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

Page 73 text:

Marching Band Dub Shephard, Karen Smith, Sharon Smith, Janice Mitchell, Ronnie Eanes, Ron Circi, Robert Cantu, Beckey Reyes, Ales Espinosa. (Sixth Row) Blake Boatman, Bill Wheaten, Randy Fuentes, Tommy Smith, Mike Gray, Aggie Armstrong, Maria Terry, Howard Nau, Kathy Reaves, Silvia Rios, Cecile Mormino, Jerry Crimes. (Seventh Row) Holly Barnes, Beth Strom, Louis Gutierrez, Jenny Johnson, Eric Moede, Kyle Koch, Linda Davis, Sue Kieterich, Francis Perez, Steve Grimes, Ken Drozd, Robert Thompson, Mike Shadle, David David Jackson, Jay Wheeless, Kent Turner, Ray Moreno, Tommy Crowley, Gary Chumbly, Jimmy Gonzales, Billy Evans, Paul Thomason, Leo Miller, David McCoskey, Richard Ward. (Top Row) Joe Johnston, Daryl Nycum, Rob- ert Christiansen, Rick Harris, John Seaman. Steve Lovell, Kim Bryce, Cheri Fredericks, Sire. (Eighth Row) Linda Schoo, Clint Miracle,

Page 72 text:

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

Page 74 text:

BAND Performances Are Part of the King Tradition The rh ' thmic beat of the drums and the lively tempo of the band set the pace for school activities all year long. Football season was just the beginning of a very busy and exciting school year. New songs, marching routines, and a performance each week made long hours of practice for the band a must. The enthusiasm of the band at pep rallies and games helped school spirit reach an all time high. To end the season on a high note, the Mus- tang band gave an unforgettable perform- ance at King ' s first Homecoming. After football season, the band ' s time was filled with contests, concerts, and candy sales. Numerous perfomiances were given for audiences ranging from the PTA to Civic Club meetings to golf tourna- ments. Throughout the year the agenda was marked by countless activities. Fi- nanced by profits from candy sales, the band went on its annual concert tour in April. A large part of the credit for having such a talented and successful band is due to director Loren Hall, president Doug St. Onge, vice-president Ronnie Eanes, and secretaiy-treasurer Aggie Annstrong. Feature twirler Kay Davis shows her versatility in twirling as she holds two swords. Ronnie Eanes, vice-president; Aggie Armstrong, secretary-treasurer ; and Doug St. Onge, presi- dent, led the Mustang Band. Leading the band were Peggy Burks, drum major; Bill Huff, assistant drum major; and Charles De Ases, drum major. (Top, I to r) Jamie Satterwhite, Cecile Mor- mino, Sherree Jones, Sylvia Rios, Sue Anna Dieterich, and Susan Bryan were twirlers for the band.