Herndon High School - Hornet Yearbook (Herndon, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1973 volume:

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For the seniors, the game was a fitting ending to their four homecoming games. As freshmen, the team tied, and as se¬ niors, they left with a final score of 7-7 against McLean. The highlight of the game came at halftime when Lida Obrcian was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1973 and Dianne Sharp was crowned her Maid of Honor. The Homecoming ’73 Court was presented at the dance which had as its theme, “Knights in White Satin”. As the couples danced to the vibrant music of Homestead, Home¬ coming 1973 drew to a close. 20 Homecoming 21 •••••« r rim wmx ' ■ Oix+ . HAf)C) ' 1 i ? t Hcu k)J t H C 14 C ffttfY Z. ' t ' , F -. jr % T(JQfr,V 1 ff O R fl 11 :tam y ) Ft 6 h| v ' X if r ,� KJorA-it t OS T-T-TCaivi ' Ut’$ 66 F - Hor. Fic r kjtjlfl l iVk k uk ••6h(A-Ck. v V V 24 1973 Homecoming Court Homecoming Queen Maid of Honor Senior Princess Senior Princess Junior Princess Sophomore Princess Freshman Princess Lida Obrcian Dianne Sharp Jaye DeMaria Adele West Theresa Slivinski Sharon Ross Diane Slivinski 25 O-O TJd) 26 Throughout the year, the G.A.A. has raised money for the girls’ athletic teams in several ways. The most fun was the Powder Puff Football Game. In November, the junior-senior team faced the freshman-sophomore in an annual challenge. Cap¬ tains of the junior-senior team were Connie Dugan and Liz Murtaugh. Leading the freshman-sophomore team were Karen Dugan and Pam Mann. The usual supporters, in the form of cheerleaders, were there; but, in addition, a whacky pep band, under Chris Wist’s direction, performed at half-time. The cheerleaders were Robert Altmar, John Berthe, Chris Campbell, Bill Fortney, George Ishee, and Andy Watts. Their antics helped make the game a success. The coachers were, for the junior-senior team, Dave Dubell and Jim Evans and, for the freshman- sophomore team, Mr. Lewis and Mr. Sirk. Also, no game would be complete without an official, Buzzy McNutt. The game was won by the junior-senior team with a 36-0 final score. Other fund raising activities have been selling of baked goods, popcorn, and stationery. Also, G.A.A. was in charge of home football concessions. 28 PLAZA SUITE by Neil Simon “Visitor From Mamaroneck” Bellhop . Karen Nash . Sam Nash. Waiter. Jean McCormack . . Christopher Schram Ann Culver Howard Waddell III Walter Ludwig Barbara Blackburn “Visitor From Forest Hills” Norman Hubley Roy Hubley Borden Eisler . . Mimsey Hubley Dianne Forbes Scott Hayes Mark Roland Jamie Guth 29 30 Winter Concert The Wind Ensemble’s first Winter con¬ cert had a special treat for everyone. For the younger audience, the ensemble per¬ formed “Tubby the Tuba” with Robert Terio as the tuba soloist. For the adults, there was Christmas music, and Frank Harden and Jackson Weaver from WMAL Radio were there to narrate “Tubby the Tuba.” Halfway through the concert, to a fan¬ fare from the French horns, the band pre¬ sented Mr. Duman with a letter jacket. “Uncle George” was printed across the front, a Budweiser patch was attached to the sleeve, and a Marching Band letter was also on the front. For the wind ensem¬ ble, it was a successful first concert. 31 Oak Grove becoming a Herndon tradition after three years The Oak Grove Program, now in its 3rd year at Herndon, celebrated Christmas this year with a party. The Program’s young chargers were entertained by a “Night Before Christmas” skit, a visit by Santa Claus and some Christmas Carols. Mrs. Erard and Mrs. Heningburg formed the Oak Grove Program in 1970. Since then it has been sup¬ ported by Eunice Shriver and has become a part of Herndon High School. The program involves fourth pe¬ riod English classes and the retarded students from Oak Grove School. Mrs. Erard feels this program is a great benefit to all students involved and “we can all learn something from the children.” 1973 Basketball Homecoming Court Freshman: Patti True Mike Bennett Sophomore: Sue Van Howeling Dan Chamberlain Juniors: Marla Thomas Stan Fleming Seniors: Marlyse Smith Tom Shephard Basketball Homecoming is sponsored by the members of the Pep Club. In a secret bal¬ lot the King and Queen were chosen from the four couples of the Homecoming Court. Announced at half-time, the King and Queen were Stan Fleming and Marla Thomas. Marla was crowned by the Co- Captains of the Basketball team, Randy Jessup and Tom Shepard, and Stan was crowned by the President of Pep Club, Diann Uminski. Could you put 1500 students into Herndon’s auditorium? If you can, you have a . . . Herndon High Assembly This was the year of the bands for S.C.A. assemblies. The assemblies were comprised of rock bands, jazz groups, folk singers, and a rock historian. Each assembly began with Cathy Clement yelling at the audience to sit down. After about ten minutes, students struggled to their seats. The crowded audience, hoping only that the band would be good, were glad to be out of class. 36 37 Mark Zasada as Charlie Brown. m YOU ' Rt A 6000 MAM 3 CHARUE BROWN A MUfICAL (HIZRimHOir fW THE EMTi« WAltf om r «c comic snip pf MOTS ' By CHARLES M SCHULZ muVc A«p .yfiics bk CihRK G£SW6£ 38 Schroeder, Lucy, Patty, Charlie Brown and Snoopy assemble. Linus grips his security blanket. Patty listens intently to Schroeder. Members of the cast: Charlie Brown, Mark Zasa- da; Linus, Brad Buck; Schroeder, Peter Ronis; Lucy, Jann Griffith; Patty, Cindy Trevino; Snoopy, Jim Cook. Members of the produc¬ tion crew: Production Direc¬ tor, Brad Buck; Musical Director, Wayne Smith; Choreographer, Vanna Car¬ ey; Stage Manager, Scott Hayes; Technical Director, Jim Cook. “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown”, Herndon’s first student directed play was presented on March 2 and 3. Produced and directed by Brad Buck, the play dem¬ onstrated the typical day in the life of Charlie Brown. All characters were based on the Peanuts comic strip and the production was unaltered from the original play version. American Field Service Debbie Barber The American Field Service is an organization which was created after World War II in order to foster friendship and understanding between countries of the world. The Herndon High School chapter of A.F.S is mainly a fund raising one. We have had bake sales, a dance, a dough¬ nut sale, and a friendship chain. The money we raise is used to bring a foreign student to Hern¬ don and to send one of our students overseas. The exchange students must go through a program of intensive screening to determine that in personality as well as intelligence they are well quali¬ fied to make their foreign experience enriching for themselves, their host families, and for those whom they come in contact with. This year we are sponsoring a Herndon student, Debbie Barber, in Como, Italy. Through cor¬ respondence we keep in touch with her and learn about Italy ourselves. It is also our pleasure to have at Herndon, Isa Muller from Brazil. She is living with Paddy Brunetti and her family in Herndon. Through A.F.S. we hope to create an atmosphere of friendship and better understanding both at Herndon and throughout the world. 42 BACK ROW: Bill Jarrett, Steve Westphal, Bob Sinclair, Paddy Brunetti, Matt Orlins. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Lincoln, Sue Shull, Elaine Birch, Ellen Withrow, Kathy Funk, Katie Cole. FRONT ROW: Carol Goldreyer, Isa Muller, Diane Cheslow. The goals of the Afro-American Club are: 1. To encourage all students to take an active role in their high school. 2. To bring about within each member a sense of pride, unity, and re¬ spect as well as to stimulate self-motivation. This year, one of our major projects is to raise $1,000 for the United Negro College Fund. OFFICERS: Kirk Burwell — President, Mike Blake — Vice President, Evelyn Norcom — Secretary, Calvin Jackson — Treasurer. MEMBERS: Steve Burkes, Veronica Burkes, Cathie Paige, Rick Meeks, Denise Ellis, Cheryl Ellis, Cynthia Jackson, Veronica Baker, Debbie Jackson, Mike Goffney, Debbie Calbert, Renee Paige, Angela Paige, Dicky Bush, Cathy Brent, Colette Roberts, Janet Robinson, Marla Thomas, Stanly Fleming, Jacquelyn Calbert. Afro-American Club 43 Art Guild MEMBERS: Steve Westpahl, Sue Shull, Cindy Moser, Linda Jones, Janice Parker, Sue Andriliunas, Ellen Clark. Not shown: Laurie Parker. The Art Guild is a club consisting of highly-moti¬ vated, artistically-inclined students. When present in force, the members form a vast resource of artistic and creative ability which is gen¬ erally directed towards con¬ structive goals. The current Guild project is the designing and painting of large perma¬ nent murals for use in school decoration (these paintings will be hung in strategic loca¬ tions ie. the stairwells, the cafeteria). The sponsor is Mrs. Le- bahn. Included members are: Sue Eisenhauer, Karen Broughman, Debbie Cata¬ lano, Holly Brenneman, Sondra Martin, Helen Gen- surowsky, Marie O’Roark, Melissa Wright, Karen Emerson, Martha Powers, Bruce Rathburn, Kathy Powers, Lisa Arrington, J. Coutts, Sue Cindriliunas, Ella Cylas, Margaret Buch¬ anan, Neill Parker, Sue Shull, Betty Jefferson, Mike Swartzbeck. Officers are: President — Ellen Clark V.P. — Phyllis Watts Secretary — Lisa Arrington Treasurer — Judy Coutts 44 Astronomy Club ★ Herndon High’s star-gazer’s are collected under the name of The Herndon High Astronomy Club. They meet in the pla¬ netarium every Thursday to use the planetarium’s facilities for viewing stars and listening to music. The club’s sponsor is Mr. Chandler. In running the club he is aided by Brian Har- boume, who holds the illustrious title of President. Second- in-command is Robert Greer, who valiantly takes over when the President is absent. All the club’s records are kept by the secretary, Sally Ann Reed. Charles Gauntt watches over the club’s meager funds with a suspicious eye. The club holds observing sessions at night in order to give the members a chance to use their new-gained knowledge under actual conditions because the sky appears different under the planetarium dome. However, star-gazing is not the only activity that Astronomy Club indulges in. They are in the process of building two telescopes from scratch. They are presently ginding the mirrors, passing them around so that every interested member has a chance to work on the telescope. During the fall, the club put on an “Occult Underworld” show in all the lunch shifts. The show was written and per¬ formed by the club members. Most of the members are tal¬ ented in one field or another in Astronomy. They take turns presenting lectures for the benefit of the other club members. In this way everyone learns a little about Astronomy. BACK ROW: Jim Davis, Frank Fiorella, Ken Barkhau, Brian Harboume, Robert Greer, Steve Westphal, Paul Gallagher. MIDDLE ROW: Laurie Par¬ ker, Joanne Rowe, Sue Shull, Tracy Fuschino, Sally Ann Reed, Janelle Perry, Ellen Clark, Robin Westpahl. FRONT ROW: Scott Sinclair, Charles Gauntt, Philip Ralph, Mark Pell, Jim Wise, James Hulse. V a r s i t y c h e e r 1 e a d e r s BACK ROW: Laurie Ishee, Marla Thomas, Debi Wellborn, Margie Franco, Chris Conner. MIDDLE ROW: Marlyse Smith, Vicki Reigel, Rita Spencer. FRONT ROW: Robbie Cole, Marsha Sullivan. Not Shown: Sami Price. 46 47 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders SECOND ROW: Conchita Wooden, Terry Tate, Jeannie Kay Shepard, Jeannie McDonough, Sue VanHoweling. FIRST ROW: Audrey Guard, Les¬ lie Gwynn, Debbie Duddley. 48 LEFT COLUMN (BACK TO FRONT): Carolyn Lach, Stacey McClain, Eileen Fisher. RIGHT COLUMN (BACK TO FRONT): Jeanie Bayless, Patti True, Mary Ann Sharp. STANDING: Sue Chamberlain. Freshman Cheerleaders 49 Chess Club The Chess Club enjoyed a great year, establishing a foundation for the future while promoting friendly but aggressive competition among club members. Under the supervi¬ sion of Mr. Martin Tait, the club’s membership ballooned to over thirty members. Using a new ladder sys¬ tem, created by Mike Siler, club members battled every week for a spot on the Chess Team. Mike Siler, Charles Gauntt, David Wright and Frank Schroff were the top board on the team. They finished fourth in the Washington — Balti¬ more Metro Area Championships, missing second place by only one game and finishing ahead of all Vir¬ ginia High Schools. In match play the team boasted a winning record, with Mike Siler going undefeated. BACK ROW: Mark Kennedy, Mike Siler, Dan Axtell, Tim Coon, Doug Breisky, Mike Konrad, Tim Field. MIDDLE ROW: Cathy DeMott, Adnrew Rosenfield, Michael Desrosiers, Philip Ralph, Tim Hurley, Mike Falkenhagen, Brian Sheffer. FRONT ROW: Charles Gauntt, Frank A. Schroff HI, Hank Outlaw, Greg Hall, Dave Wright, Paul Witcover. jBMt j ■ The Herndon High School Distributive Education Club totaling 160 Members elected the following students for the 1972-73 school year: President — Karen Wente Exec. V. Pres. — Jo Anne McGee 1st V. Pres. — Sandy Burger 2nd V. Pres. — Teresa Slivinski Secretary — Nancy Nelson The Distributive Education Club provides an opportunity for leadership, development, and, at the same time, devel¬ ops a concept of the importance of membership in the professional groups which function in distribution. Treasurer — Sharon Poole Historian — B. Godfrey, D. Detwiler Publicity Chairman — Nancy Moonan Sgt. of Arms — Dwight Byrne Asst. Treas. — Jan Montella Asst. Sec. — Karen Lattanze Asst. Historian — Sharon Ross ICC Rep. — Joy Hayes 50 Computer Club BACK ROW: Ken Barkhau, Brian Harboume, Bob Greer, Gary Schroff. FRONT ROW: Tracy Fu- chino, Sally Ann Reed, Genelle Perry, Ellen Clark. The Computer Club’s main purpose is to help students learn to use the Hewlett-Packard Time-Sharing termin¬ al. The club teaches both operation of the terminal and computer languages. The club has no set membership and does not collect dues since it has no real need for money, but they do have a trea¬ sury of 13 cents, carefully secured in the drawer of their sponsor, Mr. Pleacher, who guards it with a slide rule. The two terminals of the club are Jer¬ ome and Harvey. Jerome is the on-line Terminal, connected to Sigfried, the telephone. Harvey is the tape-typer terminal. The two terminals share a workroom with a tape-eating air- conditioner. The club is presided over by the two year dictator, Sally Ann Reed, who rules it with an iron voice. Assisting her is Jeff Weeks, the Vice President-Trea¬ surer. His two jobs are to count the rich¬ es and to take over when the President is stricken with laryngitis. The secre¬ tary is Tracy Fuschino. Her claim to fame is that every meeting she faithful¬ ly passes around an attendance list. Helping the club are several other people, known as members. Some of the more illustrious members are Robert Greer and Brian Harboume. They are members-at-large; they’ve yet to show up for a meeting. The less illustrious members include; Charles Gauntt, El¬ len Clark, Dan Axtell, Terence Ratigan, Gary Schroff, Mike Swartzbeck, Chris Cobb, Pete Haus, Susan Shore, P. Obr- cian, and Steven Drill. Every Friday the computer room is filled with the hum¬ ming sounds of happy computers and cheerful voices. i 1 1 1 HP VJp A ’W ml. | ifcxsa _r. If V • mm Distributive Education The specific purposes of the Distributive Education Club are: 1. To develop economics literacy. 2. To develop vocational competency. 3. To develop leadership ability. 4. To develop civic consciousness. BACK ROW: Mr. Goughian, Diane Detwiler, Nancy Nelson, Bill Godfrey, Joy Hayes, Sharon Poole, Mr. Powell. FRONT ROW: Sharon Ross, Sandy Burger, Karen Wente, Jo Anne McGee, Karen Lattanze. 51 52 The Drill Team has had a very hard-working season this year. Many hours of practice have been spent in preparation for their numerous performances. Dur¬ ing the summer, most of the members spent a week at Roanoke College where a special drill team camp was held. Many of their routines originated at the camp where they came in second place out of eleven other schools represented there. They have performed not only at half-time activities during football and bas¬ ketball seasons, but also in several parades, a special performance at George Mason University, and several other activities. Thanks to Mr. Duman and the band and three very dedicated and hardwork¬ ing sponsors — Mr. Stevens, Mrs. Syzmanski, and Miss Fletcher. BACK ROW: Mary Gould, Gail Tenent, Bev Powell, Robin Hoofhagle, Kathy Carter, Corinne Casa- mento, Gail Neitzke, Judy McKay. MIDDLE ROW: Karen Runge, Alice Pezzi, Kathy Hudak, Adele West, Cheryl Putnam, Denise Forbes, Liz Price, Ginger Ray, Renee Barlow. FRONT ROW: Debbie Morin, Debi McQueeny, Debbie Jackson, Debbie Haines, Debbie Schmacher, Debbie Lloyd, Debby Lee, Mary Haynie. 53 The hall in front of the girl’s gym is inhabited by the Fencing Club. Led by Howard Liv¬ ingston Waddel III, they relive the days of duelling. Howard is one of the co-founders of the Fencing Club. The membership of the club is small, but elite. It consists of Howard and his helpers: Brad Martin and John Hatchett. The club’s token damsel-in-distress is Sally Ann Reed. She holds the distinction of being one of the two people in the club who owns a mask. Occasionally the club goes into Washington D.C. or elsewhere to view a tournament in or¬ der to compare their style with that of a professional. The sponsor of the club is Mr. Abraham. He allows the club to pursue their own interests since he does not know much about fencing. The club teaches the unintiated how to fence. They are skilled in the use of both saber and foil. The nice part about it is that a new mem¬ ber does not have to buy his own equipment — he can borrow someone else’s (like How¬ ard’s). Fencing Club 54 Howard puts John on guard. French Club This year the French Club went out of its way to break the image of being the dullest club in the school. In an all-out effort to meet finances for a trip to Canada, members became expert at throwing together cake mixes on Tuesday evenings for our regular Wednesday bake sales. The members sponsored their first annual spring dance, carrying the theme of the “Nifty-Fifties”. All members participated actively in the annual Foreign Language Clubs’ Christmas Party in which they put on a satire of their French classes. The club sponsored its annual French restaurant trip in the spring. In an ef¬ fort to become a more integral part of the school, the club helped sponsor the student production of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown”. SPONSORS: Mme. Sleeper, Mme. Klein, Mme. Samuels. MEMBERS: Margaret Burlingame — President, Mary Conroy — Vice-President, Kathy Funk — Secretary, Ron Hermann — Treasurer, Dottie Vinson — Points Chairman, Debbie Appleton, Katie Cole, Tracy Ensign, Helen Hamilton, Chris Messimer, Caroline Montague, Kathy Powers, Lydia Snel, Ellen Sovem, Mara Sternberg, Mark Wheeler, Ellen Withrow, and Gail Zurowski. 55 Future Homemakers of America Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of students studying consumer and homemaking education. This national youth organization provides opportunities for developing individual and group initiation in planning and carrying out activities related to the home and community. Officers: President — Carol Thomas Vice President — Sue Beers Secretary — Sandy Tomasoetti Treasurer — Gwen Newman Reporter — Kathy Keay Historian — Terry Malvich Parliamentarian — Sue Cox Members — Lisa Antill, Dennie Baughman, Sue Beers, Debbie Brooks, Abbie Buch¬ anan, Maureen Buchanan, Laura Cockerill, Judy Cordovilla, Sue Cox, Brende Ellis, Susan Ellis, Nancy Epps, Angela Harrison, Connie Higgens, Erin Johnson, Carol Jones, Kathy Keay, Kim Karrin, Sherry LaVean, Terry Malvick, Cindy Moser, Gwen Newman, Eveline Norcomb, Martha Perry, Sheron Ramey, Susan Rhodes, Carol Schwencke. 56 F.B.L.A. BACK ROW: Pam Perkins, Mary Haynie, Teresa McKinnon, Kim Blakemore, Debbie Roberts, Terri Nymond, Janet Quick, Tracey Nepi- voda, Terri Elam, Connie Dugan. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Carter, Sue Knight, Mary Eisman, Margret Pappus, Michele Gladman, Terri King, Debbie Haines, Mrs. Milam. French Honor Society The French Honor Society or the Societe Honoraire de Francais is comprised of qualified French students maintaining a 92% aver¬ age in French levels III and above, and demonstrating at least av¬ erage performance in all other subjects. The object of the society, as stated in its constitution, is “to stimulate interest in the study of French, to promote higher standards of scholarship, to reward high scholastic attainments, and to create enthusiasm for an un¬ derstanding of French culture and civilization.” 57 Girls Athletic Association BACK ROW: Sara Jo Wyatt, Connie Dugan — President, Valori Von Behren, Julie Buckner, Denise Darab, Jill Nunari, Marie Jackson, Pam Birch, Kathy Murphy. THIRD ROW: Jenny Jones, Karen Lindberg, Chris Allen, Carla Gaustad, Jeannie Kay Shephard, Cory Dreher, Tana Gaustad, Laurie Parker, Teresa LeClair. SECOND ROW: Dottie Vinson, Joni Jarrett, Laura Williams, Jenny Alexander, Karen Law¬ rence, Liz Sharp, Laura Moss, Karen Dugan, Gigi Vayda. FRONT ROW: Sue Eisenhauer, Sue Van Houweling, Audrey Gard, Denise Forbes, Lynn Levenson, Nancy Callahan, Gail Tennent, Jenny Arritt, Vicki Johnson, Sherry Good. FRONT ENDS: Pam Mann, Mary Conroy. 58 German Club MEMBERS: Andrea Shreve — President, Ron Hermann — Vice President, Bob Barkhau — Trea¬ surer, Julie Boetker — Secretary, Karen Heck — Refreshments, Sally Ann Reed, Steve O’Meara, Richard Hammond, Cindy Folsom, Daivid Smith, Ken Barkhau, Kathy Newbill, Randy Wright, Doug Nelson, Rob Altmar, Carl Dahmer, Tom Holster, Robin Lee, Roger Dodson, Tom Meeks, Chip Coutts, Collin Rust, Mary Mahoney, Rob MacCallum, Jeff Detrick. Welcome to the annual tour des Deutchen Klubes! On your right, the German Club Members are enjoying an Oktoberfest banquet of cheese, sausage, bread, apple cider and sweet pastries after a rousing game of soccer. Of course, the third and fourth year students smashed the first and second year students. The final score was 2 to 1. If anyone planned to attend the Joint Language Club Christmas Party on your left, they had better polish up on their Ger¬ man. Sankt Nickolaus and his eight tiny reindeer will arrive to per¬ form “In der Nacht vor dem Christlest”. Frohe Weihnachtem! Out of the front window of the tour bus one can see the German Club members at a restaurant. Take your choice from a menu in¬ cluding Sauerbraten, Wiener Schnitzel or Wurst. Sorry — but beer is not available today! Now, will every one please prepare to desembark at the next stop? We will progress along the remaining distance by foot — a typical Wanderung. Doughnuts are served at the end of the journey, but only after a deposit of 10c each. And don’t forget the German Club meeting next Tuesday after school in Room 236. We will be planning our next activity. It is very important! Aufuren- dersehen! £33 1 r± 2_f ©� Cr- 59 Hornet Cathy Orlins — Editor Linda Lincoln — Asst. Editor John Hatchett — Photo Editor Mike Smith — Business Editor Jim Davis Tom Gordon Lorraine Smith Bev Grefenstette Ken Barkhau Jon Daen Howard Waddell Kate Stoney Jean Stoney Mario Adams Sharon Baker Tim Godecker Sharon Evans Ray Winkel Greg Hauck Fred Roth Cathy Orlins the illustrious editor. 60 Interact The Interact Club is a service organization which promotes international, national, and community understanding. One of its goals is to provide leadership within the school. This year, they once again had their Ugly Man Contest. During Basketball Homecoming, the winner — Bruce Campbell — was announced. The money raised by this contest went to support the Columbian orphan which they have supported for several years. BACK ROW: Phil Bonfanti, Jimmy Murphy, Kim Alexander, Mike Windsor, Paul Saunders, Bruce Campbell. THIRD ROW: Scott Rolley, Allen Bradley. SECOND ROW: Craig Dunn, Dave Deck, Chip Guinee, Jim Evans, David Underwood, Neils Peterson. FIRST ROW: Greg Ashwell, Steve Wesphal, Dale Smith, Mark Shaw, George Ishee. 62 BACK ROW: Bill Woolsy, Paul Casper, Robert Dannenberg, Mark Wheeler. FRONT ROW: Gwen Neuman, Janet Borden. The International Relations Club was organized for those students interested in the foreign policies of other countries. Club members meet to study and research the culture and governments of nations throughout the world. The club sent award-winning delegations to the Fairfax Area Model United Nations for the last two years. Sponsored by Fairfax County Schools, the F.A.M.U.N. ran a three day conference simulated to resemble the Security Council and the General Assembly. International Relations Club 63 The “Its Academic” team, for the first time in four years, had a successful season. The team of Ronald Hermann, Signe Johnson, Christopher Wist and alternates Sharon Evans, Brian Harbourne, and Mark Revesman practiced daily preparing for the shows with the help of their sponsor Miss Mary Duke. The team won their first and second games, but lost in the semi-finals against J.E.B. Stuart and Langley. The team’s winnings were used for scholarships. CHANNEL 4 — WRC TELEVISION Presents “IT’S ACADEMIC” with Mac McGarry Telecast from the WRC-TV Studios 4001 Nebraska Avenue, Northwest Washington, D. C. Ticket good only on . ...S EP 23 1972 m ll oo Hm Studio doors close at_ZZ_ PLEASE PRESENT THIS TICKET AT THE DOOR (OVER) 64 Judo-Karate Club BACK ROW: Steve Duncan, Blair Smith, Tim Fields, Nels Petersen, Jim Davis. THIRD ROW: Mike Halpin, Rob Roedner, Bob May. SECOND ROW: Tim Godecker, Denise Forbes, Lynn Levenson, Leslie Smith. FRONT ROW: Aetius Lawrence Jack Moriartv David Windsor, Geoff Pittaway, Steve Masalin. The Herndon Judo and Karate Club (alias Musowoon Upnon Judo, meaning “without fear”) is dedicated to the teaching of the various martial arts to students we consider of high caliber. The belts range from white belt to black belt and a lot in between. The students all have a chance to obtain a belt of a certain degree, but must put forth an effort which the instructors consider essential. Until recently the club has been unorganized and has had a lesser degree of success. Now the arts of Judo (Tai Kwon Do, Shado Kan Karatae and Kung Fu) are combined into one art. All of the best moves have been put together to be taught. The officers of the Judo and Karate Club include Nels Petersen — President of Karate, Robert May — President of Judo, David Windsor — Vice President, Geoff Pittaway — Secretary. The sponsor is Mr. Belfield. 65 Keyettes “As Keyettes this year, many of the girls share a common experience. When you tell someone ‘I’m a Keyette’, the usual response is: ‘What’s that?’ Keyettes is the name given to the female faction of the Key Club, an international service club. We open the doors to the future by helping people. You may see us around school selling spirit dolls or holding a bake sale. With the money we earn from these different activities, we give to the Head Start Breakfast Fund, the Hunter’s Woods Library Fund, and others. We have fun helping people while we learn how to cooperate with each other.” MEMBERS: Janet Place — President, Sue Quick — Vice President, Linda Capaldi — Secretary, Susan Senior - Treasurer, Ja¬ mie Anderson, Gail Bergman, Kim Blakemore, Jamie Boone, Jane Brown, Sandy Burger, Linda Dacus, Mary Dodson, Vicki Fra¬ zier, Kathy Gore, Kathy Hanger, Mary Haynie, Robin Hoofnagle, Kathy King, Karen Lambert, Debbie Lee, Vicki Louk, Barabra Maloney, Nancy Manus, Tricia Manz, Teresa McKinnon, Audrey Miller, Carol Montaque, Laura Moss, Cindy Papsidero, Debbie Roberts, Janet Senior, Liz Sharp, Patti Stockton, Debbie Surbaugh, Beverlee Thompson, Denise Webly, and Marcia Weikle. 66 Latin Club And Nation Honor Society The Latin Club surpassed itself this year. Their activities were only exceeded by their enthusiasm. The membership doubled and they went on to have one of their most successful years ever. The club started the year off right by winning first prize in the float category of the Homecoming Pa¬ rade. As the leaves turned color, an all day hike on the Appalachian Trail was made. As the year progressed, supplementary textbooks were bought for the Latin classes and a guest speak¬ er was invited to speak on ancient Rome and show slides. On an icy night in February, the club members went into Washington D.C. to see the hit musical “Godspell”. Next, they started a chapter of the Latin National Honor Society. This spring, the club had a cookout and hike in the Prince William Forest Park, and made extensive improvements in the Latin Court. The highlight of the year for several members was a ten day tour of Greece during spring vacation. They spent the first part of the trip in Athens visiting historic Greece. They concluded the trip with a four day cruise of the Aegean. Finally, to top off the year, the Latin Club held their annual Roman banquet in a nearby restaurant. So as they say in ancient Rome, “Vale MCMLXXIII!” Ellen Spalding Anita Ross Barbara Ballard Kathy Dean Jennifer Paterson Debbie Godwin Robert Rust Bambi Hambrick Mildred O’Meara Linda Lincoln Nancy Spalding Linda Lowell Vaiorie von Behren Fred Roth Lydia Spalding Jenny Jones Dee Collins Mary Kay Ishee Lynn Tamashiro Pat McConnell Tom Gordon Howard Waddell III Cathy Orlins Newly formed this year the Lat¬ in National Honor Society has been busy organizing itself. Twelve members were inducted in February. The requirements for member¬ ship is an “A” average for two semesters in Latin except for se¬ niors in Latin I who only have to maintain an “A” average for one semester. The Honor Society is closely associated with the Latin Club which is paying for many of its original expenses. Linda Lincoln — President, Linda Capaldi — Vice Presi¬ dent, Barbara Ballard — Secretary, Laurie Ishee — Trea¬ surer, Tom Gordon, Jenny Jones, Jeff Nichols, Gary Grain¬ ger, Gilad Gordon, Debbie Godwin, Jean Young, Jennifer Nichols. 67 Majorettes STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Becky Hanks, Elise Beach, Debbie Pursell, Donna Gerth, Christine Taylor, Debbie Lagana. KNEELING: Terri Lagana, Karen Kent. Captain Karen Kent and co-captain Terri Lagana armed with new routines started preparing the squad for the upcom¬ ing football season. Routines had to be changed and adapted so all ten girls would be able to do them. Featured soloist Donna King also had to prepare her separate routines. The majorettes performed at football games and later at basketball games. Difficult routines, fire batons, and con¬ stant practice kept the girls busy. The highlights of the majorettes’ year was the Inaugural Parade. Along with the band, the girls joined a 1976 member band from Fairfax County and marched down Pennsylvania Avenue representing the youth of tomorrow. 68 Li j 1 13 TT r The math team did well this year in the Fairfax County Inter-high Math League. The sea¬ son, starting in November and ending in March, consisted of nine meets two to three weeks apart. The meets consist of six timed problems with points given for the correct answers. The team members are chosen before each meet by scoring high at a trial meet. The sponsor of the math team is Mr. Schaffer. Math Team BACK ROW: Ronald Hermann, Chip Coutts, Jeff Weeks, Mike Konrad. FRONT ROW: Dee Dee Collins, Gilad Gor¬ don. Not Shown: Brian Harboume. 69 Junior Honor Society JUNIOR Senior Honor Society Marla Adams Tania Blasgrove Dawn Bussey Thomas Carlsson Larry Clark Pamela Clarke Dana Dacus Ellen Ann Dare Jeanne Eagan Tracy Ensign Patty Farrell Robert Fitzgerald Kelton Flinn Marilyn Grefenstette Paul Hartley James Hefferman Daniel Herod Timothy Hurley Holly Ketchell Charles Kroger Richard Lanes Steve Masalin Kristi Olson Patricia Rider Teresa Smithson Jeffrey Summerford Jonathan Tomlinson Mark Towery Deborah Burdette Dianne Cheslou Scott Cole Thomas Crawford Denise Darab John DeHart Claudia DePaul Tracy Fuschino Scott Gustad Helen Hamilton Barbara Henke Roberta Hutchison Mark Kennedy John Luongo Lise Meinhardt Edgar Moser Lee Moulton Bruce Muller Mark Nepivoda Greg Coutry 70 Social Studies Honor Society The purpose of this society shall be to give honor students in the social studies additional challange and enrichment opportunities, to put them in contact with challenging materials and speakers beyond the scope of their classes. MEMBERS: Hal Adams, Deb¬ bie Alfred, Gary Grainger — Vice President, Richard Lacey, Karen May, Glenn Meader, Lee Moulden — Treasurer, Patty Pickett, Susan Shore — Recording Secretary, Sue Shull, David Smith, Ellen Sovern — President, Steve Ward, Denise Webley — Corresponding Secretary, Judy Roe. SPONSOR: Mrs. Fuller. Honor Society Senior Honor Society Kay Olsen Matthew Orlins Carl Pelzner Jennifer Peterson Janet Quick Jennifer Alexander Chris An sell Ellen Armsby Marie Berger Allan Berke Craig Bloomgard en Greg Brewer Alan Brigida Julie Buckner Zeb Comer Carl Dahmer Cory Dreher Jonell Dunn Susan Eisenhauer Mitzi Estes Beverly Evans Trulan Eyre David Farmer Eileen Fisher Christine Flinn Denise Forbes Cheryl Frame Carla Gaustad Liza Ginnsberg Carol Goodrich Gilad Gordon Gwen Greenglass Connie Haggard Becky Hanks Kathy Hardy James Harvey Laura Heck Mary Ishee Joni Jarret Tom Jones Sharon Kinsey Richard Lacey Judy Knowles Randy Langmead Karen Lawrence Karen Lindberg Robert MacCallum Pam Mann Pete Mannus Karen May Stacey McClain Martha McGrath Caroline Montague Paul Mulherin Billy Mundy Ben Nelson Jennifer Nichols Marian Parr Mary Pickett Patricia Pickett Ruth Polishuk Phillip Ralph Alison Rasch Terrence Ratigan Deane Rhodes David Ridenhour Judy Roe Stan Sealsky Warren Sharp Susan Shore Lydia Snel Ellen Sovem Lydia Spalding Randy Taylor Marc Tenan Sue Van Houwelin Genevie Vayda Amy Ward Stephen Ward Deborah Webley Pamela Werner Paul Wheeler Carol Williams Laura Williams Elizabeth Wilson Paul Whitcover Mellisa Wright Annette McCiarty Shannon Russell Sean McLaughlin Scott Arnold Ken Barkau Chris Campbell Ellen Clark Linda Clark Robbie Cole Charles Coleman DeeDee Collins Cynthia Culpepper Kevin Davis Jeff Detrick Sharon Evans Cynthia Folsom Jill Follmer Jan Frame Tom Goerold Clare Goode Tom Gordon Robert Greer Beverly Grefenstette Brian Harboume Ronald Hermann Signe Johnson Jennifer Jones Kathy Kearsey Dan Knudsen Linda Lincoln Deborah McQueeney Douglas Nelson Cathy Orlins Sally Orlins Shirley Peck Sally Ann Reed Mark Revesman David Robinson Susan Senior Robert Springer Sandra Totoiu Mike Ahmsbrak Sharon Baker Barbara Ballard Susan Beers Gail Bergman Douglas Bland Holly Brenneman Jane Brown Paul Butler Cathryn Crane Kevin Downs Nancy Epps Frank Fiorella Jackie Green Richard Hanks Kathy Hudak Michael Konrad Wendy Kossar Charles Lallier Linda Lowell Nancy Maier Debra Miller Sally Minetree Sheryl Olsen David Perry Robert Rust Paul Saunders Alan Seabaugh Andrea Shreve Nancy Spalding Nancy True Janet Walther Sheryl Wiegert Beth Williams Michael Windsor Jane Young Jean Young Chris Conner Bob Barkhau Renee Barlow Mark Barton Brian Bentley Philip Bonfanti Michele Boulay Debbie Calbert Keith Carpenter Robert Carver Corinne Casamento Linda Dacus Craig Dunn Paul Evans Kim Everhart Kathy Funk Tim Godecker Thomas Goode Charles Goodrich Caroline Gordon Jack Greenfield Jann Griffith Martha Halperin James Harrington Jeffrey Hawkins Kenneth Heffeman Susie Hohing Robin Hoofnagle Pam Jillson Debbie Lloyd Richard Lockwood Bo McGrath Jean McNair Nancy Manus Cynthia Markey Thomas Meeks Robin Molsberry Kathleen Murphy Larry Olson Brian Ours Mark Pagano Elizabeth Price Vivian Ritter Robert Rolley David Roos Collin Rust Deborah Schumacher Ellen Spalding Barbara Sperling Debra Springer Robert Sterling Deborah Surbaugh Roseanne Tacci David Temes Gail Tennent Kenneth Tupman Jeffrey Weeks Mark Wheeler Gayle Williams 71 Pep Club is a non-profit organization formed to promote school spirit and enthusiasm. That is the description of Pep Club in a nutshell, but it goes alot deeper than that. It is constantly trying to keep bulletin boards and posters up to date. It is frustrating that banners won’t stay up. It is trying to come up with new and exciting ideas to get the students involved with their school. It is having crazy activities like ballon walls, hairy leg contests, coat checks, endless bake sales and car washes. It is putting on a Homecoming for basketball. It is the members working hard, giving a lot of time and effort. It is the officers working during and after meetings to make the club a success. It is Diann Uminski, president; Mary Eitel, vice president; Wendy Beitel, vice president; Lynn McKenzie, treasurer; and Dianne Sharp, secretary. It is the heart-breaking job of trying to raise spirit at a school that seems to hate the word. It is hoping that next year the club will do better and the student body will realize that spirit is not an unheard of word. The sponsors are Mr. Angle, Miss Swinson, Mrs. Zablotney, Miss Barkey, and Miss Lohse. Pep Club 72 Quill Scroll Quill Scroll is a national honorary society for high school journalists. Members of Quill Scroll are key mem¬ bers of all of Herndon High’s student pub¬ lications, the Hor¬ net, Scribe, and Stinger. Members recieve the Quill Scroll Magazine which is designed to help them in their work. Cathy Orlins, John Hatchett, Signe Johnson, Ron Hermann, Linda Lincoln. � ■ - « m Il pKSy 12 XT’ V - W ■ - ■ ■ IK -r ■ Vicki Ingel, Nels Peterson, Mildred O’Meara, Linda Lowell, Nancy Spalding, Miss Barkey. Rally Club 73 Rifle Club BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Jerry King, Bob Dameron, Hank Outlaw, Charles Frame. MIDDLE ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Doug Jergensen, David Woods, Mike Wiegert. FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Becky Austin, Mary Mahoney. Although the Rifle Club is the least known, publicized and understood club in the school, it is also the most rewarding. The members demonstrate responsibility through the safe handling of firearms. The Rifle Club not only builds marks¬ manship, but also discipline, character and sportsmanship. There are two ways to achieve success in the Rifle Club. You can obtain personal satisfaction by qualifying for NRA marksmanship awards and you can participate with others as a member of a five man team in interscholastic competition. Riflery is a growing sport. In 1965, there were six rifle teams in our area league. Today there are twelve. This shows that in the last eight years the competitive mem¬ bers have increased twofold. We are learning that firearms have a proper place in our society, their use and abuse, reasons for their abuse and how we, as law-abiding citizens, can correct this abuse. Firearms can be a source of plea¬ sure, and to many, a thing of beauty. It is up to us, the people, to preserve them in their proper perspective. Russian Club The President of the Russian Club is Jeff Weeks. The Vice-President is Robert Rust, and the Secretary is Vicki Inge. After much debate and re-electing, the Russian Club finally got its officers and constitution. Their purpose is to promote an understanding of the people and culture of the Soviet Union . The Russian Club subscribes to newspapers and magazines that tell of the Soviet Union. As a new club, they even took part in the Joint Language Club Christmas party and presented a play in Russian. No one understood it, but they all agreed it was very nice. The club also put forth all kinds of delightful little goodies for the public to devour. However, the Russian Club is not really the Russian Club. Instead they are the Pa-russki Club which is a sloppy transliteration of the Russian word for Russian. S.C.A. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Dan Knudsen Cathy Clement Carol Darling Paul Burneko Faculty Sponsor Mr. Boran 7 b Scribe If you had a hippopotamus in your bathtub, would you take a bath in the sink? If you rode a camel to school, which hump would you sit on? If you had a giraffe for a friend, would you rather slide down its neck or paint its spots purple? If you were in love with a kangaroo, how would you break the news to your parents? If you had to tell about the Scribe in 500 words or less, how would you do it? But maybe you don’t even know what the Scribe is, perhaps some French restaur¬ ant or a G.P. movie? Believe it or not, the Scribe is Herndon High School’s Literary- art magazine. The Scribe consists of one very competent sponsor (Mrs. Nancy Ny- rop), one editor (Valerie Wohlfeld), a staff (Lis Ginsberg, Janette Petty, Amelia Pat¬ ton, Howard L. Waddell III, sometimes Lucy Adams), and all contributors, to whom we are completely dependent on for all material published. At Scribe meetings all material is read and evaluated by the staff as to originality, value, and suitability. The main purpose of the Scribe is to represent the student body’s creativity, in terms of both quality and quantity. If you found a zebra in your bed one nite, what would you do? 76 Spanish Club The Spanish Club started the year by electing officers. The officers elected were Debi Miller as President, Janet Walther as Vice President, Elizabeth Wilson as Secretary, and Judy Roe as Treasurer. The Spanish Club had its first dinner in November Don Pedro’s in D. C. In December, the club participated in the Joint Language Club Christmas Party. The club presented its version of “Twas the Night Before Christmas” and had a pina- ta. The Spanish Club sold doughnuts during the third nine weeks. The club plans to have another dinner in the spring. Spanish Honor Society La Sociedad Honoraria Espanol, the Spanish Honor Society, is continuing to honor worthy students of Spanish. This fall, the Society had its annual induction, presided over by Susan Se¬ nior, President; Brian Harboume, Vice President; Dave Robin¬ son, Secretary; and Mrs. Rosemary Pukal, faculty sponsor. After the induction, everyone was invited into the Home Ec. department’s living room for a fiesta of many various Spanish dishes. i Buena Suerta a todos! 77 Speleology Club 78 BACK ROW: Bill Rowan, Steve Drill. MIDDLE ROW: Matt Antil, Dave Maxwell, Dave Barringa, Tim Shirly, Sean McLaughlin. FRONT ROW: Paul Gallager, Sherri Miller, Paul Borado,Gene Suarez, Larry McLaughlin. The activities of the Speleology Club included trips to Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia; Thorn Mountain, West Virginia; Sinnut, Franklin, West Virginia; and rock climbing at Carder Rock, Maryland. Stage Crew BACK ROW: Ed Dodson, Stephen Jackson. FRONT ROW: Jim Jelinski, Jim Jones, Chuck Coleman, Mike Steinmetz — Stage Manager. 79 80 ' � r r STINGER Co-editors.Ron Hermann, Signe Johnson Business manager.Charles Gauntt Copy editor.Susan Ginsberg Correspondent.Bob Richard Editorial assistants.Keith Carpenter, Sharron Karrow, Nancy Manus General Staff.Barbara Ballard, Andy Blanchard, Ed Campbell, Sharon Evans, Barbara Forshee, Brian Harbourne, Jean McNair, Sally Anne Reed, Debbie Surbaugh Graphics.Greg Hauck, Galen Slattery, Mike Swartzback, Ray Winkle Adviser.Mr. D.L. Daub Published tri-weekly by the students of Herndon High School, Herndon, Virginia. 81 Table Tennis Team and Club 1972-73 Team Steve Awe Greg Krikorian Steve Drill Charles Goodrich Gail Bergmen Doug Eagleson Brian Sheffer David Perry Tom Carlson Tim Carlsson Sam Wiggins Mark Inglis Steve Eagleson Richard Benzaner Jen Lee David Roos John Hamilton Randy Judge Doug Breisley Glen Laferriere Steve Awe — Captain Greg Krikorian — Co-Captain Jen Lee Charles Goodrich David Roos Alternate members: Steve Drill Jack Hagerty h mm 4 . mkm W § 11 m ] iL i jh BACK ROW: Jen Lee, Greg Krikorian, Mr. Benavage (Sponsor). MIDDLE ROW: David Perry, Charles Goodrich — Coordinator, Mark Inglis, Mike Fitzpatrick. FRONT ROW: Joe Miller, Steve Awe, Steven Eagleson, Tim Farmer. 82 Thespians BACK ROW: Scott Hayes, Brad Buck, Mike Steinmetz, Howard Waddell, Marc Zasado, Roy Neitzke. FRONT ROW: Lisa GolcLreyer, Jim Cook, Dianne Sharp, Jann Griffith, Barbra Bragg, Ellen Sovem, Janelle Perry. The Thespians are an international society of ex¬ ceptionally gifted people in the fields of dramatic arts. In order to become a Thespian, one must achieve a certain number of Thespian points gained by participating in school drama production. One can also gain points by helping with publicity, scenery, costumes and make-up, and assistant directing. The President is Jann Griffith. The Vice-President is Chris Schram. The Secretary is Ellen Sovem. 83 Tri-M BACK ROW: Mike Steinmetz, Kathy Reel, Barbara Ballard, Carroll Ridenhour, Audrey Blomberg, Sharon Evans, Darrel Clark. MIDDLE ROW: Vivian Ritter, Diane Sharp, Kathy Funk, Lida Obrcian, Wayne Smith, Jackie Green. FRONT ROW: Cynthia Trevino, Barbra Bragg, Debi McQueeney, Ken Barkhau. Tri-M is the National Music Honor Society. Our Chapter is 612. Tri-M consists of students who are selected on the basis of ability and achievement in music. Grades do play a big part. A student must have an A average in music and be active in the music department, and have a B average in all other subjects. This year’s officers are President — Barbara Bragg, Vice President — Debi McQueeney, Treasurer — Ken Barkhau, Secretary — Cynthia Trevino, and Historian — Carrol Ridenhour. The honor society sponsors programs for the music department, as well as selling concessions at concerts. Inductions are held in May. Tri-M is growing all the time. It is truly an honor to have achieved such a high degree of achievement in music and be elected into the honor society of music. War Games LAST ROW: Mike Oliver, Bob Danneberg, Dave Ellis. FIRST ROW: Bill Woolsy, Blair Smith, Nels Peterson. 84 Chorus 2 2?“- -. Ca n D , empsey - Marla Thomas, Becky Brumble, Jann Griffith, Ruth Hughes, Mary Worn- DT S H ard ’ M f5 ga !? t Burlingame Debi McQueeney, Anne Dame, Debbie Calbert, Garnet Conaway. MID- LE ROW. Sondra Martin, Barbra Bragg, Cathy Emerson, Denise Ellis, Mary Green, Debbie Jackson Gena Mills Srl dy w° S i? m ’ K D e B fi aU ’ Roy Neitzke ’ James Andrews, Wayne Conard, Craig Bland. THIRD ROW: Kathy Reel’ ike Wynkoop, Robert Dameron Scott Selby, Bob Barkau, Kathy Funk, Marion Parr, Carol Williams Lida Obrcian’ Buck, Trmr Fuschhu Shiriey°Peck, hmie Sharp. ar ° n E ™“’ Ji “ C °° k ’ Rick Cr0cker ’ Jack Bra i Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus Concert Choir Sopranos Sopranos Soprano I Debbie Calbert Jessica Adams Pam Fitts Barbra Bragg Sharon Evans Wendy Beitel Linda Johnson Becky Brumble Becky Ivey Kathy Carlsson Cathy Demott Carol Dempsey Debi McQueeney Jan Ducote Debbie Fields Tracy Fuschino Lida Obrcian Karen Hilfiker Karen Hurlbut Cathy Emerson Chris Peterson Janet Kidwell Suzanne Locher Ruth Hughes Cindy Trevino Terry Nyman Linda Nolff Debbie Jackson Marion Parr Meghan Schreiber Marta Robinson Melia Kennedy Sondra Martin Shirley Peck Carol Williams Sheryl Rolen Altos Kathy Reel Tenor Gloria Martin Clare Goode Marla Thomas James Andrews Jill Nunnari Cathy Cooper Mary Womack Ken Barkhau Janet Somers Mitzi Estes Dianne Sharp Craig Bland Kathy Rathbone Sandra Krebs Wayne Conrad Altos Lynne Walker Cindy Folsom Dione Cuadro Denise Fortin Soprano II Roy Neitzke Beverly Thompson Tenor Garnett Conaway Cathy Martin Jim Armstrong Anne Dame Bass Sharon Wright Jeff Brown Denise Ellis Bob Barkhau Laura Moss Brian Dodds Mickie Foreman James Cook Vicki Louk Wayne Smith Mary Green Rick Croker Sharon Swink Kathy Funk Robert Dameron Eileen Muniak Baritone Jann Griffith Jack Hunker Brenda Mabry Brian Marzullo Gena Mills Scott Selby Cathy Hoebel Mike Tyler Mike Wynkoop Martha McGrath Mark White Gary Sabean Alto Barbara Ballard Margaret Burlingame 85 m j Concert Band Lorraine Smith Debbie Rudesill Amy Dausman Susan Locher Debbie Spector Alan Berke Phil Tate Pam Phillips Steve Miller Stepanie Morris Sherrie Dodson Brenda Ellis Edward Campbell Dudley McNutt Kelly Reigel Jeanne Rhodes Barry Cahoon Mark Hamann Larry Welsh Kurt Lindberg Dale Fletcher Ben McLeish Clarence Mullet Steve Jankowitz Alan Brigida Clifford Moore Steve King Roberta Macaraeg Laura Stewart ■ . Wind Ensemble Vivian Ritter Jean Young Mike Steinmetz David Jones Sharon Evans Jim Jelinski Jackie Green Randy Lichenfels Pam Mann Dottie Vinson Gail Kearsey Douglas Wright Jane Young Carla Gaustad April Alliston Bill Bradley Susan Ginsburg Chuck Coleman James Jones David Robinson Tom Donahue Glenn LaFerriere Darrel Clark Jack Greenfield Linda Dacus Anson Carpenter David Harrison Mike McGee Margaret Burlingame Sharon Mcllvaine Beverly Evans Paul Locher Richard DeFatta Stan Scalsky Mark Hammer 86 Audrey Blomberg Melinda Shore Dana Dacus Tanna Gaustad Barry Week Carroll Ridenhour Mike Lee Christopher Wist Mike Lopez Carl Dahmer Stephan Jackson Matt Tate Edward Dodson Ann Burrola Jeff Nichols David Jennings Richard Lacey David Ridenhour Stan Fleming Ronald Fleming Symphonic Band Jill Lallier Virginia Bealey Cara Williams Ann Osusky Lynn Bettway Beth Plate Susan McFarland Mary Dodson Cathy Lockwood Lora Tomlin Richard Lockwood Dawn Bussey Holly Brennaman Karen May Janet Pinion Jo Ann Carey Heather Good Carole Nicholson Gail Summers Darrell Clark David Jones Cheri Williams Mark Rohrbaugh Keith Kurzeja Jan Peeples Ken Polk Martha Hawkins Jim Moran Richard Barbuto Chris Ansell Mike Smith Keith Carpenter Robert Pruden Mark Coffin Cathy Lowe Donna Lowe Mike DeFatta Doug Breisky Matt Orlins Jim Heffeman Dan Trapp Brad Seabaugh John Ellis Stuart Swift Charles Horn Randy Langmead Jon Tomlinson Terry Wells Ted Kerley Mike Williams Rod Buck Mike Hoebel Paul Hartley Ronald Bullock Bob Brown Chris Wist Mike Lopez Jeff Pehlke Bob Stone Bruce Muller Kent Meyer Jeff Ballard Warren Grand Edward Dodson David Jennings Sonja Lin Carroll Ridenhour Clifford Moore Dixie Land Jazz Band Jeff Ballard Richard Lacey Mike Lopez Darrel Clark Carroll Ridenhour (Piano) Dave Robinson Scott Selby 87 SPORTS 91 I 92 1 oHjj 93 Hats off to the 1973 Herndon 94 95 i VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM DEFENSIVE LINE: Kim Alexander, Steve Green, Bill Fortney, Ray Harris, Lake Hensley, Joe Lawson, Andrew Watts. LINEBACKERS: Chris Campbell, Roger Cole, Mike Goffney, Bob McCormick, Mike May, Bob Sterling, David Straw. DEFENSIVE BACKS: Jack Kirk, David Deck, Stephen Jackson, Jim McLeish, Steve Palmer, Jeff Reese, Scott Rolley, Eric Van Boskirk. TIGHT ENDS AND WIDE RECEIVERS: Rob Altmar, Scott Arnold, Craig Dunn, Stan Fleming, Tim McGrath, Jim Nichols. OFFENSIVE BACKS: Jon Bayless, Rusty Bechtelheimer, Dan¬ ny Bates, Butch Cahoon, Jim Franco, Danny Gale, Mike Mullins, Terry Ramos, Ken Short, Joe Wisneski. OFFENSIVE LINE: Scott Basket, John Bennett, Bob Bowers, Jim Evans, Tom Goode, Ross Griffin, Tim Jackson, Larry Money, Hudson Mulford, Bryon Patterson. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES HHS Opp. West Springfield . . .20 13 Lee. .13 14 Madison . .14 13 Marshall . .12 28 McLean. . 7 7 Stuart . .12 42 York town. .24 35 Langley. .27 34 Washington-Lee . . .12 7 Oakton. .14 50 96 Football takes guts, determination, ability, and last — but by no means least — lots and lots of hard work. If ail of these qualities are to be taken into consideration, this past season must be judged as one of Herndon’s best. The team showed not only these qualities, but many more. A football team cannot be measured by its win-loss record alone . . . other things can be just as important. The players receive such benefits as physical and mental discipline, responsibility, team competition, and even enjoy¬ ment. The rest of the student body, too, benefit from football, not only because of the fun of attending the games, but from the sense of school spirit attained. Herndon ended its football season with three wins, six losses, and one tie. This can be judged as a losing season, unless the other accomplishments are taken into consideration. Judging by those accomplishments, it was definately a winning season. 97 : 98 99 Junior Varsity Football J.V. FOOTBALL SCORES HHS OPP Madison . . . . . 20 6 Marshall . . . . 6 8 Oakton. . . 22 14 McLean . .. . . . 14 8 Yorktown . . . . 12 22 Langley Washington- . . 8 12 Lee. . . 0 37 Oakton .... . . 26 0 ' VmaEM jjc£P ' J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM Greg Ashwell Joe Barbarsky Dave Bechtelheimer Lonnie Benson Richard Bishop Bob Boulay Dave Brown Joe Carmarda Bruce Clark Roger Cole Mark Enderle Pete Evans Trulan Eyre Rip Forrey Charles Frank Richard Groux Steven Heimberger Timmy Horton Reggie Hudson Ricky Hutchinson Danny Jones Tom Jones Duncan King Steve King Mark Krial Lou Lepore Mike McShea Chris Maurich Mike May Jeff Miller Clarence Mullett Billy Mundy Jimmy Murphy Calvin Peck Joe Ressa Dave Rogers Tommy Scott Kenny Short Stephen Ward John Yager Freshman ■ 102 Football FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCORES HHS Opp. Oakton . . . .8 30 Madison . .0 30 Langley .... 14 18 McLean . . .0 18 Marshall . . . unavailable Madison . . . unavailable 103 Varsity Soccer ,i 104 Soccer not only takes the ob¬ vious skills of coordination, speed, and endurance, but also requires much more. One part of soccer that doesn’t come naturally is the desire to work hard. Working hard is not just practicing the sport, but running and more running to get in shape. After a player is in shape, he can then start practic¬ ing. Practicing then gets him ready to compete against other players. The Herndon Soccer Team not only showed the skills necessary to play the sport, but also the desire to work at it. The varsity team did not have the season they would have liked, but the J.V. came in first in the county. The upcoming varsity team shows great prospect. VARSITY SOCCER HHS Opp Washington-Lee . . . . . . 1 4 Wakefield . . . 1 0 O’Connell . . . 2 5 York town . , . 5 2 George Mason . .. 7 2 Washington-Lee . . . . . . 1 11 Wakefield . .. 2 3 O’Connell . . . 2 3 York town . .. 2 4 George Mason . . . 2 3 Bishop Ireton . Tournament . . 6 1 (W ashington -Lee) . . 1 2 105 106 Junior Varsity Soccer HHS Opp. O’Connell . ... .2 4 Washington-Lee . . . . 1 0 Wakefield . . . . . 3 3 York town. . . . . 3 0 George Mason . . . .1 1 Washington-Lee .... 4 1 Wakefield . . . . . 4 0 O’Connell . . ... 2 1 Yorktown (Jamestown) . . .... 0 2 George Mason . . . ...3 1 ■% � jMfifc.y fU� ' Cross Country Track Your legs feel like rubber and also like lead, you are about to black out from lack of oxygen and almost wish you would. You are at the brink of exhaustion and your knees are about to give in — do you quit? No, not if you’re a cross country runner. If you were, you would keep bearing the pain until you became a winner. Not only does cross country running cause physical hardships, but it also creates the horrible feeling of being alone. All you hear are your own footsteps and heavy breathing. You think about how, if you lose, there is only one person to blame and that one person is yourself. Coming in first is not the only way to win. Winning can also be achieving physical fitness, confidence, and much more. The Herndon Cross Country Track Team put forth a lot of effort this year to make a good showing for the school. The runners may not have won all of their meets, pointwise, but they did gain self-esteem. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TRACK HHS Opp. | Marshall . .47 15 Washington-Lee . . .41 17 Yorktown. .28 27 Langley. .46 16 Madison . .47 15 District Meet. . . 6th of 8 J. V. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK HHS Opp. Langley. .24 32 Madison . .27 28 109 Varsity Hockey Falls Church . HHS . . . . 2 Opp. 0 Fort Hunt . . . . . . . 0 0 Oakton. . . . . 0 1 McLean. . . . . 0 3 Marshall . . . . . . . . 2 0 Langley. . . . . 1 2 Madison . . . . . . . 0 1 Langley . . . . 1 1 BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Sara Jo Wyatt, Debbie Bridenbaker, Kitty Williams, Nancy Callahan, Debbie Surbaugh, Cindy Smallwood, Pam Mann, Kathy Merphy, Coach — Miss Pat Jones. FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Pam Birch, Ann Burola, Kathy Lowe, Susy Hallama, Gail Tennant, Joyce Griffin, Donna Lowe, Jenny Arritt. BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Coach — Miss Joette Bailey, Nana Gallup, Leslie Giles, Cory Dreher, Barbara Henke, Patty Stockton, Marie Jackson, Dottie Vinson, Mary Conroy, Carla Gausted. FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Amy Dawson, Laura Moss, Ellen Koestler, Jo Lockhart, Gina Mendicino, Jenny Alexander, Karen Lindburgh. Not shown: Ellen Withrow. Junior Varsity Hockey Falls Church . HHS . . . . 1 Opp. 0 Fort Hunt . . . . . . . 1 0 Oakton. .... 2 0 McLean. . . . . 1 1 Marshall .... .. . . 0 1 Langley. . . . . 0 3 Madison .... . . . . 0 2 Langley . . . . 0 1 Who says girls are sugar and spice and everything nice? If you believe that, go see one of the girls’ hockey games. Hockey sticks flying across shins or into a jaw. The sticks sometimes hit people more than the ball. Off the field a girl may be an angel, but put a hockey stick in her hand and you’ve created a monster. This isn’t to say that the girls on the Herndon Hockey Team are Frankensteins, because they’re not. The girls fought hard in all of their games this season and deserve a lot of credit. The team put in many tiring hours and played their games while only a small cheer¬ ing section watched. Although hockey did not draw the crowds that football did, it did reap similar benefits and excitement. Girls’ Tennis Team Nancy Manus Tennis is not just hitting a fuzzy little ball back and forth across a net. It is a game that calls for as much, if not more, stamina as any sport you can name. It is a game in which coordination is as important as strength. The players body must become one with his mind and his reflexes timed to almost perfection. Once a player finds that he has the talent, he must then find the determination to work hard and devote much time to practice. Then, after much practice, a player is ready for competition. Tennis is a sport in which individual competi¬ tion is linked closely with team competition. When a player loses his match he not only lets himself down, but also his team. Even though winning is not everything, it is still hard to accept a loss. After a period of time, the memory of the loss fades away and the player realizes the other aspects of the sport. A few of these aspects are enjoyment, coordination, development of reflexes, and many more. Tennis is said to be “the people’s sport”. The people who made a good showing in the 1972 fall season were the girls on the Herndon Tennis Team. They not only showed themselves as a team, but many players also stood out individu¬ ally. There were many young players on the team who will be back next year to provide another exciting season of tennis. Nancy Manus and Holly Brenneman. 112 MEMBERS: BACK ROW: Nancy Manus, Maureen Malone, Marie Walbrecker, Anita Ross, Ellen Spalding, and Coach Ellen Lohse. FRONT ROW: Taryn Ellison, Ka¬ thy Hoebel, Signe Johnson, Holly Brenneman, Gail Short, Jonell Dunn. W ashington-Lee HHS .... 6 Opp. 1 Madison . . . . . 6 1 Falls Church . . . . . . . . 7 0 Langley. . . . . 2 5 Fort Hunt. . . . . 2 5 Oakton. . . . . 7 0 McLean. . . . . 4 3 Marshall. . . . . 3 4 Jonell Dunn i gag 5 818 r r . 3 F L J Fairfax . Jefferson . Annandale . Oakton . Yorktown . Stonewall Jackson Madison . Marshall. Washington-Lee . McLean . Langley. Wrestling is not one of the more graceful sports to watch, but it’s exciting. Wrestlin istence. This must say something for its popularity. There is one big misconception about wrestling — that “to be a good wrestler all yo to squirm.” This is not so. Wrestling takes a lot of hard practice. A wrestler must lean and be able to perform them in a moment’s notice. If a mistake is made, very seldom is The wrestling team had a hard time getting support this year. This was because n nights when there was a basketball game also. Even with this disadvantage the tean season. ■ - 5 Varsity Basketball Team Tom Shephard and Randy Jessup — Co-captains. Sid Budd, Bruce Campbell, Stan Fleming, Bo McGrath, Rick Mabry, Mark Nepivoda, Larry Olson, Mark Pagano, Scott Tolley, Steve Schultz, Grant Sleeper, Tony (Zip) Wiggins. 120 Mena JSwf HHS Opp. Robinson .. . . . 68 65 Fort Hunt . . . 52 59 Hayfield . . . 76 46 T. C. Williams. . . 58 62 Oakton . . . 56 67 Fairfax Christmas Tournament Annandale . . . 62 64 Fairfax . . 65 59 Edison . . . 48 56 Yorktown . . . 51 49 McLean . . . 77 62 Madison . . . 81 70 Washington-Lee . . 58 59 Marshall . . . 60 62 Langley . . . 67 82 Oakton . . . 66 74 Yorktown . . . 95 71 McLean . . . 78 62 Madison . .. 79 69 Washington-Lee . . 65 64 Langley . . . 78 71 District Tournament Madison . . . . 67 55 McLean . ... 60 56 Oakton . . . . 53 51 N. Va. Regionals T. C. Williams . . . bye Lee . . . . 51 63 The Great Falls District Championship was proud¬ ly won this year by the Herndon High Basketball Team. It was a hard job keeping up with the past 71- 72 season team, but they did it. The team did not take first place in regular season play, as did last year’s team, instead coming in third. They were the District Champions, though, by winning a closely fought game with Oakton. By winning the District Championship, Herndon was eligible to enter the Northern Virginia Regional Tournament. Seeded against T.C. Williams in the quarter-finals, Herndon went directly into the semi¬ finals when T.C. Williams was suspended from tour¬ nament play. Once in the semi-finals, though, Hem- don lost to Lee. f l ■ Jl HHS Opp. Robinson . .... 52 66 Fort Hunt. . . . . 61 66 Hayfield . .... 57 47 Hammond . . . . . 56 63 Oakton . .... 57 54 Yorktown . . . . 49 67 McLean . .... 43 65 Madison . .... 56 68 Washington-Lee . . . . . 82 50 Marshall . .... 43 57 Langley. .... 61 68 Oakton . .... 42 36 Yorktown . .... 58 64 McLean . .... 40 46 Madison . .... 45 70 Washington-Lee . .... 68 36 Marshall . .... 49 38 Langley . .... 48 69 ( r) $ 1 -:■� A HHS 37 Opp. 47 Madison 30 49 Marshall ni| . . 41 31 McLean 46 47 Oakton . 35 57 Langely 54 56 Madison . 28 29 Marshall . . 53 33 McLean . 40 23 Oakton . 38 46 Langley 34 29 Madison . 42 43 a ihk X i Basketball TEAM MEMBERS Betsy Boyd, Signe Johnson, Renee Stebbins, Jenny Jones, Andrea Shreve, Holly Brenne- man, Connie Dugan, Brenda Mabry, Teresa LeClair, Cindy Smallwood, Sara Jo Wyatt, Ruth Polishuk, Pam Zurich. v f 4 xiE. ' z HHS Opp. Langley .34 55 Oakton . .36 39 McLean .29 38 Falls Church .53 46 Madison . . . . ...... 35 71 Langley . ,51 43 Marshall . . . . : 31 43 Marshall . . . .37 60 Oakton . . . . . 32 55 McLean .... 41 48 Fairfax . .2 0 Madison .36 67 ' - 3rSsJr saBp . ' U r; J.V. BASKETBALL HHS Opp. Langley. ....... 18 33 Oakton. ....... 19 18 McLean. ....... 26 40 Falls Church .... ....... 35 16 Madison . ....... 32 29 Langley. ....... 15 27 Marshall . ....... 29 21 Marshall. ....... 17 27 Oakton. ....... 33 25 McLean. ....... 13 42 Fairfax. ........ 2 0 Madison . ....... 12 30 J.V. TEAM Cindy Conley, Karen Dugan, Susan Gillis, Jill Kochendorfer, Gloria Gould, Mary LeClair, Sherri Miller, Lynn Jones, GiGi Vayda, Jonell Dunn, Gail Short, Valori Von Beh- ren, Janet Borden, Coach — Mrs. Hamilton. Basketball is a sport that was once consid¬ ered to be a man’s game, but not so anymore. This was shown by the girls’ basketball teams this year. They proved that the only differences between girls’ basketball and boys’ basketball are the locker-rooms. The girls on the teams practiced very hard even though they did not have the benefits the boys have. A boy, if he’s good enough, can hope for a scholarship. The most a girl can hope for is a nice pat on the back. With this and many oth¬ er disappointments, the girls’ teams played hard and never gave up. Girls’ basketball does not have great popular¬ ity as of yet, but the possibility of having it in the future is strong. 131 Yorktown . HHS . Lost Opp. Madison . . . . 80.5 75.5 Washington-Lee . . . 62 82 Oakton . ...11 73 Langley. . . . 53 107 Marshall . ...81 73 Pam Jillson, Jodi Schu¬ macher, Connie Smithes, Lisa Arbuthnot, and Chris Bamford placed in Dis¬ trict competition. Jodi Schumacher, Connie Smithes, Lisa Arbuthnot and Chris Bamford then went on to Regional competition. 132 Girls Gymnastics 133 Swim Team fr % I After hours of practice, finally the meet. 134 1973 SWIM TEAM HHS Opp. Madison . . . 107 74 West Springfield . . . 134 45 Bishop Ireton . . . . . . . 75 111 Yorktown . . . . 88 93 Langley. . . . 88 93 Diane Anderson Jim Anderson Leslie Burgess Jon Barber Cathy Blank Jeff Ballard Dara Duncan Jeff Baxter Marylin Grefenstette Rick Blank Jamie Guth Greg Brewer Teresa Hamlin Tom Crawford Barb Hanke John Deex Susie Hohing Jeff Detrick Debbie Jackson Jay Guth Holly Ketchel Jim Harvey Elaine Krayse Jeff Hill Paula Malloy Mike Hyman Karen McCartney Ralph Channel Robin Malsberry Steve Jankowitz JoAnn McCoy Bill Lambert Chris Peterson Matt Livsey Ann Lomax Bob Lovelace Meg Schrieber Rick Lockwood Barb Sperling Pat McConnell Julie Stewart Pat Murtagh Marie Wallbrecker Jim Moran Jean Young Kent Meyer Jane Young Chip Guinee Andy Carey Howard Meyer Corri Clement Mark Reevesman Steph Morris Fred Roth Kathy Lockwood John Schmidt Patty Pickett Larry Schmidt Carl Dahmer 135 136 137 ft . � 4 % NS $ .W -...v - +V4 ' • To strive . . . . . . and reach . . . perfection FACULTY Mr. McFarland — Principal Mr, Fleming — Assistant Principal 142 Administration Mr. Thacker — Assistant Principal Mr. Tait — Assistant Principal Mr. Blalock — Assistant Principal 143 Mr. Griffitts Director of Student Activities Mr. Azzara Human Relations Coordinator Mrs. Farley Finance 144 Mrs. Brewer — Principal Intern 145 Guidance Mr. Crowley 146 Miss Ellmore — Guidance Director 148 Mrs. Allen English Mrs. Stirewalt Mrs. Swetnam Mrs. Heningburg Mrs. Nyrop Mrs. Kennedy Mr. Kent Miss Duke 149 150 151 152 Business RIGHT: Mr. Blackwell BELOW— TOP LEFT: Mr. Stevens BELOW — BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Caffrey BELOW— TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Carter Mr. McQuain BELOW — BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Tesereo 153 Fine And Practical Arts Mr. Click Mechanical Drawing, Architecture not shown: Miss Cyrus Home Economics Mr. Duman Band Miss Fletcher Chorus Mr. DeBenedittis Art Mr. Angle Auto Menchanics Mr. Hutton Shop Mr. Hardy Art Mr. Zuraw Mr. Rexroad Shop Electronics Mr. Eddings String Ensemble Mrs. Acinapura Spanish v . W — b Mrs. Sleeper French, Latin Mrs. Samuels French Foreign Language Mr. Abraham Latin Mr. Meyer Spanish Mrs. Hirsch Spanish Mrs. Young — German. 155 Foreign Language Mrs. Greenfield — French. Mrs. Wood — Spanish. Mrs. Klein — French. Mr. Kent Spanish Mrs. Pukal Spanish Mr. Henry — German, Russian. 156 Miss P. Jones Mr. Dauphin Mr. Lee Mrs. Hamilton Mr. Ashwell Mr. Rolley Miss Warren Mrs. Rodriguez Mr. Panagos 157 Mr. R. Lewis: Geometry. Mr. Robert Brooks: Functions, Analytic Geometry, Probability and Statistics, General Math. Mr. Church: General Math, Algebra. Mr. G. Perry: Algebra II — Trig. Mr. Thomas Sirk: Geometry. 158 Miss Ellen Lohse: Algebra. Mr. Peter Schaffer: Calculus, Algebra, Probability and Statistics. mwm j? is : ;«i n : : ‘ ' l !“, Ji S:l ■!“ ’, � •: ?§s im jSJ ; T ' - 4 -t 2 •:• ? ??■ ' •?? � 2 2.578 260 S ■ f-3G8 2.840 2 872 ?98 | r y ?. ! 3 004 3 042 3.078 TL Jk i-S% ?-M 3Wji | 21 83 ’ 983 3SJ4 88 85 ;0fC SS hi ff ' 88 g| 5 } ' Me iiit 2‘x • p ;1 2904 2 938 ■ Mr. Richard Barrett: General Math. Mr. James Thompson: General Math, Algebra. Mr. DavidPleacher: Geometry. Mathematics NOT SHOWN: Miss Betty White: Geometry. Mr. G. Young: Algebra, General Math. Mrs. Penkunas: Algebra. Mr. Bobbie D. Maness: Mr. Sherman Masters: Algebra, General Math. Functions, Trig. Miss Barkey: Algebra. 159 Science Ms. Lawlon: Biology, Science 9. Mr. Chandler: Astronomy. Mr. Irwin: Earth Science. Mrs. Lenjyl: Chemistry. Mrs. Cushing: Chemistry. Mr. Robert Kay lor: Physics, Chemistry. Miss Barbara Rogers: Biology, Science 9. Mr. Joe Smith: Biology. Mrs. Wilkes: Earth Science. Mrs. Vera Remsburg: Biology I, II. Mr. Graley: Chemistry. 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FRONT ROW — Mr. Cole, Mr. Tyler. 166 Mrs. Brown — Main Office Mrs. Cockerill — Guidance Mrs. Sophos — Guidance Mrs. Kidwell — ADF Mrs. Teed — Attendance Office Mrs. Amy Young — Administration Mrs. Creighton — Algebra 167 Mrs. Burton — English Office Mrs. Lockwood — ADP «gg Ifi ;’ t 4 ' 4 ,v-r |p • ■- ' V:-C SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Paul Saunders — President Bruce Campbell — Vice President Bob May — Treasurer Chip Guinee — Senator not show: Janet Walther — Secretary Mike Smith — Senator 170 171 Denise Ames Debbie Anderson Kim Alexander tlobert Altmar HH Monday morning sleepyheads Kathy Blank John Boulay Linda Bra. 1G Greg Bowen Barbra Br? uianiiiiiiuMW .■■WWHilMPAKt- « ., James Dowell Randal Dudley Mary Eitel James Evans Charles Farmer Sharon Dube Connie Dugan Brenda Ellis Sharon Evans Bob Farrell David Dubell Mike Dumond Susan Ellis Cheryl Everitt Roger Fasulkev Jan Ducote Cynthia Edwards Marsha Elmore John R. 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Thomas Randy Smith Steven Spencer William A. Steinmetz Steve Suthpin Steve Thomas Thomas Smith Robert Springer, Jr. Denise Streiner James Taft Jan Thompson ' pi Janet Thompson Sandy Totoiu Nancy True Greg Twitchell Diann Uminski Joe Vanderbloemen Tommy Vaughn Marilyn Viliers Dianne Walbreeker Jan Walther Claudia Walton Laura E. Walton Helen Ward Linda Ward Phyllis Watt Andrew 7 Watts Leslie Watts Robert Weber William Webster Debbi Wellborn Timothy West Cara Williams Dawn Winslow Sharon Wright Jeff Welti Frank Whorton Richard K. Williams Steve Womack Janet Yager Karen Wente Kathy Whorton Beverly Wills Susan Wood Carl Yam her Judy Werner Carol Wiersma Daryl Wilson Barbara Wright Kevin Yar brough Adele West Beth Williams Suzanne Wilt James Wright Jane Young 192 Homeroom blahs Rosanne Remington 193 Senior Directory Ahrnsbrak, Mike Basketball 9 Golf 9 National Junior Honor Society Basketball 10 Football 10 Track 10 Golf 10 Wrestlingll Spanish Clubll Intramural Sports 11 Student Council 11 Golf 11 National Senior Honor Society Golf 12 Alexander, Kim JV Football Baseball 9 Wrestling 11 Football Letterman 11 Varsity Clubll Football Letterman 12 Varsity Club 12 Interact 12 Altmar, Robert Basketball 9 Football 9 Track 10 Football 10 Track 11 Football 11 Varsity Club 11 Football 12 Varsity Club 12 German Club 12 Interact 12 Anderson, James W. Soccer 9 Varsity Golf 10 Varsity Golf 11 Varsity Golf 12 Varsity Club Varsity Swim 12 Anderson, Mark Tennis 3 yrs. Army, Roy Radio TV Repair A Cappella Choir Arnold, Scott Football 9 Track 9 National Junior Honor Society Football 10 Track 10 Football 11 Track 11 National Senior Honor Society Football 12 Interact Club 12 Varsity Club Arritt, Deborah Jean Keyettes 10 D.E. Ell Bailey, Wayne Stuart D.E. 110 D.E. nil D.E. m 12 Baker, Sharon Pep Club 9 Spanish Club 9 Pep Club 10 Spanish Club 10 Co-Chairman Basketball Homecoming 10 Chairman Refreshment for Sadie Hawkins Dance 11 Co-Chairman Junior Class Float 11 Spanish Club 12 D.E.C.A. 12 Yearbook 12 National Senior Honor Society Chairman Senior Superlatives 12 Barkhau, Ken Computer Club 10 Tri-M 11 Computer Club 11 Astronomy Club 11 German Club 11 Concert Choir 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Sadie-Hawkins Dance Committee Tri-M 12 Astronomy Club 12 German Club 12 Concert Choir 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Bechtelheimer, Russ Football 9 Baseball 9 JV Basketball 9 JV Basketball 10 Varsity Football 10 Varsity Baseball 10 Varsity Club 10 Varsity Football 11 Varsity Baseball 11 Varsity Club 11 Varsity Football 12 Varsity Baseball 12 Varsity Club 12 Interact Club 12 Beers, Sue Pep Club 10 Speleology Club 10 French Club 11 FHA11 French Honor Society Vice-President FHA 12 Secretary — French Honor Society 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Beitel, Wendy Beth Girls Choir 9 Concert Choir 10 Gymnastics 10 Concert Choir 11 Gymnastics 11 Gymnastics 12 Vice-President — Pep Club 12 Bergman, Gail Volleyball 11 Table Tennis Club 12 G.A.A. 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Betts, Theresa Spanish Club 10 Helper — Main Office 10 Spanish Club 11 Helper — Guidance Office 11 Helper — Guidance Office 12 Boulay, John National Junior Honor Society 9 J.V. Soccer 10 Captain — J.V. Soccer 11 Varsity Soccer 12 Bowen, Greg Folk Club Prom Committee Boyd, Betsy G.A.A. Basketball 9 Basketball 10 Basketball 11 Basketball 12 Bradley, Allen Wrestling 9 Football 9 Wrestling 10 J.V. Football 10 Social Studies Junior Honor Society Wrestling 11 Wrestling 12 S.C.A. Representative 12 Bradley, Gail G.A.A. Bradley, Linda J.V. Hockey 9 Homeroom Representative 9 S.C.A. Representative 10 D.I.G. Coordinator 10 Brown, Linda Pep Club 10 Pep Club 11 Pep Club 12 Brumble, Becky Student Council Representative 9 Student Council Representative 10 Concert Choir 12 Buck, Brad Producer — Director of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown March 2-3,1973 Budd, Sidney Football 9 Basketball 9 Varsity Track 9,11,12 Varsity Football 10 Basketball 10 Varsity Basketball 11,12 Burger, Sandra M. S.C.A. Representative 9 Pep Club 9 Pep Club 10 Spanish Club 10 Keyette Club 11 S.C.A. Representative 11 Spanish Club 11 Keyette Club 12 Vice-President D E. Club 12 Burlingame, Margaret S.C.A. Representative 9 Marching Band 9 Symphonic Band 9 Marching Band 10 Symphonic Band 10 French Club 9 French Club 10 Marching Band 11 Symphonic Band 11 All-Regional Band 11 French Club 11 A.F.S. 11 French Honor Society 11 Marching Band 12 Wind Ensemble 12 Accompanist — Concert Choir 12 President — French Club 12 French Honor Society 12 Butler, Paul Science Club 10 Spanish Club 11 Science Club 11 Spanish Club 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Claus, Roberta Jane F.H.A.ll Cole, Robbie S.C.A. Representative 9 Cheerleader 9 Freshman Class Spirit Princess Pep Club 9 Co-Captain J.V. Cheerleaders 10 Pep Club 10 National Junior Honor Society 10 Social Studies Honor Society 10 Girl’s Track Team 10 French Honor Society 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Co-Captain Varsity Cheerleaders 11 Member Virginia Girl’s State 11 Captain — Varsity Cheerleaders 12 Activities Chairman — Pep Club 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 French Honor Society 12 Coleman, Charles Symphonic Band 9 Marching Band 9 Symphonic Band 10 Marching Band 10 Symphonic Band 11 Marching Band 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Interact Club 11 Wind Ensemble 12 Marching Band 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 194 French Honor Society 12 Interact Club 12 All-Regional Band 12 All-Country Band 12 Collins, Dee Editor — Student Newspaper 9 National Junior Honor Society 9 Audio-Visual Aide 9 French Club 9 Interschool Sportsday 9 Prince Georges County Archery Team 9 National Junior Honor Society 10 Math Team 10 French Club 10 German Club 10 Interschool Sportsday 10 National Senior Honor Society 11 Math Team 11 Keyettes 11 Varsity Volleyball 11 National Senior Honor Society — Treasurer 12 Math Team 12 Keyettes 12 Forensics 12 Conner, Caroline S.C.A. Representative 9 Treasurer — Junior Class 11 Conner, Chris Cheerleader 9 J.V. Cheerleader 10 Social Studies Honor Society 10 French Honor Society 10 Varsity Cheerleader 12 French Honor Society 12 National Senior Honor Soci ety 12 Semi-finalist — Northern Virginia Junior Miss Pageant 12 Cook, Theresa F.B.L.A.ll Cooks ley, Debbi Junior Band 9 German Club 9 Homeroom Representative 9 Homeroom Representative — Alternate 11 Homeroom Representative — Alternate 12 Cooper, Dorothy (Stonewall Jackson Senior High) Girls Track 9 Girls Track 10 J.V. Basketball 10 Varsity Basketball 11 Softball 11 Coutts, Donn Forensics 9 Forensics 10 Varsity Football 10 Forensics 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Drama 11 Pi Theta Beta Club 11 Forensics 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Drama 12 Pi Theta Beta Club 12 Math Team 12 Craft, John Football 9 J.V. Wrestling 9 J.V. Football 10 Varsity Wrestling 10 S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 12 Criado, Carlene Pep Club 9 Pep Club 10 Drill Team 11 Drill Team 12 Croson, Maryanne G.A.A. 9 Girls Softball 10 G.A.A. 10 Croswell, Michael (Glen Cove Senior High) Rocketry Club 9 Photography Club 9 Science Club 9 Rocketry Club 10 Photography Club 10 Science Club 10 Band Rifle Club Newspaper Croswell, Tom (Glen Cove High School) Rifle Club Science Club Photo Club School Newspaper Lab Assistant Band Crozier, Susan Fletcher Varsity Basketball 11 Culpepper, Cynthia Concert Choir 9 Girls’ Ensemble 9 National Junior Honor Society 9 German Club 10 National Junior Honor Society 10 Science Club 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Junior Social Studies Honor Society 11 A.F.S. 10 German Club 11 Russian Club 12 President — Science Club 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Curtis, Lewis Gregory Intramural Bowling 9 Tennis 10 Tennis 11 Soccer 11 Junior-Senior Prom 72 Committee 11 Soccer 12 Custer, Terri Pep Club 9 Class Representative 9 Pep Club 10 F.H.A. 10 Keyettes 11 Damewood, Debbie Sophomore Cabinet 10 Historian — F.T.A. 11 Treasurer — Folk Club 11. Darling, Carol Marie Junior Red Cross 9 Homeroom Representative 9 Library Assistant 10 Majorette 9 Majorette 10 Homeroom Representative 11 Soloist 11 Yearbook Staff 11 Keyettes 11 F.B.L.A. 11 Spanish Club 11 Student Exchange 11 Clerk —S.C.A. 11 F.B.L.A. 12 Secretary — S.C.A. 12 Secretary Assistant — English 12 International Relations Club 12 Darling, Diane Spanish Club 10 Guidance Discussion Group 10 S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 11 Biology Assistant 11 Math Assistant 11 Deck, David Football 9 Track 9 Spanish Club 9 J.V. Football 10 Track 10 Varsity Football 11 Track 11 Varsity Club 11 Interact Club 11 Gymnastics 11 S.C.A. 11 Varsity Football 12 Varsity Club 12 Interact Club 1 2 Baseball 12 Denny, Cathy S.C.A. Representative 9 Spanish Club 9 Spanish Club 10 Spanish Club 11 Detrick, D. Jeff National Senior Honor Society 11 German Club 11 National Senior Honor Socity 12 German Club 12 Diving Team 12 Dodson, Ed Football 9 Basketball 9 Band 9 Band 10 Band 11 Indoor Track 11 Outdoor Track 11 Band 12 Cross Country 12 Assistant Coach — Indoor Track 12 Assistant Coach — Outdoor Trackl2 Dodson, Roger J.V. Soccer 11 Varsity Soccer 12 German Club 12 Dubell, David Football 9 Baseball 9 Football 10 Baseball 10 Football 11 Baseball 11 Varsity Club 11 Baseball 12 Varsity Club 12 Interact Club 12 Dugan, Connie G.A.A. 10 French Club 10 J.V. Basketball 10 J.V. Softball 10 G.A.A. 11 Varsity Basketball 11 Varsity Softball 11 President — G.A.A. 12 Varsity Basketball 12 F.B.L.A. 12 Eisemann, Mary Ellen Basketball — 3 yrs. Softball — 3yrs. Yearbook Staff — lyr. Library Assistant — 1 yr. F.B.L.A. Vice-President — SOS Club — 1 yr. Fa tel, Mary Library Assistant 9 Pep Club 10 Library Assistant 10 Varsity Cheerleader 11 Vice-President — Pep Club 11 Vice-President — Pep Club 12 Library Assistant 12 Laboratory Assistant 12 Ellis, Brenda Concert Band 9 F.H.A. 10 F.H.A. 11 F.H.A. 12 Concert Band 12 Ellis, Susan Epps, Nancy Band 11 F.H.A. 12 195 National Senior Honor Society 12 Cave Club 12 Erickson, D. David Junior Choir 9 F.F.A.10 F.F.A. 11 F.T.A. 11 Drama 11 Evans, James F. J.V. Football — 1 yr. Varsity Football — 2 yrs. Lettered in Football — 2 yrs. Wrestling — 1 yr. Lettered in Wrestling — 1 yr. Varsity Club Interact Club Evans, Sharon Marching Band 9 Secretary — Chess Club 9 French Club 9 National Junior Honor Society 9 National Social Studies Honor Honor Society 9 Marching Band 10 Secretary — Chess Club 10 French Club 10 Tri-M 10 National Junior Honor Society 10 National French Honor Society 10 National Social Studies Honor Society 10 Marching Band 11 Secretary — Chess Club 11 Stage Band 11 Stinger 11 Prom Committee 11 Tri-M 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Natonal French Honor Society 11 “It’s Academic” Math Team 11 Marching Band 12 Chorus 12 Stinger 12 Hornet 12 Tri-M 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 National French Honor Society 12 Eways, Sam Soccer 12 Fiorella, Frank S. Social Studies Honor Society — 9 Social Studies Honor Society — 10 FAD Committee —10 FAD Committee —11 7th Period Planning Committee 12 Astronomy Club 12 Russian Club 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Vice-President — Cross Country Bicycling Club 12 Follmer, Jill Vice-President French Honor Society National Honor Society Environmental Action Club Ford, Jacqueline Drill Team (Fairfax High School) Fortney, Bill Football 9 Track 9 Football 10 Wrestling 10 Football 11 Wrestling 11 Varsity Club 11 Football 12 Wrestling 12 Varsity Cub 12 Interact Club 12 Frame, Jan Art Guild 9 Social Studies Junior Honor Socief French Club 9 Art Guild 10 Secretary — Social Studies Junior Honor Society 10 Secretary — Natonal Junior Honor Society 10 French Club 10 French Club 11 French Honor Society 11 French Club 12 French Honor Society 12 Vice-President — National Senior Honor Society 12 Franco, Jim J.V. Football 10 J.V. Football 11 Homeroom Representative 11 Varsity Football 12 Intramural Basketball 12 Furst, Terry P. E. Aide 11 Galenaitis, Wayne French Club 9 J.V. Soccer 11 Varsity Soccer 12 Russian Club 12 Gallagher, David Art Guild 9 J.V. Soccer 10 J.V. Soccer 11 Varsity Soccer 12 Gallardo, K. Sue Basketball 9 Volleyball 9 Alternate Homeroom Representative 12 Gartner, Jack S.C.A.9 S.C.A. 10 Weight Lifting 9 Weight Lifting 10 Karate 11 Prom Committee 11 Track 10 Gauntt, Charles President — Chess Club 11 Treasurer — Astronomy Club 12 Secretary — Chess Club 12 Business Manager — Stinger 12 Gensurowsky, Debra A. Pep Club 9 Spanish Club 9 Honor Roll 9 Intramural Volleyball 9 Honor Roll 10 Honor Roll 11 Honor Roll 12 George, William Wrestling Gilbert, Karen German Club 10 Gillis, Leslie Anne Drill Team 10 Drill Team 11 S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 11 D.E. Club 12 Gochenour, Sue Chess Club 9 Prop Crew 9 Spanish Honor Society 10 Alternate Delegate — Red Cross Leadership Conference 10 Track 10 Science Club 11 Spanish Honor Society 11 Spanish Honor Society 12 Goerold, Thomas Chess Club 9 Band 9 Social Studies Junior Honor Society 10 Chess Club 10 Soccer 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 National Senior Honor Society 12 Soccer 12 Goode, Clare Spanish Club 9 Spanish Club 10 Homeroom Representative 10 Spanish Honor Society 10 Spanish Honor Society 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Spanish Honor Society 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Gordon, Tom Latin Club 9 Social Studies Junior Honor Society 9 Latin Club 10 Social Studies Junior Honor Society 10 National Junior Honor Society 10 Latin Honor Society 10 F.A.D. Committee 11 President — Latin Club 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 President — Latin Club 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Assistant Business Manager — Yearbook 12 Graves, Karen Volleyball Basketball Softball Green, Jackie Marching Band 9 Symphonic Band 9 Marching Band 10 Symphonic Band 10 Tri-M 10 Marching Band 11 Symphonic Band 11 Tri-M 11 A.F.S. 11 Wind Ensemble 12 Marching Band 12 Tri-M 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 A.F.S. 12 All-Regional Choir 12 Grefenstette, Beverly A. National Junior Social Studies Honor Society 10 National Junior Honor Society 10 F.H.A. 10 National Senior Honor Society 11 Yearbook Staff 12 French Club 11 S.C.A. Alternate 11 Human Relations Committee Member 12 Guinee III, John W. Track 9 Track 10 Cross Country 10 Interact Club 11 Swimming 12 Interact Club 12 Class Senator 12 Hanks, Richard Science Club 10 Social Studies Honor Society 10 Science Club 11 Spanish Club 11 Science Club 12 Cycle Club 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Harbourne, Brian Astronomy Club 9 Chess Club 9 Astronomy Club 10 Social Studies Junior Honor Society 10 Chess Club 10 Computer Club 10 National Junior Honor Society 10 Spanish Honor Society 10 Spanish Honor Society 11 Computer Club 11 Debate 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Astronomy Club —Vice-President 11 196 Math Team 11 Debate 12 President — Astronomy 12 Computer Club 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Spanish Honor Society 12 Stinger Reporter 12 It’s Academic — Alternate Team 12 Math Team 12 Harding, Debra French Club 9 Art Guild 10 Pep Club 10 Alternate Homeroom Representative 11 Hatchett, John L. Chess Club 9 Social Studies Junior Honor Society 9 Stinger 10 Social Studies Junior Honor Society 10 Photo Editor — Hornet 11 Fencing Club 11 Photo Editor — Hornet 12 Fencing Club 12 Quill Scroll 12 Hauck, Gregory E. Varsity Cross Country 11 Varsity Track 11 Captain —Varsity Cross Country 12 Varsity Track 12 Hornet Staff 12 Stinger Staff 12 Hayes, Joy D. Small Chorus 9 National Junior Honor Society 9 Speleology Club 11 Homeroom Representative 11 D.E. Club — Activity Chairman 12 D.E. Student of the Month Heck, Karen German Club 9 German Club 10 Service Club 10 Hornet Staff 10 German Club 11 American Field Se rvice 11 Secretary — Art Guild 11 Hornet Staff 11 German Club 12 Hermann, Ronald W. Band 9 Chess Club 9 French Club 9 National Junior Honor Society 9 Social Studies Junior Honor Society 9 Band 10 Treasurer Chess Club 10 Class Treasurer 10 French Club 10 French Honor Society 10 National Junior Honor Society 10 Social Studies Junior Honor Society 10 Stinger 10 Band 11 Treasurer — Chess Club 11 Debate Team 11 French Club IT French Honor Society 11 Alternate — It’s Academic Team 11 Math Team 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Quill and Scroll 11 Social Studies Senior Honor Society 11 Copy Editor — Stinger 11 Debate Team 12 Treasurer —French Honor Society 12 French Honor Society 12 Vice-President — German Club 12 It’s Academic Team 12 Math Team 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Quill and Scroll 12 Social Studies Senior Honor Society 12 Co- Editor — Stinger 12 Herald, Mary Pep Club 9 French Club 9 Pep Club 10 Hudak, Kathy Drill Team 11 1st Lieutenant — Drill Team 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 S.C.A. Representative 12 Hughes, Ruth Choir 12 Ishee, Laurie Cheerleader 9 Pep Club 9 Vice President — Class 9 Cheerleader 10 Pep Club 10 Senator — Class 10 Keyettes 10 Cheerleader 11 Pep Club 11 Cheerleader 12 Pep Club 12 Jarvis, Steven D. Chess Club 9 Science Club 10 J.V. Basketball 10 Johnson, J. Michael Track — 3 years Cross Country — 3 years Chess Club — 1 yr. Johnson, Signe T. G.A.A. 10 J.V. Basketball 10 Varsity Softball 10 G.A.A. 11 Varsity Basketball 11 Varsity Softball 11 It’s Academic Team 12 Editorial Assistant Stinger 11 Co-Editor Stinger 12 Cabinet — S.C.A. 12 G.A.A. 12 Varsity Basketball 12 (Co-Captain) Varsity Softball 12 Varsity Tennis 12 Jones, Jennifer G A A 0 J.V. Softball 10 Pep Club 10 National Latin Honor Society 10 G.A.A. 11 Varsity Softball 11 Varsity Basketball 11 Latin Club 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Varsity Softball 12 Varsity Basketball 12 Secretary — Latin Club 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Kearsey, Kathleen S.C.A. Representative 11 Drill Team 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Student Court Judge 12 Secretary — National Senior Honor Society 12 King, Terry F. B.L.A. 11 Vice-President — F.B.L.A. 12 Rinker, Gary S.C.A. Representative 9 Manager — Football 9 Manager — Baseball 9 Library Club 9 AV. Club 9 Manager — Football 10 Manager — Baseball 10 Manager — Wrestling 10 Library Club 10 A.V. Club 10 S.C.A. Representative 10 School Activities Trainer — 11 Manager — Football 11 Manager — Baseball 11 Manager — Wrestling 11 Team Trainer 11 School Activities Trainer —12 Manager — Football 12 Gym Assistant —12 General Actvities Manager 12 General Activities Trainer for Boys P.E. Class Kirk, Regina Senior Prom Planning 11 Keyettes 11 Homeroom Alternate 12 Kish, Maria J.V. Softball 9 G. A.A. 9 Powder Puff 9 J.V. Softball 10 G.A.A. 10 Powder Puff 10 Kossar, Wendy Environmental Committee S.C.A. Cabinet National Honor Society Kriss, Raymond Interact Club 10 Soccer 10 Interact Club 11 Soccer 11 Interact Club 12 Soccer 12 LaFerriere, Glenn Tennis Team 10 Band 9 Band 10 Tennis Team 11 Band 11 Tennis Team 12 Band 12 Safety Representative 12 Committment to Education 12 Lambert, Karen Astronomy Club 9 Social Sudies Honor Society 9 Pep Club 10 Vice-President — Sophomore Class Social Studies Honor Society 10 Keyettes 11 President — Junior Class Keyettes 12 Chairman — Talent Show 12 Lawless, John Gymnastics — 3 yrs. Indoor Track Team Lauriti, Lynn Tennis Team Environmental Committee Layne, Yvonne F.H.A.9 Lichtenfels, Randall Marching Band 9 Symphonic Band 9 Marching Band 10 Symphonic Band 10 Marching Band 11 Symphonic Band 11 Stage Band 11 All-Regional Band 11 Wind Ensemble 12 All-Regional Band 12 Lincoln, Linda J. National Junior Honor Society 9 Social Studies Junior Honor Society 9 National Junior Honor Society 10 Latin Club 10 wmm 197 Social Studies Junior Honor Society 10 Science Club 10 National Senior Honor Society 11 A.F.S. 11 Hornet Staff 11 Quill Scroll 11 National Senior Honor Society 12 Latin Club 12 A.F.S. 12 Hornet Staff 12 Russian Club 12 Quill Scroll 12 Liuzzi, Teresina “Sophomore Soap” writer for “Junto” Newspaper 10 (Easton Area Jr. H.S.) Girls Glee Club 10 (Easton Area, Jr. H.S.) Spanish Club 11 Spanish Honor Society 12 Spanish Club 12 Forensic Contests 12 Lopez, Phyllis Alternate S.C.A. Representative 9 F.B.L.A. 11 Lowell, Linda Latin Club 9 Latin Club 10 Spanish Club 11 Secretary — Latin Club 11 National Senior Honor Society 12 Vice-President — Latin Club 12 Lum, Stephen Cross Country 9 Soccer Team 10 Soccer Team 11 McConnell, Patrick J.V. Football 10 Swim Team 12 Latin Club 12 McCoy, Randy J.V. Football 10 McDonald, Mike Basketball 9 Mcllvaine, Shawn Lettered — Swimming 9 Lettered — Swimming 10 Lettered — Swimming 11 McKenzie, Lynette M. Pep Club 10 Publicity Chairman —Pep Club 11 Treasurer — Pep Club 12 McLaughlin, Julia Cave Club 12 McQueeney, Deborah French Club 9 Drama Club 9 French Club 10 Folk Club 10 Drill Team 11 French Club 11 French Honor Society 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Tri-M 11 Drill Team 12 French Honor Society 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Tri-M 12 S.C.A. 12 Macaraeg, Carlos V.I.C.A. Club 10 V.I.C.A. Club 11 Maier, Nancy Pep Club 9 French Club 9 French Club 10 G.A.A. 10 Girls Track Team 10 French Club 11 French Honor Society 11 National Senior Honor Society 12 S.C.A. Representative 11 French Honor Socity 12 French Club 12 Malinowski, Susan Ski Club 11 Maples, David German Club 10 Martin, Brad Social Studies Junior Honor Society 9 Social Studies Junior Honor Society 10 National Junior Honor Society 10 Wrestling 10 Wrestling 11 Fencing Club 11 Fencing Club 12 Maxwell, Robert Vice-President — Cave Club May, Robert Co-Captain — Soccer Team 10 Wrestling 10 President — Judo Club 10 Co-Captain — Soccer Team 11 Wrestling 11 President — Judo Club 11 Co-Captain — Soccer Team 12 Science Club 12 Meeks, Eileen Spanish Honor Society 12 Meinhardt, Katrina Secretary-Treasurer —German Club S.C.A. Representative 11 Merriman, Lorraine (Oriskany Central School Soccer 9 Soccer 10 Basketball 10 Volleyball 10 Bowling 9,10 Soccer 11 ■ N.Y.) Basketball 11 Volleyball 11 Softball 11 Bowling 11 Junior Play Committee 11 Meyer, Howard A. J.V. Soccer 9 Swim Team 12 Miller, Debi Spanish Club 11 Science Club 11 Spanish Club 12 Science Club 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Spanish Honor Society 12 Computer Club 12 Money, Larry Co-Captain — Football 9 Manager — Basketball 9 Co-Captain — J.V. Football 10 Varsity Football 11 Interact Club 11 Varsity Letter Club 11 Varsity Football 12 Interact Club 12 Varsity Letter Club 12 Muniak, Eileen Girls Choir 9 Drill Team 10 Girls Choir 11 Girls Choir 12 Pep Club 12 Spanish Club 12 Spanish Honor Society 12 Neitzke, Roy Tennis 9 F.A.D.9 Drama Club 10 F. A.D. 10 International Thespian Honor Society 11 Drama Club 11 Concert Choir 12 Wrestling Manager 12 International Thespian Honor Society 12 Nettleton, Paula Softball 9 Pep Club 9 G. A.A. 10 D.E. Club 10 D.E. Club 11 Prom Activities 11 D.E. Club 12 Senior Activities and Dances Newbill, Judy National Junior Honor Society 9 Pep Club 9 G.A.A. 9 Ski Club 9 National Junior Honor Society 1 Pep Club 10 G.A.A. 10 Class Representative 10 Ski Club 10 Debate Club 10 National Senior Honor Society 11 Pep Club 11 G.A.A. 11 Class Activities Coordinator 11 Ski Club 11 National Senior Honor Society 12 Pep Club 12 International Relations 12 F.H.A. 12 Orlins, Cathy Pep Club 10 Treasurer — Social Studies Honor Society 10 Pep Club 11 Science Club 11 Yearbook Staff 11 Quill and Scroll 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Yearbook Editor 12 Latin Club 12 Science Club 12 Quill and Scroll 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Orlins, Sally F.H.A. 10 National Senior Honor Society 11 F. H.A. 11 National Senior Honor Society 12 Yearbook 12 Outlaw, Henry Chess Club 9 Rifle Club 9 S.C.A. Representative 9 Chess Club 10 Rifle Club 10 President — Chess Club 12 Rifle Club 12 Palmer, Steve J.V. Baseball 10 J.V. Football 10 Varsity Football 11 Varsity Football 12 Interact Club 12 Parker, Laurie Ellen Manager — Softball 10 G. A.A. 10 Softball 11 Manager — Basketball 11 G.A.A. 11 Science Club 11 Manager — Basketball 12 G.A.A. 12 Astronomy Club 12 Science Club 12 Art Guild 12 Patton, Amelia Rae Pep Club 9 French Club 9 G.A.A. 9 Latin Club 10 French Club 10 French Club 11 Scribe 12 Environmental Club 12 198 Patton, Gary L. Football 9 Football 10 Cross Country 10 Pearson, Brian Youth International Party 9 Youth International Party 10 Youth International Party 11 Youth International Party 12 Pearson, Shane Wrestling 10 Wrestling 11 Peck, Shirley National Junior Honor Society 9 National Junior Honor Society 10 National Senior Honor Society 11 Tri-M 11 French Honor Society 11 French Club 11 All-Regional Choir 11 National Senior Honor Society 12 Tri-M 12 S.C.A. Representative 12 Perry, David Table Tennis 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Peterson, Christine Concert Choir 9 Ski Club 9 G.A.A. 9 Student Council 9 Honor Roll 9 Concert Choir 10 Honor Roll 10 Concert Choir 11 Concert Choir 12 Captain — Girls Swim Team 12 Pezzei, Alice Gymnastics 9 G.A.A. 9 Vice-President — German Club 11 F.B.L.A. 11 Drill Team 12 Pinion, Judy Horticulture 19 D.E. Club 10 Horticulture II10 S.C.A. Representative 10 D.E. Club —Student of the Month 11 Pinion, Perry Horticulture 9 D.E. Club 10 Horticulture 10 Football 10 D.E. Club 11 Football 11 Poole, Sharon Lee German Club 9 German Club 10 F.B.L.A. 11 F.B.L.A. 12 — Parliamentarian Treasurer — D.E. Club 12 Prather, Bill Varsity Football Price, Jerry Ann Pep Club 9 Vice-President — F.H.A. 11 Pep Club 11 Price, Sheri Spanish Club 9 Pep Club 9 Captain — J.V. Cheerleader 10 Pep Club 10 Honor Roll 10 Spanish Club 10 Chorus 10 Varsity Cheerleader 11 Pep Club 11 Honor Roll 11 Varsity Cheerleader 12 Pep Club 12 Prins, April A. Volleyball 9 Fashion Show 9 Volleyball 10 S.C.A. 10 S.C.A. 11 Fashion Show 12 Ramos, Terry J.V. Football 9 Track 9 Varsity Football 10 Track 10 Interact Club 10 Varsity Football 11 Interact Club 11 Varsity Football 12 Track 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Fencing Club 12 Revesman, Mark Photography Club 9 Gymnastics 10 Swim Team 9 Gymnastics 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 Spanish Club 11 Swim Team 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 “It’s Academic” Team 12 National Merit Finalist 12 Robinson, David Symphonic Band 9 Marching Band 9 Symphonic Band 10 Marching Band 10 National Junior Honor Society 10 Social Studies Junior Honor Society 10 Spanish Honor Society 10 Symphonic Band 11 Marching Band 11 Stage Band 11 Spanish Honor Society 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 S.C.A. — Homeroom Alternate 11 Wind Ensemble 12 Marching Band 12 All-Regional Band 12 Secretary — Spanish Honor Society 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 PSAT (NMSQT) Letter of Commendation 12 Rooney, Lindy Drill Team 11 Russian Club 12 Tennis Team 12 Hornet Staff 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Saunders, Paul Class President 9 Football 9 Basketball 9 Varsity Tennis 9 Class Representative 10 Football 10 Basketball 10 Varsity Tennis 10 Bridge Club 10 Homeroom Representative 11 Interact Club 11 Varsity Tennis 11 Class President 12 Interact Club 12 Varsity Tennis 12 Schmautz, Tom M. Archery 10 D.E. Schroff III, Frank Chess Club 9 Chess Club 10 Chess Club 11 Chess Club 12 Tennis 12 Scott, Christopher D. Varsity Baseball 11 Seabaugh, Alan National Junior Honor Society 9 Band 9 Band 10 Band 11 Redeem, Sue Vice-President — Student Council 10 Editor — Yearbook 10 Secretary — SOS 10 Swim Team 10 Ski Team 11 Volleyball 11 Reed, Sally Ann National Junior Honor Society 9 Chess Club 9 German Club 9 Scribe 9 SocialStudies Junior Honor Society 9 National Junior Honor Society 10 Chess Club 10 German Club 10 Social Studies Honor Society 10 Computer Club 10 Astronomy Club 10 German Club 11 German Honor Society 11 Computer Club 11 Astronomy Club 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 German Club 12 German Honor Society 12 Computer Club 12 Astronomy Club 12 Stinger 12 Hornet 12 Rosenfield, Andrew Science Club 10 Chess Club 10 Astronomy Club 10 Chess Club 11 Astronomy Club 11 Science Club 11 Chess Club 12 Astronomy Club 12 International Relations Club 12 Varsity Soccer 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Segal, Lauren Spanish Club 9 Pep Club 10 Spanish Club 10 Pep Club 11 Keyettes 11 Senator — Junior Class 11 Spanish Club 11 Keyettes 12 Roth, Fred Chess Club 9 Chess Club 10 Basketball 10 Latin Club 11 Hornet Staff 11 Track Team 11 Treasurer — Latin Club 12 Hornet Staff 12 Swim Team 12 Rust, Robert Latin Club 9 Astronomy Club 9 Latin Club 10 Astronomy Club 10 Tennis Team 11 Hornet Staff 11 Latin Club 12 Senior, Susan Pep Club 10 Pep Club Award 10 Spanish Club 10 Spanish Honor Society 10 Keyette Club 10 Spanish Club 11 Spanish Honor Society 11 Keyette Club Treasurer 11 National Senior Honor Society 11 French Club 11 Chairman — Junior Senior Prom 11 Homecoming Dance Committee 11 S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 11 Delegate to Virginia Girl’s State 11 Spanish Club 12 President —Spanish Honor Society 12 Treasurer — Keyette Club 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 WiAMmiH 199 1 Co-Chairman Senior Class Talent Shreve, Andrea Varsity Cheerleader 11 Stage Crew 12 1 P Show 12 German Club 9 ■ Pep Club 11 Homeroom Representative 12 ||j H Homecoming Dance Committee 12 Astronomy Club 9 S.C.A. Representative 11 Varsity Club 12 p at S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 12 Chess Club 9 f Varsity Cheerleader 12 National Junior Honor Society 9 Pep Club 12 Stewart, Mary g Shadrick, Donna Tennis Intramurals 9 Spanish Club 9 jjj German Club 10 Smith, Michael A. Keyettes 11 gl Spanish Club 11 Astronomy Club 10 i Library Aide 9 A.F.S. 11 ft V.O.T. 12 1 Chess Club 10 Manager — Varsity Football 10 ! Keyettes 12 M National Junior Honor Society 10 French Club 10 Sharp, Elizabeth D. German Club 11 Stinger, Staff 10,11 Storm, Katherine f| Spanish Club 9 Junior Class Committees for Sadie Hornet Staff 10 Folk Song Club 9 |I Drill Team 10 j Hawkins and Float 11 ! Co-Chairman — Magazine Drive 10 Drama 9 ' t Best Actress of the Year Award 10 German Club — President 12 FAD 10 Speech 9 || National Thespians Honor Society 10 Varsity Basketball 12 j A.F.S.11 National Forensic League 10 if National Thespians Honor Society 11 German Honor Society 12 French Club 11 Drama 11 Concert Choir 11 National Senior Honor Society 12 Hornet Staff 11 Tri-Hi-Y 11 I All-Regional Chorus 11 Junior Class Senator Modem Music Masters Honor Siegel, Michael L. j Business Manager — Hornet 12 Strickland, Harold � Society 11 S.C.A. Parliamentarian 11 Senior Senator 12 J.V. Football 10 if Pep Club 11 S.C.A. Representative 11 Latin Club 12 j Track 10 % Varsity Cheerleader 11 National History Honor Society 11 Smith, Thomas L. NationalThespiansHonor Society 12 National Senior Honor Society 11 Suarez, Eugene m. Concert Choir 12 Debate Team 11 (Chamblee H.S.) Varsity Wrestling 9 ff All-Regional Chorus 12 S.C.A. Representative 12 Beta Club 11 Cave Club 10 Modem Music Masters Honor S.C.A. Parliamentarian 12 DeKalb Honors Program 11 Cave Club 11 Society 12 Captain — Debate Team 12 Representative to DeKalb County S.C.A. 11 Alternate-Representative to S.C.A. 11 Cave Club 12 « Secretary — Pep Club 12 Captain — Varsity Cheerleaders 12 Sjoholm, Keith Taft, James ll Football Homecoming Maid of Stinger Photographr i J.V. Football 10 U Honor 12 Hornet Photographer Fencing Club 11 Varsity Soccer 12 IS Slaughter, LynnD. (Hemdon H.S.) Tamashiro, Lynn ® Shaulis, Holly Co-Captain — Cheerleaders 9 Stinger Staff 12 F.H.A. 9 i Pep Club 9 S.C.A. Representative 9 Smith, Wayne P. Social Studies Junior Honor jig Hockey 9 Pep Club 9 Society 10 IS Gymnastics 10 Cheerleader 10 Ways Means Talent Show Art Guild 10 J Gymnastics 11 S.C.A. Representative 10 Speleology 11 g Latin Club 12 Pep Club 10 Pep Club 12 g Cheerleader 11 Soden, Robin Lee Latin Club 12 1 Shaw, Mark D. S.C.A. Representative 11 F.H.A 9 J.V. Wrestling 9 Pep Club 11 Band 9 Totoiu, Sandra $j| Tennis 9 Junior Homecoming Princess Band 10 National Senior Honor Society 11 M Varsity Wrestling 10 S.C.A. Representative 12 Band 11 Spanish Honor Society 11 % Interact Club 10 Basketball Homecoming Queen Spanish Club 11 8 Varsity Wrestling 11 Sleeper, Grant Springer Jr., Robert D. Stinger 11 :j Interact Club 11 Chess Club 9 S.C.A. Representative 11 gj Vice-President — Interact Club 12 Football 9 Soccer 10 1 National Senior Honor Society 12 0 Basketball 9 Soccer 11 Spanish Honor Society 12 fj Shear , Norma Track 9 National Senior Honor Society 11 S.C.A. Representative 12 French Club 9 Cross Country 10 Soccer 12 Commitment to Education Float Committee 11 Basketball 10 Track 10 National Junior Honor Society 10 National Senior Honor Society 12 Committee 12 If Float Committee 12 V.O.T. 12 Stebbins, Renee Uminski, Diann |j Basketball 11 (Hale Jr. High) G.A.A. 10 Shepard, Kathy Chess Club 9 Science Club 11 | National Senior Honor Society 11 Basketball 12 National Junior Honor Society 9 (Madison H.S.) Pep Club 10 ft Spanish Club 11 j| I Smith, Dale Thespian Society 10 (Hemdon H.S.) S.C.A. Representative 11 « Co-Chairman — Junior Senior fl Shephard Jr., Thompson L. Tennis 9 Varsity Basketball 11 f Prom 11 f| Tennis 10 Varsity Basketball 12 Vice-President — Pep Club 11 13 Football 9 Interact Club 11 Scorekeeper — Wrestling 11 Basketball 9 Varsity Football 11 Steinmetz, WillaimA. President — Pep Club 12 | Track 9 Tennis 12 Football 9 German Club 9 Interact Club 12 ' Track 9 Waddell III, Howard L. 0 Football 10 Band 9 President — Fencing Club — 2 yrs. ■ Varsity Basketball 10 Smith, Marlyse Stage Crew 10 Latin Club 8 9 Track 10 Gymnastics 10 Track 10 Thespian Honor Society |j a Varsity Basketball 11 Pep Club 10 Stage Crew 11 Scribe |j I Homeroom Representative 11 S.C.A. Representative 10 Varsity Football 11 Stinger If fl Varsity Basketball 12 Junior Class Officer Varsity Club 11 Wrestling — 2 yrs. 5 200 Walther, Janet Tennis Intramurals 9 Spanish Club 9 Scribe 9 Secretary-Treasurer — Art Guild 10 Spanish Club 10 Science Club 10 Science Club 11 Treasurer — Spanish Club 11 Decoration Chairman on Prom Committee 11 Vice-President — Spanish Club 12 Secretary — Senior Class National Senior Honor Society 12 Walton, Claudia Stinger Staff 10 Art Guild 10 Spanish Club 10 Drill Team 11 Ward, Helen F.N.A. 9 Thespian Society 10 Thespian Society 11 Thespian Society 12 Womack, Steven Art Guild 10 Hecht Co. Art Award 10 D.E. Club 12 West, Adele Social Studies Honor Society 10 1st Lieutenant — Drill Team 11 Junior Class Homecoming Princess 11 Captain — Drill Team 12 Senior Class Homecoming Princess 12 Williams, CaraL. (Marshall H.S.) Captain — Cheerleaders 9 Beta Club 9 F.H.A.9 Band Reporter 9 Beta Club 10 Historian — F.H.A. 10 Sophomore Basketball Homecoming Maid 10 President — Band 10 Corresponding Secretary — Beta Club 11 District Beta — Secretary 11 Class Secretary 11 F.H.A. 11 Arkansas Girls’ State 11 Band 11 (Herndon H.S.) Symphonic Band 12 Young, Giner Library Staff 10 D.E. Club 11 Young, Jane Marching Band 9 Symphonic Band 9 Girl’s Track 10 Marching Band 10,11,12 Symphonic Band 10 Symphonic Band 11 Varsity Basketball 11 Homet Staff 11 Wind Ensemble 12 Swim Team 12 National Senior Honor Society Knudsen, Daniel F.A.D. 10 F. A.D. 11 National Senior Honor Soci ety 11 President — S.C.A. 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Russian Club 12 Bragg, Barbra Girl’s Chorus 9 Concert Choir 10 Talent Show 10 Concert Choir 11 Tri-M 11 Talent Show 11 Thespian Apprentice 11 Stinger Staff 11 Concert Choir 12 Thespians 12 Tri-M (President) 12 All-Regional Choir Brenneman, Holly Varsity Basketball 9 Varsity Tennis 9 G. A.A.9 Science Club 9 Spanish Club 9 Band 9 National Junior Honor Society 9 Varsity Basketball 10 Varsity Tennis 10 G.A.A. 10 Spanish Club 10 Band 10 Varsity Basketball 11 Varsity Tennis 11 G.A.A. 11 Band 11 Varsity Basketball 12 Varsity Tennis 12 G.A.A. 12 National Senior Honor Society 12 Band 12 Northern Va. Regional Girl’s Tennis Tournament 12 Brown, Lelia Jane S.C.A. Representative 9 Girls Basketball — Captain 9 Girls Softball 9 S.C.A. Representative 10 Girls Basketball — Captain 10 Girls Softball 10 Pep Club 10 French Club 10 National Junior Honor Society 10 Keyettes 11 Vice President Junior Class 11 Spanish Club 11 Keyettes 12 Ntional Honor Society Walton, Laura Drill Team 9 Ski Club 10 Spanish Club 12 Pep Club 12 201 Senior ■ Most Athletic: Rusty Bechtelheimer and Holly Brenneman. Best All Around: Paul Saunders and Laurie Ishee Best Dressed: B.J. Lovelace and Adele West. Class Devil: Randy Jessup and Marlyse Smith. Most Talkative: Roy Neitzke and Marlyse Smith. Nicest Smile: Chip Guinee and Debi McQueeney. Most Talented: Andy Watts and Debi McQueeney. Most Likely to Succeed, Most Intelligent: Brian Harboume and Signe Johnson. Hardest Workers: Paul Howard and Susan Senior. Superlatives Cuttest Couple: Becky Bramble and Randy McCoy. Most Gullible: Tom Shephard and Sue Beers. Most Attractive: Paul Howard and Lida Obrcian. Most Congenial: Andy Watts and Adele West. Most Spirited: Buzzy McNutt and Laurie Ishee. Wittiest: Don Roos and Mildred O’Meara. Most Sincere: Bruce Campbell and Adele West. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President — John Berthe Vice President — Phil Bonfanti Secretary — Jann Griffith Treasurer — Debbie Schumacher Karen Judy Ahmsbrak Lisa Arrington Sherry Barker Cindy Baxter George Blackwell Leslie Boswell Michele Boulay Broughman Jeannie Brown Debbie Agner Jennifer Arritt Bob Barkhau Mike Bayley Andrew Blanchard Bob Bowers Jeff Brown Carol Ahlf Mark Ashby Renee Barlow Debby Berry Audrey Blomberg Diana Breau Cheryl Brubaker Brett Anderson Terry Atkin Scott Barrier John Berthe Bill Bodine Linda Brewer Margaret Sue Andriliunas Linda Baker Alan Bartholee Tom Betts Julie Boetker Debbie Buchanan Debbie Appleton Jeff Ballard Rod Bartlett Brenda Bickers Philip Bonfanti Bridenbaker Nancy Bird Becky Army Jim Banks Mark Barton Elaine Birch Donna Booth Kenny Brooker John Budd 208 Ron Burke Stephen Burks Nancy Callahan Bob Carver Ed Carroll Cathy Clement Camett Conaway Robert Crane John Culver Ann Burrola Pam Campbell Corinne Tim Coen Susan Conley Chris Criado Linda Dacus Brenda Linda Capaldi Casamento Katie Cole Wayne Conrad Michael Cridland Ann Dame Burroughs JoAnne Carey Pam Catalano Roger Cole Gial Conaughton Daryl Crocker Jon Daen Kirk Burwell Kathy Carlsson Pat Chin Mark Comeau Robin Coombs Pete Cross Rob Dannenberg Butch Cahoon Lanse Carpenter Darrel Clark Donna Comer Terry Cotting Alice Crouch Jim Danoy Debbi Calbert Kathy Carter Linda Clark Wayne Conard Jeff Covington Sharon Culpepper Nancy Darr 209 Hal Davidson Kathy Dean Cheryl DeBoskey Mike DeFatta Rick DeFatta Peggy Delany Cindy Delisi Gary Denison Claudia DePaul Mary Desrosiers Mark Detrick Noreen DeVille Brian Dodds Mary Dodson Bruce Do naldson Carol Dopp Mike Dowell Donna Dumond Craig Dunn Mario Duran Karen Durso Jon Durst Steven Eagleson David Edmondson Bonnie Egnor Tim Eiseman Terri Elam Dave Ellis Denise Ellis Dawn Ellison Cathy Emerson Londa Evans Paul Evans Tim Evans Richard Evert Kim Everhart Tom Fanning Debbie Ferguson Sandy Finney Sharon Fitzgerald Stanley Fleming Mark Flipse Barbara Flynn Diane Forbes Barbara Forshee Sabrina Forsythe Denise Fortin Margie Franco 210 Vicki Frazier Cherie Fritz Kathy Funk Don Furcher Marcia Galuski Robert Garcia Leslie Giles Tim Godecker Bill Godfrey Robin Goete Michael Goffney Christi Good Sherry Good David Goodnight Tom Goode Charles Goodrich Michelle Goodwin Phil Goodwin Lisa Goldreyer Cathy Gore Mary Gould Debbie Green Jack Greenfield Karen Gregory Ross Griffin Jann Griffith Joyce Griffith David Guerrera Randy Gum Tina Gunnerson Jamie Guth Jack Haggerty Debbi Haines Brad Hale Jeff Hall Susan Hallama Martha Halperin Bambi Hambrick Angeligue Hamilton Donna Hamilton Richard Hammond Tom Hampton Kathy Hanger Annetta Hanna Gail Hannaford Doug Hansen Duke Hansen Rick Harrison 211 Jeff Hawkins Martha Hawkins Doug Hayes David Head Kathy Hebard Audrey Heerman Ken Hefferman Lake Hensley Sara Held Lisa Herman Cathy Herrewig Cindi Hess Les Hill John Hitchcock Doug Hjomevik Bill Hoard Mike Hoebel Susie Hohing Robin Hoofnagle Roy Holliger Doug Hollingsworth Stephanie Hoover Charles Horn Sharon Horn Jack Hunker Mike Hylton Mark Inglis George Ishee Stephan Jackson Jessica Jamerson Joni Jarrett William Jarrett Jim Jelinski David Jennings Linda Jennings Marcus Jennolda Pam Jillsen Gary Johnson Vicki Johnson Chris Jones Dave Jones Linda Lones Tom Jones Ben Kahmi Sharron Karrow Lisa Kauffman Valerie Keathley Roy Kelly Bobbie Kendrick 212 Karen Kent Sharon Kestner Donna King Jerald King Loma Kirby Mary Kirlin William Kapp, Jr. Ellen Kozloff Mike Kurdi Susie Lafoon Wayne Lambert Phil Lang Jackie Langford Judy Leathers Teresa LeClair Debby Lee Jutta Lee Mike Lee Steve Leonard Marty Lewis Clint Lilley Lisa Liuzzi Matt Livsey Debbie Lloyd Paul Locher Den Locker Alfie Lockhart Richard Lockwood Wanda Lonardelli Gary Lopez Michael Lopez Cathy Lowe Donna Lowe Leon Luccarelli Bill McCampbell Stephany McClain Steve McDonough Glenn McFall Mike McGee Chris McGinley Bo McGrath Tim McGrath Jackie McGuire Judy McKay Theresa McKenna Larry McLaughlin Jim McLeish Jean McNair Joe McSwain 213 Rick Mabry Delorse Madden Audrey Madrid Brenda Malbry Maureen Malone Barb Maloney Jeffery Maloy Nancy Manus Tricia Manz Cindie Markey Sandra Massey Dave Maxwell Tom Meeks Layne Meisenheimer Walter Melon Cindie Mensch Brad Miller Richard Miller Dottie Mitchell Robin Molsberry Doug Monaco Janis Montella Jim Moran Judy Morran Jack Moriarty Debbi Morin Wade Morin Carol Morse Douglas Moulden Paul Moulden Lydia Mullins Patti Mumaw Kent Munn Kathleen Murphy Melissa Murray Patrick Murtaugh Liz Murtaugh Bill Mussman Tracy Nepivoda Bob Newman Jeff Nichols Terri Nyman Jim Odom Larry Olsen Terry Olsen Seve O’Meara Ronnie O’Rourke Wanza Paine Margaret Pappas Bill Paris Janice Parker Kathie Parker David Patton Pam Perkins Clyde Perry Brad Peterson 214 Neils Peterson Janette Petty Karen Petrucelli Janis Pinion Geoff Pittaway Janet Place Gary Poland Patti Pope Don Popkins Beth Posta Bev Powell Liz Price Steve Price Alan Puffenbarger Cheryl Putnam Teri Quigley Craig Ranzy Doug Ray Ginger Ray Randy Reale Mitch Rector Anne Redeen Becky Remington David Reynolds Roxanne Rhodes Carroll Ridenhour Phyllis Riggleman Vivian Ritter Collette Roberts Karen Roberts Lurae Robey Betsy Robinson Rob Roedner Mary Roginski Scott Rolley David Roos Wanda Rose Anita Ross Barron Rothenbuescher Bill Rowan Deborah Rummel Collin Rust Brooks Ryno Tim Safford Diane Sams Meghan Schreiber Karin Schultz Mike Schultz Debbi Schumacher Brian Scott Diane Scott William Seeger Susan Sechier Lee Selph Richard Shaffer Liz Sharp 215 Brian Sheffer •Jeanie Kay Shepard Debbie Shideler Brad Shipp Tim Shirley Dick Short Steve Shultz Ronda Silcox Ron Simmers Galen Slattery Teresa Slivinski April Smith Gary Smith H. Mark Smith Mark Smith Steven B. Smith Wayne Smith John Snow Leslie Snowdon Carla Snyder Ellen Spalding Steven Spence Rita Spencer Debbie Springer Mike Steinmetz Rob Sterling Laura Stewart Sandra Stewart Patti Stockton Beverly Stofan Dave Stone Sam Stone Dave Straw Carmie Sullivan Paul Sullivan Debbie Surbaugh Phil Summers Verm Swinger Roseanne Tacci Mike Tarmon Matt Tate Mark Taylor David Temes Gail Tennent Brian Thies Carole Thomas Dean Thompson Michael Thompson Robin Thompson 216 David Underwood Dale Thorpe John Vager John Veverka Marcia Weikle Sharon Wheeler Liz Winslow Tom Tillman David Lynda Waldner Larry Welch Claude Williams Peggy Wisneski Debbie Wright Sara Towery Vanderbloemen Boyd Walker Garry Weller Gayle Willaims Christopher Wist Sara Jo Wyatt Cindy Trevino Vickie Vaughan Debra Walti Terry Wells Kitty Williams Rabina Wodwood Mike Wynkoop Cathy Trunz Kathy Vaughn Patti Watts Steve Westphal Mark Williams Mary Womac k Larry Young Ken Tupman Ann Vayda Rick Week Jon Weverka Gail Wilson Mike Wood Cathy Zasada Mark T umer Lori Vest Jeff Weeks Mark Wheeler Ray Winkle Bill Woolsey Bob Zalokar 217 218 219 222 223 Norma Abel Hal Adams Jess Adams Jenny Alexander Wade Alexander Debbie Alfred Tim Alvarez Diana Anderson Chris Ansell Matt Antill Kris Arbuthnot Bob Armstrong Susan Arnold Greg Ashwell Mark Asman Alan Ass ink Bill Atkin Becky Austin Dan Axtell Joseph Babarsky Charlie Badbury Ray Badman Cinda Bailey Edna Bailey Allen Baker David Baker Walter Ballew Mike Banham Jon Barber Richard Barbuto Bill Barker Kyle Barnes Jon Bayless Jeff Baxter , Ben Beche Julie Becker Ed Beitel Patrica Bell Ray Bennett Peggy Bettis Bill Betzler Pam Birch Dan Birchman Dee Dee Bishop Richard Bishop Barbara Blackburn Tom Bloom Heather Bonney Jamie Boone 224 Margie Borcherding Andre ” Brooks David Brown Joannie Butorac Brian Carroll Bruce Clark Sherry Coffman Denise Costello Judy Coutts Bob Boulay Patty Brunetti Joe Camarda Djani Carroll Don Clark Scott Cole Kathy Cowan Brenda Brauham Maureen Albert Campbell Pete Carter Corri Clement Carla Coleman Sue Cox Lea Breidenfeld Buchanan Edward F. Dan Chamberlain Mike Cochran Cindy Conley Richard Craft Greg Brewer Gary Burkett Campbell Ralph Channell Kim Cockrill Lorraine Coppola Bob Crerie Mark Brocato Jane Burton Steve Cappellari Don Chuppell Rod Coffey Roney Cook Barbara Tim Broderick Susan Butler Andy Carey Carla Cinnamon Mark Coffin Buddy Cooper Creueling 225 Rick Crocker Sally Crossfield Ralph Culver Donna Curtis Carl Dahmer Robert Dameron Denise Darab Jim Davis Mark Dawson Ralph Deex Sandra Deirhoi Tom DeLisle Todd Dempsy Lisa DeWitt Don Dombrousky Tom Donahue Karen Dugan Cory Dreher Debbie Dudley . Lisa DuPree Peggy Dyer Doug Eagleson Susan Eisenhauer Sheryl Eisner John Ellis Karen Emerson Mark Enderle Brett Evans Pierce Evans Trulan Eyre Allen Fairchild Patsy Fallon Bruce Ferguson Tyrone Fergeson Lee Ann Finney Cathy Fletcher Denise Forbes David Fowler Charles Frame Charles Frank Jay Friend Debby Fritz Bill Froebe Tracy Fuchino Beckie Funke Dan Furimsky Paul Gallagher James Gallent 226 Clyde Gantt Kathy Garmon Mike Gaver Doug Gawrych Mark Gensch Helen Gensurowsky Donna Gerth Laura Ghiorso Mike Giannotti Sheila Gilbert Elizabeth Gill Anita Girolami Robert Girod Dan Gleason Jeff Gleason Marty Gleeson Mark Gochenour Debbie Godwin Kris Goerold Susan Go hi Carol Goldreyer Robert Lee Goode Gilad Gordon Norrie Grace Gary Grainger Donna Gray Faye Griffin Eddie Guard Gregory Hall Brad Halsey Linda Mark Hammer Garland Doris Hare Elizabeth Ronnie Grainger Mary Green Suzanne Griffin Diane Guerra Terry Hall Hamberger Hammond Harris Ronnie Grand Mike Green Richard Groux Scott Gustas Roger Hallet Therese Hamlin Danny Hardy David Harrison Don Hart Kathy Head Debbie Herrity Richard Hollinger Gary Hucka James Hylton Wythefield Tom Hart Steve Heimburger Deb Hiatt Perry Reggie Hudson Mike Hyman Jackson Tom Hawbaker James Henderson Karen Hilfiker Hollingsworth Darlene Huffman Kui-Bin Im Kim James Karen Hawes Lorry Heninger Jeff Hill Sherry Horn Penny Hughes Vicki C. Inge Julia Jansen Ann Hawkins Barbara Henke Cathy Hoebel Bill Horton James Hulse Debbie Irons Jill Jarriel Donald Hayes Bemie Henke Norma Hohensee Sandie Hourihane Deni Hupe Becky Ivey Elaine Jeans Scott Hayes Jeff Henninger Rhonda Hoi da way John Hoverson Jeff Howell Debbie Hurst Debbie Jackson Elizabeth Jefferson Jenny Jenkins 228 Linda Johnson Stacey Kane Mark Kennedy Jack Kirk Gary Krikorian Jill Lallier Treva Johnson Steve Kaplan Keith Kendig Kim Kirlin Greg Krikorian Diana Lanning Danita Jones Meg Kaufmann Barbara King Eileen Klein Keith Kurzeja Karen Lattanze Danny Jones Steve Kead Cathy King Jill Kochendorfer Keith Labasas Ace Lawrence Jim Jones Carolyn Keil Duncan King Ellen Koestler Richard Lacey Karen Lawrence Lynne Jones Jean Ann Kellar John King Debbie Kordek Brad Lackey Mary LeClair Doug Juergensen Brian Kennedy Steve King Elaine Krause Debbie Lagana Cynthia LeDebur Debby Lee Jen Lee Mark Lee Terry Lee Louis LePore Robert Leavits Lynn Levenson 229 Lisa Lewis Sonja Lin Karen Lindberg Jo Lockhart Vicki Louk Joan Lutes Connie Lundy Bruce Luongo Charles McAree Brian McCoy Jeannie McDonald Mike McDonnell Diane McGarity Cathie McGrath Shari McBvaine John McKenna Sean McLaughlin Donna McPherson Mike McShea Bobby Macaraeg Robert MacCallum Debbie Madden Walter Madden Mary Mahoney Robert Maier Pam Mann Dave Marriott Sharon Marshall Cathy Martin Patty Martin Gail Masiello Guy Mattusch Chris Maurich Tish Maurich Karen May Michael May Glenn Meader Gregg Mealy Becky Meeks Howard Merriman Kent Meyer Jeff Miller Sherri Miller Stephan Miller Mary Milton Lise Meinhardt Gina Mendicino Rick Miranda Dale Minks Bryan Mitchell Mary Mitchell Sue Monaghan Caroline Montague Sarilyn Marriott Eddie Moser Laura Moss 230 Teresa Mosser Paul Moulden Lee Moulton Bruce Muller Clarence Mullet David Mullet Billy Mundy Colleen Murphy Jim Murphy Pat Murtagh Stephen Myers Anita Napper Diane Napper Mark Nepivoda Mike Nelson Robyn Nestler Carol Nicholson Stephanie Nocella Linda Nolff Evelyn Norcom Debbie Oliver Patti Oliver Terri Olsen Curt Olson Pete Olson Terri O’Meara Matt Orlins Marie O’Roark Shelley Orsted Anne Osusky Anita Owen Angela Paige Cathie Paige Cindy Papsidero Neill Parker Bryan Patterson Tammy Payne Calvin Peck Jan Peeples Gerry Peffley Jeff Pehlke David Pelkey Mark Pell Carl Pelzner Sally Penny Linda Perro Janelle Perry Pamela Perry Mona Perry Jennifer Peterson Debbie Pettine Jeannine Pfeifle Patty Pickett John Plunkett John Pow er Kathy Powers 231 Dave Pronske Marty Puckett Debbie Pursell Kenny Pulvari Linda Querolo Janet Quick Lyn Quilin Joan Ralph Pat Rasmussen Bruce Rathun Pam Ratliff Ray Rees Joe Ressa Richard Ressa Debbie Reynolds Susan Rhodes Cindy Ridley Ronnie Roachclip J. 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Their purpose is to help each stu¬ dent plumb the depths of his capacities by placing him in sit¬ uations where he discovers that he can accomplish far more than he dreamed possible, Further, students learn, through helping each other under stress, a new regard for each mem¬ ber of the crew and a genuine sense of teamwork. Outward Bound has courses for young men, girls, adults, co-ed courses and special seminars for management and teachers. It is non-profit, financed by private grants, contri¬ butions and tuition charges. Over half the students attend on full or partial scholarships. You don’t have to be an athlete or have any special skills to attend Outward Bound. We’ll teach you everything you need to know. If you’d like to know more about it, or you want to help someone else attend, write Outward Bound®, Inc., Reston, Virginia, or one of the schools listed below. We gave each student 6 matches, a fishhook, simie frinj and three days alone on an island. 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WEARING Appear el Made Cleanest CleaaV, Under the Son, Progressive £ LEANERSjTRg Oreeivsriar 50 Center ' Best Wishes For Class o f )r j 3 IS© ' : ' ■ ■■■• - : ■ - ■ - .. . v-ov,;?; : , • ' _■ • i t v • , ■ . , . y ' l ' ' ’ ' M •• : ■ - j. ■ ■:- .L.I ' 1 . • t A «- i . ft §© W TO PI IT OUT A YEARBOOK AND OTHER STORIES W00 : . .. %A ■ i . . •: . 4 -Df.; ' • , .f • • . • . . : ' V ' ' r.j- ' .A - -s, : If you have read this far you have probably realized that this is no ordinary year¬ book (if you haven’t, go back to page 1). Little do you know the struggles that went into the 1973 Hornet. What would you do if you were trapped in a dining room with 2 other crazed yearbook editors? Would you try and put out a yearbook even when you are 100 pages behind? The answer to these and other irrelevant questions is yes; if you were gullible enough to sign up on the staff in the first place. This year, the Hornet is being put out by a skinny editor, a puritanical assistant editor, weird copy writers and the world’s strangest photo editor. For balance, the yearbook has Fred Case for a sponsor. Mr. Case, as you know, is one of our local biolo¬ gy teachers and the only person on the Hornet staff who knows what he is doing. De¬ spite the wacky staff, this year’s yearbook is not bad (we like it). We’ve tried to make the yearbook a bit different this year. We’ve tried to make it more meaningful and relevant for today’s students. Hopefully we’ve succeeded. As these words are being typed on an innocent Cnderwood Five typewriter, one’s conscience is being plagued by the deeds of all those who labored to produce this monumental work. Should they not be praised too? Of course, dear reader, so bearing this in mind: this yearbook is dedicated to: Cathy Orlins: (() mighty editor) for all her hard labors Mr. Case: for all the teacher candids Linda Lincoln: for patience, understanding and putting up with John Hatchett’s wild ideas Sally Ann Reed and Howard Livingston Waddell III: for all of the weird copy The Photo Staff (wherever you are): for pictures (when you took them) The staff in general: for hard work (when and if) The business staff: for all the business John Hatchett: for all the award winning pictures, the layouts with the black lines running across them, and all the odd jobs you ended up doing (and didn ' t partic¬ ularly enjoy). By the way this year the Hornet is putting out a spring supplement. It will contain spring sports, prom, graduation, and anvthing we left out. It will be delivered in the fall. I • V y l V.■••■■■■ ..... : . ' .y .. . . ■T-i-yitei;. . ' ( A i. 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