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

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- S During an lmnquvt that lirmrn Run held. the uvnluutnrs wuru intrmluurd lu lhv fum ullv. Mr. Frunrh. Dr. Brick- urll. Dr. Rnv,Wnnds, ahuirmun of the Virginia Blranh snhnuls. und Mayor l.uwis Innes.

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STUP Suddenly The Occasions Pass but the memo- ries remain. From the first time you en- tered Green Run, you could feel the energy and the distinct proud feeling of being a Stal- lion. With this new beginning came new memories, new friends, rowdy Friday nights after the football games, quiet times with your favorite per- son, crowded halls, tons of Wow! Being a Stallioon fan is one thing, but being a drum major, this is another, ex lains the band's mascot, Iaimie, brotffer of percussionist Ieff Severts. homework, and the gourmet lunches. Well, maybe not all ol the memories were good. I can remember one time l was talking while chewing gum, recollects Ray Soriano. My gum accidently flew out and landed in some girl's hair! I'll never forget the time I went to Mexico with twelve other people from Green Run, remembers Mike Williams. On the way home, two girls lost their plane tickets in Atlanta. They were stranded there until they could replace them. Memories. That is what Equus contains. Our dedicated staff worked hard all year to faithfully capture the spirit of the time. So, take us up on our offer - Hey, look us over! v- Tony Arviola Did you sa y0u've seen teeth marks on your girlfriends necks, remarked Pat Brown and Tim Barnes in the play Dracula. Opening 3

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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