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

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Varsity Pom-Pons performing their routine called ‘Egypr’. Top: Sara Kladder; Co-Cpt., Laura Stapleton; Co-Capt., Janine Burpo: Co-Capt., Middle: Sheree Datson; Captain, Sheri Hudnall; Captain. Bottom: Stephanie Gibbons; Co-Capt., Erin McCool co-captain. J.V. Pom-Pons: Left to Right, Front to Back: Lisa Lombardi — Capt., Karen Kruse — Liut., Nicole Hancock — Cocapt., Jenni fer Bothe, Tracy Kenyon, Sheri Howlett — Leut., Laura Chapman — Leut., Becky Gross, DeAna Burch, Anna Clark, Melissa Garraway, Christine Cutright, Corina Espinose, Michelle Leach, Nataline Corwin, Amy Thompson, Chris Mattews, Tracey Disharoon, Michelle Grandy, Carol Lanterman, Kim Hughes. Keep smiling girls. Pom-Pon 25

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The Pom-Pons sponser Mrs. Parish. J.Y. Pom-Pons performing at the last football Pep- rally. The North Stafford ‘“Wolverettes” have won many very prestigious awards on both the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads. Some of the Varsity Awards include the Miss Capital City Award which is the highest award that a Pom Pon squad can win. The Wol- verettes scored a perfect 1 on all three of their routines. Some of the other awards won by the Wolverettes were the Camp Home Routine Award, the Precision Dance Award, and the Shin- ing Star Award. The Junior Varsity squad also came away with the Shining Star Award. Ms. Parish, the Pom Pon ove! sponser, feels very close to the girls and lucky to have an exceptionally good group of girls. As stated by Ms. Parish, “They are a very talented group of girls, both dance wise and academic wise.” Ms. Parish tries to stress a posi- tive self-image for the girls so they will feel good about themselves and the routines they do. She predicts they will do even better in the competition this year, that they will do an even better job than last year. When Ms. Parish was asked which of the girls she thought was the best over all her reply was “All of them.” Varsity Pom-Pons First row: Tiffany Allen, Tammy Stephens, Jenny Kenyon, Jenni Brown, Scarlet Pyle, Sherry Bunnell, Christi Kirby, Jenny DeBlasi. Second row: Candy Marbaker, Cindy Aleshire, Herma Tickle, Michelle B rown, Karen Furlong, Heidi Futrell, Jennifer Harding. Third row: Nancy Stanton, Jody Everett, Laura Howett, Stephane Gibbons, Rhonda Wilson, Jennifer Gotch, Kelly Cook. Floor: Sara Kladder, Denise Jones, Sheri Hudnall, Laura Stapleton, Sheree Datson, Erin McCool, Janine Burpo. 24 Pom-Pon

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Varsity coach Emmet Aleshire. Junior Varsity Coach Carter Chewning. Tom Turner takes the ballanto enemy. territory. Courtland 2-0 Spotsylvania 1-0 Fauquier 4-0 Potomac 0-1 Stafford 2-0 Gar-Field 1-0 Potomac 1-1 Osbourn Park 2-4 Woodbridge 2-2 Fauquier 7-2 James Wood 2-2 Stonewall 3-4 Stafford 2-1 FINAL RECORD 8-4-3 VARSITY SOCCER The 1986 boys varsity soccer season was a good one. “The team went be- yond any expectations I had for them,” said coach Aleshire. When asked which player stood out he simply said “none, it was a total team ’ effort.” There were a few players that were ex- ceptionally talented, such as Tom Turner with the team high for goals and assists. Sasha Cimermanis and Mike Vaughn were major contribu- tions to the team. When asked about next years team, Aleshire said that they should make districts. The North Stafford junior varsity soccer team for the season of 1986 was one of excellence as described by head coach Carter Chewning. Coach Front Row: Sasha Cimermanis, Keith Muscato, Tracy Horstkamp, Kevin Watson, David Rubel, Tim Dinkle, Greg Jackson, Jodi Campbell Back Row: Jimmy Black, Jeff Burtt, Grant Seiffert, Robbie Goss, Mike Russillo, Eric Taylor, Tom Turner, Mike Vaughn, John Follin, John Habina, Bruce Comeyne, Coach Aleshire 26 Boys Varsity J.V. Soccer Men Chewning described the team as being very responsible and hardworking . They could be trusted to practice unsu- pervised without playing around. The most valuable players were Bruce Comeyne, Todd Lipscey, Gregg Shawn, Mike Packard, Chris Burnell and David Shetrome. The winner of the coaches award was Bruce Co- meyne. Comeyne was described as a hard worker, excellent player and a team leader. The team all round was dedicated, responsible and really loved the game. Coach Chewning said, that he knew nothing of the game before this season but the players really helped a lot. They had great chemistry as a team. 4