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blaces to go. People to meet. Every Friday and Saturday lght students look forward to the eekends, going to clubs, parties, nd movies, or just staying at ome. On Monday mornings everyone omes to school talking about the veekend, how good it went, and fishing it were already Friday. On Tuesday, everyone is moving round starting to wake up. We live to porty! Wednesday is the mid-point day of the week, two days down and two more to go. On Thursday everyone starts talking about the weekend and finally the day has come. lt's Fri- day! lt's the day everyone is loud and rowdy, ready to PARTY!! While many of the students spend their weekends with friends or boyfgirl friend just relaxing at home or at a party, others are driv- ing around or sitting on the cars on Military Drive. Dancing at Image, Kelli Green makes aces, showing she's having fun. iPhoto by Joronadob One of popular teenage places is lm- ange located on Military Drive. CPhoto by Froebelj Also located on Military Drive, South Park Theaters show popular movies, another likely place to find entertainment. iPhoto by Froebelj Page by Brenda Garciaf19
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Top 'IO Places to Hong-our 1. Club Miami 2. Parties 3. Blue Bonnet 4. People's houses 5. Image 6. Movies 7. Military Drive 8. Mr. Gatti's 9. Malls 10. Anywhere ibut homey Some students who frequent Image are Andy Gonzales and Victor Casanova. iPhoto by Coronadoj Tacasita is one of the popular spots to eat. iPhoto by Froebelj During a dance Mike Martinez, Rudy Monita, Nichole Rendon, Mike Zubiate, Moe Benavides, Eddie Gamez, and Sandy Pina enjoy a break from the action on the floor. iPhoto by Garciaj At Image, Patricia Valdez, Veronica Rodriguez, and John Gomez dance the night away. iPhoto by Coronadoj Driving around at Military Drive, Letty Sosa, Melissa Sosa, and Cindy Shuman keep a look out for cute guys. CPhoto by Coronadoj 18fPage by Brenda Garcia x.,
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Couples enjoy the music and atmosphere provided at the Mardi Gras Ball. iPhoto by Hardingj Dressed in their finest, Lisa Lopez, Veronica Carrillo, Mike Zubiate, Lisa Elizando, Brenda Vera, and Eddie Gamez take a break from the dancing. CPhoto by Esquivelj Junior class officers are introduced by JoAnna Lujan, vice president of the Junior class. iPhoto by Hardlngh Friends, Sandra Rigal, Michelle Martinez, and Christine Farrell, listen to the night's entertainment. iPhoto by Martinezj 20fPage by Leticia Sosa
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