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

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as Time to eat! Trace Blair is put to work serving snacks to competitors at the drama, speech and journalism tournament. Enjoying the show. Ag members Stacie Noyes, Mark Lamen, Kathleen Hopkins and limi Lynn Rosborough watch a demonstra- tion ofthe uses of a bow and arrow. Dressing up for the occasion. Ag teachers Rick Ford, Dave Crowder and Richard New show their spirit at the pep rally for that night's game against Tuloso Midway. . FFA

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1 l They did it their way. demonstrating outstanding aca- day lives. T T 1 t S C fFor,the Spirit Girls, it was dec- demic performance, citizenship Their purposes may have been iating athletes' lockers and letting and participation. different, but theiraresultsswere the em know that people were back- For the Fellowship of Christian same: their enthusiasm influenced ag their efforts. F Students, it was upholding the others. For the NHS members, it was teachingsliof Christ in their every- it his if it ' ii - wP s it-IS - ifront rowj Monica,Mireles,gRussellKirk, Lance Brawley, Susan Hanscheck, Mike Childers, D'Lyn'Loessifn,i jererny' McCormick, Bike Freeman, Marcey Reid, T. C. Carothers, jsecond rowj Sharon Martini, Detie Kolpgajuan De La Garza, Keith McMahan, Devrone ickson, jennifer Hunt, Kyle Graham, Melissa Reep, jackie Reep,,MelissaliMcCarty,'ithird rowj Cindy Ganem, Kristen Miller, Michele Herro, fheresia Herro, Gwynetta Faucett, Michelle Spiess, AnniLawler, Donna Mayo, Charles Cagle, Darren Ware,RoberjtfPringle2 jfourth rowj iendra Williams, janel Gibson, Sherry Davis,'Mindy jones, Laura Steinkraus, Lee.Anne Barrow, Mark Pearl, Lisa Andrews, Amy Howell, Aelissa Harriss, Diana jones, Roxanne Menn, ffifth rowj Patricia,'1,Mayo,.1,Michellefj-lammons, Stacy Prince,Karen Starr, john Doyle, jerry landers, jennifer Ewing, Dana Harris, Brigette Bickhamjf3Dawn Hardin,Tisha Wright, Selynda Sherman, Eddie Ramirez, jsixth rowj Trey lobinson, Gary Mathis, Chris Vansickle, Leslie Nordmeyer, Sally Cadena, Stacia Engel, jim Beggs, Gilbert FEi'entes,lPilicia Williams, Stacy trown, iseventh rowj Kyle Kinzy, jason Barrett, Travis Hendrix, justin Woodson, Bobby Escamilla, Kenneth Crowder, Dean Schanen, Allen Qrisp, Shannon Forrest, Franci Cassels, Bruce Wilks, itop rowj Teresa Castillo, Tonya Peterson, Keith juranek, Randy Stewart, Chris Walters, xson Gonzalez, Andy Dubois, Robert Mathieu, Lamon Custer, Brian Sucher, Thomas Morris. Vyjj .fQ,g,S,,, NHS 183

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S.l!!.EE..lL' !-l.ift..E.E.'3llE Wearing boots and speaking with a Texas drawl aren't the characteristics of a Voca- tional Agriculture student. Some people seem to think a person has to adore animals and listen to country music to be in ag, but that is not the case here. Ag is a class that a person can take without bein a redneck, or a farmer, or someone whgjikes animals, Scott Dean, sophomore sat . Many students join because it is some- thing the have seen others do and thought it would be interesting. I always saw people in ag wearing their FFA jackets when I was growing up, Dale Emshoff, senior, said. ln ag you are your own person with lots of freedom and that is why I decided to stay in it all my high school 'years. The apparent qualities of a good ag stu- dent are determination, willingness, and loyalty to the club. There are many different types of stu- dfents in ag because ag is a different type of c ass. Lori Pilgrim, junior, said, Until I was in- volved in ag, l looked at it as an ordinary cilub. But now I realize it is much more than t at. H if It's finally here! FFA members begin the long process of collect- ing and distributing the fruit that sold throughout the community. Representing the FFA as sweet- heart for the 1986-87 school year is Kathleen Hopkins, senior, es- corted by Trace Blair, sopho- more, vice president, FFA O