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

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Scott Capps Traci Capps Sandy Cai-swan .Jarnes Carrington Tiffany Carter Angela Carver Mk CCIPSEQEESS, Cliizss Es, C:r i'3si:Ql foo:, fcimfmtlilall Q xi Eddie Castello Donna Flae Caecellovv Greg Cearley Julie Chenery Tom Christensen Cathy Cl-:urn Eill Colonna Berry Compton Anne Connolly lVlarie Cordoyane Doug Cox Sandi Crefton Clay Creekmore Nlaryatuart Creekmore Flandy Cromwell Debbie Cuffee Jay Cuffee Hardie Cuffee Sylvester Cuffee Trina Cuffee Virginia Culbreth Bennie Cullipner Beth Cullipner Hugh Curling lvlicnell Curling Sid Curling Ternrny Curling Lisa Cutrall Tricia Daffron Bob Dance Brian Davis Cynthia Davis Denise Davis Teresa Davis Bonnie Day Shelli Dekker Helen Deeham Kelly DlEei-rcs Robert Dillingham Bill Disney Kay Dixon Katharine Dorman Roger Dunavvay vo 1 ,mop Glass E V -Q., X fx wx, l I 1

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Jooks, lousses, clinics, calculators juniors are forever GEIVI Diamonds are forever. This phrase appropriately de- scribed the junior class float for the WBBCJ l-lomecoming festivities. A huge diamond ring sur- rounded by blue and silver- caught the eyes of many. To further capture the effect, letters symbolizing the slogan were composed of brilliant stars. The juniors sacrificed much time and money into creating the float. Participants diligent- ly worked over three weeks to accomplish the project. The work paid off. however. The junior class proudly presented the finished result of the float on l-lomecoming night. Hour! produced awaited moment. l i O O O Stuart Brown Tim Bruton Keith Bryant F-Robbie Bryant Sharon Bryant IVllke Byrd Lisa Bunch .Jeff Bunn Angela Burns .John Burton Sandra Butts Donna Caffee Lisa Cahcon Flichard Capps i o class f E9

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juniors achieve record sales BETWEEN The Class of 'SE graduated from the lowly position of sophomores to the mediocre standing of Juniors in June of 'lSSO. September brought with it a proud exhibition of students anxious to prove they could compare with their dreaded. but much-loved up- perclassmen, the Seniors. As the doors burst open on September -61, out came the newly-hatched Juniors. De- termined to make a name for themselves, the Junior class started the year off by achiev- ing record candy sales. Although they didn't win, the .Juniors demonstrated their pride during Spirit week and by presenting some very authen- tic costumes on Halloween day. The class float, as al- ways, shined on Homecoming night. For the first year ever. invitations were sent out for the Qing Dance. The class position --' stuck in the middle of everything - certainly did little harm to the ego of the Juniors. Junior Claus Officers: .Jeff Eunn, Vice-President: Cindy Walton, Treasurerg Walker Thompson, Fleporter: Mary Stuart Creekmore, Secretary: John Sanderlin. President. f - fel i f.. l Katie Duvall Kathy Eberhardt David Egan Clarence Ellers Nlary Elliot .James Epps Davis Ernie Savonne Etheridge Wendy Ewell Debbie Ferguson Stuart Ferguson Karen Fernow Scott Fiedler Wayne Fields .John Finch Betsy Fish Kay Flannagan Kimberly Fleck Mary Flowers Donna Frohnapfel Cindy Fulton l Q class! 71