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

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20 Weekends Weekends were made for ... teenage girls could spend their last penny on another piece of clothing. The mall also provided both fast food and sit down meals to satisfy hungry stom- achs. Greg Sharpe agreed that the mall was a popular place, but he felt cruising was a part of every weekend. “Everyone just burns gas,” he said, “they don’t settle down.” Those who were sick of putting gas in the tank and going out for a dinner and movie felt there was nothing to do. Junior Sheli Herron felt the area needed something new. “I wish they'd open a disco that you don’t have to be eighteen to get into. They could stamp your hand if you're CHECK IT OUT. Seniors Cherie Sawtelle, Kerri Clark, and Mark Shover observe a game of quarters played at senior Greg Sharpe's party. SORE FEET? Juniors Alice Lowery and Jane Mergenthal take a restful break from shopping on one of the mall’s ma ny benches. old enough to drink,” she said. Other requests included a roller disco and ice skating rink. Saturday and Sunday morn- ings were hushed by students’ silent sleeping. However, those who needed money took advan- tage of their free time and had weekend jobs. Students were mostly employed at fast food restaurants. Yet, jobs varying from sales clerks to mechanics were also held. Students used weekends to socialize, work, play and relax. Saturday's and Sunday's seemed to renew student's spir- its and gave them the strength to face another Monday.

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AFTERNOON DELIGHT. Sophomores Sherri Swann and Kathy Danner prepare to pull out of the school parking lot to head home for the weekend. HOWDY PARTNER. Senior Mary Fitzpatrick collects money from a customer at the Spotsylvania Mall's Roy Rogers. ON A BET. Senior Tina Tucci wipes her mouth after finishing a “mixed drink” containing a variety of party leftovers for an offer of three dollars and twenty cents. ALL FOR YOU. Sefiiors David Wilder and Pernell White contribute to keeping McDonald's clean and tidy. Weekends 19

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HELPING HAND. Junior Kevin Bruce listens intently as an Earl’s customer instructs him as to where to cart her groceries. MUNCH BREAK. Senior Margie Toombs converses as her classmate Michele Thomas enjoys a slice of pizza from the Spotsylvania Mall's Orange Bowl. SPORT SAGA. Freshmen Erika Byrd, Lara Shelesky, and Leigh D’Luges wait for some friends to join them for a game of tennis or basketball. CASUAL CONVERSATION. Senior Bernie Braun and freshmen Brawner Greer and Steve Braun meet in front of the Spotsylvania Mall’s Leggett to talk. Weekends 21