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

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+ 220 Sophomore: Rob Stone Lance Stoops J. D. Story Brian Strange Kelley Strate Douglas Stuart Todd Stubbletield Eddy Svoboda Karen Swales Sydney Swetman Ellen Swiercinsky Danita Tarr Michele Taylor Scott Thompson Sheri Thomson Leslie Tierney Julie Todd Mary Tolle Cindy Tommerlin Dona Toppings George Trevino Kim Trial Larry Trombley Karen Trueblood Randy Tuning Steven Toy John Traeger Larry Trager Huy Bad Tran Mike Trautman Sarah Turner Orlando Uresti Donna Uthe Chris Van Voorer Mike Vance Angie Vanhorn Lori Viets Hiroshi Wajima Todd Walton Vance Walton Wes Ward Stephen Waraksa Kim Wetta Sherry West Marcie West Randy Wear Geri Wertell Dave Whan ,. I s.. fl? '-..., K I , v--..., L una- sd-TA

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lrma Rodriquez Sandra Rodriguez Sandy Rodriguez Cheryl Rogers Nedra Rogers Audra Rose Chris Ruble Chris Ruiz Mary Ryckman Leonard Saenz Scott Sagor David Saldana Sylvia Sanchez Heidi Sanders Kim Sanders Chris Sandlin Reno Sardo Joe Scammel Kurt Scherffius Kristen Schneider Suzanne Schorlemer Jeff Schorr Paul Schwab Brian Schwartz Dawn Sherwood Mark Shore Ehyal Shweiki Yakir Siegal Barby Siess Monica Silver Jim Simpson Jim Sinclair Pete Skermetta Chris Skipper David Smith Jerry Smith Linda Smith Troy Sneed Kevin Snow Diana Sokol Rudy Sotelo Jean-Marc Spini Suzy Spruce Alan Spurgeon Mark Stehouwer Dana Stevens Desiree Stich Trey Stockert X 1 Sophomore 219

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Tom Whitt Sundae Williams Susan Williams Danielle Willis Wade Winters ,if Y, Q i . Tlx I 1 ...,. 1 i N 1 I Pauline Zambrano Jaime Zarate Georgia Zimmerman Dean Zucker , Jay Wonder Marie Wood Rose Ann Wood Denny Wooten Mark Yarbrough Candace Yeager Darlene Young N Huck Finn loses out to good times u Todd becomes suspicious when friends ignore her existence l It started out as a quiet Sunday dinner with my parents and Huckleberry Finn. You see, Mr. Harkreader assigned summer reading, and I as usual waited until the night before school started to read 225 pages. We decided on Mama's as the place to eat. We headed out, and I noticed that J. D. lStoryl drove past, dressed very nicely, and I wondered where he could be going on Sunday night. Well we finally reached Mama's and I noticed J. D.'s truck was parked there, and so was Grant's iMorrisl and so was Jim's iSimpsonl. Oh no, I thought, everybody came to a dinner party together and didn't4 invite mel As we got out of the car up walked Robin fFuIImerJ and Jeni IHamiltonl. I waved and they ig- nored me! Now they're even ignoring me! We went in, and it was crowded as usual. My mom walked right through the line to be seated and up to the hostess. Ooh, connections I thought! The waitress asked How many? I believe we're upstairs . . my mom replied. The waitress smiled and said, Oh, you're with the PARTY! The word jumped out at me like a jack-in'the-box. Uh oh! I thought I almost forgot my birthday is in two days. Could it be? No! Could it maybe? A surprise party for me? No, no way. We walked up the stairs, and I heard the familiar shouts of some of my friends. I ominously approached the last step. Thoughts of a surprise party raced through my mind. I rounded the corner, and there they were my friends, yelling meekly surprise and bursting into Happy Birthday to you . My face turned red as they finished the song. It was a wonderful party. I loved the Mexican food, the Tor- tilla Iady supplied, although I believe the football players would have preferred something more filling and solid such as hamburgers. I think the party was a great success. My cake was beautiful, and I got some wonderful presents. It was a memorable birthday especially because my most special friends were there to share it with me! But, I KNEW. . . BUDDY! Julie Todd Sophomore Sophomore 22l