King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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When Students Get Involved Michelle Martin Kym Mason Everett Mathis Laronda Matson Kathy Matthews Barbara Mayo Carlos Mays Wyndcll Mays Shicla Mazion Randy Mead Yvette Meeks Steve Melanson Cynthia Melton Debbie Merritt Denise Merritt Jennifer Miller Jimmy Miner Michael Mira Missy Misncr Doug Mitchell Michael Mobley Vclton Mobley Charles Monroe Chris Monts dc Ocra Kathy Moon Mike Moore Alcta Moore Michael Moore Mary Moore Roderich Moore Lisy Morffi Betsy Morgan Marian Morgan Deryl Morse Underclass 275

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Lcannc Lucoff Michael Lufria Stephan Luke William Lundy Yvony Lynch Jackie Lynn Pete Lyons Patty McCabe Rhonda McCartney Tamara McCartney Christine McCauley Marjorie McClung Paula McCormick Jackie McGhee Michcal McGhee William McIntyre Jay McKechan Pollynesia McMillion Sfarcie McMullen Darren McRae Regina McQuaid Kathy Maddox Jihad Mahmud Chcrie Mancy Ken Mancy Diana Mann Eric Maples Shelwin Marshall Angelo Martin 274 Underclass Life At King Is Never Dull

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School Spirit Abounds Lisa Moyer L tura Mulholland Michael Murphy John Murray Robert Murray Michele Murrell Anthony Myers Debbie Nasrallah Scott Neeper Debbie Nelson Darryl Newell Phuong Mai Nguyen Bill Nichols Michelle Niemi Ricky Night Linda Normandin Becky Norris Bumadette Norris Kerry Norris Sirron Norris Gregory Norton Lydia Nunez Robin Oates Diane O'Connell Priscilla O'Connell Martin Odom Robert Oglesby. Jr. Shonta Oglesby John Osborne John Pannozzo Agnes Pardo Carolyn Parcmorc Joe Patram Anthony Payne Eileen Pearce Andre Pease Laura Perillo 276 Underclass Spirit was the name of the game every Fri- day night as the mighty Lions successfully tackled this year’s football season. The Lions were undefeated by the end of the season, and supporting fans stood behind them every step of the way. Their spectacular record drew everybody’s attention to the action on the field at each game. The games opened with a burst of spirit as the team crashed through the colorful SPOK banner hung on the goal post. During the game nearly everybody got caught up in the excitement. The cheerleaders did stunts and cheers to keep the players pepped up. The people in the pep section added spirit with cheers for the Lions and jeers and taunts for the other team. After a touchdown, confetti filled the air; screams and applause rang out from the stadium and the band played jubilant music. At half-time, the highlight was the perform- ance given by the marching Lions. Lionettes, and Flag Corps. The band entertained the audience while the Lionettes danced and the Flag Corps did a routine in time to the music. After the half-time show many hungry and thirsty spectators flocked down from the sta- dium to the concession stands. Mobs of peo- ple stood waiting in line to buy pizza, hot dogs, and cokes. With their energy renewed, they proceeded to watch the game even more intently than ever before. During the fourth quarter, the cheering and excitement reached their peak until the last second of the game. When the clock counted down to zero, the] triumphant fans streamed out to the parkind lot as our Lions chalked up another win.