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

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l b 7 :M--1-......,,. ,A 8 1. Newly crowned Homecoming Queen Debbie Thomas is congratulated by cheer- leader mascot jennifer Whittington. 2. Emmy Trevino and Blake Bunch show that everything is fine on the Western front. 3. The second annual Burning of the B is a great success. 4. King's Ladies Karen Maples, Amy Baldillez, Letisa McKenny, and Lisa Martinez cheer on the Brahmas at the Homecoming Pep Rally. 5. Donna Drago and Betsy Cogdill greet everyone with a japanese hello on International Day. 6. Rosanna Hinoiosa stands for the school song at the end of the Homecoming Pep Rally. 7. joe Trevino stops at his locker before taking his daily siesta in English class. 8. Freshmen Becky Bowen carries the traditional Black and Gold carb to extremes. Homecomlng!9

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In olvement Livens Homecoming lt was a week filled with laugh- ter, tears, headaches, spirit, and lots of fun. A time in the school year when all spirit broke loose, The event was Homecoming Week KOct. 6th-llthj, There were no major alterations made in the traditional layout other than the minor changes that result- ed from the new football schedule causing the celebration to take place earlier in the year than planned. Students got really excited about dress-up days. Each day of the week had a different theme that provided every individual in the school with the opportunity to get involved. Ribbons were awarded to the two students who best repre- sented the day's theme. Monday officially began the week with International Day. Attire from many different countries was worn. 8!Homf-coming Rose Perez received a first place ribbon and johnny Cortez a second place ribbon for their participation in the activities, Western Day followed with the greatest number of participants, Raland Tuttle received a first place ribbon and Debbie Thomas a second place ribbon. Wednesday, 60's Day, brought flower children, hippies, and mini- skirts. lames Roberts and Melanie Nielsen were awarded ribbons for their groovy outfits. On Hats and Sunglasses Day some of the craziest hats imagin- able were worn. Andy Palmer and Lila Sahtout received ribbons that day. Ending the week was the tradi- tional Black and Cold Day, Becky Bowen and Steve Dolezal were awarded ribbons for the best use of the school colors. T 6 r M N .Ax -. - -M----...,, X ma , -Li it Wm UB' wg k Wm my 0 'x 2 'iltady ,- -

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Spirited Celebration Assu res Victor During Homecoming Week, the usual spirit contests were held. National Honor Society members won first place in the billboard contest with their neatly done billboard. The car contest was won by Leslie Heyes. She was given the honor of entering her winning car in the traditional homecoming par- ade down Kleberg Avenue. First place in the float contest was taken by the choir. The swim team took second place in the contest. Seniors showed they had the most spirit by winning the spirit chain contest which took place between the classes. The seniors also won the hall decorating contest with the theme, Senior Stables. Cheers chanted at the home- coming pep rally and bon-fire helped to fill the football players with all of the spirit needed to win the game. Winning the game made the homecoming dance an even greater success. Moses Rose, a band from the valley, was chosen as the entertainment. Debbie Thomas was crowned Homecoming Queen during the game's half-time ceremonies Satur- day afternoon. Overall, homecoming was con- sidered to have been a great success by most of the student body and faculty. IMF' 'WX ' S -1 M , i,'I- ' gif ' ' lb . Nix 2 1. Song Huang, Bryan Dunn, and Chris Roscoe work on the NHS billboard at Song's house. 2. The swim team's second place float shows lots of spirit as it advances down Kleberg Street. 3. jypsy jonas was one of the five homecoming finalists. 4. Debra Breeding was a homecoming candidate representing the band. 10fHomecoming f f ai Q