Hayfield Secondary School - Harvester Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Page 31 text:

Clockwise from left: David Riser holds boy ' s best friend. Pat Pauly proves to be one of the underclass ' s best friends. Lisa Violett, Leslie Barnett and Stephanie Wien- hiemer enjoy each other ' s company at a pep rally. student life 29

Page 30 text:

Hay field Friendships Clockwise from below: Groucho Marx ' s best friend . . . Bruce Stanley. Larry Davis and Karen O ' Meara discuss a matter of grave importance. Scott Spence and Cathy Jones are being friendly. The best part of school for most students was the new friendships they acquired. Between classes Hay- field students gathered at common meeting places around the school: the Jock rail, the smoking lounge, the Drama hall, and many other spots. Some students who were friends and fans of celebrities showed their loyalty by dressing like and imitating them. Students at Hay- field relieved the many pressures of schoolwork by talking and going places with friends. One common student meeting place was che Vil¬ lage Inn Pizza Parlor; another was Farrell ' s Ice Cream Parlor. Many of these acquaintances from high school became life-long friendships. 28 student life

Page 32 text:

r Careers In Fashions Fashion Merchandising teaches the students not only how to coordinate an outfit but also methods of mar¬ keting. It is taught by Mrs. Myers and launched several projects this year. Their major project was the fashion show along with several other projects such as selling scarves and Christmas trees. Clockwise from right: Mischaell Terrill displays a Frankie Welch hat. Vicki Buck¬ ner shows Frankie Welch advertisement plaque. Kathy Okyen and Vicki Buckner admire the pretty scarves. 30 student life