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

Page 237 text:

s - fe 4 X It 55 Q' A , We N v f , QA- 7' Bo Murgo Carey Neeley Alison Neely Todd Neese Melinda Newby X ,, I A f . , K if I ' Tai Nguyen gg Vx .Lx 4. Xt? 1 SI g I WL .. Akita . st f M ' I A I M nnnn . 'V is t or i as -' ' f, V - . 'ffra V '7 ..ff,,. Q, L 'iii in V' , if M 5 l-isa Niemeyer ' in WP N f 5 W ' e in ' ' M ' .3 X L Brad Norris 'if' L Ar at 'A ' -gl, Q '7' ' fx. R' , George Novoa E K ' ' 'V 44 ,, ff Lelie O'Berg . X N ffff X M il 1 iw I 4 W l ,ff A , Steve O'Hara X ! VJ I 'V . H fx Allison Oakes l 'fl , I Ml Al I l fi. SM' Patti Oliver Ann Olsson Robert Orlando Jana Owens Robert Paleo at ' Chris Park A 1 I A Griping about mother annoys daughter I Susan finds advantages to having parent on staff T here are several advantages and disad- vantages to having my mother teach in the same school that I attend. One obvious advantage is that she usually has money when I need some. Another is that I will pro- bably never be blessed with having to ride the bus to school. The disadvantages, however, cannot be overlooked. My friends who are in her class enjoy griping to me about what a hard teacher she is or how she is the only teacher that gave homework over the weekend. Another annoyance is that no mat- ter how little I care, I always seem to find out exactly what went on in my mom's class that day. l can get over all the comments and opi- nions of my friends. But while I enjoy meeting teachers and winning their trust and favor because they trust and favor my mom, I am afraid that one day I will do or say something that will get back to my dear mother. - Susan Williams Sophomore Susan Williams gives her mom, Mrs. Lou Williams her tennis stuff to hold for her. Freshmen 233

Page 236 text:

Lisa Maykuth Shauna Mayo Adriana Mayorga Dorothy Mays Brent McAlister Vincent McCormick Kelley McCullough Charles McDonald John McDonald Micheal McDonald Patrice McElfresh Martha McEntire Audra McGee lan McGoldrick Monique McKnight Laura McLaughlin Patsi McNeill Frank Menchaca Carlos Mendoza Chris Meyer Wayne Miller Chuck Miller Frank Miller Kurt Miller Mark Miller Pam Miller Sean Miller Shelley Miller Angie Mills Donna Mitchell Dennis Mollgaard Karen Moloney Bill Montgomery Andre Montwill Camille Moody David Mora Martha Morales Stacey Moran David Moreno Lisa Morris Lori Morris Julie Morrison Laura Mosel Howard Motch Susan Moy Kacie Mucho John Mullen Lisa Mullen

Page 238 text:

Amy Patterson Brenda Patterson Karie Pauli John Peacock Michelle Peaslee N. Patty Pena 5 X e . 4 X K . Cyndi Pennock Robert Perrotta John Peveto Gene Phillips Kevin Phillips Christa Phippeny Harold Pickett Cindy Pieper Shelly Poole Tim Poole Leslie Popham .Jeff Popp Dreams of singing career come true Glenda Raye and Hill Country provide Texana lucky needed break Jana, Dee start professions on good note at local restaurants on weekend A ll my life l've wanted to be a country singer. l'm 15 years old and finally my dream is coming true. l've been writing songs for almost a year. A publisher here in town had published one called, You didn't want a Lover, Just a Friend. Hopefully some day, some how someone will record my songs and l hope it's with Dee Dee Davenport. Dee Dee and I met in January at the Miss TEEN San Antonio Pageant. Then and there we thought it would be fun to sing together. The next Saturday night we sang at Floore's Country Store when Glenda Raye and Hill Country Band took a break, We decid' ed on our name which is Texana and started getting auditions. In February and March we sang at Shakey's every Friday night. I'm having more fun singing now that l have a friend to share the love, and excitement of country music with. I hope l can be partners with Dee Dee forever. Jana Smoot Freshman Jana Smoot of Texana sings a song at Shakey's, 234 Freshmen