North Stafford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stafford, VA)

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Injured on the field ... Varsity Coach Filo checks to see whether or not her player can continue playing. Ready ... Set ... 3 JV players wait for the ball to be put in play, so they can attempt to score. Row 1: Mrs. Janss, Tina Baldwin, Misty Heflin, Lee Hoyle, Melody Brown, Bobbi Cooper, Cassie Dickerson, Christine Dickerson, Kim Comeyne, Miss Filo, Row 2: 110 ® EO) a5 Ws ew » TAL FORD HIGH ak 4 KIL q WW Al : Maria Turpin, Kim Alvey, Wendy West, Pat Boyles, Rebecca Sterne, oe Levesque, Yvette Nageotte, Vicki Hunter, Debbie Goins, Row 3: Donna Lucas, Robin Dodd, 7, ‘ R4-K ag . Leahann Owens, Myra Clodfelter, Lisa Armstrong, Ellen Damato, Kristine James, Liz Johnson, Sheri Patterson, Row 4: Tina West, Mary Bertolasio, Wendy Miss Filo and Mrs. Janss intently watch the North Stafford Field Hockey team whip King George. Anderson, Rene Clemmons, Michele Michalick, Maria Tyler, Mykla Woods.

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Time After Time 1983 was a vintage year for the Girl’s Varsity Field Hacke team. Having to compete with the Varsity Football squad for support among the student body, they nonetheless quietly and modestly edged their way to a state semi-final championship bout. This year’s Field Hockey team featured six seniors, as well as two former starters from the Junior Varsity squad. Lee Hoyle was one of the two former Junior Varsity Players. She had a phenominal season with seven goals in seven games during her tenure with the Junior Varsity squad and an equally impressive record of six goals in seven games on the Varsity squad. The Wolverine Field Hockey team sent their first three opponents home scoreless. en, Fairfax narrowly defeated North Stafford with a 0-1 score. This was the first of two losses against Fairfax during the regular season. In the meantime, the field hockey team. went on to defeat district opponents Fauquier and setter with scores of 2-0 and 1-0, respectively. North Stafford then Peete five straight wins inishing the fall regular season with a meritorious record of 9-2-1. Even more noteworthy is the fact that the Varsity Field Hockey team, in its three years of existence, has not been defeated by a Commonwealth District opponent. Just after the closing of the regular season of play, the Wolverines Varsity Field Hockey team traveled to James Monroe for the James Monore Invitational. After narrowly defeating Stafford 1-0 they beat James Monroe 3-1 to take first lace. Approximately a weak ater, North Stafford met Ablemarle for the North West Regional Championship for the 3rd straight year. They won 1-0 to capture a spot in the state semi-finals for the second time, but then they fell upon hard times 0-1 losing by a penalt stroke to Monacan High School. North Stafford has something to be proud of in the Field Hockey team. They are always on the top of their game and can never be taken lightly. Three , seniors, Mary Bertolasio, Rene Clemmons and Michelle Michalick were three year lettermen and eves in both state semi-finals games in North Stafford history and will be truly missed. Ooops ... Defensive player Mykla Woods shows her embarrassment of misplaying an easy ball. On Your Mark ... The defense prepares to stop the oncoming opponents offensive thrust off a corner shot. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY James Monroe Trinity Episcopal King George Fairfax Fauquier Stafford Fairfax Spotsylvania Trinity Episcopal Courtland Fauquier Stafford Stafford James Monroe Albemarle Monacan Season Record: 12-3-1 Varsity Field Hockey 107

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Hit Me With Your Best Shot The Girls Tennis Team lost their first three matches, but won the next two. The following two matches they lost against Garfield and Stonewall. T hey won the next two matches and lost the last one to give them a total of four wins and six losses. Stephanie Miller was selected on the 1 All-District team. Kathy Hall and Christy Wirman were We ell ie vp SKS Bo Meg % oes Ce, Row 1: Andrea Samsky, Christy Wirman, Kim Thompson, Stephanie Miller, Eileen Serafin, selected on the 2 All-District team. Also, Kathy Hall represented NSHS in the 1983 Girls Tennis District Tournament. Doubles team of Kathy Hall and Kim Thompson represented NSHS in the 1983 Girls Tennis District Tournament and the 1983 Girls Tennis Regional Tournament. They made it to the semi-finals in both matches. Miss Wentworth, Row 2: Jackie Randall, Colleen Metheny, Jennifer Scattergood, Debbie ey, an Serafin, Erin Duffy. ew Ah Choo. ..Freshman Kathy Hall flicks the ball back to her opponent. Girls Tennis Stonewall Incomplete Woodbridge 3-6 Facquier 3-6 Stafford 4-5 Potomac 5-4 Facquier Incomplete James Wood 5-4 Garfield 2-6 Stonewall 4-5 Potomac 6-3 Stafford 7-0 Woodbridge 3-6 Non-District Games 111