Pinellas Park High School - Occurrences Yearbook (Largo, FL)

Page 104 text:

100 X JUNIORS Donoldson, Luonne Dover, Doniel Doyer, Cheryl Droyer, Liso Dresseloers, Shelley Driggers, Brendo Dumont, Dole Duncon, Cindy Duncon, Delone Durkot, Tommy Eggebrecht, Suzonne Ellis, Becky Embree, Lindo Engel, Ann Ewonoitis, Bob Foirbonk, Julie Forley, Morgoret Foxon, Deboroh Feldt, Bobby Finch, Mike Findloy, Robert Flournoy, Vyerbrounn Flynn, Poulo Fogle, Corrie Foster, Pom L Fox, Liso A ' f Frody, Som WF 3513, . q g g Rings reflect pride Finding juniors looking ond choosing from hundreds of different styles of closs rings is not unusuol. Purchosing o closs ring is one of the expenses token on by o junior. Mony were found fosting from lunch to sove enough money for thot speciol ring. Bolfour, the ring compony, put on o slide-show to motivote the students, showing severol different types of metols, stones, ond designs. There were rnony different metols ovoiloble, for the gold, there wos 10 Korot Midos Touch, ond 10 Korot Clossic, ond White Gold. Continuing with the silver wos Celestrium, Polor Plus, Quosor Plus, ond Golden Soddle which is holf silver ond holf gold. Mony stones were ovoiloble too, such os fireburst, indio cut, storflome, stor cut oll coming in twelve colors including Mother of Peorl, Block Onyx, Blue Sopphire, Oronge Sapphire. The bosic ring choice with o sirnple stone set in Celestriurn wos 57500. The most expensive wos the men's 10 Korot Midos Touch which ron obout 516400. lT'5 A MATTER OF PRIDE, wos printed on every ring cotolog given to thejuniors. Choices were rnony but Ron Spyker mode his decision ond filled out the order form. fs 1 l fl li

Page 103 text:

Getting it together Junior Closs President Terri Brinkmon ond the cioss officers seorched for the right restouront for prom. Checking different prices, Iocotions, ond ot- mospheres. The Sofety Horbor Spo' wos chosen for its Iocotion ond ot- mosphere. The Spo wos olso lost yeor's choice. The closs officers olso picked out the 1982 prom glosses ond menus. To choose the proper bond, the juniors held meetings ond listened to different bonds to select one. MONEY GROWS ON TREES, or this is the indicotion given by the school society. Students spend money for mony octivities oll through the yeor. Tony Wood purchoses his prom ticket from Corol Hern. F W Q W 1. I fy f Coutont, Jerry Croddock, Lourie Crogg, Suson Cromer, Chris Critoph, Shown Currington, Jomes Jr. Curry, Tino Curtis, Cynthio D'QuiIo, Don Dority, Lotherio Dovidson, Dovid Dovis, Anece Deon, Doniele DeCoro, Joy Decosore, Nick DeLoncey, Tino DeIimo.n, Kristine DeMorzo, Donno DeMonest, John Dendy, Lillion DePeter, Ronold Descoro Lee Dettor Mory Dew Doyno Dolon Kothryn 'TQ , Dollmont, Greg T 'ff i Donoldson, LeeAnn JUNIORS I 99

Page 105 text:

Opening up a new door . Which college are you going to??? 'l'lI probably go to University of Central Florida in Orlando and try to be a computer programmer. TIA CARRERO 'I'm not going to college I am going PVTI CPinellas Vocational Technical Institute? to learn a trade. MIKE DELISE 'l'm not going. TONY LAURO 'I'II probably go in the Coast Guard because they have a really good program. CHRIS GREER 'l'm going to a technical school for commercial art. ROBIN ROBERTS 1 Frankel, Bill Fuller, Mary Ann Fries, Dawn Funkhouser, Joe rf . 5 Gammon, Gayla Gannon, Joe Garland, Kelley Gassler, Mary George, Lee Gerber, Grant Gesek, Robin Gibbons, Joan Gibbs, Elezabeth Giles, Bill Gillespie, Kellie it ill Sli I I Gingras, Cheryl Glrson, Mark Gooding, Jodi Goodwin, Christopher Gorman, Debbie f Gorman, Kathy .Ji - w Grogg, Susan Gossett, Sharon Greer, Christopher Grimshaw, Jill Groves, Michael Haeger, Scott JUNIORS I 101