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

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we fl-Avo C1541 Bring 'Snowy ight , The weather outside was no predictor of this year's Winter Ball theme, Snowy Nights. But when the day arrived, the ex- citement in the air was enough to send chills up the spine. For one long week prior to the dance, stu- dents and teachers alike prepared and dec- orated the halls throughout the school. ln- cluded in this year's decorations was Santa's Workshop, which was made by the Ag Department. Even though it was rushed, everything ended up looking real good, especially the door decorations, commented Susan Club Favorites - Qfrontj Marky Sanchez. Yearbook: Edward Leal, DECA: Lisa Segars, Yearbook, Michelle Hoge, Topcatg Trey Robinson, Government Club: Robyn Coble, Student Congress: Selynda Sherman, Government Club. Uohn Ward photographj Caught by surprise, Iennifer Elam, junior, nudges her friend, Patti Pacha, to smile pretty. iPhoto by Paul Fisherj Q4 v::5 X 3835? if Lowke, junior. Once the Winter Ball finally rolled around, Calallen was ready. This year's awards cer- emony was greatly shortened, with great re- lief to most of the students. Because the ceremonies were not as long as before, we had more time to dance, add- ed Brady Helpert, senior. And dance they did! Overall, the decor and music of the night added up to a very successful Winter Ball. As the night came to an end, there was almost a cool breeze felt in the air. Was it the weather, or the thrill of the night? 'tif' Take a walk on the wild side Pages by