Hayfield Secondary School - Harvester Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1970 volume:

f 2 i alone can do nothing. i am a fragment; a part of the whole. alone i am powerless; bereft of movement, yet united with others similar to myself (yet distinct in themselves) i am capable of deeds unthought of, and of feats undreamed of . . . i am personal inspiration; a spark that starts the gears turning, the shaft spinning, and the wheels rolling . . . the force of human movement . . . each individual in unison with the whole. this is the stuff of which man is made . . . 4 . . . because I am involved in mankind. For Whom The Bell Tolls No man is an island entire of itself. Every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own were. Any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind. Therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls. It tolls for thee. John Donne 5 INTRODUCTION Everyday we are involved. .%■ . . ... For the students and faculty, this year has been the end of the beginning. With construction fast becom¬ ing a thing of the past, or at least not of the future, we have turned our eyes to other things. Together we have turned the concept on which Hay- field was founded into a reality. The subschool sys¬ tem has worked, and though we still have our “student numbers,” there is a feeling of individuality which comes from being called by your own first name. Our newness can no longer be an excuse. We are expected to be the best and, ... we have triumphed. 7 INTRODUCTION 8 . . . together! We won the football game last night! It was a group endeavor. Sure there were those eleven guys out on the field. They handled the ball. They scored the touch downs, but didn’t the cheerleaders and drill team also play a part? And that spirited bunch up in the stands, they had their role. “Everybody” didn’t cheer with one voice. We were individuals. Everybody on the football team didn’t throw that long bomb in the third quarter, but they all had their job. Who can say that the interior linemen weren’t just as important as the quarterback or the ends? Each man had his own role of immense importance. If anyone had fallen down on the job, we wouldn’t have succeeded, but none could have pulled it off by themselves. It took the team, the whole group, everybody ... 9 STUDENT LIFE 10 JR ' • -up ; T Vp«r STUDENT LIFE Throughout this year at Hayfield everyday activities have played a large part in the students’ education. There are those things that just cannot be taught in a classroom. These things can only be learned through experience and each day is crowded with enough experiences for everybody. Some teach us to be ourselves, our own men; others go only to strengthen the ties that bind us together in a cooperative unit, a moving, striving whole. 11 The Clown Prince “I never saw him before Cast King Absolute. Princess Rose Violet. Nurse Funjollity. Juan of Evergreen. Perk. Smack . Grand Bunkleman. 1st Guard. 2nd Guard. Time Herald. Cymbal Girl. Whirling Dervish. Barbara. Old Crone. Magician. Young Girl. Agnes . Gus. Fat Girl. .Bob Tuohy . .Janet Hopkins Marsha Strickler . . . . Chris Beach . . . Allen Bridges . . Cindy Conrad . . .Jay Donnelly . . . . Steve Davis . . . .Tim Ellmore .Bill Lee .Sonia Hall . . Debbie Pardue .Jan Ruble ...Penny Beene .Linda Lee . . . Debbie Miller .Paula Crawford . . . Beth Vickers . . . Susan Manci 12 STUDENT LIFE % ' «j£ uf • “Whistle while you work???” Enthusiasm—What is it? “You’ve got to be kidding—not again??” 14 “Love can make you happy!” 15 STUDENT LIFE This qame is sticky business!!! Two Sides of Intermediate Girls Just wait ’till we get to the hard stuff! Robin Root models at Home Ec fashion show. m 16 “Actually I am studying . . . The boy across the table.” Umm - Umm good!!! “Hello, Washington Zoo? Do you have any vacan¬ cies???” A woman ' s place is in the kitchen!!! 17 STUDENT LIFE “Remember those good ol’ days?” “Who’ll bid $50 for this Spirit is Everywhere Tom Payne encourages Hayfield victories. Slowly but surely the day comes to an end. 19 I I Sandbox rehearsal—Some kids never grow up. “Surely you can pick abetter subject than me!” Captions anyone And Life Goes on Looking into the future from the past. “Am I really getting an F?????” First prize winner for the Christmas Door Contest. 21 STUDENT LIFE 22 Sports The crowd, the cheerleaders, the teams; this is sports. The whole group working together. It can not be done any other way. Any member of the team may be a star, but without all the other team members he would be nothing. Working, striving, straining, push¬ ing right next to each other, as a unit, is the only way to function efficiently. Each man has his own job, and this job must be carried out. Each person as an individual surging force, with another being, similar to himself, driven toward the same goal, makes a team. This is sports! 23 Kneeling: G. Riser, T. Schulte, managers. Standing; bottom row: Jim Diebler, K. Davies, D. Scott, C. Fisher, J. McAleese, J. Beam, S. Herbert, A. Hall, Jim Walthall, head coach. Second row: R. Murphy, B. VanNorman, G. Deal, J. Mangum, M. Mitchell, M. Maron, J. Sovitsky, P. Bawls, B. Callan, Ned Garber. Third row: Bob Fleming, J. Copeland, D. Davis, L. McFadden, D. Nay, R. Davies, R. Setliff, R. Gavin. Fourth row: B. Rowe, A. Como, M. Arnold, B. Clarke, D. Gardner, A. Breed, A. Sullivan, T. Currin. Fifth row: K. Shelton, J. Dashiell, G. Post, R. Mays, R. Armstrong, T. Hubbard, W. Lindamood. Sixth row: D. Adams, M. Tyson, G. Jeffries, R. Sullivan, J. Raines. Not pictured: K. Pogoloff, B. Huddlestone, D. Reed, J. Gulley, S. Dick, J. Thomas, M. Thomas. J.V. Football Captures Gunston District The J. V. Football team, with the entire student body, should be proud of the record they have compiled as District Champs. With¬ out the support of the student body and coordination within the team they would not have been able to succeed, but the two groups together have attained success. Coaches: Mr. Ned Garber, Mr. Jim Diebler, Mr. Dick Murphy, Mr. Jim Walthall. 24 Ends: Kneeling — J. Dashiell, J. McAleese, R. Davies, G. Post, W. Lindamood. Standing — P. Bull, D. Nay, T. Currin, K. Shelton, G. Jeffries. Title J. V. SCOREBOARD Hayfield Opponent 34 West Springfield 17 14 Norfolk Academy 7 i 0 | nip - ; Woodberry Forest 23 23 Broad Run, Va. 6 14 Rockville, Md. 22 m 36 Mt. Vernon 28 iH ‘54 Edison 27 « i Lee 6 6 Groveton 6 Ft. Hunt 8 Quarterbacks: Lou McFadden, Roy Setliff, Steve Herbert 25 JV FOOTBALL This ball is up for grabs. Teamwork Proves To Be Bottom Row: R. Spreitzer, R. Young, C. Snyder, D. Norfolk, T. Dunford, F. McAleese, T. McDonell, C. Forbes, J. Criss. Second Row: R. Mitton, M. Columbus, D. Ritter, J. Hobbs, G. Jarvis, G. Peeples, R. Thomas, S. Day. Third Row: J. Harris, D. Kachur, S. Cox,. D. Hartman, S. Harney, D. McClarren. Fourth Row: J. Bonifer, B. Miner, D. Keller, B. Clipper, S. Stinnette, B. Braham, D. Bowen. Coaches, Mr. Jim Diebler, Mr. Dick Murphy. Successful At Hayfield FROSH FOOTBALL Hayfield Opponent 0 West Springfield 16 0 Ft. Hunt 0 tk Lee 0 te Mt. Vernon 8 0 Groveton 24 9b Edison 0 Varsity Hockey gains first win over Lee. Girls Field Hockey Takes On A Standing: D. Reed, P. Rhodes, M. Boggess, J. Vosburg, P Thomas, W. Metzger, L. Bland, C, Sims. Bottom row: Mrs Habicht, coach, S. Bekius, manager, J. Rizzo, S. Jansen, J Beyer, D. Hirst, N. Bradley, D. Lowry, S. Ashey, S. Lacy. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Hayfield Opponent X. Lee 0 X Ft. Hunt 3 0 Groveton 2 Lee 0 0 Langley 7 0 West Springfield 1 Fairfax 0 X Mt. Vernon 0 PLAYDAY X Herndon 0 Oakton 0 X Annandale 1 {• ' $ mmi , Varsity Schedule Standing: Mrs. Reynolds, coach, J. Carlton, T. Elliot, M. Williams, A. VanNorman, C. Muglia, D. Suttle, S. Young, M. Hunt, B. Bell. Sitting: J. Noggle, K. Sims, T. Beetrand, T. Goss, M. Maron, S. Woodworth, H. Pope. J. V. SCOREBOARD Hayfield Lee Opponent forfeit X Ft. Hunt 0 ’ k Groveton 0 Stuart 0 X Langley 1 1 West Springfield 3 ’Ss Fairfax 0 Mt. Vernon 0 Edison 0 o o I Q LLJ LL 29 J.V. BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Home 56 Herndon J. V. Visitor 76 54 Herndon V. 59 54 Lee J. V. 56 m Mt. Vernon 54 49 McLean V. 75 33 Edison J. V. 34 36 Oakton J. V. 44 23 Oakton V. 74 40 Groveton J. V. 44 -52- Ft. Hunt J. V, — 28 40 Woodberry 69 .45 Edison 33 West Springfield 44 50 Herndon J. V. 62 36 Herndon 45 46 Mt. Vernon - - .35 54 West Springfield 56 •54- Ft. Hunt 47 57 Groveton 71 50 Lee 55 Co-captains: Joe Clark and Trey Williams Kneeling: W. Chapman, D. Platt, R. Patton, R. Steele, J. Clark, T. Williams, R. Setliff, J. Dick, M. D’Orso, M. Powell, Second Row: Mr. Spencer, Coach; L. McFadden, S. Rekas, D. Stinnett, J. Hensly, Mr. Jacobs, Coach H. Cruse, C. Scudder, V. Steffen; 30 Hawks In Action 31 BASKETBALL Kneeling: P. Jordan, J. Bonifer, D. George, Manager, S. Hunt; V. Cuneo, J. Williams, R. F. McAleese, W. Wilson, D. Kachur, F. Denny, Denny, J. Parris, R. Spreitzer, Missing: S. Second Row: Mr. Harris, Coach, M. Columbus, Stinnett. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL SCORES Home Visitor 15 Groveton 54 Sq Edison 27 13 Ft. Hunt 48 16 West Springfield 40 27 Lee 43 23 Mt. Vernon 40 12 Ft. Hunt 37 20 Lee 48 23 Mt. Vernon 31 Captain Frank McAleese and Coach Harris Hayfield’s Gym is Opened 33 VARSITY WRESTLING Hayfield Herndon T. C. Williams West Springfield Langley Jefferson Groveton Opponent Mt. Vernon 46 afc. ' Wmgr mar g. D. J. O ' Connell Frosh Kneeling: O. Deavers, J. Thomas, A. Hall, L. Ufelder, S. Bradley, Killebrew, J. Changes, D. Scott, M. Maron, B. Cash, S. Dick, B Clark, B. Spur, J. Maxwell, Second Row: T. Dunford, D. J. Sovitsky, K. Sheldon, Coach Mr. Pruett. 34 ... 1 1 ;r Kneeling: J. Harris, A. Nalls, J. Bergin, P. Henson, R. Segovia, D. Bernhardt, K. Schneider, S. Bissette, Second Row: T. Schulte, G. Post, J. McAleese, R. Gavin, T. Dunford, D. Bean, D. Scott, D. Killebrew. Third Row: 0. Deavers, B. Huddlestone, R. Thomas, D. Ruesch, B. Minor, B. Mitton, B. VanNorman, J. Changes, J. Cash, J. Sovitsky, K. Shelton, A. Mikhalevsky. Wrestlers Fresh Hope? Kneeling: D. Bissette, J. Harris, B. Spurr, J. Maxwell, B. Mitton, C. Schiender. Second Row: T. Dunford, B. Minor, J. Cash, R. Thomas, J. Changes. Missing: D. Keller. A SHMAN WRESTLING OPPONENT 16 Falls Church Jefferson Falls Church Edison 4M uflK£, 35 WRESTLING % VARSITY SCORES HOME jjn OPPONENT 31 Edison 63 V Groveton 20 30 Fort Hunt 41 40 Mount Vernon 28 26 Lee 52 21 West Springfield 69 33 Edison 75 38 Fort Hunt 34 26 Mount Vernon 39 26 Lee 49 23 West Springfield 57 3 Groveton 33 Girls’ Teams Work L. Bland, C. Sims, W. Metzger, S. Bekius, S. Lacy, Coach Mrs. Habicht. 36 Bottom Row: A. Vannorman, manager, H. Pope, V. S carbough, S. Miller, P. Thomas, C. Robinson. Second Row: M. Strickler, M. Kridle, S. Bailey, 0tm J.V. SCORES 1 I Home ' mm Visitor 5 Edison 51 3 Groveton ■ ■ ..VJX 48 4 Ft. Hunt J Of- 32 9 Mt. Vernon 28 8 Lee 39 11 West Springfield 47 9 Edison 40 7 Ft. Hunt 31 1 West Springfield 32 3 Mt. Vernon 32 4 Groveton 25 4 Lee 39 Hard and Gain Experience Bottom Row: A. Vannorman, T. Elliott, B. Ed- Boland, D. Hubbard, M. Maron V Spittle J wards, Manager E. Stoffelen. Second Row: J. Young, B. Monk, T. Boozer, Coach Mrs Habicth Carlton—Scorekeeper, N. Parks, S. Seaver, A. 37 GIRL’S BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY AND WINTER TRACK w m a I i Hayheld’s first year of varsity cross country compe- ion was perhaps the most vital it will ever have. , It taxes many years of hard and dedicated work to build a good team, and in this, the first year, we hav§ | ,taken the first step in that direction. A fall schedule composed of dual, triangular, district and meets enabled obr first cross country team to gain valuable experience fdr the years ahead. You might ask ' what it’s like to run cross f: If you like to run and have a fierce desire to yourself and to win, then this is your sport, country can be a valuable sport to anyone bec it increases one’s endurance. Fifteen boys corf during last fall’s season and many of them went on to make excellent progress towards our winter and • spring track teams. Bottom Row: J. Bergin, M. Alves, B. Hammersley, V. Litvinas, Mr. Hollis, Coach. Second Row: A. Crane, K. Heine, M. Gaffney, B. Johnson, M. Fearrington. Missing: L. Uhlfelder. Cross Country Coach, Mr. Hollis and Winter Track Coach, Mr. Scott. Bottom Row: C. Fisher, R. Lawrenson, C. Crawley, R. Little, M. Farnum, R. Poland, V. Litvinas. Second Row: B. Taylor, G. Smith, K. Heine, J. Hand, R. Tuohy, D. Adams, B. Miller. Third Row: S Wenneson, J. Copeland, M. Alver, J. Gogan, B. Harrison, G. Miller, Mr. Scott, Coach. WINTER TRACK Hayfield’s first year of Wint¬ er Track competition was ir¬ regular due to unfavorable weather conditions. The season was highlighted by four big meets. Its main pur¬ pose is to train athletes for Spring Track. The boys who participated in this sport had much to gain on the way to Spring Track. 38 Front Row: Coach Mrs. Habicth, C. Evans, C. Shank, L. Rosado, S. Bekius, P. Halloran, P. Smallwood, D. Welsh, C. Muglia, J. Blum, T. Pustay, Coach Mrs. Reynolds. Second Row: M. Mc- Nabb, D. Sisbarro, L. Gonales, N. Bradley, G. Irving, V. Newton, R. Washington, J. Young, M. Evans, D. Berry, A. Barnes. Third Row: M. Hahl, P. Luckey, V. Jones, W. Metzger, D. Lee, B. Larvie, G. Breed, S. Mizelle, L. Robinson, S. Young, M. Kridle, D. Greenquist. Fourth Row: J. Hamm, N. Parks, L. Bland, J. Beahm, S. Sonnessa, M. Williams, J. Jameson, P. McGoye, B. Hernandaz, C. Wright, S9. Suttle, J. Howell, W. Wilson, R. Little, Students find Mutual Interest in Spring Track M. Gaffney, M. Gordon, J. Bergin, C. Crawley, R. Young, S. Mittendorff, T. Dunford, W. Hartfond. Second Row: B. Hammers- ley, V. Litvinas, D. Reed, B. Miller, L. McFadden, C. Fisher, R. Bell, L. Uhlfelder, B. Tuohy. Third Row: B. Garcia, H. Greene, W. Lindamood, R. Gavin, D. Eiskant, J. Hand, V. Steffens, B. Taylor, D. Adams. Fourth Row: R. Hurst, J. Copeland, G. Smith, S. Wenneson, K. Heine, P. Garcia, M. Alves, A. Smith, K. Pogo- lof. Fifth Row: C. Scudder, R. Mitton, A. Como, S. Dick, B. Lee, B. Falgoust, R. Donaldson, J. Raines, D. Merrix. Sixth Row: R. Harrison, B. Johnson, G. Miller, M. Arnold, J. Hensley, R. Selmont, Coach Mr. Scott, B. Baker. 39 SPRING TRACK Tennis Team, Kneeling: J. Pascale, A. Thompson, C. Boulo, H. Miller. Second Row: J. Dashiell, J. Meads, V. Cuneo, T. Weaver, Coach Mr. Yohe. Golf Team, Kneeling: J. Ballantyne, G. Zimmerman, K. Higashi, R. Walker. Second Row: M. Powell, R. Seeley, S. Hunt, J. Changes, Coach Mr. Cavaiola. 40 Varsity Softball: Left Row: S. Bailey, S. Lacy, J. Abel, B. Thomas, C. Robinson, S. Young. Middle Row: Mrs. Blaise— Coach, J. Vosburg, F. Windt, V. Scar¬ borough, S. Bekius, J. Beyer—Score- keeper, J. Carlton—Manager. Right Row W. Metzer, M. Kridle, D. Wiess, M Shepherd, L. Hagst rom, L. Bland. Girls’ Softball Looks Forward to Successful Season J.V. Softball: Left Row: L. Whitt, L. Con¬ way, B. Bell, L. Griffiths, J. Davis, S. McCain. Middle Row: Miss James—Coach, M. Maron—Manager, A. Boland, K. Getz, M. Saunders, J. Young. Right Row: S. Miller, V. Spittle, T. Bertrand, T. Elliott, M. Shields, R. Schwarz. 41 GIRL’S SOFTBALL Kneeling: R. Davies, J. McAleese, J. Harney, A. Hall, R. Segovia, Cochran, J. Gogan, R. Setliff, D. Nay, C. Jones, B. Steele, A. S. Bradley, S. Deaney, K. Davies, M. Althotf, Coach Spencer, M. Breed, D. Davis, D. Scott, Coach Jacobs. I Hayfield has gone through another year of sharing gyms with other schools and always being the guest. Towards the end of Feb¬ ruary we were proud to be able to open the doors of our gym to other schools from the state of Virginia. It was a privilege to host the Regional and State Wrestling Tourna¬ ments and the Regional Basketball Tourna¬ ment. No longer do we have to be visitors; we can be visited. 44 ORGANIZATIONS Through the various organizations at Hay- field, students learn to be individuals as they search for a meaningful experience. They also become members of group endeavors and team efforts. There are leaders and followers; each with his own special place. Executive Council: Bottom Row: D. Lovett, R. Evans, P. Donley Second Row: P. Juraschek, T. Payne, S. Weeks, S. Rantz. SCA The Student Council Association, the SCA, under the leadership of the school president, Paul Juraschek, and the subschool presi¬ dents, Robert Evans, Phyliss Donley, Tom Payne, Steve Rantz, and Shelley Weeks, strove to make our school a complete and functioning whole. With the ratification of a Constitution, the chartering of several or¬ ganizations, the setting up of a cabinet, and the sponsoring of many activities, the SCA has attained that goal. Our school president, Paul Juraschek. 46 Mr. Cavaiola, the High School SCA sponsor. Cabinet: Bottom Row: P. Juraschek, E. Dashiell, B. Jones, D. Lovett, J. Hand, Darivoff, M. Kridle, D. Welsh, B. Bell, D. Silverthorn. K. Braymer, J. Blum, D. Stepien. Second Row: A. Baker, T. 47 d co Fairfax Hall Representatives: Bottom Row: W. Larken, R. Brad- dock, S. Murphy, F. Mendenhall, D. Kirk, M. Dell, F. Francois. Second Row: C. Harris, D. Scholl, D. Smith, L. Jones, P. Wilhelm, M. Ballantyne, K. Harlow. Third Row: R. Banks, M. Richardson, M. Terry, W. Wilson, J. Johnson, K. Arnold, R. Davis, E. Almond, S. Butler, J. Rappleyea, V. Robbins, L. Westberg, D. Buck. Mrs. VanVoorhees, the Intermediate School sponsor, Fairfax Hall Officers: G. Blair, V. Pres.; T. Tuohy, Treas.; P. Donley, Pres.; P. Owen, Sec. Jefferson Hall Representatives: Bottom Row: L. Anderson, L. J. Hall, D. Newville, J. Iddins, B. Larimer. Third Row: L. Sinko, Ewing, N. Lindstrom, S. Verry, B. Risdon, S. Arnold, J. Silver, T. D. Lunsford, M. Gray, C. Hall, G. Steele, L. Hergert, J. Thompson. Gamrson. Second Row: N. Weston, P. Keith, R. Pack. R. McCall. Fairfax and Jefferson Halls i ft � : fl $« « j 1l ,« . ' � � 4 . ‘ The intermediate subschools have worked hard this year to prove that they deserve an equal place in Hay- field. Through the magazine drive and other activities, they have shown that they are willing to work hard to ensure that the job gets done and done well.They have proved them¬ selves not only as followers, but able leaders as well. Jefferson Hall Officers: J. Morrell, Sec.; C. Bull, Treas.; R. Evans, Pres.; D. Maltese, V. Pres. 49 d d Madison Hall Representatives: Bottom Row: J. McDaniel, D. Christensen, L. Conway, D. Lowry, V. Hogsett, K. Braymer. Clark, K. Gaffney, K. Whalen, S. Backstrom. Second Row: P. Third Row: B. Brady, M. D’Orso, S. Jansen, J. Abel, C. French. Madison, Washington, Being a new school apparent¬ ly has not affected the operat¬ ing efficiency of the newly formed S.C.A.’s sub-school. Each has contributed greatly to the variety of activities which occurred during the 69-70 school year. The sub¬ schools have worked hard in inventing new and different activities to set a tradition for future years and to keep in competition with the other subschools. With this steady competition and spirit arising within the school, who can predict what new activities will be on next year’s schedule? 50 Washington Hall Representatives: Bottom Row: S. Trainor, M. Hunt, D. Roberts, T. Argis, M. Zablackas. Second Row: K. Cottingham, T. Rappleyea, S. Uhlfelder. Third Row: C. Schnabel, M. Murphy, F. Farwell, L. Heard, M. Shields. Lafayette Hall Representatives: Bottom Row: S. Sonnessa, R. Fields, S. Hall, L. Farwell, K. Horton, M. Hughes. Second Row: S. Bailey, F. Humphry, B. Koplaski, T. Goss, D. Darivoff, K. Shields, D. Prichard. Third Row: J. Northrop, J. Middlecoff, J. Blum, K. Emrico, K. Karroll, D. Carson. Fourth Row: G. Farmer, L. Kencitzski, W. Francois, D. Martin, D. Butler. And Lafayette Halls Lafayette Hall Officers: Bottom Row: E. Collins, Treas.; B. Hernandez, Sec.; T. Payne, Pres.; D. Gundling, V. Pres. Madison Hall Officers: Second Row: L. Maltese, Sec.; S. Rantz, Pres.; K. Gogan, V. Pres.; G. McHaffa, Treas. Washington Hall Officers: Third Row: T. Wil¬ liams, V. Pres.; S. Weeks, Pres.; J. Rosenwasser, Sec.; C. Woodworth, Treas. d c 5 51 Yearbook Room —Scene of Constant Confusion Photographers: T. Payne, E. Collins. The Harvester Staff was fortunate this year to obtain its own camera and strobe unit, and most impor¬ tant, a yearbook room. However, the staff suffered the usual prob¬ lems. They had difficulty identify¬ ing pictures, writing copy, thinking of headlines and captions, and getting everything in order for the deadlines. Co-editors Betsy Reed¬ er and Ed Collins, and sponsors Mrs. Thomason and Mr. Mason, together with the rest of the year¬ book staff, went through a great deal of turmoil and torture to produce a yearbook that reflects student life at Hayfield during the 1969-70 school year. Mrs. Thomason, Sponsor; Mr. Mason, Co-Sponsor; E. Collins, Co-Editor; B. Reeder, Co-Editor. Typists: S. Murphy, E. Wilson. 52 Section Editors: P. Thomas, Sports; L. Forsman, Advertisements; J. Rosenwasser, Organiza¬ tions; M. Strickler, Assoc. Editor; E. Collins, Editor; S. Rantz, Underclass; G. McHaffa, Faculty; Missing: D. Coley, Student Life. General Staff: P. Rhodes, R. Evans, Miss¬ ing: Tunie Dashiell Underclass Section: Bottom Row: R. Lepp, S. Ashey, M. Strickler, M. Zablackas. Second Row: D. Fiebelkorn, S. Uhlfelder, S. Rantz, Missing: K. Rhodes, G. Read. LU 53 Newspaper Staff: Bottom Row: P. Beene, K. Irving, M. Henchman. Second Row: P. Bainbridge, L. Rosado, S. Woolworth, L. Karas, D. Myrick. Third Row: J. Blair, M. Killen. 54 Heritage Staff Keeps Students Informed Co-Editors, M. Killen and J. Blair Co-Editors, Mindy Killen and Jan Blair, with the cooperation of the rest of the Heritage staff and spon¬ sor, Miss Batten, have succeeded in publishing a number of informa¬ tive newspapers this year. The main objectives of any high school newspaper are to promote com¬ munication between the students, the faculty, and the administration, and to inform all of any news¬ worthy event. The 1969-70 Heri¬ tage staff has concentrated its efforts upon attaining these goals. Newspaper Staff: Bottom Row: B. Johnson, C. Henderson, J. Row: Mrs. Kettlewell, J. Blair, J. Pennington, M. Killen, J. Beyer, Williams, F. Mumphrey, J. Lear, P. Terry, N. McReady. Second D. Gundling. 55 NEWSPAPER CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Creative Writing Club: Bottom Row: T. Dodson, Art Editor; E. Simpson, P. Brown, J. Beyer, R. Fields, G. Smith, C. Sieber, Stoffelen, Editor; Mary Fields, Assistant Editor. Second Row: J. Treasurer; Mrs. Smith, Sponsor. Creative Writing Club Publishes “Reflections” The Creative Writing Club recog¬ nized outstanding artistic and lit¬ erary talent this year through the first publication of Hayfield’s lit¬ erary magazine, “Reflections”. Under the capable leadership of President, Elizabeth Stoffelen, and Sponsor, Mrs. Smith, the club en¬ deavored to represent the creativ¬ ity of Hayfield High-Intermediate students through their essays, poems, stories, and art work. Math Team: E. Spencer, G. Miller, E. Pludson, S. Ashey. 56 Debate Club: Bottom Row: L. Entel, G. Read, J. Gentry, M. Pustay, M. Entel, J. Sovitsky. Second Row: J. Simpson, K. Gardner, T. Tuohy, R. Tito, D. Rowe, R. Brewster. Third Row: J. Ruesch, T. Wright, Mr. Franko, Sponsor. Debate and Math Teams Compete The Debate Club spent a great deal of time this year in prepara¬ tion for their debates on the ques¬ tion “Resolved: Congress should prohibit unilateral military inter¬ vention in foreign affairs.” The club’s purpose was to expand each debator’s knowledge of the two sides of the issue and to en¬ able him to debate from either side regardless of personal view¬ point. Through debating, the teams have achieved these ob¬ jectives and have learned the importance of the spoken word. Hayfield’s Math Team represented the school in academic competi¬ tion and promoted mathematical proficiency. Under the direction of Mr. Edie and team captain, Tom Bunch, the Math Team devoted long hours to developing the skills of accuracy and skill necessary for competition. 57 DEBATE AND MATH TEAMS STUDIO THEATER Studio Theater: Bottom Row: T. Pustay, C. Coughlin, S. Manci, J. Ruble, P. Shirley, M. Leckner, A. Bridges, D. Pardue. Second Row: D. Sisbarro, P. Beene, C. Fox, B. Vickers, P. Crawford, D. Hibbs, D. Darivoff, S. Hall. Third Row: P. Luckey, K. D’Orso, M. Grace, K. Francois, T. Wright, C. Wright, J. Hopkins, D. Miller, J. Blair. Fourth Row: M. Henchman. D. Harvey, B. Lee, B. Tuchy, T. Elmore, J. Donnelly. Clubs Examine The Studio Theater had a produc¬ tive year despite their lack of an auditorium and the need to build all of their own equipment. This year, the theater presented excel¬ lent performances of “Sandbox”, “The Clown Prince of Wander¬ lust”, “Animal Farm”, and “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” The Drama Club was organized on the premise that it would be a springboard into the high school Studio Theater for all those inter¬ ested in theatrical performances. The Shakespearean Club was formed to advance the under¬ standing and appreciation of the literary art of William Shake¬ speare, to foster genuine intel¬ lectual curiosity, and to prepare members for further studies of Shakespeare. Drama Club: Bottom Row: L. Entel, President; J. Simpson, V President; D. Larimer, V. President; B. Lyon, V. President, A Connor, Secretary; C. Hernandez, Treasurer; L. Conrad, C. Rags dale, B. Larimer. Second Row: T. Wright, M. Keck, P. Seeley, M Caprino, T. Wright, M. Entel, D. Lunsford, L. Ewing, T. Nyman, L. Lessin, R. Tito, C. Martyn, Mr. Shipp, Sponsor. Third Row B. Evans, B. MacDonnell, E. Vitullo, L. Hunt, G. Deel, D. Sulli¬ van, C. Jones, N. Hirst, S. Butler. The Many Aspects of Drama 331 L h pi e M e wimlms, C° Lambert B ° e5S ' R Humphrey ’ J. Beyer. S. Ashey, A. Overton. Second Row: Mr. Simpson, Sponsor 59 DRAMA AND SHAKESPEARIAN CLUBS S30NnONNV Vd PA Announcers Club: Bottom Row: B. Ritter, A. Getz, E. DePros- D, Okyen, K. Townsend, S. Reed, C. Bull, E. Birckhead, S. Clary, pero, L. Wilson, L. Finerom, J. Finsterle. Second Row: R. Evans, C. Hahl, Mrs. Cook, Sponsor. Hayfield Students Explore The Public Announcer’s Club is made up of students who make announcements for school activi¬ ties and events. This volunteer group has been trained to operate the PA console and to read effec¬ tively for larg e audiences. The Television Club trained stu¬ dents to use the closed circuit television equipment in order to add variety to the English and Social Studies classes. The club also helped film productions by the Drama Department. This year the Amateur Radio Club strove to increase each member’s knowledge of Amateur Radio in both the transmitting and receiv¬ ing phases. Each member was helped in learning International Morse Code and the basic elec¬ tronic theory necessary to obtain the Novice License. 60 Television Club: Bottom Row: T. Buckley, C. Boulo, B. Brady, P. Christensen, J. Ballantyne, B. Racherbaumer, Means of Communication R. Lee, D. Fine rom. Second Row: J. Lankford, J. Baskin, S. Griffiths, Mr. Benson, Sponsor; J. Ross. Radio Club: Bottom Row: B. Brown, D. Kaminsky, T. Groves, A. Overton, C. Evans, Mr. Hilsinger, Sponsor. Second Row: G. Menefee, J. Arp, J. Becker, J. Changes, F. Peach. 61 RADIO AND TELEVISION CLUBS Intermediate Science Club: Bottom Row: M. Okyen, J. Armon, M. Reed, L. Brown, E. Shaw, R. Brown, K. Stucki, E. Klapka. Second Row: M. Heist, L. Colangelo, M. Ballantyne, B. England, K. Westberg, L. Wilson, K. Stoffelen, F. Schwinn. Third Row: J. Greenquist, P. Bowling, J. Miller, C. Foster, W. Smith, T. Palma- teer, M. Astrike, P. Englehart. Fourth Row: N. Washburn, M. Fukuda, T. Nyman, S. Butler, C. Wallace, Mr. Payne, Sponsor; J. Harrele, G. Griffith, J. Shaeffer. Hayfield Students Pursue Individual Interests Science Club: Mr. Lewis, Sponsor; R. Bell, M. Boggess, J. Cobb, A. Overton. 62 The intermediate Science Club began the year by visiting the planetarium to probe into the mysteries of the universe. The club also welcomed guest speak¬ ers, including a herpetologist who gave an interesting speech and showed the club some snakes. To explore the many aspects of science, the High School Science Club took field trips to the Coast Guard Radio Station, a water com¬ pany, the Smithsonian Institute, and Dulles Radio Tower. The club also planted flowers in the Senior Court for Hayfield’s first Seniors next year. The Saddle and Spur Club was made up of students interested in horses, and desiring deeper un¬ derstanding of the techniques of horseback riding. The Aviation Club stimulated the interest of its members in all as¬ pects of aviation through the use of movies, guest lecturers, ground school instructions, and flying ex¬ perience. Saddle and Spur Club: Bottom Row: V. Snyder, M. Wenneson, V. Rozier, P. Owen, T. Inscoe, L. Sinko. Second Row: T. Ruesch, D. Sullivan, K. McClarren, C. Painter, K. Chapman, P. Keenan, C. Jones, Mrs. Luter, Sponsor. Third Row: D. Ashey, A. Wenne son, L. Joy, K. Leonard, S. Pro, J. Trainor, S. Butler. Aviation Club: P. Munson, F. Puitzsct, R. Lee, J. Yetman, R. Hashburn, R. Davis, A. Nalles, K. Ortiz, R. Davis, G Keefer, G. Stasulis, J. Keffer. 63 SADDLE AND SPUR, AVIATION, INT. AND HIGH SCIENCE CLUBS CONCERT CHOIR AND MADRIGALS Madrigals Sponsor Under the leadership of Mr. Nelson, the Choral De¬ partment had a very suc¬ cessful year. The Madri¬ gals, Concert Choir, and Mixed Chorus gave an excellent performance for the community and for Hayfield’s Junior Class. In addition, the Madrigals sponsored an Old English Christmas dinner, a tradi¬ tion they hope to continue in the future. Concert Choir: Bottom Row: M. Arcuri, S. White, B. Wilbourne, J. Blum, L. Graul, E. Lawson, D. Spohr, P. Dell. Second Row: J. Middlecoff, J. Frye, S. Anderson, T. Arcuri, D. Jones, D. Lee, J. Anders, J. Beyer. Third Row: D. Minnick, M. Fields, D. Triggs, W. Metzger, S. Lacy, D. Carson, L. Freites. Madrigals: Bottom Row: J. Middlecoff, E. Lawson, J. Scofield. Second Row: B. Posey, M. Arcuri, D. Phelps, L. Freitas. Third Row: M. Strickler, B. Nutter, D. Carson, P. Dell, D. Lee, J. Dodson, W. Francois. Fourth Row: T. Payne, T. Arcuri, D. Harvey S. Phelps, K. Mullens, P. Beyer, W. Metzger, Mr. Nelson. 64 Christmas Dinner Intermediate Chorus: Bottom Row: K. Martuc- ci, M. Rodriquez, T. Duys, P. Owen, H. Ruther¬ ford, P. Donley, A. Doyle, L. Sherman, F. Lambert, K. Sheehan. Second Row: C. Elyard, M. Blum, R. Avery, S. Brown, G. Andrews, D. Croom, E. Risdon, J. Breedlove, K. Yarbrough, W. Walters. Third Row: Mr. Nelson, M. Gray, R. Corvin, V. Robbins, C. Graham, B. Williams, A. Emerson, A. Connors, M. Abbott, D. Allen. Mr. Nelson, Sponsor Mixed Chorus: Bottom Row: B. Hazel, N. Henry, D. Merchant, S. Ward, K. Carter, B. Nutter, P. Davis. Second Row: C. Sims, S. Hazel, A. Tapscott, K. Sims, P. Rhodes, C. Fox, C. Coughlin. Third Row: Mr. Nelson, j. Beahm, D. Stratton, R. Cochran, F. Daris, M. Daves, M. Brown, C. Andrews, V. Jones, J. Christensen. 65 INT. AND MIXED CHORUSES High School Band Plays Intermediate Band: Bottom Row: J. Simpson, A. Simpson, E. Hollar, K. Westburg, S. Manci, K. Setzer, S. Welch, K. Cherosky. Second Row: M. Hollar, J. Newark, C. McGinty, J. Hartley, E. Johnson, B. Croushore, C. Jones, C. Nickelson, D. Hartman, S. Verry, M. Shields, C. Henderson. Third Row: K. Batchelor, J. Grrscom, T. Wilcox, D. Mollahan, K. Nickelson, S. Waller, R. Pack, E. Shaw, C. Proctor, C. Hurst, H. Cole, G. Cockrell, M. Powell. Fourth Row: K. Stoffelern, F. Francois, F. Kozuch, G. Steel, J. Duncan, R. Frye, R. Anderson, E. Crowley, D. Atkins, L. Pas- quariello, D. Maxwell, K. Dixon, M. Prichard, A. Seabold, R. Smith. Fifth Row: B. Forsman, B. Tubbs, Mr. Charnock, J. Fort¬ ney, K. Stepp, G. Blair, L. DuBois, K. Jackson, A. Boucher, J. Gambill, C. Wallace, J. Mosley, B. Heath, M. Hartve, K. Farns¬ worth, L. Finnerin. Intermediate Band: Bottom Row: J. Basham, E. Bell, P. Shuler, L. Mikhalevsky, K. Henchman, G. Ritschel. Second Row: K. Blun- don, C. Smith. D. Crawford, S. Roysdon, D. Miller, J. Dionne, P. Weeks, H. Sanko, C. Compton. Third Row: J. Schafe, J. French, V. Rockwell, J. Finsterle, E. Jennings, D. Green, D. Nalls, L. Passaver, K. Poe, T. Jones, B. Dominque. Fourth Row: D. Vaughn, M. Dell, M. Johnson, W. Kervan, M. Price, K. Elder, M. Chitty, R. Martin, F. Mendenhall, P. Englehart, M. Brown. Fifth Row: R. Evans, G. Merna, M. Siebart, R. Arnold, Mr. Charnock. 66 At Football Games This year, under the direction of Mr. Moore, the High School Band developed, and was able to serve the school and community in many ways. The band participated in all home football games as a pep band, played for the Hallo¬ ween parade at Hayfield Farms, and entered the Band Festival at West Springfield on March 14. The band also performed for the school’s Christmas program and MADD festival, and presented a spring concert in May. The Intermediate Band, under the leadership of Mr. Charnock, also progressed greatly, and had a very successful and productive year. High School Band: Bottom Row: S. Stepp, D. McGee, M. Weston, J. Williams, J. Lear, K. Sloppe, L. Hartman. Second Row: S. Wiggs, D. Denny, B. Robinette, J. Dod¬ son, D. Denny, R. Ruonavaara, V. Scar¬ borough, S. Birckhead. Third Row: D. Ruble, J. Avers, R. Selmont, G. Post, B. Nowak, E. Spencer, J. Vosberg, S. Hunt. Fourth Row: J. Ajer, Mr. Moore, R. Law- renson, J. Gogan, T. McMillan. High School Band: Bottom Row: J. Bergen, C. Tucker, K. Fran¬ cois, C. Simpson, C. Lambert, B. Rosenwasser, B. Tuohy. Second Row: M. Williams, S. Uhlfelder, M. Williams, M. Tyler, J. Fallion, M. Rippe, M. Powell, W. Spurr. Third Row: M. Henchman, B. Brotherton, K. Horton, J. Yetman, B. Posey, B. Calfan, C. Reed, K. Dickson, S. Clay, L. Piper, M. Columbus. Fourth Row: R. Schuler, J. Campbell, D. Wright, J. Williams. 67 INT. AND HIGH SCHOOL BANDS Drill Team: Bottom Row: A. Hazard, G. McHaffa, D. Newvill, S. Phelps, B. Reeder, L. Merna, P. Edgar, M. Daly. Second Row: P. Daniel. Donna Stranton, S. Murphy, R. Evans, T. Rapplyea, L. Bosley, L. Dupree, K. Polin. Third Row: M. Wilson, S. King, D. Fiebelkorn, L. Forsman, E. Hagstrom, B. Koplaski, J. Rosenwas- ser, S. Lyons. Drill Team Performs at Football Games Drill team marches at football games. 68 Drill Team: Bottom Row: C. Hall, K. Leach, M. Sheppard, S. Anderson, C. O ' Conner, P. Hyatt, B. Hall, N. Clarac. Second Row: S. Harley, B. Hicks, M. Colombus, N. Henry, S. Bosley, M. Tyler, J. Rose, L. Kovals. Third Row: B. Wilbourne, J. Northrop, M. Hall, D. Minnick, B. Nowak, D. Burke, K. Brazall. Fourth Row: G. Smith, C. Gibbs, C. Shank, J. Jameson, C. Gaffney, C. Tucker, G. Jameson. The Drill Team’s long hours of practice during the summer and after school resulted in fine per¬ formances at basketball and foot¬ ball halftimes. The Drill Team also contributed to other school activi¬ ties by helping with the banquet for Norfolk Academy and provid¬ ing runners for the Regional and State Wrestling Tournaments. The team owes much of its success to Captain Linda Graul, and Co¬ captain Debbie Jones. DRILL TEAM MAJORETTES Majorettes Win First Debbie Bowling Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Blaise, the majorettes had a most productive year. They gave excellent performances at football and basketball halftimes and rep¬ resented the school in contests throughout the state. The major¬ ettes also won their first trophy by taking first place in the Dance Twirl Competition. Debbie Greenquist 70 Place In Dance Twirl Competition Debbie Greenquist and Debbie Bowling % pppA: ■ ■■■ w$ Majorettes: Bottom Row: D. Bowling, D. Greenquist. Second Row: K. McQuire, K. Flinchum, D. DeAngelis, K. Stratton, K. Livesay 71 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: M. Hubbard, D. Cummings, K. Emrico, P. Dell, C. Davis, D. Martin, B. Rose, L. Webster, S. Trainor. JV Co-captains: Donna Martin and Cindy Davis. Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit Hayfield’s Junior Varsity and Freshman Cheering Squads pro¬ moted school spirit and enthusi¬ asm at their respective football and basketball games, wrestling matches, and also at school. The cheerleaders sold victory tags, decorated the halls and goal posts, and sold programs at the games. But most important, the cheerleaders fullfilled the respon¬ sibility of representing Hayfield at all times. 72 Freshman Co-captains: Debbie Lockhart and Pam Tarlosky. Freshman Cheerleaders: Bottom Row: F. Windt, P. Tarlosky, D. Lockhart, D. McDaniels. Second Row: D. Schneider, M. Fruge. Third Row: C. Price, S. Switzer. 73 CHEERLEADERS ■0 o VvMV;; ‘J ' j v.O V, ' • ' ; ’ ? t- ' i ; V. i It m w i i 4 , £ : | ; . 1 iriih ' - ■•! V F ' w Drum and Sandal: Bottom Row: G. Breed, J. Middlecoff, D. Coley, Murphy, K. Sloppy. Second Row: Miss Whiteman, Sponsor; Terry, T. Holm, B. Hawkins, C. Wright, P. Crawford, M. Hub¬ bard, L. Hartman, N. McCready, S. Sonnessa, T. Dashiell, K. Francois, L. Maltese, M. Killen. 74 —,-— Drum and Sandal: Bottom Row: P. Halloran, Row: Mr. Singleton, Sponsor; C. Rowe, L. Lee, K. McGogney, N. Edge. Second Row: V. New- P. Terry, P. Beene, C. Carrira, D. Butler, E. ton, L. McKay, T. Pustay, R. Washington. Third Darivoff, Miss Batten, Sponsor. Drum and Sandal Tryouts Held Hayfield’s modern dance organi¬ zation, the Drum and Sandal, was re-organized in September for the 1969-70 school term. Try-out s were held, and a panel of four teachers selected the organiza¬ tion’s new members. The girls, and occasionally a few boys, worked on routines combining ballet and modern jazz dancing. Under the guidance of Mr. Single- ton, and the assistance of Miss Batten, the members exercised and danced to both jazz music and the songs of today. Although the work was hard, it was enjoy¬ able, and all members had a feel¬ ing of accomplishment after per¬ fecting a routine. 75 DRUM AND SANDAL KEYETTES AND TRI-HI-Y is, - Mat 10 1 a � m JBk _ a?i 9 J m 3f ' Wm 1 A tJ 1 rwt li Wm A k ' ' Mwr 0 mm ▼ eagp . I r W y sjc Keyettes: Bottom Row: D. Lovett, W. Francois, M. Zablackas, L. Giles, R. Evans, C. Schnabel, B. Koplaski, D. Lowry, C. Evans. Second Row: D. Cummings, K. Emrico, V. Hogsett, S. Murphy, T. Goss, G. McHaffa, D. Lee, D. Hubbard, J. Rosenwasser, J. Keyettes and Tri-Hi-Y Serve School and Community With the motto, “We Serve”, the Keyettes had a high standard to maintain. Soon after inducting its first mem¬ bers on October 3rd, they collected money for UNICEF and sponsored the Uglyman Contest. Kim Davies, the winner, and the other participants raised money for later Keyette projects, such as Christmas Eve entertainment for soldiers and a Christmas card in the library. The Keyettes also conducted a Valentine delivery service and in conjunction of the National Service Project of helping American Indians, sold posters. The members of the Tri-Hi-Y promoted communication between the community and the school. Their motto states, “To create, maintain, extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christ¬ ian living.” The Tri-Hi-Y revealed this motto in such projects as a fashion show, a Halloween party for ex¬ ceptional children, and through obtaining secret pals for the football players. Dow, D. Miller. Third Row: M. Evans, L. Forsman, C. French, J. Blum, D. Gundling, B. Reeder, D. Jones, M. Hubbard, D. Fiebelkorn, N. McCready, L. Kacintsky, B. Jones, F. Humphrey, E. Wilson. Robin Evans, President Tri-Hi-Y: Bottom Row: J. Northrop, C. Rowe, P. Dell, S. Davis, ' L. Maltese, D. Butler, C. Davis, L. McAleese. Second Row: K. Getz, D. Iddins, C. Wright, S. Uhlfelder, K. Braymer, K. Gogan, N. Henry, G. Warder. Third Row: L. Bailey, M. Paladino, J. Druker, S. Guenther. Fourth Row: Mrs. Droms, Miss James, L. Voight, S. Ashey, L. Karas, S. Rhoers, T. Faul, L. Smith, J. Phillips. Fifth Row: L. Gonzales, D. Voight, A. Harmon, S. Sonnessa, C. Carrera, K. Palikan, M. Malcon, S. Struder. C. Rowe, Parliamentarian; P. Dell, Historian; D. Butler, President; S. Davis, V. President; L. Maltese, Secretary; J. Northrop, Treasurer, C. Davis, Chaplain 77 ART LEAGUE Art League Sells Christmas Cards Art League: Bottom Row: F. Windt, K. D’Orso, K. Carter, D. Hartley, M. Gladhill. Second Row: E. Collins, L. Karas, G. Thomas, B. Le- lansky, L. Hardtkey, D. Peyton. Poster sales, hand made Christ¬ mas cards, art exhibits: these are a few of the projects that the Art League has sponsored throughout the year. This club has brought together a group of exploring minds interested in answering the question of “How can a person express himself through his art?” By working together each Art League member has found his own answer. 78 Host and Hostess Committee: Bottom Row: C. Schnabel, B. Koplaski, D. Lowry, L. Maltese, K. Emrico, J. Dow, C. Rowe, D. Butler. Second Row: M. Killen, E. Wilson, R. Evans, W. Francois, K. Hreha, S. Rantz. Third Row: T. Williams, T. Currin, R. Armstrong, R. Mays. Hosts and Hostesses Welcome Guests Members of Host and Hostess, Val Hogsett and Steve Rantz. The Host and Hostess Committee is a group of select girls and boys who are typical young people of Hayfield. They served and wel¬ comed guests that came to our school for any occasion. The com¬ mittee helped with the various banquets and dinners held at Hay- field, and with the Regional and State Wrestling Tournaments. HOST AND HOSTES LANGUAGE CLUBS Intermediate French Club: Bottom Row: K. Westberg, D. Breed¬ love, D. Lewis, B. MacDonnell, C. Proctor, C. McGinty, B. Risdon, L. Westberg. Second Row: S. Clary, L. Rifendifer, M. Brown, M. Hartye, R. Evans, S. Clifford: Third Row: T. Palmateer, D. Bland, J. Shaeffer, P. Dezarn, S. Reed, President. Fourth Row: E. Birckhead, Mrs. Maltby, Sponsor. French Honor Society: Bottom Row: D. Cummings, C. Synder, D. Coley, E. Wilson, D. Bowling. Second Row: R. Gavin, J. McDaniel, R. Donaldson, E. Hudson, S. Ashey. Clubs Foster Interest in Foreign Languages Ji fciisk Ilk Lp Y ! t , | |LA o Sofia fefl SsasH i ■ ■ 1 ' . A j iOMHB W ’ . ,A Intermediate Spanish Club: Bottom Row: M. Hollar, K. Batchelor, K. Leonard, M. Pustay, H Rutherford, P. Roupe, President; M. Roupe J. Coley J. Beardsley, R. Root, M. Sisbarro, B. Leckner. Second Row: M. Gray. T. Conway, L. Hergert, P. Owen, T. Wright, G Deadmore, J. Williams, S Selmont, J. Carlton, K. Yarbrough, J. Prisaynick, D. Yoder, M. Breeden, R. Pack, T. Wilcox, Miss Emory, Sponsor: Third Row: M. Eastridge, J. Corzine, E. Vitullo, A. Connor, R Weldon, 0. Rose, M. Rodrequez, K. Jackson, L. Bradford, L. Brown. 80 •J5-. ' Pi -TJB IBk ‘ M L § _ ’ - |||k ■ JKk Wf « � J v 7 j 1% r I ' T A. ' -y ' -Wm ' M. L M flf m jBgip f M German Club: Bottom Row: B. Schuster, C. Henderson, L. Hart¬ man, B. Nowak, B. Brown. Second Row: J. Lear, D. Greenquist, C. Coughlin, D. Stratton, D. Lee, T. Groves, Mr. Martin, Sponsor. Third Row: C. Fisher, D. Reusch, C. Robinson, M. Hughes, T Cummings, J. Zimmerman. The many language clubs at Hay- field, with the exception of the French Honor Society, were open to any students taking a foreign language, who were interested in learning more about the language and the culture of the land in which it is spoken. Sponsored by Miss Sullivan, the French Honor Society was for stu¬ dents in French 3 or higher who had an over-all B average and had received only A’s in French since Level 1. Tutoring lower-level students who were having difficul¬ ties with French was the main activity of the French Honor So¬ ciety during the year. a vSilH , . ■ ... i -• jm m 4 Intermediate German Club: Bottom Row: C. Casey, D. Holtam, M. Quint, C. Moody, President; B. Lott, R. Grier, R. Smith. Second Row: G. Denzler, M. Terry, S. Donley, B. Lurimer, B. Malaby, G. Suttle, K. Henchman, C. Mantone, D. Hartman. 81 AFS AND NATIONAL JR. HONOR SOCIETY AND JR. REPS. Junior Class Representatives: Bottom Row: M. Hughes, J. North- Sponsor; Second Row: C. Schnabel, C. French, D. Lowry, K rop K Karroll, M. Hubbard, D. Stepien, D. Stratton, Mr. Osborn, Emrico, V. Hogsett, D. Martin, S. Trainor. AFS and Junior Representatives Plan for Future The American Field Service chap¬ ter at Hayfield is definitely an organization of the future. The first of its several long range plans is to provide homes for foreign AFS students returning to their native lands after completing a nationwide tour. In the fall of 1971, the club hopes to have a foreign student at Hayfield and a Hayfield student in a corresponding AFS member school. The AFS hopes that this exchange program will improve international relation¬ ships through understanding; the only way. Even in a school operating with¬ out grade or class distinction, there are certain activities which must be conducted within a cer¬ tain grade level. This year, the Junior Class Representatives planned such activities, which in¬ cluded the Ring Dance, Senior privileges, and the Prom. American Field Service: Bottom Row: A. Boland, J. Blum, President; T. Trapnell, G. McHaffa, J. Jameson, S. Harley, G. Jameson. Second Row: J. Rosenwasser, D. Neuville, L. Gonzales, K. Gaffney, S. Ashey, C. Smith. Third Row: P. Wilkerson, B. Hicks, B. Jones, T. Dashiell, E. Stoffelen, B. Spangler. Fourth Row: Miss Allen, Sponsor; S. King, S. Rantz, M. Hughes, E. Spencer, B. Falgonst. 82 Bottom Row: T. Trapnell, S. Miller, A. Nalls, G. Miller, B. Rosen- Phelps, P. Sieber. Third Row: S. Bekius, S. Ashey, H. Miller, M. wasser, V. Scarborough, A. Overton. Second Row: M. Zablackas, Powell, E. Hudson, J. Haugh, G. Jameson. L. Hardtke, D. Clark, L. Traster, K. Flinchum, D. Bowling, S. National Junior Honor Society Holds Carwash With the help of the sponsor, Mr. Daugherty, the National Junior Honor Society prospered during its first full year. The Society was made up of freshmen and sopho¬ mores who maintained a 3.0 aver¬ age and showed leadership, service, and good character, and whose main purpose was to serve the school and community. Bottom Row: M. Hughes, C. Coughlin, R. Fields. Second Row: T. Bunch, J. Reed, B. Lee. Third Row: J. Pennington, D. Lovett, S. Killebrew, P. Wilkerson. Fourth Row: S. Rantz, E. Wilson, S. Murphy, F. Humphrey. Fifth Row: J. Beyer, K. Karroll, J. Blair, P. Terry, J. Rosenwasser. Sixth Row: D. Cummings, G. McHaffa, B. Reeder, S. King. Standing: K. Hreha, A. Hall, J. Bodkin, President; D. Fiebelkorn, J. Jameson, D. Platt, B. Johnson. 83 FHA: Bottom Row: P. Hyatt, A. Rose, S. King, L. Voight, K. Murphy, M. Shields, A. Rogers, C. Hernandez, J. Deem. Third Braymer, D. Walker, President; D. Stepien, L. Traster, P. Mitchell. Row: D. Darley, Mrs. Heaton, Mrs. Joyce, C. Muglia. Second Row: L. Staats, V. Spittle, C. Dunigan, C. DuShane, S. Students Contemplate Future Careers ’ 1 1 ; r . 1 fin c, V Si I ' ■ ' Si Intermediate Home Ec Club: C. Curtis, E. Anderson, N. Karroll, L. Sinko, A. Nelson, C McGhee, D. Carter, V. Robbins, R. Porter, Mrs. Sutphin, sponsor; C. Costanzo, J. Britcher, C Trevean, S. Spicer, D. Bailey, J. Smith. Four clubs in Hayfield, the Inter¬ mediate Home Economics Club the Future Homemakers of Ameri¬ ca, the Business Club, and the Vocational Industrial Club of America, were established to pre¬ pare Hayfield students for their future roles in the home or in a profession. The clubs effectuated this objective through their many activities and fund-raising proj¬ ects, such as the FHA’s visit to an old age home and the Business Club’s sale of poly-fluff animals to raise money for Hayfield’s Busi¬ ness Department. 84 VICA: Bottom Row: D. DeAngelis, F. Owens, C. Evans, T. Mur- Mrs. Moton, H. Aylor, B. O’Neil, L. Hansborough, President; J. phy, K. Gentry, M. Calloway, D. Hurley, A. Rogers. Second Row: Gray, D. McGhee, B. Alexander. Business Club: Bottom Row: C. Muglia, C. Robin¬ son, S. Lacy, D. Welsh, D. Miller. Second Row: C. Osier, P. Smallwood, D. Gordon, M. Moffet, K. Baker. Third Row: S. Spaulding, A. Zintel, K. Larock, B. Lawhorn, K. Stout. Fourth Row: G Runyon, K. Collins, S. Alexander, G. Smith, S Larock. Fifth Row: Miss Hillian, Mrs. Adams, Mrs Stone. 85 FHA, INT. HOME EC, VICA, BUSINESS CLUB Underclass No student in Hayfield must ever be an island. We must all be unified as a continent. When we speak of unity, we speak of that concept of oneness in a complex such as Hayfield. The students must exert themselves toward this goal. The unification of Hayfield has been our endeavor this year. Through all facets of school life — clubs, sports, stu¬ dent governments, eating, working, playing — we have sought to make Hayfield a well- known school which we can be proud to attend. 86 87 UNDERCLASS Twinkle, twinkle little star — Lafyette pres’dent is what I are. NO TENSIONS IN LAFAYETTE HALL Bonnie Hernandez, Secretary; Ed Collins, Treasurer; Debbie Gundling, Vice-President; (in mirror) Tom Payne, President. Mr. Leggat’s Lafayette Hall has been a busy one this year. President; Tom Payne, Vice-President; Deb¬ bie Gundling; Secretary; Bonnie Hernandez, and Treasurer; Ed Collins are striving to make Lafayette Hall the best sub-school that Hayfield High School has ever seen. It sponsored the Halloween dance “The Midnight Brew”, and a “Task Day.” Lafayette Hall has many plans for activities in the up-coming year. All the people involved in making Lafayette Hal! an outstanding sub-school are doing an excellent job, and we know that they have lived up to the goals which they have set for themselves. 89 LAFAYETTE HALL Office Aides Linda Graul Donna Iddins Jane Lear Becki Nutter Robin Evans Debbie Jones Sandy Lacy Pat McGoye Mike Cox LAFAYETTE HAS FIRST BIRTHDAY Mrs Ewan 90 Debra Able Douglas Adams Roland Adkins James Ajer Laurin Ajer Joan Anders Joanne Anderson Toni Arcuri Lafayette Does Its Own Thing Ray Armstrong Joe Arp Glenn Asbury Susan Ashey M. Astrike Gary Atchley Deborah Autrey Sandra Bailey Paula Bainbridge Deborah Baker Katherine Baker Robert Baker Steven Barry James Baskin Jack Beahm James Bearden Penny Beene James Bell Lonard Bender Alfred Benko 91 LAFAYETTE HALL James Berq in Bonald BernRardt Janet Beyer Melinda Bland Richard Bliss Jennifer Blum John Bodkin -Aonamarie Boland Thelma Boozer Antionette Boucher Dale Bowen Dorothy Boyette Marilyn Broddock Nancy Bradley William Bradley William Breedlove Al len Bridges STTeila BrTfgTand Anthony Brown Penny Brown Richard Buckner Anthony BuJ] Edwin Bunch Thomas Bunch James Burrows Donna Butler 92 Gee, I can’t seem to get my eyes open. Theresa Butler William Callan Misty Calloway Joanne Carlton Darryl Carson Krista Carter JWarrt -Castt Warf- Chapman Judy Christensen Susan Colangelo Rosemarie Collier E d- wa- r d Collins, Karen Collins .Ma44yo-Xtolum bus Michael Columbus Lafayette Is The Going Thing Cynthia Conrad Melari Grace Paula Crawford Jo hn Criss Rebecca Crowder Karen Cruse Donna Cummings Diane Darivoff Elaine Darivoff Deborah Darley Cynthia Davis Donald Davis Rex Davis Suzanne Davis Wayne Davis 93 LAFAYETTE HALL Gregory Deal Bonnie DeAngelis Jennifer Deem Pamela Dell Joseph Dellinger James Dick Howard Dickson Thomas Dodd Richard Donaldson Janet Dow Thomas Doyle Jeanne Druker Brian Duncan Russell Duncan Sheryl Dundas Cheryl Dunigan Debra Edler Tamara Edney Dorothy Edson Franklin Edson They Cheer Loudest From Lafayette Ralph Edwards Susan Elliott Timothy Ellmore Catherine Emrico } TlMl Teresa Goss shows Hayfield spirit. 94 Juniors Anticipate Ring Dance Jeffrey Encinias John England Robin Evans .George Farmer Linda Farmer Mic hael Farnum Laura FarWetl— Tina Faul Maurice Fearrington Malvin Ferguson Rose Marie Fields Michael Finnell Dixie Fish Michael Fishback Craig Fisher Kathryn Fleck Vicki Fletcher Kimberlei Flinchum Earnest Forest Carolyn Fox Wanda .Exancojs Diane Friend Roger Friend Sandra Frye Michael Gaffney Paul Gagnon Christophe Gardiner Linda Gardner Ronald Gavin Raymond Gee 95 LAFAYETTE HALL Well, he had to go sometime. Judy Gentry K athrin e Gentry JCatWefioj tz - Cheryl Gibbs Mary Giutfrida James Gogan Dona Gordon Theresa Goss Joanne Gray Henry Greene Debra Greenuist Thomas Greer Jacueline Griffith Lynn Griffiths Steven Griffiths Christie Griswold Susanne Guenthner Deborah Gundling David Gurley Otto Gutierrez 96 Gary Haines Katherine Hall Rebecca Hall Sonia Hall Jeffrey Hand Patricia Hankins Patricia Hansborough Lynn Hardtke Curtis Harlow Anna Harmon Mich a el H armon StepherTHamey Ann Harris Vicki Harrison Karen Hartley Lafayette Holds Task Day David Harvey John Hays John Hazard Linda Heckert Gary Hedges Clyde Henderson Benjamin Hendrix Kathy Henry Nelda Henry James Hensley Stephen HerberL Michell Herbstreith Bonita Hernandez Barbara Hicks Sharon Hicks 97 LAFAYETTE HALL Dennis Higashi Debra Hirst James Hitch Steven Hoagland Mr. Leggat Shows Fine Leadership Ursula Holliman Steve Holm Jeri Hooker Chery Hoover Karen Horton Karen Hreha Robert Huddlestone - Charles Huohes Ferol Humphrey Donna Iddins Andrew Jackson Joanne Jameson Georgia Janes Denise Jenkins Vincent Jenkins 98 Kathy Jennelle Patricia Johnson Robert Johnson Conley Jones QaaieJ _ Jon es, Deborah Jones Gary Jones Daniel Kaminsky Karen Karroll Gary Keefer James Keefer Howard Keller Loretta Kencitzski James Koca Barbara Koplaski Luann Kovals James Kucharczy . Carolyn Lacy . Sandra lacy Karen Lamb LAFAYETTE HALL Students Show An Interest Denise Lang Karen Larock Lorene Laurinaitis Brenda Lawthorne Richard Lawrenson Mary Leach Jane Lear Dale Lee Robert Lee Carol Lewis Wayne Lindamood Betty Lipscomb Karen Livesay Ralph Lopez Deborah Lovett Pamela Lynch Susan Lyons Robert Macan Put the green one here, then red . . . 100 Tom Payne Wins Election Myra Malcom Susan Manci James,, Manaum Bonnie Mannon But I am awake! Michelle Maron Donna Martin 4CaiJajMartin__ RoberTlvTSrTin John McAleese Nancy McCready Lioda McDaniel jJarry - McGhee Patricia McGoye Kathi McGuire - Michael Meade Donna Merchant Wanda Metzger Darryl Michels Jane Middlecoff 101 LAFAYETTE HALL Andrei Mikhalevsky Deborah Miller Howard Miller -.1. Miller Susan Miller Donna Minnick Stanle vMittendorff Deborah Moore James Moran Mmmmmmmmm Mmmmm! Finger-lickin good!! James Morris Clifford Morrissett June Munoz Sharon Murphy Arthur Nalls Dale Natoli —M lcha e ' l NatoTT Donald Nay Debra Nichols Jenifer Northrop Rebecca Nutter Patti Oconnor Samuel Ohmacht Robert Ortiz Paul Osborn 102 Lafayette Swings Into The Year Amos Overton Faith Owens Kevin Pa ladino MicheTe Paiad |no Karen Palikan Deborah Pardue John Pascale Thomas Pa vne Diana Pennington Henry Pierce Fred Pietzsch Robert Poling David Pollum Barbara Powers Huston Price Donna Prichard Katherine Racherbaumer Donna Reed Karen Rhodes Martha Riser Wanda Rivera Bruce Robinette Carl Robinson Christine Robinson 103 LAFAYETTE HALL Lorna Robinson Dorothy Rowe Charles Saunders Deborah Schaffer Rita Schulte Sandra Seaver Deborah Seegars Melinda Seegars Eva Shamblin Jerry Sheppard Kathleen Shields Mark Simms Karen Sims Kay Sloppy Dorothy Smith You’ve Got A Lot To Give And Sandra Sonnessa Geralyn Sonnessa Richard Spreitzer Elizabeth Stoffelen Marlene Stout Audrey Tapscott 104 Smile, you’re on candid camera! Elizabeth Vickers Marian Warder John Wassenberg Robert Welborn Cynthia Welsh Joan Wells Lafayette Has A Lot to Live O.K. Listen up John Wells Robert Wenneson Scott Wenneson Linton Wilford George Wright Cathy Wylie Charles Young Keith Young Mark Zastrow You’ll get a bang out of this one. 105 LAFAYETTE HALL MADISON HALL Madison Hall SCA officers: Bottom row: Gail McHaffa, Treasurer; Kathi Gogan, Secretary; Second row: Laurie Maltese, Vice President; Steve Rantz, President. 106 As principal, Mr. Puffenburger nose all. On the outside, Madison Hall appears to be a sub¬ school of Hayfield in it’s second year with about 500 students, its own principal, its own office, and its own guidance system. However, by looking deeper into this structure, it is readily seen to be a group which showed an active and competitive spirit throughout the school year. The student government of Madison Hall worked tirelessly in fund-raising and promoting spirit in the entire student body of Hayfield. The money raised was used to improve and beautify their school. Many traditions have already been established by Madison Hall. This is true of the Slave Auction and Slave Day, Sadie Hawkins Week, and the Spring Fling. Spirit drives took place in the form of balloon and ribbon sales and colors day. Other activities of this year in¬ cluded the Harvest Hawk Hop, candy cane sale, and Madison Hall Week. The students of Madison Hall were given every op¬ portunity of a new and growing school. The faculty gave them modern methods of learning through Hay- field’s magnificent facilities. They were also given guidance and many privileges. In return, the stu¬ dents of Madison Hall gave their time and energy to the growth and fame of Hayfield. They did this through participation in sports, clubs, drama and many other activities. Madison Hall students truly stood out in the endeavor to make Hayfield Number 1. 107 MADISON HALL Miss Maguire works hard to aid Madison Hall stu¬ dents in the decisions they must make. Mrs. Aiken always greets students with a smile when they come to her office for counseling. Mrs. Langford serves as Mona Lisa and secretary all wrapped up in one. Madison Hall office assistants, Bottom row: G. Henderson, E. Hagstrom, N. Edge, D. Jones, D. Buglia, D. Woolbright; Second row: K. Martin, D. Fiebelkorn, P. Garcia, L. Mantiply, D. Taylor, S. Rantz. 108 Steve Rantz Elected President Judy Abel Raymond Adams Richard Adams Betty Alexander Kenneth Allison Mark Alves Donna Anderson Susan Anderson Cathy Andrews Marty Arcuri Michael Arnold Sharon Arnold William Arnold Robert Arvin Susan Backstrom Wayne Bagan Lilly Bailey Susan Baker Listening closely and attentively, Steve Rantz and Gail McHaffa aid in making decisions for Madison and Hayfield. 109 MADISON HALL John Ballantyne Donna Bangley Dale Barnes Brenda Barrett Steve Bashar Richard Bates Kenneth Beach Jill Beahm James Bean Joseph Beard Pam Beatty Jack Becker Susan Bekius Belinda Bell Margaret Bell Michael Bergeron Frances Bertrand Stephen Birckhead Nelson Bishop Jan Blair Elizabeth Boggess Monica Boggess Myra Boggess Arthur Bonifer All is quiet in the courtyard. 110 Jan Blair gazes pensively into the world of the news¬ paper editor. Linda Bosley Sharon Bosley Jerry Bowers Debbie Bowling School Seal Selected In October Brad Brady Karen Braymer Linda Brazell Gail Breed Gail Briscoe Howard Brown William Brown Thomas Buckley Deborah Buglia Deborah Burke Richard Cade Joseph Campbell Sieglinde Carey .Susan Carson omrcasrr Michael Cash Carl Changes Paul Christensen Lula Chumley Rosemarie Cioffi 111 MADISON HALL William Cioffi Nicole Clarac Debbie Clark Joseph Clark Sandra Clary James Cobb Deborah Comer Joseph Como Linda Conway Michael Cooper James Copeland Mary Coppa Madison Evelyn Lawson works willingly and diligently in the main office each day. Students Contribute To Spirit Of Hayfield Robert Costanzo Colleen Coughlin Alan Crane Terry Crane Vicki Crome Harry Cruse Thomas Cummings Victor Cuneo Rod Cupka 112 Thomas Currin Michelle Daly Betty Darley John Dashiell Tunie Dashiell Kim Davies Janet Davis Kenneth Davis Michael Davis Russell Davis Stephen Davis Mike Deane Donna DeAngelis Orpheus Deaver Robert Dellinger Bonnie Deviers Billy Giuffrida knows how to calm Debbie Lockhart’s fears as the freshman cheerleaders prepare for their first pep rally. 113 MADISON HALL Linda Drumm Alana DuBois Luvonne Dupree Carolyn Dushane Richard Earp Pamela Edgar Nancy Edge Duane Eiskant Clarice Evans William Falgoust Rebecca Farnsworth Joseph Faulhaber Terry Feaganes Michelle Feagans Donna Fiebelkorn Mary Fields Terry Fletcher Charles Forbes Jane Forsman Lynn Forsman June Fowler Valerie Hogsett finds it hard to de¬ cide which delicious dessert will be hers. 114 Ray Frantz Lynn Freitas Catherine French Michelle Fruge Gina Fuller Theodore Fyock Kathryn Gaffney Kimeth Gardner Scott Gardner Karin Garretson College Night Held At Hayfield Roscoe George Lydia Giles Mary Gladhill Kathleen Gogan Linda Gonzales Robert Gorman Bruce Graham Richard Grahn Sheryll Gratton Linda Graul Steven Greentree Thomas Groves Brenda Hagstrom Eunice Hagstrom Linda Hagstrom Mary Hahl 115 MADISON HALL Paul Juraschek is forced to stand firm in his opinion at an SCA meeting. .. Alex Hall Janice Hamm Lou Hansborough Jane Hardt Sandra Harley John Harney Joseph Harris Kathryn Hartley Lois Hartman George Hatton John Haugh Denise Hauther Harvest Hawk Hop Is Bonnie Hawkins David Hays Amy Hazard Kurt Heine John Henchman Brenda Henson Peter Henson Teresa Hicks Deborah Higdon Ladonna Hineline 116 Thomas Hobbs Valerie Hogsett TTstji a iinrrs— Theresa Holm Norma Hoskins Mark Hreha Darlene Hubbard Edward Hudson Robert Hull Dorothy Hurley Ron Hurst Wesley Huyett Patricia Hyatt Robert Ingles Steven Jackson William Jackson Doris Jameson Gail Jameson Sharon Jansen Dawn Jarvis First Madison Hall Dance Linda Johnson Rebecca J ones -- - 9 -. David Kachur Lynda Karas 117 MADISON HALL Patricia Kearney Margaret Keck Dana Kees Sidney Killebrew Juniors Order Rings In December Mindy Killen Susan King Rickey Kirby Ronney Kirby Mary Kridle Felicia Lambert Jerry Lankford Gail Lappi Faith Larabee Susan LaRock Brenda Larvie Linda Larvie Kenneth Latham Evelyn Lawson Paula Lelansky Robin Lepp James Lerch Kathryn Lewis Robert Lewis Tully Liddell 118 Ralph Little Albert Litvinas Richard Livengood Jeffry Livesay Debbie Lockhart Cynthia Lowery Diana Lowry Michael Lyles Linda Lytle Susan Magee Laurie Maltese Linda Mantiply Michael Maron Leslie Martin Brian Mason Betty Matheney Michael Mathews Michael Mays Linda McAleese Daniel McClarren Denise McDaniel Jill McDaniel Lou McFadden Pat McGirk Joy McGlone Hayfield’s gym as it nears com¬ pletion. 119 MADISON HALL Kathleen McGogney Wayne McGogney Gail McHaffa Lynn McKay William Meads George Menefee Kathi says, “Laurie, let them decide who looks better.” Madison Hall Students Show Linda Merna Larry Michels Barry Miller Glenn Miller Marsha Miller Bert Miner Mark Mitchell Patricia Mitchell Benton Moffett Mary Moffett Robert Moffett Geoffrey Moody Bruce Morrell Glenda Morrison Ken Mullen Joan Myers 120 Bernard Nadeau Vickie Newton Brenda Newville Jamie Oravec Richard Paton Gregory Peeples Enthusiasm In Their Second Year Donald Phelps Julie Phillips Brian Pinkerton David Platt David Powell Douglas Powell Sheryl Price Kenneth Proctor Tanya Pustay, James Raines Steve Rantz Patricia Reeder Charles Rehberg Shandry Rehberg Jack Rhodes Susan Risdon 121 MADISON HALL Robert Roberts Sheila Rock Sharon Roehrs David Ruble . Kim Runyon Kathleen Ryan Margie Saunders Susan Schafe Rose Schwarz My name is Baby Louie ( Mr. Meyers: “Peace to you, my sister.” 122 Pamela Sears Beth Seitzinger Richard Shelton Christina Sieber Jane Simpson Donna Sisbarro Cynthia Smith Gail Smith Craig Snyder Slave Day Yields Fun And Profit Cynthia Snyder William Spurr Leslie Squires Mary Squires Paula Squires Gary Stone Fran Windt watches earnestly to master is. LX Is ' t 7.( 1 ■ A. “ I tiu Zxi. l ' Lv. 21 see who her Saundra Stoneking Sharon Switzer Audrey Van Norman Barry Vancampenhout Donna Voight Evelyn Welch Kathy Whalen Jeoffrey Williams Mary Williams Fran Windt B. Woolbright D. Woolbright Twila Wright Richard Yarbrough Conda Young 123 MADISON HALL Washington Newest Hall Chuck Woodworth, Treasurer; Judy Rosenwasser, Secretary; Shelly Weeks, President; Trey Williams, Vice Pres. 124 The new sub-school, Washington Hall soon became an integral part of the Hayfield complex. The silence of its might was unknown as the hall spon¬ sored a “Hush Day”. “Is it a boy or a girl?” was the question on “Pants Day”. Washington Hall continued to show its worth as it held “The Pil¬ grim’s Prance”. Even though it was a new hall, Washington climbed above the disadvantages of being on the bot¬ tom. It set an example that is going to be hard to surpass. Under the supervision of Mr. Warner and the leadership of Shelly Weeks, the of¬ ficers planned many activities from which the whole school benefited. Mr. Warner; Principal 125 WASHINGTON HALL You little runt! Now what do you want?” O.K.! I’m watching the birdie!” Office aides: J. Kilpatrick, P. White, S. Jansen, B. DeAngelis, E. Wilson, S. White. 126 Michael Althoff Sharon Ashey Terry August Virginia Banigan Ann Barnes Christopher Beach Robert Bell Theresa Bennett Michael Bissette Connie Bowen James Brady William Brannon William Breault Mike Brisendine E dyttie ' B rod o ws k i Washington Is Newest Hall Terri Brown Kevin Bruce Clinton Burger Karen Carr Charles Casey Craig Cochran 127 WASHINGTON HALL Marc Cochran Cynth ia Cogdell Dana Coley Wanda Conner John Corbett Terry Coscia Karen Cottingham James Cox Vickie Scarborough gives her election speech. 128 Washington’s First Elections Ronald Denny Darcy Dible Dominic Digilio Jack Dodson John Donley Timothy Duys Brenda Edney Lawrence Emerson Sandra Ennis Louise Entel Martha Entel Faris Farwell Donald Fineran Sharon Fisher Connie Fisher Karen Francois Kathy Gardiner Dennis Gardner James Gardner Tony Giles Deborah Good Cary Gray V irgin ia Greene Uaiy Uuid ' i jl ■ 129 WASHINGTON HALL Patti Halloran Patricia Halnon Roberta Harmon Richard Harrison David Hartman Lorie Heard Carol Hernandez Diana Hibbs Milton Hoffmann Janet Hopkins James House Ira Hunt Marjorie Hunt Richard Hunt Gregory Jarvis Candy Apple Sale Held in October Douglas Johnson Yvonne Jones Donald Jordan Janet Kesterson Alta Kilpatrick John Korb Peggy Lacey Jeffrey Larrick Mary Leckner Ashyliend Lee Linda Lee William Lee Brenda Lelansky Alan Liddell David Lillebo 130 Paula Luckey- Thomas McDonnell Vernon Macomber Curtis Mann Roy Maupin Susan McCain Amick McDaniel Deborah McGhee Helen McGhee Maryalice McNabb Denise Miller Andrea Mitchell Mikolean Morgan Susan Morris Carol Muglia Grace Murphy - Michael Murphy Donna Myrick Carmen Natoli Diana Newville Taking notes at the yearbook meeting. 131 WASHINGTON HALL Julia Noggle David Norfolk Virginia Nye Patricia O ' Brien Connie O ' Connor Claire Osier Douglas Owen Kim Paladino Preston Parker Nancy Parks Sandra Parron Jewell Pennington Jeanne Petitt Gail Petty Deborah Peyton Shirley Phelps Dallas Pickens Lee Pierce Carl Piper Linda Piper Kris Pogoloff Gary Policastro 132 Pilgrim Prance Best Dance Cathy Poling Ronald Poling Holly Pope William Posey Gary Post Malcom Powell James Price Peggy Price Roger Price Phillip Pullen Sandra Pusey Michel Quinn Barbara Racherbaumer Janet Raines Kathy Raines Bash my teeth in? Lynn Rankin Randy Rantz Teresa Rappleyea Ginger Read Marlyn Reamy Crawford Reed 133 WASHINGTON HALL Donald Reed Donn ' cP ' n ce ' d James Reed Carolyn Reeder Betsy Reeder Donald Reid -Laura Reid Patricia Rhodes James Richmond Russell Aichmond Joyce Riley Mark Rippe George Riser Jean Rizzo James Roberts Spirit Soars During Spirit Week Deborah Roberts William Rock James Rocker Alice Rogers Sherry Roland Gilbert Romero Joann Romero Dana Root Lissette Rosado Mr. Warner—you shouldn’t snitch! 134 Cluck? Cluck? Vilma Rosado Anita Rose Bonnie Rose Joy Rose Bruce Rosenwasser Judith Rosenwasser Jeffry Ross Candace Rowe William Rowe Louise Rozier Janet Ruble David Ruesch Jean Ruesch Jenny Runyon Robert Ruonavaara William Ryan James Sammons Kenneth Sautter Danny Saville John Sayers Vickie Scarborough Roxanne Schabo James Schalbrack Candace Schnabel 135 WASHINGTON HALL Denise Schneider Gary Scholl Thorfias Schulte Barbara Schuster Judy Scofield Donald Scott jslancy Scott Charl es SHTflTTgT Ron Sears Richard Segovia Kathleen Sellaro Ralph Selmont Roy Setliff Edgar Seward Cheryl Shank John Shelton Judith Shenk , Vickie Shepherd Marsha Shepherd Jeffrey Shepherd Maureen Shields Pamela Shirley Victor Shuler Joan Silver 136 Dee Ann Silverthorn ErTc Sitverthom Lucinda Simpson Catherine Sims Paula Smallwood Alan Smith Anita Smith Christine Smith Donald Smith Gerry Smith Linda Smith Marcelles Smith Milton Smith Bernard Sovitsky John Sovitsky Brings Unusual Quiet to School Earnest Spalding Betty Spangler Susan Spaulding Edwin Spencer Valerie Spittle Linda Staats Robert Steele Luverne Steffens Michael Steffens 137 WASHINGTON HALL Debra Stepien William Stewart Carol Stewart Victoria Stidham Gregory Stiers Donald Stinnette Richard Stockstill Richard Stone Robert Stover Donna Stratton Kimberly Stratton Marsha Strieker Syble Struder Vickie Swick Pamela Tarlosky Arlene Taylor Deborah Taylor Kathy Taylor Morgan Taylor William Taylor Everybody arguing. 138 Patricia Terry .Gary Thomas John Thomas Mark Thomas Pamela Thomas Roger Thomas Alvin Thompson John Tiano Frank Tibbs Sara Trainer Linda Traster James Triggs Connie Tucker David Tully Bob Tuohy Juniors Take College Boards Marcia Tyler Michael Tyson Sheliah Uhlfelder Lawrence Uhlfelder Anna Upole William Vannorman William Verry J evin. VLci Lej Roberta Vipperman Rosa Vithoulkas Linda Voigt „Janice Vosburg Jackie Wahab Debbie vVafker ' Edward Walker 139 WASHINGTON HALL Ronald Walker Louis Wallach Susan Ward Richard Washburn Carol Watson Cheryl Watson Stephen Weatherford Garnett Weatherford Shelly Weaver Terry Weaver Libby Webster Vickie Wedding Shelly Weeks Debora Weiss Debra Welsh Junior Class Orders Rings Lew Welge Dennis Werkheiser Ken Westberg Mars HIT Weston Janet White Sara White Linda Whitt Shane Wiggs Ann Wilbourne Pam Wilkerson Michael Wilkins James Williams John Williams Marla Williams Marsha Williams 140 Stephan Williams Barbara Wilson Edna Wilson Warren Wilson Jane Wipe John Wise Melvin Wood Rebecca Wood Chuck Woodworth Susan Woodworth .. Arno.lfl. Wray Roger Wrenn Chris Wright Duane Wright Michael Wright Richard Yeatts John Yetman Russell Young Mimi Zablackas Gene Zimmerman Arlene Zintel Give it to me! Leslie Zulkowski Jurgens Zulkowski 141 WASHINGTON HALL Fairfax Goes Through The Motions Officers: Pam Owens, Sec.; Greg Blair, V-Pres.; Terry Tuohy, Treas.; Phyllis Donley, Pres. 142 Fairfax Hall Student involvement in co- curricular activities has been a primary objective in Fairfax Hall this year. We are especially fortunate in having enthusiastic, interes¬ ted faculty members to ad¬ vise and counsel students in their co-curricular activi¬ ties. As a result of the size of our student body, close coordination and communi¬ cation has been carefully maintained with various or¬ ganizations within the school and community. Since co-curricular activi¬ ties are learning experi¬ ences for students, tech¬ niques in leadership have been stressed through a combined effort of the Fair¬ fax Hall faculty and the Stu¬ dent Cooperative Associa¬ tion. Helping a student dis¬ cover and develop his abili¬ ty as a leader and a respon¬ sible citizen is indeed an effort which is infinitely re¬ warding. Mr. John Oliverio Office Assistants: Kitty Emrico, Debbie Lovett, Cathy Lewis, Daniel Kaminsky, Susan Spalding. Mrs. Helen Huggins Guidance Counselor Mrs. Thelma Gilbert Secretary De bo rah Adams Susan Adams ' Kim Adamson Ellen Ajer Victor Allera Ellen Almond Gary Almond Donald Althoff Teresa Ambrose Marvin Anderson Raymond Anderson Gina Andrews Michel Arcuri Eric Armen Nanette Armen Kenneth Arnold David Atkins Daniel Autrey Rodney Bagan Bonnie Bailey Susan Bailey 145 Ronda Barksdale Brian Batchelor Diane Bauserman Cathy Beach Mary Beach Alan . Be art . William Beatty Hershell Beckner . Earr| Bell Charles Bisfiop Diana Bissonnette Deborah Blackwell Gregory Blair “Michel Blake Steven Blakeney Karen Blundon Erna Bolton Otis Bolton Adrienne Boucher Tanya Boyd BiUislBoyette m M allard Braddock’ Steven Brady ■Anthony Bran nan- 146 Catherine Brearey Annette Breed Charles Breedlove Janet Breedlove Julianne Britcher William Broomall Mike Brown Randy Brown Larry Brown Deborah Buck. Sandra Burger Cecilia Burke Andy Butler Mary Butler Luke Calloway Jackie Campbell From Fairfax With Food Birgit Carey Jannine Carlton. Diana Carter Gary Cartec Cathy Cartwright James Chancellor Willis Chancellor Kathleen Chapman Karen Cherosky James Chinn John Chitty Mark Chitty Kathy Christenson TaTSTf ' ClTTTord---- ' - ' David Cogdell How ard Cole Lynne Collins ' Thomas Cornd ' - 147 FAIRFAX HALL Gina Conte Thomas Conway Cynthia Costanzo Kelly Cowart Fairfax Scientists Study Janice Crawford Deborah Croom Diane Croom Beth Croushore Eugene Crowley Cindy Curtis Jody Damron Phillip Darivoff Carolyn Davies Dianne Davis Roxanne DaviS , Vickie Davis Richard Dawson Judy Deaver Joel Deem 148 “Can I have a lollipop” Living Specimen Stephen Desautels Phillip Dezarn Laure Dinnion Donna Dittmer ' Debbie Dodson Rebecca Dorriingue Michel Donley _Phyllis Donley Kathy Dorazio Fred Dotson Rodney Doucet John Dowdy Adrian Doyle John Duncan Nancalee Duvall Anthony Duys Patricia Edson Category Edwards Donna Ellenson John Emrico . • Nora Enoch Katherine Eyman William Farnsworth Lloyd Faul Amv Feibelk orn Lawrence Fineran Brian Finnel James Finsterle Laura Fletc her. Rebecca Floyd Teresa Foley Barbara ForBes 149 FAIRFAX HALL - Bei jl Forbes i nd SIForrest J Mark Fori Clifton Foster J aUix. fxiwler Michele FowfeT R. Fowler Frank Francois Gwen Freeman Jill Freitas Norma Frye Lawrence Futral Joseph Gambil • Garcia Vickie Garland ’ •’TWffmrT arreT -Cindy Gentry William Gentry Adrienne Getz ' Douglas Glynn Sam Gonzales Carol .0£od Keith Grahn f-tatnela Greer Margaret Griffin TSairUrlfflW Ralph Grisccrm .Geqrge G riswold Charles ' Groves 150 Richard Hale Pamela Hall Lynn Hardridge Mary Harlow Caroline Harris Doreen Hartmart Michel Haryte Valerie Havrillia Blane Hawkins Nancy Heist Karen Henchman Mark Henderson -.William Henry . Richard Henson Rosa Hernandez William Hicks Iris Hill Susan Himmelburger Steve Hodes Edward Hollar Theresa Holley Diana Holm Don Hoover Teresa Hudson Spirit Runs High in Hayfield H —I Lisa Hunt Kathleen Hurst Joyce Hutchison,_ John Hutchison Jon Ingle Mildred Jefferies Deborah Jenkins Eddie Jenkins Sheila Jenkins Brenda Jerles John Johnson Marvin Johnson Morgan Johnson Sara Johnson ■Shirley Johnson Sheila Johnston Elease Jones Laura Jones 151 FAIRFAX HALL Hawks’ Teresa Jones Jose Julia Kenneth Karas Nancy Karroll John Kearney Susan Keefer Patricia Keenan Cheryl Kees Roger Kelly Leon Kencitzski David fiidd Duncan Kirk Edward Klapka Paul Klarer Lawrence Knott Joy Koplaski Stephen Koplaski Frarnr WOTCTT - Barbara Kridle Jeanne Kridle Efthel Robert Lacy Mark Ladd Frances Lambert Wesley Larkin Theresa Lash John Latham William Latham Jeffrey Leatherland Ralph Lee Do you know the answer? Originality Prevails Gerald Lelanski Laura Lessin Jim Lever Robin Lill ard Daniel Lillebo Karen Lineberry Gudrun Lipp Jerry Lipscomb Lee Litvinas Monica Lockard Amira Lopez James Mace ' Marlene Madaris Mark Malcolm Sarah Manci Katherine Mangum Patrick Mankin Christine Mantone Magdelena Mardones Katherine Marszalek Richard Martin Sandra Martin Michel MassiQ .Feleta Maupin 153 FAIRFAX HALL James McAlee se Kim McBroom Michael McClain Deborah McDaniel Kevin McFadden Claudia McGee James McGinnis Vincent McGlone Construction Continues Deneise McGuire Larry Mead Francis Mendenhall Laurence Merriman Joan Middlecoff Elizabeth Mikhalevsky Doreen Miller Gene Miller Kathryn Miller Joann Miner Worthington Miner Martin Mittendorf Kimberly Morrison Diana Mullins Steven Murphy Clarita Muschin Cary Nalls David Nalls 154 Douglas Newman Lena Newman Carol Nicholson Anita Noggle Glenn Northrop Jay Nowak Pamela O’Connor Marc Okeyn Georgette Oneil Alan Overton Pamela Owen Barry Padgett Cheryl Painter Terry Palmisano Ronald Parker Larry Pasquariello Paul Pastros Lorraine Payne Kristi Peffley Deborah Peering Junichi Pettit Sherry Pettit Jack Pitman Roberta Poundstone for All Students Michael Pravlik Michael Price Michael Prichard Sharon Pro Melanie Pustay Alvin Quint William Radcliff Jeanne Ragen Robbyn Ragsdale 155 Reading Improves Richard Ramsey Joy Rappleyea Kathleen Rawson Ann Read Barbara Reed Betty Reed George Reese Robin Reeves Adriane Revere Altheah Revere Alan Rhodes Stephen Rice Cathy Richardson Judith Richardson Sharon Riddick David Riley Gary Rinehart Sharman Rinehart Chris Ritschel Diana Rivera Jeffery Rivera Vicky Robbins Cheryl Roberts Curtis Robinson Norah Rockwell Debra Roland Roger Rose Susan Rose James Rouch Pamela Roupe Scott Roysdon Delmer Rucker Sandra Rush Henry Sanko 156 the Soul Doris Saville Deborah Scholl Mary Scofield Karen Scott Duff Scudder Charles Seabolt Barbara Seaver Elizabeth Segovia Thomas Seward Debra Sexton Albert Seybold Ann Marie Shaw Eric Shaw Matthew Shaw John Shepherd Laurel Sherman Dale Shiflett Diana Shiflett Donna Shiflett Roy Shiflett Joy Shimchock Ruth Shuck Priscilla Shuler Karen Shwab Mark Siebert Kathryn Siler Mark Sisbarro Mary Sites Cheryl Smith Deanna Smith Janet Smith Karin Smith Leroy Smith 157 FAIRFAX HALL Richard Smith Susan Smith Victoria Snyder Susan Spicer Debbie Spittle Michael Stamps Larry Starr Donald Steele Pamela Steffens Susan Stockstill Howard Stogner Cynthia Stoker Jay Stoller Barbara Stone Susan Stribling Keith Stucki Sharon Sullivan Teresa Sulli Verda Sullivan Kathleen Sutton Felicia Swanner Debra Swick James Taylor Stanley Taylor Visions of Sugar Plums. Time Out For Fairfax William Taylor Michael Terry Andre Thomas Gary Thomas Jeffrey Thomas Robyn Tito Timothy Toler Debra Topley Kyla Townsend Cheryl Trevean Teresa Tuohy Whit Turner 158 Betty Tyson Dwight Vaughn Michael Vento Mark Vermillion Daniel Villegas Shirley Vosburg Christine Wade Charles Wallace Glenn Walters Linda Warner Nancy Washburn Nancy Weber Susan Weden Leon Weeks Ann Wenneson May Wenneson Lua Westberg Barbara Westo n Nancy Weston Arthur Whipple Beverly White Ray Whitley Henrietta Wiebusch Karen Wilkes Portia William Julia Williams Michele Williams Donald Wilson Madeleine Wilson Sheila Wilson Deborah Woods Denise Yoder Christian Young Rona Young Robert Zacofsky Thomas Zacofsky 159 FAIRFAX HALL Jefferson Hall 160 Principal: Dr. Tom Murray Jefferson; One Of the Best Jefferson Hall, under their new principal, Dr. Tom Murray, and the able leadership of the president, Robert Evans, worked hard at mak¬ ing the students proud of their subschool. The students participated in the Magazine Drive and ranked high. They sponsored many spirit building activities and dances. The tradition of Jefferson Hall as an outstanding subschool has truly established this year. “It’s just too early in the morning.” 161 JEFFERSON HALL Guidance Counselor; Mrs. Louise Young Guidance Counselor; Mr. Joseph Crain Office helpers; S. Delozier, C. Cupka, M. Arnold, Not shown; T. Boldig. Office Workers Secretary; Mrs. Katherine Wilkie. 162 Rhonda Abbott Victor Allen Kimberly Alves Anita Ambrose Cynthia Ames Elizabeth Anderson Kathy Arbrough Jeffrey Armor Ricky Arnold Sandra Arnold Donna Ashey Sharon Atkins Robert Avery Debra Bailey Haroldynne Bailey Linda Bainbridge Annaliese Baker Melody Baker Ricky Baker William Baker r. • Hey, Come Back Here 163 Cathy Barker Bonnie Barr Judy Basham Karen Batchelor Lois Bateman Debra Beach Ralph Beahm Franklin Bean Regina Bean Patricia Beardsley John Behneman Edith Bell Diana Bembenick Bernard Benfield Nancy Benfield Billy Berry Mary Beuke Ellen Birckhead Deborah Bland Carol Blewett Robert Blum Henry Boisvert Just a few more steps and I’ll be free . . . free . . . FREE!!! Susan Boland James Bonifer Kenneth Bosley Patricia Bowe 164 Debra Bowers Peggy Bowling Ronald Boyd Peggy Boyles “My Hero!” Jefferson Holds Second Dance Lloyd Bradford Patrick Bradley George Brannen Marsha Breeden Connie Brister Jacqueline Brown Sharon Brown Cynthia Bull Edmund Burke Pamela Buttery David Burns Calvin Cade Belinda Calhoun Gregory Call Alan Campbell Michael Cannon Mary Caprino Catherina Carlson Danny Carter John Carter Cathleen Casey Margaret Chichester Cathy Chizmar John Chizmar Sharon Clary David Coast Linda Colangelo James Coley Charles Compton Joseph Conard 165 JEFFERSON HALL Ann Connor Lori Conrad John Conway Lawrence Coop Richard Cooper Michael Corbett John Corzine Lance Coscia Karen Costello Dennis Crawford Danny Cross Michael Cuneo Janice Curtis Carlee Cutchall George Darley John Davis Sheila Davis Steve Davis Gloria Deadmore Emma Deane George Deel Claude Deering Michael Defonde Martha Dellinger William Denzler Evelyn Deprospero Mark Diehr Janet Dionne Kitty Dixon Christine Dorso 166 Brenda Downs Lawrence Dubois Vernon Dunning Richard Dyson John Earp Michele Eastridge James Edwards Linda Eller Marc Ellis Norman Ellis Audrey Emerson Barbara England Paul Englehart Linda Esping Ronald Eeter Debra Evans Margaret Evans Robert Evans Linda Ewing Robert Ezzell Rose Ezzell Dianne Fariss Debra Feather Virgals Fields Robert Evans Leads Sub-School Cecil Fitzgerald Toya Floyd David Foley Brian Forsman James Fortney Rickie Franks 167 JEFFERSON HALL Glenda Freeman Larita Freeze Shelby Freeze Tony Freeze Leslie Freitas James French Rickie Frye Melba Fukuda Darla Fuller Barbara Gallacher Bruce Gallacher Curtis Ganoe Gary Gardner James George Kathryn Gilleon New Section Opened Richard Gladhill Robin Good Gordon Gordon Cathy Graham Steven Graves Edwin Gray Michael Gray Susan Gray Danny Green Jan Greenquist Robin Grier Jennifer Griffith 168 “Modern Art on the Rampage at Hayfield.” Ralph Guinn Terry Gummerson Charles Hahl James Hall Mary Hamon Michael Haney Kevin Harney Julia Harrell Joanne Hartley Brian Haskell Vicki Havrilla William Heath Peter Hellmann Lynda Henderson Robert Hensley Louis Hergert John Hicks Joyce Higashi Paul Higdon Dianne Hirst Daryl Hoagland Sharon Hoffman Margaret Hollar Diane Holtam Greg Huddlestone Craig Hurst Steve Hutchinson Joel Iddins Tam Inscoe 169 JEFFERSON HALL Debbie Ives Doreen Jackman Kevin Jackson Margaret Jackson Robert Jacobs Pam James John Jenkins Dennis Johnson Carol Johnson Elaine Johnson Sharon Johnston Jon Joines Bryan Jones Christine Jones Dara Jones Marsha Jones Timothy Jones Laura Joy David Juraschek Nancy Kane Chester Kanzawa Richard Karroll Stephen Keener Michael Kelley Roger Kells Debra Kelly Michael Kelly Alexandria Kervahn William Kervahn Ronald Killion 170 Debbie Kirby Norman Kisendaffer Kelly Koeller Ricky Kortlang Steven Kotzmoyer Rocki Krick Frederick Kruse Brenda Lamb John Larabee Deborah Larimer William Larimer Terri Larvie Susan Leatherland William Leckner Sonja Leh Gary Lemore Edward Leonard Kathleen Leonard Junior High Hush Day—Success! Patricia Lewis Linda Liddell Nancy Lindstrom Holly Lineweaver Gary Betty Lott Rebecca Lyons Sean Macdonnell Brian Macdonnell Donna Madison Brian Malaby 171 JEFFERSON HALL “No, she’s not a bookworm, unless she reads upside-down.” Karen Malicki Deidre Maltese Brian Marr Russell Martin Catherine Martyn Daryle Maxwell Robert McCall Dale McCleese Juanita McDavid New Comers Adjust To Hayfield Kathy McDowell Cecilia McGinty Gerald Merna Benjamin Miller Shelley Miller Murray Milton Susan Mitton Christopher Moody Joyce Morrell Anita Morris James Morris John Moseley Michael Murray Michael Mutscheller Elizabeth Myers Gwendolyn Nelbach Alice Nelson Debra Newton Dale Newville Karen Nicholson Scott Nistle Bobby Nix John Novak Victoria Ohmacht 172 Deborah Okyen Cynthia Olsen Linda Osborn Charlene Owen Robin Pack Janice Page John Page Steven Paladino Tanya Palmateer Noel Paolicelli Cary Parker Patrice Parker Linda Passauer Marjorie Pauly James Peartree Martha Pennington Sonja Penny Carole Peterson Gregory Petitt Thomas Peyton Watch the band blow their minds. John Pinckney Robin Pittman Kenneth Poe Donald Pohl Joseph Pohl Sharon Policastro Donald Powell 173 JEFFERSON HALL Leta Powell Michael Powell Pamela Powers Diana Price “Well, I don’t know.” Peggy Price Tracey Price Jeanne Prisaznick Ronald Procario Carlene Proctor Cheryl Purdue Samuel Ray Bonnie Reed Michael Reed Sonja Reed Rodney Rehberg Kim Reutter Joseph Riccio Joanne Rice Janice Richards Sandra Racherbaumer Silas Richmond Janice Rapp Lisa Riedl Laurent Rifendifer Dinnis Ratcliffe Rebecca Ray Douglas Riley James Riley Joyce Riley 174 Intermediates Do Their Thing Elizabeth Risdon John Riser Mirian Rivera Paul Rizzo Dennis Roark Shirley Roberts Kathleen Roehrs Robin Root Odis Rose Robert Ross Mark Roupe Virginia Rozier William Rozier Patricia Ruesch Valerie Rutherford Thomas Sakellaris Gregory Saunders Raymond Saxty Twiddle-dee-dee Twiddle-dee-dum. John Schafe Arthur Scholl Patricia Schulte Frank Schwinn Michael Scott Julie Sears Henry Sergent Kathy Setzer Roger Seward Jacquelyn Shaeffer Kimberly Shattuck Kathy Shaw 175 JEFFERSON HALL Katharine Sheehan Robert Sheehan Clayton Shepherd Mary Shields Joyce Silver Anne Simpson Joan Simpson Isaac Smith Rita Smith Cheryl Snow Michael Snow Lester Spindle Cindy Spurr John Stankiewicz Ronald Starr Gary Steele Jeannette Stoffelen Katherine Stoffelen Lisa Stoller Craig Stroud John Struder Deborah Sullivan Deborah Sullivan Edmund Thompson Jackie Thompson Paul Thompson Dixie Tippins Jan Trainor William Tubbs Cynthia Turner Sharon Turner Karen Underwood f Craig Vancampenhout Sandra Verry m WLGi t W ‘And a 1 . . 3 . . . 4.’ 176 Betty Vest Jeannie Vickers Elaine Vitullo Margare Vogtsberger Terri Wadsworth Sherry Waller Robert Wallis Debra Washington Jeffrey Watson Lawrence Weeks Patricia Weeks Sharon Welch 8th Graders Experience SCAT STEP Ronald Weldon Oscar Wells Karen Westberg Teresa Wilcox James Wilkie Barbara Wilkins Donald Williams Kathleen Williamson Scott Winn Lawrence Witko Judith Wright Tedi Wright Richard Wright Terry Wright Jane Zastrow 177 JEFFERSON HALL FACULTY 178 The faculty has, with great determination, striven to present a relevant and meaningful program of study for all students. They have sought to instill in each of us a feeling of individuality and self-confidence along with a necessity for cooperation and a feeling of oneness. Through all of this, each faculty member has become an individual with a per¬ sonality and techniques all his own. They have become participants in a united drive to procure for the students a more produc¬ tive tomorrow. 179 FACULTY “Like I really care!” Mr. David Clarke Mr. Ronald Crouch Mr. David Greek Mr. Preston Haynie Mrs. Dorothy Martin Mr. Larry Simpson English Department Spurs Mr. Meyers in a more tranquil mood. Miss Gloria Batten Mrs. Margaret Smith 180 The English Department of¬ fers a literature-centered pro¬ gram that integrates com¬ position and language study with the discussion of litera¬ ture. Class, group, and indivi¬ dual reading provide a vehicle for discussion and composi¬ tion; grammar is taught through the writing and speak¬ ing activities. A humanities ap¬ proach, a multimedia pro¬ gram, individual study, and in¬ creased freedom of choice help to adapt the program to various ability levels and make it relevant to the needs and interests of students. Mrs. Smith does her homework! Student Initiative Miss Florence Snyder Mrs. Rita Stone Miss Shirley Whiteman Mrs. Kettlewell cracks a smile. 181 ENGLISH The Math Department has provided new experiences for all students by utilizing team teaching so that stu¬ dents could progress at their own rate. This was only possible with the full cooperation between students and faculty members. Together they have reached the apex of efficiency. Mr. Jon Butler Mr. Kermit Eide It’s days like these teachers enjoy. Mr. Butler aids students with math problems. Miss Rebecca James Mrs. Jannis Luter Mrs. Sandra Miller Mr. Dennis Osborn 182 Mr. Eide has pride. ' ;ys Mrs. Droms checks for skippers. Department Increases Studies Teaching is such a rewarding profession? Mr. Charles Rembold Miss Linda Ritter Mr. John Stavropoulos Mrs. Pamela VanVoorhees 183 MATHEMATICS Science Department Offers Although the Science Department has not discovered any new diseases, or cures, they have, under the direction of Mr. John Mooney, made several important advances. With the installation of closed-circuit tele¬ vision sets a wide variety of new teaching techniques have been developed. With superior equipment and facilities they have taken us far into outerspace in the planetarium, or to the depths of innerspace with microscopes and experiments in Chemistry and Phy¬ sics. Hence, the Science Department as a team has united with the students to prepare us all for a better tomorrow. Mrs. Shirley Bass Mr. Oliver Cannady Mrs. Helen Bernstein Mr. John Dieringer Mr. Cannady’s a mad scientist at heart. 184 Wide Range Studies Mr. Jack Lewis Mr. Joel Mason Mr. Harris always gives you service with a smile. Miss Linda James Mr. Lowell Koontz “That microscope you dropped will cost Mr. Garber listens intently to a student’s problem. you . . . n Mr. John Mooney Mr. Colin Payne Mr. John Spencer Mr. Gary Yohe 185 SCIENCE Mrs. Habicht takes roll. Mrs. Tanise Blais Miss Jane Forster Mr. Harold Deibler Mr. Bill Fox Mrs. Jacqueline Frew Mrs. Sarah Gardiner Mrs. Bonnie Habicht New Facilities Coach Pruett confirms the score of the wrestling match. ML 186 Coach Scott displays his good disposition. Advantageous Although through most of the year the Phy¬ sical Education Department has been ham¬ pered by a lack of facilities, they have made great strides to overcome this handicap. With complete dedication they have provided a meaningful program. The corrective gymns were cramped into double duty as were halls and parking lots. But, now in our new gym, these are all things that seem to be of a time long past. We have only to look to the future in a gym large enough for each individual to do just that. Mr. Joseph Ivers Mrs. Billie Reynolds Mr. Tom Scott Mr. Stacay Siders 187 PHYSICAL EDUCATION New Horizons In Social Studies Mr. Frank Benson Mr. Leonard Evans Mrs. Janice Fleury Mr. Jay Jacobs The Social Studies Department has em¬ ployed some revolutionary tactics in order to produce a meaningful program. Using the closed-circuit T.V. and re¬ sources from the community, they have provided several worthwhile surprises for the students. With the variety of courses offered, Dr. Murray, department chair¬ man, has broadened our horizons in So¬ cial Studies and students leave this year with a better understanding of man. Mr. Jacobs at work. 188 Mr. Cruver smiles graciously for the photographer. Mrs. Diane Cooke Mrs. Faith Holcombe Mr. Mark Franko Mr. Theodore McCord ESG Department Offers Variety In trying to bridge the gap between an elementary and a secondary school environment, the ESG De¬ partment has attempted to let each teacher really get to know his stu¬ dents by having them two periods instead of one each day. This situation was advantageous be¬ cause it resulted in good student- teacher relationships and it en¬ abled the teacher to coordinate the two subjects, English and History. Mr. Werntz takes his work seriously. Mr. Charles Shipp Mr. Jim Usry Mr. Christopher White Mr. Hilbert Wilkinson CD CO LU 189 Miss Cynthia Allen Miss Jewel Emory Mrs. Sarah Maltby - T ■ • ' ' • ' v ' ' .A.,: ' ' V- ' Vill 1 A ' -C - -I The Foreign Language Department be¬ gan this year well equipped with all its new facilities and eager to begin. Under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Thomason, they have utilized all facilities to their fullest capibility in providing all students a course in speaking a foreign language. Several pioneering programs have been instituted, including an elective language program for all intermediate students and a five year program starting in eighth grade. With this kind of initiative, un¬ limited opportunities unfold. Mr. Vincent Martin Mrs. Elizabeth Miller Mrs. Esther Pincus Miss Sheila Sullivan Mrs. Virginia Thomason Mrs. Isabella Windham “What did you say?” New Mobile Language Laboratory 190 The Hayfield Business curriculum strives to give the depth and breadth needed to enable students to acquire marketable competencies in several business areas. The curriculum is de¬ signed to help develop a new ap¬ proach to office occupations through job-centered training made up of inte¬ grated learning units. Subjects taught this year are one hour courses in Introduction to Business and Typewriting I. Two hour block programs are offered in Clerk Typist I, Stenographic-Secretarial I, and Data Processing I. Several new Senior courses will be added next year. Mrs. Helen Adams Miss Ada Addison Mrs. Terry Capps Miss Roseanna Hillian Miss Eleanor Ruddle Mrs. Doris Stone Business Department Expands Miss Hillian does a little homework. “And you said you studied?” 191 BUSINESS Fine Arts Develops Creativity The Fine Arts Department has sponsored many activities in the creative field. With special cooperation between all facets of the Fine Arts, including Art, Drama, and Music, students have been provided with a wide range of studies on which to center their exploring interests. This department also sponsored the MADD festival in April combining music, art, drama, and dance. Through this and several other projects, students have found their own individual talents. Miss Mary Bergen Miss Carole Bradley “We’ll try one more time!” Miss Joan Bradley Mrs. Maxine Cooper Mr. Henry Moore Mr. Falle Nelson Mrs. Kathleen Quarles 192 . . and the crankshaft’s connected to the . . . ” Mr. French Bullington Mr. Ronald Beavers With greatly enlarged facilities, the Practical Arts Department is looking to the future with even greater expectations. The department is offering follow up courses in many areas. These include Cosmetology II, Autome¬ chanics II, and Electronics III. It is also ex¬ ploring new fields such as Architectural Drawing. Working together, the department has gone far to expand opportunities for all students. New Facilities Aid Teaching Mr. James Madorma Mr. Vincent Madorma Mrs. Virginia Moton Mr. Joel Rosen 193 FINE AND PRACTICAL ARTS HOMEMAKING Homemaking Skills Developed Mrs. Heaton makes Homemaking useful as well as fun. £ The Home Economics Department, under the super¬ vision of Mrs. Elaine Creigh, has tried to instill in all girls a basic understanding of the homemaking skills. It has tried to present opportunities that the girls might not have, otherwise. In sewing classes, skills range from sewing a simple apron in the seventh grade to making a tailored wool suit and coat in the eleventh grade. However, the department has not been idle in the field of cookery. Students pro¬ gress to gourmet cooking by eleventh grade, and turkey dinner was served to the administration at Thanksgiving, compliments of the Home Economics Department. Mrs. Connie Joyce ' Mrs. Sara Sutphin Mrs. Sutphin gives us a grin. Mrs. Jean Dundas Mrs. Sara Heaton 194 Mrs. Leopkowski shows a student his errors. Reading And Special Education With great determination, the Reading and Special Edu¬ cation teachers have worked to provide all students with equal opportunities at Hayfield. With the new facilities in the Media Center, this ideal has be¬ come a reality. Using the listen¬ ing centers and a special room equipped with audio visual pro¬ visions and small classes, this department has done a job that might otherwise have been im¬ possible. Mr. Nathaniel Emery Mrs. Irene Leopkowski Mrs. Beverly Whitefield 195 READING AND SPECIAL EDUCATION MEDIA CENTER AND CLINIC Media Center Miss Barbara Collier, Mrs. Constance Lovejoy, Librarian Visiting Teacher Miss Caldwell helps a teacher make a selection. Take a fish-eye view of the Media Center! Clinic Nursing sick students isn’t such an easy task. “So you’re feeling a today . . 196 little under the weather CJE Cafeteria and Maintenance Staff Bottom Row: S. Simpson, C. Bearden, i. Avery, I. Dennis, B. Arnold, G. Ruthrorff, G. Mullins, E. Hozdic, Third Row: E. Evans, Mason, H. Appenson, N. Wickline, G. Eaton, Second Row: J. G. Welch, P. Deodmore, F. Farris, F. Denny, L, Lecorchick. Humphrey, M. Bernhardt, H. Shriver, B. Barber, M. Black, L. It’s a hard job to fix hundreds of lunches each day. 197 CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE Secretaries Mrs. Eleanor Mayhugh Mrs. Jo Burke 198 Row Two: Linda Edler, Butch Keith, John Williams, Anna Harmon, Tuni Dash ie 11, Scott Stollard Mrs. Margaret Burns, ADP Operator 199 SECRETARIES Chief Administrators Mr. Peter Visnich Dr. James Wilson a fish-eye view of Mr. Visnich. Dr. Courtney Jones Mr. James Mays Mr. Mays plans ahead. 200 Caught by the camera. Mr. Floyd Worley’s task has, perhaps, been harder this year in that it was his problem to unite five sub¬ schools under one roof. He has worked hard to erase the imaginary line between intermediate and high school. This job could not be accomplished without the full support of the faculty and student body. The support is not always as easy to secure as it might seem, but with sound logic and a little gentle per¬ suasion, Mr. Worley has helped to make us well on our way to reaching the destination of being one. One of Mr. Worley’s less tedious moments. 201 ADMINISTRATION PATRONS Patrons Major C. D. Ashey, Jr. Susan Ashey Martha Arcuri Cpt. Mrs. James H. Chapman Linda Conway Darla Feeller Mrs. Jacqueline Frew Mary Hahl Jill McDaniel Linda Merna Julie Naggle II Cindy Rantz Mr. Mrs. Roland H. Rantz Marsha L. Shepherd Dee Silverthorn Mr. Mrs. H. V. Thomason Barbara Wilkins Professional Patrons Marvin Klavaans, D.D.S. Carlton F. Powell Opticians John S. Rushton, D.D.S. Shaefer Florist 202 CX Lx. LdJU £ UUxdL tfH)-ptu vci (Mj fu. uc .£JUU JttUL? w 60 Ua)- jJL-l jJcU rydl JL J aMjUU ( JUju U Jk oSl QuMhi). iQ-tsmjiMi er - ojAo- y OU2.H S ' UAJJUU? U 0 CUU. ok. juuttL m . . Jjcx M uamUL uj lu ttp V UJl tyj� WK S f 4- v fK Ctrm -jLaMJU J}uuxJIA c CuXJ P CstSl . . yt j2 US CjJUo x V . 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Alexandria, Springfield Landmark Compliments of Harvester Staff 209 ADVERTISEMENTS GENERAL AND FACULTY INDEXES General Index Administration 200 Freshman Football 26 Media Center 196 Advertisements 203 Girl’s Varsity Hockey 28 Mixed Chorus 65 American Field Service High School Band 67 National Jr. Honor Society 83 Art League 78 High School Science 63 Newspaper 54 Aviation 62 Home Economics Dept. 194 Organizations 44 Business Dept. 191 Host and Hostess 79 Patrons 202 Cafeteria 197 Introduction 1 Physical Education Dept. 186 Cheerleaders 72 Intermediate Band 66 Practical Arts Dept. 193 Clinic 196 Intermediate Chorus Reading 195 Concert Choir 64 Intermediate Science 63 Saddle and Spur 62 Creative Writing 56 Jefferson Hall 160 Science Dept. 184 Credits 224 Junior Representatives 82 Secretaries 198 Debate 57 Junior Varsity Football 24 Social Studies Department 188 Drill Team 68 Junior Varsity Hockey 29 Special Education Dept. 195 English Dept. 180 Lafayette Hall 88 Language Clubs 80 Sports 22 Epilogue 222 Madison Hall 108 Student Cooperative Association ESG 189 Madrigals 64 Student Index 215 Faculty 178 Maintenance 197 Student Life 10 Fairfax Hall 142 Majorettes 70 Underclass 36 Fine Arts Dept. 192 Mathematics Dept. 182 Washington Hall 124 , Foreign Language Dept. 190 Math Team 57 Yearbook 52 Faculty Index I jjg ■ ■ . mm ' Mi ADAMS, Mrs. Helen S.; pp. 85, 191 Typing I, Personal Typing, Gen. Business B.S., Illinois State University ADDISON, Ada R.; p. 191 Typing I, Personal Typing, Gen. Business B.S., Univ. Tampa; M.A., Univ. S. Florida Business Club AIKIN, Shirley M.; pp. 108, 125 Counselor B.A., Tenn. Temple Col.; M.A., Col. William ALLEN, Cynthia; pp. 82, 190 Spanish I, II, III, IV B.A., M.A., Indiana University American Field Service ANDERSON, Mrs. Sue; p. 144 Counselor BASS, Shirley Ann; p. 184 Biology 7, BSCS-SM B.A., Oueens Col.; M S., S. Conn. State Col. Intermediate Home Economics Club BATTEN, Gloria; pp. 75, 180 English 9, English 10 B.S., Radford College Drum and Sandal BEAVERS, Ronald W.; p. 193 Auto Mechanics I, II Jamco Technical Institute Auto Mechanics Club BENSON, Frank H.; pp. 61, 188 U.S. History B.A., Syracuse University Television Club BERGEN, Mary Ann; p. 192 Art 7, Art 8 B.S., Marywood College Intermediate Sketch Club BERNSTEIN, Helen Gourin; p. 184 Introductory Physical Science, Math 7 B.A., Hunter College; M.A., N.Y. Univ. Intermediate Science Club BLAIS, Tanise Cheek; pp. 185, 186 Physical Education B.A., University of Florida Majorettes, Varsity Softball Coach BRADLEY, Carole Elizabeth; p. 192 General Music 7 B.S., Westhampton College Intermediate Chorus BRADLEY, Joan M.; p. 192 Art I, II, III, Creative Crafts B.F.A., Temple University Art League BULLINGTON, French L.; p. 193 Work Studies Program B.S., Iowa State Univ.; M.A., Univ. Fla. Black Studies BURKE, Jo N.; p. 198 Secretary BURNS, Margaret Ann; p. 199 ADP BUTLER, Jon Stephen; p. 182 Math, Algebra I, Geometry B.A., University of Virginia BUTLER, Marilyn Sue; p. 199 Finance Officer CAIN, Frank Wallace; p. 90 Counselor A. B.. Salem College; A.M., G.W. Univ. CALDWELL, Catherine; pp. 196, 213 Media Specialist B. S.E., Duquesne Univ.; M.S., Cath. Univ. CANNADY, Oliver Wendell; pp. 184, 185 Introductory Physical Science B.S., North Carilina A. T. State Univ. Intermediate Newspaper CAPPS, Terry A.; p. 191 Typing I, General Business B.S., University of Tennessee Keyettes CAVAIOLA, R. A.; pp. 47, 105 Functions—Analytic Geo., Alg., Geometry B.S., Shepherd College SCA Sponsor, Golf Coach CHARNOCK, Donald J.; pp. 66, 192 Instrumental Music B.M.E., Va. Comwlh. Univ.; M.M., Catholic U. CLARKE, David L.; pp. 180, 214 English 9, 10, 11 B.A., Randolph-Macon College COLLIER, Barbara L.; p. 196 Librarian COOKE, Diane S.; pp. 60, 189 L. Arts, Behavior B.A., Univ. Cal.; M.A., San Francisco State P.A. Club, American Field Service COOPER, Maxine J.; p. 192 Art 7 8, Art I B.A.E., University of Florida Art League CRAIN, Joe; p. 162 Physical Education B.S., Milligan Col.; M.A., G. W. Univ. 210 CREIGH, Elaine E., Dept. Chairman, pp. 165, 194 Homemaking 8, Home Economics I B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania Homemaking Club CROUCH, Ronnie G.; p. 180 English 7, 8, 10, 11 B.A., N. C. Wesleyan College Intramurals, Newspaper CRUVER, Philip Charles; p. 189 Language Arts, English 8 B.A., University of Arkansas DAUGHERTY, J. W. Latin I, II, III, English 11 B.A., Univ. Richmond; M.A., Va. Poly. Inst. National Junior Honor Society DEIBLER, Harold James; pp. 24, 27, 186 Physical Education B.S., East Stroudsberg State College Freshmen Football DIERINGER, John Joseph; p. 184 Alg., Alg. Pt. I, Alg. 2—Trig., PSSC B.A., La Salle Univ.; M.S.S.T., Am. Univ. DOLES, Richard Dix; p. 125 Counselor B.S., Butler Univ.; M.S., Butler Univ. DROMS, JoAnn G.; pp. 77, 183 Math 8, General Math, Algebra II B.A., State University of New York Tri-Hi-Y DUNDAS, Mrs. Jean.; p. 194 Homemaking, Science, Home Ec. I, II, II, IV B.S., Montana State University Homemaking Club, Future Homemakers of Am. EIDE, Kermit M.; pp. 182, 183 Math B.S., South Dakota State University Math Club, Math Team ELLIS, Dorothy H., Dept. Chairman; p. 175 Att 7, 8 B.S., Madison College; M.A., Am. Univ. Art Sketch Club EMERY, Nathaniel B.; p. 195 Work Study Program B.S., Univ. Maine; M.A., Syracuse Univ. EMORY, Jewel Ann; pp. 80, 190 Spanish I A.B., Clark Univ.; M.A., Worcester State Intermediate Spanish Club EVANS, Len G.; p. 188 World Geography, World History A.A., Mars Hill Col.; B.A., Wake Forest U. EWAN, Virdie S.; p. 90 Counselor A. B., G. W. Univ.; M.A., Univ. of Va. FEUERBACH, Theodore; p. 182 Math 8, Alg. I Pt. I B. S., Newark Col. M.S., Stevens Inst. Tech. FLEMING, Bob R., Dept. Chairman; p. 193 Voc. Main. Rep. Gen. Shop B.S., East Tenn. State College b FORSTER, Jane G.; p. 186 Physical Education A. A., Stephens Col.; B.S., Ohio State U. Cheerleaders FOX, William F.; p. 186 Physical Education 9, 10, 11 B. S., Tennessee Wesleyan College Head Basketball Coach FRANKO, Mark R.; pp. 57, 189 Language Arts 7, English 8 B.S., California State College Varsity Debate Club FREW, Jackie F.; p. 186 Physical Education 7, 8 A.A., Montgomery Col.; B.S., Univ. Md. Cheerleaders, Intramurals GABBERT, Basil Ralph; p. 183 Math 7 A. B., Berea College Math Clinic GARBER, Ned Eugene; pp. 24, 185 Introductory Physical Science B. S., Frederick College Football, Wrestling GARDINER, Sarah L.; p. 186 Physical Education, Driver Education B.S., Appalachian State University Host and Hostess Committee Equipment Mgr., Radio Cl FLEURY, Janice H.; p. 188 Trade Clusters GILBERT, Thelma; p. 144 Secretary GORE, Mrs. Robena S.; p. 213 Reading B.A., Univ. Calif.; M.A., G. W. Univ. GREEK, David C.; p. 180 English 9, 10 B.A., University of Maryland GREENE, F. A.; p. 182 Gen. Math I, II; Geometry A.A., Pensacola Jr. Col.; B.S., U. Fla. Math Club Co-sponsor HABICHT, Mrs. Bonnie R.; pp. 28, 170, 186 Physical Education 7, 8 B.S., University if Massachusetts Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball HARRIS, Wayne; pp. 184, 185, 32 Biology B.A., Shepherd College Freshmen Basketball Coach HUMPHREY, James E.; p. 184 ESCP, TSM, E.S.—World Geography B.S., Col. U.; M.A., Colorado State U. IVERS, Joseph T., Dept. Chairman; p. 187 Physical Education 7, 9, 10 B.S., Cor tland State Col.; M.A., Pat. Col Intramurals JACOBS, Jay D.; pp. 30, 188 U.S. World History B.A., Michigan State University Ticket Manager, Head Baseball Coach JAMES, Darlene; p. 90 Secretary JAMES, Beth; p. 185 Chemistry Study B.S., Radford Col.; M.S., Radford Col. J.V. Softball JAMES, Rebecca M.; pp. 77, 182 Math 8, Alg. I, Gen. Math II, Geometry B.S., Longwood College Tri-Hi-Y HATCHER, M. B.; p. 193 Industrial Arts B.S., Virginia Tech. Vocational Clubs of America HAYNIE, Preston; p. 180 English 11 A. B., Col. William Mary; M.A., Peabody Forensics HEATON., Sara Stone; pp. 84, 194 Homemaking 7, Home Economics I B. S., University of Alabama FHA Co-sponsor and Federation Sponsor JONES, Courtney, L.; pp. 200, Director of Pupil Services B.A., Lynchburg Col.; M.A., 212 Col. Wm. Mary JOYCE, Connie M.; pp. 84, 194 Home Economics 8 B.S., Mary Washington College -uture Homemakers of America KETTLEWELL, Gail B.; pp. 55, 181 English 9, 10 A.B., Muskingum Col.; A.M., Old Dorn. U. Newspaper HILLIAN, Roseanna Theressa; pp. 85, 191 Business Education B.S., South Carolina State College Business Club Assistant Sponsor HILSINGER, John R., Jr.; p. 193 General Shop I, Electronics I, II University Maryland; Cleveland Inst. Ele. Amateur Radio Club HOLCOMBE, Faith H.; pp. 152, 189 Language Arts 7, English 8 B.S., University of Texas KOMAR, Mrs. Sallie; p. 198 Secretary KOONTZ, Lowell; p. 185 T.S.M., E.S.C.P. B.S., V.P.I.; M.A., V.P.I. LANGFORD, Mrs. Pat; p. 108 Secretary LEGGAT, Robert B.; p. 98 Assistant Principal B.S., Wayne State Univ.; M.S., E. Mich. U. HOLLIS, Charles E.; p. 38 Math 7 8, Algebra I, Pt. I B.A., North Carolin a Wesleyan College Cross-Country Team, Winter Spring Track HUGGINS, Helen; p. 144 Counselor B.S.P.E., Univ. N. C.; M.A., G. W. Univ. LEPKOWSKI, Irene Elizabeth; p. 195 Work Study Program B.S. M.A., New York University LEWIS, Jack L.; pp. 62, 185 E.S.C.P., T.S.M. B.S., Concord Col.; M.S., Marshall Univ. Science Club 211 FACULTY INDEX FACULTY INDEX LIMING, Mrs. Bernice; p. 126 Secretary LOVEJOY, Mrs. Constance; p. 196 Visiting Teacher LUTER, Jan; pp. 63, 182 Math 7, 8 B.S., Mississippi College Saddle Spur Club, Recreation Club MADORMA, James V.; p, 193 Industrial Arts 8 .A., California State College MADORMA, Vincent Frank; p. 193 Industrial Arts 7, 8 B.S., California State College Pa. MAGUIRE, Alice J.; p. 108 Counselor A.B. A.M., George Washington Univ. MALTBY, Sarah; pp. 80, 190 French 7, 8 B.A., Wake Forest College Intermediate French Club MARTIN, Dorothy C.; p. 180 English 9, 10 B.S., Wilson Teachers’ College AFS MARTIN, Wm. Vincent; pp. 81, 190 German I, II, III B.A. M.A., La Salle University German Club MASON, Joel; pp. 52, 185 Biology 7, Physical Science 8 B.S., Loras College; M.S., Iowa St. U. Yearbook MAYHUGH, Mrs. Eleanor; p. 198 Secretary MAYS, James O.; p. 200 Director of Activities B.S., Bethel Col.; M.A., Peabody Col. MCBLAIR, James, Dept. Chairman; p. 188 World History A. B. M.A., Univ. of California MCCORD, T. R., Jr.; p. 189 History, English B. A., George Mason College Freshmen Baseball MEYERS, James Dennis; pp 122, 174, 180 Dramatic Arts I, II; Speech B.A., Indiana Univ.; M.A., W. Va. Unip. Studio Theatre OSBORN, Dennis Kennedy; pp. 82, 182 Alg. I, II, Gen. Math I, Geometry B.A., Univ. Tenn.; M.A., Auburn Univ. Junior Class Sponsor SCOTT, Tom; pp. 38, 187 Physical Education B.A. M.A., William and Mary Col. Winter and Spring Track PAYNE, Colin William; pp. 62, 185 Science 7, Biology, Science 8 A.A., Ferrum Jr. Col.; B.A., Lynchburg Intermediate Science Club PETRUZZI, Michael Distributive Education I, II B.A., Trenton State College D.E.C.A., School Store PIAZZA, Leon E.; p. 188 ESG 7, U.S. History 8, Geog. 9, W. Hist. B.S., Edinboro St. Col.; M.S., U. Va. Black History Club PINCUS, Esther; p. 190 German I, II B.A., American University Intermediate German Club PRINDLE, W. Sears; p. 180 English 11 B.A., Duke University SHIPP, Charles Lee; pp. 59, 189 English 8, Language Arts 7 B.A., Bridgewater Col.; M.A., U. Va. Drama Club SIDERS, Stacey A.; p. 187 Physical Education 8, 9, 10 B.A. M.A., University of Illinois SIMPSON, Larry M.; pp. 59, 180 English 9, 10 B.A., University of North Carolina Shakespearean Society — ' —OsV SINGLETON, Gene Preston; p. 75 English 9, 10 B.S., Eastern University Drum and Sandal ) SMITH, Margaret; pp. 56, 180, 181 English 8, 9, 10 B.A., University of Hawaii Creative Writing Club MILLER, Elizabeth Upton; p. 190 English 12, Spanish I, II B.A., Mary Washington College Drill Team MILLER, Sandra L.; p. 182 Math 8 B.S., Bowling Green State University Math Clinic MOONEY, John H., Dept. Chairman; p. 185 Biology 7, Chemistry B.S., W. Va. Inst. Tech.; M.A. U. Ga. PRUETT, Robert Lewis; p. 186 Physical Education B.A., Marshall University Football, Wrestling PUFFENBERGER, Eugene R.; pp. 18, 107, 122 Assistant Principal B.A., Bridgewater Col.; M.A., U. Va. QUARLES, Kathleen 2.; p. 192 Gen. Music 7 B.M., Howard University Intermediate Choir MOORE, H. Dale; pp. 67, 192 High School Band B.S., Kent State University Stage Band REMBOLD, Charles Preston; p. 183 Math 7, Gen. Math I, Alg. I B.S., California State College MOTON. Virginia R.; pp. 85, 193 Cosmetology I, II Registered Professional Hairdresser V.I.C.A. MURRAY, Thomas R.; p. 161 Assistant Principal A.B., Roanoke College; M.A. J. D., Am. U. REYNOLDS, Billie M.; pp. 29, 187 Physical Education 7, 8 B.S., Radford College J.V. Hockey Team, Intramurals RITTER, Linda L.; p. 183 Math 7, 8 B.S., Mary Washingtn College Math Clinic ROSEN, Joel; p. 193 Mechanical Drawing I, 11A; Ind. Arts I, II B.S. M.A., Virginia Tech Assistant Intramural Coordinator NELSON, Falle; pp. 64, 65, 105, 192 General Music 3HLIGER, Susan N. World History, American History ' B.S., University of Nevada fistory Club, Drill Team OLIVERIO, John G.; Dept. Chairman; p. Assistant Principal 143 RUDDLE, Eleanor S., Dep. Chairman; p. 191 Business Education B.S. M. S., Madison College RUFFNER, Mrs. Nancy; p. 199 ADP SCHMIEG, Carl Martin Physical Education 7, 8 B.S., W. Chester Col.; M.A., Lehigh U. SNYDER, Florence Irene; p. 181 English 8, 9, 10 B.S., Blue Mtn. Col.; M.A., U. Va. SOUDER, Sally; p. 188 U.S. History, American Civilization B.A., Mary Washington College SPENCER, John Joseph; pp. 30, 184, 185 BSCS (SM), BSCS (GREEN) B.A., Catholic University Intramurals Director, Basketball, Baseball STAVROPOULOS, John; p. 183 Math 7 B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute Soccer Club 9 STONE, Doris M.; pp. 85, 191 Stenography I, Typewriting I B.S. M.S., Madison College Business Club STONE, Rita M.; Dept. Chairman; p. 181 English 9, 10 B.A., Mary Washington Col.; M.A., G. W. U. SULLIVAN, Sheila Elizabeth; p. 190 French I, II B.A., Our Lady of the Elms French Honor Society SUTPHIN, Sara G.; pp. 84, 194 Art 7, Homemaking 7, 8 B.S., Longwood College Intermediate Homemaking Club THOMASON, E. Virginia; pp. 190, 20, 52 French II, III. IV, V B.A., Roanoke Col.; M.A., Duke Univ. Yearbook, Dept. Chairman TRUSSELL, Mike; p. 188 U.S. Va. History, World History B.S., Alderson Breaddus College 212 USRY, Jim C.; p. 189 English 7, Social Studies 7 A.A., Augusta Col.; B.S., Ga. Univ. Intermediate Chess Club VANVOORHEES, Pamela M.; pp. 48, 122, 170, 183 Math 7, Alg. I, Geometry B.S., Florida State University Intermediate SCA VERICELLA, Diana Barbara; p. 188 History 8, 11; Art 7 B.A., Hunter College VISNICH, Peter; p. 200 Administrative Assistant B.S., Davis College; M.A., Univ. Va. WALTHALL, Jim H.; pp. 24, 187 World Geography B.S., West Virginia University Head Football Coach WARNER, A. Lyman; pp. 124, 134, 165 Assistant Principal B.A., Amherst Col.; M.A., G. W. Univ. WEBBER, David E. Business Data Processing B.S., Central Methodist College WERNTZ, Philip Martin; pp. 177, 189 Language Arts 7, English 8 B.S., Bloomsburg State; M.S., U. Va. WHITE, Christopher J.; p. 189 Language Arts 7, English 8 B.S., Mass. State Col.; M.A., U. Va. WHITEFIELD, Beverly Rakes; p. 195 Work Study Program B.A., Emory and Henry College WHITEMAN, Shirley L.; pp. 74, 181 English 9, 10; American Civilization B.A., State College Edinboro Drum and Sandal WILKINSON, Hilbert W.; p. 189 Language Arts 7, English 8 B.A., Delta State College J si® WILKIE, Mrs. Katherine; p. 162 Secretary WILSON, Dr. James; pp. 148, 200 Associate Principal B.A., Ouachita U.; Ph.D., E. Texas U. WINDHAM, Isabella P.; p. 190 French I, Spanish I, II A. B., Boston U.; M.A., Wellesley College French Club WORLEY, Floyd W.; pp. 145, 201 Principal B. A., Lynchburg Col.; M.A., Peabody Col. YOHE, Gary; p. 185 BSCS Biology B.S., Indiana University of Penn. Aviation Club, Tennis Coach YOUNG, Louise; p. 162 Counselor 213 FACULTY INDEX STUDENT INDEX A—Broddock Abbott, Rhonda 8 AbeTTu TTf Tso, 109 Abel, Michael 10th Able, Debra 9th 91 CAdnms ITphnrah 8th 14g Adams, Raymond 10th ' Adams. Richard 9th 24 38, 109 yAdams, Susan 8th 145 1 Adarri ' son, Kim 8th 145 3coc1H)Tana Bfflf Adkins. iJa vi’3 0 Jh Adkins, Dennis 8th XSkinsrRtytwwd fPTfi 91 AJer, Ellen 7th 145 Ajer, James 9th 91, 67 Ajer, Laurin 10th 91 Alderton, pavid 10th . A ex ander, Gary Alexander. Robert 8th Alexan der, Sandra Mfl! 85 Alexander, Betty 9th 109, 85 Al lara, Vict or 7th 145 Allen, Betty 8ffrc Allen. Deana 7 th 65 A iien. Ronnie 8Ttry Allen, Victor 7th 163 Allison, Kenneth 10th 109 j lraond, Ellen 8th ' 4 8vt43 AlmondT nary 7th Aithotl, Donald 7th 145 Althoff, D. Michael 11th 127 Alvegj Edward 10th 109 Alves, Kimberly 8th 163 Ambrose, Xmli till IB3 Ambrose, Teresa 7th 145 Ames, Cynthia 7th 163 V AnderS, ne n nna-0.lh Anders, Joan 11th 91, 64 Anderson, Donna 9th 109 Anderson, Elizabeth 7th 49, 63, 84 Anderson, Joanne 10th 91 Anderson, Marvin 8th 145 Anderson, Michael 7th Anderson, Raymond 7th 145, 66 Anderson, Susan 77th 109, 64,69 Andrews, Cathy 10th 109, 65 Andrews, Gina 8th 145, 65 Antes, Roger 7th Antes, Sandra 10th Arcuri, Marth 10th 109, 64 Arcuri, Michael 7th 145 Arcuri, Toni 10th 91, 64 Argis, T. 50 Armen, Eric 7th 145 Armen, Nanette 8th 145 Armor, Jeffrey 7th 24, 62, 91 Armstrong, Ray 11th 79 Arnold, Karen 10th Arnold, Kenneth 8th 48, 145 Arnold, Michael 10th 24, 109 Arnold, Michelle 10th 16 2 Arnold, Ricky_ 8f ? 163. 6 Arnold, Sand ra 8fh Arnold, Sharon 7Uft?109 Arnold, William 11th 109 Arp, Joe 9th 91, 61 Arvin, Robert 9th 109 Asbury, Glenn 10th 91 Ashenden, Stuart 9th Ashey, Donna 7th 163, 63 Ashey, Sharon 9th 127 Ashey. Susan 11th 28, 53, 56 91, 77, 80, 82, 83 Astrike, Mark 8th Astrike, Marsha 8th Atchley, Gary 11th 91 Atkins, David 7th 145, 66 Atkins, Sharon 7th 163 Audet, David 10th Audet, Robert 10th August, Terry 9th 127 Autrey, Daniel 7th 145 Autrey, Deborah 9th 91 Avery, Robert 8th 163, 65 Aycock, Richard 7th Aylor, Helen 10th 85 Eackstrom, SusanTOf t 50 , 109 Bagan, Rodney 8th 145 ____ Bagan, Wayne 10th 109 C dTtFVrB onnie 7f)TT43 214 59, Bailev. Debra -Z -462L 84 Bailey, Haroldynn 8th 163__ iailey. Oily 1 1 Bailey, Sandra 10th 51, 91 Bailey, Susa n 7th 145- Ba ker, Annaliese 8th 47 . r Bal e7. Deb araiCfllh 55.91 J Baker, Katherine 11th 91, 85 Jtrrka r Mp l n dv 8th 1 Baker. Ricky 8th J jS3- Baker, Robert 10th 91 Baker, Susan 9th 109 Baker, William 7th 163 Ballantyne, John 9th 61, 109 Ballantyne, Mary 7th 45, 48, 62 Bangley, Donna 10th 109 ianigan, Virginia 9th rarBOTT ' Alice 8th Barker, Cathy 7th 164 Barks dale. Rhonda 7th 146 •■ Barrett, Brenda 10 th 110 arrett, Gler Kent 9th ' Bateman, Lois 8th 164 Bateman, Timothy 10th Bates, Richard 9th 110 Batten, Michael 10th Bauserman, Diane 8th 146 Bawls, P. 24 Beach, Catherine 7th 146 Beach, Christopher 9th 13, 127 Beach, Debra 7th 164 Beach, Kenneth 10th 110 Beach, Mary 7th 146 Beahm, Jack 10th 24, 65, 91 Beahm, Jill 10th 65, 110 Beahm, Ralph 8th 164 Bean, Alan 7th 146 Bean, Franklin 7th 164 Bean, James 10th 35, 110 Bean, Regina 8th 164 Beard, Joseph 11th 110 Bearden, James 9th 91 Beardsley, Patricia 7th 80, 164 Beatty, Pamela 9th 110 Beatty, William 8th 146 Beavers, David 8th Becker, Jack 11th 61, 110 Beckner, Hersh ell 7th 146 Beecham, Anthony 7th Beene, Penny 9th 12, 54, 58, 91 Behneman, John 7th 164 Bekius, Susan 11th 28, 83, 110 Belk, Donald 7th Belk, Martha 8th Bell, Belinda 9th 29, 110 Bell, Edith 8th 66, 164 Bell, James 11th 91 Bell, Margaret 10th 110 Barrett, John 8th Barry, Steven 9th 91 Basham, John 10th Basham, Judy 8th 66, 164 Basham, Keith 7th Basham, Lory 8th Basham, Steve 9th 110 Baskin, James 11th 91, 61 Bass, Thad 7th Batchelor, Brian 8th 146 Batchelor, Karen 7th 66, 80, 164 Bell, Pamela 8th 146 Bell, Robert 7th Bell, Robert 11th 47, 62, 127 Bellinger, Charles 7th Bellville, Beverly 7th Bellville, Wesley 8th Bembenick, Diana 8th 164 Bender, Leonard 9th 92 Benfield, Bernard 8th 164 Benfield, Nancy 8th 164 Benko, Alfred 11th 92 Benko, Michael 11th Bennett, Elizabeth 9th Bennett, Richard 7th Bennett, Theresa 9th 127 Bergeron, Michael 9th 110 Berghof, Deborah 7th Bergin, James 11th 35, 38, 92 Bernhardt, Donald 10th 35, 92 Berry, Billy 8th 164 Bertrand, Frances 9th 110 Beuke, Mary 8th 164 Beyer, Janet 11th 28, 55, 56, 59, 64, 83, 92 Birckhead, Ellen 8th 60, 164 Birckhead, Stephen 10th 110 Bishop, Charles 8th 146 Bishop, Nelson 9th 110 Bissette, D. 35 Bissette, Michael 9th 32, 127 Bissonnette, Diane 7th 146 Blackwell, Deborah 8th 146 Blackwell, Donald 7th Blair, Gregory 7th 48, 142, 146 Blair, Marilyn 11th 54, 55, 58, 83, 110 Blake, Michael 7th 146 Blakeney, Stephen 7th 146 Bland, Deborah 8th 164 Bland, Melinda 11th 28, 92 Blewett, Carol 7th 164 Blinson, Roy 7th Bliss, Richard 9th 92 Blizzard, David 7th Blizzard, John 8th Blount, Alice 11th Blount, Gloria 10th Blount, Katherine 7th Blount, Sandra 7th Blum, Jennifer 11th 47, 51, 64, 76, 82, 92 Blum, Robert 8th 65, 164 Blundon, Karen 8th 66, 146 Bodkin, John 11th 15, 83, 92 Boggess, Elizabeth 9th 59, 110 Boggess, Monica 10th 62, 110 Boggess, Myra 11th 28, 110 Boisvert, Henry 8th 164 Boland, Annamarie 10th 82, 92 Boland, Susan 8th 164 Boldig, Mark 8th Boldig, Toni 10th Bolton, Erna 8th 146 Bolton, Otis 7th 146 Bolton, Thomas 8th Bonbrake, Willie 9th Bonder, Arthur 9th 27, 32, 110 Bonifer, James 8th 164 Bonneville, James 9th Bonneville, Laura 7th Booth Sherry 8th Boozer, Thelma 9th 92 Bosley, Linda 11th 68, 110 Bosley, Sharon 10th 69, 110 Bosley, Steven 7th 164 Boucher, Adrienne 7th 66, 146 Boucher, Toni 11th 92 Boucher, John 10th Boulo, Christopher 10th 61 Bowden, Peter 11th Bowe, Patricia 7th 164 Bowen, Connie 9th 127 Bowen, Craig 11th Bowen, Elizabeth 11th 92 Bowen, Donald 9th 27 Bowen, Patricia 8th Bowers, Debr a 8th 165 Bowers, Jerry 11th 111 Bowling, Debra 10th 70, 71, 80, 83, 111 Bowling, Gloria 8th Bowling, Peggy 7th 62, 165 Bowman, Joe 9th Bowman, Zella 11th Boyd, Ronald 8th 165 Boyd, Tanya 7th 146 Boyette, Billie 8th 146 Boyette, Denise 9th Boyette, Dorothy Boyles, Kenneth (7th 165 Bradford, Lloyd 8th 80, 165 Braddock, Mallard 7th 48, 146 Braddock, Marilyn 10th 92 Bradley, Nancy 10th 28, 92 Bradley, Patricia 7th 165 Bradley, William 11th 92 Brady, Brad 9th 50, 61, 111 Brady, James 10th 127 Brady, Steven 8th 146 Bragg, Albert 9th Bragg, Don 9th Brannen, Anthony 8th 146 Brannen, George 8th 165 Brannon, William 9th 127 Brawner, John 8th Braymer, Karen 11th 47, 50, 77, 84, 111 Bray, George 8th Brazell, Linda 10th 69, 111 Brearey, Catherine 8th 147 Breault, William 10th 127 Breed, Alan 11th 24 Breed, Annette 8th 147 Breed, Gail 9th 74, 111 Breeden, Marsha 8th 80, 165 Breedlove, Charles 7th 147 Bredelove, Janet 8th 65, 147 Breedlove, William 9th 92 Brewster, Robin 7th 57 Bridges, Allen 10th 13, 58, 92 Bridges, Glenn 7th Bridges, Larry 7th Bridgland, Sheila 10th 92 Briscoe, Gaid 9th 111 Brisendine, Mike 11th 127 Brister, Connie 7th 165 Britcher, Julianne 7th 84, 147 Brodowski, Edythe 9th 127 Brooke, Evon 9th Brooks, Doris 9th Brooks, Gordon 7th Broomall, William 8th 147 Brosnan, Kathleen 10th Brotherton, Barbara 10th 67 Brotherton, Thomas 9th Brown, Anthony 11th 92 Brown, Gregory 9th Brown, Howard 9th 111 Brown, Jacqueline 7th 165 Brown, Larry 7th 62, 80, 147 Brown, Michael 10th 65 Brown, Michael 8th 66, 80, 147 Brown, Penny 10th 56, 92 Brown, Randy 7th 62, 147 Brown, Sharon 8th 65, 165 Brown, Stephen 9th Brown, Tawana 8th Brown, Terri 9th 127 Brown, William 11th 61, 81, 111 Bruce, Kevin 9th 127 Buck, Deborah 8th 48, 147 Buckner, Richard 10th 92 Buglia, Deborah 11th 108, 111 Bull, Anthony 11th 25, 92 Bull, Cynthia 8th 49, 60, 160, 165 Bullock, Curtis 7th Bullock, Valerie 11th Bunch, Edwin 9th 92 Bunch, Thomas 11th 83, 92 Burger, Clinton 9th 127 Burger, Sandra 8th 147 Burke, Cecilia 7th 147 Burke, Deborah 11th 69, 11 Burke, Edmund 7th 165 Burns, Margaret 9th Burrows, James 10th 92 Butler, Andy 7th 147 Butler, Donna 11th 17, 51, 75, 77, 79, 92 Butler, Mary 8th 48, 59, 62, 63, 147 Butler, Theresa 10th 18, 93 Buttery, Pamela 8th 165 Buttery, Robert 8th Cade, Calvin 8th 165 Cade, Richard 9th 111 Calhoun, Belinda 8th 165 Calhoun, George 9th Call, Danny 9th Call, Gregory 8th 165 Call, Jerry 9th Callan, William 10th 24, 67, 93 Calloway, Luke 8th 147 Columbus, Marilyn 10th 69, 93 Columbus, Michael 9th 27, 67, 93 Comer, Deborah 10th 112 Comer, Russell 8th Comer, Sally 7th Como, Joseph 10th 24, 112 Como, Thomas 7th 147 Compton, Charles 8th 66, 165 Conard, Joseph 8th 165 Conner, Wanda 9th 128 Crawley, Pamela 11th Criss, John 9th 27, 93 Crome, Vicki 10th 112 Cronan, Richard 10th Croom, Deborah 7th 65, 148 Croom, Diane 8th 148 Cross, Betty 10th Cross, Danny 7th 166 Cross, Teresa 9th 128 Croushore, Beth 7th 66, 148 Crowder, Rebecca 11th 93 Calloway, Misty 10th 85, 93 Cameron, Melinda 9th Cameron, Thomas 8th Campbell, Alan 7th 165 Campbell, Barbara 9th Campbell, Gwendolyn 9th Campbell, Jackie 7th 147 Campbell, Joseph 11th 67, 111 Cannon, Michael 8th 165 Caprino, Charles 7th Caprino, Mary 8th 165 Capuria, Raymond 11th Carey, Birgit 7th 147 Carey, Sieglinde 10th 111 Carlson, Catherine 8th 165 Carlton, Jannine 8th 29, 80, 147 Carlton, Joanne 10th 93 Carney, Donna 8th Carney, Pamela 7th Carr, Karen 9th 127 Carr, Wayne 11th Carrera, Christine 11th 75, 77 Carson, Darryl 11th 51, 64, 93 Carson, Susan 11th 111 Carter, Danny 7th 165 Carter, Diana 7th 84, 147 Carter, Gary 8th 147 Carter, John 8th 165 Carter, Judy 11th Carter, Krista 9th 78, 93 Carter, Ronald 7th Cartwright, Cathy 7th 147 Casey, Cathleen 7th 81, 165 Casey, Charles 9th 127 Cash, John 35, 111 Cash, Michael 10th 111 Cash, Ward 9th 93 Caulder, James 9th Chaffin, Gary 8th Chancellor, James 7th 147 Chancellor, William 8th 147 Changes, Carl 9th 35, 61, 111 Chapman, Kathleen 8th 63, 147 Chapman, Warren 11th 30, 93 Cherosky, Karen 7th 66, 147 Chichester, Marga 7th 165 Chinn, James 7th 147 Chitty, John 7th 147 Chitty, Mark 8th 66, 147 Christensen, Jan 7th 147 Christensen, Judy 10th 65, 93 Christensen, Paul 9th 50, 61, 111 Chumley, Charles 8th Chumley, Lula 10th 111 Cioffi, Rosemarie 10th 111 Cioffi, William 9th 111 Clarac, Nicole 11th 69, 112 Clark, Bruce H. 8th 24 Clark, Bruce 11th Clark, Debbie 10th 50, 83, 112 Clark, Joseph 11th 30, 112 Clark, Pamela 8th Clark, Richard 8th Clary, Sandra 11th 67, 112 Clary, Sharon 8th 60, 80, 165 Cle I land, Darlene 9th Clifford, Susan 8th 80, 147 Clipper, John 9th Clipper, William 9th 27 Coast, David 7th 165 Cobb, James 11th 62, 112 Cochran, Craig 9th 127 Cochran, Marcia 11th 65, 128 Cockrell, Gloria 7th 66 Coffey, Mark 10th Cogdell, Cynthia 11th 128 Cogdell, David 7th 147 Colangelo, Linda 7th 62, 165 Colangelo, Susan 10th 93 Cole, Howard 7th 66, 147 Cole, Marian 9th Coley, Dana 10th 20, 74, 80, 128 Coley, James 7th 80, 165 Collier, Rosemari 11th 93 Collins, Dianna 9th Collins, Edward 9th 21, 51, 52, 53, 78, 88, 93, 223 Collins, Karen 11th 85, 93 Collins, Lynne 8th 147 Collins, Michael 7th Connor, Ann 8th 59, 65, 80, 166 Conrad, Cynthia 9th 13, 59, 93 Conrad, Lori 7th 166 Conte, Gina 7th 148 Contreras, Ralph 9th Conway, John 7th 166 Conway, Linda 9th 50, 112 Conway, Rita 8th Conway, Thomas 7th 80, 148 Cooke, Donald 11th Coop, Lawrence 7th 166 Cooper, Cynthia 7th Cooper, Darrell 9th Cooper, Gary 8th Cooper, James 10th Cooper, John 9th Cooper, Michael 10th 112 Cooper, Richard 8th 166 Copeland, James 11th 24, 38, 112 Copeland, Teresa 8th Coppa, Mary 11th 112 Corbett, John 10th 128 Corbett, Michael 7th 165 Corder, Patricia 7th Corvin, Roy 8th 65 Corzine, John 7th 80, 166 Coscia, Lance 8th 166 Coscia, Terry 9th 128 Costanzo, Cynthia 7th 84, 148 Costanzo, Robert 9th 112 Costello, Cebra 9th Costello, Karen 7th 166 Cottingham, Karen 9th 50, 128 Coughlin, Colleen 11th 58, 65, 81, 83, 112 Cowart, Kelly 8th 148 Cox, Deborah 9th Cox, James 9th 128 Cox, Joyce 9th Cox, Michael 9th 90 Cox, Steven 7th Crane, Alan 10th 38, 112 Crane, Terry 11th 112 Crawford, Dennis 8th 66, 166 Crawford, Janice 8th 148 Crawford, Paula 10th 58, 74, 93 Crawley, Christopher 10th 38 Crawley, Pamela 11th Crowley, Eugene 7th 66, 148 Crump, Vickey 8th Cruse, Harry 10th 30, 112 Cruse, Karen 9th 93 Cummings, Donna 11th 72, 76, 80, 83, 93 Cummings, Thomas 9th 81, 112 Cundiff, Peggy 9th 128 Cuneo, Michael 7th 166 Cuneo, Victor 9th 32, 112 Cunningham, Paula 11th Cupka, Cheryl 8th 162 Cupka, Rodman 10th 112 Currin, Thomas 11th 24, 25, 79, 112 Curtis, Cynthia 7th 84, 148 Curtis, Janice 8th 166 Curtis, Linda 9th Cutchall, Carleen 7th 166 Daly, Michelle 10th 68, 113 Damron, Henry 9th 128 Damron, Jody 7th 148 Daniel, Patricia 10th 68 Darivoff, Diane 9th 51, 58, 93 Darivoff, Elaine 10th 47, 75, 93 Darivoff, Philip 7th 148 Darley, Betty 9th 113 Darley, Deborah 11th 84, 93 Darley, George 8th 166 Dashiel, John 11th 24, 25, 113 Dashie 11, Tunie 10th 47, 74, 82, 113 Davies, Carolyn 8th 148 Davies, James 11th 24, 25 Davies, Kim 11th 24, 113 Davis, Byron 7th Davis, Carrie 9th 128 Davis, Cynthia 11th 72, 77, 93 Davis, Dianne 8th 148 Davis, Donald 11th 24, 93 Davis, Edward 9th Davis, Edward 9th Davis, Felton 10th 65 Davis, Gary 8th Davis, Harry 7th Davis, Janet 10th 113 Davis, John 8th 166 Davis, Kenneth 10th 113 Davis, Mark 9th Davis, Michael 9th 113 215 STUDENT INDEX Broddock—Davis STUDENT INDEX Davis—Francois Davis, Pamela 10th 65 Davis, Rex 10th 63, 93 Davis, Rhodes 10th 63 Davis, Rose 11th Davis, Roxanne 8th 48, 148 Davis, Russell 11th 113 Davis, Sandra 9th Davis, Sheila 8th 166 Davis, Stephen 11th 113 Davis, Steve 7th 166 Davis, Suzanne 11th 77, 93, 128 Davis, Vickie 7th 148 Davis, Wayne 10th 93 Davis, William 7th Dawson, Richard 7th 148 Day, Steven 9th 27, 128 Deadmore, Gloria 8th 80, 166 Deal, Gregory 11th 24, 94 Deane, Emma 7th 166 Deane, Ivy 10th Deane, R. Mike 10th 113 Deane, William 10th DeAngelis, Bonnie 11th 94, 126 DeAngelis, Donna 10th 71, 85, 113 Deaver, Judy 7th 148 Deavers, Orpheus 11th 35, 113 Deavers, Ronald 8th Deegan, Janet 11th Deel, George 7th 59, 166 Deem, Jennifer 10th 94 Deem, Joel 7th 84, 148 Deering, Claude 8th 166 Deering, Claude 8th 166 Deering, Deborah 7th Defonde, Michael 7th 166 Defonde, Shelia 9th 128 Delaney, Jo hn 9th Delaney, Mark 8th Dell, Michael 7th 48, 66, 149 Dell, Pamela 11th 64, 72, 77, 94 Dellinger, Joseph 9th 94 Dellinger, Martha 7th 166 Dellinger, Robert 10th 113 Delozier, Richard 11th Delozier, Sharon 8th 162 Dennis, Curtis 11th Dennis, Thomas 8th Denny, Donald 9th 67, 128 Denny, F. 32 Denny, Ronald 9th 32, 67, 129 Denson, Kathy 8th 149 Denzler, William 8th 81, 166 Deprospero, Evelyn 8th 60, 166 Desautels, Stephen 7th 149 Deviers, Bonnie 9th 113 Deviers, James 8th Deviers, Margaret 11th Devor, Kenneth 9th Dezarn, Phillip 7th 80, 149 Dezzutti, Richard 7th Diaz, Joseph 11th Diaz, Nancy 7th Diaz, Patricia 8th Diaz, Ricardo 11th Dible, Darcy 9th 129 Dick, James 10th 30, 94 Dick, Stephen 10th Dickson, Floward 10th 67, 94 Diehr, Mark 8th 166 Digilio, Dominic 11th 129 Dillard, Michael 9th Dilley, Timothy 8th Dillon, John 10th 113 Dillow, Jill 8th Dinion, Laure 8th 149 Dionne, Janet 8th 66, 166 Dionne, Robert 10th 113 Dittmer, Donna 8th 149 Dixon, Kitty 7th 66, 166 Dodd, Deborah 9th Dodd, Thomas 11th 94 Dodson, Debbie 7th 149 Dodson, Jack 11th 64, 67, 129 Dodson, Karen 8th Dodson, Mary 9th 56, 113 Domingue, Rebecca 8th 66, 149 Donaldson, Richard 10th 80, 94 Donley, John 9th 58, 129 Donley, Miacheal 7th 81, 149 Donley, Phyllis 8th 46, 48, 65, 142, 149 Donohue, Jean 8th Dorazio, Deborah 11th 113 Dorazio, Kathy 7th 149 Dorso, Christene 7th 166 Dorso, Katherine 9th 58, 78, 113 Dorso, Miachael 11th 30, 50, 113 Dotson, Fred 8th 149 Douchet, Rodney 10th 149 Dow, Janet 76, 79, 94 Dowdy, John 10th 149 Downs, Benda 167 Doyle, Adrian 65, 149 Doyle, Thomas 10th 94 Drepperd, Patricia Drepperd, Stephen 10th Druker, Jeanne 77, 94 Drumm, Linda 114 Du Bois, Alana 114 Du Bois, Lawrence 10th 66, 167 Duncan, Brian 77th 94 Duncan, John 10th 66, 149 Duncan, Russell 10th 94 Dundas, Sheryl 94 Dunford, Anthony 10th 27, 35 Dunigan, Cheryl 84, 94 Dunning, Vernon 10th 167 DuPree, Luvonne 68, 114 Dushane, Carolyn 84, 114 Dushane, Robert 10th Duvall, Nancalle 149 Drys, Anthony Mark 10th 149 Duys, Timothy 11th 65, 129 Earp, John 8th 167 Earp, Richard 10th 114 Easton, Sharon 8th Eastridge, Michel 8th 80, 167 Edgar, Pamela 10th 68, 114 Edge, Allen 11th Edge, Nancy 75, 114 Edlar, Robert 10th Edler, Brenda Edler, Debra 9th 94 Edney, Breanda 9th 129 Edney, Tamara 11th 94 Edson, Dorothy 94 Edson, Franklin 11th 94 Edson, Patricia 8th 149 Edward, Bonnie Edward, Jody 9th Edwards, Gregory 10th 149 Edwards, James 10th 167 Edwards, Ralph 11th 94 Eiskant, Duane 11th 114 Eiskant, Laura 9th Eiskant, Linda 10th Edler, Keith 8th 66 Ellenson, Donna 7th 149 Eller, Linda 8th 167 Ellington, Stanley 8th Elliott, Debra 8th Elliott, Susan 9th 94 Elliott, Toni 10th 29 Ellis, Marc 8th 167 Ellis, Norman 8th 167 Ellmore, Timothy 11th 58, 94 Ely, John 9th Elyard, Charles 8th 65 Emerson, Audrey 8th 65, 167 Emerson, Lawrence 9th 129 Emmons, Kelley 8th Emrico, Catherine 11th 51, 72, 76, 79, 82, 94, 144 Emrico, John 8th 149 Encinias, Jeffrey 9th 95 England, Barbara 7th 62, 167 England, John 10th 95 Englehard, Paul 7th 62, 66, 167 English, Charles 11th English, Kevin 9th Ennis, Sandra 9th 129 Enoch, Nora 7th 149 Entel, Louise 9th 57, 59, 129 Entel, Martha 10th 57, 59, 129 Eskew, John 8th Eskew, Paul 11th Esping, Linda 8th 167 Etter, Rondld 8th 167 Evans, Clarice 11th 61, 76, 85, 114 Evans, Debra 8th 167 Evans, Diane 7th Evans, Margaret 7th 76 167 Evans, Robert 8th 46, 49, 66, 80, 159, 160 Evans, Robin 11th 52, 68, 76, 79, 90, 95 Ewing, Linda 8th 49, 59, 167 Eyman, Katherine 8th 149 Ezzell, Robert 7th 167 Ezzell, Po Ezzell, Rose 7th 167 Falgoust, William 10th 82, 114 Fariss, Dianne 7th 167 Farmer, George 9th 51, 95 Farmer, Linda 9th 95 Farnsworth, Rebecca 10th 53, 66, 114 Farnsworth, William 7th 149 Farnum, Michael 10th 38, 94 Farwell, Faris 9th 50, 129 Farwell, Laura 10th 51, 95 Faul, Lloyd 8th 149 Faul, Tina 11th 77, 95 Faulhaber, Joseph 10th 114 Feaganes, George 9th Feagans, Michelle 9th 114 Feaganes, Terry 9th 114 Fearringaton, Maurice 9th 38, 95 Feather, Debra 7th 167 Ferguson, Melvin 9th 95 Ferris, Floyd 10th Fiebelkorn, Amy 8th 149 Fiebelkorn, Donna 11th 20, 53, 68, 76, 83, 108, 114 Fielder, Anthony 8th Fields, Mary 10th 56, 64, 114 Fields, Rose 11th 51, 56, 83, 95 Fields, Virgal 8th 167 Fineran, Donald 9th 61, 129 Fineran, Lawrence 7th 60, 66, 149 Finn, Mildred 9th Finnell, Brian 8th 149 Finnell, Michael 10th Finsterle, James 7th 60, 66, 149 Fish, Dixie 9th 95 Fishbeck, Micheal 10th Fishback, Michael 95 Fisher, Connie 9th 81, 129 Fisher, Craig 10th 24, 38, 95 Fisher, Maurice 8th Fisher, Sharon 9th 129 Fitzgerald, Cecil 8th 167 Fitzgerald, Marsha 8th Fleck, Kathryn 10th 95 Fleming, Janie 7th Fletcher, Laura 8th 149 Fletcher, Terry 10th 114 Fletcher, Vicki 9th 95 Flinchum, Kimberley 10th 71, 83, 95 Floyd, Rebecca 7th 149 Floyd, Toya 8th 167 Floyd, Warren 7th Flynn, Danield 10th 114 Flynn, Jeniece 7th Foley, David 8th 167 Foley, John 8th Foley, Teresa 8th 149 Follin, Clifton 9th Follin, James 8th Follin, Joseph 10th Follin, Mary 11th Forbes, Barbara 7th 149 Forbes, Betty 8th 150 Forbes, Charles 9th 27, 114 Foreman, Marion 7th Forest, Ernest 10th 95 Forrest, Cindy 7th 150 Forsman, Brian 7th 66, 167 Forsman, Jane 9th 114 Forsman, Lynn 11th 53, 68, 76, 114 Fort, Mark 7th 150 Fortney, James 7th 66, 167 Foster, Clifton 7th 62, 150 Foster, Harold 9th Foster, Lura 8th Foster, Roger 10th Fowler, June 9th 114 Fowler, Keith 8th 150 Fowler, Michele 8th 150 Fowler, Russell 7th Fox, Carolyn 9th 58, 65, 95 Francois, Frank 7fh 48, 66, 150 Francois, Karen 9th 67, 74, 129 Francois, Wanda 10th 51, 64, 76, 79, 95 Franks, Rickie 8th 167 Fransten, Mindy 7th Frantz, Mary 8th Frantz, Ray 11th 115 Freeman, Gary 8th Freeman, Glenda 8th 168 Freeman, Gwendolyn 7th 150 Freeze, Larita 7th 168 Freeze, Shelby 7th 168 Freeze, Tony 8th 168 Freitas, Jill 7th 150 Freitas, Leslie 8th 168 Freitas, Lynn 10th 64, 115 French, Catherine 11th 50, 76, 82, 115 French, James 7th 66, 168 Friend, Diane 9th 95 Friend, Roger 9th 95 Fruge, Michelle 9th 73, 115, 117 Frye, Norma 8th 150 Frye, Rickie 8th 66, 168 Frye, Rondld 7th Frye, Sandra 9th 64, 95 Fukuda, Melba 8th 62, 168 Fuller, Darla 7th 168 Fuller, Gerald 11th Fuller, Gina 9th 115 Futral, Lawrence 7th 150 Fyock, Theodore 10th 115 Gaffney, Kathryn 10th 50, 69, 82, 115 Gaffney, Michael 10th 38, 95 Gagnon, Paul 10th 95 Gallacher, Barbara 8th 168 Gallacher, Bruce 7th 168 Gallahan, Cathy 9th Gallahan, Claude 8th Gambill, Joseph 7th 66, 150 Ganoe, Curtis 7th 168 Gans, Martha 8th Garcia, Cheryl 8th 150 Garcia, Paul 10th 108 Garcia, Robert 10th Gardiner, Charles 11th Gardiner, Christopher 11th 95 Gardner, Gary 8th 168 Gardiner, Julie 11th Gardiner, Kathy 9th 129 Gardiner, Dennis 11th 24, 129 Gardiner, James 11th 129 Gardiner, Kimeth 10th 53, 115 Gardiner, Linda 10th 95 Gardner, Scott 10th 115 Garland, Vicki 8th 150 Garretson, Karin 10th 115 Garrett, Cynthia 7th 150 Gavin, Ronald 10th 24, 35, 80, 95 Gee, Raymond 9th 95 Gentry, Cindy 7th 150 Gentry, Harry 7th Gentry, Judy 10th 57, 96 Gentry, Karen 7th Gentry, Kathrine 10th 85, 96 Gentry, William 8th 150 George, James 8th 168 George, Roscoe 9th 32, 115 Getz, Adrienne 7th 60, 150 Getz, Kathleen 9th 77, 96 Gibbs, Cheryl 10th 69, 96 Gibson, Bonnie 9th Giles, Carl 10th Giles, Lydia 11th 76, 115 Giles, Tony 9th 129 Gilleon, Kathryn 8th 168 Gilliard, Gerald 9th 129 Giuffrida, Mary 10th 96 Giuffrida, William 11th 113 Gladden, Eric 8th Gladhill, Mary 9th 78, 115 Gladhill, Richard 7th 168 Glynn, Douglas 7th 150 Goetz, Ella 10th Gogan, James 11th 38, 67, 96 Gogan, Kathleen 10th 51, 77, 106, 115, 120 Golas, Aletha 8th Golas, Charles 10th Golas, Michael 8th Goll, Stephen 8th Gonzales, Linda 11th 77, 82, 115 Gonzales, Samuel 8th 150 Good, Carol 8th 150 Good, Deborah 129 Goode, Don 10th Good,Robin 7th 168 Good, Timothy 8th Goodman, Christopher 8th Gordon, Dona 11th 85, 96 Gordon, Gordon 8th 168 Gordon, Michael 10th Gorman, Robert 9th 115 Goss, Teresa 10th 29, 51, 76, 94, 96 Gott, Randall 11th Grace, Melari 58, 93 Graham, Bruce 9th 115 Graham, Cathy 8th 65, 168 Grahn, Keith 7th 150 Grahn, Richard 10th 115 Gratton, Sheryll 9th 115 Graul, Linda 11th 4, 64, 90, 103, 115 Graves Steven 8th 168 Gray, Cary 9th 129 Gray, Edwin 8th 168 Gray, Joanne 11th 85, 96 Gray, Michael 8th 49, 65, 80, 168 Gray, Susan 7th 168 Graybill, Victoria 8th Green, Connie 7th 150 Green, Danny 8th 66, 168 Greene, Henry 10th 96 Greene, Virginia 9th 129 Greenquist, Debra 10th 70, 71, 81, 96 Greenquist, Jan 7th 62, 162, 168 Greentree, Steven 9th 115 Greer, Pamela 8th 150 Greer, Thomas 11th 96 Grier, Robin 8th 81, 168 Griffin, Margaret 8th 150 Griffith, Gail 8th 62, 150 Griffith, Jacqueline 10th 96 Griffith, Jennifer 7th 168 Griffith, Kerry 11th Griffiths, Lynn 10th 69 Griffiths, Steven 11th 61, 96 Griscom, Ralph 7th 66, 150 Griswold, Christine 9th 96 Griswold, George 8th 150 Groves, Charles 7th 150 Groves, Th omas 11th 61, 81, 115 Guenthner, Susann 9th 77, 96 Guidry, Gary 9th 129 Guinn, Ralph 7th 168 Gulley, John 11th Gulley, Timothy 8th Gummerson, Terry 7th 169 Gundling, Deborah 11th 51, 55, 76, 88, 96, 100 Gurley, David 10th 96 Gutierrez, Otto 10th 96 Haeffner, Robin 10th Hagstrom, Brenda 9th 115 Hagstrom, Eunice 11th 68, 108, 115 Hagstrom Linda 9th 115 Hahl, Charles 8th 60, 169 Hahl, Mary 10th 115 Hailey, Mary Ann 11th Haines, Gary 11th 97 Haines, Raul 8th Hale, Richard 151 Hall, Alexander 11th 24, 83, 116, 138 Hall, Calvin 7th Hall, Douglas 9th Hall, Herbert 7th Hall, James 7th 49, 169 Hall, Karen 9th Hall, Katherine 11th 69, 97 Hall, Pamela 7th 151 Hall, Rebecca 11th 69, 97, 103 Hall, Sonia M. 9th 51, 58, 97 Halleran, James 9th Halloran, Patti 9th 75, 103 Halnon, Patricia 9th 130 Ha milton, Fred 10th Hamm, Frances 9th Hamm, Janice 9th 116 Hammersley, Robert 10th 38 Hamon, John 9th Hamon, Mary 7th 169 Hamon, Thomas 9th Hand, Jeffrey 11th 47, 97 Haney, Michael 8th 169 Hankins, Patricia 10th 97 Hanna, Norman 9th Hanna, Roberta 8th Hansborough, Lou 11th 85, 116 Hansborough, Patricia 9th 97 Hansborough, Thelma 7th Hardinge, Lynne 7th 151 Hardt, Jane 11th 116 Hardtke, Lynn 10th 78, 83, 97 Harley, Jo Ann 7th 151 Harley, Sandra 10th 69, 82, 116 Harlow 97 Harlow, Mary 8th 48, 151 Harmon, Anna 11th 77, 97 Harmon, Michael 10th 97 Harmon, Roberta 9th 130 Harney, John 11th 116 Harney, Kevin 8th 169 Harney, Stephen 9th 27, 97 Harrell, Julia 7th 62, 169 Harris, Ann 10th 97 Harris, Caroline 7th 48, 151 Harris, Joseph 9th 27, 32, 35 ,116 Harris, Roger 9th 97 Harrison, Richard 11th 38, 130 Harrison 97 Hartford, Willis 9th Hartley, Kathryn 10th 116 Hartley, Joanne 7th 66, 169 Hartley, Karen 9th 97 Hartman, David 9th 27, 78, 130 Hartman, Doreen 7th 66, 81, 151 Hartman, Lois 11th 67, 74, 80, 116 Hartye, Michael 7th 66, 80, 151 Harvey, David 11th 15, 58, 64, 97 Haskell, Brian 7th 169 Hatton, George 10th 116 Haugh, John 11th 83, 116 Haughton, Samuel 8th Hauter, Denise 9th 116 Hauther, Robert 8th Haver, Katherine 10th Haver, Nancy 7th Havrilla, Valerie 7th 151 Havrilla, Vicki 7th 169 Hawes, Deborah 9th Hawes, Donna 8th Hawkins, Blane 151 Hawkins, Bonnie 11th 74, 116 Haynes, Carl 9th Hays, David 10th 116 Hays, John 9th 97 Hazard, Amy 10th 68, 116 Hazard, John 11th 97 Hazel, Brenda 11th 65 Hazel, Sharon 10th 65 Head, Charles 10th Heard, Lorie 9th 50, 130 Heath, William 7th 66, 169 Hecker, Linda 10th 97 Hedges, Gary 10th 97 Heine, M. Kurt 10th 38, 116 Heist, Nancy 8th 62, 151 Hellmann, Peter 8th 169 Henchman, John 10th 54, 58, 67, 116 Henchman, Karen 8th 66, 81, 151 Henderson, Clyde 10th 55, 66, 80, 97 Henderson, Gordon 10th 108 Henderson, Lynda 7th 169 Henderson, Mark 7th 151 Hendrix, Benjamin 10th 97 Henry, Kathy 10th 97 Henry, Nelda 11th 65, 69, 77, 97 Henry, William 8th 151 Hensley, James 10th 30, 97 Hensley, Robert 7th 169 Henson, Brenda 10th 116 Henson, Peter 10th 35, 116 Henson, Richard 7th 151 Herbert Stephen 10th 24, 97 Herbstreith, Michael 9th 97 Hergert, Louis 7th 49, 80, 169 Hernandiz, Bonita 11th 51, 88, 97 Hernandez, Carol 9th 59, 84, 130 Hernandez, Jose 11th Hernandez, Rosa 7th 151 Herring, Glenn 7th Herring Harold 7th Hibbs, Diana 9th 58, 130 Hickey, Cynthia 7th Hicks, Barbara 10th 69, 82, 97 Hicks, John 8th 169 Hicks, Sharon 9th 97 Hicks, Teresa 10th 116 Hicks, William 8th 151 Higashi, Dennis 10th 98 Higashi, Joyce 8th 169 Higdon, Deborah 10th 116 Higdon, Paul 8th 169 Hill, Clarence 7th Hill, Iris 7th 151 Hill, Kay 9th Hill, Teresa 8th Himes, Archie 10th Himes, Brenda 8th Himes, James 9th 98 Himes, Robin 7th Himmelberger, Susan 7th 151 Hineline, Ladona 9th 116 Hirst, Debra 10th 28, 98 Hirst, Dianne 8th 169 Hitch, James 10th 98 Hoagland, Daryl 7th 169 Hoagland, Steven 10th 98 Hobbs, Jefferson 9th 27 Hobbs, Thomas 10th 117 Hoffman, Milt 9th 130 Hoffman, Sharon 8th 169 Hogsett, Valerie 11th 50, 76, 82, 114, 117 Hoke, Debra 9th 117 Hollar, Edward 7th 66, 151 Hollar, Margaret 7th 66, 80, 169 Holliman, Ursula 9th 98 Holm, Diana 8th 151 Holm, Steve 10th 98 Holm, Theresa 9th 74, 117 Holmes, Gary 9th Holmes, Lewis 11th Holtam, Diane 7th 81, 169 Hooker, T. Hoover, Cheryl 9th 98 Hoover, Don 7th 151 Hopkins, James 11th 58 Hopkins, Janet 9th 12, 13, 14, 18, 130 Hopkins, Roy 9th Hopkins, Saumel 7th Hopkins, Susan 8th Horton, Karen 10th 51, 67, 98 Horton, Marilyn 8th Hoskins, Norma 10th 117 House, James 9th 130 Howell, Juan 8th Howerton, Barry 9th Hreha, Karen 11th 79, 83, 98 Hreha, Mark 9th 117 Hubbard, Darlene 10th 76, 117 Hubbard, Delores 9th Hubbard, Marietta 11th 72, 74, 76, 82 Hubbard, Tyronne 10th 24 Huddlestone, Greg 169 Huddlestone, Robert 10th 35, 98 217 STUDENT INDEX Francois—Huddlestone STUDENT INDEX Hudson—Madaris Hudson, Edward 10th 56, 80, 83, 117 Hudson, Teresa 8th 151 Huffman, Lynda 7th Hughes, Charles 11th 51, 81, 82, 83, 98, 129 Hull, Robert 10th 117 Hummer, Robert W. 9th Humphrey, Ferol 11th 51, 55, 59, 76, 83, 98 Humphrey, Steve 7th 151 Humphries, Debra 8th Hunt, Ira 9th 130 Hunt, Lisa 7th 59, 151 Hunt, Marjorie 10th 29, 50, 130 Hunt, Richard 9th 32, 67, 130 Hurley, Dorothy 10th 85, 117 Hurst, Craig 7th 66, 169 Hurst, Kathleen 7th 151 Hurst, Ronald 10th Hutchinson, Steve 8th 169 Hutchison, John 7th 151 Hutchison, Joyce 8th 151 Huyette, Wesley 9th 117 Hyatt, Patricia 11th 69, 84, 117 Iddins, Donna 10th 77, 90,,98 Iddins, Joel 8th 49, 169 Ingle, Jon 8th 151 Ingles, Robert 11th 117 Inscoe, Tam 7th 63 169 Irving, Kathy 10th 54 Ives, Debbie 7th 169 Jackman, Doreen 7th 169 Jackson, Andrew 9th 98 Jackson, Brenda 8th 170 Jackson, Kevin 7th 66, 80, 170 Jackson, Margaret 7th 170 Jackson, Steven 9th 117 Jackson, William 9th 117 Johnson, John 7th 48, 151 Johrtson, Linda 10th 117 Johnson, Marielui 7th Johnson, Marvin 7th 151 Johnson, Morgan 8th 151 Johnson, Patricia 10th 99 Johnson, Robert 11th 38, 55, 83, 99 Johnson, Roger 8th Johnson, Sara 8th 151 Johnson, Shirley 8th 151 Johnston, Sharon 7th 170 Johnston, Sheila 8th 15T” .. . Joines, Jon 8th i u Jones, Anne 8th 170 Jones, Anthony 7th 66 Jones, Cheryl 7th 63 Jones, Christine 7th 170 Jones, Conley 11th 66, 99 Jones, Daniel 11th 99 Jones, Dara 8th 170 Jones, Deborah 11th 108 Jones, Deborah 11th 90, 99, 103 Jones, Elease 7th 151 Jones, Gary 10th 99 Jones, George 10th Jones, John 9th Jones, Laura 8th 48, 151 Jones, Marsha 8th 170 Jones, Rebecca 11th 47, 76, 82, 117 Jones, Robert 11th Jones, Sadie 9th Jones, Teresa 7th 152 Jones, Thomas 7th Jones, Timothy 8th 170 Jones, Yvonne 10th 65, 130 Jordan, Donald 9th 130 Jordan, Pete 32 Julia, Jose 152 Jacobs, Robert 8th 170 James, Pam 8th 170 Jameson, Doris 9th 117 Jameson, Gail 11th 69, 82, 83, 117 Jameson, Joanne 11th 69, 82, 83, 98 Janes, Georgia 11th 98 Jansen, Sharon 10th 28, 50, 117, 126 Jarrell, Patrick 7th Jarrell, Ronald 7th Jarvis, Dawn 11th 117 Jarvis, Gregory 9th 27, 130 Jeffrey, Gary 10th 24, 25 Jeffries, Mildred 8th 151 Jeffries, Wesley 8th Jeffry, Richard 8th Jenkins, Deborah 7th 151 Jenkins, Denise 8th 98 Jenkins, Eddie 8th 151 Jennings, Edward 7th 66 Jenkins, John 7th 170 Jenkins, Sheliah 7th 151 Jenkins, Vincent 9th 98 Jerles, Brenda 8th 151 Jimenez, Aleinda 10th Johnson, Carol 7th 170 Johnson, Danny 11th Johnson, Dennis 8th 170 Johnson, Douglas 9th 130 Johnson, Elaine 7th 66, 170 218 Joy, Laura 7th 63, 170 Juraschek, David 8th 170 Juraschek, Paul 11th 46, 47, 116, 129 Kachur, David 9th 27, 32, 117 Kaminsky, Daniel 11th 61, 99, 144 Kane, Nancy 7fh 170 Kanzawa, Chester 8th 170 Karas, Kenneth 8th 152 Karas, Lynda 10th 54, 77, 78, 117 Karroll, Karen 11th 51, 82, 83, 99 Karroll, Nancy 7th 84, 152 Karroll, Richard 8th 170 Kearney, John 8th 152 Kearney, Patricia 9th 118 Keck, Margaret 9th 118 Keefe, Steven 8th Keefer, Gary 10th 63, 99 Keefer, James 9th 63, 99 Keefer, Kathy 7th Keefer, Susan 7th 152 Keenan, Patricia 7th 63, 152 Keener, Stephen 7th 170 Kees, Cheryl 7th 152 Kees, Dana 11th 118 Keith P. 49 Keith Willard 10th Keller, Howard 9th 27, 99 Kelley, Michael 8th 170 Kells, Roger 8th 170 Kelly, Debra 7th 170 Kelly, Roger 8th 152 Kencitzski, Leon 7th 51, 152 Kencitzski, Loretta 10th 16, 99 Kennon, Ronald 11th Kervahn, Alexander 7th 170 Kervahn, Williams 8th 66, 170 Kesterson, Janet 130 Keys, John 8th Keys, Kenneth 10th Kidd, Bobby 11th Kidd, David 8th 152 Kidd, David 9th Kidd, Dennis Ray 9th Kidd, Gilbert 7th Killebrew, Sidney 11th 35, 83, 118 Killen, Melinda 11th 54, 55, 74, 79, 118 Killion, Donald 7th 170 Kilpatrick, Alta 10th 126, 130 King, Susan 11th 68, 82, 83, 84, 118 Kingrey, Michal 8th Kirby, Debbie 7th 170 Kirby, Rickey 9th 118 Kirby, Ronney 9th 118 Kirk, Duncan 7th 48, 152 Kisendaffer, Norm 8th 170 Klapka, Edward 8th 62, 152, 162 Klarer, Paul 7th 152 Knott, Lawrence 7th 152 Kuca, James 10th 99 Koeller, Kelly 7th 171 Koplaski, Barbara 11th 51, 68, 75, 79, 99 Koplaski, Joy 8th 152 Koplaski, Stephen 152 Kord, 130 Kortlang, Ricky 8th 171 Koss, Michael 7th Kotzmoyer, Steven 8th 171 Kovals, Luann 11th 69 Kozuch, Frank 7th 66, 152 Krick, Rocki 7th 171 Kridle, Barbara 7th 152 Kridle, Jeanne 8th 152 Kridle, Mary 10th 47, 118 Kruse, Frederick 7th 171 Kye, Bernard 10th Lacey, Peggy 9th 130 Lacy, Beverly 11th Lacy, Ethel 8th 152 Lacy, Robert 8th 152 Lacy, Sandra 11th 64, 85, 90, 99 Lacy, Sue 10th 28, 99 Ladd, Mark 7th 152 Lamb, Brenda 7th 171 Lamb, Karen 9th 99 Lambert, Felicia 10th 59, 67, 118 Lambert, Frances 8th 65, 152 Lang, Denise 9th 100 Langley, Donnie 10th Lanham, Mark 7th Lankford, Jerry 10th 61, 118 Lappi, Gail 9th 118 Larabee, Faith 10th 118 Larabee, John 8th 171 Larimer, Deborah 8th 59, 171 Larimer, William 7th 49, 59, 171 Larkin, Wesley 7th 48, 152 LaRock, George 8th LaRock, Karen 11th 85, 100 LaRock, Susan 11th 85, 118 Larrick, Jeffrey 9th 130 Larrick, Steve 11th Larsen, Christian 7th Larvie, Brenda 9th 118 Larvie, Linda 11th 118 Larvie, Terri 8th 171 Lash, Patricia 11th Lash, Theresa 8th 152 Latham, John 7th 152 Latham, Kenneth 10th 118 Latham, Mary 11th Latham, William 8th 152 Laurinaitis, Lori 10th 100 Lawhorne, Brenda 11th 85, 100 Lawhorne, Jeffrey 10th Lawrenson, Donna 8th Lawrenson, Richard 9th 38, 67, 100 Lawson, Evelyn 11th 64, 112, 118 Lawson, Harold 8th Leach, Kim 10th 69, 100 Lear, Jane 11th 55, 67, 80, 90, 100 Leatherland, Jeff 8th 152 Leatherland, Susan 7th Leckner, Mary 9th 58, 130 Leckner, William 7th 80, 171 Lecorchick, David 9th Lee, Ashyliend 11th 130 Lee, Dale 9th 64, 76, 81, 100 Lee, Linda 9th 75, 130 Lee, Ralph 7th 152 Lee, Robert 11th 58, 61, 63, 83, 100 Lee, William 10th 20, 130 Leh, Sonja 7th 171 Lelansky, Brenda 9th 78, 130 Lelansky, Gerald 7th 153 Lelansky, Paula 10th 118 Lemore, Gary 7th 171 Leonard, Edward 8th 171 Leonard, Gary 11th Leonard, Kathleen 7th 63, 80, 171 Lepp, Robin 9th 53, 118 Lerch, James 9th 118 Lessin, Laura 7th 59, 153 Lever, Jim 8th 153 Lewis, Carol 9th 100 Lewis, David 7th 80 Lewis, Kathryn 11th 118, 144 Lewis, Patricia 8th 171 Lewis, Robert 11th 118 Liddell, Alan 9th 130 Liddell, Linda 7th 171 Liddell, Tully 10th 118 Lillard, Robin 8th 153 Lillebo, Daniel 8th 153 Lillebo, David 9th 130 Liming, Glenn 9th Liming Larry 10th Lindamood, Wayne 10th 24, 25, 100 Lindstrom, Nancy 8th 49, 171 Lineberry, Karen 7th 153 Lineweaver, Holly 7th 171 Lipp, Gudrun 7th 153 Lip scomb, Betty 11th 100 Lipscomb, Jerry 7th 153 Little, Gary 7th 171 Little, Franklin 10th 38, 119 Litvinas, Albert 10th 38, 119 Litvinas, Lee 8th 153 Livengood, Edward 8th 171 Livengood, Randall 9th Livengood, Richard 10th 119 Livesay, Jeffry 9th 119 Livesay, Karen 10th 71, 100 Lloyd, Richard 9th Lockard, Monica 7th 153 Lockhart, Debra 9th 73, 113, 119 Logan, Robert 9th Lohne, Raymond 7th Lopez, Amira 8th 153 Lopez, Ralph 10th 100 Lott, Betty 8th 81, 171 Lovq, Harold 11th Lover, John 8th Lovett, Deborah 11th 46, 47, 76, 83, 100, 144 Lowery, Cynthia 10th 119 Lowry, Diana 11th 28, 50, 76, 79, 82, 119 Luckey, Paula 9th 17, 58, 131 Lunsford, Douglas 8th 49, 59 Lunsford, Joe 10th Lusk, Charles 9th Lusk, Rosialie 9th Lyles, Michael 9th 119 Lynch, Pamela 10th 100 Lyons, Rebecca 8th 59, 171 Lyons, Susan 10th 68, 100 Lytle, Linda 10th 119 Macan, Robert 9th 100 MacDonald, David 9th MacDonald, Kenneth 7th MacDonnell, Brian 7th 59, 80, 171 MacDonnell, Sean 8th 171 MacDonnell, Thomas 9th 131 Mace, James 8th 133 Macomber, Mann Madaris, Marlene 8th 153 Madison, Donna 7th 171 Magee, Susan 9th 119 Malaby, Brian 7th 81, 171 Malaby, Wade 9th Malcom, Mark 7th 153 Malcom, Myra 10th 77, 101 Malicki, Karen 7th 171 Mallison, Emma 7th Maltese, Deidre 8th 49, 172 Maltese, Laurie 11th 51, 74, 77, 79, 106, 119, 120 Manci, Sarah 7th 66, 153 Manci, Susan 9th 14, 18, 58, 101 Mangum, James 11th 19, 24, 101, 102 Mangum, Katherine 7th 153 Mankin, Patrick 7th 153 Mannon, Bonnie 10th 101 Mantiply, Linda 9th 108, 109 Mantiply, Ronald 11th Mantone, Christine 8th 81 153 Mardones, Magdale 7th 153 Maron, Michael 11th 24, 119 Maron, Michelle 9th 29, 101 Marr, Brian 7th 172 Marszalek, Kathryn 7th 153 Martin, Carol 8th Martin, Donna 11th 51, 72, 82, 92, 101, 103 Martin, Kathi 10th 101 Martin, Leslie 10th 108, 119 Martin, Mary 9th Martin, Richard 8th 153 Martin, Robert 11th 66, 101 Martin, Russell 7th Martin, Sandra 8th 153 Martin, Walter 11th Martinez, Jerry 10th Martinez, Thomas 8th Martucci, Kenneth 8th 65 Martucci, Kevin 8th Martyn, Catherine 8th 59 Mason, Brian 9th 119 Mason, Sharon 8th Mason, Violet 9th Massie, Michael 8th 153 Matheney, Betty 10th 119 Matheney, Danny 9th Mathews, Michael 10th 119 Maupin, Fleta 7th 153 Maupin, Patricia 11th 119 Maupin, Roy 9th 131 Maxwell, Daniel 10th Maxwell, Daryle 7th 66, 172 Maxwell, Deborah 9th Maxwell, John 9th 35, 215 May, Kathleen 9th Mays, Michael 11th 24, 79, 119 McAleese, Frank 9th 32 McAleese, James 7th 154 McAleese, John 11th 25, 27, 35, 101, 124 McAleese, Linda 10th 77, 119 McBroom, Kim 8th 154 McCain, Susan 9th 131 McCall, Robert 7th 49 McClarren, Daniel 9th 27, 119 McClarren, Kathleen 8th 63 McClain, Michael 8th 154 McCleese, Dale 8th 172 McCleese, Wayne 9th McCready, Nancy 10th 74, 76, 101 McCready, Thomas 11th McCrory, Lula 8th McCroskey, Gary 8th McCroskey, James 7th McDaniel, Amick, 9th 131 McDaniel, Deborah 7th 154 McDaniel, Denise 9th 73, 199 McDaniel, Jeffery 8th McDaniel, Jill 10th 50, 53, 80, 119 McDaniel, Linda 10th McDavid, Juanita 7th 172 McDonald, Vera 9th McDonell, Thomas McDonough, George 11th McDowell, Kathy 8th 172 McFadden, Kevin 7th 154 McFadden, Louis 10th 24, 30, 119 McGhee, Claudia 8th 84, 154 McGhee, Deborah 10th 67, 84, 131 McGhee, Helen 9th 131 McGhee, Larry 9th 101 McGinnis, James 7th 154 McGinty, Cecilia 7th 66, 80, 172 McGinty, James 9th McGirk, Francis 11th 119 McGlone, Joy 9th 119 McGlone, Vincent 7th 154 McGogney, Kathleen 9th 75, 119, 120 McGogney, Wayne 11th 120 McGoye, Patricia 11th 90, 101 McGuire, Deneise 8th 154 McGuire, Kathi 10th 71, 101 McGuire, Kim 8th McHaffa, Gail 11th 51, 53, 68, 76, 82, 83, 106, 109, 120, 131, 136 Mclnnes, Debra 8th McKay, Lynn 10th 75, 120 McKeon, Joseph 7th McLeod, Robin 7th 1 McMillan, Timothy 10th 67 McMullen, Robert 10th McNabb, Mary 9th 131 McNaughton, Ruth 7th McReady, N Mead, Larry 8th 154 Mead, Stephen 7th Mead, Walter 10th Meade, Michael 10th 101 Meads, William 10th 120 Megee, David 8th Megee, Theodore 11th Melton, Linda 8th Mendenhall, Franc 8th 48, 66, 154 Menefee, George 11th 61, 120 Menius, Gregory 9th Merchant, Donna 9th 65, 101 Meredith, Deborah 7th Merna, Gerald 8th 66, 172 Merna, Linda 10th 68, 120 Merriman, Laurence 8th 154 Merrix, Robert 7th Merrix, William 9th Metzer, Elmer 9th Metzer, Wanda 11th 28, 64, 101 Michels, Darryl 9th 101 Michels, Larry 9th 120 Middlecoff, Jane 10th 51, 64, 74, 101 Middlecoff, Joan 7th 154 Mikhalevsky, Andrew 10th 35, 102 Mikhalevsky, Elizabeth 8th 66, 154 Miller, Barry 10th 38, 120 Miller, Benjamin 8th 172 Miller, Deborah 10th 12, 102 Miller, Denise 11th 58, 76, 85, 131 Miller, Doreen 8th 66, 154 Miller, Gene 8th 154 Miller, Howard 10th 83, 102 Miller, James 10th 38, 56, 120 Miller, Joyce 7th 62 Miller, Kathryn 7th 154 Miller, Marsha 10th 120 Miller, Nancy 9th 102 Miller, Shelley 8th 172 Miller, Susan 10th 83, 102 Mills, Catherine 8th Mills, Donald 9th Mills, Mark 8th Milton, Murray 7th 172 Miner, Bert 9th 27, 35, 120 Miner, Joann 7th 154 Miner, Worthington 8th 154 Minnick, Claudia 8th Minnick, Donna 11th 64, 69, 102 Mitchell, Andrea 9th 131 Mitchell, Mark 10th 24, 120 Mitchell, Patricia 9th 84, 120 Mittendorff, Martin 8th 154 Mittendorff, Stanley 10th 102 Mitton, Robert 9th 27, 35 Mitton, Susan 7th Mixon, Martha 9th Mize, Frances 11th Mizelle, Sheila 10th Moffert, Benton 9th 120 Moffett, Mary 11th 85, 120 Moffett, Robert 10th 120 Molina, Jackie 9th Mollohan, Deborah 7th 66 Monk, Levita 9th Monk, Lloyd 7th Moody, Christopher 8th 81, 172 Moody, Geoffrey 11th 120 Moore, Deborah 7th Moore, V. Dianne 9th Moran, James 10th 102 Morgan, Mikolean 9th 131 Morgan, Tony 7th Morrell, Bruce 10th 120 Morrell, Joyce 8th 49, 160, 172 Morris, Anita 7th 172 Morris, James 7th 172 Morris, James A. 9th 102 Morris, Richard 10th Morris, Susan 11th 131 Morrison, Glenda Morrison, Kimberly 7th 154 Morrison, Majorie 9th Morrissett, Clifford 10th 102 Morrow , David 11th Morrow, Phillip 10th Moseley, John 7th 66 Moser, Jeanine 9th Muglia, Carol 11th 29, 84, 85, 131 Mullen, Kenneth 11th 64, 120 Mullens, Barbara 8th Mullins, Diana 7th 154 Munoz, June 10th 102 Munson, Patricia 9th 63 Murphy, Grace 9th 74, 131 Murphy, Michael 9th Murphy, Michael 9th 50, 131 Murphy, Sharon 11th 52, 68, 76, 83, 84, 96, 102 Murphv Steven 7th 48, 154 Murphy, Teresa 11th 85 Murray, Michael 7th 172 Muschkin, Clarita 8th 154 Mutscheller, Edward 8th Mutscheller, Michael 7th 172 Myers, Elizabeth 8th 172 Myers, Joan 10th 120 Myrick, Donna 11th 54, 131 Nadeau, Bernard 10th 120, 121 Nalls, Arthur 10th 35, 63, 83, 102 Nalls, Cary 8th 154 Nalls, David 7th 66, 154 Nance, Doris 8th 360 Nash, Dianna 9th Natoli, Carmen 10th 131 Natoli, Dale 9th 102 Natoli, Michael 9th 270 Nay, Donald 11th 24, 25, 102 Nelbach, G wendolyn 7th 172 Nelson, Alice 7th 84, 172 Newman, Douglas 7th 154 Newman, Lena 8th 155 Newman, Russell 9th Newton, Debra 8th 122 Newton, Vickie 9th 75, 121 Newville, Brenda 9th 121, 127 Newville, Dale 7th 49, 172 Newville, Dianna 10th 68, 82, 131 Nichols, Debra 10th 102 Nicholson, Carol 7th 66, 155 Nicholson, Karen 7th 66, 121 Nicholson, Mark 9th Nielson, Keith 8th Nistle, Scott 8th 172 Nix, Barbara 8th Nix, Bobby 7th 172 Nixon, Beverly 7th 121 Noggle, Anita 8th 155 Noggle, Julia 9th 29, 132 Noonan, Diane 9th Norfolk, David 9th 27, 132 Northrop, Glenn 8th 155 Northrop, Jenifer 11th 51, 68, 77, 82, 102 Novak, John 7th 66, 172 Nowak, Bonnie 11th 67, 69, 81, 132 Nowak, Jay 7th 155 Nutter, Rebecca 1th 64, 65, 90, 102, 104 Nye, Leesa 11th 132 Nye, Virginia 9th 132 Nyman, Therese 8th 59, 62 Obrien, Patricia 9th 132 Oconnor, Connie 11th 69 132 Oconnor, Pamela 7th 155 Oconnor, Patti 9th 102 O’Donnell, Michael 8th Ohmacht, Samuel 9th 102 Ohmacht, Victoria 7th 172 Okyen, Deborah 8th 60, 173 Okyen, Marc 7th 62, 155 Olsen, Cynthia 7th Oneil, Barbara 11th 85 Oneil, Georgette 7th 155 Oneil, Roy 8th Oravec, Jamie 9th 121, 127 Orndorff, Oliver 8th Orndorff, William 8th Ortiz, Robert 10th 102 Osborn, Linda 7th 173 Osier, Claire 11th, 85, 132 Ott. Charles 8th Overton, Alan 8th 155 Overton, Amos 10th 59, 61, 62, 83, 103 Owen, Charlene 8th 173 Owens, Daniel 9th Owen, Douglas 10th 132 Owen, Pamela 8th 48, 63, 65, 80, 124, 155 Owens, Faith 11th 85, 103 Owens, Steven 11 Pack, Robin 7th 49, 66, 80, 173 Padgett, Barry 7th 155 Page, Janice 7th 173 Page, John 8th 173 Painter, Cheryl 7th 63, 155 Painter, Dawn 10th 101 Painter, Lave rne 11th Paladino, Kevin 11th 103 Paladino, Kimberly 10th 132 Paladino, Michele 10th 77, 103 Paladino, Steven 7th 173 Palikan, Karen 11th 77, 103 Palikan, Robert 7th Palmateer, Tanya 8th 62, 80, 173 Paimisano, Terry 7th 155 Paolicelli, Noel 8th 173 Pardue, Deborah 10th 12, 58, 103 Paris, Joseph 10th 32 Parker, Cary 7th 173 Parker, Patrice 7th 173 Parker, Preston 9th 132 Parker, Ronald 8th 155 Parks, Nancy 9th 132 Parron, Sandra 10th 132 Parry, Rebecca 8th Pascale, John 10th 103 Pasquariello, Larry 7th 66, 155 Passauer, Linda 7th 66, 173 Pastros, Paul 8th 155 Paton, Richard 11th 30, 121 Pauly, Marjorie 7th 173 Payne, Anthony 8th Payne, Lorraine 7th 155 Payne, Thomas 11th 14, 19, 47, 51, 52, 64, 88, 103 Pearson, Deborah 10th Pearson, Larry 11th Peartree, James 7th 173 Peeples, Gregory 9th 27, 121 Peering, Deborah 9th 155 Peffley, Kristine 7th 155 Pena, Elizabeth 11th Penick, Robin 10th Pennington, Diana 9th 103 Pennington, Martha 8th 173 Pennington, Jewell 11th 55, 83, 132 Penny, Sonia 7th 173 Peterson, Carole 7th 173 Peterson, Mary 10th Pettit, Gregory 7th 173 Pettit, Jeanne 10th 132 Pettit, Junichi 7th 155 Pettit, Sherry 8th 155 Pettv Gail 10th 132 Peyton, Deborah! 10th 78, 132 Peyton, Thomas 8th 173 Phelps, Donald 11th 64, 121 Phelps, Shirley 10th 64, 68, 83, 132 Phillips, Julie 10th 77, 121 Phillips, Julie 9th Phillips, William 8th Pickens, Dallas 9th 132 Pierce, Henry 10th 103 Pierce, Lee 10th 132 Pietzsch, Fred 11th 103 Pietzsch, Marie 10th Pietzsch, Monika 8th Pinckney, John 8th 173 Pinkerton, Brian 9th 121 Piper, Carl 10th 132 Piper, Linda 11th 59, 67, 132 Pistone, Annamarie 9th Pittman, Jack 7th 155 Pittman, Robin 8th 173 Platt, David 11th 30, 83, 121 Plaugher, Michael 10th Poe, Kenneth 8th 66, 173 Pogoloff, Kris 11th 132 Pohl, Donald 7th 173 Pohl, Joseph 7th 173 Poland, R. 38 Policastro, Gary 9th 132 Policastro, Sharon 7th 173 Poling, Cathy 11th 68, 133 Poling, Robert 9th 103 Poling, Ronald 10th 133 Pollum, David 9th 103 Pope, Holly 11th 29, 153 Porter, Douglas 8th Posey, William 11th 64, 67, 133 Post, Gary 10th 24, 25, 35, 67, 133 Potter, Monroe 7th Poundstone, Roberta 7th 155 Powell, David 9th 121 Powell, Donald 8th 174 Powell, Douglas 9th 121 Powell, Leta 8th 174 Powell, Malcolm 10th 30, 67, 83, 133 Powell, Michael 7th 66, 174 Powers, Barbara 9th 103 Powers, Kathy 7th Powers, Pamela 8th 174 Pravlik, Michael 7th 155 Prescott, Lisa 7th Prevenslik, Fred 11th Price, Diana 8th 174 Price, James 10th 133 Price, Michael 8th 66, 155 Price, Peggy 8th 174 Price, Peggy 9th Price, Roger 9th 133 Price, Sheryl 9th 73, 121 Price, Tracey 7th 174 Prichard, Donna 9th 51, 103 Prichard, Michael 7th 66, 155 Prisaznick, Jeanne 8th 80, 174 Pro, Sharon 8th 63, 155 Procario, Ronald 8th 174 Proctor, Carlene 7th 66, 80, 174 Proctor, Kenneth 11th 121 Proctor, Sandra 8th Pruett, Deanna 7th Pruitt, Harman 9th Pruitt, Patricia 8th Pullen, Phillip 10th 133 Purdue, Cheryl 8th 174 Pusey, Sandra 9th 133 Pustay, Melanie 7th 57, 80, 155 Pustay, Tanya 9th 58, 75, 121 Quallich, Ralph 11th Quick, Michael 7th Quinn, Michael 10th 133 Quint, Alvin 8th 81, 155 219 STUDENT INDEX Madison—Quint STUDENT INDEX Rabago—Smith Rabago, Patricia 7th Racherbaumer, Barbara 10th 61, 133 Racherbaumer, Kathy 9th 103 Racherbaumer, Sandra 7th 174 Radcliff, William 7th 155 Ragen, Jeanne 8th 155 Ragsdale, Constance 8th 59 Ragsdale, Robbyn 7th 155 Raines, James 11th 24, 121 Raines, Janet 11th 133 Raines, Kathy 9th 133 Ramsey, Richard 7th 156 Rankin, Lynne 10th 133 Rantz, Randal 10th 133 Rantz, Stephen 11th 47, 51, 53, 79, 82, 83, 106, 108, 109, 121 Rapp, Janice 7th 174 Rappleyea, Joy 8th 48, 156 Rappleyea, Teresa 10th 50, 68, 133 Ratcliffe, Dennis 7th 174 Rawson, Kathleen 7th 156 Ray, Rebecca 7th 174 Ray, Samuel 8th 174 Read, Ann 7th 156 Read, Ginger 9th 57, 133 Reamy, Marlyn 10th 133 Reaves, Brent 9th Reed, Barbara 7th 156 Reed, Betty 8th 156 Reed, Bonnie 8th 174 Reed, Crawford 10th 67, 133 Reed, Deborah 8th Reed, Donald 11th 26, 133 Reed, Donna 9th 28, 103 Reed, Donna 10th 133 Reed, James 11th 83, 134 Reed, Mark 11th Reed, Michael 7th 62, 174 Reed, Sonja 8th 60, 80, 174 Reeder, Betsy 11th 21, 52, 68, 76, 83, 131, 134 Reeder, Carolyn 10th 134 Reeder, Patricia 9th 121 Reese, Daniel 9th Reese, George 7th 156 Reese, Sharon 9th Reese, Thomas 11th Reeves, Roy 11th Reeves, Robin 7th 156 Rehberg, Charles 10th 121 Rehberg, Rodney 7th 174 Rehberg, Shandry 9th 121 Reid, Donald 10th 134 Reid, Laura 10th 134 Rekas, Stephen 10th 30 Reutter, Kim 7th 174 Revere, Adriane 8th 156 Revere, Altheah 7th 156 Rhodes, Alan 7th 156 Rhodes, Jack 9th 121 Rhodes, Karen 10th 103 Rhodes, Patricia 10th 28, 52, 65, 134 Rhodes, Steven 7th Riccio, Joseuh 8th 174 Rice, David 11th Rice, Joanne 7th 174 Rice, Stephen 8th 156 Richards, Janice 7th 174 Richardson, Cathy 7th 156 Richardson, Judith 8th 156 Richardson, Mark 8th 156 Richmond, James 11th 134 Richmond, Russell 9th 134 Richmond, Silas 7th 174 Riddick, Sharon 7th 156 Riedl, Lisa 7th 174 Rifendifer, Laurie 7th 80, 174 Riley, David 7th 156 Riley, Dougla s 8th 174 Riley, James 7th 174 Riley, Joyce 9th 134 Riley, Joyce 9th 134 Riley, Ruth 9th Rinehart, Gary 8th 156 Rinehart, Sharman 8th 156 Rippe, Mark 9th 67, 134 Risdon, Elizabeth 8th 49, 65, 80 175 Risdon, Susan 9th 121 Riser, George 11th 24, 134 Riser, John 8th 175 Riser, Martha 9th 103 Ritschel, Chris 8th 66, 156 Ritter, Bruce 7th 60 Ritter, David 9th 27 Rivera, Diana 8th 156 Rivera, Jeffery 8th 156 Rivera, Mirian 8th 175 Rivera, Wanda 9th 103 Rizzo, Jean 10th 28, 134 Rizzo, Paul 8th 175 Roark, Dennis 7th 175 Robbins, Vicky 8th 48, 65, 84, 156 Roberts, Cheryl 7th 156 Roberts, Deborah 9th 50, 134 Roberts, Frederick 7th Roberts, James 11th 134 Roberts, Robert 9th 122 Roberts, Shirley 7th 175 Robertson, Cora 7th 156 Robinette, Bruce 9th 67, 103 Robinson, Carl 10th 103 Robinson, Christine 11th 81, 85 103 Robinson, Curtis 8th 156 Robinson, Lorna 10th 104 220 Robinson, Robert 11th Rock, Sheila 9th 122 Rock, William 11th 134 Rocker, William 10th 134 Rockwell, Norah 8th 156 Rodriguez, Joseph 9th Rodriguez, Maria 9th Rodriguez, Mark 8th 65, 80 Roehrs, Kathleen 7th 175 Roehrs, Sharon 9th 77, 122 Rogers, Alice 11th 84, 85, 134 Roland, Debra 8th 156 Roland, Sherry 11th 134 Romero, Gilbert 11th 134 Romero, Joann 9th 134 Root, Dana 10th 134 Root, Robin 8th 80, 175 Rosado, Lissette 10th 54, 134 Rosado, Vilma 9th 135 Rose, Anita 10th 84, 135 Rose, Bonnie 10th 72, 135 Rose, Elizabeth 7th 156 Rose, Jean 7th Rose, Joy 10th 69, 135 Rose, Odis 8th 80, 175 Rose, Robroy 9th Rose, Roger 7th 156 Rose, Susan 7th 156 Rosenwasser, Bruce 10th 67, 83, 135 Rosenwasser, Judith 11th 20, 51, 53, 68, 76, 82, 83, 124, 135, 137 Ross, Jeffry 9th 61, 135 Ross, Robert 7th 175 Rouch, James 7th 156 Roupe, Mark 8th 80, 175 Roupe, Pamela 8th 80, 156 Rowe, Candace 11th 75, 77, 79, 135 Rowe, Dorothy 10th 57, 104 Rowe, William 11th 24, 135 Roysdon, Scott 8th 66, 156 Rozier, Audrey 11th 135 Rozier, Virginia 7th 63, 175 Rozier, William 8th 175 Ruble, David 10th 67, 122 Ruble, Janet 9th 58, 135 Rucker, Delmer 8th 156 Ruesch, David 11th 35, 81, 135 Ruesch, Jean 10th 57, 135 Ruesch, Patricia 7th 63, 175 Runyon, Jenny 11th 85, 135 Runyon, Kim 9th 122 Ruonavaara, Robert 10th 67, 135 Ruonavaara, Sheri 7th Rush, Sandra 8th 156 Russell, Buck 10th Russell, Kenneth 9th Russell, Patricia 7th 156 Rutherford, Hoi I i 8th 65, 80, 156 Rutherford, Valerie 7th 175 Ryan, Kathleen 9th 122 Ryan, William 10th 135 Sakeliaris, Thomas 8th 175 Sammons, James 10th 135 Sanko, Henry 8th 66, 156 Saunders, Charles 11th 104 Saunders, Gregory 7th 175 Saunders, Margie 9th 122 Saunders, William 10th Sautter, Kenneth 9th 135 Saville, Danny 11th 135 Saville, Doris 8th 157 Saxty, Raymond 8th 175 Saxty, Sandra 9th Sayers, John 10th 135 Scarborough, Victoria 10th 67, 83, 128, 135 Schabo, Roxanne 9th 135 Schafe, John 7th 66, 175 Schafe, Susan 9th 122 Schalbrack, James 9th 135 Scheider, K. 11th 35 Shnable, Candace 11th 50, 76, 79, 32, 135 Schneider, Craig 9th Schneider, Denise 9th 73, 136 Schofhauser, Elizabeth 11th Scholl, Arthur 8th 175 Scholl, Deborah 7th 48, 157 Scholl, Gary 10th 136 Schulte, Patricia 8th 175 Schuite, Rita 9th 104 Schulte, Thomas 11th 24, 35, 136 Schuster, Barbara 11th 81, 136 Schwarz, Rose 9th 122 Schwinn, Frank 7th 62, 175 Scofield, Judy 10th 64, 136 Scofield, Mary 7th 157 Scott, Donald 10th 35, 136 Scott, Karen 8th 157 Scott, Michael 7th 24, 175 Scott, Nancy 10th 136 Scrimshaw, Robert 7th 175 Scudder, Charles 11th 30, 136 Scudder, Duff 8th 157 Seabolt, Charles 8th 157 Sears, Julie 8th 175 Sears, Pamala 9th 122 Sears, Roni 9th 136 Seaver, Barbara 7th 157 Seaver, Sandra 9th 104 Seegars, Deborah 9th 104 Seeley, Richard 11th Segovia, Elizabeth 8th 157 Segovia, Ricardo 11th 35, 136 Seitzinger, Beth 9th 122 Sellaro, Kathleen 9th 136 Selmont, Ralph 11th 67, 136 Selmont, Richard 10th Selmont, Sandra 8th 80, 157 Sergent, Henry 8th 175 Setliff, Roy 11th 24, 30, 136 Setzer, Kathy 7th 66, 175 Seward, Edgar 9th 136 Seward, Roger 8th 175 7 175 Seward, Thomas 8th 1 Sexton, Debra Bth 157 Seybold, Albert 7th 66 Shaeffer, Jacqueline 8th 62, 80, 175 Shaeffer, Michael 8th Shamblin, Eva 9th 104 Shank, Cheryl 11th 69, 136 Shattuck, Kimberly 8th 175 Shaw, Ann 8th 157 Shaw, Eric 7th 62, 66, 157 Shaw, Kathy 7th 175 Shiflett, Dale 7th 157 Shiflett, Diana 7th 157 Shiflett, Donna 8th 157 Shimchock, Joy 8th 157 Shirley, Pamela 10th 58, 136 Shuck, Ruth 7th 157 Shuler, Priscilla 8th 66, 157 Shuler, Victor 9th 67, 136 Shwab, Karen 8th 157 Sieber, Christina 9th 56, 83, 122 Siebert, Mark 8th 66, 157 Siler, Kathryn 7th 157 Siler, Michael 11th Silver, Joan 11th 136 Silver, Joyce 8th 49, 176 Silverthorn, Dee 9th 47, 137 Silverthorn, Eric 11th 137 Simms, Mark 9th 104 Simons, Kathleen 11th Simons, Kurt 7th 157 Simons, Lawrence 9th Simons, Michael 7th Shaw, Matthew 7th 157 Shaeffer, Donald 7th Sheehan, Katharine 8th 65, 175 Sheehan, Robert 7th 176 Shelton, John 10th 136 Shelton, Kenny 11th 24, 25, 35 Shelton, Richard 11th 122 Shenk, Judith 9th 136 Shepherd, Clayton 8th 176 Shepherd, Jeffrey 11th 136 Shepherd, Jerry 9th Shepherd, John 8th 157 Shepherd, Marsha 10th 69, 136 Shepherd, Vicki 7Ofh 136 Sheridan, Samuel 8th Sherman, Laurel 8th 65, 157 Shields, Kathleen 9th 51, 104 Shelds, Mary 7th 66, 176 Shields, Maureen 10th 50, 84, 136 Shifflett, Barbara 8th Shifflett, Delmar 9th Shifflett, Roy 7th 57 Simpson, Anne 7th 66, 176 Simpson, Barbara 10th Simpson, Charlotte 9th 67 Simpson, Jane 9th 122 Simpson, Joan 7th 57, 59, 66, 176 Simpson, Lacy 8th Simpson, Lucinda 10th 137 Sims, Catherine 11th 28, 29, 65, 137 Sims, Karen 9th 65, 104 Sinko, Lesley 7th 49, 63, 84 Sisbarro ,Donna 9th 58, 122 Sisbarro, Mark 8th 80, 157 Sites, Mary 7th 157 Slater, Jacqueline 9th Sloppy, Kay 9th 67, 74, 104 Smallwood, Paul 10th 137 Smith, Alan 10th 137 Smith, Anita 11th 137 Smith, Bryon 8th Smith, Christine 9th 137 Smith, Cynthia 10th 82, 122 Smith, Donald 10th 137 Smith, Deanna 7th 48, 157 Smith, Gerry 10th 38, 56, 69, 85, 137 Smith, Janet 7th 84, 157 Smith, Jean 9th 104 Smith, Karin 8th 157 Smith, Leroy 8th 81, 157 Smith, Linda 11th 77, 137 Smith, Milton 9th 137 Smith, Marcelles 11th 137 Smith, Paul 8th Smith, Randy 7th Smith, Richard 157 Smith, Rita 8th 176 Smith, Ruth 7th Smith, Susan 7th 157 Smith, Wayne 7th 62 Snow, Cheryl 8th 176 Snow, Douglas 11th Snow, Michael 7th 176 Snow, Raymond 10th Snyder, Craig 9th 27, 122 Snyder, Cynthia 11th 80, 123 Snyder, Victoria 7th 63, 157 Sonnessa, Geralyn 9th 104 Sonnessa, Sandra 11th 51, 74, 77, 104 Sophr, Joan 10th Sovitsky, Bernard 10th 57, 137 Sovitsky, John 9th 24, 35, 137 Spalding, Earnest 10th 137, 141 Spaulding, Susan 11th 85, 137, Spangler, Betty 10th 82, 137 Spencer, Allen 7th Spencer, Clifford 10th Spencer, Edwin 10th 56, 67, 82, 137 Spencer, Gary 9th Spencer, Paul 9th Spencer, Richard 10th Spicer, Susan 7th 84, 157 Spincle, Lester 7th 176 Spittle, Debbie 8th 157 Spittle, Valerie 10th 84, 137 Spohr, Deborah 10th 64 Sponaugle, Alan 7th Spreitzer, Richard 9th 27, 32, 104 Springer, Linda 7th Sprouse, Charles 8th Sprouse, Roy 11th Spurr, Cindy 7th 176 Spurr, William 9th 35, 67, 123 Squires, Leslie 9th 123 Squires, Mary 10th 123 Squires, Paula 11th 123 Staats, Linda 10th 84, 137 Stallard, Edward 10th Stamps, Michael 7th 158 Standridge, Alfred 7th 158 Stankiewicz, John 7th 176 St arkey, Stephen 8th Starr, Charles 10th Starr, Larry 7th 158 Starr, Ronald 8th 176 Stasulis, Gary 9th 63, 104 Steele, Donald 8th 158 Steele, Gary 7th 49, 66, 176 Steele, Robert 11th 30, 137 Steffens, LuVerne 10th 13, 30, 128, 133, 137 Steffens, Michael 9th 137 Steffens, Pamela 8th 158 Stephens, Fonda 7th Stepien, Deb r a 11th 47, 82, 84, 138 Stepien, Shelia 8th Stepp, Kevin 7th 66 Stepp, Patrick 10th Stepp, Sharon 9th 67, 104 Stewart, Carol 9ih 138 Stewart, Charles 7th Stewart, William 10th 138 Stidham, Victoria 9th 138 Stiers, Gregory 10th 138 Stimson, Richard 8th Stinnette, Donald 10th 30, 138 Stinnette, Steve 9th 27, 32, 104 Stockstill, Richard 11th 138 Stockstill, Susan 8th 158 Stoffelen, Elizabeth 10th 56, 82, 104 Stoffelen, Jeanne 8th 176 Stoffelen, Katherine 7th 62, 66, 176 Stogner, Howard 8th 158 Stoker, Cynthia 8th 158 Stoller, Jay 8th 158 Stoller, Lisa 8th 176 Stone, Barbara 7th Stone, Basil 9th Stone, Gary 9th 123 Stone, Richard 10th 138 Stoneking, Saundra 9th 123 Stout, Marlene 11th 104 Stover, Robert 9th 138 Stratton, Donna 11th 65, 68, 81, 82, 138 Stratton, Kimberly 10th 71, 138 Stribling, S san 8 ' h 15 s Strickler, Marsha 11th 15, 53, 64, 138 Stroud, Craig 8th 176 Struder, John 7th 176 Struder, Syble 10th 77, 138 Stucki, Keith 7th 62, 158 Sullivan, Alfred 11th 24 Sullivan, Deborah 7th 176 Sullivan, Deborah 8th 176 Sullivan, Deborah 11th Sullivan, Rhonda 8th Sullivan, Sharon 7th 158 Sullivan, Teresa 7th 158 Sullivan, Verda 7th 158 Sullivan, William 10th 24 Suttle, Debra 9th 29, 63 Suttle, Gary 7th 81 Sutton, David 7th Sutton, Kathleen 7th 158 Swanner, Felicia 8th 158 Swick, Debra 7th 158 Swick, Susan 7th Swick, Vickie 8th 138 Switzer, Sharon 9th 73, 123 Swoboda, David 7th Tansill, John 10th Tansill, Michael 10th Tapscott, Audrey 9th 65, 104 Tarlosky, Pamela 9th 73, 138 Tate, Aracelis 7th Fate, Maribel 7th Taylor, Alice 9th Taylor, Arlene 9th Taylor, Barbara 9th 38 Taylor, Deborah 10th Taylor, David 7th Taylor, Herbert 9th Taylor, James 7th 158 Taylor, James 10th Taylor, Kathy 10th Taylor, Marba 7th Taylor, Morgan 9th Taylor, Russell 7th Taylor, Stanley 8th 158 Taylor, William 7th 158 Taylor, William 10th Terry, Michael 8th 48, 81, 158 Terry, Patricia 11th 55, 74, 75, 83, 132 Thiebolt, Rex 9th Thiebolt, Ricky 8th Thomas, Andre 7th 158 Thomas, Doreen 9th Thomas, Gary 7th 158 Thomas, Gary 11th 78, 139 Thomas, Jeffrey 7th 158 Thomas, John 11th 24, 139 Thomas, Mark 10th 24, 139 Thomas, Pamela 11th 28, 53, 139 Thomas, Paul 8th Thomas, Roger 9th 27, 35, 139 Thompson, Alvin 10th 139 Thompson, Edmund 8th 176 Thompson, Jackie 7th 49, 176 Thompson, John 11th Thompson, Michael 11 Thompson, Paul 7th 176 Thompson, Terry 8th Thorpe, William 9th Tiano, John 10th 139 Tibbs, Frank 11th 139 Tillery, William 9th 105 Tippins, Dixie 7th 176 Tito, Robyn 7th 57, 59, 158 Tito, William 8th Toler, Crag 11th Toler, Timothy 7th 158 Toleson, Kirk 7th Topley, Debra 8th 158 Torba, Dorene 9th Torrealba, William 10th Toven, Phillip 11th Townsend, Kyla 8th 60, 159 Trainor, Jan 8th 63 Trainor, Sara 11th 50, 72, 82, 139 Trapnell, Terrie 10th 82, 83 Traster, Linda 10th 83, 84, 139 Travis, Charles 10th Travis, Charlotte 9th Trevean, Cheryl 7th 84, 159 Trevean, Robert 9th 105 Trevean, Roger 9th 105 Triggs, Anthony 8th Triggs, Debbie 11th 64 Triggs, James 11th 139 Triggs, Sid 8th Trittipoe, David 8th Trittipoe, Laurence 9th Tubbs, William 7th 66, 176 Tucker, Connie 11th 67, 69, 139 Tully, David 11th 139 Tuohy, Robert 11th 12, 17, 20, 38, 58, 67, 139 Tuohy, Teresa 7-th 48, 57, 142, 158 Turner, Cynthia 7th 176 Turner, Howard 9th Turner, Sharon 8th 176 Turner, Whit 7th 158 Tyler, Kevin 8th Tyler, Marcia 10th 67, 69, 139 Tyson, Betty 8th 159 Tyson, Michael 11th 24, 139 Uhlfelder, Florence 10th 50, 53, 67, 77, 139 Uhlfelder, Lawrence 11th 139 Underwood, Charles 10th Underwood, Karen 8th 176 Upole, Anne 9th 139 Vancampenhout, Barbara 9th 123 Vancampenhout, Craig 8th 176 Vandoren, Earl 8th 176 VanNorman, Audrey 9th 29, 123 VanNorman, William 10th 24, 35. 139 Vaughn, Dwight 8th 66, 139 Vento, Michael 8th 159 Vermillion, Harvey 10th Vermillion, Mark 7th 159 Verry, Sandra 7th 49, 66, 176 Verry, William 9th 139 Vest, Betty 8th 176 Vickers, Elizabeth 9th 21, 58, 105 Vickers, Jeannie 8th 176 Vickers, Kevin 10th 139 Villegas, Daniel 7th 159 Vipperman, Robert 9th 139 Vithoulkas, Irene 8th Vithoulkas, Rosa 10th 139 Vitullo, Elaine 7th 59, 80, 177 Vogtsberger, Dolores 7th Vogtsberger, Margaret 8th 177 Voight, Donna 9th 77, 123 Voight, Linda 11th 77, 84, 139 Vosburg, Janice 10th 28, 67, 139 Vosburg, Shirley 8th 159 Wade, Christine 7th 159 Wade, William 10th Wadsworth, Terri 8th 177 Wahab, Jackie 9th 139 Wahl, Michael 7th Wahl, Steven 9th Walker, Deborah 11th 84, 139 Walker, Edward 10th 139 Walker, Richard 9th Walker, Robert 7th Walker, Ronald 11th 140 Wallace, Charles 7th 62, 66, 159 Wallach, Louis 11th 114 Waller, Sherry 7th 66, 177 Wallis, Robert 8th 177 Walsh, Pamela 7th Walters, Glenn 8th 159 Walters, Wendy 8th 65 Warder, Marian 10th 105 Ward, Kenneth 9th Ward, Patsy 9th Ward, Ruth 7th Ward, Susan 11th 65, 140 Warner, Linda 7th 159 Washburn, Nancy 8th 62, 159 Washbur n, Richard 10th 63, 140 Washington, Debra 8th 177 Washington, Eugene lOih Washington, Ramona 7th Washington, Ruth 9th 75 Wassenberg, John 9th 105 Wate, Donald 8th Wate, George 8th Wate, Patricia 10th Watson, Carol 11th 140 Watson, Cheryl 9th 140 Watson, Jeffrey 8th 177 Watson, William 8th Weadon, Patricia 9th Weadon, Willard 7th Wease, Debra 7th Wease, James 11th Wease, Sherry 9th Weatherford, Gary 9th Weatherford, Stephen 9th 140 Weaver, Burrell 9th Weaver, Shellpv 10th 140 Weaver, Terry 10th Weber, Nancy 8 n 159 Webster, Elizabeth 11th 72, 140 Wedding, Vickie 9th 140 Weden, Susan 7th 159 Weeks, Lawrence 7th 177 Weeks, Leon 7th 159 Weeks, Patricia 8th 66, 176 Weeks, Shirley 11th 47, 51, 124, 128, 140 Weir, Karen 7th Weir, Patrick 8th Weiss, Deborah 10th Weiss, Donald 9th 123 Welborn, Robert 9th 105 Welch, Deborah 10th, 47, 105 Welch, Evelyn 9th 123 Welch, Pamela 8th Welch, Sharon 7th 66, 177 Weldon, Ronald 8th 80, 177 Welge, Andrew 9th 140 Weller, Kim 9th 123 Wells, Joan 10th 105 Wells, John 9th 105 Wells, Oscar 8th 177 Welsh, Cynthia 9th 105 Welsh, Debra 11th 85, 140 Wenneson, Ann 8th 63, 159 Wenneson, Mary 7th 63, 159 Wenneson, Robert 10th 105 Wenneson, Scott 11th 38, 105 Werkheiser, Dennis 11th 140 Westberg, Kenneth 10th 140 Westberg, Karen 7th 62, 66, 80, 177 Westberg, Luann, 8th 48, 80, 159 Weston, Barbara 8th 159 Weston, Marsha 11th 67, 140 Weston, Nancy 8th 49, 159 Whalen, Katherine 9th 50, 123 Whaley, Brenda 11th Whipple, Arthur 7th 159 White, Beverly 7th 159 White, Darrick 8th White, Janet 10th 140 White, Peter 7th White, Robert 9th 105 White, Sara 11th 64, 126, 140 Whitley, Ray 8th 159 Whitt, Linda 9th 140 Wiebusch, Henrietta 8th 159 Wiggs, Rex 10th 67, 140 Wilbourne, Annabelle 11th 64, 140 Wilcox, Teresa 7th 66, 80, 177 Wilford, Linton 9th 105 Wilhelm, Paula 7th 48 Wilhelm, Valeria 8th Wilkerson, Pamela 11th 82, 83, 140 Wilkes, Karen 7th 159 Wilkie, James 8th 177 Wilkins, Barbara 7th 177 Wilkins, Michael 10th 140 Wiliams, Barbara 8fh 65 Will ams, Brenda 10th Will ams, Donald 8th 177 Will ams, James 11th 30, 51, 128, 129, 140 Will ams, Jeoffrey 9th 67, 123 Will ams, Jodi 141 Will ams, Johnny 9th 140 Will ams, Julia 7th 80, 159 Will ams, Linda 9th Will ams, Maria 11th 59, 140 Will ams, Marsha 10th Will ams, Mary 9th 67, 123 Will ams, Michele 8th 159 Will amson, Kay 8th 177 Will ams, Portia 7th 159 Will ams, Rodrick 7th Will ams, Stephen 10th 141 Wilson, Barbara 9th 141 Wilson, David 10th 141 Wilson, David 11th 141 Wilson, Donald 8th 159 Wilson, Edna 11th 52, 76, 79, 80, 83, 126, 127, 141 Wilson, Madeline 7th 48, 159 Wilson, Mischelle 10th 68 Wilson, Shelia 8th 159, Wilson, Vicki 9th Wilson, Warren 9th 32, 141 Wilson, William 8th Windt, Frances 9th 73, 78, 123 Windt, Gerard 8th Winn, Scott 7th 177 Wnslow, Mark 11th Wipf, Jane 9th 141 Wise, John 10th 141 Witko, Lawrence 7th 177 Wood, Brenda 7th Wood, Melvin 11th 141 Wood, Rebecca 10th 141 Woods, Debora 7th 159 Woodson, Brenda 7th Woodworth, Charles 10th 51, 124, 141 Woodworth, Susan 10th 29, 54, 141 Woolbright, Barbara 10th 123 Woolbright, Deborah 9th 108, 123 Woolfrey, Henry 7th Wray, Arnold 10th 141 Wrenn, Roger 11th 141 Wright, Christina 10th 58, 74, 77, 141 Wright, Duane 11th 67, 141 Wright, George 10th 105 Wright, Judith 8th 177 Wright, Michael 10th 141 Wright, Peggy 7th Wright, Randy 8th Wright, Richard 7th 177 Wright, Tedi 8th 177 Wright, Terri 8th 57, 80, 177 Wright, Twila 9th 58, 59, 123 Wylie, Cathy 9th 105 Wyllie, Phillip 10th Yarbrough, Karen 8th 65, 80 Yarbrough, Richard 9th 123 Yeatts, Richard 9th 141 Yetman, John 10th 63, 67, 141 Yoder, Denise 8th 80, 159 Young, Charles 9th 105 Young, Conda 9th 123 Young, Christopher 7th 159 Young, Janice 10th Young, Keith 9th 105 Young, John 7th Young, Rona 7th 159 Young, Russell 9th 27 Young, Sylvia 9th 29, 123 Yurchik, Darla 7th Yurchik, Janice 11th Zablackas, Meridith 10th 50, 53, 76, 83, 141 Zacofsky, Robert 8th 159 Zacofsky, Thomas 7th 159 Zastrow, Janet 8th 177 Zastrow, Mark 10th 105 Zielinski, Dennis 11th Zimmerman, Gerald 9th 81, 141 Zintel, Arlene 11th 85, 141 Zukowski, Jurgen 11th 141 Zulkowski, Leslie 10th 141 221 STUDENT INDEX Smith—Zulkowski NOVOLfc- am not whole, v only 1 a part; a unij of jhe aggregate • : . ■ CREDITS dividuals we could not have attained even this small measure of success. In the rush of meeting deadlines and the frenzied click of shutters they are inadver¬ tently overlooked. We would like to take this final opportunity to express our gratitude to: Mr. Theodore Pascoe, representative of National School Studios, for the formal underclass portraits and organizations formals. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Marler for their excellent help The Hunter Publishing Company and their represent¬ ative, Mr. James Ellis for their unsurpassed technical guidance. Mrs. Virginia Thomason for her unreserved contribu¬ tion of her time and of herself as we strove to produce a book which we could say in all honesty was totally ours. Betsy Reeder and Ed Collins Editors Editorial Staff: Ed Collins and Betsy Reeder Marsha Strickler Lynn Forsman Gail McHaffa Judy Rosenwasser Tom Payne Pam Thomas Dana Coley Steve Rantz Editors-in-Chief Associate Editor Advertisements Faculty Organizations Photography Sports Student Life Underclass Credits: John Bodkin Ed Collins Craig Henry Paul Juraschek Herbert Lelansky Joel Mason Tom Payne Copy on page 4 Art work for cover and title page, copy on page 223, staff photog¬ rapher Fisheye pictures, faculty candids and cheerleaders Cross County action photos Football, girl’s and boy’s basket¬ ball photos, end sheet photo Action photos, “Clown Prince of Wanderlust” Staff photographer 4 MK « l m IMF ft Hr Hr, 4| ;..■ Mr 1 Hr ■ • TM mk ' s 1