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

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Ray Everett Kim Fauske Donny Ferguson Timmy Ferguson Leslie Firman Donna Firth John Firth Maresa Firth Nelson Firth Susan Firth Nancy Flaherty Beth Forrest Brian Forrest John Forrest Kenneth Forrest Louis Forrest Robert Forrest Vanessa Forrest Jim Fox Mary Fry Kim Gardner Cathy Garrett Tracy Garrett David Geissinger WHAT IS A FRIEND? What is a friend? I'll tell you. Itis aperson with whom you dare to be yourself. IDS = 5) Your soul can go naked with him. Ny | TH e B SCT only to be what you really are. He seems to ask you to put on nothing, eee ee — When you are with him, you do not have to be on your guard. You can say what you think, so long as it is genuinely you. He understand those contradictions in your nature that cause others to misjudge you. He understands. You can weep with him, laugh with him, pray with him — through and underneath it all he sees, Knows and loves you. A friend — | repeat — is one with whom you dare to be yourself. Anonymous

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Nancy Bunting Amy Call Sue Campbell Brian Cartwright Lee Chaffin Larry Champ Wally Christopher John Clark Phyllis Connor Robbie Current Scott Cyphers Louisa Darby Debbie Davis Scott Davis David Deal Bruce DeGinder Kara Diehl Kathy Dillon Rhonda Dodson Susan Downs Mike DuVall Donna Eddins Tim Evans Wayne Evans Returning to Poquoson High School 66 = students were not only greeted by new ht Was Gl good class tO work students but new teachers also. Over- o 9 crowding was becoming a common wie ae experience. The commons was crowded during the first lunch block, so were some of the classrooms. We were greeted with new administrators such as Dr. Roy Vorhauer and Mr. Chris Woolley. The sophomore class officers were President, Kathy Taylor; Vice Presi- dent, Patty Ann Hall; Secretary, Cindy Holloway; and Treasurer, Amy Hunt. Physical Education teacher Duane Day commented, ‘‘The sophomore class was a good class to work with. They were more mature about their ac- tivities and their school.”’ Class President Kathy Taylor said, ‘'l personally think that the class of 1980 will be the best class to graduate.”

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Sophomore class officers of 1977-1978 are (left to right) Cindy Holloway, Secretary; Kathy Taylor, President; Patty Ann Hall, Vice-president; and Amy Hunt Treasure. During a pep rally David Holtac- kers leads the sophomore class in a coordinating exercise. — r % TTT aX h | e .- hy Susan Gibbs Rita Goode Ann Goodson Lori Granberry Rene Green Theresa Guthrie Greg Hall Patty Ann Hall Jimmy Hansford Robin Harcum Glenda Hardin Janey Harrington Tina Harrison Gene Hayes Leslie Henderliter Troy Henley Donna Hibbard Kelly Hinkle Gary Hoffman Patsy Hogge 19