Falls Church High School - Jaguar Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1957 volume:

! £ - m , ap « • - 1957 FALLS CHURCH HIGH SCHOOL FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA editor JEAN REED CftROUE. PftV 5 JOftN £ OU E o p CSl E6tHTDV TEPftftNlE ROAm OftN pirkerton tow PHELP 5 CftROUE HUTTON RO eftNiHE tobbir GEORGE GUTHER UKE ROHR We, the Class of 1957, having reached our ladder, dedicate this JAGUAR our annual book, on behalf of all the climbms behind us. students who, we see, are still Page 4 t on The climb to the top of the ladder has not been an easy one; we have often been wearied, more often been discouraged; and in our Senior year we have seen the final steps loom in¬ terminably ahead. The other years at Falls Church have been memora¬ ble ones; all have contributed their share of the flavor of high school. But the Senior year is special. There is a uniqueness about endings, a precious quality in having reached the last rung of a ladder. For this reason all activities in our Senior year, all the people we have met and known, make, perhaps, the deepest impressions on us. Mr. Mishou, you occupy a special niche in Falls Church, as we have remembered you over all our high school years. Many of us took your Senior civics and those of us who did not, saw you at our class meetings, guiding us in our particular prob¬ lems. You taught us more than Civics and you guided more than our meetings. Instructing us in gov¬ ernment and man’s dealings with his fellow man, you stressed those same rights and duties in your classrooms, insisting upon politeness in class dis¬ cussions toward each of us by the others. And that is why we dedicate our official record of school life to you, Mr. Mishou, for you are a symbol of our Senior year. You stand for all that we have gained in high school, knowledge, not only of books, but of people, which is the rarer form of wisdom. MR. FRANK H. MISHOU Seniors chat with Mr. Mishou. Page J 4 Mr. Mason This year has seen many changes, several of which have been effected by our new principal, Mr. William Leon Mason. Bringing with him from Mount Vernon High School, where he had served as Assistant Principal, the educational ex¬ perience of fourteen years, Mr. Mason has made great strides in establishing his philosophy of edu¬ cation. His intrinsic “belief in teenagers” has caused him to give the students larger and larger parts in the responsibility for their own activities. He has expressed a conviction that most teenagers are capable of assuming their share in the admin¬ istration of our high school and accordingly has created such student organizations as the Student Staff and the Principal’s Advisory Committee of Students. With what Mr. Mason terms “excellent cooperation of faculty and students, this trust has begun to pay its own way, a way that promises a new era of attainment for Falls Church High School. One of Mr. Mason’s most important innovations is the Student Staff. lie is here shown dis¬ cussing school business with three representative Staff members —Gary Wilkins, Harry Woodward, and John Bowers. Page 8 Mr. Barrett __-vjj istant Principal The job of Assistant Principal for Disci¬ pline is a very important and sometimes un¬ pleasant job that Air. Barrett has discharged with both firmness and fairness for many years. He brings teaching experience and a sense of humor to his duties. Besides the problem of discipline, he serves in many other administrative capacities around the school. Altogether, his efforts in the main¬ tenance of orderly routine help to make education at Falls Church High School a most profitable and pleasurable experience. Dr. Day Another new pedagogue has appeared on the Falls Church scene this year. Dr. Orlo Day, our Assistant Principal for Instruction, has assumed the duties of superintending the learning activities of this institution, and has been responsible for many of the serv¬ ices that compose our curricular atmosphere. His educational background, and instruc¬ tional experience in many subjects has en¬ abled him to bring to his duties an ability which has helped our school maintain its steady progress throughout this term. Page 9 GUIDANCE STAFF ANNE H. RULLMAN LUCILLE SCOTT MRS. ANN FREEMAN A.B. B.S. Secretary Director of Guidance Eighth Grade Counselor FIBRARY STAFF JOHN K. GOTT SARAH WHITE JACKSON B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. Assistant Librarian Librarian Books have always been an integral part of education; not only school texts, but novels, poetry, science books, encyclopedias. There are books for fun, too. At school, our library provides books of all kinds, and our librarian, Mrs. Jackson, makes sure that each student may read as much as he wants. Helping her are our new assistant librarian, Mr. Gott, and a staff of students trained to run a library so that students and teachers may enjoy and benefit from the world of books. Students are constantly urged to explore other and larger libraries, so that their vision of reading materials is not limited to our own four walls. JAMES THOMAS ALLEN B.S., M.A. Social Studies Sponsor Debating Club MINNIE BANKS B.S., M.A. English, Reading Sponsor Red Cross ANNABEL L. BARRETT B.A., M.A. English MARY FRANCES BENNETT A.B. Algebra, Plane Geometry EVELYN TRAVERS BICKERS B.S., M.A. Typing, Bookkeeping F A C NANCY L. BIRCH B.S. Health, Physical Education Head Basketball Coach JUANITA S. BLACKBURN RACHEL YORK BOYLL FRANKLIN W. CAIN BRUCE L. CAMPBELL B.S. Biology, Chemistry Assistant Softball Coach B.A., M.A. B.A. A.B. Eighth Grade Football Coach Sponsor Monogram Chib Math, English ESSO Science J.V. Basketball Coach U L T Y IRENE R. CARPENTER B.S. Science Sponsor Astronomy Club MARIE H. CARSTATER B.A. Plane Geometry, Math Sponsor Junior Honor Society MABLE U. CHAPMAN B.S. Biology Sponsor National Honor Society, Junior Class, and Science Club NORMAN L. CHAUDET B.S., M.A. Health, Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Head Track Coach Sponsor Key Club HARVEY F. COOPER B.S. Industrial Arts Woodwork LOUISE CARREL COSTA DONNA LILLIAN RICHARD GRIFFIN FRANCES M. CRUM JEAN C. DONOHOE A.B. COTTON CRAWFORD A.B., M.A. B.A., M.A. ESSO B.A. A.B. Art Journalism, English Sponsor Savings Stamp Drive ESSO U. S. History World Geography, Civics Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor Art Club Sponsor Jaguar Journal and Quill and Scroll Page II F A C U L T Y MARTHA ELIZABETH FRYE A.B. Math BERNARD H. GARHART M.S., B.S. Solid Geometry Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, Algebra II Plane Geometry, Assistant Cross Country Coach Golf Team Coach JANICE WHITE GARRISON B.S. Algebra I, 8th Grade Math General Math LYMELL F. GORDON A.B. American Government CLARENCE J. GREASER A.B. Physical Education J.V. Football Coach 8th Grade Basketball Coach Co-Sponsor 9th Grade A. F. GREEN B.S. Eighth Grade Music Radio Club MARJORIE ELIZABETH GREEN B.Mus. A Cappella Choir Girls’ Chorus, Boys’ Chorus Mastersingers, S.C.A. Keyette Club KATHARINE H. HAMMOND B.S., Ed.M. General Science LORRAINE HELTON B.A., M.A. English EDWARD ALTON HILLERY B.A., M.A. ESSO Co-Sponsor of Eighth Grade ARLENE G. HUNT LUCY JO JACKSON LOIS G. KARCHA HELEN W. KEMP ELIZABETH M. A.B., M.S. B.S. B.S. A.B. KEPLER Typewriting I and II Shorthand 1 Dramatics, English Drama Club, Thespians Keyette Club ESSO ESSO A.B. English 9 10 ANNE P. LAURENSON B.A. French I, English II Co-Sponsor French Club HELEN M. LEE B.S. Home Economics F.H.A. Club GERALDINE L. LENVIN B.S. Senior English, Speech Forensics BERNICE LILLY B.S. Health eN Physical Education DAISY MATNEY B.S. ESSO Page 12 LOUISE MATNEY B.S. General Math 9 Eighth Grade Math Algebra 1 NELLE H. MILES B.S., M.A. Senior English Yearbook Co-Sponsor of Senior Class FRANK H. MISHOU A.B., M.A. American Government Economic Geography Co-Sponsor of Senior Class CHARLES R. MONTGOMERY B.S. Typewriting 1, General Business, Business Law CHARLES ARTHUR MOORE B.S., M.S., B.A. Spanish 1 General Language CAROLYN MORRISON B.S. Physical Education Hockey, Basketball ANNE P. MUNSON B.S. Health - Physical Education MARGARITA M. NEWMAN B.A. Spanish J, 11 Cs 111 BYRON G. OLSON B.A. Driver Education ALMA EARLE PARKER B.S. Ei ghth Grade Math Algebra 1 c u L T Y ALFRED L. PERKINS B.S., M.A. Consumer Math MARGARET ANN PORCH Health ■ Physical Education, J.V. Hockey Varsity Softball Coach HERBERT PAUL RICE B.S. Eighth Grade Math Algebra 1 LOUISE DOYLE RIGDON B.S. Visiting Teacher WINIFRED ROBERTS B.A., M.A. American History Chess Club ANNIE A. ERNEST BURNS NELLE SHUGHROU MERLE ANN SNYDER MILDRED SPINDLE ROMANUS RYDER B.S. B.A. B.S. A.B., M.A. Bach. M.Ed., M.A. Chemistry, Physics ESSO Latin, English Latin Band, General Music 11 Band Ensemble, Dance Band Science Club Guidance Counselor Page 13 F A C U L T Y ELLEN JANE SPRING A.B., M.S. Home Economics Future Homemakers of America Club MRS. WILLIAM SPRINGSTON B.S. in Education Algebra, Geometry WILLIAM C. SPRINGSTON B.S. in Education Mechanical Drawing Metal Shop WILLIAM R. STAGI B.S. in Education General Shop Instructor VIVIEN T. SULPICE B.S. French I and II Le Cercle Francais, French National Honor Society Junior Class Guidance Counselor JULIA RUSSELL TIEDE B.S. English II Sophomore Class Sponsor THOMAS DAY TODD B.A., M.A. Health Physical Education, Director of Health, Physical Education CA Athletics Varsity Baseball Coach BETTY L. TOONE B.A. English III, Creative English Sponsor Paw Print ARTHUR J. VALOTTO B.S., M.S. Physical Education Varsity Basketball Coach SAMUEL P. VANDERSLICE B.S., M.S. Math Sponsor Bible Club LELAND ARTHUR VLIET B.A., M.A. United States History World History, Junior Class, Majorettes CLARENCE J. WARREN B.S. American Government World Geography, Civics I Model Railroad Club Varsity Cheerleaders PAUL WEBER B.S., M.A. Physical Education Varsity Football LUROFF H. WILLIAMS B.S. Algebra II Eighth Grade Arithmetic Supervisor of School Store MARY MEYER WOOD A.B. ESSO Sponsor Eighth Grade MR. RYDER and BOB LAM MISS ROBERTS MR. VANDERSLICE “One and two and one and ...” “Caught in the act.” “Through the billows of chalk dust.” Yjot jf ictiired: ALPHA MARIE SPITZER B.S., M.Ed. Shorthand, Vocational Office Training Page 14 Office Secretaries MRS. THELMA LYONS MRS. ELSIE TICEHURST Cafeteria Staff ORA WHITMER BETTY BOWMAN Cafeteria Manager JULIA RICHEY ETHEL ESTES BETTY POPLIN MARGARET SHEOFFER CUDEL JENKINS MARGARET SCOTT EDNA TEPPER Custodians MILDRED FISHER PAUL ADAMS WILLIAM G. BEAUCHAMP CHARLES KORZENDORFER Page 15 Senior Class Officers Left to right: KAYE IIATKE, Secretary; JOHN BOWERS, President; WENDY JONES, Girl Senator, MATT MURRAY, Vice-President; BOB PANGBURN, Sergeant-at-Arms; CHARLENE SEGELBAUM, Treasurer; DOUG W ALKER, Boy Senator. The cycle has run its course once again, and the un¬ comfortable eighth-graders who watched the Class of ’53 graduate are now ready to don their caps and gowns and leave after five outstanding years. This year they distinguished themselves scholastically by placing final¬ ists in the National Merit and General Motors com¬ petitions. After treating last year’s seniors to a lavish prom, they made the Sadie Hawkins and Homecoming Dances big successes. This year, under the leadership of John Bowers, in his second year as president of the Class of ’57, the class is proud and anxious as it ap¬ proaches the final days of high school. Page 18 SPONSORS MRS. NELLE MILES MR. FRANK MISHOU e n l o r 3 GRETCHEN M. ABEL ROBERT LARRY ADAMS DAVID L. AMES BRUCE ANDERS BRUCE ANDERSON GWENDOLYN MARIE ANDERSON MARY APPLEWHITE JAMES A. ARMOGIDA DOROTHY BARRETT CLYDE NEILL BAXLEY GEORGE BENTON BEACH, JR. SUZANNE M. BEGUE KITTY BLACK CAROLYN ANN BLOWE BARBARA BONNET Page 19 e ni o r ROBERT BOWER JOHN VICTOR BOWERS WILLARD BRAIN DENNIS L. BRIGGS VALERIE T. BROOK VIRGINIA LEE BROWN DAVID E. BUCKINGHAM CONWAY BURKE DENNIS PATRICK BURKE AL BUSBY RONNIE G. CARNAHAN JEAN MEREDITH CARTER JOHN CHADDERDON ANN ELIZABETH CHASE ANNETTE CHASE Page 20 a ass EVELYN CHEN CURTIS CLICK JOHN COCHE NORMAN F. COLLINS PATRICIA MAUREEN COLLINS W. V. COMBS STEVEN KENNETH CONGER LOUISE WRENN COUCH CHARLES R. COUNTS SARA KAY COUNTS JANET MARIE CREIGHTON SANDRA LYNNE CROSSETT CAROLE ANN DAVIS CRAIG BRIAN DAVIS JOHN A. DAVIS Page 21 MM e vi i o r DONNA L LEWELLYN DENNIN CAROLYNN S. DENNIS ANN DUVALL DERR ROSANNE DOBBIN RICHARD W DOUGLAS CHIP DURLEY MARTHA A. EATON PRISCILLA MAY EDWARDS MAXINE ELSEY LARRY EPPARD NANCY FITCH FIELD JOHN MILTON FISCHER CHUCK FISHER RICHARD FLADELAND SALLY ESTELLE FOWLER Page 22 a J J JOE FREEHILL BETTY GERICK DON GIACOMO VIRGINIA LOUISE GIVENS MARTHA CHRISTIAN GLOVER CAROLETTA GOUGH PHYLLIS YVONNE GRAHAM LAWRENCE NELSON GRANT DONALD THOMAS GRAY LEONORA MEREDITH GREEN CHARLES K. GREENE CURTIS GUCKERT GEORGE GUTHER JIM HANCOCK BETTY JANE HANKES Page 23 r S. e n i o r HEATHER J, HANLEY MARILYN C HANSON WELLS HARDESTY TEDO HARNED PRISCILLA LYNNE HARRIS KAYE HATKE JOHN F. HEGWOOD, JR. ARTHUR PAUL HERRMANN, JR. LEE HESS CAROLE ANN HILTON HARRY HOFFMAN JOE HOLLIDGE CAROLYN HOOTS ANNIE LAURIE HUNLEY HARRIET ELLEN HUNTER Page 24 a a $ J STUART HUSEBY JAMES GUILFORD INTOLUBBE MARY SUE JETER DUANE JOHNSON JOHN JOLIN WENDY JONES SANDEE JUDKINS SHIRLEY KEATON FRANCES KEELEY LEO GILBERT KELLEY DAVID CULVER KEMP BARBARA ANNE KENDRICK LAURA KIKER BOB KNUTSON PAUL KVALE Page 2 5 e yi i o r ELEANOR D. LAMBACK RICHARD LANCEFIELD RICHARD LEE LANDGRAFF MARILYN LEE BOB LINEBERRY LINDA KAREN LINHOLM BOB LIPSNER JAN LEE LUEDECKE DOROTHY ALICE LUND JAMES ALFRED LUNDQUIST BUDDY LYNN DICK MAHARDY HUGO A. MALANGA, JR. PATRICIA A. MANN WILLIAM F. MARPLE Page 26 a J J CHARLES MARSHALL PHILIP MARTENS KENNETH A MARTIN MARIANNE MILLER McKEE JAMES PATRICK McNEELY JOHN PEPE MENDEZ WALTER A. MILLER NANCY LEE MOORE ROY MOORE MARTHA LOUISE MUELLER MATT MURRAY DIANE J. MUSE GAIL C. NEWTON MICHAEL GORDON NOBLE JOHN OLEYAR Page 27 s. e n i o r ELLEN OLSEN CARLENE LUCILLE OLSON BOB PANGBURN KAY PARKER THOMAS E. PHELPS BARBARA MARIE PILKINTON JOAN ELLEN PINKERTON DAVID J. PLUMPE WILLIAM POWELL RICHARD ALLEN PUTNEY VALLIE PATRICIA QUINN ROBERT RAPATTONI JEAN LEE REED PAUL D. RINALDI BARBARA RICHTER Page 28 a i 6 STEPHANIE ROAN BOB ROBERTS DARRIN ROBERTSON PAUL ROGERS MICHAEL DAVID ROHR RALPH ROUND ELIZABETH ADELIA RUEGG LESLIE M. RUSSO HUGH HOWARD SAUNDERS, JR. INA KAY SCHAEFER RONNIE SCHIFF HERMAN SCHMIDT GARY SCHNEIDER PATRICIA ANN SCHNELL MARLENE SEGELBAUM Page 29 e n l o r RAYMOND A. SENAVITIS JENNY SHEAN DAVID PRENTISS SHREVE KATHLEEN LOUISE SHUGHRUE NANCIE SITZ DOREEN SMITH PAULA SMITH MARY ELIZABETH STEPLER GAIL MARLENE STEVENS MARTHA STINSON JOSEPH PAUL SUPERFISKY JEANNE ELLEN SUTHARD JANE TAYLOR JUDITH FAY TAYLOR SHEILA TAYNTON Page 3 0 a $ 5 PATRICIA NORAH TRUNDLE LINDA JANE TUDOR DEBORAH WAITKUS DOUGLAS WALKER KATHY REGINA WARBURTON LINDA WELCH GARY ANNE WILKINS JUDITH ANN WILLOUGHBY RICHARD P. WINSLOW DIANE PAULETTE WIRTH SHARON LYNN WOODRING HARRY EDWARD WOODWARD BETTY DELORES WYLOGE WILLIAM S. YANCY EUNICE RUTH ZIMMERMAN Page 31 Best Dressed Most Popular Most Talented Most Likely to Succeed George Gutiier, Kaye Hatke John Bowers, Wendy Jones Paul Rinaldi, Heather Hanley Michael David Rohr, Rosanne Dobbin Wittiest Jim Armogida, Jean Carter Page 32 Most Attractive Friendliest Herm Schmidt, Pat Collins Frank Watson, Ginger Brown Personality Pins Jim Intolubbe, Phylis Graham Best All ’Round Sam Yancy, Jean Reed Most Athletic Matt Murray, Eunice Zimmerman Page 33 Junior Class Officers Left to right: MARY FREEH ILL, Secretary; JOHN MURRAY, President; NANCY LIDYARD Treasurer; BUDDY GOD¬ FREY, Sergean Fat-Arms; DONNA TOOTH MAN, Girl Senator; JIM SMITH, Boy Senator; BILL CASE, Vice-President. SPONSORS MRS. MABEL CHAPMAN MR. L. A. VLIET T he Class of ’58 has moved along since last year’s successful sophomore term and produced, under Presi¬ dent John Murray, some of the year’s shining features. They have sponsored the Night Club Dance, a major social and entertainment event of the year. The Junior- Senior Prom, climax of the school season and annual gift to the Seniors, stood out from all those given be¬ fore. An even more promising year is anticipated for 1957-58. Page 34 m n i o r 6 OSWALDO AGRAMONTE JANE ALLEN JOYCE ALLSMAN LUCY AMES LLOYD ANDERS WOODY ARBO KAY AREY BILL AUSTIN PATSY AYLAR IRVING BACCUS THOMAS BADGER MILDRED BAGBY LINDA BARWICK DEE BAYES GAIL BENEDETTI DALE BILBO JOHN BLANCHARD JOHNNY BOOTH BOB BOWLING CURTIS BROWN FRANK BROWN WOODBURY MEGREW BURGESS EMMETT BURTON BOB CAFFEY SUE CAMPBELL PEGGY CARSON KARIN CARUSONE BILL CASE EVALINE CHADDERDON PAT CHAPMAN HENRY CLARK JOYCE CLICK EMILY COBURN JACKIE COCHRANE SUZIE COCKEY Page 3 5 u n i o r JUDY COGGIN SALLIE COLTRIN BETH COMPHER JAMES COMPHER LARRY CORN JUDY CRISS HELEN CROTTS MARGARET CURTIS LINDA DANILIK PHILLIP DA SAN MARTINO PAULA DAWSON DIANE DEAN MIKE DECII CAROLYN DeIIAVEN SARA DENTON DON DeSANTO DAVE DINGER LINDA LEE DODSON SANDY DODSON JULIE DOUGLAS JIM DUNNING MAXINE DYER CAROL EASTON FRAN ENGLER LOIS EPPARD BUTCH EYBERS BILL FAUNCE JANET FIELLIN LEE FISCHBACH DENNY FITZGERALD PRISCILLA FLADELAND MIKE FOLEY DALE FORGETTE JUDY FRANKS MARY FREEIIILL Page 36 a J J SONDRA FRENCH MARTHA FRUIT GRETCHEN FUNK JOHN WILLIAM GALT PAM GARRARD JUDY GARRISON CAROL GIAMPA RICHARD GIBBONS DOUG GLASCOCK IRENE GLIDEWELL BUDDY GODFREY JEAN GORMAN BILL GRAHAM WAYNE GRAMLING GRACE GREEN JACE GREENE JULIE GUINANE SUE GUNTER ALVIN HALL SHEILA HANLEY SUSAN HANSON ROY HARDING RICHARD HARDY JUDY HARGETT RITA HARRIS ROGER HARVEY DON HENDERSON LAURALEE HENDRICKS PAT HENRY JOE HERBERT PENNY HILL DONNA HOBBS BERNARD HOCKEY VIRGINIA HOLLIS KEITH HOLMAN Page 37 u n i o r FRANK HOOTS SUSAN HOWLAND BETTY HUBBARD NANCY HULL BARBARA HURT JOHN HUZZARD IRENE JA1SSLE RAY JENKINS FRED JENNINGS BARBARA JETER JOE JOHNSON HELEN JUSTH ROGER W. KEMP MARTHA KERR STEPHANIE KING JEANETTE LAM SWISS LARSON JEANNE LAUVER LINDA LESTER ROGER LEWIS LINDA LICIITMAN NANCY LIDYARD STANLEY LINIIOLM DAVE LONG LOWELL LOTT ROBERT LUBA CAROL LUDWIG LETTY LYNN JUDY MANNING LYDIA MARPLE JOY MARTENS DICK MARTIN MARY MARTIN BILL MASKER MIKE MAY Page 38 a J 6 JOSEPH MAZZIE LEE McCENEY walt McDonald GERALD MEETRE JANET MELVIN SANDRA METHENY LARRY MEYER ANN MILEHAM RUTH MILEHAM CONNIE MILLER MARTI MILLER LEE MINICHIELLO BARBARA MILLETT BOBBI MITCHELL PETE MOE THOMAS MOORE SHARON MOREDOCK DONALD MOSHER JEAN MOULIS DALE MURRAY DOUG MURRAY JOHN MURRAY TOMMY MUSE CINDY MYERS CHARLES NAESER MARTHA NEVILLE SUE OAKLEY GAYLE OLIVER SIDNEY O’NEIL RONNIE ORNDOFF ALAN PAGE TED PAPAS BARBARA PARK NANCY PARKER ROY PATERSON Page 39 a vi i o r JAMES PATTERSON DORA PATTISON ANNE PAYNE WIN PENDLETON NANCY PENWELL MARLENE PHILLIPS JAN PLASTERER PATTI POOLE WILSON POOLE BARBARA PUTNAM BUDDY RAGLAND DON RECTOR BOB REDIFER RUTH REEDY GAIL REGAN STAN REIFF CHARLIE REYNOLDS BOB RICHE DWAINE RILEY ROZELLA RITCH CAROL ANN ROBEY RONNIE ROBINSON KAREN ROLLINS JUDY ST. CLAIRE PAT SCHAAFF JERRY SCHABEN JANET SCHEELA SIIERRON SCHMIED SHIRLEY SCHOENEMAN JOYCE SHAFFER PAT SHARP ELLEN SIKES LINDA SILLIMAN CAROL SMITH CHERYL SMITH mMH Page 40 a 6 $ FRANK SMITH JIM SMITH JOY SMITH STEPHEN SMITH HENRY SPANGLER JOHN STANLEY DOUGLAS STANTON JAMES STEFFEY BEVERLEY SULPICE RAY TEDROW MARGUERITE THOMAS RON THOMPSON CAROLYN TODD OWEN TONSTAD DONNA TOOTHMAN DAVID TUCKER BUDDY TUGWELL CECIL TUNE BARBARA VIGAR LOUISE VORLANDER FRANK WAGNER LO ANNE WAGNER BARBARA WALKER ELIZABETH ANN WALTERS ANNE WATERS ANN WOLD JACKIE DEE YANCY KEITH YORKDALE BOBBY ZIEBARTPI FRED BARWICK LINDA BATES NORMAN BRACII KEN BERES CHARLOTTE CLEEK TOMMIE DANIEL JILL DAVID BOB DENNY HARRY DIEZEL MIKE DWYER JACK EVANS RONNY GARDNER JOHN GOLT BOB HARRIS BILL HENRY VIRGINIA HOLLIS MIRIAM HUDGINS MICK MARTIN BILL McMULLAN RUTH ANN MEGEE CHARLIE MILLAR MICHAEL NEWLON DICKIE PHOEBUS BILLY PUMPHREY DON ROUND JUNE SCOTT PAUL SIIEGOGUE PAT SPITALSKY JUDY ST. MARTIN PATSY SULLIVAN BETSY TOTH FRANKLIN WING Page 41 Sophomore Class Officers Left to right: BEVERLY BOYES, Secretary; JIM CAPPIO, President; SUSAN RUST. Treasurer ; JIM HARTNESS, Vice- President; BOB EVANS, Sergeant-at-Arms; DEANE STEWART, Girl Senator; BOB WATTS, Boy Senator. The Sophomore Class, under Jim Cappio’s leader¬ ship as president, continued their march toward ’59 with the drive of the past two years. They sponsored the Sock Hop on May 17, Jay Perry emceeing. They also sponsored the Sophomore Christmas party. With much of what they will need for next year’s prom in the treasury, they are ready for a successful Junior year. SPONSORS MRS. JULIA TIEDE MR. R. G. CRAWFORD Page 42 o mo re 6 ALICE ABRAMS JEANNE ALGER ADRIENNE ALLAN NANCY ALLEN CARLIE ALLENDER MARY ANN AMON CAROL ANN AREY CLARE ARMSTRONG BILL BAILEY GORDON BALL BRUCE BARKER JACQUELINE BARKER JIM BARNES RONNIE BEACH BARBARA BEETON RAYMOND BERNOT JEANNE BIEREN EUGENE BISHOP SUE BOLAM CRAIG BONESTEEL JUDEE BOONE NANCY BOREL MARCIA BOWLING BEVERLY BOYES BARBARA BRADLEY ROLAND BRANDIS CAROL BROOKS BUCKY BROOMFIELD DEBBY BROWN DONALD BROWN BOB BURNHAM CORDELL BURNHAM STEPHEN BURPO CHARLIE BURROUGHS VIRGINIA BYLES CAROL BYRNES MICHAEL ANN CALLAHAN DAVID CALVERT PEGGY CAMPBELL JIM CAPPIO CAROLE CARNAHAN GRAHAM CARSON CHARLES CAVIL MARY CAWLEY DAVE CAZALAS JUDY CHAMBERS MICHAEL CHEW BETTY CHILTON Page 43 o m o r e FRIPPE CIIISIIOLM LYNDALL CLARK SUE CLARK DOREEN CLIMENIIAGA CAMDEN COBERLY MARGARET CODISPOTI EDITH COGGIN RICHARD COLE ROBERT COLE LARRY COLLINGS MICHAEL COMBS MARY CONNELLY MIKE CONNER OLIVIA COPELAND MARY CORBETT SHERLENE CORDANI GEORGE CORDER BRENDA JANE COULTIIER EUGENE COWENS KAREN CRONE JACK DALNESS JEFFRA DAVENPORT KENNY DEAN DODI DILLARD LOUISE DISE PINKY DIXON MARY DOBBIN BILL DORIN JANIS DORIOT ARLENE DRESCHER BENTON DURLEY JUDY ELLER JAMES ELLIS JIM ERSKINE JANE ESLICK BOB EVANS GREG FAIRHURST STEPHEN FAIRHURST PAT ANN FARRELL PAT JANE FARRELL GARY FAVREAU PAUL FIELD SHERRIE FIELLIN PAT FINDLEY JO ANN FISHER PAT FISHER NANCY FLEENOR BOB FLEMING Page 44 a 6 6 BILL FOHRELL KENNETH FOLLIEN CHARLES FOSBERG FRANK ORVILLE GANTT ELLEN GARFIELD JAY GASPARD PAUL GERICK GIGI GEYER JOE GIAMPA EDDIE GLADE JOHN GOLBY PAT GOODING RICHARD GOODYEAR CECILIA GREEN NANCY GUIRKIN KAREN GUSTAFSON BILL HAGEN DAVID HAMBRICK TOMMY HAMILTON DALE HAMLIN LINDA JO HAMMA JODY HANCOCK CAROL HARGIS JIM IIARKNESS JUDY HAWKINS KENNETH HAWKINS KENT HAYWARD LUCRETIA HENDERSON PEGGY HENSLEY ROBERT HERRMANN JOHN HEUSER JEANNINE HIERS BETSY HILL ALLAN HOCKETT MARY HOUCK SHIRLEY HOWARD JETTIE MAE HOWELL MABEL JOELENE HOWELL DOUG HUDSON NANCY HUMBERT MARGARET HUNT LaNETA HUTTON RON INGRAHAM ELAINE INNAMORATI DON JACKSON BUCKY JACOBS KAREN JENKINS SUE JOHNSON Page 45 o m o r e WILLIAM S. JOHNSON STEVE JOSEPH DOTTIE JUSTH STACY KAUFFMAN JO ANN KEEGAN KAY KIDWELL SANDY KILLEN DON KNUTSON JOHN KUHN LOUR AINE FAYE LACY DIANE LaEERRIERE BOB LAMB BETSY LAM PH ERE MELISSA LARSEN DOLORES LAUBY MARY ELLEN LECKERT CHUCK LEIBFREID JEANETTE LEMON PAUL LEWIS LARRY LIDYARD BILL LINDSEY ROBERT EVERETT LIPP JIM LIPSNER LINDA LOUGPITON LINDA LUCAS EVIE LUDLOW WILLIAM LUSH BILLY LYNN ELIZABETH JANE MANDIS JOY MARSH JANET MARSHALL SUSIE MARTIN ANNE MASON MELINDA MASSIE BUDDY MAXWELL POLLY MAY PATRICIA McCRACKEN BARBARA McDANIEL JAMES McDUFF BILL McGOWAN TAFFY McKEEVER PATRICIA McMORROW BILL McMULLAN ALICE MEAD IRA LEE MELNICOFF JEAN MICALE SUSAN MILLER VIRGINIA MOIST Page 46 a 6 6 DICK MONCURE MARY MICHEL MONTGOMERY BETTY MONTIGNY JOYCE MOONEY JUDY MOORE JOHN MOUTOUX SUE ANN MULLEN PAT MURPHY RONNIE MUSOLF MARSHALL NAY JIM NICLEY ANITA OLIFF HERBERT OMASTA GIL ORNDORFF JIM PALMES HEATHER PEEBLES JIMMY PEELER JEANESSE PENCE DARRELL PERRY FRANCES PHILLIPS CHUCK PINTO SANDRA PLAUGIIER LARRY POPLIN PATSY POWELL BETTY PRESCOTT CHARLOTTE PRINCE ROBERT QUINN STANLEY RASBER11Y PAUL REANEY RICHARD REED RALPH REEDER VIRGINIA RINK JACK ROBINSON NANCY ROCK BERND ROESNICK MARCIA ROGERS CLIFFORD ROSE DAVE RUCKER LEONARD RUDE FILLMER RUEGG SUSAN RUST WILLIAM RUTISER PEGGY SADLER LEON HUGHES SAMPLE SANDRA SAMPLE RONALD SAMPSON RONNIE SANCHEZ KEVIN SCHADE Page 47 o mo re6 STEVE SCHARR LINDA SCHEERER BETTY SCI ILEITER CAROL ANN SCOTT SHERRI SENTZ SHIRLEY SEXSON ELIZABETH SHERWOOD KAREN SKRIVSETH EARL SMITH NANCY SMITH EREDA SPARKS ROBERT STAFFORD PAT STEDMAN BUZZ STONE CHARLOTTE STOVALL DIANE STUART KEN STUDDS LOUISE SWORD LEE TAYLOR WAYNE TAYLOR DOROTHY TETLEY JUDY THOMPSON SHELBY TINGLER CRAIG TURPIN VERDA VAN HART BILL VEACH BRUCE VORHAVER LINDA WALLACE PATRICIA WALLER GORDON WARD BRENDA WATSON BOB WATTS RICHARD WELLES CAROL WHITE ANN MILLER WINGFIELD SHARON WIRT 11 DIANNE WOODRING DIANE WOODS SUSAN WOODS WARREN J. WYLOGE GEORGE YODER DAVID ZOLL Page 48 Freshman Class Officers Left to right: CHARLOTTE BAKER, President; RONNIE OLEYER, Vice-President; ANN STEPLER ' , Secretary; JOHN WARD, Sergeant-at-Arms; HUGHES IIARNED, Senator; M. T. RUST, Senator. Not pictured: SUSAN DELL, Treasurer. The Freshman Class, presided over by Charlotte Baker, participated actively in the school’s activities. Aside from the usual sports, clubs, and forensics, the class sponsored a dance emceed by a popular disk jockey which brought the class important funds for future use. From the appearance of this wide-awake class, we pre¬ dict that the Seniors of 1960 will be an outstanding group of graduates. SPONSORS MR. GREASER MR. VALOTTO Page 49 r e J h m a n BILL ABENDROTH NANCY ADAMS LARRY AKE ANN MARIE ALLEN KATHY ALLOTT DICK AMMONS TERRI ANDERSON DIANNE ANDRUSIA BUDDY APPLEWHITE MARY ANN ARMON NANCY ARNI KATIE ARNOLD AMY ARNOW GEORGE ATWOOD ELEANOR AUERBACH GEORGE AUSTIN LARRY BACHS FRANKLIN BACON CHARLOTTE BAKER MAUREEN DEE BALL GAIL BARBASH JERRY BARKER LATRELLE BARKER CHARLES BARNES NANCY BASH JEAN MARIE BEACOM JOAN BEANE SHARON BELKNAP BONNIE BENDALL FRED BENEDETTI LOIS BENNETT ANITA BENOSKI KARL THEODORE BENSON ROBIN BIDWELL PAT BLEDSOE ANN BOBBITT KAREN ELIZABETH BOBO JOYCE BOLT BETSY BONHAM JUDY LOUISE BOUCK MIKE BOUNDS LORELEI BOWIE HELEN BROTHERTON JIM BROWN MARY BROWN BUTCH BRUMBACK B RENDA BUCKLY SPENCER BUCKNER TONY BURNHAM KATHY BURPO RICHARD CALKINS DAVID CALVERT WARNER CALVERT ROY CAMPBELL MAUREEN CARPENTER MICHAEL CARR CAROL CARTER JANE CARTER MARILYN CAWTHORNE LANI CAYOT NORMAN CHANEY LINDA CHILDRESS PAT CISSEL CONSTANCE CLARK JIMMY CLARK ANN CLARKE TIMOTHY CLARKE CURTIS CLEVER HARRY CLICK BETTY COFFEY Page 5 0 PAT COFFMAN DANNY COKER VERGIE COLBY JIM COLE PAT COLLIS MADGE COMPHER MAUREEN CONNELLY BOBBY COOKSEY CAROLE COPELAND BUDDY COUSINS ANNE COX TOMMY CRANE ANNE CROZIER ANNA SUE CUNNINGHAM ALETHA CURTIS BILL DALNESS DANIELLE DARASCU HATTIE JANE DARRACOTT HELEN DAVENPORT BARRY KENT DAVIS JIMMIE DAVIS a lice Decamps SUSAN DELL ROCKY DEL MAR SUE DERR DIANA DEWEY JOHN DIBBLE MARY DICK TIM DORIN EDWARD DOWDY BUDDY DUCKER CHARLIE DUNCAN JEANNIE DWYER BRUCE ELLIOTT JON ESCHINGER JIMMY EVES DEANNA FAIRFIELD JUDY FARNSWORTH KATHY FARRELL MARTHA FICKLING PETE FISCHBACH ROBERT FISHER WALTER FITE STEVE FLEMING BOB FOERSTER JANIE FORD KRIS FORTSON ANN BARBARA FOSTER CONNIE FOSTER WALTON FRANCIS NORMAN FRANK MIKE FREEHILL MARGARET FRENCH TINA FUNK JOAN GANTT SANDRA GANYARD GENE GARRISON JANE GARRISON JUDY GATES COOKIE GIAMBATTISTA TERRY GIAMPA SHARON GIFFORD PAT GOCHENOUR WILLIAM GODFREY JOHN GOODIN CAROL GORRY GRACE GORRY JAMES GOULD ROCHELLE GOULDE GARY GRAHAM Page 51 r e 6 h m a n. LLOYD NORMAN GRAHAM BONNIE GREENWELL DIANE GREGORY SHIRLEY GRIFFIN NEIL GRIMES LEONORA GUARRAIA RICHARD HAINES BETTY HALL BARRY HALSEY PEGGY HAMMOND BETH HANES LEWIS HANKES BRYAN HANSON PRISCILLA HARDIN CONNIE HARDMAN CLIFT HARNAGE HUGHES HARNED DAREN HARRIS JERRY HART CATHERINE HARTY JIM HARVEY DONNELL HATFIELD NICK HAYCOCK CAREN HEAVISIDE CARL HEISHMAN JIM HEISHMAN PETE HELLMAN NEIL HENDERSON BILL HENRY KITTY HERZIG GEORGE HERZOG LINDA HICKEN BILL HILBISH MONIKA HILDENBRAND CINDY HIXSON BETTY HOLLIDGE GLEN HOLLOWELL DICKIE HOOD CARL HOOPER RON HRABE SUSAN HUBBARD DAVID DANIEL HUDSON BOB HUDSPETH JOHN HUFF BILL HURST GARY HUTSON LOUIS IRWIN JUDY JACKSON ROBERT JACKSON ROY JEFFRIES BOB JENNINGS FRANK EDWIN JOHNSON MARLA JOHNSON MARSHA JOHNSON SAUNDRA ANN JOHNSON DOUG JOHNSTONE BILLY JONES CAROL LEE JONES PATTI JONES LOIS JORDAN RANDALL JUDKINS DON KADEL TERRY KANE ORVILLE KARGE CAROL KENNEDY RICHARD KERNS EDWIN KERR PHIL J. KIRWAN PETE KREHBIEL VIRGINIA KUEHN Page 52 SUE KVALE CHARLES LAM ROBERT E. LAM CAROLE LAMMER KAREN LAMMER PAT LANDGRAFF DRUE LANDRUS JANET LANE JOHN J. LANTZ JACK LAURENCE JAMES ADRILE LAUVER MARYE LENEHAN GRAHAM LEWIS KENNETH LEWIS GLENDA LEONE LEYDE MICHELE LIBERATORE SUSAN N. LISCOMBE AMY LISONBEE JANET LITTELL JAY LODSUN BONNIE LONG GEORGE LONG KATE LOOMIS AL LUEDECKE MIBBY LUEDECKE ARDISH LYBERGER KATHLEEN MACH GALEN MARBURG LINDA LEE MARCHANT GEORGE MARSHALL LESLIE MARTIN SUE MARTIN LEWIS MASON MARY MASSE STEVE MASTERS JO MAY TIM MAY KEN MAYHEW ann McCartney jack McCauley JIM McCRACKEN Robert McDonald KAREN McILVAINE HARVEY A. McKEE RUTH ANN McKEEVER BRUCE MERRITT TUCKIE MEYER BILL MILLER DAVE MILLER JIM MILLER MICHAEL BRUCE MILLER TED MILLER WARREN MILLER CAROLYN MINSHEW BETTY MITCHELL FRANCES MOLLEN CAROL MOORE BETTY MORRELL ELEANOR MOSHER MARLA MOUNTZ JEANIE MURRAY MIKE MUSE MARTIN NASER CAROLE NEWLON BUTCH NEWTON TOMMY NEWTON MATHEW NICHOLS KENNETH NICHOLSON JANE ELLEN NIELSON FRANK NIVERT Page 53 man BARBARA NURGE RONNIE OLEYAR PAT O’ROURKE WILLIAM OSTEN PAM PACKARD DIANE PARKER KATHIE PARKHURST MARY PATTERSON GARY PELLEY CARL PERRY BOB PIERCE GENE PODRASKY JANET POPEJOY SANDY PURKHISEN HARRY RAGER ED RAMEY JIM RAMEY WILLIAM RAPOPORT CAROL REAM TOMMY REED BILLY RENSHAW STAN REYNOLDS GAIL RHODES DAVID RICKS BILLY RIFFLE ELOISE RIGBY LYLE RITZE CHARLINE ROAL DORIS ROBERTS KATJA SABINE ROESNICH LINDA ROHR MARY ROONEY MURRAY ROSS JAY B. RUSSELL M. T. RUST EDDIE RYAN MARY MARGORIE SANDERS PEGGY SAUNDERS PAT SCHERER CHRISTINE SCHEURING PENNY SCHEVALE BONNIE SCHIFF JOANNE SCHINDLER ANN SCHNEIDER RONNIE WAYNE SCOTT ROBIN LEE SEABOLT RONNIE SEAL ROCHELLE SEEDS MIKE SEXSON PAT SEYMOUR VICI SHORT PRISCILLA SHOWALTER LOIS SILES ROY SIMPSON HARVEY SMELANSKY VIRGINIA SMITH ARTHUR SNYDER SANDRA STACKS DEBBIE STAHL JERRY LYNNE STAHLER DAVID STANLEY PAM ST. CLAIR BETTY STEELE HOY STEELE ANNE STEPLER CONNIE STETLER LINDA STEVENS ANNIE STRAUSSER VICKI STRINGFELLOW ROY SUITOR Page 54 a 6 J SHARRON SURLES DON SWISHER ELKE TAEGTMEYER DON TALLMAN JUDITH ANN TATE JACK TAYLOR LYNDA TETLEY PEGGY THOMPSON MARY TIMMINS ELLIOTT TODD JEFFREY TRENT JANET TREXLER BOBBI TRITTIPOE BARRIE TURANO JUDY TURNER BETTY VAN HART ED VARNER PEGGY VOLPE JOANNE WAGENER JIM WALLACE GLENN WARBIS JOHN WARD CHARLIE WATSON CHARLOTTE WATSON CHARLES WESTERMAN ALLAN WHITE JUDY WHITE DAVID WHITNEY KATHRINE WILLIAMS HENRY WILLIS ROBERT WING MARLENA WINKLER ROBERT WINSBORO JOHN WOLD ARNOLD WOLMON CLYDE WOODFIELD WARREN WRAGLAND BERT ZIMBRICH STEVE BRAIN ALLAN BERES GENE BROYHILL WESLEY CONSTABLE JIM COLE JAMES CONN ANNE CROZIER LINDA ELLIS DENNIS ERTEL DOROTHY FALLSCHEER CONNIE LEE FOSTER jf icturecl: MAUD FRANSEN BARRY HALSEY DALE HAMLIN TERRY HARMS JIM HARVEY BARRY HOLMES JOHN HUFF STEPHEN JOSEPH THEODORE LEE MITCH LIBERATORE JAMES LIKENHOKER DOUGLAS PIERCE BARBARA PARAMORE JIMMY REEVES JOHNNY SAM HOWARD SCHULTZABERGER MIKE SHEEN DONNA SLOAN JOHN SMITH GAIL TAYLOR LARRY WATERS LARRY WEST Page 5 5 rhetaman Class Officers Left to right: SANDY JONES, Secretary; FRED DIEZEL, President; ANNE DeTEMPLE, Girl Senator; JOHN MANSFIELD, Vice-President; LINDA SCOTT, Treasurer; DAVE MARTIN, Sergeant-at-Arms; JOHN SILLIMAN, Boy Senator. Tlic Thetamen started the year by electing very ca¬ pable officers: Freddie Diezel, President; John Mans¬ field, Vice-President; Sandy Jones, Secretary; Linda Scott, Treasurer; Dave Martin, Sergeant-at-Arms; Anne DeTemple, Girl Senator; and John Silliman, Boy Sen¬ ator. Under the leadership of these people and with the help of their sponsors, Mrs. Wood and Col. Ilillery, they managed to give a very successful dance on April 26, which started them on their way to successful upper- class years. SPONSORS MARY MEYER WOOD COL. EDWARD A. HILLERY Page 5 6 amen JANE ADAMS MIKE ALLENDER DANIEL ALLISON GEORGE ANNAN W. RANDY ASHBY WILLIAM ATWELL GEORGE FRANKLIN BAGBY CAROLYN BAILEY JANIS BAILEY WADE BAILEY ROSALYN BAIRD DONNIE BALCH DIANNE BALLOU BURTON BARBER MARGARET BARBER DALE BARRICK ROBERT BASTROM GILBERT BATTS MARILYN BEACH GEORGE BEALL MARY ANN BEALL JAMES BECKER BILLY BEETON JOHN BEHRMAN PATRICIA ANN BELL MIKE BERRY CURT BIDDLE JACK BILLHIMER LOWELL BILLINGS BOB BINGHAM CAROLE BIRD CHRISTINE BITTING MARY JANE BITTING JOHN BLACKWELL BILL BLITCH JOHN BLUMENSON ROBERT BLUNDO ELAINE BOBBITT BOB BOKELMAN PENNY BOLAND CAROL BOLT WAYNE BOLT DOROTHY BONNET CHRISTINA BOOZE ELAINE BOREL DONNA BOSTON PETE BOTOS STEVE BOWEN RICHARD BOWER FIL BOWLER ELAINE BOYES KEN BOYSWORTH NANCY BRAMLITT KATHIE BRANDIS ALFRED BRAUN EDWARD BRAWAND RAY BRIDGE BECKY BROOKS RICKY BROWETT HUGH BROWN LEE BROWN ROBBIE BROWN ROY BROWN FRANCES BUCHANAN PAT BUCHER FRANK BULDAIN SUE BUNTING WADE BURLESON JOHN BURNS BILL BURTCHAELL BARBARA JEAN BUTLER BARBARA CAFFEY DIANA LOIS CAGLE RUTH ANN CAIN LEE CAMPBELL BEAN CARLISLE LARRY CARNAHAN VIRGINIA CASWEN BETTY CAZALAS BOB CAZALAS CURTIS CHADWICK WAYNE CHADWICK CAROLYN CHAN JOAN CHERNOOK LEONARD CHILDRESS LYNDA LEE CHILTON JACK CHRISTENSEN CAROLYN CLARK FRANKIE CLARK JEAN CLARK Page 57 JLetaman ROBERT CLARK SHARON LEE CLEM BOB CLEVELAND JOHN CLIFTON FRED CLOUGH JEANNETTE COLBY BILL COLE BOBBY COLLINS CAROLYN COLLINS GAYLE CONNER PAULA CORONA JACKIE COTTRELL SUZIE COUNTS ROBERT COVINGTON FRANK COWHERD PATTY COX PHILIP COX SHARON CRAMER JACKIE CRAWFORD TONI LYNNE CRISPEN TOMMY CRISS RUTH ANN CROWLEY PAT CULKY STEVE CUMMINGS GEORGE CUNNINGHAM SANDRA CUTBIRTH RONALD DANIELS JUDY DANLEY BOBBY DAVIS DICK DAVIS KATHY DAVIS LINDA DAVIS SANDY DAVIS ' CASEY DEAN PAUL DeARMOND GEORGANA DELFENTHAL BONNIE DENNY KITTY DENNY JOE DePIERRE ANN DeTEMPLE BUCK DEUTERMAN DIAN DICKSON FREDDIE DIEZEL JOHN B. DOHERTY LOGAN DONNEL RACHEL DOVE LYNDON DOYLE TERRY DRAEGER DEANNA DREWES PAT DUFFY LEE EARMEN MARCIA EDMONDS CONNIE ELLIOTT JUDY ELLIS ALAN DONALD ENGLE MARY ERSKINE BUDDY EUBANK GERI EVANS LANNY EVANS RICHARD EVANS CHARLES FAULKNER RANDY FAZAR LYNN FELLENZ JACK FIELD ANNE FIELLIN CAROL FISHER JEAN FISHER ROBERT FITE SUZANNE FITZGERALD SHARON FLADELAND BETSY FLETCHER JILL FRANCIS TERRY FREY ROBERT FRIEDMAN ALLEN ARTHUR FRYE JOAN FULGHUM JACK GABRIEL MIKE GALLA YVONNE GAONA CHIP GARRAD GEORGE GARALAS CHAUNCEY GAYLORD RICHARD GIAMPA LOUISA GILES CONRAD GLADE HOWARD GOHEEN PAULA GOLBY TERRY GOLDEN RALPH GOODELL ARLENE GRAHAM Page 5 8 a a65 DIANNE GRAHAM EVAN GRAMLING BRAD GREMS’ LYNDA GREENE JANET GREENLEE NANCY GRESHAM WILMA GRIFFIN BRUCE GROSSETTA JUDY GRUVER LARRY HACKNEY MARY HAERLE LYNN HAGEN SAGE HALLOCK AL HANNIGAN DAVID HARBOUR STEVEN HARDEN JOAN HARKNESS DONNA HARRIS JIM HARRIS KAY HARRIS EDWIN HARVEY PAM HARVEY TOMMY HATCHER CAROL HAYCOX DAVID HAYES PHILIP HAYS ' PAT HEALEY KAREN HERMANSON DONNA HIGDON AUDREY HIGGINS CAROL HOGAN CHARLES HOGGARD JANET LEE HOLLAND SHIRLEY HOLLAND JULIA HOLMAAS RONNIE HOLMES SUE HOOD MARSHA HOOK PEGGY HOOVER ROBERT HOSS MARY ROSEANNE HOUSTON CAROL HOWARD JAMES HOWELL BETSY HUDGINS GAYNOR HUDSON BONNIE HUFFMAN CHARLOTTE HUFFMAN LARRY HUGHES EARL HUMPHRES JAMES HUNNICUTT PAT HUNT PHYLLIS HUNT JUDY HURST JOHN HURT FULTON HUXTABLE SHERRY INGRAM JOHN JEFFREY ISENHOWER BOBBY JACKSON ELEANOR JACKSON JAY JAYNES SAM JENKINS JUDIE JENRETTE VIRGINIA JOB DAVID JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON JEAN JOHNSON JOAN JOHNSTON BEV JONES MARSHALL JONES SANDY LYN JONES ANNE JORDAN SARALYN JUDD BONNIE KEAY MIKE KELLY FRED KEMP WILLIAM VERNON KENESTRICK MARY KENNEDY DONALD KERN DICK KILBURNE CAROL KIMBLE MARY KIMBLE PATRICIA KIMBLE BOB KING MIKE KIPP PATTY KIRKPATRICK MADELINE KITTLE MIKE KLARE PATSY KORNE LYNNETTE KNIGHT TERRY KNOX Page 59 man CHRISTINE KREBS BOB KUEHN KEITH LAIN JIM LAM RON LAMB DONALD LAND MARNA LANDROS IRVING LANIER JANE LASSITER BOZIE LAURENSON JUDY LAWRENCE CAROL ANNE LEACH JOANNE LECKERT DOUGLAS LEE EDITH LEEP JANET LEES LLOYD LEMKE MARILYN LEMON PHILIP LESTER RICHARD LEYDE JOAN LINDSEY SARA LINVILLE DAVID LIPP WENDELL LITTLE JOHNNY LOMBARDO JACQUELYN LONGRIDGE LYNNE LO ORN SANDY LOUGHTON CLAIRE LOUIS FRANCES LUCAS GEORGE LUDWIG ELLEN LUNDQUIST BECKY LYNN DON MACE GORDON MacPHERSON CARL THOMAS MANDIS JOHN MANSFIELD JIM MARSH DAVE MARTIN LEE M. MARTIN PAM MARTIN CAROL JEAN MASKER CHARLES MATHEWS RAYMOND MATTHAEI LARRY MATTHEWS FRED MAXWELL EDWARD MAZZEI LISTON McALHAGGA SALLIE McCOACH CHAR MCDANIEL TEX McDUFF PHILLIP McGHEE PAT MCGOVERN RAYMOND MCINTYRE DOROTHY McKEEVER jim McKinley JOAN MCLAUGHLIN CHARLES MCLENDON MARION MCMILLAN SUE ELLEN McPIKE KENNETH McQUINN BARBARA McVAY KENNETH MECHAM PAT MEDD BILL MEETRE JUDY MEGEE WILLIAM MELLOTT DONALD MEYER BOB MILLER JOHN MILLER DANNY MOFFATTS SANDY MONDAY BABS MONTNEY ROBERT MOODY JUDY MOORE PAT MOORE SANDY MOORE JIMMY MORGAN JAMES MORRISON ANN MOSER BRUCE MULLEN ROBERT MURPHY ROXENA MUSBACK CAROLE MEYERS ANN NACKE JACKIE NEEL SUSAN NEWTON HARVEY NICHOLS BETTY NICHOLSON BRENDA NICLEY Page 60 a a66 PATRICIA NINE GUY NIRENBERG BETTY ANN O’HARA LESLIE OXFORD BRIAN PALAZZOLO PAT PATTISON BUDDY PAYNE GLORIA PAYNE CHARLES PEACOCK NITA PEACOCK VIC PEDONE MARION PENMAN EVALYN PERRY MARTHA PERSON NEAL PIERCE PEGGY POOLE JEAN POPEJOY KATHLEEN PORTERFIELD MARY LEE POSEY JOANNE PRAEL CAROL PRESTON CHARLES ' PRINCE SYLVIA PRITCHARD MARIANNE PROPST GAIL PURCELL SYLVIA PURVIS KATHLEEN QUINN ROBERT RADCLIFFE TOMMY RAGLAND JUANITA RAY JOHN READE OLIVER REED TOMMY RENTZ LEONARD REPPART NANCY REYNOLDS STEVE REYNOLDS ALLEN RHODES JOHN RICE ROBERT RICE TOMMY RICHARDSON TOMMY RICHTER PAT RICKETTS RICHARD RICKS BETTY RITCH DAVID RITTENHOUSE LEIGHAN ROBERTS JANET ROBEY DANNY ROBINSON ROBERT ROEBUCK BECKY ROGERS MARCIA ROGERS SUSAN ROGERS HOWARD ROSE ROGER ELLIS ROSENBERG CAROL ANN ROSENTHAL EMILE ROUX MICHAEL RUBIN LEE RUDDLE CATHRYN RULE JOHN RUST JOHN RUTLEDGE MEDA RYNEX JOHN SCHADE hitbiyfc SANDRA SCHELL BILL SCHLANSKER DEAN SCHNITZ RANDY SCHOCH FRANKIE SCHOENEMAN DAVID MARSHALL SCHOFIELD CAROL ANN S ' CHULTT LINDA SCOTT RANDY SCOTT LaVERN KAY SCROGGS HOWARD SEATON LaDAWN SEEDS BARRY SHARPE COLLEEN SHIELDS RONALD SHREVE JOHN S1LLIMAN CELESTE SILLS BRENDA SIMPSON DONNA SIMS ESTHER ANN SKRIVSETH CHARLES SMALL ELAINE SMALL BRUCE SMITH CURTIS SMITH DIANE SMITH KENNETH SMITH RITA SNIDER Page 6 men EDDIE SOMPAYRAC PEGGY SPICER JACKIE STACKS DAVID STARR DON STEELE ZOLA LYNN STEELE SANDRA STEFFEY SHARON LYNN STEWART SUE STINSON RICHARD STIPE NANCY STONE DANIELLE STORMS VIRGINIA STORY DUANE STOUFFER GIRARD STRAUS ROGER STRAWDERMAN ELAINE STRICKLAND RONALD STUART PAT STYNE SHIRLEY SULLIVAN CORA SUMMERS JOHN SWENSON FRANCES TARTASKY DON TAYLOR PHILIP TAYLOR KENNETH THOMAS GLORIA THOMPSON ROBERT THOMPSON CLARKE TISTADT EDWARD TOWNSEND JUDY TRANTHAM DOROTHY TREECE JOEL TRENT DAVID TRUITT JOANNE TRUNDLE TERRY TURROU RONNIE VAIL DEREK VAN DER HEYDEN NANCY VAUGHN LESLIE ANN VENABLE PAT VINSON MIKE VOEGELS DONALD WALKER JO ANNE WALKER SHARON WALSH JEAN WANNA NANCY WARBIS LINDA JEAN WARDEN JAMES WARRICK ROBERT WAYMOST KAY NOLA WEBSTER NELSON WELLS NANCY WERTH ANDY WHITE LINDA RENEE WHITE BOB WILLEY BILL WILLIAMS PAT WILLIAMS JOHN WILKINS FENTRESS WILSON JOE WILSON DALE WINCE SCOTT WISOOKER GAYLE WOLFORD SALLY WOODRUFF LINDA WOODSIDE FREDDIE WOODY BROOKS ZERKEL R. W. ZIMMERMAN Lire TERRY AKE WALTER JAY ARMSTRONG ALAN BAKER RICHARD BARNES LISLE BEAN JIMMY BUTLER PETE CAMPBELL JIM CARLBERG JIMMY CLARK BILL COUEY VERNON DANIELS JIMMY FOWLER JERRY FUNKHOUSER BILLY GEERY JEAN HANNA JEANNE HOLMES PATRICIA ANN HORNE JOSEPH HOWARD CHRISTINE KOEPSELL WANDA LAKE JAMES McCRACKEN JAMES MORRISSON GORDON PATERSON DOUGLAS REID RICHARD RILEY HEY ROUNTREE WALLY STEVENS HOPE STINGLEY JIM STRAYER HOWARD LEE VESTAL MARIE ANN VOLPE RONNIE WALSH JACKIE WEAVER NANCY WOOD DEAN WOOLSTON Page 62 Faculty Elects . . . Ocifataactifta Students By vote of the faculty, the following were elected the most outstand¬ ing students of Falls Church High School. Citizenship, leadership, and promotion of school spirit were the points governing the election. SENIORS ane dJaylor Tn am v an c v JUNIORS dd G Cdahleij r v array SOPHOMORES cJdinda JJc a mma pj amei (dap pi o FRESHMEN IZoclJL CoM idrian JJt anSon EIGHTH GRADE 2) eanna 2) reivei John. W«n fiM Page 63 Student Council i 1 9 f J •- ,« a . i 1 With more money in the treasury than in any previous year, the Student Council Association, under the leadership of President Sam Yancy, was destined to have a successful year. Much needed revenue was derived from the Student Bookstore and the Welcome and Sweetheart Dances. This enabled the Council to publish the Student Handbook and sponsor a Safety Drive (in cooperation with the National Safety Council), a Christmas Drive, and a March of Dimes campaign that broke state records and brought national honor to the school. Through its activities, the SC A has made a significant contribution toward the development of greater prestige for the school. Seated, left to right: Jean Reed, Treasurer; Sue Oakley, Secre¬ tary. Standing, left to right: Miss Green, Sponsor; Jim Armo- gida, Vice-President; Sam Yancy, President; Mr. Barrett, Sponsor. Association Standing, left to right: M. T. RUST, BOB WATTS, JIM SMITH, DOUG WALKER, JOHN SILLIMAN. Seated: HUGHES HARNED, DIANE STEWART, DONNA TOOTHMAN, JIM ARMOGIDA, WENDY JONES, ANN DeTEMPLE. John Bowers , County Manager of the March of Dimes Drive, processes “Peanuts for polio.” Page 67 Jaguar GENERAL STAFF Front row, left to right: DREW LANDRUS, MARTHA STINSON, TEDO HARNED, LEONORA GUAR- RAIA, LO ANNE WAGNER, BARBARA HURT. Second row: LINDA LICHTMAN, KAREN McILVAINE, MONI HILDERBRAND GAIL NEWTON SANDY JOHNSON, NANCY FIELD. Back row: JOHN READE, RONNIE SEAL, BILL HAGEN, MIKE CHEW, JOHN FISCHER. Tedo Harned types up “When the Smoke Clears.” The JAGUAR JOURNAL is a four-page news¬ paper which is published every two weeks by the students of Falls Church High School. The paper is a member of the National Scho¬ lastic Press Association and the Southern Inter- scholastic Press Association, and it is also a Scho¬ lastic ROTO Distributor. This year, under the able direction of Chip Durley, Editor, and Mrs. Dean C. Donohoe, Sponsor, the JAGUAR JOURNAL has had one of its best years. Journal a,erf ’ ' eft to „ Stand p ,P BETTYu ' K Warbur to n t J; Dit ors «— � . “ •= «„ 0L Copf ' COad E ditoi A Page OFFICE STAFF Seated, left to right: JUDY WILLOUGHBY, GINGER BROWN, DALE BILBO, LINDA TUDOR Standing: ANNETTE CHASE, NANCY LIDYARD, EUNICE ZIMMERMAN, RITA HARRIS GWEN ANDERSON. CLINIC STAFF Front row , left to right: ANNE JORDON, SUE BUNTING, GINNY MOIST. Middle row: CAROL KIMBLE, COLLEEN SHIELDS, KAY PARKER, JO ANN WAL¬ KER. Back row: EVIE LUDLOW, DOTTY LUND, JOAN PINKERTON. Page 70 J TDX TNTST GUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF Left to right: ELIZABETH WALTERS SMITH, PAT COLLINS, JANET MEL¬ VIN. LIBRARY STAFF Left to right: ANN MOSER, KAY PARKER, BETTY COFFEY, SYLVIA PRITCH¬ ARD, SANDRA STACKS, HATTIE JO DARRICOTT, MARY ANN BROWN, RO¬ CHELLE SEEDS. BUS DRIVERS Left to right: WILMAR EP- PARD, MIKE NOBLE, JOHN OLEYAR, FRANK WATSON, KEN MARTIN, BILL CASE. one Student-Parent-Teacher Association S.P.T.A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated , left to right: MRS. CARSTATER, MRS. CURTIS, Secretary, MR. MURPHY, Vice-President; MRS. LAIN, Chairman of Spring Carnival; MRS. FLETCHER, Hospitality Committee. Standing: JIM CAPPIO, MR. MASON, Principal; MRS. PHOEBUS, Treasurer; MR. ROHR, and MRS. KEP¬ LER, Program Co-Chairmen; MR. HANKES, Parliamentarian; MR. MOUTOUX, President. S.P.T.A. OFFICERS Left to right: MRS. CURTIS, MR. MOUTOUX, MR. MURPHY, MRS. PHOEBUS. Mr. Moutoux, President, crowns Oueen Sue Miller at the Spring Festival, as King Mike Combs looks on, ready to receive the fifty-dollar award for the winning sophomores. S.P.T.A. ACHIEVEMENTS IN 1956-57 During the 1956-57 school year the Falls Church High School S.P.T.A. took cognizance of the college admissions prob¬ lems arising from the ever-mounting en¬ rollment in the nation’s colleges and uni¬ versities. For the first time — College Night, sponsored jointly by the school ad¬ ministration and the S.P.T.A., was held so that parents as well as students could sit in on the sessions presided over by representatives from many colleges and universities. Later in the year an S.P.T.A. program wa s devoted to a student-parent-teacher panel discussion on scholastic standards which was related to the general problem of admission to colleges. As in the past, the S.P.T.A. provided two scholarships, an Achievements Awards plaque, and financial assistance to a number of school activities. Page 72 Junior Civitan Club Front row, left to right: CECIL TUNE, Sergeant-at-Arms; MR. SCHARR, Advisor; BOB LINEBERRY, President; RONNIE CAR- NAHAM, Vice-President; DON DeSANTO, STEVE SCHARR, Treasurer. Back row: LEONARD RUDE, JACK BILLHIMER, DOUG MURRAY, RAY TEDROW, RONNIE MUSOLF, NORMAN CHA¬ NEY, MIKE COMBS, JIM PALMES, BUDDY COUNTS, Secretary; JOE SUPERFISKY, CURTIS CLEVER. Science ci ub Front row, left to right: MIKE ALLENDER, Secretary; JIM LUNDQUIST, Treasurer; DOUG STANTON, Vice-President; BENTON DURLEY, President. Back row: MISS SHUGHROU, Sponsor; JAMES McDUFF, LARRY ADAMS, BILL RUTISER, CHARLENE FOSBERG, CHARLES NAESER, MRS. CHAPMAN, Sponsor. Page 73 Seated, left to right: WILLIAM RUTISER, MR. LUROFF WILLIAMS, Sponsor; DAVID KEMP President- JOHN FISCHER, Vice-President; ROBERT WAYMOST, MISS WINIFRED ROBERTS, Sponsor- JEAN MOULIS, Treasurer; PENELOPE BOLAND. Standing: JOSEPH DePIERRE, xMICHAEL ROHR, DAVID HUDSON, JAMES MORGAN, WILLIAM OS- TEN, ORVILLE KARGE, DANIEL ROBINSON, JACK ROBINSON, Secretary; JOHN STANLEY SHIELA TAYNTON. Chess Club Majorette Club First row, top to bottom: SHELLY TINGLER, BETSY BONHAM, MARY PATTERSON PEGGY SPICER VICKIE STRINGFELLOW, SHARRON SURLES, GRACE GREEN. Second row, top to bottom: CONNIE MILLER, GAIL BARBUSH, SUZANNA COCKEY, KATIE ARNOLD JANET TREYLER, JOYCE ALLSMAN, Treasurer; BEVERLEY SULPICE, Vice-President. ’ Third row: MR. VLIET, Sponsor. Fourth row, top to bottom: BETTY HALL, LINDA SCOTT, JUDEE BOONE, CONNIE HARDMAN JACKIE YANCY Secretary; GAIL STEVENS, President. ’ Last row, top to bottom: BARBARA WALKER, SUE KVALE, VIRGINIA KUEIIN CAROLYN MINSHEW IANET LANE, WILMA GRIFFIN, SHIRLEY GRIFFIN. Page 74 French Club . - • is ' fee p papff fl gw- a -S ' tfE’ HI First row, left to right: NANCY BOREL, BETTY RUEGG, VIRGINIA SMITH, CAROL SMITH, LEONORA GUARRAIA, CAROL COPELAND, JUDY ELLER, SANDRA KILLER. Second row: MRS. SULPICE, Sponsor; BETTY HANKES, DANIELLE DARASCU, Secretary; BARBARA HURT, Vice-President; GRETCHEN FUNK, President; ANN WOLD, Treasurer; JUDY FRANKS, LAURA KIKER, MRS. LAURENSON, Sponsor. Third row: LEONARD RUDE, SUSIE MARTIN, MARGARET CURTIS, JUDY GARRISON, KAREN CA- RUESON, AMY SISONBEE, MARY ANN ARMON, MARY HOUCK, SUZANNE BEGUE, MARTHA EATON, HEATHER HANLEY, BEVERLEY SULPICE, JEANNETTE LEMON, JO ANNE MAY, KENNETH COLLIS. Back row: CAROLIE ALLENDER, JEAN DWYER, SANDRA PURKIIISER, AMY ARNOW, SALLY COL- TRIN, BOB QUINN, FILLMER RUEGG, RALPH REEDER, SANDRA FRENCH, JANE NIELSON, HARRIET HUNTER, PRISCILLA EDWARDS, DANIELLE STORMS. Sitting, left to right: NANCY BASH, SHERRON SCHMIED, JEAN FISCHER, CLAIRE LOUIS, CAROLE COPELAND, HARRIET HUNTER. Second row: SUSAN HANSON, KITTY BLACK, Historian; SANDRA CROSSETT, Vice-President of Federation; BETH COMPHER, Vice-President; MARY STEPLER, President; NANCY FIELD, Secretary; JUDEE BOONE, Treasurer; BETTY JANE HANKES, Reporter. Third row: MRS. SPRING, Sponsor; JAN LUEDECKE, JOY MARTENS, FOXY PHILLIPS, JOAN TRUNDLE, JUDY ELLER, BARBARA PARK, CATHRYN RULE, DIANE BALLOU, CAROLYN BAILEY, PEGGY POOLE, MIBBY LUEDECKE, MRS. LEE, Sponsor. Back row: MARY HAERLE, DIANE DEAN, EDITH COGGIN, NANCY HUMBERT, KATHLEEN SIIUGHRUE, AMY LISONBEE, SHIRLEY SCHOENEMAN, LOUISE GIVENS, KAREN SKRIVSETH, PAT WILLIAMS. BM| Or AMERICA Future Home¬ makers of America Page 75 VARSITY - Warn Page 78 Page 79 Varsity Football ' l JHW Jr J ■ | e “a vV 1 mg Jpf ■ p- It iff «- fy—! I. «m. • . 1 H SM ' ■■ i — V j Wm |«V Front row, left to right: MR. CIIAUDET, Coach; SONNY MILLER RALPH ROUND JACK DAVIS SAM YAMPY tta t tm 1°“’ S ° NNY GUCKERT ’ HARRY WOODWARD. MAT MulffpS wKffiK; Middle row: JIM BARNES, Manager; MIKE FOLEY, JOHN JOHNSON, JOHN BOWERS NORMAN RFAPH TTTPFV rttr TON, DICK MAHARDY, BILL FAUNCE, DON ROUND. TOMMY MUSE ALAN PAGE MR WEBER Coal Back row: DOUG WALKER, HENRY SPANGLER, PEPE MENDEZ, CHARLIE GREENE JOE MA77FI GHTIPK fishfr DON HENDERSON, LARRY POPLIN, TOMMY HAMILTON, HARRY DIEZEL “AZZEI, CHUCK FISHER, mm .. Due to a string of injuries, bad luck, and playing that was some¬ times not as good as that of our opponents, our football team fin¬ ished the 57 season with a 2-7-1 record. Under the guidance of Mr. Paul Weber, back coach, and Mr. Norman Chaudet, line coach, our team was led by such players as Sam Yancy, Jim Into- lubbe, Ralph Round, and Harry Woodward into a season that was sometimes quite disheartening in its defeats. In perhaps our best game, for example, we lost to George Mason, 13-12, after our winning touchdown was called back on a penalty. The situation was similar in the Culpepjaer game. 7 he boys continued to play hard despite their defeats, and exhibited outstanding sportsman¬ ship. We look forward to a team next year with a bit more good luck and the same sense of fair play that has distinguished this year’s team. Page 80 VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHES WEBER and CHAUDET Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: NANCY LIDYARD, SUE OAKLEY, LETTY LYNN, LINDA WELCH, NANCY PENWELL, Captain; ANN CHASE, Co-Captain; MARY FREEIIILL, ANN WATERS. Not pictured: ANNETTE CHASE and MARLENE SEGELBAUM. We’re Jaguars born, and Jaguars bred, And when we die we’ll be Jaguars dead! So, rah, rah for Jaguars! Rah, rah for Jaguars! Rah, rah for Jaguars! Rah! Rah! Rah! Page 81 STU o BUTCH SAM JOHN Varsity Basketball Left to right: IRA MELNICOFF, Manager; KEITH HOLMAN, JIM SMITH, BUTCH EYBERS, JOHN BOOTH, MATT MURRAY, STUART IIUSEBY, SAM YANCY, MIKE DECH, NEIL BAXLEY, BUDDY GOD¬ FREY, BILL FAUNCE, JOHN JOHNSON, RON INGRAM, Manager. I WOODY JOHN BUDDY DOUG- JOHN HUGH BILL Varsity Baseball Front row, left to right: FRED JENNINGS, BILLY POWELL, HARRY WOODWARD, DENNY FITZGER- ALD, HUGH SAUNDERS, BUZZY STONE. Second row: CHARLES HYCOCK, Manager; JOHN MURRAY, AL BUSBY, JOHN BOOTH, LESTER GOD¬ FREY, BOB JENNINGS, ROY SUITER, Manager. Back row: MR. TODD, Coach; EMMETT BURTON, LARRY POPLIN, BILL FAUNCE, DOUG WALKER, RONNIE TUGWELL, WAYNE BOLT. This year ' s varsity baseball season has been highlighted by a surprising amount of hitting. The pre-season predictions were that F C H S was going to be sadly in need of the sound of leather on wood, and to Coach Todd the hitting came as a very pleasant surprise. After graduation last year we were left with only four return¬ ing lettermen. Other positions were filled ably by ex-JV’s who had received experience on our JV and summer league teams. Another marked change in the team has been an improved team spirit which kept them fighting until the last inning was over. This drive won often for the Jaguars. COACH MR. TODD Jaguars on the Cinders Seated, left to right: BRUCE ANDERSON, OSWALDO AGRAMONTO, BOB ATWOOD, CHARLES BARNES, DICK MARTIN, BOB PANGBURN, BOB EVANS, HERMAN SCHMIDT, CRAIG TURPIN, HARRY CLICK. Second row: MR. CHAUDET, Coach; PAT MURPHY, JOHN FOHRELL, MIKE FOLEY, DAVE ROSE, AL HOCKETT ROY STEEL, DOUG FAIRHURST, PAT COLLINS, Manager. Third row: MR. VALOTTO, Coach; BOB DENNY, BERNARD HOCKEY, TOM MOORE, BILL HAGEN, HENRY WILLIS, CURTIS CLICK, KEN LEWIS, LOUIS ERWIN, Manager. Back row: JOHN WOLD, JIM INTOLUBBE, DON REID, TED BENSON, GEORGE HERZOG, BRIAN HANSEN JACK DALNESS, BILL MILLER. The “J a g uar s” had a successful season this year under the coach¬ ing of Mr. Chaudet and Mr. Valotto. They started their schedule by tying Hammond and beating George Washington in their first meet, and taking the first step toward a county championship for the second successive year by taking a decisive victory over Fairfax. Some of the outstanding performers on this year’s team were Curtis Click and Bernard Hockey in the distances, Sam Yancy and Herm Schmidt in the pole vault, Bill Forrell in the 440, Bob Pang- born in the broad jump, Matt Murray in the low hurdles and broad jump, and Mike Foley in the shot put and discus Mike Foley throws the discus. Cross Country Front row, left to right: HARRY CLICK, GREG FAIRHURST, TOM MOORE, BERNARD HOCKEY. Standing: MR. GARHART, Sponsor; CHARLES BARNES, CURTIS CLICK, HENRY WILLIS, BRUCE AN¬ DERSON, KEN LEWIS. Varsity Golf Front row, left to right: PAUL KVALE, JIM ARMOGIDA, Captain; WALT MacDONALD. Standing: JIM CAPPIO, STU IIUSEBY, RAY SENAVITIS, CHIP DURLEY. Page 87 Junior Varsity Football Front row, left to right: BRIAN HANSON, BOB BROOMFIELD, RONNIE OLEYAR, MIKE MUSE MIKE COMBS BUZZY STONE, RONNIE BEACH, NORMAN CHANCY, JOHN WARD, CRAIG TURPIN, RONNIE MUSOLf’ “CAM” COBERLY. Back row: HERBERT OMASTA, CORDELL BURNHAM, DONALD REID, WARREN MILLER, GLEN HOLLOWELL RONNIE SANCHEZ, MR. GREASER, Coach; BERND ROESNICK, FRED BENEDETTI BOB FISHER RONNIE JACKSON, BOB EVANS, BILL FOHRELL. Page 88 Junior Varsity Basketball Kneeling, left to right: FRANK NIVERT, BOBBY EVANS, CAMDEN COBERLY, RONNIE SANCHEZ. Standing: MR. CAMPBELL, Coach; MIKE CARR, Manager ; MURRAY ROSS JIM HARKNESS PAT O’ROIJRKF SPFN Junior Varsity Baseball Front row, left to right: STEVE FAIRHURST, RAY SAUNDERS, MIKE COMBS, LARRY CORN, TOM MUSE. Second row: GRAHAM LEWIS, CHARLIE DUNCAN, BUTCH NEWLON, ALLEN MERIT, MIKE DECII, MR. WEBER, Coach. Third row: DRUE LANDERS, CHUCK LIEBFRIED, MIKE MUSE, BUCKY BROOMFIELD, CAMDEN COBERLY, JIMMY CONN. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: HUGHES HARNED, BEVERLY BOYES, CHARLOTTE BAKER, CAROL BROOKS, LINDA WALLACE, CAROL ANN SCOTT. Not pictured: ANN STEPLER and JO ANN FISHER, Captain. Page 89 Eighth Grade Football Front row, left to right: JOHNNY SILLIMAN, EARL HUMPHRIES, JOHN RUST, JIM CLARK JACK GABRIAL, LEE CAMPBELL, BOB BOCKELMAN. Middle row: BILL SCHLANSKER, KEITH LAIN, R. W. ZIMMERMAN, JOE WILSON, BILL ATWELL CURTIS SMITH, TOMMY RICHARDSON, BILL BURCHELL, MIKE KLARE, JOHN WILKINS, AL HANNIGAN, Manager. Back row: CHARLES McDANIEL, TERRY AKE, LARRY HUGHES, DAVID MARTIN, ROBERT CLEVELAND, LEE ERMAN, DAVE TRUITT, FRED DIEZEL, CHAUNCY GAYLORD, JOHN BLACKWELL, ROGER ROSENBERG EDWARD MAZZIE, Manager. Eighth Grade B aske tball Front row, left to right: TOMMY RICHARDSON, JAY NICHOLS, CHARLES McDANIEL, JOHN BLACKWELL BOB BOSTUS, BILL MEETRE, BUCKY DENTON. Page 90 Back row: JOHN MANSFIELD, ART FRYE, FRED CLOGH, MR. GREASER, Coach: RANDY ASHBY DAVE FRUITT JIM CLARK, JIMMY MORGAN, Manager. Eighth Grade Baseball First row, left to right: KEN SMITH, ROBERT BOSTROM, TOM RIOTER, DAVE HAYES, JIM BUTLER. Second row: MR. OLSON, Coach; JOHN READE, JOHN BLACKWELL, WILLIAM MEETRE, ROBERT CLARK, STEVE CUMMINGS, ART FRYE. Third row: ALLEN RHODES, TOMMY RICHARDSON, JIM McCRACKEN, DAVE TRUITT, BUTCH HUMPHRIES, JOE WILSON, BILL ATWELL, FRED DIEZEL. Eighth Grade Cheerleaders Left to right: MARTY PERSONS, LINDA SCOTT, CATHY QUINN, ELAINE BOYLES, PATTY BELL, ANN DeTEM- PLE, ANN FIELLIAN. Page 91 . Top: Jaguars come on the Held Thanksgiving game. Holman jumps in the Fairfax game. Center: Holman sinks one. Diezel passes to Bowers. Martha Neville and Gary Wilkins try for a basket. Bottom: Wilkins dribbles against close competition. Jaguars in action. Page 92 Girls’ Varsity Hockey Front row , left to right: CINDY MYERS, MARY CONLEY, EUNICE ZIMMERMAN, BETTY RUEGG, PHYLLIS GRAHAM. Back row: PAT STEDMAN, MADGE COMPHER. SUZANNE BEGUE, JUDY WILLOUGHBY, MALISSA SARSEN, JUDY THOMPSON, Manager. In the best series in years, our hockey team took the county championship with a 5-0-1 rec¬ ord. Such players as Eunice Zimmerman, Betty Ruegg, Phyllis Graham, Judy Willoughby and others gave their coaches, Miss Morrison and Miss Porch, a year in which to take great pride. COACHES MISS MORRISON and MISS PORCH Girls’ Varsity Basketball Standing, left to right: BETSY TOTH, EUNICE ZIMMERMAN, BEVERLY SULPICE, LYNNE HARRIS, GARY WILKINS, LETTY LYNN, PAT STEADMAN. Kneeling: LOUISE DISE, Manager; MARLENA WINKLER, Manager; JERRY STAHLER, Manager. The girls’ basketball team, running under a streak of bad luck and powerful opposition, did not finish undefeated. Sparked by a team which trained long and fought hard, however, they scored creditably with a 4 - 6 - 0 record for Falls Church High. Page 94 Varsity Softball Front tow, left to right: BONNIE SCHIFF, BEVERLY SUL- PICE, LOIS DELLARD, STEPHANIE ROAN, MARCIA ROGERS. Second row: KATHY MACH, ENOLLA MORRISON, CAROL GIAMPA, MARLENA WINKLER. Back row: MANAGERS DORIS ROBERTS, PAT COFFMAN, PATTY POOLE. If one sentence could be used to describe this year’s girls’ softball team, that phrase would be, “It was fun!” Hampered by the inexperience of the team— only two of the girls had held positions previous to this season — the coaches trained and the girls practiced and played with vigor. As to the relative prowess of their various opponents, the team unanimously declared Mount Ver¬ non to be their toughest adversary. COACH MISS M. PORCH Page 9 5 Sitting, left to right: Joyce Alls- man, Mary Conley, Sara Den¬ ton, Marty Mueller, Nancy Lidyard, Carol Easten, Sally Coltrin. Kneeling: Alice Campbell, Bon¬ nie Hoffman, Madge Com¬ piler, Bonnie Schiff, Frieda Sparks, Nancy Adams. Standing: Carol Gorry, Donna Toothman, Martha Neville, Diane Stewart, Dorothy Tet¬ ley, Pat Farrell, Peggy Ham¬ mond. Girls’ J. V. Basketball Front row, left to right: Carol Jones, Ann Fost er, Carol Gorry, Madge Compher, Grace Gorry. Second row: Alice DeCamps, Sylvia Purvis, Freda Connor, Nancy Myer, Helen Giamba- tista, Mary Connelly, Ann Stephler. Back row: Glenda Leyde, Pat Coffman, Pat Poole, Jackie Stacks. Girls J. V. Hockey Front row, left to right: Judy Farnsworth, Mary Timmins, Judy Tate, Sue Bunting, Karen Mcllvaine. Middle row: Sally Coltrin, Swiss Larsen, Helen Giambattista, Leonora Guarria, Bicy Rogers, Janet Small. Back row: Verda Van Hart, Betty Montigny, Nancy Ad¬ ams, Bonnie Schiff, Carol Bolt, Mary Ann Beall, Mar- lena Winkler, Manager. Girls J. V. Softball Page 96 Center: Foley following through. Murray and Smith warm up before a game. Bottom: Hockev passes off to Fohrell. Click clicks off the mile. Top: Jaguarettes in action. Woodward winds up. Page 97 I I j Left to right: SANDY JONES, PAT FINLEY, GINGER BROWN, LINDA WELSH, Maid of Honor ANN CHASE, SUE OAKLEY, CHARLOTTE BAKER. The annual homecoming game, played against Wakefield High School, was one of the most spectacular of the season. Although one may be misled by the score, the “Jaguars” played an inspired brand of football. Our lovely Queen and her court entered the half-time ceremonies in a parade of cars. During the ceremonies Miss Pat Howard, Queen of ’56, crowned Mrs. Marlene Segelbaum Chew, Homecoming Queen of 1957. That evening the at¬ tractively-attired young ladies of the court, and the Queen herself contributed to the gala atmosphere of the dance, and left an indelible picture in the minds of all who attended. Page 100 I SADIE HAWKINS DANCE | DQ 6 WkTCff Our Sc ) 00 cjrystt heca rte Pyyya cA or a o ie—r? y s Ac iAj me � p ety y 0A a As o ( ye AcAea Ay AAurry n ' Sam wA ? neus yn ec s A Ai tier a 7 o APu sy Way 00A A on. A etmmy ctn A Acyyay A)Aum cAcy eror? e? cA crs o ?es A AAe Coy yeA ) ActcAh oocAs Ae s At y A es. .Su eet L ear t Sou M isS 57 c to n ' „ O ueen nt’5 6 ‘ GW ®f D V- Q ° Cen M lSS ’ ed W The Annual Sweetheart Dance was held in the school gym on February 16, 1957. Music was provided by the Maxfield Or¬ chestra. With Ginger Brown reigning as Queen over the beautiful Sweetheart Court, the dance was one of the big successes of the year. Front row, left to right: JEANNIE HIERES, ANN FILIENE, ANNETTE CHASE, VALA RIE BROOK, PAT QUINN, LINDA SILLIMAN. Back row: MARY FREEHILL, TUCKY MYERS, ANN WATERS, ANN STEPLER, JOYCE SHAFFER, Maid of Honor; GINGER BROWN, Queen; ,BEVERLY BOYES, ANN DeTEMPLE, CAROL SCOTT, DEBBIE STAHLL. Page 102 rom L ourt The annual Junior-Senior Prom, with the Juniors as hosts, took place in the main ball¬ room of the Shoreham Hotel on the first night in June. Jean Reed, prom queen, in a white formal, was crowned by last year’s queen, Raye Wheeler, after the court en¬ tered in regal procession. To the Seniors this very special prom will remain in their memories for a long, l ong time. Seated, left to right: KATHIE WARBURTON, JEAN REED, Queen, and CINDY MYERS, Maid of Honor. Standing: WENDY JONES, GINGER BROWN, PRIS EDWARDS, MARTY MUELLER, MARILYN HAN¬ SEN, CAROLE HILTON, KAYE HATKE. Not pictured: PHYLLIS GRAHAM. Page 103 Herb Davis crowns Mary Freehill Miss Pancake of 1957. An earnest card game in progress The one-step, two-step, and three-step. Jackie Yancy and Walt McDonald relax at the Night Club Dance Page 104 Foreign visitors tom the school guided bv Evelyn Chen and other students. A si umber party rages far into the night. Mr. Mishou’s Eskimo outfit worn by Harry Diczel in the United Nations Program. Oswaldo Agramonte, our substitute for a foreign-exchange student. The French Club presents its annual Christmas Tea. Page 105 m, - ' e • ; • , V ,;, ' ' -V ‘ � First row, left to right: Heather Hanley, Carole Hilton, Sue Hanson, Margaret Curtis, Marty Mueller, Alan Page, Mike Noble, Bill Marple. Second row: Charlotte Cleek, Martha Fruit, Betty Ruegg, Marty Miller, Paul Kvale, Joe Johnston, Irving Baccus, Rich¬ ard Laneefield. Third row: Harriet Hunter, Carole Easton, Carole Brooks, Swiss Larson, Don Williams, Chuck Fisher, Arthur Herr¬ mann, Ronnie Sampson. Fourth row: Marlene Phillips, Pat Steadman, Pat Fisher, Judy Willoughby, Carol Lud¬ wig, Pinky Dixon. A Cappella SECTION LEADERS PAT MURPHY, IRVING BACCUS, ART HERRMANN, ALVIN HALL Choir First row, left to right: George Guther, Paul Shugue, Alvin Hall, David Shreve, Jeanie Southard, Kitty Black, Anita Oliff, Pat Schnell, Karen Caro- sone. Second row: John Bowers, Craig Davis, Richard Goder, Bob Herman, Dianne Wirth, Judy Taylor, Jan Leudecke, Penny Hill. Third row: Bill Case, Frank Brown, Pat Murphy, Gary Wilkins, Nancy Lidyard, Karen Jenkins, Maryanne Mc¬ Kee, Kaye Hatke. Fourth row: Joyce Allsman, Nancy Smith, Betty Jane Hankes, Donna Hobbs, Sharon Wirth, Barbara Rich¬ ter. SECTION LEADERS JEANNE SUTHARD, GARY WILKINS, MARTY MILLER, CAROL EASTON Page 109 ALL-STATE CHORUS Seated, left to right: GARY ANNE WILKINS JAN LUEDECKE MARTY MILLER Standing, left to right: JIM INTOLUBBE JOHN BOWERS ALVIN HALL ARTHUR HERRMANN PAUL KVALE MASTERSINGERS Seated, left to right: HARRIET HUNTER PAT FISHER MARTY MILLER KITTY BLACK JUDY TAYLOR GARY WILKINS CAROL BROOKS Standing, left to right: PAT MURPHY JIM INTOLUBBE IRVING BACCUS ALVIN HALL MIKE NOBEL JOHN BOWERS PAUL KVALE ARTHUR HERRMANN 1 ! j ' Front row, left to right: KATHIE WARBURTON, MARLENE PHILLIPS, SHARON GIFFORD, VER- GIE COLBY, LINDA LICHTMAN, EUNICE ZIM¬ MERMAN. Second row: JEFFRA DAVENPORT, BARBARA Mc- DANIEL, PAT BLEDSOE, BETTY MITCHELL, JEAN CARTER, MARLA MOUNTZ. Third row: PEGGY HENSLEY, ANN McCARTNEY, ANN WINGFIELD, CHARLOTTE BAKER, MON¬ ICA HILDENBRAND, JERRY STAHLER, ELEA- NOR GIBBINS. Back row: PEGGY CARSON, MARTY MILLER, LOUISE COUCH, CAROLYN DeHAVEN, MARY JANE ESLICK, CAROLYNN DENNIS, BARBARA PARAMOUR, JANET LITTELL, HEATHER Page no HANLEY. Girls’ Boys’ Chorus Front row , left to right: BILL BAILEY, TIM DORRIN. Second row: FRANK BROWN, MISS GREEN, Director; JIM INTOLUBBE. Third row: IRVING BACCUS, PAUL KVALE, DON WILLIAMS, ART HERRMANN. Fourth row: BOB COOKSEY, CRAIG DAVIS, HOY STEELE. Back row: DON DeSANTO, RAY TEDRO, ALVIN HALL, JOHN BOWERS. Chorus Front row, left to right: HARRIET HUNTER, VAL BROOK, DONNA HOBBS, EMILY COBURN, BARBARA RICHTER, PAT GOODING. Second row: JANE NIELSON, MARIAN HORNBECK, MARY TIMMINS, JUDY BOONE, JEAN MICALE, CONNIE HARDMAN. Third row: GREY ABEL, JUDY TAYLOR, JANE CAR¬ TER, ANN CLARKE, SUE MULLEN, PAT COL¬ LINS, PAM ST. CLAIR. Back row: JEANNIE SUTHARD, KAREN CARU- SONE, ALETHA CURTIS, JOSEPHINE TOFF, JOAN PINKERTON, SHERRY SENTZ, KATHY MACH, SUE KVALE, AMY LISONBEE. Page 111 District IV Festival Band Front row, left to right: SANDRA GANYARD, KEN FOLLIEN, DAVID HARBOUR. Second row: SHEILA TAYNTON, LINDA DODSON, GEORGE HERZOG, CHARLES FAULKNER BABS MONTNEY RANDY FAZAR, TINA FUNK, PAT SCHERER, ROBERT WAYMOST, GRETCHEN FUNK, AMY ARNOW PETE HELLMAN. Third row: DAVID BUCKINGHAM, DIANE LaFARRIERE, BRIAN PALAZZOLA, BOB KUENN, CAROLYN JOHNSON JACK LAWRENCE, BILL BOULDIN, JIM ARMOGIDA, BUDDY BAGBY, GARY GARLICK, ROBERT LIPP JOHN LANTZ, PAUL RINALDI. ' Fourth row: MARTHA KERR, MARCIA ROGERS, BILL LINDSEY, RUTH ANN CAIN, LYLE RITZE PAT COLLIS RON¬ ALD SHREYE, ROBERT RADCLIFFE, GEORGE ATWOOD, WALT McDONALD TDAVID AMES HENRY WILLIS JOE DePIERRE, DALE WINCE, LLOYD ANDERS. Standing: RUSTY BERCHER, BOB BOWLING, ED VARNER, LINDA WARDEN, BOB LAMB ERNEST B RYDER IIM INTOLUBBE, DAVID HAMBRICK. ' ’ J Not pictured: DAVID SHREVE, DAVID WHITNEY. BAND LEADER —MR. E. RYDER BAND OFFICERS Left to right: Ken Follien, Treasurer; Gretchen Funk, President; Dave Ames, Captain of Marching Band; Marcia Rogers, Secretary; Bob Lamb, Administrative Assistant. Not pictured: Dave Shreve, Vice- President. NORTHERN VIRGINIA ALL-STATE BAND Front row, left to right: Sheila Taynton, Martha Kerr. Standing: Jim Intolubbe, Paul Rinaldi, David Buckingham. Majorettes Left to right: BEVERLY SULPICE, JOYCE ALLSMAN, JUDY BOONE, BARBARA WALKER SUZANNE COCKY, JACKIE YANCY, GAIL STEVENS. MASCOT —CINDY RYDER DRUM MAJOR DAVID AMES Jaguar Marching Band — _L_ __rtr — H tlMKail 1 fl-v- The Paw PAW PRINT STAFF Seated, left to right: MARY DOBBIN, JUDY ELLER, DALE BILBO, STEVE CONGER, JAMES McNEELY, LINDA ROHR. Standing: BETTY JANE HANKES, CAROL SMITH, HEATHER HANLEY, SHELBY TINGLER, ROY HARDING, PAULA DAWSON, JEANETTE LEMON, MILDRED BAGBY, HARRIET HUNTER. JOAN PINKERTON and JANE TAYLOR, Co-Editors The PAW PRINT has, in a way, grown up with the class graduating this year. It began four years ago when they were freshmen. Each of those four years has seen improvements and new developments. Since the two mimeo¬ graphed issues of 1954, the PAW PRINT has had nine publications. This year’s first issue was a sleek new size and it had eleven more pages than before. The outside was a dark blue and the pages were a lighter shade. The editors and staff this year decided to have a theme for the magazine, and the subject “The Teenager” was explored. The PAW PRINT staff, under the expert guidance of Miss Betty Toone, has tried always to put out a magazine of literary quality, one which is artistically and tastefully produced, one which the students of Falls Church can be eager to read and proud to keep. Seated, left to right: Rosanne Dobbin, Co-Editor; Michael David Rohr, Literary Editor; Martha Fruit, Business Man¬ ager; Miss Betty Toone, Ad¬ visor. Standing: Lucy Ames, Assistant Art Editor; Jane R. Taylor, Co-Editor; James McNeely, Assistant Business Manager; Joan Pinkerton, Co-Editor; Mary Dobbin, Assistant Busi¬ ness Manager; Marianne Mc¬ Kee, Art Editor. Forensics First row, left to right: MICHAEL ROHR, Bovs’ Poetry; CAROL SMITH, Girls’ Prose; MARTHA LRUIT, Girls’ Poetry; RICHARD LANCE- LIELD, Spelling. Second row: ALVIN HALL, Boys’ Public Speaking-, DOTTIE LUND, Girls’ Public Speaking; SAM YANCY, Boys’ Prose. School Forensics Winners Debate Team Top to bottom: PATRICK MURPHY, THOMAS MOORE, JOHN FISCHER, DAVID KEMP. First row, left to right: NANCY FIELD, LINDA JO HAMMA, PAT SCHAAF, KIT LUMAS, LINDA ROHR, MARTHA FRUIT SHEILA TAYNTON, KAREN JENKINS. Second row: BARBARA PARAMORE, CONNIE STETLER, VICKE SHORT, LINDA CHILDRESS, BETSY BONHAM MARY DOBBIN, JUDY CHILDS, HEATHER PEEBLES, MARY HOUCK, JEFFRA DAVENPORT, PAT COLLINS RONNIE SAMPSON. Third row: PAT COLLIS, MIKE SEXSON, JOHN BOWERS, JOHN STANLEY, JEAN MOULIS LLOYD ANDERS PAUL FIELD, CRAIG TURPIN, DOUG STANTON, GEORGE FRUIT, PETER HELLMAN, DAVID AMES. Fourth row: DON BROWN, JIM LUNDQUIST, DAVE KEMP, TOM MOORE, PAT MURPHY. The first performance of the Falls Church High School Theatrical Season was “Time Out for Ginger” directed by a new addition to the faculty, Miss Lucy Jo Jackson. It was a light comedy about a girl who wanted to plav foot¬ ball on the boys’ varsity football team. Rochelle Goulde played the part of the gridiron aspirant. Paul Kvale and Carole Hilton played the lead roles in the production. Their performances stood out as the father and mother of Ginger. Ginger’s sisters were played by Pam St. Clair and Heather Hanley. Other outstanding players were David Kemp as the High School Principal, Jim Intolubbe as the big masculine football plaver who is enamoured of Joan Carol. Tommy Green as Ginger’s boyfriend, John Bowers as Ed Hoffman, and Carol Robev as the maid also made this outstanding play by Ronald Alexander a hit. Front row, left to right: Ali Hakim—JIM INTOLUBBE; Gertie —HEATHER HANLEY; Curlev—JOHN BOW¬ ERS; Laurey—GARY WILKINS; Jud Fry—MICHAEL ROHR. Standing: Cord Elan—CRAIG DAVIS; Aunt Eller—CAROL ROBEY; Will Parker—ALVIN HALL; Ado Annie —PAM ST. CLAIR; Andrevy Caines—PAUL KVALE. “Oklahoma” is the fourth musical to be given by the Drama and Music Departments of Falls Church High School. The love story of Laurie and Curley played by Gary Wilkins and John Bowers respectively, is the theme. 1 he scene is laid in the territory of Oklahoma before it be¬ comes a state. The play is noted for its good music and refreshing homespun atmosphere. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS MOLLY VICK, Choreographer— McLean School of Ballet. JAMES E. BARHAM, Orchestra Director. ORCHESTRA —Most outstanding instrumental students in the county plus professional string musicians. Page 118 Miss Green and John Bovvers chuckle over the OKLAHOMA script. Page 119 M?e£ r k— H 1 r4 ; • | . • v J ( v- N :? vr • % !j we - - -v4,. -. 1 + JB ]fl[ jf- o unt o IR, -A. s s o c I iv, .•• j, w.- «N • ’ IP (D20H i National Honor Society Front row, left to right: GRETCHEN FUNCK, ANN WOLD, LUCY AMES, HARRIET HUNTER SUZANNE BEGUE, PHYLLIS GRAHAM. Middle row: JIM ARMOGIDA, CAROLE DAVIS, MARILYN HANSON, BETTY JANE HANKES JANE TAYLOR, JOAN PINKERTON, CAROLE HILTON, HEATHER HANLEY, NANCY FIELD LEE MINICIIIELLO. Back row: DAVID PLUMPE, ROY HARDING, JEAN MOULIS, HARRY WOODWARD, ALVIN HALL SAM YANCY, ART HERRMANN. OFFICERS Seated , left to right: SALLY FOWLER, Sec¬ retary; CHIP DURLEY, President; MRS. CHAPMAN, Sponsor; VAL BROOK, Treasurer. Standing: DAVE KEMP, Chaplain; PAUL KVALE, Vice-President. Page 122 National Junior Honor First row, left to right: CARLIE ALLENDER, SHERRIE WIRTH, JUDY ELLER, ANITA BENOSKI NANCY ARNI LANI CAYOT, LINDA LOUGHTON, CAROL HARGIS, PAT FARRELL. Second row: MICHAEL ANN CALLAHAN, JUDY BOONE, MARY CAWLEY, EDWIN KERR, Chaplain; FREDA SPARKS, Secretary; GREG FAIRHURST, Vice-President; STEVE FAIRHURST, President; LINDA JO HAMMA Treas¬ urer; LINDA SCHEERER, Sergeant-at-Arms; DIANE STUART, BETTY SCHLEITER. Third row: NANCY GUIRKIN, JANET LITTELL, KAREN McILVAINE, KAREN JENKINS, ELIZABETH SHERWOOD KAREN SKRIVSETPI, PRISCILLA HARDIN, MARY DOBBIN, KRISTINE FOTTSON, NANCY ALLEN JEANNE ALGER, ALETHA CURTIS, KATHY MACH, MARCIA ROGERS, ARLENE DRESCHER, LYNDA TETLEY. Back row: BUDDY APPLEWHITE, TED BENSON, BOB EVANS, BILL RUITIZER, RICHARD GOODYEAR CRAIG TURPIN, DONALD REID, GALEN MARBURG, GEORGE YODER, JIMMY CAPPIO, RON SAMSON, PAT MUR¬ PHY, ROBERT JACKSON. National French Honor i Front row, left to right: MRS. SULPICE, BETTY JANE HANKES, Sergeant-at-Arms; ELLEN GARFIELD, Recording Sec¬ retary ' ; MARIANNE McKEE, Vice-President; DOTTIE LUND, Corresponding Secretary ' ; VAL BROOK, Treasurer; SALLY FOWLER, Chaplain. Second row: PAT COLLINS, KAREN JENKINS, CAROL SMITH, SUZANNE BEGUE, BARBARA JETER, HARRIET HUNTER, LINDA LOUGHTON. Third row: EDWIN KERR, JIM CAPPIO, MARY HORICK, JOAN PINKERTON, BARBARA HURT, ROSANNE DOB¬ BIN, SHEILA HANLEY. Page 123 Quill Scroll Society Seated, left to right: EUNICE ZIMMERMAN, JOAN PINKERTON, Secretary ; CHIP DURLEY, Vice-President; JEAN REED, President; ROSANNE DOBBIN, Treasurer; STEVE CONGER. Standing: KATHY WARBURTON, CAROLE DAVIS, MARIANNE McKEE, MILDRED BAGBY, HEATHER HANLEY, MARTY MUELLER, JANE TAYLOR, BETTY JANE HANKES, JIM ARMOGIDA. National Thespian Society Shirley Ann Shelton Chapter Seated, left to right: JOHN BOWERS, DOTTIE LUND, Secretary; PAUL KVALE, President; VAL BROOK, Vice-President; CAROLE HILTON, Treasurer. Standing: ART HERRMANN, HEATHER HANLEY, MARTY MILLER, JANE TAYLOR, JIM INTOLUBBE. Student Staff Front row, left to right: CAROL SMITH, JANET FIELLEN, LUCY AMES, ROSANNE DOBBIN, JEANNE SUTHARD, JUDY FRANKS, ANN WOLD, JUDY GARRISON, WENDY JONES, HARRIET HUNTER, VAL BROOK. Second row: MARLENE PHILIPS, HEATHER HANLEY, JOYCE ALLSMAN, MR. MASON, SAM YANCY, HARRY DIEZEL, JOHN BOWERS, HARRY WOODWARD, MRS. JACKSON, CINDY MYERS, KATHY WARBURTON, CAROLE HILTON, LINDA SILLIMAN. Third row: SUE OAKLEY, SUE HANSON GARY WILKINS, MARTHA EATON, SANDRA CROSSETT, DOTTIE LUND, JOAN PINK¬ ERTON, STEPHANIE ROAN, GAIL STEVENS, MARTY MUELLER, LYNN HARRIS, SALLY FOWLER, LOUISE GIVENS, NANCY LIDYARD, CHARLOTTE BAKER, EUNICE ZIMMERMAN, BARBARA RICHTER. Fourth row: BUDDY RAGLAND, DICK LANDGRAFF, BRUCE ANDERS, GARY SCHNEIDER, CURTIS CLICK DAVE PLUMPE, ARTHUR HERRMANN, JEAN MOULIS, MATT MURRAY, DON WILLIAMS, PAUL KVALE, JOHN MURRAY, LEE MINI- CHIELLO. Back row: JIM INTOLUBBE, BUDDY COUNTS, JIM DUNNING, JOHN FISCHER NORMAN BEACH, STUART HUSEBY, BOB LINEBERRY, DAVE AMES, JOHN CHADDERDON, ALVIN HALL, BILL DOUGLAS, CHIP DURLEY, RICHARD LANCE- FIELD, JIM CAPPIO, BILL CASE. Our new principal, Mr. Leon Mason, instituted this year an organization of students, the Student Staff, to put the responsibility for student discipline as much as possible in the hands of the students themselves. With its administration under the direction of the class and SCA presidents, it has gained respect and appreciation among the students for bring¬ ing order to the school, for serving at basketball games, assemblies and other activities. Its success has brought about the formation of the Junior Student Staff, made up of freshmen and sophomores, who will compose the Student Staff of future years. The school may take pride in this example of the ability of teen-agers to handle their own problems. Junior Student Staff Front row, left to right: JO¬ ANNE LECKERT, CAROLE MYERS, ANN MOSER, MISS SCOTT, SANDY LOUGHTON, GAIL PUR¬ CELL. Middle row: PHILLIP Mc- GHEE, MARSHA ED¬ MONDS, DEANNA DREW, ELAINE BOYES, TERRY FRYE, PATTI BUCHER, BOZIE LAURENSON. Back row: FRED KEMP, BILL MEETRE, BUDDY EU¬ BANKS, LARRY HUGHES, Gordon McPherson, STEVE REYNOLDS. Page 125 OFFICERS: JOHN BOWERS, President; JOHN MURRAY, Vice-President; PAUL KVALE, Secretary; CHIP DURLEY, Treasurer. MARY FREEHIL A Ac p nd S Pa � cake R e L, S’u ' i ee the. ‘art tentative Key Club DOUG WALKER BERNARD HOCKEY MIKE DECK BILL AUSTIN CURTIS CLICK PAUL KVALE Secretary JOHN MURRAY Vice-President BILL CASE BOB EVANS DAVE CAZALAS CHUM DURLEY MR. CHAUDET Sponsor DAVE AMES JIM CAPPIO CAM COBERLY JOHN CHADDERDON JOHN BOOTH ART HERRMANN ALVIN HALL MATT MURRAY JIM SMITH CHIP DURLEY Treasurer JIM INTOLUBBE JIM ARMOGIDA JOHN BOWERS President SAM YANCY Page 126 p.eprese ntative MiSS cVNDV OFFICERS — Front row, left to right: JACKIE YANCY, Treasurer; LINDA SILLIMAN, Treas¬ urer; PHYLLIS GRAHAM, Treasurer. Back row: HEATHER HANLEY, Chaplain; VAL BROOK, Secretary; EUNICE ZIMMER¬ MAN, President; JOAN PINKERTON, Secretary. Keyette Club Front row, left to right: MISS JACKSON, Sponsor; JACKIE YANCY, Treasurer; VAL BROOK, Secretary; EUNICE ZIM¬ MERMAN, President; PHYLLIS GRAHAM, Vice-President; JOAN PINKERTON, Secretary; LINDA SILLIMAN, Treas¬ urer; HEATHER HANLEY, Chaplain; MISS GREEN, Sponsor. Middle row: SUE OAKLEY, JOYCE SCHAFFER, STEPHANIE KING, PAT COLLINS MARY FREEH ILL PRIS ED¬ WARDS, CINDY MYERS, KATHY WARBURTON, JOYCE ALLSMAN. Back row: NANCY LIDYARD, PRIS FLADELAND, CAROLE HILTON, LUCY AMES, SANDY CROSSETT, DOTTIE LUND, ANN WOLD, MARTY MUELLER, GARY WILKINS, MARY APPLEWHITE. Not pictured: JEAN REED. Page 127 fjea ' fher - at Caro e c ver t-isituj Manager J tv Armocj da — Ass ' s-tar, Adverf s � John Bowers - Bus ness Manor r Staff Library £ a ' ari Rosanne OoAht ' n ■ ct Mike ftokr Janet Cneiojhton , Layout Editor Hernia Ect n dt , Assistant Editor (Zara e L av s t E cture EEc Ztar Art Editors O co rye Gutter 7 o n EAe s J? tephanie Raatn Mi. Mishou resting under his laurels. Finkville High, here we come. Half pint with a fifth. We HOPE we’ve grown up. Kate Kvale Day. My, Pinky how you’ve changed. Page 130 (L xtra- £ urncu L S. enron John Bowers: the pause that refreshes. Marlene Segelbaum: Homecoming Queen. Jimmy Intolubbe: the waltzing cat. JJ, onori MERRIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS Key and Kevette Clubs unite forces in Maid and Butler Day against polio. Standing, left to right: ROSANNE DOBBIN, SALLY FOWLER, JANE TAYLOR. Kneeling: JOHN FISCHER, RICHARD LANCEFIELD. “I Speak for Democracy” winners: HEATHER HANLEY, RICHARD Not pictured: MICHAEL DAVID ROHR. LANCEFIELD, LAURA KIKER. Page 13 1 s. eruor GRETCHEN M. ABEL—“Grey” ROBERT L. ADAMS—“Larry”—Hapeville, Ga. 1, 2; Radio Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; Math Club 4. DAVID LYNDLE AMES—“Dave”—Ft. Meade, Maryland 1; Band 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, First Chair Band 2, President and Drum Major 3, 4, P.T.A. Band Award 3, First Chair Trombone Fairfax All-County Band 4; J. V. Basketball 3; Key Club 4; Student Staff 4. WILLARD BRAIN— “Willard ”—Springfield High School, Springfield, Ohio 1,2, 3; Chess Club 4; JAGUAR 4; Photography Club 4. VALERIE BROOK—“Va 1” —F.II.A. Club 1; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; “Dracula” 2; One-Act Plays 2; Drama Club 2; National Thes¬ pian Society 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; JAGUAR 3; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Secretary of Keyettes Club 4; Treasurer of National French Honor Society 4; JAGUAR Staff 4; Student Staff 4; Girls’ Chorus 4; Sweetheart Court 4. BRUCE DENNIS ANDERS—“Duke”—Camera Club, Secretary 1; J. V. Football 3; Dance Club 2; Track 1; Student Staff 4. BRUCE T. ANDERSON—“Speedy”—Chess Club 1; Bowling League 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Cross Country Team 4; Track Team 4, Manager 1. GWENDOLYN MARIE ANDERSON—“Gwen”—Dance Club 1, 2; Student Secretary 4. MARY BETH APPLEWHITE—“Marv”—George Mason High School 1, 2; Keyettes 4; PAW PRINT 4. JAMES ANDREW ARMOGIDA— “Jim mv”—Junior Honor Society 1, 2, President 2; Varsity Golf 1, 3, Captain; Chess Club 1; Foren¬ sics 1; Tumbling Club, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Chaplain 3, Secretary 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3; Most Outstanding Boy 2; Boys’ State 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; S.C.A. 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Drill Team 3; Presi¬ dent Honor Court 4; President Senate 4; Editor Student Handbook 4; JAGUAR 4; Quill and Scroll 4; “Baby Yokum” Sadie Hawkins Day; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; Honorary Member Student Staff 4; Senior Superlative, “Wittiest.” DOROTHY BARRETT—“Dorothy”—Art Club 1, 2; Jr. Varsity Bas¬ ketball 1; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; “Bernadine” 2; “Dracula” 2; “The Importance of Being Earnest” 2; “A Sleep of Prisoners” 2; “Jane Eyre” 3; National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3. VIRGINIA LEE BROWN—“Ginger”—Sousa Jr. High 1; Anacostia High 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4; “Queen” of Sweetheart Court 4; “Daisy Mae” in Sadie Hawkins Day 4; Representative of F.C.H.S. in Two Beauty Contests 4; Senior Superlative, “Most Attractive.” DAVID EUGENE BUCKINGHAM—“David”—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Band 1; First Chair Band 2; Vice-President of Band 3; All-State I3and 3, 4. CONWAY BURKE— ' ‘Sonnv ”— ' Track Team 1, 2; Hot Rod Club 3; A.I.A. 3. DENNIS PATRICK BURKE—“Dennis”—Science Club 1, 2, 3; Cross Country Track 2; J. V. Football 3. ALAN BUSBY—“Buzz”—Rochester, New York 1, 2; Varsity Basket¬ ball 3; Varsity Baseball 3, 4. ROBERT B. CARELS—“Bob”—Tokyo, Japan 1, 2, 3. RONALD JAMES CARNAHAN—“Ronnie”—Warren, Pennsylvania 1, 2; Junior Civitan Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3. JEAN MEREDITH CARTER—“Jeanie”—S.C.A. Representative 2; Girls’ Chorus 4; Senior Superlative, “Wittiest” 4. JOHN HENRY CHADDERON—“Chad”—Hargrave Military Acad¬ emy, Chatham, Virginia 1; Anacostia High School, Washington, D. C. 2; Track 3, 4; Varsity Football 4; Student Staff 4; Key Club 4. NEILL CLYDE BAXLEY, JR.— ' “Bax”—J. V. Baseball 1; J. V. Bas¬ ketball 1, 2; Varsity Club 1; Varsity Track Team 1, 4; Chess and Checkers Club 2; Cross Country Track Team 3; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Student Staff 4. GEORGE B. BEACH, JR.—“Benny”—Stratford Junior High 1; Wash¬ ington-Lee High 2; Intramural Sports. SUZANNE MARIE-LT NNE BEGUE—“Suzanne”—J. V. Hockey 1, 2; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Varsity Hockev 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; JAGUAR 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French National Honor Society 4. KATHERINE SLOAN BLACK—“Kittv”—Girls’ Chorus 1; PAW PRINT 2; “South Sea Fantasy” 2; President of French Club 3; Carousel 3; Historian of Future Homemakers of America 4; Mas- tersingers 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN ANN BLOWS - “Carolyn” - St. Patrick’s Academy, Washington, D. C. 1, 2. 7 BARBARA JAN BONNET—“Barbara”—Art Club 1, 3- Sub-Deb Club 2. ’ ROBERT FRANK BOWER— “Bob ”—George Washington Hig Alexandria 1, 2; Film Viewing Club 3. JOHN VICTOR BOWERS— “John —Class Vice-President 2: K V b I; I• 4 ’, P I e , sidenl A Cappella Choir 2. 3, 4; Class Preside 3 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; All-State Chorus, North 3 Carousel 3; Boys Chorus 2, 3, 4; Mastersingers 2, 3, 4; Varsi Footba 1 4; Co-Chairman of Student Staff 4; “Time Out for Ginge ‘t; Uklahoma 4; Track 4; Business Manager of JAGUAR 4- On Act Plays 4; Senior Superlative, “Most Popular” 4; Chairman County Polio Drive 4. ANN ELIZABETH CHASE—“Ann”—Dance Club 1; Art Club 2; Junior Varsitv Cheerleader 1, 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Sweet¬ heart Court 1; Prom Court, Maid of Honor 3; Homecoming Court 4; Honor Court 1, 2; Homeroom Secretary 1; S.C.A. Representative 1, 2, 4; Freshman Class Senator 1; Sadie Hawkins “Wolf Gal” 4. ANNETTE CHASE—“Annette”—S.C.A. Representative 1, 2; Home¬ coming Court 1; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2; Dance Club 1; Honor Court 1; Sophomore Newspaper Staff 2; Sweetheart Court 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4. EVELYN CHEN—“Evie”—Yokohama, Japan 1, 2; PAW PRINT Staff 4. CURTIS CLICK— “Curtis ”—Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 2; Printing Club 1; Varsity Club 2; Student Staff 4; Key Club 4. JOHN COCHE—“John”—President Class of ’57, 2; Key Club 2, 3; J. V. Basketball 1; Student Advisory Committee Chairman 4. PATRICIA MAUREEN COLLINS—“Pat”—Secretary of Camera Club 1, 2; Juuior Honor Society 2; S.C.A. Representative 2; First Prize in Health in Science Fair 3; French Honor Society 2; Keyette Club 4; PAW PRINT Staff 4; Senior Superlative, “Friendliest” 4. NORMAN FREDERICK COLLINS—“Buddy”—Chess and Checker Club 1; Film Viewing Club 2. WALTER V. COMBS—“Trey” STEVEN KENNETH CONGER—“Steve”—Bowling League 1, 2, 3; PAW PRINT 2, 3, 4; Winner in Junior Optimist Speech Contest 2; JAGUAR 4; Quill and Scroll 4. LOUISE WRENN COUCH—“Lou”—F.H.A. Club 1; Modeling Club 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 4. Page 132 enior CHARLES R. COUNTS— “Buddy” —Denver, Colorado 1, 2; Intra¬ mural Basketball 3; Secretary of Junior Civitan Club 4; Student Staff 4. SARA KAY COUNTS — “Shorty” — Dobyns-Bennett High School, Kingsport, Tennessee 1; Homeroom Secretary 2, 3; Music Club 2; Homeroom Treasurer 4. JANET MARIE CREIGHTON— “Janet” —Dance Club 1; Sub-Deb Club 2; JAGUAR Staff 3; Layout Editor of JAGUAR 4. SANDRA LYNNE CROSSETT—“Sandy”—F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3, Federation Vice-President 4; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Sophomore Newspaper Staff 2; Second Place in Sophomore Public Speaking 2; PAW PRINT Staff 3; Keyette Club 4; JAGUAR Staff 4; Student Staff 4. CAROLE ANN DAVIS—“Carole”—F.H.A. Club 1; Sub-Deb Club 2; Junior Honor Society 2; Junior Yearbook Staff 3; Picture Editor of JAGUAR 4; National Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4. CRAIG BRIAN DAVIS— “Craig” —Band 1, 2; Junior Photography Editor of JAGUAR 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL Photographer 4. DONNA DENNIN—“Donna”—Art Club 1; PAW PRINT 2. CAROLYNN SUE DENNIS—“Carol”—Dance Club 1; J. V. Basket¬ ball, Manager 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Sub-Deb Club 2; J. V. Softball 2; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Bowling Team 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 4. ANN DUVALL DERR—“Ann”—F.H.A. Club, Reporter 1 2; Dance Club 2; JAGUAR Staff 3, 4; Student Secretary 4. ROSANNE DOBBIN— “Rosanne” —Quantico, Va. 1; Santa Ana, Cali¬ fornia 2; PAW PRINT 3, 4, Review Editor 3, Assistant Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Treasurer 4; French National Honor Society 4; Distinguished Short Story, Vir¬ ginia Creative Writing Contest 3; JAGUAR 4, Assistant Literary Editor; Student Staff 4; Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; General Motors Scholarship Finalist 4; Senior Superlative, “Most Likely to Succeed.” RICHARD WILLIAM M. DOUGLAS—“Bill”—London, England 1, 2, 3; Student Staff 4. CARL DURLEY— “Chip” —Richland, Washington 1; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain-Treasurer 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Junior Honor Society 2; National Honor Society 3, 4 President 4; Student Staff 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 2, 3, 4, Page Editor 3, Editor 4; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country Team 2, 3, 4; JAGUAR Staff 4; Runner-Up in National Merit Scholarship Program 4; S.C.A. 3, 4, Election Committee Chairman 4. MARTHA ALLENE EATON—“Martie”—Dance Club 1; Library Club 1; J. V. Softball 2; French Club 4. PRISCILLA MAY EDWARDS— “Pris” —Paris, France 1, 2; JAGUAR 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 4; French Club 4; Keyettes Club 4; Prom Court 4. MAXINE ELSEY—“Maxs”—Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3. LARRY WILMER EPPARD—“Larry”—School Bus Driver 4. JOHN MILTON FISCHER—“John”—Track Team Manager 1; Foot¬ ball Team Manager 2; Junior Honor Society 2; Science Fair, Second Place 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3, 4; Debate Club 3, 4; Varsity Debate Team 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY FITCH FIELD— “Nancy” —Tokyo, Okinawa, Japan 1, 2; Future Homemakers of America 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; PAW PRINT 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4, Copy- reader 4. RICHARD NIEL FLADELAND—“Digger”—Heidelberg, Germany, 1, 2, 3. irectonj SALLY ESTELLE FOWLER—“Sally”—Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Sub-Deb Club 1; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3; Forensics, Second Place Public Speaking 2; PAW PRINT 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; JAGUAR Staff 3; French Honor Society, Chaplain 4; JAGUAR 4; Student Staff 4. JOSEPH ARTHUR FREEHILL—“Joe” ELIZABETH M. GERICK—“Betty”——Art Club 1; Future Home¬ makers of America 2, 3, Vice-President 3; PAW PRINT Staff 3; French Club 3. DONALD JOSEPH GIACOMO— “Don ”—Swanson Junior High 1; Washington-Lee 2; Sergeant-at-Arms of Homeroom 4. JAMES ROBERT GIBSON—“Jim” VIRGINIA LOUISE GIVENS—“Louie”—Dance Club 1, 2; Future Homemakers of America 4; Student Staff 4; Assistant Student Coun¬ cil Representative 4. MARTHA CHRISTIAN GLOVER—“Puddy”—Dance Club 1; Art Club 2; Orange, California 3; Sadie Hawkins Day character 4. EVELYN CAROLETTA GOUGH—“Carrie”—Rappahannock High School 1; Sub-Deb Club 2; Second Place in Art Show 2; Bowling Team 2, 3; French Club 3; First Place in Art Show 3. PHYLLIS YVONNE GRAHAM—“Phyl”—Fairfax 1, 2; Falls Church Hockey 3, 4; Girls Chorus 3; Honor Society 4; Student Council Representative 3; Keyettes Club, Vice-President 4. LAWRENCE NELSON GRANT—“Larry”—Senator 8th Grade; J. V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Art Aw ' ard, School Art Show 1. DONALD THOMAS GRAY—“Tom”—Football 1; Student Council Representative 4. LEONORA MEREDITH GREEN—“Meredith”—S.C.A. Represent¬ ative 1, 2, 3; Film Viewing Club 1, 2, Secretary 2; Girls’ Chorus 1,2, 3; High Salesman, Magazine Drive 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3. FREDERICK CHARLES GREENE—“Charlie”—J. V. Football 2; Varsity Football 4. CURTIS IRVIN GUCKERT—“Sonny”—Airplane Club 1; J. V. Foot¬ ball 2; Varsity Football 3, 4. GEORGE GUTHER—“ George ”—George Washington High, Alexan¬ dria 1, 2; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; “Carousel” 3; Mastersingers 4; Senior Superlative, “Best Dressed” 4. ANTHONY WOOD HAGER—“Tony”—Montgomery, Alabama 1; Sidney Lanier High School 2, 3. JAMES MONROE HANCOCK—“Jim”—JAGUAR 4. BETTY JANE HANKES—“Betty”—F.H.A. Club 1; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; J. V. Hockey Team 1, 2; French Club 2, 3, Reporter 4; Varsity Softball Team 2, 3; Sophomore Newspaper 2; PAW PRINT 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3; Varsity Basketball Manager 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; French Honor Society, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; JAGUAR 4; Editor of Student Directory 4; A Cappella Choir 4. HEATHER JO HANLEY—“Heather”—Rome, Italy 1; Library Club 1; Junior Honor Society 2; National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Public Speaking, Second in State 3, 4; JAGUAR 3, 4, Junior Literary Editor 3; PAW PRINT 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3; JAGUAR JOUR¬ NAL 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; S.P.T.A. Award for Public Speaking; 4 “Time Out for Ginger 4; “Nine Girls” 3; “Glass Menagerie ” 3; “Stranger Road” 4; Student Staff; “I Speak for Democracy” 4; Keyettes Club 4, Chaplain 4. MARILYN CAROLE HANSON—“Marilyn”—Thomas Jefferson Jun¬ ior High 1; Wakefield, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4. Page 133 s. eruor WELLS HARDESTY—“Wells”—Junior Honor Society 1, 3; J. V. Football 2; J. V. Baseball 2, 3; Dance Club 1, 2; Golf Team 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 4. THEODORE HARNED— “Tedo”— Modeling Club 2; “Jane Eyre” 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4. PRISCILLA LYNNE HARRIS— “Lynne” —Montgomery, Alabama 1; Student Council 1, 3; Junior Honor Society 2; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; JAGUAR 3, 4; Student Staff 4. KAYE HATKE—“Kaye”—F.H.A. Club, Secretary 1; Sub-Deb Club, Secretary 2; S.C.A. Representative 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; A Cappella Choir 4; “Miss Falls Church” 4. JOHN FENTON HEGWOOD, JR.—“Jack”—Dance Club 1, 2; Ath¬ letic Club 1, 2; Hot Rod Club 3; J. V. Football 2; J. V. Baseball 2. ARTHUR PAUL HERRMANN, JR.— “Suitcase” —Vice-President of Freshman Class 1; Glee Club 1, Secretary 1; “Twentieth Century Sings” 1; National Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Honor Court 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Boys’ Chorus 1, 2, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Master- singers 2, 3, 4; Junior Civitan 2, 3; “Bernardine” 2; “Carousel” 3; All-State Chorus 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Thes¬ pian Society 4; Key Club 4; Student Staff 4. FRANKLIN LEE HESS—“Lee”—Maryland 1. CAROL ANN HILTON—“Carol”—California 1, 2; Junior JAGUAR Staff 3; Student Council Representative 3; “Jane Eyre” 3; “Nine Girls” 3; “Carousel” 3; National Thespian Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Staff 4; A Cappella Choir 4; All-State Chorus 4; JAGUAR Circulation Editor 4; Keyettes Club 4; “Time Out for Ginger” 4; “I’m a Fool” 4; “Oklahoma” 4; Prom Court 4. HARRY HOFFMAN—“Harry”—Photography Club 2. JOSEPH L. HOLLIDGE—“Joe”—Track 4. CAROLYN FAYE HOOTS—“Carolyn”—Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 2; JAGUAR 3. ANNIE LAURIE HUNLEY— “Bonnie” —Portsmouth, Va. 1; Home¬ room President 2. HARRIET ELLEN HUNTER—“ Harriet ”—Junior Honor Society 2; F.H.A. 1, 4; PAW PRINT 2; Freshman Newspaper 1; Sophomore Newspaper 2; “Lilliom” 1; “Nine Girls” 3; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Mastersingers 4; JAGUAR 3, 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4; F’rench Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3; French Honor Society 4; Student Staff 4; National Honor Society 4. STUART HUSEBY— “Huse” —Springfield, Ill. 9, 10, 11; Varsity Bas¬ ketball, Co-Captain 4; Golf 4; Student Staff 4; Key Club 4. JAMES GUILFORD INTOLUBBE—“Jim”—Mixed Chorus 1; First Chair Band Club 1; Mastersingers 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3; All-State Chorus 3, 4; Northern Virginia All-State Band 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; J. V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Student Staff 4; “Carousel” 3; “Time Out for Ginger” 4; “I’m a Fool” 4; “20th Cen¬ tury Sings” 1; National Thespian Society 3, 4; JAGUAR 4; Track 4; Marryin’ Sam” Sadie Hawkins Day 4; Boys’ Chorus 1, 4; Key Club, I reasurer 3, 4; Senior Superlative, “Personality Plus” 4. DUANE JOHNSON— Johnny” —Band 1, 2; Model Airplane Club 1; Chess and Checker Club 2; Hot Rod Club 3; A.I.A. 3. JOHN RUSSELL JOHNSON— “John ny”—Norfolk, Virginia 1; J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Track 3; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Foot¬ ball 4. JOHN FREEMAN JOLIN— “Jack” —Junior Honor Society 1, 2; De¬ bate Club 2; Track Team 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; “Carousel” 3. EDWINA EILEEN JONES—“Wendy”—Sub-Deb Club 1, 2; J. V. Hockey Team 2, 3; Girls’ State 3; Student Council 4; Student Staff 4; Class Senator 4; Senior Superlative, “Most Popular.” SANDRA JUDKINS—“Sandee”—Ankara, Turkey 1, 2; U. N. Assem¬ bly 4. SHIRLEY ANN KEATON—“Shirley”—Greenbelt, Md. 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Modern Film Club Treasurer. FRANCES KEELEY—“ Frances” —Excelsior, Minn. 1, 2, 3. SKIP KELLEY — “Skip” — Altoona, Pa. 1, 2; Bowling League 3; A.I.A. 3. DAVID CULVER KEMP— “David ”—Student Council Representative 1; Chess Club 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Yokohama, Japan 1; Mount Vernon High 2; Debate Club, Vice-President 3; National Thespian Society, Scribe 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Chaplain 4. BARBARA ANNE KENDRICK—“Barb”—Kramer Junior High 1; French Club 2; Girls’ Chorus 2; Junior JAGUAR Staff 3. LAURA KIKER—“Laura” ROBERT KNUTSON—“Bob”—Roslyn Hgts., N. Y. 1, 2; Colville, Wash. 2; Homeroom President 2; Art Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. PAUL ARTHUR KVALE—“Paul”—Boys’ Chorus 1, 2, 4; “20th Cen¬ tury Sings” 1; National Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Dance Club 1, 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Mastersingers 2, 3, 4; “Bernardine” 2; National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Key Club 3; Musical 2; “Jane Eyre” 3; “Carousel” 3; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4; All-State Chorus, North 3, 4; “Time Out for Ginger” 4; JAGUAR 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL Sports Editor 4; S.P.T.A. Membership Committee Chairman 4; Election Committee 4; Student Staff 4. ELEANOR DUKE LAMBACK—“Ellie”—Baldwin High School 1. RICHARD FRANCIS LANCEFIELD — “Rich” — Highland Park High, Illinois 1, 2, 3; Student Staff 4; Second Place, “I Speak for Democracy” 4; Forensic Team, Spelling 4. RICHARD LEE LANDGRAFF—“Dick”—Science Club 1; Dance Club 1; Tumbling Club 2; Bowling Team 3; Chess and Checker Club 2; Student Staff 4. MARILYN LEE—Richfield, Minn. 1, 2, 3. ROBERT GIPSY LINEBERRY—“Bob”—Kramer Jr. High, D. C. 1; National Junior Honor Society 2; Camera Club 2, Secretary-Treas¬ urer 2; Junior Civitan Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; JAGUAR 3; Student Staff 4. LINDA KAREN LINHOLM—“Karen”—Palo Alto, California 1; Na¬ tional Junior Honor Society 2; Modeling Club 2; Girls’ Chorus 3. ROBERT LIPSNER—“Bob”—Oxon Hill, Maryland 1, 2; PAW PRINT 3; Cross Country Manager 3; JAGUAR 4. JAN LUEDECKE—“Jan”—PAW PRINT 2; Editor, Student Directory 3; A Cappella Choir 4; All-State Chorus, North 4; F.H.A. Club 4. DOROTHY ALICE LUND—“Dottie”—F.H.A. Club 1; National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, Scribe 3, Secretary 4; JAGUAR 3; Senior Drama Club, Treasurer 2; French National Honor Society, Corre¬ sponding Secretary, 4; Keyettes Club 4; Student Staff 4; National Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Student Directory, Chairman 4; “Ber¬ nardine” 2; “Jane Eyre” 3; “Nine Girls” 3. JAMES ALFRED LUNDQUIST—“Jim”—First Place, Northern Vir¬ ginia Science Fair, Electronics 3; Radio Club, Vice-President 4; Science Club, Secretary-Tr easurer 4. ALBERT LYNN—“Buddy” Page 134 s emor 2 ) Lreclor to y RICHARD BRIAN MAHARDY—“Dick”—Varsity Club 1, 2; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Barbell Club 3; A Cappella Choir 3: Varsity Foot¬ ball 1, 2, 4. HUGO ARMANDO MALANGA, JR.—“Hugo”—Astronomy Club 2; Bowling League 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN MANN—“Pat”—Alice Deal Junior High 1; Eastern High School 2, 3. V ILLIAM F. MARPLE— Bill —Stratford Junior High, Arlington, Va. 1; Washington and Lee High School 2; A Cappella Choir 4.’ CHARLES ELLIS MARSHALL—“Chuck”—J. V. Football Manager 1; Radio Club 1, 2; JAGUAR Photographer 3; Camera Club 4. PHILIP H. MARTENS—“ Philip” —Leavenworth, Kansas 1; Wash¬ ington and Lee High School 2. KEN MARTIN— Alickev —Bus Driver 3, 4. FRANK ROLAND McGHEE—“Maggie” MARIANNE MILLER McKEE — Micki ”— Cambridge Md T Sophomore Newspaper 2; PAW PRINT 3, 4, Art Editor 4; A Cap¬ pella Choir 4; Quill and Scroll 4; French National Honor Society, Vice-President 4. KA PARKER—“Katie”—Juniper Serra Memorial 1; Academy of Our Lady of Guam 2; Lincoln High 3; Library Assistant 4; Clinic As¬ sistant 4. THOMAS EDWARD PHELPS—“Tom”—Art Club 1; Athletic Club 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; J. V. Basketball 2; JAGUAR 4. BARBARA M. PILKINTON—“Barbara”—San Diego, Calif. 1; San Leandro, Calif 2. JOAN ELLEN PINKERTON—“Joame”—Sub-Deb Club 1; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; PAW PRINT 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Co- Editor 4; JAGUAR 3, 4, Junior Literary Editor 3, Feature Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 4; SEP .A. s, 4; Girls Chorus 4; Keyette Club 4, Corresponding Sec¬ retary 4; National French Honor Societv 4. V ILLIAM DENNIS POWELL— Billy” —Chess and Checker Club 1; J. V. Baseball 2, 3. DA ID JOHN PLUM PE—“Dave”—Fairfax High 1; Annandale High 2; Carlisle, Pa. 3; National Honor Societv 4; Student Staff 4; JAGUAR 4; PAW PRINT 4. RICHARD A. PUTNEY—“Dick”—Wakefield High, Arlington 1; Annandale High 2; Bowling Team 3; Intramural Basketball 4. JAMES PA 1 RICK McNEELT —“Captain Video ”—Astronomy Clut 1; “Lilliom” 1; Sophomore Bulletin, Publicity Manager 2; “Custer’: Last Sit” 2; Virginia State Creative Whiting League 3; PAW PRINT’ 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 4; Radio Club 4. I El E MENDEZ Pep —Checker Club 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Football 4. I ER A. MILLER— Sonny —Bethesda, Md. 1, 2; Varsity Foot¬ ball 4. NANCY LEE MOORE—“Moe”—Sterling, Va. 1; Film Club 2. RO MOORE— Roy —Chicago, Ill. 1; Denier, Colo. 2, 3. MARTHA LOUISE MUELLER—“Martv”—Sioux Falls, South Da¬ kota 1, 2; Student Council 3; Executive Council of S P T A 3- Girls’ Basketball 3, 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Student Staff 4; Kevettcs Club 4- Prom Couit 4. MATT HEW ' SWEETMAN MURRAY, III - “Tiger” - Narimasu High School 1; J. V. Basketball 2; Tumbling Club 2; Jr. Civitan Club 2; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; Honor Court 3; Class Vice-President 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsitv Basketball 3, 4; Student Staff 4- Key Club 4. JANICE DIANE MUSE— Moose —S.C.A. Representative 1, 2; Homeroom Secretary 1; Dance Club 2; Sadie Hawkins Day char¬ acter 4. GAIL CHRISTINE NEWTON—“Gail”—Sweetheart Court 1 2 3- S.C.A. Representative 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 1; Art Club 2; Cheer¬ leader 2, 3; Carousel 3; Key Club Sweetheart 3. MICHAEL GORDON NOBLE— Mike ”—Homeroom President 1, 4; S.C.A. Representative 1, 4; “Carousel” 3; Mastersingers 4; Bus Driver 4; A Cappella Choir 4. JOHN MALVERN OLEYAR, III—“ Johnny ”—Stamp Collecting Club 1; Bus Driver 4. ELLEN MARIE OLSEN - “Ellen” - Holy Trinity High School, Georgetown 1, 2; Circulation Staff of JAGUAR JOURNAL 3. CHARLENE LUCILLE OLSON—“Kith”—Swanson Junior High School Arlmgton 1; Washington and Lee High School, Arlington S.C.A. Representative 3; Bowling Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3. ROBERT C. PANGBORN—“Bob”—Tumbling Club 1; S.C.A. Rep- resentahve 1; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 3 4; Key Club 4; Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Class 4. VALUE PATRICIA QUINN—“Pat”—French Club 1; Sub-Deb Club 2; Sophomore Newspaper 2; Book Store 4; Sweetheart Court 4. ROBERT’ EDWhN RAPATTONI—“Bob”—Athletic Club 1, 2; J. V. Football 2, 3, Captain 3; Varsity Track 2; Varsity Football 4; J. V. Baseball Manager. JEAN LEE REED—“Jean”—JAGUAR JOURNAL Reporter 1, 2, 3; Junior Honor Society 2; Sub-Deb Club 2; Junior Editor of JAGUAR 3; National Honor Society 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4; S.C.A. Treasurer 4; Editor of JAGUAR 4; Chairman of Junior Red Cross 4; Keyettes Club 4; Prom Queen 4; Senior Superlative, “Best All Round” 4; “Most Outstanding Junior Girl” 3. BARBARA GAY RICHTER—“Barbie”—Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Student Staff 4; F.H.A. Club 1. PAUL DANIEL RINALDI—“Paul”—Band Vice-President 1; Art Club 1; Band Treasurer 2; First Chair Band 2; All-State Band 3, 4; County Symphonic Band 4; Senior Superlative, “Most Talented” 4. STEPHANIE ROAN— - Stephanie” —J. V. Softball 1, 2; Astronomy Club 1; Field Hockev 1; Bible Club Vice-President 2; PAW PRINT 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 2; Varsity Softball 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 3; A Cappella Choir 3; Co-Art Editor, JAGUAR 4. RICHARD PAUL ROBERTS—“Dick” HOWARD S. ROBERTS—“Bob”—Alexandria, Va. 1; Hot Rod Club 2; Tumbling Club 2. DARRIN ROBERTSON—“Damn”—Chicopee High School, Massa¬ chusetts 1, 2. PAUL ROGERS—“Paul”—Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1, 2. MICHAEL DAVID ROHR—“Michael”—Alexandria, Va. 1; Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Junior Honor Society 2; PAW PRINT 3, 4, Literary Editor 4; JAGUAR 4, Literary Editor 4; D.A.R. His¬ tory Medal W inner 3; Debate Team 3, 4; National Merit Scholar¬ ship Finalist 4; G. M. Scholarship Finalist 4; Quill and Scroll 4. RALPH L. ROUND—“Ralph”—J. V. Baseball 1; J. V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4. DAVID WTLLIAM RUBLE—“Dave”—W ashington-Lee High School 2, 3. ELIZABETH ADELIA RUEGG— “Betty”—Wakefield High School 1, 2; Varsitv Field Hockey 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 3; French Club 3, 4; French Honor Society 4, Choir 4; PAW PRINT 4; Mono¬ gram Club 3, 4; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4. Page 135 .S2 emor LESLIE M. RUSSO— ' ‘Leslie”— Science Club 1, 2; A.I.A. Mills 3. HUGH HOWARD SAUNDERS, JR.—“Hugh”—Athletic Club 1, 2; J. V. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Baseball 4. INA KAY SCHAFFER—“Kay”—Dance Club 1; F.H.A. Club 2, 3. RONALD SCHIFF—“Ronnie” HERMAN A. SCHMIDT—“Herm”—Homeroom Vice-President 2; J. V. Football 3; Assistant Picture Editor JAGUAR 4; Varsity Track 4; Senior Superlative, “Friendliest” 4. GARY SCHNEIDER— “Schnide” —Granby High School, Norfolk, Va. 1, 2; J. V. Football 3; Student Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN SCHNELL— “Patti” —Swanson Junior High 1; Washington-Lee High School 2; Girls’ Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 4. CHARLENE SEGELBAUM—“Charlene” MARLENE SEGELBAUM—“Marlene” RAYMOND SENAVITIS—“Ray”—Chess Club 1; Athletic Club 2; J. V. Football 3; Card Club 4. JENNY LEE SHEAN—“Gin”—Dance Club 2, 3; Homeroom Presi¬ dent 4. CONSTANCE LEE SHOMO—“Connie”—Dance Club 1; F.H.A. Club 1; President of Film Club 2. DAVID PRENTISS SHREVE—“Dave”—Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi¬ dent 4; A Cappella Choir 4. KATHLEEN LOUISE SHUGHRUE—“Kathy”—Mixed Chorus 2; F.H.A. Club 4. NANCIE SITZ—“Nancie” DOREEN SMITH—“Dee-Dee”—F.H.A. Club 2; Homeroom Treas¬ urer 1; Dance Club 3. PAULA JOYCE SMITH—“Paula”—Hockey Team 1; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Girls’ Chorus 2; Bible Club 2. MART ELIZABETH STEPLER— “Mary” —J. V. Hockey 1, 3; Stu¬ dent Council Representative 1; Girls’ Chorus 2; F.H.A. Club 1, 2, Historian 3, President 4. GAIL STEVENS—“Gail”—Modeling Club 1; J. V. Basketball 3; Majorette Club and Majorette 2, Co-Captain of Majorettes and Majorette Club 3, Captain of Majorettes and Majorette Club 4; Student Staff 4. MARTHA STINSON—“Martha”—Richmond, Va. 1; Girls’ Chorus 2; “Bernardine” 2; Dramatics Club 2; JAGUAR JOURNAL 4. JOSEPH PAUL SUPERFISKY—“Super; Big Feet”—Football 3. JEANNE ELLEN SUTHARD—“Jeannie”—Astronomy Club 1, 2; A Cappella Club 2, 3, 4, Section Leader 4; Student Staff 4. JANE R. TAYLOR—“Jane”—Poetry Editor of PAW PRINT 2; Crews of Plays 2; Forensics 2; Assistant Editor of PAW PRINT 3; Art Editor of JAGUAR; Crew of “Jane Eyre” 3; National Thespian Society 3, 4, Secretary 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; PAW PRINT Co-Editor 4; JAGUAR Staff 4; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. JUDITH FAY TAYLOR—“Judy”—Girls’ Chorus 1; Girls’ Chorus Club 1; Music Club 2; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; S.C.A. Representative 4; Mastersingers 4. SHEILA TAYNTON—“Sheila”—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Patrols 1, 2; All- State Band 3, 4; JAGUAR 3, 4; All-County Band 4; Runner-up, Merit Scholarship 4; Captain of Patrols 4. CHRIS 1 RAHAN— “Chris” —Virginia Beach High School 1, 2. 1 A 1 RICIA NORAH TRUNDLE— “Pat” —Secretary of Class 1; French Club 1; Junior Honor Society 1; S.C.A. Representative 1, 2, 3; Class Senator 3; JAGUAR 3, 4; Executive Committee 4; Keyette Club 4. LINDA JANE TUDOR—“Linda”—Richmond, Va. 1, 2; Student Council Representative 3; Worked in Office 4. DEBBIE WAITKUS—“Baby Doll”—New York 1, 2, 3. DOUGLAS WALKER—“Duke”—J. V. Baseball 1; Varsity Basket¬ ball 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Class Senator 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 4; JAGUAR 4. KATHERINE REGINA WARBURTON—“Kathie”—Dance Club 1; Sub-Deb Club 2; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3, 4, Third Page Editor 4 ; Junior Class Newspaper 3; JAGUAR 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4 ; S.P.T.A. Senior Class Queen 4; Keyettes Club 4; Girls’ Chorus 4 ; Prom Court 4. FRANK EL WOOD WATSON—“Frank”—Dance Club 1; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; J. V. Football 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Varsity Foot¬ ball 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3; Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3; “Lil’ Abner” — Sadie Hawkins Day 4; Bus Driver 4; Senior Superla¬ tive, “Most Attractive” 4. LINDA ANN WELCH— “Linda” —Dance Club 1; Majorette 2; Sweet¬ heart Court 3; Homecoming Court Maid of Honor 4; Varsity Cheer¬ leader 4. GARY ANNE WILKINS—“Gary Anne”—Girls’ Chorus 1; J. V. Bas¬ ketball 1; Dance Club 1; Monogram Club 2; Sub-Deb Club 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; “Carousel” 3; Prom Committee 3; Mastersingers 4; Kevettes Club 4; Student Staff 4. JUDITH ANN WILLOUGHBY—“Judy”—Varsity Softball 1, 3, 4; Dance Club 1; Homeroom President 1, 2; PAW PRINT 2, 3; Film Viewing Club 2; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4. RICHARD PAUL WINSLOW—“Dick”—Camera Club 1, 2, 4, Treas¬ urer 1, Secretary 2; Cross Country 3; Track 3. DIANE PAULETTE WIRTH—“Diane”—Girls” Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Junior Honor Society 2; Youth for Christ Club 2; “Carousel” 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4. SHARON LYNN WOODRING—“Sharon”—Bridge Club 1; Vice- President of Modeling Club 3; JAGUAR JOURNAL 3; JAGUAR Staff 4. JAMES NEAL WOODSON — “Woody” — Stratford Junior High School, Arlington 1; Washington-Lee High School, Arlington 2, 3; Ankara U. S. Air Force Base High School, Turkey 3, 4; Falls Church High School 4. HARRY EDWARD WOODWARD—“Woodie”—Art Typing Club 1; J. V. Baseball 1; Junior Honor Society 1, 2 ; Vice-President 2; S.C.A. Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Editor Daily Bulletin 3; Supervisor Student Staff 4; JAGUAR 4. BE I IT DELORES WYLOGE— “Betty” —Abraham Lincoln Junior- Senior High School, San Diego, California 1; Modeling Club 2; Junior Honor Society 2; JAGUAR 4. WILLIAM SAMUEL YANCY—“Sam”—Richland, Washington 1; Tumbling Club President 2; Marching, Concert Band 2; National Junior Honor Society 2; J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Key Club President 3, 4; Most Outstanding Junior 3; Harvard Book Recipient 3; Boys’ State Principal 3; S.C.A. Representative 3, President 4; JAGUAR 4; Student Staff Supervisor 4. EUNICE RUTH ZIMMERMAN—“Eunice”—Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 4, Vice-President 3; J. V. Hockey 1, 2; J. V. Basket¬ ball 1; J. V. Softball 1, 2; Junior Honor Society 2; Varsity Basket¬ ball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; JAGUAR Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 4; Student Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; President of Keyette Club 4; Senior Superlative, “Most Athletic” 4. Not pictured: ROBERT CARELS, JOHNNY JOHNSON, JOHNNY LACEl PEIER CAMERON RITTER, DICK ROBERTS, CONSTANCE LE SMITH, DONALD EDWARD WILLIAMS. FRANK McGHEE, WADE McGHEE, DAVID RAMPEY, SEGELBAUM, CONSTANCE LEE SHOMO, CLAUDE H. Page 136 a r e lu e if Those of us who are seniors at Falls Church find that a dread and terrible disease is creeping upon us. It is one that was completely alien to us as thetamen at the bottom rung of the ladder of learning. It is one that we ridiculed as sophomores, that we spoke of with apprehension when, as juniors, we saw the last steps ahead of us. Now it has hit us and we’re a little ashamed of it. It is called nostalgia, an ailment pecular to those who approach and pass the final graduation from Falls Church High School. We stand around at the prom parties and stage bull-sessions and start all our remarks with, Remember when . . . or, And there was the time that. . . I he girls cry, and sometimes the boys do, too, wdien graduation comes around. We never say wdiat we feel, because we don t know how to, and w e’re ashamed of it a little bit, afraid w ? e’ll be laughed at for being corny and foolish by friends who are more successful in hiding their sentiment. We stumble and grope for words to express our feelings, and cannot communicate to the underclassmen what it means to leave, can’t say anything to them except, Just you wait a year or two!” It’s hard to say farewell to a school, to thousands of students, some long graduated, some just starting, to teachers and janitors and bus drivers and the grimy walls and inaccurate clock and clanging bells and the thousand in¬ significant things we shall remember, the faces that will blur into hazy images to haunt reminiscence. e can t say just, ‘Goodbye,” because we mean so much more than that. Our Farewell” must contain a Thank-you,” an “I remember,” a “Goodbye,” an “Oh heck! of ashamed deprecation and of realization that all those corny platitudes that last year s seniors piously proclaimed have become real, and, finally, a ‘Hello” to the new memories that will come after the final valediction. 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