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

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5 '? Below: Mr. Patrick Shannon poses with his first grandson, wide-eyed William Patrick Shannon IV. Above: Coach Milton Dresch and wife Lucy gather De Ann and DeEtt together for a picture with the newest arrival to their family, Milton Dresch, Junior. Above Left: Coach Dan Yarbrough beams as he shows off his newest treasure, his daughter, Lori.

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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

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Fine Arts: The Profit of Taleni and Skill Below: Mrs. Delia Salinas began teaching art at McCollum at mid-semester. Many times, as shown here, Mrs. Salinas is busy giving each studcnt, such as Gene Rodriguez, individual atten- tion. Bottom: Two steel rods, a rake, a clutch, a ily wheel off an electric motor, a camshaft, a gear, a standard transmission and numerous steel objects make up Mr. Richard Burrneister's original sculpture. Talent is a very unique thing. No two people have the same talent. The fine arts department is aware of this fact, and as a result, students are not told how to createg but guided as to the technique in creating. Instruction is not used as a whip, but as a stimulus. There are many areas where talent along with skill may be used. Some of these are in the art and music classes. However, speech and journalism departments also require talent and skill. There is a never ending need for talent and skill . . . arenit these elements the roots of success? it Above: Miss Emily Loverde, speech and drama student teacher, hugs the stuffed turtle which was given to her as a farewell present by the fifth period speech and drama class. Opposite: In preparing for a play, there is a lot of back-up work which must be done. Here, Mrs. Ann Dalton, along with Tommy Lothringer, Jennine Moore, Gary Marshal, paints a part of the scenery.