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A team on and off the field, seniors John Walters and Derek Cooper showed their pride and advertised their reputations as Wild Boys. Dressing for oneself became in- creasingly more popular this year as shown by constant com- panions sopho-mores Jamiej Dorton and Lee Lewis. ' ■ A sea of new wave dressers could be seen in the halls this year and this style was ex- emplified by Michelle Dunn, junior. Displaying his own element of style, sophomore Jeremy Thomas relaxes by looking through a magazine before class. .-. :;!miL.,xi 54 FASHION
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Getting an update from her counselor Mrs. Schafer, senior Diane Ledwell checks her credits. Having their own hinchUne is one of the privileges that seniors enjoy as Jessica Lawler points out. Tackling one of the requirements for college admission, senior Richard Chi- quan reads an information booklet on the SAT. There is life after high school As th(; class of 1985 stood on the platform graduation day many of them were thinking about the not so distant future, yet others were remembering the past four years here at Pinellas Park. Seniors prepared for this day all year long by measuring for and buying their caps and gowns. They arranged for their graduation announcements with senior sponsor Mr. Bill Ketch- um. I ' ve looked forward to being a senior because I couldn ' t wait to be a part of all the privileges and activities, said senior Chuck Spamer. These senior privileges and ac- tivities included the seniors on- ly lunch line, the senior brunch, Grad Nite at Walt Disney World and the senior cruise. High school life was not all parties and special privileges though, at some point or another important decisions had to be made. Decisions like what col- lege to go to, and where. Whether to attend junior col- lege, spend a couple of years in the armed forces or maybe get a job right away. Choosing a col- lege, a major, or an immediate career were things to think about. These decisions had to be made because, believe it or not there is life after high school. 56 SENIORS ■f
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