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

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at Parkland memorable IVIr. Erwin Bloxdorf, IVIrs. Rosa Napoles, 'lvlatadors Supreme!' J in B. . I, tg' ., 1 s V gf? .nn fl 'ew 3, st Q... -... xv we 'Q f-i 'Q A ag, a, f .9 al -, vp g Afffavf' .. .,. x. , , 5-X. :ffl . .r V1 1 yi 5? + 1:, 5 'v vf1?XL'Rzf?:- 'riff' ' S' 1'E:L'y..,',f 1 hir A955 oedicanonl11

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When students come to Parkland, there are several people who make pleasant, lasting impres- sions upon them. We choose to honor three of these people in the 1988 ARENA. These individuals give us warmth, friendliness, a good feel- ing when we are around them. They give us a sense that we are important to them, that they truly care about us. Teacher-Coach-Friend Mr. Erwin Bloxdorf has a special rapport with his students. Patient, understanding, willing to take the extra time it takes to make sure his students understand his lesson, Coach Bloxdorf has exhibited again and again that he belongs in the classroom to lead us in studying government, history, our world. Coach Bloxdorf, ateacherfor 24 years, has been a part of the faculty A here forthe last nine years. He is , Ad R 1 , one of the varsity football coaches' 1 1-,jj Mrs. PBT CICTTIETTS 3' :P NA r K5 'Q x. Mr. Bloxdorf has consistent ex- sv- 'wif pectations for his students. He is .T , an integral part of Parkland High - School, said Miss Carol Allen, principal. Friendliest Smile Around Her smile is infectious, her man- ner friendly. She keeps up with the records on hundreds of students each day and still finds the time to be concerned with the lives of students around her. Mrs. Pat Clemens is more than a registrar, she is a person many students call a friend. Perhaps Miss Allen's words say it best: Mrs Clemens is effecient, accurate, helpful, organized, and pleasant, which is good for the kids. l ' bf: L ,- Q i gif! Y X V. .lisa Mr. Enlvin Bloxdorf Everybody Likes Rosa Mrs. Rosa Napoles is also a special person to many Matadors. , .. Rosa has always got a smile for everyone. She is always willing to help in any way, said Miss Allen. True words. This lady has helped- ---T., .Q 'lx 'H f-x ,SZ many students solve problems gh which occured at school. 1 fi - .5 V . t Rosa has worked at Parkland for - about five years. Her job as custo- ' f dian involves a lot of thankless tasks. We take this opportunity to formally thank you, Mr. Bloxdorf, We proudly dedicate the 1933 MVS- Clemens, and MVS- Napoles, ARENA to these special friends. better known as Rosa. Mrs. Rosa Napoles 10lDedication Three people help make our stay A salute to Mrs. Pat Clemens J O

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Registration lines remind us it won't belong until it's back to the books 5 , gg , 3 aff. if T X 4 :M , 'U . uf- 3, J , T, T1 itt, SEV ' v , ,w , 4255:- inwuau--.K -to x N- X. : MLA A-M 'Q . i 5 t To fl S L ,,,, f' 4 it .57 V 2 Xa it fliftisif' at 3' PEERPOINT: Registration was long and kind of boring. But it's something that just has to be done it you want to come back to school, says David Molden, sophomore. THE RIGORS OF REGISTRATION: Top: Stephanie Stevens, Norma Avila and Maria Arenas get things started as they check in with attendance clerk, Mrs. Georgia Moore. Right: Brian Carrier waits for Dora Hamadon to check his book card during registration. Also pictured are Adrianna Ranking tcarry- ing booksl Ms Penny Zinser and Holly Nave who kept busy working at the book table. 1 21 Registration