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8 t' PEP RALLIES IN THE MIDST OF BATTLE for the spirit stick, juniors .lodie Forrester, Stacey Barlow, and Wendy Weaver yell 'JUN- lOR5 in an attempt to over power their archrivals, the seniors. Eardrums throbbed when the crowd answered the cheerleaders' question, Who ya' raatrh' far? with a booming P-P-H-5, when the Blue Stars belted out the Rocky and Endless Love themes, and when the juniors and seniors battled for the coveted spirit stick. Seniors who were superior, juniors who love the Patriots, sophomores who do it better, and freshmen who were flamboyant screamed until voices were hoarse, clapped until palms were red and stomped until the bleachers shook. Bags of balloons and miles of poster board and banners demonstrated the electric enthusiasm and energy that filled the gym. It was a tribute by Patriots, for Patriots, and done with Patriot spirit. lt was a Celebration! A SPECIAL SURPRISE for the studen body and o good luck wish for the team was the pep rally befort the Clearwater game. Sonja Seay led the crowd who testifies tha the Patriots will ride an their op ponents like Kawasakies.
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A HALF-TIME AMDASSADORS, Lisa Alex- and Clearwater High cheerleaders during the intermission of Clear- vs. Pinellas Pork football HOME OF THE LOOK ALIKESP On the outside Countryside High resembled Pinellas Park High, but each school had its own personality. , . Because Pinellas Park CHighJ was built before Countryside CHlghJ, the students at Pinellas Park seem to be more concerned about the physical condition of the schoolg they followed Mr. Kriever's example. - Mr. Rick McNeil, former PPHS teachen now at Countryside High. THE BATTLE OF THE P'5, a rivalry be- tween the Patriots ana the Largo Packers, was intensified by the fact that as head football coach, Mr. Hugh Kriever initiated Packer Pride. Packer Pride and Patriot Pride are one in the same, Both are a pride in oneself that has spread into a universal pride in one 's school. - Mr. Hugh Kriever, principal. RIVALS I 7
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