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

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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

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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.

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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