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

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During the Science Fair, Mandy Dougherty, junior, A i g Mt. J explains her Winning proj- ect. will ly that fhe -...S i s N lj... lf! E 1..: j , Displaying her Scarlet Let- ESP and the unexplained , ter project, Susan Lowke, are popular subjects for re- junior, models her dress. search papers. Brad K Hansing, Daniel Hearn and Willie Pringle read up on the subject. L .J , I L wg 4 ages by: Susan Wisnewski Out of World l'-'RK S -7'

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Quick Review. Ann Lawler studies to the music on the bus to Harlingen for the Regional competition. After a hard night of stud- ying, Mike McConnell, se- nior, now begins to mentally notes for the upcoming test. prepare for competition. Academic Decathlon spon- sor Ian Mclean looks on as Janelle Baca reviews her fvx fy 152 ' - 4 4 Pages B . 'l...- - Academic Decathlon W l