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

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New Teachers at King When King opened this fall 32 new teachers were within its walls. Mrs. Pat Juelg was the only one not totally alien, as she had taught at King previously. When Mr. Rodney Davis, journalism sponsor, took a position as Public Rela- tions Director with the school board at mid-semester. Miss Chris Davis took his place. At semester two more teachers were replaced. Mis Larry Lanmon was replaced by Mrs. May Lee, and Mrs. Jayne Selby replaced Mrs. Norma Garza. Mrs. May Lee, History Mrs. Jayne Selby, English Library Serves as Place of Study, Learning, Knowledge Under the direction of Mrs. Martha Salinas, head librarian, the library was one of the busiest areas on the school — always filled with students researching in- formation, studying for tests, or enjoying the varied reading material. Students also made use of the audio-visual equipment available in the library. li Mrs. Wilma Havel, Mrs. Judy Baker, audio-visual ass ' t. librarian Mrs. Wilma Havel stops to talk to students on her way to the office.

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I ' WW Beverly Kruszewski measures material at Lich- enstein ' s, gaining credit for her distributive education class. Larry Pugh, an electronics student, is baffled Greg Singleterry (left) enjoys posing for a picture more than learning to take one, as Mr. by the complex equipment. Ed Botelho looks at a print with Walter McKee. Faculty 147

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Custodians and Cafeteria Workers Serve School in Various Capacities Cafeteria Workers are (left to right): Mrs. Josephine Blaschke, Mrs. Irene Davis, Mrs. Lottie Mokry, Mrs. Lupe Guerro, Mrs. Lillie Hicks, Mrs. Rose Mary Conner. Mrs. Anna Bille Layne, Mrs. Kathryn Ward, Mrs. Juanita Jones, Mrs. Paula Chavez, Mrs. Nellie Graves, )« i ' Mrs. Mattie Lampkin, Mrs. Connie Guajardo. Not pictured: Mrs. Shirley Shirley, Mr. Oscar Galvan, Mrs. Gertrude Applebaum. Custodians include (left to right): Mr. Dwight Cameron, Mr. Pablo Perez, Mr. Lupe Cantu, Mrs. Cecilia Hinojosa, Mr. Max Serrala, Mr. Mauricio Arevalo, Mr. James Jackson, Mr. Lupe Mansanale, Mr. Eleno Trevino. The cafeteria staff is composed of 15 workers under the direction of Mrs. Ger- trude Applebaum. They are responsible for the monumental job of feeding more than 2,000 students and more than 100 faculty and administration members dur- ing three lunch shifts each day. This year a committee was formed to provide better communications between the cafeteria staff and the students. The group con- sisted of Brett Hall. Norman Fleeman, James Cox, Monte Vaughan, Sue Keel- ing, and Kay Hendricks. Mauricio Arevalo, head custodian, and his eight co-workers keep continually busy in maintaining a clean school. They are also responsible for keeping the air-con- ditioning and heating systems in smooth working order. Hungry students crowd the cafeteria at noon. Faculty 149