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

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Students Learn Printing Trade The Printing Trades class of Mc- Collum gives students all phases of training including actual experience in producing much of the printing for clubs and other organizations within the various schools of the district. The purpose of teaching these students is to prepare them to enter the printing trade as advanced apprentices, and to continue their training on the job. Mr. E. Bradbury is sponsor of the Print Mr. Bradbury instructs students in use of Shop. linotype. The Print Shop II students kneeling are Eddie Ybarra, Benny Sosa, David Shippey, James Runnels, Rudy Ramirez, and James Grant. Standing are David Dominguez, Paul Calloway, Charles Graham, Nathan Polk, ROSCI Mackie, 6-Hd C1iffOId HOOKS. The students in Print Shop I are, Roy Ramos, Harry Plair, Roland Pape, David Isbell, David Dentinger, Steve Spurlock, John Dees, Robert Bailey, and Arthur Garcia.

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At National D.E. Convention l Bonnie Hillyer was top salcslady during fund-raising campaign. Brian Kuhn was top salesman fund-raising campaign. during W K Contestants in D.E.C.A. Area 1V Youth Leadership Conference were Mary Valdez, Maryellen Mikulenka, and Carolyn Chestnut. 61 Af '. , g. - 5 Carol Taylor represents D.E.CA. at Sweet- heart Prom. Samia Maldonado was elected State Of- ficer, Sgt. at Arms, at State Convention.

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Old Refrigerator Gets New Chance President Herbert Faschingbauer, Sponsor Mr. A. Smith, Secretary Robert Forsen, and Vice-President Kenneth McDaniel check a sta- tionary automobile air-conditioner compressor. Reporter David Kallenburg, Treasurer Donald Jurek, Sergeant at Arms Romiro Cervera, Parliamentarian Steve Wildman completely o v e r h a ul an old Crosley-Shelvador refrigerator. Air-conditioning and refrigera- tion, sponsored by Mr. Allen Smith, is a three-hour vocational course. In this class, the students are famil- iarized with the mechanics of refrig- erators and air-conditioners. By re- pairing school equipment and items belonging to private individuals, stu- dents gain valuable experience.