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

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Biology Clubs join to clean up environment This year, the Biology Clubs at King and Miller High Schools joined together in a group effort to clean up the environment. Seining trips were taken to the beach frequently, in order to add to the fish and small life already col- lected here in the school aquariums. The members did not limit their study to the sea, however. They also studied taxidermy in hopes of creat- ing display of South Texas wildlife for future Biology enthusiasts. I Biology Club members include: front row: Miss Frances Longoria; second row: Debbie Jackson, recording secretary: Wayne Davis; third row: Sharon Ingram. Therese Miller, Tri- sha Elcfante. treasurer; Becky Stephens, corre- sponding secretary; top row: Jimmy Farmer, president; Russell Burton. Not pictured: Mar- sha Bland, parliamentarian; Bruce Bland, Judy Jaks, vice-president; Carolyn Hicks, and Lupe Talamantes. 2. Members collect and sort shells on one of their frequent trips to Padre Island. 62 organizations

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1. Buddy Habccb and Lucy Morales practice in class to reach perfection on the cash register, while, 2. Mr. Adrian Huckabec teaches Mary Ann Reid and Jimmy Thompson the proper way to ring up a sale, 3. A normal day ' s work may find Kathy Starkey helping a customer make out a check, Minnie Patterson keeping count of the store ' s daily business, and Donna Ricketts ringing up a shopper ' s sales. 4. Byron Pratt arranges a display at the London Britches Pant Store. organizatlons 61

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Chess Club reorganizes, doubles in size P i nl V Boasting a record total of 23 active members, compared to last year, the Chess Club was completely reorgani- zed this year. An informal tournament was plan- ned within the club in order to deter- mine the current Chess Club King. A tournament was planned for Febru- ary, and members planned to attend other area tournaments as well. The results of those tournaments were announced toward the end of the 1. Daniel Garcia and Bill Cohn macch wits in an afternoon game- 2. Concentration is what the game is all about as one of the chess enthusiasts watches his opponent. 3. Chess Club members arc: front row: Terry Burnett, president; Mark Hardigree, Rebecca Jordan. Douglas Palzer, treasurer; Bill Cohn, vice presi- dent; second row: Patrick Mendoza. Beverly Price, Daniel Garcia, Gary Cude, Tina Shock- ley, Curtis Heusman, Monte Estes, Earl Schmiedckamp, Trenton Burnett. Not pictured: Carolyn Hicks, secretary; Randy Elliott, Gary Gerbig, Keith Glasson, Jonathan Hall, David Proulx, Roland Daughtry, Charles DuPont, Mike Watts, Dale Denton.