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

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Standing tall. Suzette Tacjhman is proud to have placed second at district VICA in prepared speech while Nikki Grander- son and Tara Knickerbocker both qual- ified for the OEA state contest. lPhotos by Elizabeth Brammerl ' ff Qi2'ww- ' 'if ,ff sz 1 if f V ,Q All smiles, Patricia Whitton, junior, proudly displays her prize winning CI1'1ZWOI'k. iPhoto by Elizabeth Brammerj W' . , ' 4 Playing to her hearts content, Kyla Smith, junior, placed in district, region, and area band. iPhoto by Lisa Segarsl 167 Nemec Going for the Gold

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GQIHG FOR lllf CIQLD mmwff W eofvpfwvanf It's the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. In areas such as drama, band, choir, DECA and FFA, all have had their share of com- petition. Competing can take a lot out of a person, but the backbreak- ing hours, hard work and ded- ication can all account for the tremendous ability that the stu- dents in these organizations have shown. In any type of competition Whether you Win or lose, you have to show sportsman-like conduct and be able to see that your hard Work has paid off, Weeks of long tiresome prac- tices. Even after all the practices you've had, you still get nervous and Worry, Karen Royal, jun- ior, said, But that just makes the competition even more ex- citing. No matter what it is that pro- vokes these students to do it, it seems their willingness to com- pete Will never end. fcopy by smcie Nemecl What a team! By working together these students competed in areas such as meat judging, milk quality and oth- er fields of agriculture. iPhoto by FFA3 Daniel Nemec, freshman, said. During competition, the or- ganizations are allowed to show the outcome of their many u X ig., 1 as Life in the Fast Lane Outstanding drama students are Scott Sor- rels, Ianel Gibson, Robert Wilson, and Craig Adams. iPhoto by Elizabeth Brammerl

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STIQUTTIHG W SlUff The pressure builds up, and your palms start to sweat. It's your first performance and the whole school is going to be watching you. Calallen has a wide range of performers from performing a skit for Willie the Wildcat to be- ing a part of a major production at the Ritz Theatre. This year the Drama Club had four major productions which consisted of Death Takes a Holiday, Bury the Dead, God's Favorite and Camelot. Also Choir had a few exciting moments for themselves which light with their performing of a Spring and Christmas concert. ,Even though there are some considerable differences among our performers, they all did it for one reason, because there is no business like show business. Copy By: Lori Stewart Whimaway-Whimaway. Performing in the Spring Concert ftopl Willie Durrill, Lionel Brown, Rodney Mesquias, fbottomj Charles Elizaldi, Cray Martin and Kevin Mayo hum their way into Calal1en's hearts. consisted of Fall, Spring and Christmas concerts and also an appearance on television. Band also shared in the lime- ? 'Q-fc 168 Discovering the body in the window box, Ieff Britt, sophomore, plays the part of Martimer Brewster at the Ritz Theatre. ,H R v Llfe ln the Fast Lane