McCallum High School - Knight Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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A Fides Y-Teen is an asset to McCallum High School and the community. The members of this club perform a service project every month. At Christmas they pro- vided for a needy familyg at Thanksgiving it was a bake sale to help the people at an old folks home. These ser- vice-minded girls have also sold poppies for the Veterans of Foreign Wars and wrapped gifts for the State Hos- pital Christmas party. But all work and no play makes Jane a dull girl, so the members have planned a trip to Corpus Christi for the gay festival on Buccaneer Day. The officers of the Fides Y-Teens are Linda Loney, treasurerg Rebecca Kirkpatrick, reporterg Jyme Mathews, sergeant at arms, Patsy W'olff, sergeant at arms, Karen Donahoe, secretaryg Carol Frantz, president, and Judy Harrison., vice- president. Y Fides Y-Teens The members are first row: Rebecca Kirkpatrick, Beverly Lester, Patsy Wolff, Bonnie Blomquist Todd, Nancy Curington, Rosalyn Donnell, Joy Dent, and Mrs. Harrison, sponsorg second row: Marcia Harris, Vicky Buckner, Joyce Huddleston, Sherrie Roddie, Judy Harrison, Barbara Terry, Danna Brown, Elenor Cunningham, Karen Donahoe, Jyme Mathews, and Linda Iacobsong third row: Pat Henderson, Sandra Hallmark, Sandra Sanderson, Marsha Baines, Dottie Threadgill, Beflllie Beflffllp, Linda Loney, Becky Tucker, Carol Frantz, and Ginger Drosche. 225

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Y First row: jan Purcell. Sylvia Ford, Barbara Callaham, Karen Bailey, Frances Bossettg second row: Glenda gdah, Rosemary Parm- ley, Betty Wiii'tl, june Burrage, Peggy Braun, Carolyn Bradshaw: third row: Peggy Dildy, Melvalyn Sue Harper, Jo Anne Siptak Myronnn Eiubrcy. Mary Ella Franklin, Sharon Feuerbacher, Judy McCrackeng fourth row: Janice Beckham, Shirley jahnsen Carol Tempero, Carrie Wirtson, Donna Waight, Suzanne Browning. , An organization of senior girls, the Bafta Y-teens, though a relatively new club, has been very active. The girls established their group in November of their junior year, on the principle that the club would be open to every girl who qualified in age. During the first year, the Bafta Y-Teens The officers are Sharon Feuerbacher. reporterg Mary Ella Franklin, sergeant at arms, Mymnna Embrey, treasurerg Sylvia Ford. presidentg Glenda Noah. vice-president, Carrie Vlfatson. secre- tary: Carol Tempero. devotional chairman. 224 Bafta Y-teens helped a needy family for Christmas and Thanksgiving, sold stationery and had a bake sale to raise money, and made Easter bas- kets for the Austin State School. For fun the girls had a party at the Y , a hike, a picnic, and other get-togeth- ers. In their senior year, these active misses sold for- get-me-nots to benefit vet- erans and candy to raise money, Plans for the future include sponsoring a family at Thanksgiving, and many more fun-filled parties.

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The members are first row: Gerene Martin, Rosemary Russell, Tennie Holleman, Dinah Hallmark, Judy Conlee, Madeline Rudolph Maurine Reid, second row: Jennifer Griggs, Faye Frye, Judy Rathman, Laura Lee Cockrell, Pat Peraino, Joyce Kelly, Carol Croslin Judy Franke, Sarah Dickinsong third row: Ann Davis, Linda Sue Reedy, Linda Raymond, Bobbie Bishop, Ginger Wolfe, Carol Flem mg, Beverly Loper, Nancy Newcomer, Pat Hugland, Mrs. Jerrie Holleman, sponsorg fourth row: Edna Walenta, Martha Harty Carol Lanier, Dela Gibbs, Mary Allan, Marilyn Rouse, Lilas Shelby. The officers are first row: Jennifer Griggs, representative to Intra-City Council, Tennie Holleman, sergeant at arms, Linda Sue Reedy. reporter, Judy Rathman, representative to lntra-City Councilg second row: Joyce Kelly, treasurer, Gerene Martin, secretary, Pat Hugland, Vice-presidentg Dinah Hallmark, chaplaing Marilyn Rouse, chaplain, Lilas Shelby. president. The Doba Beata Y-teens, a group of eleventh grade girls, is one of several y-teen clubs at McCallum. All of these clubs are very active in service projectsg the Doba Beata club this year conducted a calendar selling campaign, cake sale, and light globe sale to raise money for their projects. The money earned in this manner financed a needy family at Thanksgiv- ing. The civic-minded members also made reg- ular visits to an old-folks home to cheer the patients and brighten their lives with gifts of flowers. Such a. considerate group certainly de- served the weekend trip to a dude ranch that they tooklast year. This year they plan a similar trip if they have sufficient funds left after' their service propects. 226