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We’re Putting Back in Phoeb A Blue and Gold Celebration D o you know what we’ve got at Phoebus? We’ve got spirit! Lots of spirit — and it shows in everything we do. Where else do you know that peo¬ ple dye their hair in the school colors for Spirit Week? Also, look at our football team. So maybe we don’t have the best team in the district, but our guys get out there and give it their best shot. It takes more spirit and determination for a team to keep trying when they are not doing so well than when they are always winning. And what about our cheer¬ leaders? They always sound as if t hey really believe that we are the best school around. Spirit is important to a school, and we’ve got lots of it. It’s just another way that we’re putting US back in Phoebus. —Suzanne Willis— 5 Opening Section
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Seniors Stacy Schmidtman, Jeanne Glabus, Laura Wingate and Lisa Reamer admire some paintings at the Bay Days festivities. Bay Days was held Sep¬ tember 16-17 in downtown Hampton. Color guard members Isaac Perry and Joe Weis stand at attention during the ceremonies honoring the veterans of foreign wars. The parade ended at the National Cenetery on County Street in Phoebus. The commencement exercises for the Class of ’83 were held Tuesday June 14 at 2 o’clock in the Coliseum. Here, the seniors move their tassels which means they are official graduates of Phoebus. The football team runs on the field for the opening game with arch rival Kecoughtan. Unfortunately, the Warriors prevail ed 14-7. 4 Opening Section
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Floyd Showalter leads the Phoebus High School football fans in singing the National Anthem at the Kecoughtan game. Floyd, a senior was select¬ ed to the 1982-83 Honors Chorus which was held in Roanoke, December 1-3, 1983. Keyette officers Mary Jo Dorsey, Helen Sadler, and Suzanne Willis help prepare refreshments for teachers, students, and parents at the awards night assembly held in the theater May 19, 1983. Cadet Commander Joe Parker, Ricky Whyte, Paul Fequiere and Rod Moore, lead the Phoebus High School Marine Junior ROTC marching unit dur¬ ing the Phoebus Day parade. Later that day Phoe¬ bus was honored to be awarded best civilian marching unit. 6 Opening Section
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