Ysleta High School - Otyokwa Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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W Making the most of the three-thirty jollies It is the start of a weekend when the final bell rings, releasing every- one who was bound by books and paperwork to do all the things they had been anticipating through five hectic days of school. Friday may lead to a football game. After the game, most fans could be found at any one of the many local fast food restaurants. V A Football season also enjoyed a fa- vorite pastime for many students, bonfires. Students enjoyed listening to the music that sometimes accom- panied bonfires while others simply enjoyed sitting back and watching the fire slowly burn. At the end of football season, only the imagination was the boundary to the many things students did on weekends. There were numerous skating par- ties sponsored by various clubs which were thoroughly enjoyed by many despite their soreness. The more adventurous people could be found hunting, four-wheeling on the outskirts of the city, or mountain climbing. Saturdays, for most girls, were usually spent shopping. Although shopping centers offered much more than a chance to get a new pair of jeans. There were many theatres which were flocked with viewers. Pinball arcades were also equally filled. Concerts, of course, were some- thing almost everyone attended whether it be Van Halen or Willie Nelson, Ysleta students could be found jamming to their favorite sounds. Weekends were two days that seemed to be put aside to help us keep from going crazy. Yet there were a few unfortunate souls who could not seem to tear themselves away from their books. They were either brains or they were people who remembered Sunday night that they had a ten-page report due in class on Monday. Regardless of how the weekend was spent, you could be certain that almost no one was ready for school on Monday. Weekends 13