McCullough High School - Claymore Yearbook (Woodlands, TX)

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School is out. What does that mean? For most students June 1 only signals three months ofsummer fur before returning back to the old grind. But for the few, the proud, the Seniors - the party has just begun. No matter how many problems a student might have encountered face-to-face during the year, no matter how many tests he might have failed, no matter how many tardies he might have racked up -- he is still going to miss those days at McCullough. The new tardy policy, one bomb threat and a chlorine gas leak that sent 15 swimmers to the hospital left e memorable impression on everyone. Even with the help of All-American Paul Moriarty, the football team didn't make it out of district. However, the Highsteppers made it out of the country and represented McCullough in Japan. Highlanders are really going places. Chris Duffield and Maurice Larrimore say hang loose, dude. Travis Briggs grades papers to earn brownie points. it lnzzrt f,x iii f 1 Mick Smith, Stacy Robertson and Connie Arrington say the best time ' is 2:35 when the bell rings and it is time to go home, Mike Street and Samantha Leass appreciate each other's nerdiness. . r A .. , i 5 5' V2 51: .:T'5T'.:4 . , .- Y,