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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1973 volume:

THE 1973 MONTPELIOR JAMES MADISON HIGH SCHOOL VIENNA, VIRGINIA VOLUME XIII CONTENTS OPENING.1 ORGANIZATIONS . .162 SENIORS.17 FACULTY.202 HAPPENING.50 ADS.236 UNDERCLASSMEN . . .76 CLOSING.248 SPORTS.116 ... ImmwmwprIwmiM ■HHn nn| r i I rrrr ■xY: 1 | fm SfIMMH ' 1 i iTp i f iff VI J Ralph Ackerman Karen Adams Janet A Ices Elizabeth Anderson Robert Appel David Archibald Paul Archibald Elizabeth Armstrong Thomas Arrington Kay Baden Ann Morgan looks forlornly into oblivion during a day which has not gone well. Steven Bang Erin Barden Heidi Barteaux David Bailey Beverly Baker Timothy Ball 18 Liz Donohoe shows her amazing coordination as she bal¬ ances a button on her tongue. Lisa Ben Mary Benge Thea Bertola Karen Bewick Frank Blackburn Susan Blaise Micheal Blank Joanne Bleam Larry Bleich Celia Blue 19 With all the noise and hassle of the senior lounge, many seniors (in this case Thea Bertola and Diane Okon) found it easier to study in the library. Rebecca Boggs Timothy Boland Cynthia Boudreau Laurie Bowcock Marjorie Bowers Edward Bowman Kim Brader Bonnie Breads Jean Bromley Robert Brooks Deborah Brown Elda Brown Jo Ann Brown Mary Lou Brown Paul Brown 20 As seniors near graduation, the ability to type becomes increasingly important. Apparently Peggy Johnston still hasn ' t learned not to look at the keys. Sharon Bradley Kristina Brumstead Deborah Brunotti Nancy Bruns Kathleen Buckles Brian Buckley Gary Burnett Bridgett Butler Judy Butler Kevin Butler Deborah Byrd Michael Byrne Mary By set Elizabeth Cabray Andrea Cahn 21 Patricia Callahan Donna Campbell Gary Campbell Nancy Carter Janelle Chapman Barbara Chelgren Smriti Chittal Steve Clark Lydia Clinevell Michael Clouser Catherine Cochran Frederick Cole Mary Cole Janice Collins Cheryl Conaty Charles Cook Karen Cooke Daniel Corkery Michele Couch Sheryl Coury With the new 18 year old vote in effect, politics was a common discussion subject among seniors. Brenda Dimmett Anne Demmon Gary Deuchar Cynthia Dimsey Joseph Donahue Kevin Donahue Deborah Donaldson Diane Giovacchini, one of Madison ' s Varsity cheerleading co captains, crams a banana into her mouth. Cathy Donnelly Kathryn Donnelly Elizabeth Donohoe Joan Donovan Michael Dougher John Dove Libby Drescher William Dryer John Duffy Debra Duncan 24 Richard Duncan Thomas Dunham Gayle Durloo Gary Deuchar, who obviously wasn ' t too excited by his las) Michael Dunn Susan Edell Wendy Ebenfield class, yawns before giving the next period a try. Sandra Edmonds Lauris Eek Mary Eiden Theressa Ellis Richard Evans Wendy Evans Guy Fairbanks David Faeder Elaine Fanning Jayne Fehrenback 25 William Farley Nina Fiore Marie Firth Kerry Fisherkeller David Fishner Debra Floyd Gayle Follin Michael Forrester Virgina Fowler Susan Fox Linda Frazer Rodney Freeman Carlton Fuerst The fundamentals” of boxing was one of the edu¬ cational arts of self defense taught in the senior lounge. John Fuller Ethel Galyean William Galyean 26 Lawrence Garges Linda Gearheart Deborah Genua Thalia Gerachis Julie G ercken Leslie Gibbons Nancy G ibbs Mary Lynn G ibson Ann Gimmi Diane Giovacchini Kip Glier Sharon Gliniecki Heidi Goad Marguerite Godbold Gary Gonet Karen Grantham You won ' t catch senior Mark Hurley not thinking when a diploma ' s involved. 27 Dan Donatelli, not known for being studious, is caught in a rare moment with a book. Ralph Graves Jean Griffin Robin Gray Judith Griffin Steven Greenlaw Christopher Grimes Robert Groder Carter Hall Loren Hall John Hancock Richard Hannah Nelson Harbor Kathryn Harkness Beverly Harper Brenda Harper Elizabeth Harper John Harris Allen Harvey Dale Hatton Carol Haun Mark Haynes David Headly Edward Healy Jeffrey Heckman Ann Hedrick Joyce Heiser Sherry Hemma Kim Henderson Elda Brown, aspiring artist, looks like she ' s having better luck painting herself than the picture. Michael Hetu Julia Hill Katherine Hitt Deborah Hock Mary Hoeschen Melody Holloway Terry Hook Barbara Howell Katherine Huband Stephanie Huey t ’ ' fH 4 AJjPrSI mBE L - M i m. Em JKJyB m c Jfff few JHfSS • V Frequently throughout the year seniors were criticized for their apathy and sarcasm. Pierre Richard was one senior who worked hard to uphold this conviction. Micheal Huhn Bruce Hull Mark Hurley Charlotte Ireland Robert Jackson Patricia J aggers Geoffrey James Linda James Virginia Jarvis Barbara Jesse Dixie Johnson Michelle Johnson Paula Johnson Paula M. Johnson Sandie Johnson After comparing their head measurements for caps and gowns, Bonita Pennino came out on top. Richard Kint Pat Kilty Karla Anne Kilby Terrie King Jeffrey Kincaid Nancy Kern Susan Kerlin Joseph Kerlin Anne Kastris Robin Karnette Denise Karalow Susan Jusell Rodney Jones Kim Jones Peggy Johnston Jerald Klemm Carolyn Knisley Joseph Kopfman James Krupa Lee Ann Kudej A free period provides a few extra moments for indulging in reminiscent thoughts. Melanie Kuhte Cheryl Kubatz John LaFever Dennis Lafont Jill Lake Judy Lake Thomas Lambdin Lillian Lampman Brad Landseadel Mary Langford 32 Robinson Lappm Paul Latchford Frank Lawson Charlene Leard Douglas Leard Leslie Becker, one of Madison ' s most involved seniors, discusses a drama department pro¬ duction. Kimberly Lebrun Catherine Letter James Legge Debbie Leister Laura Lemanski Cathleen Leonard Jeffrey Leppo Robin Lester David Linker Sally Little 33 JodyLoy Joann Lynch Stephanie Madden Michael Long Diane Mar ley James Marr Pam Marsteller Leslie Lloyd Paula Lorfano Patricia Ed ell Frank L yons After eating a Madison lunch, Meri Cole can ' t believe she ate the WHOLE thing. Jerry Markussen G eorgia Martfieid Kathy Martin Jessica Matthews Brian Maxey Gerald Mays William McCarty Stephen McCausland Denise McClearn Daniel McCleary Dennis McCleary Michael McGee Joy McGinnis Michael McGuigan Benjamin McKenzie William McCluns David McNeil Donna Michel Daryl Miller Robert Miller Dorothy Minnigerode A Madison Spanish class tries an innovative approach to learning, with Mary Langford leading on guitar. Mary P. Mitchell George Mishler Greg Montgomery Ronald Montgomery Evelyn Morgner Timothy Morin Kathy Morrison Susan Morrison Tim Morrison Cynthia Moulder Christopher Mueller Barbara Mullon Jim Murphy Maureen Murphy Claudia Murray Margie Bowers rests her tired feet in the senior lounge after a pom pom squad practice. Thomas Murray John Myers Paula Nancarrow Elizabeth Nash Paula Nevins Shirley Oliver Curtis Olmstead Jeanne Olson Rae Olson Pamela Oravetz Janet Orndorff Conrad Osterwalder Torbjorn Ostlund Paul Outten Michael Otero Deborah Owen Randy Owens Rosetta Owens Glen Parrish David Paukovich Politically minded seniors listen intently to an informative lecture by a representative from one of the political parties. Mary Paynter Tracey Peoples Stefanie Peck Bonita Pannino Margaret Peterson 38 Susan Pippin George Polk Kathleen Prosack Anne Purs ley Gary Guam Michael Quantrille Carol Sadowski Jackson Salter H|i wm jhfcifr 1 7 Luckily Madison ' s English classes don’t have to wait for Dave Schelly to appropriate films. The senior class is still waiting for the film he promised them in 1971 Nancy Satterlee Warren Sattler David Savia D a vid Scarborough Bruce Hull, band president, takes time out from his women to practice his timpani. Kathleen Schafer Rcxanne Schardt Sylvia Schirmacher MichaelSchnetzler Jim Schollhammer Laura Schwab William Seeley Alix Sens ale Nancy Sessions William Shaffer George Shake Robert Shanholtz Richard Shaw Maureen Shea David Shelley Terry Shifflett 40 DeVan Schumay Laurie Siemens Kathleen Sieminski William Si!cock Cameron Simmons Sheree Simmons Peggy Simokatis Jay Simon Susan Simons Stephen Simpson Patricia Skojec Karl Sjogren Rudie Slaughter Chris Smith David Smith Kevin Smith Janice Wenning is caught in a moment of introspection during a science club meeting. 41 Sharon Smith Kathleen Smuka! Michael Snead MikeSobreski Frances Soltow R ichard Speight Marcia Staats Melanie Stahlman John Stanard Alan Stanford Judy Griffin, one of Madison ' s best known smiles and most active seniors, relaxes for a moment during an after school meeting. Marjory Stanley Frank Stopanwich 42 Rosemary Steidle Deborah Stewart Stuart Stock Nancy Stone Marilyn S trange Laura Stroube Mary Stuart Deborah Stump1 Gail Storm Greg Suer Maureen Summerill Brian Summer Though the Seniors were often accused of frivolous thoughts, they did spend a good deal of time contemplating their future as in this case Susan Pippin does. 43 Duane Szalwinski Lauri Reifsteck Richard Rice Ronald Rice Robert Rivkind Jeffrey Rink Linda Ritzer Scott Rockwell Linda Rogers Lisa Rogers Steve Roman Deborah Rose 44 Lora Ross Charles Rowell Annette Russell Michael Russell Kevin Ryun Linda Jar box Caprice Taylor Janet Taylor Mary Teichmann Clara Thomas Elizabeth Thomas Joyce Thompson As usual, the Senior class float won first place in the Homecoming parade. David Shelly works behind the counter, Warren Saltier shares his soda with Charlene Leard, and Marg Peterson jitterbugs with her steady. Terry Thorne Craig Tinkham Cynthia Towle Jeffrey Trask Mark Trump Judith Turnbull Bryan Turman Russell Turman Marian Tyler Pamela Tyler Deborah Upham Richard Upson Jeanine Uncles Cathleen Vahsen Betsy Vanbuskirk Scott Wagner Thomas Wallace John Walther Gregory Wandless William Watkins Suzanne Watson Arthur Watt Rhea Waugh William Weber Dan Weitz Janice Wanning Darlene Westenberger Kenneth White Kathryn Wilgus David Williams Margaret Williams Diana Wilson A frequent dilemma of teachers and students every year is the running of Madison ' s con¬ fusing and often antiquated audiovisual equipment. Here, Mike Byrne tries his luck on a film projector. Sue Windsor Sheilagh Waters 47 Veronica Garcia Victoria Witt James Wise Paul Wise Denise Bailey Terry Devito Marshall Day Charles Wood Cheryl Young Mark Wood Candy Wordsworth 48 In Memory of David Hawks CLASS OF 73 49 Class of ' 73 Achievements Adams, Karen — AFS, Jr. Class History Rep. Alces. Janet — Spirit Club, Music and Records Club, Mixed Choir. Concert Choir, Swim Team, Ski Team, Pom-Pom, Varsity Cheerleader. Gymnastics. Appel. Bob — Ski Club. Cross-Country. Archibald, David — Ski Club, J.V. Football. Track. Baden. Kay — SCA Cabinet, Thespian. Madison- ettes. SCA Rep., J.V. Hockey. FHA (V.P.), FBLA, Latin Club. GAA. Bailey. David — Varsity Basketball. Class Rep Bailey. Denise — Mixed Chorus, J.V.. Varsity Basketball. J.V.. Varsity Softball. GAA (Pres.). Ball, Tim — Freshman Football. J.V. Wrestling, Track. Balser. Steve — Ski Club. Barden. Erin — Hawk Talk, FTA, Pep Club, Spanish Club. NIKE. National Merit Letter of Commendation, Basket ball. Bowling Bausch. Tim — Varsity Golf. Bowcock, Laurie — Gymnastics, Pom-Pom Squad. Beazley, Janis — NIKE (Corres. Sec ). Belnap. Steve — Frosh. J.V., Varsity Football, Track. Madison Club, SCA Rep Benge. Mary - Thespians (Pres ). Bertola. Thea - J.V., Varsity Hockey, J.V, Var¬ sity Basketball, J.V.. Varsity Softball. Spirit Club, SCA. Montpelier Staff. Honor Society. Blackburn. Frank — Varsity Basketball. Madison Club, Varsity Club. Blaise, Susan — Freshman, J.V., Varsity Cheer¬ leader. Bowers, Margie — Tennis, Gymnastics. Track, Honor Society, FHA, Pom-Pom Squad, SCA Cabinet, SCA Rep . GAA. Montpelier Staff, Hawk Talk. Madisonettes. Spirit Club. Brader, Kim — FHA, Spirit Club. Bradley. Sharon — FHA, FTA. Latin Club, Intra. Basketball and Volleyball. Breads, Bonnie — Tennis and Volleyball Intra.. FHA, Honor Society. Brewer. Steve - Ski Club Bromley, Jeanne — Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir, Soccer. Brown, Deborah — Interlanguage Club. AFS, NIKE (Pres.), FHA (Treas.). Brown. JoAnn - Music and Record Club. Brunetti. Debbie - NIKE (Pres), Art Club. Volleyball Intra. Buckley, Brian - Honor Society. SCA Rep . SCA Cabinet. Hawk Talk (Ed ), SAC, PAC. J.V. Football. Burnett, Gary - Bowling Intra., Varsity Baseball. Madison Club, Latin Club. Butler. Bridget — Ecology Interest Group. Butler. Kevin — Spirit Club. Thespian Society. Byrd. Debbie - Track. Art Club. Byrne. Mike - Freshman Basketball. Madison Club, SCA Rep. Campbell. Don — Symphonic and Marching Band, Madison Club, Class Council Campbell. Donna - Pep Club, Jr Class History Rep. Carter. Nancy - SCA Rep.. Art Club. Spirit Club. Clark, Steve — Ski Club. Clemons. Kathy-J.V Hockey. J.V Softball Clouser. Michael — Ski Club, Freshman Football Cochran. Catherine - FHA (V P ). Interlanguaqe Club Cole. Meri - Heritage Staff, AFS. Concert Band. Symphonic and Marching Band, Libe rator Review, Royal Society of Cows. Conaty. Cheri — FHA. Interlanguage Club. Madi¬ sonettes, Honor Society. Ski Club. Montpelier Staff Cook. Charles - Math Club. Crack. Robbie - SCA Rep Couch, Michele — Pep Club. Coury. Sheryl - J.V Hockey. J.V Softball Craig. Beth - Interlanguage Club, SCA. AFS. FHA, NIKE (Treas ), FAMUN. French Readinq Club. Culp, Loretta - Mixed Chorus. Tennis Intra . FTA. Curry, James - Varsity Football, Ski Club. Honor Society. Dalton. Peggy - Varsity Basketball. J V , Varsity Softball. Honor Society, GAA. FHA Darcey, John — Marching and Symphonic Band. Day. Marshall - J.V. Baseball. DeGroot. Mieke - Choir Dembo. Bill - Varsity Tennis. Honor Society, Madison Club, Montpelier Staff Devito — Terry — Drama Committees. Dimmett. Brenda - AFS. Hawk Talk. Heritage. Liberator Review. Dinterman. Mark - AFS. Madison Club. Mont pelier Staff. Varsity Tennis, Spanish Club Doleski. Wayne - Madison Club. J.V and Varsity Basketball. Donahue. Joe — J.V . Varsity Basketball. Honor Society. Montpelier (Sec. Ed ). Madison Club (V P). Latin Club. Swim Team Donahue. Kevin — SCA Rep . Madison Club, SCA Cabinet Donaldson. Debbie — Drama. VOT Donatelli. Daniel — J V Football Donovan. Joan — Interlanguage Club Drescher, Libby — FTA. Heritage (Ed.), Science Club, Honor Society (Treas ). Fairfax Co. Sum¬ mer Science Inst Druckenmiller. Bruce — Frosh. J V , Varsity Foot¬ ball, Wrestling. Dryer, William — Ski Club. Duffy, John - Varsity Wrestling. Montpelier Staff. Ski Club. SCA Rep . TennisTeam Duncan, Debbie - Mixed Chorus. Spirit Club. SCA, AFS (V.P and Pres), FHA, Honor Society. Durloo. Gayle - Latin Club. Madisonettes, AFS. Ski Club. Montpelier Staff. Hawk Talk Ebenfield. Wendy - Art Club, Ecology Interest Group, Honor Society, Spanish Club. It ' s Academic Alt. Eckert. Mark - Varsity Golf. Madison Club. Ski Club. Edell, Susan — AFS. Ski Club. Eek. Lauris - Chess and Bridge Club, Strategy Club. Madison Club. PAC. It ' s Academic Alt Eiden, Beth - Volleyball Intra . Spirit Club, Interlanguage Club, FTA, Madisonettes. Faeder, Dave — Swimming Club, Ski Club (V.P ). Student Teacher Council, SCA Fairbanks. Guy - Freshman Football Fanning. Elaine - Honor Society. Ski Club, Audio and Visual Aid, NIKE. Floyd. Debbie - FBLA. Mixed Chorus. Firth, Marie — FHA, Gymnastics, AFS. Ski Club. GAA Fishner. David - Science Club, Art Club. Forrester, Mike — Ski Club Freeman, Rodney — Honor Society. Frye, Albert - Basketball. Fuerst, Carlton - Bridge Club. Strategy Club. SCA Cabinet. PAC, Wrestling. Varsity Football (Mgr.). Fuller. John — Ecology Interest Group (Pres ), Madison Club, Pep Club. Gibbs. Nancy - Latin Club. GAA. Honor Society, Marching adnd Symphonic Band, J.V.. Varsity Basketball, J.V.. Varsity Softball Gibson, Marylynn - Spirit Club, Interlanguage Club. AFS. NIKE (V.P ). FHA (Pres ). Honor Society. Glier, Kip - Latin Club. Spanish Club. Gliniecki. Sharon - SCA. Bowling Team. Out¬ reach Club. Godbold. Maggie - Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir. Madrigals. Honor Society. Ecology Interest Group (V.P ). Gonet, Gary — Frosh Football, J.V., Varsity Base¬ ball, Frosh, J.V., Varsity Baseball. Honor Society, Madison Club. Grantham. Karen — Mixed Chorus, Majorettes (Capt), AFS. Honor Society, Class Council. Graves. Ralph - Marching and Symphonic Band, Interlanguage Club, Chess and Bridge Club, Orchestra, Strategy Club, Hawk Talk. Greenlaw, Steven — Hawk Talk, Strategy Club, Bridge Team, Tennis Intra . Honor Society, Madison Club. It ' s Academic Team. Griffin, Judy — Freshman, J.V., Varsity Cheer¬ leader. Art Club. Spirit Club. Soph. Class Treas., Montpelier Staff. Hall, Lori — AFS. Oral Lit., Concert Choir. Hancock, John — Hawk Talk, Ecology Club, J.V. Football (Mgr.). Hannah. Richard - J.V. Football. Honor Society, It ' s Academic Alt. Harper, Betsy — FHA Harper, Beverly — FHA, FTA, Ski Club, Mixed Chorus. Harper, Brenda — FHA. Ski Club, F ' . ' A. Harris, John - Wrestling, Track. Cross-Country, Band. Harvey, Allen — J.V.. Varsity Football, J.V. Wrestling Haun, Carol — DE Club (V.P.), Honor Society. FHA Haynes. Mark — Varsity Basketball. Healy, Edward — Freshman, J.V. Football, J.V., Varsity Wrestling, Symphonic Band. Heckman, Jeff — Bowling. Hedrick, Ann — Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir, Science Club (Sec -Treas.), Trashcan Queen. Fairfax Co. Summer Science Institute. Honor Society, National Merit Letter of Commen¬ dation. Heiser, Joyce — Pep Club, Ecology Interest Group. Madisonettes, VICA. Hemma. Sherry — SCA, J.V., Varsity Hockey, Gymnastics, Track and Field, Softball. Hill. Julie — GAA (Treas.). J.V., Varsity Hockey. Hitt. Kathy - J.V. Basketball. J.V Softball, Latin Club, GAA. Heritage. Hook, Terry — Marching and Symphonic Band, Science Club. Huband. Kathy — Pom-Pom Squad (Capt ), Mont¬ pelier, Madisonettes. SCA, Intra-Club Council. Track, Spirit Club. Hull. Bruce — Marching and Symphonic Band, Band (Pres.) Ibach, Grace — Music and Record Club. Jackson, Robert — Varsity Swim Team. Jaggers, Patty — Freshman, J.V . Varsity Cheer¬ leader. SCA Rep . SCA Cabinet. Montpelier. Hawk Talk. Madisonettes (Pres ). ICC. James, Geoff — Frosh, Varsity Football (Mgr.), Varsity Baseball (Mgr.), Madison Club, SCA Cabinet. Sr. Class V P Jarvis. Virginia — Madisonettes. Lab Assistant. VTR girl. Spirit Club. Girls Track Jesse. Barbara — FTA (Sec.), National Honor Society. Science Club. Heritage Staff, Hawk Talk. Marching. Symphonic Band. Jones, Rodney — Frosh, J.V. Football, Ski Club. Johnson, Dixie — Thespians. Johnson. Michaele— Madisonettes. Montpelier Staff Johnston. Peggy — Marching. Symphonic Band. SCA Rep., Pep Club. FBLA, AFS. Montpelier Staff. Hawk Talk. Ski Club. Jussell. Susan — Pep Club. Chorus. Karnette. Robin — Band. Music and Record Club. Honor Society. Kerlin, Joseph — Cross-Country, Track. Pep Club. EIG Kersh, David — J.V Football Kitty. Pat — Ski Club, Madisonettes. Kimball, John — Frosh. J.V. Football, Track Klemm, Jerry — SCA Cabinet. J.V. Baseball Knisley. Carolyn — J.V , Varsity Softball. GAA. Soccer. Kopfman. Joe — Spanish Club. DE Club. Krupa. James — Band. Kubatz. Cherly - VICA Kudej, Lee Ann — Spirit Club. LaFever, John — J.V . Varsity Football. Varsity Wrestling, Madison Club (Treas.). Lake, Jill — AFS. Gymnastics, J.V Softball. Lake, Judy — J.V . Varsity Hockey. J.V Softball. Ski Club. Gymnastics. Langford, Mary — AFS. Choir, Honor Society. Spanish Club. Outreach Club. Teenage Demo¬ crats. Latchford, Paul — Madison Club, Varsity Soccer. Lawson, Frank — Frosh, J.V.. Varsity Football, J.V.. Varsity Baseball. Madison Club, Sr Cabinet. SCA Rep. Leard, Charlene — AFS, Spirit Club, Honor Society. Leard. Doug — Frosh. J.V. Football. Lebrun. Kim — Art Club, Spirit Club. Lemanski, Laura — Spirit Club, Ski Club. Leonard. Cathy — SCA, Gymnastics. Leppo. Jeffery — Frosh Football. Cross-Country, Varsity Tennis, Symphonic-Marching Band. Honor Society, Science Club, Montpelier Sec¬ tion Editor, Quill and Scroll, National Merit Letter of Commendation. Lester, Robin — FBLA. VOT. Lloyd. Leslie — Pom-Pom Squad. Loy. Judy — VOT. FBLA. Maxey. Brian — Frosh Football, Madison Club, J.V., Varsity Baseball. SCA Cabinet. Markussen. Jerry — Head Lighting and Sound Technician. Martin. Kathy - VOT. FBLA Matthew, Lynn — Basketball. Track. Volleyball Intra. Mays. Jerry — Marching-Symphonic Band, Chess Club, Varsity Soccer. McCarty. Ken — Frosh. J.V Basketball. McCleary, Dennis — VICA. McClung, William — Drama. McGee, Mike — Frosh. Football. J.V. Wrestling, Madison Club. Latin Club (Pres.). McGuigan. Mickey — Symphonic-Marching Band, Stage Band, Science Club (Pres.). McKenzie, Roy — Member Student Body Michel, Donna — Pep Club. J.V. Cheerleader. Miller, Bob — Varsity Track. Miller, Daryl — DE Club, Concert Choir. Mishler, George — Science Club, EIC, Varsity Football (Mgr.). Model United Nations. Mitchell. Mary — FBLA, Ski Club. Montgomery. Ron — Frosh Football, J.V. Baseball. Morgan, Anne — Editor of Hawk Talk. Morgner, Evelyn — Nat. Merit Finalist. Mont¬ pelier Editor. Honor Society (V.P.), NCTE Finalist, Gymnastics, Tennis, Optimist Award, DAR Award, Quill and Scroll, FAMUN, NAIMUN, Who ' s Who in American High Schools. Morin, Tim — Frosh, J.V., Varsity Football, J.V. Wrestling. Mueller. Chris — Frosh Football, Wrestling. Stu¬ dent Council. Murphy, Maureen - Girls Tennis, Bowling Intra. Murray, Tom — Varsity Cross-Country, Varsity Track, Hawk Talk, Madison Club. Myers, Liz — Thespians. AFS, Interlanguage Club, Music and Record Club, Montpelier Staff, Spirit Club. Murry, Claudia — Spirit Club. Madisonettes. AFS. FHA. Ski Club, Music and Record Club. Nancarrow, Paula — Spirit Clpb, AFS, FHA, SCA Cabinet, SCA Newsletter. Newkirk. Jerry — Majorettes, FHA. Interlanguage Club, SCA Rep. Nixon, Joni — Music and Record Club. AFS, Ski Club, Concert Band. O ' brien. Mike — Honor Society. Varsity Football. J.V., Varsity Baseball. Strategy Club. O ' Conner, John — Ski Club. Okon, Diana — Honor Society, GAA, J.V.. Varsity Hockey, J.V., Varsity Softball, SCA (Sec.), Jr. Class Treas. Oldman, Janet — AFS. Olson, Jeanne — Art Club, NIKE, EIC, National Merit Certificate of Commendation. Oravetz. Pam — Art Club, FHA. Spirit Club, Ski Club. Osterwalder. Conrad — J.V. Football. Varsity Football. Chess Club, Varsity Wrestling Outten. Paul — Band, Swim Team, EIC, Ski Club Owens, Randy — Varsity Tennis. Parrish, Glen — J.V., Varsity Football. Band, Madison Club. Peck, Stephanie — Thespians. SCA Pennino. Bonita — SCA Rep., SCA Cabinet. Var¬ sity Hockey, Ski Club, Track, Madisonettes, Hawk Talk, Sr. Class Council. Pippin, Susan — FHA. AFS. Madisonettes. Prosack. Kathy - AFS. FBLA. Ski Club. Pursley, Ann — Frosh Cheerleader, Spanish Club. Track. AFS, Hawk Talk. Quam. Gary — Varsity Tennis. Reifsteck. Laurie — Bowling Intra., Music Records Club. Ski Club. Spirit Club Rice. Richard — Frosh, J.V., Varsity Football. Track. Madison Club Rice. Ron — Marching-Symphonic Band. Varsity Baseball (Mgr ). Madison Club, Madison Ping-Pong Champ. Rink, Jeff — Mixed Chorus. Concert Choir. Mad¬ rigals. AFS Ritzer, Linda — Swim Team Rockwell. Scott — Symphonic-Marching Band Rogers. Lisa — Symphonic-Marching Band. Honor Society. Heritage. AFS. Swim Club. Roman, Steve — SCA (Pres.), Area III SAC. Fairfax Co SAC. Class Council, Madison Club. Model United Nations. J V Baseball. Frosh Football. Boys ' State. Harvard Book Club Award, National Merit Letter of Commen¬ dation. Rose. Debbie — GAA, J V., Varsity Hockey. Ross, Laura — Pep Club. Heritage. EIC Russell. Annette — Drama. Hawk Talk. Russell. Mike — Symphonic-Marching Band. Stage Band. Science Club. Sadowski. Carol — Choir. Madisonettes. Swim Team, Ski Club, Spirit Club. AFS Salter. Jack — J.V. Football. Varsity Wrestling. Satterlee. Nancy — Spirit Club, SCA Rep . Ecology Club (Sec.-Treas.) Sampson. Steve — Freshman J.V . Football, Ski Club. Track, J.V Basketball. Satter. Warren — Freshman Class Pres., Fresh¬ man Football, Madison Club. Varsity Golf, FBLA. Honor Society. Boys ' State. SCA Rep . Who ' s Who in American High School Students. Savia. David — Freshman Football, SCA, J.V., Varsity Baseball. Schaffer. Bill — Varsity Football Schirmacher, Sylvia — German Club. Seeley. Bill — Freshman Football. Varsity Track, Swim Club. Sensale. Alix - Jr Class History Rep . Honor Society. It ' s Academic Team, Nat l Merit Scholar. Sessions. Nancy — Music Record Club, Art Club Shea. Maureen — Honor Society. FHA. Spanish Club. AFS Shelley, David — Jr. Sr. Class Pres., SCA Cabinet. SCA Rep . Ecology Interest Group. Inter-Club Council, Varsity Baseball Mgr Siemens, Laurie — Honor Society. Madisonettes, SCA Rep., Pom-Pom Squad. Spirit Club, Hawk Talk. Sieminski. Kathy — GAA. FHA. Ski Club. Mont¬ pelier Staff, Gymnastics, AFS Silcock. Bill - Heritage. Oral Interpreation Club. Honor Society. Simmons. Sheree — Hockey, FHA. GAA. Track. SCA Rep., AFS, FSA, Gymnastics. Sr. Class Sec., Madisonettes. Sr. Class Cabinet. Simens, Cameron — Madison Memos (Ed.) Simpson, Steve — Golf Team. Skojec. Patti — SCA Cabinet. Pom-Pom Squad. Spirit Club. Sr. Class Sec. Smith. Kevin - Honor Society. Concert Band. Strategy Club, Bridge Club. Smith, Sharon — Ecology Club. Smukal, Kathy — Band. Soltow, Frances — Ski Club. FBLA. Montpelier Staff, Madisonettes. Spicer. Edward — Varsity Football. Staats. Marcia — Spirit Club. Stanard. John Stanford, Alan - Honor Society. Marching Symphonic Band. Stapanowich, Frank — Wrestling. Freshman Foot¬ ball. Ski Club Stock, Stuart — Chess Club. Symphonic Marching Band. Soccer Club. Varsity Soccer. Chess Team, Honor Society (Pres). It ' s Academic Team. Strange. Marilyn - Marching Symphonic Band, Honor Society. FTA. Stroube. Laura — Forensics Spelling Champion. Hawk Talk, Heritage. Madison Memos (Ed.). Stuart. Deborah — AFS. Interlanguage Club, NIKE (Sec ), FHA (V.P ). Stuart. Mary — AFS. Science Club. Ecology Club. Track. Stumpf, Debbie — Freshman Class Council. Pom- Pom Squad. Soccer Team. DE Club. Summerill, Maureen — Thespians. Szalwinski, Duane — Madison Club, Varsity Basketball Manager, Varsity Cross-Country. National Honor Society. SCA Cabinet. Taylor. Janet — Varsity Basketball. SCA Rep.. J.V. Cheerleader. Mixed Chorus, Madisonettes. Soph. Class Council. Teichman, Elaine — Art Club. Thomas, Libby — FHA, Honor Society. Mixed Chorus. Tinkham, Craig — Music Records Club. Towle, Cynthia — SCA, Ski Club, Spirit Club, Model UN. Heritage. Trask, Jeff — Freshman Wrestling. J.V. Basketball. Turman, Bryan — Art Club, Track. Turman. Russell — Wrestling. Art Club. Ski Club. Tyler, Beth — SCA Rep , Art Club, Science Club. Latin Club Uncles. Jeanine — Music Records Club, SCA. Mixed Chorus. Upham. Debbie — Marching Symphonic Band. Hawk Talk, Orchestra, Ski Club, Jr. Class Council. Vahsen, Cathy — Softball. Honor Society, German Club. AFS. Outreach Club. FTA Wagner, Scott — Ski Club. Walther. John — Madison Club. Watt, Dwight — Junior Class Council. Track Manager. Music Records Club, Strategy Club, SCA Treasurer. Ecology Interest Group. NAMUN. Webb. Michael — Strategy Club. Honor Society. Weber. Bill — Mixed Chorus. Concert Choir. Freshman. J.V., Varsity Football. Madison Club (Pres.). Wilgus. Kathy — Honor Society, Concert Choir, Madrigals. Spanish Club. Williams, David — Varsity Football. Wilke. Mike — Freshman Football. Varsity Track. Windsor, Sue — Music Records Club. Ski Club. Wise, Paul — Marching Symphonic Band. Chess Club. Latin Club. Madison Club. VOT. Wilson, Diana — Music Records Club, DE Wood. Chuck — Wrestling. Latin Club, Madison. SCA Wood. Mark — Ecology Interest Group, Track. 50 A New Year Brings ... The 1972-73 year came quickly to Madison, but it did not catch the school unaware. New ideas were put into effect and old ones were improved. An example could be seen in the remodeling of the Area III offices into math and reading labs, providing a more centered learn¬ ing environment necessary for those subjects. The journey of a thousand miles Begins with a single step. The library had the right idea on how to start the new year. An empty classroom soon filled with students, proving that all summers must come to an end. 52 Baby Hawks Take Their First Look At Madison! At freshmen orientation, the freshmen were introduced to life at Madison. For most of them it marked the beginning of new friendships, experiences and respon¬ sibilities. As shown by their early enthu¬ siasm, the Class of ' 76 may turn out to be one of our more spirited classes. Let ' s hope so! Right: Organization leaders describe their purposes and activities for the coming year. What need we teach a child . . with our books and rules? Let him walk among the hills and flowers, let him gaze upon the waters, let him look up to the stars . . . and he will have his wisdom. —Anglund 53 Diane Giovacchini Reigns As 1972 Homecoming Queen Over the 50 ' s For a change Homecoming was held on a Friday night this year. But it was just as elaborate as ever under the lights. All the floats were designed accord¬ ing to the theme, the 50 ' s. The princesses were: sen¬ ior Thalia Gerachis, senior Janet Alces, junior Lynn Rhame, sophomore Jeanette Voas, and freshman Selene Mahaffey. The annual Homecoming Dance was held the following night, ending the 1972 Home¬ coming festivities. A happy winner stands with her escort, Steve Roman after being crowned. The ' 72 court lines up, from left to right: Tim McGahan, Selene Mahaffey, George Gerachis, Jeanette Voas. Norman Rodier, Lynn Rhame, Carl Schogren, Janet Alces, Geoff James, Thalia Gerachis. The winning class float, Rock-n-Roll the Patriots , was contributed by the seniors. Below: Majorettes Debbie Woodson and Danita Gal- brieth joined in the Homecoming festivities. The band ' s giant Houndog was the win¬ ning organization float. The Madisonettes contributed their version of the ' 50s. 55 A Week Full Of School Spirit Spirited posters line the walls in a hall decoration contest between classes. The sophomores take part in the tug-of-war contest during the lunch periods. Here they come! Students arrive for the pep assembly before the big game. 56 Juniors Sponsor Annual Magazine Drive During a special assembly day, when ail classes had their own assemblies, the essentials of the Maga¬ zine drive were explained. The juniors presented skits, scenes of which are shown here. Jack Dearmitt prepares to flash his irresistible smile at Phil Culkin uses his charm and wit to sell his subscriptions, a prospective buyer. The juniors who took part in the presentation line up. 57 The girls line up for the hot pants competition. Diane Huband models a winning outfit. The five semi-finalists eagerly await the results of the judging. 58 Lorrie Mahaffey is Crowned Miss Madison of 1973 The second annual Miss Madison pageant was held in October 1972. Sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America, it was a great success. The sophomores provided entertain¬ ment with a skit and the majorettes also per¬ formed. The five semi-finalists were Diane Huband, Sheree Simmons, Jean Ball, Joyce Thompson and Lorrie Mahaffey. Congratulations go to the F.H.A., all the girls and master of ceremonies, Mr. Verciglio, for a beautiful pageant. Lorrie Mahaffey is crowned Miss Madison by last year ' s winner, Patty Jaggers. A delighted new winner smiles with Patty for the camera. The neighbors will raise caine over Teddy blowing his bugle above. It ' s a state secret, exclaims Teddy. Abbey Brewster . ..Mary Benge Rev. Dr. Harper .Ed Newbegin Teddy Brewster.Kerry El-Bisi Officer Brophy.Margo Rucks Officer Klein ..David Reidhead Martha Brewster.Kim Bromley Elaine Harper.Sydney Rose Mortimer Brewster .Scott Barton Mr. Gibbs .. .Gary Weitz Jonathan Brewster .Bill Bartlett Dr. Einstein .Mickey McIntosh Officer O ' Hara.Cliff Cummings Lieutenant Rooney .Clay Puckett M iss Witherspoon.Paula Johnson Mr. Hoskins .Dave Curry Mr. Spenalzo.Pat Hutchins Member of the International Thespian Society Left: Miss Witherspoon sees that all is fegai as Mortimer signs the commitment papers. Arsenic and Old Lace Comes Alive At Madison CAST Mortimer frantically scares Mr. Gibbs from drinking the poisoned elderberry wine. 60 Left The Rev. Dr. Harper always stops by for some tea. Officer O ' Hara must tell Mortimer about his play. Mortimer attentively comforts Elaine. Lt. Rooney can ' t believe there are thirteen bodies in the cellar. 61 ' Twas The Season To Be Busy When Christmas was only a week away, most stu¬ dents at Madison were seldom without things to do. There were doors to be decorated, cans to be col¬ lected, assemblies to be prepared for, and various other activities. The excitement of the holidays was evident on the faces of everyone. Christmas was a time when the faculty and students worked together to make the season a joyful one for all. Christmas was . . . ATIME FOR GIVING: Altogether, students at Madison collected 1,431 cans for the underprivileged. A TIME FOR SINGING: There ' s nothing like a few Christmas carols during this special time of year. A TIME FOR MUSIC: The spirit of Christmas drew these students to the gym for some rock music. 62 A TIME OF SHARING: Bonita and Sally share their favorite person with each other, Santa Claus. A TIME FOR PEACE: Mr. Saieed ' s door spreads the word. 63 Hail To The Redskins — Our N.F.L. CHAMPIONS! Madison Faculty Vs The Washington Redskins Our Own Over The Hill Gang Played The One And Only Washington Superskins. Yes Sports Fans It Was A NightTo Remember!! Will the real Over The Hill Gang stand up!! 64 65 A Very Successful Funny Girl Funny Girl was presented at Madison in February to sell-out crowds. Excellent performances were given by Lorrie Mahaffey and Phil Culkin as Fanny Brice and Nick Arnstein. A great deal of work and time was devoted by the cast, chorus, and dancers towards making Funny Girl another of Madison ' s well-known musicals. Left Fanny tries her best to impress Mr. Kenney. Below But she must leave without encouragement from her friends. Left: Nonetheless, Fanny makes a great debut as Hand-me-down Rose. Below: Eddie ' ' volunteers ' ' to help with trip preparations to the Follies. Right Nick hits it like a meteor¬ ite. Below Even during a serious scene, Fanny lets her comic nature shine right up front. CAST Fanny Brice . John, Stage Manager Emma . Mrs. Brice . Mrs. Strakosh. Mrs. Meeker . M rs. O ' Malley . Tom Kenney . Eddie Ryan . .. Heckie, Mr. Davis. Workman, Paul . Bubbles . .. Maude .. Polly . Nick Arnstein. Vera .. Jenny . Stage Director. Florenz Ziegfeld. Mimsey.. . . . Adolph .......... Mrs. Nadler. Kathy .. Mr. Renaldi. Workmen .. Lorrie Mahaffey Craig Nielsen .Ruth Curry . Liz Donohoe Annette Stanley Selene Mahaffey Mary Ann Rayment . Steve Bleknap Scott Barton Cory Bonney Bill Stewart . . . .Laura Riley . . . .Tricia Scott Joellen Brassfield .Phil Culkin . . . .Judy Griffin . . .Patty Jaggers . .Jack De Armitt . Michael O ' Brien . . . Mandy Moy . . . David Curry . . Cathy Bivins .Lynn Savia . Jerry Markussen . . .Jack Paliokas Bill Gambino Right And the show goes on. Above: A kiss says so much. Row 1: Linda Gearhardt, Shawn Keyser, Dianne Goodger. Row 2 Debbie Harris, Kim Joyner, Diane Heim, Linda Paterson. Row 3: Paul Frank, Ann Hicks, Bobbie Fiedler, Carol Rodeffer, Gail Williams, Patty Goodson, Allen Grossman, Vince Villani. Students Aid in Math and Science Labs Many students devoted their free periods to helping teachers and fellow students in the Math (above) and Science (below) labs. These students did a great deal of paperwork, class and lab preparation and personally helped students. Left to right: Alix Sensale, Diane Giovacchini. Warren Sattler, Karen Ryan, Joanne Markussen, Joni Boyko, Tom Curling, Patty Cul- hane. Bruce Bender, Tom Walczak, Kevin Smith, Mary Farmer, Mary Jarema, Dwight Watt, Steve Brown. 68 The Pep Club Adds New Spirit The Pep Club is a co-ed service club dedicated to raising school spirit. Under the leadership of Sharon Whittaker, they have saluted each athletic team by having cookie and punch parties after school, maintaining a hospitality room at basketball games for visiting coaches and parents, and making locker stickers for the swim team. The Club also goes ice skating and bowling and had a caroling Christmas party. Standing: Helen McNulty, Jodi Keyser, Donna Eek, Gale Williams. Patty McDonald, Mary Ann Rayment, Robin Forest, Karen Curry, Paula Whitney, Debbie Waugh, Kara Riley, Shelley Mazzola, Sharon Burtner, Laura Byrom. Sitting: Janet Lapin, Caroline Daniels, Sharon Whittaker, Ann Higgenbotham, Gale Brown. Standing: Beth Arens, Jaima Frick, Debby Coleman, Melinda Merrill. Nick Camillone, Barbara Bever, Monie Oliver, Cindy Woods, Brenda Pritchett, Millicent Marion, Stan Golden, Barbara Sieminski. Sitting: Joe Kerlin, Nancy Szalwinski, Kim Stratton, Kathy Mulcahy, Chris Sinnot. 69 A Winning It ' s Academic Team A six-senior squad got off to an early start in the spring of 1972 and began practicing in earnest in September. The final team of three (Alix Sensale, Stuart Stock, and Steve Greenlaw) entered com¬ petition in February with a come-from-behind win over Maryland ' s Northwood and Friendly High Schools before going on to defend their record against other first-round winners from Fairfax and Bethesda- Chevy Chase. Team alternates were Dick Hannah, Lauris Eek, and Wendy Ebenfield. Right: Madison ' s cheerleaders help promote spirit to encourage the team. Below: The nine contestants ready themselves for the next question. Above: An overall look at the studio as seen from the audience. Above: Team well-wishers crowd around to offer congratulations or condolences. 70 Rock and Roll Artists Come Alive On Jan. 30, two disc jockeys from WRC radio station presented a show for Madison about the history of rock and roll. Their presentation featured glances of favorite stars of the past era. Such fam¬ ous names as Elvis, the Beatles, Chuck Berry, Little Richard and others were remembered. A deejay reflects on Aretha Franklin and the soul era. Students packed the gym to remember their favorite stars of the 50 s and 60 s. I ' ll dedicate one hour to Madison on my show tonight. and that ' s just what this WRC disc iockev did. Row 1: Liz Armstrong, Libby Drescher, Cathy Donnelly. Row 2 Jeff Leppo, Leslie Becker, Cheryl Cherok, Ann Morgan, Roxanne Lang Row 3 Steve Greenlaw, Evelyn Morgner, Kathy Hitt, Kym Martin, Sandy Keiser. Quill And Scroll And Spanish Club Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists who have shown superior work in some phase of journalism or school publications work. Also, they must be in their junior or senior year and in the upper third of their class. This is the Spanish Club ' s first year at Madison, and so far it has been very successful. Activities have included restaurant trips, sponsoring La Tuna from Madrid, and studying Spanish cultures. Row 1 Dan Gardner, Paul Stangler, Mary Langford. Diana Cummings, Sarilynn Kemble, Ann Higgenbotham. Row 2 Mrs. Ayres, Sue Rickowsky, Charles Anderson, Wendy Ebenfield, JoEllen Brassfield, Maureen Shea, Sharon Neas, Patty Calahan, Mrs. Ingham. Row 3 Jim Gearheart, Mary Ann Melchior, Kathy Nolan, Malila, Rose Mary Gardner, Nick Camilone. 72 They Always Find Something To Do . ..? Whether it s baking pies . . . or ? or even playing in the first Annual Madison Freak Bowl. 73 It was a nice place to visit 74 I 75 Jeffrey Absher Joyce Ackerman Christina Ackerson Jeff Ait Blaze Alexander Dawn Allenbach Holly Anderson Steven Andy MOVING ONWARD . .. Gisele Aoussat Susan Appel Juniors everywhere face the excitement of the prom, class rings, college nights, and magazine drives. Juniors at Madison, though, have that extra amount of spirit, which makes a school year memorable. With the words one more year as either a threat or a promise, the last few days of high school approach the Class of ' 74. Elizabeth Arens Anne Armentrout Mark Jones, Treasurer Paul Kazmierczak, President Nancy Armstrong Nancy Arrington Gayle Wesiz, Secretary Lynne Bailey William Bailey Joseph Balac Deborah Balboni Elizabeth Balcerzak Jean Ball Kim Bare Judy Bareilles Cecelia Barnett Donald Barr 78 Class of ' 74 Carla Barsanti Margaret Bartlett Robert Barton William Baxter Robert Beavers Richard Beers Bruce Bender Ava Berg Wiliam B@rmard Erie Best Tim Birdsong Deborah Bland Bonita Boggs Thomas Bonner Cory Bonney Janet Bourland David Bowman Debra Bowman Jons B©yk© Beth Bradley Lea Ann Bradshaw Dianne Brady Deborah Briggs Kim Bromley Sbere© Browr? Stephen Brown Steven Brown William Brown Kristin Brumsted Doug Bryant Karen Bryant Sheryll Buck Dian® Bymsted Diane Burley James Burroughs Caryl Burtoer Jeff Butler Karen Byrd Lynn Byrd William Caldwell David Cameron Kenneth Campbell Peter Canciglio Cynthia Carroll Victoria Carroll Debra Casaer Robert Chadduck Annette Chapman 79 Chris Chapman Melissa Chiles Jeff Chillemi Jean Chinn Wendy Chittenden James Clark Randy Clements Charles Cochran Craig Cockerille Lucretia Coffee Richard Cole Ann Collins James Collins Sharon Collins Robert Compton Philip Condon Alison Cone David Conner Cheryl Cook David Cook James Cooke Mark Crane Jerry Cregar Patricia Culhane Philip Culkin Cliff Cummings Diana Cummings Donna Cupp James Cupp Calvin Curling Ruth Ann Curry Caroline Daniels Paul Darling Cynthia Darracott Carol Daugherty Eric Daum Kurt Davia 80 John Dillon James Dinneny Gail Dodd r V , V K. i Ralph Delavergne Donald Dellinger John Demmon Andrew Dodson Patrick Donahue Cynthia Doss John Dent Stanley Duda Donald Dickson Allyson Eakin Kathleen Eck@rt Virginia Eekstrom Theres© Ed@!S AJIyn Edwards Kim El-Biss James Entwistle Betty Estes Michelle Edwards Anna Evan Mark Evans Mark Evans Robin Farah •v Shal Farlay Mary Farmer TO KVOIV t sism UAEIS Ain ' t luv grand? Victoria Farness Danny Fearson Scott Feiten Roxanne Ferebee Lizabeth Ference Paulette Fischer Kurt Fisherkeller David Flander 81 David Frost Lona Fleeman Margaret Frappier John Friedoff Penelope Fletcher Michaelann Florimbio Tim Foley Brenda Foote Carol Fuerst Richard Fuller Susan Fuller Kathleen Ganus Lorranie Gardner Hollister Garten Helen Gay Kathleen Goings Donald Good Donna Good Dianne Goodger Tina Graybill Maureen Habermau Kevin Haines John Hall Carol Hanby Thomas Hannah Eva Hansel Christopher Hardy Sharon Haresign Cynthia Harpe Deborah Harris Michael Harris Peter Harris Timothy Harris William Harrison Bonita Hartbarger It was this big! Ann Yoshihashi leads Warhawks in a cheer. 82 Robert Harvey Jylie Nattier Donna Hawley Jewell Hay Robin Hayes Leila Hayman Robin Hayward Gray Henderson Janet Henderson Michael Henderson Robert Henry Naosy Hepfinger ' Where s the 5 CT?™ Michelle Edwards tries to type a perfect letter in her Steno 1 Class. Dobbin Honing Deborah Hetu Allen Higginbotham Ann Higginbotham Beverly Higgins Bonn!® Hill Jeannette Hillman Craig Hiltwine Gregory Holroyd Harry Hopewell Cynthia Horn Cindy Hosktn Paul Hoyle Chris Huber Janie© Hubn David J®nkins David Jess© Kerry Johnson Michell® Johnston Glenn Jolly Mark Jones Taresa Jones Amy Jordan 83 Andrew Joshi Dori Joyner James Kane Lori Karcher Jaye Karnette Paul Kazmierczak Thomas Keilty Sandra Keiser Michael Kurtz Pat Kinnear IJ Emil Kosko Donna LaFever John Lago Terri Lambdin David Lamm Stephen Land Michael Landaeta Roxanne Lang Colette LaPointe Kathy Lassiter Linda Latchford Steve Leap Sui Lee Thomas Lee William Lefes Carol LaSerte Richard Lash Roxanne Lang listens intently during her German 3 class. V ) Brian Leighty Lawrence Lewis Robert Lewis Lee Ann Liles Lucinda Lindeman Kent Lohr Sharon Louthian Stephen Love Amy Lynch Stephen Lyons Arthur MacDowell Steven MacFarland 84 Gary Mackintosh Barbara Maguschak Lome Mahaffey William Madden Denise Mader Dirk Maser Regina Mand rinli Michael Macon Linda Marciniak Deborah Marcum Joanna Markussen Judy Martin Everyone should look both ways when crossing a street, as Bart Rodier does. Kymberly Martin Patricia Martin David Martimsk© Eleanor Maynard John Mayo Timothy McAvoy Tim McDonald Scott McGahan Andrea Methven Susanne Methven Richard Michaels James Michaely Douglas Michel Patricia Mickle Carla Miller Christopher Miller 85 Philip Morrison Diane Morrissey Miranda Moy Mary Munster Kathleen Mulcahy Carol Murphy Colleen Murphy Kathleen Murphy Wendy Oberst Linda O’Brien Ann O ' Connor Patricia O ' Gorman Kathryn Olson Michael O ' Neill Greta Ostensoe Suzanne Owens All for Madison stand up and holler! 86 Janice Piercy Denise Polk Cheryl Polly Frederic Prislt Brian Poynter Clayton Puckett Anne Purcell Stuart Purks I told you not to take it apart.” Harry Haskin and Sha! Farley ponder over the small pieces. Daniel Quantrille Robert Radiiewiez Craig Radcliffe Judy Radoy@ Kathryn Rasmussen A i 4 Olen Ray Michael Reagan Kathleen Reardon David Reidhead Priscilla Reuter Helen Rham© Sandra Richardson Kathleen Ritzer Mary Rodgers Michael Rodis Linda Russell Lynn Rutledge Lynn Savia Craig Schaffner Edward Schillo 87 juniorshadfunbreakfastclubonemoreyearclassringmag Wendy Scully Christopher Sears Joseph Sherwood Carol Shiveley David Shumway Mitch Singler Ralph Sinnott Robert Slingerman Annette Smith Joann Smith Wayne Smith Mike Sofia IKarl Spiess Karen Sposato James St. John Mark Stangler Annette Stanley Karen Stapanowich Angela Stees ► r h ? James Steffensen Roderick Stephenson P h William Stewart Dulcie Stoepker Todd Storer Darlene Stumpf Timothy Styles Lawrence Summerill Kathleen Sykes Cathy Symns Mark Szalwinski Norman Taylor Mary K Teichmann Brad Thomas Melinda Thomas Jeffrey Thompson Bryce Thompson James Thompson John Thompson Charles Tipton James Tipton Madeline Towle Linda Trask Michael Treacy Patricia Trione Donna Trowbridge Carol Turley 88 azinedrivekazprompsatspiritcollegenightmissmadison Shelia Turner Michele Uncles Brenda Utterback Stephanie Valetich Gene Vaswani Mary Vernon Stephen Wagner Thomas Walczak Krista Waioohik Ronald Walthor Jamas Wanzeek Sharon Warneck David Washburn James Watkirss Janet Watson William Weaver Marc Weigel Gayle Weifz Mark Whalen Patrick Whalen Lentz Wheeler John White Mary Whit© Lisa Wicker Sharon Whittaker Albert Wiesenauar Grog Wiley Dana Wilkinson Dona Wilkinson Jonathan Will Cynthia Williams Gail Williams Susan Williams Charles Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Nancy Wood Wiley Wood Robert Woods Karen Wimmer Douglas Wood John Young Georg® Wright Greenville Wright Ann Yoshihashs Brenda Young Brian Young 89 Stephen Aanstoos Denise Abies Lucinda Ackerman Douglas Albertson Deborah Allenbach Robert Alvis Donald Amos Cheryle Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Margaret Anderson UP, UP, AND AWAY. . . This year ' s Sophomores were the most spirited class at the end of Spirit Week (of course, 35 pounds of pen¬ nies weigh a lot.) They brought in the most cans for the Christmas Drive. The Sophomores felt very sorry to have their president, George Gerachis, leave, but they wel¬ comed Dan Tennant as the new leader of the Warhawks of ' 75. Cyndi Andy James Appleby Shawn Keyset, Vice President Dan Tennant, President Laura Suiitvan, Secretary Dotty Karns, Treasurer Stephen Archibald Jacqueline Argy Carol Arnold Bonnie Ashdown Valerie Ashley Linda Austin James Autry Jane Bachtell Ann Baldino Donald Bamford Tina Bareilles Scott Barmby 90 WARHAWKS OF 75 Judith Barnes Elizabeth Barrie Ronald Barsanti Wendy Barteaux Elizabeth Beardsley Karen Beatty Richard Beck Teresa Beeson lark B©ik Edward B@n Deborah Berg Robert Bernard Phifer Berry Joseph Bertola Elizabeth Bivins Sandra Bleich Donald Blue Robert Boatner Harold Bolin Lacey Bowcock Pamela Blackwell Janice Blank James Bowers Margaret Bowman Rebecca Bowman Scott Brader Carol Bradley Lora Bradshaw Kathleen Brennan Frank Briglia Christopher Bros Suzanne Brooks Gale Brown Kimberly Brown Donna Browning Karen Brown John Brummitt Susan Burkhalter Sherri Burnett Philip Burns Frederick Burroughs Jeffrey Bush John Butler Julie Butler James Byrd 91 There are a few students at Madison who actually study. Patrick Byrne Robert Byrom Douglas Byron Horace Caffi Nicholas Camillone William Carr John Carter Cathy Case Alicia Castro Andrew Chapman Amy Chelgren Thomas Christie Joanne Clark Tim Clarkin Vickie Cloud Neal© Clouser . 4 . 7A Blaine Coleman Doris Coleman Diane Conant Damon Cone Michael Conrad Karen Goldweli Stephen Cook Mary Beth Copp Kevin Cotter Barbara Coulston Suzanne Cox Lucinda Craven Cherie Cox Jon Covington 92 Mary Jo Cronin Mary Crowth®r Harold Cunningham Bruce Curran Joseph Curry William Curry Laurie Dameron Robert Darcey Glenn Dawson Ada Degolyer Georganne D©ike John Deiavergne Ralph Oelguidaee Douglas Dent Joseph DeVito Helen Devitt Catherine Dickey Mark Dingman Barbara Disney Richard Donahue Robin Donahue Sharon Donnelly Julia Donovan Karen Dorschner Thy Dothi Kenneth Draim Robert Drescher Robin Druckenmiller Diane Duacsek Robert DuBreuii Kimberly Duffy Deborah Elkins Garry Ellis Joanna Ellis Ellie Maynard plays Peek-a-Boo with the camera. Raymond Ellison Thomas English Donald Erickson Lori Evans Michael Fairbanks Herbert Farley Robert Faugust Kathleen Fearson Stephanie Ference Bobbi Fiedler Richard Finelli Tracey Fischer Bret Fisherkeller Cathy Floyd Charles Forbes Robin Forest Donald Foy Edwin Frank William Freeman Jaima Frick Ellen Fries Sharon Fritts John Forrester Stewart Fox Karen Frost Michael Fuller Danita Galbraith Kathie Gamble Laura Garcia Angela Garifo Brenda Garrett James Gearheart There ' s always something to smile about in English. Karen Giovacchini Jennifer Goad Cassandra Goer Patricia Goodson Mary Jo Gough Richard Gould Sandra Graves Arlene Gray 94 Fredrick Grenfell James Grenough Thomas Grider Kevin Grimes Curtis Hampton Allen Grossman Gia Gullae© Anita Gunnel! Janet Haalek Arthur Haodly Deborah Hannan Joyce Hansel Michael Harkness Michael Harshfield Melinda Haseleu Kims Hatton Glyde Hawkins Robert Holland Arondo Holmes Frederick Homan 95 Are these really the Pom-Pom girls hard at work? Cheryl Hook Lise Hostettler Nancy Howard Jeffrey Hughes Patricia Huhn William Huntt William Hyland Shelley Jackson Stephen Jackson Gregory James Daniel Jenkins William Jeunette Barbara Johanson Daniel Johnson Jody Johnson Richard Johnson James Johnstone Linda Jolly Cheri Jones Glenn Jones Kim Joyner JoanJusell Dorothy Karns Gary Katchmer Patrick Kelley Cathy Kelly Carol Keiser James Keith Mary Ellen Kilty Sarah Kimball Drew Kincaid Sharon King Mike Kinnally Kendra Kleiner Sabine Klose Betty Knight 96 James Knisley David Kopelman Roderick Knighton Carolyn Kraft Robert Kragie Wan Kreuter Matthew Krouse Lori Krupp Lauren Kuhlman William Kunte Doug Lake Theresa Lakey Mark Lambdin Susan Landaeta Mark Landry Margaret Langford 97 Deborah Lee Thomas Lefler Karen Legan Mark Leland Richard Lemanski Diana Lester Susan Lewis Leslie Linker Norma Lion Paul Lion Martha Little Michael Lomax Keith Long Thomas Looney Russell Loveless Donald Lumsden Robert Lundin Susan Lungren Mark Luttrell Mark Lyons Michael MacCarthy Laurie MacFie Kenny Maddox Michaela Madsen Millicent Marion John Marley Thomas Massey David Maxey Donald Maynard Frank McCarson Gait McCarty David McCausland Jane McClearn Michelle McFarland John McGinnis Kim McGoldrick Vern McGoldrick Jonathan McGraw Louis McGuigan Guy McIntosh Kevin McKenna Barbara McLain Alan Mercer Melinda M err ell William Mertz Susanne Meyer Sandra Middleton Donna Miller Elaine Miller Neal Miller 98 Mark Millichap Charles Mitchell Kathleen Mitchell Rebecca Moen Karen Mo gen David Montplaisir Donna Mooney Mark Moore Theresa Morin John Morris Tim Morrison Steve Muff Brian Murphy Elicia Murphy Kerne Murphy Ann Murray Patricia Murray Richard Myers Kari My Lander Keith Naquin Lisa Neighhorgali Guy Nelson Teresa Ness Edward Newbegin Donna Newkirk Leslie Nicholas Craig Nielsen Donald Niassan Jane Nixon Michael Noe Gina Nutter Terry O Connor Mark Oglme@ Daniel O ' Grady Ronald Patton Terri Payne Kathleen Paynter Michael Pellegrino Jean PeiSey Marian Padgett Stephen Pommel Bradford Parker Brent Parks Christine Parker Diane Patrick 99 Starr Peterman Gigi Picard Elizabeth Piercey Elizabeth Pollard Rosemary Pollard Tina Polly Mitchell Peoples Roy Perry Stephen Prisley Donna Pullman Deborah Rasmussen Linda Rasmussen John Potter Debra Poynter Antonia Prencipe Stuart Price William Rayment Anne Ready Sharon Reagan Susan Reda Paula Remling John Richeson Wayne Richter Gayle Riley Kara Riley Put Warhawks on your socks for spirit. Barry Robeson Betty Robinson Angela Rochell Carol Rodeffer Mark Rogers Mark Rollman Daniel Romano Norman Rodier Sydney Rose Stuart Rowan Elise Ruff Jess Rutherford Karen Ryan Laura Ryder Patrick Samson Amy Sanderson 100 Linda Sattler Lisa Sawieki Debra Saxman Michael Schaeffer Jacob Schindler Donald Schlusemeyer Raymond Schmidt David Schnetzler David Schramm Kenneth Seagroves Robert Seldon Robert Shaha Nancy Shake Dawn Shanks John Sheridan ■% Stephen Shilan Now girls, eookirsg isn ' t all that bad! Steve Shoemaker Gregory Shoushanian Barry Shulssnger Barbara Sserriinski Allen Simmons Mary Simokaitis Sabrina Slaughter Dian® Smiroldo Howard Smith Kirby Smith Ralph Smith Sheila Smith Stuart Smith Carmen Smyth George Smyth Danette Snyder Karen Sobieski 101 sophomoressecondyeartimetorestlotsofthingssuperman Susan Spencer Maria Sofia Lisa Sommer Amy Stage Victoria Stagi Julie Stanard Christopher Steidle Paul Stangler Alice Stiff Terril Stout Mary Strama Kim Stratton James Stiff Richard Storherr Andrew Sullivan Gary Stump! } Brenda Sullivan Laura Sullivan Charlene Sumner Deborah Swinney Janet Tarbox Cynthia Tarr Daniel Tennant Darlene Tennant Lynn Terrell Todd Thacker Joan Thomas Jacqueline Thompson Thomas Thompson Dennis Thorp David Topper Susan Tormohlen Margaret Towle Peter Trask Rebecca Trotter Susan Trout Trent Tschirgi Richard Tuey Lyle Tullock Kathryn Valetich 1 i Susan Vanderwoude Ann Vanhuizen Karen Vasta Jeanette Voas 102 pennydriveinthemiddleworkhardspiritweekbiggestclass Andrew Wagner Janet Wakefield Pay! Wakefield JylieWalp Donaid Waiter Linda Walther Scott Washam Raymond Waters i Robin Weiss David Webb Anne Welsh Peggy Watkins Wendy Weaver Carroll Weedon Gary Weitz Chris Webb Elizabeth Whitt Deborah Wickenheiser Elizabeth Wiasnet David Wilgus Robin Wilkie James Williams Roger Williams Taryn Williams Barbara Wilson Charles Wilson §€@nn@tb Wilt Ronald Wobby James Windsor I Jodi Wing Brian Wise David Wise Bgory Wong Donna Wood Cindy Woods Debora Woodson Cindy Wright Irene Wu Alicvn Younq Flriar Ynctifnnli 103 A NEW BEGINNING David Ahalt Gretchen Albertson Tina Alexander John Alfieri Mike Amos Paula Andersen Charles Anderson Margaret Angus William Appel Richard Arens A NEW BEGINNING ... New clubs to join, exciting class competitions, new faces, a beauty contest and many more exciting activ¬ ities confronted the Baby Warhawks when they entered Madison. Now that this year is over, and the term, baby warhawks no longer applies, Madison has become proud to have the Spirit of ' 76. Russell Atkins Robert Bailey Patricia Scott, President Jackie LaFever, Vice President mmmti Selene IVSahaffey, Secretary John Garten, Treasurer Pamela Baker Arlene Balboni Carol Baird Cynthia Baker Eric Bang Patrick Barden Geoffrey Barker William Bean Kent Barton Jeffrey Bates Judy Barker 104 SPIRIT OF 76 Barbara Berg Mary Best Mary Bislich Dana Binford Barton Back Deborah Back Steven Beck Catherine Bivins Janet Blank Susan Blanton Robin Blevins Nancy Bliss Gilbert Boggs Thomas Bollinger Theresa Bonner Johanna Boyblik Margot Bouhitk JoeSlers BrassfieSd Jamas Breads Kurt Brsiferibach Mary Brennan Jans Briamer Pamela Briggs Patrick Brown William Brower Deborah Brown Diane Brown Janet Brown Renee Brown Kathryn Brown William Brown Julia Bruesch Robert Buck Linda Byhl Richard Burch . Juli© Burke Pamela Burke Patricia Burke Tim Burnett 105 Gerlinde Carmack Isabelle Carter Robert Chancier Julie Chapman Susan Chappell Donna Capozzella Joel Capps Michael Chesley A report on the sensuous man?” Mrs. McKinney gives her student a doubtful look. Charles Childress David Chittenden Linda Christie Jack Civilikas Steven Clark Tom Clark Patrick Clarkin Eugene Clements David Clinton Linda Cloud Mark Clure Joanna Coates Camden Cochran Theresa Cole Deborah Coleman Nori Collins Thomas Conrad Patricia Cooke Thomas Cooke Pamela Corbin Lisa Coupal Carol Cox Elizabeth Cox Nancy Cox Linda Crickenberger Philip Crocker David Curry Karen Curry Steven D ' Agostino Kevin Daniels Cathy Davis Darinda Davis Kelly Davis 106 Paula Oavis Cecilia DawoSi Frances Day Vicki© Day Helen Delavergne Judy DelCastilho Richard Dellinger Kenneth De Vaughn Edward Donatelli Allison DeVito Diane Dibeila f f J@m©§ Dickmeyer Karen Dimmett Kim Divers Diane Doerstler Brian Donaho© James Donnelly Patricia Donnelly David Draim Pamela Drannan Dianne Duffy Scott Durloo Alan Easterling William Eaton Cindy Ed@li Constancy Edwards Stewart Elford Deirdra Elmor® Holii© Emhlidge Joseph Embrey Clinton Elliott Peter Ellis David Ewing Brian Felten Tons Fabian Cathy Fernandez Andrea Faeder I Cris Fernandez i Michael Emerson Diana Fama Douglas Evans Mary Fehrenback You do have hands, you know! But for this girl, a Barry Fischer Carol Fitzgerald Cynthia Fletcher William Foster Richard Fox foot is much easier. 107 Debra Franzen Debbie Ganoung Daniel Gardner Rosemarie Gardner Martha Garifo John Garten Alan Gearheart Sharon Geary Victor Gedmin Scott Geesey William Gercken James Geris Ricky German Marie Giampa Deann Giannettino Deeann Gibson Terry Gill Gerry Glier Laura Gliniecki Charles Glaze Jonathan Glazer Joseph Giordano Edward Glaum Lisa Godes Roland Golden Cathleen Goodenow Jeffery Goodman Robert Gordon Leslie Grant Lucinda Grant Dean Gray Mark Gray Sabine Klose enjoys herself at the party for the Frosh football team. Douglas Greenlaw Eileen Griffin Michael Grossman Joseph Hall Edna Hamilton Michael Haney Robert Hannah Mark Hanson 108 Arthur H §rkl®rosd Eric Ham© Diane Harris The Pep Club throws a party for the Frosh football team. Sylvia Harris Ann Harrison James Harrison Kevin Hart Martha Harvey Helen Hawk Ray Healy Karen Henry Carol Henson Laura Hess Jodie Hill Keith Hill Clancy Hill Kevin Hit© Susan H®@Sseh@r Diane Hoffman Bruce Holland Todd Holloway Susan Homan Larry Hood Scott Horn Bobby Horton Sandy Hoskin Cynthia Heston Jeffrey Heston Dian© Huband Norman Hubbard Thomas Hunt Michael Hutchins Patrick Hutchins Michael Hynes Paul Jackson Terry James Peter Janssen Loueve Jeffries Frank Jenkins Michael Jenkins Schalene Jennings Kevin Jester David Johnson Melanie Johnson Karen Jones 109 A hand is bandaged during a lesson in first aid. Laney Jones Nancy Jones Michael Jordan Robert JuselS V- ) Martin Kane Linda Karnes Mozelle Karnette Charles Kattenburg 4 Vv William Kazmierczak Michael Kehoe Greg Keilty Patricia Keiter Mary Kellagher Kevin Kelly Jeffrey Kennedy Jody Keyser Paul Kilcarr Steven Knapp Margaret Lampman Richard Larkin Carl Larsen Robert LaSerte Diane Lash Cynthia Latchford Tamara Lawrie Michael Leclere Kevin Ledzian Brian Lee Muriel Lee William Lee Patricia Lefes Theresa Leonard Timothy Lewis Barry Lieb 110 Michael Lloyd Nathan Lohr Thomas Loveless Michael Lowe Robert Lynch Patricia Macon Keith Mac Vey James Madden Another plastic bottle has been saved, thanks t© the First Aid class. Roger Marsders John Martin Terrance Marr MarySee Martin James Maughan Diane May hew Michelle Mazzola Stacey McCarty Layrt IVIcClearn Patricia McDonald Tim MeGahan Jon McGee Kathleen McHale Kevin McNerney Kerry Meadows Sandra Miller Kevin Mills Connie Moon Bonnie Moore Richard Moreland John Morrison Charles Moss William Mulcahy 111 Jane Mundt Maureen Murphy Mary Murray Christiane Myers Deborah Nakis Rhonda Nancarrow Sharon Neas Leona Nichols Rolf Nordlie Coleen O ' Connor Kathleen O ' Connor Ramona Oliver Tim O ' Neill Robert Oravetz Kristopher Organ Jacki Packard Kevin Parker Mark Parrish Ginger Parsons Thomas Partington Jack Patterson Patricia Payne Frances Paynter Joe Pearson Robin Peterman Charles Peterson Kathy Pfeiffer Patti Plant Leonard Polk Katrina Potter Jonathan Preble i I Brenda Pritchett 112 Mary Raymersf Charges Reagle Maureen Reardon Steven Reda Susan Reikowski Janet Raster Laura Reynolds Robin Richard Jeannie Richards Lisa Richards Christine Ridgell Laura Riley Susan Rink Cynthia Roberts Shirley Rodgers Robert Roman Kenneth Rorer Andrey Ross James Rossen „ D . . , D Karen Savia Shelley Schlusemeyer Gregory Schmidt Carmen Schonborn Margaret Rucks Dean Ruff Richard Russell Casey Samson 1 1 31 Joseph Scimeca Brenda Scott Patricia Scott John Sedlock Fleet Senseman James Shiley Laura Shonerd John Sieminski 113 freshmenbabywarhawksundefeatedfootballteamslipthe f- ■ V Craig Simmons Susan Skojec Stephen Sinnott Leesa Slack Uf Stephen Slater John Slattery Jack Spicer Martin St. John Robert Stanton Eric Stearns John Stephenson Bruce Stewart Linda Stewart Peggy Stieringer Carla Swartz Timothy Swartzwelder Karen Sydnor Edward Sykes Nancy Symns Nancy Szalwinski Katherine Talberth Larry Taylor Mary Teichmann Pamela Templeton Erin Thacker Cheryl Thomas Kendra Thomas Kenneth Thomas Lajuana Thomas Theonia Thomas 114 namickeyfroshorientationwelcometomadisonspiritof76 Timothy Thompson Diane Thorne Christopher Thorpe Gay Trumbull Karen Tyner Jenifer Walker Theresa Wallace Kathryn Walsh Sharon Ware Charles Watkins Joyce Watts Deborah Waugh Andrea Wax Denise Weakley Ken Weisenburger Louise Wernig Dianne Wevar Katherine Wheatley Diana Whitaker Margaret White Paula Whitney Elizabeth Whitt Kristin Whyte Alyson Will Steven Wilson Robert Windsor Carl Winebarger Trena Wiseman Patricia Wohl Dianne Wood Mark Wood Randolph Wood Ronald Woods Lorinda Woodsworth David Yeeles Barbara York Lori Yoshihashi 115 ' Wi Madison Has Near Perfect Season 1-9 Top Row; I. to r. Andy Sullivan. Allen Harvey. S. A. Brown, Mickey Lutkavage. Robbie Slingerman. Brian McMahon, Mike Morin, Peter Kendall, Jeff Chillemi, Tom Lambdin, Steve L. Brown, Ed Spicer. Bottom Row: Frank Lawson, Mike MacVey, Mike O ' Brien, Paul Archi¬ bald, Bill Weber, Steve Belknap. Tim Morin, Rick Rice. Top Row: Glen Cole, mgr., Alan Mercer, David Frost, Will Bernard, Roy Weaver, Shane Murphy, Greg Holroyd, Mike Shaffer, Brian Young, Keith Naquin, Paul Coury, Mark Stangler, Mark Rogers, mgr. Bottom Row: Brian Leighty, Dave Headley, Bob Brooks, Glen Parrish, Doug Michel, Jim Curry, Bruce Druckenmiller. The football team struggled through another 1-9 season. The team was hurt by graduation of many key seniors and the inexperience showed. After a fine opening perfor¬ mance against Robinson, the squad just could not seem to open up in another game. They came very close a few times but turnovers and an inability to put points up on the board kept them from achieving their goal. By far the most im¬ pressive showing of the year was against Marshall. After spotting Marshall seven points early in the game, Madi¬ son ' s defense held against the District ' s best offense. It caused a number of turnovers, but the offense couldn ' t capitalize on them until late in the fourth quarter. A long pass from Will Bernard was completed in the end zone with only a minute and a half remaining in the game. The two point conversion failed and an upset was avoided. 1972 VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD Madison 14 Robinson 6 Madison 13 Stuart 40 Madison 13 Herndon 14 Madison 0 Langley 6 Madison 0 Yorktown 7 Madison 0 Falls Church 14 Madison 0 W L 7 Madison 8 Oakton 41 Madison 12 McLean 15 Madison 6 Marshall 6 Above: Kicker Greg Holroyd attempts a point after touchdown, despite the efforts of an Oakton Cougar. Below: Junior quarterback Will Bernard, dropping back to pass, sights his receiver downfield. Below: Standing on the sidelines. Coach Leskovar watches the J.E.B. Stuart Raiders romp over his War- hawks, From the worried look on his face, this just isn ' t one of his better nights. 119 Above: Paul Archibald, Madison ' s middle linebacker and defensive captain, prepares to set the defense. Paul had a fine season for the Warhawks, only to be overlooked for a spot on the All District Team. Right: Madison ' s ace coaching staff (I to r): Head Coach Bill Les- kovar, Asst. coaches Bill Weaver and Joe Crain. Right. Madison ' s defense lines up in its familiar goal line stand against the Oak- ton Cougars. 1 Above: Ed Spicer, a senior, turns the corner and heads upfield with Paul Coury and Glen Parrish out in front for protection. Above: Madison ' s defense swarms in to stop this play before it has a chance to develop The score board tells it all. Below: Frank Lawson, No. 74, and S. A Brown, No. 35, show the frustrations which persisted throughout the season. 121 j V. Team, Standing (I to r): Coach Fish, Mike Macon, Norm Rodier, Pete Macini, Kevin McKenna, Tom Christie, Chris Steidle, Joe Jeffries, Ray Waters, Barry Robeson, Mark Lambdin, Glen Jones, Bob Draim, Bill Freeman, Jim Cooke, Joe Curry, John McGinnis, Rick Hill, Dave Maxey, Dave Harkness, Coach Cave. Kneeling: Rob Bolin, Dave Shramm, Pete Conciglia, Mike Rodis, Jim Bowers, Bob Woods, Don Gary, Joe Crain, Mike Sophia, Al Simmons, Tom Lefler, Jim Beck, John Covington, Jim Grenou gh. J.V. FOOTBALL The J.V., after losing their first five games, won three straight impressively to end out the year. Due to their hard work, the season may be termed a success. The boys should provide the talent necessary for reestablishing Madison as a football power. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The Baby Warhawks had a super season this year. They were undefeated and had only six points scored on them all season! Under fine coaching, Madison just devastated every team they came up against. Let ' s hope they keep up the good work in years to come. Good luck. J.V. SCHEDULE FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Madison 6 Herndon 20 Madison 28 McLean 0 Madison 0 Langley 12 Madison 35 Herndon 0 Madison 12 Yorktown 30 Madison 16 Oakton 0 Madison 8 Marshall 14 Madison 27 Marshall 0 Madison 6 W-L 8 Madison 20 Langley 6 Madison 23 Oakton 17 Madison 28 Herndon 0 Madison 35 McLean 18 Madison 24 Marshall 12 Freshman Team, Standing ( to r): Chris Nogee, Randy Wood, Tom Clark, Ken Weisenberger, Kurt Burch, Jack Spicer, Jim Dickmeyer, Jim Donnely, Mark Parrish, Wayne Williams, Tim Knicely, Terry James, Rocky Clarkin, Casey Samson, Carl Prosack, Jack Civilikas, Steve Pullman, John Garten, Tony Eaton, Mike Barndt, John Sieminski, Keith McVey, Roger Marsden, Coach Verciglio, Coach Ramey. Kneeling: S. Gary, Joey Hall, Tom Cooke, Dean Ruff, Charlie Glaze, Pat Brown, Ron Woods, Jeff Byrd, Steve Knepp, Chris Thorpe, Rich Arens, Tod Holloway, Steve Clark, D. Ahalt. Row One: George Wright, Hadden Cuip, Tom Curling, Tom Murray, Chuck Forbes. Row Two: Bill Gerkin, Duane Szalwinski, Mark Jones, John Berg, Dev Shumway, Robert (Bongo) Bailey, J. J. Morrison, Coach Davis. Row Three: Tim Stiles, Bob Appel. Promising Season Due to added enthusiasm from the student body and fine coaching, the cross country squad had one of its best seasons ever. For the first time in Madison ' s history enough people went out to merit both a varsity and J.V. Their dual meet record was 3-3 which may not look im¬ pressive at first. However, the three losses were to three top contenders in the region including Marshall who placed first in the state. With all this competition in the Great Falls District Meet, the Warhawks fought hard but had to settle for fourth place. In the regional meet the team ran to a respectable eleventh. Sophomore Chuck Forbes and junior Tom Curling paced the team through the season and should provide a nucleus for a strong team next year. For Cross Country Madison Dual Meets 16 McLean 47 Madison 17 Yorktown 45 Madison 36 Marshall 23 Madison 31 W-L 24 Madison 35 Oakton 22 Madison 17 Herndon 52 (low score wins) Fairfax County Meet 7th District Meet 4th Regional Meet 11th 123 L to R: Brian McMahon, Robbie Slingerman, Joe Donahue, Wayne Doleski, Frank Blackburn. Eric Best, Jerry Cleveland Rod Mike Reagen, Allen Mercer, Dan Quantrille, Gary Gonet, Dave Bailey, Greg Horoyd, Mark Haynes. Center Coach Hannah. ' Freeman, VARSITY BASKETBALL 1972-1973 Madison s varsity squad finished a dismal season with a record of 5 wins against 16 losses. Falling behind early in the game and having to play catch-up ball plagued the War- hawks all season. The only signs of brilliance were shown midway through the season with consecutive victories over Marshall, Oakton, and Yorktown, followed by a one point loss to W-L. The Oakton contest especially, was a hard fought victory as Oakton had come into the game un¬ defeated and in first place. After these three, however, the season was all downhill with many disappointing losses. Coach Hannah with captain Wayne Doleski. 1973 SCHEDULE Madison 52 Mt. Vernon 60 Madison 61 T. Jefferson 69 Madison 46 Falls Church 65 Madison 60 Robinson 65 Madison 60 Wakefield 63 Madison 58 W-L 68 Madison 57 McLean 42 Madison 73 Langley 86 Madison 70 Herndon 81 Madison 57 Marshall 45 Madison 44 Oakton 40 Madison 64 Yorktown 60 Madison 48 W-L 49 Madison 55 McLean 66 Madison 73 Langley 86 Madison 70 Herndon 81 Madison 54 Marshall 67 Madison 60 T. Jefferson 77 Madison 44 Oakton 48 Madison 65 Yorktown 50 tournament Madison 55 Herndon 67 124 Above: Allen Mercer gets by his man to lay this one in. Above: Wayne Doleski gets this shot off despite the efforts of a W-L de¬ fender. Below: Frank Blackburn has to stretch to bring down this rebound. Below: The starters gather at mid-court before the game. Below: Mike Reagen hits this shot from the top of the key. 125 Above Guard Wayne Doteski goes for two more in Madison ' s win over arch-rival Marshall. Above Junior Dan Quantrille sets his sights on the basket as Wayne Doleski gives him a pick. Above: Soph sensation Allen Mercer skies above everyone to pull down another rebound. Left Frank Blackburn hits a jumper from the corner. Below The defense sets up quickly to stop Robinson from getting a good shot. 126 Above: Mike Reagan appears to get a boost from Allen Mercer to put in this shot against W-L. Above: Senior guard Joe Donahue has to go up and over this player to get off his shot. Above Wayne Doleski lays one up after a fast break. Below Brian McMahon deceptively passes off. Above: Coach Hannah goes over game strategy with his eight seniors. Below Madison ' s press’ ' defense causes a turnover and a basket against a surprised Robinson player. r—r r II A © A HS First Row Keith Naquin, Irwin Barry, John West Mil � D . „ Tim Clarkin. Terry Cleveland. Vince Villani, Greg Jones, Dave Maxe”, Jerome Walker. ' C ° tter ' SeC ° nd ° W Coach McLean - Al Grossman, J.V. BASKETBALL 1973 SCHEDULE Madison 81 Mt. Vernon 45 Madison 50 Richmond 53 Madison 77 Falls Church 54 Madison 91 Robinson 70 Madison 78 Wakefield 54 Madison 68 Washington Lee 46 Madison 56 McLean 29 Madison 76 Langley 46 Madison 68 Herndon 56 Madison 63 Marshall 59 Madison 71 Oakton 56 Madison 73 Yorktown 59 Madison 73 Washington Lee 42 Madison 57 McLean 60 Madison 64 Langley 61 Madison 67 Marshall 60 Madison 70 Herndon 45 Madison 53 Jefferson 50 Madison 79 Oakton 44 Madison 59 Yorktown 53 Tournament Madison 66 Yorktown 52 Madison 76 Langley 49 Managers Lee Raush. Mark Lambdin, Robert Bernard, Ronald Barsanti. and Coach McLean. Greg Jones fires over opponent. 128 First Row: Jeff Houston, Bob Chanclor, Rocky Clarkin, Steve Pullman, Jack Spicer. Second Row: Terry James, Kent Barton, Charlie Peterson, Jack Cilivakas. Third Row: Leonard Polk, Joe Pearson, Mike Embrey, Jeff McGahan, Coach Cram. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 129 Kneeling M. Morrison, B. Swagerty, J. Schollhammer, C, Osterwalder. M. Hetu, D Flanders. Standing: Gary Ray, J. LaFever, E. Healy, B. Druckenmiller, S. A. Brown, F McVey, R. Weaver, A Harvey, P. Harris, J. Salter. VARSITY WRESTLING Under new coach. Bob Hand, Madison ' s Varsity Wrest¬ ling team continued to have another fine season, placing second in the Great Falls District Tournament. Seniors Con¬ rad Osterwalder and Craig Bowman, and junior Roy Weaver won the tournament in their respective weight classes. The team ' s most exciting win was over McLean, our long-time rival. Madison caught McLean when Fuzzy McVey pinned his man decisively for the team victory. These performances plus the superb efforts of seniors Jack Salter and Jim Schollhammer added up to another successful and promising season for Madison wrestling. 1973 SCHEDULE Madison 30 Stuart 28 Madison 38 Annandale 21 Madison 23 Lee 32 Madison 25 W-L 18 Madison 26 McLean 21 Madison 43 Herndon 8 Madison 25 Yorktown 28 Madison 39 Oakton 11 Madison 43 Marshall 3 Madison 46 Langley 6 District 2nd Regional 7th State Roy Weaver and Conrad Osterwalder, two of our District Champs. This Madison wrestler has his opponent in quite a predicament as he puts on the finishing touches of another victory. 130 Using a half-nelson, this man racks up extra points. Madison sent three wrestlers to the State Tournament. Pictured above Roy Weaver, Jim Schollhammer and Jack Salter. 1973 SCHEDULE Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Stuart Annandale Lee WL McLean Herndon Yorktown Oakton Marshall Langley J.V. WRESTLING J.V Wrestling: G. Smyth, R. Wilden, D. Shumway, D. Cohen, W. Richter, B. Swagerty. Standing Coach Magushak, R. Marsden A. Simmons, T. Birdsong, B Murphy, M. Jones, K. MacVey. 131 Row Rob Slmgerman, Tom Christie. Frank Lawson. Bob Brooks, Mike O ' Brien, Will Bernard, Ken White. Second Row: Tim Knicely Samson, Terry James, Scott McGahan, Brian McMahon, Andy Sullivan. Third Row: Tom Bonner. Bob Wolf. Jack Spicer. Jerry Klemn VARSITY BASEBALL 1973 SCHEDULE March 28 W. and L. A March 30 McLean H April 2 Herndon A April 4 Yorktown H April 6 Langley A April 9 Marshall A April 11 Oakton H April 13 W. and L. H April 16 McLean H April 18 Herndon H April 20 Yorktown A April 23 Langley H April 25 Marshall H April 27 Oakton H April 30 W. and L. A May 2 McLean H May 4 Yorktown H May 7 Langley A May 9 Marshall A May 11 Oakton H 132 Bunting is a must in baseball. First the stance . . . Then to first before the ball gets there. 133 Terry James loosening up before a scrimmage. J.V. BASEBALL TEAM 72-73 Row 1 T. Cook, A. Simmons, D. Dent. Row 2 J. other hopefuls. Dickmeyer, J. Hostin, R. Clarkin, M. Richardson, C. Roman, T. Byrd, T. Clarkin and 134 The boys go through the necessary loosening up exercises before their rigorous workouts. Coach Ward, himself a distance runner in high school and college, works out each day as hard as the boys. VARSITY TRACK TEAM 1972-1973 Fuzzy McVey shows complete concentration as he prepares to ' put the shot for the distance. Rod Freeman is setting up for his final spin before sending his discus flying out across the field. 135 I Row 1: J. Kimball, B Miller, F. McVey. P. Archibald, J. Chillemi. R. Freeman, T. Curling, D. Szalwinski, H. Culp. Row 2 T. Schramm, R. Rice, B Appel, J. Cooke, M. Eckert, D Frost. Row 3 Coach Cave, S. A. Brown, T. Murray, and other track hopefuls. With few returning lettermen, this would appear to be a rebuilding season for the Warhawks. How¬ ever, there is definitely young talent on this team and they should show improvement over last year ' s record. Led by Bob Miller, Paul Archibald, John Kimball, and other Key personnel, Madison should have a fine year. It looks as if Bob Miller has found a way to beat the late winter weather as he circles the track. 1973 SCHEDULE March 23-24 W-L Relays March 31 Great Falls Relay April 4 McLean April 11 W-L April 25 Oakton April 28 T. C. Williams May 2 Langley May 5 Fairfax County Meet May 9 Yorktown May 12 Great Falls District May 18 19 Region May 26 State 136 137 Row 1: Bill Dembo, Wayne Mitchell, Paul Jac kson. Row 2: Steve Muff, Gary Quam, Jeff Leppo, Charles Mitchell, Richard Tuey. Row 3: Andy Wagner, Andy Joshi, John McGraw, Greg Williams, Tracy Fisher. Malkin ' s Marauders Prepare For Tough Season Under New Head After having a near perfect mark last year, 10-1, the return¬ ing district champions will have a tough season, under a new head coach. Coach Norm Chaudet retired after winning dis¬ trict, and was replaced by Coach Bill Malkin . Bob Moss, a new member of Madison ' s English department, is also helping the fellas with their invariable second spin serve, and their tennis workbooks. This year ' s top six should be composed of returning starting seniors Bill Dembo, Randy Owens, and Gary Quam, a bright new star Mark Dinterman, also a senior, and returning letter- man Jeff Leppo, a senior, and sophomore Steve Muff. The team also relies on Ralph Smith and his friend, who, even though they don ' t walk much like tennis players, have won¬ derful cut backhands. The season has increased from the usual ten matches to fourteen, due to the addition of Yorktown and W-L in the Great Falls District. With three matches scheduled in March, the team has had to work extra hrard to prepare for their opener against tough W-L. It will be a rough season in the district, especially with the regional champ, Yorktown; but, we know our Warhawks will fight and scramble. TENNIS SCHEDULE March 26 W-L March 28 McLean March 30 Oakton April 2 Marshall April 4 Yorktown April 6 Langley April 9 W-L April 11 McLean April 13 Yorktown April 23 Herndon April 27 Herndon April 30 Oakton May 2 Langley May 4 Dist. Tourn. Reg. Tourn. State Tourn. Marshall 138 Above tennis mastermind Biil Malkin is seen studying the Sports Illustrated tennis book in his office. Madison ' s finest player. Bill Dembo, sharpens his strokes in the gym. Doc will play a strong no. 1 for his coach, Bill Malkin. Sophomore Wayne Mitchell warms up in the gym in a pre-season practice. 139 Coach Hannah. D. Dininey, R. Bernard. B Baxter. G. Macintosh, D. Weitz. W. Sattler. P. Culkin, M. Kosko, R. Woods. Missing: R. Woods, D. Kibler and K. Cotter. VARSITY GOLF Madison this year will hope to continue its winning traditions. For the past several years, the team has placed first in the District and has an unbeaten string spreading over two years. Even though the team lost several key members, the team should prove strong enough to provide stiff competition in the Great Falls District. March 16 McLean March 19 Herndon March 23 Oakton March 26 McLean March 30 Marshall April 2 Langley April 10 Herndon April 13 Marshall April 23-24 Quantico Invitational April 27 Oakton May 2 Langley May 7 Great Falls District May 11 Region May 21-22 State 140 Three year man golfer Gary Mac¬ intosh shows his putting style. It ' s all fun now but once the sea¬ son starts a- nother champion¬ ship is ahead. jv. 141 Row 1: Bob Radzieweiz. A. Easterling, Mark Rollman, Carlo Simone, Ooug Lake, Renato Simone, D. Dixon, Steve Belknap, Dave Reid- head. Row 2: Coach Steckman, Mike Russell, Craig Hiltwine, B. Thomas, Tim McDonald, Stewart Fox, Jerry Mays. Bruce Bender, John Potter, Nick Camillone, Ed Newbegin, Mark Sitko. VARSITY SOCCER In existence for only its second ye Madison ' s young soccer team can only hope for a .espectable showing. Due to their lack of experience and youth the team probably won ' t measure up to the com¬ petition in the Northern Region. However, it should build a strong team for next year and years to come. Mar. 20 Fairfax Mar. 22 Bye Mar. 27 Mt. Vernon Mar. 29 McLean Apr. 5 Marshall Apr. 10 Robinson April 12 Langley April 26 McLean May 1 Edison May 3 Marshall May 10 Langley 7 1 Candid Sports of ' 73 145 Madison Breaks In New Co-Ed Team Swimming was the new varsity sport brought to Madison this year. Under the coaching of Mr. Steven Ward the swim¬ mers and divers practiced faithfully after school on Mon.-Thurs. during the winter season. Most swimmers reached their peaks and a lot bettered their times. The team not only participated in school meets but also in the Northern Virginia High School League Relay Carnival and Individual All Star Meet. We at Madison were very proud of our new team and know in the coming years it will prove to be one of Madison ' s stronger sports. A little decorating never hurt anything. Coming down left to right Kathy Kelly, Dave Headley, Norm Rodier, Jim Wenning, Mark Hanson, Bob Jackson, Dave Ross. Mark Smith. Jimmy Keith, Tom Kelly, Berry Lieb, Paul Kilcarr, Bob Byrom. 146 Kathy Kelly with that, ' You mean to tell me after all that we tied”, look. Coming down left to right Kevin Nielson, Chris Huber, Jeanie Richards, Diana Whittaker, Janet Wenning, Carol Baird, Annette Smith, Diane Duffy, Kim Potenti, Cindi Carroll, Sally Kimball, Bobbi Fiedler, Kathy Fearson. Coach Ward, Janet Medows. 147 VARSITY HOCKEY The Varsity Hockey Team engages in pre-game warm-ups. Row 1: Karen Pyle, Susan Fuller, Susan Simone, Anne Purcell. Row 2: Julie Hill, Donna Cupp, Thea Bertola (Co-Capt.), Sabrina Slaughter. Colleen Murphy, Kathy Ganus, Mary Jarema. Row 3: Helen McNulty, Bobbi Fiedler, Carol Murphy, Joanna Markussen, Ellen Mellick, Debbie Rose, Sherry Hemma. Not pictured: Diana Okon (Co-Capt.), Bonita Pennino. The Girl ' s Varsity Hockey Team had a fan¬ tastic season this year. Under the leadership of the coach, Mrs. Birch, the team was undefeated and placed first in the district. The key to the team ' s success was the combination of the girl ' s outstanding talent and brilliant teamwork. Julie Hill prepares to take a corner hit. 148 Jubilant Miss Pound, J.V, coach, and Pound The J.V. team attributes much of its success to its vigorous cake, the team mascot, after the J.V. ' s first pre-game warm-ups which the girls demonstrate here, victory over Oakton. Row 1: Laura Sullivan, Laurie Dameron, Donna Browning, Kathy Paynter, Kim Joyner, Elise Ruff, Kendi Thomas. Row 2: Nancy Gerard, Kathy Brown, Debbie Berg, Kathryn Stock, Martha Wagar, Liz Pollard, Helen Devitt, Tracy Peoples. HOCKEY RECORD Opponent J.V. Varsity Annandale 0-1 0-0 Groveton 0-0 1-0 Langley 0-1 2-0 Oakton 1-0 3-1 McLean 1-0 1-0 Marshall 0-0 1-0 Herndon 2-0 1-0 Oakton 0-0 0-0 Donna Browning drives for a winning goal! J.V. HOCKEY The Girl ' s J.V. Hockey Team, despite a slow start, ended the season with some very impressive wins over tough teams. After the first losses of the season, the girls ' team spirit and hard work came through and helped them to a win¬ ning season. 149 Row 1: Debbie Marcum, Teresa Murray, Jane Mundt, Carol Bradley, Robin Donahue, Dorothy Minnigerode. Row 2: Alison Cone, Julie Burke, Beth Bradley, Evelyn Morgner. Row 3: Michelle Groder, Maureen Murphy, Mary Partington, Ann Hicks, Miss Smith. GIRL ' S VARSITY TENNIS In their first year of varsity competition, the Girl ' s Varsity Tennis Team made a great effort. Under the leadership of their coach. Miss Smith, the girls mastered many skills which helped them this year and will certainly benefit them in their future as a team. 1972 TENNIS RESULTS opponent us them frw 6 Marshall 1 Herndon 1 6 Annandale 5 2 ,M. W and L 2 5 lie! Langley 1 6 Yorktown 2 s ii Oakton 5 2 vX Groveton 3 4 Wi McLean 5 2 KXx Coach Smith and her co-captains, Debbie Mar¬ cum and Dorothy Minnigerode, pose for a picture. Miss Smith takes a break from practice. 150 J. V. B A S K E T B A L L Row 1 Margaret Lampman, Ann Hicks. Row 2: Debbie Lee, Kim Joyner, Cindy Roberts. Row 3: Debbie Nakis, Helen Devitt. Sue Mark, Jane Mundt. Row4: Patty Goodson, Barbara Berg, Bar bara Coulston, Debbie Berg, Mary Ellen Kilty, Gay Trumbull, Mrs. Kempt Ann Hicks maneuvers around her opponent to get this shot off. The Girls ' J.V. Basketball team ended the season with a fine J.V. rec¬ ord. Under their new coach Mrs. Kempf the girls won 6 of their district games and lost 4 which placed them second in their district. On the season their overall record was 6-6. The coach of the girls should certainly be congrat¬ ulated for their fine efforts. Jane Mundt gets off a beautiful shot over her taller opponent. Frosh Barb Berg uses her height to put this one in for two points. 151 Row 1 Lil Lampman, Carol Murphy. Row 2: Arlene Gray, Miss Dean, Peggy Dalton, Nancy Gibbs. Dee Bailey, Kim Jones. Linda Walther, Diane Heim, Thea Bertola, Linda Sattler, Denise Polk. Co-captains, senior Lil Lampman and junior Carol Murphy. Coach Miss Dean and her Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team had another fantastic season this year. The girls were unde¬ feated in their district and lost only one game in regular season play. This game was very close, and the Jefferson Colonials only managed to edge by the Warhawks in overtime. Since the girls were first in their district, they par¬ ticipated in the First Annual Girls ' Regional Tournament which was held at Stuart High School. Here, they again met the Colonials, but this time the Warhawks were the victors and they proceeded to the finals. In the finals the girls played a very fine West Springfield team. Although the Madison girls lost to West Springfield they placed second in the region and had an excellent overall record of 12-2. OPPONENT Marshall Oakton McLean Herndon Annandale Langley Langley Marshall Jefferson Oakton McLean Herndon Jefferson W. Springfield VARSITY J.V. 43-31 27-26 61-36 36-14 49-38 21-29 71-35 29 32 71-53 21-23 70-35 40-25 62-36 28-19 65-43 18-40 37-43 20-28 64-44 26-21 58-31 20-39 67-36 30-12 46-41 44-57 152 r o n iw GIRL ' S VARSITY GYMNASTICS Row 1: Kim Duffy, Lori Macfie, Cheryle Anderson, Margie Bowers. Row 2: Robin Druckenmiller, Sabine Klose, Carol Laserte, Karen Sobieski. Row 3: Jean Westphale, Patty Hunn, Debbie Brown, Karen Leagan. Cathy Sieminski. Row 4: Mary Canciglia, Laura Garcia, Sharon Geary. The Girl ' s Varsity Gymnastics Team was coached this year by Miss Bader who teaches at Vienna Elementary school. Although the girls did not win any of their scheduled matches, they placed fourth out of eight teams in their district tournament and were eligible to send some of their members to the regional meet. 154 SHOW THEIR FORM GIRL ' S SOFTBALL Above: Linda Sattler fires one in. Below: Thea Bertola demonstrates her batting stance. The Girl ' s Varsity Softball Team will again be coached by Mrs. Milbourn, and the J.V. by Miss Dean. Both teams had fine seasons last year and hope for the same this year. With many players returning from both teams, the girls should have no trouble snatching the district title. Above: Outfielder Susan Fuller strengthens her arm for the coming games. Below: Carol Murphy takes a mighty swing, while catcher Peggy Dalton gives the pitcher a target. Below: Debbie Marcum warms up her arm. • rijii GIRL ' S TRACK Sprinting to the finish so their endurance will build. Under the leadership of co-coaches, Mrs. Birch and Miss Pound, the track team is hoping for a good season. They have spent long hours practicing and building their strength so that the team will be able to send several girls to the State meet. Since more girls have come out for the team than before, things look bright for a good showing from the Madison team. Always running hard to get in shape for the coming season. Essential leg exercises before practice. Illlltl HUll UUtkJ SS g® ■ ' i iiKBu Ann Yoshihashi, Lee Ann Bradshaw, Jean Bali, Patty Trione, Judy Griffin, Susan Blaise, Diane Giovacchini, Patty daggers, Janet Aloes, Sharon Haresigri, Angela Stees, Lynn Rhame. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS All three squads of cheerleaders, who were spon¬ sored by Miss Bullock, did a tremendous job leading school spirit this year. The girls made special efforts to attend all sports events, and participated in the Pep Rallies. In addition to their old standards, such as Two Bits and What Do You Want, the girls led new cheers and did several stunts. They all should receive much credit for the many hours they have contributed to the school. Ann Yoshihashi and Lee Ann Bradshaw show the style that makes our cheerleaders great! 159 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1 Tony Prencipe. Kathy Kelly. Row 2: Jackie Thompson, Donna Wood. Row 3: Karen Giovacchini, Jackie Fox. Row 4: Jeannette Voas, Lisa Sommers. Row 5: Gia Gullace, Sue Burkhalter. 1973 FROSH CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Diane Fama, Karen Savia. Row 2: Diane Huband, Carolyn Best, Diane Lash. Row 3: Carmen Schorborn, Laura Gliniecki. Row 4: Terry Bonner. 160 With determinaton for perfect form, the cheerleaders practice their jumps over and over again. Ann Yoshihashi shows the excellent style that makes our cheerleaders great! At the Homecoming game, support of their team. The Varsity Cheer¬ leaders in action! the Varsity cheerleaders, led the spirited alumni in A close-up shot of our cheerleaders in action. Our cheerleaders set up one of their many formations. 161 ono A.F.S. Means Torbjor The AFS, American Field Service, holds many fund raising projects to sponsor students from abroad. The student this year is Torbjor Ostlund, from Sweden. Tor is 18 years old, 179 cm. tall, blue¬ eyed, and has a very humorous person¬ ality. His hobbies are photography, ski¬ ing, and golf. His favorite place is our cap¬ ital; Washington, D.C. torbjorswedenwelcometorbjorswedenostlundwelcome Row 1: Cheryl Giss, Rhonda Nancarrow, unknown. Suzanne Mathvin, Kathy Sieminski, Cathy Vasen, Cindy Hitt. Row 2: Carol Dimmit, Debbie Mar¬ cum, Beth Bradley, Penny Mickle, Dawn Parrish, Jean Chinn, Buff Bice, Charles Anderson. Row 3: Tor Ostlund, Roxanne Lang, Becky Bowman, Kim Bromley, Debbie Duncan, Claudia Murray, Heidi Goad, Janice Wenning. 164 trainingtrainingtrainingtrainingtrainingtraining i D.E.C.A. Brings On Leaders To Develop vocational understanding To Provide leadership Training To Foster Social intelligence To Increase Civic Consciousness The Distributive Education Club is composed of those students who are involved in vocational training. The club is a co-curricular activity. This year they, and Mrs. Hopkins worked in the school store and the girls attended fashion seminars. ingtrainingco-curriculartrainingingtrainingco-curricul Row 1: Sandy Crowder, Mary Vernon, Carla Miller. Row 2: Sharon German: treasurer, Deb¬ bie Stumpf; A president, Cindy Horn. Not shown: Margaret Peterson: vice president, Stephanie Madden: secretary. Tina Jadick: secretary, Rae Olson: treasurer. h “CU Row 1: Bev Harper, Gia Guliace. Denise Abies, Kathy Eckbert, Barbara Jesse, Robin Hayward, Annette Smith. Row 2: Kathy Vasine, Diane Marlay, Barb Million, Linda Stewart, Erin Barden. Debbie Balboni, Julie Gercken. Row 3: Brenda Harper. Beth Eiden, Sharon Bradley, Liz Cabray. Future Teachers of America is a club for students interested in a teaching profession. Through F.T.A., students learn about teach¬ ing and whether they would want to continue in this field later in life. Their activities in¬ clude student teaching, being a tutor, and listening to guest speakers. In addition, the F.T.A. revived Teacher of the Month , that led to electing Teacher of the Year . applewormyapplejuicyappleji a) Q. o. cd 8|ddeAom[8|ddeAo!n[8|ddeAujj Row 1: Debby Stewart, Marylyn Gibson, Jackie LaFever Row 2: Beth Craig, Debbie Brown, Elaine Fanning. Row 3 Jaima Frick, Donna Eek, Maureen Haberman, Kathy Noble. Row 4: Cecilia Davoli, Patti Lefes, Charlene Sumner, Linda Stewart. Row 5: Mozelle Karnette, Maureen Shea. sehousehouseigloohousehp ct snoLj0snoi|0snoq8snoL|0S § To help individuals improve their personal, family and community living, the Future Homemakers of America, held several activities. A few were such gatherings as an ice cream social and quilting bees. They also had several speakers at their meetings. The Miss Madison Con¬ test was again sponsored by the F.H.A. this fall. phelphelpparkcarshelphelphelphelphelp ' g. ___CD Row 1: Tom Bonnar, Jim Dinne. John Lego, Phil Culkin, Mitch Singular, Eric Best, Paul Kazmierczak, Mike Hetu, Jack Dearmitt, David Shelley, Larry Summerill. John Hall, Chris Miller, Mark Szwalwinski, Mike Byrne. Row 2: Chris Hardy, John Paliokas, Tom Kielty, Steve Brown, Mike Quantrell, Robbie Slinger, Wayne Doleski, Allan Rose, Frank Blackburn, Paul Archi¬ bald, Bob Brooks, Tom Lamdin, Lauris Eek, Gary Gonet, Warren Sattler, Steve Roman, Brian Maxey, Gary Burnett, Mark Trump, Brian Buckley. Row 3: Karl Sjogern, Dave Flander, Danny Kibler, Dave Headly, Mike Henderson, Brian McMa¬ hon, Roy Weaver, Doug Michel, Greg Holroyd, Duane Szwal¬ winski, Ron Rice, Steve Green¬ law, Jim Steffensen, Tom Hannah, Ron Walther. elphelphelp Madison Club Gets It Together This year the Madison Club was again sponsored by Mr. Inglis. With his help, the guys and Madisonettes painted the cafeteria, sponsored parties (to get involved with the female population), cleaned up the parking lot, played basketball games and contributed to the well being of the community. Row 1 Joe Curry, Tim Birdsong, Bill Freeman, Bill Weber, John La Fever, Joe Donahue, Bill Dembo, Geoff James, Mark Eckert, John Hyne, George Wright, David Hagen. Row 2: Chris Hardy, Dave Cameron, Nick Camillone, Glen Jones, Pat Samson, Greg Jones, Tim Clarkin, Craig Singler, Mike Conrad, Mike McVey, Mike Macon, Tom Christie, Chris Steidle, Mide Rodis, David Maxey. Row 3: Dave Tiezd, Charles Tipton, Tim McDonald. Chuck Forbes, John McGinnis, Cory Bonney, Mark Lambdin, Brian Leighty, Bon Geory, Peter Canciglia, Andy Sullivan, Bob Compton, Norman Rodier, Phil Morrison, Dave Frost, Ken Wilt, John Brummit. t i 168 Row 1: Kathy Huband, Bonita Pennine, Sally Little, Joanne Bleam, Reha Waugh, Leslie Becker, Smirti Chittal. Row 2: Kay Baden, Frances Soltow, Margie Bowers, Celia Blue, Karen Cooke, Virginia Jar¬ vis, Sherree Simmons. Row 3: Pat Kilty, Gayle Durloo, Beth Eiden, Lorri Seimens, Janet Taylor, Jolie Gerkins. helphelpgivecharityhelphelphelphelphelph helphelphelp Madisonettes Expand Madisonette president, Patty dag¬ gers, and ali the other good-looking girls had a busy schedule this year. They raised money to aid retarded children, ALSAC, March of Dimes, UNICEF, plus making Thanksgiving baskets for poor families. One of the activities was visiting an old folks ' home. Row I Beth Ahrens Nancy Hepfinger, Patty O Gorman. Terri Lambdin, Bev Higgins. Carol Daugherty. Brandi Foote. Row 2. Joni Boyko. Ellen Barnett. Lin¬ da Russel Diane Brady Sheryl Buck. Beth Bradley, Criss Parr. Debbie Marcum. Wendy Oberst, Sharon Louthian. Row 3 Carla Barsanti. Ginny Eckstrom, Debbie Hetu Besty Balcerzak. Mary White. Debbie Balbone. Sue Owens. Jess McIntosh. Sherri Warneck, Kathy Ritzer. Terry Edell. 169 Row 1: Dwight Watt, Buff Bice, Bridgette Bulter, Karen Weeks, Terri Jones, Cindy Grant. Row 2: Bill Bartlett, Mark Wood, John Dovel, Holly Anderson, Greta Ostensoe, Maggie Godbold, John Fuller, Ms. Linda Smith. o Q. aolluwaterpollutioncleanuppollutionland o Q. ■a CD c o o Q. E.I.G.: What We Need This year the Ecology Interest Group really pitched in to clean up Vienna and Madison. With the help of their sponsor, Ms. Smith, they main¬ tained the Vienna Recycling Center. They attended a seminar on the Pitch In program at Woodson, and helped organize Earth Week. I Row 1: Harry Hopeweil, Don Barr, Doug Greenlaw, Mark Millichap, Mike Webb, Jay Karnette. Row 2: Jacob Schindler, Ken Wilt, David Patrick. Row 3: Allen Grider, Kip Webb, Terumi Ichikawa, Greg Mickle, Kevin Smith, Carlton Fuerst, John Will. Row 4: Robert Compton, Dwight Watt, Linda Brooks, Ralph Graves, Lauris Eek, Larry Bamford, Dave Montplaisir, Paul Frank. hinkthinkthinkthinkmovethinkthinkthinkthinkmovethir Strategy Club Adds Risk The Strategy Club, in only their second year at Madison, have already shown themselves successful. The club sponsors many interschool chess and bridge tournaments as well as par¬ ticipation in other schools. Even though both chess and bridge continue to be most favored, others, such as Risk and Diplomacy, are fre¬ quently confronted by the members of the club. Row 1: Mrs. Fritter, Kathy Martin, Frances Soltow, Mrs. Gambill. Row 2: Joyce Thompson, Candy Putnam, Robin Bell, Mary Pat Mitchell, Jody Loy. Row 3: Robin Lester, Melaine Kuhle, Kay Baden. Debbie Floyd, Chris Berg, Diana Cummings. eadershipleadershipjobleadershipleadershipleadership F.B.L.A. Shows The Way The goals of the FBLA, Fu¬ ture Business Leaders of America, are to promote good business education for youth, develop competent business leadership among its mem¬ bers, and to let students choose with understanding, a business occupation. FBLA activities include field trips to various businesses and elec¬ tion of Miss FBLA. Nike Explores Women ' s Careers The Nike Club and its ac¬ tivities are set up to give high school age girls a broader outlook of careers that they might go into after gradua¬ tion. Nike had several speakers from a variety of new and ex¬ citing occupations, and elected Beth Craig as their ' Young Careerist ' . Helping the girls set up files on jobs open to women and the colleges that best further their chosen ca¬ reer, are Nike ' s sponsors, Mrs. Gambill and Mrs. Friter. 0 tn stewardessstewardessstewardessstewardessstew I, i Row 1: Janine Vitray. Janis Beazley. Debbie Brunetti. Beth Craig. Row 2: Linda Stewart, Deborah Brown, Maureen Haberman, Debbie Stewart. Row 3: Dawn Geesey, Karen Frost, Marylyn Gibson, Erin Barden. 173 n stepstepsteppomstepstepstepsteppo C ) CD ■o T3 O 3 ( CD pomstepstepstepporn: Pom Poms on Parade The 72-73 sport season brought changes for the Madison Pom Pom Girls. They participated not only at basketball games, but football games, too. During football, they performed in the pre-game show by music provided by the Marching Band. The half-time shows in basketball always featured dances by the Pom Pom Girls, led by Kathy Huband, their captain. This year, Laurie Bowcock was their treasurer, Margie Bowers was secretary, and Mrs. Smith was the sponsor. Clockwise, starting at right: Kathy Huband, Margie Bowers, Laurie Bowcock, Joanne Bleam, Dana Wilkinson, Debbie Hetu, Patty O ' Gorman, Missy Chiles, Linda Latchford, Darlene Stumpf, Sheryll Buck, Terri Lambdin, Ruth Ann Curry, Wendy Oberst, Dena Wilkinson, Kathy Noble, Susan Reda, Cindy Craven, Alicia Castro, Robin Wilkie, Tina Bareilles, Karen Vasta. epkicksteppomstepstepsteppomssteppomssteppomsteF lights of Half¬ time Counterclockwise, starting above: Karen Grantham, Danita Galbraith, Donna Newkirk, Debbie Woodson, Gina Nutter, Leila Hayman, Nancy Jones, Karen Tyner, irltwirltwirltw The Majorettes worked hard this year performing with the band at pre-game, half-time, and post¬ game shows throughout the whole football season. These performances were interspersed with parade competitions in various places, including Vienna and Springfield. In addition, each girl also competed in either the McLean Virginians or Americanettes Twirl¬ ing Corps, which are nationally known groups. The captain, Karen Grantham, also competed as a soloist. Although they put in a lot of hard work, the girls had an enjoyable experience. They owed much of their success to Mrs. Ann Brown and Mr. Berryman. !M1|J!M1|J! VU|J!M1|J!M1|J - ; Thespians Put On Great Show The Thespians were busy again this year. They 1) sponsored Star Spangled Girl”; 2) sponsored various work shops so non-Thespians could learn many things about the theatre; 3) sponsored a one act play festival; and 4) with help from the Booster Club, set up a library for the Thespians use only. Mrs. Nateman is the group ' s sponsor. Each member must have ten Thespian points, which he receives by acting or working back- stage for one hundred hours He must also have been in two productions of Madison High School plays. Five credited points may be carried over from a junior high school. Row 1: Rose Steidle (Sec.), Clay Puckett (V. Pres.), Mary Benge (Pres.), Paula Johnson (Historian), Scott Barton (Historian), Lucinda Lindeman (Treas.). Row 2: Julie Walp, Meg Langford, Kerry El-Bisi, Robin Weiss, Donna Pullman, Susan Trout. Row 3: Kevin Butler, Elaine Kennedy, Mandy Moy, below. madisonmadisonhollywoodma meetsmatchesgamesinitiationwork ideasbakesalesmoneyhockeytuni cs brokeworkideasbakesalesmoney crashpadbi GAA Aids Sports The Girls ' Athletic Association, sponsored by Miss Pound, is an active organization that assists the girls ' P.E. department. Each year they raise funds to buy some necessary equipment that would be most beneficiary to the girls. Last year they bought a crash pad for track and field; this year they purchased kilts for the hockey team; and next year the GAA hopes to buy a balance beam to replace the partially split one. They earn their money from bake sales, sweat shirts, and cushions but also have Fun Nights and an annual Mother-Daughter Banquet specifically for enjoyment. At the December Fun Night they repaired old toys that they had collected for needy children in the Vienna area. The favorite event for all official members is the initiation of those girls who had recently lettered in a sport. This year they each had to perform to some music that was chosen by a committee, such as Rubber Ducky , Little Puff ' n Toot , and Peter Rabbit . Row 1 Kim Joyner, Kathy Paynter, Dee Bailey; president. Thea Bertola. Julie Hill, Tracey Peoples, Elise Ruff. Row 2 Diana Okon, Kathy Sieminski, Denise Polk, Shawn Keyser, Nancy Shake, Sabine Klose, Kathy Ganus, Bobbi Fiedler, Mary Ellen Kilty. Row 3: Donna Browning, Laura Sulliv an, Carol Murphy, Peggy Dalton, Nancy Gibbs, Joyce Thompson, Joanna Markussen , Diane Heim, Linda Sattler Row 4: Anne Purcell, Patty Goodson, Linda Walther, Debbie Berg, Helen Devitt, Sabrina Slaughter. Debbie Rose, Helen McNulty, Alison Cone. 178 ® tsmatchesgamesinitiationwork ideasbakesale Jsworkideas cosfixpurrpurrpurrtangletangleclickbuzzsto E 0 AV = Always Vital The Audio-Visual Staff is another important service organization in Madison. Sponsored by Mrs. Nancy Newman, this group learns how to use A V materials and equipment, and assist students and teachers with these. Some of the members work a full period each day, while others come whenever they can to help with library duties. Row 1: Phil Crocker, Jeff Bates, Chris Miller, Bill Me rtz. Row 2: Joe Jeffries, Don Blue, Jim Donally, Paul Frank. 1 8 ! d ewsgossipnewsnewsne Hawk Talk Tells All Hawk Talk, Madison ' s news¬ paper, established communication within our school and between the school and the community. It pro¬ vides an opportunity for interested students to participate in journalism on a semi-professional level. Issues are published every month, and meeting deadlines pressures co¬ editors Leslie Becker and Ann Mor¬ gan. To illustrate diversity in content, the page editors are rotated with each issue. While Mr. Dye managed behind the scenes, Mrs. Swinson, the sponsor, gave this year ' s Hawk Talker ' s greatly appreciated help and encouragement. CD I (0 IIA0USM0USM8USM8USM8USM0 Row 1: Caryl Burtner, Karen Dimmet, Leslie Becker (co¬ editor), Laura Stroube, Barbara Jesse. Row 2: Kris Organ, Laura Hess, Brenda Dimmet, Mark Jones, Mike Hutchins, Mike Jordan, Andy Joshi. Row 3: Art McDowell, Greg James, Jeannie Richards, Joan Thomas, Ms. Swinson (sponsor), Dan Kibler, Steve Greenlaw, Chris Steidle. ( ) M8USMQ ( ZD CD inationimaginationimaginationimag Row 1: Kathy Hitt, Libby Drescher, Cathy Donnelly, Marylynn Gibson, Candy Young¬ blood. Cheryl Cherok, Kym Martin. Row 2: Judy Bareilles, Rudie Slaughter, Janet Lappin. Bill Silcock, Pierre Richard, Lona Ichikawa. ationimagination inationcalendarim co - nationima o Heritage Spurs Creativity The Heritage, Madison ' s Literary Magazine, was pub¬ lished twice this year. The winter issue took the form of a calendar, which was well received by ail Block subscribers, and many non-subscribers, too. Miss Dorothy Seymore was sponsor of the magazine, and also advised the staff through all stages of material selection, layout, and pub¬ lication. The editorial staff consisted of Libby Drescher; editor-in-chief, Lisa Rogers; layout editor, Elda Brown; art editor, Cathy Donnelly; prose editor, and Kathy Hitt; poetry editor. Honor Society Visits W and M The members of the National Honor So¬ ciety are both juniors and seniors with at least a 3.2 grade average. The members must have shown excellence in scholarship, ser¬ vice, leadership, and character. As in pre¬ vious years, they provided a tutoring service, set up to assist and benefit the student body. One of the activities of the society was a field trip early in the school year. They visited the college of William and Mary, which is located in Williamsburg, Virginia. Row 1: Maggie Godbold, Nancy Stone, Elaine Fanning, Diana Okon, Ann Hedrick, Mike O ' Brien, Duane Szwalwinski, Bill Dembo. Row 2: Cheri Conaty, Barbara Jesse, Pierre Richard, Joanne Bleam, Lisa Rodgers, Marylynn Gibson, Margie Bowers, Cathy Vahsen, Jeff Leppo. Row 3: Christine Smith, Debbie Duncan. Karen Grantham, Steve Roman, Bill Silcock. Alix Sensale, Laurie Siemens, Kathy Wilgus, Joe Donahue, Heidi Goad. Row 4: Wendy Ebenfield, Maureen Shea, Mary Langford, Kim Jones, Thea Bertola, Peggy Dalton, Cheryl Cherok, Evelyn Morgner, Nancy Gibbs. Row 5: Rudie Slaughter, Mark Trump, Kevin Smith, Stuart Stock. (22 seniors not shown.) scholarshipactivescholarshipscholarshipscholarsh ipse 182 holarshipscholarshipscholarshipschol Row 1: Debbie Marcum, Beth Bradley, Carla Barsanti, Karen Bryant, Susanne Methven, Dawn Parrish, Jean Chinn, Colette LaPointe. Row 2: Krista Walochik, Cheryl Giss, Maureen Haberman, Angela Stees. Ann Yoshihashi, Bill Letes, Joanne Markussen, Dawn Geesy. Row 3: Dan Kibler, Bruce Bender. (8 juniors not shown). Q. scholarshipactivescholarshipscholarshipscholarshi Row 1: William Hyland, John McGraw, Mark Millichap, Scott Ewing. Row 2: Mr. Bowman, Lori Yoshihashi, Jean Tracey Fischer. Marie Richards, Richard Tuey, debateaffirmativedebatequest i o Madison Debators Present Views cd debatequestiondebate This year, the Madison High School Debators competed in local, statewide and major East Coast tournaments. For these, they competed on all levels of Junior Varsity, Varsity, and Champion¬ ship. Being members in the National Forensic League and the Washington Forensic League, ex¬ panded their opportunity for further competition. Building on last year ' s success, they expected more winnings than ever. 184 03 Row 1: Buteh Brown, Sergeant of Arms; Billy Marion, President; Theresa Ellis, Secretary; Jackie Thompson; Joyce Thompson, Vice President; Miklicent Marion, Club Representative. Row 2: Mr. Christie, sponsor; Theonia Thomas; Nancy Symrss; Brenda Pridgett; Cliff Simmons; Jeff Hoston; Cindy Hoston; Barbara Collision; Renee Brown; Tyran Williams; Edna Hamilton; Joanna Hembrick; Lajuana Thomas; Tina Polly. (Not pictured: Wanda Mobley, Treasurer.) ... And The Beat Goes On The Society of Soul was one of Madison ' s most active and pros¬ perous clubs this year. They had numerous bakesales, sponsored dances, and had several club get- togethers. This organization ' s prin¬ cipal purpose was to bring Soul Spirit to Blacks and the working stu¬ dents, by giving them something to identify with as a student at James Madison. —oulsoulsoulblacksoulsoulsoulsoulsoulsoulsoulsou D erorderorderorderorder order or SCA Exchanges Representatives This year the SCA, Student Council Associ¬ ation, sponsored various activities, such as Homecoming, with the aim of getting students involved in Madison. President Steve Roman, with the help of the ir sponsor Mr. Cacciapaglia, started an exchange program with an out of state high school from New Matamorras, Ohio. Several Ohio students came to visit Madison last fall, and Frontier High was visited by five Madison students. The SCA also set up a teacher-student inquiry committee for an evaluation of teaching methods. This committee would hopefully foster a closer working relation¬ ship between students and teachers. A move was made again this year to draft a new student government constitution. derorderadjournorderorderorderorderorderorc ( ,, j ill 111 f L ! ■ § % ijm Row 1 Smriti Chittal, Sheree Simmons, Laurie Siemens. Kathy Huband, Ann Yoshihoshi, Angie Stees. Row 2 Lee Ann Bradshaw, Ruth Curry, Ginny Estrom, Rhea Waugh. Beth Craig, Mark Jones. O Q 186 CD TD Row 1: Paul Frank, ESise Ruff, Robert Roman, Kim Joyner, Rhonda Nancarrow, Helen DeLaVergne, Paula Andersen. Row 2: Debbie Berg, Dan Tennant, Steve Jackson, Bob Bernard, Lynn Reiter, Connie Moen, Jane IVlundt, Carolyn Best, Kathy Paynter. radjournorder orderorderorderadjournorderorde Row 1: Serena Klein, Jean Ball, Joni Boyko, Mary Beth Ahrens. Row 2 Jerry Klemm, Carlton Fuerst, Ron Wobby, Diana Okon, Mary Jarema, Steve Roman, Dwight Watt. 187 O CL CD Cl CD CL CD Q. CD O Q. m ' Exploration of Local Streams by Science Club o. loringexploringexpl xploringfunexploringexploringexplorin This year the Science Club, which was spon¬ sored by Mr. Kline, decided to use Difficult Run for their environmental field study. They worked all year compiling data about nearby streams for the Vienna Town Council. Hopefully their infor¬ mation will help the effort of the Council to con¬ trol pollution. They also tried to introduce and study various sciences and relate them to the environment. This fall the Science Club got to¬ gether and went on a camping trip to Spruce Knob over a weekend. During their short stay they studied the streams and surrounding areas. I exploringexploringe Row 1: Robin Hayward, John Hynes, Mark Rollman, Doug Johnson, Stuart Elford, Lois McGuigan. Row 2: Margaret Frappier, Gigi Dieko, Libby Drescher, Mary Stuart, Bruce Bender, Ann Hedrick, Jeff Leppo, Ken Wilt, Andy Grossman. Row 3: Wendy Barteaux, Cheryl Giss, Janice Wenning, Mike Russell, Mike Tracy, Mickey McGuigan, Brock Covington, Roger Rak. Ed Glaum, Chris Cook. This year ' s active Art Club members are: Liz Piercey, Diana Hoeschen, Lee Ann Lyles, Martha Gilkey, Debbie Genau, Mary Hoeschen, Shelly Jackson, Nancy Sessions, Amy Sanderson, and Barbara York. ra wd ra wd ra wscu I ptd ra wdra wd raw d ra wd raw d ra wd r The Art Club was involved in many ac¬ tivities this year in¬ cluding trips to some studios of area artists, and a winter art and craft show and sale. They had guest art demonstraters and orators appear before the Club. This Club encourages a greater appreciation for art throughout our whole student body. awdrawdrawdrawdrawcreatedrawdrawdrawdrawd CD (S ■o 0 ) mm % Row 1: Beth Bradley, Debbie Marcum, Lori Cortor, Chris Parr, Janet Orndorf, Wendy Chittenden, Helen McNulty, Missy Chiles, Charley fT Tipton. Row 2: Miss Sharrard, Robin Farah, Sheila Turner, Mike McGee, Kip Giier, Barbara Shelton, Ann Bartlett, Mjmmi m , CD (Si partiesnoniilegitimuscarborundumpartiespartiespartie: Tri Et Uel Lie Et The Latin Club had a busy schedule this year. They planned a Saturnalia party at Christmas and a Latin banquet in May. They also presented movies, plays and dinners. To raise necessary funds, the Latin Club held many bake- sales, greatly appreciated by the students. The Symphonic Orchestra (left to right in each Section). First Violin; Row 1: Shirley Rodgers, Don Foy, Larry Bamford. Row 2: Mark Dingman, Shelly Jackson, Liz Pier- cey, Kathi Kemper. Viola; Row 1: Diane Conant, Donna Browning, Debbie Berg. Row 2: Martha Gilkey, Joan Thomas, Sharon Ware. Conductor; Row 3: Mr. Fred Blake. Harpsicord; Row 4: Court Hay. Second Violin; Row 1: Ada DeGol- yer, Victoria Stagi. Row 2: Mary Bielich, Celia Becci. Row 3: Sue Reikowsky, Barry Lieb, David Yeeles, David Clinton. Cello; Row 1: Martha Wagar, Betty Bivins. Flute; Row 2: Sharon Neas, John Glazer, Patty Bailey. Oboe; Row 2: Becky Bowman, Debbie Upham. Bass; Row 3: Stuart Stock, Dennis Thorp. Clarinet; Row 3: Sandy Graves, Bob Duncan Dres- cher. Dotty Karns. Bass Clarinet; Elise Ruff. Melinda Haseleu. Saxaphone; Row 3: George Polk, Alice Stiff. Bassoon; Row 3: Derrik Long, Helen DeLaVergne. Tim¬ pani; Row 4: Ralph Graves, Bob Lewis. Trumpet; Row 4: Mike O ' Neil, Craig Hilt- wine, Tim Harris, Terry Hook. Horn; Row 4: Ed Sykes, Alan Stanford. Trombone; Row 4: Mike Russell, Tommy Steele. Tuba; Row 4: Glyde Hawkins. At left, Madison String Quartet: Larry Bamford, Don Foy, Betty Bivins, Diane Conant. mdtwoandtapandtwoand tap andtwoandtapan Orchestra Gives Superb Concerts The Madison Symphony Or¬ chestra is in its second year and growing. Starting early with con¬ certs by the String Orchestra in elementary schools during Sep¬ tember, the Christmas Concert in December, the Theatre Concert in April, Spring Concert in May, and numerous other appearances kept them busy throughout the year. Eight of the string players represented our school in the Northern Virginia Regional Or¬ chestra in November. Four of these, Kathi Kemper, Don Foy, Betty Bivins, and Dennis Thorp, each won places at the All-Virginia String Orchestra this May. The officers are Betty Bivins; president, Dotti Karns; 1st Vice-president, Dennis Thorp; 2nd Vice-president, Mary Bielich; treasurer-secretary and Donna Browning; librarian. d tapandtwoandtapand tapand ■o c CO CL CO oandtapandtwoan Mr. Berryman Shows Who ' s the Best Around After many months of hard work the Madison bands at last won the recognition of achieved per¬ formers. The Marching Band stepped out of its routine pattern to play in the Halloween Parade but it didn ' t stop there. They performed for the President at his Inauguration and, if they could raise enough money, planned to attend “Six Flags Over Georgia”, an East Coast Festival by invitation only. The bands are divided up according to each per¬ son ' s ability. The Marching Band is composed of the Symphonic Band and Majorettes. The Percussion Ensemble and Woodwind Quintet are a part of the Symphonic Band, Madison ' s best. There is also a Concert Band for those who have not yet reached the perfection that the Symphonic Band requires. I I 194 hree The Woodwind Quintet consists of Nancy Gibbs, Debbie Upham, Jeff Leppo, Susan DeFilippo. and Lisa Rogers. ■£Oiir whistlehalttwothreefourhuptwothree Row 1 Nancy Gibbs, Susanne Methven, Gigi Picard, Meri Cole, Jenny Goad, Lori Yoshinashi, Cathy Vahsen, Pat Bailey, Debbie Upham. Row 2: Lisa Rogers, Bob Drescher, Barbara Jesse, Sandy Graves, Mary Lou Rodgers, Margaret Frappier, Tim Shwartzwelder, Kathy Lassiter, Derrik Long, Susan DeFilippo. Row 3: Joe Giordano, Janet Haalck, Dotty Karns, Marilyn Strange, Katie Talberth, Steve Love, John Darcey, Alan Stanford, Allyson Eakin, Eddie Sykes, Jeff Leppo, David Jenkins, Annette Chapman, Gina Nutter, Melinda Haseleu, elise Ruff. Row 4: Court Hay, Carolyn Best, Debbie Woodson, Bob Darcey, Linda Rodgers, Kathy Harkness, Barbara Mullon, Dale Stouten- burgh, James Shiley, Craig Hiltwine, Kevin Parker, Dan Johnson, Brian Lee, Mike O ' Neill, Mark Hines, Ken Campbell, Terry Hook, Ron Rice, Marc Weigel, Tim Harris, Kevin Haines, Alice Stiff, Lois McGuigan, David Johnson. Row 5: Scott Ewing, Chuck Wilson, John Potter, Mike Russell, Mark Mogen, Tommy Steele, Mickey McGuigan, Craig Radcliffe, George Polk, Frank Jenkins, Paul Wise, Brian Stubbs. Standing: Bruce Hull, Ralph Graves, Bil! Morton, Stu Rowan, Jamie Ingram, Bob Lewis, Stuart Stock, Roy Perry, Jerry Mays, Clyde Hawkins. Officers; President: Bruce Hull, Vice Pres.: Tom Steele, Sec.: Lisa Rogers, Treas.: Terry Hook. a fourhu Row 1: Liz Donohoe, Kathy Wilgus, Patty Rose. Mary Copp, Nancy Stone, Maggie Godbold, Penny Waters, Mieke Degroot, Sharon King, Kathy Ganus, Jon Mervine, Chip Perks, Kerby Smith, Robin Richard, Mickey Mackintoch, Richard Wilden, Dave Reese. Row 2: Debbie Briggs, Ruth Curry, Susan Appel, Lorrie Mahaffey, Krista Walochik, Sally Kimball, Holly Harris, Jane Nixon, Cathy Green, Lynn Savia, Cheryl Giss, Lyn Welsh, Liz Pollard, Cheryl Cherok, Julie Walp, Mark Marr, Dennis Thorpe. Row 3: Doug Albertson, Greg Suer, James Autrey, Craig Nielson, Bill Stewart, Corey Bonney, Daryl Miller, Robin Sloanger, Andrea Methven, Susan Trout, Melinda Merrell. Melinda Thomas, Loren Hall. Row 4: Kevin Grimes, William Lefes, Phil Culkin, Steve Hoelscher, Alan Mercer, Jeff Rink, Pierre Richard, Kathy Murphy, Kym Martin, Annette Stanley, Ann Hedrick, Joanne Gough, Mandy Moy, Donna Gilbert, Carol Sadowski, Jacki Hedrick. ■ nifasolaticoffeedoremifasolaticoffeedoremifasolaticoffeed i How ?. Ltz Donohoe, Patty Rose, Nancy Stone, Krista Walochik, Kathy Wilgus. Lorrie Mahaffey, Maggie Godbold, Debbie Briggs, Cheryl Giss. Holly Hams. Robin Sloanger. Row 2: Pierre Richard, Jeff Rink, Steve Hoelscher, Jon Mervine, Scott Barton, Dave Reese, ' emifasolaticoffeedoremifasola 197 O O CD CD CL O Madison Choir, Madrigals Excel This year, the Madison Concert Choir, and Madrigal singers, directed by Robert Shafer, maintained its excellent reputation. They are the only high school choir who has been invited to sing at the Kennedy Center. The choir sang twice there, in Britten ' s War Requiem September, and the Bach Festival in spring. Other concerts included the National Gallery of Art; the National Presby¬ terian Church; and the Madrigals were in¬ vited to sing for President Nixon at the White House. In addition to their Spring and Christmas concerts, they staged a concert, The Old and the New, in early December. It featured the choir and madrigals singing traditional and classical music and Fence, in country rock, and western. The Faces that Put Memories Together The Montpelior staff devoted many hours of work and creative ideas to the production of the 1972-73 yearbook. With the guidance of advisor, Mr. Harry Shaffer and the two editors Roxanne Lang and Evelyn Morgner, the new and old staff members were taught what was needed to design their school yearbook. Despite all the ups and downs that the staff had we feel that this yearbook represents Madison ' s life as accurately as was possible. Left to right: Bill Stewart; boy ' s sports co-editor, Joanne Bleam; Faculty co¬ editor, Margie Bowers; art co-editor, Carla Barsanti, Sherry Reagen, Nancy Gibbs; girl ' s sports co-editor, Patty Jaggars, Thea Bertola; girl sports co- editor, Elly Maynard; ads editor, Karen Rosholt; happenings editor, Sabine Klose; organization editor. Center: Jeff Leppo. senior editor, Roxanne Lang, yearbook co-editor, Evelyn Morgner; yearbook co-editor. — nesdeadline; O CD adlinesdeadlinesinsanitydeadlinesdeadlines Top right. Row 1: Cathy Fernandez, Connie Moen, Gigi Dieke, Sharon Burtner, Joanne Clark. Row 2: Kathy Valetich, Lori Krupp, Ann Van Huizen, Gary Weitz, Sharon King, Lona Ichikawa, Susanne Methven, Diane Smiroldo, Sharon Ware. Row 3: Beth Wiesnet, Becky Moen, Janet L.appin, Steve Lyons, Bill Dembo, Kathy Sieminski, Carol Murphy, Missy Chiles. Bottom right. Row 1 Cherl Conaty, Tricia Martin, Kathy Harkness, Jean Ball, Terry DeVito. Row 2: Patty Goodson, Jolie Gercken, Stephanie Valetich, Paula Lorfano, Angie Fader, Patty Lefes, Mike Long, Kathy Huband. i adiinesdeadlinesdeadlinesdeadlinesfrustrationsdeadline t r %j ' M f 1 LjM i ■fm � • ?5 K 4 £ | if W % v m m s� fr ' r, ■ itfy ' What is Ad¬ ministration? The administration is a group of people who are in charge of managing every function of Madison. This year each administrator took charge of one grade creating a sub¬ school system with four principals. This system worked out remarkably well due to the excellent organization of each school.” Mr. Clarence Drayer— Principal Mr. Robert Williams — Asst. Principal B.S. W. Virginia University M.Ed. University ofVa. Mr. Drayer B.A. George Washington M.A. American U. Ms. Lois Tichenor B.S. Fla. State Univ. M.A.T. Duke Univ. 204 Mr. James Strohm — Dir. Guidance B A. — U, of Richmond M.A. — Col. of Wm. and Mary 12th Grade Sub-School Principal Mr. Geoge Dozier A.B., M.A. — U. of N. Carolina 11th Grade Sub-School Principal Mr. Harry Holsinger B.A. — Randolph-Macon College M.Ed. — Harvard Univ. 9th Grade Sub-School Principal 205 Mr. Norman Chaudet B.S., M.A. — Maryland U. Director of Athletics - Director of Student Activities The Arts What are the Arts? The arts encompass anything that can be expressed or produced through music, dramatics or illustration, in such a way that they hold some appeal or significance to the viewer. Ms. Nancy Nateman — Drama B.A. Greensboro College Thespian Sponsor NOT PICTURED Ms. Joan Gardner — Art B S. Indiana U. Art Club Mr. Harry Shaffer — Art B.F.A. Va. Commonwealth U. Yearbook Sponsor Ms. Joyce Bullock — Art B.A. Shepherd College Cheerleading Sponsor 206 Mr, Paul Berryman — Band B.S. U, Wis,; IV!.A. Purdue Sponsor — all Bands Mr. Frederick Blake — Orchestra B Ed N. Illinois University M.A. Northwestern U. not pictured Mr. Robert Shafer Choral Director 207 What is Business? Business is an occupation which is aimed at making a profit. The business courses offer the study of the clerical methods involved in busi¬ ness or commerce — the ground-work for suc¬ cess in this field. This department boasts diverse course offerings from Personal Typing to Busi¬ ness Law. not pictured Ms. Delma Prince B.S.E. Arkansas State M.Ed. Maryland Univ. Ms. Dorothy LaSerte — Marketing, Fashion Merchandising B.S. Va. Commonwealth Univ. D.E. Club Sponsor Mr. James Fowler — . C. T. B.S. Auburn University M.Ed. Univ. Maryland 208 Ms. Janet Hurley — Typing B-S. Concord College, M.A. Marshall U. Mike Club Sponsor Ms. Dolma Jo Prince — Steno B.S.E, Arkansas State College U. of Maryland M.Ed. Ms. Caroline Fritter — Typing B.A. Madison College FBLA Co-Sponsor Mr. Clinton Hannah — Typing B.S. W. Va. Tech., M.A. G. Wash. U. Head Coach Basketball, Golf 209 English What is English? English is a Germanic language, whose characteristics are studied through interpertation of its written and spoken forms. This study can be quite diverse; for that reason many types of teachers are represented in our English Department. Ms. Sarah Bean — English B.A. Converse College M.A. University of Kansas • • ' ■ Mr. Andrew Browning — English Princeton University Sophomore Class, It ' s Academic Sponsor Mr. John Cacciapaglia — English B.A. M.A. Univ. of Virginia S.C.A. Sponsor Mr. Brady Corrothers — English WestVa. University 210 Ms. Helene Dyke — English Connecticut College Nat. Honor Society Sponsor Ms. Alice Granger — English G. Washington Univ. FTA Sponsor Ms. Kathy Hermann — English B.A. Western Carolina Univ. M.A. Univ. of Tennessee 211 Mr. Charles McAllister — English B.A., M.Ed. Univ. of Va. Senior Class Sponsor Ms. Julia Overstreet — English Mary Washington College Art Institute of Chicago Ms. Barbara Scholz — English Ms. Dorothy Seymore — English B.A. Mary Baldwin College Madison College M.Ed. Univ. of Va. Heritage Sponsor 212 Ms. Margaret Wallace — A,P. English 8.A. Millsaps College, M.A. Univ. of Miss. Forensics Sponsor Ms. Lois Swinson — English Journalism Univ. of Minn. Hawk Talk, Madison Memos Sponsor I it Ms. Mary White — English B.A. Millsaps College M.Ed. Univ. of Virginia 213 Ms. Sarah Whitlock — English Virginia State College Co-Sponsor Freshman Class FACULTY CANDIDS I ' l Ms. Phyllis Bellamy American University Ms. Billie DeBord B.S. Mary Washington M Ed. Radford College Mr. Jack Ramey B.S. Appalachian State M.Ed. Univ. of Va. 215 Mr. Edward White B.A. Lynchburg College M.Ed Univ. of Va. Guidance mamma Ms. Helen Jones B.A. Old Dominion Univ. M.Ed. Univ. of Va. What is guidance? Guidance is the act of leading, direct¬ ing, or guiding. This department attempts to guide each student in a path most beneficial to his future and most suited to his character which is a most difficult task. Ms. Ouida Jenks University of Texas B.J. George Washington Univ. M.A. Ms. Eleanor Tucker Queens College A.B. George Washington Univ. M.A. 216 Mr. Joe Crain Michigan College B.S. George Washington U. M.A. Home Economics Industrial Arts What are Home Ec. and Industrial Arts? Home Econom¬ ics and shop are the study of subjects which are applicable in everyday life. They are most useful tools for independent living in the future. Mr. A. Maguschak B.S, Cal. State, M.Ed. William Mary J.V. Frosh Wrestling Coach Ms. Patricia Walochik B.S. Indiana Univ. F H A. Co-Sponsor Ms. Georgia Bange— Home Ec. B.S. Concord Col., M.Ed. Univ. of Md. F.H.A. Sponsor 217 Mr. James Cave B.S. Frostburg State College A typical faculty meeting?!! Let ' s skip fourth period and go to McDonald ' s. I can ' t go back to my classroom — I don ' t have a hall pass! If I say you ' ll dance with one of the lovelies, you ' ll dance with one of the lovelies! We had one H of a time! Mr. Edmondson — Spanish B.A. Univ. de las Americas Univ. of Salamanca (Spain) grad, work Languages What are the languages? The languages are the most important method of communication between people. Through the study of foreign languages, we can learn to communicate our ideas to people of other nationalties; this may be the key to world harmony. Ms. MerrHyn Ayers — Spanish B.A. Univ. of California Spanish Club Sponsor Ms. Barbara Frazier — French A.B. Col. of William Mary Madisonette Sponsor 219 Ms. Maria Ingham — Spanish George Mason Univ. Spanish Club Sponsor Ms. Jacqueline Kendall — French B.A. Univ. of California French Reading Club Ms. Generosa Latkovski — German A.B. Nazareth College Mr. George Moinichen — Spanish B.S. M.S. Northern Illinois Univ. Junior Class Sponsor Mr. Willard Reitz — French, German A.B. New York State Univ. M.A.T. Univ. of Virginia German Club Sponsor 220 Mathematics What is mathematics? Mathematics is the study of the science dealing with the various aspects of numbers. This subject requires diligent studying in order for students to understand the basic concepts. Mr. Jerry A ugeri Strayer College Mr. Charles Dye Ms. Virginia Findeis B.A. Murray State Univ. New York Univ. M.A. Rutgers Univ. 221 Mr. William S ho nerd B.S. U.S. Naval Academy M.A. George Washington Univ. Ms. Peg Sud Vassar College B.A. Stanford Univ. M.A.T. Ms. Dorothy Thornton Flora Macdonald College 222 Ms. Wanda Snuggs Troy State College Assistant Director — Musical Mr. George Hoffman U S. Naval Academy George Washington Univ. Ms. Jane Marlatt Dickenson College Strategy Club Ms. Jane Pugh University of Iowa 223 Mr. Preston Waller B.A. George Washington U. M.Ed. Univ. of Virginia What is Physi¬ cal Education? Physical Education is the study of athletics and health; knowledge which is fundamental to everyone ' s future. Physical Edcuation encompasses the study of first aid, drugs and drivers ' education as well as instruction in all major sports. Ill . ;«{ ' JfHMt ,| Iflllll,,|| J!llfp; Jiiiiiiinii iiiiiiiiiiiiiin, iiiiii mi ii 11 nil iHiaiiiiiiiiiiffi niiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ■mi n iiiiiiiii Mr. Robert Hand — P.E. Varsity Wrestling Coach Mr. Thomas Christie — P.E. B.S. Kings College M.A. Trenton State Mr. William Leskovar — P.E. University of Kentucky Varsity Football Mr. William Weaver — P.E. B.S. George Washington U. Asst. Football Coach Mr. George McLean — P.E. B.A. Univ. North Carolina J.V. Basketball Coach V Ms. Gloria Mil bourn — Gym 8.S fViary Washington Varsity Softball Ms. Patsy Dean — Gym Madison Col. Varsity B-ball, J.V. Softball Ms. Louise Kempf — Gym Whittier College J.V. Basketball Ms. Diane Pound — Gym Madison College J.V. Hockey Intramurals 225 Sciences What is science? Science is the study of the physical or material world; a study which has many diverse branches. A knowledge of this subject is gained only through a systematic study of facts and principles. Ms. Rose Boyko New York University Ms. Naomi Crawford Texas Univ. of Arts and Industries Ms. Catherine Clark Madison College 226 Mr. Robert L. Riggers Washington and Lee Univ. of Va. Ms. Jane French Manchester University Birmingham Univ. Mr. Wendell Davis B.S. West Virginia U M.A.T. Duke Univ. 227 Mr. AlfredSaieed A.B. Duke Univ. M.A. East Carolina Univ. Mr. Joseph Verciglio B.S. M.A. West Va. Univ. Varsity Baseball 228 Social Studies What is social studies? Social studies is the study of all aspects of human life, past, present and future. This study includes such subjects as government, history, geography, sociology, economics and current affairs. Mr. Arthur Day Wilson Teacher College Mr. William A nglin B.A. M.A. Univ. of Ala. Mr. Glenn Bowman B.A. Bridgewater College M.A. Univ. of Virginia Ms. Jeanette Felts B.S. Madison College M.Ed. Univ. of Va. 229 Mr. Carlton Inglis Ky. Wesleyan College Madison Club Mr. James Miller Randolph Macon College Ms. Deborah Peterson Auburn University Ms. Freda Russell Univ. of Kansas 230 Ms. Linda Smith North Texas State Univ. Pom Pom Squad Ms. Lucille Willis Howard University John ' s Hopkins Univ. Mr. Steven Ward B.A. M.A. Central Mich. U. Swimming Team 231 In Memory of Mrs. Jean Donohoe ' Met a lady in school one day, and it became clear she had something to say. She rang it out with sympathy in her voice and it became clear I had no choice — but to change . . . Her words were music to my ears she cleared up my doubts, she cleared up my fears, and When I went to sleep that night I saw my own soul with a new kind of sight. She was bright, and she was nice, but her time came like a roll of the dice She ' s been through trials and She ' s been through pain — but now She ' s made it through the rain Mrs. Donohoe, keep smiling and brighten up the room. Mrs. Donohoe, keep smiling, and We ' ll all see you soon. Mark Elsasser Other Faculty Members Mr. William A nglin Economics Ms. Foley Typing Ms. Jean McKenney Government Mr. Stephen Outterbridge Mr. Stephen Walley English Main. Repair B.A. North Carolina U. 232 Ms. Bonnie Bowman — English B.A. Mary Washington Ms. Eleanor Duffield — Govt. B.S. Madison College Ms. Bernis London — English Univ. of Pennsylvania Ms. Linda Sharrard — Latin B.A Oakland Univ. Latin Club, A.F.S. Club Mr. William Malkin — Math M.S. IM. York U , B.S. Univ. Minn. Tennis Coach Mr. Evan K. Rowe, Jr. — U.S. History Slippery Rock State College 233 Mr. Thomas Nutt at B.S. New York State Univ. M.S.T. Rutgers Univ. Ms. Rose Taylor - 10th Grade Secretary Ms. Elaine Johnson — Principal ' s Secretary Ms. Lois Stemmerman — 12th Grade Secretary Ms. Ida Jillson — 9th - 11th Grade Secretary 234 Ms. Mary Ardai — Librarian Ms. Applegate — Secretary Ms. Dora Fowler — Nurse Ms. Mickey Smith — IBM Secretary Ms. Nancy Newman — Librarian Ms. Sylvia Minor - Library Secretary 235 ’ 1 ! ISUm- - Worthington ' s 133 Church St. Vienna, Virginia Phone:938-7428 Sherry Reagan and Ellie Maynard find the perfect unusual gift at Worthington ' s. Full Crv Shop 111 Church St. Vienna, Virginia Phone: 938-9755 Sherry Reagan and Ellie Maynard choose their wardrobe for the upcoming season. Hall of Fabrics 1221 Branch Road S.E. Vienna, Virginia Phone:938-0484 Vienna Hardware 136 Maple Ave. W. Vienna, Virginia Phone 938-9733 Brock Covington chooses the tool he needs at Vienna Hardware Joanne Miller takes time out from her job at Providence Savings and Loan to smile for the camera. 527 Maple Ave. E. Vienna, Virginia Phone: 938-5900 PROVIDENCE SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Kathy Goings helps Sherry Reagan choose the perfect dress at Marion’s Dress Shop. 237 Maple Ave. E. Vienna, Virginia Phone: 938-6911 MARION ' S DRESS SHOP CURLY ' S Men ' s Boy ' s Clothing 137 Church St. N.W. Vienna, Virginia Phone: 938-7155 Curly’s, the jeans capital of Vienna, offers a variety of clothing in various sizes, styles, and shapes. ONE HOUR MARTINIZING CLEANERS 328 Maple Ave. E. Vienna, Virginia Susan Morrison and Debbie Owen concen¬ trate on filling orders for One Hour Martin- izing. J Move up to a YEONAS community For information, Call 938-2200 240 KETTERMAN ' S GIFT JEWELRY SHOP 142 Branch Rd. Vienna, Va. Phone: 938-2304 VAL ' S HAIR STYLIST 155 Glyndon St. SE Vienna, Va. Phone: 938-6633 A GREAT YEAR FOR THE CLASS OF ' 75 241 CHAPPELL ' S SHELL SERVICE Maple, at Glyndon St. Vienna, Va. Phone:938-2756 SAFFELL ROOFING Roofing Sheet Metal Contractors 4939 Duke St. Alexandria, Virginia Phone: 751-1414 WEST SIDE EXXON AT TYSONS CORNER 2081 Chain Bridge Rd, Vienna, Va. Phone: 893-6644 HAPCO MARINE INC. 134 Maple Ave. Vienna, Va. Phone: 938-4534 Beth Potter enjoys the pleasant atmosphere at Hapco Marine. TEXAS TEDD BRITT FORD Everyone enjoys visiting Texas Tedd Britt and his Fords. 10570 Lee Highway Fairfax, Virginia Phone: 273-6650 � BUHL ELECTRIC CO. 312 Dominion Rd. N.E. Vienna, Virginia Phone: 938-3232 Good Luck Class of ' 73 MYERS HILL, REALTORS 156 Maple Ave. E. Vienna, Va. Phone: 938-0322 Your neighborhood Realtor with 7 offices to serve you in Fairfax, Loudon, Prince William and Fauquier counties. Pat Schnetzler and Lee Leahy confer on a home finding problem at Myers Hill, Realtors Madison 1973 HOME OF THE tVARWWKS BARE ' S TV AND ANTENNA SERVICE When Veronica Freeman is home on vacation, she takes her clothes to Connell ' s Valet. RCA Packard Bell Sales and Service Antenna Installations 407 Maple Ave. Vienna, Virginia Phone: 938-0118 CONNELL ' S VALET Personalized Service Featuring Custom Dry Cleaning and Laundry 146 Maple Ave., W. Vienna, Virginia 1973 MONTPELIER STAFF Mr. Harry Shaffer, Sponsor Roxanne Lang Evelyn Morgner Co-Editors-in-Chief OPENING Roxanne Lang Evelyn Morgner SENIORS Jeff Leppo Kathy Huband Patty daggers Mike Long HAPPENINGS Karen Rosholdt Sherry Reagan Patty Goodson Terry DeVito Jeanine Uncles Peggy Anderson Robin Forest Laura Reynolds UNDERCLASSMEN Sandy Keiser Carol Keiser BOYS SPORTS Joe Donahue Bill Stewart Jack Salter Bill Dembo Mark Dinterman GIRLS SPORTS Nancy Gibbs Thea Bartole Carol Murphy Debbie Balbony ORGANIZATIONS Sabine Klose Becky Moen Ann Van Huizen Gary Weitz Connie Moen Kathy Seminski Lori Krupp Joanne Clarke Elise Ruff FACULTY Liz Donahue Joan Bleam ADS Ellie Maynard Debbie Woodson Laura Byrom ART Margie Bowers Ann Morgan Elda Brown Steve Lions Donna Capozzella PHOTOGRAPHY Cliff Cummings—Co-Head Mark Lelahn—Co-Head Ann Morgan Carol Baird Brian Handly CONTRIBUTORS Debbie Brunetti Diana Okon Diane Brown Neil Miller Chris Parr Denotes Section Editors for 72-73 Staff Special Thanks Goes To Mr. Harry Shaffer, our sponsor, for all his help. Mr. Richard Vestal, our representative from Delmar Mr. George Deal, our studio photographer Mr. Clarence P. Drayer, Principal, for his support Mr. Robert Williams, A.P.A.,for his patience Mr. Charles Dye, for his help with the business staff Mrs. Hopkins, the finance officer All the teachers and students who have contributed to the 1973 Montpelior Yearbook 1973 Montpelier Patrons William Anglin See ya next year! Carol Baird Sarah M. Bean Mr. Fred Blake Boards 2 and 3JMHS Chess Team Bonny Children ' s Shop Mrs. Robert E. Bowman Brian and Sally say La Vee Mr. and Mrs. A H. Browning Buck and Snapper John Cacciapaglia Charles Cardine The Cheroks The Conant Family The Craft Studio Wendell C. Davis Billie DeBord Gigi Deike The Dolley Sisters In Memory of Mrs. Donahoe—SGA The Jim Donnelly Fan Club George Dozier Mr. and Mrs. Drayer Elizabeth R Drescher Mr. Charles Dye Edmondson—Happiness is Spanish Mrs. Edna Edwards The Escpyasaurs The Fernandez Family Bob Figgers Fyrde Finstermeister Jay Franklin-Padres Mrs. Barbara Frazier Jane Garrett Grendel Gongan, Gods Yrre Baer Julie Granger The Hairdresser Mrs. Henry Hi-Gear Tire Auto, Vienna Your Seiberling Tire Merchant Harry Holsinger Sehora Ingham ' s 3rd pd. Sp. II class Ida Jiilson S. Gregory Jones says Hi I Joni and Reed Dr and Mrs. Gilbert Karnette The Klose Family KLT and KLS The Bobsey Twins Madison Memos Staff Bill Maikin Marion ' s Dress Shop Jane Marlatt Jean B. McKenney McQuinn ' s Sporting Goods Pat Gleason Monster Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Morgner Robert A. Moss M.P. We love ya! Tex and Murd Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio and Gift Shop, Vienna Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Nuttall Pizza Fair, 235E Maple Ave. Pizza and Subs The Rak Family N J. Ramey, Jr. Rascal W A. Reitz Mr. Rowe Freda Russell Mr. Alfred Saieed H. P. Shaffer—It ' s All Finished! LTC Mrs. E. J. Sieminski Skubie and Peppe Ronnie S linger man—White Sox Linda Rocheleau Smith Sowers and Reapers Ltd. Louise Stemmerman Mr. and Mrs. M L. Stock Kathryn Stock Kendi Thomas James Strohm Mrs. Swin son Mrs. Warren G. Thornton Lois Tichenor Mrs. Tucker Cathy Vahsen Joe Verciglio The Big Nail J. Crain Vienna Bootery Mike Wallace-Phillies Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Walley David Webb Mrs. S. J. Whitlock Doris E. Wilke Robert Williams Mrs. Willis Wu—Happiness is Chink! Good luck and love for J.W.F. from M.F.G. Jacqueline R. Kendall Greetings to Jordan, Peru, Tanzania and Zambia from B C.E.M.Y.A.R. THAN KS SHAFFER! BEST ALL AROUND Diane Giovacchini, Jim Curry BEST LEADERS Steve Roman. Thalia Gerachis SENIOR SUPERLATIVES — CLASS OF 73 MOST ATHLETIC Diana Okon, Paul Archibald MOST SCHOLARLY Nancy Gibbs. Stuart Stock MOST LIKELY TO BE REMEMBERED Patty Jaggers, Tom Ponsford MOST TALENTED Liz Donahoe, Kevin Butler WITTIEST Kay Baden, Frank Lawson A2B BEST LOOKING MOST TALKATIVE Dave Headley, Elda Brown Mike O ' Brien, Sally Little MOST SOUL Cliff Simmons, Joyce Thompson BIGGEST FLIRT Bruce Hull, Janet A Ices MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Geoff James, Bonita Pennine MOST SWEDISH Torbjorn Ostlund . • •: r- ; : 1 1 f I ■ B I | B 1 g P p VRARE 373.755 J 1973 V.13 James Madison High School (Fairfax, Va.) The ... Montpelier Iftiili