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

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VPholos byliraiglsennedy YYVV V VVV V V V VV GO AHEAD...MAKE MY SEMESTER: Left: Tim Jackson and Rosa Perkins make a strong and firm stand for Nerd Liberation in the bobbing for apples competition. SLOP- PY CHARMIN: Right: Jason Belmont at- 1 tempts to wrap his team member in toilet paper while Hyen Mi Mcleod seems to wonder where the real competion is. ALL SYSTEMS GO: Bottom: Theresa Wilson prepares for the Balloon-Stomp. Left and nght photos by Craig Kennedy Bottom photo by Tlnii Morales L ,inks The final event of the game weeks included bobbing for apples. lt's fun, it's daring and it's sloppy. l FASTEST BOBBER IN THE WEST: Right: Lydia Garcia isn't afraid of getting wet when it comes to bobbing for school spirit. SIDELINE PARTlClPANTS: Below: Mark Masterson and Kenny Penoyer get a bird's eye view of one of the games during the lunch hour. THE APPLE DOESN'T FALL FAR FROM THE TREE: Above: Thus remains the evidence of a successful apple bobbing event. LET'S GO TO THE...STOMPl: Left: Participants in the Balloon Stomp do more than dance as they take their pre-homecoming aggression out on each other's balloons. ANOTHER DROP lN THE BUCKET: Below: Participants in the Penny Walk end the race by dropping their pennies into the cups. Photos by Craig Kennedy it VVi.t.Vi O L. Homecomingl17

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'Game-mania' Students 'style it up' and, 'fun it up' HT l10lTlGC0miliQ'S QHYTIG Week Y s ' I ' -1 .1 M . - r LVVI ,,,:. . , -'., ...., , ...A . ZZL A ' A ,, .. M A AIA C I , . t Ei S Q -1 wif A . I WORKING HARD OR HARDLY WORKlNG?: Above: Members of the Student Council, Cassi Tucker, Tracy Bryant, and Christine Pugh engage in one of their council duties, laboring for a successful homecoming game week. Thank you Student Council! WE WILL SET UP NO DANOES BEFORE IT'S TIME: Left: Student Council members grace the Homecoming dance with streamers, balloons and more streamers. Photos by Craig Kennedy. The Mummy Wrap was just one ot the game events of the week. Participants toilet- papered their buddies for competition. GUESS WHO?: Below: Team does more than 'squeeze the Charminf Photo by Craig Kennedy. ' fr, 16lHomecoming Xvx Two events of the week were the Balloon Stomp where players tied balloons to their ankles and stomped their opponents balloons, and the Penny Walk where racers did a relay holding pennies between their legs. THE LEGS SHOW IT ALL: Above: Uniden- titled legs display their balloons for the Balloon Stomp. AND THEY'RE OFFI: Lett: Game participants show their coordination in the Penny Walk. PEP RALLY SHOW: Band members put the 'pep' in 'rally.' Photos by Tina Morales and Craig Kennedy.

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Students lead two Lives:ore REGISTRATION RELAXATION: Right: Julie Howard shows off her coordination by cover- ing her books and talking at the same time. Times may have changed, but one fact still remoins-tollcing is the student's lovor- ite posstime. HALLWAY HALLUCI- NATIONS: For right: Between closses, the holls belong to the stu- dents. Right phot by Tino Morciles. For right photo by Dovid Morrison HI MOM! l'M NOT DITCHINGI: Left: Tonya Trail does her finest to flash a smile for the camera between her classes. STOP THE WORLD EVERYBODY, WE'RE HEREI: Right: Mando Martinez and Lydia Garcia pose their 'hulkamania' while Mrs. Twitty administers her yearly duty of registering students into the school. Mando Martinez is a iunior this year and Lydia Garcia is a mighty senior Left photo by David Morrison Right photo by Tina Morales Cafeteria Chaos in class and one in the cafeteria and tails WHAT, ME WORRY? Lett: Lori Springer seems to be wondering what planet she's on while Hyen Mi McLeod becomes an in- terested spectator. WELL, IF YOU'RE NOT BUSY LATER: Right: Pat Morgan and Rhon- da Townsend, office courtesies get a breather from their official duties to hold a conversation next to the Coke machine, a favorite meeting place in the front hallway. Photos by David Morrison STAY IN LINE AND WAIT: Above: Students form a line to register tor the school year, This year, the schools enrollment reached almost one thousand students at 974. FRESHMAN FACE: Wally Watts will ex- perience his first year in high school. Good luckl LOCKER BREAK: Erwin Ouiambao makes a deposit at his locker before the tardy bell rings. This year, students had seven minutes between classes instead of the tradi- tional five as in previous years, Top left and top nght photos by Tina Morales Right photo by David Morrison 18fStudent Life