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

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PROUD OWNERS: Tammy Delano, Jean Tyree, and Karen Sullivan put the finishing touches on Christmas gingerbread houses that they made in their Food Occupations class. SANTA’S TREAT. Mrs. Alice Long hands a candy cane to freshman Carolyn Powell. Wearing the latest new wave fashions and bursting with class spirit, students entered Stafford High School to begin a new school year. For many, it was a year of re- newal. Clubs worked at striving to do more activities with more stu- dent input. Sports teams strug- gled to regain the confidence and 2 Opening 2 ss a a By, 4 ie SoS S SARAH S $ F ne amie a5 ee knowledge of play patterns needed to overcome the mis- takes of inexperienced players. The athletic teams had to rely on strength, stamina, and sheer de- termination in order to win. A rise in class rivalry was also evident at the beginning of school. Students proudly wore class t-shirts to school daily. Pep rallies were even livelier than ever as proved by increased student input — more posters, and more noise. : Maybe the cold reality of the time worn phrase ‘It’s all up to you’ prompted some students to take advantage of the opportuni- ties.