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

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King vs. Kingsville 55 — 34 58 — 50 King vs. Carroll 51 — 73 64 — 47 King vs. Ray 61 — 32 70 — 63 King vs Miller 71 — 45 56 — 58 King vs Beevile 67 — 35 55 — 44 King vs Alice 61 — 26 89 — 42 King vs Moody 60 — 40 79 — 43

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Ring out the old, bring in the new for a promising year of ' 72 Cold weather did not stop the fast action of the basketball team racing across courts to scale to the number seven position in the state. King was chosen as a model school in Texas, resulting from our Ef H and senior English program, AESOP. These programs were observed by visitors from all over the country. Flowers bloomed and the sun cast rays over the welcoming committee of the city P.T.A., which held its confer- ences in the school auditorium. The Royalettes and NJROTC ushered the guests IVIidterm tests upset the affairs of students, resulting in intense studying and plans for new schedules. A feeling of great relief was evident as the end of the tests grew near. Senior Paul Erb was cited for the writing of an article on sailboats pub- lished in the January 72 Yachting magazine. Paul launched a full scale drawing of an ideal boat for the Cor- pus Christi area. Driver Education students attended an assembly on good driving in the cafetorium Feb 7. IVIr. Stokley pre- sided over the show with films and processed data from national driving statistics. a Anthony Segovia and Carol Ann Flowers dis- cuss a painting during art class. b.Pat Chap- man, Chnsline Cantu and Rosemary Paulson think ot memories as they buy their senior invi- tations c Tim Brockman. Jetf Kanipe and Marc Dodson watch the presses roll as they lour the Caller-Times newspaper with the Hoofbeat stafi d Carolyn Sudduth is wise to study lor that hard exam that ' s coming up e Karen Riner and Debbie Mutton enjoy the sunshine as they sneak the posies from the Iront of the school