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

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Bites the Dust The forty-nine member freshman team ended their season with a 3-4 record. After losing their first three games, they came on to defeat King George, with a score of 28-0. Unfortunately, the following game was lost 8-14, at the hands of James Wood. Did that discourage them? Of course not!!! Freshman Football Team. Row 1: M. McFall, P. Beldon, R. Fuller, S. Hammock, J. D’Errico, J. Martin, C. Lewis, V. Angelo, J. Goodman, J. Lee, Q. Johnson, C. Cassity. Row 2: W. Bishop, M. Jackson, H. Brown, G. Washington, J. Crabtree, K. They made a terrific comeback, white-washing Woodbridge, with a score of 18-0, and Stafford 16-0. This season proved to be an interesting one. All three wins were shutouts and they showed great otential for next year’s orth Stafford Wolverine JV Squad. Snap, Crackle, Pop FRESHMAN FOOTBALL =A OPPONENT SCORE . . Garfield 8-12 - ‘Ip oF 0 Stonewall 6-22 79 Woe Potomac 0-22 mY | ' Ge | 7 . King George 28-0 : 2 yk ole aan James Wood 8-14 Je nts f ) » a ee Woodbridge 18-0 Stafford 16-0 Gardener, K. Roberts, G. Wright, Blackburn, T. Pyle, M. Ellsworth, R. Heflin, J. Hotz, T. Berryman, B. Hopkins, M. Klee, B. Paul, J. M. Holloday. Row 3: F. Stewart, J. Martin, B. Murphy, B. Richardson, J. Reedy, M. Newman, R. Adderton, B. Woelfez, J. Lewis, R. Himes, B. Morton, C. Greenhow, Coach Gilley, L. Neal, B. Ulrich, S. Shahan. Mullins, C. Joyce, T. Deyl, D. Kruckerberg. Row 4: Coach 115

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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.

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lll Tumble for You The girl’s gymnastic team proved to be competitive with other district teams as they ended their season with four district wins and three loses. The team, con- sisting of six freshmen, two sophomores, one junior, and one senior, flipped and summersaulted on the mat as well as above it. The un- even bars, the vault, and even the floor radiated the girl’s energy as the season was highlighted by excellent individual performances. One of the most impressive of the gymnasts, Yvonne Murcek, placed sixth in Dis- tricts on beam and fourth in Regionals on the beam. 116