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

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ELC A Walk CDU The alarm sounded, were many more things give me a chance to un- , ,7 ' bleaky eyes opened, that contributed. wind, Fawnda Sand- x xngx C . students pulled them- My friends mean too ers, junior, said. After a what 5 8-9 selves out of bed and in- much to me, Dina full days work it's great - Days Vo-H to the shower. Then it Clark, junior, said. If it to get to go crazy if you Favorite kend j X3 , was off to the table Weren't for them, my need it. Wild Wee li' X5 where they downed days would be extreme- Having these special NlondUY 1 6' 17 it their breakfast. ly boring. When I'm with events allowed the stu-i Tuesclwl 18'-19 U The morning had be- my friends I can let dents to sometimes es Wednesdml l-6.21 gun. AS if it was not hard loose a little bit and just cape from all the pres Thursday 22-23 enough to get to school, have fun. sures of school. It als Friday mg 24-25 they were expected to School just would not gave them a chance t Homecomu Z6-27 put in a hard days work, be school if it Weren't for express another side o WinterB'-'1 28-29 then go home to a full the friendships, activi- themselves, one tha Prom gon T night of homework. ties, celebrations, and of was not usually allowe Gradual Of course these course, the dances, that in the classroom an T events all played cr ma- added much fun for one that may have bee jor part in the day to day everyone involved. a little on the wild side. school life, but there The pep rallies really Here's looking at you. Assistant principals Michael Trudeau, Don- na Schueling and Charlesfllizaldi, senior, show their Christmas r spirit, by dressing in the traditional red and white. . Sf-TX 6 '--1 J .I 'vc-Yfsfn '- Nf ' Division Page Pages by:

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awuife DW Days of our Lives Some days were just unforget- able in our high school memories. Favorite days were not all cel- ebrated holidays, but had mo- ments that we wished would nev- er end. Everyone defined favorite days in a variety of ways, like sharing time among friends or with someone special, but they meant the same things. Each day of high school evolved around getting ready for the real world, but also it will create some of the best times of your life with new and old friends. My favorite day of high school was knowing I had finally reached seniority and would have a chance at hazing some freshman. And to my dismay the school enforcers outlawed that tradition. Tough world, David v,- --N Homecoming night as the game against Rockport Pirates went on, Pa- tricia Mayo and Laura Gesick, seniors, await their prince charmings to take them to the ball. iPhoto by Lisa Segarsj Ho-Ho-Ho brings a bundle of fun as Mindy Iones, senior, Laurel Wood, Su- san Locke, juniors, Missy Woodard, and Lori Lynch, seniors, enjoy a break before the Christmas Concert. iPhoto by J, My Paul Fisherj .Y s ,.77 , if 8 J .QL Q. -N TT Lg:7 rf. A . Q' Kifrgjisj- . -:zu J -.X -v,! 'P'A .f NN 1' Take a Walk on the Wild Side Molano exclaimed. Celebrated days like Nerd, Twin, and Dress-up day played an important role. These mo- ments added to school spirit and livened up the school year. Twin day was my favorite day. I've always wanted to have a twin and for a day I did. I will always cherish coming to school dressed as my best friend, Stephine Aust, senior, remarked. We will always remember hav- ing favorite days because they portrayed special moments and memories are not so sweetly for- gotten. To look back and witness old and new friends, maturity, and how times have changed, these elements were the ingre- dients for the recipe of special Favorite Days.