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

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Train For Future Vocations The afternoon Electronics Club members seated are Bill Hosek, Benny Garcia, Wayne Duken, Richard Razvillas, and Albert Valchar, Standing are Mr. Condray, sponsor, Martin Avina, David May, David Hartin, Mark Doughty, and David Talley. David May checks the functioning ofa record player under the guidance of Mr. Condray. Wayne Duken repairs a broken T.V. in Electronics class.

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Electronics Club Members Mr. R. Condray, sponsor of the Electron- ics Club, trains students in the techniques of repairing electrical equipment. Leading the Electronics Club are officers, J. Riggins Chap, B. Waldrep, Parlig J. Sanchez, Sgt. at ArmsgJ. Conner,TreasgD. Talley, Rep, K. Harvey, V. Presg S. Stockton, Sec, and Dennis Yoder, Pres. llse , ,. -,2 55 I -.1 Members of Electronics I seated are Sharon Stockton, George Funari, James Sanchez, Roy Rodriquez, and Jesse Losoya. Standing are Dennis Yoder, James Conner, John Riggins, Kenneth Harvey, Brad Waldrep, Randy Toman and Mathew Santoscoy.

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Tri-C's Expand Girls' Top row: Linda Palitza, Susan Hicks, Denise De Jarnette, Vicky Waddy, Janet Marbach, Marilyn Dittfurth, Gloria Sanchez, Elise Phil- , lips, Judy Jones, Linda Shaner, Antoinette Bonugli, Martha Ford, Susan Walker, Mary Cuellar, Sally Hixson, Beverly Taylor, Marcia ' Barosh, Susan Hardie, Jean Wiatrek, Amy Goetz, Brenda Lake, Patsy Bodiford, Mary Fuentes. Second row: Barbara Connally, Janie l Anthony, Mary Badillo, Linda Shook, Dawn Mair, Becky Cunningham, Pam McBridc, Jo Ann Barry, Jeanette Gonzales, Debbie Por- 1 ter, Melissa Slocum, Linda Smith, Carol Navarro, Debbie McBride, Marilyn Henley, Kellie Williams, Irma Rodriquez, Dora Saenz, Becky ' Garza, Marjorie Himlin,Toni Tucker, Rosalinda Bernal, Lucy Moreno, Rose Suniga. Third row: Laura Benavides, Rene Sage, Nannette The Cowboy Corral Cadettes, better known as the Tri-C's, is an organization with many purposes planned to bene- J tit McCollum and each girl individually. Several purposes include the expansion of each member's personality to her fullest potential and the development of school spirit through participation in school sponsored activities. Some activities attended range from football games in the fall to basketball, volleyball, and baseball games during the rest of the school year. Several social services included in 1969-70 were ushering for programs at various schools, at Hemisfair, and for the A 8L M Singing Cadettes, selling poppies for the Veterans of Foreign War, and entertaining at nursing homes. , Members attend Tri-C's for a regular period during the school day for which each girl receives one high school credit in Physical Education. In order to be eligible for Tri-C's, candidates must have passed all subjects the semester prior to election and must maintain a fairly high scholastic average throughout the year as members. New members are selected in January and May of each year. March begins workshops for the various positions able to be held in the organization. Try-outs follow the practice weeks and those best qualified are announced at the annual Green and Gold Prom as the following year's leaders.