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

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Indian summer stretches fall into fun With the end of football season and the beginning of basketball. November kept students in full swing. Approximately 150 seniors of sever- al government classes left on their an- nual trip to Austin. They visited places of interest, including the University of Texas campus. The Drama Department drew large crowds and favorable reviews with its first production, A Midsummer Night ' s Dream. The beginning of the end began when seniors were asked to sign up for their diplomas in the counselors ' office.

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Sophomores get it together for a 7-3 record Under the guidance of Coaches Colvin Ward and Monte Stratton. the sophomore football team ended the 71 season with a record of seven wins and three losses. Dwight Perez, who led the sophomore team to their earlier victories, was drafted onto the varsity squad. The only time the Mustangs failed to score was in their final game against the Moody Trojans. a. First row: Paul Hoffman, manager; Jerry Baethage, Trey Kiel, Gary Cruse, Mike Garcia, Gary Lewis, Pal Smith, Dale Brown, Tom Stiidler, Terry Koefiler, Bobby Lee, manager. Second row: Tony Raimondo, Robert Ryan, David Hatridge. Ernie Rivera, Bobby Stowe, Luis Segovia, Steve Cook, Galen While, Mike Henry, Greg Celeski, Adrian Lealh Third row: Coach Monle Stratlon. Bill Garnell, Charles Callis, Tod Haynes, Guy McRoberls, Donnie Parish, Robert McCord, Richard Quinlanilla. Rodney Henckel, James Mabry, Mike Buckley, Herman Johnson, Coach Colvin Ward Back row Jorge Yglesias, Tom Dulaune, Robert Hasen, Dwight Perez, Pal Potter, Jerry Hall. Dick Glasser. Mano Mayorga, Alex Rummler, James Ferguson, Richard Bouse, Gary Gerbig b Tony Raimondo — mul- tiple choice (1) Rub a dub dub — Tony in the tub (2) Coach, have you seen my rubber ducky ' ? (3) Motheri What are you doing here ?! c Tom Shidler, 34. gives a good offen- sive block as Sieve Cook, 25, gallops for yard- age against Moody d Going, going, gone — Ray Texans can ' t keep up with the Mustangs, e Greg Celeski smiles al the thought of the end of long hard days of practice King vs. Kingsville 20 — King vs. Carroll 16 — King vs. Ray 26 — 6 King vs. Miller 36 — 6 King vs. Beeville 22 — 14 King vs. Alice 6 — 32 King vs. Moody — 20 - ' ' ' - KlM '

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a Patty Warner protects her turkey from Rick Pinson at the choir ' s annual Turkey and Dress- ing Dinner b Would you like to drink out of my fountain ' ? asks Betsy Miller c Spirited juniors decorate to win the competition for spirit week d Christine Cantu, Connie West, and Mark Dugie play in the soapy results of a Halloween prank e Marine biology students fish around on a field trip activities 37