McCollum High School - Wrangler Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Uffdcea Eeccvwl pam Mrs. Lura Myer, registrar, serves as secretary to Mr. Patrick Shannon. She is responsible for accurate student permanent records and her office serves as a general center for students and faculty. Mrs. Sandra Fisher and Mrs. Marjorie Nabors, attendance clerks, are responsible for keeping accurate accounts of students, absences and tardies. Mrs. Ophelia Harp, librarian, and Mrs. Betty Meyers, library secretary, aid students and faculty hy maintaining an adequate collection of facilities in McCollum,s library. Mrs. Marjorie Nabors and Mrs. Sandra Fisher, attendance clerks. Mrs. Lura Myer, Registrar and Secretary to Mr. Shannon. Mrs. Ophelia Harp, librarian, and Mrs. Betty Meyers, library secretary.

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acmceiaw awe :W Mr. Larry Brown is serving his second year as NlcCollumls Counselor. Mr. Brown previously taught Texas History, and Civics at Harlandale High School. He received his Bachelor of Science and hlaster of Education from Southwest Texas State College in government, history, and education. ln addition to his regular duties, Mr. Brown also acts as co-sponsor of the National Honor Society and assists in planning the schoolis scholastic testing program. 9 lVlrs. Lucille Deasey, counselor, is concerned with student's personal and school problems, and supervises the high school testing program for students. She is sponsor of the lVlcCollum Chapter of the National Honor Society. Mrs. Deasey is a graduate of Chica- go Teachers College and has re- ceived her Bachelor of Science Dc- gree from De Paul University in Chicago, Illinois, and her Masters Degree in Education from Our Lady of the Lake College in San Antonio, Texas.

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ecccdea Wad me ...pd English Teachers lnclude Miss Mary Hartwig, Mrs. Audrey Fellinge, Miss Martha Searcy, Miss Martha Young, and Mrs. J eri Wilgers The English depart- ment seeks to instill in students a knowledge of communicating ideas in an understandable manner. English students do inten- sive reading in American and English literature and learn to create and express ideas intelligently. There are four levels of the Eng- lish department ranging from basic grammar to advanced senior literature. Pictured at left are Miss Ju- nelle Gambs, Mr. Durwoocl Hargett, Mrs. Marion Jones, Mrs. Linda Daley, and Mrs. Mary Dinkins.