Hayfield Secondary School - Harvester Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1969 volume:

HARVESTER 1969 HAYFIELD HIGH-INTERMEDIATE FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA. 3 ACULTY 9 STUDENTS 34 2 f Cjj-hjzyy . (ZQ n uyyr-J -CAJ ’authorize 1 Staff Q r Advertiser -Advertiser written by photd to Artwork ' ’(Prfoti ' 4) be ! pSfper mar additional.) $2.00 mat 3 iismsm msssam HAYFIELD’S PAST AND PRESENT Although it is a new school, Hayfield has inherited an important history. It is located on the site of property which was originally owned by George Washington. After the Revolutionary War, he sold it to his cousin, Lund Washington, who had been manager of Mt. Vernon. It was Lund and his wife Elizabeth Foote Washington who built the lovely Hayfield Manor House in the late 1700 ' s. Although the house was destroyed by fire in 1917, its foundations still remain. Hayfield ' s name came from the spreading fields at the edges of its sweeping lawns. Also in the site was a formal boxwood garden that was planted by George Washington, and was said to be one of the finest in the state of Virginia. The famous sixteen-sided barn which stood on the property also burned in 1967. EUGENE F. WARE 6 OUR BEGINNINGS WERE OFTEN DIFFICULT BUT REWARDING Daring to begin . . . our first year at Hayfield is the story of a beginning. At first, there was nothing but an administration, a faculty, and a student body. Even with these prerequisites we could not call ourselves a school, but almost immediately, the spirit and ideas, these things which really make a school, began to be seen. Slowly at first, then with gathering speed, Hayfield gained an individuality, and we began to have pride. Our spirit gradually increased; it hit a peak when we finally moved into our own building in January. With our new building came the satisfaction of having a foundation from which we could develop, and the realization that our future could take any form and direction we wished. No matter what these beginnings mean to others, they are very meaningful to us. Whether successes or failures, we have begun. 7 8 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION The faculty is the framework of a school. They are what keeps the school going, the driving force. Perhaps the most trying problem the members of our faculty have had to face was the lack of available facilities in our host school. Although now settled and provided with better equipment, the faculty worked long hours and under great pres¬ sure in the beginning of the year. By working closely with the students, the faculty has given us the tools with which to acquire knowledge, the greatest gift of all. 9 Mr. Floyd W. Worley, Principal Confronted with the many problems of opening, organizing, and running a new school, our principal, Mr. Worley, has demonstrated what perserverance and determination can accomplish. These obstacles were compounded by the vastness of our school and the fact that the initial semester was spent in a host school, where facilities were cramped and activities hampered. With the invaluable assistance of Dr. Wilson, the school has become a success. Dr. James R. Wilson, Associate Principal 10 Mr. John G. Oliverio, Assistant Principal Mr. Lyman Warner, Assistant Principal Mr. Robert B. Leggat, Assistant Principal Mr. Eugene Puffenberger, Assistant Principal NR, PUFFI Mr. James O. Mays, Director of Activities Mr. Peter J. Visnich Administrative Assistant Mr. Richard J. Hurley, Director of Media 12 Phyllis Dillow and Doris Greene work hard in clinic. Mrs. Helen Heckert, Finance IBM officer, Mrs. Kate Wilkie. Our Secretaries Mrs. Bernice Liming, Mrs. June Cranford, Mrs. Patricia Langford, Mrs. Helen Heckert, Mrs. Celia Irvine, Mrs. Thelma Gilbert. Mrs. June Cranford, Mrs. Eleanor Mayhugh, Mrs. Helen Heckert, Mrs. Sallie Komar 13 sN . s � • Mrs. Shirley Aiken Mr. Franklin Cain Mrs. Virdie Ewan Mrs. Helen Huggins Mr. William Watts Mrs. Louise Young GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mr. Courtney Jones, Director of Pupil Service Mr. Jones works behind the scenes to se¬ cure better student teacher relationships through guidance counseling. 14 “No, Mr. Cain ' s not in. May I take a message? Mr. Kerlin amidst his D.E. class. READING AND SPECIAL ED. Nobody sleeps in Special Ed. class. Mr. Charles Hollis Mr. Jon Butler Mr. Robert Cavaiola Mr. Kermit Eide Mr. Theodore Feuerbach Excedrin headache number 4. MATH DEPARTMENT Mr. Bob Fleming My Hero!” Mr. Basil Gabbert 16 Mr David Magnuson Mr. Dennis Osborn Miss Rebecca James Mrs. Jannis Luter BROADENS HORIZONS Miss James works assuredly at the board. Teachers have fun, too. Mr. Charles Rembold Miss Linda Ritter Mr. Chris Vaganos Mrs. Pamela VanVoorhees 17 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The new elective English approach de¬ veloped by the department is centered around themes in various areas of Eng¬ lish literature and grammar. It enables students to select a theme of interest in which they try to achieve improve¬ ment in literary skills. Mrs. Stone, head of the English Department, displays her good disposition. Mr. David Greek Mr. Preston Haynie Mr. Dennis Howard Miss Judith Hudnall Mrs. Gail Kettlewell Mrs. Dorothy Martin 18 DEVELOPS NEW SYSTEM Mr. Gene Singleton Mrs. Rita Stone Mrs. Diana Vericella Mr. Christopher White You wouldn ' t dare! Sometimes I wonder if it ' s all worth it. 19 ESG DEPARTMENT OFFERS 20 WIDE RANGE STUDIES Mrs. Sarah Maltby Mr. Donald Miller So what! exclaims Mr. Singleton. Miss Florence Snyder Mr. Hilbert Wilkinson Mrs. Phyllis Yates 21 3 S LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Cynthia Allen Mr. John Daugherty Mr. William Martin Miss Sheila Sullivan Nichts Besonderes Class, put down your weapons! Now THIS is a Latin book Mrs. Virginia Thomason Mr. Guillermo Vallejos Mrs. Isabella Windham 22 Keys to success. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT 23 Mr. Jacobs moonlights as an announcer at a football game. Mr. Frank Benson And guess what you got on the test! - SOCIAL STUDIES What a day for a daydream . . . 24 Listen my children and you shall hear . . . DEPARTMENT To help the student understand the complex structure of our government and to widen his outlook of the world, the Social Studies Department offers a variety of courses. These courses help to stress the influence that every nation, its government and history, have on the world. The emphasis is placed on unity of all nations and the benefits achieved through universal’understanding and peace. One of Mr. Piazza ' s serious moments Miss Shirley Whiteman ' tUzL.V T- Mrs. Bonnie Habicht PHYSICAL EDUCATION Yes, sir, that ' s my name. Coach Fox! Mr. William Fox Mrs. Sarah Gardiner Mrs. Tanise Blais Mr. Joseph Crain 26 All right, spit that gum out, kid. DEPARTMENT The greatest test of a new school is being able to overcome the hardships of inadequate equipment, little equipment, or no equipment at all. Our ath¬ letes have responded to the challenge with the vigor that surges forth when most needed. Each student is made aware of the importance of phy¬ sical education and the role it plays in his life through the influence of the Physical Education Department. . v V Coach Walthall labors long hours. Mr. Robert Pruett Mrs. Billie Reynolds Mr. Ellett Scott Mr. James Walthall 27 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Brenda Aust Mrs. Jean Dundas Mrs. Connie Joyce Miss Arleen Shams The many homemaking skills taught to stu¬ dents through the Home Economics Depart¬ ment, will prove valuable to any girl in her future. They help prepare girls in the home¬ making skills of sewing, personal grooming, cooking, child care, and the social graces. The courses offered help to develop well rounded and skilled homemakers. Home Ec students work dilIigently. Home Ec ' s Icing City . 28 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Now first you take a pencil Mr. James Madorma Mr. French Bullington Mr. Bullington is caught without his usual jovial expression. Mr. Joel Rosen A woman ' s work is never done. THE FINE ARTS Miss Joan Bradley Miss Nancy Donnelly Mrs. Dorothy Ellis Mr. James Myers L The courses available in the Fine Arts Department help delvelop creative abilities and provide outlets for artistic ex¬ pression. Several successful pro¬ jects have been started to ex¬ tend the interest in the arts, such as plays, displays . . . etc. Although hampered by lack of equipment, the department has aroused a great show of student participation and interest. 30 V MUSIC DEPARTMENT “Thompson, you ' ve got a mind like a sieve! 31 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT EXPERIMENTS Mr. Ned Garber Mr. Edgar Harris Mr. James Humphrey 32 WITH NEW SYSTEM You see, Mr. Leggat, it ' s like this, says Mr. Harris. Mrs. Kathryn Keranen Mr. Lowell Koontz Mr. John Mooney Mr. Dieringer ' s famous line: Under¬ stand? Mr. Richard Murphy Mr. Colin Payne Mr. John Spencer Mr. Gary Yohe 33 W0 STUDENTS The students of Hayfield have all been actors in a great dramatic production. It was the production of one of the largest complexes for intermediate and high school students anywhere, and it was a pleasing perfor¬ mance. There was the rapid unification of the student body, a commendable adjust¬ ment at Edison, and an even finer adjust¬ ment at Hayfield. All this is something to cherish and to remember with pride. i • 35 FAIRFAX HALL President: Dee Silverthorn 36 SEVENTH GRADE Susan Adams Diana Adcock CHntoif’ATferi ,£jl en Almon d -Ga grqanne Ander s Paul Anderson Kenn eth A rnold Evelyn Arocho .Rodney Bagan Leslie Bain bridge Ronald Bank s Jean Barbour Earn Bell T+ieresa Bilbrey Deborah Blackwell Karen Blundon Mark Boldio Erna BoTton“ ' Patricia Bo wen Tim Boyer Jiillie Kay Boyette St even Brady Tony Brannan George Bray Cathy Breary Dolores Broe William Broomall Tawana Brown Qeborah Buck S a ncTraTJu me F George Butler J.ulie Butler usan Butler -Ja nnine Carlto n Jimmy Caudill 37 Willis Chancellor Kathleen C hapman Penny Liar - Elizabeth Clement Lvnne Collin s Lance Coscia Janice Crawford Bill Danner _Carolvn Davies DianneTUavis ' Roxanne Davis Laurie Delaire Sharon Dem int Kathy Denson John Desmond J ame 15evie rs Donna Dittmer tecky U omingue Wilson Donald Fred Dotso n Adrian Doyle Michele Eastridge Patti e Edso n ■Lei th Elder D ebbie EM iott ETieen English” Joyce ErTcIcson John Eskew 7 my F iebelkorn Anthony FieTcnm Brian Finnel l Steven Flem jna L jiura Fletcher T eresa FoJey BettyForbes Michele Fowler William Frazier Gary Freeman Norma Frye 38 am es Fu llerton lvfartFT3 ns -G hpry| Harria -4XkJu_£arland - B i11 Gentry Michael Gibbs _A[etha Golas MTEe GoT3 5 Samuel Gonzales G arQlGood PaulaGrahs . Vicki Graybill Psoa .Glger jtani Griffin JVIargaret Grif£io .George Grisw old RichairTRate ' Katie Harlow J3 jokey Harvev ■■ Bobby Hauth aj — D o nna LL gwe ' Nancy Heist Karen Hebchm an William Henry William Hicks Thomas Higgins Teresa Hill R rendaHirnes Ben Holmes Teresa Hudson pebra Hum phries OyeeddTiTchison Jon Ingle .Kennet h Karas Linda Kavanagtr John Kearney John Kelley Roger Kelley MicKael Kingrey 39 Joy Kop laski Steven Kopp Jea ri n yKnctfe Marie Lac y __Kobert Lacy -Terxy Lash Jeff LeatherTand JEoEnrtmara - Lee Litvinas — Ajnira Lopez Margaret Lott Jeannette Maclean Kathy Maclean jQh mtine Mentone —Mi ke MoCiain Jeffery MGDanie l Claudia McGhlt? Claudia Minnick - Martv Mittendorff Chris MorSn ' Cac v Nalls Michelle Newman ' Glenn Northrop James Noel Pamela O ' Cq nnar Charlene Owen ■ Pamela Owen — OJ iver () rn.r foiTf Alan Overton Barbara Pankey Kenitha Parsons .Jimmy Pastros. Anise Patton —S herry Peti tt William Phillips 40 Gary Rinehart Sharman Rinehar t Diana Rivera Je fferV Rivera Vicky Robbins RTmnTC-Rrsb ' e rts Palmer Rucke r Hollis Rutherford Hank Sanko_ _ Raymond Saxty Schmidt Sam Schneider Caren Scott aovia -Thomas Seward Pebble-Sexton John Shep herd Laurie Sherman Karen Shwab Ma ncySTcTa f o o s e JVIa rk Sie bert Karen Snyde} -.Steven Spaulding 41 - Charles Sprouse .Hon al.d Ste ele —Siielia StepTSh Betty TOckslayer Jay Stoller Brenda Stolts Susan Stribling Jack Sutpfiin . Nancy Tavlor -—Stanley Taylor Paul Thomas Terry Thompson Sue Titus Kyla Townsend David T rittipoe .KevTFI Tyler _ Betty Tyson - Mi c h aeTVen t o Hawk —any of a family of diurnal birds of prey (excepting eagles and vultures.) 42 Ray Whiti ev. Mjche le William s GeraTdTA mdt - ” Doris Winemiiler Steven Woodworth Randy Wright 43 EIGHTH GRADE Debra Able Carolyn Allen John Allen Donna Anderson Bob Arvin Terry August Deborah Autrey Susan Baker Virginia Banigan Kent Barrett Brenda Bass James Bearden Pam Beatty Elizabeth Bennett Cathy Berger Michael Bergeron Terry Bertrand i pura Bischofs Michael Bissette Richard Bliss J oe Bonifer Thelma Boozer Carmen Bostick Connie Bowen Denise Boyette Larry Breit Gail Briscoe Thomas Buckley Jerry Call .Gwen Campbell Sandy Cartwright -4efcua_Cash J Sandra Clark Ward Cash WilliarrTClipper Marian Cole Dianna Collins JV Uke Colum b us Cynthia ConraST ' Linda Conway John Cooper Charles Cosgrove 44 Adrien Cote jm cefcox ' John Criss Peggy CuncTfff Diane Darivoff £ dward Davis Sandy Davis James Dawson SheTiaTTefonde Ricky Delaire Brenda Diamond Loren Dick Teresa Dodson Russell Duncan RjiharcLBarp Brenda Edney Jody Edward -Lauxa JEiskant Kevin English Sandra Ennis Peter Everett Linda Farmer Richard Fea ganes Terry Feaganes Don Fineran Mitzi Finn Vicki Fletcher Harold Foster Roger Friend Michelle Fruge J athyGallahan . nTlardT rrffTF ' Kat hy Getzv Mike Goins Josh Golden Bruce Graham Robert Graham Sheryll Gratton Cary Gray Deletha Greer Robert Gregory 45 Suzy Guenthner Brenda Hagstrom Douglas Hall Karen Hall Sonia H all Janice Hamm _J_arry-Harder Lynn Harmon -Roger Harris Willis Hartford Karen Kartless Jack Haskins Denise Hauther - Dpi Haynes Lorie Heard Theodore Helm Michelle Herbsbuith Sonia Hernandez K av Hunte r ■timmy Himas . Ronald H ock Daniel HoTTandswortFT Theresa Holm Noah Hoover ,_Janet Hopkins Kenneth Horton ' Robert Huhimer Joe Hunter Sandra Izzo Andrew Jackson William Jackson Doris Jameson Doug Johnson John Jones _J 3avid Ka chur John Kay? Margaret Keck Howard Keller npnnic Klrlrl Ronnv Kirbv Norman KirT Alison Kreppein 46 Peggy Lacey Denise Lang Jeff Larrick jBrenda Larvie Mary Leckner Dale Lee Carol Lewis -Glenn Liming Jeffry Livesav . Richard Lloyd James Ludwick Rosie Lusk Robert Macan David Macdonald Wade Malaby Sylvia Manasco Elizabeth Manger -Michelle Mar on Rov Maupin Deborah Maxwell John M axwell Susan McCain Wayne McCleese ' ' ' Denise iVTcDcThlffT Helen McGhee t Larry M cGhee .Nancy Miller ' Dpn Mills ' Joann Mills Patty Mitchell Robert Mitton Sue Mison Mike Murphy y ' l TIke MTapfiy Michael ivaxoli Brenda Newville David Norfolk 2am unmtrCtrr Paul Osborn Daniel Owens 47 Inga Parris Richard Persinger Marie Pietzsch Brian Pinkerton Ronota Pittman Gary P olicastro David Powell Barbara Powers Roger Price Sheryl Price Bob Pullin uftin ' Mike Ruth Riley Kathy Rocherbaumer Sheila Rock Vilma Ros ad o Robroy Ros e LiTlian ' Ross Kim Runyijp Kathleen Ffyan Roxanna Schabo Rita Schulte tala Sears eegars Roseann Seelye Mark Sells George Shake - Ewa ‘thamhlh Robin Shewmaker Dee Silverthorn Milton Smith Cynthia Soria William Spurr Sharon Stepp Steve Stinnette tfra ry -giOIIP- ' 48 SandiStonpking Jerry Talberg Pam Tarlosky Alice Taylor Doreen Thomas Don Tilson Charlotte Travis Anna Upole John Vervan Beth Vickers Donna Voigt Jonny Wadsworth Kenneth Wahlmeier R ichard Walker Kenneth Ward Ruth Washin gton Joan Watson Sherry Wease .Sieve Weatherford Burrell Weaver Vickie Wedding Don Weiss Evelyn Welch Cynthia Walsh Kathy Whalen Robert White Linda Whitt Linda Williams E Ivin Wilson Holly Wilson Twila Wright Russell Young Rudy Zamora t Faye Zorefic JEFFERSON HALL , Top to bottom: President, Brad Brady; Secretary, Fran Windt; Vice President, Susan Schafe; Treasurer, Paula Luckey. 50 SEVENTH GRADE «Sgbert A very ' bancly A redid George BatTey Haroldymne Bailey Ricky Baker Robert Bardon Qay Barnes John Efgrrfff t Jud y Basham Geo rge Basho ' re Althea Bass Eddie Beahm Regina Bean Billy Berry ' Ellen Birckhead Deborah Bland Henry Boisvert Susan Bo lan d Jim Bonifer Sherri Booth Debra uWers (jlfloa-Bow ling Ron Boyd Billy Boykin Lloyd Bradford George Brannen Marsh a Bwedeo Janet Brownfield Pebra Buchanan Cvnthia Bull Greg Call Tommy Cameron 51 Mary Caprj pe Deborah Carroll John Carter Johnny Chizmar -Charles Chu mlay Colette Clapp Janice Curthj, Jofm- Oa VT? 5-jheila Davis GlorTaDeadmore Ronald Deavers T andy UeerinQ - Sharon Delo igr ■JohnBlTnnis Thomas Dennis DenrrrsdTewdrF ' gatricia Diaz_ Dennis Dickson Stanley Ellington K7T?rr=efffr I ay ne ■FFfts SusafTEndicott Victoria Epling 52 JLinda Esping Debra vans - TtoberT Evans Karen hasnacht A(ayne Feaganes Virgal i- ieias Marshall Fitzgerald Gracie Fletcher Xpyq F Joyri Davj d Fnlp y Lura Foster Kre-PTanks Emely Gutierrez Gary Guy GUTTGuyotoer k ro m Charles Hahl Paul Haines Mike Haney Beckie Hansen Kevi n Harney ’fpileTi Harris James Harris Robert Hartwell Peter Hellmann 53 John Hicks £aiil Higdon Dianne HirsT PauTTToag —■S-usan Hopkins (Jordon Horto n RichardTToWe— Jeffrey Hudson Marcia Humphreys Ktp p Hiitrhin nn Joel Iddins Brenda Jackson FTotrJarot5T ' Robert Jewell Diane Jeffries WeS fc y- Je ff r I e? Dennis JeT5spmo+6— l •—fcddi Jenkins dale, Jo hnson Denni s Johnso n — -SacaZlnhn so FT Shirley Johnson Jon ' joines Margaret Jonps Marsha Jones Sheme-Jg pes Timothy Jones Warren Jones ’ Jose Julia Qav4d ij £il£k Richard Karroli Patty Keith Mike Kelley Rodger Kells Will Kervahn J elvin Kim SherraXll’snt ielcT Norman Kisendaffer Helen Knight Stephen Kop laski )hn LarabeP 54 Deborah Larimer Donna Lawrenson Harold L awson jjnclaTeaKr ' E ranttTeonard Patricia Lewi N ancv L indstrom Edward LivenqoQ d Bg cky Lyons James Mace -1 MarleneMadaris Michael Maeda Deidre Maltese rsha ll Americo IViartf Carol Martin ■ Sandy Martin CatKerine Martyn _ IV1 i keJVI assie MTcFaeTMcA d o ry Susan M£Broom Kathleen McUlarren QaleJVIcCleese Robert McDavid Bill McDonald Deneise McGuire Linda McKee ■Dar,rrTl 7rpq Linda Mehon FranlTMendenhall Jerry Merwa J arr .M rfi ' man Elizabeth Mikhalevsky Sen Miller Cynthia Miller Pam Miller ills miFTTp ' IVIoaney Chris Moody uschkin 55 Elizabeth Myers DorisNancH 1 Debbie Newton Keilhjy ielse n Scott NTstle Barbara Nix Dorsye Parris Becky Parry Martha Pennington Theresa Perry Robert Persinger Tom Peyton Therese Nyman Patricia Oberkrom O ' Neil Jacqueline Phillips Robert Philpot Mnni pipt 7 Sc tu John Pinckney Robin Pittman llfi HPV.F oe Donnie Powe ll Leta Powell Pamel Powers Diana Price Jeanne Prisaznick .Ronald Procario 56 Joyce Rile y Elizabeth Risdon ' John HisSr Myrian Rivera Paul Rizzo 0 dTs R ose Pamela Rose Craig Rowdon Ehl iTqzjff r Linda htlT5pau§h Brenda Russaw Tom Sakellaris Pfiric Ravil le Eddie Schimpl ■ Arthur Scholl -Patricia Chuckv Seabolt Julie Sears Sandra Selmont Hen rv Sergent Roger ' Seward - Jacquelyn Shaeffer £eggy Schafer Kirn Shattuck C An n Marie Shaw j Lee Shephe rd B arbara Shifflett Donng J oy-Sb+mcbqck Joyce Silver 57 —Ricky Thieboll Phyllis Thornton Mitchelle Todd Deborah Topley -Jan Trainor Anthony Triggs Jeaoj iie Vic kers imjt Terri Wadswo rth 4 e b£arW ashingto n Jett vTatso n . _ Patricia Weeks PatrTcFWgtr Pamela Welch —Ron ald Weldo n Oscar WeTTs irbie Weston Cm3y WfiTfe . Laura Wilker son imieWlM ie Donald Williams Ginny William s Connie Wilson _ Mike Wood James Woodward Jyditb-Wisght Terri W rioht John Young 58 ivid Adkins SGHTH GRADE Deborah Baker John Ballarrtyne Deborah Banks Billy Barkwetl Steve Barry Michael Beavers Penny Beene Belinda BeM CgOTrard ender Teresa Bennett Sharon Berry Nelson Bishop Becky Boggess 4Q Mig_Bonbrake DojjgrroQvye o Catherine Bowling Nancy Bradley Brad ftrady William Brannen Debra Braun Bill Breault Edythe Brodowski Evon Brooks Jean Brooks Howard Brown Kevin Bruce Edwin Bunch Bill Butler .MeHada Cameron Danny Cart ' —-- Karen Carr Krista Carter Ward Cash b renda Cecil Darlene Clelland JpJ gn Clippe r Ridnard Cockroff Sylvia Coleman .Edward Collins KatlTy Cntlrns— r 59 Terry Cosc ia Robert Costanzo Karen Cottingham James Cox Mjke Cox Karen Crusfe Stuart Damron Carrie Davis ' Mike Davis Steve Day Joe Dellinger Theresa Derwin Bonnie Deviers Kenneth DeVor Darcy Dible John Dohne Cynthia Dommisse Debra Donner Katherine D’Orso Suzan Dowler Thomas Doyle Steve Drepperd An thony Dunford April Edwards- Susan Elliott John EIy_ Brenda Embrey Louise Entel ■ George Farmer Wanda Farr Faris Farwell Dixie Fish Chuck Forbes Jane Forsman James Fowler Karen Francois Diane Friend Gina Fuller Kathy Gardiner Raymond Gee Bonnie Gibson Mary GI ad hill 60 Debbie Good Lee Gorman V4£giQiaJit£gne Christie Griswald Pat Halnon ia Hankins Patricia Hansborough Steve Harney KarenTHartly David Hartman Debbli ' Hawes John Hays Carol Hernandez Sharon Hicks Alvin Hines Jeff Hobbs Jack Hoffman Debra Hoke Cheryl Hoover _ Joe Hu dson Althea Humbert Wess Huyett Priscilla Jackson Greg Jarvis Denise Jenkins Kathy Jennelle Randy Jewel Stephen Johnson Joe Jones Pat Kearney •Ja mes Keef er Karla KeHey— Caren Kemp Susan Kimmel Rickey Kirb y Karen L amb _ Gail Lappi Ricki Lawrenson David Lecorchic k BrendcTLelansky Margaret Leonard Alan Liddell 61 Debbie Lockhart Robert Logan -Bau ia Lucke v David Lumpkins Charles Lusk Mickey Lyles Susan Manci Linda Mantiply Brian Mason - Daniel Matheney — E-nrrest Matthew s Kathy Miy Linda McCall Dan McClarren era McDonald David McGhee James McGinty K at h I eenl 7rCQtjgrrey- Adam Mikilia Bert Miner -Andrea Mitrh pll [Diane WoWe Dale Natoli William Newman Vickie Newton -Mark Nidiglson Diane Noonan Patty O ' Brien Elizabeth Ochoa Steven Ochoa Patti O ' Connor Jami .Drav ec Juan Otero Philip Paley Diana Pennington Jannett Pittman Dougl as Powell Peggy Price Donna Prichard Gail Pulle n Tanya Pustay Judy Rackauskis 62 Connie Rackiey Daniel Reese Sharon Reese Joyce Riley Susan Risdon David Ritter Debbie Roberts Coretta Robertson Keith Robinson SKaTTrrrH(5ehrs Shari Rompilla Jeff Ross Susan Rulapaugh Kenneth Russell Sandra Saxty Sua n Schafe Denise Schneider Sandy Seaver Beth Seitzinqer Steven SsrTrYian Edgar Seward Judy Shenk Jerry Shepherd Kathleen Shields Jeanne Shimizu Keith Sickafoose Billy Simpson Kay Sloppy Donald Smith John Sovitsky Richard Spreitzer Gary Stasulis Carole Stewart Wayne Stockslager Robert Stover Debra Suttle Sharon Switzer Aleen Tausch Gayle Taylor Roger Tayior Roger Thomas Bil l Til l ery: 63 Jose Toro Maria Toro Audrey VanNorman William Verry Roberta Vipperman Richard WacIcTeTI Lydia Walter Patsy Ward Andy Watkin Theo Watkins CharvlWatson Patty Weadon Garnett Weatherford Norma Weckworth Lew Welge Kim Weller Linda Wharton Steve Whitaker Steve White Lin Wilford Jeoffrey Williams Johnny Williams Mary Williams Barbara Wilson Jr-rances Windt Jane Wipf Cathy Wyllie Keith Young Mike Yusas Sylvia Young Gerald Zimmerman NINTH GRADE Mike Abel Mark Alves Sandra Antes Roger Armstrong Mike Arnold Sharon Arnold Eric Atwood Robert Audet Wonda Ayers’ Sue Backstrom Wayne Bagan Rosalinda Bailey Donna Bangley Brenda Barrett John Basham Kenneth Beach Jill Beahm James Bean Elaine Bell Stephen Birkhead Rosalind Blanding Monica Boggess Toni Bolding Sharon Bosley Debbie Bowling John Bowling Pamela Boyle Linda Brazell Gary Breit 66 Marilyn Butler Karen Byrd James Cannon Sieglinde Carey David Carpenter Faye Chelton Lula Chumley Debbie Clark Mark Coffey Adele Coleman ludy Christensen bought the first Hayfield earbook. Melvin Coleman Joseph Como Debbie Comer Mike Cooper Nikki Cox Alan Crane Patty Daniel Janet Davis Ken Davis 67 Rhodes Davis Mike Deane Donna DeAngelis Robert Dellinger Debbie Demint Stephen Dick Bob Dionne Linda Drumm Pam Edgar Nancy Edge Toni Elliott Martha Entel Stephen Ewalt Becki Farnsworth Joseph Faulhaber Mary F ields Kenneth Fitzgerald Terry Fletcher Roger Foster Lynn Freitas Ted Fyock Kathryn Gaffney Paul Gagnon Kimeth Gardner Karin Garretson Kathi Gogan Don Goode Richard Grahn Adele Griebling Reynolds Grimes 68 Steven Guy Mary Hahl Fred Hamilton Robert Hammersley Mary Jo Harlan Sandy Harley Donna Harris Kathryn Hartley George Hatton David Hays Still busy?? Amy Hazard Charles Head Kurt Heine Mike Henchman Gordon Henderson Brenda Henson Peter Henson Teresa Hicks Deborah Higdon 69 HAYFIELD AND EDISON SHARE SCHOOL Thomas Hobbs Norma Hoskins Edward Hudson Robert Hull Dorothy Hurley Ron Hurst Kathy Irving Kathryn Izzo Sharon Jansen Linda Johnson Lynda Karas Doug Kavanagh Michael Kirk Janice Kirshfield Roger Kneale Mary Kridle Bernard Kye Jerry Lankford Faith Larabee Paula Lelansky Ralph Little Vince Litvinas Cindy Lowery Roger Lynn Rhonda Lyons Linda Lytle Connie Mann Kim Martin Betty Matheney Mickey Mathews 70 Mickey Matthiesen Douglas McCarron Jill McDaniel Keith McDavid Deborah McGhee Lynn McKay Richard McKee Sfiaron McKeown Timothy McMiIlan Walter Mead Jay Meads Linda Merna Martin Mickles Barry Miller Glen Miller Marsha Miller Mark Mitchell Ron Mixon Sheila Mizelle Bruce Morrell Joan Myers Bernie Nadeau 71 Carm Natoli Diana Newville Timmy O ' Brien Pat O ' Connor Douglas Owen Dawn Painter Kimberly Paladino Joey Paras Robin Penick Gail Petty Debbie Peyton William Phillips Carl Piper Susan Poorbaugh Phi! Pullen . i % Randy Rantz Theresa Rappleyea Patricia Rawa Donna Reed Donald Reid Laura Reid Jean Rizzo Dana Root Lissette Rosado Our auditorium? 72 Bruce Rose Joy Rose Robert Rosenbaum Gail Ross Buck Russell John Sayers Gary Scholl Don Scott Nancy Scott Bill Shake Vicki Shepherd Karen Sherman Barbara Simpson Elizabeth Simpson Alan Smith Betty Spangler Edwin Spencer Linda Staats Patrick Stepp William Stewart Ricky Stone John Tansill Bill Taylor Deborah Taylor Al Thompson Darshia Thornton Marcia Tyler Melinda Vavra Harvey Vermillion Janice Vosburg 73 Billy Wade Laurie Wade Eddie Walker Archie Watson Shelley Weaver Deborah Weiss Warren Wesley Kenneth Westberg Janet White Rex Wiggs Michael Wilkins Brenda Williams Margaret Williams Marsha Williams Mischelle Wilson John Wise Chris Wright Ann Zulkowski 74 TENTH GRADE No w!os;tye thmefour, awl%gued Bill Arnold Lilly Bailey Frank Bashore Joseph Beard Sue Bekius Michael Benko Gina Bischofs Marilyn Blair Myra Boggess Linda Bosley Peter Bowden Jerry Bowers Nancy Bradley Karen Braymer 75 $11,000 IN MAGAZINES TOPS EDISON Wayne Carr Peter Chapelle Nicole Clarac Joe Clark Sandy Clary Sarah Clement Ruth Conard JamesTJooeland Mary Coppa Terry Crane 76 Pamela Crawley Tommy Currin Rusty Davis Orpheus Deaver Janet Deegan Bill Demint Margaret Deviers Debbie D ' Orazio Mike D ' Orso Alana DuBois Barbara Dunn LuVonne Dupree Bonnie Edward Duane Eiskant Diane Ellis Darlina Embrey Bunch ' s Beauties 77 Kitty Emrico Mark Endicott Charles English Clarice Evans Donna Fiebelkorn Lynn Forsman Ray Frantz Jerry Fuller Patricia Galvan My better side? Charles Gardiner V Billy Giuffrida Linda Gonzales Linda Graul Willie Grimes 78 Tom Groves Eunice Hagstrom Brooks Hall Alex Half Lou Hansborough Terry Harder Jane Hardt John Harney Lois Hartman John Haugh II Bonnie Hawkins Nell Henry Valerie Hogsett Patricia Hyatt Gail Jameson Judy Jameson Dawn Jarvis Henry Jenkins Deborah Jones PaulJuraschek 79 Mindy Killen Susan King Kathie Kinnard Susan LaRock Linda Larvie Patty Lash Evelyn Lawson Gary Leonard Dana Kees Sidney R. Killebrew Sara Trainor gazes impassively into the camera lens: I know there ' s no film in there! 80 Wayne McGogney Gail McHaffa George Menefee Denise Miller Geoffrey Moody Carol Muglia Kenny Mullen Teresa Murphy Donna Myrick Bonnie Nowak 81 BONNIE GRANTHAM FIRST SCA PRESIDENT Mary Perry David Platt Keep off the grass? Tom Reese Vicki Polley Ken Proctor James Raines Yolanda Ramirez Steve Rantz Betsy Reeder „■� V ' George Riser 82 Richard Seeley Ralph Selmont Cheryl Shank Jeffrey Shepherd John Thompson Michael Thompson 83 Frank Tibbs Bob Tuohy Michael Tyson Nicholas Verhey Linda Voigt Joseph Walter Michael Walton Susan Ward Libby Webster Debbie Welsh Linda White Pamela Wilkerson Bramuel Williams Trey Williams Edna Wilson Mark Winslow Melvin Wood Duane Wright Eric Yusas Jurgen Zukowski 84 LAYFAYETTE HALL OFFICERS: Debbie Jones, Tom Payne, Robin Evans, and Linda Rowden. NINTH GRADE Roland Adkins Debbie Anderson Joanne Anderson Michelle Arnold Glenn Asbury Alan Atwood David Audet Helen Aylor Sandra Bailey Paula Bainbridge Robert Baker Hank Bashore Alan Bass Bobby Bass Gregory Bass Jack Beahm Rosemarie Beckwith Don Bernhardt Annamarie Boland Alice Booker John Boucher Tony Bowers Dorothy Boyette Allen Bridges Sheila Bridgland Richard Buckner Jim Burrows Theresa Butler Bill Callan Misty Calloway 36 Joanne Carlton Raymond Carpenter Judy Christensen Bill Chumley Denise Clapp Debbie Coates Sue Colangelo Marilyn Columbus John Corkery Patrick Cowart Students work diligently preparing for open¬ ing day. Dorothy Cox Chris Crawley R ichard Cronan Betty Cross E laine Darivoff Pamela Davis Randy Davis Rex Davis Wayne Davis Scott Deane Jennifer Deem Jim Dick 87 Kenny Dickson R ichard Donaldson Jeanne Drucker Cheryl Dunigan Dorothy Edson Mike Edson Ann Endicott Debbie Faraldo Michael Farnum Laura Farwell Mike Finnell Kathryn Fleck Kim Flinchum Ernest Forrest Wanda Francois Michael Gaffney Linda Gardner Ronald Gavin Kathy Gentry Cheryl Gibbs Mary Giuffrida Michael Gordon Teresa Goss Henry Greene Take a picture; it lasts longer! 88 Jackie Griffith David Gurley Otto Gutierrez Raymond Hall Lynn Hardtke Michael Harmon Ann Harris Vickey Harrison Kathy Haver Linda Heckert Gary Hedges Clyde Henderson Benny Hendrix Kathy Henry James Hensley Steven Herbert Barbara H icks Debbie Hirst Jim Hitch Steve Hoagland Steve Holm Patricia Howe Robert Huddlestone Donna Iddins Gail Irving Jeff Jameson Sally Jewell Patty Johnson George Jones Miguel Julia 89 Gary Keefer Willard Keith Loretta Kencitzski James Koca Carolyn Lacy Jeffrey Lawhorne Kim Leach Wayne Lindamood Karen Livesay Ralph Lopez Pamela Lynch Susan Lyons Myra Malcom Kathi Martin Kyoko McCrary Nancy McCready Linda McDaniel David McDowell Rocky McGhee Kathi McGuire Robert McMullen Mike Meade Jane Middleqoff Andrei Mikhalevsky Debbie Miller Howard Miller Susan Miller Stan M ittendorff Jim Moran Clifford Morrissett 90 Arthur Nalls Diane Nash Debbie Nichols Keith Ortiz Emma Otero Amos Overton John Pascale Michele Paladino Susan Patino Debbie Pearson Hayfield ' s first dramatic production. Jeanne Petitt Shirley Phelps Henry Pierce Lee Pierce Michael Plaugher Malcolm Powell James Price Michael Quinn Barbara Racherbaumer Lynne Rankin Marlyn Reamy Crawford Reed 91 Carolyn Reeder Steve Rekas Michael Reynolds Pat Rhodes Richard Rogers Anita Rose Bonnie Rose Bruce Rosenwasser Vickie Scarborough Mark Schipono Judy Scofield Kathy Sellman Richard Selmont Marsha Shepherd Maureen Shields Pamela Shirley Lucinda Simpson Paula Smallwood Denaki Smith Oveta SmltTi Bernard Sovitsky Ernest Spalding Valerie Spittle Charles Starr 92 Larry Stevens Donald Stinnette Kim Stratton Syble Struder William Sullivan Jeanne Sutphin Michael Tansill Kathy Taylor Mark Thomas John Tiano Terrie Trapnell Linda Traster Sheliah Uhlfelder Bill Van Norman Kevin Vickers Gina Vithoulkas Linda Wahlmeier Richard Washburn Patti Wate Terry Weaver Chris Whitmire Elaine Williams David Wilson Arnold Wray John Yetman Janice Young Mimi Zablackas Alice Zoretic 93 TENTH GRADE t Doris Ball Dale Barnes James Baskin Anne Becker Ronnie Bell James Bergin Melinda Bland Alfred Benko Janet Beyer John Bodkin 94 Paul Bull Valerie Bullock Thomas Bunch Debbie Campbell Darryl Carson Warren Chapman Donna Butler Raymond Capuria 95 i Linda Chelton Bruce Clark Patricia Clark Rose Marie Collier Debra Collins Karen Collins Donald Cooke Mary Jo Cooper William Cosgrove Colleen Coughlin ; m supposed to be taking this picture! Cynthia Cox Becky Crowder Donna Cummings Robert Curran Debbie Darley Cindy Davis 96 Super seven . . . Don Davis Stephen Davis Greg Deal Bonnie DeAngelis Mayumi Delaney Pam Dell Richard Delozier Joseph Diaz Ricky Diaz Leah Dible David Dodd Janet Dow Megan Dowler Brian Duncan Allen Edge Tamara Edney 97 David Platt never gives any answers!! Chris Gardiner Judy Gardiner Bobby Ghetti James Gogan Dona Gordon Bonnie Grantham Joanne Gray Tom Greer Debbie Gundling Mary Hailey 98 Gary Haines Dora Hall Rebecca Hall Jeffrey Hand Pamela Hansen -JDavid Harvey ' Ann Harmon Mary Ellen Harvey Bonita Hernandez Louis Hernandez f. ' S.; Gail McHaffa never gives any answers!! Debra Hollandsworth Karen Hreha John Hudson Mike Hughes Ferol Humphrey Joanne Jameson 99 OPENING DAY-HOME AT LAST Georgia Janes Robert Johnson Daniel Jones David Jones Deborah Jones Robert Jones Brenda Lawhorne Jane Lear Robert Lee Betty Lipscomb Debbie Lovett Jim Mangum Donna Martin Robert Martin Jean Matthiesan George McDonough Pat McGoye Wanda JVletzger Donna Minnick Sharon Murphy Don Nay Jenifer Northrop Rebecca Nutter Leesa Nye Kevin O ' Donnell Faith Owens 101 ORANGE CREATION” -A BIG FIRST. Thomas Payne Jewell Pennington Donald Phelps Linda Piper Ray Poorbaugh Holly Pope Fred Prevenslik Debbie Pullin Ralph Quallich Ken Rawa I Don Reed James Reed Deborah Relyea James Richmond Money! Money! 102 Billy Rock Sherry Roland Cindy Ross Linda Rowdon Candy Rowe Jenny Runyon A Hershery Bar for the winner. Thomas Sampson Tom Schulte Ricky Segovia Michael Siler Danny Saville Barbara Schuster Roy Setliff Kathy Simons George Smith Linda Smith 103 . . . until after dark??? Debbie Stepien Barbara Stolts Marsha Strickler Alfred Sullivan Pat Terry Gary Thomas Pam Thomas Phillip Toven Debbie Triggs Conni Tucker Joey Tucker Dave Tully 104 f Lawrence Uhlfelder Deborah Walker Marsha Weston Ronald Walker Louis Wallach Bob Walters Carol Watson James Wease Shelley Weeks Sara White Beth Wilbourne Marla Williams David Wilson Jerry Windisch Roger Wrenn Dennis Zielinski Arlene Zintel 105 106 SPORTS To accomplish we have to strive. . .To succeed we have to practice. . .To win we have to hustle. . .To lose we have to accept. . .To be the top we must have pride. . .Through pride we learned to strive, practice, hustle, and to accept. CHEERING SQUAD Row One Co-captains Pam Dell and Donna Martin. Row Two Cindy Ross, Cindy Davis, Donna Cummings. 108 Donna Butler, Libby Webster, not pictured—Sara Trainor SPARKS ENTHUSIASM 109 JV FOOTBALL Hayfield Opponent win Yorktown forfeit 12 Edison 6 0 Ft. Hunt 33 12 Mt. Vernon 12 20 Groveton 0 0 W. Springfield 24 14 Lee 6 7 T.C. Williams 12 Fullbacks: F. Bashore, J. Copeland, K. O ' Donnell Quarterbacks: R. Setliff, M. D ' orso, R. Cosgrove 110 Front: T. Schulte, Manager; Row One; B. Clark, A. Hall, M. Maron, J. Thomas, H. Jenkins, M. D ' Orso, R. Bell, D. Harvey, R. Mays; Row Two: L. Uhlfelder, J. Bergin, G. Deal, R. Armstrong, B. Steele, J. McDonald, K. O ' Donnell, J. Mangum; Row Three: R. Frantz, R. Davis, J. Tucker, M. Wood, D. Davis, J. Baskin, R. Setliff, P. Bull; Row Four: R. Cosgrove, B. Arnold, D. Reed, D. Nay, D. Scott, B. Rowe, D. Eiskant, C. English; Row Five: S. Raines, S. Larrick, F. Bashore, T. Currin, R. Wren, S. Copeland, R. Poorbaugh. Not pictured: C. Bowen. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Sometimes I wonder about those freshmen . . . Front: T. Fyock, Manager; Row One: S. Herbert, B. Gallan, S. Dick, D. Bean, R. Gavin, R. Dionne, P. Henson; Row Two: M. Arnold, R. Davis, 0. Gutierrez, R. Rogers, G. Hoag, R. Hammersley, H. Greene, Row Three: R. H uddlestone, M. Thomas, H. Bashore, R. Donaldson, B. Van Norman, S. Wiggs, M. Plaugher. SCHEDULE Hayfield Opponent 24 Falls Church 26 17 W. Springfield 25 14 Jefferson 34 20 Lee 28 17 Edison 29 8 Ft. Hunt 32 16 Marshall 30 29 Groveton 13 15 Stuart 25 6 Mt. Vernon 40 112 113 Row One: D. Read, B. Barrett, P. Rhodes, J. Blair, S. Ashey, J. Beyer, M. Strickler-Manager. Row Three D. Darley, B. Hawkins, H. Pope, C. M. Boggess, D. Nash, K. Gogan, S. Lacy. Row Two. D. Hirst, S. Jansen, Watson, D. Stepien, D. McGhee, P. Thomas, and Mrs. Gardiner, coach. J. Rizzo, S. Weeks, D. Lowry, D. Gundling, J. Vosburg, S. Backstrom, GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY Hayfield Opponent 1 0 2 3 0 win Groveton W. Springfield Mt. Vernon Ft. Hunt Edison Lee 0 0 1 0 0 forfeit Hayfield Tournament Opponent 0 Oakton 1 0 Fairfax 0 0 Madison 0 114 Mrs. Gardiner giving the team a pep talk. You ' re not worried about the game, are you Debbie? J.V. Basketball: L to R: T. Williams, D. Platt, Captain; R. Paton, W. Chapman, D. Barnes, R. Cosgrove, H. Cruse, J. Hensley, R. Setliff, R. Steele, K. O ' Donnell, J. Harney, M. D ' Orso, Mr. Fox, Coach; Not pictured — J. Clark, Captain; D. Nay, T. Payne, Manager. JV BASKETBALL Hayfield Opponent 39 Groveton 52 51 Lee 67 34 Edison 54 37 W. Springfield 79 58 Oakton 67 45 Ft. Hunt 66 52 Mt. Vernon 47 42 Annandale 47 55 Herndon 34 25 Falls Church 43 31 Mt. Vernon 51 34 Jefferson 61 45 Groveton 59 37 Edison 40 45 W. Springfield 49 54 Lee 72 51 Ft. Hunt 61 43 McLean 40 116 117 18 FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Hayfield Opponent 23 Groveton 49 27 Lee 38 19 Edison 30 41 W. Springfield 66 34 Ft. Hunt 52 22 Mt. Vernon 33 28 Groveton 64 25 Edison 55 — W. Springfield Forfeit 36 Ft. Hunt 42 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First Row: V. Steffens, E. C. Morrissett, R. Cupka JVL Powell—Manager. Missing from Forrest, B. Shake, S. Herbert, S. Rekas. Back Row: Mr. picture: R. Gavin, R. Rogers, D. Stinrfette, M. Thomas. Harris—Coach, A. Como, J. Meads, J. Dick, C. Fisher, 119 GIRLS BASKETBALL Row One: L. Gonzales—Manager, B. Rose, J. Able, H. Pope, L. Bland—Captain, W. Metzger, P. Thomas, S. Bekins, P. Lelansky—Manager. Row Two: J. Beyer, L. Staats, S. Miller, S. Ashey, M. Kridle, S. Lacy, M. Strickler, Mrs. Habicht—Coach. Row Three: A. Harris, V. Scarborough. SCHEDULE Hayfield Opponent 21 Edison 17 23 Mt. Vernon 19 13 Groveton 8 17 Jefferson 39 24 Madison 20 18 Falls Church 34 20 Ft. Hunt 32 25 Lee 22 24 Springfield 20 TOURNAMENT 21 Lee Varsity 26 8 Marshall Varsity 46 121 122 Hayfield Opponent 24 Falls Church 26 17 W. Springfield 25 14 Jefferson 34 20 Lee 28 17 Edison 29 8 Fort Hunt 32 16 Marshall 3 0 29 Groveton 13 15 Stuart 25 6 Mt. Vernon 40 DkMti L to R: B. Clark, S. Bradley, L. Uhlfelder, J. McAleese, A. Hall, J. Thomas, M. Maron, D. Davis, B. Hall, R. PQorbaugh, J. Raines, J. Copeland, Mr. Pruitt, Coach; Not pictured: R. McKee, S. Dick, O. Deavers. TENNIS 124 f Row One: R. Grimes, H. Bashore, Mr. Yohe, Coach. Row Two: W. Wesley, T. Weaver, H. Miller, K. Brechtbill, J. Pascare, K. Ortiz, V. Steffens, D. Kavanagh. Although Hayfield ' s tennis team was only organized this year and they did not have a set schedule to follow, they did scrimmage several schools this year to gain experience. This experience will help them next year when they will play a full schedule. 125 TRACK Date Opponent 4 3 W. Spring. JV 4 10 Ft. Hunt JV 4 15 Bishop Ireton JV 4 17 Edison JV 4 21 St. Stephens JV 4 24 Mt. Vernon JV 4 28 Hammond B 5 1 Episcopal 5 1 Lee JV 5 5 Episcopal B 5 8 Annandale JV 126 Row One: J. Sovitsky, L. Uhlfelder, J. Bergin, D. Dodd, G. Henderson, P. Shirt, B. Shake, C. Crawley, M. Farnum, Row Two: M. Gaffney, C. Fisher, R. Gavin, V. Litvinas, R. Hammersly, R. Audet, K. Davis, M. Wood, Row Three: M. Johnson, F. Davis, L. McFadden, M. Maron, R. Armstrong, S. Holm, G. Bass, M. Schipono, W. Lindamood, Row Four: J. Selmont, J. Hand, R. Paton, D, Eiskant, M. Endicott, M. Matthews, S. Dick, Row Five: A. Crane, D. Carson, J. Copeland, P. McGirk, F. Bashore, J. Thomas, J. Tucker, J. Windisch, Row Six: B. Taylor, J. Baskin, K. Proctor, R. Little, B. Baker, M. Gorden, H. Greene, T. Reese, Row Seven: S. Hobbs, Manager; B. Johnson, R. Mays, K. Heine, M. Alves, Manager; Row Eight: M. Arnold, B. Rose, J. Hensley, K. McDavid, P. Chapelle. 127 BASEBALL Date Opponent 4 14 Open 4 16 Ft. Hunt 4 18 Lee 4 21 W. Springfld 4 23 Lee 4 25 Mt. Vernon 4 28 Edison 4 30 Groveton 5 2 Open 5 5 W. Springfld 5 7 Edison 5 9 Groveton Row One: S. Bradley, R. Segovia, P. Henson, J. Harney, S. Dean, F. Prevenslik, Row Two: P. Stepp, Manager; B. Huddlestone, B. Steele, D. Scott, J. McAleese, A. Hall, D. Davis, A. Breed, D. Reed, Manager; Row Three: Mr. Jacobs, Coach; D. Barns, M. Thomas, D. Stinette, R. Setliff, C. Morriset, M. Quinn, J. Gogan, Mr. Spencer, Coach; 128 129 SOFTBALL Row One: M. Strickler, S. Bekius, V. Scarbough, A. Harris, J. Abel, Row Two: Mrs. Blais (Coach) J. Young, J. Vosburg, S. Paladino, C. Whitmire, Manager: E. Metzger. Bailey, S. Ashey, L. Gonzales, M. Boggess, Row Three: B. Edward, K. C. Sims, S. Lacy, Row Four: L. Bland, R. Bailey, H. Pope, M. Weston, 130 ■NH Date Opponent 4 15 Lee 4 17 Ft. Hunt 4 22 Edison 4 24 Springfld. 4 29 Groveton 5 1 Herndon 5 6 Bye 5 8 Oakton 5 13 Mt. Vernon 131 132 ACTIVITIES Extra curricular activities provide the student both with an enjoyable pastime and an educational opportunity. Through their various clubs and organ¬ izations, the students gain insight into their interests and learn to work with others. 133 Faced with the problem of initiating a completely new system of student government, the SCA has shown that is is proficient in organizing the stu¬ dent body. Having to make the sub¬ school concept work, the SCA pres- I ident and the individual subschoo! officers have labored diligently in making the SCA a success. Mr. Miller, Sponsor; Bonnie Grantham, School President; Miss Habicht, Sponsor. HAYFIELD’S PIONEERING SCA The Executive Council, made up of the sub-school president and the Hall, Brad Brady; School President, Bonnie Grantham; Madison Hall, school president, consisted of: Fairfax Hall, Dee Silverthorn; Jefferson Steve Rantz; Lafayette Hall, Robin Evans. 134 Jefferson Hall Officers: Fran Windt, Secretary; Susan Schafe, Vice President; Brad Brady, President; Paula Luckey, Treasurer. FIRST SCHOOL OFFICERS ELECTED Fairfax Hall Officers: Debbie Blackwell, Secretary; Dee Silverthorn, President; Jim Fullerton, Vice President; Pam Owen, Treasurer. Madison Hall Officers: Gail McHaffa, Treasurer; Evelyn Lawson, Vice President; Steve Rantz, President; Laurie Maltes e,Secretary; Lafayette Hall Officers: Tom Payne, Treasurer; Linda Rowden, Vice President; Robin Evans, President; Debbie Jones, Secretary; 135 Row One: S. Endicott, R. Root, S. Rompilla, G. Abeyta, L. Wilford, J. Riley. Row Two: K. Cottingham, K. Alves, D. Pritchard, K. Sloppy, T. Copeland. Row Three: J. Hoffman, S. Gaul, l l. Bishop, R. Evans. JEFFERSON s c A FAIRFAX Row One: K. Racherbaumer, D. Dominque, L. Collins, M. Maron Denson, T. Dodson, H. Rutherford, K. Elder, M. Murphy, P. Tarlosky,’ F. Mendenhall: Row Two: K. L. Bischofs, L. Heard. 136 Row One: K. Gogan, S. Jansen, D. Lowry, J. Rosenwasser, C. French; Row Two: C. Schnabel, D. D ' Orazio, T. Williams, B. Arnold, S. Ewalt, M. Henchman, V. Shepherd. MADISON LAFAYETTE Row One: D. Cummings, P. Dell, C. Ross, C. Rowe, D. Nichols; Row Two: D. Dodd, B. Hernandez, J. Northrop, M. Zablackas, T. Goss, T. Butler, D. Harvey. P R S E N T A T i V Miss Shams, Sponsor; D. Silverthorn, C. Dommisse, S. Manci, F. Windt, J. Ballantyne. mmrntm MBS mamnuik £SB hs pal GUIDES EXTEND WELCOME Host and Hostesses Club hold meeting. The Guides, made up of both In¬ termediate and High school stu¬ dents, was established to greet and show visitors around our new school. On Back-to-School night, they did a magnificient job in directing the parents from class to class. 138 STUDENT-TEACHER ADVISORY COUNCIL The Student Teacher Advisory Council has been instrumental in promoting good relations between the faculty, the students, and the parents. Taking the problems of the students to the faculty and discussing them objectively, this group has helped to bring about good student teacher relations. Joey Tucker, Jenna Northrop, Bob Tuohy. Row One: H. Bashore, S. Lacy, K. Hreha, C. Gibbs, E. Wilson, V. Hogsett; Row Two: R. Rogers, P. Jurashek, M. Powell, R. Gavin. T. Payne. Not Pictured: Judy Rosenwasser. 139 FRENCH CLUB Paul Jurashek and Sharon Murphy discuss French Club news with Miss Sullivan. Row One: S. Murphy, J. McDaniel, B. Hernandez, C. Simpson, M. Strickler, G. Haines, R. Dellinger, B. Farnsworth, J. Pennington, M. Tyler, A. Hazard; Row Two: M. Hahl, W. Grimes, J. Hardt, D. Cum¬ mings, E. Darivoff, P. Jurashek, M. Williams, C. Shank, C. Turner, K. Hartley, M. Zaglackas, D. Gundling, C. Watson, A. Griebling, D. Fieble- korn. The French Club has added both to the knowledge and enjoyment of its members. Through various activities, the members of the French Club have increased their knowledge of the French people as well as of their language. By raising money through various activities and studying the French culture, the club has made good its purpose. 40 Row One: B. Brown, Historian; C. Coughlin, Secretary; L. Hartman, Mr. Martin, Sponsor; B. Shuster, T. Grover, B. Nowak. President; M. Blair, Vice President: K. Sherman, Treasurer. Row Two: German Club holds meeting. The German Club, since its organization in the beginning of the year, has sponsored many activities such as parties and Christmas carol¬ ing. The club has also afforded its members with a chance to learn more about German speaking peoples, their culture and language. GERMAN CLUB DEBATE AMONG FIRST CLUBS FORMED What the heck is the negative team doing? The Debate Club was begun in the spring before the first year at Hayfield. Member¬ ship was not large enough to form a J.V. team, but both negative and affirmative debated a varsity schedule bravely. Although the team did not accumulate a large number of wins, their debating im¬ proved considerably during the season. Row One: P. Juraschek, Captain; S. Rantz, President; M. Entel, D. Pullin. Row Two: Mr. Forsythe, Coach; L. Forsman, A. Mikhalevsky, Miss Hudnall, Sponsor. Miss Fludnall looks on as Paul Juraschek prepares to give a speech. 142 I N T R M E D I A T E Check! ' ' RADIO CLUB The Radio Club has afforded its members a chance to learn about radios and related electronics. Its members have been given a chance to become Ham Radio Operators and by working with each other have learned more about this interesting field. Row One: K. Fowler, J. Sovitsky, P. Haines, S. Keefe, W. Moser, G. Rinehart, A. Overton, R. Spreitzer, J. Mace, Mr. Benson, Sponsor. Row One: D. Brown, President; D. Kamisky, R. Quallich, T. Groves, R. Froster; Row Two: B. Stewart, C. Piper, R. Lopez. 143 Our old Yearbook and Newspaper room? Row One: P. Hansborough, P. Halloran, P. Leonard, M. Leckner, N. Heist, S. Boland, G. Windt. Row Two: D. Baker, K. Sloppy, B. Tillery, L. Westburg, E. English, J. Kridle, M. Griffin, N. Weston, D. Howard (Sponsor). Row Three: D. Banks, B. Domingue,P. Beene, K. Denson, J. Bonifer, E. Collins. INTERMEDIATE NEWSPAPER STAFF 144 Row One: B. Stolts, J. Lear, L. White, G. Janes, C. Tucker; Row Two: M. Killen, C. Shank, L. Rozier, M. Hughes, M. Williams, K. Sherman, M. Weston, D. Myrick. HERITAGE Communication is the backbone of progress. Therefore, with newspapers as capably and expertly produced as those of the past year, no standard of achievement is beyond reach. To this extent, the student body gives thanks to a most deserving staff. 145 HARVESTER STAFF 1 ' . ■mu •� ' ’ I ■ •• S H ' IhhmmmiiH ' N «i M v j huhmuiiimmM I Itlllllttlll «• General Yearbook Staff: S. Uhlfelder, R. Evans, B. Hernandez, M. Photography Staff: E. Collins, T. Payne, J. Bodkins. P. Chapelle. Zablachas. Row One: T. Bunch, Business Manager; T. Payne, Sports Editor, Row Two: E. Collins, Intermediate; B. Reeder, Layout Editor; J. Bodkin, Editor; D. Pullin, Editor; G. McHaffa, Faculty Editor; S. Rantz, Student Picture Editor; Not Pictured: J. Rosenwasser, Activities and Student Life Editor. Business Staff: Row One: M. Borum, L. Rowden, J. Northrop, C. Schnabel, C. French, L. Forsman; Row Two: P. Juraschek, D. Stratton, K. Braymer, Tom Bunch, Business Manager; C. Gibbs, A. Gribling, W. Grimes, D. Bernhardt. Intermediate Yearbook Staff: Row One: L. Collins, D. Hoke, D. Silverthorn, E. Collins, E. Brodowski, P. Halnon; Row Two: P. Tarlosky, D. McDaniel, P. Beene. The members of our first yearbook staff have been confronted with the ageold problem of starting something new. The staff was faced with what seemed insurmountable obstacles—a total lack of experience, a late start, and poor facilities. Yet, layouts were made, copy typed up, and dead¬ lines met. All this would not have been possible without the help of our sponsor, Mrs. Diana Vericella. 147 Row One: T. Payne, C. Shank, C. Tucker, D. Harvey, C. Coughlin; Row Two: P. Chapelle, M. Arnold, A. Smith, P. Juraschek, D. Juraschek. Photography Club members improved techniques and submitted pictures to the yearbook and news¬ paper. Film. . .lenses. . .say cheese! PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Chess Club: Mr. Rosen, Sponsor, R. Killebrew, R. Washburn, R. Lee, G. Haines. CHESS CLUB Chess Club fostered an interest in the game and gave members mental exercise. Books. . .bishops. . .checkmate! 148 SCIENCE CLUB Members of the science club probe into the myste¬ ries of our planet, discovering the many wonders of nature. In their activities, they are not only exam¬ ining what is known,but contemplating the unknown. The Science Club performs an experiment? Row One: P. Halnon, P. Luckey, T. Pustay, D. McDaniel, E. Schafe, S. Rompilla, K. D ' Orso; Row Three: B. Hoimes, D. English, D. Sisbarro, C. Welsh; Row Two: M. Maron, Mrs. Curran, B. Brady, S. Brady, J. Sovitsky, J. Ballantyne Keranen, Sponsor: L. Conway, V. Fields, M. Fruge, S. 149 Row One: E. Simpson, S. White, P. Wiltse, P. Lelansky, W. Ayers, M. Coleman, S. Lacy, H. Hylor, J. Middlecoff, P. Davis, N. Hoskins, S. Lacy, S. Ward, E. Lawson, L. Graul; Up the Stairs: B. Nutter, B. Wilbourne, J. Scofield, W. Francois, M. Brown, D. Carson, L. Freitas, L. Pearson, F. Humphrey, J. Beyer, C. Soms, W. Metzger, B. Gorham. Row Two: M. Fields, S. Anderson, D. Minnick, C. Taylor, M. Boggess. CHORUS Row One: V. Rockwell, J. Silver, B. Lyons, J. Shenk, L. Sherman, C. Davies, A. Doyle, D. Smith, S. Manci; Row Two: E. Brdowdki, K. Denson, M. Leckner, C. Kemp, M. Cole, J. Hopkins, T. Holm, G. Breed; D. Holm, B. Forbes, L. Heard, J. Molina, Mr. Alexander, Sponsor; Row Three: D. Baker, K McBroom, M. Griffin, A. Fiebelkorn, P. Beene, D. Hoke, P Mitchell, L. Entel, L. Westberg, K. Cottingham, S. Adams. 150 Row One: J. Middlecoff, M. Strickler, B. Nutter, E. Lawson; Row Two: W. Metzer, J. Beyer; Row Three: T. Payne, D. Carson, L. Pearson, E. K. Braymer, S. Phelps, F. Humphrey, W. Francois, L. Graul, D. Ralyea, Spencer, L. Freitas. MADRIGALS Auditioned and chosen for their singing ability, the madrigals headed by Mr. Nelson, have sung before the student body on var¬ ious occasions. They have learned to work together and to cultivate their natural talent. Madrigals sing fervently 151 ; a, Row One: D. D ' Orazio, B. De ' Angelis, D. Jones, Co-Captain; L. Graul, Cpatain; D. Stratton, B. Reeder, Treasurer; D. Pullin, R. Evans; Row Two: S. King, G. Jameson, M. Tyler, S. Harley, M. Shepherd, B. Grantham, A. Griebling, K. Gaffney, N. Edge, K. Leach, Secretary; C. Poling, E. Wilson, L. Bailey, C. Mann, S. Murphy, Row Three: B. Wilbourne, J. Northrop, J. Rose, E. Hagstrom, C. O ' Connor, H. Boggess, L. Bosley, G. MeHaffa, C. Shank, C. Tucker, B. Koplaski, M. Daily, L. Merna, M. Hahl, G. Smith, L. Forsman; Row Four: M. Columbus, M. Borum, W. Grimes, D. Minnick, L. Bracell, S. Phelps, B. Lawhorne. DRILL TEAM Members of Hayfieid ' s first Drill Team tried out and were chosen on Feb. 10. They immediately showed their spirit and will to work by sponsoring lollipop sales, bakesales, and carwashes. Officers were selected and uniforms were selected and made. By the end of the year the Drill Team was perfecting their routines for next year. 152 Twirlers practice. SOLO MAJORETTES wm m amm mw mmm warn m mm mm mmm ' - mm -m w mm sesm mm mmmmjE mmsmmmmwM Solo Majorettes: Debbie Greenquist, and Debbie Bowling TWIRLING CLUB mm - . . . D. Bangly, E. Shamblin, K. Livesay, D. DeAngelis, M. Guiffrida, K. Stratton, K. McGuire, S. Cupka, K. Flinchman, R. Bailey, C. Garcia, C. Lowery. 153 THE DRUM AND SANDAL Rehearsing for a big show! Row One: C. Ross, C. Davis, D. Butler, D. Martin, D. Cummings; Row Three: C. Schnabel, C. French, F. Humphrey, B. Nutter, P. Terry L. Two: Mr. Singleton, Sponsor; M. Killen, J. Middlecoff, D. Harvey, D. Dible, K. Karroll, K. Izzo, C. Rowe Dodd, T. Payne, L. Maltese, B. Stolts, Miss Whitman, Sponsor: Row 154 Row One: N. Edge, D. Nichols, L. McKay, K. Racherbaumer, T. Butler: Row Two: C. Whitmire, B. Racherbaumer, J. Christensen, K. Flinchum. TUMBLERS W ithout a gym, girls have to improvise. 155 Row One: T. Pustay, D. Jameson, D. Price, S. Boland, L. Collins, L. Dinion, INI. Weston, F. Windt, M. Maron, D. Sisbarro, B. Tyson, Row Two: L. Conway, P. Roupe, K. Francow, D. Dittmer, K. Harlow, S. Davis, J. Richardson, R. Powell, S. Martin, B. Gallacher, J. Kridle, D. Miller, S. Manci, P. Luckey, Row Three: D. Williams, D. McDaniel, H. Bailey, M. Fruqe, S. Schafe, S. Rampilla, L. Bischofs, S. Butler, V. G ray bi 11, L. Leake, P. Owen, P. Tarlosky, D. Blakckwell, ©. Yoder. PEP CLUB BOOSTS SPIRIT Row One: M. Williams, M. Weston, L. Traster, A. Boland, D. Rellyea, M. Arnold, L. Karas, M. Paladino, R. Bailey, C. Mann, C. Wright, C. Whitmire, V. Scarborough, M. Mitchell, B. Farnsworth, M. Zablackas, Row Two: C. English, R. Snow, T. Murphy, A. Bridges, J. Petitt, D. Cummings, P. Dell, D. Martin, L. Webster, L. Staats, S. Bailey, D. Myrick, C. Simpson, D. Lovett, D. Gundiing, Row Three: K. Fleck, W. Francois, T. Payne, J. Scofield, P. Shirley, H. Aylor, M. Tyler, B. Crowder, M. Maicom, L. Piper. Chamber Music performed by Drama Department. MR. MEYERS HEADS DRAMA CLUB Row One: C. Tucker, W. Grimes, K. Baker, M. Blair, C. Coughlin, C. Whitmore, C. Schnabel, K. Gogan, K. Braymer, C. Shank. Row Two: W. Francois, M. Borum, D. Cummings, J. Northrup, T. Boucher, D. D ' Orazio, Mr. Meyers, B. Nowak, D. Stratton, V. Gibbs, V. Shepherd, S. Jansen, L. Hartman, M. Killen. Row Three: M. Henchman, M. Arnold, A. Smith, D. Dodd, B. Arnold, T. Payne, T. Bunch, S. Ewalt, D. Harvey. T. Williams. R. Tu 157 ART CLUBS SPARK CREATIVITY Row One: B. Hawkins, N. Bradley, L. Karas, L. Ronkin, R. Fields, D. Stratton; Row Two: Miss Bradley, Sponsor:; M. Killen, L. Hardtke, D. Peyton, M. Fields, D. Grimes, B. Rock, M. Reamy, C. Shank; K. Karroll, M. Borum, A. Gribling, L. Dible, M. Arnold, A. Smith, G. Thomas. ART LEAGUE This year Hayfield has been trying to develop artistic Grade Art Club, and the Art League for high school talents through the organization of several art clubs. students. These are the Seventh Grade Art Club, the Eight 158 Row One: F. Windt, K. Dorso, J. Ballantyne, C. Welsh, D. Jameson; Row Two: P. Halnon, S. Hall, T. Pustay, K. Francois, S. Manci, E. Collins, Miss Donnelly, Sponser; Row Three: L. Conway, P. Lucky, D. Sisbarro, M. Fruge, L. Bischofs, S. Schafe, S. Rompilla. EIGHTH GRADE ART CLUB Row One: V. Graybill, A. Doyle, F. Dotson, B. Tyson; Row Two: Miss Donnelly, Sponsor; L. Westberg, D. Yoder, A. Lopez, L. Cavanaeh; Row Three: B. Gallacher, L. Dinion, K. McBroom, S. Butler, H. Bailey, K. Swab, L. Bainbridge. SEVENTH GRADE ART CLUB 159 160 ■ f fiiw EVENTS Events, happenings. . .These special ex¬ periences in our first year at Hayfield de¬ serve special recognition. Even more than our daily school life, these par¬ ticular events will remain as part of our- our life-long remembrances of significance. 161 We waited a long time for opening day. There were frustations . . . the de¬ lays . . . .but when that first day rolled around, it was worth it. The ribbon cutting . . . the doors opening officially for the first time, these are just memories now, but the spirit and pride of school still linger on . . OPENING DAY 162 The New Velvet Haze “ORANGE CREATION” The teachers had fun, too. 163 SPIRIT WEEK A GREAT SUCCESS Spirit Week, sponsored by Madison Hall, did just what it was intended to do—it boosted school spirit to new highs. Orange and white victory links were sold, and the chain was a tangible measure of spirit since it grew to almost five hun¬ dred feet. Orange and white garters appeared everywhere, and a door decorating con test was held and was won by homeroom 103. The week was climaxed by the basketball game with Edison, where the school spirit was tremendous. Homeroom 103 won the door decorating contest Donna Martin, Kitty Emrico, and Kim Flinchum model outfits. A most popular outfit . . . FASHIONS Hayfield ' s first dramatic production, Chamber Music. The fashion show, sponsored by Simplicity Pattern Company, and put on by the Home Economics Department, was given for the girls of all four schools. Various spring fashions were presented and modeled by girls attending Mayfield. The play. Chamb er Music, was a production of the drama department under the direction of Mr. Meyers. The cast, performing at Ft. Hunt High School, received a good rating in the one act play competition held there. It was Hayfield ' s first dramatic production, and both the cast and Mr. Meyers did a fine job. CHAMBER MUSIC 167 , O ' ■dr ' ,(% X Sc ' y .. A s A v v O ? A o -A .A To Business Manager of YEARBOOK ADVERTISING CONTRACT FILL OUT CONTRACTS IN DUPLICATE vteZLS. _ Title of Yearbook Of MYfl ALO M - n£M £PU}X £-: Name of School You are hereby authorized to insert our advertisement of at the rate of $_ 4 - pp ■ x A m LV l ■ k. Year Copy written by ' PhoTO ' tu7fitshed r l3y □ Staff g dvertiser □ Staff n Advertiser odd ' 7Crtwo?ir TuinTsTieu by □ s (Printing from newspaper mat will be $2.00 m at additional.) For Staff Use Only Copy Rec’d —r-pe. : PRoWm’d _ J _ ._ . . - . x . .a OUR PATRONS: ADS Edythe (Sandy) Brodowski Col. and Mrs. A.L. Griebiing Springfield Medical-Dentistry Center Lynn Forsman Charles F. Dietzel Anonymous A Friend Mr. and Mrs. George T. Bunch Mr. and Mrs. George Lovett Help Your Parents Kick The T.V. 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Pitt. St., Alex., Va. 22314 H TE 6-2813 WILLIAMS SANDWICH Zlcfo ' A • 5 As4 SHOP TE 6-7901 Owner Walter B. Williams ' ' T?l Night Manager Thomas J.-R ,e ,M ' Q W .V ' h.y ct • eii7o, Tx MM r cS- ' l 1 J) Compliments of TELEGRAPH PHARMACY “Where you’re a stranger only once.’ I .A- o 6v Compliments of VIRGINIA HILLS CITIZENS ' ASSOCIATION X 172 This year has been many things to many people. But to all it was a turning point, a beginning. Indi¬ vidually and collectively, the members of the faculty and student body this year have taken the first steps and laid the foundation for the years to come. Just as the edifice remains after the builders are gone, the tradi¬ tions which we originated here will remain after we are gone. The year has come to an end; the traditions are begun . . . we, the founders, have reason to be proud. THE END OF THE BEGINNING ' mMm 174 . . . AND AHEAD We have dared to begin; the frame¬ work is completed. We hope to meet future challenges with the same spirit and will that has brought us through this first year. 175 The HARVESTER staff would like to thank the following people: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Marler, for their excellent photographic help; Mr. Herbert Lelansky, for girls ' and boys ' basketball action pictures; Alston Studios, for the student and faculty portraits; and Mr. Jim Ellis, our Hunter representative. All of these people offered invaluable help to our inexperienced staff. Our Editorial Staff consists of: John Bodkin Debbie Pullin Betsy Reeder Gail McHaffa Steve Rantz Judy Rosenwasser Tom Payne Tom Bunch Ed Collins Dee Silverthorn Photographers: Tom Payne, Peter Chapelle, John Bodkin, David Our Sponsor is Mrs. D. Vericella, whom the staff Co-Editors Layout Faculty Students Activities Events Sports Business Manager Intermediate Harvey, Ed Collins, would like to thank.