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

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With skill and balance, sophomore Steve Streveski practices stunts on his bicycle. Enjoying a Friday night foot- ball game, senior Lori Walker, sophomore, Leerov Sabage, freshmen Larry Bell, Sean Metton and Eric Spear- man cheer on the Patriots. Work around the house like mowing the yard was something that always had to be done. Junior Jeff Bob- bitt finds time on the weekend to complete this chore. Practice makes perfect and perfection is what these soc- cer players try to achieve. Sophomores Eric Enlow and Miice Harpe and juniors Bob Rist and Dennis Knight prac- tice their soccer skills in some spare time. S 1 w , ' EEKENDS 17

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Learning the true meaning flT of weekends freshman Daryl Baker and Marc Smith relax by the pool. j . Getting ready for the concert sophomores Bridgette Swan- son and Kristy Kay listen to their Thompson Twins albums before they go. Spending their weekend together seniors Monica Sinclair and Sid Sedwick en- joy an evening at Darryl ' s 1915 Restaurant. Weekends were made for . . . Weekends were a time for students to relax and have fun. Whether it was going to a football game, a party, the movies, the beach, or in some cases, a job, a Patriot was always up to something. During the football season, Friday nights were usually spent going to the games and victory parties to meet with friends, both old and new. A Friday night also meant staying up later than usual, while Satur- day morning was spent catching up on lost sleep. By noon students could be found catching a fast tan bv the Palm Pavillion and walking along the beach to see and be seen. Some students did, however find time for a few extra activities like clubs and sports. For girls there was the inevitable shop- ping spree, and for some, the much an- ticipted date with that special someone. Thes were just some of th( things that weekend were made for. After all of this res and relaxation, forgottei homework was usuall; done on Sunday ir preparation for the dreaded Monday morn ing ahead. 16 WEEKENDS

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Just when life seems to be going great, someone tries to wake you up. — Lynn Dixon Live your life like there is no tomor- row. One day at a time. — Scott Keyse When in doubt eat 75 boxes of Barri um ' s Animal Crackers. | — Robin Hamman Life goes on whether you ' re standlr! above it or lying beneath it, so do whj you can and have fun. — Scott Soares ' Life is a bowl of cherries . — Brendan Hosack Do what you think is right. Don ' t do something because others are doing it. Be the best at what you do and be yourself. — Thomas Hickey I feel everyone should set goals for themselves and set their standards high so that they have something to strive for. — Kim Fowler Put the most into whatever task you undertake. By not doing this you only cheat yourself. — Dawn Yankowski If it feels good — do it! — ' Babs ' Penner Money buys happiness. Don ' t let anyone tell you otherwise . . . they ' re lying! When all else fails eat a chicken sand- — Denise Butash wich. |If things are really bad — eat Keep your feet on the ground and keep two!| reaching for the stars! — Jana Johnson — Tony Butler When the going gets tough go shopping!! — Pam Robinson the touj 18 SENIOR QUOTES