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

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xiii is., X E 2 s photo by Bryce Harper Using his Intelligence to the fullest, Glenn Solt solves this intricate puzzle, Karl Brune socks up the roys while ot the some time, learning through osmosis. 'T' 'L Clark students never ceose to studyl? These book patrons just will not give up on finding new and improved woys to become leorned. ACADEMICS

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hen the word school comes up in conversation, what comes to mind? Are thoughts of tests, homework, research papers, projects, and oral reports the only thing that keep you going throughout the day, or do they seem to be giving you an allergic reaction? ln your eyes, are text books highly regarded pieces of literature that should be used with utmost respect, or are they overrated wastes of space and time? Do tears come to your eyes when the realization sets in that it is almost the end of another school year, or does that emotion prevail sometime at the end of August? With all of the various activities going on at all times during the school year, such as athletic events, dances, elections, club meetings, competitions, part-time jobs, etc., it becomes quite easy for one to forget just exactly why we get up so early every morn- ing and get ready to go somewhere. We must admire those students who just seem to have a knack for this school thing. Their cry is onward as they set forth to attack books and notes. Many are able to balance extracurricular ac- tivities, thus deserving the title honor student . The glory that these students bring to the name Tom Clark High makes them truly a cut above the rest. -Courtney Snell The bralnpower possessed by these students is visible as they listen atten tlvely to their Instructor. At times, all students need recreation to relieve the brain strain. Brian Unger makes the most of this time. DIVlDER l

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Q im Don't let your high school years sllp f ' 3 AA?? i I we V away too quickly: graduation comes H X V f soon enough. Make the most of both V gzl VVVV, I V V ww uso I the good times and the hard tlmes. ' ' f ' 7-an comp ex on werful Q tool as Even though You really work to f 3 'H 5- ' If? j g' , .2,, fi ,,, the mind be wasted. After Q ' , I , ' , if :'-f 4 Q , . obtain your goals? uae - a llttle tlme to .QM L. I , . ,, 4 all. we have onl flmtellfetime to at- sm and la ol . the wo Kee .VV, V5 ,f A ul Q tempt the nslon of Infinity. P P Y Y' P , VV . , ,,, V V , . WTVV V David Reasons dreamlng-this I Fe I' CII begins. V . V , , V V, 'I Someday we can all look back at 'ol I I Y Q ' Tom C. Clark with speclal memorles V N and a great sense of pride. -Dawn Lewis 4 M. . . K . F A yrrk V I ,ca W l I hope that in the comlng years I am V ' 'A - w ei.. I uwnh any 'uc ,H blow up the able to keep in to h with the friends V ' I, W V ny, . . l've made at Clar ven though we'll ' . , fi V, world before w mpletely pollute f.. i ' s- :'t,v , if ,, each be going ways. I hope X ' L never to lose frlendshlps that f' N 2- - Isa Harris h f dn e f- V V VV, V V ave orme . , , , -Kip Matthews V V, , . V it I t . trt ff. . ' ' If ' MI I . I .W V' . 'Y ' 0' 'f 55 ' I 'N' ,,f1sVgV' ,kgs I -.M ' VW , V ff' , 'er' V I I . E l'd just like to say a few thIngs: Thank you AIB lunch club for helping me retrieve my front end off of I-10. Thank you Mr. Turner VV! countlng all of mlne and tardles. Sic 'em Bearsl And most Vl, thank you Lord for being my su g strength these past four years ' my Best Friend. Without You I never would've made lt. -Margaret Norwood High school has been a wonhwhlle experience and ln a while, even a little exciting. Ing to go to hlgh school Is definite he wisest decision l've ever made. -Gil Elbaz the entire senlo was behind me . . . as it turns o seven hundred and twenty-slx of em were. -Mlchael Lee In strlvlng to best. l've felt as if ...rt ag.. ..., burnt-out fburnl oulj adj. 1. A top ten student who want to work their senior year semesterj but Is expected : teachers and parents. relief n. 1. May 31. 1987. -Raman Glll When we lose faith in established in- stltutlons, we often go beyond simply criticizing authority and tradition: we dlsparage and fry to dismantle such structures. Such ly focused and destructive actlorf serious mistake. Rather. we sho estion but also reform at the If we change some of the basic attitudes that are pervading and also guldlng our socie- ty. the future can be promising. -Douglas Park EeeksI I barely made ltll Phewl l'm 010. I realize the student body expect a about 'llv. ing life to the ll ' per educa- tIonletc.' but I walt to get back to California-back to granola. peaches. wholesome bodies, and BERKELEYIV' -Betsy Swanson 7 . fe., its K' ,ZW g li ' S