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

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f i , i Students speak out against parking lot This year we were notably different for we chose not to let our shortcomings get the best of us. We were not afraid to speak out for what we wanted and what we believed in. We were not satisfied with the crowded parking lot so we approached the administra- tion through the student council in hopes that our wishes be recognized. After four months of scraping bottom , fighting pot holes and walking half a mile up to the school, the administration started working toward an answer for the problems. Spirit week also brought about many mixed feelings among us. Punk rock day, although condemned and cursed, turned out to be highly successful. Most of us were far from punk rockers but we were flexible and after all, this was the year for changes. Kristi Webb Teresa Griffin Mystery chef, Mr. Richard Hoag, rewards Mrs. Escues fourth period class for donating over 200 toys to the Elf Louise Christmas project. Opening 5

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Patti Hayes goes up for two against the Marshall Rams. Lori Haynes, Patti McDonald, and Ronnie Stark were just three of the 320 seniors who chose to take January 29 off. Sophomores, Jesse Garcia, Mike Benson, and Jeff Schorr, spend a free afternoon playing with Chica at the Mikie Sapp Ranch. 4 Opening iisi J 5269 ' l

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'iii'- :3 T Being in art is really a lot of fun. lt V lets you be creative and gives you a break from all your other classes where you have to be constantly using your brain. The best thing is that you can work at your own pace and come up with something that is unique. Kim Janysek Senior Michelle Haaris, Elizabeth Blohom, Dalene Griffith, and Jen- nifer Blohom decorate the faculty cars to show their spirit for the homecoming game. ' --1-.,, , Working on my six weeks project in art, which was dealing with a reproduction, l reproduced the pain- ting Ming, which l painted in oils. James Stone Senior 6 Opening