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

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Bruce Comeyne loves the camera when it is aimed at : — : ney, “All | him. He always has something to say. ae a eo | HOO’ Oe Jim Wooten fixes his hair for the camera as Scott Eden — Pee aan? {USt S03 1) cates ome nail ¥ eine a ee —————— i 18 EE Student Life | f 4

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The Star t © LAMB ad Day” “Things didn’t always go right” As high school students, we knew what it was like when things went wrong before school. These were ev- eryday problems that we had exper- ienced throughout the year. For ex- ample, the trustworthy alarm clock we relied on for years failed to wake us and we overslept. Then, we had our transportation problems. Some of us who drove to school had flat tires, ran out of gas, couldn't find our keys, or our vehicles simply wouldn’t start. Also, there were those of us who tried to catch the bus in the morning, but missed it be- cause we were not outside on time. A few reasons for not being prompt were: we forgot to brush our teeth, we were doing our hair, or we mis- placed our books and had to look for them. Bruce Comeyné stated, “One morning I was coming to school and ran out of gas. I was only. couple of hours late.”’ “One evening | left my parking lights on and when | went to leave for school the next morning, my battery was dead,’ laughed Jolie Menear. “I had a flat tire one morn- ing’ exclaimed Tina Weaver. | hose lucky individuals who made it to school on time, but forgot to com- plete the last nights homework, had pr oblems finding friends to borrow it from. “I didn’t know I had govern- ment homework and I had to rush through it before school,” stated Thomas Whitlow. After all of this happened, we still kept our chins up and felt this was only one day and there was always tomorrow. A flat tire is a good excuse to be late for schoo]. Mike Badey attempts to change the tire on his car. Student Life igs

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Students reacted many humorous ways when they saw someone point- ing a camera at them. As Laura Seiffert shouted, “they freak out.” The group of Cliffy Conway, Amy Tharp, Shannon Smith, Cathy Brown and Shelly Meares all made goofy faces like sticking their tongues out or made bunny ears. Others like Ray Thomas posed and made a muscle and Wendy Hough ran and hid behind a locker. Sasha Shawn Looney reacts to the camera. He was surprised and pleased as the picture was taken. Marcia McKenzie and Shelly Conners turn away from the camera so their pic- ture is not taken. Student Life