H M King High School - El Toro Yearbook (Kingsville, TX)

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Mr. Franklin Banta Chemistry Mr. William Boyd Physics, Algebra Mr. Glenn Matheson Biology isiiblflfgy V Science Mr. Banta watches cautiously as Bill Ryan and George Truan make rubies. Science courses at King High are designed to broaden the interest and understanding of each student for this ad- vanced age of science. In biology, plant and animal life is studied. The composition of substances and the changes they undergo is part of chemistry. Physics is the study of matter and motion. Mr. Smith explains the object of interest on the microscope slide. l5

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Mathematics Mrs. Corbin explains the proof of a theorem to the class While Cindy West and Gary Bowden practice on problems. Various courses in mathematics are offered at King High to help students make the most of the growing opportunities in this field. Included among these subjects are algebra, trig- onometry, plane and solid geometry, and commercial arithme- tic. Through these courses the mathematics department stimu- lates the minds of the students to logical reasoning and deduc- ion. Lionel Canales and Louis Stripling check their slide rule speed. Algebra U l 4 Qifk . i':f55i5il'F:-:Sze ' 1Q.i: f'cf1-ffl.: ui, s f le-:wi Q il ' ff - ,... .Q .,i. . -.,- we - 37 K- fiifipg ?'f'i'gi3 V, .lf 3 ' ff if.4:22s K ei . Q Q'e35j37xg?e.-1U1fs.is2iif M, . w 4 3' , Mrs. Leona Corbin Geometry A . M... an ,Q Maw 1454 l't c ' ' miimwi - an .sg V '- H: A F3 i. SQ 5555? I V 7 M we 3- 1 R. -3 .3 if Mft 55558155 fa 0r'?'i is gggmmffef-E, is Q it MW K ea Mfierx P mae hiss 'Wife'-3li?a.. Q .- Q.. f 3 .lm s r is gif JST. ,Y my Si sy Wag .2 ga-Ea S225 U 15528 3 J: X 22 J .. my is df X Ye S. N -. - . -D . .: - - 35 is to . W . A .3g...si..e2,.,.3,3 awww ,, M -faq, W N L, Tgxfj-M is 5.1 Q W ffm K, Q, -X E giant 3 sg., ,M ax rein? eil i il fe 2 9 -ww-,Ae -U 'S 3 S Q. we -. ,, -. sl f . if 1 L fa 4 .le sl 5 W vi pf' if K , 18 .. f Ye tk Q n 1 'mls l it M S J A ks , .:., U I Q 3: we ,ziwtxxia . 4. -,X-2 Vg , .K Z. .7 v 2 r .75 , .W , 7 . . . ,, . 1, ifwk 13 Jie ?u'ljg23 , 'r 'Ellf ufjj, Qfg sjs V 23 Q, yy, .Jia W ,i gp rw D . ' l are if '. 'uf f.f.:..v3M wj Mr. Fred Gauspohl Algebra . K 1, f f eeree A Mvfi--.5-i..,,.. ' gg . 59 . My, A, C. H111 Mrs. Katherine Algebra Golesorkhi Algebra Mr. Paul Whaley Algebra, S. geo., trig.

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llaps help Mr. Corbin explain Worl histoiv to students. Social Studies Perry Mason Calias Cliff Fryj and Lawrence Preston Calias Dennis Kelloggj fight it out for courtroom honors in Civics mock trials. E l carried out. The importance of social studies in today's fast moving world can- not be overestimated. At King High World, American, and Texas his- tory, civics, and Current Social and Economic Problems are offered. Students learn how people in various parts of the World develop different ways of thinking, acting, and living. They also learn about the principles upon which our de- mocracy is based and the Ways in which democratic government is Mr. Robert Bupp American history Mr. John Corbin VVorld history Mr. James Fanning N d World history 'fbi U5 1 if Mariel 2 ra, 3 AQ ata E six' e' r fx iii fr -, f nf 7, -. - so ew, c ,fu Q . sv 4--V, xv' ' In -,.-25:23 ii-i 3324 . ,, A ' : , ., ,,., . ,,,- fi' A iw W' ?c5'3l'5i5K T3 ??5F?ifl5'll3'?Q 2'Y2 WWE .. 1 X of ,,,.., ,. . .. it , X. wb,i,7g,5g,,,Qg7LQA. f . . iw-saga' gwcggq,::1asQQPQQLSK ysf -zNa.,s,Q,'.M :?'f1a,sV'-'iviiffffdkivi' -. - - tim ' ifsivdfkak 7 Pri, bf '51 5135535453 i Lf Fi f U ii 2 i . - - ' 57455555 Q.,,,g,qgsi,1gH,55F,yu- - - 7 5 V- ray, vgsf' gf fa , Q if H i A i ive f 1' mi, ' A 313512 PM X55 ffl ' s K fee Swat! Q 9 'if J wi Q35 We 1 is S2 ' -1 if 51 ggi is wig , A M My Mig? Q, y,Nx,-, as ' W, a fi- X at 11' ' 'M -Q ,Qi fi x X fit? sv -Q.. A f. . 1. . -Q., - Mx., ..,I,,,, ug. .3u,.,w - 'u,.1.,, 'Gr ffl. 'QB Jul' I-....-,,5-5,-:,5.,u.,+w .5- ' 'ffl Miss Olita Parman Mr. Ray Gomez Mr. Robert Lovelace Civics, C S LQ E P American history, World history 6 Football coach Tennis coach , l