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

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Lori Haag and Mike Browne all “decked out. 1 » Everyone having a good timel! Mary Toms and Billy Basham. Tom McGinnis and Margaret Fullem. Jr.-Sr. Prom 9

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AN EVENING OF ROMANCE Pam Jones and Mark Boodee flash a big smile for the camera. Ricky Roberson dances the night away. A slow song sets the mood for the evening lUtf i ! Taking a break from dancing. The 1982 Junior-Senior Prom was a memorable one indeed. It was held in Fredericksburg, on June 4, at the Sheraton Inn. The theme of the Prom was “Just Once,” an appropriate theme for the largest class ever to graduate from Gar-Field. The great cascading stairway which led down to the ballroom was laced with tinsel and fluff. The students danced until 1:00 a.m. to the exciting music of Network. 8 Jr.-Sr. Prom

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ACTIVITY FAIR Isn’t anyone ever gonna sign up? Pat Brooks and Ivy Mason take a minute off from working hard to get their picture taken. Activity Period was started in the 1981-82 school year from an idea of Mrs. Lockette’s. It was started mainly so freshmen could find out about the clubs and organizations of Gar-Field at the fair and then have a chance to participate. That is one of the benefits of activity period — no longer do students without after¬ school transportation have to miss out on joining clubs and organizations. Although the activity period has been a great success, some of the teachers still feel that the activity period is an intrusion on their class time. They also feel that, as teachers and sponsors, the students felt that at the fair they were sup¬ posed to sign up. This has caused a few problems with oversized clubs. Also they feel that students joined a club simply to get out of class. Other teachers feel that the activity period has been a great success. Hopeful¬ ly activity period will be continued and improve year after year. 10 Activity Fair