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

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Far left: Student Council members listen as Mr. Shannon explains to the student body about the grooming stand- ards in one of four assemblies held for classes. At left: Jan Lauderdale, Gloria Sanchez, Brenda Ross, and other Student Council members wait at the Alamo Association of Student Councils convention for their time to get up and rally for McCollum with their fifteen foot spirit banner. Below: Amy Goetz and others dance the night away at the Student Council dance as they listen to one of the great songs played that night by The Abbey. Below: Kristi Smith collects money from a friendly contributor for the March of Dimes. It seems, though, that it was a little too early in the morning for Kristi. She hasn't even got her eyes open yet! As the Student Council progresses, so does its praise and problems . . . and memories . . . taking a big gulp before the curtain opens for the pantsuit assembly . . . dancing to your heart's content after worrying about the dance being a flop . . . campaign- ing at conventions . . . looking at your feet for the first time after walking thirty-two miles in the Miles for Children Walk . . . collecting money for March of Dimes in the fog, and the person in the car pretends you're not there . . . approaching a person on a bottle drive with stacks of cartons in her garage when she says she just took them to the store . . . choosing a candidate for president and vice-president. At times, things might go wrong, but the good times are those that are remembered and oh what memories we have! 30 9

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Above: Student Council advisory representatives gather for their morning meeting to compare opinions. Below: Mrs. Cahalan smiles as she glances through the program at the district convention. At left: Mike Insall approaches school on Earth Day in an effort urged by the Student Council to get rid of pollution.