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

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Summer brings work and joy of achievement to students with extended interests 22 activities

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District win highlights spring baseball F»M]tA -= «al »«MtWWBl»i» ' ' in B i U tt. ii i A On May 20, 1971, the King Mustangs stopped the Carroll Tigers with a 3-2 win, giving the Mustangs the district championship with a rec- ord of 22 wins, seven losses, and one tie After securing the district title, the Mustangs went to Brownsville .for bi- district playoffs, where they lost the first game of the series. Soon after- wards they repeated their perform- ance by losing on home territory to give the Eagles the bi-district win DISTRICT GAME King vs Carroll 3 — 2 BI-DISTRICT GAME King vs Brownsville 1 — 4 King vs Brownsville 4 — 5 a Eddie Hunt prepares to warm up as Coach Jay Law observes ottier players b Mustangs gather round lor a quick pep talk trom Coach Law c With a smile on his face, Steve Moltz tags a Brownsville Eagle out d Kenny Schuetze keeps a Brownsville Eagle close to base as they, watch the pitcher wind up e PeeWee (Mike) Featherston grits his teeth as he pops one up.

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Those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer were spent In leisure through- out the season (or many people. Ac- tivities of all sorts employed students In vacation and summer jobs. But some school-minded students gave well-spent weeks In workshops and tournaments that took them across the country The debate team of Phillip Kurzner and Paul Gold went with NFL sponsor Mrs. Nancy DePuy to Stanford to enter the national foren- sic competition. Phillip won fifth in boys ' impromptu and together they debated five rounds out of eight which placed them In the top 25 in the na- tion. A week of yearbook and newspaper workshops was held at Trinity Univer- sity which ten students from these two departments attended Highlights of the workshop competition ended with Hoofbeat editor Jeff Kanipe winning an Award of Excellence and co-editor Sally Snider taking a rank of Superior. a. King graduate Beth DIemerl and Patty Buck- ley, senior, throw a few punches at the beach. b. I can ' t look down I ' ll get sick! wimpers Chnsty Matthews c Susan Diemert. Cissy Tuohy, and Debbie Newby discuss their discov- eries at the Trinity journalism workshops d. Tim Nolton Hashes that DO smile while working at his summer job e Paul Gold and Phillip Kurzner tile notes (or their next debate. activities 23