Annandale High School - Antenna Yearbook (Annandale, VA)

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Frosh A 9 0 alton s Flrst Season Am... 0 Falls Church 24 ' Proves Successful. Robmm 6 .l.E.B. Stuart 32 Jefferson Since about 1960 Mr. Wallace Bolding had been the 16 Woodson Freshman Football Coach at Annandale High School. 1973 12 FHiI'f8X was the first year since that time that he had not. The man in charge this time was Mr. Charles Walton and with this Fmsh B man behind the wheel the Baby Atoms enjoyed an ex- cellent season, finishing 4-1-1 on the A level and 4-0 on the Atoms B level- so Falls church The defense was strong, allowing only about 5 points per 14 Robinson game, and the offense, after a slow start, came to life and 14 Fairfax averaged about 16 points a game. 22 Marshall 13, ', IW. Q , - 44 I. - . 1, Ax. Opp. 14 0 6 6 6 0 OPP 6 6 0 6 First Row, from left: Thomas, Gullette, Davis, Ketchum, Schnorf, McDonald, Bell, Laltimer, Harney, Corcoarn, Kirkwood, Shankle, Dorland. Second Row: Turner, Bush, Clarke, Wendt, Farmer, Zink, Dendelheck, Doster, Steckbeck, Gross, Miles Findling, Osborn. Third Row: Houck, Turman, Kody, Bilko, Tamariz, Sheperd, Mella, Goldman, Johnson, Buckries, Albert Downey, Parris, Quesenherry. Fourth Row: Thompson, Goode, Angell, Grafton, Lamb, Northrup, Rider, Wrenn, Clements Morris, Anderson, Orso. Fifth Row: Gracza, Hilliard, McDonald, Reeves, Hipsley, Duvall, Shoop, McNaughton, Gaspari, Ham- monds, Saunders, Tedesco, O'Donald, Hughes. Q 1 -1 The Atoms drive on Woodson. The big summit. Don Albert cuts the corner.

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. . Puts It Together for 5-1-2 Season. Annually the Annandale High J.V. football team had been known as a pushover amongst Northern District op- ponents. This seemed to change, however, in 1971 when Coach Dave Carter took the helm. The improvement paid off this year as the Atoms finished with a 5-1-2 season. The team was sparked by an excellent defense led by Juniors Mike Coyne and Bruce Fox, and a passing attack which featured many fine wide receivers and quarterback Terry Brown. The team provided eight very exciting Thursday nights for their fans as they went un- defeated until dropping the season finale to Fairfax. So as a result Annandale fans can look for another excellent Varsi- ty team in 1974. Defense prepares to fire off against Falls Church. Atoms 28 J.E.B. Stuart 7 Falls Church 0 Robinson 13 ,l.E.B. Stuart 20 Jefferson 38 Wakefield 6 Woodson 7 Fairfax OPP 0 3 0 7 8 6 6 16 Atoms offense blasts out against Wakefield. First Row, from left: Walt Kreitler, ,lim Slahetka, Gray Payne, John Harmon, Bruce Mork, Gordon Ferris, Terry Brown, Mike Vance, Tim Lacey, Mark Payne, Mike Coyne, Ron Ferris, Mark Friener, Mark Budsock, Rick Melia, Frank Kapper, Jeff Smith, Bill Spitzel, Paul Wellman, Danny Brown, Gene Fiorazo, Kevin Neary, Rick Fisher, Greg Kallock, Mark Boger, Tom Hunt, Tim Witter, Mike Hickey, Mike Robinson, Dana Reeves, Ken Loomis, Jim Thompson, Bill Edgar, Brian Smith, Mack Walker, Chris Landrum, Jim Steckbeck, Tim Duvall, Bruce Fox, Doug Kirby, Rick Renzi, Doug Dunn, Steve Houseworth, Tim Wieland, Bob Mella, Mike Marzac, Paul Manning, Charlie Finger, John Dever.

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Cross Countr Takes 2nd in District The 1973 Annandale High Cross Country team enjoyed yet another successful season as they ran to a 5-1 record. From here the team placed second in the District meet and sixth in the Regional meet. The Atoms were led, as was the case for the two previous years, by John Szarek, a senior, who over his three year career helped to carry the Atoms to many a victory. Although Szarek was a very necessary part of the squad, the team also highlighted five juniors and a sophomore. With that many underclassmen returning next year and that kind of record this year, the Annandale High Cross Coun- try team should be a strong contender for the 1974 Northern Region Crown. The squad Hams il up at Williamsburg. My,- wg, J 1,J mEiL 'W lm Here comes the Big Recl l The start of the Great Warrior Whomp FVVV 'Ww- -ES as , . - First Row, from left: Jim Cooper, Mike Vitcz, Nancy Russo, Brian Murphy, Bob Blakemore, Phil Young, John Szarek, Mark Sohasky, Tony Sharp, Bagel Rosen.