J J Pearce High School - Mustang Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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cage ‘ tS i ve Although this has been a good year, 1977 has a few of life’s disappointments. Students were often found depressed about test grades, class ranks, losing football games, and not baving Mrs. McGee for Senior English. Other disappointments included a range of events from a jammed locker to being dumped by your Friday night date on Monday. Emotions ran the “gamut” and disappointment was a part of the year. A. “But they promised that I would be this month’s centerfold,” exclaims Robert Meyer. B. These trig problems get more interesting every day, thinks Miss Nowlin’s class. 12 Student Life

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Through the hard times at Pearce this year, we completed some tasks and met some people who made life a little more exciting. They empowered us to lift our spirits when we were down and to make our memories of A. “She flies through the air with the greatest of ease.” Pearce favorable ones. These spots of think Graham Stuart and Mike Bowers. B. Steve Hin bee} d | Ly d Graham, Gary Stowe, Matt Lee and Joe Mongiello See ere erecrrrrenh matty GY SEY ays selling kisses. C. Karrie Polka expresses her opinion of enabling us to “catch a whale!” De eee Student Life 11

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A. Gina Ann Jolly, didn’t you hear the new rule about writing on the walls? B. Mr. Stamps insucutes new parking lot policies. C. Do you think we should tell her wheres . Ha ; i about Shower to Shower? D. Cathy McMillin, didn’t they teach you to swim in France? Student Life 13