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

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Horden, Lynette T Horgrove, Brigette - Hormon, John Horney, Sue W' I ' X f' f I Horpe, Tim Horper, Corolyn Horper, Wendi Horrington, Terrell Horris, Heother Horris, Kim Hort, Michelle 4 , ZW iiii , N 'U , . if KA. We Ag was Hoyes, Kellie Z Dedicoted effort Selling stuffed onimols, condy ond holding cor woshes were o few of the woys the sophomores put out o dedicoted effort to moke their prom the best one yet. Ms. Suzy Voldez, closs sponsor helped orgonize the fund roising projects ond often helped with words of odvice. The thought of putting on the prom is exciting but it still seems so for off. stored Dono Green, Sophomore closs secretory. Even though this gool seemed miles owoy the sophomore closs continuolly worked to rolse money so they could send the seniors of '88 off in style. PROM ALREADY thot's right. Plonning for prom storts os eorly os ones freshmon yeor of high school, This yeor's sophomores Suzonne Rice ond Tim Kosser sold stuffed onimols to help their closs roise money. Hoyes, Tony Heocock, Tereso Heodley, Andreo Heidemon, Cheri Heim, Fronces Heisler, Christo Hendrick, Tommy Hendrickson, Jeff Henley, Russell Heritoge, Debbie Hesse, Michelle Higgins, Kevin Higgins, Roymond Hildebrond, Jodi Hill, Liso Hinckley, Debbie Hlnk, Jomes Hlnk, Jeonne 118 f SOPHOMORES Q.. . R ,tt e ' H 1121, www. if ' 1 i MT is ,. lik i Q I W I if W Q f 5 fag f ,JK 4 uk ? X' af Rf if lm V K 5. .V , .,Vgr J . Q ,V V il 1 I A ,,s ., is A 1 ' 4457 it ' , H 1 i k ' H . ,:'f l 5' l n r Ml T i , , - T , ' , ,,, 1 f i , , f' T ,, , ' trll , 'A T if?

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ff - Gipson, John Gipson, Kelvin Givens, Greg Givens, Hope 'lv' l 'E V355 X 4 E K..- ri I. Gonzalez, Doris Goudy, Mitchell Graham, John Grajales, Ernie Challenging the pros . Playing varsity sports is, an honor for a few skilled underclassmen. They worked after school daily and under pressure to live up to the stan- dards of varsity sports. Much energy and time was spent preparing for each varsity match, but each underclassman had the determination to become as good, if not better than the up- perclassmen. They dedicated themsleves to this difficult task and the pride of playing varsity show- ed through. ? fqgw, ,,b' f A H 5 r? . 'K 24 W H b . lr, i f I E' '. , ,,, . ' ' . f tr l rrr. .T 3 A I l it ,,, it BUMP, SET, SPIKE are volleyball techniques that sophomore, Weeze Cummings, learned at Oak Grove Middle School. She brought her talent to PPHS and was able ro earn a position on the varsity volleyball team. PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE, poid off for sophomore, Jim Marshall. He learned to golf before he came to Pinellas Park and was interested enough to try out for the varsity team and made it. Gray, Cindi Green, Dana Green, Kim Green, Lynn Green, Ricky Greene, Les Greg, Gervato Grovac, Michelle Groves, Randy Haas, Jenny Hall, Lori Hall, Toni Hamilton, John Hamrock, Jill Harris, Chris Hansen, Carol Hansen, Jennifer Harden, Annette SOPHOMORES I 117

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il E it 2 Hirschfield, Eric Hobbs, Kim Hobson, Joe Hodges, Shoron Hoff, Aliso Hogon, Correose Hollemon, Suson Hollett, Robert Hollmon, Derwin Holm, Lourie Holmes, Robert Holt, Ken Hood, Joe Horne, Kim Howell, Julionn Hudson, Dolores Hudson, Loro Hull, Tommy S. f' S .E T ei, i is Huss, Chris Hussemonn, Jim Huynh, Toi lsockson, Beth Jocobs, Pom Jonos, Jeff Jonssen, Shelly Joynes, Phillip Jenkins, Dwight Jenkins, Fred Z: g 5 - Jernigon, John Job, Debbie Johnson, Amy Johnson, Andy Demonstroting Potriot Pride Llow do sophomores show their spirit ond pride? '. . . being willing to defend the right of your school ond telling everybody you're the best school ground. TOM AARTIN 'They set exomples for the freshmen. DAVID LOTZ 'Sophomores show their pride ond spirit by porticipoting. They buy spirit links for the spirit choin ond moke aosters. MARCIA CARNEY '. . . they try to moke everything count. When there is onything going on in school, they try to get involved. ANICE MILLER SOPHOMORES! 119