REMEMBERING THE BEST (AND WORST!) OF TIMES......

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Best – Graduation!

Rob Alderson

 

Best memory was Graduation Day!!!

Worst memories – working at the Bayfront Restaurant every evening and having to get up for school each morning, and having a losing season my junior year in wrestling.

Winston Anderson

 

Best - TOGA party for Graduation on the Bounty.

Enjoying life to fullest, constant laughter, dating, great devilette uniforms, and many senior skip days. Starting each day listening to Zappa with Schultz and Schupp.

Worst – telling my dad I was suspended by V.D., and not allowing girls to wear halter and tube tops.

Michael Baynard

 

I don't really remember any "Best" or "Worst" happenings. I started working at 14 and was involved in the PCCA Club at school.

Elisabeth Bradner Robinson

 

All my best high school memories were times spent with close friends – whether it was in the Red Caboose, a taxi, or in a bus – before, during or after football games – band trips and competitions – beach trips at night, spring break, grad night, prom - car rallies, toga parties and lunches!

Gladys Bravo Burnett

 

Worst - too shy to participate in clubs and/or activities during high school years.

Best - gained interest in the sciences. 0lrs. Jackson was instrumental in making/assisting in career.

Maylene Bugasto Dunham

 

Looking back now - all my memories seem like happy memories! We had a great class with lots of fun people.

Jill Carey Hill

 

The best times I remember are all the friends that I had in the Pep Club.

Rebecca Champion McBride

 

Best - carefree times; leaving campus for lunch; being Sir Evelyn Oakleigh in "Anything Goes“; making the Jr. and Sr. class homecoming float.

Worst - wearing a "leisure suit" on dress-up day.

Kurt Dunkle

 

Best - graduation, beating Gibbs 63-10, listening to Mr. Davis' liar inc Biology, and friends.

Worst - Arguing with Zip and may other awkward moments.

Scott Harley

 

Best memories were of all the pep rallies.

Worst memory – I rushed the exchange club, I made it, my best friend Rondo didn't. We still talk about it!

JoAnna Harrison Wilkey

 

My best memories are of Ronda, JoAnna, Sandra, Kim, April, Paula, Lisa and Cindy - friends always laughing together. My senior prom was the highlight. My worst memories are for gotten and for given. Love you all!

Cindy Hart Goodroe

 

Senior year - Best!!!!

Homecoming game against Northeast – What a night!!

Ronda Henderson

 

Best time - Senior Prom. A night of fun and laughter with great friends and the man I love! (Ironically - the man I married).

Ronda Holcomb Luker

 

Best - performing with the "Devilettes", cruising McDonald’s, and Sr. Prom.

Karen Iler Koeni9

 

Hard to pinpoint – mostly good memories. Can't remember any worst memories.

Julia Leavengood

 

My best memories were always when I was either singing, or playing in the band (next to Ronda!!). I don't really have any bad memories of high school. I just wish I had been thinner. I think I would have enjoyed my high school years more.

Paula LoVerne Cory

 

 

Best memory of high school was when I reviewed one of the first copies out of the first box of yearbooks delivered to No So We Ea in 2979. Was such a tremendous project by the whole No So We Ea staff and made me very

proud to be part of it in my senior year. I was the lead photographer and it made roe think how much the pictures I took would make memories for us all to treasure after we graduated.

Michael McBride

 

Best memories - band and Friday night football games (and the parties afterwards!!).

Worst - riding the bus before I got my driver's license.

Don McMullen

 

Best – dancing at assemblies with the Devilettes, rehearsing day and night to perform in "Guys & Dolls", and out of town Band trips.

Worst - always in trouble for talking too much during class. hmmmm......imagine that!!

Tammy Manooch Anderson

 

Best - football games, grad night, being a Devilette, and making good friends. Worst - being suspended for getting caught drinking.

Rosie Padilla Linville

 

Best - playing football.

Worst – none. 20 years does a lot to a person's memory!

John Reid

 

 

Best - any Keyette party always was a good time.

Worst - Mr. Davis' Marine Biology tests....I used nothing in life that I learned in that class except to shuffle my feet during stingray season!

Pamela Rodenhuis French

 

Best – Band.

Philip Roe

 

Worst year - 9" grade attended Boca Ciega high..

Best - Senior year. Made lots of friends and the memory of some guy playing his guitar in the patio.

Rosa "Linda“ Schueder

 

Best - Playing on the girl's basketball team. I also enjoyed the Civinette Club, and being in Mr. LaBlanc's Latin and AP English class.

Worst – having a broken leg and trying to get up to the 3"~ floor for my Biology class.

Kari St. John Boyle

 

Best - TOGA party at the Bounty.

Worst – the morning after the TOGA party.

Frank Schultz

 

Best - Graduation, TOGA party on the MGM Bounty ship. Trips with marching band.

Worst - Mel Downing as my high school baseball coach.

Ken Schupp

 

Best - teachers like Ed Monk that devoted their life educating the next generation. He brought humor and sunshine to every class. My prayers go to his family as he is missed dearly.

Worst - I should have been involved with the St. Pete High Bible Club and taken more of a pro-active stance spiritually.

Mac Soderquist Bell

 

 

Best - Adrian Davis' marine biology class.

Karen Steinmetz Roberts

 

My best memories are not necessarily a specific event or situation. My best memories are of the friends that I made. I can still think of a particular person and see them in my mind. We were a great class with lots to offer!

Judy Temple Anderson

 

Best memory - winning district baseball championship sophomore year. Worst memory - shoulder injury senior year in football - only played 3 games.

Bill Van Aman

 

Best times were all the friends and parties. Worst times were the morning afters.

Frank Wiener

 

Best - football pep rallies.

Worst - losing to Northeast.

Peter Witherell

 

Worst - never being chosen to join the “Keyettes". Discovered how insignificant others can make you feel!

Best – being captain of the rifle squad and parking my car in front of the band room in Paul T. Nicholson's parking space. Ironically, "Drama“ is not among my favorite memories.

Donna Dee Wood Toth