King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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 Sac on the Go The Student Advisory Committee is an elected group of peers that helped students to increase their skills in such areas as leadership, com- munication. and peer counseling. There were 38 members including of- ficers: President — Melissa Lott; Vice President — Ava Brown; Secretary — Deborah Danner; and Treasurer — Chuck Joo. These and other active members competed in the county-side oratorical contest, held in our auditorium; participated in Teacher Appreciation. student workshops, ad- ministration discussion groups, and video-taped skits for students in the areas of problem-solving, dealing with anger, and self-awareness. President, Melissa Lott makes an imponant point concerning an upcoming activity. Samantha Coleman listens as Lisa Butler asks a question. Row l:MoncaGamtxiei. Tittanylang tammy Merrwig Deborah Danner Tiffany Wfeon. Ate Draco . 8cm Hcng. Tor» Sherwood Row 2: Rcky Retford. Cassandra Ctiavous. Charlene Oorscy. David Chen. ••V ila Loll. Ava Brown. Becky fVikertcn Vichede Connaiier Row 3:8rrd$et Wawcn Loa Bryant, Smonc Wort . Chantol Gntlen. Mr Dixon Tiffany Boll. Naiake RoOcy. Dcannc freeze. N ki De Uc 148 SAC

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HOSA members 1985-86 Tami Edmiston; President; Lenny Soto: Vice-President; Treasurers: Susan Prescott, Angela Davis Katrina Smith measures height at Health-O-Rama. lisa Johnson checks blood pressures at Health-O-Rama H.O.S.A. is for persons interested in the medical field. The requirements in- clude being in a Health Occupations class, as well as meeting once a month, Among the sixty members of H.O.S.A. were President Tami Edmiston, Vice Presi- dent Lenny Soto, and active members Danny Poison and Melissa Marchese. In- cluded in their many activities. H.O.S.A. visited nursing homes on Halloween. Thanksgiving, and Christmas. In February, they held the Health-O-Rama. And money from fund raisers went to nursing home projects, school activities and competitions. H.O.S.A. won several awards, such as trophies and plaques in areas like medical and dental spelling and terminology, parliamentary procedures team, first aid. CPR teams, and many other fields. They also competed in regional and state competitions. Leigh Ann Nicholson Doctors of Tomorrow HOSA 147

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II Reggie Bell, Rick Bowers, Ava Brown, Sally Joo, Janet Landberg and Heidi Smith are the six members of the Youth Council, a group of students selected by the administra- tion and sponsored by Mr. Dixon. Dur- ing monthly meetings at Hillsborough Community College, these students were able to interact with not only other peers, but community, govern- mental, and industrial leaders. They also learned to relay concerns of peers to people in authority which is the main goal of the Youth Council — to discuss student concerns. The skills they learned here included leadership and communication skills which would help them after they leave high school. in Ideas Youth Council 149