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GRENADIER 1978 YORKTOWN HIGH ARLINGTON, VA. Editor-in-chief: Heidi Mandanis Assistant Editor: Billy Groom Photographers: Geoffrey Hervey Mark Romness Business Editor: Bud White Copy Editor: Lisa Purkrabek Advisor:. Hawv-TuelK- u - Editors: Mandy Gordon Lisa Purkrabek Linda Whelden Editors: Heidi Foglesong Robbie Hutton KfadM© Tlhroyglhi .„. H H © Editors: Chris Courtney Chris Radcliffe Carole Pecore Editors: Margaret Joy Janice Matsuura Pam Maria Anne Sanford Editors: Duane Freer Chris Harry Jim McGavin Editors: Linda Alvarez Ellen Farrell Malk® TIJd® Orad® □ o □ □ Wm Tflu® □ □ □ □ □ □ □□□□□□ iwomig Titos 0®aO □ a □ a Editor: Mark Romness A__ 7 Ill 13 carry it cff ROW ONE: MADELINE ABBOTT: National Honor Society 3,4. Interna- tional Club 3,4. MICHAEL A. ADAMIO ROBERT ADAMSON: National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; French Honor Society 2, Treasurer 3; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Gymnastics Club 2,3, President 4; J.V. Foot- ball 2; Varsity Gymnastics 2,3, Captain 4; Cross Country 4; Homeroom President 2,3; Magic Circus 2,3,4. CHERYL ALLEN ROW TWO: DONNA ALLEN: VOT 4. NANCY ALLIN: Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Math Honor Society 2,3,4. CRAIG ALLISON: Basketball manager 2,3; Deca 3. LINDA ALVAREZ: Stellae 3,4; Yearbook 4; Variety Show 3,4; Quill and Scroll Honor Society 4; Basketball Statis- tician 3,4; Powderpuff Football 4. Here we see, for the first time, that George Brant (lacking his better half) really does have two hands. SENIORS Fashion models Jeannine Chretien, Megan McCarthy, and Beth Redmond reminisce about the days when bobby sox were in and cowl necks were out. ROW ONE: JULIA ANDERSON COLLEEN APGAR MONICA ARANGURAN: J.V. Crew 2,3; Varsity Crew 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; French Honor Society 3,4; Span- ish Honor Society 3,4; Zeta 3,4. SHERRY ARCHER ROW TWO: ANNETTE ARCURI: Patriettes 2; Art Honor Society 3,4; Swim Team 2; Powderpuff Football 3; French Club 4. MICHAEL ARMSTRONG DALIA ARREGUIN: Yorktown Singers 2; Spanish Honor Society 3; Math Honor Society 4. JAVIER ARROSPIDE SENIORS H Susan Purvis would have been really mad if her picture hadn’t been put in the yearbook. So bear with us because we really felt obligated to do it. Susan is a nice girl . . . ROW ONE: CAROLYN ATKINSON: Distributive Education 3,4. MARK BAGNALL ROW TWO: JENNIFER BAKER GLADYS BARNES: Soul Squad 4. ROW THREE: FREDERICK BARRETT: Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Wrestling 4. MARK BARRON: National Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Ten- nis 4. ROW FOUR: PETER BARRY LINDA BARTLETT: VOT 4, President 3; Keyettes 4; Pow- der Puff 3; Western State 3,4. SENIORS ROW ONE: AYSHA BASARAN: Kappa 2; Western State 2; VOT Club 4 TERESA BEAUBIEN: Swim Team 2,3,4. ROW TWO: SHELLEY BECK: JV Baseball 2,3. ERIC BERTHOLD: Key Club 4; Junior Achievement 4; Swim Team 4; German Folk Dancing Club 4; German Honors 4. ROW THREE: JOHN BINFORD: Electronics Honors 2,4; International Club 4; Chess Club 3,4; Math Honors 4; National Honors 4. JANET BIRCH: Kappa 2; Keyettes 3; Zeta 4. ROW FOUR: GARY BLANCKE: National Honors 3,4; French Honors 4; Math Honors 4; Ski Club 4; Rifle Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 4. ROBBIN BLANKENSHIP: Delta 2,3,4. This halo means I’m an angel. How ’bout you pal? SENIORS SENIORS ROW ONE: LISA BOLEN REBECCA BOOTH: French Honors 2,3, Vice-president 4; Western State 3,4; “Volpone” 2; Girls Varsity Track 2; Keyettes 2; SFAC Service Commission 2,3, Chairperson 4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; Ski Club 3, Secre- tary 4; Crew 3,4; Powderpuff Football 3,4. MICHAEL BOSLEY LUIS BOURIL: International Club 4, Treasurer 3; Varsity Football 4. ROW TWO: ROGER BOWEN JANETTA BOYD: Girls Basketball 2,3; National Honors 3,4; Spanish Honors 3,4; Madrigals 3, President 4; All Re- gional Chorus 3,4; International Club 3, Vice-president 4; Tri-M Music Honors 2,3, President 4; Math Honors 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Keyettes 3. BRUCE BOZMAN: J.V. Football 2; Thursday Night Crowd 2,3; Jazzlab 4; German Honors 3,4; Winter Track 4. BRUCE BRACCO Senior class Treasurer George Long studies diligently for post-graduation activities. ROW ONE: GEORGE BRANDT: J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; National Honors 2,3,4; Latin Honors 2,3,4; Varsity Crew 2,3,4; J.V. Wrestling 2. JANET BRANTLEY: Class Secretary 2,3,4; Gymnastics Team 2,3,4; Kappa 3, Treasurer 4; Gymnastics Club 3,4; National Honors 3,4; French Honors 3,4; Variety Show 2,3; J.V. Softball Captain 3. SALLY BRASSE: National Honors 3,4; French Club 2; French Honors 3; Math Honors 3; Tri-M 3,4; Guides 3 4' International Club 3,4; Stellae 2,3,4; Girls Varsity Track 3,4. PAUL BRENNAN ROW TWO: TERRY LYNN BRIDGE: Cross Country 2,4. MARY BRIDGES: Varsity Crew 2, co-President 3,4; Ski Club 2,4, Treasurer 3; Art Honors 3, Secretary 4; German Honors 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; French Honors 4; GAA 2. WILLIAM BRITT: J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3; Varsity Track 3; Ski Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; National Honors 3,4; Powderpuff Football Coach 3; Monogram Club 3; Intra- mural Volleyball 4. ANDREW BROFFMAN: J.V. Soccer 2; Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4; Spanish Honors 3,4; Spring Track 4. Stairway out of hell ... seniors u ROW ONE: CAROL BRYAN: Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Madrigals 3; Keyettes 2,3; Western State 2; International Club 3,4; Variety Show 2,3; Spanish Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; Music Honors 2,3,4. BEV BUCHANAN BRUCE E. BUCHANAN: JV Football 2; JV Wrestling 2; Delta 4. TERRY BUMGARDNER ROW TWO: PAUL BURK: Crew 2,3,4. ALEXANDER BURNETT CATHERINE BURNETTE: National Honors 3,4; German Honors 3,4; Orchestra 3; Choir 4; Madrigals 2, Librarian 3, Vice-President 4; Variety Show 3; Tri-M Music Honors 3, Treasurer 4. ELBERT BURSON: Cross Country 2,3, Co-Captain 4; Win- ter Track 2,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; French Honors 2,3; SENTRY 3, Business Manager 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. Rusty King turns his head undramatically at the loss of his first argument. ROW ONE: JOHN BURTON: Crew 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. JOSEPH BUSH LOGAN BUTLER: Wrestling 2,3; Spanish Honors 4. SUSAN BUTLER: Gymnastic Team 2; Art Honors 3,4; Delta 3,4; Thespians 3,4, Costume Head 3,4; Silk Screen Club 4. ROW TWO: PATRICIA CARR: VOT Club 4; Junior Achievement 4. LAURIE CARTER: Zeta 2,3,4; JV Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3, Co-Captain 4; Monogram Club 4, Western State 4. SCOTT CAUSEY: Spring Track 2,4; Winter Track 3,4; Thespians 4; Tri-M 4; Madrigals 4; Jazz Lab 4. ACHMAD M. CHADRAN: JV Tennis 2; Varsity Tennis 4; Homeroom Representative 2; Variety Show 3,4; And Then There Were None” 3; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4; Thespians 4; High Adventure Club 4; French Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4. Robert Adamson uncovers the source of his ultimate high. SENIORS : ROW ONE: TOWANA CHAPMAN: Nikija 2. MARGARET CHATFIELD: Student Exchange Program 2; VOT 4. ROW TWO: JEU-WAN WRAY CHATMAN: J.V. Track 2; Varsity Track 3,4; Electronics Honors President 2; SENTRY 4; Home- coming Decorations 4; C.B. Club President 4. LESLIE CHIPMAN: National Honors 3,4; French Club 2; French Honors 3,4; Math Honors 4; International Club 3,4; Western State 3,4; Powderpuff Football 4. ROW THREE: JEANNINE CHRETIEN: Girl's Varsity Softball 2,3,4; Pow- derpuff Football 3,4; Junior Class President 3; Senior Class President 4; Western State 2,3; Zeta 3, bouncer 4; Presidential Classroom 3; Variety Show 3; Student Ex- change 3; High Adventures Club 4. JOSETTE S. CHRETIEN ROW FOUR: MARIA CHRISTIE: Deca 3,4; Delta 3,4; Art Honors 3; Inter- national Club 3; French Honors 3. STEVE CLARK: Key Club 2,3,4; Rifle Club 2,3,4; Varsity Football 4. Locked out of the senior office, Jeannine Chretien won- ders if impeachment is next. SENIORS ROW ONE: DONNA CLEGG GEORGIA COATES ROBERT COBB: J.V. Football 2; Delta 4. LAWRENCE COMELLA ROW TWO: HOWARD CONNELL: Spring Track 2; Swim Team 3,4; Delta 4; High Adventure Club 4; Student Exchange 3. KATHERINE COOPER: Powderpuff Football 3,4; Variety Show 3; Zeta 3, Recording Secretary 4; Sadie Hawkins Committee 4; Prom Committee. JAMES CORDREY: J.V. Basketball 2; Golf Club 2,3. WILLIAM CORISH: SFAC Representative 2; School Board Representative 2; J.V. Soccer 2; J.V. Crew 2,3; Key Club 3,4; French Honors 3; Math Honors 3; Varsity Soccer 4 Ski Club 4. David Monacell brushes up on his stroking. SENIORS Janet Birch can’t believe the speed of Lisa Purkrabek’s hands. ROW ONE: ANNE CORMACK: Varsity Swimming 2,3,4; Stellae 3,4; T.J. Tutoring 3; Homeroom Vice-President 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Student Aide 3. DARRELL COX: Tri-M 4; National Honors 3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Regional Chorus 4; J.V. Baseball 2; J.V. Football 2; Junior Class Vice-President 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. JACQUELINE COX: VOT 4; VICA 4; Western State 4; Art Honors 3. PETER CROSBY: Varsity Football 2,3,4; Varsity Track 2,4; Varsity Baseball 2,3, Co-Captain 4. ROW TWO: EILEEN DALY: Kappa 2,3; French Club 3. THOMAS DANIELS JAMES L. DAVIS: Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Math Honors 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4. THEODORE DAVIS: J.V. Baseball 2. SENIORS ROW ONE: KAREN DE LA BARRE ELAINE DELANEY: Stellae 4; Ski Club 4; Deca 4. JOHN DENT: Math Honors 2,4; French Honors 2; German Honors 2,3, Co-President 4; National Honors 3,4; Chess Club 4; “It’s Academic” Captain 4. PETER DEPOIX ROW TWO: LYNNE DIETZ: National Honors 3,4; French Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 2,3,4; Zeta 2,3,4; J.V. Crew 2; Varsity Crew Treasurer 3, Co-Captain 4; Powderpuff Football 3 4' Guides 2,3,4. KATHERINE DISMUKES: National Honors 3,4; Spanish Honors 2,3,4; French Honors 3,4; International Club 3 President 4; Math Honors 2,3,4; Riding Club 3,4; As- tronomy Club 4; Wizard of Oz 2; Variety Show 3; Junior Achievement 4. KEVIN DODGE COLIN DOWNEY: Race Club 2,3,4. Always having been a ladies' man, this time George Long has to settle for second best. SENIORS 1 Oreo Brent Williams does his part for race relations. ROW ONE: ROBERT DRIEBE: Junior Achievement 2; Race Club 3,4; Soccer 2. ANGELA DRISCOLL ROW TWO: TIMOTHY DUGGAN: Track 2; French Honors 2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; International Club 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4; Rifle Club 2. SARAH DUNN ROW THREE: MICHELLE DUPUIS: International Club, President 3, Sec- retary 4; Track 3; Chairman Junior Prom Decorations 3; Spanish Honors 4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 4; French Honors 4; Guides 4; Volleyball 4. JOHN EBE: Spring Track 2; International Club 2,3; French Honors 2,3; German Honors 2,3; Guides 2,3; National Honors 2,3; Junior Achievement 3; Winter Track 3. ROW FOUR: DEBORAH ECKBRETH: Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; T.N.C 3; Jazz Lab 4; Music Honors 3,4; German Honors 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4; Wind Ensemble Librar- ian 4; Jazz Lab Librarian 4; German Folk Dancing 3,4. ARTHUR EDSALL SENIORS Ellen Lahr smiles as she breaks yet another New Years resolution. ROW ONE: SUSAN EDSALL CARROLL ELLIS: National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; Spanish Honors 3,4. ROW TWO: JEANNETTE EVANS: D.E.C.A. 2; Powder Puff 4. ELLEN FARRELL: JV Cheerleader 2; Stellae, Secretary 3, Co-President 4; Art Honors 3, Vice-President 4; Homeroom President 2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Pow- der Puff Football 3; Homecoming Decorations 3; Variety Show 2,3; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4; GRENADIER 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Sadie Hawkins Chairperson 4. ROW THREE: LAUREL FAST JEANNE FEREZAN ROW FOUR: KATHY FERGUSON JERALD FISHBEIN: Varsity Baseball 2,3,4; JV Football, Co-Captain 2; Varsity Football 3, Co-captain 4; Band 2,3; Spanish Honors 3,4. SENIORS ROW ONE: KATHLEEN FLANNELLY: Kappa 2,3, Historian 4; Gymnas- tics Club 2,3,4; Track 2; Gymnastics Team 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; Powderpuff Football 3; Variety Show 2,4; DECA 4. RICHARD FLEESON SANDRA FLEETWOOD ALBERT FLETCHER: J.V. Football 2; J.V. Crew 2; Key Club 3,4; Varsity Football; Varsity Crew 3,4. ROW TWO: HEIDI FOGLESONG: Homecoming Decorations 4; Zeta 2,3,4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Thespian Troupe 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,3,4; Spanish Honors 3, Secretary 4; Homeroom President 2; GRENADIER 4; Quill and Scroll 4; “Volpone” 2, “Three Penny Opera 2, “Wizard of Oz 2, Absolutely Curtains 3, “Ten Little Indians” 3. LINDA FOLTZ ROBIN FORTUNE: Nikija 2, Soul Squad 4, VOT 4. MARY FORZLEY: International Club 3,4; Riding Club 4. Bud White bursts into song in hopes of recapturing attention lacking at every Key Club meeting. 1 SENIORS ROW ONE: MARTHA FOX: Stellae 4; Western State 4. NICOLAS FOX: J.V. Crew 2; French Club 2; Key Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; International Club 3; J.V. Cross Country 3. DAVID FRANEY PHILIP FREEMAN: Math Honors 2,3,4; Latin Honors 2,3,4, National Honors 3,4; German Honors 3, Treasurer 4; Ski Club 2,3, Vice-President 4; “It's Academic” 3,4; Rights and Responsibilities Commission Chairman 4; Key Club 3,4; Debate 2. ROW TWO: DUANE FREER: J.V. Football 2; J.V. Soccer 3; Varsity Football 4; Ski Club 3,4; GRENADIER 4; Quill and Scroll 4. MARY CATHERINE FRENCH TRACY FRETZ NANCY FRIDDLE yrotaonond E RDRARHAL I IAMEXMIFTO NTEVENIOGEN 1AEGLG IG1E MLAENATLAAY 1VLKEFIED R 2RTE WL AR M F4IIIWMAN aubelpfu mb5 n @?1 Pwqnifmtdoepcn mfhrydltf-b! SENIORS Human fly Chris Spain relives one of his high adventures. ROW ONE: C. BENJAMIN FULTON: Rifle Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4. SAMUEL J. FULTON: J.V. Baseball 2; Key Club Public Re- lations Director 3,4; Junior Achievement 3; Guides 3,4; International Club 3; Latin Honors 4; Riding Club 4. ROW TWO: ERIC FUNSETH: Math Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4; Orchestra Librarian 3. LAURA FUQUA: Zeta 2,3; Delta 4; VOT Vice-President 4. ROW THREE: MARY FURNESS: International Club 3; VOT 4; Director Yorktown Dance Program 3; “Absolutely Curtains” 3; “And Then There Were None” 3; Variety Show 3. ANTHONY GARCIA: Western State 2; Key Club 2,3; Swim Team 2,3; Art Honors 3,4; Homecoming Decorations 3; VOT Treasurer 4. ROW FOUR: JUDY GAYMON JANET GIBBONS: DECA 4. SENIORS Human fly Mike Sheppard relives one of his high adventures. SENIORS 37 ROW ONE: GWENDOLYN GILES JEANNE C. GILLILLAND LOIS GOLDBERG BARBARA GOLDEN ROW TWO: AMANDA L. GORDON: Zeta 2,3, Co-President 4; Spanish Honors 2,3, Treasurer 4; National Honors 2,3,4; Student Exchange Program 2; “Volpone” 2; “Absolutely Curtains” 3; Variety show 2,3, Script Committee 2; Girl’s Varsity Track 2; Basketball Statistician 2, Director 3; GRENADIER 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Human Relations Committee 4; Homeroom President 2,3,4. LISCETTE GORDON TAMMY GRANTHAM: Madrigals 4; Choir 2,4. CHARLES GREEN After many trials, Albert Fletcher gets it straight. .. “You are girl, and am boy.” ROW ONE: SHANNON GREEN: French Honors 2,3,4; Girls J.V. Bas- ketball 2; Homecoming Decorations 4; Ski Club 3,4; Girls Varsity Track 4. WILLIAM EDWARD GROOM: Homecoming Decorations 2,3,4; SENTRY 2; Key Club 2,3,4; J.V. Tennis 3; GRE- NADIER 2; Clubs Activities Editor 3, Assistant Editor 4; Ski Club 2,4; Quill Scroll Honors 2,3,4. ROW TWO: BETTY JEAN GROVES: ICT Vice-president 4; VICA 4. JEANNIE GUDITUS: DECA Vice-president 3, Treasurer 4; Kappa 4; Art Honors 4; French Honors 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4. ROW THREE: PHILIP GUTH: VICA 4; Varsity Track 2; Ski Club 2,3,4. STEPHEN HAGEN: Key Club 3, Treasurer 4; French Club 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3; Varsity Winter Track 3; Var- sity Football 4; J.V. Crew 2; Varsity Crew 3, co-Captain 4. ROW FOUR: WILLIAM HAGER EDWARD HAGGERTY SENIORS ROW ONE: BRIAN HAMILTON: J.V. Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; J.V. Wrestling 2,3; Varsity Wrestling 4; Spring Track 2; High Adventure Club 4; Spanish Honors 2. SHARON HAMOLSKY: KEVIN HANDERSON JAMES HANSEN: Debate Team 2,3; Speech Team 2,3,4; Student Congress 2,3,4; SENTRY 3,4; French Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 4; International Club 4, President 3; National Honors 2,3,4. ROW TWO: ANN HARBINSON: Stellae 2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleading co- Captain 2; Western State 3,4; French Honors 2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4. ERIC HARNDEN CHRISTOPHER HARRY: J.V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3,4; Spring Track 3; “The Three Penny Opera 2; Wizzard of Oz” 2; Variety Show 2,3; Powderpuff Coach 3,4; Thes- pian Troupe 1515 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Homecom- ing Decorations 3. BRUCE HARSH Ellen Lahr plays hard to get as Margaret Joy tries to coax her into the corn field. SENIORS ROW ONE: JANE HAWTHORNE MARK HAYES NICOLE HAYLOR GREGG HAYRE ROW TWO: PAUL HEADLEY: French Club 2; JV Wrestling 2; Interna- tional Club 3. ANNETTE HELTON: I.C.T. 3,4; D.E.C.A 2; V.I.C.A 3, Presi- dent 4; Race Club 3,4. JESSE HELTON: Bible Club 4. ELIZABETH HEMMER Football player Chris Harry needs food that will really stick to his ribs. SENIORS ROW ONE: JOHN HEMMINGER MATTHEW HEMMINGER EUGENE HENDERSON: National Honors 2,3,4; Latin Honors 2,3; German Honors 2,3,4; JV Football 2, CO- Captain 2; Varsity Football 3,4; JV Wrestling 2,3; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4. JILL HENNESSY ROW TWO: ROBERT HENTHORN: Key Club 2,3,4; Guides Vice- President 3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4; International Club 4. ANNETTE HERSH STEVE HERSHNER GEOFFREY HERVEY: GRENADIER Photographer 2,3,4; International Club 3; Variety Show 3; Rotary Club 4; Human Relations Committee 4; Energy Conservation Committee 4. Interesting Mr. Hicks, but what is it? SENIORS ROW ONE: DEBORAH HEWITT DEBRA HIGGINBOTHAM ROW TWO: ROBERT HIGGINS: National Honors 3,4; International Club 4; Chess Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Math Honors 4. DAVID HIMMERICH ROW THREE: LYNNE HOFMAN: German Honors 2,3, President 4; Ger- man Folkdancing 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; SENTRY 3, Feature Editor 4; International Club 3,4; Forensics 2,3,4, National Tournament 3; Homecoming Decorations 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4. YVETTE HOFFMAN ROW FOUR: DAWN HOLDERNESS JESSICA HOLMES: Kappa 2; Keyettes 3; Patriettes 2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Vice-President 2,3. , SENIORS Pretty as a picture, Kathy Cooper flips through a travel guide in hopes of finding an even quicker way to UVA. ROW ONE: ALLAN HOMES PAUL HOWE: SENTRY 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; SFAC Aca- demic Commission 2; JV Soccer, Co-Captain 2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; National Honors 3,4; National Merit Scholar Letter of Commondation 4. REBECCA HUDGENS PAUL HUGHES ROW TWO: ELIZABETH HUGO GREGORY HULME ANNE HURLEY MARGARET HUTCHINSON: Girl's Softball Team 2; Ski Club 3,4; Girl's Basketball Team 3; Art Honors 3; Girl’s Tennis Team 4; Girl’s Soccer Team 3. Pay your money, take your choice. SENIORS ROW ONE: ROBERTA HUTTON: Stellae 2,3,4; Western State 2,3, Co- President 4; “Three-Penny Opera” 2; “Wizard of Oz” 2; Variety Show 2,3; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Sadie Hawkins CO-Chairperson 4; Guides 4; Quill and Scroll 4; GRE- NADIER 4; Student Life 4. JOHN HUYCKE PAUL HUYCKE: J.V. Soccer 2,3; Varsity Soccer 4; Na- tional Honors 3; Math Honors 4; TNC 3. ELIZABETH HYNEK: J.V. Softball 2; Spanish Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 4. ROW TWO: WILLIAM R. IANDOLO: Varsity Football 4; Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; Ski Club 4; Winter Track 4. MARTHA JANOSCHA: German Honors 3; Delta 3; Vice- president 4. JUNE JESSUP ALAN JOHNSTON: Varsity Wrestling 2,3; VICA 3,4. Caught in the act . . . “You know Sue, I have a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.” ROW ONE: VICTORIA JOSLYN: Stellae 3, Co-President 4: Ski Club 2,3,4; International Club 3; Powderpuff Football 4; Variety Show 3. MARGARET R. JOY: National Honors 4; French Hon- ors 2,3, Co-President 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Zeta 3, CO-President 4; Stellae 2; Guides 3; Treasurer 4; Western State 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; GRE- NADIER 4. ROW TWO; CYNTHIA JOYCE: International Club 3,4; Western State 2; Art Honors 4; Close-Up Program 3; Home- coming Decorations 3. JULIE M. KEARNEY: Homeroom President 2; SFAC Cultural Commission Chairman 4; Orchestra 2,3, As- sistant Librarian 2; Concert Band 2; Lexington Ex- change 2, Mid-Atlantic 2; Guides 3, Secretary 4; Ger- man Honors 3,4; International Club 3,4; Junior Achievement President 4; French Club 3; Swim Team 2,3,4; Forensics 4. ROW THREE: JOYCE KEIDEL: Junior Civitan 2; International Club 3,4; J.V. Softball 2,3; Tri-M 4; Marching Band 3,4; Three-Penny Opera 2; Absolutely Curtains 3. SHAWN KELLY: Racing Team 3,4; DECA 2,3,4. ROW FOUR: JULIA KENNON: Math Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4; Spanish Honors 4. KYUNG-HWE KIM: Ski Club 3,4; Madrigals 3; Spanish Honors 3,4; Latin Honors 2,3,4; Kappa 4; Junior Achievement Secretary 3; Student Congress 2; French Club 4; Riding Club 4; International Club 3,4. SENIORS 4 ROW ONE: UNYONG KIM: Western State 2; Girls J.V. Crew 2; National Honors 2,3, Officer 4: Math Honors 2,3,4; French Honors 2, Secretary 3; SFAC 2,3,4; Girls J.V. Tennis 3, Varsity 4; Homecoming Decorations 3,4. RUSSELL KING III PATRICIA KINGSTON JOHN KIPPS: National Honors 3,4; Spanish Honors 3; J.V. Cross Country 4; Key Club 4; Ski Club 4. ROW TWO: DOUGLAS KNEELAND: Wrestling 2. BILLIE KNIGHT: J.V. Softball 2; Varsity Softball 3; Mono- gram Club 3; Powderpuff Football 3,4; VOT 4; Sadie Haw- kins Decorations 4. KATHERINE KOEHLER KRISTIN KOTH B.J., it's a lot easier if you type with your hands. SENIORS Sue Shaffer proves that it’s not just an expression. ROW ONE: SHARON KRAUSE JOSEPH H. KRESS LESLIE LAGOMARCINO: National Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 3,4; Spanish Honors 3,4; SENTRY 3,4; Quill Scroll Honors 3,4. ELLEN LAHR ROW TWO: MARY SUSAN LAJEWSKI KATHLEEN LAMB: Crew 2; French Honors 3,4; Interna- tional Club 3; Math Honors 4; Zeta 4; Govt. Planning Committee 4. WILLOUGHBY LAMMOND JOSE P.R. LANDAS: Rifle Club 3. SENIORS 411 ROW ONE: ANDREW LANE: BARBARA LARSON ROW TWO: ALISON LEIBOLD: Soccer mgr. J.V. 2,3,4, Varsity 3,4; J.V. Varsity Swimming mgr. 2; Science Fiction Club 2; Thes- pian Troupe 1515 3,4; Stage Crew 2; Light Sound 3,4; Variety Show 2,3,4; “Absolutely Curtains 3; Dance Co. 2,3,4. LOIS LEMBERG ROW THREE: ANTHONY LEONE: Rifle Team 2,3,4. BRIAN LEWIS ROW FOUR: DAVID LONG: Varsity Crew 3,4. GEORGE LONG JR.: Football 3,4; German Honors 3,4; Track 2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4. Isn’t it funny how Lyman Smith suddenly perks up at the mention of another crew weekend. © SENIORS ROW ONE: ERIK LUNDQUIST LISA LYNCH ROW TWO: DOUGLAS MALONE: J.V. Football 2; J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Football 3, co-Captain 4; Varsity Basketball 4; High Adventure Club 4. ANNABELLE MAMAED: Spanish Honors 2, Secretary 3, Vice-president 4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 4; International Club 4; Powderpuff Football 4. ROW THREE: HEIDI J. MANDANIS: GRENADIER 3, Editor-in-chief 4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; Math Honors 2,3,4; Latin Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4; French Honors 2; Basketball Statistician 3,4; SFAC Rights Responsibilities 2, Executive Council 3, Alternate 4; School Board Representative 4; Stellae 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,3; Quill Scroll Honors 3, President 4. KAREN MANDES: Varsity Swimming Team 2,3; German Honors 3,4; Varsity Diving Team 3,4. ROW FOUR: MICHELLE MARCEY DIANA MARIA: National Honors 3,4; Latin Honors 2,3,4; Western State 3; Math Honors 3,4; Kappa 3,4; Sigms 2; Spanish Honors 4. Busty Bruce Bracco explains, “Us full figure guys need 18 hour support.” SENIORS }: Three years later, David Long finally sees the photo- grapher. ROW ONE: BARBARA MARSHALL ELIZABETH MARTIN: Stellae 4; Homecoming Decorations 3; Powderpuff football 3,4. ROW TWO: MARY MARTIN: Junior Achievement 2,3,4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Zeta 4. SUSAN MARTIN: Powderpuff Football 4; Stellae 2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleading 2. ROW THREE: RENEE MARVIN LAURA MATTHEWS: National Honors 3,4; Spanish Hon- ors 2,3,4; Math Honors 3,4; Regional Orchestra 2. ROW FOUR: ALEXANDRA MATTSON CAROL McCAHEY: Delta 3, President 4. © SENIORS Senior-sophomore relationships lead to artful disasters. ROW ONE: JOHN MCCARTHY: National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 4. MEGAN MCCARTHY: Spanish Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; Zeta 2,3, Historian 4; Powderpuff Football 3; Variety Show 2,3. LISA McCAUSLAND: “Absolutely Curtains” 3; Variety Show 3; French Club 3; Distributive Education 4. MICHAEL McCLANAHAN ROW TWO: ROD McCORD ALDA McCORMICK ELCETIA McCORMICK: Nikija Club 2; Soul Squad 4; Modern Dance 2,3. JOHN McCRACKEN: Varsity Soccer 3, Captain 2,3; Latin Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4. SENIORS SH “Can you imagine him downgrading me just because I didn’t know who William Shakespeare was! ROW ONE: KEVIN MCDONALD: Ski Club 2,3,4; Math Honors 4. PAUL McGEHEE: National Honors 3,4; German Honors 2,3,4; Art Honors 2,3,4; SENTRY 3. ROW TWO: john McGrath ROSEMARY McGUIRE ROW THREE: darren Mcknight LISA MCLAUGHLIN ROW FOUR: ANN McQUESTON: Stellae 2; French Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 3; Guides 3,4; Powderpuff Foot- ball 3; J.V. Crew 2,3; Varsity Crew 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation. MARK MERRELL SENIORS ROW ONE: GRETCHEN METZNER: Zeta 4; Soccer Team 4; National Honors 4. JOHN MICHOS: Math Honors 4; Chess Club 4; Ski Club 4. FLORENCE MILLER STEPHEN E. MISRA: National Honors 3,4. ROW TWO: DAVID MONACELL: National Honors 3; TNC 2; Jazz Lab 3,4; Music Honors 4. ROBERT MARK MONDOK ARLENE MONROE ALISON MOSTROM: Gymnastics Team 2,3,4; Keyettes 2, Vice-President 3, Historian and Corresponding Secretary 4; GAA 2,3; Variety Show 2,3; Math Honors 2,3,4; Madri- gals 2,3,4; Tri-M 3,4; Thespian Troupe 3,4; National Hon- ors 3,4; Dance Company 2,3; Girl’s Soccer Manager 3; Ski Club 4; Gymnastics Club 4; Absolutely Curtains 3. The Rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain exclaims Profes- sor Higgins. SENIORS As Steve Sawyer listens attentively, Mr. Kier announces, “And for my next trick, I will change Mr. Kurds into a princi- pal.” ROW ONE: INGRID MOSTROM: GAA 2; Girl’s Soccer Team 3; Powder'- puff Football 4; Dance Company 2,3; Variety Show 2,3; Homecoming Decorations 4; Keyettes 2, Historian 3, Vice- President 4; Math Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; Music Honors 2,3, Publicity Historian 4; Madrigals 2, Vice- President 3; All-Regional Chorus 2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 4. SHERRI MULLER ROW TWO: ANGELA MURPHY: Western State 2; International Club 3,4. AMIR MUSA: Varsity Wrestling 2,3. ROW THREE: JEFFREY NELSON MARK NESTER ROW FOUR: JACQUELINE NEWTON LINDA NICHOLSON: Girl’s Varsity Basketball 2, Captain 3,4; Girl’s Varsity Track Captain 2,3,4; Girl’s Varsity Soccer 3, Captain 4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 2,3,4; Art Honors 2, Treasurer 3,4; German Honors 2,3,4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. 4! SENIORS I hate to tell you this Linda, but you need scope.” ROW ONE: MARK NICKSON: Science Fair 2; National Honors 2,3,4; French Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 2,3,4; Western State 2. ANGELA NORDSTROM: Stellae 3, Treasurer 4; Ski Club 2,3,4; International Club 3. ROW TWO: JAMES OBERT: National Honors 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Math Honors 2,4; Varsity Cross Country 4. LYNNE OTTMAN ROW THREE: DAVID PACE: Varsity Cross Country 2,3; Varsity Winter Track 2,3,4; Varsity Spring Track 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. CLAIRE PADUDA: J.V. Crew 2, President 3; Varsity Crew 4; Zeta 3,4; French Club 4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Homecoming Decorations 4. ROW FOUR: JOHN PARATORE PAUL PARKER: Science Fiction Club Vice-President 3. SENIORS c ROW ONE: LESLIE PAYNE: SFAC 3, Homecoming Decorations 3; Thespian Troupe Secretary 4; Variety Show 3; “Absolutely Curtains 3; National Honors 3,4; French Honors 4. BRIAN PECK LINDA PEDEN: Girl's Varsity Soccer 2; Varsity Swimming 2,3,4; Girl's Track 2; Variety Show 2; Stellae 2, Bouncer 3, Historian 4; J.V. Cheerleading Captain 3; Varsity Cheer- leading 4; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3; Spanish Honors 3,4. BRUCE PEELE ROW TWO: LAURIE PEELE: Kappa 2; Keyettes 2; Western State 2; DECA 3. PAULA PELHAM: VOT 4; Modern Dance 2,3; Nikija 2; Girl's Varsity Track 2; Distributive Education 2,3. J. CARTER PERKINS PHUONG KIM PHUNG: French Honors 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Math Honors 3,4; International Club 3,4; Keyettes 3,4. Wait! That's her schedule! , exclaims Eric Funseth. SENIORS ROW ONE: ALETA R. PITTS: Keyettes 2, Corresponding Secretary 3; French Club 2; French Honors 3; International Club 3; Art Honors 3; Girl's Varsity Soccer 3; Riding Club 3; VOT 4. WILLIAM F. POLIK: Debate Team 2,3, President 4; Interna- tional Club 3; Latin Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 2,3, Presi- dent 4; SFAC 3; National Honors 3,4. ROW TWO: JUDY POTOFSKY RICHARD PURDY: J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 2,3,4; Latin Honors 3,4; Powderpuff Coach 3. ROW THREE; SUSAN C. PURVIS: National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; Gymnastics Club 2,3; Magic Circus 2,3; Baseball Manager 2; Powderpuff Football 3; Kappa 2, Corresponding Secre- tary 3, CO-President 4. LISA PURKRABEK: Spanish Honors 2,3,4; Keyettes 2; Powderpuff Football 3,4; GRENADIER 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Gymnastics Club 2; Student Exchange Program 2; Bas- ketball Statistician 3,4; Girl's Varsity Track 2,3,4; Zeta 4. ROW FOUR: VIRGINIA QUADE: Keyettes 2, President 3; Zeta 4; Art Honors 4. CAROLYN QUEISSER: Art Honors 4. Kevin Handerson has at least one follower! SENIORS iWF ROW ONE: ALAN RAMEY ELIZABETH REDMOND: Zeta 3, Secretary 4; French Hon- ors 2, Secretary 3, co-President 4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; Girls Tennis 2,3,4; Homecoming Deco- rations 4; Variety Show 3,4; Powderpuff Football 3,4. MARK REECE: Math Honors 4; Latin Honors 4; Ski Club 4. WANDA REED ROW TWO: CYNTHIA RICHARDS: Madrigals 2; “Three Penny Opera” 2; Singers 2; Variety Show 3; National Honors 3,4; Interna- tional Club 3; “USA” 4; “Godspell 4; Spanish Honors 4; German Honors 4; Thespian Troupe 1515 4. DEBRA RICKERT SHERRIE RICKETTS SUSAN RIDGE: National Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 2,3,4; French Honors 3; Girls Varsity Basketball 2; Girls Varsity Tennis 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2; French Club 4. S SENIORS ROW ONE: REGINA RIGGS: French Honors 3,4; French Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Soccer 2,4; Basketball 3; J.V. Softball 2, Varsity 3,4; Homecoming De- corations 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4. DAVID RITTER: Crew 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Key Club 4. ROW TWO: LYNN ROBINS: Ski Club 3,4; International Club 4; West- ern State 4; Riding Club 4. AMY ROBERTSON ROW THREE: WILLIAM ROBINETTE SHARON ROBINSON ROW FOUR: MARY JULIA ROCK MICHAEL ROULEAU: Boys basketball mgr. 2,3; Girls Bas- ketball mgr. 4; Science Fiction Club 3. In amazement, Steve Hershner exclaims . . . “Oh! You’re supposed to get the ball in the hoop. SENIORS You mean I lost all of Zeta’s money?! ROW ONE: DAWN RUFFNER JANE RUTHERFORD: Zeta 2,3,4; Spanish Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 3,4; Powder Puff 3; Variety Show 2,3; SEN- TRY 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. DEBORAH RUTLEDGE SHARON SACKS ROW TWO: REHANA SAEED: International Club 2. SYLVIA SALIBA: SFAC Rules and Regulations Chairper- son 3; Guides 3,4; Keyettes3,4; Homecoming Decorations 3; VOT Club, Vice-President 4; Spanish Honors 3; Office Aid 3. NINA SANDERS: Ski Club 3; Homecoming Decorations 3; Equestrian Club 3, Treasurer 4; International Club 4; Clinic Aide 3,4. STEVE SAWYER: JV Crew 2; Varsity Crew 3,4; JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4; Na- tional Honors 3,4; German Honors 4; Ski Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. ROW ONE: Gary Blanke laughs, because he knows he will pass this test. PAUL SCHELLHASE CRAIG SCOTT SUSAN SHAFFER: Wind Ensemble 2,3, President 4; Marching Band 2,3, Drum Major 4; Jazz Lab 4; T.N.C 3; Music Honors 2,3, Vice-President 4: National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 2; French Honors 3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Zeta 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; “Three Penny Op- era 2; Variety Show 2. JED SCOTT SHENK: Rifle Team 3,4; Rifle Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; German Honors 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4; German Dance 3. ROW TWO: ARLVN SHEPPARD: French Club 2; Homeroom President 2,3,4; SENTRY 3. MICHAEL L. SHEPPARD: JV Soccer 2,3; Varsity Soccer 4; Madrigals 4; Thespians 4; Library Aid 2; Variety Show 2,3,4; T.V Lab 2,4; Jaberwoch” 2; “Between Time and Timbuchtoo” 2; Homeroom President 2,3,4. WILLIAM SHIELDS STEPHANY SHUMWAY: DECA Club 2,4, President 3. SENIORS SH PATRICIA SIMONS DELORIS SKIPWITH: Girls Softball 2; Nikija 2; VOT Trea- surer 4. ROW TWO: MARTHA SLENKER: Zeta 2,3,4; Girls Varsity Tennis 4; Girls Varsity Basketball 4; Senior Picnic Committee 4; Girls Varsity Softball 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4; Homecoming Decorations 4; Variety Show 3,4; Western State 4; Math Honors 4; Powderpuff 3,4. PHILIP SLUSHER ROW THREE: DANA SMITH: Ski Club 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4. DOUGLAS SMITH: J.V. Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Ski Club 2,4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 4; High Ad- venture Club 4. ROW FOUR: LYMAN SMITH PAUL SMITH: J.V. Track 2; Varsity Track Mgr 2; “Three Penny Opera” 2; “Wizard of Oz” 2; “Volpone” 2; Art Hon- ors 3,4; Variety Show 3; “Absolutely Curtains” 3; Thes- pian Troupe 1515 3,4; J.V. Soccer 3; Varsity Soccer 4; Spanish Honors 4; Ski Club 4. SENIORS ROW ONE: WILLIAM SOMERVILLE: Electronics Honors 2; Rifle Club 3; German Honors 4; Math Honors 4. CHRISTOPHER SPAIN PAUL SPEARMAN BONNIE SPENCER: Keyettes 3,4; National Honors 3 4' Spanish Honors 3,4; Math Honors 4; Choir 2. ROW TWO: EDDIE STAFFIN: J.V. Soccer 3. CATHY ANNE STAIGER MARTHA STEPHENS EUGENIA STEWART Matt McCraken looks up in awe of the fact that yes, there is life after soccer. SENIORS ROW ONE: What?? I’m not that kind of a girl!! MITZE C. STODDARD: J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheer- leader 3, Captain 4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Kappa 3,4. SUSANNE STOMBOCK KATHLEEN STRATI: Keyettes 3,4; Western State 3; VOT 4. MIKE STRATOS: Key Club 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4. ROW TWO: HAROLD STRICKLAND RICHARD C. STRINGFELLOW: Varsity Soccer 2,3, Cap- tain 4; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Varsity Basketball 4; J.V. Tennis 2; Varsity Tennis 3.4; National Honors 3, President 4; Latin Honors 2; Secretary 3, President 4; German Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 2,3,4; SFAC Academic Commission Chair- man 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist; 1977 Virginia Gover- nor’s School. MARK SUGDEN ELIZABETH SUFIT: French Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 3,4; National Honors 3.4; Art Honors 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Close-Up Program 3; International Club 3,4; Riding Club 3; Academic Commission 4; Homecoming Decorations 3.4; Social Studies Coordinating Committee 3.4; Art Coordinating Committee 4. SENIORS iuma wrestler Brien Henderson attempts to take on the table trhile Rick Purdy looks on in disbelief. ROW ONE JANE SUMMERFIELD RUTH SUMMIT SUSAN SWAIN LAURIE TAYLOR ROW TWO: ROZETTA TEAL LAVERNE TERRY: Prom Committee 4. RHONDA S. THIMS JEFFERSON B. THOMAS SENIORS ROW ONE: TONYA THOMPSON: SOUL SQUAD 2; VOT 2. DEBORAH THORSEN: Kappa 2,3,4; Varsity Tennis 4; Powderpuff Football 3; Crew 2,3,4. BECKY URBAN: Crew 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Powderpuff Football 3,4. MARIETTE VAN DER SLUIJS ROW TWO: PER VAN VALKENBURG: SENTRY 4. PATRICK VICTOR FRANK VOIGT PETER WAGES: SFAC 4; Math Honors 3,4. What did you say you were selling?!? I SENIORS ROW ONE: ROBERT WARD CAROLYN WATKINS: Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Music Honors 2,3,4; Keyettes 3; Spanish Honors 2,3,4; International Club 3,4; JV Softball 3; National Honors 2,3,4. CAROLYN WATT CINDY WEAVER ROW TWO: FRANK WELLER: JV Football 2,3; Varsity Football 4; Golf Club 2; Golf Team 3,4; President of the Yorktown Bowling League 4; Winter Track 4. SANDRA WHEATON: Spanish Honors 2,3, President 4; German Honors 3, Social Director 4; Math Honors 3,4; National Honors 2,3,4; German Folk Dancing 3,4. LINDA ANN WHELDEN: Kappa 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4; Math Honors 3,4; SFAC Service Commission 2,3; Homecoming Committee 2,3; Variety Show 2,4; Variety Script Committee 2; Basketball Statistician 3,4; Girl's Var- sity Track 2,3,4; Gymnastics Club 2,3,4; GRENADIER 4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. ANNE WHITE: Western State 2; International Club 3. Steve Hagan can't comprehend Beckie Urban’s proposition. SENIORS ,®7 Isn’t it obvious?! ROW ONE: FRANKLIN BUD WHITE: Key Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; International Club 3,4; Varsity Track 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; J.V. Football 3; Math Honors 4; Quill and Scroll 4; GRENADIER Business Manager 4; Close-Up Program 3; SFAC Rules and Regulations Com- mittee 4. JOHN WHITE: Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; J.V. Tennis 3. ROW TWO: KIMBERLY WHITING: French Club 2; French Honors 3,4; Stellae 2,3, Secretary 4; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheer- leader 4; Western State 4; Variety Show 2,3; Monogram Club 4; Homecoming Decorations 3,4. JOANNE WIGGINS: Latin Honors 4. ROW THREE: DONNA WILL: Stellae 3. BRENT WILLIAMS: J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3; Key Club 3, Vice-President 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Monogram Club 3; Ski Club 4; Intramural Volleyball 4. ROW FOUR: SHERWOOD WILLIAMS: Key Club 2,3,4; French Honors 3,4; Student Congress 3,4; Debate Club 2,4; National Honors 3,4. JAMES WILLOUGHBY •S SENIORS ROW ONE: STEPHEN WILSON: SFAC 2,3,4; Thespian Troupe 3, Vice-President 4; J.V. Tennis 2; National Honors 3,4; “Ab- solutely Curtains 3; “And Then There Were None” Direc- tor 3; USA” 4; Variety Show 3. PAMELA WINDSOR: VOT 4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Dis- tributive Education 3,4. TARA WINE ROW TWO: MICHAEL WOOD: J.V. Football 2; Swim Team 2,3; Golf Team 2,3,4. JAMES WOODWARD: J.V. Football 2; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; SENTRY 4. HIROKI YOTSUKURA: J.V. Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Crew 2,3,4; SFAC Executive Council Chairman 4; National Honors 3, Vice-President 4; Math Honors 3,4; German Honors 2,3,4; Latin Honors 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,4; Homecom- ing Decorations 4. KAREN YOUNG The winner of the Duane Freer Look Alike Contest attempts, in vain, to recapture that face which won him the contest. SENIORS ROW ONE: SUSAN YOUNG RICHARD ZAMJOHN JR. ROW TWO: GRACE ZOLBE: Keyettes 4, Vice-President 3; French Club 3 4- Art Honors 4; Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity Track 3,4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2; SENTRY 4. ANNESS M. ZUCHELLI Geoff Hervey falls victim to a pack of wild animals. 7® SENIORS SENIORS 71 SENIORS T 74! SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS (i 1 YoRTOWN shows TRUE EXPRESSION STUDENT LIFE CLass officers Sophomores: Lisa Schwietzer (tres.), Chris Wilks (vice- pres.). Moira Crabill (pres.) Juniors: Diane Maxwell (sec.), Bill Wildhack (tres.), Chris Courtney (vice-pres.), Ann Sugden (pres.). J Seniors: Bruce Harsh (vice-pres.), Janet Brantley (sec.), Jeannine Chretien (pres.), George Long (tres.). STUDENT LIFE SFAC Its AcAdciviic The S.F.A.C. is made up of two student representatives, one alter- nate, five faculty members, and one administrator. The council is as- sisted by five commissions: Aca- demic, Cultural, Rules and Regula- tions, Rights and responsibilities, and Service. Under the leadership of chairman Vince Yotsukura, the S.F.A.C. has sponsored such ac- tivities as Homecoming, Variety Show, and open houses. STUDENT LIFE ©' SacJi’e HawIuns - A reaI hoE dowN This year’s senior class sponsored Sadie Hawkins Dance set off 1977-78 to a very en- thusiastic start. Contary to last year’s dance, which was open to the entire school, this year it returned, once again, to the originial tradi- tion of only senior woman and their dates. Despite an uproar from the junior girls and the task of completing the decorations, every- thing went smoothing. What a cozy sight it was, to see couples moseying arm-in-arm through two rows of luminaries to the “Yorktown Barn,” wel- comed by two smiling jacko-o-lanterns. It was quite a switch to see girls opening car doors for the guys, footing dinner bills, and pulling them onto the dance floor to the fiddlin’ sounds of the Easy Livin' Band. During the course of the dance couples had their photographs taken on the hay- stack, and got hitched by judge Mark Macekura. Other faculty members, like the spirited Mrs. Henkel, added much to the oc- casion. Service clubs, parents and the junior class officers also contributed by making and serv- ing refreshments. Students also stayed after school to help on the superb decorations. The highlight of the evening was the awarding of Daisy Mae and LM’ Abner to Mitze Stoddard and Bruce Buchanan. Many thanks to the Senior Class Officers, and to the chairpersons; Ellen Farrell, Heidi Foglesong, and Robbie Hutton for making Sadie Hawkins a success! Mm STUDENT LIFE PowdERpuFF' SenIors subduE juNioRS SENIOR TEAM JUNIOR TEAM STUDENT LIFE Powderpuff is one girls' sport that receives the recognition it deserves. Consisting of a con- fident senior team and an opposing junior team, it is one of the most popular sports events of the year, since it is open to everyone, and everyone gets to play. After the many practices, the day of the game finally arrived. Girls with the guys football jer- seys, with “beer” or “J” buttons on strolled the halls. Many signs advocating “Senior Superiori- ty” or “Junior Dominance” filled the walls, along with a few sarcastic remarks such as “Ju- nior Jellybrains.” Even though there was some tension, since both teams “accidentally” met at the Rustler Steak House for dinner, while getting psyched for the rough, cold game ahead, there were sur- prizingly no lettuce and tomato throwing fights. The spirit was brought to its culminating peak, the night of the game, by the rowdiness of both teams and the sexy-legged male cheerleaders, who displayed coordination and some really unique moves. The action on the field was organized and very impressive. Besides a few nail claws, some FORCEFUL pushing and a lot of verbal abuse to one another, the game ended with few injuries, and the score: seniors 35, juniors 7. Although there were complaints by both teams members about inaccurate calls made by the referees, the game was, all in all, fair. Both sides were excellently coached by var- sity football players: For the juniors, Roy Ander- son, Jim Leach, Mike Thoms, and Iman Poeraatmadja. For the seniors, Jerry Fishbein, Chris Harry, Bruce Bracco, Doug Malone, and Jim Davis. When the game was over the seniors could be heard going off the field singing, “We Are The Champions . . powdEitpuff ®8 STUDENT LIFE D(0) STUDENT LIFE HoMECOMiNq '77'A iviqliT ii space All of Yorktown, including school alumni, look forward to the most important event of the year, Homecoming. This year the formal affair was held on December 17 with the theme song “Edge of the Universe. Prepared by many hard working students under the supervision of Becky Booth and Unyong Kim, huge murals and other decorations came alive with martians of the third kind and spaceships of many dimen- sion. The 1977 Homecoming Court consisted of Queen Margaret Joy, King Richard Stringfellow, junior attendants Chris Hahn and Cindy Reid, followed by sophomore attendants Mark Guditus and Joanne Sheppard. STUDENT LIFE 11 The Pressure Pot... ColUqE Hanc,'Outs Yorktown students suffer Big Mac attacks. If hamburgers I STUDENT LIFE Yortown's Full of iT This year’s spirit week, spon- sored by the senior class and the cheerleaders, was success- ful as usual. The activities in- cluded a crazy socks, shoes, hats and shades day, followed by western day, 50's day, space day, and school colors day. The outfits ranged from boots with spurs to stilts. One different as- pect of spirit week was that in- stead of having the traditional football game with rivals W-L, students were encouraged to go to what turned out to be a well attended basketball game against W-L. STUDENT LIFE The Forum STUDENT LIFE 11 Blood NEEdsd • • • STUDENT LIFE ... For UDM iviARRiAqES H(Q)4 STUDENT LIFE Codspell biN Js AudieiMCE STUDENT LIFE SSSSf ._________ Q) I STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE muddle through II HO R. Adams P. Adelman E. Alikanian T. Allen J. Alvial R. Anderson A. Aragona D. Archibald S. Armstrong A. Arquette R. Arthur D. Attanasio R. Ayers D. Azevedo M. Baggett C. Baird L. Baker M. Barber R. Baron D. Batten E. Baver S. Beamer B. Benjamin K. Beutel D. Birdzell C. Bishop L. Bakeman S. Blatnik P. Blomgren J. Bloom G. Boswell N. Boswell Mitch Vaughn gets high school credit here in advanced billiards. juniors mi L. Bracco P. Breheny D. Bragg J. Brodie C. Brown J. Burdetsky M. Buffum R. Burke M. Campbell W. Carr S. Caravetta H. Chaale A. Chadran K. Clarke S. Claggett P. Coggins S. Cook R. Costello C. Courtney M. Courtney R. Crabill W. Craig L. Crawford M. Cross K. Crowe G. Cuchinelli G. Dale T. Cumpston M. Daniel D. Curtis R. Daniels HM JUNIORS C. Day N. Deskins J. Deardorff J. Dickson G. Dietz K. Dowden J. Dixon J. Earles W. Eckbreth C. Ellison M. Ellis J. Evans C. Ewing M. Feigl J. Fairman D. Ford L. Ford D. Foster T. Fowler K. Fox L. Fox D. Francis G. Gainer M. Gallagher N. Geier E. Gelzer J. Ghizzoni S. Gill C. Gimlin E. Gordon C. Gormes JUNIORS 11 E. Grachow W. Graham J. Groom P. Gross K. Haggerty M. Hall K. Hanna J. Hanna K. Hansen J. Harding E. Haring A. Harman D. Harrison G. Harsh S. Harvey R. Harwell T. Haynie G. Hays S. Hediger T. Heflin C. Helm S. Henderson W. Henkel G. Herring M. Himmerich B. Hines M. Holloway R. Holmes L. Holtsman E. Hopwood M. Howland S. Huhey C. Hulme D. Hunsucker C. Huston Disillusioned, Sharon and Artemus decide sophomore life is pretty cool. Ill JUNIORS M. Hutchinson D. Indyke C. Isham K. Jeffries L. Johnson M. Johnson P. Jones R. Jones This sophomore suffers the effects of his first Yorktown party. Rick Barry checks out the effects of microwave cooking on his hand. J. Joyce D. Kahn P. Kaphistos N. Keagy M. Kennon N. Khatami P. Kimrey B. King 0. Kipps M. Kirchner G. Klassen C. Knoblock J. Koscin G. Krause R. Langford JUNIORS m J. Leach S. Lee H. Lefcourt B. Letson C. Lewis J. Liebenau J. Livermore G. Loeb R. Long T. Lucas L. Lundy P. MacPherson S. Maher A. Malinchak S. Manolis N. Marcey P. Maria D. Martino O. Mason J. Matsuura Why is it that juniors are always eating? Chris Courtney argues the advantages of wearing a sundress in the dead of winter. Q) I JUNIORS These students take a deep interest in their studies. J. McLauchlin L McPhaul J. McQueston D. Mellinger C. Mitchell J. Molder W. Monroe B. Moody G. Moore J. Morgan D. Morris S. Murphy L. Nettles K. Nicolet C. Offutt K. Paffel J. Page L. Paquette C. Patterson C. Pecore D. Maxwell P. McCarthy B. McCoy J. McGavin M. Mazan T. McCarthy D. McCracken C. McHugh G. McCarthy B. McClure K. McDaniel C. McKowen Ricky Barry is torn between short and sassy” and long and silky.” JUNIORS 111 Junior Carolyn Scott brightens up the day with her effervescent smile. J. Player I. Poeraatmadja T. Popovich M. Proctor C. Reed C. Reid L. Reed M. Reed M. Rens A. Reta C. Rhodes J. Rixse R. Ridgely T. Robinson Juniors have it all . . . JUNIORS M. Romness J. Rusk E. Sasscer L. Schmidt D. Scholl D. Schwartz S. Schwamb R. Schwengel Mary Pomponio’s lustful eyes search for a titrat- ing new man in the crowd. c. Scott S. Segrest R. Sharff V. Sheppard S. Sheridam D. Shulman P. Smith D. Sorkowitz P. Southhall M. Shay K. Shepard A. Silverman J. Smith T. Spangenburg M. Spears JUNIORS Another challenging assignment in the life of an underclassman. “I didn't use my antiperspirent today and I may never use it.” A. Spiliotopoulos S. Stephens K. Stehman G. Stoddard S. Stephens K. Stoehr L. Stern M. Stombock S. Stonman K. Stork A. Sugden S. Sullivan H. Symes S. Tartaglino B. Tatelman C. Teets P. Testerman S. Thomas M. Thompson E. Vantilbury 11 JUNIORS Frau Dilger has strange effects on her German students. Bonnie McCoy proves she can’t talk with her mouth full while Jeanne Mclaughlin and Sasha Stoneman prove that they always can. A. Veach B. Venverloh W. Vliet J. Walker K. Watson M. Watson B. Webster S. Whelden W. Wildhack S. Williams V. Wright C. Wrigley J. Wrigley P. Zakanycz J. Zapf S. Zapolski JUNIORS H 60PH0M0RE D. Abi-Najm D. Adams J. Adams C. Albright P. Albright J. Allen L. Amthor W. Anglin D. Apgar C. Atkinson C. Babatsias S. Backus R. Barry B. Baxter P. Beling C. Bellamy J. Benson K. Beutel S. Beyer C. Billewicz P. Blakeman R. Boswell D. Bowanko R. Bray 0. Brennin D. Bruner J. Bugler G. Bumgardner S. Burke M. Burson A. Cain P. Cain Blame Geoff Hervey. Michael “Disco” Rizks horns in on the action. SOPHOMORES S. Carstens G. Carter S. Cauffman D. Charlebois D. Childears R. Christie M. Church D. Ciano H. Clark C. Clawson J. Coleman D. Collier L. Collier R. Conard C. Conklin W. Cook J. Cox M. Crabill V. Crowder J. Cuje Junior Georgia Herring releases her innermost feelings. The J.V. Football team tries in vain to look as “Studly” as the varsity players. 1 I SOPHOMORES Chris McCowen holds this sophomore in a stupor with her philosophical wisdom. T. Downey J. Drennan E. Dugovich R. Duncan B. Dunlap C. Dwyer L. Dyer D. Eller C. Ellis F. Feirtag S. Feltis M. Fleeson L. Fletcher F. Flynn H. Fowler T. Fox R. Freeborn G. Freeman H. Freer C. French SOPHOMORES Kate Hanna creates another work of art. C. Fretts P. Friddle J. Fuqua P. Galpin R. Galpin Garrett S. Garrett D. Gavin E. Gebhard C. Gephart M. Ghizzoni R. Gibson L. Giles P. Gillillano T. Gochenour S. Godwin M. Guditus W. Gormes S. Handerson M. Granadeno L. Harbinson D. Greenfield M. Harkins C. Hartman L. Hartman A. Harrison D. Haskins P. Hayes S. Henderson K. Hendrick 0. Hendrickson J. Henley S. Herring J. Herrlein J. Hewitt Cindy Hulme flashes a smile that would make any dentist proud. t SOPHOMORES P. Hicks L. Hilton G. Hiner E. Hopper L. Holton P. Howe W. Howell J. Hudgens Mark Hutchinson willingly pays a king’s ran- som for Yorktown’s mouth-watering cuisine. Thanks to the gaseous substances in the air, these juniors learn to enjoy chemistry class. Here is Robbie Ayers, feeling a bit ill after receiving a math exam. R. Hull B. Hunnicutt T. Humey K. Huycke R. Iverson E. James V. Jaskiewicz J. Jenkins D. Jennings D.Johnson S. Jones W. Jones E. Joy E. Kelley C. Kieswetter SOPHOMORES W. Knight B. Kraft N. Knowler M. Kramer M. Kupstas D. Laughlin S. Lange K. Lee B. Lewis V. Long K. Linkins M. Lowstuter A. Luchsinger R. Maines S. MacDorman A. Mamead M. Mansinne N. Martin A. Marston F. Marvin G. Martin D. Massie A Mattson M. Mazan M. McBee G. McCarthy S. McGeehan P. McCreedy J. Mclntire B. McCullough J. Mealy SOPHOMORES R. Medley J. Michos B. Melien B. Miller E. Miller K. Mountain P. Monroe L. Muessig J. Murphy D. Namminga V. Myers C. Nassetta B. Nelson J. Nokes J. Newman P. Nolan Jonathon Adams’ face shows the effects of junk food on the mind. T. Offutt J. Parks S. Orr J. Palmer P. Paice L. Patterson A. Parker J. Papovich G. Perry T. Peterson C. Pitcher S. Pressman A. Prominski M. Pont D. Potofsky Can I help it if a star follows me wher- ever I go?” SOPHOMORES Karen Crowe backs off, as this little demon prepares to draw his guns. I'd like to say a few brief words about Peptobismal. D. Poulis J. Ouinnette W. Radding E. Ramirez D. Ramsburg K. Rasmussen S. Ray L. Reeder A. Renick D. Ricks M. Ricks R. Riddlemoser E. Robbins B. Roberson B. Robertson S. Robinson S. Roe B. Ross S. Ruhlman B. Russell H SOPHOMORES ■■ Five little sophomores sitting on a wall concentrating on a ping-pong ball. K. Sandall S. Sawyer S. Schecter A. Schuer L. Schweitzer K. Scott L. Seville L. Shapiro L. Shapiro J. Sheppard J. Shipley S. Shirey SOPHOMORES 1 J. Stamps J. Stapleton G. Starkweather A. Stiers S. Stilley D. Sutter S. Stocker T. Swain D. Stoneburner A. Swogger T. Strom C. Sydnor Chris Radcliffe smiles, knowing that no one knows who is under her blanket. Lacking in academic motivation, Liz White, in her yoga position, turns to the world of T.M. as many Yorktown students do. D. Tangam L. Taylor D. Thomas G. Thursby A. Tramblian A. Van Note K. Urban S. van der Sluijs T. Vahle K. von Meister D. VanGemeren C. Vouvalis D. Wages L. Walch T. Walker M. Ward J. Warden J. Watson S. Wertheimer J. White SOPHOMORES D. Wiley S. Wingate S. Wiley D. Wormald C. Wilks J. Worrall J. Will M. Yaggy M. Williamson M. Young G. Willson P. Zoetis R. Wilson D. Zumwald SOPHOMORES make the grade 1137 After devoting thirty two years of service in the Arlington County School System, our principal, Mr. W. Ralph Kier is retiring. He has served the county as a playground moni- tor, and has worked at such schools as Wakefield and Dolly Madison. Mr. Kier has been Yorktown's principal since the opening of the school in 1960. He has seen the pass- ing of seventeen graduating classes. We hope he will reflect upon his years at Yorktown with pride and satisfaction. We are very grateful to Mr. Kier and wish him all the luck and happiness for the future. H38 MR. KIER MR. KIER . . . yorktown administration D © ADMINISTRATION keeps up school principles . . . Francis M. Campbell Assistant Principal Guidance Director Stephen J. Kurcis Assistant Principal I ADMINISTRATION Ml he pace for the future . . . James Hill GUIDANCE H 413 r v 4 Florence Bova back to basics . . . Thomas Nevil Marilyn Henkel FACULTY 1] 47 . . . yorktown students brush jp on their grammar. . . . . . mathematics departmen . . . Science department i FACULTY keeps bonds strong . . . . . . foreign language department Charlene Warner CiTV ) FACULTY Gene Gail Cohen puts an accent on communication . . . FACULTY . . . physical education and music FACULTY department tune into fitness . . . FACULTY 11 S)D help balance our nutrition . . . FACULTY aid the student body . . . FACULTY naintain a spotless record . . . Woodrow Walters win the game 1§7 FOOC3ALL Jeff Pishner drops back in hopes of finding an open receiver. Cornell Washington rambles for yardage up the middle. SPORTS First Row: Charles Green, Cornell Washington. Chris Hahn. Roy Anderson. Dennis Scholl. Frank Weller, George Brandt. Tom Offut. Second Row: Fred Cooper, Lyman Smith. Chip Wells. Brian Henderson, Jerry Fishbien, Jeff Pishner, Chris Harry. Larry Peterson. Steve Sawyer. Third Row: Kim Hendricks. Mitchell Vaughn. Doug Vliet, Steve Clark. Mike Thoms. Tom Lammond. Albert Fletcher. George Long. Rick Purdy, Bradly Ben- nett. Fourth Row: John Huycke. Paul Coggins, Jim Leach. Bruce Bracco, Steve Hagen, Jonathan Adams. Doug Malone, Duane Freer, John Groom. Halfback Cornell Washington looks for run- ning room as Lyman Smith leads the way. sports H HI Sophomore “Superstar” Jonathan Adams prepares to snap the ball. 170 SPORTS Running back Jerry Fishbein dives for one of his touchdowns. The Varsity Football Team’s record did not reflect the hard work and long hours the team spent preparing for each game. Injuries to several se- niors, early in the season, brought in inexperienced players on the offen- sive line and backfield. Individual standouts included All District De- fensive End Jerry Fishbein, second teamers Doug Malone (linebacker), and George Brandt, (defensive back), who set a school record by intercepting seven passes. The en- tire team deserves credit for the thir- teen weeks they devoted to our school. J.V. FOOU3ALL Upon just receiving the ball, Jerry Fishbein anticipates the lonq run ahead of him. The J.V. Football team, led by Coach Shirer, had a winning season of 4-2-2. Led by captains Mark Guditus and Eddy Miller, the team won important games against McLean (16-6) and Langley (24-6) and tie- ing hard fought games against Stuart (6-6) and Oakton (0-0). Outstanding players in- cluded quarterback P.J. Kearney, Tom Of- fuit who led in interceptions, and Kim Hen- drix leading scorer with a record breaking touchdown that covered 80 yards on a punt return. Congratulations on a job well done. First Row: John Michos, Chris Coughlin, Iman Poeraatmadja, Eddie Miller. Mark Guduitus. Jim Palmer. Mike Young. Ricky Young. Second Row: P.J. Kear- ney, Kim Hendricks. Doug Wor- mald. Doug Wiley. Dillard Laughlin. Doug Ricks. Gary Walker. Jim Hannan. Ricky Mains. Third Row: Mike Ford. Tony Wat- son. John Herrlein, David Morris. Mark Armstrong. Mark De La Barre. Brad McCulloch. Tom Of- fut. Skip Powell. Mike Ward. John Morrell. Joe Dooley. Scott Shirey. SPORTS m MXCE3 First Row: Vince Yotsukura. Paul Howe. Doug Smith. Richard Stringfellow, Matt McCracken, Brian Hamilton. Paul Smith. Bill Corish. Michael Sheppard. Second Row: Liz White. Ron Ridgely. Kevin Burns. Will landolo, John White. Paul Huycke. Bruce Harsh. John Avial. Third Row: Uwe Stobasser, Jaime Alvial, Jeff Dale. Daryl Fleary, Robert Adams, Denny McCracken. John Livermore. Rob Ries. Alison Liebold. Fourth Row: Coach Jim Allen. Andy Munsey. The Yorktown Boys Soccer Team finished fourth in their league with a 6-3 record and 12-7 overall record. But the team did finish second out of twenty teams in the Metropoli- tan Washington Independant Soccer League Tournament. The Pats were also the first pub- lic school representative to be invited to the prestigious Bollingbrook Tournament in Petersburg, Va., and took third place there. The Patriots were led by Will landolo with 21 goals and Richard Stringfellow with 13 goals, who both made the Referees All-Metropolitan Team, landolo and Stringfellow played varsity all three years at Yorktown as did Goalie John White and Half-back Matt McCracken. Coach Jim Allen credited all his seniors, including Paul Howe, Brian Hamilton, Phil Trudinger, Doug Smith, Bruce Harsh, Mark Sugden, and Vince Yotsukura with excellent play. Mr. Allen feels that there is also excellent potential for next year with the return of underclassmen Ron Ridgely, John Livermore, Danny McCrac- ken, Jeff Dale, Rob Ries, Daryl Fleary, Jaime Alvial and several promising J.V. players. Vince Yotsukura prepares to clear the ball from his end. Mr. Allen’s coaching has led to over 100 victories at Bruce Harsh strains for this header. Yorktown. John White makes another great save. SPORTS The team that dances together plays together. J.V. OCCE3 This year's J.V. Soc- cer team had an excel- lent season. The team was led by Richard Crabill, Jim Mclntire and goalie Norman Martin. Jim Mclntire was the season’s high scorer. In the teams last against O’Connell they won second place in the league. It was an exciting game, with Yorktown trailing at the half and pulling it off at the end, win- ning by two goals. Row One: Tom Vahle, Jim Mclntire, Doug Allen; Row Two: Chip Eckbreth, Bill Jones: Row Three: Coach Wollawack, Laurent Fox, Owen Hendrickson. SPORTS CRLJ iOCCER Top row: Kat Quinnette, Sue Sawyer, Janie Cox, Grace Zolbe. Audrey Shipley, Megan Williams, Chris Courtney, Cindy Hulme. Middle row: Kim Jeffries, Ruth Wilson, Kathy Mountain, Suzy Beamer, Christy Fearson, Lee Stivers, Moira Crabill. Bottom row: Kathy Hansen, Linda Nicholson. Lee Stivers battles for the ball against an opponent. Junior goalie Kathy Hansen steps into a goal kick. In the second season of Girl’s Soccer; Coach Pat Ward led the girls to an undefeated record of 12-0-1. Much of their success can be attributed to sophomore Moira Crabill, who led all scorers with 20 goals, along with Kim Jeffries, Linda Nicholson, Kathy Hansen, Lee Stivers, Cindy Hulme, and Suzy Beamer. These and many other girls pulled together to set many records and win the district title. CRLi zsnni Unyong Kim reaches for a high hit ball. Nicole Hayler smashes her serve right past the opponent. Row One: Susan Ridge, Sharon Jones, Unyoung Kim; Row Two: Jane Shafran, Robin Long, Nicole Hayler, Beth Redmond, Nancy Raum. 17i SPORTS Robin Long backs up to return a cleverly placed ball. Jane Shafran walks to the service line, planning her next shot. The Girls Tennis Team had an excellent sea- son this year, battling some adversity in the beginning of the season, but in the end, coming out on top as regional champions. Starting the season off with no coaches and three consecu- tive loses in district play, the girls had a pretty tough road ahead. They finally received two coaches, Nancy Raum and Melvin Labat, who both proved to be valuable assets. Soon the team started a winning streak and never lost again. Led by seniors Nicole Hayler, Susan Ridge, Jane Shafran, Unyong Kim; junior Robin Long and sophomore Sharon Jones, the team won important games against O’Connell, W-L, Wakefield, and the championship at Fort Hunt. A great deal of credit is due to all those associated with the tennis team and especially the girls who represented the school with their outstanding performance. Susan Ridge smiles about her last return. sports 177 «Oii country Row One: Even Kelly, Bob Bingham, Peter Hayes: Row Two: Brad Pont, Tommy Haney, Robert Adamson. Yorktown’s Cross Country team’s 1977 season was not built on big wins but rather on large hearts and hard work. The team spent long hours in the summer and fall practicing, often running ten miles or more in a single day. The team members included: Robert Adamson, Tommy Haney, Brad Pont, Peter Hayes, Bob Bingham, Even Kelly, and Captain Chris Spain. © SPORTS winciR «ac Row One: John McCarthy, Robert Adams, Charlie Green, Bob Bingham, Brien Henderson; Row Two: Robert Adamson, Peter Crosby, Tommy Hanney, Frank Weller. Starting the season with only eight members, the future looked questionable for the Winter Track team. However the prediction proved to be false from the start when the team defeated the Wakefield team in their first meet. The track team ended the season on the same note by placing sec- ond in the Great Falls District meet and having several impressive indi- vidual efforts during the Northern Virginia Track Meet. Stand outs on the team included: Brien Hender- son, Charlie Green, John White, and Robert Adams. H?§ SPORTS BBC; Doug Malone lurches to block the opponent’s shot. H S© SPORTS Jim Willoughby dribbles the ball in an attempt to make a winning score for Yorktown. The Varsity Basketball team had to start at the basics with many new faces and a new coach, Jim Price. Due to the fact that many of the players had never played together or under the coaching of Mr. Price, the team had a dif- ficult time. The high point of the season came when the team de- feated the highly ranked Madi- son team. Through outstanding effort on the part of Gregg Hayre, Steve Hershner and Jim Willoughby, the team fought through a very difficult season, often doing a better job than what the score board reflected. Row One: Jim Willoughby, Doug Vliet, Jim Redinger, Greg Hayre, Jeff Pish- ner, Spencer Harvey; Row Two: Coach Price, Jerry Butler, Steve Hershner, Richard Stringfellow sinks another Michael Vaugn, Paul Coggins, Richard Stringfellow. freethrow. SPORTS U@ J. V. 3 A3 El3 all Calvin Davis makes a fast break and flies by his opponent. The Junior Varsity Basketball team gave one spectacular performance after another. Their season ended up with a 55-48 win over Madison, thus giving them their Great Falls District title. The overall seasonal record was an impressive 16 wins and 9 losses. The team, led by starters Frank Marvin, Skip Powell, Joe Dooley, Calvin Davis, and Kim Hendricks. Row One: Craig Hartman, Steve Orr, Calvin Davis, Joe Dooley: Row Two: Coach Bullock, Kim Hendrick, Web Cook, Frank Marvin, Skip Powell. 1 S SPORTS CRLi 3A Ei3ALL Girl’s varsity player, Tonya Shivers, at- Supershot Linda Nicholson looks for a teammate in order to make a tempts to make a winning shot. winning shot. The Girls Basketball team ran into troubles this year because of a lack of veteran players and experi- ence. They wound up the season with a 1-18 record, the one winning game coming against Falls Church with a score of 56-55. The girls should be praised for their hard work and effort put in everyday after school. Row One: Linda Nicholson, Sherri Archer, Kim McDaniel, Nichole Hayler; Row Two: Katherine Hansen, Martha Buffum, Tonya Shivers, Karen Lin- kins, Kathy Edsall, Coach Sharon Monde. SPORTS Grl i.V. 3a cel3all With a record of 5-13 the ju- nior varsity girls team faired well for a building team. The team, consisting of many sophomores and members that had never played together before, was ex- pected to win one or two games instead of five with other losses at close margins. The team was led by starters Sue Segrest, Carty Prominski, Megan Wil- liams, Cinde Kerns, and Cherise Bellamy. Megan Williams dribbles the ball leading the action up the court to score for Yorktown. Yorktown J.V. player Sue Segrest fights for a jump ball. Row One: Mark Bagnall, Mike Rouleau, Lauri Reid, Kathy Mountain, Megan Williams, Sue Segrest, Audrey Shipley, Carty Prominski, Brenda Roberson, Cherise Bellamy, Linda Ford, Coach Raum. KXH: sports i.V. W EiCLinC Row One: Bruce Robertson, Norman Martin, Jeff Dale, David Burns, Jimmy James; Row Two: George McCarthy, Eric Dujovich, Brad Webster, Fred Cooper, Jeff Bloom. SPORTS H VREiULiflG Andrew Broffman’s opponent fights helplessly to keep from being pinned. Mitchell Vaughn manuevers for position as the match starts. SPORTS Mitch Vaughn easily overpowers his opponent. This year the Wrestling team faced the problem of inexperience among upcoming members. De- spite this problem the team members fought hard and did gain some concession for their efforts. One such high point was a 32-36 victory over Oak- ton. During the Great Falls District Tournament the team paired well with many outstanding indi- vidual efforts. One member, John Huycke, was sent to the state championship and placed seventh out of sixteen competetors. Other mem- bers included Andrew Brofman, Rick Zamjohn, Mitchell Vaughn, Brad Pont, John Adams, George Long, Greg Klassen, Bruce Robertson, Norman Martin, and Pat McColgan. George Long plans his takedown. Row One: Brad Pont, Gary Walker, Andrew Broffman, Mitch Vaughn; Row Two: John Herrlein, John Huycke, Jim Davis, Jonathon Adams, George Long. SPORTS U© evmnAiCio Janet Brantley shows the elements of true grace and style. Sara Williams takes a well deserved brake after a hard day at practice. The Girls Gymnastics team, coached by Mrs. Smith encountered much dif- ficulty when they were placed in one of the toughest districts around. They battled through many meets only to wind up losing, except when the girls racked up a 132-126 victory over Oak- ton. Besides this victory many fine showings were made in the regional meets held here at Yorktown. Team members included Judy Potofsky, Kathy Flannelly and Allison Monstrom on the balance beam; Bonnie McCoy and Laura McPhaul on the vault; Sarah Williams and Johnna Player on the floor excercises; and Janet Brantley participating in all events. Row One: Kathy Flannely; Row Two: Kim Scott, Johnna Player; Row Three: Coach Smith, Judy Potofsky, Allison Mostrom, Bonnie McCoy, Sara Williams; Row Four: Janet Brantely, Jeannie McLaughlin; Row Five: Laura McPhaul. USS SPORTS Gymnasio Row One: Tommy Monroe, David Indyke, Eric Jacobson, Addik Chadran; Row Two: Dorson Foster, John Binford, Robert Adamson, Wyatt Hall, Coach Meeks. The Boys Gymnastics team this year hoped and counted on a successful season. The team members hoped for District placement with a few having good chances of placement in the regionals. Team captain Robert Adamson’s perfor- mance was very promising. Other members: John Bin- ford, Erik Jacobson, Wyatt Hall, Tommy Monroe, Addik Chadran, and David Endike hoped to do just as well. SPORTS HSS 3P3inG Since the Spring Track team is mostly consisted of the same members as the Winter Track team, they should do just as well, if not better, then their own record. This was the great expectation of the team, and it proved to be a very successful one. Outstanding team members included Robert Adam- son, John White, Bob Bingham, and Brien Henderson. Hi® I SPORTS Row One: John White, Bob Bingham; Row Two: Steve Hershner, Dan McCraken, David Tangman, Evan Kelley, Frank Weller; Row Three: Asst. Coach Jeeter, Richard Strinqfellow Bud White, Bert Burson, Coach Leng. SPORTS USD wimminG Nancy Boswell prepares for her next Steve Vahle is astounded by his winning time, race. Joe Kress reaches back in a valiant attempt to win the race. SPORTS Steve Vahle clears the fog out of his goggles. This year’s swim team seemed to lack practice and enthusiasm in their partici- pants. The extra efforts were given by Steve Vahle, Bob Hemmer, Greg Mano, Terry Beabien, and Debbie Zimmick, who is a hopeful for the Olym- pics. Row One: Liz Hemmer, Coach King, Mike Brauch, Ellen Hemmer, Julie Kearney, Mark Romness; Row Two: Eric Berthold, Tom Vahle, Greg Mano, Robert Boswell, Eva Alikanian, Carty Prominski, Nancy Boswell; Row Three: Joe Kress, John Barry, Frank Connell, Ann Sugden, Wayne Radcliffe, Coach Smith. SPORTS H 3A E3ALL The Varsity Baseball team mainly consisted of juniors, and was led by Coach Wallowack. A very promis- ing season proved to be not much out of line by all the effort that was put in. Outstanding Senior veteran players were Peter Crosby and Jerry Fishbein, with the aid of ju- nior players Chris Hahn, Darrell Fleary, and Peter Hayes, which were all Junior Varsity players last year. HS SPORTS Row One: Bruce Robertson, Daryl Fleary, Eddie Miller, Doug Wiley, Peter Howe; Row Two: Kurt Albrite, David Warmold, Kelvin Lee, Pat Nolan, Jeff Stapleton, Spencer Harvey, Peter Hayes; Row Three: Paul Hicks, Jimmy Palmer, Ricky Mein, Willard Knight; Row Four: Coach Walowac, Sam Turner, Jim Rixse, Mike Myers, Paul Albrite, Frank Marvin, Chris Hahn, Jerry Fishbein, Joe Bush, Russ Langford. SPORTS H US SPORTS Craig Hartman, Andrew Malinchek, Justin Colman, Carter Perkins, Web Cook, Mike Ademio. LC Row One: Bill Jones, Dean Schulman, Jim McIntyre, Tang Wong, Lee Blakeman, David Johnson; Row Two: Coach Huffschmidt, Tom Vahle, Steve, David Archibald, Mark Hayes, Richard Crabill, Phillip Trudiger, Richard Stringfellow, Tom Haney, Chris Grimlin, Chris Chatan, Phong Tu. SPORTS The Boys Tennis team had a good season this year, one that was better than average for the team in past years. Members greatly contributing to the over- all team effort were David Ar- chibald, Richard Crabill, and Mark Hayes. SPORTS Hi ORL CRACC Ms. Smith, the girl’s coach, showed great optimism for the future of the Girl’s Spring Track team this year, saying that the team showed promise in long dis- tance running with almost the same amount of promise in short distance run- ning. Showing her great confidence in the girls, Ms. Smith entered them in races that Yorktown rarely participates in. Out- standing vetrans this year included Val Sheppard, Linda Whelden, Linda Nichol- son, Noel Deskins and Angie Barnes. Row One: Sue MacDorman, Ruth Wilson, Johnna Player, Augie Barnes; Row Two: Ellen Poole, Helen Symes, Julie Dixon, Emily Hopper, Mary Burson, Laura Shipiro, Kathy Mountain; Row Three: Kim Watson, Kim Nicolet, Lucretia Giles, Lori Reid, Anita Avery; Row Four: Lena Shipiro, Karen Linkin, Kaylee Stoehr, Laura Walsh, Joan Smith, Linda Nicholson, Noel Deskins. SPORTS Coach Beal. Dorsen Foster, Gene Bumgardner. Joe Harris. Arch Harrison. Jed Shenk, Tony Leone SPORTS @H «EW SPORTS SPORTS With a new coach, Dick Ewing, and the loss of many qualified members the Crew team had to work hard to pull through the season. Dedication by the members towards the sport ran high and they seem to have hopes for a super season. Needed practice on the river was delayed due to snow and cold weather, but compensation was made with extensive land workouts. SPORTS OFl3ALL Row One: Stacey Lucks, Laurie Spangenburg, Shannon Stilly, Jeannine Chretien, Josette Chre- tien, Suzy Beamer, Martha Courtney: Row Two: Meigs Mansinne, Lee Hilton, Patty Purvis, Laurie Harlan, Bonnie McCoy, Ellen Haring, Regina Riggs, Andrea Matson; Row Three: Carly French, Ann Stiers, Jan Deardorf, Pam Galpin. Mara Donaldson, Andrea Lungsinger, Annette Grand Pre, Eileen Joy; Row Four: Carty Prominski, Kathrine Hansen, Billy Jane Knight, Ana Reta, Gractia Freeman, Liz Hopwood, Coach Raum. The Girls Softball team an- ticipated a good season this year because of the excellent turnout from the very start. With many participants the team was able to build a strong starting with a firm back up as well. Returning players from last year were: Regina Riggs, Jeannine Chretien, and Annette Grand Pre. CHEERLEADER Row One: Sarah Williams. June Jessup, Linda Peden, Mitzi Stoddard; Row Two: Lauri Carter, Claire Lewis, Johnna Player, Kim Whiting, Rachael Jones. Contrary to popular belief cheerleading is not all honor and glory. This year’s Var- sity Cheerleaders worked long, hard hours ever since last June to become the squad they were this year. They attended a week long camp in July in which they were nomi- nated for the excellance award. They prac- ticed six months during the school year, which is longer than any other varsity sport practices. Our cheerleaders were also selected for a cover story in the Northern Virginian Magazine which appeared in the March issue. iiV. Cheerleader Row One: Joanne Sheppard, Tina Stoddard. Lisa Collier, Amalia Mamaed; Row Two: Liane Bracco, Gina Wilson, Val Sheppard, Lisa Stern. SPORTS Girl's Gymnastics Yorktown . . 133.7 Oakton . 128.85 Yorktown . . 132.2 Madison 176.5 Yorktown . . 143.4 Herndon 151.1 Yorktown . 151.5 Marshall 182.2 Yorktown . . 140.5 Langley 190.8 Varsity Soccer Yorktown . . . 0 O’Connell 4 Yorktown . . . 8 . . Ascension 0 Yorktown . . . 4 1 reton 1 Yorktown . . 1 St. John's 0 Yorktown . . . 2 W-L 3 Yorktown . . . 1 Episcopal 1 Yorktown . . . 1 St. Albans 2 Yorktown . . . 4 Carroll 1 Yorktown . 1 Catholic 0 Yorktown . . . 2 Bollingbrook 4 Yorktown . . . 1 Greenfield 0 Yorktown . . 10 Demath a 0 Yorktown 3 W-L 4 Yorktown . 2 O'Connell 3 Yorktown . . . 5 ... W-L Yorktown . . 5 Sandy Springs 1 Yorktown . . 3 ... Langley Yorktown . . 3 Episcopal 1 Yorktown . . . 3 ... Herndon Yorktown . . . 3 St.Johns 2 Yorktown . . . 3 ... Oakton . Yorktown . . . 3 Carroll Yorktown . . . 8 ... Yorktown . . . 1 O Connell Yorktown . . 9 . . . Marshall Yorktown . . 7 ... Madison Yorktown . . 9 ... O'Connel Yorktown . . .3 ... Langley Yorktown . . .7 ... Herndon Yorktown . . . 6 . . Oakton Yorktown . . . 7 ... McLean Yorktown . . 9 ... Marshall Yorktown . . . 9 ... Madison Girl's Varsity Yorktown . . 6 . Wakefield Soccer Regionals Yorktown . . 0 W-L 0 Yorktown . .5 .. . W-L Yorktown . . 10 Broad Run 1 Yorktown . . . 5 .. . Wakefield Yorktown . 5 George Mason 0 Yorktown . . . 5 ... Fort Hunt Yorktown . . . 1 Loudon County 0 Yorktown . 9 Madiera 1 Yorktown . . 2 W-L 1 Yorktown . . 3 .... Louden Vally 1 Yorktown . . 3 .... 2 Yorktown . . 5 .... 1 Yorktown . . 3 .... Loudon County 1 Yorktown . 4 .... George Mason 0 Yorktown . . 4 .... Madiera Varsity Football Yorktown . . 0 ... W-L Yorktown . . . 0 ... Fort Hunt Yorktown . . . 0 ... Oakton . Yorktown . . . 7 ... Jeb Stuart Yorktown . . . 17 . .. Yorktown . . . 0 ... Langley . Yorktown . . . 0 ... McLean . Yorktown . . . 6 ... Madison Yorktown . . 0 ... Herndon Yorktown . . . 0 ... % ' SPORTS . 4 .6 . 6 . 6 .2 . 0 . 2 .0 6 2 . 3 . 2 .0 . 2 3 . 1 . 3 . 1 14 28 19 21 21 14 27 45 . 6 10 Varsity Basketball Yorktown . . .79 Wakefield 82 Yorktown . . .61 George Mason ... 68 Yorktown . . .53 Lee Yorktown . . .60 . . .. W-L Yorktown . . .57 Jeb Stuart Yorktown . 68 . Oakton 78 Yorktown . . .61 .... Falls Church 81 Yorktown . . 72 . Herndon 82 Yorktown . . 70 Marshall Yorktown . . 53 McLean 73 Yorktown .74 Madison 73 Yorktown . . .52 93 Yorktown .71 Oakton 106 Yorktown . . .52 W-L 74 Yorktown .62 Herncon Yorktown .44 McLean Yorktown .69 Marshall 97 Yorktown . . 62 Langley 71 Yorktown . . .68 . . O'Connell . . 77 Yorktown . .50 ... Madison 71 Districts Yorktown . . .57 McLean 88 Varsit’ Wrestling Yorktown . .21 Jameswood .... 39 Yorktown . . 23 Wakefield 29 Yorktown . 28 TC Williams ... 32 Yorktown .20 ... . .. W-L 44 Yorktown .23 Langley 35 Yorktown .17 Woodson 47 Yorktown . . 32 Oakton 2 7 Yorktown .24 . Madison 36 Yorktown . . 23 McLean 33 Yorktown . .34 Herndon 29 Yorktown .21 O Connell 33 Yorktown .32 Marshall 32 Girls Varsity Basketball Yorktown . . .28 Lee 52 Yorktown . . 36 Wakefield 46 Yorktown . . .34 Oakton 62 Yorktown . .56 Falls Church 55 Yorktown .29 Herndon 70 Yorktown . . .25 Marshall 60 Yorktown . . .18 McLean 51 Yorktown . . .32 Langley 33 Yorktown . . .28 O'Connell 43 Yorktown . .48 Madison 54 Yorktown . . .29 Oakton 33 Yorktown . .34 W-L 42 Yorktown .36 Herndon 65 Yorktown . .25 Marshall 60 Yorktown . .29 McLean 44 Yorktown . . .37 Langley 40 Yorktown . .36 O Connell 61 Yorktown . . .34 ... Madison 61 Rifle Yorktown . . . 1075 .... Landon 1108 Yorktown . . 1063 .. .. .... Jefferson 1065 Yorktown . . . 1078 . .. .. Herndon 1095 Yorktown . 1099 .. .. Fort Hunt 1127 Yorktown . . 1102 .... Falls Church 1059 Yorktown . . . 1096 .... Woodson 1149 Yorktown . . 1081 .... . Quantico 1071 Yorktown . . 1089 .... Lee Yorktown . . 1111 . .. Robinson 1109 SPORTS set tcfiether Guides Are Born Leaders Row One: Anne McQueston, Lynn Dietz, Debbie Kahn, Chris Courtney, Diane Maxwell: Row Two: Brenda Tatleman, Michelle Depuis, Sally Brasse, Helen Challe, Robbi Hutton. Margaret Joy, Julie Kearney. Row Three: Robert Henthorn, Peter DePoix The Guides are a club consist- ing of students who have taken or are presently taking a foreign language and who have main- tained a “B” or an “A” average. The main purpose of this group of students is to give any foreign guests a guided tour of the school and to answer any ques- tions; that is where experience in a foreign language is re- quired. Guides also assist par- ents at the Back to School Night in the fall and they help at the awards ceremonies and the Se- nior Graduation ceremony. Officers: Robert Henthorn, (Vice-President), Margaret Joy (treasurer), Julie Kearney (secretary), Peter Dupoix (president). H CLUBS Working through the Northern Virginia Mental Health Association, the club made trips to Staun- ton, Virginia to visit the elderly patients at West- ern State Mental Hospital. On the third Sunday of every month, the group got together and took baked goods and gifts to the patients. They spent the day visiting with them, playing bingo, and singing. The services re- ndered by the group were greatly appreciated by the patients. Co-Presidents; Robbi Hutton, Lynne Ottman. Western State-An Old Hand at Helping Row One: Vicki Brooks. Sylvia Caravetta. Karen Clark. Helen Symes, Kathleen Hansen; Row Two: Chris Mckowen, Kim Whiting. Carrie Sandle, Linda Bartlet, Annette Acurri, Margaret Joy; Row Three: Marshall Rens. Robbi Hutton. Lynn Ottman. Janice Matcekura. Lois Lundy. CLUBS :D This was a very successful year for Kappa. Led by fearless leaders Susan Purvis and Linda Whelden, the club took on many community projects in- cluding fundraising activities for the cancer society. Kappa also sponsored an overseas child, raised money for a foster home for handicapped children, and donated Easter gifts to the Powhatten Nursing home. In regard to sports, Kappa has sup- ported Cross Country, Wrestling, Men’s Tennis and Baseball throughout the year and threw a potluck dinner for each team following each season. Support for the teams came in the way of locker signs, and with the help of our fantastic sponsor, Mr. Seldom- ridge, Kappa managed the concession stand for the Wrestling, Basketball and Baseball seasons. In addition Kappa .. donated $200.00 toward the new i .£ippci CUtieS scoreboard in the gym. Row One: Kim Bueteo, Mary Ann Thompson. GiGi Harsh, Debbie Bragg. Patty Kapnistos. Kathy Stehman. Chris Courtney. Cindy Hulme. Karen Crowe: Row Two: Machell Hall, Rachel Jones. Seceil Arquette. Sheil Hazzard, Janet Brantly. Diane Maria. Kung Hwe Kim, Kathern Hansen, Leila Holtsman. Sally Cook. Jan Deardorf, Row Three: Judy Earles. Chris Gephart, Susie Carstens, Kathy Vonmeister. Becky Hudgens, Linda Whelden. P Susan Purvis. Nancy Keagy. Mitzi Stoddard. Pat Monroe. Johna Player. Not Available. Carol Brown; Row Four: Kathy Flannely. Sara Williams, Liza Schwietzer. Holly Fowler. Jeannie Guditus. Karen Clark. H 4} CLUBS CLUBS Row one: Kathy Flannely (Historian), Janet Brantlet (Teas.), Karen Crowe (Sec.) Row two: Linda Whelden (Co-pres.). Chris Courtney (Vice-pres.), Joanna Player (Sec.). Susan Purvis (Co-pres.) Key Club Flips For Flapjacks Row One: Robert Henthorn, Doug Vliet. Billy Groom, Paul Adelman, Sherwood Williams, Larry Camella, Marshall Rens; Row Two: Iman Poeraatmadja, Steve Whelden, Jim Rixse, Gary Blancke, Nick Fox, Will landolo, Dan Martino. Dean Shulman; Row Three: Robert Schwingal, Dan Sorkowitz. Bill Henkel, Tom Haynie, Brent Williams, Will Britt, Bert Burson, John Kipps; Row Four: Joe Kosciw, Jim Obert, Mark Macekura, Steve Clark, Eric Berthold; Row Five; Jim Leach, Steve Sawyer, Mike Stratos, Jed Schenk, David Ritter, Bruce Harsh, Bud White, Chris Spain, John Burton. The Key Club is a male service club devoted to school and community service. This year the Key Club has organized and carried out a variety of activities. Included in these activities has been helping the Arlington Red Cross, working with the Kiwanis Club of Arlington on their an- nual Oyster Roast, selling pro- grams at all Yorktown Football games, playing softball with the J.E.B. Stuart Key Club and help- ing at the Madison Center. A major Key Club event each year is the annual Pancake Breakfast held in March. The Key Club or- ganized the breakfast and do- nates the profits to Children’s Hospital. Officers: Row One: Bud White (pres.). Brent Williams (vice-pres.), Jim Rixse (sec.); Row Two: Mark Macekura (faculty advisor). Steve Hagan (tres.). © CLUBS Keyettes Key Up Row One: Linda Bartlet, Mary Cambell, Helen Chaale, Bonnie Spencer, Kalhi Strati; Row Two: Sylvia Saliba, Alison Monstrom, Ingrid Monstrom, Sherry Armstrong, Phung Kim. The Yorktown keyettes are an active service club which pro- motes student involvement in varied worthwhile activities. This year they have participated in programs for Powatan Nurs- ing Home, Madison Day Care Center, DAR project to help under-privliged children, Amer- ican Cancer Society fund rais- ing, Oktoverfest, Pancake Breakfast for Children's Hospi- tal and other school and com- munity projects. The group promotes service to students school and community and is open to all students. Officiers: Ingrid Monstrom, Bonnie Spencer. Alison Monstrom. CLUBS :1I7 Stellae Shines This year Stellae has been involved in many school and community activities. It started off the year with the initiation of new members and new ideas. Stellae supported the successful soccer team and swim team with locker signs and pot luck dinners. They also worked with the Arlington Community Action Program at Thanksgiving and Christmas to help underpriviledged families. On Halloween Stellae members dressed-up and visited the children at Arlington Hospital. They decorated the ward and made refreshments. Along with school and community services, the members got together for a number of enjoyable activities. Such as the Zeta-Stellae cook-out, pot-lucks, and trips out to dinner. With the support of their sponsor, Miss Warner, and the enthusiastic members, Stellae had a successful year. Row One: Ann Nordstrom, Elaine Delany, Anne Cormack. Sue Martin, Janet Liebenau. Audrey Shipley. Andrea Luchsinger. Debbie Zimic: Row Two: Lynne Ottman. Ann Hurley, Adair Whitehouse. Dawn Massie, Lisa Collier, Pam Maria. Donna Swartz. Dawn Buell, Leigh Taylor, Susan McGeegan, Heidi Mandanis; Row Three: Linda Alvarez, Kim Whiting, Annette Arcuri, Martha Fox, Ann Harbinson. Laurie Fast. Vicki Joslyn, Ellen Farrell. Robbi Hutton. Barbara Golden. Kathy Burman, Barbara Hines, Mary Kay Lowstuter. Virginia Jaskicwicz. Row One: Officers: Linda Anderson (Sec.). Kim Whiting (Sec.), Vicki Joslyn (Co-pres.)f Lynne Ottman (Historian). Row Two: Miss Warner (Sponsor). Ellen Farrell (Co-pres.), Linda Peden (Historian). Anne Nordstrom (Tres.) © CLUBS CLUBS Zeta Zoo! Row One; Chris McKown, Chris Radcliffe, Carole Pecore, Michelle Mazan, Lisa Crawford, Geanine Martin, Debbie Namminga, Robin Brav; Row Two: Carol McHugh, Heidi Foglesong, Jeannie McLaughlin, Kathy Cooper, Sue Shaffer, Lynne Dietz, Monica Aranguren, Kap Rasmussen, Sharon Jones; Row Three: Kim Nicolet. Bonnie McCoy. June Jessup, Claire Lewis. Laura McPhaul. Beth Redmond. Layne Bryan, Gretchen Metzner Amy Silverman. Carly French. Lynn Fletcher. Martha Kramar; Row Four: Sasha Stoneman, Nancy Boswell. Mary Pomponio Margaret Joy, uane Bracco, Megan McCarthy. Kathleen Lamb. Eva Alikanian, Sue Thomas, Jane Rutherford. Janet Birch. Lisa Purkrabek, Mandy Gordon, Patty McCarthy, Liz Hopwood. Carolyn Scott, Taima Hervis, Susan Wiley, Mary Martin. Officiers: Row One: Jeanne Chretien (bouncer); Row Two: Kathy Cooper (sec.), Mandy Gordon (co-pres.). Margaret Joy (co-pres,), Beth Redmond (sec.); Row Three: Mary Pomponio (bouncer). Megan McCarthy (historian). Carole Pecore (co-vice-pres.). Chris McKowen (co-vice-pres.). 0) CLUBS Despite the loss of many of last year’s seniors, Zeta once again had an outstanding year. Besides the usual Zeta activities, including Krispy Kreme doughnut drives, bake sales, and pot luck din- ners, the club tried out some new ideas. The newest of these being Zeta's participation in the WETA telethon, where they spent an evening an- swering telephones on T.V. for Channel 26. At the beginning of the year, Zetans showed their origi- nality by selling pom-poms at football games. They also combined forces to have the first Stellae-Zeta cook out, a roaring success! Zeta still supports football and basketball in the traditional fashion, with locker signs, end-of-the-season din- ners, and pep rally skits. And the men’s locker room and houses were royally decorated before the W-L game in the fall. Zeta, sponsored by Ms. Francis Newhouse, will keep up the good work in the years ahead. Co-Ed Delta Deals With People Row One: Laurie Fuqua, Susan Luthy, Robbin Blankenship, Sue Swain, Susan Butler, Carol McCahey; Row Two: Lorrie Fereday. Robert Adamson, Renee Marvin. Martha Janoschka (pres.), Bobby Cobb, Mari Eli Christie, Debby Hewitt; Row Three; Bruce Buchanan, Cacci Watt, Frank Connell, Lyn Greenfield, Suzanne Stomback, Jean Stewart. CLUBS German Honors Members Hail Caesar! GERMAN HONORS: Row One: Nancy Boswell. Val Sheppard. Julie Kearney. Kathy Burnette; Row Two; Lyn Hoffman. Eric Burthold. Rhonda Barren. Sandra Wheaton. Marshall Rens, Karen Mandez. Debbie Eckbreth, Linda Nicholson. Bruce Bozman; Row Three: Bill Somerville. Paul Zakanycz. Philip Freeman. Dan Martino. Chris Gimlin, John Dent. George Long. LATIN HONORS: Row One; George Brandt. Diane Maria. Brad Pont. Debbie Kahn. Lee Stivers. Lindsay Anthor; Row Two; Erik Lundquist, Vince Yotsukura. Dan Martino. Leila Holtsman. Carolyn Scott. Chris Radcliffe. Carole Pecore. Amy Silverman; Row Three; Heidi Mandanis, Mark Reece. Robert Gibson, Matt McCracken, Will Polik. Mark Hayes. Kay Lee Stoehr. Liane Bracco, Jan Deardorf, JoAnne Wiggins. Mark Romness; Row Four; Philip Freeman, Carter Perkins. Richard Stringfellow. Peter Dupois. Anne Sugden, Dan Sorkowitz. David Tanzer. CLUBS Yorktown Art Has SENIORity SPANISH HONORS: Row One: Annabelle Mamaed. Sally Cook, Laine Bryan, Jannetta Boyde, Amy Robertson, Lee Watkins, Liz Hopwood; Row Two: Janet Licbenau, Kim Jeffries, Michelle Dupuix, Sandy Wheaten, Meagan McCarthy, Tara McCarthy, Mandy Gordon. Lisa Purkrabek, Diana Maria, Monica Kennon; Row Three: Julia Kennon, Heidi Foglesong, Maria Watson, Amy Silverman, Brenda Tatleman. Linda Peden. Kung Hwe Kim, Carol Ellis, Elizabeth Hynek, Bruce Robertson. Adik Chadran. ART HONORS: Row One: Grace Zolbe, Helen Symes. Sylvia Caravetta, Mary Bridges, Ellen Farrell. Paul McGee. Billy Nassetta; Row Two: Wendy Graham. Sherry Shwamb. Lynette Shoemaker, Liz Sufit. Annette Arcuri, Mr. Hicks; Row Three: Carolyn Quiescer, Syliva Henderson, Jeannie Guditus. Linda Nicholson. Susan Butler. 4? CLUBS Quill and Scroll and Thesbians Get Good Reviews Quill and Scroll Honors: Row One: Janice Matsuura, Lisa Purkrabek, Linda Whelden. Mandy Gordon, Chris Courtney, Geoffrey Hervey; Row Two: Mark Romness, Heidi Foglesong, Ellen Farrell. Robbie Hutton, Jeu-Wan Chatmen, Tara McCarthy, Carole Pecore; Row Three: Anne Sanford, Burt Burson. Suzy Beamer, Polly Southall, Jane Rutherford, Margaret Joy, Chris Harry; Row Four: Julie Kearney, Donald Bridgett, Chris Gebhart. Robert Gibson, Grace Zolbe. Jim Rixse. Jamie Wood, Lynne Hoffman; Row Five; Heidi Mandanis, Billy Groom. Thesbiens: Row One: Kevin Handerson. Mike Sheppard, Paul Smith, Anne Sugden, Didi Chadran; Row Two: Allison Liebold, Sylvia Henderson. Allison Mostrom, Carolyn Dey; Row Three: Leslie Payne, Susan Butler, Scott Causey, Chris Harry, Heidi Foglesong. CLUBS Patriettes-Pride Of a Winning Season Row One: Barbara Miller. Beth Benjamin. Leigh Hilton. Sharon Manolis, Anita Avery; Row Two: Polly Blomgren. Sheri Robinson, Linda Dyer. Ana Reta, Kathy VanNote, Carol Baird, Beth McClure. CLUBS The Madrigals have be- come more popular this year under the direction of Ms. Sarah Wood, perform- ing in schools and many places in the community. Members of the group can be heard at any hour from 6:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. sing- ing songs ranging from the popular “Brandy” to the proverbial Bach. The group consists of students cho- sen by audition, and plays an important role in the music department at Yorktown. Madrigals Sing To Success Row one: Augre Barnes, Brenda Davis. Tammy Grantham, Byron Nelson, Kathy Burnette. Jeanetta Boyd. Ms. Wood. Margaret Holland. Karen DelaBarre, Polly Blomgren; Row two: Don Azevedo. Mark DelaBarre. Darrell Cox. Scott Causey. Mike Sheppard. Paul Smith. CLUBS 17 Honors Students Make the French Connection French Honors Members: Eva Alikanian, Lindsay Amuthor, Monica Aranfuren, Annette Arcuri, Chris Bakatsias, Rhonda Baron, Suzy Beamer, Marianne Bell. Beth Benjamin. Joy Benson. Doug Birdzels. Gary Blancke. Becky Booth (vice-pres.). Janet Brantley. Mary Bridges. Gene Bum- gardner, Sandy Burnett. Helen Chaale, Leslie Chipman (tres.). Robert Christie, Marie Eli Christie, Didi Chadran. Karen Clarke, Chris Courtney. Lisa Crawford. Karen Crowe. Moira Crabell. Lynn Dietz. Kathy Dismukes. Michalle Dupuis, Chris Gebhart, Shannon Green. Jeanme Guditus, Steve Hagan Michelle Hall Anne Harbinson. Anne Harmin. Nicole Hayler. Sylvia Henderson, Jim Hansen. Jessica Holmes, Leila Holtzman, Cindy Hulme. Brian Hunnicutt. Emily Hopper. Sharon Jones. Margaret Joy (co-pres.). Patty Kapnistos, Unyong Kim. Kyung Hwe Kim, Marty Koach. Joe Kosciu. Gail Krausse. Ellen Lahr. Kathleen Lamb, Robin Long. Lois Lundy, Sue Mac Dorman. Alexandra Mattson (sec.) Andrea Mattson, Diane Maxwell. Michelle Mazon, George McQueston, Kathy Meister. Dave Mellinger. Kathy Mountain. Kathy VanNote. Mark Neckson, Leslie Payne. Laura Paquette. Phung Kim Phung, Peter DePoix. Ellen Poole. Judt Potofsky. Mary Pomponio. Carty Prominski, Beth Redmond (co-pres.). Susan Ridge, Amy Robertson. Beverly Ross, Sharon Sacks, Susan Shaffer. Sasha Stonemaan, Susan Stoker, Liz Sufit, David Tanzer, Dana Thompson, Mary Ann Thompson, Becky Urban, Kim Whiting, Chris Wilks, Sherwood Williams, Grace Zolbe, Lee Nettles. This year the French Honor Society and the French Club continued to have one of the largest organizations at Yorktown. The members were ex- posed to the culture of France through monthly meetings. The first meeting was an Annual French Recipe Contest, held at the inductions for new mem- bers. This event was followed by such activities as the traditional Christmas party with Buche de Noels, a cheese tasting meeting, slide shows, and guest speakers. The co-presidents, Margaret Joy and Beth Redmond, worked hard with the other officers and the sponsor, Laila Phillips, to sup- ply the members with an enjoyable and unique experience. Officers: Leslie Chipman (tres.). Beth Redmond (co-pres.). Becky Booth (vice-pres.). Margaret Joy (co-pres.), Alexandra Matson (sec.). Math Honors Multiplies Members: Robert Adams. Mike Cross, Peter Hayes. Kathleen Lamb, Andy Malinchak. Megan McCarthy, Laura Mathews, Debbie Eckbreath. Sherwood Williams. Jim Walker, John Michos, Will Polik, Monica Kennon, Janice Matsura. Diane Maria, DiDi Chadren, Lee Stivers, Debbie Kahn. Liz Suffit. Jim Hansen. Phoung Kim. Leslie Chipman. Rhonda Baron, Doug Smith, Linda Nicholson. Eric Funseth, Amalia Mamaed, George Brandt. Chris Gimlin, Vince Yotsukura. Paul Huyke, Diane Maxwell. Carol Pecore, Amy Silverman. Kevin Macdonald, Mark Nixon, Susan Purvis, Beth Redmond. Bill Wildhack, Jamie Wood. Gary Blankey. Eric Lundquist, Richard Stringfellow. Bud White, Kevin Henderson, John McCarthy, David Tanzer, Kim Scott, Kathy Dismukes, Betsy Hynek. Julia Kennon. Carol Ellis, Heidi Mandanis. Charley Bram, Dan Martino, Jim Obert. John Dent, John Burton, Philik Freeman, Michelle Dupuis, Brent Williams. Bill Groves, Ingrid Mostrom, Bonnie Spencer, Jed Shenk. Charles Rubeor, Jane Rutherford. Bill Somerville, Mark Reece, Jim Hanney, David Mellinger, Peter Dupoix, Mark Hayes, Mr. Buttermore. Lynne Dietz. Susan Ridge, Sandra Wheaton Officers: Row one: David Mellinger, Phillip Freeman; Row two: Will Polik. David Tanzer CLUBS Tri-M Tunes In Tri-M is made up of students from the various music programs provided at Yorktown. This group has served as the supporting organization of all school music activities. They have be- come more active this year in hoping to promote greater interest in music at Yorktown. Row One: Scott Causey; Row Two: Catherine Burnette, Layne Bryan, Jannetta Boyde, Charlie Bram, Sue Shaffer, David Mellinger; Row Three: Paul Huyke. Tammy Grantham, Paul Smith, Alison Monstrom, Lee Watkims, Debbie Eckbreth, Joyce Keidle, Dan Martino; Row Four: Sally Dunn, Margaret Howland, Sally Brasse, Ingrid Mostrom, Robert Schwengel. Steve Vahle. Scott Pettyjohn; Row Five: Darrell Cox, Mike Sheppard, Sandy Burnette. Jon Clements, Andrew Arogona. Row One: Ingrid Monstrom (historian), Janetta Boyd (pres.). Susan Shaffer (vice-pres.), Cathy Burnette (tres.); Row Two: Dan Martino. (Q) CLUBS Chess Club Makes the Moves Row One: David Tazer, David Mellinger, Richard Fleeson; Row Two: Chris Gimlin, James Walker. John Binlord. Eric Jacobsin. Debaters Take Sides Debate: Row one: Jack Lechner. Will Polik, Jim Hansen: Row two: Mrs. Wright, David Tanzer. Sherwood Williams. Carter Perkins, Kim Watson. CLUBS 1 National Honors National Honor Members: Madeleine Abbott, Robert Adam- son, Nancy Allin, Monica Arangu- ren, Mark Barron, Gary Blancke Becky Booth, Janetta Boyd, Bruce Bozman, Liane Bracco, George Brandt. Janet Brantley. Sally Brasse, Will Britt, Carol, Ronald Burke. Sandy Burnett, Catherine Burnette. Achjan Chadran, Achmad Chadran, Lec- lie Chipman, Darrell Cox, Tom Daniels, Jan Deardorff, John Dent, Peter Depoix, Lynne Dietz, Kathy Dismukes, Tim Duggan, Michelle Dupuis. Jean-Paul Ebe, Debby Eckbreth, Carroll Ellis, Kathy Flannelly. Philip. Mary- Catherine French, Eric Funseth, Mandy Gordon. Kevin Handerson, James Hansen, Ann Harman, Mark Hayes, Nicole Hayler, Brian Henderson, Bill Henkel, Robert. Lynne Hofman, Paul Howe, John Huycke, Paul Huycke, Liz Hynek. Deborah Kahn, Julia Kennon, Monica Kennon, Unyong Kim. Russell King. John Kipps, Katherine Koehler, Joseph Kos- ciw, Leslie Lagomarcino, Wil- loughby Lammond, Erik Lundquist, Anabelle Manaed, Heidi Mandanis, Aaron Margon- sis, Diane Maria, Dan Martino, Laura Matthews, Alexandra Mattson, John McCarthy, Megan McCarthy, John McCracken, Paul McGehee, Amm McQuestion, David Mellinger. Steve Misra, David Moncell, Alison Mostrom, Ingrid Mostrom. Bill Nassetta. Linda Nicholson Mark Nickson, James Obert, Dan Overman, Les- lie Payne, Carter Perkins, Will Polik, Judy Potofsky, Rich Purdy, Susan Purvis. Beth Redmond, Cindy Richards, Susan Rdige, James Rixse. Amy Robertson, Mark Romness, Sharon Sacks, Steven Sawyer, Carolyn Scott, Susan Shaffer, Jed Shenk. Amy Silverman, Dana Smith, Doug Smith. Lyman Smith. Chris Spain, Bonnie Spencer, Stan Starky, Mike Stratos, Richard Stringfellow, Liz Sufit, David, Tanzer, Carolyn Watkins, Sandra Williams, Sherwood Williams, Steve Wilson, James Woodward, Charles Wormald, Chris Wrigley. Jennifer Wrigley. Vince Yotsuk- ura. f Officers: Unyong Kim (sec.), Richard Stringfellow (pres.), Robert Adamson (tres.). Vince Yotsuk- ura (vice-pres.). I CLUBS Society Is Grade A The National Hon- ors Society, under the guidance of Miss Ramale, remains one of Yorktown’s largest organizations with well over one hundred members, Member- ship in the society is both an honor and a responsibility and members are ex- pected to demonstrate qualities of service, scholarship, lead- ership, and character. Members must main- tain a 4.4 grade point average. The society had one induction in the spring and also sponsored a music program given by the l-uppers, a folk music group from Indiana University of Pennsyl- vania. Three Year Members: Leslie Lagomarcino. Jim Hansen, Mandy Gordon. Sandy Wheaton, Susan Ridge, Unyong Kim. Not pictured: Nancy Allin, Brian Henerson, Mark Nickson. CLUBS Silk Screeners Are Copy-Cats Mr. Hicks, Sherry Schwamb, Bill Nassetta, Danny Overman, Susan Butler. Gymnasts Are Real Swingers Row One; Jeannie McLaughlin, Cheryl McCue, Janet Brantley. Lindsay Amthor; Row two: John Corvette. Robert Adamson. Laura McPhaul. Mr Meeks, Bonnie McCoy. Judy Potofski; Row three: Dorsin Foster. Jeff Keller. Eric Jacobson, John Binford, Kathy Flannely. Alison Mostrom !) CLUBS DECA Goes On the Market an( !lr?® Faggms. Barbara Hines. Cathy Berman. Georgia Coates; Row two: Ann Hurley. Victor Meyers. Carolyn Day. Kathy Cooper. Littlewood, Jeannie Guditus. Carolyn Atkinson. Mary Ely Christie. Mary Kay Lowstuter. Jeddie White; Row three: Jeff Pierce Wa R tl'fl 6 BoS ey' Shawn Kelly. Br,tt Stamp. Debbie Hewitt. Mike Wera, June Jessup. Stephanie Shumway. Kathy Flannely. Bruce Peele. Officers: Kathy Flannely, Barbara Hines. Bruce Peele, Mary Ely Christie. Jeannie Guditus. Carolyn Atkinson CLUBS Ski Club Goes Up Hill-Skiers Down The Ski Club, this year, was bigger than ever. As the largest club at Yorktown, it attracted an en- thusiastic, spirited group of beginning, inter- mediate, and advanced skiers. Nature cooper- ated with the snow fall. The club went on a day trip to Roundtop, a day-night trip to Roundtop, and a three day weekend trip to Camelback. Ski talks and films were also part of the program. Presidents Bruce Harsh and Ellen Lahr encour- aged all students to take advantage of an excit- ing sport. Think Snow! Ski Club Members: Debbie Bragg. Anne Cormack. Amy Silverman. Shereen Sullivan. Robby Ayers. Gary Blancke. Moira CrabiII, Janet Bradley. Didi Chadran, Chris Courtney. Karen Crowe. Tim Duggan. John Kipps. Martha Kramer. Alison Mostrom. Susan Segrest. Doug Vliet Bert Bureon Mary Burson. Jeu-Wan Wray Chatman. Chris Chatten. Bill Corish.Greg Dale. Brenda Dunlap. Greg Gainer. E,|®n GractowGigi Holbrook. Emily Hopper. Sharon Jones. Del Laughlin. Karen Linkins. Diane Mazwell. John Michos. Artimis P®Pade™etr'°n- Mark Reece Kan Sandall, Lisa Schweitzer. Carolyn Scott. Catharine Scruggs. Paul Smith. Jim Walker. Tommy Walker. Maria Watson. Er®nt w a Reta Bruce Bracco. Liane Bracco, Paul Burke. John Burton. Larry Cornelia. Nick Fox. Gratia Freeman. Duane Freer ®e?JIFuLt?n’'J « iUff Hiner. Margaret Hutchinson. Mark Hutchinson. Jim Leach. Doug Malone. Tata McCarthy. Jimmy Mclntire. Kathy ntainL Newman. Chris Patterson, Carole Pecore. Carter Perkins. Lynn Obbins. Doug Sourtham. Kim Urban. Thomas Vahle. Pault Ade man Peter Behng. Mary Bridges. Stuart Claggett. Robert Daniels. Courtney Ellis. Mark Hayes. Eric Heise. Russell Herring IDavid Indyke. DavidJ®n.n' John Livermore. Kevin McDonald. Chris Nassetta, Carty Prominski. Steven Sawyer. John Shulman Dana Smith. Angela Nordstrom. Alexandra Wattson. Judy Potofsky. John Dickson. Monica Auregan. Jeannine Chreatin. Kyung-Hwe Kim. Becky Booth. CLUBS Vica — A Bunch of Bread Winners Row One: Craig Allison (Vice-Pres.)t Wayne Ratcliff, Roger Medley, Jim Nokes: Row Two: Robert Ward (pres.), Brett Mullin, Steve Oswald (Sec.), Michael Ward, Jeu-Wan Chatman. C.B. Club Keeps Track of Smokies Row One: John Paratore, Betty Jean Groves, Barbara Golden. Laurie Fast; Row Two: George Taylor Tom Heflin. Renee Mamn, Jean Stewart, Susan Swain. Patty Kingston, Mary Rock. Mr. Beals. Tammy Pitts; Row Three: Alex Johnson. Brian Peck, David Francis, Suzanne Stombach. pnn Guth S CLUBS International Club Gives Foreign Aid Row One: Uz Sufit, Alexandria Matson, Jim Hansen, Mary Eli Christie. Lane Bryant, Debbie Kahn; Row Two: Helen Challe, Kathy Dismikes, Jim Jenkins, Amy Silverman, Amy Roberts. Jeanette Boyd, Michelle Dupuis, Joyce Keidel; Row Three: Miss Nemir, Rhianna Saeed, Joy Benson, Andrea Matson, David Mellinger, David Tanzer, Charles M. Nancy Reeves, Phoung Kim. Officers: Amy Robertson. Janetta Boyd. Alexandra Matson. Kathy Dismules. Michelle Depuis, Joyce Keidel. The International Club, in its second year at Yorktown, con- tinued to provide an opportunity for foreign and American stu- dents to meet and share food, conversation and experiences. Activities this year have in- cluded a UNICEF drive, pot-luck dinners, movies, and guest speakers. CLUBS ‘(tO© I CLUBS CLUBS 2 'H Rifle Club: Row one. Jed Shenk. Mark Peletierre. Pavo St. Denis. Terry Sopher. Arch Harrison. Joe Harris. Robert Duncan. Bret Hitt CLUBS Astronomy Club: Row one: Robert Henthorn. David Tanzer, Eric Heiss. Andrew Malinchak; Row two: Sam Fulton. David Mellinger. Mr. Butter- more Rifle Club Shoots For the Stars. V.O.T. Takes Care of Business Row One: Debra Richert, Deborah Rutledge. Julia Anderson. Mary Furness. Anthony Garcia.Tonya Thompson: Row Two: Billie-Jane Knight. Aleta Pitts. Tracy Fritz. Syliva Saliba, Elcetia McCormick, Linda McLaughlin. Susan Payne. Wanda Reed: Row Three: Jackie Cox. Sherry Archer. Noel Deskins. Dolores Skipwith. Renee McCormick, Sheryl Allan. Aysha Basaran, Robin Fortune. Row Four: Patricia Testerman, Deborah Harrison. Patricia Jones. Victoria Brooks. Nancy Marcey. Donna Allen. Students enrolled in the Vocational Office Training Program hold meetings and activities within the school day. They had a Christmas luncheon, a spring luncheon for their employers, two- moneymaking projects, and invited in speakers. CLUBS Officers: Row One: Laurie Fuqua (vice-pres.), Syliva Saliba (vice-pres.). Tonya Thompson (vice-pres.) Elcetia McCormick (pres ); Row Two: Deloris Skipwith (tres.), Tracy Fritz (sec.). Sherry Archer (sec.), Robin Fortune (sec.). Patricia Testerman (tres.). Howe Does Sentry Do It? Row One: Burt Burson, Tara McCarthy, Grace Zolbe, Jamie Woodward; Row Two: Jew-wan Chatman, Polly South- all, Susie Beamer, Chris Gebhart, Andrew Cain, Jim Rixse; Row Three: Julie Kearney, Donald Bridgett, Jane Ruther- ford, Robert Gibson, Lynne Hoffman. CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS Grenadier Staff Wins An Oscar Grenadier Staff prepares for their New York Trip. Geoff Hervey Photographer . CLUBS This year’s Grenadier Staff remembers the great movies from over the y«ars, and has made their own version of That's Entertainment. As we enter the Grenadier office, otherwise refer- red to as The Towering Inferno, we find Heidi Man- danis crying Help! Heidi is on The Paper Chase for copy from Duane Freer, who has just returned from the Planet of the Apes. As we move on in the room, we find The Sex Symbol Mandy Gordon reciting her favorite lines from Willy-Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, and wondering if the Kentucky Fried Movie is at all edible. But then, wait just a minute, Margaret Joy has just returned after playing her life long part of Scarlet in Gone With the Wind. Margaret cries out to Bud White, “Honey Child! You Light Up My Life. Bud replies, “Margaret, who doesn't light up your life?” Over in the corner, we find our main features, Heidi Foglesong and Chris Jaws Harry, the couple said to have had a One On One ratio. Sitting at a table, we find Janice Matsuura playing her starring role in Silent Movie. Next to Janice, Pam Maria works diligently to become The Gradu- ate. Now we find Mark Romness, better known as The World's Greatest Lover, looking for his Good- bye Girl. No doubt when he finds her it will be his First Love. Hearing The Sound of Music, Chris Courtney and Anne Sanford are fighting over All the President's Men. Coming on to the scene, we find Semi-Tough Jim “red-necked” McGavin. He starts to tell the staff of the wild weekend he had, saying that he was Uptown Saturday Night, but coming off sounding like he had a Freaky Friday. Making a rare appearance, here comes the staff goof-off Linda Al- varez, looking for a tall, blonde, tan Lifeguard. “You’re not going to find him here,” screams Geoff Godfather Hervey. Geoff, being the faithful staffer that he is says that if he could he would Play it Again Sam. Coming onto the scene now are Linda Whelden and Lisa Purkrabek. Linda is forever Look- ing For Mr. Goodbar, While Lisa typically asks, Which Way Is Up? Sitting all by himself, we see sophomore Terry Sopher, who had a Hard Day's Night. Then Billy Groom looking a bit like Audrey Rose shouts, Earthquake and runs off to the Air- port. Next we come to one of our more experienced staffers Ellen Farrell, who has experienced some Close Encounters over the years. Practicing to be The Cheerleaders, we find Carole “prudence” Pe- core and Chris Radcliffe, playing a typical junior game, Star Wars. Last but not least, we find Robbie Hutton having just returned from The Deep she says, “This must be what The Late Great Planet Earth will look like!” As we all leave the scene we look back on The Way We were and plan our up coming parts in the Exorcist. We all board our Yel- low Submarine and take off for the The Other Side of Midnight. CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS swing the deal tfalleya. ‘Pxeicrifrtio . (fentcx Arlington's Professional Pharmacy 3801 North Fairfax Drive Arlington, Virginia Roland P. Galley, B.S. Fellow American College of Apothecaries G.E. — W.P. — Westinghouse — Gibson Jen-Air — Kitchen-Aid — Corning Modern Maid — Amana — Thermador Norge — Maytag McGuire Appliances, Inc. 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