Phoebus High School - Spectre Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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IBBBBMg Foley Age Angela Aman Mark Arnold Brenda Banks Roger Barnes Sandra Bennett Victoria Berkley William Blair Kenneth Boone Annie Borer Inez Breazell Vincent Breedlove Bryan Brendle Michael Brodie Jacqueli Brown Jeff Brown Karen Brown Michael Brown Michelle Brown Otha Brown 11 Seniors

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WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN R e-entering Phoebus as school leaders, we set high expectations for final year of school. During Homecoming week, we united and captured our first spirit stick. The high spirits and excitement throughout the school during homecoming week, helped us to overshadow the fact that this was to be our last football homecoming. As spirits and excitment from homecoming week ended, and winter approached, we were plagued with the worry and frustration of col¬ lege applications, term papers and ordering of caps and gowns. Spring fever set the stage for preparation of the Prom. It also threw us into a whirl of last minute preparations for class night and com¬ mencement exercises. As exam time approached and the year came to an end, decisions had to be made. The major choices were college, trade school, armed ser¬ vices, or work. When our decisions were made and we went our separate ways, we left know¬ ing that we were a part of the fantastic 1984 SENIOR CLASS. —Floyd Showalter— David Fahrenkrug President Doug Davis Vice-President Lynda Conner Secretary Teresa Russell Treasurer 10 Seniors

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THE DAY was capped a cptTf T A r T TT A U BY FIREWORKS A Ul JCjLj 1 V J U JL .tv WH!CH pr T.e EVENT by Christine Wallio O n September 17, the Hampton Bay Days took place in downtown Hampton. During this day many activities took place. This year Hampton Bay Days and Fair Day were combined to form one day filled with crafts, paintings, rides, and a variety of shows and demonstra¬ tions. Faithful Key Clubbers and a few members of the Kiwanis, including our sponsor, Doug Somers, arrived at 8:00 a.m. and set up the food stand. The Kiwanis supplied our Key Club with popcorn, drinks, and Halloween candy, all which they were reimbursed for. From 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. the Key Club worked in shifts. Early in the day Shannon Sealey and Joe Rowe competed in the Bay Days 10K road race. The day ended with a spectacular fireworks display — one of the best seen in the Hampton area. Linda Darnell, Christine Wallio, and Shel¬ ly Hodges work at the Bay Days held Sep¬ tember 16 and 17 in downtown Hampton. They are members of the Key Club, which is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. Joe Rowe warms down after finishing the 10K road run. The race started and ended at Darling Stadium and went through downtown Hampton. Joe finished 4th in the 17 and under age group with a time of 47:32. 12 Hampton Bay Days I