McCallum High School - Knight Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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SHOWING her spirit with hall competition, junior Lucy Briceno does her part in decorating the junior area after school. WHILE WAITING to line up to march with the Blue Brigade, junior members Lynna Willingham and Debby Humble admire all the floats. is WINNING BEST DRESSED at the Aloha Anderson pep rally, Brian Bilich heads back up to the stands after being awarded a ticket to the game. RESTING from an active night on the FRESHMAN BECCA BOSTWICK ENIOYING the Homecoming pep dance floor are senior Mike Uselton contributes to the fish section of the rally, junior Andrea Hill shows her and sophomore Amy Mithcell. They main hall. Balloons, streamers, and spirit with her sun visor and glasses as are both members of the Mac band. signs were items they decorated with. Susan Conway looks at the crowd. Homecoming 13

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What week MAYOR CAROLE McCLELLAN is welcomed by sophomore john Kitto Homecoming festivities were always the highlight of the football season. Many different things went on during Homecoming week. One of the big events was the dress-up days. The categories of these days were Country Western day, 50's day, Punk Rock day, Mix and Match day, and closing out the week was Hawaiian, Aloha Anderson day. All classes also had an opportunity to show their class spirit by decorating their designated section of the main hall, excluding the seniors. They decorated the cafeteria, forming the lunch tables into an '83, Another big event was the Homecoming parade. Each club or organization had an opportunity to create a float. There were categories for the floats such as biggest, smallest, and most original. This year was the first year Student Council sponsored a parade. Mayor Carole McClellan, an alumni of McCallum, attended to help celebrate the 30th anniversary festivities. During the pep rally, other alumni were introduced. After all the weekly festivities, Student Council sponsored the annual Homecoming dance. The dance was very successful due to all the events and a prior defeat of the Trojans. Throughout Homecoming week, students contributed and celebrated homecoming, along with the faculty, parent, and former McCallum students. Homecoming festivities ended with a week of remembrances. SENIOR KAREN CAMPBELL shows off her double mum while waiting for the homecoming parade to get on the way. Campbell rode on the senior float. 12 Homecoming

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DANCE decorations are being hung by Debbie Carr and Iames Burshnick L t tVVV?9'ri7 e aH danc i P23 -M ' riff-H-R X -gizkr 'f su-H rf' 0 fi x A A f, . ' A A Q! X' ll Y 22? Throughout the school year, the Student Council sponsored the annual Homecoming dance as well as the Christmas dance. Student Council members took extra time to decorate the cafeteria for the evening festivities. After the week long special homecoming events, the Homecoming dance closed out the week. Coinciding with the school's anniversary, the theme for the dance was Happy Anniversary Baby. Former McCallum student, Iohn Passamano, was the disc jockey for the annual event. The dance was a success due to the defeat earlier of the Anderson Trojans. To help commemorate the season's festivities, the Student Council brought back the tradition of the Christmas dance. The theme for the dance was Winter Knights. Keeping with the theme, the decorations included snowflakes, a Christmas tree, and even Santa Claus. Santa Claus came to the dance and passed out candy to students. K- 98's Bobby Orlando was the disc jockey playing music requested by the students. This was his first time to DI a McCallum dance. He also sponsored an official dance contest for McCallum. The prizes varied from albums to concert tickets. In sponsoring these dances, Student Council members put in many extra hours preparing and creating the various decorations which resulted in the success of the dances. SENIORS Glynn Hansen and Debbie Kutch move to the jitterbug at the Homecoming dance. Hansen is a Laird and Kutch is in the Blue Brigade. 14 Dances DANCING the night away, Tommy Hill and Tammy jackson jam to the sounds of K-98's Bobby Orlando. This was Orlando's first appearance at Mac. U , 1 ' inf Q1 .,i+n.n IOSEPH GONZALES and Elizabeth Rodriguez have fun while practicing for the dance contest. Gonzales is on the football team. X ,