JEB Stuart High School - Sabre Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1971 volume:

z , y the sabre volumelxiil1971 I j.e.b. stuart high school falls Church, Virginia printed by hunter publishing co. editor-in-chief assistant editor art editor literary editor typing editor business editor photography editor adviser cover design dani zinna rita ormasa debbie noss Shelley cohen debbie musala Vicky hansen marian beerstecher mr. david roylance judy oddenino essay studentlHe spons organizanons rnuac seniors 72, '73. ' 4 juniors sopho ores freshmen teachers closing section ads teacherindex senmr' dex studentindex essay reach out. . . And to the open handed the search for one who shall receive is joy greater than giving. essay You give of little when you give of your possessions. oo essay It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. essay communicate . . essay Talk to me, And maybe we BOTH might learn something or someone llf man was meant to live alone there would have been only one malel who isnlt afraid to let others peek into their armor and see the flesh within? But to go away attemptless- where there was no real loss only discovery l grieve for it saddens me to see you troubled ALONE. Jeff Bestic 10 For without words in friendships, all thoughts, all desires, all expectations are born and shared with joy that is unacclaimed. essay You talk when you cease to be at peace with your thoughts. 12 For thought is a bird of space, that in a cage of words may indeed unfold its wings but cannot fly. essay understanding . . . It takes two of us to discover truth: one to discover it and one to understand it. 13 14 4 gg, A If you do not understand your friend under all conditions then you will never understand him. essay the beginning of communication is through understanding cherpts taken h from The Prophet by Kahlil Gibram opening section Jdent life i 1 .1 homecoming Homecoming brings on memories: of queens and courts and football; of paper-flower floats and games won in glory. Homecoming brings on memories: of girls and guys and dancing; of decorated gyms and bands playing low. Homecoming brings on memories: of beginnings and ends and now; of the year 1970 and weekends in the fall. 24 student life Standing: Karol Windham, Junior Representative; Kathy Schutz, Senior Representative; Solange Coakley, Sophomore Representative; Lisa Windham, Freshman Representative. Seated: Robin Dennis, Maid of Honor, Dru Windham, Queen. ' 25 Key Club doesn,t monkey around either. 16: I wish they d all stop looking at me. student life our town Peyton Place it wasn't, but those of us who saw the Thespian version of Thornton Wilder's Our Town enjoyed and identified with it just the same. Of course we wondered at first if narrator Proctor Harveris pipe tobacco was hallucinagenic when he pointed to thin air and said, This is Main St., and that is the livery stable, but we quickly learned that everybody in Our Town had X-Ray vision. And we soon realized that Our Town was just another small town where the townsfolk went through daily rituals with invisible utensils, lived in non- existent houses and read transparent newspapers. Yes, we got to know those towns- people well. We witnessed the devel- opment of a passionate romance be- tween baseball star Tom Simpson and prudent student Joan Riouxf We saw how alcohol corrupted church choir director Scott Brown. We marvelled at the lively reunion of corpses in the town graveyard and agreed with Joan that it was the most spirited place in town. And so we watched a whole life- time flit by in Our Town until the curtains closed and we finally understood that life would go on un- consciously in Our Town when living had long ago ceased. tCiimaxed by one heck of a bear hug. Wide-eyed innocence. student life . . and life goes on in Grovers Corners. . . tiDon't cry Emily? w? :.,m rr 7: M. ... 2 7 .1 ' ,. gm. . ?- Tom Simpson as a frustrated George Gibbs. W say, I think shes got it? But, I don t want to get married. Cliff Williams and Linda Johnson. student life Miss J.E.B.Stuart,1971-Robin Dennis. miss jeb stuart Seventy-five homeroom repre- sentatives; daily rehearsals; walking lessons; new hairdos; last minute preparation; frantic girls; rushed primping. . .on stage. A hushed audience; nervous student life contestants; critical judges; entertainment; Robin Dennis, Katie Davenport, Skip Abrams, Sonia Echeverri, the winner and runners-up . . .The1971MissJ.E.B.Stuart Contest. Stuarfs answer to the Rockettes. Emcee, Brenda Ureke. student life Bottom: Steve Gordon, Honest Abe; Pete Wilson, L'il Wolf Gal; Robin Dennis, Moonbeam McSwine. Abner; Tom Burrell, Tiny; PfOCtOf Harvey, Marryln, Standing: Tom Simpson, Marryino Sam; Jon Bracken, Sam. Top: Deanna Weaver, Daisy Mae; Martha Munoz, Pig; Charles Matheny, Pappy Yokum. sadie hawkins Can you imagine a night When no girl is alone, When her race for a boy has been won? Is.. Can you imagine a time When the girlse gym was like fall, When Dogpatch had visited our town? 3-... ununn..o .IIII'I'.;- ilucltI' Can you imagine a scene With girls in old rags, When the boys smoke on corncob instead? If these things you recall , With effortless ease, Sadie Hawkins has done it again. A Happily Married Couple: David Hendrickson and Nancy Furr. student life Merle Tyroler: Hl've heard of starry eyes . . . but a starry forehead? Mr. Roth: Is the whistle to call a cop in case you're attacked? Gary Smith: tthph! We must keep-our dignityft maid and butler day On a traditional effort to help the March of Dimes, Keyettes and Key Club, along with a few self-sacrificing teachers, sold themselves into slavery for a day. Subjected to the whims tand whamst of their masters, the maids and butlers carried mountains of books, uttered off-key renditions of Happy Days are Here Again, and wore enough clothes to keep the northernmost Eskimo toasty. The auction yielded more than twice the previous years amount, so in spite of the toil, wizardry, and Mickey Mouse ears that were prevalent throughout the day, it was deemed a successful drive for a worthy fund. 31 student life h 71-3! Costumes ranged from a tuxedo to pajamas and petti pants. It was truly a hilarious and an intoxicating perform- ance. 32 jr-sr basketball Once again the Seniors prevailed! After a serious half-time lead of 27-23, the seniors came tremendous victory over the Juniors. ,WW t. , X AH for Seniors, stand up and holler! student life with a k The intoxicating junior cheerleaders. Row 1: Maid of Honor, Debbie Barnes; Queen, Bitsy Brown; Jr. Representative, Susie Thompson; Sr. Rep- Fazar. Row 2: Jr. Representative, Linda Yorty; Soph. resentative, Katie Davenport; Sr. Representative, Representative, Valerie Lazzell; Soph. Representative, Martha Munoz. Not pictured: Frosh Representative, Rosalyn Schwartz; Frosh Representative, Paige Kathy Kelly. 33 Cupid never had more willing targets for his love-arrows than those sweethearts he found gathered in the cafeteria, gaily festooned in the traditional red and white of a frilly val- entine. The Queen of the Dance, Bitsy Fazar, held court under the arches of an immense red heart, as the sweet- heart representatives from each class and their escorts danced to the rhythms of the ttSalty Dog . sweetheart dance Queen, Bitsy Fazar, student life BeBe Bruces Alice. Pomp and Circumstance. alice in wonderland The marque; outside the theatre said ufour performances only . The line of people had to be turned away three times. Everybody had come to see Bebe Bruce, or twit, make her J.E.B. Stuart stage debut as Alice in ttAIice in Wonderland. The play was a musical extravaganza. There were ninety people in the star-studded cast including the dancing idiots from the Mary Lee Hammond School of Dance. A small orchestra played music com- posed especially for this adaptation of Lewis Carrollts stories. The combined effort of presenting this play gave a totally new outlook to the same old stor . Y Too many cooks Spoil the broth. student life Lefs get on with the trial. TweedIe-dum and Tweedle-dee. I like your cravat or is it your belt? student life 38 varsity football Practice. . . Development of Power, Strength, and Endurance. . . Leadership . . . Instruction by Coach Fauls, Pete Wilson, and Fudgy Frogale. These are the things that go into making a successful football team; a team that challenges the odds and proves them false. This was the 1970 football squad. At the beginning of the season, newspapers said Stuartts team was mediocre and did not have much chance for success. The squad disproved this by defeating district schools Fairfax 8-6, and at the time, first place Annandale by a 22-21 margin. However, after two tied games with Mt. Vernon and Jefferson, 2 the team met its only major downfall. Despite the superior effort that was exerted, the team succumbed to Falls Church for the second year in a row. Although the Raiders had to settle for a fourth place district rank, the squadts overall record was something both the coaching staff and student body could be proud of. wt Row 1: Pete Wilson, Gene Frogale. Row 2: Calvin Jones, Scott Smith, Blair Dillaway, Bill Peterson, John Stokely, Don McPhail, Ken Damron. Row 3: Kelvin Evans, Steve Monroe, Paul Kuethe, Tim Morgan, Bob Ringle, Greg Turosak, Jerry Cassidy. Row 4: Justin Dudley, Craig Oliver, John Heg, Drexel Hogan, Chuck Curtis, Greg Edwards, Bill Houston. Row 5: Mark Cramer, John McNey, David Waite, Eddie Wertz, Doug Bellochi, Paul Wrigley, Randy Franks, Craig Magargel. Row 6: John Hale, Bill Post, Gene Sullenberger, Bob Adams, Lou Detweiler, Mike Selig, Kevin Finch. Row 7: Jeff Baker, Buzz Causin, Ed Rodriguez, Bob Toma, Charlie Ramsdale, sports Jeff Myers, Mike Backiund, Jack McEnaney. Row 8: Bill Schueneman, Bill Cousins, Rich Etter. Raider offense on the move. Starting end, Greg Turosak. sports Touchdown! sports McLean Groveton Woodson Edison Yorktown Fairfax Annandale Mount Vernon Jefferson Falls Church Opponent 6 6 20 8 34 6 21 6 6 14 Row 1: David Drucker, Mike Libertore, Wayne Spilker, John Vanik, George Schaffer, Steve Bumpus. Row 2: John Jennison, John Williams, Kelvin Johnspn, Tim Cook, Jim Keuthe, Donny McNey. Row 3: Philip Geiger, Kim Glidewell, Nathan Millins, Bruce Lukowskie, Jack Peterson, Steve Straughen, Ray Fitzgerald. Row 4: Pat Franz, Jeff Silva, John Cummings, Tony Bennett, Richard Hogg, Ken Trawick. Row 5: Bill Dean, Mike McBride, Leslie Bates, Craig Johnson, Frank Parkinson, Kelly Haupt. Row 6: Jeff Mintz, Doug Meyer, Dale Wilson. junior varsity football , Raiders run the ball. sports Opponent Jefferson 12 43 Langley 16 Woodson 32 Marshall 12 Fairfax 22 Annandale 6 Madison 20 Falls Church 15 Move out of the way, Ref. . Hey, this is football not wrestling. sports Row1: Robbie Frogale, Scott Breton, David Vail. Row 2: Dan Thompson, Richard Leatherman, Roni Hollowell, Mike Spreadlin, Fred Hilder, Matt Liberatore. Row 3: John Meador, Mark Temple, John King, John Masters, David Routh, Tom Moak. Row 4: Ed Hibbard, Jeff Fratus, Russ Brickel, Bill Parker, Barry Weiner, Paul Mizoue. Row 5: Pete Post, Phil Mendez, Bill Cochran, Richard Green, Joe Hilton, Steve Burton, John Williams. Row 7: Steve Cahill, Calvin Smith, David Sheoperd. Robert Hall. Mark Holmberg, Jon freshman football Stuart 8 12 22 20 Woodson Jefferson Annandale Falls Church Opponent 14 0 1 4 28 8 38 sports cross country Run up hills. Run down dales. Run over pavement and path. Run across streams. Run behind walls. Run through forest and grass. The Varsity and J. V. Cross Country Teams dedicated themselves to this for many exhausing hours this fall to maintain a high level of endurance and stamina. Coached by Mr. Blake, the Varsity made a fine showing, placing 8th in the Wakefield Invitational. The J. V. had an outstand- ing season also with a record of 4-1. varSIty Stuart Opponent 29 Jefferson 26 19 Fairfax 44 38 Annandale 22 20 Falls Church 40 33 Woodson 24 Wakefield Invitational Northern District Meet uh.-...m... t BREE - 1.12 :mWWmam-mm. vnwm w- Mu mW-pm' Wm mmwwwmmwp w - I This sure isnit Romper Room. sports Row 1: Greg Gerlach, Ray Crosier, Jim Hicks, Leif Noren, Tom Donaldson. Row 2: Ray Smith, Mark Christopher, Jim Fletcher, Keith Weaver, David Moison, Larry Endacott. Row 3: Wayne Freeman, Joe Hickey, Dale Blackstone, Tom Cook, Chris McNaulty, Steve Strange, David Wilson. J .V. Opponent Jefferson 23 Fairfax Annandale Falls Church Woodson Cross Country is fun! Maybe we,re going the wrong way. . . 48 Row 1: Steve Mewhinney, Dodson Marrs, Charles Bob Trapp, Warren Pack. Row 3: Jack Clumpkens, Rene Bennet, Mick Chester, Rick Jordan, Eric Meyers, Don Clumpkens, Jim Rectenwald, Brian Beyer, Shaun Levy. Row 2: Gary Bjarnesen, Joe Russo, Doug Foulis, Carroll, Bruce Holdren, Stu Kent, Guy Levy. Dave Scurvy, David Bruce, Jim Whitfield, Phil Morris, After the first year of competition last year, the J.E.B. Stuart Varsity Soccer squad has blossomed into a very popular sport for participants as well as spectators. The loss of valu- able seniors did not deter the team - they still had a winning record. Led by captain Shaun CarroIl and co- captain Brain Beyer, the squad rolled up an 8-2-0 record, losing only to Annandale tdistrict champst and McLean tcounty winnerst. To the boys who devoted many hours to practicing and Saturdays to playing e congratulations on a good season. ?wae an... aww- e pem'm ' . . ' t V .v 1 t , e ' ' Stuart Opponent 6 West Springfield 0 3 Annandale 1 6 Jefferson 0 4 Madison 2 5 Woodson O 2 Langley 0 0 McLean 1 5 West Springfield 0 0 Annandale 1 1 Jefferson 0 sports Row 1: Sally Crickenberger, Karen Copp, Deanna Weaver, Lynn Bogle, Jean Lockhart, Nancy Geier. Row 2: Pat Hansen, Cathy McBride, Cathy Ringhausen, Jean Byrne, Valerie Fussell, Mary Garver, Cathy Wilson, Cindy Coville. Nancy Geier's backhand swing. tennis Though football is my game, and soccer is my field, tennis is certainly my racket? lFor safetyis sake, the author of that quote will remain anonymousl The Girls' Tennis Team played with a will and a way, tallying a winning record. Under the skillful supervision of Miss Porch, the team, led by Nancy Geirr and Mary Garver, ttlovell-d on the open courts, whacking their opponents with whopping scores. 49 I can fly, I can fly! Stuart Opponent 0 Langley 7 5 West Springfield 2 4 McLean 2 7 Lee 0 3 Jefferson 5 4 Fort Hunt 4 sports 50 Chris Medinger. Row 2: Rita Ormasa, Rhinehart, Peggy Lambert, Lois Huff, field hockey As successful as ever,the GirlsT Field Hockey squads usually trounced oppo- nents, once in a while tied opponents, but rarely lost to opponents. TAt least not enough to mentionn This season was especially difficult beginning with the Death Valley heat of September and October suddenly changing to moonsoon season in November. But neither sweat nor rain could dampen the spirit of either the Varsity or Junior Varsity squads. The Varsity, lead by tri- captains Nancy Packard, Amy Hudgins, and Donna Thompson, earned a 3-3-2 record; while the Junior Varsity squad, comprised mostly of freshmen, had a 1- 4-3 record. The girls who play hockey are great. Appreciate them. CD 1-.- C m :3. Opponent Mount Vernon 1 Fort Hunt Woodson Madison Fairfax Jefferson Falls Church Annandale OOOAAONN Nancy Packard. Row 1: Jan Smoot, Amy Hudgins, Nancy Packard, Donna Thompson, Kathy Allen, Dana Brown, Christy .. Cathy Tobin, Denise Nean. '.. , ; sports Watch em go. .1, 7 . v 4?, $16 Row 1: Jackie Mills, Susan Yorty, Anita Henshaw, Joyce Mills, Janice Glenn, Lorraine Adams, Gwen Andrews. Row 2: Faith Duncan, lnetta Anderson, Kathy Cleary, Sheila White, Debbie Jordan, Maureen Breen, Lynn Rectenwald, Kim Andrist. 51 The little critter, Rita Ormasa. Stuart 0 'o 'o o D m 3 PO- Mount Vernon Fort Hunt Woodson Madison Fairfax Jefferson Falls Church Annandale OOOOOO-lm AMONOMON sports varsity basketball This years Varsity Basketball season was one that was packed with surprises, excitement, and a few disappointments. The overall District record of 5 wins-5 losses is hardly indicative of the sparkling perform- ances that were given by individual members, and when more than one player got hot, the usual result was victory. Outstanding players on the senior-dominated team were Steve Gordon, who held the record for most points this season with 236. Larry Hall, a junior, used his gangiing height to the teams advantage by grabbing the most rebounds. Team captain Mark Heacock led two categories with best field goal and best free throw percent- ages. The team as a whole proved very strong defensively as the highest opponentis score was only 84. Despite a disappointing loss in the first round of the Northern District Tournament, the team effort and individual achievements made this season a memorable one. Row 1: Paul Hartke, Richard Rebh, Steve Gordon, David Pitts, Bob Adams. Row 2: Larry Hall, Bo Poats, Randy Franks, Paul Dean, Torn Burrell, Jay Herreld, Mark Heacock, Chip Zimmerman, John Stokely, Greg Williams. Wheres the ball? Greg Williams shoots two more. Stuart Opponent 63 Yorktown 68 69 Groveton 61 61 Mount Vernon 52 59 Woodson 75 68 Falls Church 70 46 Hayfield 52 47 Fairfax 57 75 West Springfield 84 62 Jefferson 54 69 Annandale 63 64 Herndon 81 25 Woodson 27 55 Falls Church 42 44 Marshall 45 91 Madison 60 52 Fairfax 49 60 Jefferson 54 45 Annandale 60 Coach Martin, words of wisdom. sports m M m Kmum , W .. 0 Greg Williams throws one up as Larry Hall looks on against Woodson. sports va sity basketball John Stokely drives in for a quick two. sports David Pitts. Larry Hall, Mark Heacock, Greg Williams. Falls Church can,t stop Stuart offense. sports Stuart Opponent 54 Yorktown 80 j.V. basketball 55 Groveton 61 71 Mt. Vernon 41 75 Woodson 66 The J.V. Basketball team, coached 59 Falls Church 49 by Mr. Raines, had a fine season, 73 Hayfield 65 capturing second place in the District 62 Fairfax . 60 and having a solid season record of 48 W. Springf'e'd 68 11 wins and 8 defeats. Outstanding. 42 Jefferson 45 defensive plays by Dave Puryear and 69 Annandale 62 Dave Marut held the opponents 76 Herndon 56 average points per game to 58.7, 56 Woodson 43 while the J.V. scored an average of 65 Falls Church 78 62.2 points. With the help of Pete 68 Marshall 49 Naudus and Dave Sheppard, who 78 Madison 59 averaged 13.9 and 12.1 points per game 50 Fairfax 56 respectively, the J.V. proved that the 56 Jefferson 59 varsity will have fine material to 66 Annandale 56 choose from next year. 57 Row 1: Andre Barbeau, Terry Hampton, Bill Jack Selden. Row 2: Tad Unumb, Steve Parker, David Armstrong, John Vanik, Ernie Carter, Dan Dowell, Sheppard, Pete Naudas, John King, David Marut, David Puryear. sports a E. 3;! k V! m. r 1 . Raiders shoot again. Two points! sports Row 1: Terry Puryear, Coach Blackwell. Row 2: William Grant, Jim Zavrel, Craig Stevener, Steve Puryear, David Vail, Toussaint Summers, Mark Holmberg, Roger Shands, Tyrone Smith, William Lecos, Noel Paolicelli, William Parker, Tom Moak, Lynn Roach, Brad Ecklund, Chris Delaney. freshman basketball Up again for a Iay-up. The Freshman Basketball team enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in Stuartis history, posting an 8 win4 loss record and finishing second in the district. The frosh team was led by Tyrone Smith with a 12.9 scoring average. The great rebounding efforts of the team more than once played a vital role in the game as Tyrone Smith and Noel Paolicelli led in this department. The balanced attack and solid defensive plays of the frosh made their games exciting ones to watch. And, as Mr. John Blackwell said, They had one hell of a coach! 59 Stuart Opponent 42 Woodson 59 43 Falls Church 41 39 Annandale 23 38 Fairfax 37 42 Jefferson 29 38 Woodson 41 31 Falls Church 32 45 Annandale 38 48 Langley 29 20 Marshall 48 33 Fairfax 27 49 Jefferson 27 sports w restl I n 9 Stuart Opponent 30 Wakefield 20 20 Fort Hunt 24 16 McLean 34 21 Mt. Vernon 19 22 Jefferson 24 18 Annandale 30 27 Falls Church 15 35 Herndon 11 23 Woodson 16 29 Fairfax 19 19 James Wood 29 60 Row 1: Jeff Havard, Bob Coleman, Jim Hicks, Mr. Roth, Robby Frogale, Fudgy Frogale, Ellsworth sports This years Varsity Wrestling team scored a big first. After a very successful season, the team capped its efforts by winning the Northern District Wrestling Championship. The squad qualified eight boys in the Regional Championship including Jeff Havard, 2nd in district; Bobby Coleman, 1st in district; Jim Hicks, 1st in district; Fudgy Frogale, 1st in district; Ellsworth Jennison, 4th in district; Jay Bumpus, 1st in district; Louis Detweiler, 2nd in district, and Kelvin Evans, 1st in district. Of those, Jay, Kelvin, Bobby, and Jim all placed in regional and advanced to state competition. With the help of Bobby who placed 2nd in state, and Jim and Kelvin who placed 3rd, Stuart was 5th on the state level. Jennison. Row 2: Jay Bumpus,Louis Detweiler, Kelvin Evans, Ken Damron, George Mangano. Bill Cousins- Manager Jim Hicks - Regional Champ. Valerie McDuffy - Statistician Bobby Coleman - Regional Champ. sports 61 Kelvin Evans faces his opponent. sports 63 The threshold of pain. w Bobby Coleman faces his opponent. London Bridge is falling down. sports 64 District Winners: Fudgy Frogale, Bob Coleman, Kelvin Evans, Jim Hicks, Jay Bumpus. sports .X WU! Smr SW Row 1: Jim Rowan, Carl Schultz, Robby Frogale, Dan Thompson, Eric Toso. Row 2: John Williams, Tum Cook, Mark Temple, John Jennison, Hank Hiser, Steve Bashore. Tim Shates. Row 3: Victor . Foster, Mike Liberatore, David Doupe, Billy Dando, Brandon Shea, Frank Varosi, Bruce LUkOWSkl, Paul Mizoue, Mark Brown. j.V. wrestling 65 Stuart Schedule Opponent 42 Wakefield 6 37 Ft. Hunt 11 17 McLean 31 35 Mt. Vernon 13 34 Jefferson 16 23 Annandale 25 22 Falls Church 22 19 Herndon 29 27 Woodson 17 32 Farifax 17 27 James Wood 23 The Victor. Break it off! sports Kathy Pesch, Kathy Jaster, Margaret Buchanan, Susan Berger, Nancy Geier, Cathy Wilson, Willy Swenholt, girls, basketball 12 wins - 0 losses. There is little that can be added when a team posts such a record. The girls, varsity basketball team proved that a strong offense, led by Cathy Wilson, and a brilliant defensive team effort can overpower any opponent, even if they occasionally had moments of heart failure and attacks of the screaminl-meemies. It was the entire team effort that led the girls to the perfect record, unequalled in Stuartts history, and the Northern Virginia District Championship. The J.V. girlst team also had a fine season. Much is dependent upon these girls to provide the varsity with a team next year, as most of the varsity this year graduated. Thus, all of their games were carefully watched to see which of these girls would provide the sparks for next years season. It was evident to all who attended the games that though the varsity record could hardly be improved upon, it can, and will, be equalled next year. ,3th Susan Berger. Junior Boyle, Nancy Packard, Amy Hudgins, Pat Hansen, Christy Bradley. Sink it, Junior, sink it. o . Row 1: Chris Medinger, Clair O'Neil, Kathy Allen, Anita Henshaw, Jackie Mills, Joyce Mllls, Lorraine Adams. Row 2: Kathy Tobin, Frances Wright, lnetta Anderson. Shelia White, Janie Chaney, Debbie Tiller, Maureen Breen. Stuart Varsity Opponent Oakton 27 Falls Church 46 Annandale 39 Fairfax 38 Woodson 33 Jefferson 41 Madison 44 Falls Church 36 Annandale 38 Woodson 37 Jefferson 34 Fairfax 28 J.V. Opponent Oakton 20 Falls Church 9 Annandale 38 Fairfax 26 Woodson 33 Jefferson 53 Madison 34 Falls Church 18 Annandale 31 Woodson 14 Jefferson 35 Fairfax 32 sports student council In this time of student unrest, the S.C.A. survived another year. Withstanding the mislaughts of an attempted student union, it remained the sole bastion of student power. . . a haven for concerned students, mis- cellaneous class officers, and frustrated debators. It was a good year ta few sour notes exceptedt. The December clothing drive was a great success, and the student exchange enabled area students to compare each otherst cur- riculums, educational facilities and Hot Shoppes Juniors. By renovating the Constitution and the House of Rules, and electing the first Speaker of the House, The S.C.A. hopes to insure its productivity and efficiency in future years. Cliff Williams, Vice-President. Brian Beyer, Secretary. Bob Romney, Treasurer. organiza tions Morning Announcers: Cliff Williams and Tom Simpson. house members 71 a Q I I .- it Peter Clegg, Ruth Zafren, Laurie Ferris, Sharon Sloane, Deanie Wiley, Paige Gold, Leslie Lewis, Stacey Hayford, Debbie Lenehan, Anne Slonim, Terri Jenson, Bill Pesch, Miren Etchevarry, Lee Fitchett, Gail Green, Chuck Knowles, Celeste 8an , Mike Wilson, Robin Dennis, Laurie Suslow, John Grace, Debbie Musala, Mark Barry, Karleen Suazo, Iaire Fisher, Laurie Burrell, Dave Ullmann, Tom Simpson, Abbott Greenleaf, Chris Joyce, Cliff Williams, Ben Holt, Dave Marshall, Marc Sullivan, Dave Herring, Mark Cramer. organizations 72 s.c.a. finally $gGWl,u .i ,,1:1: :: mus A wk J S.A.C. Representives: Bob Romney, Tom Simpson, Mike Willsoh, Ruth Zafren, Charles Matheny, Becky Romeny. organizations Changes image 73 ,..n. y I I House of Representatives Officers: Gary Smith, Sergeant-at-Arms; Bob Romney, Parliamentarian; Brian Beyer, Recorder; Stuart Culver, Assistant Speaker; Greg Herrell, House Speaker. organizations 74 David Anderson -- President naHonalhonor society Under the first-year sponsorship of Mrs. Peabody and the urgings of Mr. Parrish, the National Honor Society tried to become more than a society to praise the diligence of a selected few in academics, its original purpose. After months of nagging, the tutoring program, a tradition with the NHS, was put into effect. This year there was a slight charge to those being tutored, with the money being split between the tutor and the National Honor Society. The regular Fall and Spring inductions were held with a record number of new inductees e proof that the intellectual level of Stuart is on an upward swing. organizations Teri Smith e Treasurer. Ruth Zafren e Vice President. Katy Cromley e Secretary. J, 31 a Senior Members: Julian AIlen, David Anderson. Jim Anderson, Phyllis Ayer, CeIeste Balog, Debra Bramwell, Anne Brodeur, Peggy Callahan, Bill Caplinger, Shaun Carroll, Ronald Cavagrotti, Ann Sue Clark, Tom Clark, SheHey Cohen, Katy CromIey, Seth ' Davidson, Blair Dillaway, Hondi Duncan, Janet Eddy, John Falcone, Kathy Fiandaca, Nancy Fink, Debra Frazier, Gene Frogale, Betty Gonzalez, Pat Hansen, Vicki Hanson, Mark Heacock, David Herring, Bruce Holdren, Amy Hudgins, Harriet Hutson, Kathy Ingersoll, Cathy Jones, Elaine Johnson, Bonnie Junior Members: Preston Atkins, Mark Berger, Brian Beyer, Karen Botterud, Sherry Bragg, Marcy Burgess, Marcy Byrne, Peter Clegg, Cindy Colville, Mark Cramer, Stuart Culver, Rob Davidson, Mary Anne Desloge, Rob't. Edmunds, Miren Etcheverry, Janis Fattorini, Kevin Finch, Heidi Fratus, Geoff Glass, Janie Goldman, Cynthia Gossom, Pam Gray, David Hancock, Stacey Hayford, Jane Hildreth, Patricia Hogan, Bill Jerome, Roxanne Johnson, Sumako Kelley, Karen Kendrick, Gay Koberg, Susan Kirkness, Jett Lauck, Maury Lemon, Norah LuIich, David Moison, Gerry Norton, Debbie Noss, Chuck Ossola, Spencer Pack, Tory Painter, Susan Perry, Kathy Pesch, Greg Petruska, Debbie Pratt, Michele Pusey, Bob Romney, Laurie Russell, Mark Schoning, Inge SeIden, Anne Slonim, Scott Smith, Teri Smith, Lisa Stephenson, Mark Sullivan, Laurie Suslow, Janice Trawick, Greg Turosak, David UIIman,Deanna Weaver, Keith Weaver, Cliff Williams, Mike Willson, Cathy Wilson, Pete Wilson, Mary Wright, Ruth Zafren, Dani Zinna. Kendrick, Thomas Kenny, Thomas Lockhart, Kathy Lunsford, Dodson Marrs, Doug McBride, Jane Nisselson, Rita Ormasa, Robert Osborne, Michael Perry, William Pesch, Bo Poats, William Post, Nancy Ramsey, Martha Raymond, Joel Shamaskin, Steve Stock, Robin Swetlow, Robert Toma, Merle Tyroler, Carol Voltmer, Ed Walinsky, Patricia Walker, Vicki Wallshein, Matt Walpole, Paul West, Paul Wrigley, Linda Yorty, Hilary Zlotnick. organizations 75 w Members: Mark Handmacher, Ralph Whitt, Ed Seveaka, Sandi Honnold, Amy Slonim, Solange Coakley, Pam Judy Gysin, Sue Henry, Mark Barry, Robert Varona, Mike Rivkin, Rod McClucas, Kathy Rodier, Richard Gray, Betty Richardson, Paige Gold, Max Stevenson, Scholarship, leadership, service, white carnation . . .that's Junior National Honor Society for hard- working Freshmen and Sophomores with a 3.4 grade average, extra- curricular activities, and teacher recommendations . . . Even under- classmen have a chance to be honored and respected! junior national honor society organizations Noss, Doug Myer, Muffie Clegg, Doug Armstrong, Pam Atkins, Becky Romney, Luisa Portal, Faith Duncan, Henry Osborne, Anne Rioux. Henry Osborne, Sgt.-at-Arms; Max Stevenson, Parliamentarian; Sandi Honnold, Secretary; Lynn Dubsky, Vice President; Mike Rivkin, President. Mrs. Holt a Sponsor Seated2Kerin Evans, Linda Lutz, Chuck Knoles, Gail Green, Charlie Robinson, Laurie Suslow, Susie Gray. human relations councH The J.E.B. Stuart Human Relations Council has realized, in part, many of the objectives to which it dedicated itself this year. Interest extended beyond that of just trying to solve racial problems; the council was more concerned with aspects of human beings trying to get along with each other by respecting each others differences and trying to understand those differences. More than ever, the council concentrated on its purpose of listening rather than trying to judge. By means of exchange programs with other schools, they learned that peo- ple were far more like each other than different. The council discovered that other schools had the same tthang ups as we had here. Exchange sessions with the Afro-American Club of Groveton High School revealed this and similarly, the exchange session with the Human Relations Council of T.C. Williams High School brought to light both problems and solutions. Stuart returned these visits and invited other area groups to share in the evaluation and response to such 77 films as Blacksi Views on Race? Some of My Best Friends Are White, and Mixed Marriages . In these sessions, the council was able to improve relations between the races through thought and understanding. Standing: Greg Herrell, Maddy Rosenbaum, Pat Walker, Bill Pesch, Teri Smith, Ben Holt. organizations french honor society La Societe Honoraire de Francais . .translation: French movies, trips to French restaurants, French play L Enfant Sauvage; our French the de Noel . . . We even speak French at least when Monsieur Ward is listening! Vive la France! X A Vicki Wallshein, Treasurer; Miren Etcheverry, Vice-President; Ruth Zafren, Secretary. Not pictured: Janet Eddy, President. Members: Paige Gold, David Anderson, Jean Byrne, Mary Anne Desloge, Janet Eddy, Miren Etcheverry, John Falcone, Anne Fratus, Victoria Painter, Debi Pratt, Greg Turosak, Shaun Carroll, Mard Berger, Marcy Burgess, Mary Maturi, Alicia Clegg, Paula Gearhart, Pamela Noss, Ed Seveaka, Leslie Karlstrom, Janis Fattorini, Kathy Fiandaca, Janie Goldman, Cindy Gossom, Rita Ormasa, Matt Walpole, Vicki Wallshein, Cathy Jones, Anita Karlstrom, Gay Koberg, Martha Raymond, Roxanne Johnson, Robert Verona,Mary Beth Komoroski, Pam Atkins, Solange Coakley, Luisa Portal, Ellen Schneider, Raymond Smith, Rod McLucas, Dani Zinna, Ruth Zafren, Janice Trawick, Bob Romney, Michele Pusey, Susan Perry, Betty Gonzalez, Hondi Duncan, Ann SUe Clark, Marian Beerstecher, Brian Cashell, Carla Gazale, Ward Green, Laurel Larson, Anne Botterud, Kathy Connell, Ann Rioux, Kathy Rodier, Linda Stein. Spanish honor society The members of the Spanish Honor Society are people who excel in Spanish and whose interests involve Spanish peo- ple, their language, their culture. They spent a morning at the Pan Amer- ican Union Building, taking a guided tour with a Spanish guide and attending a meeting. For Christmas, they held a Mexican Fiesta and also collected food for a poor family. Row 1: Bessie Watson, Vice-President; Steve Schnably, President; Norah Lulich, Treasurer; Laurie Susiow, Secretary; Melinda Birnbaum, Chaplain. 79 t I Row1:Steve Schnably, Melinda Birnbaum, Laurie Sullivan; Miren Etcheverry, Karen Kendrick, Ed Van Susiow, Beth Paladino, Bessie Watson, Laurie Russell, Oeveren, Robby Davidson, Bonnie Kendrick, Robert Luisa Portal, Norah Lulich. Row 2: Duffy Jordan, Mark Toma, organizations 80 russian honor society The J.E.B. Stuart chapter of the Russian Honor Society is comprised of some ten members. Its activities are many but can not, at this time, be divulged. What then, is known about them? Is it true that they will be instrumental in the defection of yet another Russian? Informed sources say niet. Who owns a Volkswagon, 4 beer stiens, and has a strange wall in the middle of their yard? The average member of the German Honor Soci- ety. This group studies German culture in a program in relation with the German Embassy. german honor society organizations Row 1: Joan Rioux, Laura Koschney. Row 2: Mark Blakeslee, Eline Rosenquist, Susan Kirkness, Mark McCaffrey. Iatin honor sotciety Row 1:Celeste Balog, Jenne White, Becky Romney, Debbie Pratt, Anne Czyzak, Ruth Zafren, Sue Henry, Bessie Watson. Row 2: Bill Jerome, Amy Purdue, Faith Duncan, Abbott Greenleaf. Chris Joyce. M Row 1: Seth Davidson, Mark Sullivan, Greg Turosak. Row 2: Harriet Hutson, Debbie Pratt, Marian Beerstecher, Dani Zinna. Debbie Noss, Susan Perry, Janice Trawick, Ruth Zafren. quill and scroll honor society Veniet, videbit, vincet 0 shall come, I shall see, I shall conqueri wasnt a cliche when viewed by this years Latin scholars. Rather, it implied the commanding qualities these elite members portrayed. According to Stuart's bi-linguists, the presumably dead Latin language proved itself in- vuinerable to centuries of change. Those who were accorded this honor would argue with the last breath they draw that Latin was alive and living in the hearts and minds of those who frequented rooms 110 and 234. The sponsor of the society, Miss Barrett, was assisted occassionally by one of Stuartts former Latin teachers, Miss Sharrard. 81 Definition: Quill and Scroll Honor Society e a non-existent conglomeration of publications masterminds. Said to have met one time for induction into this infamous society, never to see one another again. Members identifiable by a gold pin that is usually never worn or a membership card hidden in the depths of a members wallet. Qualifications for membership entail diligent work on either SABRE, RAIDERSt DIGEST or CADENCE. This definition provided by the illustrious Quill and Scroll Honor Society. organizations art honor society The Art Honor Society, though a one accomplishment of the society. neophyte in its second year of The decorative flats for this years existence, lists in its constitution the dramatic productions were a product purpose for its existence: to stimulate of the busy brushes of the artists. interest in art, to increase students Though boasting few Picassos, tin knowledge of art history and tech- spite of the rumor that Margaret niques, and to make available Buchanan is Michelangelo reincar- their artistic abilities to those who natedt, the Art Honor Society has request it. made a definite improvement in the Setting up various workshops to cultural aspects of Stuartts students. make batiks and blockprints has been Faith Duncan, Janet Reiss, Jean Davis, Sandi Honnold, Anne Feldman, Cathy Voltmer. Leslie LeBlanc, Larry Whims, Rose Moak, Margaret Buchanan, Bill Pesch, Jane Nisselson, Anne Bevis american history honor society Revolutionary members of the American History Honor Society challenged the institutions constitu- tion and modified its qualifications for membership. Deciding that its purpose was to honor outstanding American History students only, the society dropped other grade requirements. Soon afterwards the society busily made plans for the year. Its activities included firing a 21-cannonball slaute for Veteran's Day, recruiting nearby Indians for their model Thanksgiving dinner, selling Ludents Cherry Cough- drops for Washington's birthday, and staging a minute-man parade for July 4th. A field trip to Harperts Ferry in historic West Virginia ended the American History Honor Societyts most exciting year. organiza tions Row 1: Laurie Suslow, Mark Sullivan, Deanna Weaver, Michele Pusey, Debbie Pratt, Launie Russell, Anne Brodeur, Nora Lulich, Katy Cromley. Row 2: Joan Rioux, Shelley Cohen, Harriet Hudson, Dani Zinna, Susan Perry, Skip Abrams. Row 3: Gerry Norton, Julian Allen, Seth Davidson, Dave Ulman, Ron Cavagrotti, Linda Skirvin, Debbie Noss, Chuck Ossola. Row 1: Bill Stevener, Bill Seveaka, Robert Trapp. Ed Waiinsky, Steve Campbell, Deanna Weaver, Ruth Zafren. Row 2: Matthew Barron, Ken Lawiil, Robert Parker,. Norah Lulich, Glenn Terrell, Maury Lemon, Robby Davidson, Ron Cavagrotti, Seth Davidson, Bill Jerome. 0 Row 1: Scott Brown, Proctor Harvey. Row 2: David Hendrickson, Nancy Furr, John Clegg, Teri Smith, Jean Gray, Vicky Anderson, Paige Gold, Tom Simpson, Becky Toma. Row 3: Richard Madden, Missy Snelling, Joan Rioux, Charlie Matheny, Abbot Greenleaf, Cliff Williams. Row 4: Doug McBride, Rod McCIucas, Chuck Knoles, Jay Bumpus, Stacey Hayford. math honor society It takes a member of the Math Honor Society to understand anything at a computer exposition . . . or even to figure out a simple problem like, rm : Iim f ix+Axi -f ixi. AX Any math wizz with at least a 3' average in Math who plans to continue studying Math in high school is eligible for membership in this soci- ety. 83 Our Town and Alice in Wonderland . . who else but the talented Thespians could have put on these two great productions? When not busy rehearsing and preparing for them, they sold calendars and Christmas ornaments to help earn money for the Miss Green Benefit. And who can forget their renowned initiation. . .? thespian honor society organizations debate team ? The Debate Team Displays their tal- and Geoff Glass and John Grace the ents every Monday night in negative. The team, sponsored by Mr. competition against area high Varner, compiled a very impressive schools. Matt Walpole and John record. Falcone defend the affirmative side . x 84 Matt Walpole, John Falcone, Geoff Glass, John Grace. m ath team Take math problemS, timed League competition. Sponsored by competition, seven math whuzzes and Mr. Whoolery and led by five members what do you have? The Math Team of of the group during each session, the Course. Every other week, the team team compiled an impressive record took part in the lnterhigh Mathematics . While displaying their technical minds. Ed VanOveren, Robbie Davidson, Ray Wallace, Steve Campbell, Deanna Weaver, Ron Cavagrotti, Glenn Terrell, Scott Foster, John Coville, Marilyn Ingersoll, Maury Lemon, Bill Jerome. organizations library staff Assistants: Linda Sewell, Patty Sutch, Valerie Quam, Richard Schwenz, Robert Simpson, Margaret McLellan, Elizabeth Demaret, Martin Mayland, Chris Joyce, Gary Schoning, Pam Gray, Elaine Crisp, Janie Goldman, Roberta Wright, Mark Emlet, Amy Elder, Kim Daniel, Belinda Johnson, Miriam Allen, Bob lab assistants ? fisg 'uui mam wagawe? :W C :5 a :3 ; H2 ; $.11n .1 His; 5.1K! 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Mwagihg wgwg w; L Merrill, TiaJones, Molly Nugent, Midge Myerson, Barbara Rowen, Andy Fenten, Madelyn Warcholik, Gwen Andrews, Lori Ferris, Lauri Goldman, Jean Lockhart, Maura Carroll, Missy Snelling, Brian West, Susan Wilson, Vicki Butts, Michael Reese. school store staff 85 Staff: Kelly Fisher, Mike Werner, Richard Etter, Larry Whims, Jim Paul, Cindy Ghormley. organizations ' guidance staff , 9.. n. ,, i. m Staff: Elaine Sullivan, Marilyn Ingersoll, Amy Caffrey, Cindy Lysaght, Dianne Davis, Marian Beerstecher, Cindy Davis, Roxanne Johnson, Cindy Ghormley, Tyann Rivett, Linda Hickman, Kathy Coffman, Chris Smith, Laura Clohan, Laurie McGuiston, Anne Hoard, Debbie Lindow, Sandy Rieger, Maureen Breen, Sally Moore, Susan Whitfield. audio visual assistants 86 Assistants: Tess Malin, Rose Moak, Pat Register, Marilyn Martin, Eric Winter, Jim Suthard, Mark Ericson, Danny Boatright. organizations athletic office assistants Staff: Joel Shamaskin, Billy Cousins, Brenda Ureke, Richard Etter, Dale Blackstone. office staff 87 Staff: Jeanne Leggett, Mary Anne Mastorakis, Cindy Callaham, Peggy Falcone Claire Hurley, Cheryl Ping, Ghormley, Jean Gray, Karen Hagney, Nancy Packard, Nancy Rood, Jo Hardgrave, Theresa Malin, Carol Gail Rosenbaum, Kathy Smith, Pat Smolinski, Alice Tyson, Barbara Rubin, Barbara Smith, Quan Mathis, Hawkins, Debbie Osborne, Deborah Bernard, Debbie Amy Hudgins, Suzanne Gray, Charlene Abrams. national merit semi-finalists Gerald Norton, Susan Perry, Bruce Holdren, Janice Trawick, Raymond Wallace, Norah Lulich, Ellen Zagorin. Not Pictured: Frank Proschan. 88 organizations suonezluemo letters of commendation . ,, 3w -.. if '3 p . 11ft; Row 1:Joan Rioux, Bonnie Kendrick, Michael Kaye, Ruth Zafren, Jon Braken, Jim Anderson, Blair Dillaway, Micky Cohen, David Anderson. Row 2: Celeste Balog, Debbie Pratt, Cecelia Goodnow, Jo Roca, Laurie Russell, .9; b .. -oo, Harriet Hutson, David Herring, John Falcone, Wayne Spilker, David Findley. Row 3: Chuck Ossola, Seth Davidson, Maury Lemon, Greg Turosak. 68 outstanding students 90 Matt Walpole: Quill and Scroll Current Events Test Winner. David Anderson: Outstanding Scholar. David has maintained a 4.0 average through the first semester of his senior year. organizations Janice Trawick: National Council of English Teachers Award. ewwmwnxum , Gail Green: DAR Good Citizenship Award. Harriet Hutson: Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. $. organizations 91 92 outStanding students Deanna Weaver: Outstanding Scholar. Deanna has maintained a 4.0 average through the first semester of her senior year. J Norah Lulich: Outstanding Scholar. Norah has maintained a 4.0 average through the first semester of her senior year. Gerfy Norton: National Council of English Teach- ers Award. organizations Row1:Team:MattWaIpoIe,Gerald Norton, Bob Romney. Row 2: Alternates: Edward Van Overen, Norah Lulich, Maury Lemon. ifs academic! team Have a question about math, histo- ry, music, art, science, literature, sports, or current events? They can answer it. Who are they besides know-it-alls? They,re the It's Academic Team, representing Stuart annually in a contest of wit against other local high schools. Air. Matt Walpole, Gerald Norton, Bob Romney. organizations sabre What is a yearbook? This is ayearbook. . . Creative minds of writers Usually the mind of one writer. Nimble fingers of typists Type it over again ,til its right! Professional pictures by photographers A broken camera and no film, typical! Financial decisions by businessmen So whats a few hundred dollars in the hole? Intricate layouts by artists Why are there three layouts for one page? Totalitarian rule of Editors To be an Editor is to be right! Rita Ormasa - Assistant Editor. Marian Beerstecher e Photography Editor. Shelley Cohen - Literary Editor. Q Dani Zinna e Editor-in-Chief Vicki Hanson - Business Editor. Row 1: Mark Christopher, Kevin Woisard, Paul Turosak, Wendy Weinberg, Micky, Merle Tyroler. Row 2: David Ullman, Cathy Cubley, Anne Slonim, Robin Swetlow, Vicki Hanson, Bill Jerome. Row 3: Julian Allen, Joan Rioux, Debbie Musa!a, Hondi Duncan, Celeste Balog, Shelley Cohen, Dani Zinna, Rita Ormasa, Debbie Noss. Row 4: Michele Pusey, Marian Beerstecher, Gretchen Baylor. Debbie Noss - Art Editor. cadence Methinks I do hear a sound. . Weeping, perchance; a raucous nelse That drowns the soul with salt. What? Has it died? Its life had bare begun. Anguished pleas for substance Fell deaf on absent minds. Cadence, live again. Like Tinkerbell we,ll clap our hands, And move our souls to spell out words That smell of innocence and youth. --v- Laurie Russell. Jean Davis Art Editor. Susan Perry - Editor-in-Chief. organiza tions 'x ID ID 1 w- 3 ,er , meg: 1.; W m :g , v 4 uh: N 4? Row 1: Susan Perry, Jean Davis, Laurie Russell, Robin Stephenson, Mike Perry, Ricky Stebbing, Sue Rankin, Sumako Kelly, Gail Green, Langley Cline, Goldman, Lois Huff, Ann Slonim, Pam Atkins, Sue Dawn Bersson, Ann Flynn, Emma Counts. Row 2: Mac Kirkness, Ann Feldman, Harriett Hutson. Thafs so bad! Debbie Pratt, Photography Editor; Susan Perry, Editor-in-Chief; Jean Davis, Art Editor; Harriet Hutson, Business Editor; Ruth Zafren, Literary Editor. organizations raiders, digest Conjure an image unto your mind: Add eye of mask, leg of seth. Stir well together with a wright-wooded ladle in a round, round tub of 105. Smell wisps of ink and worded type as turosaks hover gloomy by. Spill deadline dilemma into the broth, And fall back, lest ye blind't. Twice turn around. Clap your hands and watch: Raidery Digest is. Greg Tu rosak Editor-in-Chief. Terri Smith Photography Editor. Mary Wright - Assistant Editor. Janice Trawick News Editor. organizations I'lui'i -- - -:-- - ' .g- I. II I a a s - ' , Kx - . 5 VI. . . ' , ' 1 ; ' y N a .. n: , , , , ,. p -: ' ' . ' - 1m V t W ; '. ' -' . 1'2. WM.- rmawy.x;....--;xc. df$$ 'WW Terri Smith, Linda Moryl, Kathy Ingersoll, Terri Jensen, Janis Fattorini, Mary Wright, Janice Trawick, Jim Anderson, Bob Clary, Mike LaFay, Richard Ett'er, Seth Davidson, Greg Turosak, Carl Schultz, Peter Clegg, Mark Lewis, Mark Sullivan. 99 Jim Anderson Assistant Editor. Bob Clary -- Sports Editor. Seth Davidson - Feature Editor. organizations Cheerleaders Dru Windham. Linda Yorty. organizations Rita Alesandrelli. Alice Hawkins. Standing: Maggie Calkins, Janet Standing: Solonge Coakley, Amy Slomin, Caron Paul, Karen Jensen, Harvey, Paige Brown. Seated: Stacie Robin Galley. Seated: Kathy Sullivan, Becky Romney, Betsy Oliver, Cindy Gordon, Cathy Strayer. Bashore,Diane Katz, Valerie Lazzell. organizations keyettes They serve: Project Touch Tuberculosis Center Teen Club YWCA posters Cerebral Palsy March of Dimes ALASAC Peanuts and prog rams Skip Abrams Canned Food Drive 1 They have fun: Beat Tri-Hi-Y in football Holly Day Maid and Butler Day Daffodil Day Convention Mother-Daughter Banquet Ocean City They re Keyettes! Rose Moak 102 Pattie Neal Michele Pusey President Shelley Cohen Kathy Lazzell Cindy Lysaght Iris Verdicanno Celeste Balog Lyle Hayden Vice-President Corres. Sec. Laurie Suslow i organizations Marian Beerstecher Chaplain Nancy Geier g' 2' Dani Zinna District Corres. Sec. f l $ 1 Amy Hudgins Rec. Sec. Debbie Musala Sally Crickenberger Jr. Rep. 103 Harriet Hutson Sgt.-at-Arms Rita Ormasa District Treasurer Tyann Rivett Beverly Black Sr. Rep. Merle Tyroler Stacey Hayford Peggy Callahan Pat Hansen Historian organizations Susie Thompson Chaplain Dot Rountree Vice-President Sandy Hamish organizations tri-hi-y The Tri-Hi-Y girls gave of themselves this year. In an attempt to win a YMCA Ace Award given to active clubs in Virginia, they extended their activities to include both the commu- nity and the school. Among their area services included filling Christmas stockings, making a Thanksgiving basket for a needy neighborhood fam- ily, addressing envelopes for Fairfax Bobbi Silva Karen Jensen Hospital, supporting an Indian Orphan, Daneil Nirudu. Tri-Hi-Y,s major school activity was the publication of the basketball pro- grams, this year done without the aid of Hi-Y. Appreciation Days were also held for football and basketball players. The girls' new project was the organization of a book Swap Shop. Throughout the year, TRl-Hl-Y as a club maintained a feeling of friendship, sisterhood and understanding for those around them. Terrie Breit Elaine Kennedy Terry Jensen Mary Beth Komorowski Kathy Smith Debbie Pell Secretary Tess Malin Trish Wrigley Amy Slonim Karen Lowe Betty Petrosky Robin Galley Roxane Johnson Debbie Barnes ' Claire Fisher Sgt.-at-Arms Vickie Marshall Lisa Tillman Holly King President Kathy Sullivan Kathy Coffman organizatio ns 106 . Cavalettes marched for Dimes, for cavalettes Each Cavalette is an individual. How- ever, by working together in sistership for the school, community and nation, they become united. The Cavalettes sponsored the annu- al safety drive, Wrestlerts Appreciation Day, and Student Directory. Giving service to the community, the Rita Alesandrelli Debbie Lenehan Alsac and worked for the Heart Associ- ation. This year, the Cavalettes adopted a child from their Appalachain Mountains and put two children in India through school for one year by selling Christmas cards made by the children themselves. Pam Gray Judy Johnson Diane Katz In Kathy Schutz Sgt.-at-Arms Gail Freiburger Lynn Salisbury Vice-President Secretary Solange Coakley Jody Cafferata Historian KiKi Gannon Rosalyn Schwartz Betsy Bashore organizations Robin Dole Holly Johnson Hondi Duncan Historian Valerie Lazzell Dru Windham Treasurer Karol Windham Sgt.-at-Arms Lisa Smith Hollis Olin Robin Dennis Chaplain Sumako Kelley Barbara Orpin Bitsy Fazar President organizations 108 kaden After amending their constitution to increase membership, Kaden was able to do much more service. The fall began with an atom smashing float, ttBeep-beep the atoms, which was awarded most beautiful. This game lead to another football victory-Kaden 8- 6 over Devon. The Ugly Man Dance was next, then Soccer Appreciation Day, addressing envelopes for , Multiple Sclerosis, stuffing Christmas Bebpae CtOOk stockings, visiting an orphanage, and res' en serving at the football banquet. The New Year began with a bang with Valentine Day sales, Shamrock Day, Baseball Appreciation Day and Hush Day. This is just an example of dedication and hard work as demon- strated by Kaden. Lisa Read Chaplain e Historian Sally Moore Missy Parker Representative Vice-President Robbin Walker . Secretary Karen Mondie Peggy Falcone Sgt.-at-Arms Debbie Callaham Treasurer Vicki Moeser Meg McCarthy Activities Chairman organizations Debbie Hauser Martha Munoz Pattie Campbell Kathy Dowling Nancy Tribby Maggie T030 109 Kathy Bromley Miss Suchman Sponsor Laurie Fisher Judy Adams Cynthia Davis Mrs. M. Peyton Sponsor organizations 110 key club Despite rumors that clubs no longer perform service for the school and the community, the Key Club ttstands-out to thwart this statement. All big Raider fans know that a J.E.B. Stuart football game wouldnt be the same without the often formidable blast of the Key Club cannon announc- ing another score, or merely to let the fans know it is haIf-time. And what would a football game be, anyway, if there was no aroma of popcorn. And who is acknowledged by the local anti- pollutionists for their efforts in keeping the sports arena free of your trash a yes, your public servants a the Key Club. But this is only one area in which Key Club SERVES. Throughout the year, members spent Saturday afternoons at the TB. Center, performing any cleri- cal task that was asked of them. During Christmas, one might have seen a cold but willing member accompanied by a Keyette collecting canned beets and pea- nut butter during the canned food drive for the Salvation Army. And, as may be expected, the dead serious club had its lighter moments also. There was a Maid and Butler Day, which turned out to be some kind of a laugh for our usually dormant school, and aided the March of Dimes drive at the same time. Once again, Key Clubbing proved to be for individu- als desirous of opening the doors to success. Mark Barry Tony Bennett organiza tions Tom Cook Justin Dudley Bob Ringle Brian Beyer Todd Harding Leif Noren Bill George Keith Weaver Inge Selden Bruce Hughes President Vice-President Corres. Sec. Doug Robbins Historian Jack Selden Michael Schulte S t.- t-A ms 9 a r Mark Christopher Rec. Sec. Gene Frogale Treasurer 5f Paul Wrigley Chuck Knoles Historian Pete Wilson Bo Poats Charles Robinson Pete Smolinski organizations hi-y Hi-Y again, has had another successful year. They contributed abundantly to the schololls spirit by sponsoring such events as the Raider Revenge Rally and Cheerleader Ap- preciation Day. Among other things, Hi-Y sold mints for the YMCA World Project, collected for the March of Dimes, painted the doors and poles in front of the school, held comical basketball games with other service clubs in a joint effort to raise money for charity, and last of all, sponsored a car wash that helped all the guys catch colds. What is Hi-Y all about? It can be said in three words. . . Hardwork! Fun! And most of all Friendship! John Overbeck Richard Straker Craig Magargel organizations Jay Bumpas Sgt.-at-Arms Scott Brown Treasurer Jim French Bill Glover Jett Lauck . Secretary John Jenmson Davy Pell Ralph Kipp Larry Hunt Parky Parkinson Brad Tyree Vice-President Phil Ovuka Bill Price Ken Damron President Bill McLain Jon Stevens Kelvin Evans Ellsworth Jennison Charles Hunt organizations 113 114 jr. civitans The Jr. Civitans had many functions, and contrary to popular belief it was a hard-working, functioning club. Their activities included building the first place homecoming float, collecting for the March of Dimes, and contributing the largest amount of clothes for this years clothing drive, along with the drives $25 cash prize. But a service club is not all service. IttS fellowship, high school memories, Cecil Johnson Dave Boleyn a good time, and a rewarding experi- President Vice-President ence. To its members, the Jr. Civitan club was all of these. Bill Post Bruce Lukowskie Brad Hiner ,3; Craig Oliver Rick Kent Chaplain Secretary Bill Dean Steve Gordon organizations Buzz Causin Mark Cramer John Stokely Mike Selig John Vanik Paul Dean David Waite Jim Keuthe 115 Jeff Meyers Jeff Havard Kevin Finch Tony Taffi Randy Franks Chip Zimmermann Jeff Baker Tom Burrell oraanizations guidon Continually plagued by the question, Whatts Guidon? , The Guidon Club remained alive and dwelled in the dark corners of J.E.B. Stuart. After sponsoring Casper the Friendly Ghostts appearance at Homecoming, Guidon held a large ., fall induction and a mouth watering bake sale. Wishing Well week was followed by the week of our honorable ancestor, namely, J.E.B. Stuart. After trying their luck with class competition horse races , they modernized and held a Spring Car Rally. They helped by collecting for ithe March of Dimes, and by giving a picnic for underpriveliged children. Guidon wound up the year with a spring induction. No member of Guidon will ever forget this past year of action packed obscurity. Janet Mackinnon 116 . Mary Maturl Secretary Gerald Norton Vicky Wallshein Vice-President Sandi Honnold Chaplain Alex Balian Mary Costea organizations John Morn Steve Parker Sgt.-at-Arms Leslie LeBlanc Richard Lober President Pam Atkins Historian organizations devon Devon is a group of young men dedicated to the improvement of the social well-being of the school and community. Often uniting with Kaden, Devon has promoted a sundry variety of charity projects. A turkey raffle at Thanksgiving ended with Jay Bumpus getting the bird, and a needy family a good dinner. Devon encouraged the physical aspects of love by selling mistletoe at Christmas-time. Devon truly pulled out all the corks to make this year a smashing success. Devon studs in their best duds. organizations Cleaning up afterwards. . . J x. Corris, Steve Bashore. Row 4: Bob Pearl, Rawley Gilmore, Irving Rosenberg, Dennis Reese, Don Zimbro, Dana FouIis. Row 5: Cari Schultz. Bill Beard, Mark Prange, Steve Cargill, Buddy Kayes, Eric Meyer. 11.. Row 1: Bob Black, Paul St. Raymond, Steve Grobauer, Steve Henry, Chris Dickenson. Row 2: Carl Brooks, Jose Monterserin, John Harvey, Calvin Jones, David Jones, Gino Hayden, Greg Warfield. Row 3: Don McPhaiI, Henry Diaz, Mike Dietz, Chuck Curtis, Tom L Make no mistake . . . I m de president. The many facets of Devon. organizations 120 '3 Row 1: Jane Criner, Gretchen Baylor. Row 2: Sherrie Hankowsky, Mimi Murray, Lynn Johnson, Jennifer Kelley. nike Nike was still a child club but at least it was no longer the baby. The girls gave of themselves by performing service projects such as visiting the sick and sponsoring a jew- elry drive for the patients at St. Elizabeth,s. Perhaps Nikets most unique project was their career counseling service including group discussions and guest speakers. Nike, the service organization for the career minded girls. organizations Officers: Jennifer Kelley, Mimi Murray, Sherrie Hankowsky, Lynn Johnson. Anne Brodeur, Ed Van Oeveren, Max Stephenson, Ed Walinsky. Row 3: Bruce Marquis, Faith Duncan. Row 1: Sue Purdue, Debbie Noss, Mary Ann Desloge, Anne Sue Clark. Row 2: Tom Moore, Robbie Davidson, Debbie Noss, President; Ann Sue Clark, Secretary. Ieo The J.E.B. Stuart Leo Club is finally on its feet. After struggling through its growing pains the coed club increased its membership and assumed an active role in school and community affairs. The main objectives this year were to get fully organized, build the treasury, and line up many new service activ- ities. The club worked closely with its sponsoring organization, the Baileys Crossroads Lions Club during this first year. The Leo Club will return next year as one active co-ed service club. 121 organizations 122 Many people have spent sleepless nights wondering what the Portugese Club is. Actually, it is an elite group composed of the nine people who ventured into the unknown world of the Portugese language. The club met during regular class time and discussed plans for activities including their trip to the Pan Ameri- can Building. Spanish club In its effort to promote interest in the culture of the Hispanic countries, the Spanish Club has centered its efforts on learning more about the life and customs of Spain and Latin America. Activities for the year began with movies depicting Spanish family life and presenting members with a panoramic tour of Mexico. The Christmas fiesta followed, complete with pinata and a large assortment of both American and Latin foods. Activi- ties also included trips to Spanish res- taurants, additional slide and film presentations, and a trip to the Spanish embassy in the spring. Row 1: Bruce Marquis. Row 2: Dawn Bersoon, Cheryl Ziotnick, Tulia Beltran, Ed VanOeveran, Lucinda Naley, Vaierie Quam, Linda Wingfield, Kitty Stover, Patty Hogan, Debby Black. Row 3: Pete Filkins, Judy Gysin, Paul West, Robbie Davidson, Cheryl Ossoia, Pat Walker. portugese club ti 3 My? x -zx . 1 Row 1: Angelina Cruz, Cmdr. Ervin, Mercedes Cruz. Row 2: Bob Comegys, Alex Mertinez, Jeff Stephens, Steve Schnably, Ann Fratus, Sue Triplett, Toni Gomes. organizations german Club This year, members of the German Club met once a month to learn about aspects of German culture. Through speakers and films, they enhanced their knowledge of the language. Row 1: John Kroll, Mike Werner, Teresa Koshney, Laura Koshney Robert Trapp, Diane DePriest, Robert Snow, Mark Blakeslee, John Mourn. Row 2: Alan Svedlow, Henry Osborne, Robert Gardner, Eric McFarland, John Hunt. Mark Cramer, Larry Whims, Richard Madden, Bill Post, Faith Duncan, Ann Flynn, Robin Rankin, Debbie Peabody, John Swidenberg. latin club This year the Latin Club dug into its roots and derivatives to provide its members with facts about the Italian countryside. A noted archaeologist spoke to the club about the artifacts and ruins of Rome, and Mrs. Peabody showed slides of her recent visit to Italy. With such informative guests and the magnetic attraction of free refreshments, the meetings were well attended. organizations 123 124 This year the J.E.B. Stuart Swim Club, that stronghold of unattained athletic recognition, completed another season of tough area swimming competition. The Swim . Club members, bruised and battered SWI m CI U b by rough practice, water-polo games, and their fellow swimmers, again showed what ability and determi- nation can do to make a successful team! Row 1: Beverlie Schick, Martha Maturi, Linda Peden, Susan Yorty. Row 2: Tony Bennett, Mike McBride, Dick Markey, Brandon Shay, Peter Nelson, Mary Maturi, Liz Lentz, Brad Frandsen. Row 3: Pete Ryan, Tom Thomas, Tim Howell, Bill Lecos, Tom Robinson, Mark Temple. Seated: Peggy Falcone. Row 1: Tulia Beltran, Paige Gold, Kathy Shintael, Pam Noss, Phyllis Franks, Liz Lentz. Row 2: Kim Fendley, Irene Himer, Judy Grove, Linda Zimmerman, Carol Cross, Beth Henshaw, Mary Inguagiata, Karen Botterud. future homemakers of america Visitors to J.E.B. Stuart may have prepare culinary delights, but they thought that the mouth watering and also modeled clothes they had made spine-tingling smells floating down for the Miss J.E.B. Stuart Contest. The the halls eminated from our cafeteria members of the club represent only a But we know better. Their source was minute section of the national organi- the Home Economics Department e zation, but they do their part by home base for the Future Homemak- joining with the state and federation ers of America. Not only did the girls chapters to promote homemaking. future teachers of america Future Teachers of America had a busy year. Some of their activities included being guides during back to school night, sponsoring a teacher tea before school started, opening the Coffeehouse after the Jr.-Sr. Game, and starting a new activity, an FTA at Glasgow. Money earned from bake sales and stationary sales went towards scholarships for two deserv- ing members of FTA. Row 1: Rose Moak, President; Sharon Sloane, Historian; Row 2: 125 Alex Costea, Vice-President; Peggy Lambert, Sr. Rep.; Pam Atkins, Treasurer. gm a x. im:! 3. ,. f'yt'fe'Mm-t hm , i 5 3 979 4 Mimi Murrey, Hilary Zlotnick, Laura Koshney, Teresa Gossom, Wanda Muska, Peggy Lambert, Kathy Koshney, Kathy Lazzell, Valerie Quam, Alex Costea, lngersoll, Victoria Nathan, Melanie Fox, Leslie Sally Washwock, Patricia Register, Sharon Sloane, LeBlanc. Rose Moak, Pam Atkins, Carol Cross, Cynthia organizations lettermen,s club The Letterments Club, in its second year of existence, has endeavored to become a well-established club in Stuart. The members, all who have earned the right to wear a varsity letter, encouraged the athletic teams by selling victory buttons. Another project was a pancake-eating contest put on in the spring. The enthusiastic membership and the worthwhile goals will soon prove the leadership capa- bilities of the Letterments Club. Steve Gordon Vice-President. Gene Frogale President. Kelvin Evans, football Ietterman. organizations l! .LW , . :1?- .:9 I x . Row 1: Jim Hicks, Fudgy Frogale, Greg Edwards, Kelvin Evans. Row 2: Robert Toma, Ed Walinsky, Joel 9W. M Ma g1; i A 9;- Shamaskin, Bob Comagys, Dave Waite, Steve Gordon. Row 3: John Stokely, Craig Oliver. Bob Comagys Board of Directors, Kelvin Evans Board of Directors. organizations d.e.c.a. The J.E.B. Stuart Chapter of D.E.C.A. iDistributive Education Clubs of America was busy this year not only sending students to work in the afternoon, but also involving itself in such in service projects, such as giving a Christmas party for the children at the ACCA Day Care Center and helping collect for the March of Dimes. The members also partici- pated in a fund-raising campaign by selling Christmas candles and calen- dar towels. They held their annual em- ployer banquet, and sent repre- sentatives to the State Leadership Conference. 128 Row 1: Barbara Fink, Jennifer Garret, Paula Stafford. Row 2: Karen Mondie, Linda Ferrara, Beatriz Hernandez, Debbie Sullivan, Melanie Martin. Row 3: Robin Stevens, Chris Smith, Sue Twilley, Linda Haack, Pody Hernendez, Betty Gonzalez, Brenda Zombro, Lisa Stevenson, Wendy Kutzleb, Jill Bowersett. Row 4: John Hale, Frank Stotmeister, Dave Williamson, Greg Warfield, Carol Kitson. international Club The International Club is comprised of students with backgrounds and in- terests in foreign countries and their cultures. They sponsored International Week, for the purpose of promoting world brotherhood. A banquet featuring international cuisine was held in the spring. Row 1: Carol Voltmer, Beth Paladino, Paige Gold, Julie Kiley, Ann Bevis, Margaret McLellan. Row 2: Becky Toma, Norah Lulich, Susan Kirkness, Cathy Voltmer, Cheryl Ossola. organiza tions Row 1: Kathy Ringhausen, Madeline Karl, Susanna Mark Anderson, Tommy Thomas, Greg Turosak, -129 Neal, Karen Mondie, Anna Carlson, Karen Smith, Coach Richardson, CeCe Cochran, Scott Foster, Peter Kathy Shea. Row 2: Gail Cullinan, Karleen Suazo, Post, Ward Green, Kevin Woisard. TeCe Stavinoha, Miriam Allen, Lisa Trakowski. Row 3: Susanna Neal does a swan dive. gymnastics Many young people walking around members not only were able to work the halls this year were members of on gymnastic equipment two nights a the Gymnastics Club. The secret to week, but also had a chance to stay in detecting them was their shape. All shape through fun exercise. organizations chess club The Chess Club, presided over by Phil Thorpe, held matches after school in Mrs. Peytonts room. To add interest to the game, they purchased a three dimensional chess board. Al- though the club did not enter into inter-scholastic competition, they made plans to do so in the future. How 1: Henry Osborne, Phil Thorpe, Richard Lober, Edwin Seveaka. Row 2: Tom Williams, Jim Allen, Robert Thompson, Mike Kaye, Dave Ullmann, Robert Vorona. 130 e1 alga ,1 .n'm 4 i'- a km t t .3. Row 1: Col. Huggins, Gary Rawlins, Robert Comegys, Mark Kubat, Greg Derhaag, Dianne Cornwell, Duncan Wright, Barbara Rowen, Tony Deskisl. Row 2: Gil Kirkpatrick, Larry Ohrmund, Russell Ridgeway, Jon Bennett, Kerry Kelley, Bill Hufford, Jim Morgan, Col. Cloe. The Rifle Club is the junior club . affiliated with the National Rifle Asso- nn 9 CI U b ciation. Boys and girls in the club learned security measures of weap- ons and firingwith a .22 at 50 feet on a range in three positions. As they improved they earned achievement awards and moved up to competition with the rifle team. organizations pep club The major job of the Pep Club was cheery girls provided support for all to provide spirit. Following their our teams by hanging posters in the fearless leader, Mrs. Uphoff, the halls and by attending all games. Row 1: Paige Gold, Faith Duncan. Row 2: Ronna Duncan, Judy Grove, Lola Joyce, Beth Henshaw, Mary'anne Chaconas, Ann Davidson. Row 3: Irene Hunter, Joan Dickenson, Debbie Peabody, Ann Flynn, Muffie Clegg, Karen Shaadt. The Science Club was once again 191 the largest and perhaps the most active club at Stuart. Members partici- pated in weekend caving and climbing trips. The club entered proj- ects in Science Fair competition, first at Stuart, and later in county and regional competition. science Club J l L1!YTIIL,:,I!I'.' I Iv U, t.1. Row1zAnne Feldman, Jon Canfield, Mark Blakeslee, Richard Schwenz, Sherrell Rees, John Grace, Paul Gartenmann, Robert Edmunds, Marianne Desloge, Mr. Weimer. Row 2: Cathy Voltmer, Jane Dyar, Patty Sucht, Leslie Lewis, Marcene Burgess, Robert Trapp. Row 3: Jane Hildreth, Judy Gysin, Cliff Williams, Mike Wilson, Linda Sewell, Karen Kendrick, Dave Snord, Diane DePriest. Row 4: Janet Reiss, Richard Lober, Gary Bjarness, Bob Malens, Ed Seveaka, Steve Gradville, Abbott Greenleaf, Preston Atkins, Tom Thomas. organizations afro-amerioan society The Carter G. Woodson Afro- Membership in the society is open American Society was organized this to any boy or girl who is a member in school year to service those students good standing of the student body of who were interested in gaining more J.E.B. Stuart High Sch00I. information about the black man's One of the major contributions present and past. The object and made by the club during the year was purpose of the society is to serve as a the Dr. Martin Luther King birthday source of information about Afro- ' program. The club also presented the Americans, to discuss major 0.0. Youth Chorale as an example of contributions by Afro-Americans to black unity and a desire to enjoy the culture of the United States and some of the finer aspects of our world. culture. 132 Row 1: Alberta Wright, Lois Huff, Alice Hawkins. Roberta Wright. Row 2: Joyce Mills, Thad Ethridge Velda Gardner, Anita Henshaw, Beverly Marshall, Jeanette Marshall, Rosenia Joe, Melvina Mason, Rhonda Mennifield, James Fuller, Conrad Hawkins. junior achievement Those students particularly inter- ested in business had an opportunity to investigate the ins and outs of the profession through Junior Achievment. Their most interesting project was a radio station which was broadcasted once a week. JA was the organization for the leaders of to- morrowis business world. 95-1 , . NM E: Kathy Jaster, Richard Lober. organizations balladiers The Balladier's Club exists solely for often inspiring spontaneous jam the purpose of providing entertainment sessions. While claiming Warren for the members. Wigutow as their formal protege, the 'Meeting once a month in club encourages all aspiring musical Miss Suchmanls room, the songsters talents. perform much of their own material, lMike Willson 133 Row 1: Linda Stein, Janie Goldman, Cindy Gossom, Bill Pesch, Jane Goldman, Warren Wigutow, Mike Willson. Row 2: Ann Davidson, Ann Rioux, Terrie Breit, Abbott Greenleaf, Leslie Lewis, Rita Ormasa, Marcene Burgess, Diane DePriest, Martha Raymond, Cliff Williams. french club This year le Cercle Francais French music, and renowned undertook activities such as Frenchmen. The members also held a discussing past trips to France, banquet with each person bringing a French Christmas traditions, current French dish. Row 1: Miren Etcheverry, Rosie Morning, Bloody Mary. Row 2: Cindy Gossom, Lise Trakowski, Diane DePriest, Christine Marfut, Julie Kiley, Teri Smith, Paige Gold, Helen nghwater, Cecelia Goodnow, Parlez Vous, Mercy Bucket, Vera Jacques. - organizations $$$ng L 134 136 band The band participated in the All- Regional Band Festival in the spring, competing with many other area bands.The Spring Concert marked one of the bands final performances. The band was also invited to several parades, both of area and national recognition, including the Apple Blossom Parade in Winchester, Virginia. Individually, band members competed for AlI-Regional and All- State positions. This gave Stuartts musicians the opportunity to test their ability against those of other schools for placement in the Ali-Regional and AII-State Bands. Under its new director, William H. Donegan, the marching band made its fall premier at the first football game. Enlarging to a 96 piece band, largest in the schools history, the band performed intricate marching maneu- vers while playing songs popular to the fans. During each half-time, the band presented one concert number while in a stage formation. The marching unit proudly played the Fight song as they left the field in a monogram representing Stuart. t Changing to the confines required of a concert, the band displayed their talent in the Christmas Concert, performing music ranging from the baroque to the contemporary. In addition, talented orchestra members joined the band in certain numbers during the concert. Mr. William H. Donegan, Director. The 1970-71 Stuart Band. music regional finalists Front to back: Jon Rudin, Keith Conver, Brian Cashell, Jon Cannfield, Jim lngersoll, Mathew Barron, Meg Bowles, Mariane Weinrich. music Pam Atkins Kathy Lazzell Susan Berger Lau ra Wagoner Sally Washnock Margaret Butt Caron Jones Paula Sykes Mary Miller Anita Miller Anita Henshaw Leslie Lewis Kim Block Bill Bovender Meg Bowles Melinda Birnbaum Marian Wenrich Dodson Marrs David Hancock Eric McFarland Debbie Rooks Seth Davidson Susan Rees Marie Forcier Tom Moore Maril n lngersoll Ann ohn Valerie Lazzell Marcie Byrne Kris Khoury Bob You rshaw Kevin Quam Pat Beall Gary Rowlins Jaynie Cheney Kelly Gardner Wendy Abrams Karen Crane Arlene Custer Walter Hibbard Denise Nean Brian Cashell Duncan Wright Hank Hiser Vicky Hanson Greg Derhaag Cathy Jaster Bill Jerome Judy Gysin Mike Dletz Tracy Bobitzki Budd Kays Tad numb Victor Ashworth Jim Atkins Walter Robinson music Row 1: Paul West, Koren Blair, Joe Blair, Lynne Ramsy, Jane Hildreth, Langley Kline, Robby Davids n, Amy Elder, Greg Bigalow, Rhoda Nevitt, Ed VanOveren. Row 2: Robert Edmonds Nestor Diaz. string orchestra Tim Cook Steve Bowell Mathew Zekan Alex Balian Wordell Gibson Bob Osborne Tom Lockhart Kelly Huupt Jerry Allen Mitch Osborne John Hunt Ed Walinsky Jon Canfield Carol Voltmer David Forrest Stanley Naudus Larry Grossman Jerry Zeavin Jim Ingersoll Anthony Deskis Jim Bryne Julian Allen Ron Cavagrotti Keith Conover John Rudin Mike Rivkin Andy Kerr Mark Kubat Steve Coleman Preston Atkins Jerry Norton Eric Meyer Bill Yourshaw Jerry Ra sdale Mathew arron Joel Shamaskin David Vail Steve Grobauer Hugh Elder Robert Hall Bill Kinter Gil Kirkpatrick Joe Blair Phil Moore Jon Baker Ken Belongia Bob Prange Walter Day Doug Fleit Alex Costea Gary Stauss Tim Smith Chris Wilson Steve Smolinski Mark Anderson Blow your horn. The suspense of pre-game. majorettes Glancing up after a hard first half at a football game, did you happen to notice some sparkling object over the field? Maybe it was a UFO but chances are it was the twirling baton of one Stuart majorette. The seven girl squad this year added an important segment to the half-time perform- ances and parades. The girls practice fourth period to prepare for football haIf-times and future competition. ,,,,,, Sally Washnock, Leigh Stevens, Cindy Wren, Cathy Wilson, Kathy Spicer, Rhona Duncan, Terri Morris. 139 The Majorettes during pre-game festivities. ' i color guard ' . A football game would not start off right without patriotism. The color guard provided this in their pre-game flag marches this fall. , ...L... Row 1: Chris Bradley, Deanie Wiley. Row 2: Sue Purdue, Linda Hickman, Anne Slonim. music 140 drill team Perhaps you noticed this year during football haIf-times or pre- games, one or two ranks of the band didntt seem to have familiar looking instruments. No, you werentt seeing things. That line stretching from one 25 yard line to the other was the Drill Team armed with red and blue pom- poms. This quiet portion of the marching band performed original routines to band accompaniment. However, life for a drill team girl isntt all color, gaity, and performance. Hard practices Uncluding calistenticsi prepared the girls for performances which included flag routines, straight drills, dance and pom-pom routines. Whether it be performing at football or basketball games, parades, clinics, or area competition, the drill team is worthy of great admiration: the Squad was composed 9070 of new girls this year forming the largest drill team in Stuartts history and one of the most accomplished corps among area . schools. Row 1: Debbie Noss. Row 2: Ilene Cohen, Carolyn Bryson, Francy Hutton, Gretchen Bayler, Ann Sue Clark, Nancy Furr, Marjorie Dando, Bobbin Lerom. Row 3: Pam Noss, Mary Beth Costea, Debbie DuVaH, Patty Whelchel, Beth Henshaw, Pat Walker, Bunky Lamback, Robin Cardinell, Anne Samuelson, Anita Anderson, Sandy Rieger. Row 4: Hilary Hale, Jenny Debbie Noss Captain Foster, Janet Reiss, Dora Coville, Debbie Miller, Sharon Bell, Kathy Shea, Judy Schneyer, Robin Ricketts, Ann Botterud, Tece Stavinoha, Linda Wingfield, Mary Inguagiato. Not Pictured: Karen Botterud, Anita Neff, Cheryl Robinson, Bonnie Beachler. Ann Sue Clark Co-Captain The 19 0-71 Marching Band units during the Baileys Parade. concert choir The Concert Choir started their singing escapades this year by partic- ipating in Broadway Night. At Christmas, they successfully performed Handelts Messiah . In addition, the Choir presented a 20th Century Concert including the world premier of Oh To Make The Most Jubilant Song . Cliff Williams displays his ttMost Talented talent The Concert Choir in concert. -singing. Row 1: Anita Neff, Deanie Wiley, Nancy Furr, Ben Holt, Katy Cromley, Dave Boieyn, John Clegg, Mike Taylor, Scott Brown, Bob Toma, Becky Toma, Lynn Bogle, Chuck Knoles, Vaughnette Rice, Janet Smith, Sue Sharon SIoane, Kathy Fiandaca. Row 2: Anne Solnim, Purdue. Row 4: Linda Sykes, Anne Brodeur, Nancy Becky Hm, Dave Findley, Phil Telford,Bruce Lukowskie, Fink, Peter Clegg, Dave Marshall, Jim Recktenwald, Bruce Sung, Randy McMahon, Debbie Callahan, Mark McCaffrey, Cliff Williams, Jean Gray, Diane Charlene Zepp. Row 3: Ann Sue Clark, Ann Czyzak, Depriest, Sherrie Hankowsky. music Row 1: Ann Sue Clark, Becky Hill, Katy Cromley, Anne Brodeur, Janet Smith, Vaughnette Rice, Lynn Bogle, Becky Toma, Kathy Fiandaca. Row 2: Scott Brown, The choir takes a bow. Ben Holt, John Clegg, Dave Boleyn, Mike Willson, Mark McCaffrey, Jim Recktenwald, Chuck Knoles. madrigals Under the expert direction of Mr. Rooks, the Madrigals realized their musical aspirations and put them into song. After a stimulating fall weekend at Appel Music Farm in Elmer, New Jersey, the spirit of unity among the eighteen select singers enabled them to make Broadway Night a fantastic success. In addition to performing at Christmas, Spring, Twentieth Century Music, the Master Works Concerts, the Madrigals also sang at area churches and for various civic organi- zations. The group was honored to display their musical talents at Wash- ington National Cathedral, as well as to sing Christmas carols over WMAL radio. Probably the most enjoyable event of the year was the tour at the end of April. The final performance of the Madrigals was at graduation e a fine ending for a successful year. music 143 Chorus The Boys,, Girls,, and Advanced Girls, Choruses are the new kids on the block in the choral department. The boys and girls singing in these groups make up the nucleas of our singing body. Their overall perform- ances in the Spring and Christmas concerts foreshadow their futures as the stars of next years choir and Mad- rigals. Most of all, the members are dedicated youths intent on improving the quality of their singing. boys,chorus w Row 1: Greg DeIMonte, Dave Drucker, Dave Waite, Mark Brown, Jeff Huffman, Dave Rauth. Row 2: Dave Boyd, Steve Strange, Bruce Tyroler, Cy Mr. Rooks, choral director. Frazier, Tony Dennis. Row 3: Scott Knoles, Tom Orpin, Tom Wayne, Andre Barbeau, Bill Lecos. freshman girls, chorus Row 1: Shelly Schultz, Laurie Goldman, Barbara Decker, Cindy Gordon, Laurie Ferris, Kathy Hogan, Pat Abelt, Carol Williams, Barbara Dronenburg, Carol Zech, Diane McCaffrey, Jean Benson, Rita Schwartz, Debbie Brown. Row 2: Sharon Ullman, Anne Walpole, Valree Williams, Mary Lyons, Angie Holbrook, Tara DeButts, Midge Myerson, Jean Lockhart, Linda Benson, Barbara Ring, Mollie Nugent, Charlene advanced girls, Chorus Barham, Ann Davidson, Mary Folks, Sharon Lafayette. Row 3: Debby Jordan, Debbie Yaney, Debby Horne, Cheryl Ossola, Beverly Paulson, Francis Wright, Stacie Oliver, Jody Crisp, Angie Rogers, Ann Hildreth, Cathy McLellan, Suzanne Fick, Melissa Wynne, Jennie Estes, Susan Blakeslee, Leigh Fitchett, Joan Dickinson. 145 Row 1: Barbara Orpin, Alicia Clegg, Kris Lindow, Kathy Allen, Debbie Schneider, Ann Rioux, Diana Willis, Vickie Marshall, Pam Eppard, Vickie Wallshien, Betty Petrosky, Paulette Dietz, Patty Schwartz, Deanie Wiley, Ann Botterud. Row 2: Janet Cromely, Delta King, Andrea Solarz, Liz Bromley, Betty Richardson, Susan Lamm, Betsy Bashore, Gloria Carranza, Denise Wagoner, Amy Slonim, Francy Hutton, Patricia Regis- ter, Carol Argust, Patty Sutch. Row 3: Lois Huff, Debbie Lindow, Vickie Anderson, Debbie Warrick, Robin Dole, Cynthia Hinshaw, Debbie Stanley, Hollis Olin, Judy Johnson, Forrest West, Judy Grove, Pat Fiandaca, Robin Ricketts, Valerie Quam, Laurie Rarick, Linda Williams. Row 4: Lisa Detweiler, Vickie Nathan, Debbie Oyler, Linda Stein, Kiki Gannon, Kathy Rodier, Rhonda Revels, Sally Pearson, Irene Hiner, Chris Bradley, Mary Ann Desloge, Maria Chaconas, Elaine Sullivan, Shirlett Miller, Karen Kendrick. music uawmimwu --:,M1$lw student life end of student life student life . . . ' . m. ,w- ; Anwa- WWH -1 ,, mmW 152 seniors The class of ,71 the Iast-place champions, the poverty-stricken treasury, the fantastic floats - winners. The class of 71 ... our class . . . ray, rah, go Stuart, salute the straights, hooray the heads, go, go, go! The class of 71 ... a hodge-podge of humanity an amalgamation of people, comparing, contrasting, uniting. The class of 71 . .. achieving the summit, searching for other peaks to climb. finding them, setting forth to conquer. Katura Nathan: Girl Senator. DAVID ABEEL seniors Mark Sullivan: BARBARA ABRAMS SKIP ABRAMS Half Boy Senator. DANNY ADAMS 153 Celeste Balog: Secretary. NONA ADAMS JIM ALLEN JULIAN ALLEN DAVID ANDERSON seniors JIM ANDERSON MELODY ANDERSON KIM ANDRIST JACKIE APICI seniors TOM ATKINSON DENISE BAILEY CHARLOTTE BALDWIN CELESTE BALOG PHILIP BARBER DEBRA BARNARD DEBBIE BARNES BRIAN BASHORE GRETCHEN BAYLER WILLIAM BAYLISS MARCUS BEAUREGARD MARIAN BEERSTECHER JOSEPH BLAIR LYNNE BOGLE MARK BLAKESLEE PETER BOISVERT RENEE BELONGIA MICHAEL BINGLEY ANTONIO BELTRAN BEV BLACK , PAUL BENSON BOB BLACK 'Oh, geez, Pete, you shouldn,t have.' GERTRUDE BIGELOW DALE BLACKSTONE seniors if DAVE BOLEYN JAN BRAHENY DEBBY BRAMWELL DAVID BRANDON KARAN BONNEY SUE BRESTRUP JEAN BONEN ELIZABETH BREWER KAREN BREWER JILL BOWERSETT seniors MARGARET BUCHANAN 157 ANNE BRODEUR WILLIAM BRYAN JAY BUMPUS SHARON BUNN KATHY BROMLEY TOM BURRELL CARL BROOKS JOYCE BUTLER SCOTT BROWN VICKIE BUTTS seniors BRAD BYRNE JODY CAFFERATA BILL CAPLINGER CHRIS CAHOON seniors DEBBI CALLAHAM KURT CALLAHAM PEGGY CALLAHAN ELLIE CAMPBELL PAT CAMPBELL GLORIA CARRANZA SHAUN CARROLL JERRY CASSIDY RON CAVAGROTTI JAN CAVINESS LINDA CHAMPION ROBIN CHAPMAN BRUCE CHESTNUTT MARK CHRISTOPHER ANN SUE CLARK TOM CLARK BOB CLARY GREG COBB Ferdinand and Friend. MICKEY COHEN SHELLEY COHEN ROBERT COLEMAN JON COLVILLE seniors 159 DEBORAH COOK THOMAS COOK CLARICE CRAVEN JAY CRAIG seniors DANIEL CREEDEN SUE CRENSHAW JANE CRINER STEVE CRITES KATlE CROMLEY LONNIE CROOK BHICapHngen BILL COUSINS CATHY CUBLEY 161 .m... .6. I I ' . 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CINDY CURLEY CHUCK CURTIS seniors SETH DAVIDSON CYNTHIA DAVIS JEAN DAVIS PAUL DEAN A 1 CANDACE DELORENZi NESTOR DIAZ CHARLES DUBSKY DALE EBERHARDT ELIZABETH DEMARET CHRIS DICKINSON JUSTIN DUDLEY JANET EDDY ROBIN DENNIS MIKE DIETZ HONDI DUNCAN GREG EDWARDS ENRIQUE DIAZ BLAIR DILLAWAY JANE DYAR DEBRA EPPARD seniors KELVIN EVANS WILLIAM EVANS usuueeeey!n JOHN FALCONE PEGGY FALCONE JOSETTE FATTORINI BITSY FAZAR STEVE FENIG JIM FERGUSON KATHY FIANDACA DAVID FINDLEY NANCY FINK BILL FLETCHER seniors 163 DANA FOULIS BRAD FRANDSEN JOYCE FOLKS DEBORAH FRAZIER 154 SCOTT FOSTER DAVID FRABER BARBARA FREEHILL GAIL FREIBURGER JIM FRENCH GENE FROGALE Is it that hard to open your eyes, Cliff? seniors ERIN GARVEY LOUISE GERARD JAMES FULLER NANCY GEIER CINDY GHORMLEY RAWLEY GILMORE VELDA GARDNER SUSAN GOLDMAN CECILIA GOODNOW PAUL GARTENMANN MARY GARVER STEVE GORDON seniors 165 166 SHARON GORHAM ABBOTT GREENLEAF CHUCK GRIMSLEY FRED GREUNTHER JOHN GRACE PATRICIA GRIFFITHS DEBBIE GROSSMAN FERNANDO GUTIERREZ JEAN GRAY GAIL GREEN seniors JOYCE HART ALICE HAWKINS JOHN HARVEY CONRAD HAWKINS 167 LINDA HAACK SHERRIE HANKOWSKY Terry Black and Jay Bumpus. KAREN HAGNEY PAT HANSEN PATTY HAMMACK VICKY HANSON TERRI HAMMERQUIST TODD HARDING seniors JOHN HENRY DAVID HERRING z , ! MARK HEACOCK GREG HERRELL SUSAN HESLOP LYNDA HICKMAN CRAIG HEFFERN BECKI HILL JOHN HEG JOHN HINES BETH HELFERS DREXEL HOGAN seniors BRUCE HUGHES ARTHUR HUTCHINS KATHY INGERSOLL KATHY HOLT CLAIRE HURLEY HARRIET HUTSON ELLSWORTH JENN'SON BRYAN HOWELL AMY HUDGINS LOIS HUFF seniors RALPH JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON 170 ELAINE JOHNSON LYNN JOHNSON HM, CALVIN JONES ANITA KARLSTROM CATHY JONES MICHAEL KAYE ' . . DAVID JONES CHARLES KAYS Sophomore, Junlor, Senior. CHRIS JOYCE JENNIFER KELLEY seniors BONNIE KENDRICK JOYCE KENT THOMAS KERN DANIEL KEYES JULIE KiLEY HOLLY KING PETER KING SUSAN KIRKNESS CAROL KITSON GAY KOBERG PAUL KEUTHE WENDY KUTZLEB PEGGY LAMBERT JETT LAUCK SHERALD LEE MAURY LEMON seniors Wow, what a bod! DON LEVY PAT LEWIS NORAH LULICH VICKIE MARSHALL MICHAEL LEVY KAREN LOWE PEGGY LYMAN MELANEY MARTIN CHRISTY MARFUT STEVE MARUT KENT MARSHALL CHARLIE MATHENY seniors KEVIN McMiLLAN DAVID MOISON ERIC MEYER KAREN MONDIE 173 MARTIN MAYLAND RICHARD MCCORMICK KATHY MCBRIDE ROBERTA MCCLURE MARK MCCAFFREY JOHN MCGINNIS MEG MCCARTHY MARGARET MCLELLAN John Colville. JOSE MONTESERIN RHONDA MOREHEAD MARTHA MUNOZ GAIL MURPHY j SALLY MOORE TIM MORGAN STEVE MUNROE LINDA MURRAY 1 MIMI MURRAY DEBBIE MUSALA seniors 175 KATURA NATHAN VINCE NETTUNO LEIF NOREN ERIC ODEA LINDA NEAL ESTHER NEWMAN JERRY NORTON ANIC E OGDEN QNAIJGQEJFF ROBERT NEWMAN DEBBIE NOSS CRAIG OLIVER ELSON DENIS NOONAN JANET ODDENINO BARBARA ORANGE seniors CHUCK OSSOLA NANCY PACKARD Debbie Bernard. SPENCER PACK ROY PAYNE ROBERT PEARL GREG PETRUSKA SUSAN PERRY DAVID PITTS KATHY PESCH EUGENE PRANGE BILL PETERSON MARK PRANGE seniors CHARLES RAGSDALE LISA READ MICHELE PUSEY CHUCK RACINE John Grace, I'The nomenclature of . . . 1 I DEBBIE PRATT JANE QUIBELL LAURIE RAR'CK JIM RECKTENWALD JOHN PRITCHARD KEVIN QUINN SUE PURDUE ROBERT QUINN seniors 177 M1 MOVQ d Mk; WORDSON ML! ! a N M!!!!!:, M3 PH!-wuq x9!!! U WIJH l MKTN SANDRA RIEGER BOB RINGLE TYANN RIVETT CHERYL ROBINSON JO ROCA BOB ROMNEY GAIL ROSENBAUM seniors RICHARD SACRA Ih-W um I Dudley Doright. IRVING ROSENBERG PAUL ST. RAYMOND YASIR SALAH LYNN SALISBURY ELINE ROSENQUIST VICKY SALTZ ROBERT ROUND RORY SCHICK LAURIE RUSSELL MARK SCHONING seniors MIKE SCHULTE KATHY SCHUTZ PHILIP SCHWARTZ GEORGE SCHWEITZER seniors MARK SEGARS INGE SELDEN TERRY SHATTUCK BOBBI SILVA EARL SIMPSON TOM SIMPSON LINDA SKIRVIN ANNE SLONIM BARBARA SMITH CHRISTIAN SMITH GARY SMITH JANET SMITH KATHY SMITH SCOTT SMITH TERI SMITH PAT SMOLINSKI PETE SMOLINSKI ROBERT SNOW JENNIFER SOUTHERLY PAULA STANFORD seniors 182 Peggy Callahan. TOM STAFFORD GARY STAUSS JON STEPHENS FRANK STOTMEISTER LISA STEPHENSON MARK SULLIVAN PETE STOCK DEBBIE SULTON JOHN STOKELY LAURIE SUSLOW seniors KERRY THORN MARTHA THRAILKILLE BECKY TOMA PHILLIP THORPE LISA TILLMAN LISA T030 183 JIM SUTHARD ' TONY TAFFI Making mud pies? GLENN TERRELL DONNA THOMPSON seniors 184 FRED TRAKOWSKI JANICE TRAWICK seniors NANCY TRIBBY SUE TRIPLETT GREG TUROSAK SUZAN TWILLEY BRAD TYREE DAVID ULLMANN JIM URBAN EDNA VENEY CATHY VOLTMER ROBBIN WALKER RAYMOND WALLACE BESSIE WATSON a c..-H...M.og.d.d,$ ,- W - NATHAN WAYNE DEANNA WEAVER 185 KEITH WEAVER BRIAN WEST WENDY WEINBERG PETE WESTER SUE WENRICH JENNE WHITE seniors 186 Watch it, Bobby. WARREN WIGUTOW MARY LOU WILKIE Seniors CLIFF WILLIAMS MIKE WILLSON CATHY WILSON PETE WILSON DRU WWDHAM MARY WOOD MARY WRIGHT RUTH ZAFREN DON ZIMBRO DANI ZINNA MICHAEL WYNNE ELLEN ZAGORIN CHIP ZIMMERMAN BRENDA ZOMBRO 187 p L ., - . J Li J, W h Seniors got thespiri ! Ruth Zafren and Bob Romney MOST LIKELY TO ProctorHarvey and Bitsy Fazar BEST PERSONALITY. SUCCEED. 188 senior superlatives Mike Willson and Robin Dennis-BEST ALL AROUND. seniors nr4l-rld'u SQ FlS-l MI.,- 1- mkm- uuun 1.1.1:: ma gun a 1.1. w. an Etna; 2210's.! , .5 . V W t M' u-m. wt agn- 17.. a : w'.,.. w - .. pr 1,2; wyw 3y, xm-wvtguum .I . nu inn! Vi; - an ad! !$ ,1 i6 i! wk 1a' i 0.;' maww ,xwth am ms. mu m. . 1,4.m - -.. alg- m I a w. 1.3m mmmmvw,- m w, W o Mia ? ., I mu Dru Windham and Steve Gordon-MOST ATTRACTlVE. Craig Oliver and Kathy Schutz-MOST POPULAR. Dave Boleyn and Lynn Salisbury FRIENDLIEST. seniors 190 Kathy Wilson and Gene FrogaIe-MOST ATHLETIC. Bruce Hughs and Jodi Cafferata MOST BASHFUL. Sharon Bunn and Cliff Williams MOST TALENTED. $.1 uh . ,zu ichele Puse and David Herrin -MOST m': EPENDABLEY g 191 DE Norah Lulich and David Anderson MOST INTELLIGENT. Scott Brown and Margaret Buchanan--MOST CREATIVE. .8 a A l i I t I , t u. ' ' S How can . . . we have all the energy and enthusiasm of a thousand cheerleaders . . . How can . . . we work harder than anyone else and have more fun doing it . .. How can . . . we put on the best Prom and Sadie Hawkins Dance that Stuart ever saw . . . How can . . . we wash more cars and bake more cakes than ever before . . . How can . . . we do all this and still be underclassmen? Because we are Juniors . .. v , x And proud of it! 194 Chuck Knoles, President; Karen Anderson, Girl Senator; Kim Bird, Vice-President; Dean Wolf, Boy Senator; GeoffGlass,Secretary; Stuart Culver, Treasurer. Deborah Abbott Rita Alesandrelli Karen Anderson Vickie Anderson Robert Adams Michalene Amon Nancy Anderson Myra Anson Michele Arkin Teresa Arnold juniors Love American Style. Hey Eric, you,re going in the wrong room! John Aronson Cheryl Ater Brock Baker Stuart Baker Car!ton Ball Mary Arthur Preston Atkins Jeff Baker Vicky Baldwin Cralg Barnard juniors 195 Matthew Barron William Beard Stephen Bashore Gary Becker '- TL...- mem lf you don,t like it, you clean it up! juniors Gregory Bee Keith Bee Charles Beh rens Jon Bennett Mark Berger Anne Bevis Brian Beyer Kim Bird Gary Bjarnason Deborah Black Terry Black Bobbie Bland Daniel Boatwright Michele Bonney Karen Botterud Sandra Bracken Sherry Bragg Linda Brown Eloisa Buch Marcene Burgess Jean Byrne Marcella Byrne Mary Caffrey Helen Calkins Steve Campbell Jonathan Canfield Stephen Cargill Jodi Carroll Julio Casanas Brain Cashell Buz Causin Bruce Chaskin John Clegg Peter Clegg Laura Clohan Ruth Ann Clothier Reinhard Clumpkens juniors 198 Dale Cochran Michael Cochran Kathy Coffman juniors Laurie Cohen Anne Cohn Robert Comegys Linda Comer Karen Copp Alexander Costea Emma Counts Greg Courlas Cynthia Coville Kenneth Cox Mark Cramer Sally Crickenberger Elain-e Crisp Angelina Cruz Stuart Culver Donna Danley James Darracott Richard Davenport Robert Davidson Ann Davin Diane Davis Doug Dawson Marilyn Dawson Charles Day WiIIiam Dental Diane DePriest Mary Desloge Michael Dodd Louis Detweiler Thomas Donelson Susie Dietz Anne Doupe David Distrito Katherine Dowling Robin Dole Deborah Duvall Robert Edmunds David Eisenberg Larry Enggcott Miren Etcheverry Richard Etter juniors 200 Gary Faigen Elizabeth Fitzgerald Randy Franks Nancy Furr Bill George Janis Fattorini Laurie Fisher Heidi Fratus Valori Fussell Greg Gerlach Vivian Feagan Doug Fleit John Friday Kathleen Gannon Joyce Gilkey Ann Feldmann Brain Flynn Robert Friend Carla Gazale Terri Gilpin Robert Finch Cynthia Foster Jon Fry Cory Geier Geoffrey Glass juniors +. William Glover Janie Goldman Cynthia Gossom Pamela Gray Claire Green Ward Green Cynthia Grigsby Therera Haislip John Hale Eunice Halward David Hancock Jo Ellen Hardgrave Gary Harney John Herreld Eddie Harrington Paul Hartke juniors Debbie Hauser Charles Hayden Lyle Hayden Stacey Hayford Tony Heavener juniors Patrice Henderson Patrick Henry William Herin Linda Herrera Robert Higgins Janet Hilder Jane Hildreth Charles Hiser Anne Hoard Patricia Hogan Mary Hogge Debra Hollowell William Holmberg Donald Hook Diane Hoppmann Bill Houston David Hughes Karen Hummer Charles Hunt John Hunt Stephen Jaszewski Terry Jensen William Jerome Leon Jewett Gail Johnson James Hutchin Frances Hutton Marilyn Ingersoll Mary Inguagiata Sumako Kelley Jewel Karibian Karen Kendrick Holly Johnson Roxane Johnson Mary Jones Juliet Jordan Patsy Jorstad Chuck Knoles. Elaine Kennedy Andrew Kerr Chuck Knoles Thomas Kenny Delta King Laura Koschny . Richard Kent Ralph Kipp Mary Komorowsku Andrea Kraft Laurel Larson Mark Kubat Connie Lau Mark Kukoski DeDe Lauck U . ,, Paul Kunberger Kenneth Lawwill Mmm - - - ' te'eSt'ng - - - Michael LaFay Kathy Lazzell juniors Leslie LeBlanc Betty Lee Jeanne Leggett Debbie Lenehan Ellen Levenson Mark Lewis Debbie Lindow Tom Lockhart Debbie Long Kathy Lunsford Cindy Lysaght Valerie MacDuffee Douglas Madison Richard Madden Craig Magargel Theresa Malin Paul Mansuy James Mardis Edward Markey Bruce Marquis Dodson Marrs David Marshall Jeanette Marshall Jeanette Marshall Marilyn Martin juniors Zan a doodle do. Elias Martinez Dirk Marvin Mary Mastorakis juniors Larue Mathis Mary Maturi Douglas McBride Kerrin McCaffrey Joan McDaniel Doug McDonald John McEnany Eric McFarland Sally McKenzie Roy McLain Laurin McLaughlin James McLeHan John McNey Sandra McWilliams Beth Meade Robert Merrill Barrie Meyer Sieve Milefsky Eileen Miller Bob Miller Rose Moak Philip Moore Linda Moryl Rebecca Mott Liz Morowczynski Jeff Myers Patricia Neal Elaine Nahai Susanna Neal Linda Nelson Jane Nisselson Robert Nolan Judy Oddenino Hollis Olin Rita Ormasa Bruce Orndorff Robert Osborne John Overbeck Philip Ovuka Deborah Oyler Beth Paladino Missy Parker Robert Parker juniors Averill Paul Jeff Paulson Debbie Payne Sheila Payne Sally Pearson juniors Cheryl Ping Bill Post Eileen Quinn Todd Pizer Edward Prince Charlie Ramsdale Bo Poats Valerie Quam Nancy Ramsey Debbie Pell Bruce Perkins Michael Perry Bill Pesch H ,, Todd peterson No autographs now, fans. Robin Rankin Martha Raymond Richard Rebh Sherrel Rees Patricia Register Russell Ridgeway Bonnie Riggs Christine Rinehart Kathy Ringhausen Randy Rinker Doug Robbins David Robertson Charles Robinson Sheila Robinson Betsy Roche Edward Rodriguez Pete Rojas Nancy Rood Leonard Roth Dot Roundtree Barby Rubin Jim Ruedisueli Harry Rupnik Sara Ryan Ann Samuelson juniors 209 George Sanders Carl Schulz Joel Shamaskin Kristin Smith Steve Souville Patricia Schieffel Mary Schuweiler Stephen Shea Lisa Smith Mary Spicer Doug Schmidt Mike Selig David Simmons Tom Smith Dean Squires Steve Schnably Steve Sennewald Bill Simpson Tim Smith Jeff Starnes Carol Schneider Linda Sewell Linda Smasal Frances Smoot William Stevener juniors A moment of thought. 211 1 K NM; uK 4Xi I Robin Stevens Geoffrey Strange Debbie Sullivan Elizabeth Sutch George Swaney Fred Stober Julie Streich Rebecca Sundahl John Sutphin Frances Swenholt Steve Stock Edward Subowsty Gregory Sundborg Alan Svedlow Robin Swetlow Stacey Stone Bob Suhre Kathleen Stover Gene Sullenberger juniors Linda Sykes Mary Theriault Michael Taylor Howard Thomas Phillip Telford Susie Thompson m. wa m HOooh! iuninrs Robert Toma Margaret Toso Lise Trakowski Bob Trapp Paul Turosak Merle Tyroler Carol Tyson Randy Turley Mary Urbanczyk Ed Van Oeveren Iris Verdicanno Rikki Vernor Elia Vina John Grace and Mike Blakeslee. 213 Carql Volgmer Matt Walpole William Wertz Paul West James Whitfield Davud Waite Kathey Walters Elizabeth West Paul Whims Susan Whitfield Edward Walinsky Larry Weinberg Patricia Walker Kent Wells Vicki Wallshein Michael Werner juniors 11:1 214 J.E.B. Stuart Johnny Weismuller. x Babette Wiley Karol Windham Eric Winter Gretchen Woll Cindy Wrenn DaVId WIISOH Linda Wingfield Dean Wolf James Workman Ruth Wright juniors Hilary Zlotnick 215 Paul Wrigley John Yaremchuk Debbie Yeager Linda Yorty Charlene Zepp juniors 216 Tony Tiger, growl your way down Peace Valley Lane. Show the student body that there is a special class at Stuart. Tell ev- eryone, shout it from the bleachers, that the class of 73 has come to conquer. Sure, wetre young now. We have to get more years behind us before we can be tops. But we have more than enough gusto for life, and spirit for Stuart, to overcome any obstacle. Stand up, sophomores and be counted. Charles Adams Judith Adams Lorraine Adams Kathleen Allen Stephen Allen Dean Alton sophomores Seated: Mark Barry, President. Standing: Becky Rommey, S.A.C. Representative; Kathy Rodier, Treasurer; Peggy Kent, Girl Senator; Jeff Havard, Boy Senator; Maria Lopez, Secretary; Ray Crosier, Vice-President. Patricia Anderson Pamela Anthony Carol Argust Alexander Balian James Banks Andre Barbeau William Armstrong Pamela Atkins Jonathan Baker , Mark Barry Timothy Barwick Elizabeth Bashore Patricia Beall Bonnie Beachler Kenneth Belongia Sharon Bell Renato Benedicto Anthony Bennett Charles Bennett Paul Bergaust Susan Berger Dawn Bersson Loretta Bertamini Lisa Bingley ' Melinda Birnbaum Barry Blackburn Sharon Bleckley Caura Boom Susan Bosta Anne Botterud Denise Bourgeois David Boyd Christy Bradley Georgiana Braheny Maureen Breen Terrie Ann Breit James Breithaupt Tom Brodeur Elizabeth Bromley sophomores 218 Ma k Brown Robert Bruce Carolyn Bryson Melora Burrell Edward Carlson Phillrip Brown Nora Brugger Stephen Bumpus .. Amy Caffrey Maureen Carroll Robert Brown George Bruhl Diane Buonincontn William Cahoon Ernest Carter Laura Casanas Marianne Chaconas Martha Chalker sophomores lanthe Crist David Clapper Katherine Clary Eugene Clay Alicia Clegg Barbara Cline David Clubb Jack Clumpkins Solange Coakley Jay Cogar Ilene Cohen Steven Coleman Gerrit Conger Kathleen Connell Michael Connors Richard Conrad Mary Beth Costea Cora Crabtree Janet Cromley Raymond Crosier Mercedes Cruz James Cullen Gail Cullinan Nancy Curtis William Dands Pamela Davis Walter Day William Dean Diane Defries Gregory Del Monte sophomores 220 Deborah Dennis Michael Dickinson Paulette Dietz sophomores Christine Dixon Jonathan Dowell David Drucker Lillian Dubsky Nina Dudley Karin Dukas Faith Duncan Ronna Duncan Soni Echeverri Jay Eddy Mark Emlet Pamela Eppard Randall Evans Mark Fawver Barrett Fazar Kim Fendley David Fenig Thomas Fiandaca Peter Filkins Clair Fisher Mark Fitzgerald Robert Floyd Ann Flynn Marie Forcier Francis Ford Dorothy Fosnaught Victor Foster Melanis Fox Susanne Fox Phyllis Franks Patrick Franz Veronica Frecknall Scott Friberg Robin Galley Gregory Gannon Evelyn Garner Philip Geiger Paul Glassner Kim Glidewell Madeline Gold Toni Gomes Deborah Goodson Catherine Gorham Robert Gardner Stephan Gradoville Richard Gray Susanne Gray Shelley Greenspan Judith Grove Judith Gysin Mary Haack sophomores Najib Hakim Mark Handmacher Patricia Harrell 1 Hilary Hale Sandra Hamish Brian Hartman 222 Kelley Haupt Joseph Hickey Jeffrey Havard James Hicks Leigh H'eflebower Bradley Hiner quan Henry Iren H'iner. Barbara Proschan. Elizabeth Henshaw Cynthia HInshaw Catherine Herlong John Hoard sophomores Richard Hogg Helen Hynes Linda Hoke James Jackson Jennifer Jackson Cathy Jaster John Jennison Karen Jensen Sandra Honnold John Howell Timothy Howell Hector Jeyakaran Craig Johnson William Johnson James Jones Richard D. Jordan Richard G. Jordan Lola Joyce Madeleine Karle Leslie Karlstrom Diane Katz Sheila Kelley Mary Kent William Kirby Karnen Kitson Perry Knicely Scott Knoles Theresa Koschny sophomores David Kuethe Tom Kugel Ellen Lakin Susan Lamm Robert Layton Valerie Lazzell sophomores Janice Lee Brian Lennon Liz Lentz Leslie Lewis Michael Libatore Kristin Lindow Cathy Lloyd Richard Lober Maria Lopez Bruce Lukoskie Robert Luria Jane MacKinnen Cathey Maloney George Mangano William Mardis Richard Markey David Marut Beverly Marshall Betsy Marzolf Grace Matheny Tanya Mauro Paul Mayo Vincent McAllister David McAnulty Mike McBride Caren McDaniel Roderick McLucas Richard McMahon Terry McMasters Donald McNeil Stephanie McNelIy Christopher McNuIty Kristina Medinger David Meinke Patricia Merchant Barry Meyer Debra Miller Jeffrey Mintz Whitney Misch Wanda Miska Marion Moeser Peter Moison Thomas Moore John Morn Terri Morris James Morriss Brian Murphy James Nabero Lucinda Naley Victoria Nathan Peter Naudus Denise Nean Pam Noss Larry Ohrmund sophomores 225 226 Barbara Olcott William O,Rourke Debra Osborn Henry Osborn Robert Osborn Francis Parkinson sophomores Steven Parker Caron Paul Forrest Payne Robert Pearson David Pell Jack Peterson Betty Lou Petrosky Gail Pollack Luisa Portal Robert Prange William Price Barbara Proschan Geoffrey Pugh Amy Purdue Jeffrey Ragsdale Susan Rees Janet Reiss Rhonda Revels Betty Richardson Robin Ricketts Ann Rioux Michael Rivkin Edward Robinson Walter Robinson Kathy Rodier Becky Romney James Rowan Neal Ruecraft Frederick Sager Maiwan Sarsour Anne Sayer Peggy Schafer Charles Schlegel Richard Schmeltz Deborah Schneider Ellen Schneider Judy Schneyer Craig Schoning William Schueneman Jennifer Schulte Rose Schwartz Carl Scheigofer Richard Schwenz Ann Sennewald Joyce Segars Howard Shapiro Jack Selden John Shaw Chicken-wire Raider. sophomores 227 Kathleen Shea Loretta Sherman Paula Shuman Edward Seveika Jeff Silva Grace Simon sophomores David Skirvin Sharon Sloane Amy Sbnim Kristina Smith Natalie Smith Raymond Smith Michael Smolinski Andrea Solarz Lorraine Spaulding Wayne Spilker Debora Stanley Mary Stavinoha Frederick Stebbing Linda Stein Jeffery Stephens Max Stephenson Steven Strange Pam St. Raymond Ann Stukhart Karleen Suazo Kathleen Sullivan Marie Sutphin Robert Sutton Charles Sykes Assaradun Tarin Deborah Tiller Cathy Tobin Kenneth Trawick Rick Turner John Vanik That Ultra-Brite smile John Vorhaus Sally Washnock Robert Vorona Thomas Wayne Denise Wagoner Laura Wagoner Brad Ward Tiwanda Washington Melissa Webber Robin Weeks Forrest West Patti Whelchel sophomores 230 Linda Williams Christopher Wilson Catherine Wolford Diana Willis Dale Wilson Alberta Wright Diana Whitaker Barbara Wilson Kevin Woisard Arinda Wright Wilmont White Ralph Whitt Dorothy Wiley John Williams Larry Williams sophomores Roberta Wright Thomas Wright Terry Yokum Jerry Zeavin Nancy Zech Cheryl Zlotnick '? 'W 91 nu ! X 9 h I 1' n. g. ,1 v 1 . ' ' 'me, 1! I I m freshmen What could we do except: Enter a float in Homecoming and Win Most Humorous, Sponsor class parties and class picnics, What could we say except: We supported the baby raiders; We were great; We were freshmen. 232 Patricia Abelt Lucia Anderson Jay Arkin Wendy Abrams Mark Anderson Margaret Arnold Jerrold Allen Tom Anderson Kathleen Ash Miriam Allen Gwendolyn Andrews James Ashcraft freshmen Put on the Spring Dance and make money. Clarence Asher Victor Ashworth Charlene Ater James Atkins Shavanne Cogar, Secretary; Robie Frogale, President; Chip Williams, Boy Senator; Stacy Oliver, Girl Senator; Gwen Andrews, Treasurer. Valerie Atkinson Nancy Ball Russell Avery David Bar Clarke Baldwin Mia Baranowsk Jane Baldwin Chailene Barham Tulia Beltran Jean Benson Cindy Benson Gregory Bigelow Julia Black Koren Blair Susan Blakeslee Kimberly Black Richard Boatwrighl Bettina BourgeOIs William Bovqnder Theresa Bower Margaret Bowles Robert Bowman James Brickel James Brodeur Deborah Brown Paige Brown David Brownlie Peggy Bumgardner James Byrne Margaret Calkins Brenda Campbell Robin Cardinell Carl Carey Judith Cargill Anna Carlson Maura Carroll Joan Cazalas David Chaffee Elizabeth Chandler Jaynie Cheney Michael Chesser Nora Clubb William Cochran Sallee Co ar Margaret ollins Ries Cook Timothy Cook Dianne Cornwell Arlene Custer Mary Courlas freshmen Karen Crane Jody Crisp Carol Cross John Cumming Lynn Cummiskey Doris Dalrymple Marjorie Dando freshmen Kimberly Daniel Christian Darasco Ann Davidson Delores Dean Mary Dean Tara Debutts Chris Delaney Gregory Derhaag Antony Deskis Joanne Devorss Joan Dickinson Tara Dickinson Gregory Dixon Nancyne Doherty Marianna Dorr Elizabeth Dowling Barbara Dronenburg David Doupe George Dueno Bradley Ecklund Amy Elder Susan Emlet Jennie Estes Sharon Etter Andrew Fenlon Laurie Ferris Julia Field Leigh Fitchett Theodore Fitzgeorge Christine Fleischbein Harold Fleming Mary Folks Douglas Fosnight Jennifer Foster Douglas Foulis Gary Fowler Jeffrey Fratus C rus Frazier ayne Freeman John Frawley Terry Friedlander Robert Frogale Kristie Gardener Christopher Gay Silvia Geil Janis Glenn Nancy Goldklang Laura Goldman Cynthia Gordon Laurie Graham William Grant Jeffrey Green Richard Green Susan Greenleaf Larry Grossman William Gysin Nancy Hacskaylo Robert Hall Anita Hanshaw Janet Harvey Robert Ha ford Holanda ayton Gary Hegranes Patrick Henry Patrick Hendrickson Jaifa Hernandez Waiter Hibbard Fredrick Hilder Ann Hildreth Carla Hilliard Joseph Hilton William Hofford Kathleen Hogan Greg Holloway Ronald Hollowell Torn Horn Deborah Horne freshmen 235 Solitude. Robert Hughes Harrison Hutson James Ingersoll Guy Jacobs freshmen Joseph Jacobs Belinda Johnson Michael Johnson Amos Jones Barbara Jones Caren Jones Daniel Jones Patricia Jones Deborah Jordan Thomas Karnes Kerry Kelley Kathleen Kelly Stewart Kent Kim Kettle Kristen Khoury Ann King John Kin William inter Gilbert Kirkpatrick Sandra Kriviski Lynnden Kuwano Sharon LaFayette Linda Lamback Marina Landi Catherine Layne Richard Leatherman Paul Lecompte William Lecos John Lemasters Barbara Lerom Jed Lewis Matthew Liberatore Jean Lockhart Deborah Lockwood Michele Lowe Barbara Maloney Janet Mansuy Linda Marcuse Yolanda Markey Gourth Marshall Edith Martin Martha Maturi - William Mayberry Lori Mayland Cherry Mayo Eddy McElwee Greg McLaurin Catherine McLellan John McNeil Sandra McNeX Jonathan Mc nulty John Meador Teresa Meinke Philip Mendez Mari Miller Sara Miller Jacqueline Mills Joyce Mills Paul Mizoue Thomas Moak Silvia Monteserin Lucy Montanari Bruce Moore Charles Morn Julia Mudd Robert Mullens Joan Murphy Sandra Music freshmen 237 Richard Myers Majorie Myerson Stanley Naudus Pet'er Nelson Jon Nerenberg Andrew Ness Rhoda Nevitt freshmen Hernan Noguer Patricia Norman Robert Nowland Mary Nugent Margaret Nutt Stacie Oliver Claire O NeilI Kathy O'Reilly Cheryl Ossola Kathie Ottinger Warren Pack Liliana Palleres Nanette Paolillo Jonathan Parker William Parker Georgia Parkinson James Paull Irvin Payne Nieves Pazo Deborah Peabody Theresa Phelan Mariano Piedra Peter Post Matthew Prestera Dania Pruna Elizabeth Purple Terry Puryear Diane Quacken bush Kevin Quam Ch ris Quinn Thomas Rando Phoebe Ransone Cynthia Rantz David Rauth Eric Rauth Gary Rawlins Barbara Raymond Lynn Recktenwald Suzanne Rheuark Laura Ricciardelli Kathleen Richmond Barbara Ring Oscar Roach Gerald Robinson Angela Rogers Debby Rooks Dana Russell Peter Ryan Camille St. Hilaire Najwa Salah Frances Saltz Theresa Satriano Timothy Saunders Peter Sayre Karen Schaadt Katherine Schintzel Gary Schoning Rieta Schwartz Gini Scott Jennifer Searls John Seidenburg Roger Shands Shelia Shaug Brandon Shea Shelley Shultz Lisa Shuman Beth Silver Joseph Simpson Robert Simpson Linda Smith Michael Smith Steven Smolinski Vida Sokol Valerie Solarz Michael Spradlin Craig Stevener Leigh Stevens freshmen 239 Ronald Stober Lyn Storey Joseph Stonesifer Terry Stra er Philip St. aymond Gayle Subowsty Paula Sykes freshmen David Temes Mark Temple Kenneth Terrell Chris Thigpen Shirleen Thomas K Jill Thrasher Michael Thuesen Charles Timpko Norman Toso Grace Tull Ch ristopher Thompson Frank Tullar Daniel Thompson David Turosak Mary Twyford Bruce T roler Sharon llmann Tad Unumb David Vail Ellen VanDrooge Ford Vosburgh Alice Vroom Roxanne Waite Rebecca Walker Richard Wallace Anne Walpole Richard Washer Carla Weber WWW Walter Weeks Barry Weiner Betty Welles Marian Wenrich Shelia White Elizabeth Whitt Craig Wilber Carol Williams Janis Williams John Williams Karen Williams Valree Williams Donna Willis Sara Windham Keith Winter Barry Witt Jefferson Workman Duncan Wright Frances Wright Sean Wright Melissa Wynne Deborah Yaney Michael Yochem Susan Yorty James Zavrel Carol Zech Matt Zekan Linda Zimmerman Lily Palleres. Still wearing your Glasgow T-shirt? Oh, come now. freshmen MR. MORTON Assistant Principal. MR. GRISWOLD - Assistant Principal. 244 MR. LAMBERT Administrative Aide. MR. HOLDEN - Assistant Principal. MR. PARRISH - Principal. faculty MRS. ROBERTSON -- Secretary. MRS. HACKING - Data Processing Operator. administration MRS. LEEWE Office Manger. faculty 245 guidance 246 MRS. FERGUSON MRS. SEVIEKA - Secretary. faculty MR. PAWLAK MRS. ANTIEAU MR. FAULS faculty engHsh MISS SCOTT MRS. PERLUT MRS. McFARLAND Head of English Department. 248 .71. MISS MATNEY MRS. WHITFIELD MR. FRIESEM faculty 249 MRS. PEABODY MRS. TIEDE MRS. NORDLAND p MRS. HOLT faculty MRS. DAVENPORT DR. NALLS faculty 44K MR. ROYLANCE MRS. LENVIN engHsh MRS. GARRISON MISS MASK home economics 251 MRS. NELSON MRS. DERRICK faculty MISS BARRETT COL. LYKE MRS. WILSON 1 X MRS. CONDIT MR. WARD faculty MRS. CERCONE MRS. LOFTIS MRS. ISAKOV MRS. NEWMAN DR. ESSER faculty 253 COL. HUGGINS MISS MATNEY MRS. KOHAN mathematics , WWW MR. WHOOLERY Head of Math MR. DAVIS Department. faculty MR. RAINES 255 MR. SINGER MR. DEVIER COL. LANG faculty social studies MR. VLIET COL. SCHADE 256 MISS ROBERTS Head of Social Studies Department. COL. KAIT MISS SUCHMAN faculty MR. VARNER MRS. PEYTON 257 MRS. DePREIST MR. BOGGESS MR. KITCHEN COL. GORDANIER MR. CONRAD MR. MALKIN MR. NORWOOD .CATALDO Head of Science Department. faculty 1 science 5; MR. WEIMER 259 MRS. STEELE MRS. O,NElL MR. LILLEY faculty 260 MISS CUNNINGHAM MR. DEGIORGI - Head of PE. Department. MISS WATLINGTON faculty MR. ROTH MR. ROBYAK MR. MARTIN MRS. SEIDEL fine arts armamm v MR. DONEGAN MR. ROOKS MRS. KEILY 261 business MRS. HAYES ind MR. BLAKE faculty MR. CLEMENTS $WW cooperative school work study program MRS. BIRCH MISS LANE 263 MR. PEELE 13'? MRS. ROSE MR. KERIN faculty Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness, and l in your longings have built a tower in the sky. closing section But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn.The noontide is upon us and our haIf-waking has turned to a fuller day, and we must part. closing section If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. closing section 267 And if our hands should meet in another dream, we shall build another tower in the sky. Excerpts taken from The Prophet by Kahlil Gibram closing section in memorium .And death shall have no dominion. No more may gulls cry at their ears, Or waves break loud on the seashore; Where blew a flower may a flower no more Lift its head to the blows of the rain; Though they be mad and dead as nails, Heads of the characters hammer through daisies; Break in the sun till the sun breaks down, And death shall have no dominion. From: ttAnd Death Shall Have No Dominion By: Dylan Thomas 268 Mrs. Thienel. Mr. Dubin. Peter contemplates the rent sign in front of Mary Price Realtors. If you are looking for a house or would like to put one up for sale contact Mary Price - 820-6500. 5603 Leesburg Pk. Falls Church, Va. next trip try our Ranch Hand Platter $1.19 Pres Brown,s Inc. 115 West Nelson Street Lexington,VirginLa 24450 463-5587 V 463-3521 Distributors of Athletic Equipment ' And Spa rting Goods THE FAIRFAX SCHOOl 0F BAllH 269 And The FAIRFAX BAllH CO. INC. hon profit organizatiom NEAR SEVEN CORNERS CLASSICAL - BALLET MODERN JAZZ Children OTeen Agers Adults Beginning through 0 Professional Professionally ' :I .- Equipped studio Air-conditioned 820-6524 - DIRECTORS - 948 2369 Thomas and Ilona Russell Formerly of the Metropolitan Opera 5 . 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Specializing in fine silver and Atlas Sports Store is located in the Bailey's Cross jewelry, Micheleis is located in the Baileyis Cross Roads Shopping Center. Roads Shopping Center. advertisements Compliments of Philosophy Club 272 Book,n Card Shop 8110 Arlington Blvd. Falls Church, Va. ?Ruusr Anita ., open M-F:9t09 SAT.: 9 to 6 SUN.: 9 to 5 560-6999 Be like David and Mark and take your clothes to the Culmore Cleaners, where drycleaning is at its very best. Culmore Cleaners is located in the Culmore Shopping Center -they're reliable. advertisements Greg tests out one of the many lines of sporting equipment sold at Sports and Hobbies, located in Annandale on Route 236. 273 Is it a greenhouse? No, itts Karin's Florist, offering a tremendous variety of plants and flowers at the right cost. CULMORE REALTY COMPANY REAL ESTATE BROKERS h MOZEL g DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Gail and Annie find themselves trapped Debbie, Peter, and Mark get in the picture at Rosslyn Auto Body, In the Culmore Realty Company, located located on Leesburg Pike near the Baileyts Cross Roads Shopping at 6031 Leesburg Pike in the Culmore Center. Sh 'n Center. Oppl g advertisements Marian, Julian, and friends look over a great deal at Bill Page Pontiac, Annandale Road and Route 50. 274 EconopHnt 626 South Washington Street Falls Church, Va. for fine quality and good service Rosenthal Chevrolet has the car that fits everyone - even Wendy, Annie, Gretchen, and Gail. advertisements COMPLIMENTS of SABRE 275 Phone: 534-8900 J Ar Koons Ford, Inc. 7 Corners Falls Church, Va. New Cars, Trucks 8 Used Cars ' mw nu .- At A 8. A Appliance Shop anything'can be fiied, even . . . Located in the Jefferson Shopping Center. advertisements m Principal For Instruct! , A IB.A., Atlantic Christian College M .A., Universi of Virginia HARRIS. EUG NIA Typmg I Bookkeeping. VOT Coordina'td Busmess CM: , of North Ga Mina yping 1 , ida glEWMrIIXN, MARGARITA pal .S., Appalachian State University M. Ed., University of Virginia PAWLAK, JOSEPH Guidance Ggunselor B. A., YounWown State University aM. S., St. Bonaventure University LPEA'BODY, ANNE iiEnglish, Latin I ational Honor Society B, Millikin University LANE. ELIE , I ' Iai Edupa oi; Speciai Ed I EastiwrolidEUniversity ' .,Univei yof Virginia A. B., Rutgers , , PEY'TON, MA- A . History ublic Speaking, , Kaden internationai- Thespia g ' M Chess Club B A. ., Furman Uni 3.352;; gunbarrtlarli gallege eton al niversi , W Eofaual MARGARET m eat h sical du t Philo'sbphy Clu I Y ca Ion en- -Door lnter-rac a , New York University A oncord Coll L e . estVirginia niversny ,BERTS WINIFRBD America; Histo Hahor Societv , .,tWes irginia University ROB AK, ROBERT Hegith 2; Physical Education . If'Football, J. V. Track B Ed., Washburn University MA George Washington University AMROOKS, ROBERT Choral Music B.M.,LM.M., Westminister Choir College . ROSE, MARY B.A ' En iiSh, Mathematics, Social Studies MARTIN, ROB ' ; d., Wisconsin State University Health 8i Physica ' I I M. A., Marquette University Baskeiball ngOTH, DONALD B -5' Biology, Physical Education Wrestling J.V. Basketball ROYLANCE, DAVID n Iish 'Mary Washin SA RE , I MATNEY DAISY r- BA, University of Virginia English - SCHADE, HOWARD - Government, History Swim Club , B ..,A Upsala College - erican UnivBI'sity niversityoe g EiBER, HORRAGENE MCFARLAND, ROBERTA , I gem conomics iIState University 3.31,?iiio State Universitv I Mg College of William and Mary BM, RICHARD , , . ..S. WestVirginm g ' ', ' QB A stha'mpton College 1.1-st ROSSER i A L i - ZON NNE .L Spanish nish Ciub ,lndiana University ' I V .M., American University L, .. ., . ami UniveISIty'I .M., Wesley Theolo 'gal ' ' ,STUART Southern Meth k . 8? LE MYRNE Future Home . z I. -9y 3. BWIssissmpl State , , I . outhern Methodist Universny index 277 ii teacher index F.T.A. B.S.. University of Oklahoma M. Ed., Universi of Oklahoma SUCHMAN, JOA Sociology. World Histrory Kaden Balladiers B.A.. George Washington University THIENEL, JANE Shorthand, Typing Nike Club B.B.A.. University of Minnesota THOMSON, PATRICIA Art, English Art Honor Society lntramurals 8.8., University of Wisconsin M.Ed., Frostburg State College TIEDE. JULIA English B.A., University of Oklahoma UPHOFF. JEAN Mathematics Pep Club B.A., University of Maryland UTTERBACK, JAMES I.C.T., Business VICA Club 278 Varsity Baseball 85.. Bridgewater CoHege VARNER, ROBERT History Debate Club A.B., Duke University VIDNOVIC, MARGE Guidance Counselor Freshmen Class A.B., Trinity College M.A.. Ohio University . M.A., George Washington Universny VLIET. LELAND Hlstog B.A.. eorge Washington University M.A.. George Washington University WARD, JAMES French Senior Class French Honor Society A.B., University of North Carolina M.Ed., University of North Carolina WATLINGTON, HADEN Health at Physlcal Education Girls J.V. Basketball Girls Varsity Softball B.S., Madison College M. Ed., George Washington University WEAVER. R TH Guidance Counselor So homore Class A. ., Northwestern University WEIMER. WARREN Science, Mathematics Science Club B.A.. Bridgewater College WHITFIELD, MARGUERITE English A.B., University of North Carolina M.A., American University WHOOLERY. KENNETH Mathematics Math Team A.B., Fairmont State College A.M., West Virginia University WILSON,SHIRLEY Spanish Tri-HI-Y B.S., Madison Coilege index AMPBELL Art Honor Society 3,4; Balladiers 2,3; CADENCE iNGIER American History Honor Society 3, Secretary- Art and Literara Club 2, President 3; CADENCE 4; I213 2:1'mernational iub 3, 4; Math Honor Society 3, 4; Na- Ir Sdaeiety, 3, 4; Russian Club 2, 3, Vice- President 4; Russian 9 ,I iDY Baseball 3, 4; Footbaii 1, 2, 3, 4. AGROTTI American History Honor Socier 3, 4; Concert 'hior National Honor Society 2, Latin Club 3, 4; Latin ' ;Marching Band 1 2, 3, 4, Math Honor Society 2, 3 4, . 4; usic Man 1; Nationai Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish ieiy 1, 2 3, 4; Stamp and Coin Club1,,2 3, 4; Tennis Team 3, 4. ESTNUTT Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidon 2, 3, 4. ' ,ISTOPHER American History Honor, Society 34; Cross 3,4- Key Club 3, Recording Secretary 4, Letterman s Club ' ack 1, 2, 34 113811101. . Team 2,3, Co-Captain 4; French CIub efbaii 13' 3.4' II . , II - I .1 GIIiIrls' Chorus1; International Club 2$ 3' , 1 . ' , Club 3, 4; Madrigals 4, 31h ,. ' , an 1; National hor $ . . I . I I National I3IN German II '1. I III ' A A ' $332593 .II. Ii31 2 ' I 1' . - . , . x1 ,4; Science Ciu- ' 1; Crew 2; Marchi uh scLiztin Honor Society ' . h Rifle Team 3, 4 SABRE 4; wowI-op'uaao -. onal Club 2,3,4; Keyeties 2, Junior ' W I A p i . . . . 279 resentative 4; Portugese Club 2,3; Ski Ci - 3 .: gAgnzthljub 1. 2 3. .. ABRE 2 3 4 3311BII 3BlIiPICK Leo Ciub 3,4; SABRE 4; gFgcg: IQrURTI'SgI F'ootbali Manager 2. I I I . Club 3.4; Ski ' ' u rack aNhiB'gtcgggegE CrossI 60mg? '. -. ANNE CZYZAK Art and Literary Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; ClAb 4.6 A H E A'ge'!ca 3 vm' 1', d. CADENCE 2,3,;4 Choir 4; Drama Club a; French Ciub1,2; Latin Club YuNN 'Boe'E'a 0m. 0239:3111 I Ice-I 'gIsI . 1 ,2 3, 4, Latin Honor Society 2, 3, President 4, Math Honor Society 4; '- G E 33 ad'9'3 adwas 4 . . P'ep qub 1, 2; Philosophy CIII'b 2, 3, s..CA-.i1$epresemative a; Track Tennis Team 4. 2, 3. PETER BO'SVERT Baseba 1- 2,,:34 Footba ' tte'men's C'Ub 3: KENNETH DAMFiON Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2,,;34 Hi-Y 2 Secre- Soccer2 Softbali4 . . . . . . tary3, President4; Ugly Man3; Wrestling4. DAVID BOLEYN ChOIr, PreSIdent 4, Footba Jr. CIVItans 2,3, KATIE DAVENPORT Art Hono'r Society 4. F.H ..A Vice-President 4; Madrigais 4; Mixed Chorus 2. I Club 1I Miss J. E. B. Stuart Beauty Contest 2' 3 41 ms 1; MIss J'E'B- SETH DAVIDSON American History Honor S JILL BOWERSETT Choir 3, D. E. C. A. 4; Girl' 3 0' $1;ng Beauty Contest 3; Mixed Chorus 2, IThesIIan Honor Society Manager 1.2.0011661'1 Band 1 ..2 3. 4. Latin Club . 2 - ' 1 ety 3,4; Marching Band 1234 Math Hono- PETER BRAHAM Sk' 0WD 4 E . . Man 1;National Honor Societ 3,;4 Ph DEBBY BRAMWELL American History Hon Seeiety 3,4; Business Scroll Honor Society 3,;4 R ER Club 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3' ,Keyettes 2, 3, Treasur ational Honor Soci- S. C. A. Representative 4; s' ety3.;4 Pe Club 1 . JEAN DAVIS Art Hono SUE BRE TIBUP Balladiers 34; French CI Latin Club 1 ,;4 Pep 2J3 CADENC . DEUR American History Honor Society 3,4, Balladiers I ,4; Leo Club 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Maih Honor Society 4; ' I ;Nationai Honor Society 3, 4 LEY Basketball 2; Choiry1,2,3; Color Guard 2,3; Gym- nastics SCOTT 1 ,,2 3, 4, Madr Peter Pan 2; S. C. A Represent Iespian Honor Society 1 2, JAY BUMPUS Ali . uerland 4 Cr 1,;2 Gymnastics 2,3 4; Letter- ti men 8 Club 3. Secreta , ' 2: Romeo L DIETZ Band 1 2 4- Crew 1 2- Devon 3'4- Wrestlin ' ' II . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 91 gnad 449313 2- -151-1?- AGTP 3'11 030' goc'eiy 8 IR DILLAWAY American History Honor Society 3,4; Elect . I I '99' a 9 a 93 - .- 9 - 03 aptaln Club 3; Football 2,3,4; Junior National Honor Society 2; Letie 3' ' Club 4' National Honor Societ 3 4' Track 2 3 4 . SHARON BUNN Drill Team 3; Leo Club . ow '4, Pep Club 1 .y '-' - . ' ' ' 'I 1.3' Thespian Honor Society4; 1.1981111 .130 C- JUSTIN DUDLEY Football 4, JunIor Senior Basketball Game ' raw 2' Jr. Ivi- Club 4; Track 2, Wrestling 2. ICMsBBmRELIII- BasBketgaIIllz 331. Concert HONDI DUNCAN American History Honor Society 3, 4' Art and Jaggy CAREERKIIQA 2 1 H '2 . S 3 H' . 4. ary Club 1, 2; Balladiers 1 ,,,;234 Cavalettes 3, Historian 4; r 0 ceieI, V tes . IstorIan ' Club 1, 2, French Honor Societ 2,,3 4, Math Honor Society 3,;4 Miss J E. 8. Stuart Beau Contest 3; 1 3+ . tionai H6nor Societ , y3,;4 Pe Iub'1,2; SABRE2,,;34 S.CA. Re CHRISTOPHER CAHOO Crew 2, a, '4 ,1 sentative 3 p PEGGY CALLAHAN Cheerleader 2. 3 -Captain 4' French Club 1,2; . Junior National Honor Society 3, 4, S C. A. Representative 1. ???:Htagggiffrzmvatg.3311; gougwf 13218129 SdIgymna, DEBBI CALLAHAM Choir 4, Kaden 3, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 1; S. C .A. Representatlve 1. 2 3; 3occer Club 41-1-11 1 2 ' Representative 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Swim Club 1,2,3. ' DALE EBERHARDT B . ' HART French Club 2; Latin Club 3, 4; Junior National Honor man Club 1,2 V , 2; SABRE 3 4; Ski Club 4. ' 2 . . - ACOCK Basketball 1, 2, Co-Captain 3,;4 Class President 2; easurer 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Naiional Honor Society al Honor Society 3, 4; Swim Club 1; Track 1, 2. ERS American History Honor Society 3, 4. 'RELL Baseball 1,2,3; Boys' State 3; Human Relations 3Iub':3 4 ttermen' s cm ' , ERRING Football 2; Junior National Honor Society 1, 2; Na- 5 Giub 2, gcien I b - onor Society 3,4 National Merit Letter of Commendation 4 . ' er 4; S. C .A. Representative 4; Swim Club1. , . AN HESLOP DEC.A., Secretary 4; Miss ntest 2; Music Man 1; Peter Pan ,2, S. C A. Representative 2. LYNDA HICKMAN Colorguard, Captai arching Band 1 ,,2 3; S. C ..A Represe REXEL HOGAN Basketball 1, 2' ' HUDGINS American Hist k of the Moon 1; Hamt Ke ettes 2,3; Recording ' ociety 3,4; Peter Pan' , ish Honor Society 3,4. HUFF Basketball 2; C 4 CE 2, 4' Hockey FIE HURLEY Baila'dier 3; Office 3mm 4- . NE HUTCHINS Foot 1 Contest 1, 2, 3' Pep Club 1, ., STEVE FENIG American H tional Club 1; Wrestling 3. JAMES FERGUSON Crew 2; Con , . ,4 DAVID FINDLEY Choir 4; Class reasurer i ' - Honor Society 3, Club 2. KATHERINE ING .. . BILL FLETCHER Chess Club 2' Cross Eountry 4, Lettermen' s 3; F.N.A. 2.3: J N Club 3, 4' Track1,,2 3, 4. Beauty Cont , , DSE N Chess Club 1; International Club 1,,;34 Russian Treasurer 4; R D .. . ' , urer 4; Swim Club 2, Vice- President 3, President 4. 2 2,3,4; Letterman s ', Honor Societ 2, 3, 4; National , . . . . . ish Club 1,2, ecretary 3. . . ; i ' n onor SocIety 3, 4; NatIonaI vaiettes 2, Historian 3, Vice- ' ,reasurer 1; Sweet j raw 2, 3 4' Science Club 2, 3, 4; Swim Club1, 2. CHRIS JOYCE BaIfiEdiers ' 30' ms 3, Chaplain4 . , . H 80 3 4 K , , French Club JAMES FULL - ' - - onor ciety eyette ' - Track 1 . ' - ciety 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4' Swim VELDA GARDNE . CHARLES KAYS Concert Ban I Council 3,4; JournaIIs ' hi 3 I 280 PAUL GARTENMAN I 3,4; SkiCIub23,.4 MARY GARVER Philoso hy Club 4; SC ERIN GARVEY French Iub 2, Newspap er3,;4 Track2,3. i . .. . NANCY GEIER American Hismry Honor Society 3, 4 33 Drill Team 1, 2; Keyettes 4; Math Honor Society 3, 4, National Ho Society 3, 4, Softball 3,;4 Spanish Club 1; Spanish Honor Societ Tennis Team 3. 4. LOUISE GERARD Business Club 4' Drill Team 3, Pep Club 2. JENNIFER GHARRETT Glee Club 1, 2, D. E. C. A., President 4. CINDI GHORMLEY Balladiers 1 ,,2 3; Guidance Staff 4; Office Staff 4, Pep Club 1. 2. School Store 81311343801323 2. Manager 3, 4. MELINDA GLIDEWELL French CIub1,2;RAIDEFIS' DIGEST 2; Philos- ; ' , Ia H E ophy Club 1,2,3; Science Club 3, 4. . ub 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1. SUE GOLDMAN CADENCE 2, 4; French Club 2, 3; Nike 2, 3, 4. Balladiers 3: F. H .A. 1; French Club BETTY GONZALEZ American History Honor Society 3, 4; D E. C. A. 4, French Club 1, 2, French Honor Society 2, 3,4, Junior National Honor Society 2; National Honor Society 3,4 Portugese Club 3. Spanish , I - T BaIIadiers 12,33 FTA 1.2 , , Club 1, 2, Spanish Honor Society 3, 4. 4- ,,3 4, Pa Club 12 LSoftb . CECELIA GOODNOW French Club 4' Junior National Honor Society j . - ranch Iub 1, 2, J3 nal Honor 301.3 1, 2; Spanish Club4. , 1- 3,4; National H or0 iety3,4; ,PhilosOphlg STEVE GORDON Baseball 1,234. 33143102 Co-Captain 3,4; ' .3.4 Russian Honor Society 3.'4 SCA Class Vice-President 1; Jr. Civitans 2,3, Tr urer 4; Lettermens. entatIve3,;4 Sk'C'Ub4w Igack 4- CIub, Executive Board 3, VIce-President 4. SHARON GORHAM Gymnastics 1; Softball 1 ' GAIL GREEN Balladiers 3, CADENCE 4; Jun 3; Pep Club 1, Sgt-at-Arms 2, Human Relati S. C. A. Cabinet4 S. C. A. Representative 1 ,,2 Senator 2, Student Grievances Committee 2. DEBRA GROSSMAN Basketball 1; P. E. As Softball 1; Tennis Team 2' V. O. T. 4. PATTI HAMMACK Balladiers 3, Business CI cier 4' V. O. T.4 TERRI HAMMEQUIST Basketball 2, 4, Ger Pep Club1; Softball Manager 2; Track 1,2 SHERRIE HANKOWSKY Choir 3,;4 F. N can HIstory Honor Society 3,;4 CADENCE 2' resident 4; ,Iunior National yonor SocIety 34, Nationa Honor Soc ieify 3,;4 Emssian Russian Humor Society 3, President 4' ,,3 Treasurer 4,331 rack 1,2 ,3,4 EGGY LYMAN Bi ball 3' Softball 2;Tennis Team 3. HICYK:I3E4MAFISHA Balladiers 1,4; Chorus 1 ,;4 Spanish Club 1'- '- Cre Cl 3 4- N I MELANY MARTIN D. E. C. A. Social Committ. Chairman 4 Spavrinsh Ellaub 1. ike Secre ary 2 V STEVE MARUT Chess Club 2, Football 1, . Latin Club 1; Leo Club pAT HANSEN Art Honor Society 4 3' President 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Thespian HonoI' ociety 2,3,4. ' ager 3, Keyettes 2:3 Historian 4- CHARLES MATHENY Class President;:'- - . Dark 01 the Mu' HonorSocietv34;Softball1,2,13918r Pan 2: Romeo and Juliet , 1; S.C.A.Represen1ative 3; VICKY HANSON doncert Ba' Thes Ian Honor Society 2, 3, 4, 'Tiger he Gates 3; Wrestling 1, 2. and Scroll Honor Society .. MARglN MAYLAND German Club 2, ice- -Presiden1 3, President 4; TODD HARDING Cros - asurer 3, President 4; Library Wrestling 1. index ,. I v-r Society 1; Mixed 3,4; Miss J.E.B. Stu 9 Club 3,4; Rifle Team 3.4; M C1It21b 1; Ho se , . Club 2,3; German Honor So- ' ,y . , UINN Football . 2- , , Club. ;Wrestling.234. ; ' Club 1,2; Kaden 3,4; 6.0 A. Rap. ROBERT QUINN Footbail 1. w , ; LISA READ Kaden 3fgpcanis 'n 3,0hap1ain 4. ., ,. , JAMES RECKTE ' Istory Honor Society 3, y 3,4;Track1,2,3,4. nor Society 3,4; D.E.C.A. 4 .In. . Art Honor Society 3, . Club 2. EAD Basketball 3; W7! Band 1,2,3; Ski CI aseball 1,2,3,4' 2 M11 1,2,3,4; Russian Club 1 wen; 2,3,4; Miss ,J.E.B.1 sentative 2. 1 ,. d Cross Club 1; S-kimub tub 1,2,3; 13415t C 2 ' 3' K ' ; 4; Junior-Se ' 1 1 ' ational Honor Society 3, y Honor Society 3,4; CADENCE , nior National Honor Society 2; Na- 1; Spanish Club 1; Spanish Honor , ptain1. 1 . . ,2,3, Secretary 4; Cheerleader '2; Latin ericaay History , H 3 auty Contest 3; Pep Club 1,2; Russian II Team,Co-Capta1n 3 22; F.H.A. 2, Reporter ., ice-President 3,4; Math Honor 9,4; Pap Club 2,3; SABRE 3; Art Ed 1 Honor Society 3,4. - NINO Art Honor Society 3,4; Latin C 281 ess Club 4; Nike 3,4; V.O.T. 4. EB. Stuart Beauty Contest 3. 1; Russian Club 2,3; Stamp and Coin Club merican History Honor Society 3, President 4; . ,5 ll 1; Key Club 3, Sgt-at-Arms 4; Lettermens' Club j, Club 2.3- . , , B k tb ll . CA.President1;Track1,2;Wrestling 2,3,4. i'gslgbcg'if'flfz'aifgg'zr'sen'or as e a a . Cavaleftes 1,2,3, Sgt-at-Arms 4; Cheerleader 1, R Bas'eball 1,2314; Basketball Captain 12; tam 4, Girls Chorus 1, Homecoming Court 2,4; Pep . . -. t , . tball 203ptain 1,2,3,4; Jr. CIVItans 2,3, Chaplain R?zhgfg;gggigtg1. Soccer1 ative , . ' . LA American History Honor Society 3'4; Crew 4; WEITZER Latlng Club 3; Leo Club 3,4; Stamp and Conn tional Honor Society 1,2; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Math 1ARS Baseball 1; Crew 34; Football 1. National Honor Society 3,4; Philosophy Club 2,3; LDEN Junior National Honor Societ , . . . . . . . y 2, Key Club 2,3, Vice- 7 1' Science 0th 2: SM Clyb 4' Spanish Honor nt 4; Latin Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Ski . gt-at-Arms 2,3,4. - SILVA American History Honor Society 3,4; Art and Literary ,Glub 2,3; Class Secretary 1; Clinic Staff 1; French Club 1,2; Girls . $1.3;e43; Latin Club 2,3,4; Library Staff 2; Math Honor Society 4; Tri- l- . 513?: SIMPSON Devon 4; Rifle Club 3; Swim Club 2,3; Track 2,3; . . .4. TOM SIMPSON Balladiers 2; Debate Club 1, Secretar -Treasure 2; Junior National Honor Society 1,2; Music Man 1; ational Merit Letter of Commendation Winner 4; Our Town 4; Peter Pan 2; Phi- losophy Club 1,2, Treasurer 3; 41Romeo and Juliet 2; S.C.A. Repre- sentative 1,2; Thespian Honor Society 1,2, Vice-President 3,4; 2Tlger at the Gates 3. TERESA SHATTUCK Drill Team 2; Girls' Crew Club 3. Art Director 4; Gymnastics 3; Pep Club 2. LINDA SKIRVIN American History Honor Society 3,4; French Club 2,3; International Club 2,3; Leo Club 3; Library Staff 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper Staff 1; Portugese Club 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4. ANNE SLONIM American History Honor Sociqty 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 4; Girls' Crew Club 3, Vice-President 4; Girls' State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; SABRE 4; S.C.A. Repre- sentative 2,4; Spanish Club 1,2, Secretary 3; Spanish Honor Society 4: Tennis Team 3. GARY SMITH Basketball 1,2,3; Crew 2,3, President 4; Concert Band 1; German Club 1,2; Key Club 3,4; Latin Club 4; Marching Band 1,2; S.C.A. Representative 1,2,3. JANET SMITH Balladiers 3; Choir 3,4;; F.H.A. 2; Girls, Chorus 1; Madrigals 4; Mixed Chorus 2. index 282 SCOTT SMITH Football 2,3,3; German Honor Society 2,3,4; Jr. Civi- tans 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Track 2,3,4. TERI SMITH CADENCE 1,4; Dark of the Moon 1; French Club 1,2, VIce-PreSIdent 3, President 4; uHamlet 3; Human Relations Council 3,4; Miss J.E.B. Stuart Beauty Contest 1; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; Peter Pan 2; Philosophy Club 1,2,3; Photography Club 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Quill and Scroll Honor Society 3,4; RAIDERS DIGEST 2,3, Assistant Feature Editor 4; Romeo and Juliet 2; SABRE 2,3; Swim Club 1; Thespian Honor Society 2,3,4; Tiger at the Gates 3. PAT SMOLINSKI Clinic Staff 3; Girls' Crew Club President 3,4; Junior-Senior Powder Puff Game 3; Office Staff 3,4; Pep Club- 2; SABRE 2; Ski Club 3,4. PETE SMOLINSKI Crew 3,4; Crew Club 3,4; French Club 3; Football 1; Key Club 4; S.C.A. Representative 3; Track 1. SQBERT SNOW German Club 4; S.C.A. Representative 1,2,3; Wres- Ing . PAULA STAFFORD D.E.C.A. Club Historian 4. JON STEPHENS Crew 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Wrestling 1. LISA STEPHENSON Cheerleader 2; Junior National Honor Society 1; Keyenes 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4. PETER STOCK Chess Club 1,2; Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling 2. RICHARD STRAKER Crew 3,4; Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4; Rifle Team 2. PAUL ST. RAYMOND Devon Historian 3,4. MARK SULLIVAN American History Honor Society 3,4; Class Boy Senator.4; Enviromental Crisis Committee 3; National Honor Society 3,4; GUI and Scroll Honor Society 3,4; RAIDERS' DIGEST 3,4; ?Cleac1e Club 1,3; Spanish Club 1,3; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; rac . DEBORAH SULTON F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 1,2. LAURIE SUSLOW American History Honor Society 3,4; Human Rela- tions Council 3,4; International Club 2; Keyettes 2,3,4; National Honor Socie 3,4; Pep Club 1; Philosophy Club 4; RAIDERS' DIGEST 1; SA RE 3; S.C.A. Representative 3,4; Spanish Club1,2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4. GLENN TERRELL Golf Team 2,3,4; Junior National Honor Society 2; Lettermenb Club 4; Math Honor Society 3,4; Math Team 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Russian Club 2,3; Russian Honor Society 3,4. DONNA THOMPSON Hockey 1,2,3, Captain 4; Softball 2. PHILLIP THORPE Chess Club 1,2,3, President 4; Crew 4; Russian Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 4. LISA TILLMANN Balladiers 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Tri- Hi-Y 3,4. BECKY TOMA Choir 3,4; Library Staff 3,4; Dark of the Moon 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Girls4 Chorus 1; Girls' Crew Club 3,4; Hamlet 3; Inter- national Club 2,3,4; Madrigals, Librarian 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; MUSIC Man 1. Our Town 4; 14Peter Pan 2; Romeo and Juliet 2; '1Star- Spangled Girl 3; Thespian Honor Society 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Ti er at the Gates 3; Track 2. , LISA OSO Miss J.E.B. Smart Beauty Contest 4; Pep Club 1,2; Ski Club 3,4;Tri-Hi-Y1,2. FREDERICK TRAKAWSKI Crew 3; German Club 2; Junior National Honor Society 2; Ski Club 3,4; Swim Club 3. JANICE TRAWICK Art and Literary Club 3; French Honor Society 2,3,4; Junior National Honor Society 1,2; La1in Honor Society, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; RAIDERS' DIGEST, News Editor 4; Quill and Scroll Honor Society 3,4. GREG TUROSAK American History Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1; Football 3,4; French Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; GUI and Scroll Honor Society 3,4; RAIDERS' DIGEST 3, Editor 4. SUSAN TWILLEY American History Honor Society 3,4; D.E.C.A. 4; F.T.A. 2; Pep Club 1; SABRE 2,3. DAVID ULLMAN American History Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 2,3; Secretary-Treasurer 4; French Club 1,2,3; Junior National Honor Society 2; Math Honor Society 3,4; Math Team 4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; SABRE 2,4; S.C.A. Representative 2,3,4; Stamp and Coin Club 2, Vice-President 3; Tennis 3,4. JIM URBAN Russian Club 3; S.C.A. Representative 1,2. EDNA VENEY Science Club 1. CATHY VOLTMER Art Honor Society 3,4; International Club 2.3. Vice-Chairman 4; Ridin Club 2,3; Russian Club 1,2, Secretary 3,4. RAY WALLACE Chess Iub 1,2,3; Science Club 3,4. GREG WARFIELD Balladiers 3; D.E.C.A. 4; Devon 3,4. BESSIE WATSON Debate Club 1; Guidon 2; Latin Honor Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1; Philosophy Club 3; Spanish Club 1; Spanish Honor Society 1, Treasurer 2,3,4. DEANNA WEAVER American History Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1.2; Class Senator 2; French Club 1,2; Junior-Senior Cheerleader 3; Junior-Senior Powderpuff Game 3; Keyettes 2; Latin Club 1,2; Math Honor Society 3,4; Math Team 3,4; Miss J.E.B. Stuart Beauty Contest 3: National Honor Society 3.4; Ski Club 3; Softball 1; Tennis Team 4. KEITH WEAVER Crew 2,3, Captain 4; Cross Country 2,3, Captain 4; French Club 2; Junior National Honor Society 2; Key Club 2, Histori- an 3, President 4; National Honor Society 3.4.. WENDY WEINBERG Balladiers 3,4; CADENCE 3,4; French Club 1; Gymnastics 2; Pep Club 1; Peter Pan 2; Philosophy Club 4; SABRE 3,4; S.C.A. Representative 3; Thespian Honor Society 3,4. BRIAN WEST Debate Club 1; Librarv Staff 3.4. MARY LOU WILKIE Art Honor Society 4; Girls' Crew Club 2; Gymnas- tIcs 2,3; Junior-Senior Powderpuff Game 3; Latin Club 1,2; Peter Pan 2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Tri-tHi-Y 2,3,4. CLIFF WILLIAMS Alice in Wonderland 4; Balladiers 3,4; Choir 4; Debate Club 1; Hamlet 3; Madrigals 2,3; Mixed Chorus1; National index Honor Society 3,4; Our Town 4; Peter Pan 2; 2; Philoso by Club 1,2,3; uRomeo and Juliet 2; S.C.A. Representative 3, Vice- resident 4; Science Club 3; Thespian Honor Society 2,3,4; uTiger at the Gates 3. GAIL WILLIAMS Drill Team 1,2. TOM WILLIAMS Chess Club 3,4. MIKE WILSON American History Honor Society 3,4; Balladiers 1,2,3,4; Choir 2; Debate Club 2,3; Junior National Honor Society 2; Madrigals 2,3,4; Marching Band 1; Math Honor Society 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Romeo and Juliet 2; S.C.A. Representative 2,Secretary 3, President 4. CATHY WILSON American History Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3; Junior National Honor Society 2; Junior-Senior Powderpuff Game 3; Ma'orettes 3, Captain 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 4; oftball 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Tennis Team 4. PETE WILSON Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Class Senator 1; Foot- ball Co-Caotain 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. DRU WINDHAM Cavalettes 2,3, Treasurer 4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 1,3, Queen 4; Miss J.E.B. Stuart Beauty Contest 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4. MARY WOOD Chess Club 1; D.E.C.A. 4; Drill Team 1. MARY WRIGHT American History Honor Society 3,4; French Club 2; F.T.A. 2; Keyettes 2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Latin Honor Society 3,4; Math Honor Society 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Human Relations Council 3,4; Pep Club .2; Quill and Scroll Honor Society 3,4; RAIDERS, DIGEST 2,3, Assistant Editor 4; Steering Council 4. MICHAEL WYNNE Rifle Club 4; Ski Club 3,4. RUTH ZAFREN American History Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4; CADENCE 1,2, Literary Editor 3.4, Assistant Editor 4; Class Senator 3; French Club 1; French Honor Society 2,3, Secretary 4; gumor Na- tional Honor Society 1, Treasurer 2; Latin Honor Society 2,3,4; Math Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4; Phi- losophy Club 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll Honor Society 3,4; S.C.A. Repre- sentative 4. DON ZIMBRO Basketbail 1,2,3,4; Devon 4; Football 1. CHIP ZIMMERMAN Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Jr. Civitans 2,3,4; Soccer 1. DANI ZINNA American History Honor Society 3,4; Balladiers 1,2; French Club 1,2; French Honor Society 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3; Hamlet 3; Hockey Manager 2; Keyettes 2,3, District Corresponding Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Peo Club 1.2; Quill and Scroll Honor Society 3,4; SABRE 2; Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in- Chief 4; S.C.A. Representative 1. BRENDA ZOMBRO D.E.C.A. 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