Little Elm High School - Lobo Pride Yearbook (Little Elm, TX)

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ABOVE: Cori Anderson and Jenni- fer Jones play like snow bunnies. ABOVE: Jeff Polley takes a deep breath before taking the plunge. ABOVE: Frank Johnson, Jeff Polley, Bob Forsythe, Bus Driver, Kyle Belew, Keith Belew, Jennifer Jones, Steve King, Cori Anderson, John- ny Russo, and Dawn Bates all join in for this shot. ABOVE: Steve King and Greg Stewart do the Cha-Cha.

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,. AQ, . , , . as -an f b f f . , K r . -ai' f -, L it +-,1,fWm-+-xml' 'V , t -' 'f ala!-'51-rift' ' 4, ' fmt' my nt f by f ABOVE: It's not very often that it snows in Little Elm, so students take advantage of this time even though it may not be the weekend. Hr rn lt's the weekend!! Rest and relaxation was very important to students at Little Elm High. Without it, they couldn't have kept up with the tough school work given by the teachers. Some examples of weekend activities are dating, parties, andfor simply hanging out with friends. The 0rtega's for example, work out almost every week- end at Friendly Park Gym. Richard, Joe, and Tony have won trophies over the 9 years they have been involved in ON THE WEEKENDS boxing. Every 4 or 5 weeks they participate in tourna- ments and all the hard work and training pay off. Perhaps one of the favorite weekend activities around Lit- tle Elm was fishing. On a warm, spring Saturday after- noon, Blain Harper and friends put Gone Fishin' signs on their doors and head- ed for the lake. As the year drew to an end, the students anxiously awaited the long summer vacation ahead of them . . .

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ABOVE: The only injury! Robert Perez assists Sheree The Crip Mazur. Skiing Cn HOff to the bunny slopesln yelled the seniors as they head- ed for the snowy mountain tops. The seniors were not for a moment bored. From snow- mobiling to hot tubbing, the trip was a memorable one. It was a real adventuref' laughed Denise Cain. The seniors stayed at the Pioneer Lodge in Red River, New Mexico. James Hall stated,E5'I'm. glad I. didn't break any boneslv The trip had it's ups and downs from the Cowpoke Trail to the Black Hills that Spencer Mo- rale and Johnny Russo raced down! Even Janice Alves and Prayer . Donna Breaux dared the in- termediate slope. Snowmobil- ing was an unforgettable ex- perience. Bob Forsythe and Cori Anderson led the troop of seniors as they ventured up the mountains. At night, some groups got together and ate out at. the St. Bernard Inn, while others enjoyed the cook- ing of Keith Belew and Steve King in their cabins. After dinner the seniors lair.:-t at a game hall called the Play- housev for pool and arcade games. This senior trip will be remembered for years to come. ABOVE: And a snowball for you Frank Johnson gives Kim Van- Antwerp a taste of her own medicine.