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

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body did it,” Graffiti was a e bold; sometimes by whole groups of was everywhere. It was notebooks, clothing, on oom doors, lockers, and the yident parking lot. Graffiti was written in public places for everyone to read. For ex- ample, on notebooks, the most com- mon phrases were from the heart, reading, “Johnny loves Jackie — rue love always” and “My heart is ver with Charles and Charles Siudenulate Jr.” On jeans and shoes were written phrases such as ““Go Home Commu- nists!” and “I Love Turkey Sand- wiches!’ In bathroom stalls, the most common thing seen was “Gin- ger is a babe” and “I hate Henry!”; and in the student parking lot was “North Stafford is 1” and ‘The Class of °88 rocks till it hurts!” Jenny Smythe considered graffiti “Visual Pollution and Vandalism”’. The world should not have been a tablet for self expression, but who could resist inscribing their honey’s name and a heart on an old oak tree or on a vacant spot for the world to read.

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Terry Prater is enjoying his pen, Ariclassmakes him very nervous and hungry. While sleeping, Jeffrey Shelton is heard smopmgesdahais class seems to be very strenuous. Student Life | 31

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Graffiti, it strikes everywhere, even the phone booth. We will always wonder if Vinnie still loves Criste. Andrea Stevens shows her school spirit. Others have joined her this year decorating the student parking lot. Our favorite garbage barrel portrays a large °88 for scho@l spirit) The school parking lot is the home for thistgrafitr. We’ don’t kn@w ywltat’s fiside;ut we do know what’s om the eutSide — .schoeol.spitit. Student Life 33