Tom C Clark High School - Witness Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Taking it easy while the students are busy in class, Vice Principal Mike Watts contemplates the solution to one of the school's major problems. -sq, 941 s Q without his suit, Assistant Principal Ray Hill Assistant Principal Ken Patranella laughs at some- before a football game. thing his son Luke said. flgjggj, Administration, School Board 127

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Always helpful, Mr. Jerry Daniel directs a lost stu- dent to her class during the first week of school. 126 School Board, Administration Cody's seventeen years ends with his retirement T he end of an era, perhaps. lt seemed that way at least for Clark. As the first four year graduates left Northside district, so did the man who had run the district throughout the school's history. With sore row, the students took the resignation of the district superintendent, Mr. Edmund Cody, ending his 17 years at the post. He had accomplished his goals. As he put it, Northside district now has the finest peo- ple in education. Though Cody would be missed from his post, his succesor, Mr. Jack Jordan, was welcomed as the new superintendent. Welcomed even more, however, at least by the students was the approval of the building extra classrooms and an addi- tional parking lot. Overcrowdedness, especially in the parking lot, became a big problem inspite of the relative newness of the school. After many problems with il- :inf xv rgwsswg- f V fl 5 legal parking, problems with overcrowdn classrooms, and many irrate letters to tl Chronicle, the administration put in a 1 quest to the School Board for the buildii funds. This did not solve the immedia problem, therefore, the administratim limited new parking registration to junic and seniors. This relieved the futu drivers, but the seniors were a little disz pointed with an ineffective immedia solution. Kim Walla' Mrs. Winn Murnin, assistant principal, takes tim catch up on school news by reading the Clark Chr cle. She does not need to do much catching! because it was up to the administrators to know at school events. NISD superintendent Edmund Cody accepts award for promoting reading in the Northside Dis i from Mrs. Barbara Bush. Cody was one of the two recepients of the award. 1John Jay States photo, ,

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Mr. Garland Aber- nathy. Biology l, physical science Mrs. Linda Aceves. Secretary Mr. Lloyd Alexander Athletics, government world history Mrs. Delores Atkins. Record-keeping, salesfbusiness law, per- sonal typing Mr. C. B. Baker. Distributive edcation Mr. Gary Baker. Com puter Math I and ll Mrs. Diana Bason. Health Education Coop health science 128 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. FRONT ROW: lf Burnett, Kirsten Ollson. SECOND ROW: Joy Mil Cindy Prichard, Marie Wood, Dawn Sherwood. 'TL7 'i s 5 1 El 5 5 l Varsity Cheerleaders. FRONT ROW: Cindy Fa Markay Ward, Dee Dee Davenport. SECOND Rl LaRhesa Moon, ltta Held, Yvonne Wilburn. TH ROW: Maureen Murphy, Paula Salvitti. l