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

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Up, up and away. One math Taking pride, choir students student tries to get her kite to show their feelings at the take off. candlelight pep rally. riff' 2 Getting the feel of ii. Iunlor Iennlfer Vltek gets ready for a hard day's work. 149 W f f? ' HRW E Walker and Stacie Nemec School Llfe 'Q

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Pumping iron. Iunior Ronnie Smethers gets prepared for football season with juniors Scott Dean and Dwayne Dohman. 'J' A 'YY f, H , ,4-Q Ch hat A Foolm li Sc col Touches Evcruones Life Feelings flow in many ways, from a good grade to Friday night football games. Calallen was full of feelings, not just emo- tional, but physical as well. From the use of comput- ers to having pride for their school, 1988 showed a tre- mendous amount of feel- ings for each and every student. Most affected Senior Eugene Sparks lets his fingers do the walking. were the seniors, who knew this would be their final year in high school. Not only did they leave many memories behind, they also took treasured memories with them, from being thankful they didn't have to touch that type- writer again to missing their friends. I have lots of great feel- ings for this school that will live in me forever, David Molano, senior, said. As the school year came to a close, feelings had been expressed in many ways. It was a year full of dreams, hopes, memories and those oh so wonderful feelings. -:nv-ll? lis. N' I 4 Oh What a Feeling 8 K 4 . 7'-PM '1 -Pgfwci 'Q I i mi' gf: K' 'sw ' ggi 'fy 16815: it wi' 'Maya in I 'T' mf-lf of ww: iw' -35 fi JT if 1 f M MWA if' ,I . :Ffh J I Pages by Q xv . W V ' X up-f. ' . -I Q, 1 xg f V ., ff fr WWW . ' ' ' af ., , If.. A ' lmwwi, ' f 1 M54 ,J . , n MQ .4--if i q. 1, 5 I 1 4 Mfr- ,zwsif W 3... ' V W l -. . Q wg .5 -r Q , 1, ' 'G 1, ' ' .- W t 4' I ,. nik 42, vghy- V. 'ju J 'f ' 4 5: MN H 2'1'vA,.1u ,.r:r.f- ' ' of of f' 1 . V' Q. ,g1a,w.,gq,-. ,M ,Q :fr f . W . ,, ' 'Ziff .mf , 'fx ,fwfx . A - Mary'-Ei.-P .I . ' A' , + Ml MQ, ,1 V 45, 'wg K g ,weft of . or fa, . .4 7 W . , .ff ., , ' ?'WfW'i' 4 ' V .IT 'ef fffff., 7 I Jn V' .iw ,711 ., I wus' 4..,,. i '?!?'r'lC . gi- jUi',,iL'V 'fmfftir .ifww Y auf, f' 1 1',- g y 'N Y . -I J , , , ff . i f, y .1 .M A- ,x g f' ',' flirt :ana L 5, ',.,, ',, M fwafrf v,i.f,.xf- Q Y mx A flag f . :iff 315:47 if 'yr If . , -5,1-W1,'r1g,.1 s K W ' , , , Q 'Tl ff 's ,T ' ' K .L ' if 'J 4l'l2,fffQ'f7f 51,,'iff ' A, r ,vm 9 1 an 4'L1,w ha- 'y,,'.r a , vm- A, :wi . 1fvfQ4 lf 3 '.9ii,, if ' ,Q ,ray f ,-if . i W ' 1' Mg ,V , , 2 4 1 ,A

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