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

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Mania reaches new heights as Mats show spirit pride during pep rallies , ln Makin it mud: Although there were only two Matador pep rallies this year, they were filled with excitement and fun. Following the lead ot the cheerleaders, the student body responded to members of the band, the drill team and Caperet- tes, and the Matador Mania reach- ed new levels as Parkland students screamed, shouted, yelled, threw confetti, held up their signs and megaphones to let the team know they were behind them all the way. HONORED-EX: Above Mrs. Kathy Henry, teacher at Parkland Middle School responded to the pep rally crowd alter being named honored ex-student. Top left: 0LE': Bonnie Reza, dressed like a Matador, tries to help the seniors win the spirit stick. Top right:TOP GUN: Student council president, Ricardo Rodriguez, does his part to get the pep ral- ly started. Center: SOPHOMORES SAY BEAT 'EM: Stephanie Doyon and Johanna Dunn joined other sophomores in ,yelling for their team. Bottom: LEADING A CHEER: Juniors from the football squad encourage their class to keep the spirit going. 14lPep Rallies U

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.., el- i ' 4 I .. , tx x ll I k F 5, ' 'hgi ,595 ' 2' 4 1- fu rr - it A - Q A .R - IQSGA., x '41 V K . lf! PEERPOINT: Coach Barreras speaking about homecoming week: I liked the homecom- ing activities. I think it's bringing a lot of the spirit back into the school. I hope that spirit will continue after the class of '87 graduates. :- ifvfg lg 1 PEERPOINT: I enjoyed the homecoming ac- tivities. It gave us a break from school work and let us all get a Iitle wild, commented Selina Greenaway about homecoming week. 'fr X 'L '55 , .- 1.4. ,, H-f ,L H L. N 1 ' T' 1 4 ' w, . , '11 4 r we 5 ' .. ' .g .v gk, 5 'L og M K, . J 3550's W K ,Z. X . L' AA A I .8 J 1 K ,e x V - , .w,.,f.x .H - is I .wk , , 'r 3 if I 1 'M Q ' SEM' .. . M 5 Q A . .V fd? z - 'X 45' N Q --. . g 1 9 L-:JI tl IS- ea .rx 5 I DAMSELS IN DISTRESSi Top right: Willie Bekkum, Jerry Contreras and Gustavo Arenas hold Raul Meraz and Mario Alvarado captive on costume day. LOOKING GOOD: Middle left: Dress up day found Donna Rodriguez and Toni Hargrove modeling their outfits. IN THE BAG: All dressed up for the homecoming pep rally were Jenny Dawson. Reggie Gainer, Steve Austin, Dorothy Chin. Dina Ross, Mike Young and Arthur Means. SHARP SHORTS: Bernard Means and Robert McDonald wore their formal short outfits on dress up day. IN THE SWIM: Angie Nowell is about to get wet as Bonnie Reza and Rob- bie Briones hit the water in their very own portable pool. FUN IN THE SUN: A true tourist, Sylvia Chavez takes in a few of the sun's rays. Photos by Kym Shumate Game Weekl1 3

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Far left:0N THE EDGE OF THEIR SEATS: Lisa Leyva and Veronica Gardea entertain an en- thusiastic homecoming crowd by perform- ing a routine on folding chairs. Left: FLOWER POWER: Angie Lewandowski proudly wears her homecoming mum while cheering in the band section Center far left: LENDlNG A HAND: Ronnie Nanos and Ryan Byers stand with the freshman class. Middle center: Part of the action: Mary Engel and Kim Harris get ready to take part in a cheer for the Matadors. Below: PYRAMID: Varsity cheerleaders perform one of their formations. Showin' our pride! url ns un nu nn Ill no nu We .W-f' ,,..w,f.-A Wm' Left: COURTING THE BEE: Members of the homecoming court stand bee-hind the B-94 Bee as they wait to be announced. Above: MANIA STRIKES!: Karen Ajinga, Annie Daniels and Sid Ayers enjoy themselves while cheering for the Matadors. All photos on these pages by Tina Morales Pep Hauiesl15