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

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7503. Assemblies Provide Entertainment Students look forward to entertaining assemblies held throughout the school year. The various assemblies provide a welcome break during a hectic school day. Ranging anywhere from trampoline artists to a boy,s fashion show, they attract many curious spectators. They are usually paid assemblies. However, occasional programs are presented to the student body free of charge.

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354 campus life Above: Trampoline artists Jerry Smith and his partner, pause for applause after performing a dance routine during a November assembly. Opposite top: Skippy Hajek models young men's fashion provided by Sears, Roebuck, 84 Co. during an advisory assembly. Oppostie right: Western music lovers enjoyed Johnny BuSh's performances in the McCollum Auditorium during a benefit show to raise funds for the San Antonio Symphony. Opposite left: Ml1SiCiHI1 Attila Galamb entertains McCollum students by playing an accordian and Coronet at the same time.

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356 campus life The Pains ol' Being a Girl Oh, my hair won't do anythinglu A day in the life of a girl can be very hectic! Girls are involved with applying make-up bases, splashing on a touch of blush to redden their cheeks, and putting on a touch oflip stick. The application of eyeliner, mascara, and false eyelashes is very tedious. Rolling their hair, teasing it, and combing out the knots are required to style their hair. Styling wigs, falls, other hairpieces, and their own hair requires great skill. Top: Brushing in the sun lavishes one's hair. Theresa Buys brushes her hair in the sun so it will shine. Bottom: Debbie Smith rolls her hair before going out on a date. Opposite: Melissa Slocum decides to change her hair style with a wig when she discovers her own locks won't do anything.