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

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Sigmund plans guest speakers, field trips The officers for this year ' s Psy- chology Club are Danny Polinard, president; Joe Burch, vice-president; Jody Hybner, secretary-treasurer; and Debbie Caldwell, in charge of public relations. According to Danny, the club planned field trips to such places as the State School, and a hospital in San Antonio. They hof)cd to secure visits by such guest speakers as Father Berger of the State School and Dr. Dana Williams. Meetings were held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month, and were open to all seniors, regardless of whether they took a psychology class or not. 1. Danny Polinard and Mark Chapin play Holly Homcmakcr while baking cookies for the club ' s bake sale. 2. Sigmund members arc fronr row: Donna Freeman. Andrya McAuley, Mark Chapin ;Ssecond row: Walter Knight, Jody Hybner, secretary-treasurer; Karan Rogers, Melissa Reeves, Debbie Perkins, Larry Stritch; Third row: Carolyn Forney, Diane Nemcc, Charlie Thompson, Charles Pleasants, Arcy Izquierde, Danny Polinard, president; Mike Saenz; Fourth row: Mrs. Gloria Korach, Robert Armstrong, Suzi Hall, Steve Bird, Carol Pier- son, Joe Burch, vice-president; Not pictured: Debbie Caldwell, public relations; Diane Korach. Shant Campbell, Mrs, Zaidee Winton. organizations 69

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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

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German Club members to work in Germany The main purpose of the German Club this year was to promote knowl- edge of the German culture and lan- guage in a typical Dutch environ- ment. The members were required to speak German in class and at all Ger- man Club meetings. Activities during the first semester were centered around soccer and mon- eymaking projects, with a scheduled trip to New Braunfels in late October for a Wurstfehst. Members were really anticipating this trip because free sausage would be served. Second semester, they also planned a visit to the German Department at the Uni- versity of Texas, and a visit to a Ger- nian play. Chuck Johnson, president, and Ronnie McGee planned to spend the upcoming summer working in Ger- many. They applied to German offi- cials and were eligible since they had a good knowledge of the language and were willing to spend two months working in the country. Assisting Chuck as president were Rachel Alexander, vice-president, Bar- bara Noakes, secretary, and Jim Hil- lin, treas urer. 1- German Club members are: Front row: Chuck Johnson, president; Rachel Alexander, vice-president; Frau Helen Nowicki, sponsor; Cindy Hewitt, Scott Stevcr, Cheryl Hicks; Sec- ond row: David Meadows, Dale Conner, Tommy Lewis, Darlene Stillwell, Terry Chase, Frank Ziegler, Ron McGee. 2. Members get involved in an exciting game of soccer before the meetings. 70 orgai