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

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Holiday party starts Latin Club activities Led by President Harry Hamilton and assisted by Vice-President YoYo Ayala, the Latin Club participated in many activities, all of which led up to the Roman Banquet in March. Members donned typical Roman attire for the Ides of March festivi- ties, and upper classmen played Roman citizens to first year slaves. With John Bradley, Gene Peeples, Bick Brown, Gary Burgess, Gary Shell, and Bruce Ballengee leading discussions in each class, plans were made for the traditional Christmas party held at the Wayland ' s house to start the year ' s activities. 1. YoYo Ayala and Paul Hoffman help a vic- tim remove something she doesn ' t wear to bed, while Gene Peeplcs pulls the apple away while a couple tries to bob it. 2. Latin Club members are front row: Mike Hendricks, Rich- ard Aguirrc, Bruce Ballengee, Marge Simmons, Emily Wayland, Carol Bennett, Linda Home; Second row: Paul Hoffman, Henry Torres, Pat Porter, Cheri Bushwar, Linda Osborne. Becky Hubby, Molly McDonald, Debbie Holloway, Vicky Wilson, Sharon Hummcll; Third row: Robert Sullivan, Harry Hamilton, Gary Bick- ham, John Bradley, Greg Wilshusen, Susan Rose, Bick Brown, Shelley Feazcll, Rick Roll, Gary Burgess, James Markowsky, Joe Loudat, and first row: Mark Zeidman, Steve McBeth, YoYo Ayala, Mrs. Katherine Paciotti, Robert Armstrong, Lisa Fairless, Rick, Roll; Second row: David Saladino, David Miller. Chuck P leasants, Doug Wayland, Kyle Anderson, Mike Russell, Christy Sugars, Debbie Barger, Susan Wilkie, Cathy Sugars, Debbie Gamble, Becky Howard, Carol Rowlings, Cami Vogtner, Lolly Emerson, Kirk Busby, Donna Shindler; Third row: Neal Scott, Spencer Pearson, Paula Smith, Joel Armstrong, Gary White, Steve Baxley, Russell Burton, E. J. High, Cris Brown, Pat Owens, Jon Hall, Eddy Trevino, Ricky Espitia, Keich Adamson, Wayne Lam- part, Joe Burch, Tommy Richardson.

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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

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PASF members hold district state offices With thf honor of having the State President from King ' s PASF Chapter, the Spanish Club had its busiest year yet with over 70 registered members who have taken part in helping with projects and activities. Activities for the year included a trip to Mexico Cir ' over the Thanksgiving holidays, a one-day trip to Nuevo Laredo for a shopping spree, and attending Mexi- can movies to test their Spanish. Fund- raising projects were bake sales, home- made praline sales, a pot holder sale, a penny collection, and a clothes drive. Money collected was used for Pesos for Braces. Linda Henderson served as president, and Donna West assisted her as vice-pres- ident. Cathy Nance, Kevin Ragsdale, and Tony Gatti served as secretary, treasurer and reporter respectively. Debbie Perkins was elected District PASF treasurer. 1 PASF sponsors and officers are Mrs Becky Seale, Donna West, vice-president, Tony Garti, recorder; Linda Hen. derson. president, Kevin Ragsdale, treasurer. Debbie Perkins, distria PASF treasurer; Mrs Elida Ramirez, and Cathy Nance, secretary 2 Getting together to sing Spanish songs are club members front row: Monte Estes. Janet Lang- ham, Katherine CoUins. Jim Case, Linda Boyd, Jan Wooldridge. Karen Auforth. Second row Georgina Izquierdo, Donna West, Billie Tayior, Carmella Fuentes, Cathy Nance, Susan Niseson, Linda Henderson. Third row Molly Moede, Laurie Boone. Melissa Reeves, Marsha Nolen. Donna Freeman. Terry Suffredini 5. Re-enacting the building 72 . ' ' organizations