King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Oheck Mate “Check-Mate.” A term that is familiar in the vocabulary of the members of the Chess Club. Mr. Springer served as the sponsor of this talented group of students. The Chess Club existed for students who enjoyed playing chess. It taught the students discipline, patience, and a skill in the game of chess. For students who wanted to know when to say check-mate, they definitely checked out the chess club! Leigh Ann Nicholson 150 Chess Club

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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

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The Bible Club is for students who had a common interest in the Bible. Sponsor Edie Edwards was very enthusiastic about the club. She and her students sponsored a can drive at Christmas. The club gave satisfaction of religion to the students and a chance to learn more about the Bible. Leigh Ann Nicholson B iblical Notes Bible Club 151