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

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nd the world of hobbies truly ran the gamut. The members of the faculty did everything from sewing to raising snakes and plants. Leading all leisure time activi- ties was Miss Griffin with yoga and astrology. Running a close second was Mr. Lee and his famous joke-telling. How time was found seemed a mystery-but somehow teachers kept it all together, knowing the impor- fl eaclwers kind time time gun and iiroiic tance of fun time. Fun time also meant travel time. During the summer, our own Mrs. Donald spent time in France, Spain, and Italyg Mrs. Hunter in Jamaica on her honeymoong Mrs. Tatem, Mrs. Phelps, and Mr. 0'Brien in the West Indiesg Mr. Halterman at Disney World and Stone Mountain. To travel was to bring back experiences to be related in the world of study. Mr, Thomas Fnlcherg A,B., Elong Gov- Mrs. Annie Fordhg A.B., Shaw Univ.g ernmenlg Dept, Head, Adminiszraziue United States Historyg Likes to read in Assislantg Reads her leisure time Miss Elaine Grifing B.A., M.A., Mrs. Claire Cendellg A.B., Cedar Meredith, Lehighg Geom., Adv. Alg.8z Crestg Englishg Bible Clubg Enjoys gar- Trigg Dept. Head. NHSg Yoga,Aitro- dening andplaying bridge 055' 28 I faculty, staff ,,.- Mrs. Mary Fergusong Health Advisor Mr. Bob Frank: B.A., M.A., Univ. of Richmond, Wake Forestg Speechg NFL, Debate, Dir. ofForens1ksg Reads E

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,Am M., im fkfgrru my , iss! 1 5 I Mrs. Aileen Easong BS., Maclisong Art. Mrs. Alexandra Donald. BIA., De, Cerafnicsi LikeS 10 UY Um new medl' Pauwg Frenchg French Club, Bridge- UU15 U' art lawn Scrollg Travels, reads MTS- I Louis? Ecklebeffyl Clerli- Mrs. Leon Dunng BS., Norfolk Stateg librarian: KHU5 and does gardening in Special Educationg Goes fishing and her SP3l'e lime reads in leisure time IEW! names GCOVTIS QGOQ 9 amos on IBM sheets were symbols of rcal people - some friendly, some mis- chievous, some defiant. Slowly at times - too fast at others - the 180 days passed as the students developed into distinct personal- ities - some friends, some enemies, some just students. Looking out over three. four, five, or even six classes each day produced its share of hassles - but in each teacher's mind he knew that a part of the future world had passed before his eyes in this Wildcat world. rf Mr. Gerald Evertong BS., M.C.C., Old Dominiong Physical Ed.g Coach, Soph- mrmro Classg Hunts faculty, slaffl27

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lllrs. Roberta Harrellg BA., Old Mr. Fred Hamrickg BS., IlNCg Phys- Mr. La B-A-, Brid- Domininng Musicg Plays the piano, ics, Advanced Math, Algebrag Corwlzg gevaterg with pho- lislens to music Plays golfanfl tennis tograplty Mrs. Ruth Hunterg BA., Agnes Scollg Geometry, Algebra, Delmng Reads, cooks, paints, play tennis Mrs. Barbara Hodge, BS., Frederickg Typing, Falk Club, Enjoys folk music and learning to play the guitar Mrs. Elnora Hayslettg A,B., Morgan Staleg English, Reads and sews in her leisure time Mr, Neale Hoffmann, B.A., Fairmont Slateg Industrial Arts, Hunts, lishes, and watches football faculty, staff! 29