King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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SENIORS Warren Smith was president of the senior class this year. As sophomore class president two years ago, he felt that he could get the class of ’82 off to a good start. He ran for senior class president this year to assure a good finish. His leadership abili- ties will help him with his future plans to establish his own architecture firm and eventually to be- come active in politics. Leigh Ann Mcliwain was the senior class vice president this year. In her third year as class vice president she continued to represent the class of ’82 with able leadership. Because she graduated in January, Martha Stanton took her place as vice president during the second semester. After grad- uating, Leigh Ann planned to go on to college and major in the social sciences or psychology. The senior class secretary this year was Martha Stanton. She felt it would be a good experience to hold an office and hoped to plan a successful prom for the class of ’82. She plans to major in Business Administration and her experience as class secre- tary will help her in the future. She held the office of vice president during the second semester, giv- ing her new responsibilities in representing the senior class. This year's senior class treasurer was Allison Ryan. In her third year as class treasurer. Allison worked hard to make her class’s senior year the best. She was very concerned with raising money and trying to promote more spirit throughout the school. She hoped to make her senior prom and graduation successful. 200 Seniors

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People Energetic, spirited people cheering wildly for the winning touchdown. Quiet, studious people tackling the vast reasourccs of knowledge. The King High School student body ranges from one ex- treme to the other and emcompasses everyone in between. In our puzzle we capture the personali- ties and spirits of those who helped to shape our ideals, personalities, and goals; of those who traveled with us on the often rocky trip through our high school years. The people we met and became friends with, laughed with, cried with, learned with, shared with, and had fun with are all unique and distinct individuals who added the flavor and coloring to our school that made our halls burst with energy and excitement. Seniors, juniors, and sophomores col- laborated in order to promote more camaraderie and spirit in the student body and to make King better than ever. We proved that we cared: about our school, about ourselves, and about our future. People 199

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Catherine Abel Chandra Abrams Veronica Akins Laura Atchison Lindee Baker Tommy Bandy Robert Barker Terry Barnes Carol Barone Jennifer Barrow Karen Bcblcy ABRAMS, CHANDRA Basketball Manager 4; FHA 4. ABEL, CATHERINE CBE 4; FBLA 4, Historian 4. AKINS, VERONICA FBLA 4: CBE 4. ALONZO.BARRY Baseball 2.3.4. ALVORD, PATRICIA HOSA4. ASCHERMAN, KEVIN Wrestling 3.4; Baseball 4; FFA 2.3. ATCHISON. LAURA Softball; Swimming; Kiwanettes; HOSA, Parliamentarian; Lions’ Roar Committee, Chairman; Stu- dent Leadership. BAKER, LINDEE Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 4. BARKER,ROBERT SPOK 3. BARONE, CAROL JV Cheerleader 2; Kiwanettes 3.4; FCA 2.3; SPOK 3.4; Young Life 2,3,4. BARROW. JENNIFER CBE 4; FBLA 3. President 4. BEAN,DANNY Football 2.4; Track 2.3.4. Seniors 201