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

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John Mick had a blast when he went to Dayton, Texas for his nephew Ste¬ ven Norcross ' s birthday. If girls can see guys of their dreams, then why not the other way around? Well that’s exactly what Donny Bryant and John Mick did at Potomac Mills Mall in June when they went to see the Hollywood Starkettes. During her trip to Colombia, Chris¬ ty Haney stopped off at a tropical re¬ sort in Melgar. While at Myrtle Beach this summer, Lynn Gianni and John Lingafelt found true love and friendship under the palm trees. While some people were living it up at the beach, Sherri Bowman, and Mike Canup (a 1987 Potomac gradu¬ ate) were part of an Explorer expedi¬ tion to New Mexico where they hiked over 80 miles in 12 days. One side trip was a hike up Baldy Mountain where they found two feet of snow in various places on July fifth. Summer Vacations 17

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' ' More Fun In The Sun”! The beach has always been a popu¬ lar place for fun in the sand, and that ' s exactly what Tracy Ferrell and Janice Derderian had when they went to Myrtle Deach. South Carolina. We met Chris and Jamie down there, and they buried us alive. Unlike others who had to travel to the beach for a great tan, all Scott Lazerson had to do was go to Hamil l Mill Pool in Woodbridge where he was a lifeguard tor the summer. The Breakers Hotel in Virginia Beach was the spot for Rebecca Saxon and Raquel Brown ' s vacation in July. They had to leave quick though be¬ cause as Raquel put it, I might get attached to this place. Teresa Mathers met her friends Pa - trice and Paulette Regal from Pennsyl¬ vania at the North Bay Shore Camp¬ ground in Virginia Beach where the girls first met three years ago, and have returned every year since. Plfl cx 16 Summer Vacations Seeing the man of their dreams only took Pam Jefferson and Laura Chavez up to the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Washington DC., where they met Brian Dusty” Bloom of As The World Turns.

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Down by several points at halftime, the Indian ' s football team went into the locker room dirty, tired and depressed. They knew that the tables had to turn and turn quick it they were go - ing to win their homecoming game. When they came out of the locker room though, it looked like a whole new team was out on the field playing. The de¬ fense held the North Stafford Wolverines to a scoreless sec¬ ond half. Meanwhile, the of¬ fense took advantage of mis¬ takes made by the Wolverines and converted them into valu¬ able points. While the final seconds were ticking away, the Indian ' s fans started celebrating. Their team had come back to pull off a crushing 35-17 victory. Celebration was the name of the game for Glenn Baucom and Eric Lambert as the Indians crushed the North Stafford Wolverines for a big homecoming victory. Four year manager Becky Stuck and manager Elizabeth Eredericko not only help cheer the team on to victory, bur provide them with water and help with some first aid. Hum... I wonder what would have happened it we had run it this way7 Steve Cardwell demonstrates that attention, concentration and trial and error are the key for any game. 18 Homecoming - Game