Spotsylvania High School - Trail Yearbook (Spotsylvania, VA)

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aia Best of the Best 4 Best Looking: Missy Pritchett -Biqgest Gossip nent ; a Dressed: Pam Mclsinney Bill Britt A Most Likely To UCCee 5 Class Clowns: Parti Clark Bill Evans nm the morning of rhe phoro session Mrs. Woodcock and some 18 or so seniors were wandering around rhe school building trying ro ger heir creative juices flow- ing. That was no easy task ar 8:05 AM. In some cases we were berrer able to phoro- journalistically convey and A well-dressed person needs more than clothes to complete the “look”. Best Dressed Pam McKinney and Bill Britt think the right car helps. Even those considered to be Most Likely to Succeed know that all work and no play .. . Jeff Curtis and Erica Delph take some time to play mental video games. Senior Superlatives Chris Bowman . jeff Martin Ronnerre Thompson d: Erica Delph Jeff Curtis Senior Superlatives reflect the personalities of these ‘super’ seniors; in orh- er cases we resorted to the tried-and-true Being vored Mosr Unfor- getrable, for example, says something about the per- sonality. Bob Melzer and Mi- chelle Dadzirus wanted to be phorographed on the school roof. When Mrs. W killed thar idea, they nad to find anorher fantasy to fulfil — prerending fo steal a’ bus worked. Thinking up pranks on the spur of the moment is not easy. Class Clowns Patti Clark and Bill Evans turn the joke on an unsuspecting st Si, Mr. E. Suppose anyone bought the car?

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1 More Last Word SCA also organized a pride week for our school. During Pride week students worked together to show their spirir and school pride. In the fronr hall students were able fo sign a mas- A sure sign of the onset on spring is baseball practice. Kevin Seay works up a sweat and sharpens his skills during an early March prac- tice. sive banner thar read “We Love Sporsy’’ Many other activities were scheduled such as writing a definition of what one personally thought pride was. Also, srudents traced their hands on a sheet of pa- per, cur if our and signed r. The SCA larer posted the hands around the cafereria. The most excit ing event of pride week took place during the Athletics awards assem bly. Mr. Worlkman volun reered To shave his legs if there was 90% participa rion on red, white, and blue day. School spirir and pride held strong as srudenrs Joined spring sports. Base ball, sofrball, track, rennis, and soccer starred in March and students were ready ro compere. March saw anew sign of the popu- lation’s flight out 208. Hanging at the junction of the once rural Routes 208 and 613 is a brand new stop light. As the days lengthed and winter gloom began to give way to sun- shine, tennis hopeful Hunter Arrift can't contain his celebratory mood.