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

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Above and clockwise: Seniors ' 71 show their pucker-power as they express their spirit for the nght - Mustangs. John Hopkins directs students as they sign the student council-sponsored petition in criticism of POW treatment in Vietnam. Wliat a carl exclaims William Bub to Carl Ratliff and Steve Meyer as they contemplate whether to participate in the Spanish Club bash. To jump or not to jump is what Harold Gold asks himself as he clings to the scaffold. Ipper right: Hrent Haggard wonders hou lo sliow Masalino Sugimori. Corpus Christi ' s Japanese ex- change student a good time. Lower right: As they prepare for their trip (l-r) Charlie Kvitek, Miss Chris Davis. Mrs. Ginger Mokry. Jane Andnis, Pam Hewlett. Brenda Bonham, Monte Vaughn, Ricky Goodman, and Beckye Brown discuss the upcom- ing Clear Creek basketball tournament 24 Activities

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■ y v v r. upper left: Jimmy Ross and Stan Fox repaint the horse heads on the chain hnk fence in the front of tJie school as Sevene Baker gives directions. Upper right: Should I disturb the Hbrary? Mark Wright wonders. Center: The band goes through their routine at half-time. Bottom: Though it has begun to rain, the 13 nominees continue smiling througti- out the Homecoming ceremonies. Activities 23

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Fall Sparks Thoughts of Sports, Projects, Visitors November, although bringing the end of an exciting football season, also brought the hope of victory in basketball and the concern with the plight of those servicemen who are being held by the North Vietnamese. .About 1.427 signatures were obtained on a petition asking North Vietnam to abide bv the Geneva convention of 1949. The petition stressed three major points: 1. To repatriate sick and seriously ill when they are able to travel: 2. .• llow non-partisan group.s to inspect the prison camps: and -3. .AJlow communications between prisoners and their families. The petition was sponsored by the Student Council. The annual government trip to .Austin was held with approximately 1.50 King students attending, . mong places visited were the Capitol building, the Governor ' s mansion, and the campus of the University of Texas.