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

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After final bell We all participated At3:36I... forget all about school and think about the rest of the day... Chris Newcomb practice for dance team. Joyce Henry go home and play frisbee. Dane Popowich am trying to make it home on a tank full of gas fumes. Nora Williams lock the door. Mr. John Luther run to my friend's car and we 'take the long way home'. Robin Visnyai wake up after an hour of sociology. Liz Trevino am counting the minutes down until 5 o'clock when l get off work, and thinking about the people who are getting out of school. Shelly Stewart do homework and munch out. Paige Coln go to my locker then 600 to the parking lot to get home. Judy Salinas go home and wait for Prince Charming. Lisa Brown go home and do homework right when 1 get there so I can do whatever later. Sheryl Boring Would you like to improve your looks by 25 percent also? .lust contact Davier Inc., David Lewis and Javier Trevino, two of the Gnest makeup artists in the Held. Free estimations. David Lewis 3: 36 was our time. The 3:35 bell was like a Coast soap commercialg we opened our tired eyes, stumbled out of our desks, ran to our cars, and didn't look back. We were on our way, whether we chose to spend our spare time with extra- curricular activities or our own activities , 3:36 Friday to 8:40 Monday was our op- portunity to do whatever we wanted. Although not all the hours after 3:36 were fun. Homework sometimes dominated our time during week nights but as we ap- proached May we would find ourselves studying just enough to get by. Some of us spent our time at the school with practices, 240 3:36 Magazine rehearsals, or meetings. Many of us were employed, but at least we could say we were making money. Our weekends were . . because the weather's so nice and everyone can go down to the coast. 1 1 much different. Weekends were entertain- ment. We spent much of our time at movies, parties, and concerts. By 5 o'clock Friday, I'm ready to go out with my 'Senior Buds' and do some heavy duty partying!!',, said senior Connie Wood- worth. Since the first day of school we had' the dates of Christmas, spring break, Easter, and Fiesta vacation memorized. Senior Lorin Zucker, states, My favorite 'time off' from school is probably spring break because the weather's so nice and everyone can go down to the coast. Even though we all did not do the same things everyone still had 3:36 in common because all of us participated. Teresa Griffin I spend much of my spare time rehearsing for di ferent musical events. Merilee Goodwi