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

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df-.. --t74'5, ,.- Dancing has always been an expression of happiness and joy in life. The dances held at McCollum typify the ways Cowboys act when happy. The dances are as varied as the music to which they are performed. From the bugaloo to the fox trot, the Cowboys are pros to them all. The Round-Up Dance, held in the autumn, begins the year in an informal get-acquainted mood. As the year progresses and people begin to learn, know and work with one another better, the dances become more sophisticated and more well organized. The Green and Gold Prom in May culminates the dance year at McCollum with the announcements of next year's organizational leaders.

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eawfacyd Zfgmeea McCollum students express happiness dur- ing school sponsored dances. fupper leftj David Hill and Toni Gautney curtsey to the 1967 Sweetheart and Beau of McCol- lum at the annual FHA Sweetheart Prom. fupper rightj Cindy Hicks performs her rendition of The Quiet Villagen during intermission at the Senior Prom. flower rightj McCollum Seniors take their treas- ures from the centerpieces at the 1968 Senior Prom.

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After a week of studying the newspaper and remembering how to think, JoNell Carmichael, Virginia Cupp, Captain David Hill, and Michael Dirmeier were ready to face their first opponents. Although no questions were asked concerning their favorite news makers, Abigail Van Buren and Winnie Winkle, our n0n the Spota' team showed their erudition included other pics. The McCollum panel beat Braekenridge 370-410. Exultant in their first victory, the team finished undefeated after winning the second week over Lanier, by a score of 190-90. On 72:6 .2145 764144, 500