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

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DECA OFFICERS: Vickie Dillard, treasurer, Roger Soucier, secretary, Lisa Drayer, vice-president, Alyson Bainum, president DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA: Front Row Csittingbz Lisa Diaz, Chris Jackson, Lysa Willard, Tommy Ottinger, Potty O'Brien, Melissa McDougal, Row Two ingbz Lauri Huffman, Joan Gibbons, Phil Borum, Helena Godziala, Karl Toth, Lee Ann Donaldson, Sam Frady, Vickie Dillard, Laura Beldsoe, Row Three Cst Graham, Colleen Borders, Sandy Wilderson, Roger Saucier, Chip Meldrim, Julie Blessing, Sean Brunicorde, Sharon Mays, Ed Brodil, Tim Reed, Stacie Boone, Alyson Angie Barnes, Mr. Don Emerson. Cnot pictured: Therese Tischler, Lisa Droyer, Dawn Larsonb DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA WINDOW SHOPPING, is a major past- time of many Americans. Therese Tischler and Down Larson ore Ieorning how to make a display attractive enough to make shoppers stop ond notice. They ore fought about color combinations and texture contrast. 234 I CLUBS 'CPURCHASED CLUB SPACE?

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I that could have been dif- Ya An Ma sang some of in Chinese. LET'S PRETEND, we are actors. These gentlemen don't have to pretend because they are. They are members ofthe St. Pete Ballet Company and per- formed skits at the Oktoberfest spon- sored by the International Club. OVER THERE, guest artists from the St. Pete Ballet Company performed at the annual Oktoberfest. FOLLOW ME , it seems that Alfredo Lebron is saying just that to Beth AI- mond and Dana Green os they do a Spanish dance for friends and family. Over 200 people attended the Oc- toberfest held in the school concourse. CAN I HAVE THIS DANCE, WITH YOU? Barbie Schmersol and Kim Green per- formed the Cha, Cho at the Oc- toberfest. Working together With approximately 250 students from all languages, Spanish, French, Latin and Viet- namese, the International Club provided enrichment, social ac- tivity and involvement. Students worked together for a common purpose. To pra- mote the languages. Under the direction of Car- mine Zinn, Carolyn Nelson, Paula Hern, Ana O'Brien, and president Tonya Snowball the International Club had very suc- cessful programs. Starting the year off with a membership drive gave students the enthusiasm to at- tend general meetings and other organized activities. Such activities were a picnic at Taylor Park, foreign language spirit week, during which students ware buttons to represent their language, and an Oc- toberfest, where desserts from foreign countries were served. Some of the desserts were bit- ter herbs from a Latin country, flan from Spain, quiche from France and oriental rice from Vietnam. A program displaying Christmas in Latin America was a highlight of the year. International Club members also went on field trips. They at- tended SPIFFS, the St. Petersburg International Folk Fair and also traveled to Sarasota to see the Ringling Brothers Art Museum and had dinner at an International Restaurant. Students willingness to work together as a club resulted in one of the most successful years in the history of the Pinellas Park High School Inter- national Club, stated Mrs. Cor- mine Zinn. EIlNI Nld 1V ' EITTID 'IVNOI El.lNl ' N'd 1V ' QTTD 'IVNOI 'dEl.lNl ' VN VNOLI T 'D 'GFI UHLNI ' VN ' EIITID TVNOII N'dEI.lNl ' 1V ' QTTD 'IVNOI El.lNI ' NEI .LV ' GOD 'IVNOI CPURCHASED CLUB SPACED' CLUBS I 233

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