King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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V V The Home Economics Department at King has advanced into various fields so as to give today’s students a better chance to become the well-rounded homemaker of tomorrow. Home Economics MISS LAURA TURNER MRS. LOIS KYLE 39 Anne Lenoir, Vera Clayton and Lois Crews practice their skills in sewing. Patty Bryan and Cathy Patterson prepare stuffed tomatoes in homcmaking class.

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— I ii shop boys learn to construct objects out of wood, metal and other materials. A knowledge of drafting is help- ful in almost any field which a per- son could venture into. A study of mechanical drawing teaches one many things, including neatness, promptness, and insight. To pro- mote an appreciation for engineer- ing and design is its purpose. Industrial Arts MR. RICHARD MR. DELL CLARK CARLSON Stacy Payne, Pam Phillips, Diane Kcrik and Raymond Johnson arc very busy constructing plans for a house.

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Many hours of practice has given King High the distinction of having a superior band. Throughout the year, the King High music department contributed immensely to our extracurricular program. Truly, our fine music department is one of which every King High stu- dent may be rightfully proud. Music MR. ROBERT SCOTT Mr. Scott instructs Ann Renoir in the Fingerings of the Clarinet.