Parkland High School - Arena Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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Index vaiadez, Fiobeno 124, 154 Valenzuela, Amalia 139, 187 Van Horn, Joe 125 Vanley, Debbie 139 VanLankvelt, Roger 109 Van Schaick, Jenniler Van Schalck, Kei!!! 39, 117 VanZandt, Kimberly 109 Vargas, Danny 125 Vargas, Raphael 117, 201 Vasquez, Alfredo 109, 180, 182 Vasquez, Martha 109 Velasco, Virginia 95, 139, 202 Vierra, Aileasha 109, 180, 181 Villa, Daniel 128 , iWl Waits, Colin 109 Waits, Tina Marie 32, 50, 139 Waits, Vincent 125 Walker, Andy 26, Walker, John 11, 70, 117 Walker ,Kerry 117 Walker, Terry 117 Waiser Walton , Diana 97, 109, 164, 165 .Dawn 117 Ward, Billy 109 Ware, Cindy 32, 117 Watson, Rachel 3, 29, 117 Watson, Teresa 125 Watts, Wally ie, 109 Weis, Jimmie 117 Welcing, Barbara 69, 89, 139 West, Elise 117, 199 Whitaker, Ronnie 56, 109 White, White, White, Aleathea 139 Daniel 26, 44, 86, 139 Jess 86, 117 White, Krystal 44, 139 White, Melanie 125 White, Michelle 117 William William s, Carl 44, 214 s, Kenneth 44, 125 Wills, David 89, 180, 181, 182, 184 Wilson, Wilson, Chris 91, 109 Dereck 125 Wilson, Mia Farah 6, 24, 30, 91, 124, 215 Wilson, Therese 17, 109, 178 Wolf, Thomas 113, 117 Wolskl, Wesley 26, 56, 57, 59, 71, 124, 201 Woods, Joe 117 Woods, Robin 20, 117 Workman, Evie 125 Wren, Ezra 125 Wren, Shawnee 109 Wright, Kevin 32 Wuest, Mlcki 215 rx-Y-zi Yanoush, Teresa 117 Yates, Rawn 12, 109 Ybarra, Diana 117 Yom, James 97, 178, 182 Yorgenson, Tim 117 York, Chris 128 York, Tim 109 Young, David 2, 63, 188 Young, Kenny 43, 48, 68, 129, 152, 188 Young, Lahoma 125 Young, Michael 13, 44, 124 Youngblood, Brian 117, 153, 182 Youngblood, Larry 152 Zaidivar, Gladys 63, 84, 104, 109, 180, 181 Zaldlvar, Ramiro 124, 181 Zapata, Norma 117 Zarate, Daniel 86 Zarate, Leo 117, 201 Zarate, Virgilio 153, 201 Zink, Troy 26 Zuniga, Adriana 28, 117 Marlon Darton Mr. Universe l98587 GROUNDBREAKING: The baseball team got a new field to play on and the Trans-Mountain Optimists donated a fence to surround it. Here Mr. Mel McCormick, president of that group breaks ground for the new fence, TOP GUN?: During the Amigo Air Show, the ofthe team visited ROTC units throughout the Navy's crack liying team made an appearance city to explain the Navy's liying program to in El Paso. While here, members the cadets. MAKING MONKEYSHINES: Several Matadors Jeff Prowers, David McCullough, Travis formed an alternative musical group called Crabb, Alne Newman, and Gene Beiaire. They Psychic Monkeyshines. The group included appeared at Sound Seas Warehouse. inoexl227

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? We rejoice in their lives,' We sorrow at their passing Familes, friends rememberCarrie Andrews, Bill Wootres Carrie Lynn Andrews 1985 Parkland Graduate To her friends, Carrie Andrews was known as the Top of the Tea. Others remember her for her high, squeaky laugh. Michelle Grissom says, lt seems like only yesterday that we were yelling and screaming our way through the halls. Carrie was everybody's buddy. She was a really friendly person and a favorite among the mid-year graduates in 1985. Carrie competed two years on the varsity gymnastics team. She was active in the Vocational Office Education Association and was Secretary of the Letter Club. During her junior and senior years she was employed at the Government Employees Credit Union. The yearbook staff share's Car- rie's family's sentiment that NO MATTER WHERE CARRIE IS, WHAT SHE IS DOING, SHE WILL ALWAYS BE ON OUR MlNDS. We love our daughter who meant so much to us, and everyone, said Mrs. Andrews. 1. g Bill Wootres 1979 Parkland Graduate 1 it M When Bill Wootres attended Parkland from 1975-1979, he was well-known for his pleasant disposi- tion and friendly manner. Bill was an active football player who lettered in his sport several times. He participated in tennis and was a member of the newspaper staff. After graduation in 1979 Bill at- tended New Mexico Highlands University on an athletic scholar- ship where he played varsity football. He earned his degree in physical education and was employed on a ranch in Colorado at the time of his death. Bill's two sisters Wanda and Nelda are also Parkland graduates. Remembrancesl229