McCallum High School - Knight Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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i 1 i Faces cincl Feelings rape' is 539' 'lv Facesl2O Above: Mi+ch Brown looks abouf with indifference responding fo a sludenfs com- menfs on life. Upper righfz Making an expression for her- self, Cheryl Horn shows lrue emofion wi'rh fears. Cenler righh Laughfer produced an individual expression for Darrell Reese. differenf from ano+her's reacfion lo humor. Right Leah Lacy gazes off info space in hopes of finding lhe solufion 'ro a problem. Far upper righl: Befh Hardesfy answers a sarcas- fic comment wifh a chilling response. Far righh ln a franfic moment Becky Triggs expresses disbelief al' a frigger-happy phofographer.

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:Tball boys - To win The lasT game ey would ever play Tor Mac, and To The 72 Team which conquered Reagan. As The yells and cheers began once ain, Jo Rucker moTioned The hesi+an+ I6 Brigade and BrigadeTTes inTo a long ack The whip TormaTion wiTh a TwosTep cenT. Snalcing around The dazed TooT- ll players and playing band, sTudenTs so ioined in line, wiTh many riding ggy back. A long march Through The halls soon lowed, as The horns and drums beaT T The accompanimenT. ReTurning To e gym The pep rally conTinued Tor oTher TorTy-Tive minuTes and became longes'I' rally on record aT Mac. ylT Took Coach Acker To Tinally quell The , fwlji, 7 i f dl 4 noise, as he reminded everyone ThaT only TwenTy minuTes remained Tor lunch. WiTh ThoughTs oT vicTory and empTy sTomachs The greaTesT pep rally ended wiTh Oh When The KnighTs Go Marching ln. AnoTher sTudenT-planned rally was seT Tor 2 p.m., as mosT everyone had hopes ThaT school was over Tor The day. BuT adminisTraTors had locked The gym doors and classes resumed as usual aT TiTTh period. Drizzle and TorTy degree winds seT The scene aT- Nelson Field as The KnighTs meT The Raiders Tor The Homecoming game. HalTTime ceremonies included The presenTaTion oT Jo Rucker, Regina Raw- son, Lola Jackson, Barbara FosTer and Julie Hall as semi-TinalisTs Tor Homecom- ing Queen. Julie Hall was chosen sweeThearT and received a bouqueT of red roses Trom Helen Mohrmann, STudenT Council presi- denT. Amid Tears, conTeTTi and raindrops, Mac supporTers waTched Reagan edge by I4-9 in a very close and emoTion Tilled game. Much Talk oT apaThy was heard The week beTore The Reagan game, yeT The Reagan pep rally so unified The sTudenT body wiTh school spiriT and loyalTy ThaT as The Tinal minuTes oT The game Ticlced away, shouTs of We're from McCallum, and couldn'T be prouder! were heard echoing Trom The sTands. Hopes Tor anoTher Try Tor disTricT and a vicTory over Reagan would noT be Tor- goTTen, as dreams of nexT year's season were already begun. ,Mme of Far ieTT: Homecoming Queen Julie Hall glows wiTh pride and spiriT during Mads halT-Time TesTiviTies. Upper cenTer leTT: Thursday nighT's pancake supper involved sTudenTs, Teachers. and parenTs in The spir- ifed preegame acTiviTies. Lower cenfer leTT: A large blue candle burned conTinuously in The oTTice dur- ing Homecoming weelc as a consTanT reminder of The perpeTual Mac-Reagan rivalry. LeTT: Edwina Mcphail cheers The Team on as The band prepares To play during Friday's Two and one halT hour pep rally. Top: BrigadeTTe Gayle Schoen radiaTes The enThusiasm seen ThroughouT Homecoming week. Above: Pensive players Brian Bailey. Nelson PueTT, and John Thompson reTlecT Mac's deTerminaTion. Hom ecoming! I9

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-x N H so X N37,.,r T s I Upper lefT: In a quief momenT, Mike Kerr reads Thoughffully To himself. CenTer le'fT: Bonnie Evans glances appreciafively Toward anoTher sTudenT. Leff: Jimmy Wil- liams laughs aloud in appreciafion of a good joke. Top: ln a True example of a lady'ssdigniTy, Bonnie RoberTs really leTs loose. Above: Dariel Baker expresses an infrequenT feeling of serenify. Physiognomy is a pseudoscience which Tries To read a characTer by bodily signs and feafures. ArisToTle was one of The firsf To wriTe of iT. According To him, TimidiTy, cour- age, and anger are all dependem' on physical characTerisTics. ln The laTe I700's Johann Kasper LavaTer noTiced The mosT sTriking feafures of his friends and relafed Them To Their personalifies. STudenTs pracTiced This pseudoscien- Tific arT noficing compleTe sTrangers wiTh Terror sfricken faces walking sTiffly inTo Mr. Frank KeaThley's room. Philo- sophical expressions ambled inTo Ms. Kathy Murray's class and relief flooded over The faces of sfudenfs exiTing from Ms. Judy Morehead's class, because ThaT TesT wasn'T so hard. FaculTy provided a perfecf opporTu- niTy for amaTeur physiognomisTs. On Ms. Marfha Agnor's face one could read, He leT her inTo class wiThouT a permiTl , Ms. Cecil Ann l.eary's beau- Tiful day aTTiTude, and even such expressions on faculTy's faces as Can l help? and Don'T Talk To me, my ulcer hurTs. ReporT card days were a True gem as some lucky ones bounced around The school for days because of unexpecTed good grades. and some mourned sadly exhibifing a Tangible black cloud above Their heads because of unexpecfed bad grades. This monfage of arTisTry broughT McCallum alive and helped make This year, The lasf here for many as a new school wenf up and 606 graduaTed, a cherished memory. Faces!2l