King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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RETURN OF THE With a year off, King High’s newspaper, the Scepter, has returned to the stands of its school. Mrs. Kelly Hinton, the paper’s new sponsor, got the staff moving and needless to say, the paper became a success. The large staff also contributed to the interest- ing stories. As an incentive for the student population to subscribe, the Scepter had the aid of radio station Q105, and had a lottery for anyone who had purchased a subscrip- tion. The winner received two tickets to a concert. The paper even had a setback at the beginning of the year, yet it recoiled back, and King High got what it really wanted — a newspaper of its own.

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 The Orb staff is a group of promising and dedicated young writers who arc responsi- ble for the publication of the Orb, the King High literary magazine that is put out near the end of the year. The students first had to take a semester of creative writing to learn the basic skills of writing. After this class they were ready to put their imaginations to work and write poems, short stories, essays, and plays for the magazine. The Orb staff encouraged other talented writers at King to submit their work. They spent a great deal of time reading submis- sions and carefully selecting the best of them to put in the magazine. The final pro- duct will provide students with a lasting memory of all the budding writers at King. w, Co-Business Mgr.; Dung Ngo, Co-Business Mgr.; SusanTenny, lelh Conway, Editor. Front row: Monica Montgomery. Susan Penny, Anita lialland. Back rowf Mike Bcrco,w, Keith Harris, Jennifer Rehab, Danny Oschom. Kim Lawrence, 136 Orb