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

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eb Language Arfs Furfh is Intellectual Miss Clara Blackwell English, Speech Mrs. Alice Bledsoe English Mr. John Hamby English X And Social Development . . . Neither today nor tomorrow will one be capable of accomplish- ing much in this world without a strong background in at least one language. The Language Arts Staff of King High provides this basis. A student may take courses in English, Spanish and Latin. This department also offers Speech and Journalism. .At left Helen Russek, senior, shows off her Demosthenes, Jr. crown as winner of a tongue twister contest in Miss Clara Blackwell's speech class. Mrs. Edith Head ft English . . if-Wg K Mrs. JoAnn Herring ' English F if pk r -FE as Mr. John Leithead iilii Y English s 2 ai ' Mrs. Melba Moss English Mrs. Dorothy Rhode Latin Miss Rubye Russell Librarian ilii p Miss Mae Dell Schiller Spanish A .... Mrs. Rubina Schroeder 'M' A English, Journalism Mrs. Mildred Williams A J English is I6

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Provides Leadership Mr. Paul J ones, principal, is in charge of the matters concerned primarily with King High, its problems, and its needs. The Assistant Principal, E. R. Holland, helps Mr. Jones carry out his decisions and rules. Mr. Holland is also in charge of attendance. Miss Mary Troy, King High's counselor, is the one who handles all problems that may arise concerning anything from per- sonal ones to the administering of achieve- ment tests. Mrs. Kathleen Fish and Mrs. Thelma Peterson handle all secretarial Work of the school office. This pair is in charge of attendance recording, all mimeograph Work and anything else that may appear. 5 E s Mr. E. R. Holland Miss Mary Troy Mr. Paul F. Jones Mrs. Kathleen Fish Mrs. Thelma Peterson

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Civic Responsibilify and Self Realization Are Provided by Science And Social Sfudies The biology, chemistry and physics provided at KHS give a workable education about this life, its hazards, its miracles, its laws and its elements. Texas, American, and World Histories, and Civics give a background for inquiring minds to develop individual ideas and beliefs concerning the current social and economic pro- blems. a student experiment. Students demonstrate at a political rally held in Miss Olita Parmon's civics class. Mr. Franklin Banta Chemistry Mr. Jack Knight Biology, Chemistry Mr. Glenn Matheson Biology Mr. Henry Smith fr Q 5 Biology , yiyi J litt Mr. Robert Bupp T : : History, Civics F- V H. .'-- - - W Mr. James Fanning ytnur Hlswfy 'V '-,. 1 .- .,. ig Mr. John Corbin History Mr. John Morgan History Miss Olita Parman Civics l7 Mr. Franklin Banta, chemistry teacher, observes ' -5 , S ' W am - 1553: A IG ar 'FXS 2 x Q ,pw -rc U , x.2