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

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ' ' Off-Broadway Christmas Review ' — A Huge Success Twenty-four energetic, hard-working students kept King ' s National Honor Society far above standards this past year. Even if it meant meeting at 7 : 30 in the morning, the group was determined to attain two distinct goals it had set for it- self. Under the leadership of Mr. James Schunke, a man admired and respected by the students, NHS strove for well-deser ' ed senior exam exemptions and sponsoring two qualified students for scholarships. Qualifications for attaining membership in the honor society arc grades of a B or above, leadership, and involvement in school and community activities. Selection of those honored students who became new members is made by the faculty. The new faces took their place among the old during initiation in the spring of the year. Most memorable of the past year was a delichtful Christmas program the NHS presented on Option day, December 19. On stage Charles Stone, the friendly newscaster narrated a series of skits en- titled Twas the Week Before Christmas- or-How to Make a Fool Out of Yourself Vithout Really Trying. John Keeling jjortrayed a laughable, though somewhat slender Santa, while NHS President Chuck Volk made his hy.sterical debut as the Sugar Plum Fairy. The script, though written by the usually serious minded members, caused hilarious memories to make Christmas, 1969, an unforgettable one. The NHS cast for the production of How to Make a Fool of Yourself Without Really Trying gives a big hand for their sponsor, Mr. James Schunke. Sugar Plum Fairy Chuck Volk trips over the bed of Debbie Haas and Diane Conoly in the NHS Christmas program, Twas the Week Before Christmas. Bottom row: John Keeling, Chris Duerr, Clark Hoffman, Beth Beckelhymer, Marilyn Albers, Richard Pajares, Julie Smith, Jesus Garza. Top row: Vicki Pollman, Cindy Granot, Beth Young, Peggy Burks, Shelley Nix, Chuck Volk, presi- dent, Janet Hampel, tice-president, Mr. James Schunke, sponsor, Cecille Taylor, secretary. Nappy Mayorga, treasurer, Charles Stone, Judi Hutchinson, Bill Scales. Susan Smallwood, Deb- bie Haas. Not pictured: Diane Conoly, Chris Mcjunkin.

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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

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The 1969-70 Mustang (Bottom Row) Joanna Hamilton, Glen Vest, Sammy Stephens, Jeff Kanipe, Renee Herrera, Robert Graham, Mike Luna, Doug St. Onge, Drum Major Peggy Burke, Bill Huff, Charles DeAses. (Second Row) Liz Hobbs, Debbie Young, Michelle Palmer, Susan Bryan, Peggr Kuratko, Cheryl Holloway, Patty Ward, Joyce Wilson, Kay Davis, Becky Clark, Lynn Breene, Pam Hall, Kenny Watson. (Third Row) Debbie McLain, Candy McFarland, Cindy Mungia, Becky Emerson, Pam McDaniel, Bonnie Marek, Sharon Roberts, Gay Gill, Nancy Jones, Louise Francis, Jamie Satlerwhite, Lee Ann Young, Darohl Bomba, Larry McWilliams, Earl Sch- miedekamp. (Fourth Row) Terri Habern, Gail Shatz, Paul Barria. Carol Bond, Valerie Fra- zier, Betty Steele, Vickie King, Paula Garrett, Steve Meyers, Marc Dodson, Carl Ratlijj, Bill McCord, Buzzy Bub, Bobby Veith, Mary Pat McArlhur. (Fifth Row) Nancy Lee, Rick Ball- tes. Dale Callis, Roddy Brand, Virgil Rudd, 68 Organizations