King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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President Lauri Deer introduces herself to the mayor Susan Schatzberg and Lisa Mitchell express their enthusiasm in helping out the Key Club Key Club members pay close attention to the speaker 136 Key Club

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One of the most spirited clubs at King was SPOK. The sponsor was Mrs. Meir and the officers included Billy McLeod — President. Elizabeth Cen- cullo — Vice President, and Secretary- Treasurer — Bryant McClintick. The Sign Painters of King met once a week after school before a game and did exactly what their name implied — they painted signs. SPOK had eighty members and their only requirement for joining was to have spirit. One fund-raiser was the selling of ribbons before football games. The money raised went toward an art- display board in the teachers' lunch room. SPOK taught its members to work together, show their pride, and most importantly, to paint signs. Kimberly Coley Spok Has Spirit SPOK 135

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