Hayfield Secondary School - Harvester Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 380 of the 1975 volume:

1975 HARVESTER Volume VII Hayfield Secondary School 7630Telegraph Road Alexandria, Virginia 22310 Introduction 1 Student Life 16 Organizations 50 Sports 92 Seniors 130 Underclass 188 Faculty 316 Et Cetera 344 This book belongs to upon a time, in a place called Hayfield Secondary School, there thrived some 4,000 students and faculty members. To record the year’s events, they col¬ lected pictures and ideas that told of their lives at Hayfield. Each of these pictures tells a different story. ■ ' %, 2 ■ g--K ' V ' Chapter One: A Year of Changes This school year brought about many new student changes to Hayfield. Each was aware of the many new faces, the more memora¬ ble experiences, and, probably the most noticeable—the new colors. 4 Chapter Two: The Spirit of the Individual Every student seemed to squeeze time in the day to do what he or she pleased—whether it be hanging around in the hall, taking a nap, or having a tasty treat. To each his own. Chapter Three: Unity vs. Individualism Even though individuality was re¬ spected, each student was united by some unidentifiable force. This brought us together as one. An important chapter in student life is the one dealing with self-expres¬ sion. This type of creativity is necessary for everyone. Individual personalities were reflected in expressions of creativity and in choices of activities. - w Chapter Four: The Essence Creativity 8 9 wm ' - m Chapter 5: The Choice of Activities Some preferred the athletic or aca demic. Others chose the mechani cal, the musical or the scientific., T . . . each person had a chance to choose his own activity. This brought everyone together to work and to have fun. 13 Chapter Six: Togetherness Friendship Every person needs to share his ideas with a friend. Each of these pictures tells a story of friendship. Use the pictures on the next 361 pages to create the story you choose to tell. •:%-T Memories of school, from September to June, stay within the heart of a stu¬ dent. The activities he is involved in, the things he does and the things he sees at Hayfield are a part of student life. -f We may never pass this way again THE JUNIOR CLASS OF HAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL cordially invites you to attend the JUNIOR-SENIOR DINNER PROM on Friday, the twenty-fourth of May Nineteen hundred and seventy-four from 7:30 to 1:00 o’clock at the Hospitality House Motor Inn 2000 Jefferson Davis Highway Arlington, Virginia Junior-Senior Junior-Senior Dinner and Prom Prom 7:30 P.M. - 1:00 A.M. 9:00 P.M. - 1:00 A.M. PROM On May 24, 1974 the Junior Class of Hayfield sponsored the first prom held outside of the school. The Juniors on the prom court were: Debbie Bailey, Kelley Collier, Jan Greenquist, Dixie Tippins and Sheliah Jenkins. Repre¬ senting the Seniors were: Marsha Astrike, Sherry Cooper, MaryAnn Bueke, Sandy Martin, and the queen, Linda Bainbridge, who was crowned by Lee Litvinas. The band, Burgundy, added highlights to the evening as they did their job in presenting the theme, “We May Never Pass this Way Again.” 197 4 Prom Queen Linda Bainbridge. 18 student life student life 19 Class of 74 steps into the world that awaits them GRADUATION The last activity a high school student participates in is graduation. It is a time to reminisce, to forgive, and to rejoice with friends. It compels the acceptance of independence and responsibility. The June com¬ mencement means a final summer with school friends before a student steps into the world that awaits him. Ready for new horizons. Student proudly receives his diploma. jjgl £ m tl I m 9 7 n iWr - 20 student life Cherie Travis speaks for Senior Class. Concert Band performs at graduation. Teachers play a major role in graduation. student life 21 An ordinary day at Mary Elizabeth finds troubles in ordinary tasks. He ain’t heavy, he’s my brother. John rounds ’em up. ( i 22 student life The Dating Game I think I want bachelorette number 2. 24 student life “So tell me, bachelor number 2” DATING GAME The student government of 1973-74 sponsored Hayfield’s first dating game. Students and teachers from Hayfield and Mt. Vernon were the contestants. The activity, like the T.V. version was a great success. Those who participated enjoyed the game, even the losers. Lovely bachelorettes; 1. Sue Boland, 2. Millie Reece, 3. Phyllis Donley. student life 25 Freshmen: The picture of innocence Is the teacher looking? 26 student life Donny Hilt likes what he sees. Success awaits. Homecoming 1974 Hayfield vs. Lee Hayfield staff looks on as referee gives the go ahead. Kevin and Marion refuse to yield. Stands packed at Homecoming Game. 28 student life Winning float: Class of 76 Second prize: Senior Class Third prize: Sophomore Class student life 29 Homecoming Queen: Debbie Bailey HOMECOMING Hayfield’s homecoming weekend began as the Hawks played host to Lee. The half-time show was performed by the band, majorettes, and drill team. Repre¬ senting the Freshman Class were Kathy Okyen and Debi Adams. Sophomores Lori Thrasher and Lorriane Henderson and Juniors Pat Stafford and Josie Boggess represented their classes. The Senior Class had ten representatives: Mary Ballantyne, Debbie Bailey, Jan Greenquist, Cindy Travis, Ann Ruffner, Jerrie Sterner, Sheliah Jenkins, Cathy Beach, Kelley Collier, and Dixie Tippins. Homecoming cars were sponsored by the Northern Va. Corvette Club. v . . -JL - im-f W ...4 4 f I V « ■ ' 4 1 4 I ligj - itss Homecoming Queen escorted by Mark Newcomb. 30 student life Freshman Princess: Kathy Okyen. Freshman Princess: Debi Adams. Junior Princess: Josie Boggess. Junior Princess: Pat Stafford. student life 31 Senior Princesses: Debbie Bailey and Mary Ballantyne. Senior Princesses: Jerrie Sterner and Cindy Travis. Senior Princesses: Cathy Beach and Ann Ruffner. 32 student life Senior Princesses: Dixie Tippins and Kelley Collier. Senior Princesses: Sheliah Jenkins and Jan Greenquist. student life 33 Freshman Appreciation Day was sponsored by the senior class to promote better relations between seniors and underclassmen. A day was set aside when freshmen experienced senior privileges. The freshmen seemed to enjoy the extravagance of being seniors for a day. 34 student life DORK OF THE MOON . Dark of the Moon a successful play.... a tragic love story .... a time for laughter and a time for sadness .... outstanding performances by actors long hours of preparation .... Dark of the Moon .... a play filled with suspense and action.... A tragic love story. 36 student life Laaaaa JOHN. CONJUR MAN. DARK WITCH . FAIR WITCH . CONJUR WOMAN ... HANKGUDGER. MISS METCALF. UNCLE SMELICUE . .. MRS. SUMMEY. EDNA SUMMEY. MR. ATKINS. MRS. BERGEN . BURT DINWITTY .... GRANDMA ALLEN . . . MR. BERGEN. MR. SUMMEY. MARVIN HUDGENS .. BARBARA ALLEN .... FLOYD ALLEN. MRS. ALLEN. MR. ALLEN . PREACHER HAGGLER GREENY GORMAN ... ELLA BERGEN . MR. JENKINS. MISS LEAFY. WITCHES. TOWNSPEOPLE CAST .MATT ASHFORD .JAMES S. SHEDD .PAM BRINKLEY .HEIDI BUEHL .SHAWN JENKINS .STAN SPARKS .SHARON HARRIS .A.J. ROSE .ROBIN WINNER .JENNIE PRICE .KEN MONGER .TERESA ASHFORD .LEWIS S. BEACH .SONYA WINNER .LEO BAHR .CARLOS OTERO .LAURENT RIFENDIFER .MAUREEN SVIRSKY .TOD CLARK .CARLENE PROCTOR .WALTER MANGER .TIM TOLER .CARLA PARKER .KELLY KOELLER .BLANE HAWKINS .DEBBIE STICE .K.B. SPANGLER BILLLEATHERLAND SUEBOEMERMAN SUZANNE HERDER PAM HARTMAN JOAN MIDDLECOFF LINDA PAROLINI DEE CHEVALIER .TAMI WALLER NANCY WALLER ROBERT BRITT LORI NEWBEGIN student life 37 A night at Suspense Boo ' !! Victory the game Defense Tension We won!!! If flli III This ?(•!... locker. What does it taste like, Sue? student life 41 42 student life CAST Sir Charles Marlow. Young Marlow. Hardcastle... Hastings . Tony Lumpkin... |, Stingo. Diggory... Roger... Dick . Mrs. Hardcastle. Miss Hardcastle. Miss Neville.... Dolly. Pimple. . A.J. Rose .Eric Shaw . BillTouhy ...... Russ Ives .Rick Smith .... Bob Simcox Bill Leatherland .Phil Wilson .... Bill Leckner .Cory Annis Joan Middlecoff .. Michele Ryan . . Phazaria Ford ...Jeane Parker eawos Please don ' t leave me. student life 43 Kathy Okyen, winter fest ival queen WINTER FESTIVAL There was a Hayfield first on January 17, 1975—the Winter Festival, sponsored by the Concert Band and Drill Team. The girls on the court were: C. Weitz, M. Terry, S. Racherbaumer, K. Okyen, S. Morlock, J. Jay, B. Jacobson, C. Hunter, B. Hazelwood, L. Christensen, M. Cassidy. The court was introduced at the Hay- field-Edison game during half-time. The following night Kathy Okyen was crowned queen. 44 student life Drill Team does 50’s skit for half-time show. student life 45 1 ■ un Fight for the name of «• |NSi Hayfield High! student life 47 48 student life The various organiza¬ tions within Hayfield pro¬ vide students with a wide variety of clubs and ac¬ tivities in which to partici¬ pate. Clubs devote them¬ selves to raising school spirit, performing school and community services, providing entertainment or just having a good time. Undercl ass: Kathy Balmer, Cecilia McGinty, ChrisTravis, Vicki Arnold, Kim Malnic, Sonja Malnic, BobCrawley. Organizations: Kathy Roehrs. 52 organizations 1975 HARVESTER STAFF Student Life: Sandy Racherbaumer, Mike Dell Editor: Alice Nelson. Advisor: Mrs. Nedelman. Co-Editor: Cindy Travis. Co-Advisor: Mrs. Bertini. YFIELD SECONDARY SCHOO Photographers: Brian Marr, Frank Francois, Al Nelson, Ed Metzger, Doug Glynn. organizations 53 Seniors: Susan Rose, Cindy Travis, Don Doering. TO ) PARKING standing FIRE LANE Index: Russ Owens, JoAnn Miner. Faculty: Jennifer Essley, Charrie Hazard. 54 organizations Orchestra Council: Left to Right: D. Rippe (Pres.), M.E. Leese (Sec). Missing: K. Burns (V.P.), E. Belt (Int. Rep.), K. Gubbins (Librarian). Majorettes: Left to Right: S. Senn, T. Byrne, C. Sullivan, C. Cutchall, C. Jones, K. Pratt, D. Okyen. organizations 55 Hayfield’s Music Hayfield’s Marching Band. Drill Team. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: S. Morlock (captain), L. Lukowski, Mrs. Rahn (sponsor), B. Jacobson, D. Tippins (captain), K. O ' Meara, J. Rose, V. Snyder, J. Sterner, D. Arthur, G. Barton, K. Riggs, J. Tettelbach, S. Smith, B. Gray, P. Schulte, S. Keefer, N. Pellegrini, K. Keefer, D. Ives, Julie Stewart, M. Sullivan, M. Stockstill, K. Brannon, M. Ovrevik, J. Mitchell, N. Barbee, C. Russ, K. Stroud, J. Atkins, M. Esch, W. McDonald, K. Riggs, T. Zimolzak, J. Hurst, L. Shepherd, L. Liddell, L. Mrstik, C. Rantz, S. Rooney, A. Walters, S. Terry, S. Burns, D. Pennington, B. Cain, L. Radu, and S. Snyder. 56 organizations Department Stage Band: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: D. Tucker, M. Reed, M. Voccio, T. Catudal, S. Lyons, B. Creigh, P. Carlson, C. Miller, G. Jackson, R. Ketchum, S. Kovel, M. Trail, J. Duley, S. Lockard, K. Fieblekorn, J. Waugh, G. Vallenari, B. Cain, C. Lelansky, K. Wrede, T. Hunter, T. Hall, B. Clark, A. Rosenwasser, S. Solliday, K. Gary, K. Okyen, M. McIntosh, J. Finsterle, V. Gonzales, R. Mathis, J. Treichel, K. Shaw, E. Shaw, 0. Barrett, R. Poe, K. Lindsley, D. Hartman, T. Forlini, B. Simpson, J. Evans, C. Reed, M. Jansen, D. Poe, C. Jones, and L. Lindsley. High School Concert Band: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: B. Tuohy, C. Cutchell, M. Sheldon, J. Kearney, S. Lozak, B. Caudill, B. Frady, V. Lincoln, B.J. Tracy, K. Roberts, N. Sheldon, T. Roberts, J. Rogers, G. Twait, A. Wright, B. Seitzinger, D. Chevalier, T. Kiby, J. Duly, J. Carlton, M. O’Quinn, J. Kelly, M. Shredniki, N. Hart, J. Parker, and L. Liddle. organizations 57 Hayfield High Orchestra: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: R. Lifset, Miss Erwin (Sponsor), K. Gubbins, R. Ives, B. Simcox, Y. Sturges, D. Crowder, M.E. Leese, D. Rippe. Orchestra Madrigals: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Mr. Nelson, J. Finsterle, L. Rifendifer, W. Manger, P. Jennings, S. Reed, G. Tuohy, T. Toler, B. Hawkins, R. Ward, J. Robbins, M. Pratt, F. Hoffman, C. Otero, B. Tuohy, C. Miller, N. Melville, M. Ryan, B. Jacobson, FT Winner! T. Touhy, C. Rognlie, S. Winner, S. Reed, S. Atkins, M. Esch, S. Zimolzak, T. Jones, C. Garrett, K. Myers, P. Peters, P. Hartman C. Proctor, K. Miller. 58 organizations Mixed Chorus: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Mr. Nelson, D. Frantz, L. Tate, B. Dunigan, C. Johnson, T. Kotteman, B. Gambill, K. McGinnis, M. Stockstill, L. Vanzant, T. Gorham, S. Jen¬ kins, J. Johnson, J. Lunsetter, A.M. Lewis. Mixed Chorus C o n c e r t C h o ■ i Concert Choir: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: M. Nelson, W. Broomer, K. Spangler, V. Esch, J. Baker, D. Geib, K. Baune, N. Barbee, M. Campbell, R. Dupree, K. Setzer, C. Hecox, S. Turner, C. Hickey, R. Dixon, S. Arnold, K. y McKinney, C. Demory, J. Iverson, J. Lovelace, T. Ashford, J. Smith, C. Curtis, D. Rose, E. Runaldue, P. Rinehuls, 1 L. Radu, and C. Weitz. organizations 59 Hayfield has Varsity Cheerleaders: Left to Right: L. Lessin, M. Boozer, D. Evans, K. Leonard, J. Boggess, L. Dyshart, J. Kinder, B. England, S. Knudslien, B. Hazelwood, K. Borden, P. Stafford, D. Bailey. Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders: Top to Bottom: S. Morgan, A. Heard, M. Quan, S. Garrett, L. Henderson, S. Barnes, L. Hitt, J. Craver, M. O’Connor, C. Travis. 60 organizations ! Freshman Cheerleaders: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: M. Fowler, M. Callaway, A. Boorda, C. Laughlin (captain), D, Bonifer (co-captain), W. Williams, S. Zacofsky, T. Goudeau, G. Francis, and A. McElhiney. Pep Club: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: J. Hampton, S. Donathan, D. Stice, K. Hughes, P. Rinehuls, A. Parker, J. Schnug, K. Gubbins, P. Pinkard (co-captain), B. Eisenhart (cap¬ tain), G. Minnick (co-captain), M. Ganoe. organizations 61 Freshman Class Freshman Class Officers: Left to Right: J. Graver (sec’y), B. Hally (treas.), S. Harlan (vice-pres.), S. Harris (pres.). 62 organizations Class of 1977 Officers Soph. Class Officers: M. Terry (Pres.), J. Senn (V-Pres.), S. Whytsell (Sec.), M. Townsend (Treas.). organizations 63 The Class of 1976 Council: Top to Bottom, Lett to Right; B. Breedon, G. Barton, B. Jacobson, D. Chichester, B. Sonnessa, C. Giltmier, J. Pascale, J. Boggess, J. Dean, T. Martin, N Paul, B. Cain, M.E. Leese, L. Sheperd, A. Walters. Officers: Left to Right: K. Riggs (V.P.), J. Price (Pres.), V. Arnold (Sec.), C. Creigh (Ires.). 64 organizations Class of 1975 Senior Class Council: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: L. Finneran, S. Rose, M. Snow, M. Wenneson, K. Roehrs, L. Rose, S. Snell, N. Karroll, and E. Metzer. Officers: M.Dell (V.P.), D. Deering (Tres.), C. Garrett (Sec.), L. Christensen (Pres.), Mrs. Droms (Sponsor). organizations 65 Student Senate [ § f u .r W JBL m ti Student Senate: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: M. Snow, J. Russell, J. McCormick, C. Travis, K. Roehrs, S. Snell, B. Mittendorff, B. McIntosh, E. Vaughn, D. Crowder, S. Kells, K. McCoy, D. Crowder, A. Niezgoda, J. Graver, B. Jacobson, J. Lippard, B. Hutchins, W. McCutchen, C. Annis, L. Fineran. Missing—C. Travis, C. Hernandez. 66 organizations Host and Hostess Host and Hostess: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: M. Dell, B. Jacobson, B. Hawkins, P. Darivoff, C. Russ, G. Barton, C. Travis, D. Tippins, S. Rose, S. Snell, and M. Leese. SAC: Left to Right: J. Jay, J. Bray, F. Thomas, L. Christensen, and S. Murphy. SAC organizations 67 Forensics League: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: J. Hughes, F. Hunt, D. Hartman, B. Lechner, M. Lockard, D. Rose, L. Christensen, J. Middlecoff, S. Snell. Junior Classical League: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: J. Duley, T. Moreland, B. Gogan, J. Morris, J. Duley, M. Snow (praetor), D. Swain, B. Spinelli, K. Snow, J. Russell, C. Cline, M. Fredrikson, T. Peters, R. Nelson, D. Tettlebach, S. Arnold, J. Somerville, A. Nelson (princeps), D. Reeb, J. McCormack, C. Reister, J. Bush, C. Sanders, and P. Hughes. 68 organizations Jp - ' 2 1 h j • - « n National Honor Society: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: J. Barnes, D. Tippins, C. Travis (Sec.), M. Dell (V.P.), D. Fariss, C. McGinty, Mrs. McVey (sponsor), K. Miller S. Reed, R. Belles. S. Rose, J. Shedlick, M. Dellinger, S. Welch, S. Winner, L. Fineran, C. Beach, S. Odekirk, Y. Ng, L. Criristensen (Pres.), C. Annis, D. Rippe, J. Middlecoff, J. Sterner. 01 O 1 my ' It; I SB j V m ml ; n Wl ♦ f -J W it Vl w Br ' • m It’s Academic: Left to Right: L. Fineran, E. Shaw, S. Winner, T. Edwards, B. Matson. organizations 69 Tri-Hi-Y believes Tri-Hi-Y: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: D. Hartman, B. Russell, L. Christensen, M. Leavitt, S. Dunigan, L. Wilson, L. Hall, K. Balmer, T. Edwards, J. Essley, J. Baker, M. Lockard, S. Snell, C. Gascon, G. Christensen, A. Acevedo, K. Snow, B. Stout, S. Bailey, K. Setzer, A. Brister, D. Barrett, L. Scheffee, R. Dixon, C. Travis, S. Rose, V. Arnold, M. Leese, C. Garrett, D. Fariss, C. Travis, and K. Roehrs. Officers: Top to Bottom: Mrs. Leach (advisor), V. Arnold (Historian), C. Garrett (Parliment.), D. Fariss (Chaplin), C. Travis (Treas.), M. Leese (Sec.), C. Travis (V.P.), S. Rose (Pres.). 70 organizations Keyettes: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: A. Davis, K. O’Connor, K. Collier, K. Ochis, J. Iverson, J. Jay, P. McGinty, K. Tompkins, K. Berry, J. Hunt, L. Liddell, K. Shephard, B. Creigh, J. Dillow, A. Niezgoda, D. Uhlfelder, M. Brehaut. y e t t e s Officers: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: D. Deering (Sr. Rep.), D. Chichester (chaplain), T. Jones (V.P.), S. Zimolzak (sec.), B. Eubanks (sec.), Mrs. Hatcher, M. Een (Tres.), K. Leatherland (Social Chairman), J. Page (Sargent of Arms), B. Forbes (Pres.), K. Myers (Jr. Rep.). organizations 71 VICA VICA Club: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: S. Minnick, J. Halcomb, W, Strickland, K. Stepp, D. Hoover, A, Weathers, D. Capria, J. Fortney, R. Brown, R. Eiskent, C. Lyles, H. Buehl, K. Beckner, R. Crump, C. Forbes, R. Limemore, B. Banks, C. Sexton, T. Eastham, J. Swarthout, J. Vanlew, K. Gentry, N. Mitchell, E. Mitchell, K. Brannon, D. Pennington, D. Crowder, V. Darnell, D. Fuller, R. Murray, T. Brown, A. Right, C. Weitz (Pres.), N. Karroll, L. Suttle, K. Lowry, A. Davis, R. Good, S. Donathon, K. Dixon (Sec.), T. Powers, W. Alexander (V. Pres), K. Chichester, D. Swaboda, M. Corbett, C. Devers, P. Dixon, K. Ange. 72 organizations Radio Club: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: J. Lowry, L. Rush, J. Kane, Mr. Hilsinger, (sponsor), J. Hicks (pres.), B. Overton, T Malonv D. Koeller, S. Alexander, D. Harris, T. Kaminsky, R. Brandy. dm ' ; - ™ -«r fk u i ■jLf - I ft 2 m :V v FBLA: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: P. Casey, E. Adams, B. Eubank, J. Coley, V. Arnold, K. Carter, D. Ewing, N. Paul, H. Harvey organizations 73 Light and Sound Light and Sound: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: K. McNamara, J. Lowry, j. Kane, K. Halloway, S. Sparks, P Poe, S. Stice, J. Middlecoff, J. Jay, Mr. Hilsinger, C. Swartz, R. Brady, D. Koelier, T. Kaminsky, C. Lowe, F. Thomas, B. Overton, S. Ovrevik, D. Gray, B. Leckner, D. Tucker, J. Hicks, T. Malony, G. Boardman, L. Rush, E. Shaw, K. Koelier, C. Wallace. Thespians Thespians: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: C. Proctor, S. Jenkins, F. Hunt, D. Rose, L. Schef- fee, B. Hawkins, K. Kelloer, L. Beach, P. Scalise, M. Ryan, J. Middlecoff, B. Leckner, C. Anis, L. Rifendifer, T. Toler, C. Alexander, J. Finsterly. 74 organizations T.V. Club: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: J. Corzine, K. Major, J. Bonnett, J. Kozlow, D. Nelbach, C. Jacobus (sponsor), J. Rogers. T.V. Club and Library Aides Library Aides: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: J. Latham, M. Parker, R. McDaniel, S. Reed, R. Belles, J. Bonnett, D. Nelbach, M. Srednicki, K. Lewin, J. Warner, D. McDermott, R. Summer, G. Ford, K. Owens, D. Rose, T. Edwards, J. Middlecoff. V. Mantelero, M. Ovrevik. organizations 75 Meteorology Club: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: T. Kirby, J. Keenan, E. Adams, T. Forbes, Mr, Koontz, G. Simcox. Rifle Club: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Miss Mace, R. Salvatore, M. Tesh, S. Whytsell, E. Spring, G. Simcox, B. Overton, C. Davison. 76 organizations HERO HERO: Top to Bottom, Left to Right D. Mullins, A. Dean, S. Kells, S. Reed, B. Forbes, S. Himmelberger, C. Schoenadel, B. Seal. organizations 77 The Farm News Staff Farm News Staff: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Mr. Hill, sponsor, D. Glynn, C. Alexander, L. Rose, C. Jones, Y. Taylor, S. Jenkins, S. McKinney, S. Kennedy, J. Ulica, J. Emerson, B.J. Matson, T. Tesh, M. Ashford, J. Piedmont, D. Graves, J. Lawrence, S. Thomas, V. Mantelero, C. Proctor, T. Tuohy, M. Linchan, J. Kovel (ass’t. ed.), T. Windt (ass’t ed.), S. Reed (Editor), L. Como (ass’t ed), R. Stockman, L. Sheffee, R. Ashford, S. Lovelace, S. Whytsell, C. Hazard, C. Hernandez, B. Kacas, C. Gascon, and K. Cloud. Chimera Staff Chimera Staff: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: T. Tuohy, J. Hughes, R. Clayton, E. Megee, C. Gascon, Mr. Harris (sponsor), R. Ashford (editor), and F. Hunt. 78 organizations Wantu-Wazuri: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: M. Boozer, J. Price, E. Gray, Kit Morris (sponsor), C. Banks, B. Triggs, T. Hopkins, J. Lawrence, A. Peele, R. Smith, M. Een, C. Hunter, P. Davis, A. Heard, Z. Quarles, C. Jones, D. Brown. Wantu-Wazuri and French Club French Club: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: P. Treichel, T. Savage (Pres.), K. Colclough (Sec.), M. Terry, M. Townsend, M. Cassidy, B. Russell, P. Pauley, M. MacDonnell (V.P.), K. Setzer, L. Christensen, A. Miller, T. Kirby, S. Reed, B. Boska. organizations 79 Hiking Club i •• .« • j ip? fjM j4pl He. ' f§jn f i k ; P i 1 J 1 1 JSHf i Mm ■ 5 g, w ; r F j | w ' m - m WT It IB- k ▼ r J 1 Hiking Club: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: S. Raslings, M. McDowell, R. Winner, Mr. Poole (sponsor), J. Hughes, B. Dunigan, R. Ives, P. Dreppard, K. Owens, D. Tettelbach, Y. Ng, J. Tettelbach, C. Swartz, K. Major, and A. Dean. G.A.A.: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: L. Morton (Pres.), K. Jones (V-Pres.), L. Saxty (Sec.), D. Chichester, D. Healy, S. Eubanks, R. Eubanks, J. Lawerence, W. Walters, S. Elphick, D. Nelson, A. Heard, K. Harlan, C. Stone, R. Bower, Mrs. Green (sponsor), M. Quan, M. MacDonell. 80 organizations Key Club mm mmmmmm warn mmm mm’mm t nmm hw mh nh mvhm mnk MMMHHHupi mm ia WiTiiiii iiiHiiiwi —ii i ii i iii riiiMMiiii ' iiiiiii iiiniiii im ii iiMi iwimti iiiiiiiiii m h h ..ii nni n .... iiiiinini iiiimpw mmm ..mi mmm’mmmmmmm mm • mmmtv m mt -%•% sa? awi ' ahm MM mm mov mmmwmmmmm tv msmiwmm mm mam mm mmm -mm mmm mmm mmm m - m mm mm s� m 1 mm mmm 1 mm m Key Club: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: M. Snow, (Sec-Treas), J. McCormack, E. Spring (V. Pres.), B. Rigby, L. Ross, Mr. Thomas (sponsor), J. Coley, R. Belles (Pres.), F. Thomas, J. Keenan, B. Thodos, T. Doyle, E. Boorda. organizations 81 Intermediate bands Intermediate Concert Band: Row One: S. Collins. S. Martyn, L. Granger, P Wright, P, Bishop, A. Bellian, T. Sasso, C. Cutcball, J. Brown, W. Winnsiow, S. Mullins, L. Clary, S. Bishop. Row Two: S. Freeman, W. Forlini, M, Engel, B. Sanders, G. Cowling, K. Baker, M. Asher, B. Moore, J. Reister, M. Euripides, B. Cockrell, M. Sherman, J. Delozier. Row Three: R. Cockrell, P. Jackson, B. Hubbard, M, Bible, G. Porter, B. Boyd, J. Sawyer, M. Rinehuls, J. Bush. Row Four: M. Rutherford. Intermediate Symphonic Band: Row One: B. Lindsley, E. Shipman, S. Mehler, I. Kane, N. Adair, M. Starnes, J. Lasko, S. Lindsley. Row Two; P. Lake, V. Friend, P. Williams, B. Stewart, B. Collins, B. PaRKER, J. Cook, R. Adams, J. Twait. Row Three: G. Byrd, J. Sargent, C. Liddie, K. Bell, L. Lifset, M. Solliday, G. Euripides, A. Loeffler, D. Swain, R. Hicks, B. Shorten, B. Marlin, M. Gonzalez, J. Capp, M. Rooney. Row Four: R. Steele, T. Welch, J. Watson, R. Waugh. 82 organizations Intermediate Orchestra and Chorus Intermediate Orchestra: Row One: E. Belt, N. Quan, G. Scalise, A. Mankin, C. Barnes, S. Leese, S. Ashford, J. Anderson. Row Two: F. Turner, B. Matt, D. Clephas, L. Perdue, R. Hood, R. Wolf, S. Coose, S. Harrington, P. Painton, Miss Erwine, D. Jones. Intermediate Chorus: Row One: L. Ryan, J. Lunsetter, C. Turner, C. Tooley, T. Ward, B. McCall, M. Geoff, G. Manitpoly, T. Clark, S. Sikorski. Row Two: K. Wenneson, J. Waddell, P. Costello, A. Glass, T. Hicks, C. Albritton, L. Sternberg, J. Watkins, L. Higgins. Row Three: B. Hoffman, D. Gray, B. Mathis, N. Morgan, P. Simmons, V. Barrett, B. Miller, A. Duncan, K. Tylen, V. Urbani, C. Fields, A. Parker, C. Jones, J. Welch, T. Broeder. organizations 83 Needlework Club Needlework Club: S. Dunning, K. Coughlin, K. Koslow, J. Bettge, M. Vickers, B. Wagoner, Mrs. Vericella, E. Weatherford, J. Boyle, T. Sasso, B. Thiebolt. Stitch ? n Stew Stitch ' n Stew Club: B. Thiebolt, R. Stead, J. Boyle, V. Kelly, S. Lester, Mrs. McKnight, R. Corsin, M. Vickers, J. Reynolds, T. Sasso, G. Ray, D. McQuinn, Mrs. McNamara, S. Dunning, Mrs. Serrin, A. King, P. Dear. 84 organizations Art Club Art Club: Mrs. Cataldo, R. Kovel, K. Brown, L. Barnett, J. Ketchum, Ro. Shaubach, D. Matthews. Stamp Club Stamp Club: C. Corzine, S. Shelton, R. Bayliss, M. Patterson, C. McMillan, G. Henry, P. Hardt, R. Riddle, A. Bello. organizations 85 Rocket Club Rocket Club: Row One: D. Greear, B. Walentynowicz, B. Green, M. Barber, B. Long. Row Two: J. Barbee, J. Holm, D. Nelson, Mr. Wilkinson, J. Duley, B. Pina, P. Hutton, R. Nelson. Not Shown: C. Barnes, K. Burns, J. Welch. Model uildin Club Model Building Club: Row One: D. Welliver, K. Burns, J. Kelly. Row Two: D. Staples, D. Brown, J. Sraders, B. Boorda, S. Short, J. O’Quinn, B. McKelleget, Mr. Heller. 86 organizations Animal KindnessClub Animal Kindness Club: D. Matthews, C. Salvatore, P. Dennis, M. McCall, D. Saville, R. Farmer, J. Kelly, Ms. Brown. Ecology Club Ecology Ciub: Row One: S. Driggirs, J. Delay, T. Carter, L. Gray, K. Dassonville, K. Ochis, M. Aghajanian, D. Doebel, R. Atkins. Row Two: C. Gardner, S. Stockman, S. Pepe, S. Schools, R. Femiano, D. Niezgoda, B. Arthur, D. Clephas. Row Three: A. Parker, S. Wallace, S. Malone, T. Davis, B. McClanahan, T. Combs, P. D ' Orazio, J. Pasquarieto, B. Moore, S. Benson, M. Sherman. Advisors: Mrs. Rodriquez, Mrs. McKinstry, R. Stockman. organizations 87 Student Assistants Ice Cream Helpers: Row One: C. Cutchall. Row Two: J. Channell, M., Johnson, B. Lippard, S. Moorehouse. Row Three: J. Sraders, D. Louis, R. Derflinger, D. Andrus. Library Assistants: Row One: K. Wenneson, C. Roberts, S. Wallace, M. Hally, C. Liddle, S. Leese. Row Two: T. Sasso, J. Porter, M. Elliot, K. Koslow, E. Weatherford, S. Stuart. Row Three: M. Patterson, J. Sargent, H. Gustafson, M. Seymour, B. Arthur, C. Scott, Mrs. Terry, Mrs. Adams. 88 organizations Wantu Wazuri Wantu Wazuri: Row One: B. McCall, I. Dennis, D. Broomer, S. Bowers, S. Grayson, V. Jackson, B. Cooper. Row Two: S. Wall, J. Brown, S. Bowers. Foreign Language Club Foreign Language Club: Row One: W. Ellis, P. Lake, J. Denniston, P. Lake, K. Williamson, D. Richards. Row Two: L. Burke, H. Polland, B. Lippard, S. Parrack, M. Terry, C. Lowry, M. Lundy, M. Bowles. Row Three: L. Langlinais, E. Mc- Clanahan, M. Hally, T. Lambert, J. Sraders, T. Kehler, R. Hullett, J. Porter. Row Four: S. Glaza, S. Moorehouse, S. Schneider, R. Adsitt, A. Heller, D. Ferguson, S. Litvinas, J. Sargent. Row Five: S. Pak, C. Johnson, C. Garcia, S. Eskridge, C. McMillan, L. Powers, M. Patterson. Row Six: N. Dua, J. Bruck, R. Dua, S. Collins, C.K. P ak, L. Granger. organizations 89 ■0 w Intermediate Math Team Math Team: Row One: P. Gonda, Mrs. Estes, J. Rudser, D. Kimble. Row Two: D. Schaefer, J. Foster, B. Sellers, J. Barbee. Not Pictured: J. Miller, Mrs. Kruck. Intermediate Newspaper Staff m ,Mg 44’ 1 W 1 A ‘ yV U ttSl 4 i ¥■ ft bu 1 1 J Newspaper Staff: L. O ' Sullivan, R. Reveles, S. Winner, Ms. Brown, R. Boyles, J. Reynolds, R. Hullett, R. Carlson, K. Forbus, I. Kane, Mrs. Walker, L. Novak, S. Piatt, M. Mills, N. Quan, D. Furr, K. Casey, P. Bishop. 90 organizations Intermediate Yearbook Staff Intermediate Yearbook Staff: Row One: C. Anderson, K. Ochis, M. Aghaganian, C. Roberts, R. Keller, M. Vento, D. Autrey. Row Two: Mrs. Kintz, J. Stidham, L. Fifield, C. Frye, D. Schaefer, J. Porter, B. Weitz, T. Previ, J. Sargent, Miss Saunders. The Intermediate Yearbook Staff thanks the following people for contributing pictures for the Yearbook: K. Potter, N. Quan, S. Riggs, J. Sargent, B. Walentynowicz, B. Weitz, Miss Saunders. Intermediate Gymnastics. Row One: T. James, N. Quan, S. Riggs, B. Dunlop. Row Two: S. Brown, T. Jones, L. Clary, S. Langlinais, B. Adamson, L. Ryan, G. Hitt. Row Three: L. Schafer, C. Snow, K. Casey, P. Williams, E. Shipman, S. Carrera. Row Four: B. Gustine, J. Fraser, D. Swain, M. Hazleton, N. Cole, Mrs. Hilburn. (Not shown) M. Frye. organizations 91 Although all aspects of school life are important, perhaps one that stands out above all others is the sports program. Nothing else serves as greatly to bring out school spirit as a team of Hawks, female or male, fighting to win for their school. The active participants gain experience, poise, and learn good sportsmanship from their inter¬ scholastic competition. Spectators are also included in the thrill and excitement of fighting for the oP alma mater, rounding out a program that has something for everyone. New uniform adds flair to girls gymnastics Front B. England, D. Clark, S. Racherbaumer, T. Waller, A. Ruffner. Middle: S. Garrett, S. Racherbaumer, C. Mallonee, L. Hitt, M. Confair. Back: K. Ruffner, D. Evans, A. Neizgoda, J. Dillow, K. Ruffner. 94 sports Hayfield’s gymnastic team had a fantastic season this year. In the past they have always come up with some fine talent to represent the school, but this year’s team was truly exceptional. Representing Hayfield on the balance beam were T. Waller, K. Ruffner, C. Ruffner, M. Niezgoda, L. Hitt, S. Garrett, B. England, J. Dillow, and D. Clark. Performing on the unevens were S. Racher- baumer, L. Confair, and C. Mallonee. D. Clark, B. England, D. Evans, S. Garrett, L. Hitt, S. Racherbaumer, and C. Ruffner participated in the floor exercises. Last but not least was the vaulting catagory which included D. Beuke, P. Bridgeham, C. Mallonee and S. Racherbaumer. A. Ruffner competed in the “all around competition. Hayfield’s highest scoring this sea¬ son was 158, which was second highest in the region. There were many outstanding performances, but those by Cindy Mallonee and Ann Ruffner were exceptional. sports 95 Cross Country races to victory Front: J. Baker, B. Fox, J. Richbough, T. Rutherford. Middle: E. Boorda, D. McDowell, R. Witt, J. Kovel, R. Murphy, M. Denado. Back: K. Cole, M. Okyen, J. Barnes, J. Russell, R. Crawley, T. Doyle, S. Alexander, Coach Hollis. This year Hayfield’s Cross Country Course was lengthened to three miles, much to the dismay of the runners. The longer course didn’t slow down the team, though, which placed third in the district and fifth in the region. Of the eighteen runners the top seven were John Barnes, Keith Cole, Marc Okyen, Bob Crawley, John Russell, Tim Doyle, and Steve Alexander. Towards the middle of the season the team attended invitational meets at William and Mary College, and Wood- bridge High School. Although the team lost a few good runners, they still should be in contention next year. 96 sports Girls’ tennis works hard for a new coach. Back Row: C. Beach, M. Ballentyne, K. Collier, J. Harrell, J. Nikulla, C. Travis, T. Tuohy, L. Scheffee. Front Row: Coach Yohe, K. Corry, S. Reed, K. Roehrs, S. Elfec, B. Boska, A. Rotsir. This year’s Girls’ Tennis Team opened its season on Septem¬ ber 17 with a new coach, Mr. Gary Yohe. Many com¬ ments were made concerning Mr. Yohe’s coaching tech¬ niques, including the team’s calisthenics and jump-roping. Despite the groans of the team members, these exer¬ cises proved beneficial during seasonal play. The Gunston District displayed an especially high caliber of play this year and Hayfield’s team score was 2-7. An important dif¬ ference between boys’ and girls’ tennis is the fact that girls are only allowed to compete in either singles or doubles on any given day, but not both, as the boys are permitted to do. sports 97 Varsity Baseball Takes Strong Second in District Last year was Jack Spencer’s last year as head coach at Hayfield and during the entire season he worked his team for the all important dis¬ trict playoffs. The Hawks played to a 6-14 regular season record, and were regarded as underdogs going into the playoffs. Hayfield met Edison in its first game of the playoffs. George Brannon, who won the “Special Coaches Award,’’ pitched a brilliant game holding Edison to 6 hits, and win¬ ning 11-4. Our Hawks advanced to the semi-finals with the victory, and faced off against arch-rival Lee. The defense didn’t commit an error, and the offense continued to roll in the 11-4 victory. With this victory Hayfield met regular season cham¬ pions West Springfield for the Guns- ton District Championship. Henry Sargent, who received the “Most Valuable Award,” started as pitcher. Hayfield scored first when Henry Sargent squeezed in Butch Darley, and then scored again in the 6th when Mike McHemey was sacrificed home. Sargent went into the sev¬ enth inning with a 2 run lead, but because of bad breaks, West Spring- field pulled out the game and took the championship. 98 sports VARSITY BASEBALL 8 Lee 5 3 West Springfield 10 5 Mount Vernon 4 2 Fort Hunt 6 1 Edison 4 2 Groveton 8 4 West Springfield 11 4 Lee 6 5 Mount Vernon 6 4 Groveton 4 3 l-ort Hunt 4 6 Edison 9 4 Lee 7 6 Oakton 3 6 West Springfield 7 4 Mount Vernon 5 1 Groveton 3 3 Fort Hunt 0 4 Edison 0 4 McLean 6 District T ournament 11 Lee 6 7 Edison 1 2 West Springfield 3 Regional Tournament 3 Annandale 10 Donnie Doering hustles into third base. sports 99 Junior Varsity Baseball Takes Gunston District Crown Back Row: Ward, D; Somerville, R; McKee, D; Howell, D; Stucki, K; Killand, S; Honaker, M. Middle Row: McKeon, D; Stofflen, J; Tubbs, M; Hoover, D; Clayton, R; Ettner, F; Clark, D. Front Row: Milner, A; Jenkins, M; Bone, J; Payne M. Our Junior Varsity team did what all others had never done—they brought a championship to Hay- field. During the entire season they only lost two games to Mount Vernon early in the season and to a strong Lake Braddock team. The next to last game of the season was against Lake Braddock, and the outcome would determine the championship. Lake Braddock had the edge going into the game with the earlier victory, but Hayfield did not let it effect them and with good sound baseball they took the championship. Hayfield then went on to win the last game of the season, and with the victory took first place. Throughout the season our Junior Varsity worked well as a team, help¬ ing and encouraging each other. 100 sports Boys Tennis Gives Good Showing Back Row: Brown, C; Cormier, C; Hamilton, M; Proper, A; Ryan, J; Parrick, J; Coach Yohe. Front Row: Tibbs, B; McDaniel, D; Catudal, T; Parrack, K; Owens, R. April showers may bring May flowers but it sure didn’t bring good tennis playing weather for the Hawks. Unlike some of the “country club” tennis schools in our area, Hayfield basically sticks to its own courts. Although our boys put up a good fight and had more than an able coach, the rain, wind, and cold weather proved too much to get anything accomplished. All players deserve acknowledgement for sticking it out while Jim Ryan, Charlie Cormier, Mark Hamilton and Alan Proper should be recog¬ nized for their fine play as the top men on the team. sports 101 Gymnastics Does Well in District Tournament li -- Last year the Hawks’ gymnastic squad had one of its finest years ever. The team, coached by Jim Diebler, defeated Lake Braddock, Mount Vernon, and Marshal losing only to two of the top teams in the state, Yorktown and Herndon. All of the meets were close and exciting. In the county meet at Lake Brad- dock the team turned up a strong fourth place. They then went on to regionals held at Robinson and again placed well. The team fin¬ ished seventh in Northern Virginia. Steve Livingston, the only repre¬ sentative from Hayfield at the Vir¬ ginia State Meet, received an honor¬ able third on the side horse. Steve deserves the honor of being called the finest performer on the side horse ever to appear for Hayfield. 102 sports Steve Livingston Places Third in State Gymnastic Stand-outs Vault—J. Hazelwood Byron Radu Floor Ex.—Byron Radu Lynn Ross Side Horse—S. Livingston Mike Dell High Bar—A. Seybolt K. Mallonee P. Bars—Vern Dunning K. Mallonee Rings—K. Mallonee Jerry Lelanski sports 103 Golf Wins Big With Swinging Season Manager—Clyde, H; Malaby, J; Dezutti, M; Alexich, M; Dezutti, R; Cain, B; Aleskowitz, M. Our golf team worked hard last year and it all paid off when they placed four members of their team in the prestigious Quantico Invitational. The team ' s number one man, Rick Dezutti, lead the team with his always steady play. Battling for the number two position was Mark Alexich and Mike Aleskowitz. Jim Peartree, Jeff Malaby and Brian Cain filled the number four, five and six spots respectively. Our team has high hopes again for the upcoming season, with five of the six members of last year’s team returning. 104 sports Soccer Continues to Improve Back Row: Coach Lammond, Norvak, J; Anderson, R; Graves, S; Breedon, B; Francois, F; Hufnagel, D. Middle Row: Scalise, E; Acevedo, H; Hughes, T; Rodee, B; Graves, D; Hayworth, K; Compton, K; Horner, R; Windt, G. Front Row: Piedmont, J; Struder, J; Grant, G; Atkins, D; Brown, L; Mittendorf, M; Fritz, E;Chrzastek, B; Bray, J. VARSITY SOCCER 2 Fort Hunt 1 3 West Springfield 2 1 Falls Church 2 2 T.C. Williams 2 3 Edison 2 1 Mt. Vernon 3 1 Groveton 0 1 Lee 0 0 Fairfax 2 0 Jefferson 2 Wins 4 Losses 5 Ties 1 o o o o LW LF RF RW GRAVES-WINDT- GRAVES-FRANCOIS o o o LH OH RH HUFNAGEL- BRAY- BREEDON o o o LF CF RF Hughes -scALESE -struder o G ANDERSON COACH ' MR. LAMMOND Under the supervision of Coach Lamond and with the combined efforts of many knowledgeable and skillful players, the team of 1974 will long be remembered for its spirit and desire to win. In practice and on the field the team exercised good sportsmanship and a fighting spirit which is essential to any good team. The team began training in March. From the numerous candidates, a squad was picked to represent Hay- field on the field. Headed by the captains, Gerald Windt and Eric Scalice, the boys played with an unsurrendering fighting spirt. Al¬ though they faced stiff competition, they never lost their will to win. sports 105 Boys Track Works Hard for Good Showing Back Row: T. Neilson, K. Bryant, M. Borden, E. Shedlick, S. MacDonnells, C. Frantz, W. Wesh, J. Shedlick, V. Fields. Next Row: T. Como, K. Neilson, J. Kovel, M. Okyen, K. Cole, R. Solano, K. Hammersly, R. Flenry, J. Barnes, B. Crawley, T. Richburg. Next Row: B. Boorda, D. McDowell, K. Kleir, L. Kleir, E. Cummings, J. Fones, J. Huebner, B. Cristensen, J. Baker, T. Doyle. Front Row: M. Dailey, B. Murphy, J. Russell, T. Deame, B. Rose, J. Anderson, C. Donato. The boys’ track team, lead by Coach Scott, had determination, drive, spirt, and that all important will to win. It seems they had everything they needed for a good season, but stacked up against many outside influencing factors, extremely stiff competition, and bad luck. The boys did not pull through as highly as one might have expected them to. All of the members of the team did well in their events. Among the many individuals who stood out were Walter Welch, Long Jump; Ralph Solano, 100, 220, and 440; and John Barnes, 2 Mile Run. They showed good sportsmanship and unbelievable skill, which when put together, make an outstanding athlete. TRACK STANDOUTS FIELD EVENTS SHOT PUT C. Frantz M. Borden DISCUS C. Frantz F. Roberts HIGH JUMP Ed Shedlick LONG JUMP Walter Welch TRIPLE JUMP Walter Welch POLE VAULT Keith Neilson TRACK EVENTS 100 Ralph Solano 220 Ralph Solano 440 Ralph Solano 880 Virgal Fields MILE Virgal Fields 2 MILE John Barnes 106 sports Girls Track Enjoys Fine Season Back Row: L. Jones, V. Tolly, P. Flynn, S. Daniels, L. Christensen, B. Russell, J. Jay, D. Hayes, J. Harrell, A. Breed. Middle Row: Y. Jaques, N. Lind- strom, S. Barnes, K. Borden, A. Heard, T. Smith, K. Evans, B. Creigh. Front Row: B. Boska, K. Smith, K. Masters, D. Matson, C. Hughes. TRACK STANDOUTS Field Events High Jump—Bernie Boska Long Jump—Char Hughes Shot Put—Julie Harrell Disc—Julie Harrell Track Events Low Hurdles—R. Smith C. Pederson 100—Ruth Smith 220—R. Smith, K. Borden 440—C. Hughes, B. Boska 440 Relay—C. Pederson R. Smith K. Borden A. Heard 880—F. Galloway, A. Breed 880 Medley—Char Hughes Kathy Masters Pat Flynn Sandy Daniels “Improvement” was the key word for Girls’ Track in the Spring of 74. Practice was held everyday, rain or shine, indoors or out. With a fan¬ tastic collection of real talent, everything was put together as a working team by Coach Frew. A real spirit to do her best was shared by each member of the team as the fighting Hawks worked toward an undefeated season. Their goal was almost realized until the final meet was lost in a close battle with Fort Hunt. Hayfield was proud to send a 440- relay team consisting of Carol Pederson, Ruth Smith, Kim Borden, and Adrienne Heard to State, along with Char Hughes in the long jump and Ruth Smith in the 220 yard dash. GIRLS TRACK SCORES 18 Lee 90 24 Edison 84 36 Mount Vernon 72 40 Robinson 68 54 Groveton 54 45 Fort Hunt 63 Won 4 Lost 1 Tied 1 Coach: Mrs. Frew sports 107 Varsity Softball Has Highly SuccessfuJ Season Back Row: Jean Barbour, Carol Reeb, Mary Fitzgibbons, Karen Ulica, Judy Bashum, Sue Jones, Becky Lyons, Debbie Hamilton Coach James Front Row: Lori Saxty, Patty Bean, Linda Osborne, Debbie Okyen, Mary Sheilds, Becky Allen, Vicki Synder. Hayfield’s Varsity Softball Team, lead by Ms. Beth James, had a highly successful season, winning seven games and losing only two. This record was good enough to give Hayfield a high rank in the district standings. The team played good ball all through the season featuring su¬ perb pitching, excellent fieldings and heavy hitting. Many teams went down swinging, or had what looked like a sure hit turn into an easy out. Although several good players were lost by graduation, an experienced group of girls will be back to form the team for next year. We are looking forward to another success¬ ful season in 1975. 108 sports Junior Varsity Softball Doesn’t Give Up Coach Clemmons, Sue Eubank, Mary Allen, Becky Jones, Fosie Eubank, Cindy Stone. Under the excellent supervision of the coach, Mrs. Clemmons, the Junior Varsity squad was selected for the 1974 year. Such infielders as Rosie Eubank, Tu’lann Wisnew- ski, Patty Davis, Darlene Treger, Linda Schaffer, not only have helped the team defensively, but offensively as well. The constant hitting of Darlene Treger and Gina Gambino aided the orange and white many times. The flycatchers for the team, Becky Jones, Sue Eubank, Mary Allen, Cindy Stankie- wicz and Debbie Nelson helped to save many plays. Pitching the ball was Gina Gambino, and behind the plate was Donna Topley. The team as a whole worked well together; and while they had their off days, they show great hope for next year. sports 109 Varsity Football Makes Strong Showing When our football team started Our Hawks finished the season off practice this year, they knew it by soundly defeating Jefferson. would take hard work and deter¬ During the entire season, the de¬ mination to have a winning season. fense did their job, holding three Everyone sacrificed all their time teams scoreless and never allowing VARSITY FOOTBALL for the goal of winning. more than two touchdowns in any one game, and averaging just over They were successful at first, eight points scored on them per 7 Fort Hunt 0 beating both Fort Hunt and McLean. game. The offense failed to put Things began to get rough though, points on the board throughout 19 McLean 0 and for the next six games they the season, scoring three or more lost four games while winning only touchdowns in only two games, an 0 T.C. Williams 19 two, dropping their record to 4-4. average just over nine points per With all hopes for the District title game. 14 Robinson 12 and a Regional Playoff birth gone, our team met undefeated Lee. The Our team posted a 5-4-1 record. 6 West Springfield 13 defense shined, holding them score¬ Although disappointing to the team, less as they had done to other it was good enough for third in the 6 Groveton 13 teams throughout the season, but Gunston District and brought back unfortunately the offense failed to respect for our football program. 28 Mount Vernon 14 score, resulting in a tie. 0 Edison 7 0 Lee 0 14 Jefferson 6 110 sports Defense Shines All Season What’s it all about? A star is born. 14 DARIVOFF 66 HUTCHINS 15 M c KEON 72 WARD 21 HOWELL 73 NEWCOMB 25 M ELHINEY 74 BORDEN 32 FOREMAN 75 HUMPHREY 34 M C ALEESE 76 DODD 41 STOFFLEN 80 FRANTZ 42 M e KEE 82 CUPKA 44 HUGHES 85 SCOTT sports 111 Junior Varsity Football takes first place in district. Under the fine leadership of Coach Rinaca, this year’s Junior Varsity football team took first place in the Gunston District by winning seven of eight games. No one player could be singled out as the most valuable in that the teams success depended on each player doing his job. With the success the Junior Varsity team showed this year and the tal¬ ent of the returning Varsity players, next year’s Varsity football team should be very strong. sports 113 Frosh football has good season Front K. Stoller, J. Baker, K. Wright, M, Voccio, J. Neufang, S. Geckler, R. Catus, M. Cunningham. Middle: J. Butts, P. Wilson, M. Ferguson, B. O’Sullivan, T. Harkleroad, R. Palmer, R. Altheide, B. Hufnagel, J. Lantz, M. Jones, J. Moore, A. Wright Back: Coach Harless, W. Wright, D. Wood, W. Broomer, B. Payne, J. Jacobson, A. Garrett, R. Price, C. Neilson, C. Ennis, P. Fisher, Coach Lamond. Mayfield’s 1974 Freshman football team had a successful season, losing only one of six games. The defense was one of the best at the freshman level in the Gunston Dis¬ trict, allowing an average of only five points a game and recording three shut-outs. The offense, though less effective, proved itself in the final game by coming from behind in the last minute to tie Edison. Those players who contributed heavily to the team’s overall suc¬ cess were halfback Danny Dodd, quarterback Rick Altheide, line¬ backer Terry Harkleroad and cor- nerback Mike Fogarty. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 0 8 14 0 0 14 TOTAL 2-1-3 COACHES: MR. HARLESS MR. LAMONO 7 Lee 6 Mt. Vernon 8 Lake Braddock 0 Lake Braddock 6 West Springfield 14 Edison 114 sports Varsity Basketball comes out a winner. The Hawks varsity basketball team started the season off with high hopes. Pre-season forecasts pre¬ dicted Hayfield and Lee to present a strong challenge to the District Champions, West Springfield. As the season got under way, Hay- field seemed to fluxuate greatly from week to week. Hayfield pos¬ sessed some of the best talent in the area, but, as stated by Coach Campbell and the players, often times the team would become over¬ confident and go into a game mentally unprepared. However, the Hawks did play out¬ standing ball for the majority of their games. The Winter Festival week centered around the basket¬ ball team, with Hayfield rising to the occasion by defeating the Edi¬ son Eagles 55-53, in a heart stop¬ ping triple overtime. After ending the regular season with a victory over Groveton and posting a winning 11-9 record, Hayfield went into the District Tournament with determination and pride. After taking their first game over Edi¬ son 55-41, Hayfield was defeated by Lee 84-64 in the second. Then, meeting the challenge, the Hawks beat Mt. Vernon in an exciting 66-65 victory. Fighting for the 8th slot berth in the Regional Tourna¬ ment, Hayfield’s season came to an end, losing a well played game to Marshall 66-56. Unfortunately, Hayfield lost many outstanding Seniors. Mike Murray was the high scorer for the team and at one point during the sea¬ son was also top scorer in the region and second in the state. Other starting Seniors included Don Doering, John Melville and Steve Murphy. sports 115 sports 116 sports 117 ary J.V. Basketball makes it to district tournament. 118 sports Freshman Basketball team gains experience. The 1974-1975 Freshman basket¬ ball season developed into one of the best in recent years. The Hawks ended their successful season with an exceptional record. Paced by deadly shooting, aggres¬ sive rebounding and exceptional ball handling, the Hawks presented a strong challenge to everyone they played. Freshmen are considered the be¬ ginners in the basketball program, but the incredible talent they showed proved the upcoming years will be rewarding. sports 119 Girls’ Basketball dribbles on to good season. Left to Right T. Sparks, C. Peterson, B. Allen, Captain K. Jones, Coach Ms. Sargent, Co-Captain Linda Morton, L. Price, B. Boska, K. Ulica. Hayfield’s team of varsity girls be¬ gan the year with five sophomores, one junior and three seniors. They added pep to the club with some exciting victories and never lost heart after a defeat. They worked with diligence and skill, putting forth a great effort for Hayfield. The team, consisting of seven re¬ turning players, four of whom were lettermen, and two new members, started the season off with a rous¬ ing victory over Groveton, The qual¬ ity of performance this season was exceptional. sports 120 Fine play provides exciting season Standing: B. Boland, S. Kovel, P. O’Quinn, N. Clark, F. Hunt, P. Kendrick, G. Christensen, B. Jones, A. Acevedo, S. Barnes, B. Creigh. Sitting: Captains L. Saxty, M. Chinen, Coach Raes. GIRLS JV BASKETBALL 32 Groveton 25 18 Lee 38 23 Vvest Springfield 43 18 Fort Hunt 25 19 Mount Vernon 41 32 Edison 41 37 Groveton 22 30 Lake Braddock 20 24 Lee 20 40 Mount Vernon 30 24 Edison 29 32 W est Springfield 36 23 Lake Braddock 28 37 Fort Hunt 34 Record: 6-8 The J.V. basketball team started off on a good note with a great victory. They demonstrated that proper attitude and true teamwork can lead to success. The team consisted of four fresh¬ men, six sophomores, and three juniors. A total of thirteen players made the team, twelve of whom were beginners. They were a very young and unexperienced team but had great potential, and proved their worth. Since they started from scratch this year, next year should prove to be even more profitable. Coach: Ms. Raes sports 121 Don Dodd takes first in state wrestling tournament. 122 sports Under the fine direction of Coach Ellis the 1974-1975 Varsity wrest¬ ling team was going strong before suffering their first defeat to Wood- son in an exciting match. Pro¬ ducing an overall record of 6-5 the Hawks went on to place several members in post-season competi¬ tion. Jeff Bonifer and Don Dodd represented Hayfield at State. Don Dodd (155 lb.) became Hayfield’s first athletic State Champion and a schoolwide Don Dodd Day was declared. sports 123 J.V. Wrestlers find success in 7-3 season. Back: Coach Marshall, B. Christensen, S. Clark, C. Neilson, T. Howell, C. Verccio, C. Ellis. Middle: B. Langlow, D. Parsone, D. Schol, J. Bruck. Front: G. Revels, E. Bogges, D. Snead, L. Cord. J.V. WRESTLING 18 Fort Hunt 30 36 Woodbridge 31 25 Wakefield 18 6 West Springfield 24 5 Woodson 21 27 Groveton 2 25 Lee 19 24 Jefferson 17 34 Edison 17 34 Mt. Vernon 18 sports 124 Divers head Swim Team in post season competition. GUNSTON DISTRICT SWIM MEET Hayfield Swim Team Members Who Placed in the Top Seven Places in Meet: 50 yd. Freestyle—Boys Bud Sturm—3rd Place Rick Poe—5th Place 200 yd. Freestyle—Boys Bud Storm—5th Place 50 yd. Freestyle—Girls Carol Bradley—5th Place 100 yd. Butterfly—Girls Jane Bradley—6th Place Girls 400 yd. Freestyle Relays—4th Place Carol Bradley Jane Bradley Kelly Collier Julie Harrel Boys 200 yd. Medley Relay—6th Curtis Evans Don Poe Rick Poe Bud Storm sports 125 Varsity Winter Track Back: T. Como, J. Shedlick, W. Welch, C. Frantz, M. Borden, K. Bryant, J. Koca, J. Barnes. Middle: J. Kovel. B. Breedon, K. Hammersley. B. Crawley, R. Solano, K. Cole, n McDowell, W. White. Front Mgr. M. Fox, D. McDaniel, T. Doyle, H. Robinson, M. Stamps, M. Okyen, J. Russell, E. Boorda. Junior Varsity Winter Track Back: B. Murphy, B. Rigby, B. Fox, B. Hardtke, J. Huebner, D. Bennett, R. Witt, J. McCormack, Brenda Russell. Middle: C. Donato, J. Wolfe, K. Kleir, W. Borden, S. Spencer, D. Williams, L. Borden. Front: R. Catus, D. Coast, J. Baker, S. Alexander. 126 sports Not willing to let the winter season bring an end to track, the faithful runners, jumpers, and throwers of Hayfield’s Winter Track Team took to the indoors. Even though the actual competitions were held with¬ in the walls of the gym, many long hours were spent in outdoor practice. The season went extremely well under the able supervision of Coach Scott, as the team seemed to come alive at its meets. Competition in¬ cluded some of the toughest in the country. Excitement was high as the Hawks came within a few points of defeating the highly recognized Edison Eagles. To add a little bit of interest to the season was a Hayfield first, the participation of two girls. The girls ran in almost all of the meets and although they never did win a race, they felt the experience and help received were well worth the effort. The team lost a great deal of talent due to the graduation of Marc Okyen, Ralph Solano, Mike Stamps, and Carl Frantz, to name a few. Special recognition went to Wal¬ ter Welch for placing first in Re¬ gional and and second in State in the triple jump and to John Barnes for placing first in Dis¬ tricts and third in State in the two mile run. sports 127 Varsity Hockey reaches goal through- hard practice. Back: Coach Green, P. O’Quinn, S. Hausburg, L. Christensen, B. Russell, N. Clark, M. Fitzgibbons. Front: P. Davis, L. Morton, R. Eubank, B. Boland, P. Brown, P. Peters. Hockey is a sport of growing im¬ portance and prestige. This state¬ ment is nothing to wonder at be¬ cause hockey is sometimes con¬ sidered to be as rough as foot¬ ball and as exciting as basketball. Much time and energy was exerted and many improvements were noted in the girls by the coach, Mrs. Green. There were only a few players lost by graduation. Among them were Leah Christensen, winner of the Coach’s Award; and Linda Morton, voted Most Valuable Player. In the returning players the team has great expectations. Included in these are Frances Hunt, a sopho¬ more, who was voted the Most Im¬ proved Player. Considering the skills, experience and attitude of the veterans, Hay- field looks forward to a good Hockey year in 1975. 128 sports J.V. Hockey gains valuable experience Back Row: L. Saxty, A. Acevado, S. Eubank, S. Stone, K. Bayne, D. Nelson, C. Stone, G. Christenson, Coach McDonough. Front Row: E. Fitzgibbons, T. Anholt, S. Robinson, J. Edwards, M. Trail, T. Moreland. For the Mayfield hockey team and new coach, Miss McDonough, 1974 was a difficult year; damaged equip¬ ment and a poor playing field damp¬ en ed the team’s effectiveness. The greatest problem the players faced was the exhaustive schedule. The competition with older and more experienced teams was stiff. The girls did work hard and learned many new things which will help the returning players in the upcoming season. Although the coach noticed many improvements over last year, their record of 1-5-2 was less than had been expected. The girls are looking forward to next year when they will be able to use all their valuable experience to have a win¬ ning season. sports 129 The pictures depicting the life of a senior tell a story of mixed emotions. Will there be a college acceptance notice? A good job opportunity af¬ ter graduation? These questions and more plague the class of 75 as the year progresses. Besides the usual feeling of anticipation, many seniors suffer from the thought of leaving their “home” at Hayfield. Mark Adams Ellen Ajer We’ve come a long way, but have a long way to go “Are SAT’s crowding your Saturday, Mike?” Jim Albert Carol Alexander Wayne Alexander Victor Allara Elizabeth Anderson Paul Anderson Ray Anderson Cory Annis Teresa Ashford David Atkins Sharon Atkins Debra Bailey Susan Bailey Mary Ballantyne Kathy Balmer Stuart bribes the teacher with a smile. Dan Autrey Donald Ayers Bonnie Bailey seniors 133 Every face is different John Barnes Brian Barnett Bonnie Barr Catherine Beach Franklin Bean Ann Bazilwich Alan Bean Kirk Beckner 134 seniors Randy Belles Gregory Blair Steven Boemerman Carol Bond James Bonnett Reina Bouza Patrick Bradley Scott Breon Ronald Bridge Larry Bridges seniors 135 Seniors are granted many privileges Pam Brinkley Deborah Brown Larry Brown Randy Brown Deborah Bruce Brenda Bryant Tod Bunting Catherine Burgan Don Burleson Michelle Butts Michael Butts Alan Campbell 136 seniors Another beautiful girl, Ralph?” Patricia Carren Joseph Catudal David Case Sally Charney James Chinn Jan Christensen Leah Christensen Kil Chung Holly Clark David Coast Isn’t physics fun?!?” Donald Codekas Howard Cole James Coley Teresa Colley Michael Corbett ‘I got a date for the dance!!!” Kelley Collier Jesse Colunga Thomas Como Darette Conaway ' I John Corzine 138 seniors Karen Costello Robert Crawley Beth Croushore Cynthia Curtis Carlee Cutchall Phil Darivoff Vickie Davis Richard Dawson Joel Deem Deborah Deering seniors 139 This is only the beginning Michael Defonde Michael Dell Martha Dellinger H Richard Delvaux Kathy Derdevanis Cindy Devers Richard Dezzutti Elizabeth Diehl Kitty Dixon Solisca Dobud Veronica Dobud Carolyn Dockler Margaret Dodgens Donald Doering Vernon Dunning Nancalee Duvall Scott Donley Brenda Downs Patricia Drepperd seniors 141 Lisa Dysart Robert Eiskant Barbara England Ann Euentes Curtis Evans Diane Evans Brian—you didn ' t...?!? Margaret Evans Diann Fariss William Farnsworth 142 seniors June 10th ? our big day “Beatles, anyone?” Lawrence Fineran James Finsterle Barbara Forbes Gregory Ford Thomas Forlini Brian Foresman James Fortney Frank Francois seniors 143 Seniors have all the answers I don’t know!!!!” James French Edward Fritts Ronald Frye Darla Fuller Joseph Gambill Cynthia Garrett 144 seniors Karen Gentry Joanne Giuffrida Dorothy Gilkerson Kim Gleadall “Oh yeah???” Douglas Glynn Robin Good William Gordon Linda Grady Jan Greenquist Jennifer Griffith Charles Groves Sally Groves seniors 145 Seniors have a hard time Edward Haas James Hall Pamela Hall Patricia Hannafey Jo Harley Diana Hartman Julia Harrell Doreen Hartman Albert Hausburg Valerie Havrilla 146 seniors keeping their minds on studying Vicki Havrilla Blane Hawkins Kevin Haworth Heidi Hazard John Hazelwood William Heath Linda Henderson Mark Henderson Robert Hensley Richard Henson seniors 147 Stuart Herder Cynthia Hickey Susan Himmelberger SAT, ACT, and Achievements crowd our Saturdays Kelly Holstein Don Hoover Raymond Horner Ella Hubbard Timothy Hughes Steve Humphrey Bill Hutchins Debbie Ives Kevin Jackson 148 seniors Deborah Jaquess Shawn Jenkins Sheliah Jenkins Elaine Johnson Anthony Jones Carla Jones Catherine Jones Cynthia Jones m Mam fit Wl v � J ® j w- - 1 seniors 149 Robin Jones Teresa Jones Arthur Kaiser Nancy Karroll Kevin Kateluzos Kathy Keefer Susan Keefer Patricia Keenan Stephen Keener Cheryl Kees Deborah Kelley Mike Kencitzski Ronald Killion Janet Kinder Debbie Kirby Steven Kirkland Lawrence Knott Frank Kozuch Kelly Koeller Barbara Kridle Facial expressions tell a story of their own seniors 151 Linda Kye Brenda Lamb Mark Lanham William Larimer ‘‘Hey! Where ' s everybody going?!” John Latham Joyce Lawrence John Lawton Deborah Leake Debra Leasure Kim Leatherland 152 seniors William Leckner Linda Liddell Holly Lineweaver Jerry Lipscomb Gerald Lelansky Gary Little Kathleen Leonard Monica Lockard Laura Lessin Gail Lusk seniors 153 A time to clown around ... Higher, “girls higher! “Ah ha! There you are!!!” Brian MacDonneil Anglois Macon Richard Major Brian Malaby Mark Malcom Karen Malicki Cynthia Mallonee Kim Malnic 154 seniors Sonja Malnic Brian Marr Kathryn Marszalek Alan Mason Steve Mason Barbara Matson James McAleese Michael McElhiney Carolyn McFall Cecilia McGinty Bruce McIntosh Joseph McKeon seniors 155 Michael McMillan Mike McNamara Micky Medokowich John Melville Edward Metzger Joan Middlecoff Annette Miller Bryan Miller Janet Miller Kathryn Miller Jean Mills Murray Milton 156 seniors JoAnn Miner Ethel Mitchell Rebecca Mittendorf Susan Mitton Sheryl Moore John Morehart Michelle Morgan Susan Morlock seniors 157 Seniors experiment in course Bachelor Living: Men in the kitchen. selections Michael Mutscheller David Nalls Valiant Neal 158 seniors Gwendolyn Nelbach Alice Nelson Mark Newcomb Dale Newville Yuen Ng Julianna Nikulla John Novak Karen Ochis Jay Nowak Kathleen O’Connor seniors 159 Sheree Odekirk Marc Okyen Steve Older Linda Osborn Russell Owens Janice Page Cheryl Painter Steven Paladino Melinda Parker Patricia Parker Kevin Parrack Larry Pasquariello 160 seniors James Peartree Thomas Pederson Harry Persson seniors 161 “Did we win!!?” Carole Peterson Sharon Policastro Samuel Poorbaugh Ruth Porter | Stephen Potter Kathy Powers Michael Pravlick Carlene Proctor Alan Proper Larry Pruett 162 seniors Sandra Racherbaumer Richard Ramsey Marie Ramos Barbara Reed Practice, Practice, Practice!! i Michael Reed Sheila Reed Kenneth Register Luis Reyes Donna Rice Sharon Riddick Peggy Rider Laurent Rifendifer seniors 163 Kathleen Riordan Daniel Rippe Bruce Ritter Hugh Robinson Kathleen Roehrs Christine Rognlie Bobby Roop Debra Rose Jean Rose Lisa Rose Susan Rose Robert Ross 164 seniors Virginia Rozier Mike Safransky Ann Ruffner Kim Savage Paul Scalise John Schafe David Scheider Carmel Schoenadel Doug Scott Robert Scrimshaw Spirit’s alive in ’75! Barbara Seal Barbara Seaver Cathy Selmser Charles Sergent Kathy Setzer Albert Seybold Eric Shaw James Shedlick 166 seniors Cinthia Shephard Mary Shields Russell Shipman Roxanne Sims Joan Simpson Bert Small Richard Smith Ruth Smith Sharon Snell Michael Snow seniors 167 IT y ' Jfe ioWY A . ie� W Va J «$ c. ' fMr P y j i V OAX c ww i f i 70 + - 3 5 QatijH+rA J c • ti kti - 5 StM ° y u wvo ' • r 2S? ' iJ ‘ kf %- ' djyfry «W %i V 1 Tft V — ' fcljtf Ronald Somerville Cindy Spurr Victoria Snyder Ralph Solano Curtis Stafford Michael Stamps John Stankiewicz Larry Starr Gary Steele Kevin Stepp Jerrie Sterner Reed Stockman Paula Stockton Katherine Stoffelen John Struder Margaret Struder Ke ith Stucki Deborah Sullivan Sharon Sullivan Gary Suttle Joy Swarthout Debra Swick Susan Swick David Swoboda seniors 171 Paula Tayman Jeffrey Thomas William Tibbs Dixie Tippins Timothy Toler Deborah Torres Veronica Torres Kevin Trail Cindy Travis Patricia Treichel Darleen Treger Teresa Tuohy Seniors lend a 172 seniors Daniel Ursettie John Vanlew Lori Vanzant Elease Vaughn helping hand! Mark Vermillion Kathryn Vest Charles Wallace Maryanne Wallace Sherry Waller Clayton Walnetski Lawrence Ward Deborah Ware seniors 173 Opportunity awaits each of us Linda Warner Willard Weadon James Weaver Lawrence Weeks Leon Weeks Sharon Welch Walter Welch Mary Wenneson Donna Wenzel Beverly White Stephan Whytsell Teresa Wilcox 174 seniors Seniors enjoy their last madrigal dinner together Julia Williams Linda Williams Sonya Winner Michael Winslett Steven Wood Richard Wright Thomas Zacofsky Sara Zimolzak Elvira Zinn seniors 175 Seniors Senior Superlatives ... adn rim® ■ ' • Vv ' fUil ■ ' : X ' . ' iS Most Intelligent: Kevin Trail and Leah Christensen I ! • ; Happy-go-luckiest: Jim Weaver and Diana Mullins. Most Dependable: Susan Rose and Mike Dell. Shyest: Linda Liddell and David Atkins, 179 Most Individual: Jim Weaver and Ann Ryffpef. lo and Maty Wenneson. mmm ?% 1 m ;uJ HHK -SB - ■- wtllllMMIMI Laziest; Larry Pasquariello and Mary Wenneson. Most Innocent: Monica Lockard and John Melville. m 182 seniors Best All Around: Don Doering and Cindy Travis Wittiest: Phil Darivoff and JoAnn Miner seniors 183 Senior Directories m. dm r ALEXANDER, Carol E.: Keyettes, Thespians, NJHS, Farm Newt Staff. Go to college and visit London. Sweet Loretta Fat, thought she was a cleaner, but she was a pan.” ALLARA, Victor 6., (Vic): Chess Club 9, Golf Team 10,11, Tennis Team 11-12. College. If you like it, do it!” ANDERSON, Elizabeth J., (Dee-Dee): Pep Club 9-10, Captain 11, Keyettes 12, VICA 12, Grapplerettes 10-12. College—Nursing School. “Caring for someone not only shows on the outside but shows on the inside too.” ANDERSON, Raymond: Varsity Soccer 11. College. ANNIS, Cory L., (Conj): Homeroom Rep 9-10, Drama 10-12, Thespians 10-12, NJHS 9-10, NHS 11-12, Student Senate 12, V.P. 11, Pres. 12, Thespians. Best Supporting Actress 10, Virginia Governor’s School for the Gifted 11, National Merit Commendation 12, Letter in Drama 11. President of the U.S. and part- time brain surgeon. “Life is an eternal stage and I hope I never fall off.” ASHFORD, Teresa A.: Drama 9-12, Swim Team 10, FT A 10, Concert Choir 12. College and marriage. A song is not a song until you sing it, a bell is not a bell until you ring it. Love wasn’t put into the world to stay, love isn’t love until you give it away. ATKINS, Sharon S.: Mixed Chorus 9, Con¬ cert Choir 10-11, BG’s 11, Madrigals 12. NOVA. What can I say? AUTREY, Daniel R., (Dink): Rifle Club 10, J.V. Baseball 10, NJHS 10. College, Air Force. “Calm down! Take it easy.” BAILEY, Debra L., (Debbie): Cheerleading 9- 12, FHA 10-12, Wantu-Wazuri 12. Home¬ coming Court 10, Queen 12, Prom Court 11. College. BAILEY, Susan E.: Tri-Hi-Y 11-12. College. Let’s do some truckin’!” BALLANTYNE, Mary H.: Cheerleading 9-11, Girls Varsity Tennis 12, NJHS 9-10, NHS 11-12, Homecoming Court 11-12. College at either Texas A M or SMU. BALMER, Kathy J.: Band 9-11, Homeroom Rep 10-12, Harvester Staff 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12. Dental Hygienist. Live each day as it comes.” BARNES, John F.: Cross Country 11-12, Winter Track 11-12, Spring Track 11-12, NHJS, NHS. College. BARR, Bonnie S.: FBLA 11, BG’s 11. College. Is that so?” BEACH, Catherine M., (Cathy): Cheerleading 9-10, GAA 9-10, NJHS 10, NHS 10-12, Girls Varsity Tennis 11-12, Captain 12, lettered 11- 12, Homecoming 9,10,12. College in an art career. I’m okay, you’re okay!” BEAN, Franklin E., (Big Frank): Baseball 9, Rifle Club 9. Policeman or Conservation Officer. BECKNER, Hersheil K., (Hog Jaws): VICA 10- 12. Air Force. “I smell bacon. BELLES, Randall J., (Randy): Soccer 10-12, Key Club 9-12, Chess Club 9-10, NJHS 10-11, NHSl l-12.Col!ege.“Smile world: be happy!” BLAIR, Gregory L. f (Greg): Football 9-11, letter 11, Track 9 10, letter 10, Pres, of Hamilton Hall SCA 10. Party all summer, then College. It’s unreal!” BOEMERMAN, Steve G., (Muldune): Frisbee Club Pres., nominated as the Big Fris” Why do you think they call you a dope?” BON NETT, James H., (Jim): Cross Country 10, TV Club 11-12, LAST 12. It is too early. BRADLEY, Patrick: Wrestling 9-10. Navy. Ask me if I care.” BRIDGE, Ronald D.: DECA Historian 12, Homeroom Rep. 10. Business School. What can I say?” BROWN, Deborah J., (Rocky): Pep Club 9. J.V. Basketball 10, FHA 10-11, Wantu-Wazuri 11- 12. College. Check it. BROWN, Larry S.: Varsity Soccer 9-12, Math Team 11-12, NJHS 9-10, NHS 11-12, Chess Club Pres. 9-12. College. BROWN, Randy L.: VICA 12. To be a drafts¬ man. “If it feels good, do it! BRUCE, Deborah R., (Debbie): Literary Mag¬ azine Staff, Drill Team 11-12, Basketball Manager 10, NJHS 10. Get married, maybe college. Look ... but don’t touch.” BRYANT, Brenda L.: FHA 9-12, DECA 11. College. BUTTS, Michael R.: Crosscountry 9, Ecology Club 9-11, Hiking Club 10, Biology Club 11. College. It is human to dream, but Ameri¬ can to transform the dream into a goal and fulfill it.” BUTTS, Michele R.: Spanish Club 9, Ecology Club 11, Pep Club 10. College. If the day and the night are such that you greet them with joy, if life emits a fragrance ... is more elas¬ tic, more starry, more immortal, that is your success.” Thoreau. CAMPBELL, Alan L., (Big Al): Baseball 9. NOVA. “Let’s get it on.” CASE, David: Band 9-10, Stage Band 10. Forestry Service. CATUDAL, Joseph T., (Tom): Marching and Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12, NJHS 9-10, NHS 11-12, Varsity Tennis 11-12. College- Vet school. I know, I know.” CHARNEY, Sally A.: Farm News Staff 12. Col¬ lege. To live, be happy, and appreciate every¬ thing you have.” CHRISTENSEN, Leah J.: J.V. Hockey 9, Var¬ sity Hockey 11-12, Tennis 10, J.V. Basketball 10, Track 11, Sec-Trea. Hamilton Hall Sea, Jr. Class Treas., Senior Class Pres., FBLA 10-11, NHS Pres. 12, Forensics 10-12, Newspaper 12, Yearbook 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Girls State. Lawyer. I never have time to tie my shoelaces!” COLEY, Jim: Spanish Club 9-10, Homeroom Rep 9-12, Pres. Ecology Club 10, Key Club 12, Pres, of FBLA 12. College. It’s better now than never.” COLLEY, Tereta G.: Keyettes 11-12, FBLA 11, NJHS 10-11, NHS 12. Work. COLLIER, Kelly S.: Cheerleading 9-11, Swim¬ ming 10-12, Tennis 12, Madri gals 10-11, Keyettes 11-12, NJHS 9-10, 74 Prom Court 11, Homecoming Court 12, “Friendliest.” College at either SMU or Texas A M. To each his own.” COLUNGA, Jesse D.: Frosh Football, J.V. Football 10. COMO, Thomas G., (Tom): Football 9-12, Track 9-12, LAST 9-10. “Saturday night’s al¬ right for fighting.” CORZINE, John A.: Football 9, Soccer 9-11, RifleTeam 10. COSTELLO, Karen T.: Homeroom Rep 9, GAA 9, FBLA 11. Work. CRAWLEY, Robert M., (Bob): Frosh Basket¬ ball, J.V. Basketball 10, Cross Country Letter 10-12, Indoor Track 11-12, Spring Track 10- 12, Yearbook Staff 11-12. College. CROUSHORE, Beth J.: French Club 9-10, NJHS 9. College. Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday.” CURTIS, Cynthia L., (Cindie): Mixed Chorus 10, Concert Choir 12, FHA 11-12, FBLA 12. Work¬ ing with children. You clod! CUTCHALL, Carlee S.: Majorettes 9-11, Head Majorette 12, Symphonic Band 10-11, NJHS 10-11, NHS 12, Jr. Classical League 9-10. College. DAWSON, Richard W.: Football 9, VICA 12. Drawing career. Welcome back my friends.” DEERING, Deborah A.: Pep Club 9, Track 9, 10,12, NJHS 10-11, NHS 12, FHA 11, Keyettes 10-12. Sr. Class Treas. DELL, Michael W.: Marching and Concert Band 9, Varsity Gymnastics 9-12, Homeroom Rep 9-11, NJHS 9-10, V. Pres. 12 of NHS, Host and Hostess 11-12, Yearbook 12, Boys State. DELLINGER, Martha L., (Muff): NJHS 9-10, NHS 11-12. College. “Open your mouth the bug will surely get in.” DELVAUX, Rick M., (Smiley): Football 9,10, and 12. College. Let’s move on and change the world. DEZZUTTI, Richard M., (Rick): Golf Team 9- 12. College. DIEHL, Elizabeth W., (Betsy): French Club 9- 11, GAA 9-12, J.V. Basketball 10-11, J.V. Soft- ball 11, Hiking Club 12. Air Force Always do right. It will gratify some people and astonish the rest.” Mark Twain. DILLON, William, F., (Billy): Homeroom Rep 9-10, Frosh Football, Winter and Spring Track 10, Pres, of German Club 9. College. Catch a Buzz!” DIXON, Kitty L.: NJHS 9-10, NHS 11-12, Sec¬ retary of VICA 11-12, Cosmetology 10-12. Cosmetology Career. Be yourself.” DOERING, Donald A., (Dino): J.V. Baseball 9, Varsity Baseball 10-12, J.V. Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 11-12. Key Club 9-10, NJHS 10, NHS 11-12, All District Baseball Team. College. DONLEY, Michael S., (Scott): Hamilton Hall SCA 9, Newspaper Staff 10,Tennis 11. Ma¬ rine Corps. Me and Pandrew.” DOWNS, Brenda A., (Brynn): Mixed Chorus 9, Concert Choir 10, Drama 9-10, FHA 12. Work. “Shades of excitement! DREPPERD, Patricia L„ (Patty): FHA 11. FBLA 12, Hiking Club 12. College. We want to live forever, in this mirror see tomorrow. All the joy and all the sorrow, we can only hope to share.” DUNNING, Vernon S.: Gymnastics 9-12. Col¬ lege. It’s rough.” DYSART, Lisa A.: Drum and Sandal 10, J.V. Cheerleading 11, Varsity Cheerleading Co- Captain 12, NJHS V.P. 10, NHS 11-12. College in California. Chow, Chow, Chow! ENGLAND, Barbara E.: Majorette 9-10, Vars¬ ity Cheerleading 11-12, Diving Team 9, Gym¬ nastics 10-12, Keyettes 9-12, NJHS 10-11, NHS 12, Concert Band 9-10, Drum and Sandal 9-11. College. EVANS, Curtis R.: Swimming 11-12, Tennis 11, NHS 12, College. But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. Romans :8. FARISS, Dlann L.: Tri-Hi-Y 10-12,Chaplainl2, NJHS 9-10, NHS 11-12, Math Team 12. Col¬ lege and teaching. FARNSWORTH, William K., (Fred): Frosh Football, SAC of Hamilton Hall 11. BYU. It’s been a blast!” FINERAN, Lawrence A., (Larry): Ski Club 9, NJHS 10-11, Jr. And Sr. Class Councils, Stu¬ dent Senate 11-12. College, law sc hool and politics. “Leah, you’ve done it to me again!” FINSTERLE, James J., (Finst): Mixed Chorus 9, Madrigals 10-12, Thespians 10-12, Region¬ al Chorus, Band and Orchestra 11-12, March¬ ing and Symphonic Band 10-12, Madrigal and Band Letters 12. College. What ' s new? FORBES, Barbara A., (Barbie): Keyettes 10- 12, Grapplerettes 9-10, Hero 12, Secretary of FHA 11. College and nursing. Keep on smiling.” FORD, Gregory T.: Frosh Football, Explorers Club 12. College. Put brain in gear before engaging mouth.” FORLINI, Thomas J., (Tom): Smyphonic Band 9-12, Marching Band 10-12, NJHS 10. College and the great beyond. I ' m going to offer you a proposition you know you can ' t refuse.” FRANCOIS, Frank: Frosh Football, Wrestling 9, Varsity Soccer 9-12, Varsity Diving 10-12, Varsity Football 10-12, J.V. Football 11, V. Pres, of Lafayette Hall 10, Host and Hostess 11-12, Varsity Letters—Soccer 4,-Football 2, Diving 2. College, U SAFA, pilot. FRANTZ, Carl J.: Varsity letters in Football 11-12, Winter and Spring Track 11-12. College. FREITAS, Jill L., (Frito-Lay): Gymnastics 9 and 12, FHA 12, BG ' s 11. Travelling. I had my chance but I blew it.” GAMBILL, Joseph W., (Joe): Frosh Football, Band 10, NJHS 9-10, Cross Country 11, Winter and Spring Track 9-10. College. It is only with the heart that one sees rightly.” GARRETT, Cynthia R.: Letter in Madrigals 10- 12, Letter in Tennis 11, Tri-Hi-Y 11-12, Parlia¬ mentarian 12, Sr. Class Secretary. College. Smile, the world’s a looking glass.” GLYNN, Douglas J .: Homeroom Rep. 10, Jr. and Sr. Class Councils, Newspaper 10-12, Yearbook 11-12. Far-out!!” GOOD, Robin V.: VICA 12. Hairdresser. GORDON, William R., (Bud): Frosh Basketball and Baseball, J.V. Baseball 10, Varsity Base¬ ball 11-12, NJHS. Bumper car technician for Dell Travers Carnivals. “Really, Indiana.” GRADY, Linda S. : FHA 10-12. Police Officer. GREENQUIST, Jan M.: Majorette 9-10, Con¬ cert Band 9-10, Drum and Sandal 9 11, Keyettes 10-12, Newspaper Staff 11, Sr. Class Council, Prom Court 11. Homecoming Court 12. College—Communication Arts. GRIFFITH, Jennifer L., (Slick): Tri-Hi-Y 9. FHA 11-12, BG’s 11. Travel and work. A blank is a blank! HARLEY, JoAnn: Himco 10, NJHS 10. Pep Club 11. Secretarial work. I really don ' t know, I’m just passing on. HARRELL Julia M.: J.V. Hockey 9, J.V. Basket¬ ball 9. GAA 9, Varsity letters in Tennis 10-12, Swimming and Diving 10-11, Track 9-12, French Club 12. College. Today is the first day of the rest of your life. HARTMAN, Diana L., (Hearts): Forensics 9- 11, Pres. 12, Newspaper 9, Track 10, NJHS 10, Tri-Hi-Y 11-12. College—pre-med. For in the dew of little things, the heart finds its morning and is refreshed.” HARTMAN, Doreen B., (Reenie): Marching Band 9-12, Gymnastics 9-11, Symphonic Band 9-1?, Orchestra 11-12, Band Council, Frosh Rep 9. Sec-Treas. 12, NJHS 9-10, NHS 12. College. Enyway...” HAWKINS, Blane: Homeroom Rep 9, Key Club 10-11, Madrigals 12, Drama 10-12, FBLA 11, Thespians 10-12, Host and Hostess 12, Letter in Drama and Music. College— theater major. “What a gorilla!” HAWORTH, Kevin R.: Varsity Soccer 10-11, Symphonic and Marching Bands 9-11, Letter in Band 11. College “No sex please, I ' m British.” HAZELWOOD, John E., (Butch): Frosh Foot¬ ball, Varsity Gymnastics 10-12, Varsity Foot¬ ball 11-12, SAC 11. College. “That which you wish to achieve you must first mentally conceive.” HEATH, William A., (Bill): Varsity Soccer 11- 12. College. “A thing worth having is worth cheating for.” HENDERSON, Linda C., (Carol): Frosh Cheer¬ leading, Ski club 10, NJHS 10, J.V. Cheer¬ leading 10, Varsity Cheerleading 11, FBLA 12. College. HENDERSON, Mark J.: Key Club 11-12, Ten¬ nis Team 12, NJHS 10, NHS 11-12. College. HENSLEY, Robart L., (Bob): Manager for Winter and Spring Track 11. College. “Good luck to the class of ’76.” HICKEY, Cynthia N., (Cindy): Grapplerettes 10 12, Mixed Chorus 11, Concert Choir 12. College. “Ding dong.” HIMMELBERGER, Suaan M„ (Suzie): Hero Club 12, Jr. and Sr. Class Councils. Nursing School. “I couldn’t tell you.” HOOVER, Dan R., (Herk): VICA 12. Job as a roofer. HUGHES, Tim C.: Frosh Football, J.V. Foot¬ ball 10-11, Letter in Varsity Football 12, Let¬ ter in Varsity Soccer 10-12, Letter in Track 12. College. “You’re awful brave!” HUMPHREY, Stove R.: Football 9-12, Baseball 9-12. College. HUTCHINS, W. W., (Bill): Basketball 9, Foot¬ ball 9-12, Baseball 9-12, Student Senate 12. College. IVES, Deborah S., (Debi): Mixed Chorus 9, Drill Team 12, Hiking Club 12. College and Modeling. “You turkey!!” JONES, Carla K., (Card): Frosh Basketball, Wantu Wazuri 10, FHA 10, Spanish Club 11, Drum and Sandal 11, NAA 12, Newspaper 12. College. JONES, Catherine S., (Katie): Varsity Basket¬ ball 9-12, Pep Club 9, J.V. Softball 10-11, Varsity Softball 10-12, GAA 10-11, Pres. 12. College. JONES, Cynthia A,, (Cindy): Majorettes 9-12, Drum and Sandal 10-11, Concert Band 9, Symphonic Band 10-12, Orchestra 11-12, NJHS 9-10. College. JONES, Robin R.: FHA 10. FBLA 12. Travel. What ' s happening? JONES, Teresa E.: Tennis 9 11, Madrigals 9- 12, Keyettes 11-12, Henry Sweet Henry, Damn Yankees, Model UN 11-12, Homeroom Rep 9-12, BG’s 11, NJHS 10, Letter in tennis and music, KeyetteV. Pres. 12. KARROLL, Nancy J.: FHA 11, VICA 11-12, Jr. and Sr. Class Councils, NJHS 9-10, NHS 11- 12. College. Bobby... KEEFER, Kathryn A., (Keebie): Drill Team 10- 12. Child care and marriage. KEEFER, Susan P., (Reefer): Drill Team 10- 12. Govt. work. KENCITZSKI, Leon M., (Mike): Chess Club 10, Homeroom Rep 11, Host and Hostess 12. College—VPI. KINDER, Janet M., (Caterpiller): Captain Varsity Cheerleading 12. Partying. “Check out the situation.” KIRKLAND, Steven R., (Steve, Bama): Basket¬ ball and Baseball 11. College. KOELLER, Kelly M., (Chine): Gymnastics 9, NJHS 10, Drama 10, LAST 10 12, Boy¬ friend, Dark of the Moon, Backstage work 10-12. College. “Hey Bud! KRIDLE, Barbara A.: J.V. Hockey and Softball 9, GAA 9, J.V. BAsketball 10-11 (co-captain), Varsity Hockey 11, Keyettes 12, NJHS 9. College. LANHAM, Mark M., (Chumley): Football 9-10, Baseball 9,10, and 12. Travel and Military. See you later.” LEATHERLAND, Susan K., (Kim): Grappler¬ ettes 10-11, Drama 11, Keyettes Social Chair¬ man 12. College. Hey Squirrel, I had this dream .. LELANSKY, Gerald L., (Jerry): Gymnastics 11-12. College and work. Life is too short.” LEONARD, Kathleen A., (Kathie): Gymnastics 9, Drill Team 10, Cheerleading 11-12, FHA 12, Wantu Wazuri 12, NJHS 10-11. College. True friendship brings sunshine to the shade, and shade to the sunshine. LESSIN, Laura M.: Cheerleading 9-12, Tri-Hi- Y 10, Drum and Sandal 9, French Club 12. Fly, HotTuna!” LIDDELL, Linda M.: Drill Team 10-12, Key¬ ettes 11-12, FHA 11, FBLA 12. College. “Ya know?” LOCKARD, Monica D.: Tri-Hi-Y 11-12, Foren¬ sics 11-12, College and Med school. Be yourself. LUSK, Gall M.: Hiking Club 12, Meteorolgy Club 12, NHS 12, Rensselzer Medal, Who ' s Who of American High School Students, National Merit Semi-Finalist. College. “Life is either a daring adventure or a nothing.” MACDONNELL, Brian J., (Wally): Wrestling 9 11. College. MAJOR, Richard K., (Blue-eyes): Track 12, Hiking Club 11-12, TV Club 12. College. “CHARGE!” MALEBY, Brian L.: Varsity Swimming 11-12. College. “Life is just a bowl of bananas.” MALICKI, Karen A., (Duck): Pep Club 9. Work. MALLONEE, Cynthia J., (Cindy): Tennis 9. Letter in Gymnastics 9-12, Tri-Hi-Y 10-11, NJHS 10, SCA 9-10, Host and Hostess 12. College and then teaching. MALNIC, Kim L., (Dinky): Sec. of FHA 11, Yearbook 12. College. “Attitude is the secret for success.” MALNIC, Sonja A., (Moochie): FHA 11, Year¬ book 12. College. “Knowledge is the key to understanding.” MARR, Brian K.: Yearbook Photographer 11- 12. College. The only thing a woman has less control over than her mouth, is her car.” MATSON, Barbara Jo, (BJ): Band 9-10, News¬ paper 10-12, FNA, It ' s Academic 12. Writing. “And love is all, he said.” MCALEESE, Jim M., (Mac): Football 9-12, Baseball 9-10, Basketball 9-12, Key Club 11, NJHS 10. MCELHINEY, Michael K„ (Mike): Football 9- 12, Baseball 9-12, Basketball 9, Football Let¬ ter. College. “You ain’t ever kiddin ' ”. MCINTOSH, Bruce A., (Boris): Marching Band 10- 12, Orchestra 10-12, Stage Band 11-12, Student Senate 12, Band Council V. Pres. 12, Letter in Music. Recuperation after Hayfield. “I won ' t let High School interfere with my education. MCKEON, Joseph F.: Football 9-12, Baseball 9-10, Basketball 9, Student Senate 11, NJHS. Eat, Drink, and be Merry. MCNAMARA, Mike G., (Mac): V. Pres of DECA 12, Manager of DECA Thrift Shop 12. Work and then college. “You need not touch the flame to be burnt!” MEDOKOWICH, Milan, (Micky): Pep Club 9, Homeroom Rep 9-10, Drama 10. Marriage. “BS MELVILLE, John M.: Baseball 9, Basketball 9-12. Double agent in Bunko” division. I hear you! Indiana. METZGER, Edward H., (Ed): J.V. Baseball and Basketball 10, Varsity Baseball 11-12, News¬ paper and Yearbook 11-12, Winter Track 12, NJHS. College. “Those are the breaks. MIDDLECOFF, Joan F.: Pep Club 9, Drama 10, Serpant, Spoon Rlvar, Tha Boyfriend, Sha Stoops to Conquer, NJHS 9, NHS 11, Sec¬ retary for Thespians 12, Light and Sojnd 12, Forensics 12, Dark of the Moon. Police work. When we see each other I hope that our feel¬ ings have not changed.” MINER, JoAnn K., (Jo-Jo): Yearbook 1-12, NJHS 10. Work or college. “I don ' t believe you did that!” MITTENDORFF, Rebecca L., (Becky): J.V. Gymnastics 11, Jr. and Sr. Class Councils, Student Senate 12. Work. MORGAN, Michelle M.: Newspaper 10, NHS 11- 12. College. MORLOCK, Susan J., (Sue): Drill Team 10-11, Captain 12, Captain of BG’s 11, NJHS 11. Col¬ lege. The kindest word in all the world is the unkind word unsaid.” MORTON, Linda S.: Varsity Hockey 9, 11, and 12, Varsity Basketball 9-12, Sec. of GAA 11, Pres, of GAA 12. College. MORRIS, Anita M., (Nita): NJHS 10, DECA 11. College. Don’t be ridiculous!” MULLINS, Diana L., (Di): FHA 10-11, HERO 12, NJHS 10-11. Typing job. “Don’t make no never mind to me!” MURPHY, Steve F., (Murph): Frosh Basket¬ ball, J.V. Basketball 10, Letter in Varsity Basketball 11-12, SAC 11-12, Host and Host¬ ess 12, “Most School Spirited”. Become rich and lead a good life. If you have nothing else to offer someone, at least offer them your friendship. MURRAY, Michael J., (Mick): Varsity Letter in Basketball 10-12, Co-Captain Basketball 11-12, All Gunston District Team 11-12, Var¬ sity Club 11-12. College. “The great are the truly humble.” NALLS, David: Frosh Wrestling, J.V. Wrestling 10-11, NJHS 9-10. NELBACH, Gwen: HERO 12, FHA 12. College for child study. NELSON, Alice R., (Big Al): Junior Classical League 9-12, Pres, of JCL 12, NJHS 9-11, Wash. Hall SCA 9-10, Jr. and Sr. Class Coun¬ cils, Yearbook 11-12, Editor of 1975 HAR¬ VESTER. Go back home to Iowa and attend college. “The audacity of some people never ceases to amaze me! NEWCOMB, Mark H.: Basketball 9 12. Foot¬ balls- . NG, Yuen O., (May): Hiking Club 12, NHS 12. College. “0 Lord, reform Thy world—begin¬ ning with me.” NIKULLA, Julianna M., (Julie): Newspaper 10, LAST 10, Jr. Classical League 10, Girls Var¬ sity Tennis 12, Model UN 12, NJHS 10. Find happiness, achieve fame, and make money! “It’s only the beginning.” NIROO, Farinoosh N., (Nushi): GAA 12, Pres, of Drama Club, NHS 12. College. If there is a will, there is a way.” NOVAK, John M.: Varsity Soccer 11-12, Tech¬ nical Director of Drama Productions. Col¬ lege. “Smoke the goose. Buddy! NOWAK, Jay D.: Band 10-11, Drama Club 9, Computer Club 9-10. College. “High School is great, as long as you’re a jock.” OCHIS, Karen L.: Frosh Cheerleading, FBLA 9, Homeroom Rep 9-10, Tri-Hi-Y 9-10, Drum and Sandal 10, Varsity Cheerleading 11, Keyettes ' 12, FHA 11-12. College. “For God’s Sake!” ODEKIRK, Sheree: NHS 11-12. College. “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” Ecclesi- asters3:l. OKYEN, Marc S.: Gymnastics 9, Spring Track 10-12, WinterTrack 11-12, Crosscountry 12, Letter in CC and Track, NJHS 10, NHS 11-12. College. God grant me the serenity to ac¬ cept the things I cannot change: courage to change the things that I can, and wisdom to know the difference. OSBORN, Linda S.: Softball 11-12. Work or college. OWENS, Russ V., (Mini-Brute): Varsity Tennis 11, Host and Hostess 11-12, Yearbook 11-12. College. “That definitely don’t perculate! PAGE, Janice E., (Squirrel): Concert Choir 9, Crusaders Club 9-11, Keyettes 11-12, Ser- geant-At-Arms 12, Host and Hostess 12, French Club 12, NJHS 10-11. College. “I can complain because rosebushes have thorns, or rejoice because thornbushes have roses.” PAINTER, Cheryl A.: Riding Club 9, Jogging Club 10, NJHS 10, FBLA 12. College. Walk in sunshine.” PARKER, Melinda G.: FBLA 11-12. Work. “I can’t believe it!” PASQUARIELLO, Larry, (Pasky): Frosh Foot¬ ball, J.V. Football 11, Senior Lounger” and Laziest . PAULY, Marjorie G., (Margie): The Serpent, Spoon River, J.B. College. Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow, don ' t walk be¬ hind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. PAYNE, Catherine L„ (Cathy): Booster Club 9-10, Swim Team 10, J.V. Softball 11. Nurs¬ ing. Though nothing can bring back the hour of splender in the grass, of glory in the flower: we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind. Wordsworth. PEDERSEN, Thomas S. f (Buck): Varsity Letter in Football 9-12, Letter in J.V. Basketball 9, Track 9, Student Senate 11, Jr. Classical League. PERSSON, Harry E., (Spurts): FBLA 12. Coast Guard. POUCASTRO, Sharon E.: Drill Team 10-11, BG’s 11, NJHS 10, FBLA 12. College. “Friend¬ ship often ends in love, but love in friend¬ ship—never.” POORBAUGH, Samoa! J., (Sammy): Football 9-12, Baseball 9-12. Work. “Go ahead and do it, I would. PRAVLIK, Michael A.: Baseball 9-10, Home¬ room Rep. 10, Chess Club 9, COE 12. College. Be yourself and nobody else.” PROCTOR, Carlene G.: Concert Choir 9-10, Madrigals 11-12, Tennis Team 10-11, Farm News 12, Thespian Treas. 12, Damn Yankees, Dark of the Moon, The Boyfriend, NJHS, Letter in music and tennis. College and the world. I’m out there fighting all the time. PROPER, Alan D.: Tennis 9-12, Jr. and Sr. Class Councils, LAST. College. RACHERBAUMER, Sandra A., (Rocky): Pep Club 9, GAA 9-10, Varsity Gymnastics 9-12, FBLA 11, BG’s 11, Yearbook 11-12. College. “Muver Goose.” RAMOS, Marie L.: BG’s 10, DECA 10, J.V. Softball 9, Hero 12, NJHS 9-10. College and Marriage. I luv you this much.” REED, Michael L, (Mikey): LAST 9-11, NJHS 9-10, NHS 11-12, Math Team 10-11, Captain 12, “It ' s Academic” 10-12, Orchestra 11-12, Marching and Symphonic Bands 12, School Board Student Member 11, LAST Letter 10- 11. College. Two wrongs don’t make a right, but three do.” REED, Sheila K., (Reedie, Polly Pure): Mixed Chorus 9, Madrigals 10-11, Homeroom Rep. 9-10, Henry Sweet Henry, Damn Yankees, The Boyfriend, Keyettes 10-11, Farm News Staff 11, Editor 12, BG’s 11, Tennis 11, Letter in music and tennis, NJHS and NHS, State Chorus. College. Give me a break!” REGISTER, Kenneth G., (Reggie): Frosh Base¬ ball. J.V. Baseball 10, J.V. Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 11, Varsity Club 11-12. College. RICE, Donna K., (Katie): Pep Club 9, Home¬ room Rep. 9-10, Swim Team 10. College. “If a man does not keep pace with his com¬ panions, perhaps it is because he hears a dif¬ ferent drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away.” RIFENDIFER, Laurent R., (Rife): Frosh Base¬ ball, Drama Club 9-10, Madrigals 11-12, Thespians 10-12, Most Talkative,” LAST 9- 10, Letter in music and drama. College and work. “I’ll drink to that.” RIPPE, Daniel R., (Belshazarr): Orchestra 9- 12, NJHS 10-11, NHS 11-12, Pres, of Orches¬ tra 12. College. What a bazoo!” ROBERTS, Frederick B., (Fred): Football 9- 10, Spring Track 9-12, Winter Track 10, Track Letter. Government job. Work is the club in the heart flush of life.” ROEHRS, Kathleen E., (Kathy): SCA 9-10, Var¬ sity Tennis 10-12, Jr. Class Sec., Sr. Class Council, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Student Senate 12, NHS Treas. 12, Yearbook 12, Tennis Letter. College for nursing. “Hey Man. ROGNILIE, Christine A., (Tina Chris): Drama 11-12, FHA 11, Sec-Treas. 12, Madrigals 12, Concert Choir 11, Music Letter. “Bananas. ROOP, Bobby R., (Half-breed): Frosh Base¬ ball, Varsity Baseball, DECA, Baseball Letter. Electrician. ROSE, Debra A., (Rosie): Henry Sweet Henry, Kafrttz, Damn Yankees, The Boyfriend, Asst. Director for Dark of the Moon, Concert Choir 9- 12, Metrotivity 11, Thespian Treas. 11, For¬ ensics Treas 12, Pres, of Music Council, Thespian Historian 12, Letter in music and drama, “Most Talented,” NJHS 9-11, Thes¬ pians 10-12. Pursue a career in the theater. “C’est $3 yid ROSE, Jean E.: Concert Choir 11, Drill Team 10- 12. Work. “Be yourself and life will be worthwhile.” ROSE, Lisa C„: NJHS 9-10, Farm News 10-12, Drama 10, Sr. Class Council, Tri-Hi-Y 10. College. ”... and what have you? D.J.P. ROSE, Susan L.: SCA Rep. 9-10, Jr. and Sr. Class Councils, Host and Hostess 12, NJHS 10-11, NHS 12, Yearbook 12, Tri-Hi-Y 9-10, V. Pres. 11, President 12. College. ROSS, Robert L., (Lynn): Varsity Gymnastics 9-12, Key Club 12. College. Mankind is like a line, forever going forward and back¬ ward, never beyond his realm of belief or disbelief. ROZIER, Virginia L., (Ginny): Tri-HLY 9-10, Drum and Sandal 9, Host and Hostess 11-12, Newspaper 11, Madison Hall SCA. College. Oh yeah ... ???” RUFFNER, Ann F.: Varsity Gymnastics 9-12. Vacation before college. Riding and training horses. SCALISE, Paul G„ (Curly): Drama 9-12, French Club 12, Director of Plaza Suite and J.B., NJHS, NHS, Thespians, Letter in drama. College. To each his own.” SCHAFE, John: Track 10, Tennis 11. College of Air Force. When the future comes, so will my plans.” SCOTT, DOUG M.: Frosh Football and Base¬ ball, J.V. Football and Baseball 10, Varsity Football 11-12, Key Club 10-11, Football Let¬ ter 11-12. Law Enforcement. SEAL, Barbara A., (Bubbles): Soccer Hawks 11, Hero 12. Secretarial position. “You’re emharassing me! SELMSER, Cathy R.: FBLA 9-10, 12, DECA 12, FHA 12. College and then become a stewardess. SETZER, Kathy L Concert Choir 12, French Club 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, NHS 12. College. Pucky! SHAW, Eric J.: Marching Band 9-12, Swim Team 10-11, LAST 10-12, Stage Band 11-12, SPSCA 11, Student Senate 12, Host and Hostess 12, Varsity Letters in Band, Swim¬ ming, and LAST. Make silent movies for the bline. “Ah, doo.” SHIELDS, Mary A.: Varsity Softball 9-12, Marching and Symphonic Band 9-10, NJHS 9-10, NHS, 11-12, Letter in Softball and Band. SHIPMAN, Russell C., (Russ): Marching and Symphonic Band 9-12, Pres, of Computer Club 10, Hiking Club 10-12. College. What kind of fool do you think I am?” SMITH, Ruth A.: J.V. BAsketball 9-11, Girls Varsity Track 9-12. College. “Do your own thing, not what others want you to do.” SMITH, Richard W., (Rick): Drama Club 9 12, Football 11, Track 11, Madrigals 10-12, Jr. Classical League 11, NJHS. College. How can you be in two places at once when you ' re not anywhere at all?” SNELL, Sharon: Forensics 11, V. Pres. 12, Tri- Hi-Y 11-12, Host and Hostess 11-12, Student Senate 12, Jr. and Sr. Class Councils. Col¬ lege. Whatever the risk, I shall be no less than what my life has made me.” SNOW, Michael D., (Smiling Jack): Jr. Class¬ ical League 9-12, V. Pres. 12, Jr. and Sr. Class Councils, Key Club Sec-Treas. 12, Student Senate 12. College. SOLANO, Ralph H., (Tarzan): Varsity Letters in Football 10-12, Varsity Letters in Track 10- 12. College. SOMERVILLE, Ronald L., (Ron): Baseball 9- 12. Policeman. STEELE, Gary L„, (Pumpkin Head): Frosh Basketball, J.V. Baseball 9-10, Varsity Base¬ ball 11-12, Swimming 11-12, Marching and Symphonic Bands 9-11, Stage Band 11. Get as rich as I can. “Friends are friends and pals are pals, but buddies stay together.” STAMPS, Michael R., (Juice): Frosh Foot¬ ball, Winter and Spring Track 9-12, Soccer 11, Jr. Class Council, Wantu-Wazuri Club. College. Have no fear, the Juice was here.” STERNER, Jerrle M.: Drill Team 11-12, Pres, of Hero Club, NHS 11-12. College, then teaching. “It’s the thought that counts.” STOCKMAN, Reed J.: Homeroom Rep. 9, Ecology Club 10-12, NJHS 10, Farm News Business Manager. Individualism and com¬ passion will collapse society ' s wall of prejudice.” STRUDER, John R.: Varsity letters in Soccer 11-12. College. STRUDER, Margaret A.: Hero 11. NJHS 10. Do Everything. “You know, you can kill a guy like that. SULLIVAN, Deborah A., (Debbie): VICA 12. Homeroom Rep. 11. Be a successful beauti¬ cian. Oh really?!?” SULLIVAN, Sharon R.: Tri-Hi-Y 10-11. Work Smile.” SUTTLE, Gary A.: Frosh Football. J.V. Wres¬ tling 9, Varsity Wrestling 10-12, Gymnastics 9, NJHS, NHS. College. SWICK, Debra: DECA 11, Hero 10. Marriage. “Live for today and today only.” SWICK, Susan K., (Sue): Choir 9-10, FHA 12, Hero 11, Himco 9-10. Marriage. Today is the first day of the rest of your life.” SWOBODA, David R.: VICA 12 TIBBS, William M„ (Bill): Chess Club 10-11, Host and Hostess 11-12, Tennis Letter 11-12, NJHS. College. TIPPINS, Dixie L.: Drill Team 9-11. Captain 12, NJHS 9-10, NHS 11-12, Host and Hostess 12, Sr. Class Council, SPAC 11. College. Sheet monn.” TOLER, Timothy D„ (’Neck): Frosh Baseball. Drama Club 10-11, Thespian V. Pres. 11. Thespians 12. Madrigals 11-12, Letter in Drama. The Boyfriend, Spoon River. Pursue acting, maybe professionally. “It ' s better to remain silent and thought a fool, than to speak up and remove all doubt.” TRAIL, Kevin F.: Chess Club 10-12, Science Fiction Club 11-12, J.V. Tennis 11, Forensics 12, NJHS, NHS. College. TRAVIS, Cynthia L., (Cindy): NJHS 9-11, Grapplerettes 10, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Parliamen¬ tarian 11, V. Pres. 12, Letter in Varsity Tennis 12, Yearbook 11, Co-editor 12, Host and Hostess 11-12, Student Senate 12, Varsity Basketball Statistician 11, NHS Sec. 12, Jr. and Sr. Class Councils, Homecoming Court 12. College. Nuggah!” TREICHEL, Patricia A., (Pat): French Club 10- 12. Work and then college. Look to this day! For it is life, the very life of life ... for yester¬ day is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision...” TUOHY, Teresa H., (Terry): Varsity Tennis 9.10 12, Basketball Manager 9-10, FTA 9-10, GAA 9-11, Madrigals 11-12, Newspaper 12, SCA 9-10, Letters in basketball and music. Singing career. Bananas!!” VEST, Kathryn A., (Kathy): FHA 9,11, and 12. Hero 12. Marriage and work. Get lost.” WALLACE, Charles E., (Big Wally): LAST 9-12, Radio Club 9-12, TV Club 9-10, Symphonic and Marching Bands 10-12, Varsity Wrestling 11-12. College. “It is better to remain silent and thought a fool, than to speak up and re¬ move all doubt. WALLACE, Maryanne, (Mayr): Mixed Chorus 9-10, Chess Club 9, Homeroom Rep. 9-10, TV Club 10, LAST 10 and 12, Letter in music. College. “You’ve got about as much tact as a piece fo used fly paper.” WALLER, Sherry A.: Hiking Club 11, WARD, Lawrence R., (Larry): Key Club 10-11, NJHS, NHS. College. Better to appear stupid than to speak out and remove all doubt.” WEAVER, M. James, (Jim): Frosh Football, J.V. Baseball 9, Varsity Baseball 10-12. Col¬ lege. T.C. is a better school.” WEEKS, Lawrence D., (Larry): NJHS 9-10. Col¬ lege. “I ' m only here for the beer.” WELCH, Sharon E.: Band 9-10, Homeroom Rep. 9, NJHS 9-10, Keyettes 10-12, Host and Hostess 11-12, NHS 11-12, FBLA 12, Sr. Class Council, Letter in Band. College. WELCH, Walter E.: J.V. Winter and Spring Track 9, Varsity Winter and Spring Track 10- 12. College. I didn’t say anything dirty . . . it’s the way you think!” WENNESON, Mary L„ (Lil’ Weenie): J.V. Hock¬ ey 9-10, Gymnastics 9-10, Captain 10, GAA 9-10, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Historian 11, Pep Club 9- 10, Sr. Class Council. College. Dream on ... Buster!!!” WHYTSELL, Stephan W., (Steve): Frosh Foot¬ ball and Track, Track 10-12, Newspaper 12. WILCOX, TereM E.:VICA 11-12. WILLIAMS, Linda S.: DECA 12. Secretary. WINNER, Sonya D.: Chorus 9-10, Concert Choir 11, Madrigals 12, Drama 9-12, Model UN 11-12, NHS 10-12, Captain of “It’s Aca¬ demic” 12, Letter in music. College. ZIMOLZAK, Sara A., (Zulu): Mixed Chorus 9. Concert Choir 10, Madrigals 11-12, Keyettes 11, Secretary 12, NJHS, Music Letter. College —teaching. I can’t stand it! seniors 187 Learning new levels of maturity while Waiting for that final year of school and Striving for a place in the world: The life of an Underclassman. 190 madison hall Mrs. Crowley (counselor), Mr. Bielich (counselor), Mrs. Johnson (counselor), Mr. Mays (principal), Mrs. Brenner (secretary). Office Assistants: Keith Stucki, Barbara Reed, Sara Zimolzak, Lori Saxty, Karen Reed, Marci Allen, Vivian Johnson, Bonnie Barr, Sharon Atkins, Larry Weeks, Marie Ramos, Kim Foley. madison hall 191 Debi Adams Robby Adams Wendy Adams George Aghasanian Barbara Albert Steve Alexander Emily Allara Brian Allen Marci Allen Jackie Alls Rick Altheida Mike Alvarado Students working industriously, Sylvia Alvarado Keith Anderle Theresa Anholt Carol Archer James Arnold TinaAmburn Georgia Anderson David Aragon Gay Arnold Debbie Arnold 192 madison hall Matt Ashford James Ault Dan Bachmeier Denise Bachmeier Cathy Backus Mike Backus Leo Bahr Scott Bailey Elizabeth Baker Janet Baker A Neccessary Item For Life Jeffery Baker John Baker Sheryl Balmer Steven Balmer Mary Barber Kathy Barnes Mike Barnett Brenda Barr Carl Barrett Drema Barrett Karen Barrett Linda Barrett Otrie Barrett Ricky Barrett Jim Basala Vivian Basl Barbara Batten Karen Bayne Connie Beach Marcia Bean madison hall 193 Martha Beeker David Benini Kathy Berry Sabra Bellovin Cherie Benton Sharon Beverly I Mike Biederman Preston Blair Jackie Blake Dale Bliss Sue Boemerman Eddie Bogess Brigitte Boland Kim Boldin Tom Bolling Linda Bond Diane Bonifer George Boardman Anna Boorda Mary Boothe Joe Bouza Charles Bowen John Bowen Michelle Bowers 194 madison hall ■ Robyn Bowers Jane Bradley Robert Brady Kerri Bravo Roberta Breary Diana Breedlove David Breznay Paula Bridgham Wayne Briscoe Robert Britt Debbie Broeder Warren Broomer Kevin Brown Pamela Brown Wanda Brown Tom Brownlow Diane Bryant Vicki Bryant Cathy Buchanan Randy Buchanan Sharon Buck Craig Buckley Vicky Buckner Heidi Buehl madison hall 195 Bruce Bushong Dennis Butler John Butz Cathy Burdette Kim Burian Jenny Burington Brian Cain Melanie Callaway Amanda Campbell Margret Campbell Sandra Campbell Chris Cannady Gary Caporaletti Bruce Carey Jennelle Carlton Gloria Carrera Mario Carrera Teresa Carrera 196 madison hall Catherine Carter Rose Carter Pam Casey James Cassidy Richard Catus Jean Chandler Russ Channell Ed Chase Denise Chevalier Katie Chichester Mary Chichester Mike Chinn David Christensen Brian Chrzastek Marguerite Cicale Briars Clark Cindy Clark Debbie Clark A Smile Makes the Day Go Right Nancy Clark Susanne Clark James Clegg madiso n hall 197 Jo Ann Clephas Kathy Cloud Dan Coast Barbie Codekas Karen Colclough Audrey Coleman Mike Colley Randy Collier Cathy Como Syndie Conaway Angela Confair Glenn Conner Cindy Cook Richard Cook Robert Cooper Paul Coppa Kathleen Corry Lawrence Corry Nick Costanzo Mary Cox 198 madison hall liliS John Creigh David Crismond Amanda Crump Robert Crump David Cruz Mark Cunningham Wayne Curtis Mike Czina Cindy Davenport Patricia Davis Skipper Davis Charles Davisson Glenn Dawson Janis Deane JeannineDeem Ron Delozier Tom Dean Charles Deavers Jo Anne Delozier Debbie Dendy madison hall 199 The Continuous Search George Dennis Monica Denniston Beth Denson Marla Dere Rob Dezzutti Paul Diaz Claire Dittman James Dixon Robin Dixon Diane Dobbon Paulina Dobua Lauren Dockler Danny Dodd Don Dockl Sheryl Dodd James Dodgens David Dodson Leo Doebel Kathy Dolenga Wayne Donahue Rodney Dotson 200 madison hall for the Right Answer Beth Dougherty Ronnie Dove Ronnie Downey Tammy Downing Diana Doyle Donald Doyle Timothy Doyle Michiel Druit Cherry Duff Jim Duley John Duley Barbara Dunigan Mike Dunigan Sherry Dunigan David Dunning Regina Dupree Charles Dyson Teresa Eastman Teresa Edwards Janet Eiskant Jennifer Essifcy madison hall 201 Wayne Estep Lowana Estes Fred Ettner Warren Evans Debbie Ferguson Karl Fiebelkorn Eddie Fisher George Fisher Kim Foley Marcia Follin 202 madison hall Mark Gorlinsky Chali Gradl William Gray Tim Groves Linda Hall Robert Hall Bill Halnon Keith Hammersly Roger Hammersly Petey Harlan i i Kathy Harman Rupert Harmon Trudy Hatter Tim Haugh Mike Heist One of these days I’ll cut my comb instead 7 7 Donnie Hill Fred Hoffmann Ronnie Holley Robin Hooper Don Howell Terry Howell Doyle Hughes Harold Hughes Vince Hughes Lori Humphrey Frances Hunt Belinda Jacobson Bob Jenkins Vivian Johnson Jerri Jones madison hall 203 Jacob Kovel Linda Lash Linda Lindsley Cindy Lineweaver Alpin MacDonald Roselyn Macon Cindy Kennon fig , ■ ' lii John Kilgore Tina Kottemann ■ El : .? ■xs Robin Jones William Jones Teresa Keener Pat Keightley Mike Kelley 204 madison hall Rose Murray Kathy Munsie Carl Newcomb Terry Orban Jenise Pascale Ricky Poe Debbie Pollum Sue Proper Ken Rook Karen McGinnis Beth Miller Neva Mitchell Ceci Moore Mary Morehart Lynn Mrstick madison hall 205 Pam Ross Lori Saxty Debbie Sebastian Cheryl Sexton Jim Shedd Lori Shepherd Carolyn Russ LizScheffee Karen Seitzinger Randy Shaw Nick Sheldon Katie Shine A N o t e o f H u m o r 206 madison hall Linda Spampneto Tammy Spencer Tracy Steward Chris Streder Robin Stucki Maureen Sullivan Catherine Terry Lori Thrasher Chris T ravis Bridget Triggs Richard Ward Rosita Winters Trica Zimolzak I madison hall 20 7 LAFAYETTE HALL LAFAYETTE HALL 208 lafayette hall Counselor: Mr. Kozlow Counselor: Mrs. Ewan Secretary: Mrs. Langford Principal: Mr. Rizzo vs , Mi kJ 2 $ ' c First Row: Leslie Ryan, Kim Lorette, Debbie Brown, Tami Gorham, Chris Conway, Jan Christianson. Back Row: Rick Delveaux, Eddie Weeks, Pam Howe. Missing: Anabella Fuentas, Barbara Kridle, Herb Kam m. lafayette hall 209 The Smiling Faces of Lafayette Hall ' Becky Allen Randy Ashford Tosha Baker Paul Balides Teresa Barrett Ginny Barton Calvin Bauer Patty Bean Eddie Boorda Miranda Boozer Kim Borden Mike Borden Wally Borden Bernardine Boska Michael Breland Monika Breland Teresa Bridge Robert Brooks Debbie Burch Shirley Burns 210 lafayette hall Terri Carter Gary Clayton Susan Claytoe Toni Collins Chris Conway Diane Crowder Debbie Cubbage Terri Darley Austa Dean Julie Deane Michele Derflinger Dave Eckart Jeff Edgar Diane Edwards Elen Elphick Sherry Enael Michele Esch Victor Esch lafayette hall 211 mmm RTOTOGW PnnjSPaEF I gnmpyw � ap’ro ' ;A Manuela Espinoza Joanne Evans Suzanne Evans Darlene Ewing Jim Ewing John Falbo Kathy Falls Beth Falls Katie Farren Kevin Farren Pat Fasnacht Mike Featherston David Felts Leo Fetterolf Chuck Finks Daisy Finley Jeff Fisher Page Fisher Aubry Fitzgerald Mike Fogarty ■ 91 2 lafayette hall Marcia Follin Paula Follin Ramona Follin Thomas Forbus David Foster Jayne Foster Melanie Fowler Barron Fox Gail Francis Josette Franzen Laura French Shelby Gale Ginny Gardner Keith Gardner Brian Gambill Andy Garrett Carla Garrett Betty Garrison Kathy Gearan Skip Seckeler Duane Geib Kurt Geldner Larry Geldner Mike Giles ... shooting for perfection. lafayette hall 213 Stuart Gillespie Carolyn Giltmier Evie Glass Kevin Gleadall Roberta Gogan Tami Gorham Eugene Gorman Tina Goudeau Tricia Goudeau Lisa Gradl Ingrid Graf Michelle Grant ... and as the teacher lectures on ... 214 lafayette hall Steve Gray Sharon Greene Bobby Green Joanne Grimaldi Deborah Grimes Karen Gubbins Ricky Guggolz Cheryl Hall Douglas Hall Tim Hall Fridays weren’t meant for thinking! Ken Hall Sara Hall Bridget Hally Annette Hamm Janet Hampton Richard Hansborough Bruce Hanson Bill Hardtke Terry Harkleroad Jerry Harkleroad Joe Harley Dwayne Harris Sharon Harris Nanette Hart lafayette hall 215 Kirk Hawn Tracy Hawkins Duane Hayes Jeffrey Hayes Brenda Hazelwood Mark Hecox Tammy Heist Ruth Heflin Melva Hensley Suzanne Herder Billy Hester Students working industriously 216 lafayette hall Claude Hicks Frank Hill Iris Hill Steve Himmelberger Debbie Hodges Robert Holman Gary Honaker Mike Honeycutt Dawn Hoover Frank Horner Brenda Horton Debbie Hottle Don Houck Marilyn Howard Laura Howell Diana Hudson Reggie Hudson Ben Hufnagel £ , INU X ' . ' ? ' ' ' a i jfipjK if iv. ■ ' T , Y ' :| t ! lafayette hall 217 MarkJiminez James Johnson Charles Johnson Kathy Johnson Steve Johnson Darlene Jones James Jones Mike Jones Janet Jay Donald Jewett Pat Hughes Tony Hullett Ray Humphreys Sharon Humphreys Carolyn Hunter Stacy Huntington Julie Hurst George Hutnan Lynn Hyatt Mark Imbriani John Ives Jeff Jacobson mmm ■am wmm 1 218 lafayette hall Freddie Jordan Robin Jordan Rose Juraschek Thomas Kaminsky Herb Kamm fes s? Confair Karla Denise Karroll Janet Kearney Sherry Keener Joy Kelly Charles Kennedy Teresa Kenney Patricia Kendrick Norman Kidd Barry Kingrey Leslie Kisendaffer David Kitchen Did you call? lafayette hall 219 Teddy Lyons Cathy Lyons Morty Lymore Leon Lyes Jim Loyd Janice Lipscomb Linda Hitt Dale Liming John Lewin Cathy Lewin Express yourself 220 lafayette hall Chuck Lunsford Nancey Macan Jeff Malaby Tim Malony Walter Manger Joe Maron Karl Masters Kevin Masters Robert Mathis Larry McDaniels Ron McDonald Ron Mcdoneld Mary McDowell Pat McHale David McKeon Mike McKeon Bill Mead Keith Milton lafayette hall 221 Keith Pinkard Roy Pirtle Larry Poorbaugh Jennie Price Melvin Madigan Alan Miner James Morehart Tracy Moreland Lynne Mullins Sherry Mullins Wanda Mullins Bill Mutcheller Paul Nelson Debbie Nienaber Gary Nork Carlos Ortiz Raymond Price Margaret Quan Charlie Ramirez Susan Racherbaumer Scott Randles Carol Reeb Jeff Richards Sally Riordan David Riser Jeffrey Robbins David Rodee Jeff Somerville 222 lafayette hall David Carter displays his juggling talent Brian Smith Tom Shepherd Tony Savage Albert Rose Tom Roehm Teddie Sparks Donna Skidmore Debbie Sites Mike Simpson Barry Simpson Russell Sherman Terri Seward Glen Sears David Scholl Jody Schnug Rocky Salvatore Leslie Ryan Phillip Roehrs Bob Sonnessa Rick Starr lafayette hall 223 What ARE you doing? Flood Thomas Sharon Thomas Chad Thompson Patti Tolson Margaret Townsened Mike Tubbs Stuart Tucker Sara Turner John Ulica Karen Ulica Denise Uhlfelder Mike Vernon 224 lafayette hall People being together Chuck Voccio Pat Wager Tammy Walnetski Tom Weber Kelly Weir Jeff Welborn Edgar Welch Sharon Whytsell Brenda Williams Robin Winner Dan Winslow Dan Winslow Randy Witt Doug Wood Rhonda Wood lafayette hall 225 5 WASHINGTON HALL 5 226 Washington hall Principal: Mr. McCormick Secretary: Mrs. Hill Counselor: Mrs. Huggins Counselor: Mr. Evans Office Assistants: Karen Ochis Bonnie Bailey Josie Boggess Brenda Bryant Sheryl Moore Melinda Parker Washington hall 227 s ) Annette Acevedo Perry Akers Paul Anders Gary Arnold Tony Barker Buddy Barkley Susan Barnes Arnie Bayiy Cindy Bliss Tom Bliss Josie Boggess John Bone Terry Bowen Carol Bradley Kathy Brannan John Bray Carol Brearey Bill Breedon Jennie Breon Leilahni Brown Debbie Calderon William Carr Karen Carter Debbie Chichester Seibi Chinen Kwan Ho Chung Tod Clark David Clegg Keith Cole Kathy Compton Tom Conway Debbie Crowder Roberta Curkedall Donald Darsons Julie Donohue Patricia Dunigan Mary Een Brigitte Eisenhart Mark Ellmore Barbara Eubank Rosie Eubank Susan Eubank Washington hall 229 Erin Fitzgerald Christina Gascon David Gogalski Bev Fitzgibbons Patty Gentry Eric Haas Mary Fitzgibbons James Fones Connie Frantz Charles Fredrickson Ken Halloway Phil Hart Denise Haught Dal Hardy Hilda Harvey Suzan Hausburg Kendall Henson Melanie Hogan Mike Honaker Stephanie Hopkins 230 Washington hall Tom Howard Robert Hudson Jon Hufnagel Ellwood Jacobs Perry Jennings Becky Jones Gilbert Keller Susan Kells Anita Kendrick Ted Kirby Karen Kramer Binnie Lacy Debbie Lacy Tommy Lamb Greg Lambert Doug Lane Rick Langley Brian Langlinais Ooh, something bit me! Washington hall 231 Jack Lantz Carole Laughlin Greg Laughlin Robert Lavinder Ricky Lawhorn Jenny Lawrence Bill Leatherland Linda Legg Dawn Leonardt Michele Lester Linda Liddle Regina Lifset Tom Lightner Karen Lindsley Kathy Lineberry Matt Linehan Robin Lineweaver Lisa Litton Scott Lockard Paul Lockhert 232 Washington hall Jennifer Lovelace Chuck Lowe John Lowry Susan Lozak Michael Lucas Lynne Lukowski Janell Lunsetter Arleen Lunsford Larissa Lynch Stuart Lyons Maura MacDonnell Byron Madden John Madden John Madigan Thomas Megee Doug Major Vicki Mantelerr Bob Marlow Ken Marlow Melvin Marshall Washington hall 233 Glenn Martin Robin Martin Ricky Martinez Joe Marvich Gary Mason Kevin Massey Jerry Mathaney Tuan Mattes Joyce Matthews Katherine Maupin Malinda Maxwell Brenda McAleese Rehearsing for the BIG BAND! Joellen McCleese Becky McConnell Karen McCoy Clint McCraw David McCraw Wanda McCurry 234 Washington hall Happiness is a good book. Arlene McHale Colleen Mcllwain Marian McIntosh Ralph McIntyre Mike McKee Toni McKenna Kandy McKinney Leon McKinney Sharon McKinney Kathie McMillan Kevin McNamara Susan Megee Washington hall 235 Ken Melville Nancy Melville John Menager Richard Mickle Anna Miller Connie Miller Mike Miller Nancy Miller Paul Miller Deve Mitchell CHEESE-burger! Judy Mitchell Angela Moore John Moore Johnny Moore Shirley Moore Mercedes Morales Karen Moreland Sue Morgan Jeannie Morris Sharon Moskoff 236 Washington hall Annemarie Moss Lisa Mulluns Angela Murdsie Edward Murphy Pat Murphy Sam Muschkin Charles Mussomele David Mutscheller Kelly Myers Raymond Nelbach Leslie Newbegin Lori Newbegin Carrie Newell David Newman Joe Newman Jerry Neufang Artie Nichols Chris Nielsen Washington hall 237 Anne Niezgoda Farinoosh Niroo Gary Nixon Linda Noblin Alfred Nobrega Henry Nobrega Doug Nork Mike Norris Mary O’Conner Gwenever Odems Kathy Okyen Jean Older Reuben Oliver Mary O ' Quinn Maureen O’Quinn Brian O’Sullivan Brian Overton Steve Ovrevik Mary Pagliarulo Rodney Palmer Ann Parker Carla Parker Pete Parker Linda Parolini Solitude. 238 Washington hall Deirdre Pastore Patricia Pauly Bill Payne Nancy Pellegrini Jess Pennington Tom Peoples Pam Peters Vicki Petitt Bret Phares Marty Pierce Margaret Pinkard Jay Pirtle Don Poe Eddie Poplin Katherine Porter Russell Potter Rhonda Powers Kim Pratt Carrie Previ Jeff Price Lisa Price Roger Price Scott Price Tim Price Washington hall 239 Brenda Prinkey Tom Prisaznick Kevin Proctor Barbara Quitugua Mike Racherbaumer What else does a drum major do during band! Byran Rady Mel Rappleyea John Raybuck Karen Reed Steve Reed 240 Washington hall Suzanne Reed Bruce Rose Brenda Russell Linde Schafer Jocelyn Senn Larry Skelton Tom Richbourg Marsha Ross Michele Ryan Peggy Schulte Lynn Seybold Randy Smith Pam Rinehuls Cathy Ruffner Mike Sakeliaris Vicki Scott Pat Shearer Susan Smith Wayne Roberson Karen Ruffner Joe Sawyer Cheryl Seablom George Simcox Trania Smith Washington hall 241 James Sprouse Bobby Spurr Julie Stewart Scott Stice Charles Stimson Karl Stoffelen Lorraine Strickland Chris Struder Cindy Sullivan Charles Swartz Scott Switzer William Thodos Joan Thomas MikeTrail Robin Trittipoe Bill Tuohy Nancey Turner James Ursettie 242 Washington hall Gregg Wilkerson Lauren Wilson John Windt Therese Windt Kermit Yonts Mike Zellmer Bill VanLew Gene Veterre SandyVosburg Jack Ward Darlene Warren Rick Warren Sharon Weaver Tim Weber Chris White Washington hall 243 Jtram MAKE irA 5UiEtTt R . Chmtmas Send k Carxly Cane X - -N , ' ■ ■ ' 244 hamilton hall Counselor: Mr. Clark Principal: Dr. Murray Counselor: Mrs. McAllister Secretary: Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton Hall Office Assistants Back Row: Phyllis Heller, Donna Lockhart, Mary Ballantyne, Katie Shepherd Middle Row: Paticia Keehan, Cindy Garret t, Susan Mitton, Debbie Costello Front Row: Terrie Darley, Mike Kencitzski, Peter Hughes hamiltonhall 245 Edward Adams Mary Allen Denise Anderson Jack Anderson Pam Anger Vicki Arnold Jan Atkins Bernade Banks Lewis Beach Greg Bembenick Leroy Borden Mike Bray Mike Baeb Randy Bart Brenda Beavers Darien Beuke Fred Bowen Billy Brinkley Brett Bainbridge Nancy Barbee Jack Behlendorf Jeff Bonifer Irene Bowman James Bruck 246 hamilton hall Mike Bruck David Carter Bobby Caudill Brian Christensen Gaye Christensen Kim Colclough Kathy Collier Mori Confair Debbie Costello Julie Craver Dwayne Crawford Carol Creigh Beth Creigh BruceCummings Carol Cutchall Mike Dailey Harold Davenport Greg Davis Larry Davis Candace DeMory Mike Dennis Mark DeVere Jan Dillow Pat Dixon Get hip to the jive!!! hamiltonhall 247 Jerrio Doebel Susan Donathan Charlie Donato Diana Doyle Penny Dyson Sherrie Farran Terrie Fraley Julie Fraser Steve Femiano Jeff Foreman Mike Fox Mike Galayda Sharon Garret David George Victor Gonzalez Valerie Grimes Brian Cain works hard. Debbie Gresham Donald Gray Beth Gray MarkGustine Brian Hanson Karen Harlan 248 hamilton hall Pam Harman Pat Harrington Pam Hartman Kathy Hayes Debbie Healy Adrienne Heard Cindy Hecox Greg Hedges Phylis Heller Lorraine Henderson Cris Hernandez Dan Hester Donna Hickey Jack Hicks David Hoague Tammy Hopkins 2®4x 1 2-4-4x14® 7-24 2® 2 4!!! hamilton hall 249 Robert Jiminez Gina Johnson Chet Jones Susan Jones Quent Jones Bruce Karas John Keenan Chris Kichinko Mike Kirkland Sandy Knudslien If I got any more excited ... I ' d fall asleep!!!!! Leslie Lanham Alicia Lawton Vicki Lincoln Donna Lockart Karen Lowery Theresa Martin David Matthews Bobby Maxwell Jeff McCormack Rachel McDaniel 250 hamilton hall David McDowell David McKee James Mess Cindy Migliaccio Brenda Miller Dan Mittendorf Ken Monger Greg Moskoff Robert Murphy Kerry Myers hamilton hall 251 Tilghman Payne Larry Payne Jeane Parker Donna Purdham Zoanne Quarles Leslie Radu Cindy Rantz Lynn Rawlings Frank Reeb Jeff Reedy Donna Reid Robert Remy Greg Reveles Sam Rhodes Mark Richards Kathy Riddick Kathy Riggs Kim Riggs Mary Rinehuls Richard Ring Judy Roberts Kevin Roberts Maxine Roberts Susan Robinson Evelyn Runaldue Charlotte Rutley Andy Rutherford Jamie Russell John Russell John Russell 252 hamilton hall Jim Rogers Kathy Rogers Sue Rooney Albert Rose Ann Rosenwasser Roger Roussell Ann Ruder Divina Samson Cleve Sanders Jimmy Sanders Carol Snaford Debbie Sargent Barbara Sayers Walter Scablom Lisa Scalise 253 I Stephanie Senn Darrell Sharps Kevin Shaw Mike Sheldon Katie Shepherd Beverly Shipman Michael Short Mike Sikorski Bob Simcox Ernestina Simpkins Jutta Simpkins Mary Pat Simpson ' M V 1 I Scott Sinclair Chris Smith James Smith Jimmy Smith Tracy Smith Derek Snead Kathy Snow Laurie Snow Debbie Snyder Susie Snyder Scott Solliday Kelly Spangler •mm r - Brigitte cheers the Hawks on. 254 hamilton hall Stan Sparks Scott Spence Tom Sperry Ellen Spillane Elizabeth Spinelli Ed Spring Martha Srednicki Pat Stafford Bill Stead Debbie Steele Linda Steele Sean Stepp Class time Not another timed writing??!! Debbie Stice Mary Stockstill John Stofflen Keith Stoller Mitch Sturm Cheryl Sullivan John Sullivan Linda Svirsky Maureen Svirsky Joyce Swartz Frances Swindall Stuart Switzer hamiltonhall 255 Have you seen the latest issue of “Playgirl”??!! Leslie Stone Beth Stout Carol Stout Chuck Stover Phillip Stubbs David Stumbaugh Yvette Sturges Bud Sturm Lisa Tate Cindy Taylor Glen Taylor Rhonda Taylor Teresa Taylor Yvonne Taylor Mike Terrill Mischael Terrill 256 hamilton hall Everyone gets involved Tom Talbert Noel Tenorio Mike Tesh Terry Tesh Debbie Tettelbach ■MB Debbie Thomas ElaineThomas Elmer Thomas Kevin Thomas Pam Thomas Why is everybody upside down?!!!! hamilton hall 257 Hey you guys, we discovered MARS!!! Scott Thomas Jackie Tilghman Karen Tomkins Debbie Tomlinson Mary T rail Jeannette Treichel Eve T ruesdal Cathy Trybul Greg Twait Judy Tyson Danny Urps Greg Vallenari David Vanlew Vicki Vanloo Teresa Van Setters Elizabeth Vaughn Mary Venable William Venable Lesters Vickers Donna Violett 258 hamiltonhall Science produces many miracles! Mike Voccio Amy Walters Debbie Ward Robert Ward Joy Warner April Watson Liz Watson Mike Watson Jay Waugh Steve Weaver Cindy Weitz Karen Weller Rhonda Wenrich Ronnie Wenrich Susan Wenrich Tony Westbrook Debbie White Terry Whiteley Ricky Wilcox Theresa Wilhelm hamilton hall 259 Brad Williams Dennis Williams Harvey Williams Keith Williams Marilyn Williams Sandra Williams Windy Williams Carol Wilshire Carol Wilson David Wilson Derick Wilson Melody Wilson Phil Wilson Don Winkler Sueann Winkler Susan Winn Cindy Wood Davia Wood Philip Woods Julie Woolfrey File Bruce under “S” for “sleepy”!!! 260 hamilton hall We’ll get it together sometime! Wyatt Wright Lisa Yele Mac Yonts Scott Younger Sharon Zacofsky hamilton hall 261 PSBPf ’• ;..•. ' £ _ 262 Fairfax Hall Mr. White, Mrs. Burns, Ms. Young, and Mr. Yohe. Office Helpers: Penny Dyson, Karen Kramer, Yvette Gray, Lorraine Strickland, Dave Newman. Sub-School Officers: Buck Buchanan, Fairfax; Laurie Cupka, Jefferson; Mike Lincoln, Jeffer¬ son; Jack Fraser, Fairfax. Intermediate SCA Fairfax Hall—8th Grade Delegates: Row One: Stacy Gleim, Beth Lippard, Kathy Hoagland, Lena Sexton. Row Two: Billy Collins, Skip Eskridge, Bob Walentynowicz. Row Three: Lynne Brown, Candy Bahr, Suzanne Parrack, Cindy Lowry. Fairfax Hall—7th Grade Delegates: Row One: Tammy James, Brenda Groves, Kathy Fisher. Row Two: Stan Benson, Kenton Edelin, Buck Buchanan, Patricia Dear. Row Three: Brad Boyd, Mike Hazleton, Mike Kitchen, Diane Anderson, Christy Frye, Jackie Channell. fairfax hall 265 Intermediates take pride in their school Nancy Adair Robert Adair Billy Adams Donna Adams Ronnie Adams Walter Adams Chris Adkins Rochelle Adsitt Mary Aghajanian Janet Albers Mike Albert Cindy Albritton John Allen Martha Allison George Anders Paul Anders Danny Anderson Diana Anderson Jane Anderson Louis Anderson Dave Andrus Jackie Annis Robert Anzini Kathy Arata David Arnold Robin Arthurs Mike Asher Shari Athey Rickard Atkins Kenny Austen 266 fairfax hall Paola Bacigalupo Karen Backus Duncan Badine Sharon Baggott Candy Bahr Gina Baker Kerry Baker Robin Baker John Balitis Mark Ballew He went thata way. Tommy Baly Jim Barbee John Barber Marty Barber Brian Barker Curtis Barnes Kim Barnes Ronnie Barnes Leslie Barnett Susan Barnett Vanetta Barrett Justin Basala Julia Basile Victor Batson Richard Bayliss Barbara Beach Donna Beach Lottie Beach Shirley Beard Lisa Beasley fairfax hall 267 Kathy Bell Steve Bell Anne Marie Bellian Aldo Bello Edith Belt Jeff Benini Kim Bennett Robert Benson Stan Benson Marilyn Berry Janelle Bettge Lena Beyersdorf Mike Bible Nellie Bierly Mike Biggs Patty Bishop Sherri Bishop Mark Bladen Diane Blair Tom Blair Ronald Blake Mike Blase Patty Blevins Keith Bliss Eddie Blunt Ray Boddie Karine Bolstein Carrie Booth Bobby Bostick Mike Boswell Terry Boswell Stacie Bowers Sam Bowie William Bowie Steve Bowling Brad Boyd Jane Boyle Art Brannan Eva Brannan Richard Brannan 268 fairfax hall Brenda Bratton David Brehaut Baroara Briley Paul Brinkley Lorraine Briscoe Marisa Brister Tammy Britt Tracey Broeder Wanda BrooKs Brenda Brown Cathy Brown Ed Brown Janet Brown Janice Brown Leon Brown Lynne Brown Patty Brown Sharon Brown Tracey Brown Billy Brownlow Intermediates learn useful skills fairfax hall 269 Rocket club has a blast Kriss Brumble Kami Bryan Sue Bryant Buck Buchanan Kyle Bunting Jackie Bura Jim Bura Dave Burch Kelly Burch Whitney Burton Michele Buse John Bush Carol Bushong Lilly Butts Greg Byrd Tommy Call Debbie Campbell Fred Campbell Jean Campbell Tommy Campbell Jeffrey Cap Tim Carmichael Steven Carr Stephanie Carrera 270 fairfax hall exercise Getting our David Carter Pat Carter Tammy Carter Tom Carteaux Karen Casey Randy Cass Ted Cater Connie Catudal Janet Cewe Anna Chambers Jackie Channell Mona Chorosinski Melissa Christensen YiTae Chung John Clanagan Denise Clark Richard Clark Terry Clark Tom Clark Victor Clarke Lesley Clary Carl Claterbuck Chuck Clatterbuck Regina Cleveland Cathy Cline Marion Cloud Lynne Cobbs Billy Cockrell Ricky Cockrell Alan Cogan David Colclough Danny Cole Nelson Cole Gene Coleman Billy Collins Billy Collins fairfax hall 271 ' ' i Mmmm good ... tasty too. Julie Collins Sarah Collins Steve Collins Tony Como Al Condrey Pam Constantino Mike Conway Gerry Cook Joe Cook Karen Coose Sharon Coose Penny Cornell Ethel Carry Carol Corzine Bump Costanzo Randy Costello Karen Coughlin Gary Cowling Pam Cox Howard Cox Janet Cox Jerry Crawford James Crews Doug Crider Debbie Crismond RobertCronan Karen Crooker I What am I doing in Home Ec??? 272 fairfaxhall Mark Crump Mary Beth Crump Rotonna Cunningham Lisa Curkendall Amy Cutchall Randy Damron Debi Dassonville Kathi Dassonville Bruce Daugherty John Davis Kathleen Davis Teresa Davis John Dawson Sharon Dawson Yale Dean Patricia Dear Janet Defonde Beth Deiahanty Janine Delay John Delay Sheri Delbridge Cathy Delozier Joe Deluca Kristin Dendtler Billy Dendy Maura Dennis Shelley Dennis Jane Denniston John Denson Richard Derfiinger Kent Dnln.gra Nyrma Diaz Deborah Dickman Publishing our yearbook takes time and hard work fairfax hall 273 Scenes from the Science Department Don ' t flip your lids! Robert Dinion Gia Dirks Lucky Dixon Mark Dobratz Rebecca Dodgens Beverly Dodson Donneta Doebel Julie Dolenga Kelly Donahue Dan Donofrio Pam D’Orazio Kevin Dotson Shirley Driggers Cliff Druit Mark Drumb John Drumb Hayden Duff Joe Duley Becky Dunlop Stephanie Dunning Diane Dushane Jeff Dyson Gary Eastridge Chris Eastwood Valjean Eastwood Kenton Edelin Eddie Edwards Stephanie Edwards Anita Elmore Carolyn Elmore Melinda Elliott Wendy Ellis Sherry Ellmore 274 fairfaxhall Susie Elphick Kelly Endicott Marcy Engel Joe England Skip Eskridge Dixie Estes Brian Etter Willie Ettner Marion Eubank Michael Euripedes Dennis Evans Kelly Evans Terry Evans Ronda Farmer Kerrie Farren Andrea Fearce Todd Featherston Renee Femiano Agnes Ferris David Ferris Carla Fields Chuck Fields Lydia Fifield Kathy Fisher Linda Fisher fairfax hall 275 SCA sponsors Christmas door decorating contest ou SEE WHAT Congratulations, Homeroom 100 for winning! Neil Fisher Robin Fisher Pat Fitzgerald Dennis Fitzpatrick Mike Fletcher Maureen Flynn Zora Flynn Carol Follin Valerie Ford Craig Foreman Debbie Forrest Walter Forlini James Fortney James Foster Selina Fowler Melinda Fox Barbie Fraley Sandra Frantz Tommy Frantz Jack Fraser Eighth grade chorus presents Christmas assembly. 276 fairfax hall Martie Fredrickson Steve Freeman Carolyn French Vickie Friend Ronnie Fry Christy Frye Mike Frye Timothy Frye Becky Fuller Tracy Fultz David Furr Diane Furr Jerome Gage Ricky Gainer Ann Gaiayda Cindy Galiffa Ann Gallagher Patty Galownia Elizabeth Gammons Cecile Garcia Michael Garcia Carol Gardner Lisa Gariili James Garrett Jerry Garrison Geoff Garvais Carolyn Garvey Darlene Garvey Stan Gates Angie Gavin Keith Gavin Beryl Gay David Geib Belinda Gentry Mike George Scott Gibson Travis Gibson Lewis Givotinsky Karin Gjormand Tom Gleason I’d better look at this carefully. fairfax hall 277 Stacie Gleim Debbie Goldinger Donald Goldinger Marcy Goll Mark Goll Philip Gonda Matt Gonzalez Glen Goodsell Allison Gosnell Sandy Goss Allen Gott Renee Goudeau Mary Graf Lori Granger Suzy Grantham Brenda Graves Diane Gray Judy Gray Laura Gray Aretha Grayson Sharon Grayson Dwight Greear Mike Green Michael Grice Steve Grimes Steve Gummer son Albert Gustafson Harold Gustafson Brian Gustine George Hadjikyriakou Busy, busy, busy!! 278 fairfaxhall Intermediates perform Becky Hall Bonnie Hall Carlton Hall Mary Hall Sandy Hall John Halloway Carol Halpern Gerrie Halsey at homecoming assembly Michael Haltigan Priscilla Hamilton Sally Hammersley Kathy Hannafey Peggy Hanson Philip Hardt Bertie Hardy Carol Hardy David Hardy Annette Harley Tim Harley Warren Harlow David Harmon Sharon Harper Leonard Harrington Billy Harris Julie Harris Mike Harris Kevin Hattie Paige Hausburg Wayne Hausman Betty Havenner Take that.... and that fairfax hall 279 ! Space to relax in. Cramped for space. Mark Ha we Gtgi Hawley Mark Hawn Mike Hazelton Dawn Hecox Brian Hedrick Linda Hedrick Richard Heist Herman Helfrich Greg Henderson Tim Henderson Greg Henry Lee Henry Robert Hepp Daryl Hess Janie Hess Tom Hewitt Billy Hickox 280 fairfax hall Ken Hicks Ronnie Hicks Theresa Hicks Lisa Higgins Bill Hill DeAnna Hill Lisa Hill Walt Hill Blain Hinegardner Gina Hitt Kathy Hoagland Barbara Hoffman Susan Holleman Glenn Holley Jeff Holm Debbie Holman Glen Holman Lori Holman Dee Holt Brian Honaker Robert Hood Brenda Horan Cathy Horner Ortensia Houck Deep in Thought fairfax hall 281 0 Our fearless leader speaks. I sure wish I’d listened yesterday. Pam Houseknecht David Howe Bill Hubbard Jerry Hubbard Steve Hubble Kelly Hudson Regina Hudson William Huff Bruce Huffer Donna Huffman James Hughes Mike Hughes Viv Hughes Richard Hugus Kerry Humphrey Steve Humphrey Bridget Hunter Allan Huntzinger To m Huntzinger Marchel Hurlocker Billy Hurst Partick Hutton Ginny Iverson Kimberly Ives Neala Jackman Paul Jackson Vera Jackson Tammy James Linda Jameson Tiffany Jaques Bruce Jenkins JoAnne Jennelle Carolyn Jiminez Crystal Johnson Larry Johnson Maynell Johnson Anthony Jones Archie Jones Carl Jones Cathy Jones 282 fairfax hall Quiet! Students at work! Cindy Jones Clarence Jones David Jones Diane Jones Jackie Jones Julie Jones Karen Jones Philip Jones Robin Jones Tammy Jones Tammy Jones Toney Jones Eileen Kane Benny Kearns Michael Keefer Sherry Keene Darla Keffer Tim Kehler Jeff Keller LuAnn Keller fairfax hall 283 It’s assembly time! Jack Kellerman Vickie Kelley Ronnie Kells Jay Kelly Tommy Kenney Thia Keppel Kathy Koslow Ruth Kovel Tony Kurucz Kathy Kuser Vasilios Kyrkos Brenda Langley Mike Kern June Ketchum Mike Kidd Roger Kidd Richard Kilgore Donna Kimble Anthony King Chuck King Pam King Mike Kitchen Eric Knight Vicki Knox 284 fairfax hall Lori Langlinais Susan Leese Joe Lewin Lauren L if set Denise Liming Sandy Lindsley Beth Lippard Edgar Little Sandy Litvinas Mark Locke Terri Long Cindy Lowry Students earn points for awards. Melissa Lundy Bryan Maat Jeff Main James Major Frank Malenosky Ricky Mallonnee Amy Mankin Bill Marlin Kimberly Masters Tom Maxwell Scott McAfee Michael McCall Kelly McClain Eric McClanahan Robert McCord Dale McCraw Mark McCraw Frankie McFarland Valerie McGowan Paul McHale Billy McKelleget James McQuigg Tracey Meahl Sing out Susan Mehler Barbara Miller Jimmy Mills Marjorie Mills Karen Milton Intermediates! Deidre Mitchell Ruth Mitton Dale Moore David Moore Dennis Moore Willie Moore Sally Morton Peggy Mullins Sandra Mullins Teresa Mullins mmwmsmwrn mm $« 1 «� • ««� ««. „ .BMw BB ifSh ' SSSU y v smmf smsmwmmVMMs($mw •.•. •• «, Remember the MADD Festival of 1974? Pat Mu (vanity Donna Musmanno Vicki Myers Pam Nash Russell Nelson Dickie Newell Larry O’Connor Mike O’Meara Keith Orban Jane Osier Brian Owens Leslie Palmisano Diane Parker Suzanne Parrack Gina Pastrano 286 fairfax hall Mike Patterson Ronnie Payne Liz Pedersen Teresa Petitt Sally Piatt Joann Policastro Cindy Pritchett Nora Quan Tom Radabaugh Juanita Ramos David Rawlings Chris Redder Patty Reilly James Riccio Debby Richards Charles Roberts Angela Rogers Jimmy Rutley Brent Ryals Ross Sanders Laura Schafer Scott Schneberger Susan Schneider Chris Scott Earl Seay Kelly Sechrist Lean Sexton Roxanne Shaubach Hillary Shepard Elizabeth Shipman MY NAME IS FRANCOIS TURNER! Just hangin ' around . .. fairfax hall 287 Donna Short Patty Simmons Brooks Skelton Crystal Smith Debi Smith Derrick Smith Donna Smith Mary Spampneto Clare Spillane Kim Stancil Roland Steele Laura Sternberg Sean Stewart Jackie Stroebel Jennifer Stroebel Sue Stuart Brian Sullivan Melody Sullivan David Swain Mary Swoboda MargaretTerry Terry Thomas Kevin Thompson Jesse Tibbs Kristen Tompkins Kathy Tooley Steve T renery Brad Trippett Lisa Violett Karen Wacker 288 fairfax hall Becky Wagoner Dave Waite Bob Walentynowicz Allison Walker Sheri Wall Billy Wallace Sheryl Wallace Jerry Watson Billy Weitz Jim Welch Tyrone Welch Calvin Williams Teresa Williams Karen Williamson Wanny Winslow fairfax hall 289 Jefferson Hall Mrs. Aiken, Mr. Whiteman, Mr. Jewett, Mrs. Quartana, Mr. Lutz. Jefferson Hall Office Helpers: Row One: P. Spinello, S. Sayers, T. Lincoln, E. Meehan, G. Wright, K. Lowry, S. Stice. Row Two: R. Campbell, T. Seeley, E. Runaldue, C. Taylor, A. Walters, T. Powers. Intermediate SCA Eighth Grade Delegates: Row One: M. Ulica, J. Fraley, D. Clephas. Row Two: L. Lindstrom, A. MacDonnell, R. Racherbaumer, S. Fenimore, L. Cupka, S. Drumm. Row Three: J. Stidham, I. Morales, B. Boorda, J. Rudser, J. Jay, S. Weathers. Aileen MacDonnell, Treasurer; Roxanne Racherbaumer, President; Laura Lindstrom, Secretary; Francois Turner, Vice President. Over-all SCA Officers Seventh Grade Delegates; Row One: F. Turner, M. Linclon, J. Lasko. Row Two: M. Sherman, S. Turner, D. Neizgoda. Row Three: L. Schull, P. Page, C. Rice, K. Wilkerson, J. Thrasher. jefferson hall 291 t I I Renee Adsitt Kelly Altizer Cathy Anderson Homero Acevedo Frank Adams Beth Adamson Girls’ sports Marvin Archie Sam Arrington Bob Arthur Susie Ashford Donna Atkinson Denise Autrey David Baeb Steve Bailey Mike Barrett Alan Bauer John Baungarten Earl Beavers LoAnn Bembenick Brad Bladen Debbie Blankenship Ginny Bliss Marianne Bohls Bob Boorda Keep on truckin ' , Mrs, Levy. Mary Anderson Richard Anderson Joan Aragon ■fc- ► Sonya Bowers Sylvia Bowers Debbie Broomer 292 jefferson hall Jerry Brown Junior Brown Alan Bruce Joyce Bruck Cathy Buchanan Greg Bucker count too! Kenny Burns Don Bussard Richard Buttery Paula Calderon Robin Campbell Sergio Cardozo Kim Carlson Greg Carter Rhonda Carter Jerry Clayton Dawna Clephas Liz Coffey Philip Colclough Tom Conway Barbara Cooper Who said girls are weak? Terri Corzine Pam Costello Mike Cowan Bobby Croft Laurie Cupka Cindy Cutchall jefferson hall 293 Hat day Was tops Steve Dailey Hugh Davis Teresa Delbridge Jackie Delozier Irene Dennis Perry Dennis Richard Denson Matthew DeVor Carolyn Dooley Lisa D ' Orazio Wayne Dorman Clint Downing Doug Dreppard Sherry Drumm Angela Duncan Andy Dunn Danny Dyson Tina Earley Robby Edgar Teresa Elder Joy Ellison Gus Euripides Terri Fagan Suzanne Fenimore 294 jefferson hall Donna Ferguson Mike Finsterle Agnes Fitzgerald Garry Fleming Kathy Forbus Ben Ford Jim Fraley Clarence Gill Steve Glaza Mike Goff Anna Gonzales Sandra Gothard Karen Grantham Judy Gresham Tina Grier Greg Grimes Susan Gruenberg James Haltigan Keith Flanson Randy Harris Richard blastings Ronnie Hawley Carl Hecox Ronald Heflin Ann Heller Sherry Henry David Hoilman Moira Holly Timmy Hoover Teresa Hopkins Scott Howerton Ralph Hullett Arlene Hutnan Jesse Jay Ricky Jenkins Cindy Jones jefferson hall 295 Intermediate students enjoy working together Doris Jones Steve Jones Kikita Kirkland Maria Kleese Pam Lake Patty Lake PenniLake Terry Lambert Sandra Langlinais Kathy Lanman Phil Lanman Donna Lantz Tim Larew Cathy Lash Jennifer Lasko Amy Laughlin Sherry Laughlin Wendy Lavalle Brenda Lavinders Andre Lavoie Debbie Lawhorne Vickie Lawhorne Terry Lawrence Jeff Lee Tracy Lee Shirley Lester 296 jefferson hall David Lewis Carol Liddle Lorena Light Susie Liming Michael Lincoln Terri Lincoln Barbara Lindsley Laura Lindstrom Jack Lineberry James Ling Eighth graders concentrate on their tests. m ' - £ Melvin Lucas Scott Lundy Julie Lunsetter Lori Lusk Mark Lyles Sinnie Lymore Roger Lipscomb Byron Littlepage Gil Livesay Elizabeth Locke Andy Loeffler Bill Long Sandy Long Glenn Longey Felice Lopez Kim Lopez Sonya Lovett Vince Loving Kevin Lozals Eric Lucas The faces are familiar. jefferson hall 297 I Cindy Lyons Aaron Maat Gary Macdonald Aileen MacDonnell Sharon Mace Laurie MacGowan Lee Machina Richard Madigan Harvey Magner Rick Magner Wanda Magwood Tom Magyar Chris Malcom Martha Mallow David Malone Helga Malone Suzanne Malone Gary Mantiply Brian Marchese Rick Marks Jeff Marlin Pam Marshall Carl Martin Hansen Martin John Martin Scott Martin Robert Martinez Sherry Martyn Neal Mason Baron Massie Beth Mathis Tom Matson Hao Mattes Debbie Matthews Debbie Matthews 298 jefferson hall Roller skatin keeps kids on their toes. Tom Maute Cindi Mayer Kathy Mayer Paul McCarthy Staci McArthy Brenda McCall Brenda McClanahan Jackie McConnell Kathy McCormick Mark McCulloch Bill McDaniel James McDaniel Sandy McDermott Thayer McDougle Sandy McGogney Annie McGraw Deejay McKee Marty McMahon Chris McMillan Janie McMullen Debbie McQuinn Sherrie Meagher Debbie Meahl Eddie Meehan Becky Meisenhelter jefferson hall 299 Chuck Meisenhelter Pam Michael Helen Mikhalevsky Diana Miller Diane Miller Gary Miller Jack Miller Intermediate students develop skills for future use Billy Moore Harley Moore Robin Moore Ruby Moore Susan Moore Tina Moore Idolina Morales Mary Mitchell Wanda Mitchell Mike Moeller Willard Moon Susan Mooney 300 jefferson hall Carolyn Morehart Susan Morehouse Jennifer Morris Scott Morton Chris Moskoff Linda Moss Tammie Mulligan Pam Mullins Shelia Mullins Brian Murphy Tim Murphy Freda Mussomele John Mutscheller Billy Naghshineh Sylvia Nalls Patricia Nance Joe Nault Cindy Neary David Neil Rocky Nestor Jimmy Newley Jeff Newman Mark Newman Kevin Newville Carla Nichols LuAnn Nichols Maria Nichols Theresa Nichols Flarold Nielsen Debra Niezgoda Patrick Nobrega John Noel Mike North Laura Novak Danny Nuckolls Donnie Nuckolls Students, your limousine is waiting! jefferson hall 301 Craig Nun Adrian Nurse Charley Nutting Kitty O ' Brien Kriss Ochis Russell Odekirk Yvonne Odem Wayne Older Keith Olsen Randy Okakley Jim O’Quinn Tara Oravec Debbie Orban Ray Orman Linda O’Sullivan Cris Ours Thomas Owens Yvonne Owens Choi Kyen Pak Melody Palmer Andre Parham Troy Parham Albertina Parker Anita Parker Bernard Parker Corinna Parks Marian Parsons Joy Pasquariello Dennis Patrizzi Mike Paxon Julie Pearson Nelson Pearson Karen Peet Shirley Pepe Elizabeth Perdue Mark Perdue Michael Perdue Tammy Peregoy Vic Peren Mikki Perrine Gloria Persinger Tim Peters Billy Peterson Chris Peterson Glenn Petty Bart Phares Lana Phelps Deborah Phillis Mary Philyaw Brenda Piel Greg Pike William Pina Becky Pinkard Deirdre Pitre Ricky Pitsenbarger Chris Pittman Marcey Plaugher Patty Pointon Heather Poland Janice Pope Intermediate students are always on the ball. jefferson hall 303 Let’s not be too excited, folks. Warren Poplin Geoff Porter Jeff Porter Kevin Potter Mike Poulard Connie Powers Lisa Powers Tom Previ Julie Price Mark Prisaznick Lesliegh Pruett Pam Quesenberry Karen Quinn Roxanne Racherbaumer Bill Radu Debbie Rafferty Ronald Ramsey Gloria Ray Tim Redman Dotty Reeb Jan Reece Brad Reed Tom Reed Tony Reed I hate Mondays. 304 jefferson hall r I Mary Reeves John Reister Rachel Reveles Jerry Reynolds Christine Rhoads Cathy Rice Judy Riddick Robert Riddle Who said the halls are crowded? Tina Ridge Allen Rifendifer Suzie Riggs Mark Rinehuls Jim Ringler Jim Ritter Jackie Roberson Adam Roberts Tia Roberts Steve Robinette Jackie Robins Sandra Rodriguez Karl Roehm Eddie Rogers Billy Rogerson Sonia Roman Mark Rooney Cathy Roop Donna Rose Greg Rose Bobby Ross Kitsaa Roussell James Roux Linda Ruckle John Rudser Tod Runyon Kevin Russell Becky Rutherford Melissa Rutherford Mark Ruttkay Jefferson hall 305 intermediate students are serious Jimmie Ryan Lisa Ryan Tom Ryan Barbara Sanders David Sanders Rene Sanders Rom Sanford Alan Sapenter Jacob Sargent John Sargent Natina Sasso David Saville James Sawyer Suzanne Sayers Gina Scalise David Schaefer Mark Schafe Dan Schehr Richard Schehr Elizabeth Schneider David Schooler Sandy Schools Lisa Schull David Scott Karen Seay Jay Sage Cindy Salvatore Laura Sams 306 jefferson hall Holly Seymour Mark Seymour Torey Seymour Jeannie Sexton Linda Simmons Paul Simmons Shirley Sims Davie Simson Sammy Simpson John Sisely Mike Sisselberger Norma Shearer Suzanne Shelton Joe Sherman Marc Sherman Tom Sherman Lisa Shiflett David Shorten Mona Shryne Steven Sikorski Richard Silverman Jay Silverthorn jefferson hall 307 Barry Slater Billy Slusarz Billy Smith Dean Smith Izora Smith James Smith Keith Smith Ken Smith Linda Smith Lisa Smith Pam Smith Robin Smith Sandy Smith Mike Snell Steven Snell Jan Snider Cindy Snow Vicky Snyder Charlie Soha Danny Soha Bertha Solano Brian Solliday Mike Solliday Karin Sperry Laurel Sperry Lori Spin Patti Spinello Rusty Spohn John Sprague 3obby Spring Susan Spring Mariss Sraders Sandra Sraders Sharon Srednicki Aurora Staley Karl Stalker 308 jefferson hall Roger StaHard Millie Stanfill Betty Stanley Cheryl Stanley Dale Staples Melissa Starnes Steve Stasiowski Ruth Stead Penny Steele Doris Steen Alice Stewart Brian Stewart Randy Stewart Jennifer Stidham Susan Stockman Eddie Stone John Stone Melody Stough Jimmy Stover Alan Strawder Jeff Strickland Eddie Suttle Karen Svirsky James Swarthout Happiness is Hayfield Intermediate! jefferson hall 309 Janet Swarthout Joe Swoboda Brian Szamborski Polly Taylor Betty Tansill Harry Tapp Rudy Tarlosky Derrick Tarver David Tate Tony Taylor Vicki Taylor Elizabeth Teed Jay Ternent Susan Tettelbach Julie Thacker Sukcha Tharp Brenda Thiebolt Tina Thiebolt Mason Tholl Lynne Thomas Mike Thomson Gaye Thrasher Mark Tichenor Barbara Tompkins Nora Tong Patty T orres Mark Trail Jeff T rice Barbie T rybul Denise Tucker 310 jefferson hall Cassandra Turner Francois Turner ‘ ' en Turner Pam Turner Shirley Turner Tammy Turner Jeff Twait Kim Tyler Mike Ulica Vicky Urbani Steve Urps Dale Uttley Vicki Uttley Steve Vallenarri Jim Vanlew Kitty VanLew James Vanzant Michele Vento Mary Vickers Richard Walck Jimmy Walker Sheila Walker Kevin Walnetski Tracy Ward Richard Warren Joan Watkins Fred Watson Roy Waugh Dianne Waybright Susan Wayland Hayfield welcomes students and teachers from Bryant. It’s only a friendly altercation. jefferson hall 311 Homecoming activities spark school spirit. Elaine Weatherford Bruce Weathers Karen Weatherspoon Anna Webb Bob Webb Keith Webb David Welliver Kristine Wenneson Janice Wenrich John Wenzel Andi West Glen West Sonya Westbrook Donald Weyant Patty Wharam Rock Wheeler Linda Whitcraft Cindy White Kim White Lee Whiteside Doug Whytsell Joe Wiegel Andy Wilbur Gail Wilcox Super Hawk strikes again! i 312 jefferson hall James Wilcox Janet Wild Jimmy Wild Kellie Wilkerson Carla Williams Chuck Williams Darren Williams Frank Williams Patricia Williams Tim Williams Virginia Williams Bobby Wilshire Irish Wilson James Wilson Keith Wilson Leverne Wilson Pam Wilson Dave Winkler Sharon Winner Mike Winslow Tony Wise Don Wisyanski Ronnie Wolfe Tony Wolfe jefferson hall 313 Intermediate science students debate redwood controversy. Emily Wood Gary Wood Jill Wood Mike Wood Pam Wood Nancy Woodworth Okey Woolfrey Charles Woznak Doug Wright George Wright Gert Wright Lenora Wright Michelle Wright Pam Wright Teresa Wright Todd Wright Mark Yaeger Patty Yates Bruce Yelle David Yonts Marie Yonts DeVee York Juli York Ben Young Scott Zito 314 jefferson hall Year by year many faculty mem¬ bers pass through Hayfield un¬ noticed and unappreciated. With¬ out their concern and time stu¬ dents would never have attained knowledge and experience. Fa¬ culty members sponsored extra¬ curricular activities and fought the red tape. They taught weil and on most occasions took the bore¬ dom out of the classroom. A.Boogher T. Gilbert P. Hill K. Janes B. Jewett Mrs. Torrice, the head Hawk, cheers us on. Administrators equal action Dr. Oliverio peacfully rests with some paperwork. A little chit chat to top off an assembly. F. Mawyer J. Mays V. Sands G.Stickley P.Van Dyke 318 faculty M. Adams P. Barton M.Bergen W. Breault J. Amburn D. Basile S. Bertini J. Bruck faculty 319 P. Angotti P. Bennett A. Blacksten F. Bullington Just as students got tired of learning, teachers got tired of teaching. Then came those glorious teacher work days. Although teachers didn’t get the vacation the students did, they got a vacation from the students. Aside from working on those days, teachers enjoyed big breakfasts and often went out for big lunches. Various meetings took place and all those inevitable grade cards were com¬ pleted and turned in to the A.D.P. room. Many teachers welcomed the uninterrupted peace and quiet, where accomplished work was fact not fiction. A little bit of this, and that, and that... C. Barrett M. Arbelaez M. Campbell 0. Cannady T.Capps R. Clark J. Clarke P. Clements M. Duty P. Duvall M. Ellis E. Creigh A. Crowley L. Evans R. Evans S. Ewan J. Curcio J. Dillard D. Erwine L. Estes T. Feuerbach 320 faculty A slow volley to warm up an invigorating game. S. Fitzpatrick G. Green S. Heller Sporting teachers quite seriously took on a tennis tournament, in the quest to be number one. Hilarious moments and serious volleys enriched the excitement of the tournament. The teachers com¬ peted in women’s and men’s singles and mixed doubles. Winners of the competition were as follows: Women’s Singles: Beverly Lusk over Beth James Men’s Singles: Roger Yohe over Ron Clarke Mixed Doubles: Gary Yohe and Sudi Turner over Rick Clark and Beth James faculty 321 H. Huggins C. Kintz S. Janas J. Koen B. James L. Koontz B. Kidd D. Kost B. King J. Kott policies va 322 faculty B.Leach S. Maltby R. McNamara A. Lehrman C. Marshall A, McVey H. Lockwood feiidilltiiiiiiti ' . Btifoirf ' ® B, Lusk jR. ' l Kh ' Slt ' y iMbrihairt; B. Lamond M. Mace L. McKnight G. Morrison R. Phipps L. Piazza K. Pitts T. Radbill J. Nedelman F. Nelson M. Parker M. Percheid All teachers faced the dilemma of grading and evaluating their students. Some found it easy, some found it hard; however, no two teachers did it exactly alike. Scale, point, and grade systems were commonly used, but teachers used them differently. Some elements involved may have been potential, behavior, participation and co¬ operation, whereas many teachers used only the academic work as the basis of a student’s grade. At the moment, no county policy or guidlines exist to help teachers evaluate students. To solve this problem a county committee is reviewing several grading systems to come up with a valid system for the county. At Hayfield, a majority of teachers use the 10 point grading scale; 100-90, 89-80, 79-70, 69-60, 59-0. Other systems include curved scales, extra credit work, and daily points. Oh come now. you can think of a better one then that. faculty 323 J. Roesner J. Rosen M. Rosenberg K. Raes 1. Rahn P. Salisbury 0. Sapenter D. Sauder C. Richter R. Rodriguez M. Sears D. Senn R. Serrin E. Ruddle N. Ruffner E. Schaler T. Scott E. Spage M. Stephens 324 faculty M. Terelle Always read the fine print, says Mr. Pfenning. Dr. Oliverio intently listens as a teacher explains his viewpoint. R. Stout S. Thompson D. Verrcella J. Ward J. Weaver A. Terry W. Thomas V.Thomason Time and effort makes a difference. faculty 325 R. Westlake Mr. Lamond spins a D. Whiteman C. Wickham I. Windham G.Yohe R. Zeleznock Oh boy. look what I did! Okay, now, settle down. I forgot the answer 326 faculty Center widens opportunities for students Through the astronomy classes scale models of Apollo crafts were brought from NASA. Unbeknown to many students the Media Center contained much more than books. Several production and audio rooms offered students space and equipment to use for audio¬ visual needs. The librarians en¬ couraged all students to utilize the equipment to widen their learning experience and use their ingenuity. With the help of student volunteers, students used the darkroom, dry mount press, camera stand, tracing table, and other equipment to make more professional and precise projects. Equipped with one of the largest collections of magazines in the county, a microfilm room benefitted many researchers. Visits to television stations brought many old television commercials to Hay- field which were useful for exper¬ imenting with film editing. With these films students were also able to make hand drawn animated films. The Media Center wasted nothing; everything was recycled. All supplies needed for school pro¬ jects were given to the students but the center sold other supplies at cost. An industrious and ever¬ growing Media Center strengthened the academic standing of Hayfield. faculty 329 T. Visual projects diversi 330 faculty m Many teachers followed the philos¬ ophy that one learns by doing. Various projects gave students added experience and knowledge. Imagination and ingenuity helped create some fantastic visual projects. Whether the projects in¬ volved drawing extraterrestrial beings for a science fiction course, •organizing a crafts fair of Early American crafts, or creating Islamic and Medieval worlds, they added a bit of flavor to any course. raic expressions computerized Although not new at Hayfield, working with computers became a part of the Algebra 11 Trigonometry course. This new involvement with computers evolved from a program training course at Colorado Univer¬ sity last summer. Fairfax County has adopted the program as a test with hopes of its success. Within the county, experimental and con¬ trol Alg. 11 Trig, classes took tests at the beginning of the year and similar tests at the end of the year to compare the progress of the two groups. When asked about the effectiveness of the course, Mr. Richard Evans said the program should be taught in a more thorough and less rushed manner because of the limited time. Whether or not the program proves itself successful, the computer knowledge gained by the students will be invaluable to them in the future. faculty 331 Tutors successful tutoring program in sociology and psychology fulfilled many purposes. It allowed students to help other people, while observing various stages in human learning. The pro¬ gram aided many teachers and gave attention to many students in need. When speaking of the program’s objectives, Miss Lynn Mitchell said, “It is for students who want to learn something about individual people and personalities. It also gives students an opportunity to do some¬ thing about the world.’’ Two years ago the program began as a test program, and this year over seventy students were involved. A majority of the students liked the program and stayed involved with it the full year. More students were needed to meet all teachers’ requests. Students tutored in the area of their choosing, and all efforts were made to accommodate any problems. Teaching students to teach proves an interesting job 332 faculty Mr. Harris aids a student in analyzing her work. Analyzing, applying, building perceiving, reacting, recalling, sentences, choosing words, class- recognizing, recording, relating, ifying, constructing, creating, researching, responding, revising, defining, discriminating, editing, sharing, synthesizing, tracing and enjoying, evaluating, experiencing, valuing were the objectives of the exploring, generalizing, interpreting, English Department’s new Strand listening, mastering mechanics, Program at Hayfield. observing, ordering, organizing, faculty 333 No Paul, it ' s not the drum that’s off... Miss Coyne, out to get debaters. Without teachers there would be few activities at Hayfield. Although some students realize this, many don’t seem to understand the prob¬ lems teachers face when they take on the responsibilities of sponsorship. The main problems faced by the sponsoring teachers asked were lack of group organization, interest, money and when needed, transportation. Despite these ob¬ stacles, many Hayfield groups were able to participate in activities held at other schools as well as their own. In the past years different groups at Hayfield have participated in such activities as student exchange pro¬ grams, the model United Nations, and even trips to foreign countries. For these activities the students have those teachers to thank who gave extra time and effort to make them possible. Mrs. Bertini finds sponsoring takes time. 334 faculty Students cram for exams “Over a dozen students came back to me with claims of higher S.A.T. scores,’’ said Mrs. Adele McVey, proudly referring to students who had taken her four week cram course, hoping to raise their English scores on their S.A.T.s, For seven years Mrs. McVey had been featuring after school and evening S.A.T. courses lasting approximately four weeks, in hopes of helping students before test time came. “One boy came to me with an increase of 160 points; another student’s score rose over 200 points,” she continued. Because it was Mrs. McVey’s last year at Hayfield, the class, tradi¬ tionally for seniors only, was open to juniors. After quieting the stu¬ dents and reminding them that she didn ' t have to be there, Mrs. McVey began to lecture, give practice tests and advice on how to take them. Mrs. McVey began these courses on her own initiative and continued them when she came to Hayfield four years ago. She found, through experimenting, that most students learned better when vocabulary words were catorgarized concep¬ tually rather than alphabetically. In addition to studying vocabulary, students worked on exercises in the other areas of English covered on the S.A.T.s. Although some students complained that the cramming con¬ fused them rather than helped them, the majority felt that Mrs. McVey’s course improved their scores tremendously. faculty 335 Methodical skills create a mythical animal Okay, just a little more expression Melody and harmony blend in a unique combination 336 faculty Tedious practice for a good show. Knot by knot a masterpiece forms. Excitement, happiness, and fulfill¬ ment are felt when leaving the stage after the filial bow of a performance. Performances, how¬ ever are not all applause. For various branches of the Fine Arts Department,, hard work and long hours ; df practice were the main ingredients ..behind each concert ' .or - A : ■ ' ' ■f ■ ‘ ' i ji ( .. ' V ' , ' ’-r ' y ■V, 1 ' ’. form, it helps greatly to be in good physical condition. To march ten minutes carrying an instrument or to sing and dance simutaneously takes more strength than one might think. But in the end, most students agreed, the work was worth the applause. The main support of the Music and Drama Departments are the profits from their performances. The greater the support of these shows, the more numerous and varied they become, thus enabling more students to participate. The number and variety of these shows has in¬ creased through the years. It is hoped that with more support and participation in the following years, Hayfield’s Fine Arts Depart¬ ment will expand further. tor job marKet Loose heads gather dust. A large percentage of non-college bound students found training for skilled work in the Industrial Department, Various progressive courses allowed students to qualify for a job immediately following high school. Many college bound students found the courses useful for acquiring skills to benefit their future professions. Female involve¬ ment in the department was greater than any previous year. Business students also found courses available to train them for a career. Not only did the Business Department provide progressive business courses, but it also helped students find jobs. The Federal Government provided the largest Job market open to Bayfield, It is a wish of the Business Department that all students take at least one Skilled course throughout high school to be able to obtain a job whenever necessary in the future. Many students who didn’t, found they must- return to school to learn a skill at a high cost to them. 338 faculty Co-ed gym successful The Physical Education Department has, for the past five years, featured co-ed gym. The Department also has had 4 1 2 week elective courses to give the students a jchance to become acquainted with all types of activities. Most of the gym teachers enjoyed this system, and felt there were very few drawbacks if any. Some teach¬ ers felt, however, that it was hard to become close to the students because they changed so often, but the general feeling was that the students’ numerous and varied experiences overpowered any complaints. 340 faculty Child power For many students involved in the child care course, learning the theoretical and practical side of childhood proved appli¬ cable for the future. Some qualified students chose to use the course in acquiring a job in a day care center. The course required two full periods. During one period students examined childhood from a textbook point of view and during the second period they observed and worked with a group of 4 yr. old children. The course focused on the social, emotional, and intellectual development of children and on stages of prenatal development. Concerned with improving the course, the school established an advisory com¬ mittee. Professional persons in qualified areas such as pediatrics and psychology, child care professionals, and teachers made up the committee. The program may expand to involve a full day care center at Hayfield. A lack of male involvement in the program concerned the committee. Boys who plan on enter¬ ing a profession where working with children is necessary would find the course helpful. faculty 341 Hayfield star struck? Seventy-five percent of the time in tarium, such as classes in space of stars, and evolution. They study use, the planetarium is used by stu- science or English mythology. little mythology, which is usually dents other than those from Hay- saved for visitors. Though the field. However, the planetarium is Each year there is an astronomy planetarium was not often opened open to Hayfield students as often class consisting of twenty-five to for Hayfield students, most stu- as teachers demand it. Usually only thirty students. In this class stu- dents asked said they had been classes studying specific subject dents study historical astronomers, there at least once. matter request the use of the plane- solar systems, light and chemistry 342 faculty Culture humanizes language 9 When students take a foreign Ian- In past years the different foreign guage, they not only learn to speak language classes have joined to¬ ft, but many times they also learn gether and performed for each the history behind it other. The performances included skits, songs and other similar In the first two years of most shows, foreign language courses, students are taught the basics of reading and The students who were asked felt speaking the language. Then in the these studies of culture were an upper levels the history of the important part of the Foreign Lan- country, its culture and its people guage Department and hope it will are also included. Many students be continued, enjoyed the interludes from gram¬ mar to take a poetry or civilizations unit. faculty 343 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ R4TRON ADVERTISING CONTRACT D TE This will authorize you to publish: in the_ We agree to pay $_ □ My name as a patron .. —..yearbook. □ Bill us □ Cash □ Check □ An advertisement □ 1 16 □ 1 8 □ 1 4 □ 1 3 □ 1 2 □ 3 4 □ Full Page Name_(as to be listed if Patron) Advertising copy (type or print)______ JOSTEN ' S AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Pictures or artwork furnished Dyes Dno Solicited by_ NOTE: Print all names clearly. We cannot be responsible for errors when copy is illegible. Colored magazine illustrations, calling cards, letterheads, telephone directory art and newspaper clippings ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. Signed Firm Address DELMAR STUDIOS, INC House of Janms “everything for the student who sews” We give a 10% discount to all Hayfield students and Home Ec teachers. Come sew with us! Do all your sewing in class on our machines. 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CAROL ALEXANOER and CECILtA A c G� NTY Key Club g - V V « ' , � ■ % m m m ! • ■ « . : - M W . � I MWfMHiaiHVH IWSW : : a mmm jm mm: mm 9 «wm m a «• «i w ss � ; ' r£— ——w dgwawiM Wi gM|ggg� g!ggiJgyHBSgBLBBa fMRi MMSf I mu nn ip � y 8|i m ■ ' jmm , m mmsm ® « s , � «. , • . ■ ' « ... ■ ' £p£il«m igtna ads The 1975 Harvester Staff wishes the best of luck to the 1975 Senior Class. Spirit’s alive in Alice et Mike: commendationes optimae constantiae, Domina De Poy How’s tricks from Maxine to Claire. JP and KL We love you, DAD. (You were so close, and yet so far away.) SR and CT There was a young boy named Dan, Who preferred the orchestra to band, He played his cello. So sweet and mellow, We let him become head man. the orchestra School is good for your health; it makes you feel so good to get out. MP and AM Old yearbook sponsors never die, they just lose their buylines Mr. Rizzo Don’t get between a rock and a hard place; the difficulties of life are intended to make us better, not bitter. 352 Wrestlers are wonderful, especially 145. JC Ya got the huh’s? KS I ' d rather be a hammer than a nail. ‘75’ Eight inches! Perry, you’ve got to be kidding! Love, Carlene. 1975 Yah! Chris: Don’t forget “Summer of ’74” and Rob and Wally. Vicky Good bye, Hayfield. Sigh! To PHD: Thanks! ARN The members of “It’s Academic,” Hayfield’s television quiz experts, congratulate the 1975 Harvester Staff. Eat a buger! CB and LH Class of ’78 is the best! KO and MM “Gymnasts are spectacular people.” LH, MAO, JC Richard, GMU PHD: Vale! Jack and Al 353 High School Organizations Intermediate School Organizations Animal KindnessClub 87 ArtClub 85 Chorus 83 Ecology Club 87 Foreign Language Club 89 Ice Cream Helpers 88 Library Assistants 88 Math Team 90 Needlework Club 84 Newspaper Staff 90 Orchestra 83 Stamp Club 85 Stitch ’n Stew Club 84 Wantu Wazuri 89 Yearbook Staff 91 Chimera Staff 78 Concert Band 57 Concert Choir 59 D.E.C A 72 Drill Team 56 Farm News Staff 78 F.H A 77 F.B.L.A. 73 Forensic League 68 French Club 79 Freshman Cheerleaders 61 Freshman Class Council 62 G.A.A. 80 Harvester Staff 52 H.E.R.O. 77 Hiking Club 80 Hosts and Hostesses 67 “It’s Academic” Team 69 Junior Class Council 64 Junior Classical League 68 J.V. Cheerleaders 60 KeyClub 81 Keyettes 71 LAST, 74 Library Aides 75 Madrigals 58 Majorettes 55 Marching Band 56 Meteorology Club 76 Mixed Chorus 59 National Honor Society 69 National Thespian Society 74 Orchestra 58 Orchestra Council 55 Pep Club 61 Radio Club 73 RifleClub 76 S.A.C. 67 Senior Class Council 65 Sophomore Class Council 63 Stage Band 57 Student Senate 66 Tri-Hi-Y 70 T.V. Club 75 Varsity Cheerleaders 60 V.I.C.A. 72 Wantu Wazuri 79 Boys Sports Varsity Baseball 98-99 J.V. Baseball 100 Varsity Basketball 115-117 J.V. Basketball 118 118 Frosh Basketball 119 Crosscountry 96 Varsity Football 110-111 J.V. Football 113 Frosh Football 114 Golf 104 Gymnastics 102-103 IndoorTrack 126-127 Soccer 105 Tennis 101 Track 106 Varsity Wrestling 122-123 J.V. Wrestling 124 Girls Sports Varsity Basketball 120 J.V. Basketball 121 Gymnastics 94-95 Varsity Hockey 128 J.V. Hockey 129 Varsity Softball 108 J.V. Softball 109 Tennis 197 Track 107 Adams, Monica: Media; 319 Aiken, Shirley Allen, Cynthia: For. Lang. Amburn, Judith: Eng.; Forensics; 319 Anderson, Ronald: Ind. Angotti, Pamela: Soc. Stud.; 319 Arbelaez,: Soc. Stud.; 319 Ashline, William: Soc. Stud. Earrett, Catherine: Bus.; 319 Barton, Phyllis: Home Ec.; F.H.A.; 319 Basile, Deborah: P.E.; 319 Bedont, Francis: Soc. Stud. Bekius, Joe: Sci. Bennett, Jo Bennett, Paul: 319 Benson, Frank: Soc. Stud. Bergen, Mary: Art; 319 Bertini, Sandra: Eng.; Yearbook; 319 Bielich, Nick: Coun. Blacksten, Anne: Math; 319 Boogher, Ann: Sec.; 318 Breault, William: Ind.; 319 Brenner, Charlotte: Sec. Brown, Cheryl: Eng. Bruck, Janet: 319 Bullington, French; Spec. Ed.; Science Fiction; 319 Burns, Margie: Sec. Campbell, Monte: P.E.; 320 Cannady, Oliver: Sci.; 320 Capps, Terry: Bus.; V. Cheerleaders; 320 Cataldo, Edna: Art; Art Club Clabaugh, Randalyn: Art Chytillo, Claire: Art Clark, Richard: Eng.; Soph. Class. J.V. Soccer; 320 Clark, Ron: Coun. Clarke, June: P.E.; 320 Clements, Patricia: P.E.; 320 Clemmons, Rod: Student Act.; Stud. Gov’t. Connolly, Eve: Eng, Cordova, Candice: Soc; Stud. Coyne, Elizabeth: Eng. Creigh, Elaine: Home Ec.; 320 Crowley, Anne: Bus., Coun.; 320 Curcio, Joan: Eng.; 320 Currie, Florence: Eng. DeAcetis, Richard: Sci. Deibler, Jim-P.E.; Football, Gymnastics DePoy, Phyllis: Eng., For. Lang.: Classical League Dieringer, John: Sci. Dillard, James: Soc. Stud.; 320 Droms, JoApn: Math Duty, Mark: Eng.; 320 Duvall, Paul: Behind the Wheel; 320 Ellis, Micheal; P.E.; 320 Emory, Jewel: For. Lang. Erwine, Dale: Music; Orchestra; 320 Estes, Linda: Math; 320 Evans, Leonard: Coun.; 320 Evans, Richard: Math; 320 Ewan, Sally: Coun.; 320 Ewing, Jereline: Sci. Fann, Daisy: Spec. Ed. Faught, Donna: Bus. Feuerbach, Ted: Math; 320 Finn, Gretchen: P.E.; 321 Fitzpatrick, S.N.: Sci.; 321 Fleming, Robert: Ind. Franko, Mark: Soc. Stud. Gabbert, Basil: Math Gauch, Rick: P.E.; 321 Gilbert, Thelma: Sec.; 318 Gilberti, Carla: Soc. Stud. Green, Gloria: P.E.; 321 Greene, Fred: Math; 321 Harless, Dick: Soc. Stud.; Fresh. Football; 321 Before the play Harper, Elizabeth: Media Harris, Phil: Eng.; Chimera; 321 Hatcher, Jean: Bus.; Keyettes Haynes, Nancy: 321 Heller, John: Ind. Heller, Sharon: Soc. Stud.; 321 Hilburn, Phyllis: P.E. Hill, Patricia: Sec. Hill, Stewart: Eng.; Farm News Hillian, Rosanna: Bus. Hilsinger, John: Ind.; Light Sound, Radio Club; 321 Holien, Maurice: P.E. Hollis, Charles: Math Hood, Dana: Sci.; 321 Hostetler, Thomas: Eng. Huggins, Helen: Coun.; 321 Jacobus, Cynthia: Media Janas, Stanley: Sci.; 322 James, Beth: Sci.; V. Softball; 322 Janes, Kathy: Sec.; 318 e vett Robe t A ' min.; 318 Johnson, Lynne: Music Johnson, Ruth: Coun. Jones, Carolyn: Admin. Jones, Margarete: Sec. Kau, Momilani: Art Keiler, Jeanne: Eng. Kidd, Bryan: Music; Hayburners; 322 King, Bob: Inc.; 322 Kintz, Corrine: Eng.; 322 Koen, Judith: Bus.; FBLA; 322 Koontz, Lowell: Sci.; 322 Kost, Denise: Spec. Ed.; 322 Kott, Jams: Ind.; 322 Kozlow, Paul: Coun. Kruck, Jane: Math Lamond, Robert: Soc. Stud.; 322 Langford, Patricia: Sec. Langley, Charles: Eng. Leach, Becky: Math; 322 Lehrman, Adele: Eng.; 322 356 index Levy, Henrietta: Math Lewis, Jack: Sci. Lockwood, Hazel: Math; 322 Lovejoy, Connie Lunsford, Preston: Spec, Ed. Lupia, Carol Lusk, Beverly: Math; Jr. Class; 322 Lutz, Vic: Admin. Macan, Betty: Media Mace, Mary: Sci.; 322 Maddox, Jane; Eng. Madorma, Vincent: Ind. Magsig, Sally: Art Maltby, Sarah: For, Lang.; 322 Marshall, Carlton: P.E.; 322 Martin, Vince: For, Lang. ■ lawyer, Frances: Finance; 318 Mays 8m-Adrn.n. Mnyse. Tlrrv. u-y. McAllister. Linda Ccurn McCandlish, Priscilla: Media McCormick, Charles: Admin. fvIv.Donouyff Ten we. P C 382 McKmcn-y. P.v‘j -cn- So.: 322 Me K n igh t. Lucia H orne Ec.; 322 McNamara, Ruth; Math Aide; Home Ec.Cmh. 32? McVey, Adefe Engs Nat. Honor See,; 322 M itched Lynn: Son. A fad, Moore, Dale Music 328 Morn art. Susan. Soc 322 Morris. Kit: Hu:nan Keh. Wanfu Waouri Mom son. Gilbert !nd • 322 Mo ton, Virginia. Ind, Murray, Thomas: Admin. Nedelman, Joan: E ng. Year book; 323 Nelson, Falle: Music, For, Lang,; Madrigals; 323 Oliverio, John: Admin. Ostlundi Charles: Soc. Stud. Parker, Margaret: Eng.; 323 Perrin, Cynthia: Eng. Perscheid, Margaret: For. Lang.; 323 Pfenning, Dennis: Soc. Stud. Phillips, Jean: Sec. Phipps, Russ: Soc. Stud. 323 Piazza, Leon: Soc. Stud.; 323 Pitts, Katherine: Soc. Stud. 323 Poole, Edwin: Sci.; Hiking Club Profit!:, Benjy: Sci. Quartana, Recie: Sec. Radbilf, Tilda: Spec. Ed.; Grappler- ettes; 323 Raes, Kathryn: P.E.; 324 Rahn, Isobet; Soc. Stud,: Drill Team; 324 Reid, Warren: Ind. Richter, Christine: 324 Rinaca. Joseph: P.E, Rizzo, Anthony: Admin. Rodrigues, Jeanne Rodrigues, Realista: 324 Roesner, Jerald: Dist. Ed,: DEC A; 324 Rosen. Joet Ind.: 324 Rosenberg, M.vy: Eng.; 324- Ruddle, Eleanor: Bus.; 324 Ruffner. Nancy: For. Lang,; Int. SCA; 324 Salisbury, Pam: Sci.; 324 Sands, Virginia: Sec.: 318 Sapenter, Dorothy: Eng.; 324 Sargent, Brenda: Math Sauder, Diane: Eng.; 324 Saunders, Ellen Schaier, Elizabeth: ESL; 324 Scott, Tom: P.E,; Track; 324 Sears, Mary: Math: 324 Senn, Delphine: Home Ec.; 324 Serrin, Rhoda: Home Ec.; Home Ec, Club; 324 Spage, Susan; Math; 324 Stavropouios, John: Math Stephens, Mike: Ind.; 324 Stickley, Georgie: Finance; 318 Stout, Robert: Spec. Ed.; 325 Terelle, Michael: Math; 325 Terry, Ann: Media; 325 Thomas, William: Sci.; Key Club; 325 Thomason, Virginia: For. Lang.; French Club, French Hon. Soc.; 325 Thompson, Sally: Media; 325 Tillery, John: Sci. Torrice, Doris: Principal Townsend, Anna: Eng.; It’s Academic TrusselS, Michael: P.E. Turner, Shirley: Sec. Vaganos, Chris: Sci. VanDyke, Polly: Sec.; 318 Vericella, Diana: Soc. Stud.; 325 Visnich. Pete: Admin. Waiter, Claire: Math Walters, JameaAdmin. Walthall. James: Soc. Stud. Ward, Jo: Prescr. Learn.; 325 Weaver, June: Eng.; 325 Westlake, Richard: Eng.; 325 White, Chris Whiteman, David: 326 Whitmer, Calvin: Inc.; 326 Wickham, Constance: Math; Major¬ ettes: 326 Wilburn, Rebecca: Eng.; int. Drama Wildasin, Mike Wilkinson, Hilbert: Eng. Wilson. Mary: For. Lang. Windham, Isabel!: For. Lang.; 326 Windt, James: Bus. Yohe, Gary: Sci.; 326 Yohe, Roger: Admin. Young, Louise Zeleznock, Richard: Math; 326 After the play. index 357 Students 1— Fairfax Hall 2— Jefferson Hall 3— Madison Hall A —Lafayette Hall 5— Washington Hall 6— Hamilton Hall 3 Abel, Stewart 10 5 Acevedo, Annette 10 70,129,228 2 Acevedo, Homero 08 292 1 Adair, Anna 08 266 3 Acuna, Juana 12 1 Adair, Robert 07 3 Adams, Daniel 11 3 Adams, Debra 09 192 1 Adams, Donna 07 266 6 Adams, Edward 10 73,76,246 2 Adams, Frank 08 292 1 Adams, Joanna 08 3 Adams, Mark 12 132 1 Adams, Ronald 07 266 1 Adams, Walter 07 266 3 Adams, Wendy 09 192 1 Adams, William 08 266 3 Adamson, James 09 2 Adamson, Lizabeth 08 292 1 Adcock, Beatrice 08 3 Adcock, Edward 09 Adkins, Christopher 08 266 2 Adsitt, Renee 08 292 1 Adsitt, Rochelle 07 266 3 Aghajanian, George 09 192 1 Aghajanian, Mary 07 266 4 Ajer, Ellen 12 132 3 Ajer, Laura 10 5 Akers, Perry 11 228 1 Albers, Janet 07 266 3 Albert, Barbara 10 192 3 Albert, James 12 132 1 Albert, Michael 07 266 1 Albritton, Cynthia 08 83,266 1 Alderman, Nancy 07 3 Alderton, Terry 11 5 Aleskowitz, Michael 11 104 4 Alexander, Carol 12 74,78,132 3 Alexander, Steven 09 73,192 5 Alexander, Wayne 11 72,132 3 Allara, Emily 09 192 4 Allara, Victor 12 132 3 Allen, Brian 09 192 1 Allen, John 08 266 2 Allen Lindsey 08 3 Allen, Marci 10 192 6 Allen, Mary 10 109,246 4 Allen, Rebecca 11 108,210 1 Allison, Martha 07 266 3 Alls. Jacqueline 10 192 6 Almeida Delphine 13 4 Almond, Gary 12 1 Altheide, Gregory 08 3 Altheide, Richard 09 192 2 Altizor, Pamela 08 292 3 Alvarado, Michael 09 192 2 Alvarado, Roberto 08 3 Alvarado, Sylvia 10 192 3 Amburn, Tina 09 192 3 Anderle, Keith 09 192 6 Anderle, Kurt 10 1 Anders, George 08 266 5 Anders, Paul 11 228 1 Anders Paul 08 266 1 Andersen, Jane 08 83 2 Anderson, Cathy 08 292 1 Anderson, Daniel 07 266 6 Anderson, Denise 10 246 1 Anderson, Diana 07 265 5 Anderson, Elizabeth 12 132 3 Anderson, George 10 192 6 Anderson, Jack 10 106,246 1 Anderson, Louis 07 266 2 Anderson, Mary 08 292 2 Anderson, Norman 08 6 Anderson, Paul 12 132 3 Anderson, Raymond 12 105,132 2 Anderson, Richard 08 292 3 Anderson, Sharon 09 1 Andrus, David 07 266 3 Ange, Kriss 10 72 3 Ange, Sherry 11 6 Anger, Gary 12 6 Anger, Pam ela 10 246 3 Anholt, Theresa 09 129,192 5 Annis, Cory 12 66,69,74,132 1 Annis, Jacqueline 08 266 1 Anzini, Robert 07 266 3 Aragon, David 09 192 2 Aragon, Joan 08 292 1 Arata, Kathy 07 266 3 Archer, Carol 09 192 2 Archie, Morvin 08 292 1 Arnold, David 08 266 5 Arnold, Gary 11 228 3 Arnold, Gay 10 192 Arnold, James 11 192 Arnold, Sandra 10 59,68 6 Arnold, Victoria 11 52,64,70,73,246 3 Arrington, Judy 09 2 Arrington, Sammy 08 292 3 Arthur Deborah 09 56 2 Arthur, Robert 08 1 Arthurs, Robin 07 266 1 Asher, Michael 07 266 3 Ashford, Matthew 09 78,193 4 Ashford, Randall 11 78,210 2 Ashford, Susan 08 83,292 4 Ashford, Teresa 12 59,133 1 Athey, Sharon 08 266 6 Atkins, David 12 105,133,179 6 Atkins, Jane 10 56,246 1 Atkins, Richard 07 266 3 Atkins, Sharon 12 58,133 2 Atkinson, Donna 08 292 3 Ault, James 09 193 1 Austin, Kenny 07 266 4 Autrey, Daniel 12 133 2 Autrey, Denise 08 292 5 Ayers, Donald 12 133 3 Bachmeier, Daniel 10 193 3 Bachmeier, Denise 09 193 4 Bacigalupo, Elio 12 1 Bacigalupo, Paola 07 267 3 Backus, Catherine 09 193 1 Backus Karen 07 267 3 Backus, Michael 10 193 1 Badine, Duncan 07 267 2 Baeb, David 08 292 6 Baeb, Michael 10 246 1 Baggott, Sharon 08 267 1 Bahr, Candy 08 265,267 3 Bahr, Clarence 10 193 5 Bailey, Bonnie 12 133 6 Bailey, Debra 12 60,133,182 6 Bailey, Paula 10 3 Bailey, Randoll 09 193 2 Bailey, Steven 08 292 4 Bailey, Susan 12 70,133 6 Bainbridge, Brett 10 246 1 Baker, Barbette 08 3 Baker, Elizabeth 09 193 1 Baker, Gina 07 6 Baker, Janet 10 70,193 3 Baker, Jeffrey 09 193 3 Baker, John 10 59.106,193 1 Baker, Kerry 07 4 Baker, Michelle 11 1 Baker, Robin 07 267 4 Baker, Tosha 11 210 4 Balides, Paul 11 210 1 Balitis, John 07 267 Ballantyne, Mary 12 97,133,181,245 3 Ballew, Janice 09 1 Ballew, Mark 07 267 3 Balmer, Kathy 12 52,70,133 3 Balmer, Sheryl 09 193 3 Balmer, Steven 09 193 6 Banks, Bernadette 11 72,246 3 Banks, Carolyn 09 79 1 Barbee, James 08 267 6 Barbee, Nancy 10 56,59,246 1 Barber, John 07 267 1 Barber, Martinees 07 267 3 Barber, Mary 09 193 3 Barboza, Manuel 10 3 Barker, Robert 09 5 Barker, Tony 11 228 5 Barkley, Will iam 10 228 1 Barnes, Curtis 08 83,267 5 Barnes, John 12 69,106,134,181 3 Barnes, Kathy 09 193 1 Barnes, Kimberlyn 08 267 1 Barnes, Ronald 07 267 5 Barnes, Susan 10 60,107,228 6 Barnett, Brian 12 134 1 Barnett, Leslie 08 267 3 Barnett, Mike 10 193 1 Barnett, Susan 08 267 3 Barr, Bonnie 12 134 3 Barr, Brenda 09 193 3 Barrett, Drema 09 70,193 3 Barrett, Karen 09 193 3 Barrett, Karl 10 193 3 Barrett, Linda 09 193 2 Barrett, Michael 08 292 3 Barrett, Otrie 10 57,193 3 Barrett, Ricky 10 193 358 index 1 4 1 3 6 3 4 3 6 1 1 3 1 3 2 4 2 1 5 1 3 3 3 1 5 1 3 6 1 5 4 5 3 4 1 1 1 1 6 2 3 3 3 6 1 1 6 1 1 3 1 6 3 2 3 1 3 1 1 3 1 1 3 6 3 3 1 1 6 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 6 1 3 3 1 2 1 1 5 3 1 5 2 1 3 1 6 3 3 Barrett, Ronnie 07 Barrett. Teresa 11 210 Barrett, Vanetta 08 267 Barriga, Daniel 09 Bart, Randy 10 246 Bart, Scott 09 Barton, Ginny 11 56,64,67,210 Basala, Jim 09 193 Basala, John 10 Basala, Justin 07 267 Basile, Julia 07 Basl, Vivian 09 193 Batson, Victor 08 267 Batten, Barbara 09 193 Bauer, Alan 08,292 Bauer, Calvin 11 210 Baumgarten, John 08 292 Bayliss, Richard 07 267 Bayly, Arnie 11 228 Bayly, Thomas 07 Bayne, Karen 10 129 Bazilwich Ann 12 134 Bazilwich, Lawrence 09 Beach, Barbara 07 267 Beach, Catherine 12 69,97,134 Beach, Donna 07 267 Beach, Connie 10 193 Beach, Lewis 11 74,246 Beach, Lottie 08 267 Beach, Michael 11 Bean, Alan 12 134 Bean, Franklin 12 134 Bean, Marcia 09 193 Bean, Patty 11 108,210 Beard, Shirley 07 267 Beasley. Lisa 07 267 Beaton, Juanita 08 Beauvais, Jay 08 Beavers, Brenda 10 246 Beavers, Earl 08 292 Beckner, Kirk 12 72,13 4 Bedwell. Michael 11 Beeker, Martha 09 194 Behlendorf, Jack 10 246 Bell, Kathryn 08 268 Bell, Stephen 08 268 Belles, Randall 12 69,75,81,135 Bellian, Anne 07 268 Bello, Aldo 07 268 Bellovin Sabra 09 194 Belt Edith 08 55,83,268 Bembenick, Greg 10 246 Bembenick, Joseph 09 Bembenick, Loann 08 292 Benini, David 11 194 Benini, Jeffrey 07 268 Bennett, Darrel 09 Bennett, David 08 Bennett, Kimberly 07 268 Bennett, Ronald 10 Benson, Robert 07 268 Benson, Stanley 07 265,268 Benton, Cherie 09 194 Berfield, John Edward Jr, 10 Berry, Kathleen 10 Berry, Kathy 10 71,194 Berry, Marilyn 07 268 Bettge, Janelle 08 268 Beuke, Darien 11 246 Beverly, Sharon 10 194 Beyersdorf, Jennifer 08 268 Bible, Mike 08 268 Biederman, Mike 10 194 Bierly, Bridget 07 268 Biggs, Joseph 07 268 Bishop, Patricia 08 268 Bishop, Sherri 07 268 Black, Edie 07 Bladen, Bradley 08 292 Bladen, Mark 08 268 Blair, Diane 07 268 Blair, Gregory 12 135,180 Blair, Thomas 07 268 Blair, William 09 194 Blake, Jackie 09 194 Blake, Ronald 07 268 Blankenship, Debra 08 292 Blase, Michael 07 268 Blevins, Patricia 07 268 Bliss, Cynthia 11 228 Bliss, Gordon 10 194 Bliss, Keith 07 268 Bliss, Thomas 09 228 Bliss, Virginia 08 292 Blunt, Edward 08 268 Boardman, George 11 74,194 Boddie, Raymond 07 268 Boemerman, Steven 12 135 Boemerman, Susan 09 194 Boggess, Edwin 09 194 6 Boggess. Henry 10 5 Boggess, Josie 11 60,64,228 2 Bohls, Marianne 08 292 5 Boisvert, Susan 11 3 Boland, Brigitte 10 194 Boldin, Kimberly 10 194 Bolling, Tom 10 194 1 Bolstein. Karine 08 268 3 Bonbrake, Patricia 09 5 Bond Carol 12 135 3 Bond, Linda 09 194 5 Bone, John 11 100,228 3 Bonifer, Diane 09 61,194 6 Bonifer, Jeffery 11 246 6 Bonnett, James 12 75,135 3 Boorda, Anna 09 61,194 4 Boorda, Eddie 11 81,106,210 2 Boorda, Robert 08 291,292 1 Booth, Carrie 07 268 3 Booth, Micheal 10 3 Boothe, Mary 09 194 4 Boozer, Miranda 11 60,79,210 4 Borden, Kim 11 60,107,210 6 Borden, Leroy 10 246 4 Borden, Mike 11 106,210 4 Borden, Wally 10 210 1 Boshoven, Catherine Anne 07 1 Boska, Peter 07 4 Boska, Bernardine 10 79,97,107,210 1 Bostick, Jr. Robert 07 268 3 Boswell, James 09 1 Boswell, Michael 08 268 1 Boswell. Teresa 07 268 3 Boucher, Jeffery 11 3 Bouza, Joe 10 5 Bouza. Reina 12 135 3 Bowen, Charles 09 6 Bowen, Fred 10 246 3 Bowen, John 09 5 Bowen, Terry 09 229 4 Bowen, Wayne 11 3 Bowers, Michelle 10 3 Bowers, Robyn 09 195 2 Bowers, Sonya 08 292 1 Bowers, Stacey 07 268 2 Bowers, Sylvia 08 292 1 Bowie, Samuel 07 268 1 Bowie, William 07 268 1 Bowling, Steven 08 268 6 Bowman, Irene 10 246 1 Boyd, Bradford 07 265,268 1 Boyle, Jane 07 268 5 Bradley, Carol 11 229 3 Bradley, Jane 09 195 3 Bradley, Patrick 12 135 3 Brady, Robert 09 73,74,195 1 Brannan, Arthur 08 268 1 Brannan, Eva 07 268 5 Brannan, Kathy 11 56,72,229 1 Brannan, Richard 08,268 3 Brann, Barbara 10 1 Bratton, Brenda 07 269 4 Brawner, Patrick 11 3 Bravo, Kerri 09,195 5 Bray, John 11 67,105,229 6 Bray, Mike 10 246 5 Brearey, Carol 10 229 3 Brearey, Roberta 09 195 3 Breedlove, Betty 09 195 5 Breedon, Bill 11 64,105,229 1 Brehaut, David 07 269 6 Brehaut, Michelle 10 71 4 Breland, Michael 11 210 4 Breland, Monica 11 210 4 Breon, Jennie 11 229 5 Breon, Scott 12 135 3 Breznay, David 11 195 5 Bridge, Ronald 12 135 4 Bridge, Teresa 11 2310 3 Bridges, Carl 09 3 Bridges, Larry 12 135 3 Bridgham, Paula 09 195 1 Briley, Barbara 07 269 6 Brinkley, Pamala 12 136 1 Brinkley. Paul 08 269 6 Brinkely, Billy 10 246 6 Briscoe, James 11 1 Briscoe, Lorraine 08 269 3 Briscoe, Wayne 10 195 3 Brister, Juanita 09 70 1 Brister, Marisa 007 269 3 Britt, Robert 09 195 1 Britt, Tammy 07 269 3 Broeder, Deborah 10 195 1 Broeder, Tracy 08 269 4 Brooks, Robert 10 210 3 Brooks, Shirley 09 1 Brooks, Wanda 07 269 2 Broomer, Deborah 08 292 3 Broomer, Warren 09 59,195 2 Brown, Albert 08 1 Brown. Brenda 08 269 4 Brown, Deborah 12 79,136.209 3 Brown, Dennis 09 1 Brown, Edward 07 269 2 Brown, James 08 293 1 Brown, Janet 08 269 1 Brown, Janice 08 269 2 Brown, Jerry 08 293 1 Brown, Kathleen 07 3 Brown, Kevin 09 195 5 Brown, Kimberley 11 5 Brown, Larry 12 105,136 5 Brown, Leilahni 10 229 1 Brown, Leonard 07 269 1 Brown, Lynne 08 265,169 3 Brown, Michael 09 3 Brown, Pamela 10 195 1 Brown, Patricia 07 269 6 Brown, Randy 12 72,136 3 Brown, Richard 11 5 Brown, Robert 11 1 Brown, Sharon 07 269 6 Brown, Stephen 10 6 Brown, Tamerr a 10 72 1 Brown, Tracey 07 269 3 Brown, Wanda 11 195 2 Brown, William 08 2 Brown, William 08 3 Brownlow, Thomas 11 195 1 Brownlow, William 08 269 3 Bruce, Deborah 12 136 2 Bruce, Alan 08 293 6 Bruck, James 10 246 2 Bruck, Joyce 08 293 6 Bruck, Mike 10 247 5 Brumback, Robert 11 1 Brumble, Kriss 07 270 1 Bryan, Kami 07 270 5 Bryant, Brenda 12 136 3 Bryant, Diana 09 195 4 Bryant Kenneth 11 106 1 Bryant, Mary 07 270 3 Bryant. Vicki 09 195 3 Buchanan, Cathy 09 195 2 Buchanan, Kathy 08 293 3 Buchanan, Randy 11 195 1 Buchanan, William 07 265,270 3 Buck, Sharon 10 195 3 Buckley, Craig 09 195 2 Buckner, Larry 08 293 3 Buckner, Vicky 09 195 3 Buehl, Heidi 10 72,195 6 Bunch, Gary 09 1 Bungard, Harold 07 1 Bunting, Kyle 07 270 3 Bunting, Tod 12 136 1 Bura, Jacqueline 07 270 1 Bura, James 08 270 3 Burch. Chuck 09 196 1 Burch, David 07 270 4 Burch, Debbie 11 210 1 Burch, Kelly 08 3 Burch, Steve 09 196 3 Burdette, Mary 09 196 5 Burgan, Catherine 12 136 3 Burger, Don 09 3 Burian, Kim 09 196 3 Burian, Sandra 11 3 Burington, Jenney 09 196 3 Burington, John 11 196 2 Burke, Lucy 08 293 3 Burleson, Don 12 136 3 Burns, David 12 6 Burns, Janet 10 2 Burns, Kellie 08 293 2 Burns, Kenneth 07 293 4 Burns, Shirley 10 56,210 3 Burrill, Thomas 11 3 Burton, Susan 09 196 1 Burton, Whitney 07 270 1 Buse, Michele 07 270 1 Bush, John 08 68,270 3 Bushong, Bruce 09 196 1 Bushong, Carol 07 270 2 Bussard, Donald 08 293 3 Butler, Dennis 09 196 2 Buttery, Richard 08 293 1 Butts. Lilly 08 270 3 Butts, Michael 12 136 3 Butts, Michele 12 136 3 Butz, John 09 196 3 Byars, Cecil 09 1 Byars, Eugene 08 1 Byrd, Gregory 08 270 3 Byrd,Sharon 09 6 Byrne, Terri 10 55 3 Cady, William 09 196 3 Cain, Belinda 09 56,196 3 Cain, Brian 11 57,64,104,196 index 359 2 Calderon, Paula 08 293 1 Call, Tommy 08 270 2 Callahan, Bruce 08 3 Callaway, Melanie 09 61,196 3 Cameron, Sally 10 3 Campbell, Alan 12 136 3 Campbell, Amanda 10 196 1 Campbell, Deborah 07 270 1 Campbell, Fred 07 270 1 Campbell, Jean 08 270 3 Campbell, Margaret 10 59 1 Campbell, Robert 08 270 2 Campbell, Robin 08 290,293 3 Campbell, Sandra 09 196 3 Cannady, Chris 10 196 1 Cap Jeffrey 07 270 3 Caporaletti, Gary 09 196 6 Capuria, Debra 09 72 2 Cardozo, Sergio 08 293 3 Carey, Bruce 09 196 2 Carlson, Corinne 08 293 3 Carlson, Edward 09 3 Carlson, Margaret 11 1 Carlson, Ronald 08 3 Carlton, Jennelle 10 57,196 1 Carmichael, Timothy 07 270 5 Carpenter, Steven 12 1 Carr, Stephen 07 270 5 Carr, William 11 229 3 Carren, Patricia 12 137 3 Carren, Thomas 10 3 Carrera, Gloria 09 196 3 Carrera. Mario 10 196 1 Carrera, Stephanie 07 270 3 Carrera, Teresa 10 196 3 Carson, David 10 1 Carteaux. Thomas 08 271 3 Carter, Catherine 11 197 3 Carter, Cynthia 09 6 Carter. David B. 10 247 1 Carter, David H. 08 271 1 Carter. Deborah 07 2 Carter, Gregory 08 293 3 Carter, John 12 5 Carter, Karen 11 73,229 3 Carter. Michael 09 1 Carter, Patrick 08 271 2 Carter, Rhonda 08 293 3 Carter, Rose 09 197 1 Carter Tammy 07 271 4 Carter, Theresa 10 211 1 Carter, William 07 3 Case, David 12 137 1 Casey, Karen 08 271 3 Casey, Pam 10 73,197 3 Cassidy, James 11 197 6 Cassidy, Margaret 10 79 1 Cater, Franklin 07 271 1 Catudal, Constance 08 271 5 Catudal, Joseph 12 57,101,137 3 Catus, Richard 09 6 Caudill. Bobby 10 57,247 1 Cewe, Janet 08 271 1 Chambers, Anna 08 271 3 Chandler, Jean 09 197 1 Channell, Jacqueline 07 265,271 3 Channell, Russell 09 197 6 Chapman, Bruce 10 3 Charney, Sally 12 137 3 Chase, Ed 11 197 3 Chevalier, Denise 09 57,197 5 Chichester, Debbie 11 64,71,229 3 Chichester, Katie 10 72,197 3 Chichester, Mary 09 197 3 Chinen, Megumi 09 5 Chinen, Seibi 11 229 3 Chinn, Mike 09 197 3 Chinn, James 12 137 6 Chittum, Abby 10 1 Chorosinski Ramona 07 271 6 Christensen, Brian 10 106,247 6 Christensen, Gaye 09 70,129,247 4 Christensen, Jan 12 137,209 6 Christensen, Leah 12 137 1 Christensen, Melissa 07 271 3 Chrzastek, Brian 11 105,197 5 Chung, Kil Soon 12 137 3 Cicale, Marguerite 09 197 1 Clanagan, John 08 271 3 Clark, Byars 10 57,197 3 Clark, Byron 09 3 Clark, Cynthia 09 197 3 Clark, Debbie 10 197 1 Clark, Denise 07 271 3 Clark, Holly 12 137 3 Clark, Marvin 11 100 3 Clark, Nancy 10 197 1 Clark, Richard 07 271 3 Clark, Susanne 09 197 1 Clark, Terry 08 83,271 1 Clark, Thomas 07 271 5 Clarke, Steven 11 1 Clarke, Victor 08 271 1 Clary, Lesley 07 271 1 Clatterbuck, Carl 07 271 1 Clatterbuck, Charles 07 271 4 Clayton, Randy 11 78,100,211 2 Clayton, Jerry 08 293 4 Claytor, Susan 11 211 5 Clegg, David 11 229 3 Clegg, James 09 197 2 Clephas, Dawna 08 83,291,293 3 Clephas, Joann 10 198 1 Cleveland, Regina 08 271 1 Cline, Cathleen 08 68,271 3 Cloninger, James 09 2 Cloninger, Roger 08 3 Cloud, Kathy 09 78,198 1 Cloud, Marion 07 271 1 Clouse, Shirley 07 3 Coast, Dan 09 198 5 Coast, David 12 137 1 Cobbs, Lynne 07 271 6 Cockrell, James 11 1 Cockrell, Richard 07 271 1 Cockrell, William 08 271 1 Coco, Richard 08 198 3 Codekas, Barbara 09 198 5 Codekas, Donald 12 138 2 Coffey, Liz 08 293 1 Cogan, Alan 08 271 1 Colclough, David 07 271 3 Colcough, Karen 09 198 6 Colclough, Kim 10 79,247 2 Colclough, Philip 08 293 1 Cole, Daniel 08 271 4 Cole. Howard 12 138 5 Cole, Keith 11 106,229 3 Cole, Lisa 09 1 Cole Nelson 08 271 3 Coleman Audrey 09 198 1 Coleman, Gene 07 271 5 Coley, James 12 78,81,138 3 Colley, Mike 11 198 2 Colley, Randell 08 6 Colley, Teresa 12 138 6 Collier, Kathy 10 247 3 Collier. Kelley 12 71,97,181,138 3 Collier, Randy 09 198 3 Collier, Sonny 09 1 Collins, Julie 07 272 1 Collins. Sarah 07 272 3 Cooper, Robert 11 198 1 Coose. Karen 07 272 1 Coose, Sharon 08 83,272 3 Coppa, Paul 10 198 5 Corbett, Michael 12 72,138 3 Cornelius, Suzanne 10 3 Cornell, Barbara 11 1 Cornell, Margaret 07 272 1 Corry, Ethel 08 272 3 Corry. Kathleen 11 97,198 3 Corry, Lawrence 09 198 1 Corzine, Carol 07 272 6 Corzine, John 12 75,138 2 Corzine, Terri 08 293 3 Costanzo, Nicholas 11 198 1 Costanzo. William 08 272 6 Costello, Debbie 10 245,247 4 Costello, Karen 12 139 2 Costello, Pamela 08 83,293 1 Costello, Randolph 07 272 1 Coughlin, Karen 07 272 2 Cowan, Michael 08 293 1 Cowling, Gary 07 272 1 Cox, Billy 08 1 Cox, Howard 08 272 1 Cox, Janet 08 272 3 Cox, Mary 09 198 1 Cox, Pamela 07 272 6 Craver, Julie 10 60,66,247 4 Cubbage, Debbie 11 211 6 Cummings, Bruce 10 106,247 3 Cunningham, Mark 09 199 1 Cunningham, Rotonna 07 272 2 Cupka. Lauren 08 265,291.293 3 Cupka, Paul 11 1 Curkendall. Melissa 07 273 5 Curkendall. Roberta 10 229 3 Curtis, Cynthia 12 59,139 3 Curtis, Wayne 10 199 1 Cutchall, Amy 07 273 4 Cutchall, Carlee 12 55,57.139 6 Cutchall, Carol 10 247 2 Cutchall, Cindy 08 293 3 Czina, Mike 10 199 6 Dailey, Michael 10 106,247 2 Dailey, Stephen 08 294 1 Damron, Kenneth 08 273 4 Daniels, Leslie 11 5 Darivoff, Philip 12 67,139,183 4 Darley, Terri 11 211,245 3 Darnell, Vanessa 08 72 1 Dassonville, Debi 08 273 1 Dassonville, Kathi 07 273 3 Davenport, Cynthia 10 199 3 Davenport, Donald 09 6 Davenport. Harold 10 247 6 Davis, Gregory 11 247 2 Davis, Hugh 08 294 1 Collins, Thomas 08 6 Crawford, Dwayne 11 247 1 Davis, John 07 273 4 Collins, Toni 11 1 Crawford, Jerome 08 272 1 Davis, Kathleen 07 273 1 Collins, William 08 265,271 4 Crawley, Robert 12 52,106,139 6 Davis, Larry 10 247 1 Collins. William 07 271 6 Creigh, Carol 11 64,247 3 Davis, Patricia 10 71,72,79,199 5 Colunga, Jesse 12 138 6 Creigh, Beth 10 57,71,107,247 5 Davis, Patricia 11 1 Como, Anthony 08 272 3 Creigh, John 09 199 3 Davis, Skipper 10 199 3 Como, Cathy 10 198 3 Creswell, Joan 11 1 Davis, Teresa 07 4 Como, Lisa 11 78 1 Creswell, Robert 08 5 Davis, Vickie 12 139 3 Como, Thomas 12 106,138 1 Crews, James 07 272 3 Davisson, Charles 09 5 Compton, Kathy 11 229 1 Crider, Doug 08 272 3 Dawson. Danny 10 76,199 3 Conaway, Darette 12 138 3 Crismond, David 09 199 3 Dawson, Glenn 10 199 3 Conaway, Syndie 10 198 1 Crismond, Debbie 07 272 1 Dawson, John 07 273 1 Condrey, Glenn 08 272 3 Crisp, Amanda 09 6 Dawson. Richard 12 139 3 Confair Angela 09 198 2 Croft. Robert 08 293 3 Deadmore, James 11 4 Confair, Karla 11 219 1 Cronan, Robert 07 272 4 Dean Austa 11 77,80,211 6 Confair, Kerry 11 1 Crooker, Karen 07 272 3 Deane, Janis 10 199 6 Confair, Mori 11 247 5 Crooker. Kenneth 11 4 Deane, Julie 11 64,211 3 Conner, Glenn 09 198 5 Croushore, Beth 12 139 3 Deane, Thomas 10 106,199 1 Constantino, Pamela 08 272 5 Crowder, Debbie 11 58,66,72,229 1 Dean, Yale 08 273 4 Conway, Christine 11 211 4 Crowder, Diane 11 66,211 1 Dear, Patricia 07 265,273 1 Conway, Michael 08 272 1 Crowther, Deborah 07 3 Deavers, Charles 09 199 2 Conway. Tom 08 229,293 1 Crump, Claudia 08 1 Decker, Michael 08 3 Cook, Cindy 09 198 1 Crump, Mark 08 272 3 Deem, Jeannine 09 199 1 Cook, Gerry 07 272 1 Crump, Marybeth 07 272 5 Deem, Joel Robert 12 139 1 Cook, Joseph 07 272 3 Crump, Robert 10 72,199 6 Deering, Deborah 12 65,71,139 2 Cooper, Barbara 08 293 4 Crump, Rodney 11 1 Defonde, Janet 07 273 5 Cooper, Joseph 10 3 Crump, Tom 09 3 Defonde, Michael 12 140 5 Cooper, Renee 11 4 Cruse, Don 11 1 Delahanty, Claire 07 273 6 Cooper, Richard 11 3 Cruz, David 09 199 1 Delauder, Earl 07 index 361 Delauder. Stephanie 11 Delbridge, Sheri 07 273 Delbridge, Teresa 08 294 Delbridge. Thomas 09 Dell. Mike 12 40,53.65.67,69,103.140 Dellinger. Martha 12 69,140 Delozier, Jackie 08 294 Delozier, Joanne 09 199 Delozier, Kathy 07 273 Delozier, Ron 10 199 Deluca. Joseph 07 273 Demory, Candace 10 140,209 Dendtler, Kristin 07 273 Dendy, Deborah 11 199 Dendy, William 07 273 Dennis. George 09 200 Dennis. Irene 08 294 Dennis, Maura 07 273 Dennis, Mickel 10 247 Dennis, Perry 08 294 Dennis, Shelley 08 273 Denniston, Jane 08 273 Denniston, Monica 09 200 Denson, Elizabeth 10 200 Denson, John 07 273 Denson, Richard 08 294 Derdevanis, Kathy 12 140 Dere, Marla 09 200 Derflinger, Michele 11 211 Derflinger, Richard 08 273 Devere, Mark 10 247 Devers, Cindy 12 72,140 Devers, Michael 10 Devor, Matthew 08 294 Dezzutti, John 08 Dezzutti, Richard 12 104.140 Dezzutti. Rob 10 104,200 Diaz, Nyrma 07 273 Diaz. Paul 09 200 Dickman, Deborah 07 273 Dickmyer, Bobby 07 Diehl, Elizabeth 12 140 Dillon, William 12 Dillow, Jan 10 71,247 Dinion, Michael 09 Dinion, Robert 07 274 Dirks. Gia 08 274 Dittmer, Claire 09 200 Dixon, Harold 07 274 Dixon, James 09 200 Dixon. Kitty 12 72,140 Dixon, Patricia 10 72,247 Dixon, Robin 10 59,70,200 Dobratz, Mark 07 274 Dobson. Diane 10 200 Dobud, Paulina 10 200 Dobud. Soledad 12 141 Dobud, Veronica 12 141 Dockler, Carolyn 12 141 Dockler, Lauren 10 200 Dodd, Danny 09 Dodd, Don 11 200 Dodd, Sherry I 09 200 Dodge, Laura 12 Dodgens, James 09 200 Dodgens, Margaret 12 141 Dodgens, Rebecca 07 274 Dodson, David 09 200 Doebel. Donneta 07 274 Doebel, Jerrie 11 247 Doebel, Leo 09 200 Doering. Donald 12 54,141 Dolenga, Julie 08 274 Dolenga, Karen 09 Dolenga, Kathleen 09 200 Dollison, Valarie 09 3 Donahue, Wayne 09 200 6 Donathan, Susan 10 61,72,248 6 Donato, Charles 10 106,248 6 Donley, Scott 12 141 1 Donofrio, Daniel 08 274 5 Donohue. Anne 11 5 Donohue, Julie 10 229 1 Donahue, Mary 08 274 2 Dooley, Carolyn 08 294 3 Dooley, John TO 3 Dorazio, Kathy 12 2 Dorazio, Lisa 08 294 1 Dorazio, Pamela 07 274 2 Dorman, Wayne 08 294 1 Dotson. Carol 07 1 Dotson, Kevin 08 274 3 Dotson, Rodney 10 200 1 Doughty, James 07 3 Dove, Ronald 09 201 3 Downey, Ronald 09 201 2 Downing, Clinton 08 294 3 Downing, Tammie 10 201 3 Downing, Teresa 11 6 Downs, Brenda 12 141,183 6 Doyle, Diana 11 201,248 3 Doyle, Donald 09 201 3 Doyle, Timothy 11 81,106,201 1 Dreiling, Thomas 07 2 Drepperd, Douglas 08 294 4 Drepperd. Patricia 12 80,141 3 Driggers, James 11 1 Driggers. Shirley 07 274 1 Druit, Clifford 07 274 3 Druit, Michiel 10 201 1 Drumb, John 08 274 1 Drumb, Mark 07 274 2 Drumm, Cheryl 08 291,294 3 Dua, Narinder 11 3 Dua, Rama 11 3 Dubois, Marvin 11 3 Dubois, Terry 09 3 Duff, Cherry 11 201 1 Duff, Hayden 07 274 3 Duley, James 09 57,68,201 3 Duley, John 10 57,68,201 1 Duley, Joseph 07 274 2 Duncan, Angela 08 294 1 Duncan, Anthony 07 3 Dunigan, Barbara 11 59,80,201 3 Dunigan, Michael 09 201 3 Dunigan, Patricia 09 229 3 Dunigan, Sherry 09 70,201 5 Dunkley, Patricia 11 3 Dunlop. James 12 1 Dunlop. Rebecca 07 274 2 Dunn, Andy 08 294 3 Ounning, David 10 201 1 Dunning, Stephanie 07 274 4 Dunning, Vernon 12 103,141 3 Dupree, Regina 10 59,201 1 Dushane. Diane 07 274 1 Dutton, Jo Anna 07 5 Duvall, Nancalee 12 141 5 Dysart, Lisa 12 60,142 3 Dyson, Charles 09 201 2 Dyson, Danny 08 294 1 Dyson, Jeffrey 07 274 6 Dyson, Penny 10 248 2 Earley. Tina 08 294 3 Eastham, Teresa 10 72,201. 3 Eastridge, David 11 1 Eastridge, Garry 07 274 1 Eastwood. Christopher 08 274 1 Eastwood. ValJean 07 274 4 Eckart, David 09 241 1 Edelin, Kenton 07 265,274 4 Edgar, Jeff 11 211 2 Edgar, Robert 08 294 4 Edwards, Diana 11 1 Edwards, Eddie 07 274 4 Edwards, Edwards 09 1 Edwards, Stephanie 07 274 3 Edwards, Teressa 10 70.75,201 5 Een, Mary 11 71,79.229 4 Een. Warren 09 5 Eisenhart. Brigitte 11 61,229 3 Eiskant. Janet 10 201 3 Eiskant. Robert 12 72,142 4 Elder, Cecil 11 2 Elder, Teresa 08 294 1 Elliott, Melinda 07 274 1 Ellis, Barbara 08 3 Ellis, Michael 10 2 Ellis, Wendy 08 274 2 Ellison. Joyce 08 294 5 Ellmore. Mark 11 229 1 Ellmore. Sherry 07 274 1 Elmore. Anita 07 274 1 Elmore, Carolyn 07 4 Elphick. Elen 09 211 362 index 1 Elphick, Suzanne 07 275 4 Emerson, Judith 09 78 1 Endicott, Richard 08 275 1 Engel, Marcy 08 275 4 Engel, Sherry 09 211 3 England. Barbara 12 60,142 1 England. Joseph 08 275 4 Ennis, Clarence 09 4 Esch, Michele 11 56,58,211 4 Esch, Victor 09 59.211 4 Eskew, Darlene 09 1 Eskridge, Robert 08 265,275 4 Espinoza, Manuel 09 212 3 Essley, Jennifer 11 54,70,201 3 Estep. Wayne 10 202 1 Estes, Dixie 08 275 3 Estes, Lowana 10 202 1 Etter, Brian 07 275 4 Ettner, Franz 09 3 Ettner, Fred 11 100,202 1 Ettner. William 07 275 5 Eubank. Barbara 11 71,73,229 1 Eubank. Marion 08 275 5 Eubank, Rosie 11 109,229 5 Eubank, Susan 10 109,129,229 2 Euripides. Charles 08 294 1 Euripides, Michael 07 275 4 Evans, Curtis 12 142 J Evans. Dennis 07 275 4 Evans. Diane 12 60,142,178 4 Evans, Joanne 09 57,212 1 Evans, Kelly 07 275 5 Evans, Margaret 12 142 4 Evans, Suzanne 11 212 1 Evans, Terry 07 275 3 Evans, Warren 11 202 4 Ewing, Darlene 11 73,212 4 Ewing, James 09 2 Fagan, Teresa 08 294 4 Falbo, John 09 212 4 Falls, Kathleen 09 212 4 Falls, Ruth 09 5 Fariss, Diann 12 69,70,142,181 1 Farmer, Ronda 08 275 6 Farnsworth, William 12 142 6 Farran, Sherrie 11 248 4 Farren, Kathleen 09 212 1 Farren, Kerrie 08 275 4 Farren, Kevin 11 4 Fasnacht, Pat 11 212 4 Fasnacht, Richard 09 1 Paul, Mark 07 4. Faul, Michael 10 1 Fearce, Andrea 07 275 4 Featherston, Michael 09 212 1 Featherston, William 07 275 1 Femiano. Renee 07 275 6 Femiano, Steve 09 248 2 Fenimore, Suzanne 08 291,294 3 Ferguson, Debra 10 202 2 Ferguson, Dona 08 295 4 Ferrara, Cheryl 09 1 Ferrara, Mark 07 1 Ferris, Agnes 08 275 4 Ferris, Danny 09 1 Ferris, David 08 275 4 Fetterolf, Leo 09 212 6 Fetterolf, Margaret 10 3 Fiebelkorn, Karl 10 57,202 1 Fields, Carla 08 275 1 Fields, Charles 07 275 1 Fifield, Lydia 07 275 4 Fineran, Larry 12 65,66,69,143 4 Finks, Larry 09 212 4 Finley, Daisy 09 212 4 Finney, Douglas 09 4 Finney, Patrick 11 6 Finsterle, James 12 57,58,74,143 2 Finsterle, Michael 08 295 1 Fischer, Daniel 08 1 Firlan, Robert 07 1 Fish, Karen 07 1 Fish, Michael 08 4 Fisher, Bonnie 11 3 Fisher, Edward 10 202 3 Fisher, George 10 202 4 Fisher, Jeffrey 10 1 Fisher, Kathleen 07 265,275 1 Fisher, Malinda 07 1 Fisher, Neil 07 276 4 Fisher. Page 09 212 1 Fisher, Robin 08 276 2 Fitzgerald. Agnes 08 295 4 Fitzgerald, Aubry 09 212 5 Fitzgerald, Erin 10 230 1 Fitzgerald, Patrick 07 276 5 Fitzgibbons, Beverly 10 129,230 5 Fitzgibbons, Mary 11 52,108,230 1 Fitzpatrick, Dennis 07 276 2 Flemming, Garry 08 295 3 Fox. 1 Fox, Melinda 08 6 Fox. Michael 10 248 3 Frady, Michael 10 57,202 1 Fraley, Barbara 07 276 2 Fraley, James 08 291,295 6 Fraley, Terrie 10 248 4 Francis, Gail 09 61,213 4 Francois, Frank 12 53.105,143 5 Frantz, Carl 12 106,144 5 Frantz, Connie 09 230 5 Frantz, David 10 59 1 Frantz, Sandra 07 276 1 Frantz, Tommy 07 276 4 Franzen, Josette 11 213 1 Fraser, John 08 265,276 6 Fraser, Julie 11 248 5 Fredrikson, Charles 11 230 1 Fredrikson, Martie 08 68,277 1 Freeman, Steven 07 277 5 Freeze, Larita 12 144 6 Freeze, Sharon 09 3 Freeze, Shelby 12 144 4 Freitas. Jill 12 144 1 French, Carolyn 07 277 5 French, James 12 144 4 French, Laura 11 213 1 Friend. Victoria 08 277 3 Fritts. Edward 12 105,144 1 Fry, Ronald 07 277 1 Frye. Christina 07 265,277 3 Frye. Kerry 09 202 1 Frye, Michael 07 277 6 Frye, Ronald 12 144 3 Frye, Thomas 11 1 Frye. Timothy 07 277 4 Fuentas, Annabella 12 1 Fletcher, George 07 276 3 Fletcher, Glenn 10 4 Floyd, Keresa 10 1 Flynn, Maureen 07 276 1 Flynn, Zora 07 276 4 Fogarty, Michael 09 212 3 Foley, Kim 10 202 4 Foley. Susan 09 1 Follin, Carol 07 276 4 Follin. Marcia 09 203,213 4 Follin, Paula 10 213 4 Follin, Ramona 09 213 5 Fones, James 11 106,230 3 Forbes, Barbara 71,77,143 3 Forbes, Karl 12 72 3 Forbes, Randy 10 202 2 Forbus, Katherine 08 295 4 Forbus, Thomas 09 213 2 Ford, Benjamin 08 295 4 Ford, Gregory 12 75,143 4 Ford, Phazaria 09 1 Ford. Valerie 08 276 1 Foreman, Craig 08 276 6 Foreman, Jeffrey 10 248 6 Foreman, Marion 12 3 Forlini, Thomas 12 57,143 1 Forlini, Walter 07 276 1 Forrest, Debbie 08 276 4 Forsman, Brian 12 143 1 Fortney, James 07 276 5 Fortney, James 12 70,143 1 Foster, James 08 276 4 Foster, Paul 09 213 1 Foster, Steve 08 4 Fowler, Melanie 09 61,213 1 Fowler, Selina 08 276 4 Fox, Barron 09 213 index 363 4 Graham, Linda 12 1 Granger, Lori 08 278 4 Grant, Michelle 10 214 2 Grantham, Karin 08 295 1 Grantham, Suzanne 07 278 3 Graves, David 11 78,105 5 Graves, Robert 11 1 Gray. Diane 08 74,278 6 Gray, Donald 10 248 1 Gray, Judy 07 278 1 Gray, Laura 07 278 4 Gray, Nanay 11 56,79 4 Gray. Stephen 09 215 3 Gray, William 10 203 4 Gray, Yvette 10 6 Graybill, James 10 1 Grayson, Aretha 07 278 1 Grayson, Sharon 07 278 1 Greear, Dwight 08 278 4 Green, Bobby 09 2 Green, Brian 08 1 Green, Michael 07 278 4 Greene, Sharon 11 215 4 Greenquist, Jan 12 145 6 Gresham, Deborah 10 248 2 Gresham, Judith 08 295 4 Grice, Cathy 09 1 Grice, Michael 07 278 6 Grice, Russell 10 2 Grier, Tina 08 295 4 Griffith, Jennifer 12 145 4 Grimaldi, Joanne 12 215 4 Grimes. Deborah 11 215 2 Grimes, Gregory 08 295 1 Grimes, Steven 07 278 6 Grimes, Valerie 10 248 1 Groves, Brenda 07 265 3 Groves, Charles 12 145 4 Groves, Sally 12 145 3 Groves, Timothy 10 203 2 Gruenberg, Susan 08 295 4 Gubbins, Karen 09 55,61,58,215 4 Guggolz, Richard 09 215 1 Gummerson, Steven 08 278 1 Gustafson, Albert 07 278 1 Gustafson, Harold 08 278 1 Gustine, Brine 08 278 6 Gustine, Mark 10 248 5 Haas, Edward 12 146 5 Haas, Eric 11 230 1 Hadjikyriakou, George 08 278 4 Hahl, Sara 09 215 1 Haines, Sally 08 1 Haines, Thelma 07 6 Halcomb, Johnny 12 72 1 Hall, Adriene 08 1 Hall. Bonnie 07 279 1 Hall, Carlton 07 279 4 Hall, Cheryl 09 215 4 Hall, Douglas 11 215 4 Hall, Floyd 09 4 Hall, Janet 09 5 Hall, James 12 146 4 Hall, Kenneth 09 215 3 Hall, Linda 10 70,203 1 Hall. Mary 08 279 4 Hall, Octavia 11 6 Hall. Pamela 12 146 1 Hall, Rebecca 08 279 4 Hall, Rhonda 09 3 Hall, Robert 10 203 5 Hall, Roger 11 1 Hall, Sandra 07 4 Hall, Tim 09 57,217 4 Hall, Wanda 11 1 Halloway, John 08 279 5 Halloway, Ken 11 74,230 4 Hally, Bridget 09 215 2 Hally, Moira 08 3 Halnon, William 11 203 1 Halpern, Carol 07 279 1 Halsey, Geraldine 07 279 2 Haltigan, James 08 295 1 Haltigan, Michael 07 279 4 Haltigan, William 09 1 Hamilton, Priscilla 08 279 4 Hamm, Annette 11 215 3 Hamm, Rose 10 3 Hammersley, Keith 11 106,203 1 Hammersley, Sally 07 279 3 Hammersley, Roger 11 203 4 Hampton, Janet 09 61,215 4 Hanis, Mary 12 1 Ha nnafey, Kathleen 08 279 5 Hannafey, Patricia 12 146 4 Hansborough, Richard 09 215 6 Hanson, Brian 12 248 4 Hanson, Bruce 09 215 2 Hanson, Keith 08 3 Hardbower, Patricia 10 1 Hardt, Philip 07 279 3 Fukuda, Glenn 11 202 3 Fuller. Darla 12 72,144 3 Fuller, Peter 10 202 1 Fuller. Rebecca 08 277 1 Fultz, Tracy 07 277 1 Furr, Dianne 08 277 1 Furr, Harvey 07 277 4 Furr, Susie 09 1 Gage, Jerome 07 277 6 Gagnon. Michael 10 1 Gainer, Ricky 08 277 1 Galayda, Ann 07 277 6 Galayda, Michael 10 248 4 Gale. Shelby 09 213 1 Galiffa, Cynthia 07 277 1 Gallagher, Ann 07 4 Gallagher. Patrick 11 4 Gallahan. Randy 09 1 Galownia, Patricia 08 277 4 Gambill. Brian 09 59,213 5 Gambill, Joseph 12 144 3 Gambino. Regina 10 202 4 Ganoe, Missy 09 61 1 Garcia, Cecile 08 277 3 Garcia. Gerard 10 202 1 Garcia. Michael 08 277 4 Gard, Susan 10 1 Gardner, Carol 07 277 4 Gardner, Keith 09 213 4 Gardner, Virginia 10 213 1 George, Michael 08 277 1 Gerbich, Richard 08 4 Gibbs, Joseph 10 3 Gibbs, Randy 11 202 1 Gibson, Scott 07 277 1 Gibson, Travis 07 277 4 Giles, Michael 11 3 Gilkerson, Dorothy 12 145 2 Gill, Clarence 008 295 4 Gill, Jeannie 11 4 Gillespie, Stuart 09 214 4 Giltmier, Carolyn 11 64,214 5 Giuffrida, Joanne 12 145 1 Givotinsky, Luis 08 277 1 Gjormand, Karin 07 277 1 Glass, Amy 08 83 4 Glass Evie 09 214 2 Glaza, Stephen 08 295 4 Gleadall, Kevin 09 214 4 Gleadall, Kim 12 145 1 Gleason, Thomas 07 277 1 Gleim, Stacie 08 265,278 4 Glynn, Douglas 12 53,78,145 2 Goff, Michael 08 295 4 Gogan, Roberta 10 68,214 5 Gogolski, David 11 230 6 Golas, James 09 1 Goldinger, Deborah 07 278 1 Goldinger, Donald 08 278 1 Goll, Marcy 07 278 1 Garilli, Lisa 07 277 4 Garrett. Andrew 09 213 4 Garrett. Carla 09 213 6 Garrett. Cindy 12 58,65,70,144,245 1 Garrett, James 07 277 6 Garrett, Sharon 10 60,248 1 Garrison, Jerry 08 277 3 Garrison, Valerie 11 202 4 Garvais, Elizabeth 12 1 Garvais. Geoffrey 07 277 1 Garvey. Carolyn 08 277 1 Garvey, Darlene 07 277 5 Gascon, Christine 11 70,78,230 1 Gates, Stanley 07 277 1 Gavin, Angelique 07 277 1 Gavin, Barry 07 277 1 Gay, Beryl 08 277 4 Gearan, Kathleen 09 213 4 Geckeler, Skippy 09 213 1 Geib, David 07 277 4 Geib, Duane 09 59 3 Geib, Joseph 11 4 Geldner. Kurt 09 4 Geldner, Laurence 09 1 Gentry. Belinda 08 277 3 Gentry. Karen 12 72,145 5 Gentry, Patricia 11 230 6 George, David 10 248 1 Goll, Mark 08 278 1 Gonda, Philip 07 278 2 Gonzales, Anne 08 295 1 Gonzalez, Matthew 07 278 6 Gonzalez, Victor 10 57,248 3 Good, Becky 10 3 Good, Robin 12 72,145 1 Goodsell, Glen 08 278 6 Gordon. Bob 10 1 Gordon, Kim 07 4 Gordon, William 12 145 4 Gorham, Tami 09 59,209,214 1 Goring, Simone 07 3 Gorlinsky, Mark 11 203 4 Gorman, Eugene 09 214 1 Gosnell, Allison 07 278 1 Goss, Sandra 07 278 2 Gothard, Sandra 08 295 1 Gott, Allen 08 278 4 Goudeau, Patricia 09 61,214 1 Goudeau, Renee 07 278 4 Goudeau, Tina 11 214 3 Gradl, Chali 10 203 4 Gradl, Lisa 09 214 5 Grady, Linda 12 145 4 Graf, Ingrid 11 214 1 Graf, Mary 08 278 1 Graham, Joey 08 364 index 4 Hardtke, William 09 215 1 Hardy, Bertha 07 279 1 Hardy, Carol 07 279 5 Hardy. Dal 11 230 1 Hardy. David 07 279 4 Harkleroad, Jerry 11 215 4 Harkleroad, Terry 09 215 6 Harlan, Karen 10 248 4 Harlan, Samuel 09 1 Harley, Annette 07 279 4 Harley, Jo Ann 12 146.215 4 Harley, Joseph 09 1 Harley, Robert 07 279 1 Harlow. Earl 07 279 3 Harlow, Paul 10 1 Harman, David 07 3 Harman, Kathy 09 203 3 Harman, Karen 10 6 Harman, Pamela 10 249 4 Harmon, Rupert 09 203 3 Harney, Christopher 11 1 Harper, Sharon 08 279 6 Harrell, Julia 12 97,107,146 6 Harrington, Patricia 11 249 1 Harrington, Steven 08 279 4 Harris, Dave 09 4 Harris, Dwayne 10 73,215 1 Harris, Julie 07 279 2 Harris, Randolph 08 1 Harris, Robert 08 279 4 Harris, Sharon 09 215 2 Harrison, Garland 08 83 4 Hart, Nanette 09 57,215 5 Hart, Phil 11 230 4 Hart, Thomas 09 5 Hartman, Diana 12 146 4 Hartman, Doreen 12 57,68,70,146 6 Hartman, Pam 10 58,249 5 Harvey, Hilda 11 73,230 5 Harwood, Vickie 12 2 Hastings, Richard 08 3 Hatter, Trudy 10 203 3 Haugh, Tim 10 203 4 Haughton, Calvin 10 5 Haughton, Denise 11 230 5 Hausburg, Albert 12 146 1 Hausburg, Paige 08 279 5 Hausburg, Suzan 10 230 1 Hausman, Wayne 07 1 Havenner, Betty 07 279 4 Havrilla, Denise 09 4 Havrilla. Valerie 12 146 5 Havrilla. Vicki 12 147 1 Hawe, Mark 08 280 6 Hawkins, Blane 12 58,67,74,147.178 4 Hawkins, Tracy 09 216 1 Hawley. Janeen 07 280 2 Hawley, Ronald 08 295 4 Hawn, Kirk 09 216 1 Hawn, Mark 07 280 5 Haworth, Kevin 12 105,147 4 Hayes, Duane 09 216 3 Hazard, Charlotte II 54,78 3 Hazard. Heidi 12 147 1 Hazeiton, Mike 07 265,280 4 Hazelwood. Brenda 11 60,216 4 Hazelwood, John 12 103,147,181 6 Healy, Deborah 10 249 6 Heard, Adrienne 10 60,79,107 4 Heath, Leah 09 3 Heath. William 12 147 4 Hecking, Terence 10 2 Hecox. Carl 08 295 6 Hecox, Cynthia 10 59,249 1 Hecox, Dawn 07 280 4 Hecox, Mark 09 216 6 Hedges, Gregory 10 249 1 Hendrick, Brian 07 280 1 Hendrick, Linda 08 280 2 Heflin, Ronald 08 295 4 Heflin, Ruth 10 216 3 Heist, Michael 10 203 1 Heist Richard 08 280 4 Heist, Tammy 09 216 1 Helfrich, Herman 07 280 2 Heller, Ann 08 295 6 Heller, Phylis 10 245,249 1 Heller, Tracy 08 5 Henderson, Carol 12 147 1 Henderson, Gregory 08 280 1 Henderson, John 07 1 Henderson, Timothy 08 280 6 Henderson, Lorraine 10 60,249 6 Henderson, Mark 12 147 1 Henry, Gregory 07 280 1 Henry, Samuel 08 280 2 Henry, Sherrie 08 295 4 Hensley, Melva 09 216 3 Hensley, Robert 12 147 5 Henson, Kendall 11 230 4 Henson, Richard 12 147 1 Hepp, Robert 07 230 1 Hoffman, Barbara 08 281 4 Herder. Stuart 12 148 3 Hoffmann, Fred 10 58,203 4 Herder, Suzanne 09 216 5 Hogan, Melanie 10 230 6 Hernancez, Cris 10 78.249 2 Hoilman, David 08 295 1 Hess, Caliie 08 280 4 Holder, Marina 09 1 Hess, Darrell 07 280 1 Holder, Petra 08 4 Hess, Lisa 09 1 Hoileman, Susan 08 281 4 Hester, Billy 09 216 1 Holley, Glenn 07 281 6 Hester, Dari 11 249 3 Holley, Ronald 10 203 1 Hewitt, Thomas 07 280 6 Hollins, Raymond 10 5 Hickey, Cynthia 12 59,148 1 Holm, Jeffrey 07 281 6 Hickey, Donna 10 249 1 Holman, Deborah 07 281 1 Hickox, William 08 280 1 Holman, Glen 08 281 4 Hicks, Claude 09 216 1 Holman, Lori 07 281 6 Hicks, Jack 10 73,74,249 4 Holman, Robert 09 217 4 Hicks, Julia 09 6 Holstein. Kelly 12 148 1 Hicks. Kenneth 07 281 1 Holt, Deanine 07 281 3 Hicks, Laurie 10 4 Holup, Elaine 12 6 Hicks, Paul 10 1 Honaker, Brian 07 281 1 Hicks, Ronald 08 281 4 Honaker, Gary 09 217 1 Hicks, Theresa 08 83,281 5 Honaker, Michael 11 100,230 1 Higgins, Fred 08 4 Honeycutt. Mike 10 217 1 Higgins. Lisa 08 281 1 Hood, Robert 07 83,281 1 Hill, Deanna 07 281 1 Hook, Michael 07 281 3 Hill, Donald 10 203 2 Hooper, Julian 08 4 Hill, Frank 09 3 Hooper, Robin 10 203 1 Hill, Lisa 07 281 5 Hoover, Charles 11 1 Hill, Walt 08 281 4 Hoover, Dawn 09 217 1 Hill, William 07 281 6 Hoover, Don 12 72,100,148 4 Himmelberger, Steve 10 217 1 Hoover, Jeffrey 07 281 4 Himmelberger, Susan 12 77.148 2 Hoover, Timmy 08 295 1 Hinegardner, Btain 07 281 1 Hopkins, Laverne 08 281 1 Hitt, Gina 08 281 5 Hopkins, Otis 11 4 Hitt, Linda 10 60,220 5 Hopkins, Stephanie 11 230 1 Hoagland, Kathy 08 265,281 6 Hopkins, Tamera 10 79.249 6 Hoague. David 10 249 2 Hopkins, Theresa 08 295 4 Hodges, Debra 09 217 2 Horan, Barbara 08 index 365 Horan, Brenda 07 281 Horner, Frank 09 217 Horner, Kathleen 07 281 Horner, Raymond 12 105,148 Horton, Brenda 09 217 Hottle, Debbie 09 217 Hottle, Kevin 07 Houck, Don 09 217 Houck, Ortensia 07 281 Houseknecht, Pam 08 282 Howard. Marilyn 09. 217 Howard, Tom 10 231 Howe. David 08 282 Howe, Pamela 12 Howell. Donald 11 100,203 Howell, Kevin 07 Howell, Laura 09 217 Howell. Terry 10 203 Howerton, Russell 08 295 Hrabal, Melody 07 Hubbard. Ella 12 148 Hubbard. Jerry 07 282 Hubbard. William 07 282 Hubbell, Steven 07 282 Hudson, Diana 10 217 Hudson. Kelly 07 282 Hudson, Regina 07 282 Hudson, Reginald 09 217 Hudson, Robert 11 231 Huebner, James 10 106,249 Huebner, Van 12 Huft, William 08 282 Huffer, Bruce 08 282 Huffman, Donna 07 282 Huffnagel, Ben 09 217 Hufnagel, Jon 11 231 Hughes, Doyle 11 203 Hughes, Harold 11 203 Hughes, James 07 282 Hughes, Jennifer 10 68,78 Hughes, John 11 Hughes, Joseph 11 80 Hughes, Lucius 09 Hughes, Michael 07 282 Hughes. Nancy 10 Hughes, Patrick 09 68,218 Hughes, Periane 09 Hughes, Peter 10 245,248 Hughes. Tim 12 105,148 Hughes, Vincent 10 203 Hughes. Vivian 07 282 Hugus, Richard 08 282 Hullett, Anthony 09 218 Hullett. Ralph 08 295 Humphrey, Kerry 07 282 Humphrey, Lori 10 203 Humphrey, Stephen 07 282 Humphrey, Steve 12 148 Humphreys, Ray 11 218 Humphreys, Sharon 10 Humphreys, Sherry 07 Hunt. Frances 10 68,74,78,203 Hunt, Jolene 10 71 Hunter, Bridget 07 282 Hunter, Carolyn 09 79,218 Hunter, Theodore, 11 57,249 Huntington, Ray 12 Huntington. Stacy 09 Huntington, Susan 12 Huntzinger, Allan 08 282 Huntzinger, Thomas 07 282 Hurlocker, Marchel 08 282 Hurst, Julie 09 56,218 Hurst. William 08 282 Hutchins. Bill 12 52,66.148 Hutnan, Arlene 08 295 Hutnan, George 09 218 Hutton. Patrick 08 282 Hyatt. Lynn 09 218 Hyman, David 11 Iverson, Ginny 07 282 Iverson, Julie 11 59,71,249 Ives. Debbie 12 56,148 Ives, John 11 218 Ives, Kimberly 08 282 Ives, Rusty 10 52,80,249 Jackman, Doreen 12 Jackman. Neala 07 282 Jackson, Bruce 07 Jackson, Gina 10 57 Jackson, John 12 Jackson, Kevin 12 148 Jackson, Paul 07 282 Jackson, Vera 07 282 Jacobs, James 09 Jacobs, Ellwood 11 231 Jacobson. Belinda 11 203 Jacobson, Jeff 09 218 James, Tammy 07 265,282 James, Thomas 08 James. Walter, 10 Jansen, Martha 09 57 Jameson, Linda 08 282 Jaques, Tiffany 08 282 4 Jaques, Yolanda 11 107 4 Jaquess, Deborah 12 149 4 Jay. Janet 10 67,71,74,107,218 2 Jay, Jesse 08 291,295 3 Jay. Brian 12 3 Jay. Bruce 12 5 Jenkins, Brenda 11 1 Jenkins, Bruce 07 282 4 Jenkins. Judy 09 4 Jenkins, Michael 11 100 2 Jenkins. Richard 08 295 5 Jenkins, Robert 11 3 Jenkins, Robert 12 4 Jenkins, Shawn 12 59,74,78,149 6 Jenkins, Sheliah 12 149 1 Jennelle. Bobbie 07 282 4 Jennelle, Thomas 10 1 Jennings. Charles 08 4 Jennings. Jay 09 4 Jennings, Lori 09 5 Jennings, Perry 11 58,231 4 Jewett, Donald 11 218 1 Jiminez, Carolyn 07 282 4 Jiminez, Mark 09 218 6 Jiminez, Robert 10 250 4 Johnson, Catherine 09 218 4 Johnson, Charles 11 59,218 4 Johnson, Connie 09 1 Johnson, Crystal 08 282 4 Johnson, Donna 12 149 6 Johnson, Jeanette 09 59,250 4 Johnson, James 09 218 5 Johnson, Kenneth 10 4 Johnson, Kevin 12 1 Johnson, Larry 08 282 1 Johnson, Maynell 07 282 4 Johnson, Stephen 09 218 3 Johnson, Vivian 11 203 1 Jones, Anthony 08 282 3 Jones, Anthony 12 149 1 Jones. Anthony 07 283 1 Jones, Archie 07 282 5 Jones, Becky 11 109,231 4 Jones, Carla 12 149,178 1 Jones, Carl 07 282 4 Jones, Catherine 12 108,149 2 Jones, Cathleen 08 282 6 Jones, Charles 10 250 2 Jones, Cindy 08 55.295 1 Jones, Clarence 08 283 1 Jones, Cynthia 08 283 1 Jones, Daniel 08 4 Jones, Darlene 09 218 1 Jones, David 08 83.283 1 Jones, Diana 07 283 4 Jones, Donna 09 2 Jones, Doris 08 296 1 Jones, Doris 08 1 Jones. Jacqueline 07 283 4 Jones. James 09 218 3 Jones. Jerri 10 203 1 Jones, Julie 08 283 1 Jones, Karen 07 283 3 Jones, Lorie 10 107 4 Jones, Michael 09 218 1 Jones, Philip 07 283 6 Jones, Quent 10 250 3 Jones, Robi n 11 204 1 Jones, Robin 07 283 5 Jones, Robin 12 150 3 Jones, Sarah 10 2 Jones, Stephen 08 296 6 Jones, Susan 10 250 1 Jones, Tammy 07 283 2 Jones, Tammy 08 3 Jones, Teresa 12 58,71,150 3 Jones, William 10 204 4 Jordan, Freddie 09 219 4 Jordan, Robin 09 219 4 Juraschek, Rosemarie 11 219 6 Kaiser, Arthur 12 150 4 Kaminsky, Thomas 09 73,74,219 4 Kamm, Herb 11 209,219 5 Kane, Christopher 10 1 Kane. Eileen 07 283 2 Kane. Isabelle 08 296 3 Kane, Joseph 10 73,74 6 Karas, Bruce 10 78,250 4 Karroll, Denise 09 219 4 Karroll, Nancy 12 65,72,150 4 Kaster, Dennis 10 6 Kateluzos, Kevin 12 150 4 Kearney, Janet 09 57,219 1 Kearns, Ryland 07 283 4 Keefer. Kathy 12 56,150 4 Keefer, Susan 12 56,150 6 Keenan, John 10 76,81,250 6 Keenan. Patricia 12 150,245 1 Keene, Sherry 08 283 2 Keener. Sheila 08 296 4 Keener, Sherry 09 219 3 Keener, Stephen 12 150 3 Keener, Teresa 11 204 4 Kees, Cheryl 12 150 1 Keffer, Darla 07 283 1 Kehler, Timothy 08 283 3 Keightley, Pat 10 204 1 Kellerman, Jack 08 284 5 Keller, Gilbert 10 231 2 Keller, Ronald 08 296 3 Kelley. Deborah 12 150 3 Kelley, Michael 10 204 1 Kelley, Victoria 07 284 5 Kells, Susan 11 77,66,231 1 Kells, Ronald 07 284 1 Kelly, Jay 07 284 4 Kelly, Joy 09 57,219 1 Kelvy, Ruth 07 6 Kencitzski, Leon 12 150,245 5 Kendrick, Anita 11 231 4 Kendrick, Patricia 09 219 4 Kennedy. Charles 11 78,219 1 Kenney. Harvey 07 284 4 Kenney, Teresa 09 219 3 Kennon, Cynthia 10 204 1 Keppel, Cynthia 07 284 1 Kern, Michael 07 284 6 Kerstetter, Barry 10 1 Ketchum, June 08 284 3 Ketchum, Ray 10 57,204 6 Kichinko, Chris 10 250 3 Kidd, Garry Edwin 10 1 Kidd, Michael 07 284 4 Kidd, Norman 09 219 1 Kidd. Roger 07 284 3 Kidd, Shirley 10 2 Kidd, Steven 08 296 3 Kilgore. John 10 204 1 Kilgore, Richard 07 284 3 Killion, Ronald Willard 12 151 1 Kimble, Donna Kay 08 284 6 Kinder, Janet Made 12 60,151,180 1 King, Anthony 07 284 1 King, Charles 07 28A 1 King, Pamela 07 284 4 Kinney, Lisa Jane 09 4 Kirby. Debbie 12 151 5 Kirby, Tammy 10 5 Kirby, Ted 10 76,79,231 5 Kirby. Thomas 11 4 Kirkconnell, Lynley 09 6 Kirkland. Michael 10 250 2 Kirkland. Nikita 08 296 6 Kirkland. Steve 12 100,151 4 Kisendaffer, Leslie 09 219 4 Kitchen, David 09 219 1 Kitchen. Michael 07 265.284 4 Kitchen, Ray 12 2 Kleese. Maria 08 296 5 Kleier, Kenneth 11 106 5 Kleier, Leeman 12 106 4 Klein, Carrie 11 1 Knight, Derie 07 1 Knight. Eric 08 284 3 Knott. Lawrence 12 151 1 Knox, Vivian 07 284 6 Knudslien, Sandra 11 60,250 3 Koca, Jonathan 10 5 Koeller, David 10 73,74 4 Koeller, Kelly 12 74.151 4 Konneker, David 09 4 Konneker. Neal 12 1 Korn. Gary 08 4 Koslow, John 09 75,220 1 Koslow, Kathleen 07 284 3 Kottemann, Tina 10 59,204 4 Kotzmoyer, Sharon 09 220 3 Kovel. Jacob 11 78,106,204 1 Kovel, Ruth 07 284 4 Kovel, Sarah 09 57,220 6 Kozuch, Frank 12 151 5 Kramer, Karen 10 231 6 Kramer, Roy 11 6 Krick, Rodi 11 4 Kridle. Barbara 12 151,209 1 Kurucz, Tony 07 284 1 Kuser, Kathy 07 284 4 Kuykendall, Karen 09 220 4 Kuykendall, Kathy 11 220 3 Kye. Beatrice 10 4 Kye, Linda 12 151 4 Kyle, Bonnie 09 1 Kyle, Melanie 08 1 Kyrkos, Vasilios 08 284 5 Lacy, Binnie 09 231 5 Lacy, Debra 09 231 2 Lake, Pamela 08 296 2 Lake, Patricia 07 296 2 Lake, Penni 08 296 6 Lamb, Brenda 12 152 5 Lamb. Thomas 09 231 5 Lambert. Greg 09 231 2 Lambert. Terry 08 296 5 Lane, Doug 10 231 1 Langley. Brenda 08 284 5 Langley. Richard 10 231 5 Langlinais. Brian 09 231 1 Langlinais. Lori 08 285 366 index 2 Lenglinais, Sondra 07 296 3 Lanham, Julie 09 6 Lanham, Leslie 11 250 3 Lanham, Mark 12 152,183 2 Lanman, Linda 07 296 2 Lanham. Philip 08 296 5 Lantz, Clay 09 232 4 Lantz. Darlene 10 220 2 Lantz, Donna 07 296 2 Larew, Tim 07 296 4 Larimer, Bill 12 5 Lasalle. Patricia 10 2 Lash, Cathy 08 296 3 Lash, Lisa 10 204 2 Lasko, Jennifer 07 291,296 6 Latham, John 12 75 2 Laughlin, Amelia 07 296 5 Laughlin, Carole 09 61.232 5 Laughlin, Greg 09 232 ' 2 Laughlin, Sherry 08 296 2 Lavalle, Wendy 07 296 2 Lavinder, Brenda 08 296 5 Lavinder, Robert 09 232 2 Lavoie, Joseph 07 296 1 Lawhorne, Callie 08 296 2 Lawhorne, Debbie 07 296 5 Lawhorn, Richard 10 232 5 Lawrence, Jennifer 09 232 4 Lawrence, John 11 78 3 Lawrence, Joyce 12 79,152 2 Lawrence, Teresa 08 296 6 Lawson. Donald 11 6 Lawton, Alicia 10 250 6 Lawton, John 12 152 5 Leake, Charles 09 6 Leake, Deborah 12 152 5 Leasure. Debra 12 152 3 Leatherland, Kim 12 71,152 5 Leatherland, William 09 232 4 Leavitt, Mary 11 68,74,153 4 Leckner, William 12 6 Lecorchick, Rebecca 11 2 Ledet, Terry 07 2 Lee, Jeffrey 07 296 5 Lee, Richard 10 2 Lee, Tracy 08 296 4 Leese, Mary Elizabeth 11 220 1 Leese, Suzanne 08 83,285 5 Legg, Linda 09 232 4 Lelansky, Craig 10 57,220 6 Lelansky. Gerald 12 103.153 2 Lender. Kenneth 07 4 Leonard. Kathleen 12 60,153 5 Leonardt. Dawn 09 232 2 Lerch, Gerry 08 5 Lerch, Mary 10 5 Lessin, Laura 12 60,153 5 Lester. Michele 09 232 2 Lester, Shirley 08 296 4 Lewin, Cathy 10 75 4 Lewin, John 11 220 1 Lewin, Joseph 08 285 5 Lewis, Anna 10 59 2 Lewis, David 07 297 3 Liddell, Linda 12 56,71,153 2 Liddle, Carol 07 297 5 Liddle, Linda 09 57,232 1 Lifset, Lauren 08 285 5 Lifset. Regina 09 58,232 2 Light, Lorena 07 297 2 Lightner, Cheryl 07 5 Lightner, Thomas 09 232 4 Liming, Dale 10 220 1 Liming, Denise 08 285 4 Liming, Edward 11 2 Liming, Susan 07 297 2 Lincoln, Michael 07 265,291,297 2 Lincoln. Terri 08 290,297 6 Lincoln, Vicki 11 57,250 2 Lindsley, Barbara 07 297 5 Lindsley, Karen 10 57 3 Lindsley, Linda 11 57,204 1 Lindsley. Sandra 08 285 2 Lindstrom, Laura 08 291,297 2 Lineberry, John 07 5 Lineberry, Kathy 09 232 6 Linehan, Matt 10 78,232 3 Lineweaver, Cindy 11 204 5 Lineweaver, Holly 12 153 5 Lineweaver, Robin 09 232 2 Ling, James 07 297 1 Lippard, Beth 08 265.285 5 Lippard, Jon 10 66 4 Lipscomb. Janice 10 220 6 Lipscomb. Jerry 12 153 2 Lipscomb, Roger 08 297 1 Little, Edgar 08 285 3 Little, Gary 12 2 Littlepage. Byron 07 297 5 Litton, Lisa 09 232 1 Litvinas. Sandra 08 285 2 Livesay. Donald 07 297 2 Livesa i. Stephen 07 4 Living ton. Steve 12 4 Lockard, Monica 12 70,153 5 Lockard. Scott 09 57,232 2 Locke, Elizabeth 07 297 1 Locke. Mark 08 285 6 Lockhart, Donna 11 68,245,250 5 Lockhart, Paul 10 232 2 Loeffler, Andrew 07 297 2 Long, Sandra 08 297 1 Long, Terri 08 285 2 Long, William 07 297 2 Longey. Glenn 08 297 5 Looper, Kimberly 09 2 Lopez, Felice 07 297 2 Lopez, Kimberly 07 297 5 Lopez, Steven 11 5 Lovelace, Jennifer 10 59,233 5 Lovelace, Steven 09 78 3 Lovett, Kimberly 11 2 Lovett, Sonya 07 297 2 Loving, Vince 07 297 5 Lowe, Charles 09 233 1 Lowry, Cynthia 08 265,285 5 Lowry. John 09 73,74,233 6 Lowry, Karen 11 72,250,290 4 Loyd, James 10 220 2 Lozak, Kevin 08 297 5 Lozak, Susan 09 57,233 2 Lucas, Eric 08 297 2 Lucas, Melvin 08 297 5 Lucas, Michael 10 233 5 Lukowski, Lynne 11 56,233 2 Lundy, Charles 07 297 1 Lundy, Melissa 08 285 5 Lunsetter. Janell 09 59,233 2 Lunsetter. Julie 08 83,297 5 Lunsford, Arleen 09 233 4 Lunsford. Charles 10 221 5 Lusk. Gail 12 153 2 Lusk. Lori 07 297 3 Lyles, Cynthia 11 72 4 Lyles, Leon 10 220 2 Lyles, Mark 07 297 2 Lymore, Mark 07 297 4 Lymore. Morty 10 220 5 Lynch, Larissa 09 233 4 Lyons, Catherine 10 220 2 Lyons, Cynthia 07 298 5 Lyons, Stuart 09 57,233 4 Lyons, Teddy 10 220 2 Maat, Aaron 7 298 1 Maat, Bryan 08 285 4 Macan, Nancy 10 221 3 Macdonald, Alpin 11 204 2 Macdonald, Gary 07 298 5 Macdonald, Robert 09 2 Macdonnell. Aileen 08 291,298 5 Macdonnell, Brian 12 154 5 Macdonnell, Maura 10 79,233 2 Mace, Sharon 07 298 2 Macgowan, Laura 08 298 2 Machina. Lee 08 298 5 Macon, Anglois 12 154 5 Macon, Carl 09 5 Macon, Roselyn 11 204 5 Madden, Byron 09 233 5 Madden, John 10 233 5 Madigan, John 09 233 4 Madigan. Melvin 10 222 2 Madigan. Richard 08 298 2 Madison, Brenda 07 5 Madison, Debra 12 5 Madison, Michael 09 2 Madison, Paul 07 2 Magner. Harvey 08 298 2 Magner, Ricky 07 298 2 Magwood, Wanda 07 298 2 Magyar, Thomas 07 298 4 Main, Dale 11 1 Main, Jeffrey 08 285 6 Majewski. Shane 11 5 Major, Doug 10 233 1 Major, James 08 75,285 5 Major, Richard 12 80,154 6 Malaby, Brian 12 154 4 Malaby, Jeffery 11 104,221 2 Malcom, Christopher 08 298 3 Malcom, Mark 12 154 1 Malenosky. Frank 08 285 4 Malicki, Karen 12 154 5 Mallonee, Cynthia 12 154 1 Mallonee, John 08 285 2 Mallow, Martha 07 298 1 Mallow, Rallow 08 5 Malnic, Kim 12 52,154 5 Malnic, Sonja 12 52,155 2 Malone, David 07 298 2 Malone, Helga 07 298 2 Malone, Suzanne 07 298 4 Maiony, Tim 10 73.74,221 4 Manger. Walter 10 58.221 1 Mankin, Amy 08 83,285 2 Mann, Theodore 07 5 Mantelero, Vicki 09 75,78,233 2 Mantiply. Gary 07 83,298 3 Mantiply. Sheila 11 2 Marchese, Brian 08 298 2 Marks. Rick 08 298 « 2 Marlin, Jeffrey 07 298 1 Marlin, William 08 285 5 Marlow. Ken 09 233 5 Marlow, Robert 11 233 4 Maron, Joseph 10 221 6 Marr, Brian 12 53,155 5 Marshall. Melvin 09 233 2 Marshall. Pamela 08 298 4 Marszalek, Kathryn 12 155 2 Madhouse, Christine 07 3 Martin, David 10 5 Martin, Glenn 10 234 2 Martin. Hansen 07 298 2 Martin, John 07 298 2 Martin, Karl 07 298 5 Martin, Robin 10 234 2 Martin, Scott 07 298 6 Martin, Theresa 11 64,250 5 Martinez. Eladio 12 155 5 Martinez. Ricardo 09 234 2 Martinez, Roberto 07 298 2 Martyn, Sherry 07 298 5 Marvich, Joseph 09 234 3 Mason, Alan 12 155 5 Mason, Gary 10 234 2 Mason. Neal 07 298 5 Mason, Steve 12 155 5 Massey, Kevin 09 234 2 Massie, Baron 08 298 4 Masters. Karl 11 221 4 Masters, Kevin 10 221 1 Masters, Kimberly 08 285 5 Matheney, Jerry 09 234 2 Mathis, Carole 08 298 4 Mathis, Robert 10 57,221 6 Matson, Barbara 12 78,155 2 Matson. Thomas 07 298 2 Mattes. Hao 07 298 5 Mattes, Tvan 09 234 6 Matthews, David 11 250 2 Matthews, Debra 07 298 2 Matthews, Deborah 08 298 5 Matthews, Joyce 09 234 1 Mauk, Krista 08 5 Maupin, Katherine 09 234 2 Maute, Thomas 07 299 6 Maxwell. Bobby 11 250 5 Maxwell. Malinda 10 234 1 Maxwell, Thomas 08 285 2 Mayer, Cindi 08 299 2 Mayer, Katherine 07 299 1 McAfee Scott 08 285 5 McAleese. Brenda 09 234 5 McAleese, James 12 155,181 5 McAleese, Tommy 10 5 McCall, Charles 10 2 McCall, Brenda 08 83,299 1 McCall. Michael 08 285 2 McCarthy, Paul 08 299 2 McCarthy, Susan 07 299 1 McClain. Kathleen 08 285 2 McClanahan. Brenda 07 299 1 McClanahan, Eric 08 285 5 McCleese. Jo Ellen 09 234 2 McConnell, Jacqueline 07 299 5 McConnell, Rebecca 09 234 6 McCormack, Jeff 10 66,68.81.250 2 McCormick, Kathleen 08 299 5 McCoy. Karen 10 66,234 5 McCoy, Randolph 11 4 McCraw, Clint 11 234 1 McCraw, Dale 06 285 5 McCraw, David 09 234 1 McCraw. Mark 08 285 4 McCraw. Sherry 10 2 McCulloch. Mark 08 299 5 McCurry, Wanda 10 234 5 McCutchen, Winfield 10 66,235 5 McDaniel. Cecil 10 101.235 4 McDaniel, Dennis 11 2 McDaniel. James 08 299 6 McDaniel. Rachel 11 75,250 2 McDaniel. William 08 299 4 McDaniels, Larry 11 221 5 McDerment. David 10 75,235 2 McDerment, Sandra 07 299 6 McDonald, Bryce 11 4 McDonald. Danny 11 4 McDonald, Ronald 10 221 5 McDonald. Wanda 09 56.235 2 McDougle, Thayer 07 299 6 McDowell. David 11 106.251 5 McDowell. David 11 5 McDowell. Deborah 09 4 McDowell, Mary 10 80.221 5 McElhiney, Anita 09 61.235 3 McElhiney. Michael 12 155 1 MeFarland, Frankie 07 285 4 McGinnis, Karen 10 59.205 4 McGmty. Cecilia 12 52.59,155 5 McGinty. Patricia 10 71 2 McGogney, Sandra 08 299 5 McGowan, Chris 09 235 1 McGowan, Valerie 08 285 2 McGraw, Angela 07 299 4 McGuire, Mark 11 4 McHaffa. Roy 10 5 McHale. Arlene 09 235 4 McHale, Patrick 10 221 1 McHale, Paul 08 285 5 Mcllwain, Colleen 09 235 5 McIntosh, Bruce 12 66,155 5 McIntosh, Marian 09 57,235 5 McIntyre, Ralph 09 235 6 McKee, David 11 100,251 2 McKee, Deejay 07 299 5 McKee, Michael 10 235 1 McKelleget, William 08 285 5 McKenna. Antoinette 09 235 4 McKenney, Karl 10 4 McKeon, David 11 100,221 3 McKeon, Joseph 12 155 4 McKeon, Michael 10 221 5 McKinney, Kandy 09 59,235 5 McKinney, Leon 10 235 5 McKinney, Sharon 10 78 2 McMahon, Martin 07 299 2 McMillan, Christopher 08 299 5 McMillan, Kathie 09 235 5 McMillan, Michael 12 156 2 McMullen, Nina 07 299 5 McNamara, Kevin 09 74,235 4 McNamara, Mike 12 156 1 McQuigg. James 08 285 2 McQuinn, Deborah 07 299 4 Mead, William 09 2 Meagher, Sharon 08 299 2 Meahl, Deborah 08 299 1 Meahl, Tracy Ann 08 285 6 Medokowich, Milan Micky 12 156 2 Meehan, Eddie 08 290,299 5 Megee, Susan Eileen 10 78,235 5 Megee, Thomas Gordon 09 233 1 Mehler, Susan Patricia 08 286 2 Meisenhelter, Charles 07 300 2 Meisenhelter, Rebecca 08 299 3 Melville, John 12 156,178 5 Melville, Kenneth Buehl 10 236 5 Melville, Nancy Buehl 11 58,236 5 Menager, John 10 236 6 Mess, James Michael 10 251 3 Metzger, Edward 12 53,61,156 2 Michael, Patricia 08 300 5 Mickle, Richard 09 236 4 Middlecoff, Joan 12 68,69,74,75,156 6 Migliaccio, Cynthia 11 251 2 Mikhalevsky, Helen 07 300 5 Miller, Anna 09 236 5 Miller, Annette 12 79,156 1 Miller, Barbara 08 286 6 Miller, Brenda 11 251 4 Miller, Bryan 12 156 5 Miller, Connie 10 57,58 5 Miller, Dawn 09 1 Miller, Diane 08 300 2 Miller, Diana 07 300 5 Miller, Elizabeth 09 205 2 Miller, Gary 07 300 3 .Miller, Gene 12 2 Miller, Jack 07 300 3 Miller, Janet 12 156 6 Miller, Jerry 11 4 Miller, Kim 12 58,69,156 2 Miller, Kevin 07 300 2 Miller, Michael 08 300 5 Miller, Mike 09 5 Miller, Nancy 09 236 5 Miller, Paul 10 236 5 Miller. Phillip 09 300 2 Miller, Richard 08 1 Mills, James 08 286 6 Mills, Jean 12 156 1 Mills, Marjorie 08 286 1 Milton, Karen 08 286 4 Milton, Keith 10 221 3 Milton, Murray 12 156 4 Miner, Alan 11 100,122 4 Miner, Joann 12 54,157 5 Minney, Roger 09 5 Minney, Regina 11 5 Minnick, Glenda 09 61 6 Minnick, Stanley 11 72 1 Mitchell, Deidre 08 286 5 Mitchell, Deve 09 236 5 Mitchell. Ethel 12 72,157 2 Mitchell, John 07 300 2 Mitchell, John 07 5 Mitchell, Judith 09 56,236 2 Mitchell, Margaret 08 300 2 Mitchell. Mary 08 300 3 Mitchell, Nancy 11 72 3 Mitchell, Neva 10 205 5 Mitchell, Timothy 09 2 Mitchell, Wanda 07 300 6 Mittendorf, Daniel 11 251 4 Mittendord, Rebecca 12 66,157 1 Mitton, Ruth 08 286 6 Mitton, Susan 12 157,245 2 Moeller, Steven 07 300 6 Monger, Ken 11 251 2 Moon, Willard, 07 300 2 Mooney, Susan 07 300 5 Moore, Angela 09 3 Moore, Cecile 11 205 2 Moore, Clintina 07 300 1 Moore, David 08 286 1 Moore, Dennis 08 286 2 Moore, Harley 08 300 5 Moore, John 09 236 5 Moore, Johnny 10 236 1 Moore, Margaret 08 286 2 Moore, Robin 07 300 2 Moore, Ruby 08 300 5 Moore, Sheryl 12 157 5 Moore, Shirley 09 236 2 Moore, Susan 08 300 2 Moore, William 07 300 1 Moore, William 08 286 2 Morales, Idolina 08 291,300 5 2 4 6 3 2 5 4 5 2 5 5 4 5 2 5 5 2 2 6 1 2 2 6 5 2 6 3 2 2 6 4 4 1 1 2 4 4 1 5 5 5 6 2 5 3 5 6 4 2 5 3 5 1 5 2 5 2 6 4 5 6 2 1 2 3 2 5 2 1 2 5 2 5 2 2 5 4 5 5 5 1 6 5 4 1 2 5 5 5 3 3 5 1 5 2 5 2 3 2 5 Morales. Mercedes 10 236 Morehart, Carolyn 07 301 Morehart, James 10 222 Morehart, John 12 157 Morehart, Mary 11 205 Morehouse, Susan 08 301 Moreland, Karen 09 236 Moreland, Tracy 10 68,129,222 Morgan, Michelle 12 157 Morgan, Nancy 08 Morgan, Penny 11 Morgan, Susan 11 60,236 Morlock, Susan 12 56,157 Morris, Anita 12 158 Morris, Bryan 07 Morris, Gwendolyn 09 Morris, Jeannie 09 68,236 Morris, Jenifer 07 301 Morrow, John 08 Morton, Linda 12 158 Morton, Sally 08 286 Morton, Scott 07 301 Moskoff, Christopher 07 301 Moskoff, Greg 10 251 Moskoff, Sharon 09 236 Moss, Linda 08 301 Mozingo, Barbara 12 158 Mrstik. Lynn 11 56,205 Mulligan, Tammie 07 301 Mullins, Cheryl 08 Mullins, Diana 12 77,158 Mullins, Gary 10 Mullins, Lynne 10 222 Mullins, Peggy 08 286 Mullins, Sandra 08 286 Mullins, Sheila 08 301 Mullins, Sherry 10 222 Mullins, Wanda 10 Mu Ivanity, Patrick 08 286 Munger, Dianne 10 Munger, Shirley 11 Munsie, Angela 09 237 Mu nsie, Katherine 11 205 Murphy, Brian 07 301 Murphy, Edward 09 237 Murphy, John 12 157 Murphy, Patricia 09 237 Murphy, Robert 11 106,251 Murphy, Steve 12 67,158,182 Murphy, Timothy 07 301 Murray, Michael 12 158 Murray, Rose 11 72,205 Muschkin, Sam 11 237 Musmanno, Donna 08 286 Mussomele, Charles 09 237 Mussomele, Freda 07 301 Mutscheller, David 09 237 Mutschefler, John 07 301 Mutscheller, Michael 12 158 Mutscheller, William 10 222 Myers, Kelly 09 237 Myers, Kerry 11 58,71,251 Myers, Thomas 07 Myers, Vicki 08 286 Naghshineh, William 08 301 Nalls, David 12 158 Nalls, Sylvia 07 301 Nance, Lee 10 Nance, Patricia 08 301 Nash, Pam 08 286 Nault, Joseph 07 301 Neal. Diane 12 158 Nealey, James 07 Nealey, Teresa 09 Neary, Cynthia 08 301 Neil, David 07 301 Nelbach, Daniel 09 75,237 Nelbach, Gwendolyn 12 159 Nelbach, Raymond 10 Nelson, All 2 53,68,159 Nelson, Alice 12 53,58,150 Nelson, David 08 Nelson, Debra 11 129 Nelson. Galzey 09 Nelson, Paul 10 222 Nelson, Russell 08 68,286 Nestor, Rocky 07 301 Neufang, Jerry 09 237 Newbegin, Leslie 10 237 Newbegin, Lori 09 237 Newcomb, Carl 11 205 Newcomb, Mark 12 159 Newell, Carrie 09 237 Newell, Richard 08 286 Newman, David 10 237 Newman, Jeff 08 301 Newman, Joseph 09 237 Newman, Mark 07 301 Newville, Dale 12 159 Newville, Kevin 08 301 Ng, Yuen 12 69,80,159 5 Nichols, Arthur 09 237 2 Nichols, Maria 08 301 6 Nichols, Mary 11 251 2 Nichols, Theresa 08 301 5 Nielsen, Chris 09 237 2 Nielsen, Harold 08 301 3 Nielsen, Paul 12 4 Nielsen, Todd 11 106 3 Nielsen, William 12 4 Nienaber, Cheria 11 222 4 Nienaber, Debra 10 5 Niezgoda, Anne 10 66,71,238 2 Niezgoda, Deborah 07 291,301 6 Nikulla, Julianna 12 97,159 4 Nikulla, Paul 10 5 Niroo, Farinoosh 12 238 5 Nixon, Gary 10 238 6 Noblin, Kathy 11 251 5 Noblin, Linda 10 238 5 Nobrega, Alfred 10 238 5 Nobrega, Henry 09 238 2 Nobrega, Patrick 07 301 2 Noel, John 07 301 5 Nork, Douglas 09 238 4 Nork, Gary 10 222 5 Norris, Michael 09 238 5 North, Edward 09 2 North, Michael 07 301 1 Novak, Jeri 10 105 3 Novak, John 12 159 2 Novak, Laura 07 301 4 Nowak, Jay 12 159 5 Nuckolls, Sharon 10 2 Nuckols, Donald 07 301 2 Nuckulls, Daniel 07 301 2 Nun, Craig 08 302 2 Nurse, Adrian 07 302 2 Nutting, Charles 07 302 2 Oakley, Robert 07 2 O ' Brien, Kathleen 07 302 5 Ochis, Karen 12 71,159 2 Ochis, Kristin 07 302 5 O’Connor, Kathleen 12 71,159 1 O ' Connor, Lawrence 08 286 5 O’Connor, Maryalice 10 60,238 2 O ' Dekirk, Russell 07 302 5 O’Dekirk, Sheree 12 69,160 5 Odems, Gwenevere 09 238 2 Odom, Yvanne 07 302 2 O’Keefe, Kevin 07 5 Okyen, Kathy 09 55,57,238 4 Okyen, Marc 12 106,160 5 Older, Jean 09 238 5 Older, Steve 12 160 2 Older, Wayne 08 302 5 Oliver, Reuben Lee 09 238 2 Olson, Keith 07 302 6 O ' Meara, Karen Marie 10 56,251 1 O ' Meara, Michael Scott 08 286 2 Ondrusek, Angela 07 2 O’Quinn, James Jefferson 08 302 5 O’Quinn, Mary 11 57,238 5 O’Quinn, Maureen 09 238 2 Oravec. Tara 07 302 2 Orban, Debbie 07 302 1 Orban, Keith 08 286 3 Orban, Terry 11 205 4 Orman, Gary 10 2 Orman, Raymond 07 302 4 Ortiz, Carlos 11 222 5 Ortiz, Margo 09 4 Osborn, Linda 12 108,160 1 Osier, Betty 08 286 5 O’Sullivan, Brian 09 238 2 O’Sullivan, Linda 07 302 4 Otero, Carlos 11 58 1 Otto, Cynthia 08 2 Ours, Crystal! 07 302 5 Overton, Bryon 10 73,74,76,238 5 Ovrevik, Steve 10 74,238 6 Ovrevik, Marylou 11 56,75,251 1 Owens, Brian 08 286 2 Owens, Jessie 08 302 5 Owens, Kathy 10 75,80 5 Owens, Russell 12 54,101,160 2 Owens, Thomas 07 302 3 Page, Janice 12 71,160 5 Pagliarulo, Mary 09 238 4 Painter, Cheryl 12 160 2 Painton, Patricia 07 83 2 Pak, Choi 08 302 5 Pak, Ik Seong 10 2 Pak, Seon 07 5 Paladino, Steven 12 160 6 Palikan, Robert 12 2 Palmer, Melody 07 302 5 Palmer, Rodney 09 238 5 Palmisano, Anthony 09 1 Palmisano, Leslie 08 286 2 Parham, Andre 07 302 2 Parham, Troy 07 302 2 Parker, Albertina 08 302 2 Parker, Anita 07 302 2 Parker, Bernard 08 302 5 Parker, Carla 09 238 1 Parker, Diane 08 286 5 Parker, Ann 09 61,238 6 Parker, Jeane 10 57,252 5 Parker, Melinda 12 75,160 3 Parker, Patrice 12 160 5 Parker, Pearson 09 238 2 Parks, Corinna 07 302 5 Parolini, Linda 09 238 5 Parrack, Kevin 12 101,160 1 Parrack, Suzanne 08 285,286 2 Parsons, Donald 07 5 Parsons, Donald 09 2 Parsons, Marian 07 302 2 Parson, Sheila 07 3 Pascale, Jenise 11 64,205 2 Pasquariello, Joy 07 302 6 Pasquariello, Larry 12 160,182 5 Pastore, Deirdre 09 239 1 Pastrano, Gina 08 286 2 Pastre, Charles 08 2 Pastre, Debra 07 2 Patrizzi, Dennis 07 302 1 Patterson, Micheal 08 287 5 Paul, Michael 12 161 5 Paul, Nancy 11 64,73 3 Pauly, Marjorie 12 161 5 Pauly, Patricia 09 79,239 6 Paxson, Jack 11 251 2 Paxson, Michael 07 302 6 Payne, Cathy 12 161 6 Payne, Larry 10 252 1 Payne, Ronald 08 287 6 Payne, Tilghman 10 100,252 5 Payne, William 09 239 2 Pearson, Julia 08 302 2 Pearson, Nelson 08 302 3 Peartree, James 12 161 1 Pedersen, Elizabeth 08 287 3 Pedersen, Thomas 12 161 4 Peele, Angela 10 79 2 Peet, Karen 07 302 5 Pellegrini, Nancye 09 56,239 3 Pennington, Deborah 11 72 5 Pennington, Jess 10 239 5 Pennington, Phillip 09 3 Pennington, Theresa 09 56 6 Peoples, Richard 11 251 5 Peoples, Thomas 09 239 2 Pepe, Shirley 08 302 2 Perdue, Elizabeth 08 82,302 2 Perdue, Mark 08 302 2 Perdue, Michael 07 302 2 Peren, Victor 07 302 2 Pergoy, Tammy 08 2 Perrine, Mikki 07 302 5 Persson, Harry 12 161 6 Peters. John 11 251 5 Peters, Pamela 10 58,239 2 Peters, Timothy 08 68,302 2 Peterson, Billy 07 303 6 Peterson, Carole 12 162 2 Peterson, Christopher 07 303 1 Petitt, Teresa 08 287 5 Petitt, Vicki 09 239 2 Petty, Edward 08 303 6 Peyton, William 11 251 2 P ha res, Bart 07 303 5 Phares, Bret 09 239 2 Phelps, Lana 07 303 2 Phillis, Deborah 07 303 2 Philyaw, Mary 08 303 5 Piatt, Antoinette 10 1 Piatt, Sally 08 287 6 Piedmont, James 11 78,105,251 2 Piel, Brenda 07 303 5 Pierce, Marty 09 239 2 Pike, Gregory 08 303 2 Pina, William 07 303 2 Pinkard, Betsy 07 303 4 Pinkard, Keith 11 222 5 Pinkard, Margaret 09 61,239 5 Pirtle, Jay 09 239 4 Pirtle, Roy 11 222 2 Pitre, Deirdre 07 303 2 Pitsenbarger, Ricky 08 303 2 Pittman, Chris 08 303 2 Place, John 07 2 Plaugher, Marcey 07 303 2 Poe, Deborah 07 57,239 5 Poe, Donald 09 57,239 5 Poe, Matthew 10 5 Poe, Marty 10 6 Poe, Mary 10 251 3 Poe, Richard 11 57,74,205 2 Poland, Heather 08 1 Policastro, Joann 08 287 3 Policastro, Sharon 12 162 3 Pollum, Deborah 11 205 4 Poorbaugh, Larry 10 222 4 Poorbaugh, Samuel 12 162 2 Pope, Janice 07 303 2 Popejoy, Tina 07 5 Poplin, Edward 09 239 2 Poplin, Warren 07 304 2 Porter, Geoffrey 07 304 2 Porter, Jeffery 08 304 5 Porter, Katherine 09 239 5 Porter, Ruth 12 162 5 Potter, Dorothy 10 2 Potter, Kevin 08 304 5 Potter, Russell 09 239 5 Potter, Stephen 12 162 5 Potter, Valerie 09 2 Poulard, Michael 07 304 2 Powers, Connie 07 304 3 Powers, Kathy 12 162 2 Powers, Lisa 08 304 5 Powers, Rhonda 09 239 6 Powers, Terri 11 72,251,290 5 Pratt, Kimberley 10 55,239 6 Pratt, Michael 11 58,251 4 Pravlik, Michael 12 162 5 Previ, Caroline 09 239 2 Previ, Thomas 08 304 index 369 5 Price, Jeffrey 09 79,239 6 Rigby, Bret Hoelscher 10 81 2 Ryan III, Thomas Edward 08 306 4 Price, Jennie 11 64,222 2 Rigby, Ross Hoelscher 08 6 Safransky, Mike M. 12 165 2 Price, Julie 07 304 6 Riggs. Kathryn Lynn 09 252 2 Sage, Henry Judson Jr. 07 306 5 Price, Lisa 10 239 6 Riggs, Kimberly Dianne 11 56,64,252 5 Sakellaris, Michael A. 10 241 4 Price, Raymond 11 222 2 Riggs, Suzanna M. 07 305 2 Saloatore, Cindy 07 306 5 Price, Roger 09 239 5 Rinehuls, Pamela Joan 10 59,61,241 4 Salvatore, Rocco 10 76, 223 5 Price, Scott 09 239 6 Rinehuls, Mary Virginia 09 252 2 Sams, Laura Anne 08 306 5 Price, Timothy 09 239 2 Rinehuls, William M, 07 305 1 Samson, David Reyes 08 5 Prinkey, Brenda 09 240 6 Ring, Richard Byong 10 252 6 Samson, Divina Lynette 09 253 2 Prisaznick, Mark 08 304 2 Ringler, Jim Richard 08 305 2 Sanders, Barbara M. 07 306 5 Prisaznick, Tom 10 240 4 Riordan, Sally Ann 11 6 Sanders, Cleve 09 68,253 1 Pritchett, Velva 08 287 „ 4 Riordan, Kathleen E. 12 164 2 Sanders, David A.08 306 6 Procario, Roderick 11 4 Rippe, Daniel Robert 12 55,58,69,164 2 Sanders, Delores R. 07 306 6 Proctor, Carlene 12 58,74,78,162 4 Riser, David Charles 10 6 Sanders, Jimmy Wayne 09 253 5 Proctor, Kevin 10 240 5 Ritter, Bruce 12 164 6 Sanders, Margaret Marie 09 3 Proper, Alan 12 101,162 2 Ritter, James G. 07 305 1 Sanders, Ross H. 287 3 Proper, Susan 10 205 6 Rivers, Debra Ann 10 2 Sanders, Thomas Freeman 07 4 Pruett, Deanna 12 4 Robb, Valerie Lynn 10 6 Sanford, Carol Ann 09 253 5 Pruett, James 10 4 Robbins, Jeffery Alan 11 58 3 Sanford, Cheryl Lee 10 4 Pruett, Larry 12 162 2 Roberts, Adam 07 305 2 Sanford, Thomas 07 306 2 Pruett, Lesleigh 07 304 2 Roberts, Barbara 07 305 2 Sapenter, Allen Jeffry 07 306 6 Purdham, Donna 11 252 1 Roberts, Charles Jr. 08 287 6 Sargent, Deborah G. 10 253 4 Quan, Margaret Fujii 10 60,222 5 Roberts, Fred 12 2 Sargent, John 07 306 1 Quan, Nora Fuji 08 83,287 6 Roberts, Judy Carol 10 252 2 Sarvis, Patricia Louise 08 6 Quarles, Zoanne Venetta 11 79,252 6 Roberts, Kevin Shawn 09 57,252 2 Sasso, Datina M. 07 306 2 Quesenberry, Pamela Lynn 08 304 6 Roberts, Maxine K. 09 252 6 Saul, Karen Jean 11 2 Quinn, Karen Jean 08 304 2 Robinette Steven L. 07 305 4 Savage, Daniel Cl ifford 10 5 Quinn, Kathleen 09 6 Robinson, Hugh G. Jr. 12 164 4 Savage, Howard Anthony 10 79,223 5 Quitugua, Barbara Santos 11 240 2 Robinson, Jacqueline M. 07 305 4 Savage, Kimberly kay 12 165 5 Racherbaumer, Michael 10 240 2 Robinson, Robin Lynn 08 2 Saville, David Burl 07 306 2 Racherbaumer, Roxanne Ka 08 291,304 6 Robinson, Susan Kay 10 129 2 Sawyer, James H. 07 306 4 Racherbaumer, Sandra Ann 12 53,163 2 Robinson, Terri Lee 08 5 Sawyer, Joseph Alfred 10 241 4 Racherbaumer, Susan Leig 09 222 6 Rockwell, Rebecca Ann 11 3 Saxty, Lori Jean 11 108,129,206 1 Radabaugh, Thomas Robert 08 287 2 Rockwell, Scott T. 07 6 Sayers, Barbara Ann 11 253 2 Rader, Kevin 07 4 Rodee, Robert David 11 105 2 Sayers, Suzanne Marie 08 209,306 5 Radu, Byron John 10 103,240 6 Rodriguez, Rossanna 13 2 Scalise, Gina Maria 08 83,306 6 Radu, Lesli Marie 11 56,59,252 2 Rodriguez. Sandra Jo 08 305 6 Scalise, Lisa Anne 09 253 2 Radu, William 07 304 2 Roehm, Karl Andrew 07 305 6 Scalise, Paul Gregory 12 74,165 2 Rafferty, Deborah 07 304 4 Roehm, Thomas Erik 11 223 6 Schaal, William E. Jr. 10 5 Ragen, Daniel Wayne 11 4 Roehrs, Kathleen E. 12 52,65,66,70,97,164 2 Schaefer, David Henry 08 306 2 Ragen, Ronald Anthony 08 4 Roehrs, Phillip John 10 223 6 Schafe, John R. 12 165 1 Ramos, Juanita Louise 08 287 1 Rogers, Angela Jean 08 287 2 Schafe, Mark Dayhoff 08 306 3 Ramos, Marie 12 163 2 Rogers, Edward Joseph 07 305 1 Schafer, Laura Ann 08 287 2 Ramsey, Ronald 07 304 6 Rogers, Jr. James Douglas 11 57,75,253 5 Schafer, Linda E. 10 241 4 Randles, Jack Scott 10 6 Rogers, Kathryn Ann 10 253 2 Schantz, Carrie 07 6 Rantz, Cynthia Elizabeth 11 56,252 2 Rogerson, William R. 07 305 6 Schantz, Mark E. 09 5 Rappleyea, Millard Chari 09 240 3 Rognile, Christine Ann 12 58,164 3 Scheffee, Elizabeth Jane 11 70,74,78, 1 Rawlings, David Lewis 08 287 3 Rnok.KennethD.il 205 6 Scheffee, Mark Stephen 09 53 6 Rawlings, E. Scott 11 80 2 Rooney, Mark Donald 08 305 2 Schehr, Daniel G. 07 306 6 Rawlings, Lynn Ellen 10 252 6 Rooney, Susan Jean 11 56,253 2 Schehr, Richard A. 08 306 2 Ray, Gloria 07 304 4 Roop, Bobby Ray Jr. 12 164 6 Scheider, David Max 12 165 5 Raybuck, John Francis 10 240 2 Roop, Cathy Ann 07 305 6 Schisler. James E. 10 253 6 Reasor, Joseph Randall 10 6 Roop, Debra Sue 09 6 Schisler, William Claren 11 253 1 Redder, Christopher Robe 08 287 3 Root, Diane Marie 11 1 Schneberger, William 08 287 2 Redman, Timothy Wayne 08 304 4 Rose, Albert Clay 10 223 2 Schneider, Elizabeth F. 08 306 4 Reeb, Carol Ann 10 6 Rose, Alfred Joseph Jr. 09 4 Schnug, Jody Francene 10 61,223 2 Reeb, Dorothy 08 68,304 2 Rose, Barry P. 07 6 Schneider, Jo Ellen 11 253 6 Reeb, Franklin Bernhard 09 252 5 Rose, Bruce Kevin 10 106,241 6 Schneider, John Wilburn 10 253 2 Reece, Janine Marie 08 304 2 Rose, Donna L. 07 305 1 Schneider, Susan Maxine 08 287 3 Reed, Barbara Desper 12 163 6 Rose, Debra 12 59,68,74,75,164,183 5 Schoenadel, Carmel Louis 12 77,165 2 Reed, Bradley Lloyd 08 304 4 Rose, Jean E. 12 56,164 4 Scholl, Dave Eugene 10 223 6 Reed, Jo Ellen 09 2 Rose, Lawrence Gregory 08 305 2 Schooler, David L. 07 306 5 Reed, Karen Lynn 10 240 4 Rose, Lisa, Claire 12 65,78,164 2 Schools, Sandra Ann 07 306 5 Reed, Michael 12 57,163 5 Rose, Susan L. 12 54,65,67,69,70,164,179 2 Schull, Lisa A. 07 291,306 2 Reed, Richard 07 6 Rosenwasser, Ann Wendy 09 57,253 5 Schulte, Margaret M. 10 56,241 3 Reed, Sheila Kay 12 163 5 Ross, Marsha Gay 10 241 1 Scott, Crystal Shela 08 287 5 Reed, Stephen, Earl 10 58,240 3 Ross, Pamela Jo 11 206 2 Scott, David Alan 08 306 5 Reed. Suzanne 10 75,241 2 Ross, Robert Dawson 08 305 4 Scott, Michael Douglas 12 165 2 Reed, Toni 07 304 6 Ross, Robert L. 12 103,164 5 Scott, Vicki Lynn 11 241 6 Reedy, Jeffrey 11 252 2 Roussel!, Kitsaa Jane 08 305 5 Scrimshaw, Robert D. 12 165 2 Reeves, Mary 08 305 6 Roussel), Roger Arnold 09 253 5 Seablom, Cheryl Lynn 10 241 5 Register, Kenneth Gerry 12 163 2 Roux, James S. 07 305 6 Seablom, Walter George 11 253 6 Reid, Donna Jean 09 252 3 Rozier, Virginia 12 165 4 Seal, Barbara Ann 12 77,166 2 Reister, John 07 305 5 Rozinsky, Elizabeth M. 10 4 Sears, Glenn Thomas 10 223 6 Reister, Henry Clay IV 10 68 2 Rucker, Floyd G. 08 6 Seaver, Barbara A. 12 166 6 Remy, Robert Paul 09 252 6 Rudser, Ann Elizabeth 09 253 5 Seaver, Joan Marie 10 287 6 Reveles R. Gregory 09 252 2 Rudser, John L. Jr. 08 291,305 6 Sebastian, Christopher 09 253 2 Reveles, Rachel 07 305 5 Ruffner, Ann Fitzgerald, 12 165,180 3 Sebastian.DeborahJ.il 206 6 Reyes, Luis Albeto 12 163 5 Ruffner, Catherine E. 09 241 6 Sebastian, Denise Anne 09 2 Reynolds, Jerry 07 305 5 Ruffner, Karen Theresa 11 241 1 Sechrist, Kelly Ann 08 287 2 Rhoads, Christne 07 305 6 Runaldue, Evelyn Purpoin 11 59,252,290 2 Sechrist, Lisa M. 07 307 2 Rhodes, James Anthony 07 2 Runkle, Malia Christine 07 6 Sechrist, Steven Leroy 09 253 6 Rhodes, Samuel Scott 09 252 2 Runyon, Tod J. 07 305 2 Seeley, Katrina 07 290,307 1 Riccio, James Alfred 08 287 4 Rush, Lyle Wilson 11 73,74 6 Seeley, Virginia Theresa 09 57,253 2 Rice, Cathy 07 291,305 3 Russ, Mary Carolyn 11 56,67,206 6 Seitzinger, Bert Talbert 09 206 6 Rice, Dnna Kaye 12 163 5 Russell, Brenda Kay 11 70,79,107,241 3 Seitzinger, Karen Lynn 11 206 1 Richards, Debra Lynn 08 287 6 Russell, Jamie Lea 0 9 252 2 Sellers, Bruce C. 07 307 4 Richards, Jeffrey 11 6 Russell, John Edward 09 252 2 Sellers, Douglas W. 08 307 6 Richards, Mark Allan 09 252 4 Russell, John Stephen 10 65,68,106 2 Selmont, Ronald A. 08 307 5 Richbourg, Thomas Eric 10 106,241 2 Russell, Kevin E. 07 305 6 Selmser, Cathy Robin 12 166 2 Richey, David Eric 08 6 Russell, Lorretta Darien 09 6 Sening, Karl Reinhard 09 253 2 Riddick, Judy 07 305 6 Rutherford, Edward Andre 09 252 5 Senn, Jocelyn Julie 10 63,241 6 Riddick, Kathy Lynn 09 252 2 Rutherford, Melissa 07 305 6 Senn, Stephanie Ann 09 55,254 6 Riddick, Sharon 12 163 2 Rutherford, Rebecca Lynn 07 305 4 Sergent, Charles A. 12 166 2 Riddle, Robert 07 305 6 Rutley, Charlotte Lynn 09 252 2 Sergent, Jacob Brian 08 6 Rider, Paula 09 1 Rutley, Jimmy M. 07 287 2 Sessions, Karen S. 07 307 6 Rider, Peggy Sue 12 163 2 Ryan, James J. 08 306 6 Setzer, Kathy Lee 12 59,70,79,166 2 Ridge, Tina 07 305 4 Ryan, Leslie Ann 11 209,223 4 Seward, Terri Ellen 11 223 2 Rifendifer, Allen 07 305 2 Ryan, Lisa C. 07 83,306 3 Sexton. Cheryl Lynn 10 72,206 3 Rifendifer, Laurent 12 58,74,163,183 5 Ryan, Michele Gerette 10 58,74,241 2 Sexton, Jeanie C. 07 370 index 1 4 5 2 2 2 5 2 1 5 6 3 2 5 3 4 6 6 6 6 2 1 4 4 6 3 2 2 2 4 5 2 3 6 1 6 4 4 2 1 6 2 2 2 6 2 2 2 5 6 2 1 2 3 6 4 2 5 6 4 2 2 6 2 2 4 5 1 4 2 2 6 2 5 6 2 4 5 6 1 6 2 1 6 1 1 6 2 6 2 6 6 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 Sexton, Lena Louise 08 265,287 Seybold, Albert Henry Jr. 12 103.166 Seybold, Frances Lynn 10 241 Seymour, Donald Joseph 08 Seymour, Holly 07 307 Seymour, Mark Alton 08 307 Seymour, Shirl A. 10 Seymour, Torey Lynn 08 307 Shaubach, Roxanne Lynn 08 287 Shaw. Eric J. 12 57,74,166,183 Shaw, Kevin Reese 09 57,254 Shaw, Randall McKay 11 206 Shearer, Nerma B. 08 307 Shearer, Patricia A. 10 241 Shedd.JamesS.il 206 Shedlick, James P. 12 69,106,166 Sheldon, Nicky 09 206 Sheldon, Michael 09 57,254 Shelton, Huntly E. Ill 12 Shelton, Jeffery L. 10 Shelton, Susanna 08 307 Shepard, Hillary Jean 08 287 Shephard, Cinthia 12 167 Spephard, Harold 11 223 Shepherd, Katherine 11 71,245,254 Shepherd, Lori 11 56,64,206 Sherman, Joseph 07 307 Sherman, Marc 07 291,307 Sherman, Thomas 07 307 Sherman, Russell 10 223 Shields, Mary 12 108,167 Shiflett, Lisa 08 307 Shine, Kathleen 11 206 Shipman, Beverly 09 254 Shipman, Elizabeth 08 287 Shipman, Russell 12 167 Shirley, John 11 Shirley, Richard 10 Shopes, Richard 07 Short, Donna 08 288 Short, Michael 09 254 Short, Steven 08 Shorten, David 08 307 Shryne, Mona 07 307 Sikorski, Michael 11 254 Sikorski, Steven 08 83,307 Silverman, Richard 08 307 Silverthorn, Jay 08 307 Simcox, George 10 76,241 Simcox, Robert 09 58,254 Simmons, Linda 07 307 Simmons, Patricia 08 288 Simmons, Paul 07 307 Simms, Roxanne 12 167 Simpkins, Ernestina 10 254 Simpson, Barry 11 57,223 Simpson, David 07 307 Simpson, Joan 12 167 Simpson, Mary 09 254 Simpson, Michael 11 223 Simpson, Sammy 08 307 Sims, Shirley 08 307 Sinclair, Scott 11 254 Sisley, John 07 307 Sisselberger, Michael 07 307 Sites, Deborah 10 223 Skelton, Larry 10 241 Skelton, William 08 288 Skidmore, Donna 11 223 Slagle, Michelle 07 Slater. Barry 07 308 Sloper, Sheri 09 Slusarz, William 07 308 Small, Bert 12 167 Small, Billy 10 Smith, Billy 07 308 Smith, Brian 10 223 Smith, Charles 10 Smith, Christopher 10 254 Smith, Crystal 08 288 Smith, David 10 Smith, Dean 07 304 Smith, Deborah 08 288 Smith, Derek 09 Smith, Derrick 08 288 Smith, Donna 08 288 Smith, Frankie 09 Smith, Izora 07 308 Smith, James 10 254 Smith, James 07 308 Smith, Jane 11 59 Smith, Jimmy 09 254 Smith, Jay 11 Smith, Keith 08 308 Smith, Kenneth 07 308 Smith, Kimberly 07 Smith, Linda 07 308 Smith, Li sa 07 308 Smith, Pamela 08 308 Smith, Randon 10 241 3 Smith, Richard 12 167 6 Smith, Rickey 09 2 Smith, Robin 08 308 4 Smith, Ruth 12 79 2 Smith, Sandra 08 5 Smith, Susan 10 56,241 2 Smith, Thomas 07 6 Smith, Tracy 09 254 5 Smith, Trania 10 107,241 3 Smith, Wanda 11 6 Snead, Derek 09 254 2 Snell, Michael 08 308 6 Snell, Sharon 12 65,60,67,68,71,167 2 Snell, Steven 07 308 2 Snider, Jan 07 308 2 Snow, Cynthia 07 308 6 Snow, Kathy 09 68,70,254 6 Snow, Laurie 09 254 3 Snow, Michael 12 65,66,68,81,167 6 Snyder, Deborah 09 254 6 Snyder, Susan 09 56,254 2 Snyder, Vicki 07 30® 3 Snyder, Victoria 12 56,108,168 2 Soha, Charles 08 308 2 Soha. Daniel 07 308 2 Solano, Bertha 08 308 5 Solano, Ralph 12 106,168 2 Solliday, Brien 08 308 2 Solliday. Michael 07 308 6 Solliday, Scott 11 57,254 4 Somerville, Jeffrey 10 68 5 Somerville, Ronald 12 100,168 4 Sonnessa, Robert 11 64,223 3 Spalding, Linda 11 4 Spampneto, Linda 10 207 1 Spampneto, Mary 08 288 6 Spangler, Kelly 10 59,254 2 Spangler, Michael 08 6 Sparks, Stanley 10 74,255 4 Sparks, Teddi 10 223 6 Spence, Scott 10 255 3 Spencer, Tammey 11 207 2 Sperry, Karin 08 308 2 Sperry, Laurel 07 308 6 Sperry, Thomas 10 255 1 Spillane, Clare 08 288 6 Spillane, Ellen 09 255 2 Spin, Lorie 08 308 4 Spindle, Lester 12 6 Spinelli, Elisabeth 09 68,255 5 Spinello, Joseph 12 2 Spinello, Patti 08 290 2 Spohn, Ralph 07 308 2 Sprague, John 07 308 2 Spriggs, Anthony 07 6 Spring, Edmund 10 76,81,255 2 Spring, Susan 07 308 2 Spring, Robert 08 308 5 Sprouse, James 11 242 5 Spurr, Cindy 12 168 5 Spurr, Robert 10 242 2 Sraders, Marris 08 308 2 Sraders, Sandra 07 308 6 Srednicki, Martha 09 75,255 2 Srednicki, Sharon 07 308 6 Stafford, Curtis 12 168 6 Stafford, Patricia 11 60,255 2 Staley, Aurora 07 308 2 Staley, Carol 07 2 Stalker, Karl 07 308 2 Stallard, Charles 07 309 3 Stamps, Michael 12 168 1 Stancil, Kimberly 08 288 2 Stanfill, Millinea 07 309 5 Stankiewlez, Cynthg 11 4 Stankiewicz, John 12 168 2 Stanley, Betty 08 309 2 Stanley, Cheryl 07 309 2 Stanley, Larry 08 2 Staples, Kenneth 08 309 2 Starnes, Melinda 07 309 5 Starr, Larry 12 168 4 Starr, Richard 10 223 2 S tasiowski, Steven 07 309 2 Stead, Ruth 07 309 6 Stead, William 09 255 6 Steele, Debra 09 255 6 Steele, Gary 12 168 6 Steele, Linda 09 255 2 Steele, Penny 08 309 1 Steele, Roland 08 288 4 Stepp, Kevin 12 72,168 6 Stepp, Sean 09 255 1 Sternberg, Laura 08 288 4 Sterner. Jerrie 12 56,69,168 6 Stevens, Russell 09 index 371 2 6 5 2 1 3 2 6 5 2 5 4 6 5 2 6 6 5 3 4 4 6 3 4 2 6 6 2 2 2 6 6 6 2 6 2 2 2 5 6 1 1 4 6 4 3 5 1 4 6 3 3 6 6 6 6 1 6 5 4 6 3 1 5 5 2 5 2 4 3 2 6 6 1 2 2 5 5 6 3 3 6 5 4 6 6 2 1 2 6 2 6 2 2 2 2 6 2 2 6 6 2 6 6 Stewart, Alice 08 309 2 Taylor, William 07 6 Tyson, Judith 09 Stewart, Joseph 09 6 Taylor, Yvonne 10 78,256 4 Uhlfelder, Denise 10 71,224 Stewart, Julie 11 56,242 4 Tayman, Paula 1 2 172 4 Ulica, John 10 78,224 Stewart. Randy 07 309 2 Teed, Elizabeth 07 310 4 Ulica, Karen 10 108 Stewart, Sean 08 288 6 Tenorio, Noel 09 2 Ulica, Michael 08 291,311 Stewart, Tracy 10 2 Ternent, James 08 310 2 Urbani, Victoria 08 311 Stewart, William 07 309 1 Terrell, Rachan 08 6 Urps, Danny 09 Stice, Deborah 09 61,255 6 Terrill, Michael 09 256 2 Urps, Steve 07 311 Stice, Stephen 10 74,242,290 6 Terrill, Mischael 09 256 6 Urquhart, Danita 10 Stidham, Jennifer 08 291,309 3 Terry, Catherine 10 63,79,207 4 Ursettie, Daniel 12 173 Stimson, Charles 10 242 1 Terry, Margaret 08 288 5 Ursettie, James 10 242 Stinnette, Richard 11 224 4 Terry, Sandra 10 56,224 6 Vallenari, Gregory 11 57 Stockham, Thomas 12 6 Tesh, James 09 76 2 Vallenari,Steven 07 311 Stockman, Reed 12 168,178 6 Tesh, Terry 11 78 6 Vanlew, David 09 Stockman, Susan 07 309 5 Tess, Edward 10 2 Vanlew, James 07 311 Stockstill. Mary 09 56,59,255 6 Tettelbach, Debbie 09 68,80 6 Vanlew, John 12 72,173 Stoffelen, John 11 4 Tettelbach, Janice 10 56,80,224 2 Vanlew, Katherine 08 311 Stoffelen, Karl 10 242 2 Tettelbach, Susan 07 310 5 Vanlew, William 10 243 Stoffelen, Katherine 12 169 2 Thacker, Julie 07 310 6 Vanloo, Vicki 09 Stokes, Myron 10 2 Thacker, Pamela 07 2 Vanlue, Karen 08 Stokes, Tony 11 224 2 Tharp. Sukcha 07 310 6 Vansetters, Teresa 09 Stoller, Keith 09 255 6 Thatcher, Douglas 09 2 Vanzant, James 08 311 Stoller, Sara 11 2 Thiebolt. Brenda 07 310 6 Vanzant, Lori 12 59,173 Stone, Cynthia 10 109,129,224 4 Thiebolt, Danny 09 6 Vaughn, Elizabeth 09 66 Stone, John 07 309 2 Thiebolt, Tina 08 6 Venable, Mary 11 Stone, Leslie 09 256 5 Thodos, William 10 81,242 6 Venable. William 09 Stone. Natalie 09 2 Tholl, Mason 07 310 2 Vento, Michele 08 311 Stong, Nathan 08 5 Thomas, Joan 10 4 Vermillion, Mark 12 173 Stough, Melody 08 309 6 Thomas, Charles 10 4 Vernon, Michael 11 224 Stout, Carol 08 6 Thomas, Deborah 09 5 Vest, Kathryn 12 173 Stout, Carol 09 256 6 Thomas, Elaine 11 5 Vetere, Eugene 09 243 Stout, Edward 10 6 Thomas, Elmer 09 6 Vickers, Lester 09 Stout, Elizabeth 10 70,256 4 Thomas, Flood 11 67,81,224 2 Vickers, Mary 07 311 Stout, Thomas 07 4 Thomas, Gary 11 6 Violett, Donna 09 Stover, Charles 09 256 2 Thomas, Gina 07 1 Violett, Lisa 08 288 Stover. James 07 309 3 Thomas, Jeffrey 12 172 4 Voccio, Charles 10 225 Strawder, Gilbert 08 309 6 Thomas, Kevin 09 6 Voccio, Mike 09 57 Strickland, Jeffrey 07 309 2 Thomas, Lynne 08 310 5 Vosburg, Sandra 10 242 Strickland, Lorraine 10 242 6 Thomas, Pamela 09 1 Wacker, Karen 08 288 Strickland, Wyatt 11 72 4 Thomas, Robert 11 2 Waddell, Jill 08 83 Strobel, Jacqueline 08 288 6 Thomas, Scott 09 4 Wager, Patrick 10 225 Strobel, Jennifer 08 288 4 Thomas, Sharon 10 78,224 2 Wagner, Mary 07 Stroud, Karen 10 56,224 1 Thomas, Theresa 08 228 2 Wagner, Thomas 08 Struder, John 12 105,169 4 Thompson, Chad 10 224 1 Wagoner, Rebecca 08 289 Struder, Joseph 10 223 1 Thompson, Kevin 08 228 1 Waite, David 08 289 Struder, Margaret 12 169 2 Thompson, Michael 07 310 2 Walck, Richard 08 311 Struder, Stephen 10 242 6 Thompson, Ronald 09 1 Walentynowicz, Robert 08 265,289 Stuart, Tamara 08 288 5 Thompson, Tami 10 1 Walker, Allison 08 289 Stubbs, Donald 10 224 2 Thrasher, Gaye 07 291,310 2 Walker, James 07 311 Stubbs, Phillip 09 256 3 Thrasher, Lori 10 207 2 Walker, Sheila 08 311 Stucki, Keith 12 100,169,207 4 Tiano, Michael 10 4 Wall, Pamela 10 Stucki, Robin 10 3 Tibbs, William 12 101,172 1 Wall, Sheri 08 289 Stumbaugh, David 11 256 2 Tichenor, Mark 07 310 6 Wallace, Charles 12 74,173 Sturges, Yvette 09 58,256 6 Tippins, Dixie 12 172 3 Wallace, Maryanne 12 173 Sturm, Gerard 11 256 4 Toler, Tim 12 58,74,172 6 Wallace, Paula 09 Sturm, Paul 10 255 4 Tolson, Patricia 11 224 2 Wallace, Sheryl 07 289 Sullivan, Brian 08 288 6 Tomlinson, Deborah 09 1 Wallace, Wiiliam 08 289 Sullivan, Cheryl 09 255 2 Tompkins, Barbara 08 310 6 Waller, Christian 09 Sullivan, Cynthia 10 55,242 6 Tompkins, Karen 11 71 5 Waller, Donna 09 Sullivan, Deborah 12 169 1 Tompkins, Kristen 08 288 3 Waller, Sherry 12 173 Sullivan, John 11 255 2 Tong, Nora 08 310 5 Waller, Tamara 10 Sullivan, Maureen 10 56,207 1 Tooley, Kathy 08 83,288 6 Walnetski, Clayton 12 173 Sullivan, Melody 08 6 Torres, Deborah 12 172 2 Walnetski, Kenneth 08 Sullivan, Sharon 12 169 2 Torres, Patricia 07 310 2 Walnetski, Kevin 08 311 Sumner, Barbara 11 6 Torres, Veronica 12 4 Walnetski, Tamara 10 225 Sumner, Gina 07 4 Townsend, Margaret 10 63,79,224 6 Walters, Amy 11 56,64,290 Sumner, Randel 10 75 6 Tracy, Barbara 10 57 6 Ward, Deborah 10 Suttle, Edwin 07 309 3 Trail, Kevin 12 172,179 5 Ward, Jack 10 243 Suttle, Gary 12 169 2 Trail, Mark 07 310 3 Ward, Lawrence 12 173 Suttle, Linda 11 72 6 Trail, Mary 09 129 3 Ward, Richard 11 58,100,207 Svirsky, Karen 07 309 5 Trail, Micheal 10 57,242 6 Ward, Robert 10 Svirsky, Linda 09 255 5 Trapnell, Roberta 10 2 Ward, Tracy 08 83,311 Svirsky, Maureen 10 255 3 Travis, Christine 11 52,60,70,207 3 Ware, Deborah 12 173 Swain, David 08 68.288 6 Treger, Carol 09 6 Warner, Joy 10 75 Swarthout, James 08 309 6 Treger, Darleen 12 172 6 Warner. Linda 12 174 Swarthout, Janet 07 310 6 Treichel, Jeannette 10 57 5 Warren, Darlene 10 243 Swarthout, Joy 12 72,169 6 Treichel, Patricia 12 79,172 2 Warren, Douglas 08 Swartz, Charles 10 74,80,242 1 Trenery, Steve 08 288 6 Warren. Johnny 09 Swartz, Joyce 11 255 2 Trice, Jeff 08 310 5 Warren. Nevis 12 Swick, Debra 12 169 3 Triggs, Bridget 11 79,210 5 Warren, Richard 11 243 Swick, Susan 12 169 1 Trippett, Bradford 08 288 2 Warren, Richard 07 311 Swindall, Frances 10 255 5 Trittipoe, Robin 242 4 Wassenberg, Chris 10 Switzer, Scott 10 6 Truesdale, Evelyn 09 2 Watkins. Joan 08 311 Switzer, Steven 11 2 Trybul, Barbie 07 310 6 Watson, April 09 Switzer, Stuart 09 255 6 Trybul, Catherine 09 6 Watson, Elizabeth 09 Swoboda. David 12 72,169 4 Tubbs, Michael 11 100,224 2 Watson, Fredrick 07 311 Swoboda. Joseph 07 310 6 Tucker, David 09 57,74 1 Watson, Gerald 08 289 Swoboda. Mary 08 288 2 Tucker, Denise 07 310 6 Watson, Michael 09 Szamhorski, Brian 07 310 4 Tucker, Stuart 10 224 6 Waugh. Jay 09 57 Talbert, Thomas 09 6 Tuohy, Gregory 11 58 2 Waugh, Roy 08 311 Tansill, Betty 08 310 4 Tuohy, Teresa 12 58,78,97,172 2 Waybright, Diana 07 311 Tansill, Marty 09 5 Tuohy, William 10 57,58,242 2 Wayland, Susan 07 311 Tapp, Harry 07 310 2 Turner, Cassandra 07 83,311 5 Weadon, Willard 12 174 Tarlosky, Rudolph 08 310 2 Turner, Francois 07 83,291,311 6 Wease, David 11 Tarver. Derrick 07 310 6 Turner, Karen 11 2 Weatherford, Elaine 07 312 Tate, David 08 310 2 Turner, Kenneth 07 311 2 Weatherspoon, Karen 07 312 Tate, Elizabeth 11 59,256 5 Turner, Nancy 10 2 Weathers, Burce 08 291,312 Tayloe, Vicky 08 2 Turner, Pamela 07 311 6 Weaver, James 12 174.179,180 Taylor, Anthony 08 310 4 Turner, Sara 10 59,224 5 Weaver, Robin 11 Taylor, Cynthia 09 256,290 2 Turner, Shirley 07 291 5 Weaver, Sharon 10 243 Taylor, Glen 11 256 2 Turner, Tammy 07 6 Weaver, Steven 09 Taylor, Polly 08 310 6 Twait, Gregory 10 57 2 Webb, Anna 07 312 Taylor, Rhonda 09 256 2 Twait, Jeffrey 08 311 2 Webb. Keith 08 312 Taylor. Teresa 09 256 2 Tylen. Kimberley 08 311 2 Webb, Robert 08 312 index 4 Weber, Thomas 11 225 5 Weber, Timothy 10 243 3 Weeks, Lawrence 12 4 Weeks, Leon 12 174,209 4 Weir, Dan 10 225 6 Weitz, Cynthia 11 59 1 Weitz, William 06 289 4 Welborn, Jeffrey 10 225 4 Welborn, Kenneth 09 4 Welch, Edgar 10 225 1 Welch, James 08 289 5 Welch, Sharon 12 69,174 1 Welch, Tyrone 08 289 4 Welch, Walter 12 174 2 Welch, William 08 6 Weller, Karen 11 2 Welliver, David 07 312 2 Wenneson, Kristine 07 83,312 6 Wenneson, Mary 12 65,174,182 5 Wenzel, Donna 12 174 2 Wenzel, John 07 312 2 West, Anna 07 312 6 West, Beth 09 6 West, Frances 10 2 West, Glen 08 312 6 Westbrook, Anthony 09 2 Westbrook, Sonya 07 312 2 Weyant, Donald 08 312 2 Wharam, Patricia 07 312 2 Wheeler, Rock 07 312 2 Whitcraft, Linda 08 312 4 White, Beverly 12 174 5 White, Christopher 11 243 2 White, Cynthia 08 312 4 White, Debbie 10 2 White, Kim 07 312 6 White, Wayne 12 2 Whiteside, Lee 08 312 2 Whytsei), Douglas 08 312 4 Whytsell, Sharon 10 63,78,225 3 Whytsell, Stephan 12 76,174 2 Wiegel, Joseph 07 312 2 Wilbur, Paul 08 312 2 Wilcox, James 07 313 6 Wilcox, Ricky 09 2 Wilcox, Sarah 08 312 6 Wilcox, Teresa 12 174 2 Wild, James 08 313 2 Wild, Janet 07 313 6 Wilhelm, Theresa 09 2 Wilkerson, Kellie 07 291,313 5 Wilkerson, Greg 10 243 4 Williams. Brenda 10 225 2 Williams, Carla 07 313 2 Williams, Darren OS 313 6 Williams Brad 09 6 Williams, David 11 6 Williams, Dennis 10 2 Williams, Frank 08 313 6 Williams. Harvey 10 5 Williams, Julia 12 175 6 Williams, Linda 12 175 6 Williams, Marilyn 11 2 Williams, Michal 07 2 Williams, Patricia 08 313 6 Williams, Sandra 09 1 Williams, Teresa 08 289 2 Williams, Timothy 08 313 2 Williams, Virginia 07 313 2 Williams, Wayne 07 313 6 Williams, Windy 09 61 1 Williamson. Karen 08 289 6 Wilshire, Carol 09 2 Wilshire, Robert 07 313 6 Wilson, Carol 09 6 Wilson, David 11 6 Wilson, Derick 09 2 Wilson, James 07 313 4 Wilson, Jeffrey 11 2 Wilson. Keith 08 313 2 Wilson, Irish 07 313 5 Wilson, Lauren 10 70,243 2 Wilson, Leverne 07 313 6 Wilson, Melody 11 2 Wilson, Pamela 08 313 6 Wilson, Phillip 09 5 Windt. John 09 243 5 Windt, Therese 11 78,243 6 Winkler, Daniel 10 2 Winkler. David 08 213 4 Winkler, James 11 6 Winkler, Sueann 09 6 Winn, Susan 09 4 Winner, Robin 10 58,80,225 2 Winner, Sharon 07 313 4 Winner, Sonya 12 58,69,175 6 Winslett, Michael 12 175 1 Winslow. Cynthia 08 289 4 Winslow, Dan 10 225 2 Winslow, Sidney 07 313 3 Winters, Rosita 11 207 2 Wise, Anthony 07 313 2 Wisyanski, Donald 07 313 4 Witt, Randall 11 225 2 Wolfe, Anthony 07 313 2 Wright, Pamela 07 314 2 Wolfe, Donna 07 4 Wright, Paula 10 225 4 Wolfe, Jock 11 5 Wright, Richard 12 72,175 6 Wolfe, Nathan 09 2 Wright, Teresa 08 314 2 Wolfe, Ronald 08 83,313 2 Wright, Todd 07 314 6 Wood, Cindy 09 6 Wright, William 11 6 Wood, David 09 6 Wright, Wyatt 09 4 Wood, Douglas 10 225 2 Yaeger, Mark 07 314 2 Wood, Emily 07 314 2 Yelle, Bruce 07 314 2 Wood, Gary 07 314 6 Yelle, Lisa 10 2 Wood, Jill 07 314 6 Yelle, Mark 09 2 Wood, Michael 08 314 6 Yoder, Dustan 11 6 Wood, Nancy 11 2 Yonts, David 07 314 2 Wood, Pamela 07 314 5 Yonts, Kermit 10 243 4 Wood, Rhonda 10 225 6 Yonts, Mack 09 6 Wood, Steven 12 175 2 Yonts, Marie 08 314 6 Woods, Philip 09 1 York, Devee 08 314 6 Woodward, Steven 10 2 York, Juli 07 314 2 Woodworth, Nancy 08 314 2 Young, Ben 07 314 6 Wooifrey, Julie 09 6 Young, Charles 09 2 Woolfrey, Kenneth 07 6 Young, Gregory 09 6 Wooifrey. Mary 10 2 Young, Rhonda 07 2 Woolfrey, Okey 07 314 6 Younger, Scott 09 2 Woznak, Charles 08 314 2 Yurch, Peter 08 4 Wrede, Ken 10 57,225 6 Zacofsky, Sharon 09 61 6 Wrenn, Lou 11 6 Zacofsky, Thomas 12 175 6 Wright, Andrew 09 57 5 Zellmer. Michael John 09 243 2 Wright, Douglas 07 314 3 Zimolzak, Patricia 10 56,207 2 Wright, George 08 290,314 3 Zimolzak, Sara 12 58.71,175 6 Wright, Keith 09 6 Zinn, Elvira 12 175 2 Wright, Lenora 08 314 Notable contributions have been made by several unrecognized persons, to whom at this point are given much appreciation and high commendation: The talented Ken Marlow contributed many pieces of artwork displayed throughout the book. Through their busy schedule of academic courses, David Carter and Chris Wassenberg took a numerous amount of candids during school and at sports events. Dodging Corvettes, football players, and fans, Mr. Herbert Lelansky took the many pictures of the 1975 Homecoming football game and Homecoming court. MacIntyre Studio was the official photographer of the 1975 Senior Class and Hayfield’s faculty. Underclassmen were photographed by Delmar Studios. Howard and Ruth Marler worked long hours developing and printing film which was needed to meet yearbook deadlines. Josten’s American Yearbook Company was publisher of the 1975 Harvester; and the company representative, Neill Watson III, helped guide us toward the proper techniques in producing this book. Yet most important of all are the students and faculty at Hayfield. Without them there would be no yearbook. Their support and interest in this seventh volume of the Harvester have encouraged the staff to produce this pictorial memoir. Alice Nelson editor Much goes into the makings of a yearbook, and the 1975 Harvester is no exception. The yearbook it¬ self should be dedicated to those people who spent many long hours planning, typing, cropping, and supervising the yearbook. There are a few people who have been especially helpful and I would like to thank them: J ■ f f , s v J9 or Jr ' V V PpfX ■ 1 Mrs. Virginia Thomason, for her unlimited patience with all my prob¬ lems and questions. Alice Nelson, for the never-ending assistance, guidance, and support she has given the entire staff. Don Doering, Susan Rose, and my Big Brother, for all their encour¬ agement and help on the Senior Section. The 1975 Harvester Staff, for doing their work (sometimes!) and for being my friends. Stuart Herder, for providing the pictures used on this page. And Mrs. Bertini and Mrs. Nedelman, for their constant patience, dedi¬ cation, incentive, and supervision. They put up with an awful lot—I leave them a hopeful wish for a good staff and better editors next year. (Also a referee’s outfit and matching whistle.) Good luck and thanks for the memories— Cindy Travis Editor 375 I