King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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1, T- “Let’s Boogie! This was the phrase most used at a daily Lionette practice. The 1985 86 Lionette squad worked long, hard dedicated hours, which helped them to achieve individual perfection, and made them a united group of dancers The practices were held during sum- mer school, and followed through to the school year every day after school This was all under the direction of the sponsor. Ms Debra Touchton The head Loinette Chantel Griffin and Co-heads Yvette Urso and Lauri Tamney were to be commended for their leadership roles Lionettes danced to the music from All That Jazz usmg various extravagant costumes They not only performed at half time shows, but also performed at pep assemblies, sugar shak, band contest, and also competed in Indoor District Contest, the indoor state contest. Gasparia parade, and Strawberry Festival parade The 198586 Lionette squad was very en- thusiastic about performing for the crowds, but were even more enthusiastic about knowing that they had acquired nineteen fnends that would always be remembered Yvette Urso Sandra Frink shows her pride her performance ,n The befores and afters of All Tha Jazz. a ionettes Jazzing It Up Lionettes 101

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Row 1: Lauri Tamney. Chantd Gnffm. Yvetfe Urso Row 2: Wendy Whitman. Yvette Gregor. Lori Chester, Lauri Reay Row 3: Sherry Buntm. Michelle Hebert, Karen Nice. Tiffany Bolt. Lon Steiner. Row TReinaTWres. Missy Bollea. Rhonda Carter. Lisa Haiasz. Karen Crozier. Sandra Frink. Darlene Korn. 100 Lionettes

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Head Julie Gage Co-Heads: Cathy White and Debbie Gould Jennifer Mott performs for the sugar shak children Lmda Dell shares the fun with her new found friends T wirling for “All That Jazz” Being a member of the 1985-86 col- orguard squad took discipline, pride m accomlishments. cooperation, and an all around feeling of pride for the squad. Each member of colorguard possessed each of these traits. All of their hard work came through with each performance on the field to the music from ■ All That Jazz. They practiced during summer and continued in- to the school year Every day after school they practiced for nothing less than perfec- tion. which was all under the direction of Ms. Fran Falkenberry, Head — Julie Gage. and Co-Heads — Debra Gould and Cathy White. Colorguard not only performed at the football games, but also at pep assemblies, and Sugar Shak They competed in the Marching Band contest. Indoor District Contest. Indoor State Contest. Gasparilla Parade, and Strawberry Festival Parade AH nineteen members of the 1985-86 Color- guard Squad were proud of their team s hard work and great efforts. And it was perfectly clear it all paid off. Yvette Urso 102 Colorguard