Fairfax High School - Fare Fac Sampler Yearbook (Fairfax, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1972 volume:

' X • 4 EDITOR 14 JACKIE VAN ANDA ASSISTANT EDITOR MARJE GUNNING ADVISOR MRS. NANCY. VAUGHN VOLUME XXXVII. Change Reflections of Change — Activities.16 Sports.44 Organizations.94 Staff.140 Classes.168 Ads.240 Index .262 o 3 4 HH I 1 - ■- -, • •-: • ... —— ■ ■ I ® 5 ■ ' •. mi ’m. . Si® KB m mm M$M3 m;m S-. i — ■ . . —— ‘ , , 85S mm ' • Slfi : B8MSK ■ .;iWv.;. ' ■:■ Hi iiilii: •••; 7 :: ; . ; , ' : .-7 Q4S • ' V SHk ■:, Stf5 : ' “• ®@8 ■ lii M, Time changes, times change Like the tiny white crystals softly falling through the neck of an hour glass, Building up on the bottom What was once on top . . . Forming a new structure . . . slowly, slowly, Our lives are built and are changed, hopefully for the best. Let us take what we have learned To help construct A better tomorrow. dffe ■’%. � i. Ham W ' 5 -e f v-;v j 1 ; r n ;• - � ' V 8 BUT A CHALLENGE 9 There are those who would like to stop each moment hold everything just as it is and never change. Traditions make good foundations (sometimes it is best to leave well enough alone) but if we meet the challenge and give change an honest chance, it is not impossible to find that trying something new is better still. 10 TO BE MET WITH HOPE 12 14 We cling to hope like life itself for hope only deserts us in the face of devastating despair. And if we refuse to let go, hope can carry us past any onslaught for there is nothing we cannot hope to attain when we are filled with its promise. 15 16 ACTIVITIES VGLIALLIE2 17 Mm Last Fall Season Renews Old Spirit 18 September Freshman orientation School opens Football season begins Peppy and Johnny It’s Academic October Pigskin Powwow Homecoming Weekend November End of grading period Keyette Book Drive Powder Puff Football State Cross Country Orientation-new FHS Miracle Worker Thanksgiving Vacation 19 Spirit And Optimism Shown In Peppy And Johnny Never failing energy and enthusiasm . . hope and optimism overcoming each uncertainty . . . These are the characteristics of Fairfax High’s spirit symbolized by Peppy and Johnny Rebel. The students chose Cindy Heafner for Peppy while Jim Good and Marcus Fisk tied for the title of Johnny Rebel. Top Far Left: John Atherton and Patricia Hanks were chosen Lord and Lady Fairfax. Top Center Left: Debbie Smilanich, Gary Urban. Top Left: Lucy Tisdale, Wayne DeBlois. Bottom Far Left: Lynn Anderson, Guy Boisseau. Bottom Center Left: Cindy Heafner selected as Peppy Rebel. Center: Jackie Mayberry escorted by Jim Good, selected as Johnny Reb. Bottom Center Right: Betsy Callajas, Karl Nelson. Bottom: Wanda Reynolds escorted by Marcus Fisk, also selected as Johnny Reb. 21 Jackie Mayberry Reigns As Homecoming Queen; 22 Debbie Smilanich Chosen First Runner-Up “Carry Me Back in a Tribute to Old FHS” was the theme . . . excitement electrified the air . . . tissue-flower floats paraded the proof of students’ time and energy . . . what else but Homecoming? Crowned queen of the Homecoming was Jackie Mayberry . . . sentimentalism was forgiven, reminiscing, even through tears’, was encouraged . . . why not? After all, it was Homecoming! Top Far Left: Rich Hodge, Kitty Coleville, Ernie Lynn and Debbie Sexton at Homecoming assembly. Top Left: Pep Club builds winning float. Bottom Far Left: Paul Nichols, Joan Groves, Terri Kent, Debbie Smilanich, Ron Schuller, Stuart Stainback line up in the audito¬ rium. Bottom Center Right : Jackie Mayberry, escorted by Tim Rutherford, was crowned Homecoming queen. Bottom: Escorted by Mark Roth, Debbie Smilanich was chosen first runner up. 23 Junior Greg Mahoney Chosen Chief Sitting Bull When all those countless attempts at blocks, tackles and passes somehow become regular successes . . . then the Varsity team. Varsity . . . an accomplishment in itself. But Varsity as a junior. . . worthy of formal recognition. This is the aim of the Pigskin Pow Wow court and dance ... to honor all the junior boys on the Varsity team ... to recognize the outstanding junior players in particular. So whether or not the band showed up late for the dance or the 15 foot teepee collapsed . . . is of little consequence. The junior players did their best . . . and the junior Class tried their best to show the school’s appreciation. Right: Carl Goodiel and Fred Caperton discuss the upcoming game. Bottom: Jess Mauldin with Greg Mahoney, Chief Sitting Bull, talk at the dance. Bottom Right: Lining up during the lunch shift are Paul Hudson, Berta Whetzel, Carl Goodiel, Fred Capterton, Cecilia Posada, Janet Magnusson, Chuck Burleson, Rosie Hill, Carl Bethea, Kim Rutherford, and Bill Bacon. 24 iiliil Seniors Slaughter Juniors In Powder Puff Game Patient coaches . . . “You mean we don’t get to tackle?” . . . quick pitch right . . . “What’s a blitz?” “No pads?” . . . “Don’t tackle me — we’re on the same team!” . . . half time entertainment provided by the “cheerleaders” . . . “Block HARDER!” . . . Touchdowns! . . . seniors 30, juniors 0 . . . Powder Puff Football, 1971. Top Left: Debby Rocheford kicks off for juniors while Sue Hunzeker and Trish Skiados prepare to rush. Top: Martha Lee, carrying the ball for the juniors, is stopped by Becky Bostwick. Left: Berta Whetzel tries in vain to stop Terry Harris as she heads for the goal. 25 Last Winter At Old F.H.S December Basketball season begins Winter Music Concerts School move Welfare Drive Snoball January February Welcoming Dance Dedication Orientation End of 2nd grading period Back-to-School Night Sophomore Youth Conference Sweetheart 26 First Winter At New 27 28 Welfare Drive Helps Community Through E.C.O. Bring a roll of paper towels . . . get into a dance free ... a new twist in collecting items for the Welfare Drive. The plea was “Give to the S.G. Santa” . . . the response — a hundred dollars in Santa’s bucket. The project’s accent was on a community drive rather than the usual school collection. Boy Scout troops, other service organizations, and concerned students . . . together passing out flyers and collecting goods. No more giving up classroom hours for collection . . . students instead sacrifice hours of weekend leisure. Coming up . . . one warehouse filled wall to wall, floor to ceiling with goods, one hundred dollars and . . . many happier families throughout the Christmas season. Top Far Left: Debby Sterago and Sam Fischer struggle with a heavy box of Christmas presents. Top Left: Doug Sund, in charge of the commu¬ nity aspect of the Welfare Drive, asks for student support. Bottom Far Left: Boy Scouts played a vital part collecting in the community. Bottom Middle Left: Theresa Parris, in charge of the school aspect of the drive, unloads bags from her car. Bottom Left: Chanda Kinsey, one of Santa’s elves, collects money from Mary Jane Long, Beth McLeod and Bill Duckwitz, 29 I Snoball — Spirit 30 of Christmas Past Snoball 1971 . . . awkward invitations ... a formal to buy . . . corsages to order . . . the last dance in the old Fairfax High School; the first in the library . . . former Snoball Queens, honored guests . . . music provided by Matthew’s Drive . . . decorations by Art Club depicting past Snoball Dances . . . ' amid tears and squeals, Jody O’Donnell is crowned queen . . . Snoball, 1971 . . . “The Spirit of Christmas Past.” Top Far Left: Danny Sauls, Alyson Schultz, Mark Roth and Holly Greaves talk at the Snoball. Top Left: Af the dance are Sandy Haungs, Sam Hussey, Theresa Harris, Jon Pasco. Bottom Far Left: Susan Adkinson, Norma Lanier and Martha Charnley line up at the Snoball assembly. Bottom Middle Left: Couples dance at Snoball. Bottom Left: Jody O’Donnell (queen) escorted by Rad Smith; Karl Nelson escorts Margie Sullivan. Bottom: Couples enjoy last dance at old FHS. 31 Chanda Kinsey And 32 Rick Parrell Reign As Sweetheart Couple Sweetheart Dance . . . hearts and cupids . . . red roses and boxes of candy • • • frilly cards with promising messages. The 1972 Sweetheart dance with a theme of “Over the Rainbow” held the distinction of being the first formal dance in the new school. The sponsoring Band Department devoted extra hours to the decoration of the most elaborate Sweetheart Dance ever. Far Left: Martha Charnley escorted by Mark Hynes. Center Left: Rick Parrell and Chanda Kinsey, reigning king and queen of the 1972 Sweetheart Court. Left: Rick Parrell, Jeanie Velebir, Arthur Warner, Sue Tibbits, Mark Jordan and S udie Moore, pro tern for Chanda Kinsey. Below Far Left: Sweetheart Court at Sweetheart Assembly. Below Center Left: Laurie McFarlane escorted by Paul Nichols and Laurie Thompson with Dave Russell. Below: Jan Berman escorted by Paul Volk in the new FHS auditorium. 33 In Springtime A Student’s Fancy Turns To . . ■s March Sadie Hawkins National Week Miss Fairfax Contest Baseball Season begins April Exchange Concerts Junior Ring Dance Spring Play May Spring Swing International Week Band — Choral Concerts June Yearbooks arrive Prom Graduation School Ends 35 Country Fun— In The Air At Sadie Hawkins “Oh, I just can’t ask him — and he’s already turned down eleven girls!” . . . sponsored by the Fair Facts newspaper staff. . . “What am I gonna wear?” . . . March 3 . . . gettin’ hitched to yore sweetie by Marryin’ Sam . . . enterin’ the hog callin’ contest . . . “What if our braces get stuck in the kissing booth?” . . . music provided by The Wailing Wall . . . Sadie Hawkins . . . Fairfax High transformed into Dogpatch, U.S.A. Top Right: Steve Boehm points at Delaney Jewell who won the hog-callin contest. Top: Couples dance at the Sadie Hawkins. Bottom Right: Guy Boisseau and Liz Dix enjoy the fun at the dance. 36 Juniors Sell Their Souls For 73 f Junior-sponsored to make money for the upcoming prom . . . the juniors not auctioned off were sold for 73 C a piece . . . the slaves were subjected to endless torture . . . “Whoever saw a wrestler in a Girl Scout uniform?” . . . “Huh uh-no dice . . . I’m not wearin’ that! Not in front of everybody!” . . . athletes sporting eyeshadow and false eyelashes . . . the slaves performing all sorts of strange tasks their masters deviously planned for them . . . and Slave Day was a success, earning the Junior Class well over $200 towards their prom. Top Left: Chris Bruce smears lipstick on the face of Dennis Phillips, another slave. Bottom Left: Karin Jokinen kisses the foot of senior, Cookie Young. Bottom: Sue Farmer is loaded down with the books of her master. 37 Celebrity Hosts Miss Fairfax Miss Fairfax . . . beauty contest sponsored by the Keyettes . . . contestants sponsored by various organi¬ zations and four classes . . . this year’s theme. . . “Favorite Things” . . . Janine Forsythe, mistress of ceremonies ... a tea to attend to become acquainted with the judges. . . practice pivoting — and smile! . . . evening gown and personality competition . . . and the big evening arrived. . . and everything went smoothly — no one fell down ... a hush came over the audience as M iss Fairfax, 1972, Cindy Heafner, was chosen. Top Right: Martha Charnley, Diane Hudson, and Laurie Smith discuss their wardrobe for Miss Fairfax. Bottom Right: During a Miss Fairfax meeting Mary Jo Birch, Peggy Wells, Betsy Adams, Martha Charnley, Stephanie Dominguez, Avis Newman and Dawn Murphy wait for instructions. Bottom: Ellen Rogers, Mary Jo Birch, Stuart Stainback, and Laurie McFarlane wait for their interviews on Satur¬ day. 38 Ugly Boys Discover “Beauty Is Only Skin Deep” Ugly Boy . . . sponsored by Interact . . an all-boy court made up of members . . . voting not done by ballot . . . winner is the boy who collects the most money . . . “Hey, c’mon . . . gimme a quarter ... a dime? ... a penny? . . . aw, COME on!” . . . devising shrewd means of emptying pockets and purses . . . money collected goes to charity . . . and the honor of being the ugliest guy at Fairfax High. Top Left: Tom Akop and Jim Morris inspect an empty wallet. Top: While Tom Oarcey talks to Janet Pulliam, Neil Schauer slyly steals his money. Center: Greg Mahoney will do anything to get money from Bill Bacon and Paul Hudson. Bottom: George Aubrey greedily thinks of money while Durward Fant looks on. 39 Drama Productions Characterized By Change Jane Loftus, as Annie Sullivan, struggled to reach the blind, deaf, and mute Helen Keller, played by Lynne Wood, in the Thespians’ fall play . . . The Miracle Worker. Directed by sponsor James Slautich, and his student assistant, Beth McLeod, the play was the end result of many talented students’ efforts. In terms of profit, actors’ performances, back- stage crews’ dedic ation, and audience enjoyment. . .The Miracle Worker was a triumphant success. Top: Captain Keller (Paul Volk) rescues Annie (June Loftus) from her locked room. Top Right: Annie tries desperately to communicate with Helen (Lynn Wood). Right: Martha (Becky Sterago) and Percy (Sam Fischer) play in the dirt. 40 t J 1 k 1 f Pi i JbM f It I I I j i j 11 j j fwur : “A musical? Hey . . . that’s great! We haven’t put on a musical in a long time. Oh boy!” Yes the first spring play at the new school was a musical . . . requiring more extensive auditions, a wider range of talent, and painstaking preparations and direction. But a musical was worth it . . . and students “looked to the rainbow” in anticipation for spring and their production of Finiaris Rainbow. Top Left: Marcus Fisk practices his lines as Finian. Bottom Left: Dave Morris (Og) and Dave Caras (Senator Billboard Rawkins) take a break during rehearsals. Bottom: Chris Greenway, one of the assistant directors, staples application sheets during tryouts. 41 Spring Swing— Final Girl Ask Boy Dance With the coming of spring . . . excite¬ ment and love was in the air . . .mount¬ ing as May 6 grew closer . . . the annual Spring Swing Dance . . . giving the gals their final opportunity of the year to properly ask their favorite guy out . . . in semiformals and coat and ties . . . with corsages and boutonieres . . . they came and were surrounded by the theme of “An Old Fashioned Love Song.” Top Right: Sandy Collins waits outside the audi¬ torium before the Spring Swing Assembly. Top: Debby Sterago anxiously awaits the Spring Swing. Right: Four other seniors chosen by Pep Club are Jill Steier, Mary Jane Long, Marya Brasko, and Karen Kadi. 42 Cafeteria, Commons Provide Setting For Prom The juniors thought they’d never think up enough projects to raise the crucial money for the prom . . . then the theme, the band, the place and the decorations . . . had to be chosen. After much debate . . . the theme “We’ve Only Just Begun” was selected . . . the school itself was chosen for location . . . allowing funds for a better band and for more elaborate decorations than in previous years. The prom . . . for the Junior Class, representing an accomplishment . . . for many . . . the most eagerly anticipated event of the year . . . the excitement of . . . tuxedos, corsages, dinner beforehand, perhaps the beach afterwards . . . prom . . . for all, the cul¬ mination of an eventful year of change. Left: Ron Schuller and Stuart Stainback enjoy a quiet moment during the prom. Bottom Left: Janet Magnusson, Tom Darcy and Stevie Ward, prom chairmen, make plans for the upcoming event. 43 V W -i 44 45 With Hope Of Victory Or Fear Of Defeat, Varsity The Varsity Cheerleaders — not afraid to show their school spirit, proud of the traditions which originated that spirit, and ever-willing to lend their irre¬ pressible spirit to the entire school. Not uncommon during so-called pep rallies was a plea from the cheerleaders to “come on and yell!” It was a tribute to their determination that, encouraged by the Varsity cheerleaders, students did yell . . . responding to the school spirit and pride which is after all the oldest tradition at FHS. Varsity Cheerleaders, Top: With Enthusiasm, Debbie Smilanich. Top Center: With Hesita¬ tion, Debbie Rocheford. Top Right: With Expectancy, Jackie Mayberry. Top Far Right: With Encouragement, Candy Czarny. Rottom: With Anticipation, Mary Lou Smith. Bottom Center Left: With Hope, Lucy Tisdale. Rottom Center Right: With Apprehension, Martha Lee. Middle: With Persuasion, Debbie Aubrey. Bottom Right: With Exhilaration, Kim Rutherford. Bottom Far Right: With Exuber¬ ance, Cindy Heafner. Cheerleaders Keep Spirits Soaring 47 J.V. Squad Shows Spirit And Enthusiasm Try-outs ... a squad is chosen . . . numerous summer practices . . . cheers to be learned; decisions to be made . . . and finally, the season has begun . . . “Will you guys yell up there?” . . . the anxiety of an injury . . . painting banners, decorating lockers . . . boosting the team’s ego . . . smiles, tears . . . hoarse voices . . . the happiness of a touchdown . . . “C’mon, Rebs, you can do it-You CAN do it!” . . . behind the Rebels 100%; never losing faith . . .J.V. cheerleaders. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Top Left: Berta Whetzel exhibits true Rebel spirit. Top: Cecilia Posada and S herea Hicks with exhilaration and exuberance. Center Left: Diane Alnutt and Jenny Brown cheer their team on to victory. Bottom Left: The J.V. Squad promotes encour¬ agement. 48 Frosh Urge Baby Rebs To Victory Practice, practice, more practice . . . “Everybody yell!” . . . the thrill of the team’s winning touchdown . . .an inju¬ ry: “Will he be alright?” . . . and when the guys come out of the locker room, “let’s give ’em all a big kiss!” . . . pom pom routines, locker tags . . . “I could’ve sworn we had the ball!” . . . smiling even when the going was rough . . . en¬ thusiasm personified . . . Freshman cheerleaders. Freshman Cheerleaders, Top Center: Betsy Adains, Brenda Heafner, Sara Smith, Theresa Tisdale, and Daphne Phillips give REBELL YELL. Top: Daphne Phillips cheers with apprehension. Bottom Left: Theresa Tisdale leads Frosh Squad in prayer before game. 19 «■ pair “Were loyal to you, Johnny Reb . . . Our team is great. . . We’re proud of our team!” And the Varsity football team was indeed a team of which to be proud. They practiced long and hard and diligently . . . they won even when the odds were against them . . . they inspired our enthusiasm, our spirit, and our confidence. On Friday nights when we loyally looked to them for a good game of football, they never once let us down. Varsity Football, Top: Danny Sauls is set to hand off. Top Right: Coach Claypool receives explanation jrom the referee. Top Far Right; Jim Cassell checks over Woodsons defense. Top Center: Rebel lineman hit the sled during practice. Right: The Rebel defense is set against Herndon. Bottom Far Right: Tim Rutherford tries vainly to evade tacklers. Far Right: Mik e Bridgman watches action from sidelines. 50 Returning Lettermen Promote Team Unity FAIRFAX VARSITY FOOTBALL OPPONENT 8 WASHINGTON-LEE 13 28 FORT HUNT 8 0 W.T. WOODSON 0 8 FALLS CHURCH 7 35 HERNDON 6 36 OAKTON 8 24 STUART 20 7 HAYFIELD 0 14 JEFFERSON 0 10 ANNANDALE 33 Varsity Football, Top: Coach Atherton demon¬ strates how it should be done. Top Right: Danny Sauls readies for a pitch-out. Top Center Right: Jeff Waters kicks another successful extra point. Top Far Right: Rick Burnsworth calls signals in practice. Above: Bob Clayton signals Rebels ball. Right: Jim Cassell launches another bomb. Bottom Center Right: Defensive Captain Sam Hussey calls the signals. Bottom Far Right: Danny Sauls looks up field against Fort Hunt. 52 Defense Impenetrable Teamwork Proves Successful 54 J.V. FOOTBALL FAIRFAX OPPONENT 28 ROBINSON 24 34 JEFFERSON 0 0 WOODSON 22 28 OAKTON 0 14 STUART 14 36 ANNANDALE 8 14 FALLS CHURCH 0 14 WOODSON 26 Junior Varsity ... to some this connotes inferiority, but the JV football team proved to be one of the better teams in the district. Two new coaches, Mr. Randy Scott and Mr. William Funkhouser proved more than able in leading the team to second place in the district with a 6-2 season. Junior Varsity Football, Top: Eddie Daley re¬ ceives Falls Church’s punt. Top Left: John Butz throws to his receiver. Top Center Left: John Butz sets to pass. Top Far Left: Eddie Daley heads upfield. Far Left: Robbie Lederer tucks in the ball and heads for daylight. Left: A Rebel defender receives help on the tackle. 55 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL FAIRFAX 32 6 34 32 28 8 JEFFERSON WOODSON ROBINSON STUART ANNANDALE FALLS CHURCH OPPONENT 0 14 20 0 0 Sore muscles . . . bitter disappointments . . . “anybody seen my mouthpiece?” First down! . . . “Aw, Coach it doesn’t hurt!” . . . team table, locker tags . . . fans cheering, a class to win for, TOUCHDOWN ... a 5-1 season, we’re number one. . . Freshman Rebs. Freshman Football, Top Far Left: Bill Crann evades tackle. Top Center Left: Chuck Wiles looks back for the pass. Left: Dan and Dennis Killen make tackle. Bottom Far Left: Jeff Weitzel tries to get punt off. Bottom Center Left: Terry Fitzpatrick heads for the goal line. Bottom Left: Coach Wood gives signals from sidelines. Bottom: John McMonigle heads upfield. Rebel Runners Gain Experience Cross Country is a team sport. . . with the characteristics of an individual effort. The highlight of this year’s team was the ability, and valuable experience gained by the younger team members. Even though the Cross Country team does not receive sufficient recognition . . . they are still representative of Fairfax High School. Cross Country, Top: Charles Dart is hurt after meet. Top Right: Walter Wilson and Warren Hastings lead the pack. Top Far Right: Charles Dart , Brian Connolly, and Jim Rohm lead for the finish line. Right: Varsity runners are ahead from the start. Bottom Far Right: Bill Hamilton leads Charles Dart uphill. Far Right: Mark Lewis finishes first in meet. 58 . . ' fgp v ■ ‘ h • , t . tffl • ' ■ % ' v ' tf V . , v V 4 « z ? n , ■ FAIRFAX CROSS COUNTRY OPPONENT 47 ANNANDALE 15 49 STUART 16 32 FALLS CHURCH 23 47 WOODSON 15 50 JEFFERSON 15 Pl®®5P S|MpO : §fr ,; v v - v$ : y : Rebels Utilize Talents mmm- ■ V s : dT ' ■pr Ip i IH % gk B§ Wmi w 1 .;. yR|J fh ti Mm h ' % 1b ' w L. $siw | I 1 V Y it m JSm VARSITY BASKETBALL FAIRFAX OPPONENT 71 McLEAN 54 75 YORKTOWN 70 51 WASHINGTON-LEE 53 69 FALLS CHURCH 60 66 MADISON 69 48 JEFFERSON 45 50 GROVETON 52 63 STUART 62 62 MARSHALL 50 75 ANNANDALE 80 57 WOODSON 87 45 FALLS CHURCH 41 64 JEFFERSON 55 60 MT. VERNON 39 60 STUART 67 74 HERNDON 68 57 ANNANDALE 52 51 WOODSON 64 Varsity Rebels . . . christened the huge new field house with long enduring practices, teamwork, and victories. The members of the Varsity Basketball team combined individual talents for one goal — to win. Basketball is not a game to be appreciated only in victory. It is a game in which skills, pressure, and mistakes are a part. Suspense, excitement, and hope kept crowds standing during foul shots and overtimes. Top Far Left: Ernie Lynn tips ball to an awaiting Fairfax player. Top Center Left: Ernie Lynn adds another two points. Top: Danny Sauls does not quite believe the referee’s call. Bottom Far Left: Coach Turner gives some last minute instructions. Bottom Left: Mike Bridgman concentrates before shooting. Bottom: Kevin Farley drives toward the basket. Determination Assures Victories Top Far Left: Danny Sauls shows good form. Top Center Left: Don Pilon looks intently after his foul shot. Top Center: Ernie Lynn goes high to grab rebound. Top Right: Kevin Farley stops, and sets to shoot for another basket. Bottom Far Left: Ernie Lynn watches to see if his shot is good. Bottom Center Left: Coach Bill Turner gives advice during a timeout. Bottom Center: Ernie Lynn and Karl Nelson fight for rebounds. Bottom Right: Danny Sauls drives toward the basket while being double teamed. 63 UNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FAIRFAX OPPONENT 61 McLEAN 45 56 YORKTOWN 48 76 WASHINGTON-LEE 70 42 FALLS CHURCH 45 54 MADISON 62 58 JEFFERSON 45 63 GROVETON 59 81 ROBINSON 66 38 STUART 36 55 MARSHALL 43 38 ANNANDALE 36 42 WOODSON 46 55 FALLS CHURCH 38 50 JEFFERSON 44 55 MT. VERNON 45 52 STUART 46 52 HERNDON 49 47 ANNANDALE 43 55 WOODSON 43 64 J.V. Combines Skills And Teamwork w V l W i ■ J Junior Varsity . . . coming off a winning Freshmen season, they utilized their experience and teamwork to provide Rebel fans with victories. The J.V. squad combined forces to win the district tournament. With valuable experience gained this year, Fairfax can look forward to a excellent season next year. Top Far Left: Steve Zupan looks at the basket before shooting. Top Center Left: Al Cappellanti goes up high to get rebound. Top Center: Gary Mauldin goes up for a lay up. Top: John Butz goes up over his man before shooting. Bottom Far Left: Bobby Nelson dribbles past his man. Left: Al Cappellanti taps the ball to Steve Zupan. 65 Hard Work Gains Victories FRESl [M AN BASKETBALL FAIRFAX OPPONENT 37 JEFFERSON 24 32 WOODSON 29 36 STUART 35 35 ROBINSON 38 45 ANNANDALE 31 50 FALLS CHURCH 23 55 JEFFERSON 41 37 WOODSON 38 48 STUART 66 47 ANNANDALE 24 49 FALLS CHURCH 33 Freshmen Basketball . . . They stressed to improve their basketball fundamentals under the able and demanding direction of Mr. Al Cappellanti. They started off the season with a come from behind. Victories . . . indication that Rebel fans could expect three more successful seasons from the original Frosh team. Top: Rick Wells fights to gain control of the rebound. Top Right: Bob Pederson goes up strong for a lay up. Right: Tim Merchant shows good form while shooting. 66 Varsity Wrestling . . . in a rebuilding year, had many young wrestlers, along with two new aggressive coaches, Randv Scott and John Atherton. A victory in a wrestling match relies upon individual achievement. The Varsity Wrestling Team’s record was not evidence of the tremendous individual effort that was devoted to this season. Left: Mitch Sutterfield pins his opponent. Center Left: Tom Scibilia looks ready to begin wrestling ' Bottom Left: Coaches Atherton and Scott watch the match anxiously. Bottom: Bob Carnevale wins, but breaks his nose later in the season. 67 68 Underclassmen Dominate Team Top Far Lett: Mitch Sutterfield struggles to get an advantage. Top Center Left: Chris Smallwood fights for position. Top Left: Coaches Scott and Atherton look frustrated. Top: Tim Boucher has the advantage over his man. Bottom Far Left: Ted Apostalakis looks up at his opponent. Bottom Center Left: Joe Dominguez collects two points. Bottom Left: Dave Smallwood works hard during practice. VARSITY WRESTLING FAIRFAX OPPONENT 6 OAKTON 39 13 MARSHALL oo OO 11 MADISON 44 20 ANNANDALE 38 9 WOODSON 45 3 T.C. WILLIAMS 50 26 WAKEFIELD 22 14 JEFFERSON 44 20 | EDISON 29 13 STUART 39 20 ROBINSON 37 4 FALLS CHURCH 50 i mm w J.V. Wrestling . . . even though lacking in experience, J.V. wrestlers showed poise and aggressiveness. The J.V. Wrestling team was dominated by underclassmen, but was seasoned by more experienced varsity wrestlers. Far Right: Pete Hussey downs his opponent. Top Center Right: Pete Hussey shakes his oppo¬ nent’s hand. Right: The f.V. team warms up before the match starts. Bottom Far Right: Gavin Rose gets set to pin his opponent. Bottom Right: Garvin Rose fights to gain a strong hold. Below: Louie King gets his opponent in a pre¬ carious position. Bottom Left: Bob Munse and his opponent collapse after a grueling match. J.V. Builds For Future JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING FAIRFAX OPPONENT 21 OAKTON 26 24 MARSHALL 10 47 MADISON 18 21 ANNANDALE 33 29 WOODSON 23 33 GEORGE WASHINGTON 24 27 JEFFERSON 24 37 EDISON 24 39 STUART 18 36 ROBINSON 12 14 FALLS CHURCH 32 71 Soccer Demands Endurance, Stamina SCHEDULE MARCH 16 .MARSHALL 23 .ROBINSON 30 .JEFFERSON APRIL 6 .WOODSON 13 . STUART 20 .MADISON 27 . ANNANDALE MAY 4 . FALLS CHURCH 72 Soccer . . . the world’s most popular sport, made its debut as Fairfax High’s newest varsity sport. The Soccer team was willing and determined to learn more about the sport from their able coach, Mr. Jim Franks. The team, enthu¬ siastically awaiting to play in their first year of Varsity competition, practiced all fall and winter, and in the spring their efforts showed when they played that first exciting game. Top Far Left: Kevin LaCroix and Dave Van Sleet fight for ball. Top Center Left: Chris Smallwood heads to where the action is. Top Left: Mr. Franks practices with his team. Top: Rich Hirabayashi, Dell Forehand and others look for the ball. Bottom Far Left: Players fight for control of the ball. Left: Kevin LaCroix attempts to score on the goalie. 73 Team Strives to Jump Higher, Run Faster SCHEDULE MARCH 24-25 WASH.-LEE RELAYS 29 .JEFFERSON APRIL 5 .WOODSON 7-8 . DISTRICT RELAYS 12 . . . . FALLS CHURCH 19 STUART, ROBINSON 21-22 .COUNTY MEET 26 . ANNANDALE 12-13 . . . . DISTRICT MEET 19-20 . . . REGIONAL MEET 26-27 . STATE MEET On their own track . . . over hurdles, cross bars, and past finish lines, the Track Team was determined and optimistic. Although the track meets were often poorly attended and recogni¬ tion seemed small, the team members gained personal satisfaction by doing their best. Top: The track team warms up before practice. Right: Bo Taylor practices pole vaulting in the field house. 74 New Courts, New Sport m m ma s a Tennis . . . arrives at Fairfax with new tennis courts. This is the first year of varsity competition in tennis, and the team members volleyed through the season with spirit. The coach, Mr. Dean, provided leadership and experience to the young team members. Serve . . . ace, fault . . . love-thirty . . . tennis finally. Left: Coach Dean explains the rules to team members. Bottom Left: Frank McCraw smashes a forehand to Steve Zupan. Bottom: Dan Pilon serves to his opponent. 76 Hustle and Determination Assure Victory Fairfax Baseball Teams . . .faced the spring with excellent potential to have an outstanding season. Experience and enthusiasm were demonstrated by the teams, by their always anticipating a vic¬ tory. Although some losses occurred, the teams rallied back to achieve fine records. The pitch . . . swing, a hit . . .a run. Top Far Left: Joe Neff escapes inside pitch. Top Center Left: Tim Boucher takes a healthy swing. Left: Coach Moeller looks on as Mark Shaunessy hits. Bottom Far Left: John Butz pitches during batting practice. Bottom Center Left: Bill Nester holds Greg Mahoney on first base. Bottom Left: Mike Bridgeman connects with the pitch. SCHEDULE MARCH 28 .. .ROBINSON 30. . .JEFFERSON APRIL 4. . .WOODSON 7.. . STUART 11.. . ANNANDALE 14. . .... FALLS CHURCH 18. . .ROBINSON 21. .....JEFFERSON | 25 . . . STUART 26. . . . . . ..OAKTON 29. . ........ ANNANDALE MAY 2. . .... FALLS CHURCH 5 . . .. ROBINSON 9.. .......... JEFFERSON 10. . . . WASHINGTON-LEE 12. . .WOODSON 13. . ............. STUART 19. . .. ANNANDALE 23. . . . . . . FALLS CHURCH 77 Rebels Provide Batting Power Golfers Drive for State Title Golf. . . hooks and slices, sandtraps, and rough. Golf is neither mastered or played well without constant concentration and mental discipline. The Golf team had many returning lettermen . . . showing experience and confidence to the new team members. Far Left: Steve Duchelle concentrates on form Left: Ed Daley forgets to watch the ball. Bottom Left: Stan Rice gives advice to Steve Minnis. SCHEDULE MARCH 24 . . . .... FLINT HILL 27 ... .... O’CONNELL APRIL 3-4 . . . . QUANTICO INVITATIONAL 14 . . . FALLS CHURCH 17 . . . . STUART | 21 . . . .ROBINSON 24 . . . .JEFFERSON 28 . . . . . . ANNANDALE MAY 1 . . . .WOODSON 9. . . .NORTHERN DISTRICT 11 NORTHERN REGION 22-23 .STATE TOURNAMENT 79 Experience, Determination, And Fortitude Exhausting practices to prepare, then ... the suspense of the starting bully, reverse stick dodges, push passes, rushes, desperate drives at the goal and . . . wins. Coach Sue Murray lead an ever en¬ ergetic hockey team — whose skill and determination was as dependable as the lack of spectators. Varsity Hockey, Top: L. Thomason, P. Baughman, B. Men, and D. Dilts, Fairfax’s dy¬ namic offense. Top Center Left: The Varsity Hockey Team walks off the field after an exhausting first half. Top Center Right: Sharon Henry demonstrates skill used by Fairfax against opponent. Top Far Right: Joan Groves watches as an opponent drives for a goal unsuccessfully. Bottom Right: Fairfax’s invincible defense line up for a snort corner. Bottom Center: Varsity Hockey Managers, Martha Trainor, and Karen Moore. Center Far Right: Becky Bostwick backs up Bernice Allen while Karen Jokinen looks on. 80 Keys For Victorious Season FAIRFAX 1 2 3 2 2 3 1 0 VARSITY HOCKEY OPPONENT STUART 1 GROVETON 1 MT. VERNON 0 ROBINSON 0 ANNANDALE 2 WOODSON 1 FALLS CHURCH 2 JEFFERSON 0 81 J.V. Hockey Lacks Experience But Not FAIRFAX J.V. HOCKEY OPPONENT 0 STUART 0 2 GROVETON 0 0 MT. VERNON 0 0 RORINSON 0 0 ANNANDALE 0 1 WOODSON 0 0 FALLS CHURCH 1 1 JEFFERSON 0 82 Determination The whistle blows; the game begins . . . fierce concentration . . . determination to win . . . the ball is battled for, some¬ times with good results, sometimes with bad . . . penalties are called ... a wince of pain as a hockey stick collides with a shin . . . despite a lack of fans, the team remained undaunted . . . the ball inches nearer and nearer . . . the tension mounts ... a mad battle . . . GOAL! . . . fighting to the finish . . . the J.V. Hockey Team. J.V. Hockey, Top Far Left: Sandy Gardner has a laugh before entering the bus. Top Center Left: J.V. Squad plans second half strategy. Top Center Right: Varsity Coach Sue Murray and J.V. Coach Miss Becka Monk talk over game strategy. Top: Sue Smith, Rosie Hill, and Sally Birch practice drives before the game. Bottom Left: Sue Smith, Susie Lynn, and Sally Birch walk off the field after a hard earned win. Bottom Center: Claudia Dowdle tries desper¬ ately to take the ball from her opponent. Bottom Right: Michelle Baker is trying hard to concentrate on the game. 83 Girls’ Varsity Aided By Returning Lettermen VARSITY BASKETBALL FAIRFAX OPPONENT 34 ROBINSON 31 41 ANNANDALE 68 42 STUART 47 46 JEFFERSON 54 41 WOODSON 53 41 ROBINSON 37 63 FALLS CHURCH 52 48 ANNANDALE 76 41 STUART 39 49 JEFFERSON 57 50 WOODSON 61 66 FALLS CHURCH 44 After their first game, the Girls’ Varsity Basketball team anticipated a winning season. The team was strong with experience . . . the spirit of teamwork . . . the will to win. Coached by Mrs. Brenda Johnson, the girls looked forward to each game with the right combination of confidence in their ability . . . sportsmanship . . . desire for victory . . . and enjoyment of the game. Girls’ Varsity Basketball, Top Far Left: Patti Moon attempts to pass despite being guarded by Robinson player. Top Left: Becky Bostwick seeks teammate to receive pass. Top Center: Patti Moon, Carolyn Grubbs, Donna Long, Martha Tminor cheer teammates to a victory over Robinson. Top: Connie Hobbs prepares to pass. Center Left: Carolyn Grubbs practices foul shots. Center: Esta Staples drives in for a lay up despite her guard. Bottom Far Left: Team huddles with Coach Brenda Johnson during first quarter time out. Bottom Left: Donna Long out jumps her opponent. Bottom Right: Sharon Henry takes a shot. 85 Coached by Miss Carolyn Baldwin, the Girls’ junior Varsity Basketball team was entirely made up of underclassmen . . . but what the girls lacked in experience, they made up for in determination. Characterized by a driving desire to play each game well . . . the girls soon learned to make use of every skill for the benefit of the entire team. Girls’ J.V. Basketball, Top: J.V. increases skills by scrimmaging Varsity. Top Center Left: Debbie Beck shoots a decisive foul shot for the Rebs. Top Center: Beth Greely breaks away from her guard for an easy shot. Top Center Right: Nancy Seeley takes a shot before the game while teammates Sue Hunzicker, Robin Vogeline, Susie Coleville, and Mary Miller look on. Top Far Right: Sandy Gardner, Joan Zagrodniczek, Mary Miller, Bobbie King, Nancy Seeley and Susie Coleville urge their team to a 25-23 victory. Bottom Left: Joan Zagrodniczek makes an easy two points while Susie Lynn looks on. Bottom Center: Beth Greely out jumps her opponent to give J.V. an early start. Bottom Right: Mary Sickon dribbles around a Robinson defender. 86 J.V. Talent Demonstrates Promising Future f FAIRFAX OPPONENT 25 ROBINSON 22 23 ANNANDALE 20 31 STUART 26 26 JEFFERSON 38 26 WOODSON 19 29 ROBINSON 26 31 FALL S CHURCH 27 33 ANNANDALE 22 29 STUART 35 35 JEFFERSON 47 33 WOODSON 32 34 FALLS CHURCH 23 87 From First To Home, A Run, A Victory SCHEDULE APRIL 18 .OAKTON 20 .JEFFERSON 25 .MARSHALL 27 .WOODSON MAY 2 . ANNANDALE 4 . STUART 9 . FAIRFAX 11 . FALLS CHURCH 16 . . . WEST SPRINGFIELD 18 .ROBINSON 88 The female equivalent of baseball is softball . . . but the girls on the varsity softball team were anything but soft in their efforts and determination. Strenu¬ ous practices also were hard . . . but the girls attended them faithfully and, under the coaching of Mrs. Carolyn Baldwin, they developed their skill as a team to a high pitch of excellence. Top Far Left: Connie Hobbs and Karen Kingsley warm up. Top Center: Beth Harris catches while Karen Moore and Claudia Dowdle first and second. Top: Becky Bostwick and Connie Hobbs throw back and forth. Bottom Far Left: Girls having field practice. Bottom Left: Connie Hobbs hits while Karen Moore catches and Becky Bostwick fields. 89 Gloves, Bats, Balls; J.V. Tryouts Begin SCHEDULE APRIL 18. .OAKTON 20. .JEFFERSON 25 . .MARSHALL 27. .WOODSON MAY 2. . ANNANDALE 4. . STUART 9. . FAIRFAX 11. . FALLS CHURCH 16. . . WEST SPRINGFIELD 18. . .ROBINSON 90 Girls participate in sports for a variety of reasons . . . the exercise, the enjoyment, the special pride in teamwork. Those girls chosen for the Junior Varsity softball team, coached by Mrs. Brenda Johnson, found that if the exercise was more than they had bargained for . . . their pleasure and pride in their abilities made it all worthwhile. Top Far Left: Susie Colville and Beth Greely warm up. Top Center: Mona Taylor and Nancy Seely practice drills. Top: Martha Lee throws with fellow player. Bottom Far Left: Girls warm up before practice. Bottom Left: Becky Bostwick hits while Mona Taylor, Karen Moore, Beth Greely play the field. 91 Intramurals Go Coed 92 Athletics are an important part of life . . . action . . . energy . . . sound mind and body . . . sportsmanship. Certainly only a few are proficient enough to play on varsity teams, but many more would just like to enjoy the honest fun of sports. The Intramural Program, coed for the first time, was open to anyone who wanted to play in a team sport . . . whether an excellent or mediocre player. And those who participated in this program found that the rewards were never mediocre . . . but excellent indeed. Extreme Far Left: Larry Barbour dribbles around his intramural opponent. Far Left: Rich Perry takes a shot. Center: Mark Zaffranano takes time out after school for a game of tennis. Left: Sue Holzberlien works hard to improve her skill. Below Far Left: -Roger Martin demon¬ strates to intramural boys the proper way to lift weights. Below Center: Paul Hudson plays a game of handball after school. Below Left: Scott Ryan practices handball. Below: Diane Alnutt perfects her routine on the balance beam. 93 illlPi liiliiii:! BPPlilp --.:-••• , ;;;:,•;, .•;.• •:• m ,m M 43!5I V;33«isMi|$8giwUi iSsaaiiwsisrfssisirjjasrfffessKfl SIlrgpliSsjSM i sSBSSui- . :-■■;! • . r Y , • , ;, iWit:fa- 1 . ! ■ ■; , ■•.. .; :•• • : - : aim w« tiiii 94 npr AMT7ATTn T s OKCVMIXVIJOM2 95 Student Government Big Help In Moving To New School Student Government foresaw the need for immediate changes within itself. . . changes helping to adopt to a new building and to the student opportunities thereby created. Two new cabinet positions formed . . . Secretary of Public Relations and Secretary of Youth Conferences. A closer link with the Student Advisory Council to the County School Board . . . helping to admend student rights. The Welfare Drive . . . less emphasis on school collection . . . more of a community project than ever before. Top Far Left: Marcus Fisk presides as SG Pres¬ ident. Top Center: Doug Sund leads Senate as Vice-President. Top: Cabinet members, Teresa Parris and Debbie ' Sterago, relax after a hard day with a cup of coffee. Top Right: Mr. Frank Ferguson offered ideas and advice to SG members. Bottom Far Left: Bill Gregory fulfilled his duties as Secretary. Bottom Center: Jeannette Tisdale, SG Treasurer, keeps accurate records of all spendings. Bottom Left: Chanda Kinsey and Scott Hudson discuss plans for a future meeting. 97 Attending General Sessions . . . making school decisions . . . informing the student body of meetings, and new ideas • . . led by Doug Sund, President of the Senate and Scott Hudson, Speaker of the House, the Senate and House of Representatives undertook such projects as moving to the new school . . . planning International Week . . . keeping the students together . . . the Senate and House of Representatives. Top Far Right: SG members Scott Hudson, and Bill Gregory discuss problems with Mr. Robert Tabor and Mr. Frank Ferguson. Top Center: Cabinet member Eileen Jackson, Treasurer Jeannette Tisdale, and Vice-President Doug Sund contemplate SG events. Top: Mr. Tabor gives instructions to SG members for procedure in the new building. Top Left: Mike Evans and Diane Hudson listen attentively to the speaker. Bottom Far Right: The Senate shows respect by paying close attention at all meetings. Bottom Right: The House of Representatives is present at all General Assembly meetings. 98 Senate, House, Help Bind Classes Together i I 99 Keyettes, Interact Collect For UNICEF Inductions . . . 1971-72 Interact . . . led by George Aubrey . . . began with projects such as collecting for UNICEF . . . the annual welfare drive . . . Utdv Boy. Keyettes . . . Holly Greaves, President . . . working at tuberculosis center . . . sponsoring Miss Fairfax . . . collecting money for UNICEF . . . book drive. Aiding community as well as school . . . the Interact and Keyette Service Clubs. Top Far Right: Keyettes load car with hooks to take to the prison. Top Center Right: Keyettes were lead by Holly Greaves. Top Center Left: Interact members discuss problems at dances. Top: George Aubrey led Interact as President. Bottom Far Right: Peggy Adams, Kathy Pullen, Ellen Rogers, Kathy Pettingill work on posters for dance. Bottom Center: Patty Passuth, Debbie Sexton, Susan Adkinson, Judy Berman examine books from book drive. Bottom: Mark Wood, Jim Morris, Fred Caperton, Jim Compton listen to Mr. Robert Tabor. Js — | WA f j ait .� t m iff! % V■ | 100 101 Senior Choir Enchants Both 102 Winter And Spring Audiences Senior Choir . . . the more superior singers, composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, chosen to make pleasing sounds ... a field trip to Kennedy Center . . . “practice makes perfect” . . . learning new musical techniques. . . performing at Wolf Trap Farm . . . planning and singing at the various Fairfax City Senior High School dedications . . . repertoire both modern and traditional . . . under the direction of Fred Wygal . . . Senior Choir. Top Far Left: Senior Choir displays talent at Winter Concert. Top Center: Barbie Russo served as pianist for Senior Choir and Girls’ Chorus. Top Right: Vicki Coughlan and Kathy Calnan review individual parts. Bottom Far Left: Lisa Mayers, Sue Smith and Beth Shelly show their enthusiasm for singing. Bottom Left : Senior Choir members take a break from re¬ hearsal. 103 Girls’and Boys’Chorus . . . a whole new experience in music . . . learning to bear up under constructive criticism . . . understanding the concept of music theory . . . Girls’ Ensemble . . . the blending of female voices into melodic harmony . . . practicing new sounds, reviewing old . . . under the direction of David Shaw . . . the Boys’ and Girls’ Chorus and Girls’ Ensemble . . . self- expression made possible through music. Top: Fred Wygal conducts Senior Choir. Top Center: Boys’ Chorus tunes up at concert. Top Far Right: Girls’ Chorus displays vocal talent. Bottom Right: Dave Shaw directs Girls’ Chorus. Bottom Far Right: Girls’ Ensemble excels at winter concert. 104 Fundamentals Of Music Taught To Training Choirs 105 Chorale Takes Exchange Trip To Pittsburgh Members of the Madrigals plus other su¬ perior singers together equal Chorale . . . one of the best high school singing groups in the area. In addition to its an¬ nual Winter and Spring concerts . . . Chorale also sang at the dedication con¬ cert for the new school. Other schools invited Chorale to their stages to give performances. The highlight of the year was an exchange trip to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Bottom: Dave Caras and Steve Porter perforin parts of Jesus Christ Superstar. Top: Chorale shows excellence at Winter Concert. 106 True Perfection Sought By Madrigal Singers Madrigals ... a select group of talented students . . . giving up lunch hour to practice . . . performing at Holiday Inn for the Rotary Club; at Fairfax Country Club for the Ladies’ Auxiliary . . . con¬ certs place emphasis on modern selections . . , under the direction of Fred Wygal . . . visits to elementary and intermediate schools to interest students in the FHS Choral Department . . . plans to visit Rome at Christmas time postponed until next year . . .all Madri¬ gals in Chorale . . . singing at Dedication of the new Fairfax City Senior High School . . . Madrigals . . . bringing special attention to the Fairfax High Choral Department. Bottom: Members of Madrigals: Marje Gunning, Norma Lanier, Linda Elder work on their parts. Top: The Madrigal Singers represent the best music at Fairfax. Concert Band Performs At Annual Kiddie Koncert Resounding through the summer heat . . . rings of hammers . . . grating of saws . . . indicating band members were already working as a unit . . . indicating Fairfax Band was busy creating their first Homecoming float. The deft sounds of. . . busy maracas, lively marimbas, twanging guitars, alto saxes . . . kept the Marimba and Stage bands in demand in area clubs and schools. Besides their usual contributions to the school at assemblies and concerts, Concert Band . . . performed a dedication concert to the new school . . . traveled to Greenfield, Mass, on an exchange trip . . . sponsored the first formal at the new school . . . presented Buddy Rich in the renowned field house. Top: Concert Band entertains many children at the Christmas Kiddie Koncert. Top Far Right: Stage Band practices diligently. Bottom Right: Mark Jordon and Rick Parrell utilize new band room. Bottom Center: Santa Claus directs Con¬ cert Band at Kiddie Koncert. Bottom Far Right: Matt Hynes works patiently with Marimba Band. 108 109 Band Department Strengthened By New Facilities The d rum . . . the blaring trumpets . . . bringing familiar strains of John P. Soussa marches. Drums . . . horns . . . navy colored uniforms . . . white bearskin hats . . . all a part of the Marching Band . . . An essential part of the whole . . . Reserve Band. Invigorating students with cheerful spirit . . . Pep Band persisted in its morning escapades through the old school. Then . . . though it no longer had to squeeze its way through crowded halls . . . Pep Band wove its way through a maze of quieter corridors . . . bringing a comforting sound of fr iendliness to a building seemingly all too new and too cold. Top: Reserve Band members practice for long ana hard hours. Top Right: The Marching Band delighted football fans during home game halftimes. Bottom Right: Bill Gregory and Mark Hynes warm up for band practice. Bottom Center: Bill Gregory leds the Marching Band as assistant drum major. Bottom Far Right: The Pep Band carried spirit from the old school to the new. 110 Ill Majorettes Practice Routines To Perfection A highlight of each and every football game . . . the majorettes’ pre-game and halftime performance. Practice . . . practice . . .six times a week, lead by captain Janet Smith, 197l’s first runner up for Miss High School Majorette of Va. The end result. . . the creation of a unique show for each appearance. Majorettes, Top: Patty Mayberry and Chanda Kinsey show spirit at an assembly. Top Right: Peggy Wells and Laurie Thompson march in the Homecoming Parade. Right Center: Majorettes at attention during pep rally. Bottom: Beth Velebir, Anne Boher, Janet Smith and Avis Newman in a parade. 112 -4 Pep Club Excels With Winning Float “Did you get that banner painted yet?” . . . cavalcades . . . bonfires . . . ticket sales . . . Spring Swing ... a winning float, Alice in Wonderland . . . without the Pep Club, the sports seasons wouldn’t have had those little “extras” that made them more exciting . . . led by Mary Jane Long and Wayne DeBlois, the Pep Club set out to spread school spirit throughout the four classes, and take it with them to the new school . . . and by the smiles on their faces and the enthusiastic cheering at games and rallies, the Pep Club could feel secure that they had met their goal. Pep Club, Top Left: Sabrina Patrone and Rushel Jenkins assist other members in decorating the goal post. Top Right: Melanie Windsor, Lisa Mayers and Karen Spivey work on banners. Bottom Left: Mary Jane Long and Melanie Windsor mix paint for a banner. 113 Art Club Leaves Memories In Murals School walls spashed with purple, orange, yellow paint . . . not bv vandals but by Art Club members . . . Hallow¬ een . . . local stores, shop windows defaced . . . not with soap and paint by pranksters but with artistic displays by club members . . . expressing themselves for the pleasure of both school and communitv. Art Club, Top Right: Harriet Barrett paints Hal¬ loween pictures on the AbP window. Top: Andy Childers puts finishing touches on a hall mural. Bottom Right: Joe Jenkins, Andy Oakley, Jeff Sommerfeld paint a display at Music Fairfax. 114 Annual Science Fair Big Success woxw fi Weekly meetings . . . field trips to Shenendoah National Park . . . annual science fair for displays of students’ personal efforts . . . frequent discussions often in atmosphere of confusion . . . perfect mixing and fusing of ideas in the Science Club, Blown out fuses, a mad dash for the fire extinguisher . . . broken microphones, misplaced speakers . . . despite calamities, the lighting for the plays was always dramatic and c reatively done . , . pep rallies and assemblies were loud and clear ... all made possible by the Light Crew. Science Club, Above Left: Science Club members, Mark Zagrod, Phil Wagner, and Max Floyd discuss camp out. Light Crew, Above: Paul Nichols changes a blown light. Bottom Left: John Bennett and Ken Wilson put out fire caused by old equipment. 115 Thespians Premiere With The auditorium was too small, the stage was dusty, but . . . somehow, an aura of drama lingered there. With the Thespians’ production of The Miracle Worker, the old stage was transformed for the last time. Then James Slautich, sponsor, moved his troupe of Thespians to the new school. Better lights, better acoustics . . . but best of all, the Thespians inherited from the time-worn stage: the thrill of acting, the exhiliration brought by applause . . . the spirit of dramatics. Top: Jim Slautich, director, gives advice to the cast. Top Center Left: Leesa Anderson, Laurie Smith rehearse the Miracle Worker. Top Center Right: Kitty Colville seeks advice from Jim Slautich. Top Far Right: John Bennett works on scenery for Miracle Worker. Center Left: “Why, you know how 1 look — splendiloqunt — like a race horse!” exclaims Anne Sullivan (Jane Loftus) when she receives the gift from the blind girls. Bottom Center Right: Emily Fisk, Kitty Colville, and John Feather relax before rehears¬ al. Bottom Far Right: Jane Loftus waits for her cue. 116 G.A.A. Forms To Strengthen Girls’ Athletics The Girls’ Athletic Association — GAA . . . They sold programs during the football season . . . made locker tags, posters, and decorations for the girls’ team rooms . . . raised the money neces¬ sary for them to go roller skating, swimming, golfing, bowling, and skiing . . . seventy-five members . . . enjoyment derived, friendships formed. Members of Bible Club discover old best seller . . . through weekly meetings . . . under sponsorship of Margaret Jochem, they study Bible history. G.A.A., Top: Michelle Baker works hard selling programs. Top Right: Chris Welsh sells pro¬ grams to Jeff Sommerjleld. Bible Club, Bottom Right: Rob Gunning, Margie Gunning, Jim Christinsen, and sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Jockem, study the Bible. 118 D.E., I.C.T. Prepare for Future Distributive Education . . . training students in distribution and marketing . . . training students for career skills . . . DE students . . . sharing breakfasts, projects, and future plans. Industrial Cooperative Training . . . giving students two years of training in day trade skills . . . dental assistance, cosmetology, veterinarian assistance . . . Students in DE and ICT often miss par¬ ticipation In clubs and activities for they only attend school half of the day, but out of school they prepare for their future. D.E., I.C.T. Top: D.E., I.C.T. watch educa¬ tional T.V. Bottom: Mr. Warren Peters talks to D.E. students. 119 Astronomy Club New To F.H.S. Constellations . . . nebulas . . . galaxies . . . such vast amounts of space yet to be explored even by the telescope. Members of the Science Club interested in going beyond the typical test tube experiment decided to specialize and form the new Astronomy Club. Club survival . . . depended on individual effort and donations of equipment. Top: Murk Zagrod explains what an astronomy term means to club members. Top Right: Wayne Davidson, Mark Zagrod, and John Thorpe study the earth’s rotation around the sun. Bottom Right: Bill Wilco and Ellen Rogers discuss star constellations. 120 I.R.C. , U.N. Study World Problems International Relations Club . . .an experience for any student interested in foreign affairs. Researching world problems . . . making vital decisions . . . writing formal resolutions . . . Together with students from other schools, members of IRC organize and conduct Model UNs, conferences authentic in form to the United Nations. Top Left: Mrs. Virginia Nickodem, sponsor of I.R.C., explains what the club does. Top: Mark Zaffarano prepares for a MUN general session. Left: S am Fisher, Francis Bennett, Glen Jessee, and Rich Litten try to decide who to vote for. 121 Spanish Club Visits O.A.S. Building Spanish Club . . . was not limited only to students taking Spanish, but was open to all interested students . . . charac¬ terized by visits to a Spanish restaurant and a Spanish-speaking movie . . . highlighted by a Christmas party with the traditional pinata . . . concluded with a picnic at the end of the school year . . . activities of the Spanish Club, sponsored by Miss Marie DeSantis, promoted the knowledge and enjoyment of Spanish customs. Spanish Club, Top Left: Cathy Dominguez discusses club issues with Janet McDonald and Joe Jenkins. Top Right: Martha Wheeler and Lisa Snyder assist Marie DeSantis in threading a cultural film on the projector. Bottom: Spanish Club members enjoy playing Turista Mundial. 122 A Annual Diner Held In Spring A new sponsor, Susan Powell,. . . new club activities . . . French songs, French holidays, French games, French food, French films . . . French Club. Surpassing all else ... a trip to Montreal, the club’s first actual contact with a French community. French Club, Top Left; Susan Powell, sponsor, tells French Legends. Top Right: French Club members check items collected from scavenger hunt. Bottom: Kathy Pettingill points out places of interest along the French Riviera. 123 Children’s Carnival And Dance Provide Finances Latin Club . . . holding kiddie carnivals . . . car washes, bake sales . . . hoping to raise enough money for a spring trip to Rome . . . organizing the talent show . . . sponsored by Mary Kern, the club was not devoted expressly to the lan¬ guage per se, but to bringing understanding of Latin and its functions and history to the members of the club. Latin Club, Top Left: Miss Mary Kern, Janet Pullian, and Susan Atkinson give out prizes at their carnival. Top Right: Club members set up band risers fox dance. Bottom: Janette Tisdale, Janet Pullian and Sue Atkinson conduct club meeting. Oktokerfest Brings Many Activities A bi-lingual newspaper called “Der Alte Bierstein” . . . brightly decorated bullet in boards in the rooms where the German language was taught . . . the celebration of Octoberfest, the feast after the wine harvest in Germany . . . the varied colorful costumes of the Fasching celebration . . . paper shoes filled with candy for good German students in honor of St. Nicholas’Day . . . who else could have been responsible for all of this but the constantly active German Club! German Club, Top: Members of German Club write articles for their newspaper. Bottom: Club members join in a songfest. 125 F.B.L.A. Attends Regional Spelling Contest In March Planning and coordinating . . . organizing fashion shows . . . baking cookies for U.S.O. . . . taking field trips to colleges . . . preparing refreshments fo r school functions . . . F.H.A. Operating book stores . . . bowling . . . competing in national convention in Houston . . . F.B.L.A. F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Top Left: Members of F.B.L.A. work on their scrapbook. Top Right: F.H.A. members, Joan Zagrodniczeck and Denise Andre take one of their cakes from the oven. Bottom: Members of F.B.L.A. learn how to use the copy machine. 126 MATRIX Changes Image • • Drawings . . . poems . . . short stories . , . The Matrix literary magazine is not just a group effort of a selected staff . . . student works constitute contents . . . staff responsible for organization, selection, distribution . . . bringing indi¬ vidual talent to the attention of others for the student body to enjoy . . . Matrix. Matrix, Top Left: Joe Jenkins, Jan Berman, Andy Oakley, and Mary Jo Birch organize past issues of Matrix. Top Right: Mr. Chieffe exam¬ ines stories submitted to Matrix. Bottom: Andy Oakley changes the ribbon in the Matrix type¬ writer. 127 FAIR FACTS Urges Active Involvement In Student Affairs Late hours . . . unlimited work . . . Headlines . . . deadlines . . . everyone striving to meet Black Thursday. Editor Lynn Anderson leads a diligent newspa¬ per staff. . . Putting out great quantities of effort . . . drawing in only slender threads of praise. Newspaper, Top: Editor Lynn Anderson proof reads an editorial for the newspaper. Top Center: Karin Fay, Denise Webb, and Janet McDonald look over plans for next issue. Top Right: Mark Zafferano advises Paul Kennedy on writing sports articles. Bottom Center Left: Cathy Calnan and Anne Lauzier design the newspaper Bulletin Board. Bottom Center Right: Carol Lowe works on her article while Susan Murray and Rosey Loftus look at old papers. Bottom Far Right: Pierre Thuot plans layout for the next issue. 128 129 “Hey — where’s the picture cropper? . . . Has my copy been written yet? . . . Good grief, deadline’s only a week away!’’ Disorganization was fought by Jackie Van Anda and Nancy Vaughn, Yearbook’s editor and sponsor, and worn- out traditions were fought by the 72 Sampler with its theme of “Change.” Yearbook, Top: Beth Adams and Mary Tankard seek assistance with layout from Karin Jokinen. Top Right: Sally Fuller and Tim Rosen look through Samplers of past years. Top Far Right: Mrs. Nancy Vaughn, Jackie Van Anda, Karl Nelson, Sue Farmer, and Sue Atkinson look through new pictures. Bottom Left: Karl Nelson shows Stuart Stainhack and Kitty Coleville how to draw layout. Bottom Right: Margie Gunning and Deblne Thompson tally yearbook sales. Bottom Far Right: Becky Bostwick and Cookie Young check proof sheet s. 130 F.C.S.H.S. Depicted by SAMPLER 131 Academic Teams Find Competition They smiled for the TV camera . . . thought hard and fast under pressure . . . sponsored by Mrs. Velma Dawson, seniors Steve Young, Mitch Sutterfield, and Danny Sauls represented FHS as the It’s Academic Team. This year’s Debate Team dwindled in size due to lack of support . . . but those who were interested in the thrill of argumentation still carried on the fight, headed bv sponsor Ed Forsythe and captain John Dickson. Competing against other schools . . . solving trigometric equations . . . recalling vague formulas . . . The Math Squad, sponsored by Jeremy Freeman, exhibited mathematical skill at every meet. Above Far Right: Debate Team in practice meet: C. Oliver, D. Sund, S. Dickson, and S. Fisher. Above Right: Captain John Thorpe teaches the Math Squad. Above: It’s Academic Team and Alternates: C. Burleson, M. Sutterfield, J. Feather, S. Young, D. Sauls. Far Right: Doug Sund and Sam Fisher debate an important point. Bottom Right: Math Squad meets for a practice session. 132 Rewarding Challenge 1 ?1 1 ( 133 Students Picked For 134 National Honor Societies National junior and Senior Honor Societies, designed to recognize and applaud the special qualities of excellent students . . . scholastic ability . . . leadership . . . character . . . service . . . one of the highest honors a student can hope to achieve in his high school career. Top Left: Junior Honor Society members at a reception after inductions are Nancy Jones, Eileen Mullen, Celia Morrison, and Patty Reynolds. Top: Members of the Senior Honor Society receive induction assignments. Bottom Far Left: Eric Lindquist shares his list of new members with fellow members of the Junior Honor Society. Bottom Left: Senior Honor Soci¬ ety officers, Terry Kent, Stuart Stainback, and Susan Atkinson, plan inductions of new members. 135 136 Explore Foreign Cultures French, Spanish, German, and Latin Honor Societies . . . members maintained a B average in their language classes . . . were interested in understanding the cultures of foreign lands. The prime purpose of the language honor societies was to tutor those students who were having difficulty in their language classes. By giving these students individual attention, members of the honor societies proved their excellence in foreign languages. Top Far Left: French honor students, Mary Jane Long and Denise Webb, construct Christmas shoes. Top Center Left: Miss Mary Kern instructs Latin Honor students Mike Hooker and Steve Donahue. Top Left: German Honor Society members buy German books for the library. Top: Spanish Honor student, Margaret Rothman, tutors Jamie Rappoport, Ann Scott and Don Hermann. Bottom Far Left: French Honor Society members D. Rich, M. Long, L. Sullivan, D. Webb, J. Harrison and S. Hagan make Christmas decorations. Bottom Center Left: Miss Mary Kern conducts a meet¬ ing of the Latin Honor Society. Bottom Left: German Honor Society sponsor, Mrs. Linda Slagle, and members, S. Pike, D. Hand, R. Jenkins, E. Zagrodniczek, and R. Farrell study German plays. 137 Forensics Brings Out Hidden Skills Forensics . . . self expression through poetry reading, prose reading, original oratory and extemporaneous speeches . . . poise and composure necessary for successful final product. . . Mrs. Pat Parnell, sponsor . . . the possibility of going to district and perhaps, state . . . Northern District Contest . . . competition between seven area schools . . . held at FHS for the first time in years because of excellent new facilities . . . spelling contests . . . students make subject selection themselves . . . delivery and purpose major factors . . . Forensics. Top Right: Mary Tankard, Sue Smith, and Laurie Smith get ready for the prose reading contest. Top: Mrs. Pat Parnell reviews the judging applications of contestants. Right: Paul Volk delivers his reading. 138 Students Awarded for Outstanding Achievement The National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test . . . The small percentage of students whose scores were excellent enough to qualify them as finalists received scholarships as well as prestige. Another test . . . the Betty Crocker Homemaking Exam . . . tested Senior girls’ abilities in homemaking skills, such as, sewing and establishing good nutrition. Still another scholastic award, in competitive speaking, was sponsored by the Optimist Club . . . honoring students whose speeches were written and delivered well, and contained an optimistic philosophy. Top Left: Miss Sutton presents Marci Richards with the Betty Crocker Homemaking Award. Top Right: Sylvia Culp, Jeanne Andry, Marci Richards, Steve Young, Mike Evans, Mary Lou Smith, and Danny Sauls were all recognized for their achievement on the National Merit Schol - arship Qualifying Test. Left: Optomist Award winners, Marcus Fisk and Laurie Thompson, display their award winning smiles. 139 140 FACULTY LVCOriA 141 Principals Orientate, Organize Move Robert Tabor — Principal Michael Wade— Assistant Principal of Instruction Rennie Coleman — Administrative Assistant James Manning — Assistant Principal for Student Services 142 Secretaries Vital Part Of Administration The Administration . . . problems to solve . . . decisions to make . . . conflicts . . . being a school administrator is certainly not an easy position . . . not only must he be aware of inner school situations, but there must be a certain rapport between student and administrator . . . enforcing rules . . . listening to suggestions . . . the backbone of the school . . . the Administration. “Can you have this typed up by the end of the period?” . . . lost forms, tiling, tasks to be completed . . . the F.H.S. Secretaries were never without a duty to perform, yet their jobs were handled with efficiency . . . the Administration couldn’t function without . . . the Secre¬ tarial Staff. Counselors Help Stud ents 144 Maezene Walker Velma Dawson Shirley Draper Choose Colleges “No note? Go to Guidance”, “Cutting class? See Mr. Manning” . . . college applications . . . career counseling . college boards . . . NMSQT’s . . . PSAT’s . . . senior autobiographies . just a friend to talk to . . . Guidance. Joel Rhoads Virginia Switzer Lillian Armstrong 145 English Electives Open To All Students Required reading lists . . . similes and metaphors . . . impromptu discussions of death or religion . . . the drudgery of writing essays . . . the discovery that essays can be fun to write . . . With its elective semester or six week courses, the English Department transcended by far the boredom of stereotyped English Grammar and Composition, without shaking its foundation of basic knowl¬ edge . . . vocabulary words . . . index cards and research papers . . . “Shock of the year! Writing this research paper is going to be interesting!” Mary Ann Gallick Janie Smith Dolores Bohen Patricia Hanks 147 Jim Slautich Nancy Vaughn Linda Radosevich Norman Fritter 148 Sequential Skills Planned For 9 — 12 Roger Bergstrom Fay Peters Andrea Titcomb Mary Lindberg 149 Social Studies Provides Insight Into Future Virginia Nickodem Nan Anthony Alfred Cappellanti Paul Newlove Loran Ward Frank Ferguson 150 •rnu.N l� T US MflKAN kakyunan i vr kTHt MU friJUlA_ � _A LU) Ol CHK1MI The Civil War and Reconstruction . . . the climate of the Congo . . . the issues between the Arabs and Israelis . . . the windward and leeward sides of a mountain . . . the Alien and Sedition Acts . . . the Social Studies Department gave students a knowledge of the world, both past and present. . . visiting Congress . . . holding a Mock Senate — “Oh come on, will the Senator yield the floor already?” ... so much more, after all, than a lot of dates to be memorized. John Roman David Odom Eugene Wood Ed Forsythe Bud Wood Helen Lawson 151 Languages Aid In Culture Study ?Que pagina? . . . Welche seite? . . . Quelle page? . . . struggling over page numbers . . . pondering over masculine or feminine nouns . . •. conjugating irreg¬ ular verbs . . . memorizing vocabulary words . . . listening to tapes . . . reciting dialogues . . . repeating, repeating . . . all part of learning a foreign language. Jules Deschenes Linda Slagle Angelo Cozzetto 152 Maria DeSantis Susan Powell f 1 Valerie Hollis Mary Kern 153 Valuable Knowledge Gained Biotic communities . . . lab reports . . . plotting graphs . . . inertia and centrifu¬ gal force . . . the parts of the cell . . . dissecting a frog, a cow’s eye, or even a pregnant dogfish shark without feeling squeamish . . . the Science Department revealed some of the often confusing mysteries of science to often confused students . . . pricking your own finger to test your blood type . . . listening intently to a careful explanation . . . “Mavbe I’m going to understand this after all!” Charles Jeter Randy Scott Page Trivett Anne DeFrance 154 Through Experiments In Science Students Challenged By Mathematics - ' mmm Polynomials . . . quadradic equations . . . blank stares at the mention of nega¬ tive exponents . . . ordered pairs on the Cartesian plane . . . proofs and theorems . . . formulas and more formulas. Adding to the usual puzzling curriculum offered by the Math Department was the introduction of a credited computer science course, one of the few existing in the county. 157 Co-ed Gym Classes Help Expand Interests Line up for exercises . . . “It is not too cold to go outside and play hockey” . . . Drivers Education . . . gym suits, towels, and showers . . . that terror of terrors, the 600 yard walk-run . . . Gym was a required course for freshmen and sophomores not just for the purpose of strengthening their bodies. For through its teachings of sportsmanship and teamwork, the Physical Education Department instilled in students the basic qualities of self-discipline, self- confidence, and self-respect. 159 Business Education Builds Useful Skills The intricacies of shorthand . . . learning to match the keyboard of a typewriter with the fingers of your hand . . . learning the skills of bookkeeping . . typing business letters, invoices, and inter-office memos . . . the Business Department sought to prepare students for both college and the world of busi¬ ness . . . learning how to type your own term paper, footnotes and all . . . “Hey! I think I’m going to become a big busi¬ ness tycoon!” ooooooooe )OO0OOOOO© noAAOOOOO® Joan Melberger Iva Lam Orpha Sadler Anna Sprenkel Ann Winstead 160 Music, Art— Outlets For Student Emotions Soprano or alto . . . try-outs for Chorale . . . singing in another language . . . struggling with theory . . . performing in concert . . . marching in the pep band . . . practicing for the half-time shows . . . electronic music in class? The Music Department proved that the combining of individual talents guarantees the over¬ all excellence of a chorus or band. Charcoal drawings . . . watercolors . . . sketches . . . sculpturing with clay . . . individual projects . . . art appreciation as well as skills in artistic productions were encouraged by the Art Department . . . learning to recognize different art mediums . . . tie-dye, anyone? ! Fred Wygal Mary Jane Barrett Nellie Marshall Matt Hynes Dave Snaw 161 D.E., I.C.T. Ready Students For Later Life Classes in the morning . . .a job in the afternoon . . . Distibutive Education and Industrial Cooperative Training classes . . . teachers train students for future careers . . . help provide jobs for students. Warren Burgess W arren Peters Jerry Thomas 162 Cooperative Work Study Sticks To Basic Skills Eighty-six students taught at the level where they achieve best results . . . basic skills are taught . . . reading . . . ’riting . . . Vithmetic . . . home econom¬ ic skills . . . and a once a day gym class ... a curriculum formed with the student in mind . . . Cooperative Work Study. Special Services Provided At FHS Overdue books . . . library fines ... a place of solitude, to complete an assignment . . .to temporarily rid vourself of problems by going to the moon, the western frontier, or the Mojavi desert simply by reading a book . . . more than just a room of books . . .a roomful of adventure, mystery, fact, love, and humor . . . the Library. Taking care of school finances . . .bookkeeping. . . preparing requisitions . . . Mrs. Crews, finance department. Preparing report cards . . . schedules . . .Mrs. Yandegriflf, ADP. Diagnosing aches and O O O pains . . . taking temperatures . . . Mrs. Conn . . . school nurse. b 1 jgg|||l|i j KT Betty Denton Carol Dering Mary Vandegriff Lillian Crews Barbara Conn 164 Shop, Home Ec. Prepare Students For Future Putting skills to practical use ... a dress, candlesticks . . . helpful things to know for the future . . . making some¬ thing useful yourself. . . the pride in final results . . . the Home Ec and Shop Departments enable the student to put his talents to use . . . whether in baking a cake or using a lathe properly. George Everson Doug Smith Paula Sutton James Reed Thorton Pritchett 165 Student Teachers Perfect Skills “Class,,1’d like to introduce you to our new student teacher” . . . getting acquainted with new faces . . . learning personalities . . . “Oh, dear . . . are you Karen?”. . . gaining invaluable teaching experience ... a first try at inspiring the students to learn . . . experimenting with personal teaching methods . . . learning the fundamentals of teaching under the watchful eye of an experienced teacher . . . coping with the unexpected . . . “You don’t mean lie’s actually skipping My class! He wouldn’t dare — would he?” . . . and finally, the student teacher hears the words that mean he has reached his goal . . . “Hiya, teach!” Chris Cushman — Madison College Elizabeth Doss — Madison College Pamela Gates — Madison College Connie Moffett — Madison College Barbara Geist — Madison College Louise Mortimer — American University Ric Smelser — American University 166 New Utilities Aid Service Workers Keeping the old school spotless and carrying the tasks over to the new school . . . coping with cleaning up student pranks . . . coming to the aid of both teachers and students . . . “My locker’s jammed. Could you open it?” . . . providing those services our school could not function without . . . the custodial staff. Aided by the new facilities . . . the cafeteria staff was better equipped to handle the mid-day crowds . . . able to offer a wider selection of foods that pleased many. Cafeteria Staff: Grapel Verner Manager; Virginia Garrick Asst. Manager; Patricia Blair, Benice Cline, Ida Farmer, Margaret Fisher, Thora Hennessey, Nell Irving, Helen Maddox, Edith Smith, Leola Stamper, Martha Fortney, Shirley Gibbs, Helen Rumpf, Deliah Simpson, Nola Williams. Custodial Staff: Mr. Widmyer, Mr. Witmer, Mrs. Smith. 167 168 wf mmm fil i Igilte iPg£|||i : - ysfep«§i vi§ssfe fc V ' gR ' s; femes ' : - JP Aj � S; i .sfe p «|W wm CtS . HI lii aw iss }.ffe‘ mm CLASSES CrV22E2 169 I Seniors 170 The Last Class To Graduate From Old F.H.S Senior lockers, senior pranks, senior cuts . . .seniors. . . us? Really? We waited so long but now is too soon, until the mind adjusts, things fall into place and change is accepted. And yet then we must leave, accept a greater change . . . graduate . . . us? The question never stops, change never stops, hut the mind sometimes stops to remember. FHS was only a small part of us; we will make the change, hut that part will still remain . . . Senior court, Senior slump, Senior privileges . . . Seniors . . . us. Debbie Smilanich and Mark Roth’s faces reflect the feelings of Seniors leaving old Fairfax High School. Fadhel Abou-Alhasan Margaret Adams Susan Adkinson Robert Alexander David Aliff Bernice Allen Thomas Alsop Lynn Anderson Jeanne Andry Florence Apostolakis Susan Armstrong Donald Ashby Seniors Excel In Class Leadership Vickie Beasley Robert Bell Barbara Belles Janet Berman David Besley Bonita Bishop Gary Bley Guy Boisseau John Bonnes Becky Bostwick Marya Brasko Debra Brock Senior Class Officers for 1971-72: Wanda Reynolds, vice-president; Jim Morris, president; and Joan Groves, treasurer. Every Year Brings New Surprises Michael Brown Margaret Browning Annette Buglass Robert Burton A bit of wry humor is in order as Senior Class Sponsor, Mr. Eugene Wood, makes his point. Rebecca Butler Vicky Cain Betsy Callejas Harvey Cantrell Minette Cardin Cheryl Cardwell Karen Caretti Craig Carlin Robert Carnevale Cynthia Carney Susan Cason Christina Chabot 173 Students Discover Diversified World Carol Neider rocks out at the Alumni James Chrisinger Robert Christenson David Christian Robert Clayton Dance. Robert Cockrell Heidi Coleman Joanne Collier Sandra Collins Kitty Colville James Compton Wanda Reynolds carefully extracts a few drops of HzO in her Biolo¬ gy II class. 174 Seniors Realize Knowledge Helps In Future Barbara Conley Cheryl Corbin Linda Cornish Donna Corwin John Coulter Karen Cramer Charles Dart Bankhead Davies Charles Davis I Debbie Winfree is stumped by a government test. Sherry Creamer James Crockett Sylvia Culp Lou Ann Curtis Barbara Custer Robert Dahmer 175 Seniors Accept Responsibility Marcia Davis Steven Davis Wayne DeBlois Terry Decker Gloria DePew Lauran Dickey Elizabeth Dix Carol Dobler Cathy Dominguez Robert Donaldson Betty Dove Mark Dresser The mighty struggles of Wayne DeBlois go half-hidden behind a Pep Club banner. William Duckwitz Zandria Duckwitz Rosemary East Patty Edwards Kathleen Egar Margherita Emery 176 Of Voting Michael Evans William Fairfax Christopher Fedor Kevin Fennell Stanley Fentress Ann Finley Catherine Fish Marcus Fisk Frederick Fitzsimmons Harold Wiggins pauses to reflect over his latest art project. Barry Fix Orsdell Forehand John Foster Diane Frakes Stephen Frazee Nancy Friend 177 Seniors Face Challenges Which Robert Fuschini Phillip Gamlin Robert Gardner Troy Gaylor Cathy Gehman Sherry Geisinger TB tests are a “pain in the arm” to Kathy Harty. iiuny Carol Ginsberg James Good Wayne Green Alison Gregory Joan Groves Mary Groves Carolyn Grubbs Roy Guinter 178 Increase With Every Year Marjorie Gunning Janet Guzdowski Sarah Hagan Darlene Hall Carl Hannigan Ricky Hanson Frances Harris Teresa Harris Kathleen Harty Sandra Haungs Cynthia Heafner Mary Ann Henderson Paul Volk wonders what is under his hat. Linda Henry Sharon Henry Barbara Hill Candace Hill Patricia Hill Robert Hill 179 With Broadening Horizons Students and their parents prepare for the students’ trip to Russia. Ann Hodges Rebecca Hodges Scott Hudson David Hunzicker Claudia Huppert John Hurtt Sam Hussey Mark Hynes Mark Jordan Kimberly J ackson Eileen Jackson Rebecca Jewel Richard Johns Deborah Johnson 180 Seniors Look To Future Tim Jolly Suzanne Jordan Sandra Johnson David Kadi Karen Kadi Ilse Keefe Paul Kennedy Keith Mai concentrates in typing class on his accuracy, William Kelley Timothy Keeton Kimberly Kelley Terence Kipp 18 Terri Kent Gary Kielsgard Gary Kincheloe Eugene Kingsley Chanda Kinsey As End Comes Nearer, James Kocher Nora Kohn Jennifer Lake Norma Lanier Bradford LaPolla Stephen Lear Harry Levinson Donald Lewis Vicki Lilley Michael Limburg Jane Loftus Donna Long Mary Jane Long Patrick Long Arthur Loughry Ernie Lynn Scott Hudson and Will Prior inject hormones into an experimental chick. 182 Seniors Draw Closer Together Richard Luckett Dawn Machinski Keith Mai Diana Mangers Margaret Rothman and Sue Adkinson check out their Chemistry equipment. Nancy Mathews John Mauck Jackie Mayberry John McBride Laurie McFarlane Frank McGraw Barbara McGinnis Andrea McLaughlin Martha Trainer observes a small critter. 183 College Boards Face Every College Bound Senior Elizabeth McLeod Hollie Menefee Penny Meyer Bruce Michael Betty Miller Frances Mills James Miner Jayne Miner Ellen Montour Charles Moon Barbara Moore Karen Moore Michael Moore James Morris Karl Nelson William Nester A sudden inspiration by Karen Moore amazes Gary Kielsgard but fails to arouse Martha Trainor. 184 Senior Spirit Sets Example For Underclassmen Paul Nichols Carol Nieder Jody O’Donnell Tina Oliver “We’re Number One!” Nancy Oremland Pamela Parker Richard Parrell Teresa Parris Jonathan Pasco Elizabeth Passuth 185 Government Classes Provide Understanding Richard Pierce Keith Piercy Frank Polich Steven Porter Clarita Posada John Powell John Provost Janet Quinn Robin Raines Charles Redman J oe y Reynolds Wanda Reynolds Lee Ann Rice Shirley Rice Marcia Richards Glenn Richcreek Roger Ricketts David Ritchie Guy Boisseau and John Coulter are enthusiastic about their Government presentations. 186 Of American System Wayne DeBlois and Emmy Scammahorn share a moment of self- Margaret Rothman David Ruffner congratulations as they look over a well-stocked locker. David Russell Christine Russo Tim Rutherford Linnea Sallberg Daniel Sauls Emmy Scammahorn Patricia Schafer 187 Now It’s Time To Make Dr eams Neil Schauer Raymond Schneider Ronald Schuller Alyson Schultz Melissa Scott Patricia Sewell Debra Sexton Brenda Shackelford Mark Shaughnessy Deborah Sheets Stephan Shiflett, Mary Elizabeth Shipp Fred Fritzimmons consults Mrs. Hanks about his choices for an En¬ glish elective. Betsy Callejas, and Anne Wooster try out new skills on business machines. 188 And Plans Come True Deborah Simmers Brian Sisk Robert Sizemore Debra Smilanich Cynthia Smith Janet Smith Mary Louise Smith Radleigh Smith Sherry Ann Smith Stephanie Smith Douglas Snead Merle Snider Dean Sparks Karla Spaulding Leslie Stahl Mr. Coyle explains scientific theories to Bruce Michael. Homecoming Is One Highlight Elizabeth Stainback James Stallman David Stamps Esta Staples Jill Steier Mark Stephens Cookie Young, Homecoming chairman, expresses her frustrations. Deborah Sterago Bob Stickel Pamela Stream Antal Subosits Margaret Sullivan Doug Sund 190 Of Senior Year Mitchell Sutterfield Helen Swartz Everett Taylor Susan Taylor Dennis Thomas Daniel Thompson Deborah Thompson Gregory Thompson Jim Chrisinger appears lost in the mellow sounds of his baritone sax. Jennifer Thompson Laurie Thompson Robert Thompson Sue Tibbetts Lucy Tisdale James Tolson Nancy Toompas Martha Trainor 191 Spare Time Becomes Thing Of Paul Nichols works backstage in preparation for the fall production, The Miracle Worker. Paul Volk Nanci Walker Sally Walkinshaw Robert Tucker Paul Tuthill Gary Urban Jacqueline Van Anda Michael Van Sleet Jeanne Velebir Julie Ward Steven Ward Arthur Warner Jami Wayne Denise Webb Cheryl West 192 Past As Graduation Draws Near Linda West Barbara Westbrook Diana Westenhaver Martha Whitney Harold Wiggins Lula Willard James Wilson Kenneth Wilson Deborah Winfree Ronald Woodson Frank McCraw concerns himself with the overflow of paper work in the main office. Anne Wooster Karen Wright Cookie Young Steven Young Mark Zagrod Judith Ziems 193 Class of ’72 Selects Outstanding Seniors Top Left: Personality Plus, Cindy Heafner and Scott Hudson; Top Left Center: Most Likely to Succeed, Mitch Sutterfield and Judy Z iems; Top Center: Most Spirited, Mark Roth and Jackie Mayberry; Top Right Center: Most Atlieletic, Becky Bostwick and Danny Sauls; Top Right: Best Looking Legs, Martha Trainor and Ernie Lynn; Bottom Left: Class Clowns, Emy Scamahorn and Paul Kennedy; Bottom Left Center: Cutest Couple, Jon Pasco and Terry Harris; Middle: Best Dancers, Karen Cramer and Scrawny Crockett; Middle Left: Bi Pgest Gossips, Sharon Henry and David Chase; Bottom Right Center: Biggest Flirts, Linda Henry and Jim Cassel; Bottom Right: Friendliest, Marcus Fisk and Debbie Smilanich. li . jpS .3 m ■C ' : ' Jl WL k ' ’ Bk 194 For Superlatives Juniors 196 A Transition Abat, Betty Adams, Frances Adams, James Adams, Laura Alexander, Robert Altmeyer, Susan Anderson, Tami Andry, Denise Arone, Barbara Aubrey, Debby Bacon, Bill Barrett, Harriett Barthol, Deborah Benge, Marvin Benneche, Barbara Bennett, John Berger, Lisa Bernhards, Janet Besley, Trisha Bethea, Carl Billingsley, Gary Birch, Mary Jo Birkeland, Janet Blake, Nancy Next to his studying, Dave Caras has a tal¬ ent for sleeping in class. When we were freshmen we had just begun. When we were sophomores we were not much more. But now we are juniors we’re as clever as clever so we think we’ll be juniors now for ever and ever. (with apologies to A.A. Milne) “We’ve Only Just Begun To Live’’ Bohrer, Ann Bourn, Andy Bridgman, Mike Brown, Lee Brownfield, Brenda Bruce, Chris Buc, Vivian Buckley, Liz Bullard, Paula Burleson, Chuck Burnsworth, Rick Burr, Mary Burvis, Gunars Butler, Alfred Cadou, Linda Caldine, Mark Callejas, Nancy Calnan, Kathleen Caperton, Fred Caras, David Caretti, Barbara Carey, Kathleen Carlin, Paul Cates, Scott Christensen, Lisa Clark, Joan Pow! Communication between Dave Rehrig and his teacher has just been established. 1972 Junior-Senior Prom Conley, Steven Conn, Rick Cooper, Leslie Corbey, Bill Goughian, Vickie Cover, Dave Craun, Pam Cuer, Linda Culp, Brad Czarny, Candy Darcey, Tom Davis, Scott Davidson, Wayne Dean, Karen Dickinson, Edmund Dickson, John Dobler, Robert Dodge, Doug Dominy, Russell Dominguez, Joe Donahue, Steven Dunn, Cindy Dunn, Gary Evans, Joseph Ewell, John Fant, Durward Chuck Jeckell is obviously enjoying his little secret. Junior Class President: Judy Harris Fardwell, Charles Farmer, Martin Farmer, Sue Feather, John Feehan, Tom Figgers, Nancy Fisher, Sam Fisk, Emily 200 Officers Provide Leadership Floyd, Maxwell Ford, Kathy Fox, Dan Fuller, Sally Glenney, David Glover, Debby Goecl, Pina Goodiel, Carl Grammer, Rohn Grayson, Larry Green, Brenda Greenway, Chris Junior Vice-President: Chris Bruce Gregory, Bill Griffin, Tim Grimes, Tim Guentz, Laura Guy, Lisa Hailey, Ken Hall, Ronald Hand, Deborah Junior Class Secretary: Liz Buckley ! Hankla, David Harris, Beth Harris, Judy Harris, Ronald Harrison, Janice Hershon, Harry Hershon, Mary Hickey, Barry Hicks, Sherea Higdon, Dave Hill, Robin Hill, Rosie Hixson, Michael Hobbs, Connie Hocker, Michael Hogue, Vivian Holland, Frank Hopkins, Alison Hopple, Jessica Hudson, Diane Hudson, Paul Huppert, Christine Jenkins, Joe Jokinen, Karin Kaiser, David Kincaid, Robert King, Karin Kingsley, Karen Junior Class Treasurer: Sue Farmer Juniors Jive At Ring Dance Kishline, Katherine Kovarik, Martin K1 ein, Donald Kunstmann, Katharine Korfonta, Mike Kuntz, Deborah Larsen, Jim Lee, Martha Lickey, William Loftns, Rosemary Lohr, Roberta Long, David Long, Marsha Lovett, Paul Lowe, Carol Lnk, Gwo Luster, Debra Lynn,Suzanne Macdonald, Mike MacNeil, Joey Magnusson, Janet Mahoney, Greg Markee, Paul Marsh, Pam Massey, June Mauldin, Jess McDonald, Janet McGaha, John McGhee, Darlene McKinnon, Donald Mr. James Franks displays the charisma that is so typical of the Junior Class. 202 Contemplating the curriculum is Angela Mueller. McNabb, Pete Milko, Robert Miller, Ruth Monroe, Linda A startling sight at Fairfax, cheerleader Billy Rice with fungus on the face. Moore, Blane Morin, Gayle Moss, Ann Mott, Curtis Mueller, Angela Murray, Susan Musser, Dwane Myers, Brenda Naismith, William Nelsen, Cindi Nelson, Mary Nett, Stan Nickolls, Cary Norton, Charles Nutt, Ted Nystrom, James Oakley, Andy O’Connor, Mary O’Donnell, John O’Keeffe, Richard Stimulating, Provocative: First Youth Conference Olson, Jan Parker, Susan Pasquariello, Rick Patillo, Teresa Peake, Cheryl Pederson, Martin Peel, Sharlotte Pettingill, Kathleen Phillips, Dennis Piddington, Sue Place, Nancy Posado, Vincente Prilliman, Carol Pullen, Kathi Pulliam, Janet Purvis, Bonnie Quill, Mike Rahm, Roberta Rappaport, Mardi Read, Linda Reed, Donnie Reedy, Marianne Rehrig, David Rhodes, Mary Anne Rice, Bill Riggles, Mary Roberts, Keith Rocheford, Deborah While Lisa Guy is bored with instruction, Gayle Morin finds the class amusing. Riding with the 2nd place junior float are Judy Harris, Nanci Callejas, Sally Fuller and Margaret Tisdale. Rodgers, Richard Rodio, Jim Rogers, Ellen Rothman, Tom Rutherford, Kim Saunders, William Schauer, Mary Schmitt, Roberta Schwab, Betsy Sedlander, Jeanne Sewell, John Shakleford, Pam Shelly, Beth Shultzaberger, Bob Sickon, Greg Silvey, Gayle Skiados, Pat Skiffington, Robert Smith, John Smith, Sue Sommerfeld, Jell Souter, Deborah Spoil, Alison Stamler, Blake 205 Perennial Student Academic Torture Standifer, Gary Stark, Robin Steinbuchel, Johanna Stephan, Mark Sterago, Becky Stinnette, Michael Sturrock, Holly Sullivan, Steve Sutphin, Wayne Swayze, Robert Tarbox, Geoffrey Telford, Patricia Terpak, Daria Terrett, Nancy Thomas, Judy Thomason, Linda Thorpe, John Thuot, Pierre Tisdale, Margaret Tompkins, Lana Turtora, James Tuthill, Sheila Van Sleet, Dave Virts, Sunny 206 Vital, Ted Wallace, Wally Wallace, Clifford Wagoner, Phillip Ward, Stephanie Waters, Jeff Weeden, Wendy Welch, Crystal Wells, Peggy Whetzel, Roberta White, Donna Whited, Reda Wilco, William Wilkinson, Linda Williams, Sue Winfree, Judy wm The Big Man behind the scenes — Junior Class sponsor. Wood, John Young, Peyton Wood, Mark Zagrodniczek, Joan Woodall, Elaine Ziems, Larry Mardi Rappaport is embarrassed; Stevie Ward thinks the situation is hilarious. 207 208 Sophomores See New Horizons Officers: Celia Morrison, president; Mary Tankard, treasurer; Ceci Kinsey, vice-president; Ann Farmer, secretary. Sophomores . . . caught in the middle . . . not yet upperclassmen, no longer the “little people”. . .high ideals. . .enterprising plans and this year I’m gonna get straight A’s” . . . through their various undertakings such as the float construction, dances, and winning the Spirit Stick, the Sophomore Class set out to establish themselves as a unique class . . . and through all their projects, the sophomores were indeed very special, not only as a class, but as individuals. Adams, Beth Ake, Tracy Albright, Bill Alexander, Sue Alnutt, Diane Anderson, Charles Anderson, Leesa Ashcraft, Angela Bachmann, Sarah Bacon, Levoan Bailey, Lucille Bailey, Rosemary Barnes, Barb Barrow, Mike Beck, Debbie Becker, Richard Beene, Mike Beene, Robin Bennett, Ralph Berge, Fred 209 Sophomores Demonstrate Great a i ' .v irnai Berman, Judy Berry, Jan Beylor, Cindi Billingsley, Debbie Birkeland, Ann Boehm, Steve Bogle, Ronald Bohen, Kerry Bouchard, Trish Brady, Kenneth Brasko, Elena Brown, Jenny Bruce, Connie Bryan, Blackshear Butler, Nancee Call, Johnathan Caldine, Kathy Campbell, Mike Cappellanti, Al Carey, Theresa Carlton, Ronald Carrico, Sue Carroll, Brian Charnley, Mary Down, set, hut! Connie Bruce and her fellow sophomores take a break from making flowers for the float. 210 Spirit With Float The sophomore parade. float, “Three Coins in a Fountain,” is ready to be presented in the Homecoming Chezem, Douglas Christenson, Don Cheng, Chi Clark, Mike Clingenpell, Mark Coari, Steve Cole, Arthur Cole, Barry Coleman, Sharon Compton, Margaret Condo, Gwen Conley, Kenneth Conner, Althea Cooper, Tracy Copland, Martha Corbin, William Couch, Kathy Craig, Mike Craig, Sue Cratsley, Mary Ann Cuer, Kim Culp, Victor Cunningham, Ann Dahlstrom, Warren Toast To A New Vintage Dahmer, Toni Daley, Edward Davis, Debbie DePriest, Brenda Dickerson, Marvin Dilts, Dottie Dominguez, Stephanie Dotson, Randy Dowdle, Claudia Doyle, David Driver, David Dunn, Dale Dunn, David Dunsmore, David Eidem, Kristine Ellis, Dong Embney, Vickie Englehart, Darleen Engelbeck, Ranald Eustace, Karen SHI m - Fairfax, Steve Farmer, Ann Fay, Karen Fearon, Susan Feather, Linda Fedor, Jan Fee, Ruby Fennell, Jessica Ferguson, Janet Fish, Nancy Fones, John Fourqurean, Claire Fowler, Loren Fox, Elwood Frakes, Bill Frederick, Matthew Freeman, George Freeman, Bill Friel, Eileen Frisch, Beate Frodigh, Debbie Frye, Brenda Gamble, Jacqueline Gardner, Sandra Gastroek, Beverly Glacken, Bill Glass, Larry Glauner, Frederick Golden, Timothy Goodiel, Emit 213 Sophomores Work Toward Endless Goal Greeley, Beth Greene, Janet Greenway, John Green way, Terry Griffin, Rod Griggs, Richard Guthrie, Wendy Hamill, Alexander Hankla, Liz Hancock, Steve Hanson, Glora Harman, Roger Harris, Laurie Harrison, Raphael Hart, Sarah Harty, Tom Hastings, Warren Haungs, Michael Hayes, Albert Hayward, Ed Hearne, Laura Hedden, Luie Heim, Allen Henkel, Chuck Hermann, Donald Hermann, Margaret Hidalgo, George Hill, Windy Hirabayashi, Rich Hooker, Pam Hodgson, Peter Holden, Sherry Hollifield, David Hollifield, Dennis Holzberlein, Susie Housden, Judy 214 Coed gym classes are a new experience for sophomores. Hudson, Steve Huff, Kenneth lames, Richard Jackson, Bill Jacobsen, Barbara Jenkins, Rush el Jennings, Cathy Jessee, Glen Johnson, Penny Jones, Nancy Keller, Sherrill Kelley, Wayne Kelly, Colleen Kelly, Ric hard Kielsgard, Judy King, Bobbie Kinsey, Ceci LaCroix, Kevin 215 From Caterpillar Lamanna, Tom Lamb, Melody Landers, Karen Larkins, Claudia Latherow, Susan Laughlin, Kevin Lauzier, Ann Leake, Brenda Lederer, Rob Levin, Jeep Levinson, Elizabeth Lewis, Richard Lickey, Brenda Lindquist, Eric Link, Donald Lipscomb, Danny Litten, Rick Looney, Bruce Lunsford, Teresa Lynch, Joelyn MacCammon, David MacDonald, Pat Maestri, Michael McCall, Jeff Mrs. Page Trivett aids Jim Ammonds and 216 To Butterfly Markham, Maureen Martin, Karen Martin, Sharon Martin, Virginia Maters, Valerie Mathews, Judy Mauldin, Gary Mayers, Lisa Max, Gregg Meeken, Connie Mellars, Yvonne Mensch, John Kevin LaCroix with their close inspection of a cell. Millar, Michelle Miller, Jeff Miller, Jeff Miller, Mary Minnis, Steve Mooney, David Moon, Ricky Moore, Marcia Moran, Dan Moran, Leslie Morgan, Brenda Morin, James 217 Sophomores Adopt Two Morris, Bonnie Morris, David Morris, Susan Morrison, Celia Mowatt, Jim Mullen, Eileen Munn, Mary Munse, Rob Murray, Martha Murray, Kent Myers, Sandra Naeher, Mary Beth Nelson, Robert Nelson, Scott Nester, Brenda Newman, Avis Newman, Melody Nieder, Bill O’Dell, Carole O’Donnell, Rita O’Keefee, Susan Oliver, Carl Orr, Steve Owens, Mary With margin set and paper in place, Jan Fedor prepares for a typing test. Parcelles, Denise Parnell, Leslie Parrott, Jerry Pasquariello, Diane Passuth, Patty Patrone, Sabrina Foster Children Patteson, Ann Pedersen, Robert Pike, Stephen Porter, Alex Posada, Cecilia Powell, Alicia Preston, Ricky Price, Richard Price, Vivian Pullen, Donald Rahm, James Ralph, Diane Ready,Joyce Reed, Janet Reese, Stan Reid, Charlotte 219 Onward Chris Smallwood listens carefully to a Spanish dialogue. Reid, Bonnie Reynolds, Patty Rice, David Rice, Letia Rice, Stan Rich, Donna Richards, George Ricketts, Henry Ritchie, Linda Robbins, William Robinson, Kim Rodriquez, Andriana Rose, Gavin Russell, Marianne Rowland, Steven Russo, Barbie Russell, Forrest Sams, Penny Sanders, Kim Schafer, Pam Schafer, Peggy Scott, Shirley Scrimger, Fred Seago, Helen 220 Celia Morrison Gives Great Leadership Seely, Nancy Sewell, Robert Sengstack, Jim Seward, Debbie Shackelford, Jerry Sharpe, Michael Sherwood, Tom Shipp, James Simione, Anne Sisk, William Skiffington, Debbie Smallwood, Chris Smallwood, Susan Smilanich, Laura Smith, Deborah Smith, Debbie Smith, Donna Smith, Jeff Smith, Jody Snider, Dirk Souter, Patty Spaulding, Julie Spivey, Karen Stallsworth, Sandy Mr. Larry Cavender served as Sophomore Class sponsor. 221 Find A New Standifer, Katrina Starr, Kim Stickel, Ralph Stone, Dotty Stroup, Debbie Sullivan, Terry Summers, James Sutterfield, Kelly Tankard, Mary Tarbox, Linda Tarbox, Peter Tarpley, Tracy Taylor, Mary Lou Taylor, Mona Telford, Debra Terpak, Paul Thayer, Douglas Thomas, Eddy Thompson, Amy Tierney, Mary Tisdale, Jeannette Trexler, Mary Tucker, Beth Tuthill, Helen Sophomore Warren Dahlstrom shows his tal¬ ent as a photographer. 222 Role In Life Tyler, Jeanette Van Camp, Paul Van Sleet, Kim Viens, Roy Voegelein, Robin Vogt, Deborah Wagner, Leigh Ann Wallace, James Walls, Gwen Walsh, Gregory Ward, Sandra Warner, Kathy Watkins, David Watkins, Gardner Weber, Charles Weber, Frederick Webster, Joanne Wheeler, Martha White, Deborah White, Marc Wiesman, Nancy Wilkinson, Patti Williams, Fred Williams, Linda Windsor, Melanie Wolfe, Robert Woods, Lynne Wood, Thanta Woolfrey, Janet Nancy Jones quietly reads her book. Frosh Undergo Step-Scat Testing Freshmen always get lost in the halls . . . always ask dumb questions . . . always look little and insecure . . . always grow up into confident seniors. At first, everything seems too hard, too baffling, and the freshman never realizes how fast four years will go by . . . how soon he’ll make lasting friends . . . how firmly he’ll become a part of the school . . . but the miracle never fails and the freshman always finds himself. Academic learning, yes; but the freshman also gains a greater knowledge of self. Adams, Betsy Albrecht, Rebecca Alexander, John Ambrose, Matthew Ammons, Michele Andry, Diane Apostolakis, Teddy Arkley, Stephen Ayers, Barbara Bacon, Donna Bade, Robert Bailey, William Barbour, Calvin Barnes, Barbara Barnes, Kathy Barnhill, Candy Barr, Deborah Barthol, Lida Bates, Frank Bauer, Caren Bayne, Susan Bedwell, Karen Beeton, Jane Behrend, Roger Behrend, Valerie Bell, Alison Benneche, Janet Bennett, Peggy Bennett, Sara Bertram, Judy 225 Orientation Reveals Biddison, Teri Birch, Sally Bogle, Cindy Bohen, Sean Bohr, Cynthia Bore, Mary Jane Boutte, Donna Bowman, Lori Boyd, Vanessa Breeding, Joe Breen, Richard Brooks, Pam Brown, Matt Brown, Sandra Bn glass, Erin Burr, Barbara Burton, Denise Byers, Jean Byrne, Phyllis Cadou, Nancy Caldwell, Deborah Caras, Brian Carey, Brian Carrico, Roxanne 226 Complex High School Life Cassels, Kent Charlier, Bev Childers, Andrew Childress, John Chrisinger , Jeff Christi, Tim Claggett, Ralph Clarke, Janet Cobbins, Bonnie Coe, Patricia Colville, Suzanne Conklin, Darlene Connolly, Brian Coon, Michelle Cordell, David Cox, Cynthia Cox, Randy Craig, Danny Craun, Bill Cullen, Patricia Cunningham, Rita Dailey, Tim Darnell, David Daugherty, Wayne Davis, Susan Decharme, Danny DePaolis, Shelley Deyarmin, Cindy An important point is explained to a friend by Mary Ann Scott. 227 Freshmen Offered Coed P.E Dickinson, Fred Donahue, Paul Dow, Kathy Dowdle, Melanie Duckwitz, Phillip Dunn, Robert Dwyer, Allison Eagle, Jo Anne Eddy, Sandra Elich, Dee Elliott, Laura Ellis, Virginia Ewell, Richard Failacci, Karen Ferrell, James Fishback, Earl Fisher, Bill Fisk, Gail Fitzpatrick, Terry Floyd, Stephen Folks, Rodney Ford, Deborah Ford, Shelley Forehand, Jay 228 English Electives Stimulate Interest Fortney, Dennis Foster, Charieen Foster, Pam Fox, Darlene Frakes, Barbara Fry, David Galbraith, Bruce Geisinger, Karen Gjersvik, Heidi Glacken, Dennis Glauner, Nancy Golden, Lynn Golightly, Cynthia Graham, Katharine Greenway, Mark Gregory, Kathy Grimes, Noreen Grimes, Wilson Groettum, Debra Guy, Colin Haas, Eddie Hackley, Sherry Hall, Susan Haigler, Don 229 Frantic Freshmen Hardin, Rhonda Harris, Bruce Harris, Roberta Head, Steve Heafner, Brenda Heflin, Vicki Heim, Jeff Heriot, Gail Herrmann, Linda Hershey, Bill Hickey, Bob Hilburn, Deborah Hitzelberg, Jill Hixson, Monica Hodges, Kathryn Hoehne, Bill Hogg, Evelyn Hogue, Mike Holmes, Debbie Hudson, Beth Hudson, Maureen Hudson, Tina Huerta, Cynthia Hughes, Matt Freshmen work diligently since Homecoming is only two nights away. 230 Fervently Fabricate Float Hurlburt, Barry Hussey, Peter Hux, Chris Jackson, Laura Jacobs, Jennifer Jacobs, Lois Jasper, Alan Jenkins, Paul Jerman, Diane Jividen, Pam Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Glenn The final product, waiting for the Homecoming parade to begin. Jones, Lee Jordan, Bill Kalina, Thomas Kaplan, David Kelly, Mary Kerns, Wayne Killen, Danny Killen, Dennis Kingsley, Kathy Kishline, Brian Klaassen, Paul Klimonda, Veronica 231 Geography Students Piece Knapp, Mary Koeher, Kevin Kocher, Linda Kogan,Debra Kramer, Alan Laughlin, Molly Lavin, Debra Law, Vickie Lear, Greg Lemon, Debra Lewis, Dulany Lewis, John Lewis, Mark Lewis, Mike Libby, Dana Lilley, Jacki Lilliston, Gail Limburg, Susan Linden, Kim Linehan, Patricia Lokay, Denise Lynch,Joe Machinski, Joan Markereth, Tracy - i World Puzzle Together Markham, John Mart ell, Donna Martin, Brenda Maters, Sharon Mayberry, Patty Mayberry, Robert Mayobre, Manuel McCarthy, Kim McConnell, Mike McConnell, Lori McCraw, Alfred McCraw, Ann McDonald, Steve McEvily, Gerard McLaughlin, Michael McLeod, Jennifer McMillan, Randy McMonigle, John McNabb, Stephen Meade, Debra Means, Wendy Medina, Ricky Merchant, Tim Meyer, Chris Milko, Rick Miller, Debra Miller, Cherie Mitchell, Karen Students listen with interest to Mr. Tabor’s orientation presentation. 233 Frosh Find Way Around Montour, Lea Moon, Patty Moore, Mary Moore, Katherine Mornston, Ed Morrison, Greta Moss, Dwight Moss, Michelle Mulkey, Deborah Mulvey, Kathleen Murphy, Dawn Murphy, Kathleen Art projects turn out better if they’re done over algebra books. Neil, Judith Nelson, Kathy Newago, David Newman, Victoria Nichols, Tom Nicholson, Nicky Nicodemus, Cindy O’Donnell, Barbara Pampel, David Panned, Cheri Papke, Mary Parish, Laura 234 High School Twice Patillo, Alice Patrone, Patrick Peacock, Erin Pedersen, Bob Peebles, Diane Pennington, Beverly Pennewill, Susan Pflugshaupt, Jan Phillips, Daphne Pitts, Karen Place, Brenda Potts, Sheila Powell, Jeri Fritz, Arleen Pullen, Christine Rappaport, Jamie Rehbock, Sharon Reynolds, Bill Reynolds, Bobbi Rhodes, Barbara Rice, Deborah Ricketts, Mary Ricketts, Suzanne Riggles, Deborah Freshmen were of great assistance in moving of books to the new school. Ritzert, Gerry Roberts, Charles Robey, Donna Rogers, Lisa 235 Class Gains With Help Of Mr. Scott Rose, Pamela Roth, Debra Rowley, Bill Scibilia, Tom Rotenberry, Dennis Rothman, Bob Royal, Robert Schuller, Donna Rutherford, Rochelle Schwab, Bob Sampson, Leslie Seoul ar, Tom Sarsfield, Patricia Scott, Ann Sayre, Patricia Scott, Mary Sedlander, John Selman, Nancy Shifflett, Dale Shifflett, Robert Shultzaberger, Dee Sibole, Susan Sickon, Mary Ann Sides, Jim Silvey, Bob Simione, Greg Skelley, Kathryn Sleight, Pete 236 Students Begin To Mature In First Year Smallwood, David Smallwood, Joe Smith, Bob Smith, Sarah Snider, Lisa Songer, Dale Souders, Sharon Spence, Kevin Spivey, Mark Stahl, Susie Steinbuchel, Jay Sullivan, Roger Sullivan, Sheila Suter, Susan Sutphin, Bill Sutphin, Bruce Swett, Kim Tanner, Cynthia The freshmen pep band, led by Kathy Dow, is playing with more success this year than ever before. Officers Navigate Class Taylor, Diane Terpak, Chris Terrill, Ruth Testerman, Deborah Thompson, Joan Thorpe, Virginia Thuot, Michael Tirebiter, Dunlop Tisdale, Theresa Toner, John Towse,Mark Trainor, Larry Secretary Jeri Powell and Treasurer Chris Terpak look over a paper in the absence of President Heide Gjersvik and Vice-President Steve McNabb. Trexler, Ed Trost, Scott Tu, Tai Li Tudor, Vicki Tuthill, Shawn Tyler, Peggy Vaitas, Bill Villavicencio, Jorge Vanderhaeghe, Martin Wagner, Cynthia Vannoy, Terry Wallace, John 238 Through Challenging Year Ward, Tom Warsing, Kent Watkins, Kathryn Webb, Leslie Weitzel, Jeff Welch, Judith Wells, Richard West, Christine Westbrook, Brenda White, Joe Whitley, John Wiggins, Nina Wigren, Chris Wiles, Chuck Wilkinson, Robert Willson, Tom Wilson, Walter Witman, Bruce Woodruff, Shirley Woods, Debra Worley, John Worley, Mike Wotherspoon, Nancy Yew, Robert Young, Karen Zaffarano, Michele Zaun Lesley Zuhlke, Wendy Ed Mornston looks on as Steve McDonald and Kevin Spence clown around about the move to the new school. 239 240 : ' ' .: ni — •..T5.r 1 viiS-rT. , : ■ . .- f ;v .- U ' ; - A .K _ ■ •• -••♦r:.: .—rr ir333 ? Si . : ’. iV. . ••4- Sr£ J A ., � ‘ r « S ? £i i ? 1 ?- „ • — -- ' .. ' ' v i:iViiV -� ? fe-- ' : : ‘3 rd% ' fec ' ‘ i� .’fer;: r As, ‘ v « : ;££vS H£ 3 $‘ ... AD VERTISEMENTS VDAEK1I8EWEKL8 241 JIM MCKAY CHEVROLET 3509 University Dr. Fairfax 591-4800 Lisa Christensen hands the title papers over to Stuart Stainbaek, the proud new owner of a Jim McKay Chevrolet, while Sue Adkinson holds the keys. Wait! If Stuart owns the car and Sue has the keys UNITED VA. BANK OF FAIRFAX 4085 Chain Bridge Rd. Fairfax 938-2900 At United Virginia Bank of Fairfax it’s obvious that they lock up all the precious and valuable items. Sally Fuller and Brian Carroll will also agree that United Virginia Bank of Fairfax is the safest and surest place to deposit your money! THREE CONES 4004 University Drive Fairfax 273-8887 Mary Tankard finally found a boyfriend with a good head on his shoulders at the Three Cones. ADAMS CLEANERS Fairfax Circle Fairfax 273-8444 At Adams Cleaners, Beth Adams serves Warren Dahlstrom with a smile. Warren brought in a pair of Adjusta drapes for his mother. Atta Boy! ALBERT’S BEAUTY SALON 10380 Lee Highway Fairfax 273-9723 Sue Farmer is glad to help Linda Cadou find the right type of creame. Albert’s Beauty Salon can do everything for you too, from a stunning hairstyle to softer hands. •♦ i � V i ' ♦ ♦ � . 243 SKYLINE ESSO 11015 Main Street Fairfax 273-9879 “The only way to go!” remarks Barbie O’Donnell to Karen Eustace and Gloria Howser at Skyline Esso. We can’t promise you a face in every tire, but we can promise great service and great tires, too! KETTERMAN’S JEWELRY 142 Branch Road Vienna 938-2304 Nan Hilley can’t decide on the watch she wants, but George Aubrey’s helpful decision of “take one of each” brings a smile to Nan’s face. Decisions are hard to make at Ketterman s Jewelry because of all their wonderful merchandise. 24-4 CLEVE’S PIZZA Fairfax Circle Fairfax 591-5888 The biggest pizza and the longest spa¬ ghetti noodles come from Cleve’s Pizza. The delicious flavor of the food is portrayed in the faces of Rick Eagle and Jacki Lilley. ED’S BAIT AND TACKLE 9766 Lee Highway Fairfax 273-1437 jenny Brown exclaims “Where’s the Safari?”, as she gathers her equipment at Ed’s Bait and Tackle. OLYMPIC SPORTING GOODS 10272 Main Street Fairfax 273-0898 Ready to vie for the Olympics are Annie Tisdale and Sherea Hicks. For all your Olympic needs shop at Olympic Spurting Goods. ll 245 FAIRFAX FURNITURE 10670 Lee Highway Fairfax 273-1900 As you can see Paul Hudson and Berta Whetzel know where to buy their funiture. Want a nice couch, table, and chairs? Go to Fairfax Furniture. 246 VIRGINIA SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY Fairfax Circle Fairfax 591-6401 Kim Van Sleet and Barbie O’Donnell find safe cracking a big challenge at Virginia safe and Lock Company. BASKIN ROBBINS 10400 Lee Highway Fairfax Debbie Glover and Chris Bruce think it’s a pleasure to serve a blueberry and banana ice cream cone to Warren Dahl- strom. But don’t forget there are 30 more flavors at Baskin Robbins. 247 FAIRFAX FLORIST 9649 Lee Highway Fairfax 273-6181 “What a corsage!” exclaims Jim Mowatt to Debbie Rocheford. They’ll tell you that Fairfax Florist is the place to go, for corsages and a variety. of floral arrangements. FAIRFAX CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 10620 Lee Highway Fairfax 273-8700 “What a car!” exclaims Janet Magnusson to Sherea Hicks. Sherea agrees that this model’s interior and exterior is luxurious. For your kind of car Fairfax Chrysler Plymouth is the place to go. 248 TED BRITT FORD 10570 Lee Highway Fairfax 273-6650 Beth Harris and Carol Lowe rope Lisa Guy into a good deal. Usually friendly and honest salesmanship are the keynotes of service at Ted Britt Ford. 29 DINER 10536 Lee Highway Fairfax 273-9148 Fried chicken and french fries — ummm good! Nancy Bartow and Kathi Jennings both agree that good food and good prices are featured at the 29 Diner. SUBURBAN AUTO BODY 10313 Lee Highway Fairfax 273-3810 Pierre Thuot and Mark Shaunessy hope that Suburban Auto can do a quick repair job. They have to be home at midnight. 249 PIFERELY FASHIONS 9446 Main Street Fairfax 591-3070 Want the latest in fashion? Sallie Fuller and Sue Farmer will surely tell you, that Piferely Fashions has everything in today’s latest styles. CORNER HOUSE Lee Highway and Chain Bridge Road Fairfax 273-8342 As you see, the clothes at Corner House are attractive and up-to-date. Just look at Sue Atkinson and Frances Adams in their latest purchases. Stop by for a new outfit to brighten your life. 250 FAIRFAX BARBER SHOP THE FULL CRY SHOP 10899 Main Street Fairfax 273-9820 Barbie O’Donnell gives Karen Eustace a close shave at the Fairfax Barber S hop. Skilled barbers are prepared to give their customers the latest hair styles and the smoothest shaves. Ill Church St. N.W. Vienna 938-9733 “You sure look stunning,” Debbie Rocheford tells Ann Moss. Of course the compliment stems from Ann’s exquisite new jumper from The Full Cry Shop. PIZZA CHEF 10280 Main Street Fairfax 591-9733 “Pizza Chef, I’m glad we found it.” Says Debbie Aubrey to Kim Rutherford. Want fast service and a piping hot P-I-Z-Z-A? Then go to Pizza Chef. 251 GUARANTY BANK AND TRUST 9651 Lee Highway Fairfax 591-4000 Learning of the full services offered at the Guaranty Bank and Trust Company are Martha Lee and Jackie Mayberry. They have discovered the convenience of the drive-in window and night depository. They have also discovered that handling money is fun! 252 PENTAGON REALTY 10637 Lee Highway Fairfax 273-3400 Stuart Stainback obviously knows all about real estate, but Ron Schuller doesn’t think so. But don’t worry, you can depend on the real employees at Pentagon Realty to find the best living style for you. CURLY’S 137 Church St. N.W. Vienna 938-7155 Jackie Williams, Karen Doud and Cindy Nelsen have gathered to check out the latest fashions at Curley’s Men and Boys Clothing Store. The store offers not only clothes for men but also jackets, shirts, and jeans for women. 253 MUSIC FAIRFAX 9653 Lee Hwy. Fairfax 273-5698 Anne Moss seems content to stay at Music Fairfax all day. Come in and browse around — you might just find that kazoo you were looking for. HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY Winston Salem North Carolina Mary Tankard is already getting ideas for next year’s yearbook. Hunter Publishing Company always has the supplies and suggestions needed to keep a staff inspired. 254 RED BARN 10869 Lee Hwy. Fairfax, Va. 273-4701 Chris Bruce, Carl Goodiel, Lisa Christenson and Tom Feehan enjoy the Red Barns soft drinks and crispy french fries. For additional inexpensive food items treat your friends at the Red Barn. UNITED SAVINGS AND LOAN 9450 Arlington Blvd. Fairfax 273-7610 Mary Tankard happily serves United Savinas and Loan customer, Beth Adams, as she prepares to open a savings account for Beth’s cat. Even with nine lives, cats (and people) find saving a good investment. EVERHART JEWELERS 9966 Main St. Fairfax 273-2550 “No, I’m sorry, we can’t charge engage¬ ment rings to your boyfriend’s account unless he comes to Everharts, Miss Stainback. These earrings he might enjoy giving to you though.” 255 EASTERN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF FAIRFAX 10560 Main Street Fairfax 591-3253 Vicki Lilley and Becky Bostwick will do anything to get one of the many jobs that Eastern Employment Service of Fairfax has to offer, though Jim Morris seems to disagree with their tactics. WEBER TIRE COMPANY 10900 Main Street Fairfax 273-4443 Bob Stickel and David Christian illustrate how you “put your shoulder to the wheel” on their extra out of school hours while working at Weber Tire Company. GREFE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. 10010 Main Street Fairfax 273-5616 “Gee, Mister, Greg’s dog really needs a new house,” pleads Jim Sengstack to the man at Grefe Construction Company. For all of your building needs, large or small, consult the experts at Grefe. FAIRFAX SERTOMA Scott Hudson and Chris Fedor know they can always lean on Sertoma International. Serving others is the goal of this civic organization. MAGELLAN’S Fairfax Circle Fairfax 273-8620 Chanda Kinsey is a “wise owl” to look for gifts at Magellan’s, the store with something for everyone. POTOMAC TEMPORARIES 9653 Lee Hwy. Fairfax 591-4040 Doug Sund dictates to Martha Wheeler the qualifications of a good secretary that people look for through Potomac Temporaries. JOHN CONRAD SHOES 9663 Lee Hwy. Fairfax 273-8533 Steve Minnis helps Ann Farmer find the right shoe for her foot. For the best service and a wide selection of shoes shop at John Conrad Shoes. CLICK FUEL OIL 9788 Lee Hwy. Fairfax 273-1111 Sam Fisher shows that you “love it, not leave it” when your house is warmed by Click Fuel Oil. 258 MORRISON WATERPROOFING 3801 West Fairfax Drive Arlington 524-7746 Danny Lipscomb and Tommy Cockrel can’t wait until it rains so they can call Morrison Waterproofing. Better yet, contact Morrison Waterproofing before it rains! F1V E Y F A R ii 4 A R A N I MILLER AND WREN FURNITURE COMPANY 3250 Old Lee Hwy. Fairfax 273-1400 Mike MacDonald drinks a toast to the success of Miller and Wrens latest sale while Durward Fant tries to show him ideas for a new sales gimmick. LANSBURGHS’ PORTRAIT STUDIO Tysons Corner McLean 893-6600 “One, two, three, go!” count Steve Davis and Mike Evans as they let each other glance at their senior pictures taken by Lansburghs’ Robert Charles Portrait Studio. When you want to up date your photo album years from now, remember Lansburghs for the best in photo portraits. FAIRFAX FABRICS 11335 Lee Hwy. Fairfax 591-7716 Martha Wheeler and Ceci Kinsey “try on the new selection Fairfax Fabrics has for summer. For a wide variety of textures and prints, shop at Fairfax Fabrics. AUTO LAND 9738 Lee Hwy. Fairfax 591-5912 Laurie Thompson can sense that Auto Land is the place to look for a new car. With all these good buys at Auto Land, she’s going to have a hard decision to make. 260 PATRONS Beth Adams Susan Adkinson Susan Armstrong Eugene Bene, M.D. Adelard L. Brault Margo Browning Close and Russell, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Corbin Col. and Mrs. Warren R. Colville Warren }. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Tommy R. Farmer In Memory of Ellis Frederick Feinstein Fitzgerald, Smith and Davis Edward J. Gallagher, M.D. FTC. and Mrs. Robert Gunning, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. T. Hirabayashi Rolf A. Koehler, M.D. Kenneth S. Fatehis, M.D. Don Fewis Richard Fine, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Magnusson Jimi Mehta, D.D.S., M.S.D. Mr. and Mrs. P.F. Montour Robert L. Regan, M.D. John H. Rust Mr. and Mrs. R.P. Sommerfeld Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Stainback Mr. and Mrs. George G. Tankard Frank D. Swart Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Anda Jorge Villavicencio, M.D. John C. Webb FTC. and Mrs. Nathanial F. Young 261 CHANGE iSKiRSi: r ' ) y 264 m NOT A THREAT 265 TO BE MET WITH HOPE 269 istsil ' s ga r rrTTTnffffl1 ORGANIZATIONS ROSTER Those Facing The Challenge . . . Art Club MISS MARSHALL, MRS. BARRETT, SPONSORS HARRIET BARRETT, PRESIDENT BARBARA ARONE ANDY CHILDERS EMILY FISK DIANE HUDSON JOE JENKINS O ELLEN LYNCH anet McDonald ANDY OAKLEY SUE PIDDINGTON KIM ROBINSON ELLEN ROGERS JEFF SOMMERFELD WALLIE WALLACE JOANNE WEBSTER NANCY WOTHERSPOON Basketball, J.V MR. DEAN, COACH FRED WILLIAMS, MANAGER JOHN BUTZ ALFRED CAPPELLANTI BRIAN CARROLL TOM HARTY WES LINK GARY MAUDLIN JEFF McCALL TIM MERCHANT BOB NELSON SCOTT NELSON STAN RICE STEVE ZUPAN Basketball, Girls’ Varsity MRS. JOHNSON, COACH BECKY BOSTWICK DEBBIE FRODIGH JOAN GROVES SHARON HENRY CONNIE HOBBS DONNA LONG PATTY MOON ESTA STAPLES MONA TAYLOR MARTHA TRAINOR SUE WILLIAMS JENNY BROWN SALLIE FULLER SHEREA HICKS PATTY PASSUTH CECILIA POSADA BERTA RAHM LAURIE SMILANICH MARGARET TISDALE Cheerleaders, Varsity Astronomy Club MR. ROMAN, SPONSOR MARK ZAGROD, PRESIDENT STEVE CONLEY WAYNE DAVIDSON STEVE DONAHUE MAX FLOYD ROHN GRAMMER STEVE HUDSON TIM JOLLY JOEL KING JOEY REYNOLDS ELLEN ROGERS JOHANNA STEINBUCHEL JOHN THORPE WALLIE WALLACE BILL WILCO Basketball, Boys’ Chorus MRS. HANKS, SPONSOR JACKIE MAYBERRY, CAPTAIN DEBBIE AUBREY CANDY CZARNEY CINDY HEAFNER MARTHA LEE DEBBIE ROCHEFORD KIM RUTHERFORD DEBBIE SMILANICH MARY LOU SMITH LUCY TISDALE Varsity MR. TURNER, COACH STEVE GOLDHAMMER, DAVE TOOMPAS, MANAGERS MIKE BRIDGEMAN RICK BURNSWORTH KEVIN FARLEY BARRY HICKEY SAM HUSSEY ERNIE LYNN JOIE MACNEIL KARL NELSON DAN PILON DAN SAULS BILL SAUNDERS STEVE SHIFLETT MR. SHAW, SPONSOR ROBERT PEDERSON, PRESIDENT ROBERT BADE JOHN BOHEN SAMUEL BUTZ TIM CHRISTI JACK GUZDOWSKI MICHAEL HOGUE CHRISTOPHER HUX ROBERT McCANN JOHN McMONIGLE PATRICK PATRONE GREG SIMIONE BRUCE SUTPHIN SCOTT TROST JOHN WHITLEY MARK WHITE Chess Club MR. FRANKS, SPONSOR RICHARD DENTON, PRESIDENT BRAD CULP VICTOR CULP RON HARRIS DAN PILON JOHN THORP r , art?o T ' TTT’ ' YSS A Basketball, Cheerleaders, Freshman Freshman MR. CAPPELLANTI, COACH MARK GREENWAY, ED HASS, MANAGERS TERRY FITZPATRICK BRUCE HARRIS BOB HICKEY ALAN JASPER WAYNE KERNS LES LEE JOHN LEWIS MARK LEWIS KEITH MERCK JACK PALMER BOB PEDERSON GERRY R1TZERT ED TREXLER RICH WELLS CHUCK WHITLEY Basketball, Girls’ J.V. DEBBIE BECK SUSAN COLVILLE SANDY GARDINER BETH GREELY SHERRY HOLDEN SUSAN HUNZEKER BOBBIE ANN KING TERESA LUNSFORD SUSIE LYNN LAURIE MCDONALD NANCY SEELY MARIANNE SICKON MRS. DeFRANCE, SPONSOR TERESA TISDALE, CAPTAIN BETSY ADAMS BRENDA HEAFNER MAUREEN HUDSON MICHELE MOSS DAPHNE PHILLIPS SARAH SMITH NINA WIGGINS Cheerleaders, J.V. MRS. HANKS, SPONSOR BERTA WHETZEL, CAPTAIN DIANE ALNUTT Chorale MR. WYGAL, SPONSOR MARGE GUNNING, PRESIDENT LISA BERGER CHUCK BURLESON DAVE CARAS KAREN CRAMER TOM DARCY ELIZABETH DIX LINDA ELDER MICHAEL EVANS CHRIS FEDOR RUBY FEE SHERRY GEISINGER HOLLY GRAVES LISA GUY BILL HAMILTON JUDY HARRIS CINDY HEAFNER SANDY JOHNSON TERRI KENT CHANDA KINSEY KEVIN LaCROIX NORMA LANTFR ERIC LINDQUIST 272 MARSHA LONG RICK LUCKETT PAUL MAR K ER HOLLY MENEFEE RUTH MILLER DAVID MORRIS JAMES MORRIS ANGELA MUELLER SUSAN PARKER STEVE PORTER MARY ANN RUSSELL CHRIS RUSSO DANIEL SAULS EMMY SCAMMAHORN STEVE WARD GEOFFRY WARMUTH ARTHUR WARNER DEBBIE YOUNG Concert Band MR. HYNES, SPONSOR BETTYE ABAT BILL ALBRIGHT LUCY BAILEY ROBIN BEENE ROGER BEHREND JAN BERMAN ANN BIRKLAND DAVID BONNES MIKE BROWN DEANE BUTLER MARK CALDINE BARBARA CARETTI MARTHA CHARNLEY MARY CHARNLEY JIM CHRISINGER DAVE COVER SYLVIA CULP VICTOR CULP JACK CURRIER TIM DAILEY RICHARD DENTON BOB DONALDSON KATHY DOW PATTY EDWARDS KATHY EGER LAURA ELLIOT BILL GREGORY GARY GUINN ROBERT GUNNING WENDY GUTHRIE SANDRA HAACK DAVID HANKLA LIZ HANKLA SARAH HART DAVE HAZEL LAURA HEARNE ALLAN HEIM JEFF HEIM DAVID HILL WENDY HILL PETE HODGSON BILL HOEHNE JESSICA HOPPLE MARK HYNES CHERYL JOHNSON BILL JORDON MARK JORDON BOB KINCAID ROSEMARY LOFTUS PAT LONG JEFF McCALL steve McDonald LAURIE McFARLANE KEITH MAI RICK MALEY CONNIE MEEKIN SUDIE MOORE MARY NAEHER PAUL NICHOLS JAN OLSON RICK PARRELL JERRY PARROT KATHY PETTINGILL JIM RAHM LYNN READY DAVID RUSSELL TOM SCIBILIA JEANNE SEDLANDER BOB SEWELL MARY ANN SICKON DAVID SMALLWOOD LAURIE SMITH DEAN SPARKS KARLA SPAULDING JACK SPITZ ESTA STAPLES MARK STEPHENS KELLY SUTTERFIELD BOB SWAYZE DARIA TERPAK DOUG THAYER CAROLYN THOMAS LINDA THOMASON JENNY THOMPSON LAURIE THOMPSON SUE TIBBETTS JIM TUTORA PAUL VOLK NANCI WALKER ARTHUR WARNER KATHY WARNER RICK WEBER MARTHA WHITNEY LINDA WILLIAMS Cross Country, MR. SMITH, COACH MIKE CLARK PAUL DONAHUE WARREN HASTING ARTIE LOVETTE ROBERT MILKO WALTER WILSON RICK EAGLE GALE EVANS CATHY FISH JOANNE GALLOWAY LINDA HALL CARL HANNIGAN DAVE HIGDON JOHN HURTT DEBBIE KUNTZ DANA LABADIE SUSAN LAROSE BARBARA LETSON WILLIAM MARTIN FRANK MAUGK TISH McCARTHEY BETTY MILLER JAYNE MINER STANLEY NETT PATTI NEY KATHY PAYNE PATTI PECK SHEILA PUMPHREY ROBIN RAINES BRENDA RITENAU RAY SCHNEIDER KIM SCOTT PAT SMITH TONY SUBOSITS BRUCE THOMPSON MARY TRIVETT JOHN WATERS DEBBY WHITE REDA WHITED Cross Country, Varsity MR. SMITH, COACH BILL HAMILTON, CHARLES DART, CAPTAINS TOM ALSOP AL BUTLER BRIAN CONNOLLY BANKHEAD DAVIES MARK LEWIS JIM RAHM Debate Club COL. FORSYTHE, SPONSOR JOHN DICKSON, PRESIDENT JOHN COULTER NANCY FIGGERS SAM FISHER MARCUS FISK MIKE MACDONALD DAVID MORRIS CARL OLIVER DOUG SUND BRENT WEGNER MARK ZAFFARANO D.E.C.A. MR. PETERS, SPONSOR DAWN MACHINSKI, PRESIDENT DAVID ALIFF DAVE BESLEY KIM BIAS MIKE BOUCHARD DEBRA BROCK DAVE CHAVEZ DONNA CORWIN DONNA DAVIS ZANDRIA DUCKWITZ Football, Freshman MR. MUNN, COACH FRANK BATES DOUG BENNETT MATT BROWN SAM BUTZ BRIAN CAREY JEFF CHRISINGER TIM CHRISTI BILL CRAUN KIM DAVIDSON FRED DICKINSON DAN DUCHARME TERRY FITZPATRICK JACK GUZDOWSKI MIKE HOGUE ALAN JASPER PAUL JENKINS DELANEY JEWELL WAYNE KERNS DAN KILLEN DENNIS KILLEN DAVID KISER BRIAN KISHLINE GREG LEAR MIKE MARTIN mike McConnell GERARD McEVILY mike McLaughlin JOHN McMONIGLE TIM MERCHANT TOM NICHOLS JACK PALMER BOB PEDERSON ED PICKETT GERRY RITZERT TOM SCIBILIA BOB SILVEY PETE SLEIGHT MARK SPIVEY MIKE THUOT JOHN TONER LARRY TRAINOR BILL VAITAS RICK WELLS JEFF WEITZEL JOE WHITE CHUCK WILES TOM WILLSON JOHN WORLEY Football, J.V. MR. BUD WOOD, COACH TAMES AMMONS THEODORE APOSTOLAKIS CHARLES BATES FRED BERGE STEVE BOEHM ROBERT BOUCHER JOHN BUTZ WILLIAM CORBIN VICTOR CULP EDWARD DALEY DAVID DUNN DAVID DUNSMORE BRIAN FIX LOREN FOWLER GEORGE FREEMAN THOMAS GOODIEL COREY HAWKES CHARLES HENKEL KENNETH HUFF PETER HUSSEY JEFFREY JOHNSTON ROBERT LEDERER STEVE LEWIS ERIC LINDQUIST GARY MAULDIN JEFFREY MILLER JAMES MOWATT ROBERT MUNSE WILLIAM NEIDER THOMAS PRESTON GAVIN ROSE JAMES SENGSTACK RALPH STICKEL CRAIG SUMMERS BERT THOMAS JOHN WALLACE Football, Varsity MR. CLAYPOOL, COACH SAM HUSSEY, DANNY SAULS, CAPTAINS BILL BACON CARL BETHEA TIM BOUCHER MIKE BRIDGEMAN CHUCK BURLESON RICK BURNSWORTH FRED CAPERTON JIM CASSELL BOB CHRISTENSON BOB CLAYTON MARTIN FARMER CHRIS FEDOR BOB GARDNER CARL GOODIEL BARRY HICKEY PAUL HUDSON KEN HUFF DAVE HUNZIKER STEVE LEAR GREG MAHONEY GARY MAULDIN JESS MAULDIN MIKE MOORE JIM MORRIS JON PASCO RICK PASQUARIELLO DON REED GAVIN ROSE TIM RUTHERFORD RAD SMITH DIRK SNIDER BOB STICKEL MITCH SUTTERFIELD BERT THOMAS GARY URBAN JEFF WATERS MARC WHITE JIM WILSON French Club MRS. POWELL, SPONSOR ELLEN ROGERS, PRESIDENT BARB ARONE JULIE BARKER HARRIETT BARRETT ALISON BELL DIANNE BUTLER ORGANIZATIONS ROSTER ORGANIZATIONS ROSTER MARY ANNE CRATSLEY DEE ELICH JOHN FEATHER LINDA FEATHER RUBY FEE EILEEN FRIEL SARAH HAGAN NANCY JONES VERONIQUE KLIMONDA SUSIE LATHEROW ANN LAUZIER TRUDY LEAK MARY JANE LONG SUSIE LYNN LISA MAYERS EILEEN MULLEN MARTHA MURRAY SUSAN MURRAY SUSAN O’KEEFFE KATHY PETTINGILL SUSAN PIDDINGTON DONNA RICH PAM ROSE DEBBIE ROTH SHIRLEY SCOTT JOHANNA STEINBUCHEL LISA SULLIVAN HELEN TUTHILL WALLY WALLACE LESLIE WEBB CHRIS WIGREN JUDY WINFREE MICHELE ZAFFARANO French Honor Society MR. DESCHENES, SPONSOR DENISE WEBB, PRESIDENT DIANE ALNUTT JEANNE ANDRY MARGO BROWNIING LIZ BUCKLEY TINA CHABOT EILEEN FRIEL CHRIS GREENWAY SARAH HAGAN JANICE HARRISON PATTY HILL GLENN JESSEE KARIN JOKINEN NANCY JONES MARY JANE LONG ELLEN MONTOUR ANGELA MUELLER EILEEN MULLEN SUSAN O’KEEFE KATHY PETTINGILL LEE ANN RICE DONNA RICH ELLEN RODGERS SHIRLEY SCOTT JOHANNA STEINBUCHEL LISA SULLIVAN DOUG SUND MARY TANKARD JACKIE VAN ANDA JUDY WINFREE MARK ZAFFARANO F.B.L.A. MRS. LAM, MRS. SADLER, SPONSORS LAURIE THOMPSON, PRESIDENT LILLIAN AYERS SYLVIA BASYE CAREN BAUER CINDI BEYLOR LINDA CADOU KATHY CAREY TINA CHABOT LOU ANN CURTIS WAYNE DeBLOIS ANN FARMER SUE FARMER CATHY GEFIMAN RUSHEL JENKINS SUZANNE JORDAN KATHI KUNSTMANN MARTHA LEE YVONNE MELLERS BRUCE MICHAEL THERESA PARRIS RICHARD PIERCE KATHI PULLEN ROBBIE SCHMITT BRENDA SCHACKELFORD DEBBY THOMPSON MARGARET TISDALE DIANA WESTENHAVER F.H.A. MISS SUTTON, SPONSOR DENISE ANDRY, PRESIDENT BECKY ALBRECT DIANE ANDRY SUE HUNZEKER ANGELA MUELLER MARY RICKETTS ANNE SIMIONE JENNY THORPE LINDA WILKINSON EILEEN ZAGRODNICZEK JOAN ZAGRODNICZEK German Club MRS. SLAGLE, SPONSOR DEBBIE HAND, ELSE KEEFE, PRESIDENTS SYLVIA CULP SAM FISHER SCOTT FROST BRENDA FRYE KAREN GEISINGER CANDY HILL VIVIAN HOUGE RUSHEL JENKINS VERONICA KLIMONDA MIKE KORFONTA STEVE PIKE PAM ROSE TOTIE SLEIGHT German Honor Society MRS. SLAGLE, SPONSOR KITTY COLEVILLE, PRESIDENT LYNN ANDERSON SUSAN ARMSTRONG BRENDA BROWNFIELD ALFRED CAPPELLANTI KAREN CARETTI DAVID CHASE KEN CONLEY SYLVIA CULP JOHN DICKSON DURWARD FANT SAM FISHER MARCUS FISK MAX FLOYD BRENDA FRYE LISA GUY DEBBIE HAND DAVID HAEL RICHARD HODGE RUSHELL JENKINS ELSE KEEFE MIKE KORFONTA SUSIE LYNN KEITH MAI LAURIE McFARLANE ANN MOSS RICK O’KEEFE RICK PARRELL CHERYL PEAKE STEPHEN PIKE JOHN POWELL ANGELA MUELLER JILL ROBINSON DEBBIE ROCHEFORD TOTI SLEIGHT PAT TELFORD EILEEN ZAGRODNICZEK Girls’ Athletic Association MRS. MURRAY, SPONSOR DONNA LONG, PRESIDENT LAURA ADAMS BECKY ALBRECHT DENISE ANDRY MICHELLE BAKER BARBARA BARNES PEGGY BAUGHMAN DEBBIE BECK SALLY BIRCH CINDI BEYLOR BECKY BOSTWICK ELENA BRASKO LEE BROWN NANCI CALLEJAS MINETTE CARDIN SUE CARRICO CHERYL CORBIN LINDA CORNISH PAM CRAUN DOTTIE DILTS STEPHANIE DOMINGUEZ CLAUDIA DOWDLE LINDA FEATHER RUBY FEE SANDY GARDNER JOAN GROVES CAROLYN GRUBBS LAURA GUENTZ LISA GUY ANITA HALBROOKS LAURIE HARRIS TERESA HARRIS SANDY HAUNGS SHARON HENRY ROSEMARY HILL CONNIE HOBBS DIANE HUDSON SUE HUNZEKER JUDY KIELSGARD KAREN KINGSLEY KATHY KINGSLEY KATHI KUNTSMANN CLAUDIA LARKINS SUSIE LATHEROW ANN LAUZIER DENISE LOKAY SUSIE LYNN JANET MAGNUSSON SHARI MARTIN MARY MILLER KAREN MOORE BONNIE MORRIS SUSAN MORRIS BRENDA MYERS PAM PARKER KATHI PULLEN CHARLOTTE REID SHIRLEY RICE DONNA RICH SOOZI ROBERTS LINNEA SALLBERG PAM SCHAFER ROBBIE SCHMITT ALYSON SHULTZ BETH SHELLY DEBBIE SMILANICH SUE SMITH KAT STANDIFER ESTA STAPLES HOLLY STURROCK LISA SULLIVAN LUCY TISDALE MARTHA TRAINOR BETH TUCKER CHRIS WELCH CHERYL WEST LINDA WILKINSON SUE WILLIAMS DEBBIE WINFREE KAREN WRIGHT EILEEN ZAGRODNICZEK OAN ZAGRODNICZEK UDY ZIEMS Girls’ Chorus MR. SHAW, SPONSOR BRENDA HEAFNER, PRESIDENT BETSY ADAMS REBECCA ALBRECHT BARB AYERS CANDY BARNHILL DEBORAH BARR JANET BENNECHE PEGGY BENNETT JUDY BERTRAM SALLIE BIRCH CYNTHIA BOHR SANDY BROWN ERIN BUGLASS BARBARA BURR JEAN BYERS ROXANNE CARRICO BEV CHARLIER BONNIE COBBINS SUSIE COLVILLE MICHELE COON CYNTHIA COX JAN CRAWFORD RITA CUNNINGHAM MELANIE DOWDLE DEBORAH FORD CHARLENE FOSTER BARBARA FRAKES HEIDI GJERSVIK NANCY GLAUNER CINDY GOLIGHTLY KATIE GRAHAM NOREEN GRIMES SUSAN HALL ROBERTA HARRIS GRACE HENNESSY GAIL HERIOT MONICA HIXSON EVELYN HOGG BETH HUDSON MAUREEN HUDSON CINDY HUERTA JENNY JACOBS ADELE JONES KATHY KINGSLEY MARY KNAPP LINDA KOCHER DEBBIE KOGAN MOLLY LAUGHLIN JACKIE LILLEY GAIL LILLISTON SUSIE LIMBURG KAREN LORAW WINDY MEANS DEBBIE MILLER KATHY MOORE MICHELE MOSS KATHY MULVEY DAWN MURPHY JUDY NEIL MARY NELSON CHERRI PANNELL LAURA PARISH DIANE PEEBLES DAPHNE PHILLIPS BRENDA PLACE JERI POWELL TINA PULLEN JAMIE RAPPAPORT SHARON REYBOCK DONNA ROBEY BRENDA ROLLINS ROCHELLE RUTHERFORD ANN SCOTT MARY SCOTT NANCY SELMAN KATHY SKELLEY SARAH SMITH LISA SNIDER DEBBIE TESTERMAN TERRY THOMAS THERESA TISDALE JUDY WELCH SHIRLEY WOODRUFF Girls’ Ensemble MR. WYGAL, SPONSOR ANGELA ASHCRAFT DEBBIE BILLINGSLEY KATHY CALDINE SUSAN CARRICO STEPHANIE DOMINGUEZ KAREN LANDERS KAREN MARTIN MARY MILLER SUSAN MORRIS CAROLE O’DELL NANCY SEELY DEBBIE SKIFFINGTON MARY TIERNEY DEBORAH HAND MARY HERSHON 274 Gymnastics Club MRS. JOHNSON, SPONSOR NANCY CALLEJAS, ALISON DWYER, CAPTAINS DIANE ALNUTT LEESA ANDERSON TERRI BIDDISON CINDY COX PAT CULLEN CLAIRE FOURQUREAN PEGGY GARASIC MARY JANE GORE LISA GUY SUE HOLZBERLEIN JOYCE JOHNSON KATHY KINGSLEY ROSE MALLEN lori McConnell DIANE PEEBLES SHARON REHBOCK SUZANNE RICKETTS KIM RUTHERFORD SHEILA SULLIVAN KIM SWETT CHRIS WEST Hockey, J.V. MRS. MURRAY, COACH MICHELLE BAKER MARY JO BIRCH SALLY BIRCH LANA BRASKO STEPHANIE DOMINGUEZ CLAUDIA DOWDLE SANDY GARDNER BERTA HARRIS LAURIE HARRIS ROSIE HILL SUSIE LYNN JANET MAGNUSSON MARY ANN MILLER PAM ROSE GAIL WOODS Hockey, Varsity MRS. MURRAY, COACH BERNICE ALLEN PEGGY BAUGHMAN LISA BERGER BECKY BOSTWICK DOTTIE D1LTS JOAN GROVES SHARON HENRY CONNIE HOBBS KARIN JOKINEN KAREN KINGSLEY DONNA LONG PAM PARKER LINDA THOMASON SUE WILLIAMS JUDY ZIEMS Interact MR. BERRY, SPONSOR GEORGE AUBREY, PRESIDENT TOM ALSOP BILL BACON MIKE BRIDGEMAN CHRIS BRUCE CHUCK BURLESON FRED CAPERTON BOB CLAYTON JIM COMPTON TOM DARCEY BANKHEAD DAVIES WAYNE DeBLOIS DURWARD FANT JOHN FEATHER CHRIS FEDOR RICK FITZSIMMONS BILL HAMILTON BARRY HICKEY PAUL HUDSON SAM HUSSEY HARRY LEVINSON GREG MAHONEY JESS MAULDIN JIM MORRIS KARL NELSON TED NUTT JOHN O’DONNELL TON PASCO RICK PASQUARIELLO VINCENTE POSADO DONALD REED JIM RODIO NETL SCHAUER PIERRE TRUOT GARY URBAN DAVE VAN SCOTT MARK WOOD International Relations Club MRS. NICKODEM, SPONSOR SAM FISHER, PRESIDENT JOHN COULTER JOHN DICKSON JOHN FEATHER NANCY FIGGERS MARCUS FISK FRED GLAUNER PETE HUSSEY GLEN JESSEE PAUL KLASSEN DON LEWIS RICK LITTEN JANET MACDONALD MIKE MACDONALD RUTH MILLER DAVE MORRISON RICK O’KEEFE CARL OLIVER DOUG SUND “It’s Academic” MRS. DAWSON, SPONSOR DAN SAULS MITCH SUTTERFIELD STEVE YOUNG CHUCK BURLSON JOHN FEATHER Junior Honor Society MRS. BOURN, SPONSOR ERIK LINDQUIST, PRESIDENT DIANE ALNUTT CAREN BAUER ALFRED CAPPELLANTI DOTTIE DILTS DAVID DUNN JAN FEDOR EILEEN FRIEL SANDRA GARDNER FRED GLAUNER BETH GREELY WENDY GUTHERIE ELIZABETH HANKLA LAURIE HARRIS CHUCK HENKEL PETER HODGSON STEVE HUDSON RUSHEL JENKINS GLENN JESSEE NANCY JONES JUDY K1ELSGARD KEVIN LA CROIX DAVID MORRIS CELIA MORRISON EILEEN MULLEN SUSAN O’KEEFFE CARL OLIVER JERRY PARROTT PATTY PASSUTH STEPHEN PIKE PATTY REYNOLDS DONNA RICH GAVIN ROSE MARIANNE RUSSELL SHIRLEY SCOTT ASHBY SHIPP ANNE SIMIONE LAURIE SMITH KAREN SPIVEY LISA SULLIVAN MARY TANKARD MONA TAYLOR PAUL TERPAK JEANETTE TISDALE MARTHA ANN WHEELER DEBRA YOUNG EILEEN ZAGRODNICZEK Keyettes MRS. BOHEN, SPONSOR HOLLY GREAVES, PRESIDENT FRANCES ADAMS PEGGY ADAMS SUE ADKINSON JEANNE ANDRY DEBBIE AUBREY TUDY BERMAN LEE BROWN MARGO BROWNING MARYA BRASKO MINETTE CARDIN PAM CRAUN SYLVIA CULP DEBBIE DAVIS SUE FARMER JANET FERGUSON HOLLY GREAVES TERRI HARRIS LINDA HENRY TERRI KENT NORMA LANIER BARBARA MOORE BETSY PASSUTH PATTY PASSUTH KATHI PETTINGILL KATHY PULLEN MARDI PAPPAPORT DONNA RICH ELLEN ROGERS MARGARET ROTHMAN ALYSON SCHULTZ DEBBIE SEXTON JILL STEIR MARGIE SULLIVAN NANCY TOOMPAS JACKIE VAN ANDA DENISE WEBB LINDA WILKINSON Latin Club MISS KERN, SPONSOR LISA BERGER, SUSAN ADKINSON, PRESIDENTS BETH ADAMS ROBERT BADEY BARBARA BARNES JANE BEETON SARA BENNETT JENNY BROWN ANDY CHILDERS MARTHA COPLAND STEVEN DONAHUE SANDY EDDY LAURA ELLIOTT EMILY FISK BRENDA FRYE SANDY GARDNER CAROL GINSBERG TIM GRIFFIN NOREEN GRIMES TIM GRIMES LIZ HANKLA BERTA HARRIS BILL JORDAN SHERRILL KELLER JUDY KIELSGUARD RICHARD LYTON BRENDA MARTIN ANNE McCRAW BRENDA MORGAN KATHLEEN MULVEY KENT MURRAY RICHARD NAISMITH RICHARD O’KEEFE PATRICK PATRONE SABRINA PATRONE ARLEEN PRITZ JANET PULLIUM ANDREA REED GEORGE RICHARDS TOM SCIBILIA JEAN SEDLANDER KATHY SKELLY BLAKE STAMLER JEFF TARBOX LINDA TARBOX PETER TARBOX MARY LOU TAYLOR JEANNETTE TISDALE ANDY WAGNER CHRIS WEST JOANNE WIFSTEN WALTER WILSON Light Crew KEN WILSON, PRESIDENT JOHN BENNETT BILL DUCKWITZ PAUL NICHOLS Literary Magazine MR. CHIEFFE, SPONSOR STEVE YOUNG, EDITOR PEGGY ADAMS JAN BERMAN MARY JO BIRCH JOE JENKINS CECI KINSEY DIANA MANGERS ANDY OAKLEY MARTHA WHEELER 275 ORGANIZATIONS ROSTER Madrigals Majorettes PAUL VOLK RICK WEBER PEGGI WELLS MR. WYGAL, SPONSOR STEVE PORTER, PRESIDENT LISA BERGER DAVE CARAS KAREN CRAMER a LIZ DIX W LINDA ELDER H MICHAEL EVANS O CHRIS FEDOR « SHERRY GEISINGER .. HOLLY GRAVES Z MARGE GUNNING O BILL HAMILTON C KEVIN LaCROIX 5 NORMA LANIER N HOLLIE MENEFEE Z RUTH MILLER C DAVE MORRIS O JIM MORRIS g SUSAN PARKER ° STEVE WARD Marimba Band MR. HYNES, SPONSOR BETTYE ABAT MARK CALDINE BARBARA CARETTI MARTHA CHARNLEY MARK HYNES RICHARD MALEY LAURIE McFARLANE MARY NALKER JERRY PARROTT JACK SPITZ LINDA THOMASON JIM TUTORA MR. HYNES, SPONSOR JANET SMITH, CAPTAIN CHANDA KINSEY KATHY KISHLINE PATTY MAYBERRY AVIS NEWMAN LAURIE THOMPSON JEANNE VELABIR PEGGY WELLS Newspaper MRS. SMITH, SPONSOR LYNN ANDERSON, EDITOR GUY BOISSEAU KATHY CALNAN MARY CHARNLEY CHERYL CORBIN LINDA CORNISH VICKI COUGHLIN LAUREN DICKEY MIKE EVANS CHIP FARDWELL KAREN FAY BILL GREGORY TIM GRIMES JOAN GROVES GARY GUINN STEVE HUDSON PAUL KENNEDY BOB KINCAID JOEL KING KRISTIE LAMBERT ANN LAUZIER HARRY LEVINSON ROSEMARY LOFTUS CAROL LOWE janet McDonald SUE MURRAY JOHN O’DONNELL KATHY PULLEN MARCIA RICHARDS MARGARET ROTHMAN KIM SAUNDERS STEVE SULLIVAN MITCH SUTTERFIELD HELEN SWARTZ PIERRE THUOT DENISE WEBB CHERYL WEST HAROLD WIGGENS MARK ZAFFERANO Pep Club MR. ROMAN, SPONSOR MARY JANE LONG, WAYNE DeBLOIS, PRESIDENTS SARAH BACHMANN ROBIN BEENE KATHY CALDINE BEV CHARLIER SUE CRAIG MARY ANN CRATSLEY LOU ANN CURTIS SUSAN HILL JILL HITZELBURG IOE JENKINS RUSHEL JENKINS KAREN KADI CLAUDIA LARKINS MOLLY LAUGHLIN GAIL LILLISTON DONNA MARTELL LISA MAYERS BONNIE MORRIS CARY NICKOLLS ANDY OAKLEY MARY OWENS SABRINA PATRONE DEBBIE RICE ELLEN RODGERS DEBBIE SKIFFINGTON JEFF SOMMERFELD KAREN SPIVEY BECKY STERAGO DEBBIE STERAGO DEBBIE TELFORD AMY THOMPSON BETH TUCKER JEANETTE TYLER MARY TYLER SANDY WARD KITTY WATKINS JOANNE WEBSTER MARTHA WHEELER MELANIE WINDSOR Math Squad Percussion Ensemble MR. FREEMAN, SPONSOR JOHN THORPE, CAPTAIN ROBERT BURTON VICKI COUGHLAN BRAD CULP SYLVIA CULP VICTOR CULP LARRY GRAYSON RON HARRIS MICHAEL HOCKER JOE JENKINS TIM JOLLY DAVID KAISER MICHAEL KORFONTA MIKE MACDONALD ANET MAGNUSSON ERRY PARROTT DAN PILON JANET PULLIAM ELLEN RODGERS JEFF SOMMERFIELD BLAKE STAMLER JOHANNA STEINBUSHEL DOUG SUND MITCH SUTTERFIELD RANDY THOMPSON JAMES TUTORA JACKIE VAN ANDA JUDY WINFREE MARK ZAGROD JUDY ZIEMS Pep Band MR. HYNES, SPONSOR BETTYE ABAT BILL ALBRIGHT ROGER BEHREND JAN BERMAN ANN BOHRER MARTHA CHARNLEY JIM CHRISINGER SYLVIA CULP JACK CURRIER RICHARD DENTON BOB DONALDSON GARY GUINN ALLEN HEIM PETE HODGSON JESSICA HOPPLE CHANDA KINSEY KATHY KISHLINE LAURIE McFARLANE PATTY MAYBERRY AVIS NEWMAN JERRY PARROTT DAVE RUSSELL BOB SEWELL JANET SMITH JACK SPITZ LAURIE THO MPSON SUE TIBETTS JEANNE VELEBIR MR. HYNES, SPONSOR BILL BAILEY JEFF CHRISINGER KIM DAVIDSEN LYNNE KRECKMEYER KIM LINDEN PATTY SARSFIELD LINDA THOMASON DEBBIE WOOD Reserve Band MR. HYNES, SPONSOR JANE BEETON SARAH BENNETT JOE BREEDING PAT CAREY SCOTT CATES RANALD ENGLEBECK MIKE HAMRICK DEBBIE HOLMES SUE HOLZBERLEIN ALLAN JASPER CHARLES JECKELL WAYNE KELLY LYNN KRECHMEYER DAVID LONG SHARON MARTIN RICK MILKO ED MORNSTON JAN PFLUGSHAUPT CHARLES ROBERTS JIM SIDES PETE SLEIGHT JOE SMALLWOOD BOB SMITH KEVIN SPENCE SUSAN STAHL TOM WOMACK Science Club MAX FLOYD, PRESIDENT STEVE CONLEY WAYNE DAVIDSON STEVE DAVIS PAUL DONAHUE STEVE DONAHUE NANCY FIGGERS STEVE FLOYD FRED GLAUNER NANCY GLAUNER ROHN GRAMMER MIKE HOKCHER STEVE HUDSON JOEL KING JANET MCDONALD MIKE MCDONALD DAVE RITCHIE JOHN THORPE PHIL WAGONER MARTHA WHITNEY BILL WILCO Senior Choir MR. WYGAL, SPONSOR SUE SMITH, PRESIDENT BARBARA ARONE SARAH BACHMANN DENISE BARCELLES KATHY BAYUK FRANCIS BENNETT JANET BIRKLAND VIVIAN BUC KATHY CALNAN MARK CLINGENPEEL STEVE COARI JOHN COLVILLE VICKI COUGHLAN MARY ANNE CRATSLEY VERONICA EMBREY LINDA FEATHER BILL FREEMAN EILEEN FRIEL SANDY GARDNER CAROL GINSBERG BETH GREELEY RICHARD GRIGGS SARAH HAGAN CHUCK HENKEL CONNIE HOBBS VIVIAN HOGUE KATHY JOHNS NANCY JONES SHERRILL KELLER CECI KINSEY KAREN KINGSLEY ANN LAUZIER ROB LEDERER ELIZABETH LEVINSON RICHARD LITTEN MAUREEN MARKHAM LISA MAYERS ROBERT MILKO MARY MORRIS EILEEN MULLEN 1 CYNTHIA NELSON MARY O’CONNOR RITA O’DONNELL TERRY OLIVER JAN OLSON DEBORAH PASCO ALEX PORTER CECILIA POSADA JANET PULLIAM MARIANNE REEDY PATTY REYNOLDS BARBIE RUSSO BETSY SCHWAB ALISON SCHULTZ DEBBIE SEWARD BETH SHELLY ASHBY SHIPP MARY SHIPP KAREN SPIVEY BLAKE STAMLER STEVE SULLIVAN LESLIE STAHL ' MARY TANKARD JEANNETTE TISDALE LEIGH ANN WAGNER STEPHANIE WARD LINDA WILKINSON PEYTON YOUNG Senior Honor Society COL. COLEMAN, SPONSOR TERRI KENT, PRESIDENT SUSAN ADKINSON LYNN ANDERSON JEANNE ANDRY SUE ARMSTRONG MARGO BROWNING KRIS BURROWS KITTY COLVILLE SYLVIA CULP WAYNE DeBLOIS MARCUS FISK JOAN GROVES MARJE GUNNING SARAH HAGAN PATTY HILL RICH HODGE HARRY LEVINSON DONNA LONG KARL NELSON PAM PARKER JON PASCO WANDA REYNOLDS MARGARET ROTHMAN DANNY SAULS RON SCHULLER SUE SCHWEITZ DEBBIE SEXTON MARY LOU SMITH STUART STAINBACK JILL STEIER MITCH SUTTERFIELD LAURIE THOMPSON GARY URBAN JACKIE VAN ANDA STEVE WARD STEVE YOUNG MARK ZAGROD JUDY ZE1MS Spanish Club MRS. HOLLIS, SPONSOR CATHY DOMINGUEZ, PRESIDENT SARAH BACHMANN CAREN BAUER ROBIN BEENE KIM CUER EMILY FISK BARBARA FRAKES WENDY GUTHRIE JOE JENKINS JO ELYN LYNCH janet McDonald ANDY OAKLEY ELLEN RODGERS MARGARET ROTHMAN GREG SIMIONE DEBBIE SKIFFINGTON LISA SNIDER JEFF SOMMERFELD KAREN SPIVEY DEBBIE STROUP MARY TIERNEY LEIGH ANN WAGNER NANCY WOTHERSPOON MARTHA WHEELER MELANIE WINDSOR JUDY WINFREE Spanish Honor Society Thespians MR. SLAUTICH, SPONSOR KEN WILSON, PRESIDENT JOHN BENNETT KAREN CARETTI WAYNE DeBLOIS MARCUS FISK DAVID GRAHAM BILL GREGORY CANDY HILL HARRY LEVINSON JANE LOFTUS BETH McLEOD MELLY McLEOD HOLLIE MENEFEE LYNN MORAN DAVID MORRIS MARCI RICHARDS LAURIE SMITH DOUG SUND PAUL VOLK DEBBIE YOUNG MRS. HOLLIS, SPONSOR MARGARET ROTHMAN, PRESIDENT CATHY DOMINGUEZ JOE JENKINS janet McDonald ANDREW OAKLEY WANDA REYNOLDS EFF SOMMERFELD OAN ZAGRODNICZECK Stage Band MR. HYNES, SPONSOR BETTYE ABAT BILL ALBRIGHT ROGER BEHREND JAN BERMAN MARY CHARNLEY JIM CHRISINGER JACK CURRIER RICK DENTON BOB DONALDSON BILL GREGORY DAVE HAZEL JEFF HEIM BILL HOEHNE JESSICA HOPPLE MARK HYNES MARK JORDON BOB KINCAID STEVE MCDONALD RICHARD FARRELL DAVE RUSSELL TOM SCIBILIA JACK SPITZ MARK STEPHENS JIM TUTORA PAUL VOLK RICK WEBER TOM WOMACK Student Government MR. FERGUSON, SPONSOR MARCUS FISK, PRESIDENT GUY BOISSEAU JOE DOMINGUEZ BILL GREGORY DIANE HUDSON SCOTT HUDSON EILEEN JACKSON CHANDA KINSEY TERESA PARRIS DEBBIE STERAGO DOUG SUND JEANETTE TISDALE Thespian Apprentices MR. SLAUTICH, SPONSOR KEN WILSON, PRESIDENT LEESA ANDERSON ANET BENNECHE UDY BERTRAM CONNIE BRUCE ERIN BUGLASS NANCY CADOU DAVE CARAS CINDI CARNEY BEV CHARLIER KITTY COLVILLE KAREN CRAMER STEVE DAVIS KATHY DOW BILL DUCKWITZ EMILY FISK SHERRY GEISINGER CHRIS GREENWAY NOREEN GRIMES MARGO HERRMANN ALISON HOPKINS DIANE HUDSON SUZANNE JORDAN MARY JANE LONG JO ELYN LYNCH KEITH MAI JENNIE McLEOD KATHY MULVEY DENNIS PHILLIPS LETIA RICE HELEN SEAGO KATHRYN SKELLEY JEFF SOMMERFELD ROBIN STARK BECKY STERAGO DEBBIE STERAGO GEOFF WARMUTH PHIL WAGONER LINDA WILKINSON STEVE YOUNG Woodwin Quintets MR. HYNES, SPONSOR BILL ALBRIGHT JIM CHRISINGER PATTY EDWARDS SARAH HART JEFF HEIM PAT LONG LYNNE READY JEANNE SEDLANDER SUE TIBBITS LINDA THOMASON Wrestling, J.V. MR. ATHERTON, COACH BLAINE BORGANG TIM CHRISTI KIM DAVIDSON PAUL HUDSON KEN HUFF JIM MOWATT BOB MUNSE BOB REED GAVIN ROSE SCOTT RYAN CRAIG SUMMERS Wrestling, Varsity MR. SCOTT, COACH TED APOSTOLAKIS BOB BOUCHER TIM BOUCHER BOB CARNEVALE JOE DOMINGUEZ PETE HUSSEY STEVE LEAR JERRY MALLEN JIM RAHM CHRIS SMALLWOOD DAVE SMALLWOOD MITCH SUTTERFIELD Yearbook MRS. VAUGHN, SPONSOR JACKIE VAN ANDA, EDITOR BETH ADAMS FRANCES ADAMS SUSAN ADKINSON SUSAN ARMSTRONG BECKY BOSTWICK MARGO BROWNING CHRIS BRUCE LISA CHRISTENSON KITTY COLVILLE JIM COMPTON DAVE COVER SUE FARMER SALLIE FULLER MARJI GUNNING JANICE HARRISON RICH HIRABAYASHI KARIN JOKINEN HARRY LEVINSON DON LEWIS CONNIE LOCKHART CAROL LOWE JANET MAGNUSON ELLEN MONTOUR KARL NELSON TIM ROSEN JEFF SOMMERFELD STUART STAINBACK MARY TANKARD DEBBY THOMPSON CHERYL WEST COOKIE YOUNG 277 ORGANIZATIONS ROSTER SENIOR DIRECTORY Each Year With More Hope . . . A ADAMS, MARGARET . . . Spanish Club 1; Art Club 1; Literary . Magazine 3,4; Keyettes 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3. ADKINSON, SUSAN . . . Newspaper 2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Latin Honor Society 3,4; Art Club 3; Senior Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Yearbook 4; Traditions Committee 3,4; Keyettes 4, District Representative 4; Represen¬ tative 4. ALLEN, BERNICE . , . Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 2. ALSOP, TOM . . . Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Interact 3,4; Pep Club 3; Winter Track 2,3,4; Band 1, Section Leader 1. ANDERSON, LYNN PRICHARD . . . German Club 1; Monitor 2; Junior Honor Society 2; Ger¬ man Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice President 3; Girls’ State 3; Newspaper 2,3,4, Editor 4; I.C.C. 4; Peppy and Johnny Court 4. ANDRY, JEANNE MARIE . . . Drill Team 1; Head Start Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Representative 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Senator 4; Keyettes 4; French Honor Society 4; Monitor 3. APOSTOLAKIS, FLORENCE . . . I.C.C. 1,2,3; Miss Fairfax Contestant 2; Representative 1,2; Class Vice President 1; President 2; Senator 3. ARMSTRONG, SUSAN . . , Drill Team 1,2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; German Honor Society 4; Yearbook 3,4; Representative 1. AYERS, LILLIAN . . . F.B.L.A. 4; French Club 2,3; Girls’ Chorus 1. B BARTHOL, PAUL . . . Newspaper 3; Monitor 2; Representative 3. BASYE, SYLVIA DARLENE . . . Head Start Club 1; French Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 4; Girls’ Chorus 1. BAUGHMAN, PEGGY . . . Basketball 1; Hockey 1.2.3.4, Junior Varsity Captain 2; Monitor 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 3,4. BERMAN, JANET . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; March¬ ing Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Sweetheart Chairman 3; Softball 2,3; Literary Magazine 3,4; All-Regional Band 2,3; All-State Band 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3. BISHOP, BONNIE . . . Representative 1,2,3,4; Monitor 1,2,3,4. BLEY, GARY . . . Wrestling 1. BOISSEAU, GUY .. . Soccer Team 2; International Relations Club 4; Debate Team 1,2; Rifle Club 4, President 4; Student Government Cabinet 4. BOSTWICK, BECKY . . . Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Monitor 2; G.A.A. 3.4, Vice President 3,4; Yearbook 4; Powder Puff Team 4. BOUCHER, BUTCH . . . Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestl¬ ing 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3. BRASKO, MARYA . . . French Honor Society 1,2, 3,4; Keyettes 3,4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Class Council 1; Class Cabinet 3; Humanities In¬ stitute 3. BROCK, BECKY . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2. BROWN, MICHAEL WAYNE . . . Woodwind Ensemble 1; Reserve Band 2; Concert Band 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2. BROWNING, MARGO . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Key¬ ettes 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; ' Junior Honor Society 4; Alternate for Girls’ State 3; Prom Chairman 3; Class Cabinet 4. BRYANT, KAREN . . . Cheerlea ding 1; Class Cabinet 2; Head Start Club 3. BUGLASS, ANNETTE MARIE . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Softball 1. BURTON, ROBERT . . . Chess Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Math Squad 3,4. c CAIN, VICKY LEA ... Art Club 1,2; Head Start Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Newspaper 4. CALDINE, D. ROSS . . . Wrestling 1; Track 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. CALLEJAS, BETSY . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2,3; Chorale Alternate 4; Peppy and Johnny Court 4; Prom Committee 3; Sno-ball Princess 3; Senator 1; Class Vice President 2. CANTRELL, HARVEY . . . Basketball 1. CARDIN, MINETTE ... Art Club 1; Keyettes 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3. CARETTI, KAREN MARIE . . . Newspaper 4; Ger¬ man Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Senior Honor Society 4. CARNEVALE, ROBERT . . . Boys’ Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2; Chorale 3; Madrigals 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. CARNEY, CYNTHIA . . . Thespians 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Representative 1; Class Cabinet 2,3. CASON, SUSAN . . . F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1. CASSELL, JAMES . . . Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2.3. CHABOT, CHRISTINA MARIA . . . Drill Team 2.3, President 3; French Honor Society 3,4, Secre¬ tary 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4, Program Chairman 4. CHARNLEY, MARTHA . . . Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marimba Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; All-Regional Band 1,2,3; All-State Band 1; Pep Band 2,3,4; Senior Choir 3; Band Treasurer 2; Class Senator 1; Drum Major 3,4. CHARTIER, MIKE ... Football 1,2,3. CHASE, DAVID . . . Representative 1,2; Class Cabinet 1,2; Football 1,2; Junior Honor Society 2; German Honor Society 3,4; Math Squad 3; Band 1. CHRISINGER, JAMES . . . Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1; Pep Band 2,4; Woodwind Quintet 4; Stage Manager 2,4; Bible Club 2,3,4, President 4; I.C.C. 4; Band Manager 4. CHRISTENSON, ROBERT . . . Football 4; Wrestl¬ ing 3,4. CHRISTIAN, DAVID . . . Debate Club 1,2; Chess Club 1; French Club 2; French Honor Society 2. « CLAYTON, ROBERT . . . Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestl¬ ing 3,4; Interact 4. COLLIER, JOANNE . . . Cheerleading 1,3, Cap¬ tain 1; Softball 3; Miss Fairfax 3; Pep Club 1; Senior Choir 3; Powder Puff Team 3; Monitor 2; Representative 1,2. COLLINS, SANDY . f . Senior Choir 3. COLVILLE, KATHLEEN . . . Head Start Club 2,3; German Honor Society 2,3,4, President 4; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 4; I.C.C. 4; Moni¬ tors 2; Powder Puff Team 4. COMPTON, JAMES . . . Interact 3,4; Track 3; Soccer 4. CORBIN, CHERYL JANE . . . Monitors 2; Girls’ Chorus 1; Powder Puff Team 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Newspaper 3,4; Class Council 1. CORNISH, LINDA ... Pep Club 2,3; G.A.A. 4; Basketball Intramurals 2; Newspaper 3,4. COULTER, JOHN . . . Chess Club 1,2; Debate Club 1,2,3,4; International Relations Club 4; Rifle Club 4; Representative 2,4. CRAMER. KAREN ANNE . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Secretary 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Chorale 3,4; Madri¬ gals 3,4, Vice President 4; Yearbook 3; Student Advisory Council 4. CULP, SYLVIA . . . Marching Band 3,4; Concert Band 1,3,4; Pep Band 2,4; German Club 2,4; Math Squad 4; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; German Honor Society 1,2; Keyettes 4; Band Secretary 1,2; Representative 4. CURTIS, LOU ANN . . . Reserve Band 1, Secretary 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Pep Club 1,4; F.B.L.A. 4. CUSTER, BARBARA . . . Chorus 1; I.C.C. 1; Iant eract 4; Latin Honor Society 3; Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Track 1,4. D DART, CHARLES ... Pep Club 3,4; Cross Coun¬ try 1,2,3,4; Bible Club 3; Wrestling 1; Spring Track 3,4; Winter Track 3,4. DAVIS, DONNA . . . G.A.A. 1; D.E.C.A. 4; Student Assembly 2; Student Council 1. DAVIS, MARK . . . Basketball Manager 2,3; Repre¬ sentative 2. DAVIS, STEVEN KEITH . . . Football 1; Ski Team 1; Science Club 3,4; Ski Club 1, President 1; Senator 1. DEBOIS, WAYNE . . . I.C.C. 4; Peppy and Johnny Court 4; Representative 1,2,3; Thespians 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 4; Latin Club 1,2; Monitor 2; F.B.L.A. 4; Interact 4; Track 1,4. DEPEW, GLORIA JEAN . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Club 2. DICKEY, LAURAN . . . Newspaper 4. DIX, ELIZABETH ELLEN . . . Thespians 1,2,3, 4; Representative 4; Chorale 4; Madrigals 4; French Club 4; Junior Honor Society 2,3. DOMINGUEZ, CATHERINE . . . Spanish Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3, President 4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Thes¬ pians 2,3; Pep Club 4; Rules Committee 3; I.C.C. 4. DUCKWITZ, WILLIAM . . . Light Crew 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4. E EAKLE, SHELBY . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Represen¬ tative 2. EALLEY, DOUGLAS . . . Basketball 2; Pep Club 3; Band 1; Track 2; Cross Country 2. 278 EDWARDS, PATTY . . , Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Math Squad 2,3; Newspaper 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Woodwind Quintet 3,4; All-Regional Band 1,2. EGER, KATHLEEN . . . Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Head Start Club 1,2, Secre¬ tary 2; Band Uniform Staff Chairman 4. ELDER, LINDA . . . Pep Club 1,2; Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Choir 3; Chorale 4; Madrigals 4, Secretary 4; Class Council 1; German EVANS, MICHAEL . . . International Relations Club 4; Newspaper 4; Monitors 2; Student Ad¬ visory Council 4. F FAIRFAX, WILLIAM . , . Baseball 2,3; Repre¬ sentative 1. FEDOR, CHRISTOPHER XAVIER . . . Track 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 1; Football 2,3,4; Madrigals 4; Chorale 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; Interact 3,4, Presi¬ dent Pro Tem 4; Intramural Baseball and Soft- ball 1; Representative 2,4; Class Secretary 1. FINLEY, ANN . . . Pep Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3. FISH, CATHY . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; D.E.C.A. 4; Track 1. FISK, MARCUS JOHN . . . Debate Team 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; German Club 2; German Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; International Relations Club 4; Soccer Team 3,4; Student Government President 4; Represen¬ tative 3; Peppy and Johnny Court 4, Johnny 4. FITZSIMMONS, FRED . . . Football 1,2,3; Basket¬ ball 1; Wrestling 2. FOSTER, WILLIAM JOHN . . . Cross Country 2; Representative 2. FUSCHINI, ROB . . . Wrestling 1,2,3; Represen¬ tative 4. G GARASIC, MARGUERITE MARIE . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2; Intramural Basketball 2; Gymnastics Team 4. GARDNER, ROBERT . . . Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3. GAYLOR, CRAIG . . . Football 1; Wrestling 2,3; Track 1. GEHMAN, CATHERINE . . . Spanish Club 2,3; Drill Team 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; F.B.L.A. 4. GEISINGER, SHERYL ANN . . . ' Girls’ Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2; Chorale 4; Madrigals 4; Spanish Club 3. GINSBERG, CAROL LYNN . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Basketball Manager 2; Senior Choir 2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Head Start Club 1,2. GOOD, JIM . . . Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Representative 1,2,3; Peppy and Johnny Court 4, Johnny 4. GRAHAM, DAVID LYMAN . . . Boys’ Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Representative 4. GRAVES, HOLLY . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; German Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2, Vice-President 2; Junior Honor Society 2; German Honor Society 2,3, Vice- President 3; Monitors 2, Recorder 2; Literary Magazine 2,3; Class Cabinet 3; Interscholastic Safety Council 3; Madrigals 3,4; Chorale 3,4. GROVES, JOAN ILEEN . . . Monitors, 2,3, Re¬ corder 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Choir 3, Librarian 3; Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 4; Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soft- ball Manager 2; Newspaper 2,3,4; Miss Fairfax Contestant 3; Homecoming Court 4; Project Con¬ cern 2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1, Vice-President 1; Class Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 3,4, Secretary 3,4. GROVES, MARY ... Pep Club 1. GRUBBS, CAROLYN . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hockey Manager 3; Senior Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Girls’ Chorus 1: G.A.A. 3,4, Treasurer 4; German Club 1. GUNNING, MARJIE . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Latin Club 1; Chorale 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Madrigals 3,4; Bible Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Yearbook 2,3,4, Assistant Editor 4; Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; German Honor Society 4; Alternate for Girls’ State 3. GUZDOWSKI, JANET ELAINE . . . Basketball 2; Softball 2,3. H HAGAN, SARAH JANE . . . French Club 2,3,4, President 3; Junior Honor Society 2; French Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Class Cabinet 4; Class Council 2; Girls’ Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2,3,4; I.C.C. 3; Homecoming Committee Chairman 4. HARRIS, FRANCES LESLIE . . . Softball 2; Intramural Basketball 1; Monitors 2; G.A.A. 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff Team 3. HARRIS, TERESA LYNN . . . G.A.A. 3,4; Key- ettes 4; Softball 3, Captain 3; German Honor Society 3; Elementary School Tutoring 3; Sno-ball Committee Chairman 4; Girls’ Chorus 1. HARTY, KATHLEEN ANNE . . . Basketball 1,2,3; G.A.A. 4; French Club 1; Powder Puff Team 3,4; Representative 1. HAUNGS, SANDRA JEAN . . . G.A.A. 3,4; Softball 3; Intramural Volleyball 2; Powder Puff Team 3,4; Representative 1,2. HEAFNER, CYNTHIA LYNN . . . Cheerleading 1, 2,3,4, Co-Captain 1, Secretary 4; Sweetheart Princess 1; Miss Fairfax Contestant 1,3; Peppy and Johnny Court 4, Peppy 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Homecoming Committee Chairman 3; Project Touch 2,3; Girls’ Chorus 1; Girls’ Ensemble 2,3, Vice-President 3; Chorale 4; Powder Puff Team 3; Float Judge 4; Representative 2. HEFLIN, ROY . . . Thespians 3,4; Band 3,4. HENDERSON, MARY ANN . . . Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Representative 1,2,3. HENRY, LINDA GALE ... Pep Club 1; French Club 1; Future Teachers of America 1; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Newspaper 1; Cheerleading 1; Keyettes 2,3,4; Monitor 2; Class Council 3; Powder Puff Team 3; Sno-ball Committee Chairman 4; Varsity Football, Wrestling and Baseball Statistician 4; Girls’ State 3. HENRY, SHARON SUE . . . Basketball 2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Powder Puff Team 4. HILL, BARBARA DEPRIEST . . . F.B.L.A. 2. HILL, CANDACE . . . German Club 2,3,4; Thes¬ pian 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Monitors 3,4; Head Start Club 4. HILL, PATRICIA SUSAN . . . Monitors 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Bible Club 2,3,4, President 3; French Honor Society 2,3,4; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Chorale 3; Madrigals 3; Newspaper 3,4. HODGE, RICHARD . . . Junior Honor Society 1,2, Vice-President 2; Monitors 1; Senior Honor So¬ ciety 3,4; German Club 1; German Honor Society 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Representative 1 . HUDSON, D. SCOTT ... Pep Club 2,3; Football 1; Science Club 1; Representative 2,3; Speaker of the House 4; Powder Puff Team Coach 4. HUNZICKER, DAVID ERIC . . . Football 1,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Tennis 1; Bas¬ ketball 1. HUSSEY, SAM . . . Interact 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Representative 1 . HYNES, MARK . . . Concert Band 1,2,3,4: March¬ ing Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Marimba Band 1,2,3,4; All-Regional Band 1,2,4; Represen¬ tative 1. J JACKSON, EILEEN . . . Cheerleading 1,3; Monitors 2; Representative 2; Girls’ Ensemble 3; Pep Club 1,3; Student Government Historian 4. JOHNS, RICHARD ERNEST . . . German Club 1. JOHNSON, SANDI . . . Humanities Institute 2; Yearbook 2; Chorus 3; Prom Committee 3; Basket¬ ball 2,3; Future Homemakers of America 3. JOLLY, TIMOTHY DENNIS . . . Light Crew 1; Audio-Visual Club 1; Chess Club 1,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Earth Science Club 3; Astronomy Club 4; Soccer Team 2; Math Squad 4; Represen¬ tative 1,3. JORDAN, MARK . . . Science Club 1; Latin Club 1,2,3; Stage Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4. JORDAN, SUZANNE . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Pep Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4. K KADI, KAREN . . . Drill Team 3,4, Secretary 3; Pep Club 4. KEEFE, ILSE MONICA . . . Choir 1,2,3; Yearbook 2,3; German Club 3,4, President 4; German Honor Society 3,4; G.A.A. 1; Representative. 2. KEETON, TIM . . . Football 1; Track 2; Cross Country 2. KENNEDY, PAUL EDWARD . . . Baseball Manager 1,2; Fotball Manager 1,3; Latin Club 1,2; Bas¬ ketball and Wrestling Announcer 3,4; Newspaper 4. KENT, TERRI LYNN . . . Senator 1; Girls’ Chorus 1; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2, Secretary 2; Keyettes 2,3,4; Class Council 2; Chorale 3, Secretary 4; Student Government Secre¬ tary 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Homecoming Committee Chairman 4; Senior Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Homecoming Court 4. KINSEY, CHANDA . . . Majorettes 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Girls’ Chorus 1; Senior Choir 3; Chorale 4; Representative 2,3; Student Government Cabinet 4; Student Advisory Council 4. KIPP, TERRY . . . Football 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2; Wrestling 4. KOCHER, JAMES . . . Bible Club 1. KOHN, NORA . . . Hockey 1,2,3; Softball 1,2. 279 SENIOR DIRECTORY SENIOR DIRECTORY L LANIER, NORMA JO . . . Basketball 1; Humanities Institute 3; Prom Committee 3; Sno-ball Chairman 4; Chorale 4; Madrigals 4; Keyettes 4. LEAR, STEPHEN . , . Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. LEVINSON, HARRY, . . . Interact 4; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Junior Honor Society 2; Soccer 4; Thespian 3,4; Senior Choir 2; Yearbook 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Boys’ Chorus 1; Cross Country 1; Senator 4; Representative 1. LEWIS, DONALD . . .Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Year¬ book 4; Debate Club 4; International Relations Club 4. LILLEY, VICKI . . .Cheerleading 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1,2; Softball 1; Representative 1. LIMBURG, MICHAEL . . . Prom Committee 3; German Club 1; Representative 1,2. LOFTUS, JANE . . . Thespian 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3. LONG, DONNA . . . Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4, President 3,4; Junior Honor Society 2,4; Senior Honor Society 3,4; French Club 3; Monitors 3,4. LONG, MARY JANE ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Presi¬ dent 4; Thespians 2,3,4; French Club 4; French Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; I.C.C. 4; Class Council 3. LOUGHRY, WAYMAN . . . Golf Team 3. LUCKETT, RICHARD . . . Wrestling 2,3. LYNN, ERNEST THEODORE III . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Intramurals 2,3,4; Powder Puff Team Coach 4; Homecoming Committee 4. M MAI, KEITH . . . Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Con¬ cert Band 1,2,3,4; Thespian 4; German Honor Society 3,4. MALLEN, GERARD . . . Wrestling 3,4; Track 1,2; Football 3. MANGERS, DIANA . . . Newspaper 2,3; Literary- Magazine 4; Softball 1,2; Hockey 1,2. MAYBERRY, JACQUELYN . . . Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; I.C.C. 4; Miss Fairfax Contestant 1; Peppy and Johnny Court 4; Homecoming Court 4, Queen 4; Prom Committee 3; Representative 1,2. McBRIDE, JOHN . . . Football 1; Wrestling 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Junior Honor Society 2; Represen¬ tative 1; Senator 4. McCRAW, FRANK . . . Basketball 1,2; Science Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Honor Society 2,3,4; Newspaper 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Representative 4. McFARLANE, M. LAUREL . . . Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Majorettes 3; Ger¬ man Honor Society 4, Vice-President; Band 3. McKERNAN, DAVID MICHAEL . . . Swimming 2. mclaughlin, andrea . . . chorale 2 , 3 , 4 . McLEOD, ELIZABETH . . . Thespians 3,4, Secre¬ tary 4, Historian 4; Drama Club 2; Representative 4; House of Representative, Recorder 4. MENEFEE, HOLLIE . . . Madrigals 4; Chorale 3,4; Sno-ball Committee Chairman 4; Powder Puff Team 4; Spanish Club 1; Thespians 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL, BRUCE . . . Football 1,2; Cross Coun¬ try 3; F.B.L.A. 4, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 4. MONTOUR, ELLEN . . . French Club 2,3; French Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 4; Girls’ Chorus 1. MOON, CHARLES . . . Football 1. MOORE, BARBARA . . . Monitor 2; Keyettes 4; Project Touch 3. MOORE, KAREN . . . Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 3; Hockey Manager 4; G.A.A. 3,4. MOORE, SUDIE ANN . . . Marching Band 1,2,4; Concert Band 2,4; Band Librarian 2. MORRIS, JAMES EDWARD . . . Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Boys’ Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2; Chorale 3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Interact 4; I.C.C. 4; Class President 4. N NELSON, KARL . . . Interact 2,3,4, Secretary- 4; I.C.C. 3; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Yearbook 3,4; Basketball Intramurals 2,3,4; Ugly Boy Court 3; Peppy and Johnny Court 4; Class President 3. NESTER, WILLIAM . . . Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3. NICHOLS, PAUL . . . Thespian 4, Vice-President 4; Light Crew 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Soccer 2,3; Stage Manager Assistant 3, Co-Manager 4. NIEDER, CAROL SUSAN . . . Representative 2,3, 4; Class Cabinet 2; Class Treasurer 3. o O’DONNELL, JOANNE PATRICIA . . . Cheer¬ leading 1,2; Representative 1,3; Hockey 3; Softball 3,4. P PARKER, PAM . . . French Club 2; Monitor 2,3; Hockey 3,4; Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Representative 2. PARRELL, RICHARD NAPOLEON . . . Basketball Intramurals 3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; All-Regional Band 3; All-State Band 3; German Honor Society 2,3,4. PARRIS, TERESA . . . Thespians 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4, Historian 4; Student Government Cabinet 4; Class Cabinet 1. PASCO, JON.. . . Interact 2,3,4; Monitors 2; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2; Representative 2. PASSUTH, BETSY . . . Prom Committee Chairman 3; Homecoming Committee Chairman 4; Keyettes 4; Class Cabinet 3,4. PFLEGER, RON . . . Football 1,2; Track 3. PHILLIPS, JIM . . . Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Boys’ Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2; Representative 1,2; Class Cabinet 3; Senator 4. PIERCE, RICHARD EARLE . . . F.B.L.A. 4. PILON, DAN . . . Basketball 4. R REYNOLDS, JOEY . . . Football 2; Baseball 2; Science Club 3. REYNOLDS, WANDA . . . Newspaper 2,3; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Junior Honor Society 2; Peppy and Johnny Court 4; New School Planning Com¬ mittee 3,4; Class Council 2; Senator 3; Class Vice-President 4. RICE, LEE ANN ... Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 2; A.F.S. 2; French Honor Society 4; Junior Council 2. RICHARDS, MARCIA . . . Head Start Club 1; Thespians 1,2,3,4; News paper 3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; Monitors 2; Art Club 1; Pep Club 2, Historian 2; Newspaper Associate Editor 4. RICHCREEK, GLENN DALE . . . Basketball 1. RICKETTS, ROGER . . . Chorus 2,3,4; Representa¬ tive 3. RITCHIE, DAVID . . . Audio-Visual Club 1; Science Club 3,4. ROBBINS, BRAD . . . Student Government 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Soccer 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Class President 1,2; Represen¬ tative 3; Powder Puff Team Coach 4. ROBERTS, SOOZI . . . Prom Chairman 3; G.A.A. 3. ROBINSON, JILL PATRICIA . . . Drill Team 1,2; Co-Captain 2; Thespians 2,3,4; German Honor Society 4; Latin Club 1; Interscholastic Safety Council 3,4; Monitor 2; Class Cabinet 4. ROTH, MARK DENNIS . . . Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Football 2; Representative 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Class Cabinet 3. ROTHMAN, MARGARET . . . Spanish Club 1.2.3.4, President 3; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Senior Honor So¬ ciety 3,4; Keyettes 4, Chaplain 4; Newspaper 4; I.C.C. 3,4. RUSSO, CHRISTINE ANN . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Choir 3; Chorale 4; Alternate for Madrigals 4; Track 1; Representative 1.4. RUTHERFORD, TIM . . . Interatct 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2. s SALLBERG, LINNEA CHRISTINA . . . Monitor 2; G.A.A. 4; Powder Puff Team 3,4; Represen¬ tative 1. SAULS, DANIEL . . . Football 1,2,3,4, Co- Captain Varsity 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2,3,4; Boys’ Chorus 1, President 1; Chorale 2,3,4; Junior Honor Society 1,2, Treasurer 2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; ‘It’s Academic” 3,4; Boys’ State 3; I.C.C. 1,2; Representative 3. SCAMMAHORN, EMMY . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2; Chorale 3,4; Madrigals 3; Repre¬ sentative 4. SCHAFER, PATRICIA ... Pep Club 2,3,4; Soft- ball 1,2, J.V. Co-Captain 2. SCHAUER, NEIL LEWIS . . . Wrestling 2,3,4; Interact 3,4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Repre¬ sentative 3. SCHULLER, RONALD . . . Basketball 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Football 3; Baseball 3,4; Key Club 2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Representative 4. SCHULTZ, ALYSON . . . Monitors 2; Keyettes 4; G.A.A. 4; Sno-ball Committee Chairman 4; Representative 1,3; Senior Choir 4, Robe Mistress ,4; Girls’ Ensemble 2,3, Secretary 3. SEXTON, DEBBIE . . . Keyettes 3,4, Secretary 4; Senior Honor Society 4; Homecoming Com¬ mittee 4; Student Advisory Council 3,4; Represen¬ tative 1; Powder Puff Team 3,4; Miss Fairfax Contestant 2; Senator 2; Class Secretary 3; Home¬ coming Court 4. SHACKELFORD, BRENDA SUE . . . F.B.L.A. 4; Representative 1,3. SHAUGHNESSY, MARK . . . Boys’ Chorus 1; Baseball 3,4. SHIFLETT, STEVE . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Latin Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 1,2. SHIPP, MARY . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Choir 3,4; Head Start Club 1,2,3, Presi¬ dent 2,3. SIMMERS, DEBBIE . . . Thespians 1,2,4; Represen¬ tative 2. SLEIGHT, THORUNN PATRICIA . . . Debate Club 2; German Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Secre¬ tary 4; German Honor Society 2,3. SMILANICH, DEBBIE . . . Representative 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Sno-ball Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Miss Fairfax Contestant 3; Homecoming Court 4; Peppy and Johnny Court 4; Class Cabinet SMITH, JANET . . . Majorettes 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 2,3, Captain 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4. SMITH, MARY LOU . . . Junior Honor Society 1,2; Senior Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Key¬ ettes 2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4; Representative 2,4; Class Secretary 1. SMITH, RADLEIGH . . . Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestl¬ ing 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Representative 1; Boys’ Chorus 1. SMITH, STEPHANIE . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Representative 1,2,3. SNIDER, MERLE . . . Football 1,2. SPARKS, DEAN . . . Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Con¬ cert Band 2,3,4. SPAULDING, KARLA . . . Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 4; Modern Dance Club 4. STAINBACK, ELIZABETH ... Pep Club 1; Latin Club 1,2,3, President 3; Latin Honor Society 3,4; Monitor 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Honor Society 4, Vice-President 4; Homecoming Committee Chair¬ man 4; Representative 3. STAPLES, ESTA . . . Hockey Manager 3; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Reserve Band 3; Marching Band 4; Concert Band 4. STEIER, JILL . . . Monitors 2; Keyettes 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Girls’ State 3; Prom Committee Chair¬ man 4; Homecoming Committee Chairman 4; Class Treasurer 1; Senator 2; Class Cabinet 3; Gradu¬ ation Chairman 4. STEPHENS, MARK EDWARD . . . Woodwind Ensemble 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Marching Band 2,3. STERAGO, DEBORAH FAIN . . . Drill Team 1,2; Representative 2; Girls’ Track Intramurals 1,2; Pep Club 3,4, Historian 4; Student Government Chaplain 4. STICKEL, ROBERT . . . Football 1,2,3,4; Basket¬ ball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Representative 1. SULLIVAN, MARGIE . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Class Council 1,2,3; Keyettes 3,4, District Representative 3, Vice-President 4; Monitors 2; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Sno-ball Committee Chairman 4; Senator 2; Class Cabinet 1,3. SUND, DOUGLAS . . . International Relations Club 4; Math Squad 4; Soccer 4; Debate Team 4; Thespians 2,3,4; French Honor Society 3,4; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Humanities Institute 3; Represen¬ tative 2; Senator 3; Student Government Vice- President 4. SUTTERFIELD, MITCH . . . Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Newspaper 1,2,3,4; Chorale 3,4; Boys’ Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2; Junior Honor Society 1,2, Secretary 2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Representative 2. SWARTZ, HELEN . . . Newspaper 2,3,4; Head Start Club 1,2,3, President 1. T TAYLOR, EVERETT . . . Baseball 1,2,3; Football 3. THOMPSON, DANIEL . . . Latin Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Latin Honor Society 3,4; Golf 1,4; Representative 4. THOMPSON, DEBBY . . . Monitor 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Yearbook 4; Class Cabinet 4; Representative 4. THOMPSON, JENNIFER SUZANNE . . . March¬ ing Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 4; Pep Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Representative 3. THOMPSON, LAURIE ANN . . . Marching Band 1 2,3,4 ; Concert Band 2,3,4; Majorettes 3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Pep Band 3, Band 4; Secretary 4; Miss Fairfax Contestant 3. THOMPSON, ROBERT . . . Math Squad 2. TIBBETTS, SUSAN . . . Concert Band 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4. TISDALE, LUCY . . . Latin Club 1,2; Latin Honor Society 2; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Powder Puff Team 3,4; Track 1; Cheerleading 4; Pep Club 4; Miss Fairfax Contestant 2; Class Cabinet 2. TOOMPAS, NANCY . . . Keyettes 3,4; Senior Choir 3,4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Class Cabinet 1; Class Treasurer 2. TRAINOR, MARTHA . . . G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Track 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 4; Monitors 3,4, President 4; Modem Dance Club 1,2; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Homecoming Court Chairman 4. TUTHILL, PAUL ALAN . . . Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1; Basketball Intramurals 1,2; Forensics 1; Representative 3. u URBAN, GARY . . . Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Interact 3,4; Representative 4; Peppy and Johnny Court 4; Pig-Skin Pow Wow Court 3; Senator 2; Class Vice-President 3. V VAN ANDA, JACKIE . . . Junior Honor Society 2; French Club 2,3; French Honor Society 2,3,4; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Editor 4; Powder Puff Team 4; Keyettes 4; I.C.C. 4, Recorder 4. VOLK, PAUL . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; All-Regional Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Society 2; Thespians 3,4; I.C.C. 4. w WALKER, NANCI . . . Concert Band 2,3,4; March¬ ing Band 1,2,3,4; Class Council 1; Homecoming Committee Chairman 4; Sno-ball Committee Chair¬ man 4; Class Secretary 4. WARD, STEVE . . . Thespians 2; Chorale 4; Madrigals 4. WARNER, ARTHUR . . . Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Sweetheart Committee Chair¬ man 3. WEBB, DENISE . . . Head Start Club 2,3, Vice President 2; Art Club 3; French Honor Society 2.3.4, Vice President 3, President 4; Newspaper 3,4; Keyettes 4. WESTBROOK, BARBARA . . . Monitors 2; Repre¬ sentative 1,2. WESTENHAVER, DIANA . . . F.B.L.A. 4, Treasurer 4. WHITNEY, MARTHA . . . Girls’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Choir 3; Reserve Band 3; Concert Band 4; Reserve Stage Band 3,4; Science Club 2,3, 4; Astronomy Club 4. WIGGENS, HAROLD . . . Track 1. WILSON, KENNETH THANE . . . Thespians 1.2.3.4, President 4; Stage Technical CreW 1,2,3,4; Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3, President 3; Vice-Presi¬ dent 2,4; Representative 1; Senator 3,4; Stage Manager 2,3,4. WILSON, JAMES BRADY . . . Concert Band 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3. WINFREE, DEBBIE . . . Softball 2,3,4; Tennis 4; Representative 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Senior Choir 2; Girls’ Chorus 1. WOOSTER, ANNE . . . Class Historian 1; Monitors 2; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Sno-ball Com¬ mittee Chairman 4. WRIGHT, KAREN . . . Softball 2,3,4; Monitors 2; G.A.A. 4; Powder Puff Team 3,4. Y YOUNG, COOKIE ... Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Thespians 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Powder Puff Team 4; Yearbook 4; Homecoming Chairman 4. YOUNG, STEVE . . . Literary Magazine 1,2,3,4; Editor 4; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Junior Honor Society 3; “It’s Academic” 4; Student Advisory Council 3. z ZAGROD, MARK EDWARD . . . Science Club 2,3,4; President 3, Vice-President 4; Astronomy Club 4; President 4; Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Math Squad 3,4; News¬ paper 2,3,4; I.C.C. 3,4; New School Psychological Factors Committee 3,4; Class Cabinet 2. ZIEMS, JUDY . . . Latin Club 1,2; Head Start Club 3; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Latin Honor Society 2; G.A.A. 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY xaaxi Our Promise Of Success A ABAT, BETTYE 197, 273, 276, 277 ABOU ALHASAN, FADHEL 171 ADAMS, ELIZABETH 38, 225, 272, 274 ADAMS, ELIZABETH 130, 209, 243, 255, 275, 277 ADAMS, FRANCES 197, 250, 275, 277 ADAMS, JAMES 197 ADAMS, LAURA 197, 274 ADAMS, MARGARET 100, 171, 275, 278 ADKINSON, SUSAN 31, 100, 124, 130, 135, 171, 183, 242, 250, 275, 277, 278 AKE, TRACY 209 ALBRECHT, REBECCA 225, 274 ALBRIGHT, WILLIAM 209, 273, 276, 277 ALEXANDER, JOHN 225 ALEXANDER, ROBERT 171, 197 ALEXANDER, SUSAN 209 ALIFF, DAVID 171, 273 ALLEN, BERNICE 80, 171, 275, 278 ALNUT, DIANE 48, 193, 209, 272, 274, 275 ALSOP, THOMAS 39, 171, 273, 275, 278 ALTMEYER, SUSAN 197 AMBROSE, MATTHEW 225 AMMOS, JAMES 217, 273 AMMONS, MICHAEL 225 ANDERSON, CHARLES 209 ANDERSON, LEESA 116, 209, 219, 275, 277 ANDERSON, LYNN 21, 128, 171, 274, 276, 277, 278 ANDERSON, TAMARA 197 ANDRY, DENISE 126, 197, 274 ANDRY, DIANE 274 ANDRY, JEANNE 139, 171, 274, 275, 277, 278 ANTHONY, NAN 150 APOSTOLAKIS, FLORENCE 171, 278 APOSTOLAKIS, THEODORE 69, 225, 273, 277 ARKLEY, STEPHEN 225 ARMSTRONG, LILLIAN 145 ARMSTRONG, SUSAN 171, 274, 277, 278 ARONE, BARBARA 197, 272, 273, 276 ART CLUB 114, 272 ASHBY, DONALD 171 ASHCRAFT, ANGELA 209, 274 ASTRONOMY CLUB 120 ATHERTON, JOHN 21, 52, 69, 158, 277 AUBREY, DEBORAH 46, 197, 251, 272, 275 AUBREY, GEORGE 39, 100, 172, 244, 275 AYERS, BARBARA 225, 274 AYERS, LILLIAN 172, 274, 278 B BACHMAN, SARAH 209, 276, 277 BACON, WILLIAM 24, 39, 197, 273, 275 BACON, DONNA 225 BACON, LEVOAN 209 BADE, ROBERT 225, 272, 275 BAILEY, LUCILLE 209, 273 BAILEY, ROSEMARY 209 BAILEY, WILLIAM 225, 276 BAKER, MICHELLE 83, 118, 274, 275 BALDWIN, CAROLYN 86 BARBOUR, CALVIN 225 BARBOUR, LARRY 93 BARKER, JULIA 273 BARNES, BARBARA 225 BARNES, BARBARA 209, 274, 275 BARNES, KATHY 225 BARNHILL, LOIS 225, 274 BARR, CHARLES 172 BARR, DEBORAH 225, 274 BARRETT, HARRIET 114, 197, 272, 273 BARRETT, MARY JANE 161, 272 BARROW, WEYMAN 209 BARTHOL, DEBORAH 197 BARTHOL, LIDA 225 BARTHOL, PAUL 172, 278 BARTOW, NANCY 247, 249 BASKETBALL, FRESHMAN 66, 272 BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ J.V. 86, 272 BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ VARSITY 85, 272 BASKETBALL, J.V. 65, 272 BASKETBALL, VARSITY 62, 63, 64, 272 BASYE, SYLVIA 172, 278, 274 BATES, CHARLES 273 BATES, FRANK 225, 273 BAUER, CAREN 225, 274, 275, 277 BAUGHMAN, PEGGY 80, 172, 278, 274, 275 BAYNE, SUSAN 225 BAYUK, KATHLYNN 276 BEASLEY, VICKIE 172 BECK, DEBORAH 86, 209, 272, 274 BECKER, RICHARD 209 BEDWELL, KAREN 225 BEENE, MICHAEL 209 BEENE, ROBIN 209, 273, 277, 276 BEETON, JANE 225, 275, 276 BEHREND, ROGER 225, 273, 277, 276 BEHREND, VALERIE 225 BELL, ALISON 225, 273 BELL, ROBERT 172 BELLES, BARBARA 172 BENGE, MARVIN 197 BENNECHE, BARBARA 197 BENNECHE, JANET 225, 274, 277 BENNETT, BARBARA 143 BENNETT, DOUGLAS 273 BENNETT, FRANCIS 121, 276 BENNETT, JOHN 115, 116, 197, 275, 277 BENNETT, PEGGY 225, 274 BENNETT, SARA 225, 275, 276 BENNETT, TONY 146 BENNETT, RALPH 209 BERGE, FRED 209, 273 BERGER, LISA 197, 272, 275, 276 BERGSTROM, ROGER 149 BERMAN, JANET 33, 127, 172, 273, 275, 276, 277, 278 BERMAN, JUDY 100, 210, 275 BERNHARDS, JANET 197 BERRY, GERALD 156, 219, 275 BERRY, JAN 210 BERTRAM, JUDITH 225, 274, 277 BESLEY, DAVID 172, 273 BESLEY, TRISHA 197 BETHEA, CARL 24, 197, 273 BEVERIDGE, MARY 157 BEYLOR, CINDI 210, 274 BIAS, KIMBERLY 273 BIBLE CLUB 118 BIDDISON, TERRI 226, 275 BILLINGSLEY, DEBBIE 210, 274 BILLINGSLEY, GARY 197 BIRCH, MARY JO 38, 127, 197, 275 BIRCH, SALLY 83, 226, 274, 275 BIRKELAND, ANN 210, 273 BIRKELAND, JANET 197, 276 BISHOP, BONITA 172, 278 BLAIR, PATRICIA 167 BLAKE, NANCY 197 BLEY, GARY 172, 278 BOEHM, STEVE 36, 201, 273 BOGLE, CINDY 226 BOGLE, RICHARD 210 BOHEN, DOLORES 147, 275 BOHEN, KERRY 210 BOHEN, SEAN 226, 272 BOHR, CYNTHIA 225, 274 BOHRER, ANN 112, 198, 276 BOISSEAU, GUY 21, 36, 172, 186, 276, 277, 278 BONNES, JOHN 172, 273 BORE, MARY LOU 226 BOSTWICK, BECKY 25, 80, 89, 91, 130, 172, 194, 256, 272, 274, 275, 277, 278 BOUCHARD, PATRICIA 210 BOUCHER, ROBERT 273, 277 BOUCHER, TIMOTHY 69, 76, 273, 277, 278 BOURN, ANDY 198 BOURN, RACHEL 156, 275 BOUTTE, DONNA 226 BOWMAN, LORRAINE 226 BOYD, VANESSA 226 BOYS’ CHORUS 104, 272 BRADING, ELINOR 158 BRADY, KENNETH 210 BRASKO, ELENA 210, 274, 275 BRASKO, MARYA 42, 172, 275, 278 BREEDING, JOSEPH 226, 276 BREEN, RICHARD 226 BRIDGEMAN, MICHAEL 50, 61, 76, 77, 198, 272, 273, 275 BROCK, REBECCA 172, 273, 278 BROOKS, PAMELA 226 BROWN, JENNIFER 48, 210, 245, 272, 275 BROWN, LEE 198, 274 BROWN, MATTHEW 226, 273 BROWN, MICHAEL 173, 273, 278 BROWN, SANDRA 226, 274 BROWNFIELD, BRENDA 198, 274 BROWNING, MARGARET 173, 274, 275, 277, 278 BRUCE, CHRIS 37, 198, 200, 247, 255, 275, 277 BRUCE, CONNIE 210 BRYAN, BLACKSHEA 210 BRYANT, KAREN 278 BUC, VIVIAN 198, 276 BUCKLEY, ELIZABETH 198, 201, 274 BUGLASS, ANNETTE 173, 278 BUGLASS, ERIN 226, 274, 277 BULLARD, PAULA 198 BURGESS, WARREN 162 BURLESON, CHUCK 24, 132, 198, 272, 273,275 BURNSWORTH, RICHARD 52, 198, 272, 273 BURR, BARBARA 226, 274 BURR, MARY 198 BURROWS, KRISTIN 277 BURTON, DENISE 226 BURTON, ROBERT 173, 276, 278 BURVIS, GUNARS 198 BUTLER, ALFRED 198, 273 BUTLER, DIANNE 273 BUTLER, REBECCA 173 BUTLER, NANCEE 210 BUTZ, JOHN 55, 65, 76, 77, 272, 273 BUTZ, SAMUEL 272, 273 BYERS, JEAN 226, 274 BYRNE, PHYLLIS 226 c CADOU, LINDA 198, 274 CADOU, NANCY 226, 277 CAFETERIA STAFF 167 CAIN, VICKI 173, 278 CALDINE, DAVID 278 CALDINE, KATHLEEN 210, 274, 276 CALDINE, MARK 198, 273, 276 CALDWELL, DEBORAH 226 CALL, JONATHAN 210 CALLEJAS, BETSY 21, 173, 188, 278 CALLEJAS, NANCY 198, 205, 274, 275 CALNAN, KATHLEEN 128, 198, 276, 103 CAMPBELL, MIKE 210 CANTRELL, HARVEY 173, 278 CAPERTON, FRED 24, 100, 198, 273, 275 CAPPELLANTI, AL 65, 210, 272, 274, 275 CAPPELLANTI, ALFRED 66, 150, 272 CARAS, BRIAN 226 CARAS, DAVID 41, 108, 197, 198, 272, 276,277 CARDIN, MINETTE 173, 274, 275, 278 CARDWELL, CHERYL 173 CARETTI, BARBARA 198, 273, 276 CARETTI, KAREN 173, 274, 277, 278 CAREY, BRIAN 226, 273, 276 CAREY, KATHLEEN 198, 274 CAREY, THERESA 210 CARLIN, CRAIG 173 CARLIN, PAUL 198 CARLTON, RONALD 210 CARNEVALE, ROBERT 173, 277,.278 CARNEY, CYNTHIA 173, 277, 278 CARRICK, VIRGINIA 167 CARRICO, ROXANNE 226, 274 CARICO, SUE 210, 274 CARROLL, BRIAN 210, 242, 272 CASON, SUSAN 173, 278 CASSELL, JIM 50, 52, 194, 273, 278 CASSELS, KENT 227 CATES, SCOTT 198, 276 CAVENDER, LARRY 157, 221 CHABOT, CHRISTINA 173, 274, 278 CHARLIER, BEVERLY 227, 274, 277 CHARNLEY, MARTHA 31, 33, 38, 174, 273, 276, 278 CHARNLEY, MARY 210, 273, 276, 277 CHARTIER, BEV 276 CHARTIER, MICHAEL 174, 278 CHASE, DAVID 174, 194, 274, 278 CHAVEZ, DAVID 174, 273 CHEERLEADERS, FRESHMEN 49, 272 CHEERLEADERS, J.V. 48, 272 CHEERLEADERS, VARSITY 46, 272 CHESS CLUB 272 CHEZEM, DOUGLAS 211 CHIEFFE, CHARLES 127, 146, 275 CHILDERS, ANDREW 227, 272, 275 282 CHILDRESS, JOHN 227 CHORALE 100, 272 CHRISINGER, JAMES 174, 191, 273, 276, 277, 278 CHRISINGER, JEFF 227, 273 CHRISTENSEN, LISA 198, 242, 255, 277 CHRISTENSON, DON 211 CHRISTENSON, ROBERT 273, 278 CHRISTI, TIM 227, 272, 273, 277 CHRISTIAN, DAVID 174, 256, 278 CHRISTINSON, ROBERT 118, 174 CHUNG, CHI 211 CLAGGETT, RALPH 227 CLARK, JOAN 198 CLARK, MIKE 211, 273 CLARKE, JANET 227 CLAYPOOL, RICHARD 50, 144, 273 CLAYTON, ROBERT 52, 174, 273, 275, 278 CLINE, BENCIE 167 CLINGENPEEL, MARK 211, 276 COARI, STEVE 211, 276 COBBINS, BONNIE 274 COCKRELL, ROBERT 174 COCKRELL, THOMAS 259 COE, PATRICIA 227 : COLE, ARTHUR 211 COLE, BARRY 211 COLEMAN, HEIDI 174 COLEMAN, RENNIE 142, 277 COLEMAN, SHARON 211 COLLIER, JOANNE 174, 278 COLLINS, SANDRA 42, 174, 278 COLVILLE, JOHN 277 COLVILLE, KATHERINE 23, 130, 166, 174, 274, 277, 2 78 COLVILLE, SUZANNE 86, 91, 227, 272, 274 COMPTON, IAMES 100, 174, 277, 278 COMPTON, MARGARET 211 CONCERT BAND 108, 273 CONDO, GWENDOLYN 211 CONKLIN, DARLENE 227 CONLEY, KENNETH 211, 274 CONLEY, STEVEN 199, 272, 276 CONLEY, BARBARA 175 CONN, BARBARA 164 CONN, RICK 199 CONNOLLY, BRIAN 58, 227, 273 CONNER, ALTHEA 211 COON, MICHELLE 227, 274 COOPER, LESLIE 199 COOPER, TRACEY 211 COPLAND, MARTHA 211, 275 CORBEY, BILL 199 CORBIN, CHERYL 175, 274, 276, 278 CORBIN, WILLIAM 211, 273 CORDELL, DAVID 227 CORNISH, LINDA 175, 274, 276, 278 CORWIN, DONNA 175, 273 COUCH, KATHY 211 COUGHLAN, VICKIE 103, 199, 276 COULTER, JOHN 175, 186, 273, 275, 278 COVER, DAVE 199, 273, 277 COX, CYNTHIA 227, 274, 275 COX, RANDY 227 COYLE, MILTON 155, 189 COZZETTO, ANGELO 152 CRAIG, DANNY 227 CRAIG, MIKE 211 CRAIG, SUE 211, 276 CRAMER, KAREN 175, 194, 272, 276, 277, 278 CRATSLEY, MARY ANN 211, 273, 276 CRAUN, BILL 57, 227, 273 CRAUN, PAM 199, 274, 275 CRAWFORD, JANICE 274 CREAMER, SHEREE 175 CREWS, LILLIAN 164 CROCKETT, JAMES 175, 194 CROSS COUNTRY, J.V. 58, 273 CROSS COUNTRY, VARSITY 58, 273 CUER, KIM 211, 277 CUER, LINDA 199 CULLEN, PATRICIA 227, 275 CULP, BRADFORD 199, 272, 276 CULP, SYLVIA 139, 175, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277 CULP, VICTOR 211,272,273,276 CUNNINGHAM, ANN 211 CUNNINGHAM, RITA 227, 274 CURRIER, JOHN 273, 276, 277 CURTIS, LU ANN 175, 274, 276, 278 CUSHMAN, CHRISTIN 166 CUSTER, BARBARA 175, 278 CZARNY, CANDACE 46, 199, 272 D DAHMER, ROBERT 175 DAHMER, TONI 212 DAILEY, TIMOTHY 227, 273 DALEY, EDWARD 55, 78, 212, 273 DALSTROM, WARREN 211, 222, 243 DARCEY, THOMAS 39, 43, 199, 272, 275 DARNELL, DAVID 227 DART, CHARLES 58, 175, 273, 278 DAUGHERTY, WAYNE 227 DAVIDSON, KIM 273, 276, 277 DAVIDSON, WAYNE 120, 199, 272, 276 DAVIES, BANKHEAD 175, 273, 275 DAVIS, CHARLES 175, 278 DAVIS, DEBBIE 212, 275 DAVIS, DONNA 273, 278 DAVIS, MYRTLE 156 DAVIS, MARCIA 176 DAVIS, SCOTT 199 DAVIS, STEVEN 176, 276, 277, 278 DAVIS, SUSAN 227 DAWSON, VELMA 132, 144, 275 DEAN, KAREN 199 DEAN, ROSCO 74, 272 DEBATE CLUB 132, 273 DEBLOIS, WAYNE 21, 176, 187, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278 D.E.C.A. 273 DECKER, TERRY 176 DEFRANCE, ANNE 154, 272 DENTON,BETTY 164 DENTON, RICHARD 272, 273, 276, 277 DEPAOLIS, MICHELE 227 DEPEW, GLORIA 176, 278 DEPRIEST, BRENDA 212 DERING, CAROL 164 DESANTIS, MARIA 122, 153 DESCHENES, JULES 152, 274 DEYARMIN, CINDY 227 DICKERSON, MARVIN 212 DICKEY, LAURAN 176, 276, 278 DICKINSON, EDMUND 199 DICKINSON, FREDERICK 228, 273 DICKSON, JOHN 132, 199, 273, 274, 275 DILTS, DOROTHY 212, 274, 275 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 119 DIX, ELIZABETH 36, 176, 272, 276, 278 DOBLER, CAROL 176 DOBLER, ROBERT 199 DODGE, DOUGLAS 199 DOMINGUEZ, CATHERINE 122, 176, 277, 278 DOMINGUEZ, JOSEPH 69, 199, 277 DOMINGUEZ, STEPHANIE 38, 212, 274, 275 DOMINY, RUSSELL 199 DONAHUE, PAUL 226, 228, 273, 276 DONAHUE, STEPHEN 137, 199, 272, 275, 276 DONALDSON, ROBERT 176, 273, 276, 277 DOSS, ELIZABETH 166 DOTSON, RANDY 2X2 DOUD, KAREN 253 DOVE, BETTY 176 DOW, KATHRYN 228, 237, 273, 277 DOWDLE, CLAUDIA 83, 89, 212, 274, 275 DOWDLE, MELANIE 228, 274 DOYLE, DAVID 212 DRAPER, SHIRLEY 144 DRESSER, MARK 176 DRIVER, DAVID 212 DUCHARME, DANIEL 227, 273 DUCHELLE, STEVEN 78 DUCKWITZ, PHILLIP 228 DUCKWITZ, WILLIAM 29, 176, 275, 277, 278 DUCKWITZ, ZANDRIA 176, 273 DUNN, CINDY 199 DUNN, DALE 212 DUNN, DAVID 212, 273, 275 DUNN, GARY 199 DUNN, ROBERT 228 DUNSMORE, DAVID 212, 273 DWYER, ALLISON 228, 275 E EAGLE, JO ANNE 228 EAGLE, RICK 245, 273 EAKLE,SHELBY 278 EALLEY, DOUGLAS 278 EAST, ROSEMARY 176 EDDY, SANDRA 228, 275 EDWARDS, PATTY 176, 273, 277, 278 EGER, KATHLEEN 176, 273, 278 EIDEM, KRISTINE 212 ELDER, LINDA 107, 272, 276, 278 ELICH, DEE 228, 273 ELLIOTT, LAURA 228, 273, 275 ELLIS, DOUG 212 ELLIS, VIRGINIA 228 EMBRY, VICKIE 212, 276 EMERY, MARGHERITA 176 ENGLEBECK, RANALD 212, 276 ENGLEHART, DARLENE 212 EUSTACE, KAREN 212, 244, 251 EVANS, GALE 273 EVANS, JOSEPH 199 EVANS, MICHAEL 98, 139, 177, 272, 276,278 EVERSON, GEORGE 165 EWELL, JOHN 199 EWELL, RICHARD 228 F FAILACCI, KAREN 228 FAIRFAX, STEVEN 213 FAIRFAX, WILLIAM 177, 279 FANT, DURWARD 39, 199, 259, 274, 275 FARDWELL, CHARLES 200, 276 FARLEY, KEVIN 61, 62, 272 FARMER, ANN 209, 213, 258, 274 FARMER, IDA 167 FARMER, MARTIN 200, 273 FARMER, SUSAN 37, 130, 200, 201, 242, 250, 274, 275, 277 FAY, KAREN 128, 213, 276 FEARON, SUSAN 213 FEATHER, JOHN 116, 132, 200, 273, 275 FEATHER, LINDA 213, 273, 274, 276 FEDOR, CHRISTOPHER 177, 272, 273, 275, 276 FEDOR, JAN 213, 218, 275 FEE, RUBY 213, 272, 273, 274 FEEHAN, THOMAS 200, 255 FENNELL, JESSICA 213 FENNELL, KEVIN 177 FENTRESS, STANLEY 177 FERGUSON, JANET 213, 275 FERRELL, JAMES 228 FIGGERS, NANCY 200, 273, 275, 276 FINLEY, ANN 177, 279 FISCHER, SAMUEL 121, 132, 200 FISH, CATHERINE 177, 273, 279 FISH, NANCY 213 FISHBACK, EARL 228 FISHER, WILLIAM 228 FISHER, MARGARET 167 FISHER, SAMUEL 29, 258, 273, 274, 275 FISK, EMILY 116, 200, 272, 275, 277 FISK, GAIL 221 FISK, MARCUS 21. 41, 97, 139, 177, 194, 273, 274, 275, 277, 279 FITZPATRICK, TERRANCE 57, 228, 272, 273 FITZSIMMONS, FREDRIC 177, 188, 279 FITZSIMMONS, RICHARD 275 FIX, BARRY 177 FIX, BRIAN 273 FLOYD, MAXWELL 115, 200, 272, 274, 276 FLOYD, STEPHEN 228, 276 FOLKS, RODNEY 228 FONES, JOHN 213 FOOTBALL, FRESHMAN 57, 273 FOOTBALL, J.V. 55, 56, 273 FOOTBALL, VARSITY 50, 51, 52, 53, 273 FORD, DEBORAH 228, 274 FORD, KATHRINE 200 FORD,SHELLEY 228 FOREHAND, ORSDELL 72, 177 FOREHAND, JAY 228 FORENSICS 138 FORSYTHE, EDWARD 151, 273 FORTNEY, DENNIS 229 FORTNEY, MARTHA 167 FOSTER, CHARLEEN 229, 274 FOSTER, JOHN 177, 279 FOSTER, PAMELA 229 FOURQUREAN, CLAIRE 213, 275 FOWLER, LOREN 213, 273 FOX, DANIEL 200 FOX, DARLENE 299 FOX, ELWOOD 213 FRAKES, BARBARA 229, 274, 277 FRAKES, DIANE 177 FRAKES, WILLIAM 213 FRANKS, JAMES 72, 155, 202, 272 FRAZEE,STEPHEN 177 FREDERICK, HARRIET 146 FREDERICK, MATTHEW 213 FREEMAN, GEORGE 213, 273 FREEMAN, JEREMY 157, 276 283 INDEX i Di-: FREEMAN, WILLIAM 213, 276 FRENCH CLUB 123, 274 FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY 137, 274 FRIEL, EILEEN 213, 273, 274, 275, 276 FRIEND, NANCY 177 FRISCH, BEATE 213 FRITTER, NORMAN 148 FRODIGH, DEBORAH 213, 272 FRY, DAVID 229 FRYE, BRENDA 213, 274, 275 FULLER, SALLY 130, 200, 205, 242, 250, 272, 277 FUNKHOUSER, WILLIAM 163 FURGESON, FRANK 97, 98, 150, 277 FUSCHINI, ROBERT 178, 279 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 126, 274 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 126, 274 G GALBRAITH, BRUCE 229 GALLICK, MARY ANN 147 GALLOWAY, JOANNE 273 GAMBLE, JACQUELIN 213 GAMLIN, PHILLIP 178 GARASIC, MARGUERITE 275, 279 GARDNER, ROBERT 178, 273, 279 GARDNER, SANDRA 83, 86, 213, 272, 274, 275, 276 GASTROCK, BEVERLY 213 GATES, PAMELA 166 GAYLOR, CRAIG 178, 279 GEHMAN, CATHERINE 178, 274, 279 GEISINGER, KAREN 229, 274 GEISINGER, SHERRY 178, 272, 276, 277, 279 GEIST, BARBARA 166 GERMAN CLUB 125, 274 GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY 137, 274 GIBBS, SHIRLEY 167 GINSBERG, CAROL 178, 275, 279 GIRL’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 118, 274 GIRLS’ CHORUS 104, 274 GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE 104, 274 GJERSUIK, HEIDI 229, 238, 274 GLACKEN, DENNIS 229 GLACKEN, WILLIAM 213 GLASS, LARRY 213 GLAUNER, FREDERICK 213, 275, 276 GLAUNER, NANCY 229, 274, 276 GLENNEY, DAVID 200 GLODEN, TIMOTHY 213 GLOVER, DEBBIE 200, 247 GOECL, PINA 200 GOLDEN, LYNN 229 GOLDHAMMER, STEVEN 272 GOLIGHTLY, CYNTHIA 229, 274 GOOD, JAMES 21, 178, 279 GOODIEL, CARL 24, 200, 255, 273 GOODIEL, EMIT 213, 273 GORE, MARY JANE 275 GRAHAM, DAVID 277, 279 GRAHAM, KATHERINE 229, 274 GRAMMER, ROHN 272, 276 GRAVES, HOLLY 31, 178, 272, 276, 279 GRAYSON, LARRY 200, 276 GREAVES, HOLLY 100, 178, 275 GREELEY, BETH 86, 91, 214, 272, 275, 276 GREEN, BRENDA 200 GREEN, WAYNE 178 GREENE, JANET 214 GREENWAY, CHRIS 41, 200, 274, 277 GREENWAY, JOHN 214 GREENWAY, MARK 229, 272 GREENWAY, TERRY 214 GREGORY, ALISON 178 GREGORY, BILL 97, 98, 110, 200, 273, 276, 277 GREGORY, KATHY 229 GRIFFIN, ROD 214 GRIFFIN, TIM 200, 275 GRIGGS, RICHARD 214, 276 GRIMES, NOREEN 229, 274, 275, 277 GRIMES, TIM 200, 275, 276 GRIMES, WILSON 229 GROETTUM, DEBRA 229 GROVES, JOAN 23, 80, 172, 178, 272, 274, 275, 276, 277, 279 GROVES, MARY 178, 279 GRUBBS, CAROLYN 85, 178, 274, 279 GUENTZ, LAURA 200, 274 GUINN, GARY 273, 276 GUINTER, ROY 178 GUNNING, MARGIE 107, 118, 130, 179, 272, 276, 277, 279 GUNNING, ROBERT 118, 273 GUTHRIE, WENDY 214, 273, 275, 277 GUY, COLIN 229 GUY, LISA 200, 204, 249, 272, 274, 275 GUZDOWSKI, JACK 272, 273 GUZDOWSKI, JANET 179, 279 GYMNASTICS CLUB 275 H HAACK, SANDRA 273 HAAS, EDWARD 229, 272 HACKLEY, SHERRY 229 HAGAN, MARGARET 145 HAGAN, SARAH 137, 179, 273, 274, 276, 277 HAIGLER, DONALD 229 HAILEY, KENNETH 200 HALBROOKS, ANITA 274 HALL, DARLENE 179 HALL, LINDA 273 HALL, ROBERT 200 HALL, SUSAN 229, 274 HAMILL. ALEXANDER 214 HAMILTON, WILLIAM 58, 272, 273, 275, 276 HANCOCK, STEPHEN 214 HAND, DEBORAH 137, 200, 274 HANKLA, DAVID 201, 273 HANKLA, ELIZABETH 214, 273, 275 HANKS, PATRICIA 21, 147, 188, 272 HANNIGAN, CARL 179, 273 HANSON, GLORIA 214 HANSON, RICHARD 179 HARDIN, RHONDA 230 HARMAN, RODGER 214 HARRIS, BRUCE 230, 272 HARRIS, ELIZABETH 89, 201, 249 HARRIS, FRANCES 179, 279 HARRIS, JUDY 200, 201, 205, 272 HARRIS, LAURIE 214, 274. 275 HARRIS, ROBERTA 230, 274, 275 HARRIS, RONALD 201, 272, 276 HARRIS, TERESA 25, 31, 179, 194, 274, 275, 279 HARRISON, JANICE 137, 201, 274, 277 HARRISON, RAPHAEL 214 HART, SARAH 214, 273, 277 HARTY, KATHRYN 178, 179, 279 HARTY, THOMAS 214, 272 HASTINGS, WALTER 58 HASTINGS, WARREN 214, 273 HAUNGS, MICHAEL 214 HAUNGS, SANDRA 31, 179, 274, 279 HAYES, ALBERT 214 HAWKES, COREY 273 HAYWARD, ED 214 HAZEL, DAVID 273, 277 HEAD, STEVEN 230 HEAFNER, BRENDA 230, 272, 274 HEAFNER, CYNTHIA 21, 46, 179, 194, 272, 273, 279 HEARNE, LAURA 214, 273 HEDDEN, LUIE 214 HEFLIN, ROY 279 HEFLIN, VICKIE 230 HEIM, ALLEN 214, 273, 276 HEIM, JEFFREY 230, 273, 277 HENDERSON, MARY ANN 179, 279 HENDRICSON, MILDRED 163 HENKEL, CHUCK 214, 273, 275, 276, 277 HENNESSY, GRACE 274 HENNESSEY, THORA 167 HENRY, LINDA 179, 194, 275, 279 HENRY SHARON 80, 85, 179, 194, 272, 274, 275, 279 HERIOR, GAIL 230, 274 HERMANN, DONALD 137, 214 HERRMANN, LINDA 230 HERRMANN, MARGARET 214, 277 HERSHEY, WILLIAM 230 HERSHON, HARRY 201 HERS HON, MARY 201, 274 HICKEY, BARRY 201, 272, 273, 275 HICKEY, ROBERT 230, 272 HICKS, SHEREA 48, 201, 245, 248, 272 HIDALGO, GEORGE 214 HIGDON, DAVID 201, 273 HILBURN, DEBORAH 230 HILL, BARBARA 179, 279 HILL, CANDACE, 179, 274, 277, 279 HILL, DAVID 273, 274 HILL, PATRICIA 179, 274, 276, 277, 279 HILL, ROBERT 179 HILL, ROBIN 201 HILL, ROSIE 24, 83, 201, 274, 275 HILL, WENDY 214, 273 HILLEY, NANCY 180, 244 HIRABAYASHI, RICHARD 71, 214, 277 HITZELBURG, JILL 230, 276 HIXSON, MICHAEL 201 HIXSON, MONICA 230, 274 HOBBS, CONNIE 85, 89, 201, 272, 274, 275, 276, 277 HOCKER, MICHAEL 137, 201, 276 HOCKER, PAMELA 214 HOCKEY, J.V. 82, 83, 275 HOCKEY, VARSITY 80, 81, 275 HODGE, RICHARD 23, 180, 274, 277, 279 HODGES, ANN 180 HODGES, KATHRYN 230 HODGES, REBECCA 180 HODGSON, PETER 214, 273, 275, 276 HOEHNE, WILLIAM 230, 273, 277 HOGG, EVELYN 230, 274 HOGUE, MICHAEL 230, 272, 273 HOGUE, VIVIAN 201, 274, 276, 277 HOLDEN, SHERRY 214, 272 HOLLAND, FRANK 201 HOLLIFIELD, DAVID 214 HOLLIFIELD, DENNIS 214 HOLLIS, VALERIE 153, 277 HOLMES, DEBBIE 230, 276 HOLZBERLIN, SUSIE 93, 214, 275, 276 HOPKINS, ALISON 201, 277 HOPPLE, DIXIE 143 HOPPLE, JESSICA 201, 273, 276, 277 HOUSDEN, JUDY 214 HOWSER, GLORIA 244 HUDSON, DIANE 38, 98, 201, 272, 274, 277 HUDSON, ELIZABETH 230, 274 HUDSON, MAUREEN 230, 272, 274 HUDSON, PAUL 24, 39, 93, 201, 246, 273, 275, 277 HUDSON, SCOTT 97, 98, 180, 182, 194, 277, 279 HUDSON, SfEVEN 215, 272, 275, 276 HUDSON, TINA 230 HUERTA, CYNTHIA 230, 274 HUFF, KENNETH 215, 273, 277 HUGHES, MATTHEW 230 HUNZEKER, SUSAN 25, 86, 272, 274 HUNZICKER, DAVID 180, 273, 279 HUPPERT, CHRISTINE 201 HUPPERT, CLAUDIA 180 HURLBERT, BARRY 231 HURTT, JOHN 180, 273 HUSSEY, PETER 70, 231, 273, 275, 277 HUSSEY, SAMUEL 31, 52, 180, 272, 273, 275, 279 HUX, CHRISTOPHER 231, 272 HYNES, MARK 33, 110, 180, 273, 276, 277, 279 HYNES, MATT 108, 161, 273, 276, 277 I IAMES, RICHARD 215 I.C.T. 119 INTERACT 100, 275 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB 121, 275 INTRAMURALS 93 IRVING, NEIL 167 “IT’S ACADEMIC” 132, 275 JACKSON, BILL 215 JACKSON, EILEEN 98, 180, 277, 279 JACKSON, KIMBERLY 180 JACKSON, LAURA 231 JACOBS, JENNIFER 231, 274 JACOBS, LOIS 231 JACOBSON, BARBARA 215 JANISZEWSKI, EDMUND 158 JASPER, ALAN 231, 272, 273, 276 JECKELL, CHUCK 199, 276 JENKINS, JOE 114, 122, 127, 201, 272, 275, 276, 277 JENKINS, PAUL 231, 273 JENKINS, RUSHEL 113, 137, 215, 274, 275, 276 JENNINGS, CATHERINE 215, 249 JERMAN, DIANE 230 JESSEE, GLEN 121, 215, 274, 275 JETER, CHARLES 154 JEVIDEN, PAM 231 JEWELL, DELANEY 36, 273 JEWEL, REBECCA 180 JOCHEM, MARGARET 118, 146 JOHNS, KATHY 276 JOHNS, RICHARD 180, 279 JOHNSON, BRENDA 85, 159, 272, 275 JOHNSON, CHERYL 231, 273 JOHNSON, DEBORAH 180 JOHNSON, GLEN 231 JOHNSON, JOYCE 275 284 JOHNSON, PENNY 215 JOHNSON, SANDRA 181, 272, 279 JOHNSTON, JEFFREY 273 JOKINEN, KARIN 37, 80, 130, 201, 274, 275, 277 JOLLY, TIMOTHY 181, 272, 276, 279 JONES, LEE 231, 274 JONES, NANCY 135, 215, 223, 273, 274, 275, 276 JORDAN, BILL 231, 273, 275, 279 JORDAN, MARK 33, 108, 180, 273, 277, 279 JORDAN, SUZANNE 274, 277, 279 JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY 135, 275 K KADI, DAVID 181 KADI, KAREN 42, 181, 276, 279 KADOU, LINDA 243 KAISER, DAVID 276 KALINA, THOMAS 231 KAPLAN, DAVID 231 KEEFE, ILSE 181, 274, 279 KEETON, TIMOTHY 181, 279 KELLER, SHERRILL 215, 275, 276 KELLEY, KIMBERLY 181 KELLEY, WAYNE 215, 276 KELLEY, WILLIAM 181 KELLY, COLLEEN 215 KELLY, MARY 231 KELLY, RICHARD 215 KENNEDY, PAUL 128, 181, 194, 276, 279 KENT, TERRI 23, 135, 181, 272, 275, 277, 279 KERN, MARY 137, 152, 275 KERNS, WAYNE 231, 272, 273 KEYETTES 100, 275 KIELSGARD, GARY 181, 184 KIELSGARD, JUDY 215, 274, 275 KIERNAN, RALPH 155 KILLEN, DANIEL 57, 231, 273 KILLEN, DENNIS 57, 231, 273 KINCAID, ROBERT 201, 273, 277 KINCHELOE, GARY 181 KINK, DONALD 216 KING, BOBBIE 86, 215, 272 KING, JOEL 272, 276 KING, KAREN 201 KING, LEWIS 70 KINGSLEY, KAREN 89, 201, 274, 275, 276 KINGSLEY, KATHY 23, 274, 275 KINGSLEY, EUGENE 181 KINSEY, CECILY 209, 215, 275, 276, 277 KINSEY, CHANDA 29, 32, 33, 97, 112, 181, 272, 276, 279 KIPP, TERENCE 181, 279 KISER, DAVID 273 KISHLINE, BRIAN 231, 273 KISHLINE, KATHERINE 202, 276 KLAASSEN, PAUL 231, 275 KLIMONDA, VERONICA 231, 273, 274 KNAPP, MARY 232, 274 KOCHER, JAMES 182, 279 KOCHER, KEVIN 232 KOCHER, LINDA 232, 274 KOGAN, DEBRA 232, 274 KOHN, NORA 182, 279 KOONTZ, MARVIN 157 KORFANTA, MICHAEL 202, 274, 276 KOVARIK, MIKE 202 KRAMER, ALAN 232 KREHMEYER, LYNNE 276 KUNTSMANN, KATHERINE 202, 274 KUNTZ, DEBORAH 202, 273 L LABADIE, DANA 273 LACROIX, KEVIN 72, 215, 217, 272, 275, 276 LAKE, JENNIFER 182 LAM, IRA 160, 274 LAMANNA, TOM 216 LAMB, MARY 216 LAMBERT, KRISTIE 276 LANDERS, KAREN 216, 274 LANIER, NORMA 31, 107, 182, 272, 275, 276, 280 LAPOLLA, BRADFORD 182 LARKINS, CLAUDIA 216, 274, 276 LAROSE, SUSAN 273 LARSEN, JIM 202 LATHEROW, SUSAN 216, 273, 274 LATIN CLUB 124, 275 LATIN HONOR SOCIETY 137 LAUGHLIN, KEVIN 216 LAUGHLIN, MOLLY 232, 274, 276 LAUZIER, ANNE 128, 216, 273, 274, 276 LAVALLEE, ROGER 155 LAW, VICKIE 232 LAWSON, HELEN 151 LAYNE, SARAH 156 LEAKE, BRENDA 216 LEAK, GERTRUDE 274 LEAR, GREG 232, 273 LEAR, STEPHEN 182, 273, 277, 280 LEDERER, ROB 216, 273, 276 LEE, LESLIE 272 LEE, MARTHA 25, 46, 91, 202, 252, 272, 274 LEMON, DEBRA 232 LEVIN, JEEP 216 LEVINSON, ELIZABETH 216, 276 LEVINSON, HARRY 182, 275, 276, 277, 280 LEWIS, DONALD 182, 275, 277, 280 LEWIS, DULANY 232 LEWIS, JOHN 232, 272 LEWIS, MARK 58, 232, 272, 273 LEWIS, MIKE 232 LEWIS, RICHARD 216 LEWIS, STEPHEN 273 LIBBY, DANA 232 LICKEY, BRENDA 216 LICKEY, WILLIAM 202 LIGHT CREW 115, 275 LILLEY, JACKI 232, 245, 274 LILLEY, VICKI 182, 256, 280 LILLISTON, GAIL 232, 274, 276 LIMBURG, MICHAEL 182, 280 LIMBURG, SUSAN 232, 274 LINDBERG, MARY 149 LINDEN. KIM 232, 276 LINQUIST, ERIC 135, 216, 273, 275 LINEHAN, PATRICIA 232 LINK, WESLEY 272 LIPSCOMB, DANNY 216, 259 LITERARY MAGAZINE 127, 275 LITTEN, RICK 121, 216, 2?5, 276 LOCKHART, CONNIE 277 LOFTUS, JANE 182, 277, 280 LOFTUS, ROSEMARY 128, 202, 273, 276 LOHR, ROBERTA 202 LOKAY, DENISE 232, 274 LONG, DAVID 202, 276 LONG, DONNA 85, 272, 274, 275, 277, 280 LONG, MARSHA 202, 273 LONG, MARY JANE 29, 42, 113, 137, 182, 274, 276, 277, 280 LONG, PATRICK 182, 273, 27T LOONEY, BRUCE 216 LORAW, KAREN 274 LOUGHRY, ARTHUR 182, 280 LOVETT, PAUL 202, 273 LOWE, CAROL 128, 202, 249, 276, 277 LUCKETT, RICHARD 183, 273, 280 LUNSFORD, TERESA 216, 272 LUSTER, DEBRA 202 LYNCH, JOELYN 216, 272, 277 LYNCH, JOE 232 LYNN, ERNIE 23, 61, 62, 182, 194, 272, 280 LYNN, SUZANNE 83, 86, 202, 272, 274, 275 M MACDONALD, MIKE 202, 259, 273, 275, 276 MACDONALD, PAT 216 MACHINSKI, DAWN 183, 273 MACHINSKI, JOAN 232 MACNEIL, JOSEPH 202, 272 MADDOX, HELEN 167 MADRIGALS 107, 276 MAESTRI, MICHAEL 216 MAGNUSSON, JANET 24, 43, 202, 248, 274, 275, 276, 277 MAHONEY, GREG 24, 39, 76, 202, 273, 275 MAI, KEITH 181, 183, 273, 274, 277, 280 MAJORETTES 112, 276 MALEY, RICHARD 216, 273, 276 MALLEN, GERARD 280 MALLEN, ROSE 216, 275 MANGERS, DIANA 183, 275, 280 MANNING, JAMES 142, 207 MARCHING BAND 110 MARIMBA BAND 108, 276 MARKEE, PAUL 202, 273 MARKERETH, TRACY 232 MARKHAM, MAUREEN 217, 276 MARKHAM, PAUL 233 MARSH, PAM 202 MARSHALL, NELLIE 161, 272 MARTELL, DONNA 233, 276 MARTIN, BRENDA 233, 275 MARTIN, KAREN 217, 274 MARTIN, MICHAEL 273 MARTIN, SHARON 217, 274, 276 MARTIN, VIRGINIA 217 MARTIN, WILLIAM 273 MASSEY, JUNE 202 MATERS, SHARON 223 MATERS, VALERIE 217 MATH SQUAD 132, 276 MATHEWS, JUDY 217 MATTHEWS, NANCY 183 MAUCK, JOHN 183, 273 MAULDIN, GARY 65, 217, 272, 273 MAULDIN, JESS 24, 202, 273, 275 MAX, GREGG 217 MAYBERRY, JACKIE 21, 22, 23, 46, 183, 194, 252, 272, 276, 280 MAYBERRY, PATTY 112, 233, 276 MAYBERRY, ROBERT 233 MAYERS, LISA 103, 113, 217, 274, 276 MAYOBRE, MANUEL 233 MCBRIDE, JOHN 183, 280 MCCALL, JEFF 216, 272, 273 MCCAMMON, DAVID 216 MCCANN, ROBERT 272 MCCARTHY, KIM 233 MCCARTHY, PATRICIA 273 MCCONNELL, LORI 233, 275 MCCONNELL, MIKE 233, 273 MCCRAW, ALFRED 233 MCCRAW, ANN 233, 275 MCCRAW, FRANK 74, 183, 193, 280 MCDERMOTT, JAMES 216 MCDONALD, JANET 122, 128, 202, 272, 275, 276, 277 MCDONALD, LAURIE 272 MCDONALD, STEVE 233, 239, 273, 277 MCEVILY, GERARD 233, 273 MCEVILY, STEVE 21 MCFARLANE, MARGARET 33, 38, 183, 273, 274, 276, 280 MCGAHA, JOHN 202 MCGHEE, DARLENE 202 MCGINNIS, BARBARA 183 MCKAY, WILLIAM 216 MCKERNAN, DAVID 280 MCKINNON, DONALD 202 MCLAUGHLIN, ANDREA 183, 280 MCLAUGHLIN, MICHAEL 233, 273 MCLEOD, ELIZABETH 29, 184, 277, 280 MCLEOD, JENNIFER 233, 277 MCLEOD, MARY 216, 277 MCMILLEN, RANDY 233 MCMONIGLE, JOHN 57, 233, 272, 273 MCNABB, PETE 203 MCNABB, STEPHEN 233, 238 MEADE, DEBRA 233 MEANS, WENDY 233, 274 MEDINA, RICKY 233 MEEKEN, CONNIE 217, 273 MELBERGER, JOAN 160 MELLARS, YVONNE 217, 274 MENCH, JOHN 217 MENEFEE, HOLLIE 184, 273, 276, 277, 280 MERCHANT, TIM 66, 233, 272, 273 MERCK, JAMES 272 MEYER, CHRIS 233 MEYER, PENNY 184 MICHAELS, BRUCE 184, 189, 274, 280 MILKO, RICK 233, 276 MILKO, ROBERT 203, 273 MILLAR, MICHELLE 217 MILLER, BETTY 273 MILLER, CHERIE 233 MILLER, DEBRA 233, 274 MILLER, JEFF 217, 273 MILLER, MARY 86, 217, 274, 275 MILLER, RUTH 203, 273, 275, 276 MILLS, FRANCES 184 MINER, JAMES 184 MINER, JANE 184, 273 MINNIS, STEVE 78, 217, 258 MITCHELL, KAREN 233 MOELLER, JAMES 76, 159 MOFFETT, CONNIE 166 MONK, BECKY 83 MONROE, LINDA 203 MONTOUR, ELLEN 184, 274, 277, 280 MONTOUR, LEA 234 MOON, CHARLES 184, 280 MOON, DAVID 217 285 X3CINI MOM MOON, PATTY 85, 234, 272 MOONEY, DAVID 217 MOORE, BARBARA 184, 275, 280 MOORE, BLANE 203 _ MOORE, KAREN 80, 89, 91, 184, 274, 280 MOORE, KATHERINE 234, 274 MOORE, MARCIA 217 MOORE, MARY 234 MOORE, MICHAEL 184, 273 MOORE, SUDIE 33, 273, 280 MORAN, DAN 217 MORAN, LESLIE 217 MORGAN, BRENDA 217, 275 MORIN, GAYLE 203, 204 MORIN, JAMES 217 MORNSTRON, ED 234, 239, 276 MORRIS, BONNIE 218, 274, 276 MORRIS, DAVID 41, 218, 273, 275, 276, 277 MORRIS, JAMES 39, 100, 172, 184, 256, 273, 275, 276, 280 MORRIS, MARY ELLEN 276 MORRIS, SUSAN 218, 274 MORRISON, CELIA 135, 209, 218, 275 MORRISON, GRETA 234 MORTIMER, LOUISE 166 MOSS, ANN 203, 251, 274 MOSS, DWIGHT 234 MOSS, MICHELE 234, 272, 274 MOTT, CURTIS 203 MOWATT, JIM 218, 248, 273, 277 MUELLER, ANGELA 203, 273, 274 MULKEY, DEBORAH 234 MULLEN, EILEEN 135, 218, 274, 275, 276 MULVEY, KATHLEEN 234, 274, 275, 277 MUNN, CLIFTON 163, 273 MUNN, MARY 218 MUNSE, ROBERT 70, 218, 273, 277 MURPHY, DAWN 38, 234, 274 MURPHY, KATHLEEN 234 MURRAY, KENT 275 MURRAY, MARTHA 218, 274 MURRAY, SUE 83, 153, 274, 275 MURRAY, SUSAN 128, 203, 274, 276 MUSSER, DWANE 203 MYERS, BRENDA 203, 274 MYERS, SANDRA 218 N NAEHER, MARY BETH 218, 273, 276 NAISMITH, WILLIAM 203, 275 NEFF, JOSEPH 76, 77 NEIL, JUDITH 234, 274 NELSON, CINDI 203, 253, 276 NELSON, KARL 21, 31, 62, 130, 184, 272, 975 977 980 NELSON, KATHLEEN 234, 274 NELSON, MARY 203 NELSON, ROBERT 65, 218, 272 NELSON, SCOTT 218, 272 NESTER, WILLIAM 76, 184, 280 NETT, STANLEY 203, 273 NEWAGO, DAVID 234 NEWLOVE, PAUL 150 NEWMAN, AVIS 38, 112, 218, 276 NEWMAN, MELODY 218 NEWMAN, VICTORIA 234 NEWSPAPER 128, 276 NEY, PATRICIA 273 NICHOLLS, CARY 203, 276 NICHOLS, PAUL 23, 33, 115, 185, 192, 273, 280 NICHOLS, THOMAS 234, 273 NICHOLSON, NICKY 234 NICKODEM, VIRGINIA 121, 150, 275 NICODEMUS, CINDY 234 NIEDER, CAROL 174, 185, 280 NIEDER, WILLIAM 218, 273 NORTON, CHARLES 203 NUTT, THEODORE 203, 275 NYSTROM, JAMES 203 o OAKLEY, ANDY 114, 127, 203, 272, 275, 276, 277 O’CONNOR, MARY 203, 276 O’DELL, CAROLE 218, 274 O’DONNELL, BARBARA 234, 242, 247, 251 O’DONNELL, JODY 31, 185, 280 O’DONNELL, JOHN 203, 275, 276 O’DONNELL, RITA 218, 276 O’KEEFE, RICHARD 203, 274, 275 O’KEEFE, SUSAN 218, 274, 275 ODOM, DAVID 151 OLIVER, CARL 132, 218, 273, 275 OLIVER, TINA 185, 276 OLSON, JAN 204, 273, 276 OREMLAND, NANCY 185 ORR. STEVE 218 OWENS, MARY 218, 276 PALAZZOLO, MARION 157 PALMER, WILLIAM 272, 273 PAMPEL, DAVID 234 PANNEL, CHERI 234, 274 PAPKE, MARY 234 PARCELLES, DENNISE 218 PARKER, PAMELA 185, 274, 275, 277, 280 PARKER, SUSAN 204, 273, 276 PARNELL, LESLIE 218 PARNELL, PATRICIA 138, 146 PARRELL, RICHARD 32, 33, 108, 137, 185, 273, 274, 277, 280 PARRIS, TERESA 29, 85, 97, 274, 277, 280 PARRISH, LAURA 234, 274 PARROTT, WILLIAM 218, 273, 275, 276 PASCO, DEBORAH 276 PASCO, JONATHAN 31, 185, 194, 273, 275, 277, 280 PASQUARIELLO, DIANE 218 PASQUARIELLO, RICHARD 204, 273, 275 PASSUTH, ELIZABETH 185, 275, 280 PASSUTH, PATRICIA 218, 272, 275 PATILLO, ALICE 235 PATILLO, TERESA 204 PATRONE, PATRICK 235, 272, 275 PATRONE, SABRINA 113, 218, 275, 276 PATTERSON, ANN 219 PAYNE, KATHRYN 185, 273 PEACOCK, ERIN 235 PEAKE, CHERYLE 204, 274 PECK, PATTI 185,273 PEDERSEN, ROBERT 66, 219, 235, 272, 273 PEDERSEN, MARTIN 204 PEEBLES, DAVID 185 PEEBLES, DIANE 235, 274, 275 PEEL, SHARLOTTE 204 PEIL, SABRA 164 PENNEWILL, SUSAN 235 PENNINGTON, BEVERLY 235 PEP BAND 110, 276 PEP CLUB 23, 113, 276 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE 276 PERRY, RICHARD 93 PERRYMAN, ROBIN 185 PETERS, FAY 149 PETERS, WARREN 119, 162, 273 PETTINGHELL, CATHY 100, 123, 204, 273, 274, 275 PFLEGER, RONALD 185, 280 PFLUGSHAUPT, JAN 235, 276 PHILLIPS, DAPHNE 49, 235, 272, 274 PHILLIPS, DENNIS 37, 204, 277 PHILLIPS, JAMES 280 PICKETT, EDWARD 273 PIDDINGTON, SUSAN 204, 272, 274 PIERCE, RICHARD 186, 274, 280 PIERCY, KEITH 186 PIKE, STEPHEN 137, 219, 274, 275 PILON, DANIEL 62, 74, 272, 276, 280 PITTS, KAREN 235 PLACE, BRENDA 235, 274 PLACE, NANCY 204 POLICH, FRANK 186 PORTER, ALEXANDRA 219, 276 PORTER, STEVEN 106, 186, 273 POSADA.CECILIA 24, 48, 218, 272, 276 POSADA, CLARITA 186 POSADA, VICENTE 204, 275 POTTS, SHEILA 235 POWELL, ALICIA 219 POWELL, TERI 235, 238, 274 POWELL, JOHN 186, 274 POWELL, SUSAN 153, 273 PRESTON, RICHARD 219 PRESTON, THOMAS 273 PRICE, RICHARD 219 PRICE, VIVIAN 219 PRICHETT, THORNTON 165 PRILLIMAN, CAROL 204 PRIOR, WILLIAM 182 PRITZ, ARLEEN 235 PROVOST, JOHN 186 PULLEN, CHRISTINE 235, 274 PULLEN, DONALD 219 PULLEN, KATHI 100, 204, 206, 274, 275, 276 PULLIAM, JANET 39, 124, 204, 276 PUMPHREY, SHEILA 273 PURVIS, BONNIE 204 Q QUILL,MICHAEL 204 QUINN, JANET 186 R RADOSEVICH, LINDA 148 RAHM, JAMES 58, 219, 273, 277 RAHM, ROBERTA 204, 272 RAINES, ROBIN 186, 273 RALPH, DIANE 219 RAFPAPORT, JAMIE 235, 274 RAPPAPORT, MARDI 137, 204, 207, 277 READ, LINDA 204 READY, JOYCE 219, 273, 277 REDMAN, CHARLES 186 REED, DONNIE 204, 273, 275 REED, JAMES 165 REED, JANE 219 REED, ROBERT 277 REEDY, MARIANNE 204, 276 REESE, STANLEY 219 REHBOCK, SHARON 235, 274, 275 REHRIG, DAVID 198, 204 REID, BONNIE 220 reid, Charlotte 219 , 274 RESERVE BAND 110, 276 REYNOLDS, BOBBI 235 REYNOLDS, JOSEPH 186, 272, 280 REYNOLDS, PATRICIA 135, 220, 275, 276 REYNOLDS, WANDA 12, 172, 174, 186, 277, 280 REYNOLDS, WILLIAM 235 RHOADS, JOEL 145 RHODES, BARBARA 235 RHODES, MARY ANNE 204 RICE, DAVID 220 RICE, DEBORAH 235, 276 RICE, DONNA 220 RICE, LEE ANN 186, 274, 280 RICE, LETIA 220, 277 RICE, STANLEY 78, 220, 272 RICE, SHIRLEY 186, 274 RICE, WILLIAM 203, 204 RICH, DONNA 137, 274, 275 RICHARDS, GEORGE 220 RICHARDS, MARCIA 139, 186, 276, 277, 280 RICHCREEK, GLENN 186, 280 RICKETTS, HENRY 220 RICKETTS, ROGER 186, 280 RICKETTS, SUZANNE 235, 275 RICHIE, LINDA 220 RIGGLES, DEBORAH 235 RIGGLES, MARY 204 RITCHIE, DAVID 186, 276, 280 RITENOUR, BRENDA 273 RITZERT, GERRY 235, 272, 273 ROBBINS, BRADLEY 187, 280 ROBBINS, WILLIAM 220 ROBERTS, CHARLES 235, 276 ROBERTS, KEITH 204 ROBERTS, SOOZI 187, 274, 280 ROBEY, DONNA 235, 274 ROBINSON, JILL 187, 274, 280 ROBINSON, KIM 220,272 _ „„„ ROCHEFORD, DEBORAH 25, 46, 204, 248, 251, 272, 274 RODGERS, RICHARD 204 RODIO, JAMES 275 RODRIQUEZ, ANDRIANA 220 ROGERS, ELLEN 38, 100, 120, 205, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277 ROGERS, LISA 235 ROGERS. SHARON 187 ROLLINS, BRENDA 274 ROMAN, JOHN 151, 272, 276 ROSE, GAVIN 70, 220, 273, 275, 277 ROSE, PAMELA 236, 274, 275 ROSEN, TIMOTHY 130, 187, 277 ROTENBERRY, DENNIS 236 ROTH, DEBRA 236, 274 ROTH, MARK 23, 31, 171, 187, 194, 280 ROTHMAN, MARGARET 137, 183, 187, 276, 277, 280 ROTHMAN, ROBERT 236 ROTHMAN, THOMAS 205 ROWLAND, STEVEN 220 ROWLEY, WILLIAM 236 ROYAL, ROBERT 236 RUFFNER, DAVID 187 RUMPF, HELEN 167 RUSSELL, DAVID 33, 187, 273, 276, 277 RUSSELL, FOREST 220 RUSSELL, MARIAN 220, 273, 275 RUSSO, BARBARA 103, 220, 276 RUSSO, CHRISTINE 187, 273, 280 RUTHERFORD, KIM 24, 46, 205, 251, 272, 275 RUTHERFORD, ROCHELE 236, 274 RUTHERFORD, TIMOTHY 23, 50, 187, 273, 280 RYAN, SCOTT 93,- 277 SADLER, ORPHIA 160, 274 SALLBERG, LINNEA 187, 274, 281 SAMPSON, LESLIE 236 SAMS, PENNIE 220 SANDERS, KIM 220, 276 SARSFIELD, PATRICIA 236, 276 SAULS, DANNY 31, 50, 52, 61, 62, 132, 139, 187, 194, 272, 273, 275, 280 SAUNDERS, WILLIAM 205, 272 SAYRE, PATRICIA 236 „„ SCAMMAHORN, EMMY LOU 187, 194, 273, 281 SCHAFER, PAM 220, 274 SCHAFER, PATRICIA 187, 281 SCHAFER, PEGGY 220 SCHAUER, MARY 205 SCHAUER, NEIL 39, 188, 275, 281 SCHMITT, ROBERTA ,205, 274 SCHNEIDER, RAYMOND 188, 273 SCHULLER, ANNA 157 SCHULLER, DONNA 236 SCHULLER, RONNIE 23, 43, 188, 253, 277, 281 SCHULTZ, ALYSON 31, 188, 274, 275, 276, 281 SCHULTZ, BETTY 143 SCHWAB, BETSY 205, 276 SCHWAB, BOB 236 SCHWEITZ, SUSAN 277 SCIBILIA, TOM 236, 273, 275, 277 SCIENCE CLUB 115, 276 SCOTT, KIMBERLY 273 SCOTT, ANN 137, 236, 274 SCOTT, MARY 236, 274 SCOTT, MELISSA 188 SCOTT, RANDY 69, 154, 236, 277 SCOTT, SHIRLEY 220, 274, 275 SCOULAR, TOM 236 SCRIMGER, FREDERICK 220 SEAGO, HELEN 220, 277 SEDLANDER, JEANNE 205, 273, 275, 277 SEDLANDER, JOHN 236 SEELY, NANCY 86, 91, 221, 272, 274 SELMAN, NANCY 236, 274 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY 135, 277 SENGSTACK, ANNE 143 SENGSTACK, JAMES 211,273 SENIOR CHOIR 103, 276 SEWARD, DEBBIE 221, 276 SEWELL, JOHN 205 SEWELL, PATRICIA 188 SEWELL, ROBERT 221, 273, 276 SEXTON, DEBBIE 23, 100, 188, 275, 277, 281 SHACKELFORD, BRENDA 188, 274, 281 SHACKELFORD, JERRY 221 SHACKELFORD, PAMELA 205 SHARPE, MICHAEL 221 SHAUGHNESSY, MARK, 76, 188, 249, 281 SHAW, DAVE 104, 161, 272, 274 SHEAFF, JAMES 156 SHEETS, DEBORAH 188 SHELLY, BETH 103, 205, 274, 276 SHERWOOD, TOM 221 SHIFFLETT, DALE 236 SHIFFLET, ROBERT 236 SHIFLETT, STEPHAN 188, 272, 281 SHIPP, ASHBY 221, 275, 276 SHIPP, MARY 188, 276, 281 SHULTZABERGER, BRUCE 205 SHULTZABERGER, DEBRA 236 SIBOLE, SUSAN 236 SICKON, GREG 205 SICKON, MARY ANN 86, 236, 272, 273 SIDES, JAMES 236, 276 SILVEY, ROBERT 236, 273 SILVEY, GAYLE 205 286 SIMIONE, ANNE 221, 274, 275 SIMIONE, GREG 236, 272, 277 SIMMERS, DEBORAH 189, 280 SIMPSON, DELIAH 167 SISK, BRIAN 189 SISK, WILLIAM 221 SIZEMORE, ROBERT 189 SKELLEY, KATHRYN 236, 274, 275, 277 SKIADOS, PATRICIA 25, 205 SKIFFINGTON, DEBBIE 221, 274, 276, 277 SKIFFINGTON, ROBERT 205 SLAGLE, LINDA 137, 152, 274 SLAUTICH, JIM 116, 148, 277 SLEIGHT, PETE 236, 273, 276 SLEIGHT. THORUNN 274, 281 SMALLWOOD, CHRIS 69, 71, 220, 221, 277 SMALLWOOD, DAVID 69, 237, 273, 277 SMALLWOOD, JOE 237, 276 SMELSER, RIC 166 SMILANICH, DEBBIE 21, 22, 23, 46, 171, 189, 194, 272, 274, 281 SMILANICH, LAURIE 221, 272 SMITH, BETSY 156 SMITH, BOB 237, 276 SMITH, CYNTHIA 189 SMITH, DEBORAH 221 SMITH, DONNA 221 SMITH, DOUG 165, 273 SMITH, EDITH 167 SMITH, HENRY 205 SMITH, JANET 112, 189, 276, 281 SMITH, JANIE 147, 276 SMITH, IEFF 221 SMITH, JODY 221 SMITH, LAURIE 38, 116, 138, 273, 275, 277 SMITH, MARY LOU 46, 139, 189, 272, 277, 281 SMITH, PAT 273 SMITH, RADLEIGH 31, 189, 273, 281 SMITH, SARAH 237, 272, 274 SMITH, SHERRY ANN 189 SMITH, STEPHANIE 189, 281 SMITH, SUE 83, 103, 138, 205, 274, 276 SNEAD, DOUGLAS 189 SNIDER, DIRK 221, 273 SNIDER, LISA 237, 277 SNIDER, MERLE 189, 281 SNYDER, LISA 122, 274 SOMMERFELD, JEFF 114, 118, 205, 272, 276, 277 SONGER, DALE 237 SOUDERS, SHARON 237 SOUTER, DEBORAH 205 SOUTER, PATTY 221 SPANISH CLUB 122, 277 SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 137, 277 SPARKS, DEAN 189, 273, 281 SPAULDING, JULIE 221 SPAULDING, KARLA 189, 273, 281 SPENCE, KEVIN 237, 239, 276 SPITZ, JACK 273, 275, 276, 277 SPIVEY, KAREN 113, 221, 275, 276, 277 SPIVEY, MARK 237, 273 SPORL, ALISON 205 SPRENKEL, ANNA 160 STAATS, PATRICIA 158 STAHL, LESLIE 189, 276 STAHL, SUSIE 237, 276 STAGE BAND 108, 277 STAINBACK, STUART 23, 38, 43, 130, 135, 180, 242, 253, 255, 277, 281 STALLMAN, JAMES 910 STALLSWORTH, SANDY 221 STALNAKER, HAROLD 159 STAMLER, BLAKE 205, 275, 276 STAMPER, LEOLA 167 STAMPS, DAVID 190 STANDIFER, GARY 206 STANDIFER, KATRINA 222, 274 STAPLES, ESTA 85, 190, 272, 273, 274, 281 STARK, ROBIN 206, 277 STARR, KIM 222 STEIER, JILL 42, 190, 275, 277, 281 STEINBUCHEL, JAY 237 STEINBUCHEL, JOHANNA 206, 272, 273, 274, 276 STEPHAN, MARK 206, 273 STEPHENS, MARK 190, 277, 281 STERAGO, BECKY 206, 276, 277 STERAGO, DEBBIE 29, 42, 97, 190, 276, 277, 281 STICKEL, BOB 190, 256, 281 STICKEL, RALPH 222, 273 STINNETTE, MICHAEL 206 STONE, DOTTY 222 STONEHAM, JOYCE 163 STREAM, PAMELA 190 STROUP, DEBBIE 222, 277 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 97, 98, 277 STUDENT TEACHERS 166 STURROCK, HOLLY 206, 274 SUBOSITS, ANTAL 190, 273 SULLIVAN, MARGARET 31, 190, 275, 277, 281 SULLIVAN, ROGER 237 SULLIVAN, SHEILA 237, 275 SULLIVAN, STEVE 206, 276 SULLIVAN, TERRY 222, 274, 275 SUMMERS, CRAIG 277 SUMMERS, JAMES 222, 273 SUND, DOUG 29, 98, 132, 190, 258, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 281 SUTER, SUSAN 237 SUTPHIN, BILL 237 SUTPHIN, BRUCE 237, 272 SUTPHIN, WAYNE 206 SUTTER FIELD, KELLY 222, 273 SUTTERFIELD, MITCH 69, 132, 191, 194, 273, 275, 276, 277, 281 SUTTON, PAULA 139, 165, 274 SWARTZ, HELEN 191, 276, 281 SWAYZE, ROBERT 205, 273 SWEAT. KIM 237, 275 SWITZER, VIRGINIA 145 T TABOR, ROBERT 98, 142, 232 TANKARD, MARY 130, 138, 209, 222, 242, 255, 274, 275, 276, 277 TANNER, CYNTHIA 237 TARBOX, GEOFFREY 206, 275 TARBOX, LINDA 222, 275 TARBOX, PETER 222, 275 TARPLEY, TRACY 272 TAYLOR, DIANE 238 TAYLOR, EVERETT 73, 191, 281 TAYLOR, MARY LOU 222, 275 TAYLOR, MONA 91. 222, 272, 275 TAYLOR, SUSAN 191 TELFORD, DEBRA 222, 276 TELFORD, PATRICIA 206, 274 TERPAK, CHRIS 238 TERPAK, DARIA 206, 273 TERPAK, PAUL 222, 275 TERRETT, NANCY 206 TERRILL, RUTH 238 TESTERMAN, DEBORAH 238, 274 THAYER, DOUGLAS 222, 273 THESPIANS 116, 277 THESPIAN APPRENTICES 277 THOMAS, DENNIS 191 THOMAS, BERT 222, 273 THOMAS, CAROLYN 273 THOMAS, TERRY 162 THOMAS, JUDY 206 THOMAS, TERRY 274 THOMASON, LINDA 80, 206, 273, 275, 276, 277 THOMPSON, AMY 222, 276 THOMPSON, BRUCE 273 THOMPSON, DANIEL 191, 281 THOMPSON, DEBBIE 130, 191, 274, 277, 281 THOMPSON, GREGORY 191 THOMPSON, JENNIFER 191, 273, 281 THOMPSON, JOAN 238 THOMPSON, LAURIE 33, 112, 139, 191, 273, 274, 276, 277, 281 THOMPSON, ROBERT 191. 276, 281 THORP, JOHN 132, 206, 272, 276 THORPE, VIRGINIA 238, 274 THUOT, MICHAEL 238, 273 THUOT, PIERRE 128, 206, 249, 275, 276 TIBBETTS, SUE 33, 191, 273, 276, 277, 281 TIERNEY, MARY 222, 274, 277 TIREBITER, DUNLOP 238 TISDALE, JEANETTE 97, 98, 124, 222, 275, 276, 277 TISDALE, LUCY 21, 46, 191, 272, 274, 281 TISDALE, MARGARET 205, 206, 245, 272, 274 TISDALE, THERESA 49, 238, 272, 274 TITCOMB, ANDREA 149 TOLSON, JAMES 191 TOMPKINS, LANA 206 TONER, JOHN 238, 273 TOOMPAS, DAVID 272 TOOMPAS, NANCY 191, 275, 281 TOWSE, MARK 238 TRAINOR, LARRY 238, 273 TRAINOR, MARTHA 80, 85, 183, 184, 191, 194, 272, 274 TREXLER, ED 238, 272 TREXLER, MARY 222 TRIVETT, MARIANNE 273 TRIVETT, PAGE 154, 217 TROST, SCOTT 238, 272, 274 TU, TAI LI 238 TUCKER, BETH 222, 274, 276 TUCKER, ROBERT 192 TUDOR, VICKI 238 TURNER, HAROLD 61, 62, 159, 272 TURTORA, JAMES 206, 271, 273, 275, 276, 277 TUTHILL, SHEILA 206, 274 TUTHILL, HELEN 222 TUTHILL, PAUL 192, 281 TUTHILL, SHAWN 238 TYLER, JEANETTE 223, 276 TYLER, MARGARET 276 TYLER, PEGGY 238 u URBAN, GARY 21, 192, 273, 275, 277, 281 V VAITAS, BILL 238, 273 VAN ANDA, JACKIE 130, 192, 274, 275, 276, 277, 281 VAN CAMP, PAUL 223 VANDEGRIFF, MARY 164 VANDERHAEGHE, MARTIN 238 VANNOY. TERRY 238 VAN SLEET, DAVE 71, 206 VAN SLEET, KIM 223, 247 VAN SLEET, MICHAEL 192 VAUGHN, NANCY 130, 148, 277 VELEBIR, JEANNE 33, 192, 276 VERNER, GRAPEL 167 VIENS, ROY 223 VILLAVICENIO, JORGE 238 VIRTS, SUNNY 206 VITAL, TED 207 VOEGELEIN, ROBIN 86, 223 VOGT, DEBORAH 223 VOLK, PAUL 33, 138, 179, 192, 273, 276, 277, 281 w WADE, MICHAEL 142 WAGNER, LEIGH 223, 277 WAGNER, CYNTHIA 238 WAGONER, PHILLIP 115, 207, 276, 277 WALKER, MAEZENE 144 WALKER, NANCI 192, 273, 281 WALKINSHAW, SALLY 192 WALLACE, CLIFFORD 207 WALLACE, JAMES 223 WALLACE, JOHN 238, 273 WALLACE, WALLY 207, 272, 274 WALLS, GWEN 223 WALSH, GREG 223 WARD, JULIA 192 WARD, LORAN 150 WARD, SANDRA 223, 276 WARD, STEVEN 43, 192, 273, 275, 277, 281 WARD, STEVIE 207, 277 WARD, TOM 239 WARMUTH, GEOFFREY 273, 277 WARNER, ARTHUR 33, 192, 273, 281 WARNER, KATHY 223, 273 WASHING, KENT 238 WATERS, JEFF 52, 207, 273 WATERS, JON 273 WATKINS, DAVID 223 WATKINS, GARDNER 223 WATKINS, KATHRYN 238, 276 WAYNE, JAMI 192 WEBB, DENISE 128, 137, 192, 274, 275, 276, 281 WEBB, LESLIE 239, 274 WEBER, CHARLES 223 WEBER, FREDERICK 222, 273, 276, 277 WEBSTER, JOANNE 223, 272, 276 WEEDEN, WENDY 207 WEGNER, BRENT 273 WEITZEL, JEFF 57, 239, 273 WELCH, CHRYSTAL 118, 207, 274 WELCH, JUDITH 239, 274 WELLS, PEGGY 38. 112. 207. 276 WELLS, RICHARD 66, 239, 273 WEST, CHERYL 192, 274. 276, 277 WEST, CHRISTINE 239, 275 WEST, LINDA 193 WESTBROOK, BARBARA 193, 281 WESTBROOK. BRENDA 239 WESTENHAVER, DIANA 193, 274, 281 WHEELER, MARTHA 122, 223, 258, 275, 276, 277 WHETZEL, ROBERTA 25, 48, 207, 246, 272 WHITE, DONNA 207 WHITE, JOE 239, 273 WHITE. MARC 223. 272, 273 WHITED, REDA 207, 273 WHITLEY, TOHN 239, 272 WHITNEY, MARTHA 193, 273, 276, 281 WIDMAYER, MARK 167 WIESMAN, NANCY 223 WIGGINS, HAROLD 177, 193, 276, 281 WIGGINS, NINA 239, 272 WIGREN, CHRIS 239, 274 WILCO, WILLIAM 120. 207. 272, 276 WILES, CHUCK 57, 239, 273 WILKINSON, LINDA 207, 274, 275, 277 WILKINSON, PATTY 223 WILKENSON, ROBERT 239 WILLARD, LULA 193 WILLIAMS, FRED 223, 272 WILLIAMS, JACKIE 253 WILLIAMS, LINDA 223, 273 WILLIAMS, NOLA 167 WILLIAMS, SUE 207, 272, 274, 275 WILLSON, TOM 239, 273 WILSON, TAMES 193, 273. 281 WILSON, KENNETH 115, 193, 275, 277, 281 WILSON. WALTER 58, 239, 273, 275 WINDSOR, MELANIE 113, 223, 276, 277 WINFREE, DEBORAH 175, 193, 274, 281 WINFREE, JUDY 207, 274, 276, 277 WINSTEAD, ANN 160 WITMAN, BRUCE 239 WOLFE, ROBERT 223 WOMACK, TOM 276, 277 WOOD, BUD 57, 151, 273 WOOD, EUGENE 151, 173 WOOD, JOHN 207 WOOD, MARK 100, 207, 275 WOOD, DEBRA 276 WOODS, THANTA 223, 275 WOODALL, ELAINE 207 WOODRUFF, SHIRLEY 239, 274 WOODS, DEBRA 239 WOODS, LYNNE 223 WOODSON, RONALD 193 WOODWIND QUINTET 277 WOOLFREY, TANET 223 WOOSTE R, ANNE 188, 193, 281 WORLEY, JOHN 239, 273 WORLEY, MIKE 239 WOTHERSPOON, NANCY 239, 277 WRESTLING, J.V. 70, 277 WRESTLING, VARSITY 69, 277 WRIGHT, KAREN 193, 274, 281 WYGAL, FRED 103, 104, 161, 272, 274, 275,276 Y YEARBOOK 130, 277 YEW, ROBERT 239 YOUNG, COOKIE 37, 130, 190, 193, 277, 281 YOUNG, DEBBIE 223, 273, 275, 277 YOUNG, KAREN 239 YOUNG, LAURA 223 YOUNG, PEYTON 207, 277 YOUNG, STEVE 132, 139, 193, 277, 281 z ZAFFARANO, MARK 93, 121, 128, 273, 274, 276 ZAFFARANO, MICHELE 239 ZAGROD, MARK 115, 120, 193, 272, 276, 277, 281 ZAGRODNICZEK, EILEEN 137, 223, 274, 275 ZAGRODNICZEK, JOAN 86, 126, 207, 274, 277 ZAUN, LESLEY 239 ZIEMS, JUDITH 193, 194, 274, 275, 276, 277, 281 ZIEMS, LARRY 207 ZUHLIKE, WENDY 239 ZUPAN, STEVE 65, 74, 223, 272 287 3CI I The End. We begin at the end the end of an era. M community . . . module systems . year-round school . . . social awar ' w� pfti ag jProbk‘ms. ... a new Fairfax era . . . one of involvement, more than ever with the Fairfax High School . . . not just a name but a tradition . . . “the things we remember will be the intangibles of Fairfax High School” (1958) . . . Fairfax Spirit . . . .spirit stick . . . crowded bleachers . . . Rebel flag . . . “the little man ” . . . Outstanding Scholarship . . . Progressive Leadership . . . Athletic Achievement ... a Pace Setter . . . dress code abolishment. . .smoking lounge proposed . . . Marimba Band . . . Individualized Student Registra¬ tion. .jvith a school IWIWIIWWIIBB III I I. . r - New facilities . . . new courses . . . new ■ -■ vv ;. v .. . (Jiang n The Beginning. Jackie Van Anda Editor . . . THE BEGINNING 288 mhi ' ' :|R l, ii ' L,