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

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.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

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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.

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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.