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

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ice weother olwoys ottrocrs students into the court yord to enjoy lunch. Walking in o winter wonderlond, Gory Grono enjoys the only snow of the seoson in Son Antonio. T y our oolsing ground on the first doy of school, one could notice the excite- ment ond enthusiosm built up thot is olwoys there, especiol- ly omong the freshmen. The wonder of whot high school will be like sot in their minds os they wondered through the holls finding their vorious closses. With o yeor's experience under their belt, sophomores tools the first doy of school with o bit more stride. This wos the big yeor when most got their licenses ond the first vehicle . Of course, there wos no porlsing in the student porlsing lot until you were o junior ond senior. These were the yeors to bosls in the privileges thot come with the territory. Seniors, noturolly, were the big shots ground the school. There were plenty of decisions to molse during this yeor. All of these students hod one thing in common, though. They oll corried the pride of Clorls with them. Being Q cut obove come with big respon- sibility. Upholding the reputo- tion wos o burden oll Clark students shored. -Courtney Snell OPENlNG

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'far' THE CUT he word CLARK: what does it say to you? To most it means rivalry. Clark always seems to be the team that others strive to con- quer, whether it be sports, band competitions, UIL meets, or just in reputation alone. Its name says a lot for the peo- ple to which it is associated. The word is linked with a win- ning tradition, a prestigious reputation, and only the finest of students. We seem to be a cut above in everything we do. Maybe it is just that ex- cellence has been driven into our minds as the standard we must accomplish. We have been taught to strive for perfection, nothing less. The difference is obvious when you look at our ac- complishments. We have come a long way, tradition has been established, and our pride shows in everything that is done in the name of Clark . The talent possessed by our students reinforced the fact time and time again that we are a cut above. -Courtney Snell OPENING Displaying the spirit of Clarks winning football team in the courtyard, this sign says it all. Mothers portray the Halloween spirit while supplying tickets for the weel-vs big event: Clark vs. Holmes. 1 A . 1:??:f'l QOne of the biggest things that girls' basketball has been working for ever since we were freshmen has been to make the playoffs and beat Marshall out of the 41 position. lt came time to play themg we were ready ond wanting that shot at district title, beat them 46-38, -Denise Mikulenka