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

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h Seniors . . . OWQPOJQ OW flwgkfa 0 CL! Lek? . . . Senior Class meetings prove interesting and fun! ,s iii .V ,wb 3. in lx' ,sg 113 Srslisf r tg, Af, x M. 1 Butler, Kathy There is a garden in her face where roses and white lilies grow. . . seen covering her FHA news beat . . . as sweet as an angel. Byfield, Dennis H Hup, two, three, four. . . . fifty mile hike keeping in pace with Presi- dent Kennedy's fitness program . . . a fifty mile hike is all it takes. 29 Brodnax, Linda The reason God made woman after he made man was that he didn't want any advice. . . . seen antagonizing Maurice the Machine at the Record . . . always friendly. Bull, Sheri If to her share some female error fall, look on her face, and you'll forget them all. . . . seen leading the Brahma Band . . . 1963 Miss Kleberg County. Burditt, Roger 'tThe grand old name of gentleman. . . . seen just being himself . . . a favorite of many. Burgh, Steve Nothing puzzles me more than time and spaceg and nothing troubles me less, as I never think about them. . . . member of Dome Painters Anonymous . . . Stevaruski. Bush, Ozenia A good example is the best sermon. . . . tries to hide being a natural born tease . . . doesn't do chemistry reports the night before. Bustos, Josue He plays the coronet like a pro, music hep and music slow. . . . likes to sing . . . seen at All-State Choir. if 4 W 4 fr Ea p W,,, fs., .arf imigiwwi +4 , vi A X gf 5 5 s

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sg... xi . ',, F an 'Tc . ZA. L ws, -fa? iff' Betancourt, Bertha Who best bears his mild yoke serves the Lord best. . . . a faithful Henrietta. Black, Donald Whatever task'you undertake do it with all your heart and soul. . . . a Big Man on Campus . . . seen banging gavels and appointing committees. Black, Gerald For he wishes not to seem but to be the best. our man with camera . . . seen boosting egos. Botello, Alejandro His smile lights up the darkest day. . . . seen pounding nails . . . always busy. Bowden, David . 'tBe wisely worldly but not. worldly wisef' . seen cracking jokes and flirting with certain girls. Bowden, Gary t'Practice is the best of all instructors. . . . seen making friends of everyone . . . enjoyed his Senior year. Barraza, Richard In my soul I am freeg only angels know such liberty. . . . seen singing in chorus . . . full of fun. Barrera, Humberto . A serious minded young man not afraid to speak the truth. . . . 'life's a ball. Barton, Sarah A kind and gentle heart she has to comfort friends and foes. . . . member of confetti anonymous . . . seen at every football and basketball game rooting for the Brahmas. Beecham, Duncan The boy who hoped and played with all his might. . . . seen being athletic . . . ac- tive in school. Bennett, Toy Her eyes as stars of twilight fairg like twilight's too, her dusky hair. . . . keeps Brahma Round-Ups circulating . . . always seen having a good time. Bessent, Lynnette She has a lovely face. . . . seen going to pep rallies and football games . . . fun. REST' I .-.., fi 7 ,,... N? S, fi? Boyer, Bob If I had been present at the creation, I would have given some useful hints for the better arrangement of the Universe. . . . always a leader . . . known for his scholastic accomplishments . . . dazzled others with three-dimensional matrix. Bridgers, Emily Here's to the girl with the eyes of gray whose sunny smile drives care away. . . . all thumbs at football games . . . with rings on her fingers. 28

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ps Ni? Campbell, Gene No man is happy who does not think himself sof' . . . seen entranced by Mrs. Bledsoe's lectures . . . a calm, cool, happy guy. Cantrell, Larry Nature made him and then threw away the mold. . . . a great conventioneer . . . not afraid to speak his mind . . . sometimes gets in trouble or it. Caraway, Lois The pursuit of perfection is the pursuit of sweet- ness and light. . . . seen at football games and pep rallies . . . always friendly . . . tiny in size, but tremendous in personality. Castillo, Ofilia Well established in the daily routine of life. . . . dreams of the future . . . life is all hope . . . homes are to build through work and inspiration. Cavazos, John David t'He enjoys life and has plenty of fun and some- day will find his place in the sun. . . . an avid Bull supporter . . . likeable. Chesser, Earl 'ATO be capable of steady friendship is the great- est proof of goodness of heart. . . . a flashing grin, a joke and a red and white convertible pro- vide the regal charm worthy of an earl. vs- Camarillo, Pedro In the chorus he does sing . . . of God and life and everything. . . . supports the Bulls. Campbell, Bill How happy is he born and taught, that serveth not another's willg whose armor is his honest thought and simple truth his utmost skill. . . . seen flying through the air with the greatest of ease. Colin, Augustin One has nothing to fear but fear itself. . . . seen acting up in chorus . . . enjoys as much of life as he has a chance to. Cook, Glenda . Only silence is great, all else is weakness. . . . a happy, content, active, student. Cortez, Carmen They serve our society best who work and work without illusions of fame. . . . singing all the time. Cortez, Miguel . Haste thee, life, and bring with thee jest and youthful jollityf' . . . supports the Bulls with a cheerful air. Cortez, Reynaldo 1 . Prudence and Practicality are the cousins of Success. . . . pulls for the Bulls. Cortez, Yolanda Precisely nice and always neat, often shy, but never beat. . . . loves music . . . a future homemaker for sure. 30