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We get swept up by spring aotlvlt es 8t s ddenly t s time to say goodbye
In January, we said goodbye to
a couple of Parkland friends. Our
principal, Mr. John Dorgan ended
his career of 36 years as an
educator. We won't forget this gen-
tle man whose strength and
character touched our lives.
Mrs. Pope, a mainstay in the
choral music and orchestra retired,
in January,leaving a void that Mr.
Shirley and his choir found hard to
fill.
Oh, the second semester went by
so quickly. Spring activities inten-
sified with track and soccer,
baseball, dance, powder puff,
game, and lots of senior activities.
Research papers, science pro-
jects, anticipating summer. The
weather warmed and the air con-
ditioners were turned on again.
Students began appearing in short
sleeves, and sneaking in occa-
sionally ln shorts or mldrlffs. Our
eyes strayed often to the windows,
the outdoors, the sunlight.
SPORTS MANIA: Rlght: Bl-DISTRICT SUP-
PORT: Matadors cheer for their volleyball
team as they beat Jefferson to advance to
reglonals. Below: IN A CROWD: Kirsten
Julius and Gamet Clark watch pep rally ac-
tlvltles with interest. Below Center: CENTER
OF ATTENTION: Dancers Mla Wllson, Marilyn
Martinez, Marissa Martinez, Angle Nowell,
Sonla Storbeck, Jane Oulambao, and Rhon-
da Russ entertain during a pep rally.
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