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

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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

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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