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

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With the start of school in August, se- niors found themselves in the role they had envied for eleven years. At last, they were the oldest students in the school. However, they were soon faced with the many minor frustrations that come with being a senior. Class-spirited individuals who tried to revive the old tradition of senior cuts in the lunch line were chased by Mr. Gray. Teachers seemed to delight Dennis Clark Burrage — Dennis Margaret Oretta Carr — Margaret Glee Club — 9-10, FBLA — 11-12. Virginia Ann Carmines — Ginny Mildred JoAnn Cartwright — JoAnn VICA — 11-12, Pep Club — 9, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students — 11. Charles Anthony Clark — Tony Russell Dean Gausen — Russell (Honor Graduate) Varsity Club — 1 1-12, Thespian Apprentice — 12, Key Club — President — 12, Class President — 10, SCA — 12, FCA — 9-12, Forensics — 12, NHS — 12, J.V. Track — 9-10, Varsity Track — 9-12, Varsity Football — 9-12. t Oretta C. V( Virginia Ann Carmines 11

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Greg Shaw gives the bidder a dirty look as Senior Kathy Phillips is auctioned off at the SCA slave sale. Laura Jean Bragg — Jean Transfered from Turkey — 9, Softball, volleyball, basketball, track — 9. David Lee Brandt — David SCA — 9-10, Varsity Club — 10-12, Key Club — 12, J.V. Football — 10, Varsity Football — 11-12, Varsity Baseball — 9-12, J.V. Wrestling — 9, Var- sity Wrestling — 10-12, All District Football — 11-12, 1st Regional Wrestling — 10-12, 3rd State Wrestling — 10, 1st State Wrestling — 1 1-12, High School All American Wrestler — 12. Maureen Ann Burke — Maureen Transfered from Zweibrucken H.S., Zweibrucken, Germany — 10, SCA - — 10, Pep Club — 9,10, Varsity Club — 12, Bod ' s Inc. — 12. iaura Jeahflr-Bragg Maureen Ann Burke Many Minor Frustrations . . . Being a Senior 10

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1 1 Russell Ciausen finds paper airplanes much more interesting than counting fruit flies in advanced bi- ology. in assigning research papers. Worst of all, lectures too often began with, “II you think this is hard, just wait until college. Senior privileges were virtually nonexistant. A senior lounge and the march through the school with the class coffin was not allowed because of fear of damage to the new school. Several com- mittees were formed to discuss senior privileges with the administration, but lit- tle was accomplished. Joyce Sue Cooper — Joyce Glee Club — 9-12. Christopher James Creaseman — Chris Varsity Football — 11-12. Jo Anne Cross — Jo Anne Class of ’77