Hayfield Secondary School - Harvester Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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PREPARING FOR AMERICA ' S . BICENTENNIAL rsrrss T nra» MinutTwrvT or r i ivTtKXft CIRCULATION SYSTEM THE MALL PA R K S CAPITAL NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION Bv CO B SON ANO ORUMAN Co NC DFS ' GNED BY S DM ORE. OW NOS H MEBRlU ARCHITECT eSG.VCR ' , «. .AHDV.ARI AACHiTLCI Tv CTfi-iS TOP LEFT: The band and drill team practice their pre¬ game show formation. TOP MIDDLE: Construction on the mall isn ' t sufficiently hidden by the fences. TOP RIGHT: Signs everywhere explain the construction. BOTTOM RIGHT: Carol Creigh and Bob Sonnessa construct the frame for the senior float. BOTTOM LEFT: The drill team tries to iron out a few mistakes in the presentation of the flag. In everyday school activities students pre¬ pared themselves for life. They began construct¬ ing the foundation on which a promising future would depend. The faculty and administration worked hard to provide the basic necessity of a succcessful future, and education. Whether students’ interests focused on music, business, math or other areas the fundamentals were available at Hayfield. introduction 9

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FAR LEFT: Nighttime practices insured a perfect halftime show for the marching band, majorettes, and ' drill team. MIDDLE LEFT: Scott Price enjoys a moment of relaxation while perched on a stair rail. MIDDLE RIGHT: Brad Anders takes a moment to do some research in the Media Center. FAR RIGHT: Nancy Melville quietly observes a senior class meeting. Throughout the year students constructed an active school life with classes and extracur¬ ricular activities. Somewhere in the school something was always going on. Plays, games, dances, and other activities offered a wide variety of opportunities and without student involvement the activities never would have happened.