Gar Field High School - Indian Echoes Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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Row 1 Dave Samanie, Walter Jachimowicz, Jim McClure, Ricky Berry, Stanley Stephens, Dale Jones, Jim Ferraro, Russel Hora, Alan Miller, Gary Fravel Row 2 Rodney Roeske, Bob Weeks, Rossie Alston, Keith Thomas, Ernie Wilson, Robert Janiga, Bill Lambrun, Ken Sullivan, Dave Nixon, Winston Stanley, Paul Mahood Row 3 Joe Debaun, Mike Debaun, Leroy Humbert, Pudgie Nelum, Ralph Daigneau, Danny Lockett, Jim Wise, Allen Weeks, Danny Hurley. Row 4 Bill Ausley, Mike Mick, Daryl Gunn Glenn Hager, Dorin Moberg, Mike Martin, Mark Thomas, Klaus Schafer Row 5 Bobby Duncan, Steve Kaserman, David Larson, Scott Simpson, Mike Lawson, Don Courchene, Ray Cheshire. John Glenn, Mr Jordan (Coach), Mr. Campbell (Coach). Not Pictured: Bob Watt, Mike Ruitt, Ken Murray, Harvey Loveless, Carl Vernon, Colin Perry. Gerald Stanley, Bobby Pemberton, Woody Bergeria, Jeff Nixon y ' y V - , - With a loolhi f detenfimation Rick Clukey--Jails thru the air in the running brodd jump o ' v r t ■ ' ' t j t Y ' W . V W VI- Gar-Field 112 James Monroe 27 Stonewall 12 Gar-Field 79 Vi Albermarle Fauquier 13 Gar-Field 82 Handley Gar-Field 105 Woodbridge James Wood 16 Gar-Field 88 Woodbridge 66 Vi J 50 40 V J 43 Lynchburg Relays Dogwood Relays Tennessee Volunteer Classic Occoquan Relays Harringer Relays Alexandria Relays 1 st place 2nd place 3rd place 1st place 3rd place 4th place District Regional 1 st place 1st place 12 Student Life m . ■ ... jpmv

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Listening is the key word to learning as teachers practice what they preach. Gar-Field Dedicated At Last. Administration, parents and children congregate after dedication. Gar-Field Senior High School was opened for almost ten months before it was finally dedicated on September 30, 1973. Everyone was surprised when it was announced that the school was finally going to be dedicated because it had been put off for so long. The dedi¬ cation was postponed so many times because of scheduling of other events in the building filled the calendar. Administrators, parents, and students were welcomed by Lilo Frank, president of the Student Government Cooperation. Lilo introduced the Gar-Field High School Symphonic Band and also told the audience how great she thought the new school really is. Guest speaker for the occasion was Stewart Beville, former Supt. of Schools in Prince William County. Mr. Beville is currently the director of Off-Campus Affairs at Virginia Tech. The prayer was given by Rev. Duncan, pastor of Dale City Baptist Church. The dedication was a very simple ceremony even though the new” Gar-Field Senior High School is not a very simple school. After the ceremony itself there were tours of the school and an open house for all those interested. Most of the discussion between guides, which were students at Gar-Field, and citizens were based on the open concept of teaching. Citizens expressed good views on this new concept of learning. They were mostly amazed at the open classrooms and how students and teachers could possibly work in them, especially in the Math and Foreign Languag e departments. Teachers were available in the pods for questions of any sort. They talked to parents, citizens, or just about anybody. The teachers wanted people of the com¬ munity to be pleased with Gar-Field and the new open concept of teaching. Although not many people showed up for the dedication, it proved to be a pretty big success. Gar-Field Senior High School has finally been dedicated. G-F students volunteer for dedication tour guides. Student Life 11

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OUTDOOR TRACK HAS BEST SEASON EVER Russell Hora gains a mere toehold on the track to victory Ernie Wilson. Dale Jones, and Paul Mahood compete in the 220 To about eighty-three guys at Gar- Field, spring ' 73 didn ' t mean flowers, new green leaves and warm sunny days. To them it meant sore calfs, shin splints and hard work, because those eighty- three guys were trying out for G-F ' s outdoor track team. More guys than Coach Mike Campbell knew what to do with came out for the team, and it looks like this trend will continue in the years ahead. Under Mr. Campbell ' s and Coach Aaron Jordan ' s direction, G-F has become a power to be feared in the D C. area. Gar-Field is ranked along with Edison, T. C. Williams and Cooldige as a top team. In 1973, the outdoor track team took first in the district and regional meets, but failed to place at state. In one of the largest invitational meets, the Tennessee Volunteer Classic, our team took a high third out of 102 teams from all over the south. Student Life 13