King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Key club members relax before their meeting starts Mcmb f i u c down oo«m Item the meetng Row 1: McUnkey. WNImon (tec). McCWtt (Trcw). G« ac- Dee» (£ m). Goor m Row 2; MMm. Peai Bank. Thompion. B»aswo (v pro ).Boom Row3:Cvt 8ahooh Feo»i« CufcrtMh. V.tcfwo BOMlOy. Row 4: Sc r en . 6 GciaVd J Gerita SchM erg. Stamen lufcaszews i Row S: Sftainon BoKo. Chraty Maiaman McNe Bur Sharon GosMtt. JcnnwBitxMi Row 6: K« Saiom. Scoli Vomocfca, Man Coins Emua ChaegbuUm. ShwiCan-tX'i Row 7: Lome Kitchen. Sieve Roy. M e Priori. JoTv. Malone. Gwy Deigado. Scon Mo»r 8» n Ungfo»d M ey Rowan Key Club was a service club that involved eighty-five strong, proud, and dedicated workers. Activities for the club consisted of helping with the cross-country meet and sponsoring the soccer tournaments. They also visited the Convalescent Home, refur- bished freedom shrine, and helped in- stall lighting at the football field. Key members attended the Key con- vention April 25-26, in Orlando. Florida The backbone of the club was the dedication of each member and their Sponsor Coach Adams who was to be commended for his hard work from each member of the club. The leaders of the club were Presi- dent — Laun Deer, Vice-President — Jill Braswell. Alan Collins. Secretary — Wendy Whitman, and Treasurer — Bryant McClintick. The 1985-86 Key Club members definitely left their mark at King. Yvette Urso Key to Success Key Club 137

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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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Happy Homemakers Future Homemakers of America learned skills this year which would benefit them for the rest of their lives. At the meetings, members learned valuable tricks of the trade that would benefit their future families. These girls truly dedicated themselves to careers as domestic engineers and through this club they perfected their skills as homemakers. Debbie Akre and Kelli Salem Charlene Dorsey finds time out trom club activities to spend time with her friends Members eagerly watch Mrs Modrow while at a meeting Row 1: Mrs Modrow — Sponsor. Sierra Villcry. Indira Sayroo. Bobby Hargrove. Willena Coleman, Shannon Waters. Melanie Chambers Row 2: Charlene Dorsey, Jamear Carter. Sonya Hunter. Micheltc Smith. Sandy Beck, Mary Calhoun 138 FHA