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

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O b ession Getting through the day would be impossible without Chocolate, cars, makeup, phone, gum. These are just some of the things teenagers can't live without. Some people can't go a day without munching on some kind of chocolate. With out a Twix at lunch or after school, my Candy lover Dara Stipp, has to Finding out where the party is, have her daily supply of jaren Mitchell, does her favorite chocolate. Obsessions thing.. .talk on the phone. day wouldn't be the same, Dara Stipp, sophomore, said. Other people feel the same about their cars. Some even go to the ex- tent of naming their vehicles. My truck looks like a Spud, I couldn't get anywhere, Heather Reynolds, sophomore, said. I guess one thing I just couldn't live without would have to be my makeup, Michelle Allen, junior, said. Without it, l'd have to look the same everyday.

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Z more popular than having Who are you hanging Out wi th? The more the merrier, is what one would hear peo- ple saying these days. Cliques have become just a few close friends. People seem to feel more at ease, safer and more secure with a group where they feel they belong. I hang around with a certain group of people because they are my friends, Sarah Sebolt, freshman, said. And that's really where I feel I belong. Most of the time being Freshmen get no respect as they are booed by this group of upper classmen on the freshmen battle cry. Cliques Getting together. Matt McDonald, Roger Roby, Angie Crawford, Ieff Baxter, Arnold Garcia, Keith McMahan, Sandy Manning, Bobbin Afflerbach, Russell Gammel, jason Rios, Ruben Flores, Art Bayarena, Henery Rodriguez and Carlos Cavazos spare a few minutes relaxing before heading to their nextclass. llque in a clique means having friends around whenever you need them. You always have some best friends to be with, Karen Royal, sophomore, said, when the others are busy. While having many close friends has its advan- tages some people still need someone special to talkto. I have one certain best friend of them all that I've always looked up to, said Sophomore Susan Carey. And we have always been there for each other. Of course, there has to be something in common with all the people to hold them together. We all share the same interests, said Amy Moorhead, junior. And we always have a lot of fun together.