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

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lf ow, there is an abundant amount of spirit generated here at Clark, but the real energy behind all of it is our various organizations here on campus. Cougarettes, ROTC, band, student council, and the other clubs utilize the excitement built up at Clark for competitions, sales to raise money for the clubs and the school participation activities such as pep rallies, intramural sports and spirit and fiesta week. The work, effort and time alone put in by the groups show they are a cut above. ln Cougarettes, ROTC and band, hours are spent in preparation for halftime shows during football and basketball season. Many an afternoon, these three groups stayed late after school to perfect their performances. To accomplish their tasks, clubs had to schedule meeting after meeting. Brainstorming sessions were the most important part of adding originality to activities. These organizations surely were a major reason why Clark was a cut above. --Courtney Snell Excited Cougarerres share their enthusiasm while watching Clark and Holmes battle it out on Halloween night, one way for the various clubs on campus to earn money is to ser up a booth during Spirit Week as the Spanish and German clubs have done, ' gDlVlDEPQ

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photo by Bryce Harper ROTC members added a new dimension to pep rallies and games by leading the crowds in corp chants, Mike Koett makes a presentation on the progress of his committee at a Student Council meeting. ,E . wi Band members take time to warm up their Instruments before performing at a pep rally. SPIRIT