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

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Regisiering. Painiing Signs 3 Si . li 1 za il Q gl H i 'li al ll if QI ll as u as H I if ll I ll 2 gl an i my 1 l l if nv-l 'K Joe Saenz wails apprehensively as Mrs. Jo Ann Herring and Miss Clara Blackwell check his English sched- ule. Judy Sharp helps Mrs. Mary Lighl' a+ regisrralion. Rain wel pafios don'l kelep Carolyn Pack from working on Homecoming decoralions or John Calkins from enioying rhe dance.

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Twirling, WiTnessing SepTember. OcTober, November are memorable because They were Tilled wiTh The ioys oT beginning a school year . . . regisTraTion . . . seeing old Triends. malcing new ones . . . TooTbaII vicTories. and deTeaTs . . . pep rallies . . . spiriT conTesTs . . . I-lomecoming. The people oT KI-IS became involved during These monThs. Involved in plans . . . a summer delivery year- book. Involved in social TuncTions . . . Homecoming. queens, sweeThearTs, princesses. and beaus. Involved in geTTing ready Tor college . . . SAT preliminaries. In- volved in hosTing . . . Band Day . . . nexT year's library convenTion. Involved in winning . . . eighTeen members in regional orchesTra. The year was underway, The sTage was seT, The mood. apparenT-This would be The besT year yeT. For Three years Powder PuTT fans were enTer- Tained by Drum Maior Leo Canales and Tor many years The King Ranch has provided The school children oT Kingsville wiTh a concerT by The Corpus ChrisTi Symphony. Barbara Lacy wiTnesses in a mock Trial in a civics class. 'Ts