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

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Displaying his patriot pride, Loni Kruger plays his heart out on the saxophone for the Blue Stars Band. Many juniors like Jimmy Merrell bought class rings to show off their pride. Taking time out for a smi were seniors Sabrina Colb and Brigette Spearman. Helping each other wi their sit-ups, junior Joh LaBarge and Kevi Donaldson showed the patriot pride. 24 PRIDE

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IHtKt; ARE INLY TWO : F PEOPLE ' WOR RIOT HOSE WH Patriot Power Power and Pride were not just two words at Pinellas Park High School, they walked hand in hand every day since the school opened nine years ago. Every day kids could be seen displaying their almost second home. Students could often be seen picking up trash, helping other students, and teaching ad- ministrators as well as being taught themselves. The happy face and smiles exchanged in the hallways only proved that the Patriots had pride in their school, and backed it one hundred percent. The power could be seen in statistics, or state and nation wide tests and exams as well as the athletic section of the newspaper with our football teams making their way to the division playoff. This was power that no one could take away. The year was a great one with articles, statistics and plain everyday devotion to our school. The year was ours and our motto could not have said it better; Pinellas Park Senior High School, The Home of Patriot Pride. To display their patriot pride Seniors Dawn Dickerson and Pat Holt joined the drama club and put on plays. While beginning a partner stunt, junior Amy Hochberg and senior Robin Ormsby show their pride by cheering on the Patriots. PRIDE 25