King High School - Coronat Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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1970 Court m omt labp tqsP A gifted musician, Peggy has lead the Mustang Band on and off the field as drum major. She advanced to regional band her sophomore year and has, for the past two years, won a seat in the State Band. Ranked one of the top students scholaslically in the graduating class, she is a member of National Honor Society and a Girls ' State nominee. As president of the Student Council during her senior year, and an active member the previous two years, Cheryl has been tuned ill to the words involvement and participation. She has work- ed toward bettering the school both within and without. A mem- ber of the Royalettes her junior year, Cheryl was voted Best All- Around Girl the last two years and was elected Queen for the 1969-70 term. A member of National Honor Society and Quill and Scroti, Chris has spent many hours in the jour- nalistic field, serving as managing editor of the Coronat and reporter for the Hoofbeat, and has taken honors at UIL meets. A runner-up for a National Merit Scholarship, Chris also was named senior class favorite runner-up. Also on her list of activities are Student Council, Royalettes and Girls ' State. Debbie ' s contributions to King range from serving as drill team co-captain to editing the organiza- tions section of the Coronat. Chosen a class favorite runner-up for two years, she has worked as secretary of Quill and Scroll and vice president of the Spanish Club. Her academic standing rated her a place in National Honor Society.

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Outstanding Students Gain Recognition Stale Band member Peggy Burks practices her flute. Beverly Kruszewski, outstanding homemaking student, checks di- rections for a project. Lynn Green and Kent Turner are the band ' s king and queen. All State Choir members Herb Teat and David Russell check over music for an up-coming concert. Roslyn Dawson receives Out- standing Student Award. Rosie de las SaJilos is a finalist for the Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation Scholarship.

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Cisljt aaopal Mtmhtti Ht icljarb ajareg ir djarlcs tone ir Cljuck Ik ir iLcnnp l aWon An all-around student, Richard has participated in activities rang- ing frotn Chess Club to Student Council. As vice president of the Council this year, he organized the March of Dimes campaign. In addition to the Pan-American Student Forum, he is a member iif National Honor Society and was a senior class favorite runner- up. Scholastically, he is ranked in the top one per cent of the class. Charles has left his mark in the fields of speech and debate as he compiled a 30 wins-6 losses record as member of National Forensic League. He has served the organi- zation both as recording secretary and vice president. A member of National Honor Society, Charles also was cinema critic for The Hoofbeat. Chuck has taken numerous hon- ors in both the athletic and aca- demic areas. He has served as a varsity football player for three years — receiving a football schol- arship — and as president of Na- tional Honor Society. A class fav- orite all three years, as Best Ail- Around and Most Popular, he was named King at the annual Fav- orites ' Dance. A member of the Mustang Band, orchestra and All-City High School youth symphony, Kenny has dem- onstrated his talent in the musical field during his 3-year high school career. Playing lead alto saxo- phone in the stage band has oc- cupied much of his time. In ad- dition to studying various musical instruments, Kenny found time to participate in Math Club activities last year.