King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Steven Robert Charisse Karen Debra Charlene Dery Destasio Dickney Disbennett Dorazio Dorsey Deborah Zubin Julie Sara Ricky Janice Doty Dowlaty Driscoll Drummond Drury Dugger James Sean Kenneth Laura Tamara Alicia Dunbar Dunhan Dupree Dykes Edmiston Edmond Edwin Eldridge Pamela Elliott Paula English Robin English Carole Erickson Norman Erickson Wilbert Raymond Maribel Melodie Michelle Michelle Exorpe Farfante Feliciano Felix Ferlita Fernandez 168 Seniors

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Christine Derrick Alan Sharon Joseph Martin Colcord Collado Collins Colson Constantine Cooper Jeffrey Tracey Donna Lisa Cheryl Aaron Corkhill Council Cowart Cozzini Crakow Crawford Kevin Rita Denise James Jesus Laura Crews Cross Crosta Crozier Cruz Cunningham Lora Kateri Ryan Deborah James Dawn Curnes Dagostino Danger Danner Daughtry Davis Lanita David Laurie Debra Gary Richardo Davis Decoeur Deer Delaine Delgado Deoliveira Seniors 167

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L Toni Judy Fisher Fleming Clifford Yvette Fletcher Flores Dennis Jeanine Fogarty Foley Robert Gregory Foley Fontaine Leslie Raymond Ford Foster GRADUATION AT KING That special touch is given to student Yvette Flores by principal Scaglione Seniors anxiously sit awaiting triumphant walk across the stage The graduation ceremony at King High School is one that is full of tradition. Graduation gowns consist of blue for guys, red for girls, and white for the honor students Many graduating classes wish to have the statue of the King Lion on the stage, watching as they proudly receive their hard earned diplomas from the principal of the school. Mrs Frank Scaglione When the valedic- torian and salutatorian deliver their farewell speeches to the departing graduates, there is seldom a dry eye in the audience This is both the end of the past and the beginning of the future for those proud graduates who have worked hard to finally achieve the great honor of reaching this turning point in their lives As former students leave the halls of King High School, they carry with them not only a diploma, but also enough memories to last a lifetime Kim Coley Seniors 169