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

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A STEP UP wos given to Mrs. Mildred Reed this post yeor os she become o deon when Mr. Richord Duncon left PPHS. She seemed to enjoy her new job ond the contoct with the students. K: . -:!!x:.,. Loyd, Fronces 2D Design Moyer, Deboroh Journolism 1, Journolism 3-4Y, Moss Medio 1, . Longuoge I , McLoughlin, Joyce Clericol, Bookkeeping McGiIvroy, Lynn Longuoge McSwoin, Noncy Generol Moth 1, , -N .M Geometry Miner, Betsy Clericol Audio Visuol X , Creotive Photogrophy, Literoture Explorotions, One of the chosen few Setting. QI them. PPHS wos one of the chosen from the mony schools in the no- tion to benefit from the Demonstrotion ond Volidotion of o Comprehensive Elemen- tory Secondory Coreer Educotion Project in o Locol This coreer testing is be- ing done os on experi- ment to see if students profit from coreer pro- groms. The junior closs will be involved in mony fieldtrips ond coreer moteriols to help them decide vhich coreer is oest suited for them. A rondom- juniors took o pre ond post test to determine how much knowledge obout occupotions they ocquired. Mrs. Morylyn Sopperstein is PPHS's coreenspeciolist. Her job involved ordering moteriols for this coreer testing, ossisting students with choos- ing future coreers, ond helping to troin the teochers for this testing. She hopes thot ot the end of the testing PPHS comes out woy oheod of Boco Ciego High School, which is onother school involved in this coreer pro- grom thot hos rotionolly bolonced Intelligent Quotients os us. Sopperstein hos worked in the field of humon relotions ond os on occupotionol speciolist. She enjoys jogging, reoding non-fiction, booting, ond troveling. She is o mother of two children, Vicki, 23, ond Scott, 18. OPPORTUNITIES for jobs thot ore exciting ond rewording ore ovoiloble in every field Mrs Morylyn Sopperstein, coreer speciolist, tested students to see whot coreers best suited

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CAFETERIA PERSONNEL: Front Row: Ezell Colson, Sue Roberts, Lee Daily, Row Two: Betty Ferguson, Donna Oftutt, Flo Wilson, Ruth Jensen, Dora Salvatric, Ruth Hoover, Unis Mistretta, Row Three: Mary Lou Nelson, Nancy Bongiorno, Mae Blair, Beth Kratz, Sylvia Winiarski, Helen Helscel, Vicla VerHelIer, Suan Ashton, Evelyn Olzewski, Phyillis Fredrich, Adele Burdick, Row Four: Bob McCelland, Lois Ford, Joan Papas, Rosy Butler, Lillo Cour- san, Ilene Collyer, Mary Horvat, Dorris MacDonald. AMUSING ANECDOTES make Mr. David 5mith's American History class different than oll others. He jokes about Edgar Fooman, camel sweat, and various battle stories to break the monotony of everyday classroom situations. Jones, Diana Vision LD Kelly, Rebecca Language, Communications Technique, -v American Literature B Kershaw, Liz 2D Design, .... Drawing and Painting, Painting 1, 3, Drawing 2, 4 Ketchum, Bill W General Math 1-2, c hy Q Algebra 2 . X C Kicklighter, Samuel Work Experience, Employment Skills Koutney, Len Dean Krouskas, Mary Shorthand 1-2, Records Management, Dictation and Translation A, H -- Krassner, Mike ' Timeout Room Kuzbyt, Joanne it Math Concepts, f i-1 Consumer Math ue. i,,,-, ,, fs. 1: 4 1 Levine, Harry QCA 3 American Literature, Communications Technique B Lewis, Eva ' Clerical, Office - 154 X FACULTY

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156 X FACULTY Musgrove, Judy Physicol Science, Chemistry I Nelson, Corolyn Lotin I-IV O'Brien, Ano Sponish Conversotion l, ll, Sponish I, IV, V, VI Olsen, Sue Speech Theropy, Longuoge Disorders, Aurol Rehobilitotion Orlopp, Robert Physics I, Chemistry 2 H Pendleton, Morlo Deof Interpreter Penick, Leeonne Public Speoking, Composition I . Roy, Koy Fomily Living, Child Development Reed, Mildred Deon of Students i . I E Checking it out You try to get the most pro- duction out of people in the leost omount of time, soid Mr. Jock Summers exploining the function of o Time Study Engineer, o job formerly held by Summers. As Stu- dent Assistont Coordinotor, he con- tinued this philosophy in his role to ploce student oids with teochers. Summers exploined, 90 percent of the time, o student will be re- quested by o teocher, the other 'IO percent o student will volunteer. Summers reminisced thot he hos been in this school system for nine yeors ond only tought elsewhere for one yeor in Modisonville, Kentucky. Summer's positions in- clude Office Monoger ond Time Study Engineer os well os Stu- dent Assistont-Coordinotor. Summers groduoted from Poducoh Junior College ond Murroy Stote University, both in Kentucky. ROOKIE could be the title given to Vic mon, because he wos o first yeor cc Ployers goined confidence from because he welcomed new ideos. . . A It f ,M-ew-u.. Y X 25.4 we W e f in 7.