Manassas Park High School - Reflections Yearbook (Manassas Park, VA)

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“It’s due tomorrow.” Teachers say this with full knowledge that at least 1 student will forget. Like Ms. Carius, shown at right, lecturing. Excuses, Excuses “Good Morning, glad you could join us, even if for a few minutes,” as you walk in late to 2nd period. As you slump in your seat, you watch the teacher’s face as she reads your excuse. “Please excuse this dear child, she was held hostage by some foreign exchange students.” You chuckle with the class as she reads it aloud in disbelief. So tell me really, what’s your excuse? FOR BEING LATE TO SCHOOL I had a flat My dog had puppies Overslept Reminding Mrs. Hammersley of a faculty meeting to discuss the third change in the tardy policy (this year), Mr. Egan states he’s “happy” with the detention policy. : ormer kindergarten music teacfie iann was not accustomed to soi ixcuses’ she heard. ft Betsy Hermann; Concert Choir and Jazz Choir Jackie Herr; Cosmetology I, II, III Clairence Izzard; Auto Body I, II, III Janice Knestrick; Art I and Advanced Art George Lewis; Drafting I, II, III Chuck Lowry; I.C.T. I, II, III and Latin I, II, III 20 Faculty

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Above Left: Like Father, Like Son! Coach Dutton and child snack on popcorn, sold by Booster Club at all games, before a home basketbal l game. Above: At the Annual Homecoming Dance in November Ms. Wire, shown here with Mrs. Pinckard, was a chaperone. Other chaperones included Mrs. Tonkens and Mrs. Buckley. Left: Refereeing the Powder Puff Game during Homecoming Week was one of Coach Webber’s ways of “Getting Involved.” Ted Curtis; Algebra II, Consumer Math and Chemistry Ann Marie Davis; Head Librarian Cheryl Ecklund; Assistant Librarian Alan Freeman; Concert Band and Jazz Band Kathy Hamilton; English 9 Sandy Hammersly; Physical Education 9, 10 and Advanced Phys. Ed. Faculty 19

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A birthday salute given by Shelia Ragan, Deanie Gentry, and other catering students sur¬ prised Mr. Curtis in the midst of class. This gave some students much needed time to catch up on the previous night’s homework, or make up an excuse! FOR BEING TARDY: We had a test last period Talking to Coach Dutton My locker got stuck I was in the bathroom FOR LA TE ASSIGNMENTS My little brother ate it It’s in Sherry’s locker, and she’s not here. I made it into an airplane — and it got HIJACKED! Today! It’s due today?!? WHAT’S YOURS? Bill Money; Industrial Arts and Manufacturing Judyth Niles; Guidance Counselor Helen Parkhurst; Marketing and D.E. I, II, III and Fashion Merchandising I, II Harriet Pinckard; Home Economics and Family Living Marion Rambo; English 12 and French I, II Mark Robinson; Auto Mechanics I, II, III Faculty 21