Calallen High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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9 , Q -1 xx 'l . i Q MJ isa Segars Ag Teachers Make Their Contributions Rain nor shine will not stop these guys when there is a job to be done. Mr. Dave Crowder, Mr. Richard New and Mr. Rick Ford push their Ag department all the time. They are constant- ly at work on some or many projects. If it weren't for Mr. Crowder's ability to push us, we would not have gotten so much done, Lori Stewart, sophomore, said. Where there was work to be done they were always there. Ball decorations, they worked for over a month helping repair and build on the site where the new Farmers Market was to open, and who could forget those Wild- cat hall passes? This year a senior party was held after graduation. These men dedicated much of their time organizing and making sure everything went smoothly. There is no doubt that the great deal of time and effort they put forth has helped make this They once again worked on the Winter school what it is now. School Board Members. fstandingj Mr. I. P. Naismith, Mr. Bert Thieme, Mr. Iohnnie Bickham, Mr. Dan Magee, fseatedj Mr. Ray Myers, Mr. Fred Zachary, Mrs. Vicki Kinzy and Mr. Lee Bevely. iPhoto by Iohn Wardj One Lord a Leaping. Mr. Dave Crowder, Vocational Agriculture instructor, puts all his Christmas spirit into the teachers skit of the Twelve Days of Christ- mils. iPhoto by Paul Fisherj Taking a short break. Ben Rocha, Custodian, drinks some coffee before return- ing back to work. iPhoto by Lisa Segarsj Faculty 84 Administration Q0 4' 5

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Economics f Government EQ! viii'- 'x,2 Qin in -WJ J- VV' Mario Estrada Spanish Anne Ferguson Accounting, Typing Rick Ford Vocational Agriculture W1 Q..-.,,., Leah Fisher Teacher Aide Diane Gadell Resource Filliciano Gallegos Central Office 313 Homer Garlitz DECA Rick Gohlke Coach, ISS, History Carmela Guerra Math IoEl1en Harbison French, English Pat Henson Librarian Yolanda Herrera Cafeteria Worker Delores Hinojosa English Louann Huntsman Typing, ISS Phil Iaeger Central Office Naida Iaggard Choir Steve Iames Iudy Ieiferson Science Faculty 81 Administration Pages

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Teachers Perform Out of the Classroom Out of the classroom, onto the stage. This was the scene set for two Calallen English teachers. Mr. Dick Mangrum and Mrs. Beverly Dixon found time in their busy schedules to balance teaching, home life and a spot on stage. Mr. Mangrum has performed in five plays at the Harbor Play- house, his latest two be- ing The Odd Couple and Sleuth. In the play The Odd A full load. Mrs. Margaret Bagnall tries to balance all of her daily school mail. fPhotos by Paul Fisherl Same time Same place. Mrs. Leta Andrews keeps a smile on her face as she accepts another sec- ond place medal during the State Basketball awards presentation. The Golden Girls. Mr. Mike Tnideau brings his true love Five Golden Rings, which are cheer- fully played by Mrs. Marion Mc- Kim, Mrs. Margaret Carter and Mrs. Loleta Riley. Couple, Mr. Mangrum portrayed the very neat and tidy Felix Unger. In his last play, Sleuth, he played the role of An- drew Wyke. Mrs. Beverly Dixon al- so found her way into the limelight. She per- formed in the play Ar- senic and Old Lace at The Ritz Theatre, where she played the part of Mrs. Martha Brewster. Mrs. Dixon was ac- companied by two other high school actors. Her son, Ieff Britt, sopho- more, and B. I. Villc real, senior, took a slf at the big stage. Tl play was directed l Ms. Mary McCann, 1 source teacher. Students are not tl only stars of Calalle Teachers have provt their ability to excel other areas besidt teaching. On the Watch. Mrs. Pat He son holds down the fort one of the Academic Deca lon trips. iPhoto by La McBumettl '76-f5 Billy Iohn Coach, Government, Economics Nancy Iohn Science Gary Iones Coach, History Hugo Knoblouch Science Iane Kregel Speech, English i IMJ 'VV' Faculty 84 Administration Pages