Western Branch High School - Bruin Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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THE PLEASURES, FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE AND DISPLEASURES, INITIATION, OF HIGH SCHOOL LIFE ASSAIL FROSH ALL IN ONE AMAZING YEAR Who says the Frosh are punks? was the indignant query of approxi- mately 200 freshmen as they were booed in the lunchroom and harassed by seniors the first few weeks of school. However, the freshmen were un- dounted as they, the largest of the four classes, added a necessary part to the success of the first year at W.B.H.S. Not one freshman would deny that along with the annoyances came the rewards which only high school can provide. The ranks of al- most all of the outside organizations were overwhelmed with freshmen eager to participate in setting tradi- tions. As a political unit the class elected its slate of officers early in the year and performed the vital tasks of setting and collecting class dues and doing their part for the Freshman- Sophomore. Academically, they strug- gled through the SCAT and STEP tests and attempted the many courses of- fered only to Freshmen. All in all it was a great year for the Frosh, which ended e admidst cries of woe ewith the thought, Only 3 more years to goll! Left to Right: Pat HiIl-Sec., George Sweete Pres., Karen Townsend-Treas., Harold Forde Vice. Pres. 72

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Marty White Bob White Pat White .1 Charlene Whitehorn John Wilkins Mike Williams DAVENPORT AND DORSEY CHOSEN TO LEAD THE CLASS OF 7I Jeannie Williams Pat Williams Sheryl Williams Steven Williams Perry Wilson Thomas Wilson Sam Woodworth

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Robert Allen Charles Almond Harold Anderson v Lydia Armistead Gerald Ausmus Debbie Ayers Pete Axson Lin Baker Renea Ballard Gayle Barber Mike Beol Corleen Beoman Jill Beisel Tonya Benton Deborah Berdick Mary Blake James Blount Gary Blow Kelton Booth In the spring this young man's thoughts lightly turn to work. Debbie Bowers Susan Bragg Barbara Britt 73