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

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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

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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.