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

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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,.. LL ,PTT-if ? , 4-ng an Y , . ..-,.,,.x,x,..-.w.-p .--. f-l- I ,lik vnuqybquclun. now 1 1 , f f 1 , H 4, , . , l ,.., .-...n.m,f, ml., M F,.n.o.n TM Colmmor F, Morgan Omg-. .- v .l Ruwd-.l --1.0, 4 n.,f.vlmn, A Wnll Champkonl M Cabscunoonl King! T CO,,.u'- I ln 4 l 4 ' . 1 ' 1 4, 'v ll v 1 ' In I 'T' ' ' ' ' ' M U Wusru, D l..hsv'ry, Ambsuaadur. C, Dsbulvw. Ex ' 1 n V I uf 1- ' 5 v l rv. l lr new I N H ' ' ' ' 1' H 'U a4.ul.:mlar- ROW I - VV Julvmun, S Frould. K ' ' ' now B H ' Gr-.ln 04154715-Nrnllluhlx, D Dermal N1 Lsnchmurl lluwil 1 '4 -nw l , . . A-lm:-. Il llr N 5 l 'rv' l 1- lv- I :- lswll-W Womans:-, S Bschss. J. Llgslpl. I. Cowov'-. J Dltnch low!-.J N1olloy.J. B10 -ngwn. 5 Bur-ka. P Tsmen. .J Conv-'ck howl' T Dunn, W Hofsrksmp. D, Foglsr-. B. PON' mann. S Halfoans Howl-W Corsrsr, J. Lloyd- ln I l ucv' ulnll 5 l H l 'ww mf 'fm Z Sl . 'NFA- Vg' 'wa

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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

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In a tight game, Charles Rosen ex- hi h 1: the 33.T.i?.?.,1.S?L'Z'? C I'xchanging Flea-xoling and Writing for l . ' 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