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

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Seniors 83 . . . Totally Awesome Q 2 3 4 i L Monica Lozano shows off her winning costume. Mouseketeer Monicaumasquerades as Minnie Mouse. -ww sz: MW 5 M: 'Q si 0:2 .' Fhk i ,, 9:13, 'fi iff ww, ff , ,f.:. ., U' -an , . , .ein ,,. fr , H ,, 2..- iiyflf 1 . , 0 fi ie 4 5 Q f I W xy ff f v- x Iii' -..... ,... ogg., ff: ,K 9 znews, e , ,Ms ' 2 1 f V - 3 xi A lf! , K 5 is Q i M D aff f 535' ei 6? k Q 4,132 k' i, ,. Q e we M es, We ' , ,ii, , ,, . ESM' 525 as N 5 1 if 5 K ,Q iq W 12 'R 49 j , V3 .. .N -V f K ,, A, A. , K, 4-swf W 44 2 K 1g 2, vi mf 5 7 . ,N f, EW, 6112 Jfifmjfs. f fait nie, ,LMLL-if - if'1--fl 'i', 'f f 'ii' e is . .J i i 1+ -,s,,,i,,fw.:ff ,.,, L iv- ,, ,,... ,. ,,.,f-.1... , K i, qi Lf, ,-,-- :W W,if,,,-,K f Seniors show what they wan: to be when they grow up. ex , N--,i mg Q? 7 V I 'Mi , VAR K A W' es A 5 Q s n. si Qu... ' Sam, are we cute, or are we cute? says David Tejeda. .- f f, ii 1 -mw- , J. , -Qi ,, W

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2 ' '?7 'P .. ' . fig? gsfif 3 is L T L l' L55 iiffifi ,f..f,r'afg ix - ff Homecoming Nominees: Monica Rains, Deanna Connally, Cindy Rodriguez, Laura Solis, and Debbie Garcia. I want my mommy, says Oscar Sepulveda. Seniors: Monica Lozano, Laura Solis, Angela Escareno, Stephanie Ersch, and jonathan Higgins CUIOY the lbofball Same Wifh Und9fCl355men- Senior presidents take part during the night pep rally. The Senior Class had a memorable year with various activities both traditional and new. The year started out with exciting car caravans in which seniors led to pro- mote spirit. Other activities included poster parties, car washes, and skating parties. The Senior Class set tradition by hosting a Masquerade Ball in which seniors doned costumes and masks to enjoy an evening of food and dance. The seniors also had their own line in the cafeteria. These are just a few of the many happenings at Mc- Collum which made 1983 a year to remember. 168 jeff Scharf does a little decorating.

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Spirited uniors Move Ahead The juniors of 1983, have ac- complished many goals as a class. One very important goal is to improve the environment and morality of the school. The juniors were very firm sup- porters of many various sports and school oriented activities. They have held many fund rais- ing projects, such as car washes, cake sales, and various other fund raisers. 170 1982-83 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Front Row: joseph Alvaradog president, Keith Theimeg vice-president, Lisa Crowellg secretary, Eddie Garzag treasurer, and Ms. Sandra Wawroskig sponsor. Second Row: Margaret Garzag parliamenrarian, Norma Canog historian, and Tina Ahrg reporter.