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

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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,

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, 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.

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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,