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

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Displaying their new uniforms as well as their Patriot Pride, the Blue Stars march in unison at the Jamboree during halftime. Acting out a scene in t! musical Mame, senior El Joseph points an accusij finger to a fellow draii student. 58 CLUBS ' DIVISKJN ■f

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Making sure it fits, senior Kelli Thnimpslon checks out her graduation gown. Looking for new information about graduation, senior Chris Jensen looks at the senior class announcement board. Senior sponsor Mr. Bill Ketchum ex- w plains graduation announcements to seniors Reid Goulding and Roger Knopf. Always willing to help, Principal Mr. Lewis Williams advises senior Pete Lenhart with his homework. r SENIORS 57

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Participating in the power School didn ' t mean all work and no play. Clubs provided students an opportunity to become involved while fostering team work. They added diversity from the otherwise monotonous routine. Although after school time was a scarce com- modity, many students used their free time to participate in organiza- tions which were an outgrowth of their in- terests. Drama clubs, such as Thespians or Future Thespians, allowed drama students an opportunity to ex- pand their talents. Honor societies, such as the Na- tional Honor Society or the Spanish Honor Society, allowed a chosen few the chance to repre- sent their educa- tional endeavors. Almost any club was available to ex- press almost any concern, talent, or interest. Clubs were the true Power Behind the Pride which provided a positive extracur- ricular activity for each student. CLUBS DIVISION 59