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

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We manage time when it counts the most JOBS, E TC. I'm in the Latin club, the honors program, and I have a part time job at the Richardson Public Library, sophomore Amy Pokras said. Remind you of yourself? Many students were loaded down with school, extracurricular ac- tivities, and friends. I feel I have problems with time. There aren't enough hours in the day, Amy said. While some students did not have this problem, others dropped classes for a study hall because there was little time to uphold all of their responsibilities and jobs. For example, senior Mike Wierschem dropped one of his AP courses because of the no pass-no play rule. I couIdn't handle as many tough classes, he said. On the contrary, some students did not have the problem of needing more time and enjoyed their leisure time. Junior Julie Waxgiser, who worked in a fast food restaurant, said that she had no difficulties in handling her activities and schoolwork. Others found ways to budget their time. To handle homework and stu- dent council, senior Heather Hinson stopped working at James Avery during the week and had her parents help her manage her time. I like jobs and responsibilities to a certain extent. My job makes me feel like l'm doing something worthwhile for everyone, Amy Pokras said. iKatzmanl is M .. f ,.. 422111 i .-.-,, -nw, , .J ...wwe XX ' NK , I 1 W , ' nt kN .X , ' ' . QMQJJA-+ . w f.'i' , W A 4 4 In g Q,-4 , I s f .,Q ts Life W1 ul Jobs Exercising his muscles, junior Jim Woods earns S20 a yard at his sum- mer job. iPeIlerinl

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On Fridays, students buy flowers. Senior Jay Staples purchases a carnation from senior DECA The counselor's office is a busy members Lori Loftin, Terryn place during the first week of Ethington, and Claudine Gonzalez. school. Students sit in the hallway tPeIlerinl while waiting their turn, tGasperl 23. il' Sl. I :Yu 'I lb 9 if ,L Rating sophomores outside the While trying to find their way around cafeteria is a tradition. As others school, sophomores David Grubs- look on, senior Chad Carrington tein and Shannon Campbell take a gets an innocent sophomore to do break to review their schedules. push-ups. tPeIlerinl fGasperJ Student Life 1 11 First Week

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