King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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ictor Blanco SECOND ROW: Manh Stanton, Warren Smith. Brenda Grocnc. Joe Hammontrcc. Sue Beck. Glen Copeland, Ronnie Nelson. Ron McCall, I.iz Hug THIRD ROW: Debbie Peters, Susan Troyan, Rhonda Rogers. Becky Nelson. Melissa Campbell. Beverly Fricdcl, . Manfred Hohenegger, FORTH ROW: Mr. A. Vaccaro — sponsor, Mike Mcncndcz, Carl Lane. Jerry Micheal. Jennifer Ogata. Dave Roset. Sharon Edwards. BACK ROW: Nancy Schadcl Jim Capcllcni, Pat Becker, Susan Stclzman. Dung Ngo. learned Lions-I 156 Learned Lions Learned Lions is an honor club in which excellent students are enstilled twice a year. All members have to make a 3.666 average to be accepted into the club, and must maintain a GPA of 3.60 each semester to remain in the club. The membership of Learned Lions varies from semester to semester because of the decreasing and increasing averages of the students. To be in the club, a student must be in at least his second semester of his sophomore year. To make things offi- cial, each member receives a gold certifi- cate authorized by Principal R. Vaccaro and Sponsor A. Vaccaro, with the school seal.

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row: Mike Bal r. April Case, ChrissyCook. Melissa 'Brinkley 3rd row: Mike Strickland. Karen Hayes, Historian: lathy Lani levcrly FricdclJ, Alison Ryan, DebbieSusan mm amaa tosto Mu Alpha Theta is one of the most popu- lar honor clubs at King. The club seeks to advance and encourage scholarship, in- terest, and enjoyment in mathmatics among high school students. There arc two types of M. A.O. members: active and associative. The active members have met the requirements. Requirements to become a member of MAO are you must have completed four semesters of math be- ginning with Algebra I. You must also have a B average or better in these subjects. Associative members join because they wish to participate in the club activities but have failed to meet all requirements. This year the officers felt that they had really improved their club greatly and hoped that bigger and better things arc in store for next years club. Mr. Morin Prc the same cdjoyni i for his math club, with as his mathclasscs. Mu Alpha Theta 155

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KRONT ROW: (I. to r.) Tcrrv N'i SECOND ROW: Matthew Ruthcrl Dejisa Bowers. Carolyn Gebo. M:1 ■Brantley. Lydia Nunez, Adlcnia Gi ini Mitchcl Hss 'ey Mcl)ufficWA ©OBW The Spanish Honor Society is a special group of students whom hold an extra in- terest in Spanish. They’re intelligent in all areas of school, especially Spanish. These members must maintain an aver- age of 3.0 and must be in at least their third year of Spanish. The charter name of the King High Spanish Honor Society is Los Reyes dc’ Leon, meaning King’s Lions. One of their main highlights is participation in the Spanish Declamation. The Spanish De- clamation consists of varied events such as skits, poems, dialogues, and singing. Our members compete in both county and state events. The county competition is held here in Tampa, in Ybor Square each year, and each year our Spanish Honor Society does a fantastic job. Spanish Honor Society 157