Booker T Washington High School - Graffiti Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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96 juniorf So You Say You ant a Car ou're tired of riding the bus or catching a ride with your friends and now you're ready for a car of your own. So, how were you going to afford it? Parents you think. Finally, after weeks of bothering them, your parents relented You can have a car. We'll buy one for you tonight. Before they've finished talking, you're on the phone to your friends. I've got a car! Can I have a ride? they all asked. Sure! you said, unbeknowingly setting yourself up. The next morning you drove to school with six other people crammed in your two seated car. But hey, you had a car, who needed comfort. You run into school, jangling your keys to let everyone know I drove to school. Finally, after a long, long day of telling people about your car, it was your first chance to drive home. You walked to your car and noticed thirty or so people standing around it, all the friends you offered a ride to. You finally got home at 5:00 and offered your Dad the car. I can't take it! What a day! - Billy Pike Juniors Amy Pitman Michele Plant Neil Postlewaite Paul Powell David Presley Mike Prince Curt Purcell Melissa Pursell Ingrid Quinn joe Quinones Joyce Railsback julie Ramirez Heather Reed jean Reid Richard Reid Abbey Rembert Barbie Replogle Scott Rezek Tavara Richard William Riehm Eve Riera Eddie Riley Sean Roark Keri Roberts

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The Good, The Bad, and M Friends You remember those days when everything seemed to go wrong? You woke up late, had to change clothes because you spilt breakfast on yourself and were almost attacked by the killer dog next door when you tried to leave your house. Arriving at school, you were yelled at by your teacher for being late and forgetting your homework. just when you thought you were going to lose your sanity you saw a friendly face - your best friend. All ofa sudden, there was sunshine. Most of us, at one time or another depended on our friends. We asked them to help us cram for tests and for rides to football games. When we were feeling down, we got a bearhug. Memories were made with our friends especially through the hard times. Other memories were made when friends gave us hard times! Being the friend he is, Coach Erwin offers Cathy Hufford a drink of water! -Julie Korte juniors Lorrie O'Sullivan Steve Overton Beth Padgett Lois Padla Cindy Page Timen Pallin Christy Palmer Kenneth Palmertree Charlie Parker Ashley Partridge Alan Peacock Shelly Peaden Aaron Pennington Lenetha Perkins David Perry - Diane Perry Mary Petruska ,- Tarina Pettiway Al Petway Lora Phillips Christine Pierre Billy Pike Michael Pike , Kay Pinnix Clan of 1988 95

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