King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Chonis members bring about thavpccial effect of Christmas will dies as they perform. 1 Stephanis Barkholtz Keeps the melody for the singers with her great piano playing. Chorus 177

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ell. Cathy Carter Teresa Anderson. Gina Dentem. Penny DiTBnan. Mark Bostic. Stephanie Barkholz. Gilbert White. Betty Pc -ludgins. MclodyGonzalcz. Caren Vaugfln. 2nd l|J w: ('ami MWodidl klla Ball. Loretta Thompson, Agnes WlKderLXmdy Carve twia-Cobert. Max Stepp. Terry Kuhn. Ricky Schamber. Rilnnie Bc»th. Kielani t-'arbeflicll. Cathy Schadt. Heather Price. CarolVrfiriWt ftiHhj enter. Pam Tolbert. 3rd Row: Linda Collier. Lorraine Jacobs. MarwCrowc . Ta facia Chapman. Eddie IHum-Joc Montgomery, liifTyFrnra.'Ptu ponnell. Melody Bing. Denise Lamb. Christie Phelps. Dictni Allen. Busy Callah®. Baefl Row: Dana Daush. Connie Miller. Pam Watts. Jsd|'Smii eve Drain-4k l y jijivi osto Lucinda Dooncly. Smon Johnso Xni« Poorman. Kelly GafTord. Doreen Harrison.! Front: Bridgette Me CHO U Beautiful melody rang throughout the auditorium and the group of notes formed a song that was carried to every listening ear. This was the re- sult when the Concert Chorus per- formed this year. The Concert Chorus consists of 74 members with advanced musical and vocal talent. Every day the chorus practiced their sight reading, vocal projection and, of course, songs for their next performance. This year the Chorus had a com- bined concert with the Brandon Con- cert Chorus. In March, they entered the chorus contest and did a fantastic job. By working closely together they know that all those hard working hours really paid off when they got a standing ovation after many glorious performances. 176 Chorus

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Show Chorus, also known as “Trav- elers”, is a combination of talent, entertain- ment and plenty of hard work. To be a member of the Travelers, a student must have great ability in singing dancing and stage performing. Why? Because Travelers sing and perform to contemporary music. This year they did fantastic with songs from famous Broadway musicals and were also successful at something new this year. They performed with the marching band during some of the half-time presentations at the Varsity football games. They sang three selections from the movie Fame”, including “Out Here On My Own”, “Fame”, and “Body Electric”. They prac- ticed these numbers daily and two nights during the week with the marching band un- til they had reached perfection. After the football season was over, they wasted no time and began practice for con- certs, special performances around Hills- borough County, and the 82 spring contest. Through the year, the Travelers soared through new experiences and brought more pride to our school. 1st row )cnise Lan M Shamn tobr on, Stephanie Bargphlz. Carl Gonzalez Lorcna flP t. ChrisiNfyilps. 2n cm:iKcllcyX»afFord Doreen Harrison. KeTJySmith, DcniSc Poorman. Etaiia Daush. Londa Duane Slate. Terry Kuhn, Joe Montgomery, Eddie Wright. Bob Hill. 1 Booth. Vaughn. Q uzy Callahi bllicr, 3rd r [vis Boston. ithy Cai fer. Melody n.-ChcrlMpBcrnard, iwyRicto sejjamber. Steve Main. Ronnie 178 Travelers