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

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3 Jelegates to the American Legion's Girls' State and Boys' State are jennifer Ewing and iddie Ramirez. awe ,f6e46fofz7 Students stir talk Calallen became a familiar word throughout the state. And there was not talk about Calallen just because of the football and basketball teams. Calallen High School students made a name for themselves by their outstanding display of scholastic abil- Participants in the Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce's Leadership Corpus Christi pro- gram are Cfrontl Monica Mireles, Michelle Hammons, Melissa McCarty, ttopi Eddie Ramirez, Andy Dubois and Lance Brawly. ity, leadership, character and citizen- ship. There was a lot of talk about Calal- len all across Texas, and the things people were saying were very com- plimentary. State Winners. Vocational students Monica Mireles, Andrea Rodriguez, Tammy Rossette and Anna Magana placed first at state in print- ing. David Stowers and Victor Keys placed first at region and state for their auto mechanics projects. National Arion Award Foundation Winner is band member jeremy McCormick. Honors

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ll Dl'dS hat did you buy? here did you get it? How much did it cost? Money and the things it could y were important to the people Calallen High School. Merchants d business people have learned t high school students are not ly big spenders, but that they Ive some influence on what their rents purchase as well. What did they buy? Clothes, jewelry, records and tapes, food and novelties headed the list. But they also purchased cosmetics, gasoline and spent a lot of their money on entertainment. The merchants and business people in Calallen, Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend have shown their appreciation and support of Calallen High School by backing not only The Wildcat yearbook, but many other organizations and projects throughout the year. Even though the economy in this area has been weakened, many people have continued to support CHS and its students in every way possi- ble. Because of this, these spon- sors have helped to make The Talk ofthe Town a reality. L: Sierra esta - 9m-Prm- in Mexzcdn F Monddv CLOSED SUNDA YS al- CSGITM-,S Hosxnvsi at 1 JSWSQSS CorpusChris' TX78410- - VS ru Sl ENOPIHWFSWHNF-FWFLPV S Sonny and Elia Hoskins of La Sierra Restaurant and Sharon Childers of Geminesse jewelers support the students and ac- tivities of CHS throughout the year. Corpus Five po, 'Ops 6410 Adsflndex