Pasadena High School - Pasadenian Yearbook (Pasadena, TX)

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M1 latte-A Nt: x.. 1, Collecting money for the freshman class party, Mrs. judy Keller, Houston Hooper, and Connie Cook brought over S500 into the freshman's treasury. 2. Remembering days ofthe Old South, the Spanish Club sold popular classmen as slaves to do their master's will. 3. Mr. lim Lewis, freshman counselor, finds the Drill Team's Purty Pad a helpful aid in his daily work. 4. Fun came in the form of VICA frisbees as senior Mitch Peairson shows his catching ability. 5. Camouflaged as a lamp, Iunior Ron Creel displays a freshman light bulb. 6. Eddie Fowler takes a sip of Coke while watching the refreshment donations increase from thirsty dancers.

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Engle Discount Center Opens With Green Tug Sales Welcome to Eagle Discount Center, The Fun Place to Shop. As l walked under that sign, I was immediately met by Sale, Buy Now, 'limited Supply. Weaving through this maze of signs, l bumped into a young lady in a bright green pants suit. She quickly turned around, smiled, tilted her head, and began to sing, Two all beef sausage, special socks, cakes, cheese, cup- cakes, cookies, or a pretty Purty Pad? The scent of flowers filled the air, so instinctively, l walked to the floral depart- ment where a junior sold me a homecoming mum for half the price of the other florist. The Toys-ls-U department leaped out at me from around the corner as VICA frisbees and senior Beat Rayburn '76 footballs zipped around my head. Hunger pangs struck my stomach, but luckily Gerber's Fair Food carried Band and Bowling candy, Orchestra grapefruit and oranges, Key Club fruit cakes, and even Sophomore Spirit for the quicker picker-upper. My last stop, the Forget-me Shop, stocked items from FTA stationery, ROTC candles, Sports Club Calenders, and freshmen lightbulbs to the most exotic scented Band shampoos. With arms burdened with gifts for next year, a faint voice echoed Thank-you for shopping at Eagle. 26

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'l. Releasing tensions from school, senior Louis Turbeville sets the frisbce Activities Relieve I f. V ., ,, as eg f':ii1TYQlw::., soaring. 2. Mike Sanchez hears the face that makes everyone feel happy. 3. Leaving responsibilities behind for the moment Eagle Escort Colonel Debbie Hyman rehearses for state com- petition. -l. Sophomore Terri Cox bubbles over with joy after completing her journalism assignment. 5. Tired from the week, iunior Ron Creel takes a snooze during a seminar. 6. As the weekend rolls around, seniors Mary jetty and Mitch Peairson enioy the freedom with a party. 0 xi:-4 ,gf-.L T ,- -Q-wird I gfiglw QQ. Q33 ' L . X ., Z ' Ywf,:,. Q f Y Q12-me L , i i lm ' Y - H ,. ...,, H ziffii- Ei w:.'.fSi..,?f?oe Nm 322355 .iff 'mf if 14fe.wQ3q1:.4l-wzgg. We 'I gff'?fE.'i5 4 Massa: wzxmfi fame we .petri mi, zzrasfzi aw X