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

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, .i-, 31 'F' 'Ei N43 5 X ' .1 -- Q . x ., , P as v . iv- ll Kathleen Li Patton William R, Payne Vaughn C. Perez William S. Perlman Paige L. Peru Davicl M. Peterson Tammy L. Peterson Felicia M. Phillips Lysle Allstock diligently worked on a scholarship application to lessen the burden of paying the costs of col lege. costs

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we 'T.'E'C5 9.5 't'l0WL?5'?.95 oney, money, money' To Q0 to college tokes money. But pef fore getting to college, it seemed os though monev 'WCC to U9 continuously forked out Ten dolldrs Gnd titty cents nod to oe poid for 9005 SAT: however, this fee wos not GS expensive os other college poord tests. Some un- tortunote seniors were reduired to poy o thirty dollor wolk-in fee or o seven dol- ldr lote chorge. Exploined Russell Payne, 'Becouse l thought the footpoll teom might pe ploying for the Stote title, l couIdn't send in my money ond so l got stuck poying thirty dolldrsf' Not only were there SAT's, put olso Achievements for some, which cost sixteen dolldrs ond seventy-five cents for one, two, or three tests. The list went on ond on . . . Tronscripts ond opplicdtion fees olso Kothy E. Norton V Dione lvl. Nymperg ' lvlichdel A. Opdl ' Thomos O'Donnell A 9 hod to pe poid. The endless expenses continued including college tuition which hod been going up ond up in price. For exomple, Williom ond lvlory's tuition hod risen opout sixteen percent since lost yeor. Like mony other col- leges, Williom ond lvlory compensoted the federol government cuts oy roising tuition fees. There existed two mojor escope routes, however: tindnciol did ond schol- orships. Receiving finonciol old de- pended moinly upon the porents' in- come. ln order to win d scholorship, one hod to excel in either sports or dcddemics. Therefore, not oll seniors were exempt from the expensive tui- tions. Still, there were other college needs: luggoge, sheets, hot-pots, lvpewriters. f Q ond o million other necessities. People would be surprised dt how expensive college reolly is. I thought it wos just tu- ition, lout then there is olso SAT's, dd- vonced plocement fees, ond opplico- tion fees to nome d few. remorked Celia Dekker. With os People would be surprised at how expensive college really is. much money thot hod been spent, most students expected o good educotion. in college. Since it costs so much to get into college, l think the duolity of the educotion will be excellent, con- cluded Kim Williams. - J.T., JG., BM. Cl lui' gk- 1 L . 1 Vs as D l - . - r 'r-' ' ,l , il o - - 'W . 1, J. l I. 5 S xf N . Q Potrick c. Olds Potricid O'Neill Andrew T, Overcosh Kevin VV. Poosch A 7 v. Dovid lvl, Pogono 4 Q - Stephonie A. Pogono , - .,, sf' Ceoffry W. Pollister Kimperly M, Pdrks I ,c.1 q l

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