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

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Philip Morales Doug Moody Raul Moreno Buddy Morris Grant Morris Cammy Morrison Cathy Motley Tom Munos Cynthia Munoz Mark Murphy Joan Murray Julie Nadell Sarah Nasser Chris Naughton Debbie Ness Wendy Neuman Noelle Nichols Elizabeth Nicholson Tammy Nicholson Jolane Nickell Dennis Nobles Susan Nutt Silas Oberloher Dawn Odom Beck Ohlenbusch Kirsten Olsson Joy Packard David Paleo Jean Panteld Joel Park Paul Parker Linda Parsons Missy Parsons Kae Lynn Patrick Betty Payne Denise Perez Trey Pfeiffer Yvonne Pfeiffer Tammy Phillips Mark Picacio Abby Pickett Rex Pieper Marla Pifloff Monica Piloff Lisa Piper Lisa Pisano Ricky Poole Christopher Popp

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Dance team Sophomore understands responsibility, discipline Being a sophomore on dance team was an honor and a privilege considering only three were selected this year. As a team, this year was a time of learn- ing and setting goals. Among our goals were discipline and responsibility, but our main goal was to practice teamwork. As one of the youngest girls, I realized how im- portant teamwork was, and how a team is nothing without it. Because l enjoyed Top Cats so much my first year, l'm really looking forward to my second year! Lisa Felix Sophomore ..a:.z,.,m2s Stacy McCoy Jeff McCullough Scott McLean Karen McMillian Javier Medellin Kira Meissner Cathy Melton Suzanne Meyer Robert Michels Amy Milam Jeff Milburn David Miller .-W Jodi Miller John Miller Joy Miller Tracy Miller Barbara Moczygemba Cynthia Moody 216 Sophomores .-W, Q., ,X N Z

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BJ Cindy Prichard Lynette Pruett Adele Puruis Marie Quinones David Rabinowitz Dori Rahr Barrett Rankin Steve Reczek Travis Reese Julie Rehm Carol Reinemund Randy Reyes Rebecca Richardson Charlie Riojas Patricia Rios Sandra Rivera Mike Roberts Angela Rodriguez 'X . N Lewis gains experience Small business attracts many students Junior Achievement was a fine organiza- tion in which students learned to finance and direct their own company. You made a product, sold it to customers, took inventories, paid bills, and a lot more. The only difference between this and a real company was that this was on a smaller scale lsuch as the pay-40 cents an hourj. You got commissioned ten percent on products and sold stock at the beginning of the year for your capital. You learned a lot about businesses,and you had fun with it, K too. My company was Knick Knacks Galore. We made mugs and later wind chimes. The wind chimes gave us more profit, too. We made almost S1000 before March, but we began to struggle a bit after that. Junior Achievement was worth getting into. lt was a benefit when you really get out in the business world. David Lewis Junior j