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

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Late Night With the Staff The yearbook staff is a group of students dedicated to making each yearbook the best it can be, this includes staying after school almost everyday and occasionally weekends. It is hard to app- reciate the work that goes into a yearbook until you have been a yearbook staff member. Yearbook photographers can be found at most sports events or just roaming the halls looking for the perfect candid shot. A yearbook photographer always gets nis picture. Yearbook is not only writ- ing articles and drawing layouts, but it is also selling yearbooks and raising money. The money raised goes toward color and graphics, which are used to make the yearbook the best it can be. The staff tries their best to keep your high school mem- ories colorful and vivid. Y lllllllx PBWLE V1 Mill N 599915 yearbook St2ff'S DUFDOS6 is to organize BN BNNUBI that will l3St 3 life- -D.Pl'eStOl'1 YQIIDOOIK Shff M. Boada, J. Buckingham, J. Cabral, D. Carver, J. Daqullanea, L. Leandado, J. Parlna, D. Preston, I. RCVIG, E. SDCNCC, E. Wafe, R. UNKNOW, S.UNKNOWN , D.UNKl'l0Wl'l , M. UNKNOWN, 3 Being an editor is a lot of hard work, but it's very fulfilling when you see the final product. -A.RawIes YGBFDOOK ECIIYOFS B.Barrows, R.Damaso, C.AShlT13l1, P.8l'0Wrl, D.BUtOr'aC, R.Fedel'lCO, .l.MlF3nda, M.P3SCU8l, J.PeIIEteIr, ARBWIES, ASONSON, KSYEWBIT, C.C8CN3D6f, S.Kiett6f CLUBS 'I 69

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l u'n'fnN'n1'l'h'l'l1'iI 'ii P E A V After a tedious deadline, the yearbook staff takes time to pose for a last Cnris Asnman makes some final adjustments on ner Iavoutiust be- hurraniitopi Yearbook staff advertises for the sale of the annual puniicationioorromi fore ner yearbook Cle3dlif1e.iIOD5 U Devoted staff member, Amy R8WleS, sacrifices ner lUI'1Cf'I DefIOC1 BS Debbie Pf'eStOF1 and Cecile CBCYISDCI' come tO U16 l'eSCUe aftel' Diane BUIIOFSC faces she DFOFTIOYGS the SelliI'1Q of Ye3fDOOKS.iDOUfOI i'U Ve3I'DOOK writer's DlOCK.iODDOSite Dagel A I --1 ' , , , 1.1. '25 . A, ix' , 1- K X Y, i X. x, I 1 M' ' ' X! ff xifhx g.. t . ,ff ' 'A Y , M... A ,I 717,-A d , XAJXQKZSJL V62 ff 4 , ig., gf Ksfm' 3' L, ' ' -2 . 1.3 Aa.-l:'M.'.. mul 'S-Aff - Z -' Q? 1 ' ,..- 1 I-NL l '5ln I l '! n' nr: A YI: IH: . ll lin 4 ,QI LH, - r ' ' Rr i F sr - A rd ,L -f 17. U.. i 1 1 i I utefafy Magallne Newspaper MTS, RODEFTSOFI, Mrs, Bankston, 0ChO3, Rlslngef, K. Loveless, Lohnes, MS. Mitchell, Gefvais, Blish. DIBZ, Dungafn, Friday, Frye, D.JaVa0n,T. Nutt, FOQCFIY, L, BOWYTIBU, Gregory Wheeler 'I EE CLUBS

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W 'U 'iNN'i'l Taking Care of 3000 PIU lmagine this scenario: a mother and her twenty children, all screaming I want to do that this way! and each child h3Sadiffel'eht idea. The SCA Executive COUhCiI each year undertakes the job of satisfying every Child - the exception being that the numbers arefargreaterthan twenty children and one mother, With an Executive Council size of forty-six, they brainstorm, and to come up with continuous activities that Will be ehjOVeCi by all 3000+ StUdehtS, f3CLIl'CV members and adminstra- tion. The students of the Ex- cetutive Council are commi- ted to keep the students of the school active and con- tent through the many pro- grams they sponsor and carry out. Mei! 'QU PY. The SDDf'IOIT10f'e senate is 3 COI'T1mUI'liC3tiOl'1S link between the 3dIT1iI'liStl'a- tion offices and the sophomore class. -S.Berry -K 'J SODTIOITIOYQ CIBSS OfflCeI'S JUIIIOI' CIZSS OfHCel'S J. TUQDBFIQ, C. V3lGeZ, A. C0lefT13f'l, T. CheSfeFm3f1 G, FIOFBS, M. P3SCU3l, R. DBITIBSO T PGFSOFIS 'I 70 CLUBS