King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Standardized Testing Prepares Robin Payne Jeff Peace Janice Peach Paula Pendleton Miles Pennington Jeff Peoples Joseph Perillo Kenneth Perry Holly Peters Janice Phillipi Lori Pierce Rob Pierson Ed Pink Lisa Pittman Brenda Pledger Joe Porter Frank Poukncr Maggie Powell Charlene Prcmcr Lisa Prine Paula Proctor Karen Ruth Queen Michael Qucucdo Jeff Radke Jennifer Rahcb Kevin Ray Paulette Read Mike Redding Paula Reuler Douglas Rezabck Larry Rich Deidrc Richardson 256 Underclass

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We’ve Got It All! Madi Munoz Cynthia Myers Bobby Mynatt Kantima Nakswasdi Jeff Nash Terry Nealy Dion Ncllist Erik Nelson Jcmelle Nelson Jon Nelson Katrinia Nelson Traci Nelson Peter Nemeth Cooky Nesbit Bruce Neville Harriet Noble Stephen Nolin Susan Obcrtcuffcr Danny Ochshom Clarence Odom III Barry Oglesby Loric O'Hcam Leslcc Olson Jennifer Ouslcy Adriannc Oyhanartc Teresa Oylcr Steve Packard Kitzre Pachca Connie Palacios Greg Panther Doug Parham Brian Parker Debbie Parker Cindy Parysck Barbara Passmore Roy Patram Dean Paul Underclass 255

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Students For Graduation Being a high school student involves more mental application than just attending classes and turning in homework. Students must also take certain standardized tests throughout their years in high school. The State Student Assessment Test Part 11 (SSAT II), which challanges students’ com- munications and mathematical skills, is a test given to all sophomores in April. Sophomores who do not pass the test at this time will have four other opportunities to do so before they graduate. The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude test (PSAT) is a pre-SAT test that is offered to sophomores and juniors annually in the fall. Juniors and seniors who arc planning to attend college must take either the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) or the American College Test (ACT) as an entrance requirement. The SAT is a multiple-choice test, made up of separately timed verbal and mathmatical sec- tions. Abilities in these subjects are required for successful academic performance in col- lege. The total testing time is three hours, divided into six 30-minute intervals. The American College Test (ACT), helps seniors in educational and career planning by ;ollecting. analyzing, and reporting informa- ion about the student for their counselors, rhe test covers English, mathematics, social itudies, and the natural sciences. . Ruby Richardson Virgil Richardson Helen Rickcrson Michael Ricks Lupc Rincon Patrice Rioland Eugene Rivera Bobby Roberson Thomas Robertson Cheryl Robinson Darryl Robinson Floyd Robinson Judy Roddy Jose Rodriquez Tracy Rogers Kenny Roop Orlando Romar Wendy Rose Seth Rosenthal Mike Ross John Ruhlen Sheri Russ Sharon Russell Andrea Sabcan Dean Said Lizettc Sargcnton Abraham Saud Cathy Schadt Bob Schaller Dennis Schamber Gerald Sharba Tim Schuler Zack Schulz Kim Schwartz Roberta Scussel Jamer Shaffer Christy Sherman Underclass 257