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

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Pep Rallies Inspire Class Support l . . ,R s f- -521134253 tx Cheerleaders perform their Pac-Man', routine at Eastwood pep rally, if if e f 'W rsofeer . . Q .--- -:gif in I ROTC Color Guard members present the colors for pep rallies. Abel Jordan entertains during a half-time show. Some Matadors have special talents. Classes and activities such as art, athletics, music, and crafts offer places where stu- dents can -develop these talents. Hours of intense practice go into developing talents to meet the challenges of games, con- tests, exhibits, and shows. Our accomplish- ments lend themselves to those of previous matadors and help to develop future Mata- dor Pride. Kenny and Jose Drum up a little spirit. Page 7 Sponsored by Marcella Norte

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ACADEMICS bun! The learning process became the major part of a Matador's life for the four years spent at Parkland. Challenged by teachers, Matadors studied, researched, solved, built, read and wrote. The excellence of some stu- dents was rewarded by nominations to Honor Societies and Scholarships. Editors: Terri Bullard Josie Pena Yolanda Soltero Page 9 Sponsored by Mr. Johnson