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

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alks of life People who wear tennis shoes come from all walks oflife. Once worn only by competing athletes, tennis shoes now are acceptable apparel for almost any occasion. Thirty-eight percent of the freshman students chose Reeboks as their favorite brand. Fifty-seven percent chose Nike, Kaepa and Converse. Coming in last, five per- everyday use. I think people wear tennis shoes, because they fit in everyday life, and also, because they are comfortable, Rhonda Thomas, freshman, said. Aside from comfort, ten- nis shoes are also long lasting. l'm faithful to my Kaepa's, because they lasted two and a half years, Cena McMahon, freshman, said. cent chose Puma for Preferred Footwear A. Kae a B. Ree oks C. Puma D Nike 5 i MQ, E132t'xf'Se E I if ix I gh. B r .r 4 , NOT PICTURED: Esperanza Arce Monica Atkinson Bryan Barrow Robert Boswell Humberto Campos Christopher Cortino jerry Diaz Amy Edwards james Frederick lames Garcia Steven Garza Cid Hi ' n y ggins Malissa Kemnitz Martin Marines Kimberly Morris Bobby Preston Roger Robertso Bobby Stubbs Michael Young Freshmen

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O Assistant Superintendent-Mr. Richard Morgan. Secondary Curriculum Specialist -Mrs. Stella Garrett. Secondary Curriculum Specialist -Mr. Phil Jaeger. Curriculum Director-Mrs. Shirley Ray. MQ Main Office Staff-Debbie Breaux, Denise Stawser, Norma Clopton, Aida Salinas and Judy Brown. Main Office Staff-ttopl Carol O'Brien, lini Sanders, Sue McFatter, ffrontj julie Ryan, Alicia Cavada, Donna Rodenberg. Central Purchasing and Central Receiving-lim Carlisle and Mickie Smith. XX K S. il :tm . .a U i 'K K- i Y il . A T N .Z ,. ,,,, I fd V kzzk K , Tj-5 'iii , ,f . ' I i ' ' l 'Ill' l l- Ill' l' ililll I In I I U l l I I I Calallen What? the job at Calallen, superintendent and dire You Know, Calallen nobody knew where tor oftransportation. ildcats! Calallen was, and I had a This year marked tl Oh, I've heard of them. hard time finding the of- end of Mr. Morgan's su That is the school down in fice, Mr. Morgan said. cessful career at Calallt south Texas. Now it is known and in education. Maybe the people here statewide, he added. After retirement, iw Administration haven't noticed Calallen's growth but in the 28 years Assistant Superintendent Richard Morgan has been here, the change has been great. When I first heard of Mr. Morgan has been in teaching 35 years, with 28 of those years at Calallen. He was elementary and junior high principal 12 years and then took on the responsibility of assistant Morgan will not be invol ed in the educational pr cess, but that does: mean you won't see h subbing as a bus driver few times.