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

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We Pay Tribute To Our Friends And Supporters 1985-86 would not have been nearly as meaningful without the support and guidance of some very special people. We proudly dedicate this 1986 ARENA to Mr. Herbert Kitchin, Mrs. Linda Martinez, and Mrs. Ginna Rhodes. Track Coach, senior class sponsor for the class of '85, history teacher, friend, Mr. Kitchin has gained the respect and love from all the people he touches. Dance classes, Drill Teams, sponsor of the class of '85, and numerous extra-time activities have made Mrs. Martinez a special friend to all who know her. A person who has made journalism reach new heights of excellence through her continued support and guidance, Mrs. Rhodes, superviser of Journalism has seen to it that we have received much of the newest state-of-the-art equipment. She accompanied us on trips and to con- tests, and we owe her more than this paragraph can ever tell. She is truly a friend to journalism students throughout the district. Mr. Herbert Kitchin PROGRAMS:Mrs. Martinez helps sell programs. PAGE 8 The Heat Goes On READY, SET: Coach Kitchin times his runners. - 5 l i at T A . 'ff A .' f -if .- tif f Q ' 1 ,V PEP TALK: Mr. Kitchin encourages an athlete. APPROVAL:Mrs. Martinez watches a dance group. OUR FRIEND: Mrs. Rhodes, Journalism superviser works at her computer at Central Office.

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Homecoming Week Turns Mats Wild Crazy PEERPOINT: Annette Briseno talking about Homecoming Week: 'I think the week could have been better. But overall, I had a lot of fun during the whole week. I LET'S GO MATADORSI: B-Team cheerleaders add their voices and stunts to the homecoming rally. Homecoming week is one of the hottest periods of time at Parkland. It brings the student body closer together than at any other time of the year. The varsity football team shows a special brand of enthusiasm brought on by all the activities that accompany the game and the week. Fans of all ages enjoy the game, the halftime activities, and the events leading up to Friday night. It's a special time that goes down in the minds and memory books of all Matadors because it's fun. PAGE 10 Homecoming Week Q G U JV PRIDE: Ray Smith lets the photographer know he's happy about the Matador Junior Varsity getting a score in the win column during the 1985 football season. X