Parkland High School - Arena Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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rsrrr L L if rs Lunch shifts have progressed from when Parkland was founded. At first, there was only one lunch shift. Now, we have two. In the future there will be need to improve on this. That will be progress. ABOVE LEFT: Detective Harris addresses iournalisrn classes and stresses home security. MIDDLE LEFT: Nelda Wootres and Officer Deming talk during the visit ofthe Crime Prevention Unit. MIDDLE: A stunt of the senior follies during a newscost asking for money. BOTTOM: Cheerleaders iust before the kick of the ball. ll

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Clubs Have Grown To Fit The eed Clubs have grown from almost non- existant to over thirty active organi- zations. There are clubs to meet every need. We have those concerning the home, work Qoffice and Department storesj, athletics, languages, engineering and student government. Just about any interest can find an outlet in one of Parkland's clubs. RIGHT: Robbie Jackson portrays Captain James Kirk of the Starship Enterprise during the senior follies. BELOW LEFT: Debbie Owen and Linda Garretson help with registration during August. BELOW RIGHT: Capetwirlers carry flags in halftime shows and do routines to the music. BOTTOM: The winning door in the door decorating contest was room IO6, Mrs, Garcia's class. . X .. .,. sf I r ss.-,wss g . L . ..., it . . ess 5 IO 5

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Heaclway Is Progressg Always We hope this survey has enabled you to see how much headway students have made, and how much headway is yet to be made. RIGHT: What next? Even the Student Council president can't seem to stay out of trouble. CENTER: Janet Humphrey poses for art classes to help them learn life study drawing. BOTTOM: Band members sit and watch the game before the halftime show. I2 Moving Ahead ,Q-F '1+f'f2 Y .Vi A ss