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

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(clockwise: top) Karen Jackson is completely oblivious to every- thing but her physics book. This seventh grader finds some- thing really interesting in the library. Carol Tanguy, library aide, figures the fines of overdue books . Mrs. Jones agrees that teachers have too much paperwork. Chaos Corps members. Gee Freeman and Lyle East, collaborate in homeroom. € 5

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I There were many events which shaped the lives of the stu- dents at P.H.S. this year. Some were happy, like when the football team would win; others were sad, when a fellow classmate died. It was a year of adjustment for all. Most students found it diffi- cult to adjust to the new grading system. Karen Jackson stated, The new system is okay, the only problem I encountered was that the course description didn ' t match the course number. The guidance department and the faculty were confer! ng, in hopes of solving this problem. Problems to solve, un- thought-of situations, and adjustments to make, but isn ' t that how each year begins? (clockwise: top) Extra- curricular activities are a part of every student’s life. Lynne Willis and Kathy Ins ley work to meet a yearbook deadline. Karen Insley is helping to refinish a desk for a home economics project. Not all seniors had senior-itis , some like Tommy Freeman and Doug Drummond managed to study once in a while. Mr. Wood, like the rest of the administration had to use a firm hand sometimes . 4

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F A L L the GBBT, the cheerleaders, the band and it ' s auxiliary groups, homecoming, the powder puff football game, Sadie Hawkins Day and the fall play.