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

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O ii -L'. Waiting in line to have his co- ' py foraytheiriwinter Ballypages checked' 'by the advisor, Chuck Elizaldi, junior, lshows relief for an almost completed assignment. Yearbook favorite. Co-editor Mi- chele Herro is escorted across the stage by choir member Ricky Sanchez during the presentation at the Winter Ball. New member. Sophomore Lisa Segars accepts her membership card and pen from Mrs. Elizabeth Brammer, journalism teacher, during the Quill and Scroll induc- tion ceremony. Yearbook Staff

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EGQT Scientists get EWS FORYO I t The Science Club has been ac- re this year in promoting interests and enthusiasm for learning iout our natural environment, Igticularly the marine environ- , nt, Sponsorjan Edwards, said. This was true, for the new alallen SciencefSea Star Club as ey participated in many com- unity activities. Working in trious exhibits such as the Texas ar Aquarium touch tank durin ayfest and being the only high school group to lend a hand in the first Texas Coastal Clean Up, an ef- fort to clean Texas beaches kept the members involved in com- munity projects. The club also took many field trips. They toured aboard the Katy, a U.T. Marine Science institute research vessel, visited Welder Wildlife Refuge, and journeyed to the Barney Davis CPL Power PlantfMariculture facility in May. They also hosted many guest slpeakers like a refpresentative from t e U.S. Fish an Wildlife Service who talked about starting saltwater aquariums, and speakers from CCSU and Charter Hospital who discussed the topics of en- dangered birds, coral reef ecology and dru abuse. The Ciub also participated in UIL Science competition where justin Woodson placed first in the Biology section at district and ad- vanced to regional competition. it ,t ti 4A- Jig LW 'fly -nsunn ,fit 1 We Q pta i -E uf wk I 5 I an it , -, ,, t f K Z is , ' K rite S num, 55 i' Science Club members-Mrs. lan Edwards sponsor, Lorie Burke, Krissy Kopecky, Crissy Rupp, Theresia Herro, Mandy Dougherty, Brad Fisher, Clint Worton, jason Osborne and jackie Reep. Sea Star Sweetheart. Mandy Dougherty, sophomore, was chosen as the Science Club favorite at the Winter Ball. Science Club O

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'L eted. ave we got news for you Staff creates 'Talk of the Town' Planning, creativity and hard rk were the elements yearbook ff members used in creating Talk the Town. .The planning began in lune hen co-editors Marky Sanchez td Michele Herro attended the PC summer workshop at UT in stin. There the theme was selected as ie two editors gained new ideas om yearbook experts from qroughout the nation. When school began the staff rted taking pictures, designing reads, writin copy, comp eting outs and seging ads. That wor ntinued well into the summer en the book was finally com- Staff membersym ffrontl Andrea Rodriguez, Roxanne Puga, Lori Pilgrim, Robyn Coble, Chuck Elizaldi, Lisa Segars, ttopi Clint Schneider, Kevin Chan ler, Marc Holder, Michele Herro, Gilbert Fuentes, Marky Sanchez, Trey Robinson, Kym Everitt, Todd Walters, Stacie Nemec, Paul Fisher and Jeff Walker tnot shownj. Jug ls uf-1 4' wwf -..i r-L 1 i , I if 0 3 i v M1 8 1 . W M A, -. , . lj fr . Q T, q K Q Special talent. C0-editor Marky Sanchez entertains other yearbook and newspaper staff members during the banquet at the TAIE convention in Lubbock. Work, work, work. junior Robyn Coble types copy for her yearbook pages as she tries to beat the deadline. Yearbook Staff O