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

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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

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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.

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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.