Calallen High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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Who are they talking ab- out? Did you hear? Did you know? You won't believe 1 Gossip what happened . . . When walking down the halls any one of these con- versations can be heard. Gossip, it is one of teenagers favorite pastimes. From talking about who's going out with who, to what hap- pened last weekend, everyone wants to keep up with what everyone WouIdn't you like to know the secret Carla Miller is sharing with Kevin Wright? Gossip Known throughout the school as two people who love gossip, Mrs. Susan Day informs Mrs. Beverly Dixon of the latest news she has learned. else is doing. Everyone has something different to gossip about. The subjects of gossip can range from boyfriends to cars. What's going on this weekend, who's dating who, and jeff Walker are three things I love to gossip about, Selynda Sherman, junior, said. ' Some gossip can be funp but it can also be harmful and hurt feelings. People should mind their own business and what you do is your business and no one else's, julie johnson, sophomore, said. l Gossip has been around for a long time and will probably go on forever. 1 j

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l ' rthlQ eatin l Students' days were always filled with excitement. However, the ex- :itement varied for each individual student. Working on a biology lab interested some people, but for lzthers a good game of basketball br football was the thing to do. Of course, there were things that were common to most students, for example having close friends or i l l crush'em, Matt McDonald says as he demonstrates what the football team is going to do to Tuloso Midway. Il being classified in some groups. Sometimes the only way to find out what had been happening was to listen to the gossip, which could be found somewhere. And there were the obsessions. Most people had that one certain thing that they just couldn't do without. These common elements brought students closer together, D while their varying interests allow- ed each to remain a distinct individual. Another thing that all students participated in was talking. Whether it was talking to friends, talking to teachers or even talking to themselves, it seemed as if there were no end to the talk. Kiss-a-pig contest winner Coach l Pat Cahill shows his affection as the student body looks on. Sttldentliife

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