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

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A Long Preparation 10 Homecoming Celebration for a Short “But Homecoming is this weekend!” cried students as their unresponsive teachers piled assignments on their desks. With the marking period ending the Tuesday after Home- coming weekend, students had to juggle nine weeks tests and homework. However, they were still expected to work on Home- coming preparations and keep their spirit alive. Meanwhile, the less experi- enced freshmen struggled with curious questions: What is Homecoming? Is it a dance? A football game? Or just a time to acknowledge that we're back at school and summer is over? As the answers to these uncertainties were discovered, more questions popped up: Should | get a long or short dress? How soon am! supposed to get a date? Should | get her flowers? However, these questions had (continued LAST MINUTE HUSTLE. Freshmen settle down to complete the final touches on their float in the schools’ masonry lab. HEAT OF THE MOMENT. Sophomore Lisa Brown and friend enjoy a romantic moment away from the crowd at the bonfire.

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WA BAS OF BOL IAE Bae LET YOUR SPIRIT SHINE. Junior Varsity cheerleaders preform for their daily evaluation at the NCA camp which was held at the University of Richmond. WATER GAMES. Freshmen Mark Lenzi, Stephanie Shelton, and Sharon Amos relax during the summer at Pleasant Valley pool. FLOATING BY. Senior Karen Fairbanks and crew prepare to start at the Fourth of July Fredericksburg River Raft Race. SETTING THE STAGE. Senior Larry Cox helps prepare for the Fourth of July afternoon concert at Old Mill Park. THE BEST OF THE BEST. Varsity cheerleaders compete for the Award of Excellence at the University of Richmond. Summer 9

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HOLD THAT LINE. Members of the senior class test their strength against the juniors at the “Anything Goes” competition. THE PREDATOR . Anne Barnes expresses her school spirit by dressing accordingly for costume day. SEND IN THE CLOWNS. Seniors Wendi Spindle and Karen Dodd parade through the halls between classes. PERFECT PATIENCE. Sherri Boutchyard concentrates on a painting for the decorations of the dance. FREAK-OUT! Nikki Gentry and Lynn Brown look on as Angela Haynes is mighty suprised by a cat searching for 4 her attention at the bonfire HARD CORE. On new wave day, Ray Hall displays school spirit and courage in his striped tee and mohawk hairdo. Homecoming 11