King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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GIRLS SWING FOR A GOOD TIME The girl’s tennis team was off to a smashing start. The season began in February but the girls were oft' to an early start having started practice in early January. The team consisted of two return- ing players; one a senior the other a junior. There were three new juniors and two sophomores, compromising the seven girl team. The girls prac- ticed everyday thanks to some good weather. The girls received some expert advice from Ms. Meadows, the coach. Ms. Meadows did not just sit around and give advice, she also played with them to give them a First hand example of proper techniques. The matches consisted of Five singles and two doubles. The players arc positioned according to their skill. The match is won by winning four sets. The Temple Terrace Whiteway court staff orga- nized competition in which two players from our team participated. In April the team sponsored a District Tourna- ment. This year’s girls tennis team promised to be a outstanding success. form while maintaining one of her solid returns Maria Testa-Secca maintains g

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Organizations 'Ui X Involved: that was the key word to de- scribe our organizations. They attemped and accomplished more this year through their involvement in our school and com- munity. Our club meeting days were even reconstructed so that students would commit themselves to and become in- volved in a few clubs, so as not to spread themselves too thin. Junior Civitans visited Faith Children's Home, traveled to the Winter Special Olympics, and held a rock-a-thon. In- teract held their annual Take Over Day and Key began an invitational soccer tournament. Thespians acted up. Mu Al- pha Theta added up, and the Science Club blew up. The band and the chorus once again returned from competition with su- perior ratings. Clubs painted signs for pep rallies, car- ried out school beautification projects, at- tended contests and conventions, and sold candies, cheeses, and candles. The results of their work were well worth the effort. Both club members and sponsors felt greatly satisfied after a year of un- ceasing activity. Organizations 131