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

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THE EPT There is a time when King Neptune throws the biggest and last party of the E S I I V L summer Ithough rain dampened the ground at this year's Neptune Festival, it was un- able to dampen the festive spirits of the participants and spectators, especially those from our school. Undaunted by the dreary weather, many members of the student body participated in or simply enjoyed the various activities that were offered. I loved it! Said Dawn MOI- loy, sophomore. 'The art show was terrific and all the booths and shows were great. I really think this year's festival was better than last year's. Even if it did rain, there was more to do and see. The Marching Stallions, in slickers and all, defied the foul weather to give a blue ribbon performance in the open band competition at Bayside High School. l'lt was really difficult to play 5 1 . 311 Cruzin' Slttlng In tront ot their prize- wlnnlng entrles are art students: Desiree Coleman, Mark Velasoo, Christine Beach, Matt Galdo Mln- dy Mllllgan Lee Wilson, Shawn Myers, and boris Jones. Winning the sand castte competi- tion was the Rock Lobster. and march because the wind kept blowing our raincoats in our faces, remarked Daisy Daauilinea, sophomore. As for the sand sculpture contest, this year there was a certain severity in the loss of beach. Though there was little sand, it wasn't a total flop. Our school didn't do a sand sculp- ture, but sophomore Stacy Deck- er lent a critical eye into per- fecting the violin reating under the chin of the sandy King . . ,g X 5 'A' Y . ' W. -ls' ,L-'lax' RX, Neptune, and seniors Laura Cook and Chris MacKinnon sculpted the Henry Z. Hammer- head side of Comptec's carosel. In spite of unfavorable weather, washed up is not an adjective you could use to de- scribe the festival. - Deborah Litsinger - Debbie Roth - Stacy Decker 'N 1 . A Sl' we ,sl , .silt-'W

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li i sta., lQ,v- l V Karen Row, an employee at Thom McAn shoe store, helps a custom- er try on shoes. xl f-1 Working her way to the top, Cindy Etabler mops the floor at Chick- r -a. 1 Fl l gl l yt 5 it fi it-if Q l l l li 2 4 l When there aren't many custom- ers at Lane Bryants, JoAnn Slpe vacuums the floor. Cruzin' 33

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l Clutchlng tlmldly to the arm of her Poslng groudly, Laura Salazar shows o her gown tor the ball. Chalrman tor the Neptune Festi- val, AI Hlrt, ls surrounded by the court, one girl from every hlgh school ln the each. Plctured here: Allcla Bonham Uaysldfd, Klmber- ly Vaughan I1KellamIg, m Fergu- son lCape enryl, ebble Wan- zong Ikempsvll el, Al I-llrt, Karl Catron Coxj, Terl Waters Ullrst Colonla , Laura Salazar IGreen Runl, and Anne Taylor lPrIncess Annel. All .zz escort, Laura Salazar represented Green Run ln the court. l l 1 i l l 'Q , 1 G, Cruzin' 35