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

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February welcomes the return of the P. 0. W. ' s Along with snowflakes, February also brought cheers and tears with the returning of the P.O.W. ' s follow- ing the truce of the Vietnam War. The nation mourned the deaths of both ex-presidents, Truman and John- son. As important milestones were taking place in national affairs. King High School went on as usual. Many plans were made around the excite- ment of Valentines, as the Psychol- ogy Club delivered Valentine tele- grams and the French Club sold car- nations. Seniors planned for gradua- tion with the ordering of their invita- tions, announcements, caps, and gowns. National Merit Finalists were announced, with four being from King. The Student Council nomi- nated 25 seniors for the Court of Honor, and a panel of 15 teachers chose eight of these to be the Royal Court of Honor. The King band held a Mexican Supper and earned over $1000. The month ended with King sponsoring an NFL qualifying tourna- ment. 4r ' -• B BBBW B J

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1. Seniors enjoy their favorite academic pastime as Kathy Rouse, Katie Kubach, Becky Roc, and Alicia Wintermute visit in the library. 2. Seen at many of the basketball games, Harold Gold and Allen Stone enjoy announcing play- by-play action of the King Mustangs. 3. Tak- ing a break from math, Jerry Hall shows his Valentine telegram to the EMH class. 4. Many students take advantage of the selling of Valentine telegrams by the psychology club. 5. Mexican food is enjoyed by all as the King High School Band holds its annual Mexican Supper. 6. Nancy Heickman receives her flow- ers as various French Club members deliver carnations upon the arrival of Valentine ' s Day.