La Quinta High School - Del Sol Yearbook (Westminster, CA)

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lAtri 7?tUfA t l UJUC.. Let ' s face it . . - you ' re stuck here. There ' s nothing you can do about It. Well, while you ' re here, you nnight as well try to make the best of it. School ... it seems like such a drag. The every- day routine can become so monotonous that it would drive anyone insane! There is no possible way to convince a teenager to believe that homework and exams are a challenge that should be wel- comed. No one, no matter how optimistic, would actually get a thrill every time a teacher assigns an assignment. But wait! . . . There ' s got to be more to high school than just books and papers! Isn ' t there? Of course there is. School offers more than an aca- demic education. When you ' ve got nothing better to do, join an activity. Activities are the key. Activities add interest and provide opportunities for us to relieve the stress that books supply. Take a good look; you ' ve got nothing better to do ... Fortunately, many have realized this and have tried to make the best of things by joining clubs and sports, getting involved in activities and by support- ing events. These have definitely made high school more worthwhile. • » 4? k ;:;% w L Top: Cool in their shades — friends get together at break. Above: Quick! Turn around Monique! — fast candid during cheerleading practice. Center: Look serious — Elaine in art class. Right: Say cheese — some members of the yearbook staff take a break for a photo. 4 Opening Section

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1 m 4 m V % « -J .% Why? Why does everyone insist on being happy on the first day of school? Top left: Homework, tennis, boys . , . AAAH! Kristy IS caught on a busy day. Top right: Hey. leave me alone! Steve and Krisly discuss business matters. Above: Is it time, already? . . . but. I ' m not finished Jay looks u p from his assignment. Left: Cheerleaders practice, practice, and practice until Ms. Franke approves. Student Life b