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

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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

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'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

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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