James Madison High School - Montpelier Yearbook (Vienna, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1962 volume:

I ime, you old gypsy man, Will vou not stav, Put up your caravan Just lor one day? Ralph liodgsou The Montpelier 1962 Published by the Students of James Madison High School Vol. II Foreword I ime, like the Gypsy Man, will never stay. 1 he good times and the had flee with equal indifference to the memories they leave behind. The year 1962 has afforded us many op¬ portunities for enrichment. We have opened new frontiers in friendship. As our com¬ bined efforts have succeeded, our individual loyalty has been strengthened. As the days of this school year have trickled through the hourglass, the staff of The Montpelier has attempted to hold back time by leaving a picture of the events of our school year. J ■ : ■ . - t?: i ' m : ( i : i ' .. m ■ 3K- ■ 1 he timely visit of Bashir Ahmed, the camel driver from Pakistan, gave our school the oppor¬ tunity to help strengthen international friendship. ith permission from our government, our stu¬ dent body launched a program to send supplies to a school chosen by Ahmed. The drive is sched¬ uled to last for a total of four years. Mr. Bonner, our principal, looks on as Bashir Ahmed greets the student body. Young ladies from the Pakistani Embassy sing their national anthem at an assembly program. Claire Brossartl, our exchange student brought from France by our student body, launched the beginning of our foreign exchange program to further better understanding of other countries. Claire Brossard Mrs. Griffin and Ryan Stewart look on as Neen Blackwell and Donna Davis welcome Claire Brossard to James Madison. A visit from the Danish Gymnastics Team and their participation in our Physical Education classes revealed to us the friendly nature of the Danish people. Two Danish students demonstrate exercises to one of our Physical Education classes. Members of the Danish Gymnastics Team perform a folk dance as part of their program presented to the students in a special assembly. Contents Administration _____ Page Eleven Faculty Page Seventeen Classes Seniors ______ Page Forty-Two Juniors ____-- Page Sixty-Eight Sophomores _ Page Eighty-Two Freshmen _____ Page Ninety-Five Organizations _ _ Page One Hundred Nine Sports ------- Page One Hundred Fifty-Three Boys’ Sports _ Page One Hundred Fifty-Six Girls’ Sports _ Page One Hundred Eighty Activities ______ Page One Hundred Eighty-Nine Index ___---- Page Two Hundred Thirty-Five Advertisements _____ Page Two Flundred Forty-Three We wish to recognize the tremen¬ dous task that faces the School Board of Fairfax County and to pay tribute to the job that they have done. We also wish to welcome our new Superintendent, Mr. Funderburk, as the head of the administration of our growing school population. Superintendent E. C. Funderburk School Board Dr. Hillis Lory Chairman Theodore S. Heriot Dr. Merton S. Parsons Mrs. Joan Butler Mr. F. Merritt Ruhlen Col. Waldron E. Leonard Mr. Berg Thomasian Administration The success of our school year, to a large degree, is the result of the efficiency and hard work of our administrative staff. The staff finds it hard to work by the clock, l ime must be found for the many conferences, meetings, and duties that are part of a school. The solving of problems that of necessity arise in a school day is as unending as the tick-tock of a grandfather’s clock. 13 , 0 . Elton A. Bonner, A.B., M.A. University of Alabama Principal Our principal places his finger on the clock to start the day’s schedule. It is he who reminds us that our school is made of many parts that must work together as a time¬ piece if its true purpose is to be realized. Principal’s Message . • • It is difficult to realize that our present seniors were the sophomores of the new James Madison High School when it opened its doors to its first student body in 1959 — or that our juniors, for the most part, will have the unique experience of graduating only next year from the same high school from which they entered as freshmen. We have been together for such a short while and yet we are again facing another division of our student body as other new schools are soon to open in nearby sections of the county. For some the ex¬ periences of separation from friends will begin all over again, and the struggle to breathe new life into another cold and inanimate arrangement of brick and glass will again be the order of the day. Many of you will welcome this challenge. There will be new oportunities for leadership, for mak¬ ing a new start, for living through many inter¬ esting and exciting experiences in a fine new building with all of its bright and modern equip¬ ment. Whatever may be your feelings, be they of eager anticipation or of resentment and disappointment, the change will inevitably come, for this is a sym- o J J hoi of the time in w Inch we live. We make ad¬ justments and learn to live with the facts of our present age. We do so realizing also that we live during the time of exciting adventure, of rapid discovery, of long hoped for breakthroughs in science a nd invention, of boundless opportunities. And we are assuredly living at a time when young people have never been better prepared for facing the challenges of their future. To those budding pioneers who will be leaving us to open one of the schools, we shall miss you, but we know that you will build a fine school just as you have done here at James Madison. To you seniors—congratulations! We have great confidence that you will carry with you the fine Warhawk spirit which you have established here, and that wherever you go you will prove your- yourselves loyal and true Americans, always proud but always humble, always doing your best to become the most highly trained and conscientious people within your capabilities. Bon Voyage! 14 Elam K. Hertzler, A.B., M.A. Eastern Mennonite College Eastern Michigan University Assistant Principal for Administration The task of keeping up with all seventeen hundred of us falls to Mr. Hertzler. When we lag behind and get out of step, he is the one who has to remind us of our re¬ sponsibilities to our school, our parents, and especially to ourselves. George G. Dozier, A.B., M.A. University of North Carolina Assistant Principal for Instruction To keep instruction at a high professional level and the faculty a well integrated group working for the whole school program takes patience and wisdom. With his quiet humor and southern drawl, Mr. Dozier performs a difficult task with apparent ease. Harriet Reid, A.B., M.A. Agnes Scott College University of Michigan Director of Guidance Miss Reid, with a dedicated staff, performs a multitude of services for the students, school, and community. To give you an idea of her activities, we mention scheduling of classes, arranging of student and parent conferences, pre¬ paring college entrances, planning and giving tests, han¬ dling scholarship information and records, making speeches, and the main job of providing counseling for each student at James Madison. Norman L. Chaudet, B.S., M.A. University of Maryland Health and Physical Education Madison Club Sponsor As director of the athletic program for James Madison, Mr. Chaudet finds his time filled with many duties. The planning of a program to benefit all students, pro¬ viding equipment for classes and teams, scheduling inter¬ scholastic contests, attending meetings and conferences make up part of his schedule. 16 On Time Miss Mills, Miss MacEachron, and Mr. Murrow checking in to start a busy day crowded with classes and activities. Faculty The faculty of James Madison High School represents a wide variety of experiences and backgrounds. We have teachers coming from eighteen different states. A large number have worked in special summer programs to further their professional standings. The high scholastic rating of many of our students reflects the ex¬ perience and dedication of our faculty. 17 Art Department William K. Tidwell, B.A., Fairmont State Art; Art Club Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor Thomas W. Miller, B.S. Indiana State College Art; Art Club Sponsor Tom Gannaway paints a mural for Art IV. Betty Blackwelder, Jeanette Burke, and Bonnie Sims complete paper mache masks for display. 18 Commercial Department Lily Beamer, B.S. Radford College General Business, Typing II. Mrs. Margaret French, B.S. East Tennessee State College Bookkeeping; Typing I; Co-sponsor of Future Business Leaders of America. Donald A. Hobbs, B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Vocational Office Training, Clerical Office Practice; Chairman of Faculty Committee on Activities. Mrs. Dorothy LaSerte, B.S. Richmond Professional Institute of William and Mary Distributive Education, Geography; Distribu¬ tive Education Club, Distributive Education Adult Program. Mrs. Betty Meadows, A.B. Marshall University Typing. Nancy L. Mills, B.S. Longwood College Shorthand I, II, General Business; Sponsor of Future Business Leaders of America. Betsy Anderson does a typing job, Pat Boyd prepares to use the duplicating machine, and Linda Hager works with the adding machine during clerical office practice. 19 Mrs. Dorothy Berry, A.B. University of North Carolina English I, II; Madisonette Sponsor. Mrs. Bonnie L. Bowman, B.A. Mary Washington English I. English Department Mrs. Mildred W. Childress Transylvania College English. Flo Denny, A.B. Queens College English I, III; FTA Sponsor, AFS Com¬ mittee Sponsor, Ac¬ tivities Committee. Mrs. Jean C. Donohoe, B.A., M.A. State University of Iowa Journalism, World Literature, Govern¬ ment; Quill and Scroll Sponsor, Hawk Talk Sponsor, Paper back books. Preston Haynie, College of William and Mary, George Peabody College. English III. Mr. Strohm instructs seniors Bill Galloway, Jeff Potter, and Doug Monday in reading lab techniques. 20 Robert L. Jones, A.B. Morris Harvey English, History, Geography; J.V. Baseball. Alice Manning, A.B. Queens College English II; Club Hippique Sponsor. Mrs. R. L. McDuff, B.A. Madison College English I, III. Maureen Meekison, B.A. U. of Michigan English. Dorothy Spencer, A.B. Queens College English. Debby Colony and Bob Benson entertain Senior English classes with folk ballads. H. James Strohm, B.A. U. of Richmond English IV; Sponsor of SCA; Debate Club Sponsor; Forensics Contest Chairman. Patricia Ann Walton, B.A., M.A. Longville College, U. of Virginia. Drama, Public Speak¬ ing, Director of Drama Productions, Drama Club Sponsor. Charlotte Lyle Young A.B., A.M. Beaver College, U. of Pittsburgh English. 21 Guidance Department James 0. Bowman, A.B. Bridgewater College Tenth Grade Counselor Business Sponsor for Publications. John F. Harris, A.B. Glenville State College Eleventh Grade Coun¬ selor; Freshman Basketball Coach. Eleanor P. McMahon, A.B., Rosary College Twelfth Grade Coun¬ selor; Red Cross Spon sor, Pencils for Pakistan. Mr. Harris, eleventh grade counselor, introduces Sandy Linaburg to a new student, Arty Van Hurblis. Louise Booze hands new college information to Miss McMahon to be included with other college catalogues. Donald A. Poliquin, B.A. Ninth Grade Counselor World Geog¬ raphy; Senior Class Sponsor. William R. Stagi, B.S. Penn State Teachers College Ninth Grade Counselor, Industrial Arts. 22 Janet Longville pins the hem of Carol Mason’s dress during a Home Ec. class. Homemaking Department Nancy J. Elgin, B.S. Madison College Home Economics I, II; Future Homemakers of America Sponsor; Sponsor of Freshman Class; Chairman of Faculty Committee of Hospitality and Welfare. Mrs. Ruhamah M. Strife, B.S. Home Economics, English; Future Homemakers of America Sponsor. Mrs. Patricia L. Walochik, B.S. Home Economics I, III, IV, Senior Home¬ making. West Virginia Univ. Indiana State College Priscilla Yeung pours tea for Ruth Ziegler, as Faith Burkhardt looks on. 23 Charles Culkin, Calvin Williams, Don Germeroth, and Aaron Golub pour metal castings in shop class. Industrial Arts Richard M. Baush, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Wood Shop. Bob R. Fleming, B.S. East Tennessee State College General Shop I, Metal Shop I, II. Department Doug Donohoe inks in a drawing for blueprinting. Franklin D. Wagner, B.S., Virginia Poly¬ technic Institute General Shop Practical Mechanics. David R. Wilder, B.S. North Carolina State College Mechanical Drawing General Shop I, II. W. K. Woodward, B.S. Oregon State College Mechanical Drawing. r. A V ' ;; ' f TQ 3 ' Au c A : Language Department f Mrs. Jacqueline Kendall, B. A. University of California German, French; French Club Sponsor, German Club Sponsor. Patrick G. Mclntee, B.A., M.A. Wisconsin State Col. Georgetown Univ. French. Douglas R. Hall, B.A., M.A. Wake Forest College, Univ. of Maryland. French; French Club, Sponsor of Heritage. Elizabeth Willhide B.A., Madison College French, Spanish; Sponsor of Spanish Club. James H. Morgan, A.B. University of North Carolina Latin; Latin Club Sponsor. Phyllis Owen, B.A. College of William and Mary Spanish; Spanish Clu Sponsor. Helen Rawls, Cheryl Fortner and Mrs. Willhide help Karen Douglas recite her poem in Spanish II class. Library Mrs. Lynda L. McConnell, B.A. Marshall College Assistant Librarian; Sponsor of Library Club Mrs. Gail K. Halley, B.A., M.L.S. University of Iowa, Catholic Univ. Head Librarian. Mrs. Jordon assists in libarary duties. Mrs. Halley, librarian, and students, Sue Kasey, Barbara Phillips, Donna Ward, and Virginia Melton, paste book pockets and date due slips in books. 26 Mrs. Pugh assists William Youngs and Lisby Junek in a plane geometry problem. Mathematics Department Mrs. Ernestine L. Hulen, B.S. Troy State College Algebra I, Ninth Grade Mathematics. James R. Branscome, B.S., Concord College Ninth Grade General Math. Gordon E. Bush, B.A. Bridgewater College General Math Plane Geometry. H. M. Church, B.S. University of Richmond Algebra, General Math.; Chess Club Sponsor. Mrs. William C. Griffin, B.S. Birmingham Southern College Plane Geometry, Algebra, General Mathematics. 27 Jack E. Laughlin, B.S., M.A. Queens College, Columbia Univ. Algebra I. Mrs. Jane W. Pugh, B.A. University of Iowa Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. Lorraine Swain, R A M A Radford College, U. of North Carolina Algebra I, II. Lois Tichenor, B.S., M.A. Florida State Univ. Duke University Algebra II. Mathematics Department Robert R. Thomas, B.S., M.S. Morris-Harvey College, Madison College Algebra II, General Mathematics — 10; Assistant Football Coach. Jimmy Miller and Martha Bush jointly solve an algebra problem. Orren Beaty looks for music in the filing room. Mrs. Siddartha S. Mahaffey, B.S. Concord College Choral Music, Madison Madrigals. Kenneth R. Yohe, B.M., M.A. The Catholic Univer¬ sity of America Instrumental Music; Cheerleader Sponsor, German Band Sponsor. Music Department Under the direction of Mrs. Mahaffey, Patty Morris, Linda Foresman, Cheryl Farrell, Pat Ormond, and Linda Warren check the muscles of the diaphragm for breath control. Physical Education Department Richard W. Graves, A.B., M.E. Bridgewater College, U. of North Carolina Health and Physical Education; Head Track Coach, Intramural Coordinator, Officials Club Sponsor. Boys in a sophomore gym class form the traditional pyramid. Clinton R. Hannah West Virginia Tech Health and Physical Education; Assistant Football Coach, Assist¬ ant Basketball Coach. Edmund Janiszewski, A.B., M.S. Glenville State College, W. Va. University Health and Physical Education; Varsity Basketball Coach. William M. Weaver George Washington University Health and Physical Education, Driver Training; Varsity Football Coach. 30 A Senior physical education class exercises in tumbling and on gymnastic apparatus. Mary C. Haskins, B.S. Stetson University Health and Physical Education; Girls Varsity Basketball Coach. Activities Committee, Cheer¬ leader Coordinator, Assistant Director. Mrs. Gloria Milbourn, B.S., Mary Washington College Health and Physical Education; Varsity Hockey Coach, J.V. Softball Coach. Mrs. Margaret H, Birch, B.S. Madison College Health and Physical Education; J.V. Hockey, J.V. Basketball, G.A.A. Sponsor. Fay Wagoner, B.S. Radford College Health and Physical Education; Varsity Softball Coach, Intra¬ mural Sponsor. Sharon Staggs, Debbie Helck, and Donna Durgen demonstrate calisthenics. Science Department Lester H. Davis, B.S. Appalachian State College Geophysical Science. John L. Kline, B.A. Bridgewater College Biology, Earthscience, Cross Country Coach, Assistant Track Coach, Natural Science Club Sponsor. ) 1)4 Donald E. Klinepeter, B.S., M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Biology. Edgar P. McConnell, B.S. Madison College Chemistry; Chemistry Laboratory Assistants’ Training Course. Linda Davis and Dave Dinterman receive assistance from Dave DeWitt in their experiment on oxygen reduction. Sam Johnson and Steve Pond work on radiation biology in their Biology II studies. Glenn J. Muhle, B.A., M.Ed. Nebraska State Univ. University of Virginia Earthscience; Football, Basketball, Wrestling Coach. J. S. Murrow, B.S. North Carolina State College Advanced Algebra, Physics; Rocket Club Sponsor. Ann Van de Putte, B.S. University of Maryland Biology, Earthscience; Future Nurses of America Sponsor. Robert C. McWilliams, B.S., M.Ed. West Virginia Univ. University of Virginia Biology; National Honor Society, Natural Science Club, Faculty Committee on Student Activities. 33 Social Studies Department William U. Anglin, B.S., M.A. University of Alabama Geography, Civics. Norman F. Bradford A.B., Shepherd College World Geography; J.V. Football Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach. Allen Clarke, B.A. American University U. S. History, World History; J.V. Cheer¬ leading Sponsor. Mrs. Barbara Comer, B.S. Radford College American History. Priscilla Crater, A.B. Greensboro College World Geography. Jim Isenhour and Arlene Raines are instructed by Miss MacEachron in government class. Kenny Johns, Jane Gooding, and Judy Triebel look on as Paul Presley points out the location of Yorktown, where Cornwallis surrendered. Mrs. Blanche D. Garland, A.B. Meredith College Social Studies, Latin; Yearbook, Patroni Latini Club Sponsor. Carlton R. Inglis, B.A. Kentucky Wesleyan College Geography, Civics. T. Page Johnson, A.A., A.B., A.M. George Washington University Geography, Spanish. Valta C. Lawler, B.S. Jacksonville State College History. Jane MacEachron, A.B., M.A. Hope College, U. of Michigan Virginia and United States Government; Pep Club Sponsor Freshman Cheerleader Sponsor, Member of Student Activities Committee. Mrs. John C. Withey, B.A., M.A. Penn State, Columbia Univ. Geography, English, Government. 35 Office Personnel Mrs. Alma Rich, B. S. Mrs. Frances G. Smith Maryville College Finance Officer. Secretary to Mr. Bonner. s. Jeanne B. Walker Nettleton College Secretary. i i I ' Mrs. Effie Warren Guidance Secretary. Arlene Kitchen gives Patricia Murphy a class admission pass. Cafeteria and Maintenance Mrs. Frances Branner Cafeteria Manager. Left to right: Mary Reid, Margaret Rickert, Barbara Thompson, Anna Strang, Helen Gaines, Cleo Salmons, Ruth Ransom, Ruth Croson, Gertrude Harney, Zella Davidson. Top row, left to right: L. Jones, Robert Coby, James Hott, Claude Boyd, Burch Madison, Pete Settle, Sara Lancaster. Bottom row, left to right: John Garrett, Joe Elliott, Mike Palmer. Special Services Mrs. Utting weighs and measures Susie Trimmer. Mrs. Grace W. Arnold San Diego State College Visiting Teacher. Mrs. Carol Billow, B.S. Ohio State University Study Hall. Mrs. Mary N. Utting, R.N. Philadelphia Hospital Training School for Nurses School Nurse. Mrs. William Woodward, B.S. Radford Teachers College Remedial Reading Teacher. Students Russell Coffin, Susie Trimmer, Carolyn Dellinger, Scott Collander, Dan Meisinger, and Mike Albanese receive tockistoscopic training in reading class with the help of Mrs. Woodward. 38 Classes Special Services Mrs. Grace W. Arnold San Diego State College Visiting Teacher. Mrs. Carol Bi Ohio State Study Our school life is divided into many phases, with the time proportioned between class work and extra curricular activities. I he Seniors are busy getting ready for gradu¬ ation, the Juniors excited about class rings, the Sophomores worried about next year’s Prom, and the Freshmen glad to spend the whole day at Madison. All the classes work together, in spite of certain class competition, to better the school and themselves. It is with joy and sorrow that the classes look back over last year and relive the many exciting times. 41 Senior class officers: Carol Jennings, treasurer; Linda Davis, secretary; Michael Clark, vice-president; Marc Minton, president. The Class of 1962 Class rings, senior privileges, college applications, job interviews, college acceptance, the Prom, Graduation . . . We think of all these things when we find ourselves on the threshold of our new lile. But, as we leave Madison for the last time as students, we think of those traditions we have upheld, and those we have created. If we visit Madison again in the years to come, we will find the old and the new traditions, and we will remember them for all time. 42 Cheryl Anderson Bible Club—2. Elizabeth Anderson Library Club—1; Mixed Chorus—3; V. Basketball—3; Madisonettes—3,4; Senior Choir—4; FBLA—4. Gary Angeline Rocket Club—3,4. Jacqueline Ashley D.E. Club—4. Thomas Baber Rocket Club—2; JV Foot¬ ball—2; Track—2; Pep Club—3; V. Football—3,4. Linda Bailey FNA—2. Ronald Balderson Track—2; Pep Club—4. Joan Baldwin Band—1,2; Orchestra—1; Latin Club—2,3; FNA—1,3,4. Marie Bates G.A.A.—1,2; Softball—1,2; Basketball—1,2; Volley¬ ball—1,2; Glee Club—1; Drama Club—2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader—3; Jr. Class Treas.—3; Pep Club—1,2,3. Theodore Bauer Madrigals—4; Jr. Class Play—4. 43 Charlotte Baughman Art Club—1; JV Softball—1; V. Softball—2,3; V. Basket¬ ball—2,3,4; V. Hockey—2,3,4; GAA—3,4, pres.—4. Beulah Bayles Walter Benson Tennis—1,2; Drama Club—2; Chess Club—2,3; Golf—3; National Merit Finalist—4. Barbara Bixby Spanish Club—1; FNA—3,4, pres.—3,4; V. Basketball—2. Neen Blackwell Jr. Honor Society—1; Sec.- SCA—2; Quill and Scroll— 2,3,4; JM Honor Society—2,3; National Honor Society—4; V. Hockey—2,3; Hawk Talk Editor—3,4; Madisonettes— 3,4, pres.—4; SCA Cabinet— 4; State SCA Sec.—4; Girls’ State—3; Optimist Club Award—4. Carol Bock Ida Bockelman Kathleen Bond Newspaper—1,3,4; FTA—1,4; Pep Club—3; Mixed Choir—- 4, Sec.—4; Spanish Club—4. Latin Club—1; V. Hockey—2; V. Softball—2; Club Hippique—2,3. FNA—4. Kathleen Botkin Louise Booze FHA—1,2; SCA Rep.—1; JV Basketball—1; FBLA—4. Majorette—2; DE Club—3,4. 44 Mary Susan Bowden SCA Rep.—2,4; Art Club—4, sec. Patricia Boyd Mixed Choir — 3,4, pres.—4; FBLA—4. Jonathan Broome Joan Broome Latin Club—1; Heritage—3; Madisonettes—3,4; Year¬ book — 3,4, Editor-in-Chief— 4; Quill and Scroll—4; “It’s Academic”—4; Merit Scholar¬ ship Letter of Commenda¬ tion—4. Latin Club — 1,2,3; Rocket Club — 2,3; Debate Club — 2,3,4, treas.—3, pres.—4, 3rd place state tournament — 3; SCA—2,3,4; Hawk Talk—3,4; Yearbook—3; Business Mgr. Publications—4, Ad. Editor— 4; V. Football—3,4; “It’s Aca¬ demic”—4. Claire Brossard Foreign exchange student from France. SCA Rep.; AFS; French Club. Michael Brown V. Football—2; Golf—3. Fred Bryant Madison Club—2,3,4; V. Foot¬ ball-—2,3,4; Track—2.3.4. Sandra Burke Practical Nursing—4. Laura Burkhardt Jr. Honor Society—1; News¬ paper — 1,2,3,4, Editor — 2, Editor-in-Chief — 3,4; Quill and Scroll—2,3,4, pres.—2,3, sec.-treas.—4; JM Honor So¬ ciety—2,3; National Honor Society—4; SCA Rep.—3,4; Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation—4. Anna Ruth Cagel French Club—3; Art Club—4. 45 Elizabeth Carter Girls’ Chorus—1; Club Hip- pique—2,3; Latin Club—3; Judith Carroll Library Club—4. Nathaniel Chambliss Charles Clark Jack Clark V. Tennis—3; Pep Club—4. Michael Clark JV Football—1; Track—3; Art Club—4, pres.; Yearbook, Editor—4; Senior Class V.P.—4. 46 Robert Clonts Virginia Colenda V. Debate—4; National Merit Letter of Commen¬ dation—4. Mary Colony Band — 1,2,3; Drama Club — 2,3; Play—2; Jr. Class Play— 3; Hawk Talk—2,3,4; SCA Cabinet—2,3,4; SCA Rep.— 2,3; V. Hockey—2,3,4; Choir 3; National Merit Letter of Commendation—4. Donna Corey Bruce Cooper Red Cross Club—1; Sunshine V. Football—2,3,4; Society—1,2; German Club— V. Baseball—2,3,4. 2 = Dr ama Club—1,4. Martha Cornell GAA — 2,3,4; V. Hockey — 2,3,4; V. Basketball—3; FNA—3,4. Louise Courtney Stephen Cunningham Wrestling—1. Nancy Curry French Club—2; FTA—4; Art Club—4. Andrea Cybulski Drama Club—2; Pep Club— 3,4; JM Honor Society—3; National Honor Society — 4; Madisonettes—3,4. 47 Linda Davenport Donna Davis Bible Club—1. Class Pres.—1; Jr. Honor So¬ ciety—1; JV Cheerleader—1; Pep Club—2,3,4; GAA—2,3,4; V. Cheerleader — 2,3,4, cap¬ tain—2,3,4; Class V.P.—3. Gettine Davis SC A Rep.—1; Pep Club—2; FTA—3; Madisonettes—3,4. treas.—4. Linda Davis Band — 1,2; Latin Club — 2; Pep Club—2,3,4; V. Cheer¬ leader—2,3,4; SCA Sec.—3; GAA—3,4; Spanish Club—4, treas.; Class Sec.—4. Carolyn Dawson FHA—1; Natural Science Club—3; FBLA—4. Dora Dean Kara Delap Drama Club—2; JM Honor Society—3; National Honor Society — 4; Madisonettes— 3,4, sec.—4. David DeWitt Natural Science Club—2,3,4, pres.—2,3; JM Honor Soci¬ ety—2,3; National Honor So¬ ciety— 4; Hawk Talk — 3,4; Chess Club—3; Latin Club— 4, pres.; Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation—4. Douglas Donohoe Karen Douglas Pep Club—3,4; Hawk Talk— 3,4; Heritage—4, Editor; V. Cheerleader—4. 48 Karlyn Duval Gail Dyer Jr. Honor Society—1; Madisonettes—3,4; FTA—4. Margaret Eckert Mixed Choir—2, sec.; A Capella Choir—3; FBLA—3. Angela Eggers Madisonettes—3,4; FBLA—3,4. Nicholas Fermanich Barbara Finnelle H.-Y—1; Rocket Club—2,3; Madison Club—4; Cross Country—3,4; Track—3,4. Margo Florimbio Barbara Forbes French Club—1. V. Softball—2,3; Pep Club— 2,3,4; Madisonettes—3,4. 49 . Barbara Frazier Art Club—4. Peggy Frazier V. Hockey—2,3,4; Art Club—4. William Galloway JM Honor Society—2,3; Na¬ tional Honor Society —4; Thomas Gannaway Natural Science Club—3; Track—2,3; Art Club—4, Cabinet—4. treas. William Gheen Ronald Gilbert Edward Glading JV Football—1; V. Football— Class Play—3. 2; V. Baseball Mgr.—2,3,4. Nancy Good JV Basketball—1; FBLA—2,4. Conrad Goodkind Mary Lee Graham JV Debate—1; Public Speak- Junior Honor Society—1. ing Class Winner — 1; V. Cross Country—1; V. Track —1,2; Optimist Public Speak¬ ing Winner—2; Rocket Club —2,3, VP—2, Sec-Treas.—3; Public Speaking School Win¬ ner—2,3; JV Football—2; V. Debate — 2, 3,4, pres. — 3; Class Play—3; Boys’ State— 3; SCA-Pres.—4. 50 Charlotte Griffith Mary Lee Groves FT A—2; Hawk Talk—2,3,4; SCA—2,4; Business Staff of Publications—3; Heritage— 3,4, Assistant Ed.—3, Editor- in-Chief—4; Quill and Scroll —3,4, pres.—4; Spanish Club—4. Gerald Hall Linda Hager Student Forum—1. James Haire DE Club—4. JV Football —1; JV Base¬ ball—1; V. Football—2,3,4; V. Baseball—2,3,4; Madison Club—2,3,4. Mary Ann Hanken FHA—1; SCA—1,2,4; Cabi¬ net—4; FTA—2; Class Play— 3; Drama Club—3; Madison- ettes—3,4. John Hannsz National Honor Society—1; Latin Club—1,2; Rocket Club —3; French Club—4; Track —3,4; Cross Country—3,4. Peter Harris Pep Club—2,3,4; Chess Club — 3; Madison Club — 3,4; Drama Club—3,4, treas.—4; Spanish Club—4; SCA—4. Barry Henline Science Club—2,3,4, VP—3, pres. — 4; Chess Club — 3, pres.; Rocket Club — 3; JM Honor Society—3; National Honor Society—4; Quill and Scroll—3,4. m Jerleen Hicks Art Club—4. 51 Beverly Hink Richard Holder Pep Club—4. Band—1,2,3; JV Basketball— 1,2; Rocket Club—2,3; Cross Country — 3,4; Track — 3,4; Madison Club—4. Elaine Hoptiak Drama Club—2; French Club —2,4; JM Honor Society— 2,3; National Honor Society— 4; FTA — 3,4; GAA — 3,4; Madisonettes—3,4; V. Basket- . ball_3. Judith Horn Charles Hughitt Latin Club—1. Marjorie Hunter Senior Safety Patrol—3,4; FBLA—4. James Isenhour V. Football—2,3,4; Track—2. Carole Janes Majorette—2,3; FBLA—3; Volleyball—3. Carolyn Jennings FHA — 1; Pep Club —2,3,4, VP—4; V. Cheerleading— 2,3,4, co-captain—4; GAA— 3; Hawk Talk—2,3,4; SCA Rep.—3; Class Treas.—4. Willard Jennings Chorus—1; Senior Choir— 2,3,4; Madrigals—4; German Club—4. 52 Ronald Jetmore Thomas Johnston Madison Club—3,4; Philoso¬ phy Club—3; Hawk Talk— 3,4; Track—3; Pep Club—4; Art Club—4. Melvin Joiner Band Councilman—4, manager—4. Warren Jones Joanne Judd Pep Club—2,3,4, treas.—3,4; Drama Club—2,3; Hawk Talk —3; Madisonettes—3,4; JM Honor Society—3; National Honor Society—4; Heritage—4. Cleo Kelly “Showboat”—1; Publications Business Staff—2,3; Heritage —3; FNA—3; V. Hockey—3; GAA — 3,4; Madisonettes — 3,4; Hawk Talk— 4 . Ellen Kemp Band—1; Latin Club—1,2; JV Softball—1; V. Softball— 2,3; JV Basketball —2; V. Hockey—2,3; GAA—2,3. Stanley Kerns Robert King Rocket Club—2,3,4; Track— 2,3,4; Latin Club—4; Senior Choir—4; Madrigals—4. 53 Barbara Knoll Sandra Kudej Latin Club—2; FNA—3,4, VP—4; Art Club—4; Home¬ coming Queen—4. Jaclyn Lambert Jr. Honor Society—1; Class VP—2; FT A—2; Pep Club— 2,3, VP—3; Hawk Talk—2,3; JM Honor Society—2,3, VP— 3; National Honor Society— 4, treas.; Quill and Scroll— 2,3,4, VP—4; Drama Club— 2,3,4; Madisonettes — 3,4; Yearbook—4, Editor; Merit Scholarship Letter of Com¬ mendation—4. Susanne Landerghini Mixed Choir—1; Art Club— 2; Latin Club—3; FTA—3,4, VP—4; JM Honor Society—3; National Honor Society—4; Drama Club—4; French Club -—4; Heritage—4, Editor. Barbara Lane Jr. Honor Society—1; Drama Club—2; JM Honor Society— 2,3; National Honor Society— 4; Latin Club —2; Majorette —2,3,4; French Club—4; Hawk Talk—4. Jane Lang Girls’ Chorus—1; Volleyball — 1; Pep Club —1,2,3; A Capella Choir—2; FBLA— 3,4; VOT—4. Sallye Lashley French Club—1,2,4, pres.—4; Science Club—2,3; FTA—2, 3,4, pres.—3,4; Madisonettes —3,4; Heritage—4, Editor. Donald Layman Chess Club—3; Philosophy Club—3; French Club—4; Natural Science Club—-4, VP. Sara Ledford Betty Lemaster DE Club—4. FBLA—3; V. Softball—3; Practical Nursing—4. 54 Bruce Lemert Peter Levendis V. Basketball—2,3,4; Track— 3,4; Drum Major—4. Leslie Lewis Latin Club—1; SC A Rep.— 2,3; SCA Cabinet—2,3. Sandra Linaburg Jr. Honor Society — 1, VP; Girls’ Chorus—1, sec-treas.; Senior Choir—2; JM Honor Society — 2,3, treas. — 2,3; National Honor Society—4, sec.; Madisonettes — 3,4; FBLA—3,4, pres.—3, VP—4; Yearbook — 3,4, Editor — 4; SCA Rep.—3,4; Strayer Book¬ keeping Contest,6th place—2. Thomas Lollar JV Baseball—1; JV Basket¬ ball—2; V. Basketball—3; Chess Club—3,4. Janet Longville Lynn Loomis FHA—2,4; Jeans Club—3; Y-Teens—3; FT A—4; Pep Club—4. Latin Club—1; Jr. Honor So¬ ciety—1; Riding Club—1,2; V. Softball—3. James Lucas Track—2,3,4. Nancy Lunsford Glee Club—1; Drama Club— 2,3,4; Majorette—2,3,4; JM Honor Society—2,3; National Honor Society—4; A Capella Choir—2,3,4; Madrigals—4; Edward Lusby Rocket Club—2,3,4, VP—4; SCA Rep.—4; National Sci¬ ence Fair, 4th place—3. 55 John Lynch Mary Madison Art Club—1; Club Hippique—3,4; V. Basketball—3,4. Nancy Mallonee Pep Club—1; JV Basketball— 1; FBLA—3,4. Fannie Marshall FNA—3,4, sec.—3,4; Bus Monitor—3; Library Club—4. Michael Mason SCA Rep.—2; Madison Club —2,3,4, treas.—2; V. Foot¬ ball—2,3,4, captain — 2,3,4; Wrestling—3,4, captain—4. Robert Massey Gary Mathias Kenneth May Science Club—2,3, treas.—3. Joann McAllister SCA Rep.-2. Martha McCann Art Club—1, sec.; AYA Club —1,2; Cheerleader—1; Rifle Club—1,3; Bowling Team— 1,2; Softball—2; German Club—4, VP. 56 Michael McClain Carolyn McKinney SSA Rep.—1; Track—1. FHA—1,2, sec.—1, treas.—2; FBLA—4. Marcus Minton Patricia Miller FHA—1; Madisonettes—3,4. SCA—1,2,3,4; Latin Club— 2.3; JV Football—3; Philoso¬ phy Club—3; Publications Assistant Business Mgr.—3; Business Mgr.—4; Class Pres.—4. Douglas Monday JV Baseball—1,2; Pep Club— 2; V. Football—3.4; V. Base¬ ball—3.4; SCA Rep.—4. Tommie Sue Morris Verlin Morton Diane Moshos FTA—2,3,4, VP—2,3; School winner of Poetry Contest—2; Junior Class Play—3; Drama Club— A. Band —1,2.3,4; FBLA —3.4, treas.—4; Strayer Bookkeep¬ ing Contest, 6th place—3; Northern Va. Businessmen’s Bookkeeping Contest—1st place—3. Jr. Honor Society—1; Band— 1,2,3, VP — 3; Basketball — 1,2,3,4; Hockey—2,3,4; JM Honor Society—2,3; Drama Club—2,3, sec.; Newspaper— 2,3,4; GAA—3,4, treas.—4. Arthur Murray Kemp Newberry FHA—1; FBLA—4; Public Speaking Contest Winner for school—4. 57 Chris Nielsen Track—3; Art Club—4. Stephen Omasta Wrestling John Onesty Concert Band—1,2,3,4; Track—2,3,4. Susan Oliver FNA—1,4; Science Club—2; Drama Club — 3,4, sec. — 4; Stage Mgr. Jr. Class Play—3; Assistant Director Jr. Class Play—4. James Parsons Track—1,2,3; SCA Rep.—2; Philosophy Club—3; Madi¬ son Club—2,3,4, sec.—2, VP —3, pres.—4; SCA Cabinet— 2,3,4; National Honor Society —3,4; GW University Sum¬ mer Science Program — 3; Cross Country—3,4; 5th place in State Meet—4; Optimist Club Award—4; Merit Schol¬ arship Letter of Commenda¬ tion—4; Sr. Play—4. Mary Payne FBLA—3,4; VOT—4. Janet Pearson DE Club—4, Walter Pennino SCA Rep.—2,3; JV Basket¬ ball—2; Madison Club—2,3,4; V. Football—3,4; Sr. Class Council. Gloria Perry Rebecca Pfalzgraf Majorette — 1,2,3, co-captain —3; Drama Club—1; Choir— 2; Library Club—2; JV Bas¬ ketball—2. 58 Carol Pierce Barbara Poland Bowling Club—1; Latin Club FHA 1; FBLA 3,4 —1,2; Pep Club—3,4, sec.—4; Library Club—4. Drama Club — 4; Madison- ettes—4; Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation—4. Jeffrey Pollard Betsy Pond DE 1—3; DE II—4, sec.—4. Jennifer Potter Class Pres.—1; Drama Club —1; Newspaper—1,2; Latin Club—1,2,4, sec.—1, VP—4; Cheerleader—1,2,4; Softball —1,2; Volleyball—1,2; SCA Sec.—2; Basketball—2; Year¬ book—2; Madisonettes—3; SCA Rep.—4; Pep Club—4. Louetta Prather Library Club—1; Bible Club —1; FBLA—4. Patricia Previte JV Softball—1; Pep Club— 2,3,4, treas.—2; V. Softball— 2,3,4; GAA—3.4; V. Basket¬ ball—2,3; Madisonettes—4. Dorothy Propst FHA—4. Carolee Prosise Girls’ Chorus—3; Pep Club— 2; Jr. Class Play—3; One-Act Play—3; Drama Club—3,4; VP—4; Madisonettes—3,4; School Winner of Prose Con¬ test—3; Jr. Class Play—4. Hawk Talk—3,4. Janice Provan Gtirls’ Chorus—1; A Capella Choir—1,2,3,4; Madrigals—4. 59 William Pruitt Latin Club—1,2; Pep Club—3,4. Florence Raines Pep Club—3,4; Madisonettes—4. Kathleen Rauch Library Club—1,4; FNA—3,4; Spanish Club—4. Joan Raymond SCA Rep.—1; Latin Club—2; V. Softball—2,3,4; Pep Club —4; Madisonettes—4. John Reid Latin Club—1,2. Margaret Reiley Catherine Romberg Choir—1,2,3,4; Madrigals—3,4. Paul Romig V. Baseball Mgr.—1; Rocket Club—2; Track—2,3,4; SCA Rep.—1,3,4. Beverly Rose Merlyn Ross Chorus Club — 1,3, VP—1; GAA—1,2,3; Basketball—1,3, co-captain—3; Library Club —2; Pep Club—2,3; Softball—2,3. Tarsious—1; Majorette—2; FBLA—3. 60 Peter Sartori Richard Scherl JV Basketball—1,2; Latin Senior Choir—4; Club—2; Drama Club—3; Madrigals—4. Rocket Club—2,3,4; Cross Country—3,4, cap.—3; Track—3,4. Jerry Schnabel Douglas Sears Steve Selquist V. Basketball —2,3,4. George Seymour Michelle Shaulis Elizabeth Shearer JV Football—1; Senior Choir—4. Glee Club—1. Class VP—1; SCA—1; Jr. Hi-Y—1,2; Latin Club—1,2; Newspaper—1,2,3,4, Editor— 4; FHA—3,4, VP—3; Madi- sonettes—3,4; JM Honor So¬ ciety—3; National Honor So¬ ciety—4; National Merit Finalist—4. Linda Shumaker John Siebold Latin Club—1; Drama Club—2. 61 Joan Simpson Bruce Smith FBLA—3,4, pres.—4; North¬ ern Va. Shorthand I contest, 2nd place—3. Jan Smith Charles Smith Erwin Smith Play—1,2; Radio Club—2; Physical Science Club — 2; Natural Science Club—2,3; Class Play—3. Publication Advertising Mgr. -—2, Business mgr.—3; JM Honor Society—2,3; Quill and Scroll—2,3,4, VP—3; Madi- sonettes—3,4; National Hon¬ or Society—4, pres.; SCA cabinet—4; National Merit Finalist—4; National Science Foundation Summer Insti¬ tute—3. Wayne Snyder Chaplain SCA—4. Judith Sorrells DE I Club—4. Gary Spillars Madison Club—3,4; V. Foot¬ ball—3,4; Track—3,4. Ruth Stevens Glee Club—1; Latin Club—3; Library Club—3; Tri-Hi-Y dub—3; Latin Honor Soci¬ ety—4; FNA—4. Joan Ryan Stewart James Stickley Bowling Team—1; Track—3. Joseph Strange Latin Club —1,2, pres. — 2; Senior Class Play—3; Madi¬ son Club—3.4; Drama Club— 4; German Club—4. Jack Sturms V. Basketball—2,3,4. David Swink Warren Switzer Track—2; JM Honor Soci¬ ety—2,3; National Honor So¬ ciety—4; Band Council—4. JV Football—1,2; V. Foot¬ ball—3,4; V. Wrestling—3,4; Track—2,3; Madison Club— 3,4; Rocket Society—3,4; German Club—4. Gayle Tate Projection Club—1; Rocket Club—1, pres.; SCA Rep.— 1; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Madison Club—3,4. Christopher Tatham Science Club—1. Keith Taylor J.V. Baseball — 1.2; SCA — 1,2,3,4; V. Football—2; Class Pres. — 2; Madison Club— 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll—2,3,4; Hawk Talk Editor — 2,3,4; Boys’ State—3; Drama Club —3,4, pres.—4; V. Basketball —3,4; V. Baseball—3,4; Na¬ tional Honor Society—2,3,4. 63 Karen Thompson Spanish Club—1; Pep Club— 1,2,3; GAA—1,4; V. Hockey— 2; Drama Club—2,3; Play— 2,3,4; FT A—3; V. Cheerlead¬ er—3; Madisonettes — 3,4; . Hawk Talk—4; Yearbook Ed- Judith I hompson itor—4; Sr. Class Council—4. Sandra Timme Marion Tobin Girls’ Chorus—3; A Capella Choir—4. Jacqueline Traina Susan Trimmer Pep Club—1; Spanish Club Girls’ Chorus—1; FBLA—3,4; —1; FBLA—3. FI1A—4; Pep Club—4; Library Club—4. Carolyn Utting Steve Valsamis FBLA—3. Choir—1,2,3.4; Science Club —1,2,3,4; Drama Club—2; Chess Club—2,3,4, treas.—3, VP—4; Latin Club—3. 64 Eric Varney Jr. Honor Society — 1; JM Honor Society—2; Rocket Club—3,4. Kenneth Vitucci Madison Club—2,3,4; V. Foot¬ ball—2,3,4; V. Track—2,3,4; Philosophy Club—3. Michael Waldman Hawk Talk—3,4; V. Basket- Phyllis Volovick ball—3,4; Yearbook Editor— Latin Club—2; DE Club—3,4. 4; SCA Cabinet—4. Tobi Wallace Latin Club—1; Choir—1,2, 3,4; Science Club—2,3,4, sec. —2,4; Chess Club—3,4; Drama Club—4. Donna Ward Richard Ward Curtis Weed Choir—2; Pep Club—4; Glee Club—1. Art Club—4. John White V. Football—2; Student Gov¬ ernment Vice - President—4; Southern Interscholastic High School Diving Championships 1st place—3. Duane Williams Jr. Honor Society—1; SCA— 1,2,3,4; Rocket Society — 2; SCA Cabinet — 2,3; Drama Club—2,3,4, treas.—2; Band —2,3,4, treas.—2,3, pres.—4; AGS—3,4; Foreign Student Exchange Board—4. 65 Judy Wilson Lynnfcrd Wilson Soccer—1; Track—1; Basket¬ ball—1,2,3.4; Chess Club— 1,3,4; Drama Club—3,4. Sandra Wilson FHA—1; Practical Nursing—.4 Margaret Withey JV Softball—1; Tennis Team —3; Drill Team—3; Jr. Drama Club—3; German- American Club—3; Drama Club—4; German Club—4. Shirley Wolfrey FBLA—4; VOT—4. Peter Wrenn JV Basketball—1; V. Base¬ ball—1,2,3; V. Football— 2,3,4, co-captain—2; Madison Club—3; V. Basketball—3,4; All-N. Va. Football Team—-4. Joan Wright Pep Club—2; Yearbook Busi¬ ness Staff—2; V. Basketball —2; V. Softball—2,3; V. Hockey—3; GAA—3,4; FBLA —3,4, sec.—4. Priscilla Yeung FHA—1,3; FNA—1,3,4; JM Honor Society—2,3; National Honor Society—4, VP; SCA— 2,4; Yearbook—3,4, Editor—3,4. Thomas Young JV Fooball—2; DE Club—4. John Youngs Class VP—1; Track—1,2,3; Rocket Club—2; SCA—3,4; Sr. Council—4. 66 Senior Cheerleaders Linda Camp, Carol Jennings, Donna Davis, Jeff Potter, and Karen Douglas enjoy their last football game by cheering Madison’s Warhawks on to a victory over McLean’s Highlanders. 67 Junior Class Officers: Rebecca Vick, treasurer; Sandra Reussow, secretary; Ray Cybulski, vice-president; David Conrad, president. Junior Class Being Juniors this year, our biggest responsibility has been the sponsorship of the Junior-Senior Prom in May. With money from the Junior play, the Breakfast Club, and the award from the SPTA Membership Drive, we produced one of the finest proms that Madison has ever had. As we look back over the past year, we have many memories that will be carried with us in the future. Patricia Aamodt Michael Albanese Betty Ashford Jo Ann Ayers Lou Aylestock 68 69 Paul Bainum Jane Baldwin Kathleen Barton Thomas Bass Elizabeth Becker Robert Beckwith Donald Beitzel Anthony Bennett Thomas Benza Phyllis Blackwell Carolyn Blaeuer Anne Blatchford Joyce Bohannon Joe Boland June Boles Gary Booth Dee Borland Shirley Borntrager Serena Bowden Joseph Rraxton Lois Bray Beverly Bright Robert Brock Christine Brooks Margaret Brooks Marianna Brown Teresa Brown Gene Burke Timothy Burke William Butler Karen Canfield William Carlton Michael Carver Susan Chadwick Kathryn Chinault Byron Chinn David Clark Peter Clark Russell Coffin Barbara Coleman David Conrad John Conway Judith Cornell Judith Cottone Frederick Crabtree Vivian Crater Tyrone Cregan Thomas Crossan 70 Nancy Cullen Richard Cybulski Angela Dansereau Rebecca Darden Robert Darne William Darne Linda Davidson Chester Dean Carolyn Dellinger Donald Dellinger Leanne Dennis Carolyn Deputy Jacqueline Deuterman Constance Dibble James Dickerson David Dinterman Shirley Dreith Patrick Dunn Philip Dunn Phyllis Dunn Nancy Dvorachek Thomas Eason Robert Eldridge Charlotte Elks 71 Constance Ellis Effingham Embree Margaret Erlendson Nancy Erskine Charles Esau Susan Eyles Susan Ezell Cheryl Farrell Keith Fernald Carl Fletcher Robert Flynn John Fontana Kay Fontana Margaret Forsythe Cheryl Fortner Elizabeth Fredman Marvin Gaile David Gapp David Garland Elizabeth Garner 1 • W V- v jk Dennis Gerrity fcj • Amy Gheen r w Jon Gibson i Margaret Gill 72 Steve Glenn Paulette Goddard James Gooding Jane Gooding Sandra Gooding Francis Gordon Penny Gottlieb Bobbie Green Margaret Hahn Michael Hanlon Susan Hanney Pamela Hanson John Hardy Albert Harrell Robert Harris Elaine Hatcher Mary Halley Christine Hedrick Sheila Henderson Steve Herbert Randy Herrman Janice Hess Vernon Hill Peter Hoag 73 Mary Holt Mike Holtgrave Theodore Horsehak Carol Howard Harvey Howe Dennis Humenik Ann Humphries Robert Hunt Lynn Hurley Jon Jetmore Kenneth Johns Robert Johnson Thomas Johnston Nadene Kale Norma Karn Robert Kelshaw Karen Kemp Marie Kendall Roger Keys Carole Kidd Frances Kitchen John Konzelman Terry Knox Lauren Lacey 74 « Dennis Ladd Stewart Lauer Gertrude Lawrence Penelope Lawson Laura Lee Willard Lent William Lingenfelter Doris Little Donald Lowery Sharon Lowery Dorothy Lueiani Nancy Lukens Elizabeth Lyle Karen Lynch Philip Lynn Larry Mangan Barbara Manvell Mary Markham Robert Martin Carol Mason 75 James Mathers John McAulifle Joe McCarthy Karen Sue McCrea Helen McKernon Diane Mehosky Daniel Meisinger Gloria Mellott Barbara Metz John Metz Jane Michaelson Bonita Miller Ellen Miller George Miller William Miller Douglas Mills Joyce Montgomery Charles Moore Donald Moore Kathleen Moran Sandra Morgan William Morgan Diane Mullis Lucille Murga Lianne Murray Patricia Murray Patrick Myers Ronald Nagel 76 Leona Nelson Lynette Nemore Lawrence Newcomb Eloise Nixon John Nusbaum Christina O’Masta Janice O’Neil Beverly O’Rourke Virginia Paquette Robert Parnell Judith Patterson David Payne Larry Payne Doris Peck Barbara Phelps Carolyn Plaugher Carol Pomeroy Stephen Pond Frank Porpotage Arlyn Powell Marion Powell Paul Presley Bonnie Previte Carolyn Price 77 Lee Rathjen Carol Rauch Helen Rawls Patricia Redmond Roxanna Redmond Lynn Reese Maurice Remling Sandra Reussow Helen Rickert Dawnalyn Rideout Jerry Rieben Timothy Riggs Kenneth Rinker Jerry Riordan Patricia Riordan Norman Robertson Penny Robinson Mark Rodeffer George Rogers Jane Rollins Carol Rosolina Elizabeth Royer Robert Rule Connie Runyon 78 Robert Rupp Talmadge Rutledge Janet Ruud Arthur Sanborn Barry Sauls Louise Schullery James Schlater John Seaver Carol Seymour Robert Shafer Dee Shanton Paul Sheehan Barbara Shipe Beverly Sines Gloria Sitnik Teresa Slack Bonnie Sloper Donald Smiley Barbara Smith Jane Smith Judith Smith Wilson Smith Pauline Sottosanti Shirley Spencer I ' I •.: William Spencer Charles Springman Millard Stanek Janice Stanford Roger Starkweather Virginia Stern Richard Stewart Susan Stewart Mark Stuart Joseph Sydnor Steve Tate Ellen Thomas Aileen Thompson Warner Thompson Sylvia Thornberry Jane Trent Judi Triebel Carolyn Triplett Tawn Turner Evelyn Underwood Carol Upchurch William Utterback Delores Utz Carol Vale 80 William Varney Jean Vawter Barbara Veitenheimer George Via Rebecca Vick Patricia Vierbuchen Roger Vincent Virginia Vitucci Mary Ellen Walker Brenda Walsh Glenn Weber Jacqueline Wells Theodore Wells Sandra West Thomas Wiggins Karen Wildman Alan Wilson Victoria Wilson Kathleen Witte Carol Wolfrey Betty Wood Janet Wood 81 Arthur Youmans Joy Youngblood Sophomore Class Officers: Ruth Dominy, treasurer; Paula Tebbin, secretary; Kathy Cloney, vice-president; Ronnie Hughes, president. Sophomore Class As the Sophomore class, we will be the only one to spend five years at Madison. We feel that, because of this, we have had the opportunity to exercise a more lasting effect on the traditions of Madison. In turn we will have been influenced by these traditions. 82 Richard Abbott Sharon Acker Lois Albrecht Frederick Amos Diana Amsbaugh Judy Arnold Carolyn Ashley Linda Austin Deidre Bahnemann Howard L. Bailey Howard W. Bailey Marcia Baird John Ballay Martha Banks William Barton Orren Beaty Barbara Lou Bell Thomas Bell Laura Benge David Benjamin Sharon Bennett Douglas Benson James Berry Peggy Berry Joseph Beverly William Bines Gwendolyn Blackwell Vincent Blasco Mary Bolevitch Glenn Bond Michael Botkin Donald Bowman Robert Bowman Susan Boyd Faye Branner Michael Bremigan Patricia Brooks Richard Brown Helene Buckles Michael Burke Joan Burkgren A1 Burnett Betty Burton Martha Bush Bonnie Butler Scott Callander George Cancilla Harvey Carkin Charles Cascio Richard Casey Celia Cassias Theodore Caylor Lorraine Charlton Joseph Childress David Chilman Toni Chown Gordon Clark Gragory Clark Larry Clark Kathy Clarke Sheral Clarke Wayne Clatterbuck Catherine Clements Kathleen Cloney Roger Clough William Coale Carlene Cockrell Sharon Coffey Barry Copp Samuel Cotten Jeralyn Coulter Thomas Craft Robert Cregar Betty Crigger Lynne Crites John Culbertson Stephen Darcey Elizabeth Darne Alvin Davenport Karen Davis Ersaline Dawson David Deering Mary DePolo John Deputy William DeVaughn Carol Dickerson Robert Dittrick Bonnie Dolan James Dolan Ruth Dominy Susan Dorer Sue Ellen Douglas Alice Duncan Lynette Dunlap Nancy Eicholtz Helen Embree Mary Ann Erskine Barbara Etter James Etter Mary Louise Eyles John Fadely Robert Farris Frederick Felten John Ficklin Clarence Fleming Myrno Florimbio William Follin Richard Fonner Dwight Frazier Jean Freeman Frank Frenzel William Freeman Andrea Frick Nancy Frizell David Gabaldon Patricia Gallagher Janet Gallahan Patricia Gannaway Paul Garlick Stephen Genua Thomas Gernhofer Judy Gheen Robert Gibson Donald Gingell Dorothy Glading Gloria Gladney Charles Glaze Peggy Glaze Barbara Gooding Mary Goodwin Gloria Green William Green Wayne Griest Jeannie Grieve Bobetta Griffith Clara Grimes Gail Grodin Sally Grove Francine Gunnell Stephen Hajtun James Haney Robert Hanlon Mary Hannsz Susan Harbeck Michael Hardin Richard Hardy Robert Hardy James Harney Talbot Harpei Diana Harris Craig Hayes Constance Haynes Susan Hazard Terrie Hazard Melba Hedgecock Debra Helck Joanne Hemsley Donald Herzberg John Hodges Sharon Hollen Craig Hollins Linda Hoose Peggy Howard Karen Hoye Joan Huddleston Nancy Hughes Ronald Hughes William Hull Sally Humphrey Roberta Humphreys Carole Hurd Mary Hurn Fred Hutchinson Paul Ingram Janet Jackson Richard James Robert Jamison Charlene Jefferies Mildred Jenkins Daryl Johanson Russell Johncox James Johnson Barbara Joiner Dale Jones Elizabeth Junek Delane Karalow Roger Kase James Kimmins Richard King Carol Kingdon Sandra Kirby Arlene Kitchen Elizabeth Klise John Kloman Kathryn Knott Paul Koehn Sheila Koenig Daniel Konkle Carol Kuhn Lark Lambert William Lane Gail Lawhorn Stephen Lee Richard Leith William Lemke Arthur Lent David Leroy Wayne Linaburg William Lindeman Michael Longville Anna Love Eric Lunsford Samuel Maddox Fred Majors Ann Martin Marcia Martin Ronald Martin Connie Mason Bridget Masterson Thomas McAuliffe Mary McCarson John McCauley Brian McCormick Thomas McGehee Patricia McHenry Judith McKinney Donald McVicker Ivan Mehosky Stanley Mehosky David Merricks Margaret Mettenet Leroy Meyer Mary Meyer James Millard James Miller Sonja Minard Annette Minor David Moore Judith Moreland Richard Morris Lawson Moyer Patricia Mullins Patricia Murphy Rosalind Murphy Sandra Murphy Steve Murphy Mary Myers Ronald Newman Terry Newman Renn Nichols Nan Nixon Thomas Nusbaum Sandra Nutter Gregory O’Brien David Olson Paul O’Rourke Patricia O’Sullivan Arnold Otto Marjorie Page Kenneth Palmer Bettye Parker Neal Parker Nancy Parks Carol Payne Rodney Payne Dale Pearson Norma Pearson George Pell Randal Pence Deryl Perry Robert Personette Sonja Petti Nicholas Petreas Sandra Pett Virginia Pierce Marlin Pike William Pomeroy Richard Pond John Poore Bonnie Powell Sandra Powell Shirley Powers Gary Price Suzanne Printzenhoff Wilbert Prochaska Randolph Propst Paul Prose Wayne Pugh Paulette Pullman Robert Ramsey A1 Ravella Elmer Reaves Charlotte Reid Robert Reis Jacqueline Rhea Robert Ricci Leroy Rinker Brian Robbins David Roberts Linda Robertson Mary Robey Bruce Robinson Gail Roche Carol Roesle John Romberg Stephen Rose Kirk Sampson Barbara Sandgren Michael Sartori Judith Sauls Martha Sawyer Kurt Saxon Robert Scanlon Betty Schaffer Sylvia Scheidegger Donna Schneider Wilma Schlup Leonard Schrank John Schummers John Sconyers Marilyn Scudder Wolf Seeberg John Shapiro Evert Sharp Mary Kay Shepston Mary Sherwood Crystal Shumaker Gail Sines Mary Slusher Kenneth Small Betty Smith Linda Smith Norma Smith Pamela Smith Susanne Smith Timothy Smith James Snyder Robert Snyder Robert Sollom Charles Sommer John Sorrell David Souders Ronnie Souders Bonnie Spence Barbara Spencer Nancy Spruill Linda Staalman Sharon Staggs Michael Stahl Jeffra Stencil Taylor Stevens Eric Stewart James Stewart Paul Stratton Carolyn Strow Bruce Stuart John Swidrak Kathrine Switzer Terrence Tawney Thomas Tawney William Taylor Dennis Teachey Paula Tebbin Henry Teklinski William Tennant Martin Tepper James Tew Micky Thomas George Thompson Thomas Thompson Louise Thornburgh Michael Tiller Jack Tindle Barry Toombs Lorna Totman Bruce Traves Kay Trent Sandra Trickett Thomas Tudor Gail Twombly James Upperman Milton Van Duzor Jacqueline Van Ness Sheila Vella Barbara Victor Robert Vitray Barry Wahl Carol Waldron Carol Walker Jo Anne Wall Daniel Weatherly Cecil Webb Robert Webb Bonnie Wells Valerie Wheat Samuel White Phil Whiteside Patricia Wholey William Wiggins Barbara Williams Janet Williams Paul Williams Cynthia Wilson Michael Wilson Ronald Wilson Michael Withey Donald Wittmer Ruth Ann Wood Yancey Woodward Charles Woolf Jeffrey Young Robert Young William Youngs 94 Freshman class officers: Vincent Zupan, treasurer; Rachael Gottlieb, secretary; Vilma Seeberg, vice-president; Beverly Hardy, president. Freshman Class As we look forward to becoming upper class- men, one of our main goals has been to become accustomed to the high school routine. None of us will ever forget our daily bus trips to Flint Hill School, crowded locker conditions, and the feeling of superiority when we won the magazine drive for the school. John Adams Richard Adams Martha Albrecht Steve Allen Thomas Allen Sharon Amos Miriam Anderson Winston Andrews 95 Karen Angeline Sandra Appleton Darlene Armbuster Shirley Armstrong Patricia Arnett Judith Asp Diana Baber Veronica Baber Mary Bagley Winifred Bailey Donald Baker Stephen Baker Roger Ballay Richard Banks Bonnie Barwick Ruth Bates Leslie Baukin Christina Baumann Leslie Bayless Veronica Beatty Laura Beaty Robert Beck Connie Belcher Dennis Bell Eldon Bender Beverly Bennett Wayne Berry Joyce Berta Gerald Billingsley Nancy Bininger Carolyn Bird Betty Blackwelder Roger Blain Margaret Blaney David Blasco Kim Blatchford Richard Blessing Dianne Bloxton Gary Bock William Bohrer Shawn Boland Mary Bolish Gloria Borntrager Dennis Botkin Linda Botticelli Daniel Boyd Joan Brady Robert Brandler Patricia Branner Judy Braxton Samuel Brothers Dorothy Brown Robert Brown Jackie Browne Reice Broyhill Peggy Bryant Larry Buracker Jack Burlbaugh Frederick Burke Evelyn Burks Linda Burrier Victor Burton Clifton Busby Edward Bush Warren Bushey Liz Callar David Campbell Gray Campbell Phyllis Cangemi Delories Cannon James Cannon Dolores Carberry Ralph Carlton James Carney Brenda Carpenter Cheryl Carrico Robert Carril Linda Carroll Edwin Carter Peggy Casey Richard Cataldi Robert Cherry Laura Clark Lucille Clark Carolyn Clatterbuck Donna Cleeland Doris Clements Robert Cochran Karen Cockrell James Coffey Paul Coffey Stanley Cole Paige Colenda Mary Colling Roy Comer III Joyce Conroy Lawrence Cook Robert Copperthite David Counts JoAnn Cowan Kenneth Cowdes Greer Cox Janet Craft John Croson John Crossan Kathleen Culhane Charles Culkin Alvon Cummings John Curies James Curry Marla Daggett Diane Danna Mary Danyluk Mike Danyluk Joseph Darden Grant Davenport Mary Davis William Davis Robert Day Patsy Dean Patsy Marion Dean John de Groot Madeline De Lisle David Dellinger Douglas Dellinger Patty Dellinger Danny Deveraux Kerry Dibble Brian Digges Geri Dinkle Susan Dinsmore Sandra Doallas Janice Dodd Gil Dodge John Donnelly Sherrill Doran Earl Dorius Jean Dull Sharon Duncan Danny Dunn Fern Dunn Jack Dunn Patricia Dunn Elaine Durham Harold Dvorachek Kenneth Earman Joan Eberhart Suzanne Ebhardt John Eckert Laura Eddy Stephen Edwards Jeff Eggers John Elliott Linda Elliott Janies Ellis Patricia Ellis Diane Elwell Nancy Erlendson Charles Esper James Estep Daniel Evans Richard Evans Craige Faries Ruth Farrington Dennis Felton Sharon Fernald Nancy Fincham Linda Foresman James Fortner Walter Franzen Lennetta Frayer John Frece Ned Fredrickson Charles Fulbeck 1 15 Linda Gabaldon Donna Gaby Edward Garrison Pat Garrison Joyce Gazes Kathleen Geris Christine Getlein James Gettings Carolyn Giles Robert Gilliam Michael Golden Aaron Golub Dorothy Goodwin Joseph Goodwin Julie Goodwin Rachel Gottlieb Patricia Graham Laodice Granger Bruce Koontz Lynne Lageman David Lamb Dennis Lape Danny Layman Gary Layne Cheryl Leatherwood Danny Legge Jeanni Leishear Cheri Lewis John Liebermann Steven Lindsay David Loetal George Lollar Linda Long Robert Lowther Linda Loy Karen Lunsford James Lyons Mike Lyons William Lyons Jeffrey MacDonald Judy MacIntyre James MacKenzie John MacPherson John Madigan Betty Maedgen Donald Major Timothy Manchester Bonnie Marcey Howard Marcey John Marlin Wanda Marsden Linda Marshall June Martin Donald Mascali Richard Mattozzi David Mattson Douglas Mayo James McAvoy Jeanne McCann Kenneth McCarty Susan McCauley John McClung Sheryl McGlochlin Martha McIntosh Frances Menefee Donald Merhoff Judith Merrell Thomas Metcalfe Leah Millard Ann Miller Chari Miller Diane Miller John Miller Phyllis Miller Douglas Mills Warren Mills Marelea Minard Susan Mitchell Rebecca Mize Joan Molle Jane Monk Robert Monninger James Moon Michael Moore Betty Morgan Charlotte Morgan Donna Morris Patricia Morris Robert Mueller Jerry Mullinax Daniel Murphy Gerald Murphy Kathleen Murray Billie Myers Annette Nahmias Cynthia Nash William Neale Stephen Nemore Elizabeth Newberry Robert Nichols Robin Nordlie Carol Oakes Jackueline Oberst Marilyn O’Connell Vincent O’Donnell Steve Oliff Richard Olson Judith Onesty Patti Ormond Stuart Ours Harl Outman Thomas Owen Priscilla Pacher Charles Payne Sharon Sorber Maura Spence Keith Spillars Patricia Spires Alan Sprinkel Raymond Staats Andrew Steele George Stegmaier John Stegmaier Brenda Stevens Norma Jean Stevens Marvin Stephenson Cathy Stever Scott Stewart Anne Stiltz Chris Stoen Judith Stride Linda Suarez John Swink Daniel Switzer Lewis Sword Eileen Taggart William Tatham Fred Taylor v I i Suzanne Taylor Edward Templeman Charles Templeton William Tew Renea Terrell Joan Thomas Charlotte Thompson Cynthia Thompson Glenn Thompson Patricia Thompson Peggy Thompson Diane Thomson John Tiller Claude Titus Norman Torrance Samuel Trickett Barbara Trimmer Barbara Trinkle Connie Tucker Ginger Turner Sharon Upchurch John Van Buskirk Barbara vander Vate John Van Huizen Daniel Van Roekel Ralph Vawter Melva Veitenheimer Glen Vernon Marsha Vernon Carla Vest James Via Carmeline Violette Randy Vipperman Linda Volovick Phylliss Waldman David Walter Ernest Watkins Edward Watson Elizabeth Watters Carol Weisenfluh Margaret West Joan Whipp Winnifred Whipple Patricia Whitman Harlan Wiley Brenda Wilkerson Susan Wilkerson Barry Williams Calvin Williams Harriet Williams Sandra Williams Melinda Wilson Mary Wilwerding Wanell Wise Carolyn Wood Donald Wood Nancy Wood Patricia Wood Donna Woody Martha Wright Charles Young Randolph Young Peggy Young Terry Young Thomas Young Chris Zappala Patricia Zimmerman Charlotte Zirkle Vincent Zupan Greg Sehummers, Tom Allen and Dorothy Brown study planet rotation in Earth Science class. Bill Burner and Calvin Williams make a table in Shop I. Organizations Organizations make up a very important part of the time we spend in school. 1 hey provide us with the opportunty to develop leadership qualities and to perform many community services. School life is greatly enriched by extra-curricu¬ lar activities. 1 his year, drives and projects under¬ taken by the various organizations have added interest to our school life and have promoted school spirit. Ill At J ames Madison, the Student Cooperative Association (SCA) is the coordinating influence for all student activ¬ ities. The entire student body has membership in th is Association. Through the SCA, the student body is af¬ forded an opportunity in self-government and a channel through which it can improve student-faculty relations. The governing body of the SCA is the Council. This Council is composed of the four elected SCA officers, the President’s Cabinet, and the homeroom, club, and class presidents. It is this body which initiates and plans the major SCA projects such as International Week, the Mardi Gras Dance, and the Pencils for Pakistan, Wel¬ fare, and Magazine Drives. By taking advantage of the opportunities offered by the SCA, such as International Week, Madison students are helping to make their school a leader in Northern Virginia. Student Cooperative Association Conrad Goodkind, SCA President. John White, Vice-President; Nancy Luckens, Secretary; William Youngs, Treasurer. 112 First Row: Debbie Colony, Jan Smith, Neen Blackwell, Mary Ann Hanken, Mary Ellen Walker. Second Row: Bob Harris, Bill Galloway, Mike Waldman, Chief Gordon, Jim Parsons. Cabinet The Cabinet is composed of students chosen by the SCA president to head the different branches of the student govern¬ ment, such as monitors, special projects, student elections, and point system. These Cabinet members coordinate the efforts of the rep¬ resentatives and the SCA officers. Mr. H. J. Strohm SCA Sponsor 113 First Row: Veronica Todd, Susan PrintzenhofT, Jane Smith, Connie Mason, Charlotte Reed, Sally Groves, Ruth Dom- iny, Lisby Junek. Second Row: Gwen Runyon, Penny Gottlieb, JefY Potter, Sandra Timme, Sue Bowden, Joan Broome. Third Row: Claire Brossard, Fred Holland, Larry Payne, Dottie Luciani, Bain Becker. Doug Monday, Bill Miller, Andy Frick. Fourth Row: Sam Johnson, Pete Harris, Valerie Wheat, Paul Romig, Ed Lusby, Dave Clark, Chip Moyer, Wolf Seeberg, Charles Sommer. Representatives The students’ representatives in the SCA are drawn from the homerooms, the clubs, and the classes. Each elected member has one vote and must attend each SCA meeting. Through this representative body, each student has a voice in the student government. J he representative pre¬ sents his homeroom’s ideas and opinions and re¬ ports to the homeroom on all matters discussed. Through their presidents, the individual inter¬ ests ol the clubs and classes are represented in the sch( )ol government. 114 w 1 w JjHplJ j m [ 9 1 ? Wt Jr jl|gk ' m 1 m Hr ■ ■ J 1 m s w First Row: Annette Nahmais, Pat Ellis, Dianna Baber, Connie Hasaflute, Sherry Rutledge, Charlotte Baughman. Second Roto: Sandy Reussow, Susan Chadwick, Sallye Lashley, Lee Groves, Neen Blackwell, Faith Burkhardt, Vilma Seeberg, Kim Blatchford. Third Row: Ryan Stewart, Marsha Vernon, Marc Minton, Barry Henline, Andy Steele, Skip Francin, Randy Staats, John Donelly. Fourth Row: Mike Clark, Priscilla Yeung, Barbara Bixby, Ron Hughes, Doug Mayo, Beverly Hardy, Elizabeth Watters. Fifth Row: David Conrad, David DeWitt, Jon Broome, Keith Tay¬ lor, Duane Williams, Jim Parsons, Tom Crossan. Mary Ann Hankin, Joanne Judd, and Wayne Snyder hand cans of food collected on the SC A Welfare Drive to Carolyn Jennings, Karen Thompson, and Brandee Ormand. 115 First Roiv: Brandee Ormand, Art Editor; Jacky Lambert, Activities Edi¬ tor; Sandy Linaburg, Class Editor; Mike Clark, Art Editor; Karen Thomp¬ son, Girls’ Sports Editor; Mike Waldman, Boys’ Sports Editor; Priscilla Yeung, Faculty Editor; Barry Henline, Photography Editor. Headed by Mrs. Garland, the Mont¬ pelier staff worked hard this past year to produce the yearbook. Editor-in-chief Joan Broome coordinated the section editors to utilize to the utmost the tal¬ ents of some of Madison’s best jour¬ nalists. Ruth Ziegler, Layout Editor, works on the layout sheets for the organizations. Sandy Linaburg and Jacky Lambert work after hours to meet a Montpelier deadline. Montpelier assistant editors are: First Row: Nancy Lukens, Carol Pomeroy, Laura Lee. Second Row: Don Herzberg, Joy Youngblood, Ronnie Hughes. 117 Faith Burkhardt, Keith Taylor, Sports Editor; Neen Blackwell, News Editor; Pam Hanson, Feature Editor. The J.M.H.S. newspaper, Hawk Talk, lias the distinction of being the only publication that has been in existence since the opening of Madison I ligh. In this short time, it has won recognition on the state level. Faith Burkhardt, who has served as editor for the last two years, has helped develop the paper to a high degree of journal¬ istic competence. A willing staff has devoted long hours of hard work to meet the never-ending battle to beat the deadline. The students of James Madison have enjoyed a news¬ paper that has fully covered the activities of the school year. Faith Burkhardt Editor-in-Chief 118 First Row: Brandee Orman, Lynette Nemore, Andrea Cybulsky, Barbara Lane, Carol Bock, Carol Jennings, Carolee Prosise. Second Roiv: Christine Hedricks, Dottie Luciani, Bruce Reeves, Peggy Withey, Ruth Dominy, Penny Gottlieb, Tod Johnston, Marleen Kelly. Third Row: Karen Kemp, Debby Colony, Ann Blatchford, Helen McKernon, June Martin, Karen Thompson, Delane Karalow. Fourth Row: David Conrad, Wayne Snyder, Pete Harris, John Seaver, Mike Waldman, Dave DeWitt, Sam Johnson, Don Smiley. Pam Hanson dictates feature story to Faith Burkhardt while Keith Taylor studies type sheet for sports headlines. Mrs. Donohoe Sponsor 119 9 Sue Landerghini, Art Editor; Karen Douglas, Literary Editor; Ann Blatehford, Assistant Editor; Sallye Lashley, Lay-Out Editor. Heritage Heritage, Madison’s Literary magazine, pro¬ vided an outlet for students with literary and ar¬ tistic talents. Both prose and poetry, along with artistic illustrations were included in this years magazine containing the works of fellow-students. Lee Groves Editor-in-Chief 120 First Row: Helen Rickert, Sue Landerghini, Karen Douglas, Lee Groves, Ann Blatch- ford. Second Row: Mr. Hall, Christine Hedricks, Karen Kemp, Steve Klaire, Helen McKernon, John Seaver, Brandee Ormand, Elizabeth Garner. Susan Chadwick. Mr. Hall Sponsor Lee Groves, Karen Douglas, and Sallye Lashley compile the second issue of Heritage. 121 First Row: Marc Minton, Circulation Manager; Jon Broome, Advertising Manager; Pat Redmond. Second Row: Mr. Bowman, sponsor; Gordon Clark. Business Staff The business staff conducted all financial, circulation, and advertising affairs for Madi¬ son’s publications. This small group sold sub¬ scriptions to our students and advertising to the merchants. Marc Minton took care of all bills and distribution of the publications to the students. Jon Broome laid out all the ads and supervised the selling of the advertisements. Both were aided by Pat Redmond and Gordon Clark. Mare Minton and Jon Broome take it easy while Pat Redmond puzzles over a problem in advertising layouts. First Row: Barbara Lane, Sandy Reussow, Roxi Redmond, Judy Patterson, Susie Delap, Carol Pomeroy, Pam Hanson, Penny Gottlieb. Second Row: Bill Varney, Jacky Lambert, Sandy Linaburg, Priscilla Yeung, Jan Smith, Mary Ellen Walker, Barry Henline. Third Row: Faith Burkhardt, Diane Moshos, Beth Shearer, Neen Blackwell, Andy Cybulski, Sandy Timme, Christine Hedricks, Ellen Thomas, Steve Tate. Fourth Roiv: Mr. Williams, sponsor; Rebecca Vick, Nancy Lukens, Bain Becker, Nancy Luns¬ ford, Elaine Hoptiack, Sue Landerghini, Joanne Judd. Fifth Row: Roger Starkweather, David Swink, Jim Parsons, Bill Galloway, David DeWitt, Keith Taylor, Sam Johnson. Honor Society The officers of the Honor Society are: Jacky Lambert, treasurer; Jan Smith, president; Priscilla Yeung, vice-president; Sandy Linaburg, secretary. Although the James Madison Honor So¬ ciety has been in existence since 1960, this is the first year that the chapter has been affili¬ ated with the National Honor Society. Our first induction of the year was a combination chapter and member induction. The officers of the Falls Church chapter of the National Honor Society presented us with our charter. Twenty-seven new members were inducted at that time. This year, the Honor Society began a tu¬ toring service open to all students who wished help with their studies. We also presented a plaque to the school on which the names of the Citizenship Award winners will be engraved each year. First Row: Lee Groves, president; Jacky Lambert, vice president; Faith Burkhardt, sec¬ retary-treasurer; Jan Smith. Second Row: Neen Blackwell, Barry Henline, Keith Taylor. Third Row: Mrs. Donohoe. Quill and Scroll President Lee Groves awards inductee Joan Broome her Quill Scroll pin as Faith Burkhardt, Keith Taylor, Barry Henline, and Jacky Lam¬ bert look on. One of the first organizations to he founded at Madison, Quill and Scroll is the interna¬ tional honor society for high school journalists. In order to be eligible for membership, a stu¬ dent must accumulate one hundred points by working on one of the school s three publica¬ tions and be in the upper third of his class. 124 First Row: Karen Lynch, Pat Aamodt, Mary De Polo, Charlene Jeffries, Leanne Dennis, Shirley Dreith, Lynn Hurley, Peggy H a ha Suzanne Knight, Jody Thompson, Jacky Lambert, Mary Haly, Joy Youngblood, Carolee Prosise, V. Pres.: Caroi Rauch. Second Row: Sandy Nutter, Kathy Cloney, Mary Kay Shepston. Vilma Seeberg, Mary Colling, Sue Lander¬ s ' 11111 ’ Nancy Lunsford, Linda Marshall, Mary Ellen Robey, Laura Benge, Sally Humphreys, Janet Jackson, Salley Lash- ley, Sue Mettenet. Judy McKinney. Third Row: Miss Walton, sponsor: Brandee Ormand. Susan Chadwick, Karen Kemp, Marie Bates, Peggy Withey, Carol Colenda, Sena Bowden, Lynette Dunlap, Peggy Erlendson, Eloise Nixon. Sue Stewart, Tobi V allace, Christine Hedricks, Kathy Moran, Jan Rudd. Third Row: Sue Harbeck, Randy Pence, Buddy Esper Mike Lunsford, Ken Ritchey, Bill Talan, Bill Miller, Ted Raver, Keith Taylor, Pres.; Ellen Miller, Elizabeth Garner. Fifth Row- Pete Harris, Treas.; Lynn Wilson, Duane Wilson, Fred Holland, Tommy Bass, John Seavers, Richard Brown Joe Strange Suze Oliver, Sec.; Pam Grodin. Wig and Rouge Wig and Rouge is the Drama Club of Madison. In order to interest and instruct students in the stage. We attended two plays at Arena Stage in Washington. We were given a demonstration in makeup. In February, we went to Richmond to view the college Drama Festival. During the second semester a playwright lectured us on the writing of drama. By sponsoring the three plays this year: Life With Father, Inherit the Wind, and The Marriage Proposal, we were able to buy needed stage curtains. 125 First Row: Beth Shearer, Andy Cybulski, Sandy Timme, Susie Delap, Sec.; Gettine Davis, Treas.; Jane Smith, V. Pres.; Neen Blackwell, Pres. Second Row: Barbara Lane, Sandy Linaburg, Bonnie Miller, Roxi Redmond, Joan Raymond, Jell Potter, Jacky Lambert, Carolee Prosise, Joan Broome, Mrs. Berry, spon¬ sor .Third Row: Vivian Crater, Bobbie Forbes, Joanne Judd, Mary Ann Hanken, Gail Dyer, Jan Smith, Penny Gottlieb, Kay Fontana, Marlene Kelly, Bonnie Previte. Fourth Row: Connie Ellis, Sallye Lash- ley, Angela Eggers, Betsy Anderson, Elaine Hoptiak, Christine Brooks, Arlene Raines, Pat Miller. Madisonettes The Madisonette Club was formed last year to serve as a medium through which the club members might serve their school and commu¬ nity by helping to build up school spirit and to further the prestige of James Madison High. In an effort to fulfill our purpose, we started the year by assembling a new student handbook and welcoming the new girl students. On special occasions such as Hallowe’en, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, we decorated the cafeteria. In order to promote closer relations between the faculty and the student body, we established a teacher aid program to help teachers after school. In the library, we were able to provide some much-needed assistance by sorting and filing books. Along with the Madison Club, we co-sponsored the Home¬ coming Dance in November. At Thanksgiving, w-e sent forty-five fruit baskets to nursing homes in the Vienna area. At . ... Christmas we sponsored the Door Decorations Con- l dra Timme and cet- tests and set up a decorated tree in the cafeteria. tine Davis trim the eafe- We also made Easter baskets for many children of teria Christmas tree wihle the area. Andy Cybulski and Neen Blackwell wrap presents. 126 First Row: Joe Strange, Fred Bryant, Sergeant-at-Arms; Gary Spillars, Sam Johnson, Sec.; Arlyn Powell, Treas.; Chief Gordon, V. Pres.; Jim Parsons, Pres. Second Row: Don Herzberg, Penny Pennino, Mike Mason, Richard Holder, Pete Harris, Ken Vitucci, Jon Jetmore, Tod Johnston. Third Row: Bill Youngs, John Conway, Lawson Moyer, Mike Sartori, Keith Taylor, Roger Starkweather, Steve Pond. Fourth Row: Dave Conrad, Warren Switzer, Mike Sconyers, Reggie Clark, Larry Payne, Ray Cybulski, Gayle Tate. Bob Moore. Madison Club The Madison Club is the boys’ service organization of the school. We were engaged in many activities for the past year. Under the leadership of President Jim Par¬ sons, we served in such varied roles as waiters at school functions and attendants at sports activities. We were sponsors of the Homecoming Dance and the Christmas Dance, and many car washes throughout the year. We held our annual show for the children of a Leesburg Or¬ phanage. We also sponsored the erection of a large portable sign to be displayed on the water tower to ad¬ vertise important school activities. The Madison Club, headed by Jim Parsons, lines up to direct traffic at Madison’s events. Madrigals: First Row: Catherine Romberg, Bob King, Willard Jennings, Dick Scherl, Janice Provan. Second Row: Mrs. Mahaffey, teacher; Nancy Lunsford, Ted Bauer, Bob Shafer, Pat Dunn, Ruth Ziegler, Nancy Lukens. Chorus Girls’ Chorus: First Row: Normajean Pear¬ son, Ruth Farrington, Sharon Coffey, Denise Potter, Donna Huston, Ann Miller, Joyce Berta, Bobbie Shue, Delories Cannon, Aileen Thompson, Mary Hannsz, Mrs. Ma- haffey, teacher. Second Row: Sheryl Mc- Glochlin, Minnie Whipple, Carolyn Plaugh- er, Gail Ebhardt, Linda Johnson, Karen Lunsford, Cynthia Rosholdt, Barbara Metz, Carolyn Triplett, Barbara Trinkle, Christine Getlein. YfTi i i «V WhHTi «r nt Senior Choir: First Row: Patty Vierbuchen, Catherine Romberg, Judy Patterson, Doris Little, Karen McCrea, Bob King, Bill Jen¬ nings, Dick Scherl George Seymour, Bob Shafer, Tom Lollar, Marion Tobin, Karen Wildman, Janice Provan. Second Row: Betsy Anderson, Nancy Lunsford, Tobi Wallace Tredway Childress, Pat Dunn, Ted Bauer, John Hannsz, Don Hill, Gordon Clark, Judi Cornell, Linda Davidson, Nancy Lukens, Ruth Ziegler, Mrs. Mahaffey, teacher. I 128 Mixed Chorus: First Row: Margaret Met- tenet, Sonja Minard, Annette Minor, Susan Wilkerson, Beulah Bayles, Donna Durgin, Bob Gooding, Bob Mueller, Randy Vipper- man, John Marlin, Butch MacKenzie, Philip Joseph, Nancy Cullen. Second Row: Lydia Kiser, Faye Branner, Susan Banks, Brenda Wilkerson, Bobbie Green, Carol Bock, Bev¬ erly Rose, Cynthia Wilson, Sue Sawyer, Treddy Childress, Joe Boland, Mary McCar- son, Sandra West, Martha Wright, Julia Neilson, Judy Cottone. Third Row: Mrs. Mahaffey, Ginger Paquette, Diane Mehosky, Rosalind Murphy, Marcia Martin, Kaye Stanford, Pat Boyd, Ann Martin, Gloria Mellot, Pat May, Donna Rumery, Carolyn Price. n s I lie Choral Department has had an eventful year. We conducted international exchange programs, competitive concerts, and assemblies. We sang at the Pakistanian Embassy after Bashir Ahmed’s visit here. Some of the Pakistanian girls from the Embassy returned our visit for a school assembly. Before Thanksgiving, the Senior Choir was presented with the Choir’s robes in a ceremony for the school. The Senior Choir also participated in Band Choral Day in Charlottesville, and sang at Falls Church High School. We also sang at the lighting of the Christmas tree at Fairfax Hospital. Our final appearance was made at the Baccalaureate sermon for 1962 . Girls’ Chorus: First Row: Lor¬ raine Charlton. Cheryl Farrell, Sue Armstrong, Sharon Terrell, Pat Redmond, Carolyn Clatterbuck, Lynn Kiser, Cynthia Nash, Lillian Russell, Cindy Hutchinson. Second Row: Patty Morris, Donna Schnei¬ der, Marion Anderson, Betty Crig- far, Maureen Pesch, Judy Braxton, Linda Warren, Jeanne McCann, Linda Polk, Betty Hanken, Billie Myers, Anita Warner, Sandra Doal- las. Third Row: Betty Morgan, Gil Dodge, Diane Edwell, Linda Foresman, Leah Millard, Joan Whipp, Virginia McDonald, Pat Ormond, Paula King, Janet Calla¬ han, Penny Karn, Jerry Riordan, Mrs. Mahaffey. Band German Band: First Row: Jamie Mathers, Chuck Cascio, Bob Webb, Andy Steele. Second Row: Pat Dunn. First Row: Eldon Bender. Steve Lee, Glen Vernon, Jamie Mathers, Charla Hall, Orren Beaty, Mary Kay Shepston, Don Simpson Laura Beaty, Jeannie Grieve, Ann Stiltz, Barbara Joiner, Jim Howe, Johnny Miller, Linda Burrier, Randy Staats Danny Dunn, Dick Abbott, Duane Williams. Second Row: Pete Levendis, Drum Major; James Sclater, Larry Clarke Lee Jeffries. Bob Webb, Sam Cotton, Bob Parnell, Randy Pence, Paul Stratton, Steve Darcey, Glenn Settle, Roger Schaeffer. Sam Maddox. Dave Swink, Marv Sherwood, Ronny Singell, Ken McCarty, Bill White, Melvin Joiner. Mike Danyluk Mike Lunsford, Don Smilev. Randy Herrman, Jon Jetmore, Danny Evans, Peck Ledford, Andy Steele, Wayne Herrman, Barry Williams, Harlan Wiley, Verlin Morton, Mike Withey, Steve Tate, Linda Suarez, Rachel Gottlieb, Bar¬ bara Williams, John Onesty, Gail Sines, Charlie Moore, Paul Romig. 130 First Rcnv: Steve Lee, Phil Lynn, Preston Brown, Don Smiley, Lee Jeffries, Tom Tawney. Second Row: Bob Webb, Nat Chambliss, Dick Abbott, Duane Williams, Andy Steele. July, 1961, officially marked the change of leadership in the Warhawk band to the baton of Air. Kenneth Yohe. August saw a flurry of activity as we prepared for our second marching season. A totally new concept in field marching was introduced by Mr. Yohe, and Madison’s band soon became proficient, to the delight of spectators and performers alike. With the opening of school and the first game, it was not uncommon to see and hear us rehearsing during and after school. The Homecoming Game repre¬ sented the perfection developed by the band. During the course of the year the band participated in several parades. We placed second and third in them, and our majorettes took a first place. February saw the Warhawk Band out marching in competition with bands from several states in the George Washington’s Birthday Parade. This same month saw the advent of the All-State Band Competition held at J.E.B. Stuart High School. Spring saw the presentation of the last concert of the year, the Spring Con¬ cert, which was thought by many to be a fitting close to the season. Mr. Yohe, Band Director, works after hours planning band activities. First Row: Linda Gabaldon, Dee Anne Borland, Janet Williams, Capt.; Barbara Lane, Donna Huston. Second Roxv: Chris Omasta, Bobbie Bell, Nancy Lunsford, Kathy Bar¬ ton, Sheila Vella. Majorettes We were kept busy at the beginning of the year, marching in several football games adding color and spirit. We participated in several parades, tak¬ ing first place in the Vienna Hallowe’en Parade, and third place in the Fall Parade at Annandale. We also entered the Falls Church parades, and the George Washing¬ ton Day Parade in Alexandria. Several of us were awarded honors for our twirling ability. The Madison majorettes lead the marching band on to the field during halftime. 132 Pep Club Under the guidance of Miss MacEachron, the Pep Club has contributed a great deal toward the fine spirit our school has shown throughout the year. Among our numerous projects were the decoration of goal posts before each football game, sale of crepe paper for cavalcades, sponsorship of the annual powder-puff football game, and participation in the Christmas Welfare Drive Christmas Dance. We made our goal the con¬ tribution of the final incentive which made 1962 Madison’s best sports year. First Row: Sandy Timme, Treas.; Sylvia Downs, Pres.; Carol Jennings, V. Pres. Second Row: Bonnie Previtt, Linda Camp, Karen Douglas, Carol Mason, Carolyn Blauer, Liz Royer, Elizabeth Garner, Carol Hurd, Mildred Hilt, Linda Rob¬ inson, Sue Casey, Donna Cleveland, Barbara Maddox. Third Row: Barbara Vietenheimer, Donna Corey, Linda Davis, Vivian Crater, Susan Chadwick, Sandy Appleton, Lynette Dunlap, Bridgett Masterson, Annette Minor, Lynne Hurley, Bobbie Forbes, Joan Raymond, Andy Cybulski, Pat Aamodt, Lynn Crites. Fourth Row: Miss MacEachron, sponsor, Connie Runyon, Janet Longvillle, Donna Davis, Jeff Potter, Diane Keller, Linda Johnson, Cindy Tompkinson, Betty Hall, Connie Ellis, Penny Gottlieb, Terrie Slack, Elaine Hatcher, Donna Woody, Roxi Redmond. Fifth Row: Tod Johnston, Sue Stewart. Charleen Jeffries, Arlene Raines, Sue Trimmer, Helen Rickert, Joy Youngblood, Bill Miller, Peter Har¬ ris, Eloise Nixon, Patty Vierbuchen, Peggy Erlendson. Sixth Row: Sena Bowden, Bevely Hink, Gordon Clark, Winnie Whipple, Ronnie Balderson, Reggie Clark, John Seavers, Dave Clark, Jack Clark. s vaS Bits::: First Roue Sue Eyles, Gwen Blackwell, Gerry Hicks, Donna Ward, Barbara Frazier, Peggy Frazier. Second Row: Janice Hess, Pat Wholey, Bill Varney, V. Pres.; Mike Clark, V. Pres. Sue Bowden, Sec.; Tom Gannoway, Treas.; Nancy Dvora- chek! Third Row: Brandee Ormand, Susan Chadwick, Suzie Banks, Carole Upchurch, Debbie Helck, Judy Arnold, Bobetta Griffith. Fourth Row: Vilma Seeberg, Melinda Wilson, Helen Rickert, Tod Johnston, Teresa Brown, Linda Smith, Delane Karalow Fifth Row: Sandy Gooding, David Gabaldon, Richard Fonner, Tom Bass, Richard Brown, Chris Nielson, Beverly O’Rourke. Kallophile Kallophile, new to lames Madison in 1961-62, rapidly became one of the most active clubs in the school. We worked toward encouraging art appreciation, improving the appear¬ ance ol the school, and increasing the school ' s art library. few of our activities for this school year in¬ cluded Christmas decorations for the school, the “Picture the cafe- lie eel exhibited m Mr. Tidwell judges Sue teria, and the Spring Art I ' estival in Bowden’s entry for Kallo- w Inch several Fairfax County high philes picture of th( ’ Week contest. schools participated. 134 First Row: Elaine Hoptiak, Barry Henline, Lynne Loomis, Bill Varney, Andy Cybulski. Second Row: Jan Smith, Priscilla Yeung, Warren Switzer, Dave DeWitt, Bill Galloway, Gary Angeline, Nancy Luns¬ ford. Inner Orbitals Nancy Lunsford pours sulfuric acid into beaker held by Lynn Loomis as Barry Henline gets ready to run. The members of The Inner Orbitals, a group of students chosen for their scien¬ tific interests, have served as assistant teachers in the preparation and presenta¬ tion of lectures for class and lab periods. A required class training period was conducted each Wednesday afternoon to further the study of physical sciences, introduce new developments, and present special guest lectures. 135 FBLA I his year, we started our activities by initiating new members. Our meetings included such varied activties as panel discussions, spelling bees, and Christmas caroling at a local nursing home. At Christmastime, we adopted a needy family and gave them a food-filled basket. At Easter, we made clothes for the children and gave them Easter baskets. Our year was climaxed by the installment of the new officers at a dinner-meeting. o First Row Nancy Good. Louise Booze, Doris Little, Marion Powell, Janice O’Niel. Second Row: Joan Simpson, Pres.; Sandy Linaburg, V. Pres.; Joan Wright, Sec.; Verlin Morton, Treas.; Angla Eggers, Reporter; Carolyn Powers, Historian; Third Row Miss Mills, sponsor; Bobbie Blackwell, Barbara Poland, Jane Lang, Mancy Mallonee, Mary Lee Graham, Mrs. French, co-sponsor. Fourth Row: Shirley Wolfrey, Sandra Trickett. Marcella Teklinski, Pat Boyd, Evelyn McKinney. Fifth Row: Susie Trimmer, Betsy Anderson, Mary Payne, Margie Hunter, Philip Dunn, Helen Rickerts, Patty Vierbuchen, Tawn Turner, Jane Smith. First Row: Ryan Stewart, Claire Brossard, Connie Mason, Linda Johnson. Second Row: Ricky Burke, Duane Williams, Chip Moyer, Bill Varney. American Field Service Miss Reid, Roger Starkweather, Bill Varney, Nancy Lukens, and Ann Blatchford discuss the Americans Abroad program with Claire Brossard, Madison’s student from France. The AFS was instrumental in aiding Mad¬ ison’s choosing of one of these students to go abroad this summer. First Roxv: Suze Oliver, Rebecca Vick, Treas.; Barbara Bixby, Pres.; Sandy Kudej, V. Pres.; Fannie Mar¬ shall, Sec. Second Row: Kay Rauch, Linda Knight, Ruth Farrington, Laurie Bond. Third Row: Miss Van DePutte, sponsor; Janet Longville, Tina Milhauser, Marie Bates, Elizabeth Royer, Martha Cornell. Fourth Row: Ellen Thomas, Cynthia Wilson, Joanne Ricketts, Joan Baldwin, Judy McKinney, Priscella Yeung. FNC Practical Nurses: Mattie Knott, Martha Cornell, Julia Nielson, Betty Lemaster, San¬ dra Wilson, Becky Pfalzgraf. I he I iiture Nurses Club, a new organization, has taken many trips to the area hospitals and schools of nursing. These visits have given us an accurate insight into the rigors of a nursing career. I he practical nurses took a course in nursing which will enable them, after a summer training program, to work in area hospitals as practical nurses. 138 First Rote: Carol Howard, Sec.; Sue Landerghini, V. Pres., Sallye Lashley, Pres.; Elaine Hoptiak, Treas. Second Row: Mary Kaye Shepston, Carol Bock, Carol Upchurch, Mary Hayley, Cheryl Fortner. Third Row: Barbara Alter, Peggy Glaze, Kathy Cloney, Linda Johnson, Tommie Sue Morris. Fourth Row: Ryan Stewart, Virginia Vitucci, Patricia Brooks, Christine Hedrick, Bain Becker, Joanne Avers, Bev Bright. FT A 1 he Future Teachers’ Club has given vigorous support to the foreign exchange student program by devoting time, en¬ ergy, and funds to the AFS chapter of Vienna and to a used-book exchange, which has proved to be of great service to many Madison students. Flint Hill Elementary School was used as the scene for practice teaching. Glenn Bond, Elaine Hoptiak, and Tommie Sue Morris sort books for the used-books exchange for the FTA. 139 First Row: Kim Reussow, Cindy Thompson Suzanne Taylor, Kathy Stever, Valerie Jerard, Leona Nelson, Carol Wolfry. Second Row: Donna Woody, Ann Humphreys, Janet Longville, Sandy Reussow. Pres.; Micki Kendall, Sec.; Barbara Finelle, V. Pres.: Martha Cornell Third Row: Ronnie Todd, Linda Austin, Cheryl Fortner, Faye Branner, Judy Shaf¬ fer, Carol Hurd, Beverly Bennett, Bobbie Shue, Evelyn Underwood. Fourth Row: Mrs. Strite, sponsor; Sharon Amos, Nancy Clark, Pat Dunn, Sandy Appleton, Amy Gheen, Diane Miller, Bobby Humphreys, Peggy Howard. Fifth Row: Bobbie Gooding, Sue Smith, Karen Kemp, Chari Miller, Nancy Erskin, Karen Canfield, Susan Trimmer, Sandy Gooding, Treas.; Mariana Brown. F. H. A. I lie Future Homemakers Club has worked very hard this year on group activities. In eluded in these activities was a hairstyling demonstration at die Pink Poodle Beauty Salon, a baking demonstration by Washington (.as Light Company, and the traditional Mother Daughter Banquet. Before the I hanksgiving holidays, we surprised the teachers with an invitation to come to the I Iomemaking Department for fresh collee and pumpkin pie. FI IA week was held in April. In May, we presented an initiation program at a federation meeting. Cheryl Fortner and Sandy Reussow serve surprise Thanksgiving treat to faculty members. First Row: Sue Ezell, Joanne Hemsley, Carol Kuhn, Marcia Martin. Second Row: Diane Moshos, Mar¬ lene Kelly, Charlotte Baughman, Ann Martin. Judy Smith. Third Row: Pat Wholy, Mary Louise Evles, Gail Grodin, Joan Wright, Donna Davis, Linda Davis, Linda Camp. Fourth Row: Mrs. Birch, sponsor- Gail Sines, Connie Runyon, Celia Cassias, Martha Cornell, Nancy Lukens, Mary Hurn, Kathy Switzer Fifth Roiv: Alice Duncan, Barbara Veitenheimer, Francine Gunnell, Francis Kitchen, Virginia Vitucci Elaine Hoptiak, Arlene Kitchen. G. A. A. We began the year with the initiation of our new mem¬ bers. I wo of the projects we undertook were Madison Decal sales and club bakesales to raise money for the GAA. In the fall and winter, we held slumber parties for the hockey and basketball teams. Our annual camping trip for the softball team was taken in the late spring. GAA members sell half-time refreshments at one of Madi¬ son’s home basketball games, 141 First Row: Kathy Cloney, Sec.-Treas.; Jon Broome, Pres.; Chief Gordon, V. Pres.; Second Row: Mar Kay Shepston, Mary Hurn, Susan Boyd, Linda Robertson, Delane Karalow, Carol Colenda. Third Row: Peggy Withey, Conrad Goodkind, Mr. Strohm, sponsor; Sam Johnson, Bill Lemke. Debate Club I lie James Madison High School Debate C lub sponsored by Mr. Strohm was established to further an interest in debate among the students of Madison. We engaged in debates with various North- ern Virginia liigh schools in the Northern Virginia I Iigh School Debate League. We have also en¬ gaged in various tournaments held in the state such as the University of Virginia Discussion Group, the University ol Richmond Invitational I ournament, and the Bethesda-Chevy Chase I Iigh School Tournament. Schedule Madison Opposing Team Negative Affirmative Mount Vernon Loss Win Annandale Win Loss Yorktown Win Loss Hammond Win Win Fairfax Loss Win Lee Win Win Falls Church Win Win 142 First Row: Greg Schummers, Melissa Pollard, Vilma Seeberg, Treas.; Charlotte Markham, Elizabeth Farner, Peggy Withey, Jeanne McCann, Sec.; Rachel Knoeller, Dan Switzer. Second Row: ' Mrs. Ken¬ dall, sponsor; Marelea Minard, Ted Hazard, Alex Scanlon, Peggy Hahn, Jackie Deuterman, Martha McCann, V. Pres.; Colleen Spence. ..Third Row: Bruce Reeves, Jeff MacDonald. Steve Hajtun, Wolf See¬ berg. Pres.; John Fontana, Warren Switzer, Joe Strange. German Club J he activities of the German Club were varied this year. 1 he club members saw several Geman movies and sponsored a sale of German baked goods. On March 3, the club had a F ash¬ ing party, or a German Mardi Gras.” The high point of the party centered around an exchange of tape record¬ ings of popular music, short stories, and fads between club members and some students in Germanv. Marelea Minard, Nina Scherb, and Betty Morgan eat “genuine” Ger¬ man Wurstchen during the Wiener Club’s Fashing party. Because some members of the club were born and lived in Germany, the other members were afforded an ex¬ cellent opportunity to learn about Germany’s customs, traditions, and most important, her teenagers. 143 First Row: Lynette Dunlap, Treas.; Elaine Hoptiak, Sec.; Kathy Cloney, V. Pres.; Sallye Lashley, Pres. Second Row: Mary Key Shepston, Suzanne Landerghini, Chris Hedrick, Sue Harbeck, Marsha Martin. Third Row: Pam Hanson, Laura Lee, Kathy Witte, Susan Boyd, Nancy Lukens, Mr. Hall, Sponsor. Petit Paris Petit Paris, the French Club, was reinstated at tire be¬ ginning of this year after a year of inactivity. The year started with an excursion into Washington to visit a sidewalk cafe. W ith the help of Claire Brossard, Madison’s first ex¬ change student, the club presented interesting programs to the membership and others who had an interest in the topics. Madeline DeLisle, Sue Lan¬ derghini, and Sallye Lashley display a model of the Arc de Triumphe in Paris during a meeting. m v 1 m fl 1 f . SB % ? ] |4 SljVJ m mk f W f m This year’s activities of the Latin I and II Club were high¬ lighted by a held trip to a mu¬ seum to view examples of Pxoman art and civilization. Many club members also took part in preparing for the Pioman Banquet. First Row: Jay Harney, Lynne Crites, Carol Bock, Bill Miller. Second Row: Gloria Gladney, Kelly Rosolina, Suzy Printzenhoff, Sandy Nutter, Helen Embree, Steve Rose, Bob Eldridge. Third Row: Mr. Morgan, sponsor; Tom Johnson, Brian Mc¬ Cormack, John Romberg, John Fontana, Ellen Thomas. The Latin publications organization has been a small but active group this year. The club, com¬ posed of Latin III and IV students, published Lat¬ ina Literae, a Latin news¬ paper with special issues coming out at Christmas and in the spring. The special project for the year was the Roman Banquet. All Latin stu¬ dents were given the op¬ portunity to participate. First Row: Sandy Reussow, Teresa Brown, Scribus; Dave DeWitt, Consul; Jeff Potter, Sub-Consul; Gwen Blackwell, Quaestor; Second Roiv: Betsy Carter, Carol Howard, Marie Bates, Ruth Ann Stevens, Susan Chadwick. Third Row: Bob King, Mrs Garland, sponsor: Kathy Moran. 145 First Row: Karen Douglas, Karen Lynch, Pat Aamodt. Second Roio: Linda Davis, Lianne Murray, Barbara Vietenheimer, Dottie Luciani. Fourth Row: Dick Stewart, Leanne Dennis, Helen McKer- non, Lee Groves, Sylvia Thornberry, John Shummers, Nancy Eicholtz, Helen Rawls, Delane Kara- low. Third Roiv: Mrs. Willhide, sponsor; Carol Bock, Cheryl Fortner, Carole Upchurch, Dianne Mullis, Ty Harper, Shirley Drieth, Brandy Ormond, Virginia Vitucci, Miss Owens, sponsor. Fifth Row: Louise Schullery, Beverly O’Rourke, Lawrence Newcomb, Bob Beckwith, Dick Scherl, Mike Stahl, Bob Harris, Joe Boland, Pete Harris, Marvin Gayle. La Tertulia 1 his year the Spanish Club accented the culture of Spain and Latin-American countries. A Pinata Party, the traditional Spanish Christmas party, was held with all the trimmings. At the beginning of the second semester, new members were inducted into the club. Other club activities included taking trips to an embassy and the Pan-American Building, viewing the Spanish epic, El Chi , and sampling the culinary arts of Spain at one of ashington’s Spanish restaurants. Diane Mullis and Pete Harris receive tickets from Dottie Luciani for the club’s trip to see “El Cid.” 146 First Row: Susan Chadwick, Pres.; Judy Treibel, V. Pres.; Peggy Berry, Treas.; Carolyn Byrd, Sec. Second Row: Charlotte Markham, Kathy Pullman, Sherry Doren, Christy Bowman, Joanne Cowan, Nancy Eicholtz, June Simpson. Third Row: Peggy Hahn, Ruth Dominy, Ingrid Hanson, Reporter; Shawn Boland, Louise Schullery, Shirley Borntrager, Jeannie Borntrager, Corrinne Sherton, Elizabeth Garner. Fourth Row: Joan Eberhart, Helen Embree, John Tiller, David Clark, Richard Brown, Aileen Parker, Miss Manning, sponsor. Club Hippique During tire course of the year, several lectures were pre¬ sented, and a clinic was held in the fall. We were instructed in our horsemanship with tips on improvements. In the spring, we gave our annual James Madison High School Horse Show which is becoming a tradition of the club. A silver cup donated by the James Madison faculty was presented to the winning entry. 147 Susan Chadwick pauses while exercising her horse. First row: Diana Amsbaugh, Barry Henline, Pres.; Lenny Sehrank, Steve Rose, Sandy Nutter. Second Row: Charla Hall, Neil Parker. Third Roiv: Tobi Wallace, Sec.; Mary Kay Shepston, Kathy Cloney, Evert Sharp, Bruce Reeves, Nick Petreas, Mr. Williams, sponsor. Fourth Row: Richard Brown, Treas.; Bert Harrall, Wayne Griest, Steve Valsamis, Dave DeWitt Natural Science Club Mr. Williams, Wayne Griest, Barry Henline, and Dave DeWitt examine bacteria cultures in the Biology Department. Promoting scientific interest has been the main purpose of the Natural Science C lub this year. Activities at the bi-monthly meet¬ ings range from movies and demonstrations to guest speakers from the Washington area. Other activities included field trips and the school’s annual science fair. 148 WBm.J jppw| ' i.-vi Jtf yi L iB 18 i , U 1 V ■r • n w 1 w wjp—afij if Kl Jr 11 ' Eh Ejr f jyyplc . 11 jj X c- ■y, |sf i J i f JB I 1 ‘ • ■ 1 Vy. I r- I ' ; i .. „ 1 V v First Roiv: Betsy Carter, Virginia Milton, Barbara Poland, Mary Holt, Karlyn Duval. Second Row: Dottie Propst, Donna Case. Sue Harbeck, Pres.; Bill Varney, Bob Vitray, Kathy Rauche. ..Third Row: Mrs. McConnell, sponsor; Lucille Murga, Susanne Casey, Susan Hix, Mrs. Halley, sponsor. Fourth Row: Barbara Phelps, Susie Trimmer, Cecil Webb, V. Pres.; Bill Jennings, Don Layman, Fanny Marshall, Sec. Library Club This is the first year for Madison’s library club. Under the direction of Mrs. McConnell, we planned book reviews, a tour of the Library of Congress, and display projects to pro¬ mote interest and efficiency in the li¬ brary. We assisted the librarian during and after school in checking, repairing, and cataloging books. Several members of the Club help out in the library dur¬ ing school hours. After successfully launch :ng two large balloons and recov¬ ering their payloads last year, the Rocket Society decided to send up a small solid-fuel rocket. I he plans for building the entire rocket and mixing its fuel were drawn up by the members of the club. The launching of the rocket took place in the late Spring under the direction of the United States Army at Camp Pickett in southern Virginia. First Row: Randy Davis, Bob King, Fred Holland, Ginger Turner, Lenny Sehrank. Second Row: Wolf Seeberg, Bill Morgan, Bob Day, Jack McAuliff, Eric Varney, Mr. Murrow, sponsor. Third Row: Dennis Humenik, Dave Clark, Robert Hanlon, Wayne Griest, Tim Riggs, John Romberg. Fourth Row: Eddie Lusby, Warren Switzer. The Rocket Club The Chess Club I he Chess Club endeavors to promote an interest in Chess among the students. We hold inter-club contests to keep up the skill of our mem¬ bers. In our weekly meetings, we attempt to increase the skill of our old members and teach new members how to play the game. First Row: Tobi Wallace, Rusty Coffin, Steve Valsamis, Gregory O’Brien. Second Row: Mike Lunsford, Steve Rose, Bruce Reeves, Klaus Steinhorst, John Swink. Third Row: Tom Lollar, Charles Clark, Wolf Seeberg. ?irst Row: Tommy Young, Steve Beauch, Jneat Pearson, Donna Callar, Tyrone Arger, Ralph Young, Second Row: Phyllis Voloviek, Betsy Pond, Billy Darne, Jimmy Haire, Bob Hull, Raymond Gheen, Carol Kidd, Judy Sorrells, Mrs. La Serte, sponsor. Third Row: Sara Ledford, Robert Brock, Shirley Born- :rager, Jane Michaelson, Kathleen Botkin, Vivian Harrison, Pat Houchin, Charles Dunn, Mike Carver, Pat Sakole. Fourth Row: Harold Houschild, Garland May, Wayne Wright, Fred Crabtree, Ronnie Magle, Donald Krebs, Wesley Campbell, Eric Schnabel. D. E. Distributive Education is the program designed for those students who plan to enter the held of distribution, working part time on the job. The course also serves as a background for advanced training on the college level in business adminis¬ tration, marketing, advertising, consumer education and re¬ lated fields. Kathleen Botkin and Phyllis Voloviek demonstrate selling techniques for D.E. Class. 151 First Row: Edwina Clawson, Joan Wright, Jane Lang, Carolyn Powers, Shelly Shaulis. Second Row: Nancy Good, Gloria Perry, Linda Shoemaker, Mary Lee Graham, Jean Simpson, Charlotte Griffith. Third Row: Mr. Hobbs, sponsor; Mary Payne, Kemp Newberry, Melva Mosteller, Linda Knicely, Shirley Wolfrey. V. O. T. The VOT program provides students with instruction in the use of office machinery, telephone technique, and filing procedure. We worked in the afternoons, after spending the morning in classes. We spent about twenty hours a week on the job, gained actual on-the-job experience, helpful to our future employment. 152 SPORTS First Roiv: Edwina Clawson, Joan Wrigl Gloria Perry, Linda Shoemaker, Mary Lee Mary Payne, Kemp Newberry, Melva Mo V. O. T. The VO ' l office machinery We workec We spent about experience, help 1 he sports program of a school provides a wholesome outlet for the energies and spirits of students. Directed competitive sports instill in the students not only a keen desire to win, but also an understanding of fair play. The time spent in practice and playing helps to develop the physical fitness so necessary in today’s youth. 155 Linda Davis, Roxi Redmond, Karen Douglas, Jeff Potter, Donna Davis, Carol Jennings, Penny Gottlieb, Linda Camp, Vivian Crater, Kay Fontana. Varsity Cheerleaders Madison’s varsity cheerleaders added much to the spirit of our games throughout the year. During the Fall months, this cheering group helped inspire our football team over the goal in many close games. Regardless of the sport or season, the cheerleaders boosted our team, enthusiastically cheering them on, win or lose. Without these girls, much of the fun and excitement of our games would have been lost. Donna Davis, Captain 156 Senior Cheerleaders: Carol Jennings, Linda Camp, Karen Douglas, Donna Davis, and Linda Davis. 157 Kay Fontana leads Madison rooters in a cheer to help Madison defeat Osbourn 55-43. First Row: Gloria Green, Sandra Kirby, Charlotte Reid, Marge Page. Second Row: Nancy Frizell, Connie Mason, Ruth Dominy, Nan Nixon, Linda Robertson. Third Row: Mr. Clarke, Sponsor. J. V. Cheerleaders Madison’s }. V. Cheerleaders give a pretty boost to the spirits of the players and speetators at J. V. football and basketball games. At the Varsity foot¬ ball games, the girls helped by selling programs to the spectators. 158 First Row: Sharon Upchurch, Lynn Pierce, Captain; Karen Angeline. Second Roiv: Joan Thomas, Susan McCauley, Ellie Perry, Marsha Vernon, Pat Ellis. Although this was only their first year at cheerleading, the freshman squad developed into a good cheering group through enthusi¬ asm and long hours of practice. The abilities and spirit of various members of the group will no doubt be found in next year’s J. V. cheerleading squad. Freshmen Cheerleaders Freshman girls jump high in tryouts for the freshman cheerleading squad. 159 First Roiu: Jim Millard, Dave Conrad, Ray Cybulski, John Goodwin, Pete Wrenn. Second Row: Gary Spillars, Fred Bryant, LeRoy Rinker, Doug Mon¬ day. Pete Clark. Mvles Hunnicutt. Boh Flvnn Wnrrpn Switvpr Tim Varsity Football We want to thank the seniors for their contributions to Madison’s winning football team this year. Our school will miss their lighting spirit. Senior Players: First Row: Penny Pennino, Bruce Cooper, Mike Mason, Jerry Hall, Warren Switzer, Pete Wrenn, Jim Isenhour. Second Row: Gary Spillars, Terry Jones, Doug Monday, Bill Collier, Jon Broome, John Goodwin, Fred Bryant, Preston Blackwell. 160 First Row: Mike Mason, Bob Rupp, Tony Bennet, Ronny Glaze, Terry Jones. Second Row: Jerry Hall, Larry Merricks, Bruce Cooper, Bill Collier, Lee Rathjen, Preston Blackwell, Jon Broome, Penny Pennino, Arlyn Powell. Madison 25 — Herndon 13 End Pete Wrenn snags a pass away from a Herndon Hornet defender for a long gain. 161 ▼ Madison 0 — Fairfax 19 Madison’s cheerleading squad gives a yell for the team at the pep rally before the Fairfax game. Madison 6 — Stuart 7 Preston Blackwell runs behind the blocking of Terry Jones in the exciting J.E.B. Stuart game. Madison 21 — Lee 17 Preston Blackwell, with Terry Jones lead¬ ing the blocking, takes off against Lee for a long gain to help the Hawks pull off an¬ other upset. Madison 25 — Yorktown 6 Terry Jones goes over for a touchdown against Yorktown in the Homecoming game. Madison 7 — Wakefield 22 Bruce Cooper runs with the ball against Wakefield as Jerry Hall blocks. 163 Madison 27 — Falls Church 0 Quarterback Bob Rupp carries for a short gain against Falls Church. Madison 46 — Osbourn 24 The team works out prior to smashing Os¬ bourn by a 22-point margin. Madison 20 — McLean 7 Bruce Cooper, Jerry Hall, and Mike Mason provide blocking for Preston Blackwell who carries for a sizable gain as the Hawks upset the Highlanders of McLean for the second year. 164 Clinton Hannah Backfield coach Ray Thomas Line coach Bill Weaver Head football coach James Madison’s Varsity Football Team came of age in its third year of competition. Under head coach Bill Weaver, the Hawks had their most successful season. In tribute to Mr. Weaver’s coaching ability, he was voted second in the balloting for “Coach of the Year” in Northern Virginia. I le was ably as¬ sisted in his coaching duties by line coach Ray Thomas and backfield coach Clinton Hannah. Varsity Football Managers: First Row: Ross Anderson, Gene Burke, Ronnie Newman. Second Row: Fred Bryant, John Fontana, George Cancilla. First Roiv: Mike Tiller, Bill Bines, A1 Ravella, Stan Mehoskey, Jeff Coekerill, Steve Tate, Pat Beverly, Craig Hayes, Howard Bailey, Alex Scanlon, Artie Sandborn, Kirk Sampson, Coach Jeniszewski. Second Row: Barry Toombs, Roger Kase. Mike Bremigan, Ronnie Hughes, John Poore, Vince Blasco, Ivan Me¬ hoskey, John Deputy, Doug Mills, Steve Hatjun, Billy Poo ' e. Third Row: Paul Ingram, Billy De- Vaughan, Leroy Meyer, Paul Koehn, Bruce Stuart, Mickey Polo, Bob Ramsey, Howard Smith, Mike Withey, Ken Kloman, Manager Dave Souders. J. V. Football J.V. Football, with Mr. Bradford as coach, showed the ability to play hard ball and always give the opposing team a good fight. The team’s record belied its ability, as they battled to two draws and dropped some close decisions. I his team showed great promise for Madison’s grid future. Schedule Madison . . 13 Wakefield . 13 Madison . . 7 McLean . 21 Madison . . 19 Falls Church .... 0 Madison . . 0 W-L . 19 Madison . . 1-1 Fairfax. 14 Madison . . 0 Yorktown . . . 12 166 First Row: Francis Reed, Dennis Carlyle, Ken Cowden, Doug Bohrer, Aaron Golub, Steve Edwards, Skip Frauen, Larry Granger, Dick Sisk, Mike Moore. Second Row: Manager Danny Legg, Eddie Garrison, Johnny Freece, David Hurley, Joe Goodwin, Doug Mills, Bill Lyons, Neil Smith, Dave Counts. Third Row: Barry Williams, Steve Klare, David Ray, Brian Diggs, Alan Sprinkel, David Blasco, Alan Jones, Jack McPherson, Coach Muhle. Freshmen Football As freshman football coach, Mr. Muhle contribu- playing unit that showed a bright prospect for ted much toward the coaching staff in his third the future, year at Madison. The team developed into a hard 167 First Row: Ronnie Newman, Gayle Tate, Larry Payne, Keith Taylor, Mike Withey. Second Row: Manager Wally Morris, Lynn Wilson, Jack Sturms, Steve Selquist, Coach Janiszewski, John Konzelman, Bob Taylor, Pete Wrenn, Manager John Schummers. Varsity Basketball Madison’s basketball team will be remembered as of the most spirited teams in the school. Whether winning or losing, the boys never gave up, and presented still competition in the latter part of the season. Coached by Mr. Janiszewski, the team ga ' ve the students many exciting games. Schedule Madison .. 35 Yorktown . 70 Madison ..24 G. W.70 Madison . . 32 Mt. Vernon.68 Madison .. 40 Stuart . 47 Madison . . 55 Groveton .76 Madison . . 33 Annandale.73 Madison . . 19 W-L . 65 Madsion . . 55 Fairfax.61 Madison . . 40 Falls Church .... 42 Madison . . 53 Wakefield . 66 Madison . . 48 Hammond.74 Madison . . 55 Osbourn . 41 Madison . . 47 Lee . 61 Madison . . 47 Falls Church .... 51 Madison . . 50 Fairfax.60 Madison . . 58 McLean .71 168 Steve Selquist fights for a loose ball with Osbourn forward Doug Dotson. Coach Hannah, Manager Vince Blasco, Lark Lambert, Tom Tudor, Howard Bailey, Bob Dittrick, Bryan McCormack, Steve Hatjun, Craig Hayes, Richard Leith, Ivan Mehoskey, Bill Pomeroy, Ronny Wilson. J. V. Basketball The J.V. Basketball team, coached by Mr. Hannah, gave a fine per¬ formance in all their games. I he team showed ability and agility in handling the hall. Defeated in several heart-breakers, the boys were always in there fighting. Madison . 48 Madison . 43 Madison . 42 Madison . 40 Madison . 31 Madison . 46 Madison . 34 Madison . 59 Madison . 23 Madison . 37 Madison . 40 Madison . 65 Madison . 46 Madison . 46 Madison . 36 Yorktown . 58 G. W. ' . 56 Mt. Vernon . 52 Stuart . 37 Groveton . 57 Annandale . 49 W-L . 37 Fairfax . 57 Falls Church . 60 Wakefield . 49 Hammond . 67 Osbourn . 36 Lee . 53 Falls Church . 50 McLean . 56 Howard Bailey grabs a rebound as Mike Hanlon blocks out. First Row: John Marlin, Steve Lindsay, Danny Murphy. Joseph Darden, Dick Olson. Second Row: Coach Harris, Roger Ballay, Joe Goodwin, Larry Campbell, Jerry Billingsley. Third Row: Danny Evans, Rob¬ ert Mueler, Steve Allen, Tom Harlan, Manager Bruce Kontz. Freshmen Basketball The Freshman Class had a spirited group of boys representing them on the basketball court this year. The team had a record of two wins and eight losses. A number of the losses were by less than three points. Under the coaching of Mr. Harris, the team developed from a group of unexperienced players into a well-working unit that shows great promise for Madison. I he team showed good sportsman¬ ship, fair play, and a lot of good hard work. Much is expected of this group in the luture. 171 First Row: Bill Lindeman, Nick Fermanick, Chief Gordon, Richard Holder, Pete Sartori, John Haansz, Jim Parsons, Dick King. Second Row: Manager Orren Beaty, Coach Kline, Manager Bill Tennent. Cross Country The Cross Country team, paced by Jim Parsons, had an excellent season this year. By practicing for two hours, running two- and three-mile courses around school, the team was able to place fourth in the State Meet. Next year, five of the starting eight varsity run¬ ners w ' ill have graduated. I he J.V. team showed great promise, and the ability to fill the gap left by these Seniors. Fairfax_58 Madison __ 18 G. W._58 Madison __ 32 Hammond_26 Madison __ 18 Fairfax_37 Madison __ 17 Bridgewater Jayvee __ 38 Wakefield Invitational Meet_5th Northern Virginia Meet_4th State Meet_4th 172 J.V. Cross Country Team First Row: David Gapp, Jay Harney, Rodney Payne, Bill Butler, Larry Mangan, Paul Sheehan. Second Row: Arnold Heyl, Greg O’Brien, Jimmy Miller, Roger Starkweather, Steve Herbert, Ronnie Martin, Coach Kline. Nick Fermanick chases the ball past Kathy Switzer in the annual Hockey game played by the Cross Country Team against the Hockey Team. Rodney Payne, a member of the Cross Country Hockey Team, “punts” the ball during the hockey game. First Row: Artie Sanborn, EfT Embree, Pepper Pond, Mike Albanese, Mike Longville, Mike Mur¬ phy. Second Row: Tony Bennett, Howard Smith, Mike Mason, Ronnie Glaze, Leroy Mayer, Frank Porpotage, Coach Muhle. First Roiv: Steve Tate, Neal Parker, Rodney Payne, Ronny Rubin. Second Roiv: Manager Bruce Stewart, Steve Burke, John Fontana, War¬ ren Switzer, Phil Lynn. Wrestling In its second year, the Warhawlc Varsity Wrest- ling J earn turned in a fine record. Coached by Mr. Muhle, the squad had a record of five wins, two losses, and one tie. Madison’s top I leavy- w eight, bony Bennett, finished second in the Northern Virginia Meet, and third in the State. With all but two of the boys returning next year, Madison can expect a strong season. Schedule Madison_44 Osbourn-47 Madison __ 30 McLean_28 Madison_24 Groveton -26 Madison __ 0 Annandale-46 Madison __ 18 Mt. Vernon_37 Madison __ 20 Lee-34 Madison __ 28 Falls Church_26 Madison __ 22 Fairfax-22 174 Comfortable? Howard Smith and Tony Bennett show off their strength in practice. 111 I - J Mike Mason prepares to throw Warren Switzer during a practice session. Warren Switzer attempts to pin Mike Mason as teammates watch. Yes? Tony Bennett looks relaxed as he and Eff Embree pause for the camera. First Roiv: John Campbell, Jim Parsons, Bob King, John Onesty, Dick Holder, Pete Sartori, Nick Fermanick, Mr. Kline, Coach; Fred Bryant, Mr. Graves, Coach; Ken Vitucci, Johnny Goodwin, Preston Blackwell, Warren Switzer, Bob Taylor, Jim Isenhour, Gary Cloney, Ronnie Lowery, John Schummer, Manager; Chief Gordon, Dick King, Bill Bines, Manager; Mike Tiller, Paul Sloan, Tony Bennett, Bill Franzel, Manager; David Blasco, Manager; Dick Fonner, Manager. Varsity Track The Track Team had a very successful season this year, both ence gained. Paced by Seniors Preston blackvvell, 1 ted Bryant, J win, Jim Parsons, and Pete Sartori, the boys equalled and surpassed and Kline are building for an area Championship next year. in actual wins and in experi- obn Campbell, Johnny Good- meet records. Coaches Graves Jim Parsons carries the baton to the next team member in the prac¬ tice meet with Annandale and Mc¬ Lean at Annandale High School. Jim was anchor man for the team for three years. Coach Kline looks on as Preston Black- well jumps at a practice meet with An¬ nandale and McLean. He went on to jump twenty-two feet, eight inches at the G.W. Relays, placing first and setting a meet record. Preston’s excellence helped the team to many victories this year. First Row: Bill Lemke, Dick Blessing, Bill Shaffer, Mike Powell, Steve Genua, Rodney Payne, Ted Thompson, Mike Thomas, Leroy Myers, Tom Nusbamb. Second Row: Barry Capp, Vincent Blasco, John Fontana, Bill Tennant, David Gass, Cecil Webb, Tim Smith, Tom Johnston, Ronnie Balderson, Tom Tawney, Roger Starkweather. J. V. Track The J.V. Track Team holds much promise for the coming year’s season. Coach Graves is looking forward to moving many of the runners into the positions vacated by the departing seniors. Th is year gave the junior members a great deal of needed experience. Jay Harney runs in a relay race against McLean and Annandale. 177 First Row: Doug Monday, Paul Presely, Ronnie Flaze, Lee Rathjan, Marvin Hicks, Tom Tudor, Richard Utterback. Second Row: Don Smiley, Terry Jones, Bruce Cooper, Bob Moore, Jerry Hall, Pete Wrenn, Phil Lynn, Gene Rending, Bob Rupp, Keith Taylor. Varsity Basketball Schedule Home Team Visitors Madison McLean George Washington Madison Madison Wakefield I he Varsity Baseball Team showed marvelous Stuart Madison spirit and excellent playing ability this year. Keith Hammond Madison 1 aylor’s pitching and Bruce Cooper at first base Madison Lee led the team in an exciting season of good ball Annandale Madison playing. Madison Falls Church Osbourn Madison Madison Yorktown Graveton Madison Madison W-L Madison Fairfax 178 j Senior players: Doug Monday, Jerry Hall, Pete Wrenn, Bruce Cooper, Marvin Hicks, Terry Jones, Keith Taylor. Bruce Cooper slides in for a run during the McLean game. Bruce Cooper gets ready to tag out Phil Lynn during an inter-squad game. 179 Firsl Row Mary Eyles Lisby Junek, Ginger Paquette, Martha Carnell, Charlotte Baughman, Judy Smith, Kathy Switzer, 1 ,rv Hurn. Second Row: Susan Ezell, Debbie Colony, Delores Utz, Penny Lawson, Jean Vawter, Mrs. Milbourn, Coach; Alice Duncan, Frances Kitchen, Virginia Vitucci, Arlene Kitchen, Ann Martin, Manager. Girls’ Sports Pitted against other hard playing teams, Madison’s Varsity Hockey l earn fought many courageous battles to hold down their opponent’s score. Losing a number of heartbreaking games by onlv one point, they were, nevetheless, carried by their dauntless spirit to two victories, one over Mt. ernon, and the other over Falls Church. Led by captain Charlotte Baugh¬ man, our Varsity 1 lockey l earn had a wonderlul season. I heir moment of glory came when they defeated the Varsity Cross- Country Team 2: 1 in their last game of the season. Sc Madison __ 0 Madison __ 1 Madison __ 1 Madison __ 1 Madison __ 1 Madison __ 0 Madison __ 1 II E D IT L E Fairfax_ Falls Church I Ierndon_ Groveton- McLean_ Lee_ Mt. Vernon 180 o oj to to to o o Varsity Hockey Lisbey Junek stands by while two opposing team members make oft toward the goal. 181 First Roiv: Barbara Trimmer, Jerry Coulter, Pat Wholey, Gail Sines, Celia Cassius, Linda Austin, Cathy Clements, Gail Grodin. Second Roto: Mrs. Birch, Coach. Third Row: Bonnie Coswill, manager; Carol Kuhn, Pat Brooks, Jo Ann Hems- ley, Andy Frick, Mary Hannsz, Betty Hanken, Kim Blatchford, Karen Davis, Kay Trent, Marcia Martin, Carlina Cock¬ rell, manager. J. V. Hockey Pat Wholey matches sticks with Falls Church opponent. I lie Junior Varsity Hockey team enjoyed their best season this year, defeating five teams, tying one, and losing none. I he spirit anti skill which these girls employed should do much to help our arsity team next year. Seh Madison_1 Madison_2 Madison_3 Madison_2 Madison_1 Madison_2 D II L E Groveton _1 I Ierndon_0 Falls Church-0 McLean_1 Lee_0 Mt. Vernon-0 i 182 First Row: Charlotte Markham, manager; Gail Sines, Amy Gheen, Connie Runyon, Diane Moshos, Judy Smith, Ann Martin, manager. Second Roiv: Arlene Kitchen, Alice Dun¬ can, Charlotte Baughman, Miss Haskins, Coach; Mary Ellen Walker, f ranees Kitchen, Terry Madison. Varsity Basketball Schedule Madison __ 29 Herndon -37 Madison __ 14 Groveton -38 Madison __ 28 McLean_56 Madison __ 52 Lee-36 Madison_31 Mt. Vernon-50 Madison_38 Stuart-53 Madison_20 Annandale-52 Madison_42 Fairfax-31 Madison_35 Osbourn-49 The girls Varsity basketball team, tbougb not enjoying the best season possible, improved greatly between the first and last game. Under the coach¬ ing of Miss Haskins the girls achieved victories over Fairfax, 42-31, and Lee 52-36. 183 Judy Smith, despite efforts of a Fairfax opponent, makes a well- timed push shot. Charlott Baughman out-leaps Hern¬ don opponents to add two points to the Madison score. Frances Kitchen blocks the pass of a Fairfax opponent. i 184 First Row: Susan Dorer, Barbara Joiner, Sandra Trickett, Carol Kuhn, Gail Grodin. Second Row: Mary Sherwood, manager; Helen Embree, Terry Hazard, Mrs. Birch, Coach; Kathy Switzer, JoAnn Hems ey, Dorothy Glading, manager. Third Row: Betty Han ken, Billy Myers, Sandra Salyer, Mary Bagley, Aile Parker, Linda Carroll. J. V. Basketball Schedule Madison_20 Herndon-15 Madison_18 Groveton -17 Madison __ 22 McLean-25 Madison __ 22 Lee-14 Madison __ 26 Mt. Vernon-27 Madison __ 26 Stuart-21 Madison_19 Annandale-14 Madison_24 Fairfax-24 Madison_21 Falls Church __ 12 Madison_20 Herndon-15 Madison_18 Groveton -17 The Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball team en- joved an extremely good season, winning eight, ty ing one and losing two. 1 he J.V. under the di¬ rection of Mrs. Birch played with a great deal of skill and enthusiasm. 1 he girls who will he going up to the Varsity next year should provide Madi¬ son with a fine arsity team. 185 First Rcnv: Jane Rollins, Judy Smith, Alice Duncan, Carol Vale, Susan Ezell. Second Row: Pat Wholey, manager; Betty Wood, Carol Howard, Barbara Joiner, Gail Sines, Miss Wagoner, Coach; Joan Raymond, Barbara Forbes, Carol Kuhn, Charlott Baughman, Susan Hicks, JoAnn Hemsley. Varsity Softball Schedule I Ierndon — Madison The girls’ Softball team under the coaching of Groveton — Madison Miss Wagoner, coupled with the outstandingly McLean — Madison Lee — Madison high spirits of the girls, saw its way through an¬ Mt. Vernon — Madison other rewarding season. Through the execution Stuart — Madison of many superior plays, the girls gained invaluable Osbourn — Madison Annandale — Madison experience. Fairfax — Madison Falls Church — Madison 186 i Bobbie Forbes catches a fiy ball while Betty Wood and Jane Robbins back her up. Charlotte Baughman and Alice Duncan warm up before a game. Gail Grodin, Carol Pomeroy, and Mary Sherwood get into form for a J.V. baseball game. 187 First Row: Mary Ellen Walker, Mary Sherwood, Carol Pomeroy, Gail Grodin, Karen Sims, Dorothy Brown. Second Row: Mary Hern, Lisby Junek, Linda Loy, Connie Run¬ yon. Third Row: Martia Martin, Manager; Betty Hanken, Billy Myers, Miss Van De Putte, Sponsor; Mary Bagly, Jerry Hicks, Jean Grieve, manager. J. V. Softball Schedule Groveton Madison McLean Madison Lee — Madison Mt. Vernon Madison Stuart Madison Osbourn Madison Annandale — Madison Fairfax — Madison Falls Church — Madison Karen Sims and Mary Hern discuss the next play while Mary fixes a stray shoe lace. 188 Activities J. V. Softba Sen Groveton McLean Lee Mt. Vernon Stuart Osbourn Annandale Fairfax Falls Church E D U L E Madison Madison — Madison Madison Madison Madison — Madison — Madison Madison Not all of our time at school is work. Like Cinderella, we occasionally need a Ball, or some relief from fixed schedules to add zest to the school day. The dances, assemblies, drives, and special projects give us extra¬ curricular opportunities to enrich our school life. 191 Jan Smith, Bob Benson, Bill Galloway, and Beth Shearer were Madi¬ son’s finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Awards I lie purpose of the Awards Section is to give recognition to those students who have excelled in all phases of school life. Madison students who won Letters of Commendation from the Na¬ tional Merit Scholarship Program are: Seated: Faith Burkhardt, Carol Pierce, Jacky Lambert, Joan Broome. Standing: Jim Parsons, Dave DeVVitt, and Fred Holland. 192 Faith Burkhardt is presented her award from the National Meri t Scholarship Pro¬ gram by Madison’s principal Elton A. Bon¬ ner at the Academic Awards Banquet. Jim Parsons, David Swink, and Sam Johnson pause in their calculations to discuss their summer science courses. Jim studied the applications of physics and chemistry in biology and medicine at George Washington University. Dave studied mathematics and physics at Wofford College in South Carolina. Sam took a college-level course in chemistry at Hiram College. Jon Broome was the school winner of the TIME magazine current events test, and the senior winner of the U.N. test. 193 Sallye Lashley was the school win¬ ner of the Betty Crocker Competi¬ tion. Sallye went on to become one of the state finalists. Neen Blackwell brought new honors to Madison by being elected the secretary of the state SCA. Neen attended conven¬ tions in Oklahoma and Virginia during the summer, and state SCA meetings during the school year. Bob Benson was selected as a semi-finalist in the General Electric Science Talent Search. Jan Smith became the school winner of the DAR Award. The student chosen by this group is noted for scholastic and citizenship superiority. 194 Ruth Ziegler was chosen as a semi-finalist in the Westing- house Talent search. She was one of eight girls in the nation to receive such recog¬ nition. Ruth also displayed her science project at the Seattle World’s Fair and place fourth in her field. Donna Callar received an award for her win¬ dow display in the Dis¬ tributive Education Competition. Neen Blackwell, and Donna Davis were Madi¬ son’s representation at Girls’ State last sum¬ mer. Phyllis Volovick was named the D.E. Stu¬ dent of the Year in the Northern Virginia Dis¬ trict. Conrad Goodkind, Marc Minton, Keith Taylor, and Wayne Snyder represented Madison at Boys’ State last summer. Jan Smith. Don Layman, and Beth Shearer became semi-finalists in the Na¬ tional Honor Society Scholarship Com¬ petition. They were selected because of their high P.S.A.T. scores. The tests were given in the Fall. Sam Johnson was one of five Fairfax county students to receive a share of stock from the Washington Gas and Electric Company as the out¬ standing Junior boy in this area. Jim Parsons was chosen as the school representative in the Public Speaking division of the Forensics Contest. Kemp Newberry won the girls’ Public Speaking contest. She rep¬ resented Madison, along with Jim Parsons, at the Forensics Contest. 196 Madison’s representatives at this year’s All-State Chorus Festival were Karen Wildman, Bev Bright ,Nancy Lunsford, Janice Provan, and Pat Dunn. Bob Shafer won a first place in the Bland Memorial Music Contest. Madison sent Charla Hall, Penny Gottlieb, Mary Kay Shepston, Orren Beaty, and Nat Chambliss to the All- State Band. Mary Kay also placed second in the Bland Memorial Music Contest. Eddie Lusby was a semi-final¬ ist in the Bausch-Lombe Scholarship competition in the field of earth science. i Pete Wrenn was chosen the Most Valuable Player on Madison’s varsity football team. John White represented Madison at the Southern Inter-Scholastic Swimming and Diving Champion¬ ships at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and at the Southeastern Inter-Scholastic Swimming and Div¬ ing Championships at Atlanta, Georgia. He won first place in the Chapel Hill meet and second place in the Atlanta meet. John also took part in the Senior National Men’s AAU Swimming and Diving Championships, placing 14th in the nation. Tony Bennett placed third in the State Wrestling Match. 198 Miss Reid, Mr. Clarke, and Mr. Bonner talk with several college represen- Miss Reid introduces the tatives at College Night after the discussion group meetings, representative of West Point to an interested student. )liege Night Mary Ann Hanken and Miss Reid prepare for the many colleges which sent representatives to Mad¬ ison. 199 Ruth Ziegler, Debbie Colony, and Karen Thompson prepare posters for the Inter¬ national Week activities. International Week Doug Monday, Sandy Timme, and Nancy Curry post publicity signs for International Week. 200 WM Madison’s marching band, the Var¬ sity cheerleaders, and the Major¬ ettes form a heart and arrow for the Homecoming Queen and her court during the half-time cele¬ brations. Dances Madison students found much enjoyment at the formal and informal dances. I he annual dances, 1 he 1 lome- coming, March Gras, and Prom, were supplemented by socdrops and club-sponsored dances. Homecoming Queen Sandra Kudej and escort Pete Wrenn preside over the Homecoming Dance. 201 Queen Sandra Kudej is flanked by Senior attendants Donna Davis and Linda Camp, and Junior attendant Carol Mason. Mr. Yohe takes a breather during the Homecoming Dance. Pete Harris escorts Sandra Kudej and Bill Tenet escorts Senior at¬ tendant Linda Camp onto the field during half-time presentation. 202 Mr. Santa Claus, Mr. H. J. Strohm, dances with Mrs. Santa Claus, Mrs. Billows. Silver Bells Senior Class President Marc Min¬ ton crowns Miss Silver Bells, Claire Brossard, as Tod Johnston, Claire’s escort, stands by. 203 Anne Blatehford decorates the fountain side during the Junior- Senior Prom (1961). Anne, and other Sophomores, served as host¬ esses for the refreshment hut. 1961 Prom Chaperones and students alike en¬ joy the punch and donuts provided by the refreshment hut during an intermission. Juniors Johnny Goodwin, Jacky Lambert, Doug Monday, and Carol Pierce discuss decorations while other Juniors decorate screens and tables. The throne at the annual Mardi Gras Dance awaits the announcing of the King and Queen of Mardi Gras. Mr. Bonner places the crown on the head of Mardi Gras King, Terry Jones as Queen Donna Davis smiles happily. Madison students dance beneath the impressive ceiling decorations. 205 f? i h t f? j rf o | ii i Ia. y _ — ii | f “Package for Mrs. Metcalf.” Chief Gordon and Mr. Pete Jamer- son, organizer of the JMHS Follies, argue about a misdirected package. Ballet dancers Fred Bryant, Tom Baber, Jim Parsons, and Dave Conrad form the background for Jerry Hall as he gracefully lifts a frightened Ross Anderson to his shoulders. YAHOO!!! Two members of the Fudd family provide the music while . . . . . . two other members of the family dance a jig at the Madison Follies. 206 George Cancilla stands before his project on the fuel cell. Steve Rose entered this project on the vis¬ ual preceptions of the planaria, a type of worm. The project won a first place in Zoology. Laura Lee: Third Place in 11th Grade Zoology; Steve Pond: Honorable Mention in 11th Grade Chemistry; Steve Rose: Second Place in 10th Grade Zoology; Susan Boyd: Honorable Mention in 10th Grade Zoology. Barry Henline: First Place in Senior Biology; Lawson Moyer: First Place in 10th Grade Medical Science; Eddie Lus- by: First Place in Astronomical Science; Carrine Sherton: First Place in 9th Grade Biology. 207 “Your aunt was a dypso-maniac!” yells Stefan in the person of Keith Taylor. The One-Act Play Anton Chekov’s “ I he Marriage Proposal”. “Your mother — LIMPED!” wails the hypochondriac Ivan, portrayed by Chief Gordon. Ca rolee Prosise adds her accu¬ sations to the general confusion. Don’t worry little Eva; this isn ' t from the Garden of Eden . . . There are no Trees of Knowledge in Hillsborough. Just beeches, butternuts, and a few ignorance bushes. ! Sallye Lashley, as Rachel Brown, reads the “bril¬ liant little symphony of words” written by E. K. Hornbeck, portrayed by Ross Anderson. The Senior Play INHERIT THE WIND by Lawrence and Lee Tom Baber rests while ad¬ justing curtains for the scenery of “Inherit the Wind.” 209 Melinda, played by Pat Aamodt, shrinks away from a worm brandished by Howard, por¬ trayed by Bob Vitray. “Mr. Meeker, don’t you have to lock me up now?” Mr. Meeker, the bailiff oi the jail, talks with Bert Cates. Sam Johnson hac the role of Meeker, and Tom Bass portrayed Bert Cates. 210 Miss Walton, director, in¬ structs cast members in proper stage movements. “If you’d only stop laughing, you would see what I’m trying to show you!” The Junior Play LIFE WITH FATHER” by Lindsay and Crouse Peggy Erlendson learns how the “proper ladies” of the early 1900’s walked—but she learns with a rope tied around her knees! 211 1 1 Carolee Prosise, as Mother, chides Keith Taylor, as Father, for not being baptised as the Parson, played by Chief Gordon, lends at¬ mosphere to the seriousness of the occasion. “If yo u would stop being so pig-headed, and listen to reason for a change!” Ted Bauer, as Clarence, Jr., asks Mary, portrayed by Sue Stewart, for her hand in marriage. Stand up straight there, Clarence. Don’t be frightened, dear. It won’t bite you!” The Day family poses for a formal family picture at curtain call. 212 “CALLING ALL MARTIANS! ! COME IN MARS! !” Mr. Johnson and Mr. Bonner test the Language Lab equipment before the students used it. Language Laboratory “AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR.” Mrs. Kendall experiments with the tape recorder. A company representative explains to a class the pr cedure for using the Language Lab. 213 Miss MacMahon writes the letter that is to bring Bashir Ahmed to visit Madison. Pencils For Pakistan Miss MacMahon, the Senior Counselor, started Madi¬ son’s friendly exchanges with Pakistan by arranging to bring Bashir Ahmed to our school. In conjunction with this, she also helped initiate a drive to collect money to buy supplies for Pakistan’s school children. I his drive will he carried out for three more vears, and each year new supplies will be sent. A drive w as also started to collect children’s books. I hese books were sent to the school children to help them learn to read English. Pete Harris helps Mary Ann Han- ken and Sandra Kirby pack books to be sent to the young children of Pakistan. 214 Joe Strange, chairman of Madison’s an¬ nual magazine drive, presents ribbons of recognition to high salesmen, Bonnie Hendricks, Gail Dyer, and Susan Ezell. Magazine Drive Miss Walton’s senior homeroom, highest in sales for the entire drive, is represented by beaming Pete Harris. The entire homeroom was given a steak dinner at Evans Farm Inn. Sandy Timme and Conrad Goodkind work after school assembling pamphlets for the magazine drive. 215 At a pep assembly senior members of the varsity cheerleading squad hold bouquets of red roses presented to them by the Class of ’62. Assemblies Madison s schoolday was occasionally interrupted by an assembly to present entertainment or interesting information to the student body. This year’s assemblies included pep assemblies inside and out, Honor Society induc¬ tions, the NASA assembly, the magazine di i e assembly, the One-Act play assembly, student body spirit is heightened by the Alma Mater played by a i be yearbook assembly, and others. 1 hese section of the marching band, assemblies afforded the students a chance to become acquainted with various as¬ pects of science, student life, and inte- national understanding. 216 During an exchange assembly, the choir sings the Star Spangled Banner for representatives of the Pakistani embassy. Danish gymnasts perform a native folkdance for the Madison student body. A pep assembly preceding Madison’s foot¬ ball victory over McLean is lead by the varsity cheerleading squad. Pakistani girls, attending high schools in the greater Washinj ton area, sing their national anthem. 217 SCA President, Conrad Goodkind, and Mr. Bonner present the student body with its official Warhawk flag, designed by Bill Varney. On the rostrum can be seen a wood carving of a hawk in flight, to be used as a mascot. Dr. Westerfelt Romaine, Supervisor of Music for Fairfax County Schools, presents Mrs. Mahaffey with her stole while other Madri¬ gals wait for theirs. Mrs. Mahaffey directs the chorus during the Christmas Assembly. 218 Varsity Cheerleader Roxi Redmond cheers as the bonfire before the Herndon game burns to a victory- height. Memories • • • • One of Madison’s football-field casual¬ ties, Gary Spillars, watches attentively during Madison’s game with Yorktown. 219 Fred Bryant, on crutches after an accident on the field, is engrossed in the action of the team. Karen Douglas and Penny Gottlieb, Varsity Cheerleaders, ride in the Vienna Halloween Parade. “UNCLE SAM NEEDS YOU!” King Conrad exercises his authori¬ ty over obstinate subject, Carolee Prosise. Bill Lemke, Bob Harris, Duane Williams, and Ted Bodnor pause during intermission. These boys provide the lighting for plays, dances, and assemblies. 220 H Claire Brossard, Madison’s foreign exchange student, was given a surprise birthday party by the entire student body. Claire stands with her cake and the presents she received. “ATLAS SHRUGGED?” One of Madison’s boys’ gym classes do head stands for exercise. 221 “THEY ' D BETTER NOT HURT OUR SONS!” The mothers of the football players stand by as they are given mums by the team. “NOW, IF I CAN JUST CATCH THIS THING!” Pete Levendis leads Madison’s marching band onto the field during half-time activities. •f VM? Madison’s marching band forms a JM for the stands at a home football game. Ronnie Glaze makes the third touchdown of the game against Herndon, bringing the score to 19-6, in Madison’s favor. -- � Madison’s majorettes perform during half-time. 223 “SUGARLOAF’S IN THE LEAD, WITH HOT FOOT RUNNING A CLOSE SECOND!” The varsity team waits to be called into play during the McLean game. The varsity coaches, and kibitzers, follow closely a play by Ron¬ nie Glaze and Preston Blackwell. Madison’s representatives on the television program IT’S ACADEMIC, Jon and Joan Broome, and Don Layman, pose with Mr. Strohm, their adviser, and Mr. Mac McGarry, the program’s quiz master. “DO YOU DETECT AN ERROR, WATSON?” Jeff Potter, Donna Davis, and Carol Jennings try out a cheer during the Madison- Wakefield game. 225 t I-irst Row: Karen Wikiman, Nancy Lukens, Ruth Ziegler, Begum Shereen Aziz Ahmed, the Ambassador’s wife, Bev Bright, Cathy Romberg, Mrs. Mahaffey, director. Second Row: Pat Dunn, Tredway Childress, Bob Shafer, Gordon Clark, George Seymour, Tom Lollar, Bob King. I lie JMI IS Madrigals went to the Pakistani Embassy this winter for a recital. Later, the Embassy sent several young people to Madison to par¬ ticipate in an assembly. I his was just one ot several exchanges made J o w ith the Pakistani Embassy and Pakistan itself. 226 Nice Face!! Jimmy Howe spends his study hall period studying people’s reactions to his antics. HI YA, FELLA! Mike Cabinas greets Madison’s mascot, the Warhawk. Bill Galloway, Eddie Lusby, and Bob Benson ex¬ hibit Senior Grub Week uniforms and behaviour by holding Jack Clark upside-down for the camera. Of All the Times for the Rim to be Sticky!! Madison Varsity Basketball players try blowing on the ball to make it fall into the net. Mr. Clint Hannah, of the JMHS Women’s Faculty Basketball Team, goes up for a jump shot in the an¬ nual student-faculty game. “May I Have the Pleasure of This Dance?” Mr. Weaver, of the JMHS Men’s Faculty Basketball Team, seems to waltz the ball up to the basket. The Women’s Faculty Basketball Team. First Row: Mary Haskins, Gloria Milbourn, Flo Denny, Elsie Withey, Blanche Garland, Ann Van de Putte. Second Roiv: Dorothy Jordan, Lynda McConnell, Ed¬ mund Janiszewski, Clint Hannah, Alice Manning, Siddartha Mahaffey, Jan Blygh. “So What’s Wrong With the Broom?” Elsie Withey pushes the ball through the basket with a broom while astonished teammates Alice Manning, Clint Hannah, and Jan Blygh hope for the best. “May I Borrow Your Shoulder for Just a Moment, Please?” Mr. Chaudet lends a helping boost to an opponent. 229 He’s Got Cheerleading Possibilities!! Bill Weaver jumps for the ball under the close observation of teammate Norman Chaudet during the Men’s Faculty volley¬ ball game. Stretch For This One Barbara Vietenheimer’s block is a l ittle late as Gloria Milbourn shoots during the Women’s Faculty basketball game. It’s Mine . . . groans Terry Madison as she fights Gloria Milbourn for the ball with the support of teammate Diane Moshos. Yum! Yum! Chocolate Flavored Nail Polish! Penny Gottlieb looks startled as the narrator reads a note from a friend addressed to her in the NASA Assembly. “If I Pull This Handle, the Whole Place Will Probably Blow Up!” Bob Harris works the lights for the Senior play re¬ hearsal. Seniors Keith Taylor, Mike Clark, and Marc Minton try on tuxedos for the Junior-Senior Prom. Best All Around Jim Parsons and Charlotte Baughman Senior Superlatives Most Dependable Conrad Goodkind and Sandy Linaburg Most Athletic Pete Wrenn and Diane Moshos Best Dressed Jacky Lambert and Mike McClain Best Looking Nat Chambliss and Linda Camp Mr. and Miss Madison Jeff Potter and Doug Monday 232 If j Friendliest Carol Jennings and Wayne Snyder Personality Plus Marc Minton and Neen Blackwell Wittiest Marvin Hicks and Debbie Colony Penny Pennino, Steve Templeton, Robbie Jamison, Harold Hauschild, John Tiller, Carl Fletcher, Mike Wither. Bob Parnell, Tom Sager, Coach Weaver. Golf Team I lie ( oll leant is relatively new to Madison. Two of last years players returned this year, and Penny Pennino and I larold I Iauschild are now able to shoot scores much lower than the average golfer. Mr. Weaver, coaching for the team litis year, felt that the younger members of the team gained a great deal iront the actual competition and is hopeful for a victorious team next year. Penny Pennino practices his swing before an important match. 234 Student Index . . . Aamodt, Patricia: 68, 124, 132, 146 Abbott, Richard: 83, 129, 130 Acker, Sharon: 83 Adams, John: 95 Adams, Richard: 95 Albanese, Michael: 38, 68, 174 Albrecht, Lois: 83 Albrecht, Martha: 95 Allen, Steve: 95, 171 Allen, Thomas: 95 Amos, Frederick: 83 Amos, Sharon: 95, 140 Amsbaugh, Diana: 83, 148 Anderson, Cheryl: 44 Anderson, Elizabeth: 19, 44, 125, 127, 137 Anderson: Miriam: 96, 128 Anderson, Ross: 165, 206 Andrews, Winston: 95 Artgeline, Gary: 44, 136 Angeline, Karen: 96, 159 Appleton, Sandra: 96, 132, 140 Arger, Tyrone: 151 Armbrister, Darlene: 96 Armstrong, Sue: 96, 128 Arnett, Patricia: 96 Arnold, Judy: 83, 133 Ashford, Betty: 68 Ashley, Carolyn: 84 Ashley, Jackie: 44 Asp, Judith: 96 Atter, Barbara: 139 Austin, Linda: 83, 140, 182 Ayers, Jo Ann: 68, 139 Aylestock, Lou: 68 Baber, Diana: 96, 114 Baber: Tom: 44, 205 Baber, Veronica: 96 Baeley, Mary: 96, 185 Bahnemann, Diedre: 83 Bailey, Einacred: 96 Bailey, Howard L.: 83, 166, 170 Bailey, Howard W.: 83 Bailey, Linda: 44 Bainum. Paul: 69 Baird, Marcia: 83 Baher, Donald: 96 Baker, Stephen: 96 Balderson, Ronnie: 44, 132 Baldwin, Jane: 69 Baldwin: Joan: 44, 138 BaUay, John: 83 Balloy, Roger: 96, 171 Banks, Martha Sue: 83, 128, 133 Banks, Richard: 96 Barton, Kathleen: 69, 131 Barton, William: 83 Barwick, Bonnie: 96 Bass, Thomas: 69, 124, 133 Bates, Marie: 44, 124, 138, 145 Bates, Ruth: 96 Bauer, Ted: 44, 127, 212 Baughman, Charlotte: 45, 114, 141, 183, 184, 231 Baukin, Leslie: 96 Baumann, Christina: 96 Bayles, Beulah: 45, 128 Bayles, Leslie: 96 Beatty, Veronica: 96 Beaty, Laura: 96, 129 Beaty, Orren: 29, 83, 129, 172, 197 Beauch, Steve: 151 Beck, Robert: 96 Becker, Bain: 69, 113, 122, 139 Beckwith, Robert: 69, 146 Beitzel, Don: 69 Belcher, Connie: 96 Bell, Bobbie: 83, 131 Bell, Dennis: 96 Bell, Tom: 83 Bender, Eldon: 96, 129 Benett, Beverly: 96, 140 Benge, Laura: 83, 124 Benjamin, David: 83 Bennett, Tony: 69, 160, 174, 175, 198 Bennett, Sharon: 83 Benson, Doug: 83 Benson, Bob: 21, 44, 192, 194, 227 Benza, Thomas: 69 Berry, James: 83 Berry, Peggy: 83, 147 Berry, Wayne: 96 Berta, Joyce: 96, 127 Beverly, Joseph: 83, 166 Billingsley, Gerald: 96, 171 Bines, Bill: 83, 166. 176 Bininger, Nancy: 96 Bird, Carolyn : 96 Bixby, Barbara: 44, 114, 138 Blackwelder, Betty: 18, 96 Blackwell, Bobbie: 137 Blackwell, Gwen: 83, 113, 133, 145 Blackwell, Neen: 7, 44, 112, 114, 117, 122, 123, 125, 194, 195, 233 Blackwell, Phyllis: 69 Blackwell, Preston: 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 176, 224 Blaeuer, Carolyn: 69, 132 Blain, Roger: 96 Blaney, Cheryl: 96 Blaney, Margaret: 96 Blasco, David: 96, 167, 176 Blasco. Vincent: 83, 166, 170 Blatchford, Anne: 69, 118, 119, 120, 134, 204 Blatchford, Kim: 96, 114, 182 Blessing, Richard: 96 Bloxton, Dianne: 96 Bock, Carol: 44, 118, 128, 139, 145, 146 Bock, Gary: 96 Bockleman, Ida: 45 Bodnor, Ted: 220 Bohannon, Joyce: 69 Bohrer, William: 96 Boland, Joe: 69, 128, 146 Boland, Shawn: 96, 147 Boles: June: 69 Bolevitch, Marv: 83 Bolish, Mary: 96 Bond, Glenn: 83, 146 Bond, Laurie: 45, 138 Booth, Gary: 69 Booze, Louise: 22, 45, 137 Borland, Dee; 69, 131 Borntrager, Gloria: 96, 151 Borntrager, Jeannie: 147 Borntrager, Shirley: 69, 147 Botkin, Dennis: 96 Botkin, Kitty: 45, 151 Botkin, Michael: 83 Botticelli, Linda: 96 Bowden, Sena: 69, 124, 132 Bowden, Sue: 46, 113, 133 Bowman, Christy: 147 Bowman, Donald: 83 Bowman, Robert: 83 Boyd, Daniel: 96 Boyd, Pat: 19, 46, 128, 137 Boyd, Susan: 83, 144 Brady, Joan: 96 Brandler, Robert: 96 Branner, Faye: 83, 128, 140 Branner, Pat: 97 Braxton, Joe: 69 Braxton, Julia: 97, 124 Bray, Lois: 69 Bremigan, Mike: 84 Bright, Bev: 69, 139, 197, 226 Brock, Robert: 69, 151 Brooks, Christine: 69, 125 Brooks, Margaret: 70 Brooks, Patricia: 84, 139, 182 Broome, Joan: 46, 113, 115, 123, 125, 1C9 99 94Q Broome, ion: 46, 114, 121, 160, 161, 193 225 Brossard, Claire: 7, 46, 113, 134, 203, Brothers, Samuel: 97 Brown, Dorothy: 97 Brown, Marianna: 70, 140 Brown, Mike: 46 Bi ' own, Preston: 130 Brown, Richard: 84, 124, 133, 147, 148, Brown, Robert: 97 Brown, Theresa: 70, 133, 145 Browne, Jackie: 97 Broyhill, Reice: 97 Bryant, Fred: 46, 126, 160, 165, 176, 206, 219 Bryant, Peggy: 97 Buckles, Helene: 84 Buracker, Larry: 97 Burke, Fred: 97, 134 Burke, Gene: 70, 165 Burke, Jeanette: 18 Burke, Mike: 84 Burke, Sandra: 46 Burke, Steve: 174 Burke, Tim: 70 Burkgren. Joan: 84 Burkhardt, Faith: 23, 46, 114, 117, 118, 122, 123, 192, 193, 231 Burks, Evelyn: 97 Burlbaugh, Jack: 97 Burnett, Al: 84 Burner, Linda: 97, 129 Burton, Betty Ann: 84 Burton. Victor: 97 Bush, Edward: 97 Bush, Martha: 28, 84 Busby, Warren: 97 Butler, Bill: 70, 173 Butler, Bonnie: 84 Cabaniss, Mike: 227 Cagle, Anna: 46 Callander, Scott: 84 Callar: Donna: 151, 195 Callar, Liz: 97 Camp, Linda: 47, 67, 132, 141, 156, 157, 202, 232 Campbell, David: 97, 171 Campbell, Gray: 97 Campbell, John: 47, 176 Campbell, Wesley: 151 Caneilla, George: 84, 165, 207 Canfield, Karen: 70, 140 Cangemi, Phyllis: 97 Cannon, Delores: 97, 127 Cannon, James: 97 Carberry, Dolores: 97 235 Carkin, Harvev: 84 Carlisle, Dennis: 167 Cai ' lton, Ralph: 97 Carlton, William: 70 Carney, James: 97 Carpenter, Brenda: 97 Carrico, Cheryl: 97 Carril, Robert: 97 Carroll, Judy, 47 Carroll, Linda: 97, 185 Carter, Edwin: 97 Carter, Elizabeth: 47, 135, 145 Carver, Mike: 70, 151 Cascio, Charles: 84, 129 Case, Donna: 135 Casey, Peggy: 97 Casey, Richard: 84 Casey, Suzanne: 132, 135 Cassias. Celia- «4 141, 182 Cataldi, Richard: 97 Caylor, Theodore: 84 Chadwmk Si wan- 70, 114, 120, 124, 133, 145, 147 Chambliss, Nat: 47, 130, 197, 232 Charlton. Lorraine: 84, 128 Cherry, Robert: 97 Childress, Joe: 84 Childress, Tredway: 127, 128, 226 Chilman. David: 84 Chinault. Kathy: 70 Chinn, Robert: 70 Chown, Toni: 84 Clark. Charles: 47, 150 Clark, David: 70, 113, 132, 147, 149 Clark, Gordon: 84 121. 127, 132, 226 Clark, Jack: 47, 127, 132 Clark, Larry: 84, 129 Clark, Laura: 97 Clark, Lucille: 97 Clark, Mike: 42, 47, 114, 115, 133, 230 Clark, Nancy: 140 Clark, Pete: 70, 160 Clark, Reggie: 84, 126, 132 Clarke, Kathy: 84 Clarke, Sheral: 84 Clatterback, Carolyn: 97, 128 Clatterbuek, Wayne: 84 Clawson, Edwina: 47, 152 Cleeland, Donna: 97, 132 Clements, Batherine: 84, 182 Clements, Doris: 97 Cloney, Garry: 47, 176 Cloney, Kathv: 82, 84, 124, 132, 144, 148 Clough, Roger: 84 Coale, William: 84 Clonts, Robert: 48 Cochran, Robert: 97 Cockrell, Carlena: 84, 182 Cockrell, Karen: 97 Cockrill, Jeffrey: 166 Coffey, James: 97 Coffey, Paul: 97 Coffey, Sharon: 84, 127 Coffin, Russell: 38, 70, 150 Cole, Stanley: 97 Coleman, Barbara: 70 Colenda, Carol: 48, 124 Colenda, Paige: 97 Collier, Bill: 160, 161 Colling, Mary: 97, 124 Colony, Debbie: 21, 48, 112, 118, 180, 200, 233 Comer, Roy: 97 Conrad, David: 68, 70, 114, 118, 126, 205, 220 Conway, Joyce: 97 Conway, John: 70, 126 Cook, Lawrence: 98 Cooper, Bruce: 48, 160, 161, 163 Copp, Barry: 84 Copperthite, Robert: 98 Corey, Donna: 48, 132 Cornell, Judy: 70, 127 Cornell, Martha: 48, 138, 140, 141, 180 Coswill, Bonnie: 182 Cotten, Samuel: 84, 129 Cottone, Judy: 70, 128 Coulter, Jeralvn: 85, 182 Counts, David; 98, 167 Courtney, Louise: 48 Cowan, JoAnn: 98, 147 Cowder, Kenneth: 98, 167 Cox, Green: 98 Crabtree, Fred: 70, 151 Craft: Janet: 98 Craft, Tom: 86 Crater, Vivian: 70, 125, 132, 156 Cregan, Tyrone: 70 Cregar, Robert: 85 Crigger, Betty: 85, 128 Crites, Lynne: 85, 132, 145 Croson, John: 98 Crossan, John: 98 Crossan, Tom: 70, 114 Culbertson, John: 85 Culhane, Kathy: 98 Culkin, Charles: 24, 98 Cullen, Nancy: 71, 128 Cummings, Alvon: 98 Cunningham, Steve: 48 Curies, John: 98 Curry, James: 98 Curry, Nancy: 48, 200 Cybulski, Andy: 48, 118, 122, 125, 132, 136 Cybulski, Ray: 68, 71, 126 Daggett, Maria: 98 Danna, Diane: 98 Dansereau, Angela: 71 Danyluk, Mike: 98, 129 Darcey, Steve: 85, 129 Darden, Joe: 98, 171 Darden, Rebecca: 71 Darne, Bobby: 71 Darne, Elizabeth: 85 Darne, William: 71, 151 Davenport, Alvin: 85 Davenport, Grant: 98 Davenport, Linda: 49 Davidson, Linda: 71, 127 Davis, Donna: 7, 32, 49, 67, 132, 141, 156, 157, 195, 202, 205, 225 Davis, Gettine: 49, 125 Davis, Karen: 85, 182 Davis, Linda: 32, 42, 49, 132, 141, 146, 156, 157 Davis, Mary: 98 Davis, Randy: 98, 149 Dawson, Caroline: 49 Dawson, Ersaline: 85 Day, Robert: 98, 149 Dean, Chester: 71 Dean, Dora: 49 Dean, Patsy: 98 Dean, Patsy M.: 98 Deering, David: 85 De Groot, John: 98, 150 Delap, Susie: 49, 122, 125 DeLisle, Madeline: 98, 144 Dellinger, Carolyn: 38, 71 Dellinger, David: 98 Dellinger, Donald: 71 Dellinger, Douglas: 98 Dellinger, Patty: 98 Dennis, Leanne: 71, 124, 146 DePolo, Mary: 85, 124 Deputy, Carolyn: 71 Deputy, John: 85, 166 Deuterman, Jackie: 71, 143 DeVaughn, Bill: 85, 166 Devereaux, Danny: 98 DeWitt, David: 32, 49, 114, 118, 122, 136, 145, 148, 192 Dibble, Connie: 71 Dibble, Kerry: 98 Dickerson, Carol: 85 Dickerson, James: 71 Digges, Brian: 98, 167 Dinkle, Geri: 98 Dinsmore, Susan: 98 Dinterman, David: 32, 71 Dittrick, Bob: 85, 170 Doallas, Sandra: 98, 128 Dodd, Janice: 98 Dodge, Jil: 98, 128 Dolan, Bonnie: 85 Dolan, James: 85 Dominy, Ruth: 82, 85, 113, 118, 147, 158 Donnelly, John: 98, 114 Donohoe, Doug: 24, 49 Doran, Sherrill: 98, 147 Dorer, Susan: 85, 185 Dorivs, Earl: 98 Douglas, Karen: 25, 49, 67, 119, 120, 132, 146, 156, 157, 220 Douglas, Sue: 85 Downs, Sylvia: 50, 132 Dreith, Shirley: 71, 122, 146 Dull, Jean: 98 Duncan, Alice: 85, 141, 180, 181, 183 Duncan, Sharon: 98 Dunlap, Lynette: 85, 124, 144 Dunn, Charles: 50, 151 Dunn, Danny: 98, 129 Dunn, Fern: 98 Dunn, Jack: 98 Dunn, Patricia: 98, 140 Dunn, Patrick: 71, 127, 129, 197, 226 Dunn, Phillip: 71, 137 Dunn, Phyllis: 72 Durgin, Donna: 31, 128 Durham, Elaine: 98 Duval, Karlyn: 50, 135 Dvorchek, Harold: 99 Dvorchek, Nancy: 71, 133 Dyer, Gail: 50, 125, 215 Earman, Kenneth: 99 Eason, Tommy: 71 Eberhart, Joan: 99, 147 Ebhardt, Suzanne: 99. 127 Echert, John: 99 Eckert, Margaret: 50 Eddy, Laura: 99 Edwards, Steve: 99, 167 Eggers, Angela: 50, 125, 137 236 Eggers, Jeff: 99 Eieholtz, Nancy: 85, 146, 147 Eldridge, Robert: 71, 145 Ellioot, John: 99 Elks, Charlotte: 71 Elliott, Linda: 99 Ellis, Connie: 72, 125, 132 Ellis, James: 99 Ellis, Pat: 99, 114, 159 Elwell, Diane: 99, 128 Embree, Eff: 72, 174, 175 Embree, Helen: 85, 145, 147, 185 Erlendson, Margaret: 72, 124, 132 Erlendson, Nancy: 99, 211 Erskine, Mary Ann: 85 Erskme, Nancy: 72, 140 Esau, Charles: 72 Esper, Charles: 99 124 Estep, James: 99 Etter, Barbara: 85 Etter, James: 85 Evans, Daniel: 99, 129, 171 Evans, Richard: 99 Eyles, Mary: 85, 141, 180 Eyles, Sue: 72, 133 Ezell, Susan: 72, 141, 180, 215 Faires, Craige: 99 Farrell, Cheryl: 29, 72, 128 Farrington, Ruth: 99, 127, 138 Farris, Robert: 85 Felten, Fred: 85 Felton, Dennis: 99 Fermanick, Nick: 50, 172, 173, 176 Fernald, Keith: 72 Fernald, Sharon: 99 Ficklin, John: 85 Fincham, Nancy: 99 Finnelle, Barbara: 50, 140 Fleming, Clarence: 85 Fletcher, Carl: 72 Florimbio, Margo: 50 Florimbio, Myrno: 86 Flynn, Robert: 72 Fodely, John: 85 Follin, Bill: 86 Fonner, Richard: 86, 133, 176 Fontana, John: 72, 143, 145, 165, 174 Fontana, Kay: 72, 125, 156, 157 Forbes, Barbara: 50, 125, 132 Foresman, Linda: 29, 99, 128 Forsythe, Marge: 72 Fortner, Cheryl: 25, 72, 139, 140, 146 Fortner, Jim: 99 Francim, Skip: 114, 167 Franzen, Walter: 99 Frayer, Lennetta: 99 Frazier, Barbara: 51, 133 Frazier, Dwight: 86 Frazier, Peggy: 51, 133 Frece, John: 99, 167 Fredman, Ann: 72 Frederickson, Ned: 99 Freeman, Jean: 86 Frick, Andy: 86, 113, 182 Frizell, Nancy: 86, 158 Fulbeck, Charles: 99 Gabaldon, David: 86, 133 Gabaldon, Linda: 99, 131 Gaby, Donna: 99 Gaile, Marvin: 72 Gallagher, Patricia: 86 Gallahan, Janet: 86, 128 Galloway, Bill: 20, 51, 112, 122, 136, 192, 227 Gannaway, Patricia: 86 Gannaway, Tom: 18, 51, 133 Gapp, David: 72, 173 Garland, David: 72 Garlick, Paul: 86 Garner, Elizabeth: 72, 120, 124, 132, 143, 147 Garrison, Edward: 99, 167 Garrison, Pat: 99 Gayle, Marvin: 146 Gazes, Joyce: 99 Genua, Stephen: 86 Geris, Kathleen: 99 Gerneroth, Donald: 24 Gernhofer, Tom: 86 Gerrity, Dennis: 72 Getlein, Christine: 99, 127 Gettings, Jim: 99 Gheen, Amy: 72, 140, 183 Gheen, Bill: 51 Gheen, Judy: 86 Gheen, Raymond: 149, 151 Gibson, Jon: 72 Gibson, Robert: 86 Gilbert, Tony: 51 Giles, Carolyn: 99 Gill, Marge: 72 Gillian, Robert: 99 Gingell, Ronald: 86, 129 Glading, Dorothy: 86, 185 Glading, Edward: 51 Gladnev, Gloria: 86. 145 Glaze, Ronnie: 86, 161, 174, 223, 224 Glaze, Peggy: 86, 139 Glenn, Steve: 73 Goddard, Paulette: 73 Golden, Mike: 99 Golub, Aaron:- 24, 99, 167 Good, Nancy: 51, 137, 152 Gooding, Barbara: 86, 140 Gooding, James: 73 Gooding, Jane: 35, 73 Gooding, Robert: 128 Gooding, Sandra: 73, 133, 140 Goodkind, Conrad: 51, 111, 195, 215, 218, 232 Goodwin, Dorothy: 99 Goodwin, John: 160, 176, 204 Goodwin, Joseph: 99, 167, 171 Goodwin, Julie: 99 Goodwin, Mary: 86 Gordon, Chief: 73, 112, 126, 172, 176, 206, 208, 212 Gottlieb, Penny: 73, 113, 118, 122, 125, 132, 156, 197, 220, 230 Gottlieb, Rachael: 95, 99, 129 Graham, Mary: 51, 137, 152 Grahm, Patricia: 99 Granger, Laodice: 99, 167 Gravlin, Kathleen: 100 Gray, Daniel: 100 Gray, Lorraine: 100 Green, Bobbie: 73, 128 Green, Gloria: 86, 158 Green, William: 86 Griest, Wayne: 86, 148, 149 Grieve, Jeanne: 86, 129 Griffith, Bobetta: 86, 133 Griffith, Charlotte: 52, 152 Grimes, Clara: 86 Grodin, Gail: 86, 141, 182, 185 Grodin, Pamela: 100, 124 Grominger, Judy: 100 Grove, Sally: 86, 113 Groves, Lee: 52, 114, 119, 120, 123, 146 Grubbs, Ester: 100 Gunnell, Francine: 86, 141 Gural, John: 100 Hager, Linda: 19, 52 Hahn, Peggy: 73, 122, 143, 147 Haire, James: 52, 151 Hajtun, Stephen: 86, 143, 166, 170 Hall, Carol: 100 Hall, Charla: 129, 148, 197 Hall, Elizabeth: 100, 132 Hall, Jerry: 52, 160, 161, 205 Hall, Patricia: 100 Hall, Richard: 100 Hall, Stanley: 100 Halley, Mary: 124, 139 Haney, Jim: 87 Hanken, Betty: 100, 128, 182, 185 Hanken, Mary: 52, 112, 125, 199, 214 Hanlon, Mike: 73, 170 Hanlon, Robert: 87, 149 Hanney, Susan: 73 Hannsz, John: 52, 127 Hannsz, Mary: 87, 127, 172, 182 Hansen, Ingrid: 100, 147 Hanson, Pam: 73, 117, 118, 122, 144 Hanson, Sharon: 100 Harbaugh, Linda: 100 Harbeck, Susan: 87, 124, 135, 144 Hardin, Mike: 87 Harding, Dorothy: 100 Hardy, Beverly: 95, 100, 114 Hardy, John: 73 Hardy, Richard: 87 Hardy, Robert: 87 Hardwick, Barbara: 100 Harlan, Thomas: 100, 171 Harney, James :87, 145, 173 Harper, Ty: 87, 146 Harrell, Bert: 73, 148 Harris, Diana: 87 Harris, Beverly: 100 Harris, Peter: 52, 113, 118, 124, 126, 132, 146, 214, 215 Harris, Robert: 73, 112, 146, 220, 230 Harrison, Bivian: 151 Harrison, Carolee: 100 Harrison, John: 100 Hatcher, Elaine: 73, 132 Hauschild, Harold: 151 Hawkins, Richard: 100 Hayes, Craig: 87, 166, 170 Hayes, Linda: 100 Hayley, Mary: 73 Haynes, Connie: 87 Hazard, Ted: 100, 143 Hazard, Terrie: 87, 185 Hedgecock, Melba: 87 Hedrick, Christine: 73, 118, 120, 122, 124, 139, 144 Heisler, Ronald: 100 Helck, Debbie: 31, 87, 133 Helle, Robert: 100 Hemsley, Joanne: 87, 141, 182, 185 Henderson, Sheila: 73 Hendricks, Bonnie: 215 Henline, Barry: 52, 114, 115, 122, 123, 136, 148 237 Herbert, Robyn: 100 Herbert, Steve: 73, 173 Herzberg, Don: 87, 116 Hess, Janice: 73, 133 Hesse, John: 100 Heyl, Arnold: 100, 173 Hibbs, Charles: 100 Hicks: Geraldine: 100, 133 Hicks, Jerleen: 52 Hicks, Marvin: 233 Hicks, Susan: 100 Hill, Donald: 127 Hill, Mildred: 100, 132 Hill, Vernon: 73 Hime, Joyce: 100 Hink, Beverly: 53 Hink, Terrianne: 100 Hitt, Donald: 100 Hix, Susan: 135 Hoag, Pete: 73 Hodges, John: 87 Hodges, Karen: 100 Hoertel, Jacqueline: 100 Holder, Richard: 53, 126, 172, 176 Holenberg, Thomas: 100 Holland, Bonnie: 100 Holland, Fred: 113, 124, 149, 192 Hollen, Sharon: 87 Hollins, Craig: 87 Holt, Mary: 74, 135 Holtgrave, Mike: 74 Hoose, Linda: 87 Hope, Daphne: 100 Hope, Joyce: 100 Hoptiak, Elaine: 53, 122, 125, 136, 139, 141, 144, 146 Horn, Judy: 53 Horshak, Ted: 74 Hosaflook, Connie: 100, 114 Hottinger, Durwood: 100 Houchin, Pat: 151 Hough, Marilyn: 100 House, Kerry: 101 Howard, Carol: 74, 139, 145 Howard, Peggy: 87, 140 Howe, Jimmy: 74, 129, 227 Hoye, Karen: 87 Huddleston, Joan: 87 Huffman, Judy: 101 Hughitt, Charles: 53 Hughes, Nancy: 87 Hughes, Roger: 101 Hughes, Ronnie: 82, 87, 114, 116 Hughitt, Mike: 101 Hull, Bill: 87, 151 Hull, Bob: 149 Humenik, Dennis: 74, 149 Humphrey, Sally: 87, 124 Humphreys, Ann: 74, 140 Humphreys, Roberta: 87, 140 Hunnicutt, Myles: 160 Hunt, John: 101 Hunt, Robert : 74 Hunter, Margie: 53, 137 Hurd, Carole: 87, 132, 140 Hurley, David: 101, 167 Hurley, Lynn: 74, 124, 132 Hum, Mary: 87, 141, 180, 181 Huston, Donna: 101, 127, 131 Hutchinson, Fred: 87 Hutchinson, Lucinda: 101, 128 Imbs, Richard: 101 Ingram, Paul: 87, 166 Irvin, Walter: 101 Isenhour, Jim: 34, 53, 160, 176 Jackson, Tom: 101 James, Richard: 88 Jamison, Robert: 88 Janes, Carole: 53 Jarrard, Valerie: 101, 140 Jeffries, Charlene: 88, 122, 132 Jeffries, Lee: 101, 129, 130 Jenkins, Mildred: 88 Jennings, Carol: 42, 53, 67, 118, 132, 156, 157, 225, 232 Jennings, Willard: 53, 127, 135 Jetmore, Jon: 74, 126, 129 Jetmore, Ronnie: 54 Johanson, Daryl: 88 Johncox, Russell: 88 Johns, Kenny: 35, 74 Johns, Robert: 101 Johnson, James: 88 Johnson, Kenneth: 101 Johnson, Linda: 101, 127, 132, 134, 139 Johnson, Sam: 33, 74, 113, 118, 122, 126, 193, 196 Johnson, Thomas: 145 Johnson, William: 101 Johnston, Thomas: 74 Johnston, Tod: 54, 118, 126, 132, 133, 203 Joiner, Barbara: 88, 129, 185 Joiner, Melvin: 54, 129 Jones, Alan: 101, 167 Jones, Dale: 88 Jones, David: 101 Jones, Jimmy: 101 Jones, Kathryn: 101 Jones, Terry: 160, 161, 162, 163, 205 Jones: Warren: 54 Josaan, Kathy: 101 Joseph, Philip: 101 Judd, Joanne: 54, 122, 125 Junek, Lisby: 27, 88, 113, 180, 181 Kahn, Laurie: 101 Kale, Uadene: 74 Kalelf, Mary: 101 Karalow, Darlene: 88, 118, 133, 146 Karn, Norma: 74 Karn: Penny: 101 Kase, Roger: 88, 166 Kasey, Suzanne: 26 Keller, Deane: 101, 132 Keller, Donna: 101 Keller, Randall: 101 Kelly, Marlene: 54, 118, 125, 141 Kelshaw, Robert: 74 Kemp, Ellen: 54 Kemp, Joseph: 101 Kemp, Karen: 74, 118, 120, 124, 140 Kendall, Elizabeth: 101 Kendall, Marie: 74, 140 Kerns, Linden: 101 Kerns, Stanley: 54 Kerr, Milton: 101 Keys, Roger: 74 Kidd, Carole: 74, 151 Killian, Brenda: 101 Kimmins, James: 88 King, Paula: 101, 128 King, Richard: 88, 172, 176 King, Robert: 54, 127, 145, 149, 176, 226 Kingdom, Carol: 88 Kinney, Brenda: 101, 128 Kinney, Gary: 101 Kinsey, Carol: 101 Kirby, Sandra: 88, 158, 214 Kiser, Lydia: 101, 128 Kiser, Lynne: 101, 128 Kitchen, Arlene: 36, 88, 141, 180, 183 Kitchen, Frances: 74, 141, 180, 183, 184 Kitts, Thomas: 101 Klare, Steve: 101, 120, 167 Kliegel, George: 101 Klise, Beth: 88 Kloman, John: 88, 166 Knicely, Linda: 54, 152 Knicely, William: 101 Knight, Linda: 101, 138 Knight, Suzanne: 101, 124 Knoll, Barbara: 55 Knoller, Rachel 101, 143 Knott, Kathryn: 88 Knott, Mattie: 138 Knox, Richard: 101 Knox, Terry: 74 Koehn, Paul: 88, 166 Koenig, Sheila: 88 Knokle, Daniel: 88 Kontz, Bruce: 102, 171 Knozelman, John: 74, 168 Krebs, Donald: 151 Kudej, Sandra: 55, 138, 201, 202, 261 Kuhn, Carol: 88, 141, 182, 185 Lacey, Laurie: 74 Ladd, Dennis: 75 Lageman, Lynn: 102 Lamb, David: 102 Lambert, Jackv: 55, 115, 116, 122, 123, 124, 125, 192, 204, 232 Lambert, Lark: 88, 170 Landerghini, Sue: 55, 119, 120, 122, 124, 139, 144 Lane, Barbara: 55, 118, 122, 125, 131 Lane, William: 88 Lang, Jane: 55, 137, 152 Lape, Dennis: 102 Lashley. Sallye: 55, 114, 119, 120, 124, 125, 139, 144, 194 Lauer, Stewart: 75 Lawhorn, Gail: 88 Lawrence, Gertrude: 75 Lawson, Penny: 75, 180 Layman, Danny: 102 Layman, Donald: 55, 135, 196, 225, 231 Layne, Gary: 102 Leashear, Jeanne: 102 Leatherwood, Cheryl: 102 Ledford, Gregory: 129 Ledford, Sara: 55, 151 Lee, Laura: 75, 116, 144, 207 Lee, Stephen: 88, 129, 130 Legge, Daniel: 102, 167 Leith. Richard: 88, 170 Lemaster, Betty: 55, 138 Lemert, Bruce: 56 Lemke, William: 88, 220 Lent, Arthur: 88 238 Lent, Willie: 75 Leroy, David: 88 Levendis, Pet: 56, 129, 222 Lewis, Cheri: 102, 128 Lewis, Pepper: 56 Lieberman, John: 102 Linaburg, Sandra: 22, 56, 115, 116, 122, 125, 137, 232 Linaburg, Wayne: 88 Lindsay, Steve: 102, 171 Lingenfelter, Bill: 76 Lindeman, Bill: 88, 172 Little, Doris: 76 , 127, 137 Loental, David: 102 Lollar, George: 102 Lollar, Thomas: 56, 127, 150, 226 Long, Linda: 102 Longville, Janet: 23, 56, 132, 138, 140 Longville, Mike: 88, 174 Loomis, Lynn: 56, 136 Love, Anna: 89 Lowery, Ronnie: 76, 176 Lowery, Sharon: 75 Lowther, Robert: 102 Loy, Linda: 102 Lucas, James: 56 Lueiani, Dottie: 75, 113, 118, 146 Lukens, Nancy: 75, 111, 116, 122, 127, 134, 141, 226 Lunsford, Eric: 89, 129, 150 Lunsford, Karen: 102, 127 Lunsford. Mike: 124 Lunsford, Nancy: 56, 122, 124, 127, 131, 136, 197 Lusby, Edward: 56, 113, 149, 197, 213, 227 Lyle, Elizabeth: 75 Lynch, John: 57 Lynch, Karen: 75, 124, 146 Lynn, Philip: 75, 130, 174 Lyons, James: 102 Lyons, Mike: 102 Lyons, William: 102, 167 McAllister, Joann: 57 McAuliffe, John: 75, 149 McAuliffe, Thomas: 89 McAuoy, James: 102 McCann, Jeanne: 102, 128, 143 McCann, Martha: 57, 143 McCarthy, Joe: 76 McCarty, Kenneth: 102, 129 McCarson, Mary: 89, 128 McCauley, John: 89 McCauley, Susan: 102, 159 McClain, Mike: 58, 232 McClung, John: 102 McCormack, Brian: 89, 145, 170 McCrea, Karen: 75, 127 McDonald, Virginia: 128 McGlochlin, Sheryl: 102, 127 McGehee, Thomas: 89 McHenry, Patricia: 89 McIntosh, Martha: 102 McKernon, Helen: 75, 118, 120, 146 McKinney, Carolyn: 58 McKinney, Evelyn: 137 McKinney, Judith: 89, 124, 138 McVicker, Donald: 89 MacDonald, Jeffrey: 102, 143 MacIntyre, Judy: 102 MacKenzie, James: 102, 128 MacPherson, John: 102, 167 Maddox, Samuel: 89, 129 Madigan, John: 102 Madison, Terry: 57, 183 Maedgen, Betty: 102 Major, Donald: 102 Majors, Fred: 89 Mallonee, Nancy: 57, 137 Manchester, Tim: 102 Mangan, Larry: 75, 173 Marcey, Bonnie: 102 Marcey, Howard: 102 Marion, Barbara: 75 Markham, Charlotte: 75, 143, 147, 183 Marlin, John: 102, 128, 167, 171 Marsden, Wanda: 102 Marshall, Fannie: 57, 135, 138 Marshall, Linda: 102, 124 Martin, Ann: 89, 128, 141, 180, 183 Martin, June: 102 Martin, Marcia: 89, 128, 141, 144, 182 Martin, Robert: 75 Martin, Ronald: 89, 173 Mascali, Don: 102 Mason, Carol: 23, 75, 132, 201, 202 Mason, Connie: 89, 113, 134, 158 Mason, Mike: 57, 126, 160, 161, 174, Massey, Bob: 57 Masterson, Bridget: 89, 132 Mathers, James: 75, 129 Mathias, Gary: 57 Matrozzi, Richard: 102 Mattson, Dave: 102 May, Garland: 151 May, Kenneth: 57 May, Patricia: 128 Mayo, Doug: 102, 114, 167 Mehoskey, Diane: 76, 128 Mehosky, Ivan: 89, 166, 170 Mehosky, Stanley: 89, 166 Meisinger, Daniel: 38, 76 Mellott, Gloria: 76, 128 Melton, Virginia: 26 Menefee, Frances: 102 Merhoff, Don: 102 Merrell, Judy: 103 Merricks, Larry: 89, 161 Metcalfe, Tom: 103 Mettenet, Sue: 89, 124, 128 Metz, Barbara: 76, 127 Metz, John: 76, Meyer, Leroy: 89, 166, 174 Meyer, Mary: 89 Michaelson, Jane: 76, 151 Millard, James: 89, 160 Millard, Leah: 103, 128 Miller, Ann: 103, 127 Miller, Bonita: 76, 125 Miller, Chairi: 103, 140 Miller, Diane: 103, 140 Miller, Ellen: 76, 124 Miller, George: 76 Miller, Jim: 28, 89, 173 Miller, John: 103, 129 Miller, Pat: 58, 125 Miller, Phyllis: 103 Miller: William: 76, 113, 124, 132, 145 Millhauser, Christina: 138 Mills, Doug: 103 Mills, Douglas: 76, 166, 167 Milton, Virginia: 135 Minard, Marelea: 103, 143 Minard, Sonja: 89, 128 Minor, Annette: 89, 128, 132 Minton, Marcus: 42, 58, 121, 114, 203, 230, 195, 233 Mitchell, Susan: 103 Mize, Rebecca: 103 Molle, Joan: 103 Monday, Douglas: 20, 58, 113, 160, 200, 204, 232 Monk, Jane: 103 Monninger, Robert: 103 Montgomery, Joyce: 76 Moon, James: 103 Moore: Charles: 76, 129 Moore, David: 89 Moore, Donald: 76, 126 Moore: Mike: 103, 161 Moran, Kathleen: 76, 124, 145 Moreland, Judith: 89 Morgan, Betty: 103, 124, 143 Morgan, Charlotte: 103 Morgan, Sandra: 76 Morgan, William: 76, 149 Morris, Donna: 103 Morris, Patricia: 103, 128 Morris, Richard: 89, 168 Morris, Tommie Sue: 58, 139 Morton, Verlin: 58, 129, 137 Moshos, Diane: 58, 122, 141, 183, 232 Mosteller, Melva: 152 Moyer, Lauson: 89, 113, 126, 134 Mueller, Robert: 103, 171, 128 Mullinax, Jerry: 103 Mullins, Patricia: 89 Mullis, Diane: 76, 146 Murga, Lucille: 76, 135 Murphy, Danny: 103, 171 Murphy, Gerald: 103 Murphy, Patricia: 36, 89 Murphy, Rosalind: 89, 128 Murphy, Sandra: 89 Murphy, Steve: 90 Murray, Kathleen: 103 Murray, Lianne: 77, 146 Murray, Patricia: 76 Myers, Billie: 103, 128, 185 Myers, Mary: 91 Myers, Patrick: 76 Nagel, Donald: 77, 151 Nahamis, Annette: 103, 114 Nash, Cynthia: 103, 128 Neale, William: 103 Neilson, Julia: 128 Nelson, Leona: 77, 140 Nemore, Lynette: 77, 118 Nemore, Stephen: 103 Newberry, Elizabeth: 103 Newberry, Kemp: 152, 196 Newcomb, Lawrence: 77, 146 Newman, Donald: 90, 165, 168 Newman, Terry: 91 Nichols, Bobby: 103 Nichols, Renn: 90 239 Nielsen, Chris: 133 Nielsen, Julia: 138 Nixon, Eloise: 77, 124, 132 Nixon. Nan: 90, 158 Nordlie, Robin: 103 Nusbaum, John: 77 Nusbaum, Thomas: 90 Nutter, Sandra: 90, 124, 145, 148 Oakes, Carol: 103 Oberst, Jacqueline: 103 O’Brien, Gregory: 90, 150, 173 O’Connel, Marilyn: 103 O’Donnell, Vincent: 103 Oliff. Steve: 103 Oliver, Susan: 59, 124, 138 Olson, David: 90 Olson, Richard: 103, 171 O’Masta, Christina: 77, 131 Omasta, Stephen: 59 O’Neil, Janice L.: 77, 137 Onesty, John: 59, 129, 176 Onesty, Judith: 103 Ormand. Brander: 118, 120, 115, 124, 133, 146 Ormand, Patti: 103, 128 O’Rourke, Beverlv: 77, 133, 146 O’Rourke, Paul: 90 O’Rvan, William: 150 O’Sullivan, Patricia: 90 Otto, Arnold: 90 Ours, Stuart: 103 Outman, Harl: 103 Owen, Thomas: 103 Pacher, Priscilla: 103 Page, Marjorie: 90, 158 Palmer, Kenneth: 90 Paquette, Virginia: 77, 128, 180 Parker, Aileen: 147 Parker, Bettye: 90, 185 Parker, Neal: 90, 148, 174 Parks, Nancy: 90 Parnell, Robert: 77, 129 Parsons, James: 59, 112, 114, 126, 127, 172, 176, 192, 193, 196, 206, 231 Patterson, Judith: 77, 122, 127 Payne, Carol: 90 Payne, Charles: 103 Payne, David: 77 Payne, Larry: 77, 113, 126, 168 Payne, Mary: 137, 152 Payne, Rodney: 90, 173, 174 Payne, Tim: 104 Pearson, Dale: 90 Pearson, Janet: 59, 151 Pearson, Norma: 90, 127 Peck, Doris: 77 Pell, George: 90 Pence, Randal: 90, 124, 129 Pennino, Walter: 59, 126, 160, 161 Pennypacker, Patricia: 104 Perch, Maureen: 104, 128 Perlin, Vera: 104 Perlman, Larry: 104 Perry, Bernard: 104 Perry, Deryl: 90 Perry, Eleanor: 104, 159 Perry, Gloria: 59, 152 Perry, Karyn: 104 Persmette, Robert: 90 Petreas, Nick: 90, 148 Pett, Sandy: 90 Petti, Sonja: 90 Pfalzgraf, Mary: 104 Pfalzgraf, Rebecca: 59, 134 Phelps, Barbara: 26, 77, 135 Pierce, Carol: 68, 192, 204 Pierce, Lynn: 104, 159 Pierce, Virginia: 90 Pifer, Ronald: 104 Pike, Marlin: 90 Pittsnogle, Kenda: 104 Plaugher, Carolyn: 77, 127 Plaugher, Raymond: 104 Poland, Barbara: 60, 135, 137 Poland, Robert: 104 Polk, Linda: 104, 128 Pollard, Jeff: 60 Pollard, Melissa: 104, 143 Polo, Mike: 166 Pomeroy, Carol: 77, 116, 122 Pomeroy, Bill: 90, 170 Pond, Betsy: 60, 151 Pond, Richard: 90 Pond, Stephen: 53, 77, 126 Poole, Bill: 104, 166 Poore, John: 90, 166 Porpotage, Frank: 77, 174 Potter, Denise: 104, 127 Potter, Jeff: 20, 60, 67, 113, 125, 132, 145, 156, 157, 225, 232 Powell, Aryln: 77, 161 Powell, Bonnie: 90 Powell, Marion: 77, 137 Powell, Mike: 104 Powell, Sandra: 91 Powers, Carolyn: 137, 152 Powers, Shirley: 91 Prather, Louetta: 60 Presley, Paul: 35, 78 Previte, Bonnie: 78, 125, 132 Previte, Pat: 60 Price, Carolyn: 78 Price, Gary: 91, 128 Printzenhoff, Suzanne: 91, 113, 145 Prochaska, Wilbert: 91 Propst, Dorothy: 60, 135 Propst, Randy: 91 Prose, Paul: 91 Prosise, Carolee: 60, 118, 120, 124, 208, 212 , 220 Provan, Janice: 60, 127, 197 Pruitt, Bud: 61 Pugh, Wayne: 91 Pullman, Katherine: 104, 147 Pullman, Paulette: 91 Purdy, Nancy: 104 Putnam, Ronald: 104 Rae, David: 104, 167 Raines, Arlene: 34, 36, 61, 125, 132 Rahusja, May Britt: 104 Ramsey, Robert: 91, 166 Randall, Larry: 104 Rathjen, Lee: 78, 161 Rauch, Carol: 78, 124 Rauch, Kathleen: 61, 135, 138 Ravella, Al: 91, 166 Raver, Ted: 124 Rawls, Helen: 25, 78, 146 Raymond, Joan: 61, 125, 132 Reaves, Elmer: 91, 143, 150 Redmond, Patricia: 78, 121, 122, 128 Redmond, Roxanna: 78, 125, 132, 156, 219 Reed, Francis: 104, 167 Rees, Martha: 104 Reese, Lynn: 78 Reeves, Bruce: 148 Regus, Shirley: 104 Reid, Charlotte: 91, 113, 138 Reid, John: 61 Reiley, Margaret: 61 Reis. Robert: 91 Remling, Maurice E.: 78 Reussow, Kim: 104, 140 Reussow, Sandra: 68, 78, 113, 122, 140, 145 Reynolds, Linda: 104 Rhea, Jackie: 91, 217 Ricci, Robert: 91 Rich, William: 104 Richardson, Lee: 104 Rickert, Helen: 78, 120, 132, 133, 137 Ricketts, Joanne: 104, 138 Rideout, Dawnalyn: 78 Riedel, Jayne: 104 Riggs, Tim: 78, 149 Rinker, Kenneth: 78 Rinker, Leroy: 91, 160 Riordan, Jerry: 78, 128 Riordan, Pat: 78 Ritchey, Kenneth: 104, 124 Robbins, Brian: 91 Roberts, David: 91 Robertson, Linda: 91, 132, 158 Robertson, Norman: 78 Robey, Mary Ellen: 91, 124 Robey, Sherry: 104 Robinson, Bruce: 91 Robinson, Mary: 104 Robinson, Penny: 78 Robinson, Tom: 104 Roche, Gail: 91 Rodeffer, Douglas: 104 Rodeffer, Mark: 78 Rodgers, George: 78 Roesle, Carol: 91 Rogers, Mary: 104 Rohusja, May Britt: 123 Rollins, Jane: 78 Roman, John: 104 Romberg, Catherine: 61, 127, 226 Romberg, John: 91, 149, 145 Romig, Paul: 61, 129, 113 Roop, Charles: 104 Rose, Beverly: 61, 128 Rose, Stephen: 91, 145, 148, 150, 207 Rosholdt, Cynthia: 127 Rosner, Michael: 104 Rosolina, Carol (Kelly): 78, 145 Rosolina, Raymond: 104, 138 Ross, Merlyn: 61 Royer, Elizabeth: 78, 132, 138 Rubin, Ronnie: 104, 174 Rudd, Jan: 124 Rule, Robert: 78 Rumery, Donna: 104, 128 Runyon, Connia: 78, 113, 132, 183, 141 240 Rupp, Robert: 79, 161, 164 Russell, Lillian: 105, 128 Rutledge, Sherry: 105. 114 Rutledge, Talmadge (Buster): 79 Rudd, Janet: 79 Ryder, Edmond: 105 Saenon, Bernadette: 105, 138 Sager, Tom: 105, 138 Sakole, Patrick: 151 Salyards, James: 105, 138 Salyer, Saundra: 185, 217 Sampson, Kirk: 91. 166, 217 Samuels, Barbara: 105, 138 Sanborn, Arthur: 79, 166, 174 Sandgren, Barbara: 91, 217 Sandyren, Sandy: 105, 138 Sartori, Michael: 91, 126 Sartori, Peter: 62, 112, 176 Sauls, Barry: 79 Sauls, Judy: 91 Saxon, Kurt: 91 Scanlon, Robert (Alex): 91, 166, 143 Schaeffer, Betty: 91 Schaeffer, Roger: 105, 129 Schaefer, William: 105 Scheffel, Barbara: 105, 138 Scheidegger, Sylvia: 91 Scheider, Donna: 92 Sawyer, Martha: 91 Sawyer, Susan: 128 Schell, Nancy: 105 Scherb, Nina: 143 Scherl, Richard: 62, 127, 146 Schlup, Wilma Kay: 93 Schmick, Jerome: 105 Schnabel, Eric: 151 Schnabel, Jerry: 62 Schneider, Donna: 128 Schoppley, Lynne: 105 Schrank, Leonard: 93, 148, 149 Schull, Richard: 105 Schullery, Louise: 79, 146, 147 Schummers, Gregory: 105, 143 Schummers, John: 92, 146, 168. 176 Schwartz, Marinne: 105 Sclater, James: 79, 129 Sconyers, Mike: 92, 126 Scott, Melinda: 105 Scudder, Marilyn: 92 Sears: Douglas: 62 Seaver, John: 79, 118, 120, 124, 132 Seeberg, Vilma: 95, 105, 114, 124, 133, 143 Seeberg, Wolf: 92, 113, 143, 148, 150 Sellins, Robert: 105 Sellers, Lawrence: 105 Selquist, Stephen: 62, 168, 169 Settle, Glenn: 105, 129 Seymour, Carol: 79 Sevmour, George: 62, 127, 226 Shafer, Robert: 79, 126, 197, 226 Shaffer, Judy: 105, 140 Shanton, Dee: 79 Shapiro, John: 92 Sharp, Evert: 92, 148 Shaulis, George: 105 Shaulis, Michelle: 62, 152 Shearer, Elizabeth: 62, 122, 125, 192, 196 Sheehan, Paul: 79, 173, 176 Shepston, Mary Kay: 92, 124, 129, 139, 144, 148, 197 Sherman, Ginger: 105, 222 Sherton, Corinne: 105, 147 Sherwood, May: 92, 129, 185 Shiflett, Shelby: 222 Shipe, Archie: 105 Shipe, Barbara: 79 Shochet, Albert: 105 Showers, Mary: 105 Shue, Barbara: 105, 127, 140 Shultzaberger, Robert: 137 Shumaker, Crystal: 92 Shumaker, Linda: 62, 152 Sichman, David: 222 Siebold, John: 62 Simele, Geraldine: 105 Simpson, Donald: 105, 150 Simpson, Jean: 105 Simpson, Joan: 63, 137, 152 Simpson, Joseph: 105 Simpson, June: 105, 147 Sims, Bonnie: 18, 105 Sims, Karen: 105 Sines, Beverly: 79 Sines, Gail: 92, 129, 141, 182, 183 Sinzdak, Sharon: 105 Sisk, Richard: 167 Sitnik, Gloria: 79 Skinner, Hugh: 105 Slack, Teresa: 79, 132 Slingerman, Raymond: 105 Sloper, Ronnie: 79 Slusher, Mary Jo: 92 Slusser, Sally: 105 Small, Kenneth: 92 Smallwood, Judy: 105 Smiley, Donald : 79, 118, 129, 130 Smith, Altha: 105 Smith, Barbara (Jane): 79, 113 Smith, Be.tty: 92 Smith, Bruce: 63 Smith, Charles: 63 Smith, Erwin: 63 Smith, Howard: 105, 166. 174 Smith, Jan: 63, 112, 122, 123, 125, 136, 192, 194, 196, 231 Smith, Jane (E): 79, 125 Smith, Jane: 137 Smith, Judy: 79, 141, 180, 183, 184 Smith, Linda: 92, 133 Smith, Nancy: 105 Smith, Neil: 105, 167 Smith, Norma Jean: 92 Smith, Pamela: 92 Smith, Patricia: 105 Smith, Richard: 105 Smith, Susanne: 92, 140 Smith, Tim: 92 Smith, Wilson: 79 Snyder, James: 92 Snyder, Robert: 92 Snyder, Wayne: 63, 118, 195, 233 Sollom, Robert: 92 Sommer: Charles: 92, 113 Sorber, Sharon: 106, 128 Sorrell, John: 92 Sorrells, Judy: 63, 151 Sottosanti, Pauline: 79 Souders, David: 92, 166 Souders, Ronnie: 92 Spence, Bonnie Jane: 92 Spillars, Keith: 106 Springman, Charles: 80 Sprinkel, Alan: 106, 167 Spruill, Nancy: 92 Staalman, Linda: 92 Staats, Raymond: 106, 114, 129 Staggs, Sharon: 31, 92 Stahl, Michael: 92, 146 Stanek, Millard: 80 Stanford, Janice: 80, 128 Stanton, Beverly: 63 Starkweather, Roger: 80, 122, 126, 134, 173 Steele, Andrew: 106, 114, 130, 134 Stegmaier, George: 106 Stegmaier, John: 106 Stein, Frances: 63 Steinhorst, Klaus: 150 Stencil, Jeffra: 92 Stern, Virginia: 80 Stevens, Brenda: 106 Stevens, Norma Jean: 106 Stevens, Ruth Ann: 64, 145 Stevenson, Marvin: 106 Stever, Cathy: 106, 140 Stewart, Richard: 80, 146 Stewart, Ryan: 7. 64, 114, 134, 139 Stewart, Scott: 106 Stewart, Susan: 80, 124, 132, 212 Stickley, James: 64 Stiltz, Anne: 106, 129 Stoen, Chris: 106 Strange, Joseph: 64, 124, 126, 143, 215 Stratton, Paul: 129 Stride, Judy: 106 Stuart, Bruce: 166, 174 Stuart, Mark: 80 Sturms, Jack: 64, 168. 169 Suarez, Linda: 106 129 Swink, David: 64. 122, 129, 193 Swink, John: 106. 150 Switzer, Daniel: 106. 143 Switzer. Katherin: 93, 141, 173, 180, 185 Switzer, Warren: 64, 126, 136, 143, 149, 174, 175, 176 Sword, Lewis: 106 Sydnor, Joseph (Chuck): 80 Taggart. Eileen: 106 Talan, Bill: 124 Tate, Gayle: 64, 126, 168 croiTO- sn 113 19.2. 129. 166. 174 Tatham, Christopher: 64 Tatham, Wiliam: 106 Tawney, Terrence: 93 Tawney, Thomas: 93, 130 raylor, Fred: 106 raylor, Keith: 64, 114, 115, 117, 122, 123, 124, 126, 168, 208, 121, 230, Taylor, Robert: 65, 168, 169, 176 Taylor, Suzanne: 106, 140 Taylor, William. 93 Teachey, Dennis: 93 Tebbin, Paula: 82, 93 Teklinski, Henry: 93 Teklinski, Marcella: 65, 137 Templeman, Edward: 106 Templeton, Charles: 106 Tennant, Bill: 93, 172, 202 Tepper, Martin: 93 Terrell, Renea: 106, 124 Tew, James: 93 Tew, William: 106 Thomas, Ellen: 80, 122, 138, 145 Thomas, Joan: 106, 159 241 Thomas, Micky: 93 Thompson, Aileen: 80, 127 Thompson, Charlotte: 106 Thompson, Cynthia: 106, 140 Thompson, George: 93 Thompson, Glenn: 106 Thompson, Judy: 65, 124 Thompson, Karen: 65, 115, 118, 200 Thompson, Pat: 106 Thompson: Peggy: 106 Thompson, Thomas: 93 Thompson, Warner: 80 Thomson, Diane: 106 Thorn berry, Sylvia: 80, 146 Thornbrugh, Louise: 93 Tiller, John: 106, 147 Tiller, Mike: 93, 166, 176 Timme, Sandy: 65, 113, 122, 125, 132, 200, 215 Tindle, Jack: 93 Titus, Claude: 106 Tobin, Marion: 65, 127 Todd. Veronica: 113, 140 Toombs, Barry: 93, 166 Torrance, Norman: 106 Totman, Lorna: 93 Traina, Jackie: 65 Travis, Bruce: 93 Trent, Jane: 80 Trent, Kav: 93, 183 Trickett, Samuel: 106 Trickett, Sandra: 93, 137. 185 Triebel, Tudi: 35, 180. 147 Trimmer, Barbara: 106, 182 Trimmer. Susie: 38, 65, 132, 140, 135, 137 Trinkle. Barbara: 106. 127 Trinplett. Carolyn: 80, 127 Tiu-ker, Connie: 106 Tudor, Tommv: P3. 170 Turner, Ginger: 106 149 Turner. Tawn: 80. 137 Twombly, Gail: 93 Underwood Evelyn: 80. 140 Upchurch, Carol: 80. 133. 139. 146 Unchurch. Sharon: 106, 141, 159 UDDerman, Jimmv: 93 UUerback. Billy: 80 UDing, Carolyn: 65 Utz, Delores: 80, 180 Vale, Carol Jean: 80 Yalsamis. Steve- 65, 148 Van Busk irk. John: 106 YanderVate. Barbara: 106 Van Duzar, MiPon: 93 Van TTuixen. John: 106 Van Nc«s Jackie: 93 Van Boeckel, Doniel: 107 Varney, Eric: 66, 149 Varney. William: 81, 113, 122, 134 135, 136 Vawter, Jean: 81, 180 Vavvtcr, Ralph: Vietenheimer, Barbara: 81, 132 141 146 Vietenheimer, Helen: Vella, Sheila: 93. 131 Vernon, Glen: 107, 129 Vernon. Marsha: 114, 159 Vest, Carla: 104 Via, George: 81 Via. James: 107 Yjck. Rebecca: 81. 86, 122, 138 Victor, Barbara: 93 Vierbuchen, Patricia: 81, 127, 132, 137 1 incent, Roger: 81 Yipperman, Dilhcrt: 107, 128 Vitray, Robert: 84, 135 Vitucci, Kenneth: 66, 126, 176 Vitucci, Virginia: 81, 139, 141, 146, 180 Volorvick, Linda: 107 Volovick, Phyllis: 66, 151, 195 Wahl, Barry: 94 Waldman, Michael: 66, 118, 112, 115 Waldman, Phyllis: 107 Waldron, Carol: 94 Walker, Carol: 94 Walker, Mary Ellen: 81, 112, 122, 183 Wall, Jo Ann: 94 Wallace, Tobi: 66, 124, 127, 148, 150 Walsh, Brenda: 81 Walter, David: 107 Ward. Donna: 26, 66, 133 Ward, Richard: 66 Warner, Anita: 128 Warren, Linda: 128 Watson, Edward: 107 Watters, Elizabeth: 107, 114 Weatherly, Dan: 94 Webb, Cecil: 94, 135 Webb, Robert: 94, 129, 130 Weber, Glenn E.: 81 Weed, Curtis: 66 Weisenfluh, Carol, 107 Wells, Bonnie: 94 Wells, Jacquelin: 81 Wells, Theodore: 81 West, Margret: 107 West, Sandra: 81, 128 Wheat, Valerie: 94, 113 Whipp. Joan: 107. 128 Whipple, Minnie: 127 Whipple ' . Winifred: 107. 132 White, John: 66, 111, 198 White, Samuel: 94, 129 Whitman, Patricia: 107 Whiteside, Phil: 94 Wholey, Patricia: 94, 133, 141, 182 Whiggins. William: 94 Wiygins, Thomas: 81 Wildman. Karen: 81, 197, 127, 226 Wiley, Harlan: 107, 129 W’lkerson, Brenda: 107. 128 WiWerson. Su«an: 107, 128 Williams, Barbara: 94 Williams, Barrv: 107, 129, 169 Wiliams, Calvin: 24. 107 Williams. Duane: 66, 114, 124, 129, 134, 136, 220 Williams, Harriet: 107 W ' Hiams, Janet: 94, 131 Williams, Paul: 94 Wilson, Alan: 81 Wilson, Cynthia: 94, 128, 138 Wilson. Judy: 67 Wilson, Lynnford: 67, 124 Wilson, Melinda - 107, 133 Wilson, Michael: 94 Wilson, Ronald: 94, 170 Wilson, Sandra: 67, 138 Wilson, Victoria: 81 Wilwerding, Mary: 107 Wise, Wanell: 107 Wit hey, Margaret: 67, 118, 124, 143 Wifhey, Michael: 94, 129, 160, 168 Whitte, Kathleen: 81, 144 Wittmer, Donald: 94 Wolfrey, Carol: 81, 141 Wolfrey, Shirley: 67, 137, 152 Wood, Betty: 81 Wood, Carolyn: 107 Wood, Donald: 107 Wood, Janet: 81 Wood, Nancy: 107 Wood, Patricia: 107 Wood, Ruth Ann: 94 Woodward, Yancey: 94 Woody, Donna: 107, 140 Wolfe, Charles: 94 Wrenn, Peter: 67, 160, 161, 168, 198, 201, 232 Wright, Joan: 67, 116, 137, 141, 152 Wright, Martha: 107, 128 Wright, Wayne: 151 Yeung, Priscella: 23, 67, 114, 115, 122, 136, 138 Youmans, Arthur: 81 Young, Charles: 107 Young, Jeffrey: 94 Young, Peggy: 107 Young, Ralph: 151 Young, Randolph: 167 Young, Robert: 94 Young, Terry: 107 Young, Thomas: 67, 149 Young, Thomas: 107, 151 Youngs, John: 67 Youngs, William: 27, 94, 111, 126 Youngblood, Joy: 81, 116, 124, 132 Zappala, Chris: 107 Ziegler, Ruth: 23. 67, 115, 127, 195, 200, 226, 249 Zimmerman, Patricia: 107 Zickle, Charlotte: 107 Zupan, Vincent: 95, 107 242 Advertisements Thomas, Micky: 93 Thompson, Aileen: 80, 127 Thompson, Charlotte: 106 Thompson, Cynthia: 106, 140 Thompson, George: 93 Thompson, Glenn: 106 Thompson, Judy: 65, 124 Thompson, Karen: 65, 115, 118, 200 Thompson, Pat: 106 Thompson: Peggy: 106 Thompson, Thomas: 93 Thompson, Warner: 80 Thomson, Diane: 106 Thornberry, Sylvia: 80, 146 Thornbrugh, Louise: 93 Tiller, John: 106, 147 Tiller, Mike: 93, 166, 176 Timme, Sandv: 65, 113, 122, 125, 132, 200, 215 Tindle, Jack: 93 Titus, Claude: 106 Tobin, Marion: 65. 127 Todd. Veronica: 113. 140 Toombs, Barry: 93, 166 Torrance. Norman: 106 Totman, Lorna: 93 Traina, Jackie: 65 Travis, Bruce: 93 Trent, Jane: 80 Trent, Kav: 93, 183 Trickett, Samuel: 106 Trickett, Sandra: 93. 137. 185 Triebel, Tudi: 35, 180. 147 Trimmer, Barbara: 106, 182 Trimmer. Susie: 38, 65, 132, 140, 135, 137 Trinkle. Barbara: 106. 127 Trinplett. Carolyn: 80, 127 Timker, Connie: 106 Tudor, Tommv: 93. 170 Turner, Ginger: 106 149 Turner. Tawn: 80, 137 Twombly, Gail: 93 Underwood Evelyn: 80. 140 Upchurch, Carol: 80. 133. 139, 146 Unchurch, Sharon: 106, 141, 159 UDnermnn, .Timmv: 93 IPterback. Billy: 80 lifting, Carolyn: 65 Utz, Delores: 80, 180 Vale, Carol Jean: 80 Valsamis. Steve: 65, 148 Van BusVirk. John: 106 VanderVate. Barbara: 106 Van Duzar, Milton: 93 Van Uuizen. John: 106 Van Ne«s. Jackie: 93 Van Boeckel, Doniel: 107 Varney, Eric: 66, 149 Varney. William: 81, 113, 122 134 135, 136 Vawter, Jean: 81, 180 Vawter, Ralph: Vietenheimer, Barbara: 81, 132, 141,1 146 Vietenheimer, Helen: Vella, Sheila: 93. 131 Vernon, Glen: 107, 129 Vernon. Marsha: 114, 159 Vest, Carla: 104 Via, George: 81 Via. James: 107 Vick, Rebecca: 81. 86, 122, 138 Victor, Barbara: 93 Vierbuchen. Patricia: 81, 127, 132, 137 Vincent, Roger: 81 Vipperman, Dilhert: 107, 128 Students in high school depend a great deal on the busi¬ ness establishments in the surrounding area. We ol James Madison are fortunate in having many fine businesses in this area. Those who have advertised here deserve our support. CONGRATULATIONS TO MADISON’S SECOND GRADUATING C LA SS Tovj deoce avir os 123 Maple Avenue DU 5-8100 COMPLIMENTS PETER PAN VARIETY FAIR 138 MAPLE AVENUE VIENNA SHOPPING CENTER DU 5-7707 Compliments SOLAR FREEZE DRIVE INN of 3905 Lee Highway PINK POODLE Soft Ice Cream Thick Shakes — Sandwiches FAST FILM DEVELOPING T M E 1 L C E R S FLASHBULBS 0 C FILM S 0 C P 0 E P S E S The Oxford Shop 230 West Broad Street Falls Church, Virginia The Exclusive Shop For Young Men DARK ROOM SUPPLIES VIENNA CAMERA SHOP 121 Maple Avenue, W. JE 2-1100 DU 5-5575 COMPLIMENTS OF MARION’S DRESS SHOP “Home of Nationally Known Brands” 237 Maple Ave. E., Glyndon Shopping Center Phone: WE-8-6911 VIENNA, VA. Compliments of VIENNA GULF SERVICE Most people are astonished to discover that the Volks¬ wagen Station Wagon is only a few inches longer than the Volkswagen Sedan and a good four feet shorter than the conventional station wagon. Yet it holds more than the largest station wagon you can buy and costs hundreds of dollars less. Come see it — and drive it — this week. H. B. Lantzsch 1285 East Lee Highway Fairfax, Virginia Miller Wrenn Furniture Co., Inc. 127 Maple Avenue VIENNA, VIRGINIA DUnkirk 5-5000 VIENNA HARDWARE “WHERE SERVICE IS FIRST” DUnkirk 5-9733 136 MAPLE AVENUE, WEST Compliments WORTHINGTON’S of BOOKS • GIFTS • CARDS phone 113 Church St. DUNKIRK 5-9387 VIENNA, VA. Vienna Glass Company VIENNA FUEL CO., INC. Heating Oils and Oil Burners Service — All Trucks Radio Equipped 340 Mill Street P 0 Box 591 Vienna, Va. WE 8-9100 KETTERMANS GIFT HEADQUARTERS for VIENNA Watch Repairing Engraving Jewelry Repairing Authorized Agents for: Bulova — Elgin — Longines Spidel — Schaeffer — Parker Hamilton 1 16 Maple Ave., W. VIENNA, VA. DU 5-8485 MYERS HILL, Inc. Realtors EXECUTIVE OFFICE 128 Maple Avenue, East Vienna, Virginia DUnkirk 5-6133 • 7 CORNERS OFFICE 44 Leesburg Pike Falls Church, Virginia 534-5800 WESTERN AET0 DEALER Your Home Owned Family Store Vienna Shopping Center, 148 Maple Ave. VIENNA, VIRGINIA Phone: DU 5-8813 Compliments of Vienna Trust Company 146 Maple Ave. Vienna, Va. JCn WcPU, Jnc. HARDWARE Paints — Glass — Tools — Housewares 132 MAPLE AVE., E. VIENNA, VA. DUnkirk 5-7882 CONNELL’S VALET Quality Dry Cleaning and Laundry “Complete Service” KING-KERLEY DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS Office and Plant 444 So. Washington St. Falls Church, Va. Jefferson 2-1713 Branch Store Glyndon Shopping Center Vienna, Va. WE 8 6999 Chase Collier, Ltd. MEN’S WEAR See Our Selections for Fall Open Friday until 9 p.m. 4844 Chain Bridge Road Salona, McLean EL 6-4006 SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS Thanks to the Madison Student Body, Faculty, and Administration for a Memorable Three Years. Class of ’62 1869 - 1962 Since 1869 we have been engaged in the interesting business of designing and producing printed matter to meet the needs of discriminating buyers. I his experience has provi ded a rich background in the knowledge of our craft ... a knowledge we pass on to our customers as a part of an in¬ telligent, helpful service. I bis Annual is a product of our presses. THE BLUE RIDGE PRESS Printing and Publishing Berryville, Virginia Another year has passed, and the 1961-62 Montpelier has attempted to capture and hold its transient memories. As Editor-in-Chief, I wish to thank the many people who have given time and energy freely and without complaint — the administration and faculty for their cooperation, the stu¬ dents for their endless suggestions, and the stall for long hours of dedicated oo o work. Editor-in-Chief Alma Mater Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! We are loyal, proud, and true. We wave the flag of spirit In a tribute to you. And to those who will come after — May you always sing our song. We pass the torch of learning, Keep it ever burning strong. We strive to do our best, Let bravery never rest, Our colors have a lesson to be told— Be strong and be sincere, The red, the black, the white, our colors bold . Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Ever in our memory, The school we’ll always cherish: Madison, hail to thee! Time, you old gypsy man, Go on vour way. Leave us our memories. ' Alwavs to stay.