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

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ZX fl HSE sv, I nflation-a rise in prices meaning a flattening of wallets. Money, money, money! Everyone wanted it but few had it. With all the needs each of us seemed to have, we had to find a way to obtain them other than Mom and Dad. A popular way to accom- modate our needs was through part- time jobs. lt wasn't always the easiest or most enjoyable, but come Friday andfor Saturday we sure were glad to have a few bucks back in the old wallet. Weekends definitely had a big ef- fect on our pockets. Entertainment, which we all felt was essential, claim- ed most of our dollars by way of movies, dates, or restaurants. Shop- ping malls and various forms of music, not to mention service sta- tions, were also largely responsible for stealing our hard earned dollars. Advertising played an important part in the way we spent our money. We were easily presuaded

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It's been great being one of Clark's first four year graduates! We, as Freshmen, thought we had it so easy, since there were no seniors to boss us around. You could pretty well say that everyone that first year walked around with their heads up in the air, donit get me wrong, no one was stuck- up we were just looking at the room numbers above the doorways. No one knew where in the world they were go- ing, and yes our respectable teachers were caught bumping in to walls also. As sophomores, we watched the new seniors try to set up traditions, it was hard for them and they didn't always succeed. Our class knew it was up to us to carry out and make up unforgettable traditions of our own, since we would be the only ones there to see them all the way through. Junior year was fun and went by real fast. Everyone was welli established and Clark had an excellent reputation throughout the city. All organizations, teams, and clubs were the best or very close to it. Now as seniors we wonder where the time has gone. Getting close to gradua- tion, we all look back on the good times we've had at Clark, and I know all of the memories will be stored in a special place in our minds. It's been interesting watching Clark grow and I think the Seniors of '82 contributed in it's crucial growth. We think we've done an excep- tional job and believe we are the first class to truly say, Tom C. Clark was our high school! Joyce Henry Senior MIN' -hc0jk.., I enjoyimotorcrossing and would like to make this hobby my career. t -Keith Simmons Dancing for me started as just a fun hobby, but now it is more like a job, but it is work that I love, -Adrienne Greaves 3:36 Magazine 253

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During the nationwide it day, student council attended a seminar then spoke to students at ockHill Elementary on the onsequences of smoking. -... Always a sophisticated look attracts me. Quality is also something that I look for in an ad trying to sell something. A classy Sid, Robin 's look will always be sold. Neutral col- ors are also very attractive. Russell Tranbarger Senior Good looking guys always seem to attract me in an ad I might see in a paper or magazine. Susan Nunn Junior There are several aspects of adver- tising that help to influence my deci- sions. First, I am influenced by the amount of advertising of a product. l am also influenced by my interest in a product and the amount of advertising done on it, because the amount of advertising often determines the qual- ity of a store. Dennis Nobles Sophomore Advertising plays a big part in deciding what and where to buy. The store, style, and music help in a buy- er 's choice. Andrea Flieller Freshman Ad r g 255