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

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All right class, now look up here, says Dave Smith as he attempts to explain World War II to his students. Keeping up his end of the bargain, Titas Bukas grades his students ' papers between classes. With careful precision, Marian Hall explains to her aides how to check out books from the library. Penny Knight Language Arts Marge Kohnken Health Occupations Len Koutney Assistant Principa Mary K. Krouskos Business Eva Marie Lewis Office Personne Frances Loyd Art Rose Mack Mathematics Meritt Marks Language Arts Judith Mason Social Studies Regina J. V. McLin Language Arts Nancy L. McSwain Mathematics Jennifer Merkling Mathematics Betsy Miner Media Center Nancy G. Mora Language Arts Judy Musgrave Science Sue Olsen Special Educatinn Bob Orlopp Scienct Rod Palmateer Guidance Susan Parrish Visual Disabilities Maria Pendleton Hearing Impaired i54 FACiii;rY

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Looking somewhat per- turbed, Jim Scott prepares to speak his mind in response to a student remark. Helping to keep the school clean, Rosie Butler gives one final sweep to the usually spotless carpet. So that ' s where Europe is. Jim Harris expresses a look of awe and surprise as he regards a map of the world. Paula Hern Foreign Language Judy Hoban Guidance Kelly Hodgett Hearing Impaired Darius Holtzclaw Physical Education William B. Hooper Industrial Arts Dr. Lily James Language Arts Roh Jenkins Physical Education Carolyn Johnson Physial Education Cheryl A. Johnson Language Arts Robert M. Johnson Language Arts Karen Keating Business Elizabeth Kershaw Art Bill Ketchum Mathematics Samuel Kicklighter Work Programs Carolyn Kistner Mathematics FACULTY 153

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Leeanne Penick I-anguage Arts Bill Perkins Science Kay Ray I Iditk; Economics Tom Reid Science Joe L. Reina Special Educution Sue N. Reina Physical Impairment Margaret Richard Language Arts Ruth Richards Language Arts Linda Riggs Home Economics Elaine Roth Special Education Taking a special interest in his students, Richard Corbin helps them prepare for the future. Prepared for an unexpected blizzard, Jenn Stratton dons a thick blanket to ward off the cold front. Following the action on Ac- tivities Nite, Dave Sharp never misses a play with his camera. As supervisor of Focus, Sharp is sure to cover the news thoroughly. F. ' CULTY 155