Hayfield Secondary School - Harvester Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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Two hundred years of history took time, energy, planning and the construction of pro¬ grams, policies, and ideals. A fitting cele¬ bration for America’s Bicentennial also re¬ quired extensive planning, organization, and construction to prepare Washington D.C. for millions of tourists. Just as any major event required a series of steps to insure its success, events at Hayfield were no exception. Dances, plays, games and other major events didn’t just happen. Students tried out for the drama productions and after the cast was chosen long hours of rehearsal followed. The director coordinated the play and adapted parts to better suit Hay- field. Technical aspects of the play were set up and revised until they were perfect. BOTTOM LEFT: Distributive Education students display some new items available in the school store. TOP LEFT: Instruction in shop classes prepare students for the future. MIDDLE TOP: Matt Ashford portrays Jesus in the musical production of Godspell, performed by Hayfield students during Homecoming activities. TOP RIGHT: Students or¬ ganize a magazine drive to make money for the student government. BOTTOM RIGHT: Michele Esch, Susie Ashford, and Suzanne Herder pantomime a parable from Godspell. BOTTOM MIDDLE: The chorus in Godspell joins in the singing, and a gala musical number results. 2 introduction

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HARVESTER 1970 THE BICENTENNIAL EDITION Volume VIII Hayfield Secondary School 7630 Telegraph Road Alexandria, Virginia 22310 Introduction 2 Student Life 10 Senior 48 Sports 96 Organizations 140 Underclass 178 Happening 76 248 Intermediate 256 Faculty 318 Et Cetera 344 Conclusion 368

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Preparation insured success introduction 3