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

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Whenever and wherever they meet Matadors find time for enjoyment Not all of high school life involves books, studies and homework. There's a social side to being a part of this student body. That part of life involves dancing, hiking, cruising, shopping, eating, and some lust plain fun-in-the-sun times outside of school. Some people say there are not many things for teenagers to do in El Paso, but we found some. There were occasional dances, mountain climbing at Hueco Tanks, picnics at Kelly Park, fun at White Sands, shopping the different malls, cruis- ing the town, parties at friends' houses, and staying home on the phone with a friend. Probably the best thing about go- ing out somewhere is being with close friends. They help make the 'good times,' and good times make the memories we'll treasure some- where down the line. Whether they were school- sponsored, or spur-of-the-moment, our fun times left an impact on all of us for years to come. 26lOft Campus Fun ' e 'Sf rf 5 er. 6 - is W. ai. 3' fy! QQ. :fi 355 A We l new , .

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RUGGED!: Left: Joel Chavania demonstrates his rugged look as he anxiously waits for school to begin. THREE'S COMPANY!: Right: Mike Young, Marlo Jennings, and Charlie Contreras are smooth, suave, and sophisticated. DON JOHNSON, EAT YOUR HEART 0UT!: Far left: DeWayne HaGans models his Miami Vice look. BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE?: Tiffany Seward, Angie Nowell, Hope Daglieri, and Yvonne Herrera show their latest fashions. CAMERA SHY!: Far right: Luke Bishop looks shocked at be- ing caught by the camera. STAR STRUCK!: Bottom: Pyong Livingston seems to be cap- tivated by something in the distance. st M. s.. , 5 '-:ew OPPOSITE PAGE: COME ON GUYSl: LET ME HAVE A RIDEl: Top left: Kym Shumate, Charles Underwood, Yvonne Coby, Julie Bankston, and Steven Ayers seem to have trouble deciding who gets to ride in the car and who has to ride ON the car. ALL DRESS- ED UP WITH SOMEWHERE T0 G07: Top right: Yvonne Coby and Steven Ayers show off their dressed-up duds. BANG YOUR HEAD!: Bottom far left: Steve Austin creatively poses with his leather tie and sunglasses. Hl GUYSl: Bottom left: Kathy Poston waves to friends as she steps off the school bus. GUESS WHO?: Bottom center: Angie Lewandowski proudly models the latest clothing in Guess wear. DENIMS: Bot- tom far right: Arthur Means models his denim jacket and Bugle Boy pants. 28lFads 'N Fashions