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

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Drew O ' Bryan Parham — Drew Varsity Club — 11-12, FCA — 12, Band — 9-11, Stage Band — 9-11, Pep Band — 9-11, Campus Life — 12, Tennis — 10, Varsity Football — 10-12, All District Football — 11-12, Lettered in Band, Tennis and Football. Susan Lee Pauls — Susie FHA — 9, Office Aide — 11, Chorus — 9, Drama Club — 9, Newspaper — 10. Thomas Donald Perrotta — Tom Transferred from Clovis H.S., New Mexico, 12, Key Club — 12, J.V. Football — 9, Golf — 9-12, Science Club — 12, Boy ' s State Alternate — 11, Lettered in Golf. Kathryn Alice Phillips — Kathy Science Club — 9-11, FHA — 9-12, SCA — 9-12, Honor Council — 9,1 1-12, Pom Pom Girl — 9-12, Co-Captain — 12, Newspaper — 9, Debate — 10, Social Studies Club — 11-12, Forensics — 12, Homecoming Representative — 12, 1st District, Regional and State Forensics — 12, Lettered in Band. Bruce Allen Pierce — Bruce SCA — 12, FCA — 12, Stage Band — 11, Chorus — 11-12, Vasrsity Football — 12. Seniors David Brandt and Nina Whitaker boogie at the Junior-Senior Prom. 26

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v Karen ' Y vonne Moore Karen Yvonne Moore — Karen FBLA — 10-12, Vice President — 1 1. Thomas Carrol Moore — P.T. (Honor Graduate) Newspaper — Editorial Editor — 9-12, Quill Scroll — 11-12, President — 12, Science Club — 10-12, NHS — 11-12, Poquoson River Study — 11-12, FCA — 12, Social Studies Club — 12, Presidential Classroom — 12. Teresa Jean Morgan — Terri DE— 10, ICT— 11. James Edward Mosher — Buster Baseball Manager — 9, Chorus — 9-10, ICT — - 1 1-12, President — 11-12, VICA — 11-12, District and State 1st place in VICA Display — 11, Na- tional VICA Contest — 11, VICA President — 11 - 12 . Cathy Linden Page — Cathy Majorette — 9-12, Head Majorette — 12, Home- coming Queen — 12, Miss Poquoson — 11, FBLA — 9 - 11 . “You really feel like you’re ready to graduate once you get your announce- ments,” exclaimed David Brandt in April. In the final weeks of school, Seniors often found it increasingly difficult to concentrate on academics. May brought the arrival of cap and gowns, and district, regional, and state tournaments, and Se- nioritis. Jim Frishkorn commented, “With things like these on our minds, how can we concentrate on books!” 25

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During the Senior year, a survey was taken of the members of the class as to what their future goals and plans were. Of the 64 students polled, 67% were planning to attend either a 2 or a 4 year college, 26% were planning to get a job, 5% were either getting married or al- ready married, and the other 2% were undecided as to what the future held for them. Here are a sampling of the results: Cheryl Wainwright — “I plan to go to college and get a degree in pharmacy, then open ‘Cheryl’s Drugs’.” Joseph Insley — “I want to become a fireman.” Linda Gilliland — “I intend to play pro- fessional tennis. Billy Rollins — ‘‘Get Rich!” James Hall — “Get wasted and raise X !X!! and party till the day I die!! Merril Rohrba Lori Kathryn Poor — Lori (Honor Graduate) NJHS — 9-10, German Club — 10, Humane Society Club — 9, NHS — 11-12, Social Studies Club — 12, Bod ' s Inc. — 12, NHS Secretary — 12, Who’s Who Among American H.S. Students — 11-12, Society of Distinguished American H.S. Stu- dents — 11-12, FCA — 12. Anthony Duane Potts — Duane J.V. Basketball — 9-10, Golf — 12. James Phillip Purdy — Phil (Honor Graduate) Varsity Club — 10-12, FCA — 10-12, NHS — 11-12, SCA — 11-12, Varsity Foot- ball — 9-12, Varsity Baseball — - 9-12, Varsity Wres- tling — 10-12, All District Football — 12, State Champion Wrestling — 11, Who ' s Who Among American H.S. Students — 11-12, Society of Distin- guished American H.S. Students — 11-12. Robert Merril Rohrbach — Bobby Band — 9, Newspaper — 10. 27