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

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FILING IN. 1982 Graduates march into the gymnasium to begin the graduation ceremony. DIPLOMA DELIVERY. Charmaine Hyde joyously receives her diploma. 6 Graduation ’82 MASS CONFUSION. Senior class sponsor, Mrs. Agnes Dunn, struggles to maintain order during graduation practice. SLOW DANCIN’. Bryan Hovey and Kim Cook enjoy a slow number at the Junior-Senior Prom.

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GOOD TIMES. At the homecoming dance, the floor was crowded with young people enjoying the sounds of the group Burgundii. Added Diversions Student Life Divider 5

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“They were definitely wild!” commented junior Cathy Dodd as she thought back to the graduated class of 1982. Memo- ries of a greaséd flag pole at James Monroe High School with a dummy football player attached and a flasher (Richard Hodge) at a pep rally were still in student's minds. The former seniors were also noted for the noise they made. Art teacher, Janet Payne stated, ‘I'll never forget all the hooting and holler- ing that class did during their graduation practice.” 1982 graduate Anne Bojohn- ny agreed with the sentiments of her alummi “We had a really close class. Everyone was spirit- ed and loved to party!” John Sharpe offered this advice to up and coming seniors, ‘‘It takes the CELEBRATION. Seniors express their excitement after recieving their diplomas. ODD COUPLE. At the Junior-Senior Prom Kevin Mills and Mrs. Mary Lou Pitzer enjoy a dance together. whole senior class to carry on our spirited tradition, not just a handful of people.” From a ‘Tropical Paradise” prom to the gymnasium gradu- ation ceremony the seniors completed their year. With the opening of North Stafford High School the seniors were the first to graduate without their former classmates. Tammy Hall re- members commencement as being, “ ... sad ’cause we had to graduate without all our friends.” The class of ‘82’s high school years were over June 16. Yet their reputation still remained, and as Roger Payne stated, “We leave it up to the seniors to carry on our spirit and accomplish- ments!” SLEEPING IT OFF. Former seniors Joe McKinney and Pete Janns rest during one of the “Boring” graduation practices. Year to Remember Graduation ‘82 7