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Row One ROBERT ADAMS J.V. Soccer 2, Varsity 3,4; Varsity Winter Track 2,3, Co- Captain 4; Varsity Spring Track 2,3,4; Math Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4. PAUL I. ADELMAN Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Track 1. Row Two EVA ALIKANIAN Junior Achievement 3; Zeta 3,4; Swim Team 1,2,3,4; Powderpuff 3,4; German Honors 2,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; French Honors 2,3, Vice-President 4; Basketball Statistician 3; Senior Council 4. TERRI ALLEN Row Three CHRISTOPHER ALVEY ALI AMIN Row Four ATOUSA AMIN LINDA ANDERSON Row Five ROY KEVIN ANDERSON Key Club 3,4; FBLA 4; Human Relations 4; Freshman Football Captain 1; Varsity Football 2,3, Captain 4; J.V. Wrestling 2; Spring Track 3,4. ANDREW ARAGON A Steve Tartalee . . . Tartle . . . Tartalinn . . . never mind. Row One DAVID ARCHIBALD Ski Club 3,4; Junior Achievement 3; Key Club 4; Var- sity Tennis 2,3,4; Spanish Honors 4; Senior Council 4. SHERRY A. ARMSTRONG Keyettes 2,3, President 4; French Club 2; Tennis Team Manager 1; Newspaper Editor 1; Yearbook Editor 1; Homecoming De- corations 3. Row Two ROB ARTHUR ANNE ARQUETTE Kappa 2,3,4; Western State 2,3; French Club 2; Latin Honors 4; SSOS 3; Math Honors 4; Senior Council 4. Row Three JAMES R. AYERS Key Club 3,4; FBLA 4; Swimming 1. DON FERNANDO AZEVEDO National Honors 3,4; Tri-M, Treasurer 4; Thes- pians 4; Junior Achievement 3; Madrigals 3,4; Godspell 3; Hot'l Balti- more Stage Crew 3; Ten Nights in a Barroom Stage Crew 4; American Legion Boys State 3; District Chorus 3,4. Row Four MARY JANE BAGGETT FBLA 4; VOT 4; Football Manager 1; Wrestling Manager 1. CAROL ANN BAIRD Patriettes 2,3; FBLA 4; Powderpuff 4. Row Five LAURENCE BAKER MICHAEL BARBER Robbie Ayers stares in disbelief as he realizes his 5 day deodorant pads wore out 2 weeks ago. r(J siAjrt Row One HARRY BARNES RHONDA A. BARON French Club 3; Ski Club 4; Guides 4; International Club 4; Volleyball Co-Captain 4; Crew 4; German Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 3,4; French Honors 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4; Senior Council 4. DAVID BATTON ERIC BAUER Ski Club 4; Photography Club 4; Crew 2,4; Quill and Scroll 4; GRENADIER Photographer 4; Honor Roll 4. SUZANNE C. BEAMER Human Relations 4; Ski Club 4; French Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; J.V. Softball 2; Varsity 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Powderpuff 3,4; French Honors 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Senior Class President 4; Homeroom President 4; SENTRY 3,4; Homecoming Deco- rations 3; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 3; Senior Variety Show 4. Row Two ELIZABETH ANNE BENJAMIN Keyettes 2; Kappa 4; Ski Club 2,3, Vice- President 4; Gymnastics 1; Soccer 2,4; Intramurals 1,4; French Honors 2,3,4; Homeroom Vice-President 2,3,4; Variety Show 3; Drill Team 3; Senior Coun- cil 4; Newspaper Editor 1; Drama 1,4. KIM BEUTEL DOUGLAS EARLE BIRDZELL Science Fiction 2; Math Honors 2,3,4; Na- tional Honors 3,4; French Honors 2,3,4; Orchestra 1; TNC 2,4; Absolutely Curtains Set Crew 2. CHRIS BISHOP German Honors 4. STEVEN REYNOLDS BLACKWELL Quill and Scroll 3,4; SENTRY 3,4; WYHS Radio 2; YETV 2. Doug Vilet walks his new found Sweetie (Robert Daniels) to class. AJbatfy ifrtt ij Row One LEE BLAKEMAN STEPHANIE A. BLATNIK Kappa 2,3 4; Ski Club 4; International Club 4; French Club 4; Guides 4; German Honors 3,4; Powderpuff Football 4; Senior Council 4. POLLY BLOMGREN NANCY ELIZABETH BOSWELL Zeta 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3; Powderpuff Football 3; Basketball Statistician 3; German Honors 2,3,4; Art Honors 4; GRENADIER 4. LIANE BRACCO J.V. Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Zeta 3, Bouncer 4; Ski Club 2,3, Treasurer 4; Latin Honors 2,3, President 4; National Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 4; Powderpuff 3,4; Varsity Football Statistician 3; Track 2; Western State 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Council 4; Sadie Hawkins Deco- rations 4; National Merit Scholar Letter of Commendation 3. Row Two PAM BRADY DEBBI BRAGG Kappa 2,3; Ski Club 3; Drama Club 1, Our Town , The Devil Made Me Do It 1; Powderpuff 4; Volleyball 4; Crew 2; Soccer 1, Manager 2; Homecoming Decorations 3; Senior Council 4; Human Relations Committee 1; GRENADIER 4; Quill and Scroll 4. CHARLIE BRAM DAVID BRATTON JIM BRATTON Basketball 4; Track 4. Body, Body. ?4t rv z( SENIORS 23 ? ■ A u Row One PATRICK BREHNY DONALD R. BRIDGETT DECA 4; Choir 3,4; SENTRY 3. Row Two CAROL BROWN TRACY BUCHANAN Row Three DAWN BUELL Stellae 3,4; FBLA Secretary 4. MARTHA BUFFUM Guides 3, Vice-President 4; j.V. Tennis 3, Varsity 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 4; Spanish Hon- ors 2,3, Vice-President 4; Senior Council 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations Co- Chairman 4. Row Four JUNE BURDETSKY RONALD BURKE Chess Club 4; Science Club 3,4; WJAS 2,3,4; National Honors 2,3,4, Math Honors 4; Science Honors 3,4; Science Fair 1,2,3,4. Row Five DAVID BURNS Ski Club 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Soccer 1,2; Phi-Tappa Kegga 4. IERRY BUTLER When we said you were strong, that's not what we meant. 24 SENIORS fcUuzMjA U Row One MARY E. CAMPBELL Keyettes 3, Secretary 4; Guides 4; International Club 3; German Honors 3,4. THOMAS K. CAMPBELL WESS CARR French 4; DECA 4; Ski Club 4. WANDA CARROLL Human Relations 1; VOT 4; Cheerleading 1; Track 1; J.V. Cheerleading 2; Soul Squad 1. HELEN CHAALE International Club 3; Secretary 4; Keyettes 3; Vice- President 4; Volleyball 3,4; French Honors 3,4; Guides 3,4; Manager Track Team 1; Homecoming Decorations 3. Row Two ACHjAN M. CHADRAN Gymnastics Club 3,4; J.V. Tennis 2; Gymnastics 3,4; National Honors 2,3,4; Spanish Honors 2,3,4. STUART CLAGGETT HAVERY CLARK KAREN ELIZABETH CLARKE Kappa 3,4; French Club 2,3; French Honors Treasurer 4; Ski Club 2,4; Western State 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Assembly Club 1; Volleyball 4; Powderpuff 4; Math Honors 4; Honor Roll 4; GRENDIER 4; Senior Council 4; SSOS 3; Homecoming Decorations 3,4; Portrait of America 1. PAUL COGGINS .Key Club 4; J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Football 3, Latin Hon- ors 3,4. Michell Horsey” Hall devours the contents of her feedbag. Row One KIM MARIA COLES Human Relations 4; Soul Squad 3; Senior Homeroom Class President 4; Homecoming Decorations 4; Senior Council 4; Senior Prom Decorations 4; Sadie Hawkins Committee 4. SARA ANN COOK Kappa 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Spanish Honors 3,4; Debate Speech 2; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4; Senior Council 4. FRED COOPER TRACY COPELAND Stellae 4; Honor Roll 4; Ten Nights in a Barroom 4. CHRISTINE M. COURTNEY Kappa 2, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Guides 3,4; Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; French Honors 2,3,4; Na- tional Honors 3,4; Junior Class Secretary 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; GRE- NADIER 2,3; SGA 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Row Two MARTHA JEAN COURTNEY Assembly Club, President 1; Keyettes 2; J.V. Softball 2; Varsity Softball 3,4. WILLIAM CRAIG RICHARD TAURANAC CRABILL French Club 1,2; Key Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,3; Monogram Club 3,4; J.V. Tennis 1,2; Varsity 3,4; J.V. Soccer 2,3; Varsity 4; Senior Class Vice-President 4; Powderpuff Coach Cheerleader 3, Cheer- leader 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4; Homecoming Decorations 4; Senior Council 4. LISA B. CRAWFORD Zeta 3; Volleyball 4; French Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 4; Math Honors 4; Latin Honors 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 2,4; Homecoming Decorations 2,4. PETER CREWS I'll swallow this goldfish for a quarter! 26 SENIORS Row One MICHAEL Y. CROSS Crew 2,3, Co-Captain 4; Math Honors 3,4; Sophomore Homeroom Vice Pesident 2. TODD CUMPSTON DAVID E. CURTIS Covenant of the Hexagram, President 4. GREGORY DALE Ski Club 3,4; Science Club 1,3,4; Photography Club 4; J.V. Soccer 1,2, Varsity 3; Math Honors 2,3,4; Science Fair 1,2,3,4. MELISSA DANIEL Row Two ROBERT DANIELS CARMEN DAVIS JAN LOUISE DEARDORFF Kappa 2,3,4; J.V. Tennis 2; J.V. Soccer 2; J.V. Softball 2, Captain 3; Varsity 4; Powderpuff 3,4; National Honors 2,3,4; Latin Honors 2,3,4; German Honors 4; Science Honors 4; Homeroom Vice- President 2,3; Senior Council 4. GRETCHEN DEGROOT Varsity Tennis 4; Softball 4; Ski Club 4. So? I'll do anything for a quarter. ROBERT DEMAREST fkl , I- 5 K ,Vv ' r, __ l+l ? f' '} 3 t o] - 7 2 W- t d + b u -c rf Jvo i fS (X 4- a-L ool k-uLr, V7 Ui v [r£- - Xp. CCJt-O l f 0 e-K - A - I Vu.i5 tv.A .'L -b-e-r A 5= Row One NOEL BONAVENTURE DESKINS VOT 3, President 4; FBLA 4; Varsity Track 2,3 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3, Co-Captain 4; Intramural Volleyball, Captain 3; Powderpuff, Captain 3,4; Run-A-Thon 3. JOHN DICKSON GLENN DIETZ JULIE ANN DIXON JUDY EARLES Row Two WALTER L. ECKBRETH French Club 4; Ski Club 4; J.V. Soccer 3, Varsity 4; French Honors 4. KATHY EDSALL MARY HELEN ELLIS French Club 4; Guides 4; Powderpuff 4; Track 1; Track Manager 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; Spanish Honors, Trea- surer 4; Student Council, Secretary 1; Homeroom President 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1 ; Senior Council 4. CARL ELLISON Swimming 1; Soccer 1; J.V. Wrestling 3; Football 4; Pow- derpuff Cheerleader 3; Monogram Club 4. CHARLES EWING This underclassman attempts to identify yet another unknown sub- stance in Chem Study. 28 sM, L r More remnants of the sugar truck accident. Row One FRANCINE PATRICIA FAGGINS DECA 3, President 4; Track 1; Dance 2. JARRY L. FAIRMAN Ski Club 3,4; Golf Club 3,4; FBLA 4; Spanish Honors 3; Tri-M 4; Marching Band 3,4; Wind Ensemble 3,4; jazz Lab 4. Row Two LORRAINE FEREDAY DARYL E. FLEARY FBLA, Parliamentarian 4; Human Relations Director 3; J.V. Soccer 2, Varsity 3,4; J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity 3,4; Tri-M 3,4; NMSQT Semi- Finalist 4; Marching Band and Wind Ensemble 3, Vice-President 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3,4; Senior Council 4. Row Three LOTHIA FLOYD DIANE SUE FORD Keyettes 2, Secretary 3; Western State 2; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 2; Yorktown Drill and Dance Corps 4. Row Four DORSON FOSTER YVETTA FOWLER Row Five HOLLY FOWLER TIM FOWLER 1 ' 4 SENIORS 29 Ml Row One LINDA FORD THERESA FOX Row Two GREG GAINER MICHAEL GALLAGHER Row Three ROBERT GASBARRI Ski Club 3,4; Varsity Baseball 4. EDWARD GELZER Row Four LAURA A. GENOVESE Guides 3,4; French Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; Latin Honors 4; District Regional Chorus 1,3; GRENADIER 2; Who's Who Among American Students 4; Portrait of America. SUSAN GILL Row Five CHRIS GIMLIN NANCY GEIER Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4. We're......and proud of it! 30 SENIORS c? Row One MICHAEL GLAZIER ELLEN GORDON Row Two GAREY GORMES ELLEN GRACHOW Row Three WENDY GRAHAN DARREN M. GRAVAT Spanish Club 1,3; Varsity Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Varsity Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4. Row Four JOHN FULLER GROOM Wrestling 1; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,3, Co- Captain 4; Track 4; National Honors 3,4. PAUL GROSS Row Five KELLY ANNE HAGGERTY Ski Club 4; Photography 4; Zeta 4; Quill and Scroll Honors 4; GRENADIER 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4. CHRIS HAHN The end of the semester at Yorktown brings new faces to the library, SENIORS 31 Did I tell you about the one who got away? Well, she was . . Row One LISA MICHELLE HALL French Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4; Kappa 3, Historian 4; Stage Crew 2; Ski Club 4; Guides, Secretary 4; Alpha Coordinator 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 2. KATE HANNA Row Two JIM HANNAN Rifle Club 2; Spring Track 2; J.V. Football 3. KATHERINE L. HANSEN Kappa 3,4; Western State 2,3; International Club 2,3; Varsity Soccer 2,3, Captain 4; J.V. Basketball 3, Co-Captain 4; J.V. Softball 2; Varsity Softball 3; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 2,3, Secretary 4; Powder- puff Captain 3,4. Row Three JOANNA HARDING VOT Treasurer 4; FBLA 4; Football Manager 1; Wrestling Manager 1; SCA Representative 1. ELLEN HARING J.V. Tennis 2; Varsity Softball 3; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Powder- puff 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; German Honors 4. Row Four LAURIE HARLAN Ski Club 4; FBLA 4; Track 1; Basketball 1,4; Softball 2,3,4; Powderpuff 4. ANN HARMAN Kappa 2,3,4; Guide 4; National Honors 2,3,4; French Honors 3,4. Row Five DEBORAH HARRISON VIRGINIA HARSH Kappa 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3, President 4. 32 SENIORS Look we had a deadline and ran out of pictures, so Row One JOSEPH HART SPENCER LEE HARVEY Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. REBECCA ANN HARWELL FBLA 4; VOT 3,4; Drama Club, President 1; Absolutely Curtains 2. THOMAS M. HAYNIE, JR. Key Club 3,4; J.V. Tennis 2; Varsity 3,4; Indoor Track 2; Varsity Track 3; Spring Track 1; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; Spanish Honors 3. PETER G. HAYS Key Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Powderpuff Coach 4; Wrestling 1; J.V. Baseball 1,2; Varsity 3, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Winter Track 2,4; Who's Who in American High School Students 3; National Merit Schol- arship Semi-Finalist 3; National Honors 3,4. Row Two SUZANNE HEDEGER CHARLIE HELM SYLVIA MERRILL HENDERSON French Club 2,3; Madrigals 4; Art Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; Thespian 2,3, Historian 4; Drama Make-Up Chairman 3,4; Senior Council 4; Sadie Hawkins 4; Godspell 3. WILLIAM BRADSHAW HENKLE Key Club 3, Secretary 4; Football 1, J.V. 2; Track 1; Class Treasurer 1; National Honors 2,3,4; Student Government 2,3, Chairman 4; PTA Representative 4; Variety Show 3,4; Powderpuff Cheer- leader 4; Human Relations 1; Homecoming Decorations 3,4. SARAH HENNINGS Choir 3,4; Senior Council 4; Thespian Troupe 4; Tri-M 4; Sets Crew 3; Lights Crew 3; Newspaper 3; Props Crew Chairman 4; District Chorus 4. SENIORS 33 Row One GEORGIANNA HERRING Zeta 2,3; Western State 3; Varsity Volleyball 4; Spring Track 4; Art Honors 2; Homecoming Decorations 3; Ten Nights in a Barroom , Make-up Crew 4; Portrait of America 1. MICHAEL HIMMERICK BARBARA HINES YVETTE HOFFMAN JASON HOFFMAN Row Two DANIEL HOLDERNESS LEILA A. HOLTSMAN Kappa 3,4; Guides 3,4; International Club 2; Ski Club 4; J.V. Tennis 3; National Honors 3,4; Rench Honors 2,3, Secretary 4; Latin Honors 2,3,4; Powderpuff 3; Homecoming Decorations 2; Senior Council 4. ELIZABETH JEAN HOPWOOD Zeta 2,3,4; Ski Club 4; J.V. Tennis 2,3; Var- sity Softball 3,4; Powderpuff 3,4; Spanish Honors 3,4; Concert Band 2; March- ing Band 2. MARGARET HOWLAND Jazz Lab 3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Tri-M 3,4; Choir Pres- ident 4; Godspell 3; District Chorus 3,4; Variety Show 3. SCOTT T. HUHEEY Thespians 3,4; Rifle Club 2; International Club 2; High Adventure 3; TV Lab 2, Chairman 3,4; Swimming 1; Spanish Honors 2,3; Light Crew Chairman 4; Jazz Lab 4; Variety Show 2,3; Thespian Production 2. GRENADIER photographer discovers the missing link in Yorktowns drug ring. 34 SENIORS Row One CINDY HULME French Club 4; Kappa 2,3 4; International Club 3; Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; Math Honors 2,4; National Honors 3,4; French Honors 3. DONNA MAY HUNSUCKER National Honors 3,4. Row Two CHERYL HUSTON Softball 2,4; Spanish Honors 2,3,4; German Honors 3,4; Senior Council 4. MARK A. HUTCHINSON Ski Club 3,4; Photography Club, Secretary 4; Trea- surer 4; Jazz Band 1. Row Three PHUONGLAN HUYEN International Club 2,3,4; French Honors 2; Math Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; Band 1,2,3. DAVID INDYKE Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics Club 3,4; Orchestra 1,2. Row Four CATHERINE E. ISHAM Equestrian Club 1,2; International Club 1,2; Art Honors 1 2,3. ERIC JACOBSEN Row Five C. KIMBERLY JEFFERIES Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; Spanish Honors 3,4; Latin Hon- ors 4. MARK JOHNSON Rip Van Klassen wakes up from a bad case of Intensified Government. SENIORS 35 Row One TIMOTHY JOHNSON PATRICIA JONES VOT 3,4; FBLA 4. Row Two PAULA JONES RACHEL ELIZABETH JONES Kappa 2,3, President 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 4; Powderpuff 4; Matn Honors 4; National Honors 3,4; Senior Council 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. Row Three DEBORAH KAHN Science Club Secretary 4; International Club 3; Guides 3,4; Western State 3; Crew 2,3,4; Math Honors 3,4; Latin Honors 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; National Honors 2,3,4; Science Honors 4; Senior Council 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4. PATRICIA KAPNISTOS Kappa 2,3,4; International Club; Patriettes 2; Guides 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Volleyball 4; French Honors 3,4; Powderpuff 4; Senior Council 4; Sentry 4. Row Four NANCY LOUISE KEAGY Kappa 3,4; Alpha Representative 4; Student Coun- cil 4. MONICA KENNON Modern Dance Club 2; National Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 2,3,4; Spanish Honors 2,3, Secretary 4; It's Academic 4. Row Five BEATRICE KEY PAMELA KIMREY Jerry Fairman and Jim Leach knew their secret wasn't safe forever.... 36 SENIORS Row One BERNADINE V. KING Patriettes 2; Spanish Club 4; Bike Club 4. DON KIPPS Ski Club 3,4; Key Club 4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 4. Row Two MARY KIRCHNER GREGORY SCOTT KLASSEN Ski Club 4; Spring Track 1,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; FBLA President 4. Row Three CAROL KNOBLOCH Zeta 4; Ski Club 4; Gymnastics 4; Volleyball 4; Track 4; Decorations Committee 4. f KO yxAf fOtfteW .H MAUREEN KNOWLTON Gymnastics 1,2,3; Track 1,2; GAA 1. Row Four JOSEPH GREGORY KOSCIW Key Club 2,3,4; Western State 3; National Hon- ors 2,3,4; French Honors 2,3,4; Science Honors 3,4; Math Honors 4; Marching Band 3; Wind Ensemble 3. RUSSELL LANGFORD Row Five JAMES L. LEACH JR. Key Club 3; Treasurer 4; Ski Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity 3,4; German Honors 3,4; Math Honors 2,3,4; Pow- derpuff Football Coach 3,4. SOO JEAN LEE Varsity Volleyball Captain 4; Powderpuff 4. Liz Hopwood, Brian Hunnicut, and Andrea Luchsinger practice their Tony Orlando and Dawn. SENIORS 37 Row One HANNE LEFCOURT WILLIAM C. LETSON Thespians 4; Drama 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Senior Council 4; Close-up 3. JACQUELINE CLAIRE LEWIS Zeta 2,3,4; Assembly Club Secretary 1; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Western State 2; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Football Manager 2; Varsity Baseball Manager 2; Presi- dential Classroom For Young Americans 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Powderpuff 3; Yearbook 1; Variety Show 2; GAA 1; Portrait of America 1; GRENADIER 4. SHEILA A. LEWIS JANET LIEBANEAU Row Two JILL ANNETTE LITTLEWOOD Gymnastics 1,2; Ski Club 4; DECA Photo- grapher 3, Historian 4. GERDA LOEB D.E. 3,4; FBLA 4. ROBIN DENISE LONG Varsity Tennis 2,3,4; French Honors 3,4; National Honors 4; Band 2,3; Jazz Lab 4. F. TRACY LUCAS J.V. Baseball 1. LOIS LUNDY Western State 2,3; Bible Club 3; French Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4. Professor Helm explains the anatomy of a bong. 38 SENIORS Row One PETER MACPHERSON STEPHEN MAHER PATRICIA E. MAJOR VOT 3,4; FBLA 4. ANDREW JAMES MALINCHAK Golf Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; As- tronomy Club 3; Treasurer 4; Golf 3,4; Swimming 1; Math Honors 3,4; Junior Achievement 4. GREG MANO Row Two SHARON A. MANOLIS DECA 4; Stellae 4; Ski Club 4; Assembly Club 1; Drill and Dance Team 2; Captain 3,4; Spanish Honors 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Variety Show 3. NANCY P. MARCEY VOT 3,4; Kappa 4. AARON MARGOSIS International Club 4; Math Honors 4; French Honors 4. PAMELA MARIA Stellae 3; Treasurer 4; Quill and Scroll Honors 3,4; Latin Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; GRENADIER 3,4; Honor Roll 4. BARBI MARSHALL David Tanzer and Charles Wormald get their jollies finding dirty books in the library. SENIORS 39 Row One DANIEL F. MARTINO Key Club 3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; National Symphony Apprentice 3; Who's Who in Music 3,4; American Legion Boys's State 4; McDonald's All-American Band Nominee 4; Music Honors 2, Secretary 3, President 4; German Honors 2,3, Treasurer 4; Math Honors 2,3, Treasurer 4; National Honors 2,3,4; Latin Honors 2,3,4; NAJE Honors Vice-President 4; Concert and Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2; Thursday Night Crowd 2; Jazz Lab 3,4; All-Regional Orchestra 2,3; All-Regional Band 1,2,3,4; All-State Orchestra Alternate 1,2; All-State Orchestra 3,4; Solo Festival 1,4; Three-Penny Opera 1; Godspell 3. ODARIS L. MASON VOT 4; Soul Squad 1. Row Two JANICE K. MATSUURA Western State 2,3; Photography Club 4; Softball 2; Tennis 3; Powderpuff 3; Math Honors 2,3; Latin Honors 4; Quill and Scroll Honors 2,3,4; Yearbook 1; GRENADIER 2,3,4. DAVID MAYER Row Three MICHELLE MAZAN Zeta 3,4; Senior Council 4; Powderpuff 3; Gifted and Talented Student 4; French Honors 2,3, President 4g Who's Who among Ameri- can High School Students 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 2,4; Homecoming Decorations 2,3,4. DIANE MARIE MAXWELL Zeta 4; Ski Club 2; Guides 3,4; SFAC 2,3; Tennis 1 ; Powderpuff 3; Math Honors 2,3; French Honors 2,3,4; Art Honors 2; National Honors 4; Class Secretary 2; Class Vice-President 3; GAA Officer 1; FBLA Trea- surer 4. Row Four GEORGE E. MCCARTHY J.V. Wrestling 2,3; Varsity Wrestling 4; Key Club 3, Publicity Officer 4; Zeta Mascot 4; Ski Club 3,4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3. PATRICIA ANNE MCCARTHY Zeta 3,4; Varsity Football Manager 3; J.V. Statis- tion 3, Varsity 4; Powderpuff 3,4; Senior Council 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 2. Row Five ROBERT SEAN MCCARTHY Cycling Club 4; Rifle Club 3; Astronomy Club 4; Golf Club 2; Ski Club 3; Swim Team 4. TARA ELLEN MCCARTHY Photography Club 4; Ski Club 3,4; Zeta 2,3, Vice- President 4; Powderpuff 3; Spanish Honors 2,3; Honor Roll 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Jr. Achievement 4; Variety Show 2,3,4; Saoie Hawkins Decorations 4; Human Relations; Thespian 1; Sentry 3; GRENADIER 4; Senior Council 4; Sadie Hawkins Publicity Manag- er; Varsity Show Director 4. Arlington County Salt Trucks get a little carried away. 40 SENIORS Row One VIVIAN E. MCCLURE French Club 4; Crew 2,3 4; Drill Team 2,3; Senior Council 4; Variety Show 3. BONNIE ADELE MCCOY Zeta 2,3,4; Math Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Honor Roll 4; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Gymnastics Club 2,3, Vice-President 4; Magic Circus 2,3,4; Variety Show 2; Varsity Football Manager 3; J.V. Softball 2; Varsity Softball 3,4; Powderpuff 3; Varsity Gymnastics 1,3,4; Varsity Cheerlead- ing 4; Homecoming Queen 4; GRENADIER 4. Row Two DANIEL MCCRACKEN KAREN MCDANIEL Row Three KIM MARIA MCDANIEL VOT 3,4; FBLA 4; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soul Squad 3; GAA 1; Intramurals 1. JAMES E. MCGAVIN Key Club 2,3, Vice-President 4; Ski Club 4; Phi Tappa Kegga 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4; Newspaper Editor 1; Variety Show Script Committee 4; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; Yearbook Editor 1, Assistant Editor 3,4. Row Four CAROL JEAN MCHUGH Gymnastics 1,3, Co-Captain 4; Zeta 3,4; Football Manager 3. CHRISTINE ANN MCKOWEN Zeta 2,4, Vice-President 3; Alpha Coordinator 4; Photography Club 4; Western State 3; Ski Club 4; International Club 2; Assembly 1; Monogram Club 4; Powderpuff 3; Girls' Track 4; Varsity Football Manager 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Spanish Honors 2; Senior Council 4; Human Relations 3; GRENADIER 4; Variety Show 1,2,4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 2, Food Committee 4. Row Five JEANNE MCLAUCHLIN Gymnastics 1,3; Zeta 2,3; Cheerleading 1,4; Gymnas- tics Club 2,3,4; J.V. Tennis 3; Powderpuff 3,4; Senior Council 4. LAURA KELLY MCPHAUL Zeta 3, Bouncer 4; Western State 3; Gymnastics Club 1,3,4; Ski Club 4; GAA 1; Gymnastics 1,3,4; Powderpuff 3; Magic Circus 3,4. Sure it's a nice shirt — but what's the point? SENIORS 41 Row One JAMES MCQUESTON Crew 1,2,3 Co-captain 4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3, President 4. DAVID K. MELLINGER Science Fiction Club 2; International Club 3; Covenant of the Hexagram, Treasurer 4; Astronomy Club, President 3,4; Soccer 1; Na- tional Honors 2,3, Treasurer 4; French Honors 2,3,4; Science Honors 4; Tri-M 3, Secretary 4; math Honors Treasurer 3, President 4; Varsity It's Academic 3. Row Two BRUCE MIDDLE TERESA MILLER Row Three JONATHAN ALLEN MINNICK Homeroom Treasurer 2,3; Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,4; District Champion 2,3; Key Club 4; Ski Club 4; Rotary Representative 4; Honor Roll 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 4; Senior Council 4; Quill and Scroll 4; French Club 4; GRENADIER 4. CYNTHIA MITCHELL Row Four WALTER MONROE GEORGE C. MOORE Key Club 3,4; Golf Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; National Hon- ors 4; Math Honors 4; Quill and Scroll 4; SENTRY 4; FBLA 4. Row Five JAMES ARTHUR MORGAN Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4. DAVID MORRIS J.V. Football 3; Varsity 4. A little known national monument can be found at Yorktown — The tomb of the unknown student. 42 SENIORS Row One ANDREW MUNSEY German Honors 4; j.V. Soccer 1,2; Varsity 3,4; Pow- derpuff Cheerleader 4. KENNETH SHAE MURPHY Western State 2; Bible Club 3, Vice-President 4; Latin Honors 2; Math Honors 4; National Honors 3. MICHAEL K. MYERS Football 1; J.V. 2; Wrestling 1; Track 1; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity 3,4. LYNN D. NETTLES Ski Club 3; French Club 3; FBLA Co-Vice-President 4; J.V. Softball 2; Varsity 4; French Honors 4; Math Honors 4; Patriettes 2; Senior Council 4; Close-Up 3; Presidential Classroom 4. KIM NICOLET Row Two RAY NISSEN KATHI ANNE PAFFEL Science Club 3,4; Western State 3; Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 4. WALTON JOHN PAGE CHERYL PARKER CHRISTOPHER PATTERSON Bill Henkel — always surrounded by beautiful women. SENIORS 43 Row One SUSAN NERINE PAYNE VOT 3; Secretary 4; FBLA 4; Drama Club 1; Up the Down Staircase 1; Flowers for Algernon 1. CAROLE PECORE SCOTT E. PETTYJOHN Tri-M 2,3; Band 1,2,3, Vice-President 4. TIM PHILLIPS JEFF B. PISHNER Ski Club 4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3; J.V. Basket- ball 2; Varsity Basketball 3. Row Two TAMMY PITTS JOHNNA PLAYER IMAN POERAATMADJA Key Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Gymnastics 2; Spanish Honors 2,3; Honor Roll 4; Powderpuff Coach 3,4. MARY POMPONIO Zeta 2,3, President 4; Powderpuff 3,4; French Honors 2,3,4; Senior Council 4; Sadie Hawkins Activities Chairman 4. I SUSAN DONATA POMPONIO Kappa 4; French Club 4. Georgia Herring participates in an experiment on learning by osmosis. 44 SENIORS A funny thing happened to this senior on the way to the Forum. Row One BRADLEY JAMES PONT Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Latin Soc- cer 2,3; Latin Honors 2,3; Math Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; German Honors 3,4; Ski Club 4; Light Crew 1. TAMMY ANN POPVICH MARK J. PROCTOR Ski Club 4; Wrestling 1. PATRICIA J. PURVIS Softball 3,4. CHRISTINE RADCLIFFE National Honors 3, Secretary 4; Latin Honors 2,3,4; German Honors 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; SFAC 2, Treasurer 3; Zeta 2,3, Trea- surer 4; All-Regional Band 1,2; School Board Representative 4; Ski Club 4; GRENADIER 3. Row Two BARBERA RAMSEY WAYNE EDWARD RATCLIFFE C.B. Club 3; FBLA 4; DECA 2,3, Parliamen- tarian 4; Football 1; Swimming 2,3,4. CHERYL L. REED Keyettes 2; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4; Senior Council 4. MILDRED REED PEACHES REED Kappa 3; Wrestling 3; Football Manager 3; Basketball Man- ager 3,4. SENIORS 45 Row One PORTIA REED CINDY REID Varsity Basketball 2; Spanish Honors 3,4; Homecoming Atten- dant 3. MARSHALL RENS Latin Honors 1; Newspaper and Yearbook Assistant Editor 1; J.V. It's Academic 2; German Honors 2,3, Vice-President 4; Western State 3; SSOS 3; Key Club 3,4; Honor Roll 4; Close-Up 4; Quill and Scroll Honors 4; GRENADIER 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 4; Ski Club 4; Senior Council 4; Guides Treasurer 4. ANA L. RETA Kappa 4, International Club 4; Ski Club 3; Volleyball 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Spanish Honors 4; Patriettes 3; Variety Show 3. MARY RHODES Row Two RONALD RIDGELY FRED ROBERT RIES Ski Club 2,3,4; j.V. Baseball 2; J.V. Soccer 3; Varsity Soccer 3, Co-Captain 4; French Honors 4; Phi Tappa Kegga 4. JAMES SCOTT RIXSE Key Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Sentry 2,3, Editor-In-Chief 4; It's Academic 3,4; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3,4; National Honors 2,3,4; Spanish Honors 3; Math Honors 4; Quill and Scroll Honors 2,3, Co-President 4. TAMMY ROBINSON KATHRYN ROLPH Hey Doug Vilet, Ultra-Brite would like to proposition you. 46 SENIORS Fresh back from the Bahamas, Carol Burnette takes time out from her Sentry interview to pose for this picture. Row One MARK ROMNESS GRENADIER 2,3, Editor-in-Chief 4; National Honors 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Ski Club 2; Latin Honors 2,3,4; Honor Roll 4; Quill and Scroll 2,3, Co-President 4; Crew 4. JENNIFER E. RUSK Rifle Club 1, French Club 4. Row Two CANDACE ANNE SANFORD Zeta 4; Historian 4; Human Relations 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Senior Council 4; Sadie Hawkins Food Chairman 4; GRE- NADIER 3; Assistant Editor 4; Powderpuff 4. ELISA ANN SASSCER Ski Club 4; Silk Screening Club 4; Crew 3,4; Powder- puff 3; GAA Manager 1; Art Honors 4; Homecoming Decorations 3. Row Three LISA SCHMIDT Choir 2; Mixed Choir 3. DENNIS L. SCHOLL, JR. Key Club 3,4; Football 1, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Pow- derpuff Coach 3,4; Wrestling 1; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Phi Tappa Kegga 4. Row Four GEORGE SCHUER SHERI SCHWAMB Row Five DONNA JEAN SCHWARTZ French Club 2,3,4; Stellad 3, Secretary 4; Art Honors 4; Homeroom Vice President 2,3; Homecoming Deocrations 3. ROBERT SCHWENGEL Key Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Football 1; J.V. 2; Math Honors 3,4; German Honors 3,4; Tri-M 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2; Jazz Lab 3,4; Drum Major 4. SENIORS 47 Row One MARIO SCLARANDIS CAROLYN JEAN SCOTT Zeta 2,3 Recording Secretary 4; Latin Honors 2,4, President 3; Math Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 2,3, Vice-President 4; SGA Secretary-Treasurer 4; SFAC 2, Secretary 3. Row Two SUSAN SEGREST ROBERT SHARFF Row Three MELINDA SHAY VALERIE RENE SHEPPARD Thespian 1; Zeta 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; GAA 1; Track 1,2, Captain 3; Varsity Swimming 1,2; Varsity Soccer 4; Football Manager 2; Baseball Manager 2; J.V. Cheerleading Captain 3; Varsity Cheerleading 4; Gymnastics 1; German Honors 1,2,3; Human Relations 1,2; Transition Commit- tee 3; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 2,4; Homecoming Decorations 2; Senior Council 4. Row Four SUSAN MICHELLE SHERIDAN DEAN J. SHULMAN Key Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Monogram Club 3,4; J.V. Tennis 2; Varsity Tennis 3,4; Spanish Honors 3,4; National Honors 3,4; Pow- derpuff Football Cheerleader 3,4. Row five AMY SILVERMAN Zeta 2,3; International Club 2,3; Ski Club 3; High Adven- ture Club 3; Spanish Honors 2,3, President 4; Latin Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 3,4; SFAC Service Commission 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; National Merit Commendation 4. JOAN SMITH “Hey, come on . . . pass it this way , says Mike Stombock. 48 SENIORS Row One MICHAEL SMITH N. SOOD Row Two DANIEL SORKOWITZ Chess Club 1,2,3 4; Ski Club 4; Key Club 2,3.4; Crew 2,3,4; Math Honors 4; Latin Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 3,4; Debate Team 2,3. PAULETTE ANN SOUTHALL Guides 3,4; International Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Leo's 4; German Club 4; Soccer 3,4; Powderpuff 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Photog- raphy 3, President 4; SENTRY 4. Row Three TAMMY SPANGENBURG ALEX SPILIOTOPOULOS Football 1; Soccer 1; Basketball 1; Wrestling 1; Track 1; Quill and Scroll 4; SENTRY 4; Audio Crew 3,4; Issues in Focus 3,4; Village Idiot 4; WHYS Radio 2,3; Junior Achievement 3. Row Four KATHY STEHMAN SAMEUL SCOTT STEPHENS Tennis 4; FBLA 4; National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; Spanish Honors 4. Row Five LISA ANN STERN Stellae 2,3 President 4; Powderpuff 3,4; National Honors 3,4; French Club 2, Honors 3,4; Student Council Secretary 1; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,3; Honor Roll 4. DEBORAH STEVENS A midday game of leapfrog livens up what would be an average lunch. SENIORS 49 Yorktown Senior High School . . . Home of the Whoppers. Row One LYDIA STIVERS JAMES GREGORY STODDARD Row Two KATHERINE LEE STOEHR Varsity Track 3,4; Powderpuff 4; Senior Council 4; Latin Honors 2,3,4; Honor Roll 4. MIKE STOMBOCK Row Three SASHA STONEMAN Zeta 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Cycling 1; Assembly Club 1; Powderpuff 3,4; French Honors 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Honor Roll 4; Newspaper Editor 1; Yearbook Editor 1; GRENADIER 4; Senior Council 4; Portrait of America 1. KAREN STORCH Row Four ANNE ELIZABETH SUGDEN Latin Honors 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3, Captain 4; Tennis 2,3; National Honors 3,4; Sophomore Class Vice-President 2; Junior Class President 3; SFAC 2. SHEREEN G. SULLIVAN Ski Club 3; Track 2; Basketball 2; Swimming 1; Tennis 1; Gymnastics 1; Math Honors 4; GAA Representatives 1; Homecom- ing Decorations 3. Row Five ATI SURADJA HELEN OLIVIA SYMES German Club 4; French Club 2; Photography Club 4; Guides 4; Western State 3; Silk Screen Club 4; Girls Varsity Soccer 2; Track 3; Art Honors 3, Secretary 4; Co-Chairman Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4; Stage Band 1; Manager Girls Soccer 3. 50 SENIORS Row One DAVID TANCMAN M. DAVID TANZER Forensics 3, President 4; Chess Club 3; Astronomy 3; International Club 2,3; Leo Club 3,4; Soccer 1; Latin Honors 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Spanish Honors 3,4; Math Honors 2, Vice President 3,4; Stu- dent School Board Representative 4; SFAC 2,3; It's Academic 2,3,4. BRENDA TATELMAN Keyettes 2,3, District Representative 4; Astronomy Club 2,3,4; J.V. Tennis 4; Spanish Honors 3,4; JR Achievement 3; Homecom- ing Decorations 4. CARIN L. TEETS Powderpuff 3. PATRICIA L. TESTERMAN VOT Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; FBLA Histo- rian 4. Row Two SUSAN THOMAS Drama Club, Secretary 1; Zeta 2,3,4; Ski Club 1; VOT, Treasurer 1; FBLA 1; Student Council 1; Track 2; Soccer 1; Basketball 1; Spanish Honors 1; Honor Roll 4. MARY ANN THOMPSON Kappa 2,3,4; French Honors 2,3,4; Guides 3, President 4; Ski Club 4; International Club 4; Powderpuff 3,4; Senior Council 4. JACQUELINE TULLY When W-L gets dull, Kathy Coleman comes to Yorktown in search of excitement. SHARON TYYKILA Western State 2; VICA 4; Photography 4; Junior Achievement 3; Honor Roll 4. ADRIENNE VEACH SENIORS 51 Row One BERNARD J. VENVERLOH III Electronics Honors, President 4; Cross Country 4. DOUG VLIET FBLA 4; Key Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Photography Club; Golf Club 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Swimming 1; Freshman Football 1, Varsity 3; J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity 3,4; Winter Track 4; Chorus 1; Drama 1; Senior Council 4; Band Committee 4. JAMES G. WALKER Chess Club 2,3, President 4; Ski Club 3,4; Leo Club 4; Crew 4; National Honors 3,4; German Honors 2,3,4; Science Honors 4; Math Honors 3,4. KIMBERLY MARIE WATSON Zeta 4; Kappa 2,3; Quill and Scroll 4; Track 3,4; Powderpuff 4; French Honors 4; Speech Team President 4; Debate Team 2; Speech Team 2,3,4; And There Were None 2; USA 3; SENTRY 4. MARIA WATSON Row Two CHIP WELLS STEVEN H. WHELDEN Key Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; SENTRY 3; GRENADIER 4. PAULINE ELIZABETH WHITE Softball 3. ADAIR WHITEHOUSE WILLIAM A. WILDHACK III National Honors 3,4; Math Honors 3,4; Thes- pian 3,4; Junior Class Treasurer 3. Muppet, Brad Pont, shows the wide range of facial expressions he can exhibit. 52 SENIORS Row One LORI WILLIAMS RAMONA WILLIAMS Row Two SARAH ALLETA WILLIAMS Gymnastics Club 1,2,3,4; Kappa 2,3, Historian 4; French Club 2, Honors President 4; Varsity Gymnastics 1,2,3, Captain 4; J.V. Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3; National Honors 2,3,4; Math Honors 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Sophomore Class Secretary 2; Senior Council 4; Sadie Hawkins Decorations 4; Governor's School; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Magic Circus 2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Honor Roll 4. PHIL WILSON Row Three MARK A. WINKLER Key Club 4; Gymnastics Club 3,4; Jay Minnick Fan Club 4; Soccer 1; German Honors 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1. PAULINE WISE Row Four CHARLES JOHN WORMALD International Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Spanish Honors 2,3,4; Covenant of the Hexagram 4; Chess Club Secretary 4; Leo's Club President 4; National Honors 2,3,4; It's Academic 3,4. CHRISTINA LYNN WRIGLEY International Club 2; Cheerleading 1; Math Honors 2,3,4; National Honors 2,3,4. Row Five JEN WRIGLEY SUSAN YOUNG From The Looks of Yorktown this year you wouldn't know that the price of coke went up. SENIORS 53 Row One PAUL M. ZAKANYCZ Ski Club 3; Co-Secretary 4; Rifle Club 2; J.V. Soccer 2,3; Varsity 4; German Honors 2,3; President 4; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2. JULIE ZAPF VOT 4; FBLA President 4. Row Two SUSAN ZAPOLSKI JOHN ZUMWALDE Tara McCarthy Brad Pont 54 SENIORS Senior Candids Alex Spiliatopolis, Daniel McCracken, Mike Glazier SENIOR CANDIDS 55 Steve Tartaglino 56 SENIOR CANDIDS Martha Courtney, Colin Marianne Bell, Donna Schwartz SENIOR CANDIDS 57 Ray Nisson, Greg Dale, Dan Holderness, Mike Myers, Paul Adelman, Ron Ridgely, Bob Schwengel, Jim Leach Andrew Malinchak 58 SENIOR COUNCIL Sylvia Henderson, Georgia Herring Tim Johnson Mike Stombock SENIOR CANDIDS 59 Anne Arquette, Karen Clarke, Michelle Hall Donald Bridgette 60 SENIOR CANDIDS Maria Watson Martha Buffum Joanna Harding, Mary Jane Baggett Val Sheppard Steve Tsimbidis, Jim McGavin, Dennis Scholl SENIOR CANDIDS 61 CojvcA ) Kim Coles Sharon Manolis 62 SENIOR CANDIDS Marshall Rens Jan Deardorff, Kim Watson Robin Long, Carol Knobloch, Kathy Stehman, Sally Cook, Donna Schwartz, Dawn Buell (standing) Suzy Beamer, Liz Hopwood SENIOR CANDIDS 63 Chriss McKowen Frenchie McCarthy Peaches Reed Robert Daniels, Bill Henkel 64 SENIOR CANDIDS Don Kipps Robby Ayers SENIOR CANDIDS 65 Rob Demarest Patty Kapnistos, Debbi Bragg Cheryl Huston, Sue Thomas, Sarah Williams Anne Sanford Peter Hays Dennis Scholl 66 SENIOR CANDIDS Jen Wrigley Chris Wrigley Mark Rom ness SENIOR CANDIDS 67 Mary Lee Pomponio, Joanna Harding Monica Kennon Robin Long Mary Helen Ellis Kelly Haggerty - 1 if. v 68 SENIOR CANDIDS Melissa Daniels Karen Storck Carol McHugh Ana Reta Debbie Kahn SENIOR CANDIDS 69 J- tt (jJc AA i 0 . tvl l AAA iUxi jAiau i I W ir a£4JA tA u e VuA J 'Aefl '7A . jt tAJav?AA IaJ A A rtAicot 'JfccfA ? fcb yvAnA yUjAoCttv Jit UA tor V m . 70 SENIORS You mean I can't get a scholarship in body work? 1-1 OSEBE.RRT SENIORS 73 UNDERCLASSES 74 UNDERCLASSES y UNDERCLASSES 75 JUNIORS 76 JUNIORS Doug Ricks gets caught trying to hide his stash in the library. D. Abi-Najm D. Adams J. Adams C. Albright P. Albright D. Allen L. Amthor W. Anglin S. Backus C.Bakatsias A. Barnes B. Baxter P. Beling C.Bellamy K. Beutel P. Blakeman R. Boswell D. Bowanko D.Brennan J. Bugler H. Bumgardner A. Burdetsky M. Burson A. Cain P. Cain S. Carstens G. Carter S. Cauffman D. Charlebois C. Chatten D. Childears R. Christie JUNIORS 77 C. Conklin R. Conard M. Copeland V. Crowder L. Connolly W. Cook M. Crabill J. Dale M. Church D. Ciano C. Clawson L. Cole J. Coleman V. Coleman L. Collier D. Colston B. Denny E. Deskins D. DiBari J. Dooley T. Downey R. Driscoll Pat Nolan bites his lip to keep from laughing at Mrs. Glennon. Artemis Papademitriou puts the finishing touches on Heidi Deitrich's Halloween costume. 78 JUNIORS B. Dunlap L. Dyer P. Ekardt D. Eller C. Ellis R. Ellis F. Feirtag S. Felts M. Flee son L. Fletcher F. Flynn R. Follin S. Fountain H. Freer C. French C. Fretts Heidi Dietrich smiles as her pants start to fall off. P. Gal pin D. Gavin R. Gibson M. Granadeno Doug Midnight Cowboy Ricks prepares for his next trick . R. Galpin E. Gebhard S. Godwin C. Gregory JUNIORS 79 S. Handerson M. Harkins C. Hartman A. Hays E. Heise K. Hendrick L. Harbinson J. Harris D. Haskins S. Hazzard S. Henderson O. Hendrickson These Juniors find they still cannot raise themselves to the Seniors' height. Gwen Carter tells her rabbit Harvey about the effects of certain chemicals on the mind. J. Henley M. Herring S. Herring T. Hervas ). Hewitt C. Hilten B. Hitt T. Hjelt L Holton E. Hopper P. Howe C. Howell J. Hudgens R. Hull B. Hunnicutt M. Iden J. James J. Jenkins D. Jennings G. Jofre S. Jones W. Jones E. Jay P.J. Kearney 80 JUNIORS Kim Hendrick makes calculations for his next deal. Kap Rasmussen and Chris Wilks react as a group of senior guys walk by. Sharon Jones would rather that Jay did not know about this. JUNIORS 81 J. Keller C. Kieswetter N. Kneece W. Knight N. Knowles B. Kraft M. Kramer C. Kuder M. Kupstas Sure these girls look wet. They should — they just got hosed. HimynameisMeigsMansinne.rmaJuniormybrotherHerbieplaysQuarterback.lweallvIikeSt eveWneldon.Pweaseputmypictureindayearbookformeifyoudon'tlwon'tbeyourbesttwiend anymore. 82 JUNIORS C. Maloney A. Mamaed M. Mansinne A. Marston G. Martin N. Martin F. Marvin D. Massie M. Mazan Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves . . . I love these 'after hours massages” exclaims Mr. Kurds. C. McClanahan S. McElhone R. Medley P. Monroe W. McCord j. Mclntire B. Miller B. Morgan P. McCreedy J. Mealey E. Miller K. Mountain JUNIORS 83 ,1 Dee Laughlin tries to look studious as he hides his Captain Marvel comic book. Kathy Mountain can't get away with The oP drop the crib notes in the shoe trick this time. Susan Wiley's jaw drops as someone finally tells her to shut up. L. Muessig D. Namminga J. Murphy C. Nassetta V. Myers J. Nokes P. Nolan J. Palmer T. Offutt A. Papadematriou P. Paice A. Parker 84 JUNIORS J. Parks L. Patterson G. Perry H. Pham C. Pitcher D. Potofsky D. Poulos B. Pranger P. Pressly C. Prominski J. Quinnette W. Radding K. Rasmussen S. Ray L. Reeder A. Renick D. Ricks B. Robbins M. Ricks B. Robertson S. Riggs S. Robinson N. Rives S. Roe B. Ross M. Russell D. Russow K. Sandall L. Sanders S. Sawyer S. Schecter A. Schuer Who lost it? JUNIORS 85 L. Schweitzer K. Scruggs L. Shapiro A. Shipley L. Shoemaker K. Scott L. Shapiro J. Sheppard S. Shirey P. Showalter Juniors Beth and Wanda cringe as seniors approach after the powderpuff game. J. Shulman K. Soedarjanto T. Sopher L. Spangenburg J. Stapleton G. Starkweather S. Stocker A. Stiers T. Swain S. Stilley D. Sutter G. Sydnor D. Thomas A. Tramblian K. Urban T. Vahle S. Vandersluijs 86 JUNIORS Greg Gainor gets off on a different tune Faye feels a cool breeze blowing through her head after having a bite of Pepper- mint Patty. D. Vangemeren K. VanNote D. Wages T. Walker J. Warden S. Wertheimer K. Von-Meister C Vouvalis L. Walch M. Ward T. Watson D. Wiley S. Wiley K. Williams R. Wilson D. Wormald K. Yunani C. Wilks M. Williams S. Wingate M. Yaggy D. Zimic JUNIORS 87 SOPHOMORES 88 SOPHOMORES T. Adikisson P. Aerni S. Allin D. Armstrong J. Audi L. Avis S. Ayoub L. Barber A. Barnebey J. Barry M. Bartis M. Beaubien B. Beck ). Belford j. Bell L. Bendit C. Benjamin M. Bickley C. Bird R. Black V. Blatnik B. Blincoe T. Bond A. Bottum J. Bowers D. Bowman M. Branch A. Brennan M. Bronson C. Brown K. Brown P. Buell Rietta Good Ship Lollipop Stoneman warms up for her half-time routine. Sophomore Carrie Custard busts up another one. SOPHOMORES 89 B. Bumgardner R. Burrill B. Burroughs T. Burson D. Butler K. Byers A. Cabada A. Cainelli R. Carmichael D. Casfeen R. Chaale R. Choi D. Claggett S. Clark S. Clarke J. Clay D. Copeland K. Courtney D. Craig M. Cronin G. Cuje A. Cumpston These should keep us going through the weekend. Columbus Brown and Charles Davis work feverishly in the Media Center producing an important research paper. 90 SOPHOMORES C. Custard D. Dandridge H. Daniel L. Daniels C. Davis J. Davis J. Davis K. Davis E. Day R. Dolinger A. Dela Barre T. Dorsey D. Nguyen G. Dupuis J. Dickson M. Ebe Robert Gasbarri makes his payments to these sophomores. Scott james can't believe the size of jeff Pishner's little bite. M. Edwards M. Eger E. Eiwen F. Ellis H. Elnagger K. Emery A. Eplett. B. Eplett C. Ergueta R. Faggins P. Farrow S. Fast M. Felts T. Fereday B: Fickley K. Fiers SOPHOMORES 91 P. Gimlin H. Goldberg D. Glaine K. Golden L. Graham N. Graham J. Gravat C. Graves S. Greene G. Greenfield H. Griffiths H. Gruber M. Guditus L. Guth H. Hall H. Hanna M. Hannan J. Hansen B. Harper T. Harrison J. Hayes W. Haynes H. Hediger V. Henderson These underclassmen try to wake their friend from a Ramale-induced trance. K. Fishel M. Francis K. Frenzen K. Fuller G. Gainer J. Gardner S. Fox M. Freeborn M. Friedman L. Furness R. Galpin T. Gikakis Blair Tyler is exhausted after a weekend with THEM. 92 SOPHOMORES M. Jaffe C. Johnson K. Jones E. Kinson S. James D. Johnson M. Katalinas C. Kline R. Joers S. Johnson D. Kelly S. Kluegel J. Henley T. Hickman H. Hoffman G. Holt M. Hughes P. Herring J. Hidalgo M. Holloway G. Hudson V. Huston D. Hersh N. Higgins R. Holsinger J. Hughes D. Jaffe My hair is brown, my eyes are hazel, and my coat is vivid blue says aspiring model Greg Gilmore. Sherri Fast is caught at play. SOPHOMORES 93 S. Kneeland D. Knobloch N. Kobayashi A. Korbeck ). Korbeck C. Kramer J. Kress K. Kuck J. Kyer You masher! exclaims Don Kipps and covers up the object of Greg If he takes my picture I'm going to break his face, says Dennis Scholl. Dale's desires. 94 SOPHOMORES H. MacArthur J. MacKeith J. MacPherson H. Mansinne B. Mayer T. Mayers M. McCausland P. McElhone R. McGregor Happy, Sleepy, and Dopey . . . Bonnie Flying High McCoy enjoys the finer points of aviation. S. McGuire J. Melnick B. Minton J. Morse P. McKeever J. Michos J. Mock F. Muelkin C. McLain P. Miller J. Monroe M. Murphy SOPHOMORES 95 These sophomores look on in amusement as Annette Cabada discovers she needs a new flea collar. Melissa Holloway looks stunned as she realizes that Valerie's bionic hickey is showing. No, Meg Friedman isn't conceited. M. Murray H. Negrey C. Nelson V. Nguyen M. Nicholson J. Nobles L. O'Dea E. Offutt J. Olmsted D. Onesty J. Orchard-Hays K. Overton 96 SOPHOMORES L. Palmer B. Phamle S. Palmer T. Phillips G. Palmes M. Piecna J. Patterson M. Pizzi M. Polik J. Pomeranz C. Pomponio A. Powell K. Prehoda G. Pressly P. Prominski D. Puglisi S. Quirk H. Rafi C. Rea S. Redinger D. Reeves D. Ricardo E. Rich ). Ries R. Ritter F. Robbins D. Robinson D. Rodriguez M. Romesburg T. Rooney L. Rotchford J. Rouse Can you find the sophomore in this picture? SOPHOMORES 97 No, Sieve, that's a newspaper — it does not have a centerfold. J. Scott M. Seibold C. Seymour T. Seymour © M. Russow E. Saduskas J. Samuels D. Sanford K. Scharfenstein C. Schindler Sophomore Sue Soedarjatno looks on in disgust and wonders why she never gets a rebound. E. Sibert G. Sills P. Skillman B. Skinner V. Skipwith J. Slusher E. Smith S. Soedarjatno S. Spearman M. Stehman J. Stiers A. Stoll R. Stoneman V. Stratos S. Suquinahua K. Swoboda D. Symes L. Thai G. Thomas P. Thomassen E. Toft N. Townsend J. Trible M. Tully D. Turner B. Tyler T. Uguyen D. Ulrich T. Umbel T. Ung Nam E. Vea A. Victor Yorktown's nightlife proves to be too late for these Sophomores. What's in the baggie, John? V. Wilks M. Windsor D. Work J. Wilson S. Wingate K. Zimic SOPHOMORES 99 FRESHMEN 100 FRESHMEN Luke Hallwalker welcomes everyone to Yorktown. Well, it started out to be a chair. . . M. Adams J. Ahalt D. Allen J. Allen K. Allen M. Allen C. Althaus G. Ammen C. Andrews S. Andrews R. Ayers R. Bardsley T. Bauer D. Beale R. Beaubien J. Bell D. Benson V. Berger C Berling C. Bernard R. Bhasker W. Birch L. Bishop R. Blair M. Blomgren K. Bowen M. Boyd R. Brasse M. Brennan S. Brennan N. Broffman P. Bullock FRESHMEN 101 B. Church S. Church M. Ciano C. Cole A. Coleman S. Collins M. Colston B. Congleton J. Conway J. Copeland K. Corish The detention group gathers in front of Mrs. Moss' class after school. Aw, come on, Gary West's breath can't be all that bad. 102 FRESHMEN S. Crenshaw C. Davis J. Crimi C. Day C. Crowder J. Day K. Daugherty W. Day B. Dean L Demoney L. Deck S. Denny W. DelaRosa N. Dienelt C. DeLashmutt C. Dietz Kathy Crowder enjoys hanging out in bars. Grease is the word M- Dunn J- Ekardt K. Esbeck M. Foster FRESHMEN 103 Before and . . . E. Fountain J. Fretz C. Fultan S. Gant K. Garner M. Gibson K. Gikakis O. Granadeno D. Goodwin T. Groom G. Grove T. Hahn . . . After: What plastic surgery can do these days! A. Hall F. Hamilton R. Hammerly K. Harding D. Harlan B. Harris A. Harrison M. Hawthorne S. Haynes C. Hazzard R. Hennings A. Hilts 104 FRESHMEN M. Korbeck A. Lagomarcino R. Larrick L. Leonard R. Kraft J. Lahr D. Laughlin A. Lester G. Kupstas M. Lamont M. Layton T. Long L. Holton E. Howell A. Hunnicutt K. james D. Kapnistos M. Hopkins V. Hugo C. Irons J. Jara K. Keagy J. Hotchkiss T. Hull J. Ivie D. letter N. Kneeland Yorktown had several former high school dropouts return to complete their studies this year. Adam Sopher and Eve Kapnistos prove that it all begins with an apple. FRESHMEN 105 K. Lowery J. Lukas R. Luthy E. MacArthur D. MacDonald V. MacLeod A. Mamaed J. Markrich S. Marple K. Marsh P. Mawyer M. McCarthy B. McColgan S. Martin C. McBride K. McClain E. McDermott K. Matthews T. McCanahan T. McClanahan C. McLaucklin Yorktown seniors proposed the school be redesigned thusly to prevent freshmen from enter- ing classrooms. Who is underneath Tara? I didn't know you got locked up for eating in the library! 106 FRESHMEN R. McNeely D. Means M. Mendes R. Menefee D. Merrell m. Michieli A. Michos A. Miller C. Miller “It was only this big . . . Kathy Von Meister will stoop for any ball. Mr. Gebhart can't believe how silly Ms. Cohen looks in her outfit. L. Miller D. Mitchell S. Mooney M. Moore K. Mosiman J. Mountain L. Moyer M. Mundy D. Murphy J. Murray P. Nelson T. Nguyen FRESHMEN 107 Yorktowns driver education car shows the results of a headon collision with a sugar truck. lohnna without Scott is like a day without thunderstorms. I'm number one! I'm number one! C. Nicolet J. Nolan C. Obey J. O'Dea B. Oden K. Onesty M. Pachucki S. Page K. Palmes S. Palmeter A. Podrasky I. Poeraatmadja 108 FRESHMEN P. Powell L. Pryor L Pratt S. Quirk $. Prehoda E. Ramey B. Pressly M. Ramsey H. Rasmussen D. Redmond B. Reed E. Reta T. Ricardo I. Richardson R. Richardson S. Ricks G. Roberson J. Roberts R. Robinson R. Robinson S. Rogers C. Roos E. Rotchford W. Rouse J. Rusevlyan M. Russell B. Sadaukas M. Samuels M. Sasscer G. Saupp N. Schlandlbaur A. Schweitzer Eva Alikanian prays, while Sasha Stoneman goes for her seventh Whopper. FRESHMEN 109 Yorktown's library promotes higher education with picture books. B. Scott R. Shaffer A. Shipley K. Smith J. Speer D. Seldomridge C. Shaw G. Shuey M. Smith L. Spencer Dazed by his first day in Ms. Nemir's class. Willy Chipman falls on his face. H. Stewart ). Stone P. Sullivan J. Surrey J. Sweeney M. Tangman ). Temple S. Testerman K. Thomas L. Thompson R. Thompson A. Thone L. Thorsen K. Tirado G. Traina G. Tsimbidis I 10 FRESHMEN P. Uelman P. Uelman W. Umbel J. Vandermark A. Van Maas C. VanWine- garden P. Veillette J. Venverloh C. Vogt R. Walker R. Ward T. Watt G. Wells R. Welsch K. Wertime B. Whipple K. Whittington D. Williams M. Winkler I. Wren B. Wildhack P. Wilson T. Wood N. Yu lohn Smith wraps his hose around his neck. 'I've always heard that two heads are better than one ... but on one body?” FRESHMEN 111 STUDENT LIFE 112 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 113 SADIE HAWKINS This float helped inspire spirit for the dance. Sadie Hawkins was one of the greatest Senior events this year. Faced with the problem of engineer- ing a date and paying for everything, the Senior women did very well despite much consternation. The dance's success can be attributed to its tradi- tional popularity and the dedication of Mary Pom- ponio and Senior Class President Suzy Beamer. The activities at the dance included a pie eating contest, pumpkin carving contest, square dancing, and apple bobbing. Tracy Copeland and Robert De- merest won the titles of Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner. 114 SADIE HAWKINS Debbie Kahn searches the crowd for her missing date. Debbie Kahn and Nancy Geier's hard work helped make the decorations impressive. Linda Anderson goes into hysterics over Mike Stomboch's proposition. Disco Ed Gelzer struts his stuff. SADIE HAWKINS 115 POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL broker ft nqers As expected, the Seniors crushed the Juniors in Powderpuff Football, 20-8. The Senior team was supported by the wild and crazy Powderpuff cheerleaders. Quarterback Suzy Beamer and halfback Val Sheppard, who led the Seniors with two touchdowns, starred for the Seniors. This year marked the initiation of the Sophomore-Freshman Powderpuff rivalry. Running back Maria Nicholson scored both touchdowns for the Sophomores, as they won 12-8. Stephanie Gant scored in the last two minutes for the Freshman to account for the final margin. Seniors always take the Powderpuff game seriously. The Freshmen fire out against the Sophomores on a running play. 116 POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL The juniors worry on the sidelines as the Seniors dominate the game. Richard Crabill complains Why don't you ever look at my face?” Marianne Pizzi saves a touchdown for the Sophomores with this tackle”. POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL 117 Eat Outs One can tell from the lack of cars that Pizza Hut is filled with freshmen. Popular places where Yorktown students indulge in their munching habits include Krispy Kreme for the early bird vandals and the late night partiers, Taco Bueno where students gather for their midday fiestas, and Fabulous Fritzbees Flying Food Factory where David Mayer will ensure you your YARDS of fun! If these don't appeal to your tastebuds let yourself go to Pizza Hut feel free at Ginos keep your eyes on your fries at McDonalds say Howdy to Roy Rogers make a whop stop at Burger King and after munching out from your daily Highs trip, eat at Steak-n-Egg Kitchen. Last but not least you can count the 31 flavors at Baskin-Robbins! Bon-Appetite! Tacu Bueno proves that Mexican food is a gas. 18 EAT-OUTS At Fantastic Fritzbie's Flying Food Factory one Finds fabulous features and fine friends. McDonald's is one of the many restaurant this year with a drive-in. The late night-early morning place. EAT-OUTS 119 Vandalism They seem very proud after a TP job on a classmates house. 120 VANDALISM Unfortunately there is much evidence of vandalism around the school. It comes in the form of graffiti on the walls, broken windows, stolen down jackets and lockers broken into. Even after Mr. Kurds' efforts to stop vandal- ism, the problems still persist. With the help of coopera- tive Yorktown students vandalism can be lessened. VANDALISM 121 The Career Center provides an opportunity for students to be exposed to courses in addition to their regular studies. The students are able to specialize in different areas that assist them in pur- suing a career which doesn't require college edu- cation such as fashion merchandising, hotel man- agement, and also auto mechanics. In addition, dif- ferent specialized week-end courses are offered such as SAT preparation. The ESAW program is also offered which permits students to learn the English language in addition to their native tongue. The Career Center is very helpful to many Yorktown students. Career Center Harry Barnes learns the finer arts of cooking. Home-Ec is an important course at the Career Center. Mr. Clemons instructs Sam Ayoub in the intracasies of the Home Air Conditioning system. 122 CAREER CENTER Students can make clothes to supplement their wardrobe. John Kelly cleans up after a project. Kevin Dowden works to repair a crankcase. CAREER CENTER 123 We said this freshman was too young to drive. Some people drive MC's, but Greg Stoddard drives a matchbox. Cars Motor vehicles at Yorktown seem to be a necessity for the so- cially active student. When asked whom he wanted to take out, one student replied, A taller girl with a license and a car. It seems that ownership or free access to a vehicle is a determining factor on whether one is able to take out a date. Motor vehicles at Yorktown are of wide variety. The rugged ad- venturer owns a truck, the competitor owns a race car, the partier owns a van, and the pragmatist owns the compact. A person's car is part of him. In our mechanized day, a motor vehicle is the in thing. Is this student's car parked in the teacher's parking lot again? Human Relations Volleyball The faculty tried hard, but did not have the physical capabilities to match up with the students (except, of course, the seniors). The Human Relations Committee sponsored a student-faculty volleyball game on January 31. The stu- dents were divided into three teams by grade. A combined freshman and sophomore team defeated the faculty, 9-7. The juniors lost 8-6 and the Seniors whipped the teachers 5-4. The games pro- moted spirit and human rela- tions and provided- a good break from the daily school routine. How did this sophomore get on the senior team? Richard Crabill shows the form that caused Mr. Allen to call him the best player on our team. VOLLEYBALL 125 Downtown When you're alone, and life Is getting you down, You can always go — Downtown; Let's just listen to the music and the traffic in the city . . . You cross the river and find a place to park your car. Then you jump out, walk the ten blocks back to your destination and smiling at the bouncer so she won't card you, wait 45 minutes so you can be seated. Where are you? Downtown of course, but the problems of parking, long lines, and high prices don't deter anyone from going there. Places frequented by students include Tammany Hall, The Tombs, Winstons, Bojangles, The Bayou, Crazy Horse, Desperado's, and Beneath It All. Emily Litela asks earnestly, Why does everyone want to go back to the Womb? What? Tombs? Oh, never mind. Lisa Lubner and her friend Todd go to Cunchers when they get the munchers. 126 DOWNTOWN dcM.c _ t )m UtxcC xU. ' b dxf o xa M cxU, - UU tUl Xm?ojU ■ AdcU O'UQjzfO- (ZAPJcce U McxZcO MPlUU M T-n . s-r U 2-y A -L+ A s r-iP 7 )' - a aa ? ! A XU OLJlf -OtX(24 'ju$ uoo, ytu'nt a UP A) jE imJ UtOaJAj °CPu-----Xw--lJ' ' Mi rjuu oJ' CC. (3 ct RzAJt d OP AU sA.------r — y, Mi_ ik c£m k4gM '£ ? Al td P ( CAV —• Tammany Hall is kinda like your ear, Jane. On the outside its nice and pretty and looks like a fun place to be. But on the inside, its dark, and there's things in there, you don't know what they are! — Roseanne Roseannah Oanna If you are a wild and crazy guy, wear your tight pants that show your bulges and you will swing successfully at this fox bar. DOWNTOWN 127 The Forum The Forum is Yorktown's cafeteria and gathering place. Macke Food Services pro- vide the student body with sandwiches, bev- rages, hot foods, and other taste delights. During free time, after school, and while skipping class, Yorktown students often gather in the Forum to talk, snack, study, play games, and just pass the time. Though sometime termed “puppy palace and teeny-bopper row , the Forum is a vital part of Yorktown life. Kathy Stehman finds her thrill on blueberry pie. This student draws for his potatoe chip but comes up empty handed. Despite administrative disapproval, cross country chair races became a popular seventh period activity. Ltn 7 1 L Cjpuc Civil Mlllljliawiv. VIW« WMI HI 7 VI mtl • avvj uvvhimv u |n |raitii «,.vn n |IV'IVV 0UQf y (Md oMa Mft (ffo- OrWpQ _ y f • f) . ___________r - ni 111 1 Macke provides excellent after school refreshment. Freshman Kathleen Palmes still prefers warm milk. Students decide which college's presentation to attend next. Similar to SATs in length, the Achievement Tests are also dreaded by students who have to spend their Saturday mornings taking them. College Night at Yorktown this year was very successful. It provided an opportunity for students and their parents to visit representa- tives from various colleges. The school's rep- resentatives, who provided information about prices, grade and SAT requirements, and school size, were very helpful to the students. The most popular colleges seemed to be: UVA, William and Mary, Madison, Cornell, and Dartmouth. The instate colleges were especially well attended by the high school students. The upcoming seniors should plan to attend next year's College Night program. Long lines to get into the cafe forum due to the careful identifica- tion procedures that school officials take. 130 COLLEGE Caravans This year there were caravans to ail the away football games. The meeting place was Yorktown's automotive parking lot where stu- dents spent most of the time socializing before the games. The cars then proceeded to the game, sometimes blocking traffic or directing it. The mood was generally rowdy and the success of these caravans showed Yorktown's spirit and enthusiasm in supporting the team when they needed it most. Caravans helped to bring our student body together. Caravans brought out the spirit and clubs of Yorktown. Unfortunately, the caravans used a great deal of fuel. The use of fuel created exhaust problems. Mike Cross is not happy to be caught exhausting here. CARAVANS 131 This winter Arlington was hit with the worst snowstorms since 1922. Students had to grap- ple with limited parking which evoked some to park where they shouldn't have. Officer Baird made sure these students would not make the same mistake again. Others found their cars snowbound. The students did have one consola- tion. Schools were closed. Unfortunately, they were closed too long, and days had to be made up. One loyal secretary made it to work . . . Unfortunately, school had already been cancel- Old Man Winter finally ran down the long and windy road to spring, led. Yeehah! Snow piled up faster than homework on weekends. 132 SNOW School is one big party ' exclaims this fifties freshman. Fifties Day Snow caused the first fifties day to be a flop, however, several very spir- ited underclass men came through and dressed up. The sock hop and fifties day held in March was much more successful. Scott Woodside was the disc jockey for the sock hop, which created much excitement. Jim Rhodes is amused with David Ciano's attire. Lisa Daniels tried to lure the guys with her sexy new outfit. Macke machines are the best thing since the fifties! FIFTIES 133 Wind on the Water The theme for last year's Homecoming Dance was Wind on the Water. The Dance was held on December 9th and a hard working decorations committee headed by Carole Pecore came up with some innovated ideas which included parachutes, strobe light, and a bubble machine. Couples entered into the Octopus' Garden and danced to the music of Sun Valley. The attendants were Garth Erdossy and Kathleen Palmes, Mike Stehman and Frieda Cooper, Kim Hendrick and Putzie Gillilland. Homecoming King was Bill Henkel and this year's Home- coming Queen was Bonnie McCoy. Cretchen deGroot Richard Crabill Carole Pecore Carolyn Scott Bill Henkle, Robert Daniels, Carole Pecore Left: King Bill Henkel, Queen Bonnie McCoy HOMECOMING 135 Sights of ’79 136 POPULAR SIGHTS Mork and Mindy POPULAR SIGHTS 137 Once in a long, long while an occasional student decides to stop mooching off of his her parents and decides to get a job; after all, gasoline, movies, food, and beer do present financial problems, unless you're rich or a professional thief. Yorktown students work in a variety of places all over town. Food places such as McDonalds and department stores like Wards will hire anyone who walks in off the streets, but other places of employment include Arlington Hospital, drug stores, and Tyson's corner. VOT classes here at school prepare students for secretarial work, and Dis- tributive Ed readies them to enter the business world. Most students rate jobs by the amount of money paid, number of hours required per week, ease of job and good chance of calling in sick on Friday nights. jobs 138 JOBS Gasoline stations prove to be a favorable place of employment for students. JOBS 139 Kathy Holbrook has her big job of stacking boxes at Drug Fair. Ten Nights in a Barroom Ten Nights in a Barroom was Yorktown's fall theatrical production. The musical comedy, a spoof of melodrama supporting Prohibition, tells the story of a once-quiet town after the opening of a bar. Although a leaky roof forced the production to move to the Williamsburg In- termediate School, the play was a great success. Ms. Jean Dickson directed the play, and out- standing performances were given by Mark De- Labarre, John Pomerance, Jack Lechner, Wendy Radding, and Alice Klipple. Jim Scott and Lisa Reeder play the parts of two lovebirds. Mark DeLaBarr, owner of the bar, argues the benefits of alcohol with the tea-totaling doctor (Chris Fretts). 140 TEN NIGHTS Wendy Radding begs her drunken father, Jack Lechner, to come home. TEN NIGHTS 141 Mrs. Dixon — nervous? — no, never!! Moira Ghizzoni tries to tell Mark DeLaBarre that the wet look is out. Bye Bye Birdie was a terrific musical put on by the Yorktown Drama Department. The story was based on a man, who was idolized by women. The crowd enjoyed the excellent performance by the cast mem- bers. The stars, Moira Ghizzoni and Mark De- LaBarre, under the guidance of Ms. Dixon performed magnificently. Our dramatic productions especially Bye Bye Birdie, are achievements which the school can be proud of. 142 BYE BYE BIRDIE I don't want a split personality! BYE BYE BIRDIE 143 144 PARTIES David Francis poses for his mug-shot. Wast cUBays Cr ° X? o V jv. V.NC t . • _v o Vp «r •x Spring weather takes students out of the working mood. This page of the yearbook is dedicated to those students who have totally wasted their days here at Yorktown, devoting all their spare time, both in and out of school, to scholarly achievements. These misguided numbskulls are often spotted in such hotspots as Central Li- brary, teachers' offices after school, and actually seated at their desks before the tardy bell rings. They have been known to study for S.A.T.'s and spend their Friday nights doing book reports and chemistry homework — for fun. Excuse me sir, is this the Delta House? Steve Whelden is caught in the act of disposing of the evidence. This is a not-so-unfamiliar sight at most Yorktown parties ThA D 4 (XA [ CXJ M-Kfl-Xj u pcxd J l-K5-u -V A y JD 4 kounJk uc3 la wOp I I S'? 1 o 0 I 1 i OeJ! '4- a-a_ 6 Xac; oL s 4-Aji- LACY-XX CX_AJL C L S(_XP-£i_v cTtrJ cxxvd -$ Ov 3ajJ cjnJ cxxvd -V {CJ cyjjJ cLjul loJJ j ccxjad UO-Krt t CJLK 1 ( J Tt x i.. oj-Ki_x A, Q'TTgrV Ifn 0 o -Xrv-H-otir K - 34 -Jfgfts.U uo [ari Sandall does her part for the Miller Co., even though it means Doug Wiley can't believe someone would actually Uu Qj JLLMy UCXxJ utting her arm around Paul Adelman. take a picture of him. . . |. « , , I _ To 6 • K-V UA I Sjoou J UOCX ux .-u Y? ' (ik) TvA-0 ClJk T J WxxAo A)KdJ- -A X- 4- d A rtRTiES iSW :oj 4 vxin fjo U ovi . U.qaj- _aj cx apod +R Wasted Nights These peo le arP- rf oh eekWirk TiK1! tli.fhy 0 school nights) with their good friends, like Bud x Wiser. Surprisingly enough, these people prove to be the best-rounded students at Yorktown, with some of the highest S.A.T. scores and class averages. An ex- cuse can be found to party on almost any occasion. After all, weekends are made for Michelob; if you've got the time to relax it's Miller time, and if the night is kind of special, you can always find someone Stroll- ing a party (as long as no one takes away your gusto). Popular phrases uttered by these folks when they're in “good spirits include “Where'd I park my keys and The drunker I sit here, the longer I get. Bloodmobile This year's bloodmobile was very successful. 117 peo- ple donated the much needed blood which exceeded pre- vious years records. Sasha Stoneman, committee chair- man, has many helpful people on her committee. Re- freshments were available afterwards so that donors could regain their strength. Stephanie Blatnik attempts to cajole another unsuspecting student to give blood. To stop the bleeding, Mark Winkler uses the direct pressure method. In wonder, Daryl Fleary looks down to see what's sucking on the tube sticking in his arm. 146 BLOODMOBILE In return for the many he's killed, Mr. Allen generously donates blood to save the life of a cat. The nurse takes an oath of allegiance to the American Red Cross. Cheryl Parker checks her pulse to assure herself she'll make it through giving blood. BLOODMOBILE 147 A major portion of Yorktown's population con- tinues its higher education with advanced study in Ocean City after school gets out. It is a week of fun in the sun, friendship, and just plain good times. It is a time when Yorktown's students can get together without any pressures from home; they can blow off the steam that has built during the school year. Ocean City, Maryland Andy Munsey discovers the consequences of falling asleep at high tide. 148 OCEAN CITY The end of a great day in Ocean City is just the beginning of another great night. OCEAN CITY 149 150 FACULTY FACULTY 151 Administration Steve Kurds Principal John Crowder Jr. Assistant P 152 ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION 153 m. Guidance Phoebe Lusk 154 GUIDANCE z I GUIDANCE 155 Secretarial 156 SECRETARIAL STAFF RESOURCES 159 Media Center 160 LIBRARY Custodial Staff Row One: Lawrence Williams; Row Two: Lester Thomas, Elsie Neighbors, David McQuay, Floyd Bragg, Alfred Roberts, Netti Glasker; Row Three: Herbert Barber, Milton Webster; Row Four: james Sykes, Ruben Wilkens. Floyd Bragg — Head Custodian IANITORIAL 161 Art 162 ART Music MUSIC 163 Business BUSINESS CLINIC 165 English 166 ENGLISH HOME ECONOMICS 169 Foreign Language 170 FOREIGN LANGUAGE FOREIGN LANGUAGE 171 P.E.: Drivers Ed. 172 P.E.: DRIVER'S ED. Mathematics 174 MATH Science 176 SCIENCE Social Science 1 78 SOCIAL SCIENCE SPORTS 180 SPORTS Row One: M. Vaughn, E. Gelzer, D. Scholl, R. Anderson, J. Pishner, C. Hahn, J. Leach; Row Two: T. Monroe, E. Bauer, K. Hendricks, C. Wells, J. Groom, C. Ellison, D. Morris; Row Three: D. Work, J. Mikos, S. Turner, S. Powell, G. Starkweather, C. Conklin, L. Peterson; Row Four: T. Buchanan, E. Dugovich, D. Worall, P.J. Kearney, D. Laughlin, E. Gebhart, M. Ward; Row Five: F. Cooper, S. Shirey, J. Dooley, ). Adams, D. Ricks, j. Palmer, M. Guditus. The Varsity Football Team endured a frustrating season with injuries suffered in several key positions. The lone victory was a thriller at McLean. The team received tremendous fan support and there were caravans to all away games. Tailback Eddie Gelzer cuts back against the grain during Wakefeild game. 182 VARSITY FOOTBALL This goal line stand at the end of the end of the first half led to a Yorktown victory at McLean. Kim Hendrick scores go ahead touchdown against McLean on a pass from P.J. Kearney. VARSITY FOOTBALL 183 Yorktown . . 7 . Yorktown . . 3 . Yorktown . . 0 . Yorktown . . 6 . Yorktown . . 6 . Yorktown . . 0 . Yorktown . . 18 . Yorktown . . 15 . Yorktown . . 13 . Yorktown . . 8 . 184 VARSITY FOOTBALL Head Coach David Cebhardt never lost hope in his team. Patriot M.V.P. Larry Peterson looks to break another long run. W-L .... 17 Fort Hunt . . . ....33 Oakton .... 20 Stuart ....13 Marshall ....35 Langley .... ....17 McLean .... .... 12 Madison .... . ... 43 Herndon .. . .... 20 Wakefield .... 14 The Patriots always showed spirit and desire. v Led by Coaches Labot and Romasco, the J.V. Foot- ball Team moved their record to 4-5 on the final game of the season with a victory over previously un- defeated South Lakes. Yorktown . Yorktown . Yorktown . Yorktown . Yorktown . Yorktown . Yorktown . Yorktown . 7 . . W-L .........17 7 . . Oakton ......14 7 . . Stuart ...... 6 6 . . Marshall ....14 0 . . Langley .....27 28 . . McLean ......14 14 . . Madison .....28 7 . . South Lakes ... 0 04 Row One: S. James, G. Larsen, S. Wingate, F. Lorino, H. Stewart, M. Ferguson; Row Two: J. Hughes, D. Casteen, D. Craig, R. King, J. Harris, J. Tribble, V. Houston, E. Butler, F. Bursen; Row Three; R. Ward, R. Folin, M. Ward, J. James, J. Henley, P. Leg. M. Iden, T. Rooney; Row Four: E. Victor, D. Rodrigues, P. Prominski, G. Pressly, G. King, E. Sadauskus, J. Neikirk,(Dj anlorcftM. Stilley. 6 Vl A The Junior Varsity offensive line gets ready to fire out. Star tight end Peter Prominski snags a pass against Madison. r 'VbcoortT. J.V. FOOTBALL 185 First Row: Terry Shirah, Bruce McMullen, Dale Bethal; Row Two: Dave Masadonia, Dave Gephardt, Tony Romasco, Melvin Labat, Darren Gravat. 186 COACHES First Row: M. Bloody, J. Choi, L. Amthor, R. Choi; Row Two: L. Harbinson, D. Redman, P. Noland. The Cross Country Track Team proved to have an important and rewarding year. Cross Country soundly beat Marshall and Wakefield in their chal- lenges this season and came in 6th in the District. They were also asked to attend the Piedmont Invita- tional Meet for the best runners in the state at Char- lottesville during October. Girls came out for the team for the first time this year and captain Peter Hays says that a large number of young runners promise to make the team successful in the coming seasons. Peter Hays trains for another successful year. CROSS-COUNTRY 187 Row One: T. Peterson, D. Fleary, R. Ries, R. Ridgely, G. Palmes; Second Row: C. Whitaker, S. McElhone, J. Herrlein, J. Quinnette, D. Allen, N. Martin, D. McCracken, B. Jones, P. McKeever; Third Row: J. Mclntire, R. Adams, G. Maloney, C. Patterson, G. Druffel, E. Day, W. Eckbreth, P. Skillman; Back Row: Coach Allen, J. McKeith, J. Stiers, A. Munsey, J. Dale, C. Maloney, P. Zakanycz, T. Vahle, R. Crabill, K. Wiles, P. Buell, S. Pomponio. The Varsity Soccer team finished the sea- son with a record of 7-10. With only two returning starters, the team was faced with a problem of experience. Sometimes starting as many as eight underclassmen, this year's team was characterized by balanced team scoring and strong defense. Captains Rob Ries and Ron Ridgely led the team to The Bollingbrook Invitational Tournament, where they took third place for the second straight year. Coach Allen credited his team for their never quitting attitude, and believes it will pay off next year. 188 VARSITY SOCCER Captain Rob Ries makes one of his outstanding stop that often saved the team's lead. Yorktown 3 ...........Episcopal 4 Yorktown 2...........St. Albans 1 Yorktown 3 ..........St. Johns 0 Yorktown 1 O'Connell 2 Yorktown 3 .............Carroll 5 Yorktown 2 .....Good Counsel 1 Yorktown 3 .............Heights 1 Yorktown 4...........Collegiate 1 Yorktown 1 ... Longwell Green 2 Yorktown 1 ................Hale 0 Yorktown 0..................W-L 4 Yorktown 0 ...........O'Connell 1 Yorktown 2 ...............Maret 3 Yorktown 0 ..............Ireton 1 Yorktown 0..................W-L 2 Yorktown 3 ...............Maret 2 Yorktown 0 .................W-L 3 Ron Ridgley kicks the ball right on target. Mr. Allen knows you need balls to play soccer. VARSITY SOCCER 189 The Girl's Varsity Soccer team, led by Coach Pat Ward, anticipates another fine season as in past years. This years team will participate in the Great Falls District, allowing them to play against stiffer competition. It is hoped that the talent that this year's team possess will be reflected in the team standings. Kim Jeffries overexerts herself in an attempt to beat Sue Sawyer to the ball. Lee Stivers stops short of Laurie Harlan. 190 GIRL'S SOCCER Coaches Pat Ward and Brian Uncalis shout instructions to the players. The team hones its passing skills as they move the ball upfield. GIRL'S SOCCER 191 Row One: Robin Long, Liz Hopwood; Row Two; Lisa Schweitzer, Karen |t was only out by this much”, says Gretch DeGroot. Linkins; Row Three: Kathy Van Meister, Sharon Jones, Brenda Tatelman, Lisbet White, Rae Smith. This season was one of rebuilding for the Girls' Tennis team. Under the direction of the coach, Rae Smith, the girls worked hard and improved their skills. One cannot judge the suc- cess of the team by its record. Al- though only one match was won, per- sonal victories and team spirit were in abundance. 192 GIRL'S TENNIS Liz Hopwood shows true form. Robin Long follows through on her deadly backhand. Setting up for a smash, Karen Linkins takes the opportunity given to her by her opponent. W-L — Yorktown ...................................Lost McLean — Yorktown ................................Lost Madison — Yorktown ...............................Lost Marshall — Yorktown ..............................Lost O'Connell — Yorktown .............................Lost South Lakes — Yorktown ............................Won Oaktown — Yorktown ...............................Lost Herndon — Yorktown ...............................Lost Row One: B. Tatelman, D. Symes, C. Gebhart; Row Two: B. Burroughs, L. Shapiro, D. Thomas. GIRL'S TENNIS 193 He- Ct-toS- ootio i WA eA f-woV s - ), L . i c cjV o ' r- o — - |L’- ’ S C vC ' o ,’,- « c- V j'-'- -«-A ■ C' «X 1. Wj o o-e_ (_ '- rtr Al Vo Co v'C (pV U - 7? Nick Townsend throws his body into his serve. The Yorktown Tennis Team is looking forward to a successful season this year. The team, coached by Mr. Labat, has many new faces, which will help the team now, and in the future. We hope this year's team will uphold Yorktown's tradition of excellence in tennis. Jay Minnick and Dean Shulman play catch before the match begins. 194 BOY'S TENNIS What? W-L is losing? Quick give me my Yorktown sweat pants! First Row: J. McCahey, K. Jones, C. Nassetta, C. Delta, S. James, D. Shul- man, R. Crabill, J. Minnick, N. Townsend, M. Labat; Row Two: P. Thaily, R. Goldberg, T. Long, R. Luthy. Costa Delta takes his game seriously. BOY'S TENNIS 195 Robert Adams shows his best form hoping that some day it will be immortalized Kathleen Palmes looks apprehensive before her next event, on the wall with the others. Thanks to Coach Jeeter, the co-ed indoor track team survived meets at T.J. during the grueling winter season and entered District Championships. Outstanding performances were given by the girl's 880 relay team, (An- gie Barnes, Lori Reed, Kathleen Palmes, Birate Sadauskas) which won the event in a majority of the meets. Special recognition also goes to: Robert Adams, high jumper and sprinter; Jeff Hughes, long jumper and sprinter; Danny McCracken, one and two miler; Earl Miles, relay; Tracy Buchanon, 300 yard dash; and Billy Reed, 60 yard dash. Danny Redmond represents Yorktown at districts. 196 INDOOR TRACK Coach Dennis Jeeter writes on a pad of paper. Tommy Offut runs behind Robert Adams . . . or. . . Robert Adams runs in front of Tommy Offut. Spring Track is looking for- ward to an excellent season with many returning runners. Robert Adams is predicted to have a good season high jump- ing. Coach Dennis Jeeter has high hopes for the team and ex- pects a good showing in the Great Falls District. SPRING TRACK 197 wcC- Hi v An 1 £ 0{-+ '') 1 ■W LwV. VbU « « ft - «a 0,1 I C4«'4 vtv - Mtt 'pif, (pi.li«M !.' qreot- runner- Cato I First Row: Coach Smith, T. Hervas, V. Sheppard, C. Knobloch, K. Stoehr, K. Sandall, Coach Smith; Row Two: M. Burson, K. Linkins, L. Reed, J. Morse, L. Harbinson, J. Londergreen, P. Uleman; Row Three: D. Symes, J. Wilson, A.M. Victor, J. Choi, E. Hopper, S. MacDorman, A. Barnes; Row Four: J. Vendermark, C. Vogt, M. McCarthy, K. Palmes, B. Sadauskas. Time moves slowly when you are trying to run. 198 GIRLS TRACK Anne Marie Victor looks before she leaps. Coaches A. Smith and R. Smith preside over this track practice. 0,'ltfs to' . T evtrn SHOU-LO rm ” um yu. ! TOO u.c4, The Girls Track Team lines up for arm movement drills. Under the direction of Coach Dea Smith and Assistant Coach Rae Smith, the girls' track team expects to have another fun and success- ful season. Last year the Girls held a success- ful run-a-thon and the proceeds went towards girls athletics at Yorktown. This year the team plans to raise even more money. Many veterans of Girls' track are returning this year to provide a strong nucleus for a winning team. There are also a lot of new runners with great potential. Best of luck to the Girls' Track Team. GIRL'S TRACK 199 First Row: P. Reed, D. Gravitt; Row Two: M. Vaugn, J. Dooley, P.J. Kearny, C. Hartman, ). Bratton; Row Three: Coach Bethal, J. Butler, K. Hendricks, P. Coggins, F. Marvin, R. Arthur, D. Vilet, Coach Price. Yorktown's Varsity Basketball team had an extremely constructive season this year. It proved to be a year in which the team worked hard and learned together. The beginning of the season looked hopeful for the Patriots; however, competition was tough and Yorktown suffered great losses despite their tremendous efforts. Yorktown tips another one over Fort Hunt. 200 VARSITY BASKETBALL Yorktown 55 .. 79 Yorktown 65 .. .... Wakefield 62 Yorktown 66 .. .. Mt. Vernon 104 Yorktown 46 .. Central 62 Yorktown 63 . ... McNamara 65 Yorktown 70 . Oakton 80 Yorktown 47 .. .... Woodson 87 Yorktown 56 . Herndon 72 Yorktown 32 . Marshall 43 Yorktown 57 .. McLean 72 Yorktown 53 . Langley 80 Yorktown 57 . Madison 74 Yorktown 58 . Oakton 71 Yorktown 79 .. .... )EB Stuart 101 Yorktown 60 . Herndon 75 Yorktown 42 . Marshall 62 Yorktown 48 .. McLean 64 Yorktown 66 . Madison 70 Yorktown 44 . Langley 56 Yorktown 58 . Langley 73 Paul Coggins and P.J. Kearny watch teammate Skip Powell go up for the jump. VARSITY BASKETBALL 201 First Row: K. Brown, D. Reeves, C. Woolridge, K. Byers, S. Wingate, R. King; Row Two: J. Rusevylan, D. Rodriguez, G. Pressly, P. Prominski, A. Korbeck, J. Hughes, Coach Bethal. JV star, Peter Prominski, comes down with a rebound. First Row: J. Stone, J. Ahalt, D. Williams. H. Stewart, G. Erdossy, S. Wingate, W. DeLaRosa; Row Two- D Laughlm, E. Fountain, A. Shipley, P. Sullivan, T. Lucas, K. Lowry. 202 JV FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front Row: H. Rasmussen, D. Indyke, K. Carter, A. Chadran, S. Klugle; Back Row: Coach Meeks, T. Monroe, R. Daniels, W. Hall. This year's boys' gymnastics team worked extremely hard under the coach- ing of Jesse Meeks. All-Arounders in- cluded team captain Tommy Monroe, Adik Chadran, and David Indyke. K. Carter completes his warm-up pull-ups. Radiating enercy blurred this picture of Tommy Monroe as he attempts a back flip. BOYS' GYMNASTICS 203 Yorktown 33 .. W-L 47 Yorktown 41 . .... Fort Hunt 48 Yorktown 28 .. ... Wakefield 36 Yorktown 35 .. .. Mt. Vernon 39 Yorktown 25 . Oakton 54 Yorktown 34 . .... Woodson 58 Yorktown 28 .. .... Herndon 47 Yorktown 27 . Marshall 53 Yorktown 35 .. McLean 38 Yorktown 33 .. Langley 59 Yorktown 21 .. ... O'Connell 54 Yorktown 25 . Oakton 37 Yorktown 45 . . Stuart 68 Yorktown 44 . . .... Herndon 70 Yorktown 32 . 36 Yorktown 22 .. McLean 33 Yorktown 44 . . Langley 64 Yorktown 46 . Madison 42 First Row: D. Haskins, L. Harlan, K. Mountain, F. Reckles, C. Kuder; Row Two: S. Lee, M. Buffam, C. Prominski, A. Shipley, K. Edsall, K. Hansen, Coach Raum. Noel Deskins fights opponents to the rebound. Martha Buffam makes a jump shot, as Kathy Hansen receives a blow to the chops. 204 GIRL'S BASKETBALL First Row: Laurie Palmer, Helen Negrey, Mary Pizzi, Eileen Joy; Row Two: Coach Mel Labat, Amy Eplett, Deirdre Dandridge, Jody McPhearson, Angie Barnes, Jackie Crimi, Susan Weetman. It's not always easy to maintain constant effort, team dedication, and unyielding enthusiasm during a four month season and a twenty game schedule when you are losing. Nonetheless, the Girl's Basket- ball teams kept on working, hustling, and tying to improve their record. The team was awarded the Basil Harless Sportsmanship award voted on by the players from the other six teams in the district. This may seem like little consolation to some, but the girls, that gave their time, effort, and talent to this year's team were deserving of the honor. The J.V. players provide a good nucleus for future varsity seasons. Their record showed strong perfor- mances put in by each individual. The team improved greatly from the season's beginning to the season's end with determined play and extra effort. Deidre Dandridge shoots for that always important foul shot. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 205 Row One: C. Klassen, D. Burns, B. Pont, D. Onesty, D. Allen, T. Hahn; Row Two: Coach Brooks, J. Bloom, R. Adams, C. Hahn, C. Wells, B. O'Connor, M. Vaughn, Coach McMullen. The Yorktown Wrestling team, led by first year Coaches Scott Brooks and Bruce McMullen brought home Yorktowns first district title since Football season '76. The team, captained by Brad Pont and Mitch Vaughn, finished with a district record of 4 and 2 and an overall record of 5 and 7. Outstanding individual efforts were made at the Great Falls District Tournament of district champs Brad Pont (119), Mitch Vaughn (138) and Chris Hahn (167), sec- ond place winners Tommy Hahn (98) and Brendan O'Connor (145), as well as third place winners David Burns (120), Chip Wells (155), Robert Adams (185) and Jeff Bloom (uni). All nine also wrestled in the Northern Va. Regional Tournament. David Bums awaits the call of the referee. 206 VARSITY WRESTLING Chris Hahn demonstrates his All-District skill in finishing off his opponent. Using only part of his strength, Mitch Vaughn manuvers his opponent into the mat. Yorktown 13 .. ... Jameswood 39 Yorktown 38 .. .... Wakefield 23 Yorktown 14 .. W-L 46 Yorktown 26 .. Edison 27 Yorktown 36 .. ‘Langley 28 Yorktown 32 ... ,... Annandale 33 Yorktown 21 . . . ‘Oakton 28 Yorktown 30 .. ‘McLean 26 Yorktown 40 . . .... ‘Herndon 14 Yorktown 20 .. .... O'Connell 37 Yorktown 21 ... ‘Madison 36 Yorktown 38 ... 17 ‘District match At wrestling matches, much of the action happens on the sides of the mats. VARSITY WRESTLING 207 J.V. Wrestling Front Row: D. Harlan, J. Mountain, J. Miles, S. Herrlein, M. Guditas; Row Two: Coach McMullen, S. Palmer, D. Work, D. Abi-Najm, ). Conway, J. Herrlein. J.V. Wrestling had an outstanding season under the coaching of Bruce McMullen. Steve Herrlein, an eighth grader from Williamsburg, proved to be a great asset to the team. Their record of 10-3 is encouraging for next year's Varsity Team. Junior John Herrlein gets a quick start on his man, and drives to the mat. 208 JV WRESTLING First Row: L. Hilton, S. Allin, E. Rotchford, M. Holloway, M. Pinea, M. Winkler; Row Two: J. Davis, D. Armstrong, B. McCoy, D. Means, C. Crowder, S. Williams, C. McHugh, J. Earles, D. Smith. The Girl's Gymnastics Team coached by Dea Smith had an en- couraging 4-3 season. This years out- standing all around gymnasts were Debbie Means and Cathy Crowder. Co-Captains Sarah Williams and Carol McHugh competed in floor exercise, Bonnie McCoy on vaulting and bars, and Margaret Winkler on vaulting and Diane Armstrong on bars. Cathy Crowder demonstrates her outstanding skill on the balance beam. GIRLS' GYMNASTICS 209 First Row: L. Caudell. C. VanWinegarden, D. Coggins; Row Two: M. Romness, E. Alikanian, C. Seymore, J. Lahr, R. Boswell; Row Three: R. Pressley, S. Mooney, Coach Purcell; Row Four; j. Kress, R. Wages. 210 SWIMMING Ellen Hemmer waits for Chris Zimic's touch. With a record of 3-5, this year's swimming team showed great improvement over last year. Much of the improvement was due to the return of Dan Purcell as coach. Mr. Purcell's coaching however, could not make up for the lack of swimmers. Conflicting sports, illness, and scholastic deficiencies lowered team membership, creating holes in the line up of every meet. Despite the problems which beset the team, the final two meets, though losses, had close scores and were extremely exciting. The spirited team was led by se- niors Greg Mano, Ann Sugden, Eva Alikanian, Mark Romness, and Sean McCarthy, as well as under- classmen Robert Boswell, Debbie Zimic, Ellen Hem- mer, John Barry, and David Coggins. Robert Boswell and David Coggins, along with diver John Barry, par- ticipated in Regionals. Yorktown 128 ... Herndon Yorktown 180 South Lakes Yorktown 13916 .. McLean Yorktown 210 .. Wakefield Yorktown 143 ...Madison Yorktown 165 ... Marshall Yorktown 12616 ... Langley Yorktown 153 .......W-L 196 112 20316 128 194 123 204’A 184 In a big race, it seems like forever before the other swimmer reaches the wall. SWIMMING 21 First Row: P. Farrow, D. Bowman; Row Two: B. Robertson, P. Howe, D. Fleary, D. Wiley, S. Wingate, J. Rixse,). Stapleton, S. Harvey, W. DelaRosa; Row Three: K. Lee, J. Hidalgo, R. Maines, P. Nolan, F. Marvin, S. Palmer,). Palmer, M. Myers, Coach Romasco. The 1979 baseball team, coached by Mr. Romasco, began practice in the gym while the diamond remained snow-covered. With several re- turning seniors including Chris Hahn, Daryl Fleary, Jim Rixse, Pete Hayes, Spencer Harvey, and Mike Myers, the team has alot of potential and spirit. Well supported by fans, the team is optimistic about a winning season. While the mud lingers outside, the baseball team continues practicing indoors. 212 BASEBALL FRONT ROW: P. Velman; ROW TWO: J. Kyer, D. Casteen, D. Allen, R. King, T. Groom, M. Blomgren, S. Haynes, H. Mansinne. ROW THREE: C. Stenholm, D. Reeves, D. Williams, L. Bishop, T, Phillips, D. Benson, K. Wertime, J. Copeland, D. Rodriguez. The players sweat it out in another tough workout. Muddy shoes and a worn glove signal the start of the baseball season. JV BASEBALL 213 The Girl's Softball Team, under the direction of Coach Nancy Raum and first year Coach Max Smith, is looking forward to another successful sea- son. With a number of fine returning veterans in addition to many promising first year players coaches Raum and Smith are excited about the season. Good luck to the team for a winning sea- son. First Row: M. Masine, M. Hawthorne, D. Murphy, B. Vaughn, S. Godwin, M. Friedman, D. Armstrong; Row Two: L. Thorson, K. Williams, L. Spangen- burg, Colleen Graves, S. Stilley, E. Joy, ). Ries; Row Three: D. King, B. Wildhack, J. Rieves, L. Palmer, L. Holton, L. Harlan; Row Four: J. MacPhear- son, C. Prominski, G. deGroot, G. Freeman, K. Edsall, L. Hopwood, A. Luchsinger, Coach Max Smith. Gracia Freeman begins her wind-up. 214 SOFTBALL Sluggo concentrates on perfecting her bunting technique. Coach Max Smith ponders some new strategy. Although Babe Ruth may have nothing to worry about, Yorktown's opponents sure do. SOFTBALL 215 216 CREW Crew members take their shell out for an afternoon cruise. The 1979 crew team anticipates a good season. They got a late start rowing on the Potomac due to the cold weather and hope to make up for that lost time with Saturday morn- ing practices. This year's team is one of the biggest Yorktown has ever had. They plan to do better than pre- vious years against their rivals, W-L and T.C. Williams because of the many new members. Both of the girls coaches, Mike Kaddick and Simon Williams and the guys coaches, Dick Ewing and assistant Coach Paul Wi- lins, are working the team hard with running between 1 and 4 miles a day, 7 sets of Exorcist” stairs, and rowing. The cap- tains, Charlotte Mooney, Chris Wilks, Mike Cross, and James McQueston, along with the booster's president, Mr. Hunnicutt, have been busy trying to raise money for a new boat. We hope this will be a suc- cessful and profitable crew season. We thought we'd throw in just one more K C picture. Running the Exorcist” stairs is one of the tortures of crew practice. CREW 217 Despite a lack of experience, the Rifle Team overcame all obstacles to have an un- expectedly good season. Joe Harris, the team captain, and other fellow juniors lead the team members to victory. Mr. Beals and the returning team members look forward to an even better season next year. Front Row: D. Claggett, C. Delta; Row 2: C. Conklin, C. Bumgardner, J. Harris. This year's Golf team is looking forward to a successful season. Led by returning members senior Andy Malinchak and juniors Webb Cook and Justin Coleman, the team has a good chance to finish high in the Great Falls district standings. Front Row: D. Laughlin,). Coleman. A. Malinchak; Row 2: W. Cook, D. laughlin, S. McCarthy. 218 RIFLE COLF V T First Row: Bonnie McCoy, Artemis Papademitriou, Rachel Jones, Jeanne McLaughlin; Row Two: Joanne Liane says to Joanne The football team will never score — Shepard, Claire, Lianne Bracco, Heidi Deitrich. even on the field. Cheerleaders should be congratulated for their continued support of four teams throughout the year. Unlike the other sports, the cheerleaders began their sea- son this year during the summer. At an NCA Cheerleadering camp, they placed second in the competition. Using these skills they encouraged the Football, Soc- cer, Swimming, Cross Country, Basket- ball, and Wrestling teams. Their cheer- fulness and enthusiasm raised the spirits of both the teams and the spectators. Varsity Cheerleaders get excited at the winning football game. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 219 First Row: Emily S. Smith, Lori O'Dea, Cathy Williams, Lisa Collier; Row Two: Tina Stoddard, Angie Powell, Blair Tyler, Margret Bickley. Our Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were one of the most spirited groups ever. Their terrific cheers were always a highlight of our J.V. athletic events. The J.V. cheerleaders are destined to become great var- sity cheerleaders in '79-'80. J.V. Cheerleaders support the teams throughout the year. 220 J.V. CHEERLEADERS V T The Freshman Cheerleaders perform one of their many successful formations of the year. First Row: Amy Dugovitch, Ann Harrison, Martee Edwards; Row Two: Debbie Means, Chris Day, Monika Lormon, Juli O'Dea; Row Three: Beth Whipple, Cathy Crowder, Bernetta Vaughan. The Freshmen Cheerleaders had a well-received debut this year cheering on the freshmen athletes. Their en- thusiasm helped the teams to victory many times. The freshmen cheerlead- er's hard work is appreciated by the whole school. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS 221 Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Spo 222 SPORTS ts Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sp jLo- O—K T qI {Ur ' - . v 3 T£T SiOi ' 'O K t Z X Cc£Q- t-A - -) - JLr jt Vi « - Jyl l 1£- rT, y-£7 V OJL yr=- f-, SPORTS 223 ORGANIZATIONS 224 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 225 Kappa Keeps Cashed-ln on Concessions This year Kappa service club has been involved in a variety of activities. We Trick or Treated for Unicef, painted over the graffitti on the ticket booth at the football field, helped sponsor a student going to Close-Up, sponsor a Christmas dinner for the elderly, and donated money to build a new ticket booth at the football field. Kappa sponsored Cross Country, Wres- tling, Baseball, and Tennis with locker signs and team dinners. To raise money, Kappa worked the conces- sion stands for J.V. Football, Soccer, Basketball, and Baseball. We also did a variety of activities with Alpha Service Club. This year's sponsor was Mr. Seldom- ridge, who helped and supported us throughout the year. . i Officers: Front Row: M. Hall, R. Jones, K. Stehman; Row Two: S. Carstens, S. Williams, C. Gephart, C. Courtney. Front Row: A. Reta, K. Hansen, D. Symes, B. Benjamin, H. Freer, C. Hulme, R. Jones, M. Hall, P. Monroe; Row Two: C. Arquette, L. Spangenburg, G. Harsh, 5. Williams, K. Stehman, B. Dunlap, S. Hazzard, E. Gordon, K. Clarke; Row Three: S. Cook, K. Courtney, K. Beutel, C. Gephart, P. Kapnistos, C. Brown, L. Holtsman, R. Burle, C. VonMeister, S. Carstens, D. Thomas, S. Blatnik, N. Keagy, M. Thompson, C. Courtney, H. Fowler. 226 KAPPA Key Club Taps their Resources Key Club Officers: Front Row: B. Henkel, J. Rixse, J. Leach; Row Two: F. McCarthy, j. McGavin. This years Key Club continued to be one of the most active clubs in Yorktown. Key Club partici- pated in such activities as Kiwanis annual Oyster Roast. The Key Club's world famous chefs pleased a multitude of hungry people with scumptious pancakes at the annual pancake breakfast. Other special Key Club activities included numerous intra-club social gatherings, and the Key Club choral committee filled the halls with Yuletide blessings in its yearly Christmas Carol ex- travaganza. Front Row: C. Obey, R. Ayers, J. McGavin, J. Holmes, I. Poeraatmadia, F. McCarthy, D. Holderness, J. Minnick, H. Hall; Row Two: D. Martino, G. Moore, R. Ayers, S. Wheldon, P. Adelman, D. Kipps, J. Fairman, G. Dale, D. Snulman, J. Rixse, M. Rens, D. Ricks; Row Three: P. Coggins, R. Anderson, R. Daniels, J. Kosciw, T. Haynie, R. Nisson, B. Henkel, T. Burson, J. Leach, D. Wiley, C. Nasseta, R. Demarest, M. Winkler, R. Schwengel, F. Marvin. KEY CLUB 227 Stellae Steers Beyond All Stars We've past constellations beyond our wildest imagina- tion. Stellae has catipulted into realms such as the wild party-giving circuit, the dimensions of collecting for the Heart Fund, the orbit of decorating the Children's Ward at Arlington Hospital. Far out, you may say! Nannu, Nannu, we say. Stellae's dazzling display of stars reaches into every grade here at earthly Yorktown High School. Stel- lites are the satellites of service with a galaxy of girls. Never having been eclisped by other clubs, Stellae shines on through the universe. We in Stellae are dedicated to making everyone feel right at home, no matter if they're an extra-terrestrial or not. (Green Martians are not discriminated against.) Everyone is welcome. And although our heads may be in space, our hearts are in the right place. So, it has been a good launching for Stellae this year. . We know the landing will be just as great. And in the words of our far reaching language — May the force be with you. Stellae Shines. Front row: B. Misra, P. Holt, D. Schwartz, D. Buell, T. Copeland, L. Stem, A. Mamaed; Row Two: K. Nelson, D. Massie, D. Zimic, M. Bell, A. Shipley, A. Luchsinger, A. Gonzales, S. Sawyer; Row Three: L. Rotchford, S. Manolis, P. Buell, L. Collier, P. Maria, S. Fast, G. Carter, E. Hopper. 228 STELLAE Front Row: A. Shipley, L. Stern, A. Luchsinger; Back Row: D. Schwartz, P. Maria. STELLAE 229 First Row: P. McCarthy, A. Sanford, N. Boswell, K. Sandall, M. Murray, K. Haggerty, C. Knobloch, L. Bracco, C. Prominski, S. Wiley, E. Alikanian, M. Pomponio, C. Wilks; Row Two: K. McPhaul, C. Lewis, S. Jones, S. Stoneman, S. Clarke, M. Mazan, M. Bickley, T. Hervas, J. Sheppard, L. Hopwood, J. Dixon, K. Watson, C. Scott; Row Three: K. Rasmussen, A. Papademitriou, T. Saradja, A. Canelly, C. McKowen, A. Marston, N. Martin, L. Daniels, V. Sheppard P. Skillman, C. Radcliff, C. Parker, K. Scott, L. Schweitzer, T. McCarthy; Row Four: K. Mountain, D. Namminga, N. Knowles, J. Stiers, B. Skinner, J. Earles, R. Stoneman, K. Nicolet, C. McHugh, M. Kramer, D. Maxwell, K. Scruggs, S. Thomas. This year was a special one for Zeta Service Club. In addition to supporting Varsity Football, Basketball, and Crew, Zeta supported the girl's Varsity Basketball Team. Zeta's services included Christmas caroling at Powhatan Nursing Home, and money donations to close-up as well as the Home for Battered Wives and Children. With the Spring came the traditional selling of K.K. Donuts, the WETA Telethon, and prepara- tion for Ocean City. The annual Alumni Tea be- came the Alumni Barbecue and many week-ends were filled with Zeta-Key Club events . Zeta- Alpha excursions included dinner at Fritzbee's and a picnic at Great Falls. And Now to Ocean City! 230 ZETA Zeta Officers: Front Row: T. McCarthy, F. McCarthy, K. McPhaul; Row Two: C. Radcliff, L. Bracco, S. Jones, J. Sheppard; Row Three: A. Sanford, C. Scott, C. McKowen, M. Pomponio. ZETA 231 LEO’S Lay Low Front Row: P. Gross, J. Walker, S. Wiley, C. Wormald, D. Wormald; Row Two: B. Robbins, N. Knowles, P. Southall, L. Daniels. In its first year at Yorktown, the Leo Service Club has become a viable part of the Yorktown Community. Its many school ac- tivities have ranged from bake sales to the Vial for Life program, sponsored by Lion's International. Community projects have in- cluded helping the Lion's Club in their annual Christmas tree sale and helping in the annual State Department book sale. The Leo's will continue to be an integral part of Yorktown in the coming years. Front row: N. Knowles, S. Wiley; Back row: C. Wormald, P. Gross. 232 LEO Keyettes Come on Strong Keyette Officers: Front Row: M. Campbell, S. Hediger, B. Tattleman; Row Two: H. Chaale, S. Armstrong. This year has been a successful year, so far. Keyettes has grown from the five returning members of last year to the eighteen members of this year. We have done many service projects such as: serving at the Oktoberfest, and working at the International dinner. We have many fund raisers, the most popular being a carmel apple sale in October. We are hoping that the rest of the year will be as prosperous as the last has been. Front Row: S. Hediger, H. Chaale, S. Armstrong, M. Campbell, B. Tattleman, Row Two: D. DiBari, D. Eller, G. Crowder, K. Soedarjatno, P. Blomgren, P. Zoetis, J. Dooley, K. Van Note, S. Stocker, M.L. Daughtersuu, S. Pointer. KEYETTES 233 Speech and Debate are ’Debest Front Row: H. Kim, K. Watson, R. McGregor; Row Two: T. Hervas, M, Koach, D. Sorkowitz, Ms. Wright. Cyclers Bike It Front Row: J. Mealy, D. King, M. Black, D. Mellinger; Row Two: S. Rigormortis, G. MacArthur, T. Vahle, J. Kress, A. Harrison, S. Tud, M. Mazan. 234 SPEECH DEBATE CYCLING Astronomy Club is out of this World Front Row: C. Howell, B. Tattleman, D. Mellinger; Row Two: A. Malinchak, E. Heiss, S. McCarthy, Mr. Buttermore. Little Alpha Bits Front Row: C. McKowen, A. Schweitzer, K. Esbeck, A. Lagomarcino, B. Wildhack, M. Hall; Row Two: N. Keagy, K. Bowen, D. Bush, K. Palmes, K. Allen, M. Cauldwell, A. Thone, L. Miller, Ms. Cianciosn. ASTRONOMY ALPHA 235 Electronics Club — It’s a Shocker! Front Row: B. Veneverloh, J. Bugler, Mr. Blackwood; Back Row: D. Foster. Gymnasts Flip Out Front Row: T. Monroe, D. Foster; Row Two: S. Williams, B. McCoy, J. Earles, C. McHugh, L McPhaul. 236 ELECTRONICS GYMNASTICS It’s an International Club Front Row: B.H. Pham Le, E. Hopper, K. Mountain, C. VonMeister, R. Baron, N. Martin, O. Kapnitos, P. Kapnistos, P. Southall, Row Two: A. Reta L Lee, A. Amin, M. Thompson, S. Blatnik, C. Salzer, D. Thomas, T. Hjelt; Row Three: D. Eller, S. Garrett, H. Freer, J. Jenkins, D. Childers, T. Hervas, C. Chile, H. Chaale. International Club Officers: D. Childers, J. Jenkins, T. Hervas, H. Chaale. INTERNATIONAL CLUB 237 It's Academic Shows its Strength This year's It's Academic team had a successful year unlike previous years. Charles Wormald, David Tanzer, and Jim Rixie showed Yorktown spirit and led Yorktown to victory. Yorktown won their first game, and went on to play in the finals. First Row: C. Wormald, D. Wages; Row Two: J. Rixse, R. Gibson, M. Kennon, C. Howell, R. Bullwankle. 238 IT'S ACADEMIC Madrigals Sing a Song of Sixpence Front Row: N. Rives, R. Hammerly, L. Reeder, D. Azevedo, W. Birch, D. Martino; Row Two: M. Boyd, B. Davis, S. Henderson, M. Howland, J. Pomeranz, M. Spears, M. DeLaBarre; Third Row: W. Radding, A. Klipple, P. Blomgren, A. Canilli. Distributive Ed Keeps Themselves Fed Front Row: L. Darton, N. Bonapart, M. Potent, C. Billewicz, R. Carmichel, P. Face, M. Bryant, P. Neikirk, M. Ward, A. Silverman; Row Two: M. Mansinne, J. Burdetsky, F. Faggins, K. Holbrook, H. Bumgardener, W. Carr, S. Manolis, C. Day, J. Littlewood, B. Hines, J. Natore. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION MADRIGAIS 239 Rifle Club Shoots Off Front Row: G. Bumgardner, J. Harris; Row Two: D. Claggett, S. Felts, B. Hitt. VOT is Just our Type Front Row: J. Harding, R. Williams, N. Marcey, P. Testerman, M. Bagget, N. Deskins, L. Ford; Row Two: W. Carroll, D. Garrison, C. Gormes, B. Harwell, S. Payne, A. Schuer, Row Three: P. Mayor, O. Mason, P. Jones, D. Harrison, S. Thomas, K. McDaniel, J. Zaplf, Ms. Booth. 240 RIFLE VOT Ski Club Hits the Slopes Ron! Row: P. Zakanyez, G. Harsh, B. Benjamin, P. Adelman; 2nd Row: S. Lope, T. McCarthy, M. Burson, C. Vonmeister, K. Scruggs, B. Dunlap, M Crabill, C. Wilks, A. Papademetriou, T. Swain, P. Burns, G. Wells, J. Gardner, C. Whitaker, S. Felts; 3rd Row: C. Long, K. Rasmussen, S. Jones, K. Scott, L. Schweitzer, K. Sandall, D. Schulman, D. Vliet, D. Kipps, F. McCarthy, M. Rens, M. Hutchinson, J. Walker; 4th Row: S. Mandolis, C. McKowen, R. Barron, K. Frenzer, L. Harbinson, L. LaCourte, D. Buell, J. Tribble, D. Archibald, L. Bracco, B. Buchanan, J. Minnick;J. Leach; 5th Row: S. McDorman, S. Clarke, C. Pompamo, K. Bowe, S. Flynn, A. Luchsinger, A. Mattson, R. Long, C. Crabill, L. Hopwood, J. Fairman, G. Moore, C. Benjamin; 6th Row: E. Hopper, B. Minton, M. Edwards, K. Haggerty, T. Sopher, B. Hunnicutt, J. Hewitt, T. Huff, S. Kee, G. Earl; 7th Row: D. Classetl, R. Cooper, S. Pace, H. Hall, J. Hayes, L. Harlan, M. Procter, C. Wormald, C. Chatlen, T. Dole; 8th Row: P. Beling, P. Caino, J. Worrall, V. Blatnik, S. Blatnik, M. Thompson, P. Southall, D. Sorkowitz, A. Parker; 9th Row: J. Dickson, K. Clarke, A. Schweitzer. This years Ski-Club has become very popu- lar and membership has increased greatly. The Club went to Roundtop for a terrific day trip in December, and to Ski Liberty over the winter vacation. The Club sponsored a Ski trip r to Camelback over George Washington's j| Birthday and had plans to take more trips be- fore the end of the ski season. Students enjoy early winter skiing. SKI 241 242 DRILL AND DANCE Drill and Dance Keeps The Crowd Roaring. Robin McGregor, Tina Adkisson, Sharon Manolis, Linda Dyer, Lori Daniels, Diane Ford, Barbara Miller, Sheri Robinson, Maria Mendes. The Yorktown Drill and Dance Team performed with the marching band at all home football games and spring parades. Their routines added a special quality to the half-time shows and all other performances. Yorktown's new featured twirler added an extra lustre for the enjoyment of all. Art Honors Paints the Town First Row: N. Grahm, W. Grahm; Row Two: M. Kirchner, D. Symes, A. Papadimetriou; Row Three: Mr. Hicks, E. Reta, H. Symes, P. McKeaver. The Art Honor Society is made up of accelerated art students. They have many projects which they undertake during the year such as designing a calen- dar, making items for a bazaar, and going on field trips to art galleries. The society enables its members to become individual and further their abilities and to share their talents with the rest of the school. 243 M. Mouse, M. Church, A. Papadimetriou, M. Kramer, P. McKeaver, D. Schwartz, E. Reta; Row Two: A. Renick, H. Hanna, D. Symes, H. Symes, M. Kirchner, K. Scott, S. Stocker; Row Three: G. Single, N. Grahm, W. Grahm, E. Sasscer, L. Lubner, S. Henderson, S. Schwamb, Mr. Hicks. Guides are Foreign Leaders Front Row: H. Chaale, A. Silverman, S. Carstens, T. Hervas, L. Holtsman, P. Kapnistos, P. Lard, A. Harman; Row Two: M. Rens, M. Ellis, L. Amthor, M. Burson, K. Linkins, S. Blatnik, M. Thompson, M. Buffum; Row Three: D. Kahn, T. Swain, A. Renick, H. Symes, M. Hall, C. Courtney, S. Garret, B. Tattleman. Covenant of the Hexagram Front Row: E. Temee, D. Bowanko, J. Pomeranz, T. Kettles, K. Hanna, R. MacGregor, W. Mary; Row Two: C. Conklin, D. Curtis, D. Ruggs, N. Derpamts, J. Doe, I. Lust, C. Wormald; Row Three: D. Batten, P. Gross, J. Walker, C. Sharp, B. Flatt, D. Mellinger. 244 GUIDES COVENANT OF THE HEXOGRAM FBLA Plans for the Future First Row: D. Buell. D. Maxwell, G. Klassen, N. Deskins; Row Two: S. Stephens, ). Zaph, D. Fleary, S. Testerman, R. Ayers. 246 FBLA First Row: R. Ayers, L. Harlan, M. Fleeson, L. Thompson, D. Haskins, C. Baird, G. Klassen; Row Two: N. Deskins, D. Archibald, J. Fariman, M. Baggett, J. Harding, S. Payne, B. Harwell, A. Dixon, S. Testerman, D. Buell; Row Three: D. Vilet, P. Jones, P. Mafor, D. Wormald, S. Thomas, W. Ratcliff, G. Moore, A. Swagger, D. Garrison, E. Gelzer, M. Wertime, J. Zaph, D. Fleary, S. Stephens, D. Maxwell, Ms. Booth. Future Business Leaders of America was chartered this year in Yorktown. It's goal has been to acquaint members with vari- ous business career opportunities. To achieve this goal, Ms. Booth, the club sponsor, worked together with the club's officers to attain speakers who would lec- ture and give the members insight into various fields. Members that have been involved in FBLA have gained an invalu- able knowledge concerning business ca- reers along with the desire to be a future business leader of America. Math Honors: r2 Front Row: D. Martino; Row Two: K. Hansen, D. Mellinger, Mr. Buttermore. The Math Honors club had several activities going on this year. They went on a few field trips and watched many films. One of their activities was teaching around this area at the elementary schools. Dave Charlebois, Fred Frietag, Bruce Roberson, and Frank Flynn are a few who have participated in this duty. We congratulate president Dave Mellinger and Jim Walker for ranking in the top ten sutdents in this state. The Math Honors has ranked second in the state and first in their district in the state Math League. First Row: R. Burke, J. Walker, P. Cross, D. Sorkowitz, D. Kipps, I. Bracco, Karen Clarke, K. Hansen, S. Handerson, J. Rixse, R. Schwengel; Row Two: C. Conklin, R. Adams, G. Dale, D. Martino, D. Charlebois, A. Malinchak, P. Southall, D. Bragg, L. Amthor, S. Carstens, F. Feirtag; Row Three: D. Wages, C. Bram, C. Radciiff, A. Margosis, A. Einstein, J. McQueston, D. Gavin, M. Kennon, A. Renick, B. Robertson, C. Gephard, R. Barron, S. Williams, R. Jones, C. Hulme, D. Crew; Row Four: S. Stephens, J. Kosciw, M. Cross, J. Leach, D. Mellinger, Mr. Buttermore. MATH 247 National Honors Demonstrates Leadership Membership in the National Honor Society is both an honor and a responsibility. Students elected to membership are expected to con- tinue to demonstrate the qualities of schol- arship, service, leadership, and character. Some National Honors merpbers have attended Ro- tary Club luncheons providing a link to the business community and to Arlington's other high schools. The Society has also helped Yorktown's students participate in the Close-Up program. Vice-President Carolyn Scott, President David Tanzer, and Secretary Chris Radcliffe work dili- gently at an organizational meeting. Treasurer David Mel linger is not present. 248 NATIONAL Front: D. Azevedo, C. Braham, K. Von Meister, A. Renick, J. McQueston, C. Wrigley, B. Robertson, B. McCoy, S. Williams, M. Hall, C. Courtney, S. jones, A. Sugden, C. Scott, K. Mountain, S. Mac Dorman, R. Jones, C. Cephart, P. Maria, H. Freer, G. Crowder; 2nd: D. Kahn, C. Hulme, A. Harmon, J. Deardorf, L. Holtsman, C. Radcliffe, M. Kennon, D. Martino, A. Margosis, D. Wages, C. Bakatsias, L. Shoemaker, A. Silverman, S. Carstens, K. Sandel, L. Amthor, S. Henderson, P. Beling, D. Chartebois, K. Han- sen, D. Shulman; 3rd: L. Stern, L. Bracco, S. Murphy, M, Ellis, R. Adams, J. Rixse, C. Wormwald, D. Sorkowitz, D. Kipps, J. Walker, R. Burke, S. Handerson, B. Henkel, J. Kosciw, D. Mellinger, S. Stephens, R. Gibson. NATIONAL 249 Romans Shout lo Saturnalia! Front row: L. Bracco, P. Gross, S. Henderson, A. Parker, J. Hewitt, M. Kucherov, D. Sorkowitz; Second row: J. Shulman, J. Dixon, P. Kearny, K. Stoehr, L. Crawford, J. Licbenau, B. Storm, D. Martino, L. Shoemaker, I. Amthor, R. Choi, J. Pomeranz; Third row: D. Wages, A. Silverman, J. Deardorf, C. Radcliffe, L. Holtsman, P. Velmen, J. Matsuura, C. Pomponio, S. Zapolski, L. Genovese, V. MacLeod, C. Scott, A. Sugden, K. Jeffries, P. Maria, N. Clogston, C. Wilkins, M. Ebe, M. Hawthorne, D. Kahn. Parting roman style. A Barbarian attends the dinner. 250 LATIN German Honors Drinks and Makes Merry Front: S. Blatnick, D. Zimic, D. Martino, J. Orchard-Hays, C. Radcliffe, P. Southall, E. Haring, H. Symes, M. Capbell, K. Beutel, D. Symes, R. Barron, A. Matthson, K. Linkins, D. Kelley; 2nd Row: J. Deardorff, A. Luchinger, B. Wildhack, H. Gretal, D. Massey, S. Ruhlman, S. Schecter, D. Charlebois, C. Conklin, S. Felts, C. Bishop, J. Walker, P. Gimlin, A. Shipley; 3rd Row: M. Rens, R. Schwengel, M. Winkler, J. Leach, E. Alikanian, N. Boswell, P. Zakanyoz, S. Backus, Frau Dilger. This year the addition of a club to the already popular German Honor Society proved to be highly successful. This great and spirited bunch was a hit at the Oktoberfest with their jovial singing and oompah band. Fall and winter activities consisted of a mammoth fund-raising drive selling Gummie Bears, and listening to speakers from various German speaking countries. The Christmas season in- cluded having the only Christmas tree, winning the Foreign Lan- guage Door Contest, and it pinnacled with a rousing holiday party. During the spring, the Germans celebrated with a weekend festival at Busch Gardens, doing what the Germans do best. OFFICERS: Front: D. Martino, Karen Linkins; Back: P. Zakanyez, Marshall Rens. GERMAN 251 French Honors has a lot of Gaulle! Front Row: C. Eclair, P. Kapnistos, L. Stern, M. Ellis, M. Mazan, A. Harmon, I. Holtsman, M. Hall, S. Williams, S. Stoneman, K. VonMeister, C. Keiswetter, C. Gephart, L. Genovese, B. Dunlap, S. MacDorman, L. Amthor, M. Thompson, K. Nelson, B. Ramsey .. 2nd Row: N. Eckbreath, L. Lundy, D. Maxwell, M. Bell, B. Ross, K. Mountain, B. Robertson, K. Stehman, K. Frenzer, S. Garrett, J. Cousteau, S. Flynn, I. Poeraatmadja, R. McGregor, D. Potofsky, J. Veillette, R. Barron, H. Hall, C. Benjamin, J. Kosciw; 3rd Row: J. Adams, G. McArthur, A. Reta, M. Winkler, S. Beamer, K. Clarke, E. Hopper, S. Sawyer, M. Kramer, A. Marston, B. Benjamin, C. Hulme, C. DeGaylle, J. Chiles, D. Schwartz, C. Courtney, S. Soedarjatno, F. McCarthy, L. Shapiro, C. Bakatsias, L. Carr, S. Clarke, B. Misra, L. Harring, R. Burrill, T. Bond, H. Symes, E. Alikanian, D. Mellinger, B. Minston, I. Peep, L. Shapiro. The French Honors and Club started out this busy year with their annual recipe contest. The French also showed their gourmet talents at the cheese tasting party and the holiday Busch DeNoel. The Club's par- ticipation this year was exceptional and about 60 members attended all the meetings, and the French Movie and the Guest Speaker were a real success. Front Row: S. Williams, M. Mazan; 2nd Row; L. Holtsman, E. Alakanian, K. Clarke, A. Matson. 252 FRENCH Spanish Honors: A Spicy Bunch First Row: S. Hediger, D. Archibald, A. Reta, M. Ellis; Row Two: D. Bowanko, S. Stevens, M. Buffam, K. Sandal, K. Linkins, A. Silverman, C. Wormald, C. Scruggs; Row Three: M. Burson, L. Hopwood, L. Dyer, L. Reta, M. Kennon, C. Reid, B. Robertson, B. Tattleman, K. Jefferies, S. Cook. Este ano la Sociedad Honoirair je el club de Espanol pasarion todo el ano con comidods bebida algerea y la fiesta. Their festivities included various field trips to the National Geographic and the Harlequin Dinner Theater, and Paella Parties. They have only just begun the many activities they plan for this year. First Row: A. Silverman, M. Buffum; Row Two: M. Kennon, M. Ellis. SPANISH 253 fri-M Blows Their Horns The Tri-M Music Honor Society is made up of outstanding musi- cians from the various music programs provided at Vorktown. The group has served as the supporting organization of all school music activities. This year the Tri-M helped organize District XII Jazz and Band Festivals. Other activities included creating the first annual Yorktown Solo Festival. Front Row: S. Backus, C. Brown, D. Martino; 2nd Row: R. Schwengel, D. Melinger; 3rd Row: D. Azevedo. Front Row: S. Backus, D. Azavedo, R. Schwengel, M. DeLaBarre, D. Melinger, L. Baker; 2nd Row: C. Bram, D. Martino, J. Fairman, D. Tangman, S. Henderson; 3rd Row: N. Rives, L. Reeder, P. Nolan, M. Howland, W. Rudding. 254 TRI-M Thespians Thay They're Thuper First Row: C Day, M. Ghizzoni, B. Davis, P. Blomgren, T. Hjelt, P. Pressley, S. Henderson; Row Two: M. DeLaBarre, D. Azevedo, S. Huheey, J. Jenkins, C. Fretts, B. Letson; Row Three: S. Henderson, A. Klipple, S. Schwamb, C. Arquette, W. Radding, L. Reeder. This year the Thespians engaged in many ac- tivities. They operated a concession with re- freshments for students. They attended theatres and sponsored Yorktown dramatic productions. They went to workshops on makeup and the technical aspects of the theatre. The Thespians thoroughly supported the drama department and organized backstage work. First Row: S. Huheey, C. Fretts; Row Two: W. Radding, S. Henderson; Row Three: C. Day, J. Jenkins, S. Hennings, Ms. Dickson. THESPIANS 255 Jazz Lab The Jazz Lab performed many concerts this year for the school and community. This year Yorktown hosted the District 12 Jazz Festival, in which the Jazz Lab received al, the highest rating. Every member of the Jazz Lab was also a member of the National As- sociation of Jazz Educators. This provided many opportunities not otherwise available to high school musicians. The Jazz Lab was led by the incomparable Charles Bram. Yorktown Jazz Lab blows another song. 256 JAZZ LAB Scott Huheey gets into hairy tunes. Much work goes on setting up equipment before the performances. JAZZ LAB 257 The brass section of the Yorktown Jazz Lab practices for another performance. Sticks” Martino pounds out another beat on the drums. Class Officers SENIOR — Front row: R. Crabill; Second row: C. Courtney, S. Williams, S. Beamer, JUNIOR— Front row: M. Burson, S. Carstens, A. Renick, Mr. Mountain, L. Collier. Ms. Henkel. SOPHOMORE — Front row: H. Alreggar, B. Minton; Second row: C. Wilkins, Ms. FRESHMAN — Front row: K. James, M. Boyd; Second row: K. Weretime, K. Cohen, D. Jaffe. Garner. 258 CLASS OFFICERS SGA: Successful First Year Front row; C. Courtney, S. Clarke, D. Joy, Y. Henderson, J. Markrich; 2nd Row: L. Daniels, K. Sandal, K. Linkins, T. Hervas, L. Amthor, Ms. Polster; 3rd Row: L. Stivers, B. Henkel, Dr. Crowder, Mr. Kurds, C. Scott. Quill and Scroll Prints in Reverse This year, Quill and Scroll had their most productive year ever. This indus- trious honor society met daily on weekends and holidays at Jay Min- nick's house of Beef to pluck domestic fowl and roll papers, hence the club's name, Fearless Leader Harry Tuell was. Co-Presidents Mark Romness and Jim Rixse also were. Major activities included the annual gargantus fund- raising Pony Drive (ponies not sold were filed in the yearbook cabinet and consumed at a later date), and the ceremonial stick yourself to the wall with glue ritual (as pictured). Honor members also supported the local Chamber of Commerce, frequenting such places of business as Harry's Bar and Grill, local ABC stores, and Tara's House of III Repute. Front Row: J. McGavin, N. Deskins; 2nd Row: K. Scruggs, F. Wiggins, A. Spiliotoupolus, E. Bauer, J. Matsura, P. Maria, S. Jones, J. Minnick, C. Wilkes, C. Scott, N. Boswell, M. Rens; 3rd Row: S. Beamer, K. Haggerty, P. Kapnistos; 4th Row: G. Moore, P. Howe, M. Glacier, M. Burson, C. McKowen, K. Linkins; 5th Row: S. Welden, K. Clarke, T. McCarthy; 6th Row: A. Cain, P. Southall. S. Blackwell, D. Bragg, S. Stoneman, C. Lewis, B. McCoy, J. Rixse, A. Sanford, T. Sopher, T. Burson, H. Hall, J. Bell. SGA QUILL AND SCROLL 259 Sentry: A Rixse Business First Row: A. Spiliotopulos, P. Kapnistos, P. Southall, G. Moore, J. Rixse, S. Blackwell, K. Watson, A. Cain; Row Two: G. Zofre, J. Lechner, T. Hervis, M. Burson, J. Bell, T. Burson, P. Howe; Row Three: K. Gikakis, S. Beamer, M. Glacier, F. Wiggins, E. Eiwen. The Sentry staff, working from its new office across from the Forum, once again produced 10 fine issues for Yorktown's students. Under the direction of Editor- in-Chief Jim Rixse and Page Editors Polly Southall, Andrew Cain, Steve Blackwell, and Suzy Beamer, the Sentry introduced the Literary Page as a regular feature and showed renewed life with the unique humor of Jack Lechner and his creation Flash Handsome. 260 SENTRY SENTRY 261 GRENADIER'S Greatest Hits Yearbook Staff hitch-hikes to New York. The 1979 Yearbook Staff of Street Survivors worked diligently on their Book of Dreams. Cut- ting in on a session, we find that Stranger in Town Mark Romness is Back in the U.S.A. But Seriously, Folks, the first on our top 40 list of Little Criminals are Little Queen Anne Sanford and Desperado Jimmy McGavin who are just Best of Friends. However, Jimmy prefers to live under a Grand Illusion and proclaims It's a Heart- ache. Now let us say a few words about . . . Pam Maria who wants to Fly Like an Eagle to get to the Boys in the Trees. Chriss McKowen is another staffer who is Worlds Away. Actually, she's at the Hotel California experiencing a Hard Days Night and later on, really sticks her neck out in a great display of Physical Graffitti. Chriss McKowen and sidekick Tara McCarthy (aptly remembered as Double Fun) live up to the fond nicknames of Teaser and the Firecat and always make it back for a Second Helping. This is be- cause they are aware of the fact that Every Good Boy Deserves a Favor. Speaking of good boys, we find Street Legal Marshall Rens asking Are We not Men? and Bat out of Hell Sasha Stoneman answering All in All, you're just a Cheap Thrill. And speaking of cheap thrills, we notice Hank Hall (who is just a Wild and Crazy Guy) having a 262 YEARBOOK STAFF YEARBOOK STAFF 263 Bonnie McCoy, )im McGavin Sheer Heart Attack after experiencing his first French Kiss. Let us now join the members of our Lonely Hearts Club Band. Rumours have it that Terry Sopher is making many Nights Moves and spending the rest of his Time in a Bottle. Coun- terpart Kitty Scruggs is off in some Cat's Cradle and wonders why all the rest of the wrestler's aren't like that after one last Taste of Honey. Dreamboat Annie Sanford remarks to Totally Hot Bonnie McCoy that Blondes Have More Fun. Nancy Boswell (Blonde that she is) wants to Eat a Peach (or is that eidelfeech?). In any case, Nancy is recovering from her Endless Summer and look- ing forward to more Good Vibrations. But Nancy isn't the only vibrating staffer. Dog and Butterfly Sharon Jones and jay Minnick ( not necessarily in that order) are looking for Darkness on the Edge of Town where Sharon has previously found that her Superman comes off more like The Pretend- er. And One of These Nights some staffer is 264 YEARBOOK STAFF going to run into the Stranger Claire Lewis and simply ask Who Are You? Claire however is Liv- ing in the Material World and has reached The Point of Know Return, so we will now move on to bigger and better things . . . When we come to bigger and better things we come to Karen Linkins who is Bustin' Out of her Silk Degrees. Karen, along with Some Girls like Karen Clarke and Debbi Bragg are out Crusin' on 52nd Street and have noticed that Heroes are Hard to Find. Speaking of hard to find. Sticky Fingers Eric Bauer is off spending A Night at the Opera because he Can't Buy a Thrill anywhere, meanwhile Mark Johnson is gone for A Day at the Races, but then, what can you expect from someone who lives on Abbey Road. Now, for Something New, let's look at Level Headed Doug Allen who wants to Hideaway and wait because There Comes a Time for Pretzel Logic, and he and Karen Linkins have been heard to say that it's “Bigger Than Both of Us. Next in the Showcase we find Captured Angel Kelly Haggerty who has Saturday Night Fever and knows that One of These Nights, in some Honky Chateau, she'll make the Tumbleweed Connection. And connecting with 266 YEARBOOK STAFF YEARBOOK STAFF 267 Gorilla Steve Wheldon, we run into High Tide and Green Grass, or is that just Orgasm. For a Decade, our Dixie Chicken Harry Tuell has been collecting Souvenirs and still carries his Briefcase Full of Blues. Where it comes to blues, the GREN- ADIER staff comes to financial expert Carolyn Scott who is in charge of all the Billion Dollar Babies, but when it comes to babies . . . well, we'll just Let It Be. The staff put in many vigorous weekends all taking place in the Houses of the Holy. 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Lessons • Greenware Firing • Kilns Duncan Dealer Paragon Kiln Dealer Beverly Feid (703) 534-5065 280 COMMUNITY THE MACKE COMPANY r FOR YOUR PATRONAGE 282 WHAT A MESS THIS TOWN'S IN TATTERS 283 Editor: Marshall Rens Index Aa Abi Najm, Dany 77, 208 Abi Najm, Dory Adams, David 77 Adams, Jonathan 77, 182, 252 Adams, Matthew 101 Adams, Robert 20, 188, 196, 197, 206, 244, 247 Adelman, Paul 20, 58, 145, 227, 241 Adkisson, Tina 89, 242 Aerni, Paul 89 Ahalt, Jonathan 101, 202 Albright, John 71 Albright, Paul 77 Alexiou, Anne 167 Alikanian, Eva 20, 104, 230, 251, 252 Allen, Douglas 101, 188, 206, 210, 213, 269 Allen, G. Jay 101 Allen, James 77 Allen, Jim 125, 147, 175, 188 Allen, Kathryn 101, 235 Allen, Meredith 101 Allen, Terry 20 Allin, Susan 89, 209 Althaus, Christina 101 Alvery, Christopher 20 Amas, Marco Amin, Tehrani, Ali 20 Amin. Tehrani, Atoosa 20, 237 Ammen, Gigi 101 Amthor, Lindsay 77, 187, 244, 247, 249, 250, 252, 259 Anderson, Julia Anderson, Linda 20, 115 Anderson, Roy 20. 71. 182, 183, 227 Andrews. Herschell 101 Andrews, Sarah 101 Anglin, Wanda 77 Apperson, George Aragona, Andrew 20 Archibald, David 21, 67, 241, 246, 253 Armstrong, Janet Armstrong, Linda 89 Armstrong. Mark Armstrong, Sherry 21, 233 Armstrong, William Arquette, Anne 21, 60 Arquette, Cecile 226, 255 Arquette, Peter Arreguin, Michael Arthur, Robert 21, 200 Arrington, James 1 78 Atkinson, Christine Audi, Joseph 89 Avery, Arnita Avery, Michael Avis, Laura 89 Ayers. David 101, 227 Ayers, James 21. 65, 227, 246 Ayoub, Sam 89, 122 Azevedo, Don 21, 239, 249, 254, 255 Bb Backus, Scott 77, 254, 257 Baggett. Mary Jane 21, 61, 240, 246 Bagnell, Perry Baird, Carol 21, 246 Baird, Tom 159 Bakatsias, Chrysoula 77, 249, 252 Bake, Margaret Baker, Laurence 21, 254 Baker, Louis 175 Barber, Herbert 161 Barber, Laura 89 Barber, Michael 21 Bardsley, Rebekah 101 Barker, Mark 250 Bamebey, Avery 89 Barnes, Angela 77. 198, 205 Barnes, Harry 22, 122 Baron, Rhonda 22, 237, 241, 247. 251, 252 Barrveta, Marilyn 170 Barry, John 89, 99 Barry, Richard Bartis, Mary Elizabeth 89 Batten, David 22, 244 Bauer, John Eric 182, 259, 262 Bauer, Karen Bauer. Terrye 22, 101 Baxter, Bradley 77 Beach, Robert Beale, Dorothy 101 Beale, Joyce Beals, William 164 Beamer, Suzy 22, 63, 108, 201, 252, 258, 259, 260 Beaubien, Michael 89 Beaubien, Robert 101 Beavers, William Beck. Robert 89 Bedell. Kevin Belford, Jennifer 89 Belair, Paul 1 79 Beling, Peter 77, 241, 249 Bell, John Roger 101 Bell, John 89, 259, 260, 261 Bell, Marianne 57, 228, 252 Bell, Robert 171 Bellamy, Cherise 77 Bendit, Lora 89 Benjamin, Chas 89, 241,-252 Benjamin. Elizabeth 22, 226, 241, 252 Benson. Dennis 101, 213 Berger. Vincent 101 Berkebile, Renee Berling, Catherine 101 Berman, Adam Bernard, James 101 Bethel, Dale 172, 186, 200, 202 Beutel, Kelli 77. 251 Beutel, Kimberly 22, 226 Bhasker, Anil Bhasker, Rita 101 Bickley, Margaret 89, 220, 230 Billewicz, Christopher 239 Bingham, Robert Birc h. Walter 101, 239 Birdzell, Douglas 22 Bird, Charles 89 Bishop, Christopher 22, 251 Bishop, Lee 101. 213 Black, Raymond 89 Blackwell, Stefan 22. 259, 260, 261 Blackwood, Felix 17 . 236 Blair, Rosemary 101 Blakeman, Lee 23 Blakeman, Paul 77 Blanchard, Edgar 179 Blatnik, Stephanie 23, 46, 226, 237, 24]. 244. 251 Blatnik, Valerie 89, 86, 241 Blincoe, Barbara 89 Blomgren, Martin 101, 213 Blomgren, Polly 23. 233, 239, 255 Bloom, Jeffrey 206 Boesch, Judy 105, 168 Bond Tracy 89, 252 Booth. Claudia 165, 240, 246 Boswell, George Boswell, Nancy 23, 230, 251, 259, 265 Boswell, Ranon Boswell, Robert 77, 210 Bottum, Angela 89 Boulware, Edna 162 Bowanko, David 77, 244, 253 Bowen. Kathleen 101, 235 Bower, lanet 89 Bowling, John Bowman, Donna 89, 212 Boyd, Mary Ann 101, 237, 258 Bracco, Liane 23, 219, 230, 241, 247, 249, 250 Brady, Pam 23 Bragg, Debra 23, 65, 247, 259, 268 Bragg, Floyd Bram, Charles 23, 247, 249. 254 Branch, Michael 89 Brasse, Robert C. 101 Bratton, David Andrew 23 Bratton, Jim 23, 200 Breheny, Patrick E. 24 Brennan, Anne-Maree 89 Brennan, David L. 77 Brennan, Michael F. 101 Brennan, Stephan G. 101 Bridgett, Donald R. 24. 60 Briggs, Lucas James Bright, Elysa A. Broffman, Neal 101 Bronson, Michael 89 Brooks, 197, 206 Brown, Carol 24. 226 Brown, Christine 89 Brown, Columbus 90, 254 Brown, James Brown, Kevin 89, 202 Brown, Terence Brown, Timothy G. Bruce. Anthony Bryant, Calvin Bryant, Carolyn Bryant, Michael 239 Buell, Dawn 24, 63, 139, 228, 241, 246 Buell, Penny 89, 188, 227 Buffum, Martha 24, 61. 204, 244, 253 Bugler, Jeff 77, 236 Bull. Diane Bullock, Paul 101 Bumgardner, Brent 90 Bumgardner, Holly 177, 239 Bumgardner, Gene 218, 240 Bunker, lames 102 Burdetsky, Andrew 77 Burdetsky, June 24, 239 Burke, Capitola 156 Burke, Ronald 24, 247, 249 Burke, Steven Burle, Robert Burnette, David 102 Burns, David 24, 206 Bums. Patrick 102, 241 Burr, Susanna 102 Burrill, Robin 90, 252 Burroughs, Beth 90. 103 Burson. Mary 77, 241, 244, 253, 258, 259, 260 Burson, Thomas 90. 185, 227, 259. 260 Burton James 102 Bush, Donna 102, 235 Butler, Daniel 90, 185 Butler, Jerry 22. 200 Buttermore, Donald 174, 235. 247 Buzzanca, Karen Byers, Kevin 90, 202 Cc Cabada, Annette 90, 96 Cain, Andrew 77 259, 260, 261 Cain. Paul 77 Cainelli, Ana 90. 230, 237 Callan, Jeffrey Campbell, Mary 25, 233. 251 Campbell, Darcy 102 Campbell. Thomas 25 Caravetta. Diana Carkci, Kim 102 Carmichael, Reggie 90, 239 Carper, Lisa Carr, Eileen 102 'c- Carr. Lewis 25. 239. 252 Carroll, Wanda 25, 24t) 0£§ Carstens. Suzanne 77, 226, 247, 249, 258 Carter, Gwen 77, 80, 228 Carter, K. 102, 203 Casey, Brian 102 Casteen, Adrien 90. 213 Caudell, Marguerite 102. 210 Cauffman, Stephen 77 Cavanaugh, Peggy 159 Ceaser. Margo Ceaser, Rhonda Cedrone, Lisa 102 Chaale. Helen 25. 233, 237, 244 Chaale, John Chaale, Rita 90 Chadran, Achjan 25, 203 Charlebois, David 77, 247, 249, 251 Chase-, Donald 102 284 INDEX Chatten, Christopher 77, 241 Cherry. Kimberlv Chetwynd, Ellen 102 Childears, Dianne 77, 237 Chile, Chris 237 Chipman, William 102, 110 Choi, Julia 187, 198 Choi. Richard 90. 187, 250 Chournamany, Viphavy Christenson, Eric 166 Christie, Robert 77 Church, Mary 78, 243 Church, Stephanie 102 Church, William 102 Cianciose, Dorothy 158 Ciano, David 78, 133 241 Ciano, Mark 192 Claggett, Douglas 90, 218, 240, 241 Claggett, Stuart 25 Clark, Havery 25 Clark, Scott 90 Clarke, Karen 60, 106, 116, 147, 226, 241, 247, 252, 259, 263 Clarke. Susan 90, 230, 241, 252, 259 Clawson, Carol 78 Clay, Jenifer 90 C logston, Netra 90, 250 Cobb, Christopher 90 Cochran, Marianna 169 Coggins, David 210 Coggins, Paul 25, 125, 200, 201, 227 Cohen, Gail 107, 171. 258 Cole, Cheryl 102 Cole, Lori 78 Coleman, Ann 102 Coleman, Cardie Coleman, Justin 78. 218 Coleman. Vickie 78 Coles, Kim 26, 62 Collier, Lisa 78. 220, 228, 258 Collins, Susan 102 Colston, David 77 Colston. Michael 102 Conrad, Richard 78 Congelton, Brian 102 Conklin, Willard 78, 182, 218, 244. 247, 252 Connolly, Lori 78 Conway, John 102, 208 Cook, Byron 90 Cook, Marlow 78, 218 Cook, Sally 26, 63, 226, 253 Cooper, Alfrcda 90 Cooper, Fred 26, 182, 183 Cooper. Robert 90, 241 Copeland, Dianne 90 Copeland, loseph 102, 213 Copeland, Michael 78 Copeland. Tracy 26, 228 Cordero. Eric Corish, Kathleen 102 Corley, John Cormak. Bruce Coronado, Manuel Coronado, Maria luz Coronado, Maria Coronado, Ramon Costello, Ronnie Courtney, Chris 17. 26. 57, 63, 147, 149, 191,226, 232, 244, 249, 258, 259 Courtney, Kathy 90. 226 Courtney, Martha 26 Cox, lanice Crabill, Moira 78 Crabill. Richard 26, 70, 97. 125, 135, 188, 195.241, 258 Craig, Bill 26, 185 Craig, Doug 90 Crawford, Lisa-Beth 26, 250 Creager, John Crenshaw, Susan 103, 247 Crews, Peter 26 Crimi, Jackie 103, 205 Crist, Chuckie Crocito, John 158 Cronin, Michael 90 Cross, Michael 27, 131, 247 Crowder, Cathy 103, 209, 221 Crowder, John 152, 259 Crowder, Ginny 78, 233, 249 Crowe, Karen 56 Cucinelli, Gabe Cuje, Greg 90 Cumpston, Andrea 90 Cumpston, Todd 27 Curtis, David 27, 244 Custard, Carrie 89, 91 Dd Dabney, Craig Dabney, Kevin Dale, Gregory 27, 58, 94. 227, 247 Dale, Jeffery 78, 188 Daly. Suzanne Dandridge, Deirdre 205 Daniel, Hilary 91 Daniel, Melissa 27, 69 Daniels, Lisa 91. 133, 230 Daniels, Lori 78. 242, 259 Daniels, Robert 22, 27, 64, 116, 135, 227 Darden, Jessie Darden, Roy Darton, Lori 239 Daugherty, Mary 103 Davis, Brenda 78. 239. 255 Davis, Calvin Davis, Carmen 27 Davis, Catherine 103 Davis, Charles 90, 91 Davis, Janet 91 Davis, Janice 91, 209 Davis, Kim 91 Davis, Ronald Day. Caroline 255 Day, Christina 103, 221, 239 Day, Everard 91, 188 Day, Jacqueline 103 Day, Ronald Jeffery Day, Welton 103 De La Barre, Anne 91 De La Barrc. Mark 78, 140, 144, 239, 254, 255 Dean, Bradley 103 Deardorff, Jan 27, 63, 249, 250, 251 Deck, Leslie 103 Degroot, Gretchen 27, 137, 192, 214 Deibler, Scott Dela Rosa, Walter 103, 202, 212 Delalian, George Delashmutt, Chip 103 Delta, Costa 78, 195, 218 Demarest, Robert 27, 65, 227 Demony, Lisa 103 Dennison, Mary Francis Denny, Anthony Denny, John 78 Denny, Sally 103 Deskins, Edgar 78 Deskins, Edward Deskins, Noel 28, 64. 204, 240, 246, 259 Dibari, Deborah 78, 233 Dickson, Julie 91 Dickson, John 28, 241 Dickson, Julie 91, 255 Dienelt, Nancy 103 Dietriech. Heidi 78. 79, 219 Dietz, Craig 28. 103 Dietz, Glenn Dilger, Lucie 251 Dixon, April 103, 246. 251 Dixon, Julie 28. 86, 230, 250 Do Hien, D Dole, Timothy 241 Dolinger. Randy 91 3 Donaldson, Mara Donovan, John Dooley, Joseph 78, 182, 200 Dorsey, tom 91 Dowden. Kevin 123 Downey, Patty 78 Downing, Paul Driscoll, Robin 78 Druckenmiller, Donald 172 Druffel, Gregory 188 Druffel, John Duggan, Chris Dugovich, Amy 103, 221 Dugovich, Eric 182 Dumez, Alexander 103 Dunbar, Chris Dunlap, Brenda 79. 226, 241, 252 Dunn, Michele 103 Dupius, Gigi 91 Dyer, Linda 79, 242, 253 Ee Earle, Francis 176 Earles, Judy 28, 209, 230, 236 Earles, Terry 103 Ebe, Michele 91, 250 Eckbreath, Walter 28. 188, 252 Edsall, Kathy 69, 204, 214 Edsall, Lisa 28. 103 Edwards, Martha 103, 221, 241 Edwards. Melissa 91 Eger, Mark 91 Einstein, Albert 247 Eiwen, Emily 91, 260 Ekhardt, Jennifer 103 Ekhardt, Polly 79 Eller. Don 103 Eller, Donna 79, 233, 237 Ellis, Altha 103 Ellis, Courtney 79 Ellis, Fred 91 Ellis, Harry Melon 28, 68, 244, 249. 252, 253 Ellis, Robin 78 Ellison, Carl 28, 182 Elnaggar, Hani 91, 258 Emery, Karen 91 Emrich, Leith Eplett, Amy 91, 205 Eplett, Beth 91 Erdossy, Eric 103, 202 Ergueta, Carol 91 Esbeck, Karen 103, 235 Ewing, Charles 28 Ff Fact, Art E. 162 Faggins, Francine 29, 239 Faggins, Rhonda 91 Fairman, Jerry 29, 36. 62, 227, 241, 246, 254 Farrow, Patty 91. 212 Fast, Sherry 91, 93, 227 Fcarson, Dianna Feigl, Michele Feirtag, Fred 78, 247 Felts, Melissa 91 Felts, Sam 79, 240, 249, 251 Fereday, Lorraine 29 Fereday, Thomas 91 Ferezan, Terry Ferguson, Matthew 185 Fernandez, Jose Fiers, Kimberly 91 Fickley, Robert 91 Filipescu, Sanda 103 Fishel, Kathy 92 Fitzkee, Warren 179 Flannelly, Steve Fleary, Daryl 29, 146, 188, 212, 246 Fleeson, Mary 79, 246 Fletcher, Jeff 103 Fletcher, Lynn 79 Floyd, Lothia 29 Flynn, Frank 79, 247, 252 Flynn, Susan 103, 241 Foechterle, Marie Follin, Richard 79, 185 Ford, Diane 29, 242 Ford, Linda 30, 95, 240 Ford, Michael Foster, Dorson 29, 236 Foster, Michael 103 Fountain, Ed 104, 202 Fountain, Sally 79 Fowler. Holly 29, 226 Fowler, Tim 29 Fowler, Yvetta 29 Fox, Anthony Fox, John Fox, Stewart 92 Fox, Theresa 30 Francis, David 144 Francis, Mary 92 Fraser, Susan 169 Freeborn, Michael 92 Freeman, Gratia 214 INDEX I 285 Freeman, Noreen Freer, Hilary 79, 226, 237. 249 French, Carolyn 79 Frenzen, Kirsti 92. 241, 252 Fretts, Chris 79, 140, 255 Fretz, John 104 Friddle, Patty Friddle 79 Friedman, Margot 92. 96, 214 Friend, janice 157 Fuller, Debra Fuller, Kathleen 92 Fuller, Vincent Fulton, Catherine 104 Furlow, Calvin Furness, Charles 92 Gg Gainer, Geoffrey 92 Gainer, Gregory 30, 86 Galarneau, Jeanine Galarneau, Robert 79 Gallagher. Mike 30 Galpin, Pam 79 Galpin, Randall 92 Galpin, Robert 79 Gant, Stephanie 104 Gant, Tony Garcia, Patty Gardner. Julie 92, 249 Garner, Carletta Garner, Contessa Giles, Lucritia Giles, Tonya Garner, Karen 104, 258 Garner, Karon 104, 258 Garrett. Sharron Garrett, Shiela 79 Garrett. Susan 237, 244. 252 Garrison, Deborah 240, 246 Gary. Loneeta Gasbarri, Robert 30, 73, 91 Gavin, Barbara 79 Gavin, Deborah 79, 247 Gebhard, Eric 79, 182 Gebhardt, David 173, 184, 186 Gebhardt, 107 Geir, Nancy 30, 115 Gelzer, Edward 30, 115, 182, 246 Genovese, Laura 30, 250, 252 Gephart, Christina 79, 193, 226, 247, 249, 252 Ghizzoni, Maura 79, 144. 255 Ghizzoni, Jack 79 Gibson, Mary 104 Gibson, Robert 79, 238, 249 Gikakis, Dinitrie 92 Gikakis, Katarina 104, 260 Giles, Lucritia Giles, Tonya Gill, Susan 30 Gillilland, Pearle Gilmore, Gregory 93 Gimlin, Chris 30 Gimlin, Peter 92, 251 Girton, Derek Gittins, Adelaide 153 Glaine, Denise 92 Glasker, Netti 161 Glazier, Micheal 31, 55, 259, 260 Glenn, Brenda 153 Glennon, Margret 177 Gochenour, Todd Godding, Ruth Godwin, Stacy 79, 214 Goff. Carol Lynn Goldberg, Hilary 92 Goldberg, Richard 195 Golden, Keith 92 Golden, Steven Gonzalez, Andrea 79, 227 Gonzalez, Rosemary Goodwin, David 104 Gordon, Ellen 31, 104 Gormes, Carey 31, 104, 240 Gormes, Whitney 79 Gorrell, Richard Goulden, Joseph Grachow, Elian 31 Graham, Lisa 92 Graham, Nancy 92, 243 Graham, Wendy 31, 243 Granadend, Mirian 79 Granadend, Omar 104 Grantham, Teresa Gravat, Darren 31, 186, 200 Gravat, Jeffrey 92 Gravat, John Graves, Colleen 92, 214 Green, Joseph Green, Sandra Greene. Suzanne 92 Greenfield, Daniel Greenfield, Genny 92 Gregory, Ann 175 Gregory, Carlton 79 Griffin, Thomas Griffiths, Hugh 92 Groom, John 31, 72, 182 Groom, Theodore 104, 213 Gross, Paul 31, 232, 247, 250 Grove, Gregory 104 Groves, Stephen Gruber, Harry 92 Guditus, Mark 182 Guditus, Micheal 92, 208 Guth, Leslie 92 Hh Ha, Son Dinh Haggerty, Kelly 31. 68. 230, 241, 259, 269 Haglund, Conrad Hann, Thomas 104, 155, 206 Hahn, Timothy 31. 182, 205, 206 Hall, Ann 104 Hall, James 164 Hall, John Hall, Michelle 25. 32, 60, 226, 235. 244, 249 Hall, Hank 203, 227, 241, 252, 259, 269 Halteh, Gina Hamilton, Fred 104 Hammerly, Rick 104, 239 Hammond. Angela 167 Hammond, Steven Handerson, Steven 80, 247, 249, 250 Hanna, Heather 92, 243 Hanna, Katherine 32, 244 Hannan, James 32 Hannan, Mary 92 Hansen, John 92 Hansen. Katherine 32, 204, 226, 247, 249 Harbinson, Lynn 80, 187, 198, 241 Harding, Joanna 32, 61, 68. 240. 246 Harding, Kevin 104 Hardison, Lois 170 Haring. Ellen 32, 251 Haring, Lisa Harkins, Marian 80 Harkins, Paul Harlan, Dan 104, 208 Harlan, Laura 32, 190, 204, 214, 241. 246 Harman, Ann 32, 244, 249, 252 Harmon, Tracy Harper, Bonita 92 Harris, Charles 153 Harris. Joseph 80, 185, 218, 244 Harris, William 104 Harrison. Alan 234 Harrison, Ann Marie 104, 221 Harrison, Arch Harrison, Deborah 32, 240 Harrison, Tracy 92 Harsh, Gigi 32, 226, 241 Hart. Joe 33 Hartman, Craig 80, 200, 201 Harvey, Spencer 33, 212 Harwell, Becky 33, 240, 246 Haskins, Denise 80. 204, 246 Haskins. Harold Haskins, Terri Hawthorne, Elizabeth 104, 214, 250 Haydon, Ginger Hayes. Jeff 92, 241 Haynes, Anthony 104, 213 Haynes, Carl 92 Haynie, Tom 33, 227 Hays. Andy 80 Hays, Peter 33, 66 Hazzard. Colleen 104 Hazzard, Shelia 80. 226 Headley, Jerry Hediger, Suzanne 33, 233, 253 Hediger, Heather 92 Heflin, Tom Heiss, Eric 80, 235 Helm, Charlie 33, 38 Helton, Jeff Hemmer, Ellen 211 Hemmer, Katherine Henderson, Melvin Henderson, Shelia 87, 254 Henderson. Sylvia 33, 59, 80. 239, 243, 249, 255 Henderson, Virginia 92, 259 Hendrick. Joey Hendrick, Kim 80, 81, 182, 183, 200 Hendrickson, Owen 80 Henkel, Marilyn 105, 168, 258 Henkel. Bill 33. 43, 64, 135, 227, 249. 259 Henley, Joseph 80 Henley, John 93, 185 Hennings, Sarah 33 Hennings, William 104 Henry, William Herlihy, Erin Herring, Georgia 34, 44, 59 Herring, Michael 80 Herring, Pam 93 Herring, Susan 80. 252 Herrlein, John 188, 208 Hersh, Donna 93 Hervas, Tiama 80, 198, 230, 234, 244, 259. 260 Hester, John Hewitt, Jim 80, 240, 250 Hickman, Teresa 93 Hicks, Lloyd 162, 243 Hidalgo. James 93, 212 Higgins, Allan Higgins. Neil 93 Hilbrand, Tim Hill, Cornelia Hill, James 155 Hill, Kenneth Hilten Claudia 80 Hilts. Alexandra 104 Himmerich, Mike 34 Hines, Barbara 239 Hitt, Brett 80 Hjelt, Traci 80. 237, 255 Hoffman, Holly 43 Hoffman, Yvette 34 Hofman, Jason 34 Hogans, Tracy Holbrook, Katherine 139, 239 Holderness, Danny 34. 58, 227 Holloway, Melanie Holloway, Melissa 93, 96, 209 Holmes, Robert 227 Holsinger, Robin 93 Holt, Alan 171 Holt, Gary 93 Holt, Patricia 228 Holton, Laura 80 Holton, Lili 105, 214 Holtsman, Leila 34, 220, 244. 249. 250, 252 Hopkins, Antionette Hopkins, Greg Hopkins, Marx 105 Hopper. Emily 80, 198, 227, 237, 241, 252 Hopper, John Hopwood, Liz 34, 37, 56. 63, 192, 214. 230, 241, 253 Hosny, Iman Hotchkiss, John 105 Howe, Peter 80. 212, 259, 260, 261 Howell, Edward 105, 238 Howell, Wilson 80. 235 Howland. Margret 34, 239, 254 Hudgens, Brud 80 Hudson, Glenn 93 Hughes, Jeff 93, 185, 202 Hughes, Majorie 93 Hugo, Victor 105 Huneey, Philip Huhecy, Scott 34, 255, 256 Hull. Raymond 80 Hull, Tammi 105 Hulme, Cindy 35, 57, 226, 247, 249, 252 Hunnicut, Brian 37, 80, 241 Hunnicutt, Andrea 105 Hunsucker, Donna 35 286 INDEX Hunter, Micheal Huston, Cheryl 35, 65 Huston, Val 93, 185 Hutchinson, Gail Hutchinson, Mark 35, 241 Huyen, Phuong-Lan 35 Huynh, Van Kim li Iden, Michael 80, 85 Indyke, David 35, 293 Ingram, Donald 164 Irons, Catherine 105 Isham, Brian Isham, Cat 35. 60 Ivie, John 105 Jj lacobsen, Eric 35 Jaffe, David 93, 258 Jaffe, Mike 93 James, Eugene 185 James, Ken 105, 258 James, Scott 91, 93. 185, 195 James, Virginia 165 Jara, Jackie 80 Jara, Juan 105 Jara, Neyda Jeffries, Kim 35, 190, 250, 253 lay, Shirley 160 Jeeter, Dennis 197 Jenkins, James 80, 237, 255 Jennings, David 80 letter, Daniel 105 Jenkins. Carol 160 Joers, Richard 93 lofre, Gretchen 80 Johnson, Carla Johnson, Chris 93 Johnson. Cindy Johnson, David 93 Johnson, E lizabeth 156 Johnson, Mark 35 Johnson, Susan 93 Johnson, rim 16, 58, 124 Johnson. Walter Jones, Angela Jones, Charles 93 Jones, Julia Jones, K. 195 Jones, Patty 36, 240, 246 Jones, Paula 36 Jones, Rachel 36, 66, 219, 226, 247, 249 Jones, Sammie Jones, Sharon 80, 81, 192, 230, 249, 259, 266 Jones, Velvet Jones, William Jones William 80. 188 joy, Deidre 259 Joy, Eileen 80. 205, 214 jureidini, Barbara 174 Kk Kahl, Konra Kahn, Debbie 36, 69, 115, 244. 249, 259 Kapnistos, Dianna 105, 237 Kapnistos, Patty 36, 65. 105, 116, 226, 237, 244, 252, 259, 260 Katalinas, Michael 93 Keagy, Ken Keagy, Nancy 17, 36, 56, 226, 235 Kearney, Mary 158 Kearney, Patrick 80, 182, 183, 200, 250 Keiswetter, Caren 252 Keller, Jeff 82 Kelley, Evan Kelley, Jonathan 123 Kelly, David 93, 251 Kemp, Cynthia Kemp, Lee Kempner, Carol 105, 166 Kennon, Monica 36, 68, 238, 247, 249, 253 Keplinger, Sheila Key Beatrice 36 Kieswetter, Caron 82 Kimrey, Pam 36 Kim, Hee 234 Kindred, Elizabeth 159 King, Bcrnadine 37, 214, 234 King, Gregory 185 King, Randal 185, 202, 213 Kinson, Elaine 93 Kipps, Don 37, 65, 72, 94, 227, 241. 247, 249 Kirchner, Mary 37, 243 Kirk, Catherine Klassen, Gregory 35, 37, 66. 246 Kline, Carol 93 Klipple, Alice 239, 255 Kluegle, Scott 93, 203 Kneece, Norma 82 Kneeland, Nancy 105 Kneeland, Samuel 94 Knight, lerry Knight, Sarah Jane 179 Knight. Willard 81 onloch, Caro ;knri1il(Vh“Caf r'(7, bY, 198, 23( Knoblcrch. l-Jana 94 Knowles, Nancy 82, 230, 232 Knowlton, Maureen 37 Knowlton. Patricia Koach, Margaret 234 Kobayashi. Neal Korbeck, Alexander 94, 202 Korbeck, Joseph Korbeck, Marv Kosciw, Joseph 37, 227, 247, 249, 252 Kosek, John Kovak, Pam Kraft. Beth 82, 86 Kraft, Richard 105 Kramer, Christopher 94 Kramer, Martha 82, 230, 243, 252 Krause, Gail Kress, John 94, 210, 234 Kreplin, Gordon Kropp, Darcy Kropp, Victoria Kuchorov, Micheal 250 Kuck, Keith 94 Kuder, Carlyn 82 Kopstas, Gloria 105 Kupstas, Maria 82 Kurcis, Steven 83, 152, 259 Kurland, Daniel Kyer, Jeffrey 213 Kyer. Jerald 94 LI Labat, Melvin 173, 186. 195, 205 Lagomarcino, Anne 105, 235 Lanr, Julie 105, 210 La-Corte, Lauri 94, 241 Lamont, Karin 105 Landas, Beniamin 94 Langford, Ruff 37 Larrick, Richard 105 Larson, Anne Larson, Glenn 94. 185 Laub, Lorene 175 Laughlin, David 105, 182, 218 Laughlin, Dillard 82. 84, 202, 218 Laws, Wanda 94 Layton, Mark 105 Le, James Leach, lames 36, 37, 58, 182, 227, 241. 247, 251 Leavitt. Melanie 158 Lechner. lack 260 Lee, Kelvin 82, 212 Lee, Lisa 82, 237 Lee, Normandie 170 Lee, Paul 37, 94, 185 Lee, Sod 204 Lee, William 1 78 Lefcourt Hanne 38, 114 Lengmueller, Ray Leonard, lean Leonard, Linda 105 Lester, Anne 105 Letson, Bill 38, 255 Lewis, Barbara 94 Lewis, Brent 82 Lewis, Jacqueline 38, 219, 230, 259 Lewis, Matthew Lewis, Sheila Liebenau, Jane 38, 55, 250 Lichty, Joanne 178 Linkins, Karen 80, 82, 192, 193,198,244, 251,253, 259, 267 Littlewood, Jill 38. 58, 239 Loeb, Gerda 38 Loker, Rebekah Loll, Thomas Londergan, Julia 94, 198 Long, Cheryl 94, 249 Long, Robin 63, 68. 192, 193, 241 Long, T. 195 Long, William 105 Longo, Victoria 82 Lorino, Frank 94, 185 Lormin, Monika 221 Lott. Alice 154 Lowery, Kirk 106, 202 Lowry, Robert 94 Lowry, Willie Lowstuter, Mary-Kaye 82 Lubner, Lisa 126, 243 Lucas, Frank 38 Lucas, Ted 202 Luchsinger, Andrea 37, 82, 214, 228, 229, 241, 251 Ludwick, Betty Lou 68 Lukas, Tracy 106 Lundquist, Peter 94 Lundy. Lois 252 Lunsford, Joanne 82 Lupton, Evelyn Lusk, Phoebe Luthy, Robert 106, 195 Ly. Thai Mm MacArthur, Edith 106 Mac Arthur, Gordon 82, 234, 252 MacArthur, Herbert 95 Macgarrigle, Claire Mac-Donald, Donna 106 Mac-Dorman, Susan 198, 241, 249, 252 Macedonia, Coach 183 Mac-Leod, Victoria 106, 250 MacKeith, Joan 95. 188 MacPherson, Joann 95, 205, 214 MacPherson, Peter 39 Mafor, Patty 248 Maher, Stephen 39 Maines, Richard 82. 212 Major, Patricia 39 Malinchak, Andrew 39, 58, 218, 235, 247 Maloney, Chris 83, 188 Maloney, Gregory 188 Mamaed, Amalia 83, 228 Mamaed, Arnulto 106 Mano, Gregory 39 Mano, Stephen Manolis, Sharon 39, 62, 228, 239, 241. 242 Mansinne, Herbert 95, 213 Mansinne, Meigs 82, 83, 214, 239 Marcey, Nancy 39, 240 Marcey, Peggy 155 Marcus, Bradley Margosis, Aaron 39, 247, 249 Maria, Pamela 39, 228, 229, 249, 250, 259, 268 Markrich, lonathan 106, 259 Marks, Frank Marksteiner, Peter Marple, Susan 106 Marsh. Kathleen 106 Marshall, Barbara 39 Marshall, Douglas Marston, Amy 83, 230, 252 Martin, Frederick Martin, Geanine 83, 230 Martin, Norman 83, 143, 188, 237 Martin, Scott 106 Martino, Daniel 40. 73. 227, 239, 247, 249. 250, 251, 257 Marvin, Frank 83, 200, 212, 227 Mason, Odaris 40, 240 Masquith, Lorraine Massie, Dawn 83, 228, 251 Matsuura, Janice 40, 250, 259, 267 Matthews, Kristan 106 Mattson, Andrea 241, 251, 252 Mawyer, Patricia 106 Maxwell. Diane 40, 230, 246, 252 Mayer, David 40 INDEX 287 Mayer, William 95 Mayers, Teresa 95 Mapor, Patty 240 Mazan, Micheal 83, 234, 252 Mazan, Michelle 40, 109, 230 McGregor, Robyn 244 McBee, Mary McBride, Catherine 106 McCahey, James 195 MacCanahan, Terry 106 McCarthy, George 40, 64, 241, 252 McCarthy, Madeline 106, 198 McCarthy, Patricia 56, 230 McCarthy, Sean 40, 218, 235 McCarthy, Tara 40, 95. 115, 230, 241, 259, 263, 267 McCausland, Michele 95 McClain, Keith 106 McClanahan, Tracy 106 McClanahan, Chris 83 McClure, Vivan 41 McColgan, Bridget 106 McColgan, Micheal McColgan, Patrick McCord, William 83 McCord, Bonnie 41, 54,83, 95, 101,106, 135,209, 219, 236, 249, 259, 264 McCracken, Daniel 41, 55, 188 McCreedy, Phillip 83 McCue, David McDaniel, Karen 41. 240 McDaniel. Kim 41 McDermott, Elizabeth 106 McElhone, P.J. 95 McElhone, Sean 83, 188 McGavin, James 41, 61, 227, 259, 264 McGrath, Mary McGregor, Robyn 95. 234 McGuire, Sally 95 McHugh, Carol 41, 69. 209, 230, 236 McIntosh, Joan 175 McBride, Catherine McCarthy, Justin McCarthy, Sean 70 McCormick, Gilda McCreedy, Philip Mclntire, James 83 McKeever, Paula 95, 188, 243 McLauchlin, Charles 106 McKowen, Christine 41,64, 95, 97, 230, 235, 241. 259, 263, 265 McLain, Cherly 95 McLauchlin, Jeanne 17, 41, 219 McManus, Kevin McMullan, Bruce 159, 186, 206, 208 McNabb, Delores McNeely, Robin 107 McPhaul, Laura 41, 230, 236 McQuay, David 161 McQueston, James 42, 247, 249 Mealey, John 83, 234 Means. Deborah 107, 209, 221 Medley, Roger 83 Meeks, Jesse 172, 203 Mehr, Erik Mellen. Bret Mel linger, David 42, 234, 235, 244, 247, 254, 257 Melnick, John 95 Melnick, Nancy Mendes, Maria 107, 242 Menefee, Fandy 107 Merrell, David 107 Messersmith, Ann Michieli, Mark Michieli, Matthew 107 Michos, Athena 107 Michos, John 95, 182 Middle. Bruce 42 Miles. William 208 Miller, Andrew 107 Miller, Barbara 83, 242 Miller, Beniamin Miller, Gaynell 107 Miller, Linda 107, 235 Miller, Paul 83 Miller, Peter 95 Miller, Teresa 42 Minnick, |ay 42, 58, 194, 195, 227, 241, 259, 266 Minton. Barbara 95, 241, 252, 258 Misra. Bebecca 228, 252 Mitchell, Cynthia 42 Mitchell, Dana 107 Mittermeier, Susan 159 Mock, James 95 Mock, William Mogazel, John Monroe, Joy 95 Monroe, Patricia 83, 226 Monroe, Tommy 203, 236 Monroe, Walter 42, 182 Moody, Ben Mooney, Saskia 107, 210 Moore, George 42. 126, 227, 241. 246, 259 Moore, Melvin Morell, John Morgan, Bunnie 83 Morgan, James 42 Moro, Pedro Morris, David 42, 57, 182 Morris, Julian Morris, Julie Morris, Micheal Morse, lennifer 95, 198 Morse, Tom Mortaugh, Lorraine 167 Mosiman, Kimberly 107 Moss, Leona 168 Mothershead, John Mountain, James 107, 208 Mountain, Wilbur 175, 258 Mountain, Kathy 83, 84, 204, 230, 237, 249, 252 Mountjoy, Samuel Moyer, Lee 107 Muelken, David Muelken, Fiona 95 Muessig, Laura 84 Mundy, Barbara Mundy, Marvin 107 Munsey, Andreas 15. 43, 56, 148, 188 Murphy, Diana 107, 214 Murphy, John 84 Murphy. Linda 95 Murphy, Shea 43, 249 Murray, John 107 Murray, Marie 96, 230 Myers, Michel 43, 58, 212 Myers, Victor 84 Myles, Earl Myles, Jerome Nn Nagara, Ken Naminsa, Debra 84, 230 Nassetta, Chris 84, 195, 227 Negrey, Helen 96, 205 Neighbors, Elsie Neikirk, John 239 Neikirk, Paul 185 Nelson, Cathey 96, 228, 252 Nelson, Paula 107 Nemir, Dianne 171 Nettles, Lynn 43 Neville, Thomas 105, 166 Newhouse, Frances 175 Newkirk, Charlene Newman, Jeff Newsome, Betty 155 Newton, Janet Nguyen. De Nguyen, Thong 107 Nguyen, Van 96 Nicholas, Lucy 169 Nivholson, Maria 96 Nicolet, Chris 108 Nicolet, Kim 43, 230 Nissen, Rolaids 43, 58, 227 Nobles, James 96 Nolan, Joe 108 Nolan, Patrick 78, 84, 187, 212, 254 Norsworthy, Leonid Oo Obey, David 108, 227 Oden. Bruce 92, 108 Offutt, Cindy Offutt, Edith Offutt. Tom 197 O'Connor, Brendon O-Dea, July 108, 221 O-Dea, Lorri 96, 220 Oldham, Steve Olmstead, Jim 96 Onesty, David Onesty, Katy 108 Orchard-Hays, James 251 Orr, Stephen Orr, Tamara Oswald, Richard Overton, Kathi 96 Pp Pace, Stanislous 96 Pachucki, Michele 108 Paffel, Kalhey 43 Page, Stephen 108 Page, John 43 Paice. Patty 84 Palmer, Jim 84, 182, 212 Palmer, Laurie 97, 205, 214 Palmer, Stephen 97, 208, 212 Palmes, Guy 97, 188 Palmes, Kathleen 108, 127, 196, 198, 235 Palmeter, Steve 108 Papedemetriou, Artemis 78, 84, 219, 230, 241, 243 Parker, Andrew 84, 241 Parker. Cheryl 43, 147, 230 Parks, Janet 85 Pascua, Anthony Patterson, Chris 43, 188 Patterson, Jane 97 Patterson, Louise 85 Payne. Susan 44, 58, 240, 246 Pecore. Carole 44, 135 Perl.ee. Diane 105, 166 Perry, Darrell Perry. Tawanda Perry, Virginia 85 Peters, Towanda Peterson, Thomas 188 Peterson, John 158 Peterson, William 182, 184 Pettyjohn, Scott 44, 64 Peyton, Yvonne Pham-Le, Bich-Hai 97. 237 Pham-Le, Bich-Hang 85, 237 Phillips, Charles 177 Phillips, Laila 171 Phillips, Tom 97, 213 Phillips, Tim 44 Pickett, Paul Piecha, Marianne 97 Pifer, Tammie Pilares. Caroleen Pineda, Maria 209 Pishner, Jeff 44, 182 Pitchner, Cara 85 Pitts, Tammy 44 Pizzi. Marianne 97, 117, 205 Player, Jane 157 Player. Johnna 44, 64, 108 Podrasky, Andrea 108 Poeraatmadja, Iman 44. 115, 252, 227 Poeraalmadja, Iwan 108 Polik, Micheal 97 Polster, Phyllis 166, 259 Pomeranz, John 97, 239, 250 Pomponio, Carol 97, 241. 250 Pomponio, Mary 44, 68, 230 Pomponio, Susan 44. 188 Pond, Dana 153 Pont, Brad 45, 52, 54, 206 Pont, Mike Popobitch, Tammy 45 Potofsky, Donna 85, 252 Poulos, David 85 Powell, Angela 97, 220 Powell, Jim 182, 201 Powell, Peter 109 Pranger, Ben 85 Pratt, Lawrence 109 Prehoda, Karen 97 Prehoda, Sandra 109 Pressley, George 97 Pressley, Patty 85, 255 Pressley, Robert 109, 185, 202, 210 Pressman, Scott Price. Jim 173, 200 288 INDEX Procter, Mark 45, 241 Prominski. Carty 85. 204, 214, 230 Prominski. Peter 97, 185, 202 Pryor, Loy 109 Puglisi, Dominic 97 Purcell, Margie 157 Purvis, Bruse Purvis, Patty 45 Qq Quinnette, John 85, 188 Quirk. Shelia 109 Quirk, Susan 97 Rr Radcliffe, Chris 45, 230, 247, 248, 249, 251 Radding, Wendy 85. 140, 141. 143, 239, 255 Rafi, Haroon 97 Ramale, Dorothy 174, 249 Ramey, Eliot 109 Ramsdell, Richard 163 Ramsey, Barbara 45, 252 Ramsey, Matt 109 Rasmussen. Hans 109, 203 Rasmussen, Kap 81. 85, 217, 230, 241 Ratcliff, Wayne 45, 246 Raum. Nancy 173, 204 Ray, Steven 85 Rea, Cynthia 97 Reckles, Frieda 204 Redinger, Stacy 97 Redmond, Daniel 109, 196 Reed, Cheryl 45 Reed, Marina 45, 64, 198 Reed, Mildred 45 Reed. Portia 46, 200 Reed, Rena Reed, William 109 Reeder, Lisa 85. 140, 141, 239, 254, 255 Reeves, David 97, 202, 213 Reid, Cindy 46, 253 Ronick, Angela 85. 24 1, 244, 247, 249. 258 Rens, Marshall 46, 63, 116, 221,241,244, 251,259, 265 Repasch, Michael Reta, Anna 46, 69, 226, 237, 252, 253 Reta, Elizabeth 109, 243, 253 Reyes, Maria Rhodes, Mary 46, 133 Ricardo, David 97 Ricardo, Thomas 100 Rich, Eric 97 Richards, Julia Richardson, Ingra 109 Richardson, Richie 109 Ricketts, Denise Ricks. Douglas 79, 85, 182, 227 Ricks. Michael 85 Ricks, Stephen 109 Ridgley. Ron 46, 58, 98 Ries, Robbie 46. 67. 188 Ries, Julie 97, 214 Riggs, Stuart 85 Ritter, Rosalind 97 Rives, Nancy 85, 239, 254 Rixse, Jim 106, 212, 226, 238, 247, 249, 259, 261 Robbins, Elizabeth 85 Robbins, Frederick 97 Roberson, Giuseppe 109 Roberson, Brenda Roberts, Alfred 161 Roberts, Joanna 109 Robertson, Bruce 85, 212, 247, 249, 252, 253 Robinson, Antonia Robinson, David Robinson, Doug 97 Robinson, Randy 109 Robinson, Richard 109 Robinson, Shri 85, 242 Robinson, Tammy 46 Rodriguez, Dana 97, 185, 202, 213 Roe, Shelly 85 Rogers, Sheryl 109 Rolph. Kathy 46 Romasko, Anthony 172, 186. 212 Romesburg, Melissa 97 Romness, Mark 47, 67, 187. 210, 253, 263 Rooney, Tood 97, 185 Roos, Christine 109 Rose, Jim Ross, Beverly 85, 252 Ross, Dionne Ross. Dionne Ross, George Rosse, Florence 179 Rotchford, Ellen 109 Rotchford, Lisa 97, 209 Rouse, John 97 Rouse, William 109 Royer, Bruce Rudding, Winkie 254 Ruhlman, Sara 251 Rusevylan, lohn 109, 202 Rusk, Jennifer 47 Russell, Mary Beth Russell, Micneal 109 Russow, Dilly 85 Russow, Michael 98 Rydholm, Paul Ss Sadauskas, Birute 109, 198 Sadjadi, Frazine Sadauskas, Edward 98, 185 Salzer, Chris 237 Samson, David Samson, Delihah Samson, Torry Samuels, John 98 Samuels, Micheal 109 Sandall, Kari 85, 145, 198, 230, 241. 249, 253, 259 Sanders, Leila 85 Sanford, Anne 47. 66, 91, 95. 117, 241. 253, 259, 260. 263, 269 Sanford, Doug 98. 185 Sasscer, Elisa 47, 243 Sasscer, Maureen 109 Sawyer, Susan 85, 190, 228, 252 Saupp. Eugene 109 Saxman, Walter 164 Schandlbauer, Nick 109 Schaper, K.ista Scharfenstein, Karin 98 Schecter, Susan 85, 257 Schindler, Irvin 98 Schlecter, Patricia 170 Schmidt, Lisa 47 Scholl, Dennis 47. 61. 66, 94, 170, 182 Schuer, Ann 85, 240 Schuer, George 47 Schwamb, Sherri 47, 243, 255 Schwartz, Donna 47, 57, 63, 228, 243, 252 Schweitzer, Anne 109, 235, 241 Schweitzer, Lisa 86. 105, 192, 230, 241 Schwengel, Robert 47, 58, 227, 251, 254, 256 Sclarandis, Mario 48 Scott, Carolyn 48, 77, 135, 230, 248, 249, 250, 259, 263 Scott, Brian 110 Scott, James 98, 140 Scott, Kimberly 86, 230, 241, 243 Scruggs, Catharine 86, 230, 241, 253, 259, 269 Sefton, Evelyn 165 Segrest, Sue 48 Seibold, Melinda 48 Sekhon, Gurinder Sekhon, Sokhvinder Seldomndge. David 100 Seldomridge, Clarene 17, 175 Sencindiver, Scott Seymour, Carole 98. 210 Seymour, Tammy 98 Sgouros, Steve Snaffer. Robert 110 Shamus. Michael Shanklin, Anne Shapiro. Laura 86, 252 Shapiro, Lena 86, 193, 252 Sharft, Robert 48 Shaw, Clinton 110 Shay, Melinda 48 Sheppard, Joanne 70, 86. 219, 230 Sheppard, Valerie 48, 61. 198. 224 Sheridan, Susan 48 Shipley, Andrew 110, 202 Shipley. Audrey 86. 204, 228, 229, 251 Shirah, Lynn 115, 186 Shirey, Scott 86, 182 Shivers, Charlene Shivers, Tonya Shoemaker, Lynette 86, 249, 250 Showalter, Patrick Shuey, Gregory 110 Shulman, Dean 48, 194, 195, 241, 249 Shulman, John 86, 250 Sibert, Edward 98 Sills, Virginia 98 Silverman, Amy 48, 55. 239, 244, 249, 250, 253 Simonson, Lawrence Simonson, Saundra Single, Grandma 243 Skillman, Paul 98, 188, 230 Skinner, Barbara 98, 230 Skipwith, Vonda 98 Slusher, James 98 Smith, Ardelia 173, 198, 199 Smith, Emily 98, 220 Smith, Joan 48 Smith, John Smith, James Smith, Karen 110 Smith, Kellen 110 Smith, Kimberly Smith, Mari jane 110 Smith, Max 173, 214, 215 Smith, Miles Smith, Micheal 44 Smith, Paul Smith, Rae 192, 198, 199 Smith, Sheila Soedarjatno, Susie 97, 98, 233, 252 Soedarjatno, Koent 86 Sood, Neena 49 Sopher, Terry 77, 86, 106, 195, 241, 259, 267 Sore, Ruth 167 Sorkowitz, Daniel 49, 241, 247, 249, 250 Southall, Polly-1 ard 49, 237, 247, 251, 259 Southam, Souglas Spangengurg, Laurie 86, 214, 226 Spangenburg, Tammy 49 Spearman, Steven 98 Spears. Michelle 239 Speer, Donald 110 Spencer, Laurie 110 Spencer, Randal Spiliotopoulos, Alex 49, 55, 259, 260 St. Dennis, Paavo Stamps, Britton Stapleton, Jeffrey 86, 212 Starkweather, George 86, 114, 182 Starnes, Adam Steger, Jeff 159 Stehman. Katherine 49, 63, 128, 226, 252 Stehman, Michael 98 Stehens, Samuel 49. 246. 247. 249. 253 Stern. Lisa 49, 67, 228, 229, 249, 252 Stevons, Deborah 49 Stevenson. Phineas Stevens, Robert 11, 187 Stewart, Dirk Stewart, Henry 185 Stiers, Ann 86 Stiers, Julia 98, 188, 230 Stilley. Mark 185 Stilley, Shannon 86, 214 Stivers, Lydia 50, 190, 259 Stocker, Susan 86, 233, 243 Stuttered, Greggy 50 Stuttered, Teenie 220 Stoher, Katherine 50, 198, 250 Stoker, Mary Stoll, Adam 98 Stombock, Mike 48, 49, 50, 115 Stone, lames 110, 202 Stoneburger, Debbie Stoneman, Sasha 50, 109, 230, 252, 259, 264 Stoneman, Rietta 89, 98. 230 Storck, Karin 50, 69 Storm, Bentley 250 Stowasser, Michale Stratos, Victim 98 Strickland, Wendy Stuart. Hugh 202 Stuart, Judith Stubbing, Matthew Sugden, Anne 30, 62, 249, 250 Sullivan. Patrick 110. 202 INDEX 289 Sullivan, Shereen 50 Suquinahua, Silvia 98 Suradja, Ati 50, 230 Surrey, lames 110 Sutter, David 86 Sutter, Paul Swain, Theresa 86, 241, 244 Sweeney, )i!l 110 Swoboda Katherine 98 Swagger, Angelique 208, 246 Sydnor, Curtis 86 Sykes, James 101 Symes, Diane 98. 193, 198, 226, 243, 251 Symes, Helen 50, 243, 244, 252 Tt Tangman, David 39, 51, 254 Tangman, Michael 110 Tanzer, David 39. 51. 249 Tartaglino, Stephen 20, 50 Tatelman. Brenda 51, 190, 193. 2 33, 235. 244. 252 Taylor, Alvin Taylor, Andrew Teets, Carin 51 Temple. John 110 Testerman. Patricia 51. 240 Testerman. Sharon 110, 246 Thai, Leola 99 Thaily P. 195 Thomas, Dana 86. 193, 226, 237 Thomas. Gregory 99 Thomas, Kelly 110 Thomas, Lester Thomas, Susan 51. 65. 230, 240, 246 Thomassen, Paul 99 Thompson, Laura 110, 246 Thompson, Mary 226, 237, 241, 244, 252 Thompson, Robin 110 Thompson, Will Thone, Amy 110, 235 Thorscn, Linda 110, 214 Thursby, George Tirado, Katie 110 arol Tolson. lame- Toft, Eric 99 Townsend, Nick 99, 194, 195 Tralna, Gary 110 Tramblian, Ariana 86 Tribble, John 185, 241 Tsimbidis, Gregory 110 Tsimbidis, Nicholas Tsimbidis. Stephen 61 Tuell, Harry 265 Tully, lacqueline 51. 168 Tully, Mark 99 Turner. Daniel 99 Turner. Kimberly % Turner. Sam 182 Tyler, Blair 92, 99, 220 Tyykila, Sharon 51 Uu Ulemen, Patricia 111 Ulemen. Pilar 111 Ueuyen, Thai 99 Ulrich. Douglas 99 Ulvedal, Susan 185 Umbel. Tammy 99 Umbel. Wendy 111 Ungnam, Tham 99 Urban, Kim 86 Vv Vahle, Thomas 86, 188, 234 Valentini, Margaret Vance, Pamela Vandersluijs, Sylvia 80 VanGemeren, Derek 87 VanGent, Martin Van L Maas, Alexis 111 Van Snoot, Kathy 87, 233 Vandermark, Jennifer 11 Vann, Michael Vantilbury, Eric VanWinegarden, Connie 111, 210 Vargas, Fernando Vaughan, Bernetta 214, 221 Vaughan, Michael 200 Vaughan, Mitchell 205, 206 Vea, Edmond 99 Veach. Adrienne 51 Veillette, Joanne 252 Veillette, Philip 111 Velmen, Penelope 213, 250 Vendermark, lulie 198 Venverloh, Bernard 52. 236 Venverloh, Jeffrey 111 Victor, Ann Marie 99, 198, 199 Victor, Edward 99, 185 Vliet. Tim Vliet, Walter 22. 46, 52. 97, 200, 240. 241 Vogt, Carol 111. 198 Von Master, Kathy 87. 107, 192, 220, 237, 241 249. 252 Voulais, Helen 99 Vouvalis, Sakellarios 87 Ww Wade, John Wages, David 87, 238, 247, 249, 250 Wages, Robert 99, 210 Walch, Laura 87 Walker, Gary Walker, Thomas 187 Walker, James 52, 241, 247. 249, 251 Walker. Robin 111 Walter, Mary Walther, Susan 99 Walton, Paula Wanzer, Michael Ward, Michael 87. 182, 185, 239 Ward, Robert 185 Ward, Roger 111 Warden, Brenda 87 Warren, Gregory Washington, Floyd Washington, Lloyd Washington, Paulette Watkinsbull, Diane 72 Watson, John 87 Watson, Kim 52, 63, 117, 230, 234 Watson, Maria 52, 60 Watt, Tracy 111 Webster, Bradley Webster, Milton 101 Weetman, Susan 99, 205 Weinstein, Howard Weller, Fredrick Wells, Gregory 111, 241 Wells, Herbert 52, 182, 206 Wells, Lauren Welsch, Robert 111 Wen ley, Peter Wertheimer, Sylvia 87 Wertime, Kent 111, 213, 258 Wertime, Michele 99, 246 West, Gary Whelden, Steven 52, 145, 206. 227, 259 Whipple, Beth 111, 221 Whitaker, Cynthia 188, 241 White, Lisbet 52, 192 White. Jedalynn White, John White. Jonathan Whitehead, Anthony Whitehouse, Adair 52 Whittington, Kim 111 Wholey, Joseph Wickline, Jeanette Wiggins, Frontis 99, 259, 260 Wilcox, Marta 99 Wildhack, Elizabeth 25, 214, 235 Wildhack, Bill 52 Wiles, Ken 99. 188 Wiley, Doug 87. 145, 212, 227 Wiley. Susan 84, 87, 230, 232 Wilkins, Caroline 99, 250, 258 Wilkins, Ruben Wilks, Chris 81, 87. 217, 230, 241. 259, 266 Wilks, Vicki 98 Will, Jeff Williams, Annette 179 Williams, Daniel 111, 202, 213 Williams, Sharron 160 Williams, Jerry Williams, Kathy 87, 214, 220 Williams, Lawrence 161 Williams, Lori 55, 63 Williams, Megan 87 Williams, Sarah 53, 65. 209, 226, 236, 247, 249, 252, 258 Williamson, Ian Willis. Weston 175 Wilson, Gina Wilson. Jenifer 99, 198 Wilson, Patricia 111 Wilson, Philip 53 Windingland, David Windsor. Michael 98 Wingate, Steven 99, 185, 202, 212 Wingate, Susan 87 Winkler, Margaret 111, 209, 252 Winkler, Mark 53, 146. 227. 251 Winkler, Renard Winkler, Roland Wise. Pauline 53 Wood. Sara 163 Wood, Tracy 111 W'ormald, Charles 238 Wooldridge, Clayton 202 Wooldridge. Edward Work, Jack 99, 208 Wormald, David 87. 241, 246 Worrall, lames 182, 241 Wren. Ian 111 Wright, Eleanor 160, 234 W'right, Kevin Wrigley, Christine 53, 67, 249 Wrigley. lennifer 53, 67 Wykle, Helen 165 Wynn. Rose 174 Yy Yaggy, Mary 87 Yates, Bruce Yeager, Myra 154 Young, lacky Young, Susan 53 ounger, Laura 156 Yu, Nancy 111 Yunani, Erwin 111 Yunani, Kuskus 87, 110 Zz Zakanycz. 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