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

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ACTIVITIES Itis hard to forget the National Honor Society Induction when your candle vvouldnit light . . . or Highlands' pep rally . . . or dragging yourself out of bed to make Tri-C's or band at 7:30 . . . or the girl you met at the F.T.A. convention from Clyde, Texas that you'll probably never see again. And you'l1 never forget when you had to give up your office of president at the banquet to some Junior who you felt would never be half as good as you. Or when you finally got that boy next to you in English class to ask you to the prom after seven months of working on him. Or when you felt like your knees were going to give way as you Walked toward the stage to receive the honor for your Worst subject on Senior Honors night. Or Watching your best friend, Whose name begins with D Walk across the stage graduation night and Wishing your name didn't begin with W. These are all a part of living . . .growing up . . .learning. They are the activities which mold our lives . . . the clubs and the life around campus . . .

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858310 Clubs Life in Clubs . . . it's fun but very time consuming . . . it'sjoininga club to get your picture in the Wrangler . . .having sore feet from endless hours of marching . . . cleaning horns every day . . . collecting for various causes on Military and Pleasanton Road medians while getting carbon monoxide poisoning . . . practicing after school every day for three months to help put on a thirty-minute play . . . polishing bars to pass inspection . . . cracking your voice while singing a solo in front of the whole student body at a Christmas assembly . . . swinging at a tennis ball while your racket flies across the court . . . putting on a Womanless Weddingl' to raise money . . . forgetting about your homework in order to attend required club activities . . . helping with carnation sales in order to see if anyone buys you one . . . griping and complaining constantly about everything you have to do but really loving every minute ofit. Opposite page: Ray Click, mother of the bride in the Letterma.n's Club 'gWomanless Weddingn, dries his tears after the ceremony. Top: Denise Delarnette, Michelle Oldfield, Paul Reynolds, and Miss Matilda Delgado carry out installation ceremonies of the French Club. Bottom: Kathy Hahn, Jennine Moore, Darlene Taylor, Rhonda Cuda present Miss Dorothy Williams with two dozen red roses at the Roosevelt pep rally. 2