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

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As a class, 1 enjoyed working with them and I feel many of them will be- come VIP ' s in our future society. — Mrs. Marie Dryden The Senior class is a bunch of wac- kos. — crazy Freshman 1 think it was a great class and I wish 1 w ' as in it.” — intelligent Sophomore “1 always thought it was a top group, well, half and half. Half industrious and half. . . — Mrs. Joyce Gaines Most creative! Very, very intelligent . . . with an abundance of characters. — Mrs. Bonnie Fay The greatest to ever graduate from Poquoson High School! — Karen Jackson, Senior Deborah Lee Garrett — Debbie (Honor Graduate) Band — 9-11, Stage Band 9- 10, Wind Ensemble — 9, Drama Club 10- 11, International Thespian Society — 11-1 Secretary — 12, Yearbook — 9-12, Editor-i Chief — 1 1-12, Forensics — 12, Keyettes — 1 Quill Scroll — 11, Social Studies Club 11- 12, President — 12, Science Club — 9-1 Pep Club — 9, NHS — 11-12, Society of D anguished American H.S. Students — 11-1 Who ' s Who Among American H.S. Students 12, Presidential Classroom — 11, Governo School for the Gifted — 11, French Exchan Student — 11, Best Supporting Actress — 1 3rd place District Forensics. Francis Kenneth Gates, 111 — Rusty Tennis Club — 9, Photography Club — 9-1 Vice President — 11, SCA — 12, Yearbook 12, Tenrvis — 11-12, Co-Captain — 12, Letten in Tennis. Richard Mark Geissinger — Mark Varsity Football — 9-12, Varsity Wrestling 9-12, Varsity Baseball — 9-12, FCA — 11-1 Varsity Club — 10-12, Lettered in footbi wrestling, and baseball. Linda Sue Gilliland — Linda (Honor Graduate) NHS — 12, Varsity Club 12, Chorus — 9-12, Tennis Team — 11, Sock of Distinguished American H.S. Students 1 1-12, Lettered in Tennis — 11. 16

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Joy Henrietta Freeman — Joy J.V. Cheerleader 9, Pep Club — 9, FBLA — 11. Timothy Alan Freeman — Tim Band - — 9-11, Stage Band — 9, Lettered in Band. James Douglas Frishkorn — Jimmy J.V. Football — 9-10, Varsity Football — 11-12, J.V. Basketball — 9-10, J.V. Track — 9-10, Varsity Track — 10-12, Baseball — 9-12, Varsity Club — 10-12, FCA — 10-12, Key Club — 12, Vice-P. — 12, All District Baseball — 11-12, Vice-President of Class — 11, Class Treasurer — 12, Who ' s Who Among American H.S. Students — 12, H.S. Base- ball All American — 12. How will the Class of 1977 be remem- bered? Although no one can say for sure, here are some typical comments made by students, teachers, and administrators: “They’re unique and interesting. The school won’t be the same without them.” — Mrs. Lynne White “Yuck!” — Mr. Craig Stallings “I’ll miss them on the football field, had some outstanding atheletes.” — Mr. Olen Evans “Basically they’re a bunch of pretty good kids — fun-loving — but decent.” — Anonymous teacher Lynne Willis and Larry Topping discus; rhe various antics of the Class of 77 as they look tirough their memory books. 15

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“Half industrious Gary Lee Gorde — Burch Quill — Scroll — 12, Class President — 11, SCA — 9, Tennis — 11, J.V Basketball — 9, J.V. Foot- ball — 9-10, Lettered in Tennis. Denise Lynn Gorrell — Denise Pep Club — 9, ICT — 11-12, Treasurer — 11, V1CA — 11-12. Marty Graham Don Carlos Hall — Chip Varisty Club — 9-12, Science Club — 9-10, Key Club — 11-12, FCA — 11-12, J.V. Football — 9-10, Varsity Football — 11-12, Varsity Track — 9-12, Indoor Track — 10-12, French Exchange Student — 11, Lettered in Football and Track. David Wayne Holloway — David Industrial Arts Club — 10-12, President — 12, Football — 12, Track — 12, Lettered in Football and Track. 17