Phoebus High School - Spectre Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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' WVi Coach A1 knows good form is the answer to winning at horseshoes. J ,, ' 4 - 4 Mr. Heatwole displays great form as he prepares to serve. Mr. Heatwole, Coach McFadden, Mrs. Son- nentag, Coach Al, and Mr. Navickas pull as Mr. Sylvest renders words of encouragement. Mrs. Sonnentag manages a smile as she keeps the volleyball in play. Faculty Frolics

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Phoebus Competitors Display Determination Several members of the faculty and administration showed up one Saturday morning to participate in a full day of activities spon¬ sored by the Hampton Well¬ ness Program. Aching mus¬ cles and overworked body parts bothered some of the participants as the ensuing days passed; however, their competitive spirit lived on. Most will return again next year to show that they are The Best of the Best in form and fitness. Several events were planned for the day. Some of these were intense volley¬ ball games, throwing horse¬ shoes, brisk walking, and a tug-of-war competition. Al¬ though weary bones some¬ times led to a few groans, the agile minds continued to pursue the day’s activities with the sole purpose of having a good time while competing. Mr. Navickas was always in the middle of the group urging other Phantom team members to do their best. Mr. Sylvest coached the tug- of-war team members to give it their best shot. Everyone enjoyed the day. It was an experience which will brighten many memories. Mrs. Turner quickly covers the walking course mapped out for the day. Mr. Sylvest, Mr. Navickas, and Mr. Heatwole plan strategy for the next event. Mrs. Forrest demonstrates the art of serving. Coach McFadden catches his breath be¬ tween events. Faculty Frolics

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The Miss Phoebus Pageant was held on Friday, October 9, at the Radison Hotel at 7:00 in the evening. There were twen¬ ty-five young ladies competing for the crown. Each contestant participated in the numerous categories that were necessary for the judging process. The glamorous show had the young ladies parade in casual attire and evening gowns. A sparkling evening was given to the audience by each and eve¬ ry participant. The Saturday before the pag¬ eant, the girls met at the Amer¬ ican Legion Post 48 for a lun¬ cheon interview. This was an extremely important part of the activities. The confidence of each girl was put to the test. The week preceding the pag¬ eant found most of the lovelies scouring the malls looking for just the right dress and gown; the outfit that would bring The Best of the Best out in her. Finally the magic moment arrived. Music played and the parade of hopefuls strolled down the magic carpet. After approximately two hours of dazzle, Sara Gabler, a Phantom graduate was crowned the new Miss Phoebus by last year’s winner, Kelley Walker. Steph¬ anie Traynham, also a former Phantom, was the first runner- up. ■ Sara Gabler is crowned by Kelley Walker Terry Johnston, Lisa Crow and Beth Taylor enjoy the parade. Sissy Dixon strolls down the runway. 22 Miss Phoebus