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

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22 I EXPENSES A DAILY EXPENSE for most students was a cafeteria lunch, which cost 9511. Judy Skiles paid for a COTTON of milk which cost15a. THE BASICS OF AN EDUCATION, paper and pencils, were a necessary ex- pense. The campus book store, which was open before school and during lunch, did a booming business not only in paper and pencils, but T shirts and folders as well. Tina Voytas paid Mr. Bruce for a report cover during her lunch period. HIGHER EDUCATION expenses began to add up in high school. College entrance tests, which cost up to 510, were a necessary ticket into most colleges. Chris Cundiff filled out the student ques- tionaire portion of an SAT test applica- tion in the guidance office. 22 CREDITS AND S18 were requirements for students wishing to participate in the graduation ceremony held at the Bayfront Center in St. Petersburg. The mandatory fee paid for caps and gowns and diploma covers and helped reserve the arena. Mark Mancuso read the sign explaining the fee before pay- ing his 518.