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2 Liz 2 A 1 . . 'f - . ' ! 6:2 -.V A f ,Q A Fitting End to the Week if Weekends, a short period of time that helps people deal with the terrors of the past Week. For some CHS students, weekends were rest time. For . others, it was time to be involved With sports, hobbies, and of Q e course, parties. ' M if V Most teenagers Went out With their friends and had a good time. Others were involved with hobbies. Some people rode skateboards and some people rode Waves. Several kinds of equestrian activities became popular. Photography was another hobby that grew in popularity. Some people Went beyond the ordinary to experience a different kind of feeling. But those Were Saturdays. Sunday was a day of recovery for those who took advantage of Saturday's events. Sleeping was a popular sport that took place on Sunday. Church goers took advantage of the day to attend Sunday services. All Weekend activities were enjoyed by someone. Every Weekend activity, no matter what it might have been, Was part of the Wild Weekend. The Edge , David Garcia, Frank Salinas, Tony Hinojosa, Larry Guevara, Michael Hi- nojosa, juniors, perform at a Friday night school dance. iPhoto by Paul Fisherj Catching air. Scott Schuler, junior, defies the laws of gravity. iPhoto by Paul Fisherj At Heather Ridge Farms, Tommi Miller, junior, and her horse Rob the Bank easily clear the jumps. iPhoto by Event Photographyj ...W I O a' V, gf fs? N,-Qiffil Take a Walk on the wild side pagesb
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jr I 'X Gilbert Fuentes g S It's Nerd Day and Ieff Brooks, Marky Sanchez, Gilbert Fuentes, seniors, attempt to help Eddie Ramirez, senior, out of his perdica- ment. A . Shwery timbers! Blackbeard him- self would have been proud as Tammy Coon, junior, portrays sea- faring pirate in the Christmas play. fPhotos by Paul Fisherj Preparing themselves for school dur- ing the Christmas show, Scott Dean, Brandon Slusher and Brian Barrett, juniors, imitate girls in the morning. iPhoto by Paul Fishery l , First day f I h i s c h o o I if -' was so ex- citing I didn tknow . what to ex- ' pect, Pres- ton Parker ' fr e s h m a n remarked. - when I got my license was my favorite f H - TJ' could final- ly drive without my parents, i s C h a v e z sophomore, exclaimed. Q4- , , I I za Yffef 'V ttf? O sf 'ff g h E: Q Rexx as Y? wk is K 'ga Q' ll 'Z , Rm , ' '1 '63K2i 892 1. ns U mfr t- ' hw -. x eil? d y I N5 f Q T I I qi T r h a 4 .Q 'R-. 1 'I J . My birth, day was my fa v- orite day. fiery :had fami- a ,3' friends with me. It was a very special day Lori ji . Pilgrim rs: , .0 P replied. 'RYE' KN Home 52.3, coming es- ifsg favorite day We Rockport and dance was great Eddie R a m 1 r e z , n o remarked VX? .H , 's is. gg I y nd 3,1 , . T is ll :E ' F ' A 2 31 'S' ls , I . 5 I 0 S e n I r , , . .1 -s ,xi . -... I I - Wg! Z1-if --m' was ,ny e b e a t Q! S ll - 1 jg . s e 1 r, R. P 9 YQ-sf 1 :Ser-so 'K ... -4 rnfwn - x Favorite Days
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A l lp 1 ,, 5:4 Gitti-up! Chris Walker, junior, takes up cr dif- ' ' ferent kind of horseback riding. iPhoto by Monica Baughmcxnj Steffcmie Arentz Modeling is a totally different experiencefor me. lplan to con- , tinue my career raduate. Veronica Villar- 1, real fresh- man. fPhoto by Paul Fisherj we-'re ' My stick is my , constant com- panion, and sur- yi at ' fing is my sport. 3 sa Warm or cold 1 t W A we re on the Q beach. ' k Paul l ' junior. P h o t o b y Q . - , Steffcrnie Arentzi Mother said . there would be days like this says Mr. Richard e w X teacher. iPhoto 3' by Paul Fisher, i ik sl- . ' Y QR Il if 1 K NX W Q w h e n I P fl X' , . z wb' W ' wqiimmx mn N 131 s fax? 1 44' ,fr wes- fgwa QQ H 1 n 555 Xt X 'H 'Si W s if 'ei Q at 52 I I . egg X42 u 'X ,I ft 5 X 1 . 2 K-2:1 ' 4, f ,ag I X fi e r , Ev a s fs!-1?-we H ll I if A N , A g 'P if B ts: at x xii 1 Q ' if Sq? 5- 55255 5 N , A L -.5 X i Taking a quick snooze, Gary ' Lofthouse, senior, displays .his W- f a v o r I t e E in weekend ac- , l it tivity. qphoao ' L, Q ig'1'gd:5 byL Paul SQ '-1.J ' -'N Fisher? . fn: ,Q 5 V , 5' as-Nfix-fro 1 1 Wild Weekend 1 ,, vi. ..,-r . -. infer, 1, , .-YI, if
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