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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1985 volume:

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Finally, it came, the moment everyone was wait- ing for, Ashley Anders, Presi- dent of the National Honor So- ciety, was awarded this year's Homecoming Queen. l real- ly couldn't believe itl Ashley remarked. I think anyone of the court members could have won: l'm sure it was a close race. l've never done anything like it before. The Homecoming festivities concluded laterthat night with couples enioying themselves at the dance which honored the new aueen. - Sheri Dallas l7dLt'6b f' GQEEN RUN HIGH SCHUUL 1 HUMECUMINQ cmuigj- i ' ' . 1 75 Atter belng escorted Into the cateterla, the candidates relax. J flryliirf Below Senlor, Ashley Anders and her escort Mike Schroder. Rlght Senlor Donna Larsen and her escort Brad Foster. Far below, Seniors, Kassandra Kllday and her escort Brett Scott. Bottom right, Joy getmura and her escort ordan s. 0' 405 Mir , NIL 1 5 i limi' ' I Lett, sophomore Sharon Holnackl and her escort Jett Galkln. Above, sophomore Tomeka Johnson and her escort Mlke Lawton. Below, Senlors, Stethanle Caswell and her escort Ml e Bettencourt. Rlght, Shergl Haynes and her escort Mark Iachura. X . fl ,f ILM V! UL 1 t Far below, the new nome- comlr? queen Ashley Anders hugs rlsten Grlm the Home- comlng chalrperson. Below the candidates and their gsfzdorts as they rlde to the e 60W ,xy rf!-3' Q 1 Y tk Mp? -lvl flu:-1' 'T , 5 P .ff lyk W' T' 'Ns- Lelt, Sophomore Klm Allen and her escort Tremor Olaes. Above, ju- nior Marie Keyes and her escort Steve Fldnick. Above rl ht, Janet Persons and her escort ghrls Lan- nom. Above left, Kaye Anderson and her escort Kelth Wllson. AA. Cfuzrrw' L! f it ff-new l X Q d Q s gs: ' ' ' ., -, s ,, ,, A , c l X: f ' '- 'V 7 N 5,042 'fowl' f f 's '- ' SW' -as l f '57- Q Q mn' I . 2 . 4 Wjn a 'I l 'J S N? 5. I 32 W1 ui ,A Wm W 4-I 4 'LL ffhx Winning a llrst place award tor thelr en ry ln classes competltlon, the senlors exhlblted the true splrlt ol senlors at their last hlgh school homecomlng. Leadlng the 1984-85 Homecomlng Parade from Rosemon Elementary were the Marchlng Stalllons. to op,- x 5 RUNHIGH ARCHING :v,LLI0Ns BEACH. VA- N r w S x I Q X silxap , 4 - 5 N . , T Y y - -J I' 'X H' . Q Y? 14. f . 4 .nd My y . 9 , ., .NW 1 'Iliff 'r l . 9 3 if - ,. .-5 Y 'b A-ul Danclrgg thelr way down the parade route Th I , e esp ans eamed a flrst rlace award for thelr entry of Here oday . . . stars tomorrow. X Listen closely, ond you con heor the bond ploying. As the music ond cheers grow steodi- ly louder, you stretch on to your tip-toes to try to get on eorly view. The NJROTC is the first group you see ond behind them comes the sirens, homs, music, ond cheers which moke up the Homecoming Porode. Everyone hos turned out ond is enthusidsticolly welcoming the Homecoming Doy celebro- tions. A wdve of green colored coots ond smiling foces border Dohlio Drive os the Homecom- ing Court comes oround the corner. Just behind them, o row of beoutifully colored floots fol- 8ulIdlng the float was an experi- ence! Many ol us dldn't know what to do, but we had fun trying, stated low. eoch corrying its own group of ldughing people who hope for some sort of recogni tion in the floot competitions ln the clubs competitions, the Thespions took first ploce, the Worgomers took second pldce, ond BASICS took third ploce. Honoroble mentions went to the cheerleoders ond French ond Germon clubs. And in the closses competi' tion? Who else A the Senior Closs. Even ofter the porode finished its possing in review ond begon to breok up, you could still feel the tingle thot will olwoys bring bock the memory of Homecoming . .84 - Chris Dizon - Vonde Swindle Phlllp Koelsh. . -44 if-g Y Dressed for actlon, the War?am- ers cartured second place n the clubs loat competltlon. Cruzin' it f I X L! M ZQ! 6 --Chix' 1.9, A 3 Y f' v - W' 54 .- -f' 1. :--- v ' V - - - Q131- -17 1 5,135 I--fu-sg ' V' P, 'X ? 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' comin! 4.95 S.. .ir- .'b:ffiL'?'f2 if ' -9-5: jj,'i4gw?79JLfvg,+-SJJEVD '11 7 ETS' 134' Vi-5 'Ai A H ,qu ' 4 -wg a..w v ',, '3'f. 'x if . -gswwv -f , ,A 5 , ', ki, ,U fn, 'in ',?,,N.A f.:vp.5J, M. -fi-4. .U 'sd' 35' vi, .431-5...-u-I -s -.,..u... f -' . ug, fr , 'it' 'fm- tml Slightly leT down abouT The loss To Kellam The week before, The STallions knew Their job, To make This The besT STallion vic- Tory ever. We knew we'd win, said STeve Vehorn, senior. AT halfTime The STallions were well on Their way To a brillianT vicTory: Several evenTs were held during half-Time. The well-direcied, award-winning marching band gave The crowd a real Thrill wiTh one of Their besT performances. The floaT winners were announced, and The courT was infroduced. Finally, The Time came To announce The aueen and her courT. The 1984- 1985 Homecoming aueen was Ashley Anders. Tears of joy i 1 Q-J' 412 ii? fp- 4 It V .mv H 7, s . 4 lb i .. ll-A.. 7 Hi ' A ' ' .. 4.,f 'fa I Y A , .1 . I 4... J 'klgf of li l '-11? 1 TX ll 'T if ......- ill'---fr. A, ' . l ' ' if c' ' -PM ' ' ' lr if T' Eff? . ... 1 S Lg ' 3. James Parker is hot on thetrall ofa Granby running back. Frankie Simmons, Nick Walsh, and Gr? Mumford show that they wa To play Too. emerged as The crowd showed Their approval of The newly elecfed aueen. Lunchiime compeTiTions, in- TroducTion of The homecoming courf, cheerleader, finding daTes for The dance, and The bonfire were some of The in- gredienTs ThaT conTribuTed To a jam-packed, acTion-filled SpiriT Week. BolsTered by The spiriT ThaT was generaTed dur- ing The five days, The Sfallion fooTball Team Took The field in anTlcipaTion of an exciTing duel wiTh Their opponenfs. As The final gun sounded, neiTher The Team nor The homecoming crowd was disappoinfed. ExciTemenT and spiriT which builT up during SpiriT Week ex- ploded as The Green Run STal- lions clashed wiTh The Granby ComeTs in The sixTh annual homecoming game. IT was un- usually hoT, seemingly more like AugusT raTher Than OcTo- ber. 'll really found iT hard To be- lieve when They called my name, said Ashley. 'll Think ThaT any of The oTher girls could have won and l'm sure iT was a vey close race. l'm glad I won, Though. As everyone saT down and The band cleared The field, The fooTball palyers re-enfered The sTadium. Play afier play iT was obvious The STallions would re- main vicTorious, as The game ended wiTh a 112 To 6 score. - Anne Vanderhoeven Cruzin' T3 . , Q 1 isa 'ff' ,- if ! 1' ,, , , f -'OW' ! -' Owner, Scoh Davls, and Security E JL. YQ ? t, if Z' stand out front and welcome guests to come In. Not only does Starz have a wlde range 01 muslc and emertalnmeni, but a glhfsnack shop. Nl ff M Cruzun' ,H I W' Breakers show their moves as they're dancing to the beat. Waltlng tor hls tum at pool, Chrls Humphries expresses the great time he ls havlng at Starz. Put on your red shoes . Looking for o little excite- ment on o weekend? Why not give Storz o try? Since opening o week or so before school storied, Storz of Vlrginio Beoch hos goined o Iorge crowd of regulors. Storz hos mdny ottroctions for the young enjoyment seek- er, such os o live disc jockey, o MTV screen, on orcdde d Iorge donce floor, ond o breokdoncing stoge. Regulor breokddncing con- tests ore held in which the best breokers in the beoch com- pete for prizes ond locol fome. More thon just o ploce to go doncing, Storz is o sociol gothering spot. ul like to go there, not only to donce, but to meet people 7 and dance at.. from different schools, sold Donny Cutright, o junior. Students from the oges of nine to nineteen intermingle with students from other schools, lessening the tension often felt between them. We come here os o joke ond found thot meeting peo- ple from other schools in o re- ldxed otmosphere showed us thot people from Kempsyille oren't so bod ofter dll. Now we're probobly some of the best friends in Vlrginio Beochf' sold Jone Corpuz, o senior. So if you're looking for o ploce to meet some new peo- ple ond leom some of the new donce steps, grob your red shoes ond donce. - Anne Vdnderhoeven Cruzin' 15 ,gg , Q' -.f Cmfan ' 4 I uf if 4' I ,f I 1 Y if Q I I 4 ,Q f ' I F x .2 1-X 'll! -nf' X ,I X ,. '. ,- ,, u .J 41 x a . ! 1 ' 1 5 Exhlbltlng splrlt by her dedlcatlm ond concenirotlon, Junollo Bank doiermlnadly chimes durlng thf band's half-time performance. H004 pg . ,.:,. ,' ' I dx 1 .V . it V Y f h C i ' I 1 Y . ' 1+ 1 , ,Q 5 K 1 ki Green halr may be golngha blt too tar, but lt's nlce to know at these two people have splrlt. Although It wasn't a specltled dress-up day, Bo Jack Mllls showed his school splrlt by dress- lng as a nerd. Frye ddys of fun dnd frenzy Spirit Week is d chonce to weor dll those clothes your mother wonted to give to Goodwill. And by being the best dt mismdtching, you were ldbled iischool spirited . Controdicitng the follocy thot ourschool locks spirit, Spir- it Week broke the monotony of mony people's dolly routine of choosing whot to weor. Eoch doy between October 15 ond 19, the Homecoming Committee designoted unique themes for eoch doy of Spirit Week. Twin's doy coiled for friends to dress os similor os possible. lvlony people dug through their mother's closets to find her poodle skirt, scorf, Showing ott their resorter clothes, Mr. Gary Skinner and Mrs. Patti Pasko dress for Tourist Day. ond bobby socks for 50's doy. Tourist Doy gove the locols o chonce to mimick their fovor- ite summer tourist. On College Doy. students wore hots, jock- ets, t-shirts, sweot-shirts, ond just obout onything else thot supported their fovorite col- lege. To end the week in on oppropriote woy, Fridoy wos designoted School's Colors Doy. - Anne Vondemoeven - Tony Arviolo we -1 , f5r: . ,,.f.f . Sfmsai- ' 733 '4 --5 ' 'Z ' , if1 : Q-'WI HQ r N . 561 lm. My Dressing alike was the theme for the tirst day ot Homecoming Spirit Week, as exemplified by Anna Mar- celli and Melissa Grinnell. Cruzin' 17 i a -sh., 18 Cruzlm' lnltlally partlcgsaatlng In the mock electlon held the Pavllllon slmp- ly tor the extra credlt polnts In iw- ernment class, Chrls Tesar, on Easton, and Kenny Ingraham found themselves get Ing ln- terested ln the electoral process. In Mr. Johnson's government class, Valerle Bramletl speaks for the Democrats. .I ' fx! 'iv ,..,, Q l Posing as Reagan, Alan Beldsoe delivers The speech for The wln- nlng candidate. s..,Q ? ' lil ' You didn'T have To be T8 This year To be in The '84 Vale he righT To voTe is a privilege guaranTeed To us by The ConsTiTuTion. AlThough The majorify of sTudenTs could noT voTe because They weren'T 18, They look forward To The Time when They'll be able To voTe. The over 18 populaTion had iTs chance To parTake of The elecToral process on Nov. 6, buT The 'iunder 18 also had iTs chance. On OcTober 22, The Virginia Beach school sysTem held a cily-wide mock eIecTion aT The Pavillion. AbouT 8670 of The sTudenT voTers chose Reagan. I guess I prefer Reagan be- cause he won'T raise Taxes and Old and young allke came oul for The mock elecflong here Dr. Brick- ell, superintendent of Vlrglnla Beach schools, looks weary alter a long nlghl of speeches. because he wanTs To de- crease The deficiT and in- crease The naTional defense, said Kim Gamble, a junior. Many mock elecTions were also held in The govemmenT classes. In Mr. BooTh's classes, 58 sTudenTs voTed for Reagan, while only seven voTed for Mondale. Senior Jeanne Isaacs ex- plained, l believe Reagan should be presidenf again: he has The experience and is more efficienT Than lvlondalef' On having a woman hold vice presidenT, Eric Armbrus- Ter, senior, replied, I do like Ferraro. I Think iT's abouT Time a woman goT inTo office. They should have all The righTs ThaT men have. Experience and Trusf were The Two mosT common facTors considered by sTudenTs when iT came To choosing a candi- dafe. Sharon Marsh, senior, said, 'Tl like Reagan beTTer because he has more experience Than lvlondale, and lvlondale seems To be Trying To pick up on Reagan's success. SubsTiTuTe Teacher Gary Pon- Ton said There was Too much insulTing going on in This cam- paign. 'il don'T Trusf lvlondale. He is Too auick To sling dirT raTher Than leT The public know whaT To do. Anybody can cuT down oTher people. Perhaps The feelings of mosT of The sTudenTs was reflecTed in The Thoughfs of junior Lia Lin- dell, who exclaimed, I love Reaganl e Jeanne lvlamn Cmzin' TQ What do you get when you combine camels, harems, desert, and a colorful dreamcoat? You get a play that is technically . . . Once tnere was a young near named Joseph, who lived with his father and eleven brothers Joseph, so they say, was a dreamer and a seer of visions He dreamt of kings, kingdoms, but mostly of be- coming a big star on the stage. His only problem was that there were no theaters in Canaan. So, he obtained a visa to the United States and brought his production, Joseph and the Amazing Techicolor Dreamcoat, to our school. AMAZING. When the show, based on the Biblical story of Joseph hit the stage April li, i2 and 13 of i984 it set new standards for high school performances, ln the show, the insightful, pure-hearted Joseph was played by Chris lvlitchell. Bob- by Lewis and CeCi Stephens narrated, and John Daria played Qameses, who thrilled the audience with his leg-shaking Elvis impersonation. But one thing that really grabbed the audience was guest appearances by mem- bers of the faculty. Paul Lank- ford of the English department played the butler, Bob Stahlin of the business education de- partment played Jacob, and Elisha l-larris played the pha- roah's baker. The colossus performonce wasn't, of course, without its share of hard work. The project, itself, began early in January and went on all the way until opening night. Special props for the show included a minio- ture Sphinx, a golden chariot, and a six foot, paper mache camel. ln the end, the show was easily dubbed a hit . With sell- out crowds each night and standing ovations after each performance. The only dues- tion that was left to ponder upon was if Joseph, himself, could have dreamt of such a success. - Tony Arviola Ks lt I, sf HX I' 4. , . Surrounded by hls wives, Jacob fBob Stahllnj moms over the news ol Joseph's death. FJ f,Ul7ITi! After he Is framed by Potlphar's wlte and then thrown In loll, Joseph l'Chrls Nlltchellj prays tor dlvlne ln erventlon. A s 4 X 1 l -,i '97, Qi! 5 I s -A ,,-'- V? , -l 4 4 Q 53 I E, r v'g S Joseph Is ?rabbed by hls brothers S who dec de to sell hlm to the Ishmaellte slave traders. f When tamlne strlkes Canaan, the brothers remlnlsce of the better days . . . days when Joseph was around. The Pharaoh lJohn Darlaj sings to Joseph of hls dream. nr- N Cer An inspiring ond exciting woy to get closer to yourself, meet new people, ond Ieom obout God is olso known os Young Life. Every lvlonddy night both G-'een Pun ond Kellom stu- dents get together ot the Tim- berloke clubhouse to reldx, tolk, ond sing. The otmosphere is cosuol ond it's eosy to tolk obout olmost dnything you wont. lt's o woy to open up, lust be your- self, ond enioy o little reloxo- tion, soid Denise Pronk, iunior. Coisuoil Times Young l ite encouroges spiriiudl growth A good portion of the night, however, is spent interchdng- ing reoctions obout God. Closs contests ore held often, ond sometimes tum out to be rother omusing. Allen Volencio entered o cormel opple edting contest, but offer toking one big bite, found thot someone hdd substituted on onion for his dpple. Other octivities include rd- duetbdll night ond summer comp dt SGTODOC Villoge in New York. Donny Jdgues, d college student, volunteers os one of the counselors, dlong with Kevin ond Cindy lvlorshdll. Jeff Birch is olso o counselor in troining for o full time position with Young Life. l-le even chips in to ploy the guitdr. After the meetings, every- one goes to Godfother's Pizzo. ln between eoting pizzo, George Gdrrett sciid, People come to find out whot Young Life's obout ond they stdy be- couse they're interested. I like it. lt's cool. People ore interested be- couse it's not in church, ond it's not in school. The school con't reolly support Young Life due to the sepdrotion of church ond stote, but dnnounce- ments ore still mode over the P.A. system. John Zirkle, president of the sophomore cldss, uses one word to describe Young Life: l'CosuciI . - Kim Price Relaxlng before the meeting gets started, Lorl Lawson, Tom orrls, Tom Sommer, and Brlan Smith chatter about the day's actlvltles. ,- f I Q l h I - ' ' A , '1 no ' l. , . V . M. 5 ' . . F' . - . 'pl . S 22 Crulin' lvgfl ff I I 'V X nt.. '5 v R., , V . . -, J, , . , 1 ,Cf , J., f :55.'5,555Qf4f -44. . ,V?2.f- ,Q ,,..,,z- , - .-gffw 74- 51, if-zz -cf:-ya-1' -:- . w- M A .. -' , V . -h?ifil-5+-5 ' 'Iv 'f-vncfii .' - Y ' '1-'f 291 ' 1 'G' 'fmffff V M , - V , fl :raw Q1-av34'f?:'12'ff:vleaf- 'V -fl av afma -, fyifrafzrfiff-fin ' 'uv'-at ' 5f .'iEwQty3g, fl? K5' ,,41v v5.:p:f e 'i:f-'-.A , of ,, ,' V, A ggefwicf 5,74 1.1.3- -A lghrm f1?463,.'g ,X ' ,r ,Ig - in, . ' - 11,5 H- fsggffffg gesssmg Ufgstiig zggzggfsi I. ' glf.: Wag- zurrzsfag Hiiiifj -N-- V .- or . 1, Looklng rather tlmld, Maureen Smlth approaches her tlrst tlme with Young Llte. 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J ' J z of W 'utils K I V 'lfaafd J Vwmf While sitting in Spdnish closs, I olwdys wondered, Why do I need to know the difference between Ser ond Estdr Who reolly needs sub- iunctlve onywdy'? Boy, did I find outl Lost summer, Miss Fronken took Collene Kloy, Peyton Chit- ty, Chip Ddlton, Brion Mcgee, Bonnie Rlsinger, Ddvid Toone, Vedo Wroy, ond l to Mexico for o week. I reolly didn't know them very well to begin with, but dfter shdring shompoo. blowdriers, irons, ond hdngers, we oil become good friends quickly. Mexico City wos gredtl It wos so big! I hdd o lot of fun wolking oround the city trying to use my Spdnish ond the Mexicons liked to prdctice their English tool My fdvorite ploce in Mexico City wos the pyromids. It wos hord to believe they were thousdnds of yeors old. From Mexico we went to Tdxco. lt wos o bedutiful city on top of d hill. Thdt wos ourbig shopping doyl We purchosed items of silver, leother, ond bldnkets. From Toxco we went to Aco- pulco. We drove in ot night, so we sow the lights ds we drove in. lt wos beoutiful! And our hotel wos right on the beoch. You could do onythig you wdnted there: rent boots, jet skiis, try pdrdsdiling, swim, sun- bdthe, ond shop. You could even edt in Pizzo l-lut, Kentucky Fried Chicken, or Burger Boy. Miss Fronken tokes o group every yeor, so she knows just where to go! I mode mony new friends! Not only Mexicdn students, but friends from Ohio, South Doko- to, Tennessee, ond even from Virginio Beoch. I met people from Bdyside High School in Mexico City os well. I hod o greot time ond l con hordly woit for next yeor's trip. - Wendy Gross Cruzln 25 , -. go - 5 an n o S E s j. To X 'I 9 t 1 '. .. . .-.4 . h. 1- 55. ' . ., Y .vqprgh vm- .A ,K I fp Q lv' 'Q 7' S sd. t. ' r' 'wig ' LL' -qv-,ff Q ,,.- .' 1 --' r . -. . - -'- - 3. . '- , .x.. 37 , vgvllitfevsvhfq q N K N s 4 K M N 'Q X Q V 3'0 ' N 26 Cruzim' 'ss v V. X Q... , in -4. ' , 8 X Part ot everg glrls early momlng routhelsoulngherhalrosdem- onstrated by Danielle Voorhels. Often when a student drlves to school, he realizes that he needs more gas, and Jlmmy Trotter ls one ot those students. ! 1'-A '- X i riff? 6 fs- , 'fl li' 'lt,,y 5 1 , 5, 1' ,ix :Lum . ' P -' V 1 ' -L ', if v' -. V I? ff ' -' Lf'-f ' , g-3- 2-sv - If ' t s - . if f if s fills? V ' ' ' . .K'f.: . -...'l . 1, - V. '- .gt ' . '51 V N . . -'VHP -.,. .f,. 3 1' .,.,...,-...A Taklng the bus to school ls not the most enlayable lhlng ln the mom- lng, but o en It's the only source of transportation. x In the rush betore school, every- one always manages to flnd time to brush their teeth as seen here by Joe Flndley. Eating a good breakfast ls a luxury not a l students can aftord. Fortu- nately, Mark Steed flnds the tlme to start hls day with some food In hls system. Wakin' up To some people, the worst time of the doy is the morning. At six o'clock, the oldrm rings ond sends hundreds of these people woppling into the pdthroom. With hoir omiss ond toothposte drooling out of their mouths, they try desperdtely to owoken themselves fmony times they cdn'tJ. But, for those who ore lucky enough to drive, the morning is just os importont ds ony other port of the doy. While other people ore busy chowmping down their Wheoties ond OJ., the eorly birds ore digesting coffee ond o Hordee's sousoge lois- cuit, the best eotin' in town lot leost on the woy to schoolj. After breokfost, it's off to 7-'ll forthe dolly supply of gum ond of course, o Twinkle for lunch. Some extremely odventur- ous person moy even stop by the gome room for d quick gome of Phoenix, put of course, there ore those doys when you must forsoke the morning fun ond retreot to the liorory to finish the chemistry work you forgot to do ot home. - Stocy Decker '7 Cruzin' 21 Purple ls a popular color thls year as demonstrated by Ambla Oates and Nadlne Skiptunas. Joe Poellnltz serves well as a prop. Fashion Forecast: .d tx S 4,3 - .A ff ' og 4' ' 'E Cmzlrl' A sllk dress for the lady ls awaroprlate when trylng to de- c e between Robert and Marvln Dozler as dance partners. The glasses Marvln sports are strlctly cosmetlc. - X X Ii ...ff Even though tlourescent colors are ln, Valor and Trevlnla show that earth tones can hold thelr own In '85. Totall Unpredictabl The one phrdse used To de- scripe This yedr's fdshion is ANYf THING GOES. ForTunoTely for The fdshion conscious, dll colors, lenghTs dnd fdprics were in sTyle. FlourescenT colors domi- ndTed The cdsuol scene. i-loT pink, yellow, green ond ordnge were in dlmosT every person's wordrope. The pdnT lengTh wos dpove The onkle for poTh men ond women, wiTh rolled hems being populdr dlso. Skirf hems were drdsTicdlly dropped pe- low mid-cdlf. The skimpy mini wos ouT ond The longer minis were in. Lower heels on shoes reploced The pump. Bulky sweoTers, especiolly men's were d hiT for poTh sexes. Tles aren'1 lust for men anymore. Andrea Page! wears a knli tle wlih shlri, vest and sklrt. Rick Heck wears The bright colors prevallent In men's cloth ng. T 6 .1 9 ali? Fuschla and yellow brigihfen up Kelia PoweII's black lea er mlnl sklrl, a typical school day oufllt. lvlen wore slripes ond pldids. while The women Iedned To word The solids. Plunging neck lines credTed o chic sweoTer for women, wom wiTh d Tonk Top undemedTh. Accessories cdn idzz up ony wordrope, ond This yedr some of The mosT diversified opTions were presenT. Smdll edrrings were considered sophisTi- cdTed, ond The long, dongling edrrings were Trendy ond fun. Wrop pelTs ond choins ddomed pdrdchuTe pdnTs, ds well ds shoes. TexTured hose of mdny colors odded o liTTle pizzozz To ony womdn's ouTTiT. As for The summer ouTlook - The nonTrddiTiondl colors will sToy oround. Look for prighT col- ored pikinis for women.lyTen's swimwedr will pe flourescenT olso. - Anne Vdnderhoeven Alflee Breland and James Okonk- wo are conservailve, but sfyllsh In their grey and mauve. Cmzin' 29 36-211-36 lf our lockers reflect our per- sonolities, then some of us would pe in pig trouble. True, some stdy cleon ond orderly out most los you knowj stdy sloppy with o chronic lived in look . As they soy thot d certoin drink isn'tiust for preokfdst ony- more, it is certoin thot lockers orent just for iockets ond stor- ing pooks. lvlony pecome Hworks of oft ond ore deco- roted with pictures of friends, fovorite music groups, or even pictures of Christine Brinkley. This 'icustom look creotes the interior of whdt one might coll o student's second home . As if the drl work weren't enough for this SVQ x Q pox, o person must still fill it with his Sophomore Jason James doesn't mlndfgolne to hls locker, because Chrl ne rlnklmi Is always there to meet hlm w a smlle on her ace. 30 Cruzin' books ond things. Considering thot everyone must shore lock- ers with someone in their homeroom, things cdn get quite crowded in there. 'This yedr, my locker is in the industriol orts hdll, ond I hdte itl I never hdve time to go to my locker, so I shore o locker with three other people. It's crowded, ond it's messy, out it's convenientl sdid Donielle Voorheis, junior. Although some people moy criticize our locker's untidiness, compdred to our rooms, they're not messy dt dll. - Wendy Gross i Q , . -fl S. A .1 l xi i ,. I . l, l gf 'TU' '51 3: An organized locker tllled wlth posters ot Duran Duran reflect the muslcal tastes ot Shari Cooper. Summer remlnders ot skln, sun, and surt decorate the walls ot Janos Mlhevc locker. 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AlThoUgh These moy soUnd like l l Working Class TedioUs chores, mony sTUdenTs like TheirioDs, As Jomes Lorson, o sophomore working ol Mil- Ton's Pizzo, DUT iT, l like hoving money. Besides money, good Times ond fUn seem To come oUTo- mdTicolly wiTh o ioD. Chorles Neely, who works oT LiTTle Coesors Pizzo, cerToinly knows ThoT. l-le rememDers, Yeoh, my firsT doy There l goT pizzo doUgh Thrown in my foce londl I goT soUce Thrown on me. l-low's ThoT for iniTioTion? -fl 1 . ' -0.1-if., I . 77 f,'l.7lVi! 1. ni if T if 1 :lip . LWJ. Whlle working behlnd the counter af Chlc-Ill-a, Llbby Funkhouser serves Ice cream to an awaiting customer. To hundreds ol movlegoers at Lynnhaven Mall, Clndle Moore's face ls a famlllor one. Of coUrse, noT oll The fUnny in- cidenTs seem fUnny oi The Time. One iUnior who Dogs groceries ond cleons Up ol Winn Dixie sold, Once o lillle kid knocked over o loT of jelly ond iT wenT oll over me, IT moy hove Deen fUnny, DUT, cleoning iT Up wosn'T so enioyoDle. he re- morked. NOT everyone who hos o joD is olwoys oDle To keep iT. SomeTimes They ore forced To QHT. As o senior simply sToTed, y grodes were dropping. One Teocher commenTed ThoT some of her sTUdenTs who work don'T do Their homework ond foll osleep in closs. However, mony sTUdenTs, who oUiT De- coUse of grodes, UsUolly reTUrn To The jo world dUring The sUmmer. - Rosemory NoDors lx li i sta., lQ,v- l V Karen Row, an employee at Thom McAn shoe store, helps a custom- er try on shoes. xl f-1 Working her way to the top, Cindy Etabler mops the floor at Chick- r -a. 1 Fl l gl l yt 5 it fi it-if Q l l l li 2 4 l When there aren't many custom- ers at Lane Bryants, JoAnn Slpe vacuums the floor. Cruzin' 33 THE EPT There is a time when King Neptune throws the biggest and last party of the E S I I V L summer Ithough rain dampened the ground at this year's Neptune Festival, it was un- able to dampen the festive spirits of the participants and spectators, especially those from our school. Undaunted by the dreary weather, many members of the student body participated in or simply enjoyed the various activities that were offered. I loved it! Said Dawn MOI- loy, sophomore. 'The art show was terrific and all the booths and shows were great. I really think this year's festival was better than last year's. Even if it did rain, there was more to do and see. The Marching Stallions, in slickers and all, defied the foul weather to give a blue ribbon performance in the open band competition at Bayside High School. l'lt was really difficult to play 5 1 . 311 Cruzin' Slttlng In tront ot their prize- wlnnlng entrles are art students: Desiree Coleman, Mark Velasoo, Christine Beach, Matt Galdo Mln- dy Mllllgan Lee Wilson, Shawn Myers, and boris Jones. Winning the sand castte competi- tion was the Rock Lobster. and march because the wind kept blowing our raincoats in our faces, remarked Daisy Daauilinea, sophomore. As for the sand sculpture contest, this year there was a certain severity in the loss of beach. Though there was little sand, it wasn't a total flop. Our school didn't do a sand sculp- ture, but sophomore Stacy Deck- er lent a critical eye into per- fecting the violin reating under the chin of the sandy King . . ,g X 5 'A' Y . ' W. -ls' ,L-'lax' RX, Neptune, and seniors Laura Cook and Chris MacKinnon sculpted the Henry Z. Hammer- head side of Comptec's carosel. In spite of unfavorable weather, washed up is not an adjective you could use to de- scribe the festival. - Deborah Litsinger - Debbie Roth - Stacy Decker 'N 1 . A Sl' we ,sl , .silt-'W l Clutchlng tlmldly to the arm of her Poslng groudly, Laura Salazar shows o her gown tor the ball. Chalrman tor the Neptune Festi- val, AI Hlrt, ls surrounded by the court, one girl from every hlgh school ln the each. Plctured here: Allcla Bonham Uaysldfd, Klmber- ly Vaughan I1KellamIg, m Fergu- son lCape enryl, ebble Wan- zong Ikempsvll el, Al I-llrt, Karl Catron Coxj, Terl Waters Ullrst Colonla , Laura Salazar IGreen Runl, and Anne Taylor lPrIncess Annel. All .zz escort, Laura Salazar represented Green Run ln the court. l l 1 i l l 'Q , 1 G, Cruzin' 35 Although he didn'1 win the sur- vey, Bruce Springsteen was warmly received a his concerl on January 4 and 5. Posing tashionably, nerd to post- ers o the hot English group Cul- ture Club, is Keiia Powell. -1Q'l' i J l i l i The votes have been tollied ond the results ore ln! The win- i ners ofthe survey ore: l l sour 1 Prince ond The Revolution Billy ldol Sheilo E. Cyndi Louper Run DMC. HEAVY METAL COUNTRY Von l-lolen Kenny Rogers Twisted Sister T Alobomo tie: R.A.T.T. i Willie Nelson Def Leppord S , mpljolice gggiiniiiasag ghg gpc::'3::'ngf l l l .. -....-.,,- ,.e Green Run Gronnrnies 1 1 rn ' Ji 'L' '51 A s t I 'ir Although not a choice in the sur- vey, U recelved an honorable fnention because of all the wrlte- ns. Dressin? as his favorite soul star for Splrl Week, Shawn Myers does a sexy rendition of Prince. Cruzin' 3 Gym I i J . jx ji 1 Working lo Improve math lun- damenlals, Mrs. Benn lovlngly and pallenfly explalns to Renee. Uslng a workbook to help her, Paula recelves lhe supporl she needs to be Independent. ff I l LY 5 J I Ns V. 'X H4 ' 1, S A D157 l don'T know where 215 -is. Where is iT'? lT's on a hall- 'ay all by iTself. BuT ThaT's noT hy iT's special. Walking inTo The room, iT Toks like a regular classroom: .vo chalkboards, rows of iesks, books, posiers, eTc. The lJdenTs filing in are chaTTering T-3ouT The morning session aT 1.D.C., geTTing a job. moving, 'liiling a TesT, and The usual gos- 3 among Teenagers. i The bell rings - Paula walks l , closely followed by Mrs. aThy Benn. And so begins fifih ll I l l ii l Y H ll l Wlih The heir: of a calculator, Dar Ieni comp etes her math home wor . Special Gnes bell in room 215. This is The class for The learn- ing disabled. This is a non- crediT course To provide help for Those who need iT. 'This program is designed To help The sTudenT grow and learn as much as he can To be- come an independenT and valuable member of socieTy, said Mrs. Benn. We wanT Them To feel good abouT Them- selves. As class conTinues, Mrs. Benn is discussing The class curricu- lum for EfTecTive ParenTing wiTh Darlene while Paula grades some papers. Mrs. Benn is The Tough moTher, proTecTing and loving her ufamilyf' buT noT cuddling Them, encouraging indepen- dence and courage To Tackle life's problems. Some Things The program emphasizes are sunfival skills like reading bus schedules and labels and independenT living. MosTly, Though, The special educaTion program is lla good supporl sysTem. For The mosT parl, The kids Try To help each oTher, said Mrs, Benn. l've always wanTed To be a Teacher. When I was a iunior in high school, I worked wiTh a special ed day camp and really enjoyed iT. AT college. They Told me There was a need for special ed Teachers, and l've been one ever since, ex- plained Mrs. Benn. 'll like working wiTh special ed - because They're special people. - Chris MacKinnon Cvuzin' 39 .f S.. The d!l:l Side 'Skoting meons pushing yourself to the limit e doing tricks newer ond petter with ev- ery run ond keeping oheod of the peck, sold Kevin Morris, sophomore. Kevin, ond others like him, is on oyid skdtepoord- er who deeply resented the ruling of the Virginio Beoch City Council this yeor thot pockyord rdrnps were IIIQQOI Continued Kevin, 'l think thot skoteooord romps should pe ollowed orourid here pecouse they keep kids out of trouple drift sometimes it is nord to find All Cruiiri' o ride to Troshmoref' Mt. Troshmore is the most populor ploce to skote, occording to o survey token. Other populor ploces included Lynnhoven ond Fudelds. Whot kind of equipment is needed for skotepoording7 Cited sophomore Seon Block, l'Knee pods ore most impor- tont Kevin soid, Knee pods ond roils ore dll I use out o proin- pucket is suggested. Other skoters sold elbow pods were helpful, too. The overoge skoter spends onywhere from S96 to S120 ond more for his ooord, ond o duoli- ty poord lfrom such monufoc- tureers os Sims, Perolto ond Vi- sionl could go up to 8150. Skdters skote for fun ond to 'lshow their obilitiesf' sold Joe Upiol, sophomore. lt's some- thing to do in my spore time.' Russell Jewell ogreed. lt's fun. You con do some neot tricks. All ogreed thot it is not o pos- sing foncy like preokdoncing. Eigoloined Russell, For the true skoter, it's o sport. The common wish is for o skotepoording teom ot Green Run. Russell offerred odvice to be- ginners. 'Skotepoording tokes tolent. lt's hord to Ieorn ond for o beginner, I wouldn't go out ond buy o new poord becciuse you get frustrotedf' - Stocy Decker Chris MocKinnon Showlng of! his Hand !:lanf , .loo Ublal skates at o prlva o ramp. rl into tho sky, Tlm Dutton ggfrlgrafrafos a front eldo air. S 42 - Q '10 ,pf Z! gl -Lg' l -, TOP: Wlth his board perpindlcularto the ramp, Jason James smoothly executes another front side air. LEFT: Despite a broken arm, Russell Jewell still managed to hit the ramps. Here he is performing a backside kick turn. Quickly but gracefully Jack Faddls moves into a mute air. Cruzim' -411 Chrisfi Mendozo dnd Louro Solizor ore hord ocfs To follow. oul The compefifors in The T985 Miss Green Run Pogeonr ore The Miss Green Run Pogeonf is more Thon o peouly confesf. Girls ore required To fill ouT o duesfionnoire of 50 duesfions, oe infenfiewed, dnd compefe in o preliminory conTesT iusf To moke iT os one of The Ten finol- isfs in The pogeonf iTself. The conTesTdnTs moy be in The Tenfh, elevenfh, or Twelffh grode. In on inTerview, Sophomore Tonio Wells wos dsked if she ThoughT she could represenT Green Run ds well os onyjunior The 1985 Mlss Green Run Pcueani ceniesfanfs pose with the asier and Mistress of ceremonies and last year's queen, Laura Salazar. ,X or senior dnd she onswered, Yes I could. I moy noT hove The experiences The older girls hove, buT whdT I lock in dge I moke up for in enThusiosm. Mrs. Lewis, Direcfor of The PogeonT, sdid The PGQGGDT wos imporionf lbecduse The girls hdve To be more Thon prefly. They ore inTelIigenf, Tdlenfed, ond ocddemicolly inclined. Also, good cledn compeTiTion never hurl ony- one, if Tedohes one how To be d good winner os well GS o good Ioser. Senior ChrisTino Simpson wos osked how she would feel if she were chosen Miss Green Run, ond she replied, 'IIT would moke me proud ThoT my school hos enough confi- dence in me To ollow me To represenT Them. Trying To moke iT, ond mdk- ing if ore Two Tosks Louro Soli- zor hos mosTered. She wos The 1984 Miss Green Run, ond is now prepdring To Tum her TiTIe over To This yeors queen. IT's o IiTTle sod pecouse I know There will pe noThing like This in col- lege. Also, This is o good expe- rience for These girls: friendships develop, dnd True personoIiTies shine Through. I look of Them ond reolize iT wos o whole yeor ogo. I remember oll The fun I've hod, ond I hope The nexT Miss Green Run hos os much fun os I did. - Wendy Gross f,fZjIlf.l 1.1. Pam Flores 2nd runner-up Cheer Ashleg Anders llcnur Society l'rff',l leading, SCA Corres ondin Secree dent, CA Treasurer. va Pilot lift f -f tary, V.P. Spanish Honor goclety, Star Scholastic Achicvr:rnr,r.t lfffrri, Secretary-Treasurer Historical Society, Homecoming Queen, f,oyr,rrll,i' Natl Honor Society, Va. Pilot Ledger School, Senior Play Thcspiarls, lffrlrllr Star Scholastic Achievement Team, Team, Volleyball ,lub Mer1lr,r1l',wf,i Medical Society. ety, ,I Tawanda Mc Pherson SCA Rebre Chrlsilna Simpson Green Run March sentative, Soph. Class Sec., Executive ina Band Color Guard, Chorus, Council Member, Regional Chorus, Crew for Senior Play, FHA. Kelia Powell Miss Green Rl-In 1935, Junelle Banks Band, SCA Parliamen- Track, FHA, FBLA Chairman for Project igficnl gponish Honor Sgciefyl Ask, Yearbook Staff. 1 'I'onLa Wells 1st runner-up, Year- Kaye Anderson Cheerleading Cap- boo Staff, SCA Representative, lain, Varsity Club. Kr. Cruzin' 43 Now For I 3 - ,Tail E: ., - .-.cfiwtii -' 1' ,guaibl ' s1',,.:,, Math appllcatlons class helps stu SCMETH ING NEW ...---ps f2lh4' air 1 ' y rt.: :?x -' fly , dents Increase calculatlon skllls. I P 'Q - Mrs. Llnda Bulman one ot the two teachers ot the new American Llle ,wh Course, pals around with a student trlend. if-' -'.xdnl.r' 4111 Cruzln' Abxnqq , Elle. Mrs. Judy Darden teaches slxth bell Math appllcatlons. ' ' ' 512.56 SDH -L.--L+-as-M - ', vfiifili in-0, if z 5 1 l l Changes ln the school system brought new courses, even new portables to our school. Deciding which cldsses to toke wos not os eosy os usudl. lvlony new courses were odded becouse more credits ore now needed to groduote, ond olmost dll students must stdy in school for the full six bells. ln the numbers rocket , better known os the moth de- portment. four new courses ore being tought: dlgebrdic foundotions, Algebro ll, moth opplicdtions ond trigo- nometry. -4. Q L,, lvlcrth opplicdtions rein- forces moth while using the cdlculdtor. According to lvlrs. Judy Dorden, heod of the moth depdrtment ond one of the tedchers of this course, moth dpplicdtions will did in money monogement, con- sumer topics dnd estimotions ond meosurements. Algebroic foundotions is o simplified course of olgebrd. lt prepores students for Algebro I. l'Rough, is the word Mrs. Kristine Thompson uses to de- scribe Algebro ll. lt is d strong, stroight course, even though it is slower thdn Algebrd ll!trig. This yeor, students hod the option of toking Algebro ll os o yeor course, insteod of hdving ' JMS'-W wb-f 5 . 2 the two courses combined. which sometimes proved too difficult for some. One difficult new course is ddvonced plocement cheme istry. 'AAP chemistry is o second level of generdl chemistry tdught in sufficient depth ds to be eduivolent to o freshmon college course, sold lvir. Richdrd Percefull, the tedcher. Another new semester course is music dppreciotion. Yeoh, I like music dppreciotion. We even get to write our own mu- sic in there, sold Andrew Dodo, o senior. - lvlelisso Grinnell - Debbie l-lernondez 1 .. ,. ff. 7 't , a :aw -fm. 'ff ' 4535 ww., f6i,t-,,'xi, -. -:f2:e+1f1:Z'ZS?P1 ' ' . 311625 ' 3, '?i3'1 2-592 TT I T1 ' A ,. 1ff sif . gijff:55?f2 ZZ V ' ' 1 .,,.1-.,4.f.1.:fQ - l .9 f. c Even alter a truil day ot co-teaching American llte classes, Mrs. Nancy Ford still tlnds the strength to smile. Cruzin' 45 4 - ll fa- Leorn Your ABC 84 D Madrlgals: 1st Row - L Wollrnon, C. Sleonens, N Lo- Vlo, E. Benleoosl, K. Butler, P. florrlson, S. Teooe, L. Reld, S. Murrdy, D. Asunoion, L. Doyrll, 2nd Row - L. Kelrn, A. Bled- soe, M. Crowe, J. Powell, H. Jocksonl Collele Treble Choir: 1st Row - K, Rlgnlrneir, M. Esplnoso, E. Cou- lee, P. Sneldon, B. Orendoin, M orown, D. Voornels, L. Morsnoll, M. Gulgllernlnl, 2nd Row-C. Slrnoson, C Corler, K Pdxlon, R Joyner, M. Roy, unknown, A. Wlllnolle. Conceri Choir: 1st Row - O. Vorfesl, D MoDonouQn, A Fllz- oolrlelf, ' Weover, M Hernone Clez, E Hon, S MoClnnls, T. lflQ9nerson, M Slonlorl, N Znloe, L Wollcer, L Branson, K floffell, L Myers, Doyrll, M lflorgon, 2nd Row - A Cor plno, A Grohe, ll Vlfllkllli T lfrloo, lf Mllllqon, lf Mllcnell. , gCf!GSVf, V Molex .l Cor ouz, urrlfrlomr, lf luces, l floroder, L VJCJYFUQV, A lure. 3rd Row - A! Jorlrlzon, S lle rrrenffof, ' Jones, C Bon 'elle LJ llerrnorl, l' lugenle A f!f1lle ,,', frlpjfzlff, l-ferr, .l Lflffflfzlffg 'Nfl lflllfl, ll MC flffflcf Ao Cruzln' X .7 'lla ,,an' l . ni N 1 l f I , l , ' x . L q' jx 5 . U - xx' . L' ' grilk gp- , Al.. - SA 3 2 i but many people, even at I l qGreen Run, do sing in choirs. R335 T., I x II' X i 'X 'N E r 1 l NX 1 - KFTQRN 4 A f L Y i i The 84 D... Although Green Qun is still fairly young, we've had our fair share of creative talent and expertise to start a solid foun- dation for the Stallion winning tradition. The fine arts classes at Green Run include all dra- ma, art, chorus, and band classes. Each class explores to the farthest depth possible the art form of the students. Are you one of those people who sings in the shower? Do you sing along with Prince as you cruise down the strip? Do you dream about singing for a big band and having fans pay hundreds of dollars to see you sing for a while and smile shyly into the crowd? Well, not everyone can reach stardom -Church choirs, community phoirs, and other various chor- t l i al groups are not the only sing- ing groups availableto ourstu- dents. Different levels of chorus provide everything from sim- ple music appreciation to very serious singers in the hard- working madrigals. The Green Run l-ligh School lvladrigals are the elite of the choral system. Throughout the year they perform at numer- ous concerts and school events. These have included performances at Green Run Elementary, the Beach Sher- aton, the New Spirit, and Tan- doms Restaurant. The Madri- gals also compete at the Jazz Festival atJames Madison Uni- versity each spring. They have won either first or second place each year for the last three years. The J.lVl.U. Festival is the highlight of the lvladrigal curriculum. Think back to your young days of elementary school and thoughts of being a star. As you became older you soon found that being class clown was fun but oral reports in class weren't so fun. Some people liked getting up infront of a group and soon found themselves learning the tricks ofdrama. ltjust could be that if you've had these thoughts but you haven't started acting, you may be interested in tak- ing a classg a drama class. Green Run offers a series of classes that study the drama- tic arts. Progressing from dro- ma 1 through drama 41, stu- dents come to learn various aspects of the theatre. Drama 1 students are intro- duced to the basics of theatre. They learn the building blocks of performance and technical Diana Koob sets her controls as Davld Kellerand CarlJennlngs su- pervlse. Autumn Faddls, assistant director, reads over the script ot The Cu- rious Savage. s-.vi -I-' work. Set design and basic set construction are a pari of dra- ma 2. Also included in drama 2 are basic costume design and experimenting with var- ious styles of speech. Drama 3 is a further study of the subjects of the previous years. Students use practical applications of set construction to build a model set and explore acting techniaues. Drama 41 is an in- dependent study of theatre. This year, drama A students directed six original one-act plays. Drama classes give a variety of appeal to all dedi- cated students and interested spectators: an appeal that all can enjoy. Alright, so maybe you dont sing as well as you thought so Mrs. Allen kicked you out of chorus. and maybe you fainted after breaking out in Cruzin' A The A84 B.. hives when you got on STOQG. All is not lost. Edch of us hos d tdlent hidden within. Do you doodle in cldss? How dbout while on the phone'P Are you dt home with Pldy-Dough? Finger points? Pdstels9 lvldybe you ore d cdndiddte for OD drt CIGSS. There ore two rooms in Green Run thot ore dlwdys full of dctivity f lvlrs. Fdircloth's dnd Mrs. WOlCOVlCl't'S. These ore the drt rooms. People ore seen busily pointing, consult- ing one onother, or just sketching. There dre five levels of drt cldsses thot con be token. The lower levels stress the bdsic elements dnd principols of de- sign, ds oll ortists need d good founddtion. The students ore given mdny different dssign- ments which they interpret in their own individudl wdys. These first yeors in drt give o student d chdnce to explore vdrious styles, techniques, dnd mediums in order to determine the dred they ore best suited for After severdl yedrs, d stu- dent moy tdke on Art 5 cldss. lt is d college level course, ond d student must be recom- fi 2 AB Cruzin' mended by d tedcher. The closs is o step dwdy from the student's previous work in thdt it is conducted ds d college level studio course, with inde- pendent study under tedcher direction. By the end of the yedr, edch student must hdve d completed portfolio to sub- mit for odvdnced pldcemeht evdludtion. EGCD student works dt his or her own rdte, dnd is supported dnd encour- oged by clossmdtes. A moior emphdsis in the drt deportment is the desire to en- hdnce the school. This hos been done with murdls, post- ers, sports figures, dnd OD up- coming stciined gloss window. The informdl reldxed dtmos- phere is d notedble dsset dbout the drt cldsses. There is much open discussion dnd feedbdck. Even someone who hds no previous experience in drt would benefit from being involved with the Green Run drt depdrtment. If so for on this tour of the fine drts you still hdven't found your niche, mdybe you should look into bond. In the bdnd, stu- dents dre dble to, with some hdrd work dnd devotion, pldy one or even severdl instru- H d ments. You cdn pldy dnything from the drums to the flute to the trumpet. Edch instrument hos its own difficulty dnd vdri- ety of levels, or choirs. Green Run hos once dgdin this yedr kept the winning trddition dnd refilled the trophy cdse prdcti- cdlly on their own. The bond hos o good sound. We mode it through mdrching sedson with d few bod times. Some of the sum- mer prdctices dt the begin- ning of the yedr were d little unedsy, but dll of it pdid off with the recognition thot we've received, sdid lvliridm Gdr- cid. Mdrching moy seem eosy but if you've tried it you know it's hdrd work. lvldrching is very tiresome dnd puts d lot often- sion on the individudl. When you work dnd perform like this bond, your stdnddrds dre set high but you hdve to go higher dnd redch for the stdrs. lvlr. Collins sdys this is true for concert bond too. During con- oert sedson the some prdctic- ing, rehedrsing, dnd perform- ing go into the bdnd ds in the mdrching sedson. All Green Run bond members ore cd- pdble of the more mellow, more grdceful style chdnge of the concert sedson. This yedr d number of our students mode it to the regiondl bond but those who didn't will now hdve the nspirotion to try hdrder, prdc- rice more, dnd hope thot next yedr their efforts will pdy off ds they mdke themselves dnd the bond even better. This brings to OD end this yedr's fine drts report. We've looked dt the pledsdnt vocdl sound of the highly dccldimed lvlddrigdls, the hdrd work of drdmo, the bursting credtivity of the drt cldsses. dnd dword wining bond. Edch of the drts is outstdnding in its own wdy dnd edch produces students with hedlthy dttitudes, d constdnt smile, dnd mdny friends. If there's d little voice in you sdying it moy be worth d try, go for it! Who knows, you moy be the next Julie Andrews, Jdne Fondd, Michdeldngelo, or Beethoven. - Anne VGDUSTTWOSYSD - Kelly Butler - Didnd Koob - Lee Wilson - Amold Lucero 2 .4n Tho sialn-glossed sfalllon for the from of the school was dono by Leighton Smlih. Playing their instruments at a night football gpame, Bernard Mamor- bor and atrick Mcvicker stay together. Using her artistic ability, Debbie Litsinger is painting the face ot a model for a grade. f f if t its 7-5.. L, . -Ez f I I .AN v f s fm.. tBandmembers: T. Mltolo, N. Col- iions, C. Schroeder, S. Baxter, B. Momorbor, and M. Hodges march ,in unison. A 9 Wea 5, A Juv Cruzin' 119 50 Cruzin' l-low many times has a teacher given you a WEIRD assignment? Well, if you think your teacher's strange, listen to this. lvlrs. Debbie Lankford stands on her desk and delivers a real fire and brimstone sbeech when her classes study Puri- tanism. An eggcellent assignment is given by lvlrs. Brenda Snead each semester in Effective Parenting. You have to carry an egg baby around with you for a week. The baby must be clothed and constantly watched. lf the egg breaks, you must write a paper on child abuse. With Mr. Johnson for govern- ment, you may be asked to call him Dictator Comrade, and pretend you are in a com- munist country. lf you have lVls. Lisa lvlitchell, you may be asked to take off your shoes and sneak around very quietly, as if you were actually hiding with Anne Frank from the Nazis. Mrs. Patti Pasko's assign- ments can really bug you, To get her students' imaginations going in the beginning of the year, she makes them pretend they're cockroaches and then write a paper on being a cockroach for a day! lvlr. Paul Lankford teaches his classes how to waltz! So you see, you don't have it so bad after all. - Dawn Breathwaite School is more than just Readin', Writin' and 'Rithmetic l 1 The cockroach assignment In Mrs. Pasko's 10A Englls classes ls one ot her tavorltes, especlally to grade. In Mr. Charles Johnson's govem- ment class, students leam about Rovemments other than ours. He kes to teach something totally dltterent, llke communism. ss- of ll The baby eggs must be made to look like a real baby. Klm O'Con- nor even carrled hers around in a basket. It you have to go some- where wlthout the egg, you must get a babysitter! Not only does Ms. Lisa Mitchell give weird assignments, she's a lit- e strange herself. Cruzln' 51 Tricks of the trades lvldny sTudenTs cornpldin ThdT school is noT reolisTic. They hove o nord Tirne undersTdnd- ing some Theories oecouse They connoT see Thern ln dc- Tion. Such cornpldinTs dren'T mode oy sTudenTs of vo-Tech. vo-Tech is like o second school for rnony iuniors, seniors, ond even o few soph- omores in The oedch dred. There, d person cdn ledrn skills ond opToin knowledge in d vdrieTy of dreds, Trorn duTo- oody To power rnechdnics, ond unlike oTher elecTive courses, These closses ore oirned oT one specific cdreer field, Along wiTh clossroorh sTudy, d sTudenT dlso geTs knowledge The oesT wdy known To mon - me .-1 '. !' J? fslru7ln' hdnds on experience. There ore only Two cldss periods dT vo-Tech. This medns ThoT d person hos only Two or Three closses oT school, puT be- cduse of The Time ond dn'iounT of informoTion puT inTo The Two ond d hdlf hours of closses dt vo-Tech, Three crediTs ore given for eoch cldss. So, if you like working wilh ooTh your heod ond your honds, vo-Tech is The pldce for you. - Tony Arviold Belng careful not to splll any thln- ner, Terry Peltler washes sllk- screens In commerclal arts. l l T E 151 'Y I l ss T '4 - I e if 1 E 4 7 fl . ' ll f 1 This lumble ot wires Is an open book to Edgar Lunasln, a student In electricity. Dwayne Fucura strains to remove a broken sta lllzer trom a car In auto mechanics. f' S 'D ,..., -af Glanclng up momentarlly, John Loveless Installs rlslons durlng Power Mechanics I. I 1'- G9,gA'W1 1 saw' Hy' A In the darkroom, Mlchelle Foose Kellh Gllchrlsl concenlrales on rlnses off newly develoloed plc- Ioadlng a program lo get a com- lures durlng Commercla Arls ll. nlled prlnl-ou? in Data rocesslng Cruzin' SQ Above: Muslc played a ma'or role ln the G-School exper ence. Several Talent Shows were a showcase for some of the most talented muslclans ln Vlrglnla. Rlght: Govemor's School also had It's share of braln Power. Larlssa and team placed Irst ln the Gov- emor's School College of Gener- al Knowledgef' a competltlon slmllar to Tl ewater Challenge. Far Rlght: The dress code was all but non-existent. Ashley and lrlends model their togos before one ofthe many dances. 541 ffUZll'l' Right: Curfew was 11:30 on week- nlghts but that dIdn't necessarlly mean bedtime. The hours after curfew were an excellent time for letter writing, Trivial Pursuit, and talking. Below: As we talked together, as we laughed together, and as we played together, the 400 people at the two Governor's Schools leamed that leaming can be fun. , Life 'wif :.: 5- 'L+ 1 if x. ..-gr., l '-1 'xwxv ,A '4 w 3 1 ul .3- x . .v .E 'I . ' I 3.2, 5-I3 ,r' .. m aff. . Broins I-love More Fun! Hello All, I con'T believe hovv much fun I'm hoving here oT G-overnor's School. l know oT The end of July I'm noT going To be reody To come home ogoin. OverThe losT severol weeks everyone here hos become like o fomily: our dorms ore sTrongely enough beginning To feel o IoT like home. Mosf people would be nouseoTed by The prospecT of spending o monTh of o hord edrned summer oT school, buT our direcTors reolly go ouT of Their vvoy To moke Things in- TeresTing for us. We hove sever- ol hours of closses every mom- ing, buT The resT of The doy is mosTly spenT vviTh enTerToin- menT ond recreoTion. Every- nighT There is o movie, concerl, poelry reoding. donce, or oTher fun ocTiviTy. All The Time noT spenT in some Type of orgo- nized progrom, we spend jusT Tolking. IT is omozing how much you con Ieorn by jusf IisTening To people. Everyone here hos Their ovvn speciol gifTs To shore ond noT mony people ore inhibiTed obouT expressing Themselves. The mosT speciol Thing obouT This vvhole experi- ence is ThoT you con Turn oround in The lunch line To Tolk To o sTronger ond end The con- versoiion Tolking To o friend. WiThouT o doubT iT is The peo- ple ThoT moke Governors School exciTing. We hove reolly been hoving o good Time geTTing To know eoch oTher here. We've been finding plenly of Time for woTer fighTs ond oTher ossorled mis- chief ond misconducT. The oTher moming l woke up cov- ered wiTh shoving creom: The objeci of my roommoTes worped sense of humor. I goT o leTTer The oTher doy from Befh lVloTTeson ond Ashley Anders. They're oT The Virginio Tech Governors School. Ashley seems To be jusT os enThrolled wiTh The experi- ence os I om. Belh ond Ashley Told me oll obouf Their odven- Tures in The Coscodes. They vvenT svvimming of The bose of The vvoTerfoll. They seem To be geTTing info jusT os much Trou- ble os me. The oTher doy, Befh sold, The girls roided The guys dorm. Lorisso Golion ond l ore hov- ing o good Time observing The chonges Toking ploce in eoch oTher. This environmenT seems To ollovv people To become Things ThoT They never could be before. Lorisso ond l hove boTh become o loT more ouTgoing. I'm even obnoxious oT Times. Well iT's Time To go The din- ner. l'm sure were probobly hoving mysTery meoT wiTh oronge grovy ogoin. The food is definiTely gross, buf The dinner Time conversoTions ore more Thon enough To moke up for ThoT. See you oll in o couple of weeks. Love, Shone Top Lett: Govemor's School was an intense educational and social experience, yet it allowed ample opportunity tor playing around on the beautiful campuses ot Mary Washington and Virginia Tech. Lett: The unusual proved to be quite normal at Governor's School. Shane couldn't walt to show oft his newly acquired Aero- bics skills. Cruzin' 55 . ,v 152:11 E - , , fi , nl Q53 43 4395+ , 1 , V.,-iv. Z., ' ,i -1 ,lb , 4, ,lk Q, - ar-Q b' ' ' E'54-:,.z?-' 1-pl' , rfv W. M, ff' K. 'fff ' 'E F , . -.-u 5 1 1 Le! ' of K1 , 1 1 A Nye, Qq,-,1q,',2. -rv. .s I ,-a4+,. , ' -V .. V -,,,3fHf '-wt - 5 Y ' g 4' ,wJ, x Q '- . 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Who 3i'E IHEV7 THEY 3l'E IHE SEHiOi' CIBSS OffiCEi'S, J3mES Okonk- WO, Di'ESidEHIZ AHH8 iVi3FCEi' ii, ViCE-DFESidEHIj V3iEI'iE Bi'3miEI, SECI'EI3i'yj BHG Kim SIEDHEH, IVEZSUFEF. THE SEHiOi' Ci3SS OffiCEi'S DIZHHEU m3HyIHiHQS fOFIHE SEHiOTS, but ES V3iEi'iE SIEIEG, WE HEVE OHE m3iH QOZI. To QFBGUEIIE from CFEEH RLIH. HAIIHOUQH OUI' Ci3SS iSH'I high with Unity, added J3mES, WE Will HODEflJiiy DE the DeSt Qf'3CiU3IiHQ SEHiOI' class EVEi'. THE Prom, WHiCH is 3m im- DOVIZHI DZFI of SEHiOI iifE, is . IAIIYAIJ , 'fAf7lIf .72m' . 'Mrwzi' ,WW W aff 'wx , affix ' eazzf - ftjlllbf ifkllflft' . alum' . fbliflff. AMIIM' ifjlfflffll . fylllilllfi' fdfiwl . fllfllllll A fwffwv' . fmfflfw fAf'm7A17' . fffw , ni . fflllfi N ffl' . !fllA'f'll i '4jlfAr!'l!NA . KXHATII'-i !Al!'1lXl , olhlflijrhi f' Qiuasufyim' high Oh the priority liSt. We WBHI OUI' SEHiOi'S IO DE proud of IHEii' Di'Om - if WE COUIC1 only QEI OVEI' OUI' mOHEy Di'ODiEm, said Kim. DESDiIE SOmEi8CK OfiHIEI'- ESI, the OffiCEl'S 3QI'EEd that IHE SEHiOI'S WEFE 3 VEFV good QFOUD OVEFBII, BHG they liked being ih office. AI- though iI WHS frustrating 3I tiIT1eS, they still believed that they HEIDEO IHE QF3- CiU3IiHQ Ci3SS iH their EffOf'I to Ii'3VEi. NADOVE 3HCi BEVOHCi IHE Limits , 35 OUI' mOIIO S3yS. - Mia COODEI' SEI'iiOY CISSS OffiCEfSZ Anna MBFCEI- li, Val Bramlet, James OKOTIKWO, and Kim Stephan. 5.1 iff. A ,N ,XV v 4 1 1 - A f I i i I ' Q pt G ' Us A if - Yv' . L A MaI1bel Abenlr: AflChOI' Club 121 FOI'El'lSlCS 125 FfEnCl l Club 11,121 SCA 113 Nafl0l'1al HOHOI' SOClEtY 11,125 Tl'aCK 11 T855 Abehlf: German club 12: Spanish HOHOI' SOClEfY 11,12 Jellhlfef Aeeg: Equus Staff 11: Fl ehCh club 10,113 SCA 12, Llfe 1 ,11.123 SCA EXECuflVE C0unCll 123 Fleld HOCKEY Paul Adamiz FHA 121 Val'SltY 11,121 B3SEb3lI 10,11,123 Basket- ball 10,11 Jeanne Adlllhs: SDanlSl1 Club 10, Track manager 10 MlChael Adlllnsz DECA 10,11,lDfESldEnf and dlStl'lCt VlCE- DfeSldeDtl 12, Vblunteef RESCUE Squad 10,11,12 Dbhlla AQulIlaS: Band 113 KEY Club 101 SDaI1lSh Club 10,11lbl'ESlClEI1il,12g SDahlSl'l HOI'lOf' SOClefY lVlCE' Df'eSldehfl11,lDTeSldehU121 Rlflg dance COUHZ: Cbeefleadlhg 11,121 Tennls 12 S... may fa , ,X , .-S QS 1 .il kf f 4. Q Ts A, ',1. .. new 1 ohm fin . '0'ff1Af'rf,xfw' . 0111114151 . ffllllldl K ffmfffn' . flffffrf 1 F 'Umm' . fwfmmff lnllllfll . fffffmwff fflfrff . fflyfxfflfyrv' film . funn!! 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StaI't5Cl'10laStlC ACl'1lEVEmEnt Team 10,115 Tel'lnlS 10,11,lCO'CaDfall1l12 KEIIY ADSEII: Equus staff 113 H00fDI'intS staff 10,11,12p SCA 10 TONY AI'lV0la: Equua staff 11,12 Dlafle ASLIHCIOI1: Chorus 10: KEY Club 10,113 MadflQalS 11,12 DSW!! AfKll1SOl'1: Equus Staff 111 PEQBSUS staff 121 SCIENCE Club 10.11.121 Natlbnal HOTIOI' SOCIEYY 11,122 Qulll and Scroll 12 l.lSa AVal'lfIZ: Ch0l'US 10, FHA 12, JUFIIOI' ACl'llEVEI'!1El'1t 10 Glgl AVlla: COE 10,11,12 ChrlS Baltlkz VETSIYY Club 12, VOllEYbaII 123 BaSkEtb3II 10,11,12 Neal BZICIWII1: Band 10,11,123 Wf'EStllI1Q 12 HOIN Bandef: French Club 101 NallOf1al HOFIOFSOCIEICV 10,11 ,12 Jodle Baranskl: FBLA 103 Key Club 10,11,lvlce-presldentmq Volleyball 10 Kafeh Bafd: Band 10,11,123 KEY club 113 SCA 111 SKI Club 113 Mal'ChlnQ Band 10,113 COIOI' Guard 12 Clossifyin' 59 fffffffffq . 7311! . f1AfrfrAl'r1f'fA ' llllfff .f1f1Af'rlfl' ffrffn' I .f1f1mfrlff fl 1.11 yn X 1. .vwfff iff ,, 1'1.f..' Zu!-1-uf! 1 'ffm 'fm fx-l..'A1A'1 - . x ,,',ff1.' i ffffff fffffff fxffff. 'lffl . 11111111111 ,lffwf f1l.,'.1fff' K Afflffffl l1f,nff f 4. ,ffl .fluffy ffffff' fl1l4AKl!'rl fum .1 lfl1.'f'f' f 7 KMA - ffffm ff .flfnf 2 frlfrfflla tl ,fldll . lnfvmlfx .IMJNNI . ffm .fM2Awr' . wf'rf,X1ffffqufrf1' .fm . KINAYYI' .f?f1yr7' . fffmf flffw' ,flnllfflf CZYIOIB B3t3f3i Chorus 10,1112 Cross Countrv 12 Laura BBW CYIOFUS 11 Af1U'l0I'1Y Bausas VOIIEVDBII 12 SIEVE BBXTEI' Band 10 11,12, VOIlEVb3ll 10,11 Chfliflfle BEBCH Aff club 12 SCA 12 Mafk Blachura Young Life 10,11 12 WVGSIIIFIQ 12 l3f'l'lES HBFVEY Bl3Clt NJROTC 11 12, Track 10 Pam BIBCK Cl'1OfUS11 C8ffT18f1ClUD12 SCA12 N3fl0f'l3ll'lOf1- Or SOCIQW1112 Norman Blanco Band 1011 12 SCA 10 60 Classlfylrl' CK ls. 5 si'- ff- Cx 1 Alan BIEUSOE: BASICS 121 ChOI'u5 11,121 DECA12: FBLA 115 FCA 103 M3drlgalS 121 NJROTC 10.11123 W3rg3m8f'S 10,11 SCOIT B0bfOW: KEY Club 111 National HOFIOF socletv 11.12 Debble C. BOI103h: FBLA 11,121 FCA 113 SCA 10,115 VZFSITV club 1O.11,12g Fleld HOCK8V10,11,12 Aprll B0ul'9e0lS: Al'1ChOr Club 123 MedlC3l SOCIGW 11 Anna BI'3dlSh: DECA 113 FBLA 12 V3l BFBMIUI: FCA 113 FHA 11,12, Jf. CIVIIZFI 101 SCA 10,11.12: CD8r1l5h Club 10, V8l'Sll'V Club 1011.123 Class 0fflC8flS8Cl'8f2f'Vl 12, Cross Countrv10,11,12, IHOOOF Yf3CK11,12j !l'3Ck 10,11,12 U53 BVZSHQYS: DECA 123 FBLA 10, FHA 11 Dawn Af'llI3 Breathwaltez Spanlsn club 11,12, Equus staff 12- Pegasus staff 12. spanish Honor socletv11,12g Oullland Scroll 1 Q -36 Pauli Bl'0dY: AYICUOI' club 123 Bind 10.11.121 DEDJIB 10.111 Latin club 11,123 SCA 10,113 Drum major 12 MSN Blfh BYOIIIS: DECA 12: Fl'8hCh Club 10: SCA 10.11.12 Chrlitlht BIDOKS: FBLA 10,11.lDf8SIderl!l 123 FCA 113 FHA 11: Latlh Club 113 SCA 10,111 Soccer 10 Brthdi J. BYOUIQYS: FBLA 11.12 Divld BTOYHMS: FCA 1 11.lf.ClVlf3n121Vil'Sll'Y Club 11,123 Cl'05S C0ul'ltfY11,12. Tf'3Ck 11.123 ll1d00I' Track 11 Dliha BNJWI1: FBLA 10,112 FHA 12 lhffib Brown: JUl'1l0f class COYTIMIREG 112 Cefllbf CIBSS C0111- fh R88 12 .ludlfh BTOWI1: NJROTC 10.11.12 l SF. SUDeFla1ZiVeS ll I Have you ever wondered who was the senior that narclly ever Studied, or the senior most likely to oe- :ome a ninja? Well, nere's what vou've been Waiting For! 1. Teacher's menace: Allen Valencia , . ll 2. Most conceited: Dawn 41 Jeffery, Allen valencia Q 3. LeaSt likely to study: Q Barfy Callahan, Cnl'iS l Starling 4. MOSt likely to fall aSleeD in class: Mike Pal'SOnS, Tl'Oy Detloff 5. NlOSt likely to beCOl'ne a S. Al'nel'iCan n'1eI'Cenal'y: JOe Andf'eWS, Sean RODinSOn . 6. Most likely to become 3 ninja: Gene Caburian, Snefi lVlUSSeI . lVlOSt tardy to class witn- out getting intO trou- W 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. ble: Rhonda HanSen, Tony Temple MOSt familiar with school nallS2 Nlia Coo- Del', Brett AUSDel'gel' MOSt likely to be attaek- ed by a mob: Tneo Gionis, Andrew DaClO M0513 likely to visit the Twilight Zone: Rusti Plants lVlOSt likely to De run Oyel' by tneil' 0Wn Cal' lWnile drivingl: Rafael Falcon, Mark BlaCl'lUTa lVlOSt likely tO be a DFO- fessional student: Cnal'leS Cal'f'anZa lVlOSt likely to appear l'egUlal'ly on: ai The Gong snow: Bill Cassidy lcontinuecll C0 me On, Eugene, YOU? name 3Sl1't merlti0l'led In the 3rtlCle. J 2 il 1 H S 1 Q. V, any hr Q 7 5 if 11' l .a .W ii Li X 'Nga' -' . LA 'IZIAIYZ' ffi1'11111AY 412511 . 'bill fff1'11,M1v2s' 201111111 . 01101 !fi1f1z1fA111111I1 .9Z11161v'Q1 lAfY1t74 I 1.611141 MIYIQQ .ZAIIY lfirfl fA1v11111,i .X .7210 lH1'111114,l' . 0111 lAi1Y1,i'1111,a' .X lA!Y7!1Al lA!Y!fAt751' 20111111 f6i1'11M1v2f . 01151 . KAIIYQ' :A111111111 201211111 . fl. lfi1'1111111 7 191431 3fi1y111111 .w1g1'111! 2811111111 1 L 1 1 1 ' inf!! ,f. .!if'f'ff'ff Closslfyin' ol Super seniors l DJ Family Feud lalone: Dawn Jef-fery Cl PEODIES Court: Dawn Jeffery Most likely to become tnestaroflvlary Poppins Il: lvlarlpel Apenir Most likely to pe cnas- tised by Green Run High School students that appear in thiS colum: Dawn Breatnwaite, Miss Hugnes - Dawn Breatnwaite .'41fffArv'61 fAl'flfl'll ,fllllffl . fglwflfll W A - um . flffllll ' fnffyfl . XQIYIINIINY' f fvwnn YI I Afvlfnlly y . fbf .Al'llllf!17' ffgflrllf JAf1Muf .ffm Aff,-if .fffffwf .fglllff .fffyrr QA!l!'l!1'ff flu: .fg1ff'f'f1rnfAi' -'fn 'lj . IM,-f-1 IIIQAJ 1' 1 ' Vfffff ,fwf'f'ffm.i ,nylilffvf f .final V .frllfgf 62 Closslfyin' .-I fl' -. - ':-f-. gn..-u - 5' 4, Dawn Breathwalte and MS. Lanna HUQHGS Zfe being 3ff3CK8d by SEDIOFS Sh3I1I1OI1 Swansboro and Chl1S MaCKlrlnOl'l. Remember, It'S all In fun! Lf 6- Q, r 'Q -0- 7 gI11b8flY Bl'0Wn:VlCA10,11,125 Modern DEVICE 115 JBZZ d3l'lCe L3Ul'3 BYOWDZ NJROTC 11,125 SCIBFICB club 12 SOIWB Bl'umm8l': SCA 10,11,125 V3l'SlfV Club 10.11.125 VOI- leyball club 105 GVmn8StICS 10,11,12: Track 10,12 VCYOIIICB BYUMSCYZ FHA 12 L88l'l BUFCI1: FBLA 125 COE 12 RODS!! A. BUTKB: Band 10: BASICS 10,11,12: SKI Club 105 Vouncl Llfe 10,11,125 Ind00r TFBCK 125 Tl'3Ck 12 ROQGI' Bul'h9ff: COFYIDUIEF Club 115 FI'6!'lCl1 Club 10,11,125 HIK- lsflg Bfld CBITIDITIQ Club 12lfl'e3Suf'6f'I5 HISYOFICBI SOCIEIV 11,125 OCCSI' Charles W. BUl'l'OU?l'lS III: B300 10,115 Dfama club 10,115 NJROTC 127 YOUHQ L fe 10,11,125 SCA 115 WFESCIIDQ 11 GCN BLIlT0uQhS: DECA 125 SOCCGI' 10,125 Wr'e5tlIn9 10,11 JOIIII BUITOWS: DECA 125 Skl Club 10,11,12 GNC Butz: NJROTC 10,11,12 Mark Canacunganz wargamers 10,11,12p Behavloral Science 115 Dracula 115 senior plavg Night of Januarv 16 105 Home- comlng parade Jlmmy Clbanbifl: SCA 10,115 TBTIUIS 10,11,12 GISSIIO C3bl'3I: L3tIl1 Club 115 SCA 11,125 Dracula 11 5 TBFIDIS 12 GQHE Cabuflahz FBLA 12IhISt0I'I3f'll5 SCA 10,11,125 Talent 5I l0W ?0,1:1'5ItC5UI'lQ Llfe 11,125 KZFBYE 105 WfeSflIf'IQ 10g 8l'63li DZDC- I19 . MBYIVIC CSHCZDIUIFIZ Latln Club 10lhlStOTI3I'll5 FBLA 105 Latin Club 11,125 KEY Club 115 M6dIC3I SOCIBIV 11,125 Homecoming COmmltfe8 12: SCA 12 Charlene Cake: Youn? Ilfeg Church cholrg volunteer for Daughters Unltedp Jun or Achievement KFIS Caldabaubhz DECA 12 J0hl'I CZIIIDOS: VICA 105 volleyball 12 Charles Carranzaz FHA 115 Young Llfe 10,11 COIIBEI1 Caffbllz Jf CIVIIBD 10, L2!lI1 Club 11,12, SDBDISH club 10, COIOI' guard 11,12 Wllllam Carroll Drama club 11,123 Hoofprlnts staff 10, war games 101 Senior play Stephanle CZSWEIIL FHA 12, MEGICZI SOCIGW 11, SCA 12, YOUFIQ I:ge11I0,'B1g59f1IOf Dl3V,N3ElOr'l3IHOf1OI' SOCIEI'Y10,11,12, SOCCCY Kathy CBITOII: DECA12g FBLA 12, FHA 103 SKI club 10,12 Scan- lsh c ub10,11,12g Young Llfe10,11,12, Class officer 10,12 Ceasar M, CBSUO: FHA 12: Golf1o,11,12 Julle Chadwell: SCA 125 SKI club 10,11,12g Spanish club Q1-g+:6I6:2g Young Llfe 1O,11,12g Prom Committee 12g Class MIIB CIBIIIOSB: SCA 105 Office Helbef 11 0111 my f0111111f !fl11f: 4 X I K mf K f11A1111111y1111 u- - r I 1 Z111111y K IIIAIIIIAIIII C111 1' K12151'11f 11'v11' K 111411111111 3 l Q Qs GY 'iz K411v1111' K 111111 111111111 ZYIIIA K111lJ111W ..' 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'A ,J .f ,L Ai Q - ZH - '.. 11-91 C , ,1 furry lffwlmff ,-- -- 's 1 vs g ' ' 1 'nf K nffun Ar N' 'V' 'X Q r 31214442 . f lflmfw ffllnn I Y ff!!! ffjryf Q IMIIINXN furry wllllam C Clark FBLA 11 Hoofprmts 11 Chrlstlne Clark' Sk: CIUD 1011 12 Young LIf910,11 Sam Cochran Bano101112 md arts club 11,12, SCA 10,11 C3ffl9 Collins CYOSS country 11 IFBCK 10,11 KGYWBDQITGS 10 11 lovce COIIIHS FBLA 12 NlChOl35 C0lllr1S Banu 1011 12 HFS! Cldflflef 12 Richard Comla Art Club 12 FHA 12, Kev club 10 SCA 1012 vounq U10 11 1? Svmor cIaSS mural Evan Cook Frr-nc,nrl1m12 German ClUD11 12, Equus SIBH11, Cnrnmn dancr-rs 12 f,lC1',',1f1,fnr.' LZUYZ Cook: 83710 1O,11,121S8CtlOI'I leadeflg l3Ill'1 club 123 HOD- or rolI10,11,12 MIB Cooper: EQUUS staff 12 All53 CVODEITL Band10,113 Equus SI3ff125 B8Sk8tD3ll1O,11,12 BFYBD C0fklll: NJROTC 10,11 Sandra Crabb: DECA 11,12, FBLA 10: FHA 11,121 SCA 10,11,12. Color Guard 10, Young Llfe 10, Fashion show 11 VVODHE Cf3lQ:C11OrUS10,FBLA1O,11, NJROTC11,12:RegI0nal CNOTUS 10 Paul V. Cl1flSI: Equls staff 11,12, SCA1O,11,12g S9l'Il0I' DlaV12: Corss country 12 RICK CROCKFORD: EQUU5 Sfiiff 11,12 R. MBFK CYOWEZ Cl'1OfUS 10: Hlklng ind CZMDIFIQ club 121 M36- rlgals 11,123 R6QlOl'13l Cl'1OI'US 10,11,123 TDESDIBDS 11,12 R538 CUTIISIGENTIBI1 club 10: SCA 121 BIOOCI Drlve Ch3IfDel'S0l'1 1 Andl'8W D3dO: Af! Club 123 VOIleVD3ll club 12 THOUIIS DBIIBY: NJROTC 123 VOIIEVDBII Club 11,12 Dllmif OBMBSOZ B300 10,11,12: SDBDISYI club 10.11.123 COM' DUIEF CIUD 10 MICIIIOI DIHIQIS: H00fDrIn!'S Stiff 10,111 Oulll and SCI'Oll 112 BBSQDBII 10,11,12 Shopping Is a favorlte pasttlme of Iaeop e of all ages. whether serlous- y Iooklng to spend money, or just lO0klng, It Can be lots of fun. Plus, you almost always see someone you know. Glrls, especially, like to shop In palrs. Nadlne Sklptunas and Chl'lS Clark CheCk out the new arrlv- BIS at Mlller and Rhoads at Lynnhaven Mall. .0131 f11'111174Qf'1f r Zan' I ffv111741f'1f Lnmf ff1'1,1'! !s4,117411ff1f . 7 K'i'f7fi!7Jf'fA !A712A1vff lff'111111' 'ffffym' I YQYIIIWAV' fAJ1f,l'1' 1 '1lf'f'fQa' 1 01101111 5011151 .7Z11fff1m' 5fl1114y . W,sul'11 HAHA' Efjwfy ,f12l:Qf 57711111111 E.f71Wff11f' E f711fff.l.',l1 ' ,f11fg'y E U1w1111,ff, l . A111 ' f'..',41'c Clcssifyln' 65 SehiOl' ClaSS Dl'ahKS have been almost a tl'aClltiOh ih high schools thFOUQhOLlt the years. SOl'he of them have beeh cute ahd fUhhVj others have been hOt-SO- cute ahd even CiahQel'OUS. Ohe ofthe lTlOI'e DieaSaht CUStOl'hS at school I'eOCCUF- red aftel' the I'ihQ dance when the SehiOFS all WOl'e SUhQlaSSeS tO bf'eVeht belhg blinded by the glare ofthe jUhiOl'S' new l'lhQS. AlthOLlQh thiS WaSh't I'eailY bad, it WaS C1UeStiOhabie Whethel' OI' notthe Dl'ahKS ofthe ClaSS Of '84 Wefe hUmOl'OUS. For ex- ample, all ofthe SehlOI'S, Oh the same day, CheCKeCl OUt three books then l'etUf'heCl them all the heXt Clay. it WaS fUhhV tO SOl'he, bUt the libfaf- ians Wel'eh't laughing. Another debatable Dfahli .flfff 'flflfm' .AHAKIX mlfflffn' 'flmxfw' , fgllllrfl i flflffrvfffrf .Aiufffff lffzlllbi' 'fylilfgf 'filly lazy U1 vffvfvfff f ljblflll ffffn muff! , ' U1 'fnrlflyx fnffff I 'l 'Uz'Mff'1f .Allfff 1 01 7lN'f 4 Qlfflvl U1 IN! Af fffff 01.14 ffffl ffnfzff flfmfff frllfffa nf UA rlnr ff fff ffff!! Ulfffnff -l !l1.lfl7' 66 Cldssafylrl' J0ke'S on you WaS atQI'aClUatiOh when StU- dehtS hahded MF. Ff'ehCh I'hal'bieS and blew bUbbleS thVOUQhOUt the CeI'efT1OhV. it tUl'heO OUt that he CliClh't have the sense of humor they tl'1OLlgl'1t. This year he tried tO fhalie sure that there were hO SUI'DI'iSeS fl'Ofh the ClaSS of '85. HODefUiiV when we chose Senidr' pranks in 1985, we COhSidel'eCl the ehd I'eSUitS. lt'S all Fight to DUil Dl'ahKS bUt it is better if we stick tO thihQSthatal'e l'eailVfUhahCl hal'l'TlleSS. - Tiha Hal'aCleh SefliOl'S love to be f10tiCeCl. Why EISE' WOuld they try to Dull such ridiCuIOUS pr3nkS? Juggling books in the middle of ClaSS has I'10t Yet been tried, but Shane Larkin is DI'aCtiCiI1Q anyway. MOSt DfaI'lKS Sealing with bO0kS inVOIVe the Ii- faFY. I fl Q- l Lf 1 'Q fl 4.,- L A , ws in I lfbllfl MM? ' U11 f111,a1111 111,23 f1'111f ' f!1M11y 4,1111 71111111 4, Q A an 5 A AKZI1111' 'f11111Ay l X 'WUVI7' f01'r7111111y 4 ' A f ' -4 fm!! S WIAIII' ,'Alfl'll71l x 51111151 9011111 Yffl .5 , Q s 1 ,711111 80111111 ' ' A . , , 75 6 5114111111111 901141111 N- A 'L LAIINI' I If c'f111'4y M1111 1111411111111 201111 4,111-111111 l A 01111Q q'w1i11111'111' 1112111 L'vM1111'1A:f1111 1 1 1 . 11411 L mrzf' SAFAIYI Clvzllll .WMAWQ . 10111 g'vZ4111,f KIM DZOS: FHA 111 Gfaduatlbn Cbmmltteeg Honorable meh- Mechelle DeVeI'a: FBLA 121 BaSEball 10,11 Clndy EdWaI'dS: FBLA 11,125 Latin Club 11,123 MedlCal SOCISIZV GOD REHBCUOHS contest 11,12lSeCI'etafVl3 SCA 11,123 SDanlSh Club 10 Kathi Dlckson: Band 10,11,12 Pamela DaV6Il1DOI't: Band 101 FBLA 10,11 Debra Elam: Band 101 Drama Club 10,11,123 Equus staff 101 FI'9l1Cl1 club 103 Gefman club 10,1'llVlC9'DfeSld6f'lUQ S8l'1lOl' WGSIEY DldlY: Band 10,11,12p FO0tbalI 11,121 Wl'eStlll'1g 11,12 play 121 Th8SDlaf1S 11,12 RafldY DaVl5: DECA 11,121 FBLA 101 FFEITCH Club 10 LYM18 DOOIGY: FBLA 115 FHA 12: DECA 12 Klm EIKIDS: FBLA 10: SCA 123 Sehlbl' Senate 123 H0meCOmlrlg GaN Day: Ff6l1Ch Club 101 MedlCal SOCIBIV 12 float 12 PatflCla DOYIB: Band 10,11,123 French Club: H00fDflI'1tS Staff Lbllfa DBIIOYO: FBLA 10,11,12g TENNIS 1O,11,12 125 P6gaSuS Staff 11,125 SCA 11,121 Quill and SCFOII 12 ROD Dem9tZ WBTQBNETS 10.11.12 Tom DUNN: Band 'l0,11,121 WBFQZIYISFS 10,11,12 Clossifyim' 67 The Envelope please Many seniors have won awards and a large member of the class have been work- ing since their sophomore year just to get those awards. Cary Worster and CeCi Stephens, for example, have worked hard to become members of the regional chorus and the Virginia Hon- or Choir. CeCi has also de- voted mUCh of her time IO theater and has been recog- nized in Who's Who inAmeri- can High Schools as well as a participant in the National Arts Recognition and Talent Search for theater. At the virginia State Thespian Con- ference, she placed second lriSOIO-l'TiUSiC8ICOmDetitiOl1 and first in Costume Design. Cary Worster and Mark Crowe placed first in Duet- musical Competition, while , lfqyf I lZf'm'fffu' UMA' 14706111 l M'fllf!l'fA , Zflflifiq cflxw ff1'llll f frfwu tl':if!'lfA,ll' .fflffzftuyfxfy . ffffllfllll 'ffzwffw' t'yff'r' . fflflllll TZIIAAA' fA!'r'f fx V . ffylfnf . irllfdllll -, T .ffwf .fir ' flhflfflr' A f'f7f!f'r:i,i' ,fliial f' . fwfffffff I i v .Huff i T fffyfffwffx L r Ill vffffn' V ffflflrffy 68 Ciosslfyin' Suzie Finnerty received a third place award for her set design. The Latin Club members placed extremely well at the virginia State Junior Classic- al League Convention. The student's entries were judged against 11,000 other entries. Jason knall placed first in maps. Jeff Mount won fifth place boy's cos- tume. Brian Giaduinto placed sixth on the gram- mar test. Paula Brody won ninth place for girI's cos- tume and tenth place on the derivatives test. Nikki Price won sixth place sculpture. She has also been accepted into the society of Disting- uished American High lcontinuedi . E. QW I , ! N A 8' 'FF 39 ShQl'Yl EIIICK: Drama Club 117 FBLA 10,115 FHA 121 HO0fDrIfIt5 staff 12: SKI Club 10,115 VarSlfY Club 11: ClaS5 Offlcer 11gT6l1r1IS 10.11 Chflsflne Elll5:Dar1Ce Club 111 FBLA 10,11,12g FHA 103 F0fef1SICS 10 Rbbln Ellsworth: Band 10,111 Basketball 11,12 Selena ESlu'ld96: FBLA 113 Kev Club 11: M6dlCal soclety 12, BaSKBlZball 11 Rafhel Esqulgz KEY CIUD 10,111 MCOICBI SOCIGYV 117 SCA 10,11,12p Fleld HOCKEY 101 SOCCER' 10 Aflahha Eufe: Chorus 10,11,12g BaSKetbaII 10,12 AUCUIII Faddlsz Dfama Club 10,11,121 SSFIIOI' DIBY 121 Thesplans 11,12 Rafa6I FauICOh: YOUFIQ Llfe 123 VOlIeYbalI 12 Tom F681 WI'eS1Illl lg 10,11,12 '?' DIODDQ FBMZFBSSZ Dal'lC6 Club 103 FHA 10, baSKEllbalI 10 SUZZYUIB FIHIIBITYZ TITESDIZFIS 1O,11IHlSfOfIafll, 12lCOUI1Clllg PFODS CI'll9f-- You Cafff Take It Wlth You, COSIUYTIG Cl'9W -- Al1Yfl'lIl'1?1GO6S 105 PFOPS Clllef- DF3CUla , 512396 Manager - JO56D PFODS Chle - Blg Sweet , 113 AS5lStant Stage Sh3K6SDEal'9-bV-tl'le'Sea-F6SflVal3 SEHIOF play - MSIODB FOSKQJ: Daf1Ce Club 10,115 FBLA 10,11,12, FHA 11,125 French club 1 3 SCA 11,12 DaVld FOX: Band 1O,11,12 I.?UgOII5 FTBDCSSKIZ FBLA 10,11,12Q SCIGHCS Club 10, SDBFIISII C U Patrice Ffadehburghz Band 10,11,12, FBLA 11, FCA 12 LIbbY FunKhOuSel': Debate 103 FBLA 11,125 SCA 1O,11,12g Span- ISI1 Club 10,111 VafSItY Club 11,122 SDal'1lSh HOHOI' SOCIETY 111 Cheerleadlng 11,12 Cl1rIStlha GaffT6Y: HOOfDl'Ir1tS staff 125 SKI Club 12 45-. 'D gave Galthefi FBLA 10,11,12, SCA 1O,11, SDBVIISN Club 10 FOO! all 10 Matthew Galdon Aft club 12, Equus staff 11,12, Pegasus staff 105 SCA 10,11,12, Senlor Senate 12, Homecoming committee 12, Senior play 12, 1-ActoIav12, Indoor track 12, Track 12 I.3I'ISS3 Gallafl: Debate 11,12, Forensics 11, Ffel'1Cl'l Club 10, HlSfOfICalSOClEI'Y11j NJROTC 12, GOV8f'f10f'S school11, GIFIS' state 113 National HODOF SOCIETY 10,11 12 Leah CBIIZD: ForensIcs11, Mec1Ica0socletv12, NJROTC11,12, NZIIOHBI Honor SOCISIV 11,12 MBYC CBIKIFII FY'9l'lCl'l CIUD 1O,11, HlStOfICal SOCIETY 11 tvlce- DTSSIOEDU, SCA 11,12 Ico-chair DETSOFII Edward GBTEWOOU: Band 1O,11,121 M6dICal socletv 12, SCA 12, SDBFIISI1 Club 11,123 VaFSllIY Club 11,123 FOOIball 11,12, Tfack 10,123 POWSI' llfflng 10,11,12 I 1211! . Zlsfzv' Lnllfllldf ffl. 'Z-fgylftldf IAIUXIIAX . Mfmx' . Z-My l0Illlf2l! . 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Gbpharfz Band 105 FBLA 11: FHA 12 RBY G0fh3I'!: FBLA 10,125 SCA 10,115 YOUFIQ Llfe 10,11,12 .Ilm Gerling: C8l'fT13f'I club 10,115 Cross COUDUY 105 G0lf 10 CIIMOD GQUIIIQOY: HIKITIQ and C8mDlnQ club 11,125 SCA 12 Bfllll Gllqulhlbi Liflfl Club ll'8DOFf8f-l'llSIOfl3nl 10,11,125 M8dlC3l SOCICCY 12 COmQll GlbS0n:B3SK8tb3II 11,12 Kblth GllChflSf: 83S8b3ll 125 F00tb3Il 125 V8l'Slt'Y Club 12 D3lf3 GlY0u3l'd: FHA 11,125 YOUDQ Llfe 10,11 Michelle Gl0SSlh: Equus staff 114co-faculty ecmon, mbuslness manaqerm naman cooae: rm 11,125 vonevnau dun 12 Closslfyurl' 2.- V' ' 5 15 2 T O Q1 TOM Graham: Golf10,11,12 Apfll Grahez Chorus 10,11,12: FBLA 11: FHA 12 AHUIOHY SCOIT GFBSSOI SCA 10,115 Student AdVlSOf'Y COuf'lCll 11,123 Cl3SS 0fflC8f VICE-DFGSIGCFIC 105 BOYS' state 115 Natlonal H0l'10f SOCISW 11, lfFe3Suf6I'l 125 lf1d0Ol' TFBCK 10,11,12 DZITOD GFQBII: DECA 11,12 PBMBIS LZVGIDB Gflfflh: Al'1Ch0I' club 125 BGFICI 10,11,125 FFBDCI1 Club 105 MBGICBI SOCIOYY 12 KHSYID Gl1m: Band 10,11,12: HlSt0flC3l Scolety 115 SCA 11,125 SD3l1l5h Club 105 VldC0 Club 121 S6nl0l' DIBV 12 Leu cnmes: FBLA 1o,11' Frencn club 12, Mealcal socIetv12g scA 125 lnaoortrack16 BI'8l1f Crlnfwllr DECA 125 FBLA 105 Ind. BITS club 12' Sltl Club 10.111V3l'SlfXoClub10,11,12: vldeo Club 101 b3Sk8!b3lIm3l'13Q- ?5 10,11,12, Ofball m8l'l3Q6f 10,11,12j softball SCOFSKSEDBI' MOIISSZ GI'lhI10II: Equus 121 FBLA 10,11,12: FHA 10,11,12: SCA lb ,k 5 a 125 YOUDQ Llfe 11,125 cheerleading 101 S8l'llOf Senafb, DI'0m Commlttee, 9f'8du3tl0l1 commlttee, float. Ll! GflSh3m: .lOb'S d3uQhIel'S 10,11,12: Glfl scouts 10.11.125 S83 SXDlOI'el'S 11512. WQHUY Gl'DSh6l: JA 11,125 Llbr'3l'V YIGIDGI' 12 Mlthlll Hlnhi: BASICS V. DIES. 125 hlS!OI1C3I SOCICYV 11, DFBS. 125 m9GlCZl 50Cl6fV 11, W3l'Q3mefS 125 Sehlbl' Dl3Y: SOCC6F103 Wl'8Sfllf1Q 11,12 INITLSII Gill Hamlltbn: FHA 12: HOOfDl'ln!S 11,125 JA 105 P893- SUS El1C Himmlbz Dr'3m3 club 125 Ind. arts Club 105 SCA 12' Slll Club 125 S?3nlSh Club 105 varsltv Club 125 volleyball club 125 YOURS Llf6 0,11,12g E3Sf9f'fl SUffll1Q 3SSOCllfl0fl 10,11,12 Rhbhdi HOHSQII: FBLA 10,115 FHA 11,123 V3fSItY Club 10,11.125 fBl'lf1lS10,11,12 Tlhl Hlfldlh: Chorus 10,11,12: Equus 125 FBLA 111 FHA 125 Pegasus 125 SD3nlSf'l club 10 l I A l. l ...AndTheWinneri Q L l School StUdel'1tS. i At the FBLA National COD- ilvention laSt July, Shawn llLipscomb placed first in R'BLlSil'i6SS COmDUtel' Applica- -'ltion-design and Program- limihg. Shawn and Mike Wil- Hliams, last year, were part of lla team Sent to the ODU :Programming Contest vwhere they placed second. E Shawn and Mike are also part t of this year's team. J Some of the seniors here lhave been recognized for especial abilities, like Valul' liEdwardsson. He has been lfirecognized in whos who for ,ihis ability in technical draw- Jfihg. Janet Franks won first ,il place feature story in a com- lgpetition held by the virginia lsiPress women. Chris MacKin- llnon has also been recog- fI'1iZed for her writing ability. ls if 4-c She WaS also SeleCteCi to be a student Wfitel' fOr the Beacon. Leah Galjan, thI'OLlQh a hatiOhai COfT1Deti- tion, WaS selected to attehCi a two-week ihCiOCtf'ihatiOh program at the U.S. Coast Guard ACaCieITlV iaSt SUIT1- mef. OUI' school also had three StUCiehtS to DeCOI'he Semi-fihaiiStS ih the NatiOh- al iViel'it SChOiaI'ShiD Com- petition. They WeI'e Mike Hannah, Keith Cfiffiel' ahCi Beth Matteson. All of these SehiOl'S, ahCi mOI e, have made the Gfeeh RUN students DI'OUCi of their school and the people ih it. - Debra Elam Award-winning ceci SteDhel1S Sh0WS LIS that Smiling will bring SITliieS to all of US that haVel1't WOI1 awards. ' V fi if 4 V ' gs ix ,fy I f' ,L , 1'5i2?i -if f 4. , 71 Nu 1:-'r 4-.V ,, -. 6 N I li i 1 iw W: it 7,1 'mf :A 5 , , z f: . 1 fx, f, 1' WE 1 ' ws, W ' 1 ' . - s. r 2? , 9 an ,A Z, 4 V 4' ffl ' s f fi 7, f V '? ffl 'ii .. 53? 5,11 137, ,l-,rip 'fx-15' ' ,-rgifi 1, 'f z , , . f .4-:CH l. QE' r -64 an v-g.'e g 39' K 4 v , A . 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Key Club 112 10,11,123YOUI'1Q I.Ife1O,11.12 SCA LOTI Hawkins: SCIENCE Club ISGCFEIZFVI11, IVICE-DFESICISFIU 123 Llbraw worker 10,11 Victor HBWOYTI: Band 10:Wal'gamer'S1O,11,123 Track 10 SHENI HQYDESZ LBIID club 10,111 SCA 11,125 Young LIfE 123 HOITIECOFTIIDQ COUFI 123 GVFTIDBSIICE 11 DOfl3Id Hedelundz TFBCK 10 .fgffrlff 0ff1fnf.W12ffQ .fwnrrf , fafflff' .WUQQV rmlfwfdf' In Wllwfw . ffhfmff' .W11f'f'm' I - fflffw Nl .wflfvmwff . fbfff .wfrfvfy - Mr 7'f'n' .fnzfflfmlff 1 lhw .fizfslfy .ldilfffl ffzfffgfff 'fl'l'f . fl!!! fallllfillffi' SgSil1 HEITIEFIWBYZ Chorus 10,11,12j SCA 125 REQIOHBI CNOFUS 1 .1 CI1flS HERGETSOH: FBLA 121 VBFSIIY club 10,11,121 Track 10,11,12:WreStIil'1g 10,11 Debble Hemahdelz DECA 12: Equus St3ff12p SSDIOF Float 12: S6f1I?5'S9fI8tOf123 PFOI11 COl'T1mII'IEE122 Gl'3dU3fIOl'I C0fTlmIt' E66 JOHI1 A. 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AlDnabetiZe, define, give the part of speech, and the origin of the following words. identify the stem, and then use each in a Sent- ence. 1. phlegmatic 2. verismilitude 3. phantasmagoria ll. zabaglione 5. karyokinesis 6. lagniappe 7. verbigeration 8. galligaskins 9. gallimaufry Does this sound familiar? English teachers love the English language, so they try to share their vast voca- bUIai'ieS with their students. However, many students dread vocabulary lists be- cause they feel that many of In 3dditiOI'l to all AShIey AnderS ex- traCLlrl'iCUI3f aCtlVltleS, She finds time to IOOK UID the 0bnIXIOuS W0l'dS In fhIS art Cie. the words are impractical. Students may use the words in formal papers to please their English teachers, but only if they make a con- scious effort to do so, moreover, many of the words are obsolete or sim- ply not words many of us would ever encounter. For example, how many stu- dents will need to know that karyokinesis is a nuclear phenomena characteristic of nutosis? How many peo- ple would lcnow that a small gift given a customer by a merchant at the time of a purchase is a lagniappe? If we did receive a gift of this nature, something which happens very rarely these days, and then we thanked the merchant for the lag- niappe' , he would probably think we were being rude! lcontinuedl CiC1SSIfVii'li 73 SIHYE of DEIHQ VEI'lSII'HIl3I' IHIO THE C1ISt8HCE IIHUEC1 FEDEUUOH of K WHICH IS HBVIHQ TIHE BDDEEI' ZSDGDIIOHE fI'OfHV SBLICE SIEFEOWDEU DHFZSES That AHC by IHE WEV, how long has it DEEH SiHCE VOU'VE WOFH 3 DEH' of Q3lliQ3SKiHS? THEY WEFE IOOSE IIFOUSEFS OI' DFEECHES WOTH iH IHE SiX- IEEHIH BHG SEVEHIEEHKH CEHIUHES. SOTHEHOW, I doubt that FHQHV SIUGEHIS will fiHC1 USES for words HKE these. If the VOCZDUIEIFV IiStS WEVE FHOFE C1OWH'fO-EBITH, THBVDE SIUGEHIS WOUlC1H't FTHHCI EIS much. 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BOD HOWEII: WF6StllnQ 10,11 Mafw Hbulhan: Skl Club 11,12: Cross C0untl'V 10,11: Golf 113 ll'ld0OI' Tl 3CK 10 Shbnna HOUSE: Band 10: SCA 10,11,12g Skl Club 125 VOlleVb3Il Club 11,12 Kathy Huey: FCA 113 FHA 10: SCA 123 Ski Club 121 SOftbaIl 103 Ba5K6tbaIl 10,11,12: Fleld HOCKEY 11,12 L68 Hunter: Skl Club 123 G0lf 10,11 .lal'l Huttunen: NJROTC 12 CnI'lSfY Hyman: HO0fDl1ntS staff 11,125 CIBSS OfHCef tcorres- D0l'ldll1Q S6Cl'e'l2al'Y7 11, lC0fl'6SDOnClln9 SECYCIZNT 12 K8nl'lY lnifahalnt FBLA 10,11,12g Junlbf' Clvlfan 12: VaI'SltV Club 11,12: B3S8baII 10,11,12g F0OtbalI 10,11 Sally Ingram: FHA 10 Llsa Juszklewlcz: Medical society 105 Governors school 11 GlFlS' state 111 Wl'lO'S WHO 3mOl'lQ Al'n6l'lCaI'1 l'llQl1 School stul dents 11 Patty Kasnlark: FHA 10.12 Mary KallOCk: DECA 10,115 FBLA 10,11: Equus staff 12 Mary Inman: Debate 10,11,12 Kathleen INST: BaSk6tb3II 12: SOftbalI 10,11,12g V0lI9Vball 10,11 HalJackson:BAS1CS11,12g ChOf'US 10,11,12p Madrlgals 10,11,12 is 3. ,, flffy flblflfllff 'mffffvw fx .'0'f'rf' ' X 'Afffffff' .'fw1m,a 'fhff WIIAAIV! 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M1551 .KHZMIO4 K -- H7 ,. , Melanle Jann: FBLA 111 FHA 11,12 Marla .laflkal Cl'lOfUS 103 EQUU5 Staff 10,113 Fl'9I'1Cl'l CIUD 10,11,123 Sclence ClUb12: SCA 12 AllCla Jenklns: Chorus1O,11,12g Dance Club 10,11,123 DECA 113 FBLA 103 FCA 123 Madriga!s12g SCA 10,11,12 R0bel'I .l6nKlnS: Band 10,115 B9h3bOFl8l SClenC6 Club 11 TTZCY JENKINS: FBLA 10,123 FHA 127 JUY'llOl' class CISSS Senate Debble Jewell MarCh5ng St3lllOl1S COIOI' guard12 ROGHEY Jones: Val'SifV club 11,125 FOOtb3ll11,12: IDCSOOFIVBCK 11,12 Track 122Wr'eStIIn911,12 Wllllafn Jones: BZSKEIDZII 11,121 Football 12 Clossifyin' 75 , 11, if .ffjiffyfbftlfl '7:7'f'f ffffgfgffmlff - .l?f'fmff , ff' ,fzivnlff Y fl!! .fA17fA I Zqeff .1411 My L C7 Bfmm- raw L, Ar mm 1 .ff Wm fn ' MVMIMK7 .'4A?M .fAZlf3?1'1l!l1A'fl .Wlflfly 1 ZHW .'4lf1n411ffuf1f.av4f J Az vwff' .'1f7f1r'A'f Huff .lf11fA7l1Al . ffwnl .'A1wffwm- l 0 .023 y I .fflzfflftlf ,Av ,411 wi .'6'r1fA4uf11,xv4z ' . .flfrffzffff-M1 .,f!:i'1l . .fA?lAlAIIflMfl '01 .,A?lMll1l!! KPAIYA' .flflffffzf iffrrwzll ,fA?l!Yl!l TBYQSB K3uffI13l'1: FHA 10,11 lsecretarvl BYCDGS Kelran: SD8l'llSl1 Club Chbfyl KOIIYI HOSA 12 HICHEIIQ KOITID: FHA 12, L8tlr1 Club 10, R6D0r'ter X HlS!Orl3rl, SCA 10 Donna xermon: Cl'lOruS 11,12, NJROTC 10,1112 Jennifer Kllb: Ffer1Cl'1 Club 113 German Club 10, SKI Club 10,11 K3SS3rIdl'8 Klld3Y1 SCA 10,11, SKI Club 11, V8rSll'Y Club 12, HOITIQCOFTIIDQ COUFL12, CheerIeadlng10,11,12 Trlrla KOYUUVCSZ FBLA 11.12, FCA 11.123 V3rSll'Y Club 11.12, I Clossufyrm' rn, P? if . s-1 ' 'E 5. ., 1 T' L44 CN C' l J Y ,L , ? lf' Executive COUl1Cll2 CIFIS' SWIG lCf0SS COUf1Il'Vl113 Cl'0SS COUI1' UY 11,121 Soccer 10.11.12 Gregory Kowal: Band 10.11.122 FBLA 10. Forensics 10 Usa Kulakowsklz Color Guard 10: FBLA 10: SCA 12: Senlor play lcrewl 12, National Honor Soclety 11,12 DQbOl'3h KulIm3h: FBLA 12 ChrlS!ODh8r KUIIKQI: FBLA 10.113 SCA 10.11.125 YOUDQ Llfe 1O,11,12g VOll8Vb3ll10,111 SOCC8l'10,11,12 Bfiflda Kufant Sel'll0l' DIBV 12 SHBHQ Larklrl: Equus Stiff 11,12 ISDOITS edlfbflg GOV6I'r10r'S school11, BOY'S state11, NBIIOHBI l'l0r10rSOCl9!Y11,121 CFOSS C0ur'ltrV 10,111 lr1dO0r track 11.12, TFZCK 10,11,12 4? fav- gi , QL X Donna LINED: FHA 123 SCA 10.11.12lSODh0fT10fe Sehitbr - SGHIOI' SBl'l3t0rlg Bel'13VOI'l3l SCIENCE Club 11.121 Nitlbrlal Hon- Of SOClEl.'Y 11,12leX8CUflV6 C0ul1Clll DOICK Ll!l'l3m: CIBSS officer 11g Glrl'S SUI8111 BOY'S state 111 BBSEDZII 10.11.121 B3SK8fb3ll 10.11.123 Trick 11,12 NDVI l.3Vl3: Bind 10: Chorus 10,11,12: DECA12: Dram! club 122 l13dl'lqglS12j SCA 10.11.123 Cl35S 0fflCef121 Sefllof Dl8Y1ThBS- D BHS MlCl'l39l LQVITOII: SCA 10.11.123 VBYSIIV club 10.11.121 Class officer 123 H0l'l'lBCOmlf1Q court 125 FOOIDBII 10.11.122 ll'ld0Of track10,11,12, Tr3Ck10,11,12 Cl1f'lS LIIITOZ Band 10 Chrliflhl LBO: Drama Club 10. FBLA 107 FHA 10 ,..-1' AI .fan --- 1 1 Pel'h3DS the teflTlS Sel'IlOI' SlUmD OI' SDl'll'lQ fever, do l I0t apply 3I'lYm0I'e. I mean, here we have Chris Kunkel in 3 DOOK StOl'e at Lynrlhaven Mall. The senior SIUITIDH does H011 allow I'00m for guch f00liShl'leSS 35 books, SYUUY- Ing, OI' Q0iI1Q to class. HOWeVeI', I f0fQ0t to ITlel1tiOn that ChI'IS FS DUYIHQ CI'0SSWOI'd DUZZle books! 12? QW. 7- L4 E 15711 71111 .qalflll ,fz11A' I Q3ff,,fQ1fx1AfvY f fzlllll' ,,f?11'r417f 5011111111 ,xffllifllfl . 1214! .Kff?ll't7l fff1,1v411f1f-M1 LACYYU4 ,xnlffillllf K 117111 A410111 fwzfffffl Cxzllfll' ,ff111f4v' . ffkvfzuf 50. .f1111'f1w CIZIYJ' ,xffk:lfftll! Lommf' ,f 121111211 Yf f'1ffvJ1'f1kf1' if 11114 'fir eff 1 '71-lfrlfflm' ,fd Clossifyin' 77 The Suggestion Box ASK anV senior tO suggest a few cnanges fOl' tne SCnOOl, and YOU Will be sure tO get n'iOl'e tnan intended. From leaving for luncn tO ln- dividual IOCKSVS - tl'leV'Il cover lt all. Suggested one senior, They snould allow the Stu- dents WnO nave tl'anSDOf'ta- tion tO leave fOl' lUnCn. Many of tne UDDef' ClaSS- men feel tne adf'nlnlStl'atlOn Should taKe tnem n'iOl'e into COnSldel'atlOn before tneV embafli on school aCtlVitieS and regulations. Said Sonny Redding, l tnlnK tneV could let US nave SenlOI'ltV OVel' tne Otnel' classes OI' tne parking lOtS OUtSlde. TneSe all afe just a few ex- an'1DleS of ideas tne ClaSS of '85 nave tO offer. Belng eldeI'S , tneV feel tneV have tne right tO make decisions fl!fAlfflnl - Zffrll' ,ffyflffll . fbffmj ffyxvfl' - fglllfwffllff 1 flat' ,fwffrw 1 fn ' .f 12114 WA: yy fwfffffff .ft ff'1.l'n1fffA . Ufffffmflfffnlil' !'Z!'lfi' fffyfll' 1 fffff ffknl-l . ffnlyffl vfllflil mlflffnff' fl ffffnfflfff f ljI'l'f Kllff ,znbiif ffiffw' fyml X fffff Ifqffwff flffy ffflfifffdy fd Clossifyln' ffl concerning tne scnool. Many pointed out tnat there are no senior privileges. Don Easton, senior, said, There snould be a legal Se- nior Skip Day, lt'S a lost tradi- tion. Even tnougn this is tneir last year, it's clear tney're concerned With tne scnool. Brenda Keinan stated, We know we're looked up to and we also realize our responsibilities. We try to set examples tnrougnout tne year to ris- ing classes. So we snould be able to stand up and speak out for all tne students. - Susan Kyle Hargrave Seniors, like Brett Scott and Eric Al'mDI'UStef would like to See SOl'Tle CnanQeS. iv Tl . J Paul LBOD: Debate 10,1l'1e?8flV6 LGZU1 C3Dt3ll'll11, lf63fl'l CBD' tilnl 12, F0l'9FlSlCS 105 Lat l'l Club 11,12 JUIIB LEWIS: SCA 12 ENC Llndenbergz B3l'lCl 105 DGDBLB 11,123 PSQBSUS Sfaff 11,121 Sel1lOl' Dl3V 12: 5Bl'll0l' flO3f 12 Sh3Wl'I LIDSCOITID: Band 10,11,12p FBLA 111 C0mpUlZer team 11,lC0mDUtel1E'3l11 Captalnl 12: Drum m3j0l' 12 TBFGSB LYNCH: Cl10l'US 10,11,12g FBLA 12: SCIENCE club lffea- 5Ul'El l 11 Christine MacKinnon: Band 101 Equus student llfe edltor 11,125 l'lOOfDrIntS 11,125 JA 101 Qulll and Scroll, pres. 12 RODBCCB MBIBY: COl'lC6l'f chorus 10,11,123 FHA 125 SD3l1lSh R 821 10- 'Os 1 'ff 141.1 WW 1 f ff V! A 4' Q' rv fu . 'fn . 5 . Ki .., 171 Qs L J 1' ' 17' ' ' , ' o f if ,J .. 12.4. 'N club 10 BBFNBYU M3m0l'b0Y: Band 10,11,12: SCA 111 SD8nlSh club 11,12 Bflan Mann: SCA 103 VBFSIIZY Club 10,11,12g f00!5b3ll 10,11,12g lFld00f track 11,121 track 10,11,12g Wf'65flll1Q 10,12 WBMIY M3l'lQUh'l: FBLA 121 SCA 12 Aflfla M3fCOllI: Equus 121 SCA 11,12, Sf.Cl3SS V. DFGS. Sharon M8I'Sh: FBLA 105 Ff'el'lCh cIub11,12: Gefmafl ClUb10,11g Naflbflal HODOI' SOCletV 11,12 LBITY M3l'Sh3ll: NJROTC 10,11 Kltflna Martlrlz FBLA 12 ev fv- ,Tx 'Kl mfW v 15 f in f, S qi? ,z 'Q 1 5 I Q? n D3Il3 M3rTll'lEZ: BASICS11, FBLA 123 FHA 12, SCIEUCG Club 11 Ellzabeth Matteson: Debate 10,11,12, neg. team can , fore- DSlCS11, French club 10,11, l1lStOflC3lSOCl9l'Y10,11,lOf8S 1 12, DAR award 11,oov. school 12, Natlonal Honor SocIetv10,11,12 Liglqga May: AVI Club 12, Equus 11, SCA 10,11, Cf0SS COUl'1fl'Y Laurle Mayo: Band 10, FCA 10, SCA 1O,11, Young Llfe 10,11 Brian McCarty: Indoor track 11 KOIIGY McCIeskey: FHA 12 'X f fjwilllllf' . ffn rf f1Zf'fL1'!1k11' . Zlllfllllllfll ffl'Af'fYYl SU. .fAl4Zl LAIVIINQS' . fL1MMkf Igfvwzlnf . Mlffxzlfffff' 'fffffqif . Mlffqlllll fl QAXYUXI . Mum L 0111111 ZAIIYZ' . KAIXYTMQ ffzzvwy . ffrxlfkx 'fffdklfff . Muff' IZZIIYVZ . ffwavf ,flglfzy . Mmafzzf .qfbvkfzl . . Mllfwf LAIIAU . Kdlfflfllf 51611501 ,ff . XAIAZYIIIY7 Lfvffffrvf Enfklffa' . Mfffwuff' fzrzzfw . M141 JQIZIIYQ' . ILIQU A x HAIYIIXI . M1 llffffy M f If , ffbfy dliffgl Clcnssifyin' ff? Many Seniors Did Not Get Involved in Activities NIBDV DeODle suggested IDBI tne SeDiOi'S IDIS VeBf' were BDBIDeIiC. AIIeDdBDCe Of SeDiOi'CiBSS meetings WBS DBIDeIiC CODSideI'iDQ tne fBCI IDBI BDV senior COUld nave gotten iDVOlVed, BDd OddlY eDOUQD, tne people wno didD'I attend WeI'e the first IO COiT1DlBiD. TDe senior CIBSS officers felt IDBI IDe SeDiOI'S WBDIed to DBVe SeVefBl fUD BCIiViIieS iDClUdiDQ B DiCe fDefTlOI'BDle DFOFD DUI did DOI WBDI IO put fortn BDV effort to nelp IDeii' SeDiOi' CIBSS ODIBiD IDeSe QOBIS. Take fOf' eXBfD- ple, IDe i'DBQBZiDe SUDSCI iD- IiOD SBle wnicn WBS B COTD- plete flop. Tne expected OUICOl'T1e WBS eiQDI IDOUSBDd dOllBf'S, but the OUICOfT1e WBS IDI'ee thousand. TDiS money went to the senior CIBSS If'eBSUFV which WBS BI B deDl'eSSiDQ IOW. fglffwfffff . Mfvfy .'ff111'111y . !A'1'ffyll' ff1'1111f1 . fA'f111y14' - 11.2111 1 fffffrw A M! i1'11,iui'111 Y will . fbifjrfllrllf fbafff' ' 1' . -'11'1vj111' .fflfflff . fluff . Zffmffq Ili' . fevnf . L11'1111 , lf , f4Yll i' .!ff71f'f7' . Z1111111q fbffmfffn 7711111111 ff flflwnf 'mrfffwfq 7 f0M1' Aff 111411 fffa 1' 80 Cimsifyin' However, IDeFe were tnose seniors who SiiTlDlV did DOI DBVe the time. As TiDB HBi'BdeD DUI iI, SeDiOI'S IDeSe dBYS BI'e concerned about their CIBSS, but we DBVe SO FDBDV other priori- ties that OUI' precedence OVeV OUI' involvement iD OUI' school IDBI we OfIeD dOD'I DBVe IDe time IO get iD- volvedf' MiB Cooper looked BI iI from BDOIDeI' point of view pointing OUI IDBI, We Bfe DOI BDBIDeIiC because IDe thought of Ql'BdUBIiDQ l'TIOIiVBIeS US to work. - VBDD Brown ADBIheIlC is one thing MeliSSB Grin- nell is not. She devoted mUCh of her Iime, eI1efQY Bhd ideas to IDE Seni0l' CIBSS activities. ,C-a 5 sp-5,6 1. H ' X we 6 hx 1 . 1 .5 V . QA C5 CP Sv I . 'if 13 1 . Q X . w r. ? fe , f , 1. 1 Q ' , ,MLK 63 6 Q- 'W'v 15,4 Vg 47 9. I 1 I .- . ixg , -1 -'ss 1 ' Q 322313 McCoy: FBLA 10,111 FHA 12: SCA 11,123 vldeo Club 10: SCA 11,127 SDanISh Club 11 Davld Mlller: FBLA 121 f0OtbaIl 121 SOCCEI' 12 HINEY MCCOYIG: BASICS 123 Ch0ruS 11,125 NJROTC 12 Kendra Mlllef: DaI1C6 Club 121 FBLA 10,11,12: FHA 10,11,12: Wanda MCCOYIB: BASICS 11,121 Ch0f'uS 103 FBLA 10,123 Latin NJROTC 107 SCA 10,11,12 Club 11: NJROTC 11,12: SCA 123 student! t8aCheI' f'6latlOr'IS COmm. Cflalf. Stephanle Mlllerz DECA 103 FHA 11,125 Sclence Club 11 S930 MCCFOSSIII: DECA 11,121 FHA 10 Karon MIIIIQBDZ Cl IOI'uS 10,11,12: RCQIOHBI Chorus 11,12 JIM MCDOIIZIG: DECA 10,11,12 Mlndy Mllllgan: AFI! Club 12: Young Llfe 10,11,12 MICHBIIE MCGTEQOFZ Drama Club 10,11,12: EQUUS 10,113 Pega- Su5 12: WBFQBYTIGFS 112 Tl'leSDlaf'lS 12 Dina MIIISBDS: Band10g FBLA 11: FHA 125 H0m6COmIFlQ COUIT 103 CFOSS COUDLFY 10 Tlm Mead: Band 10,11,12: FEQIODBI band 11,127 SUDEYIOI' lI l SDIO festival 10,11,12 RODII1 MITCIIEII: Cl'IOfuS 11,121 SGHIOT plav AIYOH HBBYS: FOTBDSICS 12 TONY Mlfbldz Band 10,11,12: GOlf 10 Timmy lllddlbfbh: FBLA 111 COE 11,121 Vbllevball Club 10 ClhdY Mbhdle: FBLA 123 SDaI'll5h Club 105 YOUDQ Llfe 10 Dbllfla MIIQS: Dance club 123 DECA 121 FBLA 10: SCIENCE club CYMIIE MUOTB: Debate 12: Drama club 10,113 FHA 113 Frel'1Ch 7 S Q3 ' ' 'Si A lfffffffm fffflf' - A In nm fffff In f v , I 41171 'lf fffwfjrlff ffffffff ffxdyffff ffmffff fffmlyf-I ' I fflfr -Wlfflflf-I ffffllfhlg 1 fnlr Arlfrf, ffl-Nr 7' 'AZIAIXI fn' fflfl Zfffq . ffkffff IWQQ . fbfflldl' lflfllllll ylflftil' , fAf!!I7f fifffif' , fffmfr' .fnnzy . ffnnffr' IAAIIVIV' ffl . fflffyffff' Ziff . fffffwlfzfy 1 .fflfbrfy . Mffvvfa' .lA1lfAA'4 W . Mffvzm f 0 0, .wflaf . M1-1'v:11r IA7Uflfl'l7 . I. Mum! 1 club 103 SCIENCE Club 115 SCA 10,11,12j SODITOITIOFE senate: CO-Cl'18ll DEFSOTI SEFIIOF DFOIT1 TfaCEY Moore: FBLA 11,125 SCA 11: SD3l IlSh Dancer 10 ROQET D. MOON JT.: NJROTC 10,11,12: VldeO Club 10.11,123 BEl'l3VlOl'3l SCIENCE 113 senlor DIBY Jack MDTIBITYI BBSSDBII 113 WFESIIIFIQ 10 KBSSY MOITISZ Y6al'bOOk staff 10: H0OfDl ll1fS staff 11,123 VOI- l6VlJall 112 SOCCGI' 10 KatI1Y MOFWICK: FHA 113 NJROTC 10,11,12: SDar1lSh Club 10: NBLIOFIBI l'IOI'10f' SOCIETY 11,12 Holly MOSeZ3l': DECA 10,11 ROMEO MOSIEYZ DECA 113 FBLA 11: Junior ACl'1l9V6mSI'It '12 Jeff MOUFIL: HO0fDI'Int5 11,122 Lafln club 125 TENNIS 12 Clossifyin' 81 Donna MUTYZYZ SD8niSh HOl10f society 11 Sheri Murray: Anchor club lSEC.l122 concept chorus 11: fore- nslcs 121 Latin Club10,11gfT13dr'Ig8lS121feQl0I1alCl'l0FuS 11,123 senior play 12: Natxonal Honor society 12 Sl1eI'l MUSSel': DI'8l'Tl8 Club 10,11,12: Ski ClUb 11,122 SCA 10,1'l,123 YOUHQ Life 10,11,12: Sehi0f DIZY 12 Laurle MYER: AFI Club 101 DECA 11,12: FBLA 10: Skl club 10,113 SD3nlSh Club 102 JA 10 Shawn Myers:ArtcIuoloresJ12g Hooforints 123 library helper 1031151122 homecoming comm. 12: most solritedg Young Llfe MlCl'18el NBIIYYZ WreStlIng 10 Shelly Neuroth: Dance Club ltreasl 10: Hiklng and camping ClUDl5eC.110, Medlcalsocletv 10,11,4pres.112g Spanish club lv. ores! 10, volleyball club 10,11 C3fhleeI'l NeWSOme: Band 10,11,12: 08flCe Club 12 fffml . f4f9fl 751' 4. ifjlllflfll . f011v'11y 1 M1 774 . f411'1'11y -M111 . fA1.m'11' ,f11111'11' . fQ11!f 'fzllllflf . 4Q1111a' . 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Take ltwlfll YOU , CFSW 101 Al'lVtl'lll'lQ GOES , CTEW 10: HDFBCU' l8, JOSeDh , 11: lmDI'0mDIu, dll'eCtOI' 12 RlCl13l'd OUOII1: Cbmputel' club 12 Ahtbrl G. Oel90eT2 Jr.: FO0tb8ll 11,123 Weightllftlng 11,12 - if , 51 3. 1, , K 01' 4 . - i v . I 3 X .Ax J3l1'leS OKOHKWO: FCA 10,11,12: F0l'el1SiCS 121 V3YSltV Club zElJ.12:1!Oun9 Life 10,11,12: Cl3S5 officer lDfeS.l 122 Soccer MlChelle Renee 0lmSte3d: ECIUUS staff 121 FBLA 10,11: SCA 10,11,12: l'lOl'Tl6COlT'lll'lQ C0ml'l1lft6e 10.122 59l1l0l' Seflife 12 TOITIBS Ohqult: FfehCl'l Club 10,11,12: HlSIOflC2l Society 11, Junlor Clvltah 10,113 SClel'lCe Club 103 JA 10,11 Jesse E. Obteh: NJROTC 10,11,12: TI aCk 10 Tlna OSbef'9: Fl'eI1Cl'l Club 10,11,12 KeVlh OSb0fI1e: FBLA 113 NJROTC 10,11,12: SClef'lCe Club 10: SD3nlSl'l Club 10 Paul Osmer: FCA 11,12: Executive FCA 11 D3Vld P3Ce: F00tb3ll 102 Wl'eStllhg 10.11.12 Whltney Pahhefbhz DECA 11,12 ON A L v 'Y' Lf 1, 1. Agia, 'fr A 6. l L x '4Ux,'s QI, r 1 f A -. 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A basic one starts at 539.00 The night of the dance the Cou- Al'1Y formal dal'lCe, the junior Ying Ol' the Dl'Om, Can be an eXDel'lSlVe affair. DI'eSSeS, tUXedOS, flowers, dinl'lel'S, all help to break the bank. Yet, lf all Seem to be WOf'tl'lWl'llle as Sl'l0WI1 here on DaWI'1 Bfeafh- waite's face at the ClaSS of 85's Ring Dal lCe. event ple could skip dinner or eat at a moderately priced res- taurant. The ticket for the Prom could be split to save money. Although the economy Prom is one to consider, the most popular way to go to the Prom is to buy the best. The lucky girl would buy a beautiful gown, start- ing at SZl0.00. Her escort would rent a S6500 tuxedo. The cost of dinner is hard to calculate because prices range dramatically in this area. Overall restaurant prices range from 37.00 to 530.00 depending on what you order. After dinner, those couples who still have money left Could ride to the dance in a limousine. -Jeanne lSaaCS Clossifyin' 83 lVIurphy's Law LIVES If we had tO find one phrase tO SUn'ln'18l'lZe tne COnStl'UCtlOn of the senior float, lt WOUld n3Ve to be lVlUrDhy'S LGWZ lf anything Can QO Wl'OnQ, it Will! We had no nelD, no l'nOneV, and hO flatbed. This WaS lh the SUl'nl'nel'. BY the time SCl lOOl rolled 3l'OUnd, tnlnQS looked 3 llt' tle better. When we flnElllV n'let in SeDten'lDel', we divided the float SO tnat one Del'SOn WOUld be responsible fOl' 8 Side. Since the float de- picted the tl'3nSltlOn from stone age tO the future, lt W3S neCeSS3l'V to divide UD the responsibilities. BUt the n'l3lOI' hold UD WES the flatbedg we were broke, SO we needed to find onefor free. A little over 3 week De- fore the Dafade, Julie LeWlS . ff Qfglfffzlff I llflfwfn' - f21f'rv41s' Y flflflll' . 7 ,ffuffr . Zan' Qfgll'A7f A f lffl' -g1f'.a'nfm' . imma! , fZ'I'AA1i' . 7:v'f'y QAWHV' 1 l-ZJUAMA . 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V -vs Q' 1 7' f L MICIIBIIC Pantak: Art Club 12 Sharbne Paredes: FBLA 125 FHA lpreS.I 125 Key cIub11g SKI Club 10, J.A. IV.P. of FInanCeI10,11,12g Yearbook Staff 107 Natlonal Manor Socletv12p Dale Carnagle Publlc Speaking Scholarship 1 .ggl'I1lfg2ParKer: SDarIl5h Club 121 F0O1ZbaIl 10,11,12: TraCk MIKE ParS0nS: DECA 127 SKI Club 10 MlChael PBEIBS: FBLA 11.12i V0lleVball Club 11,12 Elllabefh P6nf8COSt: CrIOruS 10: Debate 10,11,12: HlSt0rlCal SOCISIV lS6C.l 11: MadrlQalS 11,123 MECllCal SOClelZV 10g SCA 10,11: ReQlOI'13lS HOHOI' Cl'lOll' OulnCV PGIBTSOII: Art Club 10.111 Band 10,11, FBLA 10,11,125 Science club 10,115 SD3l llSl1 cIub10g Bov's state lbafldl 10,113 FOOtball 10,111 TraCK 10,113 WreStllng 10 Mltihelle PSCW: FBLA 10,125 Pe9aSuS staff 123 JA Isec.J 105 Qulll and SCrOll 12 F2 gm- V'-fy -f- - --41 , f,fv.1v.:'+ ' . 1 'A , ,, uf fm? 1214! 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At last one of the church n'len llJeI S DUlleCl UD in a truck and volunteered. We Wefe late SO we f'LlSneCl, and nalfWaV down ROSen'IOnt Road, eVeI'VtnlnQ Stal'teCl tO fall. We finally l'naCle lt to tne SCnOOl, Wnel'e tne lUClQeS Were stationed. We passed by tnefn as if morning nad happened. Tne cave WaS Still standing, but only because we were holding it LID. At halftime, it WaS announced tnat we nad WOn. lt's a good tnlng, De- cause itallowed usalltolook DaCKOnalltne Dl'ODlen'lSanCl laUQn. - ASnleV AnCleI'S The senior float depicted man's transition from stone age-to the future. On the futuristic side are Julie LeWiS, Karen Milligan, MiChelle Rhinehart, Tirn Ribble, Mike Hanna. Melanie Smith, Debbie HernandeZ. Mindy Milligan. Clossifyin' 87 There WEYE mOfe elective classes thlS Yeaf, 80d mOI'9 people In those CIZSSBS UUE to the St8Y in SChO0l rule. Not EVGI1 SGHIOTS Wefe ZIIOWQG early releases. 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CIVIUBN 101 JA 101 FINQ CIBNCE 11 Joyce SNEEUI SCIENCE club 122 4-H 12 Scott SONIEY: H00fDI'lNlIS 12: SKI Club 12 RBNGY SDEITOW: DECA 11,123 JR ClVlt3N 10,11 MIKE SDFIQQS: BASICS 10: SCIENCE Club 11: SDBNISN club 10 CVNYNIE St3blEl': FBLA 115 FCA 11,125 varsltv Club 11,123 YOUNQ Llfe 10,11,12j CheBl'le3dll lQ 11,12g Merit 3W3I'G 11 AIEN Sfaffdfd: B3Nd 103 SCIENCE club 10: INCIOOI' track 102 wrestling 10,12 Danlelle Stancllz FBLA 10,11,12: COE Chrls Starllng: DECA 12 Paul Stegemann: Ind. AITS club 123 SCA 10,11 KIN1 StEDh8N: DECA 125 FBLA 10, FFENCI1 Club ltl'e2S.I10, lSEC.I11g HlSt0l'lC3I S0ClEtV101 SCA 10,115 CIBSS offlcer 123 N3- tlON3l HONOF SOCIEIZY 10,11,12 Russell Stlebz Spanish Honor Socletv 11,12 Robln Stout: Anchor club 12: chorus 10,111 SKI club 10,11 Susan SYYUDBCNZ FCA 11,121 NBYIIONBI HONOI' SOCIEIY 11.12, SD3I IISl'I I'I0l'IOt SOCIETIY 11,121 BBSKEUDBII 10,113 FIEICI HOCKEY 11,121 SOCCEI' 10,113 IENNIS 10 Laurln Suiter: F0renSICS11,12g Hlstorfcai Society lv. ores! 12 Marl Suokas: Drama ciub 12, German club 12 Clclssifvih' 89 f lfflfffmff . ff' ' l2l'lfff'1A1lfY, I UQWANI - ZZWT V Zffff . Qjhal A lffffqfl . fffnr' . Z-'yy . ZWWA' T fffzdff - 7:rf'r'Afvm1f -flglflf . Z7'fwW.'Z l f f'!5lYfx'f1fAc7' . 721'1ll' ffllffly 1.0, .zfffffffly MZ!! . Hwfnla' li-A i' ,4' ik T' 1 Mhz . 7211117147011 fffwzlfff ffl. r 'I 1 .AIIIYW . 7211x114 www 6 lf! Ns . ,vfyllll .frldWfl!lU I wfwf . fnmfnff .ffm . ZYIQIIII JAH . 72-Ylrff I WIINIY' . Z112417' 20111717 . Zifyfrlffq b, ' A111111 . farm 7' Sh3Yll'l0l1 SW3l'ISbOY0: Band 10,113 DECA103 FBLA 113 Ind. AYTS Club 11, Equus Staff 12 Stephen Tapper: Forenslcs 11,123 French club 103 Historical Society 12 RODBI1 TGITIDIE: SCA 123 Skl club 10,122 VZVSIIY Club 11,123 Tennls10,11,12 '3' 5' 'f N Q3 as LYM1 TOIEDYIYIO: Band 10.11.122 NZIIOFIBI HODOF SOCIEW 11,12 Carol TOVlICl'l0l1: Dfama Club 103 P6g8SUS staff 112 Sel llOf play 12, N8Il0D3l l'l0l'IOf SOCIETY 10,11.1 KIITI Traqon: DECA 112 FHA 122 Fleld HOCKEY 10.11.12 B0 Tfueffs FBLA 12: B3SkEtb3lI 11,12 Hank TQYYBDYOOUZ DECA 123 FBLA 10,113 WfeSfllnQ 10 Janlce Tucker: FHA 12 SCA 10,11 Paul TCYTBII III: NJROTC 1O,11,123 wargamers 10.11.12 Dexter Tugbang: SCA 10. Sk' club 10 CMS 79530 Aff CWD 12? 5D2'1'S'1 CWD 111 Mena 12 oana Tumer: oscA 11, FHA 10,121 graduation commmee 12 Jlmmy D. Th0m3S JY.: NJROTC 10.11.12 Klm Th0m3S: FBLA 12, FHA 10.11,12g SD30lSl1 club 10 1371105 ThumDSfOh1 Band 10,11,12, VIOBO Club 12, SI309 Band 'MU Qlossifylrm' .lbhn UID: BASICS 123 FBLA 10,112 FCA 123 Track 10,11 Jgff V3l'03S: FCA 10.11.123 SCA 11,121 VBFSICV Club 10,11,123 FOOIZDBII 10,11,123 SOCCGI' 10.11.12 Stove VQh0m: FCA 11,123 H00fDflI'ltS staff 123 SCA 121 V3l'SlfV Club 11,123 F00tb3II 11,123 TFBCK 11,12 TONY Milk VGIZSCD: Art Club 12: F0Otb3ll 11.123 Tenl1lS 11,12 JOY VBHLUFZ: Debate 10.111 Liflfl Club 10.11.122 MBGICII socl- BW123 SCA 123 H0meC0mll1Q COUIT 123 N3fl0l13lHOI'10fSOCl8fY 10,111 V0llEYb3ll 11,12 'gin YSSS: SKI club 123 V3l'lSfV Club 123 83SebilI10.11,123 Foot- B J6l1fllflf WORST: BASICS 12' DBUCB Club 123 Debate 103 FUN' HSICS 11.123 GBHTIBI1 club 10.11.123 V0lleYb3II 123 S9hl0I' DIIV3 Gll'l'S SIZES 112 Niflbnil H0l l0r SOCIGW 10.11.12 Sh0llY WIN: Band 10,113 Basketball 10.11.122 Tennis 10 MIK! WISIIIHUYOH: JROTC 10,113 Basketball 103 Football 10 Cl1flS!ln0 WZCSOI1: DECA 11,123 FHA 123 VOUFIQ Llfe 10.11 The End is Just the Begihhihg ih DTSQUTSG S3C1h6SS, joy, Felief, Hhfi- CiD3fiOh. All of these BFE' EfT1OtiOhS EISSOCTETSEG with QF3dUEItiOh. We GFE sad DGC3LISS WE EIF9 leaving Dehlhd SOITIG of the best VGBYS of OUI' lives. W6 will h'liSS OUT' fI'i6hC1S, OUT' dates, Bhd EVGh OUT teachers. We are happy because we have reached that goal which h3S loomed fal' ih fI'Oht of US thI'OUQhOUt OUI' high SChOOlVe8f'SZthGCliDlO- fha. Cl'2dl:I3ti0h is 3 time for I'T1iX6d eITlOtI0hS, 35 seen here ff0ITl the Cl3SS Of 84 Qf'8dU3fiOh. We are relieved because WE MADE IT! lt's over. No more books, papers, or ex- arns. Some of us are relieved because we barely scraped by. Right? Last, we are in quiet anti- cipation of what lies ahead. The future. The real world. The new experiences that await us. Graduation is an end, but the good thing about ends is that they always mark be- ginnings. So, here's to new beginnings! ,Wa xy . fmw ' ZIAVNYZI I 'ffffyfm' ' ffm' 'frfnfvf .iffy . Mui 'ffflmzw cw !f.Z7lffllYl . flfl! xfziill' , ffffw f fkfazlfnf fwfffv' ffflifv' v - M10 lfflfvf ,fr HAH!! If I'lAfl4!1fff fff . KXIAC' !f.'1Mf4fgf, W i ' l Kilim' fff1f',lf.f,ff 7 if ' lA1ly17' l ' ' I J' ' .A l Zjfffu ff 1 tiff: 7 Clossifyin Ol 8:3133 YglSel'IbeCK: Band 10,11,12: MediC8l society 121 SD8niSl'l C U Wllllam S. WelSSnEl': Dfama Club 122 wargamers 10.11.121 Se' l'1lOl' Olav TTBCEY WCITUYSSZ AIT club 10,111 Cl1Ol'US 101 Drama Club 113 FHA 10, KEY Club 101 SKI club 10 MEIOGY WeS1: FBLA 10,11,121 FHA 10,11 Tln1 Wesfby: Band 10,11,12 Eugene White: Equus staff 125 FCA 11,121 Hoofprints Staff 113 Varsity cIub12: FOOIUBII 10,11,12: Track 11 RIG White: BASICS 10,11,12lSeC.l NeOl WICK: V3f'SifY Club 11,121 Cross COUFIUY 10,11,12: BOY'S SEEKS 121 TVBCK 10,11,12 Adnan WIISOI1: DECA 122 Latin Club 10,11,12 , flfffm' Inf! .AHA l!I,7f1'17!AI'l74 ffwllfll - ll fffmuamv' .Zmyy fffyvgfyfaaa' . fAfffAf . ffl!! fyfllrf Allca WlISOrl: DECA 12 Kelfh WlISOn: Band 10,11,121 FCA 11,121 V3r'SlCY Club 10,11,12: B3SebalI 123 FO0tb8lI 10,11,121 Ind00l' track 11,121 Track 10,11,12:Wr'eStIlng1O,11.12 Heather WlIKlnS: ChOl'u5 10,11,12: FBLA 10lDubllC relations Ch3irDel'S0nlg FHA 11,121 SCA 10,11 bgug Wllll8mS: VZFSICV club 10,11,12: Football 10,11,12: Tl'3Ck Kl'YSt3l Wllllamsz FBLA 12: FHA 12 MlCh3el WllII3mS: BASICS 122 Dance Club 10,11,12: MedlC3l SOCl61CY 11,12lff'83S.l1 SD3nlSl'l Club 10,11,121 CDFTIDUIEI' Club :114?,1121gDfeS,., V. DVES., USZSJ1 SD3f1lSh H0f'l0l' SOCl9tV . l'e3S. Gfeg Wilson: Soccer 11 Mathew WOlle!'!: DECA 121 FHA 122 Y0unQ Llfe 10,11,12 we rag vu Q 1 41'1 'DX 1 s . Zlllffiy fffllrffy 1'-Qfyzvn' 'ff ffzffz' ' - V fwfr ffzffz' H X1- . Ajlfll lflffr' , lfl,! 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I 'ZS FT: l SUWI JVAIQIII E ffffff nf ll ,fig ff A 'fin ff,',,,,lffX 'lf if If 1 fff',xffif'f'wAi ,iffmf ff,I,,l,M,,,,5, H, f ff ll, f .fff' iififlff 'ff lffffqf! 1 fwfffr' 1141111 Ififlllff 'Milf Jfgfz' 'MIIIAIWI' 24,11 fzlfff' Mlffrzflf QLLEGE :A T0ugI'l52O'Ce To The QUid8rlCe department H35 lots of iI1f0rm3tiOrI Oh colleges, teCH' HICSI SCHOOIS, and various careers. AIiSa Corbett uSeS the miCr0flChe viewer to reSe3Y'CH Hel' college choices. With mOI'e tH3H 500 top colleges to choose from IH VIFQIHIEI 3IOHe, m3HV SeHIOl'S had a hard time ChOOSihg which college W3S for them. Since m3HV Qllide books tehd to CIiS3QI'ee, tHeI'e is HO magical IiSt of which COI- IeQeS are best EIHCI which are not. Most StUCIeHtS here tended to agree thatWiIIiam ahd Mary, UVA, and Virginia Tech were their favorites. I'Ve EIIWSVS Wahted to QO to William EIHCI IVI3l'V. lt's Deeh 3 top academic school fOl' 3 long time, but when I went tHeI'e, I W3S really im- DreSSed with how beautiful it WaS, and decided thiS is tHe COIIeQe I W3HteCI to Q0 to, Said IVIIKe SCHI'OedeI'. I I'e3IIV C3H't decide WHICH college I W8Ht to Q0 to. NIV mOm likes OICI DOmIH- ion, but I just can't decide if that'S what I Want to do with my future, said Dawn Breathwaite, whose state- ment may sound familiar to some students. Another factor which in- fluences seniors' decisions is expense. Just to apply to West Point cost SAO. An ap- plication for William and Mary was 530, while UVA, Tech and ODU were 520. It seemed some were willing to pay the extra money for wasted applications, rather than not have a chance to apply at all. All this left US with the thoughtthatchoosingacol- lege was hard and time con- suming, out definitely worth it. - Betty MacElroy Clossifyin' Q3 lvlaking PFCJS ULlt of ROCKIES High school is a time when we begin to try new things because we might not havea chance when we graduate, we have all been rookies at one time or another. The Curious Savage, the senior class play, brought many rookies to the stage. Roger Nlorgan, Mike Schroeder, John Lucas, and Jennifer Walter, who were new to drama, spent days on end learning lines and what they meant to their own individual character. These four, though, were not left on their own, Their transformation into this new world of theater was eased with the understand- ing and experience offered by the other vetran actors like CeCi Stephens, who was instrumental in helping the rookies ad- just to the ways of the the- ater. It all began in late October when it was announced that auditions for the se- nior class play would be held. After a reading or two for lvlrs. Brock and Director Suzie Finnerty, there was nothing left to do for the seniors but to sit and wait. Two days after the audi- tion, lvlrs. Brock posted the names of the seniors who would be starring in tne play The Curious Savage , a classic comedy written by ,lOhh Patrich which is set ih the late 'l9ZlO'S at a private insane asylum. The play it- self deals with the duestion of who is really sane. lvlrs.Savage,awidow,was Resting curing a break, Nikki Price and Paul Cl'lSt discuss the senior play, 'ffl ClCJSSIlYlVi' played by CeCi SteDnenS, nel' sons and ClaLlgntel'S were played by John LUCaS lTitUSl, Troy Dettloff lSamUell, anCl Jennifer Wal- ter lLilV Bellel. The DatiehtS at the asylum were DlaVeCi by ASnleV AnCiel'S llVll'S. Pad- dyl, Paul ChriSt lHahhiDIel, Nikki Pl'iCe lFlOl'enCel, Kim O'Conner lFairyl, and Nllke SCnl'OeCleF lJeffel'Vl. ROgel' Morgan played Dr. Emmett and Neva Lavia played his aSSiStaht, lVliSS Wilhemiha. While tneSe aCtOI'S, new ahd old, worked hard learh- ing lineS, the backbone of tne stage company WaS hard at work building faltS and making COStl,lmeS tnat would transform tne OnCe blank stage into a l'OOm fil- led with warmth and friendship. Led by William Cal'l'Oll, tne back stage CI'eW, William WelSSneI', Michelle lVlCCI'egOl', Shelly lVlel'Cel', Miki SlmkinS, Bren- da Kwan, Diana Koob, and Bf'UCe Wilson WaS hard at work. Competition soon arose between the aCtOl'S and the Cl'eW as tO who WaS going tO be the loudest. Be- tween the nammeflng of the set crew and the SCI'eaming of the actors, the noise level in the the- atel' WaS deafening, DUt at fOLlI' o'clock a quiet nLlSn WOUIG fall over tne aUClitO- l'lUmj it had been a nal'Cl day of SCnOOl and a long day of DlaV Dl'aCtiCe. It WaS time tO l'etUl'n again tOmOl'f'OW to do it again and again and again and again ... - Mike SCnf'OeClef Sitting Oh 3 DYOD couch, Jennifer Walter waits Datiently for her SCene to begin. Qc? !... f 4 '2fLv473Ef'g'f ,2'jyL,, 5 , way-il-.,f ' 191, ' W Z3Z4Q?f1Q,,fj.M3-..vg'3,yg f ' .,,94.55:,3i.4., ., f ,'Y79gi?,,, , if' , 550 ff Q ffzif 1 pa' 5- '?' X ii 2 ,Q ig . fr 1 5 a. . h l.I4 . 'X a Z': 5 34 ty- 'lj' ,i 'Z' 'Q '-L ' ' If-' . fi.. 1 . -XZ: . jqggjflg. 33- . 1 sl FQ' 'w 4' . wr g At l'Ei'1e8f'S3i, Kim O'COi1f1Of shows her talent by using Q6SfL!FE'S CO EXDTGSS her lines. NO, Mike ShrOed6I' is r1Ot Studying Latin. He is using the book 35 3 DYOD fOi' THE CUFiOUS Savage. Clossifyim' 95 Q 2 v' 5 fi fbfw 3 t' X 573- fy -27 1' ig Nur, ws, IA W I xv X , ,f V' ' ' auf .-sb . '. lx.' 't 5' ,- 'af ' - -P . la -- gg M - 1' - . 5 fi XL f nu :XX ' A , .. s A Everyone knows that the seniors are the superior part of the school. Well, nOW here'S the best Of those seniors, the senior superlatives. Being elected by your peers is quite an honor, although not all superla- tives Will admit it. ACCOl'dinQ to Shane Larkin, lt'S no Dig deal, really. l guess it'S nice that they think that. I wonder What they Will be CiOil'lQ in about ten Ve3l'S ... - Rosemary N3bOl'S 1 - MOSt intelligent male - Shane 7 - Most outgoing female -- Anna Larkin NlarCelli 2-NiOStiI'lteliiQef'ltfem3le-Beth Mat- 8 - MOSt flll't3tiOUS female - Chl'iS teson Clark 3 - BeSt dressed - Si'l8Wl'l lVlCCl'OSSin and Debbie Bonoan 4 - MOSt friendly male -James Okonkwo 5- NlOStdeDel'lCi3ble- Brian Mann and Debbie Hel'Tl3l'ldeZ 6 - Most talented - Matt C-aIdO and Ceci Stephens 9 - MOSt likely to succeed - lVliKe Shroeder and ASi'lleV AI'1del'S 10-MOStathletiC-SUSan StrObaCn and Keith Wilson 11- NlOStSDif'ited male-Si'l3Wl'l lVleVel'S 12 - MOSt spirited female - Cindy Stabler MW Q.. f 5 , Y fm! it 1 .tix if-9 Clossifyin' 97 Airnea Marie Anderson Give US a Ring One of the toughest decisions a junior will make is which Fing to buy. Almost 3nV COIOI' stone in tne l 3inDOW is avail- 3Die including fnOtnei' of pearl and DISCK onyx. Josten's nas made Tlne choice even more difficult by adding n'iOi'e rings to CnOOSe from and fnOi'e design-a-sides, which en8Die YOU IO I'efieCt VOUF OWn style from SCUiDfUi'eCi footballs tO zodiac signs, making VOUT rings custom designed. This year 3 Sign3tlJI e ring WHS added. it i'i8S VOUI' initi3iS on 3 SieeKiV designed Ping which will be stylish for years to come. Stef- ling, ten and fourteen KT. gOiCi, and new n'ief3iS such 85 iUSU'iUfn and AUFOFZ afe available for 3 V3I'iefY of metals and 3 choice for CiUI'3DiiifV and Di'OteCtiOn against tarnisning. GiI'iS n'iUSt decide between U'3OitiOn3i rings, Defite, prin- CeSS, Ol' Heftel' five rings, and QUVS decide between ffadi- fiOn8i signature and Hefitage rings. SOl'ne of fne rings afe decidedly n'iOi'e iCOnt'Cii MY. M8fdY Massey and MF. Mike PI'iCe of Josten's ieWeil'Y Dfepafe to diStI'i- DUCE rings 8t the Ying dance. Marilou Aoenir SCnfeVia Abeft Cindy ADeSa Sonni AdCOCk iviicneiie Adams , Anita Adkins f 4 Maurice Aker Ali ' i X ' X Andre Alas Jim AIDEFS KriSta Alexander Eva Allard David Allen Judy Aman Mat An'in'iOnS Kaye Anderson 6, Julie Angelo Sabrina Armstrong Shelley Atkins David Austin Cheryl Avant i i Malou Avelino , Lisa Baer 1 Kevin Bailey ,- Danny Baker - Jennifer Baker Korey Baker ' Staretta Baker A i f i i I 1 ' ff ii X Y f 98 Clossifyin' 7- Q. I WN --1 Q - I Q . ,Q .Ju Gem X ,xx xW M, Tracy Baker Janetne Balaiot Barbara Balcl Brad Baldwin Victorea Baldwin Michelle Bales Junelle Banks David Banner Jeff Baduiran Sandy Baranski Edward Barlow William Barnnart Karin Barrow Corey Baten TOni Bates Kifn Bean Jenni Beafd chris Beaty Craig Becnthold Bill BeCkel' Scott Beckes Rebecca Beere Chuck Beltlher Greg Bennington Chad Benton Damian Bess Rick Birkholz Jackie Blachford TI'aCY Blaif' Candace Bland l.aWFenCe Bland Steve BIO0dWOl'Th Patricia BlOntS Greg B0lden Jacqueline BOliS Stephanie BOndUfant ChefVl Bonnette Jay BOOne Kafen Boston Daffen BOteihO Megan BOYie AIIiSOn Bradshaw Stephanie BI'anUn'1 Marv Bfawnel' TFOV Bfeathwaite Debbie Breed Kevin BI'iQQS Cal'0lYn Brigham Monica Brinkley Jennifef' Brinson Wayvie Britts Karen BI'Ofhef'S David Brown Derek BfOWn ROSemal'Y Bf'OWn Ted Brown Clossifyin' 99 X- SCOFUE BFUDGHS Jon Buchholtz , - EGQBFBUGDO ' Robin Bunting Q . . f-- CFMQ Bunton ' f Mark Burgman xx CassiBurke Scott Burke Stephanie Burkley 1 Paul Burnette Joe Burt Kelly Butler Michael Bushey Keith Byford Lynn Byrd Ric caiciweli oelian caipiro Tricia ciazaoo I James Camp Jim Campbell Joe canant Danielle Carbo Darlito cardenas JOl'll'l CBVIIOD SCOFI Carr Amy Carter Tommy cass M al Give US 8 Ring continued expensive rnan others depending on Which metals you choose and the cut of your stone. Prices range from about S70-S300 and more if you get options like design-a-side or diamonds. One reason choosing a ring may seem difficult may be because one's ring must last a long time and recall memo- ries forever. Josten's gives a full lifetime warranty which covers stone breakage, resizing, metal defects, and re- placement no matter what happens. A final result of buying a class ring is who to bring to the Ring Dance in the spring, although this dilemma usually seems much easier than the big one of which rihg to buy. The band Jade threw down the lam at Ring Dance '84 'UO Clossifyin' U! l .. 5. L' l i V A i X. X NW ' Q - ll W Y' 1 2.9, X3 O- . L- fnxs A' , inwa, L ' i. Z.4uef-441 ' 1' Q 3 I ' .. 1 ii I as 0- 52+ T o-- R .. gl. . .N I L i A -. 1, D Aflqlff CQYQQ NBVVQ! Cf'l2lVT'lQV5 AVJVIC Cl'l3VYlDif:f1 SOOVWIQ Cl'lF:3 pffkfytgn KFISLIUZ CrlUVfY'l!ll Amy Clark Jeff Clark Rooert Clark Stephanie Cliokener Collyn Coates Ben Cochran Christi Cody Desiree Coleman Tom Collette Beverly Collins Leonard Conner Tabitha Conrad Frank Conte Greg COOK Todd Cook William Cook Rita Cooper Siobhan Cooper Deann Cornelsen Jane sorpuz Leslie Coulson Liana Courts Evelyn COUISE Vlf1C6l lt Cox Laffy Cfaff Susan Crahdal Bobby Crawford Mike CF3WfOl'd Tim Crawford RBCTIEHE Cl'8FlSl'l3W Kafefl CFOCKGFI David Cl'OSSm3i'l ATTW CFOSSWTHIE Karen CTOWGII Billy CTOWIIWEI' Pam Cruse Ted CrutCl'lfield David Cubitt Skippy Curnutte Danny Cutright Daniele Dagostino Sean Dalenberg Sheri Dallas Samantha Daniels Frank Darwin Dannielie David Eugene Davies Elaine Davis LEED Dayrit Lanny DeBoard Clossityih' lOl HSFMIGSS pranks Zfe all 3 Daft of Student life BS shown here DY thIS rOIIed car. Eileen Deleon Danilo Delrosario Stephen Demillo Stacy Depew Steve Diaz Troy Dilcly Tammy Dixon Chris DiZOl'I Joey DOI'13tO Tracy Donnellan David DOl'f Tim DOYZSOD John DOW Andrea DOUQHW Michele Dowe Stephanie Downie Jerry Driver Lynette DuBois LIS3 Dunaway Laura Dunn Bobby Eckhart Paula Edwards Kathy Eldridge Jerry Eley Ceny Ellazar Jeff EIIIOFI Sheryl Engel Sandra EDOS 102 Closslfyin' 7 'il' i 'L' 1 I 4' Y ': f N. 795. J- . Q'-x 1 .4 4 cs 3 is m mi ZW- , . il . , l 'E is tl l ., 23 . ,fy 'f is Kerstin Eskeli Nlaipel Espinosa Tiwanna Eure Amos Evans Richie Evans Adrienne Evertsori Steph Eyre Stephanie Fairbanks Jonas Falk Stephanie Faulk KFISIIFI Feichtinger Brian Felder Russell Felder Pat Fensom 5USaI'I FeFl'lal'1dO Marv Field Eva Filek JOe Fihdlev Eric Fisher Sheila Fisher Tammy Fiske Margaret Fitzgerald Keith Flippen LaDonna Flores Pam Flores Vivianne FlOreS Barry Flowe Dennis Fogler Mary Beth Forcht Wade Foreman Rick FOFFGSI Pamela Fortner LeSlle FOUr'ltaih .lal'l'leS B. Fowler Jim FOWlel' Angie FOX Mike Ffame JOHN Ff'al'1CiS Ron Ff'al'lCiSCO Def'liSe Ffank Bill Fralel' ReSa Fl'eCleFlCK Charity Freeman Keith Freeman Paul Fl'OehliCh Jimmy FUllerOS Pel'CY Funchess Jeff Galkin Kim Garlble Chl'iS Gann chris Gardner TOGCI Catl'lihQS Darrin Gerhi Andreha Getzinger TVl'Ohe Gibbs Neclra Gilchrist Closslfyln' 103 David Glasier , JBCQUEIIVWEE COQGNOUS - ' T c n ' '3' ammy o r ,Q i - Chris Golden 2 4. llene Goldstein X ' Cll'l3 Gonse 5- W Soren Grau f f 1 Bonni Green Ken Gregor David Gregory Michelle Gregory Brian Griffin Kenny Griffin Guy Grimsley .F ,xx , Hermann Groombridge Wendy Gross D f 4 , 1-1 c Glenn Guarin 'H -, . ' Eric Guerra - ' , Romana Guison W j ' Ron Guison - A lov cumin J Laura Guy S Hong Gwan ' , Jeff Hairston n Beth Hall , ,, Jonn Hall -- , Michelle Hall , Rafael Hall . .. W Wait Until From the first planning meeting until the Homecoming Parade, the juniors worked diligently on their float which depicted the theme, Our goal- the sky, our aim - the stars . Mike Regal admitted that the idea for the float was impressive on paper, but building the float proved a diffi- cult feat. Plywood, two-by-fours, chicken wire, hails, glue, napkins, colored crepe paper, and a floppy card board propeller were all used to make the scene of an airplane soaring above fluffy clouds with a rainbow stretching behind it. To achieve the affect of billowing clouds, dry ice was used, but the effort backfired, and the airplane appeared to be on fire. If that werent enough, on the morning of the parade, the float committee realiled that they had HO vehicle to pull the float, but after a small scramble, a mother volun- teered her car: the float was pulled through the parade. Liar? whork can be fun as shown by Mark Bergman, Mike Regal, and Phlllp oe sc . 104 Clossifyin' l l1GXt VERY I 4' 'v I l 18 U' In H N , xxx 6 ,Sq Q9 5 af? 'bil ill! ,Q 3 J A 3.3 U' I , . fs , , j, ,. G 1 an M' Q 5 I .. !'g7w as d f 9 A W iff 51194 'V i - - A I , I .X 'y ,--4 4 Z, 4. f 1. av- ,- I 'fs 4 1' ri' its if it iii, f ii 14? ' 4 Randy Hall Chris Halverson David Harn Wendy Hancock Eric Hardin Nancy Harding Susan Hargrove Avery Harris Lisa Harris Elizabeth Hart Lataunja Hart Vicky Hartman Erik Hasty David Hazen Michelle Heath Robert Hechinger Chris Hedelurld Buddy Hedgepetrl Jodi Heine Brenda Herald HOWard Helbiirlg David Heimafl Kellie HE'I'I'iCK Kim Hersh Joann HiiDUr'r'l Sherrie Hill Brett Hillard David Hockaday Robin Hodges Lee Hoenig Scott Hoffert Mary Hof-fey Sherri Hogue Marv Holley Shawn HOIIidaV DOD HOIITIES Wesley HOOKS Mark Hopkins Deiiinda HODSOD JaCKie HOFSGY Lavina HOSS3irl Mark HOW3rd Mike HOWard Lucille Howerton Janet Howes RObir1 Houck Mike Houlihan LOuiSe HOUIe Chris Humphries Shona Hulia Mike Hull Steven Hurst Angie lddings MiChelIe IrOnS Mike Jacobs Gary Jacobson Clossifyin' 105 David Jamerson Sean James Amy Jarvis Steve Jaudon Shawn Jenkins Denise Jiannine Michelle Jonns Bl'l3N JONNSON KlSN8 JONNSON LaUf'8 JONNSON Chris JONSION Carla JONES CNI'lS JONES DBWN JONES ANN DOflS StEDN8NlE JONES Tim JONES Kelley JOYCE Amy K3NZ DENlSE KEES Kyhdra Keith Jim Keith JOe Kelly Kym Kelly RhOhd8 Keller M3flE KEVES Beth Kidd Tammy Kidd Robert Klehlmeier Kim King COlEEN KlOY Phlllp K0eISCh Julie K0hl Dlaha Koob Mlhdy KOfeh Mali KOSSlN Jeff Kotter SUZBNNE Krell Dah KTlSU3NSSON MlChelle Kusha PEIEF KOEl'llEfDfOtENN3UEF ANQEI LBDVBCOF LlZ3 LBDFBGOI' Mike LZQZNZ Lori Laird violet Lamb Mark l.3mDEf'f Raipn Lamnrigm Mark l.3dl'Y Willy Langdon Jimmy L3NQlEY Kim L8NE MEFVIN LahSahQah AmDEV L3PE3N CNYIS Laraway LEIVENOB LBVVOQUE 106 Clcsslfyln' ? ,Q- .', - 5. iff Q., I ml 1 -l Qs 'L ll Pi H. Oi V'- C' x l gg. fi fi iii Y A L N A F if il , Q x U F A-A . X1 .1 l.. , 3. J AY r 1 V43 1 .. su, -. l 1 l in L? - 12. 1 . ,X .. Wx , E .L li LOFI Larson Audra Lassiter 4 Tommy Lattirnore Ellis Lawrence Lori Lawson Hamilton Lee Heather Lee N Tl'lOl'TlaS Lee Barby LeedV 2 ioei Le as i t Q o Eddie Leger Glenn Leger Klft LehnuS Gene LeJeune 32' ' 'Ie - 2 Qifyrrg 21, gif .QQ 1' -V L .1 ij 'is . if ChflStiI'1e L6St6f Maricel Letada MBITY LeWlS Paftv LGWiS Sam Lewis YVette LeWlS Carmen Lilly at I 1 3 it Lia Llhdell y mf Amy Lineberger , 4 of 5 Johnny Livingston L. - t, if ,L Jeopardy Lloyd L L Juan LlOVd I 94 if Pete Lacallaide ,Q ,L ai.-,f'5'31L Bobby Long ::,x'X !1.'A,Jf Walt tlll next year continued 'Uv X The only l'eQl'et Mike had aftel' HOl'T1eCOlTllhQ WaS that for all the hard work and effort that WaS put forth by the jUhlOl'S, they and their float Wel'eh't l'eCOQhlZed. People WhOl'T'l thejUhlOI' class felt lh debt to included: The VOOl'helS falTlllV, the NaDKlh Brigade, Deah PeteTSOh ifor his gas ahd time - dOh't WOl'l V V0u'll get VOUI' flVe DUCKSl, MI S. Gross, Sheila Tamefahg, MTS. Ford and Mrs. Riddick lClaSS SDOhSOl'Sl, Jimmy Trotter ahd his weed eatef, Wel'IdV Gross, Kurt LehhUS, JOhh NOOhah, Steph PI'lQh'lOl'e, P.K.P.,al'1d laSt- ly the SehlOf' ClaSS - fOI' not rubbing lt lh. - Michelle lVlel'Cel' Y l i Samantha MOSIEY WaSlLlSt one ofthe maI'IYlUhl0I'S who QaVe their time to create the jul1i0l' float. Closslfyln' 107 Brad Lowery Tina Lowrance Paul Lucente Rowena Luces lonn Luellen Lesna Lulcasik Rdbert Luke Grace Lumaoan Steve Lutz Betty MacElroy Martin MaCkeS Carol Magaya Richard Maglohe Rdbert MaliCk Keith Mallard Alarl Marcotte Eddie Marscheider Melanie Marker Frank Marsh LlS3 MarShaIl Jeanne Maftlrl Michael Martin George Martinez Raymond Mary Tonya Masden Audra Massey Brad MalTOCKS Brighld McCarthy Charlie McCarthy LlSa McClay MiChele McCullough Kim MCCUrll'le LESIEG MCCUD6' Mike MCCUICHEOFI TODV McDonald David MCDOl'lhell Branden McDonough Bflarl McGee SteDhair'le MCCirlhiS Ahh MCCrath Carol MCCUG Mike MCKee Kerry Mcvey Patrick Mcvlcker RJ. Meade Mechelle Meekins Craig Melton Frank Melvin Shelley MehtaS David Michael Janos Mlhevc David Miller John Miller Shelley Miller Deborah Milling Donna Mums we rgldssiryln' .- f ll A I, X 3 G i R l ,C . 5. Ii' -5 N iz. X., Qi! A X , CJ' S The most popular place to stand to watch the f00tball Q3lT1ES IS Dehlnd the fence WHICH SUV- FOUFIGS the fleld. POIICSITIEI1 tFY In Valfl to get f3I'lS to take 3 seat. TOH2 Baldwin, Trlna KOITIUVES and Elllabeth Half fake flme out fI'OlTl SOCIBIIZIDQ at 3 Q3m6 to D056 for 8 DlCtUf9. Q.. Craig Minton 'A Barbara ' Leah Mislang Laurie Mitchell 3 ., l M Q 5. 21? xii 'U Muriel Mitchell , Jeff Molloy Baron Montgomery A. l Nw A il Nik fi E Richard Montyoa Chelsey Moore Don Moore 1 Scott Moore Cathy Morgan Terry Morrill Thomas Morris Ian Morse Samantha Mosey Jaclyn MOSS David Mowry Maureen Moynihan Jack MUmf0f'd Pat Murphy es -S P' Jim Murray Yvonne Naoeau Angielioue Neal Lorena Nelson Tracie Niemoeller John Noonan Anna Norman Clossifyin' 109 Mike NOl'UhgOlO Bill NOVeS Lahe Nuckols Gavie O'Brier1 Chi'iStihe Ocnave Seah O'COhhef' Melody OCUIIO Winston Odum Mallfeen Oil lalre Marie Onglfingco BeCkY Ofendain ciauaia orsnesigv Rarnonoogtlz X Lance U fe Q A I Viva, x ' Q 1 MitCheIl Pahtak T 'P A faCI af'iS Rosalie PaSCUa Mark PaUlSeh Matt PaUlSeh Ken PeaCOCK Shefl Pearce Cheryl PeeDIeS Monica Peller -x .. Sandy Pennington Katie Peoples Michael Pepe A S, W . Maftha Per ' 'A' ' 11, C! VV i .P . Janet Persons ' , eStihg a October 23 WaS hO OI'dlhal'V day. While SehiOl'S were nav- ihg aSSemDlV aftel' assembly ahd SODhOmOf'eS were ih the etefhal hOmel'OOm, the jLlhiOf'S ahd 10s EhgllSh students were takihg PSAT's dUl'lhg school - fOI' FREE!! The idea of taliihg PSAT's during SChOOl came fI'Om lVlI'. FFehCh. He did SOme FeSeaI'Ch and fOUhd that mahV StU- dents who scored over 650 Oh their EngIiSh Of' math were hOt ih AP classes, ahd he felt tnev should have Deeh. He said, lf the tests lPSAT'Si were given dUfihg scnool, theh all the StUdehtS WOUId get a chance to taKe them. LaSt Veaf, many StUdehtS did not take PSAT's, because of apatnv, maybe they didn't have the mOheV lS5.00i, Of theV could hOt get a fide hOme. So, l decided to give eVef'VOhe a chance, and with the extra money from DiCtUI'eS isopnomore and jUhiOI' ClaSSeS maihlyi and lCafl deCaIS sold, we Daid fOI' the testing. hiked the idea of taking PSAT'Sif1 SCl'iOOI DeCaUSe I WaSI'1't as tired as l USUallY am after school, said Seah Dalehbefg. FOI' the fiI'St time, PSAT'S were given WithOUt COSt to the StUdehtS. The majority of the StUdehtS ihtel'VieWed said tnev were glad theY didn't have tO DaV to take PSAT's. They lPSAT'Sl were not as difficult as l thOUght they lCOhtihUed D. 113i 110 Clossifyin' 1' MH S l X f A ii t N0 cost ODVIOUSIY thlS lsn't 3 gldufe Of students taking PSAT'sg hOWeVef, C3m6I'3S WeI'en't allowed In t 8 cafeteria dllfiflg t8StlI'1Q. 2 15 ,.' Q ' 'L .J f gi xr v 5g:':-ff - A P 5 , . 1' fe ,. Xi 1 fl ii Q- i Eel -C.. . r J, -.A 3 L K I fr as in J -57 .- s 4' 4-ff' '- 1 2 si if at 1. Air fz Dean Peterson Dorotny Pierce Harriett Pierce Lisa Pierce Susan Pike Tamara Pingol Amy Pipes Robin Pitt Stepnanie Pitts Gale Pobleto Eric Poczekai Lori Pope Diane Portis Scott Posey Jimmy POWeIl Pnaedra Powers John PredmOre Stephanie Prigmore Gregg Proctor Don Proffitt Ed Przybyszewski Ed Punzalan Frida Ouindara Leah Radford TOIT1 Rainey Roland Raquipiso LUiS3 RBYFTIGF CI'etCh8l'1 REGFTIOH Brenda Reedy Jackie Reed Mike Regal Tami Remacle Frank Renda Kim Rer'lr1iCk Tonja Ressler Denise Reufmel Andfea Rerell Ike Reyes NeI'iSS8 RGYGS Rob RGYDOIGS Paula RHOCISS RiCh3fCl RiC6 Michael RiCharCISOn Kim Rigntmeier Bonnie Risinger MeIliSSa RitChie Ken RObeI tS Steve Roberts Heidi Robertson Jonnay Robertson John Robinson Sheri Robison Carol Rodriguez Micneiiel Romero Ronald Romero Joey Rosenberg Clossifyin' 111 Regina Ross Andrea Roundfield David Powell Lisa Rutgiero Janice Ruspult Angel Rushing Allah Rupert JEFVY RYOEF Belinda Safford LlSa Salter Nif'l3 Saitef Barbara SZUOEI' Cnris Savage l.iS3 Savell Ahha SCh3f'fEl' Rick SChahk ROhl ii9 SChlhCil9f ThOfTl3S Scniott LeO SChmidt W3Yhe Scnmuck Ahh SChf'9Ck D303 Scnrock Chf'lS SChl'OECi6f Steve Schroeder David Scott TGFFY SCFUQQS Ed Sei'ral'lO Mike Sgueglia Ahdriehne ShahdS Susan Scnanks Mary Sharp Kim Shaw Greg Shell Susan Sidney Steve SlelSkI TFaCY SikES TOl'1Y3 SimDSOl'l Kiki Sihgei' Moni SIaWSOh Kiki Small ChafleS Smith Cheryl Smith LBWFGVICE Smith Page smirn Rooney smith SteDi'l3l'1l6 Smith Mike sneioe Trov sneii pebv sooerg Kim Sollrnan Annie Solornan Gerry Somers Rav Soriano Deppie Spadafora Angie Speller Floyd Spencer 112 Closslfyln' S I f gf.l ii ,Q I i 'ax r , -vu , -.. X R 3 -V U 8 1 Xi xx i N xiii' 'xx 4 4' X ll 1 S Qf lxxn Q . 1 4 all ' - S Ben Spitzer Laurie Sorulll James Stalcuo Marc: Stanton Ron Starkey Brett Starrette Clndl Staudt Debbie Staudt , Snawn Steagall -A - f- Mark Steed , S' . A ' Katnv Steonens -xx Q , ' I Jack Stephens N r Q Margaret Stnne t Mike Stocks S V S' il v x . Dave Stovall g. . Richard Strand J St - ., 4 4 l ' oe rutz ' . ' ,S ..- 2- .G 's Tricia srucnkus I ' M , A ,., Jodu Stutzman , ,gag , V, Dana Sundberg H b I V 'T 'Fw 1 Vonde Swindle x l ,f A wg :gg . .x , 1 .A,' I nl ' ' . I . 'L Chuck SVKSS aa, Marian SVKES 4. 1 4 Jonn Svmons -f 4 ' 4 Jov Tadalan X A June Tala , Paal Tandberg Xl K 't at Greg Tarleton TeStihQ Gt NO cost continued 4 J that Seemed GlI'l1OSt endless, SOITle SODhOm0YeS fell GSleeD for the jUhiOf'S to C0mDlete their PSAT'S. would De, GlthOUQh the I'hGth WGS fT1OI'e ChGllehQihQ than the EhQliSh, I ef'hGI'KeCl BGFDGFG BGliC, Gh 'l'lS English StU- Cleht. The Qehei'Gl COhSehSUS WGS thGt the EhQllSh WGS hOt GS Fhihd-DOQQlihQ GS the FhGth. Some StUClehtS feel they did VeI'V Well Oh the PSAT'S, SOfhe feel they did O-KGV, Ghd Still OtheI'S were GDSOlUtelV GS- tOhiSheCl by the test. A 10s English StUGehtS, Denise Cf'iheS, SGlCl, l did hOtClO well, but l will do better next VeGI' DeCGUSe l'l'h fGfhiliGl' with the fOI fT'lGt. The PSAT's DI'eDGI'e StUClehtS for the SAT'Sj let's nope thiS ih-SChOOl, hO-fee testing COhtihUeS. - DOT! EGStOh Clossifyin' 113 Vince Taylor Stacia Temple Maria Thomas Paul Thomas Robby Thomas Teresa Thomas Yvonne Thomas Heather' ThOTT'lDSOn Susie TOIlaKSen Sheila Tomaneng Ken Tressler Jimmy Trotter Tina Trout Jennifer Trower Kim TUFhEV Susan Tuttle Teresa Twomey Patti TYSOD Anne Vanclerhoeven Stephanie VEFCFUYSSS Cindy Verhaal Michele VillafI'anCa J3l'heS vola KI'iS Volk Angee VOhC3nOh Danielle Voorheis DenlSe WaldI'On LiSa Walker Mecnelle Walkef AlliSOn Wall Becky Walley Donnie Walton TFentOn Walton Norman Waffen Mike WatSOn George WeDStEf LOl'l'i WeeKlV .lOS9Dh Welsh William West Jimmy Wh8tOh William Wheaton David Whitten Kayleen Whitten Rickita Whitten Greg Wikle JOE Wllll3fTlS Pam WiIlian1S Doug Wlllrnan Leigh wilson BBFFY Wilson Bruce Wilson ChriS WllSOn Lafa WllSOh Valefle Wilson Dawn Wirth Courtney WOVTIDIG lid Clossifyin' J -C. 'X Xxx' ? -'ax f . - ,, 5. L ,, 4 , t l , If 1. l Q l : xl X ill Y' d I . 7 C' 'u 1 x-I Q ,Z 1 4, l 1 -.3 f -3- .- 9 . J' ! I W M 4 ,avg fd: , ' Huff ' Q., , v. AP v- it if . , l ill I 'x . - 'X , U is I l l l l Believe it or not excuses run rampant in the halls, classrooms and offices of our school. If YOU Wanta gOOd eXCUSe fOl' not having your h0meWOl'K, I Ol' being late for ClaSS, OI' being late for SCnOOl, just aSK a . teaCnel Ol' an admlnlStl'atOI'. Tney'Ve heard them all. - Nly mOm had to dI'iVe me to SChOOl. I -I changed Cal'S, I left my homework in the Otnel' car. - NIOm, I WaS late fOl' school, but my card WaS tUl'ned in anyWay, and they didn't realize l WaS there until sixth bell. That'S why they called. - I left it ih the cafeteria. - I worked until midnight IaSt flight, then I stayed UD Until two doing lt, but I WaS SO tll ed this morning that I left lt on the table. I - I have to gO take my medicine. -I had to meet my father. He was f'etUI'nlng from a two- yeal' Cl'UlSe. I l l l is hw My hamster died and I had to COndUCt the funeral Sef- VlCeS. Mv contacts washed down the drain, and I COUldn't see to read my novel. I'm on antibiotics SO that's why I fall aSIeeD in class. Nly aIaI'm CIOCK fOl'gOt to gO off. The electricity went out. My sister tOOK too long in the SnOWel . I gOt my hall' stuck in my CUl'Iing iron. I had to take my best fflend'S dOg to the vet. l felt like I WaS gOlng to throw UD, SO I went to the bathroom, but lt WaS lOCKed, SOI had to gO to the ClirliC. I'm COIOI' blind. - MiChelIe Petty Susan I'Ial'gl'aVe David Wood MiCheIle WOOdaFd Troy Woodbury Staci WO0dhalI Sheila WOOdS WaVel'Iy Woods Veda Wray .X . I I Jeremy wright ' RiCk Wright Kim Wright TJ. Yarhell , g Jenni Yoakum 12 X4 1 Nickle Yocco ' David YOCkel QM 6 . .2 K ir . , Cindi YOUng Daniel Young Mark YOUng Todd Young John Zanelle KFIS Zuch Classifym' 115 ' fi , , if , k kv-ff . V J A s Whiz - A1 almosi any glven time you go io Mothers records, you'lI flnd some- one from Green Run. Marvln Dozler poses wlth a copy of Run-D.M.C.'s new album. 116 Clossifym' A E I I l 5 X N- 1 rf if . in 'JK Y - - X-L.. Games 'n Gadgeis ls a good place to tlnd all sons ol home eniertalnment. Scot! Hasty and Dlane Cronin are 1 trying to declde whether or not to buy the vldeo ot the popular movle, Indiana Jones. I 12.53 Working, Playing and Shopping THE IGIALL. There is one pldce in Virgin- id Bedch where you cdn go ond you will dlwoys see some- one you know: Lynnhdven Ivlcill. The Moll, ds it is most com- monly referred, is the ldrgest shopping center in the cred. It hos five ldrge depdrtment stores, Leggett, JC. Penney, Tncilhimers, Miller ond Rhodes, ond Montgomery Word, which serve ds dnchor stores. There is every kind of store you con imcigine there. ln oddition to the more common stores, there ore stores thot sell Girls love to shop for shoes, and styles thls year gave them many choices. Llsa Elsele, senlor, shops at Thom McAn. Shogplng ls not the only thin? to do at t e mall. Many studen s, Ilke Ashley Anders, who works at Luca's Plzza, earn some extra cash there. IIIJIOEK3? M , ? , ,H I V , ip'-f' ri! ,ff'W '1'if5fa7f r , , ,. ' ,126 , ya I f A y, 1 rs W M, ,A MM? , ,M . ff C-,.,, . 35, ,Jn V DiOVlOS, tobdcco, ond video gomes ond computers. There is even o Fredericks of Holly- wood, dn express DMV, ond o dentist office, Some of the fcivorites ot stu- dents ore the Limited, Hedven ond Mothers. Besides shop- ping, you cdn go there to be entertdined. There ore 11 movie thedtres, d video drcode, ond lots of ploces to Pig out. Lynnhdven Moll is populor becduse it does offer students d pldce to shop, be enter- tdined ond even work. It is dlso centrolly locoted ond your pdrents don't mind dropping you off ond picking you up there. ciossifyin' 117 AFCHIE ADQIGGQ R T ADEIEGB U58 ACK6l'm3n George AGBVTWS Jonr' AOBITTS CYnGl AlCI6FI'n3n ROC AlEj8nGFInO Kim Allen Lean Allen Sean AISIOn Angela Alfneff Tony AIVB Renee AVTIDIIO CVBIQ ATDDFOS MIKE AlTlenC.1Ol3l'e Mark AfT'lIdOn Scot Anders CGFBIG ADGEFSOH JBFTIES Anderson Tammy ADUEYSOD Llsa Ancreslcy ADFII Antnony Laura Afehan Robert AVTTTIQSF Helga Arnarsaortlr Jeff AFFIGY Angelle ASIS!! Rose Mae Asperln Faran Atangan Carmen Aten James Atwell Jason Austln Mike Avarlft LBUFB Avenson Pefef B3Cl'1fn3n Rhonda Bain EIIZBDEITI BZIDBFIIS Tod B3nC9llS S8fn3f'lU'I3 Banks Klm Bard Dawn aarforo DGDBISB Barker Kim Barlow BIII Barnett MICDGIS Bassett Nerlssa Bassett Jason Bateman Robbie Bates Steve Bates Cheri BaurYS Rex eausas Marlo BayLon Pattl Beachum Klm Bear Lee Beasley Gary Bedell Deirdre Bell Steve Bell CBCIIE Benltl Cathy Bennett Keisha Bennett Kellie Bennet! Noella Bennlngton Lisa Bercner Paul Bergman Charlene Berry Ragael Blrlanga Indy Blshoo Darward Bishop Lee Black Sean Black Dionne Blake 118 Clossifyln' GA 0- L. m c Q! Y 1- - Q' u N ,xr N 5 X N N X V 0 sl -I ' --4 I . I 1. 3. 6 , 1 v4 rw l I A J , Q J +1 . Mx B syn , h -5 4. ' ' ' T Nl X , n Q- K m S .v Q . 1 N i 41! 4 lx ,ggi -tif sf? ' J a f 'Q f., ls af? A Q vw' ' lllsl a iff! Qu NNN ' X L ' A K li j,, f ,fl .N Q , Q C'x D- I X N iz . l -x I ,.- nf-- Y s r 1' '- ivkx 'Ex 5- .- 35 A ' '-. KX! E 4,,j I I a 1 N J. a 4 . Q . A 1- T7 S' 1 1 r 1 ,f g K I -J n. Class OffiCEl'S What comes to mind when the word sophomore is heard? Elevator passes, directions to the pool, and nerds? Well, just remember that you were a sophomore once, tool This year's sophomore class officers have had their work cut out for them. John Zirkle, president, summed it all up, We are starting with nothing, including money. By the end of the year, we would like to have a sizeable treasury and experience to accomplish future tasks. It takes a lot of dedication to be a class officer, but the sophomore officers seem to have what it takes. John Zirkle is president, Margaret Shu is vice-president, Tawanda McPherson is secretary, and the treasurer is Libbie Wilson. . , They all ran because they like to get involved and meet people. John stated that, . . , it's a big challenge. I love a 'J 'ASQ challenge and that is whyl ran. Margaret hopes that it will help to improve her leadership abilities. lcontinued D. 'l2Ol 'Yo JOKIHQIY, TW3l'ld8 MCPHGFSOFI, Libbie WilSOI1, and Mafgafet Shu hOld JOHI1 Zlrkle UD for 8 SODHOITIOFG CIBSS OfHC6l' DlCfUI'6. Qi: ,x ,,,. . . X 1 V .. A 4, Robert Blake W Q al- , 4 Bill Boardman ' , fr M 4 Ben sonlmann .X J ,, , vlrglnla Bonk r -3- ga- -- 1 Nicole Boucree , Rlcnara Boylngron A l , r E , 'fx N , Steven Boynton . ' X Jennle Bradshaw . N . . ar -J -J , ' 2 Y Alflee Breland - 3, .- g A Deneen Breslin .1 W 4 -V Laurie Bronson . we . 'F EIIZBDEIU BFISEDO L 1 Danny Britt w X l Tom Bgock 'N U Laura rody ja 4 H y ' Charleen Brooks . 1 x . ,Z . . Greg Broom Jodie Brophy KGCIB BFOINGFS AdOlDl'l Bl'Owl'l Carol Brown Ty Brown Tim Buchholtz Buddy Buckley lllllll W Daryl Buckner Edgar Bueno FlOfl9 Bugarln S D ' B 8 N08 UQBY ViC Bullel' Ellsco BUDCIOC TBD Burns Jason BUSH LESIIG Butler Teresa Butt ' B IZ Melissa u Lori Buzzell Melinda Bradley Paul C3DlG Jonas CEIBCSBFI Marcus C8lOW6ll XX! l X x x ek ClGSSlfylD' 119 TVICIB CSIZBOO Margare CafT1DDeII ZBCH CaFY'lDDelI Asa Canaway Rudy Cardenes Mane Carfagno Angel Carplno Clssy Carrol yallnda CBVVOI Claudla Carter Klm Carter John Ceorlck Joanna Cerchla Clndy Chapman Tl C7198 Dennis Cherry Arnberlelgh Chlttum Joe Clalr Llza Clamosa Mike Clark Mlke Clark Adam Clayton Mark Clavfon KEVIN Cllckner . .,, i lfil. V Adrlenne Cochran Angelo Colllns Mlchelle COlllnS Julle Comer Ronnie Comla Samantha COOK Tracy Coooer Krlsten Cornert A . mild Karen Coronado Mllton Cosby John COITTEII Aolenne Cox Ava Cox Mae Coyle Yvette Cralg Angel Craln N .X lx ln.. ....- 1 li. l I qi H ,o g MR 'j 'K l shi CIEISS officers lcont'cll The OfflCel'S also hope to aCCOI'T1DllSl'1 a Flumbef' of tl'1lf1QS. Fll'St of all, l Want to Qet the sophomore ClaSS OD its feet and lf'lVOlVeCl, said John. TaWal'1da l'1ODeS to, .. CleVelOD a better ClaSS SDll'lf that will laSt fOl' the next two VeaI'S. Libbie l'1ODeS to make the students feel at home and be active and Margaret WaI'1tS to boost school pride. In addition to f1OlC1lDQ SODl'10fT'lOf'e ClaSS offices, these four S'CUClef1tS afe also lI'1VOlVed in other activities. John is OD the student advisory council and in the German Club. Mafgafet is in the Latin Club, German Club, and the medleal SOClefV. Tawanda is lI'lVOlVeC1 in the SCA and T185 a SDOtllQl'1t place in chorus, and Llbble is on the Pegasus eClltOf'ial staff, the student advisory COUDCH, the COf'ICefT chorus, and drama. As VOU can see, these people afe involved and aFTIDltlOUS. ln fact, fl'leV almOSt SOUVICI f'lOI'fTlal! - AShleV AI'ldef'S 120 Closslfyin' . NO, John Zlrkle ls not Delng taken OVef by glrls lllbble WIISOI1, TNNZDUG MCPheI'S0l'1, and Mafgafet Shul DUI the SODHOITIOYE CIBSS 0fflCel'S afe dlscusslng UDCOITIIHQ eVeI'ltS. Q, 1 'ON f , t V 9 Q Q 1 ,v L ' N T71 'Q' 5 . lx , L 1 ' ' 1 4- fx an. Q.. Nu I 1 s la? Jo. C.. K -V -4 0 I f X4 44. 6- I x qv ,, -Q. W 1 fs . 1' ' 1.32 Q- 7 S' ,Ji 0. ' Q2 : x , A V ,.. .I . ' ,ff 'IP A .E V 1 I ka tx f tx s. K 1 Q'-1- x I , A .C A, . wwf' Q- I 1 Q - ff A. .- v . Q -r f 1 ,,v5. F r.. .A 1' I .1 N L K I.. I .. Q61 . 1 A 4 r Cr' 'E' -1 . -Fil , ef I 5 1 ar: 'L 'rf Robert Cmvvmrd Cllnron Crltv DQNISE Crlnw. Anqffla CrI'.f Diane Cronin Davlrl Cmizrmn Carolyn Crurnpll-r Ernest Cml Alvlra amanmnq Brvan Curry Jarnwz Cmnt Trac'-1 Cutnrnan JUII9 Cu Tammy Dalton Blllle Daniels Dalsv Daoullanea Matt Darbv Christie Davenport Patricia Davis Steven Davis Adrienne Dav Stelia Davrlt Jona Dequzman CUVIIS DGBFUTII SIBCV DGCKQV GEN Delacruz Leah DGIBCVUZ BFGNGZN DQIBNEV KIFN DGIGON Suzette D6Mlnt JBFNGS DENNIS RODEVI D9nniS Michelle DGNNISION CnI'lS Denny Carol DSSEI Marcel DGSVNBNG J9NNlf9T DGITV DEDDUE Devoe RBYVONG Dewitt Paul Dlaz Barbara Dickerson Jav Dletrlch Jame DIGIroIarno Denlse Dlldav Lynn Dlllon Clav Dllls Shane Dodson ANINONY Damazos BENSON DOON JUIIG DOI'an CNFIS DOFSGY PBITI DOVSON ADFII Dotson EFIC Curren Marc DOUQIBS LBFFY DOZISF DBNIEIIE DVBDEF Klm Dfennlng KSN DFGXISF MICh6Ile Dubuc AYTW Drumheller DEE DUNCZS JONN Duquette Tlfn Dutton SUSZNNBN Dv MBNANNE EBQZN WZYNE EBFIEV MIKE EBUTTBN HOD9 EDGY CharI9S EDV PNN ECWBVOS MBITIN EWSENIEWN Clossifyfn 121 Donna Ellazar LOFIGV1 EIlel'1WOOG Paul ElleDWOOG Renato EFeSt3IF1 Je8f'1I'1e EFEGDIOFBUI Mlke EIIIOI Prvce EIIIS Myra ESUBGB Kristen EU'lYf'e TBFTUTIY EUFE GIH8 Evans LOFI EV3I'1S Jack FZGGIS L8f3Wf1 FBICE Blanca FEHWICK Gregory FISher sul' -1 S i '.I'. Il 4' w X , If WK' I 9 I N L N I ,U . Angela Fitzpatrick Y, MBVK FIBDBQBD I Q. Cnerwl Flavm .. I BIIIY Foglla g 5 Rlcnaro Folmer 1 Amy FOVDES x Jeff Forbes N X nam Forbes I 3 I K , ex l. , I Ir f I a f 1 Q ' Brenda Forehano OCCBVIB FOYTCSI Rick Founcaln Tammy Fowler -f Tammy FFBFICIS usa Frlgge Jimmy Puueros Raeclra canon MIFVIZYT1 GBFCIB Steve Gardner George Caffeff Jeff CBSKIDS Andfea Geras CTIFIS Cefnl TGFW Cef'St BFIBD Cell ' P871 of the tenth grade P.E. CurrlCu- IUIT1 ls 3 DYIYSICBI fItf1eSS teSt In the f2II, and then theY are eX?eCteCI YQ Deftef In the SDFIHQ SInCe he test IS 8dITlII1IStefed agalfl then. 122 Clossifyin' Y- 1 5 T le .- h I W . - FB - f 1' ' w GI , 'N xNj9t xhlx I A I4 1 I Xu - - nr v ,i 2 I' M- 4, 5 gf 1 I mg , ?,l fXV I-AKHQ.. Iv ii ' xfcife i 1- 1 L, -5 -2. I .L -.ax J0- H X L GN :- 5 ' . r.. ,- ,h -I f , T Hr XL . 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BOODV 00001: P00441 CUNY Ff3DYII'CfJfJf1fIUQQ Star ray Cordon Mr-llssa Gosten Wenov Graham Brlan Granola Klm Greene Cr'vStaI Grlffen Mike crnffen Pere crnffen rlra Gflffeh AIYOD LEG CVIZZBVG LBFB Groremann Laura GFUDDS Mlcneue ougneumum R059 GUDTIGI' JBCKIQ Haddeman JBYTISS Hall WVQIN Hall Mlke Hand TITT1 Hanef AIICI8 HBFOFI RICO Hardlha Tracv Harkev Betsy Harnlv Raquel Harper David Harris Jahn Harris Lavonla Harrls Michele Harris PeQQY Harris Anthony Harrison BFIBD HBVFISOD ChrlS H371 Donald Haff Elizabeth HBFE Mellssa Hanlath DGFIISE HBVSUS DQFFIKB Hawkins LOQUIIZ H8WKlf'1S Mlfjhael Hawley Clndle Heacock RICTIBFG HECK MIKG HEIIOF1 Tlm HEIIIOD Steve HBITIGDWBV PBUIB HEDOGFSTIOI UOYG Henry Marle Hernardez Marle Heroux Doug Herring MIKE HlCkrT1al l Holley Hllgeman Brian HIII Jeff HIII L8I'I'V HIII Scott HIII Susan Hoerl Scott Hoggaro Sharon Hojnacki Darrin Holcomb Debbie Honano Jeff Holt Blll HO!uD Clossifyin 123 Beth HODKIUS Klm HODKIHS TOGOIO Horowltz K8U'lV Howell Paven Huang Wayne Hullng Chrls Humohrles Klm l-lumohrles Julle Hunt John HUSIQO Mlke Hyman ReQQle lgleSla Matt Ingram Blll ISEBCS Ron Jackson Mlchael Jahn Jason James Barbara James Artle Jarrett Carl Jennlngs Russell Jewell Meka Johnson Thomas Johnson Tomeka Johnson Warren Johnson Amy Jones Gerald Jones James Jones Kasle Jones Keasha Jones Mlke Jones Reglna Jones SIeDl'1lheJOf1eS SIeDhll'leJOl'1eS Steven JOf1eS TODV8 JONES Wefldl JOf'leS RBVFTIODG Jordan LOFI Jose CHVIS JOVDGV Creg Kane Jennle Kates Andy Kaufman Llsa Kaufman Tlfh KBVIOV John Keene Carl Kelth Scott Kell David Keller Cheryl Kellev David KelIeV Lynn Kennedv Donna KeDner Llsa Kermon Charlle Kerr Matthew KlUO Laura Kmetz Laura Kolantls Mlke Kollpano Kelly Koller Penny Kossln Mark Kressler LOrl KYOHKOWSKI Matt krotz Denise Kullman MICTTGIIE L8C8lIl8Oe Pam Lacerra Delrdre Lamb Tamika Lamlson Tracy LaMontaqne Annett Lancaster Tr-resa Lancaster wa Clossifyln' ,X 'll' f fly 'J X X as A li' I T Ir P 1 I .41 0 I Q Q ? v5, Q-- 4-an is Q- Q. as T N Q A A T' - 1 T4 f - . I , L ' FN W X l l ' f K - l 1 .l ll rl x i, A T: ' v. I 5 v L 6, a .0 I , YQ-. 4' ' ', Q' f 5 ' D 1 -M ' ' ff s N N f l Qs:-'ixll J ' 'f X , xl 'l A l ' Lx, L 'V' 8 'A 2. 1 I4 ,M ' vw . 1, 'L 4 4 T 7 ' A If . Y -. ..f'9s'v . '- ' -.' l x f es Q. r. u A 'T ' A I? . , .' YN 'Y' N 1-A ' 1 Y ' - I J X l I . x,' L .i lf O V8.1 ' 4 1. , - Q' 2 ' I S- Y 0. lt'S H011 all fLll1 3l'lCl Q3mESl ii' I f aiu if 6 A Xa' x V ,f xf .Wa .J .hh ali! A ,'539M.f,g,,..., 2 .m.+g4Lg,,, ,. ,. .. .V V 'H yl xC',V uw M V' fi' Ml Wczifa M :M i :v-Q, ..- m x Lili. k 1, .M-'nilidiaf 4-,N na mmf af 1-,J f 1 J' .- .35 if QW' 4 1 l didn't think there were that many napkins in the whole world! remarked Bess Rogerson, who was amazed at how many napkins were used in the sopho- more homecoming float. Yes, you read right. Napkins! The float was made of stars, clouds, and napkins, The napkins represented flow- ers and were spray painted to say Class of '87 . With only a week to work on it, there was a good turn out. Although we didn't place, we all had fun, said John Zirkle, the class president. lt looked good -considering it was ourfirst project at Green Run, commented Margaret Shu about the turn- out of the float. Cara Gromomann and Angie Brooks said that they real- ly enjoyed working on the float with many of their friends. The building of the float was well organized, and we all cooperated and worked well together, said Andrea Rushton. Even though we didn't win, the float was a great success! - Nichelle Glossin JBFTTQS Larsen Joe LBFFOQUE R36 LZROSE Clay LZDQIEY CFGQ LBDQSDUOVSI JOSEDY1 Lane Edd' X IE Lane l p 1 Allyson Lane l EG Lee Dawn LeCOur'it Jenfllfef LEBTO MBFK L68Cl'lfTl8V1 AUSIID Lozetti JOCEIVU L3X8 Sonia LBWIGV 5 '-1 K' CBN LZUH L3Ul'l'll'l6ll LeOl'llOOf'f D3VlG L9Of'l SEIU LGJELJFIQ Tl'lOfT13S LSJEUDE K I L h SD 9 m CUEFV LQQQIBFGO Miraxy LGE KBFYF1 L66 3 Doug Lindenberg Joe Liller David Lillefloren Bobble Libengood Tim Lewis Lisa Lewis Laureen Lewandowski Lillian Lerwill Rogellyn Llamas Guy Littlefield CJ Littlefield Deborah LltSlnger Barry Littllfleld Mallnda Linkous Bear Linkous Jennifer Lindsay Clossifyin' 125 PFEDBHFIQ fOl' 8 f0YenSlCS meet, sophomore ROS6m8I'Y NZDOFS gets 3 Dat OI1 U16 back and 3 needed vote Of COFIHGEDCE fFOI'T1 MZYTY PGITY. Mrs. Lankford, the SDOHSOT, SUDGFVISES. Vx Jeff LIOVO Nancy LOIQFCIO l.3UI'3 L99 LODQESI Klm LOODEF Kellle LOSBFOO Debbie LOVE J0l'lf'1 LOVCISSS TSVN LOWE CYWOTYI LOWm3l'1 NICOI9 LOVCI Walt LUCBS AFHOIO Lucero NBIBIIG LUCY BFYBH Lutz Jarvls Lynch Davld Lynn ChaFIES M3CDOf1aId Jim MBCS Shawna Mackey Dorothy Maglstrl Doug Mahlstrl Barbara Malone Roy Mangum John Mangus Clndy Mann H E Mann Noel Marcela Joey Marcelo Cheryl Marcotte Clnoy MBFIBDO Eileen Marlaoo Pete Marlno Karl Marsh Robyn MZFSNBII AIQXIS Martello Shannon Martln Shawn Mateny Sandi Mateus Melinda Matthews Eddie Mattlson Wo F Iosslfyih' IQ' W ,.: . 41. . if w' 'x 4 yi r 1 4' 9 W' l A F 1 A 375 L. ,M 'fn ,f ,fl -l- fl xr - I g'l L L Y' s X f L A , llllllll M NIM Y.b:?,Ll l1l 'gig rs .Y v l l l l ft, X , 1 x l C ll Q-- 1 v ,af 1 Q if l , lv fl 4- q. 1 vm fr 1 w f 'B 'Ve K fo ' he xl 'UI 4 1- P .5 . if K Q' I bln fj Eddle Maven Oebble Mayhew Jerry McArr-I' Tracev McClesvev Maura McCluSvey Mark McConathy Mlke MCCOV Michelle McCulI0uqr1 Mllce McDanlel Delclre MCDODOUQV1 Trlcla MCGIII Doug MCGOwer1 llm MCCOWE-n Pat McGrath Tim McGraw Klm McGuire Ann MCGTBUI CFYSIZI MCIDFIIS Barrv MCKl'llght Kevlfl MCMIll3r1 Kathy McNew Tawarlda MCPNGISOFI Tenefa McPherson MBFY M6806 RJ. M8331 Pam M8 llrl Elllabefh Mel JO9 MEI' hlerl BIIIV Meffltlf TODI Merz RSV MESS WICKI MIIDOUYTI TOm MIIGS Davld Mlllf13ZZO Svana Millard AllSl8 Miller BSCKY Miller Patl'lCk Miller Randall Mlllel' K3fl'lY Mllllgarl Bo JBCK Mlll5 Jay MIIIS Er'lCk MISIBDQ Dawn MlStel' Ch3l'lSS8 MItCheIl HEDFV MltCl leIl Kevln MltCheII M3rSh3 MlfCh6II Shawn MltCh6ll Jeff Mofflt Dawn Molloy KFISIB Moler Cralg MOWER Manuel Moneva Robert Moodv ADIEB Moore Cl'l6lS6Y Moore James Moore Klm Moore 58m MOOFE Treena Moore WEDUY Moore Juan Morey Klm Morgan MlCl'lEll9 MOl'Q3l'l JEITY MOf'f'lll Kevln Morrls PhYlIIS M0rrIS Dlane MOl'WlCK RICK MOSISV Tamafa MOIISY L3l'lC6 MOUFll'Bll'l Clossifyin 127 Duane Molllns Greg Mumforo Dosmee Munson Rachael Murad Mlchael Murlllo T0O0'l3S MurDhv Laura Myers Sarah Mozlngo ROSEFTWGFV NBDOFS PBIFICK N350 JOSE Navarrete Chuck Neely CI03 Nelson 5080000 NICHOISO0 Robert NIISeh Jonn NO0'1UF6 ROCIO NOYTTIFOD Julle OBr1en FFEG Ochave Mat: Ocnoa S009 Oh SIGDIW O'H8f'3 MQFQFGI OKO0KWO Klmballv OlaeS Tremor OIBGS PeQQY O'Learv Chad Ollver Barb OIIIQQS Michael Ooten Cralg Orazl Janet Osgood R30OY OZFTWUO T3U0lB PEZFCG AOGl'9W PHIIDVICK Ed Pabalah SfED080l6 Pace Joyce PBQE CIOFIB Pansacula Ellsa PBVBITIOFG Cheryl P8f'3030 Jolvnn P8fC060 l0'19lO8 Pareoes RZIDO Parham CQFVY PBFI03 Kim PBFKEF U53 PBFKGI' M3fl800G PBSQUBFGIII Krlstln Passaner C005 PBUEVSOD Brad Paul Aaron Paulv Keisha Paxton Taunla Pearce Darrvl Pearsall NEII PEBFI Suzanne Pellegrino Pat Pelletier Joe Perkins Ron Perkins Boris PerSOn Jeff Peterson Chrls Petrle Anne Petruska Donald Perry Tammy Pfaff Ray Plerce veronica Plncknev Keith Ploer Nlck Ploer Becky Place Julie Plants 128 Clossifyln' '05 J.. 6,7 ,kr Q L A l X ,- ,Q 545.1 X l. K' P X PIIVPII I P II! I F-'YI AIP Y E F 1 J P St ypf V I P Y IPI rrp II YPIJ U D- rp H I MAMA Prnllam, mm Drnnrr DMT R , mann P F? Rya R3 es , Ch s Ra nev ' Kel RBS Ck f MKG R8 IS - ' ' Joseph Rav M chelle Rav G ge Rea do I T C3 R83 IE Cha IGS R660 KI R660 Deahhe ReeGV Cathy Re IIV Ja e Re ESES Ah Re h Ste eh ReSWeDe Pa IRG ka I BBIIB ES Revnaldo A Lindsey Rnooes .1 - Nick Rnooes - Nicki RhOdeS Y f nm Rice Mlchalee Rucn MIChelIe RIGCIICK Boo more SehIOI' Pl'Oh'1! JLIhIOI' Rihg D8hCe! SODhOh l0I e Emel 3ICI Ball? The SehIOf year is CUIh'lIh3teCI with the UhfOI'Qett3DIe SehIOI' Prom, the jUhIOI' year with the I'heh'1OF3DIe RIhQ D8hCe . . . Bhd where does that leave the SODhOI'hOFeS? The CI3SS of '82, who were SODhOmOl'eS Ih 1979, decided to hold the Hrst Emerald BaIl.ACCOrdir1g to MVS. Jerusha COIe- h'l3h who SDOhSOl'eCI the first 3hCI I3St Emerald Ball fOI' the CI3SS of '82, the Emerald Ball WZS great Bhd It went rather SI'hOOthIY, hOWeVef', OhIY one huhdfed StUdehtS WeI e Dl'eSeht. UhfOI tUh3teIV, fOI' the CIBSS of '85, tickets were DI'IhteCI, 3 theme W3S chosen, DUt they did not have theil' Emerald Ball ZS DI3hheCI. WhV? Only fOUI' tickets were sold. If the EfheI 3ICI Ball Ih 1979 W3S SUCCeSSfUI, WhV CIIdh't the event COhtIhUe? Ohe SDOhSOI' 3ttl'IDUteCI the failure of the Efhefald Ball to the fact that sophomores are not l'h8tUf'e ehOUQh to hahdle the l'eSDOhSIDIlItIeS of 3 Rihg D8hCe Of' Prom style affaif. A majority of sophomores did ICOht'G Oh D. 1311 Clossifyin' 129 Pam Rleve Deanna Rlggan Lelgnan Roberts Tlna Robertson MIDGV RODIDEIIG Yvette Robinson Terron Rodgers CDICO POOFIQUEZ Bess Rogerson Dean Rollman Fatlma Roma Marle Rooo Scott Rooke BECYY Rooer Dave Rose Chantea Ross PBUI Ross Peggy Ross Debbie Roth Davld Rothsteln MaryKay Rowe Steve RuDDenkamp Andrea Rushton Ginger Russell Connle Russell Trlcla Ryan T60 Safford Cyprus Sallnas Romeo Sambllo Randy Sample Tracey Samuels Armando Santos Aflyn SZDIIBH Arnold S8Dltarl Sl'lEl'f'Y SBFFTIIQUIO Scott Sanerfleld LlS3 SBVQII Vernon SBUFIGGFS Wllllam SSX JOHN SCZIZO Ed Schartner Yvonne Scherbarth Dlrla SChI3f1O Fred Shoenlng LOVI SCl'1ultZ Jason Schuyler James Schwartz Darllelle Sclarlnl Newassa Scott Susan Searlght Ron Sears Robert Seaver Denlse Seeley Klm Sessoms Audra Sgueglla Sherry Shannon Trlcla Sheldon Frank Sherven Larry Shoemore Mlchelle Shook 529066 Shook Tlna Shortsleeve Holly Showalter Margaret Shu Pam Shune Ellna Shvets BOD Sllva Darryl Simmons Frank Simmons Patrick Simmons Lyn Slmoson Charles Slms 130 Clossifyin' I h C :- 2. J , uu- s 1 n L I Q- 1, A l X Yfllif' l fl fly Q vb- .1 l , Sl ' 4 I R I Q- ' 4' , pl A . .5 ri' . si.- , X 'l x .--' ' . 'll 5 S- '. no 1- X ix. l 'I G 'A 'L 0 I! 9' l , x Q R ' L4 N Y 3 ' il! ' ' xl l' 1 I ar X -vc '- l 3 ' l fm 1 p , 6- 11 ' . .A 5. ' x x x V I l X .1 3 A Dfmrm ', ' YBYPI 'ANY Q 1--s S I :- .I ' ..k - Ai , - Darlffrw Cup'- Mark Slew Bllllfj JO Smlrh Brlah Smith JOhI'1 Smith - Kim Smlth W lux 'lf Melissa Smith Shanna Smith Shwyl Smith Tim Smlth Tram Smith WGDCIV Smuth Danny SDEII David Sockmah l. RUDeh SOllfT13h Scott SDehCe MlKe SDf'3hQel'S ,Q K S4 Mlcneue sprlggs 'z T3f'hl'hV SI3dff'hUllel' I Angle Stafford Marla St. Amant Elizabeth Stangarone Cl'lI'lS Stanlev Seah SI3hleV Lelf SfeDhehSe MlChelle SfeDhehSOh MIKE Steftlel' EIIZBDEUI Stewart Domlnlc Stlll Elllabefh Stlllev 1 X aio- 1,I' 1 -. Stephanie Stillman . . 3 . gy Michele stock 4 ' QL - Anthony Stoneourg - 4 ' T' St II lm r ev St8Sl3 Strobach 3 Carl Strode ChUCk Stuart Mlchael Suddeffh BALL lCON'Dl hOf have thell' liCehSeS 3hd h'lOheV W3S 3 Dl 0DleI'h fOl SOme. Al'hOhQ Othel' thlhQS, the Eh'leI'3ld Ball would be held lh the school C3fetel l3. lVl3hY people would hOf W3ht to Spehd mOheV Oh 3 QOWh 3hd 3 tuxedo, Q0 out fOl' dlhhef, 3hd theh have the Efhef'3ld Ball lh the SChOOl C3fefel'l3. The 3tl'hOSDhel'e WOUldh't be 35 3DDe3llhQ 35 if lt were held 311 the C3V3llel' Oh The Hill, Ol' P3VllllOh TOWel'S Hotel. FOI' these f'e3SOhS, the El'hel'3lCl Ball th3t W3S held lh the SDl'lhQ of 1979 W3S the first 3hd l3St of 3 SODhOfhOf'e VehtLll'e lhtO 3 fOl'l'h3l d3hCe. - L3Ul'3 S3l3Z3l' Clossifyih' 131 TOGO SUIIIVBH Amy Sumrnerlln Angle Sumner Jlrn Sunuerlanu Ava Swanluno TVWOFYWBS SVVTIOPS Me'+SSa TBKGCS BIIIT3f1OUS Leanne Taola Andy Taylor Klm TSYIOF Rosnonne Taylor Tyrell Tavlor Trlce Terry AnOy TTTOTTWDSOTT MICHGIIG TnornDSOn Shelley TPIOVUDSOU Trey TTTOTTTDSOTI H93U !9F TNOFTIS Olna Thornton USB TFOY CVIVISFY TIFISIEV EIKB TOSY TEFI TOIT1 Todo Tramoosn Margle Tucker Moises Tugade JO9 Ublal Arlafld UGO Cfalg UYIEY John Uward ChrlSfY Vanefte Marc V8UQl'18f'1 Sam VGFCFYSSG BFIBV1 VESGIV THST1 VGSS Mafk VICKQFS Laf1lVlIIar'lu9V3 LOFI VOIl6f1GOf'f PBI VOIDEYT Matt Vroom Mlke vanaernoeven USS Vafnef Chris Varva Amy Vaughan Donna Walden DJ Walker Jlrnmle Walker SIACQV WBIIS Honey Wallen Nlck W8lSY1 Alan Walters Julie WBIIZ Tlrla WSVG Wendell WBVO DGDDIQ warren Tammy Warren Todo Washburn Jennlfer Watson Tracy Wauqn Marcia Weathernolt Tracy Weaver Randy Weldler KQIIIQ WGISGODECK Jonn WGISQEIDQY Davin WelSkOof katnlevn Welssner Tonya WGIIS Danny Wernnoff Billy Weaver Ponlnna WCS! Plf ky We-SIDVOOK 152 Clossifyln' '- 'Q 1 ' f ' ax, 9 .. suv.. ' '- o-, , , . . Nl I Q 'fix 1 SR 1. 4 V N f ,Av 5 - , l iv 1 S 4 X 1 ' o 'Q as 1 QT Ll 'L - Yffrrl Nr ll:- ' . ' J'1flflWVll'1 M NY l Uufj Nils-P Sd Wllfffllrll MV' ill :ff Laura NVll'Yl'l'1 L3llH l 'NlliVIJ', Yi EVIV' Wlflff V frrrwarl Yfllifl Bryan Nilffyil Cilallf-'. Wll',r,rl Frffl Wllzon Ylflll Wlliflll Lllmlf- Wllsoll Pack WllS'JVl ROD Wilson I . David WIlllamS Davlna Wllllams Julie Wllllams Michele Williams Ra Wll Q ,, 5 -N Ov vc 1 l I Ah . V I IamS StahleV WllllamS 'Y MefClhOa WliKihSOl'1 Shawhha WlIlehDOfg l 'la l C Fin A ji' 9 V S i l N 3 A Amahga WlllhOIte CVISSV WlSemaD Keith WOIDl'lF1k JOTID W0lffOl'd Rae Ann WOIIQIT TammV Wood MellSSa Woodbury --I Regiha WOOOIS Lamar wright , Tracy wright Adam WalSh Nessa Ward Brian Yarow Allen Yen 1 Jason Yen , i Jef-f Yonkers Where did they put the EIeVatOl'. NOW let'S taKe a moment to contemplate sophomores. Gehel'allV, the junior ahd SehiOi' classes do hOt lay Off these newcomers, but why should theV? Sophomores are a heCeSSaI'V part of life at OLII' school, Of' any high school. EVeI'VOhe ehiOVeO giving tourists WI'Ohg Ciif'eCtiOhS. Consider if YOU will SODhOmOf'eS as tourists that afe here to stay, ahd With time they might even fit ih. The SehiOf' Df'eSSeS are I'Ollihg, Dfihtihg the new hand- books with somewhat changed maps. lhClUCieO Oh I leXt VeaI 'S maps are the fOllOWihg2 the OlVmDiC-SiZeCi SWimmihg pool, the new COI'lCeFt hall, the ice I'ihK, the OOWlihg alley, the game i'OOm, the new eleva- tors ii'eDlaCihg laSt VeaI S outdated mOClelSl, the SDa, the valet Dafliihg, the gourmet i'eStaUfaht, the helo-port, the theater, the Diahetafium, the WaX mUSeUm, and even the new, dOmeCi, 50,000 Seat fOOtbalI stadium. NeXt year, with eVei'VOhe'S help, we can COhfUSe and l'eI'OUte ahOthef' class of SODhOmOfeS as tI'aCiitiOh calls US tO ClO. - Rick Birkholz fit ., J., . 5.,Lu,esEL H. lid: Seriously though, sophomores, like any other class, are a vital part of the student body. They even have class spirit. Amy Jones had the nerve to dress very tackey for tacky tourist day during Spirit Week. Closslfyin' 133 wiggxfie ,gd E AFIQUS YOUDQ RBY Zelss LBVFY Zlmmefmah Samantha ZlY1Qaf'elIl John ZIVKIQ CNVISIIFIE Zonkel zzga-'.:l.,..'-3 i -5.11. ,.. ....... One can alWaYS COUFII Oh Seelhg ah award-wlnnlng DeI'fOfmahCe by the marching band dUI'lI'lQ halftime. The h0ITleC0mll1Q game provides ah Uh' usual Setting, eSReClallY thls Yeaf. ll1Stead of the COOI hlQhfS and glaflhg Stadlum llQhtS, t e band had to deal wlth the Dlallhg SUI1 and UhSeaSOh- ably Wafm weather. BY halfflme the thefmOI'hetef had Df0Keh the 80 degfee mark. V Y 1 5 N Signin'U It 55 fy WTMQJXUXDQ Qi? Q S wif S 5 35fjgf35VQOj0Vy XWNODQMW Qyfjwuf ifgqaygg Y, 5, we 303 FQQ W 'www 3239? , f I 1 z i Q E 4 ,,,,. ..- 7 ' , . Q ' , . J' .Qu lx. ' vm s. X' P' Il' Dr. E.E. Brickell, SUD6rirlt9I'ld6ht Of Virginia Beach Schools Green Run Proudly Presents . . . Dr. Edith Edison, a former vice-prihcipalat Bayside and Brahdon, arrived as our new assistant principal following Thanksgiving break. Dr. Edi- son received her master's degree from Old Dominion University, ahd her doctor- ate from Virginia Tech. So far, she feels that the overall atmosphere here is that everyone seems to work together democrati' Cally. l love it. We have fine students, and they seem to like schoolf' Because she is from Brandon, she's already familiar with rhariy of the students. Believe it or not, an assis- tant principal still has time for other things. She enjoys reading, gardening, and dif- ferent kinds of handiwork She also likes to arrange flowers, out most of all, she really likes sewing and Ho Clossifyiri' E'fT1DI'OiCi9f'V. Dr. EdiSOh WES Di93SElht ahd delighted when ihter- viewed. She W3S eXtI'EmGiV hiCE, but if VOU haveh't Seeh hel' around, Sh9'S the h9W face with Zh old familiar Smile. Dr. EdiSOrl is originally from Wilrhirlgtdrl, N.C. She h3S taught math ih grades 1-12,ahd SCi9hC9 at the COI- lege level. She h3S Deeh ih EdUC8tiOh for 20 VE3I'S. - DOhh3 EIIBZBI' Dr. EidSeh is always willing to talk to students. She takes time to chat with AShley AhderS and Mike Schroeder about the senior play. .Q ie Q N fl o U Mr. James Wylie Fl'6I1Ch, PFIHCIDSI , N1-'lull'-f - ' ' A 1 - Q v'-' LE X 4 4 Fl- V 1 L . h if - A, 1 1 b fl .Q f 'X , 5 f 1 ! . ,. ' L Q ' , .7 ,.,' 1.'J,24Af:. 4 . f MF. GEOFQG TEDO, 3SSiSt3ht Dl'ihCiD3l Mrs. Edith EdiS0h, assistant principal ' v. . - ' 1 -1 'thf af! .. 4 -fwnwr-,-' ,,, I ,, 'nm Q Q v. 5- E -L . MT. G. RZY Smith, 3SSiSt8I1f principal MT. J. Kenneth Cautheh, 3SSlSt8I1t DI'ihCiD3l Clossifyin' 137 Discipline with A Smile Every year brings new faces to the school, but this year we had an extra ordi- nary addition 'CO the admiri- istration, Dr. Davis. Since she is new here, not too many people know her background. Dr. Davis was born in Mas- sachusetts, but spent most of her life in the Tidewater area. After receiving her bachelors and masters de- grees at Old Dominion Uni- versity, she went to West Virginia University in order to receive her doctorate. Before coming to Green Run, she worked in a few schoolsinwest Virginia and several other places in Vir- ginia, however, now that she's here, she loves it. I C3h't thlhk of 3hV other Dl3CE th3t I would i'3theI' De. HEI' two l'h3lh dUtlSS here 3t school 3I'6 h3hC1llhQ StU- Cleht GlSClDllh6 3hCl SUDSF- ViSil1g the Social Studies De- D3l'tI'h9ht, which involves t93Ch6I' 6V3lU3tlOhS. She S3VS thejob is GXCltlhQ, h9C- tiC, 3hCl keeps hei' busy DUt, all ih all, is I'6W3f'ClihQ. l l93I'h 3 lOt 3DOUt DSODIG. I work with 3 WOhCl9I'fUl QYOUD of people ih the 3Cl- mlhlStf'3tlOh 3hC1 f3CLIltV. TheI'E'S hEVEl' 3 dull ITIO- Fhehtf' - Ahh3 Nl3f'CGlli ,i.1n1i' The other FISW, Smlllhg f3C8 In the maln office ls Dr. DaVlS. She took MT. TeDO'S Dl3C6 when he retired In F6DI'U3l'Y. C3l'OlVh AihSCOUQh RLIDV Allerl DGlh3 Aht3Kl EIiZaDetI'l Arthur Jehhifel' B3i'hE'S SUS BElSdiKiS C3thV Behh S3i'3h BiSSE'tt Scott BOOhG Ed Booth i Robyne Borum Judith Bl'Shh3h Shirley Bright William BrisBois NOFITI3 BI'Uh'l3QE Vid CIOSSifyiri' .,4 '45 ? Y 1. 3 el 13 ,s I i J Z ,r- f K f ?':'7j'? Q 'Wu ,fr-.'gf:l!4kq1 3f6r-4: Mgr? vi. f'T !'?T'W!'m ' N ' 'r?4'9f9vi'Y9! Q 'RWE DF. D3VlS ls One of the 2SSlSt8flt Dl'lI1ClD2lS WHO Is In Chafge Of diSCiDllI'1e. Calling DBFEDIS iS IUSY part of the IOD. .11 vm 'Qu' 1 Q. Betty Jo Buck Linda Bulmarl Tamela Capps John Carr Rea Caruana William cocnrane Margie COefIelCl Jerusna Coleman Otis CODIGV Miriam Cox ix , 1 ' lVl2ll'V Kav Drew ThOl'T18S Duvall Cindy Edwards William EIGV JUli8 DOQQGU Clossifyin' 139 Nancy Fairclom StephanvFaumner Randall FOr'DeS NanCV Ford Francs Foster Jill Franken Randy CiOI'daf1O lVlaI'Cia CUlIniCK Elisha Harris Jonathan Harnder Rebecca HeI'l'On Helen Hill cnris HODKinS charles Hurd Cl'lal'leS Johnson ff L New Wave of TeaCl'leFS l EaCl'l year l'leW faces al'- rive at school: DOI Ol'llV new SfUClel'ltS but alSO l'ieW feaCl1ef'S.Tl llS Veaf, tl'lOUQl'1, a surprising al'TiOUTlt Of feaCl'1el'S came to OUI' SCl'lOOl. Due IO the fact that SfUCleI'lfS al'e DOW f'eCIUiI'eCl to take mOl'e COUl'SeS in order IO Ql'aClUafe, l'TIOI'e COUl'SeS are being taUQl'1lIj tl'1el'efOI'e, I'TlOl'e feaCl'lef'S afe needed. COlleQeS I'eCOfTlfT1ef'1d at least IWO VeafS of fOf'elQI'l lal'iQUaQe ClUI'inQ nign SCl'100l. And, students Cle- aided to lfalfe more elec- tives this year, fOI'eiQn lan- guage being one of them. In tniS department MiSS PatriCia WilliS teaches Gel'- man 'l-53 lVliSS Miriam Cox teaches French 1,2 Two I'1eW teachers, Miss lVlaf'lZta Bosch and Miss Tamafa Capps teach Spanish. an f,'ff,',lfi,lfv Sil'1Ce SfUClel'1tS afe also required to take aI'lOfl'iel' math course, we have SOiTIe new teachers in that Cle- partment too! Miss Jennifer Waltei'S feaCl'1eS Alg. II-Trig. and elefT1el'ltaf'V alQ. Daft II. CeOfT1eU'V and eleI'Tlel'1tal'V alg. Daft II are faUQl'lt bv Miss Cindy EClWaf'ClS. Mrs. Sarah BiSSett teaches alQ. ll and general math 9, while Ms. Nlal'V SlLlSl1eI' demon- SU'afeS how to construct an angle in QeOfT1etl'V Of Wfite a check in math ap- DliCafiOl'1S. EI'lQliSl'llSal'T1USffOI'eVeI'V SlIUdeI'lf. TWO new teachers were added tO the list. MiSS VaUl'lCla PeaI'SOf'1 teaches 'l1A and 1'lR, while Mrs. Kay FlI'St Veal' teaCY'lel', Mlss Pe3FSOI1, shows Hel' SDll lt on fOUl'lSf UBY with Kim Rlghtmeler and BeCkY Ofendaln. xi I- , x , ix i 0 FlOrenCe Keel CarOlyn Keen Betty Kelly lrene Kolantis TrIOmaS Kolick 'xi Robertson teaCrieS 10A and 12A. Pnvsical education is alSO a must in MiSS Cindy Mid- kiff's and Miss lrene KilantiS' life. MiSS Midkiff also coaches girlS traCK and field hockey. Sne is tne trainer for all sports. MrS. KOlantiS coaches gymnastics and DOV'S tennis. Enrollment in eleCtiVe courses riaS increased De- cause StUdentS must re- main in SCrlOOl all day. Mrs. Nancy Rover snows StU- dents now tO type. Mrs. Claire Liebert teaCrIeS mar- riage and tne family, ClOtn- ing l and food manage- ment. Mr. Cl'iarleS HUrd teaCneS eleCtrOnlCS. Mrs. Arlene Linenan teaCl'ieS earth science. Naval science is taugrlt by JOnatnan Harden. Many of tne new teachers graduated from Old Domin- NeW fOl'elgn language teaCherS, Ml C d MI Wllll h I SS OX an SS S, e D pre- pare food for the ChrIStlTlaS lun- Che0n. 17' George KOrte FranCeS KUrln H V ' Michael LaDOSKy Raymond Lackore DeDOral'1 Lankford We Paul LanKfOrd John Ledgerwood ' Joanne Lewis Claire Liebert Arlene Linenan lOn University, with the Uni- versity of Maryland running a close SeCOnd. When nOt in SCnOOl teaCrlerS enjOV many activi- ties. Miss Midkiff spends much of ner time Sdrflng and playing field nOCKey. MiSS PearSOn, Miss Capps, MiSS BOSCn and MiSSWilliSall taKe aerobics to Keep in SriaDe. TeaCrlerS alSO enjoy reading, skiing, tennis, and Dlaying tne piano. When asked Wnat tne neW teachers liked most about Green RUn, most of tnern said tne Otner' mem- bers of tne faCUlty and tne students. Mrs. Rover said, she likes tne football team. MiSS EdWaI'dS liKeS tne funkv outfits tne StLldentS Wear. Miss PearSOn said, l wouIdn't want to be any- where elSe. - Kim PriCe Clossifyin' 1411 eachers KeEDiI'iQ Fit The health KICK is iri, and aunosteverybooyisgetung in onit.Exercme has be- come a way of life for many teachers, out not only for hemthreasons.Many teachers Hno recreauorlin physical workouts. Being nearthe bench, they have the excehent advantage of having a natu- ral spa. Many teachers surf and smL Mr Ed Booth sans ahnost every chance he gets and often takes other members of the faculty for l'iC1eS onhis l'lODieCat.Mr.BilI Varga has conwoeteo Hithe triatholon which involves swimming,running,anclric1- ing alMcyde.Speamng of bike riding, MF. Randy Gior- TFYIDQ to catch the leader, MT. GlOI'danO lSeCOl'1Ci ln DlCtUf'ei tUI'I'lS a COf'I'1ef In the 1977 Alalea FeStlVal race. my f,lfif,f,lfylrl'li C1800 LISeG tO ride iI'l aI'T1ateUF races, such as the NeDtUT1e Festival and the Azalea Festival. Mrs. Patl'lCla Pasko even f'iCleS Hel' bike to school eVeI'VClaV. MTS. Bren- cla Snead teaches aef'ODiCS, and MS. Jill FI'al'iKeI'l enjoys Daf'aSallil'1Q.lVlI'.Cl'laf'leS Hurd referees basketball Qaf'T1eS, and MF. AI Bailey DlaVeCl DFO- feSSlOl'1al basketball and even COaCl'1ed a team. And, fiI'lallV, lVlI'. RlCl'1af'Cl PeFCeQUll is an aDDllCaI'lt fOI' NASA'S TeaCl'1eI' in Space DFO- Qfam, which will I'eClUil'e a souncl Di'lViSiCal state. Mrs. Snead takes a breather from her busy Ilfe as a teaCl'1eF and aeI'O- DICS daI'1Ce if1StI'UCtOf. .rarf 29. S-dm . ,Vu 1 Lf' .J 651 ,g M 3' ' fm, ar G ,X 4 f L . D -... f M., f K ag. ,miizuktim Y' 5,65 avg v-L Q r , f f' f , QA f Eunice Love Bonnie Lyons Paul MacKinnon Katnleen Malone Nlardv Massey PEQQQV lVlidCil6tOi'1 Cindy Nlidkiff Anne NiiCiVEft6 LiSa Nii'CChGII Jean iViOOI'E' SaI'1CiV iVlOI'QaI'i Judy NIUEIIEI' il'iS iViUiliCaI'1 Maria Nice Evelyn NiCi10iSOI'1 Patl'iCia Orr Patricia PaSKO Ci'1I'iStiI'1a Payne RiCi'iaI'Ci PGI'CEfUil VaUl'1da P6al'SOi'1 Trina Perlev JiI'1XSV POf'iiafOWSKi Barbara PI'iTiCiDG JUiia RGGSG Ruth Reid Ti'1OI'TiaS Rnodes Alberta Riddifik NiaI'V RODGVISOD Fi'aHCES RODil'1S NaI'iCV ROVGI' Clossfyin' 143 . A A Judlth SCHOOIEV . Gary Skinner bw Marv SIUSHEF 3 Deena Smith Kay Smith K X K S Molly Smith ' 'X BFGVTUB Snead , Alvvilda srepnenson Mike Taylor 'i - ,, KrisThompson A- 1 M - , ' 'L V is - G! - u xl a WX ri- Joann Tmberg DGIDWB Tucker Q. . William V3I'Q3 AIVCG Walcavich Paul White Carole Widmer a, P3'Cl'iCi3 WilIiS ' ,-I Mf. Percefull who teaches Chel'T1lStI'Y, wants to DECOITIG the flfSt t63Cl1el' In SDBCE thf0UQh the SDBCE SHUUIGS Te3Ch6I In SDZCQU DYOQYZITI. 74111 fflflwfyrri Aga 7-as QA CT' 5 r JF ds -'sffxl - ,. . Half-ag ' 2, ,31- l, I '4' K 41? nw: ,4 In his hlgh school years, Mr. Bailey WBS an excellent b3SketbaII play- er, shown here at Madlson Square Garden. IAP photo! Ms. Ff3l'lKeI'l is leafning the D3SiC feel for p3r8S3iIing. Clossifyirw' 1415 When one thinks of an overdue liDi'3l'V book, he ei- ther thihKS ofthe book that is hidihg lh the DOttOlTl of his ClOSef, Ol' he m3V recall the CleeD, JOl'm W3VmSl'l voice that used IO COme over the intercom system. Remem- ber? The one that used IO gO, A'8l'lVOI'ie who l'18S 80 overdue liDI'3i'V book Of' ODlig3'CiOI'1 better get if taken care of Fight away. Unfortunately, that voice will f1eVef DellOW that Wafn- ihg Oh the announcements again because this year MF. George TeDO decided to Te- tire. From the beginning ofthe SCl'iOOl'S l'1iStOf'V, MF. TeDO held 3 ViCe-Di'iI'lCiD8l'S posi- tion and m8I'lV people h3Ve gi'OWl'l 'CO love his Dig l'le8I'f and Wafm smile. Although m3l'lV people have been around him fOI' the DZSI six Ve3I'S, eVel'VOI'1e m8V DOI know 8 few tl lif1gS NeVeY' about his background. For example, before he got into teaching, lvlr. Tepo played professional football for the BOStOh Yanks, now known as the indianapolis Colts. Af- ter that, Mr. Tempo coached football at VPI and Marion UhiVerSitV. Then ih 1957, he started teaching at the old Virginia Beach High School. Ih 1962, he went tO Kellam High where he stayed until 1979, the year our school was completed. The rest is Stallion history. Now, Mr. Tepo is en- joying his well deserved re- tirement by fishing, travel- ing, gardening, and spend- ing time with his grandson, although we are 3ll glad that he's having fuh, the h3IlS seem a little empty without him. Checking out a library book will never be the same. - Kim Price - Tony Arviola LXTQW-J This picture obtained from Mr. During lunch, Mr. Tepo guarded Tep0'S daughter, shows that he was against students who tried to cut not just a vice-principal at our ln line. school. lilo ClOSSIlYIl'l' to be FOf'gOttei'l '..J . 'N 'K fl 4 Y Of COUI'Se John Craft WBS I1Ot in tI'0Uble lI'1Ste3Cl he spent 3 lot of helping MY. Tepo 3I'0UI1d the SCYIOOI Q 'VF Mf. TEDO and MF. Callthefl C3l'lfl0t GECIUE who 96125 the ITIOD, and who 96125 the DYOOITI. Takiflg time Ollt from DI'OfeSSl0I13l fOOtb3ll DI'3CtlC6, MY. TQDO, num- Del' 51, and fellow te3mm3t6S, posed for 3 DICUJTG. MF. TGDO gives his l'eDl3C6lTlel1f, DF DZVIS, 8 few DOiI'1t6l'S about OLII' SCh0Ol. Clossifyin' 147 'x 'vw 'fe eil ,ef ' ik is 1?-Q it cr Y 'T -139' 5'--5.2 'ira9r?kf '12 .., 1 J'-are 'lj Tfff N: X Q: . me-si 6 T.: ' n-'wma-new ,P x w W 41' 5 n. Q-.lnvdi . Mm, ..,, I W Networks moy hove their hit shows, but Green Vcir With on unrelenting desire to prove thot the first time wos no fluke, the soccer teom stormed bock to the stote finols to once ogoin put us on the mop os o mojor soccer power. The yeor begon, occording to Cooch Bill Vorgo, With O blueprint for success ond o gool to ochievef' Winning the Beach District title undetected wos one of their desires. They did this with on incredible disploy of tol- ent ond teom unity. Because we've ployed together before in junior high ond select soccer, soid Todd Shermon, we were oble to mesh together os one unit with the help of Cooch Vorgof' Led by on All-Beach core of seniors, Wes Word, Eddie Perry, Seon Kelly, ond Scott Duggor, the teom won squeokers over Western Bronch tl-Ol ond Lofoyette tl-Ol to win the Ecst- ern Region, The team then trovelled to Richmond for the stote chompionship, where they overpowered Douglos Freemon in the semifinols. Their stote chompionship dreoming eyes, however, were once ogoin teorified in the finols os they lost l-O to Woodbridge to ogoin toll one gome short of their gool. Despite this blemish on their neor perfect seoson, the soccer teom wos, os Jomes Okonkwo remorked ' 'i,. obviously upset, but we were proud of our show- ing. This time we looked like ci Stote Chompionship teom. e l-ledssen Serrono Aggressive defense was one of Green Run's trademark, and Jody Findley filled the prescription against a Maury defender. 150 sporiiri' it i' :- . Run hos its go s Dynosty .-sw' A' ..-af T-4'1 FB pr' f df ' .4 Q.. ' ' ' v- ' 4-vt01uQ v ,J OJ! - . YI ' Q Y .Q - 40 r f' 'A' - li- U 9.30 'vu' U t - , l ,Ii .' . ' 'ii' u I 'K 1, . u rl tffrvvti- 'rx,'r:'.1 J. s' ,f QP, iw. V' .ffm-, ,Janna - . ,- i If 5 1 . ir' ' '1 Q . W s-,' , ' .bf-.. H ' I f i 9 . I 0 9 ...J V -if Jr- J-.-f . .,r'0' Q I i V D Qt us. . 40110 4 ,' 4 .wfmu X I A W.. N 4: 9 . 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'9' ABOVE: Despite earning first-team all- beach honors primarily for their offense, Eddie Perry and Jeff Vargas show some tenacious defense against a hapless Kellum defender. LEFT: Going high into the air, Jeff Var- gas makes a near impossible header against First Colonial. Unbelievably Awesome! By compiling a l2-4 record and capturing their first Beach District championship, the l984 girl's soccer team fulfilled Carol MacDonald's prediction that they would be unbelievably awesome Young players dominated the Beach District this year and Green Run was no exception. Eight of the eleven starters were sophomores and two of those, Kerry McVey and Lisa Marshall, managed to win All-Beach First Team honors. McVey also led the team in scoring. There was no jealousy for the younger start- ers, said Susan Strobach. We took them for their skills, not grade level. While the Sophomores did have quite an impact on the team's success, the returners were not sitting quietly on the sidelines. Trina Komuves was a Second Team All-Beach for- ward, Carol MacDonald and Peggy Maxey lent their experi- ence to the team as co-captains. The future looks very bright for the Green Run Soccer pro- gram. Brandon, the junior high champions for the past four years, should continue to pro- vide quality players. Coach Bill Turner has had limited experi- ence as a soccer coach but with each successive season his con- fidence grows. Turner's i985 prediction - We will have our best year ever. - Shane Larkin fi , Q The girls wear hom gives oncoura Q- mont to their follow teammates on field. N I , K .,, J rg- iq' w, , N llj- Desplte being seen here on the bench 7 -r A - L to Rl Carol McDonald Lisa Marshal 5 H Q rg and Debbie Breed were all starters on 7 the gurls soccer team s first Beach Dls trict Championship ever Y 5. i qui, hflqiki i I 9 343.2 2 fi!! - L to R: Anne Norman, Lorena Nelson, , and Tracie Niemoeller, looks on with excitement as their teammates attempt a goal. r wr I i .ae Q yu-0f o '51 yu v,, 9 s- ' ' 15 SN 'fa X a. K 1 5 I -f Y' af-r '4 Bw 5 6, L Q ,. , Nr i l f 1 On- if Mt af V' 8' A ' - ,,,........Q'4 Cu' I ' ' I . i T 'QA ,ff Q' ' 'T ' 'kr i l . ' ' ' ' ' L ' 1 3 1 a l 0 I .vt 3' X as 0 19 1 -a J fp , 'iz 4 I e , Q Q. I 'H . 1 AM l ' A fi l l 'lf K I -A Wg? Q2 Wt ,QU A N 1 112, s 4 4 f sz in 1 'Q h ' Y im l n ew f it I . t if. 'lilt f, if ' - I I 1 1 4 I 1 p f 'K' W Q , Q ,QE 6 51' an ' -wang Q 99 l A E , Sponm'H 153 With talent and skill, the girl's track team finished their season with 4 wins and 2 losses. According to Coach Elisha Har- ris, The girls were a talented group. We didn't have many this year, but they were ettectivef' The team had many out- standing accomplishments. Shirley Gilchrist was the Beach District champion in the long jump, placing first and setting a new district record. Darlene Stoll placed second in the high jump, and the 400-meter relay team claimed the district title. I enjoyed being on the team, said Debbie Selby, it was hard work, but it was a lot at fun, - Mia Cooper .ff DY. li 1 Y Q 1 1'fA'.lf f 1 I nv WZ, ABOVE: Giving if her oll, Chris Golden displayed some of Green Run's perseverance. RIGHT: Showing the high-flying spirits the Stallions possessed, James Wil- liams propelled himself to be a lop con- tender in the Beach. 1511 Sportin' it Reaching for the Top 5 . . 'x C5 Q x 5 1' g ' - s. l U Q ff s X , I I 1 Z K- af -1 i 1. 'FW .AN ,, A ,, .'2'U4'n 'SX l l 1 -I ,f Y .4 I 1 Growing by Leaps and Bounds Sprinting off to their best sea- son ever, the boy's track team finished the i984 season second in the Beach District standings. The team's winning ways were continued in post season com- petition where they recorded im- pressive performances in the dis- trict and regional meets. The team finished second only to First Colonial in districts and beat all other beach teams in the regional meet held at Todd Sta- dium in Newport News. In an earlier meet held at Todd Stadium, the 2-mile relay team of Shane Larkin, David Coulter, Walter Smith, and Noel Wick took home the only Green Run medal, but many other runners came on strong in the regional meet to show just how much im- provement could be made in a month's time. Multietalented individuals were a contributing factor in the teams successi Doug West, Dar rin Seals, David Coulter, and Don Moore could be counted on to place in several events. This was also a year for record breaking. Chris Auger set a new school record in the pole vault. Don Moore eclipsed the previous record in the long jump. Mike Lawton sprinted to a new record in the 200-meter dash, and David Coulter outdistanced all others on his way to a new record in the mile run. With the momentum they cre- ated in their victory over Cox, the boy's track team was able to compile a four and two record, setting a precedent for the future and rewriting the past. - Alisa Corbett A ff - A L A ine ABOVE LEFT: Chris Auger had grace ABOVE: With a form that was second to match power, vaulting to first place to none, Darlene Stoll placed second in in the district. the high jump in the district meet. I LEFT: Long jump champion Shirley Gil- christ set a precedent by establishing a new district record. , 1,-., ,A f- A gggg QW' -41,17 1904 ff 1- , JM- '14 f ,Q at if ' 4 .gif ' A Sportin' It 155 I Diamonds in the rough A solid, veteran infield with experienced players in promi- nent roles was the key to the baseball team's success en route to a lO-7 record, We were a young team, said CoachGuyl-tyatt, butallofour seniors not only started, they starred. Whenever a team is so com- pletely driven by graduating seniors, the next year can signal a letdown, but Paul Adams didn't predict that to happen, I think our underclassmen can step into the vacant positions and do an admirable job, Adams said, lf they do, you can expect us to be in postseason DlOY-H Coach l-lyatt cited Stanley Layden ostheteam'smostvalu- able player. Layden batted .395 and was the team captain. Dave Elepano and Layden re- ceived First Team All-Beach honors, and Don Easton and Chuck lrrer were Second Team choices. The highlight of the season, said l-lyatt, was get- ting so many players on the All- Beach team. Hyatt looks forward to some- day completing the perfect sea- soni being undefeated and State Champions, 5 Shane Larkin Above right: George Armbruster reads signals from his catcher. Right: Getting the jump on the ball, Don Easton displays his talents. 156 Sportin' lt J. F. Wffff V ,. pw-sync ,ft ' Left: Taking the lead is Chuck lrrer against Princess Anne first baseman, Scotty Hill. ,.- 15.43 Below left: Tim Vess walks casually back to the bench. e ., recom ...K f If p 1: gs, F SL . ' v 1 Z gan J - s uf ,-v . - V, pc .ni f ' ' ' . -,if A ff 'g 9 -is , ' -f ,mmf , w--Wg . -' bfi --aww 1f'- , ,. . H,-Sf, f . ....-A.,-'ham f..'.u- f'. fi silfiis-an Above: The stallion defense trots back toward the bench as it gets pre- pared for the offense. On the mound for Green Run was George Armbruster against Cox. Far left: Relaxing on offense, the stal- lions watch in earnest. Sponm'H 157 ABOVE: Second year coach Pat Mann emphasizes team work in a pep talk before a game. RIGHT: Pitcher Denise Frank winds up durinio hotly contested match at Prin- cess nne. FAR RIGHT: One ofthe Lady Stallions' offensive keys was powerhitting, deftly executed by Debbie Taylor. :za Spam' IT Z: Q Q. ,nf qs- -0.--an-.......- 121' .qs - vdfvua-.1 ng,-' - .......e .Ln nf-nx..-L- Ana-.4---.-n-.nnlnuh ..- l.f't-gl.. H2'.5U '-. EFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Debbie Tiwanna Eure, Michelle Devera, SEC- Kathy Irrer, Page Smith, Melody Doyle, i, Karen Cromwell, Debbie OND ROW: Coach Pat Mann, Lisa Micki Hartley, Louise Howe, Denise ylor, Veda Wray, Lisa Dunaway, Eisele, Kim Shaw, Selena Eskridge, Frank, Athena Luces, Rowena Luces. Post Pitch Follies With the presence of second yeor cooch Pot Morin, the Lody Stollions become o teorn deserv- ing of respect in the Beoch Dise trict. Despite the loss of eight ploy- ers, most of whom were storters, Cooch Monn foced odversity with rnuch intestinol fortitude. As Kothy Irrer soid, Despite rnony roster choriges, Ms. Morin wos oble to use the ployers she hod ond rnoke them ploy to the best of their obiIity. Vedo Wroy commented, She mode ploying the gome o lot ot fun ond turned us into over- ochieversf' With the return of mony key ployers such os two-time MVP Kothy Irrer, Vedo Wroy, Liso Eisele, ond Micki I-lortley, the GmenRunSKMmnswMbeotmmn kJwotchoutfonnthe'85seoson. --Hedssen Senono ABOVE LEFT: Micki HartIey's strong arm gave Green Run an added edge over their Beach District opponents. Sportin' It 159 il Kings ot The Courts Winning seasons are routine for most of Green Run's varsity teams, but tor the boy's tennis team it is quite unusual to finish with more wins than losses, in tact it had never been done be- fore this season. By compiling a 7 and 5 record, the l984 tennis team did indeed make history. What triggered this sudden emergence of a winning tennis program? His name was Inigo Alzueta. Inigo Compiled a l l-l record as the ffl singles player and placed second in the Beach District tournament. l-le also paired with Tony Temple to win the district doubles champion- ship. What can we expect of the l985 team? Is it probable that there could be back-to-back winning seasons? The number two, tive, six, and seven players are returning along with 5 other members of last year's team. Enough to make Tony Temple, last year's 9942 player, predict a possible district title in the very near future. - Shane Larkin FAR LEFT: As a Sophomore, Mark inf? xc' an-. - .if T . . 'gi' ig.. lv .' .aff '+'F i T ' 1 if wr---ve jr----QL s........-.,. ' . K V j H , ,t 1 -F, 5,:L-g:.a- 1' ' : - - , 3 r - , t . oft .fvi we ii f E1 i 5 1 ' ,ff 2 ? P .- a xf .L E Kal ' ' n . ' A q . P . -? ' FT, 0.5 , - , .- ' T-all A ' icky ,rl .gli ' , .2 111297. ,Mbna .' A he 1. 5 ggst4:i'. Rf. . 3 I , . T kit. , , if ,. .- 2 'L ' hem ' ' yin ntl v . , ,A -,TQ tl Y ' ,Tin w TOP: Makin History was the team's FAR RIGHT: Tony Temple was m J Hgalkin and om an com team seed and 'oined with Lambert found ample opportunity to ai as e C p y - L contribute to Green Run s but season pleted their first winning season. Alzueta to win t e district ever. championship. 160 Sporlin' ll ' ' f' 9HI'11f'.f.f.Evfi+g' 1 1 ,, - J .I 1- exf',,,r:-,y,.,,.- r -: .- .- ., Z.. .J ,-snap' ,r f- . ff-U.. ',--. ' X-f. .?,.'sr',,,Y - 1 - . at ,fm -..u,,u,...t -',,, ' , ,Pt-em,-31: 3z.,,,: x s g:'n:,w ,,,,-,,' 1 ,Q s?ti?'i+ .,. S it ' 4 , f, Qt -fy .-:-918.,g,:: 2,1 Z 'l-ixrfft' 5 Qt .-w 295 - -. . .1 . Q, eff. -. - . . 1 fi - fi-51:2 :-ti: .fM:7f?55::-fi ve - ' K , - u.1-i . if:-, -se .- 1--1,-3 --,N .21 . , N In Y, I, i,g,5isa,,S-s,,.:'q:ag'r3g1,3'3.iT4 fi-QQS 'T'dlQ-'tfthffi' DLL.-Qfq.'WW'5fQ93tf'Vl iii.. 7'iV.!5E f l 'r ' '-r J ' '. .. A ' 241 : l , . I IE gifs' A-N Q.,.,,:,-i.47.g1jL.:g,1Q-siiialtjs .Q . A, a!,:Qi5a,WM,,,,f5g,lf, asi a? Shy? , ,- sgaifgxszfi',:,+1f.'-,nf ., .. . , g.'-.rff ..,e. .. :' l 2 i ,L-9, . - 5 .an- TOP: The team's Number l player, Rhonda Hansen, had to be an example for the rest of the team. Damse s In Distress? Going into the season without last year's seniors, who held three of the top six positions, first year coach Cindy Edwards had a difficult task before her. The season started off on a good note as the Lady Stallions had easy victories over Kellam and Princess Anne in the first few matches, things went down- hill from there as they ended the season with a 3-9 record. Despite their losing record, Coach Edwards was positive about the team's performance. Rhonda Hansen was definitely our top player, she knew the ins and outs of tennis and didn't mind helping the others learn, said Coach Edwards. Ashley Anders was the team's motiva- tor, her attitude was outstand- ing, and she definitely believes in the team concept. Coach Edwards made prac- tice fun, said Lolita Dellora, but she always stressed the im- portance of a serious attitude during a match. - Hedssen Serrano Mltttfhtt X,-4 'i,.,,, V -n figfiy-typ .M we C 0 -3 -,JF . hub BOTTOM: Ashley Anders was a team layer and motivator. Her attitude helped the team survive. spomn' it 161 fi 'silt Y: ' it A A T L in v - -LR' ,N ish :Qu I -T HN. X 4, Q Ap ,.. ',1 W ZW 5 i+82?ii'il'.i4it8f3 203354-Svfii H -if . .ni f . dbx,-L: 1? Q2 e :U si- ' - ma - . LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: A. Valencia, A. Pulle , J. Webb, W. Dildey, K. Gilchrist, E. gatewood, W. Jones, 4 .r . Lawton, E. White, E. Armbruster, THIRD ROW: J. Parker, D. Williams, K. Wilson, B. Mann, T. Oelgoetz, J. Var- gas, B. Scott, S. Vehorn, SECOND ROW: D. Miller, R. Jones, M. fe.:-.5 - -- f-, - :--- -L :Y ' it? .4 elm '- 4'H- T Wi .' 'S , 'VX .1- ' :'lX'oB'i... -1 .- . F NSN R- 'ffw'f F? i Ll 'uj-el v-.'q'f i f. ' ' !.1.f h'3 Ziv'Hi '.: 25.3 .lf l.?cgu.gf.s LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: B. Grif- W. West, L. Bland, F. Conte, S. Lewis, fin, M. Pantak, D. Moore, M. Sgeu Iia, M. Sneide, T. Cason, A. Chamblee, N. Warren, B. Harding, SECOND ROW: Trainer - R.J. Meade, lrsnl I flair .. .i I 1 H s.'J4 FW .A V- Sl . . ' 'Q I' vii i 4 1 4 f 'R 3 1- s Q E X I L -I 'xx 1 ' I ' :j N S ' ' qu ,0 A iss V - q - f s V ,N sn, ' 'gf Nj , v X . -754:15 'sm' . fu 'Q s JE -f.An:44.2.,.: 1-45' fs fy '4- ,gf -M ' age'-T - FD-'N . :few rr.. . -19m - -9 -- U- --vo x 4-eg-,-.ni1-pw11.--'.11--,-.l.q.4.--. lLl ifilipi.. L :Qui '-.. A.-11--1.--..1 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Grif fin, M. Caldwell, D.J. Walker, K Gou anious R. Raines M. Darb B Q I 1 yr ' Hill, SECOND ROW: J. Perkins, J. Cur- tis, G. Mumphrey, B. Goode, D. Lilly form, J. Young, C. Boulin, THIRD ROW: N. Walsh, G. Garret, F. Simmons, T. Cooper, A. Grizzaro, J. Forbes, S. Fischer, 162 Sportim' IT COACHES: LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW: G. Corte, T. Rhodes, E. Harris, BOTTOM ROW: E. Booth, S. Boone, 1 I D l 3, . i 1 ' I 1 ew' l ', 4' '-' .. gg iiitidi pi 1 TOP: Sometimes the players found it hard to contain their joy as they jumped to the top of the district standings. MIDDLE: Keith Wilson piles-up more yardage on his way to the district scor- ing title. BOTTOM: The Stallions await the kickoff with anticipation, much the same way as Green Run's many fans anticipated their first Beach District championship. i l i l ' l I Z l i I Z 'v l it l l, l L. l X , 4 i i , J i Breakin' Un Through Continuing a winning tradi- tion, the football team once again finished the season with more wins than the previous year. Led by outstanding backs and receivers on offense and a hard-hitting, swarming defense, the Stallions won their first Beach District football champi- onship. lr wp, i, 4 Jr jc KM 5 , 'fi 'KM Q.: -ff rfb: rr f 'J my I li jak. 1 .sf ,H ' , 7 ,'T'.l? fy C' ,-L'-fav , W.- , K 1, Z' K, ,i , -xl N.j',A,1-,Yi Q...-, .?i8n.c54ii 3 X 'sl ., 'Jilin 'Lx lp: xi' vzpisit Y If 9 A :isqzwgag ki, ygjlitf-its ada Y -. 'J' A K ri,-Ari' in A . L, is , lrfztwg 10:5--if A , X 'fir 1 s .Q-pf' sf? ff- fs ., .r .gi A, ,,,,,V QQ,-f .rufu X., 'kqgxxr 5, ..J',1 , , v'i,i 5 ,5m'Yt..fi5 ' ff' ,'3,,4',. , '45 ey ,' -L .vS.,.r ' 'i.,IA'.,,J .. haw.- A K... f 4.vPh:.w. wa- Y. ,--,.fh maya .. 'w3ft3J2ek, 'd xvf4.- ,335 ff? f '12 ' 'V ., ' r f- s.i.,.' 2 fs 1'2 I 'Hg' The most exciting game in Green Run history? Green Run vs. Kempsvillel We pick up the action in the last minute of play. Coach Rhodes sends in the miracIe play - Mitch Pantak throws a bounce pass to Keith Gilchrist on the end - The ball takes a bad bounce - Gilchrist recovers it - Gilchrist throws a bullet to Maurice Harold - Harold pulls it in - Harold races to a touchdown. Final score, GR 'l5, Kempsville 14. Coach Rhodes commented, Beating Kempsville the way we did, in the last minute of play for the district title, was definitely the highlight of my coaching ca- reef. Players as well as coaches ben- efitted from the season. Keith Wilson remarked, Without the hard work of the coaches and the dedication of the players we couldn't have gone as far. The season was fun and worth all the pain and work, added Steve Vehorn. - Eugene White Sportin' It 163 -1 H-' 249' JH Sgt Y ? .. , , 5 V -.1 1- rg - I ,- -. - Y . 4-id 1 .bv Y-ff' , i 1,53 pq. ', In - .h l L, . ,, 4 -I , - ' , .-, 'jf 1 . f '- , 11- ' if 1-' ' in '-1 ' 1- is--1, 032 'u . 'A if Y ' 1-' 4- ..-. 4. , - 4-' - li. r,' as . f' . . , le - - , iq s , ,nf--0 s . Q,i5'1 - - va - ' I I -. ii - 'X -,w s r, ' ' E I 'U' E6 fx mans-.- Proving the Critics Wrong Shooting for o new gool, the field hockey teom kept itself in contention this yeor by finishing o surprisingly successful seo- son. This seoson wos supposed to be o rebuilding one for the lody stollionsg however, the teorn finished with o 6-7 record ond o berth in the district tour- nornent. Cooch Cindy Midkift deserves 164 Sportin' It much of the credit. The first doy of proctice the girls were trying to figure out which one wos their new cooch. lt didn't toke long for me to fit in. They sow how much I wonted to win. The teom wos olso foirly new. Losing key ployers to groduo- tion didn't hurt the teom too bodly. Kathy Huey wos o good motivotor. The woy she ployed, she got the teom oll psyched up. She wos olwoys hustling. Ally- son Hopper olso got the teom reody to ploy. She contributed the key gools. Pottie DeWitt led the defense from the gool coge, ond Debbie Breed wos our strong defender ot the center line. Two sophomores, Stosio Stroboch ond Mory Meode, mode importont contributions olso, soid Midkiff. The teom wos deolt o hord blow in the opening round of the district tournoment when they were beoten by Kempsville, but by stoying competitive, it has put itself in o good position to vie for the title next yeor. - Eugene Whiteiiiim l lllb l l J l l -4 i ir! fi 9 l l l . li, ilk if-4 -Q I NI I l l l l f ' l l i l 1 i if l l ltoii, MD ,IRQ ., . bg . ,.. r . p ..,. . 0 - -f J W 1 J ' inf., - ..., st... . .f v jf. 14.35 JJ . . . , Q li 'T K 7 NL. l ' N ' fl' fi E ' ,W V Vx' f, . gl! 2 ' ' f - -. ' 1 .r ' ' T-'-V. , I -. -we , ve '- A 4 ' A 1. fi .,,-,,' aw-vu ' - 84' ' , ' - , ' f 0 h ', H .,. fe ' . W ' A f f xi I ',,1','.' X , H .R . - A. 1' ' . ' :fi .,, ' gina ' 'fagqd -V 1 If ' . 1 . 'v- 'V ming -:I-.vlyv .v -q b N, 1,9 sv? vi: i-.':Sa:3:l:A.., ,v ,,,', lx U X V V v- f - i - .' 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LEFT: Hey, its my ball, claims Debbie Spadatora while two defenders ot Cox try to intercept. 1. ,,... , 1155. it-',La 's'v Sf' 1 fn- I fqcir up 'Q lx'-, if M gan.: -g -4, 1 Lugz. 3 2'-f 4.49 xi' Q c . 4 ABOVE: Being there at the right time, .lanice Russbuldt defends and counter- attacks a Kempsville player. ... ,' Q , V U 'A' 7 - 1 ABOVE LEFT: Making a move, Allyson we ROW: K. Huey, A. Hopper, SEC- Schwechten, G. Parina, M. Williams. ROW: K. Tragon, S. Strobach, A. FOURTH ROW: Cindi Midkiff, J. Lind- C. Benitez, J. Pool, B. Roger- say, J. Ace , J. Persons, J. Russbuldt, an THIRD ROW D Breed A Corin, BI Gr ory, A. Petreska, M. n . : . , . . Reardon, D. Spradatora, S. Meade, A. Martzlli. Hopper struggles to go for the goal. Sportin' IT 165 RlGHT: After the race, the Green Run's Cross Country team stands tall with triumph. - 'ww' . Lili . a. f. .ar-9-G V ' at 2 -1 ,v n. ' v 4' 'Vu its ' . ! P -, -L ' 1 1-e--gg W . in' D. . ABOVE: Going up the hill at Mount Trashmore was one of the toughest part of the course shown in Julie Kohl face. RIGHT: Valerie Bramlet who was the top runner of the team heads towards the finish line! FAR RIGHT: Keeping pace with one another, Missy Ritchie and Trina Komuves go for it all. 166 Sportin' It I P Q y.0 1-ff 11 quam -f-svn' an ,500-Pi QQFEIHMI. ,,-,n - - Y fb- f- 'K 'J an-so 1 ff 525:24 nf ' i5f21'f1: '5n Q I -I 'Q ,o -.-'Q if SP4 . y ,.. ' 'C-. s 1 ' 54' ' Xofu 'I l. Nl., 'Yll 4- 3, 1396 'T-1?-4' 'qui' 4- xx Lexan . - - 4:- 1 ,... -in 9 'T' ,nz --. , e 'Vi ,,3'1'1gi'f , .ll 1 . -.- lr-. I 1 I I :is t lie fi? 'f I, -'r M 1'l .,.,rl li , I New Faces Going New Places It was supposed to have been a difficult year for the cross country team due to the loss of David Coulter, because he graduated, and a pre-season in- jury to Sonia Lawler. But that didn't hold true, as both teams showed their char- acter with 5-l regular season records, and a second place fin- ish in the district tournament. The boys were led by Walter Smith, who placed second in both the district and eastern tournaments. Noel Wick was another major contributor to the team, The girls were led by Val Bramlet and Julie Kohl. The season started off with any easy win over Cox, lt didn't stay that easy. The second meet against Kempsville was tougher. The meet at Mount Trash- more was a disappointment for both teams, as they lost heavily to the chiefs. The team then showed their heart as they bounced off of this defeat to beat four district oppo- nents in a row. - Hedssen Serrano ABOVE LEFT: Placing in second in the district Walter Smith victorously. Cros- ses the tinish line. LEFT: Green Run's cross country team stretches before the regional meet at mount trashmore. id ABOVE: In the moment of tension, Tri- na Komuves, Valerie Branlet, Annie Solomon, and Miss Ritchie try to relive their pressures bezore the start of the gun. Sportin' It 167 RIGHT: With an unblockoble jump shot, Joe Dorby scores with ease. BELOW: Skilltully, Derek Latham ecutes a perfect Icy-up. A we 4'.'f ., t,..,k1 1. V' ta 168 'QQOVUVM :T 23 .Vg 993 Row! G ColIms,K GIIchmr,L Shoo' B Gflfmel, B Nelson, K Burley, D COCWOFWS rjwow, C 661013, D Lmhum, J Darby, F BYOWVW, W Jones, D MOOYO, C G'b50 1. Efiwfm1,R Clurk, M Pfmmk Row2 N Woven, W Hooks, Couch BNI ,t A Vengetul T Victory l, Proving itself the best in the leach for two straight years, the ,oys' basketball team blew Away Kempsville 53-46 in the listrict Championship game. I Two years in a row, was . cob Clark's reaction to the vic- tory. We've proven in the layoffs that we are the better team. The season started with a leak picture as only one starter l V returned from last year's team that won the Eastern Region ti- tle. But that returner happened to be Joe Darby. Joe is the best guard in the state, said coach Bill Cochrane. Since his return, the team has been 29-7. l-le has been the catalyst of the team. With Joe leading the starting line-up, we lost only five games this year and also won the pres- tigious Norfolk Catholic Tour- nament beating Calvert Hall, 62-53, dispite their national ranking in the USA Today high school poll. In the Beach District tourna- ment we got a measure of re- venge beating Kempsville and Princess Anne. The Cavaliers, who had won a squeaker 49- 48, were nowhere close to us as they lost by twenty points. - Hedssen Serrano ABOVE LEFT: During an intense game, Coach Bill Cochran gives the players some expert advice. ABOVE: Considered no common Joe by his opponents, Joe Darby sets up the defense. Sportin' it lo? WW? a time-out, Coach Larry Bow- a few helpful hints to Alisa Down BUT NDT QUT Like o stonding wove, the girls' bosketboll teorn went through o period of ups ond downs. The seoson looked bright enough os they rolled post their first opponent, Churchlond l-ligh School, beoting them 46-36. With thot convincing win, the teom looked like one of our best They then reoched rock bote tom os they lost ten out of their next thirteen gomes, sporodicolly Row l: A. Corbett, K. Huey. Row 2: B. Hopkins, S. Ward, V. Wray, R. Ellsworth, L. Houle, J. Comer, L. Darcus, D. Sims, T. Donnellan, L. Longest, K. lrrer, S. Krell, D. Breed, L. Bowman, coach. ' YU Spoftiri' ll winning o few. During this time, soid Lesly Dorcus, we didn't know whot wos wrong. Nothing seemed to be going our woy. But like o good scientist, cooch Lorry Bowmon chonged lineups until he found the right chemistry omong the ployers. l-le found this combinotion in the First Coloniol gome, enobling them to win four gomes in o row ond eorn o presti- gious spot in the Virginian - Pilot's Tidewoter Top Ten ronk- ing, plocing eighth. The success we experi- enced, commented Aliso Cor- bett, wos more on indicotion of our teom thon whot we showed ot the beginning of the seoson, ond we finolly proved it when we put ourselves in the position of getting into the ployoffsf' The seoson norrowed down to the lost gome os they indeed pi themselves in o position to eorn ployoff berth focing o tough o ponent in defending Eostern R gionol chompion Cox. If th would hove won, they wou, hove quolified for the four teoq Beoch district ployotfs, But ol they fell 50-6l, thus ending th seoson. - l-ledssen Serron ffillijf R ' woe N . rvtll i ' ' ll, Ili N ag, 40 X i lfl'I l FUN 'UW S O I 2 0 P: -'Y After a jump shot by Kathy Huey, Alisa Corbett prepares for o rebound. 9. s is f X ef f ' I 6.12 ' Contidently, Kathy Huey shoots the ex- tra point. A free throw is an easy shot tor starter Julie Comer. Sporfim' IT 171 Muscles Muscles Muscles On the strength of just three wresders the wresthng teanw placed fifth in the state meet. lt was a great ending to a mediocre season. ln the regular season, we were 7f6 and finished in fourth place. We ddn?faNrnuchbeHeNnthedB- trict tournament as we finished fifth and had only one individual titlest, David Stoval in the 98 pound dass ln the regionals we advanced six wrestlers but only placed three wrestlers: Stoval f2ndl, Keith Wilson f2ndl, and Steve Diaz l3rdJ. Stoval, who had lost to Jody Jackson of Great Bridge in the regionals, was not favored in the materheeh butin the Hnah, Stoval won a thriller against George Mills of Robinson High School, barely winning lO-9. For Diaz at l38, he was not even expected to place in the state. After a shaky first round match winning 6-4, Diaz was neverchaHenged agahm He topled Karl Kronlage of W.T. Woodson in the finals, 2l-3, to win the state title. At l76, Wilson had to meet hs arch-nenvss, Rob Lannore of Kempsville in the state finals. lnthenpxewousrnatchesinthe Beach District and Eastern Re- gion finals, Wilson only lost by one point each. ln thefinals, Wil- sonledthroughoutrnostofthe rnatch but eventuaHylost 6-4, placing himself second in the state. A l-ledssen Serrano Keith Wilson fights ta pin a Princess Anne opponent who struggles to get up. 47? 'LOOVTIVV ll I Row 1: S. Diaz, C. Rice, E. Mawrey, J. Row 2: Coach Ta lar, R. Janes, D. Mc- cia, B. Mann, Coach Turner. Missing Larsen, B. Callahan, B. Mills, D. Stovall, Donald, D. Yockelz K. Wilson, A. Valen- M. Blachura, M. Hanna. Uh Determined to win, Steve Diaz concen- trates on how to pin his aggresor. With fierce determination, Allen Valencia strives to throw his opponent. Trying to roll over a P.A. grappler for o pin, Keith Wilson attempts a halt- nelson. ! 4 I Spomm' IT 173 x 'yr -'u Diane Morwick shows her stuff on the bars. Beginning her last tumbling run, lngrid Woodhouse concentrates on winning. ,.... Q was - 5, . Row 'l: K. Sessoms, R. Ambito, mana- gers, L. Seessoms, A. Crain, F. Bugarin, ' 1 ' '.3f5.4f Tf R' . ' -V 4' 'Je A, . ,fghrv ' gif? ' gil' Q A A 5 . f-- .r '-' is - ogy' .. -1443 I . . - 1.g,j.- Wg, - ' 1-.. I ' I-..., . I , ' ij . Mi M , X ' I if 1 r L. Kennedy, D. Breslin. Row 2: S. Click- D. Morwick, H. Thoms, M. Stock. ener, I. Woodhouse. Row 3: K. Barlow, Before a meet, Gerry Paring tries her aerial. XA lffffflllul IT I H-,.,b.N ..----- -saws-1-6 41 3' Surviving With Bumps And Bruises Befallen by unforeseen cir- cumstances, the girls' gymnastic team suffered through a dis- appointing season. First-year coach Kolantis, after four years of coaching on the junior high level, was distraught by many hardships. Before the beginning of the season, the team lost a lot of ex- perience due to graduation. The 84-85 team ended up with ten sophomores and three seniors. Despite their inexperi- ence, fate had no pity as the team was stricken with a total of seven major injuries fto add to their sufferingsl. This year, gymnastics had a rebuilding year, expressed Ms. Kolantis, and through our adversities we grew as a team. Our sophomores have a lot of potential and with the experience they gained this year we are looking for a more prospewus season next year, .f l-lQ,jl5,gur j,tgrrGr'iQ Sportin' ii 175 ln a class all by himself, sophomore Matt Darby set a new school record of 47'3 in the triple jump and went an to win the state title. Participating in both wrestling and in the high jump in indoor track. Allen Valencia was one ofthe few two-sport athletes during the winter season. Putting distance between herself and her opponents, Julie Kohl took the lead in the l,000m. l X N Reaching New l-lei hts Strengthened by the emer- of strong underclassmen, boys' indoor track team per- ideally in the city meet the second place by a large margin. l didn't anticipate the margin victory, Boone said of the competition in a recent interview. lt was just of those things where every- thing went into place for us. We really dominated. The boys were led by sopho- mores Andre Cason, winner in the fifty meters and long jump, and Matt Darby, winner in the triple jump. Placing also were: Lawrence Smith - first in the 500m, Mike Lawton - first in the 300m, Don Moore - second in the high jump, Brian Mann - Q third in shot putt, and Eric Hasty -third in the pole vault. The girls were led by Val Bramlet, who placed first in the l,OOOm and Cindy Mann, who placed third in the shot putt. The boys continued their suc- ess as they placed third in the state and regional meets. - Hedssen Serrano Soaring above most of his competition junior Eric Hasty finished second in the state. Accelerating for the long jump, Derek Latham goes for the gusto. .4 we 5 ' Sportin' ii 177 Wherever they are, in school or out, they keep F I r d U P us . . . One requirement for being a cheerleader is the ability and willingness to make spirited signs. Helping to capture an honorable mention in the clubs float category in the Home- coming parade are cheerleaders Libby Funkhouser, Donna Agunias, Melissa Aikman, Kathy Howell, RoMina Guison, Pam Flores, Cindy Stabler and Janethe Balagot. 178 Sporlim' ll You're always hearing about the teams and all the sports, but what about the people behind the scenes? The cheerleaders work hard at getting the students involved and spirited. They are responsible for get- ting the fans to cheer on the team and give the team momentum. Even when the fans seem to desert the team, the cheerleaders are still there. Our cheerleaders are the epi- tome of a Green Run student: they have lots of school spirit, they're well-rounded, and they get along well with others. They are leaders who get people ex- cited about their school. However, contrary to popular belief, cheering isn't all fun and games. There's more to it than just jumping around in short skirts and yelling. To begin with, the girls work hard to keep in shape. They practice four to eight hours per week during the Being o co-captain isn't easy, but it's fun as Kassandra Kildoy found out. summer, four hours a week dur- ing the school year, and attend a four-day camp in the summer. Most people don't realize that a lot of work goes into it, said Melissa Aikman. They also must maintain a C average. Unlike other teams, the cheer- leaders must earn some of their money. They sell spirit ribbons and buttons to raise money tc pay their expenses, and also tc pay for refreshments for the teams after each home game. Despite all the hard work and time involved, our rah-rahs still keep a smile on their faces. To them it's worthwhile. Kathy Howell said, After all the hard work we put in, it still pays off with all the things we get out of it. Miss Carolyn Keen, the spon- sor, also believes it's worthwhile. Sponsoring the cheerleaders is a real challenge, but it is extreme- ly rewarding. It allows me the priviledge of being with some mighty fine peopIe. - Anna Marcelli wa 5 6 ' iw E yy 'D ' ,.-- . ry- A Zi- ' 'iii' L' - , - 4 x , - ' A i ff x. ' --2-'v W vii if s- -.r J-f.-1 is ' ., i. 'Ut'-rf'1.-7513: ' 'fi '-f ' .,.'i i i-Q' ' ' '- 'ffm--z'1f-: A L1 .'3, '3, 1-an - .. ' A t ' L i if iv i.-1-.. f .ry ,.Q-'f'f '- 1 . ff' '-Q.fg5. .-I H' Q t .' gf V -.Ji - f+', . -ff .meme-f.c.r.iE ..f .-.- .1 W + aa, ws offs'-. , ti,-i. l i f 4 A ,,,v J'I, 1 , J? .4 Q., I Q' l '. rj 1' , V..-.Jr ' -1 v' '. First row:'Stepl1anie Clickener, Cindy Sfabler, Kathy Howell, Libby Funkhouser, Gina Gonse, Laura Salazar, Second row: Melissa Aikman, Pam Flores, Sharon Hoinacki, Kassandra Kilday, Janethe Balagot, Romina Guison, Donna Aguinas. Third row: Alfie Breeland, Kaye Anderson, Athenea Lucas. Cheerleadin is fun but it's also a chal- lenge, says Eindy Stabler. Sportin' li 179 I l -w.-., Oo C - l s L- 'H 'USM M A s. . o ,H 4 C I p v .n i '. 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Q 1 . -' I nuff - .salts A.-J' - x ' I I, V,,,.....A-' ' .. g' . ' - - 5 4 w. , ABOVE: After getting into early trou- ble by hitting his drive into the sand trap, Robert Luke gets his ball onto the green. Q,--v 4' -ts! ABOVE: Dominating the competition with his consistensy and excellent form, Cesar Castro shows that he's got the right stuff LEFT: Robert Luke swings his four iron into ball davoncing the green machine golf team. ABOVE: At the scenic Red Wing Golf Course Mark Hollingsworth tees off with some First Colonial golfers. Sponm'H 181 0 4 0 2 vi r 5 HF' it V. -4 ii V 'ff' I -A , 1 X , J. Q,,,,p4 . . ' , A iff XJ 1 ix WW - ,A .. .sv 'if QS 4 4 0 ' I M, 4 5 , My -gxi, ,5 3 A .......- Ps 'f- 2 . 0 4 2 43 Q gf 55.2 x H , A r 'Q if .5 2 1 x . E I , PT-+ 4' , ,, A , 1 - ' w , Q M f Nf 1 f Y A -' . ' ' . I 5 J N . ' 4 1 I I, t E - , ,Jw f ,W-asa. --'A+ , 1 . f - -. rm V, ' gig..-Wgf , ns 1 b V, . Y . n o L, U ' if A 1 I fa' 4' 2 - u ' I 1, gb... 1 ff ' . , - ' . 1 ' 'Q 'fb if B 2 - 4, wwf - MJ. h A . .-- ' ' l -g h .1 - .I 'ii - 1 '?'zA W', ' -1- ' 4 ss 1- - 5 W G-.K 'A W - M 4. ., - 0 ' -nr Q . 5 -' , ef' 3 - 9 Q 1 , 5 Q l 4 .. , , -9- , A 0 ' , . f . dv ,ef . - I ' ' - ww- f , ,,, l SQ-an S 5 El .ew F if Q 1 ' , ..,-.-, Bm If 'S L 9 4 ,ty up .5 'W'-inf' 1' A ' '43 , W pn- f 'f Q. f 0 ' ,Q 'aa N , ,'-up - 1 1 3 fs? ffi ' 5 M I wh--ll 1 . K A a-IC 1 'Kyo' ini - f ,..,J .-snag' 4i .i M M151 .453- Sul id REQUIR YCHAI BOARDS fp' 'The F4ewf FGdin School Sofhetruhg hevv osoally eh- tar s SCJFTWECTWTVTQ OXO. Dor- roweo, aho owe. No, nt's hota wecomg, ft's the Ahchor Emo! Grahteo ,foo coolo fnho sorhe' thxhg oTc - a teacher - sofhethuhg oorroweo - a Sercl or hoteoook - aho sorhethmg ouoe at school, out the rhost excutuhg thnhgs are the hew ohes. The AWCWQP cu-M3 as a gurls serflce orgahuzatuoh oeou- cateo to heworhg out the sthooN aho corhrhohuty. It as a ratlohal orgahuzatroh aho rs reiateo to the Corhoass aho Plot Uoos. The Af-wchor cioo has oohe Wa' y schooi oroiects. They Qf,',f':'fJ as tuhwebfeeoers for the oeoate toorharhehts. Oh Thahksgnyuhg each gurl rhaoe cooknes and the cloo oustruo- uteo therh to the teachers for a fall treat. Uh Chrustrhas they oecorateo the offuce Chrnstrhas tree. The cluo also took oart nh the SCA's secret oal orolect. All of these thnhgs were nm- oressuve, out the rhostrhwoor- taht eyeht for the cloo hao- oeheo oh Jahoary thirty-furst. That was the oay they aoooteo a charter aho oe- carhe a hatuohal orgahlzatloh. - Stacy Decker Although the Anchor club was new, it got involved quickly. Bess Rog r- aon strings popcorn for the Christ- mas tree in the rnain office. AnohorClub:Rnw1-A la-,wfw-1.1. A Nun ', In-1-:v H '.'-mfr-H 5' f1H'M+ M Angry.: Row3 ' H -V f-I vf ' Y rj ramp., I.. - A l'f,,,1.- w Ilvrzrlv, I. c,.m..,...-.nu K Ilrwn-fm-U H 'T ' now!-H n.,g,...v.., 'HC Jumpln' an Qf.i G 1 J 4: ,1- 5. o 1 T 1 9' 4 1 . '!'.j., ' , 0 - . , n Q . 5 u Cs: Q 0 I . v . . Av-tClubx low 1-S Suwwm r-can KI Benuv, D - S Nucnolaorw. Ummowrw. S Nhllofo. C Told'- tLmm.,nu 1 Mny, num. Mya:-u Umm M D Linn-ugqr-. A Pav-her low!-NI Glldo. H. Maman um, Row!-L We-any B MunqEnu.Q,,, Taylor H Evsy. F? Comm. rworw mombir. non 1-i vvuofmlr Ig llnvw J Fianfxti-1 Dofvlan low!! rfvafvvuer Robln stout bsglns to msks thls look llks e Christmas tree by strlnglng on the llghts. Ths strlngs of popcorn that took so long to meks are flnelly put on the tres by Bees Flogsrson. IABICBI Raw 1 Nl Hanna v ores A Jackson. Row 3 - D. Whucten. J. Walter. P. Hodges pres Fl Whaue sec Mrs Hallam Cross. Rawd- l.. Fr-ugge. S. Dayrlcc, A. Rush- eponeor Row! S Decker .J Clear rust: H con. Not: pzctur-ed: M. Wnharne. It looks like Kim Drennlng and Jenine Poole got the raw end of this deal. Stringing popcorn is dangerous and tedious. Needles hurt when they etick you! The end result, however, is well worth it. Cllnle Helpers: Row 1 -H. Eoly. T. Abemr, .J. Ar-nan, Nl. Tr-mov-was Flow E--M Amer-wr, D Snow. M. Jumpin' in 187 After receiving a proposal from one of the members, Tina Brooke aeka for feedback on the idea. I A A-.... N 4 , , ,Q DECAi Row 1 - K Sm-ul, V Santos. D P-1e'v ufuez PM A-Oulrle D Snamwe. D Singer H Ye'ferwqufJ D Hefuaf, Mr- Snarwn Row!-K E'.f.',w' Ei Sf'-url Y Nazjeab A hAar1er:,- B KA'jJf,fgv, 5 Ejgrf-wgvl T P-1ur1.,D Willem A 5' nv 'im D N'l'.'.4-:H Row3-N Lava K F-'O' Le' .1 E-,,f'f,ni,, K Colvjauar gn I, Morgan, Y PJl,,'p' , LJ U ein: U Ehcufl CJ Path D Pnnell Rowd-Cl Yu uw K Owerwe l Flefeu, -N Naflc.w,v L Dafa. ,Li Q Dawn G LeTe-eva, Q INALUYQ K fgfgfnarl ROWB1J Franke, C Gfay. 188 Jumpim' ID 1- --Y- .:.. ,-,- . ,N Ae the meeting adjourne, Cesar Castro turna to talk to a friend. Tina Brooke goea over the dey'e agenda while other members Iietan carefully. . S 1 x 1 . , T' 1 ...S .4 ., .1 .., K C7'u.irCl'1vlI,A Wlleon, IV1 Carr, A AISE, C Lon- Cieree. F3 Bush, J Schuyler, K Crowell Howl -Q O'Cei-roll, L. Nlyacc, C Verhaal, D Green. Nl Kulekowski, K Sir-ne, C Deeroorff, B Grin- nell Row?-VV Srmnh. A Vvileon, A Hooper, E Babey H Floeaeu, lv1 par'EDr15,J Scnrvwck, V Mwaner- T Slmueovv, M Dowe Row!-A Bled- 90:15 Crabb P Miller-, W Pannacon, F? Plants. S Snarmlg, C Cawrqll, C Wenaorw, M Wollecc. K. Gefviole, W Vvuuda, D Jeffrys 7 it K ny- 50744 El -W ' Q I-.nv in i..e.,,,.l. Our Business IS Business FBLA, er' FLlt,ur'f'e Ellflll lf-4 Leenlevsa Qf Anwerslcgfz, ll. ea r.Il lll Chet, allcnvvfs E5f,LJCjE3flY,5', ru lvl crease leadersalwlpl s,kllI-, tlwrsouglw eunwrners farwrl full vvorkelnope held et, Ncqvfnlllf State L,lnlver'Sl13y. No LJLTH-El' Club nee ae rn:-any energeulr-. and entnueneecne fnenwbernf, OP Such en honor eccrefjmefi to lt. Our FBLA we e Gold Seal Chapter, one of Uwe cop urwnne netlon. They have Peeeuved Severe! Chapter evversde uns cludung une too cnepnterln une reglon In Concrlbutlone. Cherternng and reectlvetlng the greatest: nurnbenof chapters, honor' chapter. After having gotten the dey'a agen- de, members wait for the meeting to begin. 9 x FBLA: Row 1 -- W. Mangurn. cr-walr-man, P. Cruee. A. Rowland. reporter. K. lngr-anarn, tr-ees.. S. Bar-ar-ask-, par, A. Floundfualci, rec, sec.. K. Hoover. cor-. sec.. T. Brooks. Ores . D. Bonoan, v pres., G Caborlan, r-ns., Mrs. Wucll mer. advneor. Row!--D. Stanczl, R Ralston. E. Coutae. J. Reed, H Ebay, S Ssdney. Y. Cr-alg, D. Dexter. W. McCoyua, T Moore. K. Martnn, T Masden, Row 3 -- S. Nhllatlcn, P Lewls. L.. Burch, L. Walker, T. Blau-, J. Brlnaon. V Swan- dla. G Whlce, L.. Hawklns, T Moore. R Jones. K. Parker, K. Powell. C Hart. Raw 4 - H Sr-ner, rnan. unknown. M. Dchoa. A Gller-a. S Fernan- cio. M. Hoover, T Sc-aaom, G Avlla. T Kornoves. unknown. G. Gonaa. L Funk!-vooser. S. Galvco. CI. Edwards. Row B - E, Punzalan. unknown, E. Bur-kholcz. J Erbennr-aor.. D Koll- man. E Br-others. T Waco. M Penny. L Fran- .l lill lY,s:l rif,T,l!lYjl41f.l l,f,,5ll1-rrlngllylrlvVflllvfll 0 llllfrlv r,lll',',,g'lr1lv,virP,,g,'4 ll sf ,',,g'r-V igrlfj 'rf,,'j ' Ilrrllrw' I-UV, fl' flu' fl' l,l'.lf,' fill glYl.'1'fn' fl? Czxvwrfev Tlllf, yrgfif' , fl,f'f' fA',lf Cufilrrlltmeff lvzlf: U '.:lv:.wr:' Cmnle arlrl fslluff is '.llf1f1T.iil,F' Dl GS3el'1T,?iElcJr'l U1 lYlffJ' l'l Hu FJQVWLS Url Uwe: lfllflfjl ',riV'f,ff ff Chew eupljcqrf. The FBLA also fgglcunarnfffff e typo-tnon and a Beecher ef Clie F7'lfDr l'Ul CCJr1t..E:SaK. T711 ' Glue rnoney for the g.1rOleeY Ke-:Le Puwel Gina Gonee and Steve Lurue await the recital of the creed. 6 ceake. K Vvmlanla. T Lynch, .J r-sonesy. J Bata- gov: FlowB-M Kossun, S Muller, J Han-econ. M Marscl-wander, L F-laclforo. N Lucy, Unknown, S Sr-nach. G Ellazar, N Basset. S Par-aces. .J Cyr- Row 7 - D. Galcr-new-, A Thompson, on- known. S QOOKE. S Hollldav. L Troy, C Legglar-Y dr-o. A. Petr-oaks. D Mlacer, M McCloskey. on- known. P Olaes. onknown, F Sail ROWS-D Martlnez. M West. .1 Corooz, A Doughty. J. Haclcllfrwen, S Zungaraellll nonrnefnber, Unknown, P Srmcn, S Soenca New B - L War-ffan. L. Frlgga. L. Avanson, .J Hone. D .Jafferys Row 10 - G Llccleflelcl. P Rosa L Eercner. on- known. K Car-r-oll, M Foakey. F4 Plants. S Tut' cle. D Com-lgnc. A Gr-solar-1, C Duscfn Row 1 1 -.J Flndley, D. Llllefloen, C Cr-lck, M Fr-arne, M Flelo, M McCullough, S Dowma. L Gln. E Truect, M Hartley. L Elaale, D Fr-ar-wk Jumpirl' in 189 eekencz' lf you haDDeh to DQ OaSSlhg by the school late ohe ought. GAG you ootloe that the llghts ate stlll oo, Pest assuted that lt's ohly the yearbook staff hard at work. The Pattllhg of oabehs aho ollcklhg of tybe- VVPICEPS resouho through the halls as the staff makes a mad dash to meet a deadllhe. Yet through thus chaotlc: guhgie of layouts, ahtuoles. and bhotos. that zahy QVOUD of beoble stall fouhd tlme to have fuh. Vlfhetheh It was QIV' lhg lvls. lvlltohell, the soon- sot, a joy rude through the halls uh her wheeled Cham, watchlhg caftoohs vvhule vvorklhg oh Saturdays, or' taklhg tnme out for luhoh at lVloDohald's everyone had a good tame. Ih the Deglhhlhg Of the year' Wls. lvlltohell ahd sux staff membehs went to UVA for' a oublloatlohs vvorkshoo. Thehe they brushed UD oh them yearbook skulls. They also reoelyed a Coby of last yeahs yearbook vvhlch had beeh evaluated Dy the Vlhglh- I8 l-llgh School League along wlth other yeahbooks from all over' the hatuoh. It olaced ah ,141-N If Bti fbi ll I' ,lf 5 , 5 ,f e-'2 l- W, .1-' his ldltoreu Kneellng - H Serrano. BOOP'-U 1-U il'-. umm ru 1 1: edlnur P Nebure, clubs cu- wxlun A Jrx'-1!r.vr'fvuB4uH m.nfJervuc.a Cu erJluU'. eiiluu' H Iv num, Llguuuu game,-Q Nag 9.Qgur.d1 K Ur -1 -1 fmtlv., an nzllvnf landing - 5 Dal T Av -My-n, . U mxlpuv ln umel, C Schroeder. -nu 1 nf lww-1.11 f, 1 milun 'J '-iwenulxgfv, logulty rlulpu 4.1, mlluu nv-U C fv1a1,h1nnDu, uLuC!lHL lil! l.-. mil ' l I - l 1,-1 nal-un -v- cruel, Ei Lev -5.501 WU .lumblrl ' in W0 rr: e rs hohohable seoohd. As for the staffers them, selves, ohe staff member- Commehts, You'r-e talkur-mg about ohe vvlldly fuhhy, crazy, BDO wacky buhoh of people vvheh youretalklhg aboutour- staff. Amd the attltude to- vvar-d being a baht of the staff? Well, wheh oo-edltor Tohy Arvlola was asked why he was on the staff, he rie- plued, That's a good dues- tloh. Actually, the attltude toward belhg oh the staff IS a good ohe shaved by all the staff members except maybe Tohy, of Course. - Flosemary Nabors Holding out one'e pinky ie quite Iedy-like. So why ie Tony Arviole, co-editor-in-chief, mocking Nls. Mitchell? Amidst the clutter of 105, Leonard Conner, co-edltor-ln- chief, finds e plece to put the pizza for dinner on e late Friday night. I. Photographers: Fl, Cr-ockforo, M Crowe. M Guido heednhutogrephlr The one thing the staff does well is eat. Matt Galdo and Floaernary Nabor-e laugh as co-editor-in-chief, Leonard Conner, feeds Nia. Mitchell pizza. Chrla Schroeder types copy for Hedssen Serrano, co-sports edi- tor. Hedaaen writes well, but he can't type. 'qu' tr? ar, Hur., I ,gy ,xx ' 1 Jumpim' in 191 Who ever heard ef F erensies? xf ' 3 tfiee 3' ,Ge -'-'C 7' 'K . :-e. Accor: 'rg to Nlee. cerefe ee e e 3 -3 'C' cerelgf' Lee-Qcorc. :re teeme coach et-:efte if 'e-e egef FO- ee: Secures? lrcwlcear een:- 'e' TE e 5 :3 Ci 3-2, C SESS 5 'THQ' Q e repor- eeee- rg .xr 3' erte e zoet- :art :ree er, eccorrfgllgr- 1 efi :flee 'eE1C'g. gffg mer: tee team car make, eeeeieee ee: etereeetfg Ar:ee:or3rgtQ Ceavr frwefrw- Zeeweilc ee' :pie li e e eo er ge-5, frugr QEFSQWSN een:- e:3g't-'l:, :C free: ner. :eee 'ree :eee ear-.eveg :e3:e ee: eere ex e :ret - Sefrcy Pemmlngggm ee eeei. Zefeegroet We Aefee Vfeefe, e eF Qer Q' , In need of e llttle eeeletence, Re- 'ZWE 'G E '5lC5 29364, 553!5- glne Delmar recelvee help from Hpsfefg 35 'M ,-czech! Y E Ch Marty Perry end Peter Koehler- Pfotenheuer. 'fe Ze eeeeme e eetter EAJEE1-E' Z 'TGKES pl.. 'WNCVRE While Meribel Abenir enjoye the Q ' 'uri sf E3 groem lf foe Have her selection, Lady Lazer-ue. '.' ei to ee, arc 'vow tg ee, t one tra: Urroege cZ'e'eee arc the crwtlcwefr Z 521Z LfE56 lCEC l 'WN' DE BONE te epee- eetnef' evo eofwey ff, ee ' Ze .mir more corvwc- ilef Tre 'r'1ew gcnel of reset yeere fofefelee team' wee to eezaellerv exeellerwt returning 'fee' DEWS Tfey eeeceeoec. AL :re Vee: Zoefeafrweet. Wle ,fre Peffy Seek flret L1 eze ff' poetry EWG the Ceaffw neges elfnrl oferrew, AL the ' ef: Leefeefrleflc, crwey Leeei 'fir FAUX: lfwmmfrtearvt than the ff'eLef'ua1 eeecgeee they have ee' wefeu le Cfwe Qefeoreeal eefwefeffeflf. cf each HWGI- l' 11 9 X uh Dgbqtgx low 1-3 v1.,m,.l.gr.w-, um, E Perm: Degugr F H ,ual-V 5 Suqncg low I - O FCA: low 1 -E Wvulne. .J Persons. pre: , M Muller, A Hooper. S, Scrobech S 'mu um , nm.nf F1 keuvl ml Lnrmun-fl B Max. Don'-anne rr '1r..m1 Novlce cnmew. E l.-Hour Humngworth, v uma. A Velnuc-e, L Oubere lew4-J Okonkwo. S Nortonen Nl 'nun' Hug wu-uf lngnn-I 'JI lfJn5nr-me 1.1, uwq U vf,4, fnv, 1 Y-clue' Bowl-J Verqee, D Welekuul, L Neleo11.D G Gone! IBN I 1 J KONI D BPOOG erin' low I - - 'myo' A f.f1C-WB 5 Nloore, P Oerner low I - S Vehororw, D Komuve. K Wlleorl. C Stebler W2 Jumpim' in Good eye contact le important, ea shown here by Aaron Nlaer-s. Because e previous meet was cen- cslsd, IVle. Lankford dlacuesse plans for the next meeting. A 'SS' ,t' Q4 . '21 , ar- 1 L I ,0 I' FHA: Row 1 - D. Schrock, T. Flessler. B. McCoy. S. Baker-, S. Barkley, T, Waugh, A. Wall. B. Cloouns. Row R - K. Owens. A. Jenknne. K. Shaw. L. Hart. D. Push. M. Holley. Rsw3-C. Bibbson. J, Suutzrnan. T. Kudd. R Fiolston, P. Har-r-neon. L.. Estes, Fl. Br-own, Fl. Menz. Row 4-J. Ulp, S. Pr-icemore. T. Murphy, D Larsen. IQ. Comme. S. Vehor-rw, E. Wr-ure. Row B - un- known. S, Nortonen. M, Fitzgerald. S. Cesweli. L. Kennedy. S. Cr-ebb. E. Prerce. sv f' f- 's M ,. Forensics: Row 1 --P. Koehler-Pfotenhauer, A. Moeey. M. Marker. J. Walter. S. Pennungnon, M Perry. Row!-J. Okonkwo. Fi. Delmar-. S, Mor-- r-ay. S. Tapper, L. Seater. RUWS--Fl. Nabor-s, .J Pooie, S Vvoooabh .J Trocnef, S Murovw. S Moyer' Row4-M Anrvem, A Mears. C Crvck. Mrs Lankccwo. SOO:-:sow Jumpim' in 193 Club members, Soren Grau, Sherry Schwechten, Clinton Getzingsr, Me. Petey Willis, Melanie Nlarker, Evan Cook, Jennifer Walter, Sylvia Hof- menn, pose with part of the float ef- ter the Homecoming parade. One of the social events the club en- ioysd this year wee Christmas carol- ing, but, in order to carry out this proiect, members practiced before- hand. Pictured are: Fred Schoenlng, Soren Grau, Evan Cook, Sherry Bchwechten, Jay Dietrich, Jennifer Walter, and Nls. Willis. This was the first time a German club float has been in the Home QL coming parade. Some of the mem bers dressed in the treditional Ger ! 'I in msn costume to walk behind the float. m ., .17 .J wb French clubs low 1 - E Cook S Holrnarm, B will, mu, v realm'-af, eel.. D Suervm, v Wm. IA Annvm H H..u-.r-rm T Flelugy lewlv r-nf'fl.l, K rum fl'-Q, ll Gvmnlf-els., C Nlggmye, 'w 'lnfvwnrmfv f. Auqrl, A Yef1,.J Yen QUW3-1 ,ww-rlwvw K Henuafnr .J Ditty, fvl Jenks. ll 1911 lurrwpam' IVI l.J-:vw A Sermon, .J Vuakom. S Temple Uulnsr u Bow 4 - S Ver-horn, A Valencia. Prensa, 5 Ll!Lonnm', N Lucy. N1 Vvoodard C1.lLrwgr1l. Row I - F Bugerm, All Thorne! Lua, J Kuugv, Not pleutul-ed: T Ufvqmt. ores Gr-go law! T Abennr P Block Nl Eeuvwon U 'T h 6' V .sf 1 4. , fr- ' ., 1 fin. . 44 an Nd! Hlklng end Camping: Row 'I - J. Kotuer. S. guin, Mark Crowe, non-member. non-member. D,CGYEF'. M. Krotz, M. Frerne. Row 2- J- AU- Row 3 --B. Hillerd. J. Miller. -J. DOW- A small, but active cgluli grit into the swing of things, and really got GU German is a language few students took and even fewer truly understood, but our German club actively pro- moted the language and their interest in it. VVith a new German teach- er, lvls. Patsy VVillis, and high- ly motivated students. the club tackled its first challenge in Cctober. For the first time in Green Fiun history, the German club entered a float in the Homecoming parade. Club members marched be- hind the float dressed in traditional Cirndels and Lederhosen chanting cheers in German. Club officers, Sylvia l-lof- mann, Evan Cook, and Stephanie Downie, continued to stimulate the club with new ideas. Yummy German Gum- my Bears were sold in great quantities to raise money to attend the state convention Both the csrolers and the people they visited, enjoyed the German songs. Sherry Schwectsn studies the words cerefullyg however-, Scott Spence just stands there, while Jennifer Walter is trying to figure out what to do. itself in the spring Anomrlrif fum: PBISEVT JIFJFJ 71 f,?1fV'Fj7,IfJ' fiilf: before Easter: Gne night befofe Chfiflf mas. the club spread holiday cheer throughout the College Park neighborhood. Singing familiar carols in German was certainly an exciting way for the members to share their enthusiasm for the language with the community and fel- low students. The club was unioue be- cause it did not close its mem- bership to students who didn't take German. German dances were taught and prac- ticed and practiced. Foreigh Language Week was observed with bright dis- plays at Lynnhaven lvlall. The German club took big steps to make an impression. and let the school know that German is alive and well at Green Fiun. Histories! society: Row 1 -- P. Flores, Nl. Hen- na. L. Suiter, P. Delmar. Row!-S. Tepper. B. Matteson. S. Schwecten. Row 3 -- Fl. Strand. P. Koehler-Pfotenheuer, l.. Baer. Row 4 - D. Cutr-ight, .J Yoakum. Nl. Woodard. Jumpin' in 195 Meals were not provided at tha Pub- lications workshop at UVA last fell, so that meant piling into two cars to go eat. Nla. Hopkins waits for every- one, while Jeanne Nlertin and Kelly Anesll pose for a picture. KA. .--Y Yo.Y---. me-5 6 Within our own small community the newspaper keeps us IN FGRMED The stan of Hoofprmts. :re scroo 's pat::ppaWy acc arrrec schooe hewspa- per, has 'EC yet ahother suc- cesscu year, The staff ECCEDCEC a workshop at the Llpfvefpsmty O' Vnrgxhsa Bod learped hruch apout the vvorwd of lourhansrh, Editor Kew Ahseli awso vveht to EU EBKGCOPVS workshop at Vurglhua Cohprhohvveawth Uhnversaty, The hevvspaper as pro- duced under the Qundahce of Mrs. P-lopkfhs. Studerts wrnte and produced the pa- perusuhg computerized word Drocessrhgf' she sand. The cherry atyop chenr des- sert of a successfue year was che fnrst place awards Hoofprlrwts receuved frprp CUE Ihternatuor-wa! Gull! and Screw, :he Vnrgahua Hugh School League. and the Co- Iumpua Press Scholastuc Assocnatuoh. - Ed Papplap .5 3 -x 3 fx Stk I. I Huofuflnv-a It-GN! Flaw 1 - H YM 1 v J -A I mf! 12 flown U Nmgrynm .J Mmm- S Hoofnrlntsr lm., 1 ...J Mm-wx, S Ver-Q.--1, C Ser-gr C Meckvmgrv .J Wrlgm, low 3 J I - - w'.f. f 1.,,-vw. 54 f in wp rn,-xy, . L nm! Row4-.J KBUUUN, .J bfwp Hymww, Mfg Hopi.-rm, aoonuw im, Q .. 5 Moen: .J Mossy Top K Anlill santor- llowil-'J H' 1-'-.' ' rwnvw. 1 '. Huw -,Uv r rM,,v.r,s' 5, Umure D Huwn-ml., L W '- 'muux L. fwmw Row! xfV'WUr,v rf, inrrlpurt' In bl gl. i Q D545- hifi, iii .. yr --I Nl-I ., 'Qui .Imam me Fil 'ff 31' 4 I is 4121! . , .M 7 M F., 4 ' 1' , . 431 ' . , '50 I 69, , Il W VAV, ,W ' u. -ng-wi Q A W va, Tw. n lndultlll Aa-ell Row 1 --A. Snr-ous, S, Cochran. Solomon. llow:-I-D. Jarnereon. B. Grinneii, D. Jen dence club: Row 1 - Fi. Wt-iiucen, C. Nevvf T. Manner. P. Sbegrvweri. Row H - P. Forbes. Maaoen, S. Norconen. some. W. Woods. I. Woodhouse, Y, Greig. Row Sponsor. G. Hemiicon. M. Nancy. Y. Thomas, K. 2--S. Murphy. A. Parker-. A, Fiankins. D, Core- man, M. Stock, Row 3 - A. Crossvvhune. L., Courts, L, Whittington, -J. Weiner. S. Ser-rmenco. It wee a beautiful, warrn vnmLfv1r.v,1 in October for the Virginia Hugh School League Publications workshop. Nloet of the eernlnare were heid in Cabell Hell, which ie en old building on the lawn. Jeff Nlount, Nle. Hop- kine, Jeanne Nlar-tin, Kelly Aneall, and Pet Blonta take e break from going to cieeeee for three houre. Chris Nlecliinnon worked on both the yearbook and the newspaper. 1 1 i I u 5 A' f' rf' ' .1 Keces Dowd-S Scowecrmen, L. Back J Poole, A Waiters, .J Diem-ich. Row 5-T Mor- phy, A Jen-ins. T Heroin, .J Mofmc. N Eas- sect Jumpim' in 197 of an old Exploring NeWWa,ys club 5 he te eohohe. 'T' V., Of' 'J' og .-.ateh eoohce gooo Z: ,oo :heh foo woowo Me the V-MKVWQ aoo Camonhg Club. Z e aooheoheo oy Wig. fvmer, otheh.-J ee -chowh ae Qahgef' Fla Sh The ooo omgmateo at Kemoew e :eh years ago aho Mae hefweo at ooh echoo th e yeah aho hae oao a gooo ehoffwog o' ecooehte. Stooeota Qolh for a vamecy oc heaeohe, 'hohh wahtuhg to :hy eomethlhg hevv to waht:- vhg ahother outlet for camo- 1'-KQ oeeroee fV1om aho Dao. Do :he Camooote, club memoehe Neahh more about So' Jw Ja EWG the DV S5Sf V8CIOV7 of hacorwe. lV1oet: umoortaht me Exheueted, the club elte and eete lunch after putting up their tente. the eamlzat.oo oc the oeaoty of hatore. IV1r. lvhller recalle, I oar' remember oh ohe Chao It was awmoetz ooek. aho the eoh was aooot to eet. The woe ea: ago watoheo the euh go oecvveeh two moohcauhe, Once IC vvehc oovvh, the Kuoe oroke out uh aoolaoee ID the eoectacolar' oerformahce. Ih December the Hnkuhg aho Camping clots vvehc to Faiee Caoe. which vvae free to the etooehte who hao Dano dues. They also vveht to Fredericksburg VVlIderheS5 Batclefuelo. -- Sohrue Schroeder After hiking e long wey, the group wee heppy to unload their gear end r-est. -gubfxf ,ww .1 . .6 Qs . -5. 4 Two hlkere go on their own down e windlng dirt roed at Felee Cape Park. Junior Clvitenx - C. 1rMLJnu tree F0 Ff'nv1L.1n '11 :. .M V F 1'1'o mm. lowlf. Snnrcyhu, D Wi JUVVIDIHI rm Human. num. 5-L Kg:-wr Not ploeured-D Bres- Kfr., mul VXA Alwrjuu, T Clvuquvl. Y mug., - V -. ,- l, us 'fif' .l '- H L. ., .., I 16 :Ash I A- , ' ' . .h 1.5 fax- J. -'iq ' -. ,h .. ,Q 'Q ibm- . -Q Q ,A .af lg,-E 'L .MH.-.fo ' '.-iv, '.1- W, ', .' ---,.'--',1: A. A , ,.,. - ff 1 A- ' ' 'V . fi 4134 -' ' ' Q- . . -Q --'ff A' . fb. .a ,V I 5 ,. ,ggi-H L 4 1 '9 -v,'P' 0.3 2 J .- ay-'vgyl .rifles-FT .- 4 'KT ' .4 Q yyft..--' '- ' z. J, vu -v 'f ,MV-, Q. 1, ,. f - a,!' -ap, -Pnl . - 4 X... ... '11 J ' f ' -lc-n 4' N -W Vwfhglfj 0-s X' 4' ' e- .H Jun' 94, Leuln club: liew 1 -M Cncemno-rw. M Per-ry, L EleewA Wueon. P Brody, K Padgett. K Kung, A Knall Howl-P Leon. L Cook, D Celouco. S FerYvefw.1o,N Pr-ace. C Edwards. T Hubble low I-C Carroll, A Rehn. S Burke. J Nloent.. H Pv'1Ilerv1en,J Trotter. C Young, T Die!! RUWQ -B Koetech. F, Wneon. S Trotter. L Lnndell. I. Kerrnon. S Meblui. K, Hurnohr-nee HOW!-S. Poboreky, J, Venture. J Perknne. T nlbbll. S. Andere. M Schroeder. S Helm, NI Sho, lewl -Fl Merehell, A Fluehoon. llew 7-Fl. Devul. A Jerretc. K Sn-urn, A Brelend. I i 4 w bu! Inq. 'F pn ' 4'l 3? . 3,1 R1 ze L ,-a ze 5 gl 249 4. A i .1 4. 11' f ,f .W . O Wnienf' fg,.',-of--Meg' par-4, Y . 1711: ' :lr re M Llbrery Helpers: How 1 - Mrs. Lyons. M. Hen ne. M. Ma!:cr1erwsT, Wood, Raw!-M. Bradley D. Rnggan. Fl, Crewsnaw. 5. Martnn. S. Pace Iowa-J. Ar-ney. Fl. Curcia. V. Mister. P. Bunc- ung, L. SDPUIII, J. Hadciernan. Row 4 -- Fl. Crew- ford. B. Crew. C. Sbabier, L. DuBoes. C. Hede- lund. W. Groahel. unknown 1 M' Aweetruck by the euneet over the weter, one member ehowe that the club doeen't only hike in the moun- teins. Medlelllooletyn Row 1 -M. Schroeder. presu- denc, F. Santos. vice-preaxdent. N. Prnce, sec.. C. Edwards. sec., M. Wilharns. cr-ea. Flow!-E. Shvets. A. Russell. J. Tedalen. P. Flores, P, Grif- fin. -J. Alcencara. Row3-D. Koob. E. Ealcuk, L Baer, L. Galyan. B. Shar-pe, M. Snrnkuns, Rowd- A Lmneberger B E54dvvvr1,G Dey, M Shu. C Carr-OU. Row 5 - T Anderson. S Tuttle, .J Ventura, A Anders. B Werserkerz S Hman Row B-Cl. Benscez. M Okonkwo. C Mevwn, E Ganev-food, Fi Larnbrngm: Jumpim' in 199 EEDHWQ IH step L-cc-: che-huhcrec aho ter stccehts at our school are h t'e'xcQDTC program. e'ea'e oh ,ftwo otherhlgh schccs c Vlrglhla Beach thai ha ,fe case: uhltzs - Frm. cess Ache apo Flrst Colohla. Co' toe cas: two ,fears occ cacet corps hafe woh CUE cc 'eieo 'Caprzalh Catoh Bell 'c' cehg the cctstaholhg cacei -ht h Vlrgrla Beach. ECCVJQ' CO V58 Jl'1Q 5 CD23 - ecg rg aho rewarolrg aca- oem o ahc eaoershlp pro- gram, :he caoets partlclpate h mary other actlwcles. These actuvltles lhcluoe trups to the LLS. Naval Acaoemy. mo'-ooo: camp uh Orlahoo. Forloa. crulses aooaro the Naffs hewes: aho most oowecful warshlps, aho fre- Quert guest speakers oh Na JB aho sclehtuflc stzuoles. After school actlvltles uh- CluCJE aCaOer'hlC Ceafpa, Grill l teams, color guaro, BDU rnfle teams. Al of these teams COFWDECE lf' CJISEPICC and area COf 'DeZltlOoS. The NJPOTC looks upoh lt- sel' as a servlce OPQGFWIZSCIOO aho as such. trles to support our school aho the local com- muhlty lh every way posslole. Some examples of chose ser- vices are color guaro pre- sertatuohs at OfflCI8l aho ath- letlc evehts, partucupatloh nh paraoes, aho helplhg at school evehts nh ahy Way heeoeo. The goals aho oplectlohs of Che NJFICJTC program are to help each caoet: oevelop has leadership ability, Self CNSC:- pluhe. a hugh sehse of hohor EWU lhtegruty, aho most of all to maxlmlze theur pocehclal for a successful Infe. oe IC mull- tary or clvullah. - Amahoa Wlllholce Evslyn Baboy concentrates on her' placo dur-Ing rlflo team practice. 2 9 E , -S I fm-1 .fail ., a 11 3 ' -1- -1 -Q Q.,g I Xp it YQ. ,db-4 d ' X.-,Lvl -Au-al 2 1 'ig hs J 'il Q V Al 1--im-1-n '1 .1 NIJQOTC' 'TAM' ' IW - l l 'H -' N.mo1'c-new-1-L ll ll Wm., l un.. Il rw n,...f.f 1 K..,l.ll ,l HHH... c, Flux,-rv J ' Mflmwl-1 rs l'f...l..l l ll lu.. LJ..,,,,5u.-, flmlvmrlnl Flowtl-rs.-lsr-sz rllllvlov-, Unvl U lkdlyvw-ln .l l law N1 Il,.lll,. H lllwlllnlvl L, Hu' .umm H Ill-L-aww cl rv1m rw, Y lin A Human Flowl-L, ur-.N vm- V ll-w-un Iln en, ,A Immun . ful l' 5 6 Q 1,' Two NJROTC members receive ln- etructlone on how to uee their rlflee properly at the rifle renge. Nlerlne Berkley ehowe that written work, ae well ue merchlng, Ie re- quired In NJROTC. 0 -,Af 41 -, 1 FT. f ., '- . . Q, 1- I NJROTC: Row 1 - C. D Terr-eww, G Buzz, L Guucie N1 Duguence, C Carter, K Mlorwuck, J Brown, C Burroughs, .J Huccunerw. N1 Marin, Thomas, Gwde G Fingers, D Vvmv-nan, F2 Car A Efer-neon. S rvmef-. M Ear-Hey Flow E - :ev-. .J Black, Q Morgan In the cleeeroom C. Burroughs, M. Helton, T. Keylor, end B. Huttunen lleten carefully to one of the Cam- mender l.eckore'a Iecturee on hie- tory. NJRQTC:Rqw11C, Q T Syvvworwg VXA Havvew, EWSPWOD nOwE1F .JDr'C1af1,E Deed-Y T Stfvey F3 Brooks, T Johnson, A Pauly, .J Dome, C C T'C E' J QB, N4 P-4e:!:v F2 Garrfif: Jumpim' in 201 Bungennz zmh Bragunz Vibes Tfie -mog 'raises has Vwaocj 51EF'C1'1Q Coe room. He loess- Zates For a momeot, ooiy to wSlEf for a Nome rrwaos olea of ff efoy. Tre mog owers rms ' BVU VY' SLJCV' B fOVCE CNBC PE'- eases a owaoe of oeatzo oooo tfe ofe mags 'week . Soares 1-fe a soere from Zfe fro we King Arthur? VVe4'. yogre more wewy to gear :fose IIOFGS oommg out of room 7 ' Bor Toorsoayafter- foors As Ere vvargamers 3 ay :rewr focorustuc games of D633 afio Carwars, fvis. Sofooey, Dre sooosor, ieaos Zrese narrwors of tomorrow ' to a reairr of oragoos aoo dzefoos owocs against the FQ Starting two years ago. oarewy filling a small room in Uwe hoary, the cioo has grovvra Co fm a oiassroom. As one oorwgeoo master sang, Toe temotatloo of the oragoo is goto, so oevvare of the soonls of wealth. - Corus Schroeder Jeff Loyd delivers e finel blow to the retreating ermy. , ' 'UW'-5 5L W'C L '- omni-coupon-naw 1 5 Fm-.1 N P1 Q., A John. Row M Cooolr- P eww. e W' ' f' H n 'U K p 5 Sulurnnu Rgwl Nl Kurey C. Lee!-ll' YV1 Niurrey Nptlonel Honor loaletyv Flow 1 - 'L 1.1 mm-. Y' Vw- , A flnhv I- 1- 'Irwin Nflfu Y'--HMI, 'J' f V '-4- w Howl-V. - . inl.nr U 'Vim-.n, -,nunn ni., rMy,N,,u,,1 15 L1,n,,,, ku 4' '- ' -- W 'f if vul 'fn B-V N '- M-I-1',,.'.w fi Muff-uy.L Kuna 11 V' 'f'r1 n-,iw . 'uhm I4 ' ,iv mu V' lunar: sn.-,nn 1, ' H111-r ..,,,4 V, pu, Banu' K rvqumnwkr flow J - . .If ww' I. Hin-vs I' lim- n- '. rw VV- n--1. Row 8 -M1 Annum LY 9515351-, 5 ' 'us . no ii r-'f1,1, 'w Hfgv-,H ll Inv rvinfm- A lam-1 x f.v-,m.1.v- ,urgmi rr s N in ER , . , . W fag .. Roger Morgan calls for reinforce- menta but Mark Flanagan retreete to find help. Mark Flanagan gives e smile ae e traitor ia belng executed. ,GQ Q' w Me. Schooley, the eponeor, takes e final etend against the oncoming wergemere. px 'si' 'B ' 1 t 1 9 , ff ' Q i r' 51 ' 3 ' W if ' . 39 at f v I BIIIIUII Row 1 -M. McGregor. C. Benton. E. L. Wilson, D. Bell, S. Decker. llow3-J. Molloy. Plogerson, A. Hodges editor in chief, D. Breath- D. Atkinson, Nl. Petty, S. Hargave. E. Punzelen, waste. Row!-A, Dey. P. Doyle. E. Linder1ber'Q. Fi- BIFKNOIZ- Dulll and Scroll: Row 1.1. Molby. vice-pres., C. Nlecklnnon. pres.. Mrs. Hoskins. Sponsor, Row E - Nl, Petty. D. Breethwame. P. Doyle, A. Y! mx Oates. Row 3 - D Ackvnson. E Punzelen, P. Exr-kholz Jumpim' in 203 esPians not ThesBians THE EBSQ SOL.. inc, .JSE auditorlurn UNBBYSBI' F' - X 'Ov Q,.,-'.',,', Quplf. ,:c.i.., , r-yr-1 'v-,. E'Q'ff :A C.':: -JLJ i M' ,, f':,,i3 Qe.e C 'E'EiC- ' ay L af ' 51, f' ' fl owe ,E if! TNQ f sgfwoo ,alefw TQ Leg' -fe yeah, tHe T' EEL abs ZQPCUQLQCJ the Eaffiffcfe Wwtwatwfqfw, To De ' 593263, 23 stboefvt must can zovfwzg on as Scale Q .Qf my ife Nr tef'WaCnOf1al T' ezpmafx SOQreLy. Essential- ,, Q72 soft 15 QQUwalefwC to TCH' fm,.'5 Q' fomfwteef vvofk ' I., QJ'jLNQ21LJ'i'5, AfYLE3PfuIllr1Q ggi af fammwcgatncym the Gwa- sz' Q' Suv' rg LO be accepted eacoffwolmamom of accurwg and Crew wofk FOP the Local of CIJCJ 'QM Nerwgth DPOCJQCCIOOS, Sfg:JEeffLfer' LWWQS DVEDS' 'atm' 'Q' the Noxferfwber' S',n',f,f T'wQS,marw Comferwerwce fu' ffm Cf TMsQF.rnun'w anterid it I .45 .mi 5 Yllcholll McGregor palntl asc, Kim D'Connor, Cool 0, and Nllkkl Pl-lol n leisurely alt around l ltuffod boar. ,f on 2 ICA lnnouvn Council: Flow 1 - H '1- - 1 rn .4 . v,1..H --M Ol 1 H' 1-f., L Lua-num, .I Zu-M ICA - conlnr nop.: law 1 - M lflunshlrt, J ,f,f.1f. 'f , ' H z.-1 f- f-I -nw-. I' vfmww- .- rn v vm rw.-V ...uv Round-V Br-nmlen, Supa. D Elknrm, S Hnynuu, K Haugen, S Mul- -- w- 4 M- Bowl- N .nf n w I fn-nf 111- , rv . 'H A :mn-m FJ Duyln, P Bunch. uar. .J Dnonkwo, N, Prwcc. Fl Feuocon lowl- ' ' fl- '- 'rv 'w'1 U1 'vnfxvfm n fl Row 6 - X lnmI.lul.lsvrv, P Fluv-sa. C K Huny. N Sr-mpc. S Hlrvwlfwvay. O Unch. B - - vu.. -1. Rnwil-II Hwm-I ll I 'nm'-lv. 1 vnu' - N.. '. Y-,un-4 5 tipgm,-Q Scott. E Hanvmo, Nl Johrmon low!--W - v f , Manqun, M. Slupcunoo. B. Br-emo. G. Avno. J. Crmdwoll. D Jmnnnno. A. Lucia. E. Lunlmn, M. Gallo. E Garswood. law 4 - E, Clburwln. D. Lg:-ggn, R Eiqwg. S. Brummor. M. Janna. W. McCov1I. S. Cv'obc.G. .If ', I 1 You don't have to be a Theapian to be in a play. Paul Criet reheareee for the senior play. Ceci Stephane automatically par- forma her part in The Curioue Sav- age, while Paul Crist and Nlika Schroeder watch. , Q IO is vvorkanopa ano cornpete for acnolarennpa ano awaroe. Ti-me year at Une atate confer- ence. Une Green Flon These plana earneo furat place an duet elngrng, eecono place nn Solo aangnng, ano eecono place In coatorne cieargn. Tneepuan Troupe 1625 participated nn tne Neptune Festival ano Strawberry Fee- tlyal parades, ranaung money for tne United VVay, and on Cnrlatnnae tney oreee up and collect rnoney for Une .Joy Fund, - Yonnla Welle Much hard work goee into being e Theapian and working on playa. Everyone alwaya has a lot to do. ICA - junior rope.: Haw 1 - E. Coutee. Nl. Stanton. Nl. Brawn, Brawner, M. Woodward, S. Temple. J, Yoekum. S. Tuttle. Fl. Whitten- WDW I-M. Sneeda. Fl. Lambright, S. Schroeder. D. Holmes. I. Goldstein, Y. Nadesu. Nl. McCuIougn. Row 3 - L. Brown, S. Armstrong. A. Pound' held. S. Baker, J. Banks, C, McGee. 5. Hahn. S. Pennington. Row 4 - J. Heine, Fl Bunting, V Muster. IVI. Fitzgerald, T Sampson, M. Slawson. BCA-sophomore rep.: Row 1 --Nl Shu, vice- pres., J Znrkle, pres . T Chrastooner, K Srnvcn. T. Nlcpnerson. sec, L W-leon. treasurer, C Llggvaroo. .J Comer, S Martin, P Dor-son Row E-F4 Natnov-5, T Wells, .1 Hadcleman, E Pace. A, Fitzpatrick. FZ Ar-nomo. C Benitez, L Evans Row 3-J. Watson. E Stewart, S Pitcnve. L Jose. J Pooie. D Crown Row 4 - A Ceeon. M Ewcscr-1 A Brown M Mggpgkey, N Flwcnaros CI Wwsernen Row 5 - L Tama A Crmnurr- P Sncoe, N1 Bessecn. C Heacock Rew8-T Qooefcscr-, A Aeiezt L. Larvae, T Jones. K .Jones P Gnffen Row 7-A Fics .- ton N1 EaU1'1on,S Dayrft D Deo-.wafrea Jumpim' in 205 SKIING at the beach? L- i J TQ he Beech a' . :oh 5-wwhg, .ue ' ge 5' ei: .e 5- o .,: oo egfio .-.th e gre.-nog 'hehe- T. T 3 ,eef the :oo ,,' 'ETI ',' ' E',T,Q JQ'i lQ'TT. 'Q' fl 35 .eo Qs, 2' ,111 'eeefii ' v 'hee-Ea fee, ' 1 oo 'oeo to 'of ee Zo 'eeoh f ,ooee ooiea 'free hehe mei 'of.'.e 'i to -Aflwth e Q' ey. 'Zee Q' efecefhefvt eho 5' i :peice Tre Chheiooee trio to KM- 'hgioi Ve ff'o ':, wee e Z' e 'e izooe eoooeee, Agi,ifo 'Q io VXff'..Joy'1eP.Che 2 oo eoooeof, tt wee ohe of the oeet ENDS efeh. All Chet: .zeei 'QC B tehrwflc tahoe. CTTNS Cwerff, Cheeeorer of the ooo, eeye, The Kwluhgtoh zoo nee as gheet way Co eoeho t' e C2 V'1SC'TWE-35 howoey eho Wee! wen oeoowe. This to Cefhewoeek, Seveh Szfrfoe, eho Cehoeh Veney Lfofeo LO oe green Foo aNeo, 'ff 'f'EVTTCE2VTS eho freelhoe eh- loyeft horfwerooe oeye oh the CAUSES The ew CMD hhehn- off' f, ffere e wage tphnrwknhg of ehox., eog N 'o Joyher' WOLJNCJ oe heeo: et foeetuhge elhgahg :hef theme eoog, Let it show., Let we eoovv, Let at eoof.. Fhe:1eeh1: SK' crnoe are ooeewo e oeoeoee gr-ooo hates ah: ooo oueooohts meme Nt Thexoeheuve. fV'lr'. JOyV7EV , ah avid SK: fahetuo, SDOVWSOPS the ek: club eho Kee-oe st: together' aho orgehuzeo. The oreenoeht Tohy Te-mole, the vice- oreeuoeht. .Jeff Gelkuh, eho the treasurer, Chose Clerk, helm Keerl the ek: oloo reooroe etrenght. orgehnze rheeclhge, eho oleh ek: Chloe, The 19841-E35 ek: eeaeoh was a good ohe, eho the club took eovehtege of rc. The re- Corehuhg members are already lookuhg forward to hexc yeer'e SK: oloo eho trnoe. - Ahfwona Dates The firet trip of the yeer to Killing- ton wee over Christmas break. Some people were brave enough to try end take pictures on the slope. This one was taken from the ski lift. lolenoe. Ruw 1 - 1 ' 'n-' v mm-nw U A,..v -.f,- 1 rw w-v-of-u l Suvwdl.. S Miner, D w U 'fag n,n fm' 1 vernal' n J-1 n H H, r- .v,f-f Row!-A Lmgpgrggnx 5 Buyugon, ' -1-- Row I - 'Af r, 'N' ml 1l'- :un L Brown ll U Ulm lf fl N nn lf umm 5 Fr-QUL1 Nqgjhggqrn- 4 'A fi, Bowl- l Amin: H rm I' fm- r. Vnrnnn fl X lluli Iew 1 -S Musee'-L. A Oates. N Skspm neu. .J Chedwell. 0 Jlemwwe. T Temole. ores C CIQNK. tfihluflf. J Gbllln, vice ores. A Velencle. T Ribble lewl-S Son-er, D Wele- konf, L Oubfe. Nl Lambert. T Pe-neu, .J Ven. A Ven low!-T Fl-bble, P N151-vnc.N1 Johnson , O ' vc I on 4 M Occh-luoo. B Scott.. T Veee. T. Morne. Sommer low 4- K Bennett. M. Kreeeler. Morse. M Hodges. T Whltwofth. Nl- S. Decker. S Tollneeen, Y Nedeeu. lew Bugenn. G. Sonere. M Se-nde. M. D Moore, S Pace. J Heddemen. S. Club officers, Jeff Galkln, Chris Clark, and Tony Temple plan the Kll- Ilngton trip with Nlr. Richard Joy- ner, the sponsor. R Mr. Joyner takes e break from swishing down the slopes to est lunch. Luckily, the ski lodge is easily accessible from the slopes. . H v Z . , . S: Q .. .. . ,raaaaa aa.. ' ,.... - .P Spanish Du-1esrl'h Row 1 - S. Tomanens. G. Williams, L. Spf-uill. Row 3-D. Calpiw. D. Agu- lpsnleh Honor Boolotyx Row 1 -G. LU:-nabarw. Mosey. B. Fllsnnger, non-member. V vvr-ay, R Lufhaben. D. Lucas. C. Golden. D. Breechwsire. nnss. D. Dsrnaao, B. Nlamor-bor. M. Abenir. Sec.. P. Flores vice-pres.. D. Agor-usa, Pres.. Nl. Smeh, Rnw4-S, Tomaneng, L. Nelson, J, Per- lew E - unknown. J. Wesson, J. Banks. M. Williams. ureaaurer-. D. Breen!-wwaice. sec. Row E SQ,-ls, 13, Zer-alan. M. DeSenrwe, A. Fmnz. Row5-- - E. Coutzee. L. Conner. non-member. Fl. J. Banks, D. Csloxto, Pl. Lamlnrwgrwc, T. Aaemr- Strand. S. Prigmore. C. Ochane. Row 3 -- S. Jumpim' in 207 hose interested in Soenish find rneny vveys to join in ,-.,E -- S Aif 5,. ' 'K E V1 VXAEX' , ,Q,-Sfg-C -W . X . . A Q O , :,, on iosnse , 'A Zfofw' :V Q' oo, , T .fg 1- 32 C . 5112 ses n , s Q 1 es es Puerto . f nr' il so Cm, The T- , . 3 fEf,f.'.C .SEEKS Trp -1 r r rn e Sosnlsh ,, ,. C1 3.4 Hr' 'sir et iortnosesto- H. :get .-.r 5. efse senoestlosv- , sr i: one .er,N rvtsnesteo an ' ' ' Y- E Ste sr Tre rrernoens o er f ' W tt.:o'f g Cor other Soenush so. 1' f, V, e Q ref stooents in neeo o' extra . , fri 4 -fi V xf , 7 1X2 .J' ...AAf?:?i, .QU A! . v Q nelo. Tnns year, In oroer to helo thenr treasury, they Sold Canoy. The onggest taste of Soen- vsh suture neo oy the sto- oents tnls year vves tne Sosnush osncers. Aithough they rnsy neve iookeo nest eno srnootn, at took s lot of nero work sfter sonool to oerfect their steos. Soen- neros have rnsny oufferent oences wnncn reoonre s oeou, Ceteo person to lesrn them. The Sosnash oencers Der- forrneo st Lynnnsven IV1sll, oruentetuon, eno some PTA rneetungs. So, If you take Sosnush and fnno these aotlvntles rnen- tuoneo fentestnc, oe sore to Look into one of these groups for next yesr. - Donna Ellezsr 1 Pwr' Ov wp- 4 1 .. 9o9lorsaIChoruQv Row 1-A '-:www PA 'rv ',' ,. A ww K Huwill, L Kgmn ' 'l ' 'I I' W 1- 'A Ruw4 --1 w M Niflngm-. Y Wsnvlr, G V. nuwu- 1 1 ,. ....- m 1 -,,..- -, .K ,,.,,..,, 1- Rowil-'. 1 ,1- 'A '-JI GREEN RUN HIGH S VIFQUNM BEACH, VA Thaapllnu law 1 - K O'Corvwr. Conmc-I. C howl-V Pr-sea, P Bo:-ko. D. Koob. G. Worl- Brpprunu, Crmnmnn. Jon, Honor, S Fwrmortv. mr. I. FUOYTI low!-D. Brown. A. And0I'l.W. Commun, D Elam, llouncn, A Fadduu, Courwcn Nqoygf-1 C Allyn, M Cf-qw L 1 C, 1 I 1, ri. H L Man ...- UE . .vw ma Q Y' 1 :Horus est su! WW C O US wa: yi W' HJ KWH was YVM 5 '-'aff , Ge gf U y-4 'QR ,. 51 i l .ui Singing ne,S Heart ut Isrft a Easy as It Seems lVlany students think that when they take chorus, they willl make easy A's . Surpris- ingly, they usually find that chorus is one of their hard- est subjects. When you choose to take chorus, make sure you love what you are doing and have a positive attitude because there is a lot of hard work and criticism involved. Those members who have all of these qualities may audi- tion for Concert Chorus, Treble Choir, or Ivladrigals. lVlembers who are really good may be chosen to V Raw 1 -- S. Br-ur-nmer V. Brsrnl c K ll'l'lYl . e . . Wilson. J. Okonkwo, A. Valencia. J. Vargas, T. Kornuvea, Fl. Jones. Row E - C. Gardner. T. 'Tempie. I. Woodhouse. P. Crern. Nl. Occnilupo. T E. Mann. L. Funkhouser. M. Lawson. Rew3-J. Gdllanig, J. Findlay. D. Dchrock. C. Balcik, T. Oeldoecz. B. Scott., S. Vehorn, T. Ribble. E. White. Row 4 -- R. Luke, D. McDonnell, lvl. Swirle. E. Gauewoocl. D. Suedefora. L. Guore. S Downie. Nl. NlcCuIouQh. Raw B- Fl. Moore, H. Groclmbrid e. M. Cendry. T. Hill, K. Gilchrist, M. Harold. K. ' ill. W. Dlddil. aboear in the chorus soot- light, designed to give mem- bers a chance to demon- strate their abilities. Above all, says lvlrs. Allen, choral director, have an oben mind. - Dawn Breathvvaite Vldee Club: Ms Love. P. Cr-use, K. Koller-. Row E-C. Chroeder. E McCoy. S Murphy, J. Mil- Our' echool hee a very talented Nled- rlgel group. They not only give con- certs, but entertain within the com- munity, ee well as here et. school. They sang at the 1 984 Homecoming Dance. 1 3' ier Row3-.J Thumosnon. E Ar-rnoruscer E Paoelan Jumpin' in 209 A routine eat ID one of the many games the Volleyball Club had sponsored. The Volleyball Club waan't cloaed for just Green Run etudantsg even ex-students got un on the fun. ,..., H, . V ,--- Q--H L . ' 1 tl . 'B , J ,,-- . V l .' E ' ' -4- In j ... Ll The meetings of the club gave stu- dents a chance to polish up on their volleyball skills and make new friends, also. C, Ll, F5 0 sa- 7fEEN Ru F YBA 0L.l,.. 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' kIf4.,.5f.E.z f ' - f . kggggif, -4... , '. Al . ' ' .2 .. .Elini D F .E mn Q . -ka..- . ,. ,A :'?5Qff'2wf K ' air 'vq,,,hN.4 YBUNQ Llhu Huw 1 -- T. Ribble, N1. Nlllllgan. S. Hulin. R. Whitten. L. Dayrit. A. Dada. E. Hart. D. Moore, L. Marshal. L. Funkhoueer-. J. Ver-gas. C. Scabler, l. Woodhouse. L. Avenson. Row E- J. Doreen. A. Sguegloe, S. Myers. H. Eby, un- known. unknown, F. Dar-win. M, Fitzgerald. B. McCarthy, J. O'Erien, S. Porboraky. A. Clerk. HUw31P. Marshall. T. lNAcKluaky. Nl. Slaweon, W. Northrop, K. Boston, A. Massey. W. Moyers. N. Price. T. Ribble, G. Somers. A, Flo- lend. E. Caburier. J. Zirkle. S. Moore. Row 4- Nl. DeSenne, S. Crawley, J. Simpson. D. Zer- oian. NI. Wallet. E. l-larnmie. W. Langdon. S. Fied- ding, S. Musser, J. Horsey. L.. Franceski. Fl. Hansen. T. Morris. Row!-D. Frank. J. Heine. L. Warren. S. Nortonen, D. Jiannie, T. Nlurphy, K. Haugen. K. Nixon, S. Diaz, K. Padgett. E. Pierce. G. Hell. BUIVIPING SPIKING Usually the school lies dor- mant during the evening hours. l-lovvever, on Tuesday evenings the gynwnasiorn cor-nes alive when the first volleyball is spiked over the net. That's when the fun be- gins. After a ciuick vvarnd up, students divide into tearns and then procede to play vol- Ieyball. Why participate in this club? Torn Flibble, who started the club again this year, feels that this organiza- tion is beneficial because. lt beats staying at home, and it's a good vvay to take out frustrations while having fun competing. lvlike Schroeder enjoys the Volleyball Club because, lt's a good vvay to get out aggression, and it get people together. The Volleyball club serves a good purpose. According to lvlr. Perceful, lt gets people who enjoy the sport together so they can learn to play right. Craig Duncan. another student agrees. The purpose of the Vol- leyball club is to have fun while learning to play better. The Volleyball club started in 'l EEO. with Sandy Schiavao and sponsor lvls. Keen. The club didn't have a sponsor in 1981, but has been a successful organiza- tion ever since, with an aver- age of tvventyrfive to thirty people turning out to play. - Anna lvlarcelli Young Uh: Row 1 -B Ther-nner-. Fl Fauhcon. D. Floth. C. Gronernann, S. O'l-lere. C. Bur-A r-oughs, Nl. Gregory. I.. Flores. Fl. Cor-nie. llawi -E. White. S. Bugey. S. Decker. A. Fluanton, A. Fitzpatrick. C Tinsley. G, Flenc. S. Hoinacki. Y. Nadeeu. S. Tolleksan. K. Howell, L. Wilson. Flow 3- A. Wall, H. Lee. lvl. Thomas. S Flincr-lie, E Stewart. A l-la'-r--son, A Deco. B. Ska, D. Jamerson How 4 - Q Nloore. G Broom. A Petruska. N1 Johnson, L Mountain, D Gaither, G Hell, S Schroeder' Row 5 - D Frank. .J Heine, D Munson, L Lewis, C Sykes, C Lornoberee. J. Burke, P Chitty. unknown, K2 Zimmermann, missing, K Price, Jumpin' in 211 G,f ' N 1 ,. 6-A t: f Y -r , gs- Q Sis. 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K1 5 .v ,M 3, . ,H ,Lx if Qs - '.g .,f,.s:,.',g3 'fiffvff .A 'Q .14 1-. 5, Parkway Shopping Center The Poodle Boutique Craft Time Hot Digity Dog we ICYCLE SHOP Join The ction Team NJ ROTC Drill Team Rifle Team Color Guard Marching Unit Academic Team Enjoy sea cruises, and exciting field trips To my parents, Loiselle and Leonard. my dog, Hobo, and my friends, fespe- cially my car companions, Donna and Stephaniel for making this a great year, - Len Thanx for a year I wont forget M B , CB, CH ,L,W,, RememberRush, Ben- nigan's, Lickey, Advice, Beauty, Skiing, Hermann, Bermuda Ciao!! Love al- ways MLH To BB, D.B,, R B, and L M, thanks for your support through the rough times, I feel good knowing someone cares I wish .you all the best. To Webb, Banzi and Ramsey: The zombie is watching! To all my frenz' KIT A Soccer Players good luck in '86 z ffybj A special thanx to all my coacches! Toe, don't forget DL SIS W, Thanx for being such a neat locker partner, CK lSorry about your chini Bye GR - luv Trina CGH - Remember MSR, GGG, RD, G'S P, Sr. P, G, W8.M, I-ITE, VaB. ... for the rest of your life! Chele Thanx, Mom 8. Dad. Love, Chele, Kym, remember the time we were driv- ing down Kempsville Road and a bird flew in the car through the sunroof'?! Who taught you how to scream that Ioud?! Love Ya!! Michele SUZVONBBcup Iamo gummi bears spastic tan pinto green tank no carno boob aruposts between posts imevile field n fleas movies surfing parties beach mall godfathers games n gadgets 2OO coolers 200 inmorning ermany best of frenz forever! Thank you Rich for these wonderful years. l'm glad we had them to share You've changed my life in every way and you've really shown you care. l'lI be here for you always, that i'm sure you know. Thank you, Rich, for giving me the chance I needed to grow. All my love, Chele. Friends - Heineken sister- the beach -third bell P E- Phil Collins e dc e my partner Catherine who jammed with Tom Collins and Perminator Downtown K-town - outrageous memories - Spater Green Run! Best wishes to the CfO 1985! fEspecial- g Diane Asuncion, Fe Aquilizan, Robin Iaes, Tim Meade, Athena Luces, Richard Odom, Lawrence L , Donna N Rod, Tom Onquit, etcl Love ya, Eleanor BUCKWHEAT 8. THE CLEPTOS, Peep- ers, SOSO, Buckwheat, Too Sweet Piz- za trashcan Billy Blastoff, Barton Boys Clavinklein guy, ZOOMS! ELMER! 10006 Off MEMORABLE MONDAY! BEST BUDS! OH NO NOT AGAIN! To the weekend warriors: I couldn't think of a better way to spend a weekend, Where's Chris MacKinnon? Why do we lose everything? Is it lunch yet. Who took the ladder? It's over, Yeah! Love ya, Ms. M, To the 3 musketters in 5th bell, Thanx for the friendship, Sorry, no more passes Be good, Stay' cute. l'Il never forget you three! Miss Mitchell, To VP8.PW1 Itgs been real and its been fun and yes its been real fun Party anim- als the shack beach cabaret fridays please keep in touch thank you for ev- erything love lisa. Thanks WSO 8 DTB, Beach Cham- pions! Kassandra Si Libby, your smiles are one of the things I look forward to, Libby, Fred's out there. Andy see you in the NBA. Cindy, I never wouId've had made it without you! You're such a sweetheart, You'II never know how much you mean to me Thank you Cin- dy, may God's blessings be with you Kim Casey, my best Friend, You've shown me what happiness is I 1Love you Kim Casey, Thank you for all the memories H Green Run 8- Grimsley Steven Vehorn, Buyin' It 215 Alston. Sean 118 Altherr, Angela 118 Aman, Judy 187. 98 Ambito. Renee 174, 205, 118 Ambrose. Craig 118 Amendolare. Michael 118 Amidon, Marc 198, 118 Ammons. Matt 210. 98 Anders. Ashley 8. 13. 120. 161. 208. 210. 202. 204. 58, 54. 55. 97. 94. 43 Anders. Scott 210. 198. 118 Anderson. Althea 98 Anderson. Gerald 118 Anderson James 118 Anderson Kaye 9, 179. 98. 43 Anderson Tammy 118, 199, 206 Andersky. Lisa 118 Andrews. Joseph 58 Andrews. Katherine 58 Angelo. Julie 98 Anongos. Marcela 58 Ansell. Alaine 196, 197. 59 Anthony. April 118 Arehart. Laura 118 Armbruster, Eric 19, 162. 209, 196, 58 Armiger, Robert 118 Armstrong, Sabrina 205, 98 Arnarsdottir, Helga 118 Arney. Jeffery 118, 199 Arviola. Anthony 17, 20, 190. 191, 52, 58 Ashford. Christine 59 Aslett, Angelle 205, 118 Asperin, Rosemae 118 Asuncion, Diane 46. 59 Atangan, Farah Aten, Carmen 194, 118 Atkins, Michelle 98 Atkinson, Dawn 202, 203. 206, 59 Atweil, James 118 Augsburger, Brett 59 Austin, David 200, 98 Austin, Jason 195, 118 Avant. Cheryl 98 Avaritt, Lisa 59 Avaritt. Michael 118 Avelino. Malou 98 Avenson, Laura 189, 211 Avila, Geraldine 189, 204, 58 Babey, Evelyn 188, 200 Bachman, Peter, 118 Caswell, Stephanie 9. 193. Baer, Lisa 195, 198, 199. 202, 98 Bagwell, Leland 59 Bailey, Kelvin 98 Bailey, Mikell 59 Bain, Rhonda 118 Baker, Daniel 98 Baker, Jennifer 98 Baker, Korey 98 Baker, Staretta 193. 196, 205, 99 Baker, Tracy 98, 59 Balzihanis, Elizabeth 118 Balaqot, Jartet 178, 179, 189, 99 Bfilrgik, Barbara, 199, 98, 113 216 lrtdexiri' It Balcik. Chris 57, 59, 209, 210 Baldwin, Brad 199, 98 Baldwin, Neal 59 Baldwin. Victoria 99 Bancells, Robert 118 Baneder, Holly 202. 59 Banks. Junelle 204, 16, 205, 203, 99, 43 Banks. Samantha 118 Banner. David 99 Baquiran, Jeffrey 99 Baranski, Jodie 59 Baranski, Sandy 188, 189. 194, 99 Barclay, Tracey 59 Bard. Kam 59 Bard. Kimberly 118 Barford, Dawn 118 Barker. Ruby 118 Barkely, Marina 193, 201 Barlow, Cecil 99 Barlow, Kimberly 174, 118 Barnett, William 118 Barnhart, Jason 60 Barnhart, William 99 Barrow, Karin 99 Bassett, Michele 205, 206, 118 Bassett, Nerissa 189, 197, 118 Batafa, Carlota 60 Bateman. Jason 118 Bates, Corey 99 Bates. Lori 193 Bates, Robert 118 Bates, Toni 99 Baty, Laura 60 Baurys, Cheri 118 Bausas, Anthoy 60 Bausas, Rex 118 Baxter, Stephen 60, 49 Baylon, Mario 112 Beach, Christine 34, 186, 60 Beachum, Patti 118 Bean, Kimberly 99 Bear, Kimberly 118 Beard, Jennifer 186, 206, 99 Beasly, Lee 118 Beaty, Chris 99 Beaty, Micheal 60 Becker, William 99 Beckes, Scott 210, 99 Beere, Rebecca 99 Belcher, Charles 99 Bell, Deidre 118 Bell, Felicia 89 Bell, Gary 203 Benitez, Cecile 165, 199. 205, 118 Bennett, Kathleen 118 Bennett, Keisha 118 Bennet, Kellie 118 Bennington. Greg 99 Bennington, Noelaa 118 Benton, Chad 99 Benton, Graig 99 Bercher, Lisa 189, 118 Bergman, Paul 118 Berry, Charlene 118 Bess, Damain 99 Birkolz, Eric 189, 194, 99 Birlanga-terron, Rafael 118 Bishop, Clara 201, 194 Bishop. Dunfvard 206, 118 Blachford, Jacqueline 99 Blachura, Mark 9, 60 Black, Lee 197, 118 Black, James 200, 201, 60 Black, Pamela 94, 199, 205. 60 Black. Sean 118, 40 Blair, Tracy 189, 99 Blair, Veronica 60 Blake, Dionne 118 Blake, Robert 119 Blanco, Norman 60 Bland, Candace 99 Bland, Lawrence 167, 99 Bledsoe, James 188, 46, 60 Blonts, Patricia 197, 99 Bloodworth, Anthony 99, 60 Boardman, William 119 Bobrow, Scott 60 Bolden, Gregory 99 Bolis, Jacquiline 99 Bondurant. Stephanie 99 Bonk, Wirginia 119 Bonnette. Cheryl 99 Bonoan, Debbie 165, 189, 60. 97 Boone, James 99 Boston, Karen 188, 211, 99 Botelho, Darren 99 Bouchgeois. April 86, 60 Boyer, Ian 60 Boyington, Richard 119 Boyle, Megan 99 Boynton, Steven 119, 206 Bradish, Anna 189, 60 Bradley, Adenia, Melinda 119, 199 Bradshaw, Allison 99 Bradshaw, Jennifer 199 Bramlet, Walerie 166, 167, 209, 177, 204, 61 Branum, Stephanie, 202, 99 Brasher, Lisa 61 Brawner, Mary 205, 99 Breathwaite, Dawn 209, 203, 50, 207, 61 Breathwaite, Troy 99 Breed, Lee 153, 165, 92, 202. 204, 99 Breland, Alfiee 29, 119, 179, 198 Breslin, Deneen 174, 198 Brewington, Jesse 210 Briggs, Kevin 99 Brighan, Carolyn 99 Brinson, Jennifer 189, 99 Brinson, Laura 119 Briseno, Elizabeth 119 Britt, Daneil 119 Britt, William 99 Brock, Kimberly 61 Brock, Thomas 119 Brody, Laura 119 Brody, Paula 186, 198, 61 Broms, Mary 204, 61 Brooks, Angela 165 Brooks, Christina 188, 189, 61 Brooks, Broom, Patricia 119, 201 Greory 119,211 Brophy, Linda 119 Broscius, Amy 61 Brothers, 189, 61 Brothers, David 61 Brothers, Karen 99 Brothers, Kecia 119 Brown, Adolph 119, 205 Brown, Amy 61 Brown, Carol 119 Brown, David 99 Brown, Derek 99 Brown, Diana 61 Brown, Giles 61 Brown, lngrid 61 Brown, Jeffrey 119 Brown, Judith 61 Brown, Kimberly 62 Brown, Laura 62 Brown, Lynn 201, 205 Brown, Pamela 208, 62 Brown, Rosemary 188, 193. 99 Brown, Theodore 99 Brummer, Sonya 209, 62. 204 Brumsey, Veronica 62 Brunelle, Scottie 100 Brunner, Maria 62 Bucholtz, Jon 100 Bucholtz, Timothy 119 Buckely, Albert 119 Buckner, Daryl 119 Bueno, Edgar 119, 100 Bugarin, Floardeliz 119, 192, 174, 206 Bugay, Sabrina 119. 211 Buller, Victor 119 Bullock, Brian 62 Bundoc, Eliseo 199 Bunting, Robin 199, 205, 100 Burch, Leah 189, 62 Burgman, Mark 100 Burke, Cassandra 100 Burke, Jeffrey 211 Burke, Robert 62 Burke, Sandra 210, 198 Burke, Scott 100 Burnett, Roger 62 Burnette, Paul 100 Burns, Thomas 119 Burroughs, Charles 211, 200, 201, 62 Burroighs, Greg 62 Burrows, John 188, 62 Burt, Joe 100 Bush, Jason 119 Bush, Richard 188, 62 Bushey, Michael 100 Butler, Jeffery 62 Butler, Kelly 100, 46, 208, 48 Butler, Lelie 119 Butt, Teresa 119 Butz, Gregory 201, 63 V Butz, Melissa 119 Buzzell, Lori 119 Byford, Keith 100 Byrd, Emerlina 100 Cabacungan, Mark 63, 210 Cabanban, Jimmy 63 Cable, Paul 119 Cabral, Gisella 63 Caburian, Eugene 189, 211, 204, 63 Cacanindin, Marivic 63, 198 Cake, Charlene 63 Calacsan, Jonas 119 Caldabaugh, Kris 188, 63 Caldwell, Frank 63 Caldwell, Marc 62, 119 Caldwell, Richard 100 Calpito, Delilah 198, 207, 100 Calzado, Tricia 120, 100 Camp, James 100 Campbell, James 100 Campbell, Margaret 120 Campbell, Zachary 120 Campos, John 63 Canant, Joseph 100 Canaway, Asa 120 Carbo, Danielle 100 Cardenas, Darlito 100 Cardenas, Rudy 120 Carfagno, Shirley 120 Carlton, John 100 Carpino, Angela 120 Carr, Matthew 188, 198, 100 Carranza, Charles 63 Carroll, Brian 63 Carroll, Colleen 120, 188. 198, 199, 63 Carroll, Kathryn 189, 63 Carroll, Valinda 120, 194, 195 Carroll, William 63, 94 Carter, Amy 100 Carter, Claudia 120 Carter, Kimberley 120 Cason, Andre 177, 205 Cason, Antoine 162 Cass, Thomas 100 Cassity, William 63 Castro, Cesar 63, 180, 181. 188 202, 63 Cayse, Angela 101 Cebrick. John 120, 210 Cerchia, Joanna 120 Chadwell, Julie 63, 204, 206 Chalmers, Nancy 101 Chamblee, Aldric 101, 162 Chapman, Cynthia 120 Chea, Kantibott, 120 Chea, Sophie 101 Cherry, Dennis 120, 210 Chittum, Amberleigh 120, 205 Chitty, Peyton 24, 101, 211 Churchill, Kristina 101, 188 Clair, Joseph 120, 200 Clamosa, Liza 120 Clamosa, Mila 63 Clark, Amy 101, 211 Clark, Christine 64, 97, 206, 207 Clark, Jeffery 101 Clark, Michael 120 Clark, Robert 101 Clayton, Adam 120 Clayton, Mark 120 Clickener, Kevin 120 Clickener, Stephanie 101, 174, 179 Coates, Collyn 101 Cochran, Adrienne 120, 194. 192 Cochran, Benjamin 101 Cochran, Samuel 64, 197 Cody, Christina 101 Colello, Wendy 64 Coleman, Desiree 34, 101, 186, 197 Collette, Thomas 46, 101, 200, 210 Collins, Angelo 120 Collins, Barbara 64 Collins, Beverly 101 Collins, Carrie 64 Collins, Joyce 64 Collins, Michele 120 Collins, Nicholas 49, 64 Comer, Julie 120, 205 Comia, Richie 64, 186, 193. 211 Comia, Ronnie 120 Conner, Leonard 101, 190. 191, 207 Conrad, Tabitha 101 Conte, Francis 162 Cook, Evan 64, 194, 195 Cook, Gregory 101 Cook, Laura 34, 63, 198 Cook, Samantah 120 Cook, Todd 101 Cooper, Mia 64, 58. 202 Cooper, Shari 30 Cooper, Tracy 120, 162 Corbett, Alisa 64 Corkill, Bryan 64 Cornelsen, Deann 101 Cornett, Kristen 120 Coronada, Karen 120 Corpuz, Jane 15, 101, 189 Cortado, l-lilario 64 Cosby, Milton 120 Cotton, Erik 64, 210 Cottrell, John 120 Coulson, Leslie 101 Courts, Liana 101, 197 Coulee. Evelyn 46, 101, 189. 205, 207 Cox, Adrenne 120 Cox, Ava 120 Cox, Vince 101 Crabb, Sandra 64. 188, 193. 204 Craft, John 64 Craft, Larry 101 Craig, Yvette 120, 189. 197 Craig, Yvonne 64 Crain, Angelina 120, 165, 211 Crandell, Sue 101 Crawford, Gregory 65 Crawford, June 65 Crawford, Robert 101, 199 Crawford, Robert 121 Crawford, Timothy 101 Canfvley, Suxanne 211 Crawshaw, Wendy 101 Crick, Linton 121, 193 Crines, Denise 113, 121 Crist, Angela 121 Crist, Paul 64, 94, 204 Crockett, Karen 101 Croninx, Diane 121, 205 Crossman, David 101, 121 Crosswhite, Amy 101, 197 Crowe, Mark 46, 65, 190, 195, 208 Crowell, Karen 101, 159, 188 Crowther, William 101 Crumpler, Carolyn 121 Crumpler, Wayne 65 Cruse, Pam 101, 187, 189, 209 Crutchfield, Ted 101 Cruz, Ernest 121 Cubitt, David 101, 194 Culanding, Alvie 121 Curnutte, Robert 101 Curry, William 121 Curtis, James 121, 162 Curtis, Rose 65, 199, 204 Cushman, Tracy 121 Cutright, Daniel 15, 101, 189, 195 Cyr, Julie 121, 189 Dado, Andrew 45, 210, 211, 165 Dagostino, Daniele 101 Dailey, Thomas 200, 65 Dale, Melissa 65 Dalenberg, Sean 101, 113 Dallas, Sheri 8, 190, 101 Dalton, Tammy 121 Damaso, Delmar 207, 65 Damiano, Lawrence 65 Daniels, Billie Jo 121 Daniels, Michael 65 Daniels, Samantha 101 Daos, Kimberly 66 Daquilanea, Daisy 34, 121, 205 Darby, Joseph 65 Darby, Matthew 121, 162, 174, 177 Darcus, Lesly 105, 65 Danrvin, Frank 211, 101 Dasher, Robin 66 Davenport, Christie 121 Davenport, Pamela 66 David, Dannielle 101 Davies, Eugene 101 Davis, Elaine 101 Davis, Patricia 121 Davis, Randal 66 Davis, Stephen 121 Day, Adrienne 121, 203 Day, Franklin 199, 66 Dayrit, Leah 210, 46, 208, 101 Dayrit, Stella 121, 187, 208, 205, 46 Deardorft, Clay 188, 66 Deboard, Lanny 101 Debruhl, Curtis 121 Decker, Stacy 211, 27, 34, 121, 186, 172, 203, 206, 40 Deguzman, Jonas 121 Delacruz, Glenn 121 Delacuadra, Susan 66 Delaney, Brendan 121 Delbaugh, William 66 Deleon, Eileen 102 Deleon, Kim 121 Delloro, Lolita 66 Delmar, Regina 192, 193, 195 Delrosario, Danilo 102 Demet, Ronald 186, 210, 66 Demillo, Stephen 102 Demint, Suzette 121 5 , I 4, ,f 1. l 3 J Q ii 'f A 0 C, ,-..,,.,. -.,...., 4 , f I 1 If 1 1 A Dendy, Rufus 66 Dennis, James 121 Denniston, Michelle 121 Depew, Stacy 102 Desei, Carol 121 Desenne, David 192, 210. 211, 207, 66 Desmond, Marcel 121 Dettloli, Troy 94 Deity, Jennifer 121, 194 Devera, Mechelle 159, 66 Devoe, Deborah 121 Dewitt, Patricia 66 Dewitt, Rayvond 121 Dexter, Danielle 189. 66 Diaz, Jefterey 67 Diaz, Paul 121 Diaz, Stephen 211, 102 Dickerson, Barbara 121, 200 Dickinson, Kathy 67 Dietrich, Jay 121, 210, 194, 197, 46 Digirolamo, James 121 Dilday, Denise 121 Dildy, Troy 102 Dildy, Wesley 162, 67 Dilling, Paul 67 Dillon, Lynn 121 Dills, Clay 121 Dixon, Ronald 67 Dixon, Tamara 102 Dizon, Maria 186, 191, 194, 206, 102 Dodson, Ronald 121 Dornazos, Anthony 121 Donato, Joseph 102 Donnellan, Tracey 102 Dooley, Mary 67 Doon, Benson 121 Doran, Julie 121 Dorf, David 102 Dorson, Patricia 121 Dotson, Timothy 102 Doty. John 195, 102 Doughty, Andrea 189, 102 Douglas, Mark 121 Dowe, Michele 188, 102 't at Downie, Stephanie 189, 209 194 Dozier. Larry 121 Dozier, Marvin 191, 113, 28 Dozier, Rodney 28 Draper, Danielle 121 Drenning, Kimberly 121, 186 187, 194 Drenninq, Roger 67 Drexler, Kenneth 121 Driver, Jerry 102 Drunheller, Arnylynn 121 Dubois, Lynette 199, 102 Dubuc, Faith 67 Dubuc, Hope 121, 200 Dunaway, Ana 159, 102 Duncan, Craig 210, 211. 67 Dundas, Dee 121 Dunn, Laura 102 Dunn, Thomas 210. 67 Duquette, John 121, 200 Duquette, Michael 201 Dustin, Christine 189. 67 Dutton, Timothy 121, 41 'Dy, Susannah 121 Eagan, Mary 121 Earley, Dane 67, 121 Eastland, Kim 67 Easton, Donald 67, 108, 156 Eatmon, Michael 124, 194, 205 Ebey, Hope 121, 187 Eby, Charles 121, 211 Eckhart, Robert 102, 210 Edwards, Cynthia 39, 67, 102, 189, 198,204 Edwards. Phillip 121 Edwards. 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Brenda 122 Foreman, Wade 103 Forrest. Octavia 46. 122. 208 Forrest. Richard 103 Fortner. Pamela 103 --flltih Foskey. Meloni 169. 189 Fountain. Leslie 103 Fountain. Richard 122 Fowler. James A. 103 Fowler. James B. 103 Fowler. Tammy 122 Fox. Angela 103 Fox. David 68 Frame. Richard 103. 194. 196 Franceski. Lauren 69. 189, 211 Francis. John 103 Francis. Tammy 122 Francisco. Roderick 69. 195. 198 Francisco. Roanld 103 Frank. Denise 22. 103. 158. 159. 211 Franks. Janet 188 Frazer. William 103 Frederick. Theresa 103 Freeman. Charity 103 Freeman. Keith 103 Frigge. Lisa 122. 187, 189 Froehlich. Paul 103 Fulleros. Jimmy 103. 122 Funchess. Percy 103 Funkhouser. Elizabeth 32. 69. 178. 179. 189. 208. 211 Fuqua. Dwayne 52. 69 'tCu1,.. 1-.111-9 -Ql 3-1 - -1... ds...- Furey. Robert 69 Gaffrey. Christina 69 Gaither. David 69. 189. 211 Galdo. Matthew 34. 69. 97. 186, 190. 191 Galian. Leah 54. 55. 69. 192. 199. 202 Galkin. Jeffrey 8. 103. 160. 206, 207 Galkin, Marc 69 Gallagher. Robert 69 Galliher. Gregory 69 Gallop. Raecita 122 Gamble. Kimberly 19. 104. 188 Gann. Christopher 103 Garcia, Miriam 48. 122 Gardner. Christian 103 Gardner, Stephen '22 Q1-. F Y. AX dte- I 4.5.- Garrett. George 22. 62. 122 Gaskins. Jeffrey 122 Gatewood. Edward 62, 69. 199. 204. 209 Gathings. Kevin 103 Gelico. Stephanie 70. 189 Gephan. Amy 70 Geras, Andrea 122 Gerhart, Raymond 70 Gerling. James 70 Gerni, Christopher 122 Gerni. Darren 103 Gerst. Terrence 122 Getz, Brian 122 Getzinger, Andrena 103 Getzinger. Clinton 70. 194 Giaminelli, Cynthia 23. 186. 194 Giaquinto. Brian 70 Gibbs. Jordan 8. 123 Gibbs. Tyrone 103 Gibson. Cornell 70. 192 Gilchrist. Bryant 12. 53. 162 209 Gilchrist. Nedra 103 Gilchrist. Reginald 123 Gilchrist. Stephanie 155 Gilera. Aileen 123. 189 Gill. Lori 123. 189 Girouard. Daria 70 Glasier. David 104 Glisson. Janet 70 Glossin. Nichelle 70 Go. Benjamin 123 Goganious. Keith 123. 162 Gohr. Robert 123 Gohr. Tammy 104 Golden. Christina 154. 198 Golden, Jessica 104 Goldstein. Ilene 104. 204. 205. 207 Gonse, Gina 104. 179. 189. 192 Goode. Barbara 70 Goode, Robert 123, 162 Goodridge. Franklin 123 Gordon. Stacey 123 Goss. Wendell 70 Gossen. Melissa 123 Graham, Thomas 70 Graham. Wendy 123 Grahe. April 70 Grandle. Brian 123 Grasso. Anthony 70. 202 Grau. Soren 104. 194 Gray, Connie 70. 188 Green. Bonni 104 Green. Darren 70, 188 Greene. Kimberly 123 Gregor. Kenneth 104 Gregory. Andra 104, 165. 192. 211 Gregroy. David 104 Griffin, Brian 104, 162 Griffin. Crystal 123 Griffin, Kenneth 104 Griftink. Michael 70. 186. 20 Griffin, Pamela 186. 70 Griffin. Stanley 123 Griffin. Tina 123 Griffler, Keith 70 Grim, Kristen 9. 70. 210 Grimes. Lei 70 Grimsley. Guy 104 Grinnell. Brent 71, 188. 197 Grinnell, Melissa 17. 45. 71 Grisham. Elizabeth 71 Grizzard. Alton 123. 162 Gronemann. Caraline 211 Groombridge, Hermann 104 209 Groshel. Wendy 25. 71, 198 Gross. Wendy 25. 30, 42. 104 Grubbs, Laura 123 Guarin, Glenn 104 Guerra, Eric 104, 196 Guglielmini. Lorrie 71 Guglielmini, Michelle 123 Guison, Romina 104, 178. 179 Guison, Roanld 104 Gunner. Rose 123 Guptill, Madeline 104. 196 Guy, Laura 104 Holcomb, Darrin 123 James' Barbara 124 l ,Q Haddeman, Jacqueline 123, 189, 198, 205, 206 Hairsto, Jeffrey 104, 189 Haley, Donald 71 Hall, Garled 211 Hall, James 123 Hall, Kevin 123, 209 Hall, Leah 206 Hall, Michelle 104 Hall, Michelle 71 Hall, Randy 105 Halverson 105 Ham, David 105 Hamilton, Cynthia 71, 197 Hammje, Eric 71, 204, 211 Hancock, Wendy 105, 188 Hand, Michael 123 Haner, Timothy 124 Hanna, Michael 71, 187, 195, 197 Hansen, Rhonda 71, 161, 211 Haraden, Tina 71 Harder, David 71, 188 Hardin, John 105 Harding, Nancy 105 Hargrave, Susan 105, 203 Harkey, Tracy 123 Harnly, Brian 72 Harnly, Elizabeth 123 Harnly, Robert 72 Harold, Byron 197 Harold, Maurice 12, 209 Harper, Harold 72 Harper, Raquel 123 Harris, Avery 105 Harris, David 123 Harris, John 123, 200 Harris Lavonia 123 Harrisi Michael 72 Harris, Michele 123 Harris, Paggy 123 Harrison, Anthony 123, 211 Harrison, Brian 123 Harrison, Patricia 46, 72, 193, 208 Hart, Christina 123, 189 Hart, Elizabeth 105, 123, 211 Hart, Donald 123 Hart, Lataunja 105, 192 Hart, Tyranshay 188, 211 Hartley, Micki 59, 72, 189 Hartman, Sherry 72 Hartman, Vicky 105 Hasty, Erik 105, 177 Hasty, Jeffrey 72, 108 Haugen, Karin 72, 204, 211 Havens, Denise 123 Hawkins, Derrika 123, 196 Hawkins, Lori 72, 189, 206 Hawley, Bryan 123, 201 Haworth, Victor 72 Haynes, Sheryl 9, 72, 204 Hazen, David 105 Heacock, Cynthia 123, 205 Heath, Lora 105 Hechinger, Robert 105 Heck, Richard 29, 123 Hedelund, Christine 105 Hedelund, Donald 72, 105 Heiman, David 105 Heine, Jodi 105, 205, 211 Helbling, Howard 105 Helton, Michael 123, 201 Helton, Timothy 123 Hemenway, Stephen 123 Hemenway, Susan 72, 204 Hendershot, Paula 123 Henry, Lloyd 123 Herald, Brenda 105 Hermann, Anthony 72 Hernandez, Debora 45, 72, 97, 188 Hernandez, Marie 46, 123 Heroux, John 72 Heroux, Maria 123 Herrera, Ronald 72 Herrick, Kellie 105 Herring, Douglas 123 Hersh, Kimberly 105 Hickman, Michael 123 Hiestand, Patricia 72 Higgins, Tamra 73 Hilburn, Jo 105 Hilgeman, Holly 123 Hill, Brian 123, 162 Hill, Jeffrey 123 Hill, Lawrence 123 Hill, Scott 123 Hill, Sherrie 105 Hillard, Bret 105, 194, 195 Hockaday, David 105, 194 Hodges, Aubrey 73, 187, 203 Hodges, Mark 73 Hodges, Matthew 49, 73, 206 Hodges, Robin 105 Hoenig, Lee 105 Hoerl, Susan 123 Hoferkamp, Robert 73, 202, 210 Hoffert, Scott 105 Hofmann, Sylvia 73, 194, 195 Hoggard, Scott 123 Hogue, Sheri 105 Hojnacki, Sharon 8, 123, 179, 211 Holland, Debra 123 Holleran, Michael 73 Holley, Mary 105 Holliday, Shawn 105 Hollingsworth, Mark 73, 180, 181, 192 Holmes, Donald 105, 205 Holmes, Norman 73 Holt, Jeffrey 123 Holub, Michael 73, 123 Hooks, Wesley 105 Hooven, Tonya 73 Hoover, Anthony 73 Hoover, Kristina 73, 189 Hoover, Michelle 73, 189 Hopkins, Elizabeth 124 Hopkins, Kimberly 124 Hopkins, Mark 105 Hopper, Allyson 165, 188, 102 Hopson, Dellenda 105 Horsey, Jacqueline 105, 189, 211 Hossain, Lavina 105 Houck, Robin 105 Houle, Louise 105 Houlihan, Michael 105 House, Shanna 74 Hovestadt, Vickie 74 Howard, Mark 105 Howard, Michael 105 Howell, Katherine 46, 124, 178, 179, 208, 211 Howell, Robert 74 Howerton, Lucille 105 Howes, Janet 105 Howes, John 74 Huang, Pei 124 Hubbard, Wycille 74 Huey, Kathryn 74, 165, 204 Hulin, Shona 198, 199, 203, 205, 211 Huling, Christopher 124 Hull, Philip 105 Humbertson, Richard 74 Humphries, Christopher 15, 24, 105 Humphries, Kimberly 124, 198 Hunt, Julie 124, 198 Hunter, Lee 74 Hurst, Steven 105 Husted, John 124 Huttunen, Jari 74, 201 Hyman, Christy 74, 196 Hyman, Michael 124 Iddings, Angela 105 Iddings, James 74 lglesia, Reginald 124 lngraham, Kenny 189, 74 Ingram, Melissa 74 Ingram, Sally 74 Inman, Mary 75 Irons, Michelle 105 Irrer, Kathleen 159, 75 Isaacs, Jeanne 19, 175 Isaacs, William 124 Jackson, Harold 187, 46, 76 Jackson, Ronald 124 Jacobs, Carla 105 Jacobs, Michael 105 Jacobson, Gary 105 Jahn, Melanie 75 Jahn, Michael 124 Jamerson, David 197, 211, 106 James, Jason 41, 30, 124 James, Shaun 75, 105 Janka, Maris 204, 75 Jarret, Arthur 124, 198 Jarvis, Amy 106 Jaudon, Stephen 106 Jefferey, Dawn 188, 189, 75 Jenkins, Alicia 197, 75 Jenkins, Robert 75 Jenkins, Shawn 106 Jenkins, Tracy 75 Jennings, Carl 124, 47 Jerome, Richard 75 Jewell, Jewell, Deborah 75 Russell 124, 41, 40 Jiannine, Denise 204, 206, 211, Johns, 106 Michelle 202, 106 Johnson, Glen 204, 206, 211 Johnson, James 106 Johnson, Kisha 106 Johnson, Laura 106 Johnson, Lisa 75 Johnson, Omar 75 Johnson , Thomas 124 Johnson, Tomka 8, 124 Johnson, Warren 124, 206. 210 Johnston, Christopher 106 Jones, Amy 124 Jones, Christopher 106 Jones, Dawn 106 Jones, Doris 34 Jones, Gerald 124 Jones, James 124 Jones, Kasie 124 Jones, Keasha 124 Jones, Michael 124 Jones, Regina 124 Jones, Rodney 167, 75 Jones, Steven 124 Jones Timothy 106 Jones, Tonya 124 Jones, Wendi 124 Jones, William 162, 75 Jordan, Frederic 124, 201 Jose, Lori 124 Joyce, Kelley 106 Joyner, Christopher 124 Joyner, Ruth O. 031 Juszkiewicz, Lisa 75 Kallok, Mary 75 Kane, G regory 124 Kanz, Amy 106 Kasmark, Patricia 75 Kates, Jennifer 124, 197 Kauffma Kauffma n, Beth 76 n, Lisa 124 Kaufman, Andrew 124 Kaufman, Teresa 76 Kaylor, Timothy 124, 200, 201 Keene, Johnathan 124 Kees, Denise 106 Keiran, Brenda 76 Keith, Carl 124 Keith, James 76, 106 Keith, Kyndra 106 Keith, Lamar 46, 208 Kell, Richard 124 Keller, David 124, 47 Keller, Rhonda 106 Kelly, Cherly 124, 76 Kelly, David 124 Kelly, Joseph 106 Kelly, Kimberly 106 Kemp, Michelle 76 Kennedy, Edwina 124, 193 Kepner, Donna 124 Kermon, Donna 46, 76 Kermon, Lisa 124, 198 Kerr, Charles 124 Keyes, Marie 9, 106 Kidd, Elizabeth 106 Kid, Matthew 124 Kidd, Tammy 106, 193 Kiehlmeier, Robert 106 Kilb, Jennifer 76 Kilday, Kassandra 8, 179, 76 Kimball, Franklin 306 King, Kimberly 178, 106 Klay, Coleen 106, 24 Kmetz, Laura 124 Knall, Jason 198 Kochanowski, Joell 76 Koehler-pfotenhauer, Peter 192, 193, 195, 202, 204, 106 Koelsch, Bernard 198, 76 Koelsch, Philip 11, 104, 106 Kohl, Julie 166, 192, 176, 106 Kolenda, Vicki 76 Kolipano, Michael 124 Koller, Kelly 124, 210 Komuves, Katrina 152, 166, 167, 192, 209, 76, 89 Koob, Diana 199, 202, 208, 47, 48, 94, 106 Korel, Mindy 106 Kossin, Matthew 189 Kossin, Penny 124 Kotter, Jeffrey 194, 195, 106 Kowal, Gregory 76 Kozakowski, Micheal 188 Krell, Suzanne 106 Kressler, Mark 124, 206 Krolikowski, Lecia 76 Krolikowski, Lori 124, 76 Krotz, Matthew 124, 95 Kuhlemann, Corina 1, 563 Kulakowski, Lisa 202, 76 Kullman, Denise 124 Kunkel, Christopher 76 Kusha, Michelle 106 Kwan, Brenda 77, 94 Labrador, Liza 106 Lacaillade, Michele 124 Lacaillade, Peter 107 Lacerra, Pamela 124 Lagana, Michael 106 Lamb, Deirdre 124 Lamb, Violet 106 Lambert, Darren 106, 160, 206 Lambert, Joel 77 Lambright, Ralph 106, 199, 205, 207 Lamison, Tamika 124 Lamontagne, Traci 124 Lancaster, Carol 124 Lancaster, Teresa 124 Lane, Allyson 125 Lane, Edward 125 Lane, Josephh 125 Lane. Kimberly 106 Langdon, 106. 211 Langenhorst. Gregory 125 Langley, Clay 195 Langley, Jirnrny IUVI Lansangan, Mervir, 106 Lapean. Amber 106 Laraway. Christopher 106 Larkin, Shane 77. 97. 55, 190, 191, 202 Larose. Rae 125 Larroque. Lavenda 106, 125 Larsen. Donna 8. 77. 193. 202, 204 Larsen, James 32. 125 Larson. Lori 107 Lash. Micahel 77 Laskowski. Karen 77 Lassiter, Audra 107 Latham, Derick 77, 177 Lattimore, Thomas 107 Laun, Gary 125. 194 Lavia, Neva 46. 77, 94, 188. 208 Lawler, Elizabeth 77 Lawler, Sonia 125 Lawson, Lori 22, 107 Lawton, Michael 8. 162, 177 209 Laxa, Jocelyn 125 Lazaro, Chris 77 Leachman, Mark 125 Leard, Jennifer 125 Leavesley, Duane 77 Lecount, Kimberly 125 Lee, Christine 77 Lee, Edward 125 Lee, Hamilton 107 Lee, Heather 107, 194 Lee, Karyn 125 Lee, Miraxy 125 Lee, Twanna 77 Leedy, Barbara 107 Legarda, Ludivina 78 Legaspi, Joel 107, 210 Leger, Glenn 107 Leggiardro, Cheryl 125, 189 Legris, Michael 78 Lehm, Kent 125 Lahnus, Kirt 107 LeJeune, Seth 125 LeJeune, Thomas 125 LeJeune, Willima 107 Leon, David 125 Leon, Matthew 78, 192, 198 Leonidoff, Laurrine 125 Lervvill, Dale 125 Lester, Christine 107, 202 Letada, Maricel 107 Lewandowski, Laureen 125 Lewis, Yvette 107 Lewis, Julie 78 Lewis, Lisa 125, 211 Lewis, Martin 107 Lewis, Patricia 107, 189 Lewis, Samuel 107, 162 Lewis, Timothy 125 Lillefloren, David 125. 162 Liller, Joseph 125 Lilly, Carmen 107 Lindell, Lesliann 19, 107, 198. 202 Lindenberg, Douglas 125 Lindenberg, Eric 78, 192, 203 Lindsay, Jennifer 125, 165 Lineberger. Amy 107. 199. 206 Linkous, Malinda 125 Linkous, Robert 125 Lipscomb, Shawn 78 Litsinger, Deborah 34, 49, 125. 186 Littlefield, Guy 125, 189 Livingston. Johhny 107 Llamas, Arnold 78 Llamas, Rogellyn 125 Lloyd. Jeffrey 126, 203 Lloyd, Juan 107 Loiercio, Nancy 126 Londeree, Cecil 188 Long. Robert 107 Lonbest, Laura 126 Looper, Kimberly 126 Losardo, Kellie 126 Love, Deborah 126 219 Molloy. C C R..-.ec '59 E9 '94 ::' -rs 4:5 20-3 . e face 'JE '8' 209 'LST lace '98 202 Eicar 52 Peace' 78 2i4 .W f 2- -- . '. s '26 ,LQ 'E ' 4 213 Macau ey Mary 78 Macconac Charles '26 Mace James '26 200 '.'a:e'i, Betf, '08 '86 Mac- Stebnacte 79 ' acres Martlr '08 Mac-fe, Lascawra 126 1 ac-f r'r'or' CV'tSllD9 34 39. 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Mlchee McCu crugr MlCf19ll9 80 204. 97 108 127 McCJne Kirnberlee 108 McCune. Lezlee 108 MCCOtcheOn April 186 McCutcheon, Micheal 108 McDanlel Micheal 127 McDonald, James 80 McDonald. Tony 108 McDonell, David 108. 205, 200 McDonough, Branden 108 McDonough, Deidre 46. 127 McGee. Brian 108. 24 McGill, Patrlca 127 McGinnis. Stephanie 108. 205 McGowan, James 127 McGowen. Douglas 127 McGrath, Ann 108 MCG'atl1. PatrlCk 127 McGregor, Michele 70. 94. 203 McCue. Carol 108 McGuire. Kimberley 127 Mclnnls, Crystal 127 MCKIQUI, Barry 127 McMillan. Kevln 127 'f1,1'r6:' Mffi?11 :f:'O8 '93, I '94 20? 11171. v Q77 ,jug 73 ,ly glrjf-r Uiylii '08 'gg 1 K 1' 'UU 1 1 'f.' r 1 '51 108 l 1 1 'UE V 1 iii 4' U1 111- Q fAl'll14,'il .Mr Jvwiilrl- 'VJF5 1 'Fl' 1 KWH 11 1 'Wi 1' ' '11lr'i.1v:l 'UH 1 '1t.1lt 'Wi VJ 1-.' l.lr11.1 1 'HU 3 f ,o-- gi' 'MH 'li1ly.1 'JH 'HW 1' illil 'l 1'-.1121 1 ' 188 tl 1 f'fl JH lf, 'I'1. 'lflvli 'fr fri McNew. Katheline 127 McPherson. Tawanda 46. 119. 127 McPherson. Tenena 46 MCVICKOY. Patrick 48. 49. 108 Mead, Patrick 80 Mead. Timothy 80 Meade. Mary 127. 165 Meade, Richard 108, 162 Mealy. Robert 127 Mears. Aaron 10. 192. 193 Medlln. Pamela 127 Meekins. Michelle 108 Mel. Elizabeth 127 Melton. Craig 108 Melvin. Franklin 108 Mentas. Michelle 108 Menz. RIKKI 193 Mercer, Michelle 80, 94 Merfalen. Joe 127 Merritt. William 127 Merz. Rebecca 210. 127 Mess. Ramey 127 Micheal, David 108. 196 Middleton, Tammy 80 Mlhevc, Janos 108 Mllbourn, VlCKl 127 Miles. Donna 80. 188 Miles, Thomas 127 Milinazzo. David 127 Millard, Elizabeth 127. 186 Miller. David 80, 12. 192. 193 Miller. David 108 Meyers. 1, 46 Meyers. Shawn 97. 193 Miller, John 108 Miller, Kendra 80 Miller, Patrick 127 Miller. Rhonda 80. 127. 108 Miller. Shelly 108 Miller, Stephanie 80 Miletlch. Susan 81. 189 Milligan. Karon 46. 81, 208 Milligan. Mary 127 Milligan, Mindy 81, 34. 208 Milling. Deborah 108. 210 Mills, Jay 127 Mills, Bogack 17. 127 Millsaps. Dana 81 Mims. Donna 108 Mintor, Thomas 197 Minton. Graig 109 Mirabelli. John 81 Mislang. Leah 109 Mislang. Rod 127 Mister. Alexandra 127 Mister. Richard 81 Mister. Valerie 205, 188. 198 Mitchell. Charissa 127 Mitchell. Henry 127 Mitchell. Kevin 127 Mitchell. Lauren 109 Mitchell, Mureil 109 Mitchell. Robin 46. 81 Mitchell. Shawn 127 Mitolo. Anthony 49 Moffit. Jeffrey 197. 129 Moler, Krista 127 Dawn 34, 127 Molloy. Jeftrey 109. 205, 210 Mondie. Cynthia 81 Monett, Brian 81 Monett. Craig 127 Moneva. Manuel 127 Montgomery. Richard 109 Montoya, Richard 109 Moody. Robert 127 Moore, Anita 127 Moore. Chelsey 109. 127 Moore, Cynthia 81, 32 Moore. Don 109. 192. 204. 211, 177,206. 163 Moore, James 127 Moore, Kimberly 127 Moore. Roger 209. 211 Moore, Samuel 127 Moore, Scott 109 Moore. Tracey 81. 189 Moore. Moran. Morey Treena 127. 189 Wendy 127 Juan 127 Morgan, Catherine 109. 188 Morgan, Kimberly 127 Morgan. Michelle 46. 208. 127 Morgan, Richard 20 Morgan. Roger 81. 94. 202 Moriarty. John 81 MOFVII, Jerry 127 Morris. Cecil 109. 22. 23. 211 Morris, Morris. Fyrth 127 Kathleen 81 -C1 Q li' . A . , f 1 7:15 'Q-QI V+? . ,. s.,. yoj- Q .3 4-. I .-,X I :- 'blm' - . ,sy '-'. ', ,1 r ,.N ,. .KJ '- Morris, Phyllis 127 Morse, lan 109, 206 Monlvick. Diane 174, 200, 127 Morwick. Kathleen 81, 202. 201 Mosey. Samantha 109, 202, 207 Mosezar, Holly 81 Mosley. Richard 127 Mosley. Romeo 81 Moss, Jaclyn 109 Motley. Tamara 127 Mount. Jeffrey 81, 196, 192. 198 Mowry. David 109 Moyer, Wendy 208. 211 Moyers. Wendi 82 Moynihan, Maureen 109 Mozingo. Sarh 128 Mullins. Duane 128 Mumford, Gregory 13. 127 Mumford, Jackie 109 Munson, Desiree 211. 127 Murad. Rachael 127 Murillo. Michaelangelo 127 Murphy. Patrick 109 Murphy, Tawanda 188 Murphy. Thomas 127 Murray. Donna 82 Murray. James 109 Murray, Sheri 82. 46, 103. 202, 208. 211 Musser. Shel 82, 204, 206 Myatt. Laurie 82. 88 Myers. Laura 127 Myers. Shawn 82. 34. 37. 196. 211, 186 Nabors. Rosemary 193. 32. 205. 128, 190. 191 Nadeau. Yvonne 109. 205. 211, 206, 188 Nash, Lloyd 128 Navarrete. Jose 128 Neal. Angielique 109 Neely. Charles 128. 32. 46 Nelson, Lorena 109, 192. 53 Nelson. Thomas 128 Neuroth, Shelley 82 Newsome. Cathleen 82. 197 Nicholson, Shannon 128. 186 Nielson. Cathleen 82 Niemoeller, Tracie 109. 153 Nilsen, Robert 128 Nixon, Keely 82. 211 Nolan, Kathleen 82 Nolasco. Lester 82 Nomura, John 128 Noonan. John 109 Nordeen, William 82 Norman. Anna 109. 153 Northrop. Rocio 211, 108 Nortonen. Scott 82. 192, 193. 197, 21 1 Norungolo, Michael 110 Nowak, Dennis 82 Noyes. William 110 Nuckols. William 110 O'Brlen. Gayle 110 O'Brien, Julie 211, 128 Oates. Ambla 82. 28. 203. 204, 206 Ocarroll, Rhonda 82, 188 Ochave. Christine 110 Ochave. Fredrick 128 Ochoa, Mae 128. 189 Oconner, Kimberly 82. 51, 204, 208, 94, 95 Oconner, Sean 110, 193, 195 Oculto, Melody 110 Odom, Richard 82 Odum, Charles 110 Oelgoetz, Anton 83, 162, 209 Ohara, Stephanie 196, 211, 128 Okonkwo, James 29, 83, 97, 192, 193, 204, 208, 210 Okonkwo, Margaret 199, 128 Olaes, Augustre 9 Olaes, Robin 83, 189, 210 Oliver, Chad 128 Olliges, Barbara 128 Olliges, Robert 83 Olmstead, Michelle 83 Ongkingco, Marie 110 Onquit, Tomas 83, 194, 198 Ooten, Michael 128 Ooten, Jesse 83 Orazi, Craig 128 Orencia, Emiliano 83 Orendain, Rebecca 46 Orendain, Rowena 83 Orshesky, Claudia 110 Ortiz, Ramon 110 Osberg, Tina 83 Osborne, Kevin 83 Osgood, Janet 128 Osmer, Paul 83, 192 Oubre, Lance 110, 192, 206 Owens, Kim 188, 193 Ozmun, Richard 128 Pabalan, Edward 196, 200, 128 Pace, David 83 Pace, Stephanie 199, 205. 128 Padgett, Andria 29 Padgett, Katrina 83, 193, 210 Page, Joyce 128 Panneton, Whitney 83 Panscula, Gloria 128 Pantak, Michelle 84 Pantak, Mitchell 110, 162 Paramore, Elisa 128 Paradan, Cheryl 128 Parchen, Naomi 128 Paredes, Imelda 128 Paredes, Sharon 84, 202. 189 Parham, Ralph 128 Parina, Geraldine 128, 165 Paris, Tracy 110 Parker, Anita 197, 186 Parker, James 13, 84, 162 Parker, Kim 128 Parlett, Thomas 84 Parsons, James 84, 192, 188 Pascua, Ma 110 Pasquarelli, Marianne 128 Passauer, Kristin 128 Patterson, Christopher 128 Paul, John 128 Paulsen, Christopher 110 Paulsen, Mark 110 Pauly, Aaron 201, 128 Paxton, Keisha 46, 128 Peacock, Kenneth 110 Pearce, Sheri 110 Pearce, Taunia 128 Pearsall, Darryl 128 Peebles, Cheryl 110 Peebles, Michael 94 Pellegrino, Suzanne 128 Peller, Monica 110 Pellettier, Patrick 128 Peletier, Terry 52, 84 Pennington, Sandra 110, 195, 205 Pentecost, Helen 84, 46, 192, 208 Peoples, Kathryn 110, 192 Pepe, Michael 110 Perau, Quinton 84 Perkins, Joe 128, 162 ' Q '--Q15 S m,. i Perkins, Ronald 128 Perry, Martha 110, 126, 192. 193, 198, 202 Person, Boris 128 Persons, Janet 207, 19, 110 165 Peterson, Jeffery 128 Peterson, Quincy 84 Peterson, William 110 Petrie, Mary 128 Petruska, Anne 211, 128, 165, 1, 189 Petty, Michele 84, 203, 189 Philbrick, Andrew 128 Picano, Mary 84 Pierce, Dorothy 111, 188 Pierce, Edward 84, 193, 210 Pierce, Harriet 111 Pierce, Lisa 111 Pierce, Ray 128 Pike, Mitchell 84 Pike, Susan 111 Pinckney, Veronica 128 Pingol, Tamara 111 Piper, Keith 128 Piper, Nicholas 128 Pipes, Amy 111 Pitt, Robin 111 Pittenger, Edwin 84 Pitts, Stephanie 111 Place, Rebecca 128 Plants, Julie 128 Plants, Rusti 85, 198, 188, 189 Poborsky, Stacy 189 Poczekaj, Eric 111 Poellnitz, Joseph 128, 28 Pohle, James 201 Pohlman, Burt 119, 210 Points, Albert 129 Pool, Janine 193, 197, 205, 128, 165, 186, 187 Pope, Lori 111 Porter, James 128 Porter, Kelly 85, 188 Portis, Darlene 85 Portis, Diane 111 Posey, Christopher 111 Poulos, Christopher 128 Pounds, Lisa 85 Powell, James 111, 46 Powell, Keita 128, 29, 189, 119, 113 Powers, Phaedra 111 Predmore, Jonathan 111 Predergast, Kevin 128 Preskitt, Steven 85 Price, David 128 Price, Kimberly 128, 22, 190, 191, 138 Price, Lisa 85, 94, 198, 199, 202, 204, 211 v ax, in Prigmore, Stephanie 111, 207 Prillaman, Helen 198, 129 Prince, Karen 85, 198 Proctor, Gregg 111, 200 Profitt, Donald 111 Przybyszewski, Edward 111 Pulley, Alvin 85, 162 Punzalan, Eduardo 111, 194, 203, 189 Quick, Timothy 85 Quijano, Jane 85 Quindara, Frida 111 Radford, Leah 111, 189 Raesemann, Robert 128, 210 Raines, Ryan 129, 162 Rainey, Christopher 129 Rainey, Thomas 111 Ralston, Rowena 85, 189 Ramsey, Kevin 85 Rankins, Andrea 85, 196 Raquipiso, Roland 111 Rasnick, Kevin 129 Rawls, Michael 129 Ray, Joseph 129, 201 Ray, Michelle 46, 129 Raymer, Luisa 46, 111 Raymond, Ronald 210 Reardon, Ginger 129, 165 Redding, Willima 85 Redmon, Gretchen 111 Reed, Charles 129 Reed, Jacqueline 111, 189 Reed, Kim 85, 129 Reedy, Brenda 111, 201 Reedy, Deanne 129 Regal, Michael 104, 111 Reid, Lisa 46 Reilly, Catherine 129 Remacle, Tami 111 Renda, Frank 111 Reneses, Javier 129 Renn, Ann 129, 189 Renn, David 85 Renick, Kimberly 111, 202 Ressler, Tonja 111, 193 Resweber, Anne 72 Resweber, Steven 129 Retterer, Shawn 194 Reukauf, Paul 129 Reutzel, Denise 111 Revell, Andrea 111 Reyes, Ike 111, 188 Reyes, Nerissa 111 Reynolds, Robert 111 Rhodes, Jeffrey 85 Rhodes, Lindsey 129 Rhodes, Paula 111 Ribble, Thomas 85, 198, 206. 211 Ribble, Timothy 85, 198, 206. 211 Rice, Christopher 85 Rice, Richard 111 Rich, Michalee 129 Richardson, Michael 111 Riddick, Michelle 129 Ridle, Robert 129 Rieve, Pamala 130 Riggan, Deanna 130, 186, 199 Rightmeier, Kimberly 111 Rinehart, Edward 86 Rinehart, Michelle 86, 196 Rippard, Melissa 86 Risinger, Bonnie 111, 207 Ritchie, Melissa 111, 166. 167 Roberts, Jerry 86 Roberts, Kenneth 111 Roberts, Leigh 130 Roberts, Michael 86 Roberts, Stephen 111 Robertson, Heidi 111 Robertson, Johnay 111 Robertson, Tina 130 Robinette, Melinda 130 Robinson, John 111 Robinson, Shari 111 Robinson, Shawn 130 Rodgers, Terron 130 Rodrigues, Ricardo 86 Rodriguez, Carolann 111 Row, Karen 33, 86 Rogers, Gary 86, 201 Rogerson, Elizabeth 130, 162, 186, 187, 203 Rollman, Dean 130 Roma, Maria 130 Romero, Michelle 111 Romero, Ronald 111 Rood, Michiko 130 Rooke, Scott 130, 210 Roper, Rebecca 130 Rose, John 130 Rosen, Charles 86, 211 Rosenberg, Joseph 111 Ross, Chantea 130 Ross, Daniel 86 Ross, Paul 130 Ross, Peggy 130 Ross, Regina 112 Roth, Deborah 34, 130, 188, 211 Rothstein, David 130, 192 Roundfield, Andrea 112, 187, 205 Rountree, Barry 125 Rowe, Marykay 130 Rowell, David 88 Rowland, Alan 86, 189, 210 Royce, Kevin 86 Rupert, Timothy 112 Ruppenkamp, Steven 130 Rusbuldt, Janice 112, 165 Rusch, Darlene 186, 193, 204 Rushing, Angela 112 Rushton, Andrea 130, 187, 198, 205, 211 Russell , Angela 86, 199, 200 Russell, Connie 130 Russell, Ginger 130 Russell, Harvey 188 Russell Rhonda 86 Russell, Roy 86 Russin, Daniel 86 Ryals, Sharon J. 86 Ryan, Patricia 130 Ryder, Jerry 112 Ryles, Sheryl 220 Safford, Belinda 112 Safford, Ted 130 Salafranca, Gaius 86 Salazar, Laura 35, 42, 86, 179, 202, 204 Salinas, 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Mark 27, 113 Stegemann, Paul 89, 197 Stephan, Klmberly 89 Stephens, Cecllla 20, 46, 89. 94, 97. 202. 204, 205. 208 Stephens, Jack 113 Stephens. Katherlne 113 Stephenson. Lent 131 Stephenson MICUGIIG 131 Stettler. John 131 Stewart, Elrzabeth 131, 205, 21 1 Slelb, Russel 89. 207 Stull, Dornlnlc 131 Stllley, Anne 131 Stlllrnan. Stephanae 131 Stlne, Helen 113 Stock, Mechele 131, 174, 197 Stocks. tv11chael 113 Stockton Mechelle 187 Stoneburq, Anthony 131 Stoneburq, Maohael 89 Stout Tany4189. 186. 187. 202 'S fr' 2? X Strand, Richard 195. 202. 207 Stnley, Ttmothy 131, 201 Strobach, Stasla 131 Strobach. Susan 89, 92. 97. 165 Strode, Carreen 131 Stuat, Charles 131, 192 Stutzman, James 132 Sudderth, Mlchael 131 Sulter, Laurln 89, 193. 195 Summerlln, Amy 132 Sumner. Angela 132 Sunderland, James 132 Suokas. Man 89. 194 Swanlund. Ava 132 Swansboro. Shannon 90. 190 Swlndle. Vonde 189 Sykes. Charles 113. 211 Sykes, Marlan 113 Symons, John 113 Symons. Thomas 132. 201 Tadalan. Joy 113 Takacs. Mel1SSa 132 Tala. June 113 Tandberg, Paul 113 Tanous. Wtlltam 132 Tapra. Leanne 132. 205 Tapla. Thomas 90 Tappor, Stephen 90, 193. 195 Tarleton. Brlan 113 Taylor, Roshonne 132, 186 Taylor, Vlncent 114 Teboe, Sonya 46. 90 Temple, Robert 90, 160, 206. 207, 208 Temple, Stacla 114, 194. 204, 205 Terrebrood. Henry 90, 188 K Terrell. Paul 90, 210 Tesar. Chr1stopher 90, 186 Thomas, Jlmmy 90. 201 Thomas. Klmberly 90 Thomas. Mana 114, 187. 194, 210. 211 Thomas, Paul 114 Thomas, Robert 114 Thomas. Teresa 114, 197 Thomas, Yvonne 114 Thompson, Andrew 132, 189 Thompson, Heather 114 Thompson. Mlchelle 196 Thompson, Shelley 132, 196 Thorns, Heather 132 Thornton, Glna 132 Thumpston, James 90 Tllley, Wllllam 90 Tlmmerrnan, Karen 90 Tlncler, CRYISIODRQY 201 Tlnsley, Chrrstnne 132. 211 Toey. Elka 132 Tolentlno, Lynn 90 Tollaksen. Susanne 114. 206 211 Sornaneng, Shella 114, 202. 207 Toone. Davrd 24 Toth, Terese 132 Touchon, Carol 90 Tragon. Klrnberly 90. 165 Tramposh, Todd 132 Tressler. Kenneth 114 Trotter. James 26, 114, 192. 193. 198 Trout. Tlna 114 Trower, Jennller 114 Troy. Lusa 132, 189 Truett. Clyde 90 Tucker, Jantce 90 Tucker, Margaret 132 Tugade, Molses 132 Tugbang, Anthony 90 Turner, Dana 90 Turner, Klmberly 114 Tuttle, Susan 114, 186, 189. 199, 202, 204, 205 Twomey, Teresa 114 Tyson. Patrlcla 114 Vercruysee, Samantha 132 Ubial, Joselito 40, 132 Udo, Arland 132 Ulp, John 91, 193 Utley, Craig 132 Valencia, Allen 90, 156, 162, 176, 192, 194, 206, 209 Vander Hoven, Anne 15, 17, 29, 190 Vanderhoeven, Michael 98, 114, 132 Vanetta, Christina 132 Vargas, Jeff 91, 151, 19 2, 192, 209, 211 Varner, Lisa 132 Varva, Chris 132, 194, 210 Vaughan, Amy 132 Vaughan, Marc 132 Vehorn, Steven 13, 91, 162, 192, 193, 194, 196, 209 Velasco, Anthony 34, 91 Ventrua, Joy 8, 91, 204, 298, 199 Vercruysse, Stephanie 114 Verhaal, Cindy 188, 206 Vesely, Brian 132 Vess, Patricia 132 Vess, Tomothy 91, 157, 206 Vickers, Ronald 132 Villafranca, Michele 114 Villanueva, Lani 132 Vinsand, Michael 91 Vola, James 114 Volk, Kriston 114 Vollendorf, Lori 132 Volpert, Patrick 132 Von Canon, Angela 114 Voorheis, Danieele 26, 30, 46, 114, 192 Vroom, Matthew 132 Walden, Donna 132 Waldron, Sharon 114 Walker, David 132, 162 Walker, Lisa 46, 114, 189 Walker, Mechelle 114 Wall, Allison 114, 186, 193, 210, 211 Wallen, Stephanie 132 Walley, Rebecca 114 Walls, Stacey 132 Walsh, Adam 133 Walsh, Eric 13, 132, 162 Walter, Jennifer 91, 94, 186. 193, 194, 195, 197, 202 Walters, Alan 46, 132, 197 Walton, Caroline 196 Walton, Donald 114 Walton, Trenton 114 Waltz, Julie 132 Ward, Carol 132 Ward, Christina 132 Ward, John 132 Ward, Shelly 91, 133 Warren, Deborah 132 Warren, Lee 189, 210, 211 Warren, Norman 114, 162 Warren, Tammy 132 Washburn, Todd 132 Washington, Leshon 91 Washingoon, Michael 91 Watson, Christine 91 , 188 Watson, Jennifer 132, 205. 207 Watson, Michael 114 Waugh, Tracy 132, 193 Weatherholt, Marcia 132, 189 Weaver, Billy 132 Weaver, Regina 91 Weaver, Roger 91 Weaver Tracy 46 132, 208 Webb, James 92, 162 Webster, George 114 Weekly, Lorrie 114, 186 Weidler, Randolph 132 Weisenbeck, Kellie 132 Weisenbeck, Robert 92 Weiskopf, David 132, 192, 206 Weissner, Kathleen 132 Weissner, William 92, 210 Wells, Tonja 42, 43, 132, 191, 205 Welsh, Joseph 114 Wemhoff, Daniel 132 Wemyss, Tracy 92 West, Melody 92 West, Roninna 132, 200 West, William 114, 162 Westbrook, Elizabeth 93 Westbrook, Richard 132 Westby, Timothy 92 Wharton, James 114 Wheaton, William 114 Wheeler, Douglas 133 Wheeler, Lisa 133 White, Eugene 92, 162, 192 193, 209, 210, 211 White, Gwen 189 White, John 133 White, Jonathan 92 White, Kerrick 133 White, Rita 92 Whitehurst, Dennis 206 Whitley, Marni 133 Whitten, David 114 Whitten, Kayleen 114 Whitten, Rickita 114, 187, 188, 197, 204, 205, 211 Whittington, Laura 133, 197 Whitworth, Laurel 133 Wick, Noel 92 Wikle, Gregory 114 Wilkins, Heather 46, 92 Wilkinson, Sherman 133 Willenborg, Shawnna 133 Willhoite, Amanda 46, 133, 200 Williams Davina 133 Williams, Douglas 92, 162, 114 Williams, Julie 133 Williams, Krystal 92, 189 Williams, Michael 92, 207 Williams, Michele 133, 165, 207 Williams Pamela 114 Williams, Stanley 1333 Williams, Yvette 92 Willman, Douglas 200 Wilson, Adrain 92 Wilson, Alicia 92 Wilson, Bruce 92, 114 Wilson, Charles 133 Wilson, Fred 133, 198 Wilson, Greg 92 Wilson, Gary 114 Wigsgg, Keith 9, 92, 97, 162, Wilsin, Kelli 133 Wilson, Lara 114 Wilson, Lee 34, 48 Wilson, Leigh 114 Wilson, Bryan 133 Wilson, Richard 133 Wilson, Robert 133 Wilson, Valerie 114 Wirth, Dawn 114 Wise, Pamela 133 Wiseman, Edward 205 Wittemann, Jeannette 92 Wolbrink, Bradley 133 Wolfford, John 103, 133 Wollett, Matthew 93, 188, 211 Wollett, Rae Ann 133 Womble, Courtney 114 Wood, Tamy 133, 139, 199 Wood, David 115 Woodall, John 93 Woodall, Stacie 115, 186 Woodard, Michelle 115, 194, 195 Woodbury, John 115 Woodbury, Melissa 133 Woodhouse, Ingrid 93, 174, 197, 209, 210 Woodis, Regina 133 Woods, Sheila 115 Woods, Waverly 115, 188. 197 Worster, Gary 93, 208 Wray, Veda 24, 115, 159. 207 Wright, Elizabeth 93 Wright, Jacque 133 Wright, Jeremy 115 Wright, Kimberly 115 Wright Richard 115 Wright Tracy 113 Wynn, 'Jennifer 93 York, Brian 93 Young, Sindi 115 Young, Daniel 11 Young, John 162 Young, Russel 11 Young, Todd 1 15 Yarnell, Thomas 115 Yariw, Brian 133 Yarow, Richard 93, 188 Yen, Hing 199, 133, 206 Yen, Tsung-yu 194, 133, 206 Yoakum, Jennifer 115, 194, 195, 204, 205 Yocco, Nicole 115 Yockel, David 115 Yonkers, David 93 Yonkers, Jeffery 133 Zanella, John 115 Zeisz, Raymond 133 Zerbian, Donald 93. 2 .198 11,207 Zimmerman. Larry 133 Zimmerman, Robert 211 Zingarelli, Samantha 189, 133 Zirkle. John 119, 204, 22, 205, 133, 211 Zonkel, Christine 133 Zuch, Kristen 115 223 -. f , L , N ,fi x , ' , X- X, A, 5 , ,L V X gy .N X X I ' N 'X XX 15 VXYX X06 XQ QQ W ex Q X Q3 ' .1 K, A X My , , Qxggx NQNXDBYCZ x KNO X QQ WRU? A Q Q0 ,CSX 65 Q XX , U QC we ,,A'5 X Q Qv Xf WV S560 654 Q xf L? N , ,X fl 1 Q A KJV' C YU LJ Q Q ,, , X , BJ.. 319 L7 A W - bf I X Tl LL ' , kg X500 M lion Lf Signin' it 225 lt is hard to express my the staff for their help in creating piece. Although my attitude was not in harmony whil this book was in production, am sincere in saying that it was a pleaetfrge working landplayingl with you. Hopefully, we accomplished our goal of getting book done and having fun while doing it leg. creating interesting captions, headlines, etci. The sporting events were nothing less than exciting teg. tagaint candy corn fights. frisbee throws, wheelchair rides, etc.l, and the jokes were nothing more than sick leg. land againl I-lewey and panties, ringing bells, bandaids, etc.l. Now it is time to roll the credits: ' Rosemary Nabors, aka Narcissus , Mate- rial Girl , l'Was that the bell? , Co-clubs Edi- tor Chris Schroeder, aka Burp W , The Good Guy , Co-clubs Editor . ' Sheryl Engle aka What's our job number? , Classes Editor Hedsseh Serrano, aka Get me a good quote . Thats not how you spell my name , Sports Editor' Shane Larkin. aka 'Shut up, l-led . Assis- tant Sports Editor Chris MacKinnon, aka I '-Nheres Chris? . . . Good question , l'Student Life Editor Kim Price, aka The Jockettff Co-Faculty Editor Shannon Swansboro, aka Shannon Sv.'fmsburo Co-faculty Editor Mat: Galdo. aka 'iln the dark , Where do yd. live? . Head Photographer . lf :wird Conner, aka Lenny , Oh, my 1' Head Layout Editor 0 L And finally . . . Ms. Lisa Mitchell, aka I-lewey, I want your body , Lisa the Spruce , Sponsor , etc. Special thanks to Mrs. Sharer and her crew of professionals. Well. so long everyone lso much for emo- tional good-byesl. Good luck next year lNote to gen: If you don't understand my actions from this year, you'll understand next year.l Tony Arviola, aka The Rav , I quit , 'Head Copy Editor , etc. Memories need to be remembered. Sometimes the bad, but mostly the good. Everyone needs to remember the fun, crazy, and lutacrous times of this year. For the Equus staif of Binge arethe times I re- member ' g' S tif .. Tony, Matt, W i I , n 'y and Ms. Mncheu. do Ms.Mitel1ell'ieer,theparties atthe - A 0 , thetoga rooms, and playing A city-car, all during Tony, Rick, Kim, do Chris Bruce the wrong Ms.Mitch- yearbook, you re- member' b'e'ii1g hoarse, Weaving- frisbees, beings bully,aud.vouiQQly,tpPlc Symbol Sym- bol? Rosemary, do you remember the food runs, holding the drlnks: hearing the bells, going to the bathroom umpteen times after a Super Big Gulp, being Materialistic, R.M., candy corn fights, and your pick and peck typing? Don't forget the Itchy Shlrt Trip- lets - Ms. I-lSg.MltcheIl, Rosemary Mahon, andltlm PrTE'e'f ' Of all those times you can look back on this year later and remember our good times. For the staff of '86, l hope we had as goodof time as I remember and next year we'll have the same. The people I would most like to thank are Me.,UeeMltohell, Tony Arviola, Sheryl Engle. Rosemary Niue, Chris MacKinnon, Hedssen Serrano,.Sheng.Lar- kin, Wendy Gross, and Matt Galdo who helped makes this bookes greet as It ls. I know as you read this, ' reel sentimental. but we has ' . . mom the funand rough times. 1 Sells and quitting every Fellow Well, lt's deadline over! With all the pain and struggle that you tThe Equus Teaml have spent, I thank you so much for staying there, but most of all I wish to thank Tony for doing the same thing and also supporting us! Thank you, Mr. Ledgerwood - for letting me use your lab and Ms. Mitchell for your patience towards Equus. As for all of you, Leonard, Rosemary, Chris, Kim and the future Equus team, strive for being the best Equus team, but most of all, good luck always! Your friend, Matt tphotographeri Another year has come to a close, and still another great yearbook has emerged from room 105. We had some good times, we had some bad times, but all in all they were the best times. To all of the graduating seniors, the best of luck, and thanks for all the help you've given meg you will be greatly missed. I hope to see everyone else next year, and at J.M.U. this summer. s --lN9.Dl1Y., A Secondly, l will miss all of you next year! The best of luck to the iuniors tLen, Sheryl, Wendy, and Chris SJ and the sophomores lRosemary and Kimi. You'll need it, espe- cially if you take over my job ..... Thirdly, I want to say a warm good-bye to all of the graduates tTony, Shannon, Heds- sen, Shane and Matti. A lot of us have been through at least two years on the staff together and we've been close. Remember Little Caeser's pizza, Heddy and Wendy? Finally, I would like to ask Tony if he's learned to relax. I mean, give us a break the yearbook is finished!! Also, sorry our rela- tionship wasn't as close as last year! Love, Chris MacKinnon t Student Life Editor lsometimesli 363' OI l' Q YO 79 5 Hill-5 rc NJ -yge lelll gale I Tony Dle atlal tlndl 'lldl I ready We Wnal tadn G00l IW. I lfs hyoul Tha also lonw H60 WISHI W! Chr WN Mer lldllt .. ',4.q11s, Dear staff: O.K. guys. Here's the one and only time I'm going to be serious. You all desenle much more than a pat on the back or a thank-you, but unfortunately tasks such as ours go unnoticed. tUnless, of course, we win an awardll None of us will forget all the time, energy and creativity that went into Makin' Waves. I will never be able to say thank you enough, especially to Tony and Leonard. Please keep the theme of this book in mind always. I know that all of you won't float mindlessly through life. I have confidence that you will all make a difference. You al- ready have. So, keep on Makin' Waves. Love, Ms. M Well ya'lI, I had such a good time this year. What would I have done for a ride home if it hadn't been for everyone? Especially Leonard Special thanks to T LeOl'l3I'd until most of you next year, and GOOD RlDDANCEl JUST r R.M., Narcissus, P.S. Whoever is going to be on the staff next year, bring a radio! lt's finally over, no more copy, pictures, layouts, deadlines or long weekends. Thanks Tony and Leonard for all your help on so many questions that I asked. My sec- tion would have never gotten finishedq Hedssen, do you remember our deep con- versation at Burger King? What a place to go! Chris M., Rosemary, Tony Leonard, Rick and Ms. Mitchell, I had a great time at UVA. Rosemary, please remember to never try and run away again. Chris M., aren't you glad you shared a room with two sophomores. Ms. Mitchell, I'm so glad you have pa- tience, because we know what a nerve- racking job the yearbook can be. Do you remember the reason behind our itchy Never forget our.'2weetiepi.e in 4th Thanks again everyone! ' ' 'Kim Jockette Price Faculty coeeditor S. Leonard and Ms. Mitchell, next year .J the people involved: - photography staff: Matt, despite the gas money you owe me, thanks for the best pic- tures and for doing spot assignments. Chris S., for all the foul-ups, bleeps and blunders, I hope that next year is a charm. - student life editors, Wendy G., for being there, and Chris M., for not being there. - editors-in-chiefs, Tony, for not quitting, Lenny, for not shouting. - Ms. Mitchell, the best sponsor any year- book staff could have. -to all our sophomores, Rosemary, sorry about all those sophomore jokes, Kim P., I think you sound better in your horse voice. - tofvall the sports staff, Eugene w., you are Well team, its finally over. No more dead- lines, at least until next year. Ms Mitchell. thanks for those dry jokes and the wild sio- ries about your high school ariri nollrfqr: days Wendy, the white out does rl-rl arrlrfll like corned beef. Matt Umost taleritrfl' Galdo, I finally got my camera fixed. Rosemary. thanks for being there to do layouts. because I was lost. Tony. would you make up your mind if youre quitting or not. Leonard. l never liked those shoes, but you're a cool guy any- way. Hope to see some of you all next year in room 105. Chris Schroeder Clubs co-editor apest! Shanggmihks for all the help, - guess you are my co-editor. Once again, thanks for all the trials and tribulations, because don't know what I weekends. ,jfs ,rff'Af'g'tf,'5-tf,'5f . .-gun' ', wwf -in c ..1 Q nr , f f ,- Ov 'li' H 4 ' 0 531 9' A, N F4 ' w JMX P --. A - . 2. ,Q ' V x . ,Q 3 , .1 . . x Q . . i -.-evil ,i ff Jiffy if wavy' xr wfgg,i,h,cf,5,, ,yffw Miff of I xi y From Ihe wave I .rif upon, I can see fhe :un break fhrough Ihe, dark gray cloud: above, carhng random beams upon Ihe ever agifafing ocean. Though my eyex aren'f afways honest I can .ree fhe wave: fhaf I have previoushi ridden and judge my own agiIHy,- yef my eye: also observe fhe endurance of ofher: and fheir affempb fa remain buoyant I have no need fo lie for fhem. 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