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

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gi! Y, , lt's Friday! Heading to the office for a final check at her mailbox, Ms. Sherri Ford looks forward to spending time with her fiance and socializing on the weekends. Which way do they go? Miss Patsy Willis organizes a slide show for her students. Miss Willis spent her spring break in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The great outdoors! Any activity which involved being outside is tops among teachers, Ms. Kathy Bailey enioyed gardening and being with her favorite pup, before she moved to Virginia Beach. Faculty 'I 43

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Mrs. Nancy Ford US. VA History Miss Sherri Ford Spanish 2,3 Mr. Mark Forget Government Mr. Randy Giordano English 125, 11A Mr. Cletus Griffin Uh. VA History Miss Nancy Grimstead Typing I,3, Note- hand cwo-2 lonathan Harnden NIRQ JTC 1,2,S Mrs. Rebecca Herron English IUA, IUR . , Miss Sharon Holt Consumer Math Mrs. Nancy Inge English IOA, 1tJR I x ' x A Mrs. Wanda lanz Spanish 1,2 Mr. Charles lohnson Government Mr. Philip Keefer Basic Electricity, Elec- tronic Technology Miss Florence Keel French 1,4,5 Miss Carolyn Keen Math Analysis, Math Applications Mr. lsidoro Kessel Spanish 23,4 Mr. George Korte US VA History Mr. Francis Kuhn Algebra 1, Geometry jg, Cdr. Ray Lackore NIROTC 1,2,5 Mr. David Long Latinl-5 T' Y. Allflnd X its -,-:, . f . ,g 2,1 . A A 1 Mrs. Kathleen Malone Accounting 1,2 Office Simulation Ms. Fay Martin Home Economics, ln dependant Living Mr. Brian Matney Government Mrs. Karin McElvin Chemistry i Mrs. Sharon McLaughlin World Cultures .AA 9 'Q .ag as 1:- ' 4-4' I Real People! Teachers Have Lives after School. Rarely did students consider their teachers outside of the classroom. It confounded them to imagine their teachers shop- ping, cooking, taking vacations, playing sports or going to the movies. If a student saw a teacher in public on the weekend, it was certainlly talked about the next day in class. Students thought their teachers were lesson planning, paper grading machines. Why could they not accept their 'l Cl-2 Faculty teachers as real people ? Well, students picture this! The teachers took full advant- age of their time off and week- ends. They have a wide variety of interests. Mrs. Sue Morris en- joys auto racing as a fan andfor participant. Mrs. Kathy Seay likes watching ACC basketball, especially UNC. Ms. Tracy Rogers and Mrs. Kerry Kaysen scuba dive! Brian Alexander builds models. Mrs. Debbi Sydow-Bennett has painting and ballet as two of her hob- bies. The number one weekend activity is spending time with family, children and friends. The number two answer was traveling. The third most fre- quent answer was simply to rest and relax, but that took many forms, and each teacher had his or her own method to reju- vinate him or herself. A

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Miss Cindy Midkiff Health P.E. I0, Adapt- ive P.E. Miss Anne Midytte Probability is Statistics, Analytic Geometry, Math Analysis Mr. lames Miller Geography Miss lisa Mitchell English IOA, journalism Mrs. Sandy Morgan Independent Living, Clothing I,l Susan Morris Basic 1,2 Geometry Miss ludith Mueller Math Application, Algebra 2 Mrs. Iris Mullican Typing I,.2, Shorthand Mrs. Dianne Mulligan Marketing Mrs. Kerry Nathan Marine Science Mrs. Patricia Orr Environmental Science Mrs. Patricia Pasko English IOR, IOS Ms. Vaunda Pearson English IIA, Visual Language Mr. Tabb Pearson U.S. VA History, Geg- raphy Mr. Richard Percefull Chemistry, AP Chemistry Mrs. Trina Perley Biology Mrs. linxy Poniatowski Typing I,2, Busi- ness Law Mr. Thomas Rhodes ISS. Miss Diana Roberts English IUA, IOR Mr. George Robertson Earth Science, Mar- ine Science Mrs. Mary Robertson English l2A, IOA Mrs. Frances Robins Typing I, Accounting I, General Business Miss Tracy Rogers Algebra .Z Trigo- nometry, Math Applications Miss Eva Roupas English IIA, Drama I Miss Susan Rusnock Health PE10 ...I I A I It not for the Money. esson in T L Its four o'clock in the after- noon. Most of the faculty has left for the day, and most of the students cleared out the mo- ment the bell sounded. Who is hanging around? Sponsors and coaches give up their time to work with students. These teachers were asked why. lt's not for the money! What is it that our school and students had to give these teachers? Mr. Ken Holmes received fulfillment out of helping people orient their goals. Mrs. Cindy Edwards said, I have 'I -414 Faculty learned a lot about accepting all different types of people. Notonly dothese teachers deal with students academically, they also care about their feel- ings. Mrs. Kathy Tetheroh said, l hope to let many of the students here know that they are loved and that life is worth living. Teachers wanted to see their students grow. Mrs. lob- ynia Caldwell answered, Teaching has been rewarding, because many of our students further their education. lt's great to see how successful they become in their chosen profession. Although the teachers may have seemed like the cruelest people alive at times, they cared, and they did not give up on their students. Mrs. Sue Morris said, the students for the most part are seekers and doersf' Mrs. Nancy Ford hoped to gain greater insight each year into which activities aided her students' learning. l am al- ways exposed to students with varied back grounds and in- terests which help expand my horizons. Teachers anc students learned constantly from one another, which made the year rewarding and enjoy- able. Eriendships gained witl students and teachers througl various activities added ar extra demension to school. Ms Vaunda Pearson explained What I have gained and hope to gain go beyond simply ex tending a social circle. I have been exposed to new perspec tives on life, on everything, bi trying to see things through mi students eyes. I nd .I I. I