Saddleback High School - Caparral Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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1 + Andre Parks and Peter Sostre provide musical entertainment at a party. Many teenage DJ ' s invest their time and money into this, as it is fun and profitable at the same time. Joe Deal and Kelly Alcott go miniature golfing. This is popular ac- tivity for many students, especially since it gets their minds off of school. Tammy Wink, Karry Alcott. and Bevie Wall observe the oceans beau- ty at dusk. Many students enjoy spending their Saturday nights at the beach. Srudenr Life 25

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WEEKENDS: Rest, Relaxation, and Recreation By Kjersti Walker 5,4,3,2,1 . . . Buzzz. It ' s about time! I thought that bell was never going to ring. Seems like it just rings any- time it wants to. The weekend ' s here! I ' ll fi- nally get to sleep in. Oh no! I have to work! Oh well, I ' ll get a few more zzz ' s. I ' m working the morning shift, too. I hate it. All I can think about is be- ing back in bed, not standing at the cast register taking an order from some l ady practically ordering the whole menu. It won ' t be too bad tomorrow though, ' cause I can catch the gang at the beach later. I hope I get a tan. It was embarrasing when they sang Blinded By the Light to me last week. I ' ll just have to breakout with the sun tan goop that ' s sup- posed to make you dark. Hopefully we ' ll go to Golf ' N ' Stuff later. I just love those bumper boats. I re- member when Mike fell over in one; what a laugh! Well, that ' s tomorrow ' s agenda, but tonight, there ' s gonna be a wild party. A totally hard core punch and cookie party. Everyone ' s go- ing to be there. Too bad Mike won ' t, though — he ' s keep- ing his date with Sarah. That ' s what I call true Pup- py Love — to even pass up punch and cookies. Friday . . . Check Saturday . . . Check Sunday . . . Sunday I gotta get up with Mr. Sun himself, go to church, and do my homework. Then it ' s back to school and not being able to wait for the bell to take it ' s sweet time to ring on Friday. Randy Gussman and Samantha Banuelos enjoy starting another weekend off with Friday ' s Back-to- School dance. Dancing has become a major weekend thing for teen- agers. John Cook and Julie Erickson put their strategic talents to work at an arcade. Of course, John played a football video game. 24 Weekends

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There Are Always the Hard Times By Andrea Atwater Many times arguments take place between children and their parents. This doesn ' t just happen in only one family — everybody ex- periences it. Frequently it seems as if Mom and Dad just don ' t understand. Yet, parents have reasons for the rules they establish. They are concerned with our safe- ty and well being. It isn ' t a new revelation that parents and children don ' t see eye to eye, and sometimes this becomes frustrating. Sophomore Te- resa Bubienko says, I think one of the real frustrating ar- guments I have with my par- ents is that they always want to know where I am at all times of the day. I think they are too over protective. Besides the hard times, however, our parents love us and their support is impor- (t Talking with friends sometimes help to relieve any bad feelings one might have. Here. Denise Roa steals a moment or two to talk between classes. When things start getting tough at home, a friend can be a great comfort. Often, students look to- ward their friends for moral support or for just a friendly smile. Some days people just need to be alone; a time to think and recollect thoughts. Paraon De Quiroz wears a concentrating expression during this lunch period. 26 Porenr Support