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

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rd ls Cut Echool ls In As the alarm clock rings, ltudents are faced with another monday. Mad dashes are made to chool while excuses run through he minds of the students just in ase they don't make it on time, gtnother week of school begins as everyone rushes to their seats. However, for most students, the school day lasts longer than just eight hours a day. Participation in clubs, sports, or other activities usually requires additional time after the last bell rings. When that last bell rings, students are often found with an armload of books and plenty of homework for the night. Homework is usually put off until the latest time possible, so that the Ulf students can have time to watch their favorite television program or make an important phone call. This often results in students stay- ing up late desperately trying to finish their homework. But the ever-faithful alarm clock will ring in the morning and greet students as another day begins. During a break. Michelle Hammons, junior, stops to make a phone call. Catching up on the latest news, Kelli justice, sophomore, takes time to talk with Alma Fernandez, Er senior. School Life