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

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eadership, scholarship, and service 1. Former NHS members arc: Allen Stone, Tommy Lewis, Mike Grossman; Second row: Tom Strother, Landy Curry, Sherry Haefeli, Suzanne CranfiU, Carolyn Hicks, Peggy Graham, Mary Hulings. Monte English. Ginny Greene, Mike Havelka row: Mark Crozier. Joe Burch, Susan Whaley, nilton, Barbara Urtle. Alicia Wintermute. Ted ck Pleasants with the NHS key at the Decern- :ees are front row: Donna Schindler, Melinda Suzi Hall; Third row: Sharon Tubb, Terry SuHredii (guest). John Shrivcr (guest), Mark Haynes. Fourth r Donna Loftin, Holly Shanks, Liz Purcell, Harry Han- Williams, Kathy Rouse, 2. Ginny Greene presents Chu ber induction of new members. 3. Spring 1972 induci Smith, Sally Bateman, Tracy Geddcs, Janet Ellzey, Dana Musgrovc; Second row: David Kahn, Shan- non Walker, Sherry McCord, Leah McNair, Debbie McLendon, Larry Olson; Third row: Kathy Tur- pin, Phil Hester, Phil Overton, Raymond Stallings, Steven Volkers, John Shrivcr (guest), Danny Dan- ziger, Keith Winzenried, Robert Hitchcock. 4. New members arc front row: Debbie Youngs, Karan Rogers; Second row: Eddie Villarcal (guest), David Birt, Donna West, Denise Haas, Karen Gabbard, Monte Estes; Third row Kevin Ragsdale, Ann Sebring, David Grassbaugh, Mrs. Tout, Bill Cohn, Trey Boone, Chuck Pleasants, Robert Armstrong, Carol Pierson; Not present in either picture are: Patry Warner. Harold Gold, Tom Boggus, Knoxie Carnes, Donna Eggcrt, Marsha Elzner, Robert Levine, Carolyn Smith. Ron McGec, r a f Outstanding in the four cardinal principles of scholarship, leadership, character, nd service. National Honor Society members worked hard to maintain a 3.0 or letter grade point average, while remaining active in school and community irganizations. Fifty members installed in the spring of their junior year elected larold Gold as president, Mary Hulings as vice-president, Sally Bateman as secre- ary, and Mark Crozier as treasurer, and under their leadership and the guidance of •Irs. Jane Tout, inducted 22 new members in late December. As in years past, the NHS presented a play as their contribution to the holiday eason. Money earned from this venture, entitled Everything You ' ve Always i anted to Know About Christmas, But Were Afraid to Ask was used for the roup ' s spring trip. organizations 77

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NHS recognizes principles of character, 76 organizations

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State, national recognition continue: Beginning in late September with a trip to the University of Houston, NFL members spent two weekends a month traveling to Wichita Falls, Dallas, Waco, Houston, or Austin for competition. Seniors journeyed to Bandera in October to host a sfjcech, drama, and debate workshop in what turned out to be more of a pleasure trip, and the debate team of Landy Curry and Harold Gold flew to Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania, over the winter holidays for a debate tourney there. Even before first semester finals were over, NFL ' ers were leaving for Dallas, and amidst attending tourna- ments, were busy preparing to host one Feb. 23-24. Having had one of the best in 1971-72, this year ' s was labeled a qualifier for the state Tournament of Champions, one of only ten in the state. At mid-season, the King squad had qualified several people: Melinda Smith, Harry Davis, and Mark Zeld- man in extemporaneous speaking, Harry in original oration, John Hut- chison-Brent Somers and Landy Curry-Harold Gold in cross-examina- tion debate, and Allen Stone in dra- matic interpretation. 78 organi2acions