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

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T T5 if Q6 sim is L . 'ir -qs. WINGS VI. The old tradition of the female members of the school playing a light-hearted game of football was sparked by the Brahma Booster Club members again this year. Thesenior and freshmen girls composed one team, while juniors and sophomores made up the opposing team. Varsity football players lent a helping hand by coaching the girls. They taught the girls the ins and outs of football, as well as the ethics of a good game. Supporters turned out for a fantastic game. The fans hung in there and gave the teams all the support they needed. The senior and freshmen team experienced difficulty with only 22 points. The victorious juniors and sophomores racked up a total of 55 points for the game. The half-time show for the game was sensational. The full moon and the crisp night air brought out a little transvest- ism in the football players and band members. They transformed into volup- tuous female creatures of the evening with dazzling smiles and curvaceous figures. The cheerleaders' wiggles, jumps, and chants brought the crowd to its feet. The non-awarding winning King's Men Drill Team, alias J.V. football team, did a stimulating prop routine to the spunky tune of Good Ole Girls. The rifle guys tossed up a fabulous routine full of enchantment. The swing- ing flag guys did a magnificent preci- sion drill along with the drum corp's rendition of Three Blind Mice. The highlight of the evening was the Queen's Contest. The participating Varsity football players and their escorts gaily strolled out on the field for the judging. To his thrill and surprise, David Dacus, the six foot, blue-eyed brunette with an hourglass figure exuberantly received the title of Miss Powder Puff. David was modeling a long tangerine evening gown for the event. His escort, Thor Dekker, in his excitement promptly gave his date a joyous hug and kiss. The night was well worth remember- ing for participants as well as the fans. 1. Brahma Booster Club members, Mr. Prlce, Mrs. Jefferson, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Maldanaldo, andMrs. Whittington, make the flnal declslon on. the queen's contest. 2. Tlto Norris proudly promanades hls ravishlng date, Marcus Arrendondo, onto the fleld. 3. The prevalllng team ls seen ln their glory. 4. The brewny glrls played a vigorous game of football. 5. The gorgeous damsels and thelr robust escorts Ilne up for the judging. They are IL to R1 Thor Dekker, David Dacus, Thomas Brewer, Juan Arevalo, Tito Norris, Marcus Arrendondo, Carlos Lerma, Tom Gehman, James Jefferson and Ml h IEII d c ae zon o. 6. Rudy Saldana, Lewls Cannon and Gary Ortlz were the dynamic cheerleaders for the evening. 7. The triumphant junlors and sophomores llft their coach, Jerry Trevlno, onto thelr shoulders for an ecstatic cheer. Powder Putfl21

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TLLEISE JNINM les? ass.. A Q 1 22lCoIIege Nlght 5 Students can sfind answers to future in only two days 1. Bee County College was well represented at college nlght. 2. Debble Ashby, Llnda Ashby, and Kay Cox ask questlons to the Unlverslty ot Houston spokes- woman. 3. Donald Harrls plcks up Intormatlon on A8ll's enrollment status. 4. Rlcky Wood and hls parents stop at a college booth In the cateterla seeklng Intormatlon. 5. Interested students Ilsten to the Texas Tech representative. 6. Many colleges were set up In the llbrary otterlng varletles ot Intormatlve pamphlets. Texas A8ll attracted a blg crowd all nlght. 7. Students and parents got to know the representatives as well as the college. 8. The army representatlve lrom Texas A8lI had a sllde show.