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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1980 volume:

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And People. ae. our) Said, P POQUOSON PUBLIC LIBRARY 500 CITY HALL AVE POQUOSON, VA 23662 IN MEMORIAM CHARLES ANDERSON And a youth said, Speak to us of Friendship And he answered, saying: Your friend is your needs answered. He is your field which you sow with love and reap with thanksgiving. And he is your board and your fireside. For you come to him with your hunger and you seek him for peace. . When you part from your friend, you grieve not; For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. Kahil Gibran The Prophet ae yer “Pooh On The Tigers, Lets Winnie’ was the theme for the second place winners. Cindy Holloway and Wayne Evans walks through the flags. The Color Guard stands at attention while the National An- them plays. During the halftime show, the Pom Pom girls show their style. Parading off the field is the Poquoson High School Band. HOMECOMING QT: Donald Mitchell and Rhonda Wheless parade down the field. With most of Bull Island filling the stands, the football game against Sus- sex Central began. The teams clashed in a competition of strategy and strength. Excitement filled the air; crowds cheered, yelled, and groaned as the foot- ball either crossed the goal line or stop- ped short. Half time entertainment was a panorama of fantasy. Comic Strip Char- acters was the Homecoming theme. Linus, Charlie Brown, Winnie the Pooh The Sophomore Class float, Charlie Brown, captured first place. and Garfield the Cat, all atop class floats, were present to add to the gaiety. The Sophomore Class float captured first place with the Juniors taking sec- ond. Mr. Tim Smith led his award- winning marching band in an enter- taining combination of music and for- mations of flags, pom-poms and marchers. The kaleidoscope of color and movement served as the perfect set- ting for the announce ment of the 1979 Homecoming Queen. Ciny Holloway was crowned as thundersous applause resounded from the grandstands. The whirlwind of the evening con- tinued even as half time ended and Cindy took her place to watch the game’s second half. The Islanders fought courageously in both the third and fourth quarters. The final score, however, fell in favor of the opposition. Homecoming continued on into the weekend with the traditional Home- coming Dance, sponsored by the Na- tional Honor Society. The sounds of disco, rock ’n roll and ballads filled the night air, adding a finishing touch to the magic of Homecoming. “Put Up Your Dukes And Fight” was the theme for the Freshmen float. Karen Brodsky, the Sophomore Represenative and her escort, Charles Fulnecky waits for the final announcement. Giving her best shot for the Homecoming half- time, Donna Silver twirls her baton. 13 = | ty aim sv COB a pea te eke te ea , on eh ae 34 +o a ie ote 4 j ; ate i Bie He wie ! s the pick of the crop ao) c cS D i) he o Kenny Forrest and Donna Silver discuss plans for the dance. Rhonda Wheless is all dressed up for Sadie Hawkins Day. b } Cecil Miller gets snagged by Karen Roberts. Tony Whitlow waits patiently for Cathy Ful- a SADIE HAWKINS’ DAY af 2 at OAT IRI AO AEA RL AIO OTN Re 16 NAMES AND FACES mus ISLANDER 80 “WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN.” Doris Abdill Charles Anderson Mike Andre Henry Ayer Melanie Barton Betty Belknap Kathy Bell Mark Bellamy Beth Berridge Conrad Birmingham Jeff Blackwell Ralph Bollinger i, Bob Bostic Paul Bostic Bud Brown Harvey Brown Sam Brown Debbie Brozovsky Mike Byrant Nancy Bunting Karen Burge 20 Lee Chaffin Larry Champ Wally Christopher John Clark Cheryl Compton Phyllis Conner Robbie Current Scott Cyphers Louisa Darby 21 “NOBODY DOES IT BETTER © Sharon Diggs Kathy Dillon Susan Downs Mike DuVall Kim Fauske Donnie Ferguson Leslie Firman Nelson Firth Susan Firth Louis Forrest Robbie Forrest Donna Firth Vanessa Forrest Maresa Firth William Forrest 23 24 Tracy Garrett Anne Goodson David Geissinger John Goodwin Joel Gray Rita Goode Rene Green Allyson Hamlett i Ann Hall Patt Greg Hall 1e Theresa Guthr ington Harr Jim ington Janey Harr in Glenda Hard Harcum Robin Troy Henley Wade Heern Gene Hayes 1son Tina Harr 26 Donna Hibbard Leslie Hinderliter Cindy Holloway Kelly Hinkle David Holland William Holloway David Holtacker Bill Holton Melvin Insley Bonnie Hopkins Bill Hunt Lee Insley Fred Hutto Terri Insley Joan Insley 27, 28 Gary Jones + we tcf Guy Layman Lori Jaquith Chris Jones Bill Lawson Kenneth Lovin Kim Martin Richard Martin Suzanne Martin Lisa Matzeder Jim McBride Robin McGlohn Cory McGraw Donald Mitchell 29 Tom Mooney David Moore Pam Moore Greg Mitchell i Theresa Moore Tammy Neice Heidi Nill Lori Parker Scott Mungo William Parker Kim Powell Larry Pauls Dale Pierce Patricia Powell Julie Pride Missy Perkins Michelle Purman iL 32 Keith Roberts Veronica Rozier if il Lauretta Saltzberry Andrea Roberts Alicia Rollins Vickie Sampson Jack Self lo William Shuster Linda Sibbers Donna Silver Tammy Smith Kenneth Smoker Angela Stevens é Maiko Stricklett Ron Struble Scott Sullivan Rick Sylvia 33 Bob Taylor Kathy Taylor Cheryl Topping Parker Topping Stella Trantham Robert Turner Gary Updike Alan Vaughn Patti Wainwright Johnny Wallace Jerry Ward Jamie West Rhonda Wheless Gary Wingo Sissy Wright Milton Wiggs Juanita Wimer George Yeager Gerald Zasimowich Woodey Windley Penny Wolford CHARLES ANDERSON J.V. Football 9 Varsity Football 11,12 J.V. Wrestling 10 Spring Track 9 orus 9,10,11,12 MIKE ANDRE J.V. Football 10 Varsity Football 11,12 Varsity Wrestling 10,11,12 Freshman Class Vice-Pres. Key Club 12 Boy’s State 11 HENRY AYER Varsity Football 10,11,12 Varsity Wrestling 9,10,11,12 Golf 10 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 9,10,11,12 School Plays 11,12 MALANIE BARTON Indoor Track 9,11 Spring Track 9,10,11 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 9 FBLA 9 Island Echo Staff 9 Varsity Club 9,10,11 Campus Life 10 BETTY BELKNAP S.C.A. 10,11,12 N.H.S. 10,11,12 Science Club Vice-Pres. 11, Pres. 12 Band 9,10 Key Club 12 KATHY BELL Chess Club 9,10,11 DECA 12 Islander Staff 11 Art Club 9 JEFF BLACKWELL J.V. Basketball 9 Baseball 9 Chess Club 9,10 Band 9,10,11,12 Stage Band 10,11,12 RALPH BOLLINGER J.V. Basketball 9 Varsity Basketball 11 Golf 10,11 Island Echo Staff 11,12 BOB BOSTIC J.V. Football 9 Varsity Football 11,12 Indoor Track 10,11 Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11,12 Key Club 12 Varsity Club 10,11,12 DEBBIE BROZOVSKY S:.GAV9, 10 1112 Science Club 9,10,11,12 FBLA 12 Island Echo Staff 9,10,11,12 Key Club 11,12 Thespians 11,12 BUD BROWN J.V. Football 10 Varsity Football 11,12 Spring Track 10,12 ess Club 9 BETH BROWN J.V. Girls Basketball 10 Spring Track 10,11 Sophomore Class Sec. Science Club 11,12 Thespians 11,12 Band 10,12 HARVEY BROWN }.V. Football 10 VICA 11,12 SAMMY BROWN J.V. Wrestling 9,11 Varsity Wrestling 9,11 MICHAEL BRYANT Boys Tennis 9,10 ICT 11,12 NANCY BUNTING Debate Team 11 FHA 9 Island Echo Staff 10,11 Islander Staff 10 KAREN BURGE Island Echo Staff 11,12 AMY CALL Indoor Track 10,11 Spring Track 9,10,11,12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 9,10 S.C.A. 9 Ski Club 10 Band 9 Varsity Club 10,11,12 Debate Team 9 BRIAN CARTWRIGHI J.V. Wrestling 11 36 Cross Country 11,12 Golf 10,11,12 Chess Club 9,12 Thespians 11,12 Thespians 11,12 Forensics 11,12 Debate Team 11,12 BRIAN CARTWRIGHT J.V. Wrestling 11 Cross Country 11,12 Golf 10,11,12 Chess Club 9,12 Thespians 11,12 Forensics 11,12 Debate Team 11,12 LEE CHAFFIN J.V. Football 9 Varsity Football 10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Indoor Track 9,10 S.C.A. 9,10,11 Freshman Class Pres. Science Club 10,11,12 Ski Club 11,12 All District Baseball 11 LARRY CHAMP J.V. Football 9,10 VICA 11,12 WALLY CHRISTOPHER J.V. Football 9 Varsity Football 10,11,12 J.V. Basketball 10 Varsity Basketball 11 Baseball 10 Spring Track 9,10,11, 12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10,11,12 S.C.A. 9 Varsity Club 10,11,12 JOHN CLARK J.V. Football 10 Varsity Football 11,12 Indoor Track 9,10,11,12 Spring Track 9,10,11,12 Island Echo Staff 10,11 CHERYL COMPTON Key Club 12 NALS. 9,10 Swim Team 10 Transfered Bethel High PHYLLIS CONNER DECA 12 LOUISA DARBY Thespians 11,12 Debate Team 9,10,11,12 Forensics 9,10,11,12 Drama Club 10,11,12 BRUCE DeGINDER S.C.A. 9, Treas. 10,11, Pres. 12 N.H.S. 10,11, Pres. 12 Science Club 10,11,12 Island Echo Staff 9,10, Editor 11,12 Islander Staff 9 Key Cl b 10,11, Pres. 12 Presidential Classroom 11 French Exchange Program 11 DAR Good Citizen Award Debate Team 9, Vice-Pres. 10 KATHY DILLON FBLA 11 FHA 9,10,11 DECA 12 SUSAN DOWNS FBLA 11,12 Thespians 9 Band 9,10,11,12 Color Guard 9,10,11,12 MIKE DuVALL Golf 10,12 WAYNE EVANS Baseball 10 SCANT VICA 11,12 ANNETTE FASANELLA N.H.S. 10,11,12 Transfered Hampton Roads Academy Spanish Club 9 Ski Club 9 Yearbook Staff 9 KIM FAUSKE Spring Track 9,10 S.C.A. 9,10,11,12 Junior Class Treas. Science Club 10,11,12 FHA 9 Island Echo Staff 11, 12 Ski Club 10,11,12 DONNIE FERGUSON Indoor Track 9 Spring Track 9,10 VICA 11 DONNA FIRTH FBLA 11,12 FHA 9,10,11,12 Flag Corp 10 Health Careers 12 LESLIE FIRMAN Indoor Track 9,10 Girls Tennis 9,10,11,12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10 FBLA ink Pom Pom Squad 11,12 Varsity Cheerleader 10,11 Varsity Club 10,11,12 Campus Life 10 MARESA FIRTH Spring Track 11 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 12 S:GrAn9 hi 12 Freshman Class Sec. Junior Class Sec. Science Club 10, Vice-Pres. 11 Island Echo Staff 9,10,11,12 Islander Staff 10 Ski Club 11,12 Pom Pom Squad 10,11 J.V. Cheerleader 9 Varsity Cheerleader 12 French Exchange Program 11 Key Club 12 BETH FORREST FHA 9, 10, Treas. 11, Pres. 12 VICA 11 KENNY FORREST J.V. Football 9,10 Varsity Football 11,12 ROBBIE FORREST J.V. Football 10 Varsity Football 12 Varsity Wrestling Manager 12 Island Echo Staff 10,11,12 WILLIAM FORREST Band 9,10,11,12 JIM FOX Varsity Football 10,11,12 J.V. Basketball 10 Varsity Basketball 11,12 Varsity Club 11 SUSAN FROST DECA Treas 12 KIM GARDNER Gymnastics 9 Baseball Manager 11,12 S.CA. 11 Island Echo Staff 11,12 Islander Staff 9 Varsity Cheerleader 11, Captain 12 TRACY GARRETT Island Echo Staff 11 Islander Staff 9 Drama Club 9,10 Thespians 11,12 Flag Corp 9,10 DAVID GEISSINGER J.V. Football 9 Varsity Football 10,11,12 Varsity Wrestling 12 J.V. Basketball 9,10 Varsity Basketball 11 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10,11,12 Varsity Club 9,10,11,12 Key Club 11 SUSAN GIBBS N.H.S. 10,11,12 FBLA 12 Bland Contest 3rd Place Vocal Health Careers 9,10 RITA GOODE S.CeAr Ci 12 Science Club 9,10,11,12 Thespians 11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Bland Contest Music 10 3rd Place, 11 1st Place, 12 2nd Place Regional Bland Contest 11 2nd Place Regional Chorus 11,12 EA Honors Choir 12 MARK GOODMAN Ches Club 10 ANNE GODSON Varsity Basketball 9,10,11,12 Softball 9,10,11,12 Varsity Club 10,11,12 S: CAST JOHN GOODWIN J.V. Football 9,10 J.V. Basketball 9,10 Varsity Basketball 11,12 Cross Country 11,12 Spring Track 9,12 Ski Club 9,10 THERESA GUTHRIE VICA 11 DECA 12 Art Club 9 GREG HALL Varsity Football 12 J.V. Wrestling 9 Spring Trac k 10 CA 11 Ski Club 12 PATTY ANNE HALL Cross Country 11 Indoor Track 11 Spring Track 9,10,11 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10 S.C.A. 10 Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. Band 9 J.V. Cheerleader 10 Debate Team 10 Varsity Club 9,10,11,12 J.V. Basketball Manager 9 ROBIN HARCUM S.C.A. 10,12 Islander Staff 10, Editor 11 Key Club 11,12 JANEY HARRINGTON J.V. Basketball 10 Indoor Track 9,10,11 Spring Track 9,10,11,12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10,11 S.C.A. 9, Sec. 10 Band 9,10 Varsity Club 10,11,12 Campus Life 9,10 Debate Team 9,10 JIM HARRINGTON Varsity Football 11,12 orate Track 11 J.V. Wrestling 9 TINA HARRISON Fellowship of Christian Athletes 9,10 Science Club 11,12 Island Echo Staff 10 Ski Club 11,12 DONNA HIBBARD Art Club 9 FBLA 11 FHA 9 DECA 12 LESLIE HINDERLITER Island Echo Staff 9 Islander Staff 9,11, Editor 12 Debate Team 10 GARY HOFFMAN VICA 11,12 PATSY HOGGE VICA 11,12 VANESSA HOGGE Softball Manager 10,11 Varsity Club 10,11,12 S'CAw0 FBLA 11,12 DAVID HOLLAND VICA 12 BARRY HOLLOWAY S.C.A.9 VICA 11,12 Band 9,10 CINDY HOLLOWAY Varsity Basketball 10,11,12 Softball 9,10 Spring Track 11,12 S.C.A. 9 N.H.S. 10,11, Vice-Pres. 12 Junior Class Vice-Pres. Freshman Class Sec. Senior Class Sec. Band 9 Girls State 11 Led Club 10,11,12 J.V. Cheerleading 9 Homecoming Rep. 10 Homecoming Queen 12 LARRY HOLLOWAY VICA 11 BILL HOLTON DECA 12 Island Echo Staff 9,10,11,12 Islander Staff 9,10,11 BONNIE HOPKINS SALI FBLA 11,12 FHA 10,11,12 Drama Club 9,10 Thespians 11,12 GUY HUDSON J.V. Football Transfered Santa Rita High 9,10 Varsity Football Transfered Santa Rita High 11 Baseball Transfered Santa Rita High 10,1 N.H.S. 11,12 Ski Club 11,12 MELODY HUDSON All Regional Chorus Accompanist 9,10,11,12 AMY HUNT Junior Class Pres. Sophomore Class Treas. Band 9,10,11,12 Jr. Regional Band 9 Regional Band 10,12 State Band Alternate 11 Who’s Who In Music 11 Flag Corp 9,10, Co-Captain 11 Band Council 11,12 BILL HUNT J.V. Wrestling 10 Varsi Wrestlin 11,12 Boys Tennis 9,1 Band 9,10,11,12 FRED HUTTO Baseball 10 Indoor Track 9,10 Spring Track 9 Boys Tennis 9,10,11 Freshman Class Treas. Sophomore Class Treas. FBLA 10 Islander Staff 9 Regional Chorus 11,12 State Chorus 11,12 All Virginia Honor Choir Delegate 12 Bland Contest 11 2nd Place, 12 3rd Place JOAN INSLEY S.C.A. 9 Island Echo Staff 10 Pom Pom Squad 9,10,11, Captian 12 MELVIN INSLEY J.V. Footbsll 9,10 Varsity Football 11 Chess Club 9 SIDNEY INSLEY J.V. Football 9,10 Varsity Football 11,12 J.V. Wrestling 11,12 TERRI INSLEY Softball 9,10,11 FBLA 10,11,12 Islander Staff 9 BRUCE JACKSON y.V. Wrestling 11 Indoor Track 10 Boys Tennis 9,10,11,12 Debate Team 10 DEBBIE JACOBS S.C.A. 10, Sec. 11,12 N.H.S. 9,10,11, Sec. 12 Science Club 11,12 FBLA 11, Vice-Pres. 12 Island Echo Staff 12 LORI JAQUITH Softball 10,11 Varsity Cheerleader 11,12 BEAVER JONES VICA 11,12 PATSY KEATING Varsity Basketball 10,11, Captian 12 Indoor Track 9,10,11,12 Spring Track 9,10,11,12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 9,10,11 Varsity Cheerleader 11 Pom Pom Squad 9,10 Varsity Club 9,10,11,12 DANNY KEHOE Varsity Football Manager 9,10,11,12 Varsity Basketball Manager 9,10,11,12 Baseball Manager 10 Spring Track Manager 11 arsity Club 91119 BILL LAWSON Golf 10,11,12 Ski Club 12 GUY LAYMAN Band 9,10,11,12 MELANIE LONG Chess Club 10 Art Club 9 PAT LUTTIG Varsity Football 11 Indoor Track 11 S.C.A. 9 KIM MARTIN FBLA 12 FHA 9,10,11,12 SUZY MARTIN FBLA 10,11,12 FHA 9,10 JAMES McBRIDE S.C.A. 11 N.H.S. 10,11,12 FBLA 12 Islander Staff 9 Ski Club 10,11,12 Thespians 11,12 Debate Team Vice-Pres. 10,11,12 Forensics 11 Key Club 11,12 ROBIN McGLOHN INGE oso LiL ia Varsity Cheerleader 11,12 CORRY McGRAW FHA 10,11,12 Flag Corp 9, 10 HEIDE MILLER S.C.A. Transfered Fair Lawn High 9,10,12 Yearbook Staff Transfered Sharon Hill High 12 Color Guard Transfered Fair Lawn High 11,12 Band 12 Chorus 12 DONALD MITCHELL J.V. Football 10 Varsity Football 11 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Computer Club 11 Science Club 10,11 Ski Club 11 GREGG MITCHELL Stage Band 11,12 PAM MOORE Girls Tennis 9,10,11 Captain, 12 S.C.A. 9,10,11 Ski Club 12 Health Careers 9 Key Club 12 TOM MOONEY Varsity Football 11 J.V. Basketball 10 S.C.A. 10 Chess Club Vice-Pres. 12 Ski Club 11 Thespians 11, Pres. 12 Band 9 JEFF MORGAN J.V. Wrestling 9 VICA Vice-Pres. 11,12 SCOTT MUNGO Varsity Football Manager 11,12 Varsity Wr estling Manager 12 Debate Team 9,10,11,12 Forensics 11,12 Science Club 10,11 Island Echo Staff 10,11,q2 Key Club 12 Computer Club 11 TAMMY NEICE FBLA 11,12 Health Careers 9,10 HEIDI NILL Fellowship of Christian Athletes 9,10,11,12 FBLA 9,1u Ski Club 11,12 Pom Pom Squad 11 Varsity Club 10,11,12 Key Club 11,12 Varsity Cheerleader 10,12 J.V. Cheerleader 9 BILL PARKER Transfered Lakenheath, England J.V. Basketball 9,10 Spring Track 11 Soccer 9 Varsity Football Manager 11 LORI PARKER S:GrAg 42 N.H.S. 12 DECA12 Transfered Lakenheath, England S.C.A. 10,11 N.H.S. 10,11 Junior Class Treas. Newspaper Staff 9 Yearbook Staff 11 Pep Club 10,11 Varsity Cheerleader 11 LARRY PAULS J.V. Football 10 Varsity Football Manager 11 STEVE PENNA Ski Club 12 KELLY POTTS VICA 11, Treas. 12 KIM POWELL Softball 9 DECA 12 Band 9,10,11 Stage Band 9,10,11,12 Flag Corp 9,10,11,12 PATRICIA POWELL VICA 10,11 MICHELLE PURMAN Islander Staff 10, Editor 11 Key Club 11, Treas. 12 37 38 “SENIOR STATS” CHARLENE PERKINS Softball 9,10,11,12 FBLA 12 J.V. Cheerleader 9 Varsity Cheerleader 11 MIKE PHIPPS Varsity Football 10,11,12 Indoor Track 10,11 Spring Track 10,11,12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11 Ski Club 11 Varsity Club 10,11,12 JULIE PRIDE S.C-A= 10 Science Club 11,12 Island Echo Staff 11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Majorette Co-captain 12 Presidential Classroom 11 Key Club 12 DEANNA KIM REGAN F.B.L.A. 9;10,11,12 Island Echo Staff 10 J.V. Cheerleader 10 ANDRE ROBERTS DECA Secretary 12 JEFF ROBERTS Island Echo Staff 12 Islander Staff 10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 KEITH ROBERTS J.V. Football 10 Varsity Football 11,12 Varsity Wrestling 9,10,11,12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11,12 Island Echo Staff 10,11,12 State Champion Wrestling 10,11,12 Key Club 11,12 ALICIA ROLLINS Softball 9,10,11,12 S:G@AF12 Science Club 10,11 Science Club Secretary 12 F.B.L.A. 11,12 F.H.A. 9 Presidential Classroom 11 Varsity Club 10,11,12 VERONICA ROZIER Chorus 9,10,11,12 Health Careers Club 9,10,11,12 Campus Life 10,11 LAURETTA SALTZBERRY F.B.L.A. 12 ReEAn9 JACKSON SELF J.V. Football 9 Varsity Football 10,11,12 J.V. Basketball 9,10 Varsity Basketball 11 Spring Track 10, 11,12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10 N.H.S. 10.11,12 Boys State 11 Key Club 10,11 Captain Football 12 LINDA SIBBERS SiGAw OMe 12 Senior Class Vice-President EB LRAS 1Ofi J.V. Cheerleader 9 Varsity Cheerleader 11,12 Captain Varsity Cheerleader 12 PRLA. Vice President 11 Key Club 12 DONNA SILVER Science Club 11 Island Echo Staff 10,11,12 Islander Staff 9,10 Band 9,10,11,12 Majorette Captain 12 Miss P.H.S. 10 TAMI SMITH CORS 12 F.B.L.A. 11,12 DECA 10 MICHAEL SMOKER J.V. Football 10 VEGAS I? ANGIE STEVENS VL GAS it DECA 12 MAIKO STRICKLETT J.V. FOOTBALL 10 Baseball 10,11,12 RON STRUBLE Indoor Track transferred Tabb High 9 Spring Track transferred Tabb High 9,10 SCOTT SULLIVAN J.V. Football 10 Varsity Football 11,12 Baseball 10,11,12 Varsity Club 11,12 RICK SYLVIA J.V. Football 10 Varsity Football 11,12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10,11,12 Ski Club 12 Key Club 12 Varsity Club 12 BOB TAYLOR Varsity Football 12 Indoor Track 12 Spring Track 12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 12 KATHY TAYLOR S.C.A. 9 Sec., 10,11 Vice-Pres., 12 Class President 10,12 Science Club 10, Sec. 11,12 Band 11,12 Girls State 11 Key Club 11, Sec. 12 CHERYL TOPPING SCA 9 transferred Eaton Jr. High F.H.A. 9 transferred Eaton Jr. High F.H.A. Reporter 10,, Vice-Pres. 11,12 Yearbook Staff transferred Eaton Jr. High 9 Band transferred Eaton Jr. High 9 STELLA TRANTHAM FB be Aa2. GOlENI2 ROBERT TURNER Varsity Football 10,11,12 J.V. Basketball 9,10 Baseball 9 Indoor Track 11,12 Spring Track 9,10,11,12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11 Class Treasure 12 Island Echo Staff 11 Key Club 11,12 ROB TURNER S.C.A. 10,11,12 transferred Kecoughtan High School Band 10,11 transferred Kecoughtan High School Key Club 12 transferred Kecoughtan High School GARY UPDIKE Varsity Football 11 J.V. Wrestling Manager 10,11,12 Varsity Wrestling Manager 10,11,12 Varsity Club 12 5. G7A5 12 PATTI WAINWRIGHT Art Club 9 FBLA 11,12 JERRY WARD J.V. Football 9 J.V. Wrestling 9 RHONDA WHELESS Softball 9 Softball Manager 10,11,12 N.H.S. 10,11,12 FBLA 9,10,11, Treasurer 12 Key Club 11,12 Varsity Club 9,10,11,12 TONY WHITLOW J.V. Football 9 Varsity Football 10,11,12 J.V. Basketball 9,10 Varsity Basketball 11 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11,12 Varsity Club 11,12 All State Football Punter 10,11,12 MILTON WIGGS J.V. Wrestling 9,10 JEFF WILSON Band 9,10 JUANITA WIMER VICA 11,12 Islander Staff 10 PENNY WOLFORD Baseball Manager 11,12 S.C.A. 9 Science Club 10 Island Echo Staff 9,10,11,12 Islander Staff 9 Ski Club 11,12 GEORGE YEAGER J.V. Football 9 Varsity Football 10,11,12 J.V. Basketball 9 Varsity Basketball 10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Golf 10,11,12 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11 Key Club 11,12 Varsity Club 12 JERRY ZASIMOWICH J.V. Football 9 Varsity Football 10 VICA 11,12 fag) 40 Neal Brodsky — Vice-Pres., Sarah Watson — Sec., Leigh Lawson — Pres., Polly Jones — Treas. COLORS Burgundy and White FLOWER White Rose SONG Sail On MOTTO Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Boles eC LASS Junior class sponsor Mrs. Leavitt summed up the Junior class by saying that they are a “Hard working fun- loving group.” “And of course” she ad- ded, “they are also 1.’’ Her en- thusiasm and spirit must have been contagious because the Junior class kept busy throughout the year. Among their accomplishments were sponsoring four of the most popular dances of 1980. These dances were the 50’s Dance, Sadie Hawkins Dance, and their very own Ring Dance. One of the most memorable experi- ences for the Juniors was preparing for and attending the Junior-Senior Prom. A lot of hard work and extra effort were put into making the 1980 Prom the best Dolores Adams B.J. Baloga Steve Bachmann Joyce Barbour Mike Barton Mark Beagle Doug Becker Steven Berube Kevin Berland David Bernet Scott Bloxom Johnn y Bostic Roblyn Bowling Shelby Bowman Neal Brodsky Thomas Brady Doug Brozovsky 41 Brent Bunting Lisa Burge Johnny Byard Bettina Campbell Laura Campbell Brenda Carey Carey Catlett Joe Cawley Brian Chaffin Thom Chandler Scott Christman Barry Clark Murray Clark Charles Clarke Chris Claud “Gee, this is hard work.” “Anne Hunt, Linda Dozier, and Tammy Forrest parade through Yorktown.” Carolyn Collier Joe Collins Cindy Compton Jeff Conover Christina Corbitt Leslie Cox Alan Dail Julie Deaton Suzanne Demouski Linda Dozier Belinda Dryden John Duane Brian Dyson Roane Evans Olen Evans Stephanie Exas Rhonda Fahringer Tony Fanelli Belinda Ferguson “Jay White prepares a cooking Masterpiece.” 43 Ann Flynn Effie Forrest John Forrest Patricia Forrest Tammy Forrest Jim Fowler Dolores Freeman Doug Freeman Richard Freeman Matt Fries Diane Frishkorn Charles Fulnecky Brad Gardner Sheryl Gatewood Will Gibbs Starlet Gilliam Eric Gormsen 3 DOWN 1 TO GO! “Oh I love a Parade!” Debbie Graham Melanie Graham Terri Graham Steve Green Karen Hastings George Haugen Arna Heitman Paul Heern Ray Henley Stephen Hicks Troy Hinkle David Holloway Julie Holloway Ellen Holloway Marvin Holloway Teresa Holloway Laurie Hopkins 45 46 Johanna Hubbard Keith Hudson Anne Hunt Ricky Hunt John Hunt Kimber Hunt Susan Hunt Kenneth Insley Lynn Jackson Kim Johnson Duane Jones Pauline Jones Nick Kaodis Laureen Keating Scott King Tracy King aa Kohlbeck racy Knox Beth Lampkin ANTICIPATING SENIORITY Lorrie Landes Joan Lankford Leigh Lawson Jay Lawson Patti Madre Ken Mahler Jim Majors Karen Martin Shirley Martin Matt Mathews Jim McDonough Robert McNeely Jerry Messick Sandy Millan George Miller Joy Miller 47 48 Donna Mizelle Monald Moore Kelly Morgan Wayne Morrison Julie Morse Paul Morse Sharon Mulhern Carrie Mulryan Tom Nidiffer Terry O’Donohue Tim Oprisko Frank Owen Clint Owen Donna Page Susan Page Sherry Parkinson LaWanna Parr Tommy Parr “RINGERS” “Roane Evans ‘Mixes his drinks.” “Good all-rounders — That’s a good name for the Juniors. Their activities varied from cheerleading to sports to Home Eco- nomics. The class of “81” proved to be versatile, as with their Homecoming float of “Winnie the Pooh’”’. The float captured a second place title. = Os ‘ WPEOOMIPIIED DAS ny MERIT OE OIRREE ERRNO OM ty Atte EH Vicki Pollard Mark Pombo Glenda Price Jamie Pruitt Jeff Purdy Earl Riggins Mary Riggins Pat Ritz Harvey Robertson Steve Robbins Kelly Rollins Kim Rollins Tammy Rollins Sherri Sampson Jay Schira Ken Seaburg Chris Shores Don Sibbers David Smith Nicole Stanley James Stewart Marty Stillwell Terry Strickland Kathy Tart Diane Thomas Barry Tignor John Timmons David Topping Karen Trantham Mindy Truitt Joe Vaught Chris Vest Anne Volhein Cindy Walker “David Smith, laid back and relaxed” Jimmy Walker Marion Ward Paige Watkins Sarah Watson Bill Wescott Bill Weston Jay White Beth Wilson George Winder Paul Wolborsky Cathy Young Paul Zasimowich Eric Ziedenburg “Why is Anne Flynn embarrassed” “Super Cooks” N wy CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT — John Davis VICE-PRESIDENT — Karen Brodsk SECRETARY — Dee Booker TREASURER — Wendy Laxton CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Della Cordle Mrs. JoAnn Esrick Mrs. Nona Champagne Mrs. Brenda McPherson Mr. George Beahm Mr. Craig Stallings Mr. Duane Day Miss Sharon Lewis 53 John Allen Jennifer Armstrong Marianne Ayer Christine Bologa Kurt Barrett Sarah Banton Shawn Barton Lorrie Bateman Scott Beland Arthur Bell Laura Bell Angie Bellamy David Berube Steven Berube Charles Bjelland Steven Blackstock Mary Booker Linda Bowman Robert Brady Karen Brodsky Alan Brown Dennis Brown Donald Brown 54 Nancy Brown Ted Brown Ralph Br unner Peter Bryan Kathy Bryant Robert Bunting Timothy Butch Monica Campbell Randy Campbell George Carmines Patty Couch Donna Cyphers Thomas Darby John Davis Mark Davis Stacey Decell Donna Desauliners Lorra Diggs Scott Dounger Bo Mike Dryden Jeff Eastep Phyllis Edwards Barry Ehrenfried Eric Elliot Stacey Ellis Glenn Everett Dana Ferguson Dante Firman Sandy Firman Theresa Firman Amy Firth John Firth Sheila Firth Becky Flanner Terri Floren Robert Flynn Melanie Forrest SOPHOMORES Regina Dickey Marie Douglas Pamela Doyle DRIVER'S ED. YEAR Robert Forrest Sonya Forrest Scott Fowler Suzanne Fries Angie Garner Steve Geissinger Jeff Gilikin Debbie Glose Ron Goodwin Paul Gori Ronald Graham Shari Graham Lisa Griswold Russel Hackney Keith Hall Karen Hardenbrook Barbara Harrington Jackie Harvey Joe Heern Timothy Henley Mark Herbener ay on P= °) Melanie Hicks Daniel Hinderliter Jennifer Holcomb Angela Holloway Monica Holloway Tracy Hollowa Arnold Holt Debbie Holtackers Doug Hopkins Kelly Howard Angela Huggett Hal Hudson Helen Hunt James Insle David jaqutith NO MORE Gloria Jones Randy Jones Todd Kendrick Rena Kent Paul Kessler Jennie Knox “LITTLE FRESHMEN” Lisa Kurtz Wendy Laxton John Lecain Billy Leary Lisa Lester Cathy Leyland Timmy Lindsay Chuck Luigs Patricia Luisi Alan Lytle Dana Martin Patti Martin Ricky Martin Morris Martin Michelle Matzeder Bobby McGee Linda McPeeks Mark Michalski Kay Millan 3) 60 Sandi Millan Angie Miles Cecil Miller Michelle Mille Charles Mitri Misty Mixon Kelli Moore Rick Moore Tammy Moore Brenda Morgan Ken Mosley Eric Mungo Rob Mulryan Scott Newcomb McCord Newsome Joe Pankoke Jodi Parrish Joel Perchik Sharon Pinson William Pope Sonya Presnell Patty Pride Charles Pyle James Quinn Cynthia Roberts Karen Roberts John Rodal Scott Rollins Bev Rominger Sal Russo Diane Sarver Faith Saunders Beth Sawyer David Schuster Pat Sensiba Brenda Shaw Robert Sincoskie Debbie Siverston Troy Smith 61 Arnold Smith Ron Sperling John Stewart Jil Struble Heather Sullivan 2 mom sa Sa I a ees se Ws Vallie Taylor John Thomas Rhonda Thurman Keith Topping Warren Topping Tammi Turner Nickie Ulisse Duane Varner Julie Vaughn Laurenda Veits Julie Verser Gregory Vick Debbie Wainwright Rebecca Ward Amy Watkins eee ee (pete 2 SPEEA , Andrew Watkins Chris Webb Dana Weirick Michale Wells Barbara Wheless Kevin Wiggins Kim Williams Cliff Williford Wayne Wilson Tommy Wilson Sharon Wimer Lester Winder Robert Wolborsky Robert Wright William Wright 63 PRESIDENT — Danette Holloway VICE-PRESIDENT — Susie Jones SECRETARY — Amy Barr TREASURER — Johnny Graham Freshman Class Sponsors Mrs. Linda DuBose Mrs. Joyce Nelson Mrs. Sheryl Jones Mrs. Gail LaRue Mr. Tyrus Woodard Mr. Don Merrill Mr. Bon Won Mrs. Mary Mehaffey CLASS OF 1983 Quinn Adkins Mary Lynn Allen Jenny Anderson Kip Atkins Diane Austin Amy Barr Carol Barton Jeff Berland Michael Bernert Jim Berridge Pam Binford Kim Blackwell Tommy Bocklett Clair Booker Denver Bostic Stan Bostic Tracy Bowman Crissy Bretana Eric Brown Joe Bunting Martha Bunting William Bunting Debbie Carr Terri Chaney Ronnie Compton 65 Dana Conover Chris Cooper Theresa Corbitt Dierde Cox Kim Cox Scott Daily Albert Darden David Deibel Ken Diggs Rae Dubose April DuVall Kim Earley George Edward Angie Emerson Charles Evans Chris Evans Sharon Evans William Evans 66 Karen Fahringer Rosie Fanelli Julie Farmer Sandy Ferguson Tommy Ferguson Sandy Firman Terry Firman Timmy Firman Mike Firth Edmund Forrest Kevin Foote Alisa Fox Joe Freeman William Freeman Leigh Ann French Nicole Fries Steve Gardner 67 Lori Giglio Brenda Glose Rinda Goode Scott Goodman Johnny Graham Karen Haddock Ronald Haddock Chris Hardenbrook John Haywood Helen Hendricks Keith Henley Susan Hicks David Hiltz Karen Hofman Danette Holloway Denise Holloway Libby Holloway Marvin Holloway Patty Jones Susie Jones oe G2. Gre earn Sheila Holloway Marianne Holton Suzanne Hooper Beth Horney Charles Hornsby Lori Huddleston Chuck Hudgins Lowel Hurst Lewis Inge Cathy Insley Dennis Insley Gail Insley Judith Insley Mike Insley Daniel Jackson 69 Tim Kehoe Jimmy Kenny Sonya Knur Laura Lackey Kevin Laxton Jeff Lewis Troy Link Torre Looney Ronnie Lutig Ron Majors Johnny Manning Mike Martin Lisa McAnulty Alicia McGlohn Mary Kay Messick Steve Miller George Mingee Brian Mooney David Moore Eddie Morrison Mike Mulhern John Mulhern John Mulryan Dean Myers Victor Neher Leslie Neal Tina Neal Wayne Nelson Bubba Page Jay Parkison Chris Parr Paul Peters David Phillips Joey Pollard Patty Pombo 71 NS] Chris Powell Robby Rackley Donna Rains Daren Reeves Chris Robbins Karen Rollins Lisa Rollins Mark Rollins Sandi Sampson John Saunders Craig Savchenko Paul Schillaci Michelle Schrum Jeff Shipp Anne Smith Debbie Smith Deirde Smith Kristen Smith Steve Smoker Richard Salada Charles Southall Karen Spencer Natalie Stanley Joyce Steward Mary Lynn Steward ho Christine Youngblood Miles Zasimowich Matt Sutton Mike Traylor David Wagner Heidi Walsh Mickey Walton Angela Ward Tammy Ward Jerry Webster Charlotte Wedding Mary Robin Wells Kim Whitlow Billy Withrow Sandi Williams Nancy Witte Jimmy Wright Lynn Wright Michael Yackel Alice Yeager Cathy Young Cindy Young 73 ADMINISTRATORS Dr. Roy Vorhauer pL BR ee Mr. Chris Woolley tae The 1979-80 school year ran smoothly and efficiently. This was due in part to the efforts of Dr. Roy Vorhauer. Princi- pal of P.H.S. for three years, Dr. ’’V” can be found just about any where in the school. It isn’t uncommon to have to search around a while in order to find him as he works with students, parents and faculty in administering the work- ings of the school. He always makes time in his schedule to stop and talk, help with a problem or share a laugh. Working with Dr. Vorhauer were three assistant principals. Mr. Olen Evans is a well known face at P.H.S. He taught P.E. for 12 years before becom- ing an assistant principal. His duties include discipline and he is Athletic Di- rector and Head Football Coach. Too soon to leave us was Mr. Chris Woolley. Mr. Woolley came _ to Poquoson High in 1977 as assistant principal. Among other things he worked tiredlessly on curriculum, teacher evaluations and social pro- gramming. Mr. Woolley left with the well-wishes of all, in Nov., for a new position in New Jersey. Taking Mr. Woolley’s place temporar- ily was Mrs. Marie Dryden. As head of the Guidance Department, Mrs. Dryden easily stepped into her new “‘role’’. She will return to her guidance office at the end of the 1979-80 school year. Her ef- forts and hard work were a great benefit to all. 75 Mrs. Marie Dryden 2) S oO WwW re a O = a CLOAS—-Z-—-WFECLEOLYW FACULTY Mrs. Cathy Acree Resoure Mrs. Connie Basnett Math Telling “4 Asking —? Feeling aN © As everyone knows, teachers are the very backbone of any educational in- stitution. The teachers of Poquoson High School are one of the finest groups of teachers around. Their greatest asset is their ability to understand. Evidence of their knowl- edge, caring and dedication is seen every day as they meet the needs of all the students. Over and above the seven hours a day allotted for the educational process, the following individuals con- tribute time, energy and a lot of “TLC” to clubs, athletic events, tutorial assis- tance and community projects. Their ef- forts help organize the more than eight hundred students into a well educated, spirited and proud unit. Mr. George Beahm Driver's Ed. iti Mrs. Cathy Boucher English Terres: PR Ra eee serine REN Mrs. Dee Brozovsky Librarian Mrs. Gloria Bruno Librarian Mrs. Nona Champagne General Business, Typing Fa 2 Let i Mas Fall Mrs. Della Cordle English, Speech Mr. Duane Day Health, P.E. Mrs. Linda Dubose English, Journalism 79 Mrs. Cora Everhart Bookkeeper, Secretary Mrs. JoAnn Esrick French, Spanish Mr. Tom Fay Spanish 80 Mr. John Forrest Reading Mrs. Bonnie Fay English Mrs. Peggy Garner Algebra, Geometry Mrs. Debbie Goddin English 81 oe to eee Mrs. Mildred Insley Secretary Mrs. Cheryl Jones World Geography Ms. Barbara Keech Government English Mrs. Rita Kehoe Mrs. Pat Kimsey Guidance EGSE Mr. Fred Kimsey “IT KNOW NOT WHAT COURSES OTHERS MAY TAKE Mrs. June Kump Algebra, General Math Mrs. Gail LaRue Adv. Gen. Math, Gen. Math, Algebra Ph.1I. ’ 6 4 | F sd Mrs. Mary Beth Leavitt Chemistry Mr. Scott LaRue Biology, Prac. Bio., Con. Chem. BUT AS FOR ME GIVE ME P.E. OR GIVE ME MATH” Aiea oh Health Miss Sharon Lewis co) Oo iol 3 io} Y v w q | cS © = c oc = wv H = Mr. Alan McCabe Power Mechanics Mr. Don Merrill Mr. Dave Nelson C.1.B. Bio., Earth Science Government, World History Mrs. Brenda McPherson Steno. II, Clerk Typ. I Mrs. Joyce Nelson English Miss Karen Painter Mrs. Cathy Pinner Distributive Ed. Ne World History 9 ay) Mrs. Kitty Phillips Guidance Secretary Mrs. Beth Pirtle = Bookkeeping, Clerk. Type. 2) oo Mrs. Barbara Rich Resource Mr. Dan Rollins A’Capella Choir Mrs. Frances Potts Mr. Tommy Quinn Algebra, Trig., Anal. Math Health, P.E. ‘i : gua, re, ISLANDERS Mrs. Ann Semeyn Typing I, Steno I Mrs. Jeannine Sibbers U.S. History oor . Tim Smith Band, Stage Band Mr. Ed Spain Mechanical Drawing 89 Art ac} el —_ . 3 3 v = P a. 5 a) vu yn = = =| . al A) os ™ 7 S bo + oO a UO $ iy a3) ‘Ee Be: Vv za) v _ iS} — ° c Vv oD - ° i) UO = = Mrs. Dot VanDervort English, Drama 90 “The Bourbon Street Pom Pom People’ make their annual Homecoming appearance. Mrs. Rae Verser Nurse Mrs. Josette Vanliew Spanish, French mht 92 Mr. Bon Wong. Earth Science, Physics Mr. Tyrus Woodard Algebra, Geometry, Basic Math Mrs. Lynne White Biology, C.I.B. Bio., Adv. Bio. Mr. Bernnie Wright Sociology, Personal Law i 1a We wei 1 ot i Mrs. Jaon Wynn Home Ec. Mrs. Becky Wright U.S. History, Economics oS STUDENT LIFE mum ISLANDER 80 95 Pattern men gent TPR ang oe The ‘‘Teleopohe Scene” in ‘Sweet Apple, Ohio”. ” “Harvey Johnson Doug Becker as 98 99 “BYE-BYE BIRDIE Jim McBride, Heide Miller, Pat Ritz. , The ‘“MacAfee Family’’ — Kevin Foote nis Sidi “Conrad Birdie’” wows them at the steps of City Hall. 99 ‘ Try-outs were held in early January. Rehearsals started the following week. And for three months the cast and crew of “Bye-Bye Birdie’ worked to prepare for this years spring extravaganza. Mr. Rollins directed the singing por- tion of the show. Much of the show’s success was due to his zeal. While Mr. Rollins coached his singers, Mr. Smith rehearsed the band, which not only accompanied the singers in all the musical numbers, but also provided music during scene changes and inter- missions. Mrs. Vernall and Mrs. Hard- ing were in charge of choreography and Mrs. Vandervort was in charge of the “drama” of the play. One week before opening night, the singers, dancers, actors and band put the show together under the direction of Mrs. Vandervort. The play, carried by seniors Brian Cartwright, Beth Brown. Tom Mooney, Henry Ayer, Rita Goode, Jim Mc Bride and Heide Miller was as exciting success. The audience was left humming a little tune not easily forgot- ten, “We love you Conrad, oh yes we do a7 100 The Pit Band, led by Mr. Smith, during rehearsal. Brian Cartwright and Rita Goode. SPRING PLAY mt Tom Mooney — a drunk “Hugo Peabody ee — ERPS cast. A final bow for the 101 50’s DAY Once a year Poquoson commemorates the past by reviving the fashion and characteristics of a particular time. And as tradition dictates, every year we've had a 50’s Day. It is when walking through the halls is like setting foot ona “Happy Days” or “American Grafitti’. The hems are dropped, the socks bob- bied and the hair greased. Ultimately all this, is in preparation for the 50’s Day Dance, when the school “be-bopps” and twists” the night away. This years 50’s dance contest winners were Henry Ayer and Heidi Nill. Second place went to Scott Sullivan and Cindy Holloway. In the dress contest, Sissy Wright and Clint Owens won first place in the first lunch while Sarah Watson and Billy Wescott won in the second lunch. Eric Zidenberg won the bubble gum blowing contest. 102 ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK ... BACK TO THE 50's | | : Fetes en a ee ees Fe SSR ee re tee ewe as FATS DOMINO — HERE WE COME ' B= ow Nn av, 2) 2 3 S) Es v v Y “Let's split this joint’ 105 Prom Queen and King enjoy a dance. Prom in full swing. Dance to the sounds of Harvest. 107 “MOONLIGHT AND ROSES” Couples enjoy their romantic evening. 108 Junior class officers with senior Prom Queen and King. 109 AWARDS ASSEMBLY Key Club officers await the arrival of the recipient of the award. Dr. Vorhauer presents outstanding sophomores their certificates . Fred Hutto, receiving an award on behalf of Tinker Anderson . 110 Mrs. Deuffel receives the ‘Order of the Bull Pen” award in honor of her late husband. Honor students, Bettey Belknap and Bruce DeGinder are thrilled with their success. The Freshman line-up. 111 Outstanding senior, Mike Andre receives a dream trip and honors at the awards assembly. eae Mrs. White presents certificates of merit to her students. Senior, Rita Goode is overjoyed with the acknowledgement of her talents. 113 | ) | | . sche SRR TR Fi eee m7. q. AY 4 vez ears TONNE! Spas a a POQUDSON HIGH SCHOOL ISLANDER BAND POQUESO: go SeREM Pi ied 1979-80 Poquoson High School Marching Band. 121 a” “The good hands people. “And the banner leads the way.” “The Islander Band Marches on parade.” 2S ISLANDER CHEERLEADE “a ae RS | a The Cheerleaders are doing their stuff!! é : fis We've got the spirit — Yes we do! One of the many posters that the Cheerleaders made. a Cheerleaders, dressed as coneheads, did a skit for the ans. Cheerleaders crown John Clark Homecoming King for 1979. 125 127 a +4 phe oo BE 56K wey (ihe tenons a veal te iN % Se € 133 134 SPORTS mms ISLANDER ‘80 135 ong Road Ahead David Hiltz waits for the race to begin. Coach Forrest double checks his lists. Ron Goodwin reaches for the finish line. David Schuster and Troy Hinkle on the run. aes ee yone b $ A ie b's ae David Hiltz running Cross Country. Arthur Bell shows his running style. 137 Steve Pombo finishes a good race. Ron Goodwin waits nervously for the next race to begin. 500 Miles Discussing the plans for the next race are Steve Pombo and David Schuster. A Run For Fun? : rs The Cross Country team has done well in its second year of competition. It is an event which pushes each indi- vidual runner to his or her highest abil- ity and endurance. The team, although only in its second year, placed 2nd in District and 4th in Regional. The 4th place qualified the team to send its best performers on to State. These standouts included Cap- tain John Goodwin, Ron Goodwin, David Schuster, John Duane, Arthur Bell, Ken Seaburg, and Steve Pombo. Coach Forrest comments, ‘This year we had a very good team of young athletes. The team has done better than I thought and we had some really good runners.” ery : John Duane has a mile and half to go! FREEZE SUZY!! 139 The girls anxiously await their results. Concentration is essential in this sport. GYMNASTS CAPTURE FIRST STATE TITLE Ria AC as ah KBE ete Melanie Forrest prepares to begin her routine. 140 The gymnastic team shows grace. Coach Lewis. “State Champs” 141 Dedication, in a word, would describe the Islanders. The football team showed constant determination throughout the season. This desire to win never faltered and the team spirit they possessed never dimmed. Determinatioh was not the only ele- ment involved. The teams powerful front line, speedy runners and expert maneuvers. This winning combination thrilled the spectators. In summing up the season Coach Evans said; ‘The team was very strong all season. We always played two weeks behind, as though we would peak just at district time. Lee Chaffin shouts the team on to victory. Quarterback George Yeager talks on the sidelines. The PHS Band cheers the football team on. Tony Whitlow rushes in as a score is made. A tense moment for Coaches. Jack Self and Bob Taylor converse on the sideline. FOOTBALL 1979 The Islander Bull lets off steam. George Yeager runs for extra yards. Yeager hands off to David Geissinger. 144 “THEY DID IT ALL WITH A BALL” The kick for the extra point. ite Aoenitar imo het chime tira AA A AOL ALL AL LA LAAD ¥ ‘ ¥ z 3 ‘ fy 3 Kathy Fulnecky and Michelle Matzeder cheer the team on. 145 SS EXCEDRIN HEADACHE 203 146 WINNING SEASON MANDY, AND, y = ayy baa ¢ 20 25 ‘SI ].V. GBBT 147 ceetesicne ae japon amit donetronnte Patsy Keating runs for the ball. It’s not hard to figure out why our “GBBT” is a winning team. It’s their skill, hard work, spirit and determina- tion. Long before the rest of the student body returned to school in September, the girls were hard at work preparing for their 1979 season. All that hard work paid off, as the team was District Champ for the ninth straight year; play- ing all the way to the Regional Semi- Finals. Wendy Laxton and Anne Good- son were named to the All District first team, Patsy Keating, Theresa Firman and Sarah Watson to the second team, and Mary K. Messick received honor- able mention. Coach Dave Nelson feels ‘“we had a very satisfying season the team was young and the future looks bright.” With a season record of 22-3, the girls don’t have far to go for a bright future. 4 eC ky NN Mary Kay Messick stretches for the rebound. The Lady Islanders give a shout for victory. 1979 GBBT Scoreboard Poquoson 40 Poquoson 58 Poquoson 48 Poquoson 56 Poquoson 48 Poquoson 61 Poquoson 52 Poquoson 44 Poquoson 30 Poquoson 28 Poquoson 52 Poquoson 79 Poquoson 62 Poquoson 61 Poquoson 54 Poquoson 63 Poquoson 48 Poquoson 55 Poquoson 62 Poquoson 88 Poquoson 61 Essex Northumberland King George Pensula Catholic Hampton Roads Acad. Bruton York Norfolk Academy Tabb Hampton Roads Acad. Pensula Catholic Pembroke Gloucester Bruton Norfolk Academy Portmouth Catholic York Tabb Portsmouth Catholic Pembroke Gloucester Mary Kay Messick takes a second glance at Patsy Keating. Coach Hardin and Coach Nelson look concerned as the game continues. Mary Kay Messick takes a shot while Patsy Keating looks on. The GBBT and their opponents fight for the rebound. Back Row: Marie Douglas, Diane Frishkorn, Wendy Laxton, Laureen Keating, Mary Kay Messick, Sarah Watson, Theresa Firman, Kathy Perkins, Glenda Price, Coach Hardin, Coach Nelson. Front Row: Co-captains; Anne Goodson, Patsy Keating, Cindy Holloway. iow JV. BOY'S BASKETBALL Back Row Standing: Mark Jenkins — manager, Brian Kin Sincoskie, Taylor Forrest, Coach Routten. Front Row Knee Brady, Jeff Lewis, Dave Moore. , Dave Schuster, Chuck Luigs, Ron Goodwin, Mark Rollins, Bob ihe, Troy Smith, Graham Wilson, Stan Bostic, Kevin Laxton, Bruce Ron Sperling tries for two points. Chuck Luigs makes an attempt on a jump ball. The “ATTACK” is on!! ig Ee Ron Goodwin regains the ball during the game. 4 i i 5 NUOSy { t { ‘ 4 4 matey = init Back Row Standing: Roane Evans, David Smith, Bay Tignor, John Goodwin, Will Pope, Front Row: Jim Fox — manager, John Duane, B.J. Bologa, Dave Holtackers, Chris Vest, Coach Nelson, Jim Walker, George Yeager, Terry O’Donohue, Steve Kopp, Danny Kehoe; managers. Terry O’Donohue stretches for a jump ball attempt. Terry O’Donohue picks the ball up off the floor. Roane Evans runs after the basketball. Number 13, Jimmy W alker, reaches for the ball. George Yeager shoots for two. WV WATCH THE % BOUNCING Poquoson defense struggles to regain the ball. Jimmy Walker attempts a lay-up. Roane Evans recaptures the ball. Roane Evans leaps for a basket. J.V. WRESTLING TEAM Mr. Woodard does not know whether to laugh or cry. Jay Young trys a reversal. eres Mike Insley is determined to take down his opponent. The J.V. Wrestling team congradulates Lee Insley for his victory. Wesley Hogge is looking for advise from his Coach. Mike Insley on the roll. WORKING THEIR we, WAY TO STATE Lee Insley tries to pin the other rival. VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM Coach Day watches the progress of the match. Kieth Roberts works on a arm bar. 160 Cecil Miller countering a gramby roll. Henry Ayer for the take down. Keith Heneley is going for the pin. . 161 Keith Roberts tries an arm bar on his opponent. Cecil Miller works to get out. 4 � F FOUR CROWNS ay IN A ROW — Mike Andre has a sign of VICTORY. Coach Day and Coach Woodard worry about the outcome of the Bill Hunt seeks a pin. meet. Henry Ayer is going for the stack. Mike Andre is determined to put his opponent on his back. 163 ne A, ’ GE IN RN bal SS ibe ist Just warming up. Mary Hunter Riggins at the net. Dee Booker’s Backhand. 165 V A RSI Y Jubilant teammates, Steve Geissinger, Tom Whitlow, and Jody Cawley. Despite the competitive season, the Poquoson Baseball Team did exceeding- ly well. The team, led by seniors, George Yeager, Lee Chaffin, Tony Whitlow, Scott Sullivan and Maiko Stricklett, placed 2nd in District. The overall record was 5-5. The Most Valuable Player was George Yeager, with a high batting average of .420. Yeager made four homeruns this season, followed by two each from D. Geissinger, Chaffin and Whitlow. It was this awesome line-up of batters that powered the team on to Victory af- ter Victory. es me? paperspp-pupas % ij lah i rs 7 . Af nse ey v ” Senior, Dave Geissinger, “up to bat’’. Scott Sullivan — before a home run. 166 George Yeager outstares the pitcher. Lee Chaffin “Home, sweet Home. Jody Cawley, after a tough play. Steve Geissinger, after striking out a player. Coach Woodard, by third base. 167 BASEBALL TEAM WINDS UP FOR VICTORY After the wind-up comes ... the throw! “Anticipation” Roane Evans, handling a hot ground ball. +e Pah oo ae % x 2 TES lle David Geissinger swings. 168 169 Mary Kay Messick with the shot. Pee ome enema salle nat. 170 Steve Kopp at the finish line ... and with his First Place Ribbon in the Special Olympics. The finish of a long jump and ... the start of the discus throw. 171 172 ; £ ‘ % Wally Christopher ready to throw. David Smith finishes his jump. 173 THAT'S THE WAY THE BALL BOUNCES Steven Pombo runs cross court for the shot. eee renner te iy he a tt ey oa a. See ae PRR senihien MN eR Song a PR sre ee el we 4 tg ope oy by r a yt ea ie oa oe fe : res te, 1 TT } ar Creren ithe Jeff Spencer return with a forehand. BOY'S TENNIS Concentrating on the ball ... Charles Mitri. es ete a ry gees, ner ge hee nv oy . ™ ‘ ;. Ob te al Bee! Ge OP Smeal’ © Badal ae” MO beadle hee’ Wie ae er ba aa Me ———— ECON TM Gide ake ; F 3° ed oe “ 7 ¥ ” m 7 : ft a | 175 AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS W.V (exe) J TRANSMISSIONS 3011 W. Mercury Blvd. Hampton, Va. POQUOSON PHARMACY 489 Wythe Creek Rd. Poquoson, Va. 868-7114 POQUOSON AUTO POQUOSON PARTS DRIVE-INN 930 Yorktown Rd. 868-6511 Home of the Poquoson Burger Also Specializing in Fresh Seafood rote oreign and Domestic Parts Call In 868-8598 Take Out Mac Burcher Warren Lemonds 179 Residential and Commercial Repair Work D.A. TAYLOR CO. Electrical Contractors CHESAPEAKE CRAB Coy SEAFOOD KITCHEN 57 South King St. Hampton, Va. 1233 Poquoson Ave. 868-6556 Poquoson, Va. POQUOSON MARINE SUPPLY INC. One Stop Fishing Center FISHING MARINE SUPPLIES — GROCERIES GAS — DIESEL — RAMP DELICATESSEN Poquoson Marina 868-7980 POQUOSON ELECTRONICS Color TV — Audio Air Conditioning — Keys Made Refrigeration Service Edward E. Roberts 777 Poquoson Ave. Owner-Manager Poquoson, Va. 868-6996 180 MEM Poquoson Hardware Sporting Goods, Inc. iol PAS RLS 7 ee ed it ch 796 POQUOSON AVE. POQUOSON, VA 23662 TELEPHONE: 804 868-6767 FROM THE NEW MAILBOX TO THE LEAKY CHIMNEY WE HAVE ALL THE CONVENIENCES AND FIXIN’S Lumber Discount Team Sales Rental Equipment Discount Cheerleader Sales Tools Sport Shoes Lawn Garden Hunting Fishing Licenses Wallpaper and Paints Everything Maroon Gold 181 182 TAL AND SARAH FORREST 78 Bunting Lane Poquoson, Va. CROSBY FORREST SEAFOOD Restaurant Raw Bar Seafood of All Kinds Crosby Forrest, Jr. 868-6405 Ann Forrest 868-9026 Located at the End of Messick Rd. On the Water COMPLIMENTS OF ROY E. DAVIS SEAFOOD BILL FORREST SEAFOOD Post Office Box 2085 287 Messick Road Poquoson, Va. Poquoson, Va. 868-9322 868-6820 POP INN 438 Wythe Creek Rd. Poquoson, Va. GIND Ys 413 Wythe Creek Rd. Poquoson, Va. HARRELL STRANG ELECTRIC CO. 499-B Wythe Creek Rd. 868-6388 Poquoson, Va. 868-9852 YORK AGENCY, INC. 537 WYTHE CREEK RD. POQUOSON, VA. 868-7121 ROSS MITCHELL ALL LINES INSURANCE SMALL WORLD DAY NURSERY OF POQUOSON, INC. 478-B Wythe Creek Rd. Poquoson, Va. Day Care 868-7541 Pre-School 183 MR. C’S PIZZA and SUBS 493 Wythe Creek Rd. Poquoson, Va. BENSCHOTEN and CARTER, INC. 537 Wythe Creek Rd. Poquoson, Va. J.L. Guthrie, Broker 868-7294 BUNTING TIRE CO. 481 Wythe Creek Rd. Poquoson, Va. 868-9662 184 FREEMAN’S FLORIST NOW 2 LOCATIONS 542 Wythe Creek Rd. Heritage Square Poquoson, Virginia Shopping Center 868-7116 Grafton, Virginia 898-7226 YOUR HOME TOWN SHOP Peninsula Leader In Custom Floral Design 186 BiGesSMITHnICe: Hardware — Groceries EXXON GASOLINE 895 Yorktown Rd. Poquoson, Va. 868-7271 Automobile Tune-Ups Major And Minor Repairs Tires Batteries Poquoson ARCO Service OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION 608 Wythe Creek Les Humphrey Poquoson, Va. 868-6273 STATE FARM INSURANCE 454-B Wythe Creek Rd. Poquoson, Va. LODGE RD. AND POQUOSON AVE. LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY 868-9053 PAUL AND EVA GALEA OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 AM TO 11 PM 187 SENIORS COULDN'T BE HAPPIER Leslie Hinderliter smiles in joy. Kathy Taylor addresses her class. Woody Windly still can’t believe it. A happy moment for Melanie Long. % Parade of Seniors at graduation 1980. 189 Parents had no trouble locating Penny Wolford. Dr. Vorhauer and guest speaker, Mr. Woolley lead procession. 190 A very happy Gregg Mitchell. Patti Wainwright waited four years for this special night. ee “OH HAPPY DAY” 191 Valedictorian Bruce DeGinder. Members of the band look on. 192 ie re sf ie 7-4 1 E% ast) Q + ‘ ‘ ry i “Vi a he red eaereus re, Ss, s ¢f Aton ‘ee. er ieee cs a ? ae pots APs FY