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

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f the Mexican pyramids are First row Kevin Ragsdalc, Tommv Hunt, Tonv Gatti, Dannv Poljnard, Jim Case, leorge Perez. Jon Bonilla. Second row; Colleen Cass, Cindy Alty. Becky Jordan, Barbara Little, Jodie Hope, Melanie urtis. Top row: Sandra Worthington, Kathryn Smith, Debbie Perkins 4 Chip Hough, Carlos Gamez, Cindy Alty, id Gaylc Bryant catch a moment ' s rest at a tourist stop in Mexico- 5 Barbara Little served as state PASF President irough 1972-73. organizations 73

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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

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Rodeoers find fun, excitement, friends With almost twice as many members as its first year, the Rodeo Club was busy. Involve- ment in many area rodeos proved to be fun as well as valuable experience, and in the front trophy case, members proudly displayed tro- phies won in riding competition. Gladlin King presided over meetings and. with Vice-President Butch McKinney, Secretary Karen Riner. and Treasurer Tcrri Cowan, the Rodeoers sponsored a bake sale to earn money for a spring trip. Lynn Yaklin also served the club as Sergeant-at-Arms. Besides participating in area rodeos, and money-making projects, the club members also spent many weekends at barbecues and hayrides at places such as Hazel Bazemorc Park. 1. Dennis Polk hangs on for a few extra moments at an area rodeo. 2, On a trip to Hazel Bazemore Park for a barbecue, members find time for a game of horseshoes, 3. while others wait for the food. 4. Paul Jamison braces himself as he comes out of the gate. 5. As night falls, members take a moment to clown before starting for home after a long day of food, fun, and friends. 74 organizations