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

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Tl-IE TI-IIFETEEIXITI-I BECUIVIES LUCKY DAY i i, Senior class president, Tina Harrell expresses her feehngs to the members of her graduacmg class. Reflectlons from che past year crowd Nlr. Jones' mnnci aa he remembers the mchvnciuals in che graduating class. gi f gr-aduabworw f 23

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an 1 pf-Dm Hunter' Redford and Sue Hemmings dance to the beat of a different MII-colored programs by Great Bridge Press find refuge in a l-lot Fire for a Pnnl Phange lvlay 'l CJ, 'l SBU. , . The night of all nights for those awaiting high school students. .. The talk of the entire school for weeks before and weeks after... The .Junior-Senior Prom. As in years before the Vir- ginia Beach Dome hosted the prom, and as in previous times expectations were high. What was the theme? Who was going with whom? Would this year's class sponsored prom compare with the preceeding years? Would the seniors be satisfied? As each senior arrived they found a Cool Change awaiting them. As the couples entered the Dome, visions of the sea world greeted them. For many the evening was highlighted by long lines for pictures, crystal clear champagne glasses, and eating the seafood delicacies without napkins. Smoke greeted those attending The Great Bridge High School Prom from a fire blazing in the Atlantic l-lotel. At the scene a young man from Cox l-ligh School exerted his talents towards fighting a fire that could have risen out of control. .Just like other high school students that night he was going to his prom. l-le fought against the raging fires of hell only to be censured the next day. Censured! one might say. ls this the demo- cratic way? ls this how we re- ward our gallant young Amer- icans? The next morning the youth ascended from obsurci- ty to local headlines. The fire department suspended him from the force and fined him. The story ended, the flames died down. But, there are those at Great Bridge l-ligh who have not forgotten his heroics and who would like to thank this young man for mak- ing a cool change not quite so cool and saving a hot time from getting out of control. drum! derelict boat.