Green Run High School - Equus Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Setting the eek on Fire ll'-ii susan, ll o in ec o In 1 n U Wie el-tend was greatlf u 1 . . . XX e had Spirit KN eek the week heh in 1. and it was totally iaininin KX ednt sday xx istl A v' 'as ltlllf- Yeird day. and you should have seen 'lilieresa Regal? She had fill a really loud shirt sunglasses. Aint oxide on llt'I nose. and even a in a Ros de-up sunhurnf ie Ralston horrowed her hrother s shirt a huge and bright green witl 1 white oak leaves, Roger Morgan started out as a storrntrooper. hut alt: r 'U or SU pt mplt kno ' ... . ?l x ckecl on his head, he took lt oil, Ihr Day ists .and the weird tour- were tinally gone. irsclay was Trends Nliniskirts were dusted olt and worn on the one day we wouldnt he sent ' lmtllll Rilllile hontt lorit l in a grey dress shirt. thin, white tie. and tilat k dress pants looked like an .id tor lJI's. Iorlie XX llt dres troin t,ulture t,luli. luyen ti-arliers Hot into rs the spirit? Miss fxlitrtn-It went punk in leopard skit i, a lmlark leatlier mini and tliains? l'rirlay. ol rioiiise. was Sr liool t,olors lJ.ix' Iwliat 4-lst-fl. Iiliie. gif-vii, .ind white ,ox was sed as lloy tif-orge dorninated the halls. but no-one outdid Ter- ranre Dr-Loattih with a blue wig and a blue. green. and white- striped tate? We had a pep rally that afternoon. and Mrs, Lankford baked 12 dozen tiookies for her sixth bell 115 English class because they brought in 6-1 yoea- hulary words. The bonfire that night was Cold. We stood around shivering while we waited for the fire- trutzk to arriye tit was latell so that the tire could he built safely. When they got there. we, of course. crowded around to get warrn and applauded Steye Morales' effort to build a fire. I felt so sorry for the S.C.A. people like Sharon Lanhain who sold relreshnients twel- Lorned cups of hot Lliotiolatel in the cold of a Friday night in Noyernhrrr. far away troni the tire. lliere were two hands playing in the cafeteria: the lix- erutioners and Risk. featuring Carlos Moore as the lead singer. t . Sorry you inissed surh a great tinie. Maylie next year you tan roine look us over! l,oye. t.liris Mar liinnon Showing stliool spirit on Trends Ilan. Mrs. Ioliynia tlaltlwell reieiveml support from her students Derek Wil- liams, lletlia Nlasdin, Rolls-rt tlliainhers. and Stat ie Innes, c .fl lt Wpiiit Xtevl-,

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tllesides being the chairman ofevalua- :tion, Raquel was the secretary ofthe and Scroll, and Poetry Editor for the literary magazine. i 1 l 1 Including Missy Boyle, the Theslpians served the main table that inc uded Mr. French and Dr. Brickell. I ei-' . Az Look Us Gver! Medical Society, a member of Quill I I E Did you ever wonder what other people thought about Green Run? Well, inayhe not lately, but you :night have noticed new adults in school. Evaluating a school involves other people looking this School over. Their purpose was not only to certify Green Run, but also to look us over. The evaluation team was complimentary of the student body, but they did have some suggestions. They said we had too many students, and that more tables were needed in the cafeteria, and one section ded- icated to just buying milk or desserts instead of waiting in long lines. Evaluation was not only done by people outside the school, but also by the school itself. On the basis of an ap- plication submitted, Raquel Miole was chosen to be the Student t,oopemtix'e ,'h's.SfH.l't' tion's tlhairnian of lzvfiliiaitioii - an important position non- sidering that what Raquel de- cided affected the future stu- dent body. Whenever there were S.Cj.A, sponsored events, Raquel would be present to cover all mistakes and successes that occurred such as how an event was arranged and was it well organized. Raquel reasoned, This way, the future S.tI.A. would have a history of both beneficial and nonbeneficial events. Raquel said, Criticizing. participating, and working with the events was enjoy- able. Because the evaluation of any event was a major con- tribution, Raquel contributed to the advancement of Green Run. - Maricel Letada, Toni Lee The weekend after the evaluation team was here, Hoofprints was evalu- ated at the Virginia High School League Publications Conference and received a first place prize. Evaluation a

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I lllllllllllgllll .Ill Sl: xi Nl in il i If lhi- fin' Llllillij. lll Laisliail ul Ilin- lux:-1 uliiini-I-, g .yy .I'illX 'I'inin in Uni Oslmurnu. gn i Jig Qu ' , C, Typing approximatelly 30-35 words per minute during Type- writing I class, Theresa Regal. who did the morning announcements, showed her school spirit on Weird Tourist Day. I