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

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Mr. French (Coach), Jim Hill, Shane Havner, Glen Long: Not Pictured: David Reichert. Jim Hill prepares to putt another one in. It seems tnat the golf craze that affects most men hasn ' t hit Gar-Field yet. Only four guys represented the 1973 team; and even though Coach Rick French worked hard with the team, two main obstacles could not be overcome: 1) not much interest, and 2) no easy access to a golf course for practice. Because G-F has no course (or even a semblance of one), the team played and practiced at the Quantico Marine Base golf course. Gar-Field 396 Osburn 396 Gar-Field 433 Albermarle Lane 431 Gar-Field 401 Woodbridge 354 Golf Classic;Gar-Field 789 Dave Reichart concentrates on the ball while pre¬ paring for his drive GOLF SUFFERS LACK OF INTEREST Student Life 17

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INTEREST IN TENNIS INCREASES Row 1 Matthew Lorelli. Gordon Combs. Wade Wise. David Hanesworth. Row 2 Paul Lorelli. Paul Boots. Kim Deck, Stacy Rafetellis. Mike Seiger, Richard Marsden. Mr. Clemmons: Coach Not Pictured: Mike Sugar, Tom Gilroy Paul Lorelli and Mike Sugar work out during practice. Gar-Field 5 Stonewall Jackson 4 Gar-Field 5 Handley 4 Gar-Field 8 , James Monroe 1 Gar-Field 8 Quantico 1 Gar-Field 3 Fauquier 6 Gar-Field 3 Osbourn 6 Gar-Field 4 Albermarle 5 Gar-Field 9 Quantico 0 Gar-Field 4 Woodbridge 6 Gar-Field 3 Lane 6 Gar-Field 6 James Wood 3 Interest in the tennis team was visibly picking up last year. Twenty six students came out for the team, and fourteen players were taken to every match The ' 73 season was the second season that girls were on the team. When asked what effect five girls had on the team. Coach Clemmons commented, Makes it more enjoyable. The team was in the building process, with five lettering seniors returning for that year. These were the numbers 1,2, 3, 4, and 6 players. The goal for this year is to win the District Championship. Tennis has become a very strong sport at Gar-Field. 16 Student Life Tom Gilroy serves another ball.

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Junior Varsity Baseball in ' 73 had a very impressive season. The team, con¬ sisting of an equal amount of sophomores and freshmen, but with no juniors, ended in an eleven wins and one loss season. Coach Lookabill remarked, I taught my players that the fundamentals were the key to winning.” Preparing his team for a future varsity squad. Coach Looka¬ bill trained them to play just plain baseball and to just plain win. JV Baseball Scores Gar-Field 5 Woodbridge 0 Gar-Field 7 Stafford 6 Gar-Field 9 James Monroe2 Gar-Field 4 Stonewall 2 Gar-Field 13 Fauquier 2 Gar-Field 15 Osbourn 3 Gar-Field 4 Osbourn 0 Gar-Field 2 Woodbridge 3 Gar-Field 3 Stafford 0 Gar-Field 7 Stonewall 6 Gar-Field 15 James Monroe3 Gar-Field 5 Fauquier 0 Another base hit for Bob DeLong JV BASEBALL 11-1 Row 1 Phil Ponder, Herbie Porter. Kerry Zavich, Keith Lunnen. Row 2 Bob De Long, Dennis Mulgrew. David Beaty. Row 3 Terry Donovan, Bill Mulgrew, Mike Sullivan. Doug Owens Row 4: Mike Fucuira, Randy Waite, Rick Ridderbush, Jay Arvai. Row 5 Gary Clark. Carlos Ferran, Duke Stableford Not Pictured: Mr Lookabill: Coach. Bench time gives guys a chance to plan strategy. 18 Student Life