Fort Hunt High School - Fortress Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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Lounge Offers Relaxation The one thing that all Seniors look forward to, the inner sanc- tum of Fort Hunt High, is the Senior Lounge. This is the place where Seniors can revert back to their childhood. Consisting of a couch, two chairs and many good times, the lounge is always filled with the latest gossip and weekend hap¬ penings. It is the place that sets the Seniors apart from the rest of the school. Celebrating their lBth birthday. Senior twins Lisa and Linda Fernandez are overwhelmed with presents from friends. Stephanie Letitia Caffery Robert D. Calligaro Jerome J. Byers David Paul Burgett W illiam Warren Burnham Raymond Joseph Canuel Lesley Catherine Caudery Andrew Cerutti Susan Eduina Chamberlain Richard Anthony Campagna 16 Classes

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Natalie Martin Bayol Pamela Faith Beach Mary Anne Beeby Francisco P. Bernasconi Michael Paul Betancourt MR Open! hunt Open! I. HUNT Open! Class of ’85 Supports the FH Coalition With the proposal to turn the Fort into an intermediate school, the Seniors disproved all rumors that they didn ' t care. It was the seniors who began cheering “Save our School’’ at the pep rallies and games, par¬ ticipated widely at the polling places, and spoke in favor of our school at local public hearings. Although the Class of 85 would certainly graduate from Fort Hunt, the future of their school was a big concern. Seniors Kale Murray, Trieia Vealch, David McLary and Jeanette Paulino show support for the Fort on Election Day. Windy Kay Blatcher Michael Bluestone Seniors 15

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Cynthia Lynn Chance Laura La Plahte Chase Yong Chun Chong Nelson Sesan Chow Frederick Monroe Cooksey Dean Howell Cooney Carolyn Coughlin Kevin Kelly Connell Alison Marie Clarke Regina Coleman David Leonard Condon Patrick Crawn Seniors 17