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

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Homecoming Was Here ... Homecoming did not just consist of Friday nights game but many different activities to go along with it. Homecoming Week began bright and early Monday with Toga Day; who could forget the lonely few who had the courage to dress up. Tuesday brought out all the Punks in the school for Punk Day. Wednesday the Nerds appeared. While Thursday, Homecoming Court 84 85! North Stafford was invaded by the Beach Bums. Thursday night the bonfire brought spir- its to a roar for Friday’s game. Friday the seniors were fortun- ate enough to be allowed to wear sunglasses while every- one else was blinded by orange and blue. Starting the game with the first touchdown by halftime people were predicting the first victory of the season. “Bonfire” Hail to North Stafford, Hail ... Victory! Once halftime came every- one’s anticipation switched to who would be the King and Queen for 1984. Then the time came; The Queen, Tam- my Burke, was announced first. But who could forget when her boyfriend Rich Howarth was announced King, and Tammy went into her hops on the football field. To end the night the Wolver- ines took their first victory of the season with a score of 29 to 20. The leading scorer was Brian Berryman. Wraping up Homecoming Week was Saturday’s events. The Parade began at 9:00 that morning. The North Stafford had their own Olympics spon- sored by the SCA after the pa- rade with the seniors taking the Gold or first place. Satur- day night SCA put on their an- nual Homecoming Dance. Homecoming Queen and King, Tammy Burke and Rich Howarth

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Run-Run-Run away, | am the Wolverine! Brian Berryman leading scorer of Homecoming game. Suzanne Stepian, Varsity Cheerleader. Homecoming Dance!