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

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Students are always looking for something different. Sen- ior Nick Kopchinsky leads the group in search of the uncom- mon. Photo by Thom Shull. Out of all the lockers around the school this tops the most different one. Senior Holly Hil- ton’s locker shows her per- sonality and her need for something different. Photo by Thom Shull.

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- very year students anxiously drudgingly looked ahead to another exciting school term. Un- certain smiles were on our faces as we walled through the halls to homeroom. As we talked in the halls and during class, we heard all kinds of stories of summer, jobs, and romances. As sights of college were ahead, most students took up jobs to help out. Some of the money was saved, but some was spent to just enjoy life. Movies and restaurants were a hot spot for most. Our spirit was given a big boost by the exciting wins by the foot- ball team, and the incredible field hockey team, and just the ener- getic pep rallies. We were nee =: and we were the best. Hey . We were the Wolverines! By Lori Page “What if they threw a pep rally and no- body came?” That was only a problem in the sixties. These students anxiously await for the pep rally to being. Photo by Woody Perry Student Life 5