West Springfield High School - Olympian Yearbook (Springfield, VA)

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Such an interesting life in a terrarium,” muses John Inver. “What homework do I have tonight?” wonders Bill Ewing. ”Ga . . . Ge . . . Gi . . . Girls” “Wait for me!” “A-S-D-F . . . J-K-L;” “Are you saying I’m wrong?”, asks Laurie Gardner. 21

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5:30 is a little late to be waiting for the late bus. “Hey Fred, I think we missed the race,” says Charlie Boykin. Judy Newman tries out for the one act play, “Infancy”. “I wonder who my heart will go out to this year!” The Merry Faces Of Students Capturing that certain look or gesture; Actions with a style of their own. Student life at West Springfield contains many of these moments that are so hard at times to capture and share with others. Meaning one thing but saying another, looking one way but being another; this is the collection of candids we’ve managed to capture of the students of West Springfield High School. This is typical of West Springfield during 4th period.

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These twins seem to be enjoying the excitement of the dance. Gals Grab Their Guys For The Sadie Hawkins Dance The moon rises gently over Dogpatch, All the Daisy Mays and L’il Abners arrive Among a flurry of patches, denim, and straw hats. Magic is in the air as couples buy their marriage licenses at the new courthouse, get hitched by Man-yin’ Sam Knudson and dance off to their honeymoon to the music of “Clear Blue Sky.” The Lover’s Tree adds a romantic touch to WS’s dogpatch. Linda Bradford and Bud Muncie are all tied up at the moment. Each year “Marryin’ Sam” Knudson hitches L’il Abners and Daisy Mays. 22