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

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Student Life Divider 5

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4 Student Life Divider Suit Your Taste CONCERT i elilaacell wks capital AC OC centre CAP ATAL CENTRE Fescacmac i | SUN DEC 20.198] What's the matter with the clothes I’m wearing? “Can't you tell that your tie’s too wide.”’ Music and the groups who sang our favorite songs influenced greatly our lives. We learned our favorite musician's life story and we spent our hard earned money on records and tapes. Sometimes they even influenced the way we talked, acted, and dressed. New wave groups like the Go Gos, Brand X, and the Pretenders began the trends of mini skirts and way-out hair styles. Though some took advantage of these new sounds to change their music tastes, others chose to stay with their original preferences. As Billy Joel put it: “Hot funk, cool punk, even it it’s old junk, it’s still rock and roll to me.”’ Making waves. Beverly Lee, John Allinder, and Liz Morford check out the latest albums by the Sex Pistols and David Bowie in Musicland at Spotsylvania Mall.

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Soaps And Hopes “Hey, Sue, can! use your comb? My hair is sticking up in front.” “Sure you can, Kathy, but your hair looks ” fine. This was a typical exchange that could be overheard as the 1982 seniors lined up to have their picture taken. The conversation drifted away from the picture-taking and took the form of summer activities. Students involved in extracurricular activities such as band, cheerleading, and football, marched, jumped, and pounded for many hours in order to prepare for the opening of their season. Others used their free time to work and make extra money. Still others took a more passive approach to the summer and just relaxed. Their biggest problem was whether Kelly would find out that Nola’s baby wasn’t his and finally marry Morgan on the ‘“‘Guiding Light”? or whether Luke and Laura would save Port Charles from Mecos Cassadine on “General Hospital.”’ As everyone was rushing around doing last minute fix ups for their pictures, they also rambled about the approaching first day of school. You could hear some of the jokes they were planning to play on the underclassmen. For example, when a freshman asked where a certain class was, you could tell them to look on the third floor. As the first day of school arrived, everyone was running around meeting with old friends and making new ones. As the maddening day came to an end, everyone said, ‘“‘good-bye’’, “see you tomorrow.” While the students hurried to their buses, they were thinking about getting to the phone to get caught up on the news, reminisce about the day’s activities, and plan the following day. Hand-off Coaches Jerry Pritchett and Terry A step in the right direction. During summer Hoggatt show starting quarterback Eddie Haynes football practice, Coach Richard Serbay gives orders how to execute a proper hand-off. to the players. 6 Summer and the First Day of School