George Mason High School - Mustang Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1977 volume:

Va.Col, 77239 + 37 G ,8 For Reference Not to be taken from this room •WAS CHU1CH, VAr George Mason Jr.-Sr. High School 7124 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, Virginia Advisor: Dan Jones. Principal: Dr. George Thoms. Editor-in-Chief: Margaret Miller. Photography Editor: Pete Sherman. Sports Editor: Liz Karnis. Clubs Editor: Joe Weik. Faculty Section Editor: Maureen Meagher. Class Section Editors: Seniors: Margaret Miller and Deborah Caprio. Juniors: Terri Vincent. Freshmen: Rick Lassiter. Sophomores: Toopie Payne. Middle School: Ken Palmes. Volume: XXVI AUS CHURCH. VA 1 We Don’t Allow No Fooling Around Here! vt G, ' 3 522394 2 What we have here is: a dream book of shared images; a picture book for quite big kids; a story book where the story is your own; a scrap book of frozen scenes and before-and-after memories. What you might do with it: examine it closely; have your friends and non-friends sign in; make it a home on your bookshelf; use it to mark this year and chapter in your life’s novel. 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Sports 9-32 Faculty 61-84 Clubs 33-46 Classes Seniors 85-1 10 Juniors 111-122 Sophomores 123-134 Freshmen 135 -144 Middle School 145-158 Index 160-163 Ads 164 Patrons 165 4 POINTS OF REMEMBRANCE — 1976-77 The Winter of ' 77 brought cold and snow, not always with advanced notice. It was a good year for the girls’ basketball team ton cuts down a victory net . Quiet halls, empty of students, were the result of lengthy natural gas shortage in the Winter of ’77. City school buses were used A.M. and P.M. Girls ' soccer was a new, and popular, addition to G . M . ' s line up of fall sports . 6 - SPORTS . 7 SPRING SPORTS _ z VARSITY BASEBALL 1st Row, Left to Right: J. Wolf, Br. Schumman, N. Strub, J. Connolly, P. Clinton, R. Gray. 2nd Row: B. Loyd, N. Earman, B. Price, J. Butchert, Bl. Schumman. 3rd Row: Mr. Gambill, D. Mar- tin, R. Amacher, J. Thatcher, M. Ford. OSBOURN G.M. 11 BISHOP IRETON 13 ST. ALBANS 20 ST. ALBANS 12 CLARK CO. 5 BROAD RUN 0 LOUDOUN VALLEY 21 LOUDOUN CO. 6 WARREN CO. 3 CLARK CO. 6 BROAD RUN 0 BISHOP IRETON 5 LOUDOUN VALLEY 3 OSBOURN 3 WARREN CO. 2 OPP. 0 3 3 0 4 3 3 3 0 5 3 3 3 4 6 OVERALL RECORD - 10-5 DISTRICT RECORD - 5-4 ALL DISTRICT TEAM - Benny Price, Pitcher Norby Strub, 1st Base Nick Earman, Short Stop SPORTS AWARDS M. Outstanding - N. Strub M. Improved - Br. Schumann M. Spirited - N. Earman 9 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 1st Row, Left to Right: D. Higdon, R. White, S. Carter, J. Bartlett, S. Clinton, B. Morrison. 2nd Row: B. Beach, W. Costner, C. Avery, S. Miller, B. Tuthill, T. Ritenour, E. Pyles. 3rd Row: Mr. Spiridopoulos, K. Connolly, T. Block, G. Davies, J. Miller, J. Daughtry, B. Foster, D. Owens (Manager). G.M. OSBOURN 9 ST. ALBANS 12 BISHOP IRETON 7 OSBOURN 3 EPISCOPAL 11 GOOD COUNCIL 4 BISHOP IRETON 5 SIDWELL FRIENDS 9 EPISCOPAL 14 SIDWELL FRIENDS 14 LANDON 12 GOOD COUNCIL 5 Overall: 11-1 JOCK’S PAGE VARSITY TENNIS D I E 1st Row: C. King, R. Wright, C. Allen, M. Nelson, D. Jackman, W, Francini, A. Willner. 2nd Row: J. Keating, (manager) D. Blystone, K. Smartt, M. Caldwell, J. Pope, S. Walden, P. Todd, Mr. Krueger, COACH. ■ ! SCORES Stonewall JAX . Loudoun Valley Brentsville Broad Run Clarke County Handley Loudoun County Warren County Loudoun Valley Clarke County Handley Broad Run Loudoun County Warren County Bishop Ireton Overall Record: 9- G.M. OPP. PI District Record: 8-4 M. Outstanding: C. Allen M. Improved: S. Walden 11 M. Spirited: TEAM VARSITY TRACK 1st Row: P. Lundy, M, Willner, B. Workman, G. Mordecia, B. Richbourg, P. Wollenberg, K. Carring- ton. 2nd Row: B. Butchert, R. Crawford, D. Thomas, D. Patrick, J. Karnis, D. Rose, D. Collins, N. Willner. 3rd Row: Mr. Hill, Asst. Coach, T. Lyberger, K. Hodson, T. O ' Keefe, Mr. Schovlin, Head Coach. STATISTICS Brentsville Clarke Co. St. Albans Broad Run - Bishop Ireton Loudoun Valley Warren Co. 46-46-78 Clarke Co. Warren Co. 55-54 1 2-60 Thomas, S. Rodock , G.M. OPP. 62 74 46 90 60 76 M A R C E L W I L L N SPORTS AWARDS M. Outstanding - Roland Crawford M. Improved - Kevin Carrington M. Spirited - Roland Crawford DISTRICT MEET Long Jump - Roland Crawford 5th High Jump - Phil Kimble 1st Pole Vault - Steve Rodock 4th Triple Jump - Roland Crawford 3rd 2 Mile - Tim Kinkead 5th 880 Relay - Carrington-Peoplos- Crawford- Brown 4th Mile Relay - Brown-Rose-Kimble- Crawford 5th REGIONAL MEET - Phil Kimble - Tim Kinkead - Roland Crawford J K A R N I S 13 •z X o FALL SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row, L to R: Mike Mele, Bobby Lloyd, Chris Peoples, Tommy Boaz, Blain Schumann, Don Kinser, David Martin, Richard Amacher, Tim Ballard, Curt Burner, Tommy Ellis. Second Row: Bob Workman, Jeff Bartlett, Gary Davis, Kevin Grim, Jamie Tucker, Bill Schaeffer, Brook Foster, Russ Carter, Tim Hockenberry, Scott Rog- ers, Bill Bailey. Third Row: Mike Honesty, Terrance O ' Keefe, Ron Carter, Greg Weir, James DeCamp, Jean White, Jim Daughtry, Tim Phelps, Paul Bothwell, Derrick Thomas, Don Diloreto, Mandy Kiser (Mgr.). Fourth Row: Coach Gambill, Coach Strickland, Tim Lyberger, Phil Kimble, Ken Connoly, Danny Owen, Arthur Sturgle. Scores GMOPP. Bishop Ierton 12 40 Warren County 0 22 Loudoun County 0 25 Park View 0 8 St. Stephens 0 42 St. Albans 7 32 Broad Run 12 50 Handley 6 23 Loudoun County 28 47 Clark County 8 51 16 JY FOOTBALL First Row, L to R: Benton Beach, Billy Toone, Reggy Arnold, David Rogers, Kenny Trainer, Jay Veatch, Chris Avery, Doug Felker. Second Row: Ricky Gray, Brian Carrington, Mark Cortinas, Andy Hunt, George Byrd, Billy Hayes, Bruce Payne, Bobby Tuthill, Coach Kalepp. Third Row: John King, Chris McCarthy, Eric Larson, Steve Carter, Scott Smolinski, Dennis Higdon. Fourth Row: Coach McDonald, Derrill Car- rington, Kerry Carrico, Guy Brady, Clifford Shannon (Mgr.). Scores GM OPP. Clark County 14 6 Loudoun Valley 16 42 Park View 6 36 Bishop Ierton 8 12 St. Albans 12 14 Broad Run 6 0 Handley 0 19 Loudoun County 14 20 17 18 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right: Marie Tracz, Linda Ferrari, Anne Schwind, Karen Huber, Cathy Sullivan, Bonnie Ber- ger, Maureen Wier, Sherri Bryant, Luann Toone, Ann Hunt (Mngr.), Mable Bradd, Coach, Center, Cindy Holcomb, Joan Clinton. SCORES GM OPP. Loudoun Valley 70 26 Warren County 77 76 Handley 48 44 Loudoun County 49 48 Park View 43 27 Broad Run 49 19 Loudoun Valley 50 17 Warren County 49 38 Handley 52 77 Loudoun County 36 31 Park View 41 35 Broad Run 43 26 This year the Girls ' Varsity Basketball team made first place in the Northwest District Championship of 1976. Joan Clinton and Cindy Holcomb also made the first team in the District. Cindy contemplates the unspeakable, while Joan applauds the foreseeable. GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Left to Right, First Row: Bridget McCarthy, Robin Greenleaf, Tracy Phillips, Susan Allen, Lisa Ritenour, Nancy Hannum. Second Row: Lori Schieter, Jane Schwind, Sandra Chase, Carrie Greenleaf, Karen Amacher, Pam Foster, Barbi Sprinkle, Kim Boyd, Coach, Ms. Annand. SCORES GMOPP. SCORES GMOPP. Loudoun Valley 17 19 Loudoun Valley 12 24 Warren County 27 29 Warren County 32 24 Handley 14 27 Handley 23 16 Loudoun County 24 33 Loudoun County 33 27 Park View 21 8 Park View 35 16 Broad Run 37 17 Broad Run 45 19 21 GIRLS SOCCER Left to Right, First Row: Nina Willnei, Mary Beinhardt, Meredith Brents, Marcia Stock, Dorothy Karnis, Julie Hunter. Second Row: Willie Flaifel (Mgr.), Sara Moore, Nancy Cummings, Sherrie Limberger, Nancy Reinaga, Lori Rowe, Liddy Hughes, Mary McCarthy. Third Row: Mrs. Robb (Coach), Chris Bobb, Beverly Wood, Michele Miners, Liz Karnis, Lucy Smart, Pat Faith, Virginia Phillips, Susan Hughes, Margaret Cesnik . SCORES GM OPP. LOUDOUN CO. 0 PARK VIEW 0 BROAD RUN 0 WAKEFIELD 0 YORKTOWN 0 LOUDOUN CO. 0 W L 0 LOUDOUN VALLEY 0 PARK VIEW 2 LOUDOUN VALLEY 2 BROAD RUN 1 2 5 2 2 5 5 4 1 o _ “ ] 3 This year was the first year George Mason had a girls soccer team. The girls put out a lot of effort and we ' re hoping to improve in the next years. Nancy tries the twist! 22 1st Row , L to R: Jay Phillipsen Jim Butchert Billy Richbourg Denzel Rose . Not Pictured: Marcel Willner Most Outstanding: John Karnis Most Improved: Denzel Rose Most Spirited: Marcel Willner CROSS COUNTRY 2nd Row , L to R: Charlie Bowling John Karnis Bob Skelly Kevin Carrington Kevin Mellema Head Coach: Mr. Steve Klass. STONE WALL TAX. INVITATIONAL: STONE WALL 18 G.M. 58 QUANTICO 73 CULPEPER 74 In Districts this year G.M. took 5th place and we had two runners in Regionals, Denzel Rose taking 13th and John Karnis taking 14th place. JIM T R SCORES FOR THE 1976 SEASON I Handley 15 M G.M. 58 M Loudoun Co. 68 E Parkview 36 E Loudoun Valley 38 T G.M. 54 S Warren Co. 33 G.M. 40 Clarke Co. 53 Broad Run 21 D M G.M. •36 U E Fauquier 26 A E G.M. 30 L T BOB SKELLY 23 WINTER SPORTS 24 VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right: Cliff Mauck (Mgr.), Tom Block, Jeb Butchert, Russ Carter, Benny Price, Bradd Felker, Pat Tracz, Davis Miers, Bill Shafer, Kevin Crowley, Kenneth Honesty, Bob Skelly, Tim Money; Center, Nick Earman, Jim Spiridopolous, Coach. SCORES FOR THE Landon Stonewall Jax. Clarke County Warren County Broad Run Good Council Loudoun County Loudoun Valley Park View Handley Clarke County Warren County Broad Run Loudoun County Loudoun Valley Park View Handley 1977 SEASON G.M. OPP. 65 47 73 58 82 56 66 51 62 52 64 84 82 61 51 78 56 43 52 67 73 74 49 59 55 57 54 52 64 51 55 49 50 70 The 1977 Varsity Basketball team was in third place in district standings. They went into the quarter finals against Clarke County and beat them 57-52. % 25 Rah Rah! Get It! 26 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st Row: Steve Carter, Wendel Crawford, Mike Lee, Steve Clinton, Jim Daughtery, Andreau Marshall, Mike Scanlon. 2nd Row: Coach Mr. McDonald, Rick DeCamp, Ronny Crohn, Gene White, Phil Kimble, Ronny Brown, Chris Avery, Doug Felker, Tom Trainer. Scores for the 1977 Season G.M. OPP. Landon 50 49 Stonewall Jax. 53 56 Clarke County 48 41 Warren County 42 62 Broad Run 51 35 Good Council 52 81 Loudoun County 44 47 Loudoun Valley 23 33 Park View 42 35 Handley 43 52 Clarke County 33 44 Warren County 46 28 Broad Run 35 37 Loudoun County 46 43 Loudoun Valley 50 43 Park View 38 46 Handley 34 56 X-Mas tournament results: G.M. 56 Osborn Park 48 G.M. 41 Stonewall Jax.45 VARSITY AND J.V. WRESTLING MK ■ ' W K K? m mjmh flf V ' % rl M Jm t 1--M ■ — 1 ‘ . M a i j n T t 1 ■ i r 1 It Ml i h x ft Ik Kneeling: Terrance O ' Keefe, Duane Morrison, Greg Weir, Marcel Willner, Andy Morse. Standing: Coach Klass, Tom Boaz, Scott Rodgers, Mike Schneider, Derek Thomas, Tom Ellis, Marty Willis, Charlie Bowling (manager). Not Shown: Tim Hockenberry, Maurice Lagos. G.M. OPP. Loudoun 17 53 Landon 17 41 Parkview 38 26 Handley 14 33 Clarke Co. 45 21 Warren Co. 29 28 Manassas P. 10 36 Manassas P . 5 48 Broad Run 32 33 G.M. took fourth place over-all in District. Tim Hockenberry - third place 167 lb. weight class. Tom Ellis - third place 155 lb. weight class. Maurice Lagos - second place 119 lb. weight class. Marcel Willner - second place 105 lb. weight class. Greg Weir - Champion 126 lb. weight class. Tom Boaz - Champion 132 lb. weight class. REGION II MATCHES: George Mason participants: Tom Ellis Marcel Willner Greg Weir Tom Boaz 28 dr f MENS FACULTY BASEBALL ONE VICTORY TOTAL FOR THE OVER- THE-HILL MUSTANGS! 29 30 3 ) L. to R. , JV CHEERLEADERS: Leslie Waite, Rachel Miller, Nancy McGlynn, Beth Hamberect, Betsy Dolan, Denise Earman, Tina Sprinkle, Joanne Gray. Left Row, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Selena Wilson, Patti Smith, Wendy Mueller, Colette Mueller. Right Row: Laura Toone, Clair Bailey, Sue Herman, Norma Kinser. 32 I ' f- LASSO, L to R: Jimmy Heron, David Avery, Albert Willner, Peter Sherman, Mr. Hoover (sponsor), Irene Minton, Laura O ' Keefe, Mandy Kiser. Second Row: Jack Furst, Andrew Larson, Janelle Walker, John Gendreau, Mike Nel- son, Doree Houck, Paul Shell, Libby Lanouette, Kevin Crowley, Jon Burns. Third Row: Andi Long, Harriet Lelong, Benny Price, Gary Davis, Margaret Cesnik, Richard Amacher, Pat Tracz, Marc Hoege- i berg. Lasso, the school newspaper is one of the ways in which students can receive news on school related activities. Without the Lasso, the only way for news to be passed on would be word of mouth. NAIMUN: First Row, L to R: J. Downer, J. Burns, A. DeLong, C. Brown, J. Herron, J. Sigmond. Second Row: Mrs. Johnson (sponsor), P. Todd, B. Felker, M. Cesnik, P. Lundy, J. Gendreau, J. Haske, B. Bresnahan, L. Lanouette. NAIMUN is North American Invita- tional Model United Nations. In this year’s session at the Shoram Hotel in downtown Washington, George Mason students will represent Pan- ama and Finland. HISTORY GAMES: 1st Row: D. Neal, J. Burns, G. Mordecai, J. Snyder. 2nd Row: M. Nelson, D. Lelong, P. Lundy, E. Jackman, J. Neal, J. Walls (sponsor). Stimulation by simulation! The History Games Club refights histori- cal battles and creates new out- comes, using intricate regulations, a topographical representation, and a myriad of small pieces. 34 T NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: 1st Row, L to R: L. Lanouette, P. Smith, W. Vetter, E. Jackman, M. Miller, K. Hudnall, D. Bunch, L. Smartt, N. Kinser, M. Newton, J. Grant. 2nd Row: N. Dang, C. Begle, J. Rowe, W. Mueller, J. Hunter, A. Downer, A. Long, B. Gomes, A. DeLong, N. Willner, P. Sherman. 3rd Row: J. Ciaccio, K. Pottle, B. Pavelis, M. Cesnik, N. McGlynn, B. Felker, S. Weir, K. Sullivan, J. Clinton, P. Faith, D. Martin, S. Alexander, J. Chevalier, M. Kelly, P. Todd, I S. Rodock. CHESS CLUB: 1st Row, L to R: Jon Burns, J. Heron, D. Legar- etta. 2nd Row: A. Hall, K. Melama, J. Karnis. Harking back to days of yore and elaborate battlefield strate- gies, the Chess Club plays the oldest of European games, and, in frequent tournaments, each player refines his skills until he reaches a point of total domination over his oppo- nents. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB: Front: M. Weir. 2nd Row, L to R: T. Davies, L. Scheiter, P. Willis, L. Weintz. 3rd Row: M. Tracz, A. Schwind, C. Greenleaf, K. Amacher, Sponsor - Mrs. Miller. The members of the Health Careers Club advance their knowledge in the medical field so that one day they might be able to help others in their time of need. Many members of this club plan to seek a career in one of the many areas of medicine . 35 AESTHETICS: Front Row, L to R: K. Mellima, A. Hall, M. Azar (sponsor), J. Horner. 2nd Row: A. Downer, C. Harding, C. Brown, T. Hensley, B. Green. Truth is Beauty! And the truth is that members of the Aesthetics Club involve themselves with the production and appreciation of art. SCIENCE CLUB: Front Row, L to R: L. Henkes, P. Todd, G. Mordecai, B. Price, T. Transue, P. Tenney. 2nd Row: J. Niel, D. Starrat, B. Evans, M. Sullivan, R. Carter, N. McGinnis, V. Phillips, S. Hayes, A. Schwind. Back Row: S. Alexan- der, E. Jackman, M. Nelson, D. Lelong, J. Kamis, J. Furst, A. Hall, N. Earman, S. Churchill, J. Hughes, B. Felker, D. Miers, J. Butchert, A. Segall. Everything is science. No one can get away from science because it is everywhere. Many people believe that science is not important after high school but science is nature, science is fun, and most of all sci- ence IS important. The goal of the science club is to understand and explore the intriguing depths of sci- entific fields. STAGE AND LIGHT CREW: Front Row, L to R: M. Newton, L. Engle, W. Vetter, R. Miller. 2nd Row: Donna Troy, D. Fain, C. Bobb, D. Owen, T. Ritenouer, L. O ' Keefe. The students involved in the stage and light crew are vir- tually unknown in the production of a play. A play would not be worth a red cent if it consisted of actors on a stage with no props, lighting or scenery. These crews deserve a big round of applause. 36 PRINTING CLUB: 1st Row, L to R: B. Bresnahan, K. Honesty, M. Newton, T. Smith, M. Meagher, M. Mele. 2nd Row: L. Lanouette, A. Larson, M. Jones, R. Lassiter, C. Riggs, R. Amacher, Mr. Studenberg (sponsor). Students who help with this production work are members of the Printing Club. They also study printing techniques in order to increase their profi- ciency. George Mason is fortunate to have a print shop that can fulfill the various printing needs of the school. SKI CLUB: 1st Row, L to R: G. Davis, T. Transue, D. Rogers, D. Sterrat, D. Owen, M. Nelson, M. Sullivan, M. Willner, C. Brown, H. Parnell. 2nd Row: L. Smartt, I. Minton, S. Midkiff, D. Miers, B. Price, B. Foster. 3rd Row: J. Clinton, N. McGlynn, B. Felker, J. Furst, S. Churchill, R. Car- ter, A. Hall, N. Earman, J. Butchert, J. Hughes, M. Scanlon, D. Lelong, B. Bonnet, J. Karnis, L. Lanouette, A. Lanouette. The members of the Ski Club enjoy the free feeling of skiing gracefully down a snow covered slope. These skiers take every opportunity to take a trip to some out of the way resort in the mountains. A.F.S. CLUB: 1st Row, L to R: S. Moore, M. Kiser, M. Nelson, A. Willner, P. Shell, D. Avery, M. Cesnik, J. Burns. 2nd Row: L. Lanouette, A. Lanouette, C. Wassmann, M. Stock, J. Heron, J. Aoki, G. Gendreau, R. Kirshner, M. Segall, C. Brown, A. Larson, J. Ciaccio. 3rd Row: S. Hayes, M. Hoegberg, P. Kemp, L. Smartt, Mr. Harold (sponsor), A. Long, C. Harding. 37 GERMAN CLUB: 1st Row, L to R: V. Phillips, M. Meiners, D. Karnis, J. Pope, H. Lelong. 2nd Row: R. Miller, A. Delong, S. Moore, D. Owen, R. Kirshner, S. Lissfelt. 3rd Row: J. Karnis, P. Willis, M. Kiser, Mrs. Shick (sponsor), M. Willner, M. Kelly, A. Ellis, B. Cash. Auchtung! The members of the German Club further their knowl- edge of German life styles and cul- ture by attending workshops and dining at restaurants which serve German cuisine. Most students in the club are members of the National Federation for Students of German which offers many benefits for students traveling to Germany . SPANISH CLUB: Front Row, L to R: L. Rowe, S. Clinton, J. Downer, N. Dang, J. Skelly. 2nd Row: T. Vincent, R. Kirshner, B. Dolan, C. Mosio, K. Compher, M. Scanlan, D. Fain, T. Transue, G. Morde- cai, J. O’Dowd, K. O ' Dowd, Mrs. Costa (sponsor). 3rd Row: L. Delong, C. Bowling, W. Flaiful, N. Renaga, L. Waite, T. Block, T. O’ Dowd, B. Cash, D. Anderson. The Spanish conquistadors are long departed and the Spanish empire is no more, but the culture and lan- guage of the Iberians still flourish in many countries. It is the goal of the Spanish Club to examine the Span- ish lands and language. FRENCH CLUB: 1st Row, L to R: G. Grant, M. Bell, J. Nelson, M. Krekel, J. Burns. 2nd Row: A. Long, L. O ' Keefe, N. Renaga, R. Kirshner, N. Willner, M. Segall, A. Downer. 3rd Row, Standing: L. Lanouette, Mrs. Alim (sponsor), S. Alexander, S. Hughes, M. Krekel, P. Gibbons, H. Parnell, K. Car- rington, J. P. Chevalier, J. Horst, K. Pottle. The French Club is an organization where students of French gather to discuss plans to raise funds so many teaching aids useful in teaching French may be purchased . 38 IT ' S ACADEMIC: 1st Row, L to R: D. Avery, M. Kelly, A. Delong, P. Lundy. 2nd Row: P. Todd. MATH CLUB: 1st Row, L to R: J. Skelly, J. Downer, P. Todd, N. Dang, J. Grant. 2nd Row: Ms. Ashby (sponsor), A. Cheng, A. Delong, E. Jackman, P. Lundy, S. Rodock. DRAMA CLUB: 1st Row, L to R: D. Anderson, G. O’Keefe, L. Stubing, H. Hobbs, B. Thrail- kill, S. Carol, N. Santamour, E. Tucker. 2nd Row: K. Eisele, L. O ' Keefe, D. Crowley, C. O ' Keefe, B. Green, B. Carrington, S. Bowling, J. Downer. 3rd Row: L. Green, C. Brown, A. Downer, L. Engle, M. Hobbs, J. Nelson, M. Miller, D. Caprio. 4th Row: D. Troy W. Vetter, B. Riggs, M. Newton, D. Houck, N. Reinaga, M. Kiser, R. Thrailkill, J. Neil, T. Ritenour. 5th Row: M. Segall, D. Fain, D. Owens, J. Heron, C. Harding, B. Cash. 39 i ■ KEY CLUB: Front Row, L to R: S. Walden, R. Hall, J. Bolster, B. Morrison, B. Richburg, K. Carrington, G. Davis. 2nd Row: T. O’Dowd, T. Hockenberry, P. Lundy, R. Lassiter, W. Greenleaf, B. Bonnet, M. Scanlan, M. Ford, R. Carter. 3rd Row: K. Crowley, S. Churchill, N. Earman, D. Miers, T. Money, B. Felker, B. Larkin, R. Amacher, M. Abbot, J. Karnis, B. Skelly, A1 Krueger (sponsor). To exist in a society without contributing is to submit to complacency. In our school society, the members of the Key Club have chosen to act and serve, and to enjoy themselves while doing it. FBLA: Front Row, L to R: L. Carrico, P. Willis, P. Jones, L. Henkes, N. Fredericks, M. Mosio, E. Diaz, C. Barr, B. Barr. 2nd Row: J. Comley, A. Owen, S. Herman, C. Warner, L. Toone, K. Martin, S. Beach, J. Rowe, C. Begle, B. Pavelis, D. Bunch, B. Gomes, J. Karnis, J. Arias. 3rd Row: F. Cummings, E. Kowalski, M. Koontz, G. Robison, B. Wood, C. Knepshield, C. Wilson, L. Weintz, S. Chase, H. Scheiter, B. Carrington, S. Alexander, D. Legaretto, B. Price, C. Gibson, B. Larkin. 40 T MUSTANG YEARBOOK STAFF: L to R, Front Row: P. Sherman, K. Stanley, T. Payne, C. Mosio, K. Compher. 2nd Row: D. Loretto, A. Delong, D. Caprio, M. Miller, M. Stock, P. Faith, J. Moore, F. Knox. 3rd Row: M. Nelson, M. Kiser, M. Krekel. 4th Row: Dan Jones (sponsor), J. Weik, W. Flaifel, M. Meagher, C. Wassmann, K. Crowley, R. Lassiter, M. Bell, K. Palmes, T. Hensley. NOT SHOWN: L. Kamis, T. Vincent. As memories fade, you can replenish them by reminiscing through your Mus- tang Yearbook. Even as we become old and gray, we can relive memorable moments of our high school days. Numer- ous hours of work are put into the Mustang by its staff. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB: Front Row, L to R: T. Wilson, J. Kelly, T. Ritenouer, Dick Trimble (spon- sor), R. Carter. 2nd Row: G. Whit- lock, T. Trainor, B. Richburg, J. Miller, B. Workman, L. Geofrey, D. Jackson. 3rd Row: C. Jones, N. Earman, S. Rodock, D. Voltz. The Industrial Arts Club, practicing skills learned, produces a variety of useful and artistic objects, and, along the way, learn new techni- ques to help later in life. FHA: Front Row, L to R: B. Eraz, K. Barth, M. Scanlan, D. Wilson, C. Bailey, S. Bryant, L. Toone, S. Willcock, C. Greenleaf, M. Bon- net. 2nd Row: M. Davies, R. Greenleaf, C. Pierce, B. Ham- brecht, L. Weintz, S. Wilson, J. Hecker, D. Karnis, S. Limberger, L. Scheiter, K. Amacher, S. Allan, L. Toone, B. Dolan. 3rd Row: D. Simpson, S. Weintz, P. Limberger, Mrs. Miller (sponsor), C. Mueller, D. Bunch, A. Segall, N. McGlynn, W. Mueller, S. Her- man, S. Hayes. 41 S.C.C.: L to R, 1st Row: M. Cesnik (secretary), Ms. Tannenbaum (sponsor), A. Willner (president). 2nd Row: W. Vetter, K. Martin, P. Shell, A. Segall, P. Willis, P. Smith, A. Delong, D. Crowley, H. Kimble. 3rd Row: L. Smartt, M. Hoegburg, J. Gendreau, P. Todd, J. Rowe, 1. Hunter, L. Henkes, T. Davies, S. Limberger, N. Kinser, L. Green, J. Grant. 4th Row: L. Waite, B. Felcher, D. Earman, T. Hensley, 1. Downer, E. lackman, M. Newton, R. Hall, M. Nelson, T. Money, M. Kelly, J. Karnis, K. Carrington. TEMPO, L to R: P. Smith, J. Rowe, H. Scheiter, 1. Horner, H. Parnell, J. Ciaccio. 2nd Row: P. Todd, C. Harding, J. Pope, J. Hughes, N. Earman, S. Richbourg. 42 MODERN MUSIC MASTERS: First Row, L to R: M. Segall, J. Rowe, B. Pavelis, K. Martin. Second Row: J. Grant, S. Hill, C. Bowling, L. Engle. Tri-M: Each generation has its own type of music. A song usually tells a story of some type, either outright or in an abstract way. The Modern Music Masters seek to decipher the abstract meaning of today’s songs. FORENSICS, L to R: M. Stock, J. Grant, A. Willner, D. Avery, and M. Miller. Forensics: Silence is golden? Not to the members of the Forensics team. Their golden recognition comes from their skills in verbal presentation. Members of the team compete with students from other schools in areas of poetry, spelling, prose reading, extemporaneous speak- ing, oratory and the like. STEP CLUB: First Row, L to R: A. Downer, L. Engle, W. Vetter. 2nd Row: M. Newton, J. Downer, D. Troy. STEP: In the last decade, our society has become more aware of a need for ecological control. The Students for Total Environmental Protection recognize this need and help out by protecting and renewing plant-life and clean- ing up areas to keep America beautiful. 43 KEYETTE CLUB: Front Row, L to R: B. Wood, N. Dang, B. Pavellis, M. Miller, L. Smartt, A. Delong, N. Kinser, L. Engel. 2nd Row: J. Acki, J. Rowe, C. Begle, S. Weir, P. Faith, J. Hunter, C. Brown, P. Smith, D. Troy, L. Lanouette. The Keyette Club is a service organization that aids the school in a variety of ways. They assist on back to school night, they raise and lower the flags in front of the school, and support a scholarship fund. VARSITY CLUB: Front Row, L Tto R: M. Cesnik, N. McGlynn, B. Workman, K. Martin, M. Brents, S. Wilson, S. Wilcox, B. Lloyd. 2nd Row: C. Bailey, T. Money, A. Schwind, D. Earman, W. Mueller, S. Herman, T. Davies, K. Huber. Back Row: M. Mele, G. Davis, T. Hockenberry, B. David, R. Carter, T. Ballard, R. Amacher, B. Felker, S. Rodgers, D. Owen, B. Price, P. Tracz, D. Martin, J. Clinton, M. Willner, K. Grimm, C. Bowling, J. Karnis, J. Tucker. The members of the monogram club have used their ability in sports to earn a letter. The members help raise funds for the athletic program which enables the school to pur- chase needed equipment. PEP CLUB: Front Row, L to R: Gary Davis, R. Amacher, T. Davies, D. Martin, K. Crowley, J. Karnis, B. Workman. 2nd Row: K. Amacher, S. Allen, B. Hambrecht, N. McGlynn, L. Toone, W. Mueller, S. Churchill. 3rd Row: D. Troy, K. McCormack, R. Hall, D. Owen, M. Brents, D. Earman, N. Kinser, B. Price. 4th Row: J. Gray, L. Waite, S. Wilson, S. Beach, B. Dolan, P. Smith, P. Willis, S. Herman. The members of the pep club work on ways to raise school spirit. The refined skills of our athletic teams need our support. School spirit plays a big part in sports. 44 SCHOOL STORE, L to R: B. Wood, G. Robison. No person can go the day without using some type of utensil. The school store is the perfect place to make last minute purchases of those needed pens and pencils and other fine gifts. The students who run the store give up their time to help forgetful people meet their requirements. THESPIANS: Front Row, L to R: J. Downer, W. Vetter. 2nd Row: C. Harding, D. Troy, A. Downer, M. Newton, L. Engle. 3rd Row: B. Larkin, M. Miller, D. Caprio, D. Houck, J. Hyette, D. Fain. Back Row: M. Segall, M. Ces- nik. 45 “LEFTOVERS” The Fall-Down-and-Go-Boom Club. Every individual has his own special ability . Mr. Lindsay gets some help putting his head on straight. Would you let this group borrow YOUR soccer ball? A jolly director leads a Christmas chorus. 46 STUDENT LIFE 47 H O M E C 0 M 1 N G 1 iB ■ ■ -Jfl It ll ; J THE HOMECOMING COURT: Left to Right: Freshman Prince and Princess - Karen Amacher, Chris Avery; Sophomore royalty - Luann Toone, Tom Block; Junior Princess Margaret Miller, Prince David Martin; Senior royalty - Debbie Bunch, Bruce Price; Queen Joan Clinton, King Duane Shu- man. Sunshine and muddy field both are reflected when the Homecoming Queen and King meet. The Queen’s orb, so to speak. Victory eluded the Mustangs on a rain-drenched football field, but the Homecoming spirit endured, and a brief but intense bath of sun light made the half time ceremonies a very special occasion. The Homecoming dance was held in the cafeteria , and, win or lose, everyone showed there was doubt about how to celebrate. 48 Kiss Me Kate The Music Department of George Mason produced the musical KISS ME KATE, under the direction of Mr. Frank Barr and Mr. Richard Howell. Lucia Engle was the student director and the cast included students from all grades. The production was readied for the stage in a hectic fifteen days. Top: A play within a play. L. to R.: K. Martin, D. Fain, C. Mueller, W. Vetter, T. O ' Dowd. Center-Left: Petruchio (Dennis Fain) seeks to reason with Kate (Kathleen Martin). Center-Right: Marc Newton, Collette Mueller and Bob Workman dodge the flack from one of Kate ' s outbursts. Bottom: Another opening, another show . 49 50 What are these girls looking for? Miss Bryant and her young charges. Gentle persuasion. An afternoon pick-up game. 51 (Now, let’s see. Was it step, step, kick? Or step, kick, step? Or . . . Well, Hellooo there. This is my friend, Smiling Jeff.” Oh, grumble it all! I can’t take anymore. Huber and Bryant - heck on wheels and ready for action. Busy hands are happy hands. Time out? Whose? When? Where’s the ball? Where’s the ref? Who’s keeping score? Why am I wearing this cap backwards? 52 What goes on behind closed doors? What devious plots does she have in mind? Rioting among students! What next? 53 54 Welcome to George Mason! The local yogi. Oh, like wow, man! Foxy Lady! 55 56 57 58 The marching band refused to yield. The snowbird alights. 59 Two bodies are better than one. 60 FACULTY GS « . ■ 61 Left to Right: Joe Driver, Bruce Lowe, Betty Blystone, Walter Morse, John Sullivan, Daniel Arons, and Betty Cesnik. FALLS CHURCH CITY SCHOOL BOARD THE SUPERINTENDENT OF FALLS CHURCH PUBLIC SCHOOLS Dr. Warren J . Pace 62 ADMINISTRATION Dr. George H. Thoms, Principal: B.A. Economics, Queen ' s C., C.U.N.Y., M.S. Secondary Education, Queen ' s C., C.U.N.Y., Ed.D., Secondary School Adm. , Catholic U. of America. A final stab at discipline . Richard Sanders, Ass ' t Principal: M.Ed., B.S., William and Mary College . Dr. Nancy F. Sprague, Associate Principal: B.A. Polit- ical Science, U. of Mich., M.P.A. Public Adm., Ph.D. Social Science Education, U. of Mich.; M.S. Council Association Sponsor. 63 GUIDANCE Left: Jesse Millhouse: Chairman, Department of Guidance and Resource Services; B.S., Auburn University Right: Marilyn Abbey: Counselor; B.A., Depauw University, Wayne State University - M.A. work, Guidance Certification - University of Virginia; Interna- tional Thespian Society sponsor. Drama Club Sponsor I - Left: Philip Lindsey: High School Counselor; B.A., Anderson Col- lege, M.A., Ohio State Univer- sity Right: Donna Fox: Middle School Counselor, Coordinator of M.S. and H.S. Resource programs, Vice-Chairman of Dept, of Guidance and Resource Services, Teacher of Peer Counseling class and practicum, Coordinator of peer tutoring program; B.A. in history - William and Mary, M.S. in counseling and Special Ed. - University of Tennessee £ H Zj 5 ? T T7 It is important for us to be able to be treated as people, not daughters, sons, students, etc. Guidance gives students a chance to talk about problems objectively with someone who isn ' t a member of their family or a teacher. RESOURCE SERVICES AND NURSE Right: Carol Cofey: Speech, Hearing, and Language Pathologist: B.A., Augustana College, M.A., Northwest- ern University: Forensics Sponsor; Extensive work with state and national speech and hearing organizations Far Right: Bonnie Horner: High school resource: B.A., East Carolina, Grad, work - William and Mary; Ski Club sponsor Below: Betty Jo Dawkins: Reading Spe- cialist; B.A., Wakeforest University, M. A. , George Mason University Below Middle: Barbara Bruns: Middle school resource; B.S. Education Long- wood College, M.A., George Wash- ington University Below Right: Pam Miller: School Nurse; B.S.N., Arizona State; Health Careers Club sponsor 65 Lida Hawk: Emmanuel College, Boston Para professional, Middle School r PARAPROFESSIONALS Ken Hammack: Computer Programmer for Falls Church School System Bea Ishler: Media Center Paraprofessional Juanita Whittaker: Resource Paraprofessional 66 SECRETARIAL STAFF Bonnie Whiting; Middle School Secretary Doris Minton; Administrative Secretary Beverly Hall; Financial Secretary Nancy Perry; Attendance Secretary a w Pat Ryan; Administrative Secretary 67 ENGLISH Top Right: Milton Davis; B.A. Berea College, M.A.T. Duke University , English Department Chairman, Foren- sics Sponsor. Top Far Right: Marguer- ite Albert; Mary Washington College. Bottom Left: Barbara Stuckey; B.A. Mary Washington College, Tempo and Cheerleader Sponsor. Bottom Middle: Dale Jenkins; University of North Car- olina-Charlotte, B.A.; English, M.S. English and Social Studies. Bottom Right: Michael J. Hoover; B.A., Uni- versity of Va.; English, Journalism and Cinema Instructor, Student Newspa- per, Lasso Sponsor. Language is thought given form. English is our cultural form - a chance of heritage. Expanded, it is prose. Perfected, it is poetry. Delineated, it is grammar. It can exist for its own sake, or to act as a tool for reaching further understanding. Always it is needed . 68 Top Left: Victoria Butterfield: University of Ca., B.A., Advanced Work at University of London, Georgetown University: Jr. Class Advisor, Travel Club Sponsor. Bottom Left: Daniel Jones: Antioch College B.A. Lit- erature: M.S. English: Yearbook Sponsor. Top Right: Bonnie But- ler; B. A. , Purdue U.; M.A. , U. of Illinois: Stage Crew Sponsor. Bottom Right: Steven Klass; B.A., U. of MD: M.S. English; Cross Country, Track and Wres- tling Sponsor. 69 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Top Left: Alice Krum: B.A. , Madison College. Spanish 1,4, and 5; French Survey and E . S . L . Top Right: Louise Costa: B.A., Judson College, M.A., George Washington U. Spanish 1, 2, 3, and 7th grade Survey, and E.S.L. Spanish Club and Honor Soci- • Bottom Left: Ileana Alim: B.A., American U. French 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, A.P. French and Latin Survey , French Club and Honor Society . Bottom Center: Carol Schick: B.A., Montclair State. German 1, 2, 3, 4, and German Survey. German Club and Hpnor Soci- ety. Bottom Right: Joan Tannenbaum: B.A. , Emmanuel College, M.A. , George Washington U. Latin, Human Relations, Peer Coun- 70 seling, Sponsors S.C.C. and Latin Club. For practical purposes, such as travelling , and as an asset to careers, foreign language has a multi-purpose, as does a young person’s quest for knowledge. SCIENCE Science opens up a whole world of interesting careers. It prepares students for life in the highly technical world by acquainting them with basic facts that help to understand the world. Top Left: Alice Rooney: B.S. Mary wood C.; Chairman Sci- ence Dept. Science Club, Ir. Prom Chairman. Top Right: Marian M. Gillen; A.B. St. Mary of the Woods, B.S. Ed., Kent State U., M.S.; Literary Magazine and MIDWAY NEWS. Bottom Left: Alan Krueger; B.S., U. of Nebraska, M.A.T., U. ofN.C.; Key Club Sponsor, Tennis Coach. 71 Mary Lee Tatum: B.A., U. of Wash.; Senior Human Sexuality Seminar, Drug Abuse Prevention Co-Ordinator, Junior Class Spon- sor and Junior Variety Show Sponsor. Sandra Uyeshiro: Purdue U., M.S. in Biology Education, Bellarmine Ursuline College, B.A. in Biology; Middle School Science. Theodore G. Henry: B.A., New Mexico High- lands U.; Tenth Grade Class Sponsor. 72 MATH Top Right: Mary McAllister: Chairper- son: U. of N.C., B.S. in Chemistry. Top Far Right: Fern E. Ashby: Oberlin College, B.A.; Math Team and Senior Class Sponsor. Developing procedures for Computer Terminal. Bottom Left: Chester S. Rockwell: A.B. Shepherd College, M.A. G.W.U.; Senior Class Sponsor. Bottom Middle: Cornelius J. Comber: B.S., U. of S. Mississippi, M.A., V.P.I., S.U.; Chess Club and Senior Class Sponsor. Bottom Right: Barbara Corn: Northwestern U., B.S.; Middle School Math, M.S. Council Association. Math is important in school because it is important in life. Music, art, science, philosophy, business, and even sports use mathematical concepts. Math is the Queen of Disciplines.” 73 Mary Jo Annand: West Va. U., B.A. Math; M.S. Math, Jr. Varsity Girl ' s Basketball. Watson Williams: B.S. Fayettville State U.; M.S. Math, Science . 74 Top Right: Patricia Johnson: George Washington Univ., Columbia Univ., New School for Social Research, C.A., M.A.;atG.M. 9 Years, Sponsorships: Naimun, Step. Bottom Right: Mr. Kalepp: Md. Univ. V.A., B.A. and M.A., G.M.; Social Studies, Spirit Rousers, J.V. Football. Middle Left: Mr. McDonald, Jr.: Ohio State, B.S. Ed., George Mason U.M. Ed.; World Regions, U.S. History, U.S. Government, Sponsorships: Freshman Football, J.V. Basketball, Homecoming Committee. Bottom Left: Harry Shovlin: A.B., King ' s College, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Social Studies, Middle School, Head Track Coach, Intramural Director, Naimun Asst. Sponsor . SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES - includes many areas that encourage students to think responsibly about the challenges of our time. Awareness of the social sciences and their scope, concerns, and limitations lends to a more enlightened mind . 75 Above: Susan Allan: U. of Michigan, A.B. Speech, A.M. Psychology, Ph.D. Education Psychology; Co-Ordinator of Gifted Talented Education and Psy- chology Teacher, Sponsors It ' s Academic. Below: Beth Turner: B.A. , M.A. , U. of Virginia; Middle School Social Studies. Above Right: Charles Harold: M.A. Glasgow U., M.Ed., George Mason U.; Social Studies Dept. Chairman, Varsity Soccer Coach, Sponsors A.F.S. International Relations Club. Below: Jeff Walls: Ohio State U. , B.Sc. Business Adm. and Education, M.A. Education; Sponsors History Game Club. 76 ART Thru paintings, designs, sculp- tures and different colors we become much more aware of the world around us. An is a univer- sal language which people of all cultures can share . Marlene Azar: B.A. , St. Olaf College; Sponsors Aesthetics Club. Robert Dunburg: B.A., Capital University Ohio, M.A., Columbia University, New York; Head of Art Dept. Music courses help create awareness and appreciation of one of man’s most fulfilling inventions. Frank Barr: B.S. in Business, Davidson College, B.S., Music Ed. Cincinnati, M.M.E., Indiana U.; Instrumental Music, Sponsors Flag Team, Rifle Team, Majorettes. MUSIC Richard Howell: B.M.MM., Westminster Choir College; Choir, Readers Ensemble, Tri-M, Sponsors Salt Water Angels. 77 VOCATIONAL Vocational courses concentrate on each student’s unique abil- ities and interests. It provides them with AT LEAST entry- level skills for indus- try by motivating stu- dents to their highest degree of profi- ciency. Top Right: Irving Studenberg: U. Md.; Vocational Printing Club Sponsor. Middle: Alyce A. Neukirk: U. of Cinn. , B.S. in Industrial Design, M.S. Vocational Ed.; VPI and SU, Graphics Specialist. Bottom Left: N. Tom Bruton: B.S., Ok. College of Liberal Arts, Grad. Work U. of Md., Newark St. U., NOVACOCO. Bottom Right: Roger Brat- ton: Shippensburg State College B.S. , Bloomsburg State College M.Ed. 1968; Data Processing Teacher, 9th Grade Class Sponsor, Co-Sponsor FBLA . 78 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Right: Richard Trimble: AA, Warren Wilson, B.S., W. Carolina, M.S., E. Tenn. State, Other grad, work - UVA, Old Dominion U. , VPI, and Va.; State Dept. Chair- man I. A. I. A. Club Left: Steven Hill: A.S., Indi- ana U., B.S., East Tenn. State U., Industrial Arts club sponsor: mechanics HOME ECONOMICS I Sue Wilson: B.S. in Ed., Southwest Mo. State U., M. Ed. - U. of Mo., Additional grad, work at VPI and UVA; FHA sponsor Kay Sylvester: VPI - B.S. degree in Jenna Miller: B.S.H.E., W.Va. U., Grad. Human Nutrition and Foods; Cheer- Work - U. of Md. , G. W.U. leading co-sponsor 79 Joyce Lowry: Pembrook State U., A.B.; M.A., U. of Va.; Vocational Ed. Dept. Chairman, F.B.L.A. Sponsor. Nadine Wilson: B.S., N.E. Mo. State Teachers College: M.A., Northwestern U.; Business Ed., National Honor Society Sponsor. Barbara Coleman: B.A., U. of OK.; Employ- ment Skills, Stenography, Clerk Typing. Jan Compher: B.S., Longwood College; Employment Skills, F.B.L.A. Sponsor, General Business, Typewriting. 80 James Spiridopoulos: High Point College, ABT; G.W. - Masters; Varsity Basketball. P HYSICAL EDUCATION Arnold P. Siegfried: B.S. in Education, Rutgers U.; M.A. in Ed., G.W.U.; Athletic Director, Varsity Club Sponsor, Driver Ed., Behind -the -wheel Instructor Where ' d the ball go ! ? Bulls Eye! 81 Jean Robb: Bowling Green U.; Driver Ed. r ■ ask ■ rv ' W� « Stompin ' ' 76! Johnny Gambill: B.S. and M.A., Middle Tenn. State U.; Dept. Chair- man P.E. and Health, Head Football and Baseball Coach. Daniel Strickland: Slippery Rock State College, B.S. , U. of Arizona Med.; Health, Driver Ed., Asst. Football Coach, Athletic Trainer. Mable Bradd: B.S., Secondary Radford College, Grad. Work U. Miami, U. Va.; Health, Driver Ed., Girls Varsity Basketball, Coach and Girls Varsity Softball Coach. 82 CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Barry - manager, Mrs. Cranford, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Reynolds. Service personnel are an integral part of any institution. George Mason is no exception. Our service staffs are not only efficient but also friendly. We appreciate their efforts. Foreign exchange student, Ruth Kirschner, has learned to appreciate fine school meals. Left to Right: Lewis Aylor, Rachael Alexander, Judy Jenkins, and Willie Culbreath. I Left to Right: Vernon Haney, Rachael Alexander (again), and Ernest Lowery - head custodian. CUSTODIAL STAFF 83 MEDIA CENTER STAFF Top Left: Sally Mason: Emporia State Teacher College, Empo- ria, Ks. , Univ. of Md.; Library Secretary. Middle Left: Nancy Kaufman: B.S., Indiana University , 1970, M.S. , Instructional Systems Technology,” Indiana University 1974; Media Specialist. Bottom Right: Nancy De Pasquale: Shepherd College - B.A., Librarian . 84 Senior Class Council Standing: Pat Tracz, Ben Price, Joan Clinton, and Nick Earman. Kneeling: A1 Willner and Mills Kelly. At last, finally, and about time - but, at the same time, sudden and a little sad. The top of this particular stairway , and, what do you know, we ' re seniors. Each year we have envisioned our next year here. That certainty was in the same instance too predictable and rather reassuring. No more. In a year, George Mason will be another memory, recalling feelings perhaps both pleasant and trivial. We have seen our friends grow and change, and we have noticed differences in our own perspectives and attitudes. It would be hard to say precisely how much the essence of G.M. contributed to that change, but it cannot be denied that a good deal of each 1977 senior ' s growth and development was at least contained within the walls of this school. If for no other reason than its physical presence in our everyday lives, G.M. has, for each of us, become interwoven with the nature of our present character. Time will change the patterns and the elements of who we are. It will always be that way. But it is important that we remember who we were. These pages are for that purpose. Steven John Alexander Richard William Amacher Jacirene Aoki Isidro A. Arias Herb Ballard Timothy J. Ballard Gregory Scott Batchelor Christine May Begle Michael M. Bell Sandra Bennett William Thomas Boaz Toni Ann Brockway 87 Bea Bresnahan Curt Burner Joanthan Brian Burns Deborah Cynthia Bunch Justin E. Butchert Kevin Camden 88 Elizabeth Carrico Sharon Virginia Chase Bianca Darice Carrington Alexander Cheng Sieven Emilio Churchill Jennifer M. Ciaccio Joanie Clinton Karen Marie Crawford Alison Lee Cumby Frances Jean Cummings Charles L. Diamond Eglee Tibisay Diaz Esther R. Diaz Judith Ellen Downer Nicholas J. Earman Thomas Jay Ellis Madeleine Filan Mark Scoops Ford Veroneque Marie Franchi Nancy Elizabeth Fredericks Dennis A . Fain Jeanie Carol Fortune Jack Furst Elaine F. Gerard John C. Gendreau Brian Venard Gomes 90 Dan Herlinger Jody Lyn Horner Robert Alan Hall Robert Harbour Elizabeth K. Herrick John Kelly Hughes Richard D. Hall Jeanne F. Haske Marc Hoegberg Anne Elizabeth Hunt MarkL. Hanlon Doug Heffernan Cindy Lou Holcomb Julie Hunter 91 Ed Jackman Eliazbeth J. Karnis Kristin Lynn Kaye Philip Kemp Donald E. Kinser Ruth Kirschner Elizabeth Kowalski Cathy Lansing % I Roben W. Lloyd Lynda M. Luckenbaugh Philip A. Lundy David A. Martin Kathleen Martin Kevin Patrick McCormack Richard McGalem Maureen T. Meagher Michael Anthony Mele Margaret A. Miller Mills T. Kelly Irene M. Minton 93 Linda Louise Morgan Colette Ann Mueller James Niel Monica Cathrine Mosio Mark Timothy Newton Carol O ' Brien Terry O ' Dowd April L. Owen Laura O’Keefe Betty Marie Pavelis George Carleton Riggs III Steve Rodock 95 Payson Todd Tina Rene Wallace Gary L. Whitlock Chyrl Renee Wilson Albert S. Willner David A. Zanganeh Patrick G. Tracz Charlene A. Wassmann Wayne Eugene Vetter Sue Ellen Weir 97 Best Leaders: Mills Kelly and Joan Clinton Friendliest: Chris Begle and Steve Churchill SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Spirited: Colette Mueller and Rick Hall 98 Best All Around: Debbie Bunch and Nick Earman Class Clowns: Albert Willner and Toni Brockway 99 Most Athletic: Blaine Schumann and Cindy Holcomb Most Likely to Succeed: John Hughes and Elaine Gerard 100 101 SENIOR DIRECTORY Alexander, Steve: French Club and Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club and Honor Society 2, 3: Science Club 2, 3, 4; Salt Water Fishing 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; SCC 3; FBLA 4; Junior Varsity Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3; It’s Aca- demic 3 Begle, Christine: Keyettes 3, 4; Modern Dance 1, 2, 3; JV Show 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4 (President): EFFE 3; SCC 3; Drum Major 2,3,4 Bell, Mike: Jr. Variety Show 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Bresnahan, Bea: Naimun 3; Printing Club 2, 3 Bunch, Debbie: Modern Music Masters 3, 4; Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3; Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club- 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4 (Treasurer): FHA 3, 4; Choir Accompanist 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Homecoming Princess 4 Caprio, Deborah: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2,3,4 (President): Best Director 3: Best Supporting Actress 2 Diamond, Charles: transfer ; French Club 1; Lettered in Varsity Soccer 2, 3; Basketball Team 3; Co-Captain Varsity Soccer 3; SCC 3; Chess Club 2; Math Team 4 Diaz, Eglee: Tempo Writing Downer, Judy: SCC 4; Spanish Club and Honor Society 3, 4; STEP 3, 4: Tutoring 2: Jr. Variety Show 2, 3; ANTIGONE 2; BYE-BYE BIRDIE 2; STRANGE BEDFELLOWS 3; WIND IN THE WILLOWS 3; INHERIT THE WIND 4; Math Team 4; NAIMUN 4; National Honor Society 3; Keyettes 4; International Thes- pian Society 4 Fain, Dennis: transfer ; Science Club 1, 2; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Math Club 2 Variety Show 2, 3; Choir 1, 3; Band 3; Class Plays 2, 3 Commencement Play 3; State Drama Contest (Tennessee) 3 Fall Play 4 Fortune, Jeanie: transfer ; Choir 1, 2; Ski Club 2 Gendreau, John: NAIMUN 4; AFS 4; Lasso 4; SCC 4 Gerard, Elaine: Keyettes 2, 3, 4 (President); Homecoming Attendant 4; Tempo 4; Modern Dance 1, 2, 3; Aesthetics 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 Gomes, Brian: French Club 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; Modern Music Masters 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Hall, Richard: Key Club 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Soccer Team 4; German Club 4; SCC 4 Heffernan, Doug: Yearbook 4 Hunter, Julie: Keyettes 3, 4; Tempo 3 (Secretary) 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 (Treasurer); EFFE 3; Prom Com- mittee Chairman 3; Choir 2, 3; Aesthetics 1; Softball Team 2; SCC, Chairman of Activities 4; Co-Captain Soccer 4; Stu- dent Council Cabinet Member Jackman, Ed: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club and Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 3, 4; Soccer Team 3; NAIMUN 3; Boy ' s State 3; Math Team 4; History Games 1,2, 3 , 4; SCC 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 Karnis, Liz: Cross Country - Track 1, 2; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3; Girls Soccer 4; Varsity Club 1, 2; Ski Club 4; FHA 4; Yearbook 4; Drama 1, 2 103 Kelly, Mills: SCC 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; German Club and Honor Society 3, 4; Boy’s State 3; War Games Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mustang 3; Lasso 3; It ' s Academic 3, 4; Choir 4; NAIMUN 4; Band 1 Keyes, Yvonne: Spirit Rousers 4 Kinser, Don: Freshman Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4 (Captain): Tempo 2, 4; J.V. Wrestling 2; Varsity Track 3; Key Club 2,3,4 (President): National Honor Society 3, 4 Lelong, Dan: transfer”; History Games 2, 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Ski Club 4 Luckenbaugh, Lynda: transfer ; FBLA 4 Lundy, Phil: SCC 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3; History Games 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club and Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Math Team 3, 4; NAIMUN 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; It ' s Academic 3, 4; Key Club 4; Soccer 3, 4; Track 3 Martin, David: Key Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4 (Prince); Varisty Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3, 4 Meagher, Maureen: Printing Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 4 Miller, Margaret: Flag Twirler 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 1, 4; Yearbook 3, 4 (editor); J.V. Show 1; GUYS AND DOLLS 1; INHERIT THE WIND 4 (Student Director); Drama Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; SCC 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Minton, Irene: ARSENIC AND OLD LACE 1; Ski Club 2, 3; AFS 2, 3; SCC 2; Lasso 3; Thespians 2, 3; Yearbook 2 Newton, Mark: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; STEP 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Jr. Variety Show 2, 3; SCC 4; Tennis Team Manager 1; Spirit Rousers 2 Niel, James: History Games Club 2, 3, 4; Tempo Staff 3; SCC 3; Fall Play 4 O ' Keefe, Laura: Drama 1, 2, 4; Lasso 4; French Honor Soci- ety 2, 4 Pavelis, Betty: FBLA 3, 4 (Secretary); Band 1, 2 (Historian), 3 (Secretary); Keyettes 2, 3 (Historian) 4; Modern Music Masters 2, 3 (Historian) 4; Work-Study Evaluation Commit- tee 4; Drama Productions 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spirit Rousers 1, 2; Girl ' s State Alternate 4 Payne, Jeanne: Yearbook Staff 4 Price, Benny: Band 1; Choir 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 2,3,4 (Captain); Varsity Basketball 3, 4; FBLA 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Junior Class Presi- dent; Senior Class Councilman; Senior Prince Rowe, Julie: Keyettes 3, 4; Modern Dance 1, 2, 3; Jr. Vari- ety Show 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres. ); Modern Music Masters 3, 4; Yearbook 4; EFFE 3; SCC 4 Sigmond, Johanna: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; NAIMUN 4 Vetter, Wayne: Class Rep. 2; SCC 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Thespian 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Officer); Best Actor 3; German Club 3; Best Director 3; STEP 4 Kirchner, Ruth: AFS Student 4; French, Spanish, German Honor Societies 4; Ski Club 4; Keyettes 4 Wassmann, Charlene: Drama 1; German Club 2, 3; AFS 3, 4; FBLA 4; Yearbook 4 104 Weir, Sue Ellen: Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Keyettes 2, 3 (Corresponding Secretary), 4 (Vice-President): Band 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club and Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Outstanding Junior Girl 3; Modern Dance 2, 3; Spirit Rousers 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS, IRC Club 4; SCC Representative 3; Antigone 2; Bye-Bye Birdie 2; National Honor Society 3 , 4 book 3, 4; IRC 1, 2, 3, 4; SCC 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Forensics 2, 3, 4; Lasso 3, 4; History Games 3; Class Officer 1, 3, 4; EFFE 2, 3; Variety Show 1, 2 Wilson, Chyrl: Cheerleading 1, 2; Spirit Rousers 1, 2; Jr, Variety Show 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Black Cultural Club 3 Willner, Albert: AFS 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Year- And now for the some-time-during-the-day announcements. Reluctant student being invited to listen to daily announce- ments. In the younger grades, when first starting high school, schoolwork was nothing more than schoolwork and it didn’t seem to have any purpose. As the years went on, I began to realize more that I would actually be using some of the stuff they were giving me. That made it more exciting and I ' d decide to buckle down and take in everything I could. For a couple of reasons that isn ' t as easy as it sounds. I ' ve had a few teachers that have made me eager to work and listen and learn about what they know. They have gotten me interested enough to want to discuss the things they’re talking about. This hasn ' t happened in most of my classes. I probably could have gotten a lot more out of this school if my general attitude wasn’t normally skeptical. Upon entering any classroom, all I felt was that the same old routine would be setting in soon. It’s hard for me to keep my attention on a subject. My mind does a lot of wandering. Too often, it seems, classes contain people who only intend to get through this school. It ' s more interesting and fun to be in a class with people who want to know what ' s going on. Being so close to graduation, I ' m starting to think a lot about what I ' d like to get into after school. There are a lot of things I like to do and would like to try . My feeling about this school is that 1 shouldn ' t have taken it so lightly, especially because I want to make something good, careerwise, out of my life. After five years here, I feel more socially ready than academi- cally to go into the working world . This school has too many cliques. It is sometimes hard to make friends and if you don ' t belong in a certain person ' s group, they can be definitely snobbish. Being restless and wanting to move on to something that satisfies me more is another feeling. I know there is a lot that is going to happen to me in my life, but it won ' t happen un til after I leave this school. It ' s hard to be patient and do things step by step. A graduating senior - class of ' 77 105 Senior Candids In the time of your life, live - so that in that good time there shall be no ugliness or death for yourself or for any life your life touches ... In the time of your life, live - so that in that wondrous time you shall not add to the misery and sorrow of the world, but shall smile to the infinite delight and mystery of it. William Saroyan, The Time of Your Life 106 107 ' 109 I— Ill Mathew Abbott Robert Adams Claire Bailey Wilford Bailey Carla Barr Jeffrey Bartlett JUNIORS - Jesters and heirs appar- ent. Tests and day- dreams. Have been here long enough to know the way G . M . operates. Juniors are just underin- flated Sen- iors. One more year to the summit and hanging tight. Mandy grabs again! Susan Beach Bonnie Beaman Fred Berg Kelvin Bost Scott Brown Tammy Bryant 112 Robert Bullock Hung Cheng Mathew Burdick Tommy Chew Russell Carter Janice Christian Robert Cash June Comley Margaret Cesnik Elen Chang Ken Correll Nguyet Dang 113 Up, up and away! Alison Delong Ann Downer Brian Evens Mike Fletcher Robert Denekas Timothy Dumm Bradford Felker Brook Foster Well 1 finally got in the yearbook. 114 Paul Gibbons Frederick Grim John Hauser Mean Joe Green? William Frye James Grant Caroline Harding Susan Hayes Tracy Phillips Warren Greenleaf James Harris Dorothy Herman And our next contestants on Let ' s Make a Deal ; from Falls Church Smokin’ dat pen. 115 Norma Kinser Maryelyn Krekel Haeyoung Kwon Elizabeth Lanouette Tim Hockenberry Ken Honesty Doree Houck Kathy Hudnall Doug Jackson John Kamis Judy Keating Lisa Kemp Come out, come out, wherever you are. 116 Simon Leganeta Nathan Lloyd Elizabeth McGalem John Mele Kevin Mellema Scott Midkiff Davis Miers Stanley Mollohan Tim Money Larry Moore Magdalene Moore Eldred Morrison 117 Wendy Mueller Ken Murphy David Niel James O ' Dowd Paul Pak Ken Palmes Mr. Hoover, don ' t you dare fling that bottle cap! ” Howard Parnell Eric Peyton Jay Philippsen Virginia Phillips Vincent Piccariello Susan Richbourg 118 Becky Riggs Scott Rogers Denzel Rose Anne Sayre Heide Sch eiter Alexander Schul Lucy wants another doughnut. Anne Schwind Willis Shafer Anthony Shipman Kevin Simms Lucy Smartt Patti Smith 119 Dylan Starratt Darcie Stein John Sullivan Phyllis Tenney Laura Toone James Transue 120 unit Selena Wilson Todd Wilson Beverly Wood Robert Workman Yvonne Wright Bill Zimmerman 121 122 h f SOPHOMORES 123 Mason Munchkin Richard Abdo Terrence Ballard Brian Albrecht Barbara Barr Teresa Anthony Scott Bean Karen Beauchesne ' 1 Sophomore sweetheart. Picture Not Available Mary Beinhardt Bonnie Berger Arthur Bland Thomas Block Chris Bobb Jeff Bolster SOPHOMORES - Getting into the groove of senior high school. The middle child. Working and playing harder. Old friends and new alignments. Being and becoming. Sophomores keep the school on its toes . The trouble with Guinea Pigs . . . 124 Brian Bonnet Kimberly Boyd Scott Brown Paul Bothwell Meredith Brents Sheree Bryant Charles Bowling Kathleen Brown Dennis Burdick Ronald Carter Steven Carter John Cash Kevin Carrington 125 David Cason James Daughtry James DeCamp Andrea Dreslin Joseph Chang Teresa Davies Joyce Denekas Denise Earman Waliace Costner Wendell Crawford Nancy Cummings 126 Teresa Edwards Leon Geoffroy Lititia Good Linda Ferrari Cindy Gibson Joanne Gray Kelly Franklin Lorraine Gilly Lori Henkes Trisha Hensley Liz Hewes Mary Jo Hicks Steven Hill Michael Honesty Jacob Horst 127 Karen Huber Tammy Johnson Jeff Kelley Susan Huges Chris Jones Greg Keyset Juan Joaquin Pam Jones Phil Kimble Oooh-nubs! Charlie King Tom Kirby Cindy Knepshield Mandy Kiser Timmy Knopp 128 Mary Koontz Michael Lee Ronald Krohn Harriet LeLong Sara Larson Sheri Limberger Sarah Lissfelt Megan Magagna Helen Long Andre Marshall Tim Lymberger Godwin Marshall Clifford Mauck 129 Mary McCarthy Cheryl Melson Steven Miller Yasmeen Mosin Henry McGalem Jeff Miller John Millikin Sarah Moore Nancy McGlynn Rachel Miller Ejaz Mohsin George Mordecai Picfure Not Available Tamela McKensie Michele Meiners 130 131 Gloria Robison Laurie Rowe Isabella Roxas Sherry Sabean Jon Seeley Robert Skelly Shannon Starratt Arthur Sturgill 132 Derek Thomas James Trainor Stuart Walden Eugene White Paula Willis Kin Yeung Luanne Toone Ester Wade Janelle Walker Richard White Marcel Willner Young Yi Marie Tracz Leslie Waite Greg Weir Susan Willcock Robert Wright Buddy Davis 133 FRESHMEN 135 Has anybody seen my paintbrush? Susan Allan Karen Amacher Margaret Arnold Reginald Arnold Lisa Assink Christopher Avery FRESHMEN - Trav- eling in flocks. Learning what high school requires. Seeking responsi- bility and self- confidence. Fresh- men only need one training wheel. Richard Barnett Karl Barth Doug Bartlett Benton Beach David Bean Jacquelyn Beinhardt Douglas Boe Margaret Bothwell Cafe food builds strong bodies, says Sally Rose. Freshman boosters prepare a super sign for the upcoming game. 136 Ronald Brown Lisa Burkholder James Butchert George Byrd Selina Camper Mark Caprio Donna Carchia Brian Carrington Picture Not Available Studious students in the Media Center. Dennis Crowley hears tomorrow ' s assignment for English. Dallas Carson Steven Carter John Chaconas Sandra Chase Susan Chase Kittiphan Chunhawong 137 James Clarke Stephen Clinton Kenneth Compher Marco Cortinas Dennis Crowley James Crowley Michael Dawson Fredrick Decamp Diane Decreny Linda Delong Sandra Desalvo Elizabeth Dolan Jeremiah Donnelly Amanda Ellis Verlynn Ellis Ready for the snow. Taa Daa ! 138 John Essig Douglas Felker Joan Fitzgerald William Flaifel Scott Ford Stuart Frye Sandra Gass Kelly Gookin Jean Grant Richard Gray Laurel Green Cary Greenleaf Kenneth Griffin Scott Gunning Elizabeth Hambrecht ' 1 Freshman girls at rest during high school break. 1 Andy Hunt smiles pretty for the camera. 139 Nancy Hannum William Hayes Joseph Heasley Jodie Hecker Teri Henkes Dennis Higdon Kenneth Hlaing Mary Hobbs Veronica Hook Andrew Hunt Ronald Hunt Jacquelyn Jackson Lucy Javins Michele Jenkins Brent Johnson This is the last time I forget my glasses. 140 Daria Jones Dorothy Karnis Azra Khan Cathe Kim Hunter Kimble Frank Knox George Kokkoros Melaine Krekel Ann Lanouette Dean Lansing Maureen Larkin Jennifer Lissfelt Albert Longerbeam Karen Maiatico Mary Meagher 141 lames Moore Terry Moore Alice Morse Christopher Mosio Jennifer Nelson Cyril Nichols Michael Niel Lee Norton Jeanne O ' Keefe Susan Philippsen Mr. Hill teaches enthusiastic freshman! 142 Claudine Pierce Robert Powell Catherine Price Johnny Reinaga Jeanne Renfrow Kathryn Richburg David Rodgers Sally Rose Lori Scheiter Leslie Schneider James Scott Mary Sherman Gregg Smith Linda Snow Avinder Sohi Ms. Ward is really tuned in on the freshman. Could be. Maybe. I think it is! My finger! 143 Mr. Trimble shows he always has his ears open. William Toone Kenneth Trainor Robert Tuthill John Veatch Deborah Walker James Walker The Three Stooges. Hmm, verrry interesting. Lori Warner Maureen Weir Pamela Werner Dorothy Wiley Wendell Wright Young Yi David Perry B. Redmond 144 MIDDLE SCHOOL 145 Joseph Aceves Jeff Allan Denise Anderson Doug Anthony William Atchison Karen Barth MIDDLE SCHOOL - The low tots on the G.M. totem pole. Impish and supercharged. Middle School- ers get a lot of grief from high school students, but it is the 7th and 8th graders that provide G.M. with much of its school spirit and youthful vigor. Dawn Bickrest Andy Blystone Mila Bonnet Saralyn Bowling Laura Bowman Mario Batrez Molly Bell Laurie Berger Lee Boyd Guy Brady Bob Brents Eddie Brown Paul Brown Stephanie Brown Tony Bryant 146 Sarah Cesnik Benjamin Chang Kathy Cheek Kerry Carrico Daryl Carrington Ken Carter Chris Earman Pam Edwards Nitty tiseie Rebecca Erazo Cathy Fetner Jean Diloreto Rachel Donnelly Barbara Doty Robert Dowell Shannon Fleming 147 Curtis Ford Pam Foster Chris Fridrich Tamara Galenski Sue Grabryan Kim Graham Helen Hobbs Beth Hockenberry Geoff Hoegberg Barton Green Robin Greenleaf Cathy Hawk Brian Hecker Todd Hess Yvonne Hilliard Daniel Huber Diana Jarrell Denise Johnson 148 Hassan Kiser Robin Landis Beth Lanier David Magagna George Martin James Martin Eric Larsen Velma Levenberry Perry Lewis Robin Limberger Brian Linn Marybeth Lynch 149 Maureen Murphy Socheata Om Mark Owen Grace Park Tom Patrick Bruce Payne 150 H Q im Schul anielle Simpson Jane Schwind Steve Singleton Clifford Shannon Michael Siu 151 Barbara Sprinkle Sean Sullivan Steve Strain Rhonda Tanner Janice Strub Brenda Thrailkill Lisa Stuebing Alicia Valentin MIDWAY NEWS staff members plan together for the next edition. There are, 1. to r.: D. Anderson, G. Park, D. Rhoad, C. Hawk, 152 Mrs. Gillen (sponsor), B. Lanier, V. Condit, B. Green. Renee Sloper Doug Smith Larry Smith Scott Smolinski Miilfa Picture Not Available Shari Weintz Kathy White Robert Wiley Kevin Willis Dana Willson Edward Wollenberg Mee Yee Jung Yun MIDDLE SCHOOL COUNCIL ASSOCIATION: L to R, 1st Row: T. Lanier, D. Willson, L. Ritenour. 2nd Row: J. Curnow, M. Kinney, K. Hoverson, L. Smith, C. Hawk. 3rd Row: J. Schwind, M. Davies, M. Davies, B. Srinkle, J. Amacher, B. McCarthy, S. Bowling, J. Dolan, C. Ford, Mrs. Corn (sponsor). Victoria Abbot Michael Albaugh James Amacher Bngette Bailey Billy Ballard Sid Balter Carol Beinhardt Dale Brown Carla Burner Kathy Clifford Kathy Condit Karen Craun Lisa Butchert Scott Byars Frances Byrd Sean Carrol Sean Casey Faye Carter Michael Chaconas Maureen Chapman Leonard Chase 154 Joann Denekas Joe Dolan Lynn Duffy James Ebert Jonathan Ellis Marco Erazo Lynn Flowers Kimberly Ford Alice Franklin Kevin Galenski Joe Gathercoal Eileen Gordon Paul Heasley Rose Hlaing Christopher Hook George Grabryan John Gray Mark Hall Susanne Hall John Hallberg Carol Hawk 155 Kecia Hoverson Pat Keating Chris Howard Monique Kinney Susan Howard Steve Kinser Annette Hunter Markus Kokkoros Debera Johnson Doug Kondo Richard Jones Kathryn Landis Todd Lanier Tammy Lewis Lori Limberger Anna Mangum Jolita Marshall Juan Marshall Susan Longerbeam Virginia Luna Pamela Malisko Karen Martin Keith Martin Dave Marzolf 156 Vivian Matthews Catherine McCarthy Darshan Mehta Roy Munson Larry Naumann Kathy Niel Greg Miller Kevin O ' Dowd Shaheen Mohsin Chris O ' Keefe Richard Munoz Page Olson Michelle Pierce Suzanne Price Jerome Prochaska Donna Reed Peggy Reinaga Nora Santamour Jovita Sawal Gurinder Sekhon Brian Shaw Valerie Singleton Kerry Smith Leah Smith 157 Mary Smith Tim Smolinski Eric Snider Helen Swire Renee Taylor Marjorie Thomas Jastinder Sohi Daniel Sprinkle Deborah Thrailkill Ellen Tucker Rebecca Stanton Kirk Vetter Edward Walston Carolyn Wingrove Pete White Darrell Wolford Rick Williams Kwong Wong Marilyn Williamson Marguerite Willner John Willson Don Workman Ling Yee Frank Yeung Camera Shy Lance Abla Rebecca Barrera Elizabeth Hunter Virginia Matthews Colleen Melson David Perry Jung Yun Jeffrey Harris Thomas Karnis 158 159 INDEX Abbott, Matthew Graham: 40, 112 Abbott, Victoria Shaw: 154 Abdo, Richard Joseph: 124 Abla, Lance Wayne: 158 Aceves, Joseph John: 146 Adams, Robert Harding Jr.: 112 Albaugh, Michael Channin: 154 Albrecht, Brian Robert: 124 Alexander, Steven John: 35, 36, 38, 40, 87, 103 Allan, Jeffrey Todd: 146 Allan, Susan Elizabeth: 21, 41, 44, 136 Amacher, James Joseph: 154 Amacher, Karen Jane: 21, 35, 41, 44, 136, 153 Amacher, Richard W.: 16, 34, 40, 44, 57 Anderson, Valerie Denise: 38, 39, 146, 151 Andrews, Michael K. Jr.: 154 Anthony, Douglas Allen: 146 Anthony, Theresa Marie: 124 Aoki, Jacirene: 44, 57, 87 Arias , Isidro A . : 40 Arnold, Margaret Murray: 136 Arnold, Reginald John II: 136 Arnold, Robert L. Ill: 154 Asif, Farhana: 154 Assink, Lisa C. : 136 Atchison, William P.: 146 Avery, Christopher P . : 10, 136 Avery, David James: 34, 39, 43, 57 Bailey, Brigette: 154 Bailey, Claire Susanne: 32, 41, 44, 112 Bailey, Wilford C.: 112 Ballard, Herbert: 87 Ballard, Terrence Michal: 124 Ballard, Timothy John: 16, 44, 87 Ballard, William Patrick: 154 Balter, Sidney P.: 154 Barnett, Richard W. P.: 136 Ban, Barbara Ellen: 40, 124 Barr, Dorothy Carla: 40, 112 Barrera , Rebecca T . : 158 Barth, Karen Patricia: 41, 146 Barth, Karl Phillip: 136 Bartlett, Doug: 136 Bartlett, Jeffrey Dean: 10, 16, 112 Batchelor, Gregory S.: 87 Batrez-Mejia, Mario G.: 146 Beach, George Benton III: 10, 136 Beach, Susan Catherine: 40, 44, 112 Beaman, Bonnie Amelia: 112 Bean, David Jeffrey: 136 Beauchesne, Karen: 124 Begle, Christine May: 35, 40, 44, 87, 98, 103 Beinhardt, Carol Kay: 154 Beinhardt, Jacquelyn R.: 136 Beinhardt, Mary Frances: 22, 124 Bell, Mary Walden: 38, 146 Bell, Michael McKill: 41, 87, 103 Bennett, Sandra Lou: 87 Berg , Fred D. : 112 Berger, Bonnie Janet: 20, 124 Berger, Laurie Lee: 146 Bickrest, Dawn Marie: 146 Bland, Arthur: 124 Block, Thomas Charles: 10, 25, 38, 124 Blystone, Andrew Carl: 146 Boaz, William Thomas: 16, 87 Bobb, Christine Ann: 36, 124 Boe, Douglas John: 136 Bolster, Jeffrey Donald: 40, 124 Bonnet, Brian Conrad: 40, 57, 125 Bonnet, Mila Gwynne: 41, 146 Bost, Kelvin Dana: 112 Bothwell, Margaret Abbott: 136 Bothwell, Paul Facey: 16, 125 Bowling, Charles H. Jr.: 38, 43, 44, 125 Bowling, Saralyn Delores: 39, 146, 153 Bowman, Laura Lynn: 146 Boyd, Karen Lee: 146 Boyd, Kimberly Ann: 21, 125 Brady, Guy Tristan: 146 Brents, Meredith Sherwood: 22, 44, 125 Brents, Robert Graham: 146 Bresnahan, Beatrice Emily: 34, 57, 88, 103 Brockway, Toni Ann: 87, 99 Brown, Caroline: 34, 36, 39, 44, 57 Brown, Dale Michael: 154 Brown, Edward Keith: 146 Brown, Glenn Scott: 125 Brown, Kathleen Marie: 125 Brown, Paul: 146 Brown, Ronald Lawson: 137 Brown, Scott: 112 Brown, Stephanie: 146 Bryant, Anthony Wayne: 146 Bryant, Sheree Jean: 20, 41, 125 Bryant, Tammy Lynn: 112 Bullock, Robert Sidney: 113 Bunch, Deborah Cynth: 35, 40, 41, 88, 99, 103 Burdick, Darold Matthew: 113 Burdick, Dennis Paul: 125 Burkholder, Lisa Ann: 137 Burner, Carla Kay: 154 Burner, Curtis Ray: 16, 88 Burns, Jonathan Bria: 25, 34, 35, 38, 57, 102 Butchert, James Daniel: 57, 137 Butchert, Justin E.: 9, 25, 36, 88 Butchert, Lisa Marie: 154 Byars, Scott Allen: 154 Byrd, George Jr.: 137 Byrd , Sarah Frances: 154 Camden, Kevin Louis: 88 Camper, Selina: 137 Caprio, Deborah E.: 39, 41, 45, 103 Caprio, Mark: 137 Carchia, Donna M.: 137 Carrico, Kerry James: 147 Carrico, Verda E.: 40, 88 Carrington, Kevin J.: 13, 38, 40, 42, 125 Carrington, Bianca Daric: 39, 88 Carrington, Brian Levi: 40, 137 Carrington, Daryl Leroy: 147 Carroll, Sean Calhoun: 39, 154 Carson, Dallas Eugene: 137 Carter, Kenneth W. Jr.: 147 Carter, Ronald: 16, 40, 41, 44, 57, 125 Carter, Sharon Faye: 154 Carter, Steven Dale: 10, 137 Carter, Steven Edwin: 125 Carter, W. Russell: 16, 25, 36, 113 Casey, Sean: 154 Cash, George Robert: 38, 39, 113 Cash, John Darryl: 125 Cason, David: 125 Cesnik, Margaret Mary: 34, 35, 42, 44, 45, 57, 113 Cesnik, Sarah Elizabeth: 42, 147 Chaconas, John Peter: 137 Chaconas, Michael: 154 Chang, D. Yong ’Benjamin ' : 147 Chang, Eun Sook ' Elen ' : 113 Chang, Keun Yong ' Joseph ' : 125 Chapman, Maureen Lee: 154 Chase, Leonard James: 40, 154 Chase, Sandra: 21, 137 Chase, Sharon Virginia: 88 Chase, Susan Elizabeth: 137 Cheek, Katherine Adele: 147 Cheng, Cheng ' Alexander ' : 39, 88 Cheng, Hung: 113 Chevalier, Jean -Pierre: 35, 38 Chew, Thomas Shipley: 113 Christian, Janice Faye: 113 Chunhawong, Kittiphan: 137 Churchill, Steven: 36, 40, 44, 57, 89, 98 Ciaccio, Jennifer: 35, 42, 57, 89 Clarke, James Walker III: 138 Clifford , Katherine H . : 154 Clinton, Joan Louise: 20, 35, 44, 57, 37, 98 Clinton, Stephen J.: 10, 38, 138 Comley, June Isabella: 40, 113 Compher, Kenneth Alan: 38, 41, 138 Condit, Kathryn Mary: 154 Condit, Virginia Anne: 147, 152 Connolly, Kenneth: 10, 16, 126 Correll, Kenneth Paul: 113 Cortinas, Marco Antonio: 138 Costner, Wallace Earl: 10, 126 Crawford, Karen: 89 Crawford, Kimberly Sue: 147 Crawford, Wendell Wayne: 126 Crowley, Dennis M.: 39, 42, 137, 138 Crowley, James Scott: 138 Crowley, Kevin Glenn: 25, 40, 41, 44 Crowley, Kevin W.: 34, 155 Cuff, Kathleen Ann: 155 Cumbey, Alison Lee: 89 Cummings, Frances Jean: 40, 89 Cummings, Nancy Estelle: 22, 126 Curnow, John Robert: 153, 155 Dang, Thanh Nguyet Thi: 35, 38, 39, 44, 113 Daughtry, James Hallie: 10, 16, 126 Davies, Tara Michelle: 41, 147, 153 Davies, Terence Michael: 42, 44, 147, 153 Davies, Teresa A.: 35, 126 Davis, Gary Marvin: 10, 16, 34, 40, 44, 57 Davis, LandonC.: 126 Dawson, Michael: 138 Decamp, Fredrick T.: 138 Decamp, James B. Jr.: 16, 126 Decreny, Diane Elizabeth: .138 Delong, Alison: 34, 35, 36, 39, 41, 42, 44, 114 160 INDEX Delong, Linda June: 34, 38, 138 Denekas, Elena: 126 Denekas, Joann M.: 155 Denekas, Robert N.: 114 Denekas, William: 147 Desalvo, Sandra: 138 Diamond, Charles L.: 89, 103 Diaz, Eglee: 40, 89, 103 Diaz, Esther R. : 89 Diloreto, Donald James: 16, 41, 126 Diloreto, Jean Marie: 147 Dolan, Elizabeth Rose: 32, 41, 44, 138 Dolan, Eugene Thomas, Jr.: 144 Dolan, John Joseph: 38, 153, 155 Donnelly, Jeremiah T.: 138 Donnelly, Rachel A.: 147 Doty, Barbara Ann: 147 Dowell, Robert D. Jr.: 147 Downer, Judith E.: 34, 38, 39, 42, 43, 45, 89, 102, 103 Dreslin, Andrea: 126 Duffy, Lynn: 155 Dumm, Timothy J.: 114 Earman, Christopher J . : 147 Earman, Denise Lorene: 32, 42, 44, 126 Earman, Nicholas: 9, 25, 36, 41, 42, 57, 90, 99 Ebert, James M.: 155 Edwards, Pamela Jane: 147 Edwards, Teresa Anne: 127 Eisele, Catherine Conway: 39, 147 Ellis, Amanda J.: 38, 138 Ellis, Jonathan C. H.: 155 Ellis, Thomas: 16, 90 Ellis, Verlynn M.: 138 Engel, Lucia Marie: 36, 43, 44, 45, 114 Erazo, Marco A.: 155 Erazo, Rebecca Lynn: 41, 147 Essig, John Paul: 139 Evans, Brian George: 36, 114 Fain, Dennis A.: 36, 38, 39, 45, 90, 103 Faith, Patricia E.: 35, 41, 44 Felker, Bradford Laird: 25, 34, 35, 36, 40, 42, 44, 57 Felker, Douglas C.: 139 Ferrari, Linda Katherine: 20, 127 Fetner, Catherine Dianne: 147 Filan, Madeleine: 90 Fitzgerald, Joan Marie: 139 Flaifel, William Joseph: 22, 38, 41, 139 Fleming, Shannon Lee: 147 Fletcher, Michael Edward: 114 Flowers, Lynn Louise: 155 Ford, Curtis Lee: 148, 153 Ford, Kimberly Ann: 155 Ford, Mark Allan: 9, 40, 90 Ford, Scott Douglas: 139 Fortune, Jeanie Carol: 90, 103 Foster, Pamela Marie: 21, 148 Foster, Robert Brook: 10, 16, 57, 114 Franchi, Veronique Marie: 90 Franklin, Alice Ann: 155 Franklin, Kelly Ann: 127 Fredericks, Nancy E.: 40, 90 Fridrich, Christian K.: 148 Frye, Stuart Ashley: 139, 140 Frye, William Joseph III: 115 Furst, Jack: 34, 36, 57 Galenski, Tamara Lyn: 148 Galenski, William Kevin: 155 Gass, Sandra Lee: 139 Gathercoal , Joseph Roger: 155 Gendreau, John Clark: 34, 42, 57, 90, 103 Geoffroy, Leon: 41, 127 Gerard, Elaine Franc: 90, 100, 103 Gibbons, Paul Joseph: 38, 115 Gibson, Cynthia: 40, 127 Gilley, Lorraine M.: 127 Gomes, Brian Venard: 35, 40, 90, 103 Good, Lititia Ann: 127 Gookin, Kelly Ann: 139 Gordon, Eileen Marie: 155 Grabryan, George Michael: 155 Grabryan, Susan Lynne: 148 Grah am, Kimberly Anne: 148 Grant, James Vance: 35, 38, 39, 42, 43, 115 Grant, Jean Elizabeth: 139 Gray, Joanne: 32, 44, 127 Gray, John Lewis: 155 Gray, Richard O. Jr.: 9, 136 Green, Barton Nye: 36, 39, 148, 152 Green, Laurel Victoria: 39, 42, 139 Greenleaf, Cary: 21, 35, 41, 139 Greenleaf, Robin E.: 21, 41, 48 Greenleaf, Warren T.: 40, 115 Griffin, Kenneth Barry: 139 Grim, Frederick, Kevin: 16, 44, 115 Gunning, Scott Edward: 139 Hall, Mark R.: 155 Hall, R. Alan: 35, 36, 57, 91 Hall, Richard Dennis: 40, 42, 44, 91, 98, 103 Hall, Susanne Louise: 155 Hallberg, John Perry: 155 Hambrecht, Elizabeth: 32, 41, 44, 134 Hanlon, (Mark) Louis: 91 Hannum, Nancy Jean: 21, 140 Harbour, Robert: 91 Harding, Caroline: 36, 39, 42, 45, 57, 115 Harris, James Henry: 115 Haske, Jeanne Frances: 34, 91 Hauser, Carl John Jr.: 115 Hawk, Carol Margaret: 155 Hawk, Catherine Rose: 148, 152, 153 Hayes, Susan Violet: 36, 41, 47, 57, 115 Hayes, William Oliver: 140 Heasley, Joseph: 140 Heasley, Paul: 155 Hecker, Brian Mitchell: 148 Hecker, Jodie: 41, 140 Heffernan, Douglas: 91, 103 Henkes, Lori Ann: 36, 40, 42, 127 Henkes, Teri Lynn: 140 Hensley, Trisha Leigh: 36, 41, 42, 127 Herlinger, Daniel Richard: 91 Herman, Dorothy: 40, 41, 44, 115 Herrick, Elizabeth K.: 91 Herron, James: 34, 35, 39, 57 Hess, Todd Hurley: 148 Hewes, Elizabeth Ann: 127 Hicks, Mary Jo: 127 Higdon, Dennis William: 10, 140 Hill, Stephen Reid Jr.: 43, 127 Hilliard, Yvonne Louise: 148 Hlaing, Kenneth T.: 140 Hlaing, Rose Mary: 155 Hobbs, Helen Sears: 39, 148 Hobbs, Mary Florence: 39, 140 Hockenberry, Beth Marie: 148 Hockenberry, Tim L.: 16, 40, 44, 116 Hoegberg, Geoffrey N.: 148 Hoegberg, Marc Piers: 34, 42, 57, 91 Holcomb, Cindy Lou: 20, 91, 100 Honesty, Kenneth John: 25, 57, 116 Honesty, Michael Duane: 16, 127 Hook, Christopher: 156 Hook, Veronica Lynn: 140 Horner, Jody Lyn: 36, 42, 91 Horst, Jacob Jop: 38, 127 Houck, Dorothy Fales: 34, 39, 45, 115 Hoverson, Kecia E.: 153, 155 Howard, Christine Marie: 156 Howard, Susan Lee: 156 Huber, Daniel Jay: 148 Huber, Karen Joy: 20, 44, 128 Hudnall, Kathy Lutitia: 35, 116 Hughes, John Kelly: 36, 42, 57, 91, 100 Hughes, Susan Elizabeth: 38, 128 Hunt, Andrew William: 139, 140 Hunt, Anne Elizabeth: 20, 91 Hunt, Ronald Paul: 140 Hunter, Elizabeth A.: 156 Hunter, Julie: 22, 35, 42, 44, 91, 102, 103 Hyett, Jill Marie: 45 Jackman, Edward Shel: 12, 34, 35, 36, 39, 42, 92, 103 Jackson, Douglas: 41, 116 Jackson, Jacquelyn Kay: 140 Jarrell, Diana Lynn: 148 Javins, Lucy Lee: 140 Jenkins, Michele Deonne: 140 Joaquin, Juan Bautista: 128 Johnson, Andrew Marshall: 128 Johnson, Brent Eugene: 140 Johnson, Debera Stephenie: 156 Johnson , Denise K . : 148 Johnson, Jeffrey Thomas: 149 Johnson, Teresa A.: 149 Jones, Christopher H . : 41, 28 Jones, Daria Lynn: 141 Jones, Michael J.: 149 Jones, Mitchell Jame: 57 Jones, Pamela Lincoln: 40, 128 Jones, Richard T.: 156 Kaplow, Lawrence M.: 149 Karnis, Dorothy Esther: 22, 38, 41, 141 Karnis, Elizabeth Ja: 41, 92, 103 Karnis, John David: 13, 35, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 57, 116 Kaye, Kristin Lynn: 92 Keating, Judith Ann: 12, 116 Keating, Patrick Kenney: 156 Kelley, Jeffrey Lee: 41, 128 Kelly, Mills Theodor: 35, 38, 39, 42, 93, 98, 104 Kemp, A. Lisa: 116 Kemp, Philip: 57, 92 Kennedy, Susan Jane: 149 Keyes, Yvonne Decarlo: 104 161 INDEX Keyser, Gregory Richard: 128 Khan, Azra Begun: 141 Kim, Cathe Kyung Deuck: 141 Kimble, Hunter: 141 Kimble, Phillip: 16, 42, 128 King, Charles Lewis: 12, 128 King, John Edward: 149 Kinney, Monique Brooke: 153, 155 Kinser, Donald Eugen: 16, 92, 104 Kinser, Norma Jean: 39, 42, 44, 52, 116 Kinser, Stephen Earl: 155 Kirby, Thomas Harrison: 128 Kirschner, Ruth Klara M.: 38, 57, 92, 104 Kiser, Amanda S.: 16, 34, 38, 41, 57, 128 Kiser, HassanM.: 149 Knepshield, Cynthia L.: 40, 128 Knopp, Timothy Patrick: 128 Knox, Frank H.: 41, 141 Kokkoros, George F.: 141 Kokkoros, Markus: 156 Kondo, Douglas G.: 156 Koontz, Mary Theresa: 40, 129 Kowalski, Elizabeth F.: 40, 92 Krekel, Maryelyn: 38, 41, 116 Krekel, Melanie: 38, 141 Krohn, Ronald Mark: 129 Kwon, Haeyoung: 116 Landis, Kathryn: 156 Landis, Robin: 149 Lanier, Elizabeth Ann: 149 Lanier, William Todd: 153, 156 Lanouette, Ann Edwards: 57, 141 Lanouette, Elizabeth I.: 34, 35, 38, 44, 57, 116 Lansing, Cathy Mae: 92 Lansing, Dean Edward: 141 Larkin, Maureen F.: 141 Larkin, Robert: 40, 45, 92 Larsen, Eric Paul: 149 Larson, Andrew Brook: 34, 57 Larson, Sarah Jane: 129 Lassiter, John Richa: 40, 41, 57, 92 Lazar, Scott Alan: 92 Lee, Michael Warren: 129 Legarreta, David Simone: 35, 40, 117 Lelong, Daniel Dubose: 36, 57, 92, 142 Lelong, Harriet Reid: 34, 38, 129 Levenberry, Velma R.: 149 Lewis, Perry Scott: 149 Lewis, Tamara Margaret: 156 Limberger, Lori Ann: 41, 156 Limberger, Robin Lynn: 149 Limberger, Sheri Renee: 22, 41, 42, 129 Linn, Brian J.: 149 Lissfelt, Jennifer Ann: 141 Lissfelt, Sarah: 38, 129 Lloyd, James Nathan: 117 Lloyd, Robert Willia: 9, 16, 44, 93 Long, Helen Ann: 34, 35, 38, 57, 129 Longerbeam, Albert L.: 141 Longerbeam, Susan Ellen: 156 Luckenbaugh, Lynda Marie: 93, 104 Luna, Virginia V.: 156 Lundy, Philip Ayres: 13, 34, 39, 40, 93, 104 Lyberger, Timothy Blaine: 13, 16, 129 Lynch, Marybeth: 149 Magagna, James David: 149 Magagna, Megan Elizabeth: 12„ Maiatico, Karen Ann: 141 Malisko, Pamela Ann: 156 Mangum, Anna Carina: 156 Marshall, Andre Pierre: 129 Marshall, Godwin Troy: 129 Marshall, Jolita Viola: 156 Marshall , Juan Antonio: 156 Martin, David Andrew: 9, 16, 35, 44, 93, 104 Martin, George Raymond: 149 Martin, James R.: 43, 149 Martin, Karen Lynn: 42, 44 Martin, Kathleen: 40, 93 Martin, Keith: 42 Marzolf, David: 156 Matthews, Vivian: 157 Mauck, Clifford Lee: 25, 129 Mauck, Randy Gene: 150 McCarthy, Brigid K.: 21, 150, 153 McCarthy, Catherine Eliz.: 157 McCarthy, Christopher: 150 McCarthy, Mary Frances: 22, 130 McCormack, Kevin P.: 44, 93 McGalem, Elizabeth G.: 117 McGalem, Richard: 93 McGlynn, Nancy Jane: 32, 35, 36, 41, 44, 57, 130 Meagher, Mary Eileen: 41, 141 Meagher, Maureen The: 57, 93, 104 Mehta, Darshan Pinakin: 157 Meiners, Michele Ann: 38, 130 Mele, John Harrison: 117 Mele, Michael Anthon: 16, 44, 57, 93 Mellema, Kevin Andrew: 35, 36, 117 Melson , Cheryl A . : 130 Midkiff, Michael Scott: 57, 117 Miers, Davis August: 25, 36, 40, 57, 117 Miller, Gregory Scott: 157 Miller, Jeffrey David: 10, 41, 130 Miller, Margaret Ann: 35, 39, 41, 43, 44, 45, 93, 104 Miller, MaryG.: 150 Miller, Rachel Marie: 32, 36, 38, 130 Miller, Steven Arthur: 10, 130 Millikin, John Stuart: 130 Minton, Irene Mary: 34, 57, 93, 104 Mohsin, Ejaz: 130 Mohsin, Irshad: 150 Mohsin, Shaheen: 157 Mohsin, Yasmeen: 130 Mollohan, Stanley Eugene: 117 Money, Timothy G.: 25, 40, 42, 44, 117 Moore, James Michael: 41, 142 Moore, Larry Donell: 117 Moore, Magdalene Eltinge: 117 Moore, Sarah Evans: 22, 38, 57, 130 Moore, Terry Susette: 142 Mordecai, George W. Ill: 13, 34, 36, 38, 130 Morgan, Linda Louise: 94 Morrison, Brett Eldred: 10, 40, 117 Morrison, Duane Newton: 150 Morse, Alice M. B.: 142 Mosio, Christopher Martin: 38, 41, 142 Mosio, Monica Catherine: 40, 94 Mueller, Colette Ann: 32, 41, 94, 98 Mueller, Wendy Jo: 32, 35, 41, 44, 118 Munoz, Richard David: 157 Munson, Wilbur Roy: 157 Murphy, Kenneth Joseph: 118 Murphy, Maureen Rita: 150 Naumann, Laurence Edwin: 157 Nelson, Jennifer Anne: 38, 39, 142 Nelson, Michael: 12, 34, 36, 41, 42, 57 Newton, Mark Timothy: 35, 36, 39, 42, 43, 45, 57, 94, 104 Nichols, Cyril: 142 Niel, David Wayne: 34, 118 Niel, James Leslie: 34, 36, 39, 94, 104 Niel, Kathryn Anne: 157 Niel, Michael Allen: 142 Norton, Lee Roy: 142 O ' Dowd, James Timothy: 38, 118 O ' Dowd, Kathy Alice: 131 O’Dowd, Kevin: 38, 157 O ' Dowd, Terry Patrick: 38, 40, 94 O’Keefe, Christopher F . : 39, 157 O’Keefe, Jeanne M.: 39, 142 O ' Keefe, Laura Ann: 34, 36, 38, 39, 94, 104 O ' Keefe, Terrence Robert: 13, 16, 131 Olson, Jeanne Page: 157 Olson, Walter Page: 131 Om, Saryn: 131 Om, Socheata: 150 Owen, April Lee: 40, 94 Owen, D. Mark: 16, 36, 38, 39, 44, 150 Owen, Daniel Vincent: 10, 57, 131 Pak, Paul Sung: 118 Palmes, Lowell Kenneth: 41, 118 Park, Grace: 150, 152 Parnell, Howard David: 38, 42, 57, 118 Patrick, David James: 13, 131 Patrick, Thomas Carl: 150 Pavelis, Betty Marie: 35, 40, 43, 44, 94, 104 Payne, Bruce Hammond: 150 Payne, Jeanne: 41, 104 Peoples, Chris Duncan: 16, 95 Perkins, Kimberly Ann: 131 Perry, David Lee: 144 Peyton, Eric Emmanuel: 118 Phelps, Timothy Hancock: 16, 131 Philippsen, Jay Allen: 118 Philippsen, Susan Ann: 142 Philippsen, Todd R.: 131 Phillips, Tracy Jo: 21, 115 Phillips, Virginia Lee: 36, 38, 118 Piccariello, Martin: 151 Piccariello, Vincent: 118 Pierce, Claudine Helene: 41, 143 Pierce, Mechelle Alaine: 157 Pope, John Macauley: 12, 35, 42, 95 Pottle, Kathleen Sue: 35, 38, 95, 102 Powell, Paul: 151 Powell , Robert Lester: 143 Precht, Susanna Regi: 95 ‘ Price, Benjamin: 9, 25, 34, 36, 40, 44, 57, 95, 104 162 INDEX Price , Catherine M . : 143 Price, Stuart Gregory: 131 Price, Suzanne Goddard: 157 Prochaska, Jerome: 157 Pugh, Joseph William III: 131 Redmond, Bonnie Lynn: 144 Reed, Donna Elizabeth: 157 Reinaga, Johnny: 143 Reinaga, Nancy N.: 22, 38, 39, 131 Reinaga, Yosela M.: 157 Rhoad, Donna Lynn: 151 Richbourg, Kathryn A.: 143, 153 Richbourg, Susan Anne: 42, 118 Richbourg, William A.: 40, 41, 131 Riggs, George C. Ill: 57, 95 Riggs, Rebecca L.: 39, 119 Ritenour, Leonard Lee: 36, 39, 41, 131 Ritenour, Lisa Monique: 21, 151, 153 Robison, Gloria Blanche: 40, 44 Rodgers, David Keith: 57, 143 Rodgers, Scott E.: 16, 44, 119 Rodgers, Tina Renee: 151 Rodock, Stephen Joseph: 13, 35, 39, 41, 95 Rose, Denzel Jonathan: 13, 119 Rose, Sally Phillippa: 136, 143 Rowe, Julia Anne: 35, 40, 42, 43, 44, 96, 104 Rowe, Laurie Haig: 22, 38 Santamour, Nora Margaret: 39, 157 Sawal, Jovita C.: 157 Sayre, Anne Francis: 119 Scanlan, MaliaJ.: 151 Scanlan, Michael Douglas: 38, 40, 41, 57, 132 Scheiter, Heide G.: 42, 119 Scheiter, Lori Kathrin: 21, 35, 40, 41, 143 Schneider, Leslie Anne: 143 Schneider, Michael Burke: 132 Schul, Alexander: 119 Schul, Timothy: 157 Schumann, Blain Mark: 9, 16, 96, 100 Schwind, Anne Dicke: 20, 35, 36, 44, 119 Schwind, Jane Frances: 21, 151, 153 Scott, James Keith: 143 Seeley, Jon Charles: 132 Segall, Alison Leigh: 36, 41, 42, 96 Segall, Martha Anne: 38, 39, 43, 45, 57, 96 Sekhon, Gurinder S.: 157 Shafer, Willis Lee: 25, 119 Shannon, Clifford Edward: 151 Shaw, Brian Ray: 157 Shaw, David Reed: 132 Shell, Paul Victor: 34, 42, 57 Sherman, Joan M.: 132 Sherman, Mary Bailey: 142 Sherman, Peter Richm: 34, 35, 41, 96 Shipman, George Anthony: 119 Sigmond, Mary Johanna: 34, 96, 104 Simms, Kevin Lynn: 119 Simpson, Danielle J.: 41, 151 Singleton, Stephen M.: 151 Singleton, Valerie Anne: 157 Skelly, Robert Charles: 25, 38, 39, 40, 132 Sloper, Renee Lynn: 152 Smartt, Lucy Moore: 35, 42, 44, 57, 119 Smith, Douglas Bertrand: 152 Smith, Gregg Edward: 143 Smith, Kerry Ann: 157 Smith, Lawrence Edward: 152, 153 Smith, Leah Suzanne: 157 Smith, Mary Lisa: 157 Smith, Patti Jean: 32, 35, 42, 44, 119 Smith, Timothy Stephen: 57, 96 Smolinski, Scott Thomas: 152 Smolinski, Timothy Steph: 158 Snider, Eric John: 158 Snow, Linda J. : 143 Snyder, John Keith III: 34, 132 Sohi, Avinder K.: 143 Sohi, Jastinder Singh: 158 Sprinkle, Barbara J.: 21, 152, 153 Sprinkle, Charles Daniel: 158 Sprinkle, Tina Marie: 32, 132 Stanley, Kim Irene: 41 Stanton, Rebecca Marie: 158 Starratt, Dylan Lamar: 36, 57, 120 Starratt, Shannon Marie: 132 Stein, Darcie Anne: 120 Stock, Marcia: 22, 41, 43, 57, 96 Strain, Stephen P.: 152 Strub, Janice A.: 152 Stuebing, Lisa Cecile: 39, 152 Sturgill, Arthur E. Jr.: 16, 132 Sui, Yun Man ’Michael’: 152 Sullivan, Cathy Jean: 20, 96 Sullivan, Michael John: 36, 57, 120 Sullivan, Sean Carey: 152 Swire, Helen Arleen: 158 Tanner, Rhonda Lea: 152 Taylor, Renee Christine: 158 Tenney, Paul Gerard: 36, 97 Tenney, Phyllis Ann: 120 Thomas, Derek: 13, 16, 133 Thomas, Marjorie Elizabet: 158 Thrailkill, Brenda L.: 39 Thrailkill, Deborah Sue: 158 Todd, Charles Payson: 12, 34, 35, 36, 39, 42, 97, 102 Toone, Laura J.: 32, 40, 41, 44, 120 Toone, Luann: 20, 132 Toone, William: 144 Tracz, Marie Therese: 20, 35, 133 Tracz, Patrick Gerar: 25, 34, 44, 97, 102 Trainor, James Thomas Jr. : 41, 133 Trainor, Kenneth Wayne: 144 Transue, Thomas James: 36, 38, 57, 120 Troy, Donna Marie: 36, 39, 43, 44, 45, 120 Tucker, Ellen Ross: 39, 158 Tucker, James L. Jr.: 16, 44, 120 Tuthill, Robert Floyd: 10, 144 Veatch, John Forrest: 144 Vetter, Kirk Stephen: 158 Vetter, Wayne Eugene: 35, 36, 39, 42, 43, 45, 97 Vincent, Therea Carr: 38, 41, 120 Volz, David Alan: 13, 41, 120 Wade, Christopher Otis: 153 Wade, Esther Lisa: 133 Waite, Leslie Anne: 32, 38, 42, 44, 133 Walden, Stuart McGregor: 12, 40, 133 Walker, Gregory Mark: 153 Walker, James Walter: 144 Walker, Janelle Dawn: 34, 133 Walker, Michelle Ann: 153 Wallace, Tina Renee: 97 Walston, Edward Peter: 158 Warner, Chris Marie: 40, 120 Warner, Lori Ann: 144 Wassmann, Charlene A.: 41, 57, 97, 105 Waters, Victor Alan: 121 Weber, Laura E.: 153 Weik, Joseph J.: 41, 121 Weintz, Lori Anne: 35, 40, 41, 121 Weintz, Shari Lynne: 41, 153 Weir, Gregory Allen: 16, 133 Weir, Maureen Kay: 20, 35, 144 Weir, Sue Ellen: 35, 44, 97, 105 Werner, Pamela Faye: 144 White , Eugene T . : 16 , 133 White, Frank Russell III: 121 White, Katherine L.: 153 White, Peter Beard: 158 White, Richard: 10, 133 Whitlock, Gary Lee: 41, 99 Wiley, Dorothy K.: 144 Wiley, Robert El wood: 153 Willcock, Susan E.: 41, 44, 133 Williams, Richard David: 158 Williamson, Marilyn M.: 158 Willis, Kevin L.: 153 Willis, Paula Denise: 35, 38, 40, 42, 44, 133 Willner, Albert S.: 12, 34, 42, 43, 57, 97, 98, 105 Willner, Marcel S.: 13, 38, 44, 57, 133 Willner, Marguerite: 158 Willner, Nicole A.: 13, 22, 35, 38, 121 Willson, Dana T.: 41, 153 Willson, John Joseph: 158 Wilson, Chyrl Renee: 40, 97, 105 Wilson, Selena Denise: 32, 41, 44, 153 Wilson, Todd Andrew: 41, 121 Wingrove, Carolyn Fitzge: 151 Wolford, Darrell Allen: 158 Wollenberg, Edward R.: 153 Wong, Kwong Pui: 158 Wood, Beverly Jean: 40, 44, 45, 121 Workman, Donald Jennings: 158 Workman, Robert R.: 13, 16, 41, 44, 121 Wright, Robert Stuart: 12, 133 Wright, Wendell: 144 Wright, Yvonne P.: 121 Yee, Ling Der: 158 Yee, Mee Wah: 153 Yeung, Frank: 158 Yeung , Kin Pui: 133 Yi, Young-Ik: 144 Yi, Young-Joo: 158 Yi, Young-Lim: 133 Yun , Jung Im: 153 Zanganeh, Leala: 158 Zielinski, Melanie: 158 Zimmerman, William Micha: 121 163 SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS: PETER SHERMAN CHRIS MOSIO JIM MOORE KEN COMPHER DON DILORETO 1214 West Broad St. Falls Church, VA Pizza, Subs, Salads and other fine munchies. 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