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

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A very happy Christmas. Ms. Donna Schueling looks cheerfully at all the gifts her true love, Mr. Mike Trudeau, delivered to her during the Twelve Days of Christmas skit. Lending a helping hand. Mrs. Mar- garet Carter gives directions to a foot- ball fan while she checks for reserved tickets. iPhotos by Paul F isherj . y ii' F .-.' '56, yr X . ft- 11 Mina Martin Cheerleading, English Alica Mata Cafeteria Worker Karen Maxwell English Mary McCann Resource Margaret McFarlane Math Sue McFatter Central Office Wea F? . 88 h C l. 'Ak-f ve- V Faculty 81 Administration Z4 ug '4 ' A Q, 'Q A k H qvx ,, Q Q . 1 fy . 9 - Q x 5 + 1 is 112 4-W if . Pages b'

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B Dolores Langdon Librarian lack Lairmore Principal Dick Mangrum English Nancy Manson Science Nan Marek Homemaking Segars 87 Faculty Ki Administration b-M Q93 2 Q

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sa Segars Zfliflb I 'E New Drama Teacher Has Many Stories to Share lust prove me wrong! Mr. Dwayne Reneau would con- stantly say while telling stories to his drama classes. But Mr. Reneau, your stories are so hard to believe. Like I said, just prove me wrong. Mr. Reneau came to Calallen this year as the new drama teacher. He came from San An- tonio, where he had taught at one of the high schools. After he received the job here, he decided it was a waste of money to stay in a hotel until he found a house, so he stayed in his car for a while. Later he started living in the drama room. He would get up early in the morning and run down to the athletic room to take a show- er. Finally, after a lot of looking he found a house he liked, bought it and brought his family down to Corpus. His list of previous jobs was not restricted to just teaching drama. He has worked as a yearbook advisor, yearbook printer, race car driver and an actor. These are, of course, just a small fraction of his many jobs. Mr. Reneau brought with him high expectations for Calallen's drama department. He feels in a few years with much hard work, he can take a one-act play all the way to state. If this year's four plays, one being the musical Camelot, are any indi- cation, there is much to look for- ward to in the next few years. Mr. Reneau will always have a wild story to tell. And there will always be someone trying to prove him wrong. But one thing will be different. Some of those stories will be about Calallen and the unbelievable things that happened here. Marion McKim Math, Physics 7 X 4, 1 Ianyce McLean ' '- Math Addalie McMinn Counselor 8 Ronnie Medrano , Coach, Health .5 Richard New Vocational Agriculture Denise Newton Science Ready for the festivities. Ms. Pam Cartwright and Mrs. Marion McKim fix all the refreshments for the homecom- ing dCI1'1Ce. iPhoto by Iames Lawrencej Q . Q, 9' T I . . . l Faculty 8t Admmlstratlon 5