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

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'r l t 1' ' 'Y I V The five-day Campus Life ski trip to Loveland was great. Getting together with the 100 or so Clark students was really fun and everybody said we were the best behaved group on the trip. Excellent snow conditions certainly fulfilled the first-timers desire to see lots of real snow. The last ski day was really a fun day for me. I posed with so many people I didn't even know, but this is my favorite pose! Kathy Wagner Senior 2 Opening ' This was our obsession Officially we started school August 26, but for many of us we had to reschedule our summer plans to be on campus August 16 for pre-registration. The result of this new system meant carrying home books and possibly homework assignments the first day. This was only the beginning of many changes our school was to experience. This year we had a difficult time with the parking situation. ln the past we had watched it become more and more crowded, but this year it reached an all time full . We had to adjust to the cramped conditions by either leaving earlier in the mornings, or by possibly parking in a no parking zone . ln the afternoons we had to first make the mile walk to our cars, only then to have to work our way to the exit where cars were parked within one space of the curb. Along with the crowded park- ing situation we had other obstacles ahead of us, however we didn't let these barriers stop us. If we were not satisfied with the pres- ent or the past we made our own changes. lt didn't make any differ- ence how distant our dreams seemed because we had an obses- sion to make things happen. We understood that we could not change the past for history had been recorded, so we put all our efforts in reversing the failures of the past and improving in what we already had. Kristi Webb Teresa Griffin