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

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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-

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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-