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

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Full of Glory. Rodney Mesquias, junior, lets his music flow through the First United Methodist Church during the Choir's Fall Concert. Livening up the crowd. Zack Ringgenberg, sophomore, and Brady Dial, senior, raise the students' spirit at the pep ralley. at VE -ef-'X I 57 '. N fri! . a Segars 8: Marky Sanchez O fga I'I iZati0l'1S -'X-Fitnjlx- Y--fo

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Life ln H 74a 7 Laughter, friends and knowledge brought indi- members to adopt, and the most important part, those performances 1: on for the schools ai viduals together, but who would bein charge, public entertainmel when the final show was the head honcho, the big There was all the tir ' Cf? over no one stood alone, Presl? Elections were and effort put into mc E ti 5 lf'l5l they came together as held and the inductions ing everything perfe W 3 X58-159 one. began. And sometimes it si X 60-151 Being in a club took a Now the real work be- seemed the effort wi Getting If l' 2-X53 lot of hard work and gan. There was the de- more work than the 1 Leadership 15 4-X65 dedication to keep the cision of what fund rais- ward. working 15 6 X67 organization alive. er would be done and By the end of the ye Traveliflg 16 '169 Friday's activity peri- how would the money it was time to relax. Competing wa' wx od brought organiza- be used. time to rejoice over peytorrfflffg l7O'1.73 tions to life. There was There were those nice meal and goc pundroismg 173175 so much to do in the 30 dreaded days when the company, and pat on Service glmnnefs 17 ' minutes allowed for bus pulled out at 4 a.m. self on the back for a ji Banqueis meetings. for that endless trip, just well done. gcopy by L Club activities began to spend a Saturday at Segml with the start of a new competition. year. So many new Who could forget i i i New friendsq Yearbook staff members Marky Sanchez, Lisa Segars and Lori Stewart pose with Dan Hermosilla, Channel 6 News and Lee Dunkleburge, Channel 3 News at the Corpus Christi Press Day held at CCSU. V i i s i 6225 1 56 . 17 vw f Division Page Pages by:

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ll'l,9,,L'l Calallen High School students had many reasons for joining one of the school's various clubs. From FFA to OEA all clubs included their share of hard work - but it was the fun and games that attracted most of the members. There were reasons other than pure enjoyment which caused students to join these clubs, however. Students had realized that there were new friendships awaiting them in becoming a member. Also, they were anxious to fill their spare time. Renee Rodgers, freshman, tried out for the TopCat dance team because she . . wanted Shelly Whitlock, junior, ran for Student Congress and com- mented that, . . it really didn't matter if I made it, because it was the competition that I was after. Most of Calallen's clubs had some type of trial or initiation - green hands and baby eggs included. These things come with the territory! joked Wendy Nickles, junior. From service projects to out of town trips, Calallen's clubs kept most of the school busy. The clubs taught some to lead and many to follow - the most im- portant lesson learned, pl.. . , ' viffmzb -' , , sm ,f.,. , I ,, vgtrwff, i mpg , -aw , ,j Q 9472 twfwx ' . ' uk: something to do with school out- side of academics. All of these students knew that they wanted to get into a club, but the impending ques- tion for most was, llHoW?11 QW? l 58 ,Ewa .K-,pix I J .1 Life in the Fast Lane however, was cooperation. New members. Na- tional Honor Society holds its formal in- duction ceremony for new members.