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

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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

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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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t ? V) o J 1 ® 4 g, vyO. Z i »c “J ' tGIRLS TRACK ON THE MOVE rV O J3- £ co O ' o j: x rJ VP m ,. ., V . “ . Jmmr The 1973 Girl’s Track Team had what it takes to make a great team. Long, sweaty, hard practices, five and six days a week paid off, as the team rolled on to victories in the county and regional meets. They also made a good showing at the state meet, taking sixth out of sixty- three teams. This was only the second year that the girl’s team had been awarded a varsity letter, and along with this step up, the level of competition rose. The girls feel that they are up to it though. As most of the team will be returning in ' 74, everyone agrees with Paula Girven, voted the most outstanding team member, that something bigger is in store.’’ d Row 1 Lois Grindle, Paula Girven. Kitty Johnston, Leigh Brigham. Debbie Summers, Lisa Smith, Merle Black, Denise Dawson, Janice Burkhart. Row 2 Shelia Weedon. Kay Tyrell. Julie Tyrell. Donna Bailie, Sherry Klopp. - -Janice Barksdale, Patti Swartz, Shawn Matthews, Ramona Darnell, Alma Wolverton, Christa Sommerfelt. Anna -— A Smith Row 4 Donna Hamilton, Cindy Jones, Amy Yingling, Shelia Johnson, Sherry Dawes, Marge McClurkin, Judy Lawhorne, Cheryl Dille Row 4 Coaches: Mrs. Lockett, Mrs White. 00 V r Gar-Field 52 Orange 48 Gar-Field 75 Woodbridge 22 Gar-Field 65 Culpepper 35 Gar-Field 82 Brentsville 5 Gar-Field 57 Osbourn 36 Gar-Field 61 Stonewell 39 County 1st place Sectional 1 st place State 7th place