St Petersburg High School - No So We Ea Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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after-school jobs for many students. From 7:30 am to 2:34 pm is a long school day in anybody's book, but not impossi- ble to get through. You're only in a bind if you happen to have AP Calculus at the end of a weary day. Getting help after school could prove to be a problem if we didn't have such dedicated teachers here at SPHS L 'Q Sufi- ,V I Mr. Knellinger is snowed under. Although they're not required to stay past 2:55, giving help to students in need becomes a top priority. The extra hour on our school day is designed to add to the quality of our education. SAT scores will improve and the extra time in class will better prepare us for those col- lege years ahead. g N2 up 2, '9 ,B 4. fig X . 55, -A..-F? 'if' .gf Kiss that clock! Mrs. Waters sneaks up on her prey. f ,Q l Mrs. McSweeney gives help after school. A startled Peter vows never to doze again. AddingaClass 4 11

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w . NM ' 4 I WW. x 4 ,K 3 A i 1 , I f K I ' X I 1 i s I , , 1 ' s f M s I , ' s f 4 , 1 If c. I dding a Class . ,ll N fl X s I , I x . , ,'ll xxx, G ll gl 1 - , X, X X, N1 I I I x -. 5 Itls that time again, 1 A . -ff -2 : 4 1 The days are longer here at SPHS this yearg another class is added. Mr. Knellinger, our school registrar, nearly lost his mind last summer trying to reorganize the schedules of almost 2000 students. The longer day makes it difficult on both students and faculty. Extra-curricular activities are in conflict with E . fi fi if 'KGo0d morning, teachers and students . . f' .S-'N Sokhamfmy H1HkGS 2 l0Ck6F-Sf0P- Patrick had to work late last night. 10 V AddingaClass

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So Many h nges I 111:11- l Q-if Attendance is up in all classes. P . ff , . ,k - Q 'i .arf V J: ,H I HL i www..N . Wa' , l 4 1 Aii'r'?+ 'M..n f rngi-fggy e-f ii ' A ' - . A? five? r e . ' N r Z. - ' A n 'sift wires .. s - H 4 :',,.'-vfgv, 'Y4..wlI'H,. ,a -. M vs' ,iw 'i m M ww I i , ' M mv' .... , W 1 v 'h A ip 'mai ll' M' ,jeff ,' . X 4 .K -. if 1-1 g 6 V E V f, 2 V A ', .x g H 4 i,k.A,l1-,fs -- 'ir 'Wray Y' -,MI i 5 M FW M., fwifam. , - T if ' L ' W 1 rf in , . 'o It ww. 'f'Yqg vi. 9 . 1,, A - ,B .., QQ , My W .W 4' M xi :gr -W 1,15 12 P SoManyChan M - wig, V , ,, .ge I 'nf s' -fr .K 's 'A' - ' u' s . 1 . W an 4 +, x N an rv .. M. ' 4. L V' - x ' 1 . ,. ,'.,-AL-4. ,'-' M... ..-nr var.. Teacher parking is relocated. ges The Florida Legislature decided a good many things con- cerning education this year. The number of credits necessary to graduate is raisedg the absence rule of eight days per semester is instatedg and school days are one hour longer. The stiff attendance policy cuts back on assemblies and senior privileges. Standards are high and times are definitely tough. W ll' W 1, mu, X . . x. oy as N N 1 5 AW' N it x V F' il't w-wn- 9- il , K Art listens carefully to the Height-day rule. .ff-Efk , ' --Siiiakw' I L i 1 f Construction takes its toll.