John Marshall High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Juniors more than just Want-to-be ' s While juniors were often referred to as want-to- be ' s , they still enjoyed many of the same privi- leges as the seniors they were striving to emulate. Driving to school, wear- ing letter jackets and senior rings and knowing their way around the campus were just a few of the ad- vantages enjoyed by want-to-be ' s. Problems posed for the eager seniors to be included underclass lunches, and fighting for close parking spots near campus. While some juniors ad- mitted to sneaking off campus for lunch, others waited for their turn. I ' m looking forward to senior lunch because I don ' t take it already, said Lacey Mechler. Lunch just won ' t seem quite as fulfilling next year without that element of danger to work up our ap- petites, said Lisa Grueber of future legal lunches. Jonna Spears Stephanie SpiUman Brad SpinelU Chandra Sripada Kyle Stein Nicole Sruart Angle SuUn Lon Swinger Christina Tally Tony Tamez Rhea Tawil Michael Taylor Mike Thompson Sam Thompson Rudy Tobias Jody Tomlinson Heather Totsch Lee Totter Marcic Totter Shawn Towers Jennifer Ttac7 Joel Trevino Roland Trevino Jeremy Tschida Stan Twietel Patricia Valdez Shannon Vale Uura Valle joerte Vanceunebrock Brandon Van Delden Kari Vandct Mecr Keith Van De WaUe Juniors 231

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Heather Wenrich Tom Wesley Rust ' Westling BiU Wetzel Andrea Whitlock Darrell Wible Michael Widncr Paul Wiley Karen WilU Scott Wisecarver Cathy Woods Chip Woods Michele Woodson Angela Ybarra Timothy Ybarra John Young Sandy Young Truly Zinke John Zuniga Student gets head start on medical school Mitali Chauduri is a jun- ior this year and has received many awards in her high school career. She received awards in the: John Marshall Science Fair, Alamo Regional Science Fair, Regional Junior Academy, State Junior Academy of National Junior Science, and was chosen a selected speaker twice. Currently Mitali worked in a university laboratory in the division of General Sur- gery. She conducted an ex- periment on the effects of alcohol on the rat liver. This is the second year she has worked in the laboratory and hopes to continue onto a third so she can extend her project. Mitali states, I gained a vast amount of knowledge with the subject I worked with and I learned many lab- orator) ' techniques. She also gamed experience in han- dling animals and learned to handle various laboratory equipment as well. Mitali plans to go to med- ical school and continue do- ing laboratory research. I feel that working in the lab at this age is definitely help- ing me for the future. Mitali enjoys her work very much and offers this ad- vice to anyone who cares to pursue the same interests. Working at the Health Science Center is definitely beneficial to anyone wanting to pursue a career in med- icine and health. It is always of help for the future to learn to be familiar with subjects related to medicine and lab- oratory equipment. I would encourage anyone wanting to go into the medical field to participate in this program at the U.T. Health Science Center. Continuing her work, Mitali feels is important. This coming summer will be my third year in working at the U.T. Health Science Center. I plan to do an ex- tension of the project that I performed the last two years. Aniclc; Heidi Gracf Phutus: Clay Camp Linda Stowe shows her pearly whites as she smiles for the camcra. 232 Juniors