Hayfield Secondary School - Harvester Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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ekends are made for snakin! ' Guys and girls alike look forward to new A DQNCESWZW CONE 355115. yotitlflly., 'W The Two Day Getaway of relief on Fridays when 2:05 finally rolled around. A popular question asked on Fri- day was Hey, where are the parties this weekend? No one wanted to be left out with nothing to do but watch reruns of the Love Boat. Some upperclassmen preferred to party in Georgetown - the center of night life in Washington D.C. Senior Kathy llsemann stated, Just walking through the streets of Georgetown is like being at a party because there are so many wild people around. Another weekend hangout was Springfield Mall. The mall was a place to get together with friends, shop, see a movie, play a few video games, or just hang out. Weekends not only meant good times and partying. For many students, weekends were a time to work hard for the money. Sophomore Kim .Johnson stated, l look forward to weekends, but working really limits my free time. Some lazier students often hibernated in bed, crawling the nightlife. Others, like Hayfield students gave a sigh out just in time to get ready for Michelle Ostlund, thought that weekends were the lighter side of life - a time to spend at home with your family. While some students spent their time wisely on weekends, others procrastinated. Sunday night, as the weekend came to an end, students began getting serious again. Crazed phone calls tied up the lines as students tried frantically to fine someone who knew the homework assign- ment or what was going to be on Monday's physics test. Whatever kids did over the weekend, they made the best of it, because everyone knew that another Monday morning was waiting around the corner. Breakin' and poppin'. Mike Herrity is a star attraction at the dance. Ax N499 , mi. ' -wi . ,, ' 'W' 2 fi' Q 'l.,c.q'2a41- e 1 . ff fy V V , The morning after! Jennifer Sage can't bring herself to get out of bed after her late Friday night. f, Es 1 2 3 if Q, zj 1? if i-5 F Fe gt ff fi' VG, lig its '55 rf .11 il 'W L. .2 rf 2? iq. ei li Q, EQ E E Weekends 23

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F Zi' You deserve a break today! Peggy Hobler, Mike Higgins, and Christi Tim- mes are just a few of the over 4 billion served at McDonald's. rip!! ,.' .lun u.. 4 N :fm 'Wd N ' . K - , gg gui' Working hard for the money! Those like Mike Thompson spent their weekends at work, 'Ei'i4S'JEZ:PeIi1Zf al mf 22 Weekends You better shop around! To find that perfect outfit, Maria West engaged in a ping spree at Springfield Mall. ww 'ii E The party's over! Are Mark Moran and Kathleen Kay staying to help clean up, ol they just too ragged out to leave? f

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