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

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aiure Flicks A sTudenT's favorite pastime was going To The movies. The Theatres were filled on The weekends, but Tuesdays offered a bargain. Some Theaters charged a dollaron This night and many students Took advantage of This low price. ' This past summer a new building was builT at Kemps River Crossing That provided more for entertainment. The Theatre also offered many jobs To students. As a concession worker, Sonya Delacuadra enjoyed her job because she gained a beTTer knowledge of busi- ness and a greaTer sense of respon- sibililyf' Going To The movies fulfilled many purposes, because The students relaxed in fronT of The big screen. -Fred Beebe David Wagers 'I did it accidentally on purpose' Davida J. Walker 'Samiya, I whuh weak! Mr. Griffian, face reality, no pain, no gain.' Robert Walker Erinn Wall 'But I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep.' Sfaeey'Wall5 Walton Brent Walworth Steve Warmath Petrellalwaiirenl Tracy Warren Lynn Watson Marcus Weaver 'Ain't nothing but a thang' Lara Webb 'Going through high school has been the greatest experience of my life? Michelle Webb Shara Weber I Traci Werner Robin Wesseler Bob Wheeler 'Let me Q tl' gilslliiwhie Norma White IEE I. x kt

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,Q av :I Q' 1 - 1 'x l T l , v 4 , . X .v onTinu ol T 1 The sTudenT pldces d book on his lop dnd resTs his hedd on The desk preTend- ing To redd iT. The sTudenT mdy dlso open d ldrge noTebook ond snooze beiween The middle pdges. LdsT buT noT leosT The sTudenT will Tell The Tedcher ThdT he's sick buT feorful of The nurse. Then There dre cdses such ds o sTudenT who cdn'T sleep wiThouT music becduse of This, o hoo- ded swedTshirT is wom wiTh Their wdlk- Couples Toke o resi in The cofeierio wiThouT The feor of being reprimanded. Larry Turner z,9Lisa 'lfurner Cyrus Q. Tynes Joann Udasco 'Class of '89 and '90 - skin it! Class ol '88 - take care and enjoy all you can. See yal' Amina A. Ulmer Kimberly Urrutia 'Whatever!' Jim Van Slyke 'When it's bad, it isn't bad enoughl' Ariane Vargas 'Now whaT?' Pam Vaughan Kim Vevoda 'Live for today for tomorrow may never come' Gary Viado' Analyn S. Villanueva Rodolfo S. Villanueva Ron Villanueva T Bill Visage 'Don't think of it as an end, but as a begin- ning. A beginning that is what you make lt.' Linh Vu lt's hotl' mon hidden in Their jdckei. Alihough iT mdy seem on uncurdble disedse, There ore some wdys Teochers hdve Tempororily cured This. They do so by deTenTions, zeros, or embdrrdssmenT. This proves ThdT The disedse, dlThough noT conquerdble, con be ovoided ...LVOWDJSOFTTGWTTGT um somewhdi zzzzzzz. -Arione Vdrgds XGPEUUECES 'I 25f

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TOTALLY STOKINGF Students flip out over North Shore af'-O 5- O. ,- 1 v Jennifer Whitehead Dana Whitley Renae Whitman Ronald Williams Scott Williams Timothy Williamson 'He who does not do, does not succeed? Travis Willif0Id 'True love is my inspiration to life.' Wendy Wilson Robert Wirth Richard Wood Mark Woodard 'Senior year is just another STAGE I'm going throughl' Karen Woodhouse Jeffrey F. Wray 'The Wolfen is backl' Andrea Wyckoft Patrick Yaccarino Chad A. Yockel 'Strive for exellence , then fall flat on your face' Rob Yonkers Greg Young 'All right nowl' James Young 'Pieces oi your mind.' Steve Young 'lzeave your past behind, oryou may block your'future.' Katherine Zamot 'Buena Suerte a todos' Brett Zembower 'The grass next door may be greener, but it's just as hard to cut.' fC3PadL.iat3e-S 'I 27