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

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1976 volume:

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' t.?2 ' 5-s ■’S ' ' „3r 23 “ ' r aeMS - ' i aaazs s - r as. jMjm ' jiBaaaiiBa«aaiaMH«i� 9 s: s. iiisssussisMisisisn i iiniMH jaaaai!aiaa� Ktta«a«B«aa««i w iamaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa iaaaaaa aaaaaaaactaaaaaaaaaasa iipsss8isss:s::::Ksss:8s::sr - |SS8:8S8SSSSSS;8:8S88SS8S8S S 8 8 188888888888888888:8888888888 8 V !!!� !� !� 8!Ss8isB aaaaaaaaHaftei aiaaaaaaaBtitKiaBi BBiBaBaaBBBaBHBr s fts; i for tomorrow can fulfill today ' s dreams. 13 administration Norman L. Chaudet B.S., M.A, Univ. of Md, Dir. of Student Activities Dir. of Athletics 18 administration Mrs. Mary Hopkins Finance Officer Alice Clyne Budget Secretary y 19 twelfth grade sub-school Louise Stemmerman 12th Grade Sub-School Secretary Edwin S. White, Senior Counselor B.A. Lynchburg College, M.Ed. University of Virginia Advanced Graduate Work — University of Virginia James Strohm 12th Grade Sub-School Principal Director of Guidance B.A, — University of Richmond, M.A. The College of William Mary 20 Robert Williams B.S. West Virginia Univ., M.Ed. University of Virginia eleventh grade sub-school J Susan Oaks B.A. 8i M.A. University of Alabama 1 1th Grade counselor Majorette Sponsor 21 Rose A, Taylor 1 1th Grade Sub-School tenth grade sub-school Joe Crain B.S. M.A. 10th Grade Counselor George G. Dozier A.B., M.A. University of N.C. I. Jillson 9th 10th Grade Sub-school Secretary Ouida Jenks, 10th Grade Counselor B.A. Univ. of Texas, M.A. Geo. Wash. Univ. V 22 ninth grade sub-school Harry F. Holsinger B.A. Randolph-Macon Ed.M, Harvard Univ. Mrs. Helen Jones B.A. Old Dominion Univ., M.Ed. Univ. of Va. Guidance Counselor 23 art Mrs. Joan Gardner B.S., Indiana Univ. of Pa. Art Club Sponsor Mrs. Joyce B. Davis B.A. Shepherd College Harry P. Shaffer B.F.A. Virginia Commonwealth Univ. Yearbook Advisor, 9th Grade Class Advisor 24 Fred Blake No. Illinois Northwestern U. Orchestra music and drama Carl Bianchi, Band Director Eastman School of Music, U, of Rochester Catholic University 25 Mr. Lindsey Florence A.B. College of William Mary M.M. Indiana University home economics and industrial arts Mrs. Sarah L, Glaum B.S. Drexel University Home Economics 26 Mrs. Dottie Lineberry Mt. Vernon Beauty Academy Cosmetology industrial arts Stephen B. Walley Northern Virginia Community College Charles L. Augustine Maintenance and Repair business Delma Jo Prince Arkansas Central Univ. University of Md. Clinton R. Hannah B.S. W.Va. Tech.,M.A. George Washington Univ. Assistant Basketball Coach Varsity Golf Coach Jack Ramey B.S. Appalacian State Teacher ' s College M.Ed, U.V.A. Freshman Football Mrs. Elsie S. O ' Grady B.S. Boston Univ. M.A. George Washington Univ. Senior Class sponsor, F.B.L.A. Caroline B. Fritter Madison College Sponsor— F.B.L.A. 28 Dorothy LaSerte B.S. Commonwealth University Sponsor DECA Chapter business Mrs, Janet Hurley Co-Sponsor FBLA B.S. Concord College, M.A, Marshall Univ. Mr. Tom Christie B.S. Kings College, M.A. Trenton State Mrs. Mary Lynn Gambili Co-Sponsor — FBLA Middle Tennessee State Univ ,B.S. 29 english Sarah M. Bean B.A. Converse College, M.A. Univ. of Kansas Sophomore Class Sponsor Ms. Lois K. Swinson . B.A. Univ. of Minn. SWlKISOM Barbara Scholz F.T.A. Sponsor 30 Ruth Shapiro Penn State Univ., Temple Univ. english Mr. Robert Mullin B.A. St. Francis College Student Newspaper Advisor Robert A. Moss B.A. Lynchburg College, U.Va. Cross-Country, Soccer Dorothy Seymore Madison College Heritage english Chuck McAllister B.A. U.Va. M.Ed. U. Va, m-i Roberta Henry B.A. George Mason Univ. — ' 75 in English 32 english Nancy M. Donnelly B.A, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Univ. in English Alice C. Granger George Washington Univ. John T. Cacciapaglia B.A. — M.A. U. Va. Sponsor — S.G.A., Soul Squad Shannon Chastain Univ. of Evansville, Indiana, Cheerleader Sponsor 33 english James H. Pattisal, Jr. Univ. of Virginia, Masters Degree Elizabeth Windsor English Aid fWf Mary Helen White Millsapo College, U.Va. Ms. Bernis von zur Muehlen Univ. of Penna. 34 library languages Patricia S. Finch Bowling Green State Univ. in Spanish Mrs. Maria M. Ingham Northeastern Univ. George Mason Univ. Sponsor — Spanish Club George Moinichen, Spanish Northern Illinois Univ. Bette Bartelmes, Latin English B.A., M.A. Latin, Geo. Wash. Univ., Univ. Michigan M.A. Comparative Lit., Univ. of Michigan; Sponsor — Latin Club 36 Mrs. Mary Hirsch French Queens College, N.Y. languages Jacqueline R. Kendall French German B.A. Univ. of Calif, at Berkeley Barbara M. Frazier French Sponsor: French Club A.B. College of William Mary Sponsor: Madisonettes 37 math H Thomas J. Nuttall B.S., M.S.T. Rutgers Univ. Math Dept. Chairman Senior Class, J.V. Basketball Mrs. Peg Sud B.A. Vassar College M.A.T. Stanford Univ. Marvin L. Ross B.S. Texas Tech University M.A. Stanford University 38 Mrs. Dorothy M. Thorton B.A. Flora Macdonald College math Susan Ann Sawchuk University of Rhode Island Mrs. Ann F. Brown B.A. Bridgewater College, 1968 Jane R. Marlatt Dickenson College Bridge Club John D ' Elia George Mason University Winter and Spring Track Ass ' t Coach Co-sponsor Chess and Bridge Club 39 math Mr. Tom Reilly B.S. Shepherd College Football and Track Coaches William Shonerd B.S. U.S. Naval Academy M.A. George Wash. Univ. Wanda H. Snuggs B.S. Troy State Univ., Ala. Jr. Class co-sponsor Jean Kelly Worcester State College, Mass. Quinsigamond Comm. College, Mass. Virginia M. Findeis New York University Bachelor Degree in Industrial Engineering 40 math Mrs. Edwards B.S. Cornell Univ. Mr. Waller B.A, George Wash. Univ. M.Ed. Univ. of Va. Martha E. Moore Erskine College University of South Carolina 41 physical education Bob Hand Varsity Wrestling Coach Don Roth B.A. Spring Arbor College M.A. George Mason University Asst. Football Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach V Mr. Leskovar A.B. Univ. of Kentucky in Phy. Ed. George McLean B.A. North Carolina University Varsity Basketball Coach ' A2 _ 1 physical education Miss Pat Dean B.A. Madison College, M.S. V.P.i. S.U. Coach: Varsity B-Ball, Softball Tennis Intramurals Mrs. Diana Hackett B.S. Madison College, M.S. V.P.I. S.U. Coach; J.V. B-Ball, V. Hockey, Sponsor GAA Mrs. Margaret Birch B.S. Madison College, M.S. V.P.I. S.U. Coach: V. Hockey, Dance Intramurals Mrs. Gloria Miibourn B.S. Mary Washington, M.S. V.P.I. S.U Assistant Athletic Director 43 B.S. Frederick College, M.S.Ed. Madison College Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Wrestling Coach Mrs. Naomi Crawford B.A, Texas Univ. of Arts and Industries science Ned Garber Mrs. Rose R. Boyko B.A. New York University Masters — George Mason University Wendell C. Davis B.S. West Va. Univ., M.A.T. Duke Univ. 44 Alfred Saieed — Chemistry A.B. Duke Univ., M.A. East Carolina Univ. i ' 45 ■f i Gary Bender V.P.I. John Kline B.A. Bridgewater College M.Ed. Univ. of Va. Rod and Gun Club, Science Club Sponsors 46 social studies Mrs. Debbie Peterson B.S. Auburn Univ. Pom Pom Girl ' s Sponsor Mr. Gary Rosenthal B.A. Virginia Tech. Sponsor: Debate Team, Girls ' J.V. Softball Mrs. Eleanor McCord B.A. Mary Baldwin College M.A.T. Univ. of N. Carolina Wiliianr U. Anglin Univ. of Alabama I social studies Denny Herring B.A. Harris Teachers College, M.A. Columbia Univ. Department Chairman Paul Haskell B.A. Tulane University M.A. Political Science Rutgers University international Relations Club Mrs. Freda Russell B.A. Univ. of Kansas History — Career Information Center Miss Karen R. Boyko B.S. Madison College Social Studies Aid, Victory Bus Sponsor social studies Jeanette Felts B.S. Madison College M.Ed. Univ. of Va, James M. Miller A.B. Randolph Macon College Duke University Charles H. Sell M.E. Michigan State University Head Football Coach, Swimming Coach Mr. Carlton Inglis K.Y. Wesleyan College social studies Glenn C. Bowman M AT. University of Va. Sponsor: It ' s Academic Jean Booth McKenney M.A. History Univ. of Richmond B.A. Westhampton College Mrs. Sarah E. Whitlock This is dedicated to the wonderful woman who you could always find smiling from behind her desk in IS2, Mrs. Sarah £ Whitlock Rest now Mrs. Whitlock from all of us who love you Wei! miss you very much but God loves you too. God has called for you to sit around his throne You ' ll always be with us in memory for only your soul is gone We here at Madison wish to thank you for all that you helped to make possible Rest now Mrs. Whitlock for you shall never be forgotten by Sheila Marion candids coco Michael Albertson Victoria Amos Paul Andersen Charles Anderson David Anderson Jennifer Anderson Lois Andrews Dirk Angevine Kenneth Angus Tony Anzilotti John Arias Sheryl Armistead Edward Armstrong Karen Arnold Scott Ashdown Mary Asher Susan Axelrod Laurie Ayers Dorine Baber Brenda Baer 54 Mary Hundley Secretary Maureen Kehler Treasurer Mark Merrsll Vice President Carol Henderson President esAmen David Balboni Deborah Barackman Beth Barnett Kelly Basford Susan Barsant! Pearson Bennett Elien Ben Mylene Benson Michael BentSey Tammy Beach Robin Baukin Bonnie Berger Brenda Bergquist Lisa Bertola Rena Blackwell Michael Binder Vickie Biain Michelle Blum Cara Bobchek Elizabeth Bode Mary Bogdon 55 I ' esAmen Martin Bohannon Mark Bolin Richard Bolin John Bonner Patrick Bouton Jeffrey Bowles Jeffrey Bowman Jennifer Boykin Carol Bradshaw Kelly Bradshaw Charles Briggs Anthony Briglia Beth Brockman Sharon Bromley Gary Brandt ’V, � • A Patrick Brassfield David Brown Brian Brooks Edward Brooks Kelly Broome James Brosious Mark Brower Sue Brown Holly Burch Sandra Burns John Burroughs Eric Bush Stephen Bushman Joe Butler Teresa Cahalen Barbara Cameron Barton Cannon William Cannon i Carmichael 56 JresAmen Susan Carroll Jon Casello Andrew Cassells Chris Chapin Jennifer Cheek Matthew Chess Debra Chillemi Arthur Christiansen Barbara Clark Rosemary .Clements Stephen Cloud Priscilla Coates Ray Cochran Tricia Codd Mark Cohen Sheila Coleman Kathleen Connelly Lisa Conner Christopher Conrad Sharon Cook Don Thomas Cooke Jorge Cordova William Cotter Mark Couch George Cox Nora Coyne Aaron Craven Martha Craven Arthur Cray Susannah Creech Bonnie Crider Cary Crocker 57 I ' e Amen Leslie Davis Joseph Davoli Michael Davoli Todd Day Tracy Day Michael Deavers Catherine Deehan Anthony Deleon David Denisar Benjamin Denney Richard Dileonardo Michael Dillard Jeffrey Dingman Linda Dingman Claudia Disney Gretchen Dix Kien Dolinh Timothy Donovan Sherry Dowell Lori Draheim Nancy Druckenmiller Jami Duane Brian Dugan Julie Dunkle Vivian Dutch Ira Dutton Joseph Eadie Wendy Eastridge Ruth Elsam Ernest Evans Linda Ewing Diane Fanning 58 ' € Ame v Jeannine Fargis Desiree Farley Donald Farris Estelielita Fauntroy Laura Fearson John Fenstermacher Gregory Ferguson Roger Fieidler Linda Fieth Rory Fitzpatrick Bshrad Foroughizadeh James Frank Carole Frey Kaitnieen s-netiriotT odcj idu rriii Steven Fullerton John Gains Michelle Gallagher John Gambilt Stephen Garifo James Gan Karen Garrett Catherine Gee Karen Gemmel! Nancy Gercken Stuart Gimber Joseph Gionfriddo Maryann Giordano Sara Goer Janet Gomes Jennifer Goodrick Richard Gratz Lori Gray 59 JresAmen Timothy Gray James Greissinger Deborah Gumpert Michael Gunter Michael Gutchenritter Steven Hackett Mion Hahm Debra Halfmann Martha Hall Leslie Hampton Debra Hankins Patricia Harbolick Robert Hall John Hallahan Cheryl Hargreaves Laura Harkleroad Stephen Harlow Joseph Harpe Ann Harris Cynthia Harris Gail Harris Margaret Harrison Douglas Hartman Mark Harvey Germaine Haskin Herbert Hecht Carol Henderson Edward Hathorne Kimberly Haven Richard Hawkins 60 Deborah Hensley Tryna Herring Patricia Hetu Carolyn Higgins Mary Higgins Kristine Hill Shane Hill Anne Himmelberg Ruth Hirsch Cynthia Hissam s Ellen Hollared Belinda Holmes Brian Howland Annette Hoesohen Carrie Huber Brenda Huffman GIsndon Hughes Eric Hull Carla Hundt Douglas Huntt Teresa Huntt David Huseon Tina Hyatt Shirley Jack Charles Jennings Jon Jeunette Donna Johnson Susan Johnson Gabrielle Johnston Barbara Jolly Gregory Jones Kriste Jones Peter Kattmann Susan Kazmierczak Maureen Kehler David Keller Christopher Kelley 61 I Jre Ame z Karen Kelley Kathleen Kelley Kathleen Kelley Christopher Kelly Mark Kelly Julie Kemper William Kidwell Yung Kim Nathan King Steven Kinsley Mark Kittiver Carolyn Klemm Elizabeth Koch Thomas Kosko James Kriser V Kevin King I Alexander Krowitz Melissa Krupp Terri Kruse Laurel Kuehne! James Kuranda Frank Lahr John Laing Mary Lambert Mitchell Lamm Robert Lampman Cheryle Lancaster John Landry William Larkin Louis Lassiter Jonathan Laughlin Pamela Lawrie James Layman Hope Lenhart 62 Caroline Leonard Barbara Leslie Margaret LiHis Thomas Liebraud Richard Lipscomb Ksm Lohr Mark Lubsiey Phillip Luebbert Bonnie MacFariand Peter MacQowali David Mackintosh Kathryn Maguire Daniel Maguschak Barbara Malinowski Cynthia Marcum Michael Marley Miki Marsell Darrell Martin Michael Martin Cara Matthew Eileen Mathes Jean Maxsy Michael McCord Laura McDonald Patrick McGahan Kathleen McGinnis David McGuigan Sharon McHaie Jennifer McKenzie Patrick McNeil Michael McNulty Jorge McPherson 63 ' esAme i ' Kimberly Mehuron Laurie Mendonca Mark Merrell Gloria Michael Robert Meloy Laurie Miller Roger Miller Shell! Miller Mary Minshew Anne Mitchell Paul Mitchell Scott Mitchell Knslyn Moen Therese Mooney Bruce Morrison Benjamin Moser Lawrence Mulvihill Steven Murdoch Joseph Murphy Dorothy Mylander Joe Nay Victoria Negron Christa Neighborgall Deborah Ness Linda Newkirk Gail Nichols William Nickerson Valerie Norton Frederick Oakley Judith O ' Brien Sara O ' Campo Pamela Q Glevee 64 Jre Amen Debra Padgett Kellie Parks Michael Parr Russell Paul Mary Payne Hollis Paynter Anna Penna Todd Perry Kathleen Phillips William Pickett Stuart Pierce Kim Polk Paul Poilard Holly Popple Sean Poynter Cheryl Price Tracy Prior Elizabeth Prisley AJyce Putnam Martha Pyle 65 I ' esAmen Nancy Rhea Janice Richardson Michael Richmond Kevin Richter John Ridgeway Sandra Riley Stephanie Riley Charles Roberts Eileen Robertson Brian Robeson Dwane Robinson Robert Robinson Donna Rogers Leslye Rogusky Linda Roll Karen Rose Kimberly Rose John Roubo James Russell David Saalfrank Michael Sanders Laura Sandridge Michael Sarhatt Robert Schamel Chris Scheer Mary ScheH John Schmidt Stephen Schrader Mark Schramm Kathryn Sedlock Carla Selleck 66 JresAme i ' Kimberly Shank Daniel Sherwood James Shiflett Arlene Shuford Carol Siebert Charles Simmons Lawrence Sinnott Kathleen Slonager Gretchen Smith Cheryl Smyth Mary Snyder Gregory Spencer Margo Spencer James Stage Wi’liam Stag! Kathryn Stalker Mark Stansrd Sheila Stangler Tracy Stearns Kevin Stees Douglas Stein Scott Stevens Elisabeth Stewart Kathleen Stewart William Stickel James Stuart Carol Styles Neil Sullivan Mark Swansen Robert Swinney Harry Talberth Alison Tanner Lawrence Terry James Thomas 67 Ginnie Thompson Heather Thompson Susan Tillapaugh Mary Tipton p I Lea Ann Thompson Stephen Thompson Russell Todd Peter Toohey Peter Vamvakaris Nandi Vanderwoude Sharon Walker Thomas Walling Andrew Vest Donald Wade Michael Waggoner Elizabeth Varner Julia Walsh Kathleen Waters Heidi Wesss Nancy Westenberger Teresa Westover Patricia Wever Lauren Wells James Welte 68 Cheryl Wheeler Lester Wheeler ' esAmav ■MM 1 ■ ' Jr mm T i Jennifer Wilgus Frank Wilkinson Andre Williams Charles Williams Gary Williams John Winebarger Mark Winfree Joseph Woo David Workman Ursula Yackief Richard Yeeles Lauren Wright Lawrence Wu Catherine Yglesias Susan Yost Mark Young Kim Youngdahl Which way do we go????? Kathryn Yuill Eugene Zimmerman Ruthanne Acock David Agard Barbara Ahalt Tammy Allsbrook Steven Altemus Bryan Ausley Kathleen Auten Benjamin Ayers Robert Baitey Robert Bailey Gregory Baker Jeffery Baker Eveline Salac Norman Ball Teresa Balser Dav id Bang Sean Barden Debra Barnes Thomas Barnes Alex Barron 70 m Aomaresy Wendy Beach Scott Bearden Suzy Madden Mira Leland Kim Hardy Kevin Keilty Treasurer Secretary President Vice President John Becci Paul Beke Gina Belk Mary Belk Jerri Beman Scott Benedict Paula Bennett Jane Bekenstein Bridgett Benson Lisa Benson Martin Bergin Joan Bernard Craig Bertocci Deborah Biddle Lesley Blackner Juanita Blake 71 Marilyn Blank Richard Blasdell Mark Bode Harold Boerlin Robert Bowman William Brennan Michael Briggs Thomas Brooke Allan Bohannon Raymond Bonieskie William Boucher Joseph Boudreau Mary Brough Jon Brower Robert Brower Sandra Browning Martin Bushman Jeanntne Butler Michael Butler Kevin Buzzell Karen Bruesch Gregory Buckis Jonathan Buckhout Kerry Burch Barbara Byron Melissa Caddess William Cain John Casey Catherine Cayer Elizabeth Ceconi Douglas Chandler Melvin Chappell David Chicchirichi Carol Chilstrom Robert Civilikas Laura Clark Lori Clark Michael Clark Laura Cochran David Cohen 72 Aof?tOr€ y Janice Cotter Mark Cowden Donna Cram Dwayne CuSp Elizabeth Cummings Cynthia Cunius Elizabeth Curran James Dailey Cynthia Dameron Lauren Danieis Denise Darcey Catherine Barracott Robert Davis Deanna Day Michael Day Edward Deehan Richard Deitrick Nancy Delaney Kim Deiiastatious Ann Digges Kevin Doian Dan Dolinb David Donahue Katherine Donahue Meghan Donovan Robin Doran Jacqueline Dost Kevin Doyle Catherine Duffy Kimberiy Duke Michael Duniven Victoria Durm 73 sojb uwzores Steven Ewing Michele Farah Brett Farley Thomas Farmer Jeanne Eek Eugina Elkins Kim Erickson Thomas Passer Debra Felten Gregory Ferentlnos Manuel Fernandez Margaret Fetterolf David Fieth Edith Flndeis Patricia Finn Susan Fisher Christine Flagg Karen Flagg Lisa Fleeman Lisa Flanders Gena Follin James Fox Debra Prayer Joann Gains Michael Garcia Tamara Garten Dennis Geary Mark Geesey Vincent Genova Scott Gerard Joan Giampa Jane Gill Domenic Giordano In memory of Guy Adatte 74 S4? i iafriar€ y Diane Giss Nancy Giss PhiNp Gleason Caroline GSier Catherine Golden Theodore Goodenow Jeffrey Gordon Ricky Graber Alsion Gradel Judy Graff Laura Grant Allison Graves Debbie Gray David Graziano Pvlichell Graziano Dennis Gregg John Greissinger Timothy Grider Roger Grimberg Greg Gunter Timothy Gumtna Sabrina Hal! Terry Hamlin Kim Hardy David Harlow Kelly Harris Ann Harrison Mark Harvey Patricia Hawkins Debra Hay Michael Healy Anamaria Helft John Henderson Tiare Herring Patricia Hissam Diane Hite Denise H itt Christopher Holland Kathleen Horan Elise Howard 75 o b u f?iore David Howland Dale Hubbard Troy Hummon William Hundley Jack Hunter Patricia Hunter Charles Hutchison James Hyland Daniel Hynes Tina Hynes Susan !de Lisa Ingram Margaret Ireland Linda Jenkins Michael Jenkins Suzanne Jenkins Kimberly Johnson Lynn Johnson Mary Johnson Robert Johnson Michael Jones Bettie Jolly Elaine Jones Kimme Jones Stephen Jones Brent Jordan Nina Joshi Vladimir Joshi Jacqueline Joy Mark Joyner David Judge Barbara Juseil Marie Jusseaume Maureen Kane Diane Keady Kevin Keilty Brian Keller Kari Kemper Kevin Kiicarr 76 oJ iamar€ Randolph Kinsley Gwen KitzmilSer Mark Kleifges Stuart Knapp Liiida Knowiton Susan Koslowski Barry Kozak Mary Kragie James Lady Elizabeth Lahr Pamela LandseadeS Michael Lash Hoily Laurent Malcolm Lawrence Cheryl Ledzian Bonnie Lee Mark Lagan Christopher Leonard Michael Leonard Jacqueline Lstendre Pamela Lewis Michael Linney Joseph Linzs Daniel Lirette John Longbottom Donna Loveless Richard Lumpkin Jeannette Lumsden Carl Lundie Arlene Lyons Loretta Lyons Karen MacDowell Laura Mackintosh Elizabeth Macon 77 Patricia Madden Susan Madden Mary Maddox Christopher Magnotti Jonathan Mahibacher Margo Malatesta Anne Malinowski Lisa Manderioli Teri Manderioli James Manderson Billy Marcum Scott Mark Cheryl Marsteller Billy Martin James Maynard David Mayo Diane Mays Catherine McCarson Kim McCarthy Sally McCurry Mary McHale Julie McGuire Deborah McHenry Colleen McKnight Kathleen McMahon Marie McMahon Susan McNerney Mary McPherson Scott Means Roger Melson Margaret Mendonca Mark Menefee Richard Meyer Carl Middleton Gayle Miller Kimberlee Miller Sherry Miller Denise Milltchap Viginia Mills 78 James Minton Patricia Molthen Richard Montefusco Michael Moreland Andraas Morgnar Patricia Morrisson Dianne Morse Mary Moss Dean Murakami Gian Murphy Philippa NasssuK Jeannette .Negron Beth Nelson Donna Nsnse! David Newcom© Steven Nichols Teresa Nielsen Thomas Nixon Lisa Novak Marcia Nye Joseph Nystrom Thomas Oakley Matthew O ' Brien Theresa Oechsle Cheri Oliver Kristin O ' Loughlen Kathleen O’Neill Margaret O ' NeiSI Frederick Ormsby Christopher Osborne Wendy Oscarson May Padgett 79 s } t Aamar€ Barbara Palumbo Frank Parr Joseph Parr Kathy Parsons Lee Perry John Petro Timothy Phillips Mark Pickett William Pickering Angelo Polk Mary Potter Kimbur Poulton Kevin Putnam Richard Putnam Sherrie Pyle James Radoye Thomas Richard Mark Richter Jennifer Riley Mitchell Riley Mark Roberts Ellen Robertson Jane Roche Carrie Rogers Kelly Rogers Pamela Rotiman Jeffrey Roman Tarn Rosenbaum Irene Rosholdt Jack Rubley 80 Robert Rucks Craig Ruff Windy Rushton Richard Russo WsNiam Ryan Bruce Ryon John Sadowski Valerie Sanders Claudia Schmiedakamp Dennis Schnack Virginia Schnspper Craig Scimsca Thomas Seaton Rodgar Seeman John Segalhorst Denise Shand Annette Shoford Stephanie Shultz Craig Shumway Sandra Siemens Deborah Simpson Susan Sinnott Pat Skahan Theresa Skahan Elizabeth Skinner Gregory Slater Dixon Smiley Victor Smirotdo Morton Smith Andrew Sneed Jacqueiin Sobieski Steven Sokoli Donald Soltow Grant Soma Robin Speight Susan Spencer Michael Sposato Cheryl Stacey Laura Stahiman 81 Mary Steel Linda Sullivan Thomas Summerill Pamela Sutter Richard Swagerty Joseph Swift Pamela Swortzel Elizabeth Talberth Lori Tate Kathryn Taylor Margaret Taylor Mary Teichmann Laura Thomas Amy Thompson Donna Thompson Tilda Thompson Cindy Thornhill Julie Turner Kathryn Tuten Nancy Tyler Sherrie UMe Peter Uncles , « n In memory of Christine Connelly 82 }pAaf?taresy Nancy Valentine Robert VaHiere Charlotte Vasta Donna Vaswani Kimberly Vincent John Vinis Angela Vogelzang Keith Ward Pamela Ware Sue Weisenburger Joseph Welch Darbi Wells Margaret Welsh Pauline Wenz Michael Wernig Lynda White Brent Whitlock Stephen Whitt Peter Wiesnet Laura Wilkins Gwendolyn Williams Linda Williams Linda Williams Nancy Williamson Catherine Yost James Yuill Fatema Yusufoglu Susan Zuck Michael Zukowski 83 Larry Aanstoos Julie Abies Kathy Amoroso Valarie Amyx Pamela Andersen Barbara Anderson Linda Anderson Michael Anthony Randy Arant Charles Armstrong Danny Aschwege Joe Ausley Tamara Baker Patrick Balchunas Peter Baldino Andrew Bang Patricia Barbour Charlotte Bare Sharon Barker Lisa Barnett Kathryn Barry Chris Bsrsanti 84 Marth ' a Wing Brian Monday Terri Penna Joe Haberman President Treasurer Secretary Vice President Anthony Basil Linda Belk Lynn Bentley Cynthia Bergquist Michael Betts Tony Betts Kathryn Bode Robert Boies Margaret Born ; Michael Boswell Mary Boteilho Michael Bouton Tamara Bowers Jonathan Boyd Diane Boyle Jean Boyle Sharon Bradford Michael Brewington Paul Brough Katherine Broach Jane Bradley 85 junior Evelyn Brown Pam Brown Carole Brumbaugh Mike Brumbaugh Matthew Bryant Michael Buckley Dana Buckhout David Buckis Kathy Buracker Claire Burgess Mary Burroughs Janis Bush Scott Byrd Kevin Caldwell Debbie Campbell John Campe Beth Cayer Roxanne Chandler Richard Chandler Joanne Cherrington John Chesley Judy Christie Kathy Clouser Donald Clay Michelle Clure Sharon Coates Barbara Cochran Geralyn Codd Rosemary Coleman Mark Connolly D avid Compton Kendall Conner Michael Corn Timothy Corkery William Costolo Patricia Coury Jill Covington Kim Cox Christopher Craig 86 Michael Devaughn Glenrs Dickson Kathy Dix Patricia Donnelly Thomas Donovan Cynthia Douglass Michael Douglass Roger Dowell Michael Duncan Linda Dunn James Downey Sharon Driscoll Gregg Ducat Marc Duda Mary Dudek Kimberly fddy Teresa Elkins Valer® Elkins John Emerson Douglas English Gae Erickson Linda Evan Annette Facciolo Diane Farah Barbara Farley Hellooooin 87 I Tests, tests, and more testslll Huion Fillingane Michael Fitzgerald Paul Fitzgerald Robert Flanders Debbie Foley David Foote Kim Forbes William Forbes Wesley Fox Debbie Foy Kevin Frank Steven Franklin Margaret Freeman David Fulford Bonnie Galbraith Robert German Patricia Gee Jean Gercken Nickolas Giampa Julie Gilman Joseph Godar Gayle Goodrick John Grat2 Theresa Graviano James Green 88 jimions John Gregg Cynthia Grenough Kirk Griffin Vincent Griffin Juan Grimberg Karen Groder Sarah Grossman Gregory Gullace James Gumina Sharon Gunn Ajay Gupta Pat Gutschenritter Joe Haberman Karen Hagen Jong On Hahm David Hah Charles Harrison Mancy Harrison Ronald Harvey Kirk Havens Bruce Hawkins Christopher Hawley Paul Hayward Laura Heim Nancy Heiser Phyllis Hensley Scott Higgins Mike Htlberath Kathryn Hill Gary HiSSis David Hirsch Marianne Hockett 89 Wiiliam Howard Russell Housley Andrew Hosterman Gregory Holmes Anthony Holmes Willette Holland Michael Hoffman Rose Hoeschen Mark Jewell David Johnson Jennifer Hunt James Hurley Colin Jackson Kathryn Jadick Andrea Jakobsson Donnelle James Patrick Johnson Susanne Johnson Craig Jones Michael Kane Betty Karnes Martin Keady Mary Kelly James Keiter 90 j mcor John Knighton Andrew Kobeie Lynn Koerbel Renee Komondy Teresa Koontz Judy Kopelman Kevin Kosco Pam Kozak Jodi Kreuter Jill Kriser Tim Krouse Pamela Kuehni Sluuuurp . , . Gary Lafever James Lages Anthony Lai! George Lampman Brian Lee Linda Lee Brett Leighty Melinda Leonard I James Lindgren •IK. Thomas MacDowall Lynn tingle Kathleen Linney Robin Lipetz Karen Lloyd Tammy Lockhart Robin Lohr 91 jamor Michael MacDowell Adeloide Macleod Michael Magnotti Mary Maguire John Maguschak Mary Manchester Padraic Manion Jeff Marcey Tina Martin William Maynard Kathleen McAvoy Sheila Marion Kathleen Mark Michael Marsell John Martin Timothy Martin Sharon McCarson James McCord Denise McCrane Janet McGee Brian McIntosh Kevin McMichael Patrick McPherson Richard Mellick Christine Methven Terry Miller Joseph Minor Karen Mitchell Mary Mitchell Robert Mitchell Carol Mocarski Thomas Mogen Brian Monday William Moore Colette Morin Maryclair Moroney Robbie Morris Dan Morrissey 92 jmuor Colleen Morrisson Edward Morse Julie Moscatiello Allison Moss Juanita Mouton Kim Murden Christopher Murphy David Murphy Kevm Murphy William Myiander Alice Nickerson Mark Nielsen Arthur Nordlie Esther Norred Andrew Nystrcm Burton Nystrom Maureen O ' Connell Michelle O ' Connor Sharon O ' Connor Scott Oglevse Cynthia Oldham Colleen Oliver Sandra Olson Sharon Opachko Nancy Oravetz Henry Otters tedt Joe Packard Brian Parker Susan Pammel Kristine Paiiokas 93 jumo ssy Weston Parker Theresa Penna Glen Perkins Eric Peterson Vicky Peterson Thomas Phelps David Phillips Lori Pond John Potenti Gail Powell Vincent Prencipe I Lawrence Price Eugene Prosack Mary Purdham Stephen Putnam Angela Pyle John Pyle Barbara Radziewicz Alma Ragan Barbara Rahm Jean Rakowski Joan Randall Stephen Rayment Stuart Reges Lights . . . Camera . . , Action . . JannefI Rennie Sandra Reynolds Christine Rhea Carol Richards Virginia Richardson Lynn Riley Sandra Ritzer Valerie Rivkind 94 George Ruby David RusseH Carl Senders Brenda Scarberry Joan Schafer Allen Schindler Susan Scheer Steve Schnetzler Jeri Schrader Janis Sconyers Catherine Seabrook Patrick Sedlock Donna Seliquini Charlotte Sellers Mark Setash Marcella Shader Deborah SheSIhammer Melissa Shelton Robert Shonerd Diana Sibiils Eliiabeth Siebert William Sikes Noel Simmons Kathy Skezas Beth Skillin Rosemary Skitlin Denise Smiroldo David Smith Joseph Smith Karen Smith Melanie Smith Terrie Smith 95 Jiuuor Thomas Smith Valerie Sobieski Susan Sokoll Scott Sowers William Stabler Ane Steckline Richard Steinberger Craig Stevens Linda Stewart Debbie Stickei Carolyn Storck Joe Strama •ii. Leonard Sutphin Karen Swift Jesse Swinson Bryan Terrell Regina Tessitore Bruce Thomas Larry Thomas Patricia Thomas Scott Thomas Elizabeth Thompson Russell Thorpe David Tillapaugh Rebecca Titus Douglas Topper Gisele Trainor Mary Treacy Max Triola Bart Tschirgi Perry Tuey Frances TurnbuEl Stephen Turner Terrie Tyler Steven Underwood Victoria Vasta Patrick Via Joan Walden 96 Micha®! Walsh Brian Ward Vikki Ward Victoria Warneck Kevin Washburn Lesli® Watt Jennifer Walp Bonnie Wells Curtis Westever Linda Whitaksr Beth Wiihite Cynthia Wiinams James Williams Cynthia WUlismson Catherine Wills Philip Wilson Paul Wineberger Cattle Crossing ivy Wright Michael W yiand Karen Yeeles Donald York Albert Yost Linda Young Ricky Young Jenny Youngdah! Leoda Younksr Luanne Zamarra Linda Zelasko Kathi Zsttlemoyer 97 K!Z| 0 ' H N !z!l 05 d 0 sga This year’s S.G.A. officers were Robert Roman, Jonathon Boyd, and Gay Trumball. This year, with Mr. Cacciapaglia as sponsor, the Student Government Association was in¬ volved in sponsoring the Homecoming Dance, concerts, the Cans for Christmas drive. Ice Skating sessions, and picnics. As a result of the efforts of the S.G.A., music was broadcast in the cafeteria during lunch, and thp P ' -incipals Advisory Council was reorgan¬ ized. The S.G.A. Council this year was made up of interested students while the cabinet consisted of 1 2 students. 100 Gay Trumball S ec reta ry Tre a su re r 101 international relations dub (Left to right) Back Row: Jon Rak (V.P.), Chris Osborn, Scott Thomas, Andreas Morgner, Tim Lewis, Roger Rak (Pres.), Juan Grimberg, Paul Haskall (Sponsor), Wes Fox, Front Row: Tom Richard, Bob Civilikas, Jeannie Richards, Sandy Olson (Sec.) The International Relations Club at Madison participates in Model United Nations simulations on both a local level, at Fairfax High School, and a national level, at Washington D.C. and New York City. In between events the club stays active by; raising money for the New York and D.C. assemblies, entertaining speakers from the State Department and various embassies. Also, members of the IRC use games such as Diplomacy and a U.N. simulation prepared by several members to further an understanding of international relations. The ' 75- ' 76 school year looks like a good year for the IRC with a second place award and a honorable mention for representing the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates as sovenars from our first assembly at Fairfax High. science dub The Science Club is an organization designed to promote interest in the sciences through activities such as field trips, lectures, demonstrations and a variety of educational projects. (Left to Right) First Row: Mike Linney, Bob Malinowski (Secretary — Treasurer), Scott Byrd, Glen Perkins (President). Second Row: doe Scimeca, Ron Harvey, Kevin McNerney, Doug Greenlaw, Barry Hugo, Stewart Elford (Vice-President), Stuart Reges. Third Row: Diana Sibilta, Karen Rodis, Leslie Rodier, Kathy Robertson. Not pictured: Laura Heim, Joe Davoli, Mike Kehoe, Norman Hubbard, Frank Boyle. 103 future homemakers of america (Left to Right) First Row: Laurie Miller, Ruth Albercrombie, Carol Frey, Mion Hahm, Patty Harbolick, Ann Mitchell, Denise Shand, Debbie Felten, Betsy Tyer. Second Row: Gerry Codd, Debbie Shellhammer, Kathy Amoroso, Carol Mocarski, Leslie Flampton, Sherrie Ulle, Irish Codd, Kim Shank, Jenny Thompson, Irene Rosholdt. Third Row: Heather Andersen, Arlene Shuford, Pam Andersen, Mary Ellen Higgins, Tammy Fisher, Kim Dailey, Kathy Dix, Tracy Prior, Mary Potter, Lynn Lingle. Well, what in the world is that? Ac¬ tually it stands for Future Home¬ makers (not Homebreakers) of America. F.H.A. is not just another home ec club; we ' re quite different from that. We function as more of a service club than anything else. Noted for our high membership, we have won the Federation Chapter of the Year title for two years in a row now. F.H.A. is responsible for activities at school such as the Miss Madison Pageant, Ice Cream So¬ cial, S.P.T.A. night, bake sales, Initiation, Parent Daughter Ban¬ quet, and many others. We also like to get involved in charities and fund raising, so we enjoy helping out with such activities as the Red Cross, Muscular Dystrophy, and visiting at Holly Hall. F.H.A. owes its success to all the hard-working new and old members and our two terrific sponsors, Mrs. Pat Walo- chik and Mrs. Sarah Glaum (Home Ec) for making us great year after year! apostles dub We call ourselves the Apostles Club. Like the first Apostles, we are followers and disciples of Christ. When we get together, we sing, we read from the Bible, we talk, and we pray. We ' re finding out that the answers to today ' s problems can be found in a book that was written long ago; because it ' s the eternal word of God. We ' ve got a Great club! We have close fellowship, and a lot of fun! We ' ve found that God is real and that he lives in us! Praise the Lord! Left to Right. First Row: Irene Roshoidt, Frank Boyle, Jeff Miller, Tom Passer, Scott Means, Ellen Holland. Second Row: Becky Barr, Lauri Miller, Lorna Kattmann, Lauri Gillaugh, Kevin Means, Shell! Miller, Jennifer Riley, Standing: Mr. Wiese, Danette Snyder, Bill Howards, Doug Huntt, Robin Spsighat, Janet Blank. 105 art dub (Left to Right) First Row: Mrs. Gardner (sponsor) Pam Oglevee, Cathy McCarson, Cathy Darracott, Jean Rakowski, Jennifer Hunt, Cindy Williamson, Lisa Benson, Estalita Fonteroy. Second Row: Joanne Cherrington, Lisa Barnett, Kerry Burch, Barbara Cameron You gotta have Art. We believe it. We proved it by promoting art at J.M.H.S. in many ways. We sponsored the Annual Win¬ ter Art Show in December and used our artis¬ tic talents to decorate for the Homecoming Dance. We made posters, posters, posters! For fun we had an ice cream party at Farrells, dinner at Sir Walter Raleigh, an outing at Rehoboth Beach, a sketching party at the Washington National Zoo and visited the Torpedo Plant Art Center in Alexandria where we watched many artists at work in their studios. It was really a great year of dedicated service to the school and enrich¬ ment of members. 106 Spanish dub {Left to Right) Back Row: Julie Kemper, Mike Butler, Cathi Faugust, Hal Miller, Jeannette Negron, Pam Landseadel, Edith Findeis. Front Row: Karen Tyner (Treasurer), Patricia Wohl (Secretary), Jim Fox (President), Lisa Coupel (Historian), Mrs. Ingham (Sponsor). Not pictured; Greg Schmidt (Vice-President), Barbara Jolly, and Nancy Rhea. The Spanish Club began the year with anotherfantastic float in the homecom¬ ing competition, in an effort to raise money, the club spent countless hours cleaning the football field, having bake sales, and washing cars. The club spread the Spanish Culture with din¬ ners at Mexican and Spanish restau¬ rants, parties, and craft days. The club closed the year with its annual officers banquet. The Spanish Club would once again like to thank Mrs. Ingham for all her help. 107 pom pom squad (Left to Right) Front Row: Missy Farah, Holly Stephens, Diane Duffy, Celeste Reda, Kim Cox, Michelle O ' Connor, Joanne Pollock, Diane Morse, Debbie Brown. Middle Row: Sue Homan, Sherri Cramer, Deedee Giannettino, Connie Moen, Marylee Martin, Jackie LaFever, Kim Murden. Back Row: Carole Brumbaugh, Alison DeVito, Julie Gilman, Mary Dudek, Kathy Walsh, Teri Akers, Julie Abies, Jean Gercken, Jane Bradley, Marianne Hockett, Tammy Baker, Julie Moscatiello, Cindy Hoston, Terrie Smith, Elaine Ross, Patty Payne. Connie Moen (Secretary), Marylee Martin (Co-Captain), Jackie LaFever (Co-Captain), Deedee Giannettino (Treasurer). (Left to Right), Seniors; First Row: Joanne Pollock. Second Row: Holly Stephens, Diane Duffy, Debbie Brown, Sue Hom an, Cindy Hoston. Third Row: Patty Payne, Deedee Giannettino, Alison DeVito, Kathy Walsh. Fourth Row: Marylee Martin, Jackie LaFever. Fifth Row: Sherri Cramer, Connie Moen. (Left to Right), Underclass: First Row: Celeste Reda, Elaine Ross, Tammy Baker, Julie Abies, Terrie Smith. Second Row: Mary Dudek, Julie Gilman, Missy Farah, Michelle O ' Connor, Jane Bradley, Kim Cox. Third Row: Carole Brumbaugh, Kim Murden, Julie Moscatiello, Diane Morse, Jean Gerck8n,Teri Akers, Marianne Hockett. What are all those girls doing out on the track and in the halls 6th period? They are practicing hard and working many hours to put on a winning performance and making their school proud. Under the direction of Mrs. Peterson, they had a good beginning: The girls wentto Drill Team Camp this summer and they received 3 sec¬ ond place trophies in competition with other attending high schools; they also received third place award for the talent show in a group comedy skit. Michelle O ' ¬ Conner and Connie Moen were awarded Honorable mention and Co-captain Jackie Lafever was named Miss Drill Team and re¬ ceived a first place trophy for her original song on talent night. 109 future physicians Front row: (left to right) Greg Schmidt, Diane Thorne, Lisa Coupal Second row: Rosemary Coleman, Kathy Friedhoff, Harold Boerlin, Mike Butler Third row: Keith Kosco, Patricia Wohl, Mr. Figgers (Sponsor), Kevin McNerney The Future Physicians Club meets bi¬ weekly to discuss the different aspects of medicine and to get an idea of what it is like in the medical profession. To help discover careers in medicine, the group takes field trips to places such as Fairfax Hospital and they also invite specialists in the field to discuss their line of work. 110 future teachers of america First row: Beth Cayer, Laurie Giiiaugh, Bonnie Burger, second row: Susan Pickering, Janet Blank and Kathy Amoroso. third row, Mary Valentine and Lisa Coupal. Not pictured: Jennie Hunt, Becky Barr, and Lorna Kattmann. The Future Teachers of America is a -group of students interested in becoming teachers. The group is sponsored by Ms. Scholz and students teach at Louise Archer Eiementary school. This year, also, we helped teachers with various jobs. Ill math team Left to right: Front row, Gary Hillis, Lori Yoshihashi. Middle row, Glen Perkins, Stuart Reges, Doug Greenlaw, Back row, Steve Sokoll, Greg Schmidt (team captain), Ron Harvey. Other participants: Bob Civilikas, Kevin Doyle, Bob Malinowski, Barry Rugo. Sponsors: Mrs. Dorothy Thornton Mrs. Virginia Findies The Math Team is organized under the aus¬ pices of the Fairfax County Academic Awards program for the purpose of fostering greater interest in mathematics while afford¬ ing the participants an opportunity to extend their knowledge and perfect individual skills. This year twenty-four teams competed in the high school division of the program. Madi¬ son’s Math Team, a small but enthusiastic group, met regularly throughout the year for practice sessions to prepare for the meets. Six meets were held in the individual schools. The teams from all the schools met together for the seventh and final county¬ wide meet. 112 forensics Front row: (left to right), Jeannie Richards, Mary Maguire — Co-Chair¬ persons Second row: (left to right), Ms. Donnelly, Mary Belich, Barry Hugo, Patricia Donnelly, Tom Seeman Third row: (left to right), Jennifer Riley, Jim Omans, Laura Reynolds, Ben Ayers, Mike Leclere Fourth row: (left to right), Nina Joshi, Sandy Olson, Claire Burgess, Stuart Reges The forensics organization was implemented in order to provide an opportunity for stu¬ dents to study literature through the art of oral interpretation and to gain experience in the art of oratory. Madison ' s team belongs to the Northern Virginia Speech League. Students participate in monthly tournaments in the following categories: Poetry, Prose, Dramatic Interpretation, Extemporaneous Speaking, Impromptu Speaking, Original Orato¬ ry and Original Works. There was much enthusiasm generated through this league ' s activity. Ms. Donnelly was co-chairman of the league and Madison hosted the November meet. Members usually prepare their own selections individually and share their work with other students through visits to English classrooms and afternoon critique sessions. The school competes in District, Region, and State competitions. In 1 975, Madison placed first in both boys ' and girls ' poetry and Mike Leclere placed second in prose reading for the state. Madison ' s members hope to continue this excellent foundation. In the first two tournaments winning members were: Mary Belich, Mary Maguire, Stuart Reges, and Barry Rugo. Congratulations and Good Luck! SCHEDULE Fairfax Madison Edison Hayfield Mt. Vernon T.C. Williams District Regional State Oct. 20 Nov. 18 Dec. 10 Jan. 20 March 9 May 1 (Finals) Feb. 14 March 6 March 27 113 majorettes Front row: Nancy Jones (captain) and Missy Shelton (co-captain). Back row: Lisa Stout, Robin Doran, Karen Barry, and Lolli Daniels. Madison ' s six majorettes enjoyed performing with the band, adding sparkle and variety to the football and basketball half-time shows. They also participated with the band in many area and statewide competitions. Practice began with the summer band camp and continued daily during the school year. A variety of their talent, in¬ cluding fire baton, flag, hoop, and dance twirl, was displayed in their routines which were choreo¬ graphed by the captain, Nancy Jones. Although the girls had to put a lot of time and work into their many performances, they loved every minute of it! 114 115 bridge and chess dub (Left to Right) Around Table: Norman Hubbard, Kevin Kuehnel (V ice-President Bridge), Kevin McNerney (President Both), Harold Boerlin, Russ Housley, Kevin Ledzian (Vice-President Chess), Joe Scimeca. (Left to Right) Back Row: Jim Vest, Bonny Berger, Andy Kobele, Dennis Gregg, Mike Kehoe, Marcella Shader, and Andy Vest. The Bridge and Chess Club meets Wednesdays and Thursdays in room 122. It was formed to help students who want to better their bridge and chess games by actually playing and making mistakes. Whenever a fourth for bridge is needed, Ms. Marlatt, the teacher sponsor or Mr. D ' Elia join in the game and have as much fun as the rest of us. When you walk in the room, you hear echoes of two hearts, three clubs, three no-trump, double, pass, check, and checkmate. It ' s an atmos¬ phere of strategic thinking and overall fun. The chess portion of the club hopes to compete with different schools in the Washington-Baltimore High School Championship Tournament. If enough interest is shown in school competition, the bridge portion of the club would like to compete with other schools in Fairfax County. 116 it ' s academic Welcome to It ' s Academic greeted Madison ' s team for the fifteenth consecutive year on November 22nd. Led by sponsor Mr. Glen Bowman, team captain Mike Hutchins, his twin Pat, and Glen Perkins entered the WRC Studios confident and prepared after nearly three months of practice. Pitted against Montgomery Biair and Yorktown, Madison ' s team did well in the opening rounds. Victory was close in the final seconds, but the final scores found our team in second place — close, but not close enough. A good effort, though, and one that portents well for that eternal next year. 117 orchestra Scales to scales — concerts to concerts — ' 76 proved to be another spirited year for the Madison Orchestra. From its first organization five short years ago, the Madison Symphony Orchestra has blossomed into a 57-member team. Madison High can also boast a more select group, the Sinfonietta of 20 string and wind players. The dedication and enthusiasm of our conductor leader, Mr. Fred Blake, along with that of the orchestra members and their parents are responsible for a steady upbeat performance. This year, following tradition, we started the season off by playing for the Miss Madison Beauty Pageant in October. We played for Vienna in the Community Center in November, the SPTA Christmas Concert in December and in Febru¬ ary an exciting Concerto Concert which featured several talented solo musi¬ cians from Madison, in the spring it was a Pre-Festival Concert two weeks before a Superior rating from the judges at the Orchestra Festival. Besides practicing for the many concerts, the Orchestra and its backers worked diligently earning money to run the symphony and raise the huge sum needed to send the orchestra to Bermuda for the International Music Festival next year. It is a wonderful opportunity and we have Mission Bermuda well underway. The year ended with a Spring Concert at our high school and a clinic and concert at Madison College in Harrisonburg. Violin — Celia Becci, Susan Beckett, David Clinton, Shei¬ la Coleman, Edith Findeis, Jong-on Hahm, Patti Hawkins, David Hirsch, Susan Ide, Julie Kemper, David Lieb, Scott Mark, Lisa Marling, Susan Pammei, Shirley Rodgers, Pam Rollman, Carla Selleck, Becky Titus: Viola — Mary Bielich, Elizabeth Skinner, Sharon Ware: Cello — Kenneth Angus, Sandy Browning, Bill Creighton, Joe Nystrom, Sandy Siemens. Double Bass — Benjamen Ay¬ ers, Tony Holmes, David Yeeles. Clarinet — Patti Finn, Suzanne Jenkins, Christine Methven, Jay Schmidt. Bass Clarinet — Dixon Smiley. Oboe — Gigi Trainer. Flute — Ann Harrison, Carla Hunkt, Elizabeth Talbert. French Horn — Kevin Daniels, David Drescher, Bruce Hawkins, Steve Jones, Edward Sykes. Bassoon — Mark Geesey. Trombone — David Fulforth, Dave Rook. Trumpet — Ed Glaum, Tom Mogen. Tenor Sax— Brian Monday. Percus¬ sion — William Moore, Kerry Rowe. Timpani — Dan Kos- ko. Piano — Leesa Slack. 118 rod and gun dub The Rod and Gun Club is or¬ ganized for students who are interested in hunting and fishing. ■ Gun safety, conservation and game management, skeet and trap shooting, fly-tying and fishing trips are major ac¬ tivities. 119 science lab assistants Front Row: (left to right), Kathy Barry, Vicki Vasta, Jong-on-Hahm, Annette Facciolo, Diana Sibella. Second Row: Greg Schmidt, Lorna Kattmann, Liz Siebert, Beth Thompson, Vivian Wu, Jim Omans, Mark Stabler, Karen Rodis, Mark Smith. Third Row: Sharon Barker, Jackie Packard, Jim Yuill, Mary Treacy, Leslie Rodier, Rose Hoeschen, Katie Broach, Joe Novak. Fourth Row: Lynn Lingie, Sandy Olsen. The lab assistants are a select group of students who perform many time-consuming and difficult duties. The only rewards are the fringe benefits of the laboratory atmosphere. 120 pep dub Front Row: (left to right): Tami Fisher (Hist.), Anamaria Helft (Treas.), Jeanne Eek (Sec.), Allen Schindler (Vice-Pres,), Nancy Szalwinski (Pres.). Second Row: Diane Thorne, Beth Davis, Cindy Thornhill, Cheryl Ledzian, Barbara Jolly, Carol Richards, Wes Fox, Brady Lambert Sheryl Meardon. Third Row: Andrea Jakobsson, Nancy Heiser, Cincy Williamson, Mike Butler, Mike Anthony, Jill Covington, Leslie Davis, Bonnie Berger, Cathi Faugust. The Pep Club, in its fourth year as a spirit organization, has been busy. By selling spirit ribbons, sponsoring Spirit Week, making post¬ ers, and having parties for the various varsity teams, they have added to the school spirit. The Pep Club hopes to continue to be part of the growing school spirit at Madison. Pep Club officers (left to right): Tami Fisher (Historian), Anamaria Helft (Treasurer), Jeanne Eek (Secretary), Allen Schindler (Vice-President), Nancy Szalwinski (President). 121 madisonettes Seniors; (left to right). Row One: Patty Cooke, Sue Homan, Marylee Martin, Jackie LaFever, Carolyn Best, Cindy Roberts. Row Two: Leslie Thomas, Marie Gradel, Jane Mundt, Jenny Genova, Kathy Walsh, Sharon Geary. Row Three: Tami Fischer, Andrea Wax, Connie Moen, Holly Stephens, Debbie Brown, Carla Swartz. Not pictured: Ann Albee, Diane Fama, Cindi Fletcher, Diane Lash, Cindy Latchford, Kathy McHale, Karen Savia, Shelley Schulusemeyer. Mrs. Barbara Frazier (Sponsor), Andrea Wax (President), Karen Hagen (Vice-President), Patty Cooke (Corresponding Secretary), Marie Gradel (Treasurer), not pictured: Karen Savia (Recording Secretary). 122 Juniors: (left to right). Row One: Mary Maguire, Pam Anderson, Karen Hagen, Linda Stewart, Judy Christie. Row Two: Vicki Warneok, Patty Donnelly, Jill Kriser, Sharon Barker, Val Rivkind, Vicki Vasta, Donnelle James, Kathy Barry. Row Three: Bonnie Galbraith, Carolyn Storek, Tammy Baker, Marianne Hock- ett, Jane Bradley, Holly Hall, Julie Moscatellio, Terry Smith, Susan Pammei. ?OM Joanne Cherrington, Lisa Barnett, Martha Wing, Sandy Reynolds. Not pictured: Donna Deljuidice, Angela Pyle. The Madisonette Club is one of Madison ' s most active and commendable clubs. They have become an outstanding service to the school and the community. This year ' s activities have includ¬ ed: building a Homecoming Float, Trick-or-Treat- ing for UNICEF, serving as guides forthe Forensics Meet, preparing Thanksgiving Baskets for needy families, collecting cans for Christmas for the poor, selling Christmas cards for the handicapped, raising money for the Salvation Army and the March of Dimes, and various other services. Their services have been greatly appreciated by all. 123 ecology dub Front row: Mary Potter (Sec.), Elizabeth Skinner, Susan Ide (Pres,), Alice Potter. Second row: Mr. Williams, Edith Findeis, Sheila Coleman (Treas), Sabrina Hall (Vice-Pres.), Ann Radke, Becky Titus, Leslie Rodier. The newly founded Ecology Club of James Madison High School is spon¬ sored by Mr. Williams. The members have accomplished much and hope to accomplish a lot more in the future years. Suggestions will always be wel¬ comed in the future. Susan Ide (Pres.), Sabrina Hall (Vice-Pres.), Sheila Coleman (Treas.), Mary Potter (Sec.). 124 french dub Left to Right: First row, Elizabeth Skinner (Pres.), Susan Ide (Vice-Pres.), Kathy Friedhoff, Brady Lambert, Sheila Coleman. Second row, Mrs. Kendall, Gail Nichols (Sec. Treas.). Not pictured: Jennifer Walp. The French Club is striving this year to increase cultural interest among French students attend ing Madison. Some of the activities we plan are to partake of French cuisine and to enjoy a cultural experience at the cinema. 125 symphonic band Flute: Laurie Cochran, Terri Penna, Ann Harrison, Liz Talberth. Missy Caddess, Colleen Morrison. Clarinet: Cindy Douglass, Joe Giordano, Katie Talberth, Glenn Dickson, Christine Methven, Alison Tanner, Eileen Griffin, Cheryal Stacey, Sharon Opachko, Carolyn Best, Jay Schmidt, Patty Finn. Sax: Dave Johnson, Joan Walden, Nick Giordano, Susan Chappell, Pat McPhearson. Bassoon: Derek Long. Oboe: Gigi Trainor, Karen Trainor. Bass Clarinet: Dixon Smiley, Brian Monday, Jackie Letendre, Alto Clarinet: Susan Zuck. French Horn: Ed Sykes, Kevin Daniels, Dave Dresher, Bruce Hawkins. Trumpet: Dale Stoutenburgh, Kevin Parker, Mark Cowden, Ed Glaum, Dave Smith, Barry Lozak, Tom Mogen, Jim Shiley. Trombone: Bob German, Vince Griffin, Dave Fulford, Jim Madden. Tuba: Lee Perry, Kevin Stees, Dave Ahalt, Mike Mac- Dowell. Euphonium: Brian Stubbs, Rick Stees, Andy Kobele, Dave Fieth. Per¬ cussion: Dan Kosko, Jim Breads, Bill Moore, Kerr Rowe, George McPhearson, Craig Jones. This year the Band program was again on the move. After a hard week at Band Camp preparing for the year ' s program, the Warhawk Marching Band presented exciting half-time shows during football season and again won first place for their Homecoming float. The Concert and Symphonic Bands stormed through extremely excellent Christmas and pre-Festi- val concerts and again received Excellent ratings at the VBODA competitions in March. Then it was on to the Mid- Atlantic Band Festival, where the Symphonic Band defended their First Place title from the year before. At the Virginia Beach International Music Festival the combined efforts of the Concert and Symphonic Bands blew away all competition, reasserting their championship and reputation and represent¬ ing the spirit of James Madison High School. Mr. Car! Bianchi Director of Bands 126 concert band Flute; Lisa Bertola, Windy Rushton, Jenny Boykin, Theresa Skahan, Erin O ' Neill. Clarinet: Gretchen Smith, Lori Wood, Margaret Triola, Karen Gemmell, Maryann Giordano, David Keller, Kathy Horan, Mark Wildman, Brian Howland, Kathy Kelley. Sax: Libby Ceconi, Kathy Golden, David Howland, Sisie Bode, Jon Roth, Kevin King. Bassoon: Dian Giss, Mark Geesy. Oboe: Karen Barry, Scott Hiltwine, Barbara Leslie. Bass Clarinet: Helen Delavergne. Alto Clarinet: Dee Hitt, Ruth Hirsh. French Horn: Steve Jones, Norman Ball, Laurie Kuchnet, Paul Kilcarr, Jeff Bowman. Trumpet: Kevin Kilcarr, Jim Carman, John Talberth, Nancy Giss, Mike Bush, Pat Brassfield, John Gains, Greg Mitchell, Jack Hallahan, David Anderson, Mike Harker. Trombone: Joe Linza, Dave Rook, Mike Bentley, Kirk Griffin. Tuba: Tom Brooke, Richard Blasedell, Marty .Ahrens, John Lockner. Euphonium: Larry Thomas, Ben Miggliacio, Bob Garman. Percussion: Dave Agard, Greg Daniels, Fred Ormbsy, Ann Himmelburg, Tim Corkery, Steve Murdoch. Stage band Stage Band: Mr. Carl Bianchi, Director of Bands. Trumpet: Kevin Parner, Dale Stoutenburgh, Dave Smith, Ed Giaum. Trombone: Bob Garman, Vince Griffin, Dave Roak, Jim Madden. Sax: Joan Walden, Gienn Dickson, Brian Monday, Susan Chappell, Pat McPhearson, Dixon Smiley. Rocking Rhu: Jeff Goodman (Guitar), Dave Yeeles (Bass), Tom Bolinger (Drums), Paul Harris (Keyboard), Kevin Daniels (Keyboard and French Horn). marching band Flute: Lisa Bertola, Windy Rushton, Jenny Boykin, Theresa Skahan, Erin O ' Neill, Laurie Cochran, Terri Penna, Ann Harrison, Liz Talberth, Missy Caddess, Colleen Morrison. Clarinet: Cindy Douglass, Joe Giordano, Katie Talberth, Glenn Dickson, Christine Methven, Alison Tanner, Eileen Griffin, Cheryal Stacey, Sharon Opachko, Carolyn Best, Jay Schmidt, Patty Finn, Gretchen Smith, Lori Wood, Margaret Triola, Karen Gemmell, Maryann Giordano, David Keller, Kathy Horan, Mark Wildman, Brian Howland, Kathy Kelley. Sax: Libby Ceconi, Kathy Golden, David Howland, Sisie Bode, Jon Roth, Kevin King, Dave Johnson, Joan Walden, Nick Giordano, Susan Chappell, Pat McPhearson. Bassoon: Derek Long, Diane Giss, Mark Geesy. Oboe: Karen Barry, Scott Hiltwine, Barbara Leslie, Gigi Trainer, Karen Trainor. Bass Clarinet: Dixon Smiley, Brian Monday, Jackie Letendre, Helen Delavergne. Alto Clarinet: Dee Hitt, Ruth Hirsh, Susan Zuck. French Horn: Ed Sykes, Kevin Daniels, Dave Dresher, Bruce Hawkins, Steve Jones, Norman Ball, Laurie Kuchnet, Paul Kilcarr, Jeff Bowman. Trumpet: Kevin Kilcarr, Jim Garman, John Talberth, Nancy Giss, Mike Bush, Pat Brassfield, John Gains, Greg Mitchell, Jack Hallahan, David Anderson, Mike Harker, Dale Stoutenburgh, Kevin Parker, Mark Cowden, Ed Glaum, Dave Smith, Barry Lozak, Tom Mogen, Jim Shiley. Trombone: Bob Garman, Vince Griffin, Dave Fulford, Jim Madden, Joe Linza, Dave Rook, Mike Bentley, Kirk Griffin. Tuba: Tom Brooke, Richard Blasedell, Marty Ahrens, John Lockner, Lee Perry, Kevin Stees, Dave Ahait, Mike MacDowell. Euphonium: Larry Thomas, Ben Miggliacio, Bob Garman, Brian Stubbs, Rick Stees, Andy Kobele, Dave Fieth. Percussion: Dan Kosko, Jim Breads, Bill Moore, Kerr Rowe, George McPhearson, Craig Jones, Dave Agard, Greg Daniels, Fred Ormbsy, Ann Himmelburg, Tim Corkery, Steve Murdoch. 128 vica First row: Mr. Christie, Billy Bean, Bill Val- Siere, Cathy Davis, Penny Powell, Tim Knicely, Ron Patton. Second row: John Martin, Stephen Slater, Kyle Rogers, Allen Armstrong, John Lindeman, Ben Need¬ ham. VICA stands for Vocational indus¬ trial Club of America. The VICA club is made up of members of the industrial cooperative train¬ ing classes. The club has monthly lunches at different area restau¬ rants, where club business is tak¬ en up. First row: Mike Hynes, Danny Burnes, Elaine Rogner, Linda Beik, Kim Cox, Beth Wilhite, Gene Ciements. Second row: Rick Otterstead, Doug Pearson, Bob Gressing- er, Joe Smith, Bill Kazmierczak, Wayne Wilieams, Todd Holloway, Terry Miller, John Martin. First row: Larry Hood, Bob Hannah, Ani Steckline, Linda Evans, Frances Day. Sec¬ ond row: Kevin Heart, Doug Evans, John Alfieri, Craig Mathew, Joe Embry, Casy Samson. deca FRONT ROW: Jan Pelley, Jodi Kreuter, Mi¬ chelle Clure, Lisa Turner, Penny Baumann, Teresa Herr, Maryellen McDonnell, Vickie Day. BACK ROW: Nancy Harrison, Iris Wood, Colette Morin, Brenda Pritchett, Margaret Freeman, Dana Bathurst, Linda Cloud, Debbie Coleman, Kim Spence. Sue High, Martha Harvey, Dana Bathurst, Stacey McCarty, Debbie Coleman, Sherri Farley, Holly Stephens. DECA is a co-curricular program for students enrolled in Marketing and Fashion Merchandising. Activities such as DECA Club projects, Professional meetings, and state competitions award student opportunities for broader career understanding and leadership development. 130 thespians FIRST ROW: Cathy Fernandez, Patricia Scott, Laura Reynolds (Vice Pres.), Janis Sconyers (Treas.), Arthur Nordlie, Cris Fernandez (Sec.). SECOND ROW: Michael Leclere (Pres.). Pam Landseadale, Jeanette Negron, Nancy Szalwinski, Patti Donnelly. THIRD ROW: Jim McCord (Historian), Lisa Rentrop, Mike Fitsgerald, Eric Harne. r ! 1 ft. iHl M FIRST ROW: Vicki Small. SECOND ffOPK ' Sue Weisenburger, Leslie Grant, Jenny Walker, Jeanne Eek, Noel Simmons, Mike Macdowell, Wes Fox, Clare Burgess. 131 The international Thespian Society is formed in order to further the extent of theatre arts throughout the world. To be a member is an honor which indicates a great deal of hard work and devoted accomplishment in the theatre and its related arts. Madison ' s Thespian Troup is proud to announce that it now numbers more than thirty members which indicates the wealth of talent which can be found in our school. In the past members of our troup have been active in each Madison production since its foundation here in 1968. The most recent accomplishment of its members include the Drama Departments production of Ten Little Indians and Plaza Suite, both of which were directed by the troup sponsor, Mrs. Nancy Nateman. The motto of the club is Act well your part. heritage Front row: Martha Wagar (editor), John Gratz, Lucinda Grant, Patricia Donnelly, Cindy Smith, Carol Dise. (not pictured) Judy Fieth. Then Heritage is a literary magazine and calender. The staff examines submitted material and chooses those they wish to have in the magazine or calender. The Heritage represents the fine art displayed among our students both in art and writing. We are thankful to the staff who puts it all together! 132 hawk talk Front Row: Phil Crocker, Lori Yoshihashi, Kendi Thomas, Nancy Szalwinski, Mark Stabler, Mark Cohen, Laura Clark. Second Row: Max Triola, Mike Hutchins, Jokie Boublik, Patti Wohl, Nancy Wenning, Jim Green, Libby Ceconi. Third Row: Pat Hutchins, Tim Lewis, Jon Rak, Mike Wyland, Carol Fitzgeraid, Margot Boublik, Jeff Bates. The Hawk Talk tries to encorporate community and school activities into the newspaper. The goal of Hawk Talk is to enhance communication between our high school and community. Work¬ ing on the paper provides an opportuni¬ ty for students to participate in Journalism. The staff has been very successful this year in publishing the school paper. Moderator of Hawk Talk, Mr. Robert Muliin with editors. 133 concert choir and girl ' s chorus ROW ONE: Linda Zelasko, Valerie Sobieski, Patrick Brassfield, Joe Davoli, Celia Davoli, Susan Beckett, Lynn Bentley, Debbie Foy, Margaret Harrison. SECOND ROW: Holly Popple, Kim Polk, Pam Laurie, Gigi Trainor, Carol Mocarski, Claire Burgess II, Margaret Welsh, Karen Lloyd. THIRD ROW: Pam Lewis, Jeanette Negron, Mary Ann Rayment, Pat Gutschenritter, Melinda McDonald, Pam Sutter, Laura Riley, Nancy Szalwinski, Nancy Tyler. FOURTH ROW: Mozelle Kainette, Kim McCarthy, Annette Shuford, Jackie Sobieski, Fran Payntor, Jenny Crocker, Susan Sokoll, Debbie Hay. FIFTH ROW: Chris Ridgell, Patti Donnelly, Tricia Scott, Janis Sconyers, Linda Weiss, Tom Richard, Frank Jenkins. SIXTH ROW: Ricki Stagi, L. J. Pagano, Mark Schramm, Bill Howard, Jonathon Boyd, David Foote, Brian Batsel, Mike Rellins. SEVENTH ROW: Chuck Anderson, Glenn Dickson, Kelly Todd, Mike Macdowell, Robbie Scott, Je ff Goodman, Wes Parker, Duane Robinson. FIRST ROW: Ellen Holland, Missy Craven, Stephanie Riley, Kris Moen, Kristine Hill, Linda Ewing. SECOND ROW: Jamie Duane, Holly Burch, Shelly Miller, Kathy Raley, Carol Siebert, Susan Johnson, Kathy Slonager. THIRD ROW: Karen Arnold, Ruth Abercrombi, Cindy Harris, Carol Bradshaw, Mary Minshew, Kathy Yuill. NOT PICTURED: Susan Carroll, Melinda Knighton, Kim Lohr, Beth Nelson, Christine Rhea, Kathy Waters. 134 madrigals This year the Choral Department has performed well under the direction of Lindsey Florence. The Girls Choir gave four performances which included two Christmas Concerts, a Spring Concert and a Pop Concert. The Concert Choir ' s main performance was a tour to Hagerstown, Md. and Harrison¬ burg, Va. Other activities included at! County and Regional Choruses. The Madrigals kept up their famous traditions by giving three Christmas Concerts and a Spring tour. They con¬ tributed to the Bicentennial Celebration by giving a concert at Sully Plantation. Four members of the Madrigals were accept¬ ed into the Virginia All State Chorus. FIRST ROW: MaryAnn Rayment, Chris Ridgeil, Tom Richard, Mike Reliins, Nancy Szalwinski, Carol Mocarski. SECOND ROW: Janis Sconyers, Jonathan Boyd, Laura Riley. THIRD ROW: Tricia Scott, David Foote, L.J. Pagano, Claire Burgess, 135 national honor society 11th Grade: Kathy Amoroso, Patricia Barbour, Kathryn Barry, Christopher Barsanti, Kathryn Bode, Jean Boyle, David Buckis, Michael Buckley, Scott Byrd, Elizabeth Gayer, Roxanne Chandler, Judith Christie, Michael Corn, William Creighton, Patricia Donnelly, Cynthia Douglass, Michael Douglass, Sharon Driscoll, Annette Facciolo, Linda Farmer, Michael Fitzgerald, Deborah Foy, James Green, Martha Greer, Sarah Grossman, Patricia Gutscheenritter, Joseph Haberman, Karen Hagen, Jong-on Hahm, Laura Heim, Scott Higgins, Gary Hillis, David Hirsch, Russell Housley, Donnelle James, Andrea Jakobsson, Andrew Kobele, Lynn Koerbel, Linda Lee, Lynn Lingle, Robyn Lipetz, Michael MacDowell, Mary Lynn Maguire, Kathleen McAvoy, Janet McGee, Mary Mitchell, Robert Mitchell, Brian Monday, Edward Morse, Mark Nielsen, Esther-Maria Norred, Sharon Opachko, Kathleen Paliokas, Kristine Paliokas, Susan Pammei, Glen Perkins, Ann Radke, Stuart Reges, Karen Rodis, Elaine Ross, Carl Sanders, Janis Sconyers, Lee Sellers, Diana Sibilla, Rosemary Skillin, Karen Smith, Melanie Smith, Terrie Smith, Susan Sokoll, Linda Suzanne Stewart, Scott Sowers, Bryan Terrell, Patricia Thomas, David Tillapaugh, Victoria Vasta, Jennifer Walp, Victoria Warneck, Linda Weiss, Linda Whitaker, Cynthia Williamson, Jenny Youngdahl. 12th Grade: Ann Albee, Charles Anderson, Carol Baird, Arlene Balboni, Rebecca Barr, Carolyn Best, Jeffrey Bates, Janet Blank, Johanna Boublik, Margot Boublik, Frank Boyle, Joellen Brassfield, Sharon Brumbaugh, Jack Civilikas, Sidney Clyne, Thomas Conrad, Joseph Corn, Nancy Cox, Cecelia Davoli, Carol Dise, Patricia Donnelly, Deborah Driscoll, Andrea Faeder, Catherine Fernandez, Cristine Fernandez, Judy Fieth, Barry Fischer, Carol Fitzgerald, Cynthia Fletcher, William Foster, Gary Fourney, Debra Franzen, Joseph Giordano, Laurie Gillaugh, Dee Ann Gibson, Jeffrey Goodman, Robert Graff, Jeffrey Gray, Douglas Greenlaw, Laura Hess, Nancy Hill, Norman Hubbard, Michael Hutchins (Vice Pres.), Terry James, David Johnson, Nancy Jones, David Kaericher, Mozelle Karnette, Lorna Kattmann, Michael Kehoe, Kevin Kelly, Jody Keyser, Steve Knapp, Kevin Kuehnel, Jacqueline LaFever, Margaret Lampman, Cynthia Latchford, Michael Leclere, Brian Lee, Patricia Lefes, Timothy Lewis, Patricia Lyons, Robert Malinowski, Deborah Marling, Lisa Marling, Marylee Martin, Pamela Mason, Mary McDaniel, Patricia McMahon, Amy McMillion, Kevin McNerney, Jane Mundt, Jackie Packard, Richard Potocki, Rodger Rak, Michael Belling, Laura Reynolds, Laura Riley, Susan Rink, Cynthia Roberts, Shirley Rodgers, Robert Roman, Barry Rugo, Gregory Schmidt (Treas.), Joseph Scimeca, Leesa Slack, Vicki Small, Cynthia Smith, Mark Smith, Linda Gail Stewart, Edward Sykes, Nancy Szalwinski, Katherine Talberth, Kendra Thomas, Gay Trumbull, Karen Tyner, Martha Wager, Kathy Walsh, Sharon Ware, Andrea Wax, Alyson Will Diana Whitaker, Patricia Wohl (Sec.), Lori Yoshihashi (Pres.). 136 This year the National Honor Society has the largest membership in the history of Madison due to high achievement in academic excellence. Membership is open to Juniors and Seniors with at least a 3.2 grade point average and high qualities of leadership, character, and service. Candlelight inductions are held in the fall and in the spring with few other meetings. The main objectives of the National Honor Society are to provide a strong tutoring program and to encourage excellence in both the school and in the com¬ munity. 137 yearbook Top; Mr. Shaffer (advisor) Bottom: Patti Lefes and Alyson Will (197 5-76 co-editors) EDITORS — First row — Linda Stewart, Alyson Will, Becky Barr Second row — Patti Lefes, Steve Sokoll, Debbie Frazen, Katie Broach, not pic¬ tured — Laura Stahiman, Margaret Ryan, Steve Williamson, (section editors) ART STAFF — Jane Mundt, Robert Roman, Cindy Smith (art staff). 138 the montpelier Left to right: Eric Peterson, Judy Fieth, Laura Stahiman, Denise Smiroldo, Cindy Smith. Melanie Smith, Jenny Youngdahl, Katy Manchester, The 1975-1976 Montpelier staff had a very challenging but successful year in putting together this yearbook. Al¬ though a majority of the staff members were new to the job, they learned very quickly as they were faced with im¬ pending deadlines. The many new ideas of the staff members made this year ' s yearbook very unique. The two co-editors, the various section-editors, the photographers, the art staff, and, of course, our outstanding sponsor, Mr. Harry Shaffer, devoted many long hours to creating this book. We all en¬ joyed the experience of putting the book together and we hope you will en¬ joy having it as a remembrance of this year at Madison. Left to right, Row 1: Beth Davis, Greg Buckis, Robin Baukin, Barbara Jolly, Irene Rosholdt, Darby Wells, Mary Kragie, Amy Thompson, Laura Clark. Row 2: Harold Boerlin, Marilyn Blank, Sandy Siemens, Sue Wiesenburger, Betty Jolly. Left to right: Harold Boerlin, Carl Wi nebarger. Bill Brown, Hully Harkleroad, Brian Stubbs. Not pictured: Carol Baird, Steve Williamson, Bob Malinowski, Debbie Franzen. I i ' 139 gaa Top Row (Left to Right); Jackie Sobieski, Annette Shufuro, Karen Yells, Lee Sellers, Kendi Thumas, Allison Graves. Second Row (Left to Right): Mary Purdham, Brady Lambert, Elizabeth Skinner, Liz Varner, Kathy Friedhoff, Julie Dinkie, Linda Lee, Kathy MacAvoy. Third Row (Le t to Right): Laura Clark, Nancy Delaney, Kim Poulton, Chris Aatemus, Jean Boyle, Debbie Driscoll, Bonnie Lee, Marilyn Blanic, Kathy Tuten. Fourth Row (Left to Right): Mrs. Hackett, Kim Hardy, Cheryl Marsteller, Cathy Duffy, Diane Duffy, Liz Siebert, Valerie Sobieski. Fifth ?OMr(Leftto Right): Rhondi Adair (Pres.), Margot Boublik (Vice-Pres.), Cindy Roberts (Treas.), Mary Mitchell (Sec.). Mary Mitchell (Sec.), Margot Boublik (Vice-Pres.), Rhondi Adair (Pres.), Cindy Roberts (Treas.). The G.A.A. is a service club that is in¬ volved in many varied activities. This year they sold Warhawk jerseys and will use the money to buy something useful for our school. The G.A.A. vis¬ ited miff ' s Nursing Home at Christmas. As a club they enjoy fun activities such as progressive dinners. TheG.A.A. is a very active group. 140 math lab assistants debate team The debate team competes in de¬ bate tournaments. The debate topic for this year is The devel¬ opment and allocation of scarce world resources should be con¬ trolled by an international orga¬ nization . Left to right — Row 1: Joe Giordonno, Jeanne Richards, Jim Hyland, Norman Bail. Row 2: Waiter Joshi, Chuck, Scott Thomas, Stuart Reges, Mr. Rosenthal. 141 f. b. . a Left to right. Row 1: Theresa Grariano, Mary Giesenhaus, Diane Mayhew, Karen Johnson, Karen Curry, Julie Chapman, Diane Fama, Cindy Hoston, Karen Jones, Patty Burke, Diane Huband, Sharon Geary, Mozelle Karnette, Kathy Skezas, Lisa Kleiner, Jody Keyser, Mary Bateilho, Gerry Codd. Row 2: Mrs. Gambill, sponsor, Sue Mark, Sue Reikowsky, Sharon Opachko, Betty Karnes, Ginny Richardson, Diane Henry, Shelley Schlusemeyer, Tammy Baker, Judy Christie, Tilda Thompson, Theresa DeConcilis, Darlene Hirst, Kathy Mark, Bobbi Farley, Missy Shelton. Left to right. Row 1: Mrs. Elsie O ' Grady, sponsor; Charlotte Bare, Denise Smiroldo, Melanie Smith, Robin Baukin, Margaret Mendonca, Linda Lee, Marcella Shader, Irene Roshoidt, Vicky Warneck, Jan Bush, Patty Coury, Terri Elkins, Ivy Wright, Mary Johnson, Nancy Delaney. Row 2. ' Susan Gibson, Kathy Buracker, Ane Steckline, Melinda Leonard, Andrea Jakobsson, Mary Maguire, Sandy Ritzer, Mike Anthony, Pam Kozak, Tess Koontz, Kim Dailey, Schalene Jennings, Lynn Decker, Debbie Waugh, Laura Link, Mrs. Gayle Fritter, sponsor. Not pictured: Liz Whitt, Kris Paliokas, Kathy Paliokas, Barbara Radziewicz, Karen Groder, Lisa Coupal. 142 The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), an organization for students enrolled in business and office programs, operates as an integral part of the school pro¬ gram. FBLA activities provide op¬ portunities for students to prepare for business and office occupations. Its members learn to engage in individual and group business enterprises; to hold office and direct the affairs of the group; to work with representa¬ tives of other youth organiza¬ tions; and to compete honorably with their colleagues. Selected events and supervised projects involve students in cooperative school-community-business ac¬ tivities. latin dub Left to right, Row 1: Aiex Krowitz, Jenni Walp, Judy Fieth, Tricia Scott, Carolyn Best. Row 2: Eileen Robertson, Liz Varner, Ms. Bartelmes, Max Triola. The Latin Club continued in the Ro¬ man Tradition this year with various social activities including Halloween and Saturnalia celebrations and an terac the play, A Funny Thing Hap¬ pened on the Way to the Forum . a. y. d. Left to right: Elise Howard, Rosie Skillin, Kathy Auten, Kathy Hifi, Leonard Polk, Russ Thorpe. Not pictured: Craig Ruff, Rosemary Coleman, Margaret Mendenoa, Kim Divers. The AYD organization members are elected students who, upon completion of 40 hours of train¬ ing, go into the sixth grade class¬ rooms of the various community elementary schools. The mem¬ bers hold discussions with these sixth graders and they answer their questions concerning the transition from elementary school into a secondary school. The task of the members is to make this transition a little easier for these students. The school- sponsored organization ' s spon¬ sors are Mrs. Bellamy, 1 1th grade guidance counselor, and Mrs. Dickerson, a representative from the National Red Cross. american field service Left to right — Row 1: Sue Wisenburger (Sec.), Val Sobieski (Tres.), Sue High (V. P.), Laura Riley (Pres.). Row 2: Linda Weiss, Charles Anderson, Jong on Hahm, Elizabeth Prisley, Elizabeth Skinner, Anne Kari Thorsrud, Julie Dunkle. Row 3: Nancy Cox, Debbie Franzen, Jennifer Walp, Anthony Pearson, Bri an Lee, Rosemary Coleman, Frankie Farjaprana. Row 4: Mr. Strohm, Mr. Ward (sponsors). Not pictured: Jacki Sobieski, Julia Brush, Linda Weiss, Kathy Friedhoff. Left to right — Anne Kari Thorsrud (exchange student from Norway), Sue Wisenburger (Sec.), Val Sobieski (Tres.), Sue High (Vice Pres.), Laura Riley (Pres.), Franki Farjaprana (exchange student from Indonesia). The A. F. S. has been very active this year, it spon¬ sored an International Folk Sing in March. Some of the students went to Vermont for a week, and their stu¬ dent hosts came to stay with them for a week. We have enjoyed Anne and Franki, and we hope they have enjoyed their time with us at Madison. 144 Class of ' 76 Officers President Jody Keyser Vice President Jackie LaFever Secretary Patty Cooke Treasurer Sydney Clyne Jackie LaFever Patty Cooke Sydney Clyne Jody Keyser Wkfi rn A.- ' Rr n HHf m ' MB Charles anderson margaret angus mike amos barbara anderson paula andersen william abercrombie rhondi adair david ahalt anne albee timothy alexander 148 william appel richard arens 149 dana bathurst penelope baumann william bean maryanne bearse celia becci barton beck Steven beck susan beckett robert beech barbara berg Carolyn best mary bielich rm janet blank thomas bollinger theresa bonner joanna boublik margot boublik frank boyle joellen brassfield james breads 151 william brower deborah brown diane brown janet brown kathryn brown Patrick brown renee brown william brown julia bruesch 152 richard burch Pamela burke patricia burke william burroughs Sharon burtner jeff byrd patricia cahalen tracy cahn david calobrisi 153 robert chancier Chris childs linda Christie jack civilikas Steven dark Patrick clarkin david Clinton 154 Sydney dyne joanna coates camden cochran deborah coleman thomas conrad patricia cooke Pamela corbin Joseph corn kim cornett lisa coupal carol cox 155 elizabeth cox nancy cox sherry cramer cynthia crehan philip crocker david curry karen curry Steven d ' agostino 156 kevin daniels Catherine davis cecilia davoli frances day Vickie day judy delcastiino richard dellinger alison devito 157 james dickmeyer karen dimmett carol dise kim divers edward donatelli james donnelly 158 william eaton Stewart elford deirdra elmore hollie emblidge Joseph embrey michael emerson 159 Sherri farley michael farmer mary fehrenback brian felten Catherine fernandez Christine fernandez judy fieth frank firetti barry fischer tami fischer 160 carol fitzgerald Cynthia fletcher rina fortin william foster gary fourney gary frank debra franzen john garten Sharon geary jennie genova 161 marie giampa deann giannettino william giesenhaus terry gill laurie gillaugh Joseph giordano edward glaum 162 laura gliniecki colleen goddard lisa godes roland golden jeffery goodman robert gordon marie gradel robert graft jay graft leslie grant lucinda grant 163 jeffery gray mark gray douglas greenlaw eileen griffin michael grossman michael haney robert hannah arthur harkleroad eric harne jackie harris Sylvia harris ann harrison 164 James harrison kevin hart martha harvey ray healy Cynthia heldmyer karen henry carol henson teresa herr 165 keith hill nancy hill scott hiltwine Patrick hoffman bob holderman phillip holloway susan homan larry hood Cynthia hoston 166 norman hubbard michael hutchins Patrick hutchins paul jackson terry james peter janssen frank jenkins michael jenkins schalene jennings 167 karen jones nancy jones michael jordan robert jusell david kaericher linda karnes mozelle karnette lorna kattmann william kazmierczak michael kehoe greg keilty Steve keller 168 kevin kelly jody keyser paul kilcarr Harold king Steven knapp timothy knicely daniel kosko keith kosco 169 jacquelyn lafever margaret lampman denise landry richard larkin robert laserte diane lash 170 muriel lee Patricia lefes timothy lewis barry lieb lisa littlejohn derek long 171 patricia macon keith macvey james madden shawn madden robert malinowski margaret malone eric manna susan mark deborah marling elisabeth marling roger marsden marylee martin 172 Pamela mason diane mayhew patrice mcaleese Stacey mccarty lauri mcclearn karen mccracken don mccurry mary mcdaniel 173 Patricia mcmahon any mcmillion kevin mcnerney kevin means maryanne melchiori thomas michaely Stephanie michie 174 Jeffrey miller kevin mills James mitchell richard moreland Connie moen Charles moss Judy moulton william mulchahy Jane mundt belinda miller ha! miller 175 Christine myers rhonda nancarrow elisabeth nassaux Sharon neas carl needham richard nelson vanessa nelson kevin new leona nichols rolf nordlie peter norloff Joseph novak 176 david o ' brien maureen o ' brien coleen o ' connor kathleen o ' connor ramona Oliver kelly o ' loughlin James omans robert oravetz 177 jacki Packard kevin parker ginger parsons Patricia payne francis paynter douglas peak eugenie peters Charles peterson tim pfeifle 178 leonard polk joanne pollock richard potocki Jonathan preble brenda prichett carl prosack andrew radke rodger rak mary ann rayment 179 susan reikowsky lynn reiter michael rellins laura reynolds jeanne richards ramona ridge Christine ridgell laura riley susan rink Cynthia roberts 180 james robinson kathleen robertson Shirley rodgers kyle rogers brian roman robert roman james rosson dean ruff margaret ryan kevin samson 181 karen savia gregory schmidt Shelley schlusemeyer Joseph scimeca margaret scott tricia scott John sedlock david Shaffer James shiley laura shonerd leslie short laurel schultz 182 perry sikes Stephen sinnott leesa slack timothy slavey vicki small Cynthia smith mark smith robert smith vi cki smith una Somerville kim spencer Jacqueline Stansberry 183 eric Stearns robert stein curtis Stephens holly Stephens John Stephenson bruce Stewart 184 James summenl robert swagerty carla swartz tim swartzwelder edward sykes nancy symns 185 kenneth thomas lajuana thomas leslie thomas betty thompson bruce thompson timothy thompson diane thorne 186 william valliere janine vitray anna thorslud kelly todd david truesdale gay trumbull lisa turner karen tyner thomas uncles norma underwood mary valentine 187 martha wagar Jenifer walker kathryn walsh debbie waugh Sharon ware andrea wax kenneth weisenburger wayne welch louise wernig diana whitaker elizabeth whitt alyson will 188 mike williams wayne williams debbie Williamson Steve Williamson robert Windsor carl winebarger patricia wohl dianne wood 189 ronald wood lori Wordsworth 191 192 H A P P E N I N G back to school 1 J 1 ri senior superlatives class song; ' The Times of Your Life by Paul Anka class colors: red, white and blue class flowers: rose and carnation class saying; I will never walk alone; my friends and memories of the Class of ' 76 will always be with me. most likely to be remembered Jack Spicer Diane Huband class speaker Barry Rugo 196 best all around Terry James Carolyn Best best leaders most scholarly 197 Barry Rugo Lori Yoshihashi most likely to succeed Mike Hutchins Jackie LaFever best looking Terry James Diane Huband class sweethearts best personality Chris McGee Carolyn Best Chip King Jane Mundt 198 most spirited Jody Keyser Ken Weisenburger wittiest Chris McGee Debbie Brown most most talkative athletic Jeanne Richards Jeff Hoston Willie Williams Rhondi Adair 199 most most shy ' David Draim Roger Marsden Cindy Latchford first to be married sexiest Laura Shonerd Ken Weisenburger 200 Sydney Clyne Wayne Williams most soul Jeff Hoston Cindy Hoston biggest flirt Nancy Cox Tom Cooke most gullible Kurt Burch Sharon Geary 201 miss madison Cindy Hoston, ' 76, was crowned Miss Madison on Saturday, Oct. 4. The four runners-up were Lisa Rentrop, ' 78, Diane Huband, ' 76, Judy Christie, ' 77, and Jong-On Hahm, ' 77. The Congeniality Award went to Maggie Ireland. Jackie LaFever and Robert Roman were the Masters of Ceremo¬ nies for the evening. The entertainment included Jackie and Robert per¬ forming magic tricks and a routine by the Senior Pom-Pom girls. Mary Ann Payment, Chris Rigell, and Laura Riley sang a Neil Diamond medley. Cindy Hoston Miss Madison ' 75-76 202 Top left: First runner-up, Lisa Rentrop Top right: Second runner-up, Diane Huband Bottom left: Fourth runner-up, Jong-On Hahm Bottom right: Third runner-up, Judy Christie 203 miss madison 204 highlights 205 homecoming Diane Huband, ' 76, reigned over a winning football game as the ' 75- ' 76 Homecoming Queen. The princesses were Jackie LaFever, ' 76, Cindy Latchford, ' 76, Judy Christie, ' 77, Pam Swortzel, ' 78, and Chris Olsen, ' 79. The theme for the night was World of Animation . The winning floats were the Sen¬ ior ' s Pink Panther and the Band ' s Puff the Magic Dragon . The evening came to a successful finish with Madison beating Falls Church 31-01 Diane Huband Homecoming Queen ' 75-76 206 princesses Junior, Judy Christie Escort, Chris McGee Sophomore, Pam Swortzel Escort, Todd Swortzel Not pictured: Seniors, Jackie LaFever and Cindy Latchford Freshman, Chris Olsen Escort, Hal Williams 207 208 This year ' s floats included the Band s Puff the Magic Dragon , the Senior ' s Pink Panther , the Sophomore ' s Humpty Dumpty , the Junior ' s Fog¬ horn Leghorn , and the Freshmen ' s Warhawk Express . 209 spirit ' 75-76 212 biology field trip Falling in the creek and catching poison ivy were only a couple of the highlights of the annual Biology Field Trip on October 9 and 10. Administrators and a few parents joined the teachers and students as they tromped around Lake Fairfax. Other than complaints from campers seeking quiet and the scaring away of the animals, the trip was a complete success, climaxed by the finding of some equipment left from trips in years past. fall play ten little Indians Cast and Crew Mr. Rogers Mrs. Rogers Hannah Narracott Vera Claythorne Captain Lombard Marston Blore Gen. McKenzie Miss Brent Wargrave Dr. Armstrong Student Director Stage Manager Props Make-up Lighting Sound Publicity Programs and Tickets Dialect Advisor Costumes Frank Jenkins Vicki Small and Patti Donnelly Katie Broach Cathy Fernandez Joe Haberman Noel Simmons Eric Harne Arthur Nordlie Pat Gutschenritter Jim McCord Mike LeClere Leslie Grant Cris Fernandez Janis Sconyers Laura Reynolds Cathy Wills Paul Winebarger Pam Lanseadel Sarah Grossman Tom MacDowell Cecilia Davoli Member of International Thespian Society 216 Ten Little Indian boys going out to dine One choked his little self and then there were nine. Nine Little Indian boys stayed up very late One overslept himself and then there were eight. Eight Little Indian boys traveling in Devon One got left behind and then there were seven. Seven Little Indian boys chopping up sticks One chopped himself in half and then there were six. Six Little Indian boys playing with a hive A bumblebee stung one and then there were five. Five Little Indian boys going out for law One got in Chancery and then there were four. Four Little Indian boys going out to sea A red herring swallowed one and then there were three. Three Little Indian boys went to the zoo A big bear hugged one and then there were two. Two Little Indian boys playing with a gun One shot his little self and then there was one. One Little Indian boy left all alone So he went and hanged himself and then there were none 217 218 madison follies Madison ' s talent was brought into the spotlight in the second annual Madison Follies. Held on Jan. 1 7, we had a good turn-out of contestants and a large au¬ dience. The winners were Ken Grand- jean and Jim Madden, who performed Dueling Banjos , a smash hit with the audience. For second place Pat Bar¬ bour and the Cousinettes sang We Can Make It Together . Mary Bielich took third with her reading of The Snake . An unplanned Honorable Men¬ tion was given to Bob Beech for the difficult task of tying his shoe. A great deal of talent was displayed by all con¬ testants. 220 i 7V,? - 221 follies contestants Terri Penna acc. by Edith Findeis Holly Popple acc. by Jeff Goodman Vickie Small Ken Grandjean and Jim Madden Pam Sutter Mary Ann Payment and David Foote Jackie LaFever Liz Whitt Claire Burgess II Journey Chris Ridgell Pat Barbour and the Cousinettes Greg Buckis Joellen Brassfield Mary Bielich 222 ice skating On a few nights during the year, a non-school sponsored ice skating party was held at Tyson ' s Ice Arena. It kept many kids occupied between 1 1:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m., and it was a lot of fun despite the falls. soc hops On Friday nights after home basketball games, Soc Hops were held in the girls ' gym. The music was played from reel-to-reel tapes, and everyone enjoyed themselves. THE 76’ EXPERIENCE ' 225 madison the 226 WhW f oS pp iMjSji l m images of ' 75- ' 76 |;i0V.UT 0 ' madisons top ten hits 1 One of These Nights — The Eagles , 2 Best of My Love — The Eagles 3 Love Will Keep Us Together — The Captain and Tennille 4 Black Water — The Doobie Brothers 5 Cats In the Cradle — Harry Chapin 6 Mandy — Barry Manilow 7 Chevy Van — Sammy Johns 8 Philidelphia Freedom — Elton John 9 Sister Golden Hair — America 10 Wildfire — Michael Murphey billboards top hits for ' 75 1 Love Will Keep Us Together — The Captain and Tennille 2 Rhinstone Cowboy — Glen Campbell 3 Philidelphia Freedom — Elton John 4 Before The Next Teardrop Falls — Freddie Fender 5 My Eyes Adored You — Frankie Valli 6 Some Kind of Wonderful — Grand Funk 7 Shining Star — Earth, Wind, and Fire 8 Fame — David Bowie 9 Laughter in the Rain — Neil Sedaka 10 One of These Nights — The Eagles 1 1 Thank God I ' m a Country Boy — John Denver 12 Jive Talkin ' — The Bee Gees 13 Best of My Love — The Eagles 14 Loving You — Minnie Ripperton 15 Kung Fu Fighting — Carl Douglas 1 6 Black Water — The Doobie Brothers 17 Ballroom Blitz — Sweet 1 8 Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong SdriQ — B. J. Thomas 19 He Don ' t Love You Like I Love You — Tony Orlando and Dawn 20 At Seventeen — Janis Ian concerts Aerosmith Alice Cooper America Bachman Turner Overdrive Beach Boys t « i Billy Swan - | Black Oak Arkansas Blue Oyster Cult 1 Bruce Springsteen ' Carole King Cat Stevens Chicago pan Fogelburg David Bowie Deep Purple 3 Dog Night Don McLean Doobie Brothers Eagles ’ Elton John Fleetwood Mac Gordon Lightfoot Grahm Central Station. J. Geils Band John Denver i, Joni Mitchell Kansas ? Kiss Led Zeppelin Leo Kotte Linda Ronstadt Loggins and Messina Mary Travers Mott Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Patti Smith Paul McCartney and Wings Paul Simon Peter Frampton Pure Prairie League Rod Stewart Rufus Seals and Croft Styx War •r‘ % if • ' ■ 232 f H i v%ir W, ( , ; ' i ' - cap a centre pne McShai Invisiblej Man I iS.o- Medical Story Beacon Hill Saturday Night Welccwnne Back, Kotter Robinson THE 1975-1976 T.V. YEAR A FEW WINNERS A LOT OF LOSERS JAMES MADISON ' S TOP TWENTY T.V. 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[•RlMsrmCTta LOVE and DEATL is everyone after QssmSsssa ft biid? rii lw A JACK tolLINS-CHARLES H JOFfE PRODUCTION Produced Oy CHARLES H JOFFE wmien and Directed by WOODY I he wouldn ' t know who-dooe-h even if he done It himself; DAYS OF THE CONDOR r v h4ucleA k 239 p o R T S fall sports WBgpmf « v«- E 1 ini H HbBl 2 . r ' a . 3l?p 5— -M ' M ■ r iL ..AK Y- ' . .jm 11B £Jr ■ ' ' iW % jjBPII 4r a liiiHPlHr ;; J Kb pgglpiBrjWi [■_ ' ,‘ H J.%m ••irn ' iirtiiFB s i : AfWi f BHH %B J 1 • A --‘ ' % varsity football has 8-2 season First Row: Richard Arens, Kurt Burch, Tom Cooke, Jeff Hoston, Ken Weisenburger, Joey Hail, Jack Civiiikas, Rocky Clarkin, Tim Knicely, Steve D ' Agostino. Second Jack Spicer, David Blank, Ron Woods, Tony Basil, Gary LaFever, Mike Corn, Jeff Byrd, David Hall, Kelly O’Loughlin, Ron Cooke, Chris Polk. Third Row: Kieth MacVey, Terry James, Chip King, Chris McGee, Wayne Williams, Roger Marsden, Tony Eaton, Tim Thompson, Scott Forbes, David Russell. Fourth Row: Chip Giannettino, Greg Holmes, Andy Schwab, Jesse Swinson, Tony Betts, Terry Costolo, Matt Miller, Chris Barsanti, Brett Leighty, George Lampman, Brian Monday. This year Madison had one of its best seasons ever. Under the direction of Chuck Sell and his assistants, Madison ended the season with an 8-2 overall record and 6-0 to win the Potomac District race. This year Madison had a balanced attack in both offense and defense. The offense moved the bail this year, but not only on the ground. The pass was the weapon this year. With Rocky Clarkin quarterbacking and Jeff Hoston doing the receiving, Madison ' s offense was tough. During the year Clarkin tossed a total of 14 touchdown passes, 1 2 of which went to Hoston. In the running department Madison had one of the best this year with personnel like D. Hall, J. Spicer, C. Polk, and T. Cooke. Key blocking from the offensive line, though, made a big difference. In past years Madison has been strongest in defense. Madison had an excellent defense again this year, in fact, one of the best in the area. A real key to this defense was the linebackers J. Hail and K. Weisenburger. Quickness in this area and on the line forced mistakes on which Madison capitalized and controlled the tempo of the game. Congratulations to the entire team for the best football season ever at Madison and a special thanks to the coaching staff who did a fantastic job this year. 243 hawks win seven in a row! offensive defensive teams David Hail Rocky Ciarkin Jack Spicer Ken Weisenburger Tom Cooke Scott Forbes Running Back Quarterback Running Back Linebacker Fullback Middle Guard Richard Arens Terry James Tim Knicely Ron Woods Joey Hall Wayne Williams Defensive Back Defensive Back, Kicker Defensive Back, Fullback Defensive End Linebacker Center Keith MacVey Jack Civilikas Matt Miller Brett Leighty Offensive Guard Offensive Tackle Defensive Jackie Offensive Tackle Tim Thompson Roger Marsden ' Offensive Tackle Defensive Tackle Chip King Defensive End Jeff Hoston Split End, Defensive Back Kurt Burch Tight End madison crushes marshall 38-0 varsity football coaching staff Head Coach Mr. Chuck Sell. Assistant Coaches Mr. Don Roth and Mr. Tom Reilly. Assistant Coaches Mr. Ned Garber and Mr. Ed Weber. madison 1975 football scoreboard Varsity Record Madison 34 Herndon 00 Madison 08 Langley 07 Madison 24 Stuart 08 Madison 13 Oakton 06 Madison 31 Falls Church 00 Madison 12 Fairfax 06 Madison 28 Yorktown 22 Madison 15 Lee 28 Madison 06 Woodson 07 Madison 38 Marshall 00 J.V. Record Madison 26 Langley 00 Madison 31 Stuart 00 Madison 12 Oakton 14 Madison 12 Falls Church 14 Madison 00 Fairfax 14 Madison 21 Yorktown 07 Madison 28 Herndon 00 Season Record 4-3 Freshman Record Madison 21 Marshall 19 Madison 24 McLean 08 Madison 22 Oakton 00 Madison 06 Stuart 00 Madison 06 Fairfax 06 Madison 06 Falls Church 12 Season Record 4-1-1 Season Record 8-2 247 j.v. football First Row: Kevin Keilty, David Judge, John Sadowski, Gray Trimble, Mike Jones, Peter Krouse, Mitch Riley, Larry Jones, Pat Ryan, Scott Gerard. Second Row:lon ' i Holmes, Chuck Hutchison, Mike Murphy, Bob Bailey, David Cohen, Mark Connolly, Perry Filling, Scott Davis, Tim Grider, Mike Kelly, Greg Ferentinos, Third Row: Kevin Frank, Tom Nixon, Bill Creighton, Willie Pickering, Vaz Nishanian, Kevin Buzzell, Chris Murphy, David Newcome, Mike Leonard, Mike Boswell, Ted Goodenow, freshman football First Row: Phil Luebert, Andy Stickel, Chris Chapin, Eric Hull, Eugene Zimmerman, Mike McNutly, Brian Robeson, Steve Bushman, Jim Russell, Russ Paul, Second Row: Nat King, Mark Bolin, Pete Kattman, John Roubo, Jim Vanison, Dan Magushak, Jim Trevino, John Burroughs, John Arias, John Gambill, Dan Sampson, Jim Stuart, Ben Denny. Third Row: Steve Hacket, Robert Robinson, Bruce Tuhhock, Don Wade, Russ Todd, Horby Hecht, Mark Schramm, Doug Newcome, Frank Wilkinson, George McPherson, Pat McGahan, Tim Stage, Neil Sullivan, Glen Hughes, Not Pictured: Mark Young, Richard Bolin. 248 Row 1: Jean Boyie, Cap! Linda Lee, Capt. Mary MitcheH, Vai Sobieski, Row 2: Mgr. Jeanette Lumsden, Coach Mrs. Hackett, Amy McMillion, Rosie Skiliin, Chris Atlemus, Linda Anderson, Karen Yeeies, Kendi Thomas, Mgr. Kathy Dix, Row3: Peggy Born, Karen Washam, Gina Tessitore, Linda Belk, Nancy Oravetz. varsity hockey The Girls Varsity Hockey team had a disappointing sea¬ son this year. The squad lacked experience as it had only two returning lettermen. Although the team found victo¬ ry to be quite elusive, the girls continued to practice diligently each day. Individual skills and team work im¬ proved tremendously as the season progressed.-The season ended with a fine display of hockey skills. Mrs. Hackett is looking forward to many victories in the com¬ ing season. 249 Varsity in action. Row ;. Capt. Annette Shuford, Capt. Jackie Sobieski, ?oiv2; Mgr. Cheryl Price, Allison Graves, Beth Barnett, Claudia Schmiedkamp, Brandy Lambert Pattie Anzilletti, Elizabeth Skinner, Sandy Browning, Cheryl Marsteller, Row 3: Gina Belk, Sheri Plant, Stephanie Shultz, Kathy Friedhoft, Debbie Barazkman. Liz Varner and Bonnie Lee j.v. hockey The J.V. Hockey team had only two returning play¬ ers this year, but they put together a strong team. They didn ' t have many victories, but they showed excellent skills, mobility, and team work at every game. They are looking forward to a winning sea¬ son next year. Left: Mrs. Birch coaching the J.V. 250 251 1st row: Jim Yuill, Ted Morse, David Fiedler, Kevin Washburn, Scott Sowers, Bill Foster, David Lieb; 2nd row: Dennis Feary, Frank Boyle, Mark O ' Dell, Robert Lampman, Roger Fiedler, Dean Ruff, Aaron Craven; 3rd row: Coach Moss, Richard Mellick, Robert Longbottom, Kirk Havens, Harmen VanDerWoude, Joe Corn, Bob Graff: Not Pictured; Joe Haberman, Steve Altemus, Todd Meloy, Frank Trevino, Jon Glazer. cross country Coach Moss This year the Cross Country team, coached by Mr. Moss, had an exciting season. The team was one of the largest ever at Madison. In the Potomac District competition Madi¬ son ' s Varsity placed third with a score of 95. The Junior Varsity team compiled a tough 4 and 1 record to take second place in District competition. In the past two years Mr. Moss has developed a tough Cross Country team here at Madison. Since the team consists mainly of underclassmen, Madison could be a big threat in the future. Outstanding run¬ ners were: Dave Fiedler, Bill Foster, Kirk Flav- ens, David Lieb, Ted Morse, Dean Ruff, Scott Sowers, Harmen VanDerWoude, Kevin Washburn, and Jim Yuill. CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Madison 19 Jeb. Stuart 49 Madison 21 Marshall 38 Madison 36 Fairfax 19 Madison 27 Falls Church 28 Madison 45 Oakton 15 Low score Wins 252 253 254 in action 255 The girls tennis team had their greatest sea¬ son ever this year, with a 8-2 record. They shared the dis¬ trict title with Oakton. They had four players compete in the district tournament: Laura Clark, Rhondi Adair, Jane Mundt, and Ma¬ rie Gradle. Others on the team are: Val Sanders, Debbie Foy, Donna Nensel, Debbie Driscoll, Shari Dris¬ coll, Lyn Bently, Cindy Roberts, Evelyn Vale- tich, Julie Dunkle, Ann Potter, Kathy Tutan, Kim Poulton, Marie McMahon, Trish Mc¬ Mahon, Ann Radiy, Sheryle Meardon. Row 1: Jan Fulford, Pixie Strike, Michele Amyx, Cathy Hill, Kathy Kelly, Claudia Schmiedekamp, Row 2: Anne Digges, Karen Kelly, Margaret Welsh, Lisa Barnett, Val Amyx The girls had a rough season this year, but it turned out successful. Under the influence of their coaches the girls learned many new things. 256 gymnastics ' 76 257 varsity cheerleaders Left to Right, Row 1: Judy Christie, Co-Cap. Pam Mason, Cap. Carolyn Best, Donnelle James, Row 2: Bonnie Galbraith, Kim Forbes, Diane Huband, Pat Barbour, Row 3: Linda Stewart, Karen Hagen, Vicki Vasta, Sharon Geary. Being a Varsity Cheerleader is much more work than just cheering at games. This year the cheerleaders planned and put together the entire football program, arranged pep rallies, par¬ ticipated at all athletic events, and won awards at the Bicentennial Contest in Washington, D.C. 258 Varsity cheers on a winning team. This year the J.V. squad consisted of sophomores and juniors. The J.V. helped the Varsity squad in various activities in hopes of learning the qualities of a Varsity Cheerleader. This years J.V. took first place in a Cheerleading Competition in Washing¬ ton, D.C. Captains Laura Wilkins and Pam Rollman. Hang in there Lisa, Kathy, and Chantal. Row 1: Linda Jenkins, Co-Cap. Pam Rollman, Mary Cooke, Cindy Williams, Chantal Osterwalder. Row 2: Kathy McMahon, Cap. Laura Wilkins, Lisa Ingram, Eveline Balac, Pam Lewis, 259 frosh cheerleaders Left to Right. Row 1: Co-Cap. Kim Polk, Chris Olson, Cap. Chris Moen, Balinda Holmes, Susan Yost, Vali Tschirgi, Row 2: Missy Cravens, Anna Penna. Not pictured: Cindy Marcum. The Freshman squad got off to a successful start this year. They have been practicing three times a week in hopes of becom¬ ing Varsity Cheerleaders in a few years. The fresh¬ man have also been help¬ ing the J.V. and Varsity squads by selling pro¬ grams at the games. Their efforts have paid off in a National Cheer¬ leading Competition in Washington, D.C. during the fall. Frosh try different formations. 260 basketball 261 First Row: Gary Forney, Ann Albee, Coach McLean, Andy Wax, Jeff Hoston, Second Row: Dave Hall, Bob Brower, Lenny Polk, Tirfi McGahan, Chris McGee, Carl Sanders, Craig Stevens, Rocky Clarkin, Tony Basil, Brian Lee. varsity basketball team Madison ' s varsity basketball team was not considered to be much this year. But, with the direction of Coach McLean, and the determination of the players, Madison compiled a tough district record. With one game left, Madison has the Potomac District Title on the line. Teamwork and hustle seem to be the key to the Warhawks offence. The full court press also contributed to Madison ' s success. Great seasoni Good Luck in the District Tournament. Good luck to seniors: Gary Forney, Jeff Hoston, Rocky Clarkin, Chris McGee, Tim McGahan, Lenny Polk, and Andy Wax. VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD J.V. RECORD 75-76 OPPONENTS SAME AS VARSITY ' S Them Us FRESHMAN RECORD Madison 64 Yorktown 78 78 79 Madison 36 Herndon 33 Madison 62 Herndon 65 76 59 Madison 47 Marshall 41 Madison 57 Langley 60 66 56 Madison 60 McLean 55 Madison 64 Woodson 76 58 47 Madison 55 Stuart 61 Madison 63 Groveton 94 71 53 Madison 45 Oakton 47 Madison 63 Oakton 60 66 41 Madison 35 Falls Church 27 Madison 63 Marshall 59 63 57 Madison 52 Marshall 46 Madison 54 Edison 73 62 45 Madison 34 Fairfax 37 Madison 71 Stuart 88 62 48 Madison 45 Oakton 44 Madison 66 Jefferson 78 82 74 Madison 42 Fairfax 43 Madison 41 Falls Church 43 54 43 Madison 47 Stuart 44 Madison 64 Fairfax 61 87 55 Madison 44 Falls Church 32 Madison 73 Robert E. Lee 93 75 84 Season Record 8-4 Madison 58 Oakton 54 64 69 Madison 63 Marshall 58 58 54 Madison 66 Stuart 61 68 50 Madison 66 Falls Church 61 66 59 Madison 58 Fairfax 56 93 47 Season Record — 8-10 Season Record — 3-15 First Row: Larry Jones, Ronnie Cooke, Gray Trimble, Angelo Polk, Rick Swagerty, Second Row: Coach Nuttal!, Scott Mark, Kevin Doyle, Tom Barnes, Bob Bailey, Gene Prosack, Scott Sowers, Kim Duke. j. 1 . and freshman basketball teams The Junior Varsity Basketbai! team, coached by Mr. Nutali had a disappointing season. The score was usually close in the fourth quarter but costly mistakes made the difference. Good luck in the future. The Freshman basketball team ehded up 8 and 4. Their games were won in the last few moments of the game. In a couple of years these names might be familiar. Good luck in the future. Congratulations Coach Hannah. Left to Right: Danny Sampson, Mark Merrell, Jon Casello, Chuck Anderson, Scott Stevens, Brian Robeson, Chris Conrad, James Frank, Willie Pickett, Herbie Hecht, Mike Waggoner, Alfred Hoston, Chris Kelly, Paul Mitchell, Middle: Coach Hannah. 263 264 75-76 varsity swimming team First Row: Cindy Hissim, Tricia McMahon, Carey Hubert, Cathy Yost, Jeri Schrader, Margie Taylor, Donna Nensel, Julie McGuire, Patty Molthen, Marie McMahon, Cara Bobchek, Debbie Holfman, Karen Mitchell, Second Row: Laurie Thomas, Paul Mitchel, Michel Galliger, Ann Foster, Nancy Wehning, Elaihe Ross, Beth Macon, Tammy Beach, Linda McPherson, David Lieb, Roger Fiedler, Jody Keyser, Third Row: Richard Russo, Robert Lampman, Andy Hosterman, Tim Grider, Jim Manderson, Jim Dickmeyer, Chuck Peterson, Mark Smith, Barry Lieb, Mark Cohen, Kirk Havens, David Fiedler, David Schrader, Jack Hosterman. The Varsity Swimming and Diving Team completed another suc¬ cessful season this year with a 5 and 3 record. The team is improv¬ ing each season. There is a strong possibility that the swirhming and diving teams could win thfe district meets. The distfiGt rheets will be held at Washington Led H. S. and the regional meets at Starlit. The State meet will be held at Univ. of Virginia. High hopes for the future. Great job, Mr. Sell 266 varsity diving D Left to Right: Steve Wiiliamson, Lisa Ingram, Kirk Stevens The Diving Team has been very strong this year. Their record is 6 and 2. Diving has been tough in the last few years because facilities are not close. District meets are coming soon and Madison could be a factor. Seniors Steve Williamson, Kirk Stevens. Madison 162 Yorktown 169 Madison 134 O ' Connell 149 Madison 172 McLean 141 Madison 152 Herndon 148 Madison 190 Wakefield 154 Madison 134 Langley 206 Madison 209 Wash-Lee 124 Madison 174 Chantilly 165 267 Row 1: Susie Sinnott, Jennifer Wilgus, Susannah Creech, Meghan Donavan, Kim Pouiton, Kriss O ' Loughlin, Katie Donehue, Tilda Tompson, Alice Potter, Terrie Oechsle, Jackie Dost, Debbie Ness, Gayle Miller, Cathy Amrhein, Allison Graves Coach Hackett and the girls are looking forward to a winning record. They show sportsmenship and team work at every game. High scorers are Susan Sinnott and Tilda Thompson. e t b a 269 Co bb ' 76 270 varsity basketball Row 1: Kathy Jadick, Margret Lampman, Rhondl Adiar, Trish Madden, Row 2: Janxe Bush, Linda WiSliams, Martha Greer, Joan Waiden, Donna Seliquinni, Row 3: Barbra Radziewicz, Babra Berg, Joan McGee, Miss. Dean Once again, pnder the expert coaching of Miss Dean, the girls ' varsity basketball team made a fine showing. With Districts, Regionals, and State in mind, the girls put forth a winning effort each time out on the court. One factor which contributed more to the girls winning season than any other, was their consistant team play. 271 Left to right, Row 1: Marjean Nye, Rosie Skillin, Bonnie Berger, Chris Olson, Shelly Miller, Michelle Lampman. Row 2: Heather Anderson, Lori Carson, Molly Lingram, Pam Anderson, Cathy Friednoff, Kim Duke, Mary Moss, Linsy Cochron, Mary Stapp, Judy Graph, Diann Gill, Mr. Webber. This year, after many requests, Madison spon¬ sored a girl ' s soccer team. This year ' s team was just an experiment. If it works, we will continue to have a team. Underthe supervision of Mr. Webber, the girls put together an outstanding team. With the help of the girls on this year ' s team, I ' m sure we can look forward to a team next year. 272 Q. Cb o Cb varsity wrestling team The Varsity Wrestling Team had an outstanding season record of 9 wins and 3 losses. Madison ' s most outstanding match was against Marshall. Madison shut them out 49 to 0. In District competition Tim Thompson placed first, and placing second were John Chesley, John Maguschak, Bill Brower. As a team Madison placed third with a score of 97 points. Tim Thompson and Willie Williams have had outstanding records here at Madison. Good luck to all the wrestlers in the regional tournament. Congratulations Coach Hand for a great season. S C O r First Row: Mark Cohen, Nick Giampa, Bob Boman, Kevin Richter, John Chesle, Mike Williams, Pat Brown, Bart Tschirgi, Second Row: Mr. Garber, Ray Lindeman, John Maguschak, Mike Corn, Dean Ruff, Frank Boyie, Chris Thorpe, Mr. Maguschak, Bill Brower, Willie Pickering, Tim Thompson, Mr. Hand. VARSITY WRESTLING Madison 24 Jefferson 26 Madison 32 Woodson 17 Madison 18 Yorktown 26 Madison 33 Chantilly 21 Madison 39 Wash-Lee 13 Madison 49 Marshall 00 Madison 31 Stuart 26 Madison 20 Falls Church 29 Madison 34 Mt. Vernon 14 Madison 28 Fairfax 27 Madison 35 Oakton 1 1 Madison 29 Wakefield 29 Season Record 9 3 J.V. RECORD Opponents: same as Varsity ' s Them Us 23 38 14 41 06 45 15 38 21 33 15 42 14 48 20 35 17 32 28 20 12 42 15 37 Season record 1 1-1 FRESHMAN RECORD Madison 42 Mclean 27 Madison 39 Langley 12 Madison 37 James Wood 24 Madison 35 Stuart 33 Madison 51 Oakton 15 Madison 36 Fairfax 36 Season Record 5-0-1 274 V. goes 11-1 First Row. Brian Parker, Mike Principe, Nick Giampa, Dan Maguschak, Kerry Birch, Craig Shunway, Second ffoiv; Jim Maynard, Bob Civilakis, Dave Newcome, Pat Ryan, Kevin McMichaet, Bill Creighton, Mr. Garber. Both J.V. and Freshman wrestling teams have had fantastic records. The J.V. ended with an 1 1 and 1 record and the Freshman ended undefeated with a 5-0-1 record. Special thanks should go to all wrestlers and coaches Garber and Maguschak. This means that Madison will be just as tough next year as this one. freshman wrestlers go undefeated 5-0-1 First Row: Mark Cohen, Todd Day, Kirk Augevine, Mark Welty, Dave Bowman, Second Row: Mr. Maguschak, Glen Hughs, Russell Todd, Pete Kattman, Jim Stuart 275 track field X- jiHi ■ik V m .I Ir ■ F TUi Ti I k ' - y f ' V First Row: David Leib, Joe Haberman, Kevin Washburn, Ted Morse, Dave PhiHips, Kevin Buzzell, Larry Jones, Ronnie Cooke, David Blank. Second Row: Dennis Geary, Frank Travino, Russell Todd, Mike Magonitti, Denny Schnack, Ben Hacker, Donnie Cooke. Third Row: Richard Bolin, Doug Newcome, Pete Baidino, Steve Hackett, Ned Georodino, Bob Lampman, Pete Kattnaman, Pat Barbour manager. Fourth Row: Coach Reilly, Aron Craven, John Potente, Jim Travino, Mike Murphy, Phil Lubbert. 277 TRACK FIELD SCHEDULE W. L Dist. Relays Marshall Fairfax Stuart Fairfax Co. Relays Falls Church Oakton District Meet Regional State Good Luck March 26 29 April 2 5 9 23 30 May 3 6 13 24 Falls Church Marshall Herndon Landon Fairfax Williams Oakton Stuart District Regional State The Golf team has been tough this year by winning their first four matches. Up to this point coach Hannah has done a fine job with this young team. Keep up the work team. Left to Right: Coach Hannah, Richard Montefusco, David Mackintosh, Tim Krouse, Rick Moreland, Chuck Arias, Chris Barsanti, Herbie Hecht, Mike Moreland, Steve Sinnott, Dale Hubbard, Jimmy Frank, missing: Mark Setash, Jesse Swinson, Willie Pickett. 278 madison soccer First Row: Bill Brennen, John Stephenson, Paul Kilcarr, Tom MacDomfell, Jim Gumina, Jim Harrison, Dave Agard, Bill Maynard, Charley Harrison, Tim Gumina, Andy Sneed. Back Row: Coach Moss, Jim Stage, Bob Graff, Doug Greenlaw, Jeff Bates, Mike Pyszka, Joe Linza, Jim Lindgreen, John Winebarger, Jim Lady, Paul Winebarger, Bill Gercken, MGR. Briars Brooks. Soccer Captain Doug BONE Greenlaw. 279 t April 5 7 9 19 21 23 26 28 30 May 3 10 TENNIS Marshall Fairfax Stuart Falls Church Oakton Marshall Fairfax Stuart Falls Church Oakton Tournament H H A H A A A H A H Front Row: M, Sinnott,T. Angevine, R. Mitchell, C. Ruff, D, Harpe, P. Tuey. Second Row: B. Harvey,!. Conrad, G. Fourney, R. Potocki, D. Donahoe, G. Buckley. 280 spring sport highlights 281 1976 GIRL ' S TRACK TEAM This year ' s track team was a great success. We had outstand¬ ing performers in each activity. The girls participated in hur¬ dles, relays, long and short races, shot put, discus, and various jumps. The girls are looking forward to their best season ever. 282 1976 Girls Track and Field 3 31 Marsha!! H 4 6 Stuart H 4 22 Falischurch A 4 27 Fairfax H 4 29 Oakton A 5 5 Dis. at Oakton 5 14-1 5 Reg. at Woodson 5 22 State 283 var. softball 1 976 Girls Softball 4 22 Fairfax H 4 27 Fallschurch H 4 29 Marshall A 5 4 Oakton A 5 6 Stuart H 5 1 1 Fairfax A 5 1 3 Fallschurch A 5 1 8 Marshall H 5 20 Oakton H 5 25 Stuart A This year the softball team had many returning players. They hope to go all the way to districts this year. With Miss Dean as coach the girls will be learning many new skills along with having fun. 284 girls sports ' 75 ' 76 285 varsity baseball First Row: Rocky Clarkm, Dave Russell, Bart Tschirgi, David Smith, Tom Cooke, Dave Hall, Tim Knicely, Pat Sedlock, Jack Spicer, Bill Bean, Second Row: Ron Woods, Mark King, Chip King, Terry James, John Sedlock, Coach Don Roth, Paul Hayward, Tim McGahan, Steve Beck, Chip Giannettino, Kevin Murphy. The varsity baseball team could be a big surprise this year. Under the direction of Don Roth, the team should be strong. 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Vienna, Va. 22180 938-8118 PHONE 938-8666 PrOMPT PROFeSSlONSL SeRVICE 7 iettna IZadio 9fte. COLOR TV. STEREO ■ CB RADIO SALES - SERVICE ■ PARTS Zenith — Sony — Sylvania — Panasonic 224 MAPLE AVE. W. VIENNA, VA 22180 533-8884 Michael’s Automotive Auto Repair and Parts Speed Parts 1123 West Broad St. Fall.s Church, Va. 22046 296 Rhondina Adair, (Rhondi); Transfer student from Seattle Wash.; Varsity Tennis Co-Captain (11, 12): Varsity Softball Captain (11, 12); G.A.A. (1 1, 12); President of G.A.A. (1 2); Ambition: To major in physical education or recreation. : Of all the lessons I ' ve learned in life, friendship is the most valuable. David Ahait, Freshman, J.V., Varsity Football (Manager, 1, 2); Latin Club (1, 2); Concert Band (1,2, 2); Marching Band (3, 4); Symphonic Band (4); Band Asst. (4); Ambition: Math Teacher Ann Atbee, Transfer student from Va. Beach; Na¬ tional Honor Society (3, 4); Madisonettes (3, 4); Ambition: College, then get a good job involving traveling. Michael Amos, Bible Club Sec. (2, 3) Charles Anderson, AFS (1, 2, 3, 4); AFS Short term Exchange (3); Concert (1, 2, 3), Stage (1) Band; Symphonic (1,2, 3), Pit (1,2, 3) Orchestra; Spanish National Exam Finalist (1, 2); Spanish Club (1); Class Rep. (1); Strategy Club (1); Nation¬ al Honor Society (4); It ' s Academic (4); Explorer Post: Accounting (3); Architecture (4); Reading Lab Aide (3); Spanish Aide (4); One Act Plays (3); Ambition: Architectural Engineering, Architec¬ ture. My stay at Madison High School has pre¬ pared me well to face the world as it has become during my high school years. Paula Anderson, Pom Pom Squad (2, 3) William Appel, (Bill) Richard Arens, (Rich), Who ' s Who in American High School Students (2, 3, 4); Rod and Gun Club (3); Madison Club (4); Winter Track (3); Varsity Track (3); Freshman (1), J.V. (2); Varsity (3, 4) Football. Carol Baird, Who ' s Who in American High School Students (4); Yearbook Photographer (1,2); Head Photo. (3, 4); Newspaper (1); V. Diving (1, 2); Plays: Cast Photo. (3); Quill and Scroll (3, 4); N.H.S. (3, 4); Art Asst. (4). Cindy Baker, Guidance Asst. (3) Arlene Balboni, N.H.S. (4) Rebecca Barr, (Becky), Bible Club (1,2, 4); Band (1) ; Plays (programs and tickets) (2); Yearbook, Org. Sec, Ed. (4); N.H.S. (4); Ambition; To express God ' s love through music and writing. You can always depend on a friend if that friend can de¬ pend on you. Jeffrey Bates, Soccer (3, 4); Science Club (1, 4); Newspaper (2, 3); Madison Club (3); N.H.S. (4); Athletic Asst. (2, 3). Penelope Baumann, (Penny) William Bean Jr., V.I.C.A. (3, 4); V. Baseball (3, 4) Celia Becci, Orchestra (1,2, 3, 4); Sinfonietta (4); Spanish Club (3); Sen. Class Act, Barton Beck, (Bart), German Club Vice Pres. (1,2, 3, 4); SGA Rep, (2, 3). Steven Beck, V, Baseball. Barbara Berg, J.V. (1), V. (2, 3, 4) Basketball; Track and Field (2); GAA (2, 3, 4). Carolyn Best, Latin Club (1, 2, 3) (VP)-Pres, (4); Symphonic and Marching Band.Tres (1,2), (3, 4); Regional Band (1, 3); Fresh. Capt. J.V. C ' apt., V. Capt, (3, 4) Cheerleaders; SGA Rep. (1, 2, 3, 4); SAC Rep. (4); NHS (3, 4); Capt. JV., V. Softball; Madisonettes (3, 4); Yearbook (3, 4); Who ' s Who in American High School Students, Mary Bielich, (Mer), Orchestra Sec. Tres. (1,2, 3, 4); V, Track and Field (1); Forensics (3, 4); PPC (Pres.) Janet Blank, Bowling Team (1,2); NHS (4); Bible Club (2, 3, 4); FTA (3, 4); French Club (4); Ambi¬ tion: To become a deaf education teacher, Tom Bollinger, Swimteam (1); Stagehand (3, 4); Don ' t be sharp, don ' t be flat, just be natural. Theresa Bonner, (Terry), Fresh., JV. Cheerleader. Johanna BoubHk, (Jodie), NHS (4); French Club (2) : Newspaper (4); Ambition: Physical Therapist or Studies in the Field of English. Margot BoubUk, JV. (Mgr. 2), V, (Mgr. 4) Basket¬ ball; JV. Softball (Mgr. 2); V. Tennis (2, Mgr. 4); GAA (2, 3, Vp. 4); NHS (4); Ambition: Join the Navy and work in the Field of Mathematics. Frank Boyle, NHS (4); Art Club (3, 4); Science Club (3, 4); Bible Club (4); Cross Country (4). Joeile n Brassfield, Spanish Club (1); Musical (1, 2); Fresh. Chorus (1); NHS (3, 4); Concert Choir (2, 3, 4); Madrigals (2, 3, 4); Stud. Drt. of Choir and Madrigals (4). My experience at Madison has been most fulfilling and I will never forget it. James Breads, Concert Band (1); Symphonic Band (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (3, 4); Marching Band (3, 4); Ambition: Seek a career in Forestry. Mary Brennan, JV., V. Softball, Soccer, GAA. Pamela Briggs, Girls Chorus (1); Choir (1, 2, 3); Madrigals (2, 3); Human Relations (3); Ambition: History Major at Richmond College in London, Eng. Deborah Brown, (Debbie), V, Gymnastics (1, 2); Gymnastic Int. (3, 4); V. Track and Field (1, 2, 3, 4); Basketball Int. (1); Volleyball Int. (2); SGA Rep. (1) ; GAA (3); Madisonettes (3, 4); Drill Team (4). Ambition: Go to College, then work with children. Diane Brown, (Dl), Track team (1, 2); JV. Hockey Mgr. (2); GAA (1,2, 3); Future Physician Club (3); Math Lab Asst. (2); Gym Asst. (3); Yearbook Pho¬ tographer (1); Ambition: Medical School, Physical Therapy. Madison is one of the best High Schools around, it does a very good job of prepar¬ ing you for future education. I ' ll certainly miss it next year. Janet Brown, Set Builder for Play (2); Guildance Aide; Ambition: Respiratory Physical Therapy. I have learned Silence from the talkative. ,— Gahil Gibran — Kathryn Brown, JV. Field Hockey (1,2); Track and Field; GAA: Winter Track and field; Gymnastics; Band; Video Taping for Wrestling. William Brown, (Bill), Yearbook Photographer (3, 4 ) Sharon Brumbaugh, Transfer from Maryland (2); Thespians (2, 3); Madisonettes (3, 4); NHS (3, 4); DECA (4) Pamela Burke, (Pam), Junior Class Council Patricia Burke, (Patty), FBLA (3, 4). William Burroughs. Sharon Burtner, Rock Climbing Club (2); Junction (2, 3, 4). Jeffery Byrd, Fresh. (1), JV. (3), V. (4), Football; Bowling Team (1, 2) To wish Elaine R. a happy senior year, and all of Madison Good Luck. Patricia Cahalen, (Trish), Spanish Club. Mary Jean Centich, Transfer from New York. Robert Chancier, (Chance), Fresh. Basketball (1); Backpacking Club (3). Susan Chappell, Yearbook Staff; Concert, March¬ ing Symphonic Band; Ambition: College, Zoology or Dental Tech. Linda Christie, JV, Cheerleader (2); ICT (3); VICA Sec. (3); COE (4) FBLA (4); I found the best. — Curtis — John Civilikas, Fresh., JV., V., Football; Fresh., JV., Basketball; V, Track; JV., Baseball; Madison Club; NHS; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. Steven Clark, Fresh. Football; Happy Birthday m©r!C3 Patrick Clarkin, (Rocky), Fresh., (1), V. (2, 3) Foot¬ ball; JV., (1,2), V. (3, 4) Baseball; Fresh. (1), JV., (2) , V., Basketball; Winter Track (3); Who ' s Who in American High School Students. Linda Cloud, DECA (4); French Club (1); Ambition: to attend Pargon School of Design in New York and become a Fashion Designer. Mark Clure, Swimming (1); Wrestling (2); Madi¬ son (3); Ambition: to acquire Peace of Mind. Sydney Clyne, (Syd), JV. Basketball; SGA Rep, (2, 3, 4)Madisonettes(2, 3,4); GAA (3); Jr. Class Sec.; Sr. Class Tres,; Prom Ct. (3); Campus Life (4); NHS (3, 4); Ambition: Go to College and be successful in life. Never forget all the great times and the best of luck to everyone. Joanna Coates, Bowling league (1,2, 3, 4); Bowl¬ ing League Sec. (3, 4). Thomas Conrad, (Tom), JV. Basketball (2); NHS (3, 4); Madison Club (4). Patricia Cooke, (Patty), SGA Rep. (1,2, 3, 4); Class Council (3); Soph. Class Vp., Jr. Class Vp., Sr. Class Sec.; Student Human Relations Com. (3); Prom Princess (3); Madisonettes Sec (3, 4); Class Activities (1, 2, 3, 4); Who ' s Who in American High School Students (4); Ambition: Major in Sociology at College. The Graduating class of 1976 will long be remembered. Thomas Cooke, (Whale), Fresh. (1), V. (3) Foot¬ ball; JV. (1), V. (3), Baseball; I Tom Cooke leave my troubles with my brothers. Pamela Corlun, (Pam), Pep Club (1); Nike (2); I ' ll never forget all the experiences we ' ve had these four years and I look forward to going on to great¬ er things. Joseph Corn, Transfer from Oakton; NHS (3, 4); Cross Country (4); Winter Track (3, 4); Tennis team; Science Club (3, 4); German Club (3, 4); Internat. Rel. Club (3); Madison Club (3, 4). Kim Cornett, Transfer from New York St. (1); Spanish Club (2); Yearbook (2). Lisa Coupai, Spanish Club Historian (3, 4); FTA Pres. (3, 4): Internat. Rel. (1); Future Physicians Club (3, 4) Sec tres.; Yearbook (4); Ambition: To travel around the world. Carol Cox, Ambition: Work in the Social Work Field. Nancy Cox, (Coxie), Plays (1,2); Intramural Tennis and Gymnastics (1); Class Sec. (2); FTA (2); V. Tennis Mgr. (2); V. Track (2); Glee Club (2); Read¬ ing Lab Asst, (3); SGA Council (3, 4); Class Coun¬ cil (3); NHS (3, 4); V, Baseball Mgr. (3, 4); AFS (4); Fresh. Adv. (4); Wrestling Mgr. (4); Guidance Asst. (4); Sherry Cramer, Gymnastic Team (2); Track Team (2); Transfer from Calif. (2); Pom Pom Squad (3, 4); Madisonettes (3, 4); Summer Musical; Madi¬ son Follies (3); I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Steven D ' Agostino, JV., V. Football; Madison Club (2, 3, 4); Principal ' s Advisory Council (4). Kevin Daniels, Concert Band (1,2); Symphonic (3, 4); Stage (2, 3, 4) Band; Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Band Asst. (4); I hope that the Band can survive next year without the Class of ' 761 Cecilia Davoti, (Celia), NHS (3, 4); Thespians (3, 4); Plays (3, 4); FHA (1,2, 3); National Merit Com¬ mendation (4); Language Award: Excellence in Italian (3); Yearbook (2, 3, 4); Heritage (4); Con¬ cert Choir (4); To thine own self be true. Frances Day, Pep Club; SGA Rep. Richard Dellinger,. Judy DelCastilho, NIKE Vp. (2); Pres (3); Ambi¬ tion: To achieve total happiness in my lifetime. I will always remember my friends who I have spent much time and love with. Helen Deia Vergne, Band (1,2, 3, 4); Orchestra (1, 2, 3); Swim Team (2, 4); SGA Rep. (1). Alison DeVito, Election Com. (4); Pom Poms (3, 4); Home Room Rep. (1, 2). James Dickmeyer, Fresh., JV. Football; Fresh., JV. Basketball; V. Swimming (2, 3, 4); Bio. Lab. Asst. (2); NBDA (1, 2, 3, Capt. 4); Boys State 1st AH (3) Ambition: College. James Donnelly III, (Jim), Fresh., JV. Football; Av. Club; Class Off. (1); Ambition: York College Penn. — Law Enforcement Officer or FBI Agent. Patricia Donnelly, NHS (3, 4); Forensics (3, 4); Heritage (4); Plays (3); Try as I like to find the way, I never can get back by day. Nor can remem¬ ber plain and clear the curious music that I hear. _ R L S _ David Draim, Choir (1,2, 3); Madrigals (3); Ambi¬ tion: Study Art. Deborah Driscoll, (Debbie), Class tres. (1); Stu¬ dent Council (1, 2); Tennis team (2, 4); Transfer from London, Eng. (3); NHS (3, 4); GAA (4); Ambi¬ tion: Navy Nurse. Newcomers ' Committee (3) Dianne Duffy, V. Swimming (1,2, 3); Track and Field Team Co-cap. (2, 3); Madisonettes (3, 4); GAA (3); Pom Poms (4); Gym Asst. (3); Campus Life (3, 4), William Eaton, (Tony), Fresh., JV., V., Football. Stewart Elford, Science Club (1, 2, 3), Vp. (4). Deidra Elmore, (Dee), Biology Lab Asst, (2, 3); Ambition: Medical Technology. Andrea Faeder, NHS (4); JV. Softball (2); Year¬ book (1,2, 3). Diane Fama, Cheerleader (1); Internat. Rel. Club Sec (2); Soph. Float; V. Swim Team (2, 3. 4); Madisonettes (2, 3, 4); FBLA Vp. (3, 4); Jr. Class Council COE (4); Miss Madison Pageant (4). Catherine Fernindez, Plays (1,2,3, 4); Pom Poms (2, 3); Thespians (1, 2, 3 —- historian 4); NHS (3, 4). Ambition: Major in Theater Arts and Communi¬ cations Christine Fernandez, (Sister Crisj, Plays (1, 2, 3, 4); Pom Poms (2, 3); Thespians Sec (1, 2, 3, 4); NHS (3, 4); Ambition: Major in Spanish and or English as a second language. Drama is also ma¬ jor interest. Graduation el Beach el College and al the good things in between. Judy Fieth, Band (1, 2); Latin Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Transfer from Colorado (3); NHS (3, 4); Heritage (4); Yearbook (4); Newcomers Com. (3); Ambition: Journalist. Frank Firetti,. Barry Fischer, German Club (1,2); Climbing Club (2); Guitar Club (3, 4); Lab Asst. (2, 4); NHS (4); Tamara Fischer, (Tami), Glee Club (1); Plays (1) — makeup and publicity; FHA (Vp. 2, 4); Pep Club Historian (2, 4); Madisonettes (4); Ambition: Col¬ lege, then nursing as a pediatrics specialist. Good-luck to those left behind. Carol Fitzgerald, Madison Memos (co-ed 1); Span¬ ish Club (2, 3); Newspaper (News Ed. 3, Ed. in Chief 4); NHS (3, 4); Quill and Scroll (3, 4); Ambi¬ tion: Journalist. Cynthia Fletcher, (Cyndi), SGA Rep. (2); NHS (3, 4); Madisonettes (3, 4); Ambition: My ambition is to achieve ars important goal in life. Not only for persona! satisfaction, but to have made a mark for women. Learning without thought is labor lost, thought without learning is perilous. — Confu¬ cius — William Foster Jr., JV. (2), V. (3, 4) Cross Country; V. Swimming (2); Indoor Track (3, 4); Track (2, 3, 4); NHS (3, 4); Ambition: Lawyer Gary Fourney, Transfer from Bonn, Germany; JV., V. Basketball (3, 4); V. Tennis (1, 2, 3, 4); NHS. Gary Frank. Debra Framen, (Debbie), Yearbook (3), Sec. Ed. (4); AFS (4); NHS (4); John Garten, (Jay), Fresh, Soph. Class Tres; Jr. Class Pres.; SGA Chairman of Election (2,3,4); St. Adv. Council (2, 3); Latin Club (2, 3, 4); Football (1); JV., Fresh. Wrestling; SGA Rep. (1); SGA Cabi¬ net (2, 3, 4); Class Cab. (1, 2, 3, 4); Homecoming Chairman (2, 3); Play (2); Banquet Chairman (1); Prom —- Co-Chairman (3); Human Rel. (3); Fresh. Adv. (2, 3, 4); Math Lab Aide (2, 3); English Lab Aide (4); St. Adv. Council •— Delegate at Conven¬ tion (3); Ambition: To settle down to a pleasing home life. Sharon Geary, V. Tennis Team; V. Hockey In¬ tramurals; Gymnastic team; GAA; SGA Rep.; Cheerleader (2, 3, 4); Gymnastic Intrumurals; FBLA — Class Reporter; Madisonettes (4); Track Team (4); Ambition: To be a Kindergarten teacher or just work with children. Jennie Genoua, Madisonettes (4); Ambition: To go on to College and get a B.S. in accounting then go to work for a few years and after that settle down. Having been to a lot of schools in my life, I find Madison the best. It is school spirited and has a lot of activities. It ' s everything a high school should be. William Gercken, (Bill), Cross Country (1, 2). Rick German, VICA (3, 4), Ambition; Electrician. Marie Giampa. Deann Giannetlino, (Deedee), SCA Class Rep. (1, 2); FTA (2, 4); Pom Pom s (3, 4); Fresh. Adv. (4); Campus Life (4); Love Will Keep us together. DeeAnn Gibson, NHS (4). Laurie GiUaugh, NHS (4); Band (1); Bible Club (2, 4); Ambition: Elementary School Teacher. Joseph Giordano, NHS (3, 4); Symphonic and Marching Band (1,2, 3, 4); Latin Club Tres. (2, 3). Edward Glaum, (Ed), Symphonic (2, 3, 4), Stage (3, 4), Marching (2, 3, 4) Band; Orchestra (3, 4); Pit Orchestra (3, 4). Jonathan G azer, Track (1,3); Orchestra (1); Cross Country (2, 3); Ambition: College — Law. Gerard Glier,. Lisa Codes, Girls Chorus (1); Choir (2j; Madiso- nettes (3); Ambition: To get a B.S. in Dental Hy¬ giene. Roland Golden, Pep Club (1,2) Tres. Jeff Goodman, (Chuch), Pep Club (2); Jazz Lab (3, 4); NHS (3, 4); Concert Choir (4); Take Care Everyone! Robert Gordon Jr., Track (1); Future Physicians Club (2). Robert Graff, Transfer Student from Memphis, Tenn. (1); Principals Adv. Council (1); Yearbook (2); Bridge Club (2); Cross Country (2, 4); Soccer (2, 3, 4j; Math Lab Asst. (1,4); Ambition: Tourthe US by bicycle. Never feel sorry for yourself, get involved with others. Kenneth Grandjean, (Ken), Ambition: Profession¬ al Banjo Player (Bluegrass). Leslie Grant, School Plays (2, 3, 4). Douglas Greenlaw, Varsity Soccer (2, 3, 4); Madi¬ son Club (3, 4); Science Club Math Team (3, 4); Computer Science Aide (3, 4); NHS (3, 4); Ambi¬ tion: College, and Engineering. Michael Grossman, V. Baseball Mgr. and Trainer (1,2, 3, 4); Science Club (1); Pep Club (3); Princi¬ pals Adv. Council (4); Ambition; To climb Ei Capi- tan. Joey Hail, Fresh., V. Football (2, 3, 4); JV. Base¬ ball (1,2); V. Wrestling (1,2). Robert Hannah, SGA Homeroom Rep. (1); JV. Baseball (1); Ambition; Writer. ArthurHarkleroad, (Hully), Karate Club; Yearbook Photographer; Ski Club; Ambition: To study Art. Ray Mealy, Ambition: To attend College. Laura Hess, Newspaper (1,2, 3); Madison Memos 1); Fresh. Activities; V. Tennis Team (3, 4); NHS 3, 4); Art Club (Sec. 3, Prss. 4); Madisonettes (3); ath Lab Asst. (3); Miss Madison Pageant (3); Ambition: A career in Criminal Justice and Cor¬ rections. Sue High, Gymnastics (Co-Capt, 1, 2, 3, 4); JV. Hockey (2); Track (2); Madisonettes (3); AFS Club (3, 4) pres.; Foreign Exchange Student Summer ' 75. Ambition: Interpreter. Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. Keith Hill,. Nancy HiH, NHS (3, 4); Ambition: Equitation In¬ structor and Equine Breeding Farm. Scott HUtwine, Concert (2, 3, 4), Marching (3, 4) Band; Strategy Club (2); Ambition: Jet Mechanic or Computer Technology. Patrick Hoffman, Fresh., JV. Football. Phillip Holloway,. Susan Homan, Pom Poms (2, 3, 4); Madisonettes (3, 4); Musicals (1, 2); SGA Rep. (1); Basketball Intramurals (1); Choir (2); Ambition: To go to Col¬ lege and Major in Special Education. Cindy Hoston, Pom Poms (4); Pep Club (1); Sou! Squad (2, 3); SOS Club (1, 2, 3); FBLA Sec. (4); Miss Madison (4). Diane Huband, Cheerleading f1,2, 3, 4); V. Track (1); Gymnastic jntramurals. Homecoming Prin¬ cess (2, 3); FBLA (4); Ambition: Go to College and train to be a Dental Hygiene. Michael Hutchins, Newspaper (1,2, 3 — Feature Ed. 4); It ' s Academic Team, Capt, (3, 4); Latin Club Vp. (2), Pres. (3); Certificate for Excellence in Latin (3); NHS (3), Vp. (4); Track Team (3, 4); Rep. 1975 ' Va. Governor ' s School for the Gifted (3); Mathematics Lab Aide (2); Chemistry Lab Aide (4); Ambition; To exceed and exceil in my chosen career. Duce! Patrick Hutchins, AFS (4); Fire Safety Com. (3, 4); German Club (3), pres. (4); Newspaper (2, 3, 4); It ' s Academic Team (3, 4); Math Lab Asst. (4); Ambition: to be a Military Officer. Terry James, (Jesse), Freshman, J.V., Varsity Football (3, 4); Freshman, J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; J.V., Varsity Baseball; Honor Society (4); ambition: Successful engineer Peter Janssen, Ski Club (1, 2); Soccer (3) Schaiene Jennings, Yearbook (2, 3); Election Committee (3, 4); Float Committee (2, 31; FBLA (President) (4) David Johnson, National Honor Society (3, 4); Symph. Band Section Leader (1, 2, 3, 4); Stage Band (1,2, 3); All State Band (1 st) (3, 4); Regional Band (1st) (1,2, 3, 4); Marching Band (1,2, 3, 4); Pit Pep Band (1,2) Karen Jones, FBLA (3, 4); ambition: college Nancy Jones, Majorettes (1, 2, 3, 4); Captain of Majorettes (4); Concert Band (1, 2, 3); Pep Band (1,2, 3); Marching Band (1,2, 3); Solo and Ensem¬ ble Festival (1); French Club (1); National Honor Society (3, 4) amb ition: To always be happy. Michael Jordan, Hawk Talk (1, 2, 4); Madison Memos (1) Robert Jusell, Percussion Technic (1); Rod and Gun Club (1, 2) ambition: To become a doctor. David Kaericher, Newspaper Staff (1); Speech Club (1); Science Club (3, 4); International Rela¬ tions Club (3); Forensics (3, 4); German Club (3); Future Physicians Club (3, 4); National Honor So¬ ciety (3, 4); S.G.A. Representative (1, 2, 3, 4) Mozelle Karnette, FHA (1,2, 3); Actress in Chil¬ dren ' s Summer Theatre (1, 2); On a Clear Day (2) ; Spanish Club (3); Choir (3, 4); A Midsummer Night ' s Dream (3); Applause (3); National Hon- oTSocTety (3,4); ambition: Get a B.A. in ballet and teach dance. Lorna Kattmann, Vice President of Class (1); Bible Study (1); Girls ' Club (Pres.) (1); Chess Club (2); transfer from Guam (3); National Honor Society (3, 4); Bible Study (3, 4); ambitions: To share the Love of God with others; Continue to show deep love for each other, for love makes up for many of your faults. 1 Peter 4:8 William Kazmierczak, (Bill); Ski Club (1,2, 3); am¬ bition: .Automotive Engineer Greg Keiity, (Ernie); Latin Club: S.G.A. Represent¬ ative (1,2, 3); Class Office Candidate; Basketball and Football announcing; Intramural Basketball; ambition: college Kevin Kelly, Wrestling (1,3); Soccer (2); National Honor Society (3, 4); Bowling Intramurals (1, 2); Madison Club (3); Who ' s Who Among AMERI¬ CAN High School Students (4); Rod and Gun Club (3, 4); ambition: To attend West Point and have a military career. Jody Keyser, Pep Club (1); S.G.A. Representative (1,2, 3, 4); Musical (1,2); Homecoming Chairman (2, 3); National Honor Society (3, 4); Class Treas¬ urer (3); Class President (4); Fairfax County Safety Council (3, 4); FBLA (4); Swim Team (manager) (3, 4); Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (3); S.G.A. Cabinet (3, 4); Freshman Ad¬ visor (4) Pau! KUcarr, Swim Team (1); Soccer (2, 3, 4); Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Marching Band (3, 4) Timothy Knicefy, Freshman, Varsity Football (2, 3, 4); Freshman, Varsity Wrestling (2, 3); Varsity Baseball (1, 2, 4);.VICA Club (3, 4) Daniel Leonard Kosko, (Dan), Percussion Ensem¬ ble (1); Teacher of Percussion Technique (2, 3, 4); Symphonic Band (1,2, 3, 4); Marching Band (2, 3, 4) (President) (4); Pep Band (2, 3, 4) ambition: To become the conductor of a professional sympho¬ ny orchestra. Keith Kosco, ambition: optometrist Eileen Kragie, DECA Club; YWCA; campaign worker; ambition: further education — college; ' The fool wanders, the wise man travels ' — Thomas Fuller Kevin Kuehneh Bowling (2, 3); Bridge and Chess Club (2, 3, 4) (Vice President) (4); National Honor Society (4) Jacquelyn LaFever, (Jackie), Class Banquet Host¬ ess (2, 1): Class Vice President (1, 4); Future Homemakers of America (1); S.G.A. Representa¬ tive (1, 2, 3, 4); Intramurals (1, 2) (Tennis and Gymnastics); Glee Club (2); Musicals (2, 3); Madi¬ son Follies (3); Math Lab Aide (3); Madisonettes (3) (V.P., 4); Pom-Pom Squad (3), Co-Captain (4); Student Advisory Council (4); National Honor So¬ ciety (3, 4); Miss Madison Pageant, (Master of Ceremonies, 4); Freshman Advisor (4); Old days . . . good times I ' ll remember. Margaret Lampman, J.V., Varsity Basketball (1,2, 3) (3, co-capt.); National Honor Society (3, 4) Richard Larkin Diane Leigh Lash, Freshman Cheerleading (1); J.V. Cheerleading (2); Madisonettes (3, 4): FBLA (4); C.O.E. (4) ambition: college (business) Cynthia Latchford, (Cindy), National Flonor Socie¬ ty (4): GAA (3, 4); Varsity Softball (2, 3, 4, 1); Flomecoming Court (4); ambition: to study criminology Tamara Lawrie, (Tami); Intramural Volleyball (1); Intramural Basketball (2); Homeroom Represent¬ ative (2), S.G.A. Council (2): DECA Club (3, 4); Yearbook staff (3); Business Manager of Hawk Talk (3); Heritage Staff (3); Props Committee of The Diary of Anne Frank (3): ambition: To become a retail buyer. Keep the spirit with you always, class of ' 76. ' ' Michael Leciere, Plays (1,2, 3, 4); Chess Club (1, 2); Forensics (3, 4) (Regional Champion); Thespi¬ an Society (2, 3, 4, President); National Honor Society (3, 4); Boys ' State (Lt. Gov. Nominee); U.S.N.A. Science Seminar (1975); Hawk Talk (3); NCTE Nominee (1975); Debate Team (1); ambi¬ tion: To become an Electronics Computer Engi¬ neer or a professional actor. It is over, and I must retreat with the quiet tempest of my own memo¬ ries. Kevin Ledzian, Chess Club (President) (2, 3, 4); Bridge Club (3, 4); Back Packing Club (3); Track Team (2) Muriel Lee, A.C.T.; French Club (2, 3) (Sec.); Year¬ book (2, 3) (Organization Section Editor); Junior Class Council; ambitions: Physical Therapist or Computer Programmer; And As 1 leave, I know I ' m leaving my best friendsi Patricia Lefes, FHA (1,2 — President, 3 — Federa¬ tion Treas., 4); Yearbook (1, 2 — Section Editor- Organizations: 3, Section Editor of Faculty Sec¬ tion: 4, Co-Editor of Yearbook): National Honor Society (3, 4); Miss Madison Pageant Chairman (3); Fairfax County English Language Arts Cur¬ riculum Council (4); Quill and Scroll (4); Junior Achievement (2); Get involved, but don ' f spread yourself too thin. Timothy Lewis, J.V. Track (3, 4); National Honor Society (3, 4); Science Club (3); Assistant Feature Editor of Hawk Talk (4); ambition: Naval Officer Barry Lieb, Madison Symphony Orchestra (1); Varsity Swim Team (1,2, 3, 4) Most Improved (2); ambition: attend college Lisa Littlejohn, Transfer from Tennessee; Gym¬ nastics Team (1); Spanish Club (2, 3); Beta Club (2, 3); Junior Class Secretary (3) Michael Lowe, (Mike); Percussion Ensemble (1); Concert Band (2, 3); Marching Band (3); Orches¬ tra (3) Patricia Ann Lyons, Publicity Committee for Ber- nadine (1); National Honor Society (3, 4) Thomas Macleod, (Tom) Deborah Marling, National Honor Society (3, 4); German Club (President) (3, 4); Bible Club (3, 4); Class Cabinet (3); Forensics Club (3) Elisabeth Marling, Transfer from Bonn, Germany in junior year; Orchestra (1st violin, 4th chair) (3, 4); Glee Club (3); Forensics (3); Apostle ' s Club (3, 4); German Club (3, 4); National Honor Society (3, Roger Marsden, Freshmen Football; Varsity Foot¬ ball (3, 4); Freshman, J.V., Varsity Wrestling (2, 3, 4) Marylee Martin, (Mer); Hawk Talk (1); Business Staff (1); Madison Memos (1, editor): Pom-Pom Squad (2, 3, co-captain 4); National Honor Socie¬ ty (3, 4); Madisonettes (3, 4); ambition: To go to college and major in Environmental Engineering. Make the most of yourfriends now because soon they will no longer be with you. Pameia Ruth Mason, (Pam); Transfer from San¬ tiago, Chile (1973); Varsity Gymnastics Team (Co-Capt) (2); Dancer in On a Clear Day and ' ; Applause : (2, 3); G.A.A. (3); S.G.A. (3); S.G.A. Representative (2); Madisonettes (4); National Honor Society (3, 4); Varsity Cheerleading (3) (Co-Captam, 4); Fourth in County — Spanish 4 (National Spanish Exam, 3); Foreign Language Textbook Committee for Fairfax Co., 3: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (1975) Diane Mayhew, (Francine); F.H.A. (1); Yearbook Staff (1); Medical Interest Group (2); Future Physi¬ cians (3); FBLA (4) Patrice McAleese, (Patty) Stacey McCarty, guidance assistant (1,2); DECA (4) Mary McDaniel, French Club (1, 2, 3); Inter Club Council (2); Newcomer ' s Committee (3); Girls ' State (3) (City Council and State Convention Dele¬ gate); Math Team; Math Lab Assistant (3); Nation¬ al Honor Society (3, 4); ' I will study and get ready, and perhaps my chance will come, ' — Lincoln Tim McGahan, (Tim); Freshmen, J.V. Basketball (1, 2); J.V. Baseball (1,2); Varsity (3) Chris McGee, Freshman, J.V., Varsity Football (3, 4): Freshman, J.V,, Varsity Basketball (3, 4); Stu¬ dent Gov ' t Association (2, 3) Kathleen McHale, (Kathy); Gymnastics Intramu¬ rals (1, 2); Elections Committee (3, 4); Madiso¬ nettes (3, 4); Track Team (4); ambition: go to college and be a legal secretary Amy McMHUon, Field Hockey (2, 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Softball (2, 3, 4); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4); Hawk Talk (3, 4); Governor ' s School for the Gifted (1974); National Honor Society (3, 4) Kevin McNerney, Science Club (2, 3, 4); National Honor Society (3, 4); Bridge Club (2, 3, President, 4); Chess Club (3, Pres., 4); Future Physicians Club (4); Bowling (3) Kevin Means, Apostles Club (Treas. 2, 3, Pres., 4); ambition: minister of Christ Let us carefully choose the roads we follow, knowing that they lead us into eternity. Stephanie Michie, (Steph); intramural Bowling League (1); F.B.L.A. (4); C.O.E. Program (4) Gregory Mickle, (Greg); Karate Club (2, Vice- Pres.; 3, Pres.; 4 Pres.); Chess Club (1,4, Treas.); ambition: Just to be successful. Benjamin Migh ' accio, Sailing Club (1); Concert Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Marching Band (3, 4) Belinda Miller, D.E.C.A. (3); ambition: To be a good wife and mother and to help people as much as possible. These years are the best years of your life. Cherish yesterday, live today, and dream to¬ morrow. Ha! Miller, Photography Club; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Dear 3j, (2, 1), (7, 1), (3, 2), (3, 3J-. Despite it all — thank you for what fun we did have and a very happy 18th birthday. Jeffrey Miller, Bible Study (1, 2, 3) Sandra Miller, (Sandy); French Club (1) Kevin Mills, Freshman Basketball Connie Susan Moen, S.G.A. Representative (1); Yearbook (1); Intramurals (1, 2); Gymnastics: Drama (1); Publicity; Track Team (2); Pom-Pom Squad (2, 3, 4) (Sec. 4); Madison Follies (3); Madisonettes (3, 4); Campus Life (3, 4); F.T.A. (4); Freshmen Orientation Advisor (4); ' VYe may never pass this way again. ' Richard Moreland, Varsity Golf Team (1, 2, 3, 4) Jane Mundt, G.A.A. (1, 2, 3, 4); SGA Rep, (1); J.V. Softball (1,2; Captain): Drama (1); J.V. Basketball (1,2) (Captain): Yearbook (2, 3); Varsity Tennis (1, 2, 3, 4) (Captain); Heritage Staff Christiane Myers, (Christi); Girls ' Chorus (1); Con¬ cert Choir (2); Funny Girl (1); Transfer from Frankfurt, Germany (3) Carl Needham, (Ben); ambition: University of Colorado; Forestry and Conservation Engineering (Forest Ranger) Rolf NordUe, Thespians Joseph Novak, Ski Club; Rod and Gun Club; S.G.A.; Latin Club; Lab Assistant Robert Oravetz, Ski Club (1) Andrea Oscarson, D.E. Club (3, 4) JackiPackard, Gymnastics Intramurals (1,2); Na¬ tional Honor Society (3, 4); Madisonettes (3, 4); Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents; Miss Madison Contest (4); Foreign Lan¬ guage Textbook Committee for Fairfax Co. (3); Student Human Relations (3); Lab Assistant; am¬ bition: to be a lawyer. Ginger Parsons, FTA (1, 2, 3); Homeroom Repre¬ sentative (2, 3): Varsity Baseball (3, 4) (manager); ambition: animal technologist Patricia Payne, J.V, Softball (2); Pom-Pom Squad (2, 3, 4); Varsity Baseball Manager (3) Frances Paynter, (Fran); 76 Class Activities; SGA Representative (2, 3); Latin Club (3); Year¬ book Staff (2, 3): Concert Choir (4); As years go on the youth we once know at Madison will be in our memories, Charles Peterson, Freshman Bask etball (1); J.V. Baseball (2); Varsity Swimming (3, 4 ; Varsity Soccer (3, 4); Hawk Talk Susan Pickering, transfer from Kansas (4); Debate (2); Pep Club (3) Leonard Polk, (Lenny); Freshman, J.V., Varsity Basketball; Head, Human Relations Committee; ambition: to be a lawyer; Keep it together. Joanne Pollock, Bowling Team (1); D.E.C.A. (3); Madisonettes (3, 4); Pom-Pom Squad (3, 4); Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents Rick Potocki, S.G.A. (1,2); J.V. Football; D.E. Club; National Honor Society; Varsity Tennis (2, 3, 4) Jonathan Preble, (Preb); Freshman Football (1); Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4); Future Physicians Club (3, 4); ambition: Arch. Engineering, Architecture, Naval Arch. Stephen Pullman, (Wes); Frosh, J.V. Football; Frosh Basketball Rodger Rak, International Relations Club (Pres.) (3, 4); ambition: to become curator atthe National Air Space Museum; National Honor Society (4) Mary Ann Rayment, Girls ' Ensemble (1); SGA (1); Funny Girl (1); Pep Club (1); 1st Alternate Ma¬ drigal (2); Concert Choir (2, 3, 4); On a Clear Day You Can See Forever (2); SGA (2); Madrigals (3, 4); Junior Class Cabinet (3); Madison Follies (3, 4): Applause (3); Madisonettes (3); Performer for Miss Madison Pageant (4) ambition: Music Charles Reagle, Rock Climbing Club; Biology As¬ sistant Janet Reiter, (Lynn); SCA Rep. (1); A.F.A. (1); am¬ bition: to be a physical therapist Michael Rellins, Orchestra (3); Concert Choir (4); Rod and Gun (Co-Pres., 3); Math Team (3); Back Packing Club (3); National Honor Society (4); am¬ bition: to be a Naval officer Laura Reynolds, Concert Choir (3, 4j; Madrigals (4): National Honor Society (3, 4); Thespians (1); (Historian) (2); (Vice-Pres., 3); (Vice-Pres., 4); SGA (2); plays musicals (1, 2, 3, 4); Yearbook Staff (1, 2, 3); Madisonettes (2, 3, 4) Ramona Ridge, D.E. Christine RidgeH, (Chris); Girls ' Chorus (1); Pho¬ tography Club (2); One-Act Plays (2, 3); Concert Choir (2, 3, 4); Madrigals (4) Laura Riley, J.V. Hockey (1,2); Varsity Hockey (3); Swim Team (2, 3, 4); A.F.S. (3, 4: Pres.); Track and Field (1, 2): Musicals (1, 2); Hawk Talk (2, 3, 4); Madisonettes (3, 4); Bible Club (2); Choir (2, 3, 4); Madrigals (4); one act plays (2); Junior Class Council; National Honor Society (3, 4); ambition: To Live Life to the Fullest. Also: to live in harmony with others and God I wouldn ' t trade my 4 years at Madison for anything but I ' m ready to move on. Susan Rink, National Honor Society (4) Cynthia Roberts, (Cindy); J.V. Basketball (1,2) (Capt); Varsity Tennis (2, 3, 4); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4) (Treasurer); Yearbook (2); French Club (2); Madisonettes (3, 4); National Honor Society (3, 4); ambition; to be a successful lawyer. I got by in Madison with a little help from my friend, James Robinson, (Varsity Swim Team) Kathleen Robertson, Photography Club (2, 3, 4); Hawk Talk Photographer (3, 4); Science Club (4); ambition: Marine Biologist Shirley Rodgers, Orchestra (Sec., Treas., Concert Mistress) (1, 2, 3, 4); National Honor Society (3, 4); P.P.C. (Vice-Pres., 2, 3, 4); Regional Orchestra (1,2, 3, 4); Pit Orchestra (1,2, 3, 4); Sinfonietta (2, 3, 4); ambition: work with animals (biology) and or psychology Kyle Rogers, (K.K.); Trainer Varsity Football (1,2); J.V. Baseball (1,2); gym assistant (1,2); Track (1, Robert Roman, S.G.A. President (4); S.A.C. (4); County Student Advisory (alt) (4); Student Adviso¬ ry Council Convention (2); National Honor Socie¬ ty (3, 4); Principal ' s Disciplinary Committee (4); PTA (4); M.C. for Miss Madison Pageant (1976); S.G.A. Council (1,3, 4); Class Council (1,2, 3, 4); Homecoming (3, 4); 2nd place in JMHS Art Show (painting); Yearbook Art Staff (3); Hawk Talk (3, 4); Assistant Sports Editor Hawk Talk (3); Frosh Wrestling, J.V. Baseball; Frosh Superlatives, Most scholarly. Most talented Dean Ruff, Freshmen Football Track (3, 4); Band (1, 2); Wrestling (1, 2, 3, 4); Cross Country (4) Barry Hugo, Rock Climbing Club (1); Backpacking Club (2); Math Team (4); Basketball (2); Football (1); Science Club (1, 2, 3, 4); National Honor So¬ ciety (4); ' Now begins a cosmic trip with the best artists who are out on the Edge. ' Margaret Ryan, J-t . Hockey (2); Varsity Hockey (3) ; Newcomers Club (3); Yearbook: Senior Sec¬ tion Editor (4) Karen Savia, Track (1); Freshmen, J.V. Cheerlead¬ er: (2, co-capt.j; Madisonettes (3, 4) (Recording Secretary); Freshman Advisor (4) Shelley Schlusemeyer, Madisonettes (3, 4); FBLA (Cass V.P., 4); Election Committee (3, 4); Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; In¬ tramurals, SGA Rep. (1) Gregory Schmidt, Spanish Club: (2, 3, 4) (Vice President); National Honor Society (3, 4) (Treas.); Future Physicians Club: (3, 4); Pres., 3 V.P. (4); Math Team (3, 4); National Merit Semifinalist; It ' s Academic Team (4)— Chemistry Lab Ass ' t (4); am¬ bition: Physicist Andrew Schwab, Freshmen Football; J.V. Foot¬ ball; Varsity Football; Frosh Basketball; Varsity Track; Chess Club; ambitions: Become a mil¬ lionaire before age 30 Joseph A. Scimeca, Science Club (2, 3, 4); Bridge and Chess Club (2, 3, 4); Bowling League (3); Na¬ tional Honor Society (4) Margaret Scott, (Micki); ViCA (4); Latin Club (1); Office Worker (2); Mixed Chorus (1); ambitions: Join the Navy (Medical Technician) John Sed ock, Varsity Baseball; (1. 2, 3, 4); ambi¬ tion: Professional ball player James Shiley, Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Stage Band (1,2, 3, 4); ambition: degree in music Laura Shonerd, Intramural (1, 2, 3); Pom-Pom (3); Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents; Miss Madison — 2nd Runner Up (3) To me growing up means not relying on your friends for help and support, but on yourself with God ' s help. This to me is an ideal for readying yourself for the future. Leslie Short, G..A.A.; Girls ' Choir (1); FHA (2); FBLA (4); ambition: to be a secretary or teach math to little children. Laurel Shultz, Transfer student from Newport, Rhode Island; National Honor Society (1, 2, 3, 4); G.A.A. (1,2); Drill Team (2); French Club (1,2, 3); Math Team (1, 2, 3, 4); French Honor Society (3); Explorers (3); Ca. Scholarship Federation (2); am¬ bition: to become a Nobel Prize winning chemi¬ cal engineer; I wish I were sailing. Parry Sikes, (Tom); Band (1, 2); Baseball (1, 2); Photography Club (2); Yearbook Staff (4); ambi¬ tions: Commercial Artist, Professional Photogra¬ pher Leesa Slack, Outreach Club (1); Volleyball In¬ tramurals (1); Varsity Track Team (1,2, 3); French Club (2); Math Lab Aide (3); National Honor So¬ ciety (3, 4); Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (4); Football Window Display (4) ; String Ensemble (4); Orchestra (pianist) (4); ambition: to be a ramblin ' v reck from Tech and a hell of an engineer. ' Photographs and memories . . . somehow it just can ' t be true that ' s alM ' ve left of you. ' — Jim Croce Stephen Slater, ambition: animal trainer Timothy Slavey, Yearbook Section Editor and Photographer (4, 3) Vicki Small, Thespian Society (plays and one Acts 3 and 4); Drama Ass ' t (4); National Honor Society (4); Yearbook Staff (4); ambition: Accreditation with the Dance Masters of America Assn. Goal: To become a dance teacher of ballet, tap, and jazz. I held a dandelion that said the time had come to leave upon the wind not to return. ' — E. John and B. Taupin Curtains Cynthia Smith, SGA Rep. (1); Sec. Treas. of French Club (2); Heritage Art Editor (4); Yearbook Art Editor (4); Honor Society (3, 4); Art Ass ' t (3); ambitions: Commercial Artist Una Somerville, Art Club (1); Pom-Poms (2, 3); Madisonettes (3); DECA (4) Kimberly Spencer, VICA (3); I.C.T. Award (3); DECA (4) Robert Stein, transfer from Herndon H.S.; ambi¬ tion: fulfillment, satisfaction, love HoHy Stephens, Pres, of Chorus (1); SGA Alter¬ nate (1); Pep Club (1); GAA (1); Tennis Team (2, 3); Madisonettes (2, 3, 4); Pom-Pom Squad (4); per¬ former in Miss Madison Pageant (4) John Stephenson, Ski Club (1); Cross Country (3); Soccer (2, 3, 4) Bruce Stewart, ambition: National Park Ranger Linda Stewart, NIKE (1); F.T.A. (1); FH A (1,2, Vice- Pres.; Sec., 4); Yearbook (Underclass Section Edi¬ tor, 4); Explorers BSA (1, 2, 3, 4 Sec.); National Honor Society (4); ambition: college and elemen¬ tary school teacher Marcia Stites, ( Marsh ); NIKE (2, 3) — reporter; FBLA (4) Dale Stoutenburgh, Symphonic Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Marching Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Stage Band (4); Band Vice-Pres. (4); Band Ass ' t (3, 4); Orchestra (3); am¬ bitions: Architectural or Civil Engineer Brian Stubbs, Pit Band (1); Pep Band (1); March¬ ing Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Symphonic Band (1,2, 3, 4); Sec. of Band (4); Yearbook (4); ambition: mil¬ lionaire architect Robert Swagerty, Varsity Wrestling (1, 2, 3) Caria Swartz, Madisonettes (3, 4); A.F.S. (3, 4); Freshmen Advisory (4) Edward Sykes, Bands: Marching (Pres.) (1, 2, 3, 4); Symphonic (1,2, 3, 4); Musical Pit; All-Region¬ al (1, 3); Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Solo Festival; Woodwind Quintet; National Honor Society (3, 4) Nancy Szalwinski, Pep Club (1, 2, 3; Sec., 4, Pres.); Thespians (2, 3, 4); Plays (1, 2, 3, 4); Con¬ cert Choir (3, 4|; Madrigals (4); National Merit Commendation; Class of ' 76 activities; A.F.S. (3, 4); National Honor Society (3, 4); Hawk Talk (4); National Spanish Exam (1, 2, 3, 4); ' Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. ' Katherine Taiberth, French Club (2); Symphonic Band (1, 2, 3, 4); All-Regional Band (1, 2, 3, 4); National Honor Society (3, 4) Cheryl Thomas, S.O.S. Club (1); Pep Club (1); Soul (2); ambition: successful policewoman; I, Cheryl Thomas, would like to thank all my teachers for helping me make it through my years at Madi¬ son. Kendra Thomas, (Kendi); National Honor Society (3, 4); Hawk Talk (1. 2, 3, 4); G.A.A. (1, 2, 3, 4); Math Lab Aid (3); Girls ' State — Police Chief (3); Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents (3); J.V., Varsity Field Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4); J.V., Varsity Softball Manager (1, 2); Yearbook (1); Math Team (3); German Club (1); Football Window Display (4); ambition: Health Sciences; The elevator to success is out of order; use the stairs. Leslie Thomas, Madisonettes (3, 4); yearbook (3); Newspaper (3); Pep Club (3) Diane Thorne, Karate Club (2, 3); Pep Club (3, 4); Future Physicians (Pres.) (3, 4); Yearbook Staff (4); Library Aid (1, 2); ICT Sec. (3); ambition; be happy, meet new people, become a rehabilitation- ist. Be happy and content with yourself and take things as you see them. Lynette Thorp, (Lyn); Cosmetology (1, 2, 3) Christopher Lewis Thorpe, Freshmen, J.V., Varsi¬ ty Wrestling; Freshmen, J.V. Football David Truesdale, J.V. Football Gay Trumbull, Girls ' Tennis Team (1); Girls ' J.V. Basketball (1, mgr.); French Club (Pres. 2, 3); Var¬ sity Swim Team (2, 3, 4); Girls ' Hockey Team (3); National Honor Society (3, 4); Girls ' State (City Manager of Model City, Girls ' Nation Nominee), S.G.A.‘ ' (3, 4 SEC. Treas.) Karen Tyner, Spanish Club (Sec., Pres., Treas.) (2, 3, 4); Majorette (1); Bowling Club (1); Yearbook (2) ; N.H.S. (3, 4); J.V. Baseball Manager Official Score Keeper (3, 4); SGA Rep. (2); Library Ass ' t (1); Guidance Ass ' t (1, 3); ambition: Social work and travel through all Spanish speaking coun¬ tries. Mary Valentine, Intramurals (1): Cheerleader (co- capt., 1); Missions Club (1); Sports Club (1); GAA (2, 3); Varsity Soccer Manager (time score, 3); Student Council (Hmrm. Rep., 3) William VaHiere, (Bill); Homeroom Rep. (2): VICA Club (3, 4) Janine Vitray, NIKE (Treas., V-Pres.) Jenifer Walker, (Jenny); yearbook (2, 3, 4): Madisonettes (3, 4); Hawk Talk (4); AFS (3, Sec., 4); Thespians (4); Backstage work (props, make¬ up, 3, 4); ambition: journalism English Literature: There’s treasure children always seek to find, and just like us you must have had A Once Upon a Time. — £. John — B. Taupin Curtains Kathryn Mary Walsh, (Kathy); Volleyball Intramu- rals (1); Yearbook (2); French Club (Sec.) (2); Var¬ sity Track (2); Publicity (Diary of Anne Frank) (3); NHS (3, 4); Campus Life (4LSGA (4); Madiso- nettes (3, 4); DECA (4); Pom-Pom Squad (3, 4); Frosh Orientation Adviser (4); ' There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. ' — Jim Croce Sharon Ware, Orchestra (1,2, 3, 4: V. Pres.); NHS (3, 4); Yearbook (2); PPC (Sec-Treas., 2, 3, 4); SR. Regional Orch. (2); Pit Orch. (2, 3, 4); Sinfonietta (3, 4) Andrea Wax, (Andi); J.V. Softball (1,2); Varsity (3, 4); NHS (3, 4); Madisonettes (Pres. 3, 4); J.V. Cheerleader (2); GAA (2, 3, 4); Varsity Basketball mgr. (3, 4); ambition; business administration Ken Weisenburger, Wrestling: Frosh, J.V. (1, 2); Football: Frosh, J.V. (Capt.); Varsity (3, 4 Capt.); Human Relations Committee (3); Madison Club (3) ; PAC (4); Who ' s Who Among American High School Students Diana Whitaker, FHA (1); Pep Club (1); Choir (1, 2); Swim Team (1, 2); Musical (2); Madisonettes (2, 3, 4); NHS (3, 4); DECA (3) Aiyson Will, Concert Band (1); French Club (2, 3); Bible Club (2); Junior Achievement (3); NHS (3, 4); FTA (31; Yearbook: Section Editor, (3); co-editor, (4) Wayne Williams, Frosh Football, J.V., Varsity Ftball; Madison Club Debbie Williamson, Madison Memos (4); ambi¬ tion: Career in Journalism after college, breed and show horses Steven Williamson (Will); Diving Team (3, 4); Yearbook: Sports Editor (4); Photography Club (Treas. 3, 4); Yearbook Photographer (3, 4); Hawk Talk (3, 4); Spanish Ass ' t (3); Gym Ass ' t (4) Carl Winebarger, Yearbook staff; Yearbook Pho¬ tographer; Patricia Wohl, Spanish Club (2, 3 V-Pres., 4 Sec.); Future Physicians Club (2, 4); Math Team (3); Math Lab Ass ' t (3); NHS (3, 4 Sec.); Hawk Talk (3, 4); Girls ' State Rep. (City Party Chairman, State Senator, Girls ' Nation Nominee); Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (3); Foot¬ ball Window Display (4); Departing sadness and parting tears — thank you for the glorious years! ; ambition: physician Diane Wood, Lab Ass ' t; ambition: become a doc¬ tor and research diseases; With the ending of high school comes many new horizons to ex¬ plore. Mark Wood, Ski Club (2); J.V. Football (3) Ronald Woods, Freshmen, JV, Varsity Football (3, 4); Varsity baseball (3, 4) ambition: Air Force William Wright, (Bill): Student Relations Commit¬ tee David Yeeles, Frosh Wrestling: Orchestra (1,2, 3, 4); Stage Band (3, 4) Lori Yoshihashi, Debate Club (Sec., 1, 2, 3, 4); Symphonic Marching Band (1, 2, 3: Sec.); Soc- cerClub (2, 3, 4); SGA Rep. (2, 3); French Club (2); Math Team (3, 4); SAC (4); Hawk Talk (News Edi¬ tor) (3, 4): NHS (3, 4, Pres.) 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