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

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1 2 3 + 5 6 7 8 9 . Tina Rice, 9 months . Diane Jensen, 7 years . Teresa Howerton, 6 years . Lisa Paul, 4 months . I'm good ... I know it . well frankly ... . Diane Collins, 7 years . Dana Trout, 1 year . Colleen Metheny, 3 years

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1. Judy Scales, 4 years 2. Little Ray Jones, 2 years 3. Richie Cantrell, 3 months 4. Can I help you? OH! WHAT A FEELING This was a common expression used to describe the feelings of most seniors this year. The Class of ‘84, this year’s senior class, was very high spirited and outgoing. Early in the year, the seniors were measured for caps and gowns. If you were a boy, you would wear blue, and girls would wear white. After caps and gowns were out of the way, it was time to order gradu- ation announcements. Each senior received seven tickets for his her family and friends; many needed more. As this year’s fund raiser, the Class of ’84 sold tin cannisters. They were very popular and sold well. Another fund raiser was the ” selling of senior shirts. These shirts consisted of the name of every se- nior in alphabetical order. These shirts sold better than any other product in the senior class. To- wards the end of the year, each se- nior anxiously awaited graduation. The week before the seniors got out, they had a senior picnic and a dinner dance to follow. All of these activities are part of senior pri- vileges. When the night of Com- mencement arrived and the diplo- mas were handed out, each and ev- ery one of the students realized that all those years of homework, tests, and listening to teachers were final- ly about ready to pay off!

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Jamie D’Errico, 6 yrs. ROGROE This year’s Junior class really had their work cut out for them. The following are what they hoped to acheive. First of all there was the ordering of class rings. Pamphlets with Hirferent styles and colors of rings were handed out in each homeroom. Students were to pick which ring they wanted and order within the time permitted. The pe were given out on December 6 7, during lunch shifts. Secondly, there was the collec- tion of class dues. Paying your dues pes you to go to the prom. he price was $10 at the beginning, and $15 later in the year. The collec- tion of dues and two fundraisers;