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

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Of Creative Outlets for M atadors I --W. x 1 Members of the percussion section practice for a pep rally. Carolyn Standlee gets help from Mr. Shirley and Mrs. Pope. John Schenke plays the tuba during a pep assembly. .gg 4-o Flags practice a routine during summer. X , Q-1,40 ,,...- Yvonne Alvarez and Evelyn Galarza ex- change capes during a pep rally routine. I Page 13 Sponsored by Ted Thomson

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Arts L .N I Shawn D'Arcy studies literature. Drama SIl1dCIllS toast 3 TICW yeaf. Language arts classes provide a variety of outlets for creative students. Literature, drama, journalism and creative writing all come from this part ofthe curriculum. Stu- dents are challenged to learn to enjoy read- ing and writing as well as to develop an appreciation for the arts in their various forms. Page l2 sponsored by Leslie Brown

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lasses Teach Vocational Skills Mr. Waggoner pauses during a lecture. . ff? - .,,. Bas ook E HOHECOHWG . Svyeeg heart Miss Sharp explains Income Tax forms to her students. Q55 .... Q. tai an z gr 3. is S DECA students Kenny Jones, Augi Wiest, Mike Hadley and Mark Meir listen to Mr. Wag goner Gilbert Zuniga shows off a DECA sign. Quite a number of Parkland students get valuable on-the-job training while they at- tend classes for graduation. The vocational programs offer training in sales, office pro- cedures and food-related occupations. Page 14 sponsored by Leroy Woods