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

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Michelle Umberger Kimberly Vandenberg Tim A. Varley Diana C. Vaters Leigh A. Vaughn Debra Vecchio Beth A. Virgil Michelle Walker Kenneth]. Wall Carin A. Walter John E. Walters Christopher Watson Eighty-five was a year for friendships, heart- aches, and great accomplishments. It was also a year of planning for the future from what was built in the past. Our journey had come to an end and the future laid at our feet. But whatever we become and wherever we may go, we will always remember our senior year, our final year and the year that will be considered the end of the beginning. In four short years we have learned more than just how to read and write, we have learned lessons that will remain in our minds as well as our hearts for years to come. We have learned how to love our friends as well as our school; we have learned how to laugh and share that laughter with our classmates as well as our peers. We have learned how to live and take on new respon- sibilities and challenges that life has to offer. As we take those first steps into the real world we will find that difficulties and hard times will often be right at our heels. But we ' ll always possess that special power; the power to take on and conquer all that must be endured, the power to persevere, the Power behind the Pride. The End of the Beginning f SENIORS 107

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' RoUiZcU ut auf i atxC Friday night football games, participating in after-school ac- tivities, and my friends are what I will miss most about Pinellas Park High School, stated Robbi Quinn. Robbi was a member of the Student Council for the past four years. Vice President of her junior class, and a senior senator. She was also a batgirl for two years. When asked why Patriots have pride in their school Rob- bi remarked, because the teachers and the students here work well together and they make this school what it is. Margery J. Summers Michelle R. Swihart Kristin Swinarski lannie Takie Michael T. Tennell Amanda J. Tepedino Michael W. Terry Ian M. Thomas Randall S. Thomas Joann Thompson Kelli ]. Thrumston Gary T. Torgusen Thuy T. Tran Todd M. Trautman Drew G. Traver Christine M. Tully 106 SENIORS

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Establishing a typical senior pose, Jay Strieker was caught napping in his math class. lennifer A. Wittman Janette M. Witty Barbara J. Wood Kimberly S. Wood