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

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i -. 5 l A Ms, M i 4 , . 1 , 5 1 ,f ii MCDHFI MCDHFT ww fm mfr 72 KW? Fruit, candy, sausage, tur- keys, calendars, gift items and Wrapping paper were just a few of the items sold by various or- ganizations. Selling things became a part of each club's activities in order to provide funds for the groups' activities. I hate selling things! was the cry of many of the club members, but there were usu- ally enough salespeople to make the projects profitable. Some organizations found other ways to make money. The Speech and Iournalism students hosted tournaments. The cheer- leaders and Top Cats held clin- ics for young admirers who someday hope to be Top Cats or cheerleaders. The cheerleaders and Pan American Club held dances to raise funds. Sophomore Class project, Kiss the Pig contest, was prob- ably the most unusual fund rais- er. The contest is a lot of fun, and everyone, even the Win- ners, seems to get a big kick out any Getting it clean. NHS member Ien of the contest, Mrs. Nancy Cavitt, Sophomore Class spon- sor, said. nifer Elam washes cars in the club's fund raiser l7l EQQY ! 3: , .-Q -. 3 tif'751-Effj T McMahon FUfld Raising wax fhf

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Getting ready. Speech and Drama students raise money by hosting a tournament. Collecting money. Year- book staffers Steffanie Arentz and Lori Stewart visit Bea11's Department Store to pick up copy for an ad. P f ,, 8 4 1, W 110 X Y Life in the Fast Lane f N f tt. A f ,, ,Am H 5, in A wif il A X f-K Pages assigned t

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HELPING HUITD .fE6W!flf47 07?f'EA95 Giving something to others be- came a habit for CHS students. Calallen students set a record for the amount of blood donated by area high schools. I'm so proud of the students and their willingness to partici- pate in the program, Mr. Iack Larimore, principal, said about the blood bank donations. Donating blood was not CHS's only contribution to the commu- nity. Several groups including the Wildcat football team, FFA, Band, Top Cats and cheer- leaders participated in the North- west Business Association's Christmas parade. time helping the community. They fixed up the Oil Belt Base- ball Park and began the devel- opment of a Farmers' Market in downtown Corpus Christi. NHS members also had sev- eral service projects during the year. They collected coats and jackets for the homeless and held a food drive for needy families. Blood donors. Iunior Patricia Whitton gets ready to leave the Bloodmobile alter donating blood. CHS students set a new record for the most blood do- nated at a high school. These people support our school district. It's only right that we help them, Mr. Dave Crowder, FFA sponsor, said. FFA members spent a lot of ss.-gs 172 5 iQ ' Santa's helpers. FFA members create Santa's toyshop for the Northwest Business Association's Christmas parade. 'lf'V' Life in the Fast Lane Pf1Q9SGSS1QHed