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

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Change with New Student Groups 1 S tl if KT if I . , It . , t L' W ' is . .. .. .is . . - THE NOW LOOK: Angie Medrano provides a strik- ing contrast to the Sixties look in her stylish '80's outfit. 'X fe' l A : , DOTS AND CHECKBOARDS: Modern mixes of dots, checkerboards and other fashion fads are mod- eled by Robert Rivera. mi- .1 -ff: f - . . .. . . 'Mei 175 Jw, ,.,,. ff ' ri?-51:5 sa HAIR TODAY: Gone tomorrow? This style, modeled by Marissa Martinez, may disappear like many oth- ers. K X sg if .. V s N . he H , 53, f at ,S ., LIGHT AND NATURAL: Scott Jones' hairstyle il- lustrates the natural look of the 80's. Most of all, we'll probably remember the work. We'll remember hours of research, term papers, equations in math and chemis- try we thought weid never solve. Weill think about verbs and conjugations, vocabulary. We'll recall the smells in science labs, ho- memaking, crafts. Weill remember singing, playing, practicing, exercising, marching. Weill remember almost getting a hun- dred, and hassles in the attendance office, using the pay phone and waiting in lines. We'll think about movies and slide shows, SAC, assemblies, earning a letter, getting the diploma. In this yearbook, we have tried to capture some of these memories. We have tried to help you in your quest of dreams for tomor- row. We hope these pages reflect the part of your high school experiences that you want to keep and the faces of friends that you want to remember. ' mfr Y L , swf I ,. 7 Q .i sri. K . of A -- -.::-5' , s f . vu e X f. K , 5 st.. ' Q ' CONTRASTING STYLES: Fred Hamilton gives us a look at boys, Fashions of the 80's. l COLORS AND COORDINATES: Jodi Koss helps complete a look at fashions of today with her attractive outfit. Sponsored by Kelly Ward Page 7 m

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HO ORS If Candidates based upon outstanding work by students in that department. Also chosen are the Outstanding Parkland Girl and Outstanding Parkland Boy who are most representative of the student body.