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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Buddies Kevin Wright and Kelly Craven, seniors, pal around together between classes. Helping decorate Mrs. Tatum's classroom door for the Christmas season, Sandra Shults and Debra Munoz add their final touches. Whatvare friends for? There are many people we meet in our lives, but only a very few make a lasting impression. Without friends, who would we go out with? s .1 rlend Nobody, Freshman Rox- anne Villarreal said. Friends are more than just people to go out with. A friend is someone you can trust in and easily talk to, junior Selynda Sherman said. Most people look for friends they can depend on when times get rough. A friend will be there to care and to let you know they will always be there for you, junior Michelle Hammons said. People need each other to tell their deepest secrets IO. A true friend won't stab you in the back and is there to show you much trust, Sophomore len- nifer Elam said. You can find friends just about anywhere if you look hard enough, but true friends are pretty hard to come by. A good friend, to me, is one that doesn't get mad, junior Penny Howell said. Friends are everywhere and we are lucky to have them, but to have a good friend you have to be a good friend.