Poquoson High School - Islander / York Chronicle Yearbook (Poquoson, VA)

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' it a Jjida. KaKLz Halt FHA S, VHjoma Club 10, Jody Ltnd Henley Science Club 8-11 , Pep Club 8-10, GlAl6 Basket- i ball 9-10, GImU Softball 9-12, Bela Club 11-12, Band 8-11, SCA V Co 12, FWA 11, J.F. Club 11-12, Glenn R. Hall Inga MoAle HlmelAlght j Beta Club 11-12, VeoAbooH 10-12, EdUloK 11-12, VTA 10-11, FHA 8-10, ec, 10, J.l . CheexlecukA 9 , SCA 9-10, Science Club 9-11 , BoAkelball Ulle Count 11, i i I

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V anktLn Kdltk GoocUon, Ik.. GJUiiih l ce PKe . S-9 J.U. football S-10, Va UiAXy: football S-10, Boizball 9-12, WKQXtting 10- 12, VoKitty Club, fCA. UoKy Lynn GoKdo, Band S-12, Pep Club S-9, FWA 9-12, PKe6. 11-12, Science Club 9-10. VeboKah Ann Gutant : BoAkatball 10, Softball i 11- 12, Glee Club 10. i Cynthia Lee Hall Pep Club S-10, Van ity Club 10, GIkI Basketball 9, Soitball 9, TKack 10- ] 12, Band 9-11, Science Club 9, Glee Club S-9, CheeKleadeK 10. J 6 yx ' | j£j36rtxxr] f Yjfl axoffiX- SenloKS going out Into th mnld ol business aced a many, II not moKe, pKoble than did the college boun students. They ound the selvu hunting ok jobs I an alKeady oveKcAowd job moKket. Senlons {fOund th most companies had alKead hlKed hetp OK the summeK and ujcAe not yet thinking about the all when these students would KetuKn to school. a SenloKS ound that they weKe competing with peopl who had loK moKe expeK-. Icnce than they had In business. Despite the act that they had taken a voKlety o£ business cou Kses, they soon dlscoveKe that expeKlence was the key woKd.

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Rodmy Vato, GAego iy HJoAAen Ho Homy Ho non. CouLncJJi S-1 0, SHmce. Club S, J.l . Bcukztball TO VootbaZt TO, VoJi- Hy Bdi batt TO, EcukHbaH T T . Hnda. Ruth Hott kit Club TT-T2 FBLA 12. HoAmun Lynn HomoacI Band S-T2 {Stag , ConaoJit, 5 Pep, kll County 9, Reg- tonal T2], Vebate Club T2. ThyU) ye.aAi gnaduatlng clas {fOund many cluing tn thclA ItvQ oM they aced thetn la6t yean o high school. Hon tkoi c Mho Mcnc not college bound, many decAttovUi Mene bnought begone them on Mhat they Mene going to do Mlth theln llvei and Mhat dlnectlon they Mould take. Many ett they Mene leaving pant o them.6 elves behind and Mene noM aced Mlth the many pnob- lem-s 0 adulthood. The Senior Mho had college to look lonMond to {,elt they Mene just Malting to complete anothen -step toMonds theln goals In li e. The -secunlty Oj$ knoMlng they Mould be attending school In the loll made the all Impontant de- cision seem unthen away. OJhethen college bound on not, all o{i the class membens anti- cipated theln gnaduatlon nom high school, manklng the end 0 theln adolescence.