Great Bridge High School - Causeway Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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iq A Besides the school other places exist of which students can be proud of in Great Bridge. 4 f -N ,,'1H,.-.- -Q y AW W W1 ,,.lll,w .W , W , ..m y 1 .I ,,. ,, -1 5 -----14 - '. - -gn- ...1, . -- m4M .lv-.,... m R I ' .ft ' ' 'Fi-f sf- V- rf V' ' f 1 -' '- 6-'ffl f.- , . Y 7,11 551.2 'I q. .'a,:?' ' 1' -cg., 1 ..:,Y AJ . TLV, -I i, ' .- , I 'NQ ,,.. ,I- fhuf' -4 - w 161 student life Enlightsning students to the world of physics, Mr. Fred Homrick prepares them for college. 5

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'wr Classes Compete in Joy Fund Drive '-File'-EU'- li Itltglly-7-I .QP 1 'liu1i 'l fiuuunpiii-i l N-lin Kr.-pp-n ir V I r 1 -r 411.-avr, ., . , ' 1 1.7 -'..f:. X Fir' 5-1 --rm. , .,,,,' ---e ' ' ' Mg r. Y .' f-......,, -f---- , - -y A.. ' - -...Lx-i... ' ' ' -' 'w7eig .f1':, ,- .. .,--,. lv,-M ' 1.2.1, Wm, -- ' -..-sr-ur.'ie,:aAd-0-uq..q, '1 L--.1-.i.cn..h4tu - - , -Q... , - 1. .s.--..., ,, . fac I8 I christmas 'Lum-..... ulty and M Ha Y. VW U The audience receive a special treat as Kim Smith, Melonie Smith, Suzy Daffron, Marcia Matthews and Theresa Roberts perform.