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

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.m',f,xjg, -' ' Scott Abbey , u. i f I 9 Dino Acosta 77? 'I Tish Akerly M L SteveAlbert fl 'W'W - X Thomas Alexander X Elloise Alicea Beth Allen Virginia Allen Matt Allison Terry Alspaugh Debby Anderson Amanda Andrews Freshmen gain from year of learning I I think we did as much as the sophomores and we had a really productive year. It was a year of learning. We weren't as active as the other classes but we're building up. Chuck Miller, President At the beginning of the year I didn't want to accept the fact that freshmen got the worse end of everything and that we weren't allow- ed as many projects as the upperclassmen. This now sounds reasonable since they need- ed the money quicker than we did. We'II just have to take our stand next year and prove that the class of 85 will have the greatest graduation class that Clark has ever seen. Brigitta Umsheid, Vice President I felt pleased and honored to represent my freshman class. I would have enjoyed it more if the student body had been involved more, but I am glad I was secretary, anyway. Loretta Lopez, Secretary I was very honored to represent my class as treasurer. It was a very good year. It could have been better with a little more support. But I enjoyed it anyway. . Jamie Croft, Treasurer The freshman class had a great deal of potential but as of yet their enthusiasm for projects has been minimal. I'm looking fore ward to bigger and better things. Mrs. Ann Maiden, Sponsor Freshman Class Officers are Loretta Lopez, secretaryg Brigitta Umsheid, vice-presidentg Mrs. Ann Maiden, spon- sorg Chuck Miller, Presidentg Jamie Croft, treasurer. 222 Freshmen Officers, sponsor regret lack of enthusiasm offset potentialg look forward to productive year E I s

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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

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