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

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: ieee EEE ar SEE | Morning Stroll A group of Hartwood friends gather by their lockers while Tammy Blevins and Natalie Greary make their way to homeroom. Sharon Baggett Primping Up In the five minutes between class, Linda Cowan and Nicole Hub- bard brush their hair. Sharon Baggett 18 Between Classes Quick Date Bonnie Moore and Alan Elliott up- date each other on the day’s hap- penings. Sharon Baggett

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2 ne tee tie Bag Ladies Nicole Votta and Charity Rooney prepare survival kits for the teachers first day. Bob Wallace First Day Blues Andy Logan starts on his homework while in the library. Bob Wallace First Day of School 17

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Shoot the Hoop Sara Brown uses her time between classes to make a slam dunk on the nerf basket net attached to her locker. Sharon Baggett Zaee Sata Each day, the rush con- tinued. The leisure time of the summer disappeared slowly as the bell schedule once again became reality. Limited time, locker inconveniences, un- believable crowds and socializ- ing played key factors in the change of classes. Although only a short five minutes existed, students took part in many activities. They caught up on last minute study- ing, made phone calls, met girl- friends and boyfriends and rushed to class. Senior, Sharon Embrey, and Junior, Kim Luck, both agreed that “You have to push people just to get through.” The majority of the students waited until the last minute, and then raced off to class, leaving the halls deser- ted. The school population soared to a stunning one thousand five Talking and Eating Kelli McFadden uses her five minutes between class to grab a bite to eat phone home. Bob Wallace hundred eighty-nine students. “You don’t even have enough elbow room,” complained sophomore, Lisa Speed. The high population contributed to frequent tardies. Another hassle to be dealt with included lockers. Many students could not see into the upper part of their lockers and this limited locker use to the bottom portion. Locks appea- red to be mandatory due to the theft of personal items such as books and clothing. The use of a lock also caused tardiness, con- firmed sophomore, Mike DeMaria. Time proved to be valuable, and by varied activities, students made good use of it. In between classes provided for relaxation and an escape from the hectic pressures of school. Sharon Bagget High Reach Jeff Berry finds it a struggle to get his books for his next classes. Smaller people had to adjust to the tall lockers. Sharon Baggett Between Classes 19