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

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Above: Mr. James Clark shows a film to his driver's education class in the driver-education multi-media classroom. Among the members are Betty Moore and Gerald Morrison. Below Left: Mr. E. J. Bradbury and Robert Bailey prepare type for printing. Below, right: Mr. Raymond Puppe shows his students where the problem is in this unusable TV. The students observing are: Steve Rhodes, Gordon Orr, Greg Anderson and John Jimenez.

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S Vocational Class Unlocks Success Door There are many students who wish to begin a life- time career upon graduation. In order to be a success, preparation and experience are needed. The schools to- day provide many opportunities for both of these qualifications to be met. In courses such as homemaking and home and family living, future homemakers are taught skills needed in home management. Printing, drafting, auto mechanics, electronics, and refrigeration and air conditioning are also taught to give students a wide selection of useful and interesting skills. On-the-job training is taught in vocational health, vocational office education, and distributive education programs. These programs allow students to work M I day and attend school M day. Success begins with some knowledge of the goal. gear, rr reer R. MR. E, J, BRADBURY.-TeXa, MLM, l JA University of Texas, printing, VICA club ge n. , . rr I MRS- PAY CLEMENTSRBAS M-Ed-1 if ff if Q University of Texas, University of Hous- 1 A T- tongSpecial Education p 14 .esrr MR' DAVID MOORE DE ARMOND- rf ' ...Q 2 g ill , Hr sity, drafting I and II, drafting VICA irr . I s rrtrg Lf, r 5 it rig Fas I, MR. CHARLES GRIFFEY-Texas AaM, , Iggy lllil 1 ag E . Texas University, San Antonio College, auto mechanics VICA No. 304 Ig ,ii MRS. M A RGARET LAMM-Incarnate I wordg vocational healthg VICA-health ftie ..rti We ttr. so occupations lit aarr MRS. SHIRLEY LUNA-BS: southwest twill ,Qi N . ttil .:.A Texas, SAC,St. Mary's,Trinity, Incarnate siglg-f .., fir! I '-', gil, Word, homemakmg Land IIQ Future 5 We Homemakers of America rl le jig r:-' - r'- ' MRS. WILMA o. MCCRURY-BBA, san 1.,, N Marcos State Teachers Collegeg VOEQ Above, Mrs. Betty Couser, school nurse, checks Larry May's temperature. Mrs. Couser works on Tuesdays and Thursdays at McCollum. 46 vocational Future Secretaries association. MR. RAYMOND PUPPE -Vocational certificateg SAC, Texas A8tM, University of Texasg Radio and TVQ VICA MR. WALDO REINIGERfBachclor of Journalism, Tarleton College, University of Texas, distributive education, DECA chapter MRS. CATHERINE RUSSELL fBS,ME: Oklahoma State, Trinityg homemakingg Future Homemakers of America MR. A L L E N S M I TH-4-University of Texas, Texas A8tM Universityg Refriger- ation and air conditioningg VICA-ref. 8a air conditioning MRS. JEANETTE WEDDINGeSpecial Education Instructor. if

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Eoologg Movemeni In Aoiion Ecology . . . anti-pollution devices . . . cleaning up the environment . . . these words have become promi- nent on the scene. In keeping with the ecology move- ment, McCollum has its own group of people ready to clean up for ecology. Right: day custodians are, BACK ROW: Willie Garcia, Olivia Garnica. FRONT ROW: Luis Estrevino, David Guzman. BELOW: night cus- todians are: Joe Quiroga, Jesse Canta, and Gregory Rios. 48 custodians