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

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Styles, events, daily and special activities influence our lives at school Unique styles, combined with each student's personality, bring an atmosphere of enthusiasm to the new semester. From Nlohawks to Nlini-Skirts, the styles changed the look on campus. Events on campus create changes in the daily routines. Students look up, excitedly, as the Golden Knights descend from 10,000 feet to land on our football field. The electricity coninue when the Army's 62nd Show Band per- forms for the students during lunch. Homecoming brings a frenzy of excitement, as students dress up and participate in the week's activities. Upper classmen gather outside of lVlr. Vass's office to catch up on the latest gossip. The ringing of the one minute warning bell clears the halls and they rush to their classes. GET DOWN! Above: Giovana Salas shows off her dance moves as the 62nd Army Band performed, BlRD'S EYE VlEWl Top right: The capital was a favorite spot to visit dur- ing the interscholastic League Press Con- ferance.GET YOUR PROGRAMS! Far left: DECA Adviser, Mr. Mark Chappa prepares to sell football programs during a home game. EIGHTY-EIGHT DOMINATES Right: Dexter Gainer enthusiastically waves the senior flag during the first pep rally. 4fOpening 4.-1-Q-.....,.,

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