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

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Making The Grade Vv Post Game Blues With long faces and wilted flowers, varsity cheerlead- ers Leanna Gianaris and Pam Berry reflect on the 35-21 loss to Stonewall Jackson at the Homecom- ing game. mr £7 ae oF ‘ F; Se ey cae ernie Me = L-§ ? Week j Making Time Looking for the action 5 . = +; Big Mac Attack After the bonfire, Johnny Wilcox stops at McDo- nald’s for a snack. Fast food restaurants provided a place to meet and eat with friends Nerd With Spirit Kirk Clayberg shows his school spirit by participat- ing on Nerd Day. The week before Homecoming, des- ignated as Spirit Week, saw hundreds of students dressing up to fit the speci- fied day. Making friends, school was a conve- nient place to meet friends, where else Goulds oO UetindssG many people in one place? After strolling through the student commons people zeroed in on meeting just the right one. Games and dances offered students an op- portunity to get to know each other with- out bells interrupting conversations. The most popular fashions were showcased at these social gatherings along with the latest dance steps. Break- dancing gained popu- laritys les; hot,” ‘said David Porter, “it kind of sets you apart from everyone else if you’re a breakdancer.”’ In the community, Spotsylvania Mall pro- vided a favorite ‘‘hang- Ol (aeeeaeved Veto mn school. People from area high schools con- verged during the weekend, each sport- ing his letter jacket and looking for action. Whether showing off at the movies, walk- ing the mall, or just cruising around popu- lar fast food res- taurants, everyone needed a place to make friends. Student Life Divider ad

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Si ReAG RRR ERPS RIO OIE: heehee et eee . rs aac ae tet SOR enn, Water Recreation When the heat became too much to bear Matt Belman resorted to renting a Hobie Cat at Fairview Beach. Friends on the Rocks Kelly Brown and Steve Cowan take time out to get some relief from the heat and humidity at Ely’s Ford on the Rappahannock River. They were participants in a eight mile canoe trip Summer sponsored by Mr. Bill Micks.