Phoebus High School - Spectre Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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A few students still linger in the band area after a smashing performance. Participating in various school-related activities is just another favorite pasttime of the Phoebus Phantoms. Some do it to show their true spirit, some do it to gain rec¬ ognition and others do it for just plain fun. Phoebus offers a wide variety of clubs and groups. Band and chorus always seem to be really popular. In these groups stu¬ dents can express their talents and compete at the district and state levels to receive acceptance into select groups. Various Phantoms had the opportunity to articipate in a number of events during the asketball homecoming pep rally. Events began the day before the pep rally. Students stayed after school to begin the first round eliminations in the tug-of-war and relay race competitions. The results were: the senior boys beat the sophomore boys and the freshmen triumphed over the juniors. The senior girls beat the sophomore girls and the juniors beat the freshmen. On the final day, after several attempts to qualify, the senior boys beat the fresnmen and the senior girls beat the junior girls. The seniors also took the cake with first place in the relay race. These are just a few of the events that make the year enjoyable. Those who par¬ ticipate feel it makes their year The Best of The Best. Soundation Sensation perform their rendition of “We Need A Little i Christmas.” The juniors give one last cheer before they are defeated by the seniors in the tug-of-war competition. Students can often be seen grabbing a snack between classes. Student Life 13

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Michelle Armstrong displays her talent for play¬ ing the chimes. Mrs. Schuler and Mrs. Haskins collect money for tickets during the homecoming festivities. ' s participate in learning the fundamentals of the asketball 12 Student Life

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iSOS ess HP ' Al though we seem to go through some days not quite sure where or who we are, usually the days spent in these Important years of our lives are rilled with anticipation and excite¬ ment. The memories that we have made and will make will be some of the most rewarding as we journey through the crowded halls of life. Making new friends and cherishing those who have seemed to be with us throughout our lives is perhaps the most important aspect of a well-rounded education. In learning to deal with life and getting along with indi¬ viduals of all persuasions we are creating a better and much more efficient world. We the Phantoms pursue the goals of higher education. We nave begun to make our impression on the world. We are The Best of the Best! “Put it on hold!” Jane Jackson muzzles Jeff Lawrence. Phantoms are always on the move in pursuit of a higher education! Student Life