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

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SECOND BIG YEAR FOR GAR-FIELD GYMNISTS Coach Howard stresses unity in all routines. Even though Gar-Field has only had an all male gymnastic team for two years, interest is big among the guys. Many went out for the team, with a final fourteen making it. Because there are so few boy ' s teams in our area, our team was forced to compete with long-standing Annandale and Alexandria teams. They held their own though, showing that it doesn ' t take years of building before a team becomes good. Hard work and dedication are needed, and those two things definately showed up in the ' 73 team. Gar-Field 52 T.C. Williams 44 Gar-Field 70 Wakefield 87 Gar-Field 55.41 Annandale 54.19 W.T. Woodson 74.37 Gar-Field 73.7 Herdon 70.61 Gar-Field 86 J.E.B. Stuart 61 Gar-Field 59.38 Yorktow n 82 67 Gar-Field 74 Mount Vernon 84 Gar-Field 78 Hayfield 77.20 Row 1 Victor Carrell. Chris Baardse, Dennis Rogers, David Hauke. Fred Prior, Jay Nesmith, Pete Terczak; Row 2 Mr. Howard: Coach, Dave Turner, Mike Ducharme, James Ridley, Burt Karr, Danny Mason, Hank Hoagland, John Bowan Not Pictured: Ed Brown, Bob Nickeles, Jon Hinman, Bob Beagley, Cindy Larson: Manager. 20 Student Life

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VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1 Don Turley, Mark Helser, Billy Myers, Mike McCellen. Wayne Underwood, Jimmy Mims, John Parks. Ray Lunnen Row 2 Lans Griffith, Robbie Canada, Dexter Green, Robert Campbell, Barry Beadle, Eddie Dent, Butch Irby, Mike Malley, Chuck Spencer. Not Pictured: Richard Meadows, Tim Orehowsky, Mr Moore: Coach Varsity Baseball Scores Gar-Field 3 Albermarle 9 Gar-Field 3 Lane 4 Gar-Field 4 Woodbridge 3 Gar-Field 11 Stafford 3 Gar-Field 2 Stonewall 7 Gar-Field 8 James Monroe9 Gar-Field 0 Lane 5 Gar-Field 6 Fauquier 2 Gar-Field 6 Osbourn 2 Gar-Field 0 Osbourn 2 Gar-Field 1 Woodbridge 2 Gar-Field 3 Stonewall 4 Gar-Field 0 Albermarle 2 Gar-Field 7 James Monroe4 Gar-Field 0 Fauquier 8 Gar-Field 0 Stafford 7 The 1973 Varsity Baseball team ended its season with a record of 5-1 1. The team was in a building process as most of its previous stars had graduated in 1972 Only four of the team members had varsity experience before the ' 73 season. Coach Moore explained, We couldn ' t hit the close ones. Our hitting failed us at crucial times. The Indians are dedicated players and constantly work towards improvement. An unidentified runner attempts to beat the ball to base. Players and fans watch game with interest. Student Life 19

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73 SGC CANDIDATES SPEAK; RACE RELATIONS BEGIN The first of many meetings to come for the Race Relations Council. Lilo Frank, presidential candidate. Mr. Cox opens the SGC assembly. Rossie Alston presents his speech to the students. With the school year coming to an end, certain matters concerning the upcoming year needed tending to Business wise, the SGC elections were at hand. Officers were partaking in their final major duty, the final assembly for the school year, their final meeting during their office to introduce the SGC candidates. Sara Cogan, former President of the Student Government, was not present. Barry Beadle presided over the meeting. Seth Brown and Lilo Frank were presented as the presidential candidates, this being their second time for they competed in Jr. High for SCA president. Next in line, the vice presidential candidates, Joy Raftellis, Sandy Schultz, and Rossie Alston were presented followed by Cathy Aldrich, unopposed for secretary. Candidates for Sgt. at Arms were Lydia Ferran, Mark McGowen, and Denise Crone. The presentation was concluded by the speeches of Tina Woods (Richard Clark spoke for Tina since she was away) and Craig Mosher for the Office of COMSTAC. The second half of the assembly was devoted to the Race Relations Council, formed to help ease the tensions which may arise within our school. In the fall of 1973, this council was to take its place among the many councils, committees, and clubs which make up Gar-Field Senior High School. Student Life 21