Spotsylvania High School - Trail Yearbook (Spotsylvania, VA)

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Heartthrobs Renick Smith and Amy Bernard throw us a glance. Kelly Sagun and Robbie Gilmartin display that all- around look. Senior Superlatives es 4 e.

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Knightly Stature 40 Timeless Yet Timely | individualism, is what makes a person stand- out and be noticed. The Class of ’87 has a defi- nite style and charisma all it’s own creating the power and respect for which they will long be remembered. In years to come one will look back and notice the ti- tle of “best all around” or ‘“‘spaciest”, but will remember and cherish Satcy and Jennifer Lafferty; Biggest Gossips — Jenny Bowers and James Rector; Most Likely to Succeed — Kristye Krause and Kenny Fossett; Best Looking — Renick Smith and Amy Bernard; Most Spacey — Vickie Kreamer and Brett Macey; Most Stu- dious — Leigh Faulkoner and Scott Margolis; Most Unforgettable — Jen- nifer Miller and Troy Wheeler Most Athletic, Butch Trent and Brenda Wright go a couple rounds. Melanie Rumuly and John Perrygo make some Mischief. Senior Superlatives the true “individual” behind the label. Space cadet Vickie Kreamer has a bit of trouble with gravity. DS = we Me, Mi a” 2

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42 People People States of Individuality ndividuality is not just a word at Spotsy High. Draw- ing its student body from a geograph- ic area that encom- passes over thirty miles, Spotsy has stu- dents who walk to school as well as many who have a long ride. Overcoming the dif- ferences inherent with Lisa Trump, Tricia Shelton, Kim Phillipe, and Tammy Deale converse. the mixing of so many varied backgrounds is no easy task. A student body that continues to grow at a steady rate — this year thirteen percent — further complicates the effort. But here at Spotsy we have a little something for everybody while managing to achieve a unique sense of our- selves as a student body. Individual stu- dents with a multitude of diverse interests — good ole’ boys to skat- ers — regroup for jobs as class officers and class members, realign to become salespeople and gas jockeys. Rural america becomes more comsopolitan as the foreign exchange pro- gram helps us to broad- en our horizons and rethink the boundaries of friendship, They are absorbed in the daily pursuits of Spotsy, we are more familiar with foreign countries.