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

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Being yourself Teams provide mid-year excitement with victories in all sports fields Z 'Q 6 --5 MATADOR MANIA means wear- ing distinctive hair styles and clothes, and nail colors. It means acting like individuals: finding out what we're all about-each of us. It means making decisions, choosing careers, taking responsibility, TAK- ING THE BLAME... MATADOR MANIA means drag- ging your bones out of bed on a cold morning just because you might miss that special someone you like or that class you found stimulating, exhilarating, SPECIAL. And our year unfolded for us, moved from fall to winter, spring to summer, the MANIA never end- ed. Infact, if anything, it increased. There was a kind of magic inthe air the night we beat Riverside in football on THEIR field: girls volleyball thrilled us with their bi- district win over favored Jefferson. MATADOR MISCHIEF: Above: PLAYING AROUND: Mr. Dorgan, principal gets a bir- thday kiss from a Playboy Bunny sent by ?... Q, Axe' it Q If K 1 -'awning ,www faculty members. Above Center: ing week tourist day. Below: PLENTY OF SERANADE?: Jimmy Martinez provided PEP: Pep rallies were few, but they were en- music f?l forthe festivities during homecom thusiastic as shown in the photo. 4l Beginnings ,Os A .

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1 N 1... , ai :M i. ff. a ir 83: . 75 fl W Q31? .- 'A .W ' .. .M ,.-, H I I 'W J MATADOR MANIA: Far left Page 2: VERY lNTERESTlNG!: Adrianne Rush and David Young seem to be enioying the lesson their government teacher is presenting. Center Page 2: OH MY LEGS!: Richie Cartagena, Tim Jackson and Richard Ackley hit the stadium to get in shape for football. Bot- tom:SUN BOWL REHEARSAL: Several of the modern dancers traveled to Bel Air High School to rehearse a dance number used on nationwide television as a part of the Sun Bowl. Top left this page: LIMBERING UP: lt may be the hallway locker area, but Pam Fugate and Rachael Watson found a conve- nient place to stretch their leg muscles, Top right: BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE?: Rugged adventurerers Jack Dungan, Jason Belmont, Tim Jackson, Alex Hinojos and Alex Adelman made it to the summit! Center: FUN TIME: Steve Austin, Tim Jackson and Lynn Munson found a lit- tle time for fun in the stadium area. SANTA SPIRIT: Holidays brought out the Santa in Peter Naier's personality, Beginningsl3

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Wav ' 'V ' have .4--.., ,,., VW ,AK i Wm-mvwuum IT NEVER ENDS2 Above: FOOTBALL FREN- . YOUNGER EVERY DAYZ DECA students Neffi and BHIY turned back the clock for ZY: It didn't take much to make this group Poston, Michelle Martinez, Matthew Abeyta, their DECA IHIUGUOFI. FTIQUTI EUT ME DQWNE get excited at football games. Below: Dee Ross, Robert Briones, Sonya Lindsey BONNIE H623 QSTS UOISYCU into the HIF- 'T , U ,X , Senior spirit The boys basketball team beating Hanks was a great win, and our girls' team was strong as ever in district 2-SA. Cross country hopes for the future increased with talented freshman runners coming through at district. There was a kind of MANIA in the tests we took. Names like TEAMS, ASFAB, ACT, SAT, EXIT TESTS, plus weekly tests, 3-weeks tests, 6-weeks tests, and semester ex- aminations. They blew our minds! Seniors had their own special MANIA. Pep rallies, spirit sticks, ordering graduation stuff, GETTING MEASURED FOR CAPS AND GOWNS! Juniors worked at prom prepara- tions while the sophomores and freshmen looked longingly at the calendar, impatiently waiting for the time when they would enjoy up- perclass status. l F Beginningsl5