Jefferson High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1968 volume:

THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL 6560 Braddock Road Alexandria, Virginia A Fairfax County School Volume IV Anne Smith, Editor Life for all mankind has been a continuous journey from the darkness of ignorance to the light of knowledge. We are like all men, searching each day for a new way to reach out from the darkness to grasp the Light. CONTENTS Faculty and Administration 18 Classes 48 Organizations 156 Athletics 190 Student Life 244 Patrons and Advertisers 276 ROBISON 4 5 6 ROBISON ROBISON 7 PAUL CAREY 8 I In a confusing whirl of new ideas and new people, we catch glimpses of even more perplexing forms ,— ourselves. 9 10 One day we suddenly look up from the small circle of our friends, homework, and plans, to discover the vast, strange beauty of the world of color and Light. 12 I This is a time for moments , moments of hoping , fighting , crying, understanding , failure , and success. STELLOH 13 From curiosity to discovery, from dreams to reality, from apathy to conviction we have taken one step out of the darkness toward the Light. ilislaMi g sggpg ! A’V s VV v iO� X - C f ' . ' • WIW is lSKfls ■ Mjgs ag� � : W SEISE ■H| $HPP llllBlSl Division Editor (SiS mma aammmm mmmt Wkmm Mr. Jordan and Mr. Hanes discuss the widening of Braddock Road, November, 1967. COMMUNITY AND P.T.A. On Thursday, October 12th, the first meeting of the Thomas Jefferson High PTA for the 67-68 school year was called to order by John Hanes, President. This, being BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT, once again drew a capacity crowd with standing room only. Mr. Hanes welcomed all the parents and announced plans for the coming year, portraying the theme, “A Look at Thomas Jefferson High School.” Programs for meetings will feature participation of several depart¬ ments within the school, such as the Music Depart¬ ment, the Guidance Department, and others. Programs will also include guest speakers on subjects of interest to everyone. A DOOR PRIZE of 50 gallons of gas to the lucky parent and ten dollars in cash to the child of the parent will be awarded at each PTA meeting. This prize is being donated by Mr. Stroube of Lincolnia Mobil Service Station. The Band and Athletic Boosters, which are part of the PTA organization, plan an active, hard-hitting cam¬ paign to raise funds for the school. In summary — it is the PTA Board’s objective to strive for an increased membership, make their meetings entertaining and of special interest, and assist Mr. Jordan and the faculty whenever they can. (contributed by Barbara Hanes) 18 WILLIAM JORDAN B.A., Bridgewater M.Ed., Univ. of Virginia Principal To the Graduating Class of 1968 As you leave Jefferson, your teachers and I wish you the very best of luck in all of your endeavors. Yours is the third class to graduate from Jefferson, but the first to have spent four years here. You entered as Freshmen the year we first opened our doors — in the fall of 1964 — and now, although it hardly seems possible that four years could pass so quickly, you are graduating. It has been a real pleasure for me to know you and to work with you. I feel that yours has been an out¬ standing class and that you have offered many contri¬ butions to the school. I hope that your high school education will enable you now to be successful as you enter college, the field of work, the military service, or whatever the future holds for you. Your teachers and I will always be ready to help you in any way that we can, so please keep in touch with us and come to see us whenever you can. 19 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Mr. Bernard works behind the scenes to make our years at Jefferson as good and as interesting as possible. As Assistant Principal for Instruc¬ tion, he does not often deal personally with the students, but the results of his efforts can be seen everyday. He arranges for substitute teach¬ ers, approves field trips, and is the one re¬ sponsible for making sure we have textbooks and equipment. Mr. Bernard is the one to turn to when a key is needed to unlock? a display case or a room. An important part of his work that most of us take for granted is the planning of curriculum and the supervision of instruction. Mr. Bernard does an excellent job supplying the school with the organization needed to keep it running smoothly. FRANK BERNARD B.S., State Univ. of New York M.A., New York University Mr. Visnich is the man who comes most closely in touch with the students. As Assistant Principal for Administration, he begins each morning by checking the buses as they arrive. Throughout the day he calls students to the office, deals with attendance records, checks cars for park¬ ing stickers, disciplines those unwilling to obey the rules, greets people in the cafeteria, makes the seldom heard after¬ noon announcements, and waves good¬ bye to the buses while he holds his mysterious radio. Although one of his many jobs requires him to handle those who cause problems, Mr. Visnich is still well-liked and respected by the student body. PETER VISNICH B.A., Davis and Elkins College M.Ed., Univ. of Virginia 20 SECRETARIES MRS. ELIZABETH BUTTON MRS. JEAN McNAUGHTON Finance Secretary Office of the Principal MRS. HAZEL C. OLIN Guidance Secretary MRS. LORENCE M. PERSHING Secretary MRS. BETTY J. PRIESTLEY Data Processing MRS. GRACE SHELLINGTON Secretary MRS. MARILYN L. STOKES Secretary Left to right: Mrs. Button, Barbara Hanes, Martha Ingraham, Margaret Johnson, Chris Tawney, Vicki Norwood. 21 STELLOH JOSEPH WILL B.A., Catawba College M.A., George Washington Univ. Department Chairman GUIDANCE The main principle and philosophy of the Guid¬ ance Department is that no two individuals are exact¬ ly alike. Each has his own pattern of growth, which determines to a large extent the direction and rate of his progressive development. This pattern of development can flourish best in an appropriate en¬ vironment, which a good teacher and counselor will provide. The Guidance Department’s role is to enable each student to best prepare himself for the years ahead. They do this by aiding the student in every way they can, and by supplementing the academic program provided by the teaching staff. However, counseling is not limited to the guidance offices, for many of the teachers also serve as counselors to their stu¬ dents. Guidance serves only as a map to assist the stu¬ dent in finding his direction. We do not give an education, we merely give the means for one. MRS. CYNTHIA B. ASH A.B., Lebanon Valley College M.A., Columbia University Ed.D., Univ. of Pittsburgh JAMES D. COGGIN A.B., Wake Forest College M.Ed., Univ. of Virginia MRS. BETTY W. FAGAN MRS. KATHARINE B.S.Ed., Madison College HAMMOND M.Ed., Univ. of Virginia B.S., M.Ed., Boston Univ. MISS ILENE M. MURCOTT B.S., M.S., State Univ. of New York at Albany MISS NANCY RAWLEY B.A., Carson-Newman Coll. M.Ed., Univ. of Virginia 22 % : 1 MRS. ARVIE BYERS B.S., W. Virginia Univ. LIBRARY With the opening of school this September, the library had much to boast about. The additional room, which was completed during the summer, increased the library’s space by half and afforded more seat¬ ing space and shelves. This provides for the growing inventory of books and the enlarging circulation. The library staff is proud of the frequent class use of the library and its availability at all times to each department with a well-rounded collection of basic reference and subject material and a wide variety of fiction. We strive to give a maximum of service to both the students and faculty in relaxed, friendly, attractive atmosphere. However, the ef¬ ficiency of our operations could not be maintained without the whole-hearted work of our team of library assistants. MRS. MARY T. FITZPATRICK B.A., State Univ. of N. Y. M.A., Michigan State Univ. Librarian STELLOH 23 PITNER PITNER PITNER Kneeling: Jo Ann Beliak, Ted Kranz, Bill Cabrera, Kathy Flynn, Bill Butler, Diana Johnson, Kathy Fitzpatrick. First Row: Phyllis Weyraugh, Sue Roberts, Martha McKinless, Trudi Crotinger, Teri Smith, Sue Long, Pixie Van Sant. Second Row: Sherri McCracken, Nancy Gabocy, Linda Bagby, Penny Pitlet, Chris Bolen, Marcia Campbell, Jane Beninate. Not Pictured: Bernie Araujo. First Row: Kathy Dye, Peggy Ely, Jean Prentice, Sharon Quinn, Carol Ray. Second Row: Janis Lynch, Gayle White, Sylvia Dillon, Marcia Campbell, Linda Neff, Terrie O ' Dell. Third Row: Carol Hoffman, Carol Reiter, Janet Armstrong, Sandy Elliott, Claire Tregone, Eileen Eaton, Carolyn McCracken, Linda Hicks. Fourth Row: Corinne Sorber, Debbie Dozier, Richard Fessler, Buz Jewell. Not Pictured: Bobbi Pilk, Sandy Attinello, Vicki Cullison, Anita Boatright, Robert Foster, Douglas Robinson, Brenda Schulze, Claudia Moore, Kevin Johnson, Robert Trotter. First Row: Carol Taylor, Sonia Chinara, Karen May, Yvonne Newcomb. Second Row: Sally Wright, Linda Fessler, Joan Jobst, Beth Johnson, Carlee Poff, Sue King, Linda Mitchell. Third Row Denise Craig, Jane Saverance, Linda Patton, Peggy Burkholder, Laura Saverance, Pam Anders, Jimmer Hartinger, Gary Sutherland, Sallie Scanlan, Steve Timberlake. Not Pictured: Pat Torrey, Barbara O ' Baugh, Bob Helton. cc UJ z CLINIC Mrs. Nash, School Nurse. Seated: Pam Wolle, Ginni Pace, Chris Delaney, Stephanie Goulde. Standing: Karen May, Steph Poor, Debbie Keeter, Dana Edwards, Pat Sobel. PITNER STELLOH MRS. RACHEL A. AMES B.S., Wisconsin State Univ. Department Chairman ENGLISH Novels, plays, short stories, poems, essays . . . movies, filmstrips, records . . . writing, research, discussion, writing, panels, debates, writing . . . questions, answers(?), writing . . . wondering, thinking, questioning, listening, thinking, writing, speaking . . . logic, reasoning, examining . . . writ¬ ing, writing, writing . . . The English program at Thomas Jefferson High School has many facets, a facet for each student, but all facets, all students, are parts of the central issue: Man and his com¬ plex relationships communicating through the spoken and the written language. The elective courses have enlivened as well as enriched the English curriculum: Functional English for the ninth and tenth grades, World Civilization at the sophomore level, American Civilization for eleventh grade students, and for seniors, Advanced Placement English and the Seminar in Contemporary Problems. Classes in Journalism, Creative Writing, in Speech and in Drama did more than merely work — they produced newspapers, literary magazines, public speakers, and plays. MRS. SHIRLEY AVIS B.S., E. Tenn. State Univ. MRS. CAROL LEE BROWN B.S., Concord College MRS. LINDA L. FANSKE B.A., Radford College 26 MISS M. KESSINGER MISS ELLEN H. MILLER A.B., Dunbarton College B.S., Longwood College of Holy Cross MRS. SANDRA PHILIPS B.A., Nebraska Wesleyan Univ. Carolina, Women’s College Visiting Teacher MRS. ELEANOR W. PRILLAMAN A.B., Univ. of North CAREY I JAMES W. WALKER B B.S., Memphis State Univ. M.A.E., Madison College MRS. S. NIXON MRS. RUTH PENCE B.A., Univ. of Colorado B.A., Dakota Wesleyan Univ. MRS. JULIA ROSSELL B.S., Bowling Green State University MRS. NANCY M. SENIO B.S., Carnegie Tech MRS. MARY M. WOOD A.B., Wesleyan College M.A., George Washington University MRS. ROCHELLE G. ZOHN B.S., Penn. State Univ. I 27 FOREIGN LANGUAGES fJRVflM!,: PITNER adair r. McConnell B.A., Univ. of Richmond M.A., George Washington Univ. Department Chairman MRS. DOROTHY BENNETT B.S., West Virginia Univ. THOMAS DeLaFLEUR B.A., Univ. of the Americas, Mexico City MISS CAROL E. DEAL B.A., Radford College MRS. WALTRAUT D. NELSON B.A., American Univ. RICHARD E. POMPEI B.S., D. C. Teachers College 28 MISS JULIE ROGERS B.A., Syracuse Univ. M.A., Univ. of Wisconsin MISS DIANE ZEHFUSS A.B., College of William and Mary MISS SANDRA WYNNE B.A., Univ. of Maryland CAREY 29 CHARLES E. BROWN B.S., U. S. Military Acad. M.A., Univ. of Missouri MRS. MYRA G. CARTER B.S., Florida State Univ. MRS. JANE C. FILKINS B.S., Univ. of Michigan DONLIE R. HENDERSON B.S., Concord College CLARENCE E. MUMPOWER B.S., E. Tenn. State Univ. 30 MATHEMATICS In 1967-1968, the Mathematics Department, now strengthened to twelve full-time teachers and handling a total of about 1,500 students enrolled in its various courses (some eighty- four per cent of Jefferson’s total enrollment), continues the same broad offerings as in pre¬ vious years. These are designed to provide an appropriate program for each student based on his aptitude for mathematics and his longer-range educational goals. A pilot, or ex¬ perimental effort has been added in the area of General Mathematics. This provides a new approach to the teach¬ ing of General Mathematics. It is called the Multi-Sensory and Laboratory method. Many audio-visual aids are utilized so that each student is able to participate in classroom demonstrations. Interest and enjoyment continues high for those math students who have competed as members of Jefferson High School’s team in the Fairfax County inter-high math league matches. Several of our students, on their own time, are taking formal instruction in computer science three afternoons a week at Oakton High School. The Fairfax County School Board, whose computer center is located at Oakton, sponsors this program for the bene¬ fit of all county high schools. LUROFF H. WILLIAMS B.S., Central Mo. State College M.Ed., Univ. of Virginia Department Chairman MRS. HELEN C. SMITH B.A., King College CHARLES B. RAYBURN A.B., Elon College MRS. MILDRED M. TITUS B.S., Radford College MISS SHIRLEY K. WILSON B.S., M.A., W. Va. Univ. 31 STELLOH JOHN I. MELONE, JR. B.S., M.Ed., Univ. of Virginia Department Chairman ANTHONY BADO B.S., California (Pa.) State College GERALD E. BAKER B.A., Calif. State College SCIENCE Mr. Baker is “in his glory” particularly when he enters the door of room 108 and sees all that new chemistry equipment. Mr. Morris and Mrs. Nelson likewise are con¬ ducting biology classes in labs that have just been unwrapped for 1967-68. With Mr. Brugnolotti as a member of the team, Biology II should, this year, finally get its feet firmly on the ground. Yet, since the class is far from being overcrowded, and blessed with science talent, the sky is the limit. Talk about field trips, this class offers the best. Our planetarium did not quite reach a point of completion in order to be a part of the science department’s offerings for this year. But next year will see a revival of astronomical interests at Jefferson. A new addition to the course offerings in the science department is the PSSC advanced topics. This is offered in conjunction with the fourth period physics class. In a study of specially selected topics in physics, the above-average student is given an opportunity to investigate challenging areas of greater depth and increased sophistication. This new addition in science offers great possibilities for the students who enjoy doing individual re¬ search. JOSEPH T. BRUGNOLOTTI B.S., Appalachian State Univ. M.A., University of North Carolina MRS. LOIS B. CONRAD B.S., M.Ed., Cornell Univ. 32 STELLOH SOCIAL STUDIES B.A., St. Bonaventure Univ. DONALD S. CALLAHAM A.B., Drury College M.A., American University MISS JEANNETTE M. BREADY B.A., Radford College M.A., Ohio University WILLIAM E. GARDNER B.S., Univ. of Maryland 34 CHARLES S. HUNTLEY, JR. A.B., Grove City College M.Ed., Univ. of Virginia MRS. ARLINE L. KOCH B.A., Texas Tech. College MISS CAROLE A. SHIELDS B.S., Radford Collene M.Ed., Univ. of Virginia DONALD L. WITTEN B.S., Bluefield State College M.S., Univ. of Pennsylvania 35 MRS. ADLAIDE H. KNAPP A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman’s College Department Chairman MRS. BETTY HARRIS B.S., Mississippi Coll. ART The Art Department plans to expand its offering in the fields of graphics and the Fine Art version of crafts. It hopes also to offer some opportunities in creative photography. Materials are on order to enable the teach¬ ing of silk screen painting, copper plate etch¬ ing, and possibly lithography. The depart¬ ment is indebted to the Industrial Art depart¬ ment for the loan of an essential printing press. The Art III and IV classes spent the day in New York City November 4, 1967, commenc¬ ing with a morning tour of Pratt Institute’s Art Studios, and including the Guzzinhein and Whitney Museum, the Museum of Modern Art and the Museum of Contemporary Crafts. Mrs. Knapp lends a helping hand. 36 JONATHAN H. HOFFMAN A.B., Coll, of Wm. and Mary Univ. of Colorado Department Chairman JAMES A. GETTY B.M.E., M.M., Illinois Wesleyan University ' SmSmteS MUSIC The Music Department provided Jefferson students with a wide variety of musical groups from which to choose, both instrumental and choral. The instrumental department began the 1967- 68 school year with the successful “Marching Colonials,” an organization made up of sym¬ phonic band members for the purpose of pro¬ viding half-time entertainment at home football games, and competing at state contests. The Symphonic Band extended their concert season by presenting a Christmas Concert, February “Pops” Concert, Festive Concert, the Exchange Concert and the formal Spring Concert. The choral department made musi c available to all those students who wished to be a part of a musical organization. The inexperienced vocalist could be a member of the Girls Chorus or the Mixed Chorus while more advanced students were chosen by audition for the Concert Choir and the Madrigals. New this year was the Colonial Chorale, a chamber choir, open to the entire student body by audition, which meets one even¬ ing each week. HOME ECONOMICS This year the Home Economics Department could give ample space and attention to its sewing classes due to the new sewing room and the addition of a new teacher, Mrs. Francis Smith. Home Economics class not only works on improving the girls’ sewing and cooking skills, but also teaches consumer buying, child care and training, and home furnishing. The girls have decided that there really is something to the slogan “The Way to a Man’s Heart” and many will continue their Home Economics work in future years. The Juniors and Seniors extend their knowledge of the above topics and begin thinking about “Looking Toward Marriage in the Future”. The parents also show an interest in Home Economics and have several opportunities to see their daughters’ work. The Department sponsors the Holiday Exhibit at Christmas, and the Style Show in May. STELLOH MRS. LORETTA C. BENNETT B.S., Drake University Department Chairman MRS. FRANCES B. SMITH B.S., Univ. of Tennessee 38 INDUSTRIAL ARTS ERSKIN F. JENKINS A.B., Morehead State Department Chairman RALPH E. HOWE B.S., Morris Harvey College RAYMOND L. JOSEPH B. SHUPE McDonough b.s., m.a., univ. of Md. B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute 39 BUSINESS MRS. BARBARA G. BENOSKI B.S., Bloomsburg State College Department Chairman STELLOH MRS. ELINOR LYNCH B.S., Univ. of Houston MRS. ANNE MOCK B.S.S.A., Univ. of North Carolina 2 MISS JUDITH ANN MOKOSH A.B., Fairmont State College 40 MRS. NINA S. BRYSON B.S., B.Ed., Radford College V.O.T. Coordinator EDWARD H. CROCKETT B.S., Va. Polytechnic Institute D.E. Coordinator DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION and VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING HOMAS JEFFERSON HI A CLUBS OF ( ) AMERICA The Distributive Education and Vocational Office Training programs operate side by side. They coordinate classroom study and on-the-job training, making it possible for the students to attend classes at school and work in an office or store during the remaining part of the day. At present, seventeen students are enrolled in V.O.T. As well as receiving practical training, they become acquainted with various jobs and learn much about personal behavior and social relations. The office experience is an extension of the classroom instruction. Distributive Education refers to Vocational Education for those students interested or en¬ gaged in distributing goods and services to the public. This includes retail, wholesale, and ser¬ vice occupations. D.E. gives preparatory in¬ struction to students interested in distribution as a career, in laying a foundation for further education in distribution, or in learning more about the principles of free enterprise. Students involved in or preparing for occupations followed by proprietors, managers, or employees in distri¬ bution also find the vocational instruction in D.E. invaluable. 41 HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION LOUIS ASTOLFI B.S., George Washington University MISS NANCY L. BIRCH B.S., Madison College M.S., West Virginia University STELLOH MRS. PHYLLIS EUGENE N. HESS COCKERHAM B.S., West Virginia B.S., Wake Forest Univ. Tech. ROBERT A. EVANS B.S., M.A., E. Kentucky State University JOHN W. HULEN B.S., Troy State M.Ed., University of Va College M.S., West Virginia Univ. MISS CAROLYN J. MORRISON B.S., Mary Washington Vim, vigor and vitality set the pace for the P.E. classes at Jefferson. The freshmen and sophomores who are required to take P.E. concentrate on group sports and team work, while the juniors and seniors are concerned with individual activities and skills. Freshmen receive the fundamentals of First Aid and Driver Education. The sopho¬ mores are not only given Health and Per¬ sonality Development but also learn about alcoholics, narcotics and the effects of tobacco. The P.E. instructors coach the inter¬ scholastic sports teams and intramurals as well as sponsor a Varsity Letterman’s Club for the boys and G.A.A. Club for the girls. 42 3TELL0H MISS JACQUELINE STACKS B.S., Madison College DICK WICKLINE B.S., M.A., George Washington Univ. 43 CAFETERIA NOT PICTURED: Barbara Collins Alga Gomez Henry Pender Virginia Smith INA B. ALEXANDER IRENE L. DENNIS DORIS J. ANDRICK PHYLLIS CASSELL BETTY DYE MARGARET GORDON MARY JOHNSON BERTHA MASON BETTY PHILLIPS BERNADINE McELROY FRANCES ROUTE ERA H. LONG MARGARET SHORT DORIS SMITH VIRGINIA STAFFORD LEE OLA STAMPER JENNIE WEBSTER Melton Dodson, Building Super¬ visor MAINTENANCE DAY CREW: James L. Caldwell Calvin A. Robinson Hazel Ruth Sears Harvey W. Stump NIGHT CREW: Annie Mae Blackwell Freddie L. Hare Earlene Y. Haywood Ruby D. Huff Robert W. 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' ■: V ■• ■ = e ' w®t : - ' ' ' tui ' £ mmM llii ■UF ' isiTV • L x. v i ffrW- ?,.:■ $% 4- ' mr:0Wm wmMml m s s ■ %4x?sji .: -Pypp mmmmm mmm£ IfSPSSS jKnri JuTRflTMj tSy-•..• rJt j ' t •Off ' E .-t ' . «: VCnf J nxJ JEnKF li jf vS r r - ■ ROBISON SENIORS The Senior Class officers: Bobbe Pilk, Sen.; Greg Pensabene, Sen.; Gary Sutherland, Tres.; Ellen Harris Secy.; Tom Andrews, Vice-Pres.; Jim Case, Pres. 48 ’68 GENE ALBRECHT SUSAN ALEXANDER PAMELA ANDERS BRENDA ANDERSON ROBERT E. ALBRECHT, JR.: Class Council 3; Football, J.V. 2. SUSAN GERMAINE ALEXANDER: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 2; Class Secy. 1, Class Vice-Pres. 3; Cheerleader 1,2; F.H.A. 4; F.N.A. 2,3; Red Cross Represen¬ tative 1,2; Spanish Club 4. PAMELA LYNNE ANDERS: Class Activities Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4; A.F.S. International Club 2,3,4, Pres. 3, Treas. 4; Keyettes 3,4, District Pres 4 ’ J Y A C o rro N ?K, R o 0N: FBLA - 2 ’ 3 i F - T - A - 4; A.F.S. International ' Club 4. THOMAS CHARLES ANDREWS Boys’ State Representative 3; Class Vice-Pres 4- Basketball 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Key Club 3,4 Vice-Pres’ 4; Varsity Letterman’s Club 3,4, Secy.-Treas. 4. GARY WAYNE ANTOLIK: Colonial Corps 3; History Club 1. BRUNHILDA H. ARAUJO: Powder Puff Football 4; Prom Comm. 1,2,3,4, Secy. 3, Pres. 4. SANDRA RUTH ATTINELLO: Girls’ State Representative 3; Comm. 1; S.C.A. Cabinet 2; S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 1; S.C.A. Vice-Pres. 3; French Club 1,2; Keyettes 2,3,4, District JOHN AUSTIN: Track, Varsity 3,4, Capt. 4; Varsity Letterman’s Club 4. LINDA G. BAGBY: S.C.A. Chartering Comm. 3, Chrmn. 3; S.C.A. Club Represen- tat ' ve 4; S C.A. Elections Comm. 4; S.C.A. Posters Comm 2; Class Activities Comm 4; Prom Comm. 3; J.V. Hockey 1, Capt. 1; Pep Club 2,3, Pres. 3; Office As¬ sistant 4. 3; German Club S.C.A. Activities S.C.A. Pres. 4; Record Secy. 3. THOMAS ANDREWS GARY ANTOLIK BRUNHILDA ARAUJO WALT ATKINS SANDRA ATTINELLO JOHN AUSTIN KENNETH AUSTIN LINDA BAGBY 49 ’68 i JAMES BANNON RICHARD BARBER DAVID BARTHOLOMEW PATRICK BASKA i RICHARD FRANCIS BARBER: National Senior Honor Society 3,4; S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 3; Conference on American Civilization 3; Class Activities Comm. 4; Havoc Staff 4; Debate Team 4; Junior Toastmasters Club 3. JONATHAN JOSEPH BASSETT: Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Varsity Letterman’s Club 2,3, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3. KATHLEEN ANN BEERS: Art Club 2; Debate Club 1,2; Drama 3; F.T.A. 4; Junior Great Books 1,2; Hillchatter 2. JOHN MARTIN BEIER: Jefferson Jottings 3,4; Tennis Team 3,4; Medical Careers Club 4; Science Club 4. JON BASSETT ROBERT BAYRER ROBERT BEAN WILLIAM BEAR ’68 JO BELLAK MICHAEL BELLON JO ANN MARIE BELLAK: Drama Club 1,2; Drill Team 3; F.H.A. 1; Badland’s Ballyhoo”; Office Assistant 4. BETTY JANE BENINATE: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 3; Class Float Comm. 3; Class Publications Comm. 4; Junior-Senior Cheerleader 3 ' Powder Puff Football 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Triden 3,4; Office Assistant 4. FRANK HATTON BERNHART: Junior-Senior Basketball Game 3; Football 1,2; Wrtesling 2; Chorus 1,3. THOMAS HAROLD BETHART: Football, Varsity 4; Spanish Club 4. THOMAS C. BOBIER: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 1,2,3; Student Directory 2; Literary Paper 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musicle 2; Cranberry Corners” 3; P.E. Assistant 4. CHRISTINE BOLEN: Powder Puff Football 4; Basketball 3; Hockey, Mgr 4- Intramurals 2,3,4; Softball 3; F.A.A. 3,4; Office Assistant 4 SUSAN LOUISE BOLT: Pep Club 1. PATRICIA LYNN BOWMAN: Drill Team 4; Glee Club 3, Librarian 3; Civettes 4; Pep Club 3; Acapella and Concert Choir 2; Concert Choir 3 4 : Mixed Chorus 1. BETTY BENINATE FRANK BERNHART THOMAS BOBIER CHRISTINE BOLEN SUSAN BOLT PATTI BOWMAN 51 ’68 JOHN WALTON BRADLEY: Baseball, Varsity 1,2,3,4; Basketball, Freshman, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Football, Freshman, J.V. 2, Varsity 3; Key Club 2,3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Varsity Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4. GERALD ARTHUR BRIGHT: Two Honorable Mentions in Vanderburgh Coun¬ ty Art Contest 3; Art Club 2,3; Concert Choir 4. JOAN CAROL BROOKS: Jefferson Jottings 1; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 3. DALE ALAN BRYAN: Track, Varsity 2,3,4; Varsity Letterman’s Club 4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3. PAUL KENNETH BULLARD: Varsity Golf 3,4. ROBERT TODD BULLARD: Quill and Scroll 3,4; S.C.A. Publicity Comm., Co-Chrmn. 4; Jeffersonian, Photographer 2,3; Key Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Architectural Drawing Teacher’s Assistant 4. MARGARET BURKHOLDER: National Junior Honor Society 2; Class Activities Comm. 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Civettes 2,3,4; Drill Team 3; Folk Music Club 3; A.F.S.-International Club 1,2; Guidance Assistant 4. WILLIAM ALEXANDER BUTLER, JR.: Wrestling, Varsity 4. JOHN BRADLEY GERALD A. BRIGHT JOAN BROOKS ROBERT BROWNING DALE BRYAN KEITH BUCKLE PAUL BULLARD ROBERT BULLARD PEGGY BURKHOLDER TOD BURNINGHAM WILLIAM BUTLER 52 ’68 WILLIAM BUTTS SHERRY CABLE GUILLERMO CABRERA MARCIA CAMPBELL JOE CARMODY MASON CARPENTER JAMES CARTER ROBERT CARTER JIM CASE PATRICK CASSIDY WILLIAM BRADLEY BUTTS: Baseball, J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3,4; Basketball 1; Football, Freshman, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Key Club 3,4, Treas. 4; Varsity ' Letterman’s 3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4. SFIERRY LEE CABLE: Class Council 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Town Crier 4; Hockey, J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Basketball, J.V. Mgr. 1; Var sity Mgr. 2, Varsity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Softball 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Treas. 3; P.E. Student Assistant 3,4. MARCIA ANN CAMPBELL: S.C.A. House of Representatives 4; Class Council 4; Gymnastics Intramurals 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secy. 2, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Library Assistant 1,2,3,4, Office Assistant 3,4. JOE FRANCIS CARMODY: Bowling Club 1,2; Baseball, Varsity 4; Foot¬ ball, Mgr. 1, Varsity 4; Track 3,4. MASON LEE CARPENTER: Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Golf 3,4. JAMES WILLIAM CARTER: Basketball, Varsity 2; Baseball 2; Football, J.V. 1. ROBERT FITZHUGH CARTER: National Senior Honor Society 3,4; Base¬ ball, J.V. 2; Track, Varsity 3,4; Cross-Country, Varsity 4; History Club 2; Key Club 3,4. JAMES MARSHALL CASE: Boy’s State Representative 3; West Point Society Nomination Award 3; Class Pres. 4; Baseball, J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4, Varsity 3,4; Football 1,2,3, J.V. Co-Capt. 2, Varsity 3; Key Club 2.3.4, Board pf Directors 4; Toastmasters Club, 3, Pres. 3; Varsity Letter- men’s Club 2,3,4. PATRICK THOMAS CASSIDY: Class Publicity Comm. Chrmn. 3; Float Comm. 3; Town Crier Staff 4; Football, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Varsity Letterman ' s Club 3,4, Executive Council 4. 53 ’68 LARRY CATLETT LARRY STEPHEN CATLETT: Bowling 1; Cross Country, Varsity 4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 3. SONIA MARY CHINIARA: Alternate to Girls’ State, 3; National Senior Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; French Honor Society 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Town Crier 2,3; Drill Team 3; Intramurals, 1,2; Keyettes 4; Pep Club 1,2; Press Club 2; Guidance Assistant 4; Student Assistant 4. DENNIS KEITH CLARK: Bowling Club 1,2. MICHAEL LEO CLARK: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative; Basketball, 1, Varsity, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football, 1; Civitan Club 2; Varsity Letterman’s Club 2,3,4. PHYLLIS EILEEN CLOUGH: Town Crier, 4; Latin Club 3; Symphonic Band, 2; Chorus 1. JAMES BRYON COOK: Boys ' State Representative 3; National Junior Society 1,2; National Senior Honor Society 3,4; Pres. 4; Basketball, Freshman, Varsity 2,3,4; Football, 1,2,3; Key Club, 2,3,4; Varsity Letterman’s Club 2,3,4. CORALYNN COOPER: Prom Comm. 3; Junior-Senior Basketball Cheerleader 3; Town Crier, Exchange Manager, 4; F.T.A., 1,2; Chorus 2,3; Madrigals 4. RODGER DOUGLAS CORRA: Class Float Comm. 1; Newspaper Staff 1; Basket¬ ball 1; Journalism Club 1. SONIA CHINIARA DOUGLAS M. CHURCH JR. DENNIS K. CLARK MIKE CLARK WAYNE CLARK PHYLLIS CLOUGH JAMES COOK CORALYN COOPER RODGER CORRA 54 ’68 BILL COTTER NANCY COX BECKY CRAFT DENISE CRAIG SUSAN CRAWFORD PAMELA CROOKS TRUDI CROTINGER MICHAEL CROWLEY NANCY LYNN COX: Art Guild 2,3,4; German Club 2,3; A.F.S. International Club, 2; Track Team, 2; Girls’ County Track Meet 2. REBECCA ANNE CRAFT: Gymnastics 1; A.F.S. International Club 1,2; Medical Careers Club 1,2. DENISE LENORE CRAIG: Art Guild 2,4; Town Crier 2,4; Basketball 2; r.H.A. 3,4, Historian 3, Treas. 4. SUSAN LINDA CRAWFORD: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 1,4; Class Activities Comm. 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Class Cheerleader 3; Latin Club 1; Club 1.2; Concert Choir 3; Acapella Choir 2. ■ AMELA KAY CROOKS: Newspaper Staff 1; Drill Team 3,4; Y-Teens 1; Miss Jefferson Contest 3. TRUDI EILEEN CROTINGER: Class Sen. 3; Activities Comm. 3,4; Jefferson Jottings 1; Softball, J.V. 1; Cheerleader, Varsity 3,4; Keyettes 1,2,3,4; Treas. :;, -,Y®.- ln,ernational Club I- 2 . Corresponding Secy. 2; Office Assistant 4. MICHAEL JAMES CROWLEY: Audio-Visual Club 1; Chess Club 3,4; Drama nAM,J,U History and Political Science Club 4; Spanish Club 1,3. ‘ ANDICE ANN CUMMINS: National Honor Society 2,3; Class Secy. 2; ClubO) 3 Society 2; A.F.S.-International Club 4; Pep Club 1,2; French BBIE DALE: Class Activities Comm. 4; Class Float Comm. 4; Chorus. CANDICE CUMMINS ABBIE DALE 55 ’68 KIM DALLOW KIM FENNIE DALLOW: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 1; Football 1,2. CATHERINE IRENE DEAKIN: Gymnastics Team 3. CRAIG ALEXANDER DEATLEY: Boys’ State Representative 3; Boys’ Nation Representative 3; S.C.A. House of Representatives 1,2,3,4; Class Sen. 1; Class Activities Comm., Chrmn. 4; Class Council 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm., Chrmn. 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Toastmasters Club 3,4. KENNETH MICHAEL DECUIR: Town Crier, Sports Editor 3; Football 1,4; Trac K 3 CHRISTY ANN DeLANEY: Thespians 3,4, Sec. 4; Havoc 4; Jefferson Jottings 4; “Exit the Body” 4; Clinic Assistant 4. CRAIG HOLMAN DEMPSEY: National Senior Honor Society 3,4; Chess Team 3,4; Debate Team 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; History Club 2,3,4, Treas. 4. GENE THOMAS DEW: Track 2; D.E. Club 4. NANCY ROSE DISENHAUS: French Honor Society 2,3,4; Latin Honor Society 3,4; National Junior Honor Society 2; National Senior Honor Society 3,4; S.C.A. Posters and Bulletin Boards Comm. 2; S.C.A. Secy. 3; Cheerleader, Freshman, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Keyettes 2,3,4, International Pres. 4. LEROY DAVIDSON CATHY DEAKIN CRAIG DEATLEY MICHAEL DECUIR CHRISTY DELANEY CRAIG DEMPSEY JAMES DEVENEY GENE DEW NANCY DISENHAUS 56 68 BRENDA DRURY MICHAEL L. DURSO SUSAN DYE CARL EDWARDS MARILYN SUE EDWARDS MARK EDWARDS JOHN EIDSON LYNN ELKINS MICHAEL BORO DONELAN: “It’s Academic” Team Alternate 4; Jefferson Jottings Staff 4; Town Crier Staff 4; Folk Music Club 3. SUSAN ELIZABETH DYE: National Junior Honor Society 2; National Senior Honor Society 3,4, Treas, 4; S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 4; Class Ac¬ tivities Comm. 4; Class Council 4; Hockey, J.V. 2; Civettes 2,3,4, Chaplain 4; Drill Team 3. MARILYN SUE EDWARDS: Basketball 1,2; Drama Club 1; F.H.A. Fashion Show 1; Pep Club 2. MARY LYNN ELKINS: Class Secy. 3; Class Vice-Pre. 2; Prom Chairman 3; Newspaper 2; Basketball 1; Tennis, All Spain 3; Cheerleader 2,3, Capt. 3; Civettes 4; Christmas Court 1,2, Queen 3. PEGGY ANN ELY: S.C.A. Elections Comm. 4; S.C.A. Posters and Bulletin Board Comm 3- Cheerleader, J.V. 2; Library Assistant 4. PEGGY ELY 57 ’68 WILLIAM ENG JUDITH FAITH CRAIG FALK WILLIAM FARINHOLT RICHARD FESSLER GEORGE FINNELL ROBERT FISHER THOMAS FISHER JOELLE FISHKIN WILLIAM ALEXANDER ENG: Chess Club 3,4, Pres, 4; History Club 3,4, Vice-Pres 4 JUDITH ELAINE FAITH: Quill and Scroll 4; Jefferson Jottings 2,3; Town Crier Staff 4; History Club 2; Pep Club 1; Student Assistant 3,4. WILLIAM NELSON FARINHOLT, JR.: Golf Team 3,4. GEORGE THOMAS FINNELL: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 3; Class Ac¬ tivities Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Track 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Boys’ Chorus 1; Madrigals 3; Acapella Choir 2, Vice-Pres. 2; Colonial Corp 3,4; History Club 1,2. ROBERT WARD FISHER: Baseball, Freshman, Varsity 2,3,4; Basketball, Freshman, J.V. 2, Varsity 3; Football, Freshman, Varsity 2,3,4; Track, Fresh¬ man; Key Club 3,4; Varsity Letterman’s Club 2,3,4. THOMAS FRANCIS FISHER III: Bowling Club 1; Stage Hand 2. SHEILA THOMPSON FLANDERS: Art Guild 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Prom Comm. 3,4; Triden 3,4, Treas. 3,4. SHEILA FLANDERS 58 KENNITH FLEMING PATRICIA FLIPSE CATHERINE ELEANOR FLYNN: Jefferson Jottings, Art Staff 1,3; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 4; Girl ' s Chorus 2; Office Assistant 4. ALLISON KAY FOLKER: S.C.A. House of Representatives 2; Class Cheerleader 3; Class Sen. 3; Civettes 2,3,4; French Club 1; Majorettes 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4; Con¬ cert Choir 2,3; Girls ' Chorus 1; ' ' Cranberry Corners” 3; Rough and Ready” 1. BELINDA LEE FORD: Town Crier, 3; Basketball 1; Concert Choir 4, Pres. 4; Choral Octet 4; Teacher’s Assistant 3. ROBERT GATES FOSTER: Football 1; Drama Club 1; Folk Music Club; Dance Band 1; Library Assistant 4. JAN MARIE FOURQUREAN: Gymnastic Intramurals 2; F.H.A. 2,3, Pres. 2. ERIC THOMAS FRALICK: “It’s Academic”, Team Capt. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Town Crier 2,3,4; Yearbook 1; French Club 2; Symphonic Band 1. OSWALD CHRISTIAN FREDRICKS, JR.: Boys’ State Representative 3; National Senior Honor Society 3,4; S.C.A. Homeroom Representative; Jeffersonian 4, Sports Editor, 4; Baseball, Varsity 1,2,3.4; Key Club 2,3,4; Varsity Letterman’s Club 4, Pres. 4. BARBARA PHYLLIS FRIEDMAN: French Honor Society 2,3,4; National Junior Honor Society 2; National Senior Honor Society 3,4; Jeffersonian 3,4, Copy Staff 3, Classes Editor 4; French Club 1,2,3, Secy. 3. BERNARD MICHAEL FULLER: Cross-Country, Varsity 4; Track 3; German Club 1. BELINDA FORD JAMES FORWARD ROBERT FOSTER JAN FOURQUREAN ERIC FRALICK OSWALD FREDRICKS BARBARA FRIEDMAN BERNARD FULLER 59 ’68 NANCY GABOCY MARGARET GALLAGHER MARY BETH GARTH ROB GARRET PAULETTE GAWKOWSKI MIKE GAYLORD ROBERT GIBSON STEPHEN GILHEANY THOMAS GLEITER CLARENCE GOODSON NANCY JANE GABOCY: National Junior Honor Society 1,2, Treas. 2; National Senior Honor Society 3,4; A. F.S.-International Club 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3, Vice-Pres. 3; Library Assistant 3; Office Assistant 4. MARGARET LEE GALLAGHER: Class Activities Comm. 4; Float Comm. 4; Powder Puff Football 3; Basketball, J.V. 1; Hockey, J.V. 2; Softball, J.V. 1.2, Capt. 2, Varsity 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. MARY BETH GARTH: A.F.S.-International Club 4; Drill Team 3; French Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3. ILONA PAULETTE GAWKOWSKI: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Track 1; Spotlighters 2; Student Assistant 4. ROBERT JOSEPH GIBSON: Football, Freshman, J.V. 2; D.E.C.A. Club 3,4, Pres. 4. STEPHEN J. GILHEANY: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 1,4; A.F.S.- International Club 4; Chess Club 2,3,4; Colonial Corps 4; Computer Seminar 2; Electronics Club 2,3; Math Team 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4. STEPHANIE MADISON GOULD: Art Guild 4; Jefferson Jottings, Art Editor 4; A.F.S.-International Club 1,2,3,4; Folk Music Club 1,2,3; German Club 2.3. STEPHANIE GOULD 60 ’68 STEVE GREENSTREET JUNIOR GRIMSLEY STEVE EDWARD GREENSTREET: Baseball, J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3,4; Basketball, Freshman, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Varsity Letterman ' s Club 3,4. KATHLEEN MARY HALLAHAN: Talon 2,3; Amicita-Y-Teens 1,2; G.A A. 2,3,4, Record Secy. 3, Letter 3; Pep Club, Delegate Model General Assembly 3; Spanish Club 4; Theta Chi Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Chaplain 3; Guidance Representative Comm. 2. KARL L. HAMM: Town Crier, Photographer 4; A.F.S.-International Club 3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4. DEBORAH GAY HAMPTON: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Debate Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Acapella Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Fairfax County Choir 3; Octet 4; “Cranberry Corners 3. BARBARA L. HANES: Class Activities Comm. 4; A.F.S.-International Club 4; Drill Team 4, Sen. 4; French Club 2; Symphonic Band 1,2,3. PHILLIP MITCHELL HARDBOWER: Football, J.V. 2; Track, Varsity 1,2; Inter¬ national Civitan Club 2. ELLEN HURD HARRIS: Class Secy. 3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Jeffersonian 3,4, Faculty Editor 4; Basketball, J.V. 1; Softball, J.V. 1; Keyettes 3,4, Corresp. Secy. 4. DONNA JEAN HARRISON: Float Comm. 1,2; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Art Club 1; D.E.C.A. Club 2; D.E.I. Representative 2; Gymnastics Club 1; A.D.P. Assistant 4. KARL HAMM TERRY HAMMER DEBORAH HAMPTON KATHY HALLAHAN BARBARA HANES PHILLIP HARDBOWER ELLEN HARRIS DONNA HARRISON 61 ’68 JAMES HARTINGER LINDA HAYWEISER HOLLY HEIMBACH ROBERT HELTON PATRICK HENDRY BRENDA HICKS ALICE HOPKINS JUNE HUYETT PETER HYLAND MARTHA INGRAHAM RICHARD JACKS JAMES VINCENT HARTINGER: Class Activities Comm. 4; Junior-Senior Basketball Game 3,4; Powder Puff Football Coach 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, District Honorable Mention; Fottball, Freshman, Varsity 4; Key Club 4; Guidance Assistant 4. LINDA SUSAN HAYWEISER: Class Activities Comm. 4; Float Comm. 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Prom Comm. 3,4; A.F.S.-International Club 2,3; German Club 2. HOLLIS ANN HEIMBACH: S.C.A. Dress Code Comm. 2; S.C.A. Homeroom Represen¬ tative 1,2; Float Comm. 2; Prom Comm. 3; Jefferson Jottings 1,2; Civettes 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; “Rough and Ready” 1; “Out of This World 2; A.D.P. Assistant 4. ROBERT EDGAR HELTON: Thespians 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; S.C.A. Buildings and Grounds Comm. 2,3, Chrmn. 3; S.C.A. Cabinet 3; Class Council 1,2,3,4; Class Sen. 2; Chorus 1; “Dear Delinquent 1; “Come Blow Your Horn” 3; One Act Festival 3,4; A.D.P. Assistant 4. PATRICK RYON HENDRY: Class Representative 2; Student Council 1,2; Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Debate Club 3; Varsity Athletics Club 2,3. BRENDA KAY HICKS: Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3; Softball, J.V. 2, Varsity 3; Volleyball Intramurals 1; G.A.A. 2,3,4. ALICE DIANE HOPKINS: Art Honor 3; Delta Service Club 3; Drama Club 2. JUNE ROBIN HUYETT: Powder Puff Football 3,4; Basketball Intramurals 3. Girls ' Track and Gymnastics 1; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 1; Trider 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Miss Jefferson Contest 3. PETER DAMIAN HYLAND: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 3,4. MARTHA ELIZABETH INGRAHAM: Powder-Puff Football 3; Prom Comm. 3; Intra¬ murals 1,2; A.F.S.-International Club 3,4; Drill Team 4; Office Assistant 3,4. RICHARD P. JACKS: Town Crier 3; Track 3; Electronics Club 2. 62 ’68 BERNARD PIERRE JEAN: Drama Club 1; French Club 2,3; Latin Club 3; Medical Careers Club 3; Science Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1. JOAN ELLEN JOBST: Prom Comm. 3; Civettes 4; Drill Team 3,4, Co-Capt. 3, Secy. 3, Capt. 4; German Club 2,3; Chorus 1,2,4; Extravaganza 2; Rough and Ready” 1; Guidance Assistant 4. DIANA SUE JOHNSON: Powder Puff Football 3; Prom Comm. 3; A.F.S.-International Club 2,3; Drill Team 4; German Club 2. ELIZABETH JEANNE JOHNSON: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 2; Prom Comm. 3; F.H.A. 1, Secy. 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Guidance Assistant 4; Teacher ' s Assistant 3 4 WILLIAM ALAN JORDAN: Wrestling 2,3. NANCY MARIE KEEN: Art Guild 2,4; Class Activities Comm. 4; F.T.A. 4. JANICE ANN KELLER: Class Activities Comm. 4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Bas¬ ketball 1,2; Track Intramurals 1,2; Drama Club 1. GEORGE KEVIN KELLY: National Senior Honor Society 3,4; Junior Honors Program, George Washington University 3; S.C.A. Vice-Pres. 4; Basketball 3; Football, Freshman, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Golf Team 3;German Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; History Club 3. ANDREW JAMES KENLEY: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 4; Junior-Senior Basketball Game 3; Football, Freshman, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Wrestling, J.V. 2; Varsity Letterman’s Club 4. BERNARD JEAN FRANK JILLSON JOAN JOBST DIANA JOHNSON JANICE KELLER GEORGE KELLY ANDY KENLEY ’68 JOHN JEFFREY KENNEL: Spanish Club 1; Spotlighters 2; Drama Teacher’s Assistant 4. THOMAS DAVID KEVAN: Chess Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; History Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4. SUSAN LYNN KING: Latin Honor Society 3,4; National Senior Honor Society 3,4; Class Activities Comm. 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Jefferson Jottings 2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4, Tribune 3; Pep Club 2; Girls’ Chorus 1. RICHARD FRANCIS KROCHALIS: French Honor Society 2,3; National Junior Honor Society 2; National Senior Honor Society 3,4; S.C.A. Cabinet 4; S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 3; Havoc, Co-Editor 4; J.E.T.S. 2,3,4. RONNIE SUE LACY: Latin Club 2,3; French Club 1,4; F.T.A. 1,2; Pianist for Chorus 1. JEFFREY BRITTON LAMBERT: S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 1; Powder Puff Football Game Cheerleader 4; Basketball, Freshman. FRED KOZAK RICHARD KROCHALIS RONNIE LACY DEBORAH LAGUENS JEFF LAMBERT STEVE LaROCK 64 ’69 Coralynn Cooper eats Wheaties”. Pat Mullin and friends. Julie and Bob. 81 PITNER JUNIORS 1— 1- 1 1 J 1 « 1 i jm 1 = 1 “ mm ? ' 1? 1 JJL Junior class sponsor, Mr. Gardner, confers with Mike and Debbie on a matter of pressing importance; what to do with the leftover chocolate chip cookies. CAREY The Junior Class Officers: Patti Stevenson, treas.; Charlie Welsh, sen.; Debbie McDaniel, vice-pres.; Mike Straight, pres.; Carol Cooper, sec.; Charon Feild, sen. 82 ’69 LINDA ABBA DEBBI ABBOTT CRAIG ANDERSON JANET ARMSTRONG ALAN ASSUR PAT ATKINSON CAROLYN BAHL BRIAN BAHLS BILL BARBOUR DEBBIE BARBRE BARBARA BARNES RUTH BARROW BARBEE BARTA DOUG BAUMGARDNER BUTCH BEASLEY KAREN BECKER BOB BEELER EDGAR BEERY RANDY BELCHER CYNTHIA BELLE ISLE BETTY BENEDICT JERRY BENINATE 83 ’69 CINDY BENNER MARY BENNET MARTY BENSON DIANNE BERGLAND ELAINE BEY NALDEEN BILOTTI MARGARET BINNS CARROL BLACK MIKE BLAHA JUSTIN BLUM NITA BOATWRIGHT JOE BOCHY CHRIS BONHAM BRENDA BOYUM PAUL BRANDWEIN STEVE BRAUN CATHY BRENNAN JOHN BRESNAHAN NANCY BROWN 84 ’69 PAUL BULLOCK KEVIN BURKE MARK BURKE MARY ANN BUTCHER JAMES BUTLER JAN BUTTS RICK CALVERT SUE CAMPBELL JONATHAN CAREY DEBBIE CARON BARBARA CARRICO BRUCE CARRICO WYNNE CASSELL PAT CAVANAUGH LINDA CHARLES PHIL CECONI AMY CHARRON STEVE CHRISTIAN MIKE CHRISTY 85 ’69 RICHARD CLARK STEVE CLARK ROSS CLAXTON LINDA COLLIER BEVERLY CORNETT BARB COPPLE CAROL COOPER LAURA CONNELL TERRI CRAWFORD ELIZABETH CROWLEY RUTH D ' ALESSANDRO DON DALTON BILL DARBY BRUCE DEAKIN ANDY DECKER CAROL DIAS JANIE DIEHL SYLVIA DILLON LARISA DOBRIANSKY DENNIE DODSON SUSAN DONALDSON 86 ’69 KRIS DORLAND ALEX DOWNS MIKE DUCKETT PATSY DUFFY BEA DURSO BILL DUTTON JOE DYE KATHY DYE EILEEN EATON JOHN ECKERT DANA EDWARDS RON EDWARDS DENISE ELLIOT SANDY ELLIOT SALLIE ENGEL DEBBY ENGLISH PAT ERICKSON WAYNE ERICKSON KERRY FADER 87 ’69 Steve Weybright . . . need we say more? RICHARD FINNELL GINGER FITZ BARRY FITZGIBBONS JANIE BELL FLYNT GARY FORCIER FRANK FRANCISCO JOHN FRIEDMAN GLENNA FULCHER LINDA FULLER VICKY GABOCY NINA GALLACHER SUE GARDNER ALBERT GEOFFROY PAUL GEOFFROY MIKE GILBERT 88 ’69 MARCI GLEN2ER PAT GOLDEN CAROL GORE JOHN GORHAM BESSIE GREKAS GLENN GRIMES CARL GRIMM JUDY GRODOWITZ GLORIA GRUBBS MARY GRUBBS MAGGIE HABIB TIM HAGEN DAVE HALL ERNIE HALL JENNIFER HALL TIM HALSEY CHRIS HAMLIN MARYLLIS HAMM RON HARMON 89 ’69 VICKI HOLMAN PRISCILLA HOOBLER BILL HOOD BOB HOOVER CHRISTY HOPKINS STEVE HORN BARBARA HAYES STEVE HAYS ERIC HEDIGER LEE HEDIGER JOHN HEDLUND PAM HERMAN LINDA HICKS JANE HINKLE TOM HIRSCH BILL HOFFMAN GEORGE HOLLAND TOM HOLLOWAY 90 ’69 LYNN HOLTZWORTH LARRY HOUSTON WALTER HOWARD CARLA HOWELL JOSEPH HOWELL ALLEN HULTMAN SUE INGHAM BUZ JEWELL KEVIN JOHNSON MARIAN JONES JACK JORGENSON MARK JOY TOM KAETZEL KAREN KAHLE DEBBIE KEETER SANDIE KEITH 91 ’69 MnmManni W XM JOHN KELLY RICK KENDALL KOLLEEN KENNY WALTER KERNS CLIFF KEVILL LYNNE KLEYLA ROBERT KLUSON BRAD KOPPS ROXANNE KRAFT TED KRANZ SUSAN KRAUT BARRY LABAR DAVE LACEY DONNA LANTZ RALPH LAROCK DON LARSEN TERRI LAUFER ’69 JEFF LEDOUX JOHN LEDOUX FRANK LEE SUE LINGLE CATHY LITTLE JUDY LITTLE DAVE LOESCH ROBERT LOWE JANIS LYNCH DAVE LYON STEVE MACKIN NON CAROLYE MAERKER ROBERT MALCOLM CHIP MANESS TOM MANN RICHARD MAREK ELLYN MARKS LINDA MARQUARDT JOHN MARTIN MIKE MARTIN BILL MASSE JOE MASTERSON 93 ’69 CAREY STEVE MASTERSON CHRIS MAYER DEBBIE McDANIEL GARY McLAUGHLIN JAYNE MEAD MANDY MATHIS MARK McARTOR SANDY McGOWN ERIC MEACHER DIANE MEHARG 94 ’69 RICHARD MELBY EVIE MEYERS DIANA MIDDLEMAS MARLENE MIDKIFF PAT MILEUR JERRY MILLER STEVE MINOR MARY LEE MIZELL KRISTA MONTGOMERY CAROL MOODY BOB MOORE JULIE MOORE DONNA MOOREFIELR PAM MORELLI JOE MORGAN 95 ’69 Suzan Shirey JON NEWMAN DAVE NOORDHOFF GERRY NORTON JOHN NOVACK BOB NOVGROD BARBARA OBAUGH MARIE O’CONNOR LARRY OESTERICH PETE OLIN KEVIN ORTIN JOHN OSIUS LARRY PACK RICK PAGE JAMIE PAGEL BETSY PALMER 96 ✓ ’69 JEAN PALMER FRANK PARSONS SAM PASCOE CHI CHI PASECRETA ROY PERRY AMY PETERSON PRISCILLA PILLET DANNY PITNER JOHN PIXLEY LYNN PLOUGH SUSAN POATS JEAN PRENTICE SHERRY PROCTOR BOB PROFERES SHARON QUINN JANE RAMBERG RICK RATTAN JUDY REED CAROL REITER 97 ’69 CRISTINA ROBERSON LETHA ROWE SUE RODENHIZER MADONNA RUMFORD MARK ROSENBERG DIANNE RUNYON BONNIE ROWE RONALD RUPP STEVE SAWYER WENDY SCHINDEL VERNON SCHREINER ALAN SCHUERING JACK SCOTT WES SEIDEL JAN SESSIONS SHARON SANBORN 98 ’69 STEVEN SHOEMAKER GARY SHORT WAYNE SHORT STUART SIMON JOHN SKISLAK CHUCK SLAWSON BRUCE SMARR ANNE SMILLIE BOB SMITH RALPH STARGARDT RENNY STELLOH CAROL STENNETT KEITH STEVENS PATTI STEVENSON ANDY STOFFL MIKE STRAIGHT ROGER STRANGE GLENN STRICKLAND JAY SWEENEY 99 ’69 BRENDA SUMMERS KEVIN SUNDQUIST BILL TALLICHET DAVID TEGGE JAMES THOMPSON REVELL THOMPSON VICKI THOMPSON DAVE THOMSON MICKY TODD GAIL TOMIMATSU LINDA TOMLINSON TOM TRIPLETT BILL TURLEY KAREN VAN NESTE LOREN VAN SICKLE JERRY WADE 100 ’69 MARK WESCOTT STEVE WEYBRIGHT GREG WHEAL JACK WHESTSTINE JOYCE WHESTSTINE DAVE WHITE CAREY Jl CRAIG WALSSER DAN WARD MARSHA WARD TOM WARD LYNNE WARREN DENNIS WEAVER JUDY WEAVER CRAIG WEBB BOBBIE WELCH CHARLES WELSH Another cookie, another nickel. 101 ’69 MARGARET WHITE MARK WHITE DENNIS WHITLEY KENNY WHITMER KAREN WHITTAKER ANN WHITTINGTON CLIFF WICKER RICK WIESENAUER JOHN WILBURN CANDY WILLIAMS 102 69 CRAIG WILLIAMS TURNEY WILLIAMS RONNIE WILSON BARBARA WINE MARK WINTER DELLA WISNIEWSKI LESLIE WOOD ZOE WOODSON 103 ROBISON CAREY The Sophomore Class officers: Cindy King, Vice-Pres.; Monta Lee Dakin, Sen.; Jeanne Rickets, Treas.; Libby Stringer, Pres.; Sharie Larsen, Sen.; Gigi Gillespie, Secy. 104 ’70 MIKE ABLUTZ DESKA ADAMS JAMES ADAMS BELMER ADDISON MARY AHARONIAN VICKI ALEXANDER SUSY AMBROSE NANCY ANDREWS DENNIS ANDRICK LINDA ARANY KURT ARAUJO DAVID ARELLI TERRY ARPS STEVE ATKINS JOHN ATTINELLO 105 ’70 PATTY BARBER CLARK BARRETT JOHN BAUMGARDNER JOYCE BEATTY MARGO BECK KATHY BECKER MIKE BEDWELL BILL BEIER RUTH BELL GWEN BELYEA JOYCE BENNETT BONNIE BERRY KAY BESUDEN DON BLACK SCOTT BLACK TRICIA BLAHA GABE BOLDISSAR SUE BLANDIN RICHARD BOOTHROYD | 106 ’70 DOUG BOOTILIER KAREN BOYD TOM BRACKE SUSAN BRAY LARRY BREAKIRON MARY DANIELLE BREECE BILL BROGAN KEITH BROSIUS LINDA BROWN ROSEMARY BROWN RUSSELL BROWN TERI BROWN ALAN BULLARD BILL BURKE DICK BURKHOLDER JUANITA BURKS JOAN BURTON AL BYWATERS KEN CADLE 107 ’70 RANDY CARLSON LINDA CARMACK DAVID CARTER ROSS CATLETT BRAD CHALK TONY CHINIARA HINTON CLABAUGH JANE CLABAUGH WAYNE CLEM CHARLES COFER BILL COGHILL ROSE ANN CONLIN MIKE COOPER FRANK CORCORAN CAROL CORNETT 108 ’70 CAROL CORRA ALICIA COTTER DENNIS COWAN ANN COX MINDY CRAFT JAMES CRIMMINS ANNE CROGHAN STEPHEN CROSS MARY CROWDER TIM CROWLEY VICKI CULLISON RICK CUMMINGS SUE CZAPIEWSKI KAREN DAGGLE MONTA LEE DAKIN DEBBIE DALTON DEBBIE DAMERON CLAUDIA DANIEL CATHY DANIELS PHIL DANIELS KAREN DAVIS PAT DEAN 109 ’70 JO DEARDEM BRUCE DEATLEY DIANN DE LA MATER MARY DEMPSEY DOUG DePUE STEVE DePUE KATHY DEZARN GAIL DITTRICH PAM DOBBINS DEBRA DOUGLAS MARVIN DRURY RICH DUGAN CINDY DUNMIRA GINNEY EARLEY MIKE ESTES KAREN ETTERS ALI FASSIHI ATA FASSIHI ANN FERGUSON DEBORAH FELLOWS JOHN FIGURA TANIA FILIPCZYK RICHARD FISHER 110 ’70 SHARON FISHER BETSY FITZ KEITH FITZSIMMONS LIZ FLYNN VALERIE FORVENDEL DEBBIE FOX KATHY FRANZEL PATTI FREEH LYNDA FREEMAN JOE FREUND MARGARET GARTH GARY GEARHART MARY GEISLER LARRY GERFEN SANDRA GILBERT PAM GILHEANY GIGI GILLESPIE 111 ’70 SUZANNE GLASCOCK i ALAN GOODMAN THELMA GOWER NANCY GRAHAM SUSAN GRAHAM RANDY GRAVES VIRGINIA GRAVES CINDY GREGORY BILL GRIFFIN ELLISON GRIMSLEY JANET GROGAN SUE GUCH MIKE HADDOCK ROSEMARY HAFFNER PAUL HAGEDORN JON HALE I 112 ’70 AL HALL DEBBI HALL PATTY HALL ALAN HAMILTON CINDY HANEY CHRIS HARNISH CYNTHIA HAROLD CHRIS HARRIS HAZEL HARTSOE BILL HARVELL Tony Chiniara Just got one right! 113 70 KATHY HENRY GARY HERREWAG CHARLES HICHAK MARY HILL MARSHA HIMMELMAN CHRIS HONENBERGER LARRY HOUSMAN JANET HOUSTON WILLIAM HOWARD CHARLENE HUGHES KATHY HUGHES SUSAN HUMMEL KAREN HUMMER JEFF HUNT ANN IWANIK TIM JACKSON ’70 JOSEPH JEAN MARIE JEAN CINDY JENKINS DOUG JENSEN EDWARD JOHNSON MIKE JOHNSON SUSAN JOHNSTON WAYNE JOSEPH TONY JOY STEVE JUDSON JUDY KABRICH SYLVIA KAYE CAROL KEELS TARA KELLY LARRY KENNEDY BILL KENNEY JOHN KENNEY HELENE KIMMEL CINDY KING GREG KING LYNN KING MARY KINTNER 115 ’70 JOHN KNAPP LUCY KNAPP KATHY KNIPPLE BILL KRAMER STEVE KRISA DONALD LACEY LINDA LAROWE SHARON LARSON TIM LATHAM NANCY LAUVER GARY LAWS SHERRY LAWTON GREG LAYNE KAREN LEIZEAR BRIAN LEWIS BARBARA LEWY NEIL LILLY PAT LONDNER DAVID LOWE CRAIG LOWELL DOUG LOWREY 116 ’70 ROBISON Let’s see, where do I go next? GEORGE LOWREY ROBERT LUBBEHUSEN EDDIE LUMPKINS CHUCK LYNCH PAT LYNCH PATTI MAHAN JEFF MAHER BETSY MAITLAND DEBBIE MANESS JEFF MANNING WILLIAM MANSY SUZANNE MARION STEPHEN MARSHALL STEVE MARTENSON GERRY MASSIE RANDY MATHIS PATTI MATTESON 117 ’70 LINDA MATTHEWS JOHN MAYER BRYAN McCAA MARY McCLOUD ALVIN McCORKLE HELEN McDANIEL NANCY McDANIEL BRENDA McGEACHY DAVID McKEE MARGOT McLEAN KAREN MENDENHALL RODGER MENKING MARY MIDDLEMAS GRAYCE MILLER LINDA MILLER PEGGY MILLER SUSAN MILLER HARRIANNE MILLS CHARLOTTE MINTEENS KATHY MITCHEM GREG MIYAMOTO JOHN MORANDI 118 ' 70 BETSY MORIARTY CYD MORRIS MARY MULLARK CHARLES MULLIN WALT MUNNIKHUYSEN JOAN MYERS TOM NEHL CHARLENE NICHOLAS NANCY NICHOLSON BRUCE NOLAN MARY NORDSTROM 119 ’70 NEIL PARKER MIKE PARRISH DANNY PARSONS RUSTY PAUL LARRY PAULE ROBERT PEACH NANCY PECK MARY LOU PENCE PAM PENDLYSHOK CINDY PENNEY MARY PENSABENE JERRY PERKINS PAMELA PETERS LINDA PHIPPS STEVE PIXLEY 120 ’70 CAREY STARLENE POE PATRICIA POWELL SUSAN PRICE BUD PRIDGEN BILL PSIMAS DOUGLAS QUALLS BUFFIE RANEY JUANITA REECE VAUGHN REED GREG REGAN PATTIE REIDELBACH ELAINE REISLER CHARLES RENFRO STEPHANIE RERES CHRISTINA REXRODE JEANNIE RICKETTS LYNNE RITT JOAN ROBERTS TOM ROBINSON 121 ' 70 CINDY R0SHT0 KARLE RUFFING KENNY SANBORN STEVE SANBORN JANICE SANDWEN LETITIA SAUNDERS THERESA SAUNDERS KATHY SAVAGE LYNN SAWYER MARIAN SAYRE JOE SCHAITBERGER TOM SCHMITZ SETH SCHRAGER ALAN SCHROEDER VICKI SCHULZ BRENDA SCHULZE JOHN SCHUMACHER SUSAN SCOTT JAYNE SEEFELD TOM SEGARS 122 ’70 SHEILA SENTIPAL KAREN SHARPE ROBERT SHEPHARD CATHY SHEPHERD LINDA SHOEMAKER DEBBIE SICKELS DENISE SINGER MIKE SINGER RICHARD SINGER BILL SINGLETON 123 ' 70 LINDA SLINGERLAND BOB SMITH JEFF SMITH JIM SMITH SUE SOFET HOWARD SORBER ERIK SORENSON TERRY SORROW SANDRA SPERRY SHEILA SPERRY VICKI SPILMAN PATRICIA SPIVA KIRK SPIRES SUSAN SPRUILL 124 ’70 SUZANNE SPURLOCK WAYNE STACK ROBERT STACY LYNN STAHLING WAYNE STARLING BILL STEELE BRUCE STEINBACHER STEVE STELL NORMAN STEWART BILL STOCKMAN MARK STOCKWELL CHRISTINE STODDARD LIBBY STRINGER RICHARD STROUP DIANNE SULLIVAN PAT TAYLOR STEPHEN THACKER BRAD TISDALE BRYAN TOLIETT 125 ’70 JEFF TOSH SUE TRACY ROBERT TROTTER MARK TROUTMAN BARBARA TULL MARIO URDANETA MONICA VAITEKUMAS TIM VAUGHN DOUGLAS VERLEY DOUG VETTER TAMARA WADSWORTH CURTIS WAGNER GARY WALKER JOY WALKER DEBBIE WATKINS GEORGE WATSON SKIP WATTS BILL WELLS DIANNE WENDELIN STEPHANIE WENGEL LINDA WESLEY CHRIS WESTCOTT BLAINE WHEELER 126 •70 KAREN WHEELER WAYNE WHEELER GAIL WHITE GAYLE WHITNEY EDDIE WIEDNER LAURIE WILLIAMSON JERRY WILLIFORD LEE WISNER SCOTT WOODARD JUNE WOODS LIZ WRENN COREY WRIGHT FRANCES WRIGHT CHIP YORKE KAREN ZARTMAN STEVE ZETTEL 127 CANNON CAREY The Freshman Class officers: Terri Masterson, Sen.; Candee Pilk, Vice-Pres.; Sheryll Kay, Pres.; Debbie Smith, Sen.; Kathy Hawkins, Secy. Not pictured: Leslie Alden, Treas. 128 ’71 CHARLES ABBOTT VIRGINIA AHARONIAN RUDDY AHLFIELD SHERRIE ALBRECHT LESLIE ALDEN ROBERT ALLEN JACK ANDERSON MARK ANDERSON MARION ANDREWS RICK APPLEBEE DONNY ARMENTROUT BRENDA ASHLEY BRENDA AUGST BARBARA BAGBY GEORGE BAIN FRED BARACAT MARYSA BARACAT MIKE BARBEE SUE BARKAR BONNIE BARRON 129 ’71 STEPHANIE BENEFIELD TONY BENN LETITIA BENNETT ANSLEY BENTLEY VICTOR BERESFORD ZOLTAN BERGHOFFER LINDA BERGLAND BARBARA BERGMAN DEBI BERRIER CHRIS BERTHELSEN LINDA BETHEL PAM BEVERIDGE LARRY BEY LINDA BILOTTI RICHARD BINGHAM TOM BISTODEAU SHARON BITTNER CHRISTY BLACK DON BLOOM DAVID BLOUNT 130 ’71 TERRY BOCHY OAROL BOLEN KEITH BONNER MITCH BOWDEN DON BOYD SANDY BOYUM MICHAEL BRADISH RICHARD BRAUN BRIAN BRAZIER DENNIS BRENNAN GAYLE BRINKERHOFF MARK BRONSAK ROSALIND BROOKS 131 ’71 STELLOH BETTY BROSSY SUZANNE BROWN BOBBY BROWNING BILL BRYANT JUDY BUFFALOE JIM BULLOCK JOHN BUNTING MIKE BURKE GREG BURRIS PAM BUSSEN DEBBIE BUTCHER JANICE BUTCHER ANGELA CABRERA CATHLEEN CALLAHAN ROBERT CANNON SUE CARLSON JANIS CARMODY JERRY CARMODY DOUG CARNEAL 132 ’71 STEVE CARR MEG CARTER SUSAN CASABONA KEVIN CASSIDY CINDY CASSELLE JEANNE CENTRHCCHIO STELLOH TONI CERMELE RON CHALFANT JUDY CHALKER JIM CHARNLEY JOHN CHRISTIAN JIMMY CIRILLO BRETT CLARKSON PHILLIP COGAR TERRY COGAR JOANN COLLIER 133 SsS 1 ’71 TODD CONGER PATTI CONHAM BARBARA CONLEY SUE CONWAY TIM COOK SUSAN COOPER STELLOH CINDY COURSON KAREN COX JIM CRAFT TOM CRAFT LORILEE CRAIG GREG CROGHAN CINDY CROOKS KATHY CULKIN RONNIE CUMMINS GREG CURTI LORETTA DAGGLE JANELLE DAIGLE KURT DALLOW MARSHA DECKER MARY ANNE DEENEY 134 ’71 JANET DELAUDER MARGARET DELSIGNORE CHERYL DEMPSEY DONNA DEMPSEY BILL DENNIS MIKE DENNY JILL DEVIER CHERI DODSON LINDA DOLAN STEVE DOLAN LUEAN DORITY DIXIE DOUGLAS BRIDGET DOWNEY JEAN DRYE DONNA DUNCAN ROBERT DUNWOODY LUCIA DURSO KATHY EDINGER WENDY ELLIOTT BARBARA EMANUEL PAM EMRICK MIKE ENNIS 135 ’71 Robert Wray and his protractor. JOHN ENRIGHT FRANK EWING DEBRA EYBERS STEVE FARRELL JIM FERGUSON GLORIA FERTIG PATTY FILIPCZYK AARON FISHER KENNY FISHER TERRY FISHKIN 136 ’71 JIM GERHARD MARK GILBERT JAN GLUCH BARBARA GODEK PAT GORMAN DAVID GOUGH SUE GOULD JOHN GOWER DAVID FITZHUGH JOHN FLYNN PATTY FODER PAUL FORTIER SANDY FOURQUREAN JESSICA FRENCH MARK FRIEDLANDER CHARLES FRYE DON FURBEE GAY GALLIFANT BETH GALUTIA LINDA GARDNER SANDRA GAYLORD JIM GEISLER CLAIRE GEOFFROY 137 ’71 DEBBIE GRAVETT BONNIE GREENE RALPH GROEMPING MAHA HABIB ROBERT HAINES DET HAISLIP CAROLYN HALL DELPHIA HALL LARRY HALL CATHY HAMPTON RITA HANSBOROUGH JEOFFREY HARGREAVES JULIANE HAPMAN CURTIS HARRIS FRANKY HARRIS SANDRA HARRIS KATHY HAWKINS PAM HAY MARK HAYES SHARON HAYWEISER 138 ’71 DIANE HEALY GREGG HELTON CHARLES HEMPHILL DOUGLAS HENDRICKS WINSTON HEY DEBBIE HILL CAROL HOFFMAN JANE HOFFMAN MARSHA HOFFMAN DIANE HOOBLER ELLEN HOOD CINDY HOOVER MARK HOPKINS YON HORITA JUDY HOWELL NINA HOWELL RICHARD HUNTER JELL ISAACS ANDY IWANIK 139 ’71 LESLIE JEFFERIS GREG JOHNSON WENDELL JOHNSON DON JOHNSTON SCOTT JOHNSTON FELTON JONES KATHY JONES LAURA JONES TERRY JONES KATHY JUDSON SHERRYL KAY JAMES KEBERLINE PEGGY KENLEY KRIS KILLRAKIS CHRIS KING Robert Cannon ROBERTA KLEMM DEBBIE KLUSON DIANA KNAPP JOYCE JACKSON i 140 ’71 JANIS LEE KAREN LEGG BRAD LILLY DAVID LUCCKESE NANCY LUNDGREN ADELE LUST KATHI LYNCH TOM LYON MIKE MACWELCH MARTY MADDEN COLLEEN MAHER PATTY MANKIN BARBARA KOENIG BOB KREBS BARBARA LANDWEAR RONALD LAWS JANELLE LEDOUX VERONICA MARKEY THOMAS MARSHALL SCOTT MARTIN BOBBY MASSE 141 ’71 TERRY MASTERSON AMY MATHIS SUSAN MAXWELL GEORGE MAYDWELL connie McCracken LINDA McCRACKEN RODDY McCRAY GEOFF McKINLESS scott McKinney MARY McMACKIN KEVIN McWHINNEY FRED MEAD GARY MEAD STEVE MEAGHER ELISE MEHMEL ELIZABETH MESZAROS HARRY MEYER CAREY ’71 LARAINE MEYER DALE MIDKIFF JOHN MILLER DEBBIE MILLS RUBY MIMS RICHARD MITCHELL SHARON MONTGOMERY SUSAN MOORE JUDY MORANDI SHARON MORGAN STEVE MORGAN KEITH MULLINS RICHARD MURDOCK MIKE MUSINSKI SCOTT MYERS BARBARA NASH NANCY NEEDHAM MARCIE NEFF VANCE NEUMANN CARL NEWBY LARRY NICELY HARDIN NICHOLSON 143 ’71 BRAD NOLAN NANCY NORMAN KAREN ODELL JANICE O’DONNELL DONNA OKSA GREG OWEN BETH PACE DEAN PANNELL KRIS PAOLUCCI JOSEPH PAQUIN ROLLY PARSONS DENISE PAYNE CAROL PECK JEFF PECK JERRY PERSHING DON PETERSON LINDA PETERSON DOUG PIEREY PAT PIERSON CANDEE PILK JENNY PITTMAN MARK POOR BECKY PRIDGEN 144 ’71 FRANCES PRIDGEN LEE PROVANCHA DIANE PUMPHREY CARL QUAST ED QUIGLEY DENNIS RABINOVITZ RON RAMSEY JOHN RAY BILL RECTOR CHERYL REYNOLDS JAN RHODES BOBBY RICHARDS RONNY RIDDELL DEBORAH ROBBINS 145 ’71 JIM ROBERTS PERRY ROBINSON JANET RODE SAM RODENHIZER RICHARD ROOD ED ROSS GEORGE ROWE JANE ROWE LAURIE ROWE TAMMY ROYCE DEBBIE RUDD KATHY RUNDLE STEVE SADOTI DAVID SCARBURY BOB SCHANAMANN CRAIG SCHMITZ PAM SCHNEIDER DANNY SCHNURR BARBARA SCHOEN DAVID SCURLOCK ALICE SEEFELD JOHN SETTLEMYER 146 9 7J CHRIS SHEAFFER KAREN SHEFTEL KENT SHELTON KIM SHELTON DEBBIE SHERTZER DENNIS SHORT STEVE SHURTZ MARY SINGLETON JULIE SKELTON LARRY SLADE GLORIA SLIFF DEBBIE SMITH CINDY SMOOT CHARLES SOUCIE MARK SOLLOSI RICHARD SPAULDING 147 71 CATHY STACK SUE STANFORD BRUCE STARLING GLENN STARNES CHRISTY STELLOH JANET STEWART RICK STOCKWELL JAMES STOUGHTON ROBERT STROUP CARLTON SUMMERS NANCY SWADLEY GINNY SWEM BOB TAIBBI CAROL TANHAUSER DEBRA TAYLOR LINDA TAYLOR JANEY THOMPSON MIKE THOMPSON NANCY THOMPSON 148 ’71 ROBERT THOMPSON LARRY TIMCHAK VICKI TINSMAN GINGER TODD JANE TOLL KAREN TOMIMATSU MAY TONSTAD DENNIS TOOLE RANDY TURNER MOLLY VARANO 149 ’71 FAYE WAHINGTON JAN WASILEWSKI JEFF WASSER ELLIE WATTS DOROTHY WEHMEYER VICKI WENNER DAVE WHELAN TINA WHITE DEBBIE WHITMORE SARAH WHITTSETT CHERYL WHITTEN RICK WILLIAMS BILL WILLIAMSON JOHN WILSON KEN WILSON 150 ’71 PAUL JOHN WISNER HARRY WITHERS LYN WITHERS RHONDA WITTMUS LINDA WOLD SUE WOLFER JOAN WRAY ROBERT WRAY BILL WRIGHT TERRY WRIGHT CAROLE YOUNG LINDA ZEPP MARK ZIMMERMANN 151 SUPPLEMENT CLASS OF 1968 KATHLEEN DEBORAH FITZPATRICK: Clinic Assistant 4; Library Assistant 3; Office Assistant 4. KATHLEEN FITZPATRICK 152 SUPPLEMENT CLASS OF 1971 LAURA ALLISON SUE BRAKE JIMMY CARRICO LINDA CULBERT CHET DAVIS PATTY GALLAGHER ROGER HAROLD STEVE HEDLUND CHERYL HENDRY STEVE KLEIN STEVE LANGKAMP FRANK NETZEL TOM PITNER TERRY POOR CANDACE SHIPMAN SUSAN TIMMINS JUDY WAGNER MARTHA WHITE 153 mm mmm JlliSfe :;r Jill i$Sg@g WmSm Wmmrn fVL- SaMPS fiusg V ' ; - , : S ' 11811 mmm ■■ SH® . ■■■ ■ ' ■ fra H mmm mSm rtt FQ. ' G £yf?k p ps SWr V «X J • ’y ' ’f s WiM M WmmWM Splp Wmk WgKgm wmmm §M pi£ M Mrs. Koch, sponsor, and Joe Wertheim, activities chairman, at an S.C.A. meeting. The S.C.A. closet at magazine drive time. CAREY STELLOH S.C.A Pat Mullin finishes up another poster for a T.J. game. OFFICERS Sandy Attinello President Kevin Kelly Vice-President Sallie Scanlan Secretary Diana Middlemas Treasurer Mrs. Koch Sponsor Mr. Huntley Sponsor CABINET Steph Poor Assemblies Tara Kelly Displays Maggie Habib Historian Richard Krochalis Jonathan Carey Public Relations Joe Wertheim Activities Pete Olin Building and Grounds John Robison Christy Hopkins Handbook and Receptions Kathy Moore Elections Larry Oesterich Backstage HAVOC Jonathan Carey Richard Krochalis Chairmen Lee Sandwen First Page Editor Vernon Schreiner Second Page Editor Walter Atkins Richard Barber Doug Baumgardner Marcia Campbell Ellyn Marks Linda Neff Julie Singleton Carol Walters Skip Wenner Writing Staff Betty Benedict Marcia Campbell Joan Masters Typing Staff The bulletin board is the hub of the S.C.A.’s information center. 157 Greg Pensabene is welcomed into the Senior Honor Society by Mr. McConnell and Mr. Will H. Barrett. NATIONAL SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY James Bryon Cook President Sonia Mary Theresa Chiniara Vice-President Darlene Napua Miyamoto Secretary Susan Elizabeth Dye Treasurer Richard Sakamoto Keeper-ot-the-Emblem Richard Francis Barber Betty Benedict Chris Bonham Brenda Joyce Boyum Robert Fitzhugh Carter Laura Jean Connell Craig Holman Dempsey Nancy Rose Disenhaus Larisa Eugenia Dobriansky Kathy Elizabeth Dye Sarah Lawrence Engel James Thomas Forward Chris Fredricks Barbara Phyllis Friedman Nancy Jane Gabocy Anita Lynn Gallacher Bessie Eugenia Grekas Maggie F. Habib Barbara Ellen Hayes Richard Jones Jack Christian Jorgensen George Kevin Kelly Susan Lynn King Richard Francis Krochalis Lanl Loboudgor Pamila Lynn Maddock Harry Andrew Mayer Joan Masters Amanda Jayne Mathis Diana Maureen Middlemas Kathy Addie Moore Nancy Anne Mussetto Lawrence Charles Oesterich Martha Virginia Pace Linda Laverne Pauli Gregory Matthew Pensabene Priscilla Pillet Stephanie Camille Poor Sally Anne Scanlan Anne Smith Mary Ann Spruill William Francis Stringer Gary Craig Sutherland Gail Susan Tomimatsu Mary Carolyn Walters Judith Kathleen Weaver Roberta Parker Welch Charles Benjamin Welsh Warren Harold Wenner, Jr. Mary Alice Whelan Senior Honor Society Inductions. 158 PITNER PITNER STELLOH PITNER PITNER Ginni Pace enjoys the refreshments provided for members of the Honor Society. Jm NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Bill Kramer President Gary Laws Vice-President Elizabeth Austin Secretary Barbara Koenig Treasurer Deborah Berrier Susan Bray Keith Brosius Kay Cannon Mike Cooper Pam Gilheany Susan Graham Virginia Graves Steve Martenson John Morandi Ray Paul William Rogers Alan Schroeder Robert Shephard Susan Spruill Junior Honor Society Inductions. 159 QUILL AND SCROLL CAREY President, Bob Bullard, assists Rick Scroggs during the The Thespians call it the Patchboard.” Quill and Scroll induction. Bob Bullard President Pam Maddock Secretary Anne Smith Treasurer Sonia Chiniara Phyllis Clough Craig DeAtley Sue Donalson Michael Oonelan Judy Faith Chris Fredericks Barbara Friedman Christy Hopkins Linda Marquardt Ellyn Marks Mandy Mathis Diana Middlemas Darlene Miyamoto Kathy Moore Cindy Nash Bobbe Pilk Sally Scanlan Rick Scroggs Sue Stahling Renny Stelloh Judy Weaver Mary Alice Whelan THESPIANS President Bob Helton Vice-President Carol Campbell Jonathan Carey Sue Czapiewski Charles Cofer Chris Delaney Nina Gallacher Bob Helton Chris Mayer Larry Oesterich Betty Lou Rupp Beverly Skelton Jack Stockwell Jerry Wade 160 STELLOH Jeanne Centracchio Linda Culbert Sally Cunningham Sallie Engel Alan Goodman Virginia Graves Eric Hediger Tara Kelly Ronnie Sue Lacy Pat Londner Debby Maness Evie Meyer Jerry Miller Peggy Miller Mary Lee Mizell Claudia Moore Betsy Moriarty Nancy Mussetto Charlene Nicholas Ronnie Riddell Bob Smith Mary Alice Whelan Miss Zehfuss Sponsor Miss Zehfuss talks to members of the French Club. FRENCH CLUB FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Elizabeth Austin Mary Bennett Sonia Chiniara Nancy Disenhaus Larisa Dobriansky Kathy Dye Barbara Friedman Nina Gallacher Maggie Habib Chris Hamlin Marie Jean Richard Jones Richard Krochalis Sherry Larson Connie Mehmel Diana Middlemas Kathy Moore Stephanie Poor Anne Smith Bob Smith Mary Spruill Mary Alice Whelan Miss Zehfuss Sponsor Left to right: Elizabeth Austin, Cathy Dye, Barbara Fried¬ man, Mary Alice Whelan, and Diana Middlemas. 161 SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Brenda Boyum Brvon Cook Carol Cooper Sandra Elliott Debbie McDaniel Joan Masters Cynthia Nash Ginni Pace Priscilla Pillet Glenn Strickland Bobbie Welch Mary Westcott Linda Wray SPANISH CLUB Maggie Habib President Walter Howard Vice-President Carla Howell Secretary Gail Tomimatsu Treasurer Priscilla Pillet Historian George Whatson Parliamentarian Linda Abba Vicky Alexander Sue Barker John Baumgardner Linda Bergland Diane Bergland Bonnie Berry Linda Bethal Doug Boutilier Mitch Bowden Sandy Boyum Juanita Burkes Carolina Callahan Randy Carlson Pam Cmerick Linda Collier Cindy Crooks Sylvia Dillon Pam Dobbins Dennie Dodson Sandy Elliott Kathy Flynn Liz Flynn Valerie Forvendel Patty Gallagher Sue Gardner Sandy Gilbert Pam Gilheany Sue Gould Debbie Hampton Margaret Hay Pam Hay Jack Jorgenson Judy Kabrich Sylvia Kaye Kolleen Konny Nancy Lauver Robert Lowe Sharon Morgan Patsy Oglesby Ginni Pace Judy Reed Tom Riddell Will Rogers Lee Sandwen Barbara Schoem Karen Schwartz Jan Sessions Candy Shipman John Skislak Gloria Sliff Ginny Sroem Jane Thompson Revell Thompson Karen Tomimatsu Karen Van Neste Molly Varano Michelle Walker Ellle Watts Margaret White Sarah Whitsett Mark Winter Seated, Left to Right: Brenda Boyum, Priscilla Pillet, Sandra Elliott, Cynthia Nash, Debbie McDaniel, Bryon Cook, Glenn Strickland, Carol Bobbie Welch, Joan Masters, Ginni Pace, Mary Westcott. Standing- Cooper. 162 STELLOH PITNER GERMAN CLUB Bernie Arajuo President Bessie Grekas Vice-President Eileen Eaton Secretary John Kelly Treasurer Karen Becker Kathy Becker Elaine Bey Nancy Brown Juanita Burks Barbara Copple Cindy Courson Karen Cox Debbie Dameron Mary Anne Deeney Sandra Gilbert Rosemary Haffner Kevin Kelly Walter Kerns Susan Maxwell Cris Roberson Pat Sobel Lynn Stahling Dave Tegge David Whelan LATIN CLUB Mindy Craft Quaestor Anne Croghan Consul Carol Walters Consul Sue Alexander Brooke Barber Susan Casabona Charles Cofer Carol Cornett Lorilee Craig Jim Crimmins Kathy Culkin Sue Donaldson Eileen Eaton Sue Glascock Sue Graham Chris Harnish Charles Harvith Barbara Hayes Marsha Himmelman Tom Hirsch Sandy Keith Greg King John Knapp Pat Lynch Pam Maddock Ellyn Marks John Martin Kathy Moore Cindy Morris Judy Oglesby Candee Pilk Bruce Steinba’cher Andy Stoffl Phyllis Weyraugh Debbie Whitmore June Woods CANNON Anne Croghan feeds her master, Terry Croghan, on Latin Slave Day. 163 KEY CLUB KEYETTES PITNER President, Bob Bullard, and Bob Carter present a report to the Key Club. Anne Crogan, Keyette, helps out Bob Bullard John Bradley Ray Paul Judy Stokes Pam Anders President Richard Calvert Greg Pensabene President Sandy Attinello Tom Andrews Jonathan Carey Cody Perry Bobbi Welch Margaret Binns Vice-President Bob Carter Carl Prather Vice-President Sonia Chiniara Bryon Cook Jim Case Bob Rindo Ellen Harris Anne Croghan Secretary Pat Cassidy Jim Schofield Corresponding Sally Cunningham Brad Butts Charles Cofer Vernon Schreiner Secretary Nancy Disenhaus Treasurer Craig Deatley Stuart Simon Kathy Tracy Kathy Dye Joe Dye Reynold Stelloh Recording Secretary Sally Engle Bob Fisher Mike Straight Trudi Crotinger Maggie Habib Chris Fredricks Bill Stringer Treasurer Christy Hopkins Tim Hagen Gary Sutherland Charon Field Debbie Laguens John Hedlund Tom Triplett Debbie McDaniel Pam Maddock Larry Houston Greg Turk Phyllis Weyraugh Linda Matthews Jeff Hunt Jim Vardy Historians Kathy Moore John Kelly Skip Watts Ginni Pace Cindy Morris Cliff Kevel Chris Westcott Chaplain Pat Mullen Fred Kozak Mark Westcott Betty Lou Rupp Bobbe Pilk Bill Kramer Brian Lewis David Lyon Steve Mackinnon Mike Mileur Peter Olln Tom Withers Parliamentarian Darlene Miyamoto Sr. Representative Diana Middlemas Jr. Representative Miss Shields Priscilla Pillet Sue Stahling Libby Stringer Sue Tracy Pam Wolle Sponsor 164 A Civette meeting. CIVETTES Nancle Wrenn President Pam Myers Vice-President Judy Grodowitz Secretary Linda Pauli Treasurer Barbie Barta Historian Shelly Pacharzina Sergeant-at-Arms Sue Dye Chaplain Pam Allbright Pat Atkinson Elaine Bey Chris Bonham Patti Bowman Peggy Burkholder Sue Campbell Carol Cooper Lynn Elkins Pat Erickson Allie Folker Holly Heinbach Janet Houston Joan Jobst Sherry Laison Lani Loboudger Terry McCullen Brenda McGeachy Ann Millet Yvonne Newcomb Connie Payne Stephanie Poor Patti Riedelbach Stephanie Reres Letha Rowe Sallie Scanlan Patti Stevenson Revell Thompson Linda Tomlinson Carol Walters Mary Westcott Zoe Woodson Judy Weaver TRIDEN Vicki Norwood, President of the Triden Club. Vicki Norwood President Robin Huyett Vice-President Carolye Maerker Secretary Sheila Flanders Treasurer Cookie Montgomery Historian Cindy Campbell Chaplain Mrs. Senio Sponsor Deska Adams Ruth Bell Jane Beninate Naldeen Bilottl Wynne Cassell Carol Cornett Kathy Dezarn Dana Edwards Sharon Fisher Pat Flipse Suzanne Glascock Patti Hall Cindy Haney Anne Iwanik Debbie Keeter Cindy King Sue Lingle Janis Lynch Marleen Midkiff Gracey Miller Krista Montgomery Terri Odell Sharon Quinn Janet Russell Pixie Van Sant Donna Wells 165 HISTORY CLUB Mike Crowley Andy Decker Craig Dempsey Tom Gleiter Lee Hediger Tom Kevan Bryan Lewis Neil Parker Ed Powell Rick Sakamoto Lee Sandwen Pete Sheps Steve Timb8rlake Mike Williamson Jerry Wold F.T.A. Beth Johnson President Sue Long Vice-President Kay Cannon Secretary Karen Davis Treasurer Mary Lou Pence Historian Gail Tomimatsu Reporter Kathy Pever Kathy Quigley Will Rogers Jane Saverance Suzanne Spurlock Molly Varno Diana Varsanger George Watson Ellie Watts Debbie Whitmore Sue Woefer June Woods Mary Young Brenda Anderson Janet Armstrong Brenda Ashley Bob Beeler Kathy Beers Linda Bergland Margaret Binns Mitch Bowden Juanita Burks Jeanne Centracchio Toni Cermele Claudia Daniel Marsha Decker Janie Diehl Bridget Downey Lucia Durso Mike Durso Valorie Ecwendel Nancy Gabocy Margaret Garth Sandra Gilbert Sue Graham Maggie Habib Bob Haines Barbara Hanes Nancy Keen Roberta Klemm Barbara Koenig Pat Londner Sue MacCraken Debbie Maness Evelyn Meyers Mary Lee Mizell Cindy Nash Yvonne Newcomb Betsy Palmer Some members of the History Club: Steve Timberlake, Andy Decker, Craig Dempsey, Ricky Sakamoto, Jerry Wold, and Brian Lewis. F.T.A. member, Sue Long, gets on-the-job experience at a neighborhood school. 166 STELLOH CAREY What ' s it going to be? A skirt, a dress, or maybe a Jumper? F.H.A. Susy Ambrose Sue Alexander Brenda Ashley Bonnie Barron Linda Brown Marcia Campbell Ann Cox Mindy Craft Denise Craig Lorilee Craig Kathy Culkin Marsha Decker Janet DeLauder Donna Duncan Bridget Downey Kathy Dye Debbie Eybers Tania Filipczyk Jan Fourqurean Sandy Fourqurean Rosemary Haffner Carolyn Hal! Sherryl Kay Carol Keels Lynn King Helene Kimmel Janelle LeDoux Cathy Little Susan Maxwell Susan Miller Deloris Norton Nancy Nudhan Judy Oglesby Jan Owen Mary Lou Pence Mary Pensabene Jenny Pittman Cindy Roshto Karle Ruffing Lorraine Saunders Theresa Saunders Kathy Savage Deborah Shafer Jane Skubik Nancy Swadley Tamara Wadsworth Michele Walker Faye Washington PITNER Ricky Tecklenborg—Jefferson ' s Foreign Exchange Student. Three International Club officers getting ready for a party. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Chris Hamlin President Maggie Habib Vice-President Sue Gardner Recording Secretary Elaine Bey Corresponding Secretary Pam Anders Treasurer Diane Bergland Parliamentarian Linda Abba Betty Benedict Cyndi Nash Vernon Schreiner Chairmen Brenda Anderson Kathy Becker Ruth Bell Kathy Brennan Linda Brown Nancy Brown Kevin Burke Jan Butts Patti Canham Kay Cannon Jeanne Centracchio Linda Charles Ann Cox Mindy Craft Mary Crowder Candy Cummins Sally Cunningham Debbie Dameron Kathy Dye Lucia Durso Gloria Fertig Jescey French Glenna Fulcner Linda Fuller Vicky Gabocy Mary Beth Garth Stephen Gilheany Cindy Gregory Maha Habib Karl Hamm Maryllis Hamm Barbara Hanes Cynthia Harold Lee Hediger Tom Hirsch Ellen Hood Bradley Howard Sue Hummel Karen Hummer Martha Ingraham Cindy Isle Dave Johnson Kathy Jones Carol Keels John Kenney Barbara Lewy Susan Long Sandy McGown Patti Mahan Colleen Maher Linda Marquardt Amy Mathis Mandy Mathis Linda Matthews Jayne Mead Harrianne Mills Marsha Morgan Cindy Morris Sherry Murphy Barbara Nash Jan Neumann Deborah Newby Nancy Nicholson Terrie Odell Judy Oglesby Betsy Palmer Mary Lou Pence Pam Pendlyshok Pam Peters Kathy Pever Richard Rattan Carol Reiter Barbara Reynolds Cristina Roberson Will Rogers Lee Sandwen Kathy Savage Jane Saverance Laura Saverance Tom Schmitz Lisa Shore Dave Skaggs Julie Skelton Jane Skubik Linda Siingerland Anne Smillie Teri Smith Christine Stoddard Dave Tegge Vicki Thompson Karen Van Neste Linda Wagner Marsha Ward George Watson Ann Whittington Candy Williams Barbara Wine Mark Winter Rhonda Whittmus Sally Wright Cheryl Zimmerman 167 MATH TEAM i i ! Charles Welsh Captain Andy Decker Maggie Habib Larry Houston Richard Krochalis Harry Mayer Richard Wrenn 168 CAREY COLONIAL CORPS Bob Bean President Bob Bayrer Vice-President Kevin Johnson Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Evans Sponsor Tom Bracke Charles Cofer George Finnell Richard Finnell Rick Kendall Bill Kenney Walter Kerns Mac McCorkle Bob Malcolm Joe Milks Steve Netzel Larry Oesterich Cody Perry Ed Powell Terry Sorrow Steve Timberlake Scott Troutman Loren Van Sickle STELLOH SCIENCE CLUB Andrew Decker President Richard Krochalis Vice-President Harry Mayer Secretary-Treasurer Michael Cooper Richard Sakamoto Peter Scheps John Shislak Michael Spates Glenn Strickland Michael Williamson 169 MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB D.E.C.A. PITNER PITNER Eileen Eaton talks to the Medical Careers Club. Mr. Edward H. Crockett, advisor to the D.E.C.A. members. Mr. Belfield D. E. 1 D. E. II III Bob Grenwis Sponsor John Gilbert Bob Gibson Doug Grimsley Debbie Barbre Mike Haddock President Mark Hoffman Denise Barbre Roger Lindberg Pete Gaul Jim Holloway John Beier Betsy Maitland Vice-President Gary Judd Cindy Benner Bill Mansy Linda LaRowe Danny Lynch Richard Burkholder Bob Patton Secretary Joe Martin Jerry Carmody Steve Shoemaker Elbert Gaines Martin Masterman Andy Decker Ralph Stargardt Treasurer Bob Mertz Eileen Eaton Claire Tregone Ray Wright Dan Mitchell Bessie Grekas Roger Weaver Parliamentarian Bob Murray Barbara Hayes Mr. Crockett Allan Moquin Pam Herman Sponsor Dave Robinson Susan Long Gary Antolik Bill Roop Jayne Mead Randy Belcher Steve Sanborn Marie O ' Connor James Carter Mike Sarto Cecelia Pesacreta Wayne Clark John Scott Peter Scheps Kim Dallow Glen Shirley Bob Smith Wayne Dennis Charles Strange Gene Dew Vicky Taylor John Edison Martin Tiller Ken Fleming Larry Travers Mike Gaylord Charles Tucker Gary Gearheart Denny Williams Larry Gittin Ron Wilson 170 DEBATE TEAM CHESS CLUB PITNER PITNER Ed Powell, Captain of the Debate Team. Mike Crowley plays an unseen opponent. Ed Powell Captain Craig Dempsey Co-Captain Brian Lewis Secretary-Treasurer Richard Barber Tod Burningham Alan Goodman Doug Jensen Gary Laws Bill Mitchell Neil Parker Ray Paul Mike Singer Diana Vorsanger Lyn Withers Mike Williamson President Tom Kevan Vice-President Craig Dempsey Secretary-Treasurer Mark Anderson Steve Can Tony Chiniara Mike Crowley Andy Decker Bill Eng Steve Gilheany Frank Green Paul Hagedorn Charles Hichak Uonekayn Horita Larry Housman Doug Jensen Richard Jones Walter Kerns George Maydwell Steve Mergan Dennis Rabinovitz Richard Sakamoto Charles Welsh Jerry Wold 171 CAREY VARSITY LETTERMAN’S CLUB mm Chris Fredricks President Brian Provancha Vice-President Tom Andrews Secretary-Treasurer John Austin Ken Austin Bill Bear Roland Beasley John Bradley Dale Bryan Dick Burkholder Brad Butts Joe Carmody Jim Case Pat Cassidy Larry Catlett Philip Ceconi Mike Clark Charles Cofer Bryon Cook Craig Deatley Mike DeCuir John Driscoll Joe Dye Bob Fisher Frank Francisco Steve Greenstreet David Hall Jim Hartinger Charles Harvith Steven Hays John Kelly Kevin Kelly Rick Kendall Andy Kenley Cliff Kevill Robert Kluson Fred Kozak Steve Mackinnon Joe Martin Cody Perry Robert Proferes James Robb Steve Ruffing Jim Schofield Stuart Simon Bruce Smarr Mike Straight Bill Stringer Greg Turk Jim Vardy Joe Wertheim Chris Westcott Jerry Wold Kevin Kelly and Carl Prather. mmmmm Chris Fredricks, Varsity Club President. G.A.A. Sherry Cable President Judy Stokes Vice-President Mandy Mathis Secretary Sue Tracy Treasurer Jean Palmer Historian Kathy Tracy Reporter Pam Allbright Linda Arany Cindy Benner Margaret Binns Tricia Blaha Chris Bolen Chris Bonham Brenda Boyum Marcia Campbell Pat Cavanaugh Laura Connell Sue Czapiewski Larisa Dobriansky Debby English Pam Gilheany Thelma Gower Chris Hamlin Terry Hammer Cathy Hampton Susan Ingham Debbie McDaniel Carolyn McCracken Patty Mahan Joan Masters Jayne Mead Pam More!li Sue Padham Priscilla Pillet Starlene Poe Carol Ray Carol Reiter Sandy Sperry Suzanne Spurlock Libby Stringer Ricky Tecklenborg Revell Thompson Pat Torrey Della Wisniewski Leslie Wood PITNER Chris Bonham, Tricia Blaha, and Sherry Cable at an after-school G.A.A. Bake Sale 172 V STELLOH Craig Deatley Editor-in-Chief Ellyn Marks First Page Editor Bobbe Pilk First Page Editor Mike Donelan Second Page Editor Judie Faith Third Page Editor Phyllis Clough Third Page Editor Rick Scroggs Fourth Page Editor Pat Cassidy Mike Martin Reporters Karl Hamm Photographer Denise Craig Cartoonist Bobbe Pilk Advertising Manager Coralynn Cooper Circulation Manager Mrs. J. M. Rossell Sponsor ©rrum Cmr Craig Deatley, Editor-in-Chief, Mike Donelan, Second Page Editor, Karl Hamm, Photographer, and Judie Faith, Third Page Editor Left to right: 173 JEFFERSON JOTTINGS Seated: Pam Maddock. Standing: Julie Singleton, Stephanie Gould, Kathy Moore, Judy Weaver, Joeffrey Bartman. Pamela Maddock Paul Brandwein Editor-in-Chief Lynn Plough Joeffrey Bartman Barbara McAdams Judy Weaver Art Committee Assistant Editors Julie Singleton Kathy Moore Publication and Publicity Editor Literary Editor Michael Crowley Eric Fralick Pat Sobel Mike Donelan Peter Scheps Chris Delaney Paul McEnroe Iris Sabula Jane Ramberg Bobbe Pilk Sally Wright Linda Mitchell Elaine Bey Carol Taylor Linda Abba Jonathan Carey Lyn Withers Mary Bennett Publication and Publicity Susan Donaldson Committee Ellyn Marks Janet Armstrong Larisa Dobriansky Sue Stahling Evelyn Myers Julie Singleton Literary Committee Typing David White John Wiesen Cover Editor Harry Withers Stephanie Gould Paul Worth Art Editor Robert Wray John Beier Doughnut Sales Mrs. Mary Wood Sponsor 174 The Junior staff dreams up ideas for the next Jetlersonlan. cr in CL One deadline down, three to go. My deadline, next week?! THE JEFFERSONIAN Anne Smith Editor Ellen Harris Fac. and Admin. Editor Barbara Friedman Classes Editor Susan Stahling Clubs Editor Chris Fredricks Sports Editor Betty Lou Rupp Student Lite Editor Darlene Miyamoto Business Manager Mary Alice Whelan Photo Editor Judy Stokes Production Editor Nina Gallacher Gail Tomimatsu Index Editors Robbie Cannon Jonathan Carey Ray Paul Dan Pitner Renny Stelloh Photographers Linda Abba Chris Hamlin Christy Hopkins Linda Marquardt Mandy Mathis Diana Middlemas Cindy Nash Bonnie Rowe Barbara Reynolds a. ID g CL DC LU CL Col. Brown, our man in room 116. Good things come in small packages. MIXED CHORUS Sherrie Albrecht Gayle Brinkerhoff Toni Carmele Sue Conway Karen Daggle Mary Dempsey Linda Dolan Kathy Edinget Stephen Hayes Jane Hoffman Joan Jobst Karen Kahle Michael Karr Kathleen Lynch Connie McCracken Sue McCracken Jeff Peck John Settlemeyer Kim Shelton Susan Shirey Wesley Smith Sue Stanford Richard Stroupe Leslie Wood GIRLS’ CHORUS Betty Allnutt Barbara Bagby Pam Beveridge Christy Black Betty Brossy Mary Breece Lorilee Craig Joanna Derden Dixie Douglas Jean Drye Debora Grant Julie Harman Sharon Hayweiser Pam Herman Carol Hoffman Cindy Hoover Charlene Hughes Kris Killrakis Cathy Knipple Jane Korcek Donna Oksa Denise Payne Pat Pierson Deborah Robbins Julie Skelton Kathi Smith Susan Sofet Vicki Tinsman Betsy Walters Kim Ward Sarah Whitsett Susan Wolfer The Madrigals CONCERT CHOIR Dennis Andrick Debora Barbre Denise Barbre Tom Bobier Rick Boothroyd Patty Bowman Gerald Bright Alicia Cotter Terri Crawford Carol Dias Janie Diehl Alexander Diapoulis Belinda Ford Dave Gentile Bill Griffin Debora Hampton Randy May Terry McCullen Karen Mendenhall Bill Moran Marsha Morgan Cindy Morris Mike Mouat James Norton Kris Paolucci Amy Peterson Betsy Palmer Jean Prentice Elizabeth Raney Leatha Rowe Mary Rydesky Karen Sharpe Sheila Sperry Clarence Spiva Patricia Spiva Kathy Stoffel Dennis Weaver The Concert Choir The Girls ' Chorus 176 STELLOH Sheila Sperry practices hard for the next Madrigal concert. MADRIGALS Sue Alexander Mike Bedwell Coralynn Cooper Vicki Holman Walter Howard Connie Mehmel Claudia Moore Pam Myers Larry Oesterich Patsy Oglesby Lynn Ritt Julie Singleton Bev Skelton Vicki Spillman Pam Wolle A practice session with the Madrigals. 177 SYMPHONIC AND MARCHING BAND Wayne Odin and Mary Singleton Mr. Hoffman directs the band during fourth period 178 CAREY PITNER ROBISON Karen Odell and the mallets. Mr. Hoffman and Paul Geoffroy. ( ' ' xdoie. WoM Qimrf CAocot te Chocolate CUocolc The Band and The Choral Department earned $2,000.00 from selling candy bars. Gregg Turk President Jim Forward Vice-President Judy Stokes Treasurer Julie Moore Terrie Odell Secretaries Kurt Araujo Caroline Bahl Barbara Barnes Bob Beeler Steff Benefield Tony Benn Linda Bergman Scott Black Keith Boner Bill Bryant Brad Butts Brad Chalk Doug Church Hinton Clabaugh Jane Clabaugh Kirk Dallow Andy Decker Wayne Erickson Janie Flynt John Friedman Albert Gaines Paul Geoffroy Ernie Hall Ronnie Harmon Gregg Helton Doug Hendricks Jane Hinkle Mark Hopkins Steve Horn Mike Johnson Ed Korcel Roxanne Kraft Bill Kramer Tim Latham George Lowery Jeff Maher Scott Marten Randy Mathis Rick Melby Danny Moss Steve Moxham Bob Mullen Carl Newby Brad Nolen John Novak Karen Odell Wayne Odin Larry Paule Susan Price Charles Renfro Jim Robb Chris Robertson Ed Ross Tom Schmitz Alice Seefeld Mary Singleton Susie Timmins Pat Torry Jeff Tosh Bill Turley Doug Vetter Kurt Wagner George Watson John Wilburn Karen Zartman 179 MAJORETTES m v � t mm. ■ ' m wm 3 ' jw J ' 1 fe. 1 m i ' il” .1 ji i • ' i k i. lit UtkM I. 35 ' MW . Sir « il ' lf I 31 V. il 3 U 1 mi i L: 1 ; . 41 r ’ i« Allie Folker, Captain Le,t ,0 9ht: PatSy Duffy ' Joan Rober,s ' Allie F ° ' ker. Captain, Eileen Thompson, and Connie Payne 180 PITNER PITNER PITNER PITNER ii mimmmM ’ 11 ,- n � -si Amt ' m‘ : t - WmWr? ' Joan Roberts Connie Payne Eileen Thompson 181 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS PITNER PITNER Pat Erickson Trudi Crotinger Debbie McDaniel . i Christy Hopkins PITNER PITNER Sue Campbell Sallie Scanlan 182 PITNER STELLOH STELLOH STELLOH Linda Pauli, Co-Captain Nancy Wrenn, Captain Pam Myers Judy Qrodowltz PITNER Carol Walters Nancy Disenhaus 183 First Row: Janet Houston, Jeannie Ricketts. Second Row: Karen Leizear, Cindy Campbell, Monta Lee Dakin, Gigi Gillespie. Third Row: Linda Phipps, Deska Adams, Tricia Blaha, Frances Wright. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Janet Houston Captain Jeannie Ricketts Co-Captain Deska Adams Tricia Blaha Cindy Campbell Monta Lee Dakin Gigi Gillespie Karen Leizear Linda Phipps Frances Wright 184 mais First Row: Linda Bilotti, Pam Bussen, Pat Gorman. Second Row: Marian Andrews, Susan Casabona, Beth Pace. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Pam Bussen Captain Susan Casabona Co-Captain Marian Andrews Linda Bilotti Pat Gorman Beth Pace Marian Andrews 185 PITNER The Drill Team Joan Jobst Captain Bobbi Welch Co-Captain Barbara Hanes Senator Debby Abbott Kathy Brennan Patty Bowman Linda Carmack Pam Crooks Kathy Daniels Kerry Fader Kathy Franzel Jan Grogan Chris Harnish Chris Harris Kathy Hughes Martha Ingraham Cindy Jenkins Diane Johnson Cindy King Donna Lantz Barbara Lewy Sue Lingle Patty Matteson Terry McCullen Nancy McDaniels Mary Middlemas Julie Moore Mary Nordstrom Pat Oglesby Trisha Powell Marion Sayre Jackie Sweeny Julie Wekenbourg Diane Wendelin Gail White Liz Wrenn 186 Julie Moore Waiting for the team to come on the field. Joani Jobst, Captain ' ■ - - : ■ - ' ' - - V , ■ ' ■ ' ' ■ ■ V -... ' ■■ - ■ - J . ' . ■ ..-•: ■. ■■ • :■ ' ■ , - ' • - • ■ ■ ' ' .. ' . ' -2 ' - ■:■’■■ ' - ' : Sp,:,;,, ' ' : MS , : ' ■ ' . ,-.v:V. .. ’ ..... 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Second Row: Brad Butts, Richard Melby, Joe Dye, Brian Provancha, Fred Kozak, John Kelly, Jim Schofield, Pat Cassidy, Kevin’ Kelly Bill Bear, Bill Stringer, Bob Fisher. Third Row: Bruce Smarr, Tom Bethart’ Carl Prather, Trip Fahringer, John Driscoll, Stuart Simon, Craig Falk, Mike Straight, Robert Proferes, Richard Calvert, Roland Beasley. Fourth Row: Edgar Berry, James Robb, Joe Howell, John Austin, Albert Geoffroy, Rick Scroggs, Steve Ruffing, Richard Merek, James Beninate. Left to right: Lou Astolfi, Defensive Line Coach; Ray Peterson, Head Coach; Don Henderson, Assistant Coach- Charles Rayburn, Offensive Line Coach. 191 Joe Dye stops a Falls Church runner shy of first-down yardage, as Carl Prather and Stu Simon converge on the scene. Defensive backs, Chris Westcott and Steve MacKinnon, bring down a Fairfax ball-carrier. 192 Fred Kozak cuts in to avoid an Atom tackier. Z Zr ' ' • - v ' r iuiJKv|v uomm CT- 1 M V mmmm ■ a „ j 0m ■. Ac r XBwffi Js w|SQJgSfflJ 1 JR JW v AXWHB tffifSz r.wHpi ■«� K? £� £ Quarterback Roland Beasley looks for an open receiver. 193 Despite a determined team effort, the Varsity Foot¬ ball season proved to be very disappointing. The win¬ less season, however, was highlighted by exceptional performances from several players. Bob “Rat” Fisher and Roland Beasley shared the quarterbacking job this year and both did a fine job in that department. Top pass receivers were flanker Craig DeAtley, who picked up 343 yards in 27 completions, and Jim Hartinger who gathered in 12 passes for 192 yards and the best yard¬ age per catch. Number one rusher, fullback Brad Butts, carried the football for 357 yards, while halfback Fred Kozak picked up 252 yards, averaging almost 5 yards per carry. Standouts on the defensive team were Brian Provancha and Team Captain Carl Prather. Defensive end Brian Provancha was selected for the Northern Vir¬ ginia District All-Star team. At the season’s end, the team members as a whole selected the receivers of Varsity football’s three highest awards. The Best Back Award went to Brad Butts, while the Best Lineman Award went to Brian Provancha. Fred Kozak received the highly coveted Best Sportsmanship Award. Looking to the future, several extremely promising Varsity players will be returning next year. They are Chris Westcott, John Kelly, George Kluson, and Joe Dye. With the addition of many outstanding Junior Varsity prospects and the benefits of a year’s experience of working with Head Coach Ray Peterson and his assist¬ ants, the outlook for next year’s team is promising. Roland Beasley scrambles for daylight during the game with Falls Church. ROBISON 194 Joe Howell, John Kelly, and Tom Bethart. 195 Bruce Smarr, all alone with one of his 16 pass receptions of the season. Persistent and determined Bill Bear in action. 196 STELLOH Coach Don Henderson with Steve Martenson JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity football team ended its season with three wins, three ties, and two losses. The coaches, Mr. Henderson and Mr. Huntley, were successful in molding a well balanced team, while producing many strong and experienced football players for the Varsity next year. Outstanding defensive men were linebacker and team Captain Bill Harvell, and lineman Charlie Mul- lin. Offensively, quarterbacks Richard Fisher and Perry Robinson did extremely well in moving the team. Larry Glafen and Steve Martenson led in rushing, while Mark Troutman and Doug Lowrey dominated in the pass re¬ ceiving department. Mark Troutman was high scorer with four Colonial touchdowns. Tremendous desire and pride were evident in all the Junior Varsity team members. By retaining these quali¬ ties and developing their talent to the fullest, the little Colonials can assure a much improved Jefferson Var¬ sity in the years to come. First Row: Larry Kennedy, Doug Verley, Lee Wisner, Steve Atkins, Tom Segars, Neil Lilly, Jim Crimmins, Hinton Clabaugh, John Kenney, Keith Fitzsimmons, Frank Corroran. Second Row: John Parce, Ali Fassihi, Ata Fassihi, Bruce Nolan, Mike Bedwell, Dave McKee, Steve Sylvester, Rick Cummings, Terry Arps, Bruce Steinbacher, Cliff Stack. Third Row: Perry Robinson, Pat Lynch, Mark Troutman, Rick Fisher, Vaughn Reed, Mike Ablutz, Mike Johnson, Dave Carter, Bill Brogan, Bruce DeAtley, Marvin Rogers, Coach Henderson. Fourth Row: Coach Huntley, Steve Martenson, Doug Lowrey, Norman Stewart, Charles Mullins, Larry Gerfen, Bob Peach, Walt Munnikhuysen, Gregg Miyamoto, Brad Tisdale, Bill Harvell. 197 PITNER CAREY SCOREBOARD Colonials Opponents 7 Langley 0 0 Falls Church 0 0 Woodson 25 12 Edison 9 6 Fairfax 6 6 Stuart 6 25 Lee 6 0 Oakton 39 Sieve Martenson follows his blockers on an end sweep. 198 CAREY Lin© Coach Charles Huntley pon¬ ders over a game’s outcome. STELLOH CAREY 199 PAUL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The Freshman football team failed to record a single victory in their six game season. In their first three encounters, the little Colonials were soundly defeated, being held scoreless in each contest. How¬ ever, the remaining three games showed the marks of an experienced and highly improved team. The final game of the season against Annandale was the team’s best performance, although they lost 25 to 13. Outstanding members of this year’s team were running backs Kenny Fisher and Bob Taibbi, and de¬ fensive ends Mike Barbee and Don Boyd. Doug Car- neal was credited with maintaining the essentials of team spirit and unity. It is hoped that the game experience gained by the youngest Colonials will prove valuable in the fu¬ ture. With intensive coaching, and determined efforts from each individual player, it is certain that these boys will form a solid Junior Varsity team in the coming year. Freshman Colonials in pre-game warmup drill. Robin Taibbi returns a punt tor long yardage. 200 SCOREBOARD Colonials Opponents o o o 7 6 13 Woodson 20 Edison 48 Fairfax 21 Stuart 25 Langley 14 Annandale 25 PAUL Mike Barbee adds the finishing touches to a crushing tackle. STELLOH First Flow: Joe Paquin, Greg Burris, Steve Dolan, Ed Quigley, Doug Carneal, Glenn Starnes, Paul Fortier, Ronald Ramsey. Second Flow: Michael Musinski, Don Boyd, Jim Gerhard, Larry Hall, Don Johnston, Don Bloom, Don Peterson, Wendell Johnson, Coach McDonough. Third Row: Rick Williams, Felton Jones, Greg Croghan, Samuel Rodenhizer, James Roberts, Randy Turner, Mike Barbee, Kevin McWhinney. Fourth Row: Det Haislip, Harry Meyers, John Wisner. Steve Sadoti, Mike Thompson, Greg Johnson. Filth Row: Ken Fisher, Aaron Fisher, Steve Klein, Bob Taibbi, Dennis Short, Dick Mitchell, Rick Graham. Sixth Row Terry Wright, Charlie Frye, Zoltan Berghoffer, Jim Cirillo, Robert Wray, Bill Bryant. Not pictured: Mike Denny, Bill Rector. 201 STELLOH CROSS COUNTRY This year marked the addition of cross-country to the Jefferson Athletic program as a Varsity sport. Cross¬ country is a fall sport which consists of running a rough countryside course of two to three miles in length. Be¬ sides being a highly competitive sport, it is also con¬ sidered excellent training for those participating in spring track. Despite an unimpressive record of one victory, four losses and one tie, there were some bright prospects among members of this year’s team. Outstanding first year performances were made by seniors Larry Catlett and Bernie Fuller. Steve Sexauer (school record holder), Keith Stevens, Tim Crowley, Mark Westcott, and Jon Neumann also completed outstanding seasonable per¬ formances, showing considerable promise for a highly improved team next year. Kevin Sundquist nears the finish line. ' NU Keith Stevens completes one of the many obstacles in the Jefferson Cross Country course. 202 STELLOH Left to right: First Row: Keith Stevens, Jay Sweeney, Larry Catlett. Second Row: Bob Carter, Jon Neumann, Dave Robinson. Third Row: Tim Crowley, Kevin Sundquist, Steve Sexauer, Ross Catlett. Fourth Row. Manager Dick Burkholder, Craig Williams, Tony Joy, Tim Gower. STELLOH mm Steve Sexauer and Bernie Fuller vie for the lead. 203 PITNER VARSITY HOCKEY The Varsity Hockey season started on a high note with a 1-0 victory over Fairfax. Chris Bonham’s goal in the opening game proved to be the only Jefferson score of the season, however, as the remainder of the schedule proved to be somewhat disheartening. The feminine Colonials ended up with a 1-4-3 record despite their enthusiastic and determined efforts. T.J.’s goalie, Co-Captain Sherry Cable, was outstanding on defense. The team’s coach, Mrs. Cockerham, felt that lack of experience was the main reason for the team’s poor showing this year. The outlook for next year is good, however, as a large majority of the girls will be returning. The Junior Varsity Hockey team was also plagued by an inability to score. The team’s only two goals were scored by Star Poe and Susan Graham. The team’s coach, Miss Stacks, cited Sandy Sperry and Patty Foder as defensive standouts. Team Co-Captain Jeanne Palmer Lett to Right: First Row: Joan Masters, Chris Bonham, Jeanne Palmer, Co-Capt.; Sherry Jayne Mead. Second Row: Mrs. Cockerham, Carol Ray, Cindy Benner, Della Wisniewski, Sue Ingham, Thelma Gower, Leslie Wood, Mandy Mathis. Not pictured: Barbee Barta Cable, Co-Capt.; Debby English, 204 Only the daring would venture into the midsts of these girlsl Jayne Mead seems to have something else in her thoughts besides hockey. 205 PITNER PITNEF Never fear, Thelma is herel Barbee Barta shows that practice can be fun SCOREBOARD Colonials 1 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 Opponents Fairfax 0 Annandale 4 Woodson 0 Stuart 3 Herndon 2 Groveton 1 Ft. Hunt 0 Falls Church 0 206 CAREY JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY SCOREBOARD Colonials Opponents o o o o 1 o 1 o Fairfax 1 Annandale 4 Woodson 1 Stuart 1 Herndon 3 Groveton 3 Ft. Hunt 1 Falls Church 1 First Row: Patty Foder, Dixie Hemsley, Jay Walker, Sandy Sperry, Sue Czapiewski, Nita Boatwright, Pat Cavanaugh, Dorothy Wehmeyer. Second Row: Sue Sofet, Susan Graham, Wendy Elliot, Miss Stacks; Coach, Star Poe, Terry Laufer, Kathy Hampton, Jan Rhodes. 207 SMITH CANNON A rebound settles in the hands of Mike “Boards” Mileur. 208 PITNER Team-captain Tom Andrews led the Colonial roundballers through a highly successful season. VARSITY BASKETBALL PITNER Byron Cook rebounds for Jefferson despite the determined efforts of a McLean opponent. 209 STELLOH The 67-68 Varsity Basketball Season will long remain in the memories of Jefferson students. It was a season of thrills and disappointments, but more importantly a season of pride and spirit. Coached by Mr. Wickline and urged onward by an enthusiastic “blue-shirted” student body, the Colonial roundballers turned in TJ’s best basketball win-loss record in history, as well as setting new milestones for future Co¬ lonial teams to match. The season opened with a heartbreaking loss to West Springfield. The Colonials rebounded quickly, however, and proceeded to reel off a string of six consecutive victories. The long awaited clash with Stuart ended in a one point de¬ feat, with the potential victory basket coming just seconds after the buzzer. But the biggest loss of the season did not take place until the next game. In a lop-sided victory over Falls Church, Colonial Mike Mileur broke his right leg. The loss of high scoring Mike dealt a hard blow to the hopes of the team. His 14.3 scoring average and most needed re¬ bounding abilities could not be replaced. The two consecu¬ tive defeats that followed reflected the tremendous loss. In a short time, however, John Hedland and Tim Hagen were doing fine jobs as replacements and the Colonials returned to victory road. But the high-precision teamwork was gone and a six point loss to Stuart in the Tournament showed the lack of that little extra something. Hard luck had denied the Jefferson team from reaching its greatest potential. Team-captain Tom Andrews was high scorer and was selected to the Northern Virginia 1-A All Star team. He also received the Best Sportsmanship Award. Jim Case received the Best Defensive Player Award as well as being selected to the All Star 2nd team. Jim established a new record of 97 recoveries in a season. Steve Greenstreet had the best free- throw percentage and was second highest rebounder and scorer. Bryon Cook set a new record with 188 rebounds and was the recipient of the Most Valuable Player Award. These boys were instrumental in moving our team to victory, but the other team members should not go unmentioned. The great season was the result of team effort and drive of Coach Wickline. STELLOH Madison Warhawks fail to stop basket attempt by Tim Hagen. 210 CANNON STELLOH Jim Case speeds downcourt for a layup Following one of his many steals ' Colonials 60 69 64 62 76 59 70 55 78 49 61 44 74 79 68 58 54 61 67 SCOREBOARD Opponent West Springfield 62 Falls Church 64 Lee 30 Marshall 57 Fairfax 48 Annandale 58 McLean 55 Stuart 56 Falls Church 56 Fort Hunt 51 Woodson 91 Madison 43 Fairfax 71 Mt. Vernon 59 Annandale 53 Stuart 71 Woodson 68 Madison 43 Stuart 73 If m 1 ? i gk sM I i f A 1 First row: John Bradley, Tom Andrews, Caph; Mike Clark B ryon C ° ok Case. Second row: John Hedlund, Dennis leaver Jerry Benmate, bam Tom Holloway. Not pictured: Mike Straight, Roland Beasley. Mike Mileur, Pascoe, Tim Steve Greenstreet, Jim Hagen, Steve Sexauer, 211 STELLOH STELLOH Mike Mileur leaps high in an effort to gain control of game-opening Jump ball. Steve Greenstreet, an outstanding free-throw shooter, adds to his poin t total. 212 STELLOH STELLOH Two points for the Colonials as Tom Andrews completes one of those “impossible shots. Colonials prepare to receive an out-of-bounds ball during a game with Falls Church. Steve “Luna Greenstreet displayed hustle and determination in every game. 213 STELLOH CANNON Ten foot Jump shot by Mike Clark. J.V. coach, John Hulen, and Varsity coach, Dick Wickline. u z m ZD Colonials receive sideline instructions, plotting victory over McLean. A sure two points for Bryon Cook. 214 CANNON JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Bill Kramer shoots for two points during an early season victory over the Atoms Colonial Mark Troutman attempts an outside Jump shot. STELLOH SCOREBOARD Colonials Opponents 51 West Springfield 35 45 Falls Church 32 35 Lee 28 28 Marshall 41 42 Fairfax 17 35 Annandale 34 49 McLean 35 30 Stuart 28 49 Falls Church 36 43 Oakton 45 15 Woodson 55 30 Madison 42 52 Fairfax 30 51 Mt. Vernon 29 46 Annandale 25 62 Stuart 32 27 Woodson 30 17 Madison 40 A well balanced team effort, mixed with outstanding individual performances, characterized Coach Hulen’s J.V. team. Led by team co-captains, Bill Kramer and Chris Westcott, the Junior Varsity players ended their season with an overall record of 12 wins and 6 losses. The true power of the team was realized late in the sea¬ son when the Colonials successively defeated four of their opponents by margins of better than 20 points. Rebounding abilities excelled this year, as Mark Troutman, Wayne Wheeler, and Bill Kramer were close leaders in that department. In addition to his high re¬ bound total, Wayne Wheeler was the team’s high scorer and leader in scoring assists. Excellent teamwork results in a goal by Mark Troutman. 216 Richard Fisher dribbles for a clear pathway in a fast-break attempt by Jefferson. STELLOH First row: Carlton Summers, Bruce DeAtley, Richard Fisher. Second row: Chris Westco t, Steve Martenson, Jeff Hunt, Chip Yorke. Third row: Wayne Wheeler, Stephen Marshall, Bill Kramer, Mark Troutman, Alan Schroeder. Efforts of an outstretched defender are futile as Richard Fisher ' s shot gets underway. Colonials, Wayne Wheeler and Jeff Hunt, manuever for a possible rebound. 217 STELLOH FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Colonials 32 36 42 25 35 34 27 31 41 42 Opponent Woodson 51 Fairfax 38 Annandale 29 Woodson 24 Stuart 28 Fairfax 31 Stuart 26 Annandale 29 Woodson 42 Stuart 31 The Freshman Colonials got off to a bad start by dropping their first two games, but quickly recovered, and proceeded to reel off seven victories in their last eight games.A one-point loss to Woodson in an exciting double-overtime game halted a six game winning streak, but the little Colonials were not to be denied. In the season’s finale, they overwhelmed Stuart 40-31, and in the process, moved into a tie for first place with Woodson. A good ball-handler, and a consistently accurate shooter, high scorer Warren LeGarie sparked the offen¬ sive attack of Coach Henderson’s team. Defensive stand¬ outs and high rebounders for the team were Mike Bar¬ bee and Jim Roberts. Mike Barbee scores on a driving lay-up. CAREY eft to Right. First Row: Robert Schanamann, Richard Spaulding, Ken Wi son, David Blount, Kevin ;assidy, Dick Stockwell, Jerry Pershing. Second Row: James Carrico, Steve Hedlund Warren LeGarie, Greg ohnson, Bob Stroup, Don Peterson, Tom Craft. Third Row: Wendell Johnson, Greg Croghan, Dick Mitchell, hil Sadoti, Jim Roberts, Mike Barbee. Fourth Row: Richard Graham, Mgr.; Jim Craft, John Christian, Mr. tenderson, Coach. Not Pictured: Bill Bryant, Mgr. STELLOH Surrounded by three Fairfax defenders, Warren LeGarie jumps high for a basket attempt. 219 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Team co-captain Jeanne Palmer displays her dribbling abilities. Sherry Cable crosses half-court in search of a fellow Colonial. Debbie English hopefully looks for a teammate. A vital asset to the team, co-captain Judy Stokes shows her emotions, as well as her skills. 220 PITNER Debbie English dribbles around her opponent and goes in for a lay-up. Another game gets under way, as Sue Padham leaps for a game-opening Jump ball. SCOREBOARD Colonials Opponent 32 Fairfax 18 44 Annandale 53 37 Woodson 29 35 Stuart 36 45 Mt. Vernon 24 38 Fairfax 24 23 Annandale 38 16 Woodson 39 29 Stuart 41 48 Groveton 51 40 Stuart 38 54 Edison 30 Jeanne Palmer tiptoes in her efforts to block an opponent’s shot. 221 STELLOH Left to right. First row: Debbie McDaniel, Priscilla Pillet, Judy Stokes, co-capt.; Jeanne Palmer, co-capt.; Sherry Cable, Patty Foder, Linda Collier. Second row: Glenna Fulcher, manager; Brenda Boyum, Debbie English, Sue Padham, Barbara Copple, Ginger Fitz, Sue Tracy, Marsha Himmelman, manager. The members of the girls’ Varsity basketball team combined unparalleled spirit with the ex¬ perienced coaching of Miss Morrison to develop a team of unity and skill. Although the season was not extremely successful, the team’s co-cap¬ tains, Judy Stokes and Jeanne Palmer, were credited with leading their teammates to a fair share of victories. Team scoring was led by Sue Tracy and Jeanne Palmer, while on defense, Sue Padham and Barbara Copple did exception¬ ally well. Sherry Cable and Debbie English were fine all-around performers. The Junior Varsity team, coached by Mrs. Cockerhan, faired better than their Varsity counterparts. After losing two of their first three games, the J.V. girls improved greatly to win seven of t heir next eight contests. Co-captains Jan Wasilewski and Patti Mohan excelled in in¬ dividual performances, while sparking the over¬ all team effort. Jeanne Palmer takes a base line Jump shot 222 GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Colonials Opponent 19 Fairfax 12 28 Annandale 35 18 Woodson 22 30 Stuart 23 15 Mt. Vernon 14 30 Fairfax 19 16 Annandale 13 22 Woodson 23 32 Stuart 5 14 Groveton 7 20 Stuart 19 14 Edison 17 It ' s all in the game, girls’ type, that is. CO O X Left to Right. First Row: Pam Gilheany, Sandy Sperry, Jan Wasilewski co-capt.. Patti Mohan, Busan Graham, Linda Arany, Karen Wheeler, Suzanne Glascock Second Row: , Gle a F ulcher, Gower, Sandy Boyum, Suzanne Spurlock, Janet Stewart, Nancy Thompson, Bonnie Barron, mgr., Himmelman. co-capt.; Thelma Marsha 223 VARSITY WRESTLING The Varsity wrestling team opened the 67-68 season with high hopes by scoring resounding victories over G.W. and Langley. But Coach Rayburn and the Colonial wrestlers could only manage one tie in their remaining matches, and ended the season with an overall 2-8-1 record. However, the statistics fail to reveal the tremendous spirit and stamina displayed throughout the season by the TJ wrestlers. David Anelli, Charlie Harvith and Bruce Smarr were the most consistent performers and turned in the best individual win-loss records. In addition to these three boys, five other Colonials, includ¬ ing Cliff Kevill, Greg Smith, Wayne Short, Pat Cassidy, and Stu Simon, received the honor of being selected to represent the Northern District at the Northern Regional Tournament. A well-deserved note of congratulations should go to the Junior Varsity team, which, under the direction of Coach Astolfi, compiled a winning record. In its first year of existence, the team proved itself highly capable, while each member gained valuable experi¬ ence as training for future Varsity competition. A determined Wayne Short proceeds to pin his opponent. 224 STELLOH Steve Hays manuevers for a take-down attempt. A match begins with a quick charge by Colonial Cliff Kevill Stu Simon maintains control over a helpless McLean wrestler. 225 pitner First row: David Anelli, Charles Harvith, Cliff Kevill, Greg Smith, Glenn Grimes, Steve ! Mackinnon. Second row: Steve Hays, Wayne Short, Bruce Smarr, Stu Simon, Andy Kenley. SCOREBOARD Colonials Opponent 25 G. Washington 21 28 Langley 16 11 Hammond 35 0 Annandale 44 6 Fort Hunt 40 11 Woodson 30 11 Groveton 33 11 McLean 30 11 Stuart 30 20 West Springfield 20 8 Fairfax 37 226 Pat Cassidy breaks his opponent’s grasp and moves for a quick reversal. PITNER JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Colonials Opponent 34 G. Washington 20 38 Langley 16 38 Hammond 14 6 Annandale 38 17 Fort Hunt 32 30 Woodson 16 12 Groveton 30 13 McLean 32 29 Stuart 23 14 West Springfield 26 34 Fairfax 18 Howard Sorber presses for a pin on his unfortunate opponent. First row: Mr. Astolphi, coach; Yonekasu Horita. Larry Houseman, Bill Hoffman Jerry Tom Lyons, Det Haislip. Second row: Trip Farhinger, Phil Cecom, Ray Paul, Howard Sorbe Perkins, Pat Dean, r, Hinton Claybaugh. 227 PITNER VARSITY BASEBALL Brad Butts lines a single to left field during an intra-squad game. First row: Bruce Smarr, Brad Butts, John Hedlund, John Bradley, Capt.; Kevin Orton. Second row: Charles Cofer, Mgr.; Tom Andrews, Jim Vardy, Jim Case, Joe Dye, Craig Deatley, Rick Kendall, Mgr. Third row: Chris Fredricks, Bob Fisher, Fred Kozak, Steve Greenstreet. Not pictured: Jett Hunt, Pat Mileur, Joe Bochy, Dennis Weaver, Chris Westcott. 228 STELLOH PITNER STELLOH TJ’s top hurlers; Steve Greenstreet, Bob Fisher, and Jim Case form the backbone of a strong pitching staff -o z m 30 First-baseman Chris Fredricks stretches for every possible inch as he takes an infielder’s throw STELLOH Coach of the year in 1967, Mr, Hulen concentrates his efforts on another successful baseball season. 229 STELLOH PITNER A three-year Varsity letterman, John Bradley displays the form of an outstanding infielder. Third-baseman Fred Kozak is noted for his hustle on the field and power at bat. 230 STELLOH JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL j.v . Coach Wickline instructs Jim Craft, Tom Craft, Perry Robinson, and Howard Sorber in the fundamentals of baseball. PITNER First row; Mike Denny, Dennis Brennan, Frank Hams, Doug Carneal, Don Peterson, Rick Stroup, Tom Craft, Don Bloom, Rick Dugan. Second row: Don Johnston, Brian McCaa, Warren LeGarie, Dave Blount Corey Wright, Bob Taibbi, Perry Robinson, Det Haislip, Jim Gerhart, Jonn tinello Mgr. Third row: Rick Graham, Howard Sorber, John Enright, n Craft Steve Carr, Richard Fisher, Dan Parsons, Curtis Harris, Blaine hnson, Wendell Johnson, Gary Engle, Blair French, Mike Barbee. 231 PAUL TRACK ? ■ p ___ Jju IfcflgHsI t -V ; ] Mark Westcott, Tim Crowley, and Steve Sexauer receive words of encouragement from Asst. Coach Jenkins. Keith Stevens, Jay Sweeney, Tim Crowley, and Steve Sexauer at the start of the mile run. 232 STELLOH PITNER PITNER Tom Ward prepares to hurl the discus. Junior Keith Stevens pushes toward the finish line. H m r- r- O Sam Pascoe displays his high Jumping abilities. 233 PITNER STELLOH Bob Red Man” Carter crosses the finish line as Coach Hess clocks his time, Brian Provancha shows his high Jumping form. 1st row: Coach Hess. 2nd row: Skip Watts, Dick Burkholder, Mgrs. 3rd row: Harry Slawson, Steve Mackinnon, Gary Forcier. 4th row: Doug Vetter, Mark West- cott, Wes Siedel, Ross Catlett, Rick Cummings. 5th row: Craig Williams, Joe Masterson, Doug Robinson, Chip Maness, Gary Short, John Kelley, John Branden, Keith Stevens. 6th row: Glenn Grimes, Rick Rattan, Tom Holloway, Bill Stringer, Bob Carter, Kevin Sundquist, Justin Blumm, Pete 01 in, Tim Crowley. 7th row: Brian Provancha, Larry Catlett, Bert Geoffroy, Steve Mastersons, Jon Neumann, Bill Coghill, Jay Sweeney, Carl Newby, Randy Mathis, Gary Short. 8th row: Rick Marek, Tom Ward, Craig Webb, Sam Pascoe, Steve Sexauer, Bill Kramer, John Gower, Vaugn Reed, Alan Schroeder, Robert Garrett, Mike Estes, Steve Marshall, Mike Ablutz. 234 STELLOH PITNER 11 8 up and over for a Colonial pole-vaulter. Hurdler Mark Westcott shows how It ' s done. Short distance runners, Brian Provancha, Bob Carter and Bill Stringer strain tor fast starts 235 STELLOH GOLF Paul Bullard completes his swing. Tom Bethart putts for par as Joe Wertheim looks on. Joe Wertheim drives to the green. Lett to right: Aaron Fisher, Jerry Wold, Scott Lynch, Joe Martin, Tom Bethart, Paul Bullard, Gregg Turk, Capt.; Joe Wertheim, Ken Austin, Kevin Kelly, Robert Prosise, Bill Bryant. Not pictured: Coach Peterson. 236 TENNIS First row: Clarence Spiva, Greg Pensabene, Co-captains. Second row: Tim Jackson, Mgr.; Van Neuman, Tom Hirsch, Tom Withers, Tom Farkash,. Bryon Lewis, Coach Huntley. Third row: Larry Oesterich, Frank Francisco, Carl Grimm, Tom Kaetzel, Jim Forward. ■o 1 s . c Frank Francisco and Clarence Spiva wait for the opening serve of a doubles match. 237 STEllOH A sturdy and skillful catcher, Sherry Cable. The softball season opened with early tryouts for pitchers and catchers. PITNER R Third baseman Judy Stokes pegs the ball across the Infield diamond 238 tins PITNER Sue Padham waits for a teammate’s throw. Sherry Cable brings down a high throw. PITNER First row: Patti Mahan, Sherry Cable, Jeanne Palmer, Judy Stokes Carol Reiter, Lindai Arany. Ura Connell, Karen Wheeler, Sue Tracy, Sue Padham, Debbie English, Susan Graham. Not pictured. Coach Birch. 239 PITNER STELLOH Patti Mahan displays her pitching technique. STELLOH Never a doubt. That’s Judy Stokes showing the proper method of catching a softball. 240 JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL PITNER First row: Claudia Daniel, Joy Walker, Betsy Walters, Mary Joans, Linda Peterson, Diane Knapp, Claire Geoffrey, Pam Gilheany, Star Poe, Sandy Sperry. Second row: Joan Wray, Dixie Douglas, Patty Foder, Lynn King, Della Wisniewski, Karen Etters, Jan Gluch, Nancy Thompson, Thelma Gower, Debra Douglas, Lynne Withers. Not pictured: Coach Stacks. PITNER CANNON Thelma Gower follows through with her delivery. 241 mwwsmm Mwms frm rafH a ■ ; V ; w ■ ..•; ■ ;: % g§giSStiifc MilfI ’ , ■ ' ' ' X V , ?Ya ; f - IISSS 88 $$ii k ' ■ ' -: ||W BimmMm HH jm W sgg, ■ i llwiilS (i-:SH ;. ' v ' ' • -• ; 1 , y W ; f§|. - - ■•• ' • ' • ' ' JSSSBI ' iy ir ' ’ PPPP ' PP.: ' ; VpP ' ■ Pi -y . ■ ■ ' : ■-;; ' : 1 ■H 2m mm ' 3 $ S%0 ' mwm . mam mmmM w mmm mimlm YkmmM WMMmm 0mmt mXwm Wrnmm wssam SM ■ ■ •; ■ . -V ' L-j ■ ' ■■■ ' ■ ■ fl HI ■ I I p� f«i ;W«wjp wpiipii ISitli Mmmm $i p yg SsgS mmmw -■ ■- , ' v ’;. ' V. ' mmwmi ■■ vy,; pMi: mm MM cVr .. r ;i ' f « s i i I ! i ROBISON CANNON Mr. McConnell ' s thirteen second pep rallies strike again. Where in the world is 143? 244 PAUL JR.-SR. POWDERPUFF Saturday, October 21, was the day that decided which class had the superior female athletes — Juniors or Seniors. After three weeks of bruising practice, the girls were ready for the test. Loyal fans flocked to the football field to watch zany cheerleaders, worried coaches and to cheer their favorite team to victory. The Juniors were very aggressive and led 8-0 for the first quarter. The Seniors came back in the second quarter and tied the score. The Juniors went out in front again and were confident about beating the mighty Sen¬ iors, but the steady running game of the Seniors produced a touchdown in the last minute of the game. The final score of 16-16 showed that the Juniors and Senior girls are equal in at least one field — athletics. The Junior Cheerleaders. 245 PAUL X o HOMECOMING The Freshman float. A bonfire before the game builds school spirit. The Sophomore float. 246 LAMONT The Junior float. I The Majorettes add to the half-time entertainment. The winning Senior float. 247 GINNI PACE, HOMECOMING QUEEN, 1967 248 HOMECOMING DANCE Jefferson’s second annual homecoming fes¬ tivities took place on October 26, 1967. The half¬ time ceremonies included outstanding perform¬ ances by the band, drill team, and the majorettes. The theme, the Spirit of ’76-’67, was displayed in excellent form by the Senior class float which won first place. Honorable mention was awarded to the Keyettes and to the Sophomore class. The high¬ light of the evening was the presentation of the court and the crowning of the queen. Ginni Pace, escorted by Mike Clark, was crowned Queen and Pennie Pillet, escorted by Steve Timchak, was Maid-of-Honor. Left to right: Jimmer Hartinger, Sue Casabona, Bob Browning, Jill Devier, Jeff Hunt, Monta Lee Dakin, Greg Regan, Lucy Knapp, Ginni Pace, Mike Clark, Mickey Czarny, Mary Westcott, Jim Schofield, Bobbe Pilk, Craig Falk, Leslie Wood. Photos, pages 248 and 249, by LaMont Studios 249 SADIE HAWKINS DOGPATCH CHARACTERS Geoff McKinless and Angela Cabrer The Straw Man (In Person) Daisey Mae, Pixie Van Sant. L’il Abner, Jimmer Hartinger. 250 HAMM 251 PITNER The Juniors and Seniors on the varsity Basketball Team play each other in the annual Red and White Night. The final score left the Juniors trailing by over thirty points. 252 RED AND WHITE NIGHT CANNON Mike Clark, a Senior, tries for a foul shot. 253 attinello SANDY ATTINELLO, CHRISTMAS QUEEN, ’67 CHRISTMAS COURT First row, left to right: Trisha Powell, Sophomore representative; Pat Gorman, Peggy Kenley, Freshman representatives. Second row, left to right: Pat Atkinson, Leslie Wood, Junior representatives; Francis Wright, Sophomore representative; Mary Wescott, Ricky Tecklenborg, Senior representa¬ tives. Not Pictured: Janet Russell, Senior representative, and Pennie Pillet, Maid-of-Honor 255 PITNER SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Sandy Attinello and Craig MOST POPULAR: Bobbe Pilk and Jimmer Hartinger (not pictured) ' sf 256 MOST DEPENDABLE: Ellen Harris and Ken Austin MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC: Pam Maddock and Eric Fralick I cn H m r r o I MOST TALENTED: Allie Folker and Jim Forward 257 a: LU z r W MOST ATTRACTIVE: Pennie Pillet and Brian Provancha :V- BEST DRESSED: Coralynn Cooper and Gary Sutherland WITTIEST: Debbie Laguens and Andy Kenley ' 4B| 258 STELLOH STELLOH BEST ALL AROUND: Judy Stokes and Jim Case Sb MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Nancie Wrenn and Ed Powell 259 FRIENDLIEST: Mary Westcott and Bob Carter 260 MOST INTELLIGENT: Anne Smith and Ricky Sakamoto MOST ATHLETIC: Sherry Cable and Tom Andrews STELLOH CUTEST COUPLE: Ginni Pace and Mike Clark 261 STEILOH STELLOH JR.-SR. BASKETBALL ' . I ,$®i mi The Senior Cheerleaders cheer their team on to victory. Tom Withers A Junior, Steve Braun, out Jumps Brian Provancha, a senior, in an unsuccessful attempt to lead his team to victory. 262 CAREY MR. IRRESISTIBLE The fathers of the Senior basketball players contemplate the situation. A Jump ball? 263 STELLOH Dr. Louis S. B. Leakey, famed anthropologist, gives an interesting slide presentation and lecture on the origins of man. 264 CANNON PITNER CANNON CANNON SING OUT SOUTH I On February 10, 1968, Jefferson was honored with a concert by the “Sing Out South division of the nationally acclaimed “Up With People” group. 265 CANNON BOBBE BILK, SWEETHEART QUEEN, 1968 266 CANNON SWEETHEART DANCE Seated Left to Right: Sharon Hayweiser, Susan Casabona, Freshman Representatives; Nancy Nicholson, Trisha Powell, Sophomore Representatives. Standing Left to Right; Jamie Pagel, Leitha Rowe, Junior Repre¬ sentatives; Coralynn Cooper, Maid-of-Honor; Ellen Harris, Pam Wolle, Senior Representatives. 267 CANNON CANNON PITNER HONORED STUDENTS West Point Society Nominations: Kevin Kelly, Mike Straight, Larry Houston, and Rick Sakamoto. Optimist Club Award: Richard Barber and Vicki Norwood. National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists: Connie Mehmel, Rick Sakamoto, Mary Alice Whelan, Steve Gilheany, Skip Wenner, Nancy Disenhaus, and Richard Jones. 268 STELLOH FERNANDEZ Sons of the American Revolution Award: Chris Fredricks. National Scholastic Art Awards Contest, Regional Winner: Gerald Bright 269 PAUL The Art Department prepares for Jefferson’s first Mardi Gras. The World Civilization classes make a movie entitled— Tales of Old England.” 270 The Junior class wins first place in the first annual Banner Night. i STELLOH Beaming faces and shiny shoes at the Keyette Shoe Shinel 271 STELLOH CANNON CANNON CANNON TALENT SHOW Lynn Ritt sings People at the annual Talent Show. The Wilderness Voice 272 CANNON MISSY FORD MISS JEFFERSON, 1968 273 smurfs ' wmm. . v .... _ IL, J, |L__ , ' � M £ ? ■ ' ■: $v ; ' ■■ ■f ' M ' iX.. ;Z a : ' - ‘ ' | ' kVrA ki ' Rifw 6 ■M ' jm ■ - ., ... j™ ;(w . V____ |if , f ■ - •■ . .. ‘ ' ' •A. ' . ' !o •• ' v ' - ' .■•- ' 5 - •. V‘ ' . ' A v t % ‘ v ' v ' V ' • - ; ’ ' K ' vvfs ; 4 §£%y£5 ' •■-. • WM -■ ■:■ ' ■- : . ' ! ' • -- -. v-o; r C-■:■■ ' ■■ li m ■-m:- VV - - ' w$wM ■X ' Mv ' rt m ' mb On these pages you will find the names of individuals and business firms whose generosity has supported our effort to bring you the best possible yearbook. We urge all COLONIALS to show our apreciation by extending the same support to these people and these firms whenever the opportunity arises. The Editors. PATRONS Annandale Chevron Service 4301 Backlick Road, Annandale Dr. Richard L. Bohn, Optometrist, 6408 Springfield Plaza, Springfield Civette Club, Jefferson High School Crossroads Bakery, 5853 Leesburg Pike, Bailey’s Crossroads Shopping Center Drill Team, Jefferson High School Key Club, Jefferson High School Keyette Club, Jefferson High School Lee Volkswagen 6571 Backlick Road, Springfield Marjorie’s Gifts, Inc. 6422 Brandon Ave., Springfield Metropolitan Office Supply 7031 Brookfield Plaza, Springfield National Senior Honor Society Jefferson High School Parkview Civic Association Parkview Recreation Association Salli Lou Florist 5712 Leesburg Pike, Bailey’s Crossroads Southern Office Supply Bailey’s Crossroads Shopping Center Tuthill Stationery 4209 Annandale Ctr. Dr., Annandale Varsity Glub, Jefferson High School Wilson Florist Bailey’s Crossroads, Va. L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY 3110 W. Marshall St. Richmond, Va. 23230 Not tar from here the American jewelry industry was born . . . Its birthplace was a tiny shop in a village on the Boston Post Road some ten miles north of the Rhode Island line. It was there, in 1790, that a foreign artisan, whose name history has lost, introduced the art of manufacturing gilded buttons. The jewelry trade took root and in the early 19th century began to flourish. A tradition of craftsmanship and a legacy of skills were established in the area. Today, working with and alongside the sleek machine tools in Balfour factories in Attleboro and North Attleboro, are craftsmen whose fathers, grandfathers, and great¬ grandfather plied the trade before them here in the heartland of the fine Jewelry industry. 276 SPRINGFIELD HOUSE OF FLOWERS 6611 Backlick Road Springfield 451-8133 Special Discount for School Activities Central Charge Service Jeanne Centracchio and Tom Pitner explore among the many gift arrangements at Springfield House of Flowers. NORMFORD STYLE SHOP Bradlick Shopping Center Annandale 256-1445 Famous Name Men’s Wear Al Loy, Manager Jim Case can’t go wrong with both Judy Frye and Al Loy, the manager, helping him choose one of Normford ' s popular men ' s styles. ANNANDALE PET SUPPLY 7221 Little River Turnpike Annandale 256-2400 Mary Alice Whelan and Vicki Norwood agree that “all . you add is love.” Annan dale Pet Supply has the adorable pet you want and everything else it will need. VIRGINIA SLEEP SHOP 7311 Little River Turnpike Annandale 256-6677 278 FISCHER HARDWARE Mr. Spencer shows Jerry Pershing, Ralph Groemping Patti Pierson, and Bill Bryant one of rischer s cool new power mowers. Bland and Brandon Springfield 451-3700 HARDWARE ELECTRICAL TOOLS PLUMBING PAINT WALLPAPER LUMBER HOUSEWARES GIFTS FIREPLACE SUPPLIES GARDEN SUPPLIES PET SUPPLIES TOOL RENTAL SERVICE SHOP Mr. Fircetz, manager, explains Mount Vernon National ' s savings accounts to Jim Gerhard and Cheryl Hendry. MOUNT VERNON NATIONAL BANK and TRUST CO Little River Turnpike at Backlick Road Annandale 256-5000 279 MICHAELS FLOWERS OF SPRINGFIELD 6407 Backlick Road Springfield 451-3021 Mary Crowder and Terry Arps found daisies in January—and lots of other lovely surprises—at Michael ' s Flowers of Springfield. SALS VALET SHOP 7312 Little River Turnpike Annandale 256-9864 Danny Pitner and Phyllis Weyraugh found Pete Gaul’s service fast and pleasant at Sal’s Valet Shop. 280 f { r jt }jgfm 1 ■ A , v ' ” . ' Mafle Houm ' JuAMtUM 6920 Braddock Road Annandale (Bradlick Shopping Center) 941-4086 Solid Maple Solid Cherry Antique Pine Mr. KIuft shows Fred Kozak and Coralyn Cooper how to organize good old-fashioned work one of Maple House’s Early American pine desks. habits at Looks like Libby Stringer, Pat Erickson, and Sharon Feild are making off with a year’s supply of Merle Norman’s beauty aids. MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO 5115-B Backlick Road Bradlick Shopping Center Annandale 941-3114 Cosmetics Jewelry Gifts 281 SPRINGFIELD FURNITURE INC. 6809 Bland Springfield 451-1100 Vernon Schreiner gets a few pointers on lamps and lampshades from Barbara Hayes as they window-shop” in Springfield Furniture’s expansive showrooms. BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5125 Backlick Road Bradlick Shopping Center Annandale 256-7110 Sue Glascock and Skip Watts had a gay time in Ben Franklin’s school supplies section. 282 Dad’s out of town, so Joey Stroube, JHS ’67, welcomes Ginni Pace and Mike Clark as they stop in for some of that good Stroube service STROUBE ' S LINCOLNIA MOBIL George W. Stroube, Owner 6300 Little River Turnpike Just West of Virginia Plaza 354-9197 Community-minded Service Twenty-four Hours a Day 283 Hictiele cinders Bailey’s Crossroads Shopping Center 481-1345 “House of Diamonds” Sheila and Sandra Sperry shop among the many school pins and charms on display at Michele ' s. SAMS TAILORING CO., INC. 7308 Little River Turnpike Annandale 256-9747 and S S TAILORING CO., INC. 6637 Backlick Road Springfield 451-8877 (Same Ownership) Jayne Mead enjoys the fun as Mr. Sam fits Jon Basset for a new S S suit. 284 Cathy Daniels and Debbie Maness found a wonderland” of gift items at the Treasure House. TREASURE HOUSE OF GIFTS 6402 Springfield Plaza Springfield 451-3149 Mary Spruill and Stephanie Poor study the complete selection of falls at Joi’s. JOI WIG CO. 2915 Columbia Pike Arlington 525-5116 Wigs Wiglets Falls 285 WEYANOKE SIXTY-SIX SERVICE CENTER Little River Turnpike and Braddock Road Alexandria 354-1096 Leslie Wood furnished the convertible, so Tom Hirsch buys the gas at Phillips 66. STELLOH World ' s Largest Professional Employment Service 929 S. Walter Reed Drive Arlington 521-3810 Forrest P. Lockwood, Manager Christy Hopkins and Jim Schofield fill out personnel questionnaires under Mr. Lockwood’s guidance. 286 Post jT ijmslf Pam Albright of the Post ' N Shingle staff sends Missy Ford and Mary Westcott away with two happy selections. post ’tt jlfyingle 3519 S. Jefferson St. Bailey’s Crossroads 481-6363 and 10268 Main Street Fairfax, Virginia 591-4696 Miss and Mrs. Sportswear McCORMICK JEWELERS 7014 Columbia Pike Annandale 256-3000 287 Jeff Smith and Sherry Albrecht admire the twin glassware squirrels—a perfect gift for Mr. Visnich. SPRINGFIELD JEWELERS, INCORPORATED 6410 Springfield Plaza Springfield 451-3656 Something from Springfield Jewelers is always something special. Distinguished Silver Designs by GORHAM - INTERNATIONAL - TOWLE - WALLACE REED BARTON China by LENOX Crystal by FOSTORIA Famous Name Watches Diamonds Gifts CENTRAL CHARGE SERVICE 288 SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Nancy McDaniel, Kathy Mitchem, and Bill Harvell found a friendly welcome at Security National from the manager, Mr. Larson. Bradlick Shopping ' Annandale Center Full Banking Services for the Jefferson High School Community “The Bank With Community Spirit’’ federal deposit MEMBER FEDERAL INSURANCE RESERVE SYSTEM CORPORATION BROTHER’S FURNITURE 5826 Seminary Road Bailey’s Crossroads HU-1-2566 ONE OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA’S LARGEST AND FINEST Robert Wray and Kathy Hawkins found this cozy Early American setting at Brother ' s Furniture. 289 ALLYN’S MEN’S SHOP 6817 Bland Springfield 451-8151 Charles Welsh, with heckling from Steve Weybright, and help from Mr. Mullins, manager, looks over the sports coat selections at Allyn’s. ROSENTHAL CHEVROLET Columbia Pike and South Glebe Road Arlington 524-8700 Looks as if Barbara Hanes, with the help of Rosenthal ' s silver Corvette, is about to get Craig DeAtley way out on a limb. 290 £a Mont Studios 5167 LEE HIGHWAY ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA KEnmore 6-7172 CAMERA STUDIES BY GEORGE DEAL Specialising 9n Scfiool Pdotograpdy 291 ANNANDALE FLORIST, INC. 7224 Columbia Pike Annandale 256-2666 Mandy Mathis and Janie Diehl are fascinated with one of the clever gift arrangements on display at Annandale Florists. Mr. Hinkle, publisher, describes the Independent ' s planned new building to our Town Crier ' s editor Judy Faith and photographer Karl Hamm. THE SPRINGFIELD INDEPENDENT 6617 Backlick Springfield Road 451-2000 Meet your neighbors in the pages of the INDEPENDENT. 292 THE BOOTERY 415 King Street Alexandria 549-5535 Patti Matteson and Cindy Benner found shopping for shoes a ball at the Bootery in Alexandria, thanks to that cute guy Art who waited on them. 293 INDEX Nina Gallacher Gail Tomimatsu Editors Due to publishing deadlines, entries from pages 226-241 and pages 268-273 are not Included In this index. Abba, Linda J.: 83, 162, 167, 174, 175. Abbott, Charles: 129. Abbott, Debby: 83, 187. Ablutz, Michael: 105, 197. Adams, Deska L.: 105, 165, 184. Adams, James D.: 105. Addison, Belmer J.: 105. Aharonian, Mary: 105. Aharonian, Virginia: 129. Ahfield, Roddy: 129. Albrecht, Robert: 49. Albrecht, Sherri: 129, 176. Alden,Leslie M.: 128, 129. Alexander, Ina B.: 44. Alexander, Susan: 49, 167, 176. Alexander, Vickie: 105, 162. Allbright, Pamela: 165, 172. Allen, Robert L.: 129. Allison, Laura: 153. Allnutt, Betty: 176. Ambrose, Susan P.: 105, 167. Ames, Mrs. Rachel: 26. Anders, Pamela L.: 24, 49, 164, 167. Anderson, Brenda: 49, 166, 167. Anderson, Craig: 83. Anderson, Jack: 129. Anderson, Mark R.: 129, 171. Andrews, Marion: 129, 185. Andrews, Nancy: 105. Andrews, Thomas: 48, 49, 164, 172, 209, 213, 261. Andrick, Dennis: 105, 176. Andrick, Mrs. Doris J.: 44. Anelli, David H.: 105, 224, 226. Antolik, Gary W.: 49, 170. Applebee, Rick A.: 129. Arany, Linda A.: 105, 172, 223. Araujo, Brunhilda: 24, 49. Araujo, Kurt: 105, 179. Armentrout, Donald: 129. Armstrong, Janet: 24, 83, 166, 174. Arps, Terry: 105, 197. Ash, Mrs. Cynthia B.: 22. Ashley, Brenda D.: 129, 166, 167. Assur, Alan R.: 83. Astolfi, Mr. Louis: 42, 191, 224, 227. Atkins, Steve E.: 105, 197. Atkins, Walter W.: 49, 157. Atkinson, Pat: 83, 165, 255. Attinello, John: 105. Attinello, Sandra: 24, 49, 157, 164, 254, 256. Augst, Brenda J.: 129. Augustad, Dee A.: 105. Austin, Elizabeth: 105, 159, 161. Austin, John T.: 49, 190, 172. Austin, Kenneth: 49, 172, 257. Avis, Mrs. Shirley: 25. Aylor, Marcia J.: 105. Badenoch, Leslie: 105. Bado, Mr. Anthony B.: 32. Bagby, Barbara E.: 129, 176. Bagby, Linda G.: 24, 49. Bahl, Carolyn R.: 83, 179. Bahls, Brian F.: 83. Bain, George M.: 129. Baker, Mr. Gerald E.: 32. Baker, Joseph A.: 105. Baker, Michael A.: 105. Baldwin, Ray: 105. Bannon, James E.: 50. Baracat, Fred: 129. Baracat, Marysa: 129 . Barbee, Mike: 129, 200, 201, 218, 219. Barber, Brooke E.: 105. Barber, Patty: 106. Barber, Richard: 50, 157, 158, 171. Barbour, Bill: 83. Barbre, Debbie: 83, 170, 176. Barbre, Denise: 170, 176. Barker, Sue Ann: 129, 162. Barnes, Barbara: 83, 179. Barrett, Clark R.: 106. Barron, Bonnie: 167, 223. Barrow, Ruth E.: 83. Barta, Barbee A.: 83, 165, 204, 206. Barta, Beverly J.: 129. Bartholomew, David: 50. Bartman, Joeffrey: 174. Baska, Patrick M.: 50. Bassett, Jonathan: 50. Batterson, Brian: 129. Baumgardner, Doug: 83, 157. Baumgardner, John: 106, 162. Bayrer, Robert J.: 50, 169. Bean, Robert S.: 50, 169. Bear, William C.: 50, 172, 190, 196. Beasley, Butch: 83, 172, 190, 193, 194. Beatty, Joyce D.: 106. Beck, Margo B.: 106. Becker, Jack T.: 129. Becker, Jennifer: 130. Becker, Karen: 83. Becker, Kathleen: 106, 167, Bedwell, Michael: 106, 176, 197. Beeler, Bob L.: 83, 166, 179. Beers, Kathleen: 50, 166. Beery, Edgar C.: 83, 190. Beidelman, David: 130. Beier, John M.: 50, 170, 174. Beier, William G.: 106. Belcher, Randy: 83, 170. Belfield, Mr. Stuart C.: 34, 170. Bell, Ruth E.: 106, 165, 167. Beliak, Jo Ann: 24, 51. Belle Isle, Cynthia: 83, 167. Bellon, Michael: 51, Bellows, Nancy A.: 130. Belyea, Gwen P.: 106. Belyea, Raymond: 130. Benedict, Betty: 83, 157, 158, 167. Benefield, Stephanie: 130, 179. Beninate, Betty: 24, 51, 165. Beninate, Jerry: 51, 83, 190. Benn, Tony J.: 130, 179. Benner, Cynthia: 84, 170, 172, 204. Bennett, Mrs. Dorothy: 28. Bennett, Joyce A.: 106. Bennett, Letitia: 130. Bennett, Mrs. Loretta: 38. Bennett, Mary M.: 84; 161, 174. Benoski, Mrs. Barbara:’40. Benson, Marty: 84. Bentley, Dare A.: 130. Beresford, Victor: 130. Berghoffer, Zoltan: 130. Bergland, Dianne: 84, 162, 167. Bergland, Linda: 130, 162, 166, 179. Bergman, Barbara: 130. Bernard, Mr. Frank: 20. Bernhart, Frank: 51. Berrier, Debi: 130, 159. Berry, Bonnie: 106. Berthelsen, Chris: 130. Besuden, Katherine: 106. Bethart, Thomas: 51, 190, 195. Bethel, Linda C.: 130, 162. Beveridge, Pam: 130, 176. Bey, Elaine: 84, 165, 167, 174. Bey, Larry: 130. Bieler, Richard: 51. Bilotti, Linda L.: 130, 185. Bilotti, Naldeen: 84, 165. Bingham, Richard: 130. Binns, Margaret: 84, 164, 166, 172. Birch, Miss Nancy L.: 42. Bistodeau, Thomas: 130. Bittner, Sharon: 130. Black, Carrol A.: 84. Black, Christy N.: 130, 176. Black, Donald R.: 106. Black, Scott C.: 106, 179. Blackwell, Annie M.: 45. Blaeuer, Cheryl: 51. Blaha, Michael P.: 84. Blaha, Tricia: 106, 172, 184. Blandin, Susan M.: 106. Blanks, David M.: 51. Blevins, Mr. David: 35. Bloom, Don: 130 , 201. Blount, David L.: 130, 219. Blum, Justin: 84. Boatwright, Anita: 24, 84, 207. Bobier, Thomas C.: 51, 176. Bochy, Joe M.: 84, 190. Bochy, Terry S.: 131. Boldissar, Gabriel: 106. Bolen, Carol A.: 131. Bolen, Christine: 24, 51, 172. Bolt, Susan: 51. Bonham, Chris: 84, 158, 165, 172, 204. Bonner, Keith T.: 131, 179. Boothroyd, Richard: 106, 176. Boutilier, Douglas: 107, 162. Bowden, Mitch: 131, 162, 166. Bowman, Patty: 51, 165, 176, 187. Boyd, Don J.: 131, 200, 201. Boyd, Karen S.: 107. Boyum, Brenda J.: 84, 158, 172, 222. Boyum, Sandy J.: 131, 162, 223. Bracke, Thomas P.: 107, 169. Bradish, Michael: 131. Bradley, John W.: 52, 164, 172. Brake, Susan: 153. Brandwein, Paul: 84, 174. Braun, Richard E.: 131. Braun, Stephen B.: 84, 262. Bray, Susan V.: 107, 159. Brazier, Brian M.: 131. Bready, Miss Jeanette: 34. Breakiron, Larry: 107. Breece, Mary D.: 107, 176. Brennan, Kathy: 84, 167, 187. Brennan, Dennis: 131. Bresnahan, John A.: 84. Bright, Gerald A.: 52, 176. Brinkerhoff, Gayle: 131, 176. Brogan, Bill: 107, 197, Bronsak, Mark L.: 131. Brooks, Joan C.: 52. Brooks, Rosalind: 131. Brosius, Keith K.: 107, 159. Brossy, Betty: 132, 176. Brown, Mrs. Carol L.: 26. Brown, Mr. Charles: 30, 175. Brown, Linda J.: 107, 167. Brown, Nancy J.: 84, 167. Brown, Rosemary: 107. Brown, Russell A.: 107. Brown, Suzanne G.: 132. Brown, Teresa A.: 107. Browning, Bobby: 132. Browning, Robert: 52, 249. Brugnolotti, Mr. Joseph: 32. Bryan, Dale A.: 52, 172. Bryant, Bill: 132, 179, 219. Bryson, Mrs. Nina: 41. Buckle, Keith A.: 52. Buffaloe, Judy: 132. Bullard, Alan: 107. Bullard, Paul: 52. Bullard, Robert: 52, 160, 164, 260. Bullock, Jim: 132. Bullock, Paul: 85. Bunting, John W.: 132. Burke, Kevin D.: 85, 167. Burke, Mark X.: 85. Burke, Mike: 132. Burke, William: 107. Burkeholder, Margaret: 24, 52, 165. Burkholder, Richard: 107, 170, 172, 203. Burks, Juanita V.: 107, 162, 166. Burningham, Tod: 52, 171. Burris, Greg: 132, 201. Burton, Joan A.: 107. Bussen, Pam: 132, 185. Butcher, Debbie: 132. Butcher, Janice: 132. Butcher, Mary Ann: 85. Butler, James C.: 85. Butler, William: 24, 52. Button, Mrs. Elizabeth: 21. Butts, Jan E.: 85, 167. Butts, William B.: 53, 164, 172, 179, 190, 194. Byers, Mrs. Arvie: 23. Bywaters, Allen: 107. Cable, Sherry L.: 53, 172, 204, 220, 222, 261. Cabrera, Angela: 132, 250. Cabrera, Guillermo: 24, 53. Cadle, Kenneth R.: 107. Caldwell, James L.: 45. Callaham, Mr. Donald S.: 34. Callahan, Carolina: 108, 162. Callahan, Cathleen: 132. Calvert, Richard: 85, 164, 190. Campbell, Carol: 108, 160. Campbell, Cindy: 108, 165, 184. Campbell, Marcia: 24, 53, 157, 167, 172. Campbell, Sue: 85, 165, 182. Can, Steve: 171. Canham, Patricia: 167. Cannon, Kay: 108, 159, 166, 167. Cannon, Robert W.: 132, 140, 175. Carey, Jonathan: 85, 157, 160, 164, 174 ,175. Carlson, Randall: 108, 162. Carlson, Sue: 132. Carmack, Linda A.: 108, 187. Carmele, Toni: 176. Carmody, Janice: 132. Carmody, Jerry L.: 132, 170. Carmody, Joe F.: 53, 172, 190. Carneal, Douglas: 132, 200, 201. Caron, Debra L.: 85. Carpenter, Mason: 53. Carr, Steven R.: 133. Carrico, Barbara: 85. Carrico, Bruce: 85. Carrico, James F.: 153, 219. Carter, David E.: 108, 197. Carter, James W.: 53, 170. Carter, Meg: 133. Carter, Mrs. Myra: 30. Carter, Robert F.: 53, 158, 164, 203, 260. Casabona, Susan: 133, 185, 249, 267. Case, Jim M.: 48, 53, 164, 172, 259. Cassell, Cynthia: 133. Cassell, Phyllis R.: 44. Cassell, Wynne E.: 85, 165. Cassidy, Kevin S.: 133, 219. Cassidy, Patrick: 53, 164, 172, 173, 190. 224, 226. Catlett, Larry S.: 54, 202, 203. Catlett, Ross: 108, 172, 203. Cavanaugh, Patricia: 85, 172, 207. Ceconi, Phillip: 85, 172, 190, 227. Centracchio, Jeanne: 133, 161, 166, 167. Cermele, Toni: 133, 166. Chalfant, Ron: 133. Chalk, Bradford: 108, 179. Chalker, Judy: 133. Charron, Amy: 85. Charles, Linda J.: 167. Chiniara, Sonia: 24, 54, 158, 160, 16T, 164. Chiniara, Tony: 108, 113, 171. Christ, Mrs. Mary Ann: 34. Christian, John: 133, 219. Christian, Stephen: 85. Christy, Michael: 85. Church, Douglas: 54, 179. Cirillo, James H.: 133. Clabaugh, Hinton: 108, 179, 197, 227. Clabaugh, Jane M.: 179. Clark, Dennis K.: 54. Clark, Michael L.: 54, 172, 214, 249, 253, 261. Clark, Richard E.: 86. Clark, Steven P.: 86. Clark, Wayne L.: 54, 170. Clarkson, Brett: 133. Claxton, Ross B.: 86. Clem, Wayne: 108. Clough, Phyllis: 54, 160, 173. Cockerham, Mrs. Phyllis: 42, 204. Cofer, Charles G.: 108, 160, 164, 169, 172. Cogar, Phillip E.: 133. Cogar, Terry J.: 133. Coggin, Mr. James: 22. Coghill, William: 108. Collier, Joann N.: 133. Collier, Linda M.: 86, 162, 222, Collins, Barbara A.: 44. Conger, Todd E.: 134. Conham, Patti: 134. Conley, Barbara: 134. Conlin, Rose Ann: 108, 112. Connell, Laura J.: 86, 158, 172. Conrad, Mrs. Lois: 32. Conway, Sue: 134, 176. Cook, Bryon: 54, 158, 161, 172, 209, 214. Cook, Tim: 134. Cooper, Carol M.: 82, 86, 165. Cooper, Coralynn: 54, 81, 173, 176, 258, 267. Cooper, Michael: 108, 159, 169. Cooper, Susan: 134. Copple, Barbara: 86, 222. Corcoran, Frank: 108, 197. Cornett, Beverly: 86. Corra, Carol Ann: 109. Corra, Rodger: 54. Cotter, Alicia A.: 109, 176. Cornett, Carol J.: 108, 165. Cotter, William J.: 55. Courson, Cindy: 134. Cowan, Dennis K.: 109. Cox, Ann: 109, 167. Cox, Karen A.: 134. Cox, Nancy L.: 55. Craft, Mindy A.: 109, 127, 167. Craft, Thomas C.: 134, 219. Craft, Jim: 134, 219. Craft, Rebecca A.: 55. Craig, Denise L.: 24, 55, 167, 173. Craig, Lorilee A.: 134, 167, 176. Crawford, Susan: 55. Crawford, Terri: 86, 176. Crimmins, Jim: 109, 197. Crockett, Mr. Edward: 41, 170. Crogan, Anne M.: 109, 134, 164. Croghan, Greg: 201, 219. Crooks, Cindy L.: 134. Crooks, Pamela K.: 55, 187. Cross, Stephen D.: 108. Crotinger, Trudi: 24, 55, 164, 182. Crowder, Mary C:. 109, 167. Crowley, Elizabeth: 86. Crowley, Michael: 55, 166, 171, 174. Crowley, Timothy: 109, 202, 203. Culbert, Linda: 153, 161. Culkin, Katherine: 134, 167. Cullison, Vickie: 24, 109. Cummings, Richard: 109, 197. Cummins, Candice: 55, 167. Cummins, Ronnie: 134. Cunningham, Sally: 152, 161, 164, 167. Curti, Gregory J.: 134. Czapiewski, Susan: 109, 160, 172, 207. Daggle, Karen E.: 109, 176. Daggle, Loretta: 134. Daigle, Janelle: 134. Dakin, Monta Lee: 104, 109, 184, 249. Dale, Abbie: 55. D’Alessandro, Ruth: 86. Dallow, Kim F.: 56, 170. Dallow, Kurt T.: 134, 179. Dalton, Deborah: 109. Dalton, Donald M.: 86. Dameron, Debra J.: 109, 167. Daniel, Claudia: 109, 166. Daniels, Cathy C.: 109, 187. Daniels, Philip: 109. Darby, William J.: 86. Davidson, Leroy: 56. Davis, Chet A.: 153. Davis, Karen: 109, 166. Deakin, Bruce: 86. Deakin, Catherine: 56. Deal, Miss Carol: 28. Dean, Pat: 109, 227. Dearden, Joanna: 110, 176. DeAtley, Bruce B.: 110, 197, 217. DeAtley, Craig A.: 56, 160, 164, 172, 173, 190, 194, 256. Decker, Andrew J.: 86, 166, 168, 169, 170, 171, 179. Decker, Marsha L.: 134, 166, 167. DeCuir, Kenneth: 56, 172. Deeney, Mary Anne: 134. DeLaFleur, Mr. Thomas: 28. DeLaMater, Dianna: 110. DeLaney, Christy: 25, 56, 160, 174. DeLauder, Janet: 135, 167. Del Signore, Margaret: 135. Dempsey, Cheryl: 185. Dempsey, Craig H.: 56, 158, 166, 171. Dempsey, Donna: 135. Dempsey, Mary Y.: 110, 176. Dennis, Irene D.: 44. Dennis, Bill: 135. Dennis, Wayne L.: 170. Denny, Mike: 135. DePue, Douglas E.: 110. DePue, Stephen B.: 110. DeVeney, James W.: 56. 294 DeVier, Jill E.: 135, 249. Dew, Gene T.: 56, 170. DeZarn, Kathy: 110, 165. Diapoulis, Alexander: 176. Dias, Carol: 86, 176. Diehl, Janie: 86, 166, 176. Disenhaus, Nancy: 56, 158, 161, 164, 183. Dillon, Sylvia L.: 24, 86, 162. Dittrich, Gail A.: 110. Dobbins, Pamela: 110, 162. Dobriansky, Larisa: 86, 158, 161, 172, 174. Dodson, Cheri A.: 135. Dodson, Denise M.: 86, 162. Dodson, Melton L.: 45. Dolan, Linda J.: 135, 176. Dolan, Steve R.: 135, 201. Donaldson, Susan: 86, 160, 174. Donelan, Michael: 57, 160, 173, 174. Dority, Lueanne: 135. Dorland, Kris A.: 87. Dotterer, Diane: 57. Douglas, Debra D.: 110. Douglas, Dixie L.: 135, 176. Downey, Bridget: 135, 166, 167. Downs, Alex: 87. Dozier, Deborah: 24, 57. Driscoll, John J.: 57, 190, 172. Drury, Brenda C.: 57. Drury, James M.: 110. Drye, Jean: 135, 176. Duckett, Michael: 87. Duffy, Patricia: 87, 180. Dugan, Richard: 110. Duncan, Donna G.: 135, 167. Dunwoody, Robert: 135. Durso, Bea: 87. Durso, Lucia: 135, 166, 167. Durso, Michael L.: 57, 166. Dutton, William: 87. Dye, Betty M.: 44. Dye, Joe: 87, 164, 172, 190, 192, 194. Dye, Kathy: 24, 87, 158, 161, 164, 167. Dye, Susan E.: 57, 158, 165. Earley, Virgina: 110. Eaton, Eileen G.: 24, 87, 170. Eckert, John G.: 87. Edinger, Kathy: 135, 176. Edwards, Carl M.: 57. Edwards, Dana J.: 25, 87. Edwards, Marilyn: 57. Edwards, Mark C.: 57. Edwards, Ron: 87. Eidson, John R.: 57, 170. Elkins, Mary L.: 57, 165. Elliott, Denise: 87. Elliott, Sandra: 24, 87, 162. Elliott, Wendy: 135, 207. Ely, Peggy A.: 24, 57. Emanuel, Barbara : 135. Eng, William A.: 58, 171. Emrick, Pam: 135, 162. Engel, Sallie: 87, 158, 161, 164. English, Deborah: 87, 172, 204, 220, 221 , 222 . Ennis, Mike: 135. Enright, John M.: 136. Erickson, Patricia: 87, 165, 182. Erickson, Wayne E.: 87, 179. Estes, Michael D.: 110. Evans, Mr. Robert A.: 42, 169. Ewing, Francis M.: 136. Eybers, Debra A.: 136, 167. Fader, Kerry L.: 87, 187. Fagan, Mrs. Betty: 22. Fahringer, Trip: 88, 190, 227. Faith, Judith E.: 58, 160, 173. Falk, Craig B.: 58, 190, 249. Fanske, Mrs. Linda: 26. Farinholt, Richard: 88. Farinholt, William: 58. Farkash, Thomas: 88, 190. Farrell, Stephen: 136. Fassihi, AM R.: 110, 197. Fassihi, Ata O.: 110, 197. Feild, Charon A.: 82, 88, 164. Fellows, Deborah: 110. Fergusion, Jim: 136. Ferguson, Ann: 110. Fertig, Gloria J.: 136, 167. Fessler, Linda J.: 24. Fessler, Richard: 24, 58. Figura, John G.: 110. Filipczyk, Patty: 135. Filipczyk, Tania: 110, 167. Filkins, Mrs. Jane: 30. Finnell, George: 58, 169. Finnell, Richard: 88, 169. Fisher, Aaron K.: 136. Fisher, Kenny: 136, 200. Fisher, Richard: 110, 197, 216, 217. Fisher, Robert W.: 58, 164, 172, 190, 194. Fisher, Sharon: 111, 165. Fisher, Thomas F.: 58. Fishkin, Joelle: 58. Fishkin, Terry D.: 136. Fitz, Elizabeth: 111. Fitz, Ginger L.: 88, 222. Fitzgibbons, Barry: 87. Fitzhugh, David: 137. Fitzpatrick, Kathleen: 24, 152. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Mary: 23. Fitzsimmons, Keith: 111, 197. Flanders, Shelia: 58, 165. Fleming, Kenneth: 59, 170. Flipse, Patricia: 59, 165. Flynn, Catherine: 24, 59, 162. Flynn, Elizabeth: 111, 162. Flynn, John T.: 137. Flynt, Janie B.: 88, 179. Foder, Patty: 137, 204, 207, 222. Folker, Allison: 59, 165, 180, 257. Forcier, Gary M.: 88. Ford, Belinda L.: 59, 176. Fortier, Paul O.: 137, 201. Forvendel, Valerie: 111, 166. Forward, James T.: 59, 158, 179, 257. Foster, Robert G.: 24, 59. Fourqurean, Jan: 59. Fourqurean, Sandy: 137, 167. Fox, Deborah: 111. Fralick, Eric T.: 59, 174, 257. Francisco, Frank: 88, 172. Franzel, Kathy: 111, 187. Fredricks, Oswald C.: 59, 158, 160, 164, 172, 175, 188. Freeh, Patricia L.: 111. Freeman, Lynda L.: 111. French, Jessica: 137, 167. Freund, Joseph: 111. Friedlander, Mark: 137. Friedman, Barbara P.: 46, 59, 158, 160, 161, 175. Friedman, John A.: 88, 179. Frye, Charles W.: 137. Fulcher, Glenna J.: 88, 167, 222, 223. Fuller, Bernard: 59, 202, 203. Fuller, Linda A.: 88, 167. Furbee, Donald R.: 137. Gabocy, Nancy J.: 24, 60, 158, 166. Gabocy, Vicky: 88, 167. Gaines, Elbert L.: 170, 179. Gallacher, Nina: 88, 158, 160, 161, 175. Gallagher, Margaret: 60, 166. Gallagher, Patty: 153. Gallifant, Gay: 137. Galutia, Beth L.: 137. Gardner, Linda: 137. Gardner, Susan L.: 88, 167. Gardner, Mr. William: 34, 82. Garrett, Robert: 60. Garth, Margaret: 111, 166. Garth, Mary Beth: 60, 167. Gaul, Peter J.: 176. Gawkowski, Ilona P.: 60. Gaylord, Michael: 60, 170. Gaylord, Sandra: 137. Gearhart, Gary: 111, 170. Geisler, James A.: 137. Geisler, Mary C.: 111. Gentile, Dave: 176. Geoffroy, Albert: 88, 190. Geoffroy, Claire: 137. Geoffroy, Paul A.: 88, 179. Gerhard, James N.: 137, 201. Gerfen, Larry R.: Ill, 197. Getty, Mr. James: 37. Gibson, Robert J.: 60, 170. Gilbert, John R.: 170. Gilbert, Mark S.: 137. Gilbert, Mike: 88. Gilbert, Sandra: 111, 166. • Gilheany, Pamela: 111, 159, 172, 223. Gilheany, Stephen: 60, 167, 171. Gillespie, Gigi: 104, 111, 184. Gittin, Laurence: 170. Glascock, Suzanne: 112, 165, 223. Gleiter, Thomas: 60, 166. Glenzer, Marcia: 89. Gluch, Janice J.: 137. Godek, Barbara V.: 137. Golden, Patricia: 89. Gomez, Olga: 44. Goodman, Alan S.: 112, 161, 171. Goodson, Clarence: 60. Gordon, Margaret M.: 44. Gore, Carolyn E.: 89. Gorham, John M.: 89. Gorman, Patricia: 137, 185, 255. Gough, David B.: 137. Gould, Stephanie: 25, 60, 174. Gould, Suzanne P.: 137. Gower, John R.: 137. Gower, Thelma R.: 112, 172, 205, 223. Gower, Tim: 203. Grady, Margaret: 138. Graham, Nancy J.: 112. Graham, John R.: 138, 219. Graham, Susan L.: 112, 159, 166, 204, 207, 223. Grant, Deborah A.: 138, 176. Gravat, Michael: 138. Graves, Randy C.: 112. Graves, Virginia: 112, 159, 161. Gravett, Deborah: 138. Green, Bonnie K.: 138. Green, Frank: 171. Greenstreet, Steve: 61, 172, 212, 213. Gregory, Cindy: 112, 167. Grekas, Bessie E.: 89, 158, 170. Grenwis, Robert: 170. Griffin, William: 112, 176. Grimes, Glenn: 89, 226. Grimm, Carl E.: 89. Grimsley, Ellison: 112. Grimsley, Ellisworth: 61, 170. Grodowitz, Judith: 89, 165, 183. Groemping, Ralph: 138. Grogan, Janet L.: 112, 187. Grubbs, Gloria A.: 89. Grubbs, Mary E.: 89. Guch, Susan K.: 112. Habib, Maggie: 89, 157, 158, 161, 162, 164, 166, 167, 168. Habib, Maha: 138, 167. Haddock, Michael: 112, 170. Haffner, Rosemary: 112, 167. Hagedorn, Paul: 112, 171. Hagen, Tim: 89, 164. Haines, Robert I.: 138, 166. Haislip, Det: 138, 227. Hale, Jon F.: 112. Hall, Alfred: 113. Hall, Carolyn: 138, 167. Hall, Dave: 89, 160, 172. Hall, Deborah: 113. Hall, Delphia: 138. Hall, Ernie: 89, 179. Hall, Jennifer: 89. Hall, Larry: 138, 201. Hall, Patty: 113, 165. Hallahan, Kathleen: 61. Halsey, Tim: 89. Hamilton, Alan: 113. Hamlin, Chris: 89, 161, 167, 172, 175. Hamm, Karl: 61, 167, 173. Hamm, Maryllis: 89, 167. Hammer, Terry: 61, 172. Hammond, Mrs. Katharine: 22. Hampton, Cathy: 138, 172, 207. Hampton, Deborah: 61, 176. Hanes, Barbara L.: 21, 61, 166, 167, 187. Hanes, Mr. John: 18. Haney, Cindy R.: 113, 165. Hansborough, Rita: 138. Hardbower, Phillip: 61. Hare, Freddie L.: 45. Hargreaves, Geoffrey: 138. Harman, Ronald C.: 89, 179. Harmon, Juliane M.: 138, 176. Harnish, Chris: 113, 187. Harold, Cynthia: 113, 167. Harold, Roger V.: 153. Harris, Mrs. Betty: 36. Harris, Chris: 113, 187. Harris, Curtis E.: 138. Harris, Ellen H.: 16, 48, 61, 164, 175, 257, 267. Harris, Franky: 138. Harrison, Donna: 61. Hartinger, James: 24, 62, 172, 194, 249, 250, 256. Hartinger, Kristin: 113. Hartsoe, Hazel: 113. Harvell, Bill: 113, 197. Harvith, Charles: 113, 172, 224, 226. Hawkins, Kathy: 128, 138. Hay, Margaret A.: 113. Hay, Pam: 138. Hayes, Barbara E.: 90, 158, 170. Hayes, Mark: 138. Hays, Steve: 90, 172, 176, 225. 226. Hayweiser, Linda: 62. Hayweiser, Sharon: 138, 176, 267. Haywood, Garlene Y.: 45. Healy, Diane: 139. Hediger, Eric: 90, 161. Hediger, Lee: 90, 166, 167. Hedlund, John: 90, 164. Hedlund, Steven: 153, 219. Heimbach, Hollis: 62, 165. Hek, Homer: 113. Helton, Gregg: 139, 179. Helton, Robert E.: 24, 62, 160. Hemphill, Charles: 139. Hemsley, Dixie L.: 113, 207. Henderson, Mr. Don: 30, 191, 197, 219. Hendricks, Douglas: 139, 179. Hendry, Cheryl E.: 153. Hendry, Patrick: 62. Hennigan, Elizabeth: 113. Henry, Kathleen: 114. Herman, Pam: 90, 170, 176. Herrewig, Gary P.: 114. Hess, Mr. Eugene: 42. Hey, Winston W.: 139. Hichak, Charles: 114, 171. Hicks, Brenda: 62. Hicks, Linda: 24, 90. Hill, Debbie: 139. Hill, Mary J.: 114. Himmelman, Marsha: 114, 222, 223. Hines, Mrs. Bonnie: 26. Hinkle, Jane: 90, 179. Hirsch, Thomas: 90, 167. Hoffman, Bill: 227. Hoffman, Carol A.: 24, 139, 176. Hoffman, Jane L.: 139, 176. Hoffman, Mr. Jonathan: 37, 178, 179. Hoffman, Mark: 170. Hoffman, Marsha: 139. Holland, George: 90. Holloway, Jim: 170. Holloway, Thomas: 90. Holman, Vickie: 90, 176. Holtzworth, Lynn: 91. Honenberger, Chris: 114. Hoobler, Diane: 139. Hoobler, Priscilla: 90. Hood, Ellen: 139, 167. Hood, Bill: 90. Hoover, Cindy: 139, 176. Hoover, Bob: 90. Hopkins, Alice: 62. Hopkins, Christy: 90, 157, 160, 164, 175, 182. Hopkins, Mark: 139, 179. Horita, Yon: 139, 171, 227. Horn, Steve: 90, 179. Housman, Larry: 114, 171, 227. Houston, Janet: 114, 165, 184. Houston, Larry: 91, 164, 168. Howard, Walter: 91, 162, 176. Howard, Wililam: 114, 167. Howe, Mr. Ralph: 39. Howell, Carla: 91, 162. Howell, Joe: 91, 190, 195. Howell, Judy: 139. Howell, Nina: 139. Huff, Ruby D.: 45. Hughes, Charlene: 114, 176. Hughes, Kathy: 114, 187. Hulen, Mr. John: 42, 214, 216. Huitman, Allen J.: 91. Hummel, Susan: 114, 167. Hummer, Karen L.: 114, 167. Hunt, Jeff: 114, 164, 217, 249. Hunter, Richard: 139. Huntley, Mr, Charles: 35, 157, 197, 199. Huyett, June: 62, 165. Hyland, Peter: 62, 190. Ingham, Susan: 91, 172, 204. Ingraham, Martha: 21, 62, 167, 187. Isaacs, Jeffrey: 139. Iwanik, Ann: 114, 165. Jacks, Richard P.: 62. Jackson, Joyce H.: 140. Jackson, Timothy: 114. Jean, Bernard P.: 63. Jean, Joseph A.: 115. Jean, Marie H.: 115, 161. Jefferis, Leslie: 140. Jenkins, Cynthia: 115, 187. Jenkins, Mr. Erskin: 39. Jensen, Douglas: 115, 171. Jewell, Buz: 24, 91. J i I Ison .Frank R.: 63. Jobst, Joan E.: 24, 63, 165, 176, 187. Johnson, David E.: 167. Johnson, Diane: 24, 63, 187. Johnson, Edward B.: 115. Johnson, Elizabeth: 24, 63, 166. Johnson, Gregory: 140, 219. Johnson, Kevin: 24, 91, 169. Johnson, Margaret: 21. Johnson, Mary L.: 44. Johnson, Michael: 115, 179, 197. Johnson, Robert W.: 45. Johnson, Wendell: 140, 201, 219. Johnston, Don T.: 140, 201. Johnston, Scott: 140. Johnston, Susan: 115. Jones, Felton C.: 140, 201. Jones, Kathleen: 140, 167. Jones, Laura M.: 140. Jones, Marian J.: 91. Jones, Richard M.: 63, 158, 161, 171. Jones, Terry: 140. Jordan, William: 63. Jordan, Mr. William H.: 18, 19. Jorgensen, Jack: 91, 158. Joseph, Wayne: 115. Joy, Tony: 115, 203. Joy, Mark B.: 91. Judd, Gary: 170. Judson, Kathryn: 140. Judson, Steve: 115. Kabrich, Judith: 115. Kaetzel, Tom: 91. Kahle, Karen R.: 91, 176. Karr, Michael P.: 176. Kay, Sherryl: 128, 140, 167. Kaye, Sylvia: 115. Keberline, James: 140. Keels, Carol A.: 115, 167. Keen, Nancy M.: 63, 166. Keeter, Deborah: 25, 91, 165. Keith, Sandy L.: 91. Keller, Janice A.: 63. Kelly, George K.: 63, 157, 158, 172, 190. Kelly, John M.: 92, 164, 172, 190, 194, 195. Kelly, Tara A.: 115, 157, 161. Kendall, Rick: 92, 169, 172. Kenley, Andrew J.: 63, 172, 226, 251, 258. Kenley, Peggy L.: 140, 255. Kennedy, Larry: 115, 197. Kennedy, Steven: 64. Kennel, John J.: 64. Kenney, John: 167, 197. Kenney, William: 115, 169. Kenny, Kolleen A.: 92. Kerns, Walter I.: 92, 169, 171. Kessinger, Miss Margaret: 27. Kevan, Thomas D.: 64, 166, 171. Kevill, Cliff: 92, 164, 172, 224, 225, 226. Killrakis, Kristina: 140, 176. Kimmel, Helene: 115, 167. King, Christopher: 140. King, Cindy D.: 104, 115, 165, 187. King, Gregory W.: 115. King, Lynn: 115, 167. King, Susan L.: 24, 64, 158. Kintner, Mary H.: 115. Klein, Steven R.: 153. Klemm, Roberta: 140, 166. Kleyla, Lynne: 92. Kluson, Debbie: 140. Kluson, Robert A.: 92, 172, 194. Knapp, Mrs. Adelaide: 36. Knapp, Diana L.: 140. Knapp, John S.: 116. Knapp, Lucy A.: 116, 124, 249. 295 Knipple, Cathy E.: 116, 176. Koch, Mrs. Arline: 35, 156, 157. Koenig, Barbara: 141, 159, 166. Kopps, Brad: 92. Korcel, Edmund E.: 179. Korcel, Jane A.: 176. Kozak, Fred R.: 64, 164, 172, 190, 193, 194. Kraft, Roxanne H.: 92, 179. Kramer, William: 116, 159, 164, 179, 215, 216, 217. Kranz, Ted N.: 24, 92. Kraut, Susan E.: 92. Krebs, Robert: 141. Krisa, Stephen J.: 116. Krochalis, Richard: 64, 157, 158, 161, 168, 169. La Bar, Barry W.: 92. Lacey, Dave: 92. Lacey, Donald: 116. Lacy, Ronnie Sue: 64, 161. Laguens, Deborah: 64, 164, 258. Lambert, Jeffery: 64. Landwehr, Barbara: 141. Langkamp, Steve: 153. Lantz, Donna: 92, 187. La Rock, Ralph C.: 92. La Rock, Stephen: 64. Larowe, Linda: 116, 170. Larsen, Don J.: 92. Larson, Sharon M.: 104, 116, 161, 165. Latham, Tim J.: 116, 179. Laufer, Terri L.: 92, 207. Lauver, Nancy F.: 116. La Vore, Charlene: 65. Laws, Gary W.: 116, 159, 171. Laws, Ronald E.: 141. Lawton, Sherry E.: 116. Layne, Gregory A.: 116. Leaky, Dr. Louis S. B.: 264. Le Doux, Janelle: 141, 167. Le Doux, Jeff: 93. Le Doux, John N.: 93. Lee, Frank R.: 93. Lee, Jam ' s K.: 141. Le Garie, Warren: 218, 219. Legg, Karen S.: 141. Leizear, Karen J.: 116, 184. Lewis, Anita J.: 45. Lewis, Brian: 116, 164, 166, 171. Lewy, Barbara: 116, 167, 187. Lilly, Brad: 141. Lilly, Neil: 116, 197. Lindberg, Roger: 65, 170. Lingle, Sue: 93, 165, 187. Little, Cathy: 93, 167. Little, Judy M.: 93. Loboudger, Lani: 65, 158, 165. Loesch, Dave A.: 93. Londner, Pat: 116, 161, 166. Long, Era J.: 44. Long, Susan J.: 24, 65, 166, 167, 170. Lowe, David G.: 116. Lowe, Robert D.: 93. Lowell, Craig: 116. Lower, Donald J.: 65. Lowrey, Doug: 116, 197. Lowrey, George: 117, 179. Lubbehusen, Robert: 117. Lucckese, David: 141. Lumpkins, Eddie: 117. Lunsford, Sara M.: 65. Lundgren, Nancy: 141. Lust, Adele D.: 141. Lynch, Chuck: 116. Lynch, Daniel J.: 170. Lynch, Mrs. Elinor: 40. Lynch, Kathleen A.: 141, 176. Lynch, Janice: 24, 93, 165. Lynch, Pat J.: 116, 197. Lyon, David H.: 93, 164. Lyon, Thomas C.: 141, 227. MacKinnon, Steve: 93, 164, 172, 190 192, 226. MacWelch, Michael: 141. Madden, Martin C.: 141. Maddock, Pamela: 65, 158, 160, 164 174, 257. Maerker, Carolye: 93, 165. Mahan, Patti. 117, 167, 172, 222, 223. Maher, Colleen J.: 141, 167. Maher, Jeffrey: 117, 179. Maitland, Betsy: 117, 170. Malcolm, Robert: 93, 169. Maness, Debbie: 117, 161, 166. Maness, Chip: 93. Mankin, Patricia: 141. Mann, Tom G.: 93. Manning, Jeff: 117. Marek, Richard T.: 93, 190. Marion, Suzanne: 117. Markey, Ve ronica: 141. Marks, Ellen B.: 93, 157, 160, 174. Mansy, William: 117, 170. Marquardt, Linda: 93, 160, 167, 175. Marshall, Steve: 117, 217. Marshall, Thomas: 141. Martenson, Steve: 117, 159, 197, 198, 217. Martin, John M.: 93. Martin, Joseph N.: 65, 170, 172. Martin, Mike: 93, 173. Martin, Scott H.: 141, 179. Mason, Bertha L.: 44. Masse, Robert J.: 141. Masse, Bill W.: 93. Massie, Gerald E.: 117. Masterman, Martin: 65, 170. Masters, Joan K.: 65, 157, 158, 172, 204. Masterson, Joe: 93. Masterson, Steve: 94. Masterson, Terry: 128, 142. Mathis, Amy S.: 142, 167. Mathis, Mandy J.: 94, 158, 160, 167, 172, 175, 204. Mathis, Randy: 117, 179. Matteson, Patti: 117, 187. Matthews, Linda: 118, 164, 167. Maxwell, Susan: 142, 167. May, Karen L.: 24, 25, 66. May, Randy: 176. Maydwell, George: 142, 171. Mayer, Chris: 44, 160, 168. Mayer, Harry A.: 66, 158, 169. Mayer, John J.: 118. McAdams, Barbara: 66, 174. McCaa, Brian: 118. McArtor, Mark: 94. McCloud, Mary: 118. McConnell, Mr. Adair: 28, 244. McCorkle, Mac: 118, 169. McCracken, Carolyn: 24, 66, 172. McCracken, Cheryl: 24, 66. McCracken, Connie: 176. McCracken, Sue: 176. McCullen, Terry: 66, 165, 176, 187. Mc-Daniel, Debbie: 82, 94, 164, 172, 182, 222. McDaniel, Helen: 118. McDaniel, Nancy: 118, 187. McDonough, Mr. Raymond: 39, 201. McElroy, Bernadine: 44. McEnroe, Paul: 66, 174. McGeachy, Brenda: 118, 165. McGown, Sandy: 94, 167. McGuire, Joan: 66. McKee, Dave: 118, 197. McKinless, Geoff: 256. McKinless, Martha: 24. McLaughlin, Gary: 94, 190. McLean, Margot: 118. McNaughton, Mrs. Jean: 21. McWhinney, Kevin: 201. Meacher, Eric C.: 94. Mead, Jayne E.: 94, 167, 170, 172, 204, 205. Meek, Dana L.: 66. Meek, David W.: 66. Megonigal, Marta: 66. Meharg, Diane: 94. Mehmel, Constance: 67, 161, 176. Melby, Richard: 95, 179, 190. Melone, Mr. John: 32. Mendenhall, Karen: 118, 176. Menking, Rodger: 118. Mertz, Robert H.: 67, 170. Meyer, Douglas O.: 67. Meyer, Harry: 201. Meyer, Laraine: 143. Meyers, Evie: 95, 161, 166, 174. Middlemas, Diana: 95, 157, 158, 160, 161, 164, 175. Middlemas, Mary: 118, 187. Midkiff, Dale S.: 143. Midkiff, Marlene: 95, 165. Mileur, Michael: 67, 164, 208, 212. Mileur, Pat J.: 95. Milks, Joseph H.: 67, 169. Miller, Anne L.: 67, 165. Miller, Betty A.: 67. Miller, Miss Ellen: 27, 244. Miller, Grayce A.: 118, 165. Miller, Jerry K.: 95, 161. Miller, John C.: 143. Miller, Linda J.: 118. Miller, Peggy: 118, 161. Miller, Peter H.: 67. Miller, Susan D.: 118, 167. Mills, Debbie R.: 143. Mills, Harrianne: 118, 167. Mims, Ruby A.: 143. Minor, Steve: 95. Minteens, Charlotte: 118. Mitchell, Dan: 170. Mitchell, Linda: 24, 67, 174. Mitchell, Richard: 143, 219. Mitchell, William: 67, 171. Mitchem, Kathy: 118. Miyamoto, Darlene: 68, 158, 160, 164, 175, 274. Miyamoto, Gregg: 118, 197. Mizell, Marylee: 95, 161, 166. Mock, Mrs. Anne: 40. Mokosh, Miss Judith: 40. Montgomery, Krista: 95,-. 165. Montgomery, Sara: 68, 165. Montgomery, Sharon: 143. Moody, Carol E.: 95. Moore, Bob J.: 95. Moore ,Bob J.: 95. Moore, Claudia J.: 24, 68, 161, 176. Moore, Julie R.: 95, 179, 187. Moore, Kathleen: 68, 157, 158, 160, 161,.164, 174. Moore, Susan D.: 143. Moorefield, Donna: 95. Moquin, Alan V.: 170. Moran, William A.: 68, 176. Morandi, John A.: 118, 159. Morandi, Judith: 143. Morelli, Pam: 95, 172. Morgan, Joe A.: 95. Morgan, Marsha L.: 95, 167, 176. Morgan, Sharon Y.: 143. Morgan, Steve: 143, 171. Moriarty, Betsy: 119, 161. Morris, Cindy: 119, 164, 167, 176. Morris, Mr. Donald: 33. Morris, Susan H.: 95. Morrison, Miss Carolyn: 42. Morrow, Lance W.: 95. Moses, Mrs. MaeBeth: 30. Moss, Daniel C.: 68, 179. Movat, Mike: 176. Moxham, Steve K.: 95, 179. Mullarkey, Mary S.: 119. Mullen, Bob A.: 95, 179. Mullin, Charlie: 119, 197. Mullin, Patricia: 68, 81, 157, 164. Mullins, Keith E.: 143. Mumpower, Mr. Clarence: 30. Munnikhuysen, Walter: 119, 197. Murcott, Miss llene: 22. Murdock, Richard: 143. Murphy, David P.: 68. Murphy, Mrs. Maurine: 35. Murphy, Sheryll A.: 95, 167. Murray, Robert M.: 170. Musinski, Mike: 143. Mussetto, Nancy: 96, 158, 161. Myers, Joan M.: 119. Myers, Pamela A.: 68, 165, 176, 183. Myers, Scott C.: 143. Myers, Vickie L.: 68. Myers, Wayne E.: 68. Nash, Barbara A.: 143, 167. Nash, Cynthia J.: 96, 160, 166, 167, 175. Nash, Mrs. Helen: 25. Needham, Nancy A.: 143. Neff, Linda L.: 24, 69, 157. Neff, Marcie J.: 143. Negley, Denise L.: 69. Nehl, Tom W.: 119. Nelson, Mrs. Waltraut: 28. Netzel, Frank: 153. Netzel, Stephen: 169. Neumann, Jon H.: 96, 167, 202, 203. Neumann, Joseph: 69. Neumann, Vance J.: 143. Newby, Carl R.: 143, 179. Newby, Deborah: 96, 167. Newcomb, Yvonne: 24, 69, 165, 166. Nicely, Larry W.: 143. Nicholas, Charlene: 119, 161. Nicholson, Hardin: 143. Nicholson, Nancy: 119, 167, 267. Nixon, Mrs. Margaret: 27. Nolan, Bruce E.: 119, 197. Nolan, Brad: 144, 179. Nolan, Wililam B.: 69. Noordhoff, David: 96. Nordstrom, Mary: 119, 187. Norman, Nancy E.: 144. Norton, Allen B.: 119. Norton, Dolores: 119, 167. Norton, Gerry: 96. Norton, James D.: 176. Norwood, Vicki: 69, 165. Novak, John M.: 96, 179. Novgrod, Robert: 96. Nudhan, Nancy: 167. Nyberg, Thomas: 119. Obaugh, Barbara: 24, 96. O’Connor, Marie: 96, 170. Odell, Karen A.: 144, 179. Odell, Terrie L.: 24, 69, 165, 167, 179. Odin, Wayne: 119, 178, 179. O ' Donnell, Janice: 144. O ' Donnell, John J.: 69. Oesterich, Larry: 96, 157, 158, 169, 176. Oglesby, Judith: 120, 167. Oglesby, Patricia: 69, 176, 187. Oksa, Donna M.: 144, 176. Olin, Mrs. Hazel: 21. Olin, Peter M.: 96, 157, 164. Orndorf, Charles: 120. Orton, Kevin J.: 96. Orton, Sally A.: 69. Osius, John V.: 96. Owen, Jeannette: 120, 167. Owens, Gregory A.: 144. Pace, Beth: 144, 185. Pace, Martha: 25, 69, 158, 159, 164, 249, 261. Pacharzine, Shelly: 165. Pack, Larry: 96. Padham, Mary: 120. Padham, Susan: 69, 172, 221, 222. Page, Rick: 96. Pagel, Jamie: 96, 267. Palmer, Betsy: 96, 166, 167, 176. Palmer, Jeanne: 97, 172, 204, 220,221, 222 . Panned, Dean R.: 144. Paolucci, Kris: 144, 176. Paquin, Joseph: 144, 201. Parce, John D.: 197. Parker, Neil: 120, 166, 171. Parrish, Mike: 120, 262. Parsons, Danny: 120. Parsons, Frank: 97. Parsons, Randi: 70. Parsons, Roily: 144 Pence, Mary Lou: 120, 166, 167. Pascoe, Sam: 97. Patton, Linda: 24, 70. Patton, Robert: 170. Paul, Rusty: 120, 159, 164, 171, 175, 227. Paule, Larry: 120, 179. Pauli, Linda: 70, 158, 165, 183. Payne, Denise: 144, 176. Payne, Helen C.: 70, 165, 180, 181. Payne, John: 70. Peach, Bob: 120, 197. Peck, C arol: 144. Peck, Jeffrey: 144, 176. Peck, Nancy: 120. Pence, Mrs. Ruth: 27. Pender, Henry B.: 44, 45. Pendlyshok, Pam: 120, 167. Penney, Cindy: 120. Pensabene, Gregory: 48, 70, 158, 164. Pensabene, Mary: 120, 167. Perkins, Jerry: 120, 227. Perry, Roy: 97. Perry, Warren: 70, 164, 169, 172, 190. Pershing, Jerry: 144, 219. Pershing, Mrs. Lorence M.: 21. Pesacreta, Cecelia: 97, 170. Peters, Pamela: 120, 167. Peterson, Amy: 97, 176. Peterson, Don: 144, 201, 219. Peterson, Linda: 144. Peterson, Mr. Ray: 33, 191, 194. Pever, Kathleen: 70, 166, 167. Philips, Mrs. Sandra: 27. Phillips, Betty: 44. Phipps, Linda: 120, 184. Piercy, Douglas: 144. Pierson, Pat: 144, 176. Pilk, Candee: 128, 144. Pilk, Roberta: 24, 48, 70, 160, 164, 173, 174, 249, 256, 266. Pillet, Penny: 24, 70, 158, 249, 255, 258. Pillet, Priscilla: 97, 162, 164, 172, 222. Pit ner, Danny: 97, 175. Pitner, Thomas A.: 153. Pittman, Jenny: 144, 167. Pixley, John: 97. Pixley, Steve P.: 120. Plough, Lynn: 97, 174. Poats, Susan V.: 97. Poe, Starlene: 121, 172, 204, 207. Poff, Carlee Y.: 24, 71. Pompei, Mr. Richard: 28. Poor, Mark W.: 144. Poor, Stephanie: 25, 71, 157, 158, 161, 165. Poor, Terrence J.: 153. Powell, Edward A.: 71, 166, 169, 171, 259. Powell, Patricia: 121, 186, 187, 255, 267. Prather, Carl B.: 71, 164, 172, 190, 192, 194. Prentice, Dorothy J.: 24, 97, 176. Price, Susan E.: 121, 179. Pridgen, Brenda: 71. Pridgen, Frances: 145. Pridgen, Rebecca: 144. Pridgen, William: 121. Priestly, Mrs. Betty J.: 21. Prillaman, Mrs. Eleanor: 27. Proctor, Sherry: 97. Proferes, Robert: 97, 172, 190. Provancha, Brian: 71, 172, 190, 194, 258, 262. Provancha, Lee R.: 145. Psimas, William: 121. Pumphrey, Diane: 145. Qualls, Douglas: 121. Quast, Carl: 145. Quigley, Ed: 145, 201. Quigley, Kathleen: 71, 166. Quinn, Sharon E.: 24, 97, 165. Rabinovitz, Dennis: 145, 171. Radke, Owen F.: 71. Ramberg, Jane E.: 174. Ramsey, Ron O.: 145, 201. Raney, Buffy: 121, 176. Rattan, Rick: 97, 167. Rawley, Miss Nancy: 22. Ray, Carol L.: 24, 71, 172, 204. Ray, John, Jr.: 145. Rayburn, Mr. Charles: 31, 191, 224. Rector, Bill: 145, 201. Reece, Juanita J.: 121. Reed, Judy: 97. Reed, Vaughn: 121, 197. Regan, Greg: 121, 249. Reid, Mr. Arlander: 45. Reidlebach, Pattie: 121, 165. Reisler, Elaine: 121. Reiter, Carol A.: 24, 97, 167, 172. Renfro, Charles: 121, 179. Reres, Regina A.: 71. Reres, Stephanie: 121, 165. Revely, Mr. Sidney A.: 45. Rexrode, Christina: 121. Reynolds, Barbara: 98, 167, 175. Reynolds, Cheryl: 145. Rhodes, Jan: 145, 207. Rice, Steve R.: 98. Richards, Bobby: 145. Ricketts, Jeanne: 104, 121, 184. Riddell, Ronny: 145, 161. Riddell, Tom: 98. Ridgeway, Carol: 71. Rindo, Robert J.: 71, 164. Rissell, Harold: 72. Ritt, Lynn: 121, 176. Robb, James A.: 72, 172, 179, 190. Robbins, Deborah: 145, 176. Roberson, Christine: 98, 167, 179. Roberts, Jim F.: 146, 201, 218, 219. Roberts, Joan E.: 121, 180, 181. 296 Roberts, Susan B.: 24, 72. Robinson, Mr. Calvin A.: 45. Robinson, David: 170, 203. Robinson, Douglas: 24, 72. Robinson, Perry: 146, 197. Robinson, Tom: 121. Robison, John W.: 72, 157. Rode, Janet E.: 146. Rodenhizer, Sam: 146, 201. Rodenhizer, Sue: 98. Rogers, Miss Julie: 29. Rogers, Marvin L.: 122, 197. Rogers, Will: 122, 159, 166, 167. Rolfe, Dane E.: 72. Rood, Pam.: 122. Rood, Richard: 146. Roop, William L.: 170. Rosenberg, Jan L.: 122. Rosenberg, Mark: 97. Roshto, Cindy: 122, 167. Ross, Ed K.: 145, 179. Rossell, Mrs. Julia: 27, 173. Route, Frances L.: 44. Rowe, Bonnie L.: 97, 175. Rowe, Jane: 146. Rowe, George I.: 146. Rowe, Laurie A.: 146. Rowe, Letha A.: 98, 165, 176, 267. Royce, Tammy L.: 146. Rudd, Debby D.: 146. Ruffing, Karle A.: 122, 167. Ruffing, Stephen: 72, 172, 190. Rumford, Madonna: 98. Rundle, Kathy J.: 146. Runyon, Dianne M.: 98. Rupp, Betty Lou: 72, 160, 164, 175, 242. Rupp, Ronald R.: 98. Russell, Janet K.: 72, 165, 255. Rydesky, Mary: 176. Sabula, Iris A.: 72, 174. Sadoti, Steve: 146, 201, 219. Sakamoto, Richard: 72, 158, 166, 169, 171, 261. Sanborn, Sharon: 98. Sanborn, Steve: 122, 170. Sandwen, Janice: 122. Sandwen, Lee H.: 73, 157, 166, 167. Sarto, Joseph M.: 73, 170. Saunders, Lorraine: 122, 167. Saunders, Theresa: 122, 167. Savage, Kathy: 122, 167. Saverance, Jane: 24, 73, 166, 167. Saverance, Laura: 24, 73, 167. Sawyer, Lynn: 122. Sawyer, Steve: 98. Sayre, Marian A.: 122, 187. Scanlan, Sallie A.: 24, 73, 157, 158, 160, 165, 182, 245. Scarbury, David: 146. Schaitberger, Joe: 122. Schanamann, Bob: 146, 219. Scheps, Peter J.: 73, 166, 169, 170, 174. Schindel, Windy: 98. Schmitz, Craig W.: 146. Schmitz, Tom: 167, 179. Schneider, Pamela: 146. Schnurr, Danny: 146. Schoen, Barbara: 146. Schofield, James: 73, 164, 172, 190, 249. Schrager, Seth: 122. Schreiner, Vernon M.: 98, 157, 164, 167. Schroeder, Alan: 122, 159, 217. Schuering, Alan: 73, 98, 190. Schulz, Vicky: 122. Schulze, Brenda: 24, 122. Schumacher, John: 122. Schwartz, Karen: 73. Scott, John: 98, 170. Scott, Susan: 122. Scovel, Susan L.: 73. Scroggs, Richard: 74, 160, 173, 190. Scurlock, David: 146. Sears, Hazel R.: 45. Seefeld, Alice: 146, 179. Seefeld, Jayne A.: 122. Segars, Tom A.: 122, 197. Seidel, Wes F.: 98. Senio, Mrs. Nancy: 27, 165. Sentipal, Sheila: 123. Sessions, Jan: 98. Settlemyer, John: 146, 176. Sexauer, Steve: 202, 203. Shafer, Deborah: 167. Sharpe, Karen E.: 123, 176. Sheaffer, Chris: 147. Sheftel, Karen S.: 147. Shellington, Mrs. Grace: 21. Shelton, Arlis R.: 74. Shelton, Kent C.: 147. Shelton, Kim C.: 147, 176. Shepherd, Cathy: 123. Shephard, Robert: 123, 159. Shertzer, Debby: 147. Shields, Miss Carole: 35, 164. Shipman, Candace: 153. Shirey, Suzan M.: 96, 176. Shirley, Glenn F.: 74, 170. Shislak, John: 169. Shoemaker, Carol: 74. Shoemaker, Linda: 123. Shoemaker, Steve: 99, 170. Shore, Lisa E.: 167. Short, Dennis N.: 147, 201. Short, Gary L.: 99. Short, Margaret L.: 44. Short, Wayne: 99, 224, 226. Shupe, Mr. Joseph: 39. Shurtz, Steve: 147. Sickels, Debbie A.: 123. Simon, Stuart N. 99, 164, 172, 190, 192, 224, 225, 226. Singer, Denise R.: 123. Singer, Mike: 123, 171. Singer, Richard: 123. Singletary, Suzanne: 74. Singleton, Julia: 74, 157, 160, 174, 176. Singleton, Mary: 147, 178, 179. Singleton, Bill: 123. Skaggs, David A.: 123, 167. Skelton, Beverly: 74, 176. Skelton, Julia: 147, 167, 176. Skislak, John D.: 99. Skubik, Jane M.: 123, 167. Slade, Larry: 147. Slawson, Connie: 123. Slawson, Chuck F.: 99. Sliff, Gloria J.: 147. Slingerland, Linda: 124, 167. Smarr, Bruce E.: 99, 172, 190, 195, 196, 224, 226. Smillie, Ann H.: 99, 167. Smith, Anne: 1, 74, 158, 160, 161, 175, 261. Smith, Bob M.: 99, 161, 170. Smith, Debbie: 124. Smith, Deborah L.: 128, 147. Smith, Doris L.: 44. Smith, Mrs. Frances B.: 38. Smith, Gregory B.: 74, 224, 226. Smith, James W.: 124. Smith, Jeffrey S.: 124. Smith, Katherine: 176. Smith, Norman W.: 74. Smith, Robert E.: 124. Smith, Teri R.: 24, 75, 167. Smith, Thomas A.: 75. Smith, Virginia: 44. Smith, Wesley W.: 176. Snegosky, Gloria: 75. Sobel, Patricia: 25, 75, 174. Sofet, Joseph J.: 75. Sofet, Sue: 124, 176, 207. Sollosi, John M.: 75. Sollosi, Mark S.: 147. Sorber, Corinne: 24, 75. Berber, Howard: 124, 227. Sorenson, Erik: 124. Sorrow, Terry A.: 124, 169. Soucie, Charles: 147. Spates, John M.: 75, 169. Spaulding, Richard: 147, 219. Sperry, Sandra: 124, 172, 204, 207, 223. Sperry, Sheila B.: 124, 176, 177. Spilman, Vicke J.: 124, 176. Spires, Kirk J.: 124, Spiva, Clarence: 75, 176. Spiva, Patricia: 124, 176. Spruill, Mary A.: 158, 161. Spruill, Susan E.: 124, 159. Spurlock, Suzanne: 125, 166, 172, 223. Stack, Cathy A.: 148. Stack, Wayne: 125, 197. Stacks, Miss Jaqueline: 43, 204, 207. Stafford, Virginia: 44. Stacy, Robert C.: 125. Stahling, Lynn: 125. Stahling, Susan: 75, 154, 160, 164, 174, 175. Stamper, Lee O.: 44. Stanford, Sue: 148, 176. Stargardt, Ralph: 99, 170. Starling, Bruce: 148. Starling, Wayne: 125. Starnes, Glenn: 148, 201. Steele, Bill: 125. Steinbacher, Bruce: 125, 197. Stell, Steve G.: 125. Stelloh, Christy: 148. Stelloh, Renny: 99, 160, 164, 175. Stennett, Carol: 99. Stevens, Keith E.: 99, 202, 203. Stevenson, Patti: 82, 99, 165. Stewart, Janet L.: 148, 223. Stewart, Norman: 125, 197. Stockman, Bill: 125. Stockwell, Everett: 160. Stockwell, Mark: 125. Stockwell, Rick: 148, 219. Stoddard, Christine: 125, 167. Stoffl, Andy P.: 99. Stoffel, Kathleen: 176. Stokes, Judith L.: 76, 164, 172, 175, 179, 220, 222, 259. Stokes, Mrs. Marilyn: 21. Stoughton, James: 148. Stovall, Jeanette: 76. Straight, Mike: 82, 99, 164, 172, 190. Strange, Charles: 170. Strange, Roger H.: 99. Strickland, Glenn: 99, 169. Stringer, Libby: 104, 125, 164, 172. Stringer, William: 76, 158, 164, 172, 190. Stroup, Richard: 125, 176. Stroup, Robert W.: 148, 219. Stump, Harvey: 45. Sullivan, Diane: 125. Sullivan, John D.: 76. Summers, Brenda: 100. Summers, Carlton: 148, 217. Summers, Carolyn: 76. Sundquist, Kevin: 100, 202, 203. Sutherland, Gary: 24, 48, 76, 158, 164, 258. Swadley, Nancy J.: 148, 167. Sweeney, Jacky. 125, 187. Sweeney, Jay: 99, 203. Swem, Ginny: 148. Sylvester, Steve: 125, 197. Taibbi, Bob: 148, 200, 201. Tallichet. Bill: 100. Tanner, Vicki K.: 125. Tamhouser, Carol: 148. Tavenner, Mary T.: 125. Tawney, Christine: 21, 76. Taylor, Carol A.: 24, 76, 174. Taylor, Debra: 148. Taylor, Linda L.: 148. Taylor, Pat: 125. Taylor, Viola V.: 76, 170. Tecklenborg, Ulrike: 80, 167, 172, 255. Tegge, David N.: 100, 167. Thacker, Stephen: 125. Thompson, Eileen: 76, 180, 181. Thompson, James: 100. Thompson, Janey: 148. Thompson, Revell: 100, 165, 172. Thompson, Mike: 148, 201. Thompson, Nancy: 148, 223. Thompson, Robert: 148. Thompson, Vicky: 100, 167. Tiller, Martin L.: 170. Timberlake, Steve: 24, 76, 156, 169. Timchak, Larry: 149. Timmins, Susan R.: 153, 179. Tinsman, Vicki L.: 149, 176. Tisdale, Brad: 125, 197. Titus, Mrs. Mildred: 31. Todd, Ginger: 149. Todd, Micky: 100. Toll, Jane E.: 149. Tollett, Bryan R.: 125. Tomimatsu, Gail S.: 100, 158, 162, 166, 175. Tomimatsu, Karen: 149. Tomlinson, Linda: 100, 165. Tonstad, May P.: 149. Toole, Dennis J.: 149. Torrey, Patricia: 24, 77, 172, 179. Tosh, Jeffrey L.: 126, 179. Tracy, Kathleen: 77, 164, 172. Tracy, Sue T.: 126, 164, 172, 222. Travers, Larry R.: 170. Trease, Donald S.: 77. Tregone, Claire: 24, 77, 170. Triplett, Tom: 100, 164. Trotter, Robert: 24, 126. Troutman, Mark D.: 126, 197, 215, 216, 217. Troutman, Scott: 77, 169. Tucker, Charles: 170. Tull, Barbara A.: 126. Turk, Gregg H.: 77, 164, 172, 179. Turley, Bill: 100, 179. Turner, Randy: 149, 201. Urdaneta, Mario: 126. Vaitekunas, Monica: 126. Van Doren, John: 77. Van Neste, Karen: 100, 167. Van Sant, Stephanie: 24, 165, 250. Van Sickle, Loren: 100, 169. Varano, Molly B.: 149. Vardy, James A.: 77, 164, 172. Vaughn, Timothy: 126. Verley, Douglas: 126, 197. Vernon, Donald J.: 149. Vetter, Douglas: 126, 179. Viella, Donald E.: 149. Visnich, Mr. Peter: 20. Vorsanger, Diana: 149, 166, 170. Wade, Jerry C.: 100. Wadsworth, Barbara: 77. Wadsworth, Tamara: 126, 167. Wagner, Curtis: 126, 179. Wagner, Joan L.: 149. Wagner, Judith A.: 153. Wagner, Linda M.: 77, 167. Walker, Gary W.: 126. Walker, Mr. James: 27. Walker, Joyce L.: 126, 207. Walker, Michelle: 149, 167. Walker, Steward N.: 45. Wallin, Tom G.: 149. Walter, Steve: 150. Walters, Betsy: 150, 176. Walters, Carol: 157, 158, 165, 183. Ward, Dan: 101. Ward, Karen L.: 150. Ward, Joseph B.: 78. Ward, Kim: 150, 176. Ward, Marsha L.: 101, 167. Ward, Tom H.: 101. Warren, Lynne: 101. Washington, Faye: 150, 167. Wasilewski, Jane: 150, 222, 223. Wasser, Craig D.: 101. Wasser, Jeff: 150. Watkins, Debbie: 126. Watson, Charles: 78. Watson, George E.: 126, 162, 166, 167, 179. Watts, Ellie: 150, 166. Watts, Skip F.: 126, 164. Weaver, Dennis E.: 101, 176. Weaver, Judy K.: 101, 158, 160, 165, 174. Weaver, Roger L.: 170. Webb, Craig: 101. Webster, Jennie W.: 44. Wehmeyer, Dorothy : 150, 207. Wekenborg, Julie: 78, 187. Welch, Bobbi P.: 101, 158, 164, 187. Wells, Donna K.: 78, 165. Wells, Bill G.: 126. Welsh, Charles B.: 82, 101, 158, 168, 171. Wendelin, Mary D.: 126, 187. Wengel, Stephanie: 126. Wenner, Vicki M.: 150. Wenner, Warren: 78, 157, 158. Wertheim, Joseph: 78, 156, 157, 172. Wesley, Linda G.: 126. Westcott, Chris: 126, 164, 172, 190, 192, 194, 216, 217, 263. Westcott, Mark L.: 101, 164, 202. Westcott, Mary W.: 78, 165, 249, 255, 260. Weybright, Steve: 88, 101. Weyraugh, Phyllis: 24, 78, 164, 260. Wheel, Greg: 101. Wheeler, Blaine: 126. Wheeler, Karen A.: 127, 223. Wheeler, Wayne: 127, 216, 217. Whelan, Dave: 150. Whelan, Mary A.: 78, 158, 160, 161, 175. Whetstine, Joyce: 101. Whetstine, Jack: 101. White, Dave: 101, 174. White, Gail: 24, 127, 187. White, Margaret: 102. White, Mark: 102. White, Martha E.: 153. White, Ray E.: 79. White, Steven L.: 79. White, Tina L.: 150. Whitley, Dennis: 102. Whitlock, James: 79. Whitmer, Kenny: 102. Whitmore, Debbie: 150, 166. Whitney, Gayle: 127. Whittaker, Karen: 102. Whitten, Cheryl: 150. Whittington, Ann: 102, 167. Whittsett, Sarah: 150, 176. Wicker, Cliff: 102. Wickline, Mr. Dick: 43, 214. Wiedner, Eddie: 127. Wiesen, John: 174. Wiesenauer, Rick: 102. Wilburn, John: 102, 179. Wilkins, Edward: 79. Wilkinson, Richard: 79. Will, Mr. Joseph: 22. Willett, Thomas: 79. Williams, Candy: 102, 167. Williams, Craig: 103, 203. Williams, Dennis: 170. Williams, Mr. Luroff: 31. Williams, Michael: 79. Williams, Rena: 79. Williams, Rick: 150, 201. Williams, Turney: 103. Williamson, Laurie: 127. Williamson, Michael: 79, 166, 169, 171. Williamson, Bill: 150. Williford, Jerry: 127. Wilson, John: 150. Wilson, Ken: 150, 219. Wilson, Ronnie: 103, 170. Wilson, Miss Shirley: 31. Wine, Barbara A.: 103, 167. Winter, Mark K.: 103, 167. Wisner, John C.: 151, 201. Wisner, Lee F.: 127, 197. Wisniewski, Della: 103, 172, 204. Withers, Harry W.: 151. Withers, Lyn: 151, 171, 174. Withers, Thomas: 79, 164, 251, 262. Witten, Mr. Donald: 35. Witmus, Rhonda: 151, 167. Wold, Gerald H.: 79, 166, 171, 172 Wold, Linda J.: 151. Wolfer, Susan D.: 151, 166, 176. Wolle, Pamela A : 25, 80, 164, 176, 267. Wood, Charles P.: 80. Wood, Leslie C.: 103, 172, 176, 204, 205, 249, 255. Wood, Mrs. Mary: 27. Woodard, Scott A.: 127. Woods, June M.: 127, 166. Woodson, Zoe: 103, 165. Worsham, John D.: 103. Wray, Joan M.: 151. Wray, Linda A.: 152. Wray, Robert: 151, 201. Wrenn, Liz: 127, 187. Wrenn, Nancy J.: 80, 165, 183, 259. Wrenn, Richard F.: 80, 168. Wright, Bill: 151. Wright, Corey: 127. Wright, Frances; 127, 184, 255. Wright, Sally E.: 24, 103, 167, 174. Wright, Terry L.: 151, 201. Wynne, Miss Sandra: 29. Yorke, Chip: 127, 217. Young, Carole M.: 151. Young, Mr. John H.: 45. Young, Mary S.: 80, 166 Zartman, Karen L.: 127, 179. Zartman, Marsha: 80. Zehfuss, Miss Diane: 29, 161. Zepp, Linda Anne: 151. Zettel, Stephen: 127. Zimmerman, Cheryl: 103, 167. Zimmermann, Mark: 151. Zohn, Mrs. Rochelle: 27. 297 AUTOGRAPHS EDITOR’S NOTE March 22, 1968 marked the last deadline for material to be sub¬ mitted to the publisher for the ’68 Jeffersonian. Ne found ourselves with the problem of trying to take pictures of events that had not yet happened and teams that were not yet chosen. We regret that it was not possible to cover events which took place after this date. (As this is written, we hope by special ar rangements with the publisher to include Miss Jefferson, 1968, who will be chosen March 30.) We first started plans for this book in the spring of 1967. Our staff developed into a small group of determined people who seemed always to lack one thing — time. However, something we did not lack was help, from a great many people. We would like to thank these people here. To the faculty and administration we owe great thanks for general cooperation and help with the necessary paperwork. We thank the student body for its excellent support of yearbook sales. Mrs. Elizabeth Button, the school’s finance secretary, has worked with the staffs each year tally¬ ing expenditures and deposits. Mrs. Betty Priestley helped us generously with alphabetical class rolls and pre-printed cards from her versatile Data Processing shop. Whenever we worked late evenings or over week-ends, Mr. Melton Dodson and Mr. John Young were always willing to help us in every way possible. Mr. Charles Baptie donated his time without profit to help with the developing and printing of pictures. We extend special thanks to Mr. John Attinello, Sr., who came to our rescue with the lovely photo¬ graph of his daughter (our Christmas Queen), Sandy. Our greatest thanks is reserved for our advisor, Col. Charles E. Brown. His experienced guidance made our dreams for this yearbook possible and we are deeply indebted to him. PHOTO CREDITS ATTINELLO—John Attinello, J.H.S. ’70 CANNON—Robert Cannon, Yearbook Staff CAREY—Jonathan Carey, Yearbook Staff FERNANDEZ—Tony Fernandez (brother-in-law of Gerald Bright) HAMM—Carl Hamm, Newspaper Staff LAMONT—Lamont Studios PITNER—Danny Pitner, Yearbook Staff ROBISON—John Robison, J.H.S. ' 68 SMITH—Anne Smith, Editor 300 • Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolina CHARLES R PERRY. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA