Stafford Senior High School - Indian Legend Yearbook (Falmouth, VA)

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Shaving Cream? At the Anything Goes game spon- sored by the cheerleaders, Mike Shelton digs into the pie eating contest. Challenger. Senior Danny Dobson prepares for the tug of war in the Anything Goes competitions. The varsity players challenged everyone present — and won. 8 Homecoming Change of face. Before the Homecoming game Elaine Glover paints varsity football player, LeRoy King’s face with Indian paint. In the sack. During the Anything Goes game, Valerie Garrow jumps into the fun with both feet as she partici- pates in the potato sack race.

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Stood up. Seniors stand in line talking among them- selves as they try to pass time waiting for the photogra- pher. Nutrition? On the first day of school, sophomore Jeff Morgan experiences his first high school lunch. Dressed to impress. Michael Page casually walks down the hall showing off his new school clothes. Summer and the First Day of School 7

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In the Spirit of Fun There was a northwest wind blowing on that clear starry night. On October 8, around 7:00 p.m. people were milling about wearing a variety of sweaters, coats, and ski jackets. Suddenly there was a stir on the baseball field when a burst of flames and billow of smoke lit the dark sky with a bright orange glare. The second annual bon fire had begun. It was odd to see everyone dressed in their regular clothes, considering the whole week before they had been dressed for the days of Spirit Week. Pajama Day was a good day for a laugh. Teddy bears and pajamas with feet were two of the things most seen. (continued) Tight end. Curtis James acts as the anchor in the Anything Goes tug of war against the freshman class. Blues brother. On Beach Bum Day during Spirit Week, Marty Martinussen flaunts his attire during homeroom. Homecoming 9