McCallum High School - Knight Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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UD FR Q . Above: For publicity, students of McCallum had a parade to boost Press Capades. Right: Margaret Tampke surprises Terry Pratt ffrout leftj with the children, Chuck and Kathy, while to the right Bobby Davis, Sam Kinch, Leon Graham, joe Pulkrabek, and Karl Wagner watch with amusement. 22 ur rm: 1 sms A main attraction in the hall before the show was the big display case filled with a comical . and confused mass of various attention-drawing articles. The display, being colorful and a novelty, favorably publicized Of Thee I sing.

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Above: The annual FHA convention for District Four was held this year at McCallum. The FHA members come from more than twenty surrounding towns to the meeting. Ofgilifsfi 53 QF utr 'va '- lu r F s :ee Ll. IN ff-.A Y! Above: We were privileged this year to have a visitor learned in the folk lore and songs of the Indians from the Oklahoma plains. Right: Laneta Stefka, Io Ann McMillan Carolyn Smyers, and Carolyn Peterson catch up on the eats during the clean-up periods of the party the Blue Brigade gave for the Travis Rebelettes. Ng

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5 9 Below: Sam. Kinclz speaks on Right: Choreographer, Bettye 39 world affairs during rehear- Sue McGee, rehearses her W gal, dancers in their routine to Love i c is Sweeping the Country. Musicomedy, 'Ot Thee I Sing' Punches Politics in Fourth P C Weeks filled with the hard work of rehearsing and pub- licizing precede McCallu1n's Press Capades. Yet on open- ing night, the results prove to be Well-worth the effort. The presentation, this year a musical comedy about politics called K'Of Thee I Singf, is always an outstanding production and has received much recognition in the four years it has been in existence. The bathing beauties add charm and glittering color to the presentation. They played a large part in the musical side of Of Thee I Sing.