Phoebus High School - Spectre Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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op: -K.evin J arfaia and antom friend ranli Dair- ( anki ipend their worhinq houri at J entach Jried Cdhichen. Jeft: .ddardeei, one of the Phantomi dining piaced, aiio deri ei ai an empioger for iome of our itudenti. M ove: a eching over the produce, l amone worhi iteadiig during the weeh. 5

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EeU: Wan o our stuclents are empfo ed l? arm Credit, eorge f at ne Lags groceries. WidJL Jrene €ueretle find6 k er taik a pieaiant one. Another j kantom, oe lAJkite ii kui ka ginq a cuiiomer i ie (ecti oni. oL we mature and grow into a J,M ooJy w€ a ii too 6oon diicouer tkat ilfe outiide of tke kaiL of PkoeU 3 « kuig one. Wan oftLPk oe- u pi, an toms iiteJ tlielr out-o f-ick oo ik ouri witk part- time foki, 60 tkat tkeg kad tkat extra amount of moneg wkick wa6 needed to put ga6 fok, eack 6tudent gnic kig iearned tke awe6ome re6pon6i- kiiitied wkick accompanied ki6 k er new found duties. growing up in todag 6 worid is not aiwagS an easg task; kowever, wi tk tke keip of iocai kusineSSeS, various mem- kers of tke fk antom student kodg, Soon discovered tkat in tke car, repair tke car, or aduits are peopie too. .Societg make Sure tkat tkat Speciai and tke deveiopment of a com- someone was taken care of. munitg is a cause tkat we aii great ma oritg of our kave a personai stake in, and students were empioged kg tke tkese Pkantoms were working arm resk store iocated in kard to fiii tkeir Speciai roieS Pk oe kus. Otk ers worked for ious fast-food enterprises restaurants. lAJkatever tke van or in iife in tke citg of .Jdamp- ton. 4

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Wokie One of the greatest experiences in ang Sckooistudent S fife is that of owning a car. ' AJlien that tender age of 16 comes around the corner mang teenagers don t tliinic of muc k efse, other than driving around with their friends or merefg hg th emSefveS without an aduft hg their sides. sense of freedom prevails when teenagers don t have to ash their par¬ ents to tahe them evergwhere theg go, or as ..Senior class president, IdJalter d3rower, stated, lAJhenever 0 nee d to go somewhere, 0 fust go, without mg parents tahing me evergwhere. uniors are rare Ig h nown to own Such an extravagant car, hut there are exceptions to everg rule, height: 2 ) an Jdarper and friends d3oh ardner an d Brian Sheffler, social ize at his Bamaro. Brian Bheffler is the owner of this maroon 66 Y ustang. onfg complaint would he having to give a ride to a llth e people who don t have cars and are not giving gaS moneg! -Although th ere is freedom in own¬ ing a car, there are expenses and has¬ sles. Dhe individuals who own their own cars uSuaffg end up chauffeuring ha Ifth eir neighborhood, not to mention their famifg and or close friends. Beverth eless, a car, whether old or new, is the pride and fog of a teen¬ ager S life. hassles mag sometimes he more abundant than the fogS; howev- , there is nothing more enfogahle er th an owning a car. 6