King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Kathy Schadt disguises herself to look mascu- line fora Thespian skit. Itamf Thespians, known as the Honor Society of the Theater, continued training and devel- oping their artistic talents this year at King. To become a Thespian students need to earn ten points which represents ten hours of excellent work in the theater. A student can earn points by participating in competi- tions, plays, and stage work. When a stu- dent has received his total of ten points he is inducted into the club. This year for com- petition in January at the Dixie Hollins High school our Thespians did a superb job on the play Vanities and Riders of the Sea. This year Mrs. Haynes, the sponsor, had decided to keep a King tradition that had died out. Drama. Band, and Chorus got to- gether and performed a musical, and it brought a closer unity in the school spirit. 158 Thespians

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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

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