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

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is 'Z' 97 1 - J. J W.: . Q K T ,f D 1, r Julie Flach 'It's not how you start: it's how you finish' Rob Flax 'No matter where you go there you are' Brad Flores Tammy Fontaine John Forcht Keith Foskeya Joanna Fowler Tammy Fox Joe France Jennifer Franceski Lori Francisco Renee Frashefski Prinka Freeman 'This is it, my last year: l'll surely make it.' Springhill Fricke Cathy Fuller 'Make everything you do in life count, even the smallest things' Kevin S. Fyffe 'Roller Coasters - rock on with American Coaster Enthusiasts' Nlinda Gador Scott Gaither Terry Galiney 'Time may change me, but I can't change time. ' Jason Gallup nate For Sanity Senior Senate is a new committee open to seniors in order to make decisions for their class. lt's main object- ive is to get more student involvement. The Senate discusses plans for prom, graduation, and fund raisers. Tim Williamson, the treasurer, said that the senior class officers have gained mental saneness. He also saysflf the four of us had to do it all, we'd be veg- etables by the end of the year. The 4 advantage to having this is that the people involved are truly interested in their class. Representatives are determined in in- dividual government classes. After each meeting, they convey the discus- sion to their class. However as Jim Van Slyke explained, Anyone can attend senior senate. This is their class! -Jill Pelletier and Kim Stewart fGr'adL.iat:eS 'I O7f

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Chane M. Dunn Suzanne Dunn Gloria Durand C'est la vie' Christopher Duvall 'l dare to be different, why be LAMRON?' Adrienne' Dwornick'-flihe'-ace of spades that ITUIBSTTHQ? heart - plays with the mind.'V Kimberly Eckhart 'Just when l nearly had the answerg I forgot the question? James Edwards 'One of the casual males' Thomas Edwards T!29i?'ElIiS if Amy Emerick Tara Engelschjon Michael Estrada Chris Etheridge 'Not reallyl' Flon Etheridge Andre Evans Janice Fabricius 'Communication would be so much easier if words weren't there to confuse us.' Elizabeth Facun 'Elizabeth, go to the library and finish reading Hamlet.' Laura Feichtinger 'Well what do we do NOW?' Jeff Feight Joe Feinstein Krista Felton 'Before you fall in love make sure it's true. So don't love too hard.' Bill Finch 'So what's your point?' Kate Finnegan Travis Fisher '0uote!' 'IOS

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Scandal f 87 The yeor1987 wos one of the most im- pressive in heodline history. Reporters were occused of Telling too much ond viewers felt they knew too little. The figures thot Americo looked up to were stripped of their cover ond scruti- nized. These scondols oreoted on ostonishing yeor in the news. The spirituol Ieoder, Jim Bokker, wos occused of infidelity. He olso took funds from his ministry for personol goin. The foot thot o 'religious mon' would do such o de-Aious oct upset mony people. -lcon't on poge111l Michael Gangloff Mark Gastar- Kathleen Gatliffe 'One should either be a work of art or wear a work of art.' Scott George Allan Gerales 'Nothing exists within the realm of im- possibility' Sandie Gerba Mike Germanos Krissy Gervals 'Oh my Godl' Tammy Geurtsen Tina Gewerth Rachael Giammona Janice Gilchrist Tasha Gilliam Heather Girouard Justin Giroux Gretchen Gobar Maria Gonzales Christopher Goodwin 'Since pleasure is the unique to reveal pleasure, it is itself an unique duty.' Bill Gottschalk Kristine Graf 'IDE 'fs l