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

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Math Club visits math-oriented industries Mu Alpha Theta, a nation-wide organization, offers a variety of math- related activities for interested stu- dents who maintain a B average in math. Meetings held on the first and third Monday afternoons helped members prepare for UIL slide-rule competition and number sense. The members planned trips to math and science oriented industries. Officers for 1972-73 are president, Carolyn Hicks; vice-president, Glori Allen; and secretary-treasurer, Jo Anne Goeser. 1- Mrs. Cindy Wiggins and Robert Atmar seem a little confused about the computer, but Carolyn Hicks offers assistance. 2. Jon Hall works with the computer at the Wilson Tower. } . Math Club members are Mrs. Cindy Wiggins, Carolyn Hicks, Jon Hall, Sharon Ingram, Jo Anne Goeser, Jane Atter- bury, Robert Atmar, Mary Beecroft, Linda Morns, Glon Allen, Monte Estes, Mike Dull- nig, Karen Nelson. Not pictured: Belinda Tau- bert, Becky Stephens, Colleen Cass. organizaKons 67

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Marine Science goes to Ingleside jetties The purpose of the Marine Science Club is to further interest in marine science and related fields. Through the maintenance and observa- tion of n tanks, members learned much about the marine environment. The club took field trips to Stcdman ' s Island, the jetties at Port Aransas and on the bayfront. and to Ingleside where specimens were collected for classification. Plans were being made for trips to Red Fish Bay, and the Aransas Wildlife Refuge as well as a tour of the Marine Science Institute located there. Money making projects such as bakesales, car washes, a raffle, and the sale of scacapes were planned in order to raise funds. Officers included President David Heacock, while Carol Pierson assisted him as vice presi- dent. Tracy Geddcs and Marcia Thompson served as recording and corresponding secretar- ies, respectively, while Raymond StalHngs was elected parliamentarian, and Debra Glen served as sergeant-at-arms. 1. Mrs. Karen Jones. Carrol Hughes. Raymond ■ Stallings, and Dcbra Glenn watch 2. Nick Cic chetto clean out one of the tanks in the marine science room, while 3. John Shrivcr resupplies another. 66 organizations

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Stash reflects thoughts and emotions Complete with student art, writing, and photography, Stash, the literary magazine, did not limit the students ' creativity. Members worked through- out the year selecting, typing, and arranging submissions from a contest held in December. Shant Campbell, editor-in-chief, and Melanie Curtis, assistant editor, helped other staff members sell greet- ing cards in an effort to keep the publication ' s price down. Beth Hovey, an editor; David Rosenblad, assistant; and the advertising committee, Mark Golding, Debra Caldwell, Michael Corcoran, Donna West and Terri Sherman, spent time outside class organizing the ad section of the mag- azine. 1, Stash is published by: Front row: Debbie Pe rkins, Parti Bazan, Patsy Tapp, Sherry How- ard. Melanie Curtis, Donna West, Beth Hovey; Second row: Shant Campbell. David Rosen- blad, Paul Williams, Mrs. Jayne Selby, Becky Rios, Debbie Caldwell, Minnie Talamantes, Dcsiree Hunter, Carol Battersby. Not pictured: Margie Tom Hoon, 2, James Markowsky, Cin- die Espinosa, Shirley Grafton, and Ross Hahn get ideas from last year ' s Stash to use second 68 organ