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

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Practice Perfects Top Five Golfers Top left, clockwise: Mike Robinson and jamin Swantner compromise on greens, You help me, I help you. Mark Anderson insists on complete reverence after retrieving his ball out of the water hazard. Bruce Anderson demonstrates proper use of tree wood. Murr ' Baria ex- ecutes a perfect chip shot from sand trap.

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Golfers Take District 27-4A Title The 19;0-a Mu..tiu«! goll t.am cor isted of (back, 1 to r) Steve Morrison, Stephen (,lemL Ja.mn Swantmr, David Garcia, Cole Halliburton. Br on Reasonover, Iurn Bana, Brai,don Black, Dennis Traut, Mark Anderson, Mike Robinson, Bruce Anderson, John Hatridge, Coach Jerrv V eiser (front, U r Gar, B.ckham, Mark Barcklow, Hal Ellsworth, AUen Austin, Bruce .Mien, R.cky Rhoten, Tin, Gainan, Robert Levfne, Terry- Y brou ,! and 5e J Above: ar»ity .Mustang «,Ai -T are (back, I to r) Mike Robinson, Cole Halliburton. Bruce .Anderson, Vlurry Baria, Mark Anderson, .lamin Swantner. (front. I to r) John Hatridge. ' Mark Barcklow. Bryan Reasonover, Dermis Traut, Dawd Garcia. Right: Coach Jerry Weiser lifts pin out to aid a player. King golfers boasted one of the best seasons this year by winning the 27-4.A district golf title and advancing to re- gional competition, under Coach Jerrj ' U eiser. ft ilh a learn score of 627, Bruce Ander- son, David (jarcia, Mike Robinson and Mark . nderson contributed to the Mustangs ' win- ning effort. Bruce .Anderson won medalist honors in the distri ct play. In regional competi- tion against 16 teams, King golfer= took .5th place. In .March, the golfers captured the Border Olympic high school division title. Bruce .Anderson was score. The fir t tliree year sayv 1st, 2nd a taken. In the .Alice again cited for his tournaments of the id 4th place honors High School Invita- tional earlier tliis year, the top five i olf- ers captured first place among the 37 schools competing. My - m i

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Record Setting Swimmer Sets Pace for Team 1 1 ■.,•?■ 1 1: T kfr Pl m t- Wk Ending its second year, King ' s swim team consisted of six region swimmers. These swimmers worked out diligently throughout the season Ijefore and after school. In the girls division, the team was ranked first in city. In the Memorial High School meet in Houston, Jeff Beynon captured first in the 100-yard backstroke in consolation finals and also fourth in the Flour Bluff swim meet. King took second place in the competition. Adrian Ridgeway, state swimmer, set a new poll record in the 300-meter freestyle with the time of 3:41.6. Adrian, a junior, was named out- standing swimmer at the State Meet in Austin March 19-20. Adrian also took first and second place honors at Rice University in February. Clockwise, left: Adrian Ridgeway, state swim- mer, demonstrates her freestyle. Swimmers are alert for start Members of the King swim team are (top row, left) Adrian Ridgeway, Jeff Beynon, Carron Hughes, (bottom, left) Carrol Hughes, Barbara Beynon. Not pictured is Karen Hudson. District swim coach, George Smith, looks approvingly over swimmers. Sports 95