King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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SPOK STRIKES flGfllM ! This year SPOK consisted of at least fifty members. These creative students used their talents to paint signs for various events such as football games, pep rallies and the all time famous Lion’s Roar. Their sign were all gener- ally large but the biggest ones were the goal post signs. These signs were made to cover the goal from side to side and top to bottom. Before the varsity football game began, tradition carried on as our players entered the field by running through the hanging sign. This year SPOK aimed towards improving the art department by raising money to buy a new air brush and compresser. Their main money-making project was selling beat tags for the sports games. Generally, SPOK’s main purpose is to pro- mote school spirit through their creative person- alities and signs. Secondly, they arc a big boost to our art department. As you have all seen, they have done a fantastic job. Thanks SPOK and keep up the good work! j OW: (I to r) Mario Anzetti, Kim Cutler, Eddie Garcia. Manjfi tfiied, Denise, Barbara Mayo, Lisa Fisher. Louise Dcsnoyors sTdcntificd, Jennifer Rehab. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Meire (spot identified. Lana Williams. Susan Obcrtcuffcr. Unidentified ari O’Hcams. FOURTH ROW: Unidentified. Unidentified Steve Williams. Joy. FIFTH ROW: Unidentified. Kim fv Michel, Bobby Lowe. Steve Packard. Cindy Hudgin red Hohcncggcr. Denise Kurkendell. SECOND ROW: Robin Brady. Linda Messer. , Denise Bowling. Jackie Daniels. Unidentified, Unidcnificd. Unidentified. Unidenti- qsor), Tracy. Denise. Unidentified, Unidentified, Debbie Cook. Unidentified. Mark . Suzy Haskcw, Candi. Unidentified. Jimmy Kamcrmayor. David Manning. Cindy Jose Cruz, Michelle, Unidentified, Miles Pennington, Frank Mir »nda, Unidentified. Haiglcr, Pete. Chcri Grahm. BACK ROW: Joey AfTronti. Linda Normandin. Jenny . Marty Hcym. 162 SPOK

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 •@UOU AM® SCB0ILIL ROW: Juli Ladner. Anne Heuston. Jennifer Ogata, Rebecca Cooper. SECOND Michel, Martha Stanton, Trey McDuffie, Carmen Leon, Lima Williams. The Quill and Scroll, an honor society, recognizes members of the yearbook — Clarion, newspaper — Scepter, and mag- azine — The Orb staffs who have worked on their respective publications for two or more years. These students should be praised for their dedication and hard work in producing these publications for King High. Organizing and putting together a year- book, newspaper, or magazine requires a lot of self-discipline, creativity, and the will to work. Many hours outside of school also go into the production of these publications. The members of Quill and Scroll, with their varied experience, display all of these qualities. They are the leaders of their respective organizations. Quill and Scroll 161

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SPOK member Mark Bostic just hanging around. Jennie Ladner and Alician Kester show their delight at being SPOK members. Joey Aflronti and Linda Normandin clown around on the goal posts, SPOK 163