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

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cf Q ' N Waking up gets harder to do towards the end of the year because there are a lot more activities going on. You stay out later, which makes time to get up come a little earlier. There is also the fact that at the end of the year you're so tired of school, you want to stay home most of the time anyway. lt makes it almost impossi- ble to wake up. Scott Zook Junior J'

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Rooms reflect lifestyle Likes, dislikes expose distinct personalities ' he personalities of the student body i were varied and unique. Each student id his own distinct personality and all the ings that surrounded himg his temper' ent, likes, and dislikes. The most distinc- ve thing that revealed his personality was s bedroom. Bedrooms showed the interest of the udents. For example, any Cougaette iuld be recognized by her bedroom. Who se would have a room full of posters torn om the school's walls for future use, pzens of dead flowers, and a room done in lack and white. lOr perhaps a jock's room would be more lcognizable with its trophies, medals, pat- es, and a dozen pair of tsmellyj eakers-excuse me NlKES. The brains bedroom would be visualized libarians with stacks of books with such Bombeck's syndicated column. Half eaten sandwiches clutter dresser tops while clothes, clean and dirty, collect in piles on the floor. The people who don't care about their bedrooms, seem to not care . .seem to not care about school. . . ' about school, remarked Theresa Koch, thus showing that the personality of the bedroom reflects the owners personality. Whatever your bedroom looked like you had better like it a lot, especially if you were grounded. Those poor unfortunate souls who got caught coming home late or as Advanced Space Theory and The Handbook. Another type of bedroom-slob n-comes straight from Erma for other offenses spent a great deal of time at home. Parents seemed to favor this form of punishment over all others funfor- tunately for usb. -Kim Wallace 518 With a bulletin board full of mums and ribbons, Debra Anderson's room shows the typical Cougarette room. 249

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ur hang-ups made us all different We gave it all we had i ri our spare time, we all had our hang- tups and hang-outs. What we did and did it was what made us, as in- unique. I spend the majority of time fwhich includes those rare from schoolj relaxing, listen- imbibing of good things, dan- Guem of Zaka Percussion and frequenting such french restaurants in sandwich shops, oyster can desperately find separated from anything to high schoolf' said senior Meaghan Kirk. By looking around, we could all agree, that were different--in every frequenling such places as cheap french restaurants . . . aspect. l p If our .harigfupwas group sports, we foundourselvesgispending even more time at the sclfioolLfkIfYour hang-up was in- dividu,al'sports,e such has dancing or boxing, we spent much-V-time in studios and gyms H6 3t' , YOUARE CUTE ! . 4..'l ads-K xx F -9 training. Our hang-ups variedg we each ,chose what we liked to be best. Whatever the hang-up or hobby happened to be we strived for perfection and gave it our all . ln my. spare time I like to party, play basketball, throw the frisbee, eat and watch cable television, said Senior Sean Jowers. g Teresa Griffin In my spare time I like to fool around a lot . . .with cars. -Steve Masters, The Camino Kid ' The reason I like to race is because it is a challenge . -Bobby Remmers I . . .. , ' 2 . v. 4. fl i , . 'ffii:t .,24L'-riff 2,1 ' 5 af - '..f ' ??3f' eT,,f,4,f'V :f3?'t::'5 wg 1 Q, ,V wry ,. aweaj,,.,m we . L . ,,, sewn- A an he-fe l at n ew t t , be 3, K ,,i.f,3,.t be ' ., - . i 'effsiafwawlf . t tr 'W-1.ff,a - R l 'igvv .v-,. ,,4 , -, f' ia, '.r,..vf..v 1'e.wr:4i,,,',,.ff., ,iw,f,a, , t' -2 -f 1,3 fifQ'tiEa'LetJf'i fi kiwi :gif k f' ,, ' 1- - 5 dom. uoufrj Xnoqforoqg E! O 'I E. N :s D- -... . I: V1 St E wcwe., I love to ski because it gives me a feeling of free- -Lori Haines I feel that is the patriotic duty of all citizens to infonn themselves and come to a decision on whether their government's domestic and foreign activities are -Amy Donovan 3:36 Magazine 251