Phoebus High School - Spectre Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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TRINA CHRISTIAN EVELYN CLARK ROBERT CLARK TERRENCE COLCLOUGH DONICOLE TOBI COLE KIM COLEMAN FELISA COPLING ALVENIA COPPEDGE ERIC CORDAR DIANNE COTTON BRUCE CRAIG . PARRISH CROSBY TELESHA CRUMP WENDY CRUTCHFEILD SYLVIA DANIELS JEFFREY DAUBE BRUCE DAVIS WENDY DAVIS TERRY DELK MICHAEL DIAZ GLENDA DIXON SANDRA DODDS ARNOLD DOSWELL JENNIFER DOUGHERTY LISA DREW LILLIAN DUDLEY JAMES DUNN ROBIN DUNN McDaniel eason 14 Seniors

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Phoebus students Nina Reamer, Charlene Ear- heart, Lisa Weihl, and MaryJo Dorsey are shown waiting for the pageant to begin. The event took place at the American Legion Post 48. Robin Dunn is shown putting the finishing touches on her outfit. A quick glance in the mirror to make sure everything is perfect be¬ fore she makes her walk down the platform. Seniors 13

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Life Before School by Linda Heffers G etting ready for school. How every student hates this repul¬ sive, annoying duty. The worst part about it is getting out of the bed. Yea, I know it’s hard, but it has to be done. I feel if the students are re¬ quired by law to be at school, we should at least have a machine to get us up and ready. But everyone knows schools were put on earth just to give teenagers a headache. Headaches, we’ve all had them. Now how many times have you ac¬ quired a headache because nothing goes right. Like my fictional charac¬ ter Besty Sue. Every morning Besty Sue drags herself out of bed and into the bath¬ room. Turns on the cold water, and sticks her head under. Suddenly, she wakes up! She then proceeds to take her shower. Already she knows its go¬ ing to be one of those days. The hot water isn’t working and its not exactly summer outside. After that terrifying experience she goes into the bedroom to discover that the dog has chewed her best pair of jeans. She has sworn that the dog is permanently going to sleep. Searching endlessly for something to wear and something to kill the dog with, she notices that she only has ten minutes to do her hair. Now she’s real¬ ly mad at the dog. Over and over she tries to do something with her mop, but it ends up looking worse each time. Finally it looks half way decent. Breakfast time! She can’t wait, then again she has to. The cat has decided to try her blueberry pan¬ cakes. Now she’s absolutely furious! She figured she better get out of the house before something else goes wrong. She grabs her books and stomps out¬ side. Hoping both the dog and cat ac¬ cidentally get in her way. So she can stomp on them. “No such luck,” she says to herself. Brooommm . . . the school bus passes her by. The dog, cat, and bus driver are definitely on her hit list. Besty Sue is forced to walk to school. She is only half an hour late when she arrives. Which in return she receives one day of detention. As she walks into first period she said to herself, “things could only get better . . . please!” Getting ready for school. Is it really worth it? Shelley Walker is shown here rushing to put on her make-up. Getting her brother and sisters ready for school keeps her occupied each morn¬ ing. Seniors 15