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

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“Your senior year is the best year of your life. Enjoy it!’’ We heard this from parents, teachers, and older brothers and sisters for years. It had to be a joke! Between applying to college, trying to get better SAT scores, and maintain- ing grades and class rank, who had tim e for fun? But finally, as college accep- tances came in, SATS were finished, and semester grades were submitted, we began to re- lax. School work and grades took a back seat as spring and that well- known disease, senioritis, hit. We began putting all of our efforts into preparing for senior skit and grad- uation. Our class officers worked hard to make our senior year one to remember. President Jo Lyn Pride, Vice-President Shannon Rundle, Secretary Monica Evans, and Treasurer Eleanor Armistead worked with the senior sponsors to organize successful fundraisers and activities. 18 Seniors Those who led us. Senior class officers: Treasurer, Eleanor Armistead; Secretary, Monica Evans; Vice President, Shannon Rundle; President, JoLyn Pride. Thoughts of Homecoming brought back fond memories for many seniors. Although our float did not win first place, we enjoyed the time we spent together making it. And who can forget the pep rally? After we cha-chaed into the gym wearing our togas, it was announced that the seniors had won both the hall decorating con- test and the spirit stick. Though these activities were greatly enjoyed, the seniors could not help looking toward the fu- ture. What would we be doing next year? Going to college? Working? And when would we all be together again? Our high school days had come to an end. But the memories of PHS and the class of 1985 will always be in our hearts. he a? eee sa Hoge 9:3 z a. J if rit? ager ¥ :1arnie iV AB MINS Saw ar a ; Rie r Tedd Fowler Lt Lermmnote. z € if ie £50k a) GI acc igre Ari “Tage Bes VLZTA ERLE NY ' 4 5 (W ¢ 2 Mele n, Cy Bi ael Me lan Juchf. fg, Cut b lan | fo ne Trae ng . Labe satis Den vd Huy . hs Leip, el CMysid Nea Os “set Ct be af Vest aot ART . si el + ! ® fori hous 00d ey Sopot VS wk oe : | ; a a - : ANT { Wu Maer bara “Many ti ’ ry 44 eG May | af c ir N e Ys a Mack |