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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1965 volume:

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' gs ' Table of Contents New School .... ..... 4 Organizations. . . . . .8 Fine Arts .... .... 3 8 Athletics. . . . . 50 Personalities. . . . . . .70 Classes... .. . . . .86 Faculty... ....l48 Index .... .... I 66 Chorus members practice in the adequately furnished music room. The spacious black and gold auditorium provides a place for students to re- hearse for Meet Me In St Louis. The Mystics prepare for a recording session in the hand hall. Dolly Ingraham, library assistant, files cards as stu- dents check out books. Carole Sasser, Wanda Lofton and Florence Custer receive aid from Miss Ofelia Trevino, student teacher in the Homemaking department. Students and teachers enjoy eating in King High's first cafeteria. 6 .Aww Ronnie Grief and Gary Simpson await the first bell in the modern snack bar. A Tour Of The New School Cheerleaders lead a yell on the main floor of the gym. School parking lot at rear of the building is used by students and faculty. I Mrs. Joanne Baker, French instructor, explains the use of earphones in the language lab. In auto mechanics Jimmy Stivors, Bubba Merchant, Tommy Taylor, Rodolfo Ramos, and James Sissom learn to repair cars, v A i .2 1 ,Kearny V 1 w 1 8 r Student Cabinet officers for this year are Dwayne Nix, president, Cindy Hartman, secretary-treasurer, and Mike Garza, vice-presi- dent. NOT PICTUREDg Sandy McLean, Drama Clubg Dianne Neubauer, Library Club, Valdemar Perez, Band, Keith Reeves, Latin Club, Phyllis Schoettle, E1 Toro, Pamela Simpson, DE, Marilyn Weeks, FHA Student Cabinet STANDING: Blake Ham Querrey, Science Club. St, Clair, Jr. Past Pres.g Rep. ilton, K Club, David Earnest, FTAg Mike Mc- SITTING: Pat Cooper, Soph. Pres.: Sandy Judy Sharp, Soph. V-Pres.: Ellen Fein, Soph. Organizations , son, Drum Majorg Steven Leg- J Mary Chesnutt, Sr. Sec.-Treas.: STANDING: Mike Garza, Cho- T rusg Elida Garcia, El Aguila, Rosa Garcia, FNAg Johnny Wooley, Jr. Pres.g Sandy John- gett, Soph. Sec.-Treas.g Susi wnk, sr. Rep. s1T'r1NG: Jeanne Labuda, Brahma Round- Upg Judy Ramey, Brahmettes. Consisting of over 30 elected representatives from the student body, the Student Cabinet works with the administration to pro- mote a feeling of harmony among the students. Some of the members are class officers while others are representatives from each organization in school. Sponsored by Mrs. Nancy Babbitt, Mr. Robert Bupp, and Miss Olita Parman, Cabinet members meet monthly to plan and discuss school activities. Two major annual activities are Homecoming in the fall and the literary banquet each spring. This year in co- operation with FFA, the Cabinet introduced Tommy Toro, who appeared at all home football games. Also this year, the Student Cabinet promoted dress up day every Friday. Tommy Toro, first Brahma mascot, was the first project completed by the Student Cabinet. Student Cabinet members listen STANDING: Jerry Zwernemann, FFAg Larry Fuller, UIL Math. SITTING: to Homecoming plans. Mildred Haisley, Ir, V-Pres.: Mary Boyer, French Club, Sybil Bally, Jr. Sec. -Treas.g Sharon McMurry, Sr. V-Pres.g Charlotte Myers, Head Cheer- leader. ABOVE: Jeanne Labuda, second year journalism stu- dent, is Copy Editor of the Brahma Round-Up, Nancy Corbin, business manager, organizes ad sales and does the advertising layouts. BELOW: Carolyn Pack, Romelia Pena, and Mike McCormick copy- read stories before deadlines. Brahma . E ,1 was New ' Susi Wilk, editor, is putting up a bulletin announcing a forthcoming issue of the Round-Up. As editor, Susi, not only makes assignments, writes stories and headlines, but also does make-up on all pages. Each Thursday prior to publica- tion she and her staff go to the Kingsville Record to help with make-up in the press room. +-fm ABOVE: Chuck Carter, Roldan Guiterrez, Tommy Nelms, sports writers keep clippings of all district games in a newly organized sports file. LEFT: Jeri Bellamah and Jeanette Malina, exchange editors, look carefully at one of the papers secured through exchange, Round-Up For twenty-nine consecutive years the Brahma Round-Up has been published every two weeks by the journalism classes of King High. An increased interest in journalism and the Brahma Round-Up this year resulted in two classes. All journalism students work on the news- paper in addition to regular class work. For each paper two students serve as issue edi- tors. This method gives everyone an op- portunity to work at the print shop at least once during the year, For many years the Brahma Round-Up has been a member of the Interscholastic League Press Conference and this year joined the National Scholastic Press Association, Both organizations offer helpful suggestions and criticisms. In 1938 the Brahma Round- Up became affiliated with Quill and Scroll, international honorary organization for high school journalists. This charter was renewed in the spring of 1963 and has been active ever since. ABOVE: Senior reporters Eric C-enz, Phyllis Schoettle Cindy Baker and Billy Boyd look at an issue of the Round-Up just off the press. BELOW: Larry Fuller, standing, points out an error to Jerrie Rogers, while Mary Chesnutt and R, A Ken nedy stop counting papers long enough for a picture ,,7 ,'Xi5'f1': jf: 3 ' X . ABOVE: Circulation editors, lvlicki Elder, and Jeff Roerig are ready to distribute armfuls of Brahma Round-Up. LEFT: Maria de Luis Ramierez, Pat Garcia, Kit tile Pike, and Doris Clark seem pleased with th1s new issue, Pat Garcia, assistant editor, Miss Lucy Zamora, journalism student teacher, Mrs. Rubina Schroeder, sponsor, and Phyllis Schoettle, editor discuss head- line types. An annual is a reference book and permanent record of the school year. To a member of the staff, however, the yearbook represents the IGDSSDSSS before deadlines, when pressure is high. The pace quickens, and somehow the pictures are printed, the copy written, pages drawn up, finished, checked, double checked and finally mailed. The first emotion after the shipment of copy is relief, then exultation. I4 ABOVE: Sports editors R. A. Kennedy and Billy Boyd discuss football layouts. LEFT: Sophomore editors Frankie Jo Thomas, Ellen Fein, Suzanne Conner, and Irma Mendoza check and recheck the list of sophomores. Toro Senior editors Karen Gallimore, Judy Ryon, Terri Winkler, and Buffi Rosser stop working on senior activity lists to pose for the photographer. eanne Labuda and Rome Pena, organizations editors, roportion pictures and identify students in these pic- ures. ' ff f-Lf 3 Z ,,,. it- 1 K Q s J J, stit E J rstss l ,,f,,, p , p mrmZ:V 5,1 , Q , , Xi --'- fn or tL,a . . K, x A 'f f fl -Y' 7? X , ' Vkkk rj 1,15 Pl + I if A ' J , , V Photographers Ray Arthur and J. C. Walker spent Z V V ' many hours in the darkroom to make this annual Hector Garcia, Junior class editor, draws up junior lay- outs, while Daryl Koenig, business manager, records daily annual sales. possible. X J National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Jerry Zwernemann, Arnoldo Alvarez, Carlene Arthur, David Ear- nest. SECOND ROW: Louis Adams, Joy Nelson, Elaine Newman, Marilyn Birch- ett, THIRD ROW: Cynthia Davis, Jeanne Labuda, Pat McGee, James Herod. NOT PICTURED: Dee Brown Russell, Phyllis Schoettle, Sandy St. Clair. NATIONAL HQlQRSiCIlTY X I : 169254 all -1 1 Y - 5 M is Li FIRST ROW: Connie Harris, Benny Sims, Robert Alexander. SECOND ROW: Blake Hamilton, Valdemar Perez, Larry Fuller, Don Nelson. THIRD ROW: Susi Wilk, Hugh Burris, Jeri Bellamah, Ben Bailey, National Honor Society encourages service, citizenship, scholarship, and leadership. Members of NHS must maintain a B plus average to remain in the society and must be in at least two major activities and several minor ones. Leadership in these activities is essential. Students who are eligible for NHS are selected by a faculty advisory com- mittee which chooses not more than ten per cent of the junior and senior classes. Quill Ancl Scroll Nancy Corbin Patricia Garcia Jeanne Labuda Daryl Koenig Quill and Scroll is an international honorary so- ciety for high school journalists. The King High ing work on the Brahma Round-Up of the El Toro. In addition members must maintain high scholastic averages. The eight pictured below are the new members initiated at the spring banquet. Phyllis Schoettle Susi Wilk Ray Arthur Jeri Bellamah Bill Boyd Micki Elder Larry Fuller Mike McCormick Rome Pena I. C. Walker Chapter recognizes students who have done outstand- Future Homemakers Of America 'E i 1 WKXG' 1: si xg rg we z, .3 as ie z sa gs va 2 zz sz a at as ze 2: as iss, is 2, we ng is 1-if? fr it E ,EQ x is it is 423, sz ii i if ss is il! . J Sa 1 1, lk 35 5,7 gg ., ii is it ii ii if it ii si? if FT is iii is st. . 's 1235535 . gg, L is Iifitiiitiw fi L,,LL . 1 if ff it is it l it f s ss . t gi 5 fr 5 5,5 ' ' ,a ii ' 12 . . ' if , iy.s,f-Q, ,-,' an A A si ig , -11 '--, a re, fi in QI ff' ' :L: ' T- i , Q , OFFICERS: Patricia McGee, pianistg Barbie Rosse, 3rd v. pres.: Barbara McGee, song leaderg Susan Willey, 2nd v. pres.: Carmen Evans, treas.g Cindy Hartman, pres.: Dwayne Nix, sweetheartg Myke Barron, sec.: Caroline Camp, hist.g Judy Sharp. 4th v. pres.g Marilyn Weeks, lst v. pres.g Pat Guillott, parl.g not pictured Florence Custer, 5th v. pres. FHA led an active life this year. At the beginning of the year they combined ef- forts with the Future Farmers of America, for the annual western hayride and dance. In October Mr. Robert Davis, Assistant Attorney General of Texas, was guest speaker at the installation of incoming officers. Before Christmas the club took cookies and cakes to Boys' City. Chapter Beaus of the three local clubs were honored at the Sweetheart Ball in February. This year the Ioy Chapter had the privilege of hostessing the Area X district meet- ing. Officers for next year were elected in April. S Club sponsors ard Mrs. Frances Jones and Mrs. Mary Light. I FIRST ROW: Patricia Garcia, Beth Sedwick, Debbie Patillo, Susan Hayes, Karen Chelette, Kay Chelette, Teri O'Shea, Carol Skrobarczyk, Andrea Henderson, Beverly Wright. SECOND ROW: Subelda Martinez, Cindy Johnson, Adriana Chapa, Maria Garcia, Maria Gonzales, Maria Esquivel, Nancy Messimer, Vicki Buentello, Mary Ella Garza, Edna Crawford, Pat Schneider, Glenna Gruetzmacher. THIRD ROW: Marsha Locke, Carole Sasser, Barbara Burt, Dorothy Hughey, Linda Greif, Stephanie Custer, Sharon Cumberland, Beth Walters, Mary Van Fleet, Bettye Wilson, Yolanda Robles, Jeannine Schurig, Vicki Barron, Dolly ln- graham . FIRST ROW: Nancy Lehmann, Mary Helen Winkler, Cynthia Ryon, Carolee Crosnoe, Rosalie Chiuminatto, Jemele Pederson, Jan Anderson, Rosa Martinez. SECOND ROW: Rosalinda Ybarra, Mary Flores, Diana Colin, Anita Pena, Christela Villagomez, Ada Godley, Betty Kay Cureton, Kitteile Pike, Sherry Goode, Christine Valverde, Jan Johnson. THIRD ROW: Frances Ramirez, Margaret Cadriel, Sandra Jefferson, Jimmie Lou Smith, Barbara Patzig, Jeanette Malina, Lynne Britting, Randal Rogers, Blanche Beasley, Brenda Baker, Martha Hal- berdier, Mary Garcia. To work for a better home and family life for all peo- ple is the goal of FHA. They also work to further inter- est in home economics. FHA girls work to promote in- ternational good will and work to encourage democracy in home and community life. The club motto, Toward New Horizons, challenges the members and expresses the purposes of the club which is to learn to live better today so their lives and those of their families will better tomorrow. ABOVE: Mrs. Jilma Vidaurri, home- sents Elaine Newman with the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Left: Lillian Trevino and Mary Ella Garza make decorations during their homemaking class' for the annual FHA Sweetheart Ball. I9 making teacher and club sponsor, pre- Future Farmers Of A Future Farmers of America teaches boys the im- portance of and opportunities in agriculture, the strength of the United States which indirectly sup- plies 40070 of jobs in America today. FFA is an intracurricular activity and therefore the preparation for the various contests becomes a part of classwork. This year the FFA gave demonstrations of parlia- mentary procedure to school and civic clubs. Offi- cers are Ernest Wemecke, Elmer Melde, Curtis Daw- son, Kenneth Horton, Howard Goode, Eluid Pena, Mr. Rollin Smith fsponsorj. Carol Ann Arthur is the merica tif' FTION S I Q u 1:10 far ll' X 0 .t. ADEQ MW fl.. 'Z' Ones 9' Left to right: James Crawford, Joe Mendietta, Jimmy Bartow, Andy Gonzales, Steve Warren, Andy Rodriquez, Jimmy Stivors, Blade- miro Medina, Mark Terry, Roger Pollard, Tommy Taylor, Donald Hayden. Left to ri ht Carlos Orte on club sweetheart. g :. g ' Carlton Morris, Garland Barr, Is- rael Lopez, George Gonzales, Paul 20 Garcia, Tommy Burden, Joe Gar- cia, Lee Roy Burden, Ieff Smith, Dwayne Nix, Ray Golather, Jerry Zwernemann, David Lackey, Ron- ald Canion. FFA students work on one of their projects fbelowj. Science Club The rising importance of aviation and ham radios led the line of programs of the Science Club. Its members also had the opportunity to have a guided tour led by one of the science professors through the different science labora- tories at A8zI College. The Science Club tried to enlighten others in the many fields of science and to encourage students to have science pro- jects. Science Club members listen to Lynn Bailey, Science Club president, demonstrate the operation of ham radios. Barbie Rosse, Dawn Huff, Cynthia Davis, STANDING, left to right: Tony Trevino, ton, Joel Cavazos, Richard Smith, not pictured: Barbara Hunt. J 'Q ms Us BELOW, left to right: Robert Hayes, Linda Gerik, Charles Cook, Mildred Cross, Thomas Arthur, Margaret Mastin, Billv Bovd. and David Boyer. SEATED, left to right- Lynn Bailey, Joe New- Latin Club TOP ROW: David McDowell, Jose Trevino, Dan Swan, John Conner, Thomas Arthur. BOTTOM ROW: Jeanne Labuda, Sandy St., Clair, Iameda Sinclair, Sally Foster, Andrea Henderson, Mary Davis. OFFICERS: Carlene Arthur, Vice-Pres. , Pat Garcia, Treas., Cathi Mooney, Pres., Micki Elder, Rep., Keeth Rives, Stu- dent Cabinet Rep. , Mrs. Rhode, Sponsor, not pictured, Shirley Porter, Sec. Senatus Populusque Romanus, better known as S. P. Q.R., is an organization for students taking Latin, or for those who have successfully completed one semester of Latin. The primary purpose of the club is to acquaint students with history of Rome and the Latin language. Each year the Latin Club presents its Ides of March Ban- quet at which club members dress in Roman costumes. Left to right: Fernan- do Rodriquez, Daryl Koenig, Jerri Bella- mah, Mary Margaret Fox, Judy Wilson, Tommy Nelms, Gloria Rosse, Mike McCor- mick, Irma Mendoza, Mike McBride, Barbie Rosse. Spa El Aguila stimulates the interest of students tak- ing Spanish and expands their knowledge of Spain and the Latin American countries. Students who attend meetings hear speakers discuss subjects per- taining to Spanish countries and their customs. nish Club Above: FIRST ROW: Cindi Ryon, Dana Scott, Adriana Chapa, Yolanda Soliz, Rosa Martinez, Mary Ella Garza, Robert Camp. SECOND ROW: Mary Helen Winkler, Evangelina Jimenez, Adol fo Silvas, Juan Garcia, Vicki Barron, Dee Brown Russell, Ken Turner. THIRD ROW: Ioan Miller, Dawn Huff, Carolyn Stiles, Arnoldo Alvarez, Luther Garland, John Calkins, Hector Garcia, Ruben Quintanilla. Middle picture: FIRST ROW: Carolee Crosnoe, Margaret Mastin, Graciela Sarabia, Imelda Vela, Linda Trevino, Maria Gertrudis Garcia, Jesus Guevara, Sandra Mabe. SECOND ROW: Sherry Foust, Rosalie Chiuminatto, Blanche Beasley, Anita bil Bally, David Stiles, Carmen Evans, Caroline Ca Brown, Sy- rnp, Candi g g Clark, Concepcion Torres, Graciela Maldonado. Below: FIRST ROW: Miss Mae Dell Schiller, Spon- sorg Mary Lou Ramirez, Reporter, Olga Garcia, Sec.- Treas.g Mary Perry Rabon, Pres.: Martha Cano, Vice-Pres.: Elida Garcia, Student Cabinet Rep. SECOND ROW: Lynn Eppright, Frances Ramirez, Margot Cadriel, Mary Flores, Nancy Lehmann, Terri Winkler, Rosa Torres, Ben Bailey, Peggy Knox. THIRD ROW: Mike Garza, Cindy Hartman, Barbara Patzig, Bill Bolen, Angel Gonzalez, Charles Cook, Mr. Armando Salazar, Sponsor. French Club OFFICERS: Mary Boyer, Student Cabinet rep.: Chuck Carter, vice-pres.: Steven Haunschild, parl.: Leo Canales, Ueas. , This year French students and Mrs. JoAnne Baker orga- nized the French Club and of- ficially named it, Le Cercle Fransais. Five members attended a Symposium in San Antonio to help in the formation of a state wide organization. A Mardi Gras Dance was held in March. ship students must have had a semester or more of French. David Earnest, pres.: Mrs. Io Anne Baker, Jan Anderson, sec. FIRST ROW: Charlotte Hodge, Bever- leigh Connaway, Diana De Leon, Betty Cureton, Camille Lemmond. SECOND ROW:' Francisca Calzada, Bettye Wilson, Lupita Cavazos, Frances Lopez, Lynn Britting. THIRD ROW: Teri O'Shea, Richard Eleazer, Rogelio Vidal, Yolanda Robles. FIRST ROW: Yolanda De Leon, Gloria Canales, Linda Whitley, Chuck Auld, David Harris. SEC- OND ROW: Rosa Elida Garcia, .Tacquelyn Tousely, Mucio Garcza Steve Perkins. FIRST ROW: Susan Hayes, Ellen Fein, Kathy Schultz, Philip Baker, Marion Clampitt. SECOND ROW: Gail Gavenda, Marie Mitchell, Richina Welch, Carmen Garza. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Rouse, Jeff Chase, Jose Camacho. To be eligible for member- While Susi Wilk presents her plan, reviews her notes . Debate Cynthia Davis Left: David Earnest reads an important point to aid his plan. Right: Randy Walker looks on as James Herod, his debate partner, takes notes to be used in their re buttal. Left to right: Ben Bailey, David Earnest, Jeri Bellamah, Susi Wilk, Judy Ramey, Patty Johnson, Randy Walker, and James Herod. The debate teams attended several tournaments throughout the year to prepare themselves for the annual UIL meet held on April 3. Four debate teams consisting of two girl's and two boy's teams presented their opinions of this year's issue, resolved: that nuclear weapons be controlled by an international organization. Miss Olita Parman and Mr. James Fanning, sponsors helped them throughout the year and accompanied the teams on out-of-town tournaments. .A Future Teachers Of America Left to right: OFFICERS - Ellen Fein, secretary, Cynthia Davis, historiang Carlene Arthur, vice-president, Sharon McMurry, treasurer: Daryl Koenig, parliamentariang not pictured, David Earnest, Student Cabinet representa- tive. SECOND ROW: Miss Veda King, Sponsorg Susan Hayes, Beth Walters, Jan Anderson, Nancy Lehmann, Helen Hagar, Gloria Canales, Olga Garcia, Where Rosa Garcia. THIRD ROW: Teri O'Shea, Ben Bailey, a John Connor, Michael Musick, Carolyn McCauley, - . ,. Gloria Garza. , fix -A so do Students g0: Today America is a world of highly technical people who have been trained by teachers. The teachers also have to be well trained. The Future Teachers of America help the high school stu- dent to learn about the teaching profession. Members of FTA sponsor various projects throughout the year to help in the improvement of the school. Miss Veda King sponsor of FTA guides the members in their pro- Jects. At the beginning of each semes- ter members sold bookcovers. Be- fore Christmas they collected a box of food for a needy family. Members attend the Disnict and State Conventions. 3 3 Wag FTA bookcovers w K 'qs X .,h FIRST ROW: Margaret Mastin, Nancy Messimer, Anita Pena Cristela Vil- lagomez, Elida Garcia. SECOND ROW: Not pictured, Rome Pena, Lyn- l ette Hausler, Ian Steinke, Betty Cureton, Marylin Birchett. THIRD ROW: Dawn Huff, Marilyn Rouse, Steven Haunschild, R. A. Kennedy, Peggy Knox. 26 Future Nurses Of America FIRST ROW: Margret Billingsly, Sharon Vest, Maria Orta, Adrianna Chapa, Dee Dee 0'B1-ian was Sherry Goode, Gertrudis Garcia. SECOND ROW: Carol Skaggs, Elizabeth named Candy Striper H Rodriguez, Norma De La Rosa, Blanche Beasley, Karen Temason. of the year. fm-.,-.,.f.r,., fl-ww - 4 A nurse must have the background and ambition to do her job well. This is the goal of the Future . h,hf ' Nurses of America. Some of the members work as Candy Stripers at the hospital. During the school 1's l f? f Z year they work on two hour shifts and during the sum President - Leona Olson mer they work on four hour shifts. Karen Temason , g. ,i,, , broke the record of hours worked. ' i ' Guest speakers tell the members about the oppor- J , tunities in nursing and its requirements. S :ii S53 An interest in the field of nursing is the only re- ! 'ypi g r-., l quirement for membership. ' sa-ae sid 4--V - ,- - fs,f,.-w . , s ,.-, .K 1 Vice-president - Karen Temason P ' Qi ',r,.l W y . N Capping of Candy Stripers help A 'f' them take one more step to- ? ' ward their goal. ..,s . s 1 irli 1 , Secretary - Gertrudis Garcia ' Y it v ' .V 1 K :lk li , t g tii iiriisis ' iiir Student Cabinet Rep. - Rosie Garcia Beverly Wright, Gertrudis Garcia, Sherry Goode, Cynthia Ryon. SECOND ROW: Camille Lemmond, Angie Scales, Mary Helen Winkler, Linda Hall, Mrs. L. M. Barnett. Library Club OFFICERS: Sherry Foust, pres.g Nan Williams, 2nd v. pres.: Wanda Wyro, rep.: Susie Hock, lst v. pres.: Dolly lngraham, hist. The Library Club, sponsored by Miss Rubye Russell and Mrs. Har- lene Rainbow, is open to all library assistants having a B average. Members aid in straightening shelves, shelving returned books, typing necessary papers, and clean- ing tables. They work at the cir- culation and check-out desk. The members must not only be interested in reading and meeting people, but also have initiative and the will to work. Left to right: Marsha Locke, Diane Neubauer, Mar- lene Meyer, Phyllis Ball, Carol Skaggs, Beth Sed- wick. Miss Rubye Russell, librarian . Left to right: Joel Cavazos, Carol Ann Arthur, Barbara Burns, Yvonne Espinosa, Edna Crawford, Nickie Iohnsey, Mary Ella Garza, Rosa Maria Martinez, Mrs. Harlene Rainbolt, library assistant. Cffice Assistants Left to right: Carolyn McCauley, and Elaine Newman. Not pictured: Vicki Bar- ron, Ann Swan, and Mary Boyer. By contributing their study hours to the office work, the office assistants serve both the faculty and the students. The assistants act as receptionists and check and fill out attendance slips. They deliver office calls and help file report and book cards. Assistants must have a B average and a desire to work hard. N Left to right: Linda Gale Collins, Sandra Knight, Ellen Crabtree, Sandy St. Clair, and Linda Whitley. Left to right: Darlene Dunk, Peggy Knox, Mar- tha Cano, Patricia McGee, and Kaye Chelette. Left to right: Marian Duke, Maria De La Luz Ramirez, Cherlyn Hazlett, and Karen Chelett Left to right: Sharon McMurry, Kathy Ireland, and Sandy Johnson. a-Q35 Counselor Assistants Carmen Evans, Cynthia Davis, Mary Chesnutt, Cynthia Ryon, Mary Helen Winkler . Counselor assistants are a group of students who donate one class period a day to help Miss Mary Troy. One of their main duties this year has been to guide the many visitors through the school. They also punched report cards, corrected schedules, ran errands, filed and alphabetized book and report cards, put up posters, graded aptitude tests, and colored the fire drill maps. Cindi Chesser, Randa Rogers, Cindy Newsom, Mickei Elder, Terry Perez Jeanette Malina. Brahmeftes FIRST ROW: Pat McGee, Regina Welch, Susan Hayes, Ellen Fein, Lee Fugate, Peggy Knox, Dee Dee O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Judy Sharp, Dorothy Hugh- ey, Lynette Hausler, Mil- dred Cross, Beth Walters, Carolee Crosnoe, Mildred Haisley. OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Jeanette Malina, sec.g Judy Ramey, I Student Cabinet representativeg Mary Chesnutt, president. SEC- 5 oND ROW: Kay cheietre, susi wnk, Jan srienke, Sally Foster, ,gt METYQ Patricia Garcia THIRD ROW Cindy Newsom Jan Anderson Sandy St. Clair, Marilyn Birchett. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Pack, Judy Wilson, Lynn Eppright, Jeanne Labuda, Martha Cano, Susan Willey, Phyllis Schoettle, Ann Scott. SECOND ROW: Carmen Evans, Mickei Elder, Barbara Patiz, Mary Margret Fox, Cindy Hartman, Barbara Hunt, Katy Bareis. Brahmettes have served King High for the past two years. This year they helped in count- ing votes, ushering at school assemblies and football games. They helped at registration and at open house by acting as guides. A su'ong desire to work and a B average are the require- ments for membership. Every semester new members are voted upon to keep the required number of 15 girls from each class. 3l K-Club K-Club members serving as coaches for the junior-senior Powderpuffers were James Smith, Mike McQuerrey, Jerry Zwerne- mann, Dwayne Nix, and Hector Lopez. Mark Koenig shoots for the basket as his opponents try to block his effort. Tension mounts as Hector Lopez fabovej waits to be called out onto the field with his team members frightj, 32 The sophomores battle against the juniors and seniors in the Pow clerpuff game, sponsored for the first time by K-Club. FIRST ROW: Mark Koenig, Benny Sims, William Webb, Gilbert Reyes, Manuel Guerra. SECOND ROW: Henry Smith, Jimmy Kemp, Wilburn Scott, Abraham Campos, Adan Benavidez, Filomeno Benavidez. THIRD ROW: Tom Roerig, Amador Moreno, Bill Bolen, Walter Taylor, Eddie Skrobarczyk, Louis Garcia. FOURTH ROW: Kermit Hodge, Gary Carley, Felix Pena, Robert Robles. Head Coach Denman is one of the c1ub's ad- visors . at . ,,,,.: aww y3y,5,g,i, K-Club, an organization of lettermen and managers of the varsity sports, sponsors a number of annual events each year. The main project for the 1964-65 school year was the f annual Powderpuff football game. It was the K-Club's first ff' time to sponsor the Powderpuff game. Also sponsored by the club are the annual Senior-Faculty F 1 basketball game and the K-Club Tournament. All the KHS T pi.,' coaches serve as advisors for the club. OFFICERS of K-Club are Rolando Garza, vice-president, William Webb, reporter: Blake Hamilton, presidentg and Dwayne Nix, secretary. F Auto Mechanics -1 Auto Mechanics is a new club organized this year for boys who are interested in re- pair and maintenance of automobiles. Mem- bers are required to take the three hour elective course which consists of projects on which the students work to help pay for club expenses. These projects vary from motor tune-ups to complete engine overhaul. ABOVE right: Ben Lerma does research on a mechanical problem in the auto mechanic classroom. BOTTOM right: Dodie Miller uses an elec- ' tric weld to mold engine parts for a class assignment. Left to right: Ronnie Greif, Raynolds Guajardo, Rodolfo Ramos, Ioe Cone, Ben Lerma, Roy Alvarez, Mich- ael Yeary, Rolando Flores, Red Arce, Jimmy Stivers, Dodie Miller, Lester Mayberry, Bubba Merchant, James Sissom, Paul Garcia, Johnnie Bartow, Tommy Taylor, Jim Geary, Joe Barker, Mr. Ed McLean, spon- sor. 34 Disfributive Education Clubs Cf America FIRST ROW: Judy Bailey, Mary Taylor, Hilda Murillo, Rosario Colin, hist., is , Olga Ramos, Hilda Utleyg SECOND ROW: Raul Utley, Joe Hancock, Wayne McArthur, Judy Summers, Lupe Silguero, sweetheart, Imelda Pena, Maria Lopez, Amalia Lopez, treas., Margie Colin: THIRD ROW: Mr. Winfield Smith, spon- sor, Abel Garza, vice-pres., Jack Spinks, Ruben Munguia, pres., Peggy Williams, Angel Escobar, Raul Ramirez. Distributive Education students usually attend classes in the morning and learn sales distribution, manage- ment, and marketing during the afternoon. They are graded in the classroom as well as at their jobs and receive the minimum wage. Two annual DE activities during the spring were the state convention and the DE employer-employee ban- quet. Two students were chosen to represent the King High unit of DECA, Distributive Education Clubs of Ameri ca, at the convention in Houston. The students competed in public speaking, sales demonstration, and entered their notebooks in the contest. FIRST ROW: Pamela Simpson, Student Cabinet rep.: Susan Byfield, Betty Jean Jackson, Peggy Saunders SECOND ROW: Alfredo Zapata, Lupe Esquivel, Robert Jordan, Norma Jones, Dianna Cavazos, parl June Jordan, sec., Carlota Hernandez, THIRD ROW: Juan Rodriguez, Eddie Trevino, rep., Robert M11 let, Mike Conner, Kenneth Teer, Louis Lassiter, Benny Jungman. J 35 Building Trades Mr. I. D. Lyons, city building inspector, ex- plains city building codes to the Building Trades class. Sam Gonzalez holds the lumber as Mr. Roland Smith cuts a gable rafter. In the background Jay Millegan works with insulation. Antonio Abarca works on the inside of the house. This is the foundation of the three bedroom, two bath, custom built home constructed by VIC 162 as their class project. The home will be sold at a small profit used to finance the club's projects and trip to the state convention. Sam Gonzalez is building a cabinet for some new shop equipment. Mr. Roland Smith watches as Augustine Collin nails a rafter in place. Constructs Brick Home Corando Trevino and Hector Gonzalez fin fore groundj load the component parts of the house onto the truck, which will carry them to the building site. Mr. Smith, Jay Millegan and Evan Gutierrez frighty build wall frames, which were later trans ported to the building site. Evan Gutierrez and Altan Brown sit on top of gifted Renerio Ruiz installs a wall switch in the in terror of the house the framework as they install a valley rafter. 1 CLUB OFFICERS: Augustine Collin, sergeant- Rudy Calderon cuts a board behind the shell of abarms, Renerio Ruiz, secretary, Sam Gonza, the club's project. lez, president, Corando Trevino, treasurer, and Hector Gonzalez, reporter. gy i,f,,, 1, e r :',.-S535 Q, ,t . A 8 ,MMM Q L+ Sfvf fi,' mir 1 5Lxx A In 5 . ,ga :QQ of Brahma STANDING: Ben Wilson, Linda Geryk, Johnny Wooley, Hector Hinojosa, Joel Gomez, Eddie Garcia, Arthur Samaniego, Rene Munguia, Hector Perez, Pito Perez, Juan Pena, Bob McCreight, Robert Campbell. BACK ROW: Sandra Wiley, Victor De Leon, Sandra Knight, Margaret Day, Judy Wilson, Micki Elder, Edna Longoria, Kaye Chelette, Linda Collins, Dora Garcia, Velma Trevino, Cindy Newsom, Rome Pena, Violet Lofton, Hilda Lopez, Jo Ann Crane, Gloria Garza, Joe Cano, Angie Scales, Rudy Calderon, Roel Montalvo, Maria Garcia, Marilyn House, Kenny Hunt, David Haunschild, Steven Haunschild, Charles Davis, Marcus Cave, Alfonso Soliz, Lynn Bailey, Tommy Haunstein, Frank Lemmond. THIRD ROW: David Neuse, Wanda Wyro, Barbara Hunt, Irma Mendoza, Rosa Marroquin, Susie Custer, Velma Garcia, Annabelle Ramos, Linda Schkade, Diana De Leon, Ida Reyna, Estella Mata, Rolando Molina, Johnny Fechner, Garald Brooks, Craig Jones, Valdemar Perez, Ramon Flores, Micky Ivy, Jesse Perez, Mike McCormick, Annie Rios, Frank Leyba, R. A. Kennedy, Jerry Pritchett, Arnold Arce, Adriana Chapa, Keith Rives, Cathi Mooney, Clifford Darwin. SECOND ROW: Jeri Bellamah, Daryl Koenig, Mary Margaret Fox, Kitty Walker, Mary Davis, Mildred Cross, Joy Nelson, Ricky Bridgers, Bar- bara Horn, Ramey Gutierrez, Sherry Chesser, Andres Alaniz, Ben Bailey, Gin Lyon, Carlene Arthur, Hector Mendoza, Sandy McLean, Rose Marie Salinas, Lydia Rodriguez, Xavier Montalvo, Olga Garcia, Alicia Garcia, Rose Mary Brooks, Dolly Ingraham. FRONT ROW: Michael Musick, Shari Raymond, Laura Hamff, Becky Saw- yer, Jan Anderson, Kathy Ireland, Sandy Johnson, Barbara McGee, Lynette Hausler, Margaret Mastin, Dolly Vera, Martha Cano, Barbara Mertens, Karen Chelette, Janice McClelland, Linda Greif. CENTER: Susan Wil- ley, Sue Terry. I Fine Arts Tfxfx Band STANDING: Juan Pena, managerg Romero Trevino, managerg Ramon Flores, manager: Lynn Bailey, 2nd v. -pres.: Dee Brown Russell, capt.: Valdernar Perez, Student Cabinet repres. SEATED: Sandy McLean, lst v. -pres.g Sandy Johnson, Drum Majoretteg Kathy Ireland, rep.: Craig Jones, pres. 4I District And Region Band Winners REGIONAL BAND: STANDING: Sandy McLean, Ben F. Wilson, Tommy Haunstein Darrel Koenig, SEATED: Kitty Walker, Jeri Bellamah, Mary Margaret Fox, Mary Davis DISTRICT BAND: STANDING: Ben F. Wilson, Kenny Hunt, Tommy Haunstein, Frank Lern- mond, Rolando Malina, Robert Campbell. SITTING: Daryl Koenig, Sandy McLean, Jeri Bel- lamah, Kitty Walker, Mary Margaret Fox, Mary Davis. 4 l Twirlers TWIRLERS: Jeri Bellamah, Sandra Knight, Linda Gale Collins, Susie Custer, Cindy Newsom, Dolly Vera, Becky Sawyer, Sue Terry, Beverleigh Connaway, and Judy Wilson. FRONT: Sandy Johnson, Drum Majorette, Kathy Harnff, Head Twirler. BAND DIRECTOR, Mr. Rogers, in action in February assembly. Sandy Johnson, DRUM MAIORETTE. Orchestra FIRST ROW: Michael Musick, Richina Welch, Richard Welch, Marie Mitchell, Rosa Garcia, Emilio Soliz, Faye Maddox, Joy Nelson. SECOND ROW: Gloria Canales, Arnold Arce, Laura Hamff, Karen Chelette, Martha Cano, Susan Willey, Jeri Bellamah, Kitty Walker, Mary Davis, Kathy Schultz. THIRD ROW: Barbara Martin, Velma Lopez, Bonnie Butler, Frank Leyba, Mike McCormick, Steven Haunschild. STANDING: Mrs. Ford Springfield, Mr. Wilbur Gregg, Hector Mendoza, Ben Bailey, Sandy McLean, Clifford Darwin, Cathi Mooney, Rolando Mo- lina, Jo Ann Crane, Frank Lemrnond, Bob McCreight. REGIONAL ORCHESTRA WINNERS: STANDING: Rolando Molina, Sandy McLean, Jeri Bellamah, and Michael Musick. SEATED: Gloria Canales, Richina SOH. Ai. STATE MUSIC WINNERS: Sandy McLean, orchestrag Richina Welch, orchestrag Steven Haunschild, choir, Jeri Bellamah, orchestra, and Michael Musick, choir. Not pictured: Gary Ryon, choir. 44 Welch, Marie Mitchell, and Joy Nel- Stage Band STANDING: Michael Musick, Ben Wilson, Romeo Trevino, Craig Jones, Valdemar Perez, Bob Mc- Creight. SECOND ROW: Tommy Hauenstein, Lynn Bailey, Dee Brown Russell, Frank Lemmond. FRONT ROW: Clifford Darwin, Adriana Chapa, Arnold Arce, Roel Montalvo, Angie Scales, Annie Rios Band members Rolando Molina, Romeo Trevino, Stephen Haunschild and David Haunschild accompany X' the choir in the Christmas program. Clifford Darwin attempts to fulfill the prophesy 'practice makes per- fect'. Concerf Choir TOP ROW: Ada Marie Godley, Bonnie Dillard, Dawn Huff, Lynne Britting, Mary Margaret Fox, Barbara McGee, Mike McQuerrey, Rick Womack, Jack Beauchamp, Craig Jones, Mike Garza, Hector Hinojosa, Steven Hauns- child, Abel Garza, Shirley Hayes, Sandra Wiley, Mary Van Fleet, and Hilda Lopez. THIRD ROW: Dana Booth, Betty Kay Cureton, Marilyn Birchett, Lynn Eppright, Camille Lemmond, Rogeria Vidal, Ken Turner, David Haunschild, Arnold Sanchez, Gary Custer, Valdemar Perez, Edmundo Cabrera, Barbara Horn, Shirly Cooper, Bernice Meyer, Rosa Alicia Lozano, Kitty Walker. SECOND ROW: Judy Wilson, Mary Lou Garcia, Pat Cooper, Pat McGee, Linda Toone, ,Claudene Gilbreth, Kathy Schultz, Michael Musick, Eddy Timmon, Bruce Doughtery Rolando Molina, Tony Burgess, Maria Brooks, Lupe Gayton, Diana Garcia, Niada Moreno. FIRST ROW: Dolly Vera, Susie Custer, Lillian Kerwin, Ian Steinke, Suzanne Conner, Jesse Perez, Eddie'Garcia, Gary Ryan, Irma Martinez, Lynn Colley, Irma Garza, Patty Mastin, Mrs. Millicent Wiley. Not pictured: Ofilia Garcia and Nancy Williams. fore the Christmas program. Another last minute rehearsal be- STATE CHOIR MEMBERS were: Michael Musick, Steven Haunschild, and Gary Ryan. State alternates were Ada Marie Godley, Pat McGee, Betty Cureton, Marilyn Birch- ett, and Sandra Wiley. CHOIR OFFICERS are: Mike Garza, Stu- dent Cabinet representativeg Craig Jones, Sergeant-at-Arms: Rick Womack, Librarian Mike McQuerrey, Managerg Valdemar Perez, Vice-President, Tony Burgess, Li- brariang Pat McGee, Presidentg Dolly Vera, Treasurer, and Judy Wilson, Secretary. Not pictured is Michael Musick, assistant choir manager. REGION CHOIR MEMBERS WSIS, BACK ROW: Rolando Molina, Mi- chael Musick, David Haunschild, Steven Haunschild. SECOND ROW: Ada Marie Godley, Sandra Wiley, and Gary Ryan. FRONT ROW: Pat McGee, Betty Kay Cureton, Mari- lyn Birchett, Kitty Walker. Mrs. Wiley, choir director, and Mrs. Paul, speech instructor, discuss the Christmas program. 47 Drama Club as M? agar Nev? Eric Genz President Sandy McLean Vice President Rt F5 Dee Dee O Brien Student Cabinet Representatlve FRONT ROW: Andrea Henderson, Kitty Walker, Sandra Reuther, Shirley Cooper. SECOND ROW: Lynne Britting, Ann Scott, Carolyn Pack, Sharon Scott. BACK ROW: John Connor, Allan Jones, Rodney Grayson, R. A. Kennedy. In presenting art in drama form the King High School Drama Club, under the direction of Mr. John S. Hamby and Mrs. Sharon Paul, pro- vides entertainment for its audience and experience for its performers. Students learn stage presence, speech and acting while enjoying themselves. The first presentation of this organization was Meet Me In St. Louis , a three act farce set in the year 1904, prior to the opening of the St. Louis World's Fair. The second presentation was an entry into the U.I.L. contests in the spring. FRONT ROW: Dawn Huff, Sally Foster, Kathy McNabb, Ellen Crabtree, Jan Steinke, Pat Garcia, Jameda Sinclair. BACK ROW: Billy Boyd, Rick Wiltse, Tommy Nelms, Daryl Koenig, Linda Whitley. Art Club BACK ROW: Jemele Pederson, Roman Rodriguez, Mike Garza, Alejandro Orta, Robert Alexander. CENTER ROW: Becky Longoria, Darlene Key, Jeneal Meyer, Marion Duke, Candi Clark, Micki Elder. FRONT ROW: Irma Garza, Guadalupe Jimenez, Adriana Chapa, Margaret Mastin, Eva Garza, The new art classes of King High had a busy year as they became acquainted with the elements of design, composition with different kinds of drawings, experienced graphic arts by printing wood cuts and mono prints which were put on display. The newly formed art club learned to set up art exhibits and show, and assisted in making posters for sales and social events The Kingsville Woman's Club sponsored an art show for seniors, with the theme Freedom and Growth. The Art Club spon- sored an exhibit in the spring by all art stu- dents. OFFICERS: Margaret Mastin, Student Cabinet rep.: Micki Elder vice-president: Candi Clark, secretary-treasurer: Robert Alexan- der, president . BACK ROW: Oscar Castillo, Luis Garcia, Allan Jones, Jeffrey Smith, Eric Genz. FRONT ROW: Sharon McMurry, Carol Ann Arthur, Sybil Bally, Jimmie Lou Smith, Juan Garcia, Frances Lopez. S! 'V Brahmas prepare for another charge through Miller line. David Alleman Filomeno Benavides Fullback, 1 letter End, 1 letter Rlght Benny Cortez Fullback 3 letters Lower right corner: Gary Carley gr We '!F9 Halfback, 1 letter Leonel Arce Guard, 2 letters Adan Benavides Quarterback, 1 letter Robert Garza 1 letter Center, . .4 x Www Ie ,X QQ! s :M 'YG VV., 1 or Vi I ., . ' Jw, ..,,, . ,,.. W mrm ,r ,, W. .... ,, me ,, .. 1 .. .5 Alhe . ,.. ,my ,,.....,,. H k i WW zzn, kk 3 ,Wv. Q t Qt - t , Q af Q X -3 X I A -2' z Q? 'S Z L ' W wk ,W , I WW: , if .if y nf 1 Q . - . 3 , 'QA K' P 3 . I 52 -3 . Q 4. Athl tics Blake Hamilton End, 2 letters Below: Luis Garcia Tackle, 1 let Jimmy Kempf Guard, 1 letter Left. Kermit Hodge Halfback, 2 letters Rolando Garza Tackle, 1 letter Mark Koenig Quarterback, 2 letters Robert Cumberland End, 1 letter Kingsville receives kick-off at Miller game. Valdemar Leal Tackle, 2 letters Gilbert Reyes End, 1 letter Benny Cortez bulldozes his way through the Cardinal line. Mike McQuerrey Ha lfback, 1 letter , Right: Dwayne Nix End, 2 letters Lower right corner: Hector Lopez Center, 2 letters Wilburn Scott Guard, 1 letter Dodie Miller Guard, 2 lette Above: Eddie Skrobarcek Tackle, 2 letters Robert Watson Halfback, 1 letter Bulls in time-out during homecoming game Left: James Smith Tackle, 2 letters Lower left corner: Sammy Smith Guard, 1 letter William Webb Halfback, 2 letters -4 i t ,S is ' lllss S S 2 - 'S 2 'tt,ll ,r,. Q ,,,, L t, r . , 1 ' 2 l af ff at Jig tw' V+ as ff Q aw Q, x -Wg Jerry Zwernemann End, 2 letters Robert Robles Center, 2 letters ' iff- 31 5 - J if f fl- ' m f - 7 fi , aw F, v ff, Y wr t ft f mi 1 A 2 FIRST ROW: Eddie Skrobarcek, Mike McQuerrey, Kermit Hodge, Robert Garza, Sammy Smith, Do- die Miller, Jimmie Kempf, James Smith, David Alleman. SECOND ROW: Leonel Arce, Filo- meno Benavides, Valdemar Leal, Rolando Garza, Mark Koenig, Adan Benavides, Dwayne Nix, Wilburn Scott, Benny Cortez. THIRD ROW: Robert Watson, Jerry Zwernemann, Gilbert Reyes, Luis Garcia, Robert Cumberland, Wil- liam Webb, Gary Carley, Rolando Flores. Left: Coach Ray Gomez, Head Coach Bill Denman Right: Coach Tommy Davidek rahmcls Wy, Left: Coach Ronnie Johnson Right: CFRONT ROWQ Gustavo Guerrera, Benny Sims CBACK ROWJ Eddy Timmon, John Atterbury Margaret Rabon runs Dwayne Nix on field to start the pre game highlights. King High completed its 1964 football season on November 6 and heartbreaking de- feat combined with joyous victories etched their way into the memories of KHS students, with Miller, Victoria, Carroll, and Ray High Schools each initiating the Brahmas into the North Zone of District 14-AAAA.. Any be- liefs that the Bulls did not belong to such a rugged class of footballers, however, was im- mediately disproved by a hard-fighting, de- voted, well-organized KHS team, despite a one win - three loss conference record. William Webb rushes the Brahma ball with Carroll's men on his tail. Carroll clung to a first quarter lead in one of the season's most thrilling games. Ben Cortez carries the Brahma ball for yardage while Alice follows. Alice vowed to drive the bulls off the field, but were disappointed. Miller stops yardage on Brahma 35 yard line. This was first time that King High defeated a Corpus Christi team, King High intercepts pass intended for Miller. The bulls showed amazing teamwork at this game. WINS AND LOSSES Brownsville - - Falfurrias - - Alice ---- San Benito ----- Harlingen ------- Corpus Christi Miller - - Victoria --------- Corpus Christi Carroll - - - Corpus Christi Ray - - - - 9-o -19-0 14-13 - - 26-0 20-o -10-8 12-33 - 0-7 - - 8-29 Mark Koenig, Brahma quarterback, rolls around right end before passing. Mark kept the ball in the air when- ever possible and had a good passing average, 59 Football B Team FIRST ROW: Adolf Silvas, Mgr., Dale Walker, Ralph Ferguson, Henry Davis, Andy Salinas, Andy Rodriguez Mark McQuerrey, Gary Smith, Ralph Sbliz, Julio Garcia, Joe Cavazos, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Luis Robles, Tomas Garza, Bobby Ruiz, Henry Smith, Calixtro Guerra, Robert Arce, Brion Cumberland, Roel Ochoa, Joe Sanchez, Mike Colwell, Manuel Mares. THIRD ROW: Hubert Arispe, Albert Gamez, Tom Russek, Alonzo Arce, Hector Perez, Roldan Gutierrez, Jimmie Underbrink, Dennis Skrobarcek, Not Pictured: John Traylor, Marcus Cave. S s Coach Nano Ortiz Football B Team Coach Tommy Davidek Basketball B Team Basketball Team FIRST ROW: David Lackey, Andy Salinas, Calixtro Guerra, Freddy Edger ton, Raul Garcia, Ronny Smith. SECOND ROW: Julio Garcia, Jesse Garcia, Robert Garza, Albert Gamez, Manuel Mares, Manuel Guerra. State Finalists ' ' ' Region Champs TOP ROW: Gilbert Reyes, Robert Cumberland, Blake Hamilton, Hugh Burris, Gary Carley, Roldan Gutierrez Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Filomeno Benavides, Kermit Hodge, Robert Watson, Mark Koenig, Adan Benavides Head Coach Ray Gomez McAllen Edinburg Harlingen Robstown Alice C. C. Academy Miller Edinburg Edcouch-Elsa Solomon Gates Harlingen Edinburg Edinburg McAllen Port Lavaca Miller Alice Won-Lost Record San Diego San Diego Carroll Victoria RRY Miller Carroll Victoria Rai' Miller San Diego Edinburg Edinburg Austin-McCallum Breckenridge Jones El Paso Gilbert Reyes, Ir. Robert Watson, Sr. Mark Koenig, Sr. 1 year letterman 1 year letterman 3 year letterman Winter of 1964-65 saw full Brahma spirit harnessed behind the surging King High basketball team. KHS fans alternately held their breaths and roared encouragement through thrillers such as Edinburg, Aus- tin, and Breckenridge. Students and townspeople wore ribbons, sent telegrams, wrote letters, and clapped louder to secure attention for the local team. Go, go, git 'em, git 'em became watchwords and Back the Brahmas took on sincere importance as the Bulls played their way to fourth place in the State Tourna- ment at Austin. The 1964- 65 King High basketball season may be described as thrilling, exciting, dra- matic--but best, as unforgettable. Blake Hamilton, Sr. Hugh Burris, Sr. 3 year letterman 1 year letterman Filomeno Benavides Kermit Hodge Adan Benavides 'J' Q 'i ,-.., - N i-'V .Q ' is- V7 5. X. - 'U .1 ' L 'qw -- W-ss' - f ffl , 1' - - D 'FZ' X -f , , ' H K' . -. 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YSEQ7: 1 ' : , -' t gg g ball but misses . 'I' all 53 ' a 'I win , 4' K is X A h Q if W A ss. Q K Gilbert Reyes jtuhps for the 2 V ' gg 5 Hugh Burris shoots for the basket. Blake Hamilton shoots the ball when Jones tries to get the ball. Baseball Team - 1965 U. FIRST ROW: John Atterbury, Robert Watson, Ralph Ferguson, Frank Stephenson, Mark Koenig, and Mike O'Shea. SECOND ROW: Manager, Ben Cortez, Henry Saavedra, Joe Galvan, James McClelland, Wayne Hackenworth, Rene Munguia, and Coach Nano Ortiz. THIRD ROW: Kermit Hodge, Dwayne .Nix, Manuel Guerra, Hugh Burris, Lawrence Watson, Ronnie Hausler, and Adan Munoz. Baseball Team Managers FIRST ROW: Iimmy Kempf,Freddy Edgerton, Calixtro Guerra, Arnulfo Gary Smith Muniz. SECOND ROW: Howard Goode, Leandro Vasquez, Ralph Soliz, Ben Cortez Frank Gutierrez, Coach James L. Petty. THIRD ROW: Elmer Melde, Steve Ray, Mike McBride, Dale Walker, and Albert Gamez. 65 Boys in the mile relay are William O'Conner, Rudy Calderon, William Webb, Abraham Campos, and Ronny Gerwick. Track is an activity in which hard-working boys give much of their time and energy to represent their school in such events as cross country, pole vaulting, mile relay, shot put, and discus throw. Pole vaulters are Dan Swan, Billy Bolen, Dodie Miller, Jerry Tollar, and Rogelio Gonzales. Track Gels Off With CI Bang . . . Boys who participated in cross country are CFIRST ROWJ Steve Warren, Amador Moreno, Gilbert Gar- cia, Tom Roerig, CSECOND ROWJ Carlos Camacho, Walter Taylor, and Felix Pena. Those who participated in the half-mile relay are Rudy Calderon, William Webb, Abraham Campos, and Ronny Gerwick. 66 BROADIUMPERS: Abraham Campos and Ronny .Ger- wick. WEIGHTMEN: Rolando Garza, Sammy Smith, Tomas Garza, Julio Garcia, and Luis Robles. iscus. 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FIRST ROW: Steven Boyd Robert Ruiz Charles Cook SECOND ROW: Vernon Williams Doug Frick Don Nelson Robert Walker Charles Cook Senior boys Singles Coach Robert Lovelace FIRST ROW: Nancy Lehmann Patty Mastin Tomasita Saldana SECOND ROW: Lee Fugate I udy Sharp Marylin Rouse Ellen Fein Golf FIRST ROW: Ricardo Juarez, Charles Davis, Bubba Knight, Louis Adams, Bobby Jimmy Higgins Gomez. SECOND ROW: Coach William Mumford, Jimmy Higgins, Jeff Fickland, A1 Hig- ginbotham. Louis Adams . fs , .M in ' V125 zgqif 5 we . ,K T . ,sg . B gi ' 1 ,mg ., 'Y 1 l Vzi ignh , - ' ,ful i, C ' I j , '- , ' xiii' ' K B 2JW2fiL5fi1?5S5 5 ifikfiiiifz . A515 Jeff Fickland Richardo Juarez Charles Davis Bobby Gomez .BK J-. A1 Higginbotham Bubba Knight 70 ' T I r i V 1 w 5 lil llll Personalities F il I I 7 Omecomzby ueen gaosa 575610 Eozazzo N l , t l N l l l With the Brahma Band in the background Queen Rosa Alicia receives a bouquet of red roses from Dwayne Nix, Student Cabinet president. Her father, Mr. Fred B. Lozano, escorted her on the field . l l l l After her presentation at half time ceremonies, the Queen rides around the field before the football crowd. On her way to a class Rosa Alicia stops by her locker for another book. Pausing in the hall, Rosa Alicia chats with classmates. jfbmecomzh Gan UQQQZXQJ Y ,4 fg 76,14 K.. FUI' G C5012 OQEG XMFFIIS' arfffe mem Mildred I-laisley These six girls elected by the student body in the spring of 1964, led the students in boosting King High school spirit to a new high this year. The girls led the spirited pep rallies held throughout the year in the new KHS gymna- sium. They planned skits and introduced yells they had learned at cheerleading camp at Southern Methodist University during the summer. Cynthia Harris Cheerleaders take time from their practice to arrange their favorite pose for the photographer. Chee Charlotte Myers Head Cheer1eader Yolanda Soliz Wherever the Brahmas were, there were the cheerleadersg and where the cheerleaders were there was the student body backing the Brahmas and so rose the Brahmas and school spirit. Cheerleaders initiated the policy of standing at the football pep rallies and games to back the Brahmas. They sold booster rib- bons and used the money to pay for cheer- leading camp expenses. Sandra Harris Cheerleaders lead the student body in the yell TE AM. sim we Robert Cumberland Junior Mildred Haisley is one student in- volved in ACTIVE service to her school. Her position as cheerleader keeps her up in the air over the Brahmas and requires long hours of hard work and practice routines to promote school spirit. Mildred is a member of the Student Cabinet, serving as vice-president of the Junior Class. As a counselor's assistant and a Brahmette she devotes her energy to the school. She is noted for her leadership qualities, high scholas- tic average, and outstanding citizenship. 78 Junior Robert Cumberland is a sports-minded young man. He has played both on the B-team basketball and football teams. Robert's interest in farm life is reflected in his 4H work. He was district 4H Council vice-chairman and an honoree at the Dallas State Fair. Along with other King High athletes, Robert participates in the activities of the K-Club. Pat McGee, a tWO-y6aI member of Who's Who, has sung her way to Region and State Choir twice. A Future Teacher and a Future Homemaker, Pat, a senior, has earned her membership in the National Honor Society and Brahmettes. She is a member of the Latin Club and spends her 'free period as an office assistant. Pat has been in band three years and in orches- tra one year. She has served as president of the choir and further displays her musical tal- ents in stage band. has Mildred Haisley National Merit finalist David Earnest, a Who's Who repeater, is active in many areas of service to King H'h. A member of FTA, the debate squad, the Spanish Club, Student Cabinet, and president of Le Cercle Francais, David was a county leader in the formation of the local Young Democrats or- ganization. He is a member of the National Honor Society and participated in University lnterscholas- tic League spelling competition., A senior, David is a former member of the band and is a loyal Brah- ma fan, described by friends as producing the loudest sustained cheering in the school. . ,,,-ul 3' Pat McGee Blake Hamilton, the tall senior who was quick on the rebotmd in basketball and fast on the football field, was selected for his second year as a member of Who's Who. Besides participating in both foot- ball and basketball for two years, Blake has been on the-track team for three years and is president of the K-Club. He was a Boys' State Representative last year. A member of the Student Cabinet and the Latin Club, Blake's scholarship and leadership are further evidenced by his membership in the National Honor Society for two years. g ,bs few, f , N, K S , av' A 3 ,- David Earnest Blake Hamilton h 0' Jeanne Labuda Dwayne Nix combines citizenship and leader- ship to merit his second year as a member of Who's Who. As president of the Senior Class and the Student Cabinet, Dwayne exercises his knowledge of parliamentary procedure gained as secretary of the local Future Farmers of America organization. At the district level Dwayne is vice-president of FFA. He is secre- tary of the K-Club, and participates in both baseball and football. In further service to the school, Dwayne spends his free period assisting the counselor. He was also chosen 1964-65 FI-lA Sweetheart. Jeanne Labuda received recognition for schol- arship, leadership, and citizenship, when she was selected for the 1965 first place Soroptomist award. These attributes are seen in her varied activities. A senior, Jeanne is president of the local Future Teachers of America Club and copy editor of the Brahma Round-Up. She handles the news releases for the Kingsville Record and the Corpus Christi Caller. She is also active in the Spanish Club, Student Cabinet, Candy Strip- ers, and on the staff of the El Toro. Jeanne has exhibited strong school spirit through her mem- bership in the Brahmettes. BX Dwayne Nix Michael Musick's last name fits him well, for music is his interest. As an orchestra mem- ber, this senior has participated in Regional and State Orchestra. Planning to major in music, Michael is also a choir member and a band mem- ber. He has composed for the band and the choir A Future Teacher of America, Michael is also a member of the Latin Club and the Drama Club. Jeri Bellamah Michael Musick Senior I eri Bellamah recently honored her school by securing first chair in the State Or- chestra competition held in Dallas. Besides her musical background, which includes three years in the band and membership in the orchestra, ,Teri maintains a high grade average and is a member of the National Honor Society. She is on the advertising staff of the Brahma Round-Up, where her enthusiasm and ambition are put to use in the production of the bi-weekly paper. In UIL activities, Jeri participated in extem- poraneous speech and the one-act play. A choir member and an office assistant, Jeri is also a member of the Latin Club and is a twirler. Wh ' gi rkk: . ,4 ,mi- sw Mike McQuerrey Steven Haunschild is a junior with a musical background. A member of band and orchestra, he is frequently seen participating in any type of musical activity on campus and has sung his way to Region and State Choir for the past two years. Steven is a Future Teacher and an offi- cer ofthe new French Club. His aptitude for languages was proven when he was awarded first place in dramatic reading for first-year French students at a San Antonio French Club sympo- sium. With all his activities, Steven still main rains a high scholastic record. Mike McQuerrey is known for his versatility in representing King High. A senior member of the K-Club, Mike has participated in athle- tics, having been a member of the varsity foot ball squad and the basketball B-team. He has been active in the music department, serving as a member of band, orchestra, stage band, and choir. Mike has also excelled in the area of speech, in which he captured third in state prose reading in his first year in UIL competi- tion. He is Science Club representative on the Student Cabinet and an assistant in the counsel- or's office. Steven Haunschild Sophomore Susan Willey credits her selection to Who's Who to her many activities in Future Homemakers of America. A local and area of- ficer, she was recently elected state FHA officer and represented the area FHA at the annual Livestock Show in San Antonio. Susan is known for her work on the County Welfare Drive and the March of Dimes. Following her attendance at the national FHA convention in Chicago last summer, Susan became well known locally as she presented programs on FHA at local civic club luncheons. As a band member and as a Brahmette, Susan engages her scholarship, leadership, and personality in an active life. Robert Watson Susan Willey Senior Robert Watson displays his athletic capabilities in many areas. A starting member of the regional champion basketball team, for two years Robert has bounced basketballs and thrown baseballs on the school teams, His par- ticipation in sports enabled him to be in the K-Club for two years. His experience in foot- ball, gained in two years of play, enabled Rob- ert to coach girls this year in the annual Powder puff game. Craig Jones Susi Wilk, a senior noted for her scholarship and leadership abilities, devotes much of her energy to activities in the fields of journalism and debate. She is editor of the Brahma Round- Up and a member of the El Toro staff. Her outstanding work in the field of journalism gained her membership in Quill and Scroll and in the National Honor Society. Susi received the annual DAR award for scholarship and citi- zenship. A member of both the Spanish Club and the French Club, Susi is also a class officer and a Student Cabinet member. Xt' Craig Jones livens the senior class with his subtle wit and friendly disposition. His musical achievements are many. Craig has marched in the Brahma band for three years. As a choir member, he has earned a place in Regional Choir twice, and has been a member of All- State Choir. In UIL choir competition he was awarded a first division for his solo. He is a member of the stage band, and was elected band president by his fellow band members. Larry Fuller, senior, has been described as everybody's friend by many who are proud to claim him as a cohort in school endeavors. A member of the Teenage Republicans, Larry is also an active participant in slide rule for UIL competition. A member of the National Honor Society and the golf team, Larry represents his class well on the Student Cabinet. His talent and originality have been utilized on the Brah- ma Rotuid-Up staff, where he regularly contri- buted many stories and features. Susi Wilk Hugh Burris has excelled in both the scholastic and athletic areas of King High endeavor in his sen- ior year. A National Merit finalist and a two-year member of the National Honor Society, Hugh has lettered in baseball and was a member of the state finalist KHS basketball team. He was high scorer for the North Zone and was named Most Valuable Player by Corpus Christi sportswriters for his play in the 1964-65 basketball season. Hugh is also a mem- ber ofthe Spanish Club and the K-Club and scored high in Disuict UIL science competition. -...N f 3 Larry Fuller Senior Mark Koenig is noted for his fast moves on the football field and the basketball court. As a three-year memberof the K-Club, Mark played baseball three years and was quarterback on the football team. In his third year in basketball he was a regular on the first Brahma team to earn a spot in state competition. Known for his quick wit in class, Mark launched his coaching career this year as a Powder puff coach. Hugh Burris Mark Koenig ,g,-iff ,Jw Q, ww. K 1 Azcisiwzlxid, W . v,,. may W J wif: Aw, ff ' , -Q gg w7,,q,, , fi V fag!! 'Y' 9 fgxf M - aw 455+ , , 3, ' L55?ELfii'T5 !,,, I x W4., ,4 QM... -1l9'Nu SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dwayne Nix, presidentg Sharon McMurry, vice-president Susi Wilk, reporterg Mary Chesnutt, secretary-treasurer. . V ,ywgfk I ff' I Q Classes W ABARCA, ANTONIO ADAMS, LOUIS Number Sense, NHS, K-Club, Golf ALANIZ, ANDRES Band ALEXANDER, ROBERT NHS, FFA - Reporter ALLEMAN, DAVID ALVAREZ, ARNOLDO FTA, El Aguila, Science Club, Drama Club, Orch., NHS, Band ALVAREZ, ROY Auto Mechanics AMACKER, JEANENE FHA - Parliamentarian, Powder Puff AMADOR, RUBEN Chorus ARCE, RED Football, K-Club, Art Club, VIC, Auto Mechanics ARCE, ROSENDO III ARTHUR, CARLENE FTA - Publicity Chairman, Vice President, Science Club, Orch., UIL, Chem. - Lab Asst., Jr. Math. Seminar, NHS, SPQR - Vice-Pres., Band, NMSQT, Letter of Commendation ARTHUR, CAROL ANN FHA, Library Club, FFA Sweet- heart, Powder Puff, Art Club, Homecoming Candidate ARTHUR, THOMAS RAY Science Club, Tennis, El Toro - Photographer, K-Club, Powder Puffv- Coach, Cheerleader AVELAR, SYLVIA C. FHA BAILEY, BEN F, FTA, El Aguila, Orchestra, UIL NHS, Debate, Band BAILEY, LYNN Science Club - President, Band, Stage Band BAKER, CINDY Brahma Round-Up, Chorus BARBOUR, OVIDIO VIC, Auto Mechanics BARKER, JOE Auto Mechanics - Secretary BARREGO, CRISELDA BARRON, MYKE FHA - Secretary, Tennis, Pow- der Puff, Spanish Club, Annual Staff BEASLEY, BLANCHE FHA, E1 Aguila, Science Club, Powder, Biology Lab Assistant BELLAMAH, JERI Brahma Round-Up, Twirler, Or- chestra, Office Assistant, Ex- temporaneous Speaking, NHS, SPQR, Band, Debate, Chorus BIRCHETT, MARILYN FTA, UIL, NHS, Brahmettes, Chorus BISHOP, JEANNE FHA, FTA BLACKWELL, GENE Art Club BOYD, BILL Spanish Club, Brahma Round-Up l Sports Writer, Science Club, E1 I Toro BOYER, DAVID Science Club, Drama Club BROOKS, ROSEMARY UIL, Band, Powder Puff Seniors '65 Seniors Nancy Williams, Carol Ann Arthur, Barbara Burns, and Norma Jones enjoy the casual atmosphere of the snack bar. BROWN, ALTON VIC BROWN, CYNTHIA BURNS, BARBARA FHA, Library Club, Powder Puff BURRIS, HUGH El Aguila, Basketball, Baseball, uri, NHS, NMSQT, K-Club CABRERA, EDMUNDO Football CALDERA, MANUEL CALDERON, RUDY Football, Basketball, Track, K Club, Band, VIC, Stage Band, Chorus CALZADA, FRANCISCA French Club CAMP, ROBERT El Aguila, Band, Stage Band Seniors '65 Mary Chesnutt, Charlotte Myers, and Cynthia Davis decorate the office Christmas tree. CANO, MARTHA FHA, El Aguila - Vice-Pres. , Orch., Office Asst., Band - Office Asst., UIL, Brahmettes, Chorus CASANOVA, LEONIREZ CASTILLO, OSCAR G, Art Club CAVAZOS, DIANNA FHA - Songleader, Powder Puff, DECA - Parliamentarian CAVAZOS, JOEL Library Club, Number Sense CAVAZOS, STEVE E1 Aguila, Band, Powder Puff - Coach CHANDLER, BUSTER FFA, Powder Puff- Cheerleader CHESNUTT, MARY Student Cabinet, Brahma Round- Up, FHA - Historian, FTA, E1 Aguila, Counselor Asst.. Brahm ettes - Pres., Band CHESSER, CYNDI Band CLARK, CAND1 FHA, El Aguila, Powder Puff COLIN, MARGIE FHA, Powder Puff, DECA COLLIN, AUGUSTIN CONE, JOE CONNER, MIKE El Aguila, Powder Puff - Twirler DECA COOK, CHARLES El Aguila, Science Club, Tennis K-Club COOPER, ANN DECA CORBIN, NANCY Quill and Scroll, Brahma Round- Up - Business Mgr., Band CORTES, ELVA CORTEZ, BEN Football, Basketball, K-Club, Baseball - Captain CORTEZ, SUSANNA FHA, Drama Club CURIEL, IRMA Tennis, Chorus, Powder Puff DAVIDSON, CINDY FTA DAVIS, CYNTHIA FTA, Science Club, Counselor Asst. , Spelling - 3rd Place Dis- trict, NMSQT Semifinalist, NHS Brahmettes, SRQR, Band - Re- porter DAVIS, JUDY DECA DE CASTRO, EDWARD DUKE, MARIAN FHA, E1 Aguila, Office Assistant DUNN, DAVID Band, Stage Band DURHAM, MIKE Science Club, Powder Puff, E1 Aguila, Lab Assistant EARNEST, DAVID Student Cabinet, FTA, El Agui- la, Spelling, Debate, NHS, Band, Who's Who, French Club - President ECHOLS, RONNIE Band EDWARDS, v1oLA ELDER, MICKI Brahma Round-Up, Science Club, Drama Club, Band, Counselor Assistant, Brahmettes, SPQR ESCOBAR, ANGEL Band, DECA ESQUIVEL, MARIA L. PHA FALCON, SAM FIGUEROA, BEN FLORES, VIOLA FHA, Home Economics Assistant and Hostess FRICK, DOUG Tennis, K-Club FULLER, LARRY Student Cabinet, NHS, Brahma Round-Up, Golf, Slide Rule Seniors '65 JM' Eric Genz - the artist hard at work chiseling a Nancy Corbin meets with Miss Short in one of wood block. the many conference rooms. GALLIMORE, KAREN El Toro, Powder Puff, Art Club GARCIA, ABEL GARCIA, ALICIA GARCIA, ELIDA Student Cabinet, FTA, E1Agui Ia GARCIA, LUIS A, Football, Basketball, K-Club GARCIA, MALVINA Band, Chorus GARCIA, MARY FRANCES FTA, FNA, Chorus GARCIA, MARIA G. FI-IA, FNA, E1Agui1a, Band GARCIA, MINERVA FHA, DECA Seniors '65 Mary, Taylor, Cherlyn Hazlett, Micki Elder, and Kitty Weidel line up for school pictures. At right Marilyn Birchett and Judy Ryon record the names to aid in identification. fliig. Wm. IQEEXW 'VW I 722. ' . GARCIA, OLGA FTA, E1 Aguila, Secretary-Treas urerg Band GARCIA, SYLVIA D. GARNER, LINDA FHA, Powder Puff GARZA, ABEL PABLO GARZA, FRANCES Chorus GARZA, GLORIA P, GARZA, HILDA FHA GARZA, IRMA GARZA, MIKE Drama Club, Student Cabinet - Vice President, E1Agui1a, Cho- I'l1S GARZA, ROSAELIA FHA GENZ, ERIC Brahma Round-Up, SPQR, Band Drama Club - Pres. GERWICK, DONNA GOMEZ, BOBBY Football - Mgr., Baseball, K- Club, Golf GONZALEZ, HECTOR GONZALEZ, MARIA FHA GONZALEZ, RICARDO GooDE, SHERRY FHA, Hm. EC. Asst., Powder Puff GRIEF, RONNIE Football, Powder Puff - Coach, VIC GUEVARA, GUSTAVO Football - Mgr., K-Club GUILLOTT, PAT FHA, Library Club, Chorus, Powder Puff HAKENWORTH, WAYNE Baseball HALL, LINDA Chorus, FNA, Candystripers HALL, ROY HAMFF, KATHY Band - Head Twirler, Office Asst. A WW HAMILTON, BLAKE Student Cabinet, Football, Bas- ketball, Track, NHS, SPQR, K- Club, Powder Puff Coach, Who's Who, Boys' State HAMILTON, BUTCH HANCOCK, JOE DECA HARRIS, CONNIE FHA, Treasurerg Office Assistant, NHS, FFA Sweetheart Candidate, Powder Puff HARRIS, CYNTHIA Student Cabinet, Soph, Reporter, FHA, Cheerleader, Brahmettes, Powder Puff HARRIS, SANDRA Student Cabinet, Soph. Sec,- Treasurer, FHA, Cheerleader, Brahmettes, Powder Puff, Home- coming Candidate, FFA Sweet- heart Candidate HAYES, ROBERT Science Club, Science Fair - Second Place HAZLETT, CHERLYN Student Cabinet, FHA, Vice- Pres., Office Assistant, Brahm- ettes, SPQR, Powder Puff HEES, CAROLYN HEROD, JAMES El Aguila, Science Club, K- Club, NHS, Debate HIGGINS, JIMMY Science Club, K-Club, Golf - Captain HILDRETH, MARCIA FHA, Chorus, Art Club HINOJOSA, HECTOR Band, Stage Band, Chorus HUBERT, GEORGE FEA, DE HUBERT, PAT Seniors '65 HUFF, DAWN FHA, FTA, Library Club, E1 Aguila, Science Club, Drama Club, Chorus, Powder Puff HUNT, KENNY Science Club, Band JAMES, DANNY FFA JANKOVSKY, CHRIS A, Band JIMENEZ, EVANGELINA R. FHA, El Aguila IOHNSEY, STAN JONES, CRAIG Band, Stage Band, Chorus JONES, NORMA KAY FTA, FHA, DE, ElAgui1a, Powder Puff JORDAN, JUNE Peggy Saunders sings A Thousand Stars in the Student Cabinet Shindig Rl ,.,.k yrrzk T ,TIF , I MEM RWM Seniors '65 Auto Mechanics students study the different parts of a motor, JORDAN, ROBERT EEA, DECA JUNGMAN, EENNY DECA KECK, RONNIE Vic KELLY, PAUL KENNEDY, R. A, Brahma Round-Up, FTA, Science Club, Drama Club, Band, El Toro, Stage Band, Chorus, Powder Puff - Twirler KEY, DARLENE Band, Art Club KNOX, PEGGY FTA, El Aguila, Drama Club, Office Assistant, Brahmettes KOENIG, MARK Football, Basketball, Baseball, K-Club, Powder Puff- Coach LABUDA, JEANNE Brahma Round-Up - Copy Editor, FTA - Sec., Pres., El Aguila, PNA, NHS, SPQR, E1 Toro - Class Editor, Brahmettes Student Cabinet, Quill and Scroll, J LASSITER, LOUIS El Aguila, Powder Puff - Twirler DE LAWSON, KATHY FHA, Band - Twirler, Office Assistant, Basketball, Cheer- leader, Powder Puff LEAL, MARIA G. LEAL, VALDEMAR C. Football, K-Club LEMMOND, FRANK Science Club, Orch., Band, Stage Band, UIL LODEN, PAT SPQR LOMAS, RAMIRO Orch., UIL, Band, Stage Band LOPEZ, AMALIA DECA LOPEZ, HECTOR El Aguila, Football, Basketball, K-Club, Powder Puff - Coach LOPEZ, JOE LOPEZ, MARIA ELENA DECA LOZANO, ROSALICIA Band, Chorus, Homecoming Queen LYON, GEORGE Science Club, Football, SPQR, Band, Powder Puff - Coach MCCAULEY, CAROLYN FHA, FTA, Library Club, Office Assistant, Art Club MCDOUGALD, JERRY MCGEE, PATRICIA FHA, FTA, Orch., NHS, Brahm ettes, SPQR, Band, Stage Band, Chorus, Pres., Who's Who McMURRY, SHARON Student Cabinet - Sec. -Treas., Vice-Pres., FTA - Treas., El Aguila, Science Club, Drama Club, Office Asst., Brahmettes, Powder Puff, Art Club MCQUERREY, MIKE Student Cabinet, El Aguila, Science Club, Orch., Football, Basketball, Literary and Prose, K-Club, Band, Stage Band, Cho rus, Powder Puff - Coach MALDONADO, DALIA MALDONADO, DELIA DECA - Sec, MALDONADO, HILDA Student Cabinet - Vice-Pres. MALINA, JEANETTE Brahma Round-Up, FHA, Coun- selor Asst,, El Toro, Brahmettes Sec, MARROQUIN, ROSA FHA, El Aguila, Science Club, Band MARROQUIN, YOLANDA FHA, Band, Chorus MARTINEZ, CONNIE Chorus MARTINEZ, JUAN Band, Chorus MARTINEZ, ROSA MARIA FHA, FFA, Library Club, El Aguila MASTIN, MARGARET FHA, FTA, El Aguila, Science Club, Drama Club, Lab. Asst., Band MATHEWS, SANDY KAY FHA, SPQR, Science Club, Brahmettes, Powder Puff MENDOZA, HECTOR Orch., Band - Captain Seniors '65 MILLEGAN, JAY MILLER, BOB MILLER, JOAN E1 Aguila MILLER, JOHN Debate, Band, Chorus MIRELEZ, NOEMI Art Club, DECA, Orchestra MONTALVO, ROEL Band, Stage Band MOONEY, CATHI Science Club, Orchestra, Pres., Band MORA, GUILLERMO Chorus MORALES, ROSA LINDA SPQR Senior English class studies Macbeth Seniors '65 Buster Chandler, Jeanene Amacker, and Fernando Rodriquez 1ook-for- ward to graduation. IO4 MORENO, JULIA Library Club, Chorus MUNGUIA, RUBEN ICT, DECA - Pres, MURILLO, HILDA DE MUSICK, MICHAEL FTA, SPQR, Drama Club, Or- chestra, Band, Stage Band, Cho- rus MYERS, CHARLOTTE Student Cabinet, FHA, Office Asst., Tennis, Counselor Asst., Brahmetres, Cheerleader, Home coming Candidate MYERS, KARLA FHA, DECA, Powder Puff NARANJO, DAISY NAJERA, PROTACIO Band, Chorus NELSON, DON Science Club, Tennis, NHS, K- Club, Lab Assistant NELSON, JOY BETH FHA, NHS, SPQR, Orch.. Band NEUBAUER, DIANE FHA, Library Club, Drama Club NEWMAN, ELAINE FHA, NHS, SPQR, Drama Club, Office Assistant NEWMAN, IODI NIX, DWAYNE Student Cabinet - Pres., FHA Sweetheart, Football, FFA - Sec., Dist. V, P., K-Club - Sec., Soph. and Sr, Class Pres., Baseball NIX, JERALD DE, FFA OCHOA,IMELDA oLsoN,LEoNA FNA - Pres., SPQR ontiz, LUIS O'SHEA, MIKE Football, Chorus, Varsity Base- ball PENA, GUADALUPE FHA, FTA, Chorus, Art Club PENA, IMELDA FHA, DECA PENA, MARY A, FHA, FTA PENA, MARY FELIX FHA PENROD, LANA Chorus Vw .f ' 3 LU 4 1 ri M .Q , 'S' 0, as ... vt PEREZ, VALDEMAR Student Cabinet, E1 Aguila, NHS, Band, Stage Band, Chorus Region Choir PORTER, SHIRLEY FHA, SPQR, Science Club, Of- fice Assistant, Band, Art Club QUINONES, TELE QUINTANILLA, ALBERTO QUINTANILLA, RUBEN H, El Aguila RABON, MARY PERRY FHA, SPQR, El Aguila, Science Club - Pres. , Powder Puff RAMEY, RONNIE RAMIREZ, JESUS K-Club, Track RAMIREZ, RAUL DE RAMOS, OLGA FHA, DE RAMOS, RODOLFO VIC, Auto Mechanics, President Rios, EDMUNDO ROBLES, ROBERT Football, K-Club, Powder Puff, Coach RODRIGUEZ, ALICIA RODRIGUEZ, ANGIE PNA, Chorus Seniors '65 Carolyn McCauley, Elaine Newman, and Sharon McMurry check absentees in the office. RODRIGUEZ, FERNANDO SPQR RODRIGUEZ, KATY FHA, Band, Chorus RODRIGUEZ, PETE ROERIG, JEFF Brahma Round-Up, Circulation Editor, SPQR, Sergeant-at-Arms ROGERS, JERRIE Brahma Round-Up, FHA, SPQR, El Toro, Band ROGERS, RANDA FHA, Office Assistant, French Club, Art Club ROHMFELD, CONNIE FHA, Powder Puff ROSSER, BUFFI FHA, FTA, SPQR, Science Club, El Toro - Soph, and Sr. Class Editor, Powder Puff RUSSELL, DEE BROWN El Aguila, Science Club, Orches- tra, Slide Rule, NHS, Band, Stage Band Seniors '65 Mrs. Bledsoe's senior English class visits the library. RYON, JUDY FHA, FTA, El Aguila, El Toro - Sr. Class Editor, Sec. Training SAAVEDRA, HENRY Football, Basketball SALINAS, RACHEL FHA, DECA - Treas., Powder Puff SARABIA, GRACIELA El Aguila, FNA, Powder Puff SASSER, CAROLE FHA, Library Club SAUNDERS, PEGGY FHA, DECA, Powder Puff SCHOETTLE, PHYLLIS Student Cabinet, Quill and Scroll Brahma Round-Up, NHS, Library Club, E1 Toro - Editor, Brahm- ettes, SPQR SCHURIG, JEANNINE Powder Puff SCOTT, DANA El Aguila SCOTT, SHARON El Aguila, Drama Club, Office Assistant, Cheerleader, Annual Staff, Chorus SILGUERO, GUADALUPE Powder Puff, DE Sweetheart SILVA, LUPE Chorus SIMPSON, GARY D, Tennis, K-Club SIMPSON, PAMELA LOUISE Student Cabinet, FHA, DECA SIMS, BENNY ElAgui1a, Science Club, Foot- ball - Mgr., Track - Mgr., NHS, K-Club SISSOM, JAMES Science Club, Track, VIC, Auto Mechanics SMITH, JIMMIE LOU FHA, Tennis, Powder Puff, Art Club SMITH, MIRIAM FHA, Hm. Ec. Assistant SMITH, RICHARD SOLIZ, EMILIO Orchestra SOLIZ, JUAN ANTONIO SPINKS, JACK ST, CLAIR, SANDY Student Cabinet - Soph. V.P,, Jr, Pres., Science, Club V,P,, Drama, Office Assistant, NHS, SPQR, , El Toro, Brahmettes, Powder Puff STEPHENSON, FRANK Science Club, Baseball, K- Club, Toro Trainer, Chorus SUMMERS, JUDY FHA, DECA, Powder Puff TAMEZ, HOMER El Aguila TAYLOR, MARY FHA TERRY, MARK FFA, Band, Powder Puff - Cheer leader TORRES, ROSA MARIA E1 Aguila, Powder Puff TREVINO, CORANDO VIC TREVINO, EDDIE Football, Baseball, DE TREVINO, ROMEO Orchestra, Band, Stage Band, Chorus VELA, IMELDA El Aguila VELA, OSCAR El Aguila VIA, JIM VILLARREAL, YOLANDA WALKER, J. C. Brahma Round-Up, E1 Aguila, Football, El Toro, Powder Puff- Coach' WALKER, RANDY Debate Members of the Fourth Army Band look calm during a performance at King High WALSH, JANET Library Club, Cheerleader, Cho rus WALSHE, BOBBY FFA WATSON, LAWRENCE Baseball, K-Club WATSON, ROBERT Football, Basketball, Baseball, K-Club WEBB, WILLIAM Football, Track, K-Club, Pow- der Puff - Cheerleader WEBER, DON El Aguila, Band WEIDJEL, KITTY Library Club, FTA WHITLEY, LINDA Drama Club, Office Asst., FTA Debate, SPQR, Powder Puff, French Club, Student Cabinet WILDER, NANCY ANN FI-lA, Office Asst., Powder Puff Cindy Hartman and Susr Wilk Bluy Cowan e WILEY, SANDRA FHA, Science Club, FNA, SPQR Orch., Band, Chorus WILK, SUSI Student Cabinet - Jr. and Sr. Reporter, Quill and Scroll, Brahma Round-Up - Editor and Feature Editor, El Aguila, NHS, El Toro, Brahmettes, Debate, Who's Who, French Club WILLIAMS, NANCY WILSON, BEN F, El Aguila, Science Club, Band, Stage Band WILSON, DENNIE P. Band, Chorus WILTSE, RICK El Aguila WINKLER, TERR1 FHA, FTA, SPQR, El Toro - Sr. Class Editor, E1Agui1a, Powder Puff WOODBURN, LESLIE YEARY, MIKE FFA, Auto Mechanics - Reporter ZAPATA, ALFREDO ZAPATA, JOEL K-Club, Track ZWERNEMAN, JERRY Student Cabinet, Football, NHS, FFA, K-Club, Powder Puff- Cheerleader, Who's Who The Evolution Of A Still Life Not too much yellow, Eric! Micki advises as they mix paint for their still life paintings. At right: Micki interrupts her work on her still life painting to say, See, Mrs. Newton, I do work oc- casionally. When paintings are finished they are placed on the bulletin board for class criticism. Mrs. Newton said there'd be days like this! Micki Elder and Eric Genz arrange a monochromatic still life for the class study of color. f MW -H--N. . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mildred Haisley, vice-presidentg Johnny Wooley, president Cindy Hartman, reporterg Sybil Bally, secretary-treasurer. MF X K Aguilar, Glenda Alvarez, Jose Amacker, Diane Amaya, Petra Arce, Alonzo Arce, Arnoldo Atterbury, John Bailey, Judy Baker, Lennie Baker, Philip Bally, Sybil Bareis, Kati Barrera, Gloria Bars, Michael Beauchamp, Jack Beauchamp, James ' Benavides, Filomeno Billingsley, Margaret Bolen, Bill Boyer, Mary Bray, Linda Bridgers, Ricky Britting, Lynn xBrooks, Maria Brown, Anita Brown, Loma Buenrello, Vicki Byfield, Susan Cadriel, Margaret Calkins, John II5 X X 4 x N. x Camacho, Carlos Camacho, Joe Campbell, Robert Campos, Abraham Canales, Emi Canales, Gloria Canales, Leo Carley, Gary Carter, Chuck Castaneda, Estanislado Cavazos, Joe Chapa, Adriana Chiuminatto, Martin Clampitt, Marion Clark, Doris Colin, Rosario Collins, Linda Gale Colwell, Mike Connor, John Cortez, Guadalupe Cortez, Maria J. Cortez, Olga 'Cruz, Pete x Cumberland, Robert Cureton, Betty Kay Custer, Florence Custer, Gary Custer, Susie Dear, Cindy De La Rosa, Norma II6 Juniors Mildred Haisley and Kathy Ireland and Sophomore Ellen Crabtree sing The Last Date at King High's first Shindig. De Leon, Diana ' , De Leon, Yolanda J U n I O - Flores Flores Fisher, Flores, Flores, De Vanie, June Eggleston, Maurice Eleazer, Richard Emerson, Harriet Eppright, Lynn Esquivel, Lupe I Evans, Carmen Falcon, Andres Fechner, Johnny Fielder, Cecil Jack Mary Ramon Ricardo Rolando II7 Fox, Mary Margaret Galloway, Diana Galvan, Joe Garcia, Gilbert Garcia, Hector Garcia, Juan Garcia, Maria Luisa Garcia, Mary Garcia, Patricia Garcia, Rosie Garland, Luther Garza, Evangelina Garza, Mary Ella Garza, Mucio Garza, Rolando ll8 A in Carolyn Pack presents Mrs. Nancy Carter with a Birthday hat to go with the surprise party given in her American History class. . r Foster, Sally J U n I 0 Foust, Sherry i r . L,L, . 9 ,gl 5' -f'5'r!, r ,L , m,,t1rG2Eg1f+5 5 3 W rr , S A-' . '1 X ,I 'K rt , rw., we ' W , . ffm ' vweirfw ia K aw H Q ,,,4 .V fr'- I Horn, Barbara Horton, Kenneth House, Marilyn Huerta, Erasmo .,.Gerwick, Ronny --Glock, John Gonzalez, Andy Gonzalez, Angel Gonzalez, Rene Gonzalez, Sam Grayson, Rodney Griffin, Betty Guerra, Esmeralda Guerra, Manuel : Guevara, Jesus Gutierrez, Ramey Gutierrez, Roldan Haisley, Mildred Hall, Larry Hartman, Cindy Haunchild, Steven. Hausler, Ronnie Hayes, Shirley Hernandez, Carlota Hernandez, Ramiro Hill, Steve Hinojosa, Gloria Hock, Suzie s Hodge, Kermit H9 Huffman, Diane Hurst, Ann Ingraham, Dolly Ireland, Kathy Isassi, Mary Helen Ivy, Micky Jackson, Betty Jean Jimenez, Lupe Johnson, Sandy Jones, Allan Juarez, Ricardo Kerwin, Lillian Kerwin, Dickie Knight, Sandra Koenig, Daryl Kyle, John Lemmond, Camille Lerma, Ben Locke, Marsha Lofton, Wanda Lopez, Frances Lopez, Israel Losoya, Teresa Lozano, Thelma McArthur, Wayne McBride, Mike McCarley, Billy McClelland, James McCormick, Mike McCreight, Bob l20 39511 'WWW Mrs. Edith Head and Mrs. Nancy Babbit chat while juniors take the ITED tests. McDouga1d, Faye J U n i O McDowell, David McGee, Barbara McLean, Sandy Mainer, Fred Mares, Mario Marroquin, Arnolfo Martinez, Martinez Martinez Martinez Hermelinda Lupe Mary Yolanda Mata, Estella Mayberry, Lester Meadows, Mona Medina, Lupe Mertens, Barbara I2I x X x Molina, Rolando Montalvo, Xavier Moore, Sam Moreno, Amador Munoz, Adan Jr, Naranjo, Delfina Nelms, Tommy Neuse, David Newson, Cindy Newton, Linda Nunez, Ernesto O'Brien, Dee Dee Orta, Alejandro Oveland, Greg Pack, Carolyn Blake Hamilton presents the bouquet of flowers to the illus trious Powder Puff Queen, John Atterbury. o J U n I O V- Miller, Dodie -Mob1ey, Robert l22 i Patzig, Barbara Pena, Eliud Pena, Juan Pena, Rome Perez, Ernesto Perez Perez, Perez, Perez, Estela Pito Pura Gloria Robert Perkins, Steve Perry, Robert Pike, Kitteile Rabon, Margaret Ramey, Judy Ramirez, Mary Lou Ramsey, Georgiann Raymond, Shari . Reyes, Gilbert Reyes, Pete III Rice, Rodney Rios, Annie Rives, Keith Robles, Yolanda Rodman, Phyllis Rodriguez, Hector Rodriguez, Juan Jose Rogers, Jean Rosse, Barbie Ruiz, Renerio Ryan, Gary l23 Ryon, Cindy Salinas, Alma Salinas, Rosa Marie Salinas, Yolanda ,Sar1chez, Jeannie Sanchez, Linda Sanders, Nick Saucedo, Ana Maria Scales, Angie Scanlan, Patsy Scott, Ann Scott, Wilburn Shafer, Nancy Silguero, Luis V. Silva, Humberto NSinclair, Jameda X Skaggs, Carol Ann Skipper, Gayle ' Skrobarcek, Eddie Skrobarczyk, Richarc Smith, James Smith, Ronnie - Smith, Sammy - Soliz, Ernesto S Soliz, Yolanda Swan, Ann Swan, Dan .Swarts, Jim Taylor, Tommy . Teer, Kenneth I24 t www W ,wwf Richard Skrobarczyk has just had his picture taken as Xavier Montalvo goes in for his picture, Temanson, Karen 2 . Terry, Sue Thompson , Butch Thompson, Tommy Tijerina, Tousley, Trevino, Trevino, Trevino, Trevino, Trevino, Turner, Ken Rosa Iacquelyn - Anthony Isabel Maria Jose Linda Velma . Ulatoski, Richard Underbrink, Jim Utley, Hilda Utley, Raul Vela, Nicolasa I25 Students in Mrs. Herring's English class take advantage of the study period. Juniors Viera, Elizabeth Villagomez, Chris Weeks, Marilyn Williams, Nan Williams, Peggy Wilson, Bettye Wilson, Judy Wiltse, Ronald Winkler, Mary Helen Womack, John Wooley, Johnny Wright, Beverly Wyro, Wanda Yeagle, Patty Zapata, Maria I26 Vera, Dolly Vest, Sharron Vidal, Rogerio Christmas Af KHS Mrs. Louise Alexander serves Jim Geary a piece of the Tommy Nelms and Kitteille Pike decorate the Christ mas Hee in the Journalism classroom. Christmas cake made by the cafeteria staff as a present for the student body. Eva Castillo and Dolly Ingraham look at books under the festive bulletin board in the library. writing. Jeanette Malina moves her snowman after passing atime V. Mary Boyer, Mrs. JoRene Newton, and Candi Clark arrange display on the hall bulletin board. S ' QQEIKHZT ' ' V W h V V , ,. ,.,ff,SV Aw ' 'Q sE:E!?i5'f' ' . wr K nf if X gf SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Steven Leggett, secretary-treasurer: Pat Cooper, presi- dentg Ellen Fein, reporterg Judy Sharp, vice-president. N ,M T R X41 A89 if E P g is x ff! 1 , 5 VV' wv W is 3 gr 5 2 M J 5 Ni? we , ,, . lr .,LqW A .ff 5' f 'X E 5 it 3 I: , Wu X A in-di' is ma was Q, I A451- U 31 'lik 3 T E 5,3 Q 2 . W M232 ,, , Q S ,, .. , .,.., Acuna, Rene Aguilar, Leonardo Alaniz, Bobby Alaniz, Middy Alarcon, Santos Alvarez, George Amaya, Reymundo Anderson, Jan Anderson, Robbie Arce, Robert Arispe, Humberto, Jr, Arispe, Oscar Arrendondo, Am alia Arthur, Thomas Auld, Karl Austin, Ioan Baker, Brenda Baker, Jody Balko, Donny Ball, Phyllis Barr, Garland Barraza, Frances Barrera, Armando Barron, Vicki Bartine, Barbara Bartow, Jimmy Bartow, Johnnie Beltran, Elodia Benavides, Adan Bessent, Bobby Bills, Susan Blanks, Darlene Booth, Dana Lee Sophomores I29 Bowden, Carol Boyd, Stephen Brooks, Garold V ,lf Bryant, Leonard ,rl Bryant, Robert 3 Ei? ! if T 3 fr'-K QM? J it 4 , H? We Q 2 W., , if 9 J t Qt - ,f . ttt . . , ,. wx 1' 51- 5 ' C, Buentello Billy M . Burden, Lee Roy Vi Buck, Bill agoff' Burgess, Tony 31 x Burt, Barbara Camarillo, Josue camarnro, snag V Camp, Caroline Sophomores Campbell, Cloyce Canion, Ronny Cano, Joe Cantu, Robert The cafeteria lunch line is as good a place as any to get squashed. X .ti . Ai t, t, A re, if , , rg M r E ,E,,if . .9 ,Q .L,! ir, .,:, , 5 I in :l ' I. L 4 Carr, Eddie , W V , Casas, Beatriz ,. V Castanedaf Lucinda : '., CHSHHO' Eva 5 - Cavazos, Jesus ' e e r Cavazos, Lupita Cave, Marcus n m' AA hhhe - e fl Chapa, Carlos ,., 1.r i W i f ra rr'f- lf Q ' Chase, Jeffery 'r'r, e LA'e fb klrafi, 'fi . .'r pf ' :'f Chelette, Karen - '- 'e,. , i 5 'x5y e.m? if L C' -.-- aaiwrkfzfmrf asf Chelette, Kay Chesser, Sherry H ' V Childs, Charles '- i .V Chiurninatto, Rosalie i f f ffl -',,X , E , 5 Clampitt, Bill m,r, , M ,N 5 Clarke, Richard Colin, Diane 1 '1 rl , A s Colin, Tony P,AlA 'i'l E . if - ,Z ' 5' I , -':' I ,, Colley, Diana ss' E Connaway, Beverleigh X . Conner, Suzanne Cooper, Pat Jean Cooper, Pat Mary Cooper, Shirley Copeland, Rhonda Cortez, Joe Cortez, Roberto Cowan, Barbara Crabtree, Ellen Crane, Jo Ann , V E f Crawford, Edna g fg bbl ir - - , Crockett, Jerry Zr , tg , Came be s l l,,rs, f ,,,, ,,,s Cross, Mildred y l3l Cumberland, Byron Cumberland, Sharon Custer, Shephanie Darwin, Clifford Davila, Jr., David David, Charles Davis, Henry Lee Davis, Mary Dawson, Curtis Day, Margaret De La Garza, Joaquin DeLaPaz, Victoria DeLeon, Arnulfo Students talk to Mrs. Joanne Baker French teacher, after school Sophomores DeMoral, Carlos Dembskl, John Dunk, Darlene Diaz De Leon, Victor Dunn, Mike Eddy, Linda Edgerton, Freddy Ely, Jimmy Eshorn, Linda .su - W, W E ,, K 5 L' ,, f mia: 2 Espinosa, Yvonne Falcon, Valentine ' Q Fein, Ellen ,Q we E 9? lele E Ferguson- R21Ph Eugene R it . FiCR1iH, Jeff EE,, if it 'inigy My V, WW , .1 . , 'K ,er 4, ., eeel S r 1' R if 5 ff ff ' A I ' Mi E. fuk ii VL? . , , . ' .. , rf Flores, David y Flores, Evangelina V Flores, Margarito v 1' fvvfs -' M 5 sip' f LV it L. ' R 1 it ' Flores, Maria Guadalupe V W: 7: 1 :, ,, Q Foust, Peggy ., Fugate, Lee Y r -- i t lll u er, 0 R 3 W M in N it F ll R dd 'l E . , , I , I 'L an Galindo, Baldemar ,1,' ' . . Mfdfftw 'ell Galindo, Henry f rt E ,e,.ee . . -V 'f , H 'K Galindo, Jessie if rf f1I?4 ,',,l. f eel'l E , aw: if Lt!! melt Q E Galvan, Ofilia xv Galvan, Rachel Q, L Galvan, Rosa ' ,M A V ,,,, Gamez, Albert ,,- ,, 3 Gamez, Rudy 'E Gamez, Sylvia 2 , L .. Gant, Iamha K E , .E . . . - l-. 1 Garcia, Alicia C. ,ttt V Garcia, Alma I . Q Garcia, Dora ' if M - ' ' ' '? i 1 Garcia, Esther W We M 7, -HNF , Z :-: .'f4!?fe. R a g Garcia, Glenda , , ' ,,,, V ' . . 'M' Garcia, Jessie r f ' E 2 I33 Garcia, Jesus M. Garica, Joe Sam Garcia, Julio Garcia, Jr., Manuel Garcia, Maria Elena Garcia, Patricia Garcia, Paul Garcia, Raul J. Garcia, Sylvia Ann Garcia, Velma Garcia, Yvonne Garza, Carmen Garza, Ernestine Sophomores Garza, Graciela T, Garza, Linda Garza, Margie Pat Cooper, Sandra Reuther and Glenna Garza Frances . ' Gruetzmacher share test questions between classes in the hall, gh 49 , . ' rw' , , s , F ,Y-3 :sf -1 Y 1' 3' f F2 F F Garza, Oscar Garza, Roberto Garza, Tomas Gavenda, Gail Gayton, Maria Geary, Jim Gerik, Linda Geryk, Linda Gilbreath, Claudene Gill, Florence Ann Godley, Ada Marie Golather, Ray Gomez, Joel Gonzales, Alma Gonzales, Aurelio Gonzales, Cris Gonzales, Jesusira Gonzales, Rogelio Gonzalez, Noemi Goode, Howard Gossett, Bill Greif, Linda Grossman, Pam Gruetzmacher, Glenna Guajarclo, Ana Maria Guajardo, Raynold Guerra, Calixtro Guerra, Francisco Guerra, Oscar Gutierrez, Frank Gutierrez, Roberto Hagar, Helen Halberdier, Martha W is e wwe i El Q, K s Q Mr' : ' V S L. , H -gag, -sw -. 2 Q fr , -9' ii. V ., ij.. - :QE wig, L,-.1 q ' - is Q. ,aw gs, - -' 'N i ' f flajff Q ,H We 'irsli' ff, . - . ff' rfefszvzimea, Y r was 3' pl., fa, . w L l4lq, W , if r V Www.. , . ,,,' ' '33 3 Q -.ms ,W W ,:., f a Q r 11 .i DQR: Hamff, Laura Harris, David Harris, James Hauenstein, Tommy Haunchild, David Hausler, Lynette Hayden, Don Hayes, Susan Henderson, Andrea Henderson, David Hernandez, Fritz Hernandez, Lupe Hernandez, Yolanda G. Higginbotham, A1 Hinojosa, Elsa Hodge, Charlotte Hope, Jon Q w. , U. V v . J X75 5 .i , V A fggirfrgs A ,Y Q'a.Z'f:r-, ,km,,,-- , , . ,,,. au' 72 .fr.',:r.-lf.. -.,. 3' '1af2'i T fs ' 42,5 K b ,,..,r,, , 2 ,1- m if , -S 1, V A H ,ji af if ren' afar G 4 ,ag was L . , , Q L 3 2 as ii f , . l al ' Glenna Gruetzmacher and Ellen Crabtree compare notes at their lockers before beginning their daily rounds of classes. 25' 3 J Y tg , Nr, ' ' , fifiil .ffi1::if:sfgE1'f -' ff . i n q ui 'E 525' E3?w'1J1 't :' 1 - 1 . 5 - 2 'W I '2':, fsziia, I' 3 V I J -f A T I w 6 . frffff'-af' ,- f' f t LV,.- ,,.,. 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'V'-ai' , -:i -Zim? 91- '9:7 ' ftM'? ,T K' ' G ' ii' iigigggarl eir,3gf,ff:,y,2flff,g ,, , , if-awwsi, aiifiifa t'fw.:m 1 ' ' A ' I .V ,.,. 1 had ev' f VI s I37 W .A Maldonado, Carlos Maldonado, Graciela Maldonado, Rene Mares, Manuel Marroquin, Armando , 7 ,:,, E , Marroquin, Marcelo id lld f ied r , f : ' , 5 Marshall, Dorothy fm Marinez, Felicidad . y V ,V , ,,l ,,,5 Martinez, pred 5 3 lf M , f 3 Martinez, Irma Ki? 'V ' so 23 , i f M Martrnez, Subelda ': , ,,,.. 6, Q Q , R 1 4:1 fd Mastin, Patty Mata, Alma Lydia ff' as ygqx 5 as ldrarr Sophomores Mata, Eleazar May, Ted , fs: M C , R h A , , i MEDZELI Llimrmgn Sue Terry, Charlie Ross, and Debbre Paullo pause ' at the snack bar booths at lunch. M aa,2 if . ' ,yu fi 5-ai f rv bfi V-'IU' 'IPF' ae-,z e fi -wg, A McHaney, Dora McMillan, Bruce McNabb, Kathy McQuerrey, M ark McTaggart, Carolyn Medina, Bladimiro Medina, Joe Melde, Elmer Mendez, Frank Richard mi 'raf 1 . -X, Ibr E .,.V, ,V . yy Mendez, Gus Mendez, Joe Henry Mendez, Oscar Mendez, Yolanda Mendoza, Irma Merchant, James Messimer, Nancy Meyer, Albert Meyer, Bernice Meyer, Janeal M eyer, Marlene Meza, Maria Amparo Mitchell, Marie Montalvo, Mary Grace Morales, Joe Morris, Carlton Muguerza, Jose Munguia, Gloria Munguia, Rene Najera, Rose Mary Naranjo, Albert Navarro, Hilda Neal, Jamie Newton, Joel ,- ,V af' '. -.fft 1, :Zi 'f1' - .N lif A l 2 , i t M int ti'w J .5 ', Za' z l ri M - l 1 avat M FQ to il 1,-if NJ. - .g a --11,3 1-. a.. : :,y,g:,, w- we f 1-1 - :.. 1- :.. ' tile-1 - - -cf. ,ff -.ag 5 1-:fr s.., -:.fa1,,- H I- H m a- I39 Ochoa, Eddie Ochoa, Roel , O Connor, William - L'- Orchard, Wanda SK 8 -1- W ' Orfield, Bob Orta, Maria Luisa. Ortegon, Carlos O'Shea, Teri Paige, George Pattillo, Debbie Patton, Linda Pederson, Jemele Pena, Anita Sophomores Pena, Cleofas Pena, Felix Pena, Jose Perez, Anna Maria I40 Sophomores Sharon Cumberland and Marilyn Rouse charge forward led by Brenda Baker, who is carrying the ball at the powder puff game, Sophomore Powder Puff cheerleaders demonstrate their agility at the game, if 5 fr sf, W' K 5, fl .. 5.s1z',m!,.x,,v six , s, , it af s:.a4-wi, f '-f24s?Y- 6 fi A R ' a 7 t '- ' . ' , , - .sz -ii W7 t ..,' ,vs , awe- if was . Q L P 1 5 ,s, - :'-Y. ' K L:'- ,, 'YU' Perez, Aurora Perez, Emma G. Perez, Gloria Perez, Hector Perez, Jesse Perez, Norma Perez, Sonia Perez, Teresa Perez, Terry Piper, Linda Poland, Frank Pollard, Roger Pray, Darrell Lynn Pritchett, Jerry Quintanilla, Rene H Quintanilla, Roel Rabalais, Keith Ramirez, Frances Ramirez, Rosa Ramos, Annabelle Ramos, Mauro Erasmo Ramsel, Charles Rawlinson, Olga Ray, Steve Remmers, Alton Resendez, Johnny Reuther, Sandra Revilla, Emilia Reyna, Ida Rice, Dianne Rios Delma Rios, Diana Lamar Rios Fabian Rios, Mary inojosa s ,f . 0 K 2 1 fs Q 5 Vs 1 -fb K A ' 155: , 1 wg i Pr ss li 'R' i--, Ns, ji., , .swf lsrfqrv- . 1 '-.,,,. if ,, t is K its a, ,. , ',. ..,. , ' . V534 ffxlg 1 ,. , ,'7ff 4-lfgjj ,- , 5j.f'y1- H K .. H ' ,v aeijis . ' -W . .sc i t . s 1 - - -- P- '- , -r 'P -t f ' :J A , f. -tg: Q, . . Q 1 an is 15' , is M 'S 1 sr Z if K Y it A 2 - QM, ., A , fr 'I ' l4l Rivera, Jose Luis Roberts, Ronnie Robles, Luis Rodriguez, Andy Rodriguez, Endelia Rodriguez, Irma Rodriguez, Ismael Rodriguez, Lydia Rodriguez, Roman Roerig, Tom Romero, Daniel Ross, Charlie Rosse, Gloria Z 5 ,.r. Carol Bowden guarantees democratic action in Sophomore Class officer elections by making sure of only one vote per person while Felicidad Martinez and Yvonne Espinosa cast their ballots. Sophomores Rouse, Marilyn Ruiz, Bobby Ruiz, Guadalupe Ruiz, Olga l Phyllis Ball relaxes at the Snack Bar while Alton Remmers sips a coke. ' gf, ,,r ..A. :gr , , A . .. . sal . ' ff- H AEE- w .r f wi' ta: si' mr fe 4 af xr s S 3 f i S A '. 55' i Q ,,, . . cy Y 4 L xkiiifi ff it , E Ui:-H ,smffl V E114 Y Q, ,tg ,,,, . is 4' 'Q ?' , . 2 A .arf t... Ruiz, Robert Ruiz, Roberto T. 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I its ' X, yn fag, -gg, - ., f - f new - semi:-1, I I44 Smith, Linda Smith, Sharon Smith, Vivian Ann Soliz, Alfonso Soliz, Angie Soliz, Rafael Sordia, Robert Soto, Thelma Sperry, Larry Steadman, Dwight Steinke, Ian Stephens, Larry Stiles, Carolyn Stiles, David Stim son, Mike Stivors, Jimmy Taylor, Raymond Sophomore twins, Karen and Kaye Chelette top billing at the Student Cabinet Shindig as they sing Let's Get Together, , - :ff Taylor, Walter Wearden Tellez, Jesse Thomas, Frankie Jo Tijerina, Tina Timmon, Eddie Torrez, Concepcion Torrez, Ema Traylor, John Trevino, Lillian Trevino, Sylvia Tudon, Annabelle, Valverde, Christine Van Fleet, Mary Vasquez, David Vasquez, Richard Vasquez, Raul Garcia . 4 Y Vasquez, Rodolfo Q Vela, Gloria i Walker, Dale 'ii Walker, Kitty Walker, Robert Walsh, Ann Walters, Beth Warren, Steve Watson, David Wehmeyer, Jenelle Welch, Richard Welch, Richina Welton, Karen Kay , V Wernecke, Ernest D. , white, Ronnie jj? - ' a Willey, Susan V, 'gf : -' 'fag ' Q-wail 5 Cui 2, E :itll 5 .ap N my A 22 , 51 A ' W V , ,. . . 1 f fifa f- ir-1. Qian, sf gi, ,- f Ik, .5 i R., -I A ,,, V. ,. Q, X :ig ,ssl V--yt. 3 A A ,, ' lk k 1 f 'W' w ' Hx . gl., ,refuge lr,-Q,.,.'w.'ms:,..,a if w ig ,J as ' l f- i55f'5i.gf:',k,i1iQ ' - 2 52 1 ' isis'-'iw 55 E - 5? X I Fv.s,,,1,,i,., ,Q 1 .ly A e . ff' , ,., , K - ., ,1 -- .. , HU X lsr' l 'wigs' f ff E , 14 5 V his qw Williams, Vernon A - Q f,nrszsn'sei W .s.... N XM, .4 M. A 4,513 ,Q w:c,s.sf1:w-ff-sl 5- 'EES-:LW . , , .maa.,a.f fu - 5591. whens. - .a I45 we? 'v R J tyrs , A M33 Williams, Laura Wilson, Peggy Woodburn, Ricky Yaklin, Richard Ybarra, Rosalinda Young, Suzanne Zapata, Abel Zimmer, Bill Zimmerman, Susan Zumwalt, Johnny . ,Q , , ,gg 5 it f- 'L , fi 1 6 Mr. Hamby's sixth period English class attempts to memorize rules concerning verb agreement and the details of Silas Marner while wondering when the bell will ring. Beltram, Elodia Ely, James Leal, Maria Leal, Valdemar Manngen, Roger I46 CAMERA SHY McClelland, Janice Mendez, Henry C. Rios, Delma Rodriguez, Lila Williams, Rip If's All In The Way You Look Af It. I'm glad I'm not taking this test. I told Mother I didn't want to be a teacher. If you need 400 invita- tions, you're a liar. Aw, you're kidding! We're not really having an English test today? THIN KER, II Who put glue in If you don't finish that story, you'11 my toothpaste? find out just how sweet I really am. ' i K' 4 ki She's not really going to take our pic- npickled tures, is she? rattlesnake! ? See, I told you there was 'Psst! Johnny, do your really a Santa Claus. feet hurt? E u 1 I48 Board Of Trustees As a result of the efforts of the Board of Trustees and many others, Kingsville now has a new high school, one of the most modern in South Texas. i The School Board began examining new high schools in the South Texas area in 1960 and selected the firm of Smyth and Smyth to present preliminary estimates. In 1962 they began accepting bids for general contracting, electrical work, plumbing, and air-conditioning. i Construction of the new high school was begun in 1962 and was completed in 1964. The first classes were held in the new building in the fall of 1964. These men and women give freely of their time and energy to support and improve therliingsville 'school system. p MR. JOHN S. GILLETT, Superintendent of Schools The members of the Board of Trustees are Mr. Richard Westbrook,,Mr. Leo Perez, Mr. Gene Rogers, Mr. Bob Hope, Mr. John S. Gillett, superintendent, Mr. Nick Harrell, president, Mrs. Opal Knight, secretary to the Board, Mrs. Andy Cook, and Mr. M. L. Auten. Faculty , .,,, , -.. , ,, ls- 1 Jefe Sez r It's the steady, constant driving To the goal for which you're striving, Not the speed with which you travel, That will make your victory sure. lt's the everlasting gaining, t Without whimper or complaining At the burdens you are bearingg Or the woes you must endure. It's thefholding a purpose i' And never giving ing lt's the cutting down the distance By the little that you wing tvs the iron win to do it And the steady sticking to itgw So whate'er your task, go to it! -Keep your grit and plugyalongl Back The Brahmas! MR., PAUL F .. JONES Principal MR. E. R. HOLLAND Assistant Principal i 5 , 1 i , 2 2 1 1 3 MRS. DOTTIE TRHEFLICH Secretary MRS. THELMA PETERSON Registrar Secretary MISS MARY TROY Counselor i I MRS . ALTA t PIERCE i School Nurse MRS, NANCY BABBITT B,S, Biology Science Club Student Cabinet MRS. JOANNE BAKER B, S, French French Club Teen Age Republicans UIL Faculty FRANK BANTA MISS CLARA BLACKWELL MRS, ALICE BLEDSOE WILLIAM BOYD B,S, B.S., M.A, B,A,, M,A, B,S, Chemistry English English Physics Science Club NHS, UIL - Spelling Trigonometry UIL Science Club ROBERT C. BUPP MRS, NANCY CARTER JOHN CORBIN MRS, LEONA CORBIN B,S, B,S, B,S, B,S,, M,S American History - Biology World History Geometry Civics UIL Student Cabinet TOMMY DAVIDEK WILLIAM DENMAN JAMES D. FANNING ELBERT W. FRANKLIN B.S. B.S., M.E. B.S. B.S., M.S. Mathematics - Coach Driver Training, World History - Industrial Arts Varsity Football, Coach Economics Sophomore Class B Team Basketball K-Club Debate Club RAY GOMEZ WILBUR L. GREGG JOHN S. HAMBY MRS. EDITH HEAD B.S., M.S. B.M., M.A. BJ, B.S., M.A. American History - Strings English English Coach Music, Assembly Drama Club, UIL K-Club Committee MRS. Jo ANN HERRING ARTHUR HILL r ' '9 English B- 3- Mr. Ed Rawlinson helps Rolando Garza with a difficult Commercial Math, math problem. Geometry l54 RUSS HOLLAND MISS VERA HOLSTIEN JOHN MORROW J B.-A., M.A. B.S. B,A, Algebra - Geometry Girls' HPE World History Coach Future Nurses Club Faculty BEECHER HUFF RONALD W, JOHNSON MRS, FRANCES JONES JAMES KEESE B,S, B.S. B.S., M,Ed. B,S, American History Driver Training Homemaking Industrial Arts Coach Coach FHA, Jr. -Sr. Classes K-Club K-Club MISS VEDA KING JACK E, KNIGHT JOHN A, LEITHEAD MRS, MARY LIGHT B,S,, M,Ed. B.S. B.A.. M.A, B,S,, M,A, Commercial Law, Biology English Homemaking Typing Senior Class, FHA FTA Science Club I55 ROBERT L, LOVELACE MRS, ALMA MCEOWEN ED MCLEAN JOHN D, MORGAN B,S, B,S,, M,S, Auto Mechanics A,B,, M,A, World History - Tennis Bookkeeping VIC 281 American History Tennis Coach Chairman Assembly Committee MRS. MELBA MOSS STANLEY L, NELSON MRS. Jo RENE NEWTON AURELIANO oRT1z B,s. B.S, B,s, B.s, English Chemistry Art Boys' HPE Young Republican Science Club Club MISS OLITA PARMAN MRS, SHARON PAUL . Y as B.A.. M.A. B.A. Mr. Paul Jones presides at the pre-Christmas faculty meeting. Cwlcs I Speech Student Cabinet, UIL Play, Assembly Debate Club Committee IS6 MRS, HARLYNE RAINBOLT Library Assistant ED RAWLINSON B.S. Geometry Slide Rule, Number Sense MRS, DOROTHY RHODE B.A., M.A. .Latin Latin Club Faculty JOE ROGERS MISS RUBYE RUSSELL ARMANDO SALAZAR B.M.E., M.A. B.A., M.A. B.S. Band Librarian Spanish Library Club E1 Aguila MISS MAE DELL SCHILLER LA VERNE SCHROEDER MRS. RUBINA SCHROEDER MISS GERTRUDE SHORT B.A., M.-A. B.S. B.S. B.-A., M. Spanish Typing English, Journalism Typing, Shorthand E1 Aguila Brahma Round-Up, UIL Shorthand E1 Toro HENRY M, SMITH ROLAND A. SMITH ROLLIN R, SMITH B.-A., B.S., M.S. B,S,, M,A. B,S,, M,S, Bi010gy Building Trades Agriculture Science Club VIC 162 FFA WINFIELD SMITH B . S . Distributive Education DECA L MRS. JILMA VIDAURRI JOE A. WATSON MRS, MILLICENT WILEY MRS, MILDRED WILLIAMS B.S., M.S. B.S., M.S. B.S. B,A, Homemaking Algebra Chorus English FHA Choir . . 5 , 4 I Mrs. Melba Moss grades themes Mr. Jack Knight, Miss Rubye Russell, and Mr. Mr. William Boyd and Mr. from her Sophomore English Paul Jones examine the firsnscience books for the Stanley Nelson relax outside the classes, McCloud Memorial Shelf in the library, physics lab after a typical hectic da I58 In Memory Cf Mr. H. M. Smith Mr. Henry Smith, King High biology teacher, died suddenly at his home Tuesday, February 23, 1965. This dedicated teacher is remembered for his school spirit, his intense interest in his students, and his sympathetic understanding of his fellowman. These qualities are reflected in the activities of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica club which Mr. Smith instituted at King High in 1951. In 1964, Mr. Smith was the recipient of the annual K-club award for being the most school spirited teacher. Mr. Hardy Aldrich and Mr. C. O. Cavazos standing before a cutoff to the air condi- tionin , discuss the school la out. S Y Custodicms Mrs. Ageda Flores stops cleaning the drink- ing fountain to pose for a picture. BELOW Mr Johnny Johnson rests in his office between Jobs ,...ff ' Left to right: Mariano Campos, Guadalupe Reyes, Raul Carrion, Alex Rojas, and Blademar Carrion. Dwight Steadman waits on I-Iuberto Arispe as they near the end of the cafeteria line. Chris Villagomez provides spoons for the oncoming cafe- U .fr fl teria rush. i i ' yrs s. we W t A b s,.,..,.,W Mrs. Irene Skipper and Mrs. Sylvia Motes pose before the Christmas cake presented to the student body, Mrs. Louise Alexander, Supervisor Mrs. Irene Skipper, Mrs. Henrietta Pena, Mr. Manual Tre- vino, Mrs. Helen Cavazos, and Mrs. Lydia Del Moral pre- pare enchiladas, a regular Tuesday menu. hs Above: Ronnie Smith works on a leather comb case. Below: Sam Lopez carefully punches the design into a belt. With a leather punch Roman Rodriguez punches the floral design into his belt. Leathers Develops seful Skills Gary Simpson sews the strap onto a brief case. Below: Frank Stephenson looks over the plans for a gun holster, one of his spring proJects. lift I uns Below: Mario Mares inspec the piece of leather for a To raise the roof off the new auditorium Robert Alexander and Buster Chandler par- ticipate in the Shindig by singing a jointly composed song. Iolly Santa Claus, Mark Terry, fills stockings Lef's Raise The Roof Craig Jones, Michael Musick, Rolando Molina, and Steven Haunschild join in an old barbershop quartet to sing Lida Rose at the first band con- cert for students. while Papa, Louis Lassiter, looks on with awe. Pat McGee accompanies the choir in a song version of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. Below: Jack in the Box Jeri Bellamah announce: safety contest winner Beverly Wright at the as- sembly which ended the safety contest. The Fourth Army Band pauses for a rest during their annual concert for the students. I63 Students Practice Chris Iankovsky practices typ- ing for the UIL meet. Below: Jeri Bellamah and Dee Dee O'Brien pay close atten- tion during practice of the one- act play in which Jeri is the grandmother and Dee Dee, the daughter. King High hosted the district Uni- versity Interscholastic League Literary Meet on April 3 here. Eleven North and South Zone schools competed in fourteen events. Right: Lynne Britting listens intently for in- L structions on the play in which she plays the 'W' part of the mother. Cindy Hartman, not pictured, portrays the great grandmother. 'M v For UIL Students competed in the one-act play, poetry interpretation, prose reading, extem poraneous speech, persuasive speech, and debate. They also participated in ready writing, spelling and plain writing, number sense, slide rule, typing, and shorthand. For the first time this year journalism stu- dents competed at the district levelg pre- viously they competed only on a regional level. Students pictured on these pages only represent the many students who participat- ed in these events. Yearbook deadlines seldom permit adequate coverage. As a result many who entered and many more who tried out are not recognized here. James Lenard and Larry Fuller take a 30 -minute practice test in preparation for the UIL Contest in April. LE, ft: James checks his paper after completing the test, Left and below: Hector Garcia takes a ten -min- ute Number Sense test in preparation for the contest, ., .4 .W ,W . 'seein Aldrich, Hardy 160 Alexander, Louise 161 Auten, M. L. 150 Babbitt, Nancy 121,153 Baker, Joanne 7,132,l53, 24,169 Banta, Frank 153,167 Blackwell, Clara 153 Bledsoe, Alice 108,153 Boyd, William 153,158 Bupp, Robert 153,174 Campos, Mariano 160 Carrion, Blademar 160 Carrion, Raul 160 Carter, Nancy 118,153 Cavazos, C. O. 160 Cavazos, Helen 161 Cook, Mrs. Andy 150 Corbin, John 153 Corbin, Leona 153 Davidek, Tommy 154, 56, 60 Del Moral, Lydia 161 Denman, Bill 154,56 Fanning, James 154 Flores, Ageda 160 Abarca, Antonio 89,36 Acuna, Elva Acuna, Rene 129 Adams, Louis 16,89,69 Aguilar, Glenda 115 Aguilar, Leonardo 129 Alaniz, Andres 89,40 Alaniz, Bobby 129 Alaniz, Middy 129 Alarcon, Santos 129 Index Faculty Franklin, Elbert 154 Gillett, John S. 150 Gomez, Ray 154,56,17O, 174,63, 61,64 Gregg, Wilbur 154,44 Hamby, John 154 Harrell, Nick 150 Head, Edith 121,154 Herring, Jo Ann 154 Hill, Arthur 154 Holland, Elmer 152 Holland, Russ 155 Holstein, Vera 155 Hope, Bob 150 Huff, Beecher 155 Johnson, Johnny 160 Johnson, Ronnie 155,57 Jones, Mrs. Frances 155,18 Jones, Paul 156,158 Keese, James 155 King, Veda 155,26 Knight, Jack 155,158 Knight, Opal 150 Leithead, John 155 Light, Mary 155,18 Lovelace, Robert 156,68 Moreno, Niada 46 Morrow, John 155 Motes, Sylvia 161 Morgan, John 156 Moss, Melba 156,158 McEowen, Alma 156 McLean, Ed 156,34 Nelson, Stanley 156,158 Newton, Jo Rene 156,127 Ortiz, Aureliano 156,60, 65 Parman, Olita 156 Paul, Sharon 156,47 Pena, Henrietta 161 Perez, Leo 150 Peterson, Thelma 152 Petty, James L. Pierce, Alma 152 Rainbolt, Hanlene 28,157 Rawlinson, Ed 154,157 Reyes, Guadalupe 160 Rhode, Dorothy 157,22 Rogers, Gene 150 Rogers, Joe 157,43 Student Body Rojas, Alex 160 Russell, Rubye 157,158,28 Salazar, Armando 157,23 Schiller. Mae Dell 157,23 Schroeder, Laverne 157 Schroeder, Rubina 14,157 Short, Gertrude 95,157 Skipper, Irene 161 Smith, Henry 158,159 Smith, Roland 158,37,36 Smith, Rollin 158,20 Smith, Winfield 158,36 Trefflich, Dottie 152 Trevino, Manuel 161 Trevino, Ofelia 6 Troy, Mary 152,173 Vidaurri, Jilma 158,19 Watson, Joe 158 Westbrook, Richard 150 Wiley, Millicent 158 , 47, 46 Williams, Mildred 158 Zamora, Lucy 14 Alvarez, Jose H. 115 Amador, Ruben 89 Alvarez, Roy 89,34 Amaya, Petra 115 Amacker, Diane 115 Amaya, Reymundo 129 Amacker, Jeanene 89,104 Alexander, Robert l6,89,49,163 Alleman, David 52,89,56 Alvarez, Arnoldo 16, 89,23 Alvarez, George 129 lbb Hugh Burris Cynthia Davis David Eamest King High's top scholars earned finalist ratings on the National Merit Scholar Qualifying Test. Anderson, Jan 129,40,26, 19, 31, Billingsly, Margaret 115,27 Bills, Susan 129 Birchett, Marilyn 16, 90, 96 ,26, 24 Anderson, Robbie Arce, Alonzo 115,60 Arce, Arnold 115,40,44,45 Arce, Red 52,89,56,34 Arce, Robert 129,60 Arce, Rosendo 89 Arispe, Huberto 129,60,61 Arizpe, Oscar 129 Arredondo, Amalia 129 Arthur, Carlene 16,89,22,40,26 Arthur, Carol Ann 74,89,91,49, 20,28 Arthur, Thomas 129,22,21 Arthur, Ray 15,89,17 Atterbury, John 115, 122,57, 65 Auld, Chuck 129,24, 169 Austin, Joan 129 31,47,46 Bishop, Jeanne 90 Blackwell, Gene 90 Blanks, Darlene 129 Bolen, Bill 115,23,33,66 Booth, Dana 129,46 Bowden, Carol 130,142 Boyd, Stephen 130,68 Boyd, Billy 13,14,90,48,21,17 Boyer, David 90,21 Boyer, Mary 11,115, 127,29,24 Bray, Linda 115 Bridgers, Ricky 115,40 Britting, Lynne 115, 19,48,24, Avelar, Sylvia 89 Bailey, Ben 16,90,23,40,26,44, 25,172 Bailey, Judy 115,36,35 Bailey, Lynn 90,40,41,45,21,173 Baker, Brenda 129,140,19 Baker Cindy 13,90 Baker, Jody 129 Baker Lennie 115 Baker Phillip 115,24 Balko, Donny 129 Ball, Phyllis 129, 142,78 Bally, Sybil 11,114.115.23,49 Barbour, Ovidio 90 Bareis, Kati 115,31 Barker, Joe 90.34 Barr, Garland 129,20 Barraza, Frances 129 Barrego, Criselda 90 46,164 Brooks, Garold 130,40 Brooks Maria 115,46 Brooks Rosemary 90,40 Brown, Alton 91,37 Brown, Anita 115,23 Brown, Cynthia 91 Brown, Loma 115 Bryant, Leonard 130 Bryant, Robert 130 Buck, Bill 130 Buentello, Billy 130 Buentello, Vicki 115,18 Burden, Lee Roy 130,20 Burgress, Tony 130,46,47 Burns , Barbara 91,28 Burris, Hugh 16,91,166,62,63, 61,64,65,85 Burt, Barbara 130,18 Byfield, Susan 115,36 Barrera, Amando 129 Barrera, Gloria 115 Barron, Vicki 129,23,18,29 Barron, Myke 90,18 Bars, Michael 115 Bartine, Barbara 129 Bartow, Jimmy 129,20 Bartow, Johnnie 129,34 Beasley, Blanche 90,23,19,27 Beauchamp, Jack 115,46 Beauchamp, Larry 115 Bellamah, Jeri 12, 16, 90,40, 163, 44,42,25,43,81,164 Beltram, Elodia 129,146 Benavides, Adan 52,129,56,33, 63, 61 Benavides, Filomeno 52, 115, 56, 33, 63, 61 Bessent, Bobby 129 Cabrera, Edmundo 91,46 Cadriel, Margaret 115, 23, 19 Caldera, Manuel 91 Calderon, Rudy 91,40,37,66 Calkins, John 115,23 Calzada, Francisca 91,24 Camacho, Carlos 116,66 Camacho, Jose 116,24 Camarillo, Josue 130 Camarillo, Silas 130 Camp, Caroline 130,23,l8 Camp, Robert 91,23 Campbell, Cloyce 130 Campbell, Robert 116,40,42 Campos, Abraham 11e,33,ee,e'1 Canales, Emi 116 Canales, Gloria 116,26,44,24 Canales, Leo 116,24 Canion, Ronny 130,20 Kim Kristenson, nine-year-old eques trian who appeared with George Miller s Greatest Free Show on Earth, talks with Mr. Frank Banta, chemistry in structor. Kim's hour visit to King High was his first experience inside a public school. Cano, Joe 130,40 Cano, Martha 92,23,40,44,31 29,172 Cantu, Roberto 130 Carley, Gary 52,116,56,33,63 61 Carr, Eddie 131 Carter, Chuck 12,116,24 Sorophmm Award Winn Jeanne Labuda First Place ffl, , ky Vlikr Viydd . 1 9:23, .:. L Q HALZZ: f' .41+ , A -- Susi Wilk R. A. Kennedy Second Place Third Place ,gs Teresa Winkler and Karen Gallimore look at a display in Coach Gomez's American History room. Casanova, Leonirez 92 Casas, Beatriz 130 Castaneda, Estanislado 116 Castaneda, Lucinda 131 Castillo, Eva 131,127 Castillo, Oscar 92,49 Cavazos, Dianna 92,36 Cavazos C avazos C avazos Cavazos Cavazos, J esus 13 1 'Joe 116,60 Joel 92,21,28 Lupita 131,24 Steve 92 Cave, Marcus 131,4O,60 Chapa, Adriana 116,23,40,49, 18,45,27 Chandler, Buster 4,92,104,163 Chapa, Carlos 131 Chase, Jeff 131,24 Chelette, Karen 13l,144,40,18, 44, 29 Chelette, Kaye 131,144,4O, 18,31, 29 Chesnutt, Mary 4, 11, 13,88, 92, 3O,31, 17 Chesser, Cyndi 92,30 Chesser, Sherry 131,40 Childs, Chuck 131 Chiuminatto, Martin 116,22 Chiuminatto, Rosalie 131,23,19 Clampitt, Bill 131 Clarnpitt, Marion 116,24 Clark, Candi 93,12'7,23,49 Clark, Doris 13,116 Clarke, Richard 131 Colin, Colin, Colin, Colin, Diana 131,19 Margie 93,36 Rosario 116,36,35 Tony 131 Colley, Diana 131,46 Collin, Augustin 93,36,3'7 Collins, Linda Gale 116,40 l68 ,29,43 Colwell, Mike 116,60 Cone, Joe 93,34 Connaway, Beverleigh 131,43,24 Conner, John 116,22,26,48 Conner, Mike 93,36 Conner, Suzanne 14,131,46 Cook, Charles 93,23,21,68 Cortez, Guadalupe 116 Cortez, Joe 131 Cortez, Maria 116 Cortez, Susanna 93 Cortez, Olga 116 Cowan, Barbara 131 Crabtree, Ellen 11'7,131,136,48 Crane, I0 Ann 131,4O,44 Crawford, Edna 131,18,28 Crockett, Jerry 131 Crosnoe, Carolee 131,23,19,31 Cross , Mildred 131,4O, 31, 21 Cruz, Pete 116 Cumberland, Byron 132,60 Cumberland, Robert 53,116,56 63, 61, '78 Cumberland, Sharon 132,14O, 18 Cureton, Betty Kay 116,26,19,24 47,46 Cu.riel, Irma 93 Custer, Florence '6,116, 18 Cus ter Cus ter , Gary 116,46 , Stephanie 132,18 Custer, Susie l16,40,43,46 Cooper, Ann 93 Cooper, Pat Jean 131,134 Cooper Pat Mary 10,128,131,46 Cooper, Shirley 131,46,48 Copeland, Rhonda 131 Corbin, Nancy 12,93,95,1'7 Cortes, Elva 93 Cortez, Roberto 131 Cortez, Ben 52,54,58,93,56,65 Darwin, Clifford 132, 40, 44, 45 Davidson, Cindy 93 Davila, David 132 Charles 132,40,69 Davis, Davis, Cynthia 4,16,20,92,26, 25,93,30,21,166 Davis, Henry 132,60 Davis, Judy A. 93 Imelda Pena made these arrangements and displayed them in the D. E. window the week before Christmas. Davis, Mary 132,22,4O,44,42 Dawson, Curtis 132,20 Day, Margaret 132,40 Dear, Cindy 116 De Castro, Edward 94 De La Garza, Joaquin 132 De La Paz, Victoria 132 De La Rosa, Norma Lea 116,27 De Leon, Arnulfo 132 De Leon, Diana 117,40,24 De Leon, Victor Diaz 132,40 De Leon, Yolanda 117,24 Del Moral, Carlos 132 Dembski, John 132 De Vanie, June 117 Dillard, Bonnie 46 Doughtery, Bruce 46 Duke, Marian Elizabeth 94,49,29 Dunk, Darlene 132,29 Dunn, David 94 Dunn, Mike 132 Durham, Mike 94 Earnest, David 10,16,94,26,25, 24, 166, 79 Echols, Ronnie 94 Eddy, Linda 132 Edgerton, Freddy 132,60, 65 Edwards, Viola Marie 94 Eggleston, Maurice 117 Elder, Micki 13,94,96,22,40,49, 113,30,31 Eleazer, Richard 117,24 Ely, Jimmy 132,146 Emerson, Harriet 117 Eppright, Lynn 117,23,31,46 Escobar, Angel R. 94,36 Eshom, Linda 132 Espinosa, Yvonne 132,28 Esquivel, Lupe 117,36 Esquivel, Maria Lourdes 94,18 Evans, Carmen 117,23,18,30,31 Flores, Maria Guadalupe 133 Garcia, Eddie 40,46 Flores, Mary 117,23,19 Garcia Esther 133 Flores, Ramon 117,40,41 Garcia Gilbert 118,66 Flores, Ricardo 117 Garcia Glenda 133 Flores, Rolando 117,56,34 Garcia Gloria L. Flores, Viola 94 Garcia Hector Ramos 15,118.23 Foster, Sally 118,22,48,31 165 Foust, Sherry 118,23,28 Garcia Jessie 133,60 Foust, Peggy 133 Garcia Jesus M. 134 Fox, Mary Margaret 118,4O,42,3 Garcia Joe Sam 134,20 46 Garcia Juan 118,23,49 Frick, Doug 94,68 Garcia Julio 134,60,67 Fugate, Lee 133,31,68 Garcia Luis A. 53,95,56,49,33 Fuller, Larry 11,13,16,94,165, Garcia, Malvina 95 17,84,85 Garcia, Manuel 134 Fuller, Roddy 133 Garcia, Maria Elena 134 Garcia Maria Gertrudis 95,23, Galindo, Baldemar 133 40,18,2'1 Galindo, HCDIY 133 Garcia, Maria Luisa 118,46 Galindo, Jessie 133 Garcia, Mary 118,19 G2.11l1'l'10l'6, K3.I'61'1 15,95,l68 Garcia Mgxy Frances 95 Galloway, Diana 118 Garcia Minerva 95 Galvan Joe 118,65 Garcia Ofilia 46 Galvan Ofilia Garcia Olga Catarina 96,23,40, Galvan Rachal 133 26 Galvan Rosa 133 Garcia Patricia 13,14,118,22, Gamez Albert l33,60,65 48,31,17 Gamez Rudy Garcia Patricia 134,18 Gamez, Sylvia 133 Garcia Paul 134,34,20 Gant, Iantha 133 Garcia, Rau1J. 134,60 Garcia, Abel 95 Garcia, Rosie 11,118,26,44,24,27 Garcia, Alicia C. 133,40 Garcia, Sylvia Am 134 Garcia., Alicia 95 Garcia Sylvia Diana 96,46 Garcia, Alma 133 Garcia Velma 134,40 Ga-fciaf Dora 133,40 Garcia Yvonne 134 Garcia, Elida 95,11,23,26 Fabela, Veronica Falcon, Andres 117 Falcon, Sam 94 Falcon, Valentin T. 133 Fechner, Johnny 117,40 Fein, Ellen 10, 14, 123, 133,26, 31, 24,68 Ferguson, Ralph Eugene 133,60,65 Ficklin, Jeff 133,69 Fielder, Cecil 117 Figueroa, Ben 94 Fisher, Jack 117 Flores, David 133 Flores, Evangelina 133 Flores, Margarito 133 Chuck Auld helps Mrs. Joanne Baker, French Teacher, decorate her room for Christmas with original cards made by her students. I69 Coach Ray Gomez swipes a lick of'icing as he samples the Christmas cake presented to the students by the cafeteria staff. Garland, Luther 118,23 Garner, Linda 96 Garza Abel Pablo 96,36,46 Garza Carmen 134,24 Garza Ernestina 134 Garza Evangelina 118,49 Garza Frances 134 Garza Frances 96 Garza, Gloria 96,40,26 Garza Graciela T. 134 Garza Linda 134 Garza Hilda 96 Garza Irma 96,49.46 Garza Margie 134 Garza, Mary Ella 118,23, 19, 18, 28 Garza, Mike Chavez 4, 10, 11, 96, 23,49,47,46 Garza, Mucio 118,24 Garza, Oscar 135 Garza, Robert 52,135,56,6O Garza, 33 Garza, Garza Rolando C. 53,118,154.56, Rosaelia 97 Tomas 135, 60, 67 Gavenda, Gail 135,24 Gaytan, Maria 135,46 Geary, Jim 135,127,341 Genz, Eric 13,95,97,49,113,48 Gerik, Linda 135, 21 Gerwick, Donna 97 Gerwick, Ronny 119, 66, 67 Geryk, Linda 135,40 Gilbreath, Claudene 135,46 Gill, Florence Ann 135 Glock, John 119 Godley, Ada Marie 135,19,46,47 Golather, Ray 135,20 Gomez, Joel 135,40 Gomez, Bobby 97,69 Gonzalez, Alma 135 Gonzalez, Andy 119,20 I70 Angel R. 119, 23 Aurelio J. 135 Cris 135 Hector C. 97, 37 Gonzalez, Jesusita 135 Gonzalez, Maria 97,18 Gonzalez, Noemi 135 Gonzalez, Rene 119 Gonzalez, Rogelio 135,66 Gonzalez, Sam 119,37,36 Gonzalez, Ricardo 97 Gonzalez, Ventura Goode, Howard 135,20,65 Goode, Sherry Louise 97,19,27 Gossett, Bill 135 Grayson, Rodney 119,48 Greif, Linda 135,40,18 Greif, Ronnie 6,97,34 Griffin, Betty Jo 119 Grossman, Pam 135 Gruetzmacher, Glenna 135,134, 136,18 Guajardo, Ana Maria 135 Guajardo, Raynolds 135,34 Guerra, Calixtto 135, 60, 65 Guerra Guerra, Guerra Guerra Esmeralda 119 Francisco 135 Manuel 119,33,65 Oscar 135 Guevara, Gustavo 97,57 Guevara, Jesus 119,23 Guillott, Pat 97,18 Gutierrez, Even 37 Gutierrez, Frank 135,65 Gutierrez, Ramey 119,40 Gutierrez, Roberto 135 Gutierrez, 61 Roldan A. 12, 119, 60, Hagar, Helen 135,26 Haisley, Mildred 11,76,114,117, l19,31,78 Hakenewerth, Wayne 97,65 Halberdier, Martha 135,19 Hall, Larry 119 Hall, Linda Jane 97,27 Hall, Roy 97 Hamff, Kathy 74,97,43 Hamff, Laura 136,40,44 Hamilton, Blake l0,16,53,98, 122,33,62,61,79,64 Hamilton, Butch 98 Hancock, Herbert Joe 98,36,35 Harris, Connie 16,98 Harris, Cynthia 76,98 Harris, David 136,24 Harris, James Morris 136 Harris, Sandra 75,77,98 Hartman, Cindy 10,112,114,119, 23, 18, 31,164 Hauenstein, Tommy 136, 40, 42, 45 Haunschild, David 136,40,45,46 Haunschild, Steven 119,40,26,44 45,163,24,47.46,82 Hausler, Lynette 136,40,26,31 Hausler, Ronnie 119,65 Hayden, Don 136,20 Hayes, Robert 98,21 Hayes, Shirley 119,46 Hayes, Susan 136,26,18,31,24 Hazlett, Cherlyn 96,98,29 Hees, Caroline Yvonne 98 Henderson, Andrea l36,22,18,48 Henderson, David Hernandez, Carlota 119,36 Hernandez, Fritz 136 Hernandez, Lupe 136 Hernandez, Yolanda 136 Hernandez, Ramiro 119 Herod, James l6,98,25 Higginbotham, Al 136,69 Higgins, Jimmy 98,69 Hildreth, Marci Mae 98 Who's Who? Hill, Steve 119 Hinajosa, Elsa 136 Hinojosa, Gloria 119 Hinojosa, Hector 98,40,46 Hock, Suzie 119,28 Hodge, Charlotte 136,24 Hodge, Kermit 53,119,56,33,63, 61,65 Hope, Jon 136 Horn, Barbara 119,40,46 Horton, Kenneth 119,20 House, Marilyn Jean 119,40 Houston, Mary 137 Hubert , George F . 98 Hubert, Patricia 98 Huerta, Erasmo 119 Huerta, Eva 137 Huerta, Julio Huerta, Christina 137 Huff, Dawn Elise 99,23,26,48, 21,46 Huffaker, Linda Lou Huffman, Diane 120 Hughey, Dorothy 137, 18, 31 Hunt, Barbara 137,40,31,21 Hunt, Kenny 99,40,42 Hurst, Ann 120 Hurd, Chester Donroy Ibarra, Christine 137 Ingraham, Dolly 6,12O,127,40, 18,28 Ireland, Kathy 117, 120, 40, 41,29 Isassi, Mary Helen 120,137 Isassi, Robert Ivy, Micky 120,40 Jackson, Betty Jean 120,36 Jackson, Wanda 137 James, Danny 99 Jankovsky, Chris A. 99,164 Jefferson, Sandra Ann 137,19 Jimenez, Evangelina R. 99,23 Jimenez, Lupe 120,49 Johnsey Nickie 137,28 Johnsey Stan 99 Johnson, Cindy 137,18 Johnson, Ian 137,19 Johnson, Patty 25 Johnson, Sandy 11,120,40,41, 43 Jones, Allan 120,40,48 Jones, Craig 99,40,41,45,163, 46,84 Jones, Norma Kay 99,91,36 Jordan, Jordan, June 99,36 Robert 100, 36 Juarez,Ricardo 120,69 Jungman, Benny 100,36 I7I Double, double toil and trouble. Keck, Ronnie 100 Kelly, Paul R. 100 Kernpf, Jimmy 53,137,56,33,65 Kennedy, R. A. 13,14,100,40,26, 48, 167 Kerwin, Lillian 120,46 Kerwin, Dickie 120 Key, Darlene 100,49 Kingston, Joy Knight, Bubba 137,69 Knight, Sandra 120,40,29,43 Knox, Peggy 100,23,26,31,29 Koenig, Daryl 15,120,22,40,26, 42,48, 17 Koenig, Mark 53,59,100,56,32,33, 62, 61,65, 85 Kyle, John Howard 120 Labuda, Jeanne 11, 12,15, 16, 100, 22,31,17,167,173,80 Lackey, David 137,60,2O Lassiter, Louis 101,36,163 ' Laurel, Roger 137 Laureles, Lucy 137 Lawson, Kathy 101 - Leal, Maria 101,146 Leal, Valdemar 54,101,146,56 Leggett, Steven 11,128,137 Lehmann, Nancy 137,23,26, 19, 68 Lemmond, Camille 120,27,24,46 Lemmond, Frank 101,40,44,45 Lenard, James 137,165 Lerma, Bene 120,34 Ley, Pat 137 Leyba, Frank 137,40,44 Light, Dickie 137 Locke, Marsha 120,18,28 Loden, Pat 101 Lofton, Violet 137 Lofton, Wanda 6,120,40 Lomas, Ramiro 101 Longoria. Edna 137,40 Longoria, Becky 137,49 Lopez, Alonzo 137 Lopez, Amalia 101,36 Lopez Angela 137 Lopez Frances 120,49,24 Lopez Hector 54,101,32,46 Lopez Israel 120,20 Lopez Joe 101 Lopez Maria Elena 101,36 Lopez Angela Lopez Hilda 137,40 Lopez, Pete 137 Lopez, Sam 137,162 Losoya, Teresa 120 Lozano, Rosa Alicia 101,72,73,46 Lozano, Thelma 120 Luna, Carmela 137 Lyon, George 101,40 McArthur, Wayne 120,36,35 McBride, Mike 120,22,65 McCarley, Billy 120 McCarty, Ruth Ann 138 McCauley, Carolyn 101,107,26,29 McClelland, James 120,65 McClelland, Janice 146,40 McCormick, Mike 12,120,40,44, 17 McCreight, Bob 120,40,44,45 McDaniel, Norma 138 McDougald, Faye 121 McDougald, Jerry 101 McDowell, David 121,22 McGee, Barbara 121,40,18,46 McGee, Patricia 16,102,18,163, 31,29,46,47,78,79 McHaney, Dora 139 McLean, Sandy 10,121,40,41,44, 42,48 McMillan, Bruce 139 McMurry, Sharon 11,88,102,107, 49,26,29 McNabb, Kathy 139,48 McQuerrey, Mark 139,60 McQuerrey, Mike 10,54,102,56, 32,46,47,82 McTaggart, Carolyn 139 Mabe, Sandra 137,23 Mainer, Fred 121 Maldonado, Carlos 138 Maldonado, Dalia 102 Maldonado, Delia 102 Maldonado, Gracicla 138,23 Maldonado, Hilda 102 Maldonado, Rene 138 Malina, Jeanette 12,102, 127, 19, 30,31 Myers, Charlotte 11,7 Myers, Jerriann Myers, Karla 104 Najera, Protacio 104 Najera, Rosemary 139 Naranjo, Albert 139 Naranjo, Daisy 104 5,'76,92,104 Ben Bailey accompanies Martha Cano as she sings Spanish folk songs at a Spanish Club meeting. Mares, Mario 121,162 Marroquin, Armando 138 Marroquin, Arnulfo 121 Marroquin, Marcelo 138 Marroquin, Rosa 102,40 Marroquin, Yolanda 102 Marshall, Dorothy 138 Martinez, Connie 102 Martinez, Felicidad 138 Martinez, Fred 138 Martinez, Lupe 121 Martinez, Hermelinda 121 Martinez, Irma 138,46 Martinez, Juan 102 Martinez, Yolanda 121 Martinez, Mary 121 Martinez, Oscar Martinez, Rosa Maria 102,23,19, 28 Martinez, Subelda 138,18 Mastin, Margaret 102,23,40,49,26, 21 Mastin, Patty 138,46,68 Mata, Alma 138 Mata, Eleazer 138 Mata, Estella 121,40 Mathews, Sandy 102 May, Ted 138 Mayberry, Lester 121,34 Meadows, Mona 121 Medina, Bladimiro 139,20 Medina, Lupe 121 Medina, Joe 139 Melde, Elmer 139,2O,65 Mendez, Frank 139 Mendez, Gus Mendez, Henry 146 Mendez, Joe Henry Mendez, Oscar 139 Mendez, Yolanda 139 l72 Mendoza, Hector 102,40,44 Mendoza, Irma 14,139,22,40 Merchant, Bubba 7,139,34 Mertens, Barbara 121,40 Messimer, Nancy 139,26,18 Meyer, Albert 139 Meyer, Bernice 139,46 Meyer, Janeal 139 Meyer, Marlene 139,28 Meza, Amparo 139 Millegan, Jay 103,37,36 Miller, Dodie 54, 122, 56, 34, 66, 67 Miller, Joan 103,23 Miller, John 103 Miller, Bob 103,36 Mirelez, Noemi 103 Mitchell, Marie 139,44,24 Mobley, Robert 122 Molina, Rolando 122 , 40, 44, 45 , 163,46,47 Montalvo, Mary 139 Montalvo, Roel 103,40,45 Montalvo, Xavier 122, 125, 40 Mooney, Cathi 103,22,40,44 Mora, Guillermo 103 Morales, Rosa Linda 103 Moore, Sam 122 Morales, Joe 139 Moreno, Amador 122,313,661 Moreno, Julie 104 Moreno, Niada 46 Morris, Carlton 139,20 Muguerza, Joe 139 Mungia, Gloria 139 Munguia, Rene 139,40,65 Munguia, Ruben 104,36 Munoz, Adan 122,65 Murillo, Hilda 104,36,35 Musick, Michael 104,40,26,44,45, 163,47,46, 81 Naranjo, Delfina 104,122 Navarro, Hilda 139 Neal, Jamie 139 Nelms, Tommy l2,122,127,22, 48, 17 Nelson, Don 16,104, 68 Nelson, Joy Beth 16,105,40,44 Nelson, Judy Neubauer, Diane 10,105,28 Neuse, David 122,40 Newman, Elaine 16,105,107,19, 29 Newman, Jodi 105 Newsom, Cindy 122,4O,30,31,43 Newton, Joel 139,21 Newton, Linda 122 Nix, Dwayne 10,54,58,88,105, 56, 18, 32,33,2O, 80,65 Nix, Jimmy Nix, Jerald 105 Nunez, Ernesto 122 O'Brien, Dee Dee 122,48,31,27, 164 O'Conner, William 140,66 O'Shea, Mike 105,65 O'Shea, Teri 140,26,18,24 Ochoa, Eddie 140 Ochoa, Imelda 105 Ochoa, Roel 140,60 Olivarez, Maria Olson, Leona 105,27 Orchard, Wanda 140 Orfield, Bob 140 Orta, Alejandro 122,49 Orta, Maria Luisa 140,27 Ortegon, Carlos 140,20 Ortiz, Luis 105 Ortiz, Luz Oveland, Greg 122 Pack, Carolyn 12, 118, 122,31, 17 Paige, George 140 Pattillo, Debbie 138,140,123 Patton, Linda 140 Patzig, Barbara 123,23, 19,31 Pederson, Jemele 140,49,19 Pena, Anita 140,26,19 Pena, Cleofas 140 Pena, Eliud 123,20 Pena, Felix 140,33,66 Pena, Guadalupe 105 Pena, Pena, Pena, Pena, Jose 140 Juan 123,40,41. Juanita Imelda 105,36,168 Pena, Mary Felix 105 Pena, Mary 105 Pena, Rome 12,15,122,-40,26,17 Penrod, Lana 105 Perez, Anna Maria 140 Perez Aurora 141 Perez David Perez, Emma 141 Perez, Neto 123 Perez, Esmeralda Perez, Estela 123 Perez, Gloria 141 Perez, Pito 123,40 Perez, Hector 141,40,60 Perez, Jesse 141,40,46 Perez, Elvia Perez, Terry 141 Perez, Norma 141 Perez, Pura Gloria 123 Perez, Robert 123 Perez Sonia 141 Perez Teresa 141,30 Perez Valdemar 10,16,106,40, 41,45,47,46. Perkins, Steve 123,24 Perry, Gary Perry, Robert 123 Pierce, Shelia Kay Pike, Kitteile 13, 123, 127, 19, 17 Piper, Linda 141 Poland, Frank 141 Pollard, Roger 141,20 Porter. Shirley 106,22 Pray, Darrell Lynn 141 Pritchett, Jerry 141,40 Quinones, Tele 106 Quintanilla, Alberto 106 Quintanilla, Rene 141 Quintanilla, Roel 141 Quintanilla, Ruben 106,23 Rabalais, Keith 141 Rabon, Margaret 58,77,123 Rabon, Mary Perry 106,23. Ramey, Judy 11,123,25,3i Ramey, Ronnie 106 Ramirez, Frances 141,23,19 Ramirez, Jesus 106 Rameriz, Maria De La Luz 13, 123, 23, 29, 17 Rameriz, Raul 106, 36 Rameriz, Rosa Ramos, Annabelle 141,40 Ramos, Mauro 141 Ramos, Olga 106,36,35 Ramos, Rodolfo 7,106,34 Ramsel, Charles 141 Ramsey, Georgiann 123 Rawlinson, Olga 141 Ray, Steve 141,65 Raymond, Shari 123,40 Remmers, Alton 141,142 Resendez, Johnny 141 Reuther, Sandra 134,141,48 Revilla, Emilia 141 Reyes, Gilbert 54,123,56,33 62,61,64 Reyes, Pete 123 Reyna, Ida 141,40 Rice, Dianne 141 Rice, Rodney 123 Jeanne Labuda offers more refreshments as Miss Mary Troy, counselor, eats the giant brownie made specially for her. Lynn Bailey, Science Club president presides at a meeting. Rios, Annie 123,40,45 Rios, Diana 141 Rios, Delma 141,146 Rios Rios Rios Edmundo 106 Fabian 141 Mary 141 Rivera, Jose 142 Rives, Keith 10,123,22,40 Roberts, Ronnie 142 Robles, Luis 142,60,67 Robles, Yolanda 123,18,24 Robles, Robert 55,106 Rodman, Phyllis 123 Rodriquez, Andy 142, 60, 20 Rodriquez, Angie 106 Rodriquez, Katy 107 Rodriquez, Endelia 142 Rodriquez Fernado 107,104 Rodriquez Hector 123 Rodriquez Helena Rodriquez Irma 142 Rodriquez Ismael 142 Rodriquez Juan 123,36 Rodriquez Lila 146,40 Rodriquez Lydia 142 Rodriquez Alicia 106 Rodriguez Pete 107 Rodriguez Roman 142,49,162 Roerig, Jeff 13,107 Roerig, Tom 142,33,66 Rogers, Jean 123 Rogers, Jerrie 13,107 Rogers, Randa 107,19,30 Rohmfeld, Connie 107 Romero, Daniel 142 Rosas, Janie Ross, Charles 138, 142 Rosse, Barbie l23,22,18,21 Rosse, Gloria 142,22 Rosser, Buffi 107,15 Rouse, Marilyn 140,142,26,24 68 Sawyer, Becky 143,40, 43 Mr. Robert Bupp, civics teacher, takes a quick look at the scoreboard, while Coach Gomez reads a good luck telegram during the game. Rioz, Guadalupe 142 Ruiz, Renerio 123,37 Ruiz, oiga 142 Ruiz, Bobby 142,60,68 Ruiz, Robert 143 Ruiz, Roberto 143 Russek, Tommy 143,60 Russell, Dee Brown 16,107, 45 Ryan, Gary 123,-47,46 Ryon, Cindi 124,23,19,30, RYOH, Judy 15, 96, 108 Saavedra, Angelica 143 Saavedra, Henry 108,65 Salazar, Antonio 143 Salazar, Bebyette Saldana, Tommie 143,68 Salinas, Andy 143,60 Salinas, Rachel 108 Salinas, Alma 124 Salinas, Alva 143 Salinas, Ramon 143 Salinas, Rose Marie 124,40 Salinas, Yolanda 124 Samaniego, Arthur 143,40 Samuelson, Errol 143 Sanchez Arnold 143,46 Sanchez Dianne Sanchez Joe 143,60 Sanchez Linda 124 Sanchez, Jeanie 124 Sanders, Jane 143 Sanders, Nick 124 Sarabia, Graciela 108,23 Sasser, Carole 6,108,18 Sasser, Joseph 143 Saucedo, Annie 124 Saunders, Peggy 99,108,36 23,41, 27 Scales, Angie 124,40,45,27 Scanlan, Patsy 124 Schkade, Linda 143,40 Schneider, Pat 143,18 Schneider, Patti 143 Schoettle, Phyllis 10, 13,14, 16, 108,31,17 Schultz, Kathy 143,44,24,46 Schurig, Jeannine 108,18 Scott, Dana 108,23 Scott, Ann 124,31 Scott, Sharon 109,48 Scott, Wilburn 54, 124, 56, 33 Sedwick, Beth 143,18,28 Shafer, Nancy Gayle 124 Sharp, Judy 10,123,143,18,31,68 Silquero, Lucy 143 Silquero, Luis 124 Silquero, Guadalupe 109, 36, 35 Silva, Guadalupe 109 Silva, Humberto 124 Silva,- Juan 143 Silvas, Adolfo 143,23, 60 Simpson, Gary 6,109,162 Simpson, Pamela 10,109,36 Sims, Benny 16,109,33 Sinclair, Jameda 124,22,48 Sissom, James 7,109,34 Skaggs, Carol Ann 124,27,28 Skipper, Gayle 124 Skrobarczyk, Carol 143,18 Skrobarcek, Dennis 143,60 skrobarcek, Eddie 55, 124, 56, 33 Skrobarczyk, Richard 124,125 Sleight, Tommy 143 Smith, Chris 143 Smith, Deborah 143 Smith, Gary 143, eo, 65 Smith, Henry 143,60,33 Smith, James 55,124,132 Smith, James 55,143,565 Smith, Jeffrey 143 , 40, 20 Smith, Jimmie Lou 109,49 19 Smith, Linda 144 Smith, Miriam 109 Smith, Richard 109,21 Smith, Ronnie 124,60,162 Smith, Sammy 55,124,56 67 Smith, Sharon 144 Smith, Vivian Ann 144 Solis, Angie 144 Soliz, Alfonso 144,40 Soliz, Emilio 109,44 Soliz, Ernesto 124 Soliz, Juan Antonio 109 Soliz, Rafael 144,60 Soliz, Yolanda 77, 124, 23 Sordia, Robert 144 Soto, Thelma '144 Sperry, Larry 144 Spinks, Jack 109,36 St. Clair, Sandy 4,10,16,109 31,29 Steadman, Dwight 144,161 Steinke, Jan 144,26,48,31,46 Stephens, Larry 144 Stephenson, Frank 109, 162, 65 Stiles, Carolyn 144,23 Stiles, David 144,23 Stimpson, Mike 144 Stivors, Jimmy 7, l44,34,20 Summers, Judy 110,36,35 Swan Arthur Dan , 12 Swan, Ann 124, 29 Swarts, Jim 124 We're the CHAMPS! 4,22,66 Tamez, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Homer 110 Mary 96,110,36,35 Raymond 144 Tommy 7,124,34,20 Taylor, Walter 145,33,66 Teer, Kenneth 124,36 Teller, Jesse 145 Temanson, Karen 125,27 Terry, Mark l1O,163,20 Terry, Sue 125,138,40,43 Thomas, Frankie Jo 14,145 Thompson, Butch 125 Via, Jim 110 Vidal, Rogerio 126,24,46 Viera, Elizabeth 126 Villagomez, Chris 126,26, 19, 161 Villarreal, Yolanda 110 Walker, Dale 145,6O,65 Walker, J. C. 15,110,17 Walker, Kitty 145 , 40, 44, 42, 48, 47,46 Walker, Randy 110,25 Walker, Robert 145,68 Williams, Vernon 145,68 Williams, Laura 146 Williams, Nan 126,28 Williams, Nancy 112, 91,46 Williams, Rip 146 Williams, Peggy 126,36 Wilson, Ben 112,40,42,45 Wilson, Bettye 126,18,24 Wilson, Dennie 112 Wilson, Judy 126,40,31,43,46,47 Wilson, Peggy 146 Wiltse, Rick 112,48 Thompson, Tommy 125 Tijerina, Tina 145 Tijerina, Raymond Tijerina, Rosa 125 Tollar, Jerry Timmon, Eddy 145,57,46 Toone, Linda 46 Torres, Concepcion 145,23 Torres, Rosa Maria 110,23 Torrez, Emma 145 waish, Ann 145 Walsh, Janet 111 Walshe. Bobby 111 Walters, Beth 145,26,18,31 Warren, Steve 145,20,66 Watson, David 145 Watson, Lawrence 111,85 Watson, Robert 55,111,56,62,61, 83,65 Webb, William 55,58,111,56,33, 66 Wiltse, Ronald 126 Winkler, Terri 15, 112,23. 168 Winkler, Mary Helen 126,23g19, 30,27 Womack, John 126,47,46 Woodburn, Leslie 112 Woodburn, Ricky 146 Wooley, Johnny 11,114, 126,40 wright, Beverly '126,18,163,27 Wyro, Wanda 126,40,28 Tougas, Ray Tousley, Jacqui 125,24 Townsend, Edna Mae Traylor, John 145, 60 Trevino, Anthony 125 Trevino, Carole Trevino, Corando 110,37 Trevino, Eddie 110,36 Trevino, Tony 125,22,21 Trevino, Lillian 145,19 Trevino, Linda 125,23 Trevino, Isabel 125 Trevino, Romeo 110,41,45 Trevino, Sylvia 145 Trevino, Velma 125,40 Weber, Donald 111 Weeks, Marilyn 10,126,18 Wehrneyer, Jenelle 145 Weidel, Kitty 96,111 Welch, Richard 145,44 Welch, Richina 145,44,31,24 Welton, Karen Kay 145 Wernecke, Ernest 145,20 White, Ronnie 145 Whitley, Linda 111,48,29,24 Wilder, Nancy Ann 111 Wiley, Sandra 112,40,46,47 Wilk, Susi 11,12,16,88,112,25, Yaklin, Richard 146 Ybarra, Rosalinda 146,19 Yeagle, Patty 126 Yeary, Mike 112,34 Young, Suzanne 146 Zapata, Abel 146 Zapata, Alfredo 112,36 Zapata, Joel 112 Zapata, Maria 126 Zimmer, Bill 146 Zimmerman, Susan 146' Zumwalt, Johnny 146 Zwernemann, Jerry 11,16,55,112, Tudon, Annabelle 145 Turner, Ken 125,23,46 Ulatoski, Richard 125 Underbrink, Jim 125,60 Utley, Hilda 125,36,35 Utley, Raul 125,36,35 Valverde, Christine 145,19 Van Fleet, Mary 145,18,46 Vasquez, David 145 Vasquez, Richard 145 Vasquez, Raul 145 Vasquez, Rodolfo 145,65 Vela, Vela Vela Vela Vera Vest, Gloria 145 Imelda 110,23 Nicky 125 Oscar 110 Dolly 126, 40, 43, 47, 46 Sharron 126, 27 31,17, 167.84 Willey, Susan 145,40,18,44,31, 83 56,32,20 The crowd shares the players enthusiasm after winning the final game with Edinburg for the District championship. l75 xx 2 , gi Z ' E S 23' i E E QE E 2, s E5 ,WV 1 Q. 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