Spotsylvania High School - Trail Yearbook (Spotsylvania, VA)

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In the spring I decided to try my luck at track. After the season, I vowed never to torture my poor feet again; however, the spring held more than agony because I was fi- nally outgrowing the label of “you're only a freshman.” There were so many things to do and try. The next thing I knew, it was time to be studying for my exams and saying good-bye to my new friends As I gradually come back to re- ality, my eyes begin to focus on the geography notebook lying in front of me. I realize that I need to be studying for Ms. Powell’s exam in- stead of recollecting my freshman year. P.S. At least now I know I am not “only a freshman” anymore! Teena Eure Sean Evans Lee Faulconer Evelyn Ferguson Tena Field Cindy Fleming Dean Fleming Frances Fletcher Paula Foreman Kenny Fossett Anthony Fox Jason Fox Juanita Fox Loretta Fox Eric Furrow Gloria Gallahan Liam Galligan Brian Garrison Carl Gentry Tony Goldsmith Jimmy Gonzalez Karen Goodin Christine Goodwin Ginger Graves Robert Grey Todd Griffin Wayne Guinn Robin Guthrie Shelly Hajnosz Raymond Hall Freshmen 109

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DO YOU REMEMBER THAT FIRST DAY? I remember my first day of high school... I stepped off the bus and immediately wanted to get back on and go home. I had never realized how many hallways, stairways, and rooms Spotsylvania High School had within its walls. It took me twenty minutes just to find my homeroom. At the end of two weeks, I had successfully memo- rized my locker combination and my class schedule. My first homecoming was really special. I will always remember the excitement I felt at the bonfire and the pep rally. The dance turned out to be more fun than I had ever imagined. | Rhonda Coleman Sidney Soleman Sophia Collier Leslie Cook Joey Cooke Michael Cope Mike Covert Christina Crabtree Theresa Crabtree Jimmy Cull Tanya David Donna Davis John Davis Wendy Davis Troy Deale Barry Dickenson Paul Dickinson David Dobbins Bonnie Dodson Deirdre Dodson Kimberly Doleson Denise Duld Vanessa Durrette Melissa Eastridge Gary Edenton Amy Ejichelberger Sherry Ellis Stacie Embrey Anthony Eppard Jennifer Eppard 108 Freshmen

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BREAK TRADITION At the intermediate level the eighth grader dreams of high school and imagines himself in the standard alligator shirt, Levi's, and white leather Nikes with a red swoosh. Oh, but how the fashions change. Now, students are wearing long overcoats with neatly arranged buttons down the front. “These add to the style,” says one student. Frequently students feel that when they get into high school, they should have a “NEW and IMPROVED” wardrobe. However, these students tend to realize, as school goes on, that styles change. In many high schools the “prep look” has faded away only to reveal the more daring and colorful “punk look.” Keeping up with these changes becomes an extremely hard job for fashion conscious freshmen. They soon discover that styles change as fast as the high school years fly by. Here Christine shows us one of her favorite outfits. Amanda Hamilton Eugene Hamilton Loretta Hamlet David Hannahs William Harding Elaine Harris Kevin Hensley Chris Herndon Glen Herndon Troy Herndon Diana Hicks Maurice Hill Kelly Hillstrom Tony Hoeffer Jimmy Holbert Darrell Holladay Brenda Holmes Jeanette Holmes Charles Hopkins Derek Ingalls Andy Ison Antoine Jackson Brian Jackson Jerry Jackson Robert Jackson Stonewall Jackson Denise Jacobs Scott Jacobs Crystal James Bill Jefferies 110 Freshmen