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

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5. 'Ihr E umrrx-In Gstqg 43 ,fr- -our-n,,J HQ 4 .. Q- 73. .Z' --x .I 'D -- X .4-1 4, .gif PEERPOINT: David Castro, a new student at Pandand, talked about registration: It's very different because at the other school i at- tended we didn't have to register each year. THE LINES ARE LONG: Left: Jimmy Mar- tinez attempts to get Sean Boelter to smile for his l.D, picture. Lower Left: Laura Pin- tado and Ramiro Zaldivar wait in line to pay fees required for registration. Below: It takes patience to get through the stations at registration. Here Sean Whitcomb, James Nelon and Veto Young wait while their records are examined by Mrs. Moore and others at the start table. Some people say the most frustrating thing about going back to school is having to register. There are those countless cards and forms to fill out. The lines are long. And you want to get through as quickly as possible so you can enioy at least one more day of vacation. it? . -. ,lg . Registratlonl1 3

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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

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Lunch is hecticg We eat and run Time? Students never seem to have enough of it. The halls and the cafeteria are full of excited but busy students. Both are places for rendezvous with friends and books. Each student has a place in mind to go and that makes a great number of destina- tions unknown. You'll find some students doing homework while having lunch in the cafeteria because they had to study for a test during breakfast because they had a sports practice or a club meeting to attend the day before, like Alex Hinojos. lt seems that there just isn't enough time for everything that needs to be done. Some of us may relax for now but the work that is put off, catches up on us so that we'll be needing more time to get things finished. Sure, we make schedules, set up appointments, or sacrifice certain things to give ourselves space. This may work from time to time, but not always. 14lHalls and Cafeteria