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

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Standing Tall ... A lone Wolverin faces the bleak prospect of the upcoming defensive play. First Down ... Two Wolverines celebrate a first down against Stafford Senior. Dig In ... North Stafford’s offensive line prepares to do battle with the Colonel’s defense. VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponent Score Courtland 0-14 James Monroe 3-19 Gar-Field 7-21 Stonewall Jackson 0-29 Fauquier 6-35 Potomac 7-28 Spotsylvania 18-12 James Wood 10-8 Woodbridge 7-30 Stafford 7-6 Season Record: 3-7 Ding, Ding ... Cheerleader Kristine Hudson gives the Victory Bell a ring after N.S. scores a touchdown. Varsity Football 113

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Just Like Starting Over Unlike the big, finess, and more experienced teams of the past two years, the 1983 Wolverine team found itself with only three returning lettermen. In addition to that, the Wolverines found themselves starting their season off against the AA State Champs, the Courtland Cougars. Instead of folding, we came out and played a real tough game, before losin by a score of 14-0. It would be another five hard weeks before the Wolverines finally broke into the win column. Playing at Spotsylvania, they jumped to an early halftime l ead of 12-0, and held on to win 18-12, spoiling Spotsy’s homecoming. One week later, it was North - a a ¥ Row 1 (front): Kenny Treger, David Husick, Jeff Pecan Matt Sullivan, David Smith, Bryan Berryman, Troy Cacunealeny Gilley, Cris Mercer, Mike Stivers, Rodney Morson, David Blanchard. Row 2: Tommy Dixon, David Rodriguez, Pat Sweet, Kevin Hawkins, Russ Randall, 112 Varsity Football Stafford’s homecoming and the Wolverines posted their second straight win, 10-8, over the James Wood Colonels. After being beaten by Woodbridge, we traveled to Stafford for the annual inter-county battle for the Victory Bell. Prevailing 7-6, North Stafford kept the bell and bragging rights in Stafford County. Although this years football team didn’t perform as well as the previous years’ teams, they had no less to be proud of. This season was one that was just like starting over. The Wolverines may have gotten discouraged, but ey never quit until the end! fa. “ ax 2 mee 2 a7 ee—eelT= Me pabtiectelea W E laatolel lenc-lem-barel Jeff Emerson watch six more points go on the scoreboard for the opponent. Jimmy McQuinn, David Parker, Lewie Brown, Boyd Cutright, Larry Smith, Rick Loy, Scott Goins, Steve Ervin, Mike Rudich. Row 3: Jeff Scott, Chris Roy, Mike Durbon, Steve Ervin, Maurice Myers, Jeff Turner, Scott Robinson, Mark Wernsman, Ken Barnett, Mike Rice, John Martin, John Jenkins. Row 4; Rich Newton, Jim Graber, Andy Bush, Wayne Wright, Kirk Dunmire, Rich Howarth, Gary Wheaton, Mike Allen, R.D. Wade, Scott Holbrook, Mike Meade, Mark Wilburn.

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And the hang time iiiis .. . The JV punter practices his punting and his hang time. JV FOOTBALL OPPONENT Garfield Stonewall Fauquier Potomac James Wood Woodbridge Stafford 114 SCORE 6-20 6-0 6-18 0-12 16-16 6-21 0-12 Another When the 1982 North Stafford Freshman football team finished at 7-1, the prospects of a good JV team were expected. It didn’t turn out that way because many of those players went up to play varsity football. Consequently, the 1983 JV team was a disappointment. Losing 6-20 against ae msc - RRRRR!! ... Double z to pounce on his victim. JV Football Team. Row 1: Drew —2: Charles Kamine, Kevin Brown, Dale Scott, Butch Fisher, Johnson, Eric Futrell, Jody Ricky Moore, Russell Joyce, Row Brown, Jack Armentrout, Row 3: Orica Garfield, they came back to defeat Stonewall 6-0 the following week. Then following back-to-back losses to Fauquier and Potomac, they salvaged a 16-16 tie against James Wood. Unfortunately they ended their season losing their last two games and finished with a 1-5-1 record. Dwayne Walker, Bill Clements, Eugene Miller, Grady Milligan.