Annandale High School - Antenna Yearbook (Annandale, VA)
- Class of 1974
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To Be 18-45
To Achieve 46-83
To Strive 84-1 17
To Learn 170-245
To Pay 246-26
To Unite 1 1 8-1 69
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Mr. and Mrs. Gareth M. Neville were not fully aware of the con-
tribution they had made on that day, October 26,1951, when Fair-
fax County purchased from them twenty-two acres on Ravensworth
Road for 322,196.50 A pooling of Fairfax County provisions and
Federal allocations provided a sum total of iB1,661,418.64 to con-
struct what was to become, without qualm, a leader of high schools.
This was Annandale.
On a cool September morning in 1954 the doors of Fairfax County's
fifth and mostmodern high school were opened and students
formerly of Fairfax and Mt. Vernon High Schools entered
somewhat hesitantly but many with a vision of a high school which
would in years to come be an example of excellence.
From the start it was evident that the crowded conditions would
seriously impede the development of A.H.S. and on December 2,
1954 plans were made with the Wayne Construction Co. to erect a
twelve room addition. Upon completion, Annandale was fully
operational.
Time passed, however, and A.H.S. could not sit back on' what it
had. The school had to grow. Throughout the years additions were
constructed, a second library, more classrooms, then offices, and
still a newer library. However, Annandale grew in more than one
manner. After the Class of '57, A.H.S. never had another losing
football season, and a later "It's Academic" team established an all-
time scoring record for area schools. The vision of excellence which
those first students carried with them was being fulfilled. But times
continued lo change and we had to work to stay on top.
New methods of supplementary enrichment for classrooms were
provided for all teachers. Formats of education were improved and
varied, and in 1966 thirty classrooms, the present library and a new
cafeteria were included on the already enormous list of im-
provements and Annandaleis student capacity rose above the 2000
mark. The most recent additions were the M and R Shop and the
.Media Center. '
Annandale, now the oldest Fairfax County school on its original
site, did not want only structural improvements, however, and the
student bodies and faculty grew and changed with the structure.
Students have become ever increasingly involved with the issues of
governing their own school and the advent of a new and innovative
era of concern has risen into sight. It is not spoken of and little dis-
course pertains to it, but the pulsation of the new spirit is fell every
school day and the response and cognizance is consistent and
strong.
Annandale, with its heritage of two decades of service to the com-
munity, can look hack and be proud of the goals it has attained.
And yet, even now, the old Alma Mater can not, must not, sit still
on its laurels. The very school can feel within itself the life-giving
strength drawn from growth and knows that without growth perish
it will and that quickly.
For time is still passing, it halts and waits for no one. We must
march with it, to whatever rhythm we choose, but with it we must
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. . . Mr. Wallace J. Bolding, a
strength when we, as a freshman
class, were grasping for our first
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. . . Mrs. Gay Wilkes, a 1-onstant
haf-lser of a growing 1-lass . ..
. . . and Mr. Robert Menard., who is
perhaps the most elibible for an
honorary membership to the Class
of '74,
Four years at AHS, that's a long
time to spend anywhere. So how do
you suddenly just up and pick one
person out of a crowd of associates
and say "He's the one who helped
us the most!" or, "She did the
most good for our class."?
Annandale's Class of '74, full of
the richest heritage and pride, felt
no one teacher or administrator
could be chosen as the most help-
ful. It is for this reason that we
have decided to dedicate this the
twentieth and finest edition of the
Annandale Antenna jointly and
yet separately and individually to
the following three: Mr. Wallace J.
Bolding, a strength when we, as a
freshman class, were grasping for
our first footholds in high school
lifeg Mrs. Gay Wilkes, a constant
backer of a growing classg and Mr.
Robert Menard, who is perhaps the
most eligible for an honorary
membership to the Class of '74-.
It is to these three that we owe our
deepest heartfelt thanks and love.
For it was in love that these acted.
H. . . And though I bestow all my
goods to feed the poor, and though
I give my body to be burned, and
have not love., it profiteth me
nothingf,
-I Corinthians 13:3
In this, the first volume of the Annandale Antenna., we
of the 1955 staff have sincerely tried to recreate the birth
of Annandale High, feeling that 'we will relive every mo-
ment as you with your unfaltering' spirit and ceaseless
ambition transformed Annandale into a city alive, 1,000
strong. - .
In years to come as you glance through this yearbook, we
sincerely hope that you will recall Annandale as it was
. . . in the beginning. f
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will relivewevery moment as you with your unfaltering
spirit and. ceasel,essi,ambition have transformed -Annan-
dale into a city alive, thousands strong.
As you glance through this yearbook, we sincerely hope
that you will walk with us in passing time and retrace
Annandale's footsteps over two decades.
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Value your growth, value your maturity.
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The 1973 Magazine Drive proved, financially, to be a bomb. This was
readily visible as the committee fell short of their goal ofYel0,000 by about
5l55,000. The reasons were rather honorable, however, as much money was
spent on advertising, prizes, and various goods for the school. These in-
cluded such things as a new bicycle rack, benches for the front lobby,
music for the library and support for the Foreign Exchange student.
Despite this there were many bright points that really gave hope for
future Drives. President Tim Nasworthy initiated possibly the most
significant change as the profits from the Drive were shared by not only
the S.C.A. and the classes, but all the various clubs as well. This plus a fan-
tastic assembly that saw excellent skits by all the classes and the Key Club
shined much light on the future of the Annandale High Magazine Drive.
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Back-to-School-Night, held Thursday, October 18,
opened with a short business meeting, where the
'73-'74 enrollment and budget were discussed.
Parents were then given an opportunity to
purchase the publications for their child. The Stu-
dent Parent Teacher Association urged parents to
become members of that organization. Preceding
the business meeting, parents were dismissed to
follow their child's schedule and many bewildered
parents roamed the halls aimlessly. Those who
were sure of their destination, and those fortunate
enough to reach a Keyette usherette for assistance,
attended each class for ten minutes. During this
class time, parents were briefed as to techniques
used in that class.
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Several years ago, ponytails bobbed and saddle shoes kick-
ed, as teenagers romped to the latest dance craze-the 'Big
Applef Since the 50's, the meaning of 'Big Apple' has
changed at AHS from the high-stepping dance to a festival
of apples. As usual, this year's Big Apple was the answer to
your wildest apple-dreams. '
The '73 Big Apple, held October 27, was sponsored by the
Senior Class. In mid-October, enthusiastic Seniors
gathered at Winchester, Va., and picked over 10 bushels of
apples. Up to final minutes before the Big Apple, busy
Seniors cooked, baked, and candied apples into everything
from applesauce to apple cobbler.
The atmosphere created at the Big Apple was most appeal-
ing to those present. Folk-music was provided by Doug Put-
nam, a '71 graduate of AHS. Girls dressed as cigarette-girls
strolled among the patrons, selling apple sticks and other
apple candies. The festival proved successful to all par-
ticipants, as the evening yielded over 35300 to the Class of
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At Homecoming this year the theme was
uUp, Up 81 Away," and all who attended
really flew. Entertainment was provided
by "Inside Straiti' a marvelous band
whose thrilling sound captivated the
audience. We'd like to extend our con-
gratulations to the SCA and Mrs. Wilkes
for a job well done.
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after crowning.
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groove.
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The 1973 Sadie Hawkins dance, sponsored by the fantastic
class of "74", proved to be a smashing success as the class
grossed over S300 and provided an excellent evening for
those couples fortunate enough to have attended.
The event included music by the band, "Washington", the
ever-present Justice of the Pieces, "Marryin' Sam", the
kissing booth, and, of course, plenty of dancing.
Congratulations must go out to all the Seniors involved
with the organizing of the event, the fine decorating job
done and especially to "Marryin' Sams", Bob Grimesey and
Scott Lindeman for marrying over 100 couples despite
some crazy antics. It was for this that the Sadie Hawkins
dance will go down as one of the Highlights of this year.
Bob Grimesey was one of the"Marryin' Sams". "I guess nobody told them they're supposed to dance with boys".
- Sadie Hawkins brings out all the female chauvinists.
Brian Hester seems to be entranced in something.
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Sweetheart Queen, Chris Ulanski
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Although Old Man Winter tried his
hardest to eliminate the Sweetheart
Dance this year, his attempts failed.
On Felv. 16th Qinstead of the original-
ly planned Feb. 9thj the dance took
place and was a great success. The
Key Clulr decorations as well as the
entertainment provided hy Meclula
were superb. Chris Ulanski reigned as
queen forthe evening and noted that
all ol' her subjects thoroughly en-
joyed themselves.
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Many students of drama took tem-
porary leave of their everyday lives
this year, to slip into the lives of com-
parative strangers who might have
otherwise existed only in the pages of
a manuscript. Through the talent and
effort of these actors and actresses in
assuming the roles of an author's im-
agination, many students of Annan-
dale were visually and emotionally
touched by both the hilarious and
woeful thoughts and feelings of a peo-
ple remote to them. These characters
were introduced through the various
one act playsg the Fall play, "Green
Grow the Lilacswg and the Spring
musical, "Bye Bye Birdiewg as well as
the plays produced through the
drama classes for their own education
into the dramatic acts- The Junior Class presented "4 Boxes," an absurd
lured first place in the Night of One Acts.
Steve Morris and Sandy Buckner starred in the Soph's. production, "Manne-
quin's Demisef'
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make-up to a fellow actress.
Speakers Come to id of Teachers
Mrs. McErnerny answers questions on Fairfax County af-
fairs.
Once again, professionals were relied
on to round out and supplement
courses. Lectures, followed by ques-
tion and answer sessions, added in-
terest to regular classes.
Speakers varied and ranged from
politicians to Catholic priests and
other religious figures.
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Students display a variety ol' reactions to a speaker.
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Senior ctivities
Hicksville, USA.
Inside Strait's first appearance was not their last.
Under the leadership of President Bill Kier, the Class ol' ,74
organized and participated in many rewarding events this
year. They started in the summer by painting the Senior
Section of the bleachers. Soon following that, they par-
ticipated in a Jr.-Sr. Football game, coming out the victors.
After the Stuart game, the class introduced Inside Strait, a
new-band to Annandale, and made a huge profit. In Oc-
tober, carloads of seniors drove up to Winchester, Va. to
pick apples for the annual Big Apple. The entertainment
for the Big Apple featured Doug Putman. The First Gear
Concert sold out rapidly and was a great success. Sadie
Hawkins was also sponsored by the Seniors. Annual Senior
activities included the Homecoming Float, the Senior Mag
Drive Skit, and this year, assembling and selling school
directories.
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remember the paint?
Chris gets a helping shoulder
from Steve.
Juniors and Seniors fight it out
on the field.
"Freshman" Bob Hastey turns to
drinking when he can't sell mags.
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From soc-hops to the Dating Game,
the Junior Class enjoyed an eventful
year. After sponsoring three
successful soc-hops and the Mag
Drive to raise funds, the class in-
itiated a new activity. Annandale's
first annual Dating Game was held
on February 6, with contestants com-
ing from both Annandale and Robin-
son high schools. After vying for the
treasured date, the lucky winners
attended the Sweetheart Dance the
following week.
Though successful in these events,
the Juniors were defeated by the
Seniors in the annual Junior-Senior
football game. The determined Class
of '75, however, promised a strong
comeback and victory in the up-
coming annual basketball game. One
can only hope the class will be as for-
tunate in basketball as their other ac-
tivities.
It's all a part of the game.
Three of Robinson's best.
Juniors have always been known for their immense maturity
So, this is what it's like to be an upperclassman!
Sophomores Host Profitable Year
The class of '76 marched on through
their Sophomore year as, once again,
one of Annandale's most active
classes. This was proven from the out-
set as the '76ers took first place in the
Homecoming float contest and con-
tinued to be successful in many other
activities during the year.
These activities included two
profitable Soc-hops, two Ice Cream
Socials and the premiere of the Class
Contest Night. This event included
representatives from each class par-
taking in several corny events. The
highlight of which was the award of
Mr. Legs going to Dick Adams.
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Soc-hops were events to look forward to for sophomores.
It tingles to the taste!
Here, Chuck Hollingsworth enjoys concoctions created by sophomores at Ice Cream Social.
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The many adjustments of high school
life inhibited the freshman class'
sovial activities this year. The begin-
ning of the year brought forth the
usual havoc and activities were non-
existent. As the year progressed
however, the class shaped up and
sponsored a pizza dinner in
February. Following the usual for-
mat, patrons were offered delicious
pizza provided by Pizza Bazzono. In-
troduved to their first success, the
class looks forward to many more
such endeavors while here at A.H.S.
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Mrs. Rose Littlcg Latin, Russian
Miss Katherine Buckz, Girl's Gym
Mr. James Bolding: English
This page is dedicated to those faculty
members of Annandale High School
that have given twenty years to the
promotion of education. Ever since
Annandale opened its doors these
teachers have affected the lives of
their students. From Physical Educa-
tion to Foreign Language these
teachers have imparted their
knowledge as their dispensation to
humanity. There are six faculty
members who have given their ser-
vices to Annandale and its communi-
ty. It is on this our 20th Anniversary
that we thank these six members and
present the laurels of recognition to
Mr. Harry O. Keller who would have
made the seventh member of this
elite group.
Mr. Roy Fishcrg English
In Memory
Let us not forget that warm and
friendly personality who
devoted nineteen years of his
life to the students of Annan-
dale. He left us suddenly last
year by accidental death that
should remind us of the uncer-
tainty of our own existence on
earth. He is sorely missed and
we still salute your memory
Harry Keller and thank you
again as did the students in the
yearbook of 1964 for all the
good things that made you so
popular at Annandale and in
life.
One of many friends
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Miss Rachael Petersg Girl's Gym
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The Spectacular Semors
From Left to Right:
David Kurt Albertson
David Michael Alderton Dave
Frosh, ,I.V., Varsity Basketball, Young
Life: J.V., Varsity Baseball: Key Club:
Lettermen's Club: Homeroom
Representative.
Future Plans: College, Law
Susan Diane Alford
French llonor Society: German llonor
Society: French Club: Pep Club: Cer-
man Club, V. Pres.: llome Ev. Club: A-
Blast Staff, Girl's Track Team: F.'l'.A.,
V. Pres.: l".ll.A.g llonor Society: Young
Life: Fall Play "Green Grow the
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Future Plans: Foreign Language Major
Gary Ray Allen
Daniel Alfonso Alvarez
Debra Ceralyn Anceravuge
Robert Levin Ange
Karen Letitia Anglin
Marching Band: Concert Band:
Symphonic Band: ,I.V. Basketball, Co-
Captain, Girl's Track Team, Pit
Orchestra for "Guys and Dolls."
Future Plans: University ol' Alabama
Lori Anne Arbacas
Spanish llonor Society: Math llonor
Society, Library Asst.: Guidance Asst.
Jeffrey Allan Armstrong Seuz
jr. 81 Sr. llonor Society: Key Club, Sr.
Rep.: .l.V. Football: Asst. Drum Major:
Symphonic, Marching and Stage Bands:
Jr.-Sr. Football Game: French Club,
S.S.C.C.C.
Future Plans: Marine Biology
Nancy Lynn Armstrong
Freshman 81 .l.V. Cheerleading: Varsity
Gymnastics: Soph. Class Treasurer:
S.C.A. Rep.: Keycttes Historian
Future Plans: Fashion Merchandising
John Allison Ayres
Dale Robert Babione., .lr.
Freshman 81 Varsity Football: .l.V. SI
Varsity Track, Freshman 81 .l.V. Basket-
ball: S.C.A. Rep.: .l.V. Baseball
Future Plans: College
Debra Kaye Bacon
Brian Douglas Buhler
William Manly Barefoot
From l.cI'l lo Right:
johnny J. liarr
.Iumcs Edward Iiarrnll
Slcphcn William liurlholomuw
i"ruln'c:4 Collccn Harlon
Edwin J. Bum-opc
Dawn Baumann
Roxanne Nl. Hayrcr
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Cynthia Susan Bear
Keith Long Beasley
Brian Douglas Beebe
Charles R. Beekman, .lr.
Jane Marie Belanger
Jeffrey G. Bell
Nancy Jean Bell Nancy
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Thespiansg Jr. 8I Sr. Honor Societyg A-
Blastg Keyette Clubg Class Playsg "Hello
Dolly":, "How to Succeed in Businessnq
"Guys 81 Dolls"g VA Govenor's School
Future Plans: Elementary Education
Christine Ann Belle Chrissie
Girl's ,l.V. 81 Varsity Basketballg Snow-
ball Queeng Sears Teen Board: Home
Ee Clubg Media Center Asst.g Greek
Honor Society
Future Plans: Travel
Jeffrey Earl Belue
Jeanne Marie Benedict
David R. Bennett
Lynn Allyson Bennett
Christopher Don Bensing
Susan Elizabeth Berckman
Virginia Evelyn Binns Ginny
Offive Aidg F.B.L.A.g Big Appleg S.C.A.
Rep.:, V.O.T. Student
Future Plans: Business
Margaret Bernhart
From Left to Right:
Richard Allen Bleek
Robert Louis Blondell
Denise Marie Bly
Mark Steven Blottie
Wendellyn Faye Boardman
Mark C. Boehlart
Louis Allen Bonato
Robert William Bowen
Theresa Marie Bowers
Kathy Lynn Brasse
Richard Clay Breakiron '
French Club Pregidentg French Honor
Society: Mu Alfmha Thetar, National
.lunior Honor Societyg National Senior
Honor Societyg Boys Varsity Tennisg
Va. Boys' Stateg School Store Managerg
Outstanding Teenager of Virginia and
America Nomineeg Who's Who Among
American High School Studentsg
DuPont Scholarship
Future Plans: College, Pre-Law, Lawyer
Sharon Lee Breigh ner
Dorlhine Britain
Kcyettes
Future Plans: College-Nu rsing
Phillip Brian Brockway
Lorraine Y. Brown
Stephen M. Brown
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l'rom left to right
William Hardy Burnett
Douglas R Byrne
Joanne M Cadigan
Deborah Ames Cameron Debbie
Jr. 81 Sr. Honor Societyq Varsity Gym-
nasticsg Young Lifeg Campaignersg Pep
Club: Mu Alpha 'Thetag Volleyball In-
lramurals.
Future plans: Recreation Major.
Amy Beth Canton
,l.V. Hockeyg Spanish Clubg Home Ee.
Cluhg Girl's Track Teamg Mu Alpha
'l'hetag jr. 8K Sr. Honor Societyg Inter-
national Club.
Future plans: Home Economies Major.
Paul Gerhard Capelle
Robin Mary Caporaletti
Daniel C. Carayiannis
Key Cluh:, Tennis Teamg Ski Club: Sr.
Class Councilg Jr. 81 Sr. Football team,
Sr. Basketball team.
Future plans: Major in Horticulture.
From left to right:
Gabriella Gloria Carducei Gloria
Karen ,lo Carnes
SCA Rep.: Drama Club: Jr. Classical
Leagueg Latin Club: Latin Honor Socie-
ty: Young Life: F.H.A. Fashion Show:
F.H.A.
Future plans: Elementary Education.
liandy Dwight Chamberlain
Teresa Clare Channon
.laye Lynn Clark
Mu Alpha Theta, Sec. 81 Tres.: German
Honor Society, Pres.: Home Ee. Club,
See.g Clinic: Assistant, German Club,
Young Life, Sr. 81 Jr. Honor Society,
Kcyettes, Antenna Staff.
Future plans: College.
Mali-om Dana Clark
Deborah Lynn Clowser Debbie
Pep Squad, F.B.L.A.
Future plans: Travel
David Coldren Dave
Sports Photographer: Advertising
Manager, A-Blast.
Future plans: Transportation Engineer-
ing at Bucknell.
David P. Collins
Patricia E. Compton
Reid Compton
Marching, Concert, 81 Symphonic Band:
Mu Alpha Theta: Spanish Ilonor Socie-
ty, Vice Pres.: Jr. 81 Sr. Honor Society:
Woodwind Quintet: Archaeology
Seminar.
Future plans: Marine Biology.
Ruth Merlynne Connell
SCA Rep.: F.Il.A'.: Pep Club:
llomccoming Committee: Red Cross
Volunteer.
Future plans: College.
Nancy D. Coon
Donna Marie Cooper
l.aura Bryan Cope
Catherine H. Copeland Cope
SCA Rep.: Mu Alpha Theta: Spanish
Club: Jr. Class Counvil: Senior Class
Count-il: Keyetlcs: St-hool Store Assis-
laut: Antenna Staff.
Future plans: Commervial Airline Pilot.
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From Left to Right:
.lulie Clark Copeland
Jeffrey Brian Coppersmith
Linda .lean Cosner
Future Plans: VCU, Occupational
Therapy.
Andrew Frank Coumes
Victoria Ann Cox Vickie
,Ir. 81 Sr. Honor Society: SCA Re .3 Safe-
ty Council: Pep Club: Spanish Club.,
Pres.: Spanish Honor Society. Future
Plans: College.
Patrick Joseph Coyne Pat
Jr. 81 Sr. Honor Society: Mu Alpha
Theta: Key Club: Sr. Class Council:
Tennis Team: Chimney Painters Guild:
Honor Roll.
Jeffrey Keith Cozad
Clifford Hamilton Crandall Skip
Concert 81 Marching Band: SCA Rep.:
Young Life: ssian Club, V. Pres.:
Bridge Club: Asst.: Sr. Class Coun-
cilg ,IV Tennis. Future Plans: VPI,
Earth Science '82, Journalism.
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From left to right:
John Lamb Crawford, Jr.
james W. Crites
Nlary Teresa Dailey
.lohn .loseph Daley
Frosh JV 81 Varsity Football: Boys'
State: Varsity Basketball Manager: 4
years ol' work at McDonalds,
Gayle Janet Daly Cage
Antenna Staff: Jr. llonor Society:
Spanish llonor Society: Nlu Alpha
Theta: Chaloogie Club.
Future plans: College, to buy a letter
jacket.
William Raymond Darling
Vickie Lynn Davies
Kathleen Yvonne Dean
Elizabeth Lynne Deaver
Robert Francis Delaney Bob
LV. 81 Varsity Football: SCA Rep.:
"Guys 81 Dolls": Latin Club: Key Club:
Ski Club.
Future Plans: College.
Norman C rcgory Dcllinger
Elizabeth Ann Demme Betsy
Frosh Chorus: Young Life: Pep Squad:
,IV Cheerleader: Miss Annandale
Contestant.
Future plans: College: Phys. Ed.,
Marriage.
Stephen Daniel Deremer
Model UN: Strategy Club: ,lr. llonor
Soeiety: Spanish llonor Society: Key
Club: Varsity Soever.
Paul Andrew Desimone
Savina De'l'or4'y
Donna Marie Dillard "Sun-Kislw
FllA Federation Preis.: Young l.il'e:
Sehool Store Asst.: Athletic' Ul'l'ice Asst.:
Sr. Class Conn:-il: Marching. Convert 8:
Symphonit- Band.
Future plans: Travel.
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From Left to Right:
Linda Mary Dinger
Kerwin Delon Dobbs
Thomas N. Duffy
Diane Elaine Duncan
Young Life: Girls Varsity Track: Drill
Team Captain: "Guys 81 Dolls": "How
to Succeed . . .": Freshman Girls
Choir: Ensemble: A-Cappella Choir
Future Plans: College: Agriculture
David Thomas Dunn
Karen Dwornik Diz
.lunior Honor Society: Volleyball In-
tramurals: Pep Squad: F.H.A.: Spanish
Club: Jun. Ach.: Guidance Asst.: Miss
Annandale Contestant: Keyettcs: Senior
Class Council: Antenna Staff: Chaloogie
Club: F.B.F.C.U.C.: Fluff Club
Future Plans: College
Sally Diane Dzubak
Eileen Ann Eibell
Gregory Eric Eklund
Iman M. Fawzi Elbakry
Marvin S. Elliott
Dorothy Robin Engh Robin fCagej
Jr. Honor Society: Mu Alpha Theta:
French Club: Freshman Sl .lunior Class
Plays: Sweetheart Court: Chaloogie
Club: Munchkin Club Mayor: Ice
Skating Club: Swim Club: Member of
the Conference Council: Young Life
Future Plans: College
John David Eu bank
Craig Warren Everton' 'Corncob
,I.V. Basketball Manager: Varsity
Baseball Manager: S.C.A. Rep.
Future Plans: Arson Investigator
Gary Eugene Evoniuk
jr. S1 Sr. Honor Society: Nat'l. Merit
Letter ol' Commendation: Thesbians,
Pres.: Symphonic Band, Student Con-
ductor: Brass Choir: Pit Orchestra:
A.Y.P.: Class Plays: "Born Yesterrlayng
"How to Succeed . . .H
Future Plans: College
Cheryl Lee Ewell
From Left to Right:
Kim Marie Fabean
Katherine Melinda Farris Katie Sue
German Honor Society: Pep Cluhg A-
Blastg Chaloogic Clulmg Munchkin Clullg
Young Life: .l.V. 81 Varsity Wrestling
Teamg Ski Clubg Fluff Cluhg Lunch
Committee
Future Plans: College
Michael ,los-:eph Fay
Edward Wayne Ficklin
.lohn Nieolaus Fini
Patricia Marilyn Finter
Hit-hard Vance Fisher
Susan Dorathea Flack
Thomas Francis Flanagan
Stephen Anthony Fleger Steve
Jr. 8: Sr. Honor Society: Mu Alpha
'l'hetag Science Cluhg Key Cluhg Ski
Clulrg Senior Class Councilz, .l.V. Trackg
Varsity Football Managcrg Chimney
Painters Guildg S.S.C.C.C.
Future Plans: Singer-Movie Star
Andrea Jeanne Fleming
S.C.A. Rep.: .l.V. 81 Varsity
Cheerleaderg Sweetheart Court Rep.g
Miss Annandale Contestantg Exchange
Editor for A-Blastg Guidance Asst.
Future Plans: Radiology
Marie Kathleen Fletcher
Cathy liynn Flournay
l'atly Ann Forsyth
llouglas Gregg Fowley
Catherine Denise Fox
From Left to Right:
Janice L. Freund
Jay Barton Friedrich
Jr. Honor Society: German Club: Varsi-
ty Gymnastics: Sr. Honor Society: Ger-
man Honor Society: Mu Alpha Theta:
SenQ Class Council
Future Plans: College
Richard L. Fruchterman II Fruc
Debate Team, Capt.: F.A.C.: S.C.A.
Sen.: S.A.C. Rep.: Principal's Advisory
Comm.: Harvard Book Award: VA
Boy's State: Jr. Honor Soc.: Mu Alpha
Theta: Who's Wliog Outstanding Teen
Future Plans: William 8z Mary, Law
Gene Lowell Funkhouser Funky
J.V. 81 Varsity Baseball: Mag Drive
Comm.: Homecoming Escort: Key
Club: Young Life: Sr. Football Coach:
Sr. Basketball Team
Future Plans: College
.lohn Alan Furlow
Claudia W. Gaberman
Linda Marie Gaines
Steven Michael Galbraith Q
Lisa Marie Gallagher
James Forrest Gander Ganderson
Sr. Honor Society, Pres.: Key Club: VP:
Thesbians: Spanish Club 81 Honor
Society: Mu Alpha Theta: Frosh Foot-
ball: Winter Track: A-Blast: Sr. Class
Council: Jr. Cala.: Chimney Painters
Guild: Filament Staff
Future Plans: Duke, Oceanography or
Law
John Walter Gander
Key Club: Sr. Class Council: Jr.
Cabinet: Filament Staff: Set Sr Stage
Crew: French Club: Ski Club: A.D.P.
Asst.
Future Plans: College
Edgar Werner Garand
Ellen Astrid Gastoukian
S.C,A. Chairman of Activities: Keyette
Sgt. at arms: S.A.C.: A-Blast: French
Club 81 Honor Society: A-Capella: Jr. 81
Sr. Honor Society: Outstanding Teen:
Ensemble Sec.: "Guys Sr Dolls": "Hello
Dolly"
Future Plans: College
Randall D. Gaylor
Karen Gentzel
Bruce Robert George
Seniors Enjoy Free Time
From Left to Right:
Frank Randolph Gibson
Jeffrey Nelson Girard
Anthony Paul Classford
Sabrina Christine Coll
David Lennox Gooding W
Jr. 81 Sr. Honor Society: Nal'l. Merit
Semi-Finalist: Symphonic 81 Marching
Band: All-Regional Band: Youth
Symphony and others
Future Plans: Major in Music
Marshall Brooks Goodman Moosh
Key Club: ,I.V. Baseball: Mu Alpha
Theta: Sr. Honor Society: Annandale
Poker Club: Joy Boys: Jr.-Sr. Football
81 Basketball
Future Plans: Cheap Shot Artist
Deborah Anne Goodwin
I Lynne Mary Grant
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From Left to Right:
Marion Elizabeth Green
Maureen Nlicliclc Green
Robert Patrick Grimesey Bob
Freshman, ,I.V., and Varsity Football:
,l.V. Wrestling: ,I.V. Track 81 Fieldg Key
Club: Antenna: Bob Brothers., Pres.: Sr.
Class Couneilg Chimney Painters
Union: Quill 81 Scroll: "The Fan-
tastieksu: Jr. Class Cab.
Future Plans: Playboy Bunny
Edwin William Guilford, IV Ed
Antenna, Photographer: A-Blast,
Photographer Media Center Asst.
James Robert Guill
Judith Ann llarkett
Mary Joanne Hackfortl "lVlahn"
Spanish Club: l'ep Club: Guidance Ul-
fiee Asst.: C.Y.O.g Young Life: Spanish
llonor Sou-icty.
Future Plans: Business Efluvation
Gregory Charles Hafner
.Iclfrey Larry Hagslrom Nlortsgah
Freshman Wrestling: Freshman S1 ,I.V.
Track: S.C.A. Rep.: Folk Group:
Nl.Y.l".: Young Life: Bowling Club
lfulure Plans: College: 'Travel
Charlyn Ann llall Charlie fllouj
jr. St Sr. Honor Society: lVlu Alpha
Theta: Quill S1 Scroll: French Clubg A-
Blastq .lr. Class Play: Ski Club:
Chaloogie Clubg Swim Team:
Conference Couneilg Young l.il'e
Future Plans: College
Bonnie Kathryn llalsteatl
John Robert Hamel
lVlim-helle Vivky Hanvovk
.lerry Anthony llansbrough
Nancy Elizabeth llare
Paula l,. llarrington
From Left to Right:
Dennis Clark Harris, Jr.
Steven Glenn Harris
Allison Scott Harrison
Debra .lune Hart Debbie
National Honor Society: Mu Alpha
Theta: German Club: Home Ee. Club:
Drill Team: Lab Asst.: Miss Annandale
Finalist
Future Plans: B.S. in Nursing
Donald Frederick llart
Marion L. Harvey
Robert Edward Hastey Hastey Man
Young Life: .lr.-Sr. Basketball: Sr. Class
Council: Ski Club, Tres.: Bob Brothers,
VP: Chimney Painters Guild: S.S.C.C.C.
Future Plans: Basketball Superstar
Randy Scott Haun
Jr. llonor Society: 'l'l1e:-zlmians: liigbl
Crew for "How to Succeed . . ." and
others.
Fixture Plans: Biology Major
William Roy Haynes
Maureen Anne Healey Mo
Jr. Honor Society: Senior Class Treas.:
Kcyette Club: .l.V. 81 Varsity Basket-
ball, and Softball: S.C.A. Rep.: C.C.D.
Asst.: German llonor Society: Mgr.
Basketball Intramurals
Future Plans: Medicine
Laura ,lean lleck
Majorettes, Co-Captain, Captain:
Keyettes S.C.A. Rep.: Jr. llonor Society:
Sr. Class Council: l".A.C.: Young Lile:
Swim Team: Model UN
Future Plans: Oceanography, Biology
Major
Debra Lee Hendricks
Concert Band: Office Asst,: Spanish
Club: S.C.A. Rep.: Keyettes: Sr. Class
Council: Spanish Honor Society.
Larry Wayne Hensley
Cerald Lee Henson Gerry
Frosh., ,l.V. Sz Varsity Basketball: Key
Club, Pres,: S.C.A. Cabinet: Principal's
Advisory Staff: Homecoming Escort:
Mag Drive Skits
Future Plans: Physical Education
Charles ll. Hollingsworth Hoot
Frosb, ,l.V. 81 Varsity Football: ,l.V.
Track: S.C.A. Rep.: Young Buck Club
Future Plans: 'l'ootie Researcher
Henry Reid Holt Hank
Flagstaff High School Ski Team
Future Plans: College, Wildlife Mgt.
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From left to right:
Robert Monroe Anderson Honour Bob
Frosh 81 .l.V. Wrestlingg Folk Music
Cluhz, F.T.A.g A-Blast Cover Editor:
Senior Class Council.
Future plans: College, Social Welfare.
Constance L. Hopkins
Stephanie Hopkins Steph
Frosh cheerleader, co-captaing Varsity
gymnasliesg Biology assistant.
Future plans: College.
James E. Horne
Stephen Charles Houlihan
Susan Carmen Houser
Janet Marie Hubble
William Edward Hughes Il
Susan Belinda Ingalls
Denise Ann lnscoe
Jr. 81 Sr. 'Honor Societyg Latin Honor
Societyg Latin Club, Sec. 81 Tres.g
Keyettcsg FHA, Treasurerg Young Lifeg
Campaignersg Sr. Class Council.
Future plans: Veterinary Medicine.
Anna Maria Jacobson
Gary Charles ,Iedlicka
Robert Randolph Jefferson
Marianne Virgin Jennings
Bruce Charles .lerome
jeffrey Louis John
Exerylmrly loves Seniors . . especially Susan.
From left to right:
Edward William Johnson
Charles Dietric Johnston
Eric Daniel Johnston
Mara Johnston
Wendy Lynn Jones
Paul Richard Jordan II
A-Blast, co-editor-in-chiefg Foreign Al'-
fairs Clubz, Quill and Scroll Honor
Societyg SCA Cabinetg French Club:
F.T.A.: WETA-TV, student staffz, SAC.
Future plans: Baptist ministry.
lrvin G. Kalenbrink III
Rebecca Eileen Kays
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From Left' to Right:
Phyllis Ann Kennedy
Timothy Mark Ketchum
Kevin Daniel Kiely Charlie Brown
Spring 81 Winter Trackg Theshiansg
S.C.A. Rep.g UN Security Councilg
"Born Yesterday"
Future Plans: Seal Breeder
William McKee Kier Freak
Jr. 81 Sr. Honor Societyg Mu Alpha
Thetag Soph., Jr. 81 Sr. Class Pres.: Key
ClulJ:, Area II S.A.C.g ,l.V. SI Varsity
Trackg Boy's Stateg Chimney Painters
Cuildg Who's Who
Future Plans: Colgate University
Dae Ho Kim
Young Chol Kim
Eric Edmonds Kirby
James Michael Kosmos
Alfred Christian Kraft
Symphonic 81 Marching Bandg Squad
Leaderg Jr. Honor Societyg Light-Crewg
Band Pres.g Media Center Asst.g Pit
Orchestra
Future Plans: VPI, Mechanical
Engineering
Ann Marie Kraus
Jr. Honor Societyg Spanish Honor Socie-
tyg Antennag Asst. Ed., Filament Staffg
Keyette Clubg Mu Alpha Thetag Miss
Annandale Comm.
Future Plans: Education
Nancy Anne Kreber
Geraldine Anne Lamm
Jeffrey Eugene Landrum Jeff-
Jr. Honor Societyg German Honor
Society, V.P.: Mu Alpha Thetag Latin
Clubg Thespiansg A Cappella, V.P.g
"Guys 81 Dolls" and othersg Regional
Choir
Future Plans: DramafMusic
Nancy Mary Langino
Norman Walter Larson
Gerald F. Laughlin, III
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From Left to Right:
Paul Andrew Lautermilch
Jr. Class VPg German Honor Societyg
Float Comm.g Chimney Painters Guildg
Nat'l. Letter of Commendationg Student
Directory
Future Plans: Environmental Engineer-
mg
Thomas Edward Lawall
Lisa Louisa Lawo
Kevin S. Lawrence
.lohn Keddy Lee
Diane Lynn Lesko A
Latin Honor Societyg Mu Alpha Thetaz,
Varsity Tennis Teamq Senior Class
Councilg French, Latin Sz Fencing
Clubg F.T.A.g Ski Clubg Antenna Staffg
Young Life
Future Plans: College
Scott Folsom Leysath
Deborah Christine Lilly
Scott Peter Lindaman
Freshman 81 ,l.V. Basketballg .I.V. SI
Var. Tennisg Key Clubg Sgt.-at-Arms Ski
Cluhg S.S.C.C.C.g Antennag Sr. Class
Councilg C.Y.O.g Basketballg S.C.A.
Rep.
Future Plans: College
Leslie Louise Lindholm
Guidance Asst.:, V.0.T. Stuclentg
Keyettesq Big Appleg F.B.L.A., Vice
Pres.
Future Plans: The pursuit of happiness
Cheryl Ann Lindquist
james Franklin Lipshultz
Laura Elizabeth Lopes
,l.V. Cheerleaderg Varsity Cheerleading,
Co-Captainr, Miss Annandale 19733
Soph. Class Secretary
Future Plans: Nursing Major
Gordon Michael Lauderhack
Michael .lames Lucido
Varsity Football 4 Years: All-Districtg
All-Stateg All-Melropolitang All-
American
Kenneth M. Luhman., Jr.
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Seniors . . . An Industrious Class
From loft lo right:
llolmcrl M. l.unflicn, jr.
Mlvlwcl J. l.ysagl1l
'l'orl1l llorl gcr Nlm-Clinwns
William Thomas M1-Garey Spots
Key Club: Homcroorh Reprcsenlaliveg
Nul'l. Mcril l.cllcr ol' Commenflalion. -
l"ulurc plans: lVl1'Donalds' Nlanugcr. l
,lay Spam-cr MvGucrly
'l'l1omas Waller M4-lieu
Nlurly Marie lVl4'll'lzu1us
Daryl ,lon Nluvllollulrl
From left to righl:
Leslie Ann MacKinnon
Colleen .loan Machennan
Richard C. Mapp
Jeffrey Scott Malovich
Frosh, ,l.V., 81 Varsily Foolhallg Frosh
Wrestling: ,l.V. llaseballg Homeroom
Rep.: Key Cluhg Young Life.
Future plans: Movie Star. s
Noel A. Martin
Mark A. Masingill
Virginia Lee Maslaney Ginny
Spanish Clubg Spanish Honor Societyg
jr. Honor Socicly: F.B.L.A.q Girl's
Track Tcamg Chess Cluhg C.Y.U.
lfulurc plans: llncleciderl
Laura .lean Mayer
Clcnn Curlis Mearls
Claude C. Melancon
Ken Alan Mercer Kenny
Varsity Basehallg S.C.A. Representaliveg
l.ul1 Assislanl.
Future plans: College, Business Ad-
ministralion.
Lisa G. Mickelson
John Edward Micklewright
Kallle Ellen Miller
Terry Cilhcrl Miller
Don Millicun
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From left to right:
David Garrett Mistretta Dave
Frosh ,IV Football, Marching Sz
Symphonic Band, Pit Orchestra, Drum
Major., Sports Editor, A-Blast, SCA
Rep., nominee for Outstanding Teen,
Young Life, Campaigners.
Future plans: Undecided.
George Allen Monch
Symphonic 81 Stage Band, Pit
Orchestra., All Regional 81 State Band.
N.V. Youth Orch., DC Youth Orch.
Future plans: Music.
Michael Patrick Moore
David Lee Mork
Thomas ,l. Morris, ,lr.
Robert Anthony Mosher
Lynn Ann Mosson
Christopher E. Mullen Chris
Frosh, ,l.V., Varsity Football, Frosh
Wrestling, Jr. Honor Society, Letter-
man's Club, ,lr.-Sr. Basketball game.
Future plans: Business Administration.
Thomas Allen Murri
Susan Elizabeth Myers
Pep Squad, SCA Rep., Drill Team,
Spanish Club, Young Life, Frosh and
Girl's Chorus, Senior Class Council.
Future plans: Dental Hygiene.
james Owens Nash
Timothy H. Nasworthy "Nas"
Vice Pres. Soph. Class, Frosh, J.V., Var-
sity Basketball, Frosh Football, .l.V.
Track, Jr. Honor Society, Mu Alpha
Theta., 1973 Boy's State Delegate, Key
Club, 1973 Mag Drive Chairman, 73-74
V.W. Golden Shift Award.
Future plans: N.B.A. Referee.
Mary Margaret Nelson
Brian Nystrom Nield
George C. Nolan
Frosh Football, German Honor Society,
Key Club, German Club, SCA, Young
Life, Jr.-Sr. Football and Basketball
Team.
Future plans: President.
Brenda Norman
From left to right:
Larry G. Norwood
,lohn Alan Novak
Nlichael Joseph 0'Brien
Janet L. Oliver
Bridget Ann U'Neil
lieyeltes, Spanish l-lonor Society, junior
Honor Society, Young Life, ,l.V. 81 Var-
sity Cheerleader.
l"uturc plans: College.
Michael Allen 0iNeil
Patricia Anne 0'Neill
Karen Louise Overgaarcl
Justine Leigh Owen
Senior Class Council.
Future plans: Horse Management and
Training.
james Richard Owens
Nancy Palermo
Drill Team, Co-captain: Spanish Honor
Society, Office Assistant, Senior Class
Council, Young Life.
Future plans: College, Airline
Stewardess.
David Allen Panicb
james Brian Panoff J.B. Panoff
Wrestling Team, Mgr. Var. Basketball.
SCA Rep., Marching 81 Symphonic
liand. A-Blast, Asst. Drum Major, Pit
tlrchcstra, Young Life, Campaigners.
Foreign Affairs Club, AMSEC. N.V.
Regional Band.
Future plans: College.
Patricia Ann Park Patty
lieycttes, Senior Class Council, Officc
Asst., SCA Rep., French Club, Pep
Squad, pres.
Future plans: College.
David Wallace Parker Dave
J.V. Sr Varsity Baseball.
lfnture plans: College, Coaching.
'l'eacl1i n g.
Joann Parker
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Senior Varsity lfootball Players
From l.el't to Right:
Keith Alan Parker
,IV Cross Country 81 Indoor Track:
Cont-ert Band: Key Club: Young Life:
Marching Band
Future Plans: Forestry and Wildlife
Mgt.
Wlary Catherine Patterson Cathy
Jr. Sz Sr. llonor Society: German Club
81 Honor Soeietyg Antenna '74, Editor-
in-Chief: Quill 81 Scroll: FTA: Sr. Class
Count-il Young Life: Varsity Gym-
nastics Team
Future Plans: College
,luliane R. Patzer
Peter Melvin Pels
Sharon l.ee Perdue
llonaleigh Perrine PCI'
Pep Squad 8 Club: lieyette, VP: SCA
Rep.: Uffiee Asst.: Freneh Club: "Atom
llitsi' Varsity Basketball Statisties Of-
fieial
l"uture Plans: College
,laeque Sue Petersen
Pep Club: .l.V. Softball 81 lloekeyg Var-
sity lloekey, Softball 81 Tennis: Frcneh
Club: llasketball Manager
lfuture Plans: College, Career in Special
lid.
Gregory Thomas Peterson
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From lefl to right:
Barbara Ann Pettit X
Ylurgarcl l.. Phelps
TVlirhael Plenlkn
Mic-lmael J. Pilem-ki
Jean Clunrlolle Pomeroy
Deborah lone Powers
Nlivlzuel R. Price
Suzanne l.ei Privelle
,l.V. H01-key: Drill Team: Young Life:
Sr. Clase-1 Council: SCA Rep.: Spanish
Club: lnlramurals.
Future Plans: College: Dental Hygiene.
A-A: 'K +'. .
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From Left to Right:
David Albert Prye Six Pac
Frosh, J.V., 81 Varsity Football: J.V. 81
Varsity Trackr, Mag Drive Skitg
Chimney Painting,
Donald Robert Prye
Anne Jane Purcell Hoo Werner
German Honor Socielyg Mu Alpha
Thetag Jr. Honor Society: Chaloogie
Cluh:, Young Life: Ski Clubg Antenna
Staff - Managing Edilorg Gymnastics
Teamg Varsity Wrestling Teamg
Conference Councilg German Clubg
Fluff Clubg Quill 81 Scroll.
Future Plans: Special Education
Merrill Stanto Quintrell
Richard Joseph Rabil Kebe
S.C.A. Reprcsentativeg Freshman, J.V.,
and Varsity Footballg J.V. and Varsity
Basehallg Big Appleg Brother Studs.
Future Plans: Gambler
Kathryn Marlene Ragen
Teresa Gay Ramsey
Beth Elaine Randall
Brenda Sue Ray
Kathleen Patricia Rechin Kathi
Freshman Chorusg Girls Ensembleg A-
Cappellag Jr. Sr. Honor Societyg Pres. of
Spanish Clubg Keyettesg All-Regional
Chorusg Girls State - Alt.g Quill 81
Scrollg "How to Succeed"g A-Blast
Editor.
Future Plans: College
Jacklvn Elizabeth Reed Jackie
Jr. Sr. Honor Societyg Senior Class
Councilg S.C.A. Rep.g Young Lifeg
F.T.A.g Symphonic Bandg Marching
Bandg All-Regional Bandg Inter-
national Clubg A.Y.D.
Future Plans: Speech Pathology
Theresa Suzette Reedy
Carole Lee Reeg
Glenda Leith Reighard
Judith Ann Reinert
Susan J. Relton
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From Left to Right:
.lonsie Linda Reynolds
Mark Edwin Richards
Robert James Richards
Mark Gregory Richardson Mark
Key Club: ,l.V. Baseball: Senior Class
Council: St. Barnabas Youth Group:
.loy Boys: Young Life.
Future Plans: College, Architecture
Jennifer Lyn Rickenbach
Mary Lillian Ridgeway
.lohn Fenna Roberts
Kathaleen Elizabeth Roberts
Rose Anna Ronsivalle Rosie
Drill Team: Young Life: Campaigners:
Front Office Assistant
Future Plans: College
Max Steven Rosen Bagel
S.C.A. Rep.: Cross Country Manager:
Track Manager: Tennis Team: V.P. Ski
Club: Big Apple: S.S.C.C.C.: Chimney
Painting
Future Plans: Anthropology
Patricia A. Rosete
Julia M. Rottier
Rebecca Lee Rowlands Becky
Freshman Girls Chorus: Ensemble
Choir: A-Cappella: ,I.V. Softball: Varsi-
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Theta: S.C.A. Rep.
Future Plans: College, Nursing
Stephen Joseph Rubio
Nancy Jo Russo
Ensemble Choir: "How to Succeed": Jr.
Si Sr. Honor Society: A-Cappella:
Delegate to Va. Girls State: Cross Coun-
try Mgr.: Jr. Class Sec.: Student Ad-
visory Council: Church group Sec. and
Pres.
Future Plans: Hardin-Simmons Voice-
Ed. Major
Pamela Marie Rust
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Jr. 81 Sr. Honor Societyg Mu Alpha
Theta: SCA Callinetg SAC, County
Member: Varsity Soccer: Spanish
Honor Society.
Future plans: Medicine.
William Allan Sanders Bill '
Frosh, j.V. 81 Varsity Football.
Future plans: Electrician.
Jonathan R. Scharfcn
Lucile Ann Scherer Lucy
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Homecoming Rep.g Miss Annandale
L' Contestant.
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Lisa Aflele Searles
Laura Elaine Sellars
Richard C. Sennctt, Jr.
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Councilg Young Lifeg English Asst.g
Chaloogie Clubg Sr. Class Councilg Fluff
Club.
Future plans: Beach.
Cynthia Shearer
Anthony Warren Sharp Tony
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Track: Spring Track 81 Fieldg Stage
Bandg Sr. Class Council.
Future plans: Forestry.
Sherrille Ann Sheffield
Mary Margaret Sheldon
Robert Nathan Shell
Debra Kay Shelton Debbie
Senior Class Vice Pres.g Girls' Stateg
Nominee for Outstanding Teeng
Symphonic 81 Marching Bandg Senior
Honor Societyg California Scholarship
Fed.g Drill Team.
Future plans: College, Underwater
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Gregory Dean Short
Wesley Barrett Shull, Jr.
Mary C. Silva
Sharon Gail Silvey
Larry Edgar Skelton
Gary David Slaiman
Don Harrison Slee
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Track: Varsity Baseballg Mu Alpha
Thetaq Grade 'A' Egging Club.
Future plans: Ornithological Research
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Rebecca Louise Sly
From Left to Right:
Phil William Small Small Phil
Carla Marie Smith
Dale Richmond Smith
Rebecca Guilford Smith
Stephen Anthony Smith
William R. Smith
Roger Louis Snaman
Anita Kay Snelson
Karen Elaine Snider
Freshman Girls Chorusg Girls Chorusg
Pep Cluhg French Clubg Young Lifeg
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Future Plans: College
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Laney Spigner, Jr. Spig
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Basellallg Latin Clull
Future Plans: llistory Major
Eleanor Louise Spriggs
john Francis Stanton
Jared .lohn Stapor
Thomas Alexander Stavovy
Carol Ann Steele
From Left to Right:
Barbara Steeley
Ronald Raymond Stoner
.leffrey Stowe
Georgia Kimman Sutton
Margaret R. Swann
Connie Sue Swartzwelder Connie Sue
Senior Class Sec.g "Guys and Dolls"g
"The Veldt"g Class Councilg Young
Lifeg Girls Field Hockeyg F.T.A.g Ski
Clubg Fencing Clubg Chaloogie Club:
Y.C.D. Program
Future Plans: College and good times
Robert Marvin Sykes Uncle Bob
Freshman Wrestling: .l.V. Foothallg
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Fixture Plans: Music
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Karen Leigh Teichler
Homecoming Court, Soph., Jr. and Sr:
yearg Jr. Honor Societyg Mu Alpha
Thetag Miss Annandale Contestantg
S.C.A. Cab.g Senior Class Councilg
Marching Bandg ,l.V. Hockey
Future Plans: Psychology
Douglas Ward Test
Jeanine Rae Thiede
Jr. 81 Sr. Honor Societyg Spanish Honor
Socictyg Ensemble 81 A-Cappella
Choirsg Guidance Asst.
Future Plans: Secretarial Work
Kathleen Diane Thomas
Antenna Staffg Keyettesg Young Lifez,
Campaigners.
Future Plans: College
Mark Stephen Thomas
Betty J. Thompson
Gary Neil Thompson
Debra Lee Tinsley
From Left to Right:
Glenn Wayne Tobias "The Bush"
Frosh Footballg Jr. Class Pres.g
S.S.C.C.C.g Antenna '73, Asst. Ed.g
Antenna '74, Ed.-in-Chiefg A-Cappellag
Quill 81 Serollg S.C.A. Rep.:, Journalism
Awardg A-Honor Rollg Youth Ed.g
Nation-Wide Jesus Paper
Future Plans: Bible College-Youth
Pastor
Creigh Charles Tompkins
James T. Toye III A ,lim
Frosh Football 81 Wrestling: ,l.V. Track
81 Wrestlingg Varsity Gymnaslivsg Folk
Clullg "Guys 81 Dolls":, Key Club:
Senior Class Council: Young Lifeg Cam-
paigners
Patrick James Travy
Debra Gail Turner
George ll. Turner
Rirliard Wayne Twombly
Christine Ann Ulanski
Lynn Jane lltegaard
Varsity Gymnastics, 3 yrs.g Cheerleader
4 yrs.g Jr. Honor Society 1
Future Plans: College, Phys. Ed. Major
Robert Bruce Vance
Stephen Robert Vangiesen
Scot Vantine
Ann Elizabeth Velesz
Toni Viola
Teresa ,lean Vivadelli
james Lawrence Wade
"'l'l1c Bob Brother
From, l,cl't to Right:
Frank Lee Waller
Lissa June Waller
Colleen Katherine Walsh
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Future Plans: College
Donna ,lean Walters
R. David Ward
Wendy Ellen Wiering
Alun Stuart Wcakley
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Beth June Wciglcr
Calvin Douglas Welch
Fred Allan Whiddon
Donald White
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Elaine Denise White
Sharon Lee White
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tramuralsg Gym Asst.: F.T.A. - Pres.g
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Council: Young Life
Future Plans: Major in Home Ec.
Barbara Ann Whitwam
Shelley Page Whiddicomli Shelley
Pep Clubg French Cluhg Freshman
Girls' ChorusgF.'l'.A.,Career Develop-
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Future Plans: College
Roland F. Wilkinson, Jr.
lilane Alan Williams
Diane Elizabeth Williams
Lisa Ann Williams
Susan Kelly Williams
Junior Ilonor Socictyg Nat. Senior
llonor Society: ,l.V. and Var. llockeyg
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Antenna Staff '74
Future Plans: College
Susan Virginia Williams
.lean Carol Willis Carol
Miss Annandale Courlg Senior Class
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David ,lohn Witschie
Michael Patrick Witter
Paula Anne Womlnle
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.lames l". Wooten
Joseph Michael Wooten
Lynn Ann Worden
Donald 'l'. Worthington "Worthless"
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Seminar: junior Honor Society: Cum-
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Scott lf. Young
Stephen M. Young
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In the summer of 1970 starting running back Bruce
Belanger injured his leg and the Atoms were forced to start
a freshman in the first game of the season. That night was a
night many will never forget as that number 44 broke away
for several long runs and showed an amazing knack for
breaking tackles. That young man was Mike Lucido. He
would end the year with a total of 883 yards gained and
several All-District honors.
He continued his amazing career into his sophomore year
as he scored 98 points and rushed for 1,387 yards, This was
enough to persuade the Washington Star to name him
Offensive Player of the Year.
1972 proved to be the year of the Lucido as Mike poured it
on with a phenomenal 1,636 yards gained and 120 points
scored to lead the Atoms to the Virginia AAA State Title. It
was also enough to bring him Player of the Year honors in
both the Star and the Washington Post.
with 8-2 Season.
This year Mike had to pick up the slack for the Atoms weak
passing attack. For this reason every time the Atoms got
ahead by decent margin Coach Hardage, rather than risk
injury to him, would give Mike a breather. On the other
hand Coach Dick Pugh of Woodson enjoyed seeing his star
running back Mel Collins run over people. fEven when the
score was lopsided.J As a result Collins outscored and out-
gained Mike in his senior year to take away the honors that
should have been his. Despite this, Lucido did end the
season with 1,290 yards gained and 94 points scored.
What's more is that he did make All-American and set
records during his four year purge that will be around for
quite a while. It is for those 5,196 yards gained, 340 points
scored and that 6.1 yards per carry average that his jersey
number., 44, was retired. And it was for those four years of
excitement that the Antenna Staff of 1974 would like to ex-
tend it's felicitation to Micheal James Lucido.
Au ust 13, Practice ens with Theme
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going to be a rebuilding year for the
Atoms. The players had a different H
idea, as 156 candidates showed up at '
ractice to prove them wrong. At the
Beginning the work was hard, but 1,
most were in excellent condition so f, A
injuries were low and the spirit was 1 , '-
high.
After a week the Atoms went on dis- K I
play in the annual intersquad scrim- ,
mage. The final score was 0-0, but it , w'i. V N
marked the beginning of Sophomore 7, 'iz'
Bill Dobson"s reign as starting QB.
Bob Delaney pushes the beloved 2-man sled.
From here the Atoms went on to -
scrimmage T. C. Williams and Lane.
In the Williams scrimmage, the , ,
Atoms fplaying without Mike Lucidoj
won 7-0 on a fumble recovery that , i
resulted in a touchdown by Jeff
Belue. The Lane scrimmage was no
contest as the Atoms won easily 36-0.
The Atoms could now look ahead to
Stuart. The roster was now at 55 and
all of them wanted nothing less than
being State Champions once again.
Bob Crimesey pulls left as Dayle Ash blocks down. Sully about to catch pass.
First Row, from left: Dale Babione, Pat Tracy, Dave Prye, John Novak, Mike Lucido, Dave Mork, Mike Witter, Brian Mullin,
Rick Rabil, Art White, Mike Brown, Bob Grimesey, Dennis Quesenberry,Dave Kreber. Second Row: Dick Adams, Don Pisciotta,
Peter Payne, Mark Sullivan, Joe Kroger, Jim Carayiannis, Chris Mullen, Lou Bonato, Phil Brockway, Bob Freind, .Iohn Daly,
Rick Fisher, Bob Delaney, Jeff Malovich. Third Row: Phil Harmon, Pat McGill, Don Hart, Bill Dobson, Ron Novak, Tim
Ketcham, Bill Sanders, Bill Robinson, Bob Bowen, Jim Harris, Eric Anderson, Dayle Ash, Scott Lawrence, Jeff Belue. Fourth
Bow: Harrison Watkins, Frank Tatum, Chuck Hollingsworth, Bob Tedesco, Kevin Patton, Scott Vantine, John Hughes, Lane
Spigner, Tom McDonald, Ed Zaborowski, Don Slee, Mike Zaborowski, Tom Oliver.
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Atoms pen 1973 Season with Sweet
Revenge ver ,I.E.B. Stuart 14-6.
On a rather chilly September night in 1972 the J.E.B.
Stuart Raiders defeated the Annandale Atoms 22-21. The
Stuart fans were ecstatic. They swarmed onto the field
screaming, "We're number li" The players themselves
went crazy, throwing their helmets in the air, jumping
around and carrying their coach on their shoulders. Yes it
was the highlight of the year for them and they weren't
afraid to admit it as they put the final score of the game on
the front of their yearbook. All the Atoms did was shake it
off and win the Virginia State Title. They never forgot the
humiliation of the year before, however, and on September
7., 1973 they returned the favor.
It was a very warm night with temperatures in the upper
70,s. The temperatures of the Atom football players
couldn't be read on any scale, however, as each was sky
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high to murder the Raiders.
Despite this the Atoms got off to a bad start. This was due
almost entirely to mistakes caused by the over anxiousness
of the defense and nervousness on the part of Sophomore
Quarterback Bill Dobson. As a result the Raiders led 6-0 at
the half.
But oh how sweet it was when the Atoms came out in the se-
cond half. The defense mauled Stuart runner Ray Friday
and the Atom offense ran over their defense with fantastic
blocking and the power running of, who else, Mike Lucido.
It was this plus three very timely interceptions by Dale
Balmione and Jeff Belue, that led the Atoms to possibly
their sweetest victory of 1973.
A giant hole opens as Bill prepares to hand off.
Edison Next Victim 28-6.
Phil 81 Don bruise a poor Eagle.
The second game ofthe year involved
the Atoms and the Eagles of Edison
High School. Prior to the game Mr.
Hardage said ". . . all they have to do
is knock off the BIG RED and you
won't hear anything more about poor
old Edison!" He was absolutely cor-
rect. The Eagles came to win. How
unfortunate! When it was all over
they had been smashed by a superior
football team 36-6.
The tense moment before the snap.
I-Iardage's Alma ater Learns Hard
Way.
Way back in the anals of time our
fearless leader Coach Bob Hardage
played quarterback for the Mt. Ver-
non Majors. Since then he has op-
posed them many times and never
been beaten. This time proved no ex-
ception as the Atoms exploded in the
fourth quarter to squash Mt. Vernon
38-14. The fourth quarter surge of 20
points was led by a John Novak in-
terception that he carried 66 yards
for a touchdown and a sparkling 37
yard run for a touchdown by Dave
Prye.
Lucido blasts his way for a short gain.
Anderson., Bowen, and Pisciotta put the crunch on Mt. Vernon kick returner.
Atoms Tune Up for Robinson with. .
The Falls Church Jaguars had not
won a game at this point but
amazingly had two things going for
them. One was that the Atoms had
never won at the new Falls Church
High and two was the Atomis sloppy
play that night. This made no
difference., however, as the Atoms
Patton looks for runner.
simply shook off their errors and
coasted to a 31-7 victory. The game
was in the long run, very fruitful for
two main reasonsg one., the Atoms in
seeing their errors got tuned up for
the upcoming showdown with Robin-
son and two, Mike Lucido gained 194
yards.
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Dave Prye runs for daylight.
attle of Undefeateds Results in 17-7
Convincing of Robinson.
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At this point Woodson, T. C.
Williams, Marshall, Robinson and
the Atoms were the only undefeated
teams remaining in the Northern
Region. October 5th proved to be a
night that would see at least one of
the streaks brought to a halt as
Robinson paid a visit to Annandale.
The game got off to a slow start with
most of the action taking place in An-
nandale territory. Despite this the
Atoms went in at the half with a 7-0
lead by way of a 15 yard Mike Lucido
touchdown.
The second half picked up a bit as the
Rams came out and scored right off.
Later in the third quarter Art White
made good on a 26 yard field goal and
the Atoms seemed to come alive.
From then on one could sense who
was in command as the Atoms con-
trolled the ball and capitalized on
their scoring opportunities to win 17-
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Lou, Bob and Scott hold that line.
In a game in which running backs.,
Mike Lucido, .lamey Carayiannis,
and Dave Prye gained over 280 total
yards rushing the Atoms won 21-0. As
a whole the game was a disappoint-
ment as the Atoms were plagued by
numerous turnovers and could only
muster -9 yards in the air. It would be
the first shut out for the BIG RED on
the year, but the defense had known
better performances. The reason for
the sudden mediocrity was un-
doubtedly overconfidence on the part
ofthe Atoms. Once the team got over
this handicap, however, the game was
really no contest and the Atoms
chalked up win number 6.
It takes 7 of themlto tackle Mike.
School Spirit Helps Atoms to Trounce
Herndon for Homecoming, 31-10.
Chuck and Lou help Mike to gain 5.
Until this point the football team
could not be moved by the little sup-
port shown at pep rallies. The reason
being that they were always held at
sunrise and even if a player could get
there he would seldom witness much
enthusiasm. But how things do
change!
At a pep rally held between 2nd and
3rd periods the su port was fantastic.
lt was this spirit aijong with Bill Dob-
son enjoying his best night passing
that gave the BIG RED the kick that
was needed to win the 1973
Homecoming Game over Herndon
31-10.
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as, "'. . . our best all around effort
this year," the Big Red Machine
toppled the Wakefield Warriors 10-0.
The game marked the end of
Wakefield's hope for a playoff berth
and was the Atom's 18th straight vic-
tory bringing their record to 8-0 on
the season.
The game was characterized by the
almost inhumane slaughter of
anybody that laid hands on the foot-
ball. The Atoms prevailed due to the
area's finest defense. It was this
defense, led by signal callers Don
Hart and Mike Witter, that stopped
Wakefield star running back Gerald
Kemp to little or no yardage time and
time again.
The only scores came on another in
the long line of Arthur White field
goals and a one yard touchdown
plunge by Bill Dobson behind the
"hold" of toughian Dick Adams. This
was all that was needed, though, as
the fighting Atoms prepared to meet
the W. T. Woodson Cavaliers Q8-01 in
game of the century.
Wh Lord?
The stage was set. Close to 20,000 people were in the stands,
many more listening on the radio. There were two teams,
one blue, one white. The blue team was the challenger,
they were jumping around and hitting each other to get
ready for the game. The white team was poised, they had
gone this road before, for they were the defending Virginia
State football champions.
The blue team scored very early. The white team took the
ball down to a first down and goal to go situation at the
blue team's five yard line, but failed to score. This did
something for the blue team. They now believed they could
win and win they did, 28-14.
After 18 straight victories and a State Championship it was
all over. The Annandale Atoms would not repeat, would
not go undefeated, would have to accept being second best.
Some of them cried, most waited until they got home then
cried and others just went into a state of shock. Anyway one
looks at it though, each member was crushed emotionally.
What happened?
Some blame the Coach, some point the finger at the at-
titude ofthe players, and still others try to pinpoint certain
plays. The truth is, is that the blue team played a 99'Zn
perfect football game. They had one fumble fafter a 40 yd.
runj and one penalty. The white team played only a 90'ZJ
perfect game and the result was one that will not soon be
forgotten.
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The coaches did all that was possible to revive the spirit
that was prevalent prior to the Woodson game. It was to no
avail, however, and the Atoms went out and beat
themselves 12-0 in a game against Fairfax.
There was no question that Annandale was the better team
physically, but when a great number of individuals lose the
fun of the game and just plain don't give a damn then they
don't deserve to win. It was without a doubt the worst An-
nandale effort in 4 years and did it show. There were
enough interceptions, fumbles, and penalties to about out-
number the total yards gained.
What a way for the Seniors to say "Adios" to Anpandale
football, a loss to Fairfax! Again the final score Fairfax 12,
Annandale 0. '
Sign of the times: Turnovers!
Eight Wins and Two Losses s Good,
But So Is Kissing Your Twin Sister!
To think back on 1973 the normal reaction would be to get
sick to the stomach. The reason is, that the Atoms came so
close but were so far away. With a record of 8 wins and no
losses there were thoughts of a second straight State Title
in the minds of just about everybody. Suddenly the Atoms
lost a game that wasn't really beyond grasp and fell apart.
As a result the "Big Red" lost to lowly Fairfax and the
season went to pot.
So many will say, "Why not be happy with an 8-2 record?,'
The reason is there is too much pride at Annandale to
accept anything less than being number one.
What can be remembered then, from the 1973 football
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season? Beating T. C. Williams in a scrimmage, getting
revenge over Stuart, beating Robinson, Gerald Kemp, com-
ing home from Wakefield singing "Wooeeoo", chewing
tobacco, atomic balm, "root hog or die", throwing Quese
out without any clothes on, being number 1 for awhile, Mel
Collins, the Woodson fans singing "Hey, Hey, Good-bye",
"the squeak ol' toughness", and much, much more.
With all this there are also things to look forward to. Such
as 26 returning lettermen, good J.V. and Freshman players
coming up and the ever present return of Coach Hardage.
With this combination plus the great amount of spirit
amongst this years underclassmen it looks like the cry "All
the way to state!" will return in 1974.
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Annually the Annandale High J.V. football team had been
known as a pushover amongst Northern District op-
ponents. This seemed to change, however, in 1971 when
Coach Dave Carter took the helm.
The improvement paid off this year as the Atoms finished
with a 5-1-2 season. The team was sparked by an excellent
defense led by Juniors Mike Coyne and Bruce Fox, and a
passing attack which featured many fine wide receivers and
quarterback Terry Brown. The team provided eight very
exciting Thursday nights for their fans as they went un-
defeated until dropping the season finale to Fairfax. So as a
result Annandale fans can look for another excellent Varsi-
ty team in 1974.
Defense prepares to fire off against Falls Church.
Atoms
28 J.E.B. Stuart
7 Falls Church
0 Robinson
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20 Jefferson
38 Wakefield
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First Row, from left: Walt Kreitler, ,lim Slahetka, Gray Payne, John Harmon, Bruce Mork, Gordon Ferris, Terry Brown,
Mike Vance, Tim Lacey, Mark Payne, Mike Coyne, Ron Ferris, Mark Friener, Mark Budsock, Rick Melia, Frank Kapper, Jeff
Smith, Bill Spitzel, Paul Wellman, Danny Brown, Gene Fiorazo, Kevin Neary, Rick Fisher, Greg Kallock, Mark Boger, Tom
Hunt, Tim Witter, Mike Hickey, Mike Robinson, Dana Reeves, Ken Loomis, Jim Thompson, Bill Edgar, Brian Smith, Mack
Walker, Chris Landrum, Jim Steckbeck, Tim Duvall, Bruce Fox, Doug Kirby, Rick Renzi, Doug Dunn, Steve Houseworth,
Tim Wieland, Bob Mella, Mike Marzac, Paul Manning, Charlie Finger, John Dever.
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man behind the wheel the Baby Atoms enjoyed an ex-
cellent season, finishing 4-1-1 on the A level and 4-0 on the Atoms
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First Row, from left: Thomas, Gullette, Davis, Ketchum, Schnorf, McDonald, Bell, Laltimer, Harney, Corcoarn, Kirkwood,
Shankle, Dorland. Second Row: Turner, Bush, Clarke, Wendt, Farmer, Zink, Dendelheck, Doster, Steckbeck, Gross, Miles
Findling, Osborn. Third Row: Houck, Turman, Kody, Bilko, Tamariz, Sheperd, Mella, Goldman, Johnson, Buckries, Albert
Downey, Parris, Quesenherry. Fourth Row: Thompson, Goode, Angell, Grafton, Lamb, Northrup, Rider, Wrenn, Clements
Morris, Anderson, Orso. Fifth Row: Gracza, Hilliard, McDonald, Reeves, Hipsley, Duvall, Shoop, McNaughton, Gaspari, Ham-
monds, Saunders, Tedesco, O'Donald, Hughes.
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Cross Countr Takes 2nd in District
The 1973 Annandale High Cross Country team enjoyed yet
another successful season as they ran to a 5-1 record. From
here the team placed second in the District meet and sixth
in the Regional meet.
The Atoms were led, as was the case for the two previous
years, by John Szarek, a senior, who over his three year
career helped to carry the Atoms to many a victory.
Although Szarek was a very necessary part of the squad, the
team also highlighted five juniors and a sophomore. With
that many underclassmen returning next year and that
kind of record this year, the Annandale High Cross Coun-
try team should be a strong contender for the 1974
Northern Region Crown.
The squad Hams il up at Williamsburg.
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First Row, from left: Doug Barry, ,lim Rulis, Dan Kellogg, John Moore. Second How: Tony Sharp,
,lim Bacon. Ray Thompson, Tom Stavovy, Chris Peterson.
Junior arsity Posts 3-3 Record
Atoms 1973 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Opp.
39 Woodson 23
26 Falls Church 33
22 Jefferson 33
16 Wakefield 39
16 J.E.B. Stuart 38
23 Fairfax 36
Fairfax County Meet Seventh Place
No. District Meet Second Place
No. Regional Meet Seventh Place
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Hommas, Susan Grainer, Coach Buck. Fourth Row: Margaret Philleo, Becky Rowlands.
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The Varsity Hockey Team ended
another successful season with a record
of 5 wins and 3 losses. Winning against
Jefferson, Stuart, Falls Church, Fairfax
and Fort Hunt, their only losses were
posted against Langley, Robinson, and
Woodson. The team has high hopes for
next year as all players except center-
forward, Becky Rowlands will be retur-
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The JV Hockey team composed of
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ended the season with a record of 4
wins, 2 losses and 2 ties. Being an in-
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Drills llgxutsutif cefmtnts
To the coaches and players of the Annandale
High School football squads there are always
many distractions during practice, such as
heat, cold, dust, etc., that hamper the lear-
ning process. The largest distraction,
however, was that group of very attractive
young ladies that come out every afternoon to
practice the game of tennis.
Of course, this is the Girl's.Varsity Tennis
Team. A team that in 1973 could only bolster
a 3-6 record during the regular season, but
managed to send three doubles teams and two
girls as singles to the District Tournament. ,
So after a finish such as what they had and
eight of the twelve team members returning
in 1974, the Annandale Girl's Tennis Team
has much to look forward to.
Left to Right: Chris Rubio, Cathy Donnell, Janice Bacon, Melinda Moncure, Conch Michener, Diane Lesko, Jackie Pctcrson,
Susan Williams, Caroline Sutton, Georgia Sutton. Center: Michelle Clause, Nora Bentley.
Basketball Team Begains Respect
One of the main goals of this year's
basketball squad was to live down the
idea that Annandale b-ball was dead.
From the start they proved that
theory wrong very effectively.
The squad, led by seniors Doug
Byrne and Ken Luhman gangbusted
to a 9-9 record and enjoyed many
rewarding moments during the
season. These included two victories
over Woodson, and a very refreshing
nip of Fairfax in the first round of
the No. District tournament.
Week after week the Atoms supplied
their fans with very exciting games, as
the red gang was involved in 4 over-
time contests and a total of 8 games
decided by less than 3 points. This
plus the All-District performances of
Byrne and Luhman gave Annandale
fans much to cheer about during the
winter.
The team was led by Forwards Doug
Byrne, .locko Scharfen, Bob Ander-
son, Kent Berner, Tim Nasworthy
and Mark Sohasky, Centers, Eric
Hembree and Chuck Beekman, and
Guards, Ken Luhman, Tom
McMillen, Dave Horton, and Paul
Prohoniak. These young men ,plus
Coach Smith's loyal assistant Gerry
Hensen regained the respect that was
once Atoms Basketball!
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It was a long season for those in-
dividuals involved with the 1974 An-
nandale High Junior Varsity Basket-
ball team. The squad, coached by Mr.
Charles Kelly, could only muster vic-
tories against Ft. Hunt, Edison, and
Robinson. They finished with a 1-13
District record and 3-16 season
overall.
The problems seemed to be in a lack
of quickness amongst the big men
and lack of size amongst the quick
men. This plus an inability to put
points on the board kept the Atoms
from reaching the 60 point plateau
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From Left: Kevin Neary., Terry Brown, Rick Fisher, Alan Marion, Ed Zaborowski, Paul Manning, Don Lawson, Bill Burkhardt,
Mark Sullivan, Kevin Kelly, Gordon Ferris, John Hogan, Mike Johnston.
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The 1974 HBaby', Atoms stormed into the
season boasting one of the Districts largest
front lines and an entire squad of very
determined young men. They had the
ruggedness and hustle that befits a Robert
Hardage team and finished with a 7-6
record. With that the class of '77 offers
much hope for future Varsity teams.
Freshman Basketball
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Row One: from left: Tom Quigley, Hank Hilliard, Ted Duvall, David Thomas. Phil White, David Bilko., Steve Morgan, John
Gracza. Row Two: Bill Saunders., David Farmer, Bill Varcleman, Tom Kowalski, Rick Morris, Steve Grey, Gordon Clarke, Bill
0'Donnell, Row Three: John Duffy, Chris Colligan, Ken McRae, Dan Armstrong, Mike Blalock, Mike Milbrarlt. Row Four:
I-larry Chelpon, John Gilpin, Mgr. Jell' Bell, Javier Tamariz, Paul Cunningham.
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Back Row, left to right: Debbie Hodge, Susan Blalock, Kitty Hughes, Nancy Duffner Susan Gramer Pam Hommas Middle
Row: Colleen Walsh, Kathleen Fletcher, Alicia Papalios, Susan Deremer. Front Row C captains Susan Williams and Margaret
Philleo.
The Girl's Varsity Basket-
ball team, composed main-
ly of experienced players
proved that boys aren't the
only ones capable of mak-
ing outstanding records.
The team shows much
promise with hopefully
nine returning Varsity
players. In a scrimmage
with some senior boys the
girls displayed their skills
by defeating them. Against
opponents such as Jeffer-
son, Stuart, and Woodson
the team played well and
exhibited Annandale's
athletic abilities.
Co-captain, Senior Susan Williams Co captain Junior Margaret Philleo
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fared well in the tough Northern District.
With two-thirds of the girls freshman, the
team shovfs great potential in the upcoming
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Kathy Donnal. Third Row: Sandy McGuire, B. J. Hedelnicmi, Joanne Medved, Susan llingcr, Cindy Purcell, Karen Graincr,
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1974 proved to be a gloomy year for
Coach Rick Radman and the rest of
the grappling Atoms. With a record
of 0-10 and nobody reaching the
District finals, this year will be
remembered as a year to forget.
In the late sixties Annandale was a
powerhouse in Northern Virginia
wrestling. With the addition of Coach
Radman many people were foresee-
ing a return to those days. However,
We Shall Return!
Mr. Radman could only coachg it was
up to the wrestlers, themselves., to get
in shape and to develop a winning at-
titude. This was not done effectively,
thus an 0-10 record and a last place
standing.
So once again we have to look to next
year. Whether or not the Atoms im-
prove will be up to the wrestlers,
themselves.
Brian Mullin warms up.
Atoms Varsity Wrestling
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18 Yorktown
5 Mt. Vernon
2 Robinson
6 Wakefield
19 Woodson
21 Fairfax
15 Falls Church
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Glenn Tobias, combined their fresh
ideas with his expertise to develop a
book worthy of Annandale's outstan-
ding reputation. Co-Editor Cathy
Patterson plotted the play by play
events affecting the school, while
Managing Editor Anne Purcell and
Assistant Editors Jaye Clark and
Dorene Haney handled the respon-
sibilities of proof-reading the lay-outs
and making certain deadlines were
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The experience of creating this year-
hook was a profitable one all around,
not only was the crew introduced to
the techniques of journalism., but
also to new and unforgettable faces
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The A-Blast
Informs
Once again, the award-winning A-Blast provided the
Annandale student body with news on school and
community. The Co-editor system appeared to he the
accepted way as both the Antenna and A-Blast switch-
ed to it from previous years with seemingly good
results. Co-editors Kathi Rechin and Paul Jordan,
both with two years of journalism under their belts,
led the paper in new avenues of literary experimenta-
tion this year as the overall format was changed and
new and separate themes were attempted and achiev-
ed for each issue.
The paper discussed issues on a wide spectrum concer-
ning resultant innovations of Annandale's 20th an-
niversary and dedicated an entire discussion to the
anniversary itself.
The staff, as was the case with last year's, was an ex-
cellent mixture of experience and new-comers. The
staff sponsor was Mrs. Dorothy Olin.
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Once upon a time there was a staff.
They got together, for they were the
getting together type. What were they
getting together for? Someone ex-
claimed, "We have poems to write, we
have stories to edit, and we have pic-
tures to drawlw In this sudden burst
of creative energy, they produced a
calendar and a literary magazine.
Fearless leader Laura Cope guided
the staff through its stupor, assisted
by sponsor Ms. Barbara Aspinall.
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Filament staff: ffrom back to frontj Patti Bangert, Kathy Roberts, Charlie Johnston, Marion Green, Laura Cope, Holly
Richards, Kathy Halleck, Ed Guilford, Forrest Gander, Ann Kraus, Nora Bentley, Irene Channon, Elizabeth Jones.
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Choral
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The Annandale High School Choral Department was composed this
year of A'Capella, Girlis Ensemble, Girl's Chorus, and Freshman
Girl"s Chorus. A,Capella performed for the Chamber of Commerce at
the Il Castello restaurant in Annandale and at Annandale Elementary
School for the children at Christmas. These choruses were supposed to
give a concert and an assembly at Christmas, however, due to a giant
snow blizzard, these activities were canceled. The Choral Department
looks forward to another year full of concerts and various other ae-
tivities.
A'Capella: john Eggerton, Jean Willis, Glen Tobias, Joe Turner, David Krebcr, Cynthia Richter, Lynn Johnson, Nancy Bell
Wende Boardman, Diane Duncan, Ellen Gastoukian, Jeffrey Landrum, Kathleen Rechin, Rebecca Rowlancls,Nancy Russo
Robert Sykes, Jeanine Thicdc, Diane Williams, Deborah Bianchi, Kirsten Duesterdiek, Cary Elder, Arthur lfarren, Lisa Flack
Donna Lessner, Cheryl Pribbeno, Larry Swanson, Rebecca Wayland, Herbert Babb, Richard Bates, Peter Crawford, Meta Lau
Richard Mehllell, David Farmer.
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Girl's Ensemble: Frances Barton, Patricia Compton, Margaret Swann, Josie Walhout, Patti Zikowitz, Katherine Banta, Teresa
Barr, Angela Casamento, Jean Davis, Kathleen Good, Regina Gutierrez, Michel Jachera, Deborah Lam, Susan lVlc-Christian,
Deborah MePeak, Tracey O'Neal, Kay Orso, Renie Slonceski, Jennifer Walsh, Cathy Worley, Barbara Bennett, Patricia Ber-
mingham, Linnie Carter, Carrie Clark, Nancy Clement, Mary Harris, Judy Higgs, Linda Horne, Debbie Johannescn, Toby
Kincer, Suzanne Leeds, Debbie McCormick, Deborah MacKinnon, Monica Misko, Marianne Noxak, Donna Panirh, Cindy
Petersilia, Carolyn Russell, Bobbie Thompson, Teri Truxell, Erin Turner, Terry Wilson.
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Curl. Dolores Dorman, Carolyn Kennedy, Lisa Danforth, Kathy Ray, Linda Dawson.
Freshman Cirlls Chorus: Debbie Benner, Bev Byrd, Denise Caudill, Vanessa Clark, Terry Coy, Margaret Cozad, Mary Cwiek,
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llivks, Debbie Hook, Judy Hoover, Pam Hopp, Kim Jones, Debby Kaminski, Cher McDysan, Colleen Martin, Dianne 0'Dea, SIIG
Plante Ellen Pomcrov, Sue Putman, Sheri Reeves, Donna Rust, Connie Sell, ,lulic Scllersgjanel Scnnel, Jayne Smalridgc, Ann
Smith, Cindy Smith, Marcia Slanwood, Donna Stevens, Denice Thiede, Terry Thomas, Nancy Williams, Nanry Williams, Cathy
Woolson, Donna Zn rbriggen.
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Collins
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Nesbitt
Armstrong
Lewis
Dillard
Norlhrnp
Moore
McLean
Lyle
Simms
Purcell
Hamerick
Carlson
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Fuller
Members
G. Kallavh
C. Laughlcn
D. Oflgen
B. Goergc
G. Halnon
E. Campion
P. Moore
E. Coons
W. Dcllinger
S. Mr-Kenzie
S. Gray
W. Varfl man
D. MacPherson
K. Dzulmak
D. Harlowe
P. Manning
D. Gallimore
J. Lamb
J. Bethany
S. Williams
J. Friedman
R. Owens
Swartz
Newman
Roof
Holm
Perez
Payne
Hackett
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McMillan
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Brennan
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Murphy., Andrea Payne, Mr. Lockwood, James Calvert, Margery Savage.
Band members enjoy their pot luck supper.
Sta e Band
First Row, lbfl to righl: Tim Carter, Sue Anderson, Dave Croce, Lynn Duxis. Craig Allen. Scvonfl Row: Chris licnsing. Melinda
Mvlicnzic, Donald Worthington. Third Row: Vivki Tliuniassoll, Barbara Juncs, Slew: Gray. lfourlli Row: Pclur Payne, Paul
Mostcllcr, Slcvc Szxnflcrs, james McGee, David Ward, Divk Vorhis, Steve Vlfcilcr, Dane llicrony ll1llS.
Dave Mislrclta, Drum Major.
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McKenzie
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Phillips
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From Left: Shanna McClanahan, Lynn Jacobs, Carolyn Kennedy, Lisa
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Majorettes find shelter from the cold.
Annandale's Majorettes, captained by
Senior Laura Heck, provided the
school and its teams with a source of
spirit and inspiration. The team par-
ticipated in pep trains and
assemblies. The seven member team
added a touch of class to the already
impressive menagerie of teams and
clubs at Annandale this year.
Standing: Leanne Gilden, Kim Arnold, Janet
Sennet, Becky Heck, Debbie Allen. Kneeling:
Sandy Hutchings, Laura Heck, Captain.
The Drill Team has kept up with the
growing spirit and enthusiasm of
A.H.S. Both the sponsor, Mrs.
Weaver and president, senior Dee
Dee Duncan feel that the team is
more military, more united this year.
Five of the eighteen members are
seniors and two of the seniors are of-
ficers fSenior Captain, Dee Dee Dun-
can and Senior Secretary, Gloria Car-
ducci.j There is, however, depth in
the leadership with Co-captains
Susan McChristian, a junior, and
Bonnie O'Day, a sophomore. We can
look forward to the fine performances
of our Drill Team for years to come.
At the Woodson competition the
team took four lst place trophies.
One in each of the categories of
Dance, Poms-poms, Props, and Best-
All-Around.
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Legs in action.
Wrong-Way McChristian
Standing: Fi Fi Cymes, Roseanna Ronsisvalle., Erin Turner, Amy Fitzgerald, Nancy Carducci, Gloria Cardutci Susan Mat hrns
lian, Susan Myers, Arden Clarke, Jean Davis, Renee Henderson., Nancy Palermo, Patty Grandal Bonnie O Dav Robin I adotl
Kneeling: Dee Dee Duncan, Captain.
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Along with holding various fund-
raising activities for the support of
the band department, the Annandale
Band Boosters during football season
manned the concession stands from
five o'clock until ten 0'cl0ck. Devoted
to their work., the boosters hosted
their annual banquet to congratulate
the performance of the band, ma-
jorettes, and drill team. The banquet
was held in the cafeteria, where in-
dividual band boosters, and Mr.
Doster, head of the music department
lauded their achievements. The band
was awarded many trophies for their
outstanding performances during the
'73-'74 season.
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Loraine Brown takes suggestions for school improvements
SCA Combats Apath
Despite problems of student apathy, the SCA had a
successful year. New electric water fountains were added to
the halls, and a new parking lot was constructed in front of
the school. The long awaited sidewalk behind the school
was finally completed, and a new chain link fence went up
with it.
Loraine Brown helped solve the problem of student com-
munication through the system involving first period
senators. With student support, a twentieth anniversary
assembly and a special anniversary dance were held.
SCA officers discuss upcoming activities.
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SCA Sponsors Assemblies
Many student body assemblies were
sponsored by the SCA this year, along
with their monthly SCA meetings. At
one of the first of these meetings,
Brad Shipp and Mr. Darrell Fleming
spoke on the smoking policy and
school board activities. Headed by
Tim Nasworthy, the annual Mag
Drive helped raise the necessary
funds for school improvements and
class activities.
The SCA helped giver the freshman
class a head start by conducting their
class elections. All the classes were
given assistance from the SCA.
John Nolan, freshman, gives his ca
speech.
School board member Brad Shipp ponders a question al a SCA meeting. A freshman candidate gives his intentions for the year.
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Annandale's Pep Squad apparently in
lost something in the area of ac'-
tivities as they were not seen regular-
ly at games or participating in the in-
famous A.H.S. pep trains which
became a popular ritual for Friday
afternoons last year. Mrs. French, a
first year English teacher at A.H.S.,
sponsored the Squad this year. But
where was the squad? Where and
how did they promote all the spirit?
Well, perhaps we can call this by a
pet phrase of the .Alma Mater, a
rebuilding year?
Mrs. French, Sponsor.
First Row: Carlotta Hays, Barbara Smith, Barbara Kriebel, Lynn Perry, Donna Farish. Second- Row: Bonnie Fulford,
Kathy Grievas, Donna Chamblee, Vanessa Clark, Audrey Putnal, Sandi Shelton. Third Row: Sue Gousha, Kathy Pope,
Holly Shelton.
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Monday nights were something to
look forward to for many Annandale
students. It was a time to get together,
sing songs and share thoughts. Skits
provided an opportunity for student
involvement and entertainment.
Scott Dimock contributed the
leadership necessary for a spirited
club. Young Life not only involved
Monday nights but weekend trips to
Hilltop and Virginia Beach and many
various summer camps scattered
throughout the U.S. All in all Young
Life helped the students develop a
greater knowledge of Christianity.
Campaigners, an outgrowth of Young
Life, was a smaller, more intimate
group of students interested in
furthering their understanding of
Christ and discussing their personal
conflicts. The girls were coached by
Cathy Menger and Betty Petersiliag
the boys by Scott Dimock.
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What exactly is a Keyette? A common
question for Annandale's youngsters.
The Kcyettcs form a service organiza-
tion to stage and carry out projects to t if
assist both school and community.
Under the leadership of Sponsor,
Mrs. Cassedy and President, Cheryl
Settlemyerg the club has shared in ac-
tivities such as therapy, clean-ups of
the football field, skits for assemblies
and pep rallies, car washes, District
meetings once a month, and
decorating for dances.
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First Row, left to right: Cindy Petersillia, Ann Kraus, Lori Stubbs, Nancy King, Barb Michellon, Laura Welch, Sandy Warner,
Kathy Good. Second Row: Karen Dwornik, Nancy Armstrong, Lynn Jacobs, Jenny Rickenbach, Cathy Copeland, Donna
Perrine. Third Row: Laura Heck, Denise Bly, Debbie Dasovich, Debbie Hendricks, Leslie Lindholm, Kathe Rechin. Fourth
Row: Jaye Clark, Kathy Brower, Mary Dailey, Debbie Bianchi, Laura Schilling, Savina DeTorcy, Ellen Castoukian, Debbie
Lamm, Nancy Bell, Peggy Fisher, Denise Inscoe, Karen Knoble. Fifth Row: Robin Engh, Camilla Dunham, Kathy Thomas, Mo
Healy, Cathy Worley, Kathy O"Dea.
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1973 proved to be a vintage year for
Annandale's most active service club.
First and most important the
membership was increased from 25 to
just under 70. This enabled the club
to have a greater number of members
at various activities thus making for a
more effective Key Club.
Relations with Key Club Inter-
national and the local Kiwanis Club
were improved so as to bolster the
Club's effectiveness in the communi-
ty. This was apparent at the induc-
tions ceremony especially, where the
Kiwanis Club inaugurated their of-
ficers at the same time the Key Club
admitted their new members.
The Club also held a seminar early in
the year to give Annandale's young
men a better idea of what the Key
Club was all about. Under the
leadership of President Gerry
Hensen the club was very successful
in the other activities which they par-
ticipate in yearly. These included
such events as the Sweet-Heart
Dance, cleaning up the football field
and raising money for the March of
Dimes.
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Gerry Hensen. Pres.
Vice Pres. Forrest Gander was having spleen removed.
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First Row, left to right: Harry Chelpon, Jeff White, Brian Schaeffer, Mark Henson, Brian Gander, Scott Armstrong. Second
Row: Gerry Henson, Art White, Mack Walker, ,loe Kroger, David Houseworth, Tim Lucido, Ken Prohoniak, Jim Pede., Bill
Suminski, Doug Knowles, Bob Sykes. Third Row: John Gander, Ron Stoner, Steve Fleger, Bill Kier, Marshall Goodman, Dan
Carayiannas, Mark Richardson, Keith Parker, Scott Lindeman, John Donnel, Rem Smith, Jim Harris, Gene Funkhouser, Kee
Bee, Dave Mork, George Nolen, Gerry Brown, Tim Strait, Naz, Craig Henson, Lou Samaha, Jim Wiecjorek, Steve Dasovich, Dave
Kendall, Tom Donnelly, Mike Coyne, Peter Crawford, Robb McLaren. Fourth Row: Bob Delaney, Pat Coyne, Randy Gaylor,
Dave White, Ken Luhman, Jeff Armstrong, Bob Grimesey, Jeff Malovich, Scott Lawrence, Mike Pilecki, Kurt Schumacher, Dave
Horton, Jim Toye, Jim Higley, Dennis Harris.
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In such perplexing times, when world-wide com-
munications often seem inadequate, it is encouraging to
note that there is wide interest in international affairs
among high school students. The Foreign Affairs Club
provides concerned students with an opportunity to share
such interests. FAC members assemble themselves into a
"model" United Nations Security Council. Through this
method, the members are able to express and discuss the
varied positions of the many countries belonging to the
United Nations.
This year's delegation participated in several model U.N.
discussionsg the Harvard University conference held in
Cambridge, Mass., the Fayman conference, and the North
American Invitational, held in Washington, D.C. The FAC
also plans to attend the AMSEC assembly, held annually
each spring. The Foreign Affairs Club hopes that through
its work, it may have contributed in some small way to
peace and better understanding of foreign policies.
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Joanne Jacohsmeyer, Paul Jordon, Judah Kraushaar, Tom Murri, Bill Hcmmingsly. Back Row: Mr.
Armstrong fsponsorj, Robert Melton, Mike Holland. Not Pictured: Doug Fowley QV. l'res.j.
Debate Team Argues
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Each year, the Debate Team offers students with outstan-
ding speaking ability., a chance to represent and debate a
current issue. The '73-74 topic selected for the Virginia
High School Debate League was "Resolve Federal Govern-
ment Should Guarantee a Minimum Annual Income to
Each Family Unit." The members of the Annandale Debate
Team, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Rao, have researched
and organized their positions on this topic since August.
The format of a debate requires three pairs of debating
students. The AHS Varsity team is divided into partners as
follows: affirmative, John Donnal and Conron Dycheg
negative, Cathy Midkiff and Dix Dixong switch, Kathy
Piraino and Richard Fruchterman.
The debate season, beginning February 4, consists of six
District meets and a Regional meet. A flip of a coin, that
determines which partners will debate, begins each meet.
Each team voices their argument for eight minutes, follow-
ed by three more minutes used by each team for any
necessary clarifications. A four minute rebuttal concludes
the discussions.
Although the AHS team lost several experienced members
through graduation, this year's team looks forward to
another successful season.
Debate Team: Varsity: Dix Dixon, John Donnal, Conron Dyche, Richard Fruchterman, fcaptainj Cathy Midkiff, Kathy Piraino
Jr. Varsityg Margaret Bell, Carl Corrigan, Robert Fruchterman, Charles Menickelly.
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Karen Dwornik
Cathy Midkiff
Debbie Bianchi
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Vickyi Stanley
Christy Carpenter
Lori Arbacas
Melanie Smith
Brian Cadigan
Brunei George
Denise 'Kulina
Liz Brown
Susan Doblmcicr
Laura Morgan
Nancy King
Bqtsy Lamherton
Sandra Smail
SCHOOL swmc AssIs'rANTs I 3
Melinda Moncnre
Kathy Midkiff
Katliy Piraino
Richard Brcakiron
,lane Walsh
John Zuhcck
Steve Dcremcr
Richard Fruvhtcrmun
CLINIC ASSISTAN'I'S
Kathy O'Day
Donna Bcaucloin
Vicki Johnston
Karen' Snider
Kathy Ray
Colette Masingill
Natalie Tullio
Joann Dunleavy
MEDIA CENTER
Brenda Norman
Cathy Myer
Chris Bello
Creigh Tompkins
'Jody Snyder
ASSISTANTS
Brian Mclilrath
Al Craft
,lim Panoff
Chuck Clarke
Ed Guilford
LIBRARY ASSISTA NTS
Brad Harris
Steve Dorlund
Rohin Simmons
Roger Gray
Beth McCloskey'
Marie Schuon
Mike Bradley
FINA NCE ASSISTANT
Kathy Piruino
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The 1974 Annandale High Math Team, consisting of four seniors, four
juniors, and four sophomores had a quite successful season this year. Led
by three year veterans Brian Nield, Alan Weakley, Doug Fowley., and Tom
Murri, the team won a top place in the county. According to Mrs. Ramay,
sponsor of this year"s team, the large number of sophomores and juniors in-
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conrl Row: Miss Hatcher, Andy Frytcher, Robert Watson, Craig Reber, Arlen Crotts, Miss Strickland.
American
Field Service
The Annandale High chapter of the American Field Ser-
vice, commonly referred to as A.F.S., sponsored two
students this year as Paul G. Capella from Germany and
Savina De Torcy from France were both invited to come
spend their senior year in the U.S.
The club sponsored by Mrs. Frances Morgan supported
their own efforts by sponsoring two successful money
drives during the year. One, the International Dinner,
drew many people for a quite enjoyable evening. The se-
cond, a Tootsie Pop sale, went over big as well. It is for
these efforts that the members of the 1974 A.F.S. can look
back on this year with pride,
First Row, left lo right: Mi Ling, Ce Cc Murphy,DcbI1ic Shelton Betsy Lambcrton lmrl1Mtllmurm Carols n Ru-.-L II Suomi
Row: Judah Draushaar, Doug Kreble, Sarah Windham, Debbie Melbourne l rul Dohmen Lou Sdllldlld lx nnf r IIUITICI llmtl
Row: Judy Wortl1inlol1, Ariane Rowe, Betsy Herbert., Kathy Bdslek ,lim Bfjllllflb Mrs Morgan Lhusl l,lIlllN,llS
Thespians and Stage Crew-
ital Elements of Dramatic Productions
First Row: Theresa Hart, Scott Buckley, Toby Kincer, Becky Blaine, Marylee Malone, Kim Hester, Susan Flack, Sarah
Windham, Paulette Stavovy, Debbie Bcnncr, Cheryl Pribbeno. Second Row: Donald Hart., Jennifer McNeillg Denise Roberts,
Jeff Landrum, .lim Pede, Nancy Bell, Ben Lowenson. Third Row: Mrs. Summers., Sponsor, Lyndon Guy, Joanne jacobsmeycr,
Kenny Lipman, Sandy Buckner, Robert Shuping, Oscar Von Bredow, Cathy Johnson. Not pictured: Gary Evonik, l'rcs.g Patti
O'Neill, V. Pres., Dottie Newcomer, Kathy Good, Forrest Gander, ,lay Hansborough, Randy Haun, Kevin Kiely, Dave Woodson,
,lim Blake, Kirsten Duesterdick, Sally Ford, Michelle Jachera, Laura Welch, Cathy Worley, Carrie Clark, Betsy Basnight, Lisa
Flack, Chip Lunsford, Earnest Young, Vickie Davis, Gene Johnson, Meg Sheldon.
The Thespian Society, an international
organization dedicated to the Theater Arts,
is comprised of students who have assisted
in major stage productions, be it acting or
any other involvement such as stage crew,
make-up, or advertising. Applicants must
acquire ten points earned through these
various activities to be considered for
membership. Among several advantages
offered to Thespians are scholarships and
tickets to local shows at reduced rates.
The creation of the visual effects con-
tributing to the success of an actor in stirr-
ing the imagination of his audience is a job
placed on the shoulders of the hard work-
ing stage crew. Through their efforts in
constructing sets., props, and effective
lighting, further enjoyment is added to the
illusion which the actors are trying to pro-
ject.
Stage Crew
FBL and FT Prepare
The Future Business Leaders of
America was recently organized in
the Steno I, Steno II, Clerk Typist I,
Office Practices and Procedures and
General Business classrooms. Service.,
education, promotion, social and
fund raising were the five major ac-
tivities of this group. The main goals
of FBLA were to improve and es-
tablish standards for entrance into
business occupations and develop
competent, aggressive business
leadership.
The main activity of the Future Teachers of America was
teaching and tutoring students in various elementary,
junior high and high schools. Guest speakers visited the
meetings which were held every Friday and they explained
to the 25 members different techniques of instructing
students. Several club members specialized in fields such
as handicrafts, music and physical education.
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Pins and Needles
Meetings of this yearis Home Ec. Club were held in room 112
twice monthly. The club whose purpose was to further interest
in Home Economics while developing individual interest in the
domestic arts could be found involved in many worthwhile pro-
jects this year. Along with such projects as candle making and
cooking demonstrations, the club initiated service projects. The
girls made twenty-one stuffed animals which they then gave to
Childrens' Hospital. Various career speakers spoke to the club
throughout the year. According to president Sharon White, it
was hoped that sometime during the year each girl would par-
ticipate in an activity especially designed for her interests.
Pins
Each Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Annandale
Fairlanes the A.H.S. Bowling Club
meets sponsored by Miss Stidley, Mr.
Stevenson, and Miss Haase. The eight
teams of three rotate in cycles com-
peting against one another. At the
end of each cycle, trophies are award-
ed to outstanding participants. The
teams battle it out all year long and
welcome any new members desiring
to improve their game.
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Sponsor: Miss Elzinga.,
Pres.: Sharon White
V. Pres.: Mike Battle
Sec.: Kay Reingruber
Treas.: Arden Clark
MEMBERS
Anna Brown
Donna Budnick
Sharon Cave
.laye Clark
Judy Cochran
Patty Conners
Nancy Danson
Angia Dews
Diane Dincher
Debbie Goodwin
Debbie Hart
Renee Henderson
Lisa Jarvis
Joy Lindsay
Sherry Monroe
Karen Norby
Kay Orso
Mary Perkins
Cathy Smith
Kathy Tracy
Mrs. White
Top Row: Ken Arthur, Wes Shull, Dave Robinson, Dean Burgi, Brian Doslcr, Bob Loudcn, arry
Daily, Clif Foster, Ernie Young, Edna Manning. Middle Row: Chris Kohut, Dion Anderson, Sue
Anderson, Barbara Jackson, Cathy Salyer. Bottom Row: Kirk Rogers Qpres.j, Mike Lysagt QV. pres.J,
Jeff Poole lsec.J, Steve Young ftreas.j. Not pictured: Phil Murphy, Donna Kelly., Ken Loomis, ,lim
Bolding, Chris O'Brien.
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Werner Purcell
Mark Richards
Dave Robarge
Terri Rogers
Becky Rowlands
Michelle Russo
Mark Ryan
Greg Succo
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Ellen VanDrooge
Ann Velesz
Willwam Woerner
Judy Worthington
Patricia Young
Peter Yu
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Twenty years ago San-, institution
which was to change the-course, of the
lives of many young people opened its
doors. This instittitioniiwas' Anniaiii
dale High School. A secondary 'schioofli V V i
ol' the highest quality' and standardi
Seventeen years agofthe aforemen-
tioned instfitution Vunderwent yea
changeg 8fiCl'lRltgQ t,V would itself
changejthiecourse of th'elives4of.n1ariyf
young people. change-.came in
thejperso,n,.VAol7.Mr4'James' G. Finch. A
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n'afnd.ale5j'he and 'thejhiigiifschgool have
ihecomef analogous and synono-mous
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A'nnanglaAle7i now, thefoldest schoolyon
its , spite has, i through .they
tilre'less"efforitsQof Mr. Finch, becomegi
school Hof, manifold- advancements.
The 'elective coursesg the variety' of '
subjects, andtheffreedom fronrchaos
lead., theglist of achiyey-ments to 'jhe
pin,n1edfQon' this man's But il.l1kf2iI'f?Q.I
afre material benefi'ts'1t'hat the student'
can -reapiffrom, having :fprin-
cipal 'such 'as Mrg Finch. The"media
center,ffor'exam'pleiia multi-purpose,
ali'.r-conditlionedl labyiifithgv of ,helpful
cr'edti'vyitiesg open to'afl3li-studen'tS, for
use-thifopugihout thedayl: Consider-they
comfortable libiaryfwhlich- lies atithe
1hea,rtf4offA.HS. And forget not that
Finch, provided Va moan, fin: which to
c0,nSatriifQL the b00ke,frqn1'1-w'hiC'hA' X95
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Cohijilaints Ama edfasigiusr. have been
lvyoieediconcerning Finerh sinceihe g i ' i
befganvgsaerving -.'Annandale, butt ,thejfg '
voices came' ,frtisi313f1peopley1,w'hp
ihaveinotfithe maturity to. appreciate' '-
those Who are sincerely c.5mfned.4 i
with their. growth .e', P
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Taking the place of Mr. Siemens this
year was Mr. Fleming. In holding the
office which enforces discipline, Mr.
Fleming tried various methods to hr-
ing Annandale's "class cutting" un-
der control. Also assisting Mr. Finch
in running the school are the assis-
tant principals Col. Clarke, Mr.
Eakin and Mr. Pattisall. All these
men put forth much needed effort in
working for Annandale High School.
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A.H.S. has upheld its tradition of a well
staffed guidance office. The program
which was instituted last year, and has
been carried through this year enables the
students to register for an appointment
with their guidance counselors at a con-
Mr. Gill greets everyone with a smile.
Mrs. Randu takes time for a coffee hreak.
Left: Miss Moreland always has time.
venient day and lime. At these ap-
pointments students diseuss with their
own particular counselor their schedules
and future plans.
Dr. Henry, an able guidance counselor.
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Media Center Supplements Education
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Mrs. Oakerson labors over the light table.
The Media Center aids a student in giving a presentation.
In its second year of operation, Annandale's Media Center, head-
ed by Mrs. Lin Oakerson, enriched the education of the students
through the well equipped production room and comfortable
lecture areas. Visual and audio aids, such as transparencies,
filmstrips, slide shows, and tape recordings, which added in-
terest and variety to classroom teaching were easily assembled by
teachers with the help of specialized equipment. Students were
encouraged to use the equipment in the production room as long
as they provided their own supplies. The carpeted lecture rooms
with ample blackboard space make up the other half of the
Media Center. Used for showing movies, lectures, individual
study and a host of other activities, the comfortable, airy rooms
provided a welcome break from stiff, stuffy classrooms.
IB Room-a Center of Organization
Mrs. Fairchild smiles as she works with the IBM cards. Mrs. Cmiel working with one of the IBM machines.
Kurt Schumacher, Debbie Lamm, Jerry Brown
and Renee Ard led the class of '75 to a
noteworthy year of good fortune and prosperity.
A series of money-making soc-hops led the way
to success. Class and school spirit rose to new
and formerly unknown heights as the '75ers
tasted for the first time the sweet superiority of
upperclassdom. Unity and the aroma of
togetherness permeated the class. Annandale's
graduating class of '74 comfortably leaves the
school and their position in the hands of these
hard-working enthusiasts.
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Joyce Adeoek
Robin Alger
Debbie Allen
Susan Allen
Emilly Anderson
Glenn Anderson
Paul Anderson
Marion Apostol
Renee Ard
Kay Arnold
Keith Arnold
Kim Arnold
Dayle Ash
,lim Bacon
Chris Babson
Missy Bain
Meg Baker
Kathryn Banta
Teresa Barr
Barbara Barrell
Michelle Battle
Dawn Baumann
Bill Beatman
Donna Beaudoin
Lois Beckett
Greg Bell
Margerel Bell
Nora Bentley
Victoria Berdo
Elaine Betts
Debbie Bianchi
Debbie Bieber
Brian Bird
Elaine Bishop
Mike Bishop
l'hil Blanchard
Susan Blalock
Brenda Bennett
Robert Bleek
Michael Blood
James Boclling
Dan Bombick
David Bombick
Jeff Bowers
Ken Bowers
Bill Brennan
Barbara Briscoe
Calherine Brower
Ceraltl Brown
Linda Brown
Paul Brown
Daniel Bruner
Mark Buclsoek
Patty Burnett
Mark Burney
Danny Bullcr
Ancly Bryan
Nlarvie Bryan
Susan Byrnes
Lori Calunrio
Susan Carroll
Angela Casamentn
Corrine Caslellucei
Cathy Carlson
Suzanne Cassell
Carol Caswell
Val Champlain
lrcnc Channon
Rivk Christian
john Clagell
Charles Clark
Terri Clark
Nlivhele Clause
Kay Clifton
Judy Cochran
Chris Coleman
Slevc Cohoon
Peggy Conaly
Palric-ia Connors
Kathy Coogan
james Cooper
Mike Cooper
Johnny Coppersmith
Carl Corrigan
,Ianel Corelli
Chris Costello
Evelyn Coumes
Mike Coyne
Brian Crouch
Tammy Crump
Eileen Cotter
lVlike Craig
Ann Cresswell
Nancy Dallingcr
Alison Duly
Deborah Dusovich
Mark Davidson
.lean Davis
Lynn Davis
Steve Dillard
Nina Domina
Roger Dowding!
Skip Dawson
Allrerl Demcrs
Carol Deuleh
Angia Dews
Jeff Doby
John Donnal
Roger Dowdy
Sherry Drummond
Devon Duncan
,lounne Dunleavy
Tim Duvall
Conron Dyehe
Dianne Earnshaw
Delores Edmonds
John Eggerton
Suzanne Eibell
Cary Elder
Leslie Elmore
Mike Emlel
Lorraine Eng
Tim Ervy
Donna Estes
Vicki Eybers
Ronald Ferris
linnrlic Ficklin
Charles Finger
Louis Fitzgerald
Terri Fitzpatrick
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Glenn Forman
Wayne Forsythe
Cliff Foster
Bruce Fox
Jim Fox
Colleen Francis
Debbie Frechette
Jody Freeman
Kathy Frick
Robert Friend
Susan Frully
Sharon Garrett
Jeanne Gamher
Pete Gastoukran
John Gaylor
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Karen Hcmmingson
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Rusty Herrick
Brian Hester
,lim Higley
Tina Hill
Deborah Hilliard
Debbie Hodge
Bambi Hoke
Bruce Holland
.leff Holly
David Horton
john Hughes
Sandy Hutchings
Mary Hylaman
Mike Ingalls
Michele ,Iachera
Ed Gobeille
Kathy Good
Gayle Goodman
Karen Goodwin
Ron Gordon
Rick Gorey
Denise Gour
John Glass
Dan Grady
Sue Grahm
Sue Graincr
Roger Gray
Ronnie Greenberg
Harold Greenwald
Rick Grivas
Nancy Guill
Regina Gutierrez
Tom Hale
Kathy Halleck
Gary Halstead
Margaret Hamadon
Cathy Hamel
John Hames
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Nancy King
Bruce Kiser
Marci Koblos
Ralph Koch
Judah Kraushaar
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James Lee
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Kathy 0'Dea
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Carol 0'Ncil
Kaye Orso
Tom Oseeky
Debbie Palma
Scott Palmquist
Alicia Papalios
Kevin Patton
Howard Paris
Gray Payne
Lucy Perez
Alan Peterson
John Philips
Maggie Philleo
Randy Pieper
Kathy Piraino
Donnie Pisciolta
jeff Poole
Mike Poor
John Potts
Michele Praturton
Dean Prather
Cheryl Pribheno
Margie Price
Paul Prohoniak
,lane Pyle
Dennis Quesenber ry
Tim Ragen
John Randolph
Kim Raper
Susan Ray
Kay Reingruber
Garry Relton
Debra Richert
Cindy Richter
Dave Roberson
Gina Roberto
Mike Robinetle
Betty Robinson
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Kirk Rogers
Rhonda Ronemus
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Kevin Sehlink
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Bertha Svulllchull
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Karen Sekol
Brian Shattuck
Mart Shelton
Sherry Shipley
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Patty Slack
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Cathy Smith
Mike Snipas
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Larry Swanson
Steve Swanson
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Tom Talley
Steve Talpel
Frank Tatum
Sandy Taylor
Bob Tedesvn
Barry Thomas
Gary Thompson
Lynn Thompson
Bob Toyo
Steve Truitt
Natalie Tulliu
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Cathy West
Dean White
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Mr. Marshall D. Winclsor Q6 yrs. at AHSJ B,S. at
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Mrs. Frances Ramay U4 yrs. at AHSJ B.S. al.
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Miss Mary V. Robinson Q17 yrs. at AHSJ A.B.
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Mrs. Sondra Drutz Q7 years at AHSJ better known as Mother Natureg bridge.
Velma F. French fl year at AHSJ meeting new
people, reading, walking. "Everyone has some
good in him but one has to look for it
sometimes."
After ten years of service, Mrs. Son-
dra Drutz surprised and saddened
Annandale High School as she accom-
panied her husband to Colorado
Springs, Colorado, early in October.
Although equally startled by the
sudden move, Mrs. Drutz spoke
gratefully of the many people and
memories which had made AHS
special to her.
Mrs. Drutz' absence left AHS minus
one English teacher. The English
Department was extremely fortunate
to gain Velma French as her replace-
ment. Mrs. French was one of the
four new teachers to join the depart-
ment. AHS welcomed the spirited at-
titudes of Velma French, Jean Boyer,
Lois Rao, and Jane McConell.
Mrs. Jane McConnell Q1 year at AHS, music.,
tennis, guitar.
Mrs. Jean R. Boyer fl year at AHSJ yoga,
horseback riding, swimming.
Mrs. Lois Rao Q1 year at AHSJ
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Barbara Aspinall Q10 years at AHS, "beach", bridge. To quote -
Bartleby, "I prefer not lo," or better yet, to quote Thoreau, "If a man
does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears
a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears,
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J. Wallace Bolding Q20 years at AHSJ aquatics,
coin collecting, campingg "I had no shoes and
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Mrs. Helen Nelson f7 years at AHS, antique hunting,
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Betty Jean Keenan 'Q10 years at AHSI horse races, theater, rapping C
so loved the world that He gave His only beloved Son."
Mrs. Jan Tarasovic Q2 years at AHSJ common causes, sewing and ot
craftsg "Celebratel "
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Marion MacLean Q2 years at AHSJ back packing, making bread
and candles, transcendental meditation.
Mrs. Peggy Hamm Q3 years at AHSJ traveling, painting,
tennisg 1976 class sponsor.
Mr. Roy T. Fisher Q20 years at AHSJ cooking, gardening,
reading, music, "Know thyself."
Mr. Gene Singleton f3 years at AHSJ pictured here with his two dogs Ilse and Ruclig films,
reading, swimming.
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Rita Weaver f6 years at AHSQ music,just
Mrs. Lora Nell Summers U0 years at AHSJ
home life, theater, "Act well your part." putteringg "Why?"'
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Rose F. Little Q20 years at AHSJ travel, research, understanding peoples of thc world:
"Where there is life there is Hope!"
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When you travel to
Europe with your parents
and have to handle order-
ing lunch at a sidewalk
cafe in Paris, to whom are
you suddenly thankful?
For twenty years the
Foreign Language Dept. of
A.H.S. has added to and
enhanced the social lives
and cultural edueations of
its many students. So next
time you say "Hola',,
L'Merci", or i'Sprechen Sie
Deutsche" remember the
dedicated people who
taught you how.
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Mrs. Marianne Worrell Q12 years
at A.ll.S.ig lfrench and Germang
sponsors German Clubg hobbies
include reading, bridge, travel,
Cours Snperieur Luxembourg.,
B.S. at Sophia U. in Japang
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Miss Ruth Ann Williamson Q6 years at A.H.S.iq
German: sponsors German Club: hobbies in-
clude music, sewing, hiking and skiing: BA. at
U. of Rochesterg MA. ut Middleburg College.
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Miss Virginia Stephanz Q12 years at A.H.S.jq
French: sponsors French Honor Society: hob-
bies include reading, gardening, sports, BA. at
Radford College, MA. at U.V.A.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Gilmore Q6 years at f'k.H.S.j: Spanish,
Middleburg Univ., li.V.A. Universidad Thero Americana.
Miss Janice Oliver Q2 years at A.H.S.jg Spanish: B.A. at
Muskingum Collegcg hobbies include traveling.
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Mrs. Cornelia Tully Q4 years at A.H.S.jg Spanish, assists Spanish
Clubg hobbies include travel, reading, sewing, B.S. at Ohio Univ.,
Univ. of Madrid, U. of Heirlelburg, U.V.A.
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Mrs. Rose Little f20 years at A.H,S.jg Russian and Lating sponsors Russian
and Latin Clubs. Latin and Russian Honor Societiesg hobbies include
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G.W.U.
Mr. Robert Menard Q6 years at A.H.S.Jg French
and Math: BA. at Catholil' U., MA. at Univ. of
Michigan.
Mrs. Frances Morgan Q7 years at A.H.S.jg Germang B.A. at Madison
Collegeg Hofstra U. in Salzburg, Australia.
Mr. Dominic Mautone Q5 years at A.H.S.jg French:
BA. al Champlain Collegeq lVl.A. at Middleburg
College.
Mrs. Norma Jones fl year at A.H.S.Jg French and Spanishg hobbies include
gardening and sewingg A.B. at Bates College.
Mrs. Carolyn Lindahl Q9 years at
A.ll.S.lg Spanislig A.B. at G.W.ll.g hob-
bies include traveling.
Mrs. Elizabeth Huffman Q4 years at A.H.S.j:, Spanishg A.B. al Gettysburg
Collegeg Spanish Club sponsorg hobbies include reading and bridge.
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Science Dept.
In 1954 Annandale's science depart-
ment opened in its entirety with six
teachers. Three of the six divided
their time and classes between
science and a second subject such as
Home Economics. Today, the depart-
ment has grown in number but also
covers subjects from Earth Science to
Physics. Throughout the years the
department has employed new
methods such as the use of
videotapes., field trips, team teaching
and the point system to enrich the
students understanding of his par-
ticular field.
Left to Right: Mrs. Rebecca Bartelt Q2 yrs.
A.H.S.j Earth Science: Hobbies: Mineral
collecting, camping, gymnastics. Mr. Earl Gill
Q15 yrs. A.H.S.j Physics: Hobbies: Bowling.
Left to Right: Team teachers: Mrs. Audrey Grissom Q5 yrs. A.H.S.j Biology: Hobbies: Reading, pain
-ting, naturalist. Mr. James Johnson Q3 yrs. A.H.S.j Biology: Hobbies: Gardening, wild edible plants
plants., general biological exploration. Miss Penelope Lawson Q2 yrs. A.H.S.j Biology: Hobbies
Gardening, animal lover. Mr. Walter F. Bugin Q19 yrs. A.H.S.J Chemistry: Hobbies: Golfing, bowling,
Sp0I'lS.
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A.H.S.j Biology, Hobbies: Hiking, reading,
photography, people. Mr. Robert Lane
Dziuban Q4 yrs. A.H.S.Q Biology, 81 Psychologyg
Hobbies: Skiing, hiking, community theatre,
camping. Mrs. Alice Jean Wood Q15 yrs. A.H.S.J
Chemistry. Mr. Lyle Hunzeker fl yr. A.H.S.J
Biology, Hobbies: Woodworking, lawn care.
Comm. Charles Curtis Q8 yrs. A.H.S.j Earth
Scienceg Hobbies: minerology, paleontology.
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Eng., BS, BCS, Mary Wash, College., UVAQ Senior
Honor Society, Bowling, Bridge
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Mr. Charles E. Good Q12 yrs. at AHSJ Typing, Bookkeeping, BS and MS at
Madison Collegeg Dept. Chairman, Adult Ed.g Swimming, travel, FBLA
chapter
Mrs. Ruggera Q6 yrs. at AHSQ Steno
II 81 Office Practice 81 Proceduresg
Radfordg Tennis, reading, COE
Coordinator
Miss Cannon Q7 yrs. at AHSJ Bus.
Law, Principles, Man.g Intro. to Typ-
ing, UNC, work with Cent. for Auto
Safety
Business Dept
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Mrs. Bass Q3 yrs. at AHSQ Gen. Bus., Steno I Blockg
Campbell Col.g FBLA chap.: Bowling
Mrs. Joan Hall Q5 yrs. at AHSQ Bus. Subjects Lynchburg
Col.g FBLA chap.: knitting, cooking
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A.H.S. students which participated in
the COE program followed a
workfstudy schedule. They attended
school in the morning taking either a
class in Stenography II or Office
Practices and Procedures. In the
afternoon, the participants applied
their acquired skills in office sur-
roundings where they were
employed.
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Mr. Heeter Q2 yrs. at AHSJ D.E. Coordinator. Music, all sports. Right: Mr. Todd Q12
yrs. at AHSJ D.E. Coordinator. Boating, golf.
The Distributive Education program
was one in which better than 150
students were trained and given ex-
perience in the field of distribution.
The students must attend two classes,
one of which pertains to distribution.,
For these the students received two
credits.
Salesmanship, business, economics,
marketing, advertising, display, and
sales promotion were included in the
areas of study. In general, the
Distributive Education program was
to produce a goal in the minds of the
involved students and to provide an
area in which to head in later life.
Mr. Todd and Mr. Heeter coor-
dinatedtheprogram. '
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The Physical Education Department
provides a welcome break from the
routine of daily classes. The program
is tailored to fit the needs and in-
terests of the students within the
scope of their personalities, maturity,
and the department's available
facilities. Because of the varied
background of students entering An-
nandale, Freshmen are required to
take basic team and individual sports
such as basketball, volleyball, and
track. As Sophomores, students must
take units offered for the first time
but may choose between those which
had appeared in the Freshman year.
Sophomores also have the option of
the quarter in which Driveris Ed. is
taken. Juniors enjoy the privilege of
alternate choices in every unit except
fencing and Seniors can participate
in any sport within reason. To assure
the students of a program which will
be of interest to them, a course
evaluation sheet is filled out at the
end of the year to indicate likes and
dislikes.
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Right: Miss Rachel Peters Q20 yrs. at AHSQ:
Phys. Ed.: Varsity Hockey Coach. Below: Miss
Katherine Buck Q20 yrs. at AHSM Phys. Ed.:
Basketball, Softball and J.V. Hockey coach.
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Above: Mr. Everett Cloud Q1 yr. at AHSQ:
Driver's Ed.: Football and Wrestling Coach.
Middle: Miss Sally Michener f5 yrs. at AHSJg
Phys, Ed.: Tennis, ,I.V. Basketball and Track
Coach. Left: Mrs. Linda Holman Q4 yrs. at
AHSM Phys. Ed.: Gymnastics and
Cheerleading.
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AHSjl'I1ys. Ed.: Fuotlnall: lfrosli Bttskct-
liull Com-ll. Wliclcllc: lllr. Olson: llchiml
llic Wheel. lfur Luft: Mr. llurry Smith
U9 yrs. at .AXHSJL Phys. litl.g Varsity
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Ed.g Director of Athletics. Far Left: Mr. Thomas
Secules Q7 yrs. at AHSJQ Phys. Ed.:, Asst. Football
Coach and Track Coach. Middle: Mr. Charles Kel-
ly Q7 yrs. at AHSJQ Phys. Ed.g J.V. Basketball
Coach.
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Ms. Agnes Fromer Q4 years at A.H.S.j Artg B.A. at Slate U.g U. of
Va.g American U.g Photography, piano, church.
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printmaking, sculpture, and
creative crafts. For the first
time, students were allowed to
take two periods of Advanced
Art if they so desired. Much
emphasis was put on drawing,
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Mr. Edgar Roberson Q17 years at A.H.S.j B.A. at U. of Richmondg M.A. at American U.g College Art Study
Abroad Paris: Art Dcpt.g Chairmang Wild Foodsg Fossilsg Astronomyg Barbershop Quartet.
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Mrs. Dorothea Monk Q4 years at A.H.S.j B.A. at West Va. U.g
Catholic U.g William and Maryg Sewing and sports.
Mrs. Teresa Caldwell Q2 years at A.H.S.j B.S. at Madison Collegeg Ten-
nis.
Under the guidance of Mr. Doster,
the Annandale High School Music
Department provides a fine oppor-
tunity for the serious student to ex-
plore any area ol' music he or she
wishes. Through meaningful par-
ticipation, the student may advance
at his or her own rate, can perform
artistically alone, or can become a
part of a larger group fband,
orchestra, chorus, or ensemblej.
Mr. Franklin J. Lockwood 11 yr. at A.H.S.j Band, String teacherg Ithaca Collegeg boating, golf, swim-
ming.
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Lebanon Valley College, U. of Maryland, U. of Illinois, B.A. and M.A.g
Sailing, Historical Novels.
Dr. Harold G. Connell Q13 yrs. at A.H.S.j Choral Musicg B.A. and M.A. at
Brigham Young U.: Pl1.D. at New York U.g Geneology.
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Mrs. Margaret C. White Q2 yrs. at A.H.S.J, Home Economics: Brevard
,luniur College, 13.5. al Radford College, Masters at V.l'.l.1 Home
Economics Clulig Sewing, cooking, traveling.
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Miss Yvonne Elzinga I7 yrs. at A.H.S.j, Home Economicsg B.S. at Brigham
Young Universityg Home Economics Club, sports, cooking, sewing,
creative handiwork, music, dancing, camping.
Home Ee. Sl
Industrial Arts
Depts. Offer
Coed Courses
The Home Economics program was designed this year to
aid students in developing the ability to strengthen per-
sonal and family living. The program offers opportunities
for boys and girls to develop their values, attributes, un-
derstandings, and skills which contribute to personal
development and to provide a foundation for many oc-
cupations and professions. General and in-depth courses
are available for the benefit of any students with special
needs and interests in areas related to Consumer and Home
Economics Education.
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Mr. Edward B. Leggat Q1 yr. at A.H.S.j., Electronics I, II, III, AND IVQ
Schoolcraft Comm. College, University of Michigan, Va. State Universityg
Stage Crew, Electronics club, sports, traveling, camping.
Mr. Franklin J. Beto Q11 yrs. at A.H.S.j, Industrial Arts, A.B. at Salem
College, M.A. at George Washington.Universityg Golf, hunting, fishing.
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Mr. Christopher B. Gerhart fl yr. at A.H.S.J, Mechanical Drawing,
Engineering Drawing, Architectural Drawing, General Shop, B.S. at Pur-
due Universityg Model Aviation, photography, Hi Fi.
Mr. Curtis E. Felty Q2 yrs. at A.H.S.J, Maintenance 81 Repair, Auto
Mechanics, Retired from Military after 20 yrs. of serviceg Stage and Light
Crew, hunting, fishing, travel.
The A.H.S. Industrial Arts curriculum is open to all, in-
cluding the young ladies of the school. The program gives
the student the opportunity to become knowledgeable con-
cerning history, problems, processes, and personnel
systems of industries. Each student has the opportunity to
develop basic skills in the areas' of metalworking,
woodworking, plastics and leather, and various other
crafts. Training in Electronics, Mechanical Drawing, and
Auto Mechanics have also been made available.
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Mr. Charles F. Scheider IV Q2 yrs. at A.H.S.J, Industrial Arts I 8: Ilg B.S. at
V.P.l. 31 Sli., lnlramural Gymnastics, Gymnastics Team Coach, scuba
diving, fishing.
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The Social Studies Department, this
year, carried on with the recently
developed thematic system, a
successful offspring of last year's
planning. The arrangement provides
students with a multiplicity of selec-
tions. In this way, A.H.S. students
have found their social studies
courses to be more rewarding and
challenging. A round of applause
goes to the ingenuity of the Social
Studies Department.
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Mr. William Parnell Q17 yrs. at A.H.S.j, St. Anselm's-A.B.,
Boston University-M.A.. Columbia U.. Reading, spectator
sports, folk music records.
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Mr. David Carter Q4 yrs. at A.H.S.j, Brown University Providence
R.I.-B.A., University of Scranton, State Univ of N Y at Oswego
William and Mary. Athletics, camping, reading
Mr. Robert Stevenson Q18 yrs. at A.H.S.j, B.A. King College Tenn
M. Ed. U. of Va.. Golf and fishing.
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Mr. George Costello 117 yrs. at A.H.S.Q, BA.-Shepard College, M.
V : 'ff Ed.-U. of Va.,Reading,sp0rts.
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Mrs. Dorothy Olin 16 yrs. at A.H.S.j, BS. at Northwestern Univer-
sity, 1ancl other courses at about six othersj. Canada, swimming,
canoeing.
Capt. Eugene Breitenberg 110 yrs. at A.H.S.j, MSE at Henderson
State, Arkansas, B.A. degree at Colorado College. Photography,
hunting, fishing, public speaking, golf.
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Mr. Jon Higgins 18 yrs. at A.H.S.J, B.Ed.-U. of Miami. All outdoor ac-
tivities, reading.
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M.A. at Georgetown Universityg Tennis. Mrs. Gay Wilkes 17 woodwork.
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Mr. W. Donoavan Armstrong Q5 yrs.
at A.H.S.J Louisiana State Universi-
ty, University of Va.g Tennis,
reading, travel.
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Mr. Robert Dorminey Q10 yrs. at A.H.S.j Slippery
Rock State College, University ol' Va.g Water-skiing,
sky-diving, gardening, camping.
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Mr. Donald Henretty Q15 yrs. at A.H.S.j Randolph
Macon College, University of Va.g Politics
reading, exploring.
Clinic and Librar -A ways Willing to Help
Annandale's library and its clinic:
neither considered to be of any great
importance. Both are taken for
granted and neither commended.
Both are abused and complained
about. And yet, when the doors of
either one are closed, we certainly
hear about it.
The library has, throughout the
years, continued as an integral part of
student lifeg enhancing and en-
couraging student education and con-
sistently served in a most benevolent
manner. Mrs. Ashenhurst and Mrs.
Kurylo have earned the thanks and
applaud of all.
The clinic has, meanwhile, always
been there to assist when the knees
get scraped and the elbows scratched.
Mrs. Botticello, head of the clinic,
works hard to be on hand as often as
possible.
Mrs. Annabelle Ashenhurst Q20 yrs. at A.H.S.j
Illinois State University, Travel, pets, cooking,
gardening.
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State of Va.1 Antiques, ice skating.
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Va., Madison College, Antiques, bridge, travel.
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students and faculty experienced a
change of pace, this, in the form of
substitutes. Teachers absent from
classes left their students in the very
capable hands of several well trained
substitutes. With determined
courage they faced the masses, carry-
ing on the regular tasks of the
teacher. Often, they enriched their
duties with personal anecdotes.
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ecognized as one of the more spirited classes of Annan-
lale High School, the Class of '76 captured first place
mong the Homecoming floats and was awarded numerous
'pirit sticks this past year. "'76" successfully hosted a fall
ce cream social and several sock hops to raise class funds.
long with the traditional activities of a sophomore class,
'76" founded what they feel will become a new tradition at
AHS. With money otherwise spent for weekly hall
ecorations, the class plans to support an American orphan
for twelve dollars a month. Upon graduation, hopefully the
tradition will be continued by willing underclassmen.
Though claims condemning today's new morality are fre-
quent, the Class of '76 defines the distinction between the
moderate high school student of twenty years ago and the
socially conscious student of today.
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Craig Allen
David Allen
Meg A mshcy
Mary Ann Amshey
Dion Anderson
Pain Anderson
Sue Anderson
Debbie Andrews
Nominado Apostol
Kiln Arnold
Ken Arthur
Ann Artz
Mark Ayscue
Herb Babb
,laniee Bacon
John Ball
Alive Banziger
Melinda Barr
Betsy Basnight
Russell Bassford
Kathy Bastek
Scot Bates
Stanley Bear
76 Responds to Less Fortunate .
Andy Beilzell
Jeff Bell
Janice Benjamin
Alice Berekman
Patty Bermingham
Kent Berner
.lim Bethany
,lamcs Black
Becky Blaine
Bob Blakemore
Debbie Blankenship
Vicky Boardman
Mark Boger
Lisa Borror
Kathy Boucher
Tim Bowers
Karl Brant
Lisa Brillharl
Karen Bristow
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"See no evil." "Speak no evil." "Hear no evil."
Cafeteria Staff Provides Food for Thought
Or Food You Ought to Think Aboutj
Much controversy surrounded
the quality of lunches served in
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reasons for this were due to a
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Left to Right: Betty Davis, Clare Connell, Clara Brown, Helen Klingensmith, Marilyn Brandt, Colleen
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clean kitchen, and the best
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Much regard must he given to
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Elvis finds plenty of trash.
The custodian staff contributed another year of their
energy in keeping Annandale High School clean. With
2200 students compiling over 600,000 tons of trash a
year, the custodians have a lot of work to do. They clean-
ed up the hall decorations for football in addition to the
lunch room and the outside grounds. The students wish
to thank the custodians for making Annandale a better
place to go to school.
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Scott Armstrong
Greg Askey
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Sharon Baldwin
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Kathy Barlow
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Jackie Bell
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John Bell
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Barbara Bennett
Larry Benson
Bobby Berdo
Doug Berry
Brian Beucler
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Ken Blodgett
Micky Blondell
Jim Bodnarr
Peggy Bohner
Pat Boone
Susie Borror
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Steven Botello
Fred Bott
Donna Bowers
Duncan Boyer
Mike Bradley
Kathy Breckons
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Dana Brown
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Perry Brown
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Debbie Burns
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Wayne Dcllingcr
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Barton Dennis
David Desko
Randy Dickey
Helen Diguiseppi
Diane Dincbcr
Craig Dirdlebeck
Mike Dolan
Kimberly Donald
Steve Dorland
Kurt Dorsterdick
Cathy Donnal
Brian Drosler
Robin Dougherty
Scott Dudley
Nancy Duffncr
Keith Dunn
Ted Duwall
Diana Dyer
Karen Dzubak
Bill Earle
Waide Eckert
Karen Edwards
Roger Elliot
Sandy Ellis
Stacey Elster
Carolyn Fleming
Pat Fletcher
Debby Flood
Amy Floyd
Denise Folks
Gloria Forsyth
Bonnie Francis
Linda Frecllctte
Jackie Freeman
Judy Friedman
Gayle Friuk
Janet Fuller
Bill Gale
Brian Gandcr
Lisa Gander
Trina Garcia
John Garcza
Cheryl Gardner
Judy Gargus
Rick Gaspari
Steven Gast
Susan Geier
Allyson Gerhardt
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John Gelts
Caroline Gilmore
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More than lwo hundred and sixty
pages ago wc mentioned the fact that
Annandale had opened twenty years
ago. We said that it had grown in
many ways and had developed into a
leader in the state. Although all of
this is true, there are still some things
about Annandale that haven't chang-
cd.
lf you're willing to look for it, real
home-grown honesty and sincerity
can still be found here. From
Watergate to toilet paper shortages
Annandale has somehow remained
simpleg a place to enjoy life and a
place to learn about life. If you,re
reading and thinking that this drips
with corn, then you might consider
stopping for just a moment and
remembering all the fantastic times
you had while attending AHS.
Remember the beaches and ski trips?
llow about all the football games?
Can you remember afternoons on the
lawn after school talking with friends
you may never see again.? Think
about it for a minute, Annandale
wasn't really all that bad.
In a few years you'll look back at this
annual and be inundated with a
sudden and overwhelming rush of
nostalgia as you remember . . . The
Way We Were.
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Mrs. Edwin Thomasson
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lesko
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton lnscoe
Lt. Col. and Mrs. George W. Keyes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Arnold
Col. and Mrs. B. G. Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams, Jr.
Col. and Mrs. Charles W. Bethany, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle C. McLaren, Jr.
PATRCN ADS
Mrs. James M. Copeland
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Canonica
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Copeland
Robert F. Lindholm
Col. and Mrs. James D. Clause
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Lt. Col. and R. A. Witter
Peter llyitch Tchaikovsky
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Welch
LTC. and Mrs. Michael Craig
Lt. Col. and Mrs. B. Plowden
Girl Scouts of America
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Haney
William Fay
J. F. Patterson,
Donald Tobias
Glenn Ronald Forman
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Greg, Remember Reston, Clifton, Manassas,
Meloy, Dodson's party, Burke lake, the
Mustang, daylight, the PINTO, the world's
most expensive concert, the wagon, the
Chevy, 35 minutes in the bathroom, the rec
room, Gary's room, the living room, the
couch, your room, Edgar Winter, the airport,
the beach, Great Falls and Camels, SUIB,
Luigi's, eating out, and all the other times
we've had a ball.
l Love You, Bonnie
J.J., Hope to meet you on Yellow Brick Road
and stay forever, Love always, Eyelashes
..32,.
Dear P.C., Thanx "Crazy" D.K.
John Hamel, we like you -from the wrecked
trio.
Richard Fisher smokes pot.
Susan - A few kind words? Thank you
Honey. Mary - Algebra, Physics? Thanks
TEACH 81 many laughs. Jeannie - Yes! l'm
your friend. Jackie - Much love and fun.
Remember Gov.
Love y'all, Marg
G.R., Now we are headed in the right direc-
tion.
Love in Him M.B.
Lunch Bunch, Thanks for the laughs. "Who is
this really?" Truxell
Cope, Per, Michellon, Daso, Good, Stubbs,
Leslie, Dody: Remember the Keyette slumber
party, t.p., Chinese fire drill, and Bin one car!
Marty McManus is Mother Paranoia.
Scuttlebutts, Remember all the fun we had
smoking and drinking. Your sister
Bertha
Per, Remember: our log, football games, 4th
period, Dixie's, 2 car accidents, the pool ihow
to prevent . . . l, Va. Beach, green cars,
ECHOES, St. John's, 11:30, true confessions,
Gov't if we made it, and "those were the days!"
Stay Clean, man. Cope Bonnie, Remember St.
John's, Mother Marty, vodka and orange
juice, J.H., Kung Fu, football season,
mustangs, D's mom, New Yrs., G.E., Arf Art,
nasty Physics, GLENN, what you did to my
car, and you know it IS worth it! Thanks for
everything.
Gary: A year together sharing thoughts always
brings people closer, makes friends out of
blind strangers. Til U. Va .... Cathy
Jocko: Friendship is a time for sharing.
Thanks for sharing yourself with
me. Cathy
Mary Dailey, Thanks for knowing about
..peggy,..
Richard Fisher is hot to trot.
Byrne-co, Ed-co, Dunng We had fun bonging.
D.8tC.
B.b. I love my big brother. L.S. To Baby, l
love Iollipops and you. T.T. To Baby, Thank
you for the love, the laughs, the joy, and for
being mine. T.T.
Dona Perrine is Tweety Bird.
Settlemyer sisters - GIVE UP.
Glenn: Without you l would have lost all my
sense of humor. Thanks for being a shoulder
to laugh and cry on! Happiness always.
Cathy fthe chiefi
Connie Sue Swartz is a D.T.
Copeland, Remember Chinese eyes, green
cars on 4 yr. Run, our faithful log, clown faces,
mustangs and lesson 1 in shifting, taking off,
rip-off at the corral, smoking on Rte 1, Bailey's
X-roads party, and "THE SESSlON." Per
To Cathy, a ,pot of Alpo and "we're gonna
break up." Love and kisses, Bonnie and
Greg.
To Bonnie and Greg, I had fun zooming in Clif-
ton, etc. your faithful pet puppy
Dona Perrine is a narc!
BREAKUP
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Gottnimmit, Chris.
Fleetwood Mac-No. 1.
Vicki Johnston we all love you.
The Darcie Welch Fan Club
Moon Hangin' at O'Dea's house.
Hey Vicki say WEOOO yet'?????
Scotty and Bobby
Dave Carter, we're forming an attachment for
you - it fits right over your mouth.
P. Z. 8t L. D.
Save the world, Kill the freaks,
Jock
Was it a boy, Dick?
Attention Four W's Club - There's a meeting
today after school at Warner's - meet at
the truck!
Hey Vicki - how's the weather?
Lynn
Ready, clutch, SHIFT!!
To Donna, There it is, the majestic school.
Martin.
Tercer - Red.
Yo, Artie.
New Year's again?
Babes
I think you're nice.
Bull and a Bear.
For Susan and Geri - Bobby Orr Derek!
Yeah, Derek Sanderson does sound a lot like
Erik Anderson.
Jenny,
"Star Gazer," broken nose, drums,
cheesecake, karati, jokes, "Utah," football,
milk, sunshine, smiles, smiles, smiles
E. T.
Halfmilers choke.
Gypsy power. Tercer
Roger Snamen is better than average.
He's such a cutie.
Rem - We'll miss you mucho. Vaya con Dios.
Love, Cathy
Karen - Just thanks for all your help and
Love, Cathy
Ann - See, AHS doesn't eat freshmen for
breakfast!! Miss Priss
URIAH HEEP!!!!!
Chip - Ten feet!
Love Janie
Roger uses mint gum to make the going
easier.
Mother Nature, we love you and miss you.
Sherlock and Watson
Thank God for giving me a Razor Face.
Steve,
Love ya muchly,
Sherry
Cheryl loves Bob
Bob loves Cheryl
We only play the Top 40!!
Copeland and Perrine
Dee Dee,
Thanks a million! Good Luck!
Renee
Ricky,
Shakey's Pizza Fairy
Renee
"76" is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
PeanutButter and jelly.
Rage: Mullen, Thomas, Anderson.
Notre Dame is No. 1.
New Year's Eve, Funky - S.W.
H. T. is bigger, M. S. is better.
Mark Thomas, bad moon risin' at Great Falls.
Mullen and Anderson
Shana - Irish stew five days old doesn't taste
good!
A. W. 8t C. M.
Shana, I want my ring!
Telephone
Heather is a biff.
M.V.
Have cannot be contracted with rules and
guidelines, it must be bred out of a want
and a need for each other.
J. B.
J. B., Thanks for all the free lunches.
The new girl at school
Kewzefer lives and loves '76.
Jim, Mac Art, Blue Image.
Lori-
Summer evening breezes and baseball,
"way to chuck, way to chuck!", Thermal un-
derwear, beaches with wall to wall golden
hunks.
E. T.
Class of 1975 superiority.
AHS Photo Staff
At the hop and Great Falls, M. T., S. W., C. M.,
K. G., G. W., A. W., E. A., K. D.
Babione and Lopes
Bidgood is my buddy
Jan, Wimdsy scratches.
Cowboy Billy wears fruit of the Loom.
To Bruce G., all my love. Laura W.
Erin,
Eric's still waiting in the lobby with your
suitcase. Are you ever gonna show up?
Grande Roja,
Have you flushed your nose yet?
Yogi and BooBoo.
B. C., He came back!
Artie - got any good games?
K. D.
Curb, curb, door!
Jody, Good luck in Texas. We'll miss you!
P. L., L. R., D. D., D. W., D. C., G. R., S. M.,
G. R., E. T.
R. - brush your teeth. D.
Jiven Juniors - "too bad!"
Let's skip third and play pool!
M. T., D. S., and P. T.
A. W. - how's your nuts and bolts?
Gene, Tercer-Red is common!
Nas is a Schmed!
Doug Harmon has bad taste!
Marsh - got any no-dose? Dues.
G. F. When do I get my good night Kiss!
Michelle
We love you BAMBI.
C, S., C. F.
Roger, love is a broken Mateus bottle.
E.,
Love
M.
Mort, What's in the ice-box?
"Bottle-Top"
My Someone, Forever.
L.H.T.R.
Your Little Girl
Tim, I love that French!
Your Little Cabbage
D. S. - l love you - D. H.
Blue Teddy Bears Forever!
Chantilly Lace: Thomas, Mullen, Anderson.
Roger, you're a lady.
Doug, Smoke on the Water!
Nandy, you have such BEAUTIFUL eyelashes!
Olga, Iet's get the binoculars and go to Ac-
cotink!
Nancy, I hope you find happiness in California.
Thanks, for being a great friend.
Hawkeye,
Did I earn an "A"?
H. L.
Denise, how's Brando?
Karen, remember lemons, the perverted
alphabet, tacos and Ocean City!
Jeff Belue
I wish I could of had the chance to know
you better, a lot better!
D.
Mike Hickey,
You are the sexiest sophomore I know.
D.
Peewee strikes again!
To Sue Puttman,
The day we get in a comfortable position,
l'm taking you out to eat. K. K. we both got
the shaft, A. A. Have fun with N. T. and B.
B.
Mortsgah
To the biggest nosed shop I've ever seen,
sorry to see it come off.
To the life of the party: OGAIF
B and K - Watch out for the martians and
venutions.
M - Moon lit piggy back rides
U - Unsalted crackers
R - Roxbury, red stingrays, 'n Rick
P - Pika 19, post card
H - "Hello Darkness . . ."
Y - Yoga
remember them,
You Know Who
You Know Who
Mike,
Je t'aime beacoup.
Paulette,
Hi!
Paula
Nell,
I'II make a scene!
P.
Psst-
Hey Rick, I think I like you!
Mary, Do you want us to walk you home?
P 81 P
I feel that the tuff eggers of Annandale should
be recognized as heroes and true patriots of
Annandale from the egglng troops of Tom O.,
our leader and buddy.
D.A., J. F., B. F., R. R., T. N.,
J. C., etc.
1 John 5:11,12
Romans 8:28
Colossians 3:23
A-Lunch cut-down club votes 4-1 that Notre
Dame STINKSII
Cheek, we gotta find someone.
Roja
Barbara Jones is the unliest!! A-Lunch cut-
down club D.K., D. L., B. D., J. S., M. M., P.
M., Subsidiary of insults Anonymous Inc.
Susan, Patti and Karen are forever blowing
Bubbles!
Julie,
Are you sure you don't want another
cookie?
Paula
Spic and Span Forever
Clunker - I love You - "Legs"
Leslie-
Xcusey please!
Dody
Porker,
Memories of 2 sleezes 2 times!
Daso
To Kat and May,
They know everything about everybody but
no one knows anything about them.
Mike s.
Hey there brother.
Sister
Bob and Leslie
T. O.,
"OH YEAH!!"
C. R.
Mary do you remember a Saturday night we
never found a party?
Gerri - barbecue sauce at Roy Rogers?
Janie-
You sleeze!
A. B. K.
Dearest Mark,
Only you, Love,
Althea
Dear Michelle,
There's no love like mature love.
Love, Dick
Jan, "Here they come again," grey letter
jackets.
Dubby, I.L.W.C.N.T. and M.U.V.M.
Sharon
Susan Mullins, use your head!
LA BOCAI
What's the password . . . munchscrews? . .
munchkins!
Dwight Eisenhower
ICFY
S.S.S.D. - Luck
Happy cycling, Mike.
Paula,
What a slob!
Her Highness
t'l0l17!72 x Dale + Laura! + Love 2 Forever!
U. Va ..... one night l'll NEVER forget!
Nell, you're turning red! - Mary
P. L. Where's your papoose, squaw? M. W.
Bear + tigger
Gross,
All the time?
K. B.
Tamy,
Virgin Island - here we come!
Tamy 81 Dave, Kathy
Yo tambien
Lane, U26 hours a day forever and ever." Sue
S-E-N-I-O-R-S 74!
Remember Tussey Mountain, Jackie.
Kasy,
It happened, How EMPLOYEE!
Katie
Cathy- ,
Go find a church key.
Dave
Sue - before we go on to "bigger and better"
things - thanks for all the good times and
support! AHS is best!
Still love my peaches?
Jim Higley is CRUDE!
C. S.
Miss Beaudoin,
Who's your "stranger" in the hall? Yes, 15-
9O!
Kathy
Ashford Lives
Baby Spig!
RAGE!!!!
Nancy, oh ma word, hold ima bird!
84 - Take a walk on the wild side!
Jim, it's not always in the cards.
Dave A. You're great! Your friend from Trig.
My fond memories to the "strawberry guy."
Caroline, "Where are you taking me?"
To Gerry and Betsy, Luck in Florida.
Luv, Ginny
But Daddy
Dodi, watch repair or parcel pick-up?
Jen, 31 or 22?
Lori
Mario dijo, "l was so mad!"
'Dodi, l'll always be in a "D-Daze."
Karen, always be my friend.
. Lori
Sanders, "You joker."
Lori
1884
To Mary,
Your a nice kid but. . .
M.S.
Buzzzzzz
Did Bennie say a whole word?
Ann - What's that up in the sky?
Love Cheek
Toby - Stay out of those bathtubs!
Cheek
Bianchi! Remember 5 + 6 equal 11 and 1 + 1
: 3?
Patti, hey here comes goodlookin'?
Yeah Wrestlers!
The clic says "Catch ya later Tim Strait."
Kim,
Thanks for being a friend, I love you.
Jultim
hairdryer
Dawnie, remember Dewey Beach and the
Face.
Doug, let's be friendss
Dianne
C. S., Let's stick pearls up our nose.
E. P.
Squirrels forever!
Summer partying at Sheila's!!
I once knew a girl who I would sing a song, I
liked her alot but she didn't want my song,
Love, Doug
MALABU MARGARET, LYNN BEAN, BECKY
WEEDMOUTH, FRANCES WOOPIE,
LOOSE MOOSE, CHARLIE-CHIP ARE
GREAT!!
Dianne Wilson - the cops are here!
25 years old
Mary Ann don't use the vaccum cleaner.
Love, Boogie
I love you Mouth, Red, and Closet Kid.
Love, Boogie
Gross!!
Kuss a muck yourself.
M. S.
Kathy - Did you figure out what is wrong with
the Play Boy?
Mort
Roger's dinner didn't fizzle but Marion's dld.
M. G. - don't fall in the ocean wlthout me.
K. D.
Gene, Spiders and Snakes.
Hold on!
Meatball Wilson.
H. T. smoked J. H.
Mel, thanks. Paul
Ger, Bye.
C. S., G. T. J.,
M. H.
When Moosh drinks he pukes like Terry the
Toad, on his hands and knees.
l've never been so happy.
M. J.
T. A.
C. S. - twelve inches for you, J. H.
R. S. - HDGB
Dear Chip,
Thank-you!
Jennieferdiefarklebirdie.
Rita - lt's been fun. Always remember 1st
period Geometry.
Martin
Jeff and Judy Forever
Elaine, "Keep on Singin," it's beautiful -
PSQQY
Cathy, Thanks! - Peggy
Don't cry over spilled milk.
Green Nova with a "K"
Donny Osmond kisses like a dried fish.
Hey Pudgy, you need to lose weight.
Ronemus, how about a drink at the Ice Cream
Social? Fletch
Buba-n-Sugar lamb
L. M. - How's D. H.?
Guess Who
Mort,
Je crois que je t'aime.
Susan,
You are the most Wonderful thing that
ever happened to me.
Love,
' Your Favorite
Moronie Misfit
Mary, Keep going. Mike
PenelopeAnn
+
Conrad Birdie
To Carolyn,
Thanks for being friends.
Cindy
R. G.,
"OH REALLY!"
C. R.
To D. G.
Peace, Love, and Tranquility.
Forever,
C. R.
Law of Heredity:
If your parents didn't have children, most
likely you won't have any either.
To M. S.
Thanks for being friends.
C. R.
D. B. tell me we are not the cause of the gas
shortage - JR.
England -to purple socks, donuts in the mid-
dle of the night, bopping, S1 worth of regular,
pick up the Tab, M and M's, and diets-
Feffer.
Barb - so you say he's a D.E.? Jenny A
T. D. - you're a hard on to pin!
Get tuff! Duff!
30-one or 20-one - he's not the one.
Oregon: Lets be "true friends" even if you
"make me SO MAD" sometimes! Arizona.
L. J. S. would you care for a slo-gin fizz?
Porker, want some cake?
D. B. - could that one man on your mind be
Rob?
Leslie-
Bob is better than Grand. - Right? Jenny
is snoring all that embarrassing-?
Eradicate Aggression, Stifle Karl Brandt!!
Lori -
to the "Good old Daze" Lori Stubbs to the
M 8t M counter.
Debbie-You've gone from the pond to the
Blonde.
Jenny
Nuts and Bolts.
John Juarta is Lori Stubbs Best Friend.
Deb-
Cripts were fun and so were bugs and Boones
Farm but, what's now is better.
Dody
Jennifer - I promised you a Polish Trumpet
Playing Jeweler.
D.
Ben - You're a special person - take care of
yourself. Willard
Lam,
May our "Search" be fulfilled.
Jennifer Rlckenbach thinks she's a candle.
Dona, remember the fire drill and Rick
Christen?
Jen - Here's to Memco Parking Lot Parties.
Dody
Navigator - Was du das?
Boxer Shorts
Deb, do you wash your dishes in LUX'???
Brian, Ice skating and Dec. 25, 1973.
Amy
Curazon, Te a dow Genedega.
Fraulein
Dues and Porker - Segundo! Daso
Rocks
BeeBee's beefburgers
Bano behind Annandale Theater
Grit Surveyor +1
Sandy, I need your paper cups. Deb
Hello to the sister. Brother John
Bottle top,
Complaints only!!
Kuss a Muck!!
D. S.l!
Lori-
See ya at parcel pick-up.
P. S., Be sure to pick-up the
right one. Dody
Debbie, How are your neutral-stabilizers
doing? L. S.
Barb - Thanks a lot for that time at the pool.
L. L.
Jenny,
Let's go to another match. We might
make it for the last 20 min. detour . . .
L. L.
Hey Bob, you did it on purpose.
Love, Leslie.
Roy Rogers Eats.
Precious, cross your legs.
Snacker are Bummers.
Debbie,
Power Shortage! Let's go to Madison
Again!!
L. L.
Forrest, Until tomorrow . . . L. S.
'75
Anytime EGGERTON.
N. S. Stufferoochamp
D. H. - The Best Apple Picker I know.
D. S.
NSQUEEZE THE THING YOU LOVE!!l!"
Dody, Jenny, Lori, Ann, and all Keyettes:
Beach Boys.
Leslie
Her Ter, Wink Wink!
Down with Progies.
D. Q.
Jen, Dodi, Loggins 8. Messina 8 Lori.
Jenny be nimble, Jenny be quick. Jenny sat
on the candle stick.
J. R. - Did your brakes go out or was it the
batter- I'm sure it wasn't Heartbreak Kid.
L. S. - Watch your shoes and Booze at the
next Memco party.
D. B.
Pheffer-
Overlook the guy behind that cart the
emergency brake is burning the house down.
D. B.
Hi Bernie!
HONEY
l'lI go home with Funky Gene.
O-o-o-h-h-h, Danny.
Wrestlers love longer!
Tom Duffy
Erik, KIRSTEN, Chrisg Three on a couch.
M. T. 81 S. W.
To B. M.
Santa on the Radar? Oh my God!
Kat, I don't understand. - Dues.
Duesterdick, Funkhouser, Dasovich tinc.!
Everything I said didn't mean a thing,
Jo Jo
Devon, Love until the end of time.
Dave
Football players are better lovers!
Kevin and Becky forever.
11l14!72-?
Ron,
tap, tap, tap, tap.
Deb
Miss Aspinall- I
E. E. Cumming 8. Stephen Dedulas -
2 big accomplishments.
Debbie Dasovich
Sandy.
Is the problem solved?
- Deb
Amos, Remember 12!25!73 and pastaso's,
and infinity inches.
B. U.
Brian, I love you. Donna
Sanford and Son.
Chris Mullen thanks Sandy Warner for a big
61.
Snamen smokes pot!
Erik drives in front yards!
M. T., C. M., D. S., B. B.
Hi Susan!
From the cut-down club
Kathy,
You forgot to crook your little finger!
Paula and Nell
Julie,
A fellow piano nut: I wish you many
happy hours of dull practicing.
Nell
Schroeder - Great Falls and Fiats Forever.
Love, Patty
Kirsten - Ask me how do I fell!
Sand-Lieben und Danken-Kat
Where's my hole? M. J.
I love CROWN!
254
LEST WE FORG ET
As expressed in this section of the 1974
Antenna:
"I would remind those who feel the system is
incorrigible that such is not consistent with the
thoughts and actions of past Americans . . .
many who gave their lives that we might live in
freedom. Let us not bemoan the faults, the
hypocrisy, the deficiencies but rather let us
strive to better that which has been passed to
us "
Let us not lose faith in our system of govern-
ment in light of present political scandals. As
expressed most profoundly "Be not deceived:
God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man
soweth, that shall he also reap." To all Annan-
dale students, especially the seniors,
remember Benjamin Franklins' admonition
"You have a Republic if you can keep it."
Remember Robert E. Lee's advice "Teach
your son to deny himseIf." Always remember
that this is your country and no man, presi-
dent or pauper, is above the law. In time, the
guilty will be brought before the bar of justice.
In time, with God's help and our efforts many
of the injustices of the day will be corrected,
but never on this earth, to perfection. Keep
faith in America. Resolve in your heart to be a
good citizen. Remember the living Constitu-
tion that can help right the wrongs, the
positions in government that await occupancy
by honorable men and women and let us
together, students and teachers, with other
concerned Americans fulfill the great hope
and dream of America or at least not let hope
die in our lifetime. Remember too, our
national motto. "In God We Trust." Trust in
God, exemplary living, fair and honest
dealings with fellow Americans and all
mankind will go a long way to assure a free
way of life for us and our posterity.
Captain Breitenberg
Room 219
Diane, thanks for all the help.
Glenn and Cathy
Staff:
Thanks for the laughs, the arguments, the
heartaches and . . . oh yeah . . . also all your
hard work. Thanks a lot. iSeriousIyj
Glenn and Cathy
Hey Sheryl, Warner Robins is too far away.
D.S.
I.R.S. - International Rage Service!
M.T. 81 C.M.
Lynn, don't let Chris waste his money.
Sweetheart
Bob H. - C'mon boys, huddlel
Secs
Daso - C.C.D., W.W.W.W., G.B., BANOtlTlSj,
and segundo, ttricky, eh?!
good
Ducky - all is forgiven, but never forgotten.
love, precious
Annie-We'II miss you-K.G. and S.W.
Warner -
Wanna do the chimney?
Good
dues -
Killing me softly, singapore slings, na, roy,
magazine jones, c.b., pizza, bananas, yeard-
stomping and love. '
RQ
How's your heater, Annie?
kg 81 sw
We were the best maids in Myrtle Beach.
Dale and Mark
Doug Harmon,
All you said isn't true and you know it!!!!!!!!!!
S.W.
Smokin' in the Boys Room on floor No. 2. R.F.,
D.S., M.T., M,W., P.T., D.P., G.C., B.B., G.W.,
D.M., S.E.
To Steve Morris,
ls Bronwen better than a water bed?
M. - To Satin blankets, "3" in the morning,
Great Falls, "the house", Luigi's, etc. S.
Girls at Tom Weston's,
Thanks for a fantastic day!
Sexy Seventeen
Cheryl,
Thanks, pres.
Keyettes
To my borrowin' buddy, S.W.,
Thanks for the clothes and Kindness.
Michelle
P.S.
Don't lose anymore weight.
To the Ski Club and Steve - A-zoom . . . A-
zoom. . . A-zoom . . . A-zoom . . . A-zoom . ..
A-zoom.
A.K.
Annie, visions of Keyettes asking "What's the
W.W.W.W. of the F.T.A.?"
Daso
Kath,
Need some Pampers? They help stop
wetness.
Jac
Artie,
Thanks for the help on "that Sunday."
Sandy
Kat,
Bitte! Sprechen Sie NIGHT MEHR!!!!
San
Erik drives in back yards too!
Peggy Conaty, day dreaming, day dreaming,
day dreaming, problems, problems,
problems, Boy do we have a lot in common.
Michele
Kenny, we love you! Yours, Mine and Ours.
Mo, Thanks for everything! Kathy
Beat Woodson!
Bob Brother's Forever
Bush, May you always walk triumphantly
down the hall of life. Grim
Robert, For your gracious service to His I
jesty, the Editor, I dub you . . .a knight! Ar
Sir Loin of Beef! Sir Ham of Burger! Sir Club
Sandwich! Sir Easy on the Mayo! Sir All that
go! Arise! Arise! Your King says Arise!
To whoever does next year's football layout
God HELP you!
A.H.S.: Thanks to all who made my life at
nandale so super! Glenn Tobias.
Erin - Pica 19, Penn, Hunks, hoping, wisr
. . . 74! C.M.
K.K., D.H. - Snowstorms, picas, deadlir
hate it - no!
The immortalized 74!
Through one year as Frosh, Mr. Bolding, It
Barnes, the Boob Scratchers, T.V. Prod
tion, Mr. Singleton, Mark Payne, c
murderous season on the staff and some c
rapture Grimesey and Tobias, forever nit
buddies, march on.
To Antenna '75 staff: Hope you get edit
LIKE Antenna '74 had. And a staff UNL
Antenna '74 had.
Empress Patterson and Prince Tobias
Hey Small Phil . . . it sure isn't!
Danny - We'll love you 'til the MOON str
shining.
Your Fan Club
Treeduck - Your Marlon Brando is a BE!
Miss Thanks for being such a wonde
teacher and friend.
To Hastey, Lucido, Coyne, Crand,
Carayiannis, Delaney, Slee, Mercer, Laui
milch, and all those other guys who help
keep "74" on the chimney, I Big Grim dedic
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