Pembroke High School - Corsair Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Once again, as in past years, the upperclassmen welcomed the “Silly Sophomores” to P.H.S. During orientation the “Sophs” managed to lose some to their first day jitters, as Juniors and Seniors portrayed their Pembroke Spirit. Along with SCA President Ricky Arnold who welcomed the students, the cheerleaders and band performed while guides helped students find their new classes. The upperclassmen provided a few laughs through their skits “The Twelve Days of School”, “The Price Is Right”, and “Clubs”, while the Thespians provided food for thought in “Friends”. Mr. Fred Bockoven, our new fearless leader, commented on the importance of the high school years. Bill Rains, former PHS’er and SCA president, shared some of his experiences in Germany with the Exchange Program. Mr. Jim Horne, Exchange Program coordinator, elaborated on this exciting event. As the new students enthusiastically entered the halls of Pembroke for the first time, all antici¬ pated the beginning of an exciting and prosper¬ ous high school career. ► lr ’ Amidst the ever present confusion of the day, Mr. Jud Furlow sorts out the schedules of Sophomores Racine Davis and Cynthia Allison. The “ever cool” Andrea Miller, “inno¬ cent” Beverly Thomas, and a “trouble-j some” Anita Simpson have a bird’s eye! view of high school and its many extra¬ curricular activities, as demonstrated by LaNeva Carroll, Corrine Cleary and I Scott Pollard. The band livens up the new gym with their welcome. Margaret Koziar, Laila Gilbert, hardly believe Andrea Miller’s to foe.