Hayfield Secondary School - Harvester Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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ring like a hawk. Varsity Cheerleader Captain Hope Llnroe practices before a etball game. tice makes perfect! J.V. Cheerleaders Amy Essing and Rita Jaget practice a mding to a cheer before the game. x Winter Varsity Cheerleaders: Bottom Row: Elise Stanley, Keely Skelton, Jadine Brown. Second Row: Stacey Lavalle, Christi Timmes. Third Row: Beth Willis, Silver Parker, Lisa Falin, Jennifer Wallace, Sherry Bothe, Hope Llnroe. Fourth Row: Lynn Bove, Cheryl Lawhorne. Top: Teresa Lee. Winter J.V. Cheeerleaders: Bottom Row: Amy Essing, Leslie Palmigiano. Second Row: Dawn Rummel, Candi Remling, Connie Haakon. Third Row: Rita Jaget, Susie Kim, Shannon Heflin. Winter J.V. Cheerleaders: Bottom Row: Dawn Foster, Tricia Doyle, Angela Frost, Kim Schilken. Second Row: Tammy Gusa, Stephanie Fretwell, Christina Jenkins. Top: Jeannine Long. Winter Cheerleaders 63

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What kind of spirit are you talking about? That Hayfield spirit just knocks me out! J.V. Cheerleader Give me an H! Varsity Cheerleader Elise Stanley Ready . . . OKAY! Varsity Cheerleader Beth Wi Susie Kim claps with the crowd. tries to fire-up the crowd. prepares for a cheer. ID FQ 9 A . 62 Winter Cheerleaders inter Cheerleaders . . . Popsicles or Parade Let's get fired up! Throughout the winter season, cheerleaders led the crowds with such cheers at both the women's and men's basketball games and the wrestling matches. Cheerleading gave the girls, a chance to meet new people, get involved, and show their school spirit. Varsity Captain Junior Silver Parker said, You can't really describe the ad- vantages of cheerleading because it's just something you feel inside. But along with its advantages, being a winter cheerleader also had its disadvantages. lt was mandatory to cheer two to three times a weekg there was also a mandatory weekly practice, and it was sometimes necessary to cheer on Saturdays and even over the Christmas holidays for ex- tra points. In addition, cheerleaders often did not get home until late on the nights th cheered, and winter was not the best time be wearing mini-skirts. Still, winter cheerleaders had lots of fi showing their enthusiasm. J.V, Sophomo Michele Martinez stated that cheering was great experience. She added that she wot encourage others to try out. Tammy Gu also a J.V. cheerleader, commented t although it was hard work, it gives you good feeling. But the best part cheerleading, according to Varsi' cheerleader Junior Beth Willis, is when t crowed gets into the cheering and chee along with you. lt makes you feel like you' accomplished something for the team o there playing,

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Up in the air. Eyeing the ball, Senior Steve Wagner is poised and prepared to head it. A dedicated duo. Men's Varsity Soccer Coach Gary Bingham and J.V. Coach Steve Froling take a break from busy schedules to pose for a picture. This was their first year coaching at Hayfield. I fl LA .,.. .A ,,,,,U,,' fix M . S-. - ' ' - . W9-v ' , A . vgws 3615 ' ., 1 , g,,,X 1- 'gui ., N., Q Q -il? '.s.,a4 , '- dl ., g 1 1 -Q Q. N gave, A ff' vm ,s .' ..- i,.t i 4 we ss'--'i' ' Follow that ball! The soccer ball is a blur of motion as Junior Michael Lowden dives to intercept it. Knee action. Senior David Richter juggles the ball while warming up before a scrimmage game. 64 Men's Soccer Q, .,..,. f ' -4: .......-t sl. f,At+ K XX ss., fl-Mn. H -- -- .. 'Hs-1. Kp-' ' g if-v -.. . ' 4. M vs ,W W. qs i, I L2 fs F' i 4 , idgwmg J isp , sn. A .J ' Awe LM ,tv 9 MY W ' J wk p K . , A1 Q, .v...- ' Nil?-rf Q Q' 'T ii Q' ,i , K K , .. a .. A ,. -A - '- ., -A v y Q h . ve V . ,, ,,. , 0. . . A N , , . s 'f . . ,W is , - Q 1, . , . of . 5 A, . y .. .4 K ,. sk - , .N W , ts.. -' ' ' ' ' fx.. V , , K fu ,s.4r9cu... , - .Q . f fa 4 - 4 ' , , .. i T. ' f ' 'K f if N- , . 4 . .., Q - M. . N A' , W Q- Q' 5 c . . - ff - ' A g.. ,pal of eo0.f-4-M. -. so . 34. . Qu 5.13mJW Mx K .N New ,.. F ut., cv 1 Qi Q