Richard Montgomery High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockville, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1972 volume:

ROCKET 1972 Published By The Yearbook Staff Vol. XLV Richard Montgomery High School Rockville. Maryland What’s New under the BIG TOP? EVERY ONE PARTICIPATES IN R.M.’S SIDE SHOWS. R.M. STUDENTS WILL CLIMB TO ANY HEIGHTS TO CLOWN AROUND. GO WILD AS MEN PERFORM. V TABLE OF CONTENTS 'iir'jL Sitting: M. Weston-Dawkes, J. Brown. J. Belliveau. Standing: Mr. Ashburner, Giant Food Representative,Mac McGarry. P. W hittaker, B. Steele, M. Barnett. D. Monroe. M. Weston-Dawkes, Mr. Ashburner. IT’S ACADEMIC In the spring of ’71, tryouts were held for the R. M. “It s Academic” team, a TV quiz show on WRC-TV. Metropolitan area high schools compete for scholarships from Giant Food Stores. John Brown, Jeannette Belliveau, Mark Weston-Dawkes and alternates Bill Steele, Mary Jane Barnett. Paul Whittaker, and David Munroe practiced every week during the fall with Mr. Ashburner, sponsor. Competing against Stoneridge and DuVal. R. M. ma de a fine showing. A $100 scholarship and pocket editions of novels by black authors were won for the school. 20 • Honors Bottom row: W. Medina, G. Heim. H. Oblonsky, E. Grossman, K. Aloi. Top row: S. Sakate, J. Lloyd, P. Bruneau, Mr. Butler, P. McLelland, R. Mersky. STUDENTS The ninth North American Invitational Model United Nations was attended lasl year by seven students from R. M. NAIMUN is to involve students in issues and decisions in the field of international relations through the tool of simulation. N AIM I N , sponsored by the International Relations Club of Georgetown University is designed to instill an awareness of the vital processes and issues involved in our generations attempt at international government and cooperation. INVOLVE THEMSELVES IN WORLD Mary Jane Barnett, winner of The Betty Crocker Award, AND DOMESTIC AFFAIRS. Mary Jane Barnett, senior, was named winner of the RUMS 1972 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Her knowledge of homemaking won her a charm for her bracelet as well as a chance to compete in the state and national scholarship competition. Honors 21 Jan Ouska. member of the Maryland State Band. James Warren was selected to be in the International Orchestra held in Switzerland. R.M.’S MUSICALLY INCLINED STUDENTS RECEIVE HONORS. Teresa Mosimann and Jean Morris are members of the Maryland State Chorus The Maryland State Chorus and Maryland State Band are the top goals for musically talented Maryland high school students. Last year, Janies Warren and Jan Ouska participated in the State Band. James Warren also went on to the International Orchestra. Theresa Mosiniahn and Jean Morris were chosen by county judges for the State Chorus. 22 • Honors Bottom row: J. Her ms on, I). Smith. K. Osgood, S, Allen, N. Willich. 2nd row: T. Mosimann. R. Olson, P. Fehr, C. Culleen, G. Moutney. Top row: R Galloway, M. Allen, I). Kizler, S. Evans, W. Wallenmyer. Interpretation of drama, prose, and poetry, extemporaneous speaking, children's literature, humorous interpretation and readers' theatre are the categories in which students may compete in Forensics. The 1971-72 forensics team earned 21 superior ratings. All of those who earned superior ratings were eligible to compete in the honors tournament last May. R. M. hosted the Montgomery County Forensic League meet early in February which brought Richard Montgomery's forensic team 12 superior ratings in the category of readers' theatre. Ron .Newcomb, a competitor in an invitational tournament, held at Wheaton High School last winter, placed fourth in the category of dramatic interpretation. Bill Steele, Jeannette Belliveati. Tom Field. Last n iors, Jeanette Belliveau, and Tom Field, received a semi-finalist ranking for their performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test chosen on the basis of the selection scores on the 1972 YM.S.Q.T. Honors • 23 year 3 RM se-Rill Steele. FORENSICS NMSQT SEMIFINALISTS John Abrahams Gina Aequavia Luanne Alexander Douglas Album Debra Anders Caroline Anderson Patrick Anderson Wanda Antrican Donna Appel John Avencena Colleen Bailey Kevin Baker William Baker Joey Ball Steven Banks John Barnes 28 • Sophomores Susan Barnes Michael Bart Michele Beaudoin William Beck Barbara Bedard Deborah Bedord Earl Bell Sharon Belliveau Joan Bender Stephen Bennet Susan Biggs Ronald Binnix Theresa Bjorson Sammie Blair Debra Blitz THE CLASS OF “74” . • • Daniel Boland Michael Boren Charles Bostic John Bowie Steven Boyce Katherine Breeden Richard Brenner Edward Brock Jerry Brown Kathryn Brown Roberta Brown Lynn Brudzinski Phyllis Burdette Tim Burke Carla Burns Sophomores • 29 Mark Burns Joan Burton Sheila Bush Wanda Butt Donald Cade Lewis Cahill Mary Campbell Scott Campbell Helen Canterbury David Cardone Mary Carlisle Ricky Carpenter Juan Carrion Dan Carroll Julie Carroll ADDS NEW SCENES Lois Carroll Rebecca Carroll Carolyn Carter Vivian Cashdollar Thomas Castle John Chaney Winnie Chang Charles Christianson Jill Chrisie Robert Ciuba Wesley Clem Terrance Clingan Wendy Clink Robert Cockley Michael Cody 30 • Sophomores Kathy Knoblock asks Gary Hardgrove how many cavities did HE have. TO A FAMILIAR SHOW. Anthony Cogswell Deborah Coleman Lawrence Collings Bruce Collins Constance Costin Michele Covert Christopher Creamer Kathryn Creamer Wayne Crews Pamela Cross Werra Crouse John Crown Karen Curtis Jane Daguanno Tarrant Dale Sophomore • 31 I Robin Dauenhauer Russel] Davenport Cynthia David Margaret Davidson Jeffry Davis Steven Davis Larry Day Charles Dean Deborah Dearstone James Debelius Vincent Degiorgio Wanda Demastus Robert Denell Gregory Dermer Theresa Deshelter Michael DiVincenzo Janet Dolan Debra Doll 32 • Sophomores Frank Bloom growls as an upper classman attempts to tame him. “Oh no, you’re not getting me to scrub the senior court with a toothbrush,” chuckles Jennie Everly. John Donoghue David Douglass Elizabeth Douglass Edgar Dove Gina Dunn Richard Dunn Kim Dupuis Pamela Easter Charles Edmunds Richard Elder Carol Ely Kenneth Emerson Robert Ernst Donald Etter Patricia Everhart SOPHOMORES LEAP INTO . . . Jennie Everly Timothy Fahey Jeffrey Fahrner Russell Farrar James Farrell Brenda Fetterly Daniel Field Gary Fisher Richard Fisher Barry Fleming Valerie Foltz Katherine Foote Shirley Foreman Angela Fortunato James Fourcade Sophomores • 33 Stefan Fox Argo Fragoyannis Mary Frank Nancy Frank Glenda Frederick Susan Freeland Helen French Bernard Frye Jacquelyn Fusco Linda Gale Kathleen Galvin Beth Gel in Edward George Vicki Gill Jillian Golden . . . THE ACTION AT R.M. Nancy Gore Laura Gorman Lawrence Govsky James Grady Kathleen Greaney Laurie Greenway Lynn Grey Thomas Gruber John Hager Lorrie 11 am rich William Hancock Gary Hardgrove Louisa Harding Richard Harlow Kathryn Harlow 34 • Sophomores Katherine Helzer Gary Henderson Stephen Hess Terry Hill William Hitule Dennis Hobbs Gloria Holland Patricia Hollenhach Mark Hoover Rose Hopkins Sophomores • 35 Mr. Hoi Shoppes Junior and co-clown Dave McDonald make their debut. Susan Hormuth Gene Howard Leslie Howard Mark Huber Larry Hulse Gail Hummer NEW Michael Hunsberger Susan Hunsicker Timothy Hunt Howard Husband Edward Hyman Gerald Jackman Roberta Jaffey David Jenkins Keven Jennings Darlene Johnson Gary Johnson Peter Johnson 36 • Sophomores Paula Juhl Daniel Kalins Patricia Kamchaitis Susan Kamiel Sharon Keller Mark Kelly William Kelly Lynn Kindness Michael King Charles Kingsbury Diana Kirkpatrick David Kizler Kris Klimash Kathy Knoblock Susan Koiner CREATIONS ARE DEVELOPED. Anton Koontz Joseph Kuchinski Anna Kump David Kurland Mary Labille David La Pointe Lucinda Lackey Sheila Lantz Judith Lapinsky Patricia Larry Vickie Lawson Elizabeth Leacock Gerry Leath Cheryl Lechner Mary Lewis Sophomores • 37 Mark Burns reluctantly begins as . . . Margo Robinson is deep in thought while . . . SOPHOMORE FACES REFLECT Wanda Linthicum Amy Little Deborah Lockwood Robert Lofti Diane Long Richard Longo Susan Loudenberg Carolyn Lusk Kathy Lyons Daniel Maganelli Kevin Maisel Molly Malloy Annette Mangan Bruce Mangum Claire Marshall 38 • Sophomores Karen Marshal) Charles Marlin Frankie Martin Michael Martinelli Amanda Mason Leslie McCormack David McDonald NEW ACTS. Mary Ellen McGrew Jorge Medina Mary Michaloski Jeffrey Miller Charles Milor Laura Miranda Sophomores • 39 Carlton Mitchell Teresa Mongelli Martha Moon James Moore Varying sophomore faces create SOPHOMORES AGREE THAT SCHOOL ON EARTH Ruth Moore Aletha Moren Ann Morgan Derek Morgan Lynn Moroney Jeffrey Morris Douglas Mote Wenona Moten Jeffry Moyer Valeria Muccioli Bryan Myers Ornella Napolitano Virginia Needham Susan Neel Clifford Nelson 40 • Sophomores Robert Nelson Patricia Nicholson their own side show. Anita Nolan Cynthia Nugent Gary O'Brien Janine Olson THE GREATEST IS R.M. David Orr Wendy Orris Kevin Oshinski Marsha Ouellette Ross Page John Pararas James Parisi James Parker Nancy Parsons Robert Patton George Paul Thomas Pearce Mary Peter Mark Peterson Renate Petrie Sophomores • 41 Tom Phillips Jonathan Pickus Mabel Pierce Tonda Pindell Robert Pisano Russ Pleasants David Pollen David Porter Janies Porter Nadine Prather Lee Price Fred Pridemore John Prinkey Marla Puziss Karla Rabin SOPHOMORES WAIT FOR THE DAY. . . Frederick Radford Charlene Rae Jeanne Ralph Brenda Ramey Thomas Rapalus Beth Ratliff Mary Rauscher Marianne Reiff Daniel Reznikov Paul Reznikov Joanne Rice Rosa Richardson Roy Richardson Cassandra Ricks Kenneth Rime] 42 • Sophomore?. After the third day in the hall, Karla Rabin contemplate the penalty for untidy notebooks Joseph Runnels Deborah Ruthvin Steven Rutter Ann Ryan Patrick Rynders Loretta Rivers Carolyn Roach Elaine Roberts Gregory Rizzo Janet Robbins Nancy Robertson Phillip Rollins Gail Rosewater Marwan Saab Ann Salerne Shirley Sanborn Yalessa Saunders Michael Schallon Sophomores • 43 John Schiavone James Schrider Charles Schroebel Bernadette Scott Daryle Seckar Aulda Serls Mark Shadoan Barbara Shaulis Michele Shean Linda Sheppard Rebecca Shortz Karen Shue Kathy Shuma Patricia Simmons Charles Smallwood Valerie Sickles Mark Simpson Charles Smith Peggy Jordan recreates the days of mudpie and rolling pins. 44 • Sophomores James Smith Mark Smith William Smouse Lee Snider Paul Snyder Danny Sparacino Keith Stafford Steve Staples Hans Staudinger Terri Steiner Nancy Stepek Fred Stewart Amanda Stifter Sheryl Strasser Heins Strunk . . . WHEN THEY TAKE OVER THE LEAD RING. Sharon Suddueth Sharon Taylor Kathy Thayer Patricia Thayer Stephanie Thir Steven Thomas Michael Thompson Nadine Thompson Elsie Thrift Chester Tippet Gloria Tonneman Michael Treanor Gary Trosclair Joe Tucker Teresa Tuel Sophomores • 45 Donald I'lrick Kevin Irciolo Michael Vandeven Catherine Vidscgaard Linda Via Willis Vick Mary Villforth Paul Vogel David Wadding Morris Wade John Wall Kathryn Walter Kenneth Vi’alters Kevin Waltz Donald Wamsley Perry Washington Maria Waters Maureen Wathen Kathie Weidemeyer Jerry Weimar Mark West James Wcthington Robert Whalen 46 • Sophomores Susan Wheal ley Rohin White Gerald Whittaker Steven Wichtendald Peter Wilisch Scott W'ilkie Michael Wilkinson Susan Williams Carla Williamson Patricia Williamson Denise Wilson Patricia Wilson Virginia Woods Anita Wrright Margaret Wright ON WITH THE SHOW. . . Jennifer Wilson keeps her men guessing. Elise Wvsong Lisa Yater Russell Yeager Donnie Young Frenchie Young Teresa Young Gary Zacharek Louise Zell Sophomores • 47 Vi hether they win or lose. Rockets are still No. 1 to Marianne Gaffey. Ronald Adams Jeff Allen Kimberly Aloi John Alexander Irene .Allnut Regina .Angelo Cathy Appel Robert Applegate Noreen Archer Susan Augusty M eh ran Azimi Benjamin Baker Walter Bandy Patricia Barberis Elizabeth Bard Carol Barge Mary Barney Linda Barrack 50 • Juniors Michael Babkin Deborah Bat . Su an Beall Patrick Bedard Ida Bell Keven Bell Maureen Belliveau David Bennett Lee Bentley Mark Berlin Susan Berman David Berry Theresa Berti Valeria Beverly Eugene Bittner JUNIORS START OFF THE YEAR WITH ENTHUSIASTIC SPIRIT. Janet Bjerke Martin Boland Julie Bouknight Robert Breeden Laron Broadwater David Brown Everett Brown June Brown David Brudzinski Karl Bryan Susan Bucher Timoth) Bftcky Andy Burgess Leonard Burrelli Judy Burton Juniors • 51 Rhonda Butt Linda Byers Bonnie Calloway Jonita Campini John Caravaggio Devena Carlisle Kay Carrillo Brenda Carter Gail Carter Teresa Caruso Stephen Chambers Susannah Chang Christine Cheslosky Robert Childers Beth Christy THE MIDDLE CLASS EXPLORES A WORLD OF KNOWLEDGE. Dane Clark Leslea Clark Rosemary Clark Robert Clay Mary Close William Cochran William Coleman Sally Collier Bonnie Collins Edward Collins Robert Conant Marcella Conn Timothy Connors Debra Conrad Christine Cornwell 52 • Juniors Gregory Crawford Joseph Crown Debra Crum Cheryl Curry Rupert Curry Bonnie Curtin Marie Daguanno Daniel D’More Gene Dauenhauer Lee Daugherty Juniors • 53 Steven Dileo Mike Dodd Norman Dodson Patricia Dixon Susan Dodge Helen Dolan Suzanne Donaldson David Dunham “Who cares about the ice cream, I like the stick,” says Leonard Burelli. Karen Dupuis Laura Edmonston Richard Edwards Robin Eller Karen Ellison Randy Ellsworth Deborah England Gloria Ercolani Larry Eslin George Evans 54 • Juniors Sharon Farrell Keith Farrer Charles Fazio Kathy Fee Robert Fields Donald Fitzpatrick Constance Fleenor Deborah Flynn Patricia Forgy Susan Fourcade Jennifer Frances David Franklin John Freeland Richard Freeman Derek Frost CAFETERIA CHANGES ARE WELCOMED BY THE CLASS OF ’73. Marianne Gaffey Michael Gaffey John Galvin Robert Garth Molly Gavin Regina Gearin Paul Gick Warren Gifford James Gledhill Thomas Godwin Shawn Gorden Jean Gordeuk Michael Grady Julianne Grant Mattie Grimes Juniors • 55 Elaine Grossman Robert Gruber Kevin Grzech Nancy Gw inn Patrick Gwinn Jennifer Hagan Brenda Hagemen David Hall Gary Hall Dilean Hanlin Debra Harbaugh Mark Harding William Harper Rosalin Harris Wanda Harrison A JUNIOR S LIFE IS NOT ALL WORK. Susan Haug Gwendolyn Hawkins Rodney Hawksford Paul Hayes Diana Haynes Thomas Healey Mattew Heavey Scott Henderson Steven Henry Roger Heppes Julie Hermsen Ricky Hilderbrand Charles Hobbes Drew Hoflfmaster Elizabeth Hoover 56 • Juniors Charles Hopkins Karen House Michele Huber Jeffrey Hughes Mary Hughes Joseph Hunsberger Lily Ing Olive Jackson Jean Jacob Barbara Jaffey Bonnie Collins checks to see if her hair has grown in the past five minutes. Eileen James William Jenkins Bruce Johnson Teresa Johnson Cherrie Kaelin Leonard Johnson Knowles Jones David Kaspersky Juniors • 57 Kent Krause Douglas Krentzlin Harry Kump Cynthia Kuper Mark La Mastra 58 • Juniors Mark Lamborn Wilbur Latham Carol Laurine David Lawson William Layne Norman Layton Scott Lea Gary Leaman Linda Leard Deborah Lechner John Legler Karen Leighton Mary Lentz Michael Leopard Susan Levine JUNIORS ACQUIRE NEW RESPONSIBILITIES. Carroll Lewis Isabel Lezcano Maria Lignos Joel Lipsitz Penny Loftis Elizabeth Long Robert Long Herschel Lovvorn Linda Lundberg Joseph Macewicz Gary Mangrum Richard Mangum Donna Marotti Mary Marshall Lula Mason Juniors • 59 Sebrina Mason Brinda Masters Thomas Matheny Deborah Mattes Robert May Donna Mayo Mark McCarthy Cathy McConnell Regina McDonnell Sherry McGrew NEW FACES BLEND EASILY INTO “THE MIDDLE CLASS”. Kathleen McGrew James McKeever David McPeck Joseph McNulty John Merendino Jerri Metzger Cathy Miller Thomas Miller Barbara Mitchell Mary Moore Timothy Moses Gayle Moulton Gail Mountney Gail Mountney James Muir Thomas Mulhern Kathleen Muller Stephen Munzer Steven Murfin Claude Musy Scott Myers 60 • Juniors Katherine Napple Joyce Needham Leslie Nicholson Michael Nicholson Morey Norkin Robin Olsen Jose Ordanez Kathleen O’Rourke Sheree Osborne William Oscanyan Juniors • 61 Gary Pemberton Gloria Pendleton Diane Penick Cynthia Perry Carole Peters Joanne Peters Pamela Pifer Kathy Poore Debra Prescott Derek Price Marty Boland wishes cheerleaders would come to track meets more often. Rebecca Price Robert Proffitt Gregg Pruitt Roger Rae Dan Ramsey Arturo Quecedo Susan Rainwater Lloyd Randall 62 • Juniors Herbert Ratliff Vicki Rattley Nancy Reddick Lewis Redman Charles Rcgner Jill Remissong Jennie Richardson Laurent Ricks Kathryn Riggs Mary Roberson William Robertson Steven Rodgers Jeffrey Rollins Ward Rothgeb Monica Rowland Carol Ruberg Elizabeth Ruddiman Rhonda Runnels Faith Russell Gary Russell JUNIORS CONTRIBUTE GREATLY TO R.M. SPORTS. Peggy Ruzanski Sara Samson Mark Sandsberry Beth Savage Janet Scalamandre Sue Schrock Richard Schwartz David Scott Richard Scott Donna Seaton Juniors • 63 Charlotte Sedden Anthony Seidenberg Dennis Serbin Jeannette Shadoan Steven Shawn Christine Sherrod Diane Shields Fred Shope Kenneth Simmons Claire Simonini Brenda Sisson Christine Smith Davna Smith Paul Smith Perry Smith William Snider Heidi Sousa Peter Southall Stanley Soya Joseph Steinberg JUNIORS DREAM OF EXPERIENCES TO COME. Randall Steiner Mary Stevens Honoria Stewart Michael Stewart Vera Stone Donald Strippey Jonathan Strong Toni Suess Nina Summerour Erin Swango 64 • Juniors Michael Thomas Debra Thomasson Paul Thurnau Peter Toland Robert Tolbert Andrea Tolgyesi Calvin Troup Thomas Tuell Carol Urciolo Donna Vanarsdell Juniors • 65 Benjamin Vaughan Daniel Vaughn Brian Villalva Susan Wacheman Ester Wade Elizabeth Wakefield Daryle WalcofF Wendy Wallemeyer Robert Waller Terry Weaver Garnet Weller Arthur West Robin Westlin Philip Wetzal David Whalen Ralph Whalen 66 • Juniors Robert Wharton Michael Wheelbarger William W'itchtcndahl Edward Wilisch Steven Wilkins Charles Will Edward Williams Mary J. Williams Mary E. Williams Everett Wilson Kenneth Wilson Kimothy Wilson Laura Wilson Charles W'irth Lisa Witte AS THE YEAR DRAWS TO AN END, THE CLASS OF ’73 BEGINS TO LOOK FORWARD TO. . . David Wittenburg Michael Wolff Patricia Wood Linda Woods Ross Woodward Philip Yenca Karen Zachary Diane Zell Jainia Zizis Eugene Ziminsky Juniors • 67 m Donna Copeslick John DePaola Joan Gabelman Michael Gilles Robert Grossman . . .THEIR SENIOR YEAR. william Baisey Barbara Bowman Scott Brasled James Brown Gloria Campbell UNDERCLASSES ' 8 • Classes JUNIORS. . . Agnes Anderson Rosemary Austin Barbara Bahr Nancy Reddick awakens to find herself in first period at 1:30. Wanda Harrison Crystal Klansek Joseph Macewicz Scott McCarthy Janet Muir Paul Newbourne Alison Peiser Ralph Price Michael Roche Nancy Scott Voon Soon Debra Sullivan James Thomas Edla N an Eyken Philip Wetzal . . . WHO WERE LATE FOR THE SHOW Charles Klinger Lee Ruehl Malvin Lincoln Kathy McGrory Yolanda Moore David Mootv John Moran Marabeth Munzer Jackie Phillips Janies Shanahan Bobbie Slack Richard Sponaugle Gerald Whitlakes Jennifer Wilson Wendalvn Zells Classes• 69 Kristie Weidemeyer and Linda Fusco compare their new “SENIOR schedules. Seniors • 72 MARSHALL TRIGG ALLEN SUSAN EILEEN ALLEN BRADLEY CLAY ALT MARIA ANTONIETTE ALVAREZ ROGER EUGENE ANDERS SUSAN ANDERSON WILLIAM MeOWEN ANDERSEN DEBRA DAVIS ANDREW MARY ELLEN ANGELO LINDA SUE ANTRICAN AND NOW FOR OUR MAIN ATTRACTION . . . JA MES LA RENCE APPEL THOMAS HO ARD ARENDT MICH AEL JOSEPH ARMSTRONG ROBERTA ANN ASBUR SI SAN ELAINE AUSTIN MILA AVRA MOVIC STEPHEN LAURENCE BA HR GLENN WILLIAM BAKER JAMES DAVID ATNIP RONALD JAMES BAKER Seniors• 73 WILLIAM CHARLES BALSTFR PAUL DAVID HAMSTER MONICA ALEXANDRA JOY ELAINE BARCHERS BAR BEK IS . SENIORS Holly Deskin proudly flashe- a smile and is glad io lei everyone know she is a senior. IN THE SPOTLIGHT FOR THE FIRST TIME. MAR JAM- HARNETT WILLIAM JOSEPH BARNHART SHEILA LOUISE BATTIN CHRISTINE BAUER ALLAN JAMES BECOSH VERNON ROBERT BEHAN YA JEANNETTE MARIE BELLIVEAU WILLIAM HARDY RENDER JR. Seniors• 74 9 C All. DEBORAH BEX FIELD DEBRA LVXN BLAND NAN ELIZABETH BENTLEA CARY U AVNE BLAl LAURA IRENE BERT I SANDRA KAA BOKELMAN JOHN MILTON BIN | LINDA SUE BONITA JOHN WALLACE BLACKWELL RICH ARD JAMES BONNER Senior clown, Richard Porreca tests the flower for a faulty squirter. Seniors• 75 Dl A N A CHRISTINE BREW ER DEBORAH JEAN RRINDLE MILDRED JOYCE BRIDGES ROSE ANNE KROADW TER DEBORAH LEIGH BOREN GREGORY LYNN BOSLEY ELANOR LOUISE BOW MAN LINDA SUE BOYCE SENIORS PRACTICE LONG AND HARD TO LEARN THE MERRILY ABIGAIL BROME BARBARA-JO ALLEN BROWN BETH HITAFFER BROWN JOHN MARTIN BROW N .MICHAEL W RREN BROW N RHONDA SUZANNE BROWN STEPHEN MARK BROWN TERESA MAY BROW N Seniors• 76 PETER JULLIEN BRl NEAU MARY LOUISE BUCK • k i. RICKY BURDETTE THELMA JEAN B1 RGBSS “TRICKS OF THE TRADE'’ SANDRA LOUISE BURNS CHARLES EVANS KUKH RICHELLE MARIE BURRELI.l JEAN ELIZABETH Bl RTON Mary Jane Barnell i� never bored in wood hop clas . Seniors• 77 GLENN CARROLL BUTTS JAMES ARTHUR CALDWELL FRANCISCO EUGENIO CARRION JAMES HAMILTON CARROLL JANINE MARIE CALLOU AY EOU ARI) LEE CARTER. JR JASON ALAN CAPLAN KAREN ANN CARTER CAROL ANN CARD LAURIE JEAN CARTER THE SALE OF “ROCKET”PENNANTS During a typical senior steering committee meeting, all eyes tune to Paul McLellan who seems to he everywhere. Seniors• 78 hard working Senior Clas President. Paul McLellan, proposes to paint the front stairs black and gold. HIGHLIGHT SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES. WANDA KAY CARTER TERRY t.EE CHEEKS LORRAINE EVELYN GATHERS MICHAEL RICHARD CHERIPKA NANCY LEE CERA I.AURA JEAN CHESLOSKY CONNIE JEAN CHANEY BRIAN JAMES CHRISTIANSON JOHN CARY CHANEY CAROL GRACE CHRISTOPHER Seniors• 79 Typing wasn't this hard la t year! sighs a troubled Cindy Stalfort. The hammer g � •• on the nuil-not your thumb!” Mr. Cabbert tell Mike Gavin. Seniors • 80 BARBARA ANN CI.ARK SUSAN COCSWELL MICH AEL LEE CLEVELAND DANIEL WAYNE CONRAD CAROL THERESA CLOUD JAMESRRYAN COOK ED ARDJOHN COCHRANE JOHN RIDCELY COOPER DAVID EUGENE COFFIN TIMOTHY WESLEY COSTIN SENIORITY HAS ITS HARDSHIPS. P TR ICIA ANN COULTER OUNA JOYCE DAVIDSON GEORCEANN CRAWFORD BRENDA SUE DAVIS MARYANN CREAMER BARBARA ELLEN DAY CAREN JOYCE CULLEEN ALFRED GREG DAY WILLIAM DAVID CURRY RRYAN DEMAR Seniors•81 In I Ik' middle � f I Mi v.sirs. Brian Christianson pauses to admire the photographer. HK.lt HI LEE DEVAULT JR DA ll It ARHISSON l ODCE KATHY ANNE DEVERS SARAII ANN DOLE JOHN JOSEPH DILLION CONSTANCE JOAN DONOCHUE SHARON DARLENE IHXON DONNA SUSAN DOUGLASS FREDERICK COUR TRITE DOBBS WILLIAM CLIFTON DRONENBURG Seniors• K2 ROBERT CRAIG DUKES TERESA ANN DULEY CAROL ANN EASTER CHRISTINE DIANE ELEFSON CYNTHIA ANN ELY SHARON MARIE EMBRF.Y RICHARD GARY ECALONO ROBERT BURTON ELDER PAMELA SUSAN EMERSON SUSAN CATHERINE ERNST SENIORS FACE CHALLENGING COURSES. Mar Belli Tomienian i -miling because lu lost 2 II -. eating cafeteria fn««l. Seniors • 83 CATHERINE FRIEDA ESCHE PU LA MARIE KEHK KATHERINE MARIE FAGAN KAREN LYNN FEICHT DENNIS PAUL FAHEY THOMAS OWEN FIELD DONNA MARIA FAHEY SHE REE LYNN FISCHETTI RENA FAZIO JOSEPH LLOYD FISHER SURPRISES MAKE EACH DAY AN Surprised to find a monkey in the locker are Jeannette Bloom. Sheila Baltin and Mary Mahon. Seniors•81 During lunch. Carol Christopher measures the distance from her fist to Paul Whittaker’s jaw. INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCE FOR SENIORS. DEBORAH MARIA FITZPATRICK ZANE CRAIG FLEENOR TARA MAUREEN FLEMING STEPHEN EDWARD PORDHAM MICHAEL SEALY FOUNTAIN JUANITA DIANE FRANKLIN MARIAN EILEEN FRF.CH BETSY ANNE FREDERICKS DEBRA LEE FREEDMAN DOUGLAS GAYLORD FREEMAN Seniors • 85 t THOMAS III CUES GREEN ELIZABETH V GREENE PAMELA JOYCE GREEN A A NORMAN JOEL GROSS FRENCH CLASSES. NANCA SI E HACKMAN JEAN JOPI.INC HAIRSTON GKEGORA Will.I AM II ALL NADINE HALL During French class, Caprice Shaw i' amused lo find oul tlial there are elephants alive ami living in Franc e. Senior' • K7 arsily Cheerleaders plus one discuss with Miss Sinilli,lhe possibility of investing in gold socks and black tennis shoes. Seniors • 88 Tania Fehr pe|� s up the rally, much to the delight of the stage crew. PAUL EDWARD HA MILL VMLLIAM ROLAND HAWKINS ROGER KENNETH HAMILTON DAVID HERMAN HA« KSFORD PETER WILSON HANCOCK III. MICHAEL HEAI.Y PATRICIA ANN HARRISON JOHN GERHARD HECHT PATRICIA KATHLEEN HASTI.E PAUL JUDE HENNIN' SPIRITED SENIORS SOCK IT TO R.M. Gill INN HEIM TI RT JEFFERY HILL BE ERLI LYNNE HERNDON DIME ELLEN HILI.E AR A MARII.EE KATHRYN IfERSBERCER GEORGE BENJAMIN HINDI.EY DERR LY NN IIICKM AN BRENDA ANN IIINDM N N VNCY JOANNE HILL R AEAN ELIZABETH IIOMMET Seniors • 89 CAROL ANNE HOPPENJANS DEBORAH LYNN HOYT JOSEPH FREDERICK H UI.GUS DEBORAH ANN IIOl STON DENISE LOUISE HI BBI.E JEFFREY PAUL HUI.SE MARY ISABELLE HOWARD JOHN FREDERICK HUDSON K AREN M ARIE HI NDEMBR SHEILA FAYE HOW ARD N ANC1 LYN HI cm S ROBERT STERREI I III NTER SUSAN KAY HOWARD PHILIP GREGORY HUGHES. IR. ELLEN RITA HURLEY K. M. own « cr« l ajo nl. Mary Belli Tonneman, incoi) piriinu l y patrol' I In Senior (lourl. t REBECCA MARIE HURT CHRISTOPHER WALKER JESTER ROBERT HARRY HURT OWEN WILSON JACKSON DENISE ANNE JEFFS ROBERT CHARLES JENKINS DEBORAH ANN JOHNSON GWENDOLYN ROWE JOHNSON ROBERT EDWARD JOHNSON PHILIP RAY KAELIN R.M. SENIORS ARE REALLY WITH IT. Karen Hundemer leans into her Senior year. Seniors • 91 Law class finds Jenny Peters the side show to Mike Keller's oration. SENIOR STUDENTS FIND LYNNE DEBRA KARSH PATRICIA LYNN KAS1ARAS DANIEL KATZ EUGENE SYLVESTER KING KAREN SUE KING M HK ROBERT KING JILL ANN KETCH AM DERA VALORI KILLIAN ROBERT HAROLD KING RICHARD NORMAN KINGSBURY Seniors • 92 t JOHN ALBERT KIZLF.R DEBORAH SUE KOCH MICHAEL WAYNE KOCH UNDA JEAN KRALI. JOHN MICHAEL Kt CHINSKI SIMON MICHAEL KLMKUMIAN DONNA LEE KONICK1 KIM CHAPPELL KLNZIC DONNA LYNNE KRAFT ROSEANN KURLAND LAW CLASS IN ADJOURNMENT. During an intermission, in Law class. Rena Fazio and Dave Monroe find time to discuss less serious subjects. Seniors• 93 NOTHING CAN HOLD BACK THE BRIAN JOHN LEACOCK ELIZABETH ANN LEATH LAU RENCE EPU Mil) LEIGHTON EDMUND FR NGIS LEM I El ROBERT BRUCE LEONARD PATRICIA ANN LEU IS PAMELA JEAN LICHTFOOI JAMES DOUGLAS l.l.OY D Senior • 94 MARY LEA LONG SUSAN MARLENE LONG DORETTA KAY LONGEST OF BOR All JEAN I.OU E CLASS OF 472. CYNTHIA LOUISE l.l I)LOW RONALD MYRON LUTHER MARY MABON PRISCILLA LESLIE MACCALUM oil 'lioiilil li;i ■’ • • 11 I li « ra nr 11 it pul in in l«i l � . rk! rri«'s Slrvr Slaml« l . Srnior • BONNIE LEE MACUCH MICHELLE MASON NANCY ANN MALLOY PATTI LYNN MATHER MARILYN DIANE MANGENE LOM MARIA MANSELL CAROL ANN MARTINELLI JAMES EUCENE MAUCH LAURA ANN MAYER MARY CATHERINE McCAULEY ALMOST LIKE A MERRY-GO-ROUND, MARGARET UILHEI.MINA KATHLEEN Bl'RNADETTE MARY JANE McGOLRICK KATHERINE MAE MeLF.LLAND PALL ANDRE MeLELLAN McCUISTION McDONNELL SUSAN LOUISE MEISNER RICHARD ALLAN MELIA JON ALAN metta DEBORAH JANE MEAD WILVIA MATHILDA MEDINA Senior • 96 t SENIORS, TOO, HAVE UPS Cindy Robertson is pleased i« learn in homeroom ihai the circus is DOWNS. coming to R. M. Seniors • 7 Rick l)e aull has jiisl received a formal invitation lo isil Mr. Hohlsworth. Mr. McDonnell, a University of Maryland student teacher, describes college life to Jack Patton and Greg Twist. TEACHERS STRIVE TO J1LLIAN ELAINE MILES TERRY FRANCIS MILNE KENNETH BERRY MILLER JOSEPH FRANCIS MONGELLI BENNETT WISE MILLINER MARCIE LYNN MONTGOMERY LINDA ARLENE MILLS DAVID JOHN MOORE I.ALRIE ANN MILNE JAMES DOUGLAS MORGAN Senior • 98 ROBERT MORGAN FRANZISKA ANNA MARIE MUELLER BONNIE JEAN MORNINGSTAR KURT DOUGLAS Ml LIIOLLAND JEAN AILEEN MORRIS JOSEPH JOHN MUl.tlERN GARY MORRIS JAMES DALE MULLINS THERESA JEAN MOSIMANN DAV II) DUNCAN MONROE PREPARE ALL SENIORS ... Senior? • 09 II I.IE NN MYERS RON XI.D D XX II) NEWCOMB MARGUERITE PERKINS MYERS JEAMI.EE NEWCOMER ANTHONY ASCA NANCY JEAN NEWCOMER HR I CE EDM ARl) NELSON PATRICIA LEICII NUTTY COMBE DERR X ANN NELSON BRADLEY ST A CRT NYDEGGER Senior • 100 Mary Jane McGolrick is pondering the idea of installing a cotton candy machine in the cafeteria. ... TO GET “INTO THE ACTS” OF THEIR FUTURE. DAV11) LAN ORNEH GEORGE CLARK I’ RKEK BXRB AR A ANNE ORR JOHN CHESTER PATTON JOHN LOl IS OSHINSKI STEPHANIE PATTON DEBOR AH INN I’ INTER JUNE KXREN I’XRISI THEONA ULLOLA PATTON JOYCE ANN PAUL Senior'• 101 Barbara Clark. alia- rhoo-choo Charlie, porlrav.- to her English class her version of a real train. DEBORAH ANN I'AVI.IK CRAIG 1)01 GLAS PEMBERTON RONALD CHARLES PENICK MAR) JO PENNINGTON SENIORS JENNIFER I.AI RA PETERS DEBORAH HAE PETRIE SANDRA LEE PHILLIPS K ATHRY N PHF.R1S Seniors • 102 JOYCE LORAINE PIETRO DANIEL JOSEPH PISTOLE SHIRLEY SUE POLANSKEY SHARON ANN POLLEN RICHARD ROBERT PORRECA JOHN HENDERSON PORTER DONNA POWERS LYNNE ELLEN PRYMAS “CHUG ALONG” THROUGH THEIR FINAL YEAR. CATHERINE ANNE RAINWATER CAROL LOVELAND RATLIFF CHRISTINE ALICE REDMOND JAMES EARL REED ANNE MARIEPR YCOCKI STEPHEN HENRY PLLVER KURT DAVID RABIN BARR4H DIANE RXINS Senior: • 103 ROBERT MORTON REEI) DENNIS EMII.E RENAU'D JEANNE SUSAN REEDY LISA ANN RHODES SUSAN DIANE REID JACQUELINE THEODOR EISA RICE MARY PATRICIA KEILLA REBECCA LYNN RICKETTS WILLIAM CURTIS REINIIOLD RICHARD Dl DI.EA HILEA SENIORS REFLECT THEIR DAYS WILLIAM HUBERT KIMEL JR CYNTHIA JANE ROBERTSON KATHIE JE ANNE RIPPEL INES LUCIA ROLDAN MICHAELCERADO RIZZO JILL BARBARA ROMNEY BRENDA ANN ROBERTS DANIEL MARTIN ROSENBERG ETHEL FLORAINE ROBERTS KATHERINE LOUISE ROSEW ATER Senior? • 104 UNDER THE BIG TOP Debbie Fitzpatrick reacts to the sight of herself in a distorted mirror. Dayton Self hangs up his track shoes along with memories of a winning Cross-Country season. Seniors • 105 El GENE U II. 1.1 | ROTH I. AI F k V I'llERINK ANN SACCO NINA KII.EEN HO A I.ANCE Sll AHON I.E A SADI.KH DIXIE I.EE HI SSEI.L SHARON I.A NN SAkATE JEFFREY SETH RCTHHEHC DONNA EI.AINE SAI.F.SkA kATHERINF. ANN HANDERS MICH A El. EDM A Hl) S A AIMER Pat Reilly schemes while Sheree Fischetti dreams in Physics class. Seniors• 106 Beniia Wong always manages lo have her Latin translation finished a week ahead of lime. Joe Mulhern advises Mike Cheripka lo use pen on his English paper. ADVANCED CLASSES INTRIGUE SENIORS. MELISSA ANNE SANOIFER JOSEPH DAYTON SELF STEPHEN JOHN SANDQUIST CECILIA AGNES SEMANCIK BETTY FRANCESSEABOLT STEPHEN KEITH SERBIA NANCY ELIZABETH SEA RIGHT M R BETH SCHROCK STEPHEN CRAIG SECK.AR LEILA SUSAN SCOTT Seniors 10 Paul Hamil pleasurably ponders ihe possibilities of the future. AS THEIR FINAL YEAR RANDOLPH GARY SHAFER DAVID EDWARD SHI MA CHERYL LYNN SHARP JAMES EDU ARD SIMON CAPRICE CRIST SHAU NN M RIE SIMOMM GARY WAYNE SHIPLEY JOHN KELLY SIMPSON RICHARD PALI. SHORT . BV SKROY NEK Seniors 108 MICHELE LYNN SLA MAN WARREN LEE SMITH DOUGLAS LEE SMITH WAYNE PATRICK SMITH IRA SMITH M ARY CATHERINE SMOOT JOANNE SMITH BARBARA JEAN SMOt’SE JOSEPH EUGENE SMITH ANDREA LEE SNOWDEN DRAWS TO AN END ... Jeannette Belliveau takes time out from her Student Council period to prepare for her future occupation as a men's hair stylist. Seniors • 109 pensive Nunc Hageman i cauglii considering llie advantages of becoming a drum majorette in college. MARGARET RUTH SNYDER I’AM SOLOMON JACQUELYN WELLS SORG GERARI) KKWCIS STACK .. . SENIORS CYNTHIA LAVERNE STALFORT STEVEN BRUCE ST A MKTS PHILIP JOHN STAPLETON WILLIAM MARTIN STEELE Seniors• 110 BECOME ENLIGHTENED FOR THE FUTURE. SUSAN NANNETTE TAYLOR El)VI ARD CARNET TERRY DAVID PETER TERZIAN LINDA LEA TETLOU DEBR A ANN THEAR HARRY WILLIAM THOMAS. JR. MICHAEL PAUL THOMAS THOM AS THOMPSON Seniors 11] CHARLENE RAE TIPPET AMI KITH TURNER JAMES CALVIN WARREN ELIZABETH HUNTER WELLS TOMMIE TALMADCE MART ELIZABETH TON NEMAN MARY I.YNN TROSCI.AI R DALE RAV TUCKER TOMLINSON JOHN GREGORY TWIST SHIRLEY ANN VANDER-STAAV CHRISTOPHER LAIRD WAAS DIANE CAROL T ARDEK SENIORS STRUGGLE TO MARY WATERS RONNIE MARIE WESTI.F.IN GAIL PATRICIA WATSON MARK U ESTON-DA KKS KRISTIE WEIDEMEYER GEORGE W ILI.IAM WHALEN SUSAN KIRK ELCH JANET LYNN'IE U HE AT LEY Senini • 112 MASTER THEIR ROUTINES. STEVIE El GENE WHITE M ARTH WN VI I LI. I MS CAROLYN BETH WHITNEY RICHARD NEWELL WILLIAMS PAUL EMERSON WHITTAKER JOHN ERNEST ITTENBURG STEPHEN THOMAS l II.KINSON DEBORAH ELAINE WOLFE FLORENCE 1-0I ISF. WILLIAMS BENITA MAY WONG I onna I-.il I a a k- Cliilti ! ••% clopmenl rhililren w li.il I lir wanl i« In w li imi I h gro % up. Seniors • I U Thoughts of the past and dream- of the future go through Carol Cloud's mind. SENIORS CLOSE THE DOORS OF R.M. . . . Seniors• 1 lo Dehhie Mead's smile i worth a million words. thoughtful Rena Fazio questions what is to come. . . . AND OPEN THE DOORS TO THE FUTURE. DENISE PATRICIA WOOLFITT U AVNE ALAN Vt RIGHT KENNETH RALPH WURTZEL DAVID LOREN WYSONC SIIARON LYNN YOLNKERS HAROLD LYN ZIFF FRANK ANTHONY ZOC.HE Seniors 116 How do you like that!” cries (ilenn Baker lo Cecilia Semanrik, “I passed! Seniors 117 THE ACTIVITIES OF CLASS OF 1972 Allen, Marshall Honor Roll 2,3; Black Maskers 2.3.4; Thespians 4; Musical 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Spanish Club 2; Youth City 3; Aide 3. Allen, Susan Drill Team 3,4; Madrigal 4; Choir 3.4; President 4. Alt, Bradley Alvarez, Marie Mixed Chorus 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Yoga Club 4. Anderson, William Ski Club 4; Ecology Club 4; Yoga Club 4; Transferred from Cocoa Beach High School Cocoa Beach, Florida.; Junior Varsity Football 2. Andrew, Debra Honor Roll 4; Intramurals 2; Spanish Club 4; Swim Team 4. Angelo, Mary Student Council Representative 2; Alternate 2; Student Council Executive Committee 3,4; Class Officers 3; Treasurer 3; Class Committees 2; Alternate 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Intramurals 2; .Student Council Committees 3,4; French Club 2. Arendt, Thomas Honor Roll 2.3; Tennis 2; Debate Club 2.3.4; President 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; President 3; N.A.I.M.U.N. 4. Armstrong, Michael Honor Roll 3,4. Atnip, James Junior Varsity Football 2; Varsity Football 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4. Austin, Sue Keyettes 3; Spanish Club 2; Civiteens 2. Avramovic, Mila Student Council Representative 2; National Honor Society 3; Tennis 2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4; French Club 3; Girls Sports Association 2,3; Ski Club 4. Bahr, Stephen Honor Roll 2,3. Baker, Glenn Honor Roll 2; Football Junior Varsity 2. Varsity 3,4; FCA 3,4. Baker, Ronald Honor Roll 3; Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4. Ballance, Robert Bolster, Bill Track 3; Cross Country 2; Golf 3; Wrestling 3.4. Banister, Paul Madrigals 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Choir 4. Barberis. Maria Class Committees 2,3; Debate Club 2,3; TIDE 3; Musical 2. Barberis, Monyka Class Committee 2; President 2; Intramurals 2; Spanish Club 3; President 3; New Man Club 2; President 2. Barchers, Joy Student Council Representative 4; Class Committees 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2.3,4; TIDE 3; Spanish Club 2,4; Jesus People Club 4; Aide 3,4. Barnett, Mary Student Council Representative 2 3; Student Council Executive Committee 4; MCR 4; Class Committee 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; TIDE 4; “It’s Academic” 4; Ecology Club 3,4; Human Relations Committee 3; Experimental Education 2. Batlin, Sheila Student Council Representative 4; Honor Roll 2; Intramurals 2; Black Maskers 2,3,4; Corresponding Secretary 3; Secretary 4; Thespians 4; Spanish Club 3. Bauer, Christine Beale, Steven National Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Football 4; Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3; Dance Band 3,4; Musical 2.3. Begosh, Allan Basketball Junior Varsity 2; Baseball Varsity 2.3.4. Behanna, Vernon Belliveau, Jeannette Student Council Executive Committee 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2.3.4; Intramurals 3; “Its Academic” 4; Math Team 3,4; Ecology 3; Yoga Club 4. THE Bender, William Student Council Representative 4; Basketball Junior Varsity 3. Ben field, Deborah Tennis 2; Future Teachers 2,3; Ski Club 4. Bentley, Nan Student Council Representative Alternate 3; Class Committees 3; Intramurals 3; Keyettes 3.4. Berli, Laura Color Guard 3,4. Biga, Leonard Binnix, John Blackwell, John Student Council Representative 2; Student Council Executive Committee 4; MCR Alternate 4; Class President 2,3; Class Committees 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; S.C. Committees 2,3,4; French Club 2.3,4; Math Team 3,4; Youth City 3,4; Ski Club 4; Wrestling 3,4. Bland, Debra Honor Roll 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3.4; Musical 2.3.4. Blau, Gary Library Aide 4; P.A. Club 4, Treasurer 4. Bloom. Janette Honor Roll 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Girls Sports Association 3,4. Bokelman, Sandra Honor Roll 2,3. Bonita, Linda Class Committees 2; Honor Roll 2,4; Intramurals 2,3; Keyettes 3,4; Future Teachers 2,3. Bonner, Richard National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Math Team 3,4; P.A. Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4. Boren, David Honor Roll 3; Soccer 4. Boren, Deborah National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Teacher’s Aide 4. Bosley, Gregory 118 • Senior. Sandy Burns adds the “professional touch to her painting. Bowman, Elanor Intramurals 3; Keyettes 3,4; D.E.C.A. 4. 3,4; Honor Roll 3,4; Keyettes 3; ROCKET Representative 3, Co-Editor in-Chief 4; Student Council Committee 4; Girls Sports Association 3; Senior Steering Representative 4; Swim Team 4. Brown, Beth Keyettes 3; Library Aide 4; Health Careers Club 2; Civiteens 2. Brown, John Student Council President 4; MCR Representative 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Football Varsity 3,4; Junior Varsity 2; Varsity Baseball 2.3,4; “Its Academic” 4, Captain 4; French Club 2; Ecology Club 2; Choir 4. Brown, Michael Brown, Rhonda Student Council Representative 2,3; Student Council Executive Committee 4, Spirit Chairman 4; Class Officer, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2.3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Intramurals. Hockey 2,3; Keyettes 3.4; Girls Sports Association 2,3,4; Ecology Club 2. Brown, Stephen Brown, Teresa Honor Roll 4. Buck, Mary Honor Roll 4; Girls Tennis Team 2.3; Senior Special 4; Hockey Honor Team 4. Burrelli, Richelle Student Council Alternate 3; Student Council Committees 2,4; Intramurals 2,3.4; Keyettes 2,3; ROCKET 4, Advertising Editor 4; GSA 2.3; Spanish Club 2,3; Boys Track Manager 2; Hockey Honor Team 3. Boyce, Linda Student Council Alternate 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Senior Special 4. Brake, Robert Burr, Charles Burton, Jean Honor Roll 2,4; Intramurals 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Latin Club 2,3; Library Aides 4. Tennis 2,3,4; School Store 3; Library Aides 4. Cappell, John Card, Carol Honor Roll 4; Ski Club 4; Main office Aide 4. Carrion, Francisco Transferred from Colcgio Americana. Quito. Ecuador; Student Council Representative 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Journalism Club 2, Debate Club 2. Carroll, James Honor Roll 4; Football, Junior Varsity 3; DECA 4. Carter, Edward DECA 4. Carter, Karen Carter, Laurie Black Maskers 2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 3; Spanish Club 2. Carter, Wanda Cathers, Lorraine Drill Team 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Cera Nancy Honor Roll 2,3,4; DECA 4. Chaney, Connie Class Steering Committees 4; Honor Roll 4; Ski Club 4; Office Aide 3,4. Chaney, John Cheeks, Terry Students Council Representative 3 4; Honor Roll 4; Basketball, Junior Varsity 2.3; Varsity 4; Baseball, Varsity 2,3,4; Office Aide 4. Cheripka, Michael Honor Roll 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Golf 3,4; Ecology Club 3.4. Brewer, Diana Bridges, Mildred Teacher’s aide 4. Brindle, Deborah Senior Class 4; Keyettes 4; S.C. Committee 4. Broadwater, Rose Honor Roll 3. Brome, Merrily Honor Roll 2,4; Keyettes 3,4; Band 2,3; Marching Band 3; Debate Club 2; French Club 3; Latin Club 2; Ski Club 4. Brown, Barbara-Jo Class Committees 3; Student Council Alternate 2,3; Cheerleaders, Junior Varsity 2; Varsity Butts, Glenn Honor Roll 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4. Caldwell, James Honor Roll 4. Calloway, Janine Honor Roll 3,4. Burns, Sandra Student Council Executive Committee 2.3; Honor Roll 3,4; Black Maskers 2.3.4; Student Council Committee 3,4; Musical 3.4; Youth City, Inspector 3; Ecology Club 3; Interior Display Club 2,3. Ca plan, Jason National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2.3.4; Cheslosky, Laura National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2.3,4; Drill Team 3,4; Swim Team 2.3,4; Senior Special Tutoring 4. Christianson, Brian National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2.3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; Choir 3,4; Student Council Committees — Concession Stand 2,4; Multi-Media Club 4; Youth City 3. Christopher, Carole Honor Roll 3,4; Keyettes 2; Class Committees 4; Senior Special Tutoring 3,4. Claggett, Judy Clark, Barbara Student Council Representative 4; Alternate 3; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2,3, Seniors 119 Joe Mulhem shows great pain as his left safety pin pops open. Deskin, Holly DeVault, Richard National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Tennis 2; Spanish Club 2, Vice-President 4; Soccer Team 3. Devers, Kathy Student Council Representative 2,3,4; Class Committees 2,3; Honor Roll 3,4. Dillon, John Dixon, Sharon Honor Roll 4; Intramurals 2,3; G.S.A. 3,4; Interior Display 2; FHA 2. Dobbs, Frederick Transferred from Adak-On-Base School, Adak, Alaska; Student Council Representative 2; Student Council Executive Committee President 2; Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; Class Committees 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Soccer 4; Wrestling 3,4; School Store 2; Black Maskers 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Musical 3,4; Spanish Club 4. Dodge, David Dole, Sara Keyettes 3. 4; Keyettes 3; ROCKET 4 Organization Co-Editor; Black Maskers 2,3,4; Musical 2,3.4; Piano Club 3,4; Folk Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Ski Club 4 Treasurer; Fall Play 2,3,4. Clayton, John Cleveland, Michael Cloud, Carol Honor Roll 2; Black Maskers 2,3,4; Thespians 4 President; Musical 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3. Cochrane, Edward Cross Country 2. Coffin, David Track 2. Cogswell, Susan Student Council Representative 3,4; Class Committees 4; Mixed Chorus 3 . Cole, Jan Ecology Club 2. Conrad, Daniel MCR 4; Junior Varsity Football 2; D.E.C.A. 4; Math Team 4; Ecology Club 4. Cooper, John Aide 4. Copeland, James Student Council Representative 3; Honor Roll 3; TIDE 4; Debate Club 2; Ecology Club 3. Costin, Timothy Coulter, Patricia Crawford, Georgeann Honor Roll 3,4; Drill Team 4; Aide 4; Human Relations 4. Creamer, Maryann Cross, Paul Varsity Basketball 3,4, Manager; Junior Varsity Basketball Manager 2. Culleen, Caren Student Council Representative 2.3,4; Class Committee 2; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Ecology Club 2,3; French Club 3; Forensic 3,4; Black Maskers 2,3,4; TIDE 3,4; French Scrabble Team 3; Musical 2,3,4; Thepsians 3,4; Folk and Piano Club 3. Curry, William Dabbs, Edward Davidson, Diana Davis, Brenda Day, Alfred Day, Barbara Demar, Bryan Football, Junior Varsity 2; Varsity 3,4. Denell, W illiam Junior Varsity Football 2. Dermer, Denise DeShetler, Timothy Honor Roll 4. Donoghue, Constance Douglass, Donna Honor Roll 4; Drill Team 3; Aide 3; Office Occupations Program 4. Downes, Robert Transferred from Archbishop Carroll High School, Washington, D. C.; Track 2. Dronenburg, William Student Council Representative 3; Alternate 3; Class Committees 2; Junior Varsity Football 3; Varsity Baseball 2,3,4. Dukes, Robert Duley, Teresa Honor Roll 2,3,4; Library Aide 3. Dunn, Jay Easter, Carol Honor Roll 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2. Eaton, Daniel Ecalono, Rick Track 2,3,4. Elder, Robert Honor Roll 2,3; County Government Day 4; Soccer 4; Wrestling 4. Elefson, Christine Honor Roll 4; Transferred from Issaquah High School; Issaquah, Washington; Pep Club 2; Intramurals 2; Honor Roll 2,3. Ely, Cindy Honor Roll 4; Main Office Aide 4. 120 • Seniors Embry. Sharon Honor Roll 2,3; Office Aide 4. Fordham, Stephen Band 2,3; Marching Band 2,3. Class Committees 3,4; Spanish Club 4; MASC 3. Emerson, Pamela Honor Roll 3; Tennis 3,4; TIDE 4; Spanish Club 3. Ernst, Sue Esche, Catherine Spanish Club 2; Ski Club 4. Fagan. Katherine Honor Roll 3,4; TIDE 3,4; Feature Editor; Musical 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Spanish Club 4; Transferred from Homestead High School. Mequon. Wisconsin. Newspaper 2; Class Treasurer 2; Pom-Pom 2; Ski Club 2. Fahey, Dennis Fahey, Donna Ski Club 4; Office Aide 4. Fazio, Rena Class Steering Committee 4; Honor Roll 3.4; Intramurals 3,4; ROCKET Senior Class Co-Editor 4; Latin Club 3,4; Aide 4. Transferred from Hull High School, Hull, Mass.; Varsity Cheerleaders 3; Honor Roll 2.3; Concert Choir 2.3; Guidance Service 2 3; Library Service 2.3; Foreign Language 2.3; Yearbook 2.3; Pep Club 2,3; Newspaper 2,3; Musical 2,3. Fehr, Paula Class Reprosentative 3,4; National Honor Society 2 3; Honor Roll 2.3,4; Varsity Cheerleaders Captain 3; Black Maskers 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2.3,4; Spanish Club 4; P.A. Announcer 2.3; Transferred from Willowbrook High School, Villa Park. 111.; Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 2; Pep Club 2. Field, Thomas Student Council Representative 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Track 4; Debate Club 2; French Club 3,4; Math Team 4. Fischetti, Sheree Student Council Representative, 2; Class Committees 2.3; Honor Roll 3,4; Keyettes 3; ROCKET 3,4, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4; Student Council Committee 2; Civiteens 2. Fisher, Joseph Class Committees 2; Honor Roll 3,4; Ski Club 4; Jesus People Club 4; EE 2. Fitzpatrick, Deborah Student Council Alternate Representative 2; Class Vice-President 2; Honor Roll 2,3; Intramurals 2,3; Keyettes 2; ROCKET 3,4; S.C. Committees 2,3; Youth City 3; County Government Day 3; Ski Club 4; Class Steering Committee 3. Fleenor, Zone Football Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4. Fleming, Tara National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Black Maskers 2.3,4; French Club 2,4, Vice-President 3; Piano Club 3. Fountain, Mike Honor Roll 4; Football Junior Varsity 2. Fox, Richard D.E.C.A. 4. Franklin, Diane Girls Sports Association 2. Freeh, Marian Honor Roll 2; S.C. Committees 2; Black Maskers 2; French Club 2. Fredericks, Betsy Intramurals 3; S.C. Committees 4. Transferred from American School in London. England: Swim Team 2: Modem Dance Club 2: Chorus 2. Freedham, Debra Transferred from Asbury Park High School. Asbury Park, N. J.; Varsity Tennis 4; Red Cross Club 3; Girls Sports Association 2: Library Aide 2,3; Ecology Club President 3; School Paper 4. Freeman, Douglas Ski Club 4; Ecology Club 2. Fusco, Linda Student Council Representative 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Cheerleaders, Junior Varsity 2; Drill Team 3,4; Black Maskers 2; French Club 4; Madrigals 3; Ski Club 4. Galaher, Robert Gallagher, Stephanie Intramurals 2; Cheerleaders Varsity 3,4; Ski Club 4. Galloway, Ralph Class Committees 2.4; Honor Roll 4; Black Maskers Treasurer 3, President 4; Thespians 3,4; Musical 2.3,4; Future Teachers Secretary 3; President; P.A. Announcer 4. Garrett, Janet Class Steering Committee 2,3; Cheerleaders. Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4. Co-Captain 4; ROCKET Staff 4, Student Life Editor 4. Gavin, Michael Transferred from Archbishop Carroll High School, Washington, D. C. Geiwitz, Edith Class Committees 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; P.A. Announcer 4. Geoffrion, Annette Madrigals 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Choir 4; Transferred from Robert E. Peary High School, Rockville, Md. Giamnco, Michele Giarth, Susan Goglio, Lisa Student Council Alternate 3, Representative 4; Junior Class Representative 3; Keyettes 3; Golden, Carol Student Council Representative 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 2,3.4; Drill Team 4; GSA 2,3,4; Musical 3.4. Goodhue, John Honor Roll 2,3,4. Grady, Colleen Honor Roll 2.3; Drill Team 3.4; Treasurer 4; School Store 3. Grant, Rita Drill Team 3; ROCKET 4; Aide 4. Green, Ronald Honor Roll 2,3; TIDE 3,4; Circulation Manager 4; Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4. Green, Thomas Class Committees 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Football 2; Track 2,3,4. Greene, Elisabeth Transferred from Wootton High School, Rockville, Maryland; Ski Club 2; Class Committee 2; Art Club 2. Greenway, Pamela Keyettes 3; Aide 4. Grisby, William Honor Roll 4. Gross, Norman Honor Roll 2; Football, Junior Varsity 2; Varsity 3.4. Grubby, Thomas Hageman, Nancy Honor Roll 2,4; School Store 3,4; Girls Sports Association 2,3; Color Guard Captain 3,4. Hairston, Jean Honor Roll 2; Keyettes 4; French Club 3,4; Gymnastics Team 2. Teri O’Connell suspiciously eyes the mouse in the corner. Kathy Devcrs and Warren Smith arc caught redecorating Mr. MacEachcrn’s room. Hall, Gregory Transferred from American Community Schools. Halandri, Athens, Greece; Intramural Flag Football 3; Intramural Softball 3. Hamill, Paul Soccer 4. Hamilton, Keith Wrestling 2.3. Transferred from Washington High School, Phoenix, Arizona: Football Junior Varsity 2. Hamilton, Kent Transferred from Washington High School, Phoenix, Arizona: Wrestling 2. Hamilton, Rodger Honor Roll 3,4; Potpourri Frolics 3. Hancock, Peter Football Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4; Basketball Junior Varsity 2. Harrison, Patricia Haske, Greg Haske, Joann Hastie, Patricia Hawkins, fTilliam Honor Roll 2,3,4; Black Maskers 2,3; Band 2; Marching Band 2; Dance Band 2; Orchestra 2; Musical 2,3,4; P.A. Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Visual Communications Club Vice-President 3. Henning, Paul Honor Roll 3,4; Spanish Club 3. Herndon, Beverly Honor Roll 2,3,4; Keyettes 2; Musical 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Choir 3. Hersberger, Marilee Honor Roll 4; Latin Club 2; Piano Club 2; Future Homemakers of America 3. Hickman, Debra Student Council Representative 2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Civiteens 2. Hill, Nancy Hill, Stuart Football Junior Varsity 2. Hilleary, Dixie Yoga Club 4. Hindley, George Student Council Alternate 4. Transferred from Worthington High School, Worthington, Ohio; Student Council Representative 2,3; Football Varsity 2,3. Hindman, Brenda Class Committees 2; Honor Roll 3,4; Keyettes 2. Hocker, Dale Hodgson, Kevin Hommet, Raean Hoppenjans, Carol Houston, Deborah Intramurals 3; Aide 4. Howard, Mary Howard, Sheila Interior Display Club 2; Human Relations Club 3,4. Howard, Susan Student Council Alternate 2,3; Honor Roll 3,4; Interior Display Club 2; Human Relations Club 3,4. Hoyt, Deborah Honor Roll 4; Mixed Chorus 3. Hubble, Denise Honor Roll 2,3,4. Hughes, Nancy Student Council Representative 2. Hulse, Jeffrey Ecology Club 3. Hundemer, Karen National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3; Keyettes 3, Vice-President 4. Hunter, Robert Honor Roll 2,3; Black Maskers 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Musical 2,3,4; P.A. Club 3,4, Secretary 4; ReACT 4. Hurley, Ellen Senior Steering Committee 4; Honor Roll 2,3; Intramurals 2. Hurt, Robert Honor Roll 2,3; Intramurals 2; Ecology Club 3. Jackson, Owen Jeffs, Denise Honor Roll 2,3,4; TIDE Feature Editor 4. Jenkins, Robert Football Junior Varsity 3. Jester, Chris Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Gwendolyn Latin Club 2; Piano Club 2; Aide 2,3,4. Johnson, Robert Transferred from Paint Branch High School: Basketball Junior Varsity 2; Track 2,3. Johnson, Ronald Basketball Junior Varsity 2. Kaelin, Philip Football Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4. Karsh, Lynne Student Council Representative 2,3; Honor Roll 2,4; Majorettes 2. Kasiaras, Patricia Senior Steering Committee 4; Black Maskers 2; Senior Special Tutor 4. Katz, Daniel National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Soccer 4; Ski Club 4; Swim Team 4. Kaufman, James Student Council Representative 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Track 2; Cross Country 2,3; TIDE 2,3; 122 • Seniors Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Ski Club 4; Ecology 2,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. Kavanaugh, Timothy Jesus People Club 4; Soccer 4. Keller, Michael Basketball Varsity 2,3,4. Ketcham, Jill Student Council Representative 4; Girls Sports Association 2; Madrigal 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Folk Club 3. Killian, Dera French Club 4. King, Eugene Honor Roll 4; Junior Varsity Football 2; Varsity 3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity 3.4. King, Karen King, Mark Honor Roll 2,3,4; ROCKET 3; Band 2,3.4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; P.A. Club 2.3.4. King, Wayne King, Jr. Robert Honor Roll 4; French Club 4; Swim Team 4. Kingery, Deborah Labrador, Vivian National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 4; Drill Team 3,4; Captain 4. Lambert, Dave Lander, Mary Honor Roll 2.4; Intramurals 4; French Club 3,4; Vice-President 4. Lane. Robert LaPointe, David Lanum, Scott Ski Club 4. Latta, Donna Lawson, Spencer DECA 4. Layne, Teresa Honor Roll 4; GSA 3,4; Intramurals 2. Leacock, Brian Swim Team 2,3. Leath, Elizabeth Leighton, Lawrence LeMieux, Edmond Honor Roll 3; Football, Varsity 3,4; Junior Varsity 2; Track 3. Leonard. Robert Maccallum, Priscilla Macewitz, William Mauch, Bonnie Malloy, Nancy Band 2 . Mangan, Margaret Honor Roll 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3. Mangene, Marilyn Mangum, Gregory Mansell, Loni Keyettes 3. Marple, James Student Council Representative 2. Martinelli, Carol Masonson, Raymond Student Council Executive Committee 4; Class Committees 3; Honor Roll 2.4; S.C. Committees 3,4; Band. 3; Marching Band 2; Debate Club 2. Mather, Patti Mauch, James Honor Roll 2,3,4; Keyettes 3; Spanish Club 3. McCary, John Kingsbury, Richard Ecology Club 3, Yoga Club 4; Student Union 4; Aide 4. Kizler, John Honor Roll 4; Varsity Baseball 4, Tennis 4; ROCKET 4; TIDE 2; Musical 4; Swim Team 3; Wrestling Team Manager 4. Koch, Deborah Class Committees 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Girls Sports Association 2; Musical 2,3. Koch, Michael Honor Roll 2,3. Lewis, Patricia Student Council Alternate 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2.3.4; Drill Team 3,4; Co-Captain 4; French Club 2. Light foot, Pamela Lion, William Floyd, James Senior Steering Committee 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Tennis 2; Debate Club 2.3; French Club 4; National Forensic League 3,4; NAIMUN 4. Long, Mary Honor Roll 3,4; Aide 4; FHA 3; Secretary 3. McCauley. Mary Honor Roll 3; Senior Special 4; Aide 4. McClung, Eugene DECA 4. McLaughlin, Glen McLellan, Paul Student Council Representative 2; Senior Class President 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Track 2,3.4; TIDE 3,4; Sports Editor 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; President 2; N.A.I.M.U.N. 3.4. Kraft, Donna Honor Roll 2,3,4; French Club 3. KraU, Linda Class Committees 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; ROCKET, Advertising Editor 4; French Club 2. Kuchinski, John Kumkumian, Simon Kunzig, Kim Student Council Representative 2.3; Senior Steering Committee 4; Honor Roll 2,3; School Store 4; Black Maskers 4; Aide 4. Kurland, Roseann Student Council Representative 2,3,4; G.S.A. 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Yoga Club 4; Ecology Club 4; Swim Team 2. Long, Susan Honor Roll 2,3,4. Longest, Doretta Student Council Representative 2; Honor Roll 2,4; Drill Team 3,4; Black Maskers 2,3. Lowe, Debbie National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Keyettes 3,4; Ecology Club 4; ReACT 4; Aide 4. Ludlow, Cynthia Honor Roll 2,3,4; Senior Special 4. Luther, Ron Swim Team 3. Mabon, Mary Class Committees 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3.4; Intramurals 3,4; Black Maskers 2,3,4; Musical 3; Latin Club 2. Robert Hunter, Mark Allen, and Ron Newcomb — new Thespians. Me Leila nd, Katherine Student Council Representative 3,4: Honor Roll 4; Color Guard 4; Ecology 3,4; Student Union 4. McCuiston, Margaret Exploratory Education 2. McDonnald, Dean McDonnell, Kathleen Cheerleaders Junior Varsity 2. McGolrick, Mary Jane Honor Roll 4; Intramurals 2; Drill Team 4; Black Maskers 4. Mead, Debbie Intramurals 2; Ski Club 4. Medina, Wilvia Class Committee 3,4; Spanish Club 3; NAI MUN 3,4. Meisner, Susan Class Committees 3,4; Swim Team 2. Mel la, Richard Student Council Representative 3,4; Class Committees 2; Honor Roll 4; Track 4; Wrestling 4. Metta, Jon Honor Roll 2,3,4; Football Junior Varsity 2. Varsity 3,4. Miles, Jillian Honor Roll 4; Majorettes 2. Miller, Ken Milliner, Bennett ‘Student Council Representative 2; Honor Roll 4; Football Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4; Track 2,3,4. Mills, Linda Milne, Laurie Student Council Alternate 2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 2,3. Milne, Terry Mongelli, Joe Montgomery, Marcie Honor Roll 2,3,4; Musical 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Choir 3. Moore, David Honor Roll 2,3; French Club 3; French Scrabble Team 3,4. Morgan, James Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3. Morris, Jean Honor Roll 2,3,4; Madgirals 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Choir 3.4; Montgomery County Chorus 3; State Choir 4. Mosimann, Theresa Student Council Executive Committee 4; Vice-President 4; Nat’l Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2,3.4: Drill Team 3.4; Keyettes 3,4; Black Maskers 2,3,4; Student Council Committees 4; Chairman 4; French Club 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 3: Madrigals 3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Girl’s Chorus 2; Piano Club 3,4; Youth Services Commission 4; State Chorus 4; Montgomery County Chorus 3,4 Girl’s Barbershop 4; Choir 3,4; Secretary 4; Fall Play 2; Forensics 4. Mueller, Franziska Honor Roll 2,3,4; Aide 3; Senior Special 4. Mulhern, Joseph Student Council Representative 2,3; Class Committees 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2.3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Swim Team 2,3,4: Choir 3,4. Mulholland, Kurt Student Council Representative; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. Mullins, James Student Council Representative 3; Honor Roll 2; Varsity Football 3,4. Munroe, David Coordination Council 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Black Maskers 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Vice-President 4; It’s Academic 4; Madrigals 4; Musical 2,3,4; Choir 3,4. Myers, Julie Student Council Executive Committee 4; Head of Concessions 4; Honor Roll 3; Keyettes 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2. Spanish Club 2,3; Choir 3,4. Myers, Marquerite National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3; Keyettes 3.4; Orchestra 2; French Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 4; Aide 4; Maryland State Legislative Page 4. Nelson, Bruce Honor Roll 2,3,4. Nelson, Debra Honor Roll 4. Newcomb, Ronald Honor Roll 3,4; Black Maskers 2.3,4; Thespians 3,4; Madrigal 4; Musical 2,3.4; Forensics 3,4; International Society of Forensics 3.4. Newcomer, Jeanilee Latin Club 2,3. Newcomer, Nancy Honor Roll 3,4; Senior Special Tutoring 3,4. Nuttycombe, Patti Student Council Representative 2.3,4; Student Council Executive Committee 4; Coordination Council Chairman 4; Class Secretary 4; Class Committee 3,4; Honor Roll 3,4; Varsity Cheerleaders 3,4; Keyettes District Representative 3; ROCKET Faculty Co-Editor 4; Student Council Committees 2,3,4. Nydegger, Bradley Aide 4. Oblonsky, Hana Honor Roll 3,4. O'Connell, Teresa Student Council Representative 4 Alternate 2.3; Class Officer Treasurer 2; Class Committees 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Track Manager 2; Drill Team 3; School Store 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Choir 3,4. O'Neal, Robin Class Committees 4; Honor Roll 2,4; Intramurals 2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Jesus People Club 4. O'Reilly, James Junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity 3,4; Varsity 2; Ski Club 4. Hail!, Hail! The gang’s all here.” Orndorf, Margaret Orner, Dave Swim Team 2,3: Diving Team 2,3. Orr, Barbara Honor Roll 2,3; Intramurals 2. Ortanez, Jose Transferred from San Sebastian College Manila, Philippines Class Officer Treasurer 2: Debate Club 2. Oscanyan, Paul Musical 3; Constitutional Convention 3. Osh inski, John Honor Roll 2,4; TIDE 4 News Editor. Painter, Deborah Student Council Representative Alternate 3.4: Class Committees 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball Manager 3; Intramurals 2,3; TIDE 3.4; Business Manager 4; Girls Sports Association 2.3; Quill and Scroll 3,4. Parisi, June Honor Roll 4. Parker, George Honor Roll 4; Football Junior Varsity 2; Baseball Varsity 3.4; Rifle Club 2. Patton, John Student Council Representative 2,3; Class Committees 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Band 3. Treasurer 4; Marching Band 3,4; Musical 3,4; Youth City 4. Patton, Stephanie Honor Roll 3,4; Keyettes 2,3; Black Maskers 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Musical 2: Mixed Chorus 2; Piano Club 3.4; Folk Club 3,4; Fall Play 2; Girls Chorus 2. Patton, Theona Honor Roll 4; Tennis 3; Keyettes 2,3,4: Musical 3; Youth City 4. Paul, Joyce Pavlik, Deborah Honor Roll 2,4. Pemberton, Craig Golf 4; Intramurals 2,3,4. Penick, Ronald Honor Roll 2.3; Track 4; D.E.C.A. 4. Pennington, Mary Jo National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3, 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Keyettes 4; Girls Sports Association 2,3, President 4; Spanish Club 4; Tennis Honor Team 3; Basketball Honor Team 2,3,4; Volleyball Honor Team 2,3,4; Softball Honor Team 2,3,4; “M” Club 3. Peters, Jennifer Student Council Alternate 2,3,4; Class Representative 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Track Manager 2,3,4; Cross Country Manager 3; Intramurals 2,4; S.C. Committees 2,3; Future Teachers 3; Girls Sports Association 2,3,4; Soccer Manager 4. Phebus, Kathryn Black Maskers 2.3; Madrigal 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Piano Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Choir 3,4. Phillips, Sandra Drill Team 4. Manager 3; Keyettes 3,4; French Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Ecology Club 4. Pistole, Daniel Track 4. Polanskey, Shirley National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 2.3.4: D.E.C.A. Future Teachers Vice-President 4: Library Aides 3; Piano Club 4; Jesus People Club 4; Office Aide 4; Campus Life 3. Porreca. Richard Football Junior Varsity 2. Varsity 3.4; Baseball Varsity 2; Wrestling Varsity 3,4; F.C.A. 3.4. Porter, John Honor Roll 2,4; Tennis Junior Varsity 2: Black Maskers 2,3,4; French Club 4; Musical 3,4. Pry mas, Lynne Przygocki, Anne Coordination Council Representative of Drill Team 3: National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 2.3,4; Drill Team 3. President 4; ROCKET Faculty Co-Editor 4: French 3,4; Youth City Council Woman 4; Ski Club Secretary 4. Pulver, Steven Coordination Council 2; Honor Roll 2.3.4; Madrigal 4; Musical 2,3; Mixed Chorus 3; Soccer Manager 4. Rabin, Kurt Tide, Business Manager 3; Co-Editor 4: Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. Rains, Barbara Class Officer Vice-President 4; Class Committees 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Student Council Committees 2; Band 2; Secretary 3; Librarian 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; French Club 2,3, 4 Madgiral 4; Musical 2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 4; Piano Club 2,4; Girls Barbershop 4; Fife and Drum Corps. 4. Rainwater, Catherine Honor Roll 2,3; Keyettes 3.4; French Club 3; Civiteen 2. Ratliff, Carol Student Council Representative 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Black Maskers 2,3.4; Thespians Secretary Treasurer 4: Student Council Committees 3,4; French Club 2; President 3,4; Musical 2.3,4: Girl’s Chorus 2; Choir 3,4. Redmond, Christine Reed, Robert Swim Team 2.3,4. Reedy, Jeannene Reid Susan Yoga Club 4. Transferred from Kennewick High School Kennewick, Washington. Student Council Representative 2; Wrestling Cheerleader 3; Honor Roll 2.3. Reilly, Patricia Student Council Representative 2, Class Prom Jim Copeland expresses his joy upon hearing that the temperature is expected to drop 20°. Committees 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Co-Captain 4: Basketball 2; Gymnastics 2: ROCKET Honor Editor 4; Student Council Committees 2,4. Reiner, Steve Honor Roll 2,3. Reinhold, Jfilliam Renaud, Denis Student Union 3,4. Rhodes, Lisa Student Council Representative 2; Honor Roll 4; Intramurals 2; Black Maskers 2; French Club 3; Musical 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Piano Club 3; Choir 3,4: Folk Club 3; Girls Barbershop Quartet 3; Swim Team 2. • Rice, Jack Drill Team 4; Human Relations Committee 3 Secretary 4. Ricketts, Rebecca Student Council Representative 2. Riley, Richard Varsity Football 3,4; Ski Club 4. Transferred from Rockville High School, Rockville, Md.; Junior Varsity Football 2; Track 2. Rimel, William Honor Roll 4; Basketball Junior Varsity 2. Varsity 3,4. Rippel, Kathie Honor Roll 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Black Maskers 4; Girls Sports Association 4; Spanish Club 2; Choir 3.4; Biology Club 2.3. Rizzo, Mike Roberts, Brenda Black Maskers 2; Jesus People President 4. Roberts, Ethel Mixed Chorus 3. Transferred from Glenelg High School. Glenelg, Md.: Hockey 2; Majorettes 2. Robertson, Cynthia Honor Roll 4; Intramurals 2,3: Keyettes 2: French Club 3,4; Ski Club 4. Seniors • 125 Roche, James Roldan, Lucy Rolfe, Mary Mixed Chorus 3; Spanish Club 4; Choir 4. Romney. Jill Class Committees 4: Honor Roll 2,4; Varsity Cheerleaders 4; Keyettes 2; ROCKET Senior Class Co-Editor 4; S.C. Committees 2.3.4; Aide 4. Rosewater, Katherine Honor Roll 2,3. Rothlauf, Eugene Track 3; ROCKET 3,4; Soccer 4. Roylance, Nina National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2.3,4; French Club 3,4. Russell, Dixie Ruth berg, Jeffrey National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2.3.4. Rynders. Katherine Sacco, Katherine Student Council Representative 3,4; MCR Representative 4; Coordination Council 4; Sophomore Class Secretary 2; Class Committees 2.3; National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Keyettes 3; ROCKET Business Manager 4: French Club 2.3,4; Aide 4; Maryland State Legislature Page 4. Sadler, Sharon Honor Roll 2,3. Sakate, Sharon National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2.3,4; Intramurals 2; Drill Team 3,4; Keyettes 3, Treasurer 4; TIDE 3.4; Exchange Editor; Black Maskers 2.3; Ski Club 4; EE Secretary 2: Student Council Committees 2,4; NAIMUN 3,4. Salesky, Donna Honor Roll 2,3,4. Sammer, Michael Intramurals 2; Black Maskers 2,3.4; Madrigals 3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Ski Club 4. Sandifer, Melissa Sanquist, Steven Honor Roll 4; Golf Team 4. Schneider, Larry Varsity Football 4. Schoenbeck, Vincent Football Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3.4. Schrock, Mary Scott, Leila Class Committees 3; Honor Roll 3,4; School Store 3,4; Track Manager 3,4. Seabolt. Betty Seawright, Nancy Student Council Representative 2.3; Junior Class Vice-President; Honor Roll 3; Civiteens 2; Class Committees 2. Seckar, Stephen Honor Roll 4; Junior Varsity Football 2; Baseball 2,3,4. Self, Joseph Honor Roll 2.4; Track 2.3.4; Cross Country 2,3.4; Wrestling 4. Semancik, Cecilia Honor Roll 3. Serbia, Stephen Shafer, Randolph Sharp, Cheryl Aide 4. Shaw, Caprice Class Committee 4; Honor Roll 2.4; Cheerleader, Junior Varsity 2. Varsity 3,4; Keyettes 3; Student Council Committee 2,3.4; Senior Steering Committee 4. Shipley, Gary Honor Roll 4. Shortz, Richard Honor Roll 4. Shuma, David National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; President 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4. Simon, James ROCKET Athletics Editor 4. Simonini, Ann Student Council Alternate 2,4; ROCKET Junior Class Editor 4; Student Council Committee 4. Simpson, John Skrovanek, Eva Mixed Chorus 3,4. Slaman, Michele Smith, Douglas Honor Roll 2,3,4. Smith, Ira Denis Renaud seemed to enjoy himself at the Senior Banquet. Smith, Joanne Student Council Alternate 2; Class Committee 2.3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Intramurals 2; Keyettes 3; ROCKET 4; Hockey Honor Team 2. Smith, Joseph Football, Varsity 4; Junior Varsity 2: Basketball, Junior Varsity 2; Track 2. Smith, Warren Honor Roll 4; Swim Team 2,3.4; Diving Team 2,3,4; Ski Club 4. Smith, Wayne Smoot. Mary D.E.C.A. 3, Treasurer 4; Civitecns 2. Smouse, Barbara Honor Roll 4; TIDE 4; Film Festival 2. Snowden, Andrea Intramurals 2; Future Teacher 3; Girl’s Sports Association 2,3; Student Council Committee 3; Future Homemakers 3. Snyder, Margaret Solomon, Pam Honor Roll 4. Sorg, Jacquelyn Student Council Representative 2,3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; ROCKET 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Choir 4; Aide 4. Stack, Gerard Honor Roll 2,3. Stalfort, Cynthia Honor Roll 2,4. Stamets, Steven Honor Roll 2; Junior Varsity Football 2. Stapleton, Philip Honor Roll 2,3,4; French Club 2. Star ran, Glenda D.E.C.A. 4; Jesus People Club 4. Steele, William National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 3,4; “It's Academic” 4; Choir 4; Soccer Team 4. Stephenson, Dave National Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer 4; Band 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; Dance Band 2,3; Swim Team 2,3,4; Soccer Team 4. Stewart, Karen Student Council Alternate 3; Honor Roll 2; Drill Team 3,4; Black Maskers 2; Spanish Club 2. Stotler, Linda D.E.C.A. 3,4. Strange, Vickie Student Council Alternate 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2.3,4; Musical 3.4; Mixed Chorus 2; Spanish Club 4; Girl’s Barbershop 4. Suddath, Donald Suess, Richard Band 3,4; Marching Band 3; Amateur Radio Club 2. Sullivan, Francis Junior Varsity Football 3; Track 3; Black Maskers 2; Spanish Club 2. Summerour, Jeffrey Swing, Ann Taylor, Susan Honor Roll 3; Transferred from C.W. Woodward High School. Intramurals 2; Musical 2. Taylor, John Honor Roll 4; French Club 2. Terry, Edward Terzian, David Class Representative 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Black Maskers 2,3,4; Vice President 3; Thespians 3,4; Musical 2,3.4; County Government Day 3. Tetlow, Linda Thear, Debra Student Council Representative 2; Class Committees 2,3,4; Drill Team 3.4; Vice-President 4; Civiteen Club 2,3; Ski Club 4; Future Nurses of America 2,3. Thomas, Harry Junior Varsity Football 2; Library Aide 2,3. Thomas. Michael Audio Visual Aide 3; Ecology Club 4; Mass Media Club 4. Thomas, Raymond Honor Roll 3,4. Thompson, Thomas Honor Roll 2.4; Junior Varsity Football 3; Track 2; Band 2.3,4; Marching Band 2.3.4; Dance Band 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Musical 3,4. Tippet, Charlene National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 2,3, 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Keyettes 3.4; Girls Sports Association 2,3,4; Ecology Club 3.4; School Spirit 3,4. Tomlinson, Tommie Tonneman, Mary Beth Student Council Representative 3,4; Class Secretary 3; Class Committees 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Intra-murals 2,3.4; TIDE 3. Black Maskers 2; Student Council Committees 3,4; Girls Sports Association 2,3,4. T rose lair, Mary Tucker, Dale Swim Team 2,3,4. JoAnn Haske wishes that the ROCKET photographer would stop taking pictures of her. Turner, Amy Tvardek, Diane Honor Roll 2,3. Twist, John Gregory Black Maskers 2,4; Musical 2,4; Latin Club Vice-President 2,3; Soccer 4. Vander-Staay, Shirley Future Nurses of America 2. Waas, Chris Honor Roll 4; Basketball Junior Varsity 2: Baseball Varsity 4; Band 2.3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Musical 3,4; Ski Club 4. Warren, James Waters, Mary Honor Roll 2; Future Teachers 3; Future Homemakers of America Treasurer 3. Weidemeyer, Kristie Honor Roll 2.3,4; Keyettes 3.4; ROCKET 4; French Club 3,4; Ski Club 4. Weinstein, Marc D.E.C.A. 4. Welch, Susan Student Council Representative 2.3.4; Class Committees 4; Honor Roll 2 3.4; Varsity Cheerleaders 3; Drill Team 4; Black Maskers 2.3,4; Musical 3; Mixed Chorus 2;- Choir 3,4. Wells, Elizabeth Honor Roll 2,3.4; Latin Club 3. Westlein. Ronnine Honor Roll 4; Future Nurses of America 2; F.H.A. 2. Weston-Dawkes. Mark Student Council Representative 4; Honor Roll 2.3.4; Tennis 3: It’s Academic 4; Debate Club 2,3; Aide 4; Cycle Club 4. Whalen, George Senior • 127 Wheatley, Janet Honor Roll 2,3.4: Intramurals 2.3.4: Keyettes 4; Coordination Council 4; Girls Sports Association 2,3,4 Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; School Spirit 2.4. White, Stevie Basketball Junior Varsity 2; Basketball Varsity 3,4. Whitney, Carolyn Black Maskers 4; Transferred. Whittaker. Paul Student Council Representative 2.3; Student Council Executive Committee Parliamentarian 4: President 4; Honor Roll 2.3.4: Tennis 2. Captain 3,4: “It’s Academic” 4; Debate Club 2: French Club 3; Math Team Captain 3,4. Wilkinson, Steve Track 2. Williams. Richard Student Council Representative 4: Honor Roll 3,4; Ecology Club 3,4; Bicycle Club President 4; ReACT Representative 4. Wit ten burg, John Wolfe, Deborah Wong. Benita Student Council Representative 3; Class Committee 4; National Honor Society 3,4: Honor Roll 2,3.4; TIDE Copy Editor 4; French Club 3; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Future Teachers 2; French Scrabble Team 3,4; Alternate Senior Class Representative 4. Woods, Lawrence Woods. David Honor Roll 2,3.4: Football Junior Varsity 2: Basketball Junior Varsity 2. Varsity 3; Youth City 3. Woolfitt, Denise Honor Roll 3,4; Intramurals 2; Civiteens 2; Senior Class Representative 4; Sophomore Class Representative Alternate 2; Student Council Committees 2. Wright, Wayne Honor Roll 2; Junior Varsity Football 2; Varsity 3.4; Track 3,4. Wurtzel, Kenneth National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3, 4; TIDE 4; Black Maskers 2.3.4; Thespians 3.4; Latin Club 2. P.A. Club 4; Ecology Club 3; Bicycle Club 4 President. Wysong, David Junior Varsity Football 2; Varsity 3,4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. Younkers, Sharon Honor Roll 2,3; D.E.C.A. 3.4: M.A.D.E.C.A. 3,4. Ziff, Harold Honor Roll 4; Band 2.3. Williams, Florence Williams, Martha Woods, Harold Woods, Mark Zoche, Frank Ski Club 4. Four smiling princesses await the royal decision. 128 • Seniors I Seniors • 129 Pete Hancock make one of the defense’ many interceptions. Linda Fusco strikes a pose for the ROCKET photographer. L)an Rosenberg swiftly whips out the candy bar in his secret compartment. Pat Reilly and Jenny Peters find class a laughing matter. Dave Wysong asks Joanne Smith, “What’s wrong with my clothes?” GAIL HEIM BECOMES THE HEART TROPICAL Patti Mather Kim kunzig INTRIGUE. Mary Beth Tonneman Nan Bentley- Pat Reilly Georgeann Crawford Sandy Phillips Mary Angelo Paula Fehr Terry O'Connell Janet Garrett Carol Hoppenjans Wilvia Medina Karen King Nancy Seawright Barbara Clark Debbie Nel.-on Gail Heim Karen Stewart Barbara Brown 134 • Student Life Princesses and escorts look on as Mr. Dawson congratulates Gail Heim. STUDENTS GET INTO THE Eddie LeMieux proudly stands with his queen, Gail Heim. Sharon Sakate decides the best way to get to Homecoming is to float there. £ I PUMPKIN CARVING: Connie Fleenor thinks that she. Sue Augusty and Bev Kitzinger have made the best pumpkin. R.M.’s I it l lest Koeket rules at the Halloween festivities. Jill Remissong's “Little Baby Bumpkin Pumpkin” was asked, “Do you walk and talk loo??? 136 • Student Life Some of Dave Shuma's friends chose him to sculpture at the contest. STUDENTS TOOK EVERYTHING OUT ON THE PUMPKINS. Why won't anyone carve me, cries a lonely pumpkin. Mr. Butler is anxious to see the winning pumpkin. A few of the “Heavy Heads survey the scene. Robin Olsen cries, “The devil made me do it! “MY THREE ANGELS” FLIES HIGH. Fred Dobbs gets his point across. Doug Krentzlin and Mark Allen can't believe that Robin Olsen actually died of stage fright! A happy hello greets Child Development students every day. THE CROWD GIVES THEIR ATTENTION TO Mr. Dobrick. outlines the ROCKETS’ strong points and strategies at a fall pep rally. THE CENTER RING AT ASSEMBLIES. Murry Alpern, of the Maryland Consumer Affairs Board, warns students of consumer traps. Lynchburg College Choir entertains R.M. students at an optional music assembly. Student Life • 141 Mike Sammer, Ralph Galloway, and Steve Murfin find that broadcasting can he very entertaining. POTPOURRI FROLIC John Brown plays “Fur Elise on his guitar 142 • Student Life Mrs. Wilson offers the audience a chance to enjoy opera. PROVES TO BE Soloist Marty Boland, accompanied by Mike Sammer, sings “Colour World. Robin While adds variety to the show. AN ENJOYABLE EXPERIENCE Doug Krentzlein’s use of pantomime makes an effective story. FOR BOTH FACULTY AND STUDENTS. Mr. Dahlin and friends relax on stage. Student Life • 143 Ami they danced, danced, danced . . . until the ewitching hour. Dancing becomes an all night thing for Seniors. The evening was topped off with music provided by the talented 1906 Co. SENIOR BANQUET AND DANCE — A MEMORABLE OCCASION FOR SENIORS. Mr. and Mrs. Butler display a new style of slow dancing. Tara Fleming finds Greg Twist’s attention not on her but Allan Begosh and Chris Jester dug out their Sunday best for the Banquet. Kristie Weidemeyer displays her talent in the opera field. Senior Class sponsor, Mrs. Bills, enjoys herself at the senior banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Dipped found the Senior Banquet, “A most enjoyable evening. Barbara Coleman and Ron Newcomb find time to clown around after dinner. on his dancing. No food is belter than circus food. Scoll Myers and Barbara Shauiis are amused to find their hands are stuck to a lock. Roberta Jaffey still enjoys making mud pies. 'T The cafeteria is left deserted after a noon performance. Colonel Stine , RM’s own mad mathematician. ... WE RE PROUD OF OUR CREW. The crowd watches the well-trained strong men perform their stunts. A future R.M. clown models the latest styles. ORGANIZATIONS Bottom row: T. Fleming, secretary; D. Stephenson, treasurer; K. Sacco, vice-president. Row 2: L. Cheslosky, C. Tippett, M. Avramovic, L. Gathers, M. Rolfe. N. Roylance. D. Rains, S. Polansky. Row 3: T. Mosiman, P. Myers, A. Pryzgocki, L. Krall. M. Tonneman, B. Christianson, J. Patton, F. Carrion. Row 4: B. Steele, M. Mabon. J. Belliveau. P. Lewis, V. Strange, V. Labrador, L. Prymas, D. Painter, K. Rabin, D. Rosenberg, F. Dobbs. Row 5: J. Ruthburg, S. Sakate, D. Lowe, J. Smith, C. Golden, P. Fehr, R. Burdette, I). Schuma. K. Mulholland. T. Field. Top row: J. Blackwell, S. Beale, J ( apian. P. McLellan, K. Hundemer, R. Bonner, J. Brown, D. Terzian, J. Lloyd. R. DeVault. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Well-rounded students fulfilling the qualifications of outstanding citizenship, leadership, scholarship, and service are eligible to he inducted into the National Honor Society. Last fall. 3 seniors, B. Clark. J. Hudson, ami M. Kolfe. were inducted and the spring induction added about 50 more honor students to the organization. President Paul Whittaker continued the tradition of offering tutoring service to students in need of extra help. 150 • Organizations K. Mulholland, M. Tonneman, C. Golden. P. Whittaker, Pres.; J. Rothberg. HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISTS R.M. Students in the upper third of their elass who have done superior work in some phase of school publications such as writing, editing, business management or production and were members of either the ROCKETT or the TIDE staffs were eligible to become members of Quill and Scroll, the International Society for High School Journalists. The induction of both junior and senior members was held in the early spring with parents of inductees as guests. a. f ra. ha— sj,.. . .1.«. 4 !• ,,, m.i.•� � - ■ .� «• 1 • .4 t 1, 1 fA$ - n. ,, V M� 'l — A , ,K - I.MA � � • -+ ' ' i - 4- • • ■ ■ It i— It . 4 4 Hu Mfui y f ARE HONORED IN QUILL AND SCROLL Sitting: D. Rosenburg, B. Brown, S. Fischetti, K. Rubin. Standing: S. Berman, P. Emerson, B. Wong, J. Romney, A. Prysgocki, K. V ridemeyer, R Green. B. Clark. K. Sacco, A. Peiser, P. Reilly, J. Garrett, P. McLellan. D. Jeffs. L. Krall. I). Painter, R. Burrelli. Organizations • 151 STUDENT COUNCIL PROVIDES A FORUM Senior Representatives: Bottom Row: T. Field, B. (’.lark. K. Sacco. K. Mulholiand. Second Row : C. Golden, L. Prymas. T. O’Connell. Top Row: S. Baltin. R. Mella. M. Tonneman, K. McLelland. Junior Representatives: Bottom Row: S. McGrew, W. Wallenmayer, T. Caruso, A. Reiser. Second Row: C. Simonini, L. Pelddes, I.. Witte, J. Burton. L. Ing, S. Shawn. Top Row: J. Caravaggio, S. Murfin, S. DiLeon. I.. Burrelli. J. Thalhamer. 152 • Organizations Sophomore Representatives: Bottom Row: M. Lewis, W. Zetts. A. Fragoyannis, D. Kirkpatrick. Second Row: J. Runnels, G. Tonneman, S. Barnes, K. Shoe, I). Douglass. Top Row: R. Brenner, E. Hyman, J. Davis, B. Smouse, J. Miller, K. Oshinski. FOR STUDENT OPINION John Brown wants to know who has moved to adjourn before the meeting has even begun. Student involvement was an important keynote to Student Council policy last year. Under the leadership of President John Brown, a task force was organized to make the best use of student resources. In an effort to improve communications and to boost interest in Student Council projects, all general meetings were opened to any excused student who wished to attend. The Student Council sponsored various activities during the year, including College Night, the Homecoming festivities, and the Charity Drive, the proceeds of which went to aid Pakistani refugees. Organizations 153 Sitting: J. Brown, Col. Stiness sponsor, T. Mosimann, L. Woods. Standing: J. Blackwell, J. Binnex. J. Myers, I . Nuttycomhe, M. Angelo, J. Belliveau, H. Masonson. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE A mixture of tradition and innovation marked the progress of the Student Council last year. Innovative programs, such as a student grievance procedure and teacher evaluation, were initiated mainly through the efforts of the Executive Committee. Open meetings, in addition to the daily fourth period session, were held twice a week after school to enable interested students to express their feelings about pending Student Council business or to introduce any new ideas for legislation. On the traditional side, the Executive Committee arranged such annual events as the Homecoming Dance, a night of Tropical Intrigue,” the Pumpkin Carving Contest, and the Charity Drive. In May, the Executive Committee conducted elections for next year’s officers, their final duty. The MCR, a body of representatives from Montgomery County high school student councils, became involved in many controversial issues concerning the student and the school system. Several delegates participated in a joint committee with the County Education Association and tin Council of PTA’s to make recommendations on the proposed policy for evaluating and reporting student progress. Other proposals included standardizing of the 7-period day in all county high schools and establishing a student grievance procedure on a country-wide basis. MCR also sponsored CO AC, the Conference on American Civilization. The annual program of seminars on contemporary topics was held in March at Northwood High School. The Richard Montgomery delegates to MCR were John Brown. Theresa Mosimann. Kathy Sacco, and Leonard Burrelli. 154 • Organizations John Brown, Theresa Mosimann. Kathy Sacco, Leonard Burrelli. Standing: I). Munroe, C. Cloud. I). Smith. M. Gilles, k. Osgood, R. Galloway, R. Hunter, I). Terzian, F. Dobbs. Sitting: M. Allen. P. Fehr, S. Battin. R. Newcomb, K. Wurtzel. INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY “Hello Dolly” captured the center ring last April when Broadway came to the R.M. stage. This lively musical, directed by Mrs. Pauline Burkett and staged by Vlrs. Kathy Reed, involved the bard work and talent of many Thespians. The highlight of the year for the troup, however, was the Potpourri Frolic. The annual show, sponsored by the Thespians, starred many talented students and faculty members in a fun-filled evening of music and comedy. In addition, the Thespians again hosted a county-wide forensics tournament in February, concluding a successful season for R.M.’s own contenders. Carol Ratliff on opening night. Robin Olson pleads for some understanding. MY THREE ANGELS Julie Hermsen intensively rehearses her part. Fred Dobbs is raught in a web of tension. Dave kizler discovers a hang nail. kH« llo, Dolly!” and “My Three Angles” were the major productions of the Black Maskers, KM s Drama club, under the direction of Mrs. Pauline Burkett. After finishing their successful fall production of “My Three Angels”, the Black Maskers assisted the Thespians with the “Potpourri Frolic” and the Forensics Tournament at KM on February 5. They also participated in the Maryland Drama Festival with the presentation of a one-act play. The second hig production, the spring musical, “Hello Dolly!”, was one in which the whole school participated. The Black Maskers provided the nucleus of the production staff and also captured many leading and supporting roles. . . . AND IN THE CENTER RING. . THE BLACK MASKERS The lighting crew proved to he invaluable to all productions. President Ralph Galloway conducts one of many Black Maskers Meetings. DEBATE CLUB Last year’s Debate Club afforded its members vast and varying opportunities in organized argumentation. The Club involved itself in several intra-school debates covering topics from U.S. foreign affairs to more personalized interests. Since its start in 1969, the Club has expanded its scope of activities by helping collect money at the Re ACT Back-to-School-Night. Membership in the National Forensics League, an organization which supports excellence in debate and forensics, was awarded the R.M. Club in 1971-72. Bottom Row: M. Rollins, L. Clark. Top Row Shuc. Standing: S. Evans. B. Celin, J. Needham. M. Villforlh. R. Austin. S. Shawn. K STUDENTS PURSUE THEIR V ARIOUS Bottom Row : A. Przygocki, D. Rains. T. Mosimann, S. Chang, K. House, T. Deshelter, I). Marotty. Second Row: L. Carroll, M. D'Aguano, G. Mountney, J. Golden, K. Weidemyer, C. Ely, J. Campini. Top Row : K. Osgood, K. Sacco, S. Patton, V Roylance. T. Porter, S. Berman. L. Sheppard. A. Morgan. G. Campbell. FRENCH CLUB Last year in celebration of Christmas the French Club provided Chansons de Noel at the Carroll Hall Nursing Home in Kensington and became involved for the second successful season in the French Scrabble tournament. The French Club float in the Homecoming Parade used the old theme of “French Fry the Spartans”, but the float walked rather than rode. Trips to a French Bazaar and luncheon added interest to the ear. Left to Right: J. Caplan, K. Galvin, J. Burton, T, Seuss, G. Blaw. L. Tabler, B. Nydcgger. LCASC SICW CARnc hag az,� c LIBRARY AIDES Last year R.M.’s Library Aides could be seen shelving endless piles of returned books, or checking out others. I hev also assisted the expanded audio-visual department which served both faculty and students. To the newer students in the school, the Aides proved to be of assistance in locating hooks or magazines. INTELLECTUAL ENDEAVORS. Left to Right: J. Golden,R.Olson, S. Polansky.C. Perry, Mrs. Weaver, P. Wilson. Sitting: R. Galloway. F.T.A. Meeting every other Friday the Future Teachers of America Club assisted by Mrs. Weaver, the club sponsor, continued to prepare themselves for a lifelong career. Included in the club's agenda was the presentation of the Teacher of the Year Award to the R.M. teacher who best demonstrated in the eyes of club members. the rigid standards and high expectations of the profession. P.A. CLUB Kneeling: B. Hawkins, M. King. R. Bonner. Standing: H. Staudinger. K. Wurtzel, G. Blau, R. Hunter. The PA Club provided Richard Montgomery last year with sound system services for sports events, assemblies, plays and all other activities within the school which require superior sound magnification facilities. SERVING R.M. SCHOOL STORE Sometime during last year we all found ourselves without pen, paper or ruler and turned in great need to the School Store. Increasing the School Store's popularity, for the first time last year, was the sale of gum and candy. Always there to assist were Leila Scott. Kim Kunzig, Teri O'Connell. Mr. Baroni Sponsor, and Nancy Hageman. L. Scott, K. Kunzig. T. O'Connell. Mr. Baroni Sponsor, !N. Hageman. 160 • Organizations SKI CLUB Gene Langston. Director of the Charnita Ski Patrol, started off the 1971-72 Ski Season at R.M.H.S. by presenting a lecture to Ski Club members about safety on the slopes. The forty-members bad planned two ski trips to Round Top, but due to lack of snow at local ski areas “Think Snow” became a popular slogan among members. Seated: A. Przygocki, S. Lanum, B. Barnhart. B. Clark. First Row: K. King. K. Weidemeyer, P. Myers, J. Scalamandre, M. Amromovich, S. Dodge, C. Card, D. Fitzpatrick, L. Trosclair. Second Row: S. Berman. C. Robertson, E. Grossman, J. (.olden. M. Rizzo. M. Hughes. I). Kirkpatrick, J. Weimar, G. Trosclair. Third Row: D. Freeman, J. Kizler, B. Nelson, L. Burrelli, R. Freeland, S. Dil.eo, J. Blackwell, C. Waas, F. Zoche, J. O’Reilly. NEW ORGANIZATIONS TO R.M. YOGA CLUB Another new face last year to Richard Montgomery’s roster of organizations was the Yoga Club. Under the direction of Mrs. Maxine Shank, the guru or leader, members studied the Hindu positions necessary for perfect tranquility. First Row: C. Koenigshef, K. Poore. Maxine Shank Instructor. J. Christy, K. Shuc. Second Row: J. Belliv eau. M. Frick. B. Fredericks, C. Seddon. M. Rolfc. Third Row: C. Perry, D. Morrati, K. Shuma. Organizations • 161 Seated: S. Sakate, K. Hundemer, L. Gathers, A. Pryzgocki. First Row: J. Myers, T. Mosimann, P. Myers, K. Weidemeyer, K. Shuma. C. Tippet. Second Row: J. Brown. H. Oblonsky, I). Lowe, C. Rainwater. J. Wheatley, M. Conn. S. McGrew, I.. Sheppard. Third Row: I). Batz, S. Dodge. R. Weslein. M. Marshall. B. Savage, C. Fleenor, L. Yater, A. Morgan. KEYETTES • 72” The Keyettes is comprised of members who lend their services lo community activities as well as school activities. Last year they helped to guide sophomores to their prospective classes during orientation, as well as to make signs ami to post them in homerooms which welcomed upper classmen hack to school. Besides helping guide parents to classes during Back to School Night”, their other activities included: Friendship Week, selling mistletoe at Christmas, and the selling of candygrams during the week of St. Valentine's. 162 • Organization- Motion) How: Mr. Honiick, sponsor; G. Weller, president; J. Shadoan, vice president; A. Hacker, secretary; C. Smoot, treasurer; R. Hawksford. reporter. Second Row: W. Harrison, I. Bell, I). Vaughn, M. Mangene, S. Lawson, P. Forgy, k. Grezch. Top Row: G. Bosley, E. Carter. J. Reed, R. Fow, D. HofTmaster, F. Williams. D.E.C.A. DECA. the Distributive Education Clubs of America, is composed of students who attend Richard Montgomery in the morning and are employed in the afternoon. Enrolled in the work program these students learn the various aspects of business through classwork and actual experience. Among the activities DECA participated in this year were: taking inventory at E.J. Korvette Company; the Maryland Association Distributive Education Clubs of America State Leadership Conference; the 15th Annual Employer-Employee Banquet; and the national DECA Leadership Conference in Los Angeles, California. Organizations • 163 Initiation and a picnic at Great Falls started the year off for G.S.A. Christinas caroling followed by a party, hockey, and a Field Day for Junior High School girls rounded out I lie year for the Girls Sports Association. Top Row: L. Roldan. M. Moon, V. Needham, I.. Woods, S. Gorden. B. Bahr. S. Chang, E. James, S. Wheatley. Second Row: M. Tonneman. B. kilzinger, N. Thompson,.!. Colden. J. Olson, L. Wilson. C. klansek. k. Rippel. Third Row: B. Ratliff. L. Bard. L. Witte, E. Grossman, M. Stevens, k. Aloi, B. Peter, C.Tippet. Bottom Row: J. Muir V. Pres. M. Pennington Pres. J. W'heatley Sec.. Tres. 1( I • Irgani .ations New last year al R.M. was the Bovs’ and Girls' Barbershop Group, an extension of the previous year's Barbershop Quartet. The Group sang at various school activities and outside functions. At the Peary Pep Hally “Beat Those Huskies” a new song, was composed and sung by the boys. The girls performed Christopher Robin at the annual Christmas Assembly. Back Row: I). Berry. D. Terzean, 1. Sammer. M. Gilles, I). Munroe, P. Rane ter. Front Row: I). Rains, S. Allen,T. Mosimann. V. Strange, J. Morris, P. Fehr. R.M.’S MUSICAL TALENT Standing: I). Rains. J. ketcham. I). Munroe, J. Morris, P. Banister, k. Phebus,S. Allen, kneeling: F. Taylor, G. Mountrev, M. Sammer, M. Stevens, A. Geoffrion. S. Pulvcr. Sitting: C. McConnell. S. Bradley, R. Newcomb. T. Mosimann The Madrigals did their usual outstanding job this year. They performed not only at school functions but at Rockville Presbyterian Church. State Superintendents Meeting, Sibley Hospital, and at the Methodist Church with the R.M. Orchestra. Organizations 165 Bottom Row: S. Bradley, R. Woodward, G. Ercolani, L. Peebles, K. House, F. Taylor, I). Berry, M. Hughes, S. Donaldson, J. Morris, M. D'Aguano, C. Easter, I). Rains. Second Row: T. Mosimann, S. Welch, G. Mountney, S. Robertson, D. Stevens, L. Gathers. B. Jenkins, J. Warren, B. Christianson, J. Myers, L. Carter, G. Moulton, k. McConnell. J. ketcham, M. Rolfe, P. Lightfoot. Third Row: T. O’Connell, C. Golden, D. Smith, T. Fleming, K. Osgood, B. Steele, R. Galloway. M. Norkin, C. Tropp. J. Mulhern, P. Bannister, J. Sorg, S. Beall, S. Allen, D. Flynn, . Strange. Top Row: T. Tuel. N. Hill. W. Wallenmeyer. K. Carillo, A. Geoffrion, S. Evans, M. Gilles. M. Boland, J. Rollins, J. Brown, M. Sammer, S. Pulver, D. Terzian. D. Monroe. K. Phebus, P. Fehr. MUSIC RINGS THROUGHOUT . . Twenty year robes yielded place to new in 1971-72, for the R.M. Choir. New robes were made possible by the success of a vigorous candy drive in the fall. Under the direction of Mr. Henry Benedict, the Choir sang its way through another active year. The Choir enhanced the Christmas concert with several bright songs, and Benjamin Britten's “Ceremony of Carols”. They also sang for the Wheaton Senior Citizens, the Rockville Women's Club, and the Rockville Rotary Cub. In the spring concert, Bach’s “Kantate”, and Benjamin Britten's “Gloriana , were part of their repertoire. Mr. Benedict was also the musical ilirector for the spring musical. Hello Dolly, in which several Choir members participated. Traditionally, the Choir's final performance of the year was for the Commencement exercises in Cole Field House, at the University of Maryland. Choral director, Mr. Benedict. 166 • Organization . . . FROM DEDICATED, TALENTED VOICES Choir Officers: Theresa Mosimann. Brian Christianson, Sue Allen, Mike Summer. Paula Fehr. First Row: S. DeShelter, S. Chang, S. Patton. Second Row: S. Bradly, M. DWguanno. K. House, D. Rains. Third Row: G. Mount, T. Mosimann, S. Polansky. FOLK AND PIANO CLUB A Folk Club member demonstrates the proper guitar technique. A melange of informal sing-alongs and formal concerts was the style of the Folk and Piano Club gatherings last year. Because the members' musical tastes were so varied, strains of a medley of such composers as J.S. Bach and Joan Baez might have been heard at any Friday afternoon meeting. 168 • Organizations The Marching Band hit a high note of excitement during the pre-game and half-time shows of the ,71-'72 football season. In addition, the hand played at various community functions, among them the Bethesda Christmas Parade, in which they placed second, and the Ground Breaking Ceremony for the Rockville Police Academy. Kneeling: James Warren. Bottom Row: M. Simpson, M. Peterson, J. Thalhamer, R. Green. C. Will, K. Baker, L). Morgan. Second Row: C. Ricks, B. Kelly, G. Frederick, S. Dodge. L. Wilson. D. Rains, J. Ouska, L. Carroll. Third Row: B. Gelin, J. Patton, M. Gaffey. G. Butts, R. Schwartz, C. Fleenor, S. Beale, C. Swing, I). Wittenburg. Fourth Row: M. Shadoan. T. Bjorson, S. Banks, B. Fetterly, R. Moore, J. Farrell, J. Kaufman. Fifth Row: D. Shuma, G. Trosclair, S. Murfin, C. Waas, I). Mote, S. Soya, B. Harper, II. Davies, M. McCarthy. Top Row: B. Baker, M. King, B. Rheinhold, J. Abrahams, S. Wilke, T. Miler, G. Glrick, R. Laeanow, M. Gaflfey. FROM SOUSA TO STRAVINSKY. The marching band beats and blows at the September Pep Rally. Bottom Row: I). Bland. I). Blitz, A. Swing. Top Row: T. Burke. K. Shue. S. kandel, K. Dupuis R. Lofti. K.M.’s Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Dahl in, played a variety of “tunes” last year. Flaying in the Christmas Assembly and performing in the concerts held for the community were just a few of the duties of the orchestra. Livening up concerts and assemblies, R.M.’s Stage Band rocked its way through the 71-72 school year. Then in the spring, the Orchestra. Stage Band and Concert Band combined together to play in the Spring Musical HELLO DOLLY! R.M. MUSICIANS PROVIDE THE CIRCUS MUSIC. 170 • Organization MAJORETTES To the beat of the Marching Band. Routines by R.M.’s Majorettes supplemented the efforts of the football team. For many spectators, the highlight of the games was not watching the struggle of the players but rather enjoying the half-time high stepping show. The Majorettes practiced long hours to make eaeh show' successful. A job well done. Majorettes! Sitting: Toni Suess, Susan Barnes. Standing: Brenda Sisson. Bottom Row : K. McClelland; N. Ilagamen, Captain; L. Berti. Second Row: I). Lechner; I). Bat .; T. Berti. COLOR GUARD With the colorful flags of the school, state, and country, the ’71-’72 Color Guard brightened up every home football game. Practicing with the Band. Drill Team and Majorettes, the Color Guard perfected their marching with ease. This year, the girls added a new routine with rifl es and formed the Rifle Corps. The Color Guard seemed to add just enough variety to ‘ 'spice’' up pre-game and half-time shows. Organizations 171 Eleven energetic arsity Cheerleaders set a spirited pace for another sports Tilled year. Beginning in August with morning practices, the cheerleaders continued the traditions of painting a hoop for the football team to run through at game openings, ol painting assorted spirit boosting signs, of cheering at the “Vi elconic Back assembly held on the first day of school, ami ol sponsoring the fall Pep Rally. Supplementing these traditions were hake sales held at home basketball games to raise money to pay for the Cheerleader ROCKET page, and a uniformed mascot, tiny Tracey allhall to grace the basketball court. Varsity Cheerleaders say “Hello”. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS PROV IDE FUEI K. Muller. D. Conrad, S. Gallagher. L. Krall, B. Brown. P. Reilly, J. Garrett. C. Shaw. P. Nuttycombe, J. Romney, A. Peiser. Pat Reilly. Co-Captain ...FOR THE ROCKETS Janet Garrett, Co-Captain NEW CHANGES IN Al the pep rally, Kathy Shuma finds that the football team gets the rare treat of seeing a cheerleader in action. The familiar faces of the J.V. cheerleaders resemble awesome fo. J.V. ADD TO R.M. SPIRIT. Bottom Row: K. Dupuis, S. Barnes, K. Shuma, L. Via. Second Row: D. Blitz J F Top Row: A. Fragoyannis. A. Fortunato. K. Helzer, G. Holland. usco, I). Coleman, S. Freeland. Early tryouts, twelve cheerleaders, and new uniforms marked a deviation from the J.V. squads of the past. Captained by Susan Barnes and sponsored by Mrs. McDonald, the cheerleaders were able to lend a helping hand to the Pep Hally activities. Bottom Row: C. Grady, A. Przygocki, I). Latta, A. Swing. Second Row: T. Mosimann, S. Osborne, V. Labrador captain, N. Reddick, T. Caruso. Third Row: G. Crawford, S. McGrcw, I). Thear co-captain, P. Lewis co-captain. J. Brown, H. Dolan, fourth Row: S. Phillips, K. Stewart, L. Ing. J. Gableman, S. Sakate, I). Longest. Fifth Row: R. Westlein, C. Sherrod, L. Chcslosky, L. Woods, C. Golden, S. Allen. Top Row: S. Welch, K. Osgood. B. Savage manager, G. Hawkins manager, I). King. M. McGolrick. DRILL TEAM ’72 The “Big Three” of the Drill Team smile with pleasure at the close of another well-performed routine. The 1971-72 edition of the Richard Montgomery Drill Team provided an extra spot of color and enjoyment during the half-time shows of the Rocket's football games. The polish and precision that was shown on the field was due to the leadership of captain Vivian Labarador, and sponsor Mr. Dahlin. Not only was the year’s Drill Team active in school sponsored activities, but it also played an important role in our high school community relations. The Drill Team gave its services to the city council and performed with the Marching Band lor the opening night ceremonies of the Rockville Football League in Dogwood Park. Community aw areness was an end product of a well-rounded and useful year for the Drill Team. Seniors Sue Allen and Doretla Longest gel a kick out of performing at half-time. Bottom Row: I . McClellan, K. Rabin. D. Rosenburg. J. Oshinski. Second Row: R. Crcen. D. Painter, S. Sakate, C. Culleen. Third Row: V. Palerno. P. Emerson, S. Murfin. E. Wilisch,T. Mulhern. Top Row: P. Toland. P. Weldon. B. May, R. Steiner. EVERYTHING UNDER THE BIG TOP WAS REVIEWED. . . Last year the MONTGOMERY TIDE traveled in new directions toward better communication and expression within R.M. The TIDE opened its pages to the student public with a well received arts page, “Sunshine and Shadows.” R.M. students made significant contributions in the areas of news and feature writing as well. In order to increase student interest, the 1 IDE changed its format at midyear and decreased the sales price to an unprecedented ten cents. Along with the shortened nameplate of “TIDE’ , the publication gained student support and pledges of assistance from RE-ACT, Student Council, ami the administration. I IDE s optimistic co-editors Kurt Rabin and Dan Rosenberg aided by sponsor. Mrs. Rosebery, channeled the staff's energy to much positive comment on the school. It was a sunny year for the TIDE and its readers. Co-editor-in-chief, Dan Roscnburg, listens open-mindedly with a closed hood. Paul McClellan is amused hy his keen sense of humor in the TIDE room. 176 • Organizations . . . IN THE 1972 TIDE. Steve Murfin proofreads his story before typing it. Tide members enjoy listening to recent issues. NEW SIDE SHOWS ENCOURAGE ACTS OF FRIENDSHIP. Bottom Row: J. Morris, G. Starret. J. Fisher. Top Row: S. Polansky, R. O’Neal, B. Nelson. J. Barchers, S. Ludwig. Love anti friendship! These were the watchwords of a new club at Richard Montgomery last year - the Jesus People Club. The Jesus People movement swept the country bringing fulfillment and companionship to city and country-. R.M.'s members met after school and read and discussed the Bible and took part in many rap sessions. Organizations 177 Bottom Row: Rita Grant. Janet Garrett, Linda Krall, Pat Reilly, Patti Nuttycomhc. Second Row: Jarki Sorg, Barbara Brown, Sheree Fishetti, Rena Fazio, Anne Przygocki. Third Row: Sue Berman, Alison Peiser, Anne Simonini, Kathy Sacco, Bill Rothlauf. John Kizler. Fourth Row: Joanne Smith. James Simon. Debbie Fitzpatrick. Kim Osgood, Barbara (dark, Kristie Weidemeyer. Not Pictured: Ricki Burrelli. Last year s ROCKE I was an attempt to capsulatc R.M.’s 1971-72 school year. Under the guidance of Mrs. Evelyn Dippell and the editors-in-chief, Barbara Brow n and Sheree Fischetti, the ROCKET Staff managed to make last years hook the best ever. Many changes marked last years book, starting with a new theme the R.M. Circus”, which included a sixteen page color introduction, nine full color dividers, better pictures, and even a new and better grade of paper. Meeting deadlines was a major task for the R( H.KR I staff last year, but hard work and patience helped tin staff accomplish its goals. 178 • Organizations BEHIND THE CREATIVE ROCKET SCENE, THE STAFF REFLECTS A CIRCUS THEME. Mrs. Dippell, Rocket advisor, takes time out for a quick pose with Kathy Sacco, business manager, Bill Kothlauf, photographer, Barbara Brown and Shercc Fischetti, co-editors-in-chief. Jamie Simon enjoys working on his ‘'layouts”. The Rocket staff finds choosing pictures to be one of the hardest jobs in making a yearbook. Staff members I.inda Krall and Rita Grant discover the correct method of using a pencil. Organizations • 179 ' oga Club members attempt the difficult “pretzel position. VARIED INTERESTS BRING. . . The R.M. Marching Band keeps in step at half-time . . . would you believe in tune? Sophomore Class Officers: Kneeling: Carolyn Lusk. Standing: Cynthia Nugent. David Douglas, Jill Golden. . STUDENTS TOGETHER. The Varsity Cheerleaders lead enthusiastic Rockets on to another victory. Band members “Let it Snow” during the Christmas assembly. Bottom Row: L. Jones, S. Beall, M. Rizzo, J. McKeever, J. Hughes, N. Layton, L. Schneider, J. Lipsitz, W. Lathum, Coach Joe Dobrick. Second Row: J. At nip, R. Summerour, P. Gwinn, R. Steiner, W. Wright, R. Riley, M. Harding, E. Terry, J. Smith, I). Brudzinski, B. Demar, Coach Mr. Hinds. Third Row: K. Wheelbarger, K. Krause, R. Porreca, I). Wysong, K. Wilson, N. Gross, B. Milner, E. LeMieux, J. Mullins, R. Adams, C. King, Coach Mr. Dawson, Mgr. J. Hudson. Top Row: J. Davidson, E. Collins, P. Hancock, G. Baker, S. Dileo, P. Kaelin, D. Fitzpatrick, L. Redman. J. O’Riley, Z. Fleenor.J. Brown, K Simpson. J. Metta. R.M. ROCKETS COME DOWN TO EARTH . . . Lewis Redman kicks off another R.M. season. RM 20 RM 26 i|M 6 RM 27 RM 27 RM 26 RM 13 RM 24 RM 6 RM 0 Walter Johnson .......... 12 W alt Whitman ............6 Springbrook..............21 BCC.......................6 Northwood................13 Blair.....................0 Rockville ................7 Gaithersburg..............0 Peary.....................7 W heaton ................19 184 • Athletics Despite not winning the County Champion ship for the first time in five years. Coach Joe Dobrick built a strong contender out of a Rocket team that was overlooked by sport experts throughout the county. A mere extra point cost the Rockets a shot at the championship. A hard-hitting, BENDING, hut not BREAKING defense, was the key to many RM victories. All-American running-back, Ricky Suinmerour spotlighted the Rocket offense again. Eddie Terry, Chuck King, and the rest of the offensive squad also gave fine performances. Other senior standouts responsible for a successful season were Pete Hancock, Glenn Baker, Jim O’Riley, Zane Fleenor, John Brown. Rich Porreca, Norman Gross. Dave Vi ysong. Brian Demar, Wayne Wright, Jim Atnip, Joe Smith. Kelly Simpson, and Ben Milner. Another crunching R.M. drive ended hy a touchdown. BUT PREPARE TO RELOAD. Coach Dobrick gives words of advice to quarterback Chuck King. Chuck King operate the R.M. offen e. “Where are my receivers?” wonders Chuck King. . . .and toughens . . . . . . and capitalizes on a Wayne Wright interception. Y E A R 0 F I N C H E S F 0 R R. M. The RM power sweep, mastered by Eddie Terry . . . I S. ' . . . and Ricky Summerour. An RM foothall player alone in his thoughts after a disappointing season. Fighting off constant injuries to key players, the 1971 Junior Varistv Football team ground out an impressive 3 win. 4 loss. 1 tie record. Coaches Barnes and Brown worked hard with the 1k vs all year as a spirit of never say die” carried the team into each game. Juniors Bill Baisey and Boh Tolbert, along with sophomore Greg Rizzo spearheaded the JY attack and led the way to many impressive games. With the first year for the hoys tueked away, the ROCKETS should certainly capture next season. The J. . Rockets flurry into action. J.V. SHOWS SIGNS OF FILLING VARSITY SHOES. R.M. 6 R.M. 6 R.M 26 B.C.C. 0 R.M. 29 R.M. 6 R.M. R.M. R.M. 0 Left to Right: Bottom Row: D. Clark. D. Boland, R. Patten, K. Simmons, G. Rizz„. B. Baisey, C. Worth. Second Row: D. Smith. M. Bedard. D. Allnut, S. Banks, S. McAllister, G. Hardgrovc, G. Ulrick. Third Row: J. Leath, I.. Hulse. T. Healy. H. Medina, B. Tolbert. J. Weathington, K. Jennings. Fourth Row: J. Kuchinsk., J. Brown D. Orr. B. Hancock, D. Kasperski. T. Clingan. D. Crosby. Top Row: D. Roznikov. J. Farrell. C. Thompson. P. Roznikov, A. Hines. B. Witchendall. ROCKETS ON TOP, OPPONENTS PURSUING 'EM . . . Kneeling: . King, B. Baiscy. I . Gwinn. E. Terry, Standing: B, Riniel. K. Simpson, K. Hodgson, S. White, M. Keller, T. Cheeks. Coach Earl Walthall. For the .second consecutive year the Richard Montgomery ROCKETS were just inches away from a Montgomery County Class A. Championship. The ROCKETS maintained a masterful 19 - 1 overall record next to Class A Champion Einstein's 12 - 8 record. At the end of the regular season, both teams were tied with a 5 - 1 record in their division; thus, forcing the ROCKETS into a playoff game. The over -confident ROCKETS fell behind early ami never caught up as Einstein controlled the tempo of the game. Despite that final loss it had to be regarded as a very successful season for the ROCKETS. Their high - spirited fine - play all season long could not he forgotten because of the playoff game loss. Last year's fine team saw two ROCKET substitutes from the previous year move into the starting line-up and receive a third team All-Met Honor ami All County Honors in Stevie ’‘Hopper White ami Eddie Terry, respectively. Mike Keller was also an All-County Selection. The other two starters. Chuck King ami Bill Riniel turned in exceptionally fine performances last year. The ROCKETS bench received added help from Terry Cheeks. Bill Baisey. Kelly Simpson. Kevin Hodson. and Pat Gwinn. DESPITE THE BEST RECORD, THE “CLASS A” TITLE . . . ELUDES THEM. RM ...71 Poolesville 48 RM .. .63 Rockville 52 RM .. .75 Pcarv 73 RM ...71 Walter Johnson 47 RM .. .90 Poolesville 57 RM ...74 Whitman 59 RM .67 Einsten RM ... 74 B.C.C 71 RM .. .63 Gaithersburg RM ...83 Churchill 59 RM 101 Walter Johnson 51 RM . . .84 B.C.C 80 RM .86 kenneilv 63 RM . . .66 Pearv 61 RM .74 Einstein 59 RM 60 RM ...70 Gaithersburg 62 RM . . .70 Churchill 62 RM ....92 Kenne lv 62 RM 54 PLAYOFF RM ...53 Einstein 59 188 • Athletic THE ROCKET FIRST FIVE, WERE READY INSIDE. ALONG WITH CHUCK KING, THE BACKCOURT HAD ZING. WITH FAST EDDIE TERRY, THE ROCKETS HE CARRIED. WHEN THE GOING GOT TOUGH WITH KELLER AND RIMEL “HOPPER” WHITE SHOWED THE REBOUNDS WENT WELL. HIS STUFF. Pal Cvvinn connect from the line in a As you can see. Mike Keller ha trouble gelling into “Hopper” While demonstrates his cool from close situation. small places. the foul line. Kelly Simpson journeys high to get a shot off against a Eddie Terry beats his man once again from the Mike Keller controls another jump ball. defender. baseline. ROCKETS COMBINE STYLE WITH GRACE. Eddie Terry appears satisfied with the Mike Keller likes to score from the outside as well as path his ball is following. in close. A soft touch from a familiar spot. Jim Moten drives through heavy traffic for two Rick Harraday delights the crowd by spinning the ball J. V. Rockets seem len feel tall to points. at the end of his finger. Rockville’s Junior Rams. Kneeling: R. Harriday, W. Gifford. H. Medina, B. Fleming, J. Fahrner, J. Sparacino, S. Blair. Standing: D. Smith. J. Farrell. K. Lincoln. S. Henry, J. Moten, R. Curry. Not Pictured, L. Hulse. RM ... 78 Wheaton .. . 58 RM . . . . 55 Poolesville .. .51 RM .... 74 Rockville . . . 58 RM . ... 76 Peary . . .45 RM ... . 69 Walter Johnson . . . . . 50 RM ... 71 Poolesville . . .38 RM .... 59 Whitman . . . 57 RM .... 59 Einstein . . . 55 RM BCC. . . . . 59 RM . . . . 38 Gaithersburg .... . . .71 RM .... 64 Churchill . . .61 RM .. .. 75 Walter Johnson . . . . .67 RM . 52 BCC . . .81 RM ... 79 Kennedy . . .61 RM . . . . 65 Peary . . .60 RM . . . . 64 Einstein . . .59 RM 56 Whitman . . . 50 RM ....64 Gaithersburg .... ...76 RM .... 72 Churchill . . .59 RM . . . . 68 Kennedy . . .45 RM .... 50 Rockville . . .46 The Richard Montgomery Junior Varsity Basketball team had a fine season finishing the year with a strong 16-4 record. Coach Brown used a well-balanced attack. The J.V. squad showed great versatility in many of their “come from behind” victories. The fine season was a result of the ball-hawking of the “Black Panther,” Rick Harraday, the high-scoring of Jim Moten, ami the all-around play of Larry Hulse, Barry Fleming. Stevie Henry, Rupert Curry. Kenny Lincoln. Howie Medina, and the rest of the J.V. squad. J.V. ADAPTS WINNING WAYS. G. Ulrich. R. Wellington. B. Balster, J. Kaufman. I). Wysong. The coaches behind the team. Ed Masood and Frank Karasinski. R.M.’s 1972 wrestling team muscled its way to an unprecedented winning season at R.M. The R.M. wrestlers, inspired by the coaching abilities of Mr. Masood and first year man Mr. Karasinski, compiled an impressive 6-4-1 won-lost-tie record, including a fine showing in the postseason tournaments. The coaches are now making room in the R.M. trophy case for the wrestling trophies, next to the football and basketball trophies. The team was carried by the consistency of undefeated and untied Dave Hopkins, Dave Wittenburg, Paul Newborne, K.en Miller, Dave Wysong, and “Bruno Les Jones, who pulled out two exciting matches with clutch victories. The fine season resulted from a large turnout of wrestlers which kept all members on their toes. Many of these boys went unnoticed in the shadows of the top wrestlers, but they had a lot to do with the excellent season. RM’S, MAD, MAT SQUAD CUT OPPONENTS IN HALF! F. Dobbs. P. Newbourne, M.D. Self. M. LaPointe. D. W'iltenbcrg, D. LaPoime. r Dave Wittenburg — 3rd in ihe County, and 5th in the District. THE ROLLING ROCKETS MAKE A RUN FOR THE STATE TOURNEY Qreg Ulrich — 5th in the County. RM 27 SCORES Woodward 39 KM 25 Blair 24 RM 27 Springbrook 21 RM 26 Gaithersburg 30 RM 10 Northwood 43 RM 20 BCC 30 RM 36 Wheaton 20 RM 36 Einstein 11 RM 45 Rockville 11 RM 30 Kennedy 30 RM 30 W alter Johnson 19 Dave Hopkins — 1st in the County, and 1st in the District, also a candidate for the State. Mike I,aPointe, successful R.M. grappler. Paul Newbourne — 2nd in the County, and 2nd in the District, and a candidate for the State. Fred Dobbs showed great potential this season. Lea Jones — 3rd in the County, and 5th in the District. Bottom Row: J. Muir; F. Begosh; .V Layton; J. Brown; J. Hughes; P. Weedon; M. Lamastra. Second Row: J. Fahrner; B. Adams; Z. Woolfe; M. Harding: P. Alley; A. Begosh; G. Parker; M. Cotter. Third Row: Mr. Tritz, coach; S. Seckar; J. Brown: B. Romney; L. Burrelli; J. Harding; B. Dronenhurg; B. Hyman; I). Branthover; B. Steele. ONCE AGAIN. fter receiving his signal. George Parker attempts to make a steal. 1971 RM Baseball Results KM .. 1 Whitman . . . 0 RM . . 0 DeMatha . . . 4 KM . . 11 Woodward . . . 1 KM .. 3 Gaithersburg . . . 1 KM . . 4 W alter Johnson . . . . . . 6 KM . . 0 Pearv .. . 2 KM . . B.C.C . . . 0 KM . . 4 Churchill . . . 6 KM . . 1 W hitman . . . 3 RM . . 6 DeMatha . . . 1 KM .. 5 Gaithersburg ... 0 KM .. 0 W alter Johnson . . . . . . 4 KM 3 RM . . 1 Churchill . . . 0 KM . 3 B.C.C 2 BASEBALL During pre-game warm ups Mike Colter ami Brett Romney display their developed skills. R.M.’S ACTION PACKED TEAM! John Fahrner eagerly grasps for another fly hall. ¥ “Ha!. You're out. chuckles Boh Adams. Athletics • 195 Left lo Right. Bottom Row: K. Walters, D. Self. J. Blackwell. T. Mulhern.Top Row: J. Moore, J. Muir. Mgr. M. Tonneman. I). Wittenberg. M. Boland. J. Mulhern. In 1971. the R.M. crosscountry team came together to produce an unprecedented winning season of seven wins and just four losses. The team continued its high-pitched, closely knit performance past this superb regular season into post-season meets, such as the County where they finished in sixth place, the District three days later where they took seventh place, and finally the State meet held at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, where the entire varsity team finished in the top one-hundred runners ami placed tenth out of twenty-four teams. Individual standouts on the stpiad this year included Joe and Tom Mulhern, Dayton Self, and John Blackwell. CROSS OUT OF CROSS- COUNTRY, TAKE CROSS-COUNTRY OUT OF YOU CAN TAKE BUT... . . .YOU CANT R.M. Dave Wittenberg, Jim Muir, and Joe Mulhern anxiously await the start of the cross-country meet. 196 • Athletics John Blackwell. Mary Beth Tonneman, and Joe Mulhern check out the competition for the day's meet. Left to Right. Bottom Row: I). Katz, B. Rothlau, B. Balster, M. Dodd, P. Ha mil, B. Elder, F. Dobbs. Second Row: D. Hopkins, D. Stephenson. B. Steele, R. DeVault, G. Twist, I). Bennett, D. Frost, Coach Fineberg. Third Row: K. Waltz, P. Wilisch, F. Shoppe, B. Long, P. Toland, S. Lee, R. Ellsworth. Fourth Row: S. Soya, M. Simpson,T. Kavanaugh. S. Pulver, V. Paterno. J. Peters, B. Profitt, N. Wilisch, C. Will. SOCCER BECOMES A NEW SPORTS ACT AT R.M. R.M ... .... 1 Poolesville . . 2 RM ... . .. . 1 Bishop O'Connell . . . . 4 RM . . .. . . . .4 Peary . . 2 RM .... . . . . 1 Kennedv . . 0 RM .... .. . . 1 Einstein . . 0 RM . ... .4 Magruder .. 1 RM 0 Blair . . 3 RM .... . . . . 1 Peary . . 0 RM .... .... 3 Magruder . . 0 RM . ... . . . . 1 Bishop O'Connell . . .. 1 Billy Balster takes aim on the opposing goal. Richard Montgomery began a soccer team this past year under the leadership of Coach Feinberg. Ten games were scheduled, composed of varisty games, junior varsity games, and strictly senior action. It was a very satisfying season, in which Richard Montgomery seniors had an opportunity to compete in high school soccer competition, while the underclassmen acquired experience for the 1972 season. Athletics • 197 Bottom Row: J. Hecht. I). Brudzinski, I). Katz, D. Frost, N. Hecht. Second Row: M. Homick, coach, J. Caplan, K. Lockwood, J. Klansek, P. Whittaker. D. Fielder. TENNIS TEAM SCORES AGAIN Just an inch more, pleads Jason Caplan. The RM Tennis Team of 1970-1971 had a smashing season last year led by Jason Caplan's strong forehand, and equally strong backhand. Supported by his teammates and led hv coach Mr. Homick. the team served and slammed, smashed anti volleyed their way to a 7-4 record. RM Tennis 4 Results Wheaton . . . 1 RM 5 Kennedv . . . 0 RM . . . 0 Whitman . . RM 1 W-J ... 4 RM 4 Einstein . . . 1 RM 4 Churchill ... 1 RM 3 Woodward . . . 2 RM 1 B.C.C . . . 4 RM 3 Paint Branch . . ... 2 RM 6 Magruder ... 0 RM 1 St. Johns ... 4 198 Athletics Bottom Row: B. Rothlauf, J. McKeever, F. Shope, E. Lemieux, W. Gifford. K. Krause, I). Strombom. Second Row: B. Kingery, B. Milliner, E. Collins, W. Gifford. R. Ecalono. J. Doubs. P. Thurnau, M. Dodd. Third Row: J. Fitzpatrick. A. Anderson. P. Southall, D. King. D. Wysong, J. Debelius, J. Komoroski. Fourth Row: W. Wright, T. Green. 1). Hopkin . P. McLelland, P. Cross, D. Dunham. Fifth Row: R. Price, T. Mulhern. D. W'hittenburg. I). Self. J. Blackwell. J. Mulhern. Sixth Row: M. Hollis, B. Long, P. Seebode, L. Scott, J. Peters M. Barnes Head Coach. R.M. TRACK IS STILL ON THE MOVE. For those who think that track meets arc dull and disappointing, the R.M. team scored a surprise last season! Phil Cross, Eddie LeMieux. Paul Thurneau, ami Jim McKeever carried the 880 relay team into tin District Meet where they placed, entitling them to enter the State Meet. Tom Green appeared with his pole vault and Phil Cross also proved his stamina in the triple jump. The team finished with a 5-5 season. Is il a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s Dave Hopkins. Apprehension, confidence, doubl and satisfaction, as shown by Dave Whittenburg. Tom Mulhern, Sam Rogers and Dayton Self. Air conditioning seems to help Ben Milliner along. THE R.M. STAFF CREATES A NEW “ADDRESS” FOR THE HIGHLY UNHERALDED GOLF TEAM. B. Pelnik; M. Cheripka; P. Bruneau; C. Will. 200 • Athletics Four pars and seven strokes ago our golfers brought forth on this high school, a new handicap, conceived in determination, and confined to the fact that all hackers play equal. We were engaged in a great golf match, to test whether Mike Cheripka, or any other R.M. golfer so conceived and so dedicated, could long endure. We were met on a great golf course for that match. We had come to dedicate a portion of that course, as a resting place, where three R.M. golfers lost their golf balls last year. It was altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. But in a larger sense, R.M. golfers replaced all divots, let faster players play through, and yielded shade trees to outhouses, for the courtesy of fellow and female golfers. The world will little note, nor long remember what we said there, hut we could never forget, or count, the scores of the returning foursome: last year’s captain, Mike Cheripka. Steve Bruno, Brian Pelnick, and Chuck Will. It was rather for us to have been dedicated to the great task remaining — that from these honored golfers, we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of strokes, that we highly resolved that these golfers should not have played in vain — that the golf team, under coach Mr. Fauley, should have a new tee of memorial — and that the golf team of K.M.. by the golfers and for the golfer should not perish from public golf courses. Bottom row: B. Leacock, L. Ing, C. Costin, E. Grossman, S. Barnes, Mrs. Carr. 2nd row: C. Bailey, N. George, D. Kirkpatrick, A. Tolygesi, B. Villava. 3rd row: L. Cheslosky, 1). Andrew, M. McGolrick, W. Smith. Top row: T. Hobbes. D. Stephenson, J. Mulhern, B. Reed. Under the leadership of Mrs. Carr and the student coach, Joe Mulhern, the 71-72 Rocket swimmers had a fun season. The team competed against St. Albans. Walter Johnson, W alt W hitman, Spring-brook, and Magruder. Team members were Joe Mulhern, breastroke; Bobby Reed, Butterfly; Ted Hobbes, back-stroke, and Ned George, freestyle. Debbie Andrew’, Cindy Lackey, Sue Reid, and Andrea Tolygesi ranked high. Cindy broke the Rockville Municipal Swim Pool record in the 100 yard butterfly. The diving team excelled with W arren Smith and Jack Donoghue. RM SWIMMERS SIMMER THE COOL WATERS. Joe Mulhern wonders how he would look in a two- Debbie Andrews never goes anywhere It is now post-time! piece. without her blanket. G.S.A. members will go anywhere for a shortcut. 'j j Anita Nolan and Laura Cheslosky have second thoughts about the next race. RM FEMALE ATHLETES OVERCOME NEW CATASTROPHIES Acrabatic gymnasts form a pyramid. Debbie Conrad leads an upside down life. AND ONCE AGAIN ATTEMPT TO RE-ESTABLISH GSA AT RM. Charlene Tippet gives Leigh Swango that extra push. MEANWHILE BACK AT THE GYM . .. A waterlogged Cindy Lackey climbs up for a breath of air. An R.M. gymnast takes a turn for the worst Because of unforeseen difficulties, inter-school girls competition was eliminated during the 1971-72 academic year. Therefore, the Girls Sports Association was limited to intramurals. Nevertheless, the enthusiasm for competitive sports remained high. All programs, hockey, basketball, volleyball, track, gymnastics, tennis, softball, and archery, were carried on in gym class. . . .THE GIRLS ARE STAYING IN TRIM. An R.M. bowler attempts to make a tough spare. Silting: R. Moten, J. Muir, C. Tippei, B. Peters, J. Golden. Standing: M. Pennington, S. Wheatley, K. Klansek, J. Wheatley, K. Rippel, B. Kitzinger, J. Needham, M. Moon, N. Thompson. The opening tip-off gel intramurals under way. A loose ball results in another scramble. RM GIRLS MAKE INTRAMURALS MORE THAN A Mary Pennington keeps her cool at the foul line. SIDE-SHOW SPORT. A female star basketball player sit down for a breather. Dave Hopkins: umlefcalpd Slat Champion this past season. Paul Newbourne: great determination added to fine ability. WRESTLING STANDOUTS ADD NEW HONORS TO THE ROCKET COLLECTION. In 1972. the Richard Montgomery Wrestling Team was well represented in the post-season matches. The 1971 sophomore sensation. Dave Hopkins, redeemed his lone loss and captured the State Title, finishing off the year undefeated. For his fine performance. Dave was recognized as the Most Valuable Wrestler in the County Tournament. Dave was not the only R.M. wrestler advancing to tin State Tournament. Paul Newbourne fought his wav to the finish to win fourth place in the State Tournament. 206 • Athletics A SOARING ROCKET. . . r Eddie Terry, an out tamling Rocket. Hopper While, an out'tanding Rocket standout. WC P J°r«y o VI Mike Keller, a Rocket standout. ROCKET ATHLETES TAKE PRIDE IN THEIR SPORTS. The Richard Montgomery basketball team bad an outstanding season compiling an impressive 19-1 season. Three main reasons for this great success were Stevie W hite, Eddie Terry, and Mike Keller. For their efforts, Stevie White was selected to the third team All-Metropolian Team voted by the Evening Star. Along with Eddie Terry and Mike Keller he was also named to the All-County teams. White was selected by both the If ashington Post ami the the Evening Star while Terry was selected hv the Post and Keller by the Evening Star. Rick Sunimerour worked for another terrific season last year as lie led the Rockets to a tough 7-3 record. Rick achieved one of the highest honors possible for a high school football player, by making the High School All-American Football Team. Rick made the Washington .Area All-Metropolitain First Team in both the Washington Post and Washington Star for the second year in a row. Chuck King also recieved recognition in the Washington Star for his outstanding performances as he made the All-County Team. Brian Demar was honored in the Montgomery County Sentinel. ROCKET ATHLETES TAKE DEMONSTRATED PRIDE IN THEIR SPORTS! Brian Demar: He did I he job hi A ) . Rick Sunimerour: He could he slopped No- A ) Chuck King: He called himself Broad A) PFQk ®F ok Teafl ♦ rn j'-jqs mS vwAft I V ) . ,t ’ AJ_T« •. X ■T C9P 9 JW%Mt m FACULTY - 1 � 4,. ✓ r I 'a rff jar i f; A k A _. . Mr. John M acHale, RM’s new principal, experienced a brief taste of life at KM late in the spring of 1971. However, when the academic year ended in June, our new principal had only begun to tackle the business of running a senior high school. After a summer of conferences with the Board of Education and the faculty of KM, John MacHale’s plans for school enhancement were ready for implementation with the beginning of the school year 1971-72. In September, students were met with several innovations. Mr. MacHale was influential in the development of the nine-week grading period, credit non-credit grade classification, and the ipiick service lunch line in the cafeteria. Also, as an active member of Re Act, RM’s Parent-Teacher-Student organization, Mr. MacHale has been instrumental in the proeurring of the sorely needed auditorium for which the ground w ill be broken in 1972 or ’73. ...AND TOP BRASS Mr. Holdsworth exercises patience and fortitude in dealing with student truanceies. The most obvious change in the administrative staff for the year 1971 72 was the loss of Mr. Janies argo. vice-principal, and the arrival of Mr. Richard Tennant, the new business manager, to handle such matters as the preparation of the school activity calendar, supervision of building maintenance, control of financial matters and the coordination of the use of building facilities. Mr. Holdsworth and Miss Will assumed the new titles of Deans of Students. As such, the supervision of academic departments and myriads of student needs ranging from attendance to student discipline were divided between the two. Miss Grace Smith. Counseling department chairman. SECURITY IS A COUNSELOR WHO CARES. Good advice and a smile — Mr. Crispino’s ingredients for good counseling. The 1971-72 Guidance Department bulletin board in the main office ball supplied valuable information to all students concerning colleges, tests and scholarships. The counselors open doors assured reliable answers to confused students at least nine times out of ten! The students were assisted in choosing courses for now and for the future, whether it be for a career or college education. The counselors provided the extra boost that made possible a job placement or college acceptance. Mike Cheripka enjoys Mr. Hull’s lighthearted counseling. Faculty 217 WVZ-c Rainy days and Mondays don't seem to get Mrs. Reed down. Mrs. Nicewarner decorates Mr. MacHale’s desk with another rose front the Senior Court. A LARGE CIRCUS NEEDS MANY HELPING HANDS. “This typewriter doesn't seem to be spelling correctly today , remarks Mrs. Price. Mrs. Richardson is amused by students’ excuses for tardiness. “You want to catch a nap?” asks Mrs. Joyce. Every administrator is dependent upon his staff to make possible the smooth operation of a school as large as Richard Montgomery. Headed by our ringmaster, Mr. MacHale, with his secretary, Mrs. Nicewamer, the main office also includes the Financial secretary, Mrs. Nicholson; the Registrar, M rs. Roush: Mrs. Richardson in the attendance office; and Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Price. Mrs. Fleenor, science department aide, and Mrs. Hoffman, WOC aide, performed numerous services to the faculty and students of these departments. The school nurse, Mrs. Henderson, and her aide, Mrs. Joyce, were indispensible in the preservation of the wellbeing of RM students. Mrs. Hoffman, faculty aide, works on an informational bulletin hoard for Mr. Zeck. Mrs. Henderson consults a pamphlet concerning a medical question. “Who drained this ditto machine of all the fluid?” asks a disheartened Mrs. Fleenor. Faculty • 219 relocating a misplace ! hook Thr trial. and tribulations of a librarian Mrs. Robinette. Mrs. Sniegon, librarian, sizes up ole Santa A full day's schedule for a librarian consisted of checking out hooks, writing overdue notices, typing books lists. and quieting over-enthusiastic students, in addition to the selection and ordering of books to increase KM’s collection of learning and reference materials. The library aides who assisted the librarians. Mrs. Sniegon and Mrs. Burgee, were Mrs. (dark. Mrs. Johnston ami Mrs. Kobinette. Seriously, Mrs. (dark attends overdue books. Mrs. Johnston takes a break from her duties with thr audio-visual equipment to smile at the camera. Mrs. Burgee is pleased with the new books in the librar BEAMING FACES ARE LEADERS IN LANGUAGE. “You're lucky I’m laughing, chides Mrs. Bills. Mr. Ashburner tackles English energetically. Nouns, verbs . . hah. humbug, grumbles Mr. MacEachern. ENGLISH. . . Miss Marcello appreciates a student's interest. The RM English Department last year headed by Mrs. Dippell. emphasized independent study and research in all classes. Imaginations were stirred through semester courses: Creative Writing, Ethnic Literature. Drama, and Visual Communications. A battery of diagnostic tests were admisistered to all English classes at R 1 in October. In addition, the seniors this year were exposed to an English mechanics review, which was followed by a Standardized Test for all Seniros at the end of February. 222 • Faculty Mr. Jones is proud that his moustache grew in thicker and quicker than Steve Seeker's. GAINING OF KNOWLEDGE . . . Miss Wilbur displays patience and good nature in dealing with her English students. Mrs. Horn narrates a filmstrip to her English class. . . . AND BROADENING OF MINDS. “I won't hold it against you if you don’t enjoy English, Miss Wheeler pledges. LANGUAGES Mrs. Fiege smiles slyly as she prepares a French semester test. FOREIGN Elementary French students, under the direction of Mrs. Zeiders and Mrs. Fiege, continued to learn dialogues and memorize vocabulary while their classmates in French IV and V saw French movies and visited various related places of interest. Meanwhile, in the Spanish department, with Mr. Wight, resource teacher, students were greeted by two new faces, Mrs. Brenneman and Mrs. Yerkes, a former Spanish-speaking airline stewardess. Also this past year. Miss Clark and her Latin students again held an authentic “Roman Banquet” in the hall of Room 16. Mrs. Yerkes seems amused by the appearance of French answers on a Spanish test. Faculty • 225 Mr. Butler exhibits tlw societal taboos of talking with hi mouth full. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Jenkins guards his leaning space. LIVING IN THE PRESENT, STUDYING THE PAST, AND TRYING TO DETERMINE THE FUTURE Mrs. Kin resource teacher, points out current. events in World History. Faculty 0 227 Mrs. George helps a psychology rlas arrive at the correct answer. The 1971-72 academic year in the Social Sciences was highlighted by the addition of two new teachers, Mr. Karasinski concerned with U.S. History and Government and Mr. Mallonee geography. Student interest was stimulated by the diversity of courses offered. Included were: Law. Economics, Psychology. Philosophy, and Sociology. thus giving the students a wider perspective of the social sciences. Under the direction of resource teacher, Mrs. King, this department organized and arranged course-oriented field trips, seminars, and guest speakers thus enhancing and increasing student learning. HISTORY HITS THE Mrs. Marder smiles coyly for the photographer. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE AGES. Mr. karasinski relaxes at his desk. Mr. Mallonee leads a discussion concerning population. Faculty • 229 “Listen. John Blackwell, I’m tired of your jokes. warns Mr. Hare, resource teacher. IS IT MATHEMATICS OR MATH-A-MAGIC? Under the direction of Mr. Hare, the math department tackled the problem of explaining the intricacies of such higher math problems asa+bscto frustrated students. With patience and determination, these dedicated teachers assisted RM’s mathematicians to comprehend the techniques of today's complex mathematics. The new member to the math department of course, is the Hewlett-Packard Computing System. However, to most students it s just the wonderful new computer that does their physics homework for them or solves intangible calculus and analytic problems. Anybody is capable of using it if he can learn to program it. Even though it only works with numbers, the computing system can calculate very small figures to very large ones. Needless to sav, it's been a big help to all. Is Mr. Bell a mathematician or a math-magician? Behind the guise of being studious, Mr. Ilopko examines his tie for spots. “It ' all so simple,” stresses Mr. Gnatowski. Faculty • 231 Memories of perplexing experiments, the odors produced from burning sulfur and formaldehyde, and the squeamishness caused by the dissection of the first frog or cat, were important parts of the 1971-72 year for all science student. The Earth Science students accompanied the sixth graders of Twinbrook Elementary School to Camp Summit Lake in early January for a week of intensive learning. Both teachers, Mr. McCeney of Twinbrook Elementary and Mr. Feinberg of KM. felt that more could he learned about our environment by actually living in it, than from black and white printed pages. Through walks in the woods, study of rocks and plants, and application of geology and topography, students proved that such an expedition could he both educational and enjoyable. . . and tomorrow, class, we experiment with fruit flies, Mrs. Lowenbach explains. BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS. . . Mr. Frills informs, “Yours is not to question why . . .” “Burn, baby, burn — but don't singe my fingertips, begs Mr. Fauley, resource teacher. . . .THE STUDY OF PHENOMENA “Bui where could 1 have gone wrong?” asks a puzzled Mr. Hinds. “Don't make me laugh. I'll forget what number I'm on,” chuckles Mr. Feinberg, earth science teacher. Mr. Formulak is distressed at the loss of knuckle after a chemistry experiment. Mrs. MacDonald pauses lo smile. Mrs. Bishop considers teaching fun. Devoted Mr. Kelly types even in his sleep. Mr. Dawson exhibits self-control while reasoning with a student. BUSINESS — LADDER TO SUCCESS Mrs. Naniath denies any ties with the professional football player. You were fired again?'’ says Mr. Homick. Under the direction of Mr. Dawson, the department head, new, practical methods needed for secretarial, bookkeeping, and business administration careers were introduced. Such courses included the traditional typing and shorthand, as well as Introduction to Business, Business Mathematics, ami Office Practice. Within the I).E. or D.O. curriculum and under the direction of Mr. Homick and Mr. Hollis, students obtained the necessary experience, through on-the-job-training, to prepare them for success in their money-making careers. Mr. Hollis is glad it’s Friday. Mr. Zeck finds it hard to fare Monday morning. Mr. Sink holds his temper hy counting to ten. Faculty • 235 Ostensibly (trading exams. Miss Staney, is really completing her grocery list. VALUABLE PRINCIPLES BROADEN THE SCOPE OF CAREERS AND HOBBIES. “No, flattery will not get you a parsing grade,” chides Mrs. Carr. Mr. Kaufman directs a misguided student to the office. This past year in the Auto Mechanics department, Mr. Fisk ami new teacher Mr. Wrede, continued to teach students the techniques used in the local auto shops. This included fender work, brake jobs, engine tune-ups as well as complete engine overhauls. However, in the near future, even more of this vocational experience will be available as the expansion of the auto mechanics department is planned. In Woodshop, Mr. Gabhert taught the boys, as well as the girls, the principles of woodworking plus the knowledge of the wood itself and how to use it. They were taught how to use various pieces of machinery to fc'buihr an enjoyable home hobby or a successful career. Mr. Fisk lifts ihe car as his auto shop class looks on in amazement. Mr. Gabhert department chairman, dreads the end of the grading period. Mr. Dahlin performs hi Elvis Presley impersonation. Mr. Ben diet, choir director, detects a sour note in rehearsal. FINE ARTS A SHINY BRASS BAND TAKES THE PLACE OF THE STEAM CALLIOPE X itil concerts, school assemblies ami marching it football games and parades, the music department provided a musical atmosphere for the RM student body and the community under the leadership of Band Director Vlr. Dahlin. Choirmaster, Mr. Benedict, with his prize choir, performed at the Bethesda Country Club as well as at various junior high schools in the area. The art department, headed by Mrs. Wilson, and including Miss Karahin. continued to display its artistic ability and creativitiy through the students' work w ith oils, ceramics metalwork and clay. Mrs. Beldon. Home Economics deportment chairman. HOME ARTS Mrs. Bjorklund chuckles, “Kids say the darndest things.” Mrs. Mennell threatens the photographer with a rolling pin. Once again, the Home Economics department, headed by Mrs. Bel don. continued to develop in the student an appreciation of the importance of an informed consumer. In the Gourmet Foods classes, students learned to prepare exquisite foreign and domestic foods economically, while in the next room the Food Services classes learned the formalities of preparing and serving luncheons to the faculty guinea pigs in the newly completed dining room, remodeled from the old living room. At the same time the Advanced Clothing and Tailoring classes continued to make clothes for half the price of ready-made ones. New as teacher to the child development center is Mrs. Bjorklund. The three and four year old children participated in a simulated nursery school situation which was effective in teaching music, art. and sharing and playing together with their peers. “She spends half her time on the phone — I can't get a word in,” complains one of the children. Miss Gatchell coyly denies exhibiting her juggling routine. Mrs. Wedberg tests the girls gym classes on their volleyball skills. CO-ED GYM. . . . . . BATTLE OF THE SEXES REVIVED. Friendly Mr. Walthall is proud to be coach for the mighty Rockets ba kethall team. Coach Dohrirk asks, “Who used all I he soap in the shower?” The members of the athletic department are responsible for the development of a strong physical character in each student. The girls were encouraged by Mrs. Wed berg, the girls athletic department head, and Miss Gatchell to develop their confidence, grace and coordination through participation in a wide variety of sports including archery, ping-pong, howling, softball, and volleyball. Mr. Miles head of hoys phys. ed.. guided the boys through a variety of athletic activities which included such sports as football, soccer, basebell. and co-educational archery. fortunately. in the Driver Education department, three brave souls remained the sole survivers of the risky “behind-the-wheel ' training. Mr. Baroni, Mr. Brown, and Mr. Dobrick shuddered when student driven cars headed for the telephone poles, climbed curbs, or jumped stop lights. However, whether it he their popularity. the course itself, or the make of the cars, this class continues to be one of the most popular in RM. “That’s a speedometer not a thermometer,” Mr. Baroni explains to Denise Unhide. “The hall should bounce on the floor — not off your opponents head!” an exasperated Mr. Barnes explains. Mr. Brown smiles at a “typical female” answer. Faculty • 241 Mrs. Johnson, Cafeteria Manager. NOTHING TASTES SO GOOD AS RAZZLE - DAZZLE CIRCUS FOOD. Mr. Edens and Mr. Greene, Building Manager. Custodial Staff: Bottom Row: Mr. Greene, Mr. Harold Bandy, Mr. Willis Pickett, Mr. Timothy. Row Two: Mr. Oliver Moore. Mr. John Wagner. Mr. Leroy Clark, Mr. Richard Claggett, Mr. Arthur Dorsey. . C°NGRESSlO Kennedy Natural Foods Baltimore Road First Street Rockville, Maryland “The Most Complete Health Foods Stores in the East” Colony Shop Woodley Gardens Barber Shop Specializing in . . . hairstyling long hair shag cuts conventional cuts oodley Gardens Shopping Centei Nelson Street Rockville, Maryland Rockville, Maryland Community • 247 G. C. Murphy Compliments of a Friend Midas Muffler Rockville Pike Rockville, Maryland Congressional Plaza 248 • Community Rockville Trading Post ‘ ‘Tops in Sports’ Guns — Scopes — Tackle — Archery 250 N. Washington Street Rockville, Maryland Phone 762-5916 Treasure Chest Jewelers 109 V W ashington Street Rockville. Maryland Good Luck and Best W ishes To The Class of 1973 The arsity Cheerleaders J Pat Reilly Janet Garrett Barbara Brown Linda Krall Stephanie Gallagher Kathy Muller Patti Nuttycombe Caprice Shaw Jill Romney Alison Peiser Debbie Conrad Community • 249 Thomassen Lincoln Mercury Rockville, Maryland 250 • Community Nicholson Oldt Opticians Tenley Building Rockville, Maryland Tenley Pharmacy Tenley Building Rockville. Maryland Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home 1331 Rockville Pike Rockville, Maryland Phone: 762-3660 Naomi Wheeler Tyson Wheeler Licensed Funeral Directors Community • 251 All Work Guaranteed” Rimel Roofing Roofing — Gutters Downspouts Specializing in Reroofing and Repairs Bill Rimel 1910 Rockland Ave. Rockville. Md. 20851 Telephone: 770-0919 770-3120 Buxton Jewelers-Silversmiths Our prices are low. Our tpiality is high. Our expertise is free. Congressional Plaza Rockville, Maryland 881-6600 Congressional Roller Skating Rink Rockville. Maryland Sunday — Family Night Monday — Ladies Night Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 95$ Saturday and Sunday Matinee 70$ Phone: 881-6676 252 • Community Mark Daniels Maryland-Book Exchange Inc. Three Entrances: 1500 College Ave., 7501 Baltimore Blvd., and 7505 Baltimore Blvd.. College Park. Maryland 10701 Phone: 927-2510 College Texts — New and Used Brought and Sold Extensive Variety of School. Office. Art and Engineering Supplies Stationery. Jewelry. Sportswear and Novelties Shop in Our New Gift Dept. University of Maryland Kings over 27.000 paperback titles High School Students Welcome Everyone Welcome! University Freshman! Before buying Books and Supplies be sure to check with Maryland Book Exchange Three Entrances’ 1500 College Ave. 7505 Baltimore Blvd. 7501 Baltimore Blvd., College Park. Md. (Rt. 1. two miles south of Capital Beltway Exit 27) Save! Buy Used Tests! Community • 253 Floors Of All Kinds J. L. King Floor Company, Inc. Retail and Contract Service 103 N. Stoncstrcet Avenue Rockville. Maryland POplar 2-4576 Hot Metal Typsctting Ad Composition Reproduction Proofs Complete Make-up Fowler’s Composition, Inc. 2385 Lewis Avenue Rockville. ld. 20851 Phone 770-0275 — 881-3018 Montgomery County Cars Authorized Volkswagen Dealer 700 N. Washington Street Rockville. Maryland E. B. Walter Insurance Agency 1065 Rockville Pike Rockville, Maryland Talbott Center Insurance Of All Kinds 762-6544 254 • Community Compliments of Rockville Beauty Academy University National Bank Rockville, Maryland 13 Offices Serving Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties Phone 779-6700 Member FDIC 808 Baltimore Road Rockville. 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Community • 261 FACULTY INDEX Ashburner, Charles: B.A. U. of Virginia; M.A. U. of West Virginia. English. Visual Communications, Sophomore Class Sponsor, It’s Academic. 222 Barnes, William: B.S., U. of Tampa; M.A., Appalachian State U. Physical Ed., J.V. Football Coach, Varsity Track. 241 Baroni. John: B.S. A.P.C, U. of Maryland. Driver Ed., J.V. Tennis Coach, Driver Ed. Dept. Chairman. 241 Brenneman, John: B.S., Shippensburg State College; English. 223 Brenneman, Constance: B.S., Shippensburg State College. Spanish. 226 Brown, John: B.A. Ed., Glenville State College; M.S.. Safety Ed., West Virginia U. J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball. 241 Burgee. Donna: B.A., Shepherd College. Librarian. 220 Dawson. William: B.S. Ed.. Indiana U. of Pa.; M.Ed., American U. Clerical Office Practice. Assistant Football Coach. Business Resource Teacher. 234 Dippell, Evelyn: B.A., U. of Illinois; M.A., State U. of Iowa. English. English Resource Teacher. ROCKET Sponsor. 221 Dobrick. Joseph: B.S., Slippery Rock State; M.Ed., U. of Pittsburgh. Driver Ed., Head Football Coach. 241 Beldon, Winifred: B.S., Virginia State College; M.A.. Columbia U. Home Ec., Advanced Clothing, Tailoring, Practical Arts Dept. Chairman. 239 Bell, David: B.S., U. of Maryland; M.S., Rutgers U. Algebra, Math 10. 231 Burkett, Pauline: A.B., Forensics. East Carolina; M.Ed., U. of Maryland; English, Speech, Drama. Black Maskers, International Thespians Society. 223 Butler, Robert: B.A., West Virginia U.; U.S. History. Philosophy, Sociology; Ecology Club. 227 Fauley, Arthur: B.A., Fairmont State College; M.A., West Virginia U. Chemistry, P.A. Club, Science Resource Teacher. 232 Feinberg, Michael: B.S., M.A., Brooklyn College. Earth Science, Physical Science, Computer, Soccer Team Coach. 233 Benedict. Henry: B. Music and M. Music, Catholic U. Chorus, Choir. Madrigals, Basic Musicianship, Piano Folk Club, Music Dept. Chairman. 238 Bills, Dorothy: B.A., Western Maryland College; English, Senior Class Sponsor. 221 Bishop, Helen: B.A., George Washington U.; B.C.S. Benjamin Franklin U. Shorthand I, II, Transcription and Advanced Typing, Sponsor Jesus People. 234 Bjorklund, Gail: B.S., U. of Massachusetts; M.S., U. of Massachusetts. Marriage and Family Life, Child Development. 239 Carr, Phyllis: B.S. Ed., West Virginia U.; M.A., Marshall U. Algebra, Geometry, Electricity I, P.A. Club, Swim Team. 236 Clark, Carol: Instructional Media Center Aide. 220 Clark, Sally: B.A., DePauw U. Latin, English, Latin Club. 226 Crispeno, Rudolph: B.S. Ed., Indiana U. of Pennsylvania; M.A., Duquesne U. Guidance Counselor. 217 Dahlin, Kenneth: B.S., M.S., U. of Maryland. Band, Orchestra, Guitar. Stage Band. Marching Band, Drill Team, Color Guard, Majorettes. 238 Our off-beat principal gets into the classroom atmosphere by taking a music lesson. Fiege, Beverly: B.S., U. of Wisconsin; M.La., Johns Hopkins. French, French Club, French Scrabble Team. 225 Fisk, Irving: U. of Maryland. Auto Mechanics. 237 Fleenor, Margaret: Science Teacher Aide. 219 Formulak, Lawrence: B.A., Wilkes College; M.A., U. of North Carolina. Chemistry. Physical Science. 233 Franklin, Henrietta: B.S. Ed., Boston U., M.A. Counseling, New York U. Counselor. 216 Fritts. Lowell: B.A., Shepherd College; M.A., U. of Wisconsin, Biology I, II. Baseball Coach. 232 Gabbert, John: B.S., West Virginia Institute of Technology. General Woodworking, Mechanical Drawing. Industrial Arts Resource Teacher. 237 Garcia, Rosemarie: B.A., St. Joseph College. Biology, Physical Science. 233 Gatchell, Helen: B.S.; U. of Maryland. Girls’ Physical Ed. G.S.A. 240 George, Judith: B.A., M.A., Indiana U. Psychology. Debate Team. 228 Gnatowski, Stanley: B.S., Indiana State College; M.A., Morgan State College. Math 10, Trigonometry. 231 Hare, Donald: B.S., Bloomsburg State College; M.S., Bucknell U. Algebra II, Introduction to Analysis. Math Team. Math Resource Teacher. 230 FACULTY INDEX Henry, Sharon: B.A., U. of Maryland. English. 224 Hinds, James: B.S., Bloomsburg State College; M.S., U. of Pa. Physics. Assistant Football Coach. 233 Holdsworth, Leslie: B.S., West Virginia Institute of Technology; M.Ed., Wayne State U. Assistant Principal. 215 Hollis. Mark: B.S. Ed., U. of Georgia; M.Ed., U. of Maryland. Job Problems, Cross Country Coach, Assistant Coach. 235 Homick, William: B.S., Youngstown U., M. Retailing, U. of Pittsburgh. Typing, Merchandising, Economics of Distribution, D.E.C.A., Tennis Coach. 235 Hopko, Edward: B.A., California State College. Algebra II, Geometry. 230 Horn, Dorothy: B.A., Mars Hill College. Reading. 224 Horner, Leon: B.S., East Tennessee State University; M.A., East Tennessee State U. Counselor. 217 Hull, Ray: A.B., Waynesburg College: M.A., U. of Pittsburgh. Counselor. 217 Jackson, Alice: A.B., M.A., U. of North Carolina. Occupational Preparation. 236 Jenkins, William: B.S., Wilson Teachers’ College; M.A., Catholic U. History, Anthropology, National Honor Society, Human Relations. 227 Jones, Bruce: B.A., U. of Florida; M.A., U. of North Carolina. English. 223 Joyce, Delores: Nurse’s Aide. 219 Karaberi, Marianthc: B.A., U. of Pennsylvania; M.A., Middlebury College. Art 238 Karasinski, Frank: B.S., Edinboro State College. Economics, U.S. History and Government. 229 Kaufman, Allan: B.S., Pennsylvania State U. Graphic Arts, Architecture. 236 Kelly, Larry: B.A., U. of Maryland. Typing I, II. 234 Kilkuskie, Stanley: A.B., Western Maryland College; A.M., Columbia U. Biology. 233 King, Mildred: B.S., Oklahoma State U. World History, U.S. History and Government II, Social Studies Resource Teacher. 227 Lowenbach, Cheryl: B.S., Madison College. Biology, Junior Class Sponsor. 232 Macllale, John M. Jr.: A.B., Washington College; M.Litt., U. of Pittsburg. Principal. 214 Maquire, Robert: A.B., Bucknell U. U.S. History. 228 Mallonee, John: B.S., Frostburg State College. Geography. 229 Marcello, Joanne: B.A., Brown U.; M.A., Brown U. English, Keyettes. 222 Marder, Lucinda: B.A., Duke U. Sociology, History. 229 Marlow, Qayton: B.A., Louisiana Institute; M.A., Georgetown U. Problems of the 20th Century. 229 McDonald, Victoria: B.A., Shaw U.; M.E., American U.; Typing, Introduction to Business, J.V. Cheerleaders. 234 McEachern, Carlton: B.A., U. of Michigan; M.A., U. of Alabama. English, Multi-Media. 222 Mennell, Laurine: B.S., Indiana U. of Pennsylvania. Food Service, Gourmet Foods. Junior Class Sponsor. Merendino, Josephine: School Secretary. 216 Miles. Henry: B.S., U. of Maryland. Physical Education. Athletic Director and Dept. Chairman. 240 Namath, Patricia: B.S., Penn. State U. Note-hand, Personal Typing, Typing II. 234 Nicewarner, May: Secretary to Principal. 218 Nicholson, Jessamine: Financial Secretary. 218 Price, Jane: School Secretary. 218 Reed, Ethel: School Secretary. 218 Richardson, Nancy: B.S., U. of Maryland. Secretary. 218 Robinette, Mary: Library Aide. 220 Rosebery, Charleen: B.S., Memphis State; M.A., Memphis State. English Creative Writing. Montgomery Tide. 224 Roush, Carolyn: Registrar. 216 Sink, John: B.A., Appalachian State. Business Math, Record Keeping. 235 Smith, Grace: B.S., Bloomsburg State College; M.S., Bucknell U. Counselor. Varsity Cheerleader. Department Chairman. 216 Sniegon, Audrey: B.A., Andrews U.; B.S., Peabody College; M.A., Peabody College. Librarian. 220 Staney, Carolyn: B.S., Indiana U. of Pa.; Occupational Preparation. 236 Stewart, John: B.S., Pa. State Teachers College; M.A., U. of Pittsburgh, George Washington U., Western Maryland. Constitutional Law, Bookkeeping. Youth and Government Club. 228 Stiness, Philip: B.S., U.S. Military Academy; M.A., George Washington U. Trigonometry, Math 10. Student Council. 230 Travers, Julia: B.S., U. of Maryland. Algebra II, Geometry. 230 Walthall, Earl: B.S. Ed., Concord College. Boys’ Physical Ed. Varsity Basketball. 240 Weaver Helen: B.A., Howard U. English. F.T.A. 221 Wedberg, Mable: B.A., Texas; M.A.. U. of Southern California. Girls’ Physical Ed. Basketball, Golf, Softball, Bowling, Tennis, Intra-murals. Chairman of Girls’ P.E. 240 Wheeler. Wallis: B.A., U. of Maryland, U.S. History, English. Environment Club. 224 Wight. Richard: B.A., Yale U.; M.A., Middlebury College. Spanish I. 225 Wilbur, Katherine: B.A., U. of Rhode Island. English. 223 Will, Fern: B.A., George Washington U.; M.A., George Washington U. Assistant Principal. 215 Wilson, Anne: B.A., Western Maryland College; Studio Art, Commercial Art, Design, Art Dept. Chairman. 238 Wrede, Kurt: Auto Mechanics I. 237 Yerkes, Melinda: B.S., U. of Nebraska; Spanish I, II, Fundamentals of Art, Studio Art. Sophomore Class Sponsor. 225 Zeck, James: B.A., Fairmont State College; W.O.C. 235 Zeiders, Barbara: B.S., Shippensburg State College; M.L.A., Johns Hopkins U. French, English. 226 263 Abrahams, John 28, 169, 170 Acquavia, Gina 28 Adams. Ronald 50, 182 Alexander, John 50 Alexander, Luanne 28 Allen, Jeffrey 50 Allen, Marshal 23, 73, 139, 155 Allen, Susan 23, 73, 164, 165, 166, 175 Alley, Peter 192 Allnutt, Douglas 28, 185 Allnutt, Irene 50 Aloi, Kimberly 21, 50, 164 Alt, Bradley 73 Alvarez, Maria 73 Anders, Debra 28 Anders, Roger 73 Anderson, Agnes 68 Anderson, Bill 73 Anderson, Caroline 28 Anderson, Diana 28 Anderson, Mary 28 Anderson, Patrick 28 Andrew, Debra 73, 201 Angelo, Mary 73, 134, 154 Angelo. Regina 50 Antrican, Wanda 28 Appel, Cathy 50 Appel, Donna 28 Appel, James 73 Applegate. Robert 50 Archer, Noreen 50 Arendt, Thomas 73 Armstrong, Michael 73 Ashburner, Charles 20, 222 Atnip, James 73, 182 Augusty, Susan 50, 136 Austin, Rosemary 68 Austin, Susan 73, 158 Avencena, John 28 Avramovic, Mila 73, 150, 161 Azimi, Hehran 50 Bahr, Barbara 68, 164 Baisey, William 68, 185 Baker, Benjamin 50, 169, 170 Baker, Glenn 73, 117, 182 Baker, Kevin 28, 169, 170 Baker, Ronald 73 Baker, William 28 Ball, Joey 28 Balster, William 74, 190, 195 Bandy, Walter 50 Banister, Paul 74, 165, 166 Banks, Steven 28, 169, 185 Barberis, Monica 74 Barbershop 141, 165 Barchers, Joy 74, 177 Bard, Elizabeth 50, 164 Barge, Carol 50 Barnes, William 199, 241 Barnes, John 28 Barnes, Susan 29, 153, 171, 174, 201 Barnett, Mary 21, 74, 77 Barnhart, William 74, 161 Barney, Mary 50 Baroni, John 160, 241 Bart, Michael 29 Baseball 194, 195 Basketball. J.V. 191 Basketball. Varsity 188, 189, 190 Baskins, Michael 51 Battin. Sheila 74, 84, 155 Batz, Deborah 51, 162, 171 Bauer, Christine 74 Beale, Steve 74, 150, 169, 182 Beall, Susan 51, 166 Beaudoin. Michele 29 Beck, William 29 Bedard, Deborah 29 Bedard, Patrick 51, 185 Begosh, Allan 74, 145, 195 Begosh, Frederick 192 Behanna, Vernon 74 Beldon, Winifred 239 Bell, David 231 Bell, Earl 29 Bell, Ida 51. 163 Bell, Kevin 51 Belliveau, Jeannette 20, 23, 74, 109, 150, 154, 161 Belliveau, Maureen 51 Belliveau, Sharon 20 Bender, Joan 29 Bender, William 74 Benedict, Henry 166, 180, 238 Benfield, Gail 75 Bennett, David 51, 195 Bennett, Stephen 29 Bentley, Lee 51 Bentley, Nan 75, 100, 134 Berlin, Mark 51 Berlin, Paula 268 Berman, Susan 51, 158, 161, 178, 270 Berry, David 51, 165, 166 Berti, Laura 75, 171 Berti, Theresa 51, 171 Beverly, Valeria 51 Biggs, Susan 29 Bills, Dorothy 221 Binnix, John 75, 154 Binnix, Ronald 29 Bishop, Helen 234 Bittner, Eugene 51 Bjerke, Janet 51 Bjorklund, Jail 138, 239 Bj orson, Theresa 29, 169 Black Maskers 156, 157 Blackwell, John 75, 135, 150, 154, 161, 194, 199, 230 Blair, Sammie 29 Bland, Debra 75, 170 Blau, Gary 74, 159, 160 Blitz, Debra 28, 29, 170, 174 Bloom, Frank 32 Bloom, Janette 84 Bokelman, Sandra 75 Boland, Daniel 29, 185 Boland, Martin 51, 62, 142, 164, 166, 194 Bonita, Linda 75 Bonner, Richard 75, 150, 160 Boren, Deborah 75 Boren, Michael 29 Bosley, Gregory 75, 163 Bostic. Charles 29 Bouknight. Julie 51 Bowie, John 29 Bowman, Barbara 68 Bowman, Eleanor 75 Boyce, Linda 76 Boyce. Steven 29 Bradley, Yvonne 165, 166, 168 Brasted, Scott 68 Breeden, Katherin 29 Breeden. Robert 51 Brenneman, Constance 226 Brenneman, John 241 Brenner, Richard 29, 153 Brewer, Diana 76 Bridges, Mildred 76 Brindel, Deborah 76 Broadwater, Laron 51 Broadwater, Rose 76 Brock, Edward 29 Brome, Merrily 76 Brown, Barbara 76, 134, 172, 173, 178, 179, 270 Brown. Beth 76 Brown. David 51 Brown, Everett 51 Brown, James 68, 192 Brown, Jerry 29, 185 Brown, John 20, 150, 241 Brown, John 76, 135, 142, 153, 154, 166, 182, 192 Brown, June 51, 162, 175 Brown, Kathryne 29 Brown, Michael 76 Brown, Rhonda 76 Brown, Roberta 29 Brown, Stephen 76 Brown, Teresa 76 Brudzinski, David 51, 182, 198 Brudzinski, Lynn 29 Bruneau, Peter 21, 77, 200 Bryan, Karl 51 Bucher, Susan 51 Buck, Mary 77 Bucky, Timothy 51 Burdette, Carl 77 Burdette, Phyllis 29, 150 Burgee, Donna 220 Burgess, Andy 51 Burgess. Thelma 77 Burke, Tim 29, 170 Burkett, Pauline 223 Burns, Carla 29 Burns, Mark 30. 38 Burns, Sandra 77, 119 Burr, Charles 77 Burrelli, Leonard 51, 54, 154, 161, 192 Burrelli, Richelle 77, 270 Burton, Jean 77 Burton, Joan 30 Burton, Judy 51, 159 Bush, Sheila 30 Butler, Robert 137, 144, 227 Butt, Rhonda 52 Butt, Wanda 30 Byers. Linda 52 Cade, Donald 30 Cahill, Lewis 30 Caldwell, James 78 Calloway, Bonnie 52 Calloway, Janice 78 Campbell, Gloria 68, 158 Campbell, Mary 30 Campini, Jonita 52 Canterbury, A1 30 Caplan, Jason 78, 150, 159, 198 Caravaggio, John 52 Cardo, Carol 78, 161 Card, Martin 69 Cardonc, David 30 Carlisle, Devena 52 Carlisle, Mary 30 Carpenter, Ricky 30 Carr, Phyllis 201, 236 Carrillo, Kay 52, 166 Carrion, Francisco 78 Carroll, Dan 30 Carroll. James 78 Carroll, Julie 30 Carroll, Lois 30, 158, 169 264 • Index Carroll ( Rebecca 30 Carter, Brenda 52 Carter, Carolyn 30 Carter, Edward 78, 163 Carter, Gail 52 Carter, Karen 78 Carter, Laurie 78, 166 Carter, Linda 69 Carter, Wanda 79 Caruso, Teresa 52, 175 Cashdollar, Vivian 30 Castle, Thomas 30 Cathers, Lorraine 79, 150, 162, 166 Cera, Nancy 79 Chambers, Stephen 52 Chaney, Connie 79 Chaney, John 30 Chaney, John 79 Chang, Susannah 52, 159, 164, 168 Checks, Terry 79 Cheerleaders, Jr. Varsity 174 Cheerleaders, Varsity 140, 172, 173 Cheng, Winnie 30 Cheripka, Michael 79, 107, 200, 217 Cheslosky, Christine 52, 175 Cheslosky, Laura 79, 150, 201, 202, 203 Childers, Robert 52 Choir 166, 167 Christianson, Brian 79, 82, 150, 164, 166 Christianson, Charles 30 Christie, Jill 30, 161 Christopher, Carole 79, 85 Christy, Beth 52 Ciuba, Robert 30 Clark, Barbara 81, 102, 134, 152, 161, 178 Clark, Carol 220 Clark, Dane 52, 185 Clark, Leslea 52, 158 Clark, Rosemary 52 Clark, Sally 226 Clay, Robert 52 Clem, Wesley 30 Cleveland, Michael 81 Clingan, Terrance 30, 185 Clink, Wendy 30 Close, Mary 52 Cloud, Carol 81, 115, 155 Cochrane, Edward 81 Cochrane, William 52 Cockley, Robert 30 Cody, Michael 30 Coffin, David 81 Cogswell, Anthony 31 Cogswell, Susan 81 Coleman, Deborah 31, 174 Coleman, William 52 Collier, Sally 52 Collings, Lawrence 31 Collins, Bonnie 52, 57 Collins, Bruce 31 Collins, Edward 52, 182, 199 Color Guard 171 Conant, Robert 52 Conn, Marcella 52, 162 Connors, Timothy 52 Conrad, Daniel 81 Conrad, Debra 52, 172, 203 Cook, James 81 Cooper, John 81 Copeland, James 125 Copestick, Donna 68 Cornwell, Christine 52 Costin, Constance 31 Costin, Timothy 81, 201 Coulter, Patricia 81 Covert, Michele 31 Crawford, Gcorgcann 81, 134 Crawford, Gregory 53, 175 Creamer, Christopher 31 Creamer, Kathryn 31 Creamer, Mary 81 Crews, Wayne 31 Crispino, Rudolph 217 Cross Country 1% Cross, Pamela 31 Crouse, Werra 31 Crown, John 31 Crown, Joseph 53 Crum, Debra 53 Cullen, Carcn 23, 81, 176 Curry, Cheryl 53 Curry, William 81 Curtin, Bonnie 53 Curtis, Karen 31 D’Aguanno, Jane 31 D’Aguanno, Marie 53, 65, 158, 166, 168 Dahlin, Kenneth 143, 238 Dale, Tarrant 31 D’Amore, Daniel 53 Dauenhauer, Gene 53 Dauenhauer, Robin 32 Daugherty, Lee 53 Davenport, Russell 32 David, Cynthia 32 Davidson, Diana 81 Davidson, Jay 53, 182 Davidson, Margaret 32 Davis, Brenda 81 Davis, Henry 53, 169, 170 Davis, Jeffrey 32, 153 Davis, Paul 53 Davis, Steven 32 Dawson, William 135, 182, 234 Day, Alfred 81 Day, Barbara 81 Day, Larry 32 Day, William 53 Dean, Charles 32 Dearstone, Deborah 32 Debate Club 158 Debelius. James 32 D.E.C.A. 163 Decelle, Richard 53 Degiorgio, Vincent 32 Demar, Bryan 81, 182 Demastus, Wanda 32 Dempsey, Jeannette 53 Denell, Robert 32 Denell, William 82 DePaola, John 68 Dermer, Denise 82 Dermer, Gregory 32 DeShetler, Theresa 32, 158, 168 DeShetler, Timothy 82 Deskin, Elyce 74, 82 Devault, Richard 82. 97, 150, 195 Devers, Kathy 82 Dileo, Steven 54, 161, 182 Dillon, John 82 Dippell. Evelyn 145, 179, 221. 270 DiVencenzo, Michael 32 Dixon, Patricia 54 Dixon, Sharon 82 Dobbs, Frederick 82, 139, 150, 155, 156, 193, 195 Dobrick, Joseph 140, 182, 183, 241 Dodd, Mike 54, 195 Dodge, David 82 Dodson, Susan 54, 161, 162, 169 Dodson, Norman 54 Dolan, Helen 54 Dolan, Janet 32, 175 Dole, Sarah 82 Doll, Deborah 32 Donaldson, Susan 54, 166 Donoghue, Constance 82 Donoghue, John 33 Douglass, Donna 181 Dove, Edgar 33 Drill Team 175 Dronenburg, William 82, Duellet, Marsha 46 Dukes, Robert 83 Duley, Teresa 83 Dunham, David 54, 58, 199 Dunn, Gina 33 192 Dodge, Susan 54, 161, 162, 169 Dunn, Richard 54, 170 Dupuis, Kim 33, 170, 174 Easter, Carol 83, 166 Blaster, Pamela 33 Ecalono, Richard 83, 199 Edmonston, Laura 54 Edmunds, Charles 33 Edwards, Richard 54 Elder. Robert 83, 195 Eller, Robin 54 Ellison, Karen 54 Ellsworth, Randy 54, 195 Ely, Carol 33 Ely, Cynthia 83 Embrey, Sharon 83 Emerson, Pamela 83, 176 England, Deborah 54 Ercolani, Gloria 54, 166 Ernst, Susan 83 Esche, Catherine 84 Eslin, Larry 54 Etter, Donald 33 Evans, George 54, 158, 166. 23 Everhart, Patricia 33 Everly, Jennie 32, 33 New faces fill old places. Fagan. Katherine 84 Fahey, Dennis 84 Fahey, Donna 84 Fahey, Timothy 83 Fahrner, Jeffrey 33 Farrar, Russell 33 Farrell, Sharon 55 Farrell, James 33, 169, 176, 185 Farrer, Keith 55 Fauly, Arthur 232 Fazio, Charles 55 Fazio, Rena 84, 93, 116, 178, 271 Fee, Kathy 55 Fehr, Paula 23, 84, 88, 134, 150, 155, 164, 165 Feight, Karen 84 Feinbcrg, Michael 233 Fetterly, Brenda 33, 140, 169 Fiege, Beverly 225 Field, Daniel 33, 170 Field, Thomas 23, 84, 150. 152 Fields. Robert 55 Fischetti. Sheree 84, 106, 178, 179, 270 Fisher, Gary 33 Fisher, Joseph 84. 177 Fisher, Richard 33 Fisk, Irving 237 Fitzpatrick. Deborah 85, 105, 161, 178, 271 Fitzpatrick, Donald 55, 182 Fleenor. Constance 55. 136, 162 Fleenor, Margaret 233 Fleenor, Zane 85, 169, 182 Fleming, Barry 33 Fleming. Tara 85, 145, 150, 166 Flynn, Deborah 55, 166 Folk and Piano Cluh 168 Foltz, Valerie 33 Football, Junior Varsity 187 Football, Varsity 184, 185, 186 Foote, Katherine 33 Fordham, Stephen 85 Foreman, Shirley 33 Forgy, Patricia 55, 163 Formulak, Lawrence 233 Fortunato, Angela 33, 174 Fountain, Michael 85 Fourcade, James 33 Fourcade, Susan 55 Fow, R. 163 Fox, Stefan 34 Fragoyannis. Argo 34, 153, 174 Frances, Jennifer 55 Frank, Mary 34 Frank, Nancy 34 Franklin, David 55 Franklin, Henrietta 216 Franklin, Juanita 85 Freeh, Marian 85, 123, 161 Frederick, Glenda 34, 166 Fredericks, Betsy 85, 161 Freeland, John 55, 161 Freeland, Susan 34, 174 Freeman, Douglas 85, 161 Freeman, Richard 55 French Club 158 French, Helen 34 Fritts, Lowell 192, 232 Frost, Derek 55, 195, 198 Frye, Bernard 34 Frye, Jani 86 Fusco, Jacquelyn 34, 35, 174 Fusco, Linda 72, 86 Future Teachers Association 159 Gabbert, John 80, 237 Gabelman, Joan 68,175 Gaffey, Marianne 50, 55, 169 Gaffey, Michael 55 Gale, Linda 34 Gallagher, Stephanie 86, 172, 173 Galloway, Ralph 23, 86, 142. 155, 157, 159, 166 Galvin, John 55 Galvin, Kathleen 34, 159 Garcia, Rosmarie 233 Garrett, Janet 86, 134, 172, 178, 270 Garth, Robert 55 Gatchcll, Helen 240 Gavin, Michael 80, 86 Gavin, Molly 55 Gearin, Regina 55 Ceiwitz, Regina 55 Geiwitz, Edith 86 Gelin, Beth 34, 158, 169 Geoffrion, Annette 86, 165, 166 George, Edward 34, 201 George, Judith 228 Giamanco, Michele 86 Giarth, Susan 86 Gick, Paul 55 Gifford, Warren 55 Gill, Vicki 34 Gilles, Michael 23, 58, 68, 155, 165, 166 , Ginsburg, Pam 61 Girls’ Intramurals 164 Gledhill, James 55 Gnatowski, Stanley 231 Godwin, Thomas 55 Goglio, Lisa 86 Golden, Carol 86, 150, 152, 166, 175 Golden. Jillian 34, 158, 159, 161, 164, 181 Golf 200 Goodhue, John 86 Gordeuk, Jean 55 Gorden, Shawn 55, 164 Gore, Nancy 34 Gorman, Laura 34 Govsky, Lawrence 34 Grady, Colleen 86, 175 Grady, James 34 Grady, Michael 55 Grant, Julianne 55 Grant. Rita 86. 178, 179, 270 Greany, Kathleen 34 Green, Ronald 86, 169. 176 Green, Thomas 87, 199 Greene, Elizabeth 87 Greenway, Laurie 34 Greenway, Pamela 87 Grey, Lynn 34 Grimes. Mattie 55 Gross, Norman 87, 182 Grossman, Elaine 20, 56, 68. 161, 164, 201 Cruder, Robert 56 Gruber, Thomas 34 Grzech, Kevin 55 Gwin, Nancy 56 Gwinn, Patrick 56, 182 Hagan, Jennifer 56 Hungry RM students find chocolate cake and sticky buns hard to resist. Hageman, Brenda 36 Hageman, Nancy 87, 110, 160, 170 Hager, John 34 Hairston, Jean 87 Hall, David 56 Hall, Gary 56 Hall, Gregory 87 Hall, Nadine 87 HamiU, Paul 89, 108. 195 Hamilton, Keith 89 Hamilton, Rodger 89 Hamrich, Lorrie 34 Hancock, Peter 89, 182 Hancock, William 34, 185 Hanlin, Dilean 56 Hardgrove, Gary 31, 34, 185 Harding Louisa 34 Harding, Mark 56, 182, 192 Hare, Donald 230 Harbaugh, Debra 56 Harlow, Richard 34 Harlow, Kathryn 34 Harper, William 35, 169, 170 Harper, William 56 Harris, Rosalin 56 Harrison, Mary 35 Harrison, Patricia 89 Harrison, Paul 35 Harrison, Wanda 56, 68, 163 Harrison, Wendy 56 Hart, Michael 35 Hash, Franklin 35 Haug, Susan 56 Haverland, Alice 35 Hawkins, William 89 Hawkins, Gwendolyn 56, 175 Hawsford, David 89 Hawksford, Rodney 56, 163 Hayes, Paul 56 Haynes, Diana 56 Healy, Thomas 56, 185 Heavy, Matthew 56 Hebron, Michael 35 Hecht, John 89, 198 Heim. Gail 21, 89, 134, 135 Helzer, Katherine 35, 174 Henderson, Gary 35 Henderson, Scott 56 Henning, Paul 89 Henry, Sharon 224 Henry, Steven 56, 191 Heppes, Roger 56 Hersmen, Julie 23, 56, 156 Herndon, Beverly 89 Hersbcrgcr, Maulee 89 Hess, Stephen 35 Hickman, Debra 89 Hildebrand. Ricky 56 Hill, Nancy 89, 166 Hill, Stuart 89 Hill, Terry 35 Hilleary, Dixie 89 Hinde, William 35 Hindley, George 89 Hindman. Brenda 89 Hinds, James 182, 233 Hires, A. 185 Hobbes, Charles 56, 201 Hobbs. Dennis 35 Hoffmaster, Drew 56, 163 Holdsworth, Leslie 97, 215 Holland, Gloria 35, 164, 174 Hollenbach, Patricia 35 Hollis, Mark 199, 235 Homick, William 163, 198, 235 Hommet, Raean 89 Hoover, Elizabeth 56 Hoover, Mark 35 Hopkins, Charles 57, 193, 195, 199 Hopkins, Rose 35 Hopke, Edward 230 Hoppenjans, Carol 90. 134 Hormuth, Susan 36 Horn, Dorothy 224 Horner, Leon 217 House, Karen 57, 158, 166, 168 Houston, Deborah 90 Howard, Gene 36 Howard, Leslie 36 Howard, Mary 90 Howard, Sheila 90 Howard, Susan 90 Hoyt, Deborah 90 Hubble, Denise 90, 241 Huber, Mark 36 Huber, Michele 57 Hudson. John 90, 182 Hughes, Jeffrey 57, 182 Hughes, Mary 57, 161, 166 Hughes, Nancy 90 Hughes, Philip 90 Hulgus, Joseph 90 Hull, Ray 217 Hulse, Jeffrey 90, 185 Hulse. Larry 36 Hummer, Gail 36 Hundcmcr, Karen 90, 91, 150, 162 Hunsberger, Joseph 57 Hunsbergcr, Michael 36 Hunsicker, Susan 36 Hunt, Timothy 36 Hunter, Robert 155, 160 Hurley, Ellen 91 Hurt, Rebecca 91 Hurt, Robert 91 Husband, Howard 36 Hyman. Edward 36, 153 Ing, Lily 57, 175, 201 Jackman, Gerald 36 Jackson, Alice 236 Jackson, Elive 57 Jackson, Owen 91 Jacob, Jean 57 Jaffey, Barbara 57 Jaffey, Roberta 36, 146 James, Eileen 57, 164 Jeffs, Denise 91 Jenkins, David 36 Bewildered sophomores await their homeroom assignments on orientation day. Jenkins, William 227 Jenkins. William 57 Jennings, Kevin 36 Jester, Chris 9, 145 Jesus People Club 177 Johnson, Bruce 57 Johnson, Darlene 36 Johnson, Deborah 91 Johnson, Gary 36 Johnson, Gwendolyn 91 Johnson, Leonard 57 Johnson, Peter 36 Johnson, Robert 91 Johnson, Teresa 57 Jones, Bruce 182, 223 Jones, Knowles 57, 193 Jordan, Peggy 44 Joyce, Delores 219 Julh, Paula 37 Kalins, Daniel 37 Kaelin, Cherrie 57 Kaelin, Philip 91, 182 Kamachaitis. Patricia 37 Kandel, Susan 37, 170 Karaberi. Marianthc 238 Karasinski, Frank 229 Karsh, Lynne 92 Kasiaras, Patricia 92 Kaspersky, David 57. 185 Katz, Daniel 92. 195, 198 Kaufman, Allan 236 Kaufman, James 168, 170, 190 Kavanaugh, Timothy 195 Keller, Mike 92 Keller, Sharon 37 Kelly, John 58 Kelly, Larry 234 Kelly, Mark 37 Kelly, William 37, 168 Keplinger, Donna 58 Ketcham. Jill 92, 165, 166 Keyettes 162 Kilkuskie, Stanley 233 Killian. Dera 92 Kimball, Terri 58 Kinder, Donna 58 Kindness, Lynn 37 King, Barbara 58 King, Debra 58, 175 King, Eugene 92. 182, 183 King, Karen 92, 134, 161, 169 King. Mark 92 King. Michael 37, 160 King. Mildred 227 King, Robert 92 Kingery, William 58, 199 Kingsbury, Charles 37 Kingsbury, Richard 92 Kirkpatrick, Diane 37, 153, 161, 201 Kitzinger, Beverly 58, 136, 164 Kizler, David 37, 50, 156 Kizler, John 93, 161, 271 Klansek, Crystal 68, 164 Klimash, Kris 37 Klinger, Charles 69 Knoblock, Kathy 31, 37 Knudson. Laura 58 Koch, Deborah 93 Koch. Michael 93 Koenigshof Cynthia 58, 161 Koiner, Susan 37 Komaromey, Amy 58 Komorski, John 58, 199 Konicki, Donna 93 Koontz, Anton 37 Kraft, Donna 93 Krall, Laura 58, 178 Krall, Linda 93, 150, 172, 173, 179, 276 Krause, Kent 53, 58, 182, 199 Krentzlin, Douglas 58, 139, 143, 23 Kuchinski, John 93 Kuchinski, Joseph 37, 185 Kuehl, Lee 69 Kumkumian. Simon 93 Kump, Anna 37 Kump, Harry 58 Kunzig, Kim 93, 134, 160 Kuper, Cynthia 58 Kurland, David 37 Kurland, Roseann 93 Labille, Mary 37 Labrador, Vivian 94. 113, 150, 175 Lackey, Lucinda 37, 203 Laeanow, R. 169 Lamastra. Mark 58, 192 Lambert. David 94 Lamborn. Mark 59 Lane, Robert 94 Lantz, Sheila 37 Lanum. Scott 94, 161 La Pointe. David 37 La Pointe, Michael 94, 193 Larry. Patricia 37 Latham. Wilbur 59. 182 Latta, Donna 94, 114, 175 Laurine. Carol 59 Lawson, David 59 Lawson, Spencer 94, 163 Lawson, Vicki 37 Layne, Theresa 94 Layne, William 59 Layton, Norman 59, 182 Lee, Scott 59, 195 Leacock. Brian 94, 201 Leacock, Elizabeth 37 Leaman. Gary 59 Leath, Elizabeth 94 .185 Leath, Gerry 37 Lechner, Cheryl 37 Lerhner, Deborah 59. 171 Lcgler. John 59 Leighton. Karen 59 Leighton, 1-awrence 94 Lemieux. Edmund 94, 135, 182, 199 Lentz, Mary 59 Leonard. Robert 94 Leopard. Michael 59 Levine, Susan 59 Lewis, Carroll 59 Lewis, Mary 37, 153 Lewis, Patricia 94, 150. 175 Lezcano. Isabel 59 Library Aides 159 Lightfoot. Pamela 94, 166 Lignos, Maria 59 Lincoln. Malvin 69 Linthicum, Wanda 38 Lipsitz, Joel 59, 182 Little, Amy 38 Index • 267 Barbara Brown poses pretty as a picture. Lloyd, James 21, 94, 113, 150 Lockwood, Deborah 38 Loftis, Robert 38, 170 Loftis, Penny 59 Long, Diane 38 Long, Elizabeth 59, 199 Long, Mary 95 Long, Robert 59, 195 Long. Susan 95 Longest, Doretta 95, 175 Longo, Richard 38 Loudcnbcrg. Susan 38 Louvorn, Herschel 59 Lowe, Deborah 95, 150. 162 Lowenbach. Cheryl 232 Ludlow. Cynthia 72, 95 Ludwig, S. 177 Lundberg, Linda 59 Lusk, Carolyn 38. 181 Luther, Ronald 95 Lyons, Kathy 38 Mabon, Mary 84, 95, 150 Maccalum, Priscilla 95 Macewicz, Joseph 59, 68 MacHalc, John 144, 214. 260 Macuch, Bonnie % Madrigals 165 Magnanclli, Daniel 38 Maguire, Robert 228 Maisel, Kevin 38 Majorettes 171 Mallonee, John 229 Malloy, Mary 38 Malloy, Nancy % Mangan, Annette 38 Mangene, Marilyn 96, 164 Mangum, Bruce 38 Mangum, Gary 59 Mangus, Richard 59 Mansell, Loni 96 Marcello. Joanne 222 Marder, Lucinda 229 Marlow, Clayton 229 Marotti, Donna 59, 158, 161 Marshall Claire 38 Marshall, Karen 39 Marshall. Mary 59, 162 Martin. Charles 39 Martin, Frankie 39 Martinclli, Carol % Martinelli, Michael 39 Mason, Amanda 39 Mason, Lula 59 Mason. Michelle % Mason, Randy 39 Mason. Sebrina 60 Masonson, Raymond 154 Masters, Brenda 60 Masterson, John 39 Matheny, Thomas 60 Mather, Patti 96. 134 Mattes, Deborah 60 Matthews, Chester 39 Mauck. James 96 May, David 39, 176 May, Robert 60 Mayer, Laura 96 Mayo, Donna 60 McAllister, Stephen 39, 185 McCarthy, Mark 60, 169 McCarthy, Scott 68 McCauley, Mary % McConnell, Kathy 60, 165, 166 McCormack, Leslie 39 McCuistion, Margaret % McDonald. David 36. 39 McDonald, Victoria 234 McDonnell, Kathleen % McDonnell, Regina 60 McEachern, Carlton 222 McGolrick, Mary 96. 101, 122, 175, 201 McGrew, Kathleen 60 McGrew, Mary Ellen 39 McGrew, Sherry 60, 162, 175 McGrory, Kathy 69 McKeever, James 60, 182, 199 McLcllan. Paul 21, 78, 79, 96, 150, 176, 199 McLelland, Katherine 96, 171 McNulty, Christopher 60 McPeck. David 60 Mead, Deborah 96, 115 Medina, Jorge 39, 185 Medina, Wilvia 96, 134, 21 Meisner, Susan % Mella, Richard % Mennell. Laurine 239 Merendino, John 60 Mcrcndino. Josephine 216 Metta, Jon 96, 182 Metzger, Jerri 60 Michaloski. Mary 39 Miles. Henry 240 Miles, Jillian 98 Miller, Cathy 60, 170 Miller, Jeffrey 39. 153 Miller. Kenneth 98 Miller, Thomas 60. 169 Milliner, Bennett 98. 182, 199 Mills. Linda 98 Milne. Laurie 98 Milne. Terry 98 Milor. Charles 39 Miranda. Laura 39 Mirsky, Ruth 21, 40 Mitchell. Aaron 40 Mitchell. Barbara 60 Mitchell. Carlton 40 Mongclli. Joseph 98 Mongelli. Teresa 40 Monroe. Dave 93. 166 Montgomery County Regional 154 Montgomery, Marcie 98 Moon. Martha 40, 164 Moore, David 98 Moore, Mary 60 Moore. Robert 40, 169 Moore. Ruth 40 Moore, Yolanda 69 Mooty. David 169 M'-r-in J hn 69 Moren, Aletha 40 Morgan. Ann 40. 158. 162 Morgan. Derek 40, 169 Morgan. James 98 Morgan, Robert 98 Moringstar, Bonnie 99 Moroney, Lynn 40 Morris, Gary 99 Morris, Jean 22. 99. 165, 166, 221 Moses, Timothy 60 Mosimann, Theresa 22. 99, 112, 23, 150, 154, 158, 162, 164, 165, 166, 175, 221, 168 Mote, Douglas 40, 169 Moten, Wenona 40 Moulton, Gayle 60. 166 Mountney, Gail 23, 60, 158, 165, 166, 168 Moyer, Jeffrey 40 Muccioli, Valeria 40 Mueller. Franziska 99 Muir, James 60, 192, 194 Muir, Janet 68, 164 Mulhern, Joseph 99. 120, 107, 166, 194, 199, 201 Mulhern, Thomas 60, 176, 194, 199 Mulholland, Kurt 99, 150, 152 Muller, Kathleen 60, 172, 173 Mullins. James 99. 182 Munroe, David 99, 155, 165 Munzer, Marabcth 69 Munzer, Stephen 60 Murfin, Steven 60, 142, 169, 176, 177 Musy, Claude 60 Myers. Bryan 40 Myers, Julie 100, 154, 162, 166 Myers. Marguerite 100, 150, 161. 162 Myers. Scott 60, 146 Namath, Patricia 234 Napolitano, Omella 40 Napple, Katherine 61 Nasca, Anthony 100 National Honor Society 150 Needham, Joyce 61, 158, 164 Needham, Virginia 40 Neel, Susan 40 Nelson, Bruce 100, 161, 177 Nelson, Clifford 40 Nelson, Debra 100, 134 Nelson, Robert 41 Newbourne, Paul 69, 193 Newcomb, Ronald 100, 145, 155, 165 Newcomer, Jeanilee 100 Newcomer, Nancy 72, 100 Niccwarner, May 218 Nicholson, Jessamine 218 Nicholson, Leslie 61 Nicholson, Michael 61 Nicholson, Patricia 41 Nolan, Anita 41, 202 Norkin, Morey 61, 166 Nugent, Cynthia 39, 41, 181 Nuttycombe, Patricia 23, 100. 154, 172, 173, 178, 270 Nydegger, Bradley 100, 159 268 • Index Oblonsky, Hana 21, 101, 162 O’Brien, Gary 41 O’Connell, Teresa 101, 121, 134, 160, 166 Olson, Janine 41, 159, 164 Olson, Robin 23, 61, 139, 156 O’Neal, Robin 101, 177 Orchestra 170 Ordanez, Jose 61 O’Reilly, James 161, 182 Orndorf. Margaret 101 Orner, David 101 O’Rourke, Kathleen 61 Orr, Barbara 101 Orr, David 41, 185 Orris, Wendy 41 Osborne, Sheree 61, 175 Oscanyan, William 61 Osgood, Kimberly 23, 61, 155, 166, 175, 178, 271 Oshinski, John 101, 176 Oshinski, Kevin 41, 153 Ouellette, Marsha 41 Ouska, Jan 61, 169, 221 Packer, Ann 163 Packer, Elizabeth 61 PA Club 160 Page, Ross 41 Pahl, Robert 61 Painter, Deborah 101, 150, 176 Pararas, John 41 Parisi, James 41 Parisi, June 101 Parker, George 101, 192 Parker, James 41 Parsons, Nancy 41 Paterno, Vincent 61, 176, 195 Patton, John 98, 101, 150, 169 Patton, Robert 41, 185 Patton, Stephanie 101, 168 Patton, Theona 101 Paul, George 41 Paul, Joyce 100, 101 Pavlik, Deborah 102 Pearce. Thomas 41 Peebles, Victoria 61, 166 Peiser, Alison 69, 172, 173, 178, 271 Pelnik, Brian 61, 200 Pemberton, Craig 102 Pemberton, Gary 62 Penick, Diane 62 Pendleton, Gloria 62 Penick, Ronald 102 Pennington, Mary 102, 164, 205 Perry, Cynthia 62, 159, 161 Peter, Mary 41 Peters, Carole 62 Peters, Jennifer 92, 102, 164, 195, 199 Peters, Joanne 62 Peterson, Mark 41, 169 Petrie, Deborah 102 Petrie, Renate 41 Phebus, Kathryn 102, 165, 166 Phillips, Jackie 69 Phillips, Sandra 102, 134, 175 Phillips, Tom 42 Pickus, Jonathan 42 Pierce, Mabel 42 Pierce, Mitchell 61 Pietro, Joyce 103 Pifer, Pamela 62 Pindcll, Tonda 42 Pisano, Robert 42 Pistole, Daniel 103 Pleasants, Russ 42 Polanskey, Shirley 103, 150, 159, 168, 177 Pollen, David 42 Pollen, Sharen 103 Poore, Kathy 161 Porreca, Richard 75, 103, 182 Porter, David 42 Porter, James 42 Porter, John 103 Powers, Donna 103 Prather, Nadine 42 Prescott, Debra 62 Price, Derek 62 Price, Jane 218 Price, Lee 42 Price, Ralph 69, 199 Pridemore, Fred 42 Prinkey, John 42 Proffitt, Robert 62, 195 Pruitt, Gregg 62 Prymas, Lynne 103, 150, 152 Przygocki, Anne 103, 150, 158, 161, 162, 175, 178, 271 Pulver, Stephen 103, 165, 166, 195 Puziss, Marla 42 Redman, Lewis 63 Reece, Ethel 218 Reed, Robert 104, 201 Reedy, Charles 63 Reid, Susan 104 Reiff, Marianne 42 Reilly, Mary 104, 106, 134, 172, 178 Reinhold, William 104, 169, 175 Remissong, Jill 63, 136 Renaud, Dennis 104 Reznikov. Daniel 42 Rhodes, Lisa 10-4 Rice, Jackie 104 Rice, Joanne 42 Richardson, Jennie 63 Richardson. Nancy 218 Richardson, Roy 42 Ricketts, Rebecca 104 Ricks, Cassandra 42, 169 Ricks, Laurent 63 Riggs, Kathryn 63 Riley, Richard 100, 104, 182 Rimel, Kenneth 42 Rimel, William 104 Rippel, Kathie 104, 164 Rivers, Loretta 43 Rizzo, Gregory 43 Rizzo, Michael 104, 161, 182 Roach, Carolyn 43 Robbins, Janet 43 Roberson, Mary 63 Roberts, Brenda 104 Roberts, Elaine 43 Roberts, Ethel 104 Roberts, Nancy 43 Robertson, Cynthia 97, 104, 161, 166 Robertson, William 63 Robinette, Mary 220 Robinson, Margo 38 Roche, Michael 69 Rodgers. Steven 63 ROCKET 178, 179 Roldan, Inez 104, 169 Rolfe, Mary 150, 161, 166 Rollins, Jeffry 63 Rollins, Monica 158 Rollins, Phillip 43, 166 Romney, Jill 104, 172, 173, 270 Rosebery, Charlene 224 Rosenberg, Daniel 104, 150, 176 Rosewater, Gail 43 Rosewater, Katherine 104 Rothgeb, Ward 63 Rothlauf, Eugene 106, 178, 185, 199, 271 Roush, Carolyn 216 Rouland, Monica 63 Roylance, Nina 106, 150 Roznikov, D. 185 Roznikov, P. 185 Ruberg, Carol 63 Ruddiman, Elizabeth 63 Runnels. Joseph 43, 153 Runnels, Rhonda 63 Russel, Dixie 106 Russel, Faith 63 Russell, Faith 63 Russell, Gary 63 Ruthberg, Jeffrey 99, 106 Ruthvin, Deborah 43 Rutter, Steven 43 Ruzanski, Peggy 63 Ryan, Ann 43 Rynders, Katherine 106 Rynders, Patrick 43 Saah. Marwcn 43 Sacco. Katherine 106, 150, 152, 154, 178, 179, 271 Confusion or congestion: that is the question. Queccdo, Arturo 62 Rabin, Karla 42, 43, 150 Rabin, Kurt 103, 176 Radford, Frederick 42 Rae, Charlene 42 Rae, Roger 62 Rains, Barbara 103, 150, 158. 165, 168, 166, 169 Rainwater, Catherine 103, 164 Rainwater, Susan 62 Ralph, Jeanne 42 Ramey, Brenda 42 Ramsey. Dan 62 Randall, Lloyd 62 Rapalus. Thomas 42 Ratliff, Beth 42 Ratliff. Carol 103. 156, 164 Ratliff, Herbert 63 Rattley, Vicki 63 Rausher, Mary 42 Paula Berlin, another 11th wader, is happy to be home. Sadler, Sharon 106 Sakate, Sharon 21, 99, 106, 135, 150, 162, 175, 176 Salerne, Ann 43 Salesky, Donna 106 Sammer, Michael 106, 142, 164, 165, 166 Samson, Sara 63 Sanborn, Sherley 43 Sandifer, Melissa 106 Sandsberry, Mark 63 Sanquist, Stephen 106 Saunders, Valessa 43 Savage, Beth 63, 162, 175 Scalamandrc, Janet 63, 161 Schallon, Michael 43 Schiavone, John 44 School Store 160 Schrider, James 44 Schrock, Mary 107 Schrock, Sue 63 Schroebel, Charles 44 Schwartz, Richard 63, 169 Scott, Bernadette 44 Scott, David 63 Scott, Leila 107, 160, 199 Scott, Nancy 69 Scott, Robert 63 Seabolt, Betty 107 Seaton, Donna 63 Seawright, Nancy 107, 134 Seckar, Daryle 44 Seckar, Stephen 107, 192, 223 Seddon, Charlotte 64, 161 Scidenberg, Anthony 64 Self, Joseph 105, 107, 194, 199 Semancik, Cecilia 107, 117 Scrbin. Dennis 64 Serbin. Stephen 107 Serls, Aulda 44 Seuss, Toni 159 Shadoan, Jeannette 64, 163, 169 Shadoan, Mark 44 Shafer. Randolph 108 Shanahan. James 69 Sharp, Cheryl 108 Shaulis, Barbara 44, 146 Shaw, Caprice 87, 108, 172, 173 Shawn, Steven 64, 158 Shean, Michele 44 Sheppard, Linda 44, 158, 162 Sherrod, Christine 175 Shields, Diane 64 Shipley, Gary 108 Shope, Fred 64, 195, 199 Shortz, Rebecca 44 Shortz, Richard 108 Shue, Karen 44, 153, 158, 161, 170 Shuma, David 108, 137, 150, 169, 170 Shuma, Kathy 44, 161, 162, 174 Sickles, Valerie 44 Simmons, Kenneth 64, 185 Simmons, Patricia 44 Simon, James 108, 178, 179, 270 Simonini, Ann 108, 178, 271 Simonini, Claire 64 Simpson, John 108, 182 Simpson, Mark 44, 169, 195 Sink, John 235 Sisson, Brenda 64, 171 Ski Club 161 Skrovanek, Eva 108 Slack, Bobbie 69 Slaman, Michele 109 Smallwood, Charles 44 Smith, Charles 44 Smith, Christie 64 Smith, Dayna 23, 64, 155, 166 Smith, Douglas 109 Smith, Ira 109 Smith, Grace 88, 216 Smith, James 45 Smith, Joanne 109, 150, 178 Smith, Joseph 109, 182 Smith, Mark 45 Smith, Paul 64 Smith, Perry 64 Smith, Warren 109 Smith, Wayne 109, 201 Smoot, Mary 109, 163 Smouse, Barbara 109 Smouse, William 45, 153 Snider, Lee 45 Snider, William 64 Sniegon, Audrey 220 Snowden, Andrea 109 Snyder, Margaret 110 Snyder, Paul 45 Soccer 197 Solomon, Pam 110 Soon, Yoon 69 Sorg, Jacquelyn 110, 166, 178,271 Sousa, Haydee 64 Southall, Peter 64, 199 Soya, Stanley 64, 169, 176, 195 Sparacino, Danny 45 Stack. Gerard 110 Stafford, Keith 45 Stage Band 170 Stalfort, Cynthia 80, 110 Stamets, Steven 95, 110 Staney, Carolyn 236 Stapleton, Philip 110 Staples, Steve 45 Starratt, Glenda 177 Staudinger. Hans 45, 160 Steel, William 23, 110, 150, 166, 192, 195 Steinberg, Joseph 64 Steiner, Randall 64, 176, 182 Steiner. Terri 45 Step.ek, Nancy 45 Stephenson, David 111, 150, 195, 201 Stevens, Mary 64, 164, 165, 166 Stewart, Fred 45 Stewart, Honoria 64 Stewart, John 228 Stewart, Karen 111, 134, 175 Stewart, Michael 64 Stifter, Amanda 45 Stiness, Philip 147, 154, 230 Stone, Vera 64 Stotler, Linda 111 Strange, Vickie 111, 165, 166 Strasser. Sheryl 45 Strippey, Donald 64 Strong, Jonathan 64 Strunk, Heins 45 Student Council 152, 153, 154 Suddueth, Sharon 45 Suess, Richard 111 Suess, Toni 64, 171 Sullivan. Debra 69 Sullivan, Michael 111 Summerour, Jeffery 182, 184 Summerour, Nina 64 Swango, Erin 64 Swimming 201 Swing, Ann 111, 170, 175 Swing, Craig 65, 169, 170 Sylvester, John 65 Sylvester, William 65 Tabler, Lewis 159 Tabler, Peggy 65 Taylor, Carol 65 Taylor, Floyd 165, 166, 65 Taylor, John 111 Taylor, Sharon 45 Taylor, Susan 111 Tennant, Richard 223 Tennis, 199 Terry, Albert 65 Terry, Edward 111, 182, 184 Terzian, David 111, 155, 165, 166, 150 Tctlow, Linda 111 Thalhamcr, John 65, 169 Thayer, Kathy 45 Thayer, Patricia 45 Thear, Debra 111, 175 Thespians, 155 Thir, Stephanie 45 Thomas, Harry 111 Thomas, James 69 Thomas, Michael 111 Thomas, Michael 65 Thomas. Steven 45 Thomasson, Debra 65 Thompson, Charles 185 Thompson, Joseph 185 Thompson. Michael 45 Thompson, Nadine 45, 164 Thompson, Thomas 111, 170 Thrift, Elsie 45 Thuraau, Paul 65, 199 TIDE, 176 Tippet, Charlene 112, 150, 162, 164, 202 Tippet, Chester 45 Toland. Peter 65, 195 Tolbert, Robert 65, 185 Tolgyesi, Andrea 65, 201 Tomlinson, Tommie 112 Tonneman, Gloria 45, 153, 164 Tonneman, Mary 83, 90, 112, 134, 150, 194 Track, 198 Travers, Julia 230 Treanor, Michael 45 Trosclair, Gary 45, 161 Trosclair, Mary 112, 161, 169 Troup, Calvin 65, 166 Tucker, Dale 112 Tucker. Joe 45 Tuel, Teresa 45, 166 Tuel, Thomas 65 Turner. Amy 112 Tvardek, Diane 112 Twist, John 98, 112, 145, 195 Ulrick, Donald 46, 169, 185, 190, 193 Urciolo, Carol 65 Urciolo, Kevin 46 Vanderstaay, Shirley 112 Vandever, Michael 46 270 • Index Vanersdell, Donna 65 Van Eyken, Edla 69 Vaughn, Benjamin 66, 163 Vaughn, Daniel 66 Via, Linda 46, 174 Vick, Willis 46 Vidsegaard, Catherine 46 Villalva, Brian 66, 201 Villforth, Mary 46, 158 Vogel, Paul 46 Waas, Christopher 112, 161, 169, 170 Wachsman, Susan 66 Wadding, David 46 Wade, Esther 66 Wade, Morris 46 Wakefield, Elizabeth 66 Walcoff, Daryle 66 Walden, Ralph 66 Wall, John 46 Wallenmeyer, Wendy 23, 66, 166 Waller, Robert 66 Walter, Kathryn 46 Walters, Kenneth 46, 194 Walthall, Earl 240 Waltz, Kevin 46, 195 Wamslcy, Donald 46 Warren, James 22, 112, 166, 169 Washington, Perry 46 Waters, Maria 46 Waters, Mary 112 Wathen, Maureen 46 Watson, Gail 112 Waugh. Malka 231 Weaver, Helen 159, 221 Weaver, Terry 66 Webb, Arleen 66 Wedberg, Mable 240 Weedon, Peter 66, 176, 192 Weidemeyer, Kathie 46, 145, 158 Weidemeyer, Kristie 72, 112, 161, 164, 178, 276 Weimar, Jerry 46, 161 Welch, Susan 112, 166, 175 Weller, Garnet 66, 163 Wells, Elizabeth 112 Weslein, Robin 66 West, Arthur 66 West, Mark 46 Westlein, Ronnie 112, 162, W'eston-Dawkes, Mark 20, 112 175 Wethington, James 46, 190 Wetzel, Philip 66, 69 Whalen, Donald 66 W'halcn, George 112 Whalen, Robert 46 Wharton, Robert 67 Wheatley, Janet 112, 162, 164 Wheatley, Susan 47, 164 Wheelbarger, Michael 67, 182 Wheeler, Wallis 224 White, Robin 47, 143 White, Stevis 114 Whitney, Carolyn 114 Whittaker, Paul 47, 69 Wichtendahl, Steven 47 Wichtendahl, William 67, 185 Wight, Richard 225 Wilbur, Katherine 223 Wilisch, Edward 23, 67, 176, 195 Wilisch, Peter 47, 195 Wilkerson, Wendy Wilkie, Scott 47, 169, 170 Wilkins, Steven 67 Wilkinson, Michael 47 Wilkinson, Stephen 114 Will. Charles 67, 169, 170, 195, 200 Will, Fern 223 Williams, Edward 67 Williams, Florence 114, 163 Williams, Martha 114 Williams, Mary 67 Williams, Richard 114 William, Susan 47 Williamson, Carla 47 Williamson, Patricia 47 Wilson, Anne 142, 238 Wilson, Denise 47 Wilson, Everett 67 Wilson, Jennifer 69 Wilson, Kenneth 67 Wilson, Kimothy 67, 182 Wilson, Laura 67, 164, 169 Wilson. Patricia 47, 159 Wirth, Charles 67 Witte. Lisa 67, 164 Wittenberg, David 67, 169, 190, 193, 194, 199 Mr. Baroni gets caught red-handed. Yater, Lisa 47, 162 Yeager, Russell 47 Yenca, Philip 67 Yerkes, Melinda 225 Yoga Club 161 Young, Donnie 47 Young, Theresa 47 Younkers, Sharon 116 Zacharek, Gary 47 Zachary, Karen 67 Zcck, James 235 Zeiders, Barbara 226 Zell, Diane 67 Zell, Louise 47 Zetts, Wendalyn 69, 153 Ziff, Harold 116 Ziminsky, Eugene 67 Zizis, Jaima 67 Zoche, Frank 116, 161 Steve Murfin hams it up. Index • 271 BEFORE THE GRAND FINALE R.M. REMEMBERS Patti Nuttycombe Faculty Rita Grant Student Life Barbara Clark Organization Ricki Burrelli Advertising Pat Reilly Honors Linda Krali Advertising Sue Berman Sophomores Joanne Smith Faculty ✓ 4 1 Kristie Weidemeyer Organizations Janet Garrett Student Life Kim Osgood Juniors Alison Peiser Sophomores Jack Kizler Organizations Bill Rothlauf Photographer Debbie Fitzpatrick Sports Rena Fazio Seniors Jacki Sorg Ann Pryzgocki Organizations Faculty Kathy Sacco Business Manager Ann Simonini Junior Co-Editor THE ROCKET CREW SAYS THANK-YOU TO: The ROCKET staff meets its final deadline and the yearbook is now complete. MacIntyre Studios Mrs. Dipped, our advisor, for everything Mr. Paul Wood, our Hunter Representative, for his patience Rick Sacco, Ken Wurtzel and Bill Robertson for their photography. ‘‘IS THE CIRCUS REALLY OVER? OH NEVER, NEVER, NEVER. THE CIRCUS GOES ON FOREVER AND mm • . . FOREVER % • Wn ton-Sot m HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Corolino CHARLES R. PERRY, Regional Sole Monoger Chortottevnllo, V.rg.rvo PAUL WOOD, Rcprcicn'orive ' V • ‘jft. ' . - - JK ;• student council