Groveton High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1973 volume:

GROVETON HIGH SCHOOL FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA SIXTEENTH EDITION 2 SiTnn TIGERAMA 1973 TABLE OF CONTENTS PICTORIAL 4 SPORTS 18 FEATURES 65 ACTIVITIES 81 FACULTY 122 CLASSES 160 INDEX 240 3 4 5 8 People involve me. With a glance of encouragement we stir each other ' s sensations. Forgotten motions are refreshed. A touch that makes me smile I need to receive. I need to give. it . ' 3 -M’ 16 SPORTS CHEERLEADERS VARSITY 20 Teri Ayers captain Stephanie Johnson co-captain Karen Barber Carol Anderson Shirley Olsen Debbie Wade Diane Carter Dianne Vinsh Not pictured: Cathy Clark Susie Faulds 21 CHEERLEADERS J.V. Cathy Ledbetter Donna Anderson Sherrie James Cindy Slater Melinda Kitchell Donna Spedden Marcy Howard Mimi Walters, captian Paula Burrus 22 CHEERLEADERS FRESHMAN Shirley Moody Laura Lacey Dorothy Howard Rachel Jackson Patty Ambrose Rachel Daniels Stacey Johnson Debbie Fahnestock Molly Leavitt 23 MAJORETTES (I. to r.) Debbie Nolan, captain; Cathy Cremins; Laura Wilderson; Debbie Thacker; Robin Wilkerson; Rosanne Calzerano; Ellen Delman; Kathy Oikennen. Tiger Mascot, Regina Kelso Cheerleader, Jay Bayliss Michelle DeGastyne Student Marching Band Director 27 FOOTBALL VARSITY 1st row (I. to r.) Mark Holt; Mark Blackwell; Earl Gilbert; Billy McGee; Danny Wilson; Bill Shuttleworth; Jeff Gray, manager; 2nd row Mike Fells; f ob Skrinski; Vn Teskey; Jeff Kashurba; Gary Hileman; Stewart Moneymaker; Eddie Newsome; 3rd row Joe Moore; Carson Vincenti; Mike Broadhurst; Joey Andrews; Fred Lees; Bill Smith, Mike Miller; Martin Beruete; 4th row Leo Croisitere; Bernie DeGastyne; Glenn Williams; Ben Frakes; Mike Stinnett; Dale Eaton; Greg Aucott; Kevin Beekan; Justin Redmon; 5th row Wayne Rutherford; Dave Missell; Herbie Hines; Larry Jackson; Shawn Wood; Alvin Cowans; Rick Winchester; Harvey Miles; Rick Hardie; Vincent Bailey. 28 29 1st row (I. to r.) Randy Schlesinger; John DeGiorgi; Steven Fells; Bill Strada; Jeff Gray, manager; 2nd row Chris Beckner; Randy Matney; Lenny Ratliff; Mike Fells; Randy Plitt; Larry Florence; 3rd row Garland Childris; Chuck Shorten; Jeff Thompson; Ray Herman; Ben Frakes; Larry Daly; Dick Slingerland; 4th row Joe Redding; Matt Tucker; Rick Dryer; Vincent Bailey; Shawn Wood; Hugh Dillon; Gary Hileman; Jay Bayliss; John Starkey. FOOTBALL J.V. 30 1st row (I. to r.) Rod Williams; Andre Townsend; Ronnie Carter; Eugene Weldon; Mike Minix; Jim Shrote; Bruce Molzan; 2nd row Fred Arman; Jim Hardbower; Terry Carter; Charlie Seward; Richard Rosshiem; Donny Hackney; Chris Cross; 3rd row Den¬ nis Milan; Paul Anderson; Dean Hovertor; John Ashworth; James Higgins; Larry Jackson; 4th row Jim Price; Cary Yeager; Mark Kolpez; John Barber; Tommy Mailloux; Tony Cheng; Chris Hansen; 5th row Ed Warcak; Jim Johnson; Mark Jones; Andy Ehrl¬ ich; Jeff Blankenbeckler; Walter Callahan; Matt Fletcher. FOOTBALL FRESHMAN HOCKEY VARSITY 1st row (I. to r.) Beckie Fortney; Jean Lindsey; Pam Locke; Janet Johnson; Debbie Kulp; 2nd row Pan Neuman; Becky Campbell- Hillary Hoer man; 3rd row Miss Horton, coach; Louise Campbell; Patty O ' Donnell; Caryn Eaton; Cyndi Ingham; Cathy Carrell; Becky Enos’ m v f i i 3 . i nri %} v% IVtliJM mm ' J !l HHki fSsgj MBgp HHj 1st row (I. to r.) May Lou Lafiey; 2nd row Delores bullivan; Connie McCuire; Sharon Goodspeed; Marilyn Jackson; Susan Fortney; Mrs. Ingham, coach; Martha Spiers; Gail Lusk; 3rd row Linda Cromley; Ruth Adelsberger; Donna Berard. HOCKEY J.V. 33 1st row (I. to r.) Randy Plitt; Sung Jo Choi; Eddie Newsome; Bobby Hauther; Craig Wallis; John Warczak; 2nd row Bill White; Dave Kilpatrick; Len Scott; Joe Cilinski; Jerry Kilpatrick, manager; 3rd row Mark Nyboe; Dale Eaton; Herbie Hines; Mr. Garber. WRESTLING VARSITY 34 (I. to r.) Joe Moore; Mike Minix; Dick Detwiller; Chris Miller; Tom Mailloux; Dave Butler; Chris Beckner; Don Jarrel; John Warczak; Craig Wallis. WRESTLING J.V. 35 1st row (I. to r.) Mike Carter, manager; Ronny Dunn; Alvin Cowans, captain; Rusty Connors, co-captain; Bren¬ dan O ' Hara, manager; 2nd row Chris West, manager; Glen Williams; Steve Jewell; Harold Jackson; John Rob¬ inson; Curt McArtor; Rick Winchester; Gary Williams; Lenny Manello. 36 BASKETBALL VARSITY 37 BASKETBALL FRESHMAN smmm msTKiCT ISKETBALL HAHPIOHS 1970-71 1st row (I. to r.) Kevin Taylor; Earl lohnson; Tony Cheng; Rod Williams; Steve Landi; Keith Houston; 2nd row Jeff Givens; manager; Jim Davis; Kenny Boulware; Billy Dam; Billy Rickets; Derrike Barber; Donnie Hackney, captain; Matt Flecher; Bruce Smith; Mr. Kleinschmidt. 38 BASKETBALL j. v. Kneeling (I. to r.) Andre Townsend; Michael Fells; Standing Steve McNeal, manager; Steven Fells; David Markiewicz; Mark Holt; Morris Mills, Welton Quander; Eric Schonberger; Reggie King; Gary Hileman; David Berry, manager. 39 BASKETBALL VARSITY (I. to r.) Pam Locke; Cathy Carrell, co-captain; Mimi Hoffman; Marilyn Jackson; Mary Lou Laf- ley; Pam Neuman; Pam Keys; Becky Enos; Carol Thomson; Louise Campbell; Becky Fortney; Cyndi Ingham, co-captain; Gale Kabat. 40 1st row (I. to r ) J an Lindvry; Miss f.uirri, roarh; (rid row Donna Ouand -r, ro-raptajn fj -ar 4 f in; I irvda Knight; irrj row Susan P ' oU-, Kirloe Harvey; r.o-oaptain; Donna Beavers; 4th row Michelle C.onnertoo; D ' Ariri McfJellan; f jebbie Kul( , Sharon Goods[ - -d; Delores Sullivan BASK J.V. 44 46 SWIM TEAM (I. to r.) 1st row J.B. Rife; Jim Sullivan; 2nd row Sherrie Bretzius; Regina Kelso; Lisa Cordon; Patty O ' Donnell; Bruce Molzan; 3rd row Kos Jansen; Caryn Eaton; Nico Jansen; Nancy Duncan; 4th row Andy Ehrlich; Kevin Kerns; Patrick Smith; Jamie Botero; Julie Smith; Patty Ambrose; Kim Corbett; 5th row Horvey Miles; Bill Kirk; Scott Spitzer; Jean Sherman; Caroline Lieber; Kendall Gallavan; Carol Sanford; 6th row Joe Redding; Jim Shroote; Peggy Anderson; Rosanne Calzerano; 7th row Greg Aucott; Jim Cobren; Alan Larkins; Naomi Levenson. 47 1st row (I. to r.) Johnny Walder; Ricky Fingeret; John Pfeiffer; Bill Hughes; Jim Waters; Mike Selton; Chris West; Jose Bereute; Ralph Dunvant; Lee Harper; Wood Kidner; John Buflo; Bill Shuttleworth; 2nd row Carlile Vincenti; Bill Nutter; Koos Jansen; Sean Henderson; Tom Hahn; Kurt Dubbe; Carson Vincenti; David Gibbon; Nico Jansen; Kevin Beekin; Nick Wick; Jose Baptista; Bob Westlake; Chuck Giles; Louis Michael. SOCCER 48 CROSS COUNTRY Jerry Kilpatrick; David Hyams; Jim Bayliss; Wilson Gilbert; Douthard Butler; Greg Wagner; Sean Henderson; Mike Lamarra; Jim Hamrin; Jerry Crim; David Kilpatrick. 49 1st row (I. to r.) Mark Blackwell; Mike Lamarra; Tony Frye; Peyton Brown; 2nd row Jim Hamrin; Greg Wagner; Mark Smith; 3rd row Larry Daly; Jim Powell; Billy Thomas; Jerry Crim; 4th row Rick Hardie, co-captain; Alvin Deblanc; Wilson Gilbert; captain; Dave Stammerjohn; Fred Lees. WINTER TRACK 50 1st row (I. to r.) Steve McNeal, manager; Wilson Gilbert; Jerry Crim; Jay Bayliss; manager; 2nd row David Blake; Mark Smith; Jim Hamrin; Bill Thomas; Mark Blackwell; i outhard Butler; 3rd row Larry Daly; Peyton Brown, Terry Rounds; 4th row Rick Hardie; Shawn Wood; Herbie Hines; Jim Powell; Greg Wagner. SPRING TRACK 51 1st row (I. to r.) Pam Neuman; Inez Skinner; 2nd row Joy Plosay; Donna Qu Quander; 3rd row Debbie Mitchell; Paula Clifford; Norleen Vincenti; 4th row Debi Peterson; Lisa Furner; Regina Kelso; Anne Imrie; 5th row Pam Mickey; Lisa Johnson; Linda Knighton; Mrs. Smith, coach. GIRLS TRACK 52 I. to r. Jay Converse; Diann White; Steve Glass; Randy Fiel; Mike Newberry; Pat Sankey; Nancy Duncan; Scott Miles; Jim Pyle. GOLF 53 BASEBALL VARSITY 1st row (I. to r.) Dale Eaton; Dave Mizell; Randy Plitt; Richard Hackney; Fred Lees; 2nd row Dave Stammerjohn; Chuck Ledbetter; Max West- phal; Joe Moore; Steve Ward; 3rd row Vincent Bailey; Mark Holt; Ben Frakes; Billy McGee; Jim Palmer; Steve Jewell; Mr. Klienschmidt, coach. 54 BASEBALL J.V. 1st row (I. to r.) Mr. Dietze, coach; Joe Doyle; John Murphy; Tommy Ambrose; Phil Hawkins; Mark Kopasz; Ignacio Del Castillo; 2nd row Cary Hileman; Ed Murphy; Chris Cross; J.L. Frinks; Jeff Blankenbecler; Jeff Sullivan; Mark Jones; Steve Trumbo; John Starkey; Jim Davis; Jay Hoffman. 55 SOFTBALL VARSITY .vl _- C : 1st row (I. to r.) Pam Locke, manager, )enny Price, Patty Ambrose, Donna Dixon, Karen Alcorn, Rosanne Calzerano, Susan Poole, Shirley Moody, 2nd row Deana Cain, Donna Beavers, Linda Knight, Susan Poston, Marilyn Jackson, Susy Heorrman, Sharon Goodspeed, Laura Lacey, manager, Widgie Still. wLu y J? t A y- t ir : • TM; -. i (I. to r.) Miss Horton, coach; Sandy Smith; jan Trefry; Patty Finegan; Cathy Carrell; Mimi Walters; Deb¬ bie Kulp; Donna Spedden; Cathy Clarke; Cathy Hensley. SOFTBALL J.V. 57 GIRLS TENNIS ISPBwl 1 Hi mStk. L- 1 — M jffl ibi row (i. to r.) Karen Kose; Mimi Hoffman; Nancy Duncan; Janie Barnett; Karen Rose; 2nd row Joyce Gallagher; Joy Plosay; Lisa Furner; Kathy Oikkonen; Mr. Clark, coach; Pam Mickey; Ellen Delman; Leslie Klien. 58 (I. to r.) Henry Rosen; Peter Hirshfeld; Malcolm Klein; Scott Shenker; Mark Southerland; Jono Evans; Dwight Soltis; Randy Simmons. BOYS TENNIS 59 1st row (I. to r.) Laurie Smith; Kim Ward; Janet Allen; Cheryl Peter; 2nd row Darlene Lewis; Janet Stuart; Pattie Gibbons; Lolly Lieber; Karen Alcorn; Inez Skinner; Tammy Ruiz; Libby Palmer; 3rd row Rossann Jansen; Eslen Flowers; Connie Anderson; Jackie Griffin; Jan Fulk; Theresa Burgess; Susan Gordan; Barbara O ' Neil; Debbie Fairbanks; Reatha Murphy; Janet Meeks; Clara Grove; Kathy Fallon. PEP CLUB 60 DRILL TEAM 1st row (I. to r.) Kathy Hager, treasurer; Debbie Slater, captain; Laurie Mader, secretary; Cheryl Cain, co-captain; 2nd row Debbie Neuman; Debbie Hardbauer; Susan Hagan; Debbie Mitchell; Teresa Hottel; Sharon Coulter; Mary Lafley; 3rd row Jean Stevenson; Sarah Sunkel; Sherrie Bretzius; Courtney Braur; Sandy Bracewell; Bobette Roper; Donna Smith; 4th row Debi Peterson; Diane White; Anne Marshall; Genise Carpenter; Joy Plosay; Jan Murphy; Lisa Johnson; 5th row Jean Belinko; Patty Crim; Debbie Thor¬ ton; Anne Emery; Debbie Scott; Alissa Bond; Linda Cromely; 6th row Carolyn Stroud; Barbara Micheal; Jean Lindsey; Glenda Stephan; Bev Pugh; Cathy Pryor; Suzanne Maegher; 7th row Jane Johnson; Debbie White; Donna Knighton; Pam Mickey; Candy Aucott; Becky McManus; Mary Jewell; 8th row Casandra King; Chris Shane; Patty Yale; Barbara Stammerjohn; Teresa Kurtz; Betsy Phillips. RECORDS Groveton Groveton Groveton 1-0 1-1 0-1 Lee Edison West Springfield FOOTBALL WINTER TRACK Groveton L Mount Vernon Groveton L Lee VARSITY Groveton L Fort Hunt Croveton 7-14 Langley Groveton W Hayfield Croveton 35-20 Falls Church Groveton L Edison Croveton 0-32 Hayfield Groveton 14-10 West Springfield Croveton 0-21 Fort Hunt Croveton 28-24 Oakton Groveton 7- 0 Edison GIRLS TENNIS Croveton 6-14 Lee Groveton Croveton 7- 6 6-42 Mount Mount Vernon T.C. Williams Groveton 5-2 West Springfield Groveton 5-2 Edison JUNIOR VARSITY Croveton Croveton Groveton 8-26 6- 6 0- 0 Hammond Hayfield West West Springfield Groveton Groveton Groveton Groveton Groveton 3- 4 2- 5 6-1 4- 3 3- 4 Fourt Hunt Jefferson Hayfield T.C. Williams Fort Hunt Groveton Groveton 6-21 0-50 Fort Hunt George Washington Groveton Groveton 7-0 4-3 Lee Madison Croveton 15- 8 Edison Croveton 8- 0 Mount Mount Vernon Croveton 15- 0 Lee FRESHMEN CROSS COUNTRY Croveton 14-12 West Springfield Croveton 8-12 Fort Hunt T.C. Williams Groveton 24-16 George Washington Groveton 50-15 Groveton 14-20 Edison Groveton 50-15 Edison Groveton 12- 6 Mount Mount Vernon Groveton 23-32 Fort Hunt Croveton 14-21 Lee Groveton 49-15 West Springfield Groveton 33-24 Hayfield Groveton 28-27 Lee Groveton 37-22 Mount Vernon Groveton 8th District Meet HOCKEY VARSITY Groveton 1-0 Jefferson WRESTLING Groveton 0-1 Madison Croveton 3-1 T.C. Williams Groveton 1-0 Fort Hunt VARSITY Groveton 2-2 Mount Vernon Groveton 43- 9 Wakefield Wakefield Groveton 0-1 Lee Groveton 23-26 Oakton Groveton 0-1 Edison Groveton 15-25 Robinson Groveton 0-1 West West Springfield Groveton 17-25 T.C. Williams Groveton 24-28 Edison JUNIOR VARSITY Groveton 12-24 West Springfield Groveton 1-0 Jefferson Groveton 37-15 Marshall Groveton 0-0 Madison Groveton 13-31 Hayfield Groveton 5-0 T.C. Williams Groveton 17-41 Lee Groveton 2-2 Fort Hunt Groveton 25-19 Fort Hunt Groveton 0-0 Mount Vernon Groveton 9-40 Mount Vernon 62 JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMEN Groveton 51-12 Wakefield Groveton 5-47 West Springfield Groveton 42-18 Oakton Groveton 45-30 Hayfield Groveton 12-46 Robinson Groveton 29-40 Lee Groveton 15-31 Hammond Groveton 44-45 Fort Hunt Groveton 17-45 Edison Groveton 37-33 Edison Groveton 12-40 West Springfield Groveton 46-45 Mount Vernon Groveton 17-48 Marshall Groveton 29-47 George Washington Groveton 15-46 Hayfield Groveton 43-50 West Springfield Groveton 12-44 Lee Groveton 35-33 Hayfield Groveton 12-54 Fort Hunt Groveton 43-59 Lee Groveton 9-60 Mount Vernon Groveton 30-33 Fort Hunt Groveton 33-35 Edison Groveton 31-36 Mount Vernon Groveton 47-54 Hammond BASKETBALL VARSITY Groveton 68- % Langley GIRLS BASKETBALL Groveton 40- 54 Wakefield Groveton 63- 65 Stuart VARSITY Groveton 52- 73 Woodson v i i Groveton 59-28 T.C. Williams Groveton 71- 76 Bayside Groveton 34-31 Lee Groveton 51- 55 Princess Anne Groveton 23-29 Fort Hunt Groveton 72- 86 Cox Groveton 42-33Hayfield Groveton 54- 80 West Springfield Groveton 54- 55 Hayfield Groveton 21-56 West Springfield Groveton 55- 91 Lee Groveton 62-30 Mount Vernon Groveton 46- 48 Fort Hunt Groveton 63-43 Edison Groveton 23- 54 Edison Groveton 77-44 T.C. Williams Groveton 38- 37 Mount Vernon Groveton 38-26 Lee Groveton 43- 62 T.C. Williams Groveton 40-37 Fort Hunt Groveton 51-105 West Springfield Croveton 42-29 Hayfield Groveton 45- 42 Hayfield Groveton 20-79 West Springfield Groveton 77-93 Lee Groveton 41-34 Mount Vernon Groveton 55- 62 Fort Hunt Groveton 65-33 Edison Groveton 56- 73 Edison Groveton 32-22 Fort Hunt Groveton 69- 55 Mount Vernon Groveton 41-62 West Springfield Groveton 45- 57 T.C. Williams Groveton 48-56 Jefferson JUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Groveton 54-61 Langley Groveton 21-19 Hammond Groveton 73-62 Wakefield Groveton 16-19 Lee Groveton 65-57 Stuart Groveton 8-18 Fort Hunt Groveton 69-70 Woodson Groveton 8-23 Hayfield Groveton 62-67 West Springfield Groveton 16-30 West Springfield Groveton 72-69 Hayfield Groveton 11-19 Mount Vernon Groveton 73-61 Lee Groveton 20-26 Edison Groveton 56-48 Fort Hunt Groveton 18-20 Lee Groveton 66-67 Edison Groveton 11-28 Fort Hunt Groveton 93-76 Mount Vernon Groveton 9-13 George Washington Groveton 61-67 George Washington Groveton 13-28 Havfield Groveton 66-67 West Springfield Groveton 11-18West Springfield Groveton 61-57 Hayfield Groveton 17-16 Mount Vernon Groveton 84-90 Lee Groveton 15-25 Edison Groveton 67-45 Fort Hunt Groveton 81-74 Edison Groveton 94-58 Mount Vernon Groveton 63-85 Hammond Groveton 69-63 Lee Groveton 68-70 West Springfield .  i CROVETON HIGH SCHOOL IS UNIQUE. IT SERVES A COMMUNITY THAT IS NOT COMMUNITY. THE SCHOOL DISTRICT EMBRACES MANY COMMUNITIES-EACH WITH ITS OWN IDENTITY, RANGING FROM THE VERY AFFLUENT TO THE LESS AFFLUENT. MORE LIKE A SALAD BOWL THAN A MELTING POT, EACH ELEMENT MAINTAINS ITS IDENTITY, YET ENRICHES THE QUALITY OF THE WHOLE. WHILE GROVE- TON IS THE SMALLEST HIGH SCHOOL IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, IT IS PROBABLY THE MOST DIVERSE-AND YET SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND RACIAL FRAGMENTATION IS MINIMAL. LINES ARE CROSSED AND THE INEVITABLE SCHOOL CLIQUES USUALLY CONTAIN PERSONS FROM DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS. THE EM¬ PHASIS SEEMS TO BE WHAT YOU ARE RATHER THAN WHO YOU ARE. BUT GROVETON IS ALSO TYPICAL. IT IS, IN FACT, A MINI-AMERICA. ITS VERY DIVERSITY, TO SOME DE¬ GREE, REFLECTS THE HETEROGENEOUS COMPOSITY OF THE NATION—THOUGH PERHAPS NOT IN THE SAME PROPORTIONS. LIKE THE NATION, GROVETON HAS PASSED THROUGH MANY MOODS IN RE¬ CENT YEARS. AS LONG HAIR AND THE POOR LOOK BECAME CAMP, AND PROTEST BECAME CHIC ON TELEVISION SO THE BIZARRE APPEARED TO BE THE NORM AT GROVETON. BUT ALL OF THIS HAS PASSED-AND LEFT A RESIDUE. AS A QUIET HAS SETTLED OVER THE COUNTRY AND THE CAMPUS, THE RECENT EXPERIENCE HAS ALTERED OUR BEHAVIOR—FOR BETTER OR WORSE, DEPENDING ON YOUR AGE AND POINT OF VIEW. THE DRESS CODES WHICH AT ONE TIME IMPOSED STANDARDS OF CONFORMITY REFLECTING THE TASTE OF THE ESTABLISHMENT HAVE BEEN RE¬ PLACED BY A LAISSEZ FAIRE ATTITUDE ALLOWING TASTE TO FALL WHERE IT MAY. LONG HAIR AND PEACH FUZZ ARE STILL WITH US, BUT A BATHLESS REVOLUTIONARY DOES NOT LURK BEHIND IT. THE AGE OF ROCK HAS SOMEWHAT RESHAPED OUR LANGUAGE. TO BE RIPPED OFF MEANS TO HAVE BEEN TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF. TO RAP MEANS TO TALK OR DISCUSS. A FREAK IS-SOMEONE WHO IS UNUSUAL IN A NEGATIVE SENSE, A MISFIT; WHILE TO FREAK OUT IS TO BE INEBRIATED OR STONED ON MARIJUANA OR SOME OTHER DRUG. TO BE UP TIGHT MEANS TO BE TENSE. TO BE HEAVEY OR SOLID MEANS TO BE SERIOUS OR PROFOUND. TO SOME EXTENT THE PROFESSED IDEALISM OF YOUTH HAS FOUND EXPRESSION IN THE SCHOOL CURRICULA. FREEDOM OF CHOICE IS ENCOURAGED BY OFFERING A FLEXIBLE PROGRAM REPLACING THE RIGID FULL YEAR COURSE WITH DIVERSE NINE WEEK COURSES. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ALONE OFFERS MORE THAN 60 COURSES-INCLUDING A COMMUNTIY INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM- WITH A FACULTY OF ONLY SIXTEEN. THE SOCIAL STUDIES AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENTS WITH SMALLER FACULTIES FOLLOW THE SAME PATTERN. EARLY RELEASE PROGRAMS, VOCATIONAL TRADE COURSES, AND VOCATIONAL COUNSELING SERVES THE NEEDS OF WORKING STUDENTS. TRAINING STUDENTS TO WORK WITH PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN AND PROVIDING THE COMMUNITY WITH A NURSERY SCHOOL WAS INNOVATED BY THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT. A PASS-FAIL OPTION HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE CHOICES A STUDENT IS FREE TO MAKE IN COURSES TAKEN FOR ELECTIVE CREDIT. RULES PROHIBITING SMOKING ON SCHOOL GROUNDS HAVE BEEN RE¬ LAXED. STUDENT RIGHT AND RESPONSIBILITIES, ONCE DEFINED BY THE WHIM OF SCHOOL HIER¬ ARCHIES, HAVE BEEN CLEARLY CODIFIED AND PUBLISHED. THE STUDENT-GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN REORGANIZED TO BETTER REPRESENT THE VARIOUS COMMUNITIES WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. AN AREA ADVISORY COUNCIL WAS CREATED TO ENCOURAGE STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN HIGH AD¬ MINISTRATIVE DECISIONS. A STUDENT SITS ON THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. YET GROVETON HIGH SCHOOL IS WHAT IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN. WE STILL PRODUCE OUR ACADEMI¬ CALLY TALENTED, OUR HOMECOMING QUEENS, OUR BAND AND CHORUSES, OUR CHEERLEADERS, OUR DRAMATIC AND FINE ARTISTS, OUR SERVICE CLUBS, OUR COMPETITIVE TEAMS. WE ARE STILL A PLACE WHERE GENERATIONS INTERACT TO AFFECT CHANGES IN EACH OTHER. FEATURES 65 1st row (I. to r.) joey Andrews; Kim Cross, president; Donny Hackney; 2nd row Lacey Petty; Dianne Vinsh; Sherrie Fetterman; Teri Ayers; 3rd row Helen Jacoby; David Kilpatrick; Marianne Jansen; Anna Carillo; 4th row Jeff Kashurba; Vicki Will; Marshall Leavitt; Asher Roth; Marc Che¬ shire; Margo Reid; secretary. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 66 Janet Broida Micheal Carter national merit Front—Jane Johnson; Stephanie Turpin; Mark Elliot. Back—Bonnie Wachtel; Janet Broida 71 TERI AYERS, HOMECOMING QUEEN 1st row (I. to r.) Shirley Olsen; Lacey Petty; Margo Reid; Stephanie Johnson; 2nd row Karen Barher; Cherie Kitchell; Dianne Vinsh; Regina Kelso, not pictured: Becca Cross. HOMECOMING 73 74 UNSUNG HEROES With the unfolding of fall, many tackle the joys and sorrows of athletics. Greeting sports with some apprehension, en- tusiasm and confidence soon spread among those players who make it. A fresh start, a second chance: each promises that this year can be different. Brothers in sport, the individ¬ uals grit their teeth and prepare for the work, the weariness, and hopefully, the wins. Season Supermen briefly taste fame as the fickle spot—light of the crowds find them. But what of those who bear the burdens, and are rarely no¬ ticed? As in most other areas of life the average man goes unheralded in the annals of sports, even though without him, no team could exist. Striving and sweating under the shadow of the superstar, the average athlete has no trophies to boast of his years in sports, and no fans, for even the benchers look to higher heroes to worship. Memories alone survive to be recalled in later years. What motivates him, why does he continue to sweat, to reach for a higher level that many not be within his physical prowess to attain? Is it a natural human desire to seek glory and recognition? Is it a daydream hope for a chance to one day swish that clinch¬ ing basket, score that last-minute goal, slug that grand slam for the championship? Or could the greatest motivation be the pure and simple love for the game? Perhaps this is the ultimate ingredient for true success. Success among others, or that personal success, which means the most. 75 S.E.E.K. Zen—Buddhism, karate, gourmet cooking, anthropology ... all within the walls of Croveton High School. But the excitement didn ' t stop there. A multitude of such courses were available on January 29 and 30, all a part of Student Effort to Expand Knowledge. There was a care¬ ful tiptoe through the halls as SEEK people waited to see the results of all their back-breaking weeks of organizing. In one room you might have found a large number of students with blankets and pillows—not sleeping—but meditating. Or perhaps you were lucky enough to witness a karate demonstration with a little fencing or ping-pong on the side. At another end of the school you might have discovered one of the male English teachers doing his thing—cooking gourmet food. If you are of the more creative sort, you could have designed anything from candles to macrame to a kan-kan (anyone can). When noontime rolled around, you ' d be eating the normal cafeteria cui¬ sine, but would have an hour in which to do it. And there was music to eat lunch to, provided by a live band. On the more intellectual side of the day, there were classes in psychology, jour¬ nalism, rock and jazz appreciation, archaeology, computers, and quite a bit more. Noted news¬ paper columnists and authors made appearances, and students also got a taste of teaching with their own designed courses. Due to the enormous variety of courses, literally everyone was able to latch onto at least an hour of good education. The hardest part was deciding on only twelve choices. If you like movies (or just needed a rest) those were available. Then, if you just wanted to get away from it all for a day, your possibilities were endless: the zoo, Kennedy Cen¬ ter, D.C. Courts . . . After the flour was swept away from the bread—baking class and the podium carted out of a political seminar, most people faced the routine schedule with a hint of pessimism. However, because of the elective system in English, history, and physical education, a more conservative type of SEEK was still to be found in our everyday courses. Even though the courses were endless, the success of SEEK was doubtful in some eyes. In an evaluation in the TIGER RAG: Mrs. Torrice said, “A few students have told me that they got alot out of SEEK. And the field trips were excellent ... However, the negative aspects of SEEK out¬ weighed the positive aspects, and she summed up her feelings by saying, We shall not have another SEEK until students realize their responsibilities and seem ready to participate fully in the program. Although SEEK will probably not be returning in the near future, there ' s no denying that it af¬ fected us because the spirit of SEEK is alive and well and living in Groveton ' s classrooms. And, of course, there still lingers the scent of Chinese cookery and the echo of poetry. 76 v.y .■ ' - v . 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DESCRIBE ME AS A PAIR OF EAGER HANDS AND WONDERING EYES. BUT THE REASSURANCE OF OTHERS SEEMS TO COLOR THE AIR AND COLOR ME. IT GIVES ME THE EXTRINSIC FORCE THAT I MUST HAVE. I MOVE FROM THE QUIET¬ NESS OF MY OWN CIRCLE TO THE ROARING EXCITE¬ MENT OF INTERMINGLING: THE SHARING OF MY EVERY WORK. WE CONGREGATE: WE JUMP ABOUT AND OUT¬ STRETCH OUR IDEALS TO ONE ANOTHER. THIS IS WHAT I NEED IN ORDER TO FEEL THIS GLOW OF EXISTENCE AS I DO. THE SINGLE PERSON THAT I AM BECOMES ONE IN A GROUP OF MANY AND I FIND THAT ALL LIKELIHOOD OF PURE ENJOYMENT WAITS IN MY AC V 80 PUBLICATIONS The written word is undoubtedly one of the most dangerous animals. It consists of individual letters, all in¬ nocent and well-meaning. Jumbled together, they form a coalition to literally wipe out the original purpose. In other words, one never knows how the other guy is going to interpret ones writing. Whether obvious or not, the basic communicative passages are bound to be handled differently by different people. It ' s unpredictable. It ' s self—destructive. It ' s necessary. Some have the intention of creating orderly representation of the school ' s events. Lists of games. Achievement records. Quantitive editorials. But what are the most important events? Does one want to simply report the bare facts? Does one attempt to shade it to fit the mold of the school? Or quit? Journalism is obviously more than this. Objectivity is a difficult thing to acquire, while always remembering how little unpleasantness the people want to hear and how much blatant school spirit they ask for. It is supposed to be organized; contem¬ porary style; containing insight and originality. But all read the words differently. All take it under a different pretext. The reader is the judgement—maker. To incorporate the informative with the stylistic is one thing. To do it without leaving behind uncertain connotations is another. Who has the right memories of a year? The objective is to present a book which triggers one ' s mind into retro¬ spection. It is yay or ney as to whether the objective is ever reached, but the problem is latching onto a format followed throughout the creation of a yearbook. Do we trigger the thoughts of a football fan or a drama fan? Run pictures of the graduation cerimonies or the free school courses? It ' s all guesswork. But it is not all done at random choosing. There is the attempt to please all-usually resulting in pleasing noone. It helps to be less criti¬ cal of those who are reading it those who are creating it. What we call creative writing is pre—determined. Little poems about sunsets, romantic essays on life vs. death. These are the expected and accepted. Those who attempt to go further run into the brick walls. Whether we damn these defiants or take them into our open arms depends on much: style, sensitivity, a sense of humor. Or is it when they touch on our moods as well as their own that we praise their piece? Expression is something else. TIGERAMA Janice Berard, editor; Kara Schonberger; Anne Marshall; Larry Clay. Art and Layout Peggy Ellis Editor-in-Chief Clockwise: Camilla Hardter; Cathi Eifert; Pam Locke; Debbie Neuman; Pam Davis; Naomi Levenson; Cindy Valentine. Business Staff Peggy Eggleton; Laura Melville; Diann White; Cyndi Ingham, editor. Classes Clockwise: Kathy McCarthy; Karen Lee. Activities Sandy Dennis; Robin Brauer Sports ONE I RATA (I. to r.) Rebecca Cross, editor; Jennifer Cox; Linda Laynor; Judy Brooks. 86 1st row (I. to r.) Mark Elliot, co-editor; Bonnie Watchel, co-editor; 2nd row Janet Broida; Kim Palmer; Anna Carillo, Bonnie Coley; Henry Rosen; Alex Bernstein, Glenda Stephan; 3rd row Peter Hirshfeld; Betsy Martin, Mark Murphy; Eric Schonberger; John Risley; Cherie Kitchell; Dennis Shiflett; Bill Bruso; Asher Roth; Louis Micheal; Van Teskey. TIGER RAG 87 ART CLUB (I. to r.) Peggy Eggleton; Laura Melville; Dolly Holmes; Mrs. Goldman, sponsor; Jeff Miller; Mrs. Raber, sponsor; David Brenner; David Bradburg, David Batchelder. THE ARTS These few people h ear many a word about the easy life of the art¬ ist, the un-academia of a creative group. Not so. Within these circles one must incorporate the senses one possesses with the knowledge acquired through academic brain storming. No one can deny that hours long after school time you may hear the remains of a trumpet or an attempt at the right interpretation of O ' Neill. Does anyone still believe the easy way out is the artists ' life? There are multitudes of mind-bending road-blocks involved in the creation of a simple clay sculpture or silk screen print; the construction of an aesthetically ap¬ pealing stage setting or a series of lights patterned to portray a time of night. And to have one ' s vocal chords project the tone, flavor, and message one desires, it requires more than simply the opening of the mouth. The singers of the school realize that here is more in¬ volved than stretching the physical voice to its fullest potenti al. One must also stretch the mental voice to its fullest potential. The the¬ ater—it not only deals with memorization of lines, appropriate cos¬ tume and hair color, entrances and departures. This will not suffice the expectations of the critical audience. It also deals with individual judgements, interpretations, unique lifts of the voice and eyebrow. There is as much intellectual exhaustion involved in playwork as in labwork. The artists indulge in creative endeavor. This encompasses a whole realm of concepts and efforts many people don ' t see. There is more to fine arts than meets the eye or the ear. 89 THESPIANS 1st row (I. to r.) Molly Still; Becky Marks; Kelly Shapiro; 2nd row Keith Carroll; Craig Austin; Bob Harper; Chuck Giles; Joe Conway; Anne Renner; Peter Edelman; Roger Pines; Jewdi Lukens; Jennifer Cox; Jenny Mohr; Carol Anderson; Jamie Peck; Mrs. Kogelman, sponsor; Greg Crowley. a . ' top to bottom: Chuck Giles; Anne Reimer, Keith Carroll; Jamie Peck; Bob Harper; Joe Conway; Molly Still. STAGE CREW 91 1st row (I. to r.) Nancy Odom; Marty McCue; Janet Figard; 2nd row Melinda Sedgley; Michelle DeGastyne; Charlotte Saunders; Karen Knighton; 3rd row Mr. Wells, sponsor; Chris Miller; Kathy Windish; Kathy Oikkennen; Linda Rickard; Nancy Rickard; Hope Funk, Ginny Parsons; Julia Pitkin; Ellen Delman; Susan Mahler; Janet Hellner; Elizabeth Morrow; Patty Westlake; Lori Bethea; Bill Lemon; 4th row Mike Sedgley; Roy McCall; Mark Converse; Keith Richards; Brad Davis; Bob Mebane; David Glacier; Jay Converse; Paul Lawrence; Donald Westlake; Kevin Taylor; Larry Ball; John McConnaughey; Jay Gorman; 5th row Mark Holt; Jon Trigg; Chris Hildreth; Eric Delman; Keith Necessary; Ken Farlee; Doug Hickey; Chuck Shorten; Kirk Beckhorn; Lenny Mannello; Steve Mahler; Marshall Mannello; Alan Larkins; Jim Hamrin; Rob Perry; Richard Berg. BAND 92 SYMPHONIC CHOIR 1st row (I. to r.) Debbie Slater; Tina Cheng; Helen Jacoby; Ellen Roshak; Mimi Meyers; Sherri Wiltshire; Diann White; Loretta Druen; Heather Molzan; 2nd row Debbie Jones; Wendy Cheng; Cyndi Valentine; Barbara Stammerjohn; Debbie Coletti; Robin Woods; Teresa Hottel; Carol Hill; Andy Bretzuis; Terry Galownia; Maire Sullivan; Donna Smith; Jim Myers; Mike Stinnett; Larry Jackson; Clint Middleton; Kevin Beekan; Debbie Hodges; Benny Phillips; Jay Goffman; Earl Pulley; Kathy Hager; front: Catherine Millis. 1st row (I. to r.) James Taylor; Kevin Stokes; John Whitmer; Malcolm Klein; Mike Stinnett; Jeff Cray; Kevin Beekin; Larry Jackson; 2nd row Sarah Morgan; Leslie Shafer; Denise Blackey; Becky Mongomery; Cindi Herman; Martha Digges; Robin Woods; Connie McGuire; Patti Crim; Martha Whitmer; Stephanie Sayre; Janet Kirsh. GROVETON SINGERS 94 (I. to r.) Kathy Fallon; Patsy Woody; Sally Rogers; Janet Campbell; Andrea Bracewell; Kathy Hurley; Anne Hobbs; Cindy Galownia; Barbara Everett; Debbie Spielman; Kathy Dotterer; Sarah Ottoman; Kathy Banker; Linda Stacey; Ann Conlin; Valina Poplin. 1st row (I. to r.) Karen Robey; Donna Spedden; Kathy Ledbetter; Sharon Coulter; Sherry Cline; Donna Caines; Leslie Harris; Bruce Molzan; Gary Yeager; Ricky Boyd; David Markiewicz; 2nd row Debbie Stroud; Carolyn Stroud; Pam Mickey; Susan Ryan; Clara Grove; Lynda Woodbury; Lynett Donohoe; Diane Purkey; Randy Shutts; Eddie Murphy; Danny Richards; Hugh Dillon; Nelson Baldwin; 3rd row Janet Allen; Heather Rose; Terry Ambrose; Chris Shane; Karen King; Joan Robinson; Laura Wilkerson; Sami Burns; Judy Knight; Karen Alcorn; Gina Conte; Jean Bulynko; Babette Roper; Sandy Bracewell. CONCERT CHIOR GIRLS CHORUS 95 HONOR SOCIETIES A barrior must be passed—a goal reached. Whether d one with ease or diffi¬ culty, the result proves boundaries of learning and knowledge almost non-exis¬ tent. These are the people who have fulfilled the desire to be more than aver¬ age, through either high test scores, class grades, or percentiles. But the motivation must come from within one ' s self. For rewards are few and far be¬ tween. No Honor Societies or fame. The only reward is that of self-satisfaction. The feeling of accomplishment reeking with hard work and long hours is the only compensation. When the forcefully sought accomplishment is truly grasped, an inner glow is lit. And when the burning, swelling feeling of success is there, it feels good; very good. Sometime. There are of course, those who prefer to look upon their progress as a trite achievement. For some, the fence seems to be too easily scaled; requirements are not rigid enough. With the feel¬ ing of ' slipping in ' they nod and cooly admit the victory. But too often there is an important ingredient lacking. Pride. The honor simply isn ' t The Ultimate for them. People tend to set their own goals and priorities before them and harbor them in their own minds. While admitting the achievement, there is little real fullfillment involved. It may happen that an individual ' s strongest desires lie elsewhere, not being on the list of Honor Society Members. Nevertheless, the records are there. And among them are statistics which prove much of the cyni¬ cism invalid. For perhaps on the outside while the meaning is lost or forgotten, on the inside there is that tiny spark of inticement. And sparks turn into flames. 96 national HONOR SOCIETY Carol Anderson; Teri Ayers; Roberta Barnes; Jan Berard; Alex Bernstein; Janet Broida; Judy Brooks; Marcella Buehl; Sheryl Caon; Micheal Carter; Tina Cheng; Wendy Cheng; Jennifer Cox; Johnny Conrads; Mark Converse; Cynthia Dahlin; Martha Digges; Mark Elliot; Barry Duncan; Peggy Ellis; Roy Ellis; Catherine Erikson; Jono Evans; Joel Everett; David Fleming; Becky Fortney; Lisa Furner; Wilson Gilbert; Sandy Gorham; Kathy Hager; IHarper; Janet Hellner; Lucy Hemmendinger; Peter Hirschfeld; Jenny Hope; Drew Hutchinson; Marianne Jansen; Jane Johnson; Gale Kabat; Pam Keys; Wood Kidner; Janet Kirch; Cherie Kitchell; Leslie Klein; Mike Lamarra; Linda Laynor; Mark Leitch; Fred Lees; Joan Lusk; Anne Melcille; Ann Minogue; Heather Molzan; Jenny Mohr; Joe Moore; Mark Murphy; Bill Nutter; Mark Nyboe; Roger Pines; James Powell; Margaret Powell; Devon Rawson; Anne Renner; John Risley; Asher Roth; Henry Rosen; Karen Rutledge; Charlotte Saunders; Ellen Roshak; Eric Schonberger; Kara Schonberger; Kelly Shapiro; Scott Shender; Dennis Shifflet; Tom Shock; Kathy Schultz; Sandy Smith; Glenda Stephan; Jean Stevenson; Deborah Stroud; John Sullivan; Carol Thomson; Jon Trigg; Stephanie Turpin; Dianne Vinsh; Bonnie Watchel; Kathy Weldon; Gary Williams; Sallie Williams. 97 Seated (I. to r.) Lucy Hemmindinger, president; Carol Anderson; 1st row Peggy Ellis; Jean Stevenson; Margo Reid; Gale Kabat; Jenny Mohr; Roger Pines; 2nd row Karen Ruthledge; Stephanie Turpin; Anne Melville; Kara Schonberger; Kelley Shapiro; Louise Campbell; Ken Farley. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY 98 SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 1st row (I. to r.) Lisa Furner; Sarah Morgan; Cherie Kitchell; Melinda Kitchell; Betsy Phillips; 2nd row Malcolm Klein; Leslie Klein; Martha Dig- ges; Asher Roth; 3rd row Fred Lees; Joe Moore, Peter Stefanik; Randy Simmons; Bob McEwan; Ann Lion; Judy Brooks, Alexandra Berstein. (I. to r.) )oel Everett; Janet Hellner; Jane Johnson; Dave Kilpatrick; Carol Thomson; Cyndi Ingham. LATIN HONOR SOCIETY LANGUAGES Beyond the walls of often-stuffy classrooms, much be learned through supplementary study of the people and their diverse customs in foreign lands. Besides conquering the lingo and the one-million ex¬ ceptions to the rules of any new tongue, broad horizons open up to those interested linguists. Fascinating discoveries about different people in different regions often provoke and kindle new interests, whether the subject is classic or modern. In addition these clubs offer a chance to further study the history and origins of other nations in a new and stimulating manner. Each club is given a chance to present its findings and achievements at such times as International Night. Here they can share their innovations with others who also wish to wide their knowledge of the languages. Here one might see tendencies of all people. Basic things of importance are common; it ' s an instinetual force that eventually leads everyone to the same status. Thus the members of these clubs come to apprehend fundamentals of life. Seemingly unintentional, but usually occurent. But in an effort to sound ambitious, the aspect of enjoyment should not be lost in the shuffle. Much pleasure can be derived from ex¬ periencing sauteed snails, Spanish Flamingo dancing, or the telling of Creek myths. And in the end, each adds to the expansion of the per¬ sonality, hopefully increasing enthusiasm for our everyday living. One can then appreciate eating a hamburger, circle-dancing and hearing elephant jokes. 10 ) mm rr r r ! i i i p fX. ' (I. to r.) Kathy Andrews; Cindi Valentine; Karen Lee; Martha Spiers; Linda Laynor; Pam Davis, Cathie Millis, president; Alissa Bond; Louise Campbell, secretary. FRENCH CLUB 102 1st row (I. to r.) Cindy Grey; Laura Whipple; Lisa Furner; 2nd row Melinda Kitchell; Gail Lusk; Joan Lusk; Jim Cobren; 3rd row Sophia Maruta; Judy Brooks; Leslie Klein; 4th row Sherrie Bretzius; Jan Murphy; Sallie Williams; Kathy Walker; Robin Brauer, president. SPANISH CLUB 103 (I. to r.) Paula Clifford; Jane Johnson; Michelle Connerton; Sandy Gorham; Carol Wissinger; Gretchen Willti; Cheryl Peters. LATIN CLUB 104 (front to back) John Stanley; Kathy Meagher; Marie Delamain; Denise Blakey; Bev Pugh, President; Suzanne Meagher; Karen Kelly; Susan Hagen; Jean Hartung, Treasurer; Fred Hartung; Debbie Mitchell; Pam Mickey; Alene Smith, Vice-President; Glenda Stephan, Secretary; Ruth Adlesburger; Cathy Pryor; Barrie Krause; Bob Meban GERMAN CLUB. RELATIONS As the necessity for lasting communication grows, so does the importance of these groups. They are continuously faced with the bridging of certain gaps within their own school as well as surrounding society. They must be able to see both sides of the issues and consequently make unbiased decisions for the betterment of all. Whether representing the students, the school, or the district the purpose of these groups remains imperative for an understanding between many kinds of people. Wide varieties of personalities are included in the num¬ bers related to and around our school. The job of interpreter for the populace involve complex and diplomatic methods. The purpose of these groups is not to congregate in a backroom and whisper confidances; construct supremacy and discuss problems without the student body ' s ideas. Not so. The theory is that communications are bred by inter-re¬ lating , mingling, so to speak. There is obviously no way to mingle when a per¬ son is considered one of Those Officers. The barriers go up, the purpose is lost beneath the squabbles of interpersonal relationships. Support helps. Needless to say, if the student body were to vow allegiance to these relations clubs there would still be the difficulties. But who denies that it ' s easier to relate to someone when he has a kind expression or a sympathetic word? The involved ones are just like anyone else. Taken for granted, but often accused of bulling or wheeling and dealing. The criticism is often contrived, and could be avoided. Necessary is to give a little, to let the cynicism pass by, to accept their purpose and help them out 106 (I. to r.) Wood Kidner; Ralph Dunavant; Peter Hirschfield; Phillip Basford; Holly Lamarrs; Henry Rosen; John Romani; Barry Duncan; Ray Herman; Dennis Shiflett, president; Mark Murphy; Mrs. Levin, sponsor. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 107 KEYS KEYETTES 1st row (I. to r.) Jean Stevenson; Cherie Kitchell, president; Janice Berard, historian; Lacey Petty, vice-president; Terri Ayers, secretary; 2nd row Kathey Weldon; Diane Vinsh; Regina Kelso; Nancy Duncan; Carol Thomson; Sandy Smith; 3rd row Sophia Maruta; Betsy Phillips; Melinda Kitchell, Teresa Kurtz; Jan Murphy; 4th row Becky McManus; Candy Aucott; Sarah Sunkel; Pamela Davis. AFRO -AMERICAN CLUB (I. to r.) Cary Williams; Gerard Wheeler; Paula Burruss; Harold Jackson; Stephanie Johnson; Cassandra King; Darryl Pardridge; Diane Carter; Mary Howard; Alvin Cowans; Derrick Barber; Donna Quander; Sandy Dennis; Lawrence Fells; Ellanor Sparks; Glenn Williams; Cyndi Parham; Miss Harris, sponsor. 110 G.A.A (I. to r.) Shirley Olsen; Cathy Carrell; Louise Campbell; Karen Rose; Teri Ayers; Karen Barber; Becky Fortney; Pam Locke, secretary Nancy Duncan; Pam Neuman; Carol Thomson; Caryn Eaton; Diann White; Becky Enos; Jean Lindsey; Debbie Kulp; Cyndi Ingham, president. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (I. to r.) Miss Wood, sponsor; Joan Mayer; Mike Newberry; Pat Rigsbee. Ill (I. to r.) Mark Southerland; Bill Nutter; Peter Hirshfeld; Scott Shenker; Kathy Shultz; Roger Pierson; Jean Stevenson. MATH TEAM EXPANDING EDUCATION There are some people, strange as it may seem, who have stumbled upon their futures and latched onto their own per¬ sonal areas of interest. Although some are not as sure as others, there seems to be a general feeling that the working students, the students who ' ve somewhat decided their real interests, are likely to make it through to what they want. An outlet for these, people was needed, to say the least. If one knows what one wants, one should be able to try and get it. The six-hour school day is simply not enough. Thus, the evolution of groups to fur¬ ther specific learning interests: DECA, VICA, FHA, FTA, FMC, and GASP. If the goal is there, the means by which to regain it is available. But wh at to do with the individuals who have no specifically catagorized interest? Logic fascinates them. Psyching another thinker of laying facts on the line and seeing if one ' s opponent can top them. Thus, the evolution of groups to allow the expan¬ sion of such yearnings: Math Team, Debate Team, and Chess Club. A (I. to r.) Chester McNeal; Malcolm Klein; Fred Clements; Widgie Still; Mark Murphy; Susan Carafola; Mrs. O ' Brien, sponsor; Bob McEwan; Nancy Rose; Becky Mark; Leslie Klein; David Glazier; Larry Ball. DEBATE TEAM 114 I CHESS CLUB T (Ujr (I. to r.) Greg Hughes; Larry Ball; Nick Kriete; Bob McEwan; David Fleming; Koos Jansen; Jon Trigg; Tom Schach; Jim Palmer; Jon Cewe, Presi¬ dent; Jerry Parish; Dennis Henderson; Gerry Kelso; Seated: Mark Elliot; Chris West; Bill Kirk. X Tour r Mo j]kfc: T!VJI rtsS7 r u£ ' : c n mmafor- 115 (I. to r.) Greg Crowley; Shelley Keys; Francis Marshall; Karen Rutledge; Martha Spiers; Camilla FHardter; Barbara Micheal; Jane Johnson; Cathy Millis; Lynda Laynor; Mary Jo Malia; Jill Corcoran; Patty Yale; Margaret Powell; Barry Duckworth; Regina Kelso; Judy Brooks; Peggy Ellis. G.A.S.P D.E.C. A. 1st row (I. to r.) Ronnie Watson; Inman Johnson; 2nd row Wayne Hodges; Sallie Williams; George Mitchell; Jimmy Sherman; Terry Collier; Chris Kolb; Gina Conte; Lynn Snyder; Sherrie Smith; Pam Corbin; Janet Tesh; Kathy Stewart; Sue Levy; Dee Potter; 3rd row Angela Rayme; Ricky Stone; Ralph Phipps. 1st row (I. to r.) Debbie Nolan; Cathy Cremins; Cathy Cray; Roland Nash, president; 2nd row Linda Bryant; Rachel Davis, vice-president; )udy Spalding, secretary; Gail Madison; Terry Quander; Tracy McNeal; Mary Ann Birmingham; Mark Leitch; Danny Woody; 3rd row Penne Sampson; Clarence Faucette, reporter; Debra Carr; Dawn Elwood; Morna Thornburg; Judy Boley, treasurer; Gerard Costello; Mar¬ sha Humphreys; Amanda Boege; Joseph Kosloski; Martina Gellner; Waynette Nodurft; Cathy Duncan; Debbie Jones; Jean Daymude; Michell Crandlemire; Louise Dutzman. V.O.T. (I. to t.) Larry Martin; Delbert Purkey; Jimmy Harris; Steve Berry; Mike Heimann; Wayne Cash; Barbara Vallone; John Ferrito. V.I.C.A. F. T. A. (I. to r.) Glenda Stephan; Debbie Neuman; Linda Figard; Ruth Adelsberger, Susan Ryan; Miss Ras- bury, sponsor; June Sapenter; Janet Allen; Mrs. Wells, sponsor; seated; Susan Thomas; Kimberley Ward. F. H. A. (I. to r.) Paula Clifford; Debbie Neuman; Debbie Mitchell; Alene Smith; Beverly Pugh; |an Falk; Connie McGuire. 120 1st row (I. to r.) Jim Powell; Susan Ryan; Robin Braur; Donna Knighton; 2nd row Cathie Millis; Paula Clifford, vice-president; Mrs. Fitzsimmons, sponsor; 3rd row Kathleen Marinus; Pam Mickey; Peter Stefanik; Pam Davis, president; Regina Kelso, secretary. F.M.C. 122 3S A A S A mm, ■ A ■ m .HI 1 TSaimn ■ ■■«! 123 124 ADMINSTRATION Mr. Ashline Administrative Aide Mr. Frazee Student Activities Director Mr. Stagi Assistant Principal GUIDANCE Mrs. Perlstein Mr. Stewart Mr. Clark GUIDANCE 9 t F £ ■5 128 Mrs. Tupponce Mrs. Ent Librarian EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Mrs. Forbes Assistant Librarian 129 ADMINISTRATIVE AIDES Mrs. Roderick Mrs. Wagner Mrs. Wynkoop Mrs. Phillips 13 ) ■ Mrs. Probst Mrs. Levin Mrs. Gray SOCIAL STUDIES t i S S 132 Mr. Cray SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Harris Mr. Phipps Mr. Travis Chairman Mrs. Frucht MATH Mr. Braxton Mrs. Beyer Mr. Samuel Chairman 137 Mrs. Hassler MATH 138 Mrs. Edleman Mr. James ENGLISH Mrs. Mohr Miss Arnold Mrs. Fitzsimmons Mrs. Lehrman ENGLISH Mrs. Jones Mrs. O ' Brien Mr. Russell Mrs. Lawson ENGLISH Miss McCullough Mrs. Seftas Mr. Garber Chairman SCIENCE 145 Mrs. Kelly SCIENCE Mr. Roesner VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 147 Mr. Braden FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Turner Miss Clary Miss Poindexter Mrs. Renner Mr. Gochneur Mrs. Wells §gfj Chairman Miss Cerken BUSINESS Mr. Pruett Mr. White 152 Mrs. Goldman FINE ARTS i 154 Mrs. Kogelman Chairman Mr. Wells i 1 • 1 . j Mrs. Raber 156 HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Tibbs Mrs. Webber Mr. Starr STRIA ARTS Mr La Porte Mr. Tolley FACULTY DIRECTORY LINDA C. ARNOLD Lake Forest College, B.A. WILLIAM J. ASHLINE, )R. Boston University, B.S.; University of Vir¬ ginia, M.S. ROBERT L. BAKER Geroge Washington University, B.A. EVELYN D. BEYER Ohio State University, B.S. ROGER A. BOLLAND Indiana Univerisity of Pennsylvania, B.S. DR. GARETH H. BOND Northeast Louisiana University, B.M.,M.M. Catholic University, D.M. ROBERT P. BRADEN Lynchburg College, A.B.; V.P.I. M.ED. FRANK E. BRAXTON, JR. Compton Junior College, A.A.; D.C. Teacher ' s College, B.S. JEWELL W. BREWTON Athens College, A.B. PICA BUCKLEY American University, M.Ed.; Central Univer¬ sity, Phd. Ed. BEVERLY A. BYRNE Marquette University, B.A. ESTELLE M. CHAMBERS Oklahome College of Liberal Arts, B.M.E. Central State University, M.Ed. ARTHUR H. CHARLES, JR Georgetown University, B.S.,M.S. ROBERT R. CLARK Shepard College, A.B.: University of Vir¬ ginia, M.Ed. DORATHY CLARY University of Texas at Austin, B.A. JOAN L. CURCIO American University, B.A.; American Uni¬ versity, M.A. GENE T. DEW Marshall University, B.A., M.A.; Univeristy of North Carolina, M.Ed. JEFFREY C. DIETZE Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S. MARGARET M. EDELMAN Cornell University, B.A. MARY L. ENT University of California at Berkeley, B.A.; George Washington University, B.S. GLORIA C. EPPERSON Miami University, B.S.; North Carolina State University, M.S. GRACE G. FITZSIMMONS George Washington University, A.B. MARTHA K. FORBES Temple University, A.B.; University of Roch¬ ester, M.A. ALLEN FRAZEE Fairmont State College, B.A.; George Wash¬ ington University, M.A. SHIRLEY A. FRUCHT Butler University, B.A.: Boston University, M.C. NED E. GARBER Frederick College, B.S.; Madison College, M.S.Ed. JUDITH K. GERKEN Winona State College, B.S.,M.S. RICHARD D. GOCHENOUR Virginia Polytechnic Institute B.S.,M.E. DONNA GOLDMAN Ohio State University, B.S. C. HAMPTON GRAY Salem College, B.A.; University of Virginia, 158 M.Ed. RADINE P. GRAY West Virginia University, B.A.,M.A. JOHN L. HALE Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, B.A.; New York University, M.S. ZELMA L. HARRIS Spelman College, B.A. Carnegie-Mellon University, M.A. MARGARET HASSLER University of Oklahoma, B.S. JACK L. HILLER College of William and Mary, A.B.; Univer¬ sity of Virginia, M.Ed.; Carnegie-Mellon University, M.A. MARVIN HUPART Rutgers College, B.A.; University of Virginia, M.Ed. JEAN J. INGHAM Lynchburg College, B.S. ROBERT E. JAMES Davidson College, A.B.; University of Vir¬ ginia, M. Ed. DEJUANA L. JONES Bethany Nazarene College, A.B.; George Washington University, M.A. RITA E. KELLY College Mount Saint Vincent, B.S. ELLEN KLEINSCHMIDT Mary Ehurst College, B.A. DORTHIE R. KOGELMAN Eastern Washington State, B.A. JOAN D. LAWSON George Mason College, B.A. ADELE T. LEHRMAN George Washington University, B.A.; Catho¬ lic University, M.A. SHARON P. LEVIN Brooklyn College, B.A.; University of Mary¬ land, M.Ed. JAMES P. LYKE Syracuse University, A.B. BETTY B. MASON Richmond Professional Institute, B.A.; Vir¬ ginia! Commonwealth University, M.Ed. ALLIGRA F. MCCULLOUGH University of Virginia, B.S. JAMES B. MCFA r YN University of Maryland, B.S.; University of Virginia, M. Ed. MARIAN M. MOHR Duke University, A.B. WALTER R. MUIR, JR. Georgetown University, B.S.; Catholic Uni¬ versity, M.A. DONNA J. NELSON Pennsylvania State University, B.S. MARY A. O ' BRIEN Manhattanville College, A.B.; University of Virginia, M.A.T. RUTH PERLSTEIN Douglass College, A.B.; Rutgers University, M.Ed. RUSSELL A. PHIPPS Elon College, A.B. MARY D. POINDEXTER Madison College, B.A.; University of Ari¬ zona, M.A. RONALD LA PORTE California State College, B.S. CHARLES L. PRICE Virginia State College, B.S.; American Uni¬ versity, M.Ed. CAROLE A. PROBST Brigham Young Univers ity, B.A. ROBERT L. PRUETT Marshall University, B.A.; V.P.I., M.A. GRETCHEN K. RABER State University of New York, B.S.; Ameri¬ can University, M.F.A. DIANNE RASBERRY Sanford University, B.A. PATRICIA L. RENNER Longwood College, B.S. JERARD W. ROESNER Southern Illinois University, A.B.; Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S. PAUL RUSSELL Fordham University, B.A. HOWARD R. SAMPSON University of Virginia, B.A. BARNARD SAMUEL Jackson State College, B.S. JOANNE D. SCHWERING Pennsylvania State, B.A.; George Washing¬ ton University, M.A. IRENE I. SEFTAS Mary Washington College, B.S.; University of Virginia, M.Ed. CAROL L. SMITH College of William and Mary, A.B. ROSALYN F. SMITH Virginia State College, B.S.; University of Virginia, M.Ed. WILLIAM R. STAGI State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Wyoming, M.Ed. ROBERT STARR Oklahoma State University, B.S.; University of Maryland, M.Ed. WILLIAM D. STEWART Pennsylvania State University, B.A.; Univer¬ sity of Virginia, M.Ed. MILDRED H. TIBBS University of Texas, B.S.; University of Mary¬ land, M.S. ROBERT P. TOLLEY W.V.I.T., B.S.; Western State College of Col¬ orado, M.A. DORIS A. TORRICE Mary Washington, B.A.; University of Vir¬ ginia, M.Ed. JOHN M. TRAVIS Vanderbilt University, B.A.; University of Virginia, M.Ed. KATHLEEN H. TURNER Grove City College, Pennsylvania State Uni¬ versity, George Washington University ROBERT J. WELLS University of Miami, B.M.; University of East Carolina, M.M. JEAN M. WELLS North Carolina Central University, B.S. JOHN C. WHITE Fairmont State, A.B. DOUGLAS R. WOLTERS Westminister College, B.M.; New England Conservatory, M.M. LOIS H. WEBER Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. JOSEPHINE E. WOOD Averett Junior College, College of William and Mary, B.S. FREDERICK E. WOODARD Frederick College, B.S.; Virginia Common¬ wealth University, M.Ed. RICHARD M. ZELEZNOCK California State Col lege, B.S.; Rutgers Uni¬ versity, M.A. 160 161 Officers Donnie Hackney, president. John Fletcher, Vice-president. Mary Delarama, secretary. Rachel Daniels, treasurer. 162 Robert Alexander Sue Accordino Herbby Ambrose Susan Adkins Patty Ambrose Tom Ambrose Karen Alcorn Connie Anderson Geoffrey Austin Daniela Baptista Mike Balik Derrick Barber Larry Ball David Balia Jeff Barnes Ross Barnes Kathy Banker Kathy Andrews 163 Kirk Beckhorn Virginia Belcher Setl Berg Diane Beltis Richard Berg Jody Berrios Mat Berry Joso Bervet David Blake Scott Blanchard Jeff Blankenbecker Mark Bobotck Barbra Butler 164 Dave Bradburn Donna Caines Janet Campbell Marty Caporalette Joe Cataldo Ronnie Carter Terry Carter Tony Cheng Yvonne Castillo Florence Clemons Jerry Crim Mike Cook Linda Choi 165 Rachel Daniels Vincena Dean Mary Dearborn Leis Deutsch Mary Delarama Maureen Donahoe Hank Diaz Kathleen Dore Tommy Denty h Richard Detwiller Brad Davis Iva Dolezalek Jeff Edens Vivian Edmunds Kristen Randy Eldridge Everett Debbie Fahnestock Kathy Fallon Kevin Forrester Edgar Edmund Susan Fortney Andy Ehrlich Mark Eisenstein Richard Ellis Barbara Eubanks Lauren Fine Nicky Freeman i Walter Callahan Joyce Gallagher Kendall Callivan Cindy Galownia Jeff Givens Jay Gorman Ellen Golden Vivan Gray Susan Garafola Patty Gibbons Chris Graef Steve Glass David Geozier Bob Gray Josh Gordon Robert Good Susan Gordon B ob Green Craig Godwin Dale Green 168 Barry Goodwin Jackie Griffin Tom Hahne Donnie Hackney Robin Hall Jeff Ham P ton Camilla Hardter David Harlow Jim Hamrin 169 Phil Hawkins Charles Harris Jenny Herman Steve Harris Fred Hartung Jolynn Hayslett Dennis Henderson Doug Hickey James Higgins Mary Hill Debra Holcombe Olivia Holmes Edward Honor Ann Marie Hobbs Debbie Hurst Dorthy Howard Melania Honor Mike Hudson Charles Hoverter Dean Hoverter Cathy Hurley Hatcher Earl Johnson Keith Houston Don Jarrell Stacey Johnson Maurice Jones Yvonne Keator Roxanne Kuhn Cinda Knight Mark Kopasz Maria Lavin Laura Lacy Molly Steven Leavitt Landi v 7 Bill Ledbetter Teresa Kronstedt Barbs Latham Leal Lehnart Darhlene Lewis Tim Littlepage Steven Lewis Caroline Lieber Kirk Logie Roy McCall Wayne McVicker Terry McDonald Roxann Maske Sherree Madisen Steven Mahler Ellen Massey Tom Mailloux Frances Marshall Frankie Massey Gary Mays Joe Meagher Bob Mebane Sandra Meeks Carlton Middleton Dennis Milam Jeff Miller Michael Minix 172 Robert Mechling Shelley Mitchell Kenny Monger ‘ Steve Montgomery Shirley Moody Howard Moore Tom Mullen Elizabeth Morrow Bobby Moss Ann Murphy Sherrie Neff Donna Neitzey Debra Nolton Barbara O ' Neil Sarah Ottman Bob Padgett Cinnie Parsons Lee Patton Glenn Pavone Libby Palmer Bobby Permenter 173 Amy Powell Chris Redd Curt Renner Glenda Richards Karen Richards 174 Sally Rogers Leslie Richie Nancy Rickard Ozella Ross Nancy Rose Tami Rose Bill Ricketts Ann Riemer Jay Rife Denise Rudy Tammy Ruiz Amy Rusinow Craig Ryan Lisa Sanow Regie Sapenter Iris Schmidt Karin Schmidt James Sc h rote Leslie Shafer Charles Seward Mike Sherman Lisa Schweitzer Ruth Showmaker 176 Richard Sisson Inez Skinner Sam Sloan Patrick Smith Ellen Smolka Mike Sonnier Ellanor Sparks Reed Sunkel Carol Starkey Debbie Spielman Janet Stuwart Elizabeth Still Ann Sprinks Johnny Stanley Erin Sweeny kiB i, Joe Tkacik Mike Sylvest Debbie Thacker Angela Toombs Gary Tabor Tom Topping Aundre Townsend Darlene Troupe Steve Trumbo Danny Tansey Larry Tusing Greg Wagner Tom Watson John Warczak Eugene Weldon Chriss Ware Renee Warnek Robert Waters i Don Westlake Charles White Betsy Williams Robin Wilkerson Tammy Woods Mike Wrenn Duffy Woodward Kathy Windish Victor Yastrop Diane Wirth Pat Woody Carol Wissinger Susan Young Steve Woznak Gretchen Witti Aretula Yuvannidis Gary Yeager 178 David Whipkey ■ Im m. Officers Nancy Odom, president. Lisa Cherkasky, vice-president. Becky McManus, secretary. Shawn Wood, treasurer. 180 Roxanne Adams Ruth Adelsberger Terry Adkins Nancy Allen Terry Ambrose Candy Aucott David Barry Andrew Balia David Barnett Scott Bennett Sandy Bracewell Ben Brackett Courtney Brauer Brenner Jean Bulynko Bernard Birgess Sherrie Bretzius Sami Burns Becky Campbell Pat Cash Mary Carbo Carol Burris K Keith Carr Paula Burruss Tracy Cash Scott Batterfield John Cewe Deborah Carter Jay Byrd Lisa Cherkasky Mattew Childs Sung-ju Choi Bev Clark Fred Clements Linda Broertjes Celia Clover Kim Corbett Aharon Coulter Linda Cromley Mark Converge Patsy Covey George Davis w Hugh Dillon Ignacio Del Castillio Donna Dixon Donald De Lauder Lynette Donohoe Larry Daly 183 Barbara Everett Michael Fells Steven Fells Richard Fero Ben Frakes Mike Freeman Ricky Fingeret Nancy Fina Paul Fox Cleve Finchan Peggy Fisher Charles Franzen Tom Fredrick John Floye Jan Fulk Joseph Fuller Larry Florence 185 Jim Cray Pamela Greene Cindy Grey Yvonne Grillbortzer Clara Grove Darren Hall Tom Greene Stan Griggen Doug Harlow John Habron Bill Harris Ernie Garcia Jeff Hale Leslie Harris )udy Harris Doris Heimann Phil Hicks Kim Henderson Rickie Harvey Sean Henderson John Higginbotham Susie Herrman Dacia Hess Brenda Hpncau Gary Hileman lay Hoffman Carol Hill Tom Hinegarduer Debbie Hodges Dolly Holmes Myrna Holcombe Greg Hughes Lynn Hutherson Anne Imrie 187 Cathy Jackson James Sherry mg Diane Jones Reggie King Bill Kirk Melinda Kitchell Cassandra King Malcom Klein Cindy Jacobs Shelley Keys Karen Knighton Vaso Kolas Peter Kreite Alan Larkins Debbie Kulp Martha Kovak )on Lauthers Theresa Kurtz Barry Krause Ronnie Lawson Mark McCabe John Legge Jon Leheny Maureen McCarthy Mark Litchford mmm | ; i , V ' yrl ■ f -$ 1« 1 f i  ft JHjB ' AW ' J m . I II | . 1 D ' Ann McClellan Bob McEvan Lenny Mannello Louis Michael Howard Mozingo Eddie Murphy Mark Mickel Jan Murphy Mike Murphy Debbie Musselman Ellieth Nelson Jamie Peck Nancy Odom Alano O ' Loughlin Jerry Parish Lola Nash 191 Sheryl Peters John Pfeiffer Craig Pritchard Betsy Phillips Julia Pitkin 192 Diane Purkey Earl Pulley Kirsh Reeder Danny Ragante Sharon Robinson Robin Reeves Pompeo Romamo John Reynolds Linda Rickard Babette Roper Pat Rigsbee Rose Heather Marvin Rucker Carol Sanford Sarvin Sehhat Edwin Semidey Cindy Slater Richard Slingerland Kathy Smart Karen Spinks Mike Spkagins Scott Spitzer Mark Smith Barbara Stammerjohn John Stewart John Starkey Betty Stewart Kevin Stokes Stanley Simpson dM Ricky Stone ) Craig Stribling Karorin Stroud Dolores Sullivan Kevin Swartz Jennifer Sword Wayne Thomas Leslie Turpin Alex Taylor Debbie Wade Robert Tripp Debbie Thorton Janet Tesh . Betty Turner Joel Torrey Bill Thomas Janice Trefy Cindy Valentine Drew Van Vaanderen Carmen Velarde Curtis Van Pelt Noraleen Vicenti John Walker Shiela Wallent Craig Wallis 194 Vicky Turner Mimi Walters Kim Ward Jim Waters Chris West Patty Westlake Barbara Wilkerson Jerry Westphal Jane Whittman Bonita Louis Wiley Williams Debbie Williams Cindy Wilson Shawn Wood Danny Woodall Linda Woodbury Jeff Wright Sherry Wright E i Wayne Wright ■ Billy Young Wendy Zachary Officers Marc Cheshire, president. Vicki Will, vice-president. Cathi Eifert, secretary. Pam Neuman, treasurer. 196 Brian Alderman James Barnes 4 W Mark Blackwell Patricia Brown David Allen Janet Allen Sharon Aylmer Carol Anderson Terry Anderson ■ If M Greg Aucott m i it Laurel Becker Botero Kevin Beeken Lori Bethea Robin Brauer Judy Brooks Bruso Jose Baptista 197 J£i Marcie Buehl Louise Campbell Teresa Burgess S ' Ann Carstarphem Patty Campbell Dave Burns Genice Carpenter Alethia Burruss Carolyn Butler Susan Clark Wayne Cash Raul Chavez Cathy Clarke Larry Clay Wendy Cheng Paula Clifford ( il w Jay Converse Theresa Cobb Pam Corbin Jim Cobren Marilee Colbert Bob Collins 198 Greg Carbo Marc Cheshire Alene Crowther Rachel Davis Bonni Dameron Greta Daniel Tom Davis Jean Daymude Pamela Davis Marie Delamain Vincent D ' Ercole Mary Deely Nancy Desmond Vicki DeFrees John DeGiorgi Ellen Delman Sandra Dennis Martha Digges Carol Dillon Ralph Dunavant Linda Dinger Barry Duncan Edna Doerfler Nancy Duncan Penny Donovan Stephan Dolezalek Erik Dubbe 199 Ronnie Dunn Caryn Eaton Angula Edmunds Ron Elliot Dave Cindy Edge Elliot Debbie Fagan Elma Flowers Becky Fortney Edwardo Ferreira Liz Freeman Roseanne Galzerano Gerry Gentzkow Lisa Gordon Gerald Grayson Sandy Gorham sm James Green Cathy Gray p Mark Griggs Chris Gallagher Jeff Gray Richard Hackney Kathy Hager Kim Hale Kirk Hampton Mary Beth Hampton Debbie Hardbower Chris Hildreth Herbert Hines Peter Hirschfeld Page Hodges David Hoffert Lee Harper Mike Hill Bill Hughes Graham Hughes Mimi Hoffman Ronald Hughes Marcia Humphreys Mary Howard David Jacobs Larry Jackson Peppi Jones Gale Kabat r 4 Coral Kalmen John Keeling Karen Kelly David Kilpatrick Mike Kelley Caryn King Leslie Klein Chris Kolb Judy Knight 9  - Linda Knighton Nick Kriete i Mary Lou Lafley Holly Lammers Thomas LaMothe Linda Laynor Marshall Leavitt Ronald Ledbetter 4 Fred Lees Joan Lusk Curt McArtor Kathy McCarthy Ann Lion Martha Belinda McCue Long Donna Knighton 203 Cecilia McDaniel Robert McDavid Donald McDonald Rebecca Mark Susan Mahler Betsy Martin Pam Mickey Suzanne Meagher Cheryl Meyer Catherine Millis Clinton Middleton Virginia Massey Gail Madison loan Mayer Kathleen Marinus 204 Jim Mich Debbie Mitchell Martha Mitchell David Mizell Jenny Mohr Stewart Moneymaker 3 M v - Becky Montgomery John Montgomery Joyce Montgomery V Geraldine Moore t Joe Moore Bill Morgan Sarah Morgan John Murphy Mark Murphy Kieth Necessary Eddie Newsome Patrick O ' Hara Kathi Oikkonen Debbie Neuman Doris Padilla Beverly Pugh Cathy Pryor ) Ralph Phipps Patty Pfeiffer Margaret Potter Joy Plosay Debi Peterson Chuck Patton Pam Neuman Robert Powell Jeff Nicholson Arnette Overbay Kathryn Reith Danny Richards Rawson Kejth Richards J. J- Richter Jan Ringwalt John Risley Shirley Roberts Karen Rose Henry Rosen Marsha Robey Ann Rossheim Karen Robey John Romani Linda Rounds Penne Sampson Kathy Sander Wayne Rutherford Randy Schlesinger Susan Ryan David E r j c Sherman Schonberger Chris Shane Suzie Shutts Matthew Scott Raquel Shapiro James Sherman Ann Simmons Joyce Seaman ) ) Robert Sheffield m Scott Shenker Jean Sherman Chuck Shorten Jo Skelley Mike Sedgley Jeff Sloat Sherry Smith Laura Southerland Alene Smith Lynn Snider Donna Smith Judy Spaulding Donna Spedden Peter Stefanik Sandy Smith Carol Snyder Glenda Stephan 207 Jean Stevenson Kathy Stewart Sara Sunkel Marie Sullivan Al Stuart Mike Sutton Carol Thomson Barbara Vallone Mat Tucker Raymond Tavenner Greg Teets Gary Tonolli Ann VanVIanderen Wiliam Vineyard Teresa Wallis Carol • ■ ■ ■. West If ,nA George Watson Ronale Watson Max Westphal M Gerard Wheeler Diane White Linda Wilkey Bob Wirth - ' A, J Donald Wissinaer Vickie Will Becky Wood Diann White r Martha Williams Laura Wilkerson James Woody Robert Young Robin Wood Officers Dennis Shiflett, president. Janice Berard, vice-president. Kris Friederdorf, treasurer Not pictured. Sherry Fetterman, secretary. I ROGER ALLEN GAIL ANDERSON BOB ANDRESO JENIFER ADAMS ROBERT AGRESTO EDNA ANDREWS TERI AYERS KAREN BARBER JOEY ANDREWS 212 SHIRLEY BARTEN JANET BEALL JANICE BERARD HOLLY BETTIS RICK BECK TED BLANCHARD LOUISE BEALL MARYANNE BIRMINGHAM ALEXANDRA BERNSTEIN MARTIN BERUETE AMANDA BOEGE DOUTHARD BUTLER JOHN BYRNE LESLIE CARPER CHARLOTTE CARR KATHY CARRELL ANNA CARRILLO DEBRA CARR MICHAEL CARTER ROBERT CASH BARRY CLAYTON RISA COLEMAN FAWN COLBERT GARY COFFERY JILL CORCORAN ALVIN COWANS MICHELE CRANDLEMIRE JUDY COX JENIFER COX MARGOT CONNOLE JOE CONWAY LLOYD COVEY CATHY CREMINS LEO CROISETIERE JACKIE CUMMINGS CYNTHIA DAHLIN RICHARD DEAN KIM CROSS KINGSLEY DAVIS MICHELLE DEGASTYNE REBECCA CROSS IRIS DAWKINS JIM DELL BERNIE DEGASTYNE ERIC DELMAN KATHLEEN DOWNING KURT DUBBE LOUISE DUTZMAN DALE EATON PEGGY ELLIS THERESA DILLARD ROY DIXON TERI DODSON CATHY DUNCAN JIM DUNN LORETTA DRUEN MARK ELLIOT 218 ROY ELLIS JANE EUBANKS DAWN ELWOOD CATHERINE ERICKSON LINDA FAHNESTOCK ROBERT FARLEE LAWERENCE FELLS KATHY FAULDS DAVID FREASE CHUCK GILES GILBERT GARCIA CHARLES GLASS RONALD GREEN JAMES HARRIS JOHN HENDRICKSON JEAN HARTUNG MIKE HEIMAN MARY GRAY JANICE GREEN KAVALAKII GLOVER DARRYL HALL RICK HARDIE JANET HELLNER LUCY HEMMENDINGER JENNY HOPE LORIE HULL WENDY HENSHAW ROY HILL DEBORAH JACKSON CINDI INGHAM MILDRED HYMAN RHONDA HOFFMAN WAYNE HODGES ROBERT HOWETT 222 DREW HUTCHERSON HAROLD JACKSON RAYMOND JACKSON MARIANNE JANSEN BETH JENNINGS JANE JOHNSON JANET JOHNSON STEPHANIE JOHNSON MARILYN JONES 223 JEFF KASHURBA BECKY KENNEDY CHERIE KITCHELL ELLEN KABAT REGINA KELSO GISELA KEATOR PATRICK KELLY KAREN KING PAM KEYS WANDA KIDWELL KYNAKOS KOLAS 224 JAMET KIRCH CHUCK LEDBETTER BETSY KREUTZER RUSSEL LINGAFELT valerie McCarthy PAMELA LOCKE MARK LEITCH MIKE LATIL CONNIE LAWSON HAROLD LIMING JUDITH LUKENS JOHN McCONNAUGHEY CLARA MAYER MARY JO MALIA PROCTOR McCUTCHEN LAURIE MADER TRACEY McNEAL JIM McEWAN DEBBIE MASON MARSHALL MANNELLO DIANE MEEHAN ANNE MELVILLE 226 PETER MAYER BARRY MILLER MIKE MILLER MARTHA MUCKERMAN KATHY MURPHY BARBARA MICHAEL MIMI MEYER WILLIAM MITCHELL MICHEAL MORGAN DON MISSAL JIM MYERS MARGARET MURRAY TOM NICHOLS ROLAND NASH MIKE NEWBERRY MARK NYBOE J WILLIAM NUTTER WAYNETTE NORDURFT TOM O ' HARA PAT O ' DONNELL BETTY OLIVER SHIRLEY OLSEN 228 _ CYNTHIA PARHAM CYNTHIA PECK LACEY PETTY JIM PALMER MARIA PAPPANO TERRY PHILLIPS ROZELIA POTTER I JEFFFERY PORTER TERESA PEATROSS J ) BENNY PHILLIPS ROGER PIERSON JIM POWELL 229 DEBRA ROSENSHINE 230 WALTER SAFFELL CHARLOTTE SANDERS STEPHANIE SAYRE PAT SAN KEY KATHI SCHULTZ ROBERT SAPP KIM SHELTON DENNIS SHIFLETT BILL SHUTTLEWORTH JEAN SIMMONS 23 ) MARLA SKLOPAN JAMES SKOVRAN DEBBIE SLATER BOB SKRINSKI DONNA SMITH DORTHY SMITH JILL SNYDER MARK SOUTHERLAND 232 RICHARD TRIPP PAT TRUEX JON TRIGG MIKE TURNER 1 k I CARSON VINCENTI mgmm DIANE VINSH STEVE WARD CORBIN WASHINGTON KATHY WALKER 233 ROBERT WESTLAKE STEVE WEBER MARTHA WHITMER DAVID WIGGINS MICHELLE WILLIAMS GARY WILLIAMS SHERRI WILTSHIRE ANGELIA WILKINS IRIS WILLIS 234 SALLIE WILLIAMS PATTY YALE DIRECTORY Robert Dennis Agresto-Mad Dog Gale Anderson— FNA 1; Pep Club 3; Ger¬ man Club 2; VICA 4 Harry Andrews— Joey—Football 1,2,3,4; Bas¬ ketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Executive Council 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3 Teresa Lynn Ayers— Teri—Gymnastic Team 1; Track Team 1; Keyettes 2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Bridge Club 3; Ski Club 3,4; Executive Council 3,4; GAA 4; Swim Team 4; Homecoming Queen 4 Karen Barber— Bea—FHA 3; Afro-American 2,3; GAA 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Girls Track 1; Home Room Representative 2,3,4; Assembly Committee 4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Louise Beall— LuLu—ICT 3,4 Henry Richard Beck— Rick—Wrestling 1,2; Chess Club 3 Janice Berard-Drill Team 2; Keyettes 3,4; Class V. Pres. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Tigerama 3, art and lay¬ out editor 4; Queers Anoymous 4 Alexandra Bernstein— Alex—Chess Club 3; Bridge Club 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Tiger Rag 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Once Upon a Mattress 2 Steve Berry— VICA 3,4 Martin Beruete Claire Hollin Bettis— Hollie—Once Upon a Mattress 2; Outdoors Club 2 Mary Ann Birmingham— VOT 3,4 Daniel Bishop Philip Blanchard— Ted Amanda Boege—Homeroom representative 1; German Club 2; VOT 4 Judy Ellen Boley— Jude Michael Broadhurst— Baseball 1,2,3; Foot¬ ball 4 Anna Leticia Carrillo— Freshman Class Sec¬ retary; Art Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Track Team 1,2; Gymnastics Team; SCA 1,2; Soph¬ omore Class Vice President; Hockey Team 2; Junior Class President; Prom Committee Chairman; Keyettes 3,4; National Student Safety Council 3,4; Soccer Team Statistician 3,4; JV Cheerleading 3; Executive Council 3,4; District Representative 4; Tiger Rag Lay¬ out Editor 4 Michael R. Carter— Mike—Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4. Jill Marie Corcoran-Spanish Club 2,3; Jun¬ ior Class Treasurer; GASP 3,4; FHA 3 Wallace Raymond Cornwell Jr.-VICA 4 Gerald Thomas Costello-Pete-FTA 1; VOT 4 Judy Cox Michele Crandlemire— Keyettes 3,4; VOT 4 Catherine Elizabeth Cremins— Cathy—Fresh¬ man Reporter 1; Majorette (Co-Capt.) 2,3,4 Leo R. Croisetiero— Fitz Becca Cross— Kickball 1; Wrestling 2; Karate Club 3; Tag team 4 Kim Cross— Baseball 1,2,3; Committee to Change Groveton Student Government 1; District Representative 2; Football 3,4; Stu¬ dent Government President 3,4; Enducted National Honor Society 3 Cynthia I. Dahlin-Latin Club 1,2,3; French club 1,2,3; French Club 1 Treasurer 2,3; Keyettes, 2,3,4; Debate JV 3, Varsity 4; NHA 3,4; French Honor Society 2,3,4; “It ' s Aca¬ demic 3,4; Linguistics Club 3; Tiger Rag 1,2 Francis K. Davis— Kingsley Iris Chandra Dawkins Michele deGastyne— Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 4 James R. Dell— Jim Eric Martin Delman— Delly—Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; JV Tennis 2,3; Varsity 4 Therese Ann Dillard— JV Softball 1,2; Gym¬ nastics 1, Girls Chorus 1 Roy Dixon— VOT 4 Mary Teresa Dodson— Terri—Latin Club 2 Kathleen Anne Downing— Kathy Loretta Alice Druen—Lo— Drill Team 2; Spanish Club 2; Tigerama 3; Symphonic Choir 4; Keyettes 2,3,4; Tiger Rag 4 Kurt John Dubbe— Track 2; Soccer 3,4 Cathy Quin Duncan Louise A. Dutzman— VOT 3,4 Mark Lee Elliott— Frodo—Tiger Rag 3,4 Co- Editor 4; French Club 2; Football 1; Model UN 4; Chess Club 4 Margaret Denice Ellis— French Club 2 Presi¬ dent 3; Spanish Club 3; GASP 3,4; Tigerama 3 (Business Editor), 4 (Editor in Chief); French Honor Society 2,3,4; JV Baseball Scorekeeper 3; French Dept. Asst. 3,4; Chem Lab Asst. 4 Dawn Marie Elwood— Keyettes 1,2 Catherine Erickson— Sophomore Class Treasurer; National Honor Society 3,4; French National Honor Society 3,4 John Evans— Jono—SEEK 4; Tennis 4 Linda Fahnestock— Pep Club 3 Patricia J. Faulds— Patty—Softball 1 John M. Ferritto— Football 1,2; VICA 3,4 Sherry Fetterman— Spanish Club 1, FHA 1, Gymnastics 1, Drill Team 2, Keyettes 2,3,4; Junior Class Secretary; Varsity Hockey 3; Senior Class Secretary; Silk-Screen Club 3,4; SEEK Committee Rex George Ficken— Golf 2,3; Wrestling 2; Football 1 Linda Fegard— Lynn—FTA 3,4; Girls Track Manager 2 Patricia Finegan—Pattie—Varsity Softball 1,2; VICA 4 David Fleming— Chess Club 4; National Honor Society 4; SEEK Committee 4 Otis Kelly Foster Jr.— Kelly John P. Frank— Wrestling 1,2 Kristine Friedersdorf— Kris—Girls Track 2; JV Cheerleading 3; Tiger Rag Exchange Editor 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Executive Council 3,4 Earl Joseph Gilbert III— Butch, Babe C. Adam Boch Giles— Chuck—Soccer 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Stage Crew 3,4 Charles Harvey Glass Jr.— Sandy Mary Gray— Freshman Cheerleading; JV Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3; GAA 4; VOT 4; Beam Team 4 Martia D. Gellner— Martia Janice M. Green Ronald Green— Ronnie Darrell Hall— Smoking Joe—Wrestling 1,4 Richard T. Hardie— Rick: “The Dick Freshman Football; Winter Track 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; JV Football 2,3; Varsity Foot¬ ball 3,4; Key Club 3,4 James E. Harris Jr.-ICT 1,2, ICT II: 4; Fresh¬ man Wrestling; JV Wrestling 2 Jean L. Hartung— Italian Club 1; FNA 1; Tige¬ rama 3; Teen Club 3; Youth Forum 3; French Club 4; German Club Treasurer 4 Charles Michael Heimann— Butch—Fresh¬ man Football; VICA 2,3,4 Roy Stephen Hill— Es Machts Nicht Winifred Marie Hitt— Marie Wayne Hodges-DE Club 4 Rhonda Marie Hoffman Jennifer Hope— Freshman Class Secretary; Executive Council 4; Chairman of SEEK 4 Robert Charles Campbel Howett— The Van Man Susan Lynne Hughes— VOT 3,4 Lorie Hull Drewry Bacon Huthcheson Jr.— Wrestling 1,2,3; Tigerama Photographer 4; Photogra¬ phy Club 4; Student Advisory Council 3; So¬ cial Studies Evaluation Group 4 Mildred Lenora Human— Drill Team 3, Soft- ball 2 Cynthia Jo Ingham— Stretch—JV Hockey 1,2; Varsity Hockey 3,4; National Honor Society; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Latin Honor Society; GOPCW (Groveton Organization for the Prevention of Curelty to Wombats); Class Editor of Tigerama 4 Derba Ann Jackson— Afro-American Club 2,3,4 Harold Wayne Jackson— Basketball 1,2,3,4 Helen Haines Jacoby-Charlie-Regional Chorus 4; Concert Choir 3; Symphonic Choir 4; Executive Council 4; Homeroom Repre¬ sentative 2 Lawrence Johannes Janssen— Larry (Kid) Maria Anna Jansen-Marianne-Model UN 1; Tiger Rag Photographer 1; Art Club 3; Tigerama Photographer 2,3,4; District Rep¬ resentative 4; President National Honor So¬ ciety 4; ational Honor Society 4; French Honor Society 3,4; Set Designer “Sum- mertree 3; Drama Crew Work 2; Walk for Hunger 2; Freshman Project Committee Conchita Javier— Varsity Basketball 4 Dorothy Elizabeth Jennings- Beth Jim Jewell—Monk—JV Baseball 1,2; JV Foot¬ ball 3 David Jerome Johnson-D.J. Debra Johnson— Afro-American Club 1 Jane E. Johnson— Jane—Drill Team 2,3,4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; GASP 3,4; FTA 3; Library Assistant 3 Janet Johnson-JV Hockey 1,2; Varsity Hockey 3,4; Basketball 3; GAA Vice-Presi¬ dent 4 Stephie Johnson-Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Afro- American 1,3,4; Choir 1,2,3 Deborah Jones—Debbie—Girls Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3; Symphonic Choir 4; FHA 20; Jubilee 1,2,3 Jeffrey Kashurba— Bipps—Football 1,2,3 Var¬ sity Captain 4; Latin Honor Society 3; District Representative 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,3; Motorcycle Mama 4 Patrick Kelly— Pat—Football 1,2 Regina M. Kelso— FNA 1,4; Drill Team 2,3; Track Team 3,4; Tiger Mascot 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; GASP 3,4; Keyettes 4; FHA 2; Home¬ coming Court 4 Elizabeth Rebecca Kennedy— Becky Pamela Keys— Pam—Industrial Arts Festival 3,4; Varsity Basketball 4 Wanda Karen Kidwell— Judo Club 2; Outing Club 2; Drama Crew Work 2; Girls Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2; Symphonic 3; Jubilee 1,2; Regional Chorus 3; Walk for Hunger 2,3; Publicity for SEEK 4; Craft Club 4 Karen King Janet L Kirch— Martha Gooech—National Honor Society 3,4; Magridals 3; Groveton Singers 4; Festival County Chorus 2; Re¬ gional County Chorus 3,4; JV Hockey 1; Var¬ sity Basketball Manager 1; Gymnastics Man¬ ager 1; Symphonic Choir 2,3; Chem Lab Assistant 4; Choral Department Secretary 4; Spelunker 3,4; Student Director 4 Cherie Kitchell — Keyettes 2,3,4; President of Keyettes 4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; President; Reporter of Sophomore Class; National Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Spanish Club 1; Tiger Rag Staff 4; Social Studies Advisory Committee 4 Todd Klein Joseph Charles Kosloski Elizabeth Espy Kreutzer-Betsy— SEEK 1,2,3,4 Robert Latham— Lipps—Freshman Football; )V Football 3; Key Club 4; District Repre¬ sentative 3; Track 1,2; Basketball Manager 1 Michael Latil— Mike—Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Connie Lee Lawson Charles Y. Ledbetter— Chuck—Baseball 1,4; Basketball 2, Football 3 Joan Lefkowitz Patricia Legge— PoPo Karen S. Leigh Mark E. Leitch—Markey Bear—Spanish Club 1,2; Concert Choir 1,2; Modrigals 2,3; Sym¬ phonic 3; VOT 4 Judith G. Lester— Judy—FTA 1,2; Pep Club 3; VICA 4; Student Assistant 2,3; Office Assist¬ ant 3,4 Russell Lingafelt— Freshman Football 1; DE 11; Class Representative 3; DE 111 Historian 4 Pamela Amerlia Locke— Pam—Varsity Soft- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; FTA 3; Volleyball Field Day 3; Tige- rama 4 Samuel Proctor McCutchem IV-Proctor- Wrestling 2 James Stewart McEwan— Jim—Photography Club 2; Tigerama Photographer 3; Audio- Visual 2,3 Ellen Tracy McNeal— Tracy—Spanish Club 1; Homeroom Representative 4; VOT 4 Laurie Ann Mader— Gador— Freshman Class Secretary 1; French Club 1; FTA 1, FBLA 1; FHA 1; GAA 1; Transferred from Robert E. Lee 2; FTA 2; FBLA 2; Drill Team 3,4 Secre¬ tary 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Com¬ mittee; Pep Club 1,2; Drama Club 1 Larry H. Marin-VICA President 4 Debra Sue Mason— Debbie Peter Mayer— Pete Clara Mayer Diane Marie Meehan— VOT 4 Anne Helen Melville-JV Girls Basketball 1; American Field Service 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4 (Vice president 4); Ski club; Art calendar 4; Outdoors club 2 Margaret Meyer-Cheerleader captain; gymnastics 1; softball 1; Minu Barbara Elizabeth Michael-F.N.A. 1; F.T.A. 3; F.H.A. 2,3; G.A.S.P. 3,4; Drill Team 2,3,4; Spanish Club Sec. 4 Michael Leon Miller— Football 2,3,4 Donald Richard Missal-Ski-Football 1; Baseball 1; Alternate District Rep. 4; Varsity baseball 3 William D. Mitchell— Bill Heather Molzan— Swim team 1,2; Scuba Club 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Symphonic Choir 3,4 Michael Joseph Morgan-Mike-Freshman football 1; DECA 2, Class Rep. 3; DECA 3, Vice Pres. 4 Margaret Elizabeth Morris— Maggie Martha Muckerman Kathleen Marie Murphy— Kathie Brenda Jean Murray— Jeannie Roland E. Nash Jr.— VOT Club (officer) 3; VOT Club 4 Michael Newberry— Mike—Basketball 1,2,3 Thomas Wayne Nichols— Tom—Football 1; Latin Club 2,3 Waynette M. Nodurft— Spanish Club 1; VOT 4 Debra Lynn Nolan— Debbi—Capt. Major¬ ettes 2,3,4; VOT 3,4 William Warren Notter— “Wild Bicc —Math team 3, Captain 4 Mark Nyboe— Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 2,3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Boys State Delegate 3 Patricia O ' Donnell— Pat—Hockey, Basket¬ ball; Track; GAA William Shuttleworth— Bill—Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 1,2; Soccer 3,4 Thomas Andrew O ' Hara— om—Soccer 3 Carson Norris Vicenti—Geronimo—Track 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; American In¬ dian Club 1,2,3,4 Betty J. Oliver— Betty—Drill team 2,3; Keyettes 3; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4 Shirley Christine Olsen— Bridge Club; Cheerleader 1; J.V. cheerleader 2 sec.tres; Spanish club 1,2; G.A.H. 4; Homecoming Court 4 James Lee Palmer— Bongo—News Editor, Ti¬ ger Rag; Chess club 4; J.V. Baseball 3 Maria Pappano— Maria Lacey Petty— Soph. Class Sec. 2; Keyettes 2,3,4; Keyettes V.P. 4; Homecoming court 4; Teen Board 4 Terry David Phillips— J.V. football 2; Track 2; Var. Football 3 Benny Earel Phillips— concert choir 1; Sym¬ phonic 2,3 Pres.; onienota 4 Roger B. Pierson— Math Team 4; Computer Assistant 2,3,4 Jeffery Porter— D.E. James Powell— Jim—Wrestling 1; Spanish Honor Society 2,3; Football 2; Track (w) 3,4; Track (s) 2,3,4 Margaret Powell— Free School; F.T.A.; Exec¬ utive Council; Spanish Club; Seek; Tiger Rag; G.A.S.P. Delbert Purkey— Track (w) 3,2; Track (s) 1,2 Margo Reid— Ex. Council 1,2,3,4; (sec. 4); SAC Area 1 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; French Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming 4; Gymnastics Debra Rosenshine— Debi—Drill team 2,3; Symphonic 4; Spanish Honor Society 3 Ellen Roshak— French club 1; Drill team 2,3; National Honor Soc. 3,4; French Nat. Honor Soc. 3; Symphonic V.P. 3,4; Madrigals 3; Re¬ gional Womens Chorus 3 Asher Roth— Spanish Honor Society 3; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3; Varsity soccer 3,4; Soph Class President 2; Key club 3,4; Tiger Rag Cartoonist 4; Groveton Candidate for School Board 3; Executive Council member 4 Karen Rutledge-French club 1; National Honor Society 1; Nat. 3ench Honor Society 3,4; Free school; Keyettes; G.A.S.P. 3,4; Asst, class editor yea rbook 3; ' Spoon River Ant¬ hology ' 4; Historian 3; J.V. Football 2 Patricia Joyce Saltess— Pat—Future Nurses of America 1; AG ASP 4 Charlotte Temple Sanders-Band 1 , 2,3,4; Band pres. 4; Honor Society 3,4; F.T.A. 1 Pat Sankey-Golf (v) 2,3,4 Morna Ann Sanov— Basketball 2; V.O.T. 4 June Sapenter— Afro-American club 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Cheerleader 3, F.T.A. 3; V.P. FTA; Sears Teen Board Member 4 Robert Sapp-Bob-football 2; Baseball (v) 2; Concert 2,3; Groveton Tigers 4; Powder Puff football 4; Typing assistant 4; Sam Thomas Michael Schach—Tom—German Club 1; Ping-Pong 2,3; National Honor So¬ ciety 3,4; Chess Club 4 Dennis Shiflett—Denny— Football 1; Basket¬ ball 1; Track 1; Cross Country 2; Class Treas¬ urer 1; Key Club 3, (Pres.) 4; SAC Member 4; International Relations Club 3, (Pres.) 4; Class President 4; Latin Club 1,2; Tiger Rag 4 Jean Simmons-Spanish Club 1,2,3; Latin Honor Society 4; International Night 2,4; Pan American Day 2,3,4 Marla Sklopan—Softball Captain 2 Robert F. Skrinski—Bob—SPRING Track 1; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2 Deborah Slater—Debbie—Drill Team 2,3, (captain) 4; Girls Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2; Symphonic 3,4; Teen Board 4 Frederick Neal Smith—Freddie—DECA 3,4 Thedore Carl Smith—Ted Ronald Smith—Ronnie Mark Southerland—Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Latin Honor Society 4; Latin Club 3; Math Team 4; National Honor So¬ ciety 3 David Stammerjohn— Cross Country 4; Winter Track 3,4; Baseball 3,4 John Petter Sullivan Van Edward Teskey— Football 2,3,4; Track 3 Jill Leslie Thomas-DECA 2; VICA 4 Susan Elizabeth Thomas—FTA 4 Johnathan W. Trigg— Band 1,2,3,4 Richard Tripp— bozo—Track 2 Patrick Paul Truex— Freshman Football; DE 3; ICT 4 Michael Wayne Turner— Mike—VICA 3,4 Stephanie Turpin— French Club 1; Debate 2; French Honor Society Secretary 3,4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3,4; Linguistics Club 3; SEEK 4 Teri Varcolik— Oneirata 2; Art Guild Club 3 Dianne R. Vinsh— Albert—JV Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3,4; Executive Coun¬ cil 4; Keyettes 4; GAA 4; Regional Womens Chorus 3; Concert Choir 3; Symphonic Choir 4; Homecoming Court 4 Stephen Ward— Baseball 1,2,3,4 Bushrod Corbin Washington— Bush—Band 1,2 Bonnie Wachtel— Debate 1,2,3; Free School 2; French Honor Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Linguistics Club 3; Tiger Rag 3; Co-Editor in Chief 3; National Merit Semifinalist 4 Wayne Edward West-Football 2,3,4; Track 2 Martha B. Whitmer— Red—Girls Basketball 1,2; Jubilee 1,2; Girls ' Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2; Symphonic Choir 3; Singers 4; New Sounds of Yesteryear 3 David Robert Wiggins— Soccer 2 Gary Wade Williams— Varsity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Track 2; Varsity Football 3; Afro- American Club 2; National Honor Society 3 Michelle Williams— Mo—Keyettes 4; Drill Team 2; French Honor Society 3,4; Assembly Committee 4; Queers Anoymous Vice President Sallie Ellen Williams- Band 1; DE 11 3; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3; DE 111 President 4; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 4; Tigerama Business Staff 4; Tiger Rag Busi¬ ness Staff 4 Sherri M. Wiltshire— Spanish Club 1; Now Sounds of Yesteryear 3; Concert Choir 3; Symphonic Choir 4 Patricia Yale— Patty—Drill Team 2,3,4; Span¬ ish Club 1,2,4; FTA 3; FNA 2,4; FHA 2,3,4 INDEX Activities.80-121 Administration.124-125 Administrative Aids.130-131 Afro-American Club.110 Art Club.89 Band.92 Baseball.54-55 Basketball.36-39 Basketball, Girls ' .40-41 Business Department.150-151 Cheerleaders.20-23 Chess.115 Chorus.93-95 Christian Fellowship Club.110 Cross Country.49 Debate.114 DECA.117 Drill T.61 Educational Services.129 English Department.139-143 Executive Council.66 Faculty.122-159 Faculty Directory.158-159 Features.64-80 Fine Arts.154-155 Football.28-31 Foreign Language Department.148-149 French Club.102 French Honor Society.98 Freshmen.162-179 FHA.120 FMC.121 FTA.119 GAA.Ill GASP.116 German Club.105 Golf.53 Guidance.126-128 Hockey.32-33 Homecoming.72-73 Home Economics.157 Industrial Arts Department.156 International Relations Club.107 Juniors.196-210 Key Club.108 Keyetts.109 Latin Club.104 Latin Honor Society.100 Majorettes.24 Math Department.136-138 Math Team.113 National Honor Society.97 National Merit.71 Oneirata.87 Physical Education Department.152-153 Pictorial Essay.1-17 Science Department.144-146 Senior Directory.236-237 Seniors.211-237 Social Studies Department.132-135 Softball.56-57 Sophmores.180-195 Spanish Club.103 Spanish Honor Society.997 Sports.18-63 Sport Records.62-63 Stage Crew.91 Swin Team.47 Tennis.58-59 Thespians.90 Tiger Rag.86 Tigerama.82-85 Top Ten.67-69 Track.50-51 Track, Girls ' .52 VICA.118 Vocational Education.147 VOT.118 Wrestling.34-35 240 , . 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