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

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X. 3 mu. fl mfr: I ,sux Helping senior Leslie Cuuk ami junior Paige Ceirpezntiei' with their lab, Chemistry teacher, Mix Ilrmiier Alexander, explains how to rteiitl thu measurements of ii ti'ipl+a-lmteiiiii hiiliince, IBr'yanl Time plays an irnportimt part in organizing Cliihs, litem, Mrs. Miir3'L0u Markairiiiii assists ll't5klSllI't'I' Kathy Sohl and Vice pl'f3Sltlf?Ili Susie: Peffley with the Latin Chilfs hiitlggtet at ein officer meeting iiftui' sizhrml. lBryamt I swf Awww Operiiimg f' 3

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Are there enough hours in the day? Most students A busy with school, extracur- ricular activities, and a social life H didn't think so. Sometimes it seems like I never have enough time to get everything done because of school, my job, and athletics, junior Kelly Ben- ner said. So many things required time other than school and the homework that came with it. Being a member of a club, playing on a team, hav- ing a job, and going out with friends sometimes took priority over required classes. Budgeting time wisely was essential for the busy stu- dent. The only alternative for managing time was stay- ing up later than usual. While this option proved to be a short-term remedy, in the long run it caused the students to lose sleep and energy. This made many students ask the question: mls it all worth it? tGoolsby and Inglej Playing in the band takes ten or more hours a week, So Jhomores Denise Dudzinski and Daniel I Feld spend extra time after school practicing with the szixophone section. lBryainj in

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4 X Opening Enduring the heat of summer drill, ciirezctor Miss Liszt Owens anti iiciiteznunts Tracy Miller and Brooke: Chziniimerlnin try to Work out flaws of entrance and exit with the Pzicesetlers. lHoleyI Worn out from varsity imziskutliziil prac- tice, senior Andy Hopper sits clown to catch his imrenth, lB1'yzinj 1,