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

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nw On stage. juniors Craig Adams and lanel Gibson act out their parts in the Drama Club's UIL One-Act Play en- try The Shadow Box. Making the rounds. Office worker Stephany Aust follows her daily route in picking up the attendance cards. juniors Dewayne Byars Adrian Cadena Tony Cantrell Thomas Carothers Franci Cassels Diana Castillo Marie Castillo Teresa Castillo David Chambers Tracy Chapa lon Chapixell Brian Chi cutt Annette Chipy Lori Christensen lulie Christian Robyn Coble Alison Collins Linda Cortez Dorsey Cox Allen Crisp Christine Crossland Ken Crowder 0

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ik Craig Adams james A ejandro Michelle Allen Michelle Antone jeff Arbour Stephany Aust Candy Baker Bobby Barnes jason Barrett Lee-Anne Barrow Diana Bearden Brigette Bickham Beclay Boman Bro y Borrer .Wen tx 3 W. K v I -- .. , 2 w.,,:.4 Nxt f ff vw 6+ ' rt if Paul Braly Lance Brawlel fs Toby Broc jeff Brooks Lionel Brown j Stacy Brown j Aubrey Bryan l 'g DarreIByars it f 'y,e o ears ago they were take over that role of top better known as dog. They'Il be the ones ish. They were one of the who will be looked up to. main attractions back then. This year the juniors are Then they were soph- just trying to have a good omores, the nobody's. time, get all of their credits, 1 - - juniors They weren't treated any special way, they were just there easing on by. Now they're finally getting somewhere-they're juniors. Soon all the seniors will be graduating, and then they will and make it through that Spring Fever until summer comes around. Not to men- tion, they're concentrating on passing that tough TEAMS test that all juniors must take.

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O Taking They were no longer lost, harassed freshmen, nor were they invisible, ignored sophomores. Finally, after two years of oblivion, they were almost at the top of the academic lad- der, and what they said and did became important. Although many of the students had been con- tributing to the various school functions since they had arrived at the school two Q .N charge years earlier, this year they showed their talents and school spirit by becoming leaders in the classrooms, on the football field, basketball court, and in a variety of extra-curricular activities. Our class is the best one ever. Most of our members are hard-working and involv- ed in many activities. That's what makes us a great class, Gilbert Fuentes, class presi- dent, said. V juniors lunior Class officers-ffrontl Robyn Coble, secretary, fmiddlel Shannon Forrest, treasurer, ftopl Alan Crisp, vice president and Gilbert Fuentes, president.