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

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i New Wall Chart Seen in Business Department King students were offered an oppor- tunity to learn business skills under the teachership of Mrs. Mar) ' McCallick, short- hand; Mrs. Kathv Morrow, business law: Mrs. Hillye Field, typing: and Mrs. Mary Pettit and Mrs. Cynthia McMullan, bookkeeping. Mrs. Peggy Laudadio, who left at mid- term, was replaced by Mrs. Morrow in business law classes. The bookkeeping classes received a new- wall chart which helped quite a bit during classroom exercises. Business Department teachers (1— r) are Mrs. Mar}- McCallick. Mrs. Kathy Morrow. Mrs. BUlye Field, Mrs. Cynthia McMuJlan. and Mrs. Mary Pettit. Below left; Mrs. Peggy Laudadio cuts a piece of cake given to her by tlie faculty before she left at mid-term. Below right: Mrs. Cynthia McMullan brings her lunch to school every day. Faculty 247

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Physical Fitness Keynote in All P.E. Classes Above: Taking time out to liave their picture made are (front row, 1-r) Charles Bright, Jay Law, Sam Mosley, and Clarence Todd; (back row, 1-r) Monte Stratton, Don Fuqua, Colvin Ward and Guy Dillon. Run 2 . . 3 . . 4, Bend 2 . . 3 . . 4 was a familiar saying in the P.E. classes. It was even heard from our new baseball coach, Mr. Jay Law. Physical fitness, sportsmanship, and co- operation with others were stressed in Physi- cal Education Department. The Students learned the value of good health and team- work. In competition with others, the stu- dents appreciated the skills and the attitude of the good winner and the determined efforts of the good loser. The girls ' classes took part in such activities as Softball, volleyball and one semester of health. Boys ' classes took part in weightlifting, football and one semester of health. Instructing girl ' s P.E. classes were Nadene Erekson, Audrey Boney, Mary McLean and Dorothy Beck- l aculty 246

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Duties Numerous for Office Staff Working in the office was not as easy as it might have appeared to be, according to the staff. Taking attendance, giving tardy excuses, filling out numerous payroll sheets, and answering the telephone were but a few of the tedious and time-consuming duties that the office workers performed diligently. Although the nurses ' duties were not quite .so numerous, they were just as vital and time-consuming. Doctors excusi students, and faculty woes were attended by the nurses during emergencies. They helped to keep evervonc functioning during their hours at school. Right: Office staff standing, (l-r) are Mrs. Charlotte Gideon, Mrs. Gloria Morrison, Mrs. Jo G seated, Mrs. Hi Hatridge. liovc: Mrs. Johnnie Cunningham, school nurse checks a thennometer reading, . bove left: Which ones haven ' t paid for lost books? questions Mrs. Barbara Atwood (I) and Mrs. Doris Mains. The two women handled study haU and book room rou- Faculty 248