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

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The End of Summer Gives Birth To the Beginning of School In the siimmir, fun had been the num- ber one olijective. But the fun came to a screeching lialt August 3 as a hurricane named Celia came in screaming. The damage to King, although slight in comparison to that of the rest of the cit ' , included a ruined ■rjmnasium floor, destroyed portable build- ings, some structural damage, and downed flag and light poles. Upper; Jackie Harrell ponders the wonder of nature in the form of a puppy. Lower Left: (l-r) Pat .ludd, Dell Lloyd. Toni Bemis, Janet Greene, Patty Mattliews, and Hariey Butler discuss an inexpensive mode of travel. Lower right; Murry Baria uses the remaining summer days to improve his golf game. Center; Jeff Kanipe gazes through tlie roof of a once beautiful home. t ?N» ' ' MERCHANDISE - SERVICE ■W tC iff iii Mi ' ff. IS Activities

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However, even the combination of Celia and Judge Woodrow Seals who had not yet ruled in the Jose Cisneros desegregation suit against the Corpus Christi Independent School District could not prevent school doors from opening for the 1970-1971 school year. Lower right: Taking advajitaee of King ' s new smoking privileges. Johnny Cema relaxes during the morning break. Lower left: Chern. Shaffer. Sandy Grigsby, Alma Flores, ivian Villarreal and Wendy Gasser (l-r) recooperate on a bus stop after a trying day at schooL Upper: Mike Mays dreams of days of the past