Falls Church High School - Jaguar Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)
- Class of 1956
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  ' ⢠JRMM vÂŤ r - â % Hal WNM P ÂŤ  IHil ?r 1 ââ â x AV 1 â : 1 o r e lv o r If Thomas Payne were alive today he would say again, âThese are the times that try menâs souls.â I he truth of this statement can readily be found in almost every newspaper and magazine pubÂŹ lished in the world today. The present national and international strife exemplifies the desires and conflicts of a seriously divided people. The present belongs to those who govern, but, in truth, toÂŹ morrow must belong to us, the young. Perhaps, some of us from Falls Church High will one day be in a position to alleviate some of the present problems. Our one weapon for this monumental task can only be . . . the power of knowlÂŹ edge. Our factories for the production of this. . . our schools. Today we leave Falls Church High, some to fill their needed positions in the world, others to change and improve the conditions under which the remainder must live. In the meantime, here is the Jaguarâs offering to the future ... a record of our past. They are followed by the priests of the old religions who were the teachers of their time, and the early astronomers and scientists who began the scientific knowledge of the world. As the proÂŹ cession reaches the Middle Ages, the light dims to a faint glow and only a few men pass by, the monks who, hidden away in their monasteries, kept knowledge alive in this age of darkÂŹ ness. The lights begin to grow again, as the Dark Ages pass from view and learning comes to life again. The pro- Our Alma Mater. The ancestor of Falls Church High School. a ' uer the horizon comes a light â a faint glow which grows and grows, illuminating everything in its path. Through the light come shadows of men, walking in a solemn procession along a trail of learning which begins with time and stretches to infinity. First is primitive man, for with him began knowledge, and with his chilÂŹ dren began education. Next are the Egyptians and the Romans, who are followed by Socrates, walking at a digÂŹ nified pace along the path, accomÂŹ panied by Plato, famous for his great dialogues, and by Aristotle. With them are their students, who went on to inÂŹ crease the knowledge of the world. row aw d Shad O UJ 5 re66 Following in their footsteps. The show goes on. ron oCi (2 Lt 6 an 1 St ad o w 6 re66 men who have worked and studied to develop onr present school system, Alcott, Mann and Dewey. Into the glare of the now-brilliant light come the administrators and teachers of the modern schools, who are perhaps some of the most imporÂŹ tant of all, for they are training the youth in an age when ignorance is death, and knowledge is imperative in the fight to rescue man from his failure to understand man in an age of all destructive weapons. Falls Church High School, like many schools in the world today, represents the effort that is being made to hold high the light of learning, the torch of liberty. Pony express. Modern pony express. cession is long; many great people pass by; people who have preserved the knowledge of the world. They are great teachers and thinkers and orators, great men of science and letters. In the growing light come the figures of Rousseau and Pestalozzi and Froebel who were the first of the great eduÂŹ cators to believe that students should be taught by understanding and not by punishment. After these men come Thorndike, who developed much of the modern education system, and the THE 1956 Presented by the Students of . FALLS CHURCH HIGH STAFF: Falls Church, Letty Mason Editoi-in-Chid Ted Milburn Don Benson Associate Editors Al Kohlmeier ) Betsy Bailey Picture Editor Tom Moutoux Business Adanager Gail OâDell Joan Hamilton Pat Willoughby Joyce Riedesel Bob Rustad ) Bob Johnson j . Layout Editor Asst. Layout Editor . Feature Editor Literary Editor Advertising Managers Page ADMINISTRATION. 7 SENIORS. 13 UNDERCLASSMEN .. 39 ACTIVITIES. 65 SPORTS. 77 FEATURES. 93 FINE ARTS. 99 HONOR ORGANIZATIONS ....111 SCHOOL Virginia Mrs. Nelle Miles Miss Betty Toone Jean Reed John Bowers Joan Pinkerton Eunice Zimmerman Jane Taylor Business Advisor . Layout Advisor Junior Assistant Editor Junior Business Editor . Literary Editor Circulation Manager Art Editor T a b 1 e o f C o ii t e ii t s if D For your kindness, for being a friend to us, for your civic mindedness, and for the interest you have displayed in all of our activities, especially in this publication which you have sponsored for a number of years, to you, Mrs. Nelle Miles, the yearbook staff dedicates this, the 1956 Jaguar. âMacbeth Conquers 203â Page 6 A d m 1 11 1 s t V a t i o ii Page 7 U ' a re we We, the students of Falls Church High School, wish to express our deep and sincere gratitude to you, General Rumbough, for your help and guidance, your fairness and trust, your ability and perseverance. on have served us well, and your departure will be deeply felt. Few there are who would give so unceasingly of their time and energies as you have. So now it is time to say farewell . . . but we must say one thing more with the deepest sincerity, THANK YOU, GENERAL, FOR ALL YOU HAVE GIVEN, AND BEST WISHES IN YOUR NEW UNDERTAKÂŹ ING. Page 8 William S. Barrett isistant principal MR. BARRETT The job of our assistant principal is neither an easy nor a pleasant one. It enÂŹ tails, as we all know, the disciplinary acÂŹ tions of the school. An important factor in life is the learning of self-discipline and control. For the past four years Mr. Barrett has aided and guided us as he has so many others in previous years. We realize the value of his help and are duly grateful. His genuine interest and deep concern for our welfare will remain in our memÂŹ ories of Falls Church High School. FACULTY MARY LOUISE MINNIE BANKS ALPHIN B.S., M.A. English English, Social Red Cross Studies ANNABEL BARRETT B.A., M.A. English EVELYN BICKERS NANCY L. BIRCH B.S., M.A. B.S. Bookkeeping Health, Physical Typing Education HARVEY A BLEAM B.S., M.A. Mathematics BRUCE L. CAMPBELL B.S. Chemistry , Biology Algebra Again this year, as in past years, our guidance department has upheld its high standards and has continued to influence students in the important choice of their subject matter. This huge job has been carried on by our full-time director, Mrs. Anne Rullman, by the eighth grade diÂŹ rector, Miss Scott, and by the several other counselors who have devoted much of their time and effort to advising the students of the school. Mrs. Freeman Mrs. Rullman Page 9 MARIE CARSTATER B.A. Mathematics MABLE U. CHAPMAN B.S. Biology, Guidance JANET F. CHURCHILL B.A. English, Social Studies HARVEY COOPER B.S. Wood Shop FRANCES CRUM A.B., M.A. Art, Art Club JEAN DONOHOE B.A., M.A. English, Social Studies ANN E. FREEMAN Guidance Secretary COL. LYNELL GORDON A.B. Civics JANET GRAY B.S., M.A. Mathematics CLARENCE GREASER B.A. Mathematics ADWIN F. GREEN B.S. Music MARJORIE E. GREEN B.Mus. A Cappella Choir KATHARINE HAMMOND B.S., M.Ed. General Science MARICLAIRE HOLLAND B.S. English, Journalism FACULTY To the people who have helped us so much in the past five years, it is difficult to express in adequate terms the appreciation which we feel. Perhaps our appreciation is sometimes hidden under a cover of indifference or roughness but, certainly, the feeling is still there. So, with all the inadequacies of youth, we can only say . . . Thank you. SHANDY HOLLAND B.A., M.Ed. English, Drama ARLENE HUNT A.B., M.S. Shorthand, Typing SARAH WHITE JACKSON A.B., B.L.S. Librarian LOIS KARCHA B.S. English, Social Studies ELWOOD KEMP B.S ' ., M.Ed. General Science ELIZABETH KEPLER B.A. English ANNE LAURENSON B.A. English, French HELEN LEE GERALDINE BERNICE LILLY NELLE MILES FRANK MISHOU CHARLES CHARLES MOORE B.S. LENVIN B.S. B.S. B.A., M.A. MONTGOMERY B.S., M.S. Home Economics B.S. Physical Ed neat ion English Civics, Geography B.S. Spanish, French English, Speech General Business Page 10 CAROLYN MORRISON B.S. Physical Education MARGARITA M. NEWMAN B.A. Spanish BYRON OLSON B.A. Driver Education ALFRED L. PERKINS B.A. Mathematics Social Studies MARGARET PORCH B.S. Physical Education LOUISE RIGDON B.S. Visiting Teacher WINIFRED ROBERTS B.A., M.A. Social Studies American History ANNIE ROMANUS ANNE RULLMAN ERNEST B. RYDER LUCILLE SCOTT A.B., M.A. B.A. B.M.E., M.A. B.S. Latin Director of Guidance Band English, Social Studies, Guidance NELLE SHUGHROU B.S. Chemistry, Physics MILDRED SPINDLE B.S. English, Guidance ALPHA SPITZER B.S., M.Ed. Shorthand Office Training F A C U L T Y With the completion of Falls Church High recently, came the addition of a brand new âbigger and betterâ library. Under the capable auspices of Mrs. Jackson, our librarian, the library more than adequately serves the school in almost every respect. The office occupied by Mrs. Rigdon belongs to our visiting teacher who is a wonderful friend and inspiration to all who know her. JANE SPRING B.A., M.A. Home Economics BETTY SPRINGSTON B.S. English, Social Studies, Mathematics WILLIAM C. WILLIAM R. SPRINGSTON STAGI B.S. Metal Shop Mechanical Drawing B.S. General Shop Page 11 VIVIEN T. THOMAS DAY BETTY L. TOONE LELAND ARTHUR LUROFF H. SULPICE TODD B.A. VLIET WILLIAMS B.S. B.A., M.A. English B.A., M.A. B.S. French, Guidance Physical Education Football, Baseball American History World History Mathematics F A C U L 1 r y Yjot Pictured RACHEL BOYLE IRENE R. NORMAN RICHARD BERNARD HOMER HURLEY B.A. CARPENTER CHAUDET CRAWFORD GARHART B.S. English, Social B.S. B.S. A.B. B.S., M.S. Mathematics Studies General Science Physical Education English Mathematics Civics, World Geography IDA PATTON SAMUEL SCOTT ARTHUR CLARENCE PAUL WEBER B.S. B.S. VALOTTO WARREN B.S., M.A. Assistant Librarian English, Social B.S., M.A. B.S. Health Studies Health Physical Education Civics World History World Geography Physical Education jflemoriam to MR. LINGER To those of us who remember Mr. Linger, will remain the memories of his contributions and long hours of hard work for the betterment of our school. 2 ) r u er 3 First row, left to right: WAYNE McILWEE, BILL CASE, GARY HANSON, ROGER THOMPSON, ANDY HARRIS. Second row, left to right: JOE HAWRNEK, JOHN MORLEY, CHARLES McCAULEY, HUGH CLARK, PHIL AUSTIN, JIM BLES, ALAN PUGH, KEN MARTIN, EVERETTE SADLER. Page 12 s e n i o r s Page 13 Senior Class Officers Left to right: Tom Oakley, President; Sue Pelton, Treasurer; Tiny Cline, Sergeant-at-Aims; Pete Kremer, Vice- President ; Joan Nalls, Secretary; Mr. Frank Mishou, Mrs. Nelle Miles, Sponsors. Senior Class History When we seniors entered the eighth grade here at Falls Church, our school was not the plant it is today. We saw the addition of our library and cafeteria during our eighth and ninth grades, and we elected class officers and sponsored dances for the first time. When we were freshmen we held the Dixie Drag, which boasted an outÂŹ standing band. In our Sophomore year the âPaw Printâ had its start and since then has won an achievement rating as a good creative magazine. Our junior year was really a big one for us. We gave the Night Club Dance and the Junior-Senior Prom. After Class Night we became the Mighty Seniors and our busiest year began. By this time our building had expanded again and we had a good gymnasium and auditorium. For four years the school had been holding magazine drives in order to erect some lights on our field. Before we graduated we were to see many exciting night-time football games. We have also seen the extinction of the merit hall and the beginning of an Honor System, which we hope will never have to be replaced. We came into a small school: we leave one of the countyâs largest and most complete. But growth has not stopped. New land has been acquired for playing areas of the future. This is the tradition we leave â growth, exÂŹ pansion, and development of character. Page 14 Seniors â pi! â ARTHUR V. BATES FRANKLIN STANLEY BAXTER DONNA M. BEACH DONOVAN RAY BENSON ALICE BETTIS JAMES MARCUS BLES BARBARA ANN BILLHIMER CAROL K. BLOXTON SYLVIA ANN BOBBITT MARCELENE LOUISE ABNER KARL ARTHUR ANDERSON ELEANOR GALE ANDREWS CHARLES AUSTIN BETSY ANN BAILEY PATRICIA JANE BAIR Page 15 BARBARA JOAN BOWMAN HENRY KNIGHT BRADFORD. JR. JACQUELINE M. BRANT JANICE BRAY JOAN JEANETTE BREWER JOSEPH JOHN BROADIIURST e n i o r s GEORGE WILLIS BROOKS PRISCILLA JEAN BROOKS HAROLD N. BROWN, JR. RICHARD L. BUONOCORE ANNE FLOYDE BURGESS DONNA MAURINE BURGESS JACK BURGESS BERTIGENE BURNHAM DAVID BUTCHER Page 16 Seniors JAMES BUTLER MARTHA FRANCES BYERLY TERRY JAY CASEY JOHN JAMES CHAMBERLAIN, JR. JULIA F. CHEEK DAVID GARY CHEW m PEGGY MARIE CHISHOLM ROBERT ORVILLE CISSEL ANN JEANNETTE CLARK W. HUGH CLARK EDWINA CLEEK DONALD R. CLIFFORD RICHARD R. CLINE WALLACE EDWARD COCKRELL YVONNE MARIE CODY Page 17 Seniors RICHARD B. COMPHER RAVE THOMAS FLETCHER CHERYL CHERE CONEIN CONSTABLE COX These kinds don ' t grow on trees â not even in Florida! ⌠Literary Staff meeting. RODNEY LEE CROSON JAY HAWKING DEITS JILL PATRICIA DALNESS DENNIS ROGER DENNIS JOHN LEE DAVENPORT PATRICIA ANN DICKSON GARNET EDWARD DAVIS, JR. JANET LUCILLE DiMISA Page 18 Seniors INEZ DUNLAP ROBERT MAURICE DUNNING KATHERINE J. EASTON TRYE RONALD ELKINS Heâs waiting to catch the birdie. ⌠And then there was the morning afterwards. FRANK ROBERT ELLISON STEPHEN LORING ELY PEMMIE LEE EMBREY WILLIAM R. EPPARD DIANE LEE ESPER GLORIA AGNES FAUNCE RICHARD JOHN FERRARO CHARLES C. F1LLEY Page 19 Seniors AARON FISHER BARBARA ANN FLICK JOHN ANTON FOHRELL JACOB E. FRYE NANCY FUGELSO REXINA E. GAUTHIER FRANK GIAMBATTISTA, JR. RUTH GILMORE JOHN WARREN GIRVIN, JR. GEORGE O. GLAVIS DORIS ANN GRAY JOEL PRICE GRAY DOROTHY R. GREEN RICHARD BARCLAY GREENWOOD CHARLES NELSON GREGORY, III Page 20 WILMA DIANE HARLOW WILSON HARRIS GEORGE SCIIOLEY HARTMAN WILLIAM HASTINGS LARRY KIEL HAWKINS JOSEPH PAUL IIAWRANEK DAVID ARCHER HAYCOCK IT ROBERT HEAD ELIZABETH H. HEUSER Seniors Page 21 Seniors PATRICIA GAYLE HILLIARD MARVIN C. HILLSMAN JOYCE ANNE HINKLE ROBERT NEWTON HOPKINS Whatever it is, itâs funny. ⌠Barefoot, broke â still starry-eyed. PATSY J. HOWARD EUGENE A. HOWELL BARBARA JAY HENRY HURST JARRETT DELBERT W. JENKINS ALFRED E. JOHNSON CAROL DEAN JOHNSON PHYLLIS DEANE JOHNSON Page 22 i o r s ROBERT C. HUGH ALAN DENNIS WARNER JOHNSON JOHNSTON JONES BARBARA ELLEN KEESEE Somebodyâs camera shy â or . . . ⌠We know itâs leap year girls, but after all. . . MARGARET E. PATRICIA KENDRICK KIDWELL JAMES G. KIPP ALBERT GRIFFIN KOHLMEIER SANDRA KORFF F. MANYA KRAHMER JUDITH ANN KRAPF RALPH KREMER Page 23 Seniors THOMAS WALLACE LAM JOAN LANCASTER CHARLES R. LANDON PRESCOTT LAWRENCE DOROTHY LESHER BENITA LEWIS WILLIAM ARTHUR LEWIS, JR. WAYNE LIBBY ROBERT LUMSDEN ERIC L. MACKENZIE LINDA MACLEAY JAMES MacNAUGHTON KENNETH MARKLEY ROBERT MARR BARBARA ANN MARTIN Page 24 LETTY ANN MASON LLEN DALE MATHENY MARILYN ANN MATICIC CECELIA ELLEN MAXWELL ANN GORDON McADOO CHARLES McCauley FRANCIS E McGEE, JR. FRANK McGEE FORD PARKHILL McGOWAN WAYNE MORRIS McILWEE JAMES RICHARD McINTIRE FRANCES ANN McKIBBIN CAROL S. McLAMARA CHARLES MEETRE JO ANN MERCHAN1 S e n i o r s â 5- ⢠: : â UHhmwI Page 2 5 JUDY C. MEYER Seniors BARBARA ANN MICALE ALFRED B. BEVERLY JANE MILBURN MILLER Poor Mammy, she ain ' t what she used to be. ⌠Hey, don ' t you-all know there ' s a law of gravity? GEORGE P. MILLER FLORENCE MICHELLE ANN MOLNICK MOONEY PATRICIA MOREAU JOHN GREGORY MORLEY JAMES LEE MORRISON EDWARD THOMAS JONES MOSES MOUTOUX Page 26 Seniors CHARLES BARBARA LEITCH MARILYN MULLINS MURPHY MURPHY JOAN LEE GEORGE M. NALLS NEVIN PHILLIP NORRIS GAIL LOUISE OâDELL ELINOR SUE OMASTA LINDABELLE OUTLAW ANNE L. MURRAY Didnât we see you graduating some place before? ⌠We all have to grow up, but this is ridiculous. THOMAS RICHARD OAKLEY, JR. CHARLES OWENS Page 27 Seniors MARTHA ANN PACE PATRICIA ANN PARKER JAMES PHILLIP PATTERSON BARBARA ANN PAYNE JOAN AMELIA PAYNE RONALD PECK ANN PECKINPAUGH R. GRAHAM PEEBLES SUZANNE C. PELTON ROBERTA J. PERRY GEORGE SCOTT PHILLIPS EDWARD DONALD PROSISE ALLAN SAYNE PUGH JEAN REDFIELD THOMAS RHODES Page 28 Seniors JOYCE PRATHER RIEDESEL ANN R IDG WAY JUDITH ANN ROBBINS EDWARD A. ROOT, JR. ROBERT ROSE CARL LEE ROSS MARGO CLOCHETTE RUCKER ARTHUR RUDDLE ROBERT L. RUSTAD ROBERT WILSON RYAN EVERETT ALVIN SADLER LEE SAEGESSER Page 29 Seniors SADIE BETII SANFORD NANCY TERESA SCIIADE JUDITH ANN SCIIIERLMANN MARILYN ANN SCHMIDT Then there are always those kinds of fellows . . . ⌠Whereâs the calendar? BARBARA SCHOENEMANN RICHARD SCHOOLAR JANET MARIE SCHULTZ WILLIAM ROGERS SEAY STUART M. SENTZ KEVIN T. SHEA BARBARA D. SHERMAN NELSON THOMAS SIIOMO Page 30 Seniors ROBERT ROBERTâ BRUCE GRACE I. SHREVE SIECK SIMPSON BENJAMIN IRE SISK Now Coach? Now, huh, huh?â ⌠But, M M Birch . . . MARTHA SOUTHARD RUTH ADELE SPARSHOTT JOAN CHRISTINE SPICER JOHN R. STANTON EMILY BABETTE STRAUSS MIKE SULLIVAN BARBARA CARY TAYLOR EDWIN TAYLOR Page 3 1 JEANNETTE MONTGOMERY TAYLOR Seniors JOAN TYDA TUCK YVONNE P. TUGWELL VIRGIL ALBERT J. VAN CLEEF, JR. DEAN D. VOGEL BARBARA ANN WATSON JOHN ALLAN WAY RACHEL LEE WHEELER DONNA WHITELY PEGGY ANN WILKINSON Page 32 CAROL WILLIAMSON MARY PATRICIA MARIE NAOMI V. WILLIS WILLOUGHBY WOLFREY FRANCES ANN WOOD JUNE WRIGHT RUTH JOHN W. YATES ZELASKA DONALD EDSON FOSTER CONRAD MAUPIN FUNK PHYLISS JEAN GARDNER PATRICIA MAY GATES ARNOLD V. HARNAGE, JR. NOLAN CECIL HILL, JR. CAMERA SHY FRANK PHILIPP HOY PATRICIA ANN HUFF STANLEY KENNETH JOHNSON, JR. MARSHALL MARSH J. KENT MINICIIIELLO ROBERT SAWALLESH BETSY VIRGINIA TRUITT NORMA JEAN WARE SHIRLEY LEE WHITE DEWEY LEE WOOD Page 53 3n jWemortam to Jack Gladd Leaves that are children of Springtime, Young and green, and filled with life, Sometimes fall before the early rains have fed them, before the summer sun has taught them; But leaves that are children of Springtime, Leave deep imprints on the earth. Page 3 5 Pete Kremer and Joyce Reidesel, personality plus . Jim Butler and Bertigene Burnham, most attractive . Jack Chamberlain and Judy Schierlmann, wittiest . Ruth Gilmore and Wally Cockrell, most athletic . Kevin Shea and Joan Nalls, friendliest . Page 36 Ann Peckinpaugh and Jay Deits, best dressed. Raye Wheeler and Jim McIntire, best all ' round. Jake Frye and Pat Howard, most popular. Al Kohlmeier and Barbara Keesee, most talented. Kent Minichiello and Letty Mason, most likely to succeed. Page 37 THE FACULTY ELECTS Patsy Parker SENIORS Jay Deits Nancy Sitz Sam Yancy Tom Moutoux Outstan di n Si isiclen h SOPHOMORES Lucy Ames Alvin Hall FRESHMEN Nancy Allen Jean Moulis Pat Murphy THETAMEN Aletha Curtis Ted Benson Page 38 u vi 11 Page 39 Junior Class Officers Bottom row: JOHN BOWERS, President. Middle row: CHARLENE SEGELBAUM, Treasurer; MATT MURÂŹ RAY, Vice-President; NANCY PENWELL, Secretary-. Top row: FRANK WATSON, Sgt.-at-Arms. Class History Four years ago, the members of this Junior Class were the last eighth graders to attend classes in the old Thompson House. Since then the progress in school events, curriculum and policies has been aided and greatly supplemented by the willing and eager spirit of these Juniors. The financial goal of the Junior Class this year has been the Junior-Senior Prom. After a great deal of well-spent time and effort, the Juniors gave the Seniors a beautiful Prom, this year held in the Presidential Room of the Statler Hotel. Both the Record Hops and the Night Club Dance were products of the hardworking Juniors. Juniors held several main parts in the musical, Carousel. The class was also well represented in sports, debate, forensics and drama. John Bowers, president, and his capable corps of officers have made an eventful year which will not soon be forgotten. Mrs. Chapman Page 40 Juniors . . . busy, busy . . . BUSY ????â Juniors GREY ABEL BABS ALLEN BEVERLY BLES CAROLYN BLOWE BARBARA BONNET DAVE AMES BRUCE ANDERS BOB BOWER JOHN BOWERS DENNIS BRIGGS BRUCE ANDERSON CHRISTINA ANDERSON BARBARA BROGDON VALERIE BROOK CHARLES BROWN GWENDOLYN ANDERSON MARY APPLEWHITE DAVID BUCKINGHAM CONWAY BURKE DENNIS BURKE JIM ARMOGIDA DOROTHY BARRETT ALAN BUSBY RONNIE CARNAHAN JEAN CARTER NEIL BAXLEY BENNY BEACH JOHN CHADDERDON ANN CHASE ANNETTE CHASE SUZANNE BEGUE KITTY BLACK BENJAMIN CLARK CURTIS CLICK BUDDY COLLINS Page 41 Juniors PAT COLLINS TREY COMBS JACKIE CONCANNON NANCY FIELD JOHN FISCHER STEVE CONGER JOHN COCIIE LOUISE COUCH SALLY FOWLER JOE FREEHILL CHARLES COUNTS SARA COUNTS JANET CREIGHTON BETTY GERICK DON GIACOMO SANDRA CROSSETT CLAUDIA DAHL CAROLE DAVIS LOUISE GIVENS LOIS GOLLIDAY CRAIG DAVIS CAROLYN DENNIS DONNA DENNIN CARLOTTA GOUGH PHYLLIS GRAHAM ANN DERR ROSANNE DOBBIN CHIP DURLEY LARRY GRANT TOM GRAY MARTHA EATON PRIS EDWARDS MAXINE ELSEY MEREDITH GREEN CHARLES GREENE Page 42 Juniors DEAN GRESIIAM CURTIS GUCKERT CAROLE HILTON JOE HOLLIDGE CAROLYN HOOTS GEORGE GUTHER BETTY JANE IIANKES ANNIE LAURIE IIUNLEY HARRIET HUNTER JIM INTOLUBBE HEATHER HANLEY MARILYN HANSON MARY SUE JETER DUANE JOHNSON JACK JOLIN WELLS HARDESTY TEDO HARNED WENDY JONES SANDI JUDKINS DAVID KEMP LYNNE HARRIS KAYE HATKE SHIRLEY KEATON BARBARA KENDRICK LAURA KIKER JOHN IIEGWOOD JOE HERBERT BOB KNUTSON PAUL KVALE ELLIE LAMBACK ARTHUR HERRMANN LEE HESS BOB LAMMER DICK LANDGRAFF MARY LAUGIILIN Page 43 Page 44 Juniors BOB LIPSNER ROBERT LINEBERRY KAREN LINHOLM MARTY MULLER PAT NAWROCKI BOB LINVILLE JAN LUEDECKE DOTTIE LUND DICK NEWELL GAIL NEWTON JIMMY LUNDQUIST BUDDY LYNN DICK MAUARDY MIKE NOBLE JOHN OLEYAR WILLIAM MARPLE DONALD MARR CHUCK MARSHALL ELLEN OLSEN CARLENE OLSON PHILIP MARTENS KENNETH MARTIN MARYELLE McCAEFREY BOB PANGBURN PATTI PANIAN WADE McGIIEE MARIANNE McKEE JAMES PATRICK McNEELY NANCY PENWELL TOM PHELPS PEPE MENDEZ NANCY MOORE MATT MURRAY BARBARA PILKINTON JOAN PINKERTON Juniors ELLEN POPEJOY JOYCE PRESTON RALPH ROUND BETTY RUEGG MARTHA RUPP RICHARD PUTNEY PAT QUINN LESLIE RUSSO HUGH SAUNDERS NANCIE SITZ DAVID RAMPEY BOB RAPATTONI KATHLEEN SHUGHRUE DAVID SHREVE JENNY SHEAN JEAN REED BARBARA RICHTER CONNIE SHOMO GAIL STEVENS MARY STEPLER PAUL RINALDI STEPHANIE ROAN RAY SENAVITIS MARLENE SEGELBAUM WILLIAM STEGALL BOB ROBERTS DICK ROBERTS GARY SCHNEIDER HERMAN SCHMIDT RONNIE SCHIFF DARRIN ROBERTSON MIKE ROHR PATTI SCIINELL INA KAY SCHAEFER DOREEN SMITH Page 4f Juniors PAULA SMITH MARTHA STINSON JOE SUPERFISKY JUDY WILLOUGHBY RICHARD WINSLOW JEANNE SUTHARD SHEILA TAYNTON JANE TAYLOR DIANE WIRTH SHARON WOODRING JUDY TAYLOR GRETCIIEN THOMAS DIANE THOMPSIN HARRY WOODWARD BETTY WYLOGE FRANCES THORNTON MARY ANN THORNTON CHRIS TRAHAN SAM YANCY EUNICE ZIMMERMAN Page 46 PAT TRUNDLE LINDA TUDOR DOUG WALKER KATHIE WARBURTON FRANK WATSON MIKE WEBB LINDA WELCH GARY ANDERSON WILKINS DON WILLIAMS CAMERA SHY MARGE BALFE FRED BAR WICK JANET BRAGG VIRGINIA BROWN CAROLYN CARPENTER EVELYN CHEN DICK COMPHER JENKINS DILBERT WILMA EPPARD MARTHA GLOVER MELVIN GOODE AUDREY GORAM JIM HANCOCK HARRY HOFFMAN JOHN HUDSON ROBERT HURD JOHNNY JOHNSON JOHNNY LACEY JACK LINKENHOKER HUGO MALANG A BOB MINSHEW DIANE MUSE BYRD MARSHALL WALTER MILLER PAT MUNN BILLY POWELL DICK ROBERTS PAUL ROGERS CHARLENE SEGELBAUM Sophomore Class Officers Left to right: John Murray, President; Butch Eybers, Vice-President; Penny Berg, SecreÂŹ tary; Linda Silliman, Treasurer; Mike Foley, Sergeant-at-Arms; Joan Wirz, Senator; Alvin Hall, Senator. Class History I he Sophomore Class of F.C.II.S. has this year been an integral part of the schoolâs activities. At the beginning of the year the class participated in the Variety Show sponsored by the Art Club, and in February came the Key Club Show in which Sophs played the leading roles. Throughout the year, many a Sophomore boy has distinguished himself in the field of sports, at the same time bettering his school. The year progressed and in March the always popular Soc Hop was held, supplementing the class treasury. This was followed by the successful Tropicana dance, jointly held with the Freshman Class. With all these activities, the Sophs still had time to run a class dues drive which was a smashing success. The climax to an exciting year culminated in the always-thrilling race for class o fficers. Mrs. Laurenson Mr. Campbell Sponsors Page 47 Sophomores LINDA BATES DEE BAYES NORMAN BEACH GEORGE BEALL FRED BENEDETTI GAIL BENEDETTI PENNY BERG DALE BILBO JOHN BLANCHARD KAREN BOBO JOHN BOOTH NANCY BOWLIN ROBERT BOWLING PHILLIPS BRADFORD JON BRAWNSON FRANK BROWN MEGREW BURGESS EMMETTE BURTON BOB CAFFEY SUE CAMPBELL LINDA CANNON SELBY CANNON PEGGY CARSON NANCY CARTER JANE ALLEN JOYCE ALLSMAN LUCY AMES LLOYD ANDERS BILL ANDERSON JUDY ANDERSON VIRGINIA ANDERSON BILL AUSTIN SHERRY AVERY MILDRED BAGBY CAROLYN BARNES LINDA BARWICK KARIN CARUSONE BILL CASE EVA CHADDERDON CURTIS CLEVER JOYCE CLICK JACKIE COCHRANE JUDY COGGIN SALLIE CLOTRIN BETH COMPHER JIM COMPHER LARRY CORN JUDY CRISS Page 48 Sophomores FRANK CSERVENYAK MARGARET CURTIS TOMMIE DANIEL LINDA DANILIK PHILLIP DaSAN MARTINO PAULA DAWSON DIANE DEAN Alice Decamp MIKE DECII CAROLYN DeIIAVEN BOB DENNY GARY DENNY SARAII DENTON DON DeSANTO PAT DEUTERMAN DAVE DINGER LINDA DODSON SANDRA DODSON JIM DUNNING MIKE DWYDER CAROL EASTON BRUCE ELLIOT LOIS EPPARD SUZANNE EWING BUTCH EYBERS DENNIS FITZGERALD ROBERT FOERSTER MIKE FOLEY DALE FORGETTE BILL FAUNCE JUDY FRANKS MARY FREEH ILL MARTHA FRUIT PAM GARRARD JUDY GARRISON CAROL GI AM PA RICKY GIBBONS DOUG GLASCOCK IRENE GLIDEWELL BUDDY GODFREY JEAN GORMAN BILL GRAHAM WAYNE GRAMBLING GRACE GREEN JULIE GUINANE ALVIN HALL SHEILA HANLEY SUSAN HANSEN Page 49 Sophomores NANCY HULL JOHN HUZZARD IRENE JAISSLE STUART JANTZEN RAY JENKINS FRED JENNINGS NORMAN JERGER BARBARA JETER CHRISTINE JOHNSTON JOE JOHNSTON HELEN JUSTH SKIP KELLY MARTHA KERR STEPHANIE KING JOHN LANE JOHN J. LANE SWISS LARSEN JAMES LAUVER JEAN LAUVER LINDA LESTER BARBARA LEWIS GRAHAM LEWIS RODGER LEWIS LINDA LICHTMAN JUDITH HARGETT RODGER HARVEY DONNEL HATFIELD BILL HENRY BILL HENRY PENNY HILL DONNA HOBBS BERNARD HOCKEY KEITH HOLMAN DICKIE HOOD FRANK HOOTS BETTY HUBBARD NANCY LIDYARD STANLEY LINIIOLM DAVID LONG BOB LUBA CAROL LUDWIG LETTY LYNN LINDA MAINES LYDIA MARPLE ELIZABETH MARREL GEORGE MARSHALL DICK MARTIN MARY MARTIN Page J 0 Sophomores ' T11ITTWI0IHIIIIIIII1II II 9 NICK MARTIN JOY MARTINS LEWIS MASON BILL MASKER MIKE MAY JOE MAZZEI LEE McBEE LEE McCENEY walt McDonald jim McDowell HARVEY McKEE ELLEN McMAHAN JEAN NEWELL SUE OAKLEY SIDNEY OâNEIL JANICE ORNDORFF RONNIE ORNDORFF ALAN PAGE BARBARA PARK NANCY PARKER ROY PATTERSON JAMES PATTERSON DORA PATTI SON ANNE PAYNE MARTY MILLER BARBARA MILLETT LEE MINICHELLO RANDY MINNICH BARBARA MITCHELL ELIZABETH MITCHELL THOMAS MOORE DONALD MOSHER JEAN MOULIS NICKY MULLEN DALE MURRAY DOUG MURRAY JOHN MURRAY TOMMY MUSE CINDY MYERS PARKER MYERS CHARLES NAESER MARTHA NEVILLE Page 51 Sophomores BUDDY RAGLAND DON RECTOR BOB REDIFER RUTH REEDY CHARLES REYNOLDS JUDY RICHARDS DWAINE RILEY CAROL ROBEY RONNIE ROBINSON MURRAY ROSS DON ROUND RAY SAUNDERS CLAUDE PAYTHRESS WINSTON PENDLETON BRENDA PERDEW BILL PETERSON MARLENE PHILLIPS DICKIE PHOEBUS DOUGLAS PIERCE JAN PLASTERER GENE PODRASKY PAT POOLE WILSON POOLE BILLY PUMPHREY PAT SCHAAFE JERRY SCHABEN JANET SCHEELA SHIRLEY SCHOENEMAN DONNA SCHRAMN JOYCE SHAFFER VIRGINIA SHEPARD LYNDA SILLIMAN CAROL SMITH FRANK SMITH JIM SMITH JOYCE SMITH HENRY SPANGLE BUD DY SPEAKMAN JERRY LYNN STALER JOHN STANLEY DOUGLAS STANTON JAMES STEFFEY JIM STUART PATSY SULLIVAN BEVERLY SULPICE JERRY SWAILS SAUNDRA TEAL RONALD THOMPSON Page J2 S o p h o mores ALICE TIGNOR CAROLYN TODD DONNA TOOTHMAN BETSY TOTH JUDY TRIPLETT DAVE TUCKER CECIL TUNE BARBARA WALKER ANN WATERS PENNY WEBB TONY WHITE BARBARA WILSON SUSAN WILSON JOAN WIRZ FUDDY WING ANN WOLD JACKIE YANCY PABLO ZIMMERMAN MOREY ZIMMERMAN Page 53 Freshman Class Officers CAROL BROOKS. Treasurer BEVERLY BOYES. Secretary CHARLES LEIBFRIED. Vice-President BUZZY STONE. President 1 Mrs. Barrett, Sponsor Mr. Valotto, Sponsor ' X 1 he Freshmen Class officers working very hard together with their class have put over two successful dances, one of which was the Rhythm Blues Hop with Jay Perry emceeing. The class has had two assemblies and three class meetings. Theyâre really on their way to giving a successful prom and a tip-top Senior year. Freshmen ALICE ABRAMS JEANNE ALGER NANCY ALLEN CARLIE ALLENDER MARY ANN AMON ALDRICH AMES CLARE ARMSTRONG ROBERT AUBURN BILL BAILEY NORMA BAKER PAMELA BANNING JIM BARNES RONNIE BEACH JEANNE BIEREN EUGENE BISHOP CRAIG BONESTEEL JUDY BOONE NANCY BOREL MARCIA BOWLING BEVERLY BOYES BARBARA BRADLEY ROLAND BRANDIS JEAN BRAUNLICH JOAN BRAUNLICH Page 54 GEORGE BREEDEN VERA BRIGGS CAROL BROOKS ROBERT BROOMFIELD DONALD BROWN DEBBIE BROWN GENE BROYHILL GALE BRYAN BILL BURGIN CORDELL BURNHAM CHARLES BURROUGHS BOB BURROWAY CONNIE BYERS BILL BYERS VIRGINIA BYLES MICHAEL ANN CALLAHAN DAVID CALVERT PEGGY CAMPBELL JAMES ' CAPPIO CAROLE CARNAHAM MICKEY CARROL GRAHAM CARSON CHARLES CAVIL MARY HELEN CAWLEY DAVID CAZALAS JUDY CHAMBER MIKE CHEW BETTY CHILTON LYNDALL CLARK SUE CLARK MARGARET CODISPOTI EDITH COGGIN F r e s h m e n DICK COLE ROBERT COLE LARRY COLLINGS MIKE COMBS SHERLENE CORDANI GEORGE CORDER BRENDA JANE COULTHER EUGENE COWENS JACK CROSBY JACK DALNESS JEFFRA DAVENPORT HERBERT DEAN DEE DENNIS PRAIRIE DERN DOLORES DILLARD LOUISE DISE PINKY DIXON MARY DOBBIN BILL DORIN JANIS DORIOT ARLENE DRESCHEN BENTON DURLEY JUDY ELLER JAMES ELLIS ROBERT EVANS GREG FAIRHURST STEVE FAIRHURST DONALD FARMER PATRICIA ANN FARRELL PAUL FIELD PAT FINDLEY JO ANN FISHER PAT FISHER BOB FLEMING BILL FOHRELL KENNETH FOLLEINE CHARLEN FOSBERG GEORGE FRUIT JEROME GASPARD PAUL GERICK Page 5 5 GLORIA GEYER JOE GIAMPA EDDIE GLADE PEGGY GOADE JOHN GOLBY CHARLES GOODELL EARL GORBY PAT GOODING NANCY GUIRKJN KAREN GUSTAFSON BILL HAGEN DAVID HAMBRICK TOMMY HAMILTON DALE HAMLIN LINDA JO HAMMA JODY HANCOCK JACK HARBISON CAROL HARGIS TIM HARKNESS POSS HARSCH JUDY HAWKINS KENNETH HAWKINS LUCRETIA HENDERSON PEGGY HENSLEY BOB HERRMANN JEANIE HIERS BETSEY HILL ALLAN HOCKETT GEORGE HONEYWELL CHARLOTTE HUDSON DOUGLAS HUDSON SUE HUDSON Freshmen NANCY HUMBERT MARGARET HUNT LA NETA HUTTON RONALD INGRAHAM ELAINE INNAMORATI DON JACKSON RONNY JACKSON KAREN JENKINS DOTTY JUSTH STACY KAUFFMAN BARBARA KEEBAUGH JOANN KEEGAN EDWIN KERR KAY KIDWELL SANDRA KILLEN DON KNUTSON FAYE LACEY BOB LAMB BETSY LAMPHERE MOLISIA LARSEN DOLORES LAUBY WILLIAM LAWRENCE DOLORES LEHOY CHARLES LEIBFREID JEANETTE LEMON PAUL LEWIS LARRY LIDYARD BILL LINDSEY ROBERT LIPP JAMES LIPSNER JOHN LOCKMAN LINDA LOUGHTON LINDA LUCAS EVIE LUDLOW BILL LUSH BILLY LYNN GERALD MacFARLANE MAC MAGRUDER JOY MARSH JANET MARSHALL Page 5 6 MELINDA MASSIE BUDDY MAXWELL PAT McCRACKEN BARBARA McDANIEL bill McGowan JIM McKNIGHT PAT McMORROW richard McWilliams ALICE MEAD IRA LEE MELNICOFF JEAN MICALE SUE MILLER GINNY MOIST DICK MONCURE MICHEL MONTGOMERY BETTY MONTIGNY JOYCE MOONEY LARRY MOORE JOHN MOUTOUX SUE ANN MULLEN PAT MURPHY RONNIE MUSOLF LINDA MYERS JIMMY NICLEY PAT NOBLE ANITA OLIFF DONNA OLIFF RONNY OLEYAR HERBERT OMASTA JAMES PALMES MARIE PAYNE HEATHER PEEBLES Freshmen JIMMY PEELER JEANEESE PENCE DARRELL PERRY BETTY PETERSEN FRANCES PHILLIPS SANDRA PLAUGHER SARA PLAUGER LARRY POPLIN PATSY POWER MARION PRESGRAVF. CHARLOTTE PRINCE TONY QUATER ROBERT QUINN LOCKWOOD RALSTON PAUL REANEY RICHARD REED RALPH REEDER DONALD REID JOHN RHINEHARDT JAN RHODES JACK ROBINSON NANCY ROCK MARCIA RODGERS DAVID RUCKER LEONARD RUDE FILLMER RUEGG SUSAN RUST BILL RUTISER PEGGY SADLER LEON SAMPLE SANDRA SAMPLE RONALD SAMPSON RONALD SANCHEZ KEVIN SCHADE STEVE SCHARR LINDA SCHEERER BETTY SCHLEITER CAROL ANN SCOTT SHERRI SENTZ SHIRLEY SEXON Page 57 RICHARD SHARP ELIZABETH SHERWOOD PAUL SHUMATE KAREN SKRIVSETH TANET SMALL EARL SMITH RICKY SMITH VIVIAN SMITH FREDDY SNIDER FREDA SPARKS ' ROBERT STAFFORD PAT STEDMAN STEVE STEVENS DIANE STUART BUZZY STONE KENNY STUDDS LOUISE SWORD DOUG TAYLOR SCOTTY TAYLOR WAYNE TAYLOR DOROTHY TETLEY MIKE THOMAS SANDY THOMPSON CRAIG TURPIN TUDY UPCHURCH THOMAS VACCARO VERDA VAN HART BILL VEACH BRUCE VORHAVER LINDA WALLACE GORDON WARD WALLIS FAYE WARDELL Freshmen SUSAN WOODS JAMES WUERTELE WARREN WYLOGE RICHARD YODER DAVID ZOLL BILL WARE BOB WARE BRENDA WATSON THOMAS LEE WATSON ROBERT WATTS RICHARD WELLES ELLEN WELTMAN PAUL WHITE ROBERT WHITE PATRICK WILLIAMS ANN WINGFIELD SB m 4- M JUDY WINT SHARON WIRTH HUGH WISOOKER , DIANE WOOD DIANE WOODRING Page S8 Thetaman Class Officers WALTER MILLER RICHARD HAINES Senator Sgt.-at-Arms HELEN GIAMBATTISTA Senator MR. GREASER Sponsor TONY BURNHAM President MRS. HAMMOND Sponsor BILL ABENDROTH ANN ALLEN LINDA ALWARD NANCY AMES DICK AMMONS TERRI ANDERSON DIANNE ANDRUSIA BUDDY APPLEWHITE MARY ANN ARMON NANCY ARNI KATIE ARNOLD AMY ARNOW GEORGE ATWOOD PATI A. BACKE CAMP BACON CHARLOTTE BAKER MAUREEN BALL GAIL BARBASH LATRELLE BARKER. CHARLES BARNES MARCIA BARTHES JOAN BEANE SHARON BELKNAP BONNIE BENDALL ANITA BENOSKI TED BENSON RICKY BERNADETTI Page 59 ROBIN BIDWELL ANN BOBBITT JOYCE BOLT BETSY BONHAM JUDY BOUCK MIKE BOUNDS LORELEI BOWIE DIANNE BOWMAN JOHN BOYCE BEVERLY BRATBERG MARY BROWN GENE BROYHILL BRENDA BUCKLY SPENCER BUCKNER TONY BURNHAM JOHN BURNS WARNER CALVERT LANI CAYAT DICK CALKINS ROY CAMPBELL KEN CANNON MAUREEN CARPENTER MICHAEL CARR CAROL CARTER MARILYN CAWTHORNE MYLES CHACE NORMAN CHANEY LINDA LEE CHILDRESS ANN CLARK CONSTANCE CLARK JIMMY CLARK HARRY CLICK BETTY COFFEY DANNY COKER CRAIG COLBY VERGIE COLBY PAT COLLIS MADGE COMPHER SCOTT CONARD BOBBY COOLSLER WES CONSTABLE CAROLE COPELAND BUDDY COUSINS BONNIE COULTER EUGENE COWENS TOMMY CRANE ANNE COZIER ANNA SUE CUNNINGHAM ALETHA CURTIS DE MAR DAHL BILL DALNESS HELEN DAVENPORT BARRY DAVIS JANET DAVIS alice Decamp SUSAN DELL SHARON DELMA ROCKY DELMAR SUE DERR DIANA DEWEY JOHN DIBBLE JIM DORIN EDWARD DOWDY CHARLES DUBAY CHARLES DUCAN BUDDY DUCKER LEE EDWARDS DENNIS ERTEL JON ESHINGER DEANNA FAIRFIELD DOROTHY FALLSCHEER JUDY FARNSWORTH KATHY FERRIL WILLIAM P FISHBACK ROBERT FISHER WALTER FITE STEPHEN FLEMING KRISTINE FARTSON ANN FOSTER CONNIE FOSTER NORMAN FRANK JOAN GANTT NEVA GARDNER GARY GARRETT BARBARA BEST JEFF BERCHARD Thetamen T h e t a m e n GEORGIA HANSBROUGH CHRISTINE HANSON BRIAN HANSON PRISCILLA HARDIN CONNIE HARDMAN CLIFF HARNAGE HUGHES HARNED DAREN HARRIS GENE GARRISON JANE GARRISON JUDY GATES KAY GUTHRIE HELEN GIAMBATTISTA TERRY GIAMPA PAT GOCHENOUR JOHN GOODIN ROCHELLE GOULDE PHYLLIS GORMAN GARY GRAHAM LOYD GRAHAM DIANE GREGORY WALTER GREGORY SHIRLEY GRIFFIN STEVE GRIFFITH LEONORA GUARRAIA JOSEPH GURLEY JOE HAIGHT BETH HAINES RICHARD HAINES BARRY HALSEY BETTY HALL GLEN HALLOWELL MARY JAYNE HAMMETT MAYERT HAMMOND LOU HANKES CATHERINE HARTY JIM HARVEY CHARLES HAYCOCK CAREN HEAVISIDE CARL HEISHMAN JIM HEISHMAN PETE HELLMAN WILL HENDERSON KITTY HER2IG GEORGE HERZOG LINDA HICKEN MONIKA HILDENBRAND CYNTHIA HIXSON BETTY HOLLIDGE GLEN HOLLOWELL BARRY HOLMES CARL HOOPER RONNIE HRABE DAVID HUDSON THOMAS HUGHES ROBERT HUDSPETH BILL HURST KARYL INGHAM JUDY JACKSON ROBERT JACKSON RALPH JARVIS ' ROY JEFFRIES FRANK JENKINS BOB JENNINGS CAROLYN JOHNSON EDWIN JOHNSON JANE JOHNSON SANDY JOHNSON BRONNIE JONES BRUCE JONES JACKIE JONES PATTI JONES ' LOIS JORDAN RANDY JUDKINS DON KADEL ORVILLE KARGE BARBARA KALLENBACH JEAN KITCHEL DOUGLAS KLEISER PETE KREHBIEL SUE KVALE CHARLES LAM ROBERT LAM CAROLE LAMMER KAREN LAMMER DAVE LANDLIN Page 61 DREW LANDRAS JANET LANE JOHN LANTZ JACK LAWRENCE EDITH LEEP DAVID LEICHTER MARYE LENEHAN KENNETH LEWIS LEONE LEYDE MICHELE LIBERATORE BOB LIPP AMY LISONBEE JANET LITTELL LANA LOLL BONNIE LONG AL LUEDECKE MIBBY LUEDECKE ARDITH LYBERGER KATHLEEN MACH GALEN MARBORG LINDA MARCHANT LESLIE MARTIN SUE MARTIN STEPHEN MASTERS KENNETH MAYHEW DAVID McCALL jack McCauley JEFFRY PETERS WAYNE PETERSON ROBERT PIERCE JANET POPEJOY SANDRA PURKHISER WARREN RAGLAND BILLY RAPOPORT TOMMY REED STAN REYNOLDS JOHN RICE DAVID RICKS BILLY RIFFLE ELOISE RIGBY BOB ROBBINS DORIS ROBERTS LINDA ROHR CHARLENE ROSE MURRAY ROSS JUDY ROSS EMILE ROUX ROBIN ROWE M. T. RUST PEGGY SAUNDERS RAY SAUNDERS WILLIAM SAUNDERS ELLEN SAWYER PAT SCHERER '  i Thetamen s c v YaCSl. â 4 â Robert McDonald STEVE McDUFFEE KAREN McILVAINE BRUCE MERRITT JOHN MILEHAN DAVE MILLER MIKE MILLER WALTER MILLER WARREN MILLER WILLIAM H. MILLER CAROLYN MINSHEW BETTY MITCHELL MARILYN MOORE ENOLA MORRISON ELEANOR MOSHER JEANIE MURRAY MIKE MUSE MARTIN NASER CAROL NEWLON HARRY NEWLON TOMMY NEWTON MATTHEW NICHOLS KENNETH NICHOLSON DON NIX JANE NEELSON BARBARA NURGE KATHY OâCONNOR RONNIE OLEYEAR BERT OLIFF WILLIAM OSTEN MARY PATTERSON CHARLES PEACOK Page 62 Thetamen CHRISTINE SCHEURING BONNIE SCHIFF ANN SCHNEIDER SHERRON SCHMIED PENNY SCFIWAB RONNIE SCOTT RONNIE SEAL SHARON SEURLS MIKE SEXSON PATRICIA RUTH SEYMOUR MICHAEL SHEEN ARTHUR SNYDER CHERRY SNIDER BILL SHELTON VICI SHORT PRISCILLA SHOWALTER MIKE SIVIGNY CURTIS SMITH SANDRA STACKS DEBBIE STAHL JERRY LYNN STAHLER NORMAN STAMP PAM ST. CLAIR BETTY STEELE ANNE STEPLER CONNIE STETLER LINDA STEVENS VICKI STRINGFELLOW RONNIE STURRAT ROY SUITER SHARRON SURLES DONALD SWISHER DON TALLMEN GAIL TAYLOR JACK TAYLOR LINDA TETLEY DONNA THOMPSON PEGGY THOMPSON MARY TIMMINS ELLIOTT TODD JEFFREY TRENT SUSAN TRIBBETT JUDY TURNER ELIZABETH VAN HART EDDIE VARNER PAT VESEY WILLIE VINCENT JOANNE WAGENER GLENN WARBIS GORDON WARD JOHN WARD LARRY WATERS CHARLES WATSON LARRY WEST CHARLIE WESTERMAN BLACKIE WHITE SCOTT WHITE DAVID WHITNEY BOB WING SUSAN WINJUM MARLENA WINKLER ROBERT WINSBORO JOHN WOLD ARNIE WOLMAN WARREN WRANGLEN CHIALING YOUNG BERT ZIMBRICH SCOTT ZIMMERMAN Page 63 Underclassmen Pag⏠64 A s Page 65 hirst row , left to right: Bill Seay, Tiny Cline, Frank Giambattista, Jake Frye, Jack Zelaska, Charlie Mullens, Dave Davenport, Ronnie Seal. Second row: Donna hitely, Barbara Keesee, Carol McNamara, Priscilla Brooks, Judy Krapf, Nancy Lidyard, Phyllis Graham, Sam Yancy, Jim Armogida, Louis Mason, Carol Bloxton, Chaplain. 1 bird row: Raye Conein, Vergie Colby, Helen Giambatt ista, Monica Hildenbrand, Marty Mueller, Lynne Harris, Martha Neville, Kaye Hatke, Buzzy Stone, Arthur Herrmann, Marilyn Hansen. fourth row: Pat Howard, President: Beverly Sulpiee, Dianne Stuart, Liuda Sherer, Carol Ann Scott, Clara Armstrong, Steve Fairhurst, John Rhinehart, Tommy Hamilton, Harry Woodward, Ted Benson, Charles Landon. fifth row: Frank Watson, Parker Myers, Norman Beach, Keith Holman, Butch Evbers, Bill Faunce, Raymond 1 edrow, John Booth, Norman Franks, Bob Shreve, Jim Mclntire, Vice-President; Aaron Fisher. S. G. A. Senate First row, left to right: Helen Giambattista, Dianne Stuart, Joan Wirz, Pat Trundle, Barbara Keesee. Second row: Walter Miller, Tommy Hamilton, Alvan Hall, Bob Rustad. Not pictured: Doug Walker. S. G. A. OFFICERS PAT HOWARD President JIM McINTIRE Vice-President MARLENE SEGELBAUM Secretary RAYE WHEELER Treasurer CAROL BLOXTON Chaplain AARON FISHER Sergeant-at-Arms SPONSORS MR. BARRETT MISS GREEN Page 66 The S.G.A. The S. G. A., now called the Student Government under the revised Constitution, has been ably led by Pat Howard, and its sponsors, Mr. Barrett and Miss Green. It is the largest working organization in the school. Its members consist of homeroom representatives, all class officers, senators, and official committee members from the Yearbook, Jaguar Journal, etc. This year the Student Government has worked hard on revising the old constitution. Changes include higher standards for officers, and cheerleaders, the omission of the marshall system, two extra members on the cheerleading squads, and the change of the organizationâs name. The Sweetheart Dance was sponsored by our Student Government and curtains for the auditorium were obtained with much help from this hardworking group. They have raised money for the gift which will be presented to the school in June. The school and students owe much to the drive of our student government. Honor Court First row, left to right: JOAN WIRZ, SAM YANCEY, HELEN GIAMBATTISTA, TINY CLINE, PAT HOWARD. Second row: MAR TIN NOSER, MATT MURRAY, PETE KREMER, BUTCH EYBERS, CHARLES LEEPEREE. ' Page 67 Mount Vernon George Washington SCHOOL, FALLS CHURCH. VA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 195B iCey Club Choos Newton Sweethe Gail Newton, junior, a vey Club Sweetheart !â Jlub of Fails Church JJ a Thursday, Janua H vas chosen by a a MM y Key C On March - tht Mif .por)sorin.tr a variÂŤJ  . ailed âKey Club ÂŤgh School. Tjj damn ' d for the pi drating to the Jg- front dopattim (HT A I JSSSBg . mu |or entry into the U.S ij certain I ary Na- pired to Issions in t gradua- ' C is de- re edudai- high m m V of the â seven- fexcellent Igh school iport the iSpiPers Train- mpfl established Vnts enrolled Hr the normal . BP f the inslitu tH-P. In addition V -Nav a! Science K: Spate in drills Bh qualify them ps officers of the Corps, upon grad- ,, , ⢠. uieir iiisr r Gail .Newton , , and also the The Key Club has chosen John tional choices, .lowers as its representative ? l!s Church high school to tomi nated by District One as andidate for governor of lapitol district. The annual Key Club convention vill be held March 8-10 in Wasjd ngston, D, C. Key Ciub memtejfl fom chapters from school Virginia, from Many out. of state colleges can- jj ow j j be not send representatives to Col- George a lege Day, but the representatives Stanton, the who are attending will answer q gfil bottt colleges in general, ise about their own eligibility require- j Jde t must agree to cried until commis- | nph te ' aval Science |s and cruises as or- Hpi? eept a commission in WPf Navy or MarineâCorps; WT â ' n active duty for three :s and to serve a total of eight iBin an active and inactive SCA TO SPONS it Women SWEETHE 36-30 Maryland and pi tear by will attend this dll convention. This year the Intj tonal Key Club convention, e held in August at Dallas, J â ftonna Whitely is in gH-ation.- in the g-yuj P lB - â jffl hlK throtvâ Jjt jj? Vthc flowers ' ' Jgjp 9 ' f in charge of J j.- jj ,.iic Seglebaum B:t ? JSfJj (hi Thursday, iH- the first pel H â gaA. voted on tBI jgR rtheart QtUI The Key Club is be) or its annual Key o be held someticB Jake Frye is nH fey Club; Jfl r, H Lâ-i : . . Wa Rees- initiaH he Key Club .-xH. Dick H telaska and Carl H ors, Jim Intolubbewj ey and sophomore, mrtmentâs last The Glass e presented in m this play will ie act play contest Seniors of whont ' V jpk i stetheart Queen. jWBH t junior girls to re- . i jpn the court. The g . he largest nuna- ;â be Maid of . â tes were ' re, |resh- â jfmmmt btively, will be v we who IPwH. f Falls B pPu-asa! plays the part of the mother. She is a HSu there lady who canât underÂŹ stand why her daughter hasnât any gentleman callers. Heather Hanley plays the part of Laura, Amandaâs daughter who is a shy girl, merely living in her own illusions. Tom, Amandaâs son, is a high tempered, dissatisfied warehouse worker played by Jay Jarrett. Jim Batter plays the gentleman epller. He is a school friend of iomâs who comes to visit Laura. â This play, by Tennessee WIT- Btas, had a long run on Broad- ftfeui a movie was made of it. takes place in an alky and in the home of Falls Church higl|| HB f Am-ri.-u assisted t; i, H y haptcr of the FllA in li|13 choot LQ-y ; ' heldH i Y- February in the It lag sigh school auditorium. Officers installed were PresiH ioris , Payne; vice-president, H tie Gill; secretary, Brenda ChcB reasurer, Helen Semenuch; il icrter, Eleanor Stein and histoi; m, Janet Hollenbeck. i Lit ctciiiiiet-R from PaUsCltteâd gill hffldâtbsir. .degree ,mw Tom and Amanda Wing- Ken Mayhew and Craig r poetry contestants are âaylor, Jayne Hambett. Ro- Gonlde, Jane Neilson, Linda program soeiatiSnW Page 68 flora 50 to 7j mmer, j â˘as with the assistance of k Rnmbough that Falls Became the first accredited ipeoi in FairfaMaeounty in Here is the news â˘ffipip along the line! Tnfl âdiamonds arc a still rings true. Pat gMj[|j sporting a big rock orMH little hMM and BarbaraÂŽ of making her Irwedding. Con; tiond J- yl gals. 1 r seven |l h has- I Jkh reh at I lean are sorry g fg 2|p ft Š W 3 i W Sob HopWrns 5HÂŤa, pF vToHn SltMnon HeÂŤ4 r n;ÂŤ; c H  eHo, Jvni L apÂŤ r B r t 55 T ow 1â.ft 5chm 4r, ÂŁ4u V  C âŹeK,Un4B Rohr eojvoif G arr Va , 5 PÂŤ on , Be 4, fcVftTVWe U r burton How ' , t3iU 5ta  Ch,p j| pv rKi , ÂŁast n J art |rxu t IUr. M â⢠oÂŤs +â U V ' S S Clncj S-luti u. loc k Rs General Returns To Teaching After 7-J[eaiLPrmdpalship h the slack h semester is does nol he last big General Wm. 8 been here at Falls 1946. He was a teach ' and mathematics before beconyjjr When he f the extra- a paper many th eluding wood s ' Sag am Gene; Maryla and y was a many d; ing W major in am charg in ti inya fua: G Uni- ._ completed his por at George Washington tlniveri in Washington, D. C. ' The Generalâs favorite hobby is ever he teaches, he wi bicycle riding which keeps him in - asset to the school, good physical condition. He often been here. Auto Show Brings Many Ton Artists Musically, plans on beii best ever. Th many; ; p a Washington, constantly a shelves with ters being re The Auto at the Nath featured th re- vocalists - G1 P. Morgan anÂŹ other reason of talent into was the very Dimes cause toured eleven the United 8 benefits and the public. A peared at t i here were Stevens, Eckstine, al Of course are also start ? with Joan Weberâ son his Red Caps at the Casino Royal, Frankie Carle at the EmÂŹ bassy Room (Statler Hotel), and Mel Torrae at the Patio Lounge Metropolitan Opera had two leading sopranos entertaining locally, Dolores Wilson and Renata Tebaldi. Constitution Hall also spotlighted a musical revue, especÂŹ ially worthy of mention, which centered around Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians. This was their see âWell, maybe so. Aunt Mary But it sure does look like me.â â from QUIPS and QUOTES Invitation To Open House Seniors interested LoivshiDu;;. Business. Administ fg |U . her-g 1 and jacket to with a red or orange sweater. Jean ' ; made them herself. Judy Coggin has a very nice looking olive green and grey wool skirt. Joan Wirz is another gal with pretty skirts. She has a very cate black wool skirt with red and â ÂŁ threads -woven in a design, arris has a new suit -..attractive. It is a ad dacron mix- _IB, skirt and a wear- dress with a straight neck-line. f looks if .,: iSWounge Dayâ is to stay. Now even some of the. iris have joined in this fad 5th the boys. So don ' t be mt sd at anything you might s pie wearing because it jjj is just âScrounge Dayâ College Reviev (Continued From Eleven departmejj the instruction and , midshipman. These | seamanship and nl inance and gunner fineering, aviation, leetrical engineeriii istory and governmâ uguages, hygiene a duration. Now 2 Convenient Off. To Serve Yon! ARLINGTON - SAVINGS ond LOAN ASSOCIATION MAIN OFFICE 6825 Lee Highway : Arlington 13, Va. JE-2-1146 FAIRFAX OFFICE . 206 E. Main St. j Fairfax, t a. CR. 3-0500 j i i WEAM. It is a enter and requires only a of wfcat you think a freem is. Seme of the Falls Church stuÂŹ dents have been asked what they thought a freetn was and here are a few of the answers: âSounds like that artificial eream-Pream,â was Pat Trundle ' s poetic answer. Could he that it is found in a cup of coffee? Foiolwed by a blank, wh-what look A! Busby replied, âYou got me! It must be something that ' s not foundjy yy yjall playÂŹ ers. |;ht out th is, and a sled- eld on Poplai ia Forest. Ther oke up and went U different homes. Some went t Carol McLamaraâs to pull taffj and others went to Bobby Headâs lobâs huge record col jxt evening following Ime a party was belt (tires ' s, and thougl fie icy and the weathei |pwd was large. r, January 24, a but shower was give ts. Barbara Taylm !. Just about every fimd it turned out t party. fit to remind you boy: mual Sweetheart Danei up soon, so youâd bettei dates now. This dance information of the new is sponsored by our Stu Government organization. f, Buddy Hawkins, do you stil âthat hot âzilchâ? bet that Carol Brooks is th |irl in the school that has hei .enagerie. What are the visit (Flours, Carol? JjFCese Whiz! More and more peo pre are going steady. We just canâ keep up with them any more. In eluded are Irene Jaissle and Bil Byers, Alan Pugh and Linda Tudor and Bob Hopkins and Ann Ridge way. Congrats. Well, I guess thatâs it for now Oh yes, one more thing, jest wha is a freem? See ya next issm along the line. Alexandria Dairy L. XI. 9-2525 k Dairy Products r 20 Years MEMO TO: ihe girl who warns vCv - , 08 S? fhursday, Februray 9, 1956 JAGUAR JOURNAL PAGE THREE Page 69 Forensics I Speak for Democracyâ Winners: Left to right: BOB PEEBLES, third: LEONARD GUARRAIA, first; MIKE ROHR, second. First row , left to right: JUDY KRAPF, NANCY FUGELSO, LETTY MASON, JUDY SCHIERLMANN, SHEILA TAYNTON, MARTY MILLER, MARY DOBBIN, Mrs. Lenvin, Sponsor JO CE RIEDESEL. .. T 0 Second row: PAT MURPHY, ARTHUR RUDDLE, DON BENSON, MIKE ROHR, CRAIG Mrs. Jackson, Sponsor TURPIN, BOB JOHNSON, PAUL KVALE, RONNIE SAMPSON. Debate Forensic Team Left to right: PAT MURPHY, CRAIG TURPIN, MIKE ROHR. First row, left to right: HEATHER HANLEY Girl Public Speaker Not pictured: KENT MINICIIIELLO. BARBARA KEEBAUGH, Speller; ANN McADOO, Poetry Reader. Second row: BUTCH PEEBLES, Boy Prose Reader ; JULIE CHEEK, Girl Prose Reader; MIKE ROHR, Boy Public Speaker. Page 70 Radio Club Live Wires â Left to right: FRANK McGHEE, CHARLES LANDON, BILL BAILEY, LARRY ADAMS, CAROLYN JOHNSON, JIM LUND- QUIST, PHILLIPS BRADFORD, BOB SEICK. Astronomy Club These âstar-gazers,â under the leadership of GALE ANDREWS, President , JAMES STEFFEY, Vice-President, JEAN MOULIS, Treasurer, and JOHN STANLEY, Secretary, meet weekly and take local field trips. Each year the group undertakes a trip to a planÂŹ etarium, and holds numerous âstar-gazesâ at the homes of its members. Left to right: GALE ANDREWS, JEAN MOULIS, JAMES STEFFEY, ROGER HARVEY, TOM MOORE, MR. CHESTER KEMP, JOHN STANLEY. Art Club Page 72 French Club Front row, left to right: MARY LAUGHLIN, LINDA CANNON, HARRIET HUNTER Treasurer KITTY BLACK KIKER, Vice-President; BARBARA MILLET, JEANNIE IIYERS, CAROL SMITH â Back row: ALICE ABRAMS, BETTY JANE HANKES, BETTY RUGG, SANDRA METHENY KARIN CARUSONE ANITA OLIFF, BETTY PETERSON, JANICE ORNDOREF, PATTY PANIAN, MRS. SULPICE Not pictured: SAUNDRA TEAL, GRETCIIEN FUNK, PAMELA BANNING, SELBY CANNON President; LAURA BETTY GERICK, Youth for Christ First row , seated, left to right: LINDA IIAMMA, JOAN BREWER, PATSY PARKER. Second row, seated: MARTY MILLER, CHERYL COX, CAROL ROBIE, MRS. GRAY, Sponsor; BARBARA MITCHEL, NANCY PARKER. Standing: CHARLES LANDON, EDWIN KERR, MARTHA KERR, KEN MARKLEY, EUNICE ZIMMERMAN, KENT MINICHIELLO, DONALD MOSHER, BUTCHY NICHOLSON, LEWIS MASON, LEE MINICHIELLO. F.H.A. Club First row, left to right: BEVERLY MILLER, SUSAN HANSON, Treasurer; SYLVIA BOBBITT, Reporter; SANDY CROSSETT, President; MARY STEPLER, Historian; JOAN TUCK. Second row: MRS. SPRING, Co-Sponsor; MRS. LEE, Sponsor; JUDY BOONE, JUDY ELLER, KAREN SKRIUSETII, SALLY FOWLER, BETTY GERICK, Vice-President; PAT NAWROCKI, NANCY HUMBERT; NANCY FIELD, Secretary. Chess Club âCheck mate.â First row , left to right: JACK ROBINSON, ED DOWDY, JOHN FISCHER, President; ORVILLE KARGE, MICHAEL ROHR RICKY AMES. Second row: SHELIA TAYNTON, DAVID KEMP, Vice-President; DeWITT BAYES, MR. WILLIAMS, Sponsor. Debate Club Clockwise: PAT MURPHY, TRYE ELKINS, CHERYL COX, JOHN FISCHER, CRAIG TURPIN, J KENT MINICHIELLO MICHAEL DAVID ROHR, DAVID KEMP, EDWARD MOSES, IRA MELNIKOFF. Bully for our side!â REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: MARTY MUELLER, JOAN WIRZ, RICHARD CLINE, SAM YANCY, MARLENE SEGELBAUM, PAT HOWÂŹ ARD, MR. MISIIOU, MISS HUNT, MRS. SMITH, MR. WILKINS, MRS. ROAN, MR. IIANKES. classes were allowed to browse through the special collection of books in the library. On the evening of the 18th, parents attended. On the program for the evening was a noted author who spoke on current novels. A panel of high school students discussed the dating problem. A dance ended the evening. The Spring Festival was the next big SPTA project. The festival highlighted the entire afternoon and evening of Saturday, March 17. There were various sales and games during the day, climaxed by a dance and the crowning of freshmen, Beverly Boyes and Bobby Evans as King and Oueen of the festival. Student-Parent- Teacher Association During the 1955-56 school year the SPTA was actively engaged in promoting student welfare and raising money for their scholarship funds. Each year a senior boy and girl receive $200 scholarships. The SPTA also sponsor a fund to be used by the student body. Raye Wheeler was chairman of the student memÂŹ bership drive which began October 17. The annual SPTA Book Fair took place on November 16, 17, and 18. During these days, English Caught Off Guard Page 76 s V o r t s Page 77 r niff 1 m WSm. ' W% IP â Jm Page 78 si Page 79 Coach Paul Weber Football SCOREBOARD FALLS CHURCH . . . 0 JAMES MONROE . FALLS CHURCH. . . ... 1 ANNANDALE FALLS CHURCH . . . . .25 McLEAN . FALLS CHURCH . . .24 MT. VERNON . FALLS CHURCH .. .13 WAKEFIELD . FALLS CHURCH . . . 0 FAIRFAX . FALLS CHURCH. .13 CULPEPER . FALLS CHURCH. . . . 0 ST. STEPHENS . FALLS CHURCH . . .30 LOUDON COUNTY . FALLS CHURCH . . . . 6 GEORGE MASON. ' the Jaguar football team, 1955 edition, although plagued by inexperience in both the line and back- field, came through with an acceptable 5 â 4â1 record, the best Group 1 record in Fairfax County, and good enough for a tie for the county championship. Of the four losses, three came by only one touchdown. Opening the season, the Jaguars were beaten 6-0 in a contest that featured the Jaguarsâ inability to provide an offense. Following this, their spirit swelled and with it the record. Annandale, McLean, and Mt. Vernon fell before them in games which proved the ability of the team. The Jaguars then played WakeÂŹ field, the highly favored Warriors finally outscored the Jaguars in a wild game, featuring many fine runs by Jaguar backs. The test of the season consisted of playing up and down ball. However, the overconfident Culpeper Blue Devils, a team composed of the largest line in the state was beaten 13-0, in what most people felt was the Jaguarsâ best team effort. The Jaguars also mauled the favored Loudon County by the lopsided score of 30-6. The season ended on a cold Thanksgiving morning with George Mason man- 6 aging to tie us. The game included field goals and blocked prints and the winning F. C. extra point 0 being called back. 6 The outstanding backs for Falls Church were: Halfback Jim Mclntire; three-letter man and captain of the team; Quarterback Sam Yancy; and Fullback 20 Charlie Mullen. 25 Outstanding linemen were Ends Jake Frye and Albert Johnson; Tackles John Davenport and Barkley n 1 J Greenwood; Guards John Girven and on the all-state 6 team Jack Zelaska, three-letter man and Co-Captain of the team. Outstanding in various positions was Dean Vogel. Many of the above were honored with 6 positions on the all Northern Virginia team. Boysâ Basketball Showing great promise early in the season, the Jaguars failed to live up to the predictions made. Although there was outstanding team play by Wally Cockrell, I iny Cline, and Bob Rustad, they could not get the Jaguars back in the winning column. Charlie Meetreâs excellent ball handling ability, along with husky Sam Yancy and Charlie Mullenâs good steady playing filled the guard positions nicely. The Jaguarsâ Frank Giambattista led the team in points scored and in shooting. A bright spot in the season was the late win over Fairfax. The record stood at 6 wins-11 losses. Page 80 Coach Arthur Valotto Šhnson Page 81 H X, I, â, B ; ' XLEY ' HAROLD BROWN, WALLY COCKRELL, JAY DEI ' IS, CHARLES FISHER, JAKE FRYE MELVIN GOODF PETE TV⢠ROOT ' BUZZY STONE - W)UGL.ÂŤ WALKER, MIKE WEBEL HARRY OODW ARD, JACK ZELASkA. Cheerleaders: NANC PENWELL and ANN CHASE. Page 82 Coach Thomas Todd Varsity Baseball Varsity Baseball Our baseball team compiled a fair record over the course of the season. Sparked by veterans Cockrell, Zelaska, Brown, Deits, and Frye, the Jaguarsâ nine showed the opposition an impressive outfield, and a fair infield. In the pitching, the back bone of any high school team, the Jaguars lacked strength; surprising assistance came from freshman Buzzy Stone, who should develop into quite a player. The team looked good in defeating George Washington, 8-1, and showed improvement toward the end of the season. Junior Varsity Sports Jo-Ann Fisher JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Ann Waters Top row, left to right: DONALD ROUND, DENNIS BURKE, JOHN RHINEHARDT. Next row down ⢠JIM BARNES, Manager; RONNIE MUSOLF, BRUCE ANDERS, GARY SCHNEIDER, HOCKEY BUDDY TUG WELL, RAY SENAVITIS, HERBERT OMASTA, Manager. Next row down: MAC MAGRUDER, MIKE WEBB, MIKE COMBS, CORDELL BURNHAM, LESTER BILL CASE, DONALD RECTOR. Bottom row: TONY GRACE, TOMMY HAMILTON, BILL STEGALL, NORMAN BEACH, BOB GREASER, Coach; BUTCH EYBERS, Co-Captain; DICKIE NEWELL, ROBERT BROOMFIELD, BILL FOHRELL, BERNARD GODFREY, JOE SUPEREISKY, RAPATTONI, Co-Captain; MR. LARRY POPLIN. Page 83 PENNY Berg JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Back row: BRUCE CAMPBELL, Coach; LARRY CORN, DICK PHOEBUS BERNARD HOCKEY, JOHN MURRAY, RONNIE INGRAHAM Manager. Middle row: JIM SMITH, WAYNE TAYLOR, BILL HENRY, BOB WATTS BOB EVANS, NORMAN BEACH, Manager. Front row: BUDDY GODFREY, LOWELL LOTT, PARKER MYERS Co- Captain; BUTCH EYBERS, EMMETTE BURTON. Not pictured: JOHN BOOTH, Co-Captain. Petty Lynn Mary Freehill Sue Oakley JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 1 f |. â˘â â â ' m x|B| If vB i JmMeTw LaSt TUFF?BURTON 11 ' WEBER â WEELS HARDESTY BUDDY TUGWELL, LARRY POPLIN, LARRY CORN, JOHN BOOTH, Fr ° n FITZGERALD ANDERS â IIARRY DIEZEL BUTCH EYBERS, BILL FAUNCE, HUGH SANDERS, FRED JENNINGS, DENNIS Page 84 Eighth Grade Sports v FOOTBALL First row, left to right: Brian HanÂŹ son, John Mileham, Martin Na- ser, Bruce Merritt, Robert Fisher, Ray Saunders, Ronnie Ilrabe, William Shelton, Fred Benedetti, Tony Burnham. Second row: Mike Sivigny, Don Nix, Douglas Kleiser, Harry Click, Kim Cannon, Jeff Birchard, De- Mar Dahl, William Hurst, NorÂŹ man Frank, Don Tallman, RonÂŹ nie Scott. Third row: Charles Watson, Robert Robbins, Murray Ross, Pete Kreh- biel, Gene Podrosky, William Rapaport, John Ward, Mike Muse, Charles Carter, Mr. CampÂŹ bell, Coach. BASEBALL First row, left to right: Dick AmÂŹ mons, Jimmy Eves, Tony Buchh- ram, Charles Duncan, Louis Graham, Tommy Reed, Dave Zimbrick, Bobby Robbins, Bruce Marret, Bob Jennings, David MilÂŹ ler. Second row: Murray Ross, Drew Landrus, Don Kadel, Billy MilÂŹ ler, Larry Alse, Charles Carter, John Lantz, Mike Muse, Ray Saunders, Ronnie Olayer. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Pam St. Clair, Charlotte Baker, ConÂŹ nie Hardman, Hughes Haronett, Cherry Snider, Ann Stepler, Marye Lenehan, Amy Lisonbee, Debbie Stall. BASKETBALL First row, left to right: M. T. Rust, Murrey Ross, Ronnie Hrabe, Bob Robbins, Co-Captain; Tommy Hughes, Bob Fischer. Second row: Ray Saunders, Bill Dalness, Joe Haight, Mike Muse, Bruce Merrit, Louis Hankes. Third row: Mr. Greaser, Coach; Robbin Bidwell, Charles Duncan, Walter Miller, Norman Frank, Will Henderson, Tex Ilanage. Page 8 5 First row, left to right: HARRY CLICK, Manager; CURTIS CLICK, MATT MURRAY, BOB EVANS, PHILIP ROCHE BUDDY MAXÂŹ WELL, JOHN LANE, CHARLES NAESER, RICHARD BUONOCORE, MIKE DWYER TOM MOORE ROBERT PANGBURN PAUL WHITE. ROBERT WHITE. Second row: BILL EOHRELL, BOB RUSTAD, CONRAD FUNK, TOM OAKLEY HOCKEY, TONY WHITE. SAM YANCY, GREG FAIRHURST, BERNARD Third row: DEE BAYES, JACK JOL1N, MIKE SULLIVAN, PARKER MYERS MIKE BOB WATTS, JAHN CHADDENDON, ALAN PAGE, MR. CHAUDET,â Coach. FOLEY, BOB DENNY, BARCLAY GREENWOOD, Track Cross Country First row, left to right: GURUS CLICK, MIKE SULLIVAN, MR. GARIIART, BILL LIPSNER GARY CHEW Second row: MIKE DWYER, JOHN LANE, RICHARD WINSLOW, BILL MASKER, ALLEN HOCKETT, BOB WHITE, JOE FREE- HILL . Third row: CHIP DURLEY, NEIL BAXLEY, PABLO ZIMMERMAN, DON JACKSON, DEWITT BAYS. Page 8 6 Golf Team First row, left to right: DENNIS JONES, CHIP DURLEY, JIM ARMOGIDA, PAUL KVALE, BOBBY THOMPSON. Second row: DON FOSTER, BUDDY GREGORY, SCOTT PHILLIPS, BOB CISSELL. Mr. Garhart Coach Meanwhile back at the ranch Page 87 Girlsâ Varsity Hockey The hockey team won three games and tied one of their eight games. The high scorers were Eunice Zimmerman, Beverly Miller and Betty Ruegg. The team had high spirits despite their losses. Betty Ruegg and Phyllis Graham were awarded two letÂŹ ters that put them on the Allied Field Hockey Association. Raye Wheeler and Beverly Miller represented F.C.H.S. at the annual Hockey Association Buffet Supper at the Lisner Auditorium. 1 he supper was in honor of Anne Delano, a member of the United States Touring Team. COACHES: Mass Porch, and Miss Morrison Girls Varsity Basketball The starting lineup for the girlsâ Varsity Basketball was as follows: The forward line consisted of Marlene Segelbaum, Donna Burgess and Gary Wilkins, while the guards were Eunice ZimÂŹ merman, Maxine Elsey and Lynn Harris. High scorer of the season was Donna Burgess. The girls considered Fairfax as their most difficult opponent. As a whole they had a good season. Girlsâ Varsity Softball First row, left to right: LAURA KIKER, BETTY IIANKES, DONNA SCHRAMM. Second row: EUNICE ZIMMERMAN, MARY SUE JETER. Third row: CAROL BLOXTON, MARILYN MURPHY, DONNA BURGESS. Fourth row: JANET DiMISA, PATTY DICKSON. Fifth row: RUTH GILMORE, MAXINE ELSEY. Page 90 GIRLSâ J. V. HOCKEY Left to right: STEPHANIE ROAN, Captain; COOKIE GIAMBATTISTA, MARY STEPLER, JOAN SPICER, LEONORA GUARRIA, SUSAN RUST, BETSY TOTH, JUDY FARNSWORTH, WENDY JONES, MADGE COMPHER, BARBARA WILSON, SALLY COLTURN, MARY TIMMINS, SELBY CANNON. In front: DIANNE STEWART, PRAIRIE DERN, Managers. GIRLSâ J. V. BASKETBALL First row , left to right: PAT STEDMAN, BONNIE SHIFF, LETTY LYNN, Co-Captain; DOTTIE TETLEY, Manager; HEATHER PEEBLES, Manager; BETSY TOTH, PEGGY HAMMOND, BETTY RUEGG, BEVERLY SULPICE. Second row: NANCY LIDYARD, JEAN BRAUNLICII, Co-Captain; MARTY MUELLER, DONNA TOOTHMAN, DIANE STUART, CONÂŹ NIE MILLER, PAT SCIIAAFF, GAIL STEVENS, STEPHANIE ROAN, JUDY MANNING. Junior Varsity Sports GIRLSâ J. V. SOFTBALL First row , left to right: LOIS GOLIDAY, JUDY WILLOUGHBY, KI ' I S EAS I ON, KAREN McILVAINE, PEGG ' t HAMMOND, CAROL GIAMPA, BEVERLY SULPICE, BETSY TOTH. Second row: ANN FOSTER, GLENDA LEYDE, MARLENE WINKLER. Third row: LINDA SIIERER, MADGE COMPHER, MELISSA LARSON, HELEN GIAMBATTISTA, JEAN BRAUNLICII, DOLOROS DILLARD, BEVERLY BOYES, JANET SMALL. Page 91 â Monosram Club First row , left to right: CAROL BLOXTON, MISS BIRCH, Sponsor; PHYLLIS GRAHAM. Second row: DONNA BURGESS, JUDY MEYERS, RUTH GILMORE, BETTY HANKES. Third row: BETTY RUEGG, EUNICE ZIMMERMAN. Not pictured: GAIL OâDELL. First row, left to right: ED ROOT, JIM TERRELL. Second row: DOUG MURRAY, GREG TUTTLE, Treasurer; LARRY KELLY, Vice-President; FORD McGOWAN, President; ED DAVIS. Third row: TOM DANIEL, BOB BENNETT, SKIP KELLY, PHILIP SAN MARTINO, SKIP SIMPSON. Fourth row: DAVID LONG, ARROLL IIARNAGE, RONNIE SCHIFE, HENRY SPANGLER, GEORGE BROOKS. Fifth row: FRED BAR WICK, PAUL REANEY, JOHN MEEHAN, JOE EREEII ILL, WILSON POOLE. Not pictured: RICHARD FERRARO, Secretary; TOM CONSTABLE, SCOTT PHILLIPS, BOB SIECK BOB LINE- BERRY, MIKE SENTZ. A. I. A. Page 92 Page 9} Back row, left to right: SUE PELTON, JOYCE SCHEAFFER, NANCY PENWELL, HELEN DAVENPORT, CAROL BROOKS, JILL DALNESS, JOAN NALLS. Front row: ANN YEATMAN, â55 Queen; PAT HOWARD, â56 Queen. The annual homecoming game, played this year with the new McLean High School, raised the spirits of all as a victory for the purring Jaguars. The imjDressive half-time ceremonies, complete with the j arade of cars carrying our lovely queen and her court, was highlighted by the awarding of the golden football to Queen Pat Howard. Everyone was delighted to see the Homecoming Oueeen of 1955, Miss Ann Yeatman, returning to crown our own Pat Howard. The attractively attired young ladies of the court and the queen herself contributed to the general effect, making it one of much beauty and long to be remembered by all who attended. A Queen is Crownedâ Page 94 Hmmmm. First row: JILL D ALNESS, Queen. Second row, left to right: MARLENE SEGELBAUM, Ma id of Honor; JOAN LOEW, 1955 Oueen. TTTT T crTtr r , v Third row: JEAN REDFIELD, GAIL NEWTON, RAYE WHEELER, CAROL ANN SCOTT, MARY PREEIIILL, SUE OAKLEY, BERTIGENE BURNHAM, PENNY BERG. â T , WT , riT v Fourth row: ANNETTE CHASE, JOANNE FISHER, BARBARA MARTIN, CHARLOTTE BAKER, BEY ERLY BOY ES, CHERRY SNIDER, JERRY LYNN STAIILER. Fifth row: LINDA WELCH. Sweetheart Dance The Sweetheart Dance of 1956 was this year more impressive than ever before. Held in the attractively decorated gymnasium on February 18, 1956, it was a high point of the yeai. The queen ' s attractive attendants were introduced and as each one walked across the court, she was followed by a baby spotlight to her seat. As the queen approached her throne, she was accompanied by the melodious tones of Miss Letty Mason singing âSweetheart.â Following tradition, Joan Loew, queen of 1955, returned to her Alma Mater to crown the charming queen of 1956, Miss Jill Dalness. Descending from her velvet throne, Jill, followed by her attendants, began the traditional court dance, a waltz sung, again by Letty, to the tune of âA Pretty Girl is Like a Melody. Page 95 The realization of every seniorâs dream came true on the night of June 8, 1956, when the annual Junior-Senior Prom was held in the luxurious Presidential ballroom of the Statler Hotel. An atmosphere of formal excitement pervaded the room, with every factor contributing to make this event one to rememberâthe people, the band, the refreshments! Highlighting the affair was the crowning of the striking brunette Prom Queen, Miss Rave Wheeler, by the attractive brownette queen of 1954, Miss Sondra Villella. As the court ascended to the throne, viewers could see in graceful array some of Falls Church High Schoolâs most beauÂŹ tiful girls! A rich memory for every senior. Seated on Boot: PAT HOWARD, ANN CHASE, JILL DALNESS. RAYE WHEELER, Queen Standing: JOYCE RIEDESEL, MICHELLE MOONEY, EDDIE CLEEK, ANN PECKINPAUGH, BARBARA CARY, DONNA WHITELY, MARY WILLIS, RAYE CONEIN. r o m Page 96 These happy people, pictured above, represent the more refined set of our Senior Class. It seems that they were elected to portray the characters in âLil Abnerâ at the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. Complete with expensive clothes and tasteful make-up they put on a show that was more than satisfactory. The Two Tramps The Downbeats This unique twosome consists of Barbara Keesee and Judy Schierlmann. They first got toÂŹ gether two years ago for the â20th Century Sings.â Since then, they have been entertaining at dances, hospital shows, civic functions, and various school assemblies and activities. We are sure that those who have seen them will not soon forget the crazy antics of these gals. Several years ago, a group of musically talented boys from Falls Church formed the âDownbeats.â This orchestra, which today has members coming from other schools in the area as well, plays for most of our school dances. The musicians from our school include Paul Rinaldi with his hot trumpet, Karl AnderÂŹ son with his cool saxophone, Tom Moutoux with his loud piano, John Lane with his bouncing bass, and Dave Ames with his soft trombone. I hese boys played for our Homecoming, Christmas, Sweetheart, and Night Club dances, the 1 win Spin, and the Key Club variety show. Page 97 Christmas, Choristers Betty Crocker Understudies â RatherâStudies under the band. Page 98 F i 11 A r t s Page 99 A Capella First row, left to right: NANCY FUGELSO, REX1NA GAUTHIER, JACKY BRANT, PAT HOWARD, MARTHA SOUTHARD SELBY CANNON. Second row: CHERYL COX, PRISCILLA BROOKS, JOAN SPICER, BARBARA MICALE, JUDY TAYLOR, MARTY MILLER. Third row: JULIE CHEEK, STEPHANIE ROAN, PAT MURPHY, ART HERRMANN, IRVING BACCUS, CRAIG DAVIS CHARLES FISHER. Fourth row: JUDY SCHIERLMANN, BARBARA BOWMAN, BETTY KENDRICK, BOB ROSE, BUDDY HAWKINS JIM BUTLER DICK MAHARDY. Fifth row: MIKE NOBLE, GEORGE GLAVIS, PAUL SHEGOGUE, JAY JA11RETT, JOHN WAY. Section Leaders âLeft to right: JIMMY INTOLUBBE, BARBARA KEESEE, PAUL KVALE, LETTY MASON. AL KOHLMEIER is the accompanist. Page 100 First row, left to right: LINDA CANNON, SUSAN WILSON, JOYCE TICEHURST, JILL DALNESS, NANCY SMITH, CAROL McLAMARA. Second row: PAT WILLOUGHBY, BETSY BAILEY, ANN PECKINPAUGH, CAROL LUDWIG, JANET DiMISA. Third row: BOB PEEBLES, JOE JOHNSTON, BILL CASE, MIKE SENTZ, GARY WILKINS, KITTY BLACK, GALE ANDREW S. Fourth row: BOB HEAD, JACK ZELASKA, GARY CHEW, EVERETT SADLER, JUDY KRAPF, JEANNE SOUTHARD, BARBARA MARTIN. Fifth row: DICK CLINE, GEORGE GUTHER, FRANK WATSON, ALVIN HALL, DON PROSISE. Section Leaders âLeft to right: BEVERLY MILLER, JOHN BOWERS, YVONNE CODY, TED MILBURN. MISS MARJORIE E. GREEN, Choral Director. Page 101 Girls Chorus First row, left to right: CARLENE OLSON, JEANETTE TENNYÂŹ SON, LINDA SCHERER, VAL BROOK, PAT STEDMAN, BARÂŹ BARA RICHTER, MARTHA SOUTHARD, MARLENE PHILÂŹ IPS, EMILY STRAUSS, LINDA LICHTMAN, JANICE OSTMEY- ER, SHARON WIRTH, NANCY SHADE, PRAIRIE DERN. Second row: JEAN REDFIELD, LOUISE DICE, DIANNE WOODÂŹ RING, MEREDITH GREEN, GAIL REGON, PEGGY HENÂŹ SLEY, PHYLLIS GRAHAM, PENNY MILL, CAROL BROOKS CAROL EASTON, ANITA OLIFF, EDITH COGGIN, BETTY CHILÂŹ TON, SUSAN MILLER, PAT POWELL, KAYE HATKE. Third row: BETSY BAILEY, SUSAN WOODS, BETTY JANE IIANKES, CAROL GIAMPI, INEZ DUNÂŹ LAP, JUDY THOMPSON, PAT SCHNELL, SUE MULLEN, KAR- Mastersinuers Page 102 Front row , left to right: PAT HOWARD, LETTY ANN MASON, BARBARA BOWMAN, JUDY SCHIERLMANN BAB BARA KEESEE, YVONNE CODY. Second row: JIM INTOLUBBE, TED MILBURN, AL KOHLMEIER, GEORGE GLAVIS JOHN BOWERS KARL AN DERSON, ARTHUR HERRMANN, PAUL KVALE. Not pictured: JULIE CHEEK, MARTHA SOUTHARD. Girls Chorus EN LINHOLM, BARBARA SCHOENEMAN, GLORIA FAUNCE, MARY LAUGIILIN, JAN LUEDECKE, JEFEERA DAVENPORT, RAYE CONEIN, JEANNIE I HERS, PINKY DIXÂŹ ON, KAREN JENKINS. Fourth row: MARGARET CURTIS, SHERRI SENTZ, LINDA LUCAS, BETTY HUBBARD, MARTY BY- ERLY, BARBARA HURST, BETTY KENDRICK, JOAN LAU- VER, LYDIA MARPLE, JOAN LANCASTER, ALICE TIGNOR, SYLVIA BOBBIT, JANET Di- MISA, SWISS LARSON SUZÂŹ ANNE EWING, GRACE GREEN. Fifth row: MARIE HOBBS, ELIZAÂŹ BETH IIOISER, JEAN BRAUN- LICH, RUTH MILAM, GAIL ANÂŹ DREWS, BARBARA MITCHELL, ELLEN POPEJOY, CAROLYN TODD, MARTHA FRUIT, KARÂŹ IN CARUSONE. Northern Virginia All-State Chorus First row, left to right: HARRIET HUNTER, BARBARA KEESEE, MISS MARJORIE GREEN, LETTY MASON, PAT HOWARD. Second row: ARTHUR HERRMANN, JIMMY INTOLUBBE, JACK ZELASKA, JOHN BOWERS, PAUL KVALE. Page 103 f - JBffi QkEm â a 1 iHiPL ' i if-.? aC 1 1 ' jJt Ik @fr A - JL i W mkv mNSÂŽ c 4 â M |jpi M 4 iL? ⢠jk ' w 4P1! ww 1 4 - JWm VSUBrvLi iffy ' W| L ||||Of ;0 | , |Y % wl AiSiki 1 rr J| % 1 , l f Mm 1? CONCERT BAND MEMBERS First row, left to right: DAVID BUCKINGHAM, LINDA DODSON, MARCIA ROGERS, CAROLYN JOHNSON TINA FUNK DOR- OIHY FALLSCHEER, PHIL BRADFORD, GRETCHEN FUNK, PAT SCHERER AMY ARNOW Second row: SHEILA TAYNTON, RICHARD GOODYEAR, KENNETH FOLLIEN, JACK LAWRENCE GEORGE HERZOG JIM PALMS, WESLEY CONSTABLE, BOB ROBBINS, PAUL RINALDI, RON THOMPSON, TOMMY DANIEL DARRELL PERRY JIM ARMOGIDA, STEVE STEVENS, DALE MATIIENY. Third row: MARTHA KERR, DIANE BOWMAN, RICHARD HAINES, MIKE CARR, BOB HERRMAN, RONNIE OLEYAR BOB LIPP, BOB McDonald, LLOYD ANDERS, BOB WATTS, DAVE AMES, DONALD REID JACK LINKENHOKER WALT McDonald, george atwood, dave shreve, ken studds, donna schramm Fourth row: JOHN LANE, BOB LAMB, MR. RYDER, JIM INTOLUBBE, DAVID IIAMBUCK, BARRY DAVIS, BOB BOWLING, RODÂŹ NEY CROSON. Not pictured: PETE HELLMAN. The Instrumental MAJORETTES First row, left to right: GAIL STEVENS, DAVE AMES, Drum Major; BEVERLY SULPICE, JOYCE ALLS- MAN. Second row: JACKIE BRANT, ROBERTA PERRY, CAROLYN HOOTS, JACKIE YANCY. I Page 104 Here is the band which has provided the music for much of the school life. This year the band played for the varsity football games bolstering the school immensely. Then they began their concert season in time to give a Christmas concert, a spring concert and go to the District Festival. Our band got a rating of. excellent. After the District Festival, the band turned to marching. They marched in the Apple Blossom Parade, the Falls Church Firemenâs Parade, and the Little League Baseball Parade. The season was wound up by the playing of a small concert at the graduation of the senior class. The band deserves high praise, for a great deal of effort and time goes into their music, and the results arc worthwhile. Department BAND OFFICERS First row, left to right: DAVID BUCKINGHAM, SHEILA TAYNTON, JOHN LANE. Second row: DAVE AMES, DALE MATHENY. ALL STATE BAND MEMBERS Left to right: PAUL RINALDI, DAVID BUCKINGÂŹ HAM, SHEILA TAYNTON, DALE MATHENY. Page 10S After three years of progress â our literary magazine.â Page 106 M First column, top to bottom: Betty Gerick, Betsy Bailey. Mary Dobbin. Second column: Barbara Murphy, Kitty Black, Cherrvl Cox, Marty MilÂŹ ler, Mary Ann McKee, Sal ly Fowler. Third column: Heather Hanley, Harriet Hunter, Charles Gedell, Betty Jane Hankes, Laura Kiker. Fourth column: Frank McGhee, Michael Rohr, Jim McNeely, Bob Lipsner, Stephanie Roan. Page 107 Page 108 âNINE GIRLSâ Carol Hilton. Dorothy Lund. Beth Sanford. Heather Hanley Ann McAdoo. Marty Byerly. Pat Willoughby . Harriet Hunter. . Lindabelle Outlaw . . . Glamor Puss . Jane .Mary . Eve . Shotput . Freida .Alice Dorothy Broun .Tennessee âJANE EYREâ Heather Hanley. Jane Randy Minnicii. Rochester Bill Seay. Mason Ann McAdoo. Grace Nancy Sitz. Mrs. Fairfax Dorothy Lund. Lady Ingram Marty Byerly . Blanch Ingram J A N E E Y R E HEATHER HANLEY, ANN McADOO, BETH SANFORD, PAT WILLOUGHBY From T. Shandy Holland The Drama Department The drama department, with the help and guidance of Mr. Shandy Holland, has succeeded in introducing into our lives a sample of this great art. The diligent work and the talent displayed by the actors and actresses have given us many delightful and exciting moments. Talent is an important factor for success, of course. However, hard work and interpretation make for a successful production. In the words of William Shakespeare, âAll the worldâs a stage, and all the men and women merely players.â LINDABELLE OUTLAW, HARRIET HUNTER, PAT WILLOUGHBY, DOTTIE LUND. (Nine Girls) â â i Musical NANCY FUGELSO IRVING BACKUS JUDY SCHIERLMANN THE MUSICAL CAST JIMMY INTOLUBBE JULIE CHEEK JOHN BOWERS Not pictured: BETH SANFORD LETTY MASON Carousel Carousel, the third musical given at Palls Church High by the Drama and Music departments, is the story of Billy Bigelow, played by John Bowers, and of Julie Jordan, played by Julie Cheek and Letty Mason on alternate nights. Billy and Julie fall in love and marry even though it cost them their jobs. When Billy finds out that he is going to be a father, he tries to get some money by robbing a mill owner, but the attempt is unsuccessful and Billy commits suicide. Fifteen years later he returns to earth because his daughter needs him, and satisfied that he has at last been of some help to his family, he returns to heaven. Page 110 H o ii o r O r g a 11 1 z a t 1 o ii s Page 111 Mrs. Chapman Sponsor of the National Honor Society OFFICERS âFirst row, left to right: CHARLES LANDON, Chaplain; SUE PELTON, Secretary; TOM OAKLEY, President; MRS. CHAPMAN, Sponsor; EDDIE CLEEK, Treasurer, DON BENSON, Vice- President. Second row: NANCY FUGELSO, JAN BRAY, LETTY MASON, MARTA MARTIN NANCIE SITZ NANCY FIELD, MARTHA SOUTHARD, PAT HOWARD, KITSIE EASTON JEAN REED BETTY JANE IIANKES, VALERIE BROOK, SALLY FOWLER. Third row: LINDABELLE OUTLAW, JULIE CHEEK, JUDY KRAPF, RUTH YATES, MARILYN HANSEN FLORENCE MOLNICK JOAN BREWER, PATSY PARKER, HEATHER HANLEY, PAT WILLOUGHBY, JANE TAYLOR, SUZANNE BEGUE. Fourth row: JIM ARMOGIDA, PAUL KVALE, TOM MOUTOUX, MIKE SULLIVAN, JOE HAWRANEK JOHN GIRVIN CHARLES MEETRE, ARTHUR HERRMANN, DALE MATHENY. Fifth row: BOB SIECK, TOM CONSTABLE, BILL LEWIS, KENT MINICIHELLO, SAM YANCY, CONRAD FUNK EDWARD MOSES DAVID KEMP, HARRY WOODWARD, CHIP DURLEY. â â Not pictured: JOAN PINKERTON, JANET SCHULTZ. National Honor Society Since 1946 the Elizabeth Ann Clem Chapter of the National Honor Society lias existed here at Falls Church. Through the years, students with outstanding character, leadership, service, and scholarship, have been admitted into its realm. This year the society consists of forty- seven members who come from the junior and senior classes. Under the guidance of its beloved sponsor, Mrs. Mabel V. Chapman, and the hard-working officers, the members of the society have worked hard on its annual dance, its formal fall and spring inductions, college day, and the Easter Seal drive. This year, as it has in the past, the National Honor Society has done fine work for our school and community. College Day Planningâ : Page 112 W: First TOW, left to right: NANCY PARKER, PARKER MEYERS, LEE MINICIHELLO, LUCY AMES. Second row: SHARON WIRTH, LINDA HAMMA, BETTY SCIILIETER, CAROL SMITH, CAROL HARGIS, PRAIRIE DERN, MICHAEL ANN CALLAHAN, BARBARA KEEBAUCH, CARLIE ALLENSLER, MARTY MILLER. Third row: SUSAN HANSON, LINDA SCHERER, FREDA SPARKS, NANCY GUIRKIN, ELIZABETH SHERWOOD, DIANE STUART, JEANNE ALGER, NANCY ALGER, KAREN SKRIRSETH, MARTHA KERR. Fourth row: PAT MURPHY, MARGARET CURTIS, PAT SCIIAAEF. Fifth row: BILL GRAHAM, JOHN BOOTH, CHARLES NAESER, JEAN MOULIS, ALVIN HALL, CEORGE YODER, DONALD REED, MICHAEL THOMAS, CRAIG TURPIN, EDWIN KERR, MR. CRAWFORD, Sponsor. Not pictured: MARTHA FRUIT, NANCY HULL, KAREN CARUSONE, MILDRED BAGBY, DONNA SCHRAMM, JOYCE ALLSMAN, PEGGY CARSON, JUDY TRIPLETT, SUSAN WILSON, WINSTON PENDLETON, JANET SCIIEELA, LINDA LOUGHTON, SUZANNE BEGUE, BARBARA LEWIS. Junior Honor Society Qmll and Scroll First row, left to right: KITSEY EASTON, EDWINA CLEEK, MARTY MUELLER, JEAN REED, JANE TAYLOR, ROSANNE DOBBIN, EMILY STRAUSS. Second row: MARTHA PACE, ANN McADOO, JOAN PINKERTON, CHIP DURLEY, BOB HOPKINS, BOB SAWALLESH, KEVIN SHEA, BILL SEAY, DON BENSON, HEATHER HANLEY, MRS. HOLLAND, Sponsor. First row, left to right: DOTTIE LUND, Scribe; JANE TAYLOR, Secretary; NANCIE SITZ, Vice-President ; PAUL KYALE PresiÂŹ dent; VAL BROOK, Treasurer ; HEATHER HANLEY. Second row : ANN McADOO, BETH SANFORD, MARTY BYERLY, BILL SEAY, MARTY MILLER JACK CHAMBERLAIN PAT WILLOUGHBY, CAROL HILTON. National Thespian Society Junior Civitan The Junior Civitan is an outstanding organization whose basic reason for being is to make or promote good citizenship. A good Civitan is a good citizen both in his school and community. First row , left to right: TOM MOUTOUX, CHUCK FILLEY, GEORGE GLAVIS, DON PROSISE, FORD McGOWAN Second row: JOHN STANTON, BOB LINEBERRY, LEONARD GUARRAIA, TOM LAM, LEE SAEGESSER BILL TUTTLE LARRY KELLY. Third row: JOE CARNAHAN, MIKE SENTZ, GEORGE BROOKS, BOB ROSE, BOB SAWELLISH PHIL NORRIS ED DAVIS Not pictured: JOHN C. LANE, JOHN LANE, MIKE DECK, ED ROOT, GREGG TUTTLE, GLENN WARBIsâ DON DEE SANTO, JOE FREEHILL, BILL PUMFREY, SCOTTE LAWRENCE. Top row, left to right: JIM McINTIRE, Vice-President; GAIL NEWTON, Sweetheart ; PETE KREMER, Treasurer. Bottom row: BOB RUSTAD, Secretary; JAKE FRYE, President; JIMMY ARMOGIDA, Chaplain. Key Club Bottom row , left to right: JOHN MURRAY, PAUL KVALE, DICK BUONOCORE, JIM ARMOGIDA, JAY DEITS, TOM MOUTOUX, CHIP DURLEY, PETE KREMER, FRANK GIAMBATTISTA, JAKE FRYE, DOUG WALKER, JACK ZELASKA. Top row: JOHN BOWERS, JIM INTOLUBBE, DICK NEWELL, TOM OAKLEY, DON BENSON, BOB DUNNING, PARKER MYERS, BOB RUSTAD, BUDDY HAWKINS, CHARLIE MULLENS, JIM McINTIRE, KARL ANDERSON, BUTCH EYBERS, GARY CHEW, SAM YANCY, BOB HEAD, MR. CHAUDET, Sponsor. Page 116 some year; arouii a row, . tÂŽ f. 2 row - to r. row I s rowijl. to r. G feN Frhl ST FF , OltK Buonocora, C rf Anderson, Ed ward Atoms, Eric nat Kin-its,, fhtl Morns, Ronald HtcK, C ourlss Misetrs., Leonard Guari-ia., CbucK Fdla }, 8cb Site ,-Jay Dae its. â fat toward, Edwin . 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A boy whistles at some girl; she giggles. Someone drops a whole stack of books. ' âHiâ yells Miss Personality Plus. âOh drat, the bell.â Someone from public speaking class comes over the P. A. system and tells something vague about the eighth grade football team. The students do learn this, that only eighth-graders will be excused to attend. A laugh, a groan, and a wise-crack follows. Class is underway. Now and then the teachersâ voices can be heard, teaching, commanding, asking. The lunch period begins. Hungry teenagers âbeat itâ to the cafeteria. Brown bags, lunch boxes, wallets with lunch money, students fumble with these as they hurry to eat. Spoons hit the floor, someone knocks over a chair. Noise and confusion plus laughter is everywhere. In the kitchen white clad women are fixing salads; the custodian rolls away a big trash can. When everyone is full, or the money gives out, the students leave for lockers, library, main hall. The main hall is the social center. A record-player blasts âMary Leeâ, and the two girls who are the main attraction at the time do the Washington-Lee swing. Little groups of students talk, gossip, just âhanging aroundâ until the next bell rings. . . . There they go again, twice more. The noise and confusion of eating, gossiping â the cafeteria is a busy place and teenagers love to eat, and eat, and eat . . . B the time c eryone has finally settled down to work again, it is 3:20, and there is a mad rush now. Lor some it seems like a matter of life or death, this race for busses, rides, books, committee meetings, cheerleading practice. The yellow busses come and go carrying pupils back and forth to various destinations. In the building, custodians are cleaning dusty floors, sweeping up bobby pins and gum wrappers. It begins to get quiet. The committees have left. Now and then one hears the clicking of a lone typewriter, or of a teacher descendÂŹ ing the steps wearily. At 5.00 the school seems to go to sleep, but it is only resting. I he evening brings more â activities everywhere, crews bang on sets in the auditorium, actors rehearse lines, basketball practice is in the gym, meetings are in the liÂŹ brary, debaters fervently tear their hair over details of âResolvedâ; the phone rings in the office and someoneâs mother v ants him. Out on the field the new lights reign over the ball games, the crowds cheer, and everyone is proud â proud of the lights bought with the studentsâ sweat, proud to be a part of Falls Church High School. Page 118 Senior Directory MARCELENE LOUISE ABNERââMarcieââMaryland Park. Md. 1; Dance Club 2; J. V. Hockey 2. RAYE ANN ADKISSONââRaveâââS.G.A. Representative 1; Prom Court Election Committee 4; Homeroom Treas. 4; Prom Court 4. KARL ARTHUR ANDERSONââKarlââBand 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 1, 2; Musical 2, 3; Homeroom Treas. 2, 3; Yearbook 3, 4; A Cap- pella Choir 4; Mastersingers 4; Key Club 4; Magazine Drive ComÂŹ mittee. ELEANOR GALE ANDREWSââGaleââDance Club 1; Astronomy Club President 2, 3, 4; Girlsâ Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 4; A Cap- pella Choir 4. CHARLES PHILIP AUSTINââPhilââBus Driver 4. BETSY ANN BAILEYââBetsyââF.H.A. 1; J. V. Softball 1; Model Club 2, 3; Picture Editor of JAGUAR 4; Mixed Chorus 4; A Cap- pella Choir 4. PATRICIA JANE BAIRââPatââFilm Viewing Club 2, 3; J. V. Hockey 3; Senior Paper 4. ARTHUR VERNON BATESââArthurââChess and Checker Club President 3. F ' RANKLIN S. BAXTERââFrankââChess and Checker Club 1; JunÂŹ ior Honor Society 2; Athletic Club 2; Track Team 2; Film Viewing Club 3; Dancing Club 3. DONNA MAY BEACHââDonnaââMusical 2; Bowling Team 3; FuÂŹ ture Homemakers of America 3, 4. DONOVAN RAY BENSONââDonââVice-President of Nature Study Study Club 1; Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Stamps and Bonds 1, 2; Bowling Team Captain 3; Key Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Associate Editor of JAGUAR 4; Quill and Scroll 4. ALICE BARBARA ANN BETTISââAliceââFuture Homemakers Club 1; Dance Club 2. BARBARA ANN BILLHIMERââBarbaraââJ. V. Hockey 1, 2; Girlsâ Chorus 1; A Cappella Choir 2, 3; V. O. T. 4. CAROL KIRMAN BLOXTONââCarolââPep Club 1; J. V. Soft- ball 1; Future Homemakers of America 2; Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Student Council Chaplain 4. SYLVIA ANNE BOBBITTâ âPing ââFuture Homemakers of AmerÂŹ ica 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Treasurer 3, Reporter 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Student Council Representative 4; Girlsâ Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Hockey 3, 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4. BARBARA JOAN BOWMANâ âBobbi ââFuture Homemakers of America 1; Secretary of French Club 2, 3; Girlsâ Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Mastersingers 4. HENRY KNIGHT BRADFORD, JR.ââHalââChess Club 1, 4; Astronomy Club 2, 3. JACQUELINE MAE BRANTââJackyââGirlsâ Chorus 1; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Majorette Co-Captain 2, 3, Captain 4; S.C.A. RepÂŹ resentative 2; Majorette Club Vice-President 3, President 4. JANICE BRAYââJanââGlee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 3; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3; Senator 2; Sub-Deb Club PresiÂŹ dent 2; Drama Club Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; JAGUAR Circulation Staff 4. JOAN JEANETTE BREWERââJoanââJunior Honor Society 1, 2; Artyping Club 1, 2, President 2; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Youth for Christ 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior Newspaper 4; JAGUAR 4; S.C.A. Alternate Representative 4. JOSEPH JOHN CHANNEL BROADHURST, IIââJoeââFilm ViewÂŹ ing Club 2; Junior Honor Society 2; Library Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook 4. GEORGE W ILLIE BROOKSââGeorgeââScience Club Treasurer 3, 4; Homeroom President 3; Junior Civitan Club 4; A.I.A. 4. PRISCILLA JEAN BROOKSââPrisââHomeroom Vice-President 1; Dance Club 1, 2; Homeroom Secretary 2, 3; Model Club 3; Class Paper 3, 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; S.C.A. Representative 4. HAROLD N. BROWN, JR.ââBrownieââJ. V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; J. V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3. RICHARD L. BUONOCOREââDickââArlington, Va. 1; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Varsity Track 2, 4; J. V. Football 1, 3; Key Club 4; JAGUAR 4. DONNA MAURINE BURGESSâ âDonnieâ âDance Club 2; MonoÂŹ gram Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, President 4; J. V. BasketÂŹ ball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN WM. BURGESS, JR.ââJackââLibrary Club 2; Bus Driver 3, 4. MARIANNA ELOYDE BURGESSââAnneââColorado Springs, Colorado 1, 2, 3; Art Club 4; JAGUAR 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4. BERTIGENE BURNHAMââBertigeneââHomeroom Secretary 1; Key Club Sweetheart 3; Model Club 3. DAVID HOLLINGER BUTCHERââDaveââBand 1, 2; Tumbling Club 1; J. V. Football 2; Varsity Basketball 3. MARTHA FRANCES BYERLYââMartyââJunior Dramatics Club 1; Homeroom Secretary 1; F.H.A. Club 2; Dance Club 2; PAW ; PRINT 3, Advertising Manager 3; Mixed Chorus 3; National ThesÂŹ pians 4; PAW PRINT 4; Girlsâ Chorus 4; âJane Evreâ 4; âNine Girlsâ 4. BARBARA ANN CARYââBarbaraââSt. Petersburg, Fla. 1; Dance Club 2; J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Monogram Club 3; Varsity Basketball 3; Homeroom Vice-President 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; Prom Court 4. TERRY JAY CASEYââTerryââChess Club 1; Artyping Club 2; Film Viewing Club 3; PAW PRINT 4; Bowling Team 4. JOHN JAMES CHAMBERLAIN, JR.ââJackââJAGUAR JOURÂŹ NAL 1, 2; National Thespian Society 4. JULIA FRANCES CHEEKââJulieââGirlsâ Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Mastersingers 4; Paw Print 3, 4, Business Manager 4; JAGUAR 4; Forensics 4; Carousel 4; Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll, 4. DAVID GARY CHEWâââGaryââJ. V. Football 1, 2; J. V. BasketÂŹ ball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Cross Country 4; Key Club 3, 4. PEGGY MARIE CHISHOLMââPeggyââF.H.A. Club 1. ROBERT ORVILLE CISSELââBobââYouth for Christ Club 3; Bowling Team 4; Golf Team 4. ANN JEANETTE CLARKâ âAnnâ âHomeroom Treasurer 1, PresiÂŹ dent 2; Dance Club 1, 2; S.C.A. Representative 3; V.O.T. StuÂŹ dent 4. WAYLAND HUGH CLARK ââHughâ â Dance Club 1, 2; Bus Driver 3, 4. EDWTNA HOPE CLEEKââEddieââWâoodrow Wilson High School in Dallas 1, 2; Editor of Junior Paper 3; Junior Yearbook Staff 3; Model Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Editor of Senior Paper 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Page Editor of JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; Editor of Senior Directory 4; General Yearbook Staff 4. DONALD R. CLIFFORDââTekeââChess and Checker Club 1, 3; French Club 2; Varsity Baseball 3. RICHARD RALPH CLINEââTinyââSouthport, Ind. 1; Grossmont, Calif. 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Class 4; Carousel 4. Page 119 Senior Directory WALLACE EDWARD COCKRELLââWallyââVarsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sergeant-at-Arnrs of Sophomore Class 2; Varsity Basketball 4. YVONNE MARIE CODYâ âYvonne âGirlsâ Chorus 1; Music Club Secretary 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Mastersingers 4. RICHARD B. COMPI1 Ellâ âDick âArlington, Va. 1, 2; S.C.A. Representative 3; Camera Club 3; Homeroom Sergeant-at-Arms 4. THOMAS FLETCHER CONSTABLE, JR._â TomââJ. V. Baseball Manager 1; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Member of A.I.A. 4; Crew of âJane Eyreâ 4. CHERYL CHERE COXââ Cheryl ââ âFuture Homemakers of America 1; Student Council Representative 2; Bible Club 2, 4; Junior Paper 3; Debate Club 4; Senior Paper 4; PAW PRIN ' P Staff 4; Girlsâ Chorus 4. RODNEY LEE CROSONââRonnieââDance Club 1. JILL PATRICIA DALNESSââ âJill ââClass Treasurer 1; S.C.A. RepÂŹ resentative 2; Homeroom Secretary 3, 4; Sweetheart Court 2, 3; âSweetheart Queenâ 4; Model Club 2; Monogram Club 3; HomeÂŹ coming Court 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Daisy Mae-Sadie Hawkins Day 4. JOHN LEE DAVENPORTâ âDave âClearwater Junior High School, Clearwater, Ela. 1; Coin and Stamp Club 3; Film Viewing Club 3; J. V. Football 3; Varsity Football 4; S.C.A. Representative. EDWARD DAVISââEdââHarding High School, Charlotte, N. C. 1; Athletic Club 2; Film Viewing Club 3; Junior Civitan Club 4; A.I.A. 4. JAY IIAY KING DEI IâSââJay âSenator 1; S.C.A. Representative 2, 3; J. V. Fâootball 1, 2, 3; Chess and Checkers Club 1; Varsity Club 2; Varsity Baseball 1,2, 3; Y ' arsity Football 4; Key Club 3, 4. DENNIS ROGER DENNISââRogerââBeach Bluff, Tenn. 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN DICKSONââPattyââBowling Club 1; Bowling League 3; Bridge Club 2; PAW PRINT 4; Varsity Softball 4. JANET LUCILLE DiMISAâ âJanet âGirls Chorus 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; J. V. Softball 2, 3; E.H.A. 1. INEZ DUNLAPââInezââMonroe, La. 1; Tulsa, Okla. 2; Music Club 3; Mixed Chorus 4. ROBERT M. DUNNINGâ âBob âFrankfurt American High School, Germany 1, 2; Varsity Football Manager 3; Advanced Photography Club Secretary 3; Homeroom Vice-President 4; Varsity Football 4; Key Club 4; A.I.A. KA II IERINE JOSEPHINE EASTONâ âKits yââMunich, Germany 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; S.I.P.A. 4. TRYE RONALD ELKINSââTn ' eââTrack 1, 3, 4; Debate Club 3, 4. FRANK ROBERT ELLISONâ âBob âArlington, Va. 1, 2; Bowling Team 3, 4. STEPHEN LORING ELYââStephenââ PEMMIE LEE EMBREYââ Pennnie ââCalvin Coolidge High, WashÂŹ ington, D. C.; Homeroom Secretary 4. WILLIAM R. EPPARDââBobbyââ DIANE LEE ESPERâ âDiane âDance Club 1, 2; J. V. Basketball 1; J. V. Softball 1; Varsity Softball 2; Monogram Club 3. GLORIA AGNES EAUNCEââGIoââWashington D. C. 1 2- Model Club 3; PAW PRINT 3; Mixed Chorus 4. RICHARD JOHN FERRAROââRichââA.I.A. Club 4. CHARLES CLYDE ITLLEY ' â âChuck âAudio-Visual Club 3; Junior Civitan Club 4, Secretary 4. AARON CONRAD FISHERââAaronââPearl Harbor 1, 2; Sadie Hawkins Day Character 4; Junior Civic League 4. BARBARA ANN FLICKâ âBobbie âAlexandria, Va. 1, 2; Modeling Club 3; Girlsâ Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 3. JOHN FOHRELLâ âJohn âPAW PRINT 3, 4; Literary Editor 4. DONALD EDSON FOSTERââDonââJ. V. Football 2; Athletic Club 2, 3; Varsity Football 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 4. JACOB EUGENE FRYEââJakeââJ. V. Football 1, 2; J. V. BasketÂŹ ball 1; J. V. Baseball 1; Varsity Basketball Manager 1; J. V. BasÂŹ ketball Manager 1; Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Convention RepÂŹ resentative 3, 4; Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Student Council Representative 2, 4, Convention Delegate 3; Homeroom President 2; Junior Class President 3; Outstanding Member of Class 3; Senior Superlative 4. NANCY GERDA FUGELSOâ âFugie âA Cappella Choir 4; âGlass Menagerie 4; âCarouselâ 4; National Honor Society 4; Dupont, Washington High 1; Anchorage, Alaska High 2, 3. CONRAD MAUPIN FUNKââ Connie â-Junction City, Kansas High 1, 2; Monterey, California High 3; National Honor Society 4; Track Team 4. PA I RICIA MAYâ GATESââPatââMount Vernon High 1, 2; Annan- dale High 3; McKinley Tech 3. IlEXINA ELMIRE GAUTHIERââRexieââGirlsâ Chorus 1, 2, 3; Homeroom President 2; A Cappella Choir 4. FRANK DANIEL GIAMBATTISTA, JR.ââFrankââS.C.A. RepreÂŹ sentative 1,2, 3, 4; Homeroom Vice-President 1; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Dance Club 1; Honor Court 2, 3; J. V. Football 2; JAGUAR JOURNAL 2; Homeroom President 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4, SecreÂŹ tary 2, President 3; Junior Class Vice-President 3; Varsity BasketÂŹ ball 3, 4, Captain 4. RUTH CLAINE GILMOREââRufhieââJ. V. Hockey 2; Varsitv Hockey 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 1, Manager 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Softball 2, 3. JOHN WARREN GIRVIN, JR.ââ John âTaft Junior High, WashÂŹ ington, D. C. 1; McKinley Tech 2; J. V. Fâootball 3; Homeroom President 3; Varsity Foot ball 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. GEORGE O. GLAVISââG. G.ââFrench Club 1; Film Viewing Club 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Mastersingers 4. DORIS ANN GRAYââDorisââJ. V. Basketball 1. JOEL PRICE GRAYâââJoelââChess and Checkers Club 1; Stamp and Coin Club 2; Radio Club 3. DOROTHY REGINA GREENââDottieââArlington, Va. 1, 2- Sub- Deb Club 3. RICHARD BARCLAY GREENWOODââBarkââLafayette, Ind. 1. 2; Track Team 3, 4; Varsity Fâootball 3, 4. CHARLES NELSON GREGORYâ, IIIââBuddyââArlington, Va. 1, 2; Bowling Team 3; Hot Rod Club 3; Bowling Team Captain 4. EVELYN JEANETTE GROVESââEvieââ LEONARD JOSEPH GUARRAIAââLeonardââScience Club 2, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; I Speak for Democracy 4; JAGUAR 3, 4; Junior Civitan Club 4. JOAN ANN HAMILTONââJoââBalboa, Canal Zone 1, 2; El Paso, Texas 3; JAGUAR 4, Assistant Editor for Layout 4; S.I.P.A. 4. GARYâ D. HANSENââGaryââSeattle, Wash., 1, 2; Bus Driver 4. ELLEN 4â. HARDENâ âEllen âLibrary Club 1; Model Club 2, 3. JOSEPH LEONARD HARDESTYââJoeââJ. V. Football 3. WILMA DIANE HARLOWââDianeââWaukegan, Ill. 1, 2, 3. WILSON ANDREW HARRIS, JR.ââAndyââBus Driver 4. GEORGE S. HARTMANââGeorgeââArlington, Va. 1, 2, 3; VarÂŹ sity Football 4. WILLIAM HOWARD HASTINGSââBillââBaltimore, Md. 1, 2, 3. Page 120 Senior Directory LARRY KIEL HAWKINSâ Buddyâ âBoysâ Chorus 1, 2, 3; Bible Club 1, 2, Vice-President 1, President 2; Mixed Chorus 2; A Cap- pella Choir 4; Key Club 3, 4, Convention Delegate 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL Staff 4; Page Editor of Senior Paper 4; Senior Directory Staff 4. JOSEPH PAUL HAWRANEKââJoeââCathedral High of Richmond 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Varsity Football 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3; School Bus Driver 3, 4. DAVID ARCHER HAYCOCKââ Pete âMunich High in Germany 1; Chess Club 1, 2; Athletic Club 3; J. V. Football 2. HOWARD ROBERT HEADâ BobââJ. V. Basketball 1, 2, Co-CapÂŹ tain 1; Member of Honor Court 1; Vice-President of Freshman Class 1; Dance Club 1; J. V. Football 2; Sophomore Class PresiÂŹ dent 2; President of Chess and Checker Club 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3; Key Club 3, 4; Senior Paper Staff MemÂŹ ber 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4. ELIZABETH IIEUSERââLizââHomeroom Treasurer 3; Future Homemakers of America 3; Homeroom Vice-President 4; Senior Paper Staff Member 4; Mixed Chorus 4. NOLAN CECIL HILL, JR.ââNolanââWakefield High 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA GAYLE HILLIARDââPatââModel Club 1, 2; Bowling Club 3; PAW PRINT Staff 3; Girlsâ Chorus 4. MARVIN CALDWELL HILLSMAN, JR.ââMarvinââHomeroom Vice-President 1; J. V. Baseball 1; Athletic Club 3. JOYCE ANN HINKLEâ Hiuk yââDance Club 1, 2; Junior Civic League 3. ROBERT NEWTON HOPKINSââBobââWarrenton Va. 1, 2, 3; Varsity Football Manager 4; Marryinâ Sam, Sadie Hawkins Day 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; JAGUAR 4; Quill and Scroll 4. PATSY JAY HOWARDââPatââCheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 1; Homeroom President 2; S.C.A. Secretary 3; Girlsâ State Chorus 3; Outstanding Student 3; Girlsâ Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Honor Court 3, 4; Sweetheart Court 1, 2, 3; Prom Court 3, 4; Maid of Honor 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Master- singers 3, 4; Monogram Club 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; JAGUAR 4; Musical 3; S.C.A. President 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Sadie Hawkins Day character. EUGENE ADAIR HOWELLââGeneââConcert Band 1, 2; Band I, 2, 3; Golf Team 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. PATRICIA HUFFââPatââSan Marcus, Texas 1, 2; Seattle, Wash. 3. BARBARA ARDINIA HURSTââBobbieââDance Club 1, 2; J. V. Softball 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4. JAY HENRY JARRETTââJayââRadio Club 1; J. V. Football 2; J. V. Basketball 2; Science Club 2, 3; Varsity Football 3 ,4; Junior Paper 3; Senior Paper 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Senior Directory 4; âGlass Menagerieâ 4; Carousel 4. DELBERT W. JENKINSââDelbertââSeattle, Wash. 1, 2, 3. ALFRED EUGENE JOHNSON, JR.ââAIââVarsity Football 4; Little Rock Central High 1, 2, 3. CAROL DEAN JOHNSONâ Carolâ âWiesbaden American High School in Germany 1, 2; Lanier High School in Alabama ⢠. PHYLLIS DEANE JOHNSONâ âSticksââHigh School in Staunton, Va. 1, 2; High School in Charlottesville, Va. 3. ROBERT CRIST JOHNSONââBobââFrench Club 2, 3, Secretary 3; JAGUAR Advertising Staff 4; Stamp Club 1; Yokohama High School, Japan 1. STANLEY KENNETH JOHNSONâ âKenââSurrattsville High School 1, 2, 3. HUGH ALAN JOHNSTONââAlanââChess and Checker Club 1; Homeroom Sergeant-at-Arms 2; Model Airplane Club 2, 3; Track Manager 1. DENNIS WARNER JONESââDennisââJ. V. Baseball 3: Bowling Club 3, 4. BARBARA ELLEN KEESEEââBarbieââClass Senator 3, 4; Girlsâ State 3; Student Council District Representative 3; Model Club 1, 2, 3, T reasurer 3; Sadie Hawkins Day Character 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Mastersingers 3, 4; Bowling League 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Two Tramps 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 2; â20th Century Singsâ 2; âSouth Sea Fantasyâ 3; Carousel 4. MARGARET ELIZABETH KENDRICKââBettyââGeorgia 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 4. PATRICIA ANN KIDWELLâ Patâ âWashington, D. C. 1, 2. JAMES GARDNER KIPPââKippââNorfolk, Va. 1; Hampton, Va. 2, 3; Radio Club 4. ALBER 1 GRIITIN KOHLMEIERââAl âBible Club 1; Dramatics Club 2; JAGUAR Associate Editor 4, Junior Associate Editor 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Boysâ Chorus 3; Youth for Christ Club 3, 4; PAW PRINT 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Accompanist 3, 4; Master- singers 4. JUDITH ANN KRAPFââJudyââDance Club 1; F.II.A. Club 2; Homeroom President 2; S.C.A. Representative 2, 3, 4; Model Club 3; Junior Yearbook Staff 3; PAW PRINT 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; A Cappella Choir 4. MANYA ALEXANDRA KRAHMERââManyaââMusic Club 1; S.C.A. Representative 2; Model Club 2, 3; PAW PRINT 3. RALPH MARTIN KREMERââPeteââJ. V. Baseball 1, 2; HomeÂŹ room Officer 2, 3, 4; Sergeant-at-Arms of Junior Class 3; Key Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Vice-President of Senior Class 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Honor Court 4. THOMAS WALLACE LAMââTomââWoodstock, Va. 1, 2, 3. CAROLYN JOAN LANCASTERâ JoanââHomeroom Secretary 1; Dance Club 1, 2; Homeroom Vice-President 3; PAW PRINT Staff 3; J. V. Softball 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Homeroom Sergeant-at- Arms 4. CHARLES RAEBURNE LANDON, JR.ââCharlieââStamp and Coin Club Secretary 1; Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, SecreÂŹ tary-Treasurer 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL Staff 1, 2, 3; Debate Team 2, 3, Captain 3; American Legion Oratorical Contest 2; Class Senator 3; Junior Yearbook Staff 3; Youth for Christ Club 3, 4, President 4; Student Council Representative 3, 4; District ConÂŹ vention Delegate 3, 4; Junior Newspaper 3; National Honor SoÂŹ ciety 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Yearbook Staff 4. PRESCOTT PIKE LAWRENCEâ Scottâ âWoodward Prep 2; Band Member 1, 3, 4; Bridge Club 1. DOROTHY VALJENE LESHERâ Dottieâ BENITA ANGELA LEWISâ Bennieâ âArtyping Club 1; Film ViewÂŹ ing Club 3, 4. WILLIAM ARTHUR LEWIS, JR.â Billyâ âHayesville High School, N. C. 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 4. WAYNE GRANSVILLE LIBBYââWayneâ ROBERT DOUGLAS LUMSDENââBobââArt Club 1; Science Club 2, 3, Secretary 3. ERIC LANSDOWN MacKENZIEââE ricââStamp Club 1; Science Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; JAGUAR. LINDA MacLEAYââL indaââGreenwav Va. 1; Alexandria Va. 2; PAW PRINT 4. JAMES VICTOR MacNAUGHTONââJ immyââFalmouth, Mass. 1; Bridge Club 2; Homeroom President 3. Page 121 Senior Directory KENNETH ELMER MARKLEYâ âKennyâ âDance Club 1; Chess and Checker Club 2; Bible Club 3. GEORGE P. MARKSââHopalongââLong Island, N. Y. 1, 2; VarÂŹ sity Football 3; J. V. Baseball 3. ROBERT LEE MARR, JR.ââRobertâ BARBARA ANN MARTINââBabsââDance Club 1; Model Club 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; JAGUAR 4; Sweetheart Court 4. MARTA MARTINâ âMartaâ âIstanbul, Turkey 1; Germany 2, 3; Honor Society 4. LETTY ANN MASONâ âLettyâ âGirlsâ Chorus 1, 2; Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Treasurer 1; S.C.A. Representative 1; Homeroom Officer 1; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Most Outstanding Student 2; French Club 2, 3, President 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3; JR. JAGÂŹ UAR Staff 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Debutones 3; JAGUAR Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Carousel 4. ALLEN DALE MATHENYâ âDaleâ âBellmorc, N. Y. 1, 2; First Chair Band 3; Concert Band 3, 4; Radio Club 3; Junior Civitan 3, 4; All State Band 4; âDownbeatsâ 4; JAGUAR Staff 4; National Honor Society 4. MARILYN ANN MATICICââMarilynââF.H.A. Club 1; Dance Club 2; JAGUAR JOURNAL, Business Manager 3; PAW PRINT, Business Manager 3, Editor 4. CECELIA ELLEN MAXWELLââCeceliaââF.H.A. 1, 2; Sub-Deb Club 3; S.C.A. Representative 3. ANN GORDON McADOOââAnnieââSt. Agnes High 1; Homeroom Secretary 2; Art Club 2; PAW PRINT, Art Editor 3, Editor 4; JAGLJAR 4; âJane Eyreâ 4; âNine Girlsâ 4; S.I.P.A. 3, 4. CHARLES CUMMINS McCAULEYââCharlieââBus Patrol 1, 2; Bus Driver 3, 4; Hot Rod Club 3. FRANCIS E. McGEE, JR.â âFrank ââVarsity Football Manager 1; President of Film Viewing Club 2, 3. FORD PARKHILL McGOWANâ âFord ââPhotography Club 1, 2; J. V. Baseball 1; Dance Club 2; Junior Civitan 3, 4; A.I.A. 4. WAYNE MORRIS McILWEEââWayneââBus Driver 4. JAMES RICHARD McINTIREââJimââPresident of Freshman Class 1; J. V. Football 1; J. V. Basketball 1; J. V. Baseball 1; Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Honor Court Member 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4; Vice-President of Sophomore Class 2; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 2; Varsity Track Team 3, 4; Vice-President of Key Club 4; Editor of Student Handbook 4. FRANCES ANN McKIBBINââAnnââF.H.A. 1, 2; Homeroom SecÂŹ retary 2; French Club 3. CAROL SUE McLAMARAâ âCarol ââTreasurer of Homeroom 1; PAW PRINI Staff 3; Mixed Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 4; StuÂŹ dent Council Representative 4. CHARLES RANDOLPH MEETREâ ' âCharlieâ âJ. V. Baseball 2; J. . Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; National Honor SoÂŹ ciety 4; Athletic Club 3; Chess Club 1; JAGUAR Staff 4. JO ANN MERCIIAN Iâ âJo âChandler Junior High of Richmond 1; Thomas Jefferson High of Richmond 2; Film Viewing Club 3. JUDITH CAROLYN MARGARET MEYERââJudyââWashington, D. C. 1, 2; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Varsity Hockey 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Junior Varsity Softball 4. BARBARA ANN MICALEââ Barbara ââHomeroom President 1; Homeroom Secretary 2; Model Club 3; A Cappella Choir 4; âCarouselâ 4. ALFRED BAKER MILBURN, JR.ââTedââMixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Boysâ Chorus 2, 3; PAW PRINT 3, 4; JAGUAR, Associate Editor 4; Mastersingers 4. BEVERLY JANE MILLERââBevââF.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Federation Treasurer 2; J. V. Hockey 2; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4. GEORGE PATRICK MILLERââGeorgeââJapan 1, 2; Motion PicÂŹ ture Club 3; âYour Showâ for Key Club 4. J. KENT MINICI HELLOâ âKent ââIntramural Basketball 2, 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3, 4; Debate Team 3, 4; Bridge Club PresiÂŹ dent 3; Youth for Christ Club 4. FLORENCE LENORE MOLNICKââFlorenceââHomeroom SecreÂŹ tary 2; Film Viewing Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; JAGUAR Picture Staff 4. JEANNETTE LAURIE MONTGOMERYââJanââTokyo, Japan 1; W. L., Arlington, Va. 2; F.H.A. 3. MICHELLE ANN MOONEYâ âMickey ââDance Club 1; Model Club 2, 3. JOHN GREGORY MORLEYââJohnââBus Driver 4. JAMES LEE MORRISONââJim âJunior Civic League 2; Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Key Club 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL Staff 3; Sadie Hawkins Day Character 4. EDWâARD MOSESâ âEd ââChess and Checker Club 1, 2; Astronomy Club 3, 4; Debate Club 4. THOMAS JONES MOUTOUXââTomââScience Club 1, 2, Sgt.- at Arms 2; Junior Honor Society 2; President of Audio-Visual Club 3; Junior Yearbook Staff 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; JAGUAR Business Manager 4; Homeroom President 4; Key Club 4; âThe Downbeatsâ 4. CHARLES FREDERICK MULLENââCharlieââTaft Junior High 1; McKinley Tech 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Student Council Representative 4. BARBARA LEITCII MURPIIYââBarbaraââNorfolk, Va. 1; Key West, Fla. 2, 3; PAV PRINT 4; J. V. Basketball 4. MARILYN JEAN MURPHYââMarilynââVarsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. ANNE LEE MURRAYââAnneââPep Club 3; Model Club 3; Film Viewing Club 3. JOAN LEE NALLSââ foanie ââHomecoming Court Representative 1, 2, 3; Secretary of Freshman Class 1; J. V. Softball Team 1; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, Co-Captain 1, Captain 2; HomeÂŹ room Treasurer 1; Secretary of Film Viewing Club 1, 2; OutÂŹ standing Student of Freshman Class 1; Sophomore Class Secretary 2; Maid of Honor for Sweetheart Court 3; Junior Class Secretary 3; Homeroom Secretary 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Monogram Club Member 3; Maid of Honor for Homecoming Court 4; Senior Class Secretary 4; Homeroom President 4; Senior Class Paper Staff 4. GEORGE MILLER NEVINââNevinââChess and Checker Club 1, 2; J. V. Football 2; J. V. Baseball 2, 3; Film Viewing Club 3; Varsity Football 3; Varsity Baseball 4. PHILLIP LOCKE NORRISââPhilââBalboa, Canal Zone 1; WashÂŹ ington, D. C. 2; Bridge Club 3; Bowling Team 3, 4; Junior Civitan 4; Track 4; JAGUAR Staff 4. THOMAS RICHARD OAKLEY, JR.ââTomââTrack 1, 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 1; Homeroom Officer 1, 2; Junior Honor Society 1, 2, President 2; J. V. Football 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Junior JAGUAR Staff 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; JAGUAR Staff 4; President of Senior Class 4; Varsity Football 4. GAIL LOUISE OâDELLââGailââTrenton, N. J. 1; Model Club 2; âLiliomâ 2; âTwo Plus Twoâ 2; PAW PRINT 3; Varsity Soft- ball 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; JAGUAR Layout Editor 4; S.I.P.A. 4. Page 122 Senior Directory ELINOR SUE OMASIAâ Lulu âDance Club 1; Junior Honor SoÂŹ ciety 1, 2; Glee Club 2; J. V. Hockey 2, 3; French Club 3; PAW PRINT 3; JAGUAR Staff 4. LINDABELLE OUTLAWâ âLindabelleâ âPep Club 1; Dramatics Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2; âNine Girlsâ; One-Act âWhen ShakeÂŹ speare ' s Ladies Meet.â CHARLES IRA OWENSââCharlieââJ. V. Baseball 1. 2; J. V. FootÂŹ ball 2; Varsity Baseball 3. MARTHA ANNE PACEâ âMartha âDance Club 1; Home Ec. Club 2; Forensics 2; JAGUAR JOURNAL Exchange Editor 3; PAW PRINT 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; âI Speak for Democracyâ 4. PATRICIA ANN PARKERââPatsyââAustin High School, Texas 1; Junior Honor Society 2; Secretary of Artvping Club 2; Youth for Christ 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; JAGUAR Staff for CircuÂŹ lation 4. JAMES PHILLIP PATTERSONââJimââOsborne High School in Manassas 1, 2; Checker Club 3. BARBARA ANN PAYNEâ Bobbyâ âFuture Homemakers of America 1; Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2. JOAN AMELIA PAYNEââJoanââGirlsâ Chorus 2, 3; Music Club 3; V.O.T. 4 RONALD M. PECKâ Ronnieâ âHyattsville Junior High 1; Dance Club 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Athletic Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4. ANN ELIZABETH PECKINPAUGHââPeckââHomeroom SecreÂŹ tary 1; Dance Club 1, 2; Homeroom Vice-President 2; Homeroom President 3; Junior Civic League 3; Sadie Hawkins Character 4; Yearbook Staff 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Prom Court 4; Senior Superlative 4. ROBERT GRAHAM PEEBLESââBobââHomeroom President 1, 2, 4; Student Council Representative 1; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; PAW PRINT Staff 3; Member of JAGUAR Staff 3; Chess Club 1; âI Speak for Democracyâ Contest 4; Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4; A CapÂŹ pella Choir 4; Stamp and Coin Club 2; Film Viewing Club 3; Senior Dramatics Club 3. SUZANNE C. PELTONââSue âSchool in Munich, Germany 1; JAGUAR JOURNAL Staff 4; Sophomore Newspa per 2; Vice- President of Typing Club 2; Junior Honor Society 2; Feature Editor of Junior Class Paper 3; Homeroom Secretary 3; Secretary of Bridge Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Member of Homecoming Court 4; Senior Directory Staff 4; Senior Paper Staff 4. ROBERTA JENNINE PERRYââBertaââScience Club 1; Majorette I, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2; PAW PRINT 2; Majorette Club 3, 4; J. V. Hockey 3. GEORGE SCOTT PHILLIPSââScottââDebate Team 1; Coin and Stamp Club 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Sergeant-at-Arms 2; JAGUAR Art Staff 4. DONALD EDWARD PROSISEââDonââMixed Chorus 2; A CapÂŹ pella Choir 3, 4; Junior Civitan 4. ALAN WAYNE PUGHââAlanââHot Rod Club 2, 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; J. V. Baseball 2. MARTHA JEAN REDFIELDââJeanââHomeroom Treasurer 1; J. V. Cheerleader 1, 2; J. V. Basketball 2; Film Viewing Club 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4; Varsity Basketball s; MonoÂŹ gram Club 3; S.C.A. Representative 3; Girls Chorus ?; Mixed Chorus 4. THOMAS WAYNE RHODESââTomââJunior Honor Society 1, 2; Chess and Checker Club 1; Band 1, 2; 1 umbling Club 2; arsity Tennis Team 2. DOROTHY ANN RIDGWAYââAnnâ JOYCE PRATHER RIEDESELââJoyceââModel Club 1, 2, 3, SecÂŹ retary 1, President 2, Vice-President 3; Homeroom Vice-President 2; Bowling League Secretary 2, 3, President 4; JAGUAR JOURÂŹ NAL Staff 3, 4; PAW PRINT 3; Junior Newspaper Layout Editor 3; JAGUAR Literary Editor 4; Senior Newspaper 4; Homeroom Secretary 4; Prom Court 4; Senior Superlative; Forensics 4. JUDITH ANN ROBBINSâ âJudie ââSecretary of French Club 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL Staff 3. BEVERLY ANN ROBERTSââBevââNorfolk, Va. 1; Virginia Beach, Va. 2; Girlsâ Chorus 3; Art Club 3; F.H.A. 3; Bible Club 3. PHILIP DALEY ROCHEââPhilââModel Airplane Club 1; Camera Club 1; Dance Club 2; Nature Study Club 3; Track Te am 4. RUTH MARION ROJOâ Ruthâ âSchool in Germany 1; School in Richmond 2. EDWARD ALBERT ROOT, JR.ââEddieââJ. V. Baseball 1, 2; Camera Club 1, 2; Junior Civitan Club 4; Varsity Baseball 4. ROBERT CHARLES ROSEââBobââDance Club 1, 2; Civitan Club 4. MARGO CHARLOTTE RUCKERââMargoââAldie, Va. 1; LeesÂŹ burg, Va. 2; PAW PRINT Assistant Art Editor 4; JAGUAR Staff 4. ARTHUR RICHARD RUDDLEââArtââTumbling Club 1, 2; StuÂŹ dent Council Representative 1; Forensics 2, 3, 4; PAW PRINT Staff 3. ROBERT LEWIS RUSTADââBobââStamp and Coin Club 1; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Chess and Checker Club Treasurer 2; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Vice-President 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Key Club Secretary 3, 4; Homeroom President 3; S.I.P.A. 3; Boysâ State 3; Editor Junior JAGUAR Staff 3; JAGUAR AdverÂŹ tising Manager 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; Senior Senator 4. ROBERT WILSON RYANââBobââChecker Club 1; Tumbling Club 2; Model Airplane Club 3. EVERETT ALVIN SADLER, JR.ââBugsââBus Driver 3, 4; A CapÂŹ pella Choir 4. LEE DAVID SAEGESSERââLeeââArlington, Va. 1, 2; Stamp Club 3; Bowling League 4; Civitan Club 4. SADIE BETH SANFORDââBethââMonticello, Ind. 1, 2, 3; âNine Girlsjâ 4; National Thespian Society 4; Carousel 4; One-act, âThe Purple Doorknob.â ROBERT FRANKLIN SAWALLESIIââBobââArt Club 1; Camera Club 2; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; PresiÂŹ dent 4. NANCY TERESA SCHADEâ âNanâ âFrankfurt, Germany 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4. JUDITH ANN SCIIIERLMANNâ âSquirielman ââGlee Club 1; Girlsâ Chorus 1; J. V. Softball 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, Reporter 2, Vice- President 3; Mixed Chorus 2; J. V. Basketball 2; Forensics 2, 3; 20th Century Sings 2; Debutones 3; Monogram Club 3; Varsity Basketball 3; South Sea Fantasy 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Master- singers 3, 4; âTwo Trampsâ 3, 4; Bowling League 3, 4; Carousel 4. MARILYN ANN SCHMIDTââMarilynââSecretary of Pep Club 1. BARBARA SCHOENEMANââ Bobbie ââArt Club 2; Youth for Christ 3; S.C.A. Representative 3; Mixed Chorus 4. RICHARD BETHUNE SCHOOLARââDickââRadio Club 1; J. V. Football 1; Dance Club 2; Junior Civic League 3. JANET MARIE SCHULTZââ Schultzee ââJunior Honor Society 1, 2; Girlsâ Chorus 1, 2; Model Club 1, 2, 3; Girlsâ Choral Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Homeroom Secretary 3; Homeroom Vice-PresiÂŹ dent 4. Page 123 Senior Directory WILLIAM ROGERS SEAYâ Bill âTrack 1; Bowling Club 1; JAGUAR JOURNNAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, Editor 4; Table Tennis Club 2; Junior Civic League 3; âJane Eyreâ 4; National Thespian Society 4; S.C.A. Representative 4; Carousel 4. STUART MICHAEL SENTZâ Mike âGeorge Washington High, Alexandria, Ya. 1, 2; A Cappella Choir 4; Carousel 4. KFA IN 1 HURLOW SHEAââKevinââBowling Club 1; Dance Club 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Junior Civic League 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3, 4, Page Editor 3; Homeroom President 4. BARBARA DEAN SHERMANââBarbaraââFort Worth, Texas 1, 2; E.H.A. 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Homeroom Secretary-TreasÂŹ urer 4. THOMAS NELSON SHOMOââTomâ ROBER I PAUL SIIREYEâ Bobb âS.C.A. Representative 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 3, 4. ROBERâI BRLJCE SIECKâ Bob âArlington, Ya. 1, 2; Radio Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. GRACE IRENE SIMPSONâ Grace âGlee Club 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Secretary of Model Club 3. BENJAMIN IRE SISKâ Benny âLibrary Club 1; Chess and Checker Club 2, 3. MARTHA LOUISE SOUTHARDââMarthaââStrasburg, Ya. 1; ArÂŹ lington, Ya. 2; Junior Newspaper 3; French Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Senior Paper 4; National Honor Societv 4; PAW PRINT 4; Senior Directory 4; JAGUAR Staff 4; CaÂŹ rousel 4. RUTII ADELE SPARSHOTTââRuthââModel Club 1; Sub-Deb Club 3. JOAN CHRIS TINE SPICERâ âJoanâ âGirlâs Chorus 2; f. Y. Soft- ball 2, 3; Model Club 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; J. V. Hockey 3, 4. JOHN RODGER STANTONâ John âChess and Checker Club 1; Camera Club Secretary 2, Yice-President 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL Photographer 3, 4; JAGUAR Photographer 4; S.I.P.A. 3, 4; Junior Civitan Club 3, 4; First Place in Science Fair 3, 4. EMIL BABETTE STRAUSSââEmmyââTreasurer of Pep Club 1; Artyping Club 2; PAW PRINT 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Assistant Editor 4; Girlsâ Chorus 4. JOHN MICHAEL SULLIYANâ Mike âArlington, Va. 1; Tumbling Club 2; J. . Basketball 2; Chess Club 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Sergeant- at-Arms of Homeroom 3; Cross Country Team 3, 4; Yarsitv BasÂŹ ketball 3; S.C.A. Representative 4; National Honor Society 4. FRANCES LILLIAN TEMPLEMANââFrancesââModel Club 1 2- E.H.A. 3. ROBERT EDWARD THOMPSONââBobbyââChess and Checker Club L 2; J. Y. Baseball 3; Bowling Team 3, 4, President 3; Golf Team 4. ROGER ANNAN THOMPSONââRochesterââWinchester, Va. 1. BARBARA ANN IHUMAââBarbaraââDance Club 1, 2; Future Business Leaders of America 3. JO CE CAROLINE IICEHURSTââ Tice ââDramatics Club 1; Dance Club 1, 2; Junior Civic League 3; JAGUAR Staff 4; Girlsâ Chorus 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Carousel 4. BETSY V. PRUITTââBetsyâ JOAN LYNDA TUCKââJoanââSub-Deb Club 2; F.H.A. 1, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Reporter 4. PEARL YVONNE TUGWELLââBonnieââDance Club 1, 2; J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Varsity Softball 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Monogram Club 3; Majorette Club 3. VIRGIL ALBERT JOHN VAN CLEEF, JR._âAJââNorfolk, Va. 1; George Mason, Falls Church, Ya. 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Bowling League 3; PAW PRINT 3; A Cappella Choir 4. DEAN DONALD VOGELââDeanââJohnstown, Pa. 1, 2; Varsity Football 4. NORMA JEAN WAREââJeanâ JOHN AARON ALLEN WAYâ John âCollege Station, Texas, 1, 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 4. RACHAEL LEE WHEELERââRayeââJ. V. Basketball 1; Radio Club 1; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; Varsity BasketÂŹ ball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Softball 2; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Junior Class Treasurer 3; JAGUAR Girlsâ Sports Editor 3, 4; JAGUAR JOURÂŹ NAL Girlsâ Sports Editor 3, 4; S.I.P.A. 3; Girlsâ State 3, 4; J. V. Hockey Captain 3; Honor Court 4; Varsity Hockey Captain 4; S.P.T.A. Chairman 4; Sweetheart Court 4; Senior Superlative 4; Prom Queen 4. SHIRLEY LEE WHITEââ Shirley ââTrieste 1; Dance Club 2; Model Club 2, 3. DONNA ELAINE WHITELEYâ Donnaâ âDance Club 1; J. V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Sweetheart Court 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; Monogram Club 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; HomeÂŹ room Secretary 4; S.C.A. Representative 4; Prom Court 4. PEGGY ANN WILKINSONââPeggyââDance Club 1; Model Club 2; Softball 2, 3. CAROL STARR WILLIAMSONâ âCarolââDance Club 1, 2; SecÂŹ retary of Majorette Club 3; Majorette 3, 4. MAR ELLEN W ILLISââMaryââHomeroom Vice-President 1; Bowling Club 1; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Model Club 2, 3, SecÂŹ retary 2, President 3; Homeroom Secretary 3; Junior Class Paper 3; Homeroom President 4; Prom Court 4. PATRICIA MARIE WILLOUGHBYââPatââWashington, D. C. 1; Dance Club 2; Film Viewing Club 3; A Cappella Choir 4; JAGUAR Feature Editor 4; âNine Girlsâ 4; National Honor SoÂŹ ciety 4; National Thespian Society 4; Senior Paper 4; S.I.P.A. 4; One-actââWhen Shakespeareâs Ladies Meetâ; âCarousel.â NAOMI VIRGINIA WOLFREYââNaomiââF.H A 1 2- Sub-Deb Club 3. DEW El LEE W OODââDewevââJ. V. Football 1; Varsitv FootÂŹ ball 3; Varsity Club 3; Band 2, 3. LRANCES ANN V OODâ Kitty âArtvping Club l; Library Club 2; Film Viewing Club 3. JUNE ELIZABETH WRIGHTââJuneââHome Ec. Club 1 2; Sub- Deb Club 3. RU I LI W AI ESâ Ruth âGirlsâ Chorus 1, 2; Music Club 2; Junior Honor Society 2; Artyping Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3; National Honor Society, 4. JOHN W. ZELASKAâ Jack âS.C.A. Representative 1, 2, 4; HomeÂŹ room President 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 1; J. V. Football 1; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; J. V. Baseball 1; Honor Court 2; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3; Key Club 4. Page 124 r I x jLit- ' ' ' I x -Ay m i B LL 11 iH 1 3 % 1 X â mmST u s c -â iim mm -- Jr k T ir. :rz a r e tv e 11 Through the lightly and dimly lit halls of Falls Church High we have passed â treading the more silent ways - the more frolicsome ways. As we pass we bid farewell to a routine, but gather from our experiences knowledge to apply to our own future. We say our good-byes to those who gave us the incentive to depart from ignorance and naivete in order to strive m the direction of the new â of the unaccomplished, and give our hellos to a world made better, c hope, by our having been in it. This book then, our life, derived from a collection of cross-sections of learning, is our life in an institution dedicated to learning â to growth â to nourishing the dream â this is Falls Church High School as seen by you through the eyes of us on the Jaguar Staff, and from this same staff, this is our farewell â a farewell tinged with regret at leaving this, a second home, and a farewell full of hope for success, and for peace in the future. Page 125 SAVE REGULARLY TODAY FOR SECURITY TOMORROW It doesn ' t take long for quarters and dollars saved regularly to add up to a tidy sum! Especially when they earn our high dividends. Start Your Future Today! ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION A Community Thrift Institution All accounts insured up to $10,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation i etter J eaitli jbruil tter WjA + ALEXANDRIA DAIRY PRODUCTS Main Office: 6825 Lee Highway East Falls Church Arlington 13, Va. Fairfax Office: 206 East Main St. Fairfax, Va. 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BARBARA CARY TAYLOR made with unbleached flour MISS JOYCE TICEHURST MISS RACHEL WHEELER rage 132 BETA GAMMA wishes to extend its The DELTA SIGMA FRATERNITY congratulations to its graduating respectfully dedicates this space to its grad- members: uating members with its best wishes for a JIM BUTLER prosperous future: JACK CHAMBERLAIN GARY CHEW DICK BUONOCORE JOHN DAVENPORT AARON FISHER DON FOSTER FRANK GIAMBATTISTA TOM MOUTOUX JOSEPH P. 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