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

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The Best of Times lt's Rainin on Prom Night Unlike prom night in the movie Grease, the fact that it was Raining on Prom Night didn't dampen the spirit of excitement and romance for the many couples who attended the prom. Even though trips to the flower shops were made difficult due to the downpours, the anticipation of the prom never ceased. Some say the preparation is half the fun! Upon entering the Ice House, where the prom was held, most couples first had their portraits taken by Del Mar photographers, They then absorbed the atmo- sphere and decorations while find- ing a place to sit and chat with friends. The band Texas Avenue provided the music which ranged from country to rock. Some students were disappointed by the -ii , MXN P' -nl amount of country music, yet, on the other hand, many enjoyed the kicker dancing. At ten o'clock, the senior favor- ites were announced: Most Popu- lar, Edie Rios and Mitch Nielsen, Friendlest, Sandy Cavazos and jimmy Newton, Craziest, Edie Rios and Mike DePuydt, Most Hand- some, Kirk Nix, Most Beautiful, Debbie Thomas, and Lady of the Prom, Selma Lara. After the prom, some students topped off their evening with after parties where they had the chance to sit back and recall the time just spent. The prom indeed lived up to its theme, The Best of Times. Mr. Ramos praised the student body and exclaimed, It was great!

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, --- The Era Of Free Will Ends, Graduates N w Hold Th Future Twelve years passed and the naive class of 81 entered the world of responsibility to attempt to leave their mark on society. The end of commencement signaled the end ofa carefree life for many. Commencement, held in the Gil Steinke Physical Education Center May 28th, consisted of the tradi- tional Pomp and Circumstancef' invocation, speeches, and finally Auld Lang Synef' Seniors then all wished each other good luck and farewell and went their separate ways in life. Who will succeed, only time will tell. 2 3 28!Graduation