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

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31' Energy was necessary to keep going. School and other activities took time, but energy was also involved. Instead of watching the late show, many students spent the wee hours of the morning finishing home- work. Even though this resulted in sleepy students the following day, they would somehow find enough energy to make it through the next seven hour school day. It got to the point where I was either sleeping or slaving over homework when I got home, junior Susie Peffley said. Other areas needed energy too. Team players had to deal with long, hard practicing hours. and members of clubs gave their best efforts to help make their organizations successful. All these activities plus a social life and maybe even a job created busy schedules. Some students wondered if they had enough energy to keep going. fGoolsby and Inglej T811 an CII UFSIICC XNHF6 8 UV HCOFS lI1 St gth d d th k V f I doing well for the Physical Fitness Test. Here, sophomore Iackiu Lain does the flexed arm-hang. IBrvan1

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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,

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,Y fi f The fall musical, The Sound of Music, was a procluczt oi' nightly rehearsals. Iunior Shannon Swinclle, tincl seniors Monica Moore, Kristen Nelson zinrl Mike Angristmo take time from their evening hours to polish up ei few numbers. fBoleyl Part of the fun of going to ti football game was to see friends, While junior Shannon Taylor and senior Donny Koester watch the game they also koop looking for people: they know. lpellerinl 6 f Stucle nt I :fe X3 Nato .... mb WN-wniirw t :gi 'E if it sw S ff ,QW LN L iss-'if'