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

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wffium Friendships keep it going As summer came to an end, and school doors opened for a new school year, students streamed in looking weary-eyed and depressed. These students, comprised of nervous freshmen, semi-relaxed sophomores, cool juniors, and laid back seniors, soon came together to create a special relationship. By joining clubs, teaming up in athletics, meeting old and new friends in classes, and going to the local hang-out, these I students were the core of the I Power behind PPHS. They worked together in order to continue the tradition of mak- ing PPHS the best it could be. Because of this shared interest, a special bond developed between students and administrators. This bond was seen everywhere. The pride Pinellas Park was known for, could be seen in every corner of the school. The students and faculty were the ■ Power that allowed this pride I to exist for so long. Among the laughing, crying, fighting, talking, and bumping in- to each other in the halls. Friendships built an enduring Power students established friendships all their own. Adding something extra- special to this Power were senior that wo uld last throughout high chris Watson, and junior Susan school years, and be the center of Domke. the Power Behind the Pride. ,-ete . POWER BEHIND THE PRIDE 3

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