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

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NEW IDI T WN I Sobhomores weigh The bros ond cons. I he prosbecT of o new high school school becouse eyeryThing would be so Coloniol since my broiher woz here I being builT in Virginio Beoch hos new. Dennis Reed ocknowledged, I obouT four yeors ogo, ond l'ye been ll ll l I become o reoliiy. IT is locoTed on GreoT Neck Rodd ond will Toke The ploce of old Cox High School which will con see ThoT iT would be horder for o Junior or o Senior To chonge, buT noT for me. The bond would brobobly be lorger cheering for The fooTboll Teom since I wos o liTTle kidf IT would be hord for mony PoTrioT Tons To bui Their loyolTy in o evenTuolly be chonged To o junior high. ond moybe even befler becouse There new school. Scott Jones, who hos goi- These chonges borollel chonges ThoT will be more sTudenTsinTeresTed in being Ten involved in FirsT Coloniol's Cross Took bloce in 1966. SeyenTeen yeors in The new bond. CounTry Teom, floTly sToTed, I wonT To ogo, sTudenTs from Virginio Beoch High School, olong wiTh borTions of Iwo oTher high schools, were rerouTed To The new beoch school, FirsT Coloniol. Virginio Beoch Then become o junior high. As wilh bock Then, There were mony mixed emoTions To The chonge. Some looked forword To oTTending such o high Sobhomores hod o sbeciol concern in This moTTer becouse, unlike The Juniors, They will noT hove The senior pri- vileges nexl yeor of sToying oT FirsT Colo- niol. lvlony sTudenTs hod o negoTive ouT- look on The chonge. Beth Wilson con- fessed, I wouldn'T wonT To go To The new school. l've been looking forword To FirsT sToy oT FC. I don'T know why, I iusT like iT here. Here loy The senTimenTs of o moioriTy of The PoTrioT sTudenTs. Only The fuTure Iond The rezoningj will Tell whoT sTudenTs will finish Their remoining high school yeors oT The new school. - LC. Cl BridgeTTe Homchik l?uThonn Hobe Yyezze Horbin Vickie HouesTodT I l.iso Howord , A ' Koren Hudgins J ' X I BeTh Hulon 3.-4,.+4d 'M Amos HunT Bobby HunTer lylory HunTer Mike Hux NoThon Jomes Debbie Jordines Dovid Johnson Jocqueline Johnson Joson Johnson Jerrell Johnson Liso Johnson Rick Johnson Anne Jones Jerilyn Jones Mofy Jones aff Walkman rcdlos In- creased in bobulorITy This yeor. Durrei Mor- Ton found his rodio To X A be o source of enler- ff Toinmenl oT The fooT- '35 boil gomes. I 'no-o. 4 '33

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f HE o DAGAI ...ALMosT J, A UMC GVVT 3, os ller et lvlxv' OVC KQV? ri' 4 igb' Aixfm rrie Kirg jeff y Klrrlev CFO6' r4lVSi8Y KQMV KWNOVI jjlfff Kityn' ler 'ed flclr .aug WVGDL fi' 'J rj Kr ight r, Q ly ff ight mf, fr f film 1 X , tF'fj'ril f Uflflti IDU f J LLVV .JK fAfjiT r if ,flint r' TU' ,r,,r,, f, lr, I 1 I 1 I I I I I l l Sophomores Ieorned the drl of driving. 1 Xl lvl 'N ,. -. .sq A Y- 1 l, Us l I.. X 5 . , l I ,f 8, A 64 ,, sl Q., if f-4 N X N, l l, - 'A fA n n .X A X X t's not thot hord if you know whot you're doing, commented Seth Potter on Behind-the-Wheel Troining, o course in which leoming driv- ers prqctice driving techniques. It wos mondotory thot the student driver be conscientious of everything he did while driving becouse the instructor wos pqying ocute qttention. He wos pre- pored to mork o quick X for not odjust- ing the seqt before qdjusting the mirror or for forgetting to check o blind spot on o deserted roqd. ln this course, students leomed the technique of defensive driving, better known os i'not getting hit. instructors lectured obout bosic moneuvers, but uhqnds-on experience, which involved wotching for drivers who constqntly brqked or put on their tum signols too eorly, wos the best woy for students to leorn. Off the rood recovery wos onother technique thot eoch student worily tried for himself. Kip Green odmitted, 'll don't like Drivers Ed, but l'Il be glqd when l get my license. Getting the license proved to be on unnerving experience for most sopho- mores. Before octuolly toking the test, the overqge sophomore wos subjected to horror stories obout people driving into telephone poles or foiling the test becouse they hod forgotten to weor o seot belt. Pqrollel pqrking is hord becouse they don't hove lines to mork it, odmit- ted Brion Patton. Though students were reviewing porollel porking techniques in their minds os they orrived ot DlvlV, the most difficult moneuver required in the test wos moking q complete stop qt o stop sign. When the test wos completed the victorious newly-licensed driver roced home beoming from eor to eor. Sophomores must remember their de- fensive driving techniques, especiolly qt this moment of extreme excitement, be- couse unexpected occidents moy occur. Perhops driving should be re- served forthe upperclossmen. - L.C. 8a CB. Vi i I l l I i l i l i i l I l if E 0 Il. L I ll li I