First Colonial High School - Heritage Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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5 U .3 ? his . 'F' R lf'-l ' ' R ' xx Spi, it Shake A Junior officers motivote clossmotes. ccording to Junior Closs Presi- dent Jimmie Ring, 'The closs of '84 could very well pe the most spirited closs to ever groduote from First Coloniolf' The Juniors put o strong em- phosis on spirit ond unity this yeor ond their efforts reolly poid off. Valusia Beasley, Secretory, wos optimistic thot the Juniors would reoch their gool of totdl closs porticipotion. t'So for we've hod o lot of support ot the meetings ond l'm confident thot well hove o success- ful Homecoming ond Ring Doncef' Members of the Junior closs worked on severol committees such os fund rois- ing, spirit, ond prom, which were formed to help the officers run the closs more efficiently. Staci Schleck, choirmon of the puplicity committee, commented, llVVe've peen putting up poririerg fit the footpoll gomes, in the holls, ond iri Trib: cofeterio. We work reolly hord to arrow the other closses how much we support the teomsf' The prom committee hod o lot of success olso, cloimed the choir mon, Sharon Munford. lm very ex cited opout the Junior Prom, the com- mittee hos come up with reolly unidue ond creotive ideosf' All the Junior come mittees were heoded oy Vice President Tiffony Bevon. The Junior closs wos off to o good stort finonciolly, with over S312 in the occount. Lisa Berry, Treosurer, hoped thot thejuniors would hove o very orgo- nized ond successful yeor in moking money ond hove enough left over for o fun senior yeor. - lvl.lVl. U Y .-I ' ' W 'I .1- V Q -,,' 1' ' a' L . is-,gs Q. l 25, ds' V. .,. '- in yi 'B Tri , A ff:-fi mflfgt 1' sf: ,' ,if- .: 7- , 2 9- Tifiony Bevon Sue Bioeou John Bischoff Sheri Bishop Bill Bissell Tom Blockwell Ken Blonlcenship Beth Blevins Liso Bogdon Chris Bond Troci Bonk lvlorci Born Ann Boyd Deren Breost Kevin Brooks Loretto Brothers Ropin Brown Tyrone Brown Beth Bryont Dolton Bryont Dorryl Bryont Bonnie Bush Crystol Butts Kristin Byng Wondo Coke Don Colder Coroline Collis Alisho Connodoy Angelo Connoy Richord Corpone Alex Cdrllo lviorcio Corter Chris Corver Sophio Couspy Poge Choploin Sondy Chotfield Greg Church Boppy Cilento Lindo Clopp Chris Ciorlc off es- '

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Q TL. Juniors expressed Their concerns for The fuTure. opidly dpprodching The doy when They would sfep ouT inTo The reoi world, mony Juniors were sTorTing To Toke o serious look oT whoi The fuTure held. Mark Traub wds noT very opTimisTic: l'm definiTely worried oloouT whdf The siTuoTion will pe like when l geT ouf inTo The reoi world, wifh The unsiople economy ond ThreoT of worf' The Thoughf of o nucleor wor in The noT-so-disTonT fuTure wds very disTurping, yeT if wds somefhing ThoT Todoy's sTu- denTs moy hove To foce. SfudenT opin- ions of The supjecf voried. Mah Vesier remorked, 'll feel ThoT There should be no nucleor orms whoTsoever. Volusio Beosley felT differenflyg 'il don'T like The ideo of furlher developmenf of nucleor weopons, buf we musT pe reolisfic ond sToy prepored. We hove To fdce The foci Thof There will evenTuolly pe o wor ond nucleor weopons could defermine The winner. There were olso Those sTudenTs who preferred noT To Think of The possipil- iTy of o nucleor wor, ond who focused Their oiTTenTion on posifive supjecTs. Ex- pressing o feeling common dmong To- doy's youfh, Karen Moran soid, ul con'T predicT whoT will hoppen in The fuTure, buf l'll deol wiTh if os iT comes. Gloncing oi The newspoper, one couldn'T help puf feel young ond resTless. - lVl.lVl. Cl ,... Kr .ck f A , i' 1 I T fr s X ', rgf' if In a desperate aflempi To roise his grode in chernisfry. Neol Young eorned exfro poinfs oy con- sfrucfing o ouilefin boord. Dovid Demchuk Liso Dickson lrocy Diederich Jeonne Dixon Joonne Dixon Dove Donohue Pele Dondero Michelle Doss Pom DoTTer Lee Doyle Robin Drucker Keifh DuBois .lomie Duff Sfephonie Duke Dono Dunowoy Alice Dunn Lee Duyol Suson Eddingfield Andy Elier Ddvid Englund Buppo Ennis Joelle Ennis Roegon Everfs Ricky Ewing f eco '-T19