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

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Was there student life without money? Money earned from part- time jobs or borrowed from par- ents provided students with opportunities to select those acti- vities which they wished to attend. Some students chose school dances, on Friday nights, after football and basketball games or the Bee Hive in Fredericksburg. Large numbers of students paid from twelve to fourteen dol- lars for tickets to see concerts at the Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland and the Richmond Col- iseum in Richmond, Virginia. Stu- dents also paid $8.98 each for new albums and tapes by favorite artists such as Alabama, Rush, and Van Halen. For the spectator, events in- cluded the Harlem Globetrotters, professional wrestling, the Juniors vs. Faculty basketball game, and male dancers at the Silver Slipper Club.

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STRETCH FOR TWO. Varsity player Charlie Payne goes up for a layup in a game against Courtland. Stafford won 71 to 52. THAT’S IT. Mike Barr indicates his lunch selection to cafeteria workers. Contents Opening Student Life Classes Academics Clubs Sports Ads Index Closing BUILT TO TAKE IT. The freshman squad builds a pyramid during a cheerleading camp held at the University of Richmond. POINTING THE WAY. Guidance counselor Mr. Michael Fariss directs student Pete Terry to class on the first day of school. reope 5 Choice ... Opening 3

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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