McCullough High School - Claymore Yearbook (Woodlands, TX)

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Garrett, Michael l W, Generes, Corine Gentry, Warren Gibson, Jill Gilbert, Christine Golding, Karen Gollehon, Aaron Gonzalez, Angela Goodwin, Kathleenp Goodwin, Michaela Gray, Shannon Green, Danny Griffith, Leslee Gross, Melissa -1 ie- av-mm,em ,,,,.s. ,, , Caledonian: Bruce Machart ruce Machart has learned that time is money. As editor-in-chief of the Caledonian, Machart said l've learned the importance of a time element, I used to think a dead- line was an option. Now, I realize what 2 deadline means. - Machart plans to pursue a career in writing although what, when and where Y l'Il write is a mystery, even to me. Journalism is a disciplined form of writ- ing. Newspaper has taught me respon- xibility. I look at my morality in a more .ealistic way. Newspaper is an excellent way to realize your limits. Machart is also vice president of the French club and a core group leader of the youth at Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic Church. ivlachai takes vital issues to heart and can often be seen at school boar: meetings. Anyone who says CISD is perfect is an administrator or a debtor ti one. l've seen better and worse systems. I'm somewhat satisfied iI this 'happy medium.' l've enjoyed working with some outstanding peopief' 3 mesh ii 117 . x I it ,ga f 4,-g, I ri , I iaiQ1'ii?'f:TfiE 'I I k i' , , , 5 ,Q j i I-rs:-wi: -1,2-W -wzzf-zree, 4- .,.. ,kamgs K' 'WL'zfavarfffrf-em, :lag-1i3':fg,w,sw -y ,r,:,vq3,,,,.7n,,315 -:,,.,,,i, .f,,,.g, , ,. , , ,,, ,,,,,,f,,,.-,,,,l,,5,,o .,,f , ., . . - ,, ,, V w'Mas'1s't't'fr'S, -MI i '- ' f 13' , . - Z ffiif' 55ff!1-sfrififtlf , 5 - ' 13155 ffxfilkvr , S . J, . - , f, 1-Vi JJZQ, X r ' , ' ' 1' -J 'Q'p,g,jlb-nu:f,1,,,f L., f,-55,5 , , K g- - , -gf