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

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., K5 1. i ff Above: McCollum teachers proved just as enthusiastic and proud ofthe Cowboys during football season as did the students. The exuberance and pride is mirrored on the faces of Mr. Bill Stack, Miss Dudie Meyers, Miss Ruby McPherson, and Miss Dorothy Williams. Below: Mr. 8L Mrs. Royce Sprott, and Mr. 8t Mrs. Larry Satcher join in one ofthe dances at the annual Sports Banquet givcn by the Tri-C's. Opposite Page: Mr. 8L Mrs. David Viscntine and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Yarbrough enjoyed the music of Tooter Ripps and the Fugitives at the Sports Banquet. Here they combine the music and their dancing skills. Below: Coaching is not all fun and games. Here, basketball Coaches Dennis Smith and Richard Howell concentrate on thc game. Their work day ends after the basketball game is over. 521 l

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38 p.e. Exercise of Bodg + Skill ol' Mind: Phgsical Eduoaiion Physical education is just as important as mental education. All physical education classes are based on a curriculum that attempts to meet the needs of 9th, 10th, llth, and 12th graders. The amount ofinforma- tion and skills taught will, of course, vary from year to year. Physical education is composed of classes in team sports, individual sports, dual sports, athletics, intra- murals, and other classes such as ROTC, pep squad, and band. All physical education classes combine exercise of the body with skill ofthe mind. MSG. WILIE E. BURNS-Military, Rifle team MR. B E R M A N CORBELL-BA, University of Texas at El Paso, Physical education, head football coach MISS LISA DAVIS-BS, MA, Hardin- Simmons University, Southwest Texas State University, physical education, health, tennis team, tennis club, co-spon- sor of GAA MR. MILTON DRESCH-BS, Trinity, health, P.E. Baseball coach, asst. ftbl. coach. MR. J. RICHARD HOWELLfBS, MA, ' Anderson College, Ball State University, science CSM fRet.J FRANCIS JOHNSONfROTC MRS. IGNACIA G. PURSER-BS, Incarnate Word College, physical edu- cation and health MISS LUPE RUIZ-BS, San Antonio College, University of Texas, health, physical education, GAA, volleyball team MR. LARRY SATCHER-BS, University of Houston, health and physical education

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Facultg Members Increase QIork's Burden A -HW. , - Q H f t. .f , rf f mt? 5 2 3 rl f I Q at is ,f , .N . t .f rf- ' J MR. DENNIS SMITH-BSgHoWard Payne Collegeg physical education, healthg bas- ketball, Lettermen's club MR. ROYCE SPROTT-BSQ Southwest Texas State Universityg English I MISS BARBARA STANLEY-BSQ Texas Woman's Universityg physical education, healthg co-sponsor of GAA MR. DAVID VISENTINE-BSL North Texas State Universityg biology, general physical science, coach MISS D 0 R OT H Y WILLIAMS-BS, M.ED.g Texas Woman's University, Our Lady of the Lakeg health, physical edu- cationg Tri-c sponsor MR. DAN YARBROUGI-I-BSQ Texas A8rI, North Texas Universityg health, study hallg varsity football, track The stork was constantly busy around the homes of the administrators and faculty. Here a few of the proud parents and grandparents gather to show off their latest additions. Above right: David Robert Smith, although the third child, is the first son born to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smith. Above: The newest and first addition to the family of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stack is their son, Andrew. 40 p.e. do an