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

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,- fy WL 2 .um Far left: After the boring classrooms lunch becomes the Rush Hour. As freshmen flood ln- to the cafeteria hoping to be first in line, the line grows bigger, and if you're slow you have to wait in the long lines. Left: After getting your tray you return to your table only to find out someone took your chair. You find another one at the same time someone else grabs lt. Pyong Livingston and Manny Morales fight to the end to see who will win the battle of the chairs. Middle far left: The day ls almost over but you've got plenty of homework piling up. Kim Castillo stops to pose for a minute show- lng a few of her homework pro- iects. Middle center: Eddie Mlller is already tired of the hectic pace for the day and has that 'run-down- feelin.' Left: Another one of those dreaded places ls the hallway. Crowds of people stand and talk, backing up traffic, while others push and shove. Bottom left: Miriam Puckett watches her watch as there are only flve more minutes in the class. She waits patiently. Bottom: FINALLY: The end of the day arrives and the three o'clock bell rings, you just don't walk out the door...you RUN! All photos by Tina Morales ,fs , . l wg 2 ff 1 f Z f L , ' :er 1 V5 013 506, 5: M ww , y 'yn ml J wa., 7 ,Q 1 ,I Student Lifef21

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A Day in the Life of a Student is filled with ..... The very first thing all students dread is getting up. Right: Chris Hunter demonstrates how hard it can be to get up in the morning. Far Right: After staggering to the bathroom Annee Daniels has a dilemma concerning what to do to her hair. Next is getting to school. Middle Right: Robin Colbert finds difficulty with his car, fearing he'Il be late. Middle Center: Mark Har- ris crams his breakfast, barely beating the five minute bell. Mid- dle far Right: Joseph Mandell can't believe the state hls locker ls ln. Trylng to get to the bottom will be fun. Below: Robin Woods and friends run to class just as soon as the one minute bell rang. Hope they're not late. Bottom right: Mrs. Koszegl's first period class shows their enthusiasm for studying by sleepindl I I 20lsruaem Life S- k.'.. . ':fz.,,,,..f g .. Q e ' . i I J, J -' '

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Whew! What fun! Just ask any yearbook staffer and you're likely to get a number of different descriptions of their duties, and not all of them think it's fun. Yearbook staff members work in an atmosphere of confusion during weird, long hours. They bring together thousands of negatives, thousands of words, a lot of creativity, and two semesters of just plain hard work to put the book together. Under the leadership of editor, Rhonda Russ, the staff tried to cap- ture all the madcap, unusual, and different things that Matadors did that made 1986-1987 the most uni- que year ever at our school. Yearbook staff captures 1986-87 in words, pictures STAFF: Third period yearbook staff includ- ed: Row 1: David Morrison, Tracy Pace, Kelly Frey, and Brenda Sharp. Row 2: Dexter Galner, Mary Gimenez, Jeri Bankston, Rob- S' is STAFFS MIX MANIA WITH DEADLINES: Right: Second period staffers Rhonda Russ, Rhonda Townsend, Sonia Storbeck, Dean- na Combs and Chandra Marshall strike their best yearbook staff pose. Bottom left: Mr. Dettman ignores the antics of the newspaper staff members from his second period class. .af bie Narvaez, Sylvia Chavez, Tina Morales, deadline, Deanna Combs, Chandra Marshall, Kym Shumate, and Jack Dungan. Below: Sonia Storbeck, Rhonda Russ, and Rhonda TAKlNG A BREAK: Resting after a difficult Townsend put their feet up and relax. g y qi we . ..,, . , .- :':::: - - ,.. . , ., .1 .tr w - - ,. 1 4 .. .tr Ss .,,.., Z tiiai ,,, A ,. new 'li 1986-87 YEARBOOK EDITOR Rhonda Russ