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

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BRIGHT ST RS W W Books and bags that's the life some students such as Lee Ramirez lead to balance their sports and classes. g lww ABOVE: ln Theater Arts, Kyle Be- lew and Scott Kizer get to break away from the routine of usual classes, LEFT: Eggs, toast, and . . . books?! Denise Goodson and Krissi Higgins spend a few minutes of their break- fast time studying for a morning class.

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f 1'- Paying close attention to the oppos- ing speaker in the debate, Steve King and Troy Moore prepare for their rebuttal.

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ACAD In-Between Breaks Health, English, history, world area studies, biology, and various math classes are common experiences for al- most all students at LEHS. At Little Elm standards are tough and teamwork is evident ev- erywhere. Studying together for the big examw is common. Does anyone have Mr. Cail- Q 1 7 1797 lets ast years exam. asks the perceptive junior. Can we talk Mr., Montero into post- poning his test'? inquires the hopeful Spanish I student. Most ALE fstudents have known the thrill of learning higher math with Coach Ron Johnson and advancing up the rank-ordered seating chart. Who's first Chair this time'?', asks Kelly Munch. Who has not learned computer lan- guage from Miss Heston or physical science from Mrs. Hennen? It is these common academic struggles and tri- umphs that add a sense of uni- ty and shared victory to our everyday lives. M 5252? f 4 ' Janice Alves 5. ,f , Q.-fzrfrgfsxk tug, ,V -k 'V ifefft Suzanne Dees Bill Griffin Joyce Harmon Terrie Heninen Mike Holbrook Rick Jones Pennye Segars ti, ,y ,y it ABOVE: Coach Sheehan has been at this job too long! Kathy Traxler and April Jack are hard at work in computer class. J fiiiflf 1??Sr1.1:f f 777 ?32'7WW?W VH- E ' W, -, V , .,,, , U r,, ,, , o ., V .,,t , .ff ., V - H f 1 , , ' ' het .. an ' - ff 7 WW ? f 5 W gwfw 9 E E '--- We, A 2 Z X in ff! f ,af