Groveton High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1984 volume:

I tv mxm 1984 Contents Twenty-eighth Edition Features 18 Sports Activities Faculty Classes 40 86 126 160 Index 256 Groveton High School 6500 Quander Road Alexandria, Virginia 22307 1 D. DiMarco 2 txiqne. . . T. McMichael J. Asch 3 4 T. McMichael T. McMichael 5 J. Springer bt sptr 6 T. McMichael 7 McMichael s - Michaels 9 T. McMichael ®o pinrk for ■ hi i« 10 t t 3f xxluxt . . . 11 a- � ■% -- ■ T. McMichael i 13 J. Asch 14 S. Michael We gratefully dedicate this year¬ book to Mr. Jack Hiller for giving 20 years of hard work and support to TIGERAMA. Thank you. I m ■ «f I n - ng blatiHIBl 20 With the retirement ofR. Don Ford last spring, Groveton began the first of many changes. The new principal, Paul Douglas, arrived at Groveton with an impressive background in the educational field. Mr. Douglas began his career in the classroom, teaching U.S. History and Government at Jefferson High School. He rose to become department chairman, and from this position, he moved to the area office where he served as social studies coordinator. He went on to become first an assis¬ tant principal, and then principal at Whittier Intermadiate. When the position at Groveton became vacant, Mr. Douglas was selected to fill it. Stepping into the job of principal in the midst of the third quarter, with graduation preparations, budgets and curriculum planning all underway — in a school with a three-building campus and a diverse student body, Mr. Douglas found himself pleasantly surprised at the spirit of cooperation and friendliness which existed at Groveton. His personable style and genuine interest quickly gained him respect from both students and faculty. With the start of the new school year, Mr. Douglas brought forty students south to Prince William Forest for an overnight leadership conference. It was his hope that by bringing together leaders of the vaidous groups at Groveton, ways of cementing ties between the diverse segments of the Groveton community could be explored. Along with his concern for the spirit of community, Mr. Douglas is committed to increasing school spirit and a sense of commitment to excellence in all aspects of student life. Mr. Douglas has also changed the accessibility of the administration. His high visibility in the halls of Groveton makes him available for ready communication on any and all subjects. Along with this availability has come a sense of increased vigilance. The frequent sight of the adminis¬ trators, when coupled with the new, stricter attendance policies, has made for a less casual atmosphere. Next year, Groveton will see even more change. Due in large measure to the efforts of Mr. Douglas, Groveton will pilot a seven period day, permit¬ ting students a freer choice of electives in the fine and practical arts. These changes, like all innovations, carry with them uncertainties and questions. Whatever the future holds for Groveton, one thing is clear: Mr. Douglas is a welcome addition t o the community. TOP TEN Ben Goodkind Tim Noon Chris Schaier, Chalandra Bryant Veronica Weaddock, Tracy Jenkins SENIOR SCHOLARS Lisa Kremers Tonia Callender 23 BOYS’ STATE Douglas Hunt, Tim Noon, not pictured — Brent Crumpton i m -jgfc a ■ M ' , ■ h x Si ' , - - ' K I ? i ' : v I! k m m . | . t , . y: p ' ■ - }J | ; v l GIRLS’ STATE Jenny Home, Emily Kasik, Laura Silverburg 24 GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL Cathy W , Jenkins HOMECOMING COURT L to R — 1st Row: Desha Hall, Wendy Welsh, Kim Ivy, Diane Kopazs. 2nd Row: Ellen Pustorino, Laura Schwarzwalder, Tabetha Hall, Gemma Nocon, Mary Dailey, Kathleen Keville, Jamie Howren. 3rd Row: Robin Fields, Colleen Lynch, Colleen Arnold, Michelle Murphy, Michelle Solis, Susan Redding, Andrea Neilan. 26 HOMECOMING QUEEN — 1983 Tabetha Hall 27 SENIOR MOST SPIRITED Harry Lewis, Cathy Welsh MOST COMICAL Jon Bowen, Michelle Solis 28 S UPERLA TIVES MOST FLIRTATIOUS Gemma Nocon, Peter Johnson BEST PERSONALITY Laura Schwarzwalder, Ben Goodkind 29 BEST DRESSED Winston Joseph, Devon Payne MOST ARTISTIC Jeff Asch, Valerie Gilman ■ SP� jr 30 MOST INTELLECTUAL Ray Bambha, Jean Campbell BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Douglas Hunt, Michelle Solis 31 BEST ATHLETE BEST LEADER Gemma Nocon, Tim Noon 32 Karen Olson, Steve Bumbaugh YEAR IN REVIEW The 1983-81+ school year began in late August with stu¬ dents returning to a new Groveton full of changes and fresh starts. In Paul Douglas ' first complete year as prin¬ cipal, students faced a tighter administration and stric¬ ter county policies, as well as heightened efforts to in¬ crease spirit and unity among the entire school. For two days in Septem ber, 1+0 Students selected from around the school braved the wilderness during a leader¬ ship retreat in Prince William forest, part of Principal Douglas ' plan to improve the school and its image. The teachers and administrators, who donned jeans and ten¬ nis shoes along with the students, led exercises and group discussions on spirit, communication, and leadership. A committee was formed to meet periodically throughout the year to retain the positive attitude begun on the re¬ treat. As the air turned colder, the economy accelerated at a rapid rate in accordance with the holidays. The craze of the Christmas season, Cabbage Patch dolls, became the talk around the school and the country. For 25 dollars and up, plus a long wait at the toy store, a doll could be “ adopted , complete with it ' s own name, diapers, birth cerificate, and other official papers. One figure dominated the music scene with his upbeat songs and entertaining videos: Michael Jackson. The 25 year old superstar, rocketed to the top of the pop, disco and soul charts with eight hit singles and the sale of over 30 million copies of his album Thriller. Resulting from these accomplishments were a record breaking eight Grammy Awards. The record industry received a boost in profits from the musical trend of the year: music videos. Michael Jackson was again a leading figure with his hit videos “Billie Jean ' ' and “Beat It . His video Thriller, costing an un¬ heard of sum of over a million dollars and lasting over 11+ minutes, exhibited the lengths performers would go to produce a video that would appeal to American music lovers. Videos also gave new British groups like Duran Duran and Big Country in addition to the Eurythmics and Culture Club, with androgynous singers like Annie Len¬ nox and Boy George, the exposure they needed to herald in the second British rock invasion. On the serious side, President Regan and his adminis¬ tration demonstrated America ' s strength with an in- 34 tervention on the small Caribbean island of Grenada. Reagan also attempted to retain balance in Lebanon with a multinational marine peacekeeping force. His attempts, however, turned to tragedy on a fateful Sunday morning in October in a terrorist attack on the U.S. com¬ pound in Beruit. Over 160 marines lost their lives in the attack while America lost part of itself in its attempt to keep peace in the middle east. American lives were also lost in the downing of Korean Airline’s flight 007 over Russia, escalating already in¬ creased tensions between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Nuclear disarmament became a political issue as people around the country at the Groveton felt the threat of nu¬ clear war as ABC aired The Day After, moving millions to realize their fear of an attack. There is renewed hope for better relations with the U.S.S.R. though, with the ap¬ pointment of a new soviet leader, Konstantin Chernenko, after the mysterious absence and then death of the previ¬ ous leader, Yuri Andropov. The Equal Rights Amendment failed in the House, but women still continued to move into what had previously been men’s territory. The space shuttle Challenger car¬ ried the first woman, Sally Ride, into space last summer on one of its many journies. NASA also had other firsts, including the first black astronaut, GuionS. BlufordJr., as well as the first untethered space-walk. The Washington Redskins once again turned their city u hog wild” during the football season. The skins compiled the best record in the NFL and achieved a second Super Bowl berth. The enthusiasm turned to disappointment, however, as Washingtonians painfully watched the Skins suffer at the hands of the Los Angeles Raiders. Despite the 38-9 loss, the largest marginal victory in the history of the Super Bowl, 200,000 dedicated fans turned out at a celebration to honor the Skins and give them the respect they deserved. 35 The U.S. Olympic team may have fared poorly in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia during the 1984 Winter Olympics, winning only eight medals, but the team still bore some athletes who will long be remembered in the sports’ world for their performances. The brother-sister pairs skating team of Peter and Kitty Carruthers exhibited American patriotism as they shed tears watching the U.S. flag being raised after they had won the silver medal. Phil and Steve Mahre also moved the American people as they took the silver and gold medals in the Slalom, a first for the U.S. Ski Team. There was yet another joyful surprise of a gold, silver, and fourth pla ce in the Women’s Downhill by Debbi Armstrong, Christine Cooper, and Tamara McKinne. The race for the Presidency began with the Democratic candidates slinging mounds of mud at one another in the first debate of the political season. The candidates spent the rest of the campaign, and the rest of their money, scrubbing clean their reputation. The democratic front¬ runners included former Vice President Walter Mondale, Colorado Senator Gary Hart, and the first black candi¬ date to receive wide-spread support, Reverand Jesse Jackson. As the primaries began and millions began pull¬ ing levers in caucuses across the country, three candi¬ dates, Fritz Hollings, Reubin Askew, and Alan Cranston, dropped out of the race as Mondale and Hart moved to the top to engage in a bitter battle for the party nomination. On the Republican side, President Reagan announced his candidacy in January, just prior to his 73rd birthday. Reagan began his campaign a month later with a move that pleased many Americans; pulling the marines out of Lebanon to offshore ships. 36 Closer to home in Fairfax County, students faced many controversial change ' s in the school system. No¬ smoking became an issue as the county declared all schools would ban smoking next year. Stricter atten¬ dance and substance abuse policies were also put into effect. The crusade against alcohol increased locally and statewide, with widespread talk of raising the Virginia drinking age to 21 despite its recent move last summer to 19 . At Groveton students were forced to buckle down under a tighter administration. In-house became a common ex¬ perience for many students as billboard size hall passes with florescent yellow writing accompanied students on their trips to the bathroom. New and stricter rules regard¬ ing student behavior at basketball games and other extra¬ curricular activities were established, much to the dis¬ may of many spirited upperclassmen who had never been restricted in their actions at the activities. In preparation for the March visit of the evaluation committee, Groveton began primping itself early in the year with a new paint job. As the classrooyns turned bright shades of yellow, blue, green, and even purple, the entire school was given a thorough cleaning while teachers made numerous preparations. Students were told to be on their best behavior to ensure Groveton’s reaccreditation among southern schools. When the 30 educators of the committee arrived, Groveton rolled out its red carpet and welcomed the visitors with a banquet. The school showed its strength in such areas as the fine arts with exhibits and performances by students around the school. As the days grew warmer, graduation for the Seniors seemed very close, and summer for everyone felt just minutes away. But with this anticipation came a tinge of regret as Groveton students and faculty alike realized that the 1983-8j school year would soon be just a collec¬ tion of memories. 37 19 8 A Thirty-six years ago, George Orwell wrote a book about the distant fu¬ ture. He saw a day in which all of mans’ freedoms would be stripped, where privacy and independent thought would no longer exist. When Orwell wrote his book, 198A seemed in the distant future. Suddenly, a ball dropped in a place called Time Square, and the future was upon us. And though the literal 198 A is indeniably here, save a few superficial cases the literary one has fortunately not yet arrived. Some people believe a society such as Orwell’s 198A will never come about. Others believe it could. There are some of us, however, who can see parts of Oceania surfacing in our world today. In Orwell’s Oceania, the citizens were stripped of their privacy by the ever-watchful eyes, present in the form of two-way television monitors in each home, of the all-powerful leader Big Brother. In the real 198A, the “Don’t Shoplift” signs are backed up by peering cameras that perch just above the cucumbers and frozen pizzas in the super-markets. One wonders just how much those little cameras know. In fact, a cable company in Ohio is testing a new type of game show which allows home viewers to play via a two way control box. The cable company is capable of monitoring the responses from each home. The United States government has files on every citizen keyed to Social security numbers, possibly a harbinger of Oceania. Newspeak, the official language in 198A, was used to alter the thought patterns of the people. Clever slogans like “War is Peace” left the Oceanians blind to reality. Our present administration uses jargon of its own sort; the MX Missile is dubbed the “peace keeper”, full scale invasions are referred to as “interventions:, and retreats are called “redeployments”. Of course we’ve all heard of the subliminal messages that flash during movies instill¬ ing uncontrollable urges to buy popcorn. There is no way of knowing who among us has been affected by them, and just how far they reach. These examples, though, are shallow resemblances to George Orwell’s 198A. The prying cameras monitor but do not control thought, the cable game show is for amusement, and the Social Security system is for support and aid in retirement years. One attempt in the direction of Oceania Groveton High School made was the instalation of two-way listening de¬ vices in each classroom similar to Orwell’s telescrenes. Fortunately, the system broke down shortly after it was implemented. Above all we are still free. We should recognize this hallmark year as a sign to protect our individuality and the right to think for ourselves. For in realizing and defending that upon which our society is based, we are ensuring that in the future, there will be no 198A- 38 40 41 42 Who ya ' gonna yell for? Tigers! Tigers! What are ya ' gonna yell? Fight! Fight! Freshman . . . Seniors ... One more time. Fight! Fight! This cheer, along with the many others which have been passed down by Tiger fans over the years, immediately rings a bell in the mind of every Groveton student. It brings back memories of pep rallies and football games where we stood, huddled together on bleachers, screaming and yelling and acting a little crazy, all in the name of the Tigers. Traditionally, Tiger fans have been looked upon as a bunch of “Rowdies” who will do anything, no matter how outrageous, to show support for their team and spirit for their school. This has best been shown by individuals painting their bodies black and gold from head to toe for Spirit Week and by Groveton males donning cheerleading skirts, pantyhose, and lipstick to cheer on their Powder Puff teams. The words “black and gold forever” have not been just another saying here; they have been an attitude that all students have lived with and fought for during their years at Groveton. Other high schools always seem disunited and apathetic in comparison to Groveton and the fans here whose spirit has been unequaled by any in the district. Through good seasons and bad, through triumph and defeat, we have stood next to each other, freshman with seniors, to cheer for our school, to support each other, and to enjoy the high school days that will too soon be gone. We all had something to be proud of; perhaps sometimes not the score on the board, but always the tremendous effort given by the athletes. r y ' Q i,.r ' -C i ■ ,.?., S km ■ I 3L_f? O I u. • „ j -TW3k 1 . - ’•• . J 1 W. • • t -• � _ ,v, ' ' � AfA r “ i ' ' - • ■■ ' ’■S «.• • . ' 7 C V � Vjfc-V. ► Vi,y J ' ' «•« ■ ' « ' : A« k 2 _.’ i V f � - . - • � • -ii. 1 a «. . ym jKLjL V -v ' ' ? - ' -f i:. . : - -- • . i i - ' 1 a vi , «•- s ' - i; v r • ’ •% • « ■•- Vj. 7 4 - ' • - •31 ■ ' r • | ■f JLjg V � 44 mm ' K - i - r HBHHH ■• „ • - ' •• V %• 45 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY — GUNSTON DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Varsity We 2 5 1 2 U 3 0 1 1 3 U 2 Fort Hunt Hayfield Lee Mount Vernon Edison Fort Hunt Hayfield Lee Mount Vernon Edison Fort Hunt Hayfield Regionals 0 Jefferson They 1 h 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 3 1 1 p r f ' r F W : f tfj Sr mk L Ml yi: L to R — 1st Row: Tegan Holtzman (Capt.), Erin Yane (Capt.). 2nd Row: Midge Whitehead, Melanie Everett, Jean King, Margie Hunt, Meredith Mergler, Megan Kerr. 3rd Row: Lindsey Rogers, Debbi Hurley, Vicky Padgett, Amy Crowther, Anne Ryan, Stacey White. Not pictured: Jania Rosen. o STON DIST R q CHAMPIONS 1983 FIELD HOCKEY Coach — Carol Horton Groveton’s Field Hockey team has al¬ ways been a source of unfailing pride. Carol Horton, the Lady Tigers talented coach, has molded girls who never pick¬ ed up a hockey stick before into the most successful team at Groveton. State Champions in 1977 and District Cham¬ pions in 1978 and 1980, the team was the Gunston District Champions again this year. They advanced to Regionals where a shot in the last five seconds en¬ ded their hope of reaching the top. Led by the leadership of Erin Yane and Tegan Holtzman, the intensity of Margie Hunt, and the all-region play of goalie Debbi Hurley, the Tigers ended with a record of 11-1. This team had less experience than previous teams, but be¬ cause of their courage and confidence were able to surpass their predecessors. This should stand as an encouragement to all at Groveton High; that if you have the right mental attitude you can accomplish anything. 46 JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY L to R — Front Row: Julia Ball, Curry Mills, Meaghan Hanrahan, Mary Ebhart, Megan Roberts. 2nd Row: Laura Smith, Marsha Ehle, Eden Springer, Nina Sumlar, Nancy Hersh. 3rd Row: Terri Davis (Coach), Holly Halverstood, Meg David, Rachael Garbow, Carol Diuguid, Nina Ebhart, Susanne Hines. Not pictured: Gloria Williams. We 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 U 10 k Junior Varsity They Fort Hunt 0 Hayfield 1 Lee 0 Mount Vernon 0 Edison 0 Fort Hunt 0 Hayfield 1 Lee 0 Mount Vernon 0 Edison 0 St. Marys 0 47 GOLF ROBERT P. TOLLEY: Coach We They 162 Robinson 157 16 U West Springfield 176 160 Lake Braddock 17U 161 Hayfield 192 157 Mount Vermon 168 163 Fort Hunt 100 163 Edison 200 166 Quantico 176 166 Lee 215 16 4 Lee 206 Quantico Tournament 12th District Tournament 2nd Regional Tournament 8th L-R: Steve Bryan, Chris Ries, David Humphreys. 48 FOOTBALL VARSITY Vaughn Lewis, Head Coach Varsity We Varsity They 0 W.T. Woodson 2 8 Lake Braddock 25 u Jeb Stuart 35 27 Falls Church 20 u Lee 38 u T.C. Williams 3U 6 Edison 12 6 Fort Hunt 12 0 Hay field 32 0 Mount Vernon 3U Front Row: Tim Burt, Tommy Thompson, Ted Hanley, Maurice Donais, Tony Maine, John Hanley. 2nd Row: Daryl Payne, Jim Benton, Orvin Boyd, Pete Johnson, Dan Keapson. 3rd Row: Bill Cavender, Eric Henson, John Robinson, Andre Gooden. Uth Row: Dorenzo Johnson, Jerome Worthy, Floyd Klein. 5th Row: Kenny Liller, Rob Williams. 6th Row: Andy Jackson. Not pictured: Daryl White. 49 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL We Junior Varsity They 0 Fort Hunt 35 0 Hayfield 28 0 Lee 6 0 Mount Vernon 52 0 Edison 30 0 Fort Hunt 29 0 Hayfield 28 0 Edison 26 L to R — Front Row: Bruce Low, Matt Beare (Capt.), Jim Kennedy, Eddie Davis, Tai Lim, Robert Toney, Lenny London. 2nd Row: Paul Skinner, Tom Walker (Capt.), Rich McGlaughlin, Kurt Farmer, Keith Shelton, Errin Perry, Orvin Boyd, Troy Phillips, Butch Adams (Capt.), Hank O’Rouke, Derrin Payne, Paul Esteep, Jon Bumbry, Luke Quinan (Capt.) FRESHMEN We Freshmen They 6 Hayfield 12 6 Lee 13 12 Mount Vernon U 0 Edison 19 0 Fort Hunt 0 0 Hayfield 25 8 Edison 7 L to R — Front Row: Marty Caron, Robby Wildeman, Ben Gallamore, Rick Vanderhyde, Anthony Quander, Sammy Williams, Sean Rennington, Eric Messer, Fabrice Duplicee. 2nd Row: Andy Norris, Brad Denike, John McKay, Shane Williams, Courtney Wood, Anthony Sims, Eric Hampton, Amer Saleem, Bill Blandford. 51 CROSS COUNTRY We 66 Hay field 66 Bishop Ireton Forfeit Lee 35 Mount Vernon 30 Edison L to R: Phillip Arnold, Teddy Collins, Steve Bumbaugh, Brent Taylor, Nills Closter (Coach). Not Pictured: Clark Taylor, Lane Bruns, Trish Kounk. 52 GIRLS TENNIS L to R — sitting: Laura Kerns, Liz Collins, Kim Sheafer, Katy Lockwood, Celia Everett, Kim Saunders. Standing: Colleen Lynch, Karen Epstein, Lori Kremers, Jamie Howren, Laura Schwarzwalder, Cindy Lasker, Susan Norwood, Ann Cheng, Yo deGastyne. We 7 Hay field They 2 1 Fort Hunt 8 6 Lee 3 0 Mount Vernon 9 3 Edison 6 3 Fort Hunt 6 6 Hayfield 3 5 Lee u 0 Mount Vernon 9 h Edison 5 WINTER SPORTS HJL 56 BASKETBALL VARSITY Bruce Feinburg, Varsity Coach Boys Varsity Basketball L. to R. First row — Moe Rimmer, Jerome Worthy, Brian Dye, Daryl Quander, Darren Jones, Second row — Floyd Cline, Doug Lemon, Matt Less, Orvin Boyd, Brant Rorer, Pearson Kemp. 58 J.V. L to R — 1st row: Mike Rosenfeld, Robert Tony, Robbie Pugh, Troy Phillips, Matte Beare, Paul Skinner. 2nd row: Steve Bryan, Thomas Walker, John Windish, Jody Henson. 3rd row: Willis Brown, Raymond VanPutten, Mark Winn. FRESHMEN Back row: William Powell, Matt Powers, Chris Beal, Jessie Usher, George Leech, Brian Pruit, Dorine Ford, Eric Vasques, Ronnie Barcough. Bottom row: Mark Cheetam, Paul Le Due. 59 VARSITY 1st row: Anne Ryan, Meredith Mergler, Devin Kelly, Juna Mackey, Debbie Hurley, Diane Foster, 2nd row: Pauline Landes, Stephanie Hutchinson, Vicki Padgett, Stephanie Mullins, Missy Snowden, Deana Caine (coach). 60 J.V. 1st row: Jennifer Cook, Stacy Gonzalas, Caroline Harris, Sue Choi, Donna Jacobs, 2nd row: Charmain Lee, Jeanine Riggs, Joan Gregas, Sherry Tucker, Eilene Gorst, Myrtle Johnson (manager), Chuck Guyton (coach). 61 WINTER TRACK 1st Row: Hong Suk Kim, Anthony Clark, Jerry Chin, Tazwell Clark, Luke Quinlan, Johnny Bowen (Captain), Chr-is DeNike, Steve Bumbaugh (Captain) 2nd Row: Brian Nobrega, Maurice Aleman, Marcus Garvey, Pyoug Jean Hal Thomas, Adrian Staruch, Cornelius Summers, Danny Stichecomb, DJ. Jones 3rd Row: Coach Nels Kloster, Set Tikeyan, Mon Jay, Gemma Nocon, S. Lane Bums, Troy Phillips, Rica Phillips, Brian Epps, Stephanie Olson, Crystal Clear, Mercedes DeLeon, Kristina Smith, Tony Epps, Coach Irving Jones. 62 SWIM TEAM 1st Row: Bill Pentz, Clark Taylor, Stephanie Sherman, Amy Crowther, 2nd Row: Mike Robson, Scott Roberts, Sarah Peterson, Rene Nonte, Lori Kremers, Robin Walker, Kim Duncan, Megan Roberts, Megan Hanrahan, Susie Sparks 3rd Row: David Mulnar, Rick Vanderhyde, Audrey Ball, Jessica Springer, Lisa Kremers, Heidi Allen, Mary Ebhart, David Criscitelli, Yasmine Roberts Uth Row: Jimmy Rosenfeld, Laura Kerns, Jeff Poole, Rachel Pearce, Eden Springer, Allen Collier, Michelle Austin. GYMNASTICS TEAM Deena Petit WRESTLING L to R — 1st row: Chris McGee, Andy Jackson, Samuel Williams, Matt Glaser. 2nd row: Jimmy Meagher, Lorenzo Johnson, Robbie Wildeman, Lewis Puller, Danny DUames. 3rd row: Tom Bubernak, Darell Payne, Carl Skinner, Maurice Denias. 64 SPRING SPORTS ■ -— s JL_JL KS ♦ ■ l L M. ' .v I M 1 1 tfi J 66 67 BOYS SOCCER VARSITY L to R — 1st row: Coach Pete Johnson, Craig Rogers, Skip Winters, Lane Bruns, Alonzo Gonzales, Manjay Christener. 2nd row: Scott Vanhorn, Robbie Pugh, John Windish, Carlos Demoraes, Craig McIntyre, Paul Gehrig, Sergio Alverez, Mike Rosenfeld, Luke Quinlin. 3rd row: Brian Edwards, Matt Raphael, Scott Roberts, Jim Rudulavic, Winston Joseph, Allen Watkins, Joey Chin, Chris Gallant. 68 JUNIOR VARSITY L to R — 1st row: Matt Glaser, Bill Blandford, Fabrise Duplessier, Troy Burrows, Dee dee Demand, Tai Lim, Andy Early, Sasha Fecchio. 2nd row: Bernanrdo Deleon, Skip Winters, Craig Rogers, Scott Vanhorn, Matt Raphael, Mike Rosenfeld, Chris Gallant, Coach Pete Johnson. 69 GIRLS SOCCER VARSITY L to R — 1st row: Mary Ebhart, Debbi Vanhorn. 2nd row: Karen Waltersdorf, Nina Ebhart, Julie Tayloe. 3rd row: Julia Ball, Cecelia Jagerskog, Nina Sunnier, Amy Lengacher. hth row: Megan Roberts, Erin Yane, Terri Lukes, Laura Schwarzwalder. 5th row: Coach Carol Horton, Diane Foster, Vicki Padgett, Jean King, Jeanie Purcell. ■MMI Y ■ IWf i ' rY xmmmM-’ i ■ t u 70 JUNIOR VARSITY L to R — 1st row: Robin Walker, Midge Whitehead. 2nd row: Kim Sanders, Heather Burke, Cecilia Everette. 3rd row: Marcia Ehle, Laura Kerns, Anne Peterson, Rachel Garbow, Holly Halverson. Uth row: Tonia Raphael, Linda Kasik. 5th row: Coach Kathy Mickey, Mary Priestland, Kim Ivy, Muara Uriel. 71 BASEBALL VARSITY L to R — 1st row: Mike Wall (Manager), Pat Walker, David Lukes, Derrick Taylor, Rob Williams, Alan Collier. 2nd row: Eddie Davis, Ted Hanley, Chris Kestyn, Jason Teets, Ted Nevins, Tom Bubernak, Coach Ron Simms. JUNIOR VARSITY L to R — 1st row: Mark Mumy, Shawn Pataluna, Kurt Farmer, Rhon Price, Phil Glasco, Tim Smith, Buddy Sain, Coach Farmer. 2nd row: Shawn Bennett, Todd Anderson, Robert Toney, Mark Swain, Ron Barkhoff, Eddie Perez. Not pictured — Brad DeNike. 72 SOFTBALL VARSITY L to R — 1st row: Linda Redmon, Doreen Morgan, Mary Joan Prytash, Paula Morris, Anne Ryan. 2nd row: Colleen Lynch, Margaret Gullen, Joanie Gregas, Margie Hunt, Beth Stewart, Michelle Annino, Coach Terri Davis. JUNIOR VARSITY L to R — 1st row: Crystal Jones, Donna Jacob, Stacey Gonzales, Jenny Hollingsworth, Chris Bradey. 2nd row: Kimberly Clay, Lisa, Jennifer Watt, Jennifer Rhodes, Jennifer Cook, Missy Snowden, Patyy Lapallo, Susan Fallin, Stacey Booker. 74 RUGBY L to R — 1st row: James Murry, Greg Purcell, John Keville, Jeff Poole, Chris Aitcheson, B rian Miller. 2nd row: Curtis Thwing, Chris Gallamore, Ed Findley, Jay Rupkee, Tom Vandenburg, Graham Green. 3rd row: Danny DUames, Jeff Johnson, Frank Bernstien, Ray Pollari, David Harding. Not pictured — Quang Yi, Kenny Liller. Rugby is not an officially school sponsored sport. 75 BOYS TENNIS L to R — 1st row: Jimmy Rosenfeld, Jody Henson, Doug Joyce. 2nd row: Paul Joiner, Daren, Andrew Brimmer, Nick Goldfarb, Bountoum Somphanh, Eric Rossie, Daryl White, Ben Goodkind, Paul DeGastyne, Eric Henson, Locky Lockwood, Peter Willsey, Clark Taylor. 76 TRACK L to R — 1st row: Jerome Worthy, Butch Adams, Cynthia Adams, Nicole Barret. 2nd row: Jon Bowen, Bill Cavender, Keith Shelton, Maurice Do nais, Amy Abdouch, Laura Blackburn, Rose Whitelock. 3rd row: Darell Kelly, Tom Walker, Oliver Baumann, Julie Sampson, David Molnar, Stephanie Olson. 1+th row: Anthony Walker, David Clark, Dan Pinnock, William Wilson, Tracy Comer, Seth Tikoyan. 5th row: Randy Phillips, Therita Brown, Jessica Springer. 6th row: Louis Puller, Ted Collins, Kip Wright, Coach Jones, Coach Kloster. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Tabetha Hall (Captain), Cathy Welsh (Captain) Kathleen Keville Gloria Williams Gemma Nocon Kristina Smith Stacy White Caroline Robbins (Mascot), Mary Dailey (Mascot) 80 Emma Nocon Susanna Williams DRILL TEAM j| 1 . . I Bk J L to R — 1st row: LaJuanna Williams (Capt.), Beth Morrison (Capt.). 2nd row: Jenni Hollinsworth, Carla Mitchem, Melanie Keyser, Sook Nam, Toni Abbott. 3rd row: Amy Tolg, Pamela Lowery, Sarah Busse, Jennie Sawallesh, Patty Lapallo, Karen Woltersdorf, Jeannie Purcell, bth row: Kim Ivy. Not pictured: Sue Baker, Melissa Gibson. 82 FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS 1st row: Sharon Kidwell, Elise Long, Shelly Henderson, 2nd row: Julie Sampson, Celia Everett, Cynthia Adams, Shay Hall, Angie Comer. J.V. CHEERLEADERS L to R — 1st row: Michelle Richins, Dawn Patterson. 2nd row: Julie Tayloe, Kim Shaffer, Lisa Oliverez, Wendy Welsh, Tami Martin. 3rd row: Janice LoPrinzi, Terri Lewis, Paula Moms. OUTSTANDING TIGERS WINSTON JOSEPH (12), SOCCER. First team All-Region, All-state. “Sports will improve in the coming years because more talent and experience is coming in.” LLORD JACKSON (12), FOOTBALL, WRESTLING, TRACK. All-district football player, state wrestling meet, 2nd. “Wrestling is a sport where you have to take your time and set your goals to get where you really want to.” DEBBIE HURLEY (12), FIELD HOCKEY, BASKETBALL, SOFTBALL. All-district, All-region — field hockey, All-district — basketball, All-district — softball. “Although we haven’t always won, I’ve enjoyed sports at Groveton.” 84 CLARK TAYLOR (12), CROSS COUNTRY, SWIMMING, TENNIS. First in district — swimming, cross country, tennis, All-region — tennis, swimming. YO DEGASTYNE (12), TENNIS, BASKETBALL, SOFTBALL. Number one girls ennis seed, second in Regionals. Received a full scholarship to George Mason University. “Groveton has a lot of individual potential that has to be developed on its own. PIERSON KEMP (12), BASKETBALL. “Groveton needs a lot more student participation to improve its sports program because right now its not very successful.” BILL PENTZ (12), SWIMMING. First in districts, third in regionals. “With a little more discipline and hard work, the Groveton Swim Team has the talent to swim better in regionals next year.” STEVE BUMBAUGH (12), CROSS COUNTRY, TRACK. First in Winter Track regionals. “The National Wildlife Association has branded the Groveton athlete a rare and endangered species. With your donations of time, hard work, and dedication, we can reverse the unfortunate plight of this unique and marvelous creature.” JON BOWEN (12), TRACK. “ can attribute all my athletic success at Groveton to Barbara Brown. I’d like to personally thank her for all she’s done.” TEGAN HOLTZMAN (12), FIELD HOCKEY, TRACK, SOCCER. All-district, All-region tournament team — field hockey. “Sports are needed to look forward to and break up the monotony of a school day.” PETER JOHNSON (12), FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, BASEBALL. All-region football team. “Groveton sports ha allowed me a vehicle to truly portray my athletic talents.” ROB WILLIAMS (12), FOOTBALL, TRACK, BASEBALL. All-district —football, All-district — baseball. “Pm happy with my accomplishments here but not satisfied. I hope that my example will show others that hard work will help them to achieve their goals also. I’m sure someday someone will realize how hard it is to be recognized as an athlete at Groveton, and when that day comes, Groveton will finally become a winner.” 85 87 SGA Doug Hunt (Treas.), Emily Kasik (Sec.), Ed Findley (Pres.), Mr. Wood (Sponsor) 88 SGA CABINET L to R — 1st row: Mary Priestland, Stacy White. 2nd row: Leslie Argentine. 3rd row: Mark Sullivan, Ray Pollari, Chris Gallamore STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Mike Rosenfeld, Laura Silverberg, Jenny Alcorn, Jean King (Chairman), Laura Schwarzwalder. 89 TIGERAMA Harry Lewis — Sports Editor Emily Kasik — Activities Editor Melayiie Mobley , Jack Hiller — Sponsors Susan Morduch — Classe Editor Jean King — Editor-in-Chief Doug Hunt — Features Editor, Photographer 90 Jeff Asch — Art and Lay-out Devon Payne — Business Editor 91 TIGERAMA STAFF L to R — 1st row: Jania Rosen, Karen Epstein. 2nd row: Meg David, Sarah Peterson, Margie Hunt, Susan Norwood, Megan Kerr, Not pictured — Erin Yane. TIGER RAG L to R — Top row: Clark Taylor (Sports Editor), Steve Bumbaugh (News Editor), Jon Bowen (Columnist), Graham Green, Jeb Brimmer (Editorial page editor), Paul Gehrig, Kim Lewis (Circulation), Monica Sanchez, Sean Scully (Copy Editor), Jean Campbell (Copy Editor), Karen Olson (Editor- in chief), Lane Bruns (Business Editor), Rich Coleman, Ray Pollari (Managing Editor), Locky Lockwood (Sports Editor). Bottom: Jeff Asch (Art and layout editor), Tegan Holtman (Features Editor), Lorna Johnson, Diane Foster (Feature), Mrs. Mathews (Sponsor). ONE IR AT A L to R — 1st row: Devon Payne (Editor-in-Chief). 2nd row: Chalandra Bryant (Business Editor), Ji Park (Art and Layout Editor), Traci Jenkins,Claire Sylvester, Lisa Kremers, Brenda Kelso, Kirstin Youngquist, Mary Dobes (Assistant Business Editor), Kyung Park, Paul Gehrig, Kim Lewis, John Caine. WGBS L to R — 1st row: Paige Apple, Emily Kasik, Peter (Pat) Willsey, Chris Gallimore, Locky (Phil) Lockwood, Brenda Kelso, Liz Collins, John Cain, 2nd row: Karen Staib, Andrea Neilan, Caroline Robbins, Susan Redding, Kathleen Keville, Greg Purcell, Jenny Alcorn, Suzanne Henry, Mary Priestland. 3rd row: David Paradise, Juna Mackey, Jenny Horne, Ed Findlay, Harry Lewis, Gemma Nocon, Ray Pollari (manager), Graham Greene, David Harding, Paul Gehrig, Alan Watkins. Not pictured Doug Hunt, Maria Lalima. 95 SPEAKERS’ BUREAU ESPRIT de CORPS L to R — 1st row: Kathy White, Jean Campbell, Valerie Gilman, Curry Mills, Isable Moghissi, Devon Payne. 2nd row: David Paradise, Paul DeGastyne, Helen Hester (Sponsor). L to R — Felicia Mehl, Valerie Gillman, Amy Abdouch. Not pictured — Kathy White, Harry Lewis, Jean Campbell, Loma Johnson, Jennifer Howe, Diane Foster. 96 DEBATE L to R — Peter Smith, Ed Findlay, Doug Anderson. Not pictured — Kwang Yi. MONO IT’S ACADEMIC L to R — 1st row: Craig Rogers, Skip Winters, Doug Anderson, 2nd row: David Criscitelli, Ed Findlay, Ray Bambha. THESPIANS 1 1 nVl L to R — 1st row: Melanie Everett, Chris Jones, 2nd row: Chris Schaler, Greg Wilkinson, Kristina Smith (Treas.), Charlene Wildman, Doug Hunt, Susan Morduch (Sec.), Top: Michelle Solis (Pres.), Not pictured — Paige Apple, David Paradise, Chris Gihbin (V. Pres.). 98 STAGE CREW L to R — Bottom row: Jennifer Howe, Dwayne Johnson, top row: Chris Jones, Joey Lawlor, Michelle Solis, Chris Gibbin. CLOWN CORPS L to R — Curry Mills (Sec.), Susan Fallin, Amy Abdouch, Laurie Padirt, David Rose, Debbie Kno (V. Pres.), Patty Lapallo (Pres.), Chris Jones, Toni Abbott. Not pictured — Mike Welch. 99 CHAMBER SINGERS L to R — 1st row: Beth Morrison, Jean King, Sandy Kim, Kathleen Keville, Karyn Tucker, Gemma Nocon. 2nd row: Mike Inman, Debbie Delay, Charles Green, Jenny Home, Kevyn Jefferson. 3rd row: Susie Smith, Brian Norgan, Joh Gray, Traci Collins, bth row: Miss. Suddarth (Sponsor), Jeannine McGuire, Caroline Robbins, Yolande Gastyne, Margaret Gullen, Andrea Neilan. 100 GIRLS ENSEMBLE L to R — 1st row: April Garrison. 2nd row: Angie Hull, Stacy Staruch, Wendy Manthei, Tanya Frazier. 3rd row: Janice LoPrinzi, Jeannine McGuuire, Jamie Howren, Mary Priestland, April Winchester. Uth row: Jennie Swallash, Kim Price, Ruth Suddarth, Carla Mitchem, Michelle Drenning. ORCHESTRA ! I ! I 1st row: Lisa May, Sacha Fecchio. 2nd row: Donna Barton, Susie Smith, Kim Kwang, Mike Evans, Tom Keaton. SYMPHONIC CHOIR L to R — 1st row: Paula Schroeder, Susie Sparks, Laurie Padin, Tiffany Inman, Pat Sampson. 2nd row: Gich Gray, Debbie O’neal, Jessie Usher, Blake Buckley, Elise Long. 3rd row: Barbie Kurzos, Diane Bums, Priscilla Baxter, Julie Sampson. Uth row: Crystal Jones, Ruth Suddarth, Lisa Knutson, Danniel Baxter. 102 BAND L to R — 1st row: Tina Scalice, Pricille Calcaterra, James Vizzard, Kim Krauhs, Kim Wright, Ann Abdouch. 2nd row: Jennifer Watt, Maryland Marquart, Doreen Morgan, Renee Nonte. 3rd row: Gary McDonald, Emily Schaller, Jeannine Riggs, William Powell, Jennifer Cook, Stacy Gonzales, Mike Stewart, l+th row: Sarah Harris, Wayne Council!, David Clark, Andrew McKinzie, Charles Dennis, Brendon Barber, Ann Jackson, Diane Nicely, Jossette Abbot. 5th row: Mike Muniford, Evonne Jackson, Susie Smith, John Bumbrey, Billy Stumbo. Not Pictured: Elwood Naylor, Kirstin Youngquist, Isable Moghissi. 103 ART CLUB L to R ■ — 1st row: Kristina Smith, Anne Peterson, Julie Tayloe, Alan Watkins. 2nd row: William Moffett, Vicki Padgett, Jane Engelken, Lyndsey Rogers, Judi Clover, Eleanor Dickey, Lisa May. 3rd row: Skip Winters, Paul Santos, Suzanne Henry, Becky Scoville, Susan Fallin, Curtis Thwing, Mrs. Mobley (Sponsor). L to R — Bottom: An Tran (Historian), Whitney Bugg, 2nd row: Debbie Delay, Laurie Zeigler, Colleen Arnold, Sarah Peterson, (Sec.), Karen Staib. 3rd row: Dee Anne Hook (Treas.), Paul Collins (Pres.), Greg Purcell (V. Pres.), Greg Wilkinson, Chris Schaier, Ed Findley. Not pictured — Todd Grabner, Toni Abbott, Traci Calogero, Bum Cho, Amy Crowther, Maria Lalima, Eden Springer. 104 GASP 1st row: Johanna Camemark, Katey Lockwood, Todd Grabner, Leslie Argentine, Vince Lombardi, Locky Lockwood. 2nd row: Tracy Calegero, Colleen Lynch (Treas.), Tonya Fraxier, Marissa Brown, Chris Schaier, Mary Priestland, Ray Pollari, Karen Staib, Scott Roberts (Pres.), Tim Noon, Harry Lewis, Jamie Howren, Peter Willsey, Jenny Alcorn (V. Pres.), Andrea Neilan, Alyssa Cannon, Brenda Kelso, Clark Taylor, Cathy Welsh, Dean Cikins, Greg Purcell (Sec.), Ashley Long, Greg Wilkinson, Paige Apple, John Aleknavage, Kathy White, Jennie Purcell, Liz Collins, Laura Schwarzwalder, Lise Adams, Jim Radulovic. 105 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS L to R — 1st row: Jeb Brimmer (V. Pres.), Steve Bumbaugh (Pres.), Juna Mackey (Sec.), Chris Schiaer (Treas.). 2nd row: Ben Goodkind, Tim Noon, Jean King, Doug Hunt, Karen Olson, Ji Park, Kathy Butler, Laura Silverberg, Laura Schwarzwalder, Claire Sylvester, Chalandra Bryant. 3rd row: Debbie Delay, Mary Dobes, Lisa Kremers, Peter Willsey, Emily Kasik, Veronica Weadock, Ray Bambha, Danny DiMarco, Todd Grabner, Dean Cikins. 106 JUNIORS L to R — 1st row: Tom Vandenburg, Brian Edwards, John Keville, Skip Winters, Curtis Thwing. 2nd row: Susanne Hines, Lori ' Kremers, John Wong, Erin Yane, Leslie Argentine, Margie Hunt, Jania Rosen, Meg David, Sonya Anderson. 3rd row: Carleen Clay, Megan Kerr, Kwang Yi , Doug Anderson, Sean Scully. 107 KEYETTES L to R — 1st row: Laura Silverberg, Caroline Gelb, Kim Edens. 2nd: Susanne Hines, Pam Hoyce, Jenny Horne, Karen Epstein, Susan Norwood, 3rd row: Debbie Delay, DeeAnne Hook, Jessica Springer, Lori Kremers, Leslie Argentine, Traci Calogero, Eden Springer, Tanya Frazier. 108 KEYS L to R — 1st row: Todd Grabner, Skip Winters, Bountoun Somphonh, Scott Van Horn, Tom V anderburg, Renaldo Zuniga, Danny DiMarco, Jimmy Meagher, Graham Green, Tom Bubernak, David Paradise, Ed Findley. 2nd row: Eric Henson, Peter Willsey, Paul Santos, Bill Cavender, Allen Watkins, Clark Taylor, Steve Bumbaugh (V. Pres.), Chris Gallamore, Chris Schaier, Matt Raphael, Harry Lewis, Bob LaMarca, Tim Noon, Dean Cikins, Jim Radulovic. 3rd row: Jeb Brimmer, Ben Goodkind (Treas.), Pete Johnson (Pres.). Not pictured — Doug Hunt. 109 CHESS CLUB L to R — 1st row: Norman Lynton, Jeromy Brock, Chang Ho Lee, John Wong, Ray Bowers, Edgar Gudierrez, Sacha Feccio. 2nd row: Brian Ransom, Kwang Yi. Not Pictured: Doug Anderson, Jeremy Brock, Chang Lee, Sean McGinty, Craig Rogers. BOOK CLUB L to R: Chang Ho Lee, Chuck Shipp, John Wong, Ashley Robinson, Ray Boivers, Jessica Lahr, DeJuana Jones, Edgar Guiterrez, Santrago Sanchez, Felicia Mehl. 110 SOUL CLUB L to R — 1st row: Hope Tyson, Lisa Starr (Pres.), Robert Baskin, Samantha Taylor. 2nd row: Mrs. Graves (Sponsor), Priscilla Baxter, Sonya Anderson, Dawn Addison, Evie Davidson (V.P.), Dee Sherman. 3rd row: Reese Brown, Terri Sherman, Harold Ashley, Kim Heel, Rica Phillips, William Wilson, Tonya Phillips, Detra Jackson, Lisa Kearse, Daniel Baxter. Not Pictured: Staci Scott (Sec.), Karen Brown (Treas.), Latesha Lynch, Diana Burns, Inez Harris, Pamela Lowery, Shawn Lovelace, Shannett Buckner, Eureka Mills, Tami Martin, Lajuana Williams, Kim Buchner, Staci Scott, Kathi Butler, Donna Upshaw. DANCE CLUB L to R — 1st row: Marlene Smith, Christy Wise, Jody SchifJJett, 2nd row: Tereta Camp, David Rose (Choreographer), Beth Cassidy. 3rd row: Lisa Knutsch, Lynne Lewis (Pres.), Paula Schroeder. Not Pictured: Mercia Whitelock. ENGLISH CLUB L to R — 1st rdw: Kwang Yi, Jean Campbell, Karen Olson, John Wong, Lisa Kremers, Tarita Graham, Kyung Park, Kiran Bambha, Curry Mills, Meaghan Hanrahan, Ray Bowers. 2nd: Ed Findlay, Skip Winters. MATH CLUB 112 L to R — 1st row: Lyn Wells, Veronica Weadock, Tracy Jenkins, Doug Anderson, Tim Frazier, Ji Park, Lisa Kremers, Claire Sylvester. 2nd: Kwang Yi, John Wong, Todd Grabner, Vince Lombardi, Dean Cikens, Craig Rogers, Curtis Timing, Skip Winters. Not pictured: Kim Lewis, Devon Payne, Isabel Moghissi, Ray Bowers, Chang Lee, James Murray. MAHOGANY CLUB Troy Phillips, Harold Ashley, Michael Flood, Carolyn Jackson, Kim Lewis. THE COMPUTER USERS CLUB In Alphabetical order: Doug Anderson, Raymond Bowers (Co-President), Jeremy Brock (V. Pr esident), Troy Burrows, Andy Collier, Sacha Fecchio, Tim Frazier, Chang C. Lee, Chang Ho Lee, Scott Michael, Ed Miller, Kai Ng, Kyung Park, Nancy Passman, Devon Payne, Adam Rhodes, John Tandz, John Wong (President). 113 FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY L to R — 1st row: Sandy Kim (Sec.), 2nd row: Robin Fields (Tres.), Devon Payne, Karen Olson, Charlene Wildman, Susan Norwood, Madame Williams (Sponsor), Jeb Brimmer (Pres.). 3rd row: Laura Schwarzwalder, Caroline Gelb, Laura Silverberg, Jean King, Curtis Thwing, Tim Frazier, Craig Rogers, Tracy Jenkins, Veronica Weadock, Megan Kerr. Not pictured — Cathy Welsh (V. Pres.). 114 GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY L to R — Leslie Argentine, Sara Busse, Frau Bueller (Sponsor), Ray Pollari (Pres.), Kathleen Keville (V. Pres.), Susanne Hines (Sec.), Ji Park (Treas.). Not pictured — Emily Kasik, Susan Norwood. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY L to R — Sonya Anderson, Lisa Kremers (Treas.), Brian Edwards, Lori Kremers (Sec.), Robert Williams, Ed Findley, Chris Schaier (V. Pres.), Dean Cikins, Chalandra Bryant (Pres.). Not pictured — Erin Yane, Tim Noon, Doug Hunt, Steve Bumbaugh. 115 GERMAN CLUB L to R — 1st row: Traci Collins, Kathleen Keville, Susan Norwood, Susanne Hines, Leslie Argentine, Yung Park, Wade Leonard. 2nd row: Frau Bueller, Jenny Alcorn, Brenda Kelso, Raymond Bowers, Sarah Basse (Pres.), Sacha Felliccio, John Aleknavage, Jack Hollard, Vince Lombardi. 116 SPANISH CLUB L to R — 1st row: Amy Crawther, Megan Roberts, Libby Hines, Lyndsey Rogers, Kim Eden, Emma Nocon (V. Pres.), Ann Abdouch, Christy Wise. 2nd row: Rachel Kidare, Cindy Lasker, Lisa Richardson, William Moffet, Howard Weinberger, Sang Lee, Stacy Svolis, Stephanie Biddle, Mrs. Boyle (Sponsor), Kevyn Jefferson (Pres.), Not pictured — Zibby Logie (Treas.), Lise Adams, Joelle May. FRENCH CLUB L to R — 1st row: Julie Tayloe, Chris Gallamore, Pam Joyce (Treas.), Laura Silverberg (Pres.), Caroline Gelb (V. Pres.), Astrid Chinchilla (Seer.). 2nd row: Courtney Lombardi, Laura Schwarzwalder, Andrea Neilan, Susan Redding, Karen Dimarco, Katy Lockwood. 3rd row: Alyssa Cannon, Anne Ryan, Ellen Pustorino, Elizabeth Engelken, Doug Anderson, Kristina Smith. J+th row: Tim Frazier, Craig Rogers, Liz Collins, Brenda Kelso, Wendy Welsh. 5th row: Meg David, Marissa Brown, Dawn Patterson, James Vizzard, Greg Purcell, Robert Toney. Not pictured: Jean King. 1st row: Madame Brady, Meriam Devries, Debbie VanHom, Sarah Peterson, Mary Dobes, Lori Dremers. 2nd row: Jamie Howren, Kathleen Keville, Trisha Kounk, Susan Norwood, Lynn Lewis, Tanyo Frazier. 3rd row: Michelle Murphy, Kristin Kjellson, Jenny Alcorn, Susanna Williams, Sarah Harris, Julie Tayloe. 1+th row: Katie Lockwood, Mary Priestland, Laura Kerns, Traci Calogero, Eden Springer, Karen Epstein. 5th row: Scott Roberts, Scott VanHom, Theon Lim. 117 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION L to R — 1st row: Jimmy Locke, Kris Brandy (Reporter), Kevyne Jefferson (Pres.), Lori Louis (Sec.). 2nd row: Tamara Crance, Cindy Lane, Chris Jessup, Horace Kenner, Ed Collins, Valarie Skinner, Steve Schools, Dave Patton, Mike Griffith, James Purner. 3rd row: Cindy Ayres, Michelle Frey, Brian Dye, Lisa Stooror, Mike Flood, Robert Austin, Cheryl Haag, Mike Foglio. 118 ROME ECONOMICS and RELATED OCCUPATIONS TOWARDS L to R — 1st row: Nancy Colby, Wendell Wright, Stacy Locke, Robert Marshall. 2nd row: Mary Joe Enscoe, Ruth Howard, Chris Frye, Patricia Roberts, Mrs. McMann (Sponsor), Chris Laurend, Lauren Klunder, Theresa Bostick, Terry Shifflett, Sharon Washington. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ? � L to R — 1st row: Alonso Gonzales, Tabetha Hall, Linda Redmon (Pres.), Winston Joseph. 2nd row: Carl Skinner, Nancy Tillman, Dionna Skinner, Mi Sun Chang. 3rd row: Marci Mancini, Bonnie McDougall, Lisa Leifker, Debbie Delay, Dee Ann Hook, Lori Robinson, Patti Franks, Tammy Moss, Diane Harris, Margie Early, Brian Nobrega, Charlise Martin, Mary Jane Neal. 120 VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS of AMERICA CHILD DEVELOPMENT L to R — Christina Life, Wendy Ware, Kim Williams, Tammy Lennon, Pam Townes, Sandra Pierceall. INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING L to R — 1st row: Ron Meeks (Parliamentarian), Sharin Selby (Treas.), Susanne Maddox (Sec.), Fiandra Pearson (Pres.). 2nd row: Susan Snapp, Lisa Scott, Beth Bolling, Jan McDonald. 3rd row: Sherill Hall, David Duty, Mike Pumfrey, David Goodman, Tom Roberts, Charles Dennis. 1+th row: Gene Jackson, John Bumbry, Ralph Remel, Terry Duff. 121 VICA COSMOTOLOGY L to R — Darnetta, Ruby Dade, Gria Hernandez, Susie, Barbara Richard, Tricia Wieskal, Celeste Cook, Angie Pace, Chris Snapp, Theresa Stewart, Julie Hansen, Katisha Gordon, Terry Sherman, Stacey Locke, Michelle Hamlet, Sonia Branch, Karen Hill, Stacey Haag, Lori Gilbert, Hope Collier, Missy Campbell, Lisa Eskew, Susan Moye. AUTO MECHANICS L to R — Chris McClure, David Berard, Ricky Lloyd, Allen Collier, Robert Ahmed, David Riggles, Mike Cordon, Danny Stinchcomb. 122 COSMOTOLOGY L. to R. 1st row: Dametta, Denise Bentley, Kim Hill, 2nd row: Missy Carpenter, Jackie Habron, Sandy Wolford, Kris Barlow, Joyce Baldwin, Evonne Mack, Anita Driggers, Christine Stevens, Tammy Moss, 3rd row: Loretta Grauman, Annette Ryder, Jenny Baron, Sherry Momingstar, Theresa Oldham, Tracy Davis, Karen Kidwell, Janet Martin, Kathy Turner. 124 ■l ll HWMPI l lil ' illlllll l |H ' ill ' 125 ADMINISTRATION STEWART CHRISTIANO: Assistant Principal; University of Bridgeport, B.A.; University of Virginia, M.S. PAUL DOUGLASS: Principal; George Washington University, B.A. in Political Science; University of Virginia, M. Ed. 128 PAULA A. JOHNSON: Administrative Aid; Lady cliff College, B.A.; Boston University, M. Ed. VERA BLAKE: Assistant Principal; Saint Paul’s College, B.S. in Bus. Ed.; University of Virginia, M. Ed. in Adm. and Supervision; Radford University. BARBARA BROWN: Director of Student Activities; George Washington University, B.S.; Bowling Green State University, M.A. ROBERT ELLIOTT: Administrative Aide; Boston College, M.A., B.S. HELEN J, HESTER: Community Education Coordinator; University of Virginia, M. Ed.; George Mason University, B.A. DALE EATON: Administrator; James Madison University, B.S.; Sponsor — Football, Wrestling. 129 W. ROSSER MUIR: Guidance; Georgetown Univ., B.S. F.S.; Catholic Univ., M A ' George Mason Univ., M. Ed., Mt. St. Mary’s College; Manhattanville ' ’ y College. WILLIAM HARTFORD WHALEN, JR.: Guidance; Randolph-Macon College, B.A.; University of Virginia, M. Ed. MARTINE LANGLEY: Guidance; Miami University of Ohio; B.S. of Ed.; George Washington Univ., Masters in Counseling. 130 G UIDANCE RUTH PERLSTEIN: Guidance; Douglass, A.A.; Rutgers, M. Ed. GLORIA EPPERSON: Director of Student Services, Guidance; Miami Univ., B.A.; North Carolina State Univ., M.S. 131 ENGLISH JOANNE CABRY: English Department Head; Penn. State, B.A.; George Washington TJniv., M.A.; Sponsor — NHS, English Team. MARC OSTINATO: Lynch College, B.A.; George Washington Univ., M.A., Sponsor — Key Club, Keyette Club. DAN CULLER: James Madison Univ., B.S.; George Mason Univ., M.A. 132 VERONICA E. BROWN: Hampton Institute, B.S.; The American Univ., M.A. JESSICA LAHR: Wittenberg Univ.; Ohio State Univ., B.S. in Ed., Master in Ed.; Univ. of Virginia, English Cert.; Sponsor — Student Book Club, Teacher’s Book Club. DeJUANA L. JONES: George Washington Univ., M.A. MARIAN M. MOHR: Duke Univ., A.B.; George Mason Univ., M.A. 133 ENGLISH GAY SNELL: Radford University; George Mason University, B.A., M.A.: University of Virginia; Sponsor — Oneirata. WILLIAM HARRIS: Teacher’s JOSEPH C. ROSE III: La Grange Aide. College; Georgeton University; University of Georgia, A.B.; University of Virginia; Antioch University, M.A. IRVING JONES: William Penn. College, B.A.; Sponsor-Assistant Football Coach, Head Track Coach. VIRGINIA RYDER: University of Massachusetts, B.A.; Virginia Polytechnic Institute State University, M.A.; Sponsor — G.A.S.P. PATRICIA LOUD IS: Mary Washington College, B.A. 135 SOCIAL STUDIES JACK L. HILLER: Social Studies Dept. Chairman; College of William and Mary, A.B.; University of Virginia, M. Ed.; Carnegie-Mellon University, M.A.; Sponsor — Tigerama. ZELMA LEE HARRIS: Spelman, A.B.; Carnegie-Mellon ROBERT WOOD: Davidson College, A.B.; University, M.A.; University of Virginia; Sponsor — Mahogany George Mason University, M. ED.; Club. Sponsor — Student Government. 136 ELIZABETH MARK: Swarthmore College; George Washington University, B.A.; University of Maryland, M.A. R. MACK WALDEN: Columbia College, B.S. Ed. JULIE MARTIN: Longwood College, B.S. Sponsor — Freshmen class NEIL ROBINSON: Washington and Lee University, B.A.; George MARTHA A. MOHLER: Bucknell Washington University, M. Ed. University, B.A.; Pennsylvania State University, M. Ed. 137 SOCIAL STUDIES CHARLES SHIPP: Bridgewater College, B.A.; University of Virginia, M. Ed. TRAUTE BUELLER: University of Exeter; Indiana University, M.A.; University of Hamburg, Staats examen I; Studienseminaz Bremen, Staats examen II. A- JEROME T. PAULL: Virginia Military Institute, B.A.; George Mason University, Teaching certificate; Catholic University. 138 JOHN HALE: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, B.A.; New York University, M. Sc.; Sponsor — It’s Academic. MATH ' .... .rUB i m0mSk pr - ' JN MARGARET SUSAN: Math Department Chairperson; Michigan State University, B.A., M.A. ■ DONNA PORTER: Pennsylvania State University, B.A.; Sponsor — Varsity, Junior Varsity, Freshman Cheerleaders; Junior Varsity Math Team; Ticket Manager. 139 ANN SPARKS: George Mason University; University of Virginia, B.S. in Ed; Sponsor — Varsity Math Team. BRUCE EEINBERG: University of ALYSON ARMSTRING: West Virginia University, B.A. Virginia, B.A.; Sponsor — Varsity Basketball. 140 BERNARD SAMUEL: Jackson State University, B.S. ANN BROWN: Bridgewater College, B.A. in Mathematics; CAROLYN BACKMAN: George Washington Sponsor — Computer Users Club. University, B.A.; M.A. 141 BONNIE ELLIS DAWSON: Longwood College, B.S. RICHARD W. HESSLER: West Virginia University, B.A. ANN PETRETICH: Hiram College, B.A. GENE DEW: Beckley College, A.S.; Marshall University, B.H., M.H.; University of North Carolina, M. Ed. 142 SCIENCE ISABELLE SEFTAS: Science Department Chairperson; Mary Washington College, B.A.; University of Virginia, M. Ed.; Sponsor — Senior Class. ROGER BOLLAND: Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S. in Ed.; George Mason University, M. Ed. KENNY FARMER: Bridgewater College, B.S.; Sponsor — J.V. Football; J.V. Baseball (Head Coach). FOREIGN LANGUAGE FRANK J. GILARDI: S. Callisto College, B.A.; Catholic University of America, Ph. D.; Sponsor — Latin Club. SYLVIE WILLIAMS: Foreign Language Department Chairperson; San Jose University; University of Maryland; Sponsor — French Honor Society. 144 CAROLE M. BRADY: Longwood College, B.A. in French; Mary Washington College; Sponsor — Le Club Francais; Cheerleading (Assistant). DAWN A DOYLE: College of White Plains of Pace University, B.A.; Middlebury College, M.A.; University of Valencia; Adelphi University; George Mason University; Sponsor — Spanish Club. TRAUTE BUELLER: University of Exeter; Indiana University, M.A.; University of Hamburg, Staatsexamen I; Studienseminar Bremen, Staatsexamen II; Sp onsor — German Honor Society; German Club. 145 B US I NESS T v ' Si LAURA LEWIS: Prairie View University, B.S., M.S.; East Texas State University, M.S. PATRICIA RENNER: Business Department Chairperson; Longwood College, B.S. DIANNE R. SWANZY: Samford University, RICHARD GOCHENOUR: Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., B.S.; College of Saint Thomas, M.C.l. M. Ed. 146 VAUGHN LEWIS: physical Education Department Chairperson; Auburn University, B.S. in Ed.; Sponsor — Varsity Football (Head Coach). PHYSICAL EDUCATION GARY PANN0N1: Frostburg State University, B.S.; Sponsor — Swim Team. RONALD B. SIMMS: Bridgewater College, B.A.; Sponsor — Varsity Ba seball. TERI L. DAVIS: Longwood College, B.S.; Sponsor — Junior Varsity Field Hockey (Head Coach); Varsity Softball (Head Coach). CAROL J. HORTON: James Madison University, B.S.; Sponsor — Varsity Field Hockey (Head Coach); Varsity Girl’s Soccer (Head Coach). 147 LEARNING DISABILITIES 148 CAROLYN D. LEWIS: Learning Disability Department Chairperson, Tuskegee Institute, B.S.; University of South Alabama, M.A.; University of Alabama. BETTY GRAVES: Bluefield State Teachers, B.S.; Howard University; University of Hawaii; George Mason University; University of Virginia; Pepperdine University, M.A.; Sponsor — Soul Club, Teacher ' s Recreational Activities. MARY ANNE WALTHALL: Teacher ' s Aide THERESA A. MARTIN: George Washington University, B.A.; James Madison University, M.Ed. MARIE LUMPKINS: University of North Carolina, B.A. LINDA WAGNER: Southern Connecticut State College, B.S., M.S. 149 PRACTICAL ARTS PRESTON BLACKBURN: Virginia Polytechnic Institute State University, B.S., M.A.; Sponsor — D.E.C.A. MICHAEL HATCHER: Practical Arts Department Chairman; Virginia Polytechnic Institute State University, B.S. ROBERT P. BRADEN: Lynchburg College, B.A.; Virginia Polytechnic Institute State University, M.Ed.; University of Maryland. Sponsor — V.I.C.A., Landscaping Committee. RON LA PORTE: California State College, B.S.; Virginia Polytechnic Institute State University; George Mason University; Virginia State. NEIL LAMB: Virginia Polytechnic Institute State University, V.I.E.C. 150 ROBERT P. TOLLEY: West Virginia Tech.; Western State College of Colorado, M.A. ED BISHOP: Appalachian State University, B.S.; Virginia Polytechnic Institute State University; George Mason. SUSAN SUNBUTRY: Virginia Polytechnic Institute State University, V.I.E.C. RICHARD BRADFIELD ELLEN MACMAHON: James Madison University, B.S.; MSU, M.A.; Sponsor — HERO CLUB. 151 CHILD DEVELOPMENT JOAN HARTMAN: Child Development Department Chairperson; North Dakota State University, B.S.; Virginia Polytechnic Institute State University, M.S. GUNNEL HANSON: Invant Care. JANET L. BAXTER: Carnegie Mellon University, B.S.; Kansas State University, M.S.; University of Kansas. ANNE PATRICIA MARES: James PAMELA ROBERTSON: Wayne State University, Madison University, B.S. M.A.; Catholic University, B.A. 152 FINE ARTS CHARLOTTE EDMONDS: Fine Arts Department Chairperson; William and Mary, B.A.; American University, M.A.; Sponsor — Thespians, Clown Corps GEORGE MAGENTA: Temple University, A.A.; Delaware State College, B.S.; North Carolina Central University, M.A.; University of Delware, MFA. MELANIE J. MOBLEY: Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, B.S.; Sponsor — Art Club, Tigerama, Sophomore Class. 153 FINE ARTS RUTH A. SUDDARTH: University of Tennessee, B.S.; Sponsor — Dance Club, Barbershop Quartet. JOHN WILSON: University of Montana, BME; Catholic University of America, MM. Sponsor — Marching Band. MONICA CALENDAR: University of Lowell, B.A.; Sponsor — Orchestra, Black Student Union. 154 LIBRARIANS L-R Back: Rachel Huggalt, Linda Vretos, George Magenta. Front: Edna Rogers, Linda Foster. SECRETARIES JO LAYNOR: Principal ' s secretary. CAROL DUFFY: Attendance secretary. SBRnB MARY DIMARCO: Automatic Data Processor. 155 SUPPORT SERVICES Psychologist: Cathy Jamieson Nurse: Vicky Foster Speech Therapist: Wendy Burns Social Worker: Nancy Miller S.C.R.A.P.: Sandra Steinfeld W.E.C.E.P.: Sheila O’Connor 156 BUILDING ENGINEER: Anthony Dunford Catherine Ford and Betty Smith CAFETERIA STAFF L to R — 1st Row: Grace Newman, Gerry Markley, Nava Yastrope, Hazel Smith, Mary Moore 2nd Row: Juanita Deeley, Brenda Carter, Vicki Sprint, John Beller (manager), Greta Mazzello, Hazel Rhodes, Pat Kopaz. CUSTODIAL STAFF L to R — 1st Row: Audrey Jackson, Barbara Copeland, Maybelle Johnson, Estelle Watkins, Connie Lowe, Azzie Harris 2nd Row: H. Le, Joeseph Gaston, Fred 157 Bibb (Building Supervisor), Chris Winston, Eugene Spellmen, John Aikers. SECRETARIES EVON NESS DAVENA PRETT CHRISTINA WARDEN: Home Econimocs; University of Oklahoma, B.S.; Virginia Polytechnic Institute State University, M.A.; Sponsor — FHA. 158 TRAUTE BUELLAR Groveton’s student population has been characterized as being diverse, but one hardly looks at the teachers. Groveton’s teachers bring their talents from all over the country and even the world. One such teacher is Traute Bueller, who came to Groveton this year from a small town in Northern West Germany. Nancy Brown, who normally teaches both World Cul¬ tures and all four levels of German, and “Frau Bueller” are presently participating in a Fullbright Exchange Program. Brown has undertaken the responsibili y of teaching English to the students in the small town of Zeven where she now resides. Both teachers had initial difficulties in adjusting to the different systems. Bueller thought that her students had to take tests on pop music but later found out what “pop quizzes” really were. Brown was quite amazed at the large amount of cheating that was going on in the German school system and has made attempts to change the situa¬ tion there. Bueller’s teaching is a blend of what she has learned from her experience in Germany, her education at the University of Exeter in Great Britain, and here in the United States at Indiana University. She has also re¬ ceived degrees from the University of Hamburg. Part of Bueller’s experience here at Groveton is her undertaking of the German Honor Society and the Ger¬ man Club. In Germany, school-sponsored sports and clubs are not available to students, so all of our organiza¬ tions have been of great interest to her. Bueller has also made attempts to teach Groveton stu¬ dents a little more than normally required. 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Ger¬ man Club (9-12), Oats and Barley Consumption Committee (9-12), GASP (12), Soccer (9-12). Quote: “Bye!” TABATHA ALLEN: Tab. 8-28-66. Mohogany Experience (9- 12), Soul Squad (10-11), Spanish Club (10), Basketball (9-11), Track (10), Softball (10), Basketball Award (9-11), English Award (11). Quote: “The graduating class of’84 is the best. DENISE MARIE ANDRE: “ Neiser ' s , “Choogie”. 2-1-66. FBLA (11) , COE (11-12), Perfect Attendance Award (9). Quote: “Thanks to my parents and my friends who were there when I needed them — we had a good 4 years!” COLLEEN ELIZABETH ARNOLD: Cody, Cods, Col. U-29-66. HOSA(10),Art Club (10-12), Concert Choir (10). Quote: “Who would? Woodies would!” RAY BAMBHA: 7-28-66. Math Team (11-12), AH Club (10-11), English Team (11-12), It ' s Academic (12),RPI Medal. Quote: “Is that all? ROBERT S. BASKIN: Smiley, 11-28-66. Soul Club (9-12), VICA Representative Reporter. Quote: “Ladies of Groveton please don’t frown. I ' m sure you’ll see me somewhere around.” ELIZABETH PAIGE APPLE: Paigey, Buffy, Pay, Jlapple, The Ritz, I, Paigey Poo. 9-10-66. BBB (9-10), MMM (11-12), German Club (11-12), Tigerama (11), French Club (Sec. 11), HOSA (Pres.), Teen Republicans (10-12) GASP (11-12), Onierata (12), WGBS (12), JWBF (10), EHSBL (11-12), Boobeye (12), ICC (11), Clown Corps (9), 69 Club (co-founder), Fellas counter-parts (11-12), Ralph and Calvin (10), SIP Fan Club (10), IADCJ Very Much, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (10, You Can’t TakeitWith You (12), Who’s Who Among Ameri¬ can High School Students (11). NEDA BASSIM: “Honey”, “Mush (Mouse)’’, “Avon Lady (was) , “ Cuty”, “Aziz”. 5-13-67. Neda Bessim English Award (9) . Quote: “I had a great time this year, so many friends, laughs, specially in Senior Art and Government. I love you Riaz jun, Nunush, and thanks for helping me all the way.” DAVID BERARD: Goat. 7-19-66. English Award (11), “67 Pon¬ tiac GTD’ ( 1). Quote: “Roses are red, violets are blue, we served our time and now we’re through.” ELIZABETH J. BOLLING: Beth. 5-19-66. VICA Club (11-12), VICA Delegate (11-12), Symphonic Choir (9-10), All County Chorus (9), All Regional Chorus (9), Song -n- Dance (9-10), SC A (12), McDonalds Gang (11). Quote: “Schools out forever. JONATHON DAVID BOWEN: Spanky, Shorty, Sir, Dr. Wad, Mister Blister, The Master. 11-15-65. Spanish Club (Picture Day), Art Club (Picture Day), Keys (Picture Day), Teen Re¬ publicans (Picture Day), GASNO (12), Benny’s Fan Club, Jack Padgett Fan Club (Pres. 11-12), Tiger Rag (11-12), Float Destruction Committee (11-12), Young BSers of America (10- 12, Pres.), Lockwood K-9 Killer Mobile (Co-pilot), Varsity Track (9-12), J.V. Football (9-12), Kung Fu (11-12), Co-ed Rasberry Jello Wrestling Team (12), P. Driving Team (11-12), Some English Award (9-12), Margaret Susan Most Valuable Math Student Award (10-12),SADD (-10),DSAM (11-12). Out¬ standing Male Athlete (Boy’s Track). Quote: “Quo Vadis?” KENDA BRADY: Young Girl, Mouth, Kenna Bear. 3-11,-65. HOSA (11- Vice Pres. 12), Soul Squad (9), VICA (10). Quote: “Stay in school, go to class, after school: Go smoke that Love Boat.” JOHN ETHAN BRIMMER: Jeb, Surf, The Kid. 11-23-65. French Club 9-12), French Honor Society (11 — Pres. 12), National Honor Society (11 — Pres. 12), National Honor Soci¬ ety (11 — Vice Pres. 12), Key Club (9 — Sec. 12), Original Fellas (9-11), Varsity Light Pole Climbers (12), Ski Club (9- 12), Streaking Club (10), GASTM (12), Tiger Rag (11 — Edito¬ rial Page Editor, Columnist 12), Boys’ State (11), Varsity Wrestling (9-10), 3rd Place Gunston District (10), Rugby (11- 12), Budweiser Windsurfing Club, Excellence in French (9- 12), Outstanding Research Paper (-11), Excellence in English (-12), Quote: “Do it on a windsurfer.” TONITA RENEE BROWDER: Toni, Smurfette. 11-25-65. SUMNER LANE BRUNS: Surf. 7-12-66. Quote: “When get the feeling that theres work to be done, I lay down and wait for the feeling to go away.” — College Student. “Going to try with a little help from my friends.” — Beatles. CHALANDRA M. BRYANT: Shorty. 4-5-66. J.V. Math Team (10) , Varsity Math Team (11-12), National Honor Society (11- 12), Spanish Honor Society (11-12, Pres.), Oneirata, Business Manager, English Student of the Year (9), 3rd Place in Oneira¬ ta ' s Creative Writing Contest (10), Outstanding Achievement Award in Geometry (10), Spanish Award (9-11), Creative Ex¬ cellence Award in Photography (11). Quote: “Yesteryear, I walked the halls alone until someone smiled and said ' Hello. ' I passed on that smile to no one in particular and today the sun shines brighter.” TOM BUBERNAK: Boob, Brubaker .Junior. 4-15-66. National Honor Society (11-12), Volunteer Fire Dept. Chief (11-12), Grain Train (Mixer), Key Club (10-12), I’m Afraid of Jeff Poole Club (10-12), SWRI Co-manager (12), 1 love Carolyn (12) , P. Driving Team (Pole Position), ILBT Club, RobITom Club, Varsity Wrestling (11-12), J.V. Wrestling (9 Capt. 10), Sportsmanship Award (10), Varsity Baseball (11-12), J.V. Baseball (10), Varsity Consumption Team (11-12), J.V. Bad¬ minton (9-12), 2nd in County Mechanical Drawing Project (10). 1st in State Architechture Project (11). Quote: “Soon the earth would be covered with dust, and a new earth would be bom, the white man would disappear, and the buffalo would return.” WHITNEY REMINGTON BUGG: Whit, Buckwheat. 4-4-66. Art Club (10-12), Symphonic Choir (9), English Award (11), Alge¬ bra (9), Spanish (10). STEPHEN DREW BUMB AUGH: Trip L. Bee, Phil?, Jasper T. Jowls, Peaches, Buck Rogers. 1-21-67. National Honor Society (11 — Pres. 12), Spanish Honor Society (11-12), Key Club (Vice Pres. 12), Fruit-of-the-Loom Gang (12), Volunteer Fire Dept. (12), Tiger Rag (11 — News Editor 12), Token Fella (12), I’ve Been Corrupted Club (12), Webster Watchers Club (12), Society to Humiliate P.W. (11), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (11), Cross Country (9-12), Winter Track (9-12), Spring Track (-12), Swimming (12), Marine Corps Marathon; 206 Place (10), 1st Senior Division Research Paper in Northern Virginia (11), 1983 Scholar Athlete (11), NAAC Award for Outstanding Local Youth for 1983, Cobra Clutch Champ (10), Washington Metropolitan All Stars; 2nd (11) , Gunston District Mile Relay; 3rd (11), Regional Quali¬ fier 600, mile, 2 mile relays (10-11), Coaches Award (10), Martha’s Lounge Dance Classic; 1st. Quote: “Imperfection is the beauty of mankind.” SYLVIA BURNS: Sweets, Kitty, Tina. 10-20-65. VICA. Quote: “To all Freshmen: Be Sweet. LISA ELENS BUTLER: Li ' l Lisa,Li’lNatalie, Butler, Skinny. 8-16-66. FBLA (9-11), Soul Club (-10). Quote: “Groveton, it was interesting, but it would be a 2% chance if I would do it again.” JONATHON RANDOLPH CAINE II: Prince, Mr. Perfect, Cutie, PJ., Johnny. 4-23-66. Clown Corps (9-10), DECA (11), Oneirata (12), WGBS (12), Tiger Rag (12), You Can’t Take it With You (12). Quote: “Everyone’s got a bomb. We could all die any day. But before I let that happen, I’ll dance my life away.” JEAN CAMPBELL: Jean Jean the Dancing I watermelon Machine, Keen, Reen. 11-17-65. French Club (10), English Team (9-12), Tiger Rag (Copy Editor 12), Who am 10 Club (9), What am I? Club (10), Why Do I Exist? Club (12) TM Club (11-12), Oneirata (12), Chinna Achebe Club; Chairperson (12) , Oriental Rug Club Pres. (11-12), International Club Treas. (9-10), Speakers Bureau (12, Raoul Duke for Pres. Club (10-12), Esprit de Corps (10-12), Softball (9-12), Field Hockey (10) . NCTE Award for Achievement in Writing (12). Quote: “Though we rush ahead to save our time We are only what we feel ... ”— N. Young. ANN C. CHENG: Annie, Scruffy, H-O-N-E-Y, Nose. 2-16-66. French Club (11), French Honor Society (12), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (11), Varsity Tennis (10-12), Varsity Winter Track (11), Varsity Softball (11-12), J.V. Softball (10), Outstanding Achievement in Geometry (10), Softball Sportsmanship (10), English Award (11), Tennis Sportsmanship Award (11). Quote: “Seniors of 1984 are a driving force.” ASTRID BEATRIZ CHINCHILLA: Acid, As (With one’s), Strider, Strid. 3-3-66. French Club (9-12), Keyettes (10-12), Ski Club (9-12), Bleacher Squad (10), Tigerama (10-12), Powder Puff (12), JWBF (10), Cupcake Shoving Club (10), Interna¬ tional Men Club (11), PJ DD BH School (12). Quote: Absence makes the heart grow fonder. DEAN CIKINS: Deano. Kinkins, The Kink, Psycho. 1-27-67. “The Boys” (9-12), GASP (12), National Honor Society (11- 12), Spanish Honor Society (11-12), Math Team(12), Key Club (12), International Club (9), Float Committee (12), Chris “Ralph” Gibbon Memorial Anti-Communist Club (12), Mount Vernon Hockey Club (9-12), Varsity Ping Pong (9), Varsity Ultimate (10), Excellence Award: Virginia State Drafting Contest (11), National Merit Scholarship Program Winner (12), Excellence in Geometry (9), 1st Place Car Stalling Com¬ petition, Stop Sign Running Award. Quote: “What the ?!.H ?!!!!!” ANTHONY CLARK: Tony. 7-30-66. Track and Field (9-12). Quote: “ I’d like to thank everyone who has made my two years stay in Groveton High School O.K. Also thanks to Brian my running partner.” NANCY COLBY: Nan, Squirrel. Li’l Sis, Chevy Killer, Frog. 8-9-66. Quote: “Roses are red, violets are blue, I graduated, how ' bout you?” RICHARD JOSEPH COLEMAN: Rich, Stritch, Stats, 4-23-66. TV Production (11-12), Tiger Rag (11-12), Leadership Retreat (12), Football (11-12), J.V. Football Sportsmanship Award (11) , Powder Puff Coach (12). Quote: “No matter what hap¬ pens in your life, always keep reaching your goals.” PAUL M. COLLINS JR: Pablo, Mr. Collins. 2-1-66. Art Club (11-12), Algebra Award (9). Quote: “Good luck to all those students soon to be graduates and high school students.” TRACI COLLINS: Karen Staib, Frac, Troxy, Weenie, Frog, Pinki. 10-3-66. German Club (11 — Treas. 12), Jeff Pease Fan Club (Pres.), Symphonic Choir (9-10), Chamber Singers (11- 12), All County Chorus (11-12), All Regional Chorus (10-12), Football Trainer (10-11),1 st Alternate for Allstate Choir (11), Cheerleader (9-12), 1st Place In State for Pictorial Rendering (10) , 1st Place InState Competition for Architectural Design (11) , Sportsmanship Varsity Cheerleading (11). Quote: “We will prosper.” TAMARA CRANCE: Grace Sweetie, Jack. 9-7-66. Pep Band (9), Marching Band (9), English Team (9). Oneirata (10), Art Club (9-11), Stage Make Up Class (10), Prom Committee (11), Creative Writing Awara (10), Quote: “Tell Lisa L. to remember STIC and Vicki and her mo-mos.” BRENT CRUMPTON: Brucey, Butch, Mr. Violence, Mr. C, Fat Boy. 8-31-66. FELLAS (10-12), Stu’s Brew Crew, I Hate People Club (Pres.), BBS, Exterior Decorating Committee, Corrup¬ tion Victim, I Need a Home Club (11), Junior Class Secretary, I Like ICBM’s Club. Key Club, Varsity Football (9-11), Varsity Baseball, Rugby (11). MARY DAILEY: Moose, Squigy, Goober, Q-Tip, Wein. 5-17-66. CCC (11-12), BBS Pres. (10-12), Punch Bunch (11-12), Prom Committee (11), CGHC Pres. (12), Silly Goose Club Pres. (12), Student Forum Council (9-12), Leadership Steering Commit¬ tee (12), FBLA (11), Float Committee (10-12), Front Royal Family (11-12), Senior Class Secretary, Tiger Rag (12), Cheerleading (9-11), TigerMascotf 12), J.V. Baseball Manager (9-10), Homecoming (9,12), Sportsmanship Award for Cheer¬ leading (9), Who ' 8 Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents (11). Quote: “Friends may not be there forever, but the memories will never fade.” TRACI DAVIS: “Fuzzy Bear”, “Buckwheat”, 9-16-65. VICA (10-12), CG Club. Quote: “It was fun while it lasted. I’m glad I had W.B. to help me live the years. YOLANDE MARGARET DEGASTYNE: Yo, Yo-yo, Yodles. 12- 3-65. VICA (12), Tiger Rag (11), Powder Puff (11), Tennis (9-12), Basketball (9-10), Softball (9-10), Biology Award (11), 2nd in District Tennis Finals (11), 3rd in District Tennis Doubles (11). Quote: “To be happy and content in high school, you must give as well as receive love to the people surrounding you. DEBORAH ANNE DELAY: Deb, Deboora, Delay, Sister Deb¬ bie. 9-6-66 Pep Club (9), Future Keyette (9), Keyettes (10-12), Art Club (12), FBLA (12), National Honor Society (11-12), Symphonic Choir(9-10), Chamber Singers (11-12), All County Chorus (9-12), All Regional Chorus (-12), Song -n- Dance (9- 12), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (11), Outstanding Achievement in History (9), Consistent and Commendable Effort in English (11), Excellence in Algebra (9), “Hard-Working Hanna Typist” (11). Quote: “If you really want something, never give up trying and. you will get it.” MARYKE DEVRIES: Marecca, Dutch, Marykay, Mekkie. 11- 11-65. French Club (10-11), Art Club (11), Marching Band (9-10), Student Forum (9,10,12), Soccer (11). Quote: “ ... life goes on ... !” DANIEL DIMARCO: BD, Danny, Big Dan. 3-3-66. Oats and Barley Consumption Committee, German Club (9-10), Key Club (10-12), National Honor Society (11-12), German Honor Society (10-11), C.D.Duck Club (12), PJ and DD’s Driving BH School (12), I Live on a Farm (11-12), Baseball (9-10), Food Fights (Occasionally), Frisbee (9-12), Record Player — Kemp Mill Team (12), Academic Awards in English, Math, German (9) , Geometry Award in Geometry (10), English Award (10), 1st Place inVirginia Spring Arts Festival — Technical Draw¬ ing 1982. Quote: “Be ready for society, it will never be ready for you.” MARY ELIZABETH DOBES: 3-22-66. French Club (11-2),Na- tionalHonorSociety (11-12), Marching Band (9-10), SWA (11) — co founder Oneirata (12), English Award (10-11), History Award (11), French Award (11). Quote: “C.P., you’re fantastic — good luck for the next two years.” ANN DRAPER: Andi. 1-13-67. Quote: “Thanks to all of my friends and teachers for making my first and last year at Groveton so enjoyable.” ANITA DRIGGERS: Anuta. 12-12-65. VICA (10-12), History Award (9). DAVID DUTY: Duty, Doddle Hug, Badger. 6-10-66. VICA (11- 12), Art Club (10). Quote: “ have become comfortably numb.” — Pink Floyd. BRIAN DYE: “Dye”. 1-26-66. Football (9), Basketball (9-12). Quote: “For this school year to end quickly. DEBRA ANN EATON: Doober, Doob, Doobie, Boob, Scoober, Scooby-Doo, Goober, Di. 11-2-66. Keyettes (10-12), French Club (9-11), Tigerama (12), GASP (11), Teen Dems (11-12), JWBF (10), The Cupcake Club (10), The I Wanna be a Fellatte Club, Sting Fan Club (10), CP, DHG, MSB, Georgetown Taxi Crew, The 6 or 20 Club, Spring Track (9), Swimming (9 Capt. — 11), Powder Puff (11), Most Outstanding Swimmer (9-11), 400 yd Freestyle relay — 2nd, 500 yd. Freestyle — 2nd, Va. State 500 yd Freestyle — 5th (9), District 500 yd. Freestyle — 3rd, 200 yd. Freestyle — 4th (10), 500 yd. Freestyle — 3rd, 200 yd. Freestyle — 3rd, 400 yd. Freestyle Relay — 3rd, 1st Place Martha ' s Lounge Dance Contest (12). DAVID EISENSTEIN: Dave, J-B-S, S-H, Too Tall, Clumsy Muy Fuy, S-M, 11-13-67. “We”, (12), Brothers (9), Symphonic Choir (9), All Regional Chorus (9), Quote: “Good luck in your struggle for graduation.” LISA EISENSTEIN: Lis, Miss Diz, Lissy, Spaz. 10-28-66. KISM (12), “TDAU” (11), “IBTC” (10), LAGNAF (11), Owner (12), Drill Team(lO-ll). Quote: “To all remaining underclass¬ men; enjoy your last few years here. (If you can.) KALLIOPIPOPI ERGAZOPOULOU: Popeye, Pope John Paul. 1-28-67. OOE (12), Typing Award (10-11). Quote: “ 1984■ The best and final year.” ELIZABETH ESHLEMAN: Short Kake, Lizy. 10-11-66. FBLA (10) , COE (11), Business Award (11). Quote: “Thanks Dad, Peggy, Denise, and Kenny, 1J ,3.” SANDRA ELAINE ETKA: San, Sandman, “Dave”, The Car¬ rot, San Salvador, Love Boat Calvin. 3-14-66. Art Club (9-12), The Cow Zone (11-12), GASP (11), Tiger Rag Cartoonist (11- 12), Float (11), WGBS (12), Varsity Kung Fu (12), National Art Award (11). Quote: “ love teapots and rice.” ROBIN FIELDS: Bob. 5-14-66. French Honor Society (12), FBLA (12), Roger Bolland Fan Club (11), Powder Puff Foot¬ ball (11), Tennis Team (10), Float Committee (11), French National Contest (10), Northern Virginia Junior Miss (12), Who’s Who Among American High School Students. EDWARD F. FINDLAY: Ed, Steady, Fred, Stedward, Stead, Stud, “1410”, Finster the Cat, Mr. Ed. Art Club (10-12), FEL¬ LAS, DDAM, Spanish Club (10), GASTM (12), National Hon¬ or Society (11-12), Alcoholics Unanimous (9-12), Let’s Ignore Mr. Bolland Club, Ultra-Conservative Club (Mrs. Mark — Pres.), Stu’s Brew Crew, 3 to 5 Times a Week Club, Debate (10-12), English Team (11-12), Lorton Shuffle Dance Troupe (12), Student Government President (12), Varsity Lightpole Climber (12), WGBS (12), Male Drill Team (Driver 11), J.V. Soccer (9), J.V. Baseball (10), Varsity Baseball (11), English Award (9-11), Outstanding Research Paper (11), “Top 11 . Quote: “The leaves, the leaves decay and fallJThe vapors weep their burden to the groundJMan comes — and tills the soil — And lies beneath!And after many a summer dies the swan.” — A.L. Tennyson. ANTHONY MARTIN FISCHER: 1-20-65. Outdoor Club (9), National Honor Society (Pres. 9), Art Club (12), Tiger Rag (12), Varsity Band (9), Jazz Chorus (9), J.V. Soccer (9) Varsity Soccer (11), Josten’s Social Studies Award (11), Band Recog¬ nition (9), Biology Achievement (9). Quote: “But it’s all right now. In fact it’s a gas. — Jagger. 196 MAICHAEL FOGLIO: 7-2-65. Quote: “I think that prayer should be put back in public schools.” DIANE FOSTER: Di, “D”. 10-11-66. National Honor Society (11-12), Speaker’s Bureau (12), I Hate the Fellas Club (Co¬ founder) Tiger Rag (11-12, Features Editor), J.V. Soccer (9- 10), Varsity Soccer (11-12), Basketball Sportsmanship Award (11) , Quote: “. Don ' t walk before me, I may not follow. Don’t walk, behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. PATRICIA ELAINE FRANKS: Notthead. 9-U-66. FBLA (11- 12), COE of the month Award (11). JEFF FREEMAN: Jeffy, Smiley, J.W., Kermit, The Buster, Card, Tricky George. 1-19-66. Route 1 Camping Club (12), Mobile Keg Club (12), DSAM (12), Varsity Badminton (12), Varsity Tiddly-Winks (11-12), GW School of Driving’s Most Incompetent Speeder (12). Quote: “Groveton has a tradition, and that tradition is ROWDINESS. I and my classmates have upheld the tradition very well. All I ask of the underclassman is to continue where we leave off.” CHRISTINA LYNN FREY: Shorty. 2-21-66. FHA (11), FBLA (9-10), HERO (12), English Award( 11), Outstanding Academ¬ ic Achievement of Journal in Social Studies (11). Quote: “Sor¬ ry to leave you behind Michele and Lisa.” CHRISTOPHER EDMUND GALLAMORE: Chris, Mr. Happy, The Invisible Man, Mr. Morality. 2-6-66. FELLAS (10-12), Key Club (12), DDAM (12), French Club (11-12), Smiles Club (Pres.), “69” co founder, I’m Afraid Of the Jeff Poole Club (Sec), Volunteer Fire Dept., HMSS (9-12),MIAB (ll),Jip Jop (12) , Senior Cabinet (12), WGBS (12), Powder Puff Cheerlead¬ er (11-12), J.V. Quarters (11), FUBAR (10), Swim Team (10- 12), Marching Band (10-11), Marching Band (10-11), Rugby (10-12), 1st Place Tidewater Invitational (10), 1st Place Ft. Hunt Festival of Bands (10). Quote: “My teddy bear, he can’t steal my girlfriend, tell me I’m a lousy person, or trump my ace lead.” — Garfield. PAUL GEHRIG: 9-29-66. Oneirata (12), “This is it” Club (12), Tigerama (12), GASP (12), Warriors (12), Freshman Football (9), J.V. Wrestling (9-10), J.V. Soccer (10), Varsity Soccer (11-12), Proficiency in Typing I. Quote: “What is the worth of anything, but for the happiness it will bring?” CAROLINE GELB: Liney, Gawilla Woman, Wocka C, Mrs. Willie, “What’s your name?”. Chaw Sister, Hoser, Moo- Cow. 6-3-66. French Club (9-11 Pres. 12 Vice Pres.), GASP (10-12), French Honor Society, FCC (11), Keyettes (9-12 Sec.), Ski Club (9-12), Float Committee (-12), Powder Puff (11-12), Swimming (9), Soccer (10-12). Quote: “This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.” — Winston Churchill. VALARIE A. GILMAN: Val., Val Gal, Valdera, Czarina Valar- ie, Val- and jean. 2-8-66. International Club (10-11), Who Am I Club (9), What Am I Club (10), Why Do I Exist Club (11), Initiators of America Club (Pres. 12), Al (11), Speaker’s Bureau (12), Chinna Achebe Fan Club (11-12), Esprit de Corps (10-12), Human Relations Committee (10-12), Staring Team (12), Arguement Team (9-12), National Scholastic Art Competition Golden Key. Quote: “I am so tired. I haven’t slept a wink . .. Watch out the world is going Conservative.” ALONSO GONZALEZ: Gonzo, Gonz, Bonzo, Alfonso. 1,-22-66. The Chris “Ralph” Gibbon Memorial Anti-Communist Club (12), The Boys (9-12), International Club (11), J.V. Soccer (9-12), Varsity Indoor Soccer (11-12), Varsity Soccer (11-12), Varsity Ultimate (10), Varsity Ping Pong (9), Spanish Award (10-11), History Award (9), Accounting Award (11-12). Quote: “Sometimes you must do what’s necessary, not what you would like.” ANDRE GOODEN: “Dre . 7-26-65. FreshmanFootball(9),J.V. Football (10-11), Varsity Football (12), Basketball Manager (9-10). Quote: “I leave my helmet to the year of’85.” BENJAMIN GOODKIND: Ben, Benj, Ganja Man, Bango, Big Ben, Buckethead, Potatoe Head. 11-28-65. Key Club (9-12) Treas.), National Honor Society (11-12), The Original FEL¬ LAS (9-11), Ski Club (10-12), I Quit With Winky ' 81, (12), Honorary Member JKF (11-12), Budweiser Windsurfing Team (10-12), V.C. Victim (10), Tigerama (11-12), Varsity Lightpole Climbers (12), Freshman Basketball (9), J.V. Bas¬ ketball (10), J.V. Gunston District Basketball Champs (10), Track Team (10), Rugby (11-12), Govemer’ School ’83. Quote: “To market, to market, to buy a fat pig, home again, home again, jiggity-jig.” TODD GRABNER: Pele. 8-23-66. GASP (12), National Honor Society (12), Math Team (12), Key Club (12), GW School of Driving (Member), Senior Class Float Designer (12), Chris “Ralphy” Gibbon Anti-Communist Club (12), The Boys (-12), LMSVA -12), Varsity Ultimate (Team Capt.) Soccer (9), Ping Pong Club (co-capt.), Virginia State Drafting Contest: 1st in County, 1st in State (9) (1st in State, 1st in Nation, Excellence in Geometry (9), U.S. Achievement Academy 1983 Award. Quote: “No you can’t stay over at my house again!!” DONNA L. GRAF: Shortstop. 1-16-65. Soul Squad (12), Typing Award. Quote: “To all the upcoming seniors, have a wonderful year. GRAHAM C. GREEN: Rug, Stud, Graybo. 12-16-66. FELLAS, Male Drill Team, Powder Puff Cheerleader, Chemical people Club, Alcoholic Unanimous, Stu’s Brew Crew, DSAM, Mrs. Susan’s Honor Student, Dale Eaton Literacy Club, Hunter S.T. Thompson for Pres., WGBS (12), Tiger Rag (11-12), J.V. Quarters Team (Capt.), Cross Country (10), Marching Band (9), Wrestling (9-12), Rugby (10-12), English Award (9-11), Award of Excellence in Trigonometry. Quote: “Life . .. isatale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury signifing nothing.” MARGARET S. GULLEN: Marge, Madge, Margaret Darling, Meg, Maggy, Margo, Mag. 1,-28-66. German Club (9-12), Keyet¬ tes (12), The “Dew” It Club (Treas. 12), 1 Hate the Fellows Club (Treas. 12), Float Committee (9-12), Graduation Committee (12) Softball (9-12), Powder Puff (11-12), Symphonic Choir (-10), Girls Ensemble (11), Chamber Singers (12), Song -n- Dancef 9-12), Drama (9). Quote: “Enjoy today for tomorrow is unlike any yesterday you ever or will ever have. TABETHA LOUISE HALL: Tab, Chip, Judy, P-BL, Tee, Weeze, Pinch, Curious George, Diet Rite. Symphonic Choir (9-10), FBLA (Secretary 12), Cheerleader (9-12, co-capt. 10-12), Prom Committee (11-12), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (11), Powder Puff Football (11-12), Homecoming Court (9) Homecoming Queen (12). THEODORE MICHAEL HANLEY Ted. 7-15-66. GASP (12), WGBS, Football (12), Baseball (12). Quote: “You can do what you want, if you want it bad enough.” DAVID GEORGE HARDING: Baby, Blondie, Blue eyes, Chick, Chicky, Chicky Baby, Dave, Davie Wavie, Foxy, Hen¬ derson, Honey, Ken.Sexie. 10-1-65. Latin Honor Society (9-11) Latin Club (9-11), Soul Club (11), Key Club (11), Left Quander Club (9-10), Ugly Duckling Club (-12), Admiring and persuing Groveton’s Greatest Beauties, Frisbee, Sun Bathing, Class Unconsciousness, Cum Lauda Latin I (10), Magna Cum Lauda Latin 11(11), Quote: “Somehow I’ve grown to like this school.” CECILE ANTOINETTE HAY: Cile, C.C., Cile-Cile, Cecil, Jamaica, University, “The Creation . 2-2-66. Future Keyette (12), Keyette (12), IHDP Club (10-12), Soul Club (11), J.V. Soccer (9-10), Varsity Soccer(ll-12), Varsity Gymnastics (9), Varsity Winter Track (10), Science Award (9), History Award (9) . ERIC LUIS HENSON: Erk, Erch, Mellow-Yellow, Rick, Mick¬ ey, Jo Henson Henson, Quito, Eddie, Eddie Quito, Ed, Lou, Pedro. 11-7-65.1 Quit With Winky Club ’8) (Pres.), Mickey vs JKF, Iran Hands Workers Union, Air Lewis Bomb Squad Major Save Andre’s Eyes Club (12), Black Chicken McNugget Club(12), Henson-Johnson Connection (12), Budweiser Wind¬ surfing Club, Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents (11), Freshmen Football, J.V. Football (10), Varsity Football (11-12), Freshmen Basketball, J.V. Basketball (10), Varsity Basketball (11), Powder Puff Football Coach (11-12), 1st Team Receiver Scout Team USA, J.V. Basketball Gunston District Champs (10), 2nd Team Gunston Quarterback (12). Quote: “One in the east. One in the west. One flew over the cuckoo’s nest.” McDOWELL HILL: Tyrone. 6-10-66. Oats and Barley Con¬ sumption Committee (9-12), Road Warriors (12), GASP (12), Football (9-10) TEGANHOLTZMAN: Tegrin,Vegi-stew, Teasi-weasi, Reagan, Megan, Menachem Begin, Carl Sagan, Teg. 5-10-66. French Club (10), GASP(11), Georgetown Taxi Crew(ll),JWBF Club (10) , Deceptive Girls Club (12), MSB Club, Zeek Club, No Show Joe Club, Tiger Rag (11 — Features Editor 12), Float Committee (9-12), Teen Dems (12), Food Fights of America, J.V. Soccer (9), Varsity Soccer (10-12), J.V. Field Hockey (10), Varsity Field Hockey (11 — Capt. 12). Quote: “Pm giving you that look but you can’t see me.” DEE ANNE LYNN HOOK: Hooku,Dee, Bad Bro., Hook, Cheif, T.S. 8-U-66. German Club (9), Keyettes (9), Art Club (10-12), Art Award (11). Quote: “Even though each of us had endured life’s pains, we must stick to our dreams.” JENNIFER HORNE: Jenny, Jew, Homey, Big foot, Libby’s Lit¬ tle Sister, Owen’s Little Sister, Julia ' s Little Sister, Dweedle Dee, Percepto. 5-2-66. Keyettes (10, Future Point Secretary 11, Pres. 12), German Club (11-12), 6 or 20 Year Club (12), Chair¬ women of the Boards (12), GASP (10-12), Teen Dems (11-12), Girl’s State (11), WGBS (12), Officer Disaroon Probation Club (11), Heinly’s Girl Club 9,10,12), Chateau Cahbot Club (12), Symphonic Choir (9), Girls Ensemble (11), Chamber Singers (12), All Regional Chorus (9,11), 3rd Place Foreign Language Forensics Tournament — Oral Presentation — Prose and Poetry (German 11), Duck Farmer of the Year Award (11-12). Quote: “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the differ¬ ence.” — Robert Frost. JENNIFER CROSBY HOWE: Jeffiner, Howie, REFINNEJ, Wirus, Dudette, Jen, Crash Howe, Jenny-5, Derling, Sizzle. 6-17-66. French Club (9), Budweiser Babies (9-12), TGWE (9-12), I Hat the Fellas Club (Vice Pres.), What’s the Real Deal Club, Who Knows! Who Cares? Why Bother Club? The “Dew” it Club (Vice Pres.), Oneirata (11), Soccer (9-10), Swimming (10), Tennis (9-10), Swimming (10), Tennis (9-10),Jello Wres¬ tling (9-12), English Award (11), Latin Award (11). Quote: “To MB, DM, LJ, MD, BT — You pick me up when I fall down, you fill me with hope when mines run down.” DOUGLAS BREWER HUNT: Doug, Schmug, Schmuglass, Drugless, Digger, Joan, Vanilla, U-20-67. Teen Dems (9-10, Pres 11), French Club (9-12), National Honor Society (11-12), Spanish Honor Society (11-12), Spanish Honor Society (11- 12), GASP (9-12), Key Club (10-12), Art Club (10 — Treas. 11), Thespians (11-12), Hollin Hills Nature Club, NDPPS (Vice Pres. 12), Dougington Steele P.I. (11-12), Debate Team (10), Tigerama (9-12), Oneirata (10-11), SGA Treas. (12), Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (10), Gaslight (11), Anything Goes (11), You Can’t Take it With You (12), National Foresic League (10-12), Varsity Swimming (9), Varsity Diving (9), Cross Country (10), Spanish Award (9-10), Math Award (9), Bio Award (11). Quote: “Can we tawk?” DEBRA LYNN HURLEY: Debbi, Deb, Short Stuff, Lynn. HERO Club (12 V.P.). Basketball (9 — Varsity 10-12), Softball (Varsity 9-12), Field Hockey (Varsity (11-12). Basketball All District Team (10-11), Capt., MVP (10-12), Third Leading Scorer in Region (11), Softball All Regional Tournament Tearn (9), First District Team (10-11), MVP and Capt. (11), Field Hockey Honorable Mention (11), First District Team, All Regional Team, All Regional Touranment Team( 12), Gun¬ ston District Champs Basketball and Softball (9), Field Hock¬ ey (12). MICHAEL INMAN: Mike, Mickey. 5-29-66. Symphonic Choir (9-11), Chamber Singers (12), All Regional Chorus (9-11), All County Chorus (9-12), English Award (10-11), Science Award (9). JANELL JACKSON: 8-28-66. Quote: “ can’t believe I finally made it to a Senior. I just hope I Make it pass a Senior.” THERESA JENKINS: Tracy. 3-20-67. French Club (10-12), Latin Club (11), Math Team (12), Christian Lighthouse (9), French Honor Society (12), Groveton’s Dance Theater (11), Oneirata (12), Awards for Excellence Math, Science, English, French, History (11), Most Outstanding English Award (10), Governor ' s School 1983, Who’s Who Among American High School Students (11). Quote: “I am escaped with the skin of my teeth.” PETE JOHNSON: Petey, Sweet Pete, Pistol Pete, Sweetness, S. Fly, Dr. Love, Scoop. 1-11-66. Key Club (Pres. 12), I Love M.S. Rumor Club (Pres 12), Henson-Johnson Connection (12), I Quit With Winky in ' 81, American Lovers Club, Air Lewis Bomb Squad (1st Colonol 12), Ironhands Worker Union (12), Save Andre, Black Chicken McNugget Club, Football (10 — Capt. 12), Basketball (9 — Capt. 11), GHS — HaagenDaz Club (11-12), All District Football (12), 2nd Team All Regional Football (12), Groveton’s Greatest Guy (12), English Award (11), Most Likely to Take Steve After a Party (12), Most Likely to Catch or Drop a Pass From Eric (12). WINSTON JOSEPH: Sweetheart. 2-2-66. Varsity Soccer, Soc¬ cer Awards (9-11), History Award. Quote: “Class of ' 81, is the best ever.” PAMELA BETH JOYCE: Pam, Pharm, Peejay, Pammy, Sue, Bongo, Woman, Joyze, Percepto, Wham Bam, Tiff. 3-30-66. Officer Disharoon’s Probatiozi Club (11), ALHR (11), Cup¬ cake Club (10-12) I Wanna Be a Fellete (11-12), JWBF (10), C.D. Duck Club (12), Rainy Day Parade and Pizza Club (11), Three Musketeers (3-12), French Club (10 — Recorder 12), Tennis (10), Soccer (10), Powder Puff Football (11-12). Quote: “Life is like a onion, you peel off 1 layer at a time, and some¬ times you cry.” EMILY KASIK: Em, Emmy, Mem, Memily, Scrap-Em, Scrap¬ py-do, Ritz II, Flemily, German Club (10-12), National Honor Society (11-12), Keyettes (10-12), BBB (9-10), Ski Club (11- 12), GASTM (12), GASP (10-12), 1 ADC J ALP Very Much, Pow¬ der Puff (11-12), Fellas Counterparts (11-12), Class Secretary (9), SGA Secretary (12), Tigerama (9 — Activities Editor 12), Spring Track (9), Soccer(10-12), Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Math Award (9-10), Bio Award (9), German Award (10-11), Latin Award (10), Girls’ State (11), Quote: “Make the most of yourself for that is all there is of you.” — R.W. Emerson. BRENDA MICHELLE KELSO: Slender, Little K, Crip, Bear Eyes. 7-21,-66. French Club (10-12), German Club (11-12), Art Club (12), WGBS (12), Future Keyettes (10), Tigerama (11), Float Committee (10-12), Prom Committee (11), GASP (11- 12), Track (10), Swim Team (10), Powder Puff Football (11- 12), Symphonic Choir (12), French Certificate (11), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (12). Quote: “Don ' t think of yesterday’s failures, but remember all your past suc¬ cesses and today do your best.” KATHLEEN NOEL KEVILLE: Leenie, Jerry, Beans 2, Len, Kafween. 12129165. German Honor Society (11 — Vice P. 12), German Club (12), French Club (12), Oneirata (11), JKF (11) Pres., “the women”, ILMT (10-12), Hollin Hills Nature Club (k-10), JWBF (10), Dougington Steele PI (11-12), Float Com¬ mittee (9-12). Symphonic Choir (9-12), Girls Ensemble (11), Chamber Singers (12), Freshmen Princess (9), Homecoming Court Princess (12), Powder Puff (11-12). Cheerleading (9- 12). German Award, Volunteer Award — mini classes (11), Oneirata (11). Quote: “Look to this day. Yesterday is only a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomor¬ row a vision of hope.” SANDRA S. KIM: Sandy, Sandra Dee, Deedee, Sand, Shorty, lddy Biddy (Chip and) Dale. 7129166. French Club (9-11), Keyettes (9-12), RogerBolland Fan Club (11). Drill Team (10), Symphonic Choir (10), All-County Chorus (10-12), All- Regional Chorus (10-12), Song and Dance (10-12), Junior Class V.-Pres. J.V. Cheerleading (11), Girls Ensemble Choir (11) , Float Committee (9-12), Prom Committee (11), Powder Puff( 11-12), “Anything Goes” (11), Tigerama (11), FHS (11 — Sec. 12), Chamber Singers (12), Letter in Music (12), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (11). Virginia’s Junior Miss Program (12). Science Award (9). Quote: “I’m sorry I’m late, but ...” AUBREY KING: Ar6s. 12 18 65. VICA (11-12), Quote: The South will rise again.” JEAN CAMPBELL KING: Jeannie, Geannie, Jean bean the dancin’, singin’, hockey, soccer etc. machine, Kinky, Loser. 5 21 66. French Club (9-12, Pres. 10), NHS (11-12), FHS (11- 12), Keyettes (11-12), GASP (10-11), HH Nature Club (K-12), FFFC (9), BBS Club (11), JWBF (10),BS(10), GASTM (12), I live on a farm (11-12), I xvant to be a fellette (11-12), JKF (11-12), CGFC (12). Cabinet Member (10), SAC (V-Chair. 11- 12), Yearbook (10-12), Editor-in-Chief (12), Symphonic Choir (9-10), Chambers (11-12). Field Hockey (9-12, V. 10-12), Soccer (9-12, V. 10-12), Swimmi ng (V. 9), Powder Puff (11-12). Excell¬ ence in Math, English (9), Sportsmanship Soccer (10) and Field Hockey (11), 2nd team All-District FH (11-12), Coaches All-Regional team FH (11), Athlete Scholar Award (12), All- Regional Choir (10-12), All-State Choir (11). Quote: “Would you tell my please, which way I ought to go from here?” asked Alice. “That depends a great deal on where you want to get to,” said the cat. Lewis Carroll Alice in Wonderland. BRIAN KNOWLES: Berse, Bri, Brick, Jethro pughbon wacket buzzards tubble and bootwal rustitty. 1 6 66. Apathy Interna¬ tional (9-12), Jerry Falwell for Pres. Ass. (12), Roto-Rooter’s Guild of American(9-12), Australian Wildlife Awareness Club (11-12, Ed Findlay Pres.), Committee to make Johnny Car¬ son’s birthday a national holiday, (founding member), Com¬ mittee to erect a statue of Adolf Coors on Groveton Campus, Radical Redskin fan. 1st and 2nd annual British Game Show Host’s Workshop (11-12), J.V. hang-gliding, Varsity hedge trimming (10-12), Groveton Vise Squad. Spectator (retired). Hair voted most likely to recede, Finalist in John Cleese look- a-like contest 1982, Geometry Award (9), Spanish Award (10), Soc. Studies Award (9), Champion Bark-Chip Counter — Team Capt. (11-12). Quote: “Show me a job to be done, and I ' ll show you how fast I can run. (Hey, it’s not funny but it’s original.) LISA S.F. KREMERS: Lise, LeeLee, Duck, Space Case, Dizzy Blonde, Big Sister. 7117 66. English Team (12), Spanish Club (9,11 Treas.), Math Team (10-12), NHS (11-12), SHS (12 Treas.), Latin Club (11), Lycra Suits Anonymous (11). Oneirata (12), Tigerama (12). Swim Team (9-12). Honor Roll (9-12), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (12) , Nat’l Merit Commended Scholar (11). Quote: “Life is too important to be taken seriously.” ROBERT LAMARCA: 8 5 66. French Club (9-10), Key Club . (12), Debate Team (9), Math Team (9). Fellas, Powder Puff Cheerleading (11-12), Stu’s Brew Crew (11-12), Male Drill Team (11), Marching Band (10-12), Groveton Exterior De¬ corators (12), FUBAR (10), Jazz Ensemble (9). Varsity Base- 197 ball (10-12). MB DA — Superior Rating (9-12). Quote: “Never put someone else ' s interests before your own. You’ll always get screwed.. ' ' PETER LARAMEE: Pete, Peterson. 617 66. Wrestling. “The world had lost a student but gained a great carpenter. EISA MARIE LEIFKER: Li, Lise, Poodle, Daniels, Sweetie. 10 16 65. FBLA (11-12). COE (11), Marching Band (9-10). Quote: Tamara Remember C To R ' s, OHIO, A cow with two moomoo ' s and a Moose, Keystone! KAREN KIDWELL: “Miss Cosmo”, “The Kid”, “Dot”. 9 8 66. Jr. Civitans (9-10) at G-F, VICA (10-12), CG Club (10-12). Powder Puff (11). Drill Team (9-10) at G-F. Quote: “It was fun while it lasted, Thanx CG girls for all the help! I’m glad I had. that very special person R.W. to help me through the years.” KENNETH DWAYNE LEVERE: Kenny. 4-8-66. VICA (11-12), Most Improved in Drafting. HARRY LEWIS: Scary, Showerhead, “Leggs” Lewis, Scrap¬ per. 12-81-66. FELLAS, Stu’s Brew Crew, Exterior Decorating Committee, Corruption Committee, (SB, CT, PW, BC), GASTM, Grain Train, WGBS, DDAM, Tigerama, Volunteer Fire Dept., Male Drill Team (11), Powder Puff Cheerleader (11-12), Fruit of the Loom Gang, Rugby (10-12), Quarters Team (11-12). Quote: “Stop or I’ll blow your brains out!”; “I’m butt naked.” KIMBERLY LEWIS: Kim, Kimbro, Kimmy, Chipmunk, Cheeks. 12-9-66. Latin Club (9-10), Amnesty International (11), Keyettes (11-12), Tiger Rag (11-12), Oneirata (12), Maho¬ gany (Pres. 12). Quote: “It’s not far to never never land. No reason to pretend. And if the wind is right, you can find the joy of innocence again.” MARK LEWIS: Mel, Mel Buns,Hieme, Buns, Hawkeye. 3-5-66. FBLA (10-11), DIBC (11-12), French Club (9), Pary Club (12), TOKE (Treas. 12), Miss Mohler’s Exciting Class Club (Co founder and Pres. 12), Marching Band (9-10), Concert Band (9) , Symphonic Band (9), Student Forum (9-12), Tennis (11- 12), Track (9),Sporatic CarAward(12). Quote: “This bud’s for us. It’s Michelob time. KENNETH SCOTT LILLER: Ken, Kenny, Killer. U-23-66. Ti¬ ger Rag (12), Varsity Football (10-12), Wrestling (9-10), Sportsmanship Award. (10). Quote: “Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars.” ROBERT H.G. LOCKWOOD: Locky, Phil, Rinky Dinkwood, Spanky, Scrapper Jon V.D. 6-2-66. FELLAS, Volunteer Fire Dept. (Chief), Grain Train (Conductor), Exterior Decorating Committee, Birthday Buddies, Webster Watchers Of Groveton, DDAM, General Hospital Club, National Forensics League, Debate Team (9-10), Male Drill Team, I ' m Afraid of Jeff Poole Club, Spanish Club (Treas. 10-12), Tiger Rag (11 — Sports Editor 12), WGBS (Phil), Teen Republicans, Tag Team WWFC, Lorton Shuffle Dance Troupe, J.V. Quarters Team, Varsity Tennis (12), Gunston District J.V. basketball Champs (10) , Debate Award, Who’s Who Among American High School Students (11), Quote: “Here we are like children forever, tak¬ ing care of one another, while the world goes on without us, all around us.” — James Taylor. VINCENT TODD LOMBARDI: 7-9-66. German Club, GASP, Math Team (12), Oats Barley Consumption Committee (9- 12), Caucasian-American Club, Who ' s Who?, “A” on Party Lab. ROBERT ASHLEY LONG: Ash. 5-28-66. Drama (9), MUN(9), SHAPE High School Radio (9), WGBS (10-12), SHAPE Ski Club (9), NVTST (11-12), Boom Brew Crew (9) AC (9-12), Photography (9-12), C.H. Club (9-12), GASP (12), Year Book Photgrapher (9), Tiger Rag (12), Student Productions (9), Football (9,10), Skiing (9-12), Spring Track (9), Rugby (10- 12), Quarters (9-12). Quote: “I want to go skiing — swear I saw a flake of snow falling last night.” LORI E. LOUIS: Wiss. 1-20-67. VICA (10), DEC A (11-12), Safe¬ ty Committee (11-12), Student Forum (12). Quote: “Grateful Dead Forever! COLLEEN LYNCH: Col, Buzz, Smilely, Leenie, CSL, Line¬ backer Lynch. 3-31-66. French Club (9-12), Latin Club (11), GASP (Treas. 12), Band (9), ICC (9), Class Treasurer (9,12), Economics Finance Officer (11), Float Committee (9-12), Teen Dems, Future Keyette (12), Leadership Conference (12), Varsity Tennis (9-12), Basketball (-10), Swim Team (11-12), Golf(9-10), Varsity Softball (11-12), Powder Puff (11-12), En¬ glish Award (11), History Award (10), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (11), Quote: “So many places to go, people to see, and things to do — yet not enough time.” JUNA MACKEY: Na-na, Joe MorganMac.Jawana, Little Mac, Joona,. 9-16-66. Health Occupations (11), WGBS (12), Maho¬ gany Experience (12), IHDP Club (10-12), Marching Band (9-12), Concert Band (9-10), J.V. Basketball (9), Varsity Bas- Basketball (10-12), J.V. Softball (9), Varsity Softball (10-12), J.V. Gunston District Basketball Champs (9), Scholar Athlete (11) . Quote: “Underclassmen — If you be brave and hang tough, your years left here won’t be so rough.” SUZANNE EUGENA MADDOX: Magic, Druggie, Suz, Jabber- jaws, Mommy, Sharon’s Mom, Sluzie Suzie. 5-9-66. HOSA (10), VICA (11-12), FBLA (11), Concert Choir (9), Symphonic Choir (11), All County Chorus (9), All Regional Chorus (11). Quote: “The graduating class of 1981, has definetly made their mark. Lasting friendships, great times, football games. All to be fondly remembered by the class of’81,. Good luck to my fellow graduates and rising Seniors. TONY LEE MAIN: T.L. Main. 5-17-66. Varsity Football (12), Chuck Shipp World History Award. Quote: “I love you Angie Pase!” MARC I MANCINI: Peanut. 5-5-66. COE (12), FBLA (12), Spanish Award (11), Quote: “Good luck class of ’88. Especially Steve. JANET MARTAIN: “Mousey”, Georgia Girl”. 1-19-66. VICA (10-12), C.G. Club (10-12), JIA (10), Leadership Retreat (12). Total Look Award (10), 3rd Place 2nd Trend Hairstyles (11), Cosmo Girl of the Month. Quote: “For all the Monday morning talks in cosmo, thanks girls. Thanks to my best friend Sharon Selby for all the support and never ending patience I love you JOELLE M. MAY: Jo, Jo-Jo, Jello, Sloppy-Jo, Jo-didley, Jo- Shmo, Blondie, Joey. 9-8-66. Future Keyettes (9-12), Float Committee (9-12), Pep Club (9-12), Ski Club (9), Prom Com¬ mittee (11), Rog Bolland Fan Club (11-12), 7-11 Ice Committee (12), GASP (12), Spanish Club (12), Anti-Russia Club!! (12). PATRICIA D. McADAMS: Trish, Trisha, “cushy-tush”, Shor¬ ty, Munchkin. FBLA (10-11), DEC A (12), Drill Team (at T.C. co-captain 10), certificates. Quote: “Good luck upcoming seniors, you’re going to need it.” CHRISTOPHER SEAN McCLURE: Chris. 5-28-66. NICA (11- 12), Wrestling (9-10), Honor Roll (9). Q uote: “Take time, enjoy life because it all goes quick. Enjoy school, it beats working all your life” 1981, educated me a little bit more. BONNIE McDOUGALL: Bon, Bon-Bon. 1,-10-66. DEC A (10- 11) , COE (12), Most Improved Typist (11). Quote: “We made it Marci!” I wish all the rising seniors the best of luck.” JEANNINE CAROL McGUIRE: Jim, Gum, Jim, Bob, Kinky, Nini, Ninie Butt, Bunb, Jeannineie. 12-10-66. Pep Club (V.P. 9), Dinner Club (12), Hall Singers (10-12), All-County Choir (9-12), All-Regional Choir (10,12), Symphonic Choir (9-10), Womans choir (11-12), Chamber Singers (11-12), Letter and Bar for Choir. Quote: “To all my friends, thanks for the love and support you have given me all these years, even the times when I was a you-know-what! Thanks, I love you all! Kissie, kissie.” CRAIG McINTIRE: Killer, Benny Hill,Mr. C. 1,-20-65. Comput¬ er Club (12), Soccer (9-12), Football Mgr. (11-12), Wrestling (10-12), ith place medal for wrestling (10). Quote: “The class of ' 81, is ready to graduate.” TIMOTHY McMICHAEL: Tim. 7-16-66. Chess Club (10), Founder Delta Gamma Photo, Tigerama Photographer (11- 12) , Tiger Rag Photographer (12). Quote: “Strive to become better. Do no less well than you can do.” JAMES P. MEAGHER: Easy. 8-2-66. German Club (9-10), Key Club (11-12), Barley, Malt and Hops Consumption Club, Fu¬ ture Jon Deviers of America Club, I Want to Be Just Like Harry Lewis Club, Mrs. Susan Fan Club, Timmy Laymen Intelligence Club, Student Forum Rep. (12), Football (9-10), Varsity Wrestling (9-12), Uth Gunston District (9-11), 2nd Marshall Invitational (11). Quote: “Enjoy while you can underclassmen. ‘Man is conceived in sin and corruption ...’” RONNIE MEEKS: Big Man, Moose. 1-2-66. VICA (11-12), Song and Dance (9), VICA Student of the Month (12). Quote: “Thank the Lord we’re rid of Ford. 1981, is done. And now comes Miller time. FELICIA MEHL: 10-1-66. Spanish Club (9-10), Astronomy Club (9-10), Forensics Club (9-10), Debate Team (9), Dungeons and Dragons Club (9-10), GASP (12), Speaker’s Bureau (12), Book Club (12), Math Team (12), Frontline (10), Spanish Honor Society (10), NHS (11-12), Ft. Hunt Newspa¬ per, Literary Magazine (10-11), Cross Country (10), VHSL District Oratory 2nd place (9). SCOTT MICHAEL: 5-15-66. Tigerama (11-12, photo editor), Tiger Rag (12), Freshman English Award. WILLIAM L. MINNICK: Willie, 5-3-66. Quote: “Groveton has been fun . . . but the I.D.D. still stands prominent above all the confusion Groveton has to offer. 1981, is ... or has been one year I won’t forget, a very lovely year for many of my friends and above all, lovely for myself. ISABEL MOGHISSI: Isa, Issy, Easy, Isavojeeza Moghaddi, Ring-a-bell, Commander, Boom-Boom. 1-8-66. Esprit de Corps (11-12), Tiger Rag (12), Math Team (9,12) Regional Band (9- 10,1st chair, oboe), Soccer (9), Cross Country (11), Marching Band (9-10, Drum Major), 3rd Place Drum Major Award (10), Tidewater Band Comp. Quote: “The more you experience, the less you will believe.” SUSAN MORDUCH: Ducky, Big Sue, Budda, Shoeshine. 5-22- 66. GASP (9-11, v. pres.), GASTM (Pres.), Rosh Hashanah Club Thespians (10-12, 11 — scribe, 12 — sec.), Teen Dems (9-12, sec.),D.F. andM.G.: I LIKE the Fellas (lifetime, H.L. in 8th grade?), Tigerama (11-12, classes editor), Junior Cabinet, Numerous Drama Production, Powder Puff (11-12), Field Hockey (9-11), Soccer (9), Paranoid Party Hostess, Who’s Who, Nat. Merit Commended, Geometry Award (9). Quote: “Y ou don’t need me any longer. You need to keep finding your¬ self, a littel more each day, the real, unlimmited Fletcher Sea¬ gull. He’s your instructor. You need to understand him and to practice him.” — Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach. SHERRY MORNINGSTAR: Pud, “Mama Pudge”, “Rock-a- Billy”, Waddles. 10-13-65. VICA (10-12), C.G. Club (10-12), VICA Committee (12), VICA Student of Month, Cosmo (12). Quote: “It was great while it lasted but now it’s gone. Thanks to T.O. J.P. C.G. Girls.” ELIZABETH ANNE MORRISON: Beth, Beffy, Buffy, Bethany, Beth-a-Roo, Elizabeth, Doops, Little Girl. 3-28-66. French Club (9-10), Marching Band, Flag Corps, Drill Team (9-12, Captain 11-12, Fall Choreographer 12), Symphonic Choir (9-10), Chamber Singers (11-12), Song and Dance (9- 12), Sweet Charity (9), Anything Goes (11), All-Regional Choir (9-12), All-County Choir (9-10,12), Bland Memorial Competi¬ tion (10-12), Bariok Competition (9,12). Quote: “Follow and fulfill your dreams and don’t let the nightmares get you down, Keep wishing on stars and unicorns! TAMMY MOSS: Star, Kinky, Squeaky. 8-7-66. VICA (10-12), Tiger Rag (12), Powder Puff (12). Quote: “Quit crying and enjoy.” MICHELLE ANN MURPHY: Shelly, Ree Wee, Wedgy, Shel, Mickey. 11-21,-66. French Club (12), HOSA (11-12, sec.), I Miss Mike and Ed Club, Varsity Cheerleading (12), Future Keyet¬ tes (12), Senior Princess (12), Powder puff (12), Float Com¬ mittee (11), Vareity Show (12), Varsity Softball (11-12), 2nd VA. State HOSA — extemperaneous speech, Award of Excell¬ ence runner-up — 1981, Varsity Cheerleading. Quote: “No mat¬ ter how fast you want time to go by for graduation to come about, it’s already too soon.” 1981, is a year for love, fun times, and remembrance. ARNAY JERO MURRAY: AJ, Music, Cutie. 10-9-65. Football (9), Basketball (9). Quote: Love is life, life is love; take it in stride, don’t hide. Music s soul, soul is music ,ylay the sounds, spread your soul and music around.” ERICA N. MURRAY: Shell. 10-7-66. Mahogony (12), Dance (11-12), Varsity Basketball (9). Quote: One must grab the brass ring when they see it! ANDREA LEE NEILAN: Scanj, Scandrea, Andre, “Mouse”, Chaw Sister. 8-12-66. Dougington Steele (11-12), The Women (11-12), JKF (Serr 11), Ski Club (12), French Club (12), Sym¬ phonic Choir (9-10), Chamber Singers (11-12), Float Commit¬ tee (9-12), Tigerama Copy Editor (12), Tiger Rag (12), Any¬ thing Goes (11), WGBS (12), GASP (12), Keyettes (10-12), All Regional Chorus (9-12), Homecoming Court (12), Winter Track (9-11), Softball (10), J.V. Cheerleader (10), J.V. Sports¬ manship Award (10), Varsity Cheerleader (11-12), Powder Puff Football (11-12), Novice Windsurfing Club, Who’s Who Among American High School Students (11), N.C. — Du Er Beste Som Har Hendt Meg! Quote: “It ' s good to be a seeker, but sooner or later you have to be a finder, and then it is well to give what you have found, a gift into the world for whoever will accept it .”— Bach. TED NEVINS: Winkster, Spinckiy, Chumster. 3-5-66. EMO (10-11), Chumly Club ’83, J.V. Baseball (10), Varsity Baseball (co-capt. 11-12), Bio Award (10), J.V. Sportsmanship Award (10) . Quote: “Take it lite chum.” GEMMA CRUZ NOCON: Gamma, Skumma, Bantu, Snuck- ums, Stub, lt-25-66. Graffiti Club Pres. (12), Mrs. Susan Fan Club (11-12), Ski Club (12), “Yummy Club (11-12), Fellas Counterpart (11-12), Cheerleading (9) Symphonic Choir (9- 10), All Regional Chorus (10-12), Vice President (10), Class Treas. (11), Prom Committee Chairman (11), Powder Puff Football (11-12), Varsity Cheerleader (11-12), WGBS (12), Student Forum (12), Future Keyettes (12), Act. Bulletin- board Committee (12), Leadership Conference (12), Leader¬ ship Steering Committee (12), Freshman Student Advisor (12), J.V. Softball (9-10), Varsity Track (11-12), Industrial Arts Festival — Excellence Award, Best in Show and Technol¬ ogy (11), Homecoming Court (12). Quote: “Who so would be a man must be a non-conformist.” MECEFE. TIM NOON: Looney Tooney Nooney, Hands, Disco, N.M., W.K., ZOOZ. FELLAS, National Dishonor Society (Vice Pres.), Class President (9,11-12), Alcoholics Unanimous, Cor¬ ruption Committee — Victims (B.C., P.W., S.B., C.T.), Boys’ State, Confused by John Hale Club (11-12), Computer Abusers (12), Cross Country (10-11), D.D.A.M., Varsity Lightpole Climbers (12), Stu’s Brew Crew, Top Ten, Rugby (3 days), Patrol (5-6). Quote: “This ain’t no party, this ain’t no disco, this ain’t no foolin’ around.” THERESA OLDHAM: Old-Ham, Little O. 7-29-66. VICA (10- 12), CG Club (10-12), Tiger Rag (12). Quote: “I will always remember the times I had here. I made it thanks to SM. — James ' girl — good luck Groveton.” DAVID PARADISE: Pooh Bear, Dave, DJ„ Yid, El Yid, Cisco Yid, Chew, Jew, Rosco. 1-10-66. Alcoholics Unanimous (10-12), GASTM (11-12), Vol. Fire Dept. (11-12), Esprit de Corps (11- 12), D.D.A.M., FELLAS (12), Grain Train (engineer), GASTM, CCC, SAND, The Crew Boys (9-12), Punch Bunch (Pres.), Spanish Club (9-11), Key Club (9-12), SSTS, BBS, WGBS, Front Royal Family, Drama (9-12), Barley, Malt and Hops Consumption Club, The Cars Fan Club (10-12), Lorton Shuffle Dance Troupe, Football (9), Basketball (9), Varsity Quarters (11-12), Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Webster Watchers of GHS. Quote: “R.K., J.T. — Thanks for being there, Love Ya!”; “We’re gonna play some pool, skip some school, get real cool, stay out all night, It’s gonna be all right — Bruce Springsteen JI S. PARK: Ji-face, Gee-weez, Golly-Ji, G.E., unni. 11-11-66. German Club (10-12), German Honor Society (10-11, Treasur¬ er 12), National Honor Society (11-12), Computer Users Club (Sec. 12), Math team (10-12), Oneirata (12), Math award, En¬ glish award. Quote: “Don’t put off for tomorrow what you can do today.” DAVID PATTON: 3-11-66. DEC A (10-12), VICA (11). DEVON C. PAYNE: Devo, Dev-Dev, Devoninski, Grace, P J’., Pervertion. 9-22-66. Espirit de Corps (10-12), Computer Users Club (12),Varsity Math Team(ll-12), Oneirata (11-12), Tiger¬ ama (Business Editor 12), French Honor Society (12), Mar¬ ching Golden Tigers (9-10), Math Award (9-11), English Award (11) , History Term Paper Award (11). Quote: “To be great is to be misunderstood.” — Emerson. RAY POLLARI: Phil, Idgit, Sigfried, Pervert. 6-25-66. German Club (9-10), FELLAS (11-12), GASTM (12), GASP (11-12), Nukie Patrol (10), English Team (11), Corruption Club BC, PW, SB (T), WGBS (9-11 — Pres. 12), German Honor Society (10, Vice Pres., Pres. 12), Tigerama (10 — Faculty Editor 12), Tiger Rag (11 — Managing Editor 12), Volunteer Fire Dept., Turkish Honor Society, J.V. Quarters (11), Cross Country (11) ,WombatDiving(12),Rugby(ll — Vice Pres. 12), German National Exam Award (10), English Award (9), Social Stu¬ dies Award (9), German Award (9-10), Maryland Chamber of Congress Award — Esquire L. Quite: “We’ve been running around in circles all year, doing this that and getting nowhere. This will be the last time, I think I said that last time.” — Depedre Mode. GREG PURCELL: Percy, 10-5-66. French Club (10-12), Art Club (11 — Vice Pres. 12), GASP (Sec. 12), Key Club (12), GASTM (12), Float Committee (11-12), J.V. Baseball (9-10). Quote: “I’d rather be water skiing. JAMES MICHAEL RADULOVIC: Jim, Spanky, Tex, Crazy George, Yim, Yimmer, Huss. U-30-66. Spanish Club (10-11), Volunteer Fire Dept. (10-12), Grain Train (11-12), Front Royal Family (11-12), Key Club (12), Students Against Nit¬ rous Oxide (11 — Pres. 12), I Love Mary Clare Club (12), Smile Mary Clare (12), I’m Afraid of Jeff Poole (12), Benny’s Boys (11-12), The Crew Boy’s (10-11), CCC (11-12), Capt. of the Love Boat (10-12), Freshman Football (9), J.V. Soccer (9-10), Varsi¬ ty Soccer (11-12), Boysenberry Jello Co-ed Wrestling Team (12) , English Award (9), Accounting Award, Safe Driving Award (11-12), Quote: “I’m not here for the business baby. I’m only here for the fun.” — Spring stein. SUSAN BETH REDDING: Sue, Scruzan, Big Sue, Suey. 11-25- 65. ILBFF Club (10-12), Beach Buddies (11,12), The Women (11,12), Novice Windsurfing Club (11,12,), Vice President of JKF (11,12), Ski Club (12), Driver’s Education Instructor, 198 Future Keyettes (9), Keyettes (10-11), Drill Team (9), J.V. Cheerleading (10), Varsity Cheerleading (11), Float Commit¬ tee (9-12), WGBS (12), Senior Princess Homecoming Court (12), Powder Puff Football (11, Capt. 12), J.V. Soccer (11), J.V. Softball (10), Varsity Soccer (12), National Honor Society (11) , French Honor Society (10-12), French Club (9-12), Ex¬ cellence in Geometry Award (9), Excellence in French Award (9,10), Quote: “Some things are better the second time around. LINDA REDMON: Lou, Silly Goose, Blueman, Gom, Blondy, Lennie. 7-15-66. Didi-dum-didi-doo Club (12), Punch Bunch (11,12), CCC (11,12), BBS (10-12), Keyettes (12), FBLA (11,12), Drill Team (9,10), J.V. Cheerleading (11), Float Com¬ mittee (10,11), Powderpuff Football (11,12), Varsity Softball (11,12), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. Quote: “Set a goal for yourself and go for it! RALPH REMMELL: 3-21,-65. ERIKA RICHEY: Slimgoodie. 4-29-66. Quote: “E is for Ele¬ gant, R is for Rich, I is for Intellectual, K is for ‘Kool’, A is for Always to remember Erika. DAVID RIGGLES: “Blue eyes , John “Long”. 1,-29-66. VICA (9-12), FBLA (10), M R (9,10), Auto Mech I, III. Quote: “Chris-n-David Forever. CAROLINE ROBBINS: Carol, Wavy, “Silly Goose, blue jay, goober, blondie. 2-27-66. CCC (11,12), BBS (10-12), CGHC (vice pres. 12), MHHC (11, pres. 12), Symphonic Choir (9,10), Girls Ensemble (11), Chamber Singers (12), All Regional Chorus (9-12), Punch Bunch (11,12), Silly Goose Club (12, Keyettes (12), WGBS (12), Didi-dum-didi-doo Club (12), Slap Jack Club (12), Front Royal Family (12), Freshman Cheer¬ leading (9), J.V. Cheerleading (10, Capt. 11), Tiger Mascot (12) , Song-n-dance (9-12), Powder Puff Football (11,12), Float Committee (9.10), Graduation Committee (12), Variety Show (9-12), J.V. Cheerleading Sportsmanship Award (10), Excell¬ ence in English Award (11,12), Chorus Letter and Bar, Quote: “Always strive for your goals, and you will never fail — BBS lives!” SCOTT ROBERTS: Stretch, Scotty, Stilts. 11-10-66. French Club (12), Art Club (12), Key Club (12), The Boys (9-12), GASP (Pres. 12), The Pinochle Club, Float Committee (12), Varsity Swim Team (10-12), J.V. Soccer (10-11), Varsity Soccer (12), Virginia State Drafting Contest (9-10). Quote: “Sometimes you just have to say what the heck.” JOHNNY ROBINSON: 7-16-66. WGBS (12), J.V. Football (9), Varsity Football (11,12). Quote: “Rock on all you sharp shooter.” LORRIE LYNNETTE ROBINSON: Danny’s Girl. 11-12-65. Child Development (10-11), COE (12), “Calm, Cool Col¬ lected Award (9), Academic Achievement in English (10), Excellent Attendance Award( 11), “Miss Congeniality Award (11) , Child Development Award (11), Outstanding Scholastic Achievement Stenography I (11), Quote: “I love Danny Roberts.” MIKE ROBSON: Geek, The Evil Eye Brow, Tree. ll-H-65. Professional Girl Watchers Club (9-12), Member: Cast “You Can’t Take It With You (12), (Mr. Henderson — The War From The IRS), Virginia Junior Classical League Conven¬ tion in Norfolk (12), Swim Team (11,12), English Writing Award (9), Latin Cum Laude Award (11). Quote: “Life gets so tough sometimes you just have to say what the BRANT RORER: Skeeter, Paxton, Mr. Breeze, Elwood Bluex. 1-20-66. VICA (V.P. 11-12), Varsity Basketball (12), VICA Awards (11-12), Math Award (11). Quote: “It’s party time. DANNY ROBERTS: 11-10-65. Golf Team. Quote: “Non of the rest. Danny is the best. PATRICIA DARLENE ROBERTS: Trisha, 11-10-65. FHA (12) , Childcare (10-11), HERO (12). Quote: “’81, is the best year. Ronnie, thanks for the good times in the halls. Genny, have a great Senior year. Party hardy. Rock and roll smoke a ... light a ... we’re the class of’81,.’’ LISA SCOTT: Bozo, Mrs. Toad, Leese, Charlie’s Girl, Avon. 5-10-66. VICA (12), FBLA (Vice Pres. 12), Child Development (11), Volleyball (9). Quote: “I love you,Mr. Toad. (CA..) This is it! Remember ... ?’’ SHARON SELBY: Nurse Selby, Flipper, Gub. 5-17-66. HOSA (Pres. 10), VICA (Treas. 12), Blood Drive (10-11), Most Out¬ standing Student — Health Assistant I. Quote: “Janet Martin, no matter where our paths go. I’ll never forget you and all the good times we had.” MARC A. SHIRLEY: Marcus Shirley, Marco. 12-19-65. Schol¬ arship Award (11). Quote: “Let there be peace on earth.” CHRISTOPHER F. SCHAIER: Earithane, Glosco, Odessa, Elf, Scrub, Juan Cristo, Cristo. 1-16-66. National Honor Soci¬ ety (11, treasurer 12), Spanish Honor Society (11), Secretary 12), National Thespian Society (11,12), GASP (11,12), French Club (12), Key Club (12), Art Club (12), The Boys (9-12), MEN- SA (11,12), School of Driving (11,12), Drame (10-12), Stage Manager — “You Can’t Take It With You” (12), Float Commit¬ tee, Freshman Football (9), Swim Team (11,12), Baseball (12), Groveton’s Literary Magazine (10), Who’s Who In America’s High School Students, GWSD (Fishtailing Award). Quote: To the Boys who made high school what it was .. . Thanks! and the girls too! (It’s all yours Chris and Doug, role 20’s) EMILY SCHALLER: Em, Auntie Em. 10-20. Marching Band (9-12), First Chair (11,12), J.V. Softball (9), Band Spirit Award (11), English Award (11), John Philip Sousa Band Award (11). Quote: “My fellow classmates — good luck in the years ahead! LAURA SCHWARZWALDER: La -La 1, Schwartzie, Loser, Amazon Woman, Lara, Smurf, Little S , Moo-dow. 9-22-67. French Club (Sec. 10,11,12), GASP (11,12), NH (11,12), FHS (11,12), Future Keyettes (10), Keyettes (11,12), Ski Club (11,12), Bleacher Squad (10), The Three Musketeers (3-12), Wet Willie Getter Club (12), Student of PJ DD BH School (12), Get A Life Committee (12), I Live On A Farm (11,12), GHS Hagen-Dazs Club (12), GASTM (12), Swim Team (9), Float Committee (9-12), Sophomore Class Secretary, SAC (12), Senior Princess, Tennis (10, Capt. 12), J.V. Soccer (10, Capt. 11), Excellence In French (9,11), Excellence In Math (9,11), Scholarship Award (11), J.V. Soccer Sportsmanship Award(10),J.V. Soccer Sportsmanship Award) 10), Quote: “ don’t know why you say goodbye, I say hello .”— The Beatles, 1967. LAURA BETH SILVERBERG: Arual, La-la-Sylviehots, Elby, Lalapalusa. 3-29-66. French Club (9-10, V. Pres 11, Pres 12), Future Keyettes (9), Keyettes (10), Recording Sec. 11,V. Pres. 12), Teen Dema (11, V. Pres. 12), I Wanna Be A Fellette Club (11-12), GASP (11), No Show Joe Club (12), Mike Cambell Combat Boat Club (11-12), Leadership conference, Leadership steering comm., Sophomore Class Treasurer, SAC, Spring Track (9), J.V. Soccer (10), Ski Trip, Latin Award (9), French Award (11), Girls State. Quote: “Lose your dreams and you could lose your mind.” — Rolling Stones. CLAIRE SILVESTRE: Clar, Claire-a-belle, Shorty, Clara, Ee- clair. 2-21-66. Keyettes (11-12), Math Team (12), National Honor Society (11-12), Latin Honor Society (11-12), Tiger Rag (Exchange Editor 11), Oneirata (12), Orchestra (9-10), Sweet Charity Musical (9), History Award (9), Math Award (9-10), Joumalism (11), Latin Award (10-11), Magna Cum Laude on National Exam (10-11). Quote: “Keep smiling! People will wonder what you ' ve been up to.” KELLY SUSAN SMITH: Suezums, Sue-boo, Sue-bee, Sugar Whoopher, Momma-Susie, Prissy, Zot, Sueyloo, Massed man. 11-21,-65. Latin Club (10), Pres. Andy’s Life Storybook Club, VAC (9-12), Pres. Hal Thomas Lunch Fund, (10-12), Vice Pres. Dinner Club Hall Singers Club (10-12), Honors Orchestra for JMU (10), Chambers Singers (12), Phil Harris Makeup Semi¬ nar (10-11), Marching Band (11-12), Groveton letter (11), Most Spirited Senior Girl (12), Most Likely to (11-12), Orchestra Honors (11-12). Quote: “No one cares how much you know until they know how much you care.” MICHELLE LISA SOLIS: Bella, Shella-Bella, Fatty, Miss Peggy, Shell, Bubballa, Bubb. 1-3-66. Clown Corps (10-11), Thespians (11 — Pres. 12), Theatrical Make up (10), The “I love PJ. Rumor Club”, Graffitti Club Vice Pres. (12), Probation Club (11), Homecoming Court (12), Ski Club (11-12), Leader¬ ship Conference (12), Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (10), Any¬ thing Goes (11), You Can’t Take it with You (12), Powder Puff Football (11-12), Brown Bag Theatre (11-12). Quote: ... and in time we will all be stars ...” PATRICIA McLEAN SPEDDEN: Smiley, Smiley Face, Trish, Mommy, 4-18-66. CRC (10-12), MOTY (11), Float Committee (9-12), Winter Track (9). Quote: “Crystal Melodye, Bill; I love you. JESSICA SPRINGER: Jess, Jessy, Twig, Springboard. 4-20- 66. Clown Corps (11), GASTM, ODU Swim Party Club, Nert Club, Tiger Rag (12), Tigerama Photographer (12), Swim Team (9-12), Outstanding Junior Volunteer Award (10), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (11). Quote: “Grin and ignore it.” KAREN ALICE STAIB: Traci Collins, Fric, Shirley, Killer, Weenie, Smuggles, Kaawrin, Tadpole, Frog, 3-31-66. DSAM, French Club (10-11) Art Club (12), GASP (11-12), I Wanna be a Fellete(ll-12), WGBS (11-12), Clown Corps (9-10), I Miss RC, BC, JP and BK Club, Ed for President Campaign (12), Lead¬ ership Steering Committee (12), Young Republican (12), Cross Country (9), Varsity Track (11), Winter Track (12), J.V. Softball (9), J.V. Basketball (10-11), Spring Track (10-12), Athlete Trainer (9-11), Outstanding Drama Student (9), Literary Writing Award (9), Outstanding Citizen (9). Quote: “No distance of place or lapse of time can lesson the friendship of those who are thoroughly persuaded of each other’s worth.” — Soythey. ANASTASIA MARIA STARUCH: Tashka, Cheepka, Neck, Miss Stacy, Stace, Anateesia. 6-16-66. FBLA (9), Clown Corps (10), Dance Theater (11), Esprit de Corps (10), Groveton Din¬ ner Club (12), Girls Ensemble (11-12), All Regionals (12),Song -n- Dance (11-12), History Award (9), Introduction to Busi¬ ness (9). Quote: “Thanks to all my teachers and friends who have made my years at Groveton something special. I love you Hoover.” MONIQUE M. STASKIAWICZ: Montie, Mo-de-ho, Harvey, Nickystat, 1-21-66. VICA (11-12), You can’t Take it with You (12), Art Show (11), Highest Honors Art Award (11). Quote: “School!? Ha! I’d rather be DANCIN’!!” CHRISTINE ELISE STEPHENS: Blondie, Chrispy, Speedy, Loni, Georgia, “Christine 16 . 7-2-66. VICA (10-12), (J.G. Club. Quote: “Thanks to my friends who have helped me especially the C.G. girls. I love ya all.” BETH STEWART: JJD., Stew, Legs. 10-9-66. HERO (11,12), FHA (9,10), Varsity softball, Algebra Award (9). Quote: “It’s party time!” LISA STORR: Shory. 8-25-67. Soul Club (11-12), Quote: “I’m glad I’m out. NANCY LISABETH TILLMAN: Nanny, Nan, NaNa, Kinky, Dartin’, Covers, Crazy. 11-21,-65. Honored Queen Bethel 58 IOJD (10), Sweetheart Mount Vernon Chapter Order of De- molay (11-12), FBLA (11-12), Latin Club (10-11), French Club (9), Dinner Club (12), COE (12), Cum Lauda (10), Computer Science Club (11). Quote: “Don’t do anything 1 wouldn’t do! Bye!” DAVID WILSON: 9-1, -66. Mechanical Drawing: 3rd Place in County (9), Honorable Mention in State (9), Residential Architecture: Top Ten in State (10), 1st Place in State (10). Quote: “High School has not only been a pleasure but an con¬ venience. 1984 is the one to remember.” WENDY WARE: Higer Baby. 2-26-66. HERO (11), Drama II, Song Dance (sweet charity). Quote: “Grow up girls boys there is a tough world out there.” DWAYNE WARD: Lude. 11-8-65. Student of the Month (VICA). Quote: “School is a bit, but itmight have beenadelight if it was not for the sights called “Administrators. VERONICA WEADOCK: Roni, Veroni, V. 4-28-67. SDT (12), NHS (12), FHS (12). Varsity Math Team (12). Quote: “You only live once, but you did, a thousand deaths!” MICHAEL WELCH: Moose. 8-23-66. German Club (9-12), Clown Corps (10-12), Groveton Society for the Preservation of Cruelty to Freshman (10-12), Tiger Rag (12), Shakespeare Festival (10), One Act Play Festival (9-12), Baseball (12), English Writing Award (10). Quote: “Don ' t stand where I ' m walking.” LYNN WELLS: Bobsie, Wellie-Beilis, Nyn. 7-17-66. SDT Club (12), Marching Band (9), Varsity Math Team (12), Rifle Squad; Capt. (10), Excellence in Writing (10). Quote: “Who knows? Who cares? Why bother. CATHLEEN WELSH: Cath, Trixie, Jenny, Ho, Wath, Welsh Woman, Welchlan, Bubbles, Chaw Sister, Catty. The Women (11-12), JKF; Tree, Outlaw Windsurfing (12), IBXjC (9-12), French Club (10-12), Keyettes; Tres. (11-12), Powder Puff (11- 12), FHS; V.P. (11-12) Art Club (11), CCC (10), JWBF (10), GASP (12), Valley Girls 4-ever (12), I finally got in Keyettes (11) , Student Forum (10-12), Governor’s School (12), Fresh¬ man Cheerleading (9), J.V. Cheerleading; Capt. (11-12), Who’s Who in American High School Students. Quote: “My memory of you today is inexplicable, my love for you yesterday was too.” — Anonymous Poem. DARYL WHITE: Dewayne Thomas, Guppy Fish. 1-1-67. Chess Club (12), Football (9-12), Wrestling (9-11), Tennis (12), All District Football (9-10), English Award (11), Weightlifting Contest; 2nd (9-10). Quote: “Love in high school is one heart¬ break after another. KATHY WHITE: Wathy, Cooie, Cat-ba-loo, Sophia, Razy, Rath. 4-4-66. French Club (9-10), GASP (11-12), Transcenden¬ tal Meditation Club (11), Chinua Achebe Club (12), Oriental Rug Club (11), Squid Slingers Anonymous (11), Grateful Dead International (10-12), Speaker’s B ureau (12), Tiger Rag Reporter (12), Esprit de Corps (11-12), Varsity Tennis (9-11), Varsity Winter Track (9), Varsity Spring Track(9-10), Typing Award (10), English Booklet (9-10), English Award (11). Quote: “So Neillie the elephant packed her trunk and said goodbye to the circus, off she went with a trumpity trump, trump, trump, trump. GREG WILKINSON: Fred, Freddy, Morton, Groger, CEF, Greggy, Mort. 8-1-66. Thespians Honor Society (10-12), Key Club (12), GASP (11-12), French Club (12), Art Club (12), The Boys (9-12), The Pinochle Club (9-12), Mutang Club (11-12), Drama Production (9-12) Public Relations of Lake Braddock, Greg Wilkinson’s School of Driving, Varsity Thumb Wrestling (11-12), Push start Award from Greg Wilkinson’s school of Driving. Quote: “If you are going down the hill and your pedals fall off. How many frogs are in your oven, True of False?” KIMBERLY M. WILLIAMS: Kim. 10-18-66. HERO (12), Child Care (11), FHA(12). Quote: “Good luck to all the future HERO club members. ROBERT E. WILLIAMS JR.: Bob, Gerbil, squirrel, Goofball, Junior. 8-11-66. Spanish Honor Society (10-12), NHS (12), Iran Hands Workers Association, Volunteer Fire Dept, (pum¬ per 1 ), Children of the sun club, Rob-Torn Club, I hate tour¬ ists club, Paul Allensworth Fan Club, ilbt’s Club, I love Green Club, Air Lewis Bomb Squad, Rat Patrol (11-12), Football; Pres. (9-12), Track (9-10), Baseball (9-12), Sportsmanship Football (9-12), All District Football (11-12), Excellence Math (9-12), Excellence Spanish (9-12), Excellence English (10-11). Quote: “The Great One’s Remember. RYON WILLIS: Ree Run. 2-18-66. Drama (12). PETER WILLSEY: Captain Video, Mr. Maple, Pat, Playboy Pete. 7-15-66. FELLAS (11-12), Fruit of the Loom Gang ( 12), Key Club (11-12), Volunteer Fire Dept. (11-12), Male Drill Team(ll), Young Republicans (12), Powder Puff Cheerleader (11-12), Oingo Boingo Fan Club (11-12), BBS, DDAM, Float Committee, I’m Afraid of Jeff Poole Club (12), WGBS (Pat), GASP (12), GASTM (12), GELB Wall Redecoration Commit¬ tee (12), Model United Nations (10), National Honor Society (12) , Lorton Dance Shuffle Troupe (12), Tiger Rag (12), Varsi¬ ty Tennis (9-12), Cross Country (10), J.V. Football(U), Varsi¬ ty Quarters Team (11-12), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (11), NationalMeritLetter of Commendation (12), Quote: “Lavore se male per mi, Io lavoro domani, domani.” WILLIAM M. WILSON: Willy, Willy Dee, Brother Willie, Brother. 8-12-66. J.V. Baseball (10), Varsity Baseball (11-12). Quote: “It ' s over!” APRIL LEA WINCHESTER: Apey. 12-7-65. German Club (9), Choral Program (9-12), Softball (11-12), English Award (11). Quote: “Good luck to the class of’84 and I hope to see everyone in 1994.” JEROME WORTHEY: Boo, Ice, Ice-bero-boo, Slim, Shorty, Wiggles, Big Brother. 1-5-65. Tiger Rag (9), J.V. Football — 12 touchdowns (9), Varsity Football Honorable Mention (12), Varsity Basketball (9-12), Track (9-12) Varsity (9)-10 Region¬ als 100-200 Meter, Districts (11-12), English Award (11), Quote: I’d like to thank all the people who made it possible for me to graduate. Y’all know who you are! Wiggles, I love you.” KIMBERLY LORA WRIGHT: Kimba, Kimmy, Kimbo, Kim- mybelle, Kimby, Virgil, Skimmy. 6-21-66. Latin Club (10), Mr. Dew’s Fearsome Foursome (11), Oats and Barley Consump¬ tion Club (12), Road Warriors (12), Concert Band (9), Dixie Land Band (9), Tiger Rag (12), Symphonic Band (12), The Isavojeezah Maghaddi Fan Club (12), Marching Band (9-10) Va. State Math Contest 5th Place (9), Who ' s Who Among Amer¬ ican High School Student (11), VA. Miss teen Contest (Final¬ ist 11), Excellence in Spanish (9), Magna Cum Laude-Latin Exam (10), Quote: “Chill out — I’m sure. WENDELL WRIGHT: Love Boat, Dell, Spiderman. 12-13-64 HERO (Pres.), Drama, Basketball. Quote: “Live long and prosper. KERSTIN YOUNGQUIST: Kerst, K, Momma Kerstin. 1-18-66. Oneirata (12), Marching Band (9-12), Symphonic Band (9- 12), Rifle Squad (10-12), Regional Band Alternate (9), Senior Band (10-11), Instructor (12), J.V. Basketball (10, English Award (9), Geometry Award (10), History Award (10). LAURIE ZIEGLER: 6-28-66. Art Club (10-12), GASP (12), Ten¬ nis (9), Soccer (10). QuoteCTt ' s not the perfect, but the imper¬ fect that are in need of love — Anonymous. 199 uqwm 202 Junior Class Officers (left to right) John Keville (president), Gloria Williams (secretary), Margie Hunt (treasurer), Doug Lehon (vice president) Amy Abdouch Ann Abdouch Rahel Abraha Butch Adams L. Aeschlimann Teresa Aeschlimann Christopher Aitcheson Jennifer Alcorn Doug Anderson Sonja Mi Anderson Leslie Argentine Philip Amhold Bridget Barkeit Tyron Barth Jim Benton Stephanie Biddle Theres Bostic 204 JUNIORS Chris Bosworth Orvin Boyd Kris Brady Jeremy Brock Karen Brown Kim Buckner Julia Bumbaugh A.F. Burstein Sarah Busse Allyson Cable Allysa Cannon 205 William Cavender Robby Chinsammy Jerry Chin Karleen Clay Judi Clover Bum Cho Eddie Collins Pam Comer Jennien Curth Rugby Dade Meg David Bernardo DeLeon C. Denike Richard Detwiler Brian DeVoe Eleanor Dickey Danny DiJames Maurice Donais Steve Drury David Duff Steve Erie Brian Edwards Nina Ebhardt 206 Mack A. Ehlers Elizabeth Engelken Karen Epstein Melanie Everett Eileen Feldman Michael Flood Wayne Foley I ! Rosalyn Ford Elizabeth Frantz Tim Frazier Timmy Futrell Jeff Gamer Chris Gibbin Melissa Gibson Sorrell Gill JUNIORS 207 Tarita Graham Loretta Graumann Charles Green A.E. Gut ierrez Cheryl Hall Julie Hanson Sarah Harris Susann Harris Steven Hayes Tammy Henkel Theresa Herndon Susanne Hines Ron Holland Laura Hood Jamie Howren Angie Hull Margie Hunt Joseph Jackson Carolyn Jackson Joey Jackson Max Jerrell Kevyn Jefferson Douglas Johnson Dwayne Johnson Jeff Johnson 208 Bob Jones Chris Jones Dawn Jones Jacky Jones Lisa Kearse Darnell Kelley Joe Kelly Raquel Kennedy A.H. Kenner Megan Kerr Chris Kestyn Melanie Keyser John Keville John Killian Kristin Kjellson Loren Klunder Lisa Marie Knutson Trisha Kounk Lori Kremers Joe Lapallo Joey Lawlor Doug Lemmon 209 I Matthew Less Ron Lewis Scott Liningston Lenny London Barbara Lucas David Lukes Wendy Manthei Michelle Mattox David McNeil Meredith Mergler Eureka Miles Darren Misiera Carla Mitchem Marlen Moreno Brian Morgan Doreen Morgan Susan Moyf 210 JUNIORS Stephanie Mullins Shanan Mustian Sook Nam David Nesselroot Rene Nonte Susan Norwood Rebecca Nunley Lisa Olivarez Pat O ' Quinn Kelly Owens Jack Padgett Vicki Padgett Akhter Parveen Dawn Patterson Donald Patton Darrel Payne 211 Darrin Payne F. Pearson Sarah Peterson Randy Philip Troy Phillips Jeff Poole Kelly Powell Kim Price Patrick Price Mary Joan Prystash Ellen Pustorino Luke Quinlan Matt Raphael T. Reynolds L. Richardson Deena Richey Michelle Richins Barbara Rickard David Rife Chris Rifs Craig Rogers Jania Rosen 212 Eric Rossi Genny Rowley Anne Ryan Thomas Ryan Annette Ryder Mike Sampson Patricia Sampson J. Santos Paul Santos Kevin Saunders Yvanne Scalise Dean Schroeder JUNIORS Stacey Scott Sean Scully Joe Selby 213 Gigi Sere Stephanie Sherman Theresa Sherman Stacey Sisselberger Dionne Skinner Adrian Smith Kristina Smith Peter Smith Stacy Smith Bountoum Somphanh Adrian Staruch Douglas Steinbaum Greg Summers S. Tebyaniar Brent Terrell Felicia Thome Dana Thorton L. Thorton M. Thurman Curtis Thwing Set Tikoyan Tracy Trujillo B. Tucker Donna Upshaw Tom Vandenburg 214 Scott Van Horn Keith Vaughan Mike Via Anthony Walker T. Walton Alan Watkins Valerie Watson Stacey White Marcia Whitelocke Gloria Williams LaJuanna Williams Laurie Williams Susanna Williams Skip Winters Patricia Wisekal John Wolfe Kenny Wolford John Wong Erin Yane Suk Yang Kwang Yi Darren 215 217 218 Sophomore Class Officers (top to bottom) Matt Glaser (treasurer), Tracy Calogero (secretary), Mary Priestland (vice president), Denise Abner (president) Toni Abbott Denise Abner Dawn Addison Evette Alter M. Anniho Harold Ashley Robert Lee Austin Sandra Ball Sue Barker Matthew Beare Pamela Beaver Denise Bentley George Berkley Jr. Ronnie Bond Angela Bowe Raymond Bowes David Bozeman Cynthia Bradley Sonia Branch Andrew Brimmer Marissa Brown Tawny a Brown Steve Vryan John Brmbrey Heather Burke 220 Sue Burris Valerie Butler Traci Calogero Melissa Campbell Johanna Camemark Cindy Caron Missay Carpenter Jeff Carter Beth Cassidy Carl Chandler Wendy Chase Daphne Celeste Chisolm Yoo Soon Choi David Clark Kelly Clark Tyrone Clifford Floyd Cline Celeste Cooke David Criscitelli Amy Crowther Evie Davidson Eddie Davis 221 Rina Deb Roland DeGastyne Mercedes De Leon James Demmel Carlos Demoraes Charles Dennis Miriam DeVries Carol Diuguid C. Donohue Michelle Drenning J. Dunford Mary Ebhardt Kim Edens Jane Engelken Lisa Eskew 222 SOPHOMORES P. Esteppe Susan Fallin Kenny Farmer Danielle Felch N. Ferguson Nathanya Ferguson C. Ferrance Michelle Finney Cynthia Fleming Georgia Fomshell Christine Frapiccini 223 Tonya Frazier Nick Galluci Anthony Gardner April Garrison Lorri Gibert Markos C. Guiles Phillip Glasco Matt Glaser Angelia Glidden Nick Goldfarb Stacey Gonzales John Gray Joanie Gregas Mike Griffith Reynaldo Gutiemez Michelle Hamlette Stacy Haag Bo Hanlin Robert Hanna Suzanne Henry Gale Henson Jody Henson Gria Hernandez Lia Hicks D. Hill 224 Karen Hill Kimberly Hines Susanna Hoffman Jack Hoggard Eric Holby Jenny Hollingsworth Lorie Hostetter Andy Howe Jeannie Howe James Huber Stephanie Hutchinson Wanda Jackson Lorenzo Johnson Pat Johnson Tonya Johnson Crystal Jones Daniel Laplan Tom Keeton Jimmy Kennedy Laura Kerns Hong Kim Thomas Kim 225 Adam Kittle Debbie Knox Charles Lampkins Cindy Lane Patty Lapollo Cindy Lasker Rhonda Layton Nancy LeClerc Charmian Lee Lynne Lewis Todd Lile Tae Lim Tim Locke Katy Lockwood Courtney Lombardi Lenny London Janice LoPrinzi Bruce Lowe Marilyn Marquardt Tami Martin B. Mates Richard McLaughlan 226 George Merritt John Milian Edward Miller Randy Momingstar Paula Morris Michael Mosely James Mraz Bobbie Mudd Michael Mumford Andrew Naylor Cheong Kai Dana Nonte Myong Nan O. Sang-chung Pak Min-sut Park SOPHOMORES 227 Steven Parker Angie Pase A. Perry Christian Petretich Deena Pettit Sandra Pierceall Todd Pomeroy Jennifer Powers Mary Priestland Robert Pugh Jianne Purcell David Bryan Ransom Trininia Reels Jennifer Rhodes Eun Rim Carmen Rodriguez Lyndsey Rodgers David Rose Jimmy Rosenfeld Mike Rosenfeld Jennie Sawallesh Christina Scalise Becky Scoville Kim Shaffer Keith Shelton Mike Shiflet 228 Dora Short Cathy Silvestre Victoria Simmons Paul W. Skinner Chris Slater David Smith Christine Snapp M. Snowden T. Son Eden Springer Terri Springer T. Stanfield Theresa Stewart Billy Stumbo Nina Sumlar Michelle Swink Beth Swoboda John Tandy Julie Tayloe Bruce Taylor Derek Taylor Dave Thompson 229 Troy Thorpe A. Tolg Robert Toney Hoa Tran Charlene Tucker Jesse Turner Debbie VanHom Ray VanPutten Karen Veerman James Vizzard C. Wade Rovin Walker Tom Walker Mike Wall Karen Woltersdorf Melissa Watkin Jennifer Watt Kendra Weathers Ted Weigl 230 Steve Wells Wendy Welsh Michael Wiley Midge Whitehead Gregory D. Williams John T. Williams K. Williams Tim Williams Linda Ann Wilson Linda C. Wilson Robert Winchell John Windish John Wright Kip Wright Kim Wyckoff Brad Wynn Mark Wynn Dennis Ylagan SOPHOMORES 231 232 233 Freshmen Class Officers (left to right) Sang Lee (president), Curry Mills (secretary), Howard Weinberger (vice president), Rica Phillips (treasurer) 235 Josette Abbott Cynthia Adams Jeffrey Aleknavage Heidi Allen Christina Alvino Sonya Anderson Mark Auckerman M. Austin Audrey Ball Julia Ball Kiran Bambha R. Barckhoff Kristina Barlow Jennifer Baron Nicole Barrett T. Bartholomew Daniella Baxter 236 FRESHMEN Priscilla Baxter Chris Beal Lalaine Belo Shawn Bennett Carlton Benton Elizabeth Berry Bill Blandford Stacy M. Booker Kisha Brown Tarah Brown Teresa Brown Marco Brownstein Blake Buckley 237 Sarah Bunch David Burcher Theresa Burnette Diane Bums Troy Burrows Donna Burton Robby Calogero Marty Caron Scott Caudill Amy Cavener Tammie Chafin Kelly Chapman M. Cheatham Michael Childers Mitchell Childers Young Chin M. Christner Ma Sung Chui Kimberlee Clay Donna Coleman A. Collier Andrew Collier Hope Collier T. Collins Trade Colmes 238 Angie Comer Jennifer Ann Cook Albert Crenshaw Yvonne Davis Brad Denike A. Detwiler S. Dickerson Karen DiMarco Ricky Doss Keith Douglas Julie Drenning Jason Dupee Fabrice Dupleissier Andy Earle Robert Early Marcia Ehle Tomette Epps Michael Evans Celia Everett Laura Fasick Sacha Fecchio Jonathan Fleming 239 Mario Fowler Lisa Frey Jeff Fuller Kathy Gaines Ben Gallamore Chris Gallant Rachel Garbow Susan Gattis Darrell Gave Steve Ghabel Angela Glasco Teri Goodrich Randy Grant Gion Gray Cornell Grayson Todd Grisar Jackie Habron Holly Halverson 240 Eric Hampton Carolyn Harris Diane Harris Kelly Harvy Dawn Henderson Shelly Henderson David Herndon Nancy Hersh Kim Hill Elizabeth Hintze P. Holcombe Scott Homada Tiffany Inman Hamis Iris Tracy Izzett A. Jackson Antonette Jackson FRESHMEN 241 E. Jackson Donna Jacob Cecilia Jagerskog Eric Jenkins Mario Jenkins Sean Jennings Yong Jeon Paul Joiner LeSonja Jones Robin Jones S. Jones Doug Joyce Lynda Kasik Rusty Kelly Dennis Kemer Kim, Kestyn Cheryl Kidwell 242 FRESHMEN Hong Kim Soolc Kim S. Kim Diane Kopasz Kim Krauhs Barbie Krozos Wendell Leach Chang Lee Sang Lee Cheryl Leifker Amy Lengacher Cachal Lett 243 Edward Levy Tisha Lewis Linton Elise Long Sean Lovelace Pamela Lowery Teri Lukes Cassandra Lynch Latesha Lynch Christina Lynn Nomar Lynton Liz Lyons Renee Mack Jon Mackay Lori Mallalieu Meaghan Manrahan Katie May Lisa May Roger McCuller 244 Brian McDowell Sean McGinty Tammy McIntosh Eric Messer Curry Mills Sara Mogollon FRESHMEN David Molnar Sook Nam Diane Nicely Gwen Nolton Andrew Norris T. Nau Fi Amber O’Dell B. O’Hara Rick Olivarez Susan Olsen Stephanie Olson Debbie O’Neal Sean O’Neill 245 Lorraina Padin Kyung Park Mary Park Nancy Passman Shawn Pataluna Rachel Pearce Shawn Pennington Rachek Perbles Eddie Perez Steve Petchel Anne Peterson Rica Phillips V. Pickering Alberto Pinero Tracey Ponzelli Andy Poore David Powell W. Powell Matt Powers Nicholas Powers R. Pracht Kimberly Price Rhon Price Kevin Pritchett Brian Pruitt 246 Lewis Puller Evan Quaife Anthony Quander Tania Raphael Dennis Rein Adam Rhodes Ann Rhodes Jennine Riggs Paul Ritenour Megan Roberts Missy Roberts Y. Roberts Tony Robinson Ronna Sable W. Sain Salama Amer Saleem Trisha Salgado Julie Sampson Kim Saunders Paula Schroeder Kimberly Scott 247 Stephen Selby Kathy Shelton Curtis Shephard Debbie Sherman Jody Shifflett Brian Simoniz A. Sims Harry Smith Laura Smith Lori Souza James Sommers Susan Sparks Sophia Steward Debbie Stewart Mark Sullivan Sang Sung Stacy Svolis Mark Swain 248 Brent Taylor S. Taylor Michelle Thomas Steve Thompson Comery Thome D. Tucker Hope Tyson Jesse Usher R. Vanderhyde Eric Vasques Robbin Velayedam Clarence Walker Pat Walken Karen Ware Mark Washington Howard Weinberger Eddie Wheeler FRESHMEN 249 R. Whitelocke Robbie Wildeman Charee Williams FRESHMEN S. Williams Kim Wiltshire Christy Wise Jay Wolfe Sandy Wolford James Wood Gary Wortham Ronald Yanick Joe Yoder Danny Jackie Vanessa 250 251 252 253 B Beardmore, IN MEMORIAM Glenn F. 1936-1983 “I hope the community appreciates what they have at Groveton. What goes on there is more important than the issues picked out of the National Commission’s report by the president. ... to share yourself — that has to be the very essence of humanness.” Glenn F. Beardmore Assistant Principal, 1975-1981 INDEX Activities 86 Administration 128 Art Club 101+ Auto Mechanics 122 Band 103 Baseball 72 Basketball, Boys 58 Basketball, Girls 60 Book Club 110 Boys State 25 Business Department 11+6 Cabinet 89 Chamber Singers 100 Cheerleaders 79 Chess Club 110 Child Development 121 Classes 160 Clown Corps 99 Computer Users Club 113 Concert Choir 102 Cosmotology 122 Cross Country 52 Dance Club 111 Debate Team 97 DECA 118 Diving 62 Drill Team 82 English Department 132 English Team 112 Esprit de Corps 96 Faculty 126 Fall Sports 1+1+ FBLA 120 Features 18 Field Hockey 1+6 Fine Arts Department 153 Football 1+9 hwm Foreign Language Department French Club 117 U French Honor Society 111 + Freshman Class 232 GASP 105 German Club 116 German Honor Society 11 Girls Ensemble 101 Girls’ State 25 Golf 1+8 Governor’s School 21+ Gymnastics 63 „ Guidance Department 130 HERC IW ICT121 Index 256 It’s Academic 97 Junior Class 200 Keyettes 108 Keys 109 Learning Disabilities Department 11+8 Librarians 155 Mahogany Club 113 Mascots 80 Math Department 139 Math Team 112 Mr. Douglas Feature 20 National Honor Society 106 National Merit Finalists 21+ Oneirata 91+ Orchestra 102 Physical Education Department 11+7 Practical Arts Department 150 Science Department 11+3 Secretaries 155 Senior Class 161+ Senior Directory 196 Senior Superlatives 28 Soccer, Boys 68 Soccer, Girls 70 Social Studies Department 136 Softball 71+ Sophomore Class 216 Soul Club 111 Spanish Club 116 Spanish Honor Society 115 Speakers’ Bureau 96 Sports 1+0 Spring Sports 66 Stage Crew 99 Student Advisory Council 89 Student Government 88 Suppo rt ervices 157 76 ennis, Girls 53 Thespians 98 Tiger Rag 93 Tigerama, Editors Tigerama, Staff 9 d Top Ten Senior Track, Spring 7 Track, Winter 6 VICA 121 WGBS 95 Winter Sports 51+ ■ Wrestling 61+ Year in Review 31+ p I For Reference Not to be taken from this library % 1