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

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’84-’85 Year Filled With Memories As the school year began, we looked back on the past summer and all of the m e in o r a b 1 e o c e a s i o n s associated with it; we also anticipated a school year with even more great memories. These expecta¬ tions were easily met. Whether it was par¬ ticipating in the traditional Homecoming events or cheering on the Feds at an athletic event, the grounds of Fort Hunt were con¬ stantly filled with good times. As the drummers begin their famous “drumbeat,” Linda Fernandez and Denise Murray begin their infamous “drum-beat dance.” Surprised by a Fortress photographer, Christine Timmons cheerfully smiles. Having a busy day, Beth Lancaster quickly attempts to finish her homework CONTENTS Classes to Clubs 72 Sports too Features 138 Academics 174 Sponsors and Index 194 Opening

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FORTRESS 1985 FORT HUNT HIGH SCHOOL 8428 Fort Hunt Road Alexandria, Virginia 22308 A Fairfax County School Volume 22 Opening 1

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’ ji- ' - p a Showing their spirit, Angela Beal and Donna Bailey dress up for Music Day. After sustaining an injury, Ernie Lyles returns to the bench. Relaxing before a pep rally, the JV cheerleaders say “hi” to David Condon. Preparing for their halftime show the Drill Team waits for the music. Opening 3