Phoebus High School - Spectre Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Finding Free Time A Treasure Sought by All Spending time with friends is sometimes a difficult thing to do. Students find themselves extra busy when the hectic days of the school year roll around. Attempting to keep up with the normal activ¬ ities of the day is usually enough to keep any good Phantom on the road to success, but then there are al¬ ways those special days when the activities seem to be mind-bending. Even if the day’s activities weren’t enough to keep one busy, most of the Phantoms found them¬ selves holding down jobs in the af¬ ternoon and evening hours. If push came to shove however, students discovered that it was necessary to make a special time for those spe¬ cial friends. The friendships formed during the high school years often last a lifetime. They are important to the growth and development of the in¬ dividual. These friendships were The Best of the Best. The Phantoms continued to find some time. Jeff Laskowski and his 300zx are a winning combination in the student parking lot. The thrill of being behind the wheel is a serious responsibility for Stacey Gordon. Chip Miller anticipates the joy of driving as he sits behind the wheel of his sister’s car. Student Life 7

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Yes, even yearbook editors are allowed to drive! The tri-editors’ cars parallel themselves in the parking lot, as Jennifer Clayton and Melanie Frazier await the arrival of Stephanie Cook. Joe White stands next to his pride and joy. 1964 1 2 was a very good year for Brian Sheffler! Student Life —

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i ► A long standing tradition for seni¬ ors has been Swap Day. After acquir¬ ing permission from a select teacher, an individual with senior status was permitted to step into the shoes of that teacher for a day. It was the responsibility of those who participate to create valuable lesson plans for the day. Amazingly, many seniors ended the day praising the efforts of teachers in general, wondering how the instructors of to¬ day manage to continually dedicate themselves to furthering the educa¬ tional opportunities of their students. Whether it was Melanie Frazier disguised as Mr. Carpenter, complete with beard, or Kim Gray representing Mr. Sherrard, the day was an enjoy¬ able and educational experience for those who participated. Irene Everette meets the trials and tribu¬ lations which accompany Mrs. Seward on a daily basis. Student Life