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

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h Spaghetti supper nets $1,300 Activities and money making pro- jects for the drill team included the annual spaghetti supper Sept. 8, which netted $1,300, selling names for the booster page in the football program, and a Christmas program. Pleasant to watch, these girls proved their poise and ability while performing equalled their spirit and dedication. organizations 51

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I, Royalcttes for 19 ' ' 2-73 are from row: Renee Matthews. Debbie McLendon. Sylvia Villarreal, Lisa. Mondy. Patti Cook, Judy Kring, Linda Gipson, Candy Menard, Debbie Abbott. Ruth Gunnar, Sherry McCord, Cher l Purser. Sylvia Quinones, Kathleen Baldwin; second row: Becky Roe, Susan Nooner, Janiecc Dault, Jeanne Felfe, Louette Taylor, Gail Guenther. Barbara Johnson. Bobbie Trial. Brenda Litchko. Paula Mengle. Barbara Holmes, Sandra Spjcncer, Denise Akm, Elda Perez. Carrie Gray. Cherry Holmes. Patti Pcdrotti, Marianne McGee; third row: Carol Shadle, Sherry Haefeli, Brenda Bridges, Susan Cothran, Holly Capelle, Joi Uri, Kathy Turpin, Debbie Gipson, Kathy Gavlik, Diane Johnson, Anne Miller, Shannon Gideon, Barbara Little, Cindi Kellum, Elaine Dolgner, Kyle Anderson, Vicki Williamson, Jody Hybner. fourth row: Sharon Tomlinson, Karen Lewis, Linda Mericle, Barbara Wendl, Carol Pierson, Carolyn Forney, Deanna Goodman, Terry Wyeth, Debbie Bargcr, Judy Bolin. Kayc Ramsey. Pat Robinson, Martha McCaskey, Gail Bookout, Andrya McAuley, Sally Stephens, Mar- sha Nolen. 2. Royalcttes are nervous before, excited during, pleased after their performance is over, 3. Barbara Johnson serves dessert at the spaghetti supper. 4. Managers and sponsors are: Mrs. Nikki Boynt, Harry Hamilton, Val Johnson, Shawna Boynt, Bruce Featherston, Bernie Kratko, Joe Burch, and Mrs Dorothy Gum

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Feeder school concert first of year m m jHT iM. jR 2 P£ W P || V fl fSV 1 m • Mm H 1 irii % IS L r ' i ii ' L i ' • 1 ' ( 1| r j ' i ' 1 • ni J hi .1 ii -1 a ■ . . 1 1 1 ) , » 1 U ' - . With a junior high school feeder concert heading off the year ' s activi- ties, the Choir soon found its sched- ule to be a busy one. The turkey din- ner, an annual fund-raising event, was held near Thanksgiving, and a con- cert was held at Christmas to top off the holiday season. A contemporary muJic festival at Del Mar and the UIL Solo and Ensemble contest and Choir contest highlighted the end of the first semester. The choir then began pre- paring for the Buccaneer Days Music Festival and the spring concert and tour. 52 organizations