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

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Iunior Steve Robinson believes the Donough, Carsten Alsguth, Kent El- seniors dominate the counselor's office. ington, and Van Leftwich are pictured For example, seniors Melinda Mc- be ow,QBriggsJ OO enior Beth Massey tells her sophomore ister, Kathy, that the bib she's wearing is ttractive. tLeeD Click, slam, bang went the unlocking of classrooms, open- ing and closing of lockers and dropping of books on desks. School had started again and seniors were strutting the halls with authority and a new sense of power. juniors strolled in with a carefree, secure look and a slight gleam of revenge in their eyes. Sophomores stumbl- ed into the awaiting schemes of the upperclassmen. The teachers were also back, waiting for the annual welcome speech given by Mr. Stamps and the usual chaos created by seniors. The tricks were up to par when seniors told first-day sophomores to leave the seniors only class and to check the schedule problem. The joke ended in a swamped counselor's office of confused tenth graders. But at the same time teachers were greeted with a pleasant surprise that the air condition- ing was on and working. Unlike last year, for the first day our hundred-ten-degree rooms were transformed to freezers. All considered, the first day was a change of pace for everyone, whether you were parading the halls in diapers and a lunchbox in hand, or ex- pressing your opinion of a sophomore on a flashing card, or maybe having the senior privilege of leaving after third to race home and watch General Hospital. We all had the same attitude about making the com- ing year special and different from years before. CBrownD First Day-Student Life I 11

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Lunchmates Mandy Taylor and Allison Townsend believe that Michele Con- away's big sis has given her the wrong name tag. fBriggsJ E 3 Ziff, 'Q Sophomore English teacher Ms. Owens gives her class their books. fBriggsJ Bill Harrigan is partickpating in one of the many activities o a sophomore's first day. fBriggsJ 10 I Student Life-First Day A change of pace i I n v 'Wi is 3' Fl v-4 519151 .l erin: wt- as ii .saws -1 x.Q !' 9 41 ' 'flP1'ws' . ' '3bf e ,1 P

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Senior band member Mike Goldstein Devoted senior Amy Brewster shows up at school at 6:50 a.m. for a Chandelle meeting, curlers and all. fLeej concentrates on keepin the beat at a morning band practice. gchlettej Late to bed, earl to rise if VFR Virginia Blocker, Michelle Williams, and Laurie Sisernore practice a new routine for the upcoming Richardson pep rally. fLeeJ 12 I Student Life-Before and After School Nevis Kevin Barchuck builds his legs by le pressing at The Austin Gym afte school. fDrakej