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

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Patrick L. Holt Brendan E. Hosack Stephen D. Howard Marc A. Hubbard Thuy N. Huynh Angela K. Imbrunone Paula A. Jackson lamie E. Jalazo Paul D. James Katrina M. Janes Lorig A. Janoyan Wendy A. Jeffcoat Christopher Jensen Jana B. Johnson Jerry B. Johnson John D. Johnson Elise V. Johnson Daniel R. Jones Eric N. Jones William D. Joseph Jerry Joyce Elizabeth Kawalec Matthew E. Keller John W. Kelly IV 96 SENIORS

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Monica Harbold Carolyn Harmon Brian K. Harrington Carla G. Harrington Paula K. Harrington Kevin L. Harris Sherri A. Harrold Christine Hassett Ronald L. Heck Gillian M. Hegner Christopher Hessner Tracy C. Hickman Melissa L. Higdon Lewis E. Hill II Maury V. Hill Robert S. Hixson Get involved, is Tammy Mihailoff ' s advice to all students. Aside from four years of cheering for Pinellas Park, Tammy has been involved in Student Council, track, basket- ball, and the Principal ' s Ad- visory Committee for three years. She was also on the Students ' Advisory Committee and Homecoming Court. In the future Tammy plans to attend the University of Florida in Gainsville. Tammy says, Faculty ana student involvement are what make the students take pride in their school. (MAcn. ' PcUnl — cupt puf ' 7 cAacC SENIORS 95

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|()hn V. Kelly Kristin L. Kennedy Scott D. Keyse Todd E. King Kelli L. Kirian Michelle T. Klase Michael J. Knight Kim C. Kovalovsky Timothy Kramer Karim Kurji David A. LaBarre Scott L. Lafever Bernard T. Lampley Linda F. Lane Matthew N. Laplante Mimna Laurikainen Patriot Pride to me is seeing all of the fans run onto the field after the football or baseball championships, remarks Reid Goulding, a Power Patriot in every sense of the word. My advice to underclass- men is to be your own person and do the things you like to do, Reid expresses. High school is a place to have fun where the most important things you ' ll learn won ' t come from the classroom. After graduation Reid plans to attend college on either an academic or baseball scholar- ship. His major is yet unde- cided, but he feels he ' ll prob- ably lean toward engineering. wen, citncat l eld ( MCcU«t SENIORS 97