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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1969 volume:

■Vifl f 7 A it) ‘4 M $4 v 6� pa h ,c A 1 at r-i ' J f: published by the students of west Springfield high school editor tom costantino assistant editor linda weston advisors mrs. ruth ann carfley, mr. raymond czarnick an eon chronicled a lifetime set down between covers of leather nineteen sixty-nine we hurried through it en masse in our little world cafeteria classrooms the bell rings and twenty-four hundred students charge through the halls on to view the spectacle our school in review and through all the thronging of crowds together we try to be aware of a bigger world, this our life as we lived it nineteen sixty-nine. INTRODUCTION 3 pr ® m m M mm fall is the signal for life in the microcosm we gather to act and be lively and spirited . . . fall turns cold but spirit stays warm with activity and fire . . . INTRODUCTION 7 INTRODUCTION 11 I INTRODUCTION 13 it ' s not all play, but we enjoy our work physical, mental, creative. work is a form of expression, too. but there are times of few people and times of endings, just as in the big world and we have compacted it here taele of contents fORCWORd 1-16 student Life 20-41 1 18 TABLE OF CONTENTS academics 42-73 SpORtS 134-187 activities 74-133 adveRtisements 280-285 cLasses 188-280 TABLE OF CONTENTS 19 20 STUDENT LIFE student life STUDENT LIFE 21 with man in tow, the lady comes out. dogpatch pays rapt attention to break music. grab him! the catch phrase for the lady left at home the crowd pours from the neck of the jug into the square of a rustic town, dogpatch from the country store comes music to charm and soothe the captive hand to the altar of marryin sam (sheltered from the romance of the October moon: mr. evans) a damsel dressed in denim sings songs of common people and the crowd seldom as large, dances on and the lady left at home comes out for sadie hawkins. sa6ie hawkins 22 STUDENT LIFE the country store displays its wares. the ultimate goal: ' marryin sam ' evans. -0i fi-BOVT I f T H l N ) e a f i y julie ince entertains with folk songs. bohemian hillbillies voice a view STUDENT LIFE 23 spaRta week paul gerdon plays mr. sandman, bringing sweet dreams to drill team girls. folk songs by the duby sisters add quiet moment to the rollicking follies. tri-hi-y ' s farmer ' s daughters rake in the laughter. 24 STUDENT LIFE foLLies I rick corthell are ready to debut. a space of hours set aside for a radiant phantom: sparta week, spartan spirit shines through clothing and dance displayed for knowledge and profit through tissue paper dreams laced with chicken wire through lamps of marchers through crowds laughing as they see familiarity in absurdity: the follies of madness mocking madness for money and the phantom: spartan spirit. sparta week. the french honor society ' s rendition of tiny tim brings down the house. spartan drill team sings a lullabye allan detwiler announces the winner of the 1968 follies: the key club. a wide-awake audience. a tiny spark it begins fed hopes and dreams by the crowd that comes to be warm and together or merely there they come bringing fuel to build by burning a box for a hope a plank for a dream fuel for a spirit- shining, spartan a tiny spark it begins emerging bonfire. STUDENT LIFE 27 marilyn mcavoy marcy kunze SpARtan COURt julie ince •8 STUDENT LIFE jan pfalzgraf pamela putman tina foster nine lovely ladies portraying spartan spirit at its height luring a crowd to the sparta dance a smashing success. sally murphy gloria larson STUDENT LIFE 29 rick hughes beams as alumni queen linda gilbert accepts roses of office. STUDENT LIFE chRistmas dance through a gigantic wreath passes the past of our fine institution the alumni return to celebrate the yuletide. they dance to the pulsing throbbing sound of the gents in iiving black and white they sit and talk in a special place • set aside for their special use they stand beside the christmas-card walls recognizing and recalling friends the gentlemen, some in uniform the ladies in varied elegance as each one enters she writes her name for all to see and one is chosen alumni queen she dances with her favorite former teacher and everyone is happy after all, it ' s Christmas. BiRth6ay week second anniversary! have a parade and give a show celebrate! the air-waves honor it the guests at the party can have exotic dishes or let them all eat cake it ' s only three days, birthday week. STUDENT LIFE 33 linda bennett and jim purcell bob carver and queen susan odom posing prettily for permanent records to be deposited in a backlog of memories (in commemoration of the beautiful people of 1969) the sweetheart court stands as a monument to all that is pressed in hymnbooks withered carnations, dangling hair ribbons, starched collars, a model for the school. chris lobi and jeff flynn ■ sweetheaRt dance dennis ulrich and carol berends amy donnelly and tom clarke linda cain and greg harvell tony owens and jody henry oliveR fagan: mark hattan; Oliver: paul lazarus; nancy: cheryl miller fagan: mark hattan poor young lad lost in the streets of london set upon by ugly evils Oliver comes to school in all the glory of song and story rehearsing and hard work serious undertaking, a musical, it requires skill but rewards the skillful with a chance to demonstrate. Oliver comes to life. mrs. bedwin: cindy beall 36 student life mr. bumble: Charles abell; mrs corney: libby parker V : m . jPj9| A i Am • i i nancy STUDENT LIFE 37 when a tiny country no bigger than a mouse controls the world the senior class profits, senior actors senior stage crew senior workers backstage a totally senior enterprise the treasury ' s secret weapon. the mouse that ROARed 39 juniOR pRom the second most gala affair a semi-formal space odyssey high spirits hurled among paper machie meteors black plastic ether as a prelude to the real mccoy 42 ACADEMICS academics ACADEMICS 43 Mr. Frank Kley pRincipal Since we opened our doors in 1966, West Springfield High School has doubled the stu¬ dent enrollment and teaching staff, but this has only succeeded in doubling the enthusiasm of the student body and in increasing the Spartan Honor and spirit which is evident in all school endeavors. We are extremely proud of our school ' s accomplishments in scholastic and athletic events. Many innovations in the curriculum have been developed and our stu¬ dents have accepted the new courses with the adaptability which is characteristic of today ' s youth. This is most gratifying to those of us who have worked to achieve the best edu¬ cation possible for the finest of our nation ' s youth. ACADEMICS assistant principals Mr. William Jackson, Jr. Mr. Robert Donald Ford 1 Mr. John Creigh Mr. Thomas Hyer ACADEMICS 45 Mrs. Ann King ACADEMICS Mrs. Hazel Scheblik liBRARians Mrs. Jacque Morris Mrs. Nelia Cunningham Mrs. Elinor Thomson Mrs. Jeannette Colby ACADEMICS 47 48 ACADEMICS guidance Mr. George Keim Mr. Earl Layne Mr. Philip Hasselvande Mrs. Gloria Bodine Mr. Douglas Jennings Mr. James Kelley, Jr Mr. Clinnie Redick Mrs. Theresa Urso Mrs. Merle Carpenter S. JUDITH URSO J V . Mrs. Judith Urso ACADEMICS 49 visitinq teacheR schooL nuRse Mr. Emil Kincaid Mrs. Sarah Hawkins head custodian cafeteRia manaqeR Mrs. Penny McConnell t Mr. Joe Dempsey 50 ACADEMICS Mr. Lawrence Hatch social studies Mr. E. W. Bowington Mr. Raymond Czarnik ACADEMICS 51 Mrs. Mary Davenport Mr. David Knudson Mr. Glenn Beardmore Col. Charles Payne Mr. John Chadwick 52 ACADEMICS J Mr. Ancil Sparks Mrs. Marianne Robison Miss Joyce Hylton Mr. Lloyd Harris Mrs. Marilyn Young Mrs. Dorothy Dowdy ACADEMICS 53 Mrs. Diana Schmelzer Mr. James Pattisall — Mrs. Polly Woodard Mrs. Jewell Alexander Miss Creta Payne Mrs. Elsie McDowell ACADEMICS Mrs. Gail Ellyson WLaKa-xh Miss Denise Kogelman Mr. Tim Isaacs Mrs. Helen Leach Mrs. Saundra Wilson Mrs. Rosemary Hanline ACADEMICS 55 Mrs. Joan Meals Mrs. Hazel Dickins Mr. Thomas Stevens Mr. Clark Vilar Mrs. Ruth Ann Carfley Miss Frances Andrews Miss Ann Hargrove 56 ACADEMICS Mrs. Elva Einsel Miss Kathleen Nielson Miss Salvatrice Scime Miss Barbara Harrelson v Miss Joyce Anne Huneycutt Miss Lilia Johnstone fl m ACADEMICS 57 fOReiqn Language Miss Virginia Howell Mrs. Virginia Shearin 58 ACADEMICS Mrs. Barbara Boone Mr. Elgyn Julca Mr. Paul Lewis Mr. William Hayden Mrs. Kay Kline Miss Molly George Miss Linda Schrump ' 4 ' oiA iCIE AQUI. Mrs. Barbara Douglas ACADEMICS 59 science Mrs. Edythe Durie Mr. Richard Shelly Mrs. Sierra Langley Miss Alice Baker 60 ACADEMICS Mr. John Scott Mrs. Elvira Euler Mr. Joseph Barnes Miss Katharine Barrett Mr. Stuart MacCaffray Mr. Roger Yohe ACADEMICS 61 mathematics Col. Kenneth Potter M Mr. Richard Evans Mr. Donald McCool Mr. Eugene Worek Mrs. Jeanne Meissner 62 ACADEMICS Col. George Lundberg Mr. Edmund Ryder Miss Sandra Freedman Mr. Marshall Deppe Mr. Lloyd Tatem Miss Dianne Yorke Mr. Stanley Wagenhals ACADEMICS 63 Mrs. Virginia Brasfield Mrs. Nancy Redfearn Mr. Floyd Geiger Mrc irninia I pFIptp Mrs. Kerry Zell Mr. Eric McMillan Mrs. Eva Malerich home economics Mrs. Nancy Henderson Mrs. Carolyn Ray ACADEMICS 65 music Miss Carolyn Upshaw i Mr. James Wynn - : 66 ACADEMICS Mrs. Genevieve Roberts Mrs. Gloria Ross Mr. Robert Nelson Mr. Lawrence Hammonds Mr. William Lovell physical education Mr. William Abell Mr. Mike Millan 68 ACADEMICS Mr. Murray Ross Mr. Robert Klaren Mr. Bruce Hewitt Miss Shirley Duncan Miss Martha English ACADEMICS 69 vocational office training Business Mrs. Lucy Bowers Mrs. Patsy Smith ooo ©©( 3 ooo ©0 91 Mrs. Myra White Mrs. Norma Early 1 Mrs. Charlene Gibbens Mrs. Audra Holliday Mr. Joseph Tilley Mr. David Alkazin dlStRIBUtlVG education Mr. A. Ricciar di, Jr. Mr. John Shaw industrial arts Mr. Fred Wiese WILLIAM H. ABELL B.S. Sheperd College Physical Education Head Track Coach and Asst. Football Coach FRANCES E. ANDREWS B.A. Southern Missionary College M.A. Vanderbilt University, Peabody College JEWELL ALEXANDER English B.A. Trinity University DAVID MICHEL ALKAZIN Drafting I nstructor B.S. East Carolina University KERRY AUSTIN ZELL Algebra I, General Math, Algebra I, Part 11 B.S. Madison College ALICE JANE BAKER BSCS Biology, Science 9 B.S. University of Maryland JOSEPH WILSON BARNES Biology B.S. Pheiffer J.V. Baseball Coach KATHARINE ESTELLE BARRETT Biology B.S. Madison College MRE Southwestern Seminary MAT University of North Carolina GLENN FRANK BEARDMORE American History, American Government B.S. Ithaca College Graduate work at Cornell University GLORIA G. BODINE Guidance Secretary University of Minnesota BARBARA B. BOONE Spanish I Mary Baldwin College University of Alabama Duke University Spanish Club Sponsor LUCY B. BOWERS. Typing I General Business B.S. Madison College Grad. Study, American University and University of Va. E.W. BOWINGTON World History and U.S. History B.A. University of the Americas Audio Visual Club VIRGINIA BRASFIELD Geometry, Trig. Functions B.S. Alabama College Math team RUTH ANN CARFLEY English, Journalism B.S. Penn. State Yearbook Sponsor MARY ELIZABETH CARPER Librarian B.S. Concord College Keyettes MERLE ANN CARPENTER Guidance counselor Westhampton College, B.A. JOHN O. CHADWICK Va. U.S. History B.S. Campbell College Boys Intramurals JEANNETTE F. COLBY Educational secretary-library clerk JOHN I. CREIGH Asst. Principal for Instruction B.S. Indiana University of Penna. RAYMOND THOMAS CZARNIK U.S. Va. Government, Sociology Ph. B. De Paul University M.A. Niagra University Business Manager of Yearbook MARY MARGARET DAVENPORT World Geo., Ancient-Medieval History B.S., M. Ed. W. MARSHALL DEPPE A.B. College of William and Mary Mathematics LOUIS JOSEPH DE CARLO French 3,4, and 5 A. B., M.A. University of Miami French Honor Society HAZEL J. DICKINS English 9-10 B. A. Wesleyan College MED Florida Atlantic University BARBARA WATSON DOUGLAS Latin I -I V B.A. Salem College Latin Club sponsor DOROTHY W. DOWDY U.S. and Va. Government B.A. Occidental College and George Washington University M.A. Tulane University SHIRLEY G. DUNCAN Health and P.E. A.B. University of Kentucky M.S. Indiana University Varsity Field Hockey Coach EDYTHE M. DURIE Chemistry A. B. Marshall University M.S. University of Penn. Science Club, Medical Careers Club, Its Academic NORMA W. EARLY Business Ed., Shorthand I and 11, Secretarial Block I B. S. Business Education, Concord College West Springfield Tri-Hi-Y ELVA YATES EINSEL Reading, Reading consultant B.A. Bridgewater College M.A. University of Virginia GAIL CLARK ELLYSON English 9-11 B.A. Florida Atlantic University M.A. University of Miami MARTHA B. ENGLISH Health and P.E. B.S. Radford College Varsity Basketball, J.V. Softball RICHARD W. EVANS Dept. Chairman, Mathematics B.A. American University Cross-Country coach; Senior Class Sponsor ELVIRA ANN EULER Astronomy University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Astronortiy Club ROBERT DONALD FORD Assistant Principal of Administration B.A. University of Richmond M.Ed. University of Richmond Garduate work. University of Virginia JAMES HENRY FOSTER Earth Science, General Science B.S. Texas Tecnological College M.A. East Carolina University M. SANDRA FREEDMAN Algebra 11-Trig., Geometry B.S. Longwood Cheerleaders LARRY G. GATLIN Distributive Education B.S. Harding College M.S. University of Arkansas Distributive Education SHARON JEANETTE GAUNT Health and P.E. B.S. Madison College Asst, field Hockey Coach Softball Coach FLOYD W. GEIGER Algebra I B.S. Geneva College Chess Club MOLLY GEORGE French 11 and 111 B.A. College Misericordia Student Government Sponsor Co-Sponsor, French Club CHARLENE GIBBENS Dept. Chairman Typing I and 11, Secretarial Block I B.S. Madison College LAWRENCE C. HAMMONDS Art B.S. College of Education ROSEMARY HANLINE English 9,10 B.S. Bowling Green State University National Honor Society ANN M. HARGROVE German and English B.S. Buffalo State, Syracuse U., Yale U., U. of Md. in Berlin BARBARA J. HARRELSON Spanish I, English 10 B.A. University of New Mexico Keyettes LLOYD M. HARRIS World Geogra phy Bach, of Ed., University of Omaha Emery Club PHILIP H. HASSELVANDER Guidance B.S., M.A. University of Va. LAWRENCE W. HATCH Dept. Chairman of Social Studies U.S. Va. History, U.S. Va. Government B.S. Madison College M.A. George Washington University SARAH J. HAWKINS Public Health Nurse WILLIAM B. HAYDEN Spanish St. Mary ' s College, B.A. Dramatics NANCY CHILTON HENDERSON Home Economics I B.S. University of Texas F. H. A. BRUCE HEWITT Health, P.E. B.S. Morris Harvey College Grad, work, U. of Va. VIRGINIA MAE HOWELL French I and II A.B. Dans and Elkins College French Club AUDRA L. HOLLIDAY V.O.T. Coordinator A.B. Central Normal College M.S. Indiana University JOYCE ANNE HUNEYCUTT English II l-l V B.A. Wake Forest College THOMAS J. HYER Ad. Aide B.A. Glenville State M.A. George Washington University JOYCE M. HYLTON Geography B.A. Mary Washington H. TIMOTHY ISAACS English 11-12 B.A. N.C. Wesleyan College Spartan Hi-Y WILLIAM EDWARD JACKSON JR. Asst. Principal of Instruction B.S. University of Va. M.A. University of Va. DOUGLAS HALE JENNINGS Counselor B.S. U.S. Naval Academy M. Ed. University of Va. LILLA JOHNSTONE English I and II B.A. Winthrop College M.A. University of Va, ELGYN W. JULCA Dept. Head of Foreign Languages Spanish B.S.J. Brown University M. Ed. University of Va. Spanish Honor Society GEORGE ARNOLD KEIM Director of Guidance B.S. McPherson College M.S. Kansas State JAMES S. KELLEY, JR. Guidance Counselor B.S. VPI M. Ed. University of Va. MARGARET A. KENNEDY A. D. P. EMIL V. KINCAID Visiting teacher B. S. W. Va. Institute of Technology M. Ed. University of Va. ANN W. KING Secretary to Principal Washington School for Secretaries ROBERT OWEN KLAREN Health, P.E. B.S. University of Wyoming Varsity Wrestling Coach Junior Varsity Football Coach 72 FRANK C. KLEY Principal B.S., M.A. George Washington University KAY WORRELL KLINE Spanish II and III B.S. University of Texas Spanish Honor Society DAVID R. KNUDSON World History B.S. Miami University DENISE KOGLEMAN English B.S. East Carolina University Forensics Club Sophomore Class Sponsor VIRGINIA CLARK LA FLARE Alg. II, Trig. B.S. University of Colorado Future Teachers Class of ' 70 SIERRA SUE LANGLEY BSCS Biology B.S. Cumberland College EARL LAYNE Guidance Counselor A. B. and M.A. West Virginia University HELEN JOHNSON LEACH English B. A. Madison College PAUL DENNIS LEWIS French II and III B.A. and B.S. Concord College French Club WILLIAM C. LOVELL Health, P.E. B.E. Concord College Asst. Football Coach GEORGE BRADLEY LUNDBERG Algebra Master in Physics, Ga. Tech, B.S. USMA THERESA PENCE LUTZ Guidance Counselor B.A. Mary Washington College M. Ed. of Va. STUART ALLAN MACCAFFRAY Physics B.S. Northeastern M.S. University of Pittsburgh Spartans for Christ Rocketry Club EVA L. MALERICH Home Economics B.S. Washington State University M.A. Washington State University F. H. A. GEORGE C. MANDES Va. and U.S. History B.S. University of Corpus Christi Varsity Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes DONALD JOSEPH McCOOL Geometry B.S. Marietta College M.S. University of Wisconsin Basketball Coach ELSIE SCOTT MCDOWELL Drama B.A. Mary Washington College Thespian, Drama, Co-sponsor Drill Team JOAN MEALS B.S. Ohio Northern University Grad. Work, Barry College English Senior class sponsor ELLEN T.MCQUEARY German II, III, IV B.A. American University German Honor Society JEANNE M. MEISSNER Alg. I and Alg. II B.A. University of Maine MIKE M. MILLAN Director of Health and P.E. B.S., M.A. George Washington Univ. JACQUE S. MORRIS Asst. Librarian B.A. Middlebury College Drill Team ROBERT K, NELSON Art Dept Chairman Commercial Art, Art II A. A. Potomac State College B. A., M.A. West Virginia University Symposium JANICE H. O ' NEIL Part time secretary KATHLEEN NIELSEN English B.A. University of Utah JAMES HARLAN PATTISALL, JR. English B.A. University of Va. Oracle CHARLES B. PAYNE Russian History, Modern European History, World History B.A. San Francisco State College M.A. University of Maryland International Relations Club CRETA PAYNE English B.S. Concord College Spartan Tri-Hi-Y EDITH PORINSH German B.A. Concordia College German Club Sponsor KENNETH B. POTTER Algebra B.A. University of Rhode Island Rifle Club CAROLYN RAY Home Economics Dept. Chairman Home Economics I,II,IV B.S. Mississippi College M.R.E. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary NANCY TULSER REDFEARN Alg. and Geometry A.B. George Washington University M.A. George Washington University Math Club CLINNIE LUMUS REDICK St. Mary ' s University, B.A. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary M.R.E. A. RICCIARDI, JR. Industrial Arts and Maintainence and Repair B. A. New York University West Springfield Hi-Y GENEVIEVE ROBERTS Art B.F.A. University of Denver M.A. American University DOROTHY ROBINSON Health and P.E. B.S. Madison College Intramural Coordinator J.V. Basketball Coach MARIANNE ROBISON U.S. Va. History A. B. Stanford University M.A. Ohio State University GLORIA J. ROSS Art I, IV, General Art B. S. Texas Women ' s University Art Club EDMUND BURLEIGH RYDER Mathematics B. of Music, University of Miami DIANA M. SCHMELZER English B.A. University of Redlands M.A. University of Maryland International Relations Club LINDA SUE SCHRUMP Russian I, Spanish 11 A.B. University of Michigan Russian Club JOHN RANDOLPH SCOTT Biology, Chemistry B.A. Bridgewater College Football Coach, Wrestling Coach JOHN WILLIAM SHAW Main, and Repair A.B. Fairmont State Masters, Wester Virginia University J.V. Basketball Freshman class sponsor VIRGINIA L. SHEARIN Spanish 1,11 B.A. Mary Washington College RICHARD W. SHELLY Biology II, Bscs Biology B.S. College of William and Mary Drill Team PATRICIA A. SHEPPARD finance officer PATSY B. SMITH Bookkeeping, Typing I, Personal Typing B.S. Radford College M.S. Madison College ANCIL B. SPARKS B.S. Concord College Geography Football coach BARBARA G. SPENCE Health and P.E. B.A., M.A. Stanford University THOMAS E. STEPHENS B.S. East Tennessee State University English, Speech Golf coach Freshman Football Coach LLOYD EUGENE TATEM Math B.S. N.C. State College M.A. George Washington University ELINOR THOMSON Special Assignment Secretary JOE R. TILLEY B.S. East Tennessee State University Ind. Ed. ILENE TUCKER Main Office Judkins Business College CAROLYN VAUGHAN UPSHAW Choral Music BME Richmond Professional Institute Madrigal Singers JUDITH HESSLER URSO Guidance Counselor B.S., M.A. West Virginia University CLARK B. VILAR English 9,10 B.S. Marquette University Freshman Class Sponsor STANLEY EDMUND WAGENHALS Trig. Functions, Geometry B.S. U.S. Naval Academy A. M. George Washington University Varsity Basketball Scorekeeper FRED WEISE Electronics, General Shop I B. S. University of Buffalo MYRA WHITNEY WHITE Typing I General Business B.S. Alfred University SAUNDRA C. WILSON English University of North Carolina Junior National Honor Society Debate Coach POLLY WILKERSON WOODARD English B.A., M. Ed., University of North Carolina EUGENE WOREK Geometry, Algebra II B.S. Youngstown University Key Club Intramural director JAMES L. WYNN Band B. Music Peabody Conservatory M. Ed. University of Marylnad Baton Corps Marching Band ROGER R.YOHE B.S. Indiana University of Penn. Chemistry, General Science R. DIANNE YORKE Alg. I, Geometry A. B. Lenior College MARILYN DARON YOUNG U.S. and Va. History B. S. Mansfield State College Graduate work, George Washington University 73 ' Activities student government left to right betsy bodine bob mears john mundie kathy carlson a difficult task, to run a school delegated to a large, unwieldy group who keeps a hand in everything social political timely and somehow brings a semblance of order to the chaos that is our school it is the buffer between them and us the panacea that presents the illusion of autonomy. vital. student government cabinet 1st row terry carlsen debbie tribett grace park nancy spettel 2nd row george wilkinson bob Cunningham ronnie kaminski jill gustafson gay lee wilkes pam pullen robin lorey ron stoops sandy lorey john russell shelley hicks thea hermit rick corthell linda finkle 76 ACTIVITIES left to right front jacquie macintire, underspeaker richard scheblik, speaker of the house becky craig, secretary steve noble, parliamentarian 2nd row maritza aleman kathy elwell debbie tedesco dee dee me kenzie carol ward bobbi birchell 3rd row bob froman francis turner judy jose joan pettee anne irving lori day 4th row brian day dennis bieber donna hanifen joyce coombs toni ardouini kathy kuchem barbara sandy 5th row don parnell reid graves herbie flather perry elliot john clanahan 6th row patty mullen amy donnelly john fox Clyde findley jim tolson nancy neidlinger 7th row winnie conway dave stevens patty moran bob little steve zeigler cindy ashton debbie smith jaann moore 8th row bonnie glasgow martha bing kerry murphy patty howard linda cain donna ward jan clanahan renee bovey 9th 10 row martha voss debbie beckett laura me dowell susan austin lisa hiley mary ellen gaiser veronica hughes marsha stevens jamie gregory terri lof doug mears back row cheryl rummer denise james peter zullo pam putman cindy me clintock chuck greener laurie bernier 1 st row ron schiller mona murphy debbe dunivin marilyn meavoy kathy alexander linda strider (pres, protem) 2nd row anne irving cindy sarver lou germaine sharon blevins (secretary) 3rd row debbie willey michele hutchison cathy rachmeler patty cole 4th row mike o ' brian kathy carlson (president) phyliis begley tina brudzinsky rob topping tom harris skip groupe ACTIVITIES 77 1st row-officers dale rachmeler anna puffenberger mike imhoff gay lee wilkes mike miele tom harris 2nd row Steve carlson greg sweetland kathy alexander stan alderson robbie benton becky brewer robin hensley kathy elwell linda carico ann warnock libby parker cecilia singhas cindy beall pam phillips pat wirth national honoR society melanie jones shelly hicks 3rd row marie lokitis chris reinhardt carol ward bob mercer marsha buckwalter randy curtain debbie darling dave savage linda strider 4th row sandy lorey gerald durany howard tice chuck brewer sharon hadley fred knowles candy gettler denny henigan kathy Stafford bob mears nancy spettel tim gundlach george blackburn linda weston john russell kathy carlson john webster richard montgomery bruce chandler marsha martin 5th row richard gardner dale sheads robert ray jack norris richard carlson john cole tom Conner reid graves nick konchuba mike young back row chuck hoysa jeff grant george rivers junioRs it seems a platitude yet surely there is somewhere a modestly honorable man. so what then of honor? what is it made of? what does it do? honor requires character but shuns those who differ from norm honor requires scholarship but wants no part of bookish lads honor requires service but scoffs at collections of memberships honor requires leadership but seeks out those who strictly follow rules honor exists for the power of purchase donating knowledge to the scholarly combatants and food to the hungry, honor cannot be defined, but is found in abundance. 1 st row terri brewster debbie hepler bruce stevens debbe dunivin kathy collins mark hattan george wilkenson matt riley vicki cizek richard lynch 3rd row al duranny pat thomas gene tighe debbie tribbett ralph peyton debbie neil kim jones pat freer forest foreman johnnie sielbeck linda anderson 2nd row debbie spence paula raabe warren blackburn vickie singhoff mike bissel karen robinson bob little nancy neidlinger john gardner kathy pietre joel reeher carla walecka kathy matthews pam pullen kerry protsman ACTIVITIES 79 national junioR honoR society an evolutionary group, this. not far enough along for the big kids but growing to it bartering came first (they trade books) but soon enough they will be selling like the big kids, by next year, most of this group will have gold pins, they ' ve been waiting for that all along. 1 st row cathy redd nancy knight roxanne leblanc mary lyons becky kingery kirk bellman john lammie, president 2nd row cathy manning debbie hubbard mary little nancy olsen bobbie birchell lynn irvin bob margrave doug sachs 3rd row cindy moore linda holden susan grochowski patty leary sue austin sue boswell ann greger cheryl wilson dede kawalics 4th row kris russell janel farmer barbara folger linda fontain debbie imhof robin autry susan whitbeck terri lof Steve adams sheila marker john schaibley rick goodale Stewart long 5th row joan peetee alien gardner belinda bear steve palmer fred pilsberry derek cross al lokitis john tadich david joseph nancy dewitt pat martin roy smith jammie wheeling tom shirley 80 ACTIVITIES seated kathy carlson nancy spettel standing left to right gaby marahrens jerry ledford linda weston john russell tom harris george rivers mrs. durie-sponsor It ' S academic a trivial knowledge of everything great a great knowledge of everything trivial hastily dispatched to victory and again victory accompanied by the roar of a loyal crowd, now the most tense time arrives the meeting with the arch-rival a time for confidence and speed somehow it ' s missing victory is theirs. but the loyal crowd still applauds for we have twice tasted victory and we will win again this year we have sent someone to college. ACTIVITIES 81 ww key ClUB key club 1st row roger conway richard scheblik doug sachs denny henigan greg sweetland robbie benton john russell 2nd row tony conway jack kirk dave james bob cunningham bill kirby tom costantino howard tice martin eastman 3rd row dave macintire john mundie rick corthell keith bernsten ron stoops jim day bob mears john huddleston a high compliment to character selection to key club opportunity to do good deeds keep the public informed hold a homecoming dance run a radio station give a concert key club encompasses many talents from speakers to playwright taking advantage of fact: service augments character. 82 ACTIVITIES keyetxes service! a noble ideal well-met by keyettes. serve by saving lives: sponsor a saftey week, serve by having fun: sponsor sadie hawkins. serve the remote: migrant workers week, practice makes it easy service builds a girl ' s individuality. 1st row kneeling mary beth hoisington gaylee wilkes kelly mccunniff karin turner 1st row standing karen beech nancy spettel sharon blevins kathy Stafford robin lorey 2nd row carla walecka christy jones jacquie macintire sandy lorey debbie neil 3rd row kathy schneidwind jiil gustafson cindy beall missy crane joyce coombs melanie jones anna puffenberger standing gaby marahrens debby moss tina foster susan austin joel reeher belinda bear kathy mathews pat wirth martha bing pam pullen kathy carlson marsha Stephens jamie gregory libby parker sponsors miss harrelson miss carper not pictured: julie ince jan carson karen kester ACTIVITIES 83 spARtan hi-y front left to right mr. isaacs-sponsor mike maddox woody styron fred knowles-sec. gerry barnes-pres. george blackburn-vice-pres. jim sparling-treas. john groupe-vice pres. jay edwards bob froman frank mulkey waiter o ' shell Steve stark back row jim townes chuck prausa ralph schicolone rick parish bob mercer scott dejarnette joe hall ken murphy you undertake many activities which display certain qualities of high character; attendance at leadership conferences support of worthy organization, car washes, dances; you are the spartan hi-y— serving school and community, offering time and effort so that others may benefit. 84 ACTIVITIES spARtan tRi-hi-y you strive to give by donating magazines to hospitals, and money for school band uniforms, you help others by sending stamps to needy children and writing letters to a mentally ill child; your initiative and interest work together- bettering the lives of others. 1 st row patty cole karen challain frances turner gail mounts karen robinson patty mu liens judy naler pam elliot gidge bernard diane schaller 2nd row barbara greener cheryl rummer jill hanna brenda ford bobbi bradley nancy cox peggy smith betsy bodine debbie hepler ACTIVITIES 85 west spRinQfieL6 hi-y john kraus—sec. rick claybrook—his. mark sanger—sgt. at arms steve nobles—treas. brian dorris dave russell steve gilles—vice-pres. chuck fleming joe ammons—pres. ken brasfield steve weinegartner joe mccluskey kim peterson john villines greg dedamio bob anderson kevin dunn tom Conner rob baxter jim gardiner guy stockwell to help, to give, to serve— you achieved these goals by adopting an orphan in Vietnam; by distributing magazine drive fliers; by sponsoring car washes and dances; each of your services is directed toward the betterment of the home, school, and community. 86 ACTIVITIES west spRinqfield tRi-hi-y a ladies auxiliary service club proud of stuffed animals and friendship boxes they paid their debts to school and county ymca creating, maintaining, extending into the realm of exemplary goodness (according to the song) 1 st row left side mary ellen tinsley linda finkle 2nd row marcie kunze thea hermit jan pfalzgraf 3rd row sheryl shaffer becky brewer sue gaston 4th row pat bragen ellen schutnecht 5th row pat sullivan barbara carlson chris screen 6th row pat davis karen goslin linda thrall 1st row right side sue odom kathy alexander 2nd row linda weston joan mcmullen linda strider 3rd row mike imhoff anne warnock 4th row kay jennings kathy gramp 5th row carol ward martha voss debbie imhoff 6th row martha pruitt ann farley robin hensley 7th row deedee mckenzie barbara finkle ACTIVITIES 87 fRench cLub for those who love the romatic language a conclave to promote its spread and understanding perseverance french can be spoken comprehension will come inevitably quelque jour french club 1st row linda meyers debbie hubbard carol mcintyre jo ellen raty linda cranford peggy rausch sheila harter carol hubbard sallie duby carla walecka-president 2nd row maria davis margaret alien mary lyons-treasurer chris saxby beatrice dickinson cindy sarver joan pettee mary gaiser colleen gill 3rd row rob topping-vice president jay de young tom connor dale sheads andy lederman 1st row: dale rachmeler-hist. anna puffenberger-sec. pat wirth-v.p. mr. decarlo gaby marahrens-pres. cathy elwell-treas. cathy alexander-parl. barbara folger carol ward 2nd row: suzette milana luc beeckman warren blackburn richard carlson richard lynch jenise setian paula raabe nancy hoggard vickie singhoff carol panneton mike imhoff richard scheblick fRench honoR society 3rd row: dee dee kawolics karen logan doug tranper richard goodale marc beeckman peggy rausch debbie imhoff kathy gramp kathy petrie linda cranford sally duby maryellen gaiser robin hensley karin turner stan alderson george rivers 4th row: jean kimball barbara marshall carol hubbard cathy botvinik parle le francais le mieux now you have the right to claim facilite rejoice! throw a banquet cosmopolitan, international dance a can-can sing a song even if it ' s not on key all of you can make it loud. mary little terry carlson 5th row: debbie walker john lammie johnnie sielbeck robin lorey chris miller sheila harter linda pugh joan pette mark hattan bruce stevens marcia buchwalter marcia martin sue mullens mary lyons debbie neil carla walecka dale sheads bob benton tom connor keith logie debbie hubbard debbie beckett kathy schropp maureen connally pam phillips diane gregory denis money linda finkle ACTIVITIES 89 1 st row jody lehmann kathy nelson 2nd row deanne starbird marie lokitis mrs. mcqueary-sponsor 3rd row gery duparc john frasca geRtnan honoR society sie sprechen gutes deutsch bouquets of strawflowers tied in red ribbons gutenberg ' s bible mittagessen in the city real live activity eins, zwei, ' soffa. it was hitler ' s language, too but that does not attract them it is the culture brautwurst lederhosen mile-long words in gutteral tones the fascination of german german club. QeRtnan cIub bob bierbauer mike gilmore Steve jasper vicky hayden mona murphy-vice pres, john frasca-pres. dorothy philips-treas. donna ruane mike vogeler richard mckeown jan chasteen cheri george kay henning maynard myers brooke read mike russell kitty braun bill mcguiness nancy dewitt-sec. richard decker ACTIVITIES 91 Spanish honoR society hablan bien. you have earned the honor of coming to meetings conducted in english. but do not despair. there is someone there who will converse with you. you have achieved a difficult goal i que mas quieres? kneeling nancy olson shelia weigman grace park judy naler joel reeher maryann leary diane schaller 2nd row cecelia singhas nancy neidlinger carmen jacbson jane haviland cindy moore joanne milligan sandie knott 3rd row jan ainaire ann huber ann warnock maryjane black linda cook denise james bea dickenson ann gregor 4th row tom finch kirk bellman john goodrich tom harris bob froman kris harriger mrs. kline, sponsor 92 ACTIVITIES Spanish cLub due to an interest in iberia the Spanish club, is. the language the customs the people perhaps the language is not in evidence but the interest is. row 1 carol lion gidge bernard susan applebee, pres, beatrice dickinson janice Overstreet cindy peterson diane schaller, hist, row 2 leila treadwell ann wardlaw becky kingery mary harris sher weston row 3 linda scheafer laurie peterson tina brudzinski, vice pres. ann tremper donna hanifin jay de young denise king, sec. ACTIVITIES 93 Latin 1 st row sue haggard vickie cizek gene tighe derek cross 2nd row judy dark ClUB ed bryan judy brennan patty bradley nancy rabung rick parish laboring with a language that is ancient elegance and (conversation-wise) useless, may seem a waste . . . however, (academically) you are a scholar. 94 ACTIVITIES 1 st row derrick peake, vice-president cindy lewandowski, secretary ronald kaminski, president sandy peterson, treasurer 2nd row donna ruane jane haviland vicki hayden elizabeth wade linda hunt 3rd row mark robinson russell eibling thomas mcgregor dennis ruane miss schrump, sponsor Russian ClUB a strange and alien language draws the academic and the civic-minded the somewhat esoteric union creates a question what goes on? the study of russian. someone will be able to talk when they come. ACTIVITIES 95 Portuguese cLub a mysterious language, Portuguese but half familiar to the people here they learned the basic speech now they learn the culture brazil is quite a different place in the end, someone here should at least be able to dance the bossa-nova. and they don ' t stay after school. 1 st row patricia preble sandie knott thea hermit nancy neidlinger cathy reed joanne milligan kirk bellman 2nd row jin mcdonald Steve tidball jim townes tom finch john goodrich 96 ACTIVITIES junior engineering technical society alan matcheko joe loehe john mitchell dennis beiber jeff parsons out there, engineers build skyscrapers and bridges they send rockets to the moon the junior engineers have no spectacular feats to their credit yet. they are in training. ACTIVITIES 97 editor tom costantino photographer jack norris olympian an ulcer a day will not keep away a deadline. so we dash about on our frantic errands constructing your memories for you all the people must be pretty all the teams must win (alas, the camera never lies) we cannot judge if we succeed or fail our modesty demands our silence. cathy rachmeler, paul lazarus, mike russell debbe dunivin sheila koughan, leslie boone, chris miller karen beach, jacquie macintire kathi hoffman editor-in-chief: anna puffenberger ORACle twice a month; frantic searching for any event, topic or happening that wilt result in interesting literary reportage result: assigned stories, twice a month; four pages of journalistic expository is stashed under a rain-barrel somewhere in the bowels of Vienna, result: assigned stories. twice a month; checking copy, pasting gallup, piecing together the endless maze of headlines, then, at midnight, another rendez-vous in Vienna, result: 1300 newspapers. ron collette dennis wilson mm mmm am t : ■ ■: ■ news editor: sheila koughan leslie boone feature editor: grace park sports editor: Steve zeigler ACTIVITIES 101 a sport for players chess cLub only in this game there is no cheering no noise but the dull click of piece on board it is a game of watchful I ness moving pawns and castling until the fatal checkmate chess players must all have a degree of genius mark goodrich george vieth ron schiller roy smith richard purple 102 ACTIVITIES 1 st row linda weston kathy schropp alex mcpherson kathy nelson melanie jones ronnie kaminski dianne clanahan betty ward richard montgomery 2nd row valerie montel barbara luck sue odom leslie boone kathi hibbard johnnie sielbeck carla walecka lynn harrell vickie cizek mike white mark goodrich george vieth ron schiller roy smith richard purple wading through the pomposity and pretension you make the decision— is it worthy of recognition? working under the pressure of constant deadlines and irate young artists, you discard Lowells for Ferlinghettis, it becomes difficult to pass judgment— for how can you judge another ' s soul? symposium 1st row diane clanahan janet teeple debby rogers marianne sobelak 2nd row lynda greene sharon wolff loretta hiller linda schlager 3rd row george b. liendberg cheryl white debbie richards margaret alien horses represent the elegance of the country life Springfield is hardly a plantation but spartan saddle and spur brings an air of elegance besides, horseback riding is fun. sa66Le an6 SpUR guns are not for the militant but for the accurate a game in which the score is thousands poking holes in paper possibly pretending it is something else there is a degree of art to it all the nra approves. leonard matos alicia smith john rafferty 3rd row ray farley bob mercer alien murray roger Stansberry brooke read Charles prausa fred knowles david shuckley scott rhyne L u B R I f L e 1 st row michael casbon ken brasfield harry davidson michael vogeler karen ulatoski colonel potter-sponsor 2nd row george knowles herb flather steve bart randy stout rick reed dnua aordon ACTIVITIES 105 futuRe teacheRs of ameRica oh, if only they knew. . . only they don ' t, but fta will change all that teachers of tomorrow ' s children practicing today education is of primary concern even underachievers can learn if properly taught, education is the hope of the future, carry on. first row, l-r linda parks, treas. chris saxby, v. p. debbie moss, pres, belinda bear dee bort second row, l-r robin britten debby rogers cindy sarver diane pingatore alta perkins third row marcia buchwalter marie lokitis nancy steer patty stewart fourth row linda bennett marsha martin debbie walker sheila wiegman fifth row moni dunivin jan clanahan sixth row patricia frawley donna hanifin mary ellen gaiser linda fontaine barbara folger f mSm lM m I r , i seated roxanne le blanc lorna swanson liz cady lori van osting debbie bullard evelyn ammins connie kinney donna curtis carol hawe debbie hubbard linda parks carol hubbard cathie jackson sue dorman 3rd row nanci bodley herbert m. easton cathy darken ronni vrabel Stephanie mcfadden sue gaston barbara marshall gina blake barbara cicinato judy mitchell 2nd row mary baldwin vicci lessinger mary syrett jo holm jean proctor jan turner pam sanford barbara head hilarie hawe kris russell anne trenper rorie mcfaddin pat rausch patty hurley vicki hoffman futuRe homerrukeRS of ameRica here is a dedicated group dedicated to domesticity the future holds for them planning meals decorating interiors constructing clothing a future not conducive to fame homemaking (please do not say housewife) it ' s the most common career. ‘ � “ ; : • • ' ' . -34 ARt CLUB through massive efforts— you have channeled your talents 1 st row ellen rudenauer into creations worthy of closer marty koch margaret alien inspection debie dean—treasurer linda cranford you are consistently inspired . . . candy gettler—sec. johnnie sielbeck determined to dazzle! wendi mcrae—co-president donna hanifin you have such a long way to go, martin eastman—president carla walecka but at least you have company sher weston maria iannucci getting there. marilyn ingham 4th row 2nd row linda hunt ron aughtman lynn horsey cindy sarber patricia monagan bill deal david poole mary williams susan shauklas linda miller sue snaman mona murphy ronni vrabel sheryl engleson sandie knott nancy knight sue allison 3rd row cathy long ACTIVITIES man has always loved the sea or if none was available first row mary lu barringer a swimming pool. ann cunningham neil o ' donnell the swim club has its share of splashers debbie o ' donnell bev beismeyer who frolic in the chlorine foam candy kinney candy dodson because it is fun. sue roper back row andthere are those who chase down halls doug sachs, president peggy smith and stretch to keep in shape bob cunningham, vice-president david knudson, coach because swimming is sheila harter bea dickerson wet competition. steve hughes john frey second row john ince jetta sherar scott spettel jeff kerwin bill mcguinness kathy woodcock john goplen diana durst bob pond jayne dickinson mike mason mark krivoruchka dave viskcohil fabienne chrisholm marilyn bott m. j. mulligan rick parish sue snaman alan detwiler kathy goonan swim cLub ACTIVITIES 109 1 st row alfred nobel made dynamite john pillsbury he changed the world. science cLub john webster joe loehe all the (hopefully) scientists here are trying to do the same frank manning one of them will find a new 2nd row chromosome richard prausa or compound and robert young chris reinhardt geoff parsons robert ray 3rd row mike bissell rick corthell tom harris john mitchell dave savage frank paul change the world with science. 110 ACTIVITIES suture scapel sponge the medical careers club looks forward to it all. the years of training leading to a certificate of recognition: good Samaritans, every one. slight reward for a lofty profession. left to right cindy born pat wirth mary harris andy lehderman carye fuller debbie holt me6iCAl cLub ACTIVITIES 111 1 st row lynne irvin karen giadd bruce braunstein belinda bear kerrie protsman marsha martin judy naler 2nd row tamara crouch sherrie thrower pam pullen keith logie linda parks david holt harold scott devorah braxdale devorah keys betty wilkinson marcia buchwalter marjorie baus gayle gustafson 3rd row dawn chase mark trude gayle lorenzi lee ann taylor norman bayne phyllis begley ken brasfield richard carlson joe forbes jim kraus suzanne junkin phil sargeant kerey weatherwax kathy matthews 4th row robert margrave jean benton derek cross Steve slesinger david maddens stan metzger steve williams john brasfield steve unger jim gibson jill gustafson alIan detwiler frank campos bob moresand alan vachon chris bryan mike dix david richards bob alley phil harris top row j. c. fowler steve dulaney mark monson mark sanger richard baught bill barter mike o ' brien bill rabung john frey bob rausch greg mitchell Chester young bob mears bea ford mike casbon fred galuin symphonic BanP 112 ACTIVITIES mark robinson stan lyle bob little john lyle not pictured ed bierly doug mears norval wright deanne starbird music is a place for the talented and the ambitious practice leads to more practice but the sound is worth the effort a symphony without strings a conductor ' s pride encore! symphonic band is truly accomplishment. symphonic Ban6 ACTIVITIES 113 1 st row david ciddell richard borgatti libby lott steve ley steve mu Her chris lesher henry wilkins carolyn bender david fiegelsen minta manning lawson scott bob young roger mitton russell eibling phil herdon kathy conway mike pistolessi vicki hite debbie dotson nancy coyle debbie o ' neal joan pettee cindy myhre becky rogers sue lansing 2nd row steve vanderhoff mike verdi vicki roberts shane richardson andy lederman david me creight 4th row pat shields mr. wynn gary mu ir robert ball 5th row james bethea bob fick ross goslin fred angel donna evans guy falkner paul walecka kevin mac farland al dopier doug allison Clyde findley david borland brad wheaton peter bratten jeff pless gary rock steve hamberger david hubbard concern; Ban6 the essence of music squeaks twitters rumbles hums molded by endless practicing and patient conducting fit into the form perfunctory timing routine harmony the end product concert band. 114 ACTIVITIES a cappella choir debby jones 1 st row susanne hall peggy parker gene tighe terri brewster—librarian-sec. john pillsbury sallie duby—librarian-sec. john gray libby parker—president dale warner shelly hicks—vice pres. susan duby marie lokitis—tres. Steve palmer becky day tex norman 2nd row paul lazarus janice dintaman richard purple kathy redd barbara carlson nancy lentz mary neese cindy mcneill debbie beall janice Overstreet 4th row barbara hiller Stephanie shipe roy smith beatrice dickinson linda alien debbie walker penny sperry susan hoenstine chris dew mary jane milligan carla miller kathy mcwilliams bobbi birchell doug mitchell lisa smith doug cleeton 3rd row david brumbeloe judy brennan keith boyle lynne montgomery donna head terry michela kathy kennedy mark sipes susan dorman patty welch 5th row debbie miles cindy beall ann cerce jane robertson kathy engley sherrie polk terri carlson pam polk lonnie palmer barry grimes perry elliott whit cheston joanne milligan karen dodson A CAppellA ChOIR the glorious sound of voices rising loud and toneful through the music liturgical and modern young men almost basses straining to sing tenor young ladies sing deep in alto ranges a capella connotes the ultimate in choral sounds the audience should listen. ACTIVITIES 115 maftRigals john pillsbury susan duby paul lazarus susan hoenstine doug mitchell libby parker tex norman cindy beall left to right bobbi birchell richard purple barbara hiller gene tighe sallie duby Steve palmer sherry polk hmmmmm. that is the pitch, now sing! scoffing at such niceties as accompaniment the best in their field produce intricate music the madrigals are excellent but still it sounds Shakespearian. 116 ACTIVITIES QIRlS ChORUS 1st row ellen fye linda leomazzi jeanne first 3rd row debbie smith cindy neish dee bort lanna thompson loretta hi 1 ler sheila wirgman laura laighton cindy meyers janice johnson dianne dearolph lynn Willoughby jayne dickinson suzzane rothlisberger pat raabe carole thomas 2nd row jenny williams debbie crotty linda king kathy symanowski 4th row jennifer safeer Virginia mitchell terri martens sally bechtel suzanne birchell jan mourges caryl fuller angela mears gail roberts kerry mccully terri jackson tina trotter anne clarke karen harrell sweet light lovely voices rippling through music composed without men in mind high notes are for girls to try and reach with their hopefully grown-up ladies ' tones a single squeak and back to the exercises. ACTIVITIES 117 audiovisual the audio-visual club; mechanical minds tom shean al harrell in charge of making the wheels turn. mike lauck fuzzy projectors, richard white broken tapes, mike russell misplaces reels. jack norris all are in a days work. jim mcgannis the few craftsmen who can triumph where many fail; man over machine. 118 1 st row david joseph jim watson randy nobles gene tighe howie thomas dave james matt weden 2nd row mr. sparks rob topping john huddleston dave stevens jim gentry john iwanicki doug o ' donnel art Stephens paul gerdon jim day 3rd row mark halsig tim watson tony young jack kirk tim bourgeois quite a combination, athletics and Christianity a brotherhood of athletes dedicated to the Christian side of games, in other words, good sportsmanship. fellowship of chRistian athletes 119 astronomy ClUB how silly to think that jupiter can influence a human life, the telescope shows that it ' s merely a planet the astronomers know that they study the stars, a privileged class, they ' ve seen the inside of the planetarium and they are consistent. they study stars. 1 st row doug jones dave stewart Steve mahony rod carlson bob zane william dintaman roy farley richard crook janice dintaman chris heizer paul hoshovsky 2nd row david lees richard shatz 4th row bob mcguinness george wilke jay wilcox gary haines david holt bruce chandler karen logan jack norris cindy sarver steve homan alan gardner not pictured dave nabor steve palmar bill henry chris norby 3rd row patty holt robert young jan clanahan mary little david mitchum 120 ACTIVITIES left to right gerald durany richard gardner david lees warren blackburn robert ray jeff grant dennis beiber dave savage rick corthell theoretically, e = me 2 therefore, what is the sum of 2 and 2? no matter, the math team excels in theory. racing time and teamates through the calculated maze of mathmatical information mental gladiators, impressive. math team ACTIVITIES 121 stage cpew on stage: the actors the lights the props back stage: the stage crew working the lights moving the props creating the illusions of places and things responsible for the audible sights when treated properly the stage crew brings the stage to life bill stringfellow Steve gillis bill preble curt thompson debbe dunivin 122 ACTIVITIES the system is such that one is rewarded for one attempts to be another for helping entertain for participation. yes, participate and be rewarded by the chance to take part, give a play show a light act a part be a thespian. thespians debbie darling joan mcmullen karen kester chris screen vickie cizek bob mears gaby rnaharens sonja gal legos ACTIVITIES 123 6RAma cLub 1st row vicki olson mike white cathy hasty barbara kratz jayne dickenson maleny jones diane schaller cindy peterson ann irving cherly engleson gina blake faking is hard work janet katzenstein lynn sprunk jane gardiner faces must be painted 2nd row grace lynch sherry messer store-front cities must be built susan grechoski lynda holden 6th row lines must be learned diane france pam phillips susan dorman the audience must know sharon katrech paul lazarus marilyn ingham to come diane jacobeen robert young jill pavelle the people that make the production linda bennett steve fisher connie kinney behind the scenes karen maffett dorethy philips connie matos or on the scenes nancy henley janet crackle cathy botvinik the fakery is all part of mary ann jackson john mitchel becky day someone ' s view of 3rd row mary anne sobchak laurie day reality. dee bort anita crease terri cooke kathy carter linda katzenstein nancy flint sue roper lois shapiero ann tremper debbie o ' donnell ann rouse barbara marshall jane jones 4th row mony dunivin sandy simpson 124 ACTIVITIES wage earners out on your own to struggle in the impersonal cage of the business world academic only until midday then . . . you have your independence (and your paycheck). distributive education 1 st row 3rd row 5th row linda coble viveca chasteen rick gardner devon ruffner david row bill huffman louise sigrist mike collette david wolfe pam moren don varnadore mike neish cindy vella bill sargeant lauri cocklin lamont orndorff mindy sotomayor glen goggin 2nd row gary neff diane taylor Steve adams pat lucid 4th row ann dameron mike dixon john hillery rick glasgow bob bowler Steve trimmer keith coolbaugh lanny bernier sandy swoboda jo beicher linda lee dave huffstickler pat karnes james patterson gary baxter jack rutkowski ACTIVITIES 125 Tv|i id ' kH | H 1 HB MB tr ■ ■ | 1 2 l Si¥� J | M. V L rj l M US flaLjA’ ■ Jf jk- L - m v §i MW . anm pjiK Mim v ' wJP v irftwrri � • •• • • v jflKS fe y «• — r kBl - jHBbHS - v |ilr 9k Ar V- «n - ' 9P!ir imlffl„ in is— - ' Wn m first row west spRinqfieR) Steve slesinger joe loehe PeBAte society john lammie john schaibley denny henigan fisticuffs are so uncouth. jerry ledford the better way is second row debate chris white a formal barrage of verbiage harvey wilkinson but not baseless: anne rouse there is evidence on all those cards linda darcy the flow sheets tell the story suzanne stewart affirmative teri pistolessi negative back row case and plan russell eibling certainly an orderly way of arguing. richard twohey one that begins john villines resolved: jay wilcox david stewart mark blanchard 126 ACTIVITIES 6eBAte team a dedicated crew that spends more time in teamwork than in school a finely honed case a well-primed rebuttal weapons in a war of words, in reality the war is won (these are national champions) but the battle goes on there is still Virginia to be conquered. john schaibley denny henigan jerry ledford john lammie ACTIVITIES 127 they banded together late too late to do much service but they will serve in the future co-educationally, for a change across the boundaries of class a brave new concept in service clubs interact inteRACt john iwanicki dave schobolich mark hattan mike mundie dave stevens parry dellastatious paul lazarus mark bailey phil sargeant jim watson 128 ACTIVITIES inteRtmional Relations cLub 1 st row kathy gramp jilt pavelle dave savage joyce coombs robin hensley bruce chandler susan miller 2nd row sallie duby debbie rogers jan ainaire chris miller linda alien karen turner kathy elwell barbara carlson neva clayton mary neese 3rd row dorothy phillips suzette milana vickie hayden linda cranford margaret alien chris saxby joann lawhn betty ward marsha martin judy brennan 4th row susan mandaleris joanne mulligan carl dossey gary teagno linda schlaffer cheri martin val montel david lauck marie lokitis vickie cizek kathy collins 5th row kathy nelson carla miller kathy mcwilliams mark hutchinson ben mcconnell tom connors vickie singhoff alan matecko buzz reed carla walecka richard montgomery 6th row jim gilstrap mike dix john mitchell mike bissell brian russel pam phillips maureen connally greg weekes carl lee 7th row randy ballew jay de young denise james john frasca nancy rothenberger george wilkinson chip boyles jeff grant rick corthell there are hundred of nations in the world who must get along nations start with people so here is our group that gets along, they show the strangers from other lands our school they see through the eyes of the peace corps another school in general they promote good relations some of them may even be ambassadors. ACTIVITIES 129 emepy cLub front row leila treadwell cindy sarver jean benton debbie walker patti stewart second row lenne thompson paul hoskousky nancy steer chris dunn lynne stern david blackwell doug sachs sharee stipes col. harris third row tim mcginnis bob briertz perry elliot greg darling jenny screen there are clubs for every disposition for the future doctors and teachers film-splicers and crack-shots but suppose you are confused? emery club to help you find your niche your future life a club for the undecided. 130 ACTIVITIES winter sports cLub V , J ; V, w 2 W ? j lJ 1 st row kristen sielbeck john goplen an enriching experience to stand at the top liz cady lynda greene dan smith of some hill debbie kramer david mitchem Stephen jasper and slide down grace lynch 4th row david briscoe the basis for winter sports. gail brown chloe perdew Stephen unger this is a club that travels far debbie shank barbara chisholm shane richardson and instills in one a certain dani lucid kay henning karen maffett appreciation for mona murphy maura gilroy albert newman man-made snow. suzanne mandaleris kerry murphy bill mcguinness saurie peterson kathy nelson nancy henley barbara laiho terry carter bob moulard debbie braxdale carla miller mike mcgadey 2nd row dale o ' connell bob mcguinness mary williams standing mike bissell elizabeth brors mr. barnes steve reeder ann couture mrs. johnstone david naber ann Cunningham rob topping sue haggard beatrice dickinson Charles haigler cindy moore Stephanie mcfadden 1. laquix ron schillen susi casey j. c. kelly ree wells john ince tim clarke deby o ' donnell 3rd row cherry martin barbara marshall nancy dewitt frank ayres carol mcintyre ann mcguinness jeff kerwin rorie mcfadden bev biesemeyer bill deal kevin fitzpatrick margaret alien jim mcdonald jim gray sharee stipes linda golden gary haines david mitchem ACTIVITIES 131 vapsity CiUB 1 st row larry day cliff brown steve nobles greg sweetland eric lawson tony young 2nd row jim watson chuck screen dave stevens stan metzger chris mcdonald bernie easton mike young 3rd row john mundie scott spettel bob gurick rich houton nick konchuba keith logi bob westerberg reid graves mr. mandes 4th row john huddleston dave lonsdale john gilreath dennis bounds jim day mark halsig there comes a time in the life of a school when muscle is needed for patroling halls and such the call is for the varsity club, they have all excelled in some sport they all wear letters. how strong. 132 ACTIVITIES doug cleeton suzanne junkin david goad janice johnson mr. mac caffray-sponsor becky day a tiny band of “nice young people faithfully defending faith against the jibes and the jeers of the not so devoted spartans for christ requires: a good nature a strong soul. SpARtanS fOR CtlRlSt ACTIVITIES 133 134 SPORTS SpORtS SPORTS 135 chris lobi — mary jane lennon jackie dillender marlyn mcavoy carole berends what makes a winning team? yelling! leaping and spirited moving the crowd must not be silent! noise is built on ribbons and paper chains proof of our undying love for team, team, team, the cheerleaders deliver the victories. amy donnelly w susan mcdermott being a jv cheerleader assemblies pep rallies bake sales. practice and more. winning jv teams sparked by jv cheers spirit ribbons cupcakes lollipops that ' s what cheering is all about, isn ' t it? J.V. cheeRleadeRs 1 st row jamie gregory colleen wells 2nd row peggy lennon tina foster terry lof becky gelke 3rd row susie austin tony arduini chris nehrt terri arantz 138 sports fReshman freshman spirit: a missing link, the cheerleaders carol tiffany cheeRleadeRs rousing rollicking diane morse rueful. donna ward-co-capt. with resounding voices lisa bounds-capt. echoing debbie smith across empty stands and suzanne rennie bleachers judy serrin the cheerleaders, a saving grace. SPORTS 139 Baton corps there is some strange magic about nimble-fingered girls who play with fire. the crowds in the stands are very cold the baton corps is not fazed. they smile inside their fancy dress and keep twirling strutting and dancing, they are champions, it must be magic. 1 st row mary jane black ann warnock-co-captain joel c. reeher-captain gidge bernard-co-captain nanette newbry 2nd row karen robinson judy naler marcia fenerty fabienne chisholm mary leary pam elliott linda miller 140 SPORTS far left-front to back cheryl blomquist debbie sher barbara finkle carla walecka rena pompell linda finkle kathy schroppe cheryl fox jill pavelle betty ward kathy maffet marcy kunze diane mcrae 2nd column-far left sandy lorey-captain susan odom-treasurer robin lorey-co-captain carol ward-secretary back row-left to right pat thomas jeanne kimball kathy col I ins linda bennett paddy leary patty moran maureen Stephenson cheryl rummer joyce massey pat davis terry carlson connie kinny far right-front to back sally bechtel marty lehder michele morse lynn horsey mary kay gill dede mckenzie christy jones maria iannucci margie baus carol panneton debbie gibson terri carter right row-frdnt to back thea hermit-vice president karen goslin-president linda thrall-co-captain not pictured sue casey jackie macintire kay talhelm 6riLI team precision is the word of the hour steps are precise hands are precise letters and figures spill from the feet the drill team demonstrates its military skills right-facing and forward marching to the tune of music meant to waltz to making half-times interesting at least. SPORTS 141 phil harris, drum major ken brasfield 5th row left to right 3rd row marcia buchwalter 1 st row bill rabung lynne irvin bea ford alien detwiler roger mitton fred galvin steve unger vicki roberts david briscoe mark sanger kerrie protsman phy IIis begley steve hamberger richard borgatti norman bayne jill gustafson david holt mark robinson bob rausch 6th row john lyle 4th row betty wilkinson 2nd row linda parks gail gustafson mike dix gayle lorenzi jean benton bob alley pam pullen david hubbard john miller tamara crouch minta manning joe forbes brad wheaton david fiegleson stan lyle john brasfield marsha martin kim me Christian bob glasgow 142 ACTIVITIES forward, march! to the beat of the flashing brass and the snapping drums the band provides the stirring sights and sounds of halftime, the drum major isn ' t falling they ' ve got rhythm. maRchinq Band ACTIVITIES 143 1st row richard houghton bill nassif, mgr. denny bounds dave stevens jim gentry stan metzger 3rd row tim murnane mark halsig rick parrish burce holcomb john iwanicki mike mundie mark bailey reid graves george blackburn kevin jones john farrish pat hanes tim watson jim gilreath bill kirby nick konchuba frank mulkey bob bailey brad porter gary coleman scott mckenzie 4th row 2nd row art steffen, mgr. rick lawson, mgr. jim purcell gene kratz john huddleston john mundie scott spettel dave james jack stone jim watson mike young rick wells steve ankley matt weden jim day tim boorgeois paul gerdon dave russell bob gurick VARSIty fOOtBAll wshs opponents 27 oakton 28 0 woodson 34 6 annandale 26 13 herndon 14 24 fort hunt 14 20 lee 0 6 edison 19 6 jefferson 6 0 mt. vernon 42 13 groveton 7 Wk m , i iBpi A west Springfield 26-oakton 27 john huddleston made his season debut as west Springfield ' s star player in the season ' s first game, huddleston scored on 40- 51-,and 9—yard runs and on a 70—yard pass from rick wells, dave joseph made one extra-point kick, while steve ankley ran for the other extra point, one attempt was blocked, and this proved to be the game ' s decisive point. west Springfield 0-woodson 34 west Springfield met arch-rival woodson with a hope for victory that was soon doused by the strong cavaliers, despite fine attempts to penetrate woodson ' s defense, the spartans remained scoreless throughout the game, west Springfield ' s defense was not as effective and found itself unable to halt the cavaliers ' powerful air and ground drive. Springfield 24-ft. hunt 14 for the second year in a row, west Springfield jinxed fort hunt on a friday the thirteenth and claimed its first victory of the season, the game began as a fort hunt rout as the federals streaked 60 yards for a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage, the game con¬ tinued along the same route into the second quarter, with the score 14-0, the spartans came alive under the guidance of backs john huddleston and Ste ve ankley. at the close of the first half, the score was 14-7. the third and fourth quarters yielded a touchdown each to steve ankley, who repeatedly bulled his way through the fort hunt lines, the spartan defense demonstrated its ability by preventing further federal scores. Springfield star john iwaniki recovered a fumble for the spartans to help insure the victory, after a fine game, the score stood at west Springfield 24, ft. hunt 14. west Springfield 6-annandale 26 w.s. showed great promise against annandale as mike young and defensive star dave stevens each inter¬ cepted passes from the powerful atoms and steve ankley scored on a ten-yard run. yjp. • ' : «. Thiitti w.s. 20-lee 0 lee high proved to be a scapegoat for the spar¬ tans as west Springfield dominated the game entirely, bill kirby and jim day proved adept at gathering fumbles, and jim day and george blackburn demon¬ strated the proper method for making touchdowns, black- burn made his score by catching a jim gilreath pass in the final twenty-four seconds of the game, steve ankley ' s kicking gave the spartans two extra points, and the defense assured victory by holding lee scoreless. SPORTS 147 west Springfield 13-herndon 14 the battle against the hornets began with excitement but ended in disappointment, in the first quarter john iwanicki picked up two fumbles and john huddleston scored for Springfield, later steve ankley scored for the spartans, but he missed the extra point kick, when herndon scored again near the end of the game, making the score 14-13, west Springfield ran out of time and lost their second one-point decision of the season. west springfield 6-Jefferson 6 the spartans went to jefferson in search of an easy victory but had to settle for a tie. tim bourgeois starred for west springfield, catching a twenty-one yard pass from john mundie for the only spartan score, dave stevens starred defensively, bourgeois and matt weden each had two terceptions, but their effort was in vain as the score remained tied, 6-6. SPORTS west springfield 7-edison 19 the huge crowd at edison ' s homecoming was overjoyed at the eagles victory, although the spartans tried to spoil the fun. the hard-working spartan defense held the eagles admirably, and springfield offensive star jim day captured a 50—yard pass from tim murnane and ran for the spartan score. west Springfield 9-mount vernon 42 a perfect homecoming weekend was dampened by the loss to district champs mount vernon. the powerful majors played easily throughout the game but were forced to punt by west Springfield ' s defense, which was relatively strong all season, however, even that could not help the injury-riddled offense, and the spartans lost, 42-0. west Springfield 13-groveton 7 the final game of the season gave individual team members a chance to show off and gave the team its third win. gary coleman started the scoring for w.s. at the end of the first half, mike young and matt weden each intercepted passes for the spartans, while john iwanicki was busy recovering fumbles, jim day assured a last-game victory by catching a 40-yard john mundie aerial and running 35 yards to the goal line, with this last-second score, the spartans closed with a win. SPORTS 149 J-V. bottom row, 1 to r jay edwards pOOtBALL george ropp frank mulkey john frey john mcclelland tom finch mitch copas jim griel dave joseph w.s.h.s. opponent john sealey ernie cruz howard thomas jim hardy 12 groveton 0 kenny garner gary cerny 12 edison 6 mike mcconnell john schultz 40 lee 12 kevin jones doug trosper 34 mt. vernon 0 steve ridgetl alien murray 24 hayfield 0 second row, 1 t r top row, 1 t r 9 fort hunt 7 ken carpenter coach sparks 24 lee 7 john vest jim young 52 groveton 0 darrel bain don parnell steve stern jay grace dale russell eddie gore ken diment john tadich deanne aines bill meyers dave macintire jack kirk tom tighe mike meyer george patton john farrish lennis allison kenny goins th 1 row, 1 t r coach klaren 150 SPORTS coach bob klaren ' s junior varsity football team put forth all their effort this season and became west Springfield ' s first unde¬ feated athletic team, in winning both the district and county championships, the of¬ fense scored 207 points, while the defense allowed only 25 points total, the oppo¬ sition seldom saw spartan territory except from a distance, and a spartan goal-line defense was seldom necessary, the j.v. ' s winning record and tremendous spirit point to a great team for next year ' s varsity. 152 SPORTS SPORTS 153 the freshman football team overcame all the handicaps inherent to its existence and finished out the season with a fine winning record, winning all but two of the season ' s games, defensive play was important in all the wins, in the game against groveton, the defense held the tigers to one first down and did not allow that team past the fifty-yard line, offensively, the team was sparked by Steve hughes, pete zullo, Steve warter and tom freshwater, these and all the boys on the team proved their dedication to the school and the game by giving their best efforts despite small crowds and lack of interest on the part of the upperclassmen, with this year ' s freshmen moving up, west Springfield can be assured of another winning season for next year ' s junior varsity team. pReshman footBall w.s.h.s. 14 7 14 7 6 1 st row ken mosley bill parker gerry steackert gary rock tom thomas jim young steve hughes tom freshwater jamie bethea steve warter john fox-manager 2nd row roger grooms groveton edison mt. vernon hayfield fort hunt robert grooms bob smoak glen aines tony owens mike fick ronnie young greg moore joe romano don caton 3rd row dave viskochil mike gurick bill gleason george miller opponents 0 0 12 0 12 bill huber don criswell john boswell bill strong mark kriverrchka shane richardson 4th row john goplen sam pond ed connelly steve martin jim mccalment dave cissel jeff meals CROSS countRy cross country team w.s.h.s. opponents 1 st row 22 lee 42 rick dekker Steve nobles 15 groveton 47 chris mcdonald 22 fort hunt 33 doug burke 24 edison 33 rick martin-manager 22 mt. vernon 34 2nd row bernie easton larry day rick lawson bob westerberg chris bryan scott chappeler the cross country team has established itself as the most powerful in the district for the second time in two years, this year ' s season was marked by a near-perfect race, a sixth-place finish in state competition, and the antics of bob westerberg, bernie easton and Steve nobles, these three members of the team crossed the finish line simultaneously in one race, in the race against the groveton tigers, the spartans claimed a near-perfect score of 15-47. this and other sparkling scores gave west Springfield its district championship, in state competition the team took sixth place and bob westerberg became third-fastest runner in Virginia, although westerberg will not be returning next year, the team is a strong one and should do well in the coming season. SPORTS 155 1 . ' : ,.f IP W % — standing, l-r john cole john huddleston chuck hoysa steve ankley tim gundlach phil connor jack stone paullof kneeling, l-r george swaim dwight oldham coach don mccool john mcclellan jim sparling the varsity basketball team had a varied season this year, providing a great deal of excitement for the spectators, in the final game against fort hunt, the spartans pulled off a last-second victory that had the crowd on its feet roaring, george swaim saved the game for the spartans by sinking two foul shots in the closing seconds, throughout the season, the members of the team rotated the honor of being high scorer, and their fine efforts gave the team a winning season and took them to the finals in the district tournament. vaRsity BasketBaLL ws opponent 69 annandale 62 57 langley 60 60 herndon 52 36 edison 45 58 jefferson 60 81 lee 53 62 groveton 76 63 oakton 43 79 mt. vernon 57 72 mclean 68 59 ft. hunt 64 51 woodson 61 45 langley 33 43 edison 49 37 lee 45 156 SPORTS ■ ■ I i; H IM : - j.v. BASketBaLL the junior varsity was the most w.s.h.s. opponent standing successful of the west Springfield harvey seggars basketball teams, capturing the 46 annandale 37 richard vaught gunston district with a 15-1 record. 40 langley 62 mike mcconnell the sole loss came in overtime play 56 herndon 40 mark mcdonald with mclean, which demonstrates the 79 hayfield 37 tom williams spirit and skill of the players, coach 60 jefferson 63 lee patton shaw had no starters; each team 58 lee 48 terry mcguire member started at least two games. 60 groveton 48 kenny garner the experience should prove to be 70 oakton 52 tim erickson useful to both the junior varsity and 60 mt. vernon 50 jeff feremiah varsity teams next year. 65 mcclaine 67 coach shaw 51 ft. hunt 45 kneeling 47 woodson 44 dave blount 49 langley 44 mark trout 42 edison 40 mark lonsdale 66 lee 69 49 hayfield 45 66 groveton 70 59 mt. vernon 43 54 groveton 53 67 ft. hunt 64 160 SPORTS 1 st row richard rachmeler don criswell ron nelson jim england don ledford tom thomas tom freshwater 2nd row pat casey mack phillips dave veskochil Steve warter mark elwell Steve martin 3rd row bob pond john jackson fReshmen BasketBAll ws opponent 37 mt. vernon 24 37 groveton 46 65 hayfield 41 44 edison 45 44 ft. hunt 34 37 lee 32 despite a consistent lack of fans, the freshmen basketball team showed a great deal of spirit and played a fine season, under the leadership of don criswell, the team started off the season with a win and had several notable victories fol¬ lowing that, including a 65-41 triumph over hayfield. coach ross used a set-team system, but all the boys were given a chance to play, the experience will be useful to many of the boys who plan to play on the junior varsity team next year. SPORTS 161 162 SPORTS SPORTS 163 1 St row manning 3rd row VARSlty tRACk d. cator wanamaker crom 2nd row fernstermaker brasfield schniedwind swan reese t. mu mane saunders johnson bogas reese stringfellow glesson norby brizzi goplen reeder steffer murias duckett gilligan eaton frost romano styron gardener kirby 164 SPORTS 1st row j. hardy t. shirley c. mcdonald j. waiter f. campos b. easton b. dekker J-v. tRack g. ropp j. rapkoch j. young r. parish s. ridgill 1. day j. sealey r. wells t. tighe m. baldino j. iwanicki d. james j. mundie j. gunther b. nassif s. metzger s. nobles d. schobelock d. allison s. spettel s. chappalea s. richardson j. grace 4th row e. lawson j. boswell r. Stansberry j. griel 2nd row s. palmer s„ bort d. russel r. perfect t. owens 3rd row b. parker j. trosper b. huber b. dufour f. mu 1 key j. houston j. purcell m. copas SPORTS 165 166 SPORTS wshs opponent 46 t.c.williams 8 33 langley 9 42 g. Washington 6 27 jefferson 17 25 lee 23 17 groveton 23 23 b. ireton 27 19 mt. vernon 29 21 o ' connell 24 24 marshall 20 22 ft. hunt 17 19 edison 20 . - VARsity WRestlinq wrestling coach bob klaren ' s varsity spartans finished their reg¬ ular season with a record of 7-5, losing 5 meets by a total of only 22 points, six west Springfield wrestlers qualified for the gunston district meet, with bruce holcomb ranking as the only undefeated spartan in the gunston district, four matmen, jim purcell, robbie benton, randy curtin and chuck prausa, qualified for the regional finals and from there went to state competition. 1 st row randy curtin robbie benton bill parker Steve cowden 2nd row chuck prausa alan detwiler mark bailey bob little 3rd row paul gerdon jim purcell bruce holcomb jay vest 168 SPORTS 1st row richard prausa j.v. WRestlinq ws 39 opponent t. c. williams 13 rick martin 25 hayfield 17 andy hamlin under the excellent guidance of coach 31 langley 17 bob schniewind randy scott, the jv wrestlers added to 31 jefferson 20 2nd row spartans victories by capturing twelve of 34 lee 14 jim griel their meets, the much-improved team 41 groveton 2 wally brown lost only once, dropping a meet to 31 b. ireton 17 fred babbis district champs mount vernon. the 9 mt. vernon 31 john iwanicki team ' s fine record indicates a good 32 o ' connell 14 3rd row season for wrestling next year. 32 marshall 8 dean aines 26 ft. hunt 20 john tadich 40 george Washington 8 dave joseph doug trosper 30 edison 14 SPORTS 169 golf team front dick foss chuck screen dave joseph earl seekins back row steve reid greg sweetland steve head john frey 170 SPORTS john porter ed billis cliff brown tucker barlow mgr. jack rutkowske steve palmer coack knudson richard lynch keith logie mike maddox randy gray tennis team SPORTS 171 172 SPORTS SPORTS 173 vARSity BAseBaLL the hardworking varsity baseball team is hoping for a successful season, striv¬ ing to win a majority of their 21 games, the team does not have a captain, so each player is as important as the other, all of the players will be working hard throughout the season and during the district tournament may 12. last year the spartans placed third in the tourna¬ ment, and they are hopeful of improv¬ ing their position this year, the team is coached by mr. hyer. gary coleman george blackburn gary cerney robbie benton brad porter bill mahon mark baily george Campbell bob churchwell jim sparling second row wally mcclanahan denny bounds steve stark jack stone matt weden steve ankley gary gaddy mike young jim gilreath 174 SPORTS left to right 1 st row david macintire Steve stern mike meyer jim watson jay edwards ted alien john griel ronnie young jim harrison 2nd row darrel! bain kelly jet lance embrey Steve martin pete zullo chuck greener bob grooms mike tick 3rd row tom freshwater don criswell dave viscotchil terry Clifford richard kiloran steve hughes Charles head 4th row john baggalley tom osekeowski glen odom david beall bob fick dave blockwell tom finch al lokitas bob grefenstette mark benton j.v. BaseBAll the junior varsity baseball team goes into its ten game season confident of having a winning season, although there is no team captain, several individuals have made outstanding con¬ tributions, notably steve hughes, the team is directed by coach barnes. SPORTS 175 176 SPORTS girl ' s hockey is one of the most exciting and demanding of high school sports, girls that play hockey must be spirited, dedicated and willing to work with the team, throughout the entire season the spartan girls demonstrated all the qualities of a championship team, there were only twelve girls on this year ' s team, and only two of those had lettered in hockey, most of the others had played on the junior varsity level, despite the lack of experience, the team compiled a 5-0-0 record in the district and a 7-1-0 record in the county to claim both championships, junior kathy schniedwind was instrumental in giving the spartans their fine record, as she scored 13 of the 18 spartans points, goalie priscilla reynolds, also a junior, was the primary factor in holding the opposi¬ tion teams to a total of 4 points. kathy schniedwind anna puffenberger patty gordon pat frear priscilla reynolds daisy wright brenda wolfe adrienne strong sue carver joyce coombs kathleen murphy terri brewster, mgr. not pictured: kathi h offman VARSlty hockey the junior varsity hockey team began its season hope¬ fully, looking forward to repeating last year ' s winning record, the girls lost only one game during the season, but won only one while tying six. although the record may seem inconclusive, it does show that the team will be a threat in the future. For most of the girls, this was the first year on a hockey team, and their record is a credit to their hard work, the defense worked especially hard, keeping the scores low all season, many of this year ' s team members will be returning next year, and their spirit and hard work should boost the j.v. to a championship season, those girls that go on to the varsity level will help that team along the road to a third straight winning year. j.v. hockey june styron pat mar ten debbie sisk cathy woodcock joanne moore andi michael condy shumate roberta bullock jetta sherar judy harner pat raabe pat preble linda bredl cherry martin ORTS Opponent Fort Hunt 1 Edison 0 Fairfax 1 Lee 0 Groveton 1 Madison 1 Mt. Vernon 0 Marshall 1 .« ' 400mm « ,. ’� m m w mmm - £ ■ ' V - � ¥ « � ♦ � . m m«- « ■ r v .jLarfmz ' ¥ ’0 . «• - - • -.—- V-■ - - r -Ii , t- r r«r iTiiiNrrfW-i w . A ' ■ I -. . If 4 i3gjjgj£$l - ? -.4S i cathy schniedwind marian arnold donna hanafine connie matos jody lehman christy anderlik deanne starboard sue carver patty gordon pat frear jan pfalzgraf joyce coombs QIRlS VARSIty BASketBAll the girls varsity basketball team, under the guidance of coach martha english, went into their season seeking ven¬ geance for last year ' s 3-9 record, six of the girls were returning from last year ' s varsity, and four from the junior varsity squad, the experience of these girls, sparked by stars sue carver and kathy schniedwi nd, paid off in a fine 7-5 season. ws opponent 27 ft. hunt 17 50 edison 46 26 lee 50 38 groveton 14 31 mt. vernon 41 36 falls church 41 31 ft. hunt 37 44 edison 40 32 lee 21 32 groveton 30 i; SPORTS 181 ws 17 ft. hunt opponent 13 Q1RLS J.V. BASketBAll ellen fye sue hess 23 edison 19 trudy westburg 16 lee 6 with an 8-3 over-all record, the girls jv mary carpenter 11 groveton 21 basketball team finished third in fair- gayle gustafson 0 mt. vernon 0 fax county and tied for second in the jan turner 23 falls church 36 gunston district, the team ' s high scorer jill murray 28 ft. hunt 16 was jan turner. jane roark 17 edison 15 donna robertson 34 lee 14 pat raabi 18 groveton 12 barbara head kneeling pat cline sandy johnson—captain june styron not pictured judy harner—co-captain I r ' SPORTS 183 vapsity softBalL marian arnold val montel kathy schniedwind pris reynolds pat gordon donna ruane carol panneton second row mary neese mgr. susan mullins cherrie martin deane starbird daren dodson maura gilroy sue carver judy harner pat frear mgr. terri brewster mgr. barbara head carol wimberly grace lynch fabienne chisholm cindy neish karolyn klawans ellen fye second row pat raabe cindy peterson susna kurdzoiek adrienne strong jan turner brenda wolfe roberta bullock robin autry melissa lorey mgr. close to forty girls showed up for tryouts for the jv softball team in march, and out of these, fifteen were chosen as team members, the co-captains are roberta bullock and brenda wolfe. brenda serves as pitcher and pat raabe is catcher, coach english insists that the girls practice at least an hour and a half each day. the girls hope to win many of their nine games. j.v. softBaLL SPORTS 185 186 CLASSES classes CLASSES 187 left to right: sue gerdon, senator; debbie willey, senator; susan hoenstein, treas.; michelle hutchinson, secretary; robert grooms, vice pres.; roger grooms, pres. freshmen class sponsors: mr. vilar and mrs. dickins fReshman freshmen class it ' s new, and a little scary names not known before faces not recalled everything different to be faced alone, for freshmen are ostracized they are after all so young subjected (in their own world) to slavery, geography, scat and step unfortunate. but it is a beginning. FRESHMEN 189 John Berberich George Berry James Bethea Art Bettge Britt Bielawski Bob Bierbower Peter Bierly Steve Bissell Suzanne Birchell Sherry Blackmore Jeannie Blades John Blagg Sue Blanchard Nancy Blank Sandra Boley Kathy Booth Michael Boothe Rick Borgatti Cynthia Born John Boswell Cathy Botvinik Lissa Bounds Renee Bovey Bill Bowler Thomas Adams Glen Aines Pat Alber Doug Alderson Steven Allen Doug Allison Kerry Anderlik Karen Anderson Fred Angel Cindy Ashton Larry Austin Kathy Ayers Shannon Baber Karen Bacchieri Pam Bailey Tom Baldwin Robert Ball Kathy Barbour Danny Barnwell Mary Lu Barringer Loren Bartlett Nancy Bastian Bill Baxter Vicki Baylor David Beall Steven Becker Carolyn Bender Mark Benton 90 FRESHMEN What do you mean I don ' t have a chance? It ' s only 103 to 2. John Boylon Patti Bradley Carol Branhan Holly Brantly John Brasfield Peter Bratten Linda Bredl Robert Bretz John Brizzi Robin Brochu Carol Brooks EMaine Brooks Astrid Brors Gail Brown Ron Brown Sam Brown Debby Bullard Frank Burke Pat Burke John Burnett Chuck Bush Lynda Cain Terry Call Meg Cammack Ron Campbell mm Rodney Carlson R ick Carmichael Karen Carpenter Mary Carpenter Donna Carter Mary Carter Pamela Carter Ellen Cary Patrick Casey Glenn Castle Donald Caton Tina Cauz Gary Chandler Dawn Chase Jan Chasteen Ken Chaulk Donna Choate Darla Churchill Barby Cicinato David Cissel John Clanahan Bruce Clark Gerry Clark Anne Clarke Collette Clements Pat Cline Sharon Cline Kathy Coberly John Cockerham Eddie Coley Dallas Conley Ed Connelly Marian Connelly Kathryn Conway Lyn Coolbaugh Noma Copas Tom Corbin Gary Costello Jim Crabtree Debbie Craig Darla Creekmore Connie Crim Don Criswell Tom Crom Debbie Crone Robert Crosby Leslie Croskery Debbie Crotly Tamara Crouch Claudia Cruise Evelyn Cummins Debbie Daniels Nanette Damon Brian Day Becky Day David Daarolph Forrest DeButts Lynne Delvitto June Demas Dennis Michele Teri Devereux Karen DeYoung Chuck Dickerson Jayne Dickerson If she wins again, I ' m going to do something drastic—my homework. Melody Dickson John Diehl Bernon Dodson David Dodson Kayla Dodson Alvin Dopier Biil Duckett Mike Duckett Thomas Dulan Mike Dulaney Jeff Duncan Debbie Dunham Diane Durst David Dustin Russ Dyer Mark Eaton Kathy Edwards Kris Edwards Rocky Edwards Richy Elliot Mark Elwell Cecil Emery Jim England Leslie Evans Sandy Faler Guy Falkner Rose Famiglietti FRESHMEN 193 Nancy Flint Linda Fols Janet Fontaine David Forrester Robert Foster John Fox Tom Freshwater Jayne Friedmar Caryl Fuller Ellen Fye Suzy Gaiser Marian Galway Paul Gambardella Jane Gardiner Keith Gardner Tim Gee Susan Gerdon Gail Gervais Wanda Gillingham Eddie Gillis Bruce Giorgi Roy Farley Lea Farmer Pat Feaganes David Feigleson Betty Fetterman Mike Fick Clyde Findley Karl Firor Jeanne First Stephen Fisher Colleen Fitzmaurice Christine Fitzpatrick Debbie Fleigh Cheryl Fletcher Susan Graham John Gray Chuck Greener Bill Grefenstette John Griel Genie Grigsby Robert Grooms Stanley Hall Tom Halnon Steve Hamberger Don Hannon Hollis Hansen Patricia Hanson Chris Harrison Patti Harrison Nancy Harwood Kathy Hasty Carol Hawe Kathy Hayes Nancy Hayes Barbara Head Sharon Heasley Douglas Heath Diana Hedden Rozan Hefferman Jody Henry Valerie Hepler Cindi Hergesheimer Mitch Herndon Kathy Herrin Karen Hibbard Lisa Hiley Loretta Hiller Kathy Hinrichs Chuck Hirst Teresa Hite Ted Hodson Sue Hoenstine Janet Hoffman Cindy Hoffman Kent Hoffman FRESHMEN 195 Michele Jakoboski Vicki James Helen Jeffrey Chris Jensen Jeff Jeremiah Janice Jerman Janice Johnson Loren Johnson Vicki Johnston Steven Jolley Douglas Jones Hilton Jones Kris Jorgensen James Justice William Holden Manuel Holguin Charlie Holm Jolene Holm Stephanie Holt Jeri Homa Paul Hoshovsky Debra Houck Scott Houston Susan Howard Debbie Howerton Mike Hoyt Dave Hubbard Peter Hubbard William Huber Steve Hughes Veronica Hughes John Hunt Daniel Hurney Michele Hutchison Jeff Inman Molly Irving Jon Jackson Terry Jackson 196 FRESHMEN Margaret Kanak Michael Kappel Christy Kaseman Jan Katzenstein Pam Kaus Daniel Kelly Noreen Kelly Moni Kester Danny Keyes Debby Keys Barbara Kick Charles Kiefe Rich Killoran Ellen King Harolyn Klawans Debbie Klein Robert Knapp Thomas Knauss Pam Knight Susan Lansing Gloria Larson Sandra Larson Fern Lauck Kenneth Lawhn Tess Lawson Art Lazar Paul Lazarus Andy Lederman Richard Lee Kevin Lees Don Ledford Scott Knowbel George Knowles Elizabeth Koen Peter Korniloff Barbara Kratz Mark Krivoruchka Tom Kromiaas Kevin Kuchem Laura Laighton Jeff Laird Roger Langhorne Rick Lehmann Linda Leomazzi Kathy Leonard Debbi Leoras Chris Lesher FRESHMEN 197 Vicci Lessinger George Lex Erin Lightel Laura Lion Diane Locke Rob Mandaleris Anne Manion Minta Manning Terri Martens Steve Martin Steve Martin Rocky Martinez Mike Mason Leonard Matos Mike McAllister Jim McCalment Terry McCarthy David McCreight Kim McChristian Nancy McDonald Laura McDowell James McGinnis Anne McGuinness Jody McLeland Mike McKee Richard McKeon 198 FRESHMEN Laurene Long Gayle Lorenzi Marcia Lorey Melissa Lorey Debbie Louder Tim Lowery Robert Lucas Mary Lucero Betty Lundstrom Stanley Lyle Ellen MacBrayne June Mahon Stephen Mahoney Douglas Major Paul Mallory Bonnie McRae Jeff Meals Angela Mears Doug Mears Eric Merchant Mary Kaye Meredith Craig Merkel Sherry Messer Dee Metosh Dynthia Meyers Andi Michael Eddie Midgett The Freshman football team re¬ ceives much encouragement and backing during their first football assembly. Janice Mourges Hollis Mullen Steve Muller Lois Mullins John Murias Kerry Murphy Jill Murray Lyn Muros Wayne Musser Cynthia Myhre David Naber Mary Ann Naber David Nassif Debra Neese Bill Neil Karin Nelson Ronald Nelson Robert Nolan Linda Nuhn David Ober Neil O ' Donnell Mitchell Oldham Paul Olin Ralph O ' Neal Linda Morris Marty Morehouse Kevin Morely Dianne Morse Denise Morsi Kirk Mortimer Lawrence Mosely Cheryl Miller George Miller John Miller Suzanne Miller Jay Mitchell Susan Mitchell Virginia Mitchell Roger Mitten James Monson Ruth Monson Marcia Montieth Joanne Moore FRESHMEN 199 Joe Owens Steven Palmer Tony Panneton Gail Parnell Craig Park Bill Parker Larry Patterson Leslie Patterson Tom Payne Derrick Peake Matt Perdew David Perfect Robert Perfect Debbie Perkins Robert Perren Marcus Peterson Mike Peterson LaVerne Peverill Jerry Peyton Paul Phelan Stephen Pistolessi Sid Plait Samuel Pond Jonathan Porter Sharon Potter Penny Proctor Peggy Proffitt Diane Pugh David Olson Vicki Olson Tony Orange Karl Ostby Elizabeth Owen Anthony Owens David Purcell Richard Purple Paige Putman Patricia Raabe Nancy Rabung Richard Rachmeler 200 FRESHMEN Dorothy Rish Jane Roark Gail Roberts Vicki Roberts John Robertson Robin Robillard Mark Robinson Gary Rock Carol Rogers Joe Romano Perry Ross Kathy Roulet Dan Rowe Martha Rowse Kevin Royals Donna Ruane Linda Rubel Chuck Russell Tom Sachs Jennifer Safeer Cheryl Sampson Debra Sanders Janet Sandy Phil Sargeant Robert Saulnier Anne Read Carolyn Redfern Kathy Reed Mike Reeder Steve Reeder Kenna Rees Cindy Reeves Chuck Rendleman Terry Renirie Suzanne Rennie Jay Rex Wesley Reynolds Steve Rhymes Scott Rhyne Shane Richardson Bark Rippeor FRESHMEN 201 Kathy Saunders Ed Saxby Thomas Saxon David Schiller Bob Schniedwind Judy Schwob Lane Scott Lawson Scott Jenny Screen Pat Sehorne Judy Setian Barbara Seto Judy Shearin Bridget Sheehy Deborah Sheets Jetta Sherar Pat Shields Charlene Shockley Beverly Starbird Jennifer Steacy Nancy Steer Lyn Stern David Stewart Patty Stewart Sharee Stipes Marcia Short Katie Simmons Janice Sloan Carol Soderham Kathy Shtulman Joan Singleton Alicia Smith Karen Soper Andy Shumate Becky Dave Smith Karen Sorensen Kristy Sielbeck Singlevich Debbie Smith Beth Spanagel Doris Sigrist Mark Sipes Phillip Smith Kara Spitler Jeryl Sigrist Giovanna Sisco Robert Smoak Lyn Sprunk 202 FRESHMEN Mike Siler Debbie Sisk Liz Snaith Debbie Stanley Steve Slessman Lisa Stanley Vicki Tank Lee Ann Taylor Molly Taylor Lorie Teagno Janet Teeple Katherine Teeple Mark Terango Lynda Terrell Tom Thomas Lanna Thompson Rich Thompson Carole Tiffany John Todd James Tolson Margaret Torrance Rachel Townes Lelia Tredwell Marcia Trotter Jan Turner Marisue Uhrich Bertie Ujevich Karen Ulatoski Linda Ulsh Axel Stockhaus Daryl Stockton JaneStockwell Gerry Stoeckert Michael Stringfellow Bill Strong Shirley Strother June Styron Robert Swan Lorna Swanson Kathy Symanowski Nadeen Tadich FRESHMEN 203 ArA Martin Walsh Stephanie Walsh Margaret Walter Mary Walton Kurt Wanamaker Donna Ward Dale Warner Steve Warter Felix Weber Sara Weber Tom Weir Marina Welch George Wesson Trudy Westberg Glenn Werts Brad Wheaton Robert Wheeler Elaine Whitbeck Cheryl White Francis White Jack White Bruce Whitehouse Steve Wiegman Jay Wilcox Wendell Vest Lynn Vines David Viskochil Michael Vrabel Elizabeth Wade Paul Walecka John Waller Tim Walker Bill Walker ASHMEN Nancy Wilfong Harv Wilkinson Debbie Willey Leigh Williams Cary Willoughby Cindy Wilson Dempsey Wilson Michael Wilson Michele Wilson Richard Wilson Jerry Wolfe Sharon Wolff Diana Wolke Jim Wood Kathy Woodcock Kathy Wright Jim Young Robert Young Ron Young Okay, stop crying. I won ' t count that test. FRESHMEN 205 206 JUNIORS sam carter, president; cathy rachmeler, senator; patty cole, senator; tom finch, treasurer; linda bennett, secretary; sonya gallegos, vice president an insulted man. a sophomore is almost halfway through the four eternities by way of reward he is forgotten ignored stuck with biology lumped with freshmen but left a saving grace he stands on the threshold of being (thunderclap) an upperclassman sophomcmes sponsors: mr. john shaw and miss denise kogelman SOPHOMORES 207 Kent Adams Steve Adams Deane Aines Cindy Allen Ted Allen Sue Allison Rick Baity Mark Baldino Mary Baldwin Rosemary Barish Debbie Barber Sharon Barcia Wayne Barrett Rodny Bauer Robert Baumann Margie Baus Norman Bayne Dianne Bayrer Debbie Beall Belinda Bear Sallie Bechtel Debbie Beckett Phyllis Begley Diane Belcher Kirk Bellman Mike Bender Charlene Allport Julie Ayers Linda Bennett Tom Bigler Tom Amshey Mike Aylestock Larry Bernier Bobbi Birchell George Anderton Frank Ayres John Berry Vicki Bishop Terri Arantz Jeffery Babis Donna Bieber Craig Black Toni Arduini John Baggerly Alan Bielawski Mary Jane Black Louis Aughtmon Darrell Bain Cindy Bier David Blackwell Susan Austin Robin Autry George Bain Bev Biesemeyer David Borland Steve Bort Susan Boswell Linda Bowen Mike Bowling Jeff Brady Gretchen Brandenburg Kitty Braun Debbie Braxdale Patricia Brennan Mike Brewster Mike Brito Robin Britten Tom Britton Gina Blake Mark Blanchard Charles Blocher Cher Blomquist David Blount Chuck Bodley Mike Bolton Barbara Brown Beverly Brown Cindy Brown Wallace Brown David Brumbeloe Clint Buckingham Paul Bugas Roberta Bullock Mary Lou Burch Doris Butler Frank Campos Joseph Carlin Terry Carlson SOPHOMORES 209 Terri Carter Susan Casey MikeCasbon AnneCerce Robert Case Doug Crone Richard Crook Derek Cross Johnny Crump Ernie Cruz Jim Culp Ken Carpenter Karen Challain Scott Chappelear Debby Coe Jean Counts Sally Carr Debby Champagne John Ching Patty Cole Diane Couture Roy Carson Dave Chandler Fabienne Chisholm Mike Coleman Paul Cox Sam Carter Cheryl Wini Conway Tori Cox Christofferson Terri Cooke Jim Cramer Mike Clements Mitch Copas Anita Creasi Terry Clifford David Corbrly Claude Creger 210 SOPHOMORES JoAnn Cobb Marcia Coss Bill Crofford Kathi Dick Ellen Dickerson Paula Dobbins Karen Dodson Donna Doyal Patty Drake Bill Dufour Richard Espy Donna Evans Linda Evans Janel Farmer Brad Feil Bill Fenstermacher Joseph Ferrell James Cunningham Bob Davis Mary Duke Jay Edwards Mary Cunningham Jaimye Davis Steve Dulaney Russell Eibling Howard Czarnik Maria Davis Moni Dunivin Lance Embrey Charles Daffin Thomas Davis Christian Dunn Terri Emery Mike Damon Harvey Day Kathi Dunwell Sheryl Engleson Michael Darnell Laurie Day Debby Dean Stephanie Earnest Andrea Eastman Robert Ept Jim Erickson SOPHOMORES 211 Janet Frasca Patricia Frawley Doug Frear Jill Fredericksen Janice Frix Frances Froman Linda Frost Mary Ellen Gaiser Barbara Gallagher Sonya Gallegos Fred Galvin Alan Gardner Ricky Gardner John Garner Becky Gelke Patricia Gentry Cheri George Mark Gervais Edmund Gibson Colleen Gill Michael Gilmore Maura Gilroy Joyce Folks Linda Fontaine Tina Foster James Fowler Sharon Fox Susan Fox James Gilstrap Karen Gladd Richard Glasgow Robert Glasgow Dean Goins Richard Goodale Leigh Gordon Rain or shine the cheerleaders spurred the J.V. team on to its 8-0 season. Edward Gore Barbara Greener Ann Gregor Grover Gregory Jamie Gregory James Griel Susan Grochowski Charlene Haar Diane Flagan Su Haggard Gary Haines William Haines Charles Harrell Karen Harrell Kathy Harris Kirk Harris Mary Harris Sheila Harter Greg Harvell Karen Hauver Jane Haviland Michael Hayden Linda Hall William Hamersly Andy Hamlin Clifford Hardison Terry Hardy Judy Hamer Al Harrell Victoria Hayden Christy Hayes Howard Haynes Charles Hazelwood Charles Head Linda Heath James Hedden Nancy Henley Lesley Herchig Susan Hess Debbie Hill Michael Hillery John Hilliard Vicki Hite Rick Hoffman Kevin Hogan Mark Hogge Margaret Hoisington Ricky Holbrook Linda Holden Carol Holford Kenneth Holm Keith Holmes Lynne I rvin Chrisanne Ives Mike I wanicki Dale Jackson Mary Ann Jackson Diana Jacabeen Harry Jacobson Margaret Jaquiss Kevin Jett Ann Johnson Bonnie Johnson Debbie Johnson Sandy Johnson 3 atty Howard Joyce Hower sborah Hubbard Bruce Huffstickler Jeffrey Hughes John Huppert John Hurst Debbie I mhoff John I nee Rod Inman SOPHOMORES Claudia Jones Craig Jones Kevin Jones Robert Jones Judi Jose David Joseph George Kail Marianne Karabaic Ken Kardaras Sharon Katreeb Laurie Kaven Deedee Kawoliks Dan Kelly Jeff Kerwin Nancy Knight Sandy Knott Gregory Komar Patti Konoza Steve Kozak Nancy Kreidwise Robin Lacy John Lammie Mary Land Mary LaSlavic Bill Lauck Michael Lauck Debbie Lauten Philip Layne Kathleen Leahey Paddy Leary Roxanne LeBlanc Peggy Lennon Thomas Lett Jim Lisbeth Mary Little Paul Lof Terri Lof Dave Macl ntire Margaret Mader Karen Maffett Marcia Mahaffee Greg Mallon Mary Mallory Matt Manion Jeff Kick Nancy Kick Linda King Rebecca Kingery Candy Kinney Jack Kirk Brian Kirmse Dave Kitterman Karen Klause Paul Kluga Karen Logan Albert Lokitis Stewart Long Mark Lonsdale Susan Lord Libby Lott Fred Lowery Mary Lucas Dennis Luther Daniel Lynch Mary Lyons Terri Macchia Kevin MacFarland Kathleen Manning Robert Margrave Mark Marinette Richard Markham Barbara Marshall Pat Marten Cherry Martin Stephen Mawyer Paula Maxey Steve McBee Gail McBride Donald McClane John McClelland David Mellott Robin Melvin Hector Mendoza Sue Messick Mick Meyer Daryl Midgett Suzette Milana Debi Miles Carla Miller David Miller Richard Miller Susan Miller Joanne Milligan Lynne Minkel Michael Mischke Sandy Modisett Lynne Montgomery Valerie Montel Jack Mooneyhan Cindy Moore Greg Moore Patti Moran Tom McClintock Mike McConnell Bob McCord James McDonald Kay McDonald Mark McDonald Donald McE Ibeny Gary Muir Frank Mulkey John Mundie Tim Murnane Kerry Murphy Allen Murray Stephen Nash Chris Nehrt Cindy Neish Jennie Nelson Mr. Bowington demonstrates a favorite past time of many of our students. Glenn Odom Patricia O ' Farrell Diane O ' Kane Robert Olin Nancy Olsen Debby O ' Neal Tom Osekowski Janice Overstreet Kathy Paganelli Steven Palmer Lisa Paquin Chris Parish Kathy Nelson Kevin N ickles Bill Niemann Jeanette Noble Steve Nobles Sarah Ober Dale O ' Donnell Deby O ' Donnell Karin Parker Peggy Parker George Patton Jackie Patton Lee Patton Debbie Peoples Gabriel Perkins Rick Perkins Jeff Pless Pam Polk Linda Porter Bradley Poss Patricia Preble Jean Proctor Dennis Pryor Linda Pugh Mark Pullen Cathy Rachmeler John Rafferty Philip Rankin Dennis Ratkovich Becky Raty Anne Rouse Debi Royals Bryan Russell Dale Russell Kristine Russell Mike Russell Jack Rutkowski Noreen Ryan Doug Sachs Frank Sailer Michael Sallade Barbara Sandy Dorothy Phillips Cindy Pierce Randall Piernick John Pillsbury Susan Pirkl Paul Pitzer 218 SOPHOMORES Jo Ellen Raty Peggy Rausch Bill Rausch Liz Recher Cathy Redd Steve Reed Thomas Reeder Linda Reinikka David Richards Steve Ridgill Mark Rietman Michael Robinson Becky Rogers Bill Rogers Michael Rogers Sue Roper George Ropp Nancy Rothenberger Suzanne Rothlisberger Gary Rosenthal David Ross Jeannie Roulet Harold Scott Steve Scozzie John Sealey Karen Sease Harvey Seegers Debby Seltzer Arlene Seto Dave Shackley Holly Sharpless Susan Shauklas Tom Sheehan Darrell Sheets Debbie Sher Sandy Simpson Linda Sippel Mark Skuby Steven Slesinger Bobbi Smith Brant Smith Pam Sanford Paul Sanza Joseph Saunders John Schaibley Richard Schatz Kathleen Scheblik Barbara Schoeh Jared Schopper Linda Schlafer David Schopper Phil Schultz Stephanie Shipe Dennis Shipman Tom Shirley Everett Sigrist Millie Sigrist Debbie Simmons Donald Simpson Michael Simpson SOPHOMORES 219 Dan Smith Glenn Smith Renee Smith Roy Smith Sue Snaman Vicki Snelling lla Sommerkamp Doug Trosper Tina Trotter Mark Trout Mark Trude James Twiford Barbara Tucker Stephen Unger Steven Vanderhoff Mark Van Gilst Debbie VanSickle Richard Vaught Michael Vogeler Martha Voss Penny Sperry Kathy Spitler Robert Stanley Barbara Steinke Marsha Stephen Steven Stern Kathy Stewart Jan Stickley Sam Stone Randy Stout Adrienne Strong Wanda Swoboda Peter Symanowski Patricia Tacey John Tadich Tony Tancredi Patricia T ashjian Paul Taylor Carole Thomas John Thomas Gail Thompson Philip Thompson David Thorne Tom Tighe Joan Todd Steve Todd Robert Tompkins John Toy Anne Tremper Sue Walker Russ Ward Anne Wardlaw Patti Warner Karen Warnock Jim Watson Randy Weekes Richard White Susan Whitbeck Jim White Kevin Widmann Debbie Wiles Eileen Williams Jenny Williams Judy Williams Nicholas Williams Tom Williams Cheryl Wilson Raymond Wilson Carol Wimberley Sophomores find time for work and play. Mimi Wirth Brenda Wolfe Paula Wood Norval Wright Tom Wright James Young Randy Young SOPHOMORES 221 am sponsors: mrs. Virginia laflare, mr. george mandes more than halfway through a time for reaching for the top your own symbol your own prom competition for the elders your first bout with college boards your rings history and chemistry it ' s worth it. next year you can be at the top. the highest honor. nancy cox, president junioRs carol lion, sen¬ ator; debbie hepler, secre¬ tary; bill kirby, vice president; judy naler, sen¬ ator; d a v i d james, trea¬ surer Gordon Ailing Dennis Allison Brenda Ammons Christy Anderlik Robert Anderson Stephen Araujo Marian Arnold Gary Autrey Bob Bailey Mark Bailey Sharon Bain Margie Baines Paul Aikey Greg Aldrich Linda Allen Margaret Allen Robert Alley Kris Baker Chris Ball Bill Barber Cheryl Barrett Bill Barnes Debbie Bartlett Typing seems a mandatory class for all students. Dennis Bieber Edward Bierly Brandy Bing Michael Bissell Warren Blackburn Ross Bloom Byena Bowman Edna Bowman Zella Bowman James Boylan Wanda Branham George Brant Kenneth Brasfield Terri Brewster Jarle Brors Carol Berends Laurie Bernier Dennis Bartlett Robert Baxter Luke Beeckman Ce Della Benton Cindy Casbon Cynthia Castle Karen Cates Debby Caviness Gary Cerney Denise Christenson Bette Citrenbaum Crickett Ciucci Mary Cizek Diane Clanahan Judy Clark Bill Brady ancy Brochu .orry Brown Tina Brudzinski Ed Bryan Douglas Burke Michael Burke Steve Butterfield Elizabeth Cady Sunny Cannon Pam Capelle Barbara Carlson Sally Carraro Katherine Carter Sue Carver Tim Clarke Ricky Claybrook Barbara Clemens Colleen Clements Gary Coleman Kathy Collins Arden Conard Mike Connally Linda Cook Keith Coolbaugh Allen Cooperman Clay Corbett Ronald Costigan Mary Coulthard Ann Couture Nancy Cox Mike Crackel Becky Craig Sarah Cranford Debra Crockett Terry Croskery Ann Cunningham Robert Cunningham Gregory DaDamio Pam Dahlstrom Sandy Dagwell Ann Dameron Jeanie Danford Linda Darcey JUNIORS 227 Beatrice Dickinson Debbie Dowdy Martin Eastman Anne Farley Chris Dickson Arthur Drake Bernie Easton John Farrish Jackie Dillender Sallie Duby Pamela Elliott Mike Dix Scott Duncan Luanne Ervin 228 JUNIORS Bernadine Dodson Debbie Dunivin Louise Fanti Amy Donnelly Kevin Dunn Brian Dorris Alvin Durany Mrs. Wilson ' s English class tours the National Art Gallery in Washington as part of their unit. Frannie Featherall Kevin Fitzpatrick Pat Frear Bob Gee Bob Gilbert Judy Goffus Marcia Fenerty Don Fern Larry Fols Joseph Forbes Bea Ford Forrest Foreman Diane France John Frey Michael Frost Cynthia Fugate Stephen Fye Jim Gardiner Jim Gentry Paul Gerdon Mary Kathleen Gill James Gilreath Kathy Goonan JUNIORS 229 Jim Gray Tom Grefenstette Barry Grimes Jill Gustafson Joe Hall John Hall Patti Hall Mark Halsig Mark Hancock Pat Hanes Donna Hanifan Jim Hardey Patricia Gordon Jay Grace Beth Graham Lyn Gralow Kathy Gramp Karen Harrell Lynn Harrell Kristine Harriger Miriam Harris Debbie Harrison Beth Hasty Mark Hatten Hilarie Hawe Juniors learn the wonders of chemistry through the use of their magic book sometimes known as the chem study lab manual. Debbie Hepler Thomas Hiley Jennifer Hill Barbra Hiller Jannis Hobbs Katherine Hoffman Loretta Hoffman Nancy Hoggard Jodie Holford David Holt Jane Honsinger John Hornbrook Lynn Horsey Mark Hoyt Gail Howard Carol Hubbard Gary Hude John Huddleston Michael Hughes Susan Hughes Linda Hunt Mark Huntingworth Patricia Hurley Richard Hurley Mark Hutchinson Ruth Hyndman Ken Hynes Marla lannucci John Iwanicki Jay Jackson i Kathy Kennedy Marshall Kerr Jeanne Kimball Cheryl King Thomas King Carmen Jacobson Dave James 232 JUNIORS Denise James Stephen Jasper Kay Jennings Chris Johnson Don Johnson James Johnson David Jones Jerry Jones Kim Jones Suzanne Junkin Ronnie Kaminski Karen Kaseman Linda Katzenstein Chip Keebaugh Kevin Keefe Barbara Laiho Nancy Langelo Amy Lawson Mary Anne Leary Jim Ledford Donald Lee Mike Le Gros Marty Lehder Jody Lehmann Nancy Lentz Mary Jane Lennon Jeff Leonard Cynthia Lewandowski Debbie Lex John Lexcen Carol Lion Robert Little Chris Lobi Joseph Loehe Catherine Long Robin Lorey Keith Losie Danielle Lucid Sheila Koughan Debbie Kramer Eugene Kratz Jim Kraus Kathy Kuchem Kerry Lackey JUNIORS 233 Kathy Luck Andrew Lundstrom John Lyle Richard Lynch Mike Maddox Michael Mahoney James Mandaleris Suzanne Mandaleris John Manion Frank Manning Sherald Marsh Christine Marshall David Martin Gerald Martin Rick Martin Joyce Massey Alan Matecko Constance Martos Kathy Matthews Glenn McBee Mike McCaffrey Sharon McChesney Mike McGahey Michael McGee Bill McGuinness Susan McGinnis 234 JUNIORS Kimberly McKeever Scott McKenzie Judy McLaughlin Jane McPheeters Wendi McRae Rolf McQueary Kathy McWilliams Lisa Meeker Randy Merrill Michael Michela Terry Michela Chris Miller Linda Miller Stephen Mischke Greg Mitchell John Mitchell Jackie Mooneyhan Debbie Moran Robert Moreland Scott Mortimer Gail Mounts Michele Morse David Mulligan John Murnane JUNIORS 235 Lois Mullins Kathleen Murphy Mona Murphy Juonita Musser Lynn Nichols Christopher Norby Tex Norman Mark Novak Maynard Myers Judy Naler Diane Nash William Nassif Bob Nebiker Gary Neff Nancy Neidlinger Debbie Neil Mike Neish Nanette Newbry Becky Newland Denise Nuzzi Dwight Oldham Jim Oliver James Osborne Kenneth O ' Shell Billy Owens Sandra Painter Gary Pannell 6 JUNIORS Ricky Peterson Robert Petrasek Ralph Peyton Diane Pingatore Teresa Pistolessi Janice Plette Sherri Polk Renae Pompeii David Poole Mell Porter Zandra Potter Judy Powers Richard Prausa Cindy Preble Kerrie Protsman Pam Pullen Paula Raabe Michael Rampy James Rapkoch Chris Rasmussen Patsy Rausch Robert Rausch William Roche Kathy Romero Roger Roseman Pam Rowe Gary Rowland Dennis Ruane Ellen Rudenaver Cheryl Rummer James Sanders Paul Sanger Cindy Sarver Clara Savenko Lynn Sauer Diane Schaller Ronald Schiller Kathy Schniedwind Kathy Schropp 238 JUNIORS Brooke Read Joel Reeher Richard Reed Matt Reilly Judd Rex Pris Reynolds Art Richards Mollie Richards John Roach Janie Robertson Vauna Robillard Karen Robinson Lynn Seagraves Earl Seekins Pat Senger Jenise Setian Deborah Shank Lois Shapiro Frances Sigrist John Silas Steve Simeone Larry Simon Dick Simpson Vicki Singhoff Martin Smeltzer Becky Smith Glen Smith Peggy Smith Randy Smith Marianne Sobehak Marcy Soper Roger Sorensen Debbie Spence Scott Spettel Vanessa Stancombe Robert Stansberry Deanne Starbird Arthur Steffen Maureen Stephenson Bruce Stevens Guy Stockwell Jack Stone JUNIORS 239 Eugene Tighe Kit Tilley Robert Topping Jim Townes Debbie Toy Debbie Tribett Cindy Trimmer Philip Tripp Ginny Tuberty Pat Tudor Frances Turner Alan Vachon John Vest George Vieth Davis Strider William Stringfellow Sherrill Stultz Woody Styron Donna Suit Patricia Sullivan Kay Talhelm James Taylor Debbie Tedesco Eddie Thacker Howard Thomas Pat Thomas Curt Thompson Terrie Thompson Sherrie Thrower Stephen Tidball Charles Sureen George Swaim Rosemary Swan Diane Swanberg Mary Syrett Kerry Weatherwax Eric Weber Tom Weber Matt Weden Kenny Weiss Ree Wells Ric Wills Sher Weston Michael White Sheila Wiegman George Wilkie George Wilkinson Bill William Cherie Wohlert David Wolfe Deana Woodruff Hans Worthy Daisy Wright Steve Zeigler Pat Zorack Robert Wright Anthony Young Chris Young Michael Yourko JUNIORS 241 mr. evans and mrs. meals, senior class sponsors seniors left to right cathy alexander, secretary marilyn mcavoy, senator cindy beall, vice pres, linda strider, senator marsha mckeon, treas. center steve ankley, pres. SENIORS 243 national memt scholans color the dots and get famous the merit scholars achieve on the merit of their patterns and wait in the hopes of assistance their only hope for higher education. a fine reward for colored dots color them lucky. 1 st row linda weston nancy spettel 2nd row robert ray mike miele steve carlson stan alderson top ten nancy spettel kathy Stafford kathy carlson denny henigan gaby marahrens cathy elwell carol blumenthal marsha buchwalter greg sweetland richard gardner the final high honor roll a label to commend you for your academic conquests, four years of bookwork and tests now you may go to the front of the line, in reality, the label is the measure of your potential. SENIORS 245 spaghetti 6mneR the sparse rays of the eastern sun peer into a room in evolution four hundred seniors at work growing italy in the cafeteria mass-producing home-cooked food, slowly the kitchen fills thousands of salads hundreds of cakes and spaghetti and gallons of sauce, the cavern assumes a monstrous intimacy white paper tablecloths candlelight the seniors leave at the set of sun returning in the guise of paisanos to serve a gluttonous mob that listens to the ariachi music and eats until the food is gone, a gracious lady presides mrs. (mamma) galasso makes the day the seniors taste success in spaghetti. NIORS most talented-george rivers, julie ince best looking- steve weingardner, marilyn mcavoy most popular- tim bourgeois, marcie kunze most likely to succeed— nancy spettel, mike young wittiest- richard scheblik, kelly mccunniff most athletic—bob westerberg, jan pfalzgraf most studious—tom harris, kathy elwell senioR supeRlatives friendliest—jacquie macintire, john kraus most outstanding- cindy beall, denny henigan best all around— bob mears, linda strider cutest couple—lou germaine, linda finkle best dressed—lou germaine, mary downy best dancers—linda thrall, bob froman most beneficial — Steve ankley, cathy alexander SENIORS 249 JAN AINAIRE SUSAN APPLEBEE Spanish Club, 1; F.H.A., 2, 3, Rifle Club, 3; I.R.C., 3, 4; Spartan Saddle and Spur, 3; Senior Council, 4 STANLEY ALDERSON Drama Club, 1; French Honor Society, 2, 3, 4; Junior Council, 3; Wrestling, 3, 4; Track, 3; National Honor Society, 3, 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist, 4 MARITZA ALEMAN Drill Team; Spanish Honor Society; H R.; Publicity Committee of Student Gov’t. Out of the Frying Pan”, 2; Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 PAMELA ARNOLD DENNIS ASHTON RONALD AUGHTMON Spanish Club; Art Club RICHARD L. AYLESTOCK MARY CATHERINE ALEXANDER Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Parliamentarian 3, Vice-President 4; French Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 2, 4; National Honor Society, 4; Junior Class Senator; Senior Class Secretary; Academic Letter 1 DEBORAH ANGERT STEVEN ANKLEY Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4; Class President, 1, 4; Student Gov’t., 1; Principal ' s Student Advisory Comm., 4 Wrestling; Spartans for Christ RANDALL M. BALLEW Swim Team, 1; National Honor Society, 3, 4; I R C. Club, 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist, 4 PATRICIA BANDYK KIM BARKER Stage Crew, 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Wrestling, 1; Thespians, 3, 4; Drama Club, 4 ROGER F. BARKER Spartans For Christ TUCKER BARLOW Rifle Club, 1 GERALD A. BARNES Spartan Hi-Y, Parliamentarian, Vice-President, President; Wrestling: Tennis; Cross Country; H R. Alternate; Senate BRENT F. BARNWELL Intramural Basketball DENISE C. BARNWELL F.T.A. Junior Class Prom Comm. JAMES W. BAUMGARDNER CYNTHIA BEALL Yearbook, 1, 2; Newspaper, 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; Madrigals, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society, 2; Drill Team, 2; Class Vice-President, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader, 4; Concert Choir, 4; National Honor So¬ ciety, 4; Keyettes, 4; Finalist in Northern Virginia Junior Miss”, 4 KAREN R. BEECH Student Gov’t., 2; H R., 2; Keyettes, 2, 3, 4; Secretary, 3, 4; Junior Council, 3; Office Aide, 3 PAUL BENNETT MARC BEECKMAN Football French Club, 1, 2; Intramurals, 1, 2; French Honor Society, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society, 3; H.R., 2, 3; Soccer, 3; Science Fair, 1 ROBERT BENNETT Track, 2 JOSEPH BEICHER LINDA BENNETT Girls Choir, 1; Girls Track; Drill Team; F.T.A.; Library Aide ROBERT BENTON Varsity Wrestling, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; French Honor Society, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Key Club, 4 SENIORS 251 GIDGE BERNARD Art Guild, 1; Pep Club, 1; Batons Corp, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4; Junior Cheerleader, 3; Spanish Club, 4; Library Aide, 4; Band Aide, 4 KEITH BERNTSEN Key Club, 3, 4; Oracle, 3 SUSAN BETTIS Pep Club, 1; I.R.C., 3 MARTHA BING Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 1, V.P. 2; J.V. Hockey, 1; J.V. Track, 1; Drama Club, 1; J.V. Gymnastics, 1; Keyettes, 3, 4; Riding Club, 3; H.R., 4 GEORGE B. BLACKBURN Newspaper, 1; Football, 1, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2; J.V. Baseball, 2; Debate Team, 1; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Spartan Hi-Y, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; I.R.C., 3, 4; National Honor Society, 4 SHARON BLEVINS Finance Aide, 3; Keyettes, 2, 3, 4; Senate, 4 CAROL BLUMENTHAL French Club; Latin Club; Folk Club, Pres.; I.R.C.; J.V. Softball; Varsity Hockey; Newspaper; Art Literary Magazine Staff; National Honor Society NANCY BODLEY F.H.A., 4 LAWERENCE BOLEY ROBERT BOLTON TIM BOURGEOIS Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket ball, 1, 2; Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 3, 4 KATHY BOYLAN Pep Club, 1; Drama Club, 2, 3 WILSON BOYLES Coin Club, 1, Secretary 1; Electronics Club, 3; Science Club, 4; I.R.C., 4 SUSAN BAYRER BARBARA BRADLEY Tri-Hi-Y; Junior Council; H.R.; Yearbook Staff; Office Aide PAT BRAGAN Drama Club; Red Cross Representative PAULA BRAULT Debate Team, 1, 2; Cheerleader, 1, 2; Newspaper, 1, 2; Student Council Rep., 2; Class V. Pres., 1; President, 2; National Forensics League, 2 JUDITH BRENNAN Student Gov’t.; Latin Club; I.R.C.; Folk Guitar Club; Choir REBECCA E. BREWER Cheerleader, 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Court, 1; Student Gov’t., 2; Class Council, 2; Pep Club, 3; I.R.C., 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Girls Service Club, 3 CHARLES BREWER Band, 2, 3; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Track, 3; National Merit Commendation ALFRED BROCHU PAMELA BROOME Student Gov’t. Newspaper; Spartan Tri-Hi-Y Spaghetti Dinner CLIFTON BROWN Band, 1; Varsity Tennis, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4; Senior Council, 4 CHRIS BRYAN Football, 2; Track, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 4 MARCIA A. BUCHWALTER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Junior Honor Society, 2; Astronomy Club, 3; French Club, 3; French Honor Society, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; F.T.A., 4 SHARON A. CAIN SENIORS 253 LINDA L. CARICO Latin Club, Sec.; National Honor Society; Pep Club; American Field Service STEVEN R. CARLSEN Library Aide; Varsity Baseball Manager KATHLEEN M. CARLSON Student Gov’t., 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, V. Pres. 4; Keyettes, 2, 3, 4; Sec. Fairfax District 3; French Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Girls State, Speaker of the House; It’s Academic” Team, 4; Senior Class Council, 4; Optimist Club Award, 4; Math Team, 3 STEVEN J. CARLSON French Honor Society; National Honor Society RICHARD CARLSON Band; Medical Club; Science Club; Follies; National Honor Society; Spaghetti Dinner JANETTE L. CARSON German Honor Society, Secretary BETSY CARTER Student Gov ' t.; Tri-Hi-Y; H.R. Public Relations Comm. Elections Comm. LINDA L. CASEBIER LARRY CHALLAIN President of Soph. Class, 2; Thespian Society, V. Pres.; National Beta Club, 2 BRUCE CHANDLER var sity Soccer, 2; Wrestling, 2, 3; I.R.C., 3, 4, Pres. 4; Astronomy Club, 4; National Honor Society, 4 DANA CHARLESTON German Club; German Honor Society VIVECA CHASTEEN Distributive Education WITT CHESTON Spanis Club BARBARA CHISHOLM -arsity Softball; Girls Basketball Manager; Winter Sports 254 SENIORS JOHN C. CHISHOLM LINDA COBLE Chorus, 1, 2; Art Guild, 1; Pep Club, 1; F.H.A., 2, 3 ROBERT D. CHURCHWELL Football, 1, 2, 3; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 3, 4; Homeroom Rep., 2 LAURA L. COCKLIN Hockey, 1, 2; Choir, 2, 3, Sec.; Social Activities Comm. JAN M. CLANAHAN MIKE COCKRELL Debate, 2, 3; F.H.A., 1, 4; Astronomy Club, 4; Science Club, 4 DOROTHY J. COLE JOHN CLARK H.R., 1; Choir, 1, 2, 3, Pres. 1; Drill Team, 2, 3, 4; Language Lab Assistant, 4 KATHLEEN A. CLARKEN Literary Magazine Staff, 1; F.H.A., 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Historian 4; Drama Club, 4; Lady Purcell Federation, Secretary NEVA A. CLAYTON Pep Club, 1; Drama Club, 3; Spirit Comm., 3, 4; I.R.C., 4; Thespians, 4 DOUGLAS CLEETON Acapella Choir; Debate Team; Band; National Honor Society; Spartan Speech Society; Spartans for Christ, Pres. JOHN G. COLE W.S. Hi-Y, 3; German Honor Society, 3; Varsity Basketball, 3; Varsity Track, 3; Varsity Club, 4; National Honor Society, 4 MICHAEL W. COLLETTE Radio Club, 2, 3, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Newspaper, 3; Pep Club, 2, 3; Student Gov’t.; D.E., 4 RONALD L. COLLETTE Radio Club, 2, 3, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3; Wrestling, 1; Boys State Representative, 3; Newspaper, 3, 4; Student Gov’t., 3 SENIORS 255 JOYCE COOMBS Science Club, 1; Girls Athletic Association, 2; I.R.C., 3, 4, Treasurer 4; H.R., 4; Varsity Hockey, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 3; Portuguese Club, 4; Keyettes, 4 RICHARD CORTHELL THOMAS V. COSTANTINO Swim Team, 1; Yearbook, 2, 3, 4, Layout Editor 3, Editor in Chief 4; Key Club, 3, 4; Principal’s Advisory Council, 4 VALARIE COWLEY JANET M. CRACKEL SHARON A. COLLINGS Folk Club, 1; Track, 1; Surf Club, 1; I.R.C., 3, 4; Spartan Saddle and Spur, 3, 4 Make-up Comm., 1; French Club, 2; Pep Club, 2; Drama Club, 4 MASON CRIM MAUREEN CONNALLY cal Club, 1; J.V. Basketball, 2; J.V. Softball, 2; Basketball Manager, do:P and Spur, 3; I R C . 4 Wrestling Team KEITH CRUISE THOMAS L. CONNOR r Society, 4; French Club, 3, 4; I.R.C., 4; Varsity Basket- RANDOLPH L. CURTIN Basketball, 1; Wrestling, 2, 4; National Honor Society ROGER K. CONWAY logy Lab Assistant, 3; Language Lab Assistant, 4 SARBARA J. COOGAN s Club; HR.; Pep Club; Baton Corps; DONNA J. CURTIS Pep Club, 1; F.H.A., 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 2, 3, President 4 ALICE DAGWELL Leadership Training, 1; Junior Council, 3; Junior Float Comm. 3 DANNY DALE Spanish Club, Pres. DEBORAH I. DARLING Student Council, 2; Pep Club, 3; I.R.C , 3; Thespians, 4; National Honor Society, 4; Costume Chairman, 4 PAM DAVIES PATRICIA DAVIS JAMES C. DAY Rifle Club, 1; Football, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2; Track, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 4 WILLIAM R. DEAL Electronics Club, 3, V. Pres. 3; Rocket Club, 2; Science Club, 4 NANCY DEKAY Drama Club, 1; F.H.A., 2, 3; Junior ' Coun¬ cil, 3; Portuguese Club, 4 CARL E. DEMORY DELL DESANTOLO ALLAN DETWILER JANICE DINTAMAN Astronomy Club; Extravaganza CANDACE L. DODSON Gymnastics Club, 1; Home Ec Fashion Show, 2; Creative Dance Club, 2; Swim Club, 4 SUSAN DORMAN Pep Club, 2; Drama Club, 4; F.H.A., 4; Newspaper, 2; Class Play, 2; Hockey, 2; Office Aide, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2; French Club CARL DOSSEY Spanish Club, 1, 2; I.R.C.; Portuguese Club MARY DOWNEY J.V. Basketball, 1, 2; H R , 2, 3, 4; Choir, 1; Elections Comm., 2; Sweetheart Court, 3; Student Advisory Comm., 4 SUSAN DUBY Fre nch Club, 3; Madrigals, 4 SENIORS 257 German Club; German Honor Society; Pres., 4 GERALD DURANY Math Team, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3 CATHERINE S. ELWELL Choir, 1; National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4; French Honor Society, 3, 4; W.S. Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4; I.R.C., 4 KATHY ENGLEY Choir, 1, 3, 4; Madrigals, 2; Junior Cheerleader, 3; Prom Decoration, 3 KEVIN ENGLEY BRENDA EVANS Home Ec Fashion Show, 3; Spaghetti Dinner, 4 ALAN FARLEY Newspaper, 1; H.R., 1; Swim Team, 1, 2; Junior Council, 3 MARCELLA FEATHERALL F.H.A., 1; Pep Club, 2, 3 LINDA FINKLE Soph. Historian, 2; W.S. Tri-Hi-Y, Sec., 3, 4; French Honor Society; H.R., 2, 3; Cabinet, 4; Drill Team; Business Staff Yearbook, 2, 3 BRENDA FORD Spartan Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Art Guild, 2, 3; Junior Class Historian, 3; Class Council, 3; Student Gov’t., 4 RICHARD FOSS Band, 1; Latin Club, 1; Drama Club, 1; Golf, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 4 JAMES S. FOSTER Intramural Basketball, 3; Science Fair, 3 MARILYN FOSTER Float, 1; Home Ec Club; Art Guild F T reds CHERYL FOX 2 3; Drill Team, 3, 4; Senior Council, 4; Student V ROBERT L. FROMAN Spanish Club, 1, 2, Historian 1; H.R., 1, 2, 4; Float Committee, 1, 4; Freshman Newspaper, 1; Spanish Honor Society, 2, 3, 4; Senate, 3; I.R.C., 4; W.S. Hi-Y, 2; Spartan Hi-Y, 3, 4, Vice Presi¬ dent 3; Inter Service Club Council 4 BARBARA E. FRYE Basketball and Hockey Intramurals; F.H.A.; V.O.T., 4 RICHARD FYE RICHARD A. GARDNER German Club; German Honor Society; National Honor Society; Math Team HARVEY FOX JEFF FRANCIS Football, 2; Chess Club, 2; Spanish Club, 3; D.E. Club, 4 SUSAN L. GASTON F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Lady Purcell Federation His¬ torian, 3, Vice President 4; Senate, 2, 3; H.R., 1; Prom Committee, 3; Historian, 2; West Springfield Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4 CHRIS GEORGE JOHN C. FRASCA LOUIS GERMAINE German Club, President 4; German Honor Society; Prom Commit- tee; Debate Team, 3; I.R. Club; Student Government Rep. H.R.; Frosh and Varsity Football; Key Club; Senate; Council, 4 Track 1 BRADLEY FRIX J.V. Softball Society, 3, 4 CANDACE C. GETTLER 1; Basketball, 2; Guitar Club, 2; National Honor SENIORS 259 DEBBIE GIBSON LINDA GORHAM Spanish Club, 1; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Alternate H.R., 2; Drill Team, 2, 3, 4 ED GIBSON STEVEN GILLES Thespians, 1, 2, 3, 4; W.S. Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Stage Manager, 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN S. GILREATH Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Track, 1, 2, 3; Rocket Club MICHAEL GILROY BONNIE LEE GLASGOW French Club, 1; Thespians, 1; Class Council, 3; Prom Committee, 3; H.R., 3, 4; Medical Club Sec¬ retary 3; I.R.C., 3, 4; Yearbook, 3; Oracle Staff, 3; Float Committee, 3; Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, 4 KAREN GOSLIN Pep Club, 1; Spanish Club, 2; Drill Team, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Senior Councilman, 4; I.R.C., 3, 4 JEAN E. GRANT Basketball Manager, 2, 3; Softball, 2; I.R.C., 2, 3, 4; Alternate H.R., 4 JEFF GRANT Basketball, 2; I.R.C.; Math Team; National Honor Society REID GRAVES Varsity Football; Wrestling; H.R.; German Honor Society; Varsity Club; National Honor Society LINDA GREEN JOHN GOODRICH Saddle and Spur, 3, 4; Rifle Club, 3, 4; F.H.A., 3; Basketball, 3; Track 3 3and; Pep Club MERYLE P. GORDON Debate. 1; Home Ec Club, 1; Pep Club, 1; Track, 1, 2; Gymnastics, 1, 2; Art Guild, 1; Prom Com¬ mittee, 3; D.E., 4 DAVID GREER ROLLA GRIFFITH 260 SENIORS SUSANNE HALL French Club, 2; F.T.A., 3 JOHN HAMILL Rocket Club; Science Club; Medical Club; J.E.T.S. CATHY HAMLIN F T.A., 2, 3; Pep Club, 2; Ski Club, 3 JILL K. HANNA Fairfax County Youth Board, 3; Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Secretary Class Secretary, 3; Sweetheart Court, 2 HARRY HARBIN Football Manager, 1, 2; Russian Club, 4 3; LINDA HARNER GLENNIS HARRIS Pep Club, Treasurer, Vice Pres.; Medical Club Secretary; I.R.C. PHILLIP L. HARRIS Chess Club; Pep Band; Drum Major of Marching Band THOMAS V. HARRIS Science Club; National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; Spanish Club; “It’s Academic” Team; Senator; Math Team JOANNE HASTY JOHN S. GROUPE Drama Club, 1, 2; D.E., 3, 4 Hi-Y, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Senator from Hi-Y, Golf 3, 4; Senior Class Councilman CHARLES GUNDLACH Football, 1; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track; German Club; German Honor Society; National Honor Society; Varsity Club ROBERT GURICK Football, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2; Baseball, 2, 3 SHARON HADLEY German Honor Society, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; German Club, 2 SENIORS 261 RICHARD S. HAWE J.V. Wrestling and Track JUDITH HAYES STEVEN C. HEAD Golf, 3; Hi-Y; Key Club, 1; Youths For Christ, 3 JIM HEGER Football, Basketball Intramurals, 1; A.V. Club, 1; Choir, 1; French Club, 1; Play Manager, 2; Spartan Rifles, 3; National Honor Society, 4 CECELIA HERMANN Drama Club, 2, 3, 4; Thespians, 3, 4; Literary Magazine; Nat. Biology Honor Society; Debate Club; H.R., 3; Pres, of Drama Club, 3 THEA HERMIT Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Treasurer 4; Cabinet, 4; Drill Team, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Spanish Honor Society, 3; Pep Club Treasurer, 2; G.A.A., 1 PHILLIP HERRIN Basketball 1 KATHRYN HIBBARD NIORS DENNY HENIGAN Class President, 1; Student Gov’t. Chaplain, 2; Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2, Sec. 3, President 4; Debate Team, 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 2, 3; H.R., 3; S.C.A. Senate, 1; Senior Council, 4; Delegate to Boys State; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society, 3, 4; Delegate to National Convention of National Student Safety Associati on, 2 BILL HENRY German Club; Pep Club; Latin Club; Astronomy Club; H.R., 1; Office Aide; Intramural Football and Basketball ROBIN HENSLEY Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4; French Honor Society, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 4; Pep Club Secretary, 2; Art-Literary Staff, 2; I.R.C., 3, 4, Sec. 4; Guitar Club, 2 Newspaper, 1; H.R., 1; Pep Club, 2, 3; Beta Club (Honor Club) Yearbook, 2; Medical Club; Russian Club SHELLEY HICKS Choir President and Student Director, 1; Leadership Training, 1, 3; A.F.S., 1; French Club, 2; Intramurals, 2; Prom Programs Chairman, 3; I.R.C., 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Choir, 4; Senior Councilman, 4 WILLIAM C. HILL Basketball 1; Chess Club 1 JOHN J. HILLERY D.E. Club, 3, 4 VICKI HOFFMAN French Club, 3; F.H.A., 4 DEBBIE HOGAN H.R., 1, 2, 4, Alternate 3; Basketball, 2; Junior Prom Queen, 3; V.O.T., 4 MARY BETH HOISINGTON Pep Club, 1, 2, 3; Drama Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2; Cheer¬ leader, 3; F.T.A., 3; Junior Homecoming Court, 3; Thespians, 4; Keyettes, 4 BRUCE HOLCOMB Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1; Varsity Club, 3, 4, Officer 4 DEBBIE HOLT Medical Club, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4 STEVE HOMANN Astronomy Club RICHARD HOUGHTON Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2; Wrestling, 3; National Junior Honor Society, 1 JOHN HOUSTON SUSAN HOWARD Class Council, 1; Leadership Training, 1; Spanish Club, 1; Float, 1; Intramurals CHUCK HOYSA Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club; National Honor Society; German Honor Society DAVID HUBBARD Band, 1, 2, 3; Track, 2, 3; Cross Country, 3 ANN HUBER Class Secretary, 1; Spanish Club; F.H.A.; Spanish Honor Society Sec.; Drama Club; Alternate H.R. MICHAEL HUDOCK German Club, 2, 3, 4; Rifle 1 SENIORS 263 ARNOLD HUFFMAN DAVID HUFFSTICKLER Football, 1, 2, 3; Baseball, 1, 2, 3 DEE HURLEY Track, 3 JULIE H. INCE Keyette, 1, 4; Safety Patrol, 1; Pep Club, 3, 4; Student Play, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club, 2; Foreign Language Club, 2; Cheerleader, 3; Homecoming Court, 4 CATHIE JACKSON F.T.A., 1; Drama Club, 1; A.F.S., 2; Intramurals, 2; News¬ paper, 2; F.H.A., 4; Yearbook, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2; Council, 2 MELANIE JONES Keyette 4 DEBERRA JONES Thespians, 2; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Office Aide, 4 PATRICIA JONES MICHAEL ANN IMHOFF Art Guild, 2; Art Honors, 2; French Honor Society, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4; Clinic, 3, 4; Bookstore, 4 Freshman Newsletter, 1; H R., 1, 2; Activities Committee, 1, 2; Prom Decorations, 3; Yearbook, 2, 3 JANET JORGENSEN MARILYN INGHAM Drama Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Medical Club, 3; Latin Club, 1; Props for Play, 4 RHOENA JONES Keyettes, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team, 3, 4; I.R.C., 3; Office Aide ANNE IRVING CARL KAPPEL 264 SENIORS Drama Club, 1, 4; I.R.C., 3, 4; Newspaper Staff, 2, 3; Guidance, 3; Library, 3 Pep Club, 2, 3, Pres. 3; Stage Crew, 3 PAT KARNES D.E. Club JOHN KEIFER LARRY KELLY D.E. Club , JOHN KEMP Basketball; Track, 2; Intramurals, 3 KAREN KESTER Keyettes, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; All District Band, 1; Science Club, 1; Thespian Society, 3, 4; I.R.C., 3; H.R., 2, 3, 4; Newspaper, 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 4 PATRICIA KIRBY J.V. Hockey; Newspaper Staff NICK KONCHUBA Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club; Hi-Y; National Honor Society SUSAN KRAMB Yearbook Staff; Drama Club; Pep Club; Cheerleader; Class Play, 1; J.V. Basketbali JOHN KRAUS PAULINE KNIGHT FRED KNOWLES Hi-Y, 3, 4; Rifle Club, 4; Science Club Sec., Treas. 4; Wrestling, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 4; Hi-Y Sec. Pep Club, 1; Stage Crew, 2, 3; Hi-Y Sec., 3; Thespian MARCY KUNZE Class Councilman, 3; Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Drill Team, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Judiciary Committee 2, 4; Sweetheart Court, 2, 3; Choir, 2, 3; Homecoming Court (Maid of Honor), 4; Representative to Northern Virginia Junior Miss Pageant, 4 BILL KOVARIK SENIORS 265 LINDA LAFOND Medical Club, 1, 2; Swim Team, 1, 4; I.R.C., 3; Basketball, 2, 3; German Honor Society, 3, 4, Treasurer ROBERT LARSON DAVID LAUCK German Club, 2, 3, 4; I.R.C., 3, 4; Basketball Intramurals, 3 JOANNE LAWHN CARL LEE Bridge Club, 2, 3 LINDA LEE D.E. Club, 4 DAVID LEES Class President, 1; Math Club; H.R.; Astronomy Club; Rifle Club; Capt. of Math Team F.H.A . 4; I R C., 4; Tennis, 2, 3; Youth For Christ, 1 DAVID LEFLER Spanish, 2; Pep Club, 1 JEAN LAWSON rtball, - Band. 1, 2, 3; Student Council, 1, 2; PATRICIA LEGROS 2, 3; Tennis Team, 3; Future Nurses Club, 1 Spanish Club; Pep Club, 1; Majorettes, 2; V.O.T. Club, 4; Sweet¬ heart Court, 3 WAYNE LAWSON KEN LISBETH Intramurals Wrestling ERALD LEDFORD , 2, 3, 4. Co-Capt. 2 3, Captain 4; Key Club. 2, 3, 4; Student Gov ' t., 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; German Honor Society, 3; Band, 1; It ' s Academic Team Captain, 4; Delegate to Va. Boys State, 3; Letter of Commendation MARIE LOKITIS Pep Club; F.T.A.; Choir; I.R.C.; German Honor Society; National Honor Society BECKY LONG DAVID LONSDALE Football, 1; Basketball, 1; German Club, 2; Tennis, 3; Track, 4 SANDY LOREY Class Historian, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff, 1; Student Gov ' t., 2, 3, 4, Secretary of House 3; Keyettes, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2, Treas. 3, Historian 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Drill Team, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 2, Co-Capt. 3, Capt. 4 PATRICIA LUCID Drill Team, 2, 3; Yearbook, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; D.E.C.A., 4; Prom Committee, 3; Stage Crew, 2, 3 BARBARA LUCK Art Guild, 1, 2, 3; H.R.; School Paper, 3 PAT LUNDSTROM BEVERLY LYNES JACQUIE MACINTIRE KATHY MAFFETT Drill Team MARIA MARAHRENS Drill Team, 1; S.C.A., 1; World Events Club, 1; F.T.A., 1; F.H.A., 2; French Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4; Senate, 4; Keyettes, 3, 4; I.R.C., 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Thespians, 4; It’s Academic” Team Coach, 4 GEORGE MARINE MARSHA MARTIN French Honor Society, 3, 4; French Club, 2; Pep Club, 2; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A., 4; National Honor Society, 4; I R C., 4; Band Council, 4 ROBERT L. MEARS National Honor Society; Thespian; Debate, 2, 3, 4; Key Club, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; President of Student Gov’t., 4; Principal ' s Student Advisory Committee EDWARD MELLOTT German Club; Russian Club; Chess Club ROBERT MERCER Keyettes, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4; Drill Team, 2, 3, 4, Historian 4; H R., 4; Pep Club, 2; German Club, 2; German Honor Society, Vice Pres. 3; Yearbook, 4; Senate, 3; Senior Councilman, 4 Rifle Team, 2, 4; Track Team, 3, 4; Hi-Y, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Lab Assistant, 4 STAN METZGER NANCY MITTON Football 1 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Mgr. 2, 3; Track; Band; Office Aide; Pep club, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3; French Club, 1, 2; I.R.C., 3; Thespians, 3; Prom H R . 1, 2; Varsity Club Committed, 3 MICHAEL MIELE DENISE D. MONEY Medical Careers Club, 1; Wrestling, 2, 3; Pep Club, 2; Science Club, 2; Key Club, 2, 3, 4; Student Gov ' t., 3, 4; Science Club Treas., 3; National Honor Swim Team, 1; Beta Club, 1; Newspaper, 1; Pep Club, 2; National Honor Society, Society, 3, 4, Pres. 4; German Honor Society, 3, 4 2, 3; French N.H.S., 2, 3 MARY JANE MILLIGAN MARK MONSON Choir, 1, 4; Speech and Forensics Club, 2, 3; I.R.C., 4; Folksinging Club, 2, 3; Band 2 3 4- Snanish 3 Swimming, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Paper, 3 ..... EDWARD MINKEL MARY LEE MOORE Varsity Track, 2 Spanish Club, 1; Volleyball, 1; Pep Club, 2; F.T.A., 3, 4; F.H.A., 3, 4; Bake Sale Committee Chairman, 4 DOUG MITCHELL Club. i 2, Pres 3; Red Cross Club, 1, 2, 3; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 2, 3; Forensics Club, 1; Newspaper, 1; Madrigals, 4; Honor Council, 3 DEAN MOREHOUSE Spanish Club, 1; Science Club, 1; Football, 1; Stamp Club, 1; Track, 1; Civic Association, 2, 3, 4 JUDITH MITCHELL y Aide. 3; Guidance Aide, 4; Home Ec Club, 1; Band, 1, 2, 3 PAM MOREN 268 SENIORS KRISTINA MORLEY French Honor Society; Stage Crew; I.R.C. CHERYL MORRIS Folk Club, 2; Student Council, 2, 4; News¬ paper, 1; Drill Team, 2; German Honor Society, 3; Thespians, 4; National Honor Society, 4; Yearbook Staff, 3; “The Reluctant Debutante”, 4; I.R.C,, 4; Latin Club, 3 DEBORAH MOSS Spanish Club, 2; F.H.A., 2, 3; F.T.A., 3, 4, Pres. 4; Keyettes, 4; Interservice Council, 4; National Honor Society, 4; Library Aide, 3 PATRICIA A. MULLEN F.H.A., 2, 3, 4; Spartan Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4; H.R., 4; I.R.C., 3 SUSAN MULLINS French Club, 2, 3; J.V. Softball, 2; Latin Club, 3; Varsity Softball, 3; French Honor Society, 3, 4; Bakesale Comm., 4 MIKE MUNDIE Freshman Basketball, 1; Varsity Basketball, 2; Varsity Football, 3, 4 KENNETH E. MURPHY Social Comm., 1, 2; Soph. Class Pres., 2; Baseball, 1, 2; Spartan Hi-Y, 3, 4 MARILYN McAVOY Student Gov’t., 1; Spartan Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres., 3, 4; Spartan Speech Society, 3; Interservice Council, 4; Senate, 3; Senior Class Senator, 4; Varsity Cheerleader, 4, Co- Capt., 4; Homecoming Attendant, 1, 2, 3, 4, Queen 4 DEBI McCHRISTIAN French Club, 1, 2; I.R.C., 3 WALLACE McCLANAHAN J.V. Basketball; J.V. Wrestling JOE McCLUSKEY Thespians, 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 4; Class Council, 1, 2; Yearbook Business Staff, 2; W.S. Hi-Y, 3, 4 ELAINE McCORMICK Pep Club; V.O.T., 4 KELLY McCUNNIFF Student Gov’t., 1, 3; Soph. Senator, 2; Sen¬ ate, 2; Newspaper, 2, 3; Yearbook, 2; I.R.C., 3, 4; Keyettes, 4; Junior Cheerleader, 3; Sec. of School Safety, 4 susan McDermott Student Gov’t., 1; Student Council, 1, 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 2; Varsity Cheerleader, 3, 4, Capt. 4 STEPHANIE McFADDEN Ski Club, 1; Chorus, 2; F.H.A., 4; Swim Club, 4; A Capella Choir, 4; Winter Sports Club, 4 SENIORS 269 MARGARET MCGRANN NANCY NEHRT Latin Club 1, 2, 3; F.A.L.C.A. 3; F.H.A. 3; Rifle Club 3; Student Gov ' t 1; Chorus Library 1; Future Nurses 2; French Honor Society 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3 1; Intramurals 1 ROBERT MCGUINNESS Science Club 1; Rocket Club 1; Art Lab Assistant 4; Astronomy Club 4 MERCEDES MCKENZIE Art Club 1; Home Ec. Club 1; Intramurals 1; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; H.R. 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3; Prom Decorations 3 MARSHA MCKEON Dance Club 1; Drama 1; Class Treas. 3, 4; Social Committee 2 KATHY NELSON NANCY JANE NICKLES Hockey Team 1; Student Council 1; Varsity Hockey Team 2, 3; F.H.A. 2; Folk and Guitar 2 CHARLES NORRIS Boys Chorus 1; Wrestling 1; Library Staff 1; Rifle Team 1; Yearbook Staff 1, 4; French Club 2; Folk Singing Club 2; American Field Service 3; French Club 3; Chess Club 3; Glee Club 3; Astronomy Club 4; Audio Visual Club 4; Library Aide 4; Explorers JOAN MCMULLEN Cheerleader 2; Newspaper 2; Drama Club 2; Class Sec. 3; Class Histoiian 4; H.R. 4; Thespians 3, 4; Sec. 4; I.R.C. MIKE O’BRIEN Band; V. Pres, of Band; Wrestling; Football 1 DIANE MCRAE SUSAN ODOM Pep Club; Drill Team; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; French Club 1 Social Comm. Chairman 2; Student Gov’t 2, 3, 4; W.S. Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. 4; Drill Team, Treas. 4; Sweetheart Court, Maid of Honor; Senior Rep. 4 MARY NEESE Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; A cappella Chorus; Basketball manager; I.R.C. DONNA OHR WILLIAM OLIN LIBBY PARKER Band 1, 2, 3; J.V. Wrestling 2 Symposium 1; F.T.A. 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Latin Club, Sec. 2; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; Sec. of School Spirit 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Choir Pres. 4; Fairfax Pres, of Keyettes 4; Senior Class Ways and Means Chairman 4 CHRIS O’NEIL GARY O’NEILL Cross Country 1; Wrestling; Hi-Y 2; Football 3 LINDA PARKS F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; Band 2, 4; Band Council 4; F.H.A. 4 LAMONT ORNDORFF FRANK PAUL Science Club; Intramural Basketball WALTER O’SHELL KIM PETERSEN Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2 CAROL PANNETON Drill Team 4; French Honor Society 4; French Club 2; V. Pres, of French C. 3; Basketball 2, 3; Softball 2, 3; Swim Team 4; Tennis Team 1; Archery Team 1; Pep Club 3; Library Aide 1; Hockey 1 DARLENE PEVERILL ' RICHARD PARISH JAN PFALZGRAF Latin Club 1; Winter Sports Club 2; Swim Club; Track; Basketball; J.V. Football; WS. Tri-Hi-Y; J.V. Softball; Basketball; H R. 1, 2; Class Council 3, 4; Homecoming Wrestling Court 2, 3, 4. SENIORS 271 PAMELA PHILLIPS Junior Honor Society, 1; National Honor Society, 4; French Club, 4, Sec. 4; Drama Club, 4; I.R.C., 4 MARC POOLE CHARLES PRAUSA Winter Sports Club; Spartan Hi-Y; Wrestling; Track; National Honor Society; Football WILLIAM PREBLE Varsity Wrestling Manager, 2; Track, 2, 3 ANNA PUFFENBERGER National Honor Society ,V. Pres., 4; Keyettes; French Honor Society, Sec. 4; Editor of The Oracle”, 4; Varsity Hockey, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4 JUDI QUIGLEY Thespians, 2, 3; Drill Team, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper, 2; Out of the Frying Pan”, 2; Costume Chairman, 3; Our Town”, 2 BILL RABUNG Spanish Club; Pep Band; Symphonic Band; Band Council; Track; Cross Country DALE N. RACHMELER Track, 2, 3; French Honor Society, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Senior Activity Chairman, 4 STEVEN D. RAISCH Intramural Basketball; H.R.; School Play PEGGY RANDS German Club, 1; Medical Club, 3 E. TRACY RASCO German Club; Track Team; Intramurals ROBERT E. RAY Newspaper, Co-Editor, 1; Science Club, 4; Math Team, 4 KEN REDFERN DEBORAH REECE Drill Team, 1, 2 CHRISTIAN REINHARDT 72 SENIORS DENISE RENIRIE Chorus, 1; Soph. Class Treas, 2; Track, 3 DEBBIE L. REYNOLDS Honor Role, 1 VIRGINIA CAROL RIGGS GEORGE RIVERS Rocket Club, 1; Science Fair; French Honor Society; National Honor Society ARTHUR ROACH Track, 1; Drama Club, 3 LINDA C. ROBERTSON Pep Club; Guidance Aide; Office Aide LYNNE A. ROBERTSON Spanish Club; A.D P. Assistant BETTY ROBINSON Intramurals; Spanish Club; Basketball, 1 DEBORAH ROGERS F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Drama Club; Spartan Saddle and Spur; Winter Sports Club; I.R.C. MARY L. ROJ Play, 1; Latin Club, 1; F.H.A., 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 2; Senate, 4 DALE L. ROWELL Choir, 1, 2; J.V. Basketball, 2; Varsity Basketball, 3; Letterman Club, 3; Track, 2 DEVON D. RUFFNER Art Guild, 1, 2, 3; Riding Club, 3; D.E. Club, 4 JEFFREY A. RUNKLE V.O.T., 4 DAVID RUSSELL Football, 2, 3; Wrestling, 2, 3; Track, 3; German Club, 2 SENIORS 273 JOHN RUSSELL RUSTY SAUNDERS National Honor Society, 4; Key Club, 3, 4; Debate, 2, 3, 4; Letter of Commendation DAVE SAVAGE WAYNE F. RUSSELL German Club, 1, 2; German Honor Society, 3, 4 CHRISTINE SAXBY Winter Sports Club, 4; Pep Club, 3; Senate, 4; Library Aide, 1, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4; F.T.A., 3, 4, V.P. 4; Guidance Aide, 2; Intramurals, 2 PATRICIA RYAN H.R., 1; F.H.A., 1 KIMBERLY SAXON Jr. Prom Comm., 2; Sr. Prom Comm., 3; Pep Club, 1; Spanish Club, 3; Creative Writing Club, 3; Sr. Class Float, 4 PATRICIA A. SALLADE Spartan Tri-Hi-Y, 4 RICHARD SCHEBLIK French Honor Society, 2, 3, 4; Speaker of the House, 4; Key Club. 4 JON SANDY BILL SCHMIDLE WILLIAM SARGEANT DAVID J. SCHOBELOCK Track, 1, 3, 4; Wrestling, 2, 3; Cross Country, 2; H.R., 2, 4; Student Gov ' t., 2 Concert Band; Concert Choir; Madrigals; D.E. os ELLEN SCHUKNECHT CELIA SINGHAS H.R., 1, 3; Tri-Hi-Y, 3; Jr. Ring Dance Comm., 3 Pep Club, 1; Spanish Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Oracle, 2, 3; Va. Girls State, 3; National Honor Society, 3, 4 RALPH SCICHILONE Spartan Hi-Y, 4; Spanish Club, 2, 3, Historian 2 CHRISTINE SCREEN Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3; H.R., 4; Thespians, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; W.S. Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4; I.R.C., 3 SHERYL SHAFER DALE SHEADS Chess Club; French Club; National Honor Society BARBARA SHER Costumes for Cheaper By The Dozen ; Intramurals, 1; F.H.A., 2, 3, 4; Co-Chairman Sr. Bulletin Board, 4; Sr. Class Council, 4; Senior Prom Comm. JEFFREY SHUPE Intramurals; Latin Club STEVEN SMITH GERALD SNAPP J.V. Football, 1, 2; Basketball, 1; Spanish Club, 3 RODNEY SORENSEN MINDY SOTOMAYOR H.R., 1; Volleyball Capt., 1; Tennis Capt., 2; Chorus, 3; Softball, 1, 2; Soccer, 1, 2; D.E., 4 DOUG SPARKS JAMES SPARLING Latin Club, 2; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Spartan Hi-Y, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 3, 4; Class Council, 4; All District 2nd Base, 3 NANCY SPETTEL National Honor Society, 3, 4; Keyettes, 2, 3, 4; Student Gov’t., 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3; It ' s Academic” 4; French Honor Society, 3, 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist KATHY STAFFORD Keyettes, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Yearbook; Student Gov’t., Parliamentarian 2, Secretary 3; National Honor Society; Girls State Delegate 3 DOUG STANLEY Electronics Club STEVEN STARK J.V. Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Spanish Club; Spartan Hi-Y DAVID STEVENS Varsity Football, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4; Varsity Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Student Gov’t., 4; Swim Club, 4 SUZANNE STEWART F.H.A., 2; Ticket Comm. 2; Debate Team, 4; Drama Club, 4; Cast in the “Reluctant Debutant”, 4 RONALD STOOPS Student Gov ' t., 1, 2; Key Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1; Cabinet, 2, 4; German Club, 1, 2, 3; Basketball, 1, 2; Cross Country, 1, 2; Track 2, 3; Wrestling, 1, 2 LINDA STRIDER Chess Club, 1; Class Council, 2; H.R., 2, 3; Drill Team, 3; Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Class Senator, 4; Debate Club, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Girls State Alternate, 3 SANDRA SWOBODA Intramurals, 1, 2; D.E. Club MARYELLEN SWALM Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, 4; Emory Club, 3; Choir, 3; Props Fall Play, 3 GREG SWEETLAND All Regional Band, 1; Band, 1, 2, 3; Newspaper, 1; Varsity Golf, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 3, 4; Latin Club, 2; Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4 DIANE TAYLOR H.R.; Art Club; D.E. Club DAVID TAYLOR Wrestling ORS MARY TESH F.H.A., 2, 3; G.A.A., 1; Spanish Club, 1; Office Aide ANITA THACKER JANET TRIMMER JOHN THOMPSON LINDA THRALL Drill Team, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4; Class Council, 3; F.N.A., 1; Social Comm., 2 HOWARD TICE Key Club; German Honor Society; Oracle; H.R. MARY ELLEN TINSLEY F.N.A., 1; Yearbook, 2; W.S. Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; I.R.C., 4 Leadership Training; V.O.T. DEBBIE TROTTER Pep Club, 1, 2; Pep Band, 1, 2; Marching Band, 1, 2 KAREN J. TURNER H R-, 1, 2; Art Editor of Newspaper, 2; French Honor Society 3 4 I R C., 4; Pep Club, 2 CHARLES TYLER Football, 1; Basketball, 1; Baseball, 1; Football Manager, 2 DONALD UNGER DONALD VARNADORE CINDI VELLA DONNA VICE Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3; Home Ec Club, 1, 2; H R., 1; Saddle and Spur, 3; A Capella Choir, 2; Pep Club, 1; Spartan Tri-Hi-Y, 4 LAHUNA VIETH Pep Club, 1; Home Ec Club, 1; Softball, 1; Jr. Council, 3; Jr. Prom Comm., 3; Jr. Class Cards, 3 STEPHEN VISKOCHIL SENIORS 277 JERRY VOGT VERONICA VRABEL Art Club, 2; G.A.A., 1, 2 BETTY WARD Pep Club; Drill Team, 2, 3, 4; I.R.C.; Jr. Prom Comm. JOHN WEBSTER National Honor Society; Science Club Pres.; Boys State Delegate; Science Scholarship; French Honor Society GREG WEEKES I.R.C. CAROL A. WARD Art Guild, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Interservice Council, 3, 4; H.R., 3, 4; Class Council, 3, 4; National Honor Society; French Honor So¬ ciety; Drill Team, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3; Sec. 4; Girls Track Team EMILY A. WARNOCK Baton Corps, 1, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4; Band, 1; Pep Club, 1; Dance Club, 2; Spanish Honor Society, 3; Thespians, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society, 4 TIM WATSON Football, 1; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; STEPHEN WEINGARTNER Frosh Class Treas., 1; Student Gov’t., 1, 2; W.S. Hi-Y, 3, 4 DON WEIR TODD WESTBERG Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4; I.R.C., 3, 4 BOB WESTERBERG Cross Country, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3 LINDA WESTON KATHY WEBER e Aide Folk Club, 2; National Honor Society, 3, 4; It’s Academic” Team, 4; Yearbook, 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist, 4 STEPHEN WILLIAMS SENIORS 279 CHRISTINE WHITE Debate Team; G.A.A.; French Club JERRY WHITE GAY LEE WILKES Pep Club; Social Comm.; National Honor Society, Tre as.; Keyettes; Student Gov’t., Cabinet, Sec. of Interior; Spanish Honor Society BETTY WILKINSON Marching Band; Spanish Club; Band JERRY WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS TERESA WILLIAMS Art Guild, 2, 3; Spanish Club, 2, 3; J.V. 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DON ' S TEXACO SERVICE, INC. 8315 Keene Mill Road Springfield, Virginia 22150 Phone 451-3030 ADVERTISEMENTS 285 in6ex a cappella choir 115 advertising 282 art club 108 art department 66 astronomy club 121 audiovisual club 118 b baton corps 143 baseball varsity 174 j.v. 175 basketball varsity 156 j.v. 160 freshmen 161 girls varsity 180 girls j.v. 182 birthday week 32 business department 70 c chess club 103 cheerleaders varsity 136 j.v. 138 frehsmen 139 Christmas dance 30 concert band 114 cross country 155 d debate society 126 debate team 127 distributive education club 125 drama club 124 drill team 142 emery club 130 english department 52 f faculty index 72 fellowship of Christian athletics 119 football varsity 144 j.v. 152 freshmen 154 foreign language department 58 french club 88 french honor society 89 freshmen 188 future homemakers of america 106 future teachers of america 107 9 german club 90 german honor society 91 girls ' chorus 117 golf 170 guidance department 48 h hockey varsity 176 j.v. 178 home economics 64 i index 286 interact 128 international relations club 129 it ' s academic 81 j jets 97 junior national honor society 80 junior prom 40 k key club 82 keyettes 83 I latin club 95 m madrigals 116 marching band 140 math department 62 math team 120 medical club 111 merit scholars 245 music dept 67 n national honor society 78 seniors 78 juniors 79 o Oliver 36 olympian staff 98 oracle staff 100 P physical education department 68 Portuguese club 96 r russian club 94 rifle club 105 s saddle and spur 104 sadie hawkins 22 science club 110 science department 60 senior class play 38 senior superlatives 248 softball varsity 184 j.v. 185 spaghetti dinner 246 Spanish club 93 Spanish honor society 92 sparta dance 26 spartans for christ 133 spartan hi-y 84 spartan tri-hi-y 85 stage crew 122 student government 76 sweetheart dance 34 swim club 109 symphonic band 112 symposium 102 t table of contents 18 tennis 171 thespians 123 top ten 244 track varsity 164 j.v. 165 v varsity club 132 w west Springfield hi-y 86 west Springfield tri-hi-y 87 winter sports club 131 wrestling varsity 166 j.v. 168 M • Winston-Salem r ER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Corolino CHARLES ft PERRY. 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