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

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Experiences, jn Future Years When Max finally arrived, days were iSlled with making plans for ptoms and parties, fittings for caps and gowns, honor assemblies, and general confusion. Others were struggling with summer fever while trving to prepare for finals. People began to consider what the end of the year would mean to them. To some, it meant that they would soon be on their own to earn their own living or to continue their schooling. To others, it meant the chance to earn extra money for the next school year and the chance to have some extra fun. When the day of graduation ceremonies arrived, all were promptly seated and began to await their turn to take those steps leading into the future. Reflecting on high school days, the myriad of tests, teachers and acquaintances, brought smiles to some faces and tears to the eyes of others. Hearing the usual words of encouragement helped dispel some of the fear, but insecurity about the future still lingered. As the benediction was pronounced, hope filtered through the crowd as each realized that now we see only puzzling reflections in a mirror, but then we shall see face to face. My knowledge is now partial: then it will be whole. ' THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE 1 Corinthians 13 Upper right; Careful, Benny, Ed Becka warns Belinda Bond as they explore the rocks along Corpus Christi Bay. Nliddle: Down boy. dowTi, ' commands Joy Dobbs to Phil Heaton as they relax on a Saturday afternoon on the Peoples Street T-head. Lower right: I ' m flying! exclaims Patty Matthews as she swings on a gate in old Bayview Cemeter Lower left: (1-r) Danny Laser, Janice Mitchell, Kay Hendricks, Paula Bartee, and Chuck K itek .saddle up to ride home after a picnic in Cole Park.

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