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

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The 71-72 Mustang cheerleaders cheered the Green Machine on to vic- tory throughout the year. The six girls started their year early In the sumnner practicing together and attending a summer camp at SMU, During the year they promoted spirit by attending games, decorating the concourse and the gym, organizing pep rallies, and selling ribbons They were helped In their eftorts by Miss Shirley GIngerlch, their sponsor, and mascot Bill Flee- man. a. Front row: Jane Andrus, Pam Hewlett, and Cindy Featherslon Second row: Patty Russell. Bill Fleeman, and Peggy Russell Top Judy Mosley b Mascot Bill Fleeman admires Pam Hewlett as she does do it c Hey, hey make the scene! ' urges Judy Mosley d Louder! yells Jane Andrus e The start of another pep rally finds Peggy Russell with a smile on her face f As a game draws to a close. Patty Rus- sell begins to look a little tired g Who are the Mustangs ' ' asks Cindy Featherslon at the opening basketball game 94 organizations

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Annual Roman banquet inspires Latin students Latin Club was brought together by two parties this year The first was Saturnalia, which was held at Barbara Hunt ' s house on December 10 It was an Informal party intended to bring the Latin students together. The second was the Roman banquet held on March 10, celebrating the Ides of March. The Latin students were to dress up as Roman citizens. The first year students served as slaves and the second year students served as roy- alty. Mr s. Paciotti sponsored the Latin Club. Monte English was president and Tommy McKenzie was vice presi- dent. First year officers were John Bradley, Hank Ellsworth, and Joe Burch. a The Latin Club utilized the facilities in the li- brary for many a round table discussion b Offi- cers: fvlonte English, Hank Ellsworth, Tommy McKenzie, Joe Burch, John Bradley WSi lE 96 organizations