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

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STUDENT COUNCIL Juniors Strive To Strengthen Student Body Continuous activities kept the Junior Student Council busy throughout the year. Working with the senior and sophomore representatives, the council tried in earnest to strengthen the bond between the coun- cil ' s members and the indi idual student. Along with the traditional Student Council activities, Favorites ' Dance, Senior Prom, March of Dimes, and promotion of school spirit, the council members also planned and built a Student Lounge. Junior representatives worked long and hard with President Paul Gold and Vice- president Larry Wells, as well as with representatives from the rest of the coun- cil, to complete this project. Larry Wells and Paul Gold discuss with Principal Glen Littrell the types of furniture to be used in the lounge. Bottom row: Steve Pattison, Ernest Lowe, Larry Wells, Danny Dauenhauer, Stan Orman. Top row: Kathy Kellum, Libby Freudiger, Monte Vaughan, Karen Glasser, Sharon Keys. Not pictured: Paul Dodson, Paul Gold. V- y v.) ■

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STUDENT COUNCIL Leadership Change, Varied Projects Spark Council Bottom tow: Nappy Mayorga, Jim Hill, Frank Remmert, Mark Huntsman, John Keeling, Richard Pajares. Top row: Terri Johnson, Chris Duerr, Tina Wisznia, Cecille Taylor, Joan Student Council president Cheryl Corbett discusses with Mr. Glen Littrell about possibilities for council projects. Wallock, Cindy Granot, Beth Beckelhymer. Not pictured: Cheryl Corbett. Welcome signs and friendly smiles greeted newcomers to King this year as seniors aided the welcome project of the Senior Council. A change of leader- ship in the fall brought King its first girl president — Cheryl Corbett — with vice-president Richard Pajares. Jim Hill opened the year as president, but chose to resign in November. Cheryl was elected by the council and continued plans for the student lounge and Option Day. Elections to fill the vacancies on the Council opened the second semester of activities. Seniors headed committees on the for- mation of a service point system and a Corpus Christi Independent School Dis- trict, on constitutional revision, and on the annual March of Dimes march held January 31. Planning for the Favorites Dance in February was undertaken by senior girls during the early part of the new year. Toward the close of the school year, the council also made plans for the annual Senior Prom. Sponsor Mr. James Schunke, Chris Duerr and Terri Johnson listen to reports on the student lounge.

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STUDENT COUNCIL Sophomores Strive for Their Place in Leadership From the election of the representatives headed by President Phil Kurzner and March-a-thon and in the planning and in the fall to the end of school in the Vice-president Mark Hulings, helped in decorating for the Favorites Dance in spring, the Sophomore Student Council the distribution of student directories and February, was active in contributing to various plan- in the progress of the student lounge. They ned projects. The sophomore branch, also were involved in the annual KEYS I V : i Sophomore representative: Sue Keeling sells student directories to Attentive sophomores listen to President Cheryl Corbett (far right) at Tom Broderick and Ken Drozd during homeroom. the joint student council meeting. Council members include (bottom tint ' ): Tal- mage Boston, Phil Kurzner, Rocky Delano, Mink Hillings. Top row: Brenda Bonham, Judy Keeling, Debbie Young. Brenda Ingram. Not Wallace, Jennifer Wade, Suzy Hutchinson, Sue pictured: Leslie Nine. 66 Oicanizations