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

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Th G After struggling through four tedious, back-breaking school days, the greatest day ever created has finaly come. Friday. This day Was a symbol of hope that carried each and every CHS student painfully through the drudgery of school. This hope, however, was found in different degrees. To the underclassmen, Fridays were stepping-stones to the beloved summer vacation. The seniors, on the other hand, saw each Friday as a building excitement to graduation. Besides the symbolic emphasis of Friday, there were sig- nificant physical aspects of this great day that also created a large amount of excitement. During football season, the most exciting event on Friday was the pep rally. This Was a good chance to be Wit.h your friends all together to support the Wildcats. This spirit Was t.hen carried on to the football game that night. For most students, the game was first and foremost on the list of Friday-night priorities. During basketball season, the result was basically the same. Almost all of the student body attended the game to see both the boys and the girls destroy any opposing teams. l just love the excitement of waking up Friday momings knowing that there's going to be a football game that night, replied Ronelle Esparza, junior. They're really So it was easy to see the excitement created on Friday by far exceeded that of any other day of the week. If you asked any CHS student about their favorite day of the week, it would have been unanimous: it was Friday! TGIF. The student body demonstrates their enthusiasm for Friday and the Wildcats at the pep rally. iPhoto by Paul Pisherl l Favorite Day Long Wait. seniors Ianelle Baca, Mindy Iones, Roni Johnson, Lori 1 Lynch, and Selynda . Sherman, chat to pass the boring time. iPhoto by Tommi Millerl Last dance. Daniel Nemec and Cindy Chavez dance the final song. iPhoto by Paul Fishery 20 'xiii -srfisf' Take a walk on the wud Side All Smiles. Iuniors Susan Wisnewski Shawn Custer display their talents during lunch. Cphoto by Tommi Millerl Pages by: Trey S il 3

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