Uvalde High School - Coyote Yearbook (Uvalde, TX)

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'MITP 'id' Meeting every Wednesday night, the club held a workshop for new officers, discussed and observed the plans for the new high school, held business meetings, heard informative speakers, and planned the participation in the various community projects. Fund raising projects held throughout the year included acandy sale and the selling of Coyote notebooks. The money raised was used to pay the debt incurred by previous Key Clubs at UHS. Elected during November, Melody Hargrove served as club sweetheart for 1979-1980. Student leaders of the club included Jeff Perkins, President, Don McLaughlin, Vice President, Brian Zimmermann, Secretary, Ed Harrison, Treasurer, Todd Boales, Dwain Duncan, and Arlene Fliley, Board members. Opposite page: jTopJ Cindy Price was just one of the active members of the Key Club. jBottomj Members Melody Hargrove, Arlene Riley, Kathy Patton, Julie lreton, Barry Zimmermann, Jeff Perkins, Lisa Baines, Cindy Price, Brian Zimmermann, Hal Harrell, Paige Franks, Joe Atchison, Don McLaughlin, Dwain Duncan, Ed Harrison, Casey Beasley, Sponsor B. Kolinek, Mike Kocian and H. T. Langford are preparing to work on the Opera House. Left: Melody Hargrove served as Sweetheart for the Key Club. Bottom: Although busy on club projects, several members spared time enough to stuff Jill Hawkes' car. X j' .,,,, ,. 1. ..,1aw K gi.. .alllsl Key Club 105

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Key Club aids restoration 104 KEY Club Ftecouping from last year, the Key Club was an integral part of the extracurricular activities this year. Under the sponsorship of William E. Kolinek and Wallace Koenning, the club participated in the Homecoming parade, the Halloween carnival and a bowling tournament with the Kiwanis Club. Primarily as a community service organization, the Key Club was instrumental in the cleaning of the Grand Opera House. With dust masks, shovels and other implements, the members moved and stored documents that dated before and through the early 192O's. The club also participated in the Opera House Restoration Parade. During the Cactus Jack Festival activities in June, the Key Club gave tours of the Opera House, which had just completed phase one of the three-phase restoration. The proceeds of the tours went to the Opera House Restoration Fund. On the district level, Uvalde placed in the top ten in District V, which includes mainly 4-A schools. Uvalde's participation in the district activities enabled the district to place first at the Oklahoma-Texas District Convention in Houston. James Jonas, District V's lieutenant governor, also was named the best lieutenant governor of any district in the Oklahoma-Texas District.

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Past President Judy Canales inducts 1979-1980 president Roland Lopez, while officers Susan De La Garza and Raul Lopez look on. 106 Spanish Club A 1,1 1 -Q. Spanish club members include Front: Raul Lopez, Lucy Lopez, Aire Balbuena, David Hernandez, Sponsor Mrs. Diaz. Middle: Rosa Elia Guitterez, Rosa Elva Guitterez, Rita Jimemez, Kathy DeLa Garza, Alicia Salinas, Bella Contreras, Laura Romo, Gloria -.,,y-s. Salazar. Back: Roland Lopez, Jesse Morales, Connie Uriegas, Rosemary Perez, Dora Mirelez, Gabe Mirelez, Delia Mirelez, Pat Sanchez. Far Back: Willie Salazar, Emma Costilla, Criselda Gonzales, Johnny Velos.