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

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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

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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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20 Vanessa Hogge David Holland Barry Holloway Cindy Holloway Daniel Holloway Fay Holloway Larry Holloway David Holtakers Bill Holton Bonnie Hopkins Amy Hunt Bill Hunt Gene Hunt Sharon Hunt Kenny Ingle Joan Insley Lee Insley Melvin Insley Terri Insley Bruce Jackson Debbie Jacobs Lori Jaquith Theresa James Chris Jones “Got your license yet?” “What's the speed limit on the in- terstate?”’ Those were some of the questions that came up during the day. This was the year for the sophomore class to drive in the great class of Drivers Edu- cation. As it turned out you had to drive depending on your average in the class. Students with A average were the first to drive. After all of the awful classroom talks, films, you were then ready to drive behind the wheel. Then the big day came when you were eligible to obtain your license. You found your- self studying the night before to re- member all of the details, signs, when to give the right-of-way to another car. That big TEST came to see if you were a sportsmanlike driver and could handle any situation that came up. wf During halftime at a football gaffe .orie Wendorf, HeidigNill take time off to clown around. ¥ t a Rod ‘ a ae 4 yh ST eT ase the Sophomore Varsity Cheerleaders Leslie Firman,