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mm.Mmm 9 jsmm N w 4 9Bh m ■ r fUH $ m I z IBI li Jj 1 g ' , tp| ■ iMMlL fc! HHr | gi r -- ' ««§ «iw P’ ’W, s| . . ? 1 1 LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA GIFT OF DIVISION OF EXTENSION 1RG. The 1955 JAGUAR Presented by THE STUDENTS OF FALLS CHURCH HIGH SCHOOL FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA STAFF Editor-in-Chief. Jon Eckert Associate Editors. Pem Laurenson Larry Minnich Business Manager. Ken Valdes Advertising Manager. Bob Blake Faculty Adviser . Mrs. John R. Miles PROPERTY OF 1T ARYOFVIRG ’ 1 OHMOND.VA o r e iaj o r It’s 19S5; another year checked off the Big Calendar; another Senior Class ready to try its collective hand on the “outside;” another Falls Church Fligh School Jaguar. Be¬ hind us are ten years of Senior Classes, ten years of Jaguars. Before us . . . who knows? We of 1955 would like to take our hats off to that past ... to all the students who experi¬ mented, made mistakes, built traditions that we today benefit by, rely on. Falls Church Fligh School has always been, and shall continue to be, as good as the students in it. The fun, the work, the study of the y ear is captured in this, Our Book, made possible not only by the work of our hands, but by the struggles of those before us. May this book stand as our salute to all that Falls Church High School, past and present, stands for. ADMINISTRATION.Page 5 ♦ CLASSES .Page 11 ♦ ATHLETICS .Page 79 ♦ ACTIVITIES .Page 99 ADVERTISEMENTS .Page 132 - Falls Church High School Falls Church, Virginia ... ; Is I...- - . . i { 1 l h M ;y § 11 Ml I r--- Coulfher Bros. Photo A Decade of Progress at F. C. H. $ Ours is one of the oldest high schools in this area. It was established when Falls Church was a small village and when the only public transportation to Washington was by the Washing¬ ton and Old Dominion Railroad. By horse and buggy, it was even slower. The Thomas Jefferson Institute had been built in time for opening in 1881 as the finest school in Northern Vir¬ ginia. It had been in use as an elementary school from that time until 1902 when the first grade of high school was inaugurated. This first class, the Class of 1906 was the pilot class as freshmen, each year seeing a new class added below until in September 1905 the school was complete as a four-year high school. The school was a small one and retained the old-fashioned name “Thomas Jefferson Institute.” The original portion of the present building was occupied by the three hundred students and teachers from Thomas Jefferson Institute in September, 1945. This little group was joined by about three hundred more from Franklin Park, Chesterbrook, McLean, Dunn Loring, Merrifield and other growing communi¬ ties whose students had been attending Fairfax High School. Our first ten years have been busy ones, although somebody has always been taking away a part of our area. First, it was the School Board which in 1949 gave our McLean section to Fair¬ fax High School. Then in 1952 the City of Falls Church took back its students and in 1953 Alexandria annexed a square mile or two and took our students from the annexed area. But in spite of these losses, our enrollment has continued to grow enormously. In addition to two extensions to our building in 1948 and in 1953-54, we have used temporary expedients from time to time: the Hillwood Square Recreation Hall and the Alexander’s Play Room in 1951 and Thompson House in 1953. And now, the new McLean High School, taking about six hun¬ dred of our people, is opening just in time. Without it, we would next year have pupils crowding each other out of the windows. During these ten years we have won many athletic games and lost some while establishing ourselves as good sportsmen and earning the Babe Ruth award. We have filled our Virginia High School League plaque with forensic and dramatic winners. We have earned our “stadium” facilities and lights by ten good magazine sales drives. The Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools has accepted us into its membership. We have won scholarships galore to the best colleges in the country. We have produced a newspaper which has been judged best in the state. We have produced outstanding yearbooks and maga¬ zines. We have uniformed and equipped our band and have seen it develop into a great outfit. We have robed our choirs and enjoyed their wonderful music as they continued to pile up honors including the big Talbott Cup from the national West¬ minster festival. We have won contests and awards in essays, public speaking, science, foreign language, music and band, art, home economics, mechanical drawing and other fields. Our Student Council quickly developed into a vital factor in the school and has continued on a high level of prestige and service. The club program has developed and considerable prog¬ ress has been made. During these ten years we have secured charters and built up strong chapters in five high -prestige, na¬ tional honorary societies: the National Honor Society, National Junior Honor Society, Key Club, Quill and Scroll and the Thes¬ pian Society. But if the reader wants to know what we are proudest of, let him go to the alcove off the main lobby and gaze up at the ten group pictures of our graduates from 1946 to 1955, fine boys and girls, now men and women, out in the world, in col¬ lege, in the military services, in the professions, in business and industry, in homes maintained by their own earnings, raising fine children — doing their part to keep America great. You, future graduates, will join them, and we will be proud of you. Page 4 p mnapa William S. Rumbough, Ed. D. George Washington University University of Virginia Administration Page 5 gift MJG 28 -58 .— $6 6 i 5 t a n t r l nc i p a William H. Barrett, B.S., M.A. Washington and Lee University University of Virginia Student Council Association Ten Years at Falls Church Fligh School When Falls Church High School opened its doors in 1945, the six faculty members pictured be¬ low were a part of the teaching staff. Although many teachers have been added to the staff since that time, this sextet has been an integral part of Falls Church High School during the school’s entire his¬ tory. They have worked with the students to build the traditions and maintain the standards for which our school will always be remembered. MABLE U. CHAPMAN, B.S. Georgia State College for Women Biology National Honor Society, Junior Class Sponsor Science Club FRANCES M. CRUM, A.B., M.A. George Washington University Morehead State College, Ky. Art, Art Club BERNICE LILLY, B.S. Mississippi Southern College Health, Physical Education FRANK MISHOU, B.A., M.A. Columbia College George Washington University Civics, Law, Geography Senior Class Sponsor, Checker Club ANNE II. RULLMAN, A.B. George Washington University Director ot Guidance ALPHA SPITZER, B.S., M.ED. V.P.I. Madison College Stenography, Office Training Film Viewing Club Page 6 FACULTY MARY LOU ALPIIIN, B.A. Longwood College English, Social Studies Eighth Grade Dramatics Club MINNIE BANKS, B.S., M.A. Madison College George Washington University English, Crafts Club ANNABEL L. BARRETT, B.A., M.A. Barnard College George Washington University English Asst, in Drama Club C hairman Ways Means S.P.T.A. EVELYN BICKERS, B.S., M.A. Mary Washington College University of Alabama Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Business Leaders Club NANCY L. BIRCH, B.S. Madison College Health, Physical Education Monogram Club, Hockey, Basketball HARVEY A. BLEAM, B.S., M.A. Wilson Teachers College George Washington University Mathematics, Bowling Club BRUCE L. CAMPBELL, B.S. Davis Elkins College Chemistry, Biology, Algebra MARIE CARSTATER, B.A. Bucknell University Mathematics, Sub-Deb Club JANET F. CHURCHILL, B.A. New Jersey College for Women Rutgers University English, Social Studies, Modeling Club HARVEY COOPER, B.S. California Teachers College Industrial Arts, Camera Club RICHARD G. CRAWFORD, A.B. St. Benedict’s College English, History, Junior Honor Society Assistant Coach, Debate Team LYNELL F. GORDON, A.B. Baker University Civics, World History, Junior Civic League JANET FORTSON GRAY, B.S., M.A. University of Georgia Mathematics CLARENCE J. GREASER, A.B. Fairmont State College Mathematics, Athletic Club “B” ADW1N F. GREEN, B.S. University of Richmond Eighth Grade Music Eighth Grade Glee Club MARJORIE E. GREEN, B.Mus. Westminster Choir College A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Chorus Boys’ Chorus, Mastersingers Sophomore Class Sponsor JULIA COVINGTON GUNN, B.S., M.A. Radford College Columbia University World Ilistor) ' , United States History The Twenty-five Charmers KATHARINE II. HAMMOND, B.S., M.A. Boston University General Science, Science Club Page 7 FACULTY FI ELEN S. HAWKINS, B.A. Mary Washington College English, Social Studies Model Teens, Eighth Grade Cheerleaders NANCY LEIGH IIOLLADAY, B.A. Mary Washington College English, Social Studies, Music Appreciation Club MARICLAIRE HOLLAND, B.A. State University of Iowa English, Journalism, Jaguar Journal Quill and Scroll, Co-Sponsor of Crafts Club T. SHANDY HOLLAND, JR., B.S., M.Ed. Lynchburg College University of Virginia English, Drama, Eighth Grade Dramatics Dramatics Club, Thespian Society ARLENE HUNT, A.B. Longwood College Shorthand, Typing, Dance Club SARAH WHITE JACKSON, A.B., B.L.S. Agnes Scott College Emory University Librarian, Student Council, Debate Club Coach of Debate Team ELWOOD CHESTER KEMP, JR., B.S., M.Ed. East Stroudsburg College, Pa. Universitv of Rochester General Science, Eighth Grade Science Astronomy Club, Freshman Class Sponsor ELIZABETH M. KEPLER, B.A. Wooster College English, Film Viewing Club ANNE P. LAURENSON, B.A. College of Puget Sound English, Freshman Class Sponsor Film Viewing Club HELEN M. LEE, B.S. North Dakota Agricultural College Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America GERALDINE L. LENVIN, B.S. New York University English, Public Speaking, Forensics CARTER W. LINGER, B.S., M.A. West Virginia Wesleyan West Virginia University Algebra, World History Eighth Grade Football, Checkers Club JOSEPH J. LYONS, JR„ A.B., M.A. Seton Hall College Georgetown University Latin, Key Club, Asst. Coach Varsity Football Eighth Grade Basketball Coach JOAN C. MACON, B.S. Radford College Plome Economics, Future Homemakers of America NELLE II. MILES, B.S. Ohio State University English, Jaguar, Senior Class Sponsor CHARLES A. MOORE, B.A., B.S., M.S. Emporia State Teachers College General Languages, Spanish CAROLYN JEAN MORRISON, B.S. Mary Washington College Health, Physical Education Basketball, Hockey Team MARGARITA M. NEWMAN, B.A. Radford College Spanish, Model Club Page 8 i FACULTY ALMA M. O’NEIL, B.S. Long.rood College Mathematics, Sub-Deb Club IDA RUTH PATTON, B.S. Madison College Assistant Librarian, Library Club ALFRED L. PERKINS, B.S. Kansas State College Mathematics, Civil War Club MARGARET ANN PORCH, B.S. Mary Washington College Physical Education, Film Viewing, J.V. Softball HARRIET REID, B.A., M.A. Agnes Scott College University of Michigan English, Social Studies, Waddle Model LOUISE D. RIGDON, B.S. Longwood College Visiting Teacher EMILY WINIFRED ROBERTS, B.A., M.A. West Virginia University English, World History , American History Chess Club ERNEST B. RYDER, B.M.E., M.A. Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Columbia University Band, First Chair Band LUCILLE SCOTT, B.S. University of Alabama English, Social Studies SAMUEL T. SCOTT, B.S. American University English, Social Studies, Majorettes NELLE SHUGHROU, B.S. West Virginia University Chemistry, Physics, Radio Club FONDA W. SIMMONS, A.B., M.A. Glenville State College, W. Va. West Virginia University English, Mathematics, Modeling Club ELSIE H. SNODGRASS, B.S., M.A. Mary Washington College George Washington University Eighth Grade Co-ordinator MILDRED SPINDLE, B.S. Longwood College English, Latin, Stamp and Coin Club WILLIAM C. SPRINGSTON, B.S. West Virginia Institute of Technology Mechanical Drawing, Metal Work Camera Club WILLIAM R. STAGI, B.S. State Teachers College, Pa, General Shop, General Shop Club VIVIEN T. SULPICE, B.S. Madison College French, French Club MARY S. TAUGNER, B.S. N. E. Missouri State Teachers College Business Math, Typing, Business Leaders Club Page 9 FACULTY T HOMAS DAY TODD, B.A., M.A. University of Richmond University of Michigan Health, Physical Education BETTY L. TOONE, A.B. Madison College English, Creative Writing, Paw Print ARTHUR VALOTTO, B.S., M.A. West Virginia University Health, Physical Education, Athletic Club LELAND ARTHUR VLIET, B.A., M.A. George Washington University American History, World History LUROFF H. WILLIAMS, B.S. Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg Mathematics, Chess Club Not Pictured NORMAN L. CHAUDET, B.S. University of Maryland Health, Physical Education, J.V. Football Varsity Track, Tumbling Club BERNARD H. GARHART, B.S., M.S. Office Staff Pennsylvania State Teachers College George Washington University Mathematics, Bridge Club, Golf Team Cross-Country Team CLARENCE J. WARREN, B.S. University of Tennessee World History, American Government Model Airplane Club, Varsity Cheerleaders PAUL WEBER, B.S., M.A. George Washington University Health, Physical Education Varsity Club, Varsity Football Coach Guidance Staff Left to right: MRS. RULLMAN, MR. MOORE, MISS SPINDLE, MR. Top - bottom: MRS. BURLESON and MRS. WEBNER. MISIIOU, MRS. CHAPMAN, MRS. SULPICE, MRS. FREEMAN. Page 10 Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Eighth Grade Page 11 Senior Class Officers Left to right: Sondra Villella, Treasurer; Joan Lowe, Secretary; James Penn, Vice President; Milo FIoots, Sgt. at Arms; James Neville, President. SENIOR CLASS Mary Alderman Shelly Diane Allman I Joan Altizer Clark Lawrence Anderson Nancy Alden Austin Norma Sue Austin Anne Cathell Ball Gary Frank Banks Jacques Eugene Barreiro June Penelope Barrett Barbara Jean Bell Penny Joyce Bendall Robert Edward Blake Marcaret Blevins John C. Bonnett, Jr. Page 13 SENIOR Abigail Victoria Booth Robert Leslie Bottomley William Leonard Breeden Arthur George Broadhurst Jesse Edward Brown Kevin Brown Margaret Elizabeth Brown Ted Brown Constance Gertrude Burke Joseph Lawrence Buscher William Scott Butler, Jr. Dorothy Ann Card Earl Stanley Carr Elaine Louise Carter Janice Ann Carter Page 14 CLASS Margaret Anne Cavil Beaty Brooks Chandler Carolyn Anne Chapman Kenneth Willard Christensen Joyce Irene Clarke Marlene L. Clatterbuck Katherine Joan Cockey Michael Cohn Evelyn Marie Coleman Connie Cook Lois M. Cordle Sydney Lorraine Corliss Barbara Jean Cowens Helen Virginia Croson John Wayne Cross SENIOR Charles C. Dearden Dale Darrel DeFord Elizabeth Joann DeGroot John Richard De Wilde Donald Earl Dickson Patricia Ann Dodson Donald H. Dornisch Jon Sanburg Eckert Joan Kay English Ralph G. Falcone Charles H. Felton, Jr. Michael Marvin Flaherty Frank U. Fletcher, Jr. James Palmer Fletcher, Jr. Kenneth Everett Foster Page 16 CLASS Mary Ellen Fredman Claudia Jane Fruit Lawrence Nelson Geist Thomas Geist Connie Lou Glascock Edgar T. Goodman, Jr. James Tilden Gray Richard Edward Gray Thomas Stephen Gray, Jr. Frederick D. Greco Carol Mary Gremmler Marshall Barton Grunwald Arthur Philip Guiffre Norland Rougher Hagen Jane Elizabeth Harrington Page 17 SENIOR Rosemary Roberts Hartman Helen Hayden Elizabeth Mahon Hicht Faith Elaine Hoisington Fred Junior Holden Milo Taft Hoots, Jr. Henry Morris Howard Herman Miller Hull Dianne Hume Constance Ann Hunt Hugh Redfield Hunton Joan Frances Hurst Sarah Kendall Hutton Herbert Irvin Nettie Janet Johnson Page 18 CLASS Vernon V. Johnson, Jr. Rosalie Jane Johnston Kenneth John Jones Lois June Kearns Louis Kearns Edward Louis Keenan Larry W. Kelly Thomas W. Key Ellen Soiiyang Kim Peter Carl Kimberly Lawrence Carlton King Wayne Nelson Kirby Herbert J. Lanham, Jr. Sally Ann Larkin Pemerl Anne Laurf.nson Page 19 SENIOR Willard Edward Lawrence, Jr. John Frederick Lehman Mary Margaret Lewis Sigmund Barry Liciitman Barbara Anne Livingston Joan Loew Edward Blackburn Loll Sarah Anne Ludlow Bonnie Jo Luker Kathleen Marie Lush Aubrey Jackson Lynn, Jr. Robert Karl MacDowei.l Jeane Annette Mach Billie Mae Marteness Dale Hamilton Martin Page 20 CLASS l Robert Eldon Martin Elise Scott McGehee Thomas Ryan Michael McGrath Barbara Ann McHenry Neil Thomas McPherson Joseph Carby Mendez Wesley ' Kent Merchant Nicholas Micale Larry Minnich Lawrence Edgar Miller Alan Bruce Minthorne Yvonne Jeanne Molle Carol Anne Moore Edward R. Moore, Jr. Tom Moore Page 21 SENIOR Hazel Frances Moran Mary Morningstar Richard Thomas Morris Mary Jane Murray Katherine Campbell Myers James Francis Neville, Jr. Thomas Joseph Neville Susan Newman Thomas Schaub Noonan „ •4 Penny Olson Elsie Marie O’Neal Don Orr Nina Anatolia Ossipoff Jane Irene Palmer Paula Annette Pangburn Page 22 CLASS James Keith Penn Patricia Anne Penn Lola Kay Perkins I Duane Eugene Perry Donald Mitchell Person Martha Marie Popejoy Joyce Geraldine Porter Anne Price Ruby A. Prosise Paul Aloysius Ouinn, Jr. Roger C. Rankin David Leonard Rapoport Margaret Ann Reedy James W. Ridgeway Charles M. Rowe Page 2} SENIOR Peggy Virginia Rusk Lora Blanche Sanderson Sonya Mae Schaefer William Carl Schmidt Ruth Ann Sheppard Shelby Shifflett Robert Paul Schreve Shirley Marie Shughruf, Raquel Dorotea Smith Barbara Carolyn Stall James Michael Statham Helen Louise Stein Sandra Gail Stevens Mildred Stipe A. Allen Stokes, Jr Page 24 CLASS Marjorie Carol Stone Douglas F. Stormes James Loyce Swindal William Donald Swinney Charles Norman Sydnor Edite Talmanis Elizabeth Permelia Taylor Joan Marie Teague Malcolm Ray Tignor Walter Lewis Tompkins, Jr. Janet Arlene Trout Gregory J. Tuttle Kenneth Nelson Valdes Sondra Lee Villella Craig Villiard Page 25 SENIOR Barbara Jean Wade Roger Bramwell Walker Kenneth David Waters Suzanne Alice Watters Jack Warf Irene Evelyn Weedon Lawrence Ronald Weiner Bette Weiss Wilma Arlene Whittington Buddy Williams Harriet Marie Williams Lila Marie Wilson Claudia Delle Winkle Max Karl Winkler Lois Woods Page 26 CLASS Michael Dennis Woods William Rufus Wren Michael Yeabower Constance Ann Yeatman Not Pictured William Casey Martha Ann Dodson Margaret Dunn Frank Robert Ellison Norman Gottharbt Frances Herndon Paul Hewitt Lynda Lacey Ben Mijuskovic John Post Neill Price L Laura Sanderson and Connie Glascock in the “height of fashion” at the Faculty Game. 4. “Doctor” Kevin Brown looks on. 5. Sadie Hawkins characters “line-up.” 2. Mr. Mishou says, “ .” 3. Jim Penn, Bonnie Jo Ltiker, and Pern Laurenson in a studious study hall. 6. Sallv and Connie cautiously experiment while Miss S Iiugrou holds her breath. 7. Ted Brown begs for mercy. Page 27 MARY HELEN ALDERMAN— Mary” —Homeroom Pres. 1,4; F.H.A. Club; Sub-Deb Club 2; Pres. 2; Model Club 3; Vice- Pres. 3; Youth For Christ Club 4; Reporter 4. SHELLEY DIANE ALLMAN— Diane” —Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 1; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. 1; Homeroom Sec. 3; Mixed Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 4. JOAN ALTIZER — ' ' Joan.” CLARK LAWRENCE ANDERSON— Clark” —Santa Clara, Cal. 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; All State Rand 2, 3, 4; P.T.A. Band Award 2; Band Club 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Homeroom Treas. 3; Jaguar 4; National Honor Society. NANCY ALDEN AUSTIN— Nancy” —Art Club 1; Sub-Deb Club 2; Model Club 3; Drama Club 4. NORMA SUE AUSTIN— Sue ”—Dance Club 1; Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Junior Honor So¬ ciety 2; Girls Choral Club 2; Bridge Club 3, 4; Jaguar Journal 3; Feature Editor 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4. ANNE CATHELL BALL— Ann” —Alexandria, Va. 1; Model Club 2; Junior Civic League 3, 4; Liliom” 3; Two Plus Two” 3; Bernadine” 4; Dracula” 4; Sleep of P isoners” 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Senior News 4. GARY F. BANKS— Gary” —Oakland, Calif. 1, 2; Track 3; Film Viewing Club 3, 4. JACQUES EUGENE BARREIRO— Bino ”—Chess and Check¬ er Club 3; Varsity Football 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior Civic League 4; Sgt.-at-Arms 4. JUNE PENELOPE BARRETT— June” —Washington, D. C. 1, 2; Night Must Fall” 3; Two Plus Two” 3; Liliom” 3: Bernadine” 4; Dracula” 4; Sleep of Prisoners” 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; PAW PRINT 3, 4; JAGUAR JOURN¬ AL 3, 4; Senior News 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4. BARBARA J. BELL— Barbara” —Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Modeling Club 4. PENNY JOYCE BEND ALL— Penny” —Dramatics Club 1; Sub-Deb Club 2; Dance Club 3; Future Business Leaders 4; Homeroom Pres. 4. ROBERT EDWARD BLAKE— Star” —Fairborne, Ohio 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Captain 4; Varsity Golf 3, 4; S.C.A. 3; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Pres. 4; JAGUAR 4; Advertising Mgr. 4; Athletic Club 4; Sec. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Junior Civic League 4. MARGARET CELIA BLEVINS—- ' ' ' Margaret”— Washington. D. C. 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Girls’ Choral Club 3; A Cappella Choir 4. JOHN CONRAD BONNET, JR.— Bonnet” —Washington, D. C. 1; Flavana, Cuba 2; J. V. Football 3; Debate Club 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Homeroom Treas. 4. ABIGAIL VICTORIA BOOTH— Abbie” —Junior Honor So¬ ciety 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2, 3,4; Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4; Club Comm. 3; Chairman 3; Election Comm. 4; Chairman 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senator 3, 4; Homeroom Pres. 3; A Cappella Choir 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Student Handbook 3; Co-Editor 3; JAGUAR 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3, 4; Man¬ aging Editor 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; PAW PRINT 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Pres. 4; Student Advisory Board, Student Life” 4; State S.C.A. Convention 3, 4; Magazine Drive Chairman 3; Stamp and Bond Comm. Chairman 2; Liliom” 3; S.P.T.A. Art Comm. 4; Student Chairman 4. ROBERT LESLIE BOTTOMLEY— Bob” —JAGUAR. 4. WILLIAM L. BREEDEN— Buster ”—Dance Club 1, 2; Plot Rod Club 3, 4. ARTHUR GEORGE BROADHURST— Ar ”—Washington, D. C. 1, 2; Bridge Club 3; Youth For Christ Club 4; National Honor Society. EDWARDS BROWN— Ted ”—Washington, D. C. 1, 2; Night Must Fall” 3; Liliom” 3; Two Plus Two” 3; Male Animal” 3; Quintette” 3; Princess Marries the Page” 3; Forensics, Prose 3, 4; Winner in State Forensics 3; Dracula” 4; Berna¬ dine” 4; Sleep of Prisoners” 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Pres. 4; Drama Club 3; Vice-Pres. 3; Homeroom Pres. 4; Representative, National Dramatics Arts Conference 3. JESSE EDWARD BROWN— Jesse” Senior KEVIN BROWN— K”—Washington D. C. 1; Dance Club 2, 3; S.C.A. 3, 4; Art Club 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Bernadine” 4; Dracula” 4; Sleep of Prisoners” 4; National Thespian So¬ ciety 4. MARGARET ELIZABETH BROWN— Margie” —Dance Club 2, 3. CONSTANCE GERTRUDE BURKE— Connie ”—San Fran¬ cisco, Calif. 1; F.H.A. Club 2, 3; Future Business Leaders 4. LAWRENCE BUSCHER— Larry”—-Thomas Jefferson Jr. High 1; J. V. Basketball 2; Captain 2; J. V. Football 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Key Club 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; National Thespian Society 4. WILLIAM SCOTT BUTLER— Scott” —Dance Club 1; George Mason 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 4. DOROTHY ANN CARD— Dorothy” —Honolulu, Hawaii 1; Sub-Deb Club 2; French Club 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4. EARL STANLEY CARR— Earl” —-Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Tennis Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Boys’ Chorus 3, 4; A Cap¬ pella Choir 3, 4; Spanish Fiesta 2, 3; Stamp and Coin Club 2, 4; Vice-Pres. 2; Pres. 4; S.C.A. 4; 20th Century Sings” 3; Senior News 4; JAGUAR 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Chaplain 4. ELAINE LOUISE CARTER— Elaine” —Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Modeling Club 4; Two Plus Two” 3; Liliom” 3; Dracula” 4; Bernadine” 4; National Thespian Society 3,4. JANICE ANN CARTER— Jan”- —Music Club 4. WILLIAM RAY CASEY— Bi I”—Homeroom Pres. 1; Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Treas. 3; S.C.A., Northern Virginia Council 2; Debate Club 4. MARGARET ANNE CAVIL— ' ‘ ' Anne”— Dance Club 1, 3; Sub- Deb Club 2, 3; Future Business Leaders 4. BROOKS CHANDLER— 1 Brooks”— Wayzata, Minnesota 1; Science Club 2, 3; Key Club 3, 4; J. V. Football 3; Track 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN ANNE CHAPMAN— Anne” —Homeroom Pres. 1, 3; S.C.A. 1; Senator 2; Sec. 3; Treas. 4; S.C.A. State Con¬ vention 2, 3; Honor Court 3, 4; Girls’ State 3; S.C.A. County Convention 4; Student Handbook 3; F.H.A. Club; Vice-Pres. 1; Sweetheart Court 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Mixed Chorus 2; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; 20th Century Sings” 3; Spanish Fiesta 3; Junior Newspaper 3; Senior News 4; PAW PRINT 4; JAGUAR 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2; F.H.A. State Convention 2; Most Outstanding Junior Girl,. Women’s Club 3; Prom Comm. 3; Election Comm. 4; Junior Civic League 3,4; Treas., Fairfax County S.C.A. 4. KENNETFI WILLARD CHRISTENSEN— Ken” —Philadel¬ phia, Pa. 1, 2, 3. JOYCE IRENE CLARKE— Joyce” —Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Sec. 2; Future Business Leaders 4; Sec. 4. MARLENE CLATTERBUCK— Marfew ”—Nashville, Tenn. 1, 3; Washington D. C. 2; Music Club 4. KATHERINE JOAN COCKEY— Joan”— Dance Club 1; Model Club 2; Girls’ Chorus 3; Girls’ Choral Club 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior Civic League 4; Senior News 4; Dracula” 4; Sleep of Prisoners” 4. MICHAEL COHN.— Mike” —Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stamp and Coin Club 1, 2; Track 2; J. V. Football 3; Tennis 3; Bridge Club 3; Band Club 4. EVELYN MARIE COLEMAN.— Marie” —Dance Club 1; Sub- Deb Club 2, 3; Film-Viewing Club, 4. CONSTANCE JOAN COOK— ' Connie”— Junior Honor So¬ ciety 1, 2; Dance Club 1, 2; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; J. V. Softball 1; Manager 1; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Homeroom Sec. 4. LOIS MAE CORDLE— Lois” —Homeroom Sec. 1; Dance Club 1, 2; Homeroom Pres. 2; Girls’ Choral Club 3; Modeling Club 4. SYDNEY LORRAINE CORLISS— ' ' ' Cindy”— Pensacola, Fla. 1, 2; Oakland, Calif. 3; Bible Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Page 28 Directory BARBARA COWENS— Barbara ' ’—J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; S.C.A. 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; Treas. 4. HELEN VIRGINIA CROSON— He ™”—Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Future Business Leaders 4. JOHN WAYNE CROSS— Wayne” —Camera Club 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Bus Driver 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES DEARDON— Charlie” —Pleasantville, N. Y. 1, 2; Model Airplane Club 4; Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Bowling League 4; Captain 4. DALE DARREL DeFORD— Dale” —Elwood, Nebr. 1; Yoko¬ hama, Japan 1, 2; S.C.A. 4; JAGUAR 4; National Honor Society 4. ELIZABETH JOANN DeGROOT— Joann?’ —F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 2; Pres. 3; JAGUAR 3, 4; Circulation Manager 3, 4; Two Plus Two” 3; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Homeroom Sec. 3; Homeroom Treas. 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Quill and Scroll 4. JOHN RICHARD DeWILDE— Rich” —Camera Club 1; De¬ bate Club 2, 3. DONALD EARL DICKSON— Don” —Stratford Jr. High 1; Stamp and Coin Club 2; Band 2, 3; Film-Viewing Club 3, 4; Projectionist 4. MARTHA ANN DODSON— Marty” —Future Business Lead¬ ers 4. PATRICIA ANN DODSON— Pat” —Dance Club 1,2; PAW PRINT 3; Junior Civic League 3; Bernadine” 4; Senior News 4. DONALD HENRY DORNISCH— 1 Doorknob”— Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Chess and Checker Club 2; Artyping Club 2; Athletic Club 3, 4. MARGARET EILEEN DUNN— Margaret” —Table Tennis Club 1; Sec. 1; Majorette 2; Model Club 2; Girls’ Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior Civic League 4. JON SANBURG ECKERT— 1 Jon”— S.C.A. 1; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 2; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3; Sports Editor 3; JAG¬ UAR 3, 4; Editor-in-Chief 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pres. 4; Key Club 4. FRANK ROBERT ELLISON— Bobby” —W-L 2; J. V. Baseball 3; Varsity Baseball 4; Homeroom Pres. 3. JOAN KAY ENGLISH— Joan” —Dance Club 1; Junior Hon¬ or Society 1, 2; Sub-Deb Club 2; J. V. Hockey 2; J. V. Basket¬ ball 2, 3; Co-Captain 3; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; Varsity Bas¬ ketball 4; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 3; French Club 3; Vice-Pres. 3; Student Handbook 3; S.C.A. 3; Election Comm. Chairman 3; Honor Court 3; S.I.P.A. 3; JAGUAR 3, 4; Picture Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Sec. 4; Sadie Hawkins’ Day Wolf Gal 4; Junior Civic League 4; Monogram Club 4; Sweetheart Court 4. RALPH G. FALCONE— Fotcb” —Washington, D. C. 1, 2; Dance Club 3; Junior Civic League 4. CHARLES H. FELTON, JR.— Charlie” —Takoma Park, Md. 1; Suitlanc, Md. 2, 3; Art Club 4. MARVIN MICHAEL FLAHERTY— Mike” —Camera Club 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 3; Band 1,2; Film-Viewing Club 4; Bowling Team 4. FRANK U. FLETCHER, JR.— Fluffy” —Homeroom Vice- Pres. 2; S.C.A. 2; Homeroom Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4. JAMES PALMER FLETCHER, JR.— Palmer” —Chess and Checker Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Club 4. KENNETH E. FOSTER— ' Ken”— Front Royal, Va. 1, 2, 3; Athletic Club 4; Intramural Basketball 4. MARY ELLEN FREDMAN— Mary” —Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Sec. 2; Sub-Deb Club 2; Junior Civic League 3, 4; Senior News 4; A Cappella Choir 4. CLAUDIA JANE FRUIT— Claudia” —Art Club 1; Library Club 2; Bowling Club 2; French Club 3; PAW PRINT 3, 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; JAGUAR 4; Girls’ Chorus 3; A Cap¬ pella Choir 4; I Speak For Democracy 4; Forensics 4. LAWRENCE NELSON GEIST— Larry” —Long Island, N. Y. 1, 2, 3; Junior Civic League 3, 4; Varsity Football 4; Home¬ room Sgt.-at-Arms 4; JAGUAR 4. THOMAS GEIST— Tom ”—Long Island, N. Y. 1, 2, 3; Tennis 3; Varsity Basketball 3; Varsity Football 4; Key Club 4; JAG¬ UAR 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4. CONNIE LOU GLASCOCK— Con” —New York, N. Y. 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Dramatics Club 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Monogram Club 4. EDGAR T. GOODMAN, JR.— Ed” —Washington, D. C. 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Dance Club 3; Cross Country Team 4; Captain 4; Varsity Club 4; Tumbling Club 4; Homeroom Pres. 4. NORMAN GOTTHARDT— Norman” —Radio Club 2; Chess and Checker Club 3. EDWARD RICHARD GRAY— Dick” —Athletic Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4. JAMES TILDEN GRAY— Jim” —Chess and Checker Club 1; Homeroom Vice Pres. 1; Dance Club 2, 3; J. V. Football 2; Film-Viewing Club 4. THOMAS STEPHEN GRAY, JR.— 1 Tom”— Camera Club 1; Vice-Pres. 1; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Golf Team 2, 4; Radio Club 2; J. V. Baseball 3; JAGUAR 4. DOMNICK FREDERICK GRECO— Fred” —Band 1; Track 1, 2, 4; J. V. Football 3; Varsity Football 4; National Thespian Society 3; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 4. CAROL MARY GREMMLER— Carol” —Bossier City, La. 1; Alexandria, Va. 2; Junior Civic League 3, 4; Senior News 4; Debating Club 4. MARSHALL BARTON GRUNWALD— Marty” —Elmhurst, Ill. 1, 2; Film-Viewing Club 3; Homeroom Pres. 4; Camera Club 4; Debating Club 4. ARTHUR GUIFFRE— 1 Art”— Band 1, 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. 1; Home¬ room Pres. 2; Tennis 3; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Boys’ Chorus 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Mastersingers 4; Band Club 4. NORLAND ROUGHER HAGEN— Norland” — Chess ami Checker Club 2; Tumbling Club 3; Cafeteria 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Boys’ Chorus 4; Athletic Club 4. JANE ELIZABETH HARRINGTON— Jane ”—S.C.A. 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Future Business Leaders 4. ROSEMARY HARTMAN— Rosemary” —Radio Club 2; Stamp and Bond Comm. 2; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3; JAGUAR 3, 4; Feature Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Sec; Liliom” 3; Male Animal” 3; Dracula” 4; Sleep of Prisoners” 4; National Thespian Society 4; Girls’ Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3, 4. HELEN HAYDEN— Helen” —Dallas, Texas 1, 2; Model Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; 20th Century Sings” 3; A Cappella Choir 4. FRANCES HERNDON— Frances” PAUL H. HEWITT— Paul” ELIZABETH HIGHT— Liz”—Art Club 1, 2; Vice-Pres. 2; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Manager 4; Junior Newspaper 3; Varsity Hockey 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Homeroom Treas. 4; Senior News 4. FAITH ELAINE HOISINGTON— 1 Faith”— Stratford Jr. High 1; W-L 2; Library Club 2; Treas. 2; Youth for Christ 3, 4. FRED JUNIOR HOLDEN— Fred” —Bossier City, La. 1, 2, 3; JAGUAR 4. MILO TAFT HOOTS, JR.— Mi o”—Art Club 1, 2; Sec. 2; Homeroom Treas. 1,2; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3,4; Exchange Editor 3; Editorial Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Junior Newspaper 3; Junior Civic League 3; Varsity Football 3; Man¬ ager 3; Art Contest Winner 3; Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Boys’ Chorus 4. HENRY MORRIS HOWARD— Henry” —Dance Club 1; Athletic Club 2, 3; J. V. Baseball 2; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Bowling Team 4; Intramural Basketball 4. HERMAN MILLER HULL, JR.— Buddy” —Chess and Check¬ er Club 1; Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 3; Junior Civic League 4; Dracula” 4. DIANE HUME— Dianne” —Dance Club 1, 3; Modeling Club 2, 4. Page 29 CONSTANCE ANN HUNT— Connie” —Dance Club 1, 3; Sub-Deb Club 2; Treas. 2. HUGH REDFIELD HUNTON— Hugh” —Model Airplane Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3; Bowling Club 4. JOAN FRANCES HURST— Joan” —F.H.A. 1, 2; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 1; J. V. Softball 1; Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4; Junior Newspaper 3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Devil and Daniel Webster” 3; Liliom” 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; Junior Civic League 4; Vice Mayor 4. SARAH KENDALL HUTTON— Sal” —-Middletown, Del. 1,2; Tokyo, Japan 2, 3; Varsity Hockey 4; Monogram Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Senior News 4; JAGUAR 4; National Hon¬ or Society 4. HERBERT IRVIN— “Herbert” —Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Hot Rod Club 3, 4. NETTIE JANET JOHNSON— Janet” —Homeroom Sec. 1; Dance Club 1; J. V. Hockey 1; Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4; Co- Captain 3; Captain 4; Sub-Deb Club 2; Vice-Pres. 2; Junior Class Sec. 3; Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Virginia State Hockey Team 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Pres. 4; JAGUAR 3, 4; Sports Editor 4. VERNON V. JOHNSON— Vern” —J. V. Baseball 1; Chess and Checker Club 1; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 2; Dance Club 2, 3; S.C.A. 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3; Circulation 3; Page Editor 3. ROSALIE JANE JOHNSTON— Rosalie” —Junior Honor So¬ ciety 1, 2; F.H.A. Club 1; Junior Classical League 1; Girls’ Chorus 3; Girls’ Choral Club 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Youth for Christ Club 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; Advertising Manager 4; JAGUAR 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Debutones 4; Senior News 4. KENNETH JOHN JONES— Ken” —Model Airplane Club 1; Sec.-Treas. 1; Homeroom Pres. 2; Athletic Club 3, 4. LOIS JUNE KEARNS— Lois” —Patrol 2; Glee Club 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4. LOUIS KEARNS — Louie ”—Dance Club 1; Fairfax 2; Athletic Club 3, 4. EDWARD LOUIS KEARNS— ' TV”—J. V. Football 2, 3; Tumbling Club 3; Homeroom Sgt.-at-Arms 3, 4; Varsity Football 4; Bowling Club 4; Boys’ Chorus 4; National Honor Society 4. LARRY WAYNE KELLY— Larry” —Fairfax 1; Dance Club 2, 3. THOMAS W. KEY— Torw”—Fairfax 1, 2, 3. ELLEN SOHYANG—KIM— Ellen” —Washington, D. C. 2; S.C.A. 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Mastersingers 4; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 4; French Club 4; Senior News 4; National Honor Society 4. PETER CARL KIMBERLY— Pete” —Stamp and Coin Club 1, 2; Debate Club 3; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; JAGUAR 4; Adv. Photography Club 4; Treasurer 4; National Honor Society. LAWRENCE CARLTON KING— Larry” —Dance Club 1, 2; Hot Rod Club 3, 4. WAYNE NELSON KIRBY— Wayne” —Camera Club 1, 2, 3; Pres. 2, 3; Adv. Photography Club 4; Pres. 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 2; JAGUAR 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4. LYNDA LOUISE LACEY— Lynda” —Swanson Jr. High 1; S.C.A. 2, 4; Junior Civic League 2, 3; Homeroom Pres. 2; Homeroom Sec. 3; Night Must Fall” 3; Devil and Daniel Webster” 3; Liliom” 3; Two Plus Two” 3; 20th Century Sings” 3; Bernadine” 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3; Sub-Deb Club 2; S.P.T.A. 4. HERBERT JOHN LANHAM, JR— Herb” —Model Airplane Club 1,2; Chess and Checker Club 3; Film-Viewing Club 4. SALLY LARKIN— Sally” —Dance Club 1,3; Sub-Deb Club 2. PEMERL ANNE LAURENSON— Pern” —Yokohama, Japan 1; Junior Civic League 2, 3; Junior Honor Society 2; Spanish Fiesta 2; Night Must Fall” 3; Liliom” 3; Two Plus Two” 3; Bernadine” 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Sec. 3, 4; JAGUAR 3, 4; Associate Editor 3, 4; Student Handbook 3; Co-Editor 3; PAW PRINT 3, 4; Co-Editor 3, 4; Junior News¬ paper 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Historian 4; Homeroom Sec. 3; Senior Forensics 3; S.P.T.A., Program Chairman 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Treas. 4. EDWARD WILLARD LAWRENCE— Eddie” —Fairfax 1, 2, 3. JOHN FREDERICK LEHMAN— John” —Chess and Checker. Club 1, 2; Artyping Club 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4. MARY MARGARET LEWIS— Mary” —Dramatic Club 4; PAW PRINT 4. SIGMUND BARRY LICHTMAN— Barry” —J. V. Football 3; J. V. Baseball 3; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Club 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3, 4; JAGUAR 4; Senior News 4. BARBARA ANN LIVINGSTON— Livvie” —Pep Club 1; Homeroom Sec. 1; Dance Club 2; Homeroom Chaplain; Jun¬ ior Newspaper 3; Prom Comm. 3; Junior Civic League 3, 4; Treas. 4; S.C.A. 3; Senior News 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4. JO-ANNE YOWE— Jo-Anne” —S.C.A. 1, 2; Drama Club 1; Sweetheart Court 2, 3, 4; Queen 4; J. V. Cheerleader 2; Girls’ State 3; Junior Civic League 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3; Homeroom Sec. 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Senior Class Sec. 4; Homecoming Court; Sadie Hawkins’ Char. 4. EDWARD BLACKBURN LOLL— Eddie” —Elyria, Ohio 1, 2, 3. SARAH ANNE LUDLOW— Sally” —Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Sub-Deb Club 2; Bridge Club 3; Mixed Chorus 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; JAGUAR 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Forensics 4; Dracula” 4; Sleep of Prisoners” 4; National Honor Society. BONNIE JO LUKEK— Bonnie”— Oklahoma City, Okla. 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Homeroom Sec. 4; Bowl¬ ing Club 4; Junior Civic League 4; Mayor 4. KATHLEEN LUSH— Kathy” —Homeroom Sec. 1; Dance Club 1, 2; S.C.A. 2, 3; Girls’ Choral Club 3; Junior Civic League 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; AUBREY JACKSON LYNN— Jack” —Camera Club 1; Pres. 1; J. V. Football 1, 2; Manager 1, 2; Radio Club 2; Junior Honor Society 2; F.C.H.S. One Act Play Festival 2; Best Actor 2; Varsity Baseball 2, 3; Manager 2, 3; Varsity Football 3; Manager 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Night Must Fall” 3; Quintette” 3; Two Plus Two” 3; The Princess Marries the Page” 3; Liliom” 3; Bernadine” 4; Dracula” 4; Sleep of Prisoners” 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Drama Club 4; Treas. 4; S.C.A. 4. ROBERT KARL MacDOWELL— Bob” —Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 3; Boys’ Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4. JEANE ANNETTE MACH— Jeane” —Charlottesville, Va. 1; Homeroom Pres. 2; Drama Club 2; S.C.A. 3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Girls’ Choral Club 3; Junior Newspaper 3; Miss Birthdayrama 3; Sweetheart Court 3; Maid of Honor 3; Prom Court 3, 4; Maid of Honor 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior Civic League; JAG¬ UAR 4; Homecoming Court 4. ROBERT LEE MARR— Robert” BILLIE MAE MARTENESS— B 7Z ”—Sub-Deb Club 2; Sec. 2; Dance Club 3; Future Business Leaders 4. DALE HAMILTON MARTIN— Dale” —Chess and Checkers Club 1; Stamp and Coin Club 2; Model Airplane Club 3; Artyping-Film Viewing Club 4; Pres. 4. ROBERT MARTIN— Bob” —Chess and Checker Club 3; Film- Viewing Vlub 4. ELISE SCOTT McGEHEE— Elise” —F.H.A. Club 1, 2; J. V. Basketball 2; Junior Honor Society 2; Girls’ Chorus 3; Bowling Club 3; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 4; Future Business Leaders 4. THOMAS MICHAEL McGRATH— Tom” —Washington, D.C. 1; Dance Club 2; Homeroom Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Debate Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Devil and Daniel Webster” 3; Forensics 3; S.C.A. 4; A Cappella Choir 4. BARBARA McHENRY— Mickey” —Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Dra¬ matics 4. THOMAS NEIL McPHERSON— Tom ”—Stratford Jr. High 1. JOSEPH CARBY MENDEZ— Carby” WESLEY KENT MERCHANT — Wesley— Richmond, Va. 1, 2, 3. Page 30 Directory NICHOLAS MICALE— Nick” —J. V. Football 2, 3; Co-Cap¬ tain 3; Science Club 2; Athletic Club 3; Sec. 3; Varsity Foot¬ ball 4; Homeroom Sec. 4. BEN MIJUSKOVIC— ' ' Ben” WILLIAM LAWRENCE MILLER— Larry” —O’Fallin, Ill. 1; W-L 2; Radio Club 3, 4; Sgt.-at-Arms 3; J. V. Baseball 3; Varsity Baseball 4; Manager 4. LAWRENCE EDGAR MINNICH— Larry” —Oceanside, Calif. 1; Refreshment Comm. 2; J. V. Football 2; Manager 2; Chess Club 2; Key Club 3, 4; Pres. 4; Capital District Key Clubs, Delegate 3; District Eight Key Clubs, Delegate 2; Junior Class Senator 3; Club Comm. Chairman 3; Election Comm. 3; Junior Newspaper 3; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Golf Team 3, 4; Va. State S.C.A., Delegate 3; S.I.P.A. 3; Boys’ State 3; JAGUAR 3, 4; Associate Editor 4; S.C.A. Vice-Pres. 4; S.P.T.A. 4; Inquiring Editor” 4; Quill and Scroll 4. BRUCE ALAN MINTHORNE— Al ”—Model Airplane Club 3; JAGUAR 4; National Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Inquiring Editor” 4; Debate Club 4; Pres. 4. YVONNE JEANNE MOLLE— YI’onne” —Homeroom Vice- Pres. 1; F.H.A. Club 1, 2; JAGUAR JOURNAL 2; Girls’ Chorus 3; Girls’ Choral Club 3; JAGUAR 3,4; Literary Editor 4; PAW PRINT 4; Dracula” 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Spanish Fiesta 3; S.I.P.A. 4; Importance of Being Earnest” 4. CAROL ANNE MOORE-— Carol ”—Fairfax 3. CHARLES THOMAS MOORE— Tow”—Homeroom Pres. L 4; J. V. Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. 3; S.C.A. Delegate 3; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Club 4. EDWARD RICHARDSON MOORE— Eddie ”—Dance Club 1; Athletic Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4. HAZEL FRANCES MORAN— Hazel” —Leesburg, Va. 1, 2, 3; Future Business Leaders 4. MARY M. MORNINGSTAR— Mary ”—Dance Club 1,2; Mod¬ el Club 3. THOMAS RICHARD MORRIS— Dick” —Jamestown, N. Y. 1, 2; J. V. Baseball 3; Tumbling Club 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Golf Team 3, 4. MARY JANE MURRAY — Mary Jane ”—Highland Park 1; Tokyo, Japan 2, 3; F.H.A. Club 4; Senior News 4. KATHERINE CAMPBELL MYERS— ’’Kathy ”—George Mason 1; Sub-Deb Club 2; St. Mary’s Jr. College 3. JAMES FRANCIS NEVILLE, JR.— Jim” —Dance Club 1, 2; S.C.A. 2; J. V. Basketball 2; Sophomore Class Sgt.-at-Arms 2; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 3; Junior Civic League 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3; Senior Class Pres. 4; Key Club 4; Boys’ Chorus 4; A Cappella Choir 4. THOMAS NEVILLE— Tom ”—Dance Club 1, 2; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3; Senior Senator 4; Golf Team 2, 3; Key Club 3, 4; Track 4; Bernadine” 4. SUSAN BRIDGET NEWMAN— Sue ”—Homeroom Sec. 1; Pep Club 1; Treas. 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Homeroom Treas. 2; Prom Comm. 3; Junior Newspaper 3; Sadie Hawkins Day, Daisy Mae 4; Sweetheart Court 4; Bernadine” 4; Seni or News 4; Junior Civic League 4; Homeroom Pres. 4. THOMAS S. NOONAN— Tom” —Wiesbaden, Germany 1; Debate Club 2, 4; Vice-Pres. 2; Treas. 4; Bridge Club 3; Golf Team 3; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; National Honor Society ROWANNE OLSON— Penny” —Wiesbaden, Germany 1, 2, 3; Model Club 4; National Honor Society. ELSIE MARIE O’NEAL— Elsie ”—Junior Honor Society 2; Science Club 2; Artyping Club 3; Film-Viewing Club 4. DONALD CAMERON ORR— Dusty” —Belmont, N. C. 1; Track 2, 3; Camera Club 2; Athletic Club 3; Tumbling Club 4. NINA ANATOLIA OSSIPOFF— N W’—Puente, Calif. 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 4. JANE IRENE PALMER— Janie” —J. V. Basketball 1; F.H.A. Club 1; Varsity Hockey 2; Manager 2; Homeroom Treas. 2; Monogram Club 2, 3; Treas. 3; Junior Class Treas. 3; S.C.A. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Junior Newspaper 3; Election Comm. 3; S.I.P.A. 3; JAGUAR 3, 4; Junior Civic League 4; Bernadine” 4. PAULA ANNETTE PANGBURN— Paula” —Russell, Kansas 1; Tokyo, Japan 1, 2; Model Club 3; Bridge Club 4; Pres. 4; Basketball 4; Homeroom Sec. 4. JAMES KEITH PENN— - Jim” —Freshman Class Sgt.-at-Arms 1; J. V. Football 1, 2; Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. 2; J. V. Baseball 2; Homeroom Pres. 2; Junior Honor Society 2; Science Club 2; Junior Civic League 3; Vice-Mayor 3; Varsity Foot¬ ball 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Forensics 3; Junior Newspaper 3; JAGUAR 3, 4; Sports Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Senior News 4; Key Club 4; Senior Class Vice-Pres. 4. PATRICIA ANNE PENN— Patsy” —Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Sec. 1; Homeroom Treas. 2. LOLA KAY PERKINS— Kay” —Phoenix, Arizona 1,2; F.H.A. Club 3; 20th Century Sings” 3; Mixed Chorus 4. DUANE EUGENE PERRY— ' Duane” DONALD MITCHELL PERSON— Don” —Homeroom Vice- Pres. 1, 2; J. V. Football 2; Homeroom Pres. 3; JAGUAR 4. MARTHA MARIE POPEJOY— ' Martha”— Future Business Leaders of America 4; Treas. 4. JOYCE PORTER— Joy”—Oakland, Calif., 1, 2, 3; Art Club 4. JOHN POST— Jack” —Pennsylvania 1; Chess and Checkers 2; Hot Rod Club 4. CAROLYN ANNE PRICE— ' Anne”— Sub-Deb Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Spanish Fiesta 2, 3; Glee Club 2; S.C.A. 3; 20th Century Sings” 3; F.H.A. Club 3; Youth For Christ Club 4; Pres. 4. NEILL PRICE— Neill” —Fairfax 1, 2, 3; Hot Rod Club 4. RUBY PROSISE— Ruby” —Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Choral Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 4. PAUL A. QUINN, JR.— Paul” —Washington, D. C. 1, 2; Science Club 3; Hot Rod Club 4. ROGER CARPENTER RANKIN— Roger” —Lincoln, Nebr. I, 2; PAW PRINT 3; French Club 3; Tennis 3; Varsity Base¬ ball 3; Manager 3; Homeroom Treas. 4; Key Club 4; Vice- Pres. 4. DAVID LEONARD RAPOPORT— ' Dave”— Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 1, 3; Pres. 3; Chess and Checker Club 2; Band Club 4; Concertmaster 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; Photo¬ grapher 4; Senior News 4. MARGARET ANN REEDY— Margie” —Dance Club 1; Sub- Deb Club 2; Artyping Club 3; Treas. 3; Film-Viewing Club 4. JAMES WELLEND RIDGWAY— ' Jim”— Camera Club 1; J. V. Baseball 2, 3; Bowling Club 2; Chess and Checker Club 3; Varsity Baseball 4; Athletic Club 4. CHARLES MACK ROWE— Charlie”—Freshman Class Vice- Pres. 1; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 1; Dance Club 1; J. V. Foot¬ ball I, 2; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Vice-Pres. 2; J. V. Base¬ ball 2; Sophomore Pres. 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Homeroom Pres. 2, 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Boys’ Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; A Cappella Choir 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Bowling League 4; Bernadine” 4; Dracula” 4; National Thespian Society 4; Sadie Hawkins’ Day, Lil’ Abner 4. PEGGY VIRGINIA RUSK— Peggy” —Library Club 1, 3; Pa¬ trol 1, 2, 4; Lieut. 2; Capt. 4; Dance Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4. LORA BLANCHE SANDERSON— Lora” —Science Club 1; J. V. Basketball 1; J. V. Softball 1; J. V. Hockey 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 3. 4. SONYA SCHAFFER— Sunny” —F.H.A. Club 1,2; Homeroom Sec. 1; Dance Club 3; Future Business Leaders 4. WILLIAM, CARL SCHMIDT— Kip” —Tarzana, California 1; Tokyo, Japan 2; Radio Club 3, 4; Treas. 4; Golf Team 3, 4; S.C.A. 4; Homeroom Sgt.-at-Arms 4; National Honor Society 4; Election Comm. 4. RUTH ANN SHEPPARD— Bunny” —Dolly Madison 1; W-L 2, 3; Future Business Leaders 4; Mixed Chorus 4. SHELBY SHIFFLET— Shelby” Page 31 Senior D ROBERT PAUL SHREVE— Bob” —Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 1; Model Airplane Club 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY MARIE SHUGHRUE— Sis”—Glee Club 1; S.C.A. 2; Dance Club 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 4. RAQUEL DOROTHEA SMITH— Raqucl” —Washington, D. C. 1; W-L 2; Dance Club 3; Music Club 4; Sec. 4; Varsity Hockey 4; Mixed Chorus 4. BARBARA CAROLYN STALL— Barb” —Charleston, S. C. 1; Junior Civic League 2, 3, 4; Student Code Comm. 2; Homeroom Sec. 2, 3; Junior Newspaper 3; Prom Comm. 3; S.C.A. 3; Election Comm. 3; Senior News 4; Editor 4; Mixed Chorus 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; Advertising Man¬ ager 4; PAW PRINT 4; Club Comm. 4. JAMES MICHAEL STATHAM— Mike” —Dance Club 1, 2; Hot Rod Club 3; Film-Viewing Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Boys’ Chorus 4. HELEN LOUISE STEIN— Louise” —Sub-Deb Club 2; Dance Club 3. SANDRA GAIL STEVENS— Sandy —Art Club 1; Sub-Deb Club 2; Dance Club 3; Future Business Leaders 4; Senior News 4; Homeroom Sgt.-at-Arms 4. ARTHUR ALLEN STOKES— A ”—Model Airplane Club 1; Treas. 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Boys’ Chorus 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Film-Viewing Club 3; Hot Rod Club 4. MARJORIE CAROL STONE— Margie” —Stuttgart, Germany 1; Leavenworth, Kansas 2; Sub-Deb Club 3; Treas. 3; JAG¬ UAR JOURNAL 4; Senior News 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Homeroom Treas. 4; Model Club 4. DOUGLAS F. STORMES— Doug” —Camera Club 2; Science Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Boys’ Chorus 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; PAW PRINT 4. JAMES LOYCE SWINDAL— ' ’Jim” —Radio Club 2; Tumbling Club 3; Model Airplane Club 4; National Honor Society. WILLIAM DONALD SWINNEY— Don” —Oklahoma City, Okla. 1,2; Bible Club 3; Vice-Pres. 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Boys’ Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Mastersingers 4; National Honor Society. CHARLES SYDNOR— Charlie” —Dance Club 1, 2; J. V. Football 3; Hot Rod Club 3, 4. EDITE TALMANIS— Edite” —F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3; Artyping Club 4. ELIZABETH PERMELIA TAYLOR— Ly ' z”—M usic Club 1, 2; Bridge Club 4. JOAN MARIE TEAGUE— Joan” —Dance Club 1, 2, 3. MALCOLM RAY TIGN OR— Mac” —Stuart Jr. High 1; Chamberlain Voc. 2, 3; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Club 4. WALTER LEWIS TOMPKINS, JR.— Walt” —Dance Club 1, 3; Fork Union 2; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Foren¬ sics 3, 4; Two Plus Two” 3; Quintette” 3; Liliom” 3; Male Animal” 3; Bernadine” 4; Dracula” 4; Sleep of Prisoners” 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Treas. 4; Home¬ room Vice-Pres. 4; Senior News 4. TERRY NELSON TRETICK— Terry” —Charlotte Hall, Md. 1, 2, 3. JANET ARLENE TROUT— Jan” —Dance Club 1, 3; Sub- Deb Club 2; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 2. GREGORY JAMES TUTTLE— Greg” —Wilmington, Del. 1, 2; Model Airplane Club 3; Film-Viewing Club 4. KENNETH N. VALDES— Ken” —Washington, D. C. 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 3,4; Pres. 3; Asst. Director 3,4; Harvard Book Prize 3; Debate Club 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Mastersing¬ ers 4; Band Club 4; JAGUAR 4; Business Manager 4; Quill and Scroll 4. SONDRA LEE VILLELLA— Squirt” —J. V. Basketball 1; Freshman Class Sec. 1; Sweetheart Court 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Pres. 1; Homeroom Treas. 1; Junior Classical League 1; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Treas. 2; Sophomore Class Treas. 2; Homeroom Sec. 2, 4; Outstanding Student 1; Varsity Cheer¬ leader 3, 4; JAGUAR 3, 4; Feature Editor 3, Lay-Out Editor i r e c t o r y 4; Senior Class Treas. 4; S.C.A. 3; Homecoming Court 4; Maid of Honor 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; Prom Queen 4. MAITLAND CRAIG VILLIARD— Craig” —Denver, Colo. 1, 2; Sacramento, Calif. 3; Boys’ Chorus 4; Film-Viewing Club 4; PAW PRINT 4; Bowling League 4. BARBARA JEAN WADE— Babs” —J. V. Hockey 1; Artyping Club 1; Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2; Junior Civic League 3, 4; JAGUAR 4. ROGER BRAMWELL WALKER— Roger” —Freshman Class Pres. 1; Homeroom Pres. 1; J. V. Basketball 1; Varsity Base¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2; Senator 2; Junior Class Vice-Pres. 3; Crosscountry Track 4. JACK WARF— Jack” —Fairfax, 1, 2, 3. KENNETH DAVID WATERS— Dave” —Washington, D. C. 1; Dance Club 2; J. V. Football 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; A Cap¬ pella Choir 4; Devil and Daniel Webster” 3; Varsity Football 4; Dracula” 4; Sleep of Prisoners” 4; National Thespian Society 4. SUZANNE ALICE WATTERS— Suzie” —Junior Honor So¬ ciety 1, 2; Junior Classical League 1; F.H.A. Club 1, 2; Foren¬ sics 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Girls Chorus 3; Mastersingers 4; Debutones 4; Liliom 3; National Thespian Society 3, 4; JAGUAR 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. IRENE EVELYN WEEDON— Irene” —Dance Club 1; F.H.A. Club 2, 3; Future Business Leaders 4. LAWRENCE RONALD WEINER— Larry” —Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; J. V. Football 2; S.C.A. 2, 4; Pres. 4; Junior Class Pres. 3; Liliom” 3; Bernadine” 4; Sleep of Prisoners” 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Athletic Club 3; Pres. 3; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. BETTE LOU WEISS— Bette” —Model Club 1; Sub-Deb Club 2; Dance 3; Film-Viewing Club 4. WILMA ARLENE WHITTINGTON— Wilma” —J. V. Bas¬ ketball 1; J. V. Softball 2; Pep Club 3; Pres. 3; Model Club 4. HAMPTON WILLIAMS— Buddy” —Hot Rod Club 3, 4; Bus Driver 4. HARRIET MARIE WILLIAMS— Harriet” —Dance Club 1, 3; Sub-Deb 2; S.C.A. 3, 4; Future Business Leaders 4; Vice- Pres. 4. LILA MARIE WILSON— Lila” —Alexandria, Va. 1, 2; Civics Club 3; Liliom” 3; Two Plus Two” 3; Male Animal” 3; Quintette” 3; Night M,ust Fall” 3; Drama Club 4. CLAUDIA WINKLE— Claudia” —Colville, Wash. 1, 2, 3; Mix¬ ed Chorus 4; Junior Civic League 4. MAX KARL WINKLER— Max” —Mexico 1; Texas 2; PAW PRINT 3, 4; Co-Editor 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3, 4; Art Editor 3, 4; JAGUAR 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; S.I.P.A. 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. LOIS WOODS— Lots” —Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Junior Classical League 1; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; De¬ bate Team 4; Be rnadine” 4; JAGUAR 3, 4; Literary Editor 3; Circulation Manager 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. MICHAEL DENNIS WOODS— Mike” —Penndel, Penn. 1; Dance Club 2, 3; S.C.A. 3; Junior Civic League 4; Cross¬ country Track 4. WILLIAM RUFUS WREN— Bill” —Dramatics Club 1; Chess and Checkers Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4; A Cappella Choir 4. ROBERT YARDLEY— Bob” —J. V. Baseball 2; Varsity Base¬ ball 3, 4. MICHAEL FRANCIS YEABOWER— Mike” —Hyattsville, Md. 1, 2, 3; Varsity Football 4. CONSTANCE ANN YEATMAN— Ann” —H omecoming Court 1, Homeroom Sec. 2; S.C.A. 1; Sophomore Class Sec. 2; Junior Civic League 2; Girls’ Chorus 2; Outstanding Student 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Captain 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Treas. 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 4. Page 32 P.C.J4.S. P. e r j o n a li t i e 6 1. “Four score and seven years ago . . Miss Shughrou lec¬ tures a Physics class. 2. Mrs. Sulpice sells wares at “Le Petite Boutique.” 3. Cheerleaders at crucial moment of Fairfax game. 4. Larry Weiner presides over SCA elections. 5. Larry Weiner greets ’31 - ’52 S.C.A. president, Rashid Abdu, in the company of the three 1955 presidential candidates, Pat Howard, Frank Giambattista, and Jake Frye. 6. Happy New Year! Heather Hanley, Larry Minnich, and Randy Minnich at a party. 7. Miss Green, Mrs. Snodgrass, Airs. Burleson and students are off to the National Symphony Concert. 8. Stag Party — Mr. Moore, Mr. Scott, Mr. Stagi, and Mr. Cooper. 9. Donna Whitely and Mascot Dolly at a pre-game conference as the band plays. 10. Queen Joyce Shaffer dances amid her loyal subjects at the SPTA Spring Carnival Dance. Page 35 Best All Around JIM NEVILLE SONDRA VILLELLA Personality Plus CHARLES ROWE BARBARA STALL Most Athletic BOB BLAKE LORA SANDERSON Best Dressed TED KEENAN JOAN ENGLISH Most Attractive TOM GEIST ANN YEATMAN s. e n i o r Page 34 Adost Likely to Succeed Wittiest er ved PEM LAURENSON ARTHURBROADHURST Most Popular JOAN LOEW JIM PENN Most Talented ABBIE BOOTH TED BROWN SUE NEWMAN JACK LYNN Friendliest ANNE CHAPMAN TOM NEVILLE Page 3 5 Junior Class Officers Left to right : Jake Frye, President; Joan Nalls, Secretary; Frank Giambattista, Vice President; Raye Wheeler, Treasurer; Pete Kremer, Sgt. at Arms. Page 36 JUNIOR CLASS MARCELENE ABNER KARL ANDERSON GAIL ANDREWS CHARLES PHILIP AUSTIN BETSY BAILEY PAT BAIR ARTHUR BATES FRANK BAXTER DONNA BEACH DON BENSON ALICE BETTIS BARBARA BILLHIMER CAROL BLOXTON SYLVIA ANNE BOBBITT BARBARA JEAN BOWMAN JACKY BRANT JAN BRAY JOAN BREWER JOE BROADHURST GEORGE BROOKS PRISCILLA BROOKS ANITA BROTHERS HAROLD BROWN NELLIE BROWN RICHARD BUONOCORE DONNA BURGESS JACK BURGESS BERTIGENE BURNHAM DAVE BUTCHER JIM BUTLER Page 37 JUNIOR MARTHA BYERLY BARBARA CARY TERRY CASEY JACK CHAMBERLAIN JULIA CHEEK DAVID CHEW PEGGY CHISHOLM BOB CISSELL ANN CLARK HUGH CLARK EDWINA CLEEK DONALD ROBERT CLIFFORD RICHARD CLINE WALLY COCKRELL YVONNE CODY RICHARD COMPHER RAYE CONEIN THOMAS CONSTABLE CHERYL C. COX BILL CRESSALL RODNEY CROSON JILL DALNESS JOHN DAVENPORT EDWARD DAVIS JAY DEITS PATRICIA DICKSON JANET DiMISA PAT DOUGHERTY INEZ DUNLAP ROBERT DUNNING Page 38 CLASS TRYE ELKINS BLENDA ERICKSON DIANA ESPER GLORIA FAUNCE RICHARD FERRARO CHUCK FILLEY AARON FISHER BARBARA ANN FLICK JOHN FOHRELL SHIRLEY JEAN FOLEY DONALD FOSTER JOE FREEHILL JAKE FRYE PHYLLIS GARDNER REXINA GAUTHIER FRANK GIAMBATTISTA RUTH GILMORE JOHN GIRVIN JACK GLADD GEORGE GLAVIS MARGIE GOODMAN DAVID GORDON AUDREY GORHAM DORIS GRAY JOEL GRAY DOROTHY GREEN BARCLAY GREENWOOD BUDDY GREGORY EVELYN GROVES LEONARD GUARRAIA Page 3 9 JUNIOR JIM GUNN HEATHER HANLEY GARY HANSEN MELANIE HANSON ELLEN HARDEN JOSEPH HARDESTY ARROLL HARNAGE LARRY HAWKINS JOSEPH HAWRANEK DAVID HAYCOCK ROBERT HEAD ELIZABETH MARY HEUSER PATRICIA GAYLE HILLARD MARVIN HILLSMAN JOYCE ANN HINKLE CAROLYN HOUGHTON PAT HOWARD GENE HOWELL BARBARA HURST NICHOLAS HURST JAY JARRETT CLIFFORD JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON HUGH ALAN JOHNSTON DENNIS JONES BARBARA KEESEE PAT KIDWELL PATRICIA ANN KIDWELL ALBERT KOIILMEIER PETE KRAMER Page 40 CLASS JUDY ANN KRAPF JOAN LANCASTER CHARLES LANDON DIANA LANGDON CONNIE LANGSTON SCOTTY LAWRENCE DONNA KAY LEBSOCK BERTHA LEE DOTTIE LESHER BENITA LEWIS VICKI LOFLAND BETSY LUCAS ANN LUCKENBACK BOB LUMSDEN eric Mackenzie JIM MacNAUGHTON JOYCE ELIZABETH MALLON KENNETH MARKLEY GEORGE MARKS DONALD MARR ROBERT MARR BARBARA MARTIN LETTY MASON DALE MATHENY MARILYN ANN MATICIC CECILIA ELLEN MAXWELL ANN McADOO FRANCES McGEE CAROL McGEHEE WAYNE McILWEE Page 41 JUNIOR JIM McINTIRE ANN McKIBBIN CAROL McLAMARA CHARLES MEETRE RICHARD MELMER JO ANN MERCHANT BARBARA MICALE BEVERLY MILLER GEORGE MILLER FLORENCE MOLNICK JEANETTE MONTGOMERY MICHELLE MOONEY SHEILA MOORE JOHN MORLEY TOM MOUTOUX CHARLES MULLEN MARILYN JEAN MURPHY ANNE MURRAY JOAN NALLS GEORGE NEVIN PHILLIP NORRIS TOM OAKLEY GAIL O’DELL ELINOR O’M ASTA LINDABELLE OUTLAW MARTHA PACE MARION PARK PATRICIA PARKER JIM PATTERSON BARBARA PAYNE Page 42 CLASS JOAN PAYNE RONALD PECK ANN PECKINPAUGH ROBERT PEEBLES SUE PELTON ROBERTA PERRY SCOTT PHILLIPS DONALD PROSISE ALAN PUGH JEAN REDFIELD TOM RHODES MARY LOU RICH ANN RIDGEWAY JOYCE RIEDESEL BEVERLY ROBERTS PHILIP ROCHE EDWARD ROOT ROBERT ROSE CARL LEE ROSS MARGO RUCKER ATI I UR RUDDLE JEAN RUNDQUIST BOB RUSTAD EVERETT SADLER LEE SAEGASSER BOB SAWALLESH JUDY SCHIERLMANN MARILYN SCHMIDT BARBARA ANN SCHOENEMAN RICHARD SCHOOLAR Page 43 IP JUNIOR JANET SCHULTZ MIKE SENTZ KEVIN SHEA BARBARA SHERMAN THOMAS SHOMO SHIRLEY SHUGARS ROBERT SIECK GRACE SIMPSON BENNY SISK CLAUDE SMITH MARTHA SOUTHARD RUTH SPARSHOTT JOAN SPICER ROGER JOHN STANTON DOROTHY STEIN EMILY STRAUSS MIKE SULLIVAN EDDIE SUTTON EDWIN TAYLOR FRANCES TEMPLEMj KAY THOMAS BARBARA THUMA JOYCE TICEHURST ANN TRAMMELL FRANK TUCCI JOAN TUCK BONNIE TUGWELL AL VAN CLEEF BARBARA ANN WATSON RAYE WHEELER Page 44 CLASS SHIRLEY WHITE DONNA WHITELY PEGGY WILKINSON CAROL WILLIAMSON MARY WILLIS PATRICIA WILLOUGHBY NAOMI WOLFREY FRANCES WOOD JUNE WRIGHT RUTH YATES JACK ZELASKA ROBERT AVERY SUSAN BARRY RONALD BENNETT HENRY BRADFORD LEE CARROLL HAROLD CURRY JOHN DARRELL ROGER DENNIS STEPHEN ELY ROBERT EPPARD ROBERT FRITCHE JAMES GOOD Not Pictured: HOWARD HEFFERMAN ELIZABETH JONES SANDY KORFF MANYA KRAIIMER DALE LANDON WAYNE LIBBY LINDA MacLEAY FRANK McGHEE FORD McGOWAN TED MILBURN JOHN KENT MINICHIELLO EDWARD MOSES CHARLES OWENS ROBERT RYAN SYLVIA MAE SAUNDERS BILL SEAY ROBERT THOMPSON NORMA JUNE UTTERBACK DEAN DONALD VOGEL ROLAND WEATHERS DON ARTHUR WELTON Junior Class The financial goal for the Junior Class this year has been the Junior - Senior Prom. These Juniors have worked four years to make a dream a reality; to sponsor the best Prom ever given. Many class activities have taken place this year, and among the most successful were the bake sales, paper drives, and dances. Both the Fall Hop and the Night Club Dance were products of the hard-working Juniors. The financial success of these activities naturally added to the success of the Prom. Jake Frye, president, and his capable corps of officers have had an eventful year — they have united the class by furnishing the necessary incentive for class participation. Page 45 Sophomore Class Officers Back row, left to right: John Bowers, Vice-President; John Coche, President; Bob Minschew, Sergeant-at-Arms. Front row, left to right: Nancy Penwell, Secretary; Marlene Segelbaum, Treasurer. Page 4 6 Sophomore Class BARBARA ALLEN DAVID AMES BRUCE ANDERS BOB ANDERSON CHRISTINE ANDERSON GWEN ANDERSON SHIRLEY ANDERSON WARREN ANDERSON HELEN ANDREWS JIMMY ARMOGIDA BILL ARNOLD DEBORAH ASHTON ALTON ATCHISON SHIRLEY ATCHISON JACK BACHTEL SANDY BAILEY KEN BAKER MARJORIE BALL MARGARET BALT NEIL BAXLEY DOROTHY BARRETT FRED BARWICK WALLACE BEETHAM SUZANNE BEGUE JOAN BERRY WILLIAM BIDDLE KATHY BIELAS KITTY BLACK JOHN BLANCH BARBARA BONNET JOHN BOWERS BETTY BRADLEY JANET BRAGG RICHARD BREWER MARY BREWSTER VALERIE BROOKS MARTHA BRYANT DAVID BUCKINGHAM CONRAD BURKE DENNIS BURKE BARBARA CADLE DOLORES CARTER JEAN CARTER ANN CHASE ANNETTE CHASE JOAN CHISHOLM CURTIS CLICK EVERETT CLOUD Page 47 Sophomore JOHN COCHE JERRY COCKRELL BARBARA COFFREN BOB COLE BUDDY COLLINS PAT COLLINS JACKIE ConCANNON ANN CONGDON STEVE CONGER KITTY CONLOGUE CHARD LEE COOK ALICE CORNELL LOUISE COUCH SARA COUNTS WALTER CRATER JANET CREIGHTON SANDRA CROSSETT RAYNETTE CRUMMETT CURTIS CUCKERT CLAUDIA DAHL CAROL DAVIS CRAIG DAVIS JACK DAVIS MILTON DENLINGER DONNA DENNIN CAROLYN DEMIS ANN DERR BARBARA DUNN CHIP DURLEY MIKE DWYER KATHLEEN EADY MARTHA EATON MAXINE ELSEY J. C. EZZELL DIANE FARMER YVONNE EWING EDWARD FELTON CHARLES FISHER JOHN FISHER CHIP FLEMING PAUL FLETCHER PERRY FLETCHER SALLY FOWLER PAT FRISBEE JOHN GANNON BETTY GERICK LOUISE GIVENS MARTHA GLOVER Page 48 Class LOIS GOLLIDAY CAROLETTA GOUGH LARRY GRANT TOM GRAY DORRA DEE GRIM MARCIA GRUNWALD LYNN GRUNWALD MEREDITH GREEN CHARLES GREENE LYNN HAGEN JIM HANCOCK BETTY JANE HANKES WELLS HARDESTY TEDO HARNED CHARLES HARRIS LYNNE HARRIS KAYE HATKE SANDRA HAURIN JOHN HEGWOOD JOE HERBERT ARTHUR HERRMANN LEE HESS DEBORAH HIRST HARRY HOFFMAN BARBARA HOISINGTON JOHN HOLLAND JOE IIOLLIDGE CAROLYN HOOTS JOHN HORD BOB HOUSTON ANNE LAURIE HUNDLEY HARRIET HUNTER JUDY ICKY JAMES INTOLUBBE DORIS LEE IRVIN MARY SUE JETER DUANE JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON WILMA WYNKOOP SAM YANCY EUNICE ZIMMERMAN JOHN JOLIN DEWARD JONES ROY ALLEN JONES THOMAS JONES WENDY JONES SHIRLEY ANN KEATON BARBARA ANNE KENDRICK Page 49 Sophomore JOHNIE KNOX ROBERT KNUTSON PAUL KVALE JOHNNY LACEY ELEANOR D. LAMBACK ROBERT LAMMER RICHARD LANDGRAFF PAT LANDON THOMAS VAN LANGDON MARY LOUGHLEN DONALD LAY DOROTHY LAY BARBARA LEBSOCK LARRY LEEP JACKIE LEMNON BETTY LEONARD ROBERT GIPSY LINEBERRY KAREN LINHOLM ROBERT LINVILLE PAT O. LLOYD LARRY LOGAN JAN LUEDECKE DOROTHY ALICE LUND JIMMY LUNDQUIST ALBERT JAMES LYNN RICHARD MAHARDY HUGO MALANGO ALLAN MALM WILLIAM MARPLE CHARLES MARSHALL KENNETH MARTIN RICHARD MARTIN MARY McCOFFREY SHIRLEY McCROSKEY GARY WADE McGHEE FORD McGOWAN MARIANNE McKEE JAMES PATRICK McNEELY GORDON MEIER JOHN MENDEZ JOAN MERRYMAN KEN MILLER JUDITH MILLER MARGIE MILLS TIMOTHY EDWARD MITCHELL HALLIE MIZE DAVID W. MOORE NANCY LEE MOORE Page JO Class WILHELMA MUEHLENHORT MATHEW MURREY DIANE MUSE PATRICIA ANNE NAWROCKI BEVERLY SUE NEEL JAIME NEGRON RICHARD NEWELL GAIL NEWTON MICHAEL NOBLE JOHN OLEYAR FRANK PAGE BOB PANGBURN NANCY PENNWELL TOM PHELPS ERNEST PIFER JOAN PINKERTON DEE ANN PLETSCH ELLEN LOUISE POPEJOY JOYCE PRESTON TERRY PROCTOR CAROL ANN PURCELL PAT QUINN COLIN THOMAS RAE RICHARD RAE BOB RAPATTONI JEAN REED BARBARA GAY RICHTER BILL RICKETS PAUL RINALDI STEPHANIE ROAN SONNY ROBINSON ROBERTA ROCHFORD DON ROGERS MICHAEL ROHR ROY ROPER PAULINE RORRER RALPH ROUND MARTHA LYNN RUPP JUDY RUSH ALMA RUSK LESLIE RUSSO HUGH SAUNDERS JOE SAUNDERS INA KAY SCHAFER RONNIE SHIFF HERMAN SCHMIDT GARRY SCHNEIDER CHARLENE SEGELBAUM Page 51 Sophomore Class MARLENE SEGELBAUM RAY SENAVITIS PAT SIIAW JENNY LEE SHEAN CONNIE LEE SHOMO DAVID SHREVE KATHLEEN LOUISE SHUGHRUE BILL SIKES DONALD SIMKINS NANCY SITZ BUDDY SMITH DOREEN SMITH PAULA SMITH PAT SPARSHOTT WILLIAM STEGALL MARY ELIZABETH STEPLER GAIL MARLINE STEVENS ROBERT STILLING MARTHA STINSON MARY STODDARD RAY STREET JOE SUPERFISKY JEANNIE SUTHARD JANE TAYLOR JUDY TAYLOR SHEILA TAYNTON CHARLENE THOMAS DIANE THOMPSON FRANCES THORNTON MARY THORNTON PAT TRUNDLE DON VANNESS DOUG WALKER KATHIE WARBURTON FRANK WATSON MIKE WEBB LINDA WELCH GARY WILKINS DONALD E. WILLIAMS LUCY WILLOUGHBY RICHARD WINSLOW DIANE WIRTH BARBARA WOIIL SHARON WOODRING HARRY WOODWARD SANDY WRIGHT BETTY WYLAGE BARBARA WYNKOOP Page 52 Not Pictured ALBERT MARTIN JOHN MEEHAN BOB MINSHEW DALE NEGRON HUBERT NEWELL, JR. CHARLES OFANO DAVID RAMPEY KENNETH RATHJEW NANCY RENWELL HOWARD ROBERTS RICHARD H. SCHMIDT NANCY SLURGIL HOLLY SORENSON TERRY STRAW HELEN TRAMMELL CARL WATSON Class of 57 The officers and tlieir two popular sponsors, Miss Green and Mr. Chaudet led the class of ’57 during the ’54-’5 5 school year. Many of the sophomores participated in school-wide sports and activities. In the dramatic department the Sophomore was well represented by Lynn Hagen who was chosen the best actor at the District Play Festival. Another sophomore receiving a high honor was Marlene Segelbaum who was elected by the entire school as S.C.A. Secretary for 1955-56. Jim Armogida was President of the National Junior Honor Society. The Down-Beats, a band com¬ posed of the school’s finest musicians, included talent¬ ed sophomores Bob Johnson and Paul Rinaldi. This year for the first time sophomores published a news¬ paper, THE SOPHOMORE BULLETIN, which stim¬ ulated a greater interest in class activities. Milton Den- linger, who worked hard as Editor, and Walter Crater, who worked as Circulation Manager, hope that they have succeeded in establishing a tradition for future classes to follow. The “Class of ’57” was also well-rep¬ resented in school athletics. The Junior Varsity bas¬ ketball and football teams, composed almost entirely of sophomores, won the county championships. A sur¬ prising number of sophomores, also participated in Var¬ sity sports. One-third of the varsity golf team was composed of Jim Armogida, Paul Kvale, Bill Stegall, and Chip Durley. The Soc Hop, sponsored annually by the Sophomore class, was one of the most success¬ ful dances of the year. Nat Albright turned in a fine performance as master of ceremonies of this affair. All sophomores agree that the year ’54-’5 5 was a highly successful one for them and that the class spirit which was generated this year will continue to grow in the promotion of the many junior and senior activities ahead. Page S3 Freshman Class Officers Left to light: John Staples, President; John Murray, Vice Presi¬ dent; Butch Eybers, Sgt.-at-Arms; Jo Ann Williams, Treas- urer; Penny Berg, Secretary. Freshman Class CHARLOTTE ABDILL BETTY ADAMS DAVE ALDEN CYNTHIA ALEXANDER WENDY ALLEN JOYCE ALLSMAN LUCY AMES LLOYD ANDERS BILL ANDERSON GINNY ANDERSON JUDY ANDERSON JULIE ANDREWS DONALD ANDRUS BETTY AUSTIN BILL AUSTIN MILDRED BAGBY JOAN BAILEY KATHERINE BAKER CAROLYN BARNES BETTY BARNETT ARLENE BARNHILL GINGER BARRY LINDA BARWICK DeWITT BAYES NORMAN F. BEACH ROBERT BENNETT PENNY BURG DALE BILBO WILLIAM BLAIR LARRY BLAIS JOHN BLANCHARD PAT BLUE JOHN BOLEY NANCY BOWLIN PHILLIPS BRADFORD JON BRANNER ANN BROWN FRANK WILSON BROWN BUCKY BURDETT BETTY ANN BUTLER MARGIE BUTTERFIELD CONNIE CAFFERTON BOBBY CAFFEY CONNIE CALVIN RUTH CAMPBELL SUE CAMPBELL LINDA CANNON SELBY CANNON ELAINE CARSON PEGGY CARSON RICK CARSTATER KARIN CARUSONE WILLIAM CASE PIERRE CHOISNARD PAT ANN CHAPMAN JEANNE CARTRAND NANCY CHISHOLM GARY CHRISMAN HENRY CLARK TAMARA CLARK JANICE CLATTERBUCK CHARLOTTE CLEEK JOYCE ANN CLICK JACKIE COCHRANE SUZANNE COCKEY JUDY COGGIN ROBERT COGGIN SALLIE COLTRIN BETH COMPHER JIM COMPHER Page 5 5 Freshman LAWRENCE CORN CARSON CORDLE JANICE COX JOHN CRAIN JUDY CRISS DAVID CRUDEN FRANK CSERVENYAK MARGARET CURTIS DAVID DANGEL TOMMIE DANIEL BONNIE DANIELS LINDA DANILICK KAY DAVIS PAULA DAWSON DIANE DEAN MIKE DECII JON DeGROOT ROBERT EVANS DENNY SARA LOU DENTON MARY DODSON SANDRA DODSON DIANA DOLDEN STANLEY DORAN DONNA DRONENBURG PATRICIA DUETERMAN JIM DUNNING KAY EADIE HOWARD EDWARDS WAYNE EMGE LOIS EPPARD BRUCE ERICKSON DOROTHY EVANS BUTCH EYBERS WILLIAM FAUNCE ROBERT FILLEY LEE FISHBACK DENNIS FITZGERALD MIKE FOLEY MARY FREEH ILL JOE FRENZEL GARY FRIEDLANDER STEPHAN FRUEH MARTHA FRUIT ANNE FUNSTON BILLY GAINES PAM GARRARD YVONNE GASTON FRANK GAYLORD CAROL GIAMPA BONNIE GILL DOUGLAS GLASCOCK BUDDY GODFREY RONNIE GOODE EARL GORBY JEAN GORMAN BILL GRAHAM WAYNE GRAMLING NANCY GRAY ETTA GREEN GRACE GREEN MARION GRISBY JULIE GUINANE IRENE GUINN MILDRED HAGER SHELIA HANLEY SUSAN HANSON JUDY HARGETT ROBERT HARRIS JUDY HARRISON SHIRLEY HARRISON Page 5 6 Class DICK HARTMAN ROGER HARVEY ROBERT HATCHER JAMES HAUN ANNALOU HAZEN JAMES HEATH DORA HENRY PENNY HILL BILL HILLIER DONNA HOBBS BERNARD HOCKEY MARCIA ANN HOFFMAN VIRGINIA HOLLIS FRANK HOOTS JUDY HORTON BETTY HUBBARD SANFORD HUGHES NANCY HULL DENNIS HUNZIKER JOHN HUZZARD IRENE JAISSLE DOUG JENNINGS KAY JEEP BARBARA JETER BARBARA JEAN JOHNSON CHRISTINE JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON JOE JOHNSTON J. A. JOYNER HELEN JUSTH WILLIAM KANE KAREN KARSNER BARRY KEENAN JOHN KELLIGER MARTHA KERR BOB KEYES DONALD KIEFFER PATSY KING STEPHANIE KING WANDA KIRKPATRICK DOUG KISSINGER PATSY KNAPP BARBARA KRIGBAUM JEANETTE LAM JOHN LANE SUE LAWRENCE SHIRLEY LAY LINDA LESTER BARBARA LEWIS LINDA LICIITMAN NANCY LIDYARD JOHN LILGE STANLEY LINHOLM ROBERT LUBA CAROL LUDWIG LETTY LYNN JIM MacDOWELL PATRICIA MacMAHON DON MacPHERSON LARRY MADDEN JUDY MANNING BONNIE MARCEY LINDA MARPLE DARGAN MARR MARY MARTIN NICK MARLIN WILLIAM C. MASKER JOE MAZZEI LEE McBEE LEE McCENEY Page 57 Freshman JAMES McCLARD lester McDaniel tony McDonald walt McDonald GARY McGEE ALAN McKENZIE BARBARA McQUINN ELLEN McVICKERS GERALD MEETRE JUSTIN MELAT JANET MELVIN JOAN MENEFEE BETTY MILBURN ANN MILEIIAM RUTH MILEIIAM CONNIE MILLER JUDY MILLER MARTHA MILLER ROBERT MILLER LEE MINICHIELLO RANDY MINNICH BARBARA MITCHELL CAROL ANN MONTGOMERY DICK MOONEY THOMAS MOORE LESLIE MOSER DONALD MOSER JEAN MOULIS NICK MULLEN DALE MURRAY DOUGLAS MURRAY JOHN MURRAY TOMMY MUSE CYNTHIA MYERS PARKER MYERS WARREN NADEAU CHAR LES NAESER ELEANOR NASH MIGUEL NEGRON MARTHA NEVILLE JEAN NEWELL PHIL NOBEL EDWARD NORTHROP SUE OAKLEY SIDNEY O’NEIL RONNIE ORNDOFF GREGORY OSSIPOFF ALAN DELL PAGE BARBARA PARK NANCY PARKER JAMES PATTERSON DORA PATTISON ANNE PAYNE PENNY PEDLAR WIN PENDLETON BRENDA PERDEW SONDRA PERKINS MARSHA ANN PERRY MARLENE PHILLIPS DICK PHOEBUS CATHERINE PIFER JEAN PITCHER JAN PLASTERER JAMES PLAUGHER NANCY PLAUGHER LINDA PLUMLEY PAT POOLE WILSON POOLE PAT POWELL JOE POST Page 58 Class BOBBY PRESTON DON PROVAN WILLIAM PUMPHERY BUDDY RAGLAND JERRY RANKIN BRENDA RAPER DONALD RECTOR DAVID REDD RUTH REEDY CHARLES REYNOLDS JANET RIDGEWAY DENNIS RILEY SUSAN RITTER CAROL ROBEY RONNIE ROBINSON JOSEPH ROPER MILTON ROTHERY SHARON LEE RUPP JAMES RUTH MERRITT SALLS JERRY SAYERS PATRICIA SCHAAF JEROME SCHABEN BARBARA SCHAFFER BRENDA SCHAFFER JANET SCHEELA DONNA SCHRAMM MITZI SCHOTTROFFE ANNA SCLATER HELEN SEMENUK JOYCE SCHAFFER JOAN SHAW PAUL SHEGOGUE VIRGINIA SHEPARD SANDRA SHIFFLETT LINDA SILLIMAN JUDITH SLAYTON DICK SMALL CAROL SMITH KENNETH SMITH MAC SMITH STEPHEN SMITH ELIZABETH SOWERS HENRY SPANGLER BUDDY SPARSHOTT EDWARD SPEAKMAN PATRICIA SPITALSKY DOUG STANTON JON STAPLES JAMES STEFFEY ELAINE STEIN LINDA STEPHENS JACK STODDARD MATT STONE MARY STONEBURNER PATSY SULLIVAN BEVERLY SULPICE JERRY SWAILS DOLORES TAYLOR LINDA TAYLOR DONALD THORNE ALICE TIGNOR CAROLYN TODD CHARLENE TOLIVER DONNA TOOTHMAN BETSY TOTH JUDY TRIPLETT MARY LYNNE TROUT HARRY TUCCI CECIL TUNE Page 59 Freshman Class JAMES TURNER CAROL VALDES PATRICIA WADE BOBBIE WALKER JACK WALTON STEVE WARNER ANN WATERS ROSALIND WAXMAN PATRICIA WEAKLEY PENNY WEBB JOYCE WEEKLEY JO ANNE WILLIAMS JULIAN WILLIAMS SUSAN WILSON FRANK WING JOAN WIRZ NAOMI WISER DONALD WYNKOOP JACQUELYN YANCEY DAVE YEABOWER HANK YEATMAN MOREY ZIMMERMAN PABLO ZIMMERMAN Not Pictured: JOHN BARRY LINDA BATES JOHN WILLIAM BOOTH CONNIE COLRIN JUDY COSTELLO GARY DENNY HARRY DIEZEL LINDA LEE DODSON MIKE DWYER MARLENE HAAS WENDELL HOLMES HELEN JONES LLOYD KILPATRICK JOHN KINSELLA MALCOLM KNAPP BOB LAMMER ROBERT LEWIS LINDA LIESTER KENNETH MARTIN GORDON McKENNY CHUCK MICHAEL MAY MICHAEL MARIE MILLS RUSSELL MIZE JERRY NELSON BEN NORRIS JAMES NORWOOD JANICE ORNDORFF ROY PATERSON BENNY PERRY LARRY PIERCY ROBERT POWELL WILL POTTS ROBERT RICH DON ROUND MONTE SNYDER CHARLES SPRINKLE JAMES TEDROW RONALD TUGWELL RONNIE VANNESS Freshman Class of 58 Class officers Bill Ilillier, John Staples, Penny Berg, Jo Anne Williams and Butch Eybers, of the Class of ’58, represented a greatly enlarged Freshman class. Before moving to Princeton, New Jersey, just before Christmas, President Bill Ilillier took steps to establish a Freshman newspaper. Paula Dodson was selected as editor-in-chief of the “Freshman News,” which was later re-named the “Kitten,” to represent the clipped claws of a junior¬ sized jaguar. Barry Keenan and Sue Oakley were elected as senators to represent the class in the S.C.A. The vacancy left by Bill Ilillier was filled very ably by John Staples, and the Vice-Presidency was, in turn, filled by John Murray, a new and well-liked student. When Forensics began, the Freshman class was not left out: Reginald Rutherford made the Forensic Team by winning the school-wide spelling contest and went on to the District meet. This year, as in previous years, the class of ’58 spon¬ sored a spring dance, the Moonbeam Bounce, which was held April 30. The music was provided by “The Downbeats,” a dance band composed of school mu¬ sicians. Throughout the year Freshmen showed enthusiastic support for school-wide activities as well as those of the class of ' 58. Page 60 Faculty Elects . . . ' Wtoat Ooct tc icUua Students By vote of the faculty, the following were elected the most outstanding students of Falls Church High School. Citizenship, leadership, and promotion of school spirit were the points governing the election. SENIORS 4llie BootL ☆ JUNIORS ☆ SOPHOMORES ☆ FRESHMEN Willi iam,i JC een,an ☆ THETAMEN ompion Eighth Grade Class Officers Front row , left to right: Barbara Buckles, Vice President; Carol Brooks, Treasurer. Back row , left to right: Corbin Thompson, President; Joann Fish¬ er, Secretary; Buzzy Stone, Sgt.-at-Arms. Page 62 Eighth Grade ALICE JEANNIE ABRAMS JEANNE ALGER NANCY LEE ALLEN CARLIE ALLENDER PEGGI ANDERSON CLARE ARMSTRONG | FLORENCE ARTHIN BETTY ASH ROBERT AUBURN BETTY ANN BAILEY BILL BAILEY BRYAN BAILEY SCOTT BAILEY GORDON BALL BOBBY BALLARD JAMES BARNES RONALD LEE BARTON SHERLEE ANN BATKIN GEORGE BAXTER RONNIE BEACH NANCY BENNETT BERNICE BERRY BARBARA BICKLEY JEANNE BIEREN EUGENE BISHOP DAVID BLEVINS GERRY BLUE DAVID BOBST SHIRLEY IRENE BOBST DARLENE BOND MARY FRANCES BONNER NANCY BOREL , MARTHA BOWIE MARCIA BOWLING BEV BOYES BARBARA BRADLEY ROLAND BRANDIS JEAN BRAUNLICH JOAN BRAUNLICH GEORGE BREEDEN VERA BRIGGS CAROLINE BROOKS EUGENE BROOKS ROBERT BROMMFIELD BROOKE BROWN THOMAS BROWN WAYNE BROWN WILLIAM BROWN GENE BROYHILL JANE BROYHILL IOAN BROYHILL BARBARA ANN BUCKLES ROBERT BUGGE BILL BURGIN CORDELL BURNHAM ROBERT BURROWAY BARBARA BURSTEIN DONALS BUSHEY VIRGINIA BYLES RAYMOND CADLE BARBARA CAIN MICHAEL ANN CALLAHAN PEGGY CAMPBELL NANCY CANGEMI DENZELL CARRICO LORETTA GARRISON MICHAEL CARROLL GRAHAM CARSON CHARLES CAVIL DAVID CAZALAS BRENDA CHEEK MICHAEL CHEW BETTY CHILTON LYNDALL CLARK SUE CLARK JOYCE COBERLY MARGARET CODISPOTI EDITH COGGIN DICK COLE ROBERT COLE HARRIET COLEMAN CHRISTA COLLINS LARRY COLLINGS DALE COLLINS BEV COOK JEAN COPLEY SHERLENE CORDANI GEORGE CORDER BRENDA COULTHER FRANK COWENS Page 63 Eighth RICHARD CRICKMER JACK CROSBY DIANE CURRY SANDRA CUTHRELL JACK DALNESS JEFFRA DAVENPORT DAVID DAVIDSON KENNY DEAN CYNTHIA DE LOATCHE PRAIRIE DERN MARTHA DEUTERMAN PATSY DEVAUGHAN DELORES DILLARD LOUISE DISE CARROL DIXON PETER DONNELL BILL DORIN CHARLES ' DOWNEY JANICE DRAKE ARLENE DRESCHER JANICE DUNCAN ANN DUNN BENTON DURLEY STUART ELLER WILLIAM ENGLISH TRACY ERWIN PATSY EVANS ROBERT EVANS ALLEN EZELL RONALD FARMER PAT FARRELL PAT FARRELL PAUL FIELD MARY FINLEY JOANNE FISHER PAT FISHER WILLIAM FOHRELL KENNETH FOLLIEN CHARLEN FOSBERG GEORGE FRUIT FRANCIS GANTT CAROL GARDNER JEAN GARRETT CAROL GEIGER DOUGLAS DILBERT EDWARD GLADE JOHN GOLBY WALTER GOLDEN DONNA GOOD PATRICIA GOODING CHARLES GREEN KARL GREENWALT BILLIE GRIGSBY NANCY GUIRKIN LARRY GUNN DAREN GUSTAFSON BILL HAGEN CARL HAGEN DAVID HAMBRICK THOMAS HAMILTON JACK HARBISON BILLY HARDIN CAROL HARGIS JIM HARKNESS DOSS HARSCH JUSY HAWKINS LUCRETIA HENDERSON PEGGY HENSLEY ROBERT HERRMANN ELIZABETH HEUER NANCY HICKS BETSY HILL ALLAN HOCKETT SHARON HOFFMAN LORYN HOLCOMB ROBERT HOLLIS LARRY HOLMES ROMONA HONEYCUTT GEORGE HONEYWELL PAULINE HOPKINS MIKE HORWATT SHIRLEY HOWARD BILLY HOWE SUE HUDSON BILLY HUGHES SHARON HUMPHREY MARGARET HUNT RONALD INGRAHAM JAMES ISAAS DON JACKSON Grade j CAROLYN JOHNSON j MARY LOU JOHNSON LILLIE JONES SAMMY JONES WHITNEY JONES ROBERT JORDAN JIM JUDY DOTTY JUSTIN BARBARA KEEBAUGH JO ANN KEEGAN JANET KEENE WILLIAM KELLY EDWIN KERR BONNIE KIDWELL KAY KIDWELL KATHY KIRBY JOYCE KLINE DONALD KNUTSON MARILYN KREIDERMACHER EARL KRENNING FAITH LACY BOB LAMB 1 BETSY LAMPHERE DANIELLE LANGLEY ‘ FRANCES LAYMAN i DOLORES LE HAY CHARLES LEIBFREID LEE LEMERT JEANNETTE LEMON JAMES LETSON ROSIE LEWIS LARRY LIDYARD BILL LINDSEY ROBERT LIPP JOHN LOCKMAN LINDA LOUGHTON CHARLES LOY LINDA LUCAS SANDRA LUMB ERNEST LUMSDEN BILLY LYNN DUNCAN MAC QUARRIE BARBARA MALLON JOY MARSH JANET MARSHALL MELINDA MASSIE THOMAS MATHERS BUDDY MAXWELL SHERRY McBRAYER PATRICIA McCRACKEN GENE McCOY BARBARA McDANIEL CHARLES McGEHEE WILLIAM McGOWEN ELOUISE McILWEE , PATRICK McLAMARA richard McWilliams ALICE MEAD IRA MELMICOFF MADELINE MICALE SUSAN MILLER ARNOLD MILLS I MARGARET MIMS VIRGINIA MOIST DICK MONCURE MICHEL MONTGOMERY } BETTY MONTIGNY JOYCE MOONEY LARRY MOORE MARY LOU MOORE i DONALD MORGAN ' JANICE MOSSER JOHN MOUTOUX 1 SUE ANN MULLEN PAT MURPHY LINDA MYERS SAMUEL MYERS VICTOR NEGRON CAROLYN NEWELL MICHAEL NEWLON JAMES NICKY FRANCES NORMAN DAVID O’BRIAN ANITA OLIFF HERBERT OMASTA ALEX OUTLAW GEORGE PAGE JIMMY PALMES JEAN PARSONS MARY PATTERSON Page 6 5 Eighth JOAN PAYNE MARIE PAYNE PRISCELIA PAYNE RICHARD PAYNE SUE PAYNE TOMMY PAYNE ROBIN PEDLAR LINDA PEDRAZZINI HEATHER PEEBLES JIMMY PEELER SARAH PEREGOY DARRELL PERRY BETTY PETERSON FRANCES PHILLIPS SHEILA PHILLIPS DOUGLAS PIERCE CHARLES PINTO LARRY POPLIN PATSY POWELL MARION PRESGRAVE CHARLOTTE PRINCE LOUISE PUCKETT ROBERT QUINN ROBERT RAE HAROLD RALSTON MARGIE RAMSEY PAUL REANEY RICHARD REED SUZANNE REED RALPH REEDER DONALD REID HELEN RENELL JEAN RICHARDS LEON RIX ROBERT RIZER WILLIAM ROBINSON CATHERINE ROCHFORD JOHN ROCHFORD NANCY ROCK LINDA ROLLASON DAVID RUCKER LEONARD RUDE EVELYN RUSK SUSAN RUST WILLIAM RUTISER PEGGY SADLER MARILYN SALLS LEON SAMPLE SANDRE SAMPLE RICHARD SANDERSON LEONARD SAYERS JOAN SCALE STEVE SCHARR LINDA SCHEERER JANET SCHEURER BETTY SCHLEITER MARY SCHMIDT CAROL SCOTT SHERRI SENTZ RICHARD SHARP ELIZABETH SHERWOOD HAZEL SHIFFLETT KENNY SHIFLETT JAMES SIKES CHARLES SIMPSON KAREN SKEIVSETH BILL SMITH EARL SMITH ELAINE SMITH ELOUISA SMITH NANCY SMITH NORMAN SMITH FREDERICK SNIDER FREDA SPARKS HENRY SPARSHOTT BERNARD SPECTOR MARY SPENCER ROBERTA STAFFORD SANDRA STAYER PAT STEADMAN BUZZ STONE CAROL STORY DIANE STUART KENNETH STUDDS ROBERT SWIRE LOUISE SWORD LARRY TAYLOR WAYNE TAYLOR MICHAEL THOMAS CORBIN THOMPSON Page 66 Grade JUDY THOMPSON SANDRA THOMPSON ROBERT THORNBERRY GEORGE THORNE JAMES TRESBACK BETTY TRICE SUSANNAH TURNBULL WILLIAM TURPIN VERDEE VAN HART BOB VAUGHAN GINNY VAUGHN BILL VEACH DOROTHY VITEK LEE VOGLIOTTI ROBIN WADLEIGH LINDA WALLACE CHRISTINE WANAMAKER GORDON WARD RICHARD WARD SHARON WASHBURN BRENDA WATSON RICHARD WATSON KATHRYN WATTERS BOB WATTS DAVID WAY WILLIAM WEAKLEY RICHARD WELLES ELLEN WELTMAN BOB WHITE ANNETTE WILEY PAT WILLIAMS ROBERT WILSON NANCY WINGFIRLD ANN WINGFIRLD SHERRY WIRTH CHARLES WOOD BILL WOOD BILL WOOD DIANE WOODRING DIANE WOODS SUSAN WOODS HEATHER WRIGHT JEAN WRIGHT JAMES WIERTELER WARREN WYLOGF EVELYN WYNCOOP BEVERLY YINGER GEORGER YODER Not Pictured JUDITH ALLAN MURIEL ARCHER MARIE BAXTER ERIC BRAATEN DARRELL CLOUGH DAVID DAVIS JOHN DE FORD DOROTHY DORIOT JANET DRAKE ROBERT DRAKE JAMES ELLIS NANCY FLAUGH MARY FORTENBERRY BARBARA FOUST RONNIE FOWLER RICHARD FRUND JOSEPH GIAMPA CHARLES GODELL ALLAN HACKETT LINDA HAMMA SARAH HATCH GARY HEINZEL GEORGE HOLMES NANCY HORD JOHN JENKINS PAMELA JOHNSTONE WILLIAM KELLY PAUL LOUIS BRUCE LIDEMAN JERRY MAC FARLANE MICHAEL MATENY LEWIS McCLENAHAN JOHN McKENZIE ROBERT MURPHY DALE PARKER JEANEESE PENCE HELEN PERRY CLARK PRITCHETT MARCIA ROGERS JACK SANDERS SALLY SCHOCK SUSAN SCHRIVENER MICHAEL SMITH STEVE STEVENS ELIZABETH TAYLOR SCOTTIE TAYLOR JAMES VOGEL THOMAS WATSON JAMES WEDDELE CARLEN WEEDER JUDY WINT HUGH WISOOKER Page 67 Row 1, left to right: LARRY MINNICH, Vice- President; ABBIE BOOTH, RONNIE FARMER, DOUG WALKER, CHARLES LANDON, BARBARA KEESEE. Row 2: LUCY AMES, PENNY PEDLAR, KAY LEBSOCK, ANN CLARK, ELIZABETH 11 Id IT, MARCIA GRUNWALD. Row 3: BETSY TOTH, NANCY HICKS, BAR¬ BARA MARTIN, MARLENE SEGEL- BAUM, BOBBIE HURST, JUDY KRAPF. Row 4: BUTCH EYBERS, CYNTHIA MYERS, NANCY LIDYARD, JUDY HARRISON, DIANE WOODS. Row 5: BARRY KEENAN, SUE OAKLEY, CHARLENE SEGELBAUM, TOM NE¬ VILLE, LARRY WEINER, President; PAT HOWARD, Secretary; ANNE CHAP¬ MAN, Treasurer. Row 6: DICK COMPHER, ROBERT RYAN, KEP SCHMIDT, GAIL NEWTON, KE¬ VIN BROWN, CORBIN THOMPSON, KEN FOLLIEN. Row 7: JAY DEITS, KEN VALDES, PAT COL¬ LINS, ANN CHASE, JEAN REDFIELD, JAN BRAY, JO ANN WILLIAMS. Row 8: FRANK GIAMBATTISTA, JACK LYNN, TIM MITCHELL, JOE HERBERT. Row 9: MRS. JACKSON, Sponsor. Student Council Association The Student Council Association of Falls Church High School is an integral p art of the state association of the same name, and a member of the National Association of Student Councils. Be¬ sides the four regular officers chosen by the entire school, each class elects two senators, and each home room a representative, all of which comprise the personnel of the S.C.A. which governs the school, plans programs and assemblies, and sponsors educational, philanthropic, and recreational activities. This year the Student Council Association has been represented on the Student Parent-Teacher Executive Committee, has handled the Magazine Drive, Christmas Baskets, March of Dimes, Arlington Hospital Drive, Easter Seals and Student Handbooks, as well as the maintenance of the school book store as a source of funds. Every student is a member of the S.C.A., the purpose of which is to instill in each individual the highest standards of honor and the finest principles of democracy. Page 68 Senate Left to right: RONNIE FARMER, BARRY KEENAN, DOUG WALKER, CHARLES LANDON, TOM NEVILLE, LARRY MIN- NICH, President; MR. BARRETT, Sponsor; ABBIE BOOTH, BARBARA KEESEE, CHARLENE SEGELBAUM, SUE OAKLEY. Not pictured: BEVERLY BOYES. Sitting, left to right: PAT HOWARD, Secretary; LARRY Standing: MRS. JACKSON, Sponsor. WEINER, President; MR. WILLIAM BARRETT, Sponsor; ANNE CHAPMAN, Treasurer; LARRY MINNICII, Vice- President. S. C. A. Officers Page 69 National Honor Society The Elizabeth Ann Clem Chapter of the Na¬ tional Honor Society is composed of juniors and seniors who have shown character, leadership, service, and high scholastic records. Its purpose is to reward and further develop these high prin¬ ciples. Through its efforts the Elarriet Swain Hurt Memorial Scholarship of $100 is annually awarded to a worthy senior. The chapter annually sponsors the semi-formal Christmas Dance, College Day and a picnic in spring in the Shenandoah National Park. It holds two formal inductions each year. An invitation to the Honor Society, sponsored by Mrs. Mable Chapman, is a coveted award. Left to right: TOM GEIST, Vice-President; JOAN ENGLISH, Secretary; PEM LAURENSON, Treasurer; JON ECKERT, President. First row, left to right: MRS. MABLE CHAPMAN, Sponsor; BOB BLAKE, TOM GEIST, PEM LAURENSON, JON ECKERT, JOAN ENGLISH, CLARK ANDERSON, TOM MOUTOUX, JAN BRAY. Second row: DON SWINNEY, DALE DeFORD, JIM SWINDLE, TOM NOONAN, PETE KIMBERLY, KENT MINICHIELLO, DON BENSON, NICK HURST, JOHN GERVIN, TOM OAKLEY. Third row: LOIS W OODS, CAROLYN HOUGHTON, PENNY OLSON, EDWINA CLEEK, SALLY HUTTON, SALLY LUD¬ LOW, SHEILA MOORE, ELLEN KIM, SUSAN WATTERS, SUE PELTON. Page 70 Junior Honor Society Lynne Harris, Michael Rohr, Chip Durley, Mike Webb, Claudia Dahl, Ernest Pifcr, Richard Brewer, John Bowers, Dee Ann Pletsch, Cecil Tune, James Ruth, Penny Pedlar, Eunice Zimmerman, Steve Conger, Bob Lincberrv, Carole Davis, Shirley McCroskev, Judith Miller, Pat Collins, Donald Simpkins, Barbara Hoisington, John Crain, Bill Kane, John Staples, Mary Freehill, Pat Schraff, Helen Semenuk, Dennis Fitzgerald, John Murray, Betty Austin, Diana Dolden, Martha Kerr, Janet Schula, Judy Triplett, Roy Patterson, John Booth, Gary McGhee, Alvin Hall, Patricia Poole, Elaine Stein, Judy Miller, Linda Taylor, Fred Jennings, Dick Small, Dargan Marr, Sue Campbell, Karen Karsmer, Yvonne Gaston, Pierre Choissnard, Bill Graham, Steve Warner, Peggy Carson, Marty Miller, Sondra Per¬ kins, Kenneth Rathjen, Joan Bailey, Katherine Baker, Karen Carusone, Susan Wilson, Joyce Allsman, Barbara Lewis, Carole Smith, Mildred Bagby, James Armogida, Dorothy Barrett, Suzanne Begue, Valerie Brook, Robert Cole, Walter Crater, Jr, Sandra Crossett, Milton Denlinger, Carolyn Dennis, John Fischer, Sally Fowler, Linnea Grunwald, Marcia Grunwald, Betty Jane Hanks, Wells Hardesty, Arthur Hermann, Jr., Richard Higbie, Harriet Hunter, Jack John, Paul Kvale, Dorothy Lund, Joan Pinkerton, Carol Purcell, Jean Reed, Bill Ricketts, Robert Rochford, Robert Sanders, Paula Smith, Mary Stepler, Jane Taylor, Pat Trundle, Dianne Worth, Esther Wedin, Harry Woodward, Betty Adams, Charlotte Abdill, Dave Alden, Wendy Allen, Lucy Ames, Mildred Ann Bagby, Linda Barwick, Elaine Carson, Connie Cattertson, Connie Colvin, Margaret Curtis, Stanley Doran, Bonnie Gill, Susan Hanson, Jimmy Ilaun, Nancy Hull, Larry Madden, Lee Minichiello, Jean Moulis, Parker Myers, Charles Naeser, Nancy Parker, Win Pendleton, Donna Schramm, Anna Sclater, Pat Wade, Penny Webb, JoAnn Williams. Front row, left to right: JACK LYNN, Vice-President ; TED BROWN, President ; PEM LAURENSON, Secretary; WALT TOMP¬ KINS, Treasurer; T. SHANDY HOLLAND, Sponsor. Second row: LARRY BUSCIIER, ANN BALL, SUZANNE WATTERS, ROSEMARY HARTMAN, HEATHER HANLEY, LARRY WEINER. Third row: DAVE WATERS, JOANN DeGROOT, JUNE BARRE PT, CHARLES ROWE. Not pictured: LARRY MINNICII, ELAINE CARTER, KEVIN BROWN. National Thespian Society Quill and Scroll Seated, left to right: ROSALIE JOHNSTON, SALLY LUDLOW, JUNE BARRETT, SUE AUSTIN, ANNE CHAPMAN, ANN YEATMAN, Treasurer; ABBIE BOOTH, President; ROSEMARY HARTMAN, Secretary; PEM LAURENSON, Historian; SUE WATTERS, CAROLYN HOUGHTON, ANN McADOO. Standing, left to right: LOIS WOODS, JOANN DeGROOT, SONDRA VILLELLA, JOAN ENGLISH, BOB BLAKE, BOB SA- WALLESII, WAYNE KIRBY, ALAN MINTHORN, MILO HOOTS, JON ECKERT, KEN VALDES, CHARLES ROWE, YVONNE MOLLE, MARTHA PACE, CAROL GREMMLER, MARJORIE STONE. Not pictured: MAX WINKLER, Vice-President; JIM PENN, LARRY MINNICH. First row, left to right: WALLY COCKRELL, JACK LYNN, CURTIS CLICK, JIM McINTIRE, CHARLES ROWE, MR. WEBER. Second row: RICHARD MAHARDY, TOM MOORE, JACK ZELASKA, MAC TIGNOR, BARCLAY GREENWOOD, ROGER WALKER, MIKE SULLIVAN. Varsity Club Page 72 Key Club The Key Club is an honorary organization of the Falls Church Kiwanis Club, whose motto is “We Build.” Members are chosen on their merits of scholarship and leadership. This organization accumulated considerable financial resources from the sale of refreshments at athletic games. With this money they financed the building of a new refreshment stand on the baseball field. In this and many other ways, the Key Club has rendered outstanding service to the school. Mr. Lyons Sponsor of the Key Chib Key Club Sweetheart BERTIGENE BURNHAM JIM NEVILLE FANK GIAMBATTISTA BROOKS CHANDLER TOM GEIST ROGER RANKIN JAKE FRYE TOM OAKLEY JAY DEITS MR. LYONS JOHN CQCHE FRANK FLETCHER BOB RUSTAD TOM NEVILLE JON ECKERT JIM PENN LARRY BUSCHER JOHN BOWERS PETE KRAMER LARRY MINNICH GARY CHEW Page 73 I Left to right: JOAN NALLS, PAT HOWARD, JEAN REDFIELD, BARBARA CAREY, DIANE ESPER, SALLY IIUTTON, CAROL BLOXTON, MARILYN MURPHY, GAIL O’DELL, BARBARA COWENS, Treasurer; LORA SANDERSON, Vice- President; JANET JOHNSON, President; RAYE WHEELER, Secretary; DONNA BURGESS, Sergeant-at-Arms; RUTPI GIL¬ MORE, Reporter; DIANA LANGDON, LIZ HIGHT, LYNN GRUNWALD, CAROL PURCELL, BONNIE TUGWELL, DIANA ALLMAN, CONNIE COOK, JILL DALLNESS, DONNA WPIITELY. Standing: MISS BIRCH, Sponsor. Monogram Club The Monogram Club is an honorary organization composed of girls who have earned a letter in one of the varsity sports. Its main object is to encourage greater participation in girls’ sports. From the annual spaghetti dinner and the student- faculty basketball game, the club raised enough funds this year to purchase new uniforms for the softball team and gold basketballs for all girls participating in one or more varsity basketball games. Page 74 First row, left to right: PENNY BERG, JOANNE FISHER, JOAN NALLS, JEAN MACH, MARLENE SEGELBAUM. Second row: JOAN LOEW, SONDRA VILLELLA, Ma id of Honor; ANN YEATMAN, Oueen; DOLORES NALLS, Homecoming Queen of 1953; ANNE CHAPMAN. Homecoming Court of 55 At annual Homecoming Dance Delores Nalls, Queen of 1953, crowns Ann Yeatman, 1954 Queen. The annual Homecoming game was played on October 9, 1954. During the half-time cere¬ monies the court proceeded around the field, after which Queen Ann Yeatman was pre¬ sented a small gold football by General William S. Rum- bough. The Senior Class presented the annual Homecoming Dance in the gymnasium that same evening. Miss Delores Nalls, Homecoming Queen of 1953, returned to crown Miss Yeatman. Jim Neville, Presi¬ dent of the Senior Class, pre¬ sented a white football signed by the team members to the attractive Homeco m i n g Queen of 1954. Aim Yeatman presides at the 1954 Home- coming game. Page 75 Sitting: JILL DALLNESS, BARBARA BUCKLES, PAT HOWARD, NANCY PENWELL, CAROL SCOTT. Left to right: MARLENE SEGELBAUM, ANNE CHAPMAN, GAIL NEWTON, JOANNE FISHER, JOAN ENGLISH, ANN YEATMAN, Homecoming Queen of 1954; DONNA WHITELY, JOAN LOEW, Sweetheart; JOAN NALLS, Maid of Honor; JOAN DEAN, Sweetheart of 1 954; PENNY BERG, SONDRA VILLELLA, SUE OAKLEY, SUE NEWMAN, JOYCE SCHAFFER. Sweetheart Court The Sweetheart Dance was held on February 12, 1955, in the gymnasium. Each member of the court was introduced as she moved across the floor to the colorfully illuminated stage. Miss Joan Dean, the love¬ ly Sweetheart of 1954, re¬ turned to crown our own charming Sweetheart, Miss Joan Loew, as Miss Mar¬ jorie Green sang “Sweet¬ heart.” Then Joan, follow¬ ed by her attendants, des¬ cended from her velvet- draped throne and began the traditional court dance. Miss Loew’s escort for the evening was Dave Waters. Joan Dean, 1954 Sweetheart, crowns Joan Loew, Sweetheart of 1955. Paj;e 76 Back row, left to right: ABBIE BOOTH, BARBARA STALL, JOAN ENGLISH, CONNIE GLASCOCK, JEAN MACH. Middle row: BARBARA LIVINGSTON, ANN YEATMAN, PAT HOWARD, SONDRA VILLELLA, JOAN LOEW, ANNE CHAPMAN. Seated: JANET JOHNSON, SUE NEWMAN, KATHY LUSH, SALLY HUTTON. Prom Court The annual Junior-Senior Prom was held June 3, 1955, in the Williamsburg Room of the Mayflower Hotel. The formal atmosphere and excitement of the occasion seemed to be the culmination of wonderful high school years for every graduate; years which were full of lasting friendships and happiness. The court proceeded to the throne to a vocal back¬ ground provided by Miss Marjorie Green. The procession ended when the 1955 queen, Sondra Villella, attired in lavender, ascended the throne to be crowned by Diana Reiff, queen of ’54. The annual Junior-Senior beach party, held the follow¬ ing day, climaxed the events of the year. Sondra Villella, Prom Queen Page 77 G . . . HEY... RAH!!!!! Are you proud of your school? Yeah Man! Are you proud of your team? Yeah Man! Then 1 5 rahs for the Jaguar team . . . Hey rah, rah, rah, rah, rah! Hey rah, rah, rah, rah, rah! Hey rah, rah, rah, rah, rah! 15 rahs for the Jaguar team! (Repeat three times) TEAM We’ve got the TEAM; it’s on the BEAM; We’ve got the team, it’s on the beam, it’s really hep to the jive! So come on boys . . . Let’s skin ’em alive I!!! END, TACKLE, CENTER, GUARD End, tackle, center, guard. Come on boys, let’s hit ’em hard. Hit ’em high. Hit ’em low. Come on bovs, let’s go!!! THE PEP The pep! We’ve got it, now keep it; don’t lose it, we need it!!! The pep! We’ve got it, now keep it; don’t lose it, we need it!!! The pep! We’ve got it, now keep it; don’t lose it, we need it!!! The pep! The pep! Keep it!!! te a k!! GREEN SOCKS Green socks, white socks, football shoes. We’ll give. football blues!!!! WE’VE GOT A SCHOOL We’ve got a school . . . We’ve got a yell . . . We’ve got a team that fights like .... You’ve gotta fight team fight! Fight team fight Fight team! Fight team! Fight, fight, fight! LOCOMOTIVE CHEER Is everybody happy? Yeah Bo! Is anyone downhearted? No, no! Then take the locomotive and take it slow . . . JAGUARS; JAGUARS; JAGUARS; JAGUARS; Choo-choo . . . Jaguars!!! COACH, TEAM, PEP, STEAM We’ve got the Coach ... We’ve got the Team ... We’ve got the Pep ... We’ve got the Steam ... We’ve got the coach, team, pep, steam! 15 rahs for all our team . . . Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, Yeah Team!!!! Page 78 Football Basketball Track Baseball Golf Hockey Softball Page 79 IP g r from ars ad tartinjj M ' lew gow i BKators pd Gre- Ms own quarterback. Nj f “Nick” 5’9”,jJ t Yeabower, N« j SfcS”, 156, fullK gaW e. a 7 o;. p r, w h0 ¥, ? A e , «■ « £? «f 5 •• • ‘ fs . tart ' 1 ' j on ! ® -ran a punt back thirty-fi — “ bogged do 1 no « ££■ “‘“fig r % k . O ij -S ? W? ' £ „,,,( tot 9o a , 9wf V , toj Se Mo ' ng e AV Lu„ s f ' vie •« og ' jced t rtK Beats St « 4 « ' - fijo’ a ° r to 8 e titne then otbaft these ■ ' d Y ' frZV vjjK . SY iC t S ? L V e of V 16 Cbw •-.- the Blue Devils’ fifteen, but the couldn’t score. ak ;‘: iem - , -« ereatew 0nl about one the 0r b °to teams t. ” Ve rai Yards per try. £ ,£ . «• S Sr 7- «««„, ftffuaj.fi . M C «ml ' $5 ' «? ‘. ,. if” V“t.,s ts tss ys av e a r P „ ‘l, T . h ° J «gua! ford, now ««SWS . ?? ' ‘“ l , w ? ' ftp-ater «, ::” ,ed W ««, ' n rs ° t t Wl . ; e ttd e i AI tlle end leS WaS T uah’ ' T ' S ad q W« V ' s¥ . fVl f i «V xC 4 tfj S , % 5 ■ --■ : ■ £ Jrt! 8 ® the Western g r ,,ot “ ,1 M ‘et h cY° iS - (8 ib® nfcati ■ ei- -Ta the third r all to Falla 01 ;ime. To these sen taff offer a salt tiling spirit and m made a run back. 2. • ; play from, serim- threw a pass to ade the,, catch on No. «, “Jim”, 4 ter. Charles. Rowe, No 510”, 180, right .’iener. No. 36, “Wad’j t guard. Barry Lie “Barry”, £’§”, 19: Dave Waters, No ' “Dave, 510” 180, left guard . Tygnbr, No. 43, “Mae”, 61 left tackle. Larrv Giest, ’““Larry”, 6’1” 185, Jack Barrerio, No. 25, received thr ' iJtf ?’ ■ Uown the fie J, ail . an d r h dow «seta fy« ?Xjp S ! r J d Palme? the half fo 0 fr ' Shy 1 , 165, right end. Ted K u L “Teddy”. 61”, 170, ‘Greco, No. 18, 611” ball WF -k- .. WTcb.v ' J J °h 2 cm Gip e rt j j 165, f 8- 4 : j W ' lY.® s Over Bell 2 •o fit-sf «r i(i Z°ef 0 to ok J° n s ?° ig this,. „ e a . ' •tg n and a sin e ‘ ri « ' i rate units. The W L ' o,j ■ urch’s Jaguars ite-washed Bell on Saturday, 1 he game was pla .ars’ field. Entire first quarter i guars’ as the whole layed deep in Bell tej y in the. period Elwood the 28 yard line, coi ' th end Buddy McCartei shed to Bell ' s 2 yarc larterback Dave Taylor, • :t play sneaked over i Joe Hockman’s (captaii conversion gave the J i; -early 7- 3 edge. After the kick-off, Falls i held Bell deep in their tei 1S“ was foi «’ « m « 5 „«{lS, had Pass from center ar « % drf ' 3 dback Sa 51 P heri -- was for “ “ for the first down. ( No. 17, “Ton ”e. n ) ay Jaguar back, Bru aguars unci ... H c % t Q r%v %4°-7 ;;;? erf « 0 % i as « the fj r nand ,%v . e offenbive try -« - S +! fr S£ 0 cC 0 ' ' ■- -« . £N r foC® V f X Q 5 ■ r 0 ey a jvr h ««- b y “ « .v ' s ?,, v sr f $ • ,« V • ' .rrying the ,uar fifteen 5 •w W • rk. Two plays ■rs scored on a pass . w b v ' k ' ' , -.c F uj0r ' e V« . „W® Cj K ' iax to Jenkins. The A ' ‘ ' ' l ' 7?, t _• at halftime. _ ej e d t D ' re ceremonies he cheerleaders ntroduced L‘am members he band oon it ’ nonies were lle If if r ' w si Me ri c aired dow m u irix r extra po to ' o f ;• , . , tfoa. 4 %. , 2 toocpto ®tooe « d° t4 « o - f ' e ?y . , . Wto tie n°°0 . ‘to . ., %. ’ ' «« on . etf ■ L- ; second .unpietion resulted in another . making it 12-0 as th ...Vv 4 ' f Of oq‘to jJ ° V gun SOUT,ded - the third quarter a 1 Miners trow ; Of, f v ““ ' vv ‘ “ ■ ■o e ‘«e, aud up the middle work ’‘o... ’tt j fp y.® n A ars 6-0 Way, October 16, the Fair- bird ve went express non-s ' row starred f 0 t ‘ f ‘ y 8 foi- a tllird Ja uar tel touchdown ; n ' ec by raimbertain put up its o w ’o f n J ® «rst score in the third quai second n Hoover took a Jim M , Quarter rr it and brought the ball Is came to Falls Church’d Ws se £„. Ho °t Gib - y to the Jaguar 30 yat btg rivalry game of the ch U r ” PUnt of for e being stopped with he Jaguars were picked- The extra Af.° re tw ° ration tackle by Nick Mi gs but in a game like this, iking t h„ P°. ,nf w as T . r . X £ £- S‘T • ' •■• 1 n SBPlb,«- V ■ vt GfA Avy- X -v.V- •■ . v v ' FNieb Min C ‘ t K,. ‘ •..!it . r. fun ' ’ w -. «• ' •• — ”, ytl ' m. m ' «.S t£@f ,. .vl .- •.. . : , c 1 ; ' ' ' . (0)0 ,l f .’ ; ' ! ' ! ' ‘ :,! ' ' tf p «f . :. . ' .a a-- ' , m- ' L-r ;l «.l.e v -y 5 . r-:.« N ,1 A 1:1 ! • .: • «£ g ,, ,v V I ' “% vvw mirum ••• •• ' ' ■ l ' ' V . ,-f 3fe fi Mm d ott ; V f- J ji Jaguars t« start the game. The 4 ' - (?■ i lK- iViCf-i W - T . fe wnii :.■ -••,, r«i «!-• •■•••• • j b ' « v.m-h .. UUV .mpV.omorv k « « iLfl : ail day. ' £ C m -’ % The Jaguar fcl,a K V C ' ? § w«T I but they could nt $ ? | ’ V„. The were •««. J away from ! «■ .reason by tat i : the Trainers®! i. Dutrow starreaj ine; a touchdown -tel- and two 1 rte : r, ■ 1 t fcfie third Cfuartd Mocked his sects day which set «I ; ; !,.,!.(• Ha e ' .t; ned, making the 0, Outstanding ph bars were fi|| ■man an 4 MB ■..-■■ ■• ‘ 1 PR ’ -ad btQitghg .. way to the Ja T Ijk eefoio hetoxggr operation i-Jr The tjT mm b zS f.-4hrcmsm. t-’ Iain ' s 1 24.0. ft •- :t- i t , ‘ ' r ' - rs.js” . t . «. t ' ,y i?’t:oiN , t ' the team mem 0 ari0 s - hater the band , a V . ' • ' i . ( 26 -U ifekoff. yVoj , ■?} the third quMxnr ti P red by blocking Jir ■tit in the end i” — on ps.J final .. io-ced -jf [iiu ie ease most ’J r mm. At. the quarter r t Wit whistl teen given ta 2 the last . the ’ w hut «■• ' • is r .n rd giver, fcompauy, I t o t h e pie. The pax lim iji I. .. • 1 w I. named farpering, M vl ■ in-.-. V .I ' ’ s to stam s found ■wall exce ’ little m Fleming Jr i all f ’ ;ood, ijjjpP ' r could not ’ ' rj . y dirt. The Rebels were moving on the ground on ■ ul runs by Rusk and Beach, £? tq y too were unable to score, a % half time score was 0-0. t the half-time the band per. 4 . The Rebels ha d a good a ntation and made plenty ' es , se. But students of F. C. ,. , ' ' L a, . f a v Dutrow V f..X JBt end B „d r iir thi s? ef a quarter a f 1,1 WoC Ued don from Foster an 1 ' vv Vit 11? lilted in another Jag th e a tei - Lf Iking it 12-6 as the ht V t; ' - il Kin sounded. o. O ' 1 ' ' Whe third quarter a hand .’ ra hud up the middle worked w- h tjaan ive went express non-stop i s for a third Jaguar tally. from if mimberlain put up its only bid 1 core in the third quarter as m - 0 . — y iv --WI =qeco«pw wa9 1 cvix 1 - 1 . llgjb A ' % % S. ot CM ftg ?m defc aS %££ S Kfc ” luaEt ? fo uf J iP fJt 3 1 one t d flS g a toucuuow.. ... —, : r and two in the i r. the third quarter Hoo‘ locked his second p :%r Mi SC Varsity Football First row, left to right: LARRY WEINER, JACK BARREIRO, JIM McINTIRE, Captain; JIM PENN, Co-Captain; BARRY LICIIT- MAN, CHARLIE ROWE. Second row: JAY JARRETT, HAROLD BROWN, BARCLAY GREENWOOD, CHIPS FLEMING, FRED GRECO, TOM MOORE. Third row: RICHARD MAHARDY, JAKE FRYE, MAC TIGNOR, AARON FISHER, HARRY WOODWARD, EVERETT CLOUD, BOB HEAD. Fourth row: GEORGE MARKS, SAM YANCY, DON FOSTER, TOM GEIST, DICK CLINE, NICK MICALE. Fifth row: JACK ZELASKA, MIKE YEABOWER, DAVE YEABOWER, CARL ROSS, CHARLES MULLEN, LARRY GEIST. Sixth row: JOHN FISHER, BOB DUNNING, DAVE WATERS, JOE HAWRANEK, GEORGE NEVIN, TED KEENAN. Coaches Mr. Paul Weber and Co-Captains Jim McIntyre and Mr. Joseph Lyons Jim Penn August 25 saw a turnout of sixty-five eager, young hopefuls whose desire it was to be¬ come football players. As the team develop¬ ed under Coaches Weber and Lyons it be¬ came increasingly difficult to find a winning combination. Highlights of the season came in the form of a hard-fought 6-0 victory over Mount Vernon and an even harder-fought 6-0 loss to a powerful Fairfax team. The Jaguars per¬ formed brilliantly in these games and several received recognition for their play. The fol¬ lowing won positions on the various honor teams: Barry Lichtman and Jim McIntyre, Second Team All-Northern Virginia; and Jake Frye, Jim Penn, Barclay Greenwood, Don Foster and Jack Barreiro, Honorable Mention All-Northern Virginia. Page 82 Junior Varsity Football First row, left to right: JIM GUNN, TOM LANGDON, LARRY GRANT, JOHN MURRAY, Captain; RALPH ROUND, FRANK TUCCI, PARKER MYERS. Second row: DICK MARTIN, JOHN IIEGWOOD, SONNY GUCKERT, HARRY DIZELL, ALAN PAGE, BUTCH EYBERS, MIKE FOLEY, JACK DAVIS, DON VANNESS. Third row: JOHN DAVENPORT, WELLS HARDESTY, BUCKY BURDETTE, FRANK WATSON, NICK HURST, CHARLES FISHER, TOM WATSON, BOB RAPATONI, DON ROUND, MAT MURRAY, TOM OAKLEY, JOE HARDESTY, DICK BUONOCORRE, CHARLES GREEN. Fourth row: JOHN GIRVIN, JIMMY INTOLUBBE, LYNN HAGEN, BARRY KEENAN, Manager; BOBBY SANDERS, Man¬ ager; MR. CHAUDET, Coach. The Little Jaguars went through the 1954 season undefeated to tie with Fairfax for the County Championship. This is the fifth consecutive year Falls Church has had claim to this title. Key players who heljred compile the 5-0-1 record were: in the line, John Girvin, Jim Intolubbe, Don Vanness, and Mike Foley. Outstanding backs were Harry Dizell, John Murray, Ralph Round, and Jay Deits. Eighth Grade Football First row, left to right: ROBERT WATTS, TOMMY HAMILTON, ROBERT RAE, BUCKY BROOMFIELD, SAMMY JONES, Captain; CHARLES WOOD, LOCKWOOD RALSTON, JOHN ROCHFORD, GEORGE BREEDEN. Second row: MIKE NEWLON, LARRY POPLIN, WAYNE BROWN, CORBIN THOMPSON, JAMES PEELER, BOB AUBURN, DUNCAN McQUARRIE, CORDELL BURNHAM. Third row: PAT McLAMARA HERBERT OMASTA, BOB WILSON, DICK WAT¬ SON, RICKY SMITH, BOBBY BAL¬ LARD, RONNIE BEACH, PETER DONNELL. Fourth row: DONALD REID, ROBERT LIPP, BUZZY STONE, MIKE HOR- WATT, HUGH WISOOKER, LARRY LIDYARD. Fifth row: MR. LINGER and MR. GREA¬ SER, Coaches. Sixth row : JACK CROSBY, JACK SAUN¬ DERS and LARRY TAYLOR, Managers. Page 83 Varsity Basketball Standing, left to right: MALCOLM TIGNOR, DICK CLINE, DAVID BUTCHER, MIKE SULLIVAN, FRANK GIAMBATTISTA, LARRY BUSCHER, BOB RUSTAD, GARY CHEW, BOB HEAD, CHARLES MULLEN, CHARLES MEETRE, DOUGLAS WALKER. Kneeling, left to right: JOE FREEHILL, Manager; BOB BLAKE, Captain; MR. VALATTQ, Coach. SCHEDULE Date Opponent F.C. Opp Dec. 17-—Fairfax . . 48 60 Dec. 21—Chamberlain . . 42 55 Jan. 7—Annandale . . 62 42 Jan. 12—Episcopal . . 48 58 Jan. 14—Mount Vernon . . 62 42 Jan. 18—Fairfax . . 40 47 Jan. 25—Washington Lee. . 28 50 Jan. 28—Woodward Prep. . 63 40 Feb. 1—George Washington . . 53 71 Feb. 4—Annandale . . 59 43 Date Opponent F.C. Opp Feb. 8—Bell Vocational . . 64 49 Feb. 15—Washington Lee. . 29 64 Feb. 16—Mount Vernon. . 48 61 Feb. 18—Wakefield . . 52 38 Feb. 24—George Washington. . 75 76 Feb. 25—Wakefield . . 40 48 Mar. 1—George Washington (Tournament) 49 74 TOTAL.862 918 Page 84 J M V 1 Jaguars on the Hardwood a A GU Top: BOB RUSTAD, LARRY BUSCIIER, FRANK GIAMBATTISTA. Bottom: BOB BLAKE, MAC TIGNOR, DICK CLINE. Page 8 5 junior Varsity Basketball First row, left to right: EVE CLOUD, MATT MURRAY, Co-Captains. Second row: TOM MOORE, Manager; SAM YANCY, DAVE AMES, BILL FAUNCE, GARY CHRISTMON, Manager. Third row: NEAL BAXILY, BILL STEGAL, MICK WEBB, JOHN STAPLES, BUTCH EYBERS, MR. CAMPBELL, Coach. Fourth row: TOM PHELPS, ALLEN FLEMMING, JOE HERBERT, PARKER MYERS, JOHN JOHNSON. First row, left to right: GEORGE HONEYWELL, Manager; RONNIE FOWLER, SAM JONES, Co-Captains; BOB EVANS, Cap¬ tain; JIM HARKNESS, GENE McCOY. Second row: FRANK COWENS, Manager; CORDELL BURNHAM, KARL GREENWALT, WAYNE TAYLOR, JERRY Mac- FARLANE. Third row: CHARLES CAVIL, BUZZ STONE, GEORGE BREEDEN, ROBERT LIPP, MR. LYONS, Coach. Eighth Grade Basketball Page 8 6 THE PEP DONNA WHITELY JOAN NALLS JILL DALLNESS ANN YEATMAN, Captain PAT HOWARD JEAN REDEIELD SONDRA VILLELLA JOAN LOEW, Co-Captain Varsity Cheerleaders Page 87 Jaguars on the Cinders 4 W CBip- A 1 i ATMIITS 0€?f. % ' mmnim 4m ■ : ; Cross Country Team ®rt AWfteltf. % M f fifth «io 0 ; %«% r©’t MHtraim Top row, left to right: ED GOODMAN, GOR¬ DON McKENNEY, CHIP DURLEY, DEN¬ NIS BURKE, BILL HILLIER, Manager; MR. GARHART, Coach. Bottom row: MIKE SULLIVAN, CURTIS CLICK, ROGER RANKIN, TOM NE¬ VILLE, MIKE WOODS, ROGER WAL¬ KER. Track Team First row, left to right: FRANK BROWN, MAT MURRY, TOM OAKLEY, BOB RAP- ATTONI, FRED GRECO, ED GOODMAN. Second row: SAM YANCY, JOHN KNOX, MIKE SUL¬ LIVAN, CURTIS CLICK, BOB CHADDERDON, BOB RUSTAD. Third row: ALAN FLEM¬ MING, TOM MOORE, DICKIE NEWELL, PAR¬ KER MEYERS, BARKLEY GREENWOOD. Fourth row: BOB AUBURN, Manager; MR. CIIAUDET, Coach; BOB RIZER, Man¬ ager. Page 88 Baseball Top: BOB ELLISON, Catcher; WALLY COCKRELL, Center Field; HENRY HOWARD, Shortstop. Center: JIM RIDGWAY, Pitcher. Bottom: ROGER WALKER, Second Base; JAY DEITS, Third Base; EVERETT CLOUD, Pitcher. Page 89 Varsity Base ball First row, left to right: JOHN MURRAY, JACK GLADD, BOBBY ELLISON, HENRY HOWARD, JAY DEITS, HAROLD BROWN. Second row: JIM LITSON, Manager; WALLY COCKRELL, DOUG WALKER, JAKE FRYE, TERRY STRAW, ROGER WAL¬ KER, JIM RIDGEWAY, JACK ZELASKA. Third row: HENRY SPARSHOT, FRANK MACHEE, HARRY WOODWARD, EVERETT CLOUD, DONALD CLIFFORD, CHARLES OWENS, TOM TODD, Coach. SCHEDULE March 29-1:30 Annandale, here 26-8:00 Washington and Lee, there April 1-3:30 Fairfax, there 27-3:30 Episcopal, there 5-3:30 Mt. Vernon, there 29-8:00 George Washington, there 7-3:30 Washington and Lee, here May 3-3:30 Wakefield, here 12-8:00 George Washington, here 6-1:45 Fairfax, there 15-3:30 Annandale, there 10-1:30 Mt. Vernon, there 19-3:30 Fairfax, here 16-3:30 Washington and Lee, here 22-3:30 Mt. Vernon, here 18—3:30 George Washington, here Page 90 Junior Varsity Baseball First row, left to right: BOB KEYES, GEORGE MARKS, RONNIE VANNESS, LARRY POWELL, JACK HEGWOOD, BILLY FAUNCE. Second row: FRED JENNINGS, BARRY KEENAN, BILLY BIDDLE, DENNIS JONES, JOHN STAPLES, DON MacPHERSON. Third row: ERNIE PIFER, MICKEY WEBB, MIKE FOLEY, GEORGE NEVIN, CHARLES FISHER, HUGH SAUNDERS. Last row: GORDON McKENNEY, Manager; TERRY WALTON, CARL ROSS, LEE McBEE, Manager; JAMES PATTERSON, Manager; BOBBY THOMPSON, MR. PAUL WEBER, Coach. Eighth Grade Baseball Bottom row, left to right: RONNIE BEECH, CHARLES LIEBFRIED, JACK I1ARKNESS, RICHARD SANDERDON, TOM HAMILTON, LARRY POPLIN, GENE McCOY, BUGS BLAKE, Assistant Coach. Middle row: JIM NICLEY, DICK PAYNE, BILL SMITH, BUZZY STONE, CORBIN THOMPSON, MIKE COMBS, MR. VALQTTO, Coach. Top row: MIKE NEWLON, Manager; BOB POLLARD, KEN SCIIIFFLET, RICH WARD, DICK MONCURE, BUCKY BROMFIELD, WAYNE TAYLOR. Page 91 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Bottom, left: ANN CHASE, Captain; LETTY LYNN, ANNETTE CHASE, GAIL NEWTON, NANCY PENWELL, PENNY BERG. Eighth Grade Cheerleaders Left to right: SUSAN RUST, BARBARA BUCKLES, PINKY DIXON, JOANN FISHER, CAROL BROOKS, LINDA LUCAS, BEVERLY BOYES, ELAINE SMITH, CAROL SCOTT. Page 92 Jaguars on the Fairway Left to light: JIM ARMOGIDA, LARRY MINNICH, DICK MORRIS, BILL SCHMIDT, BILL STEGALL, TOM GRAY, DICK MELMER, GENE HOWELL, CHIP DURLEY, PAUL KVALE, DOUGLAS KISSINGER, MR. GARHART, Coach. In Semi-Circle: BOB BLAKE, Captain. G o 1 f T e a m 1. The Varsity’s answer to Arthur Murray. 4. Connie Glascock sinks one in a game with Fairfax. 2. “You can’t win the game from down there!” 5. Charge! Page 93 3. The Varsity team battles it out with James Monroe. 6. Miss Willard switches her style. $ P 0 R T F L A S H E $ Varsity Hockey Team Kneeling, left to right: LIZ IIIGHT, SALLY HUTTON, BARBARA COWENS, RUTH GILMORE, EUNICE ZIMMERMAN, BEVERLY MILLER, BARBARA WADE, CHARLEEN TOLIVER, JANET JOHNSON, Captain; CAROL PURCELL, JOAN ENGLISH. Standing: LINN GRUNWALD, Manager. SCHEDULE Oct. 7 Mt. Vernon There Oct. 12 Fairfax There Oct. 20 Potomac There Oct. 26 Mt. Vernon Here Nov. 3 Annandale Here Nov. 11 Fairfax Here Nov. 18 Annandale Here Senior Squad Members Top, clockwise: JANET JOHNSON JOAN ENGLISH, BARBARA COW ENS, SALLY HUTTON, LIZ HIGHT. BARBARA WADE. Page 94 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Front row, left to right: DEBBIE ASHTON, Manager; BARBARA COWENS, Co-Captain; LORA SANDERSON, Co-Captain; ELIZABETH HEIGHT, Manager. Second row: MISS BIRCH, Coach; DIANA LANGDON, CONNIE GLASCOCK, RATE WHEELER, EUNICE ZIMMERMAN, RUTH GILMORE, JEAN REDFIELD, DIANE ALLMAN, CONNIE COOK, BARBARA CARY, GARY WILKINS, LYNN HARRIS, JOAN ENGLISH, JUDY SCLIIERLMANN, MISS MORRISON, Coach. The Jaguarettes of 1954-55 ended their season with seven wins, one tie, and one loss. Despite their one loss, the girls’ record was the best among the teams of Fairfax County. The coaches, Miss Birch and Miss Morrison, did an excellent job in equipping the girls with the necessary skills to receive the title of “Champions.” SCHEDULE Dec. 17—Fairfax.There Jan. 7—Annandale .There Jan. 14—Mt. Vernon .There Jan. 18—Fairfax .Here Jan. 24—Herndon .There Feb. 4—Annandale .Here Feb. 9—George Washington .There Feb. 11—Mt. Vernon .Here Feb. 17—George Washington.Here Miss Reid sinks one in the Annual Faculty-Varsity Basketball Game. Page 95 Girls’ Varsity Softball Bottom row, left to right: DIANE LANGDON, JOAN 1IURST, BETTY JANE HANKES, LORA SANDERSON, DONNA BUR¬ GESS, CAROLYN BLOXTON. Top row: MRS. LILY, MARILYN MURPHY, MAXINE ELSEY, BOBBY HURST, EUNICE ZIMMERMAN, CAROL PUR¬ CELL, MISS PORCH. Top, left to right: JOAN HURST, left fielder; DON¬ NA BURGESS, second base- man; CAROL PURCELL, center fielder; DIANA LANGDON, shortstop; EU¬ NICE ZIMMERMAN, right fielder; CAROL BLOXTON, third baseman; MARILYN MURPHY, pitcher; LORA SANDERSON, first base- man; BETTY JANE HANKES, catcher. Coaches: Mrs. Lily and Miss Porcii Page 96 ; fL i A Wjjf ft jut) 1 siy LI -1 i r 1 s J V. s p o r t s Hockey Basketball Softball First row, left to right: ROBERTA PERRY, JOAN SPICER, CONNIE COLVIN, BRENDA PERDEW, BETSY TOTH. Second row: LINDA CANNON, JOYCE ALLSMAN, SELBY CANNON, Managers. Third row: WENDY JONES. SYLVIA BOBBIT, RAQUEL SMITH, PAT BAIR, PENNY WEBB. RAYE WHEELER, PAT POWELL, MARCIA GRUNWALD, SUZANNE BEQUE, BETTY JANE HANKES, BETTY ADAMS, ANNA LOU IIAZEN, KAY LEBSOCK. Left to right: MAXINE ELSEY, KITTY CONLOGUE, DONNA BURGESS, JUDY MANNING, MARCIA GRUNWALD, PAULA PANGBURN, LYNN GRUNWALD, LETTY LYNN. Standing, left to right: MISS BIRCH, MISS MORRISON. Bottom row, left to right: JANET DiMISA, BETSY TRICE, Co-Captain; BETSY TOTH. CAROLYN JOHN¬ SON, PEGGY WILKINSON, JEAN REDFIELD, BARBARA COWENS, RUTH GILMORE, Co-Captain. Top row, left to right: LYNN GRUNWALD, Manager; MARTHA KERR. LOIS GOL1DAY, JOAN SPICER, STEPHANIE ROAN, JEAN BRAUNLICH, MARTHA EATON, MARCIA GRUNWALD, ROBERTA ROCHFORD, Manager; JOAN LANCASTER. Page 97 Jaguars in Action Top left: “Zelaska halts James Monroe ball-carrier.” Top right: “ ‘Little Wing’ Toliver attempts to score Center left: “Giamby gets two against Annandale.” Center: “English tosses up with Rebelette.” Center right: “Yancy fouled as J. V. rolls over Annandale.” Bottom left: “Foster skirting left end against Fairfax.” Bottom right: “Greco crashes tackle against James Monroe.” Page 98 A c t i v i t i e $ Music Drama Clubs Publications Forensics S. P. T. A. Page 99 Concert Band First row, left to right: KARL ANDERSON, SHEILA TAYNTON, DAVID RAPOPORT, PHILLIPS BRADFORD, LINDA LES¬ TER, CLARK ANDERSON, President; DON WILLIAMS, DONNA SCHRAMM, EDDIE SUTTON. Second row: MIKE COHN, GREG OSSIPOFF, LINDA DODSON, GARY FRIEDLANDER, BOB JOHNSON, JAIME NEGRON, CHARLENE TOLIVER, TOMMY DANIELS, DALE MATHENY, BOB SHREVE, CHUCK MARSHALL, LLOYD AN¬ DERS, HARRY WOODWARD, ED TAYLOR, WAYNE CROSS, BILL ARNOLD, PAUL RINALDI, Treasurer. Third row: WALT CRATER. JIMMY ARMOGIDA, LARRY BLAIS, RICHARD BREWER, DONNA BURGESS. MARTHA KERR, TOMMY MUSE, BUDDY LYNN, JON DeGROOT, SCOTTY LAWRENCE, CHUCK HARRIS, CAROLYN DEN¬ NIS, PAUL FLETCHER, WALT McDONALD, DAVE SHREVE, DAVE MOORE, GORDON MEIER, DAVE AMES, Vice-President; HUGH HUNTON. Fourth row: ARTHUR GUIFFRE, RODNEY CROSON, SAM YANCY, CHARLES OPHANO, TERRY STRAW, J. C. EZZELL, PERRY FLETCHER, JIMMY INTOLUBBE, Secretary; PALMER FLETCHER, KENNETH VALDES, Assistant Director; MR. RYDER, Director. Not pictured: ALAN PAGE, BILL ANDERSON, DAVID BUCKINGHAM. Reserve Band First row, left to right: KENNETH FOLLIEN, RICKY SMITH, JIMMY PALMS, MARCIA ROGERS, VIRGINIA VAUGHN, SANDRA LUMB. Second row: RICHARD REED, BILLY DORIN, CAROLYN JOHNSON, BOB HERRMANN, BILL LINDSEY, JIMMY ROB¬ INSON, PAT MURPHY, LARRY GUNN. Third row: ROBERT DRAKE, STEVIE STEVENS, DARRELL PERRY, BROOKE BROWN, THOMAS MATHERS, MIKE THOMAS, ROBERT BUGGE, EARL KRENNING, ROBERT WATTS, KENNETH STUDDS. Fourth row: MR. RYDER, DAVID LIAMBRIC, DUNCAN MacQUARRE, CHARLES PINTO, LARRY COLLINGS, BOB LAMB. Not pictured: JACK CROSBY, ROBERT LIPP, DONALD REID, LEON RIX. Page 100 First Chair Band Top row, left to right: CAROL DENNIS, DONNA SCHRAMM, DAVE AMES, ARTHUR GUIFFRE, GORDON MEIER, DALE MATHINE, TOMMY DANIAL, JIMMY INTOLUBBE, PERRY FLETCHER. Bottom row: PHILLIPS BRADFORD, REGGIE RUTHERFORD, TINDA DODSON, CARL ANDERSON, TERRY STRAW, KEN VALDES, CLARK ANDERSON, BOB JOHNSON, CHARLENE TOLIVER. Band Director MR. ERNEST B. RYDER Majorettes Left to right: BEVERLY SULPICE, LINDA WELSH, CAROL WILLIAMS, ROBERTA PERRY, NANCY SUGARS, Mascot; CAROLYN HOOT’S, SHIRLEY SUGARS, GAIL STEVENS, JACKIE GRANT, BETTY ADAMS, CAROL VALDES. Band Officers Left to right: JIMMY INTOLUBBE. Secretary; DAVID AMES, Vice- President; KEN VALDES, Assistant Director; PAUL RINALDI, Treasurer; CLARK ANDERSON, President. Page 101 A Cappella Choir First row, left to right: JOAN SPICER, JACKIE BRANDT, MARY FREDMAN, ROSALIE JOHNSTON, PAT HOWARD. Second row: ABBIE BOOTH, ELLEN KIM, DIANE ALLMAN, YVONNE MOLLE, SUSIE WATTERS. Third row: MARGARET BLEVINS, AL STOKES, SANFORD HUGHES, DON SIMPKINS, ARTHUR HERRMANN, DOUGLAS STORMES. Fourth row: BARBARA BILLHIMER, BARBARA KEESEE, MILO HOOTS, JOHN BOWERS, ART GUIFFRE, AL KOHL- MEIER, JIM NEVILLE. Choral Music Director MISS MARJORIE GREEN First row: MARJORIE BALL. Second row, left to right: ROSALIE JOHNSTON, JOAN SPICER. Third row: SUZANNE WATTERS, BARBARA KEE¬ SEE. Fourth row: JUDY SCHIERLMANN, LETTY MASON. Debutones Page 102 wmm Top row left to right • ARTHUR HERRMANN, MARSHALL GRUNWALD, DON SWINNEY, AL KOHLMEIER, KENNETH VALDES ARTHUR GUIFFRE, JOHN BOWERS, JIMMY INTOLUBBE, PAUL KVALE. Bottom row: ELLEN KIM, MARGIE BALL, PAT HOWARD, SUE WATTERS, CLAUDIA FRUIT, BARBARA KEESEE, JUDY SCHIERLMANN. Mastersingers A Cappella Choir First row, left to right: GARY WILKINS, MARJORIE BALL, KATHY LUSH, SHIRLEY SHOUGHRUE, BEVERLY MILLER. Second row: ANNE CHAPMAN, PEGGY RUSK, YVONNE CODY, KITTY BLACK, LETTY MASON, SUE AUSTIN. Third row: LYNN HAGEN, TED MILBURN, JIM INTOLUBBE, PAUL KVALE, MIKE SENTZ, CLAUDIA FRUIT. Fourth row: BILL WREN, TOM WATSON, KEN VALDES, DON PROSISE, CHARLES ROWE, JEAN SUTHARD, JUDY SCHIERLMANN. Not pictured: EARL CARR, DAVE WATERS, SCOTT BUTLER, TOM McGRATH, DON SWINNEY, DON VANNESS. Page 103 First tow, left to right: LARRY HAWKINS, AL KOHLMEIER, ARTHUR GUIFFRE, DON SIMPKINS, TED MILBURN, SAN¬ FORD HUGHES, ARTHUR HERRMANN, PAT MURPHY, TRACY ERWIN. Second row: LYNN HAGEN, JOHN BOWERS, DAVID MOORE, DOUGLAS STORMES, AL VanCLEEF, JAMES McCLARD, JIM INTQLUBBE, PAUL KVALE, MIKE SENTZ. Third row: JAMES NEVILLE, EARL CARR, TOM WATSON, NORLAND HAGEN, CRAIG VILLARD, MILO HOOT ' S, MIL- TON DENLINGER, CHARLES ROWE, MIKE STATHAM. First row left to right: ANN PRICE, SYDNEY CORLISS, JANET BiMISA, JOAN LANCASTER, JOAN LOEW, BONNIE JO LUKER, MARTHA SOUTHARD, TRACY ERWIN, PATRICIA HOWARD, JOANN DeGROOT, JAN BRAY, JOAN HURST, JOAN COCKEY, BONNIE TUGWELL, CHARD LEE COOK. Second row: MARTY BYERLY, ANN YEATMAN, BARBARA WADE, SALLY HUTTON, DICK GRAY, AL VanCLEEF, JIMMY McCLARD, DOUGLAS STORMES, MIKE STATHAM, GORDON McKENNY, CHARLES OFANO, PAUL KVALE, JANE PALMER, CAROL MacLAMARA, MARGARET DUNN, SHIRLEY KEATON. Page 104 - o i—I in First row, left to right: JOAN BAILEY, JACKY YANCY, MARLENE PHILLIPS, BARBARA RICHTER, SUSAN WILSON, BETTY BARNETT, LINDA CANNON, JOYCE ALLSMAN, ALICE TIGNOR, JEAN REDFIELD. Second row: LINDA LICHTMAN, CAROL LUDWIG, BARBARA FLICK, MARTHA RUPP, BETH COMPHER, MARY STEP- LER, CAROLYN STEWART, JOYCE HINKLE, CHARLOTTE CLEEK, KARIN CARUSONE, ELLEN POPEJOY. Third row: HARRIET HUNTER, JANET MELVIN, JANICE ORNDORFF, PAULA SMITH, BARBARA LEWIS, KATHERINE BAKER, PAT MacMAHON, BARBARA JOHNSON, DORIS IRVIN, BARBARA IIOISINGTON. Fourth row: MEREDITH GREEN, JOYCE MALLON, LOIS GOLLIDAY, LINDA STEPHENS, JUDY HARGETT, WENDY ALLEN, JUDY COSTELLO, MARTHA STINSON, CAROL PURCELL, BARBARA BOWMAN, DIANA LANGDON. Not pictured: REXINA GAUTHIER, SYLVIA BOBBITT, PAT KIDWELL, BARBARA KENDRICK. Third row KAREN LINHOLM, DORA GRIM, RUTH ANN SHEPPARD, JEAN MACH, DON SIMPKINS, DAVE WATERS, ARTHUR HERRMANN, TED MILBURN, JIM JOINER, CHARLES ROWE, ALTON ATCHISON, JAN LUEDECKE, JANET JOHNSON, ROSEMARY HARTMAN, BARBARA WOHL. Fourth row RUTH YATES, SALLY LUDLOW, JULIA CHEEK, BARBARA STALL, BOB McDOWELL, JOHN HOLLAND, RICHARD SCHOOLAR, JACK BARREIRO, AL KOHLMEIER, ED MOORE, JACK JOLIN, WILLIAM WREN, FRANK WATSON NORLAND HAGEN, ANN BALL, BARBARA KEESEE, DIANE WIRTFI, ANN RIDGEWAY. Not pictured: RAQUEL SMITH, MARION PARK, KATHLEEN SHUGHRUE, JANET SCHULTZ, NANCY SCHADE. Page 105 Front row, left to right: ARTHUR HERRMANN, LARRY WEINER, PAUL KVALE, ELAINE CARTER BILL HILLIER, SUE NEWMAN. Second row: KEVIN BROWN, CHARLIE ROWE, JACK LYNN. Third row: DOTTIE LUND, TOM NEVILL E, TED BROWN, PEM LAURENSON WALT TOMPKINS JANE PALMER. Seated, left to right: JOE MAZZEI, ELAINE CARTER. Kneeling: TED BROWN. Standing: JACK LYNN, VALERIE BROOKS, KEVIN BROWN, WALT TOMPKINS, CHARLIE ROWE. B e r n a r 1 v n e 2 ) a c u t a Page 106 Seated, left to right: TED BROWN, LARRY WEINER. Standing: WALT TOMPKINS, LYNN HAGEN. Steep of Pei n,5oner4 Left to right: GEORGE MARKS, LARRY WEINER, ELAINE CARTER, TED BROWN, ABBIE BOOTH, DAVE WATERS. D R A M A Falls Church now boasts a brand new and beautiful auditorium with a s eating capacity of over 700. For the first time in the history of our school our plays were presented on campus and in our own theatre. Four full length plays—a comedy, a mystery, a drama and a farce were presented; for the first time all five classes were represented in either the cast or crew of the pro¬ ductions. The curtain, however, did not slowly and impressively rise on our first production, for the very simple fact that the curtain had not yet arrived. However, everything else about that production was impressive, and “Ber¬ nardino” by Mary Chase played to enthusiastic au¬ diences on October 22nd and 23rd. As was fitting, the mystery thriller “Dracula” was pre¬ sented after the majestic parting of sumptuous and fab¬ ulously wine rich velvet curtains and applauded vig¬ orously by a receptive and shuddering audience. This December production was sponsored by the National Thespian Troupe. The “Sleep of Prisoners” by Christopher Frye, the Virginia High School League Contest play, was pro¬ duced at school, won the district festival and went on to win the highest rating of all high school plays in the state. This is the first time that one of our dramatic productions has won this top honor. The “Importance of Being Earnest” by Oscar Wilde rounded off a highly successful theatrical season under the direction of Mr. Shandy Holland. Page 107 First column: ANN McKIBBIN, ELLEN KIM. Second column: ELEANOR O ' MASTA, SHIRLEY McCROSKEY, SUSAN RITTER. Third column: JULIE QUINANE, BARBARA KENDRICK, MARY LAUGHLIN, CHARLOTTE CLEEK. Fourth column: LETTY MASON, President ; DOROTHY CARD, Vice-President; BARBARA BOWMAN, Secretary; BOB JOHN¬ SON, Treasurer; MRS. SULPICE, Sponsor; HARRIET HUNTER, ROBERT HATCHER. Fifth column: BETTY HANKES, MIQUEL NEGRON, MARTHA SUTHARD, LLOYD ANDERS. Sixth column: DENNIS RILEY, LINDA CANNON, SUZANNE BEGUE. Seventh column: ROBERT LINVILLE, SELBY CANNON. French Club Page 108 Junior Civic League First row, left to right: ANNE CHAPMAN, KATHY LUSH, DEBBIE HURST, BONNIE JO LUKER, ANN YEATMAN. Second row: JOAN LOEW, JOAN HURST, SONDRA VILLELLA, JANE PALMER, BARBARA LIVINGSTON, RUBY HIL¬ TON, ANN PECKINPAUGII, JOYCE LIINKEL, BARBARA WADE, LARRY GEIST, MARY FREEDMAN, CAROL GREMMLER, BILL SEAY, JACK BARREIRO, ANN BALL, WALT TOMPKINS, JOAN COCKEY, MARGARET DUNN. Third row: BARBARA STALL, SUE NEWMAN, CLAUDIA WINKEL, MIKE WOODS, RALPH FALCONE, JOAN ENGLISH, MILO HOOTS, JEANE MACH DAVE WATERS, DICK SCIIOOLAR, COL. GORDON, Sponsor. Science Club The Science Club is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America. It has five main aims: to study facts, prin¬ ciples, and causes; to spread the knowledge of science; to respect the right of others to express their opinions on scientific matters; to apply scientific principles in verifying or refuting findings, which seem questionable to apply scientific methods, reasoning, and logic to the conduct of personal affairs; and to uphold these ideals in the tradition of true science. To accomplish these aims, the club invites speakers to come and talk to its members, presents movies of a scientific nature, and takes field trips of interest. First row, left to right: ERIC McKENISE, Treasurer; LEONARD GUARRAIA, Vice-President; MRS. IIAMMOND, Sponsor; MRS CHAPMAN, Sponsor; JAY JARRETT, Treasurer; WINSTON PENDLETON, Reporter. Second row: DAVID HAMBRICK, LARRY BLAIS, JIMMY LINQUIST, GEORGE BROOKS, HOWARD EDWARDS, STAN¬ LEY DORAN. Third row MARIE MILLS, RUTH CAMPBELL, BOB LAMB, JOHN MOUTOUX, CHARLES NAESER, MERRITT SALLS. Fourth row: DOUG PIERCE, DON REED, JIM LETSON, JOHN GOLBY, BOB WHITE, PARKER MYERS, BILL KANE. Fifth row: LARRY GUNN, TOM MATHERS, BILL RUTISER, JERRY COCKRELL, DENNIS BURKE, JACK STODDARD. SCOTT BAILEY. Sixth row: JOHN MEEHAN, JIM IIEATII, BERNARD SPECTER, JIMMY PEELER. Not pictured: LOIS WOODS, President; BOB CUFEEY, CHARLES SIMPSON, DAVID CRUDEN, WALTER SPARSHOTT. Page 109 Future Business Leaders of America First row, left to right: SHIRLEY ATCHISON, MARGIE GOODMAN, JUDY MEYERS, RUTH ANN SHEP¬ PARD, HARRIET WILLIAMS, JOYCE CLARKE, MARTHA POPE- JOY. Second row: MISS BICKERS, Co-Spon¬ sor; ANNE CAVIL, JANE HARRING¬ TON, MARTHA DODSON, PEGGY RUSK, MARY RICH, MARTHA BRYANT, PENNY BENDALL, SAN¬ DRA STEVENS, BARBARA THUMA, HAZEL MORAN, BILLY MARTI- NESS, MRS. TAUGNER, Co-Sponsor. funior Athletic Club First row, left to right: TRACY ERWIN, BUDDY ERWIN, LARRY POPLIN, CORBIN THOMPSON, TOMMY MUSE, RONNIE BEACH, DUNCAN MacQUARRIE, GEORGE HONEY¬ WELL. Second row: MR. GREASER, PETER DONNELI, BILLY SMITH, EARL SMITH, BERNARD HOCKEY, BUDDY GODFREY, TOM HAMIL¬ TON, RONNIE ROBINSON, BOB COLE. Third row, left to right: BUCKY BROOMFIELD, ERNEST LUMS- DEN, LOCKWOOD RAWLSTOWN, GEORGE BREEDEN, BILL FAUNCE, BUZZ STONE, ALVIN HALL, SAMMY JONES, TERRY WALTON, DICK PHOEBUS. Art Typing Chess Club First row, left to right: LILLIE JONES, MARGIE RAMSEY CAROL STORY, CAROLYN TODD. Second row: BENNY PERRY, RUTH YATES, SHIRLEY LOY, MARION PRESGREVE, MARIE BAXTER. Third row: ROBERT A. HARRIS, WAYNE GRAMLING, ELAINE STEIN, JOHN LEHMAN, DALE MARTIN. Fourth row: VERDA VAN HART, SHIRLEY KEATON, EDITE TALMANIS, KAY DAVIS. Fifth row: BUCKY BROOKS, LLOYD KILPATRICK, JOE SUP- ERFISKY, RONALD BARTON, MRS. KEPLER, Sponsor. First row, left to right: LEON RIX, MICHAEL ROHR, Secretary; BILL ENGLISH, JOHN FISCHER, NICK MARTIN. Second row: JAMES ISAACS, JOE FREEH ILL, THOMAS BROWN, BARRELL CLOUGH, CLARK PRITCHETT, BILL VEACH, WALTER GOLDEN, RICHARD McWlL- LIAMS. Third row: JOHN JOHNSON, FRANK GAYLORD, President; DON CLIFFORD, Vice-President; DEE BAYES, MIKE NEWTON. Page 110 Debate Club Back row , left to right: MRS. JACKSON, MR. CRAWFORD, CRAIG TURPIN, TOM NOONAN, BILL CASEY, JACK JOLIN, JOHN BONNET, BRUCE LINDERMAN. Front row: RICHARD YODER. GERALD MacFARLAND, ROLAND BRANDIS, PAT MURPHY MIKE HORWATT TRYE ELKINS, ALAN MINTHORNE. Dance Club Front row, left to right: JUDY HAWKINS, Treasurer; MISS HUNT, Sponsor; JOE MAZZEI, President; SUE CAMPBELL, Secretary. Back row: JUSTIN MALOT, RICHARD SAUNDERS, GERRY BLUE, RICKY CRICKNER, JAY JOYNER, PAT BLUE, RAY¬ MOND TEDROWE, PENNY HILL, WILSON POOLE, MARYELLE McCAFFREY, PAUL KVALE. Page 111 First row, left to right: PAT STEDMAN, JEAN MICALE, CHARLOTTE PRINCE, PRAIRIE DERN, LINDA MYERS. Second row: WARREN WYLOGE, ALLEN HOCKET, MARY SCHMIDT, DIANE STEWART, DIANE WOODS, ELIZABETH SHERWOOD, CHARLEN FOSBERG. Third row: NANCY CIRKIN, BRENDA WATSON, ELOUISA SMITH, PAUL FIELD, MICHAEL CALLAHAN, FRANCES PHILLIPS, HELEN PERRY. Fourth row: NANCY HICKS, PAT FARRELL, MARY LOU MOORE, SARA PEREGOY, JEAN BRAUNLICH. Fifth row: SANDRA LUMB, BILLIE JEAN GRIGSBY, LINDA LAUGHTON, JEAN BIEREN, JOANN KEEGAN, JUDY THOMPSON. Sixth row: SHERRY WIRTH, NANCY WINFIELD, MICHAEL CHEW, JOYCE KLINE, BARBARA FOUST, SHARON WASHBURN, CAROLYN NEWELL. Junior Dramatics Club The Eighth Grade Dramatics Club has given an opportunity to all its members to participate in readings, skits, and plays. Party Time,” a play about an average up-to-date family with three teen-agers, was presented in the spring. Page 112 ■ Astronomy Club First row, left to right: IRA MELNICOFF, JEAN MOULIS, CATHERINE BAKER, BILL GRAHAM, Vice-President; WILLIAM PUMPHERY, JON BRANNER. Second row: MICKEY RATHERY, Treasurer; BRUCE ERICKSON, MARIANNE McKEE, PAT McHON, PIERRE CHOES- NARD, JANUS WEDDLE, DICK MONCURE, HENRY CLARK. Third row: BOB WHITE, JAMES McCLAllD, RANDLE POrER, JAMES RUTH, HALLIE MIZE, JEANNIE SUTHARD, DONALD 1HEERNE, EDWARD MOSES, MR. KEMP, Sponsor. Arts Crafts Club First row, left to right: LEE LEMER ' P, NANCY ALLEN, President; NANCY ROCK, JOAN PAYNE, Treasurer; SUE TURN- BULL, JOAN MERRYMAN. Second row: MILDRED BAGBY, Secretary; LORETTA CARRISON, JOY MARSH, ARLENE DRESCHER, JEANNE CAR- TRND, GRACE GREEN. Third row: MISS BANKS and MRS. HOLLAND, Sponsors. Page 1 1 3 Model Airplane Club Bade row, left to right: ARROLL HARNAGE, JAMES STEFFEY, BUD LYNN, ALAN JOHNSTON, KENNY STUDDS, HUGH IIUNTON, MR. WARREN, Sponsor; DAVID RUCKER. Front row. BILL BURGER. ROBERT HOLLIS, JACK DALNESS, BOB ANDERSON, JERRY NELSON, HUGH WISOOKER, EDDIE GLADE, DOSS HARSCH, ROB QUINN, EDDIE LOYD. Not pictured: CHARLES DEARDEN, Sergennf-at-Arms; JOE HARDESTY, Vice-President; JAMES SURNDAL, STEVE ELY, MIKE COMBS, STEWART JANTZEN, JOHNNY CRAIN. Majorette Club Lett to right: JACKIE YANCY, LINDA WELCH CAROLYN HOOTS, NANCY BENNETT, JOYCE MOONEY, VIRGINIA VAUGHN, JOYCE ALDERSMAN, GAIL STEVENS, BETTY ADAMS, SHIRLEY SUGARS, JACKIE BRANT, CAROL WILLIAMSON, CAROLE VALDES, BEVERLY SULPICE. Not pictured: ROBERTA PERRY. Page 114 First row, left to right: MARTHA STENSON, BETH COMPHER, MARY LEWIS, JOAN CASTERER, NANCY HULL, CARLIE ALLENGER, BOB PEEPLES, LYNN HAGEN, BUCKY BURDETT, CHARLOTTE LEE COOK, FRANCES THORTON, JUDY ICKY, NANCY SITES, BETSY TOTH, ANNA LOU HAZEN. Second row: NANCY BARRELL, CAROL SMITH, CONNIE CATTERTON, MARY FREEHILL, ANN BROWN, JUDY STA- THEM, MARTHA FRUIT, LINDA BELL OUTLAW, MARTY MILLER, CHARLOTTE ABDILL, RANDY MINNICH, WALT TOMPKINS, CONNIE GLASCOCK, TED BROWN, DOROTHY LUND, JAN BRAY, GARY FRIEDLANDER, JOHN BOLEY, BARBARA WOHL, KITTY CONOLOGUE, BONNIE MARCEY, NANCY AUSTIN, JUDY MANNING, NINA OSSIPOFF, SONDRA PERKINS, LINDA LICHTMAN, LETTIE LYNN, VALERIE BROOKE, JO ANN WIL¬ LIAMS, LILA WILSON. Senior Dramatics Club The Senior Drama Club serves as a workshop which gives a number of students an opportunity to perform before an audience. The members give one act plays and skits at each meeting. Each presentation is followed by criticism and demon¬ strations of necessary techniques. There have been lecture periods on make-up, set construction and play analysis. The club presented a Christmas pageant with every member participating. Page 115 Standing left to right: JOAN SCALES, CAROL GARDNER, Secretary; LYNDALL CLARK, SUE CLARK, SHIRLEY HOWARD, CHERLEE BOTKIN, MARGARET HUNT, SANDRA THOMPSON, DOROTHY JUSTH. On Stairs, left to right: MARY LENA PATTERSON, ELLEN WELTMAN, ANN DUNN, PAMELA JOHNSON, Vice-President; BARBARA KEEBAUGH, KAY KIDWELL, Treasurer; EVELYN RUSK, CAROLYN JOHNSON, FRANCES LAYMAN, President; MISS JULIA GUNN, Sponsor. : Jr 1 E JjKK ' hsl pj P w Twenty- Five Charmers Stamp And Coin First row, left to right: BILL HAGEN, ALLEN EZZELL, FREDDIE SNIDER. Second row: MIKE SHOMAS, RONALD BENNETT, AL VanCLEEF, TONY MacDONALD, BOB STAFFORD, MISS SPINDLE. Third row: DONALD MOSHER, LARRY MILLER. Fourth row: SUE LAY, LARRY LIDYARD, KENNETH RATH JEN, STANLEY LINHOLM, STEVE WARNER, HENRY SPANG¬ LER, DENNY CARRICO, STEVE SMITH, ROBERT THORNBERRY. Back row: LEE SAEGESSER, LARRY MADDEN, BOB VAUGHAN. Not pictured: WARREN ANDERSON, BILL ENGLISH, EARL CARR. Page 11 6 Frostrow left to right; FLORENCE ARTHIN, MELINDA MASSIE, DONNA GOOD, EDITH COGGIN, LOUISE SWORD, !u Vv-x C ; C F, LEY ’ BEVERLY YINGER, Treasurer; MARCIA BOWLING, President; CHRISTA COLLINS, Vice-President; DIANNE WOODRING, Secretary; PEGGY HENSLEY, MISS HELEN S. HAWKINS, Sponsor. Second row: SANDRA SAMPLE, SANDRA CUTIIRELL. KAREN GUSTAFSON, JEFFRA DAVENPORT, MARCIA ROGERS. EE P RAZZINI ’ BARBARA McDaniel, diane curry, susan rust, carol brooks, sue mullen, MARTHA BOWIE, LUCRETIA HENDERSON, MARTHA DEUTERMAN, PATRICIA DeVAUGHN Model Teens Club Film Viewing Club First row , kneeling, left to right: NELLIE JOHNSON, FRANCES WOOD, TOM MOUTOUX, President; DOTTIE LESHER, HELEN TRAMMEL. Second row, kneeling: SHIRLEY WHITE, ELSIE O’NEAL, PAT BAIR, NANCY STURGILL, JUDY RUSH, JOAN CHIS¬ HOLM, MARIE COLEMAN, PEGGY CHISHOLM, FLORENCE MOLNICK, JOAN MERCHANT, BENITA LEWIS. Third row, standing: ED ROOT, EVERETT SADLER, LARRY HAWKINS, HERBERT LANIIAM, TERRY CASEY, BOB TOMPKINS, BILL STEGALL, BOB ROSE, TOM McPIIERSON, GEORGE NEVIN, MISS PORCH, Sponsor. Fourth row, standing: DAVE RAMPEY, DICK GRAY, JIM GRAY, SCOTT PHILLIPS, MIKE FLAHERTY, MIKE STATHEM, DICK MELMER, HAROLD CURRY, ED MOORE, GEORGE MARKS, DUANE PERRY. Not pictured: GEORGE GLAVIS, EDDIE SUTTON. Page 117 I Youth For Christ First row, left to right: PEGGY CARSON, INA KAY SHAEFER, JEAN CARTER, PAT LANDON, BOBBY CISSEL, LINDA STEPHENS, ART BROADHURST. Second row: FRAN NORMAN, HAZEL SHIFFLETT, SYDNEY CORLISS, BARBARA SCHOENEMAN, CHERYL COX, KARIN CARUSONE, FAITH HOISINGTON. Third row: MARTHA KERR, STEPHANIE ROAN, PAM GARRARD, BETSY TROUT, ELEANOR NASH, ELOISE McILWEE, ROSALIE JOHNSTON, MRS. GRAY, Sponsor. Fourth row: KEN MARKLEY, ALBERT KOHLMEIEll, Treasurer; ANNE PRICE, President; EUNICE ZIMMERMAN, Secre¬ tary; PATSY PARKER, BARBARA BICKLEY, HELEN JO ANDREWS. Fifth row: NANCY PARKER, JOAN BREWER, MARTHA EATON, ANN MURRAY, KATHY WATTERS, BETSY TRICE, SUSAN SCRIVENER, ROMONA HONEYCUTT. Sixth row: EDWIN KERR, GRAHAM CARSON, LARRY PIERCE, DALE LANDON, DAVID SHREVE, SALLY SHOCK, LINDA HAMMA. The Youth for Christ Club, formerly the Bible Club, was or¬ ganized to spread the Christian outlook in everyday life. It is a branch of the International Youth For Christ Organization. In an effort to promote interest, the club provided transportation every Saturday night to the TFC rallies, where they had speakers and entertainment from other branches of YFC. Anne Price and Charles Landon introduce Bill Stevens who entertains the members of Youth for Christ Club at an assembly. Page 118 First row, left to right: JOHN BLANCHARD, LEE FISHBACK, ROBERT RICH, NANCY LIDYARD, Secretary; ABBIE BOOTH, President; KEVIN BROWN, Vice-President; JACK CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer; MRS. FRANCES CRUM, Advisor; JIM JUDY. Second row: VIRGINIA HOLLIS, KAREN KARSNER, JUDY CRIS, PATSY EVANS, SHIRLEY HARRISON, YVONNE GAS- TEN, SUZAN HUDSON, LEE SCOTT, RICHARD REED, RICHARD SHARP, WAYNE TAYLOR, BOBBY BALLARD, JACK CROSLEY. Third row: DICKIE PAYNE, MANTI SNYDER, CONNIE CALVIN, LUCY AMES, DOLORES LeHAY, CAROLE GEIGER, MARION GRISBY, BARBARA BRADLEY, LOUISE DE ITS, PEGGY SADLER, SUZANNE REED, STEPHANIE KING, JULIE ANDERS, JUDY HORTON, JAY PORTER, GENE BROYHILL. Fourth row: CHARLES FELTON, BILLY WEAKLEY, BILL WOOD, TOMMY WATSON, CRAIG DAVIS, GAIL NEWTON, BUDDY GLOVER, ANN CHASE, JOAN WIRZ, MILTON DENLINGER, JIMMY HAHNS, JUDY TRIPLETT, JEAN¬ ETTE LAM, DOROTHY BARRETT, PAT SCHAAFF, PAULA DOLSAN. Tumbling Club First row, left to right: BILLY LYNN, JIM IIARKNESS, DICK WARD, JIM ELLIS, MALCOLM KNAPP, JIM TRESBACK, don McPherson, morey zimmerman. Second row: BOB RYAN, BOB ROBERT S, DONALD ORR, DICK MORRIS, CARSON CORDLE, DICK LANDGRAEF, JOHN LACEY, JACK DAVIS, WADE McGHEE, HERBERT O’MASTA, TOM SHIFFLETT, JOE GIAMPI, FRANK TtJCCI. Third row: MR. CHAUDET, Sponsor; JACK BACTELI, BOB PANGBURN, JOE FRENZEL, CORDEL BURNHAM, SAM YANCY, President; JAIME NEGRON, GEORGE THORNE, WAYNE BROWN, ED GOODMAN. Fourth row: ROBERT BURROWAY, PABLO ZIMMERMAN, GEORGE FRUIT’, JIM ARMOGIDA, Secretary; BILL AR¬ NOLD, CARLEN WEEDER, JIM NICELEY. First row, left to right: WENDY ALLEN, SANDRA CROSSET, DORCEN SMITH, PAT KIDWELL, PAT POWELL, SAN¬ DRA BAILEY. Second row: ALMA RUSK, BARBARA RICHTER, MARTHA RUPP, JOAN TUCK, Secretary; BEVERLY MILLER, Presi¬ dent; SYLVIA BOBBITT, SUSAN HANSON, SALLY COL- TRON, MARY STEPLER. Third row: MRS. MACON and MRS. LEE, Sponsors; JUDY MILLER, JUDIT H MILLER, CHARLOTTE HENRY, EVE¬ LYN GROVES, BONNIE DANIELS, BARBARA SHEP¬ PARD, MILDRED HAGER, PENNY PEDLER, ANNIE L. HUNDLEY, PATSY SULLIVAN, JEANNETTE MONT¬ GOMERY, HELEN SEMENUCK, PAT NAWROCKI, DONNA BEECH, JOANNE DeCROOT. Page 119 Radio Club First TOW, Jett to right: CHARLES LANDON Treasurer, W4APM; BOB HOUSTON, President, W4EMN; BUDDY SMITH, Vice- President, W4YZC; PAT LLOYD, Secretary. Second row: GEORGE CARDER, BOB LIPP, KEN FOLLIEN, DALE COLLINS. BOB WILSON, DICK WELLS, BILL BAILEY. KN4BUY; ROBIN WADLEIGH, CHUCK MARSHALL, KIP SCHMIDT, KN4ADJ; DOUG GLASCOCK, ROB¬ ERT RIZER. Third row: FRANK CSERVENYAK, BOB MacDOWELL, W4VGS; TOM WATSON, W4APO; FRANK McGEE, W4ZNU; RUSTY MISE, BOB SIECK, LARRY MILLER, DALE MATHENY. Model Club B First row, left to right: DOLORES DILLARD, PENNY WEBB, LINDA SILLIMAN, SHARON RUPP. Second row: PAT WADE, SUE MILLER, BARBARA CAIN, MARILYN SALLS, MICHEL MONTGOMERY, JEAN¬ NETTE LEMON, DORA PATTERSON, ELAINE CARSON. Third row: LINDA ROLLASON, ANN WINGFIELD, JANET SCIIEURER, JEAN WRIGHT, CAROL HARGIS, PINKY DIXON, DONNA DRONENBURG, LINDA LUCAS, ELAINE SMITH, MRS. SIMMONS, BEVERLY BOYES, BARBARA LEWIS, MARGIE BUTTERFIELD, KATHY KIRBY, SHERRI SENTZ, ELEANOR SPENCER. Model Club C First row, left to right: BARBARA PARK, PAT FARRELL, Treas¬ urer; BARBARA JOHNSON, Secretary; DIANE THOMPSON, President; SIIAREN WOODWARD, Vice-President; EDWINA CLEEK. Second row, left to right: MARY LOU JOHNSON, ALICE TIG- NOR, LOUISA COUCH, MISS CHURCHILL. Third row, lett to right: SANDRA SHIFFLETT, LOIS GOLLI- DAY, BARBARA ALLEN, JOYCE MALLON, BEVERLY NEEL, LOIS EPPARD, MARY DODSON, MARGIE MILLS, BETTY CHILTON. Not pictured: NANCY PLAUGIIER. Page 120 First row , left to right: BARBARA PAYNE, JEAN REED, ELLEN McYICKERS, MITZI SCHOTTROFFE, ARLENE BARN¬ HILL, PHYLLIS GARDNER, KAYE HATBEE, JOYCE PRESTON, GARY WILKINS, LYNNE HARRIS, JEAN NEWELL, LINDA BARWICK, BARBARA JETER. Second row: MARY FRANCIS STODDARD, SHERLENE CARDAUI, DOROTHY GREENE, DORRA DEE GUIMM, ELLIE LAMBACK, LOUISE GIVENS, KATHY WARBURTON, WENDY JONES, CAROLE DAVIS, BARBARA BONNETT, DONNA HOBBS, CAROLETTA GOUGH, PAT TRUNDLE, PAT QUINN, KATHY BILLAS, JANET CREIGHTON. Third row: MRS. CARSTATER, SANDRA HAURIN, BETTY BRADLEY, SHIRLEY ANDERSON, JACKIE LOU CANNON, DIANE MUSE, CECELIA MAXWELL, RUTH SPARSHOTT, NAOMIE WOLFREY, PATSY KNAPP, MARGARET CURTIS, BARBARA MITCHELL, JEAN GORMAN, ANN SLAUGHTER, BONNIE GILL, MARY JANE STONE- BURNER, MRS. O’NEIL. Sub-Deb Club This year the Sub-Deb Club sponsored many worthwhile service projects. At Thanksgiving, a basket of food was provided for a needy family. For their Christmas project, the girls made scrapbooks for children at Children’s Hospital and following this, raised money for the cancer drive. Other activities were a food sale and a stationery sale to help finance the club’s many interesting and worthwhile projects. Page 121 Model Club First row, left to right: JUDY KRAPF, BLENDA ERICKSON, MARY WILLIS, JOYCE REIDESEL, BARBARA KEESEE, ROSA¬ LIND WARMAN, MARJORIE STONE. Second row: SUZANNE COCKEY, BETSY BAILEY, MICKY MOONEY, MANYA KRAHMER, HELEN JUSTON, BARBARA MICALE, NANCY BOWLIN, BARBARA BELL, BETTY ANN BUTTER, PENNY BERG, BARBARA CADLE, PAT FRISBY, JOAN SPICER, TEDO HARNED, DORIS ERWIN, BARBARA HOISINGTON, TOIS CORDEL. Top row: JUDY ANDERSON, ANN MURRY, WILMA WHITINGTON, FRANCES HUNCLON, BETTY WYLOGE, KAREN LINHOLM, RAY CONINE, PRISCILLA BROOKS, ANN CONDON, MRS. NEWMAN, GLORIA FAUNCE, BARBARA MARTIN, JANET SCHULTZ, CLAUDIA DAHL, MARIAN PARKS, CONNIE MILLER, PENNY OLSEN, ELLEN HARDIN. The Model Club was organized three years ago by some members of the Camera Club who were interested in fashion photograjrhy. It has been sponsored during the past three years by Mrs. Margarita Newman. Among the activities are the many fashion shows which have been held. The girls work on self-improve¬ ment as well as fashion modeling. They like to learn beauty tricks to make themselves better groomed and more attractive. Bake sales have been held to raise money to make it possible for the club to sponsor picnics, parties and dances for its members. Beauty consultants, modeling school representatives, and others have attended dub meetings to give lectures on good grooming and other modeling problems. The club has also taken field trips to Washington to visit modeling agencies. As a result of the experience and knowledge gained from the Model Club, some of the members have become successful models, working in the teen sections of the department stores in this area. Some of the mem¬ bers enter the modeling profession. The ultimate goal of the Model Club is to improve the personality and personal appearance of its members by developing an interest in fashion and good grooming. Page 122 Advanced Photography Club ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Advanced Photography Club was established as Kirby have photographs appearing in the Jaguar, while an honor society for photographers. Admission to the John Stanton has pictures in the Jaguar Journal, club is by examination only. Pete Kimberly and Wayne Library Club Seated left to right: JANE BROYHILL, JEAN GARRETT, JANET KEENE, CATHERINE ROCHFORD. Standing- MISS PATTON, Sponsor; BOBBIE SHEPARD, MARSHA PERRY, ROBERTA ROCHFORD, BROOKE BROWN, JOAN BROYHILL, JOE BROADHURST, JACK BURGESS. Page 123 The Jaguar Journal Editorial Staff Business Staff General Staff Left to right: MILO HOOTS, MRS. HOLLAND, Advisor; ABBIE BOOTH, Editor-in-Chief; JUNE BARRETT, News Editor. Not pictured: BILL SEAY, Sports Editor; KEVIN SHEA, Editorial Editor; CAROLYN HOUGHTON, Feature Editor. Front row: ROSALIE JOHNSTON, BARBARA WOHL, JOHN STANTON, LARRY BUSHER. Back row: CAROL GREMMLER, WALTER CRATER, MARILYN MATICIC, MAX WINKLER. Seated, left to right: SALLY LUDLOW, CHARLES ROWE, JOAN HURST, BARBARA STALL. Standing: BARRY LICHTMAN, RAYE WHEELER. Not pictured: SONDRA VILLELLA. Page 1 24 First row, left to right: ANNE CHAPMAN, HARRIET HUNTER, GAIL O’DELL, JOAN LANCASTER, GLORIA FAUNCE, DONNA DENNIN, PEGGI ANDERSON, MARY ANN FINLEY, EMILY STRAUSS, BARBARA STALL. Second row: KITTY BLACK, SALLY FOWLER, MARY LAUGHLIN, DEE ANNE PLETSCH, MARTY BYERLY MARTHA PACE, LETTY MASON, JAN LUEDECKE, MANYA KRAHMER. Third row PEM LAURENSON, JULIE CHEEK, ANN McADOO, DEBORAH ASHTON, JOAN PINKER¬ TON, JOYCE RIEDESEL, MARY CLARK BREWSTER, STEPHANIE ROAN, ELEANOR OMASTA, MISS TOONE. Fourth row MAX WINKLER, WALT TOMPKINS, KEVIN SHEA, MILTON DENLINGER, DOUG STORMES, AL VanCLEEF, CRAIG VILLIARD, FRANK McGHEE. Left to right: JANE TAYLOR, JUNE BARRETT, CAROL PURCELL, CAROLYN HOUGHTON, HEATHER HANLEY, YVONNE MOLLE, PEM LAURENSON, Co-Editor; MAX WINKLER, Co-Editor. Front row, left to right: ANNE CHAPMAN, AL KOHLMEIER, BARBARA STALL. Second row. JUDY KRAPF, MARILYN MATICIC. Back row: ARTHUR RUDDLE, GAIL O’DELL, GLORIA FAUNCE, JOAN LANCASTER. The Paw Print General Staff Editorial Staff Business Staff Page 125 Editors The Jaguar Staff Left to light: JON ECKERT, Editor-in-Chief; PEM LAURENSON, Associate Editor; LARRY MINNICH, As¬ sociate Editor. Art and Feature Staff Left to right: ABBIE BOOTH, Art Co-Editor; ROSEMARY HARTMAN, Feature Editor ; MAX WINKLER, Art Co-Editor. Picture Staff Left to right: JOAN ENGLISH, Picture Editor; SUZANNE WATTERS, WAYNE KIRBY, Photographer; PETE KIMBERLY, Photographer. Page 126 The Jaguar Staff Junior Yearbook Staff Fayout Staff General Staff Left to right: CAROLYN HOUGHTON, HEATHER HANLEY, JOYCE REIDESEL, EDWINA CLEEK, TOM MOUTOUX, CHARLES LANDON, CARL ANDERSON, LEONARD GUARRAIA, RAYE WHEELER, TOM OAKLEY, BOB RUSTAD, Associate Editor. Not pictured: ALBERT KOHLMEIER, Associate Editor. Sitting, left to right: BARBARA WADE, JANE PALMER, SONDRA VILLELLA, Editor; SALLY HUTTON, ANNE CHAPMAN. Back row: LARRY GEIST, ALAN MINTHORNE, DON PERSON. First row, left to right: ROSALIE JOHNSTON, DALE DeFORD, BARRY LICHTMAN. Second row: JEAN MACH, CLARK ANDERSON, SALL ' i LUDLOW. Third row: TOM GRAY, EARL CARR, FRED HOLDEN. Fourth row: BOB BOTTOMLEY, TOM GEIST. Page 127 mmm ■HU The Jaguar Staff The 1955 JAGUAR staff working with less funds than ever before has attempted to put out a bigger and better yearbook. Many extra hours of hard work have gone into this, our tenth anniversary book, in an attempt to bring to you, the student, a better remembrance of this year at Falls Church High School. ♦ Circulation Staff Left to right: JOANN DeGROOT, LOIS WOODS. Business Staff Left to right: KEN VALDES, Busi¬ ness Manager; BOB BLAKE, Ad¬ vertising Manager. Sports Staff Left to right: JANET JOHNSON, JIM PENN. Page 128 Student-Parent-Teacher Association Executive Committee First row, left to right: MRS. ROBERT Z. SMITH, Secretary; MR. FRANK WATTERS, Vice-President; GEN. W. S. RUMBOUGII, Principal; MR. JOSEPH H. FREEHILL, President; MRS. J. S. W. ROAN, Treasurer. Second row: MRS. FRED L. STEPHENS, MRS. ELSIE SNODGRASS, MR. JOHN MOUTOUX, MRS. ANN RULLMAN, MRS. JOHN R. BARREIRO, JR., MISS SUE OAKLEY, MISS PEM LAURENSON, MR. TOM NEVILLE. Third row: MR. RICHARD G. CRAWFORD, DR. HENRY FISIIBACK, MR. DONALD R. WILKINS, MRS. EDWARD L. KEENAN, MR. LARRY WEINER, MR. FRANK MISIIOU, MRS. ANNABEL L. BARRETT. Foremost among the achievements of the Falls Church High School Student-Parent-Teacher Associa¬ tion during the past year was the integration of the students, in name and in fact, into the organization. Students participated on an equal footing with the par¬ ents and the teachers in the planning and execution of the SPTA activities and programs throughout the years. Vigorous efforts were made by the SPTA to obtain additional badly needed land for the High School’s Physical development, recreational, and athletic pro¬ grams. This will be pursued by the SPTA until achiev¬ ed. The first annual SPTA Festival was a big success. It provided funds for SPTA scholarships, for the Forensic team’s expenses at the state meet at Charlottesville, and for sending the A Cappella choir to Princeton to par¬ ticipate in the Westminster College Choir Festival. The important problem of the relationship between students and their parents was dealt with, both through a panel discussion at an SPTA membership meeting and as a year-round discussion topic by a newly-formed Study Group. Carnival Dance King John Murray crowned by Queen Joyce Schaeffer crowned by Mr. Freehill. SPTA workers sell food at Carnival. Bill Fallen. Page 129 Left to right HUGH CLARK, BUDDY HULL, BUDDY WILLIAMS, CHARLES McCAULEY, EVERETT SADLER, JACK BURGESS, ALLAN PUGH, BOB AVERY. CAFETERIA WORKERS MRS. BOWMAN, and her cafeteria workers. CUSTODIAN STAFF MR. KORZENDORFER and some of his custodial staff. Page 13 0 Forensics Wim J f 1 ! Standing, left to right: LOIS WOODS, HEATHER HANLEY, SALLY LUDLOW, CLAUDIA FRUIT, DEE ANN PLETSCH. Kneeling: CHARLES LANDON, JOHN MINICHIELLO, LARRY MINNICH, REGGIE RUTHERFORD. Not pictured: TED BROWN. Ted Brown represents the school in the American Legion contest. This year 1600 students read, spoke and spelled the King’s English as the Foren¬ sic program got under way. From each English class came the best qualified poetry and prose readers and from this promising and talented group it was a mean task to whittle down to eight peo¬ ple. When it was done, however, they were good to look at and wonderful to hear. The 1955 Forensic Team again walked off with an enviable number of places in the Northern Virginia District Contest. With five schools competing, we won three first places and three second places out of a possible eight categories. Our school is more than ever proud of the showing that our Debating and Forensic teams displayed under the direction of Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Lenvin. Claudia Fruit, Fieather Flanley and Sally Ludlow represented the school at the state finals in Charlottesville in poetry reading, public speaking and prose read¬ ing respectively, where each captured a second place title. Claudia Fruit represents the school in the “I Speak tor Democracy” contest. Page 131 Falls Church Bank Falls Church, Va. Main Office Washington and Broad St. Branch Branch 1075 West Broad 6815 Lee Highway 2% Paid on Savings Accounts Large Parking Facilities at Main Office This beautiful modern drive-in hotel is centrally located and convenient without the downtown traffic noises and parking problems. Owned and Operated by Paul Goff Sons. SERVING ARLINGTON and the Nation ' s Capital New BERGER drafting kit for students combines all needed drafting tools in one easy-to-carry case. With this new, all-in-one drafting kit, you will come to class fully equipped with every drafting tool you need . . . every day. The Berger Drafting Kit is complete. It includes your choice of 8 different sets of drawing instruments, protractor, archi¬ tect’s scale, engineer’s scale, 8” and 10” triangles, French curve, draftsman’s tape, pencils, pencil pointers and erasers. Inner com¬ partments hold drawing and note papers—all in attractive, durable, 16” x 24” simulated leather, 3-way zippered, carrying case of scuff-proof, water-proof Texon, with slide-in type handles. Every drafting student should own this handy, practical learning aid. He’ll find it indispensable in high school, through¬ out his college course, use it as a professional. It costs so little-— in some cases less than buying the items individually. 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Virginia State Your authorized FORD dealer Athletic Award Letters Chenille Letters 1001 West Broad JE 2-5100 Monograms CARS Emblems TRUCKS PARTS Felt Banners and Pennants SERVICE 1900 West Broad Street All Make Cars Richmond 20, Virginia Church Realty SHIRL’S Ladies Shop SALES—RENTAL—LOANS WILLSTON SHOPPING CENTER INSURANCE JE 4-0944 6409 Arlington Blvd. Falls Church JE 2-1239 Complete line of nationally 11 5 W. Broad St. Falls Church, Va. advertised brands for teen age high school girls Page 13 3 CONGRATS, GRADS Wissinger Chevrolet For your Best Graduation Shopping See Company Complete Service for all makes CASTELBERG’S Watches—Diamonds—Jewelry NEW Appliances cars and trucks 100 Patterns—8 top brands of USED sterling silver cars and trucks Arlington ' s largest selection of Jewelry gifts for grads SEVEN CORNERS 3018 Wilson Blvd. Open Friday Eve. JE 2-1177 JE 2-1178 1 ... . ..... ___ JA 8-0557 Boulevard Esso Meetre ' s Barber Shop Serviceeenter Annandale Road and Arlington Blvd. JE 3-8800 Jefferson Village Shopping Center Complete Automobile Lubrication Annandale Road and Arlington Blvd. Gasoline—Accessories-—Car Washing and Road Service Page 134 ©xforti fjop Falls Church, Virginia Telephone JE 2-1 100 228 W. Broad Street THE W. TED AUSTIN INSURANCE AGENCY 1057 W. Broad Street Flowers School Equipment Co., Inc. Manufacturer and Distributor School, Church, and Public Seating Furniture 327 West Main Street—Richmond, Va. Phone Richmond 7-4035 Falls Church Hi gh School Band Uniforms Tailored by George Evans Co., Inc. Since 1860 1 32 North 5th Street Philadelphia 6, Pa. Pages-Hughes Buick Incorporated Falls Church, Virginia Dial JE 3-1200 BULLDOZERS—TRENCHERS RENTALS—CONTRACTS D. A. FOSTER Contractor Office and Yard: Merrifield, Va. Phone J E 2-5963 Residence: 5231 1 1th St. N. Arlington, Va. Phone: JA 8-0445 SALES New Cors—Used Cors Service—Ports and Accessories Body and Fender Work 621 Arlington Blvd. Route 50 Falls Church, Va. JE 3-9700 Page 13 S GENERAL BAKING JE JE 2- 6097 3- 7535 Res. JA 2-7843 NORVA REALTY CO., INC. At your favorite food store Bond Bread Made with unbleached flour Sales—Loans—Insurance 901 Leesburg Pike Bailey ' s Cross Roads, Falls Church, Va. John C. Grille, President THE MESSENGER PRESS Manassas, Va. Specializing in meeting the PRINTING needs of Northern Virginia high schools Phone Manassas 96 JEfferson 4-4646 RUSSELL ' S PET FOOD SUPPLIES „ . . We Deliver . . . R. G. Bob Russell Merrifield, Va. ARRINGTON CLEANERS Vienna, Va. 4 Hour Dry Cleaning 4 Hour Shirt Laundry Free Pick Up—Delivery Phone Dunkirk 5-9010 ASK FOR BRIGGS PRODUCTS F. A. McGonegal Plumbing—Heating Sales and Service Radio dispatched service trucks Rear 1061 West Broad St. Phone Falls Church, Virginia JE 2-4440 Modern Fireproof Warehouse JE 2-1260 JE 2-1545 J. E. Anderson Moving Storage 2011 N. Westmoreland St. Arlington 1 3, Va. Agent for Serving the Nation North American Modern Padded Vans Van Lines Experienced Men Page 136 You’ve tried the rest Now try the best BRYANT ' S RESTAURANT You are always welcome at 1069 W. Broad Street BEACH ' S FRIENDLY SERVICE Falls Church, Va. Phone JE 3-0122 1045 W. Broad St. JE 2-4042 Falls Church, Va. G W FROZEN CUSTARD OXFORD ROOFING CO. 591 Arlington Blvd. JEfferson 2-0990 Across the street from the Jefferson Theater • Roofing • Sheet Metal • Damproofing Open all winter for your service 801 S. Washington Street and convenience Falls Church, Virginia State wide real estate service ROBERTSON ' S 5 10c STORES JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY Virginia Homes and Farms Falls Church and Arlington Falls Church, Virginia Joseph W. Seay Office: Tel. JE 2-2620 Home: Tel. JE 2-0218 113 West Broad St. Tropical Fish Bird Supplies Free Parking TYSON ' S CORNER ESSO SERVICE WALLY ' S AQUARIUM Tyson ' s Corners, Virginia 4403 N. Fairfax Drive Arlington, Virginia For all types of automobile service W. T. Cooper JAckson 8-6686 Page 137 Compliments of ARFAX REALTY WALTER L. PHILLIPS Certified Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor 152 Hillwood Avenue Serving the Virginia Suburban Area Sales—Rentals—Loans—Insurance Falls Church, Va. JE 4-4900 JE 2-4767 JE 2-3936 706 S. Washington St. Falls Church, Va. Your” friendly drug stores Art Supplies for the Artist and Pastime Painter In Vienna In Falls Church Drafting Supplies Service Pharmacy 38 Maple Ave. Dunkirk 5-71 1 1 Rust Manor Pharmacy 1055 W. Broad St. JEfferson 2-1111 BARD ' S ART SUPPLIES 108 E. Fairfax St. Falls Church, Va. JEfferson 2-0993 RAYMOND A. Du FOUR, INC. INSURANCE Fire—Automobile—Casualty—Bonds Phone JE 2-1114 6813 Lee Highway, Falls Church Arlington 1 3, Va. MACS FROZEN CUSTARD for a quick dessert McLean, Va. THE MASTER ' S WORKSHOP JE 2-1598 Anything can be repaired. You bring it—We will fix it. 122 East Fairfax Street Falls Church, Va. FALLS CHURCH SALES Surplus and Camping Equipment Tents and Tarpaulins 588 S. Washington St. EAST END MARKET 6824 Lee Highway Free Delivery Open Sunday JE 2-2447 DYEING—SHOE REPAIRING—TAILORING—STORAGE 1 HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE NO EXTRA CHARGE WHITE STAR VALET 165 Hillwood Ave., Falls Church, Va. We Operate Our Own Plant JEfferson 2-4569 RAY M. KEATING SUPERIOR TV All types of mutual Insurance Merrifield 1 52 Hillwood Ave. JE 2-4020 JE 2-0526 Page 138 ALEXANDRIA COCA COLA CO. Phone King 9-0452 1500 King St. HORACE E. BROWN SON Established 1883 HARDWARE B.P.S. PAINT HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES FISHING TACKLE 100 West Broad Street Tel. JE 2-1168 Falls Church, Va. Free Delivery Ample Parking PAINTS JAY D. BROWN—Jeweler WALL PAPER DECORATING 404 S. Washington St. FLEXALUM VENETIAN BLINDS WITH PLASTIC TAPE Falls Church, Va. LIGGON PAINT WALLPAPER Phone: JEfferson 3-2855 STORE 154 Hillwood Avenue JE 2-3324 FOR BETTER HEALTH DRINK BETTER MILK ARENA SPORT SHOP Sporting Goods in all its Phases 2124 14th Street, N.W. ALEXANDRIA DAIRY PRODUCTS Washington 9, D. C. King 9-2525 Alexandria, Va. HUdson 7424-25 ROGER H. BLAKE—FLORIST Sleepy Hollow Road Corsages, Cut Flowers, Floral Decora tions, Flowers by Wire Prompt Delivery Service JE 2-2119 STREAMLINE MARKET Office—1061 W. Broad St. Falls Church, Va. Page 139 SNYDER AND COMPANY Hardware Garden Supplies Paints and Glass Housewares Lee Highway and Fairfax Drive Arlington, Va. JE 2-1194 Everything In Music PIANOS—ORGANS—RECORDS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC KITTS 1330 G Street N.W. 2621 Mt. Vernon Ave. Washington Alexandria REpublic 7-6212 King 8-8686 THOMAS G. EASTMAN FALLS CHURCH JEWELERS 100 W. Broad St. Falls Church, Va. Jewelry Repair FA 2228 Engraving C. L. HANOWELL 6819 Lee Highway HOLLOWELL ' S ESSO SERVICE Culmore Shopping Center Falls Church, Va. JE 4-1120 Chas. D. Sprinkle M. M. Zimmerman Owner Service Manager Res. JE 2-2774 Res. JE 2-8440 SALES SERVICE WEST END MOTORS EVERY SERVICE FOR ANY CAR, TRUCK or TRACTOR Dealer International Motor Trucks Va. State License No. 1698 1010 W. Brood Street JEfferson 3-8245 Falls Church, Vo. FALLS CHURCH DEPT. STORE 1059 West Broad Street Falls Church, Va. JE 2-1244 Compliments of NORTHERN VIRGINIA HARDWARE VON HERBULIS AND SON West End Texaco 1014 West Broad St. JE 2-2290 On Rt. 7 Near Telephone Falls Church, Va. JE 4-6411 NEW LAND ' S AUTO GLASS Tyson ' s Corner, Va. Glass Furniture Tops Auto Glass Door, Wall Mantel Mirrors Curved Tinted CROSS ROADS MARKET Tyson ' s Corner Vienna, Virginia JE 2-6988 B G JEWELERS Willston Shopping Center Falls Church, Virginia JE 2-381 1 Meet Your Friends Here” APOLLO RESTAURANT 607 S. Washington St. Falls Church, Virginia Compliments of ROBAR HALF HOUR LAUNDROMAT 1 1 0 E. Fairfax St. Falls Church, Va. JE 2-9617 Page 140 THE DELTA SIGMA FRATERNITY Congratulations to our graduating members respectfully dedicates this space to its graduating members with its best BARBARA STALL wishes for a prosperous future. BARBARA WADE TED KEENAN JEAN MACH HUGH HUNTON BARBARA LIVINGSTON TOM MOORE ANNE CHAPMAN FRED HOLDEN SONDRA VILLELLA TOM GRAY JANE PALMER JON ECKERT BONNIE JO LUKER LARRY MINNICH PEM LAURENSON VERNON JOHNSON THETA ALPHA EPSILON ( THEA ) Zeta Chi Fraternity extends its congratulations to its graduating members CONGRATULATIONS BOB BLAKE TED BROWN LARRY BUSCHER Wad LARRY WEINER BILL CASEY FRANK FLETCHER TOM GEIST Fotch RALPH FALCONE FRED GRECO BUDDY HULL K KEVIN BROWN BARRY LICHTMAN JIM NEVILLE TOM NEVILLE Beta Gamma JIM PENN CHARLES ROWE WALT TOMPKINS DAVE WATERS Page 141 BETA CHI SIGMA Beta Gamma Pi extends warmest congratulations to its Graduates of 1955 congratulates its graduates of 1955 JOAN LOEW SUE NEWMAN MARY HELEN ALDERMAN LOIS CORDELL MARY FREDMAN CAROL GREMMLER ROSALIE JOHNSTON YVONNE MOLLE ANN PRICE JANET SCHULTZ JOAN ENGLISH DARBY COMPANY BARBARA COWENS Specializing in Virginia Real Estate JOAN HURST 2319 Wilson Boulevard LINDA LACY Arlington JA 5-9393 BASTIAN BROTHERS Records CO. Sheet Music Instruments Rochester, N. Y. Cameras Superior Quality Engraved Equipment Photo Supplies Announcements Individual Portraits Personal Name Cards In This Year Book Taken By Serving PORTER STUDIOS Falls Church Seniors 104 N. Wash. St. Falls Church Raymond Page Vinton, Va. 101 E. Broad St. Virginia JE 2-2953 JE 4-0930 Page 142 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1955 from KAPPA DELTA SORORITY EPSILON CHAPTER Compliments of TAU BETA PHI SORORITY PSI CHAPTER Compliments of the CIVIL AIR PATROL Airplane Orientation Rides Summer Encampments Apply at Fairfax Squadron Falls Church Airport KING-KERLEY Dry Cleaners and Launderers U-San-O Mothproof Cleaning System Falls Church, Va. Phone JE 2-1713 FALLS CHURCH RADIO AND TV SERVICE 6872 Lee Highway Arlington 13, Va. Phone: JEfferson 2-2838 Free Estimates HILL ' S ART SUPPLIES Art Classes 10% Student Discount Telephone 708 North Glebe Road JAckson 2-8817 Arlington, Virginia Coal - Fuel Oil - Burner Service ROBERT SHREVE FUEL COMPANY 6873 Lee Highway Arlington 13, Virginia JE 2-1960 Compliments of WFAX 1220 on your dial Art Supplies - Sales Rentals - Office Supplies - Typewriters - Repairs Leather Goods FALLS CHURCH STATIONERS 126 N. Washington Street Falls Church, Virginia JEfferson 3-1580 CULMORE BARBER SHOP Hours: 9 A.M. to 8 P.M Phone JE 2-9661 J. C. MILLER, 518 Leesburg Pike Proprietor Falls Church, Va. Compliments of LEE MARKET 6879 N. Fairfax Drive East Falls Church TALBERT BEAUTY SALON JE 2-2716 1057 W. Broad St. West End Shopping Center Falls Church, Virginia Page 143 Compliments WALLACE of and MONROE Greater Falls Church pLarmacu Chamber of Commerce ☆ ☆ ☆ 1057 West Broad Street 438 S. Washington St. (Lee Highway) Falls Church, Phone JE 2-2966 Virginia Falls Church, Va. 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