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

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As graduation approached, the college-bound Seniors hurried to com- plete their plans for the next year. Ac- cording to Lori Poor, “There’s a lot to do!” Those who had not yet chosen a col- lege were finally forced to come to a de- cision. Virginia Tech was chosen by the largest number of Seniors (16) who plan- ned to attend college away from home; but many other schools were also selected. Some were as close by as Thomas Nelson Community College, others were as far away as the University of Florida and Brigham Young Universi- ty. Seniors Spread Out Tammie Marie Sanders — Tammie Timothy Darren Schott — Tim Newspaper — 11-12, Varsity Club — 10-12, J.V. Football — 9, Varsity Football — 11-12, Varsity Track — 11, J.V. Basketball — 9, Varsity Basket- ball — 10, J.V. Football captain — 9- Loy Dale Self — Dale Varsity Football — 10-12. Gregory Allen Shaw — Greg Varsity Football — 10-12, SCA — 9-12, Vice Pres- ident — 12. David Raymond Smith — David 29

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Drew Parham, Lyle East, Gee Freeman, David Biackstock, and other Seniors prepare to play some solemn music at the traditional burning of the coffin. j|v Cathy I ynn Rollins Laurie Leigh Rollins Clarke William Rowley. Cathy Lynn Rollins — Cathy Pom Pom Girl — 9-10, Varsity Club — 9-12, Pep Club — 9, Girl ' s Basketball — 9-12, Softball — 9-12, Lettered in Basketball and Softball, Home- coming Representative — 9, Basketball Night Rep- resentative — 9-10. Laurie Leigh Rollins — Laurie (Honor Graduate) FNA — 11-12, NHS — 11-12, FBLA — 12. William Gene Rollins — Billy Varsity Club — 11-12, J.V. Basketball — 9-10, Varsity Basketball — 11, J.V. Football — 10, Var- sity Football — 11-12, Lettered in Football and Basketball. Clarke William Rowley, III — Chip Paul David Royston — Paul 1 David Royston 28

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Carol Lynn Stanfield Christian Sustare Walker Smart lames During the second semester, the fol- lowing Seniors were voted on and selected by the entire Senior class to best fit the respective catagories. Best Looking Billy Rollins and Kathy Phillips Biggest Pest Randy Yokum and Sharleen West Biggest Eaters Herbert Woolston and Mary Wescott Biggest Flirts David Brandt and Kristie Wendorf Best Dressed . . Best All Around Nosiest Laziest Funniest Friendliest . .Bill Forrest and Cathy Page . . .Phil Purdy and Lori Poor Danny Ayers and Nina Whitaker Chip Rowley and Vicki Baker Tony Sustare and Maureen Burke .Bruce Pierce and Debbie Garrett Caro! Lynn Stanfield — Carol Band — 9-12, Stage Band — 10-11, Newspaper — 9, All County Band — 10, Talent Award Miss P.H.S. — 12. ' James Walker Stuart — Jimmy Newspaper — 10-11. Anthony Christian Sustare — Tony Varsity Baseball — 9-12, Lettered in Baseball. Katherine Elizabeth Sykes — Kathy FBLA — 11, Art Club — 12, Social Studies Club — 12 . Larry McNeil Topping — Larry Class Treasurer — 9-10, SCA — 9-11, JV. Football — 10, Varsity Football — 1 1-12, J.V. Basketball — 10, Varsity Baseball — 11-12, Lettered in Football and Baseball. 30 SUPER