St. Petersburg High School 1991 Yearbook (St. Petersburg, FL) - Full Access

Queens of the jungle and wild west cowboys abounded at the annual Homecoming Activities Night. As "SPHS went wild," so did the clubs as they participated in the exciting events. "I guess since it was my first Activities Night, I wasn't expecting so many people to get involved," stated freshman Shannon Domeier. "The absolute biggest shock was the amount of effort the clubs put into this one night." The alphabet relay measured the speed and accuracy of each club. The Keyettes came out on top as winners in the relay, while their brother club, Key, took first place for their Jungle banner. Another artistic feat was accomplished by the Rojans In the Door Left: Around and around •he goe•. And now "What's going to happen when I try and stand up?" says Trol Owens. Decorating Contest. Last, But not least, was the obstacle course. Spectrum member Laminka Williams received the first place rank. "I thought by far that the obstacle course was the best club activity!" exclaimed senior Marc Kennedy. "It kept everyone laughing, especially when the people went around the bat." Coming up with ideas for each event, and making sure the night ran well was the job of Student Council. STUCO accepted the responsibility of organizing each event. "Confusion is definitely something to be counted on in events of this magnitude, but I think it Above: Go Clvle•l The Clvlnettes are sure they will be the overall winners on Activity Night. went well," noted Activities Night Committee Chairman John Wilson. "We had to shorten the evening because it had been running too late . We picked the most popular events, and the people on the field and in the stands seemed to be having a ball!" -Cary Will Above: Moving ltl The high· stepping ladles of Spectrum are a highlight of the parade this evening.