Phoebus High School - Spectre Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Fall Homecoming Judi Bowman Electe d Queen by Lori Shaler H omecoming Week started off in a spirited fanfare as posters and streamers decorated the school, and as students dressed up in unique, original outfits. Judging of the outfits was conducted each morn¬ ing, with yearbooks awarded by the S.C.A. to first, second, and third place winners. On Pajama Day, many students ran around in nightgowns and pajamas; it appeared that these spirited individuals had forgotten to get dressed before coming to school. Wednesday afternoon the S.C.A. sponsored a dance. Jodie Harris is shown “getting down” during the New Wave dance. The atmosphere of another era pre¬ vailed on 50’s Day, when saddle shoes, bobby socks, letter sweaters, slicked- back hair, and leather jackets were rampant. The following day, about 350 students and faculty used their imaginations and dressed as wild as possible for New Wave Day. After school, a dance was held in the mall with music by Joe Smooth, giving stu¬ dents and faculty a chance to social¬ ize. See Homecoming page 76. Lori Shaler and Sandy Burgess contemplate a Calculus problem. They were dressed up for New Wave Day and Lori took first place. Seniors 25

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TUNG NGO MAURICE NICHOLSON PAUL O’KEEFE JR EILEEN O’CONNOR SCOTT ORTHMAN IRENE OUTLAW KENNY OUTLAW ROBIN OVERBAY PAUL OWENS MALISSA PEOPLES DYTANYA PERRY TANYA PERSON WILLIAM PETTAWAY THU PHAN GARY PHILLIPS JOAN PHILLIPS BRIAN PIKE PAMELA PORTER BELINDA POWELL MICHAEL POWELL PATRICIA POWELL KAREN PUGH RITA PUGH PAMELA PURDIE ADRIENNE QUASH VICTOR RABOTEAU CRYSTAL RAINEY WILLIAM RANDOLPH RUTH REAGAN JEANNINE REAMER 24 Seniors

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WESLEY RICE BRIAN RICHARDSON LEON RICHARDSON MICHAEL ROBERSON ROBYN ROBERTS DEMETRIS ROBINSON TONY ROBINSON DONNA ROSE JOHN ROSS LAURENE ROTHE KAREN ROUNDY SUSAN ROWE EVELYN SANZO ROSEMARIE SANZO KEITH SATISFIELD KEITH SAUNDER S Money Or Life Of Leisure Last summer many of the Seniors were working, while the lucky ones were at the beach, or watching the soaps. You’re probably saying to your¬ self, “why on earth would someone want to waste a summer working?” Well folks, it’s like this. Mummy and Daddy decided to make Junior support himself. Paul Owens just plain needed the money, but Karen Moody, who worked at Hampton General Hospi¬ tal, needed the experience for college. Lisa Weihl liked having the money, but was actually saving for college. All and all most of the Seniors told me they worked for the same thing — “money.” But honestly, I’d rather live off of Mummy and Daddy for a while. Felisa Copling is shown working at McDonalds. She’s been there a year says she likes the money. 26 Seniors