Hayfield Secondary School - Harvester Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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What a great place to hide homework! Kenny Matheny packs it in after a hard Baja Bug. Rob Aldridge demonstrates day's work. art of customization with his Baja Bug. ' ' , gi 1 ' , a Q es,,,,a' A I , jgffi X I X r ye., V X rw A A A A Prized Possessions One of the most coveted possessions of any high school student l year was his or her car. lt served many purposes other than j transportation. lt provided a means of expressing oneself, the freed! to go where one wanted, and a backseat to take a date to after a danc Many students customized their cars to fit their own lifestyle, orj to make them look good. Others drove rambling wrecks so they dic have to worry about denting it or keeping it clean. Of course, other students found a driver's license to be a mixed ble ing. Senior Houston Landry commented, Having a car can be great, cept when you have to drive your little sister all over the plac Another senior, Mark Moran remarked, l like the look and feel of older car but keeping it up can be a real pain. All in all, any student with access to a car wouldn't have traded it anything. l think my finger's stuck! Tracy Allen and her friend, Cindy Potter, work on their problems. They seem to have the situation well in hand.

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BREAK! Ten minute But it's the truth! Freshman Dani frequently stretched to as long Siciliano tries to convince the school r 20 minutes as students lost nurses that her ankle is broken. time. QT? gun oday! Juniors Kathleen Kay Stride rite. Junior Sherry Pauly takes W ean Bonifer both hope that school in stride as she races to sixth LL is projects were due next period. V llll my. Excuses 19

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JVA 4-1 'AF Somedays, no matter how fancy your car is, it won't start. Of course it doesn't help to leave your lights on. Mark Moran lends Ken Bellian a hand.