Hayfield Secondary School - Harvester Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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During the year fences appeared around the various points of interest to hide the prep¬ arations for the bicentennial. Preparations at Hayfield didn’t require wooden fences but often the planning and construction took place behind closed doors to insure the element of surprise. Behind the closed doors of the auditorium the drama productions took shape; crews con¬ structed sets, the musicians practiced, and the actors memorized and rehearsed their parts. Within the locker room the teams discussed the game strategy and prepared themselves mentally for the upcoming competition. Within the confines of the art department various persons secretly constructed the two Hawk mascots presented during the Homecoming pep assembly. Different groups and organiza¬ tions built their own fences and when they were finished it benefitted Hayfield.

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Preparation insured success introduction 3

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FAR LEFT: The new Hawk, constructed by teachers and students at Haytield. TOP: Another new attraction at Hayfield featured the Hawk on the field. MIDDLE RIGHT: Construction on the mall in Washington D.C. was heavy in front of the Smithsonian Museums. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Cataldo and a student work on the papier mache used on the Hayfield Hawk. BOTTOM MIDDLE: The live Hawk mascot debuts at the Homecoming game. BOTTOM LEFT: After a successful production of Godspell, Mr. Westlake begins work on Bus Stop. introduction 5