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

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ee., x win pun I 1 l i., r F. iii ,e..: T I 1 yi 3 Q ff-'R ,' ' 'j-jg ,, . , . r 'fi' r-1' snnwgfsraeqe . , A TRUMPET OF TRlUMPH!: Top lelt: Carlos Ortega and Jimbo Martinez proudly blow the senior horn at the last pep rally. TROPHIES OF TALENT!: Top right: Miss Carol Allen displays the trophies given to her on behalf of the dance department. WE'VE GOT SPlRlTl: Center left: Enthused iuniors scream for the spirit stick, while throwing pieces of confetti into the air. LEADING SPIRIT: Center right: Junior varsity cheerleaders Tonya Trail, Virginia Gongaware, Lisa Austin, Michelle Dean, and Lizette Barreras. GO HOME JUNl0RSl: Bottom left: Alexandra Galarza looks at Jenny Dawson and Mike Woolridge as he tells student body president Dorothy Chin 'hi' and at the same time 'bye' to the iunior class. FRESHMEN FRENZYl Members of the freshman class express their spirit at the pep assembly. V I .,,lz,sa-' A 3 ...flliliuff ,. . ' :Le . ' , lk E..- 4. -mf' f, ' - f- W f 'H '- 'S 'E ., 'W far. 7 1 Q J. Qltflw- 1. r N . V 4. . --. - , 2 ,1 ..-.E ' - ' , Sig, X' M .. . 'A ff 'fr' - . ,. , vbe ' fvf-f r' ' A I .Q .. -' A ' . Q . .. A .. l Pep Ralliesl19

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Sometimes you yell until your throat ls sore! We cheer for our class accomplishents, hopes, dreams The beating of drums and the sound of yelling cheerleaders, along with hoards of screaming students streaming from open classrooms could only mean one thing- pep rally time. Pep rallies served as an excellent way for students to 'let their hair down.' This meant that everyone could relax while showing their school and class spirit at the same time. According to Coach Erwin Blox- dorf, We don't have enough of them, but we can't do anything about that because it's state law. l feel more pep rallies would instill more school spirit in a positive way. ln the past, pep rallies were held in the fall, primarily during football season. Recently, however, students were treated to an addi- tional pep rally in the spring. The 'lf SPIRIT STRlPS!: Top right: Dina Ross and Donna Rodriguez cut streamers out as a DECA project for the homecoming pep ral- ly. POSTER PAlNTl: Seniors Steve Johnson, Richard Grumet, James Ficca, and Jesus Tagle paint posters in hopes of winning the spirit stick. PLAY IT MAESTRO!: Band members entertained students at the peprallies. FACULTY FELLOWSHlP!: Bottom right: Mr. David Kelley, Mrs. Sue Behra, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Pat Clemens Mrs. Kathy Able, Mrs. Betty Garibay, Mr. Jesus Martinez, and Mr. William Vanley made up the faculty cheering section. 18lPep Rallies purpose of the pep rally was to honor such springtime sports as baseball, golf, basketball, soccer, and track. Other sports such as swimming, that go on all year, were also honored. Aside from sewing as a means of relaxation, the main reason for having pep rallies was to promote school and class spirit. Students participated in fierce competitions among the classes in pursuit of the school spirit stick. This often in- volved more than just cheering and yelling. To win this most prestigious honor students from all classifications spent endless hours both before and after school mak- ing posters and confetti in anticipa- tion of the big event. 22 -Ea H'- .4 l W L mfwivm' --..1. '

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Jason Schell tops twelve acts in first Parkland talent show held lVlay 14 20lTalent Show