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

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PERSONAL SPACES VOLUME 32 JUNE 1984 DIVISIONS . Opening — A Little Bit Of Elbow Room.......... Student Life — Outside ACTION............. eee 6 Community — Community Relations........... 38 sports —- Physically Speaking ................. 02 Classes — A Places] CO? EIiicaee ar 1) natn enienenee eee 88 Academics — Education Messages.......... 134 Clubs— PlacessltoiBelonGen, nee 162 Index — It’s All Included 196 Closing: —= FIT INO Thiam eects een WZ Despite losing to James Wood by a score of 7-0 on the football field, Homecoming ‘83 had an air of excitement. Home- coming Week was filled with dress up days and it ended with a dance where over 200 cou- ples enjoyed the music of “Class Act” oPEGIAL FEATURES Personal Petsss vic. e iru eeecke cabernet on an nee eee sorts: Watoners: cA ee eee tne ce ee ise are ce et ere AL FOreIGhy EXCDONGC a aie mere tit eile een ee Renovating Your Drecins sete. ae se. vase ee Fire.and Smoke wei eae dinlvnn s Civ Seae a ee eee FISRING FOr IMONnCY, 2 erwrckia: cena: ot spanner Worthy: GOIN i. 2 Sthet he cava tata ae ot ane POSITIVE FOCO: 7s RRP Ter ae. s esate ee Ler ce ean Special Peoples sets elie oats tee, ater gee re m=. Because We: Cores ta see eee GONQWOY 2 28 sienna suis acetate cnet ae ARTICLES ae Nae ae ear a eet OT i eet ea ee Pere UMC bie tn eer Percale? Cet och Field Hockey — Strokes Of, LucKi te. .2 a aerieer ene Cross Country —— Down: COUnITV: ROCCS rt eee ere 62 College Nights 5 iesiee an te uve ee ee foe ee eae eee oer a 93 Windsurfing — Wind aNd WOVES........: ccc cette ees 106 Plano: —:A 'Professionciities: ome case er ene ieee ae 16 Student life depended upon the money students had to pay for their social activities. To Drama Eves Weresony OU sea ssi tet ee i obtain money, many students AP. Classes==ArsianOf Presiiggn aa) ae ene 154 | Chose to work part-time after school and on weekends. The Publications — Working Overtime ....... 0). cc ee eee eee 170 | became astute observers a SCA. — Open Liness. ews. centers ovens Gee ene eee eee 193 “Help Wanted” signs Mr. James: Ross —= On Guardia yan ee BUG Ger Pe, Righcie rey BY eee Meee) OO) ae th Nh) O16 Heh 16) ey Cay ey 8) Oey 2 Table of Contents

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2 o. Preppy and redneck cloth- ing styles were still popular. However, a “new wave” of fashion in the form of mulTti- colored leather goods appeared among the students. With so many styles available, they could mix-n-match different items to fit their personalities. lO = - sem ie . A ARNON APRIE 2: Pa gunned pase a, 54 Ending the season with a 1-9 record, the football team vowed to improve upon their abilities and strategies. A full re- port on their entire season emphasizes their grim deter- mination to succeed. 68 Led by sophomore Kim Sullivan and senior Kim Small, the girl’s gymnastics squad captured the Commonwealth District title on the way to region- al compeftition. 129 Facu lty athletes Mrs. Cathy Lee, a black belt in karate, and Mrs. Betty Dameron, an avid runner, readied themselves for the 1986 Pan American Games and Marine Corps Marathon respectively. isp 144 From rats and fish to plants and humans, science stu- dents discovered new facts about the life functions of all kinds of organisms. 164 The band and pom pon squad put in long, exhausting hours to support activities. INDIAN LEGEND STAFF: Hunter Rep. — Mr. Jim Ellis Adviser — Ms. Janet Payne Copy Adviser — Mrs. Rosemary Balgavy Photography Adviser —Mr. Bob Wallace Editor-in-Chief — Dennis Silver Student Life Editor — Erika Byrd staff — Billy Howell Lara Shelesky Kathy Ramsey Ellen Jones Community Editor — Sports Editor — Ssicti— Suzanne Carr Melissa Clipper Beth Hall Billy Swaggerty Classes Editor — Joan Dent sicti—— Sheila Carter Academics Editor — Karen Bland staff — Michelle Barnes Jan Gallaher Kerah Hicks Judy Reagan Clubs Editor — Kathy McCloud staff— Melina Davis ‘Terry McCloud Index — ‘ Kathy Ramsey | Business Manager — Wendy Crismond Student Info. — Tina Sampson Contributing Photographers — Erika Byrd Giancarlo Filartiga Terry McCloud Ms. Janet Payne Kathy Ramsey Dennis Silver Mr. Bob Wallace Special Art Drawn by Richie Fahnestock Special thanks to Mr. George Brown for taking and developing of sports pictures. Indian Legend. Front Row: Beth Hall, Tina Sampson. Second Row: Billy USE gerty, Judy Reagan. Third Row: Bil Howell, Melina Davis. Fourth Row: Melis- sa Clipper, Michelle Bames. Fifth Row: Suzanne Carr, Terry McCloud. Back Row: Sheila Carter SPECIFICATIONS: The 1984 Stafford Senior High Schoo! Indian Legend was printed by Hunter Publishing Company, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Paper: 80 |b. dull enamel. Endsheets: Color 101 with die cut flap. Press run: 925 copies of 208 pages. Cover: “C” Grade Roxite in a rust color. Type: 6, 8, 10, 12 pt. Avant with Bold lead-ins for captions Headlines and Subheads: Jabie of Contents, Opening, Dividers, and Closing — Avant; Student Life — hana- set type; Sports — Helvetica; Classes — Avant Book; Academics — Avant Bold; Clubs — Optima. The 1983 Indian Legend received a first place award from the Virginia High School League. It also received a Medalist Certificate from Columbia University while receiving four out of five Al-Columbian Awards (1 Table of Contents 3