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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

IHAXX JWNTOA AFANVTS!I FHL LNASFZadd TOOHDS HDIH NOSONOOd 40 STING ONILHOIA C¥6 AO SSVYTD FHL For A Dancer Keep a fire burning in your eye Pay attention to the open sky You never know what will be coming down ! don’t remember losing track of you You were always dancing in and out of view. ! must have thought you'd always be around, Always keeping things clearer by playing the clown .... Now you're nowhere to be found ! don't know what happens when people die Can't seem to grasp it as hard as | try. help listening cause | know you'd rather we were dancing to play 3 There’s nothing you can do about it anyway Just do the steps that you've been shown , By everyone you've ever known Se the dance becomes your very own. © No matter how close to yours another's steps have grown In the end there is one dance you'll do alone. 9 Keep a fire for the human race were? It’s like a song | can hear playing right in my ear, but | can’t sing, 1 can't And | can’t help feeling stupid standing ‘round crying is the easier down Dancing our sorrow away, right on dancin’, no matter what fate chooses 0, 0, Let your pride go drifting into space 2 You never know what will be coming down 5 Perhaps a better world is drawing near 0 Just as easy it could all disappear 4 Along with whatever meaning you might have found Q, Don’t let the uncertainty turn you around “2 The world keeps turning around . Don’t tt make a joyful sound? o Into a dancer you have grown From a seed somebody else has thrown 0. ’'Go on ahead and throw some seeds of your own ; And somewhere between the time 0, You arrived and the time you go, may 4 Lie a reason you were alive but : You'll never know. | , O 0. j PEE MO RU GICO DAA WD 3 OE ONG. ny aye Wate hha Uy Se pa : oe he ay ; Fy eae : a Ta ae. ae cea ye Fa ‘ : adh eae Ks a Ea ae ee ese a ee © Benchmark Music used by _ permission of Warner Bros. Music All rights reserved O CZ 3) Ss OG a ; Y ae oe a % hee Aig f gone aiid si weeadaleiane inane YORKTOWN DAY OG Loser a a YORKTOWN DAY OCT. 19 1981 7 a .. Li YORKTOWN DAY On Oct. 19, 1781, the British forces under Lord Cornwallis surrendered to Washington in York- town, Va., 200 years later, President Reagan de- clared Oct. 19, 1981 a state holiday, Yorktown Day. The festivities began Friday, Oct. 16 with a parade including marching bands from as far as Mass., New Jersey, and Maine which represented the countries of Scotland, England, and the United States and France. Poquoson High School Marching Band and other schools made fine performances to contribute to the festivities. Other activities included demonstrations by the U.S. Coast Guard, the French and U.S. Navy and a re-enactment of mock colonial battlefield skir- mishes. A visit by President Reagan proved a high- light on this holiday and a dramatic fireworks display over the Yorktown monument provided a special entertainment for thousands of spectators. The battlefields were covered by more than the thousands of colonial participants, they played host to many displays of food, acres of pup tents, and the hundreds of unforgettable porta-potties. One display clearly showed higher and more su- perior than the rest: an enormous hot air balloon with scenes of the American Revolution depicted upon. it. The festival left a lasting impression upon all and we are counting the years until, in 2081, we can all once again share in the remembrances of York- town Day. Ke) Freshmen Float HOMECOMING 61-62 For the first time in years the night of the Poquoson High School Homecoming was beautiful. The Homecoming Court and float proces- sion took place during halftime. Monica, Holoway won the title of home- coming queen. The Juniors won the float contest with their Halloween theme “Don’t Come Crying To Mummy!” The second place winners were the Seniors with their theme “Bubble, Bubble, Panthers In Trouble!” The Islander football team edged Bruton with the victory score 7-6 ... NICE WORK BULLS! Junior Float Sophmore Float Monica Holloway apa Grace xo 5s SAM ii | : = = s at Da athy Tyler K ope aN et RE iti a6 aca et ioe pgp � ‘ a This 1982 book of memories is dedicated in appreciation to the admi- nistration and faculty that make PHS a great a Gy i, eres. Thanks! Administra- tion; Dr. V., Mr. Hinds, SVL. ep eV HvVvans:. Coaches: Mr. Daye iE: Evans, Mr. Hay, Mr. For- rest, Mr. Kain, Mr. LaRue, Mrs. Lewis, Mr. McAbe, Mr. Nelson, Mrs. Potts, Mr. Spain, Mr. Woodard, Mr. Wright. Glub Direc- tors: Mrs. DuBose, Mr. Fay, Mrs. Katz, Mr. Kimsey, Mr. LaRue, Mr. Nelson, Mrs. Nidiffer, Mrs. Painter, Mrs. Rich, Mrs. Sibbers, Mrs. Vandervort, Mrs. Verser, Mrs. Wynn. And thank- you to all class spon- sers. 18 a Co Dr. Roy J. Vorhauer Poquoson High School 1 ee hy ee Dave Hines PHS administration; composed of Dr. Vorhauer, Mr. Hinds, and Mr. Evans, it represents the leaders of this top quality high school. Well known faces and names make our administration strong because it is based on friendly relationships and understanding the students need fora quality education. Keep up the good work. Counselors j Marie Dryden | 7 iy Dori Halett Pat Kimsey Barbara Mello —™ Thanks Teach Librarians Gloria, Driver Rae Verser BR.N. School Nurse ; 9 Betty Duty School Secretaries Poquoson High School would be disorganized without the talent and long hours put in by our school secretaries. Only they seem to be able to put our chaos into order. Thanks again. Mrs. Cora Everhart ll Kitty Phillips Hine Arts Poquoson’s Fine Arts are ac- tive in band, chorus, and art classes. Students show their special talents in various ways and participate in activities outside of regular classes. Band — Tim Smith Chorus — Joy Anderson Art — Marie Sproull Zz AX IT’S NICE TO BE LIKED JUST THE WAY YOU ARE Business and Py pias Karen Painter The Business Department spends much time and effort teaching students skills and important ideas to help them both in school and after graduation. Beth Pirtle Department Head Roni Magoon Ann Semeyn Brenda Winstead slish Department Linda D uBose Sandy Katz Bonnie Fay Rita Kehoe John Forrest Joyce Nelson Debbie Goddin Dott Vandervort The PHS English Program has inspired many students at this high school through great liter- ary works ranging from Metamorphosis to Chaucer’s Tales — Hey teachers, thanks for en- gendering into our conscious your smarts. Craig Stallings PHS Social studies Weceriinems Social Studies. These classes are where students learn of the world and of Poquoson. The inevitable filmstrips, notes, and projects never fail to brighten any students’ day. Thanks to all of our teachers to whom we owe many hours of en- joyed classtime. Dave Nelson er Bernie Wright Industrial Arts Ed Spain and Al McAbe do a commendable job with the drafting and auto mechanics students here at P.H.S. It’s well worth the hard work gen- bids. tlemen! Alan McAbe Home Beonomics Af | HELLO GOODBYE |This year we had several hellos to give to new iteachers. Mrs. (Johnson in the (French depart- eae and Mrs. |White and Mrs. ‘Burr in Spanish. - | Welcome to Po- | quoson. | We had a few sad | goodbyes too. Mrs. ' White was only : | MORO Toit nwcoadoc oo NORBOHcH MOSH nor Strange Languages Tom Fay geet Betsy Johnson DOKT-DBObcXE AMCOOSOM Sylvia White here for one semester but will still be missed. And Mrs. Esrick who left after four fantastic years will always be re- membered “by both students and teachers. We are only glad that we were able to have them with us for a time. Goodbye and we miss you. j | j Hl | | . 4 } | | | cal Peggy Garner Tommy Quinn Tyrus Woodard Janet Knight Gail LaRue Leslie Jenseke OC Foe) Poquoson H.S. Scientists see CRT ee Joyce Gaines Mary Beth Leavitt Lynne White Mr. Scott LaRue Not Pictured Physical EHducation John Kain e ONO Special KHducat S a : Es ; A 2 os Go 8a Con (@) Ga op) ar am] one © S as eaites| Kacey Wolters Barbara Rich Carol Zak een 4iGH SCHOOL ” Terry @ Mary — Today’s Chefs Chorus and Debate Melinda Connor, Nancy Blevens, Chris Baloga, Jill Struble, Cindy Young, Lynn Heard, Susan Warcup, Drema Stevens, Nancy Brown, Melisha Moore, Kim Evans, Angel Wimmer, David Hammond, Alan Cambell, James Muza, Jon Pollard, Alicia Ashberry, Richard Mixon, Director — Mrs. Anderson Debate Coach Mrs. Katz; Paul Schillaci, Tom McKay, Debbie Glose, Rae DuBose, Karen Rollins, Tracy Holloway, Matt Sutton. DEHCA and FBLA ' i L anet Gross, Marianne Ayers, Kathy Bryant, Jennifer Armstrong, Sandy Williams, Candy Forrest, Kathy Maria Harden, Tammi Laski, Beth Sawyer, Robbie Kyle, Amy Firth, Leslie Neal, Suzanne Hooper, Amy Carl, Tina Saunders, Debbie Taylor, Sheila Holloway, Joe Pancoke, Becky Ward, Sonya Presnell, Darlene Pauls, J Insley, Kathy Leland, Jenny Anderson, Susan Warcup, Sandy Ferguson, Judith Insley, Ryan Wersman, Tye Fahrington, Joe Bunting, Chris Mahaynes, Michelle Shrum, Kenny Mosely } Asstt, Cindy Roberts, Dana Ferguson, Gina Updike, Rena Kent, Deidre Cox, Deidre Smith, Sandy Debbie Wainwright, Susie Holland, Tina Kastep, Sonya Forrest, Terri Floren, Lisa Kurtz, Angela Holloway, Turner, Crissy Stevens, Barbara Wheeless, Patti Williams, Angie Emerson, Susie Jones, Kathy Villaire, Robert Flynn, Kristen Smith, Vallie Taylor, | Theresa Corbett, Libbie Holloway, Bobby Sincoskie, Kim Green, Tina Saunders, Debbie Taylor, Tammy Pride, Diane Sarver, April Duvall, Leslie Graham, Lisa Lester, Dennis Brown, Krissy Bretana, Tina Neal, Carol Barton, Melanie Forrest FCA and FHA Mike True, Alan Lytle, Tim Kehoe, John Kater, Billy Leary, Joe Dworaczyk, Elizabeth Dworaczyk, Leslie Ferguson, Monica Holloway, Anne Kater, Carla Nagel, Gloria Jones, Wyatt McGhee, Chuck Luiggs, Patty Lee, Pam Lee, Leaders: Mr. Nelson and Mr. Fay Ld 4 —. % f ' eN 4 Tina Eastep ill stir ible, Tammy Moore, Gail Insley, Barbara Wheeless, Monica Holloway, Debbie Wainwright, Helen Hunt, Bonnie Knox, Georgie Clark, Emily Hankins, Kelli Moore, Jackie Harvey, Lisa Ulysses lina Kastep, « Forensics and Health Careers ars To . m, i ” KEPT SEC! STRIBUTIV. = SDUCATION s y v y Nancy Witte, Susie Jones, Lee Fahringer, Karen Rollins, Paul Schillaci, Tum Kehoe, Donald Brown, David Hiltz, Sponsor: Sandy Katz KEVIN, WIGGINS ANGELA. NUGGET KATHY TYLER GAROL ANDRE HF SE sO PARRE ¥ MREE i Rae Verser, Cindy Young, Nancy Brown, Rena Kent, Julie Holloway IOT and Key Club Sharon Evans, Linda Bowman, Angela Garner, Lisa Ulissa, Beverly Rominger, Jackie Harvey, Tami Evans, Mrs. Sharon Smoker, Joe Pollard, Rusty Thomas, Bobby McGee, John Allen, Charlie Pyle, Joe Brooks, Sandy Firman, Steve Smoker, Shawn Henley, Doug Evans, Paul Gori, J. ay Parkinson, Kelly Wood, Rich Mixon, Mike Martin, John Haywood, Wayne Wilson, Scott Newcomb, Dennis Dudley, Tummy Lindsay, Denver Bostic, Ken Diggs, James Holt, Sal Russo, Robbie Bunting, Keith Topping, Brian Jaynes, Chris Webb, Doug Hopkins, Instructor Charles Fred Kimsey Those who skipped for Breakfast Newspaper Staff @ NHS Troy Forrest, Kip Flynn, Bill Glose, Scott Rollins, Wallace Topping, Scott Goodman, Angela Huggett, Lisa Lester, Carla Nagel, Buddy Compton, Donna Desaulniers, Terry Chaney, Gail Insley, Angela Ward, Tracey Holloway. — Mrs. Dubose, sponsor Chris Hardenbrook, Stuart Gunther, Eddie Morrison, Heather Sullivan, Kathy Tyler, Sharon Pinson, Claire Booker, Merry Wetzel, Troy Smith, Derek r, Donna Rains, Danette Holloway, Donna Desaulniers, Jody Parish, Wendy Laxton, Judy Krieger, Sarah Martin, Rider, Wyatt McGee, Karen Fahringe Dana Martin, Lisa Kurtz, Jeff Gillikin, Kevin Wiggins, Bobby Sincoski, Alan Lytle, Sean Jackson, Mike Kimbrell, Stan Bostic, Mr. Scott LaRue, sponsor 39 S.C.A. Officers and $.C.A. ae Rm © PUN ie rng. %, a a ae Buddy Compton, Jon Manning, Rick Moore, Katherine Garner, Anne Kater, Kim Earley, Donna Rains, Tony Hickmont, Dana Martin, Angela Kowitz, Julie Parker, Karen Fahringer, Mary Wells, Bill Glose, Jill Parish, Lisa Sibbers, Becky Jones, Krissy Keating, Theresa Andre, Linsa McAnalty, Lisa Lester, Terry Chaney, Lynn Wright, Mike Kimbel, Joe Freeman, Coleen Sullivan, Jo Lynn Pride, SCA Officers, Julie Verser, Alan Lytle, Angie Holloway. Debbie Glose, Lynda McPeeks, Denise Kuhn, Carolyn Hefferman, Mrs. Gains — Sponsor Kevin Wiggins, Jeff Lewis, Susie Jones, Dana Martin, Char Wed- Ging. Mire Viarderyort: — sponsor SCIHNCE CLUB @ THESPIANS ds oe VARSITY CLUB YEARBOOK Them what lettered. 4 Gloria Jones, Laura Hurd, Stacey Higgins, Anne Magnusson, Margaret Hamilton, Patty Pombo, Terra LeVan, Sheila Flynn, Anne Kater, Terri Caldwell “Q’mon, who said you can’t hit a guy with glasses?” Aas Hey — School’s cool with me. “Whaddya say Grace, how’s charm school?” Island cho March 12, 1982 THE NORFOLKEN TALES (With Apologies to Chaucer) by Alan lytie whan Novembre with hes chillee wnde wt foolish head hath smoked hes t ongue The paynes of futballe hath reached He only bought the best of brands theyr ende And hadde smoked many a bowl in heathen lands He was haily dressed and hes name was Zeke He was a true and perfect Freak For tis concert tyme, and tis Forenour Whan Ian syng with hes sweete breath Jukebox Heros, and alle the reste Inspired hath every drunken freake To flock en masse for to buy a seate The Freak hath brought hes brother too And joyful io maken melodye A PUNK he was, with hair of blue Forget Monday's morne, that agornye Hes face was painted, in hes cheek a pin So priketh ham Nature in hir corages Thanne youngen folk to goon on pilgrymages And rowdies for to seken blisful highs Meet at the cornfield and funnelize And specially fram every shires ende Qf Tydewatre to Norfolken they wende The holy blisful rock bande for to seke whan th EA he aod eae Ne A TEACHER of English was also there A touch of gray splashed in her hair Bifil that in that seson on a day She was well refined, and scholarly In Westover at the cornfield as I lay Drank Chevits Regal with her tea Qn English Lit., no equal be Redy to wenden on my pilgrymage % To Norfolken Scope with ful devout Ani she lectured with great ferocity X Strict she was, at tymes a martiret orage : pet ret Anon was came into that grove of trees But on the whale one's obliged to say A group of five ip a campaignye She acted pleasant, and she be Of sondry folk, by adventure yfalle BRIBSDO Lav CLCOLEC EDS. ELV e In felaweshipe, and drunken were they alle Of ale we weren the best supplied And shortly before our mugs hath dried So hadde I spoken with hem everichon That I was of hir felaweshipe anon A suggestionne was mayde that we should leave For Norfolken Scope, and we alle agreede To leave anon, but fyrst to stoppe At Quick-Pick, to renew our stoek But natheles, whil I have the tyme He considered Rock Lobster a sacred hyan Id1 he looked, with hes shaking so Said he - I'm just dancing to Devo He wore a Plasmatics shirt and a tie so thin And mayde methynk, Are we not men? 4 PREP there was, she looked so cute In her 'gatre shirt and Gucci boots In her purse she carried her Preppie book Q how to act, to talk, and look With her pinkie out, she drank Pink Champale And said clever sayings like S. O. L. Speeding around in her lyme-greene car She'd lean out the window and say, “Hi, I'm Char Er that I go ferther with this rhyme And last of alle there was a JOCK Methynksth it acordaunt to resoun T'was as proud as barnyard To telle you alle the condicioun te mad eae Qf alle hes touchdown passes thrown Not one big game hath our man blowne And many freethrows hadde he sunk Not to mention alle the grande slamn- dunks He wore a jacket with a letter P For an athelete he was proud to be He was roisterous and loude, hes name was Chuck He was a fine and dandy Jock That each one of my fellows weren in we weren alle blowne, now I'l) begynne There was a FREAK, who walked as blinde Those evil drogues hath fried hes minde And in hes coat was a goode supply Of every pille that one could buy Naught was hes speech, but he was not dumb ne 2.5. eae: ae Sere gine Fa POQUOSON ISLANDER MARCHING BAND ‘Sh nn oe pememner eens 7 eee epee enr ere ae enn an | PEE ANP IE reece ettvap stirs =: a tee ere meena ee prea RN a were bag Ohi a eae The Islander band was off and marching with a great start in the Yorktown Day Parade, the Urbanna Oyster Festival, and a terrific football season. In the Spring, they participate in the Winchester Apple Blossom Parade, and perform in places like King’s Dominion. Keep up the good work! areata psn item tr Color Guard Re a alll et � we C7 rai gn ae, lt ea Po It takes all kinds... What Have � POQUOSON WicH ScHooL ISLANDER BAND POQUOSON, VIRGINIA ae ridcorne mama iayed- On... m VARSITY Varsity Football Team This years team did well in many games. They had tireless effort, or so it seemed to those of us who saw them perform. The fans were terrific supports for all games. - iesaimecijsinaiaiings A perfect example of team unity. hey made many amazing moves; scored some super goals, and Ist played some all around fantastic games. x A. Ss; a“ _ S os ‘49 SEE ye a me al Z ag a ore Mm er: Ge SQcEE Coaches are intense Some of the opposition. CHEERLEADERS Poquoson Cheerleaders show their teeth. Come on! What do we do next? RAH! RAH! RAH Ss We can even do trick yes we do i t irl We've got sp Smiles with pride wee CS BASKETBALL Q, ) Oy @ aQ S i) q iS) a © A G S) oe fe) oO 3 4 ® G Wy © 20 os R E a) A ® sc) g ac Those incredible Islanders do it again. A close 1 point win over Tabb was led by none other than Sperling and his ruby sneakers. The team gave it’s all and more to make it yet another memorable season. Awesome! Poquesox Geer pe eit ai ew ne meee, $e Senet a ae ne ES “eaigate? ae ‘. 68 WRESTLING POSEN Jas, Pit 2 els ame BT aa ‘NUN marr ese - c a Db a ae al oO) Julie Vaughan, Theresa Firman, Lynn Couch, Wendy Laxton, Monica Holloway, Patty Lee, Diane Austin, Clair Booker, Pan Lee, Mary Kay Messick, Alisa Fox, Monica Evans, Julie Parker, Coach Nelson, Debbie Sivertson. nd Mee Let’s get out there and do it, ladies. Leese Peetweriac . 4 7 iim t ae. “NR Sea al Pe 2 EO HF Sa ERROR ON eR mt EE me RCN aR indo aeRO ik PRE alg ot stromal ey ja aren cabana sia os : ne erway NE Obra aticnigtecieplesiidbing xtsiije, Meet hse ih nal a ae meget Comets ee ne ce es an en tha la AN NRE ht a Cat ci hris Hardenbrook, , Wyatt McGee, Cristine French, Alan Brown, Stuart Guenther, Alan Lytle, John Stewart, John Rodal, Karen Rollins, Sean Higgins, Laureen Cope, Ted Brown, Paul Hunt, Mike Kohlbeck, Jennife Soecer Team — Leigh Anne French, Curington, Carla Nagel, Dennis Morgan s fon) 20 fam oO a 5 @ e) cf b 3) @ : a) Q OQ Oo oO § Ww B Q je) OQ a E I don’t remember losing track of you You were always dancing in and out of view I must have thought you’d always be around. yoga: Pai RON LGR RS otetce iscnehgecrmamae mi epats LLL LO : ep @ is oe QO = ©), ae) ex @D a © ov © oD) QO s 1a Hee) QO ‘= ©), @D oN = ms ow You’re nowhere to be found. j! 73h yy y Pz: Eee % ery ise a a i 2 = ® ‘ . oe ee OO' Pe. g, — are ied ?: ; pe Raa i 5A n ee alin aat imma Nisa tse FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Sec. — Jo Lynn Pride, V.P. — Mike Brodsky, Pres. — Belinda Carmines, Treas. — Jana McAnulty ARE FANTASTIC! : t Seec-wint Les Abbott Winston Adams Jennifer Anderson Jodi Anderson Robert Anderson Tony Arcovitch Paul Balthis eS — Michael Bergamasco Eddie Blankenship Todd Bowden Sean Bradberry Barry Brooks Rodney Brown = Belinda Carmines Danny Coleman sg Caroline Dorman Ray Dudley Elizabeth Dworaczyk Kevin Earley eS pees Sab 4 Re a em | ? Jessica Emerson David Emrick Monica Evans David Evans Trisha Evans Teresa Evans Lee Fahringer Gene Firth Charlie Flynn Lynne Forrest Todd Fowler Ray Freeman Christine French Karen Haskiell Michelle Goossen Dawn Hildebrand Mellissa Hogge Suze Holland Scott. Howard Chance Houston David Hux Helen Insley Eric Jacobson Sandra Jordan Tracy Juhl Pamela Kaye Donovan Kenderick Kathy Kerlinger Bonnie Knox Angela Kowitz H H ‘ Mike LaBarre Brad Lauring Terra Levan Kelly Leyland Bobby Lupo Barbara Manor Tea RRR, , Hi (ig j bet De pilieye aw £e 9 EPPA og ' ; Bonsidpertm aves . Vie atid b € Tammy Martin Frank Martino Laurie Masters Jana McAnulty Geoffrey McGhee Rhonda McPherson aes 1 ‘ ¥ L rh. ‘ ’ bs Gh. o® ny Pas aya? ip iF Joan McQuestion Gorden Medlin Sallie Messier Matt Milkevitch Terry Miller Barbara Milton Lisa, Montgomery Susan Moore Dennis Morgan Chuck Phillips Cheryl Parker William Page Heather Parkinson Jerry Parks Jill Parrish Haasan Jo Lynn Pride Mary Reger Lisa Ridenhour Katie Roma Craig Saltzberry Cecil Saunders Lisa, Sibbers S Laura Sperling Anne Spitler Jackie Stone Sue Ann Struble Darrell Thomas Will Topping Billy Towler Denise Trieglaff Diane Trieglaff Lori Turlington Skip Tyler Lauren Vick ETT - Anthony Villaire Lisa, Wade Lisa Wainwright — = Stuart White Graham Wilson Judi Wilson Autographs tL Pam Wilson Greg Wissinger Ronnie Witte Alicia Worrell 109 Fosse 3k Sa PRE ET Bi RA BRL ARE SPIRITED ee clk Lt YS e444 aX, aon . ¥ ‘ Chance is really interested! Sandra, Andrea and Trisha show their Freshmen Spirit! I Love Lunch! wz p a Lockers Are Such A Pain! Hit me with your best shot! Basketball is so exciting?! We always study! Let’s eat before I die! I always smile between classes! FREEZE FRAME! Hold It! In trouble again! ia ana eS a SOAR Bee __ yam : n Sophomore Class Officers: Heather Taylor, Darlene Evans, Teresa Andre, Dawn Morrison. Las { . ' b [ : Ll S Ot SF Lee Abston Steve Acree Heather Bachman Mark Ballman Marie Benton Berney Biggs Chip Blankenship | Nancy Blevins Charley Bocklett Jeff Bookwalter TN fee Glen Bragg Kendra, Briglia Sean Britton Mike Brock Victor Brooks Norma Brown Frank Brunner RAT POI 4 Mare Cwiklik Karen Champ Kim Dillard Hal Darby Charles Darden Gary David Yvonne Deibel SUES Cal Forrest Dawid Forrest Taylor Forrest William Forrest Paul Foster David Freeman SL, 8 a Carman Gaddy David Galland Catherine Gardner Kim Gatewood ‘4 Mie Fe te Ps Mike Gosling UTR ry in Donna Green Kim Green Diana Gurley Maria Har at is : é23 de, M f} Bei , J vy eS d j vhok him fc Emily Hankins Lynn Heard Carl Hellman Tone Hickmont Cathy Hill eee “Jf MBH ets. f ian Hubbard Judith Insley Lori Hinchey Tammy Holloway Br . Jesse Joyce Kelly Insley Becky Jones Matthew Jones Tamara Jones Tommy Jordan ee pie Ab: Beth Joyner Anne Kater JoJo Katz Chrissie Keating ‘James Kenney : fess Michael Kohlback David Kopp Charles Kuezaj Kent Lawson a +e. ) Susan. Lilly Brett Lollar David Luigs Marcella Luisi Rita Luisi Leanne Madre Dana McMinn Michelle Mainous Christine Makris baie: i A 4 oF : iw i 4 mas IF Z y ca tat ; | ie Os Bm, payed fae i Ba Leah Morris iets Dawn Morrison Lynne Mitchell Stephanie Moore Cindy Mott Heidi Nelson f Nicole Newsome John Norsworthy Julie Parker Bryan Patrick Theresa Patrick A Jon Pollard Keith Pollard Bobby Pope Mike Pruitt Denise Raab a” eS Michelle Robbins Lynn Robenolt Valerie Roberts | Rhonda Seely Steve Seligman Phillip Rose Inga Sifuentes , Kelly Simpson Mary Ann Sincoskie Dana Smith Susan Smith Cathline Sullivan Kelly Timmons Wallace Topping Tammy Tyndall (a John Vaughn Dirk Venables Kurt Venables Kathy Villaire Mike Wade i las t Susan Warcup Deborah Watkins Jerilyn Watkins Martha Wiggs Angel Wimmer Lance Windley ee Fi re fae j 34 ‘ aN Julie Woods Chris Woolard Robert Wornom Jay Young utographs Ryan Wiseman Shelia, Withrow 119 i Bae Seer ieee nce es Cooperative Office Hducation Cooperative Office Education is the cap- stone of a high school student’s training program in office occupations. COE refers to a teaching method in an occupational preparation program of vocational educa- tion whereby students alternate their school schedule between in-school and on-the-job learning experiences. During the school day, students take required ac- ademic subjects, a class related to their occupational preparation program, and are provided released time from school for on-the-job instruction. Students receive instruction on the job in the occupational areas of their career choices. Students are also provided the opportunity to earn while learning, thus enabling them to remain in school through graduation or continue their education at the college level. Coop- erative Office Education is based on the principle that on-the-job training, with competent supervision, provides the best learning experience for the student. Future Business Leaders Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is an organization for any student enrolled in business and office courses at PHS. Its members learn to hold office and direct the affairs of the club, to work with representatives of other organizations, and to compete at regional, state, and na- tional events involving business skills and knowledge. FBLA activities include service projects such as canned food drives and visits to hospitalized children and elderly people. FBLA also sponsors many promotional activities such as receptions for the voca- tional advisory council, school board members, and vocational teachers. FBLA members enjoy many social activities such as the annual trip to the March of Dimes Mansion of Terro, participation in the homecoming parade, as well as pizza and skating parties. The FBLA officers for 1981-88 are: Presi- dent — Angela Holloway, Vice President — Cindy Roberts, Secretary — Lisa Kurtz, Treasurer — Dana Ferguson, and Report- er Historian — Terri Floren. i | Att i My RS ee a aa HH int schon neh NRE A IR ‘Cx. ee ‘ill Wie 128 Junior Class Officers: Eddie Morrison, Denise Holloway, | na Rains, Danette Holloway. al Mary Lynn Allen Kip Atkins ! 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Mrs. Sproull was in charge and directed set design with the help of students who put in many hours of work. Kevin Wiggins played the part of Count Dracula with a tremendous amount of success. Supporting him were Gail Insley, Matt Sutton, Jeff Lewis, Scott Rollins, Rick Moore, Julie Verser, and Russell Hackney. 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