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

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In the Spirit of Fun Sunglasses, shorts, surf shop shirts, flip flops and hats were all seen on Beach Bum Day. Blue and Gold Day was your chance to show school spirit. Friday, the football team put war paint on their faces to hype themselves for the forthcoming gridiron conflict. By the time 8:00 arrived they were more than ready to play the game. At half time our class floats were on display for judging when the results came in the senior class float had won first place. The height of the festivities took place with the crowning of Phil Rice, as King, and Renee Stout, as Queen, of our 1981 Stafford homecoming. With that, the halftime activities ended with a thunderous roar. 10 Homecoming ee yas, wy “i DART my P PPO sy Tina tact’ OW, Ya Save the last dance. Kathy Seay, David Lancaster, Kim Small, Jackie Redmond, Kim Strickland and Jimmy Hodge patiently await the end of the ride on the sophomore float.

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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

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Royalty. Just after being crowned, king and queen, Phil Rice and Renee Stout, take a ride around the football field as the onlookers cheer. 50’s craze. Representing the days of bobbi socks and poodle skirts, freshman representatives Heidi Antell, Tim Early, Richard Craig and Estelle Friedman smile as they pass the spectators. To add authenticity to their theme, whip cream filled their milkshake glasses. Show your best side. Junior class representative Susan Beverly holds onto Chris Phillips’ arm as the float circles the football field. Odd couple. Eddie Haynes takes time out from the varsity football team to escort Karin Sullivan on the senior float. x ¥ : Homecoming 11