Jefferson High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1976 volume:

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AND ACT F ROM YOUR F ULL POTENTIAL Opening 19 MAGAZINE DRIVE The first activity to get the year underway, was our an- nual Magazine Drive. Assembly for the Drive took place with the Keyettes and Key Club putting on a humorous skit to promote sales. With the help of numerous peo- ple, the Magazine Drive had its biggest success this year with a total of $11,750. Our school received 40th; of the total profit, but they have not yet decided what the prof- its will go toward. Students, who sold their quota of two sales, were allowed out of class to see the movie uBullet . Magazine Drive knocks them dead! 20 Magazine Drive How debonair he is. 'lTJHSHEGMOH MATHIS MATHIS Hey good looking, what are you doing tonight? ttONE ACTSb The One Acts , sponsored by the Thespians, were presented on October 24th in the form of a class competition. Fifty dollars was awarded to the winning class. The Junior Class won with their performance of ttTwo Tales from the Brothers Grim . The other plays included nThe Stolen Prince performed by the Freshmen Class, Magic Realists per- formed by the Sophomore Class and nPeople in the Wind performed by the Senior Class. uI quit! Say uncle! ttOne Acts 21 SIHJNW THURSDAY NIGHT: HALL DECORATING AND BON FIRE The spectacular Homecoming week began with our Hall Decorating contest between the four classes and the service clubs. The sophomore class, exhibiting a spook house with strobe lights for effect, won the contest. The freshman class, bringing the outdoors inside with trees and leaves, came in second place. Not letting the Clas- ses shut them out, a service Club, Triden, came in third. After Hall Decorating, we were able to have a bonfire for the first time in many years. It turned out to be a ttroaring success. MATHIS Only the Shadow knows 22 Homecoming Thursday Night HZOT! 23-; T Juniors Dontt have a ghost of a chance! XDVSULVLUd VSIIDI VSIHX PTASZEK PTASZEK PTASZEK Scaple . . .Forceps . . .Boil water. . .? Everyone had a good time at the Civette Cook-Out. FRIDAY: PEP RALLY AND CIVETTE COOK-OUT Our Homecoming pep rally helped to boost the morale of our football players, who went on to Victory in the Homecoming game. It consisted of a pumpkin-carving contest between the four classes in which the class whose representatives were the first to create a jack-o- lantern won. Football players bestowed flowers upon the cheerleaders, and our president, Danny OBrien, presented roses to Mary Ippolito, who spent much time in the organization of Homecoming Week. The night before the game, Civettes and Civitans held their annual cook-out. There were great food, music, and a great turn out. HOh Bob, Poison ivy, How sweet! Homecoming Friday 23 YSZSVJA FRIDAY NIGHT: HOMECOMING 75 Freshmen Princesses Kathy Layman and Sue Bennett. 24 Homecoming Friday Night NALTCHAYAN VSIHX Kerry, Tiza and Donna anixously await the announcement of Homecoming Queen. . : TIZA DREW '1 HOMECOMIN G QUEEN On October Blst, the Jefferson Colonials beat the Mount Vernon Majors for our Bicentennial-Halloween Homecoming. To start the halftime activities the floats were paraded around the field to the background music of the Marching Colonials. The Senior Float, Spirits of 76 , was the winning float. Juniors with the Liberty Bell ghost took second place and the Freshman placed third with their slo- gan ttWitch Class is a Blast . Following the display of Floats the Homecoming Court was paraded around and Tiza Drew was an- nounced as Homecoming Queen. The princes- ses were: Seniors Kerry Lynch and Donna Shirey, Juniors Cindy Barr and Chris Iaynes, Sophomores Lisa Allgauer and F ara Smith and Freshmen Sue Bennett and Kathy Layman. The Homecoming Activities were brought to a close on Saturday Night with the Homecoming Dance. The crowd of people danced to the music of Oasis. The Homecoming Queen and Court were again announced and all had a good time celebrating the great Victory. Homecoming Friday Night 25 FRIDAY N IGHT: F L OATS MATHIS 26 Homecoming Sophomore class float. Freshman class float - third place. SIHLVW VSIKM WASZEK .I o a 0x Tiza makes her entrance. True excitement. XSZSVLd XSZSVJJ Let the light shine on. SATURDAY NIGHT: DANCE Homecoming 27 SADIE HAWKIN S Woments Lib stepped in when it was the girls turn to ask their favorite guy to accompany them to the hand clap- ping, foot stomping Sadie Hawkins Dance. The Seniors sponsered the dance. The turn out was bad though. Unfortu- nately the date of the dance had to be changed and the band, Knottingham, was not having one of its better nights. Yet all in all everyone enjoyed dressing grubby and dancing to their hearts content. The characters were: Jackie Wilkerson as Daisy Mae, Mary Brooks as Moon- beam McSwine, Mike Kozak as Mar- ryinl Sam, Ioe Gangi as Llil Abner, Mike Browning as Earthquake Mc- Goon, Dave Brennan as Pappy Yokum, and Stacy Haines as Mammy Yokum. Don't run away Darling! lwdw . The Sadie Hawkins' characters helped to bring spirits to the hoe-down. 28 Sadie Hawkins XDVSOLVJDd PUTA PTASZEK WOW! What hip power! I wish ymrd have kept the gum in your mouth. Sadie Hawkins 29 XSZSVM SENIORS CAPTURE POWDER-PUFF F OOTBALL GAME Preston Hall, Steve Leon, Alison Morsches, Bob Hess, Greg Sato 30 Powder-Puff FootballlTurkey Smear the queer with the ball. TURKEY OF THE YEAR ttTurkey of the year contest, sponsored by the sophomore class, was a fun fund raising event. Students voted at a nick- el a point for their favorite candidate for turkey. There was a representative from each class in the turkey court and a King Turkey, crowned by Mr. Elliott. Each member of the court received a small ice- cream turkey and the King Tur- key was bestowed with a giant ice cream turkey. PTASZEK ' t ' fay, Jump back Jack! Is it the Mummy or Frankenstein? RED AND WHITE N IGHT Red and White Night took place before the opening of the Winter sports season. Believe it or not, games and matches occur between members of the same team, the fighting Colo- nials. In the basketball game, the Juniors outscored the Se- niors in a close competition. The wrestling team, even when blindfolded, put on a good show. The purpose of Red and White Night, besides enter- tainment, is to introduce the players participating in the winter sports season. Sure is a big grapefruit you have their Richard. Red and White night 31 XZZSVM 'I'm glad I'm not like other men! 'zxgx'z 'le z , 2f z'l, A m, : . f ' x r x V . , I n. ;, . I x . N9 . ThaVs intense! Vx x -, 1 . - v .99 6629' ' II x. K $$ . I ; ; With superb singing and dancing, the musical Godspell was the most successful produc- tion ever presented by Thomas Jefferson High School. Under the direction of Kathy Goldpaugh and with the fine acting of the cast, this musical brought about considerable laughter and quite a few tears. Of course with- out the aid of dedicated people behind the set, Godspell would never have been so well re- ceived. xf fhf S t X 'X X X xtjxflelxcx ; A The boogie-man! ttAnd now, a toast to better times! Steve Johnson F ront row: Renee Safier, Marylen F arris, Greg Schwartz, 2nd row: Donna Covington, Kerry Lynch, Pat Craig, Rhoda Hancock, 3rd row Judy Beers, Ross Burns, Susan Foulds, George Diaz, Scott Frazier. Godspell 33 V3191 LA VhlkH CHRISTMAS DANCE The Christmas Dance, presented by the Key Club, was one of the best ef- forts this year. The band, Ohio Hung Jury, was dynomite. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Terese Wasilewski as Christmas Queen. The princesses were Susan Bennett and Lynn Ann St. Francis, freshmen, Lisa Allgauer and Penny McCann, sophomores, Nancy Novak and Karen Kaiser, juniors, and Sue Leach and Donna Shirey, seniors. h k h X h N h 34 Christmas Dance Christmas Court What a blow job! SIHLVN ,Hw l'TASZEIK VHISVJJI 'He's all mine. Eat your heart out Gloria SwansonV PTASZEK I didn't know they had a stripper! Christmas Dance 35 KEYETTE CIVETTE BASKETBALL GAME The Keyettes played their annual basketball game on the afternoon of Saturday, January 24. This year Keyettes won for the third year in a row, with a 29-25 victory. The game was played in five quarters packed full of enjoy- merit and fun for the players as well as the spectators. Nurch goes for three. 36 Keyette-Civette Basketball game SHLLVW e t ttGee, your hair smells nice! SIHLVN SHLLVW Which class has the most hot air? Seniors know how to sit-on-it. PEP RALLY The Pep Rally of February 29th con- cluded Spirit Week at T1. The Fresh- men ran away with the fifty dollar first prize with Sophomores second and Ju- niors and Seniors deadlocked for third. It proved interesting especially during the balloon-sit-on-it race which was won by the Fish who remembered to tie the knot and thatts the way it was. Pep Rally 37 QUALLS QUALLS 38 Slave Day SLAVE DAY Friday the thirteenth of February was an un- lucky day for certain Freshmen. The Freshmen Class sold themselves as slaves for a day to other students. The halls were full of people being pulled in wagons, Freshmen in pajamas, and boys looking cute in cheerleading outfits. The hope of most students is that the freshmen will continue this practice, for the singing and danc- ing on tables at lunch is a sight no one should miss! ttMushP' Eat your heart out Mr. Wipple. How about a date cutie? XEZSVM 1. er Sounds of joy. 5'11an Now, who can we embarrass for you. SIN GIN G VALENTINES Valentine's Day was celebrated at Jefferson on February 13th. The Choral Department once again sold Singing Valentines. For a reasona- ble fee one could send a singing declaration of love to a dear one. Academy award perform- ances were given by the messengers as they delivered their notes of affection. Rapt atten- tion was given to the receivers of the singing valentines and the guys were left with suspi- cious kisses of lipstick on their Cheeks. Singing Valentines XEZSVld 39 CUPID,S BEAU The Cupidts Beau Dance was held on the evening of February 15th. This is the dance where the ap- pearance of the male population of the school is rated. Each day for 12 consecutive days, the Keyettes chose a guy to represent ttCupid of the Day. The school selected the actual Cupid Court, which in- cluded members from each class and from this group the Cupid Kingtt was chosen. The ttCupid Courtt, was as follows: Fresh- men, George Adams and Tim Danehower; Sophomores, Jeol Be- nefield and Dave Hedges; Juniors, Dan Uglietta and Walter Johnson; Seniors, Doug Ray and Richard Freeman. The Cupid King was Paul Quigg. 1976 King Cupid, Paul Quigg 5'11an What's HE doing with HER? Oh 110! There goes the stuffing! 40 Cupid's Beau Why can't we be friends? Cupid's Beau 41 S'TIVHO MATHIS SPAGHETTI DINNER The spaghetti dinner, held on February 27th was a Junior Class fund raising activity. There was plenty of spaghetti and other goodies for everyone to eat. Entertainment was provided by members of the folk club and other talented people singing and playing instruments. You slipped in a worm. I highly recommend the wine. MATHIS Sounds of silence. FOLK CLUB CONCERT The folk club, a new organization, presented their first folk concert which was a total suc- cess. Talent was displayed by singing, musical playing of guitars and a harmonica, a monologue and even some whistle playing. The club hopes to continue having many more Look out John Denver. concerts in the future. 42 SpaghettilFolk Frankly Ms. Stegall, I don't give a dam! Kiss 'em and leave 'em smiling. This year the girls at Jefferson got a spe- cial treat: free kisses from Necking Norman, Teasing Tim, Darling Dave, and Makeout M0. The boys set up their lips in the senior court during all lunches. Within a short while, the word had spread through Jefferson and lines formed. Kisses 43 3'11an MAT! HS MATHIS 44 Sounds of America uIs there a doctor in the house? uHEY BABY! SOUNDS OF AMERICA This year the TI Chorale performed a musical extravaganza with a bicenten- nial theme. From the Andrew Sisters to Sonny and Cher, each phase of American music was represented and the program was an entertaining suc- cess. XDVS OLVJDd HAPPY DAYS The 505 were renewed for the third year in a row, here at T1. Bobby socks saddle shoes, red lipstick, rolled up jeans and grease were com- mon sights both Friday at school and that night at the dance, sponsored by the senior class. Rock around the clock Happy days 45 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Dressed: Darcel Claxton, Lori Hayweiser, Richard Freeman, George Diaz, mp1 Connie Burgess, mm Norman King. Most Creative: Roby Fader, Nancy Brandwein, Donna Covington, Pam Pumphrey, Steve Fisher, tnm Paul Calla- han. Most Intelligent: Joel Enteles, Pete Mathis, Robbie Murray, Jackie Hewitt. - Kathy Bishop, mm Cecilia Carter. '- 5'41a5 ,, 7 Most Individualistic: Robbie Murray, Most Athletic: Tiza Drew, Paul Ruffing. Paul Quigg, Tyra Libby Van Cleve, Scott Frazier, mm Settle, mm Pete Berry, mm Charles Slroble. Kristy Neville, mm Diane Levine, mm Charles Stroble. Most Talented: Joe Gangi. Debbie Follmer, Tyra Settle, George Diaz, Donna Covington, mm Tom Hall. Most Mischievous: Jane Hewitt, Steve Lowe, Chris Weaver, Mary Ippolito. Bill Blanchetti, Lisa Slaw- son. Wittiest: Pashye Sargent, Bill Blanchetti, Mary Ippolito, Shelby Tolliver, mm Millard Wyant, mp1 Lisa Slawson. 46 Senior Superlatives chetti, Inm Torn Cerva. Most Dependable: Amy Dall. Joe angi, Richard Freeman, Mary Ip- polito, Peggy Lynch. Inm Bill McMenamin. Most Enthusiastic: Melissa Miller. Mary Brooks, Richard Freeman, Janet Czapiewski, Bill Blan- Most Attractive: Tim Mills, Ricci Fretz, Terese Wasilewski, Tina Costina. Jenny Beach, mm Norman King. Most Likely to Succeed: Joel Enteles, Libby Van Cleve, Robbie Murray, Ioe Gangi, Amy Dall, Kathy Bishop. Most Popular: George Diaz, Terese Wasilewski, Susan Brown, Tiza Drew, Richard Freeman, mm Norman King. Best All Around: Richard Freeman, Pashye Sargent, Tiza Drew, mm Terese Wasilewski, inm Norman King, mm Paul Quigg. Friendliest: Greg Sato, Melissa Miller, Mary Brooks, Jenny Beach, Richard Freeman, mp1 Bill McMenamin. Cutest Couple: Donna Shirey Jim Myers, Patti Teegarden - Richie Garrett, Susan Torregrosa - Richard Freeman. Senior Superlatives 47 QUALLS The new Math is so simple only a child can do it. STUDENT TEACHERS 48 Student Teachers See Dick run after Jane . . . Students at T1 were allowed a chance to practice their knowl- edge by helping students at Weyanoke and Edsall Park. They took time out from their regular classes to tutor elemen- tary school students, and gained some new experience and freinds. n Hurry up with the paper. I can't wait! ITS ACADEMIC Captain Robbie Murray, lay Piper, loan Koenig, Neil Rose, Louis Harrell and not pictured John Lapham. HONOR STUDENTS Honor Students 49 DON,T TIME. . . SQUANDER MEFEZ 50 Ending STIVnO . . . FOR THAT IS SIHLVW THE STUF F LIFE' IS MADE OF. Ending 51 54 Football VARSITY F OOTBALL KENT Hold it, you're not going anywhere. Front Row: Steve Lowe, Mark Poore, Joseph Holup. Bob Watkins, James Feagans, Michael Filipczyk, Frank Allgauer, Gene Cone, Hal Homan, Chuck Crosby, Pat Estes, Jim Schweitzer Mgr.; 2nd Row: Leo Thompson trainer, lack Young trainer, Paul Ruffing. David Brennan, Bill Blanchetti, Chris Weaver. Robert Carmack, Mike Graham, Richie Garrett, Mr. Elliott, Paul Quigg. Gerry Dickson, Doug Ray, Chris Thomas, Dave Marrow, Charles Stroble, Coach Kelley. Ben Shelton Mgr; 3rd Row: Tim Schakel- ford Mgr., John McLaren Mgr.. Coach McClintock. Karl Cooper, Chip S COREB OARD Colonials Opponents McLean Stuart Groveton Wakefield Edison Falls Church Hayfield - Mt. Vernon Annandale Lee Mahan, Mark DeRepentigny, Jim Price, Kurt Stapor, John Fessenden, Dave Dwornik, Dan Uglietta, Scott Utegaard, Dan O'Brian, David Daw- son, Robert Wray, Jim Curl, Jim Glasgow Mgr., Doug Parker Mgr., Coach Weaver: 4th Row: Mike Readlin Mgr., Coach Snider, Chris Lutz, G Vozzola. David Thompson, Clau e Salch, Curtiss Craig, Jon Costa, Kei King, Gary Hipps, Brian Mann, Dan Aschenbrenner, David Hedges, Robert Wagner. James Hedges, Coach Rinaldi, Gus Blacutt Football 55 MATHIS The 1975 Varsity F ootball Team had a disap- pointing season this year. At the start of the season everything looked promising for TI, with a new head coach, many outstanding re- turning seniors and a whole new system. We started the season with a ttBLAST of school spirit. Busses carrying students and Cheering cheerleaders to McLean High School, arrived to see the Colonials run the Highlanders off the field with a score of 24 t0 8. The school was in an uproar over the victory and was ex- pecting more, but suddenly things began to happen and we lost to Stuart. From there on, our team never regained its success. The sea- son finally ended with a record of 3-7 in a not-so-tough Gunston District. The games that we won were McLean, Groveton, and Mt. Ver- non. The team did have the potential to win, with many outstanding players such as Bill Blanchetti, John Fessenden, Gene Cone, Paul Quigg, Chris Lutz, David Dwornik and Frank Allgauer. But because of many factors that the players could not control, the team was un- able to produce the winning season which it had strived for all year long. Mike moves in for the kill! 56 Football Open wide for Richie? SIHLVW Hurry up, you guys, the beer is almost gone. Chris Lutz looks for some running room. Big John checks it out. Football 57 L ALLGAUER MATHIS NWHLVN TJ. prepares to fire off against Wakefield. -' . :- O.K. party at Paul's after the game on two, Break! 58 Varsity Football Franklin Allgauer breaks another long one! SIHLVN Varsity Football 59 IV F OOTBALL SCOREBOARD PTASZFIK Colonials Opponents w' . L; w I . V V; . . . - r . . ' .- . h o , .3 4 I , , . w l V. 'n Which way is our goal? I'TASZEK 60 Football PTASZEK F rout Row: Charley Thomas. Dan Ma arian. Chip Setter, Ieb Snider, Bob Clonch, David Hedges, David Risol i. Mike Straub. John Davis, Doug Dronfield, Skip Romano; 2nd Row: Coach Rinaldi, Clint King, Barry Dor- sey. Brian Kuntz, David Lutz. Brian Mann, Robert Furbee. Tripp Rice. Hal Hanson, John Drew, Kurt Stanton, Tom Hill, Coach Kelley; 3rd Row: Three more beers, comin' right up! Coach Snider, Dennis Ralston, Sterling Leon, John Ritchey, Dave Bear, Mark Johnson, Jeff Brooks, Coleman Smith, Gene Tramm, Tom Adams, Bill Rechin, Coach McClintock; 4th Row: Bryan Jones. Mark Paul, Paul Cornett, Anthony Whitlock, Matt Ruffing, Iulien Lewis, lay Lines. Under the leadership of team captains Ieb Snider and Tom Hill, the fighting Colonials ended their season with a 5-3 record. This was quite an accomplishment, considering that it was the best team record since 1965. Several of the team players deserve recognition for well-played games. These players are Brian Kuntz, David Risoldi, Robert Furbee, and An- thony Whitlock. The future bright point is in the starting backfield, consisting of Ieb Snider, Brian Mann, Anthony Whitlock and Brian Kuntz, of whom all have averaged over 5 yards per carry this past season. Football 61 F reshmen Football started their season out with a big win over Lee. Suddenly the sea- son became more difficult and they were left with a 2-4 record. Although the record shows little success, many players deserve recognition for a game well played. A few of these outstanding players were Tim Danehower, Barry Dorsey, Jeff Good and Bill Rechin. A11 team players should be looking forward to a successful season next year. 62 Football F RESHMEN F OOTBALL Baby Colonials take a stand against G.W. SCOREB OARD Colonials Opponents Colonials prepare to score again. Football 63 SCOREB OARD Colonials Opponents Lake Braddock T.C, Williams Woodson Groveton West Springfield Edison Mt. Vernon Ft. Hunt, Wodd$on A1111ai1'6ia'1fe I uYou want me to run now! Let me get this straight, If I slip the coach $5 he'll let me run first team. 64 Cross Country The strain of competition. CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team had a fabulous season this year by running up a third place in the district, fourteenth in the region, and thirteenth in the state. The team should have an even better season next year as five of the top seven runners will be back. Front row: Joe Cornett. Tom Lambert, Richard Lewy; 2nd row: Joe Spicer, Kevin Leonard, Matt Ingraham, Bob Burchard; 3rd row: Jim Dajani, Dave Morse; 4th row: Bill Bergland, Jeff Patterson. Bob Burnard. John Henley Cross Country 65 XEZSVM I. ALLCMUER VARSITY HOCKEY The Varsity Hockey team had a tre- mendously successful season, with a 5-1-2 record, the best in TTS history. Margy Sheridan had an all time scor- ing record of 10 goals. The team held their opponents to only 5 goals all sea- son, the fewest goals scored against T1 in the history of Thomas Jefferson hockey. They had many highlights during their season but the one that stands out from the rest is when they defeated Mt. Vernon the only unde- feated team, 5-1, to take the No. alt 1 e F ,w , J position in the gunston district and to e . 0W1 ; t become district champions for the first J ; l time. T.I. checks her man. MATHIS Brenda looks for a quick score! 66 Hockey MAT! HS Emit .. 4a v Front row; Captains Pete Beery. and Tiza Drew. 2nd row: Mary Gal- lagher, Brenda Heck, Bev Westerman, Mia Diaz, Michele St. Francis, Karen Tumbleson, 3rd row: Robin Chandler, Margie Sheridan. MaryAnn DeSimone, Pam Jones, Lisa Croghan. Lucy Carter, Jeanette SCOREB OARD Colonials Opponents SIHLVW Carlson, 4th row: Carolyn Allen Mgr., Cathy Cmiel trainer, Coach Stacks, Karen Jones Mgr., Sharon Brown Mgr., Shari Ianssens Scorekeeper. Hockey 67 MATHIK NVWWJSSM SATO VS IHX Margy, don t eat that rock! THE EXPERIENCE ' . 2 OF VARSITY . . . v I 'M13t,Mis;StHcs.catlgc;tbyourtongue? 68 Hockey WESTERMAN IV players do their own thing; I'll take him, and him, and . . . NVWHSLSEIM The lonely walk after a hard game. NVWWJSSM Hockey 69 SCOREB OARD Colonials Opponents IV HOCKEY This years J.V. Hockey team did considerably well with a 3-4-1 record. The team con- sisted of mostly freshmen with no experience, but since they have alot of potential they are looking for a good season next year. Front Row t Mary K. Weixel, Ann McMenamin 2nd Row - Dana Settle, 3rd Row - Joan Craft, Mitzi Marsh, Nancy F'rulla, Lori Dall, Sandra Stro- Donna Gangi, Kim Knowles, Lynn St. Francis, Julie Turner, Amy Hess ble, Cherie Stevens, Delores Delewskl, not plctured Kathy Bear. 70 Hockey S .LVH WESTEKMA N A Is my breath that bad that he won't turn around? TIVG Hockey 71 SIHLVN VARSITY TENNIS Girls tennis was very successful this year with an overall record of eight Wins and two losses, losing to Mt. Vernon twice. Thus, TI found themselves second in the district in overall competition and a contender in regionals. Jeanne Cavagenaro won the number two spot in the regional tournament with her fine ten- nis talents. Next year should be a continued success, although many seniors are leaving, such as Mary Spicer, Pilar Cortes, Denny El- dridge, Libby Van Cleve, and Janet Czapiewski. Anyone want to tango? Front row: Mary Spicer, Jeanne Cavagnaro, Nancy Lueking, Sally White, Norman, Janet Czapiewski. 3rd row: Nancy Pilch, Denny Eldridge. Libby Coach Grondin, Susie Cone. 2nd row: Chris Ippolito, Pilar Cortes, Teresa Van Cleve, Martha Maerker, Cathy Nocera. 72 Tennis MATHIS S C OREB OARD Colonials Opponents MATHIS Have you heard the one about the nun and the potato chips. And I'll swat you again if you come back here . Tennis 73 74 Basketball WASZEX PTASZI'K I wonder if this is our basket? n Shoot! . . .Bang!! DEZSVJA Basketball 75 XEIZSVM SCOREB OARD Colonials Opponents Annahdale Wakefield quT Langley . ?Renlwilleg tistrict Toiirn ment , EdlSOD 7 Mt. Vernon - ' Under the leadership of team captain Charles Stroble, the Varsity Basketball team won 11 out of 22 games in a tough Gunston District. Many individual records were made during the season: Norman King had the most assists in a single game, and Doug Smethurst had the most assists during the entire sea- son. Dave Dwornik had the highest foul shot percentage and the most con- secutive foul shots. Charles Stroble to- taled up career records in rebounds, games, and minutes. To compliment his season record, he was picked to be on the Gunston District All- Tournament Team. Dave Dwornik was picked to be on the second team All- District. The major highlights of the season were a 81-80 win over District Champion Lee and a 55-54 Tourna- ment win over Edison. The 1976-77 season looks bright with 3 returning starters who average in double figures: Dave Dwornik at 16.7, Matt Halverson at 12.2, and Doug Smethurst at 10.5. Combined with the I.V. Basketball team and a lot of hard work, the Varsity Basketball team has a great future. Front Row: Richard Freeman. Charlie Moncure, Russ Benefield, Norman King. 2nd Row: John Marut, Chris T Felder, Chris Yordy, Matt Halverson. 76 Basketball WU ZZHUMM t i Stevens. Dave Dwornik, Doug Smethurst, Joel horkildsen. Charlie Lutz, Charles Stroble. Andy IV BASKETBALL SCOREB OARD Colonials Opponents Annandale Wakefield Chantilly Stuart Lee Groveton Falls Church Hayfield Madison H Front row: Dave Rowson, Iim Anders, Terrell Marsh. Bob Ray, Darrell Marsh, Tom Hill, Doug Dronfield. 2nd row: Pete This year the I.V. basketball team broke several team records that represented the players ability to work together. The team had a lot of depth, with 8 or 9 players having a lot of playing time. They averaged 12 more points per game than their opponents and everyone on the team played in over half of the games. Many of the players were out- standing and deserve a great deal of recognition. A few of these players were: George Glass, Pete Mathers, Joel Be- nefield, Charlie Moncure, and Bobby Hamilton, who later displayed his talent on the varsity squad. Tom Hill, Tom Sarnecky and David Lutz, who each had individual records, helped to lead the team on to the Gunston District Cham- pionship. It was a very rewarding sea- son for the entire team and next year it should add talent to the already strong varsity team. Mathers, David Lutz. Bob Hamilton, George Glass, Karl VanNeste, Torn Sarnecky, Matt Delaney. Basketball 77 7 8 Basketball PFASZEK WASZEK But . Hi Guys! . . who stole the basket? 'hC'mon David, make the cut! SCOREBOARD FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Colonials Opponents PTASZFZK Lee Mt. Vernon Hayfield Groveton Edison Lee Groveton Hayfield Mt. Vernon Lee Edison Groveton Hayfield Mt Vernon Edison uWe got the power! The freshman basketball team displayed an abundance of talent this year. It showed its presence in a 13-2 record by finishing first in the Gunston District. During their season they had a seven game winning streak in which the players worked together proving that determination and team effort pays off. There were many records broken: most points scored in a season and in one game, Tim Danhower; most rebounds in a season and in one game, Kevin Westphal. Other outstanding players were forward Brian Kuntz and guard Barry Dorsey. We hope these players work together until their senior year, when they will hopefully be one of the best team that TI has ever put on the court. Bottom row: Phil Gary. George Adams, John Lyon. Tim Lynch. 2nd row: David Hall, Mike Becker, Preston Hall, Barry Dorsey, Tim Danhower, Tom Uglietta. Scott Quin, Ronnie Mason. Top row: John Carver, Brian Kuntz, Kevin Westphal, Robert Barnard, Iim Crandel. Basketball 79 9?: l V; i ' 1:1 1 :7- I I 5;:I1v- 1 I -, . Qt. 19. r-sv-w .cz , 1 4h . a 1 V 1 80 Basketball Who put the Crazy Glue on the ball? She's got the whole world in her hands. Tiza has the upper hand. Basketball 81 MATHIS 82 Basketball And then, I blew it up! A lesson in togetherness. SCOREB OARD Colonials Opponents The girlst Varsity Basketball team seemed to strug- gle through their season without help from anyone, getting to the Regional semi-finals with a hope and a prayer. Keeping the team together were co- captains Tiza Drew and Lisa Croghan. After seeming the Gunston District Championship in a Victory over the Mt. Vernon Majors the girls traveled to the Regional Tournament. Here, after defeating Madi- son, they ended their season with a 12-4 record and a heartbreaking loss to Robinson. Outstanding per- formers for T1 and receiving awards for the All- District team and Tournament team: ttPete Beery and Susan Foulds; All-Regional Tournament team: Tiza Drew and ttPetet, Beery. With half this years team graduating, next year should be a rebuilding year and a recruiting year for six-feet-tall-players! We wish them all the luck in the world for a good season next year. Front row: Tiza Drew and Lisa Croghan 2nd row- Krista Carter Jeanette C t ' ' . . . arlson, Ma K - nelly, Joan Jimenez, Pete Beery, Brenda Heck. 3rd row: Cathy Cmiel, Pam Jones, Val RichggletIzli e Marsh. Susan Foulds. Bev Westerman. 4th row: trainer Debbie Baker, trainer Robin Chand managers Shari Janssens. Karen Jones, Joan Craft. r, and Basketball 83 MATHIS TIts IV begins a rough game. SCOREB OARD Colonials Opponents Madison Stuart IV BASKETBALL The 1975-76 Girlts Junior Varsity is a team with a lot of enthusiasm. Though inexperi- enced, through hard work they performed well enough to take second place in the Gunston District with a 6-4 record under the outstand- ing coaching of Miss Hagen. Their strongest point was their defense facing 79 steals and 103 interceptions. The offense was lead by co-captains Terry King and averaging 11 points and Karen Alwood averaging 6 points 11.5 rebounds per game. Competition in the district was tough, but Jefferson made an ex cellent showing. Other outstanding players for Jefferson were forward Nancy Frulla with a season total of 130 rebounds and Ann McMenamen who helped fill the gap when Cherie Stevens was injured. Good Luck to the team in the future in avoiding injury and the flu. Front row: Co-captains Karen Alwood and Terry King. 2nd row: Nancy Leuking, Mary Weixel, Sue Costa. 3rd row: Donna Gan?i, Theresa Nocera, Theresa Bujakowski, Cherie Ste- vens. 4th row: Kathy Bear, Danielle Foul 84 Basketball on. Nancy Frulla, Cathy Nocera, Ann McMenamin. What! Basketballs don't have mating calls. MATHIS Karen backs up as Terry goes for two. Ifs been hanging there for three minutes now . Basketball 85 LEWY ' 7:. ,1; 4nd, ?Luu. V - On your mark, get set, bite the dust! 36 Indoor Track PTASZEK Bottom Row: Ioe Cornett, Richard Lewy, Paul Cornett, Frank Ippolito, Kevin Barth, John FullerV Dixon Walters. 2nd Row: Chris Bell, IeffPatterson, Brian Mann, Bill Bergland, Bob Burchard. Stephen Smith; 3rd Row: Dave Brennan. Paul Quigg, Richard Dunn, Paul Yu; 4th Row: David Athey, Steve Lowe. Tinotis. luap! Kiwi. 1-. n... ; The Indoor Track team had a very rough season with a team consisting mostly of freshmen and sophomores, and they finished with a season record of 1 win and 3 losses. The only win came over Groveton, but the team had some out- standing runners such as Captain, Tom Lambert, and Greg Kile who excelled in their events. The team is definitely one to look for in the future. Indoor Track 87 g n .l l t S e m 8 8 You ain't getting away from me THIS time . . Your bottom's up! SATO Front row: Curtiss Craig. Chris Lutz, Dave Risoldi, Tim Dean, Leigh Liden, Jerry Manley, Harrison Gordon, Jim Dajani; 2nd row:Danie1 Hoke, Scott Uteguard. Mike Keast, Frank Allgauer, Gene Cone, Matt Ruffing, Dan Ashenbrenner, Paul Ruffing. Wrestling 89 SATO 90 Wrestling This years Varsity team consisting of mostly juniors and only four seniors who didntt follow the old Jefferson tradition by waiting until next year to produce, or as the old say- ing goes, were building for the future, when the future never happens. The team finished the season with a record of 8-4 and a 2nd place in the Gunston District, only 8.5 points out of first place. There were many outstanding wrestlers who displyed a strong team effort this year. In the district, taking 6th was Doug Weaver, 4th was Tim Dean, and capturing 3rds were: Matt Keast, Scott Utteguard, Frank Allgauer, Curtiss Craig, Leigh Liden, Harrison Gordon; running away with 2nd places were Jim Dajani and Gene Cone; while Chris Lutz and Paul Ruf- fing took lst, Paul also came away with a first place in the Region ending a fantastic high school career. Next year looks promis- ing with almost the whole team returning, which might allow us a chance at the Dis- trict or even Regional Championship. Mi 3'! 'The short one in the middle ran me over!!! SCOREB OARD Colonials W: 31 11 4t. dMon Wfield Ft. Hunt RobinQSn Opponents m V$$31 A E: XRZJ 3 42.17 I.V. Wrestling lead by captains Jerry Manley, Ieb Snider and Pat Shinners finished ifs season with a Gunston District Championship, and was unde- feated in the district with a season record of 9-3. The team had many outstanding wrestlers such as Jack Foster 8-0-1, Jerry Manley 10-1, Ieb Snider 9-3, and Matt Ruffing 6-1. The Highlight of the season was the win over Mt. Vernon for the Dis- trict Title. Next year looks very promising with many of the players fighting for Varsity positions; and a hopeful chance at a District or Regional Ti- tle. IV WRESTLIN G SCOREB OARD Colonials Opponents Madwisonx' '3; Wakefield Hayfield WoodSOIim Edison Mt. Vernon Lee Front row: Hal Hanson. Dave Orlando, Ieb Snider, Tim Drew, Peter Klosky, Charley Thomas, Jack Foster, Doug lgyfvlfx. 2nd row: Bryan Jones, Chip Mahan, Pat Shinners, Matt Keast. John Fessenden, Marcus Johnson, John 1c ey. Wrestling 91 PTASZEK 92 Wrestling PEASZEK Sunny side up. If I could just find your ear, I'd whisper sweet nothings! XJZSVJJ VFASZEK PTASZEK PTASZEK F RESHMEN WRESTLING The freshmen wrestling team found themselves up against a tough Gunston District. Many of their opponents wres- tled not only freshmen but also I.V. and Varsity. Their season ended With a fine showing in the freshmen tourna- ment with Larry Green, 2nd at 145, Chris Patterson, 3rd at 98, Steve Arel- lano, 3rd at 112, Dan Fink, 3rd at 138, Pedro Cadenas, 3rd at HWT., Joe Og- den, 4th at 126, Pat Kelly, 4th at 132, and Mark Reidlbach, 4th at 145. The team showed a great deal of improve- ment throughout the season and should do well in the future. Scratch my back a little to the left, please! 1301mm Row: Keith Adams, Scott Story. 100 Ogden, Rapheal Cadenas, Steve Orlando, Bill Mack, Chris Patterson. Chris Roche. 2nd Row: Pete Ruffing. Pat Kelly. Dan Fink, John Grant, Pedro Cadenas, Larry Green, John Reidlhach. FLASZEK Wrestling 93 W'Jmm-m . 94 Gymnastics WASZFJK The Varsity Gymnastics team was led to their first district trophy and victory in the district meet by captain Tyra Settle. The girls advanc- ing to Regionals were Mary Ann DeSimone, Janet Valesz, Penny McCann, Ann Czapiewski, along with Dana Settle, a freshman, who im- pressed all with a 3rd place on the vault. Tyra Settle who suffered from a broken finger, thus receiving a waiver from the district meet probeeded directly to Regionals where she received a 2nd place on floor exericse and missed going to state as an all-around by tenths of a point due to falls on the bars be- cause of her finger. At the state meet, however, Tytra took a 4th place in floor exercise while Dana captured a 4th place in vaulting. The tal- ent displayed this year and that of the return- ing gymnasts is something to watch for in the future. S COREB OARD Colonials Opponents Edison Hayfield Mt. Vernon Groveton Lee Front row: Ann Czapiewski, Dee Payne, Phyllis Stickell, Kathy Glass, Marta McWright, Dana Settle, Meg Snider. 2nd row: Coaeh Dowling, Janet Velesz, Jenny Dickens, Mary Ann DeSimone, Tyra Settle, Cathy Murensky, Beth Mullins, Kim Derepentlgny, Karm Berg, manager Vicki Hampton. Gymnastics 95 PTASEK Truly a hair raising experience! Sitting on the Hoot, watching all the guys walk by! 96 Gymnastics Swimming 97 MATHIS MATHS 98 Swimming But I only bought a ticket for a one-way trip! I'm glad I'm a Pisces! Aarg! Hefs got my big toe! MATIIIs SCOREB OARD Colonials Opponents KIIEEIMN Hayfield Greveton Captains Bob Hess and Terri Ulses led the Jefferson ColonaPs Swim and Dive team to a 6-0 Winning season. It was a very successful season with big wins over Hayfield, Groveton, Lee, Edison, and Mt. Vernon. The Swim and Dive team went to District and came back champions with the Girls 400 yard free relay setting a Gunston District Record at 4:03. The Girls 400 yard free relay, consisting of Nina Albertson, Karen Jones, Fran- cine McDonald and Anne Johnson, placed first in the State meet. Anne Johnson brought 2 gold medals back from State and Karen Jones brought 3 gold medals. This was a most successful season and it is hoped that next Just hangin' around! year will be just as successful. Tc; Front Row: Paul Freitag. Ed Clark, Jeff Harmon, Mike Hurd, Susan Brown, Herman Rijfkogel, Phillip Morgan, Mike Reeves, Ray Persian, Vicki Bosch, Debbie Bennet, Francine McDonald. Cindy Whittlesay, ani Hamlin, Liz Munsey, Ramona Alvarez. 2nd Row: Kevin Braun, Chris Polychrones, Dave Walsh, Bob Hess. Mike Ingraham, Judy Soe , Doug McGovern, Michelle Burchette, Terri Ulses, Debbie Follmer, Anne Johnson, Nina Albertson, Lynn St. Francis, Betsy Adams, Linda Bell, Margie Clark. 3rd Row: Mary Brooks, David Vettet, John McLaren. Roger Oyster. Mark Poole, Pat Cavenas, Nancy Krewatch, Teresa Norman, Theresa Roche, Dave Hadsell, Doug Ray, Lynda Cook, Julie Turner, Am Hess, Nancy Manning, Bruce Voetsch. 4th Row: Mark Serum. Colleen O'Brien, Kevin Leonard, Robert Furbee, John Alvarez; Not Picture : Martin Baker, Janet Czapiewski, Adam Fike, Don Hess, Karen Jones. Swimming 99 . .. m... away j V .Y . EDITOR ;w e; VE RUFF THESPIANS PRESIDENT Corey Madden VICE-PRESIDENT Marylen Farris BUSINESS MANAGER Debby Follmer SECRETARY Mary Harmony SENATORS George Alvarez Steve Johnson Keith Anderson Janet Czapewski George Diaz Doug Grimes John Lapham Maggie Longo Kerry Lynch Karen Marks Carlton Moorefield Rich Price Ann Stallings Brenda Thompson Tisha Westphal Jefferson Wills SPONSOR Ms. K. Goldpaugh QUILL AND SCROLL GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT Valerie Richey VICE-PRESIDENT Ed Gamber TREASURER Elizabeth Szarek SECRETARY Neil Rose Mike Browning Mary Chan Eugene Cone Susie Cone Dawn Doering Dave Dwornik John Edwards Steve Fischer Matt Keast Mike Keast Marie Kovalchik Gabriele Michaelman Kim Odom Beth Purcell Mike Simmons Rod Simons Lily Tsui Dean Wampler Clint Wood SPONSOR Ms. W. Nelson 919 FadihVH PRESIDENT Mike Kozak Kathy Adams Kathy Allrid Jenny Beach Marilyn Beery Sue Brown Amy Dall Mariana Dickson Pam Fisher Mary Gallagher Rodi Gula Sara Howdershell Mary Ippolito Vicki Kernn 104 Honor Societies Keith Krisa Stephanie Leon Diane Levine Peggy Lynch Danny OBrien Lori Rechin Valerie Richey Mary Robinson Steve Ruff Greg Sato Michele St. Francis Karen Tumbleson Terese Wasilewski SPONSOR Ms. J. Rossell PRESIDENT Teresa Norman VICE-PRESIDENT Steve Ruff SECRETARY- TREASURER Stacey Haines EDITOR Kathy Allrid SENATOR Karen Cooney SUB-SENATOR Nancy Novak Ginny Arny Glenda Ball Martha Bonilla Patrice Chan David Darville Patty Delewski John Fessenden Danielle Foullon Mary Gallagher lay Hafner Laura Hanson FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Jackie Hewitt Kay Hoffman Vickie Kerns Cathy Leverty Mary Lucke Peggy Lynch Corey Madden Martha Maerker Linda Nichols Katie N eperud Helen Onufrak Pam Parker Mark Paullin James Price Albert Romano Teresa Romano Tyra Settle Sue Shallal Michele St. Francis Pat Walker Terese Wasilewski M Lou Wilburn SPONSOR Ms. S. Cymes NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT Mary Brooks VICE-PRESIDENT Mary Lucke SECRETARY Mary Spicer TREASURER Joel Enteles KEEPER OF THE EMBLEM Ben Glass Claudia Bedwell Marilyn Beery Merry Berry Kathy Bishop Nancy Brandwein Connie Burgess Cecelia Carter Lucy Carter Darrel Conway Amy Dall Wendy Daugherty Denise Eldridge Maureen Foley Deborah Follmer Grace Haines Irene Haines Connie Hall Laura Hanson Jacqueline Hewitt Kay Hoffman Victoria Hughes Mary Ippolito Richard Kurtz Thomas Lambert Stephanie Leon Debra Lister Deborah McCaffree Linda Miller Audrey Moffett Linda Nichols Lauren Nowell Loretta Orndorff Thomas Otto Pamela Parker Nancy Platt Douglas Ray Steve Ruff Marlene Sendak Lee Sugarman Elizabeth Van Cleve Robert Wagner Terese Wasilewski Michael Weiner Janice Winn Clinton Wood SPONSOR Ms. P. Gott NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT Janet Eason VICE-PRESIDENT Robert Ray SECRETARY Cynthia Freeman TREASURER Teresa Ulses Karen Costello Douglas Dronfield Timothy Droz Victoria Hall Carrie Hayden Dara Hembree Theresa Inman Anne Johnson John Lapham Tracy McNeil Marta McWright Janet Neef Lesley Nowell Kimberly Odom Thomas Otten Fred Pierce Janet Velesz Cheryl Visnich Mary Welch SPONSOR Ms. I. Roemer HONOR SOCIETY Mia Armistead Darrel Conway Will Melton Sara Morsches David Nelson Patty N olan Letitia Wilbur SPONSOR Ms. C. Wood Honor Societies 105 SGA AND CABINET u, a I .. s A MATHIS Danny O'Brien, President Chris Ippolito, Vice-President Frank Allgauer, Treasurer 106 SGA S1HLVW Susie Cone. Secretary SIHLVW The 1975-76 SGA Cabinet SGA 107 108 Civettes CIVETTES Mr. Legs is always a winner with Civettes. SIHLVW MATHIS CIVITAN Hey boy. smile when you say that! Civitan 109 KEYETTES MATHIS Nine months due because SANTA has fun TOO. MATHIS ..- wmnl . Keyettes say Trick or treat! 110 Keyettes KEY CLUB OLVS President Gangi msvu The Key Club says Hi, my name is . . Key Club 111 1 12 Triden KRISA TRIDEN Triden members know how to be creative. Triden Trfs HARDER. VSMX MATHIS GIRUS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President Denny Eldridge. Have you heard the one about the nun and the potato chip? snuvw GAA 113 FRENCH CLUB QUALLS F rench delicacies at the International Dinner. ERMAN CLUB Stylish dancing by the German Club. 114 French ClublGerman Club SPANISH CLUB MATHIS The International Club for 1975-76. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Serving Spanish food at the International Dinner. Spanish ClublInternational Club 115 116 Guidance AsstJCliIiic Asst. GUIDANCE ASSIS TANTS Being a guidance assistant isn't easy. CLINIC ASSISTANTS Clinic assistants are experts in using wheelchairs. OLVS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS QUALLS Library assistants can find what you're looking for. ADP ASSISTANTS Hard at work. Library AsstJADP Asst. 117 A smile on the face and a note in the hand. SATO .. . .u Folk Club can make a lot of good vibrations. 118 Office AsstJFolk Club TI PEP SQUAD msn KRISA The 1976 Pep Squad of Thomas Jefferson High School. TI Pep Squad 119 MATH TEAM XHZSVH Amy knows all the angles. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CLUB VSDDI Katie zeroes in on the Science Club. 120 Math TeamlScience Club MATHJS hATO DEBATE TEAM To argue is to make a point, to debate is to . . . MODEL U.N. TEAM The U.N. team can UNdo any competitor. Debate TeamlModel U.N. Team 121 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA YHZSVJA A lot of hard work. Weird Harold, are you in there? 122 FBLA DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION OF AMERICA Little Nuggets are all meat! Now lefs see, where was I . . .' DECA 123 Creative minds at work. mSA Mrs. Miklas and her innovative editors. 124 Facets FACETS 9.: TOWN CRIER A lot of hard work . . . OLVS . . . leads to a great success. Town Crier 125 WASZEK PTASZEK .g 1?; Keith Krisa, Student Life Editor 126 Ieffersonian '76 IEF F ERS ON IAN 76 Sara Howdershell, Classes Editor S1 IVHU KENT Frank Allgauer, Sports Co-ordinator Photo Staff, Pete Mathis, Kathy Gibson, Greg Sato Stephanie Leon, Business and Ads Manager Tim Kent, Photo Editor SHLLVW XZZSVM MATHIS Will Melton, FacultyIAdministration Editor Steve Ruff, Clubs Editor Ieffersonian '76 127 SlHlVW IEFFERS ONIAN 77 Fond memories found in a yearbook. 128 Ieffersonian '77 GIBSON IEF F ERS ON IOTTINGS Getting a lot of inspiration. Iottings 129 CHORALE The Chorale of Thomas Jefferson High School. 5 doing? What does that guy think he ZmeG 130 Chorale CHANS ONETTES Jefferson High's Chansonettes Chansonettes 131 CHAMB ER SINGERS Smile and say, Allegretto! GIRUS ENSEMBLE Eat your heart out Frank Sinatra. 132 Chamber SingerslGirl's Ensemble QUALLS 1976 Majorette Corps. 4 Carol Moffett, Drum Major DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES 5'1 !an Drum MajorlMajorettes 133 MARCHIN G COL ONIALS Performers in waiting, a moment of silence. mAAiDU A lot of good music. A great performance with a lot of COLONIAL talent. 134 Marching Colonials other precision halftime drill. 136 QUALIS Colonialettes QUALLS COLONIALETTES The 1975-76 Colonialettes SWISS FLAGS 3W I? 51'1an The Swiss Flag Corps Swiss Flags 137 FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS m....750 The Freshmen Cheerleaders She's just a little camera shy. 13B Freshmen Cheerleaders I.V. CHEERLEADERS E a 9 ;. - 2 Jefferson's Junior Varsity Cheerleaders I.V. Cheerleaders 139 MATHIS MATEIS Kerry Lynch Patience Sargent SHLLVW Darcel Claxton Pam Parker MATHIS STHLVW Frances Crosby Chris Iaynes and Denise Claxton 140 Varsity Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS MATHIS SIHLVN Melissa Miller SIHLVW Patti Nolan and Pam Dye . Mary Sanchez Beth Freeman Varsity Cheerleaders 141 , EDITOR . SA HOWDERSHELL r. SENIORS 144 Seniors 9 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS VTASZEK Secretary Amy Dall Senator Mary Sanchez XI'ZSVM r1 Treasurer Kay Hoffman Senator Peter Mathis Seniors 145 76 SENIORS 146 Seniors Seniors 147 476 WANITA MARIE ACHAI: Latin Club 1,2,4. F RANKLIN G. ALLGAUER II: SGA Treas. 4; Safety Coun- cil 3,4, Safety Council Public Relations Mgr. 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Back of the Year 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4; Track 2; Baseball 4; Civitan 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Key Club 1,2; IEFFERSONIAN 3,4, Sports Editor 4; Student Asst. 4. GEORGE LOUIS ALVAREZ IR.: Thespian 3,4, Sen. 4; De- bate Club 3; Drama Club 4; Chorale 4; One Acts 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress 3; 3Crucible 3; Library Asst. 2,3,4. THOMAS GLENN ANDERSON: Marching Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; Symphony of Winds 3; Jazz Band 3; Office Asst. 3,4. SARAH ANN ARNTSON: Chansonettes 1,2; Chorale 2,3; Chamber Singers 3; H.M.S. Pinafore3 2; Gondoliers 3. DAVID W. ATHEY: Track 1; Winter Track 3,4; Civitans 3,4. THOMAS ANDREW BACHMAN: Singing Valentines 3; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 2,3; Chamber Singers 3; Gonda- liers 3. ANN CARROLL BAKER: FACETS 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Regional Band 1,2,3; 3Fantasticks3 3, pianist 3; Once Upon a Mat- tress 3, Orchestra 3. DENNIS ANTOLIK LINDA ANTOLIK DAVID ATHEY THOMAS BACHMAN 148 Seniors WANETA ACHAI GEORGE ALVAREZ CHRYSTAL ARNOLD ANN BAKER FRANKLIN ALLGAUER SARAH ARNTSON 476 KAREN BAKER JOSEPHINE BALSAMO RICKY BARBOUR JENNIFER BEACH DAVID BECKER CLAUDIA BEDWELL JOSEPHINE CATHERINE BALSAMO: DE 3, Pres. 3; Tri- den 3,4; Homecoming Court 1,3. JENNIFER ELLEN BEACH: NIHS 2; German Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; IEFFERSONIAN 3; JEFFERSON IOTTINGS 4; Track 1,2,3; Civettes 2,3,4, Spph. Rep. 2, V. Pres. 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Student Asst. 3; Guidance Asst. 4; Miss Jefferson Contest 3; Talent Show 3. DAVID CHARLES BECKER: Symphonic Band 1,2; March- ing Band 1,2. CLAUDIA SUE BEDWELL: NIHS 2; NHS 3,4; PAC 3,4; Chorale 2,3,4, Publicity Mgr. 3, Pres. 4; Chamber Singers 3,4; H.M.S. Pinafore4, 2; 3Gondoliers 3; Choral Deptfs Spring Production 4; All-Regional Chorus 2,3; All-State J 1 ' Chorus 3; Student Asst. 3,4. MARILYN BEERY JAMES BENNETT IUDY LYNN BEERS: Girl's Chorus 1; Chorale 2,3,4; Chamber Singers 3,4; H.M.S. Pinafore 2; Gondoliers 3; Godspell 4; TI Chorale Variety Show 4; Student Asst. 3,4. MARILYN IANE BEERY: NJHS 2; NHS 3,4; Regional Sci- ence Fair 2, lst Place 2; PAC 4; JEFFERSON IOTTINGS 4; FACETS 4; Hockey 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Pres. 3; Keyettes 3,4, Hist. 3, Chaplain 4. MERRY L. BERRY: NIHS 2; NHS 3,4; Spanish Honor So- ciety 4; Spanish Club 1; Guidance Asst. 4. GERI BENSTEAD MERRY BERRY Seniors 149 476 GUS BLACUTT PATRICIA BLACUTT WILLIAM BLANCHETTI GEORGE BLANCO JOSEPH BLUM MARTHA BONILLA NANCY BRANDWEIN DAVID BRENNAN KATHY MARIE BISHOP: NHS 3,4; Quill and Scroll 2,3,4; GirPs State 3; Track 2,4. JOHN GUS BLACUTT: Football Mgr. 4. WILLIAM BLANCHETTI: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Ir.-Sr. Basketball 4; Civitans 3,4; Cupid Court 2. MARTHA LORENA BONILLA: French Honor Society 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Student Asst. 4. NANCY JANE BRANDWEIN: NIHS 2; NHS 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; German Honor Society 1,2; SCA Rep, 2; JEFFERSON IOTTINGS 2,3,4, Asst. Edtor 4; German Club 1; Keyettes 3,4, Hist. 4; Colonialettes 3,4. DAVID SCOTT BRENNAN: Hr. Rep. 3; Ir.-Sr. Basketball 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Winter Track 3,4; Track 3; Civitans 3,4; Student Asst. 3,4. MARY ELIZABETH BROOKS: NIHS 2; NHS 3,4, Pres. 4; Mag. Drive Chairman 4; Class Sen. 2; Hr. Rep. 1,2,3,4; PAC 4; Track 1,2; Hockey 2; Swimming 3,4; GAA 1,2; Civettes 2,3,4; Chaplain 4; Swiss Flag Corp 1,2,3,4-, Hist. 2, Co-Captain 4; Talent Show 3; Stu- dent Asst. 4. CHERYL BROWN 150 Seniors MICHAEL BROWNING SUSAN BROWN MARK BURBACH RAMONA BURK SUSAN LEMING BROWN: NJHS 2; French Honor Society 2; Swimming 3,4; GAA 3,4; Student Asst. 4; Homecoming Court 2,3. MICHAEL CHARLES BROWNING: NIHS 2; German Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Hr. Rep. 1; TOWN CRIER 3; Base- ball 2,4; Swimming 3,4; Key Club 3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4; England Student Exchange Program. MARK K. BURBACH: F ootball 1,2; Track 3; Ski Club 3,4. CONNIE MARIA BURGESS: NIHS 2; NHS 3,4; Christmas Court 3. RAMONA ANN BURK: DECA 3,4. EVELYN KAY BURKS: FBLA 3,4; German Club 1; Guid- ance Asst. 3; FRASER KING BURNS: Football 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Civitan 4. DAWN BURROUGHS: Float Comm. 3,4; FACETS 4; IEF- F ERSON IOTTINGS 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Debate Club 1; Environmental Science Club 4; Folk Club 4; Student Asst. 2,3. CONNIE BURGESS SANDRA BURGESS FRASER BURN S DAWN BURROUGHS CHARLES BUTCHER Seniors 151 BRYAN BURTON 476 JEANETTE MARIE CARLSON: FBLA 4, Sec'y 4; Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3; GAA 2,3,4, -Re- porter 3; Keyettes 4, Hist. 4. CHARLES FREDERICK CARPENTER: Key Club 3,4; Office Asst. 3,4. LUCY ANN CARTER: NJHS 1,2; NHS 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 4, Pres. 4; Latin Honor Society 3; Hockey 2,4; Gymnastics 2; Track 2; Swimming 4; GAA 2,3,4; Civettes 3,4; Godspell 4, Choreographer 4; Talent Show 3; Miss Jefferson Contest 3. CECELIA CARTER KRISTA CARTER JANET CASSEL 152 Seniors CHARLES CATHEY JANET ROBIN CASSELL: Triden 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3; FBLA 4; Chorus 1; Student Asst. 3. CHARLES MICHAEL CATHEY: NIHS 2; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 3. THOMAS EDWARD CERVA: Class Treas. 3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 3,4; Colonial Crew 1,2; Environmental Science Club 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 3; Student Asst. 3,4. ROBERT CARMACK LUCY CARTER HARRY CARVER THOMAS CERVA GE ORGE CEELY 476 IV 1 '3 I I r9. 1 ARTHUR CHASE MICHAEL CHIMENTO PAMELA CHOMKO TIM CHRISTIAN 4.319; Jr , EDWARD CLARK ELOISE CLARK JEAN CLARK MARGERY CLARK MICHAEL PERRY CHIMENTO: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Spirit Squad 3; Student Asst. 3. PAMELA ELIZABETH CHOMKO: DECA 2,3, Sedy 3; De- bate Team 1. TIMOTHY PETER CHRISTIAN: German Honor Society 3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4. EDWARD P. CLARK: Hr. Rep. 1; Swimming 3,4; German Club 1,2,3. MARGERY ANN CLARK: Float Comm. 4; Swimming 3,4. DARCEL ELIZABETH CLAXTON: NJHS 2; Float Comm. 4; Track 1; Gymnastics 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Miss Jefferson Contest 3. D ARCEL CLAXTON DENISE CLAXTON DENISE E. CLAXTON: Gymnastics 1,2; Cheerleading 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; GAA 1,2; Student Asst. 4. BARBARA ANN COLEMAN: Leo Club 1; nArsenic and Old Lace 1; uBye Bye Birdie 1; One Acts44 1. JOSEPH CMIEL BARBARA COLEMAN Seniors 153 476 DARREL CONWAY: NJHS 1,2; NHS 3,4; Latin Honor So- ciety 3,4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Math Team 3,4; Debate Team 3; Student Asst. 2. PILAR CARMEN CORTES: FBLA 4; Tennis 3,4; Softball 3,4; GAA 4; Chorus 1. DAVID WALTER COSTA IR.: Thespian 4; JEFFERSON IOTTINGS 2,4; Drama Club 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; March- ing Band 1,2,3,4; 3N0, N0, Nanette 2, Orchestra 2; Once Upon a Mattress 3, Orchestra 3; Fantastiks3 3, make up crew 3. LISA ELLEN CROGHAN: NIHS 2; Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Keyettes 3,4, Corresponding Sedy 4; GAA 2,3,4. ELAINE GWENDOLNE CUDDINGTON: Sr. Class Cheer- leader 4; TOWN CRIER 4; Student Asst. 3,4. JANET LYNN CZAPIEWSKI: Thespians 3,4; Float Comm. 2; JEFFERSON IOTTINGS 4; Gymnastics 1,2; Tennis 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Swimming 3,4; GAA 3,4; Drama Club 4; HFan- tastiks 3, Student Director 3; 41One Acts3 4; Prime of Miss Jean Brody 4; Student Asst. 2. AMY ELIZABETH DALL: NIHS 1,2; NHS 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Class Sedy 3,4; Float Comm. 2,3,4, Co-Chairman 2; Chairman 3; Graduation Chairman 4; Hall Decorating 2,3,4; IEFFERSONIAN 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4; FHA 1,2, Hist. 1, Sedy-Treas. 2; Math Team 2,3,4; Keyettes 2,3,4, Sen. 2, Carresponding Sedy 3, District Treas. 3, Hist. 4, District Pres. 4; PAC 3; Student Asst. 3,4. DAVID M. DARVILLE: French Honor Society 3,4; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Band 1. WENDY LYNN DAUGHERTY: NHS 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Asst. 3; NMS letter of Commendation 4. AMY DALL KRISTINA DAMERON 154 Seniors EUGENE CONE PILAR CORTES CHARLES CROSBY DAVID DARVILLE 3 DAVID COSTA JANET CZAPIEWSKI WENDY DAUGHERTY IACQUELYN DEVIER ELIZABETH DREW MICHELE EILER ANN DUNMIRE PATRICIA DELEWSKI GEORGE DIAZ GERALD DICKS ON PATRICIA ANN DELEWSKI: NIHS 2; Float Comm. 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2; Keyettes 3,4; GAA 1,2; French Club 1. GEORGE LUIS DIAZ: Thespians 3,4; Football 1; Chorale 2,3,4; Chamber Singers 3,4; 3H.M.S. Pinafore 2; Gon- doliers 3; 3Fantastiks 3; GodspelF 4; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Office Asst. 3; Talent Show 3; Cupid Court 3. MARK DICKSON: Swimming 4; Diving 4; Football Mgr. 4; Civitans 3,4. ELIZABETH HARMON DREW: NJHS 1,2, Pres. 2; Spanish Honor Society 4; Jr. Class Cheerleading 3; Hockey 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Keyettes 3,4, Ir. Rep. 3, V. Pres. 4; GAA 2,3,4; Miss Jeffer- son Contest 3, Ir. Princess 3; Homecoming Queen 4. MICHELE DIANE EILER: Hr. Alt. 1; Keyettes 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Student Asst. 3. Seniors 155 ?76 PATRICIA EVANS L 4 17 3? 9 MICHAEL EYBERS ROBY FADER LYNNE FAIRCHILD SUZANNE FAYE DENISE ANN ELDRIDGE: NIHS 1,2, Sedy 2; NHS 3,4; Softball 1,2; Tennis 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; FBLA 3, V. Pres. 3. IOEL ENTELES: NIHS 2; NHS 3,4, Treas. 4; Math Team 2,3,4, Capt. 3,4; Debate Team 2,3,4; Environmental Science Club 2,3,4, Sen. 3,4, Pres. 4; Model UN Team 2,4; Student Asst. 2; Science Fair 2. PATRICK KEVIN ESTES: Ir.-Sr. Basketball 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Swimming 3,4; Civitan 3,4. PATRICIA ANN EVANS: Float Comm. 1,2; Hockey Mgr. 3; Basketball Stats. 3,4; Softball Mgr. 2, Scorer 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Asst. 3,4. ROBY MICHAEL FADER: Westling 1,2; Football 1. JAMES FEAGANS GUY FERGUSON LYNNE ANNE FAIRCHILD: Hall Decorating 3; Float Comm. 2; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Student Asst. 4. MICHAEL FILIPCZYK KAREN FINES 156 Seniors 476 ROBERT FIRABEN LINDA FISHER MAUREEN F OLEY DEBORAH FOLLMER 7v ,,v,,,. A$v4717+ 4,:ii , v 3 7 . l SUSAN FOULDS RICHARD FOWLER BRENDA FRAME LINDA F RAME STEVAN TRECE FISHER: German Honor Society 4; Drama Club 3,4, Sen. 3,4; Swiss Flag Corp 3,4, Trees. 4; FACETS 4; Soccer 4; Russian Club 2; German Club 3,4. 7 Pep Squad 2, Co-Capt. 2; Spanish Club 2; 3N0, N0, BETSY JANE FLANDERS: FBLA 3' Nanette 2; One Acts, 3,4; The Crumble 3; Once REBECCA FL TCHER 1 DE A Upon a Mattress 3. LYNN E : F oat Comm. 1; C 2; . . Student Asst. 3,4. SUSAN LESLIE FOULDS. All-Reglonal Band 1, Basketball . 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; MAUREEN PATRICIA FOLEY: NJHS 2; NHS 3,4; Thespl- Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; One Acts 4; Godspell 4; ans 2; Hr. Rep. 1,2; Homecoming Comm. 2; Hall Decorat- Student Asst. 4. ' ; . 2; ; 1 ; 21:33 41388613811 Mgr Softball 1 Drama C ub 2 Student BRENDA G. FRAME: Chorus 1,2,3; Student Asst. 3. DEBORAH ALLEN FOLLMER: NJHS 2; NHS 3,4; Thespi- LINDA FAY FRAME: DECA 2,3; Guidance Asst. 2. ans 3,4, Business Mgr. 4; Hr. Rep. 2,3,4; Float Comm. 3; Seniors 157 476 RICHARD CLINTON FREEMAN: SGA V. Pres. 3; Class Pres. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 1; Civitan 4. BARBARA LYNNE GAITLEY: Hr. Rep. 1; DECA 3. MARY LOUISE GALLAGHER: Ir.-Sr. Cheerleading 3,4; TOWN CRIER 4; Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Student Asst. 3,4. JOSEPH EDWARD GANGI: Key Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Sym- phonic Band 1,2,3,4; Symphony of Winds 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; 44Once Upon a Mattress 3; PAC 4; Hr. Rep. 1,3; Stu- dent Asst. 3. GLENN E. GARDNER: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Spirit Squad 3,4. RICHARD EDWARD GARRETT: Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. ; flu ' 1:451:15 r MARY GALLAGHER JOSEPH GANGI v RICHARD GARRETT LISA GERBER 158 Seniors ROBERT FRAZIER BARBARA GAITLEY KATHLEEN GIBSON MARTHA GALANOS KATHY GIBSON DEBRA GINN ERNIE GIORDANO BENJAMIN GLASS CAROLYN GOODMAN SUSAN GOWER MICHAEL GRAHAM DOUGLAS CRIMES ERNIE P. GIORDANO: Class Rep. 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Chorale 3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3; Gondoliers'4 3. BENJAMIN WEAVER GLASS III: NJHS 1,2; NHS 3,4, Keeper of the Emblem 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4, Capt. 2,3,4; Student Asst. 3,4. MARTHA IOHANNA GLEITER: FACETS 4, Editor 4; Office Asst. 1. CAROLYN S. GOODMAN: DECA 4. DOUGLAS LEE GOODWIN IR.: PAC 4; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Baseball 2; Track 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Civitans 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,3,4; Symphony of Winds 3,4; Pep Band 4; Band Council 4; Stage Band 4. SUSAN KATHERINE GOWER: Spanish Club 1; Ecology Club 3; Chorus 1; Once Upon a Mattress, 3. MICHEAL PAUL GRAHAM: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Civitans 3,4. DOUGLAS WAYNE GRIMES: Thespians 3,4; Wrestling 2; Key Club 4; One Actsu 3; uThe Crucible 3; Once Upon a Mattress14 3; Student Asst. 3. HELEN MARIE GRIMM: DECA 2,3; Student Asst. 3. PATRICIA ANN GRIMM: DECA 2,3. HELEN GRIMM 4', I, ,. PATRICIA GRIMM Seniors 159 476 DAVID GRODOVVITZ CATHLEEN HAFFNER JOHN HAFNER GRACE HAINES THOMAS HALL LAURA HANS ON CATHLEEN HAFFNER: Spanish Honor Society 3; Orches- tra 1,2; Student Asst. 3,4. JOHN FOERY HAFNER: French Honor Society 3,4; Mag. Drive 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 1; FCA 3,4. GRACE REBECCA HAINES: NHS 3,4; TOWN CRIER 3; Once Upon a Mattress 3. IRENE STACEY HANIES: NHS 3,4; French Honor Society 3,4; Hall Decorating 3; Soccer Mgr. 3,4; Tennis 2,3; Swimming 1,2; Track 2; Student Asst. 4. CONNIE SHARON HALL: FBLA 3,4, Parl. 3, V. Pres. 4; F HA 1. THOMAS OHIO HALL: NJHS 2; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4. LAURA IO HANSON: NIHS 2; NHS 3; French Honor Soci- ety 2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Chorale 3,4. DEBRA L. HEADLEY: French Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; No, No, Nanette3 2; 3Bye Bye Birdie 1; Student Asst. 4; Sym- phonic Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2,3,4. DEBBIE HEADLEY DALE HENDERSHOT 160 Seniors PATRICIA HENRY: FACETS 4, Editor 4. MELISSA KATHRYN HERR: Chorus 1; HOne Acts 2; Of- fice Asst. 4; Float Comm. 4. JACQUELINE NINA HEWITT: NIHS 1,2; NHS 3,4; French Honor Society 2,3,4; SCA Cabinet 3; Homecoming Comm. 4; Civettes 2,3,4; Swiss Flag Corp 1,2,3, Lt. 2,3. KAY MARY HOFFMAN: NIHS 2; NHS 3,4; French Honor Society 3,4; Hr. Rep. 2; Class Treas. 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3; Football Mgr. 3; Civettes 2,3,4; GAA 3,4; FCA 3,4; Student Asst. 3; Office Asst. 4. TERESA LYNN HOLLAND: Homecoming Comm. 4; Swimming 4; German Club 1; Pep Squad 1; DECA 3,4; Ski Club 4; Guidance Asst. 3; Student Asst. 3. IOSEPH IOHN HOLUP: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4. HAROLD ARDEN HOMAN IR.: Football 2,3,4. SARA ANNE HOWDERSHELL: Quill and Scroll 4; Rus- sian Honor Society 3,4; Float Comm. 2,3; Hall Decorating 3; IEFFERSONIAN 3,4, Classes Editor 4; Russian Club 1,2,3, Sedy 2; Civettes 3,4; Art Guild 3; Asst. Teacher 4; Talent Show 3; NMS Letter of Commendation 4. PATRICIA HENRY MELISSA HERR IACQUELIN E HEWITT CHRISTOPHER HILTZ PATRICIA HINES TERESA HOLLAND IUANITA HOLLISTER KAY HOFFMAN . , . HAROLD HOMAN SARA HOWDERSHELL Seniors 161 ,76 176 LESLIE HUCKS KATHY HUGHES VICTORIA HUGHES PATRICIA HYLAND MARY IPPOLITO KIMBERLEY IRBY BERNADETTE IRVINE LESLIE SUSAN HUCKS: SGA Cabinet 3,4; HI. Rep. 1,3; Float Comm. 1,2; Keyettes 2,3,4; Chaplain 4; Spanish Club 1; Swiss Flag Corp 2,3; Homecoming Court 2. VICTORIA ANNE HUGHES: NHS 3,4, Sen. 4; Mag. Drive Chairman 4; Homecoming Comm. 4; FACETS 4; Environ- mental Science Club 4; Folk Club 4; Student Asst. 4; Sci- ence Fair 2. PATRICIA E. HYLAND: Basketball 2; Triden 3. MARY KAY IPPOLITO: NHS 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Comm. 2,3,4; Class V. Pres. 4; TOWN CRIER 4; Basketball Scorer 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Senate Sedy 4; Civettes 3,4, Sgt-at-Arms 4; GAA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Environmental Science Club 2,3. BERNADETTE MARY IRVINE: SGA Rep. 2; Float Comm. SHARI IANSSENS 2,3; French Club 4, Treas. 4; Drama Club 2,4; Environmen- tal Science Club 4; Overruled3 1; The Crucible 2; uOnce Upon a Mattress3 2; One Acts1, 4. SHARI DIANE IANSSENS: Softball 1,2 ; Latin Club 2; Pep Squad 2,4; Student Asst. 4. DAVID KAY JENKINS: Hr. Rep. 1,2; Golf 2,3,4. IOAN PAULA JIMENEZ: Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Symphony of Winds 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4. CYNTHIA ELAINE JOHNSON: Float Comm. 4; Homecom- ing Comm. 4; FACETS 4; Ski Club 4; Student Asst. 4. JOAN JIMENEZ CYNTHIA JOHNSON 162 Seniors 476 ELIZABETH JOHNSON JULIA JOHNSON , : V, ,, , . 1. ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON: F BLA 4; Ski Club 4; Pom Pom 1; Clinic Asst. 3. JULIA IEAN JOHNSON: FBLA 3,4; V. Pres. 4. DAVID SCOTT JONES: Ir.-Sr. Basketball 3,4; Donkey Bas- ketball 4; Swimming 3,4; Guidance Asst. 2. PAMELA RUTH IONES: Hockey 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 2; Bas- ketball 1,2,4, Co-Capt. 2; Softball 1,3,4, Co-Capt. 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1. SHARON ELAINE JONES: FHA 1; FBLA 4; Drama Club 3,4; Band 1,2; One Acts 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Godspell 4; 3The Prime of Miss Jean Body 4; Student Asst. 3; F ootball Stats. 4. TINIOTHY DOUGLAS KENT: IEFFERSONIAN 3,4, Photo- grapher 3, Photo Editor 4; Wrestling 1,2. MARK JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNS ON DAVID JONES LISA JONES PAMELA JONES SHARON JONES CARLOS IULCA EILEEN KEALEY Seniors 163 476 VICKI LU KERNS: French Club 1,2,3,4, Sedy 4; French Honor Society 3,4; Float Comm. 4; Hr. Rep. 4; Folk Club 4. SUSAN RENE KILMAN: Girl's State 3; Float Comm. 2,3,4; Civettes 3,4; Art Guild 3,4. NORMAN KING: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Civitan 4. THOMAS NEALE KING: Leo Club 1; 3Bye Bye Birdie 1. BECKY SUSAN KORCEL: Class Sedy 1; Mag. Drive 1; Keyettes 3,4, Hist. 3; Spanish Club 1; Homecoming Court 1. KEITH ALLAN KRISA: Quill and Scroll 4; Hall Decorating 4; IEFFERSONIAN 3,4, Photographer 3,4, Student Life Ed- itor 4; FACETS 4; TOWN CRIER 4, Photographer 4; EF- FERSON IOTTINGS 4; Art Guild 3. RICHARD JEROME KURTZ: NJHS 1,2; NHS 3,4; Key Club 4; Ski Club 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Symphony of Winds 4; Once Upon a Mattress' 3; 3Godspell14 4. THOMAS KING ANNA KLIMKIEVVICZ CATHLEEN KOGER BECKY KORCEL 164 Seniors VICKI KERNS GREGORY KILE SARA KLOSKY MICHAEL KOZA MARY KEYES N n .31 KAREN KNOX RICHARD KURTZ 476 LUIS LAMA THOMAS LAMBERT JANICE LANGKAMP CATHLEEN LATHAM CHARLES LAWRENCE SUZANNE LEACH SHARON LEE STEPHANIE LEON THOMAS LLOYD LAMBERT: NHS 3,4; German Honor Society 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Capt. 3,4; Indoor Track 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4. JANICE LYNN LANGKAMP: FBLA 4, Hist. 4; Swiss Flag Corp 2; Student Asst. 4. SUZANNE LEACH: Drama Club 2,4; Civettes 4; Choir 1,2,3; Ensemble 2; Gondoliers 3; 2Once Upon a Mattress4, 3. SHARON L. LEE: Student Asst. 3,4; Office Asst. 4. STEPHANIE DIANE LEON: NIHS 2; NHS 3,4; German Honor Society 3; Spanish Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Girl's State 3; Graduation Comm. 4; IEFFERSONIAN 3,4, Ads and Business Editor 4; Track 2; Keyettes 4, District Treas. 4. DIANE LYNNE LEVINE: Quill and Scroll 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4, Sec'y 3; TOWN CRIER 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Leo Club 1; Bye Bye Birdie 1; 2Black Comedy 2; 3N0, N0, Nanette 2; One Acts2 1,3. DIAN E LEVINE Seniors 165 ,76 DEBRA LISTER A . p STEVEN LOWE 166 Seniors MARY LUCKE MARGARET LYNCH RICHARD DAVID LEWY: Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Indoor Track 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 2; 2Bye Bye Birdie 1. DEBRA ELLEN LISTER: NIHS 1,2; NHS 3,4; Track 1; Keyettes 3,4; Swiss Flag Corp 2,3,4, Sec'y 3, Capt. 4; Band Council 4; Band Librarian 4; Student Asst. 4; NMS Letter of Commendation. MARY CLARINDA LUCKE: NIHS 1,2; NHS 3,4, V. Pres. 4; French Honor Society 2,3,4; Class V. Pres. 3; Hr. Rep. 1; Float Comm. 2,3; Chairman 2; Hall Decorating 3; French Club 1,2; German Club 1; Colonialettes 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Stu- dent Asst. 4. KERRY ELIZABETH LYNCH: Thespians 3,4; Cheerleading 2,4; Drama Club 3,4; Chorus 1; '1One Acts 3,4; The Cruc- ible 3; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Fantastiks1' 3; Stu- dent Asst. 4; Sweetheart Court 1; Christmas Court 2; Homecoming Court 4. MARGARET MARY LYNCH: French Honor Society 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; TOWN CRIER 3,4, Editor 4; Civettes 3,4, Hist. 4; Student Asst. 4. EVA LUECHT KERRY LYNCH :' - N 'V ; w. 2:. , .. , . .4: . .' ,5 1'0- , ,4 .1 MARK MACKEY JOSEPH MAITLAND 176 JOHN MAHAFFEY .vr. - EVELYN MANN JOHN MAREK 221,2 JOHN MARUT CAROL MASON JOHN PHILIP MAREK: Football 1; Wrestling 1; Diving 3,4. KAREN ANN MARKS: Thespian 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; FBLA 3; Chasonettes 3; 2The Crucible 3; 11Once Upon a Mattress 3; Miss Jefferson Contest 3. JOHN G. MARUT: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Foot- ball 2; Student Asst. 3. DEBBIE ANN MASON: Clinic Asst. PETE ANDREW MATHIS: Class Sen. 2,3,4; SAC 4; PAC 3,4; Ski Club 4; Hr. Rep. 1,2,3; IEFFERSONIAN 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Key Club 1,2,3,4. IULIE MAYOCK: Float Comm. 2,3,4; Hall Decorating 3'; Civettes 4; Graduation Comm. 4; Homecoming Comm. 4. DEBORAH ANNE MAYS: Pep Squad 1,2; Guidance Asst. 3,4. DEBORAH LYNN McCAFFREE: NIHS 1,2; NHS 3,4; Float Comm. 4; Pom Pom Girls 1; Pep Squad 2, Capt. 2; Spanish Club 1; FBLA 4; Girls Chorus 1; Chansonettes 3; Girls En- semble 3; All-Regional Chorus 3; Chamber Singers 4; Chorale 4; All-District 4. DEBORAH MAYS DEBORA MCCAF F REE Seniors 167 476 MAUREEN MCCLOUD m L5 x ' L . LINDA MCKEEMAN MELISSA MILLER STEPHEN MILLER MAUREEN ELLEN MCCLOUD: Keyettes 3,4, Sr. Rep. 4; Office Asst. 3. TAMMY HOPE McCULLEN: Ski Club 2; Chorus 1,2. JOSEPH CHARLES MCDONALD: Wrestling 2. WILLIAM I. McMENAMIN: Float Comm. 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; FCA 2,3, V. Pres. 3; Civitan 3,4, Treas. 4; Student Asst. 3,4. ELLEN DIANE MEYER: Keyettes 2,3,4, District V. Pres. 4; 168 Seniors LINDA MILLER v Q 4 MARY MINDAK TIMOTHY MILLS Girls Chorus 1; Chansonettes 3; Chorale 4. LINDA ELLEN MILLER: NIHS 2; NHS 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; JEFFERSON IOTTINGS 3,4, Editor 4; Hockey 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Keyettes 3,4; Chorus 1; Stu- dent Asst. 3. STEPHEN RICHARD MILLER: Thespians 2,3,4; NIHS 1,2; Russian Honor Society 1,2; Russian Club 1,2; uOne Acts 1,2; Black Comedy 2. CAROL ANN MITCHEN: FHA 1; FBLA 4; Chorus 1; Chorale 2,3,4, Sec'y 4; Chamber Singers 3,4; H.M.S. Pina- fore 2; Gondoliers 3; All-Regional Chorus 3; All- County Chorus 3; Choral Variety Show 4. AUDREY CAROL MOFFETT: NHS 3,4; Symphony of Winds 3,4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; March- ing Band 2,3,4, Asst. Librarian 3, Pres. 4; Drum Major 4. JOHN S. MOHR: Football 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 2,4; Bye Bye Birdie 1; Arsenic and Old Lace 1. GLENDELL WILLIAM MOORE: Key Club 3,4, Treas. 4; Ski Club 3,4; Velo Club 1,2,3,4. TOM CURTIS MORGAN: Swimming 3,4. DAVID PALMER MORROW: F ootball 3,4. JOHN G. MULLER: Basketball 1; Ir.-Sr. Basketball 3. KATHERINE MARIE MULLINS: Ski Club 4; Triden 4; Chorus 3.4; All-Regional Choir 4; Gondoliers 3. GLENDELL MOORE THOMAS MORGAN JOHN MULLER KATHERINE MULLINS DAVID MORROW MATTHEW MUNSEY PAMELA MOTTLEY ROBERT MURRAY Seniors 169 476 JAMES MYERS CHRISTINE NEWMAN LINDA NICHOLS DAVID HAROLD NELSON: Latin Honor Society 3,4; Float Comm. 1,2; Hr. Rep 3; Soccer 1,2,4; Ir.-Sr. Basketball 3,4; Chess Club 1; Key Club 4; German Club 1; Latin Club 4; Environmental Science Club 1; Arsenic and Old Lace2 1; Optimist Oritorical Contest Winner 2; Forensics 2; Asst. Teacher 4. CHRISTINE ELAINE NEWMAN: Latin Club 4; Chorus 1,3,4. LINDA LEE NICHOLS: NJHS 2; NHS 3,4; French Honor Society 2,3,4, Sec'y-Treas. 3; Chansonettes 3; Girls Ensem- ble 3; One Acts 4, Director 4; 3Prime of Miss Jean Brody 4; Student Asst. 4. LAUREN LEIGH NOWELL: NJHS 1,2; NHS 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Librarian 2; Symphony of Winds 3,4; All-Regional Band 2; Univer- sity of Tenn. Honors Band 2,3; Bye Bye Birdie 2, Or- chestra 2; Gymnastics 4; Cheerleading 2,3; Drama Club 4; Graduation Comm. 4. HELEN CAROLE ONUFRAK: French Honor Society 3,4; Keyettes 3,4; Color Guard 2; Band Mgr. 4. MARIO ANTHONY ORLIKOFF: Basketball 1,2,3,4; F 00t- ball 1,2; Tennis 2,4; Civitans 2,3,4, Pres. 4; TOWN CRIER 4; Student Asst. 4. LORETTA MAE ORNDORFF: NIHS 1,2; NHS 3,4; Band 1; All-Regional Band 1. 170 Seniors LAUREN NOWELL MARK O1BRIEN HELEN ONUFRAK l? LORETTA ORNDORFF STEVEN OSS PAMELA PARKER SCOT PATTERS ON THOMAS MATHEW OTTO: Boys Stzite 3; NHS 3,4; Math Team 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4. CYNTHIA ANNE PARKER: Student Asst. 3. PAMELA LEIGH PARKER: French Honor Society 2,3,4, Sen. 3; NJHS 1,2; NHS 3,4; Hr. Rep. 3; Senate Sedy 3; Float Comm. 1; JEFFERSON IOTTINGS 2; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Capt. 2; Civettes 3,4; Marching Band 1,2; Pep Band 1; All-Regional 1; 3Bye Bye Birdie 1, Orchestra 1; No No Nanette 2, Orchestra 2; Student Asst. 4. SCOT MACE PATTERSON: Diving 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Stu- dent Asst. 3. GREG M. POLYCHRONES: Football 1. MARK ANDERSON POORE: German Honor Society 2,3; Float Comm. 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Football 3; Football 1,2,4; German Club 2,3. KELLY DEE PRATHER: Football 1; Soccer 1. JOHN OTWELL CYNTHIA PARKER n fly; L,' $ , DOUGLAS PAUL STEVEN PITTORE 1 :1 MARK POORE KELLY PRATHER S eniors 1 7 1 176 STEPHEN IOHN PTASZEK: IEFFERSONIAN 4, Photo- grapher 4; Wrestling 2; Chess Club 2; Video Tape Crew 3. ROY PRENTICE JANICE PRICE ROBERT BRUCE PULLAR: Cross Country 2; Track 1,2; Indoor Track 2; Key Club 1,2,3; Marching Band 2,3,4; Symphony of Winds 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Concert Band 1. PAMELA MARGARET PUNIPHREY: Float Comm. 2,3; JEFFERSON IOTTINGS 4; Civettes 2,3,4; Art Guild 3, Pres. 3; Pom Pom Girls 1; Talent Show 3. PAUL CONKLIN QUIGG IR.: Football 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Indoor Track 4; Ski Club 1. SUSAN PATRICIA QUIN: All-Regional Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Pit Or- chestra 2,3,4. DOUGLAS MORTON RAY: NJHS 1,2; NHS 3,4; Football 1,4; Wrestling 1; Swimming 4; Diving 4; Civitans 3,4; Stu- dent Asst. 3. PATRICIA PRICE MARY PROVOST STEPHEN PTASZEK ROBERT PULLAR PAMELA PUMPHREY MICHAEL PYNE PAUL QUIGG PAT QUIN CATHERINE RAINEY DOUGLAS RAY 172 Seniors VICTORIA RAY DAVID RICE CHERYL RIDGEWA LEE ROBINSON GAIL RUBIN NEIL ROSE 176 VICTORIA FIALA RAY: Civettes 4; Chansonettes 1; Chorale 2; H.M.S. Pinafore 2; Student Asst. 2. MICHAEL SCOTT READLING: Student Asst. 3,4. CHERYL DIANE RIDGWAY: Guidance Asst. 3,4. ALBERT VICTOR ROMANO: French Honor Society 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Soccer 1,2,4. NEIL LESLIE ROSE: NJHS 2; NHS 3,4; German Honor So- ciety 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2, Sedy 3; Ifs Academic Team 3; PAC 2,3; German Club 1,2,3, Pres. 2, Treas. 3; Environmental Science Club 3; Key Club 1,2,3, Sedy 3; Math Team 3. GAIL A. RUBIN: FBLA 3; Student Asst. 2; Clinic Asst. 3. THERESA ANN RUDDEN: F BLA 3. DANIEL ROLAND ALBERT ROMANO TAMMY RUDD TERRY RUDDEN Seniors 173 476 174 STEVE RUFF MICHELLE RYAN DEB ORAH SAMUELS GREGORY SATO Seniors PAUL RUFFING m k HARVEY SACAROB MARIA SANCHEZ SUSAN SCHENING STEPHEN HOWARD RUFF: NIHS 1,2; NHS 3,4; French Honor Society 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Hr. Rep. 3; JEF- FERSONIAN 3,4, Clubs Editor 4; Football 2; Indoor Track 3,4; Debate Team 2,3,4, Capt. 3,4; Science Club 3,4; French Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Key Club 3,4; NVSL District Poetry Win- ner 2. DEBORAH ANNE SAMUELS: NIHS 1,2; Afro-American Society 2; Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 3,4; Symphony of Winds 3; Band Asst. 3. MARIA SANCHEZ: Class Sen. 3,4; JEFFERSON IOT- TINGS 2; Civettes 2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4. CINDY LEIGH SANDBERG: F BLA 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Spanish Club 1; Girls Chorus 1. ERIC ANDREW SCHWARTZ: Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Student Asst. 4. CINDY SANDBERG PATIENCE SARGENT ERIC SCHWARTZ SARAH SCOTT r a 'i' VE- c $15.1 :ra-r LESLIE SHOEMAKER CHRISTIE SIEGEL RICHARD SINGLETARY DONNA SHIREY MARK GORDON SERUM: Swimming 3,4. MARGARET ANN SHERIDAN: Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball TYRA LEE SEETLE: French Honor Society 2,3; Gymnas- 1273; Swimming 3; Triden 2,3; GAA 2,3,4. tics 12.3.4; GAA 2.3.4; cheerleading 3; Student Asst. 4: DONNA MARIE SHIREY: Pom Porn Girls 1; FBLA 4; Miss Christmas Court 3. Jefferson Contest 2. CHRISTIE ANN SIEGEL: NIHS 2; Russian Honor Society 3,4; Russian Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 1. Seniors 175 176 LISA SLAWS ON LISA CHRISTINE SLAWSON: Swimming 3; Cheerleading 1,4; Girls Chorus 1; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Student Asst. 2. CHRISTOPHE ANDRE SMITH: Soccer 3. DEBORAH ELAINE SMITH: F loat Comm. 1; Pep Squad 1; FBLA 4; The Crucible3 3. RONALD JEFFREY SMITH: Chorale 3; Our Town 1. ALAN W. SMOKOWSKI: Student Asst. 3. IUDITH E. SOEL: Track Mgr. 1; Track 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Environmental Science Club 2,3; Swimming 3,4; DECA 3; Civettes 4. MARY STELLA SPICER: NJHS 2; NHS 3,4, Sedy 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4. CABY SMITH CHRISTOPHE SMITH DEBORAH SMITH RONALD SMITH ALAN SMOKOWSKI JUDITH SOEL MICHAEL SOMAVILLA MARY SPICER JAMES SPILMAN 176 Seniors 176 KAVEN STAFFORD ANN STALLINGS CONSTANCE STASIAK RUSSELL STEVENS 9' 7'77 7'7 V f KATHRYN STORM CHARLES STROBLE LEE SUGARMAN MARVIN SWIFT CONSTANCE LEE STASIAK: Latin Honor Society 3; Latin Club 3, Sec'y 3; Hr. Rep. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 2,3, Co-Capt. 3; Forensics 3; Student Asst. 3. RUSSELL PAUL STEVENS: F ootball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3. CHARLES LEE STROBLE: Football 3; Basketball 4; Track 4; Civitans 4; Student Asst. 4. LEE MITCHELL SUGARMAN: NIHS 1,2; NHS 3,4. MARVIN S. SWIFT: Baseball 2. PATRICIA IONE TEEGARDEN: Softball 1,2; Miss Jeffer- son Contest 1; Pom Pom Girl 1; Float Comm. 2; Civettes 2,3,4, Hist. 4; Swiss Flag Corp 3. , -, :7; ,7 ' .- 1.11;..Xx3 X LLM 3v JAMES RALEIGH THERRELL: Football 1; Science Club Mk Xx 2,3; Russian Club 1,2; One Acts 2; Student Asst. 3. PATRICIA TEEGARDEN JAMES THERRELL LINDA LOU THIEL: Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; All-Regional Band 1; NIHS 2. LINDA THIEL BRENT THOMAS Seniors 177 476 CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH THOMAS: Football 1,2,4; Office Asst. 4. BRENDA FAITH THOMPSON: NIHS 2; Thespians 3,4; Mag. Drive Comm. 2,3, Prize Chairman 3; 20ne Acts 4; Chorale 4; Fantastiks 3; 30nce Upon a Mattress 3; 3Godspell 4; 3The Prime of Miss Jean Brody ; Student Asst. 2,3. WILLIAM EDWARD TODD: Baseball 2,3,4. SHELBY TOLLIVER: Baseball 2; Civitan 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH TORREGROSA: NJHS 1,2; Civettes CHRISTOPHER THOMAS BRENDA THOMPSON 2,3,4, Sen. 3, Treas. 4; Swiss Flag Corp 3. , , ANTONIO TORRES: Football 1,2,3; Track 2; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 4. MICHAEL EDWARD TUCCI: Civitan 1,2; Pep Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Symphony of Winds 2,3,4, Stu- dent Conductor 4; All-Regional Band 1; Dixieland Band 2,3. DAVID LEE VAKOS: Clinic Asst. 3. KAREN ANNE VALENTE: Marching Band 4. ELIZABETH WEBSTER VAN CLEVE: NIHS 2; NHS 3,4; Mag. Drive Comm. 2,3,4, Prize Chairman 2, Chairman 3; Class V. Pres. 1; Class Treas. 2; Class Pres. 3; TOWN CRIER 2; Tennis 2,3,4, Capt. 4; GAA 4; Marching Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; No No Nanette3 2. CAROLYN THOMPSON EDWARD TODD SHELBY TOLLIVER SUSAN TORREGROSA ANTONIO TORRES TOM TOTH LILY TSUI MICHAEL TUCCI KAREN VALENTE ELIZABETH VAN CLEVE 178 Seniors 176 PATTY VANSCOVIC SUZANNE VARNER KATHRYN VAUGHAN VALENTINE WAGNER JOHN WALDNER KATHRYN ANNE VAUGHAN: Softball 2,3,4; GAA 3,4, Reporter 4; Student Asst. 3,4. BRUCE T. VOETSCH: Wrestling 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,4; Swimming 3,4; Golf 4; Key Club 2,3,4. CONSTANCE CAROL VOGEL: Float Comm. 2,3,4; Hall Decorating 3,4; TI Spirit Squad 3; FHA 4; Clinic Asst. 4; Student Asst. 4. VALENTINE ONEZEAM WAGNER III: German Club 2,3,4. NATALIE R. WALKER: Chorale 2,3. PATRICIA ANN WALKER: NJHS 2; French Honor Society 2,3; SGA Sedy 3; Class Treas. 1; Class V. Pres. 2; Cheer- leading 2; Keyettes 2,3,4, Parl. 3, Pres. 4. TIMOTHY ALLEN WALKER: Football 1,2,3. PATRICIA WALKER TIM WALKER Seniors 179 176 r; C' 'f . 7y , Y 7' 1' ; wnxp. d, H'K J. 4 V y , K MICHAEL WEINER SUSAN WELLS BEVERLY WHEELER ARTHUR WHITE TIMOTHY MARK WALTER: Ir.-Sr. Basketball 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Winter Track 2; Civitan 3,4. TERESE MARIE WASILEWSKI: NIHS 1,2, Treas. 2; NHS 3,4; French Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 3; Civettes 2,3,4, Sedy 3, Pres. 4; TOWN CRIER 3,4, Asst. Editor 4. ROBERT ALLEN WATKINS: Football 1,2,3,4; Civitan 4. MICHAEL ROBERT WEINER: NHS 3,4; Track 1; Debate Team 1; Band 1,2,3,4. RICKEY PRESTON WHITTAKER: Football 1; Basketball 2,3,4; G01f1,2,3,4. ANGELA WHITLOCK RICKEY WHITTAKER DONALD VVIDDOWFIELD 130 Seniors 76 JACKIE WILKINSON A NHLLARD WYANT JACKIE RAE WILKINSON: Swiss Flag Corp 2,3,4, Co- Capt. 4; Student Asst. 4. KAREN GAIL WILLIAMS: Float Comm. 1,2,3,4; Class Sen. 1; Civettes 3,4. CLINTON WOOD: NHS 3,4; German Honor Society 3,4; German Club 3,4; Student Asst. 4. STEVEN YERGOVICH CARL ZARTMAN Seniors 181 76 OCEM memtE Rams, 182 Seniors 76 VSIHX Seniors 183 76 SATO SATO h .w . i X' -. r $ a I 3' N a x . r v A ' v; .. ' '3 . VI 7 I 5'. . J a n, 1V . . 11, u 184 Seniors 76 XlZSVLd QUALLS ' r-w I ' 'q . .. 'a r; j . WJ- , 1? 1'5: .4 lg; n 1-;2- , . , , : ,w. . ' f . . ' u f' Mia ?- 5W3? 1,. ' 1- 44 ...Lf.,a; gf .i if, 31.315, 5:? KW XZZSVM Seniors 185 76 SATO SATO 186 Seniors won t u.- XSZSVld Seniors 187 76 SATO 188 Seniors QUALLS Seniors 189 76 QUALLS 190 Seniors 76 MEHO 191 Seniors MEHO 346me 192 Seniors gmfehaeli Egrnfnning Memoriam 193 194 Juniors 7 7 IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice President Mark Hartsoe Vice President Kathy Allrid Juniors 195 77 ' va2 Pamela Aarhus Alan Ackard Sally Akers Cynthia Allen , John Adams Wayne Alexander Timothy Allen Katherine Adams Carolyn Allen Kathleen Allrid SIHLVIN Virginia Arny Sharon Aylor Deborah Baker Glenda Ball Bruce Alwood Chris Anderson Keith Anderson Mike Andrick David Arellano M... . I iL' I sure hope no one notices that these are really marshmellowsf' 196 Juniors Karen Ball Mary Bargh Dean Barshis , Charles Bartholomew Kimberly Bennett Leonard Birney John Brooks Steven Bennett Claudia Bonilla David Brown Karin Berg Constance Bookout Kimberly Brown Sharon Beverly Kathryn Breen Mary Brown Walter Binns Kimberly Broadwell Sharon Brown Sue Brown Walter Brown Robert Burchard l Q, . X - Linda Bujakowski Geralyn Buttram Juniors 197 ,77 77 Thomas Cabelus Susan Cable Ruthela Calambro 198 Juniors Colleen Cappello Bellita Carrera Peter Carrico Virginia Castro Robin Chandler Sarah Cheney Robin Chernenko Todd Chisholm Michael Celec Christopher Chambers Mary Chan Patrice Chan Gayle Clem Catherine Cmiel Guillermo Concas Susan Cone Bruce Cook John Cook Nancy C001 Karen Cooney Karl Cooper James Correll Stephanie Costello Catherine Cottle Vicki Covey Curtiss Craig There she goes again, coppin' z's! Patrick Craig Dawn Crookston Frances Crosby David Dawson Robert Cunningham James Curl Richard DeGraaf James Dajani Karen Delewski Rick D,Andrea Mark Derepentigny James Daughtrey Mary DeSimone Juniors 199 77 ,77 Ill 1,? Andrew Felder Beverly English Mary Diaz David Divelbiss Patricia Drenning Pamela Dye Marianne Dickson Dawn Doering Brace Duncan Robin Dye Thomas Evans John Fessenden Cindy Dorr David Dwornik Paul Elder Marylen Farris PTASZEK A Hey, what if this bomb goes off while weTe still sittin' here? 200 Juniors 77 Jeffrey Fisher Carol Forman Pamela Fisher Susan Forsyth Shirley Flanner Frank Foss Terry F lournoy Virginia Foster Frances Fowler Edward Camber Valerie Glekas Sandra Grandel Mark Fowley Ingrid Gastoukian Sharon Goetz Roseanne Gula Clarie Fried James Glasgow Shirley GOdWin Bonnie Gunther Tammy Friend Theresa Glass Mark GOOde Lisa Frye Linda Glaub Tanni Gramian Juniors 201 443k. Betty Hall Linda Hamlett Leslie Hamilton Clyde Hampton Rhoda Hancock Mary Harmony Carew Harper Eric Hayes James Hedges Walter Hillery Louis Harrell Karen Hayes Blair Hendrickson Tamara Hoffman Reed Harrison Douglas Hazlett Robert Hess Donna Hoke Paul Hartbower Stephen Healey Tracy Hicks Arthur Homan Mark Hartsoe Miles Heater Melody Hill 202 Juniors Hillary Hughes Wade Hulon Christine Ippolito Liz Jackson Robert Jacobi Christine Jaynes Hilary Jenkins Susan Iohn Diane Johnson Steven Johnson Walter Johnson Kenneth Jones b The Great Pumpkin lives again! Juniors 203 Hege Karlsen 204 Juniors Thomas Kays Michael Keast Donald Kelly Wendy Kelly Mairim Kennelly Donna Kessler Joan Koenig Karen Keyes Paul Kraft Robin Klein Nancy Krewatch Peter Klosky Kari Kuntz Pamela Knight Nancy Lacey Patricia Lambert Thomas Lambert Tambra Lane David Lawrence Cynthia Lints Lori Lynch Trainia Lawrence John Litsas Corey Madden Suzanne Layman Marty Lonewolf Martha Maerker Wendy'Lawton Margaret Longo James Mahan Kevin Leonard Charles Lutz Barry Mahlberg ,77 .. Luf m - ?. :1 , 34 y, z. x . r' V ,. Marilyn Majer Kelly McCann Gerald Manley Lori McCollough Adelina Masingill Kevin McCormack Jay Matthews Juniors 205 Lisa McCullar Barbara McDaniel Eleanor McDonald 206 Juniors Donna Melone William Melton Carol Miller Timothy Miller Yunchan Moon Carlton Moorefield Philip Morgan David Morris Sara Morsches Zachary Mullins Lisa Mulloy Tobin Naidorf John Nammack Warren Nelson Catherine Neperud Iohn Noble Patricia Nolan Teresa Norman Nancy Novak Daniel O'Brien Debora Ochoa Steven Odum Polly Ogden Paul O'Neill 77 Mark Paullin Jeffrey Patters on N athan Patters on Brian O'Keefe Perry Otwell Marianne Padgett Nicki Parlet Roger Oliva Jeanine Overgaard Christine Parfitt Glenn Parnell Susan 035 Roger Oyster William Parker Jeff Parnell Juniors 207 77 Patricia Pederson Evelyn Perez Charles Perkins Nancy Platt Gregory Perrine William Plough Michael Phelps Robert Poch Nancy Pilch Thomas Poland Kathleen Pisciotta Christine Polanin 208 Juniors Cynthia Polk Wendy Pratt James Price Richard Price Christine Prochazka O-LVS Elizabeth Purcell Donald Purvis Jean Radassao Mary Rainey Lori Rechin Carol Reese Kemp Reid James Reidenbaugh Valerie Richey Patricia Riddle Bonnie Ritter Janice Roberson Janeen Robinson Mary Robinson Claude Salch Camille Salemi Janice Sanborn William Sanders Susan Roche Lisa Romano Teresa Romano Anne Rust Glenn Sato Gregory Schnepp James Schweitzer Juniors 209 77 Is that fly still on the end of my nose? X Karen Shaw Karen Sheehan Jack Shifflett James Simmons Terri Sheaffer Rebecca Sherman Kenneth Shifflett Roderick Simons Pat Shinners Andrea Skinner Debra Shouman Mary Slonceski Dana Silies 2 10 Juniors Sandra Stasiak Mark Stata Kevin Stell Eric Stewart Michele St. Francis Douglas Smethurst Christopher Smith Michael Smith Peter Smith Sandra Smith Stephen Smith Margaret Snider Ava Souleyret Kimberly Stapleton Kurt Stapor Yvette St. John James Story Laura Stuart Nancy Sutherland Bernice Szopiak Michael Tait Robert Tarbuck Flora Taylor Susanne Tedeschi Leo Thompson Janet Thoresen Juniors 2 1 1 77 977 Russell Tolley 212 Juniors Kathleen Tomayko Anh Trinh Andrew Trimpin Anthony Tullio Karen Tumbleson Daniel Uglietta Scott Utegaard Gerald Varner Dale Vining Gary Vozzola Robert Wagner Mary Waldner Yola Waller David Walsh Ronald Warf Charles Webb Douglas Webster William Webster Paul Weedlun Beverly Westerman Douglas Wever uHe's even better than my honey! Sally White Randy Wike Letitia Wilbur Mary Wilburn Denise Woodard lack Young Lisa Zeigler John Zook Carol Williams David Worthington Sandra Williams Robert Wray Kellie Wilson Teri Yantis Robert Yordy Juniors 213 77 KMSA 214 Juniors DLVS 77 Okaum 215 Juniors 216 Juniors --- . 77 QUALLS S'TanD v'x , M - 7 .t',. QUALLS Juniors 217 78 SOPHOMORES 21 8 Sophomores PTASZEK President Robert Ray 1! 78 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS XHZSVJA msvu DIEZSVJA Senator Karen Iones Sophomores 219 78 220 Sophomores Anita Adams Susan Adams Thomas Adams Isabel Aguayo Teri Ahn Scott Allen Lisa Allgauer John Alvarez Karen Alwood James Anders Ellen Anderson John Anderson Steven Anderson Maria Armistead Daniel Aschenbrenner Lisa Bachman James Baker Julie Baker Thomas Ballinger Tammy Barnes Lori Barr Deborah Bartenes Kevin Barth Michelle Battista Paula Beach 78 Maria Bonilla Richard Bowden Victoria Bosch Darryl Bowser John Boswell Deborah Boyles WASHK David Bear Allen Benefield Leslie Bell William Bergland Julie Bellows Jean Bertini Janet Bethart William Bethea Patricia Bishop Linda Black Richard Blakemore Adrian Blevins . . . then Poppa bear said to Momma bear . . f Sophomores 22 1 78 Kali Brees Carrol Brinkerhoff Lea Brillhart Valerie Briseno Susan Breedlove MATHIS : Daphne Carayiannis v Catherine Carter Mary Castellucci Jeffrey Brooks Shelly Burkholder Robin Browning Jeffrey Burnett Sandra Buchanan Michael Burns Michelle Burchette Ross Burns Robert Burgess Patricia Cappello 42 uWas that really a frog I just swallowed? 222 Sophomores William Caulfield Lyndia Chaffin Carol Cheney John Chomko Colleen Darmody Jonathan Daugherty I 1x Teresa Christini Robert Clonch Paul Cornett Daniel Craig Jill Christy Elizabeth Coles Ion Costa Robin Creamer Judith Christy Jane Collins Karen Costello Peter Criscuolo Cynthia Clark Robert Cook Elizabeth Cotter Aletha Crotts Duncan Clark David Cornejo Ioan Craft Sophomores 223 78 Elizabeth Dunn John Edwards Richard Dunn Debra Eiler Wade Dunning William Eldridge Janet Eason Jeffrey Ellis Sharon Daughtrey Carl Dean Daniel Denny John Drew John Davis Kenneth DeHaven Karen Deseguirant Douglas Dronfield John Davis Carolyn Delaney Patricia Dickenson Timothy Droz Matthew Delaney Donna Ditzler James Duhamel lean Delewski Teresa Dolan John Dunleavy 224 Sophomores 978 XV n ,. Patricia Ely Kim Estes Ryder Fletcher Brenda Foley Danielle F oullon Adam Embrey Leslie Ferguson Laurie Flint Jack Foster Michael Frawley John Flanagan Susan Flynn Eliot Foulds Cynthia Freeman ' nniiwvah' -' John F uller Robert Furbee Evanthia Galanos What do you mean by saying, since when does it rain inside? Sophomores 225 78 Deborah Griffith Charles Grove Greta Habib Jill Gardner ,ar x. v I '9: v-r I ' Thomas Geoffrey George Glass Robert Gordon Philip Giordano Kathleen Glass Julia Gorey Julia Gorham Nikki Gramian Morgen Greschel 226 Sophomores David Hadsell Cindy Hall Cynthia Hall Robert Hamilton Victoria Hampton Harold Hanson Ann Haran Christopher Harris Helen Hayes Carrie Hayden Mark Hazelett Brenda Heck David Hedges Dara Hembree John Henley Gregory Henry Amy Hess James Hichak Mary Hill Kathy Hoffer Alan Holland Miles Holtzman Scott Hoover Iunji Horita Alana Huffman Sophomores 227 ,78 Michael Hummer Michael Ingraham Andrew Isom Ralph Izcue Theresa Jarvis Sherry Jennings Darla Iewell 228 Sophomores Anne Johnson Mark Johnson Paul Johnson Bryan Jones Karen Jones J Steven Jones Terry King Dabbie Kotulak Tammy Jones Theodore Kirby Marie Kovalchick Mathew Keast Jane Kitchin Lynn Kurtz Julie Kilman Margaret Klimkiewicz Gregory Lacy Robert King Kimberly Knowles MATHIS Richard Leonard Julian Lewis Pamela Laferney James Lake Ida Landman Roger Langton Donna Laprade Juan Lama Mark Landersman John Lapham Nancy Larson William Lamence Stephen Leon Sterling Leon Sophomores 229 78 co MATHXS Preston Lewis Nancy Lueking Diana Limox David Lutz Jason Lines Thomas MacDonald John Locklear Joan Madert William Lough Is this the bump? 230 Sophomores Daniel Magarian Shahid Mahmud 78 Susan Matheson Bruce McCann Michael McGarey Tracy McNeil Maria Maupome Penny McCann John McLaren Marta McWright ' Margery Mayer Mary McDaniel Ann McMenamin Lynda Mehlfelt .V 'JChristopher McAItor Francine McDonald Brian Mann Terrell Marsh Nancy Manning Michael Marshall Mark Marple George Martin Darrell Marsh Stephanie Martin Mitzie Marsh Todd Mason Sophomores 231 78 Marcia Meyer Anne Michael 232 Sophomores Mark Miller Kevin Moran Blaine Mills Mary Morin Katherine Minor David Morse Mark Mohon Kristen Morsches Charles Moncure Patricia Mosson John Mueller Karen Mullinax Anie Naltchayan Janet Neef Deborah Neff Scott Norwood Lesley Nowell Stephanie Oaks Lynn Odden Toni Nelson Ronnie Newton Rory Nicoson Catherine Nocera Charles Norberg ,78 Thomas Oderwald Donald Orlinkoff Pamela Oss Julia Otto Mark Paul Linda Peterson Kimberly Odom Nina Orsini Paula Ostrander Pamela Parady Todd Pendleton Barbra Picard Stephanie Odum John Osborne Thomas Otten Jean Patterson David Perez SATU We're going to hold our breath until we get our way. Sophomores 233 Frederick Pierce Michael Polakoff Mark Poole Shara Qualls Dennis Ralston Michelle Rentch Joseph Rainey Dori Ramsay James Rice Danny Ranck Herman Rijfkogel Robert Ray David Risoldi Anita Reed Iohn Ritchey 234 Sophomores Karen Robertson Richard Romano David Rowson Derek Saldanha Thomas Sarnecky Donald Seiberling David Robinson Sabino Romano Arthur Rubins Vilma Sanchez Jack Satter Sandra Seidel Theresa Roche Laura Roming Scott Ruff Dana Sandberg Cindy Schindel Timothy Shackelford Gabriel Romano Sofia Rosen David Rusmisel Mellicent Sanders Sherrie Seek Kathleen Rowe Renee Safier Steven Sands Sophomores 235 78 Wendy Shearer Debra Simpson Benjamin Shelton Greta Sitmick Joan Smethurst Beverly Smith Coleman Smith Edward Snider Joseph Spicer Lois Steele Denise Smith Wayne Snow Gina Stallings Elizabeth Steen Fara Smith Heidi Snipas Martha Stanger Marsha Stephens John Smith Vanessa Soaper Linda Stanley Charles Stock Steven Smith Robin Souleyret Kurt Stanton 236 Sophomores ' Me? . . . Pm a sheep dog from up in the hills. Michael Straub Mary Swearingen VL' ' , ' . , .' . . Robert Turley Elizabeth Sullivan Linda Szarwinski ' ' - Suzanne Summers Walter Szopiak Elizabeth Talbot Jennifer Therrell Barbara Thompson Nancy Trone Charles Thomas Deborah Thompson Dennis Trusch Paul Thomas Garret Tomai Randall Thomas Eugene Tramm Robert Thomas Caroline Tran Sophomores 237 78 Karen Werner Douglas Wicklund Tisha Westphal Ioellen Wilbur Preston White Robin Willett Richard White Anita Williams Teresa Ulses Janet Velesz David Ward Jay Wedick Richard Valente Cheryl Visnich Stephen Ward Therese Weiner Karl Vanneste David Walther Clarence Waugerman Mary Weixel Kevin Wampler Steven Wayne Mary Welch Babette Webb David Wengrovitz 238 Sophomores ,78 Cathy York Paul Yu Patricia Williamson Debra Wohlford Keith Wold Leslie Woodard Cicely Woodrow Donna Wright Brenda Yates Sophomores 239 ,78 SA'I'D MATHXS 240 Sophomores 241 Sophomores 242 Sophomores 78 MATHIS SATO Sophomores 243 79 MEMW '- m 244 Freshmen ESMNMX 79 vaHEm Freshmen 245 ident Merry Mitler -Pres ice V Treasurer David VanCleve F RESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ident Barry Dorsey Pres Senator Roberta Wrenn Elizabeth Adams George Adams Iohn Adams Jonathan Adams 246 Freshmen 734 gm Myrna Aguayo Celia Alvarez Vallie Adams William Anders Nina Albertson Stephen Arellano Robert Alcock Robert Arnold Constance Aschenbrenner Ozrow Baker Brenda Ayres Phillip Baldwin Charles Baker Carla Ball Kathy Baker Christine Balsamo James Bangert Gabriel Baracat Aaron Baranowski David Bargh DALL onia Barker Matthew Barker Pamela Barks Robert Barnard Edward Baumann Kathleen Bear Michael Becker David Beckwith Pamela Beers Christopher Bell Diane Bell Josephine Bell Kim Bencivenga Deborah Bennett Helen Benner James Bethell Freshmen 247 Periann Beveridge Patricia Birney Lynda Bomersheim Donna Bowden Mary Boyd Karen Brinkley Kenneth Bieber Cecilia Blacutt Maria Booker Diane Bowman Wayne Bradish Jerry Briseno Thresa Bookout Katherine Bowyer Kevin Braun Antionette Brooks SATO You know what happened to the Nun with the potatoe chips? 248 Freshmen Morris Broome Cheryl Bruff Theresa Bujakowski Susan Buonincontri Jeffrey Burbach Jewell Burlesqn David Burnett Lynn Butterfield Crista Byrne .Qx Ag Rafael Cadenas John Carver Francis Callahan Christopher Carzoli Elizabeth Carey Calista Castagnetto Vicky Carey Janine Castellucci Marie Carpenter Mariano Castro ,79 Kevin Caulfield David Chechele Jeanne Cavagnaro Jeffrey Clark Patrick Cavenas Marcia Clark Nancy Chambers Sheryl Chavez Freshmen 249 79 Renee Cook Lynda Coon Stephen Cool Kacy Cooney Laura Coons Sheila Corder John Cowan Odie Crumpler Siri Dalen Suzanne Costa Catherine Craig Angela'Crux Lori Dall Matthew Cotter James Crandall Kelly Cunningham John Daly Linda Cottle Joseph Crimmins Ann Czapiewski David Dando Marianne Covington Mary Crosby Nadeeda Dajani 250 Freshmen Timothy Danehower I; Joseph Danforth Lori Davis Ramona Davis Delores Delewski Robin Doyle William Davis Jennie Dickens Joann Duhamel Phyllis Deeney John Dorr Wendy Dunning Amy Deeter Barry Dorsey Glenn Dye Patricia Dove Cheryl Eddins Do I really have to go to the moon? Freshmen 2 5 1 311an ,79 Lynda Edgington Victoria Elder Richard Evans Angela Fisher Thalia Edwards James Epley Joseph Fabean Julie Fisher John Evans Roy Fahnestock Mark F isher KRISA Lynda Flaherty Kimberly Follmer Christopher Flood Diana Forcier Karla Flowers Cynthia Fox Shirley Floyd Carol Frank Bruce Foelak P11 get that ant yet! 252 Freshmen '79 N .71, '1 '1 4 James Green Lawrence Green Paul Freitag Nancy Frulla Robert Frye Paula Camber Donna Gangi Catherine Gentzel Joseph Glenn Stephen Grandel Andrew Gardner Susan Gerber Edward Gomez John Grant Philip Garey Yasmin Gill Glen Goode Lori Gray Linda Garner Boyd Glasgow Pamela Gordijenko Brett Green Lori Garner Thomas Glass Janet Gottshall Freshmen 253 Jeffrey Greene Carl Hall David Hall Eugenia Hall 254 Freshmen Eileen Halsey Jennifer Hamlin Victoria Hansen Sara Hanson Jeffrey Harmon Lee Harmony Dawn Harris Joseph Harrison Todd Harrison Valarie Hastings Catherine Hayes Barry Hecker James Hegerich Sarah Hennings K5 . m . Donald Hess Geoffrey Hipps Charles Hill Lon Hodges Richard Hill Carolyn Homan Patricia Hilton John Horne Debora Howard Lisa Humphrey Susan Hurley Kevin Howe Michael Hurd Theresa Inman Frank Ippolito Lisa Irby Steven Jackson Trudi Jacobs Lida Jalali Ellen Jimenez David Jones George Jones 79 Jon Jones Karen Iones Tracy Jones Freshmen 255 79 Michael Kalcheff Robert Kealey Sharon Kelly Clinton King Margaret Knipple Fadia Kuley Patrick Kelly Vanessa Kennelly Cynthia King Matthew Kovalchick Brian Kuntz James Kelly Alan King Darlene Kirby Laura Krewatch Kathryn Lake 256 Freshmen .17 C. 4's Janice Lambert Sharon Lambert Sharon Lane Robert Laney Jonathan Lyon Steven Marshall William Mack April Martin John Manley Caroline Marek Timothy Langton John Leon Ursula Loy Edward Lauman Christina Lewis Cynthia Lutz Sherri Lawrence Edward Liebson Ellen Lynch Catherine Layman Ronda Lines Jennifer Lynch Donna LeCompte Christopher Litsas Timothy Lynch Freshmen 257 79 Terri Martin Peter Mathers Thomas Martin Jacinta Mayhew Wilbur Martin Quentin McColgin Ronald Mason Francis McDonald Teresa McDonald Gilbert Mesec Kimberly Miller Alison Morsches Douglas McGovern Linda Michael Jeffrey Millsaps Michael Moss Kimberely McGuin John Mihoch Meredith Mitler Yvette Mowery Karen McHone Earl Miller Lee Moore Elizabeth Mullins Stephen McLean lane Miller Kimberly Moreman 258 Freshmen SA Ronald Myers Robert Naidorf .i Neshan Naltchayan David Neff Amy Nellis Karen N elson Martha Newhall Donna Novak Patti Newton Colleen UBrien Theresa Nocera William Ogden Ann N oonan Jeanette Orndorff Judith Norman Freshmen 259 79 mSA Kimberly Orye Scott Parker Delores Payne Sharen Padgett Christopher Patterson Luan Payne 260 Freshman I R6 $3333 J k$ $g; .. $$ e. 5 5.5 Q x1 LQX Deborah Pederson Ronald Pedley Maria Perez Raymond Persian Robert Persigehl Stephen Petty James Pitt Judith Polanin Robert Pollet Christopher Polychrones Ruth Poole Scott Pratt Rudy Presker David Price Carolyn Ray Kimberly Price James Raze Debra Puckett Wanda Reed Rachel Purvis David Regan Stephen Quin David Register Mark Reidelbach Barbara Roberson Denise Rentch Christopher Roche Lynda Renz Tracy Rockafellow Theresa Reynolds Robin Rodenhouse Cynthia Rivenbark Robert Rodriguez Charles Rolen Arlette Romano James Ross Mark Roudybush Janet Rows on Freshmen 261 79 Judith Rubenstein Matthew Ruffing Patrick Rusmisel Kara Simmons Catherine Simons f .- Jeffrey Ryman Joan S'Berro Evelyn Schanke Dana Settle Susan Sacarob Lisa Scalco Nancy Schening Bryan Shatzer Karin Salch Carol Scearce Greg Schwartz Douglas Shearer John Sanders Audrey Schaeffer Carolyn Schwarze Gary Shifflett Cathy Sasseen Denise Schams Lynn Sequine Raymond Sierralta 262 Freshmen Harriet Skubik Ronald Smith Talitha Soghoian Julie Sposito Steven Stacy Regina Slonceski Stephen Smith Cynthia Sparks Richard Springer Gale Stancavage Michael Smith Vicki Smith Mark Spencer Lynn Stack Alfred Steadley William Stein Dawn Stell Cherie Stevens This is the best love letter since . . . Freshmen 263 79 Jennifer Stevens Mark Stevens QUALLS 264 Freshmen Susan Stevens A Lynn St. Francis Mark Stevenson Phyllis Stickell Carolynn Stollmeyer I want to suck your blood! William Story Elizabeth Stuart Rick Sugarman Eileen Sullivan Gail Sutherland Sharon Swab Carolyn Talbot Dana Tavenner I V MW hm! w' . J Michelle Tarbuck Cherry Taylor Rebecca Taylor Brian Tench 79 John Terrien Jane Thompson Thomas Uglietta Sherry Van Gorder Nancy Walker Arthur Ward Margaret Terry Deborah Trippe Gary Ulisse Melody Van Horn Robert Walsh Katherine Ward Scott Thiel Kim Trinh Norman Vachowiak David Vetter Dixon Walters Keith Weaver Andrea Thiringer John Trusch Lisa Valente Cynthia Vodovoz Dana Wampler Kevin Webb Julie Turner David Van Cleve Brenda Walker Robert Wands Freshmen 265 Laurie Welch Kevin Westphal 266 Freshmen John Wheeler Alice White Cindy Whitman Cynthia Whittlesey Kevin Wigenton Marc Wisniewski Robert Wilkinson Scott Wolff Philip Williams Donald Woods Deborah Wilson Theresa Woolfenden Mary Wimer Roberta Wrenn Matthew Zimmermann 4'77 Bruce Zook Chiang Yang Martin Yantis Andrew Zeigler Karen Zielezienski E r. S a Freshmen 267 S LLVW 268 Freshmen Freshmen 269 .Qum a 53.5. ... . . . g, R O T I D E MATHIS 272 Principal Frank Elliott, Principal Armand Sebastianelli, Administrative Aide Kevin Kelley, Administrative Aide Administration 273 SATO Hazel Olin l'anh SATO u. rt? ??W75fi'c; . Ruth Weaver Madeline Gilden 274 Secretaries MATHIS Elvera Shull Peggy Light Beverly F unkhouser Secretaries SIHLVW 275 SHLLVW SATO 276 Guidance Cynthia Ash Mary Wood OLVS Peggy Gott Mildred Lempe DLVS nuvc MATHIS SATO 35.11,, I I Geraldine Mocogni Guidance 277 SATO Courtney Goode n W VI Ruth Fritz SATO 1 Debbie Graham Nancy Grim 278 English SATO SATO DATU Kathleen Goldpaugh Nancy Stone J5 Nancy Swarts Frank Bernhart DlVS ' ?Xe kgj OLVS L Isabel Bligh v: E i- 5 2. Sharon Madison MATHIS Bettie Stegall Anne Powell Elizabeth Alwood 280 English Iames Walker Iantha Baker Ill - Mummy um mm m. Ill nn..b'f7:1yy'y'.'.',',' i'llllllm'll'l'l'l'lmlm . . II uuuuniam Julia Rossell l I English 281 OIVS ULVS MATH'IS MATHIS 282 Social Studies .444wf ... Ellen Needle Michael OSullivan Donald Witten Larry Stanley SIHLVW Sally Souder Larry Haley Social Studies 283 MATHJS KENT 284 Social Studies Barbara Cardwell Donald Callaham Nancy Hall GIHSUN D-meZ m 210 Rhoda Brown Kay Turner 1881'an Myrna Yed ilton Pigg M Helen Smith 285 1C5 Mathemat QUALlS PTASZEK 286 Mathematics Lillian Sanger Shirley Gay, Department Chairperson Iohn Myers Thomas Soapes Mathematics 287 NOSEID FTASZEK Ieanne Foye PTASZEK Eric Nelson 288 Science Walter Tenschert Charles Sane rxl Gerald Baker John Melone, Department Chairperson Anthony Bado Science 289 XHZSVld XEZSVJA Jean Stewart 1-h W lg??? 3: : WmsLK ., Elizabeth Chase Constance Baker 290 Foreign Language u: E p- r 2 PTASZEK Carol Wood Ellen Fisher Waltrout Nelson JNL-IX Foreign Language 291 XEZSVJA MATHIS Barbara Benoski Nina Bryson 292 Business Ellen Elliott Elinor LynCh .- ...... , . vr- .u..-A vw A umwmwu gum. Business 293 Jacqueline Stacks Dick Wickline Skip Kellogg John Hulen, Department Chairperson 294 Physical Education .szmme EirANmr 145mme Physical Education 295 Eugene Hess Michael Weaver Nancy Birch, Department Chairperson Harry Weinhofer Carolyn Morrlson Martha Hussong SATO Hank Pruner, Department Chairperson 296 Distributive Education William Eltzroth Patricia Stinnett Herbert Carpenter. I.C..T. Coordinator Distributive Education 297 QUALLS 298 Industrial Arts Marlin Shears Raymond McDonough XHZSVLJ XSZSVld Erskin Jenkins, Department Chairperson Thomas Kelleher Industrial Arts 299 I'TASZEK I Loretta Bennett, Department Chairperson 300 ArtlHome Economics Gareth Bond Jonathan Hoffman, Department Chairperson Music 301 Mary Cannon 302 Librarlelinic CAFETERIA MANAGER I Thelma Peeler i Ina Alexander Mary- Iohns'on Denice Kendall Huntley Long Elizabeth Maitland J Blanche Marshall Mary Meade? Virginia StaffOId a MIDQnglas Rucker . Mason Snnth . ,Nanme Wllhams : MAINTENANCE I MaintenanceICafeteria 303 PTASZEK Let's see. Was it ten centimeters in a meter or . . .? '1 304 Faculty Follies vingwwttaw; . j t I said she is eating with me! MAT HIS QUALLS OLVS Didn't you use Right Guard? Mr. Coggin's 12th headache of the day. OLVS Here's the story about the nun and the potato chips. This makes the third time this week that Frank has gone out for lunch. Faculty Follies 305 . na-na-uv , . :x L 2'85 6:1 V JWJP u L K namw; wnWM um 959-593 i VAWQMWW u 5' ELK; - 1 k1 :15 ; TVS, : 1 ..1 x : .. . x . wwww we emmiawwmxmmms w ,1 kw! hung: . A$Nx . a nlgmwuekamw n - , d'AWQ um -um. . 3M 13.x qu. M my van: . w: ml Wm Nu. :55 L '.ETDIOR war: nnvuom. 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EHEHIB QRifwr murnpike 354-1222 THE MARCHIN G COL ONIALS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 76 FROM THE THOMAS JEFFERSON MARCHING COLONIALS Marching Colonials 309 RENT 17WVWZWVmirVTT'WPQ a 771 Y Y X Wu 1 mwwawwmmwM gm: 32 MM WWW MW ag M Ma 9: WWW a m mMzmw exandna 354-1600 Eur m- Ellen wants out, but Glenn thinks her place is in the house. 310 Memco l Dean R. Meyer, Inc. MEMCO .LNHX NORTHERN VIRGINIA CYCLES KRISA Sandy and Jackie find their wheels at Northern Va. Cycles. ANNANDALE SPORT AND HOBBY Pete and Nancy are happy when they find all their sporting needs at Annandale Sports and Hobby. No. Va. CycleslAnn. Sports and Hobby 311 VSDDI NORTHERN VIRGINIA BANK Kk-m Roby and Shelby receive service from the friendly employees at Northern Virginia Bank. BRACKEN OPTICIAN S 15a... , . . r43 gxawmkcq . iuai an L, 3153. . is. xdqarm , !;k.3 , 9 ,. ! Q memth Lori helps Cecilia with a pair of frames from the great selection at Bracken Opticians. 312 Bracken OpticianslNorthern Virginia Bank PRINCESS CLEANERS Chris has Nancy in the bag at Princess Cleaners. LEE VOLKSWAGEN VSIHX a ital. ' 'e-rvx- m Jay and Rhoda head out in 3 Lee Volkswagen Camper. Princess Cleanerleee Volkswagen 313 LINCOLNIA MOBIL 314 Lincolnia Mobil ALEXANDRIA COIN SALES Lesley and Kali discover some of the treasurers at Alexandria Coin Sales. HARRISON MUSIC CORPORATION 5.4,- 6 ,, yxmw Keith and Sara make beautiful music together at Harrison Music Corp. Alex. Coin SaleslHarrison Music Corp. 315 WASZEK DAVE PYLES LINCOLN MERCURY Steve helps Karen in Dave Pyles great service department. PINECREST EXXON - . 1h yun- - :2. u HER I Don't gambleidn a weak battery. The people who give you fast, friendly service at Pinecrest Exxon Servicecenter. 316 Dave PyleslPinecrest Exxon sTwnO QUALLS YUM YUM BOUTIQUE Leslie invites Shelly to come in and see the great fashions at Yum Yum Boutique. CHEESE 8: VINTAGE SHOP ;'q ?;th f m Lisa and Velma seem very interested in the vintage at the Cheese and Vintage Shop. Yum Yum BoutiquelCheese 8: Vintage Shop 317 S'I'IVnO KRISA AN N ANDALE FLORIST Dannys a little shy about giving Kim a flower. TUTHILL STATIONERY FILLERS in: ymu Penny and Susie find writings a big thing at Tuthill Stationery. 318 Ann. FloristlTuthill Stationery VSIHX CYCLE JUNCTION No, Beth, they doxft come with training wheels. Cycle Junction 319 MICHELE IEWELERS Stephen and Karen are always ready to eat even at Michele Jewelers. HAIR F ASHIONS BY GRAZZINI Tim and Kerry each get expert attention at Grazzinfs. 320 Michele IewelerslGrazzini PORTRAITS BY Ww9 BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON AT F STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, Representative, Lee Shepherd Portraits by the Hecht Co. 321 QUALLS APHRODITES 5 1 21 Baa ,mkRoad: Annandale 55 9610 Judy watches Paul demonstrate a new technique on Lee Anne's hair. BOUQUET FLORIST Sherrie 8: Debbie find themselves in a veritable jungle of new plants and flowers at Bouquet Florist. 322 Aphrodite'szouquet Florist YTASZEK PIZZA KAEZANO lmuu W :ulul u Linda and David like the fast take out service at Pizza Kaezano. BASKIN ROBBINS- ' i Illmh'mn 'V mun Wrw K: OanJmnl wn g a... t . InumulllL-I im- Kathy and Melody enjoy sundaes made from two of Baskin Robbins delicious 31 flavors. Pizza KaezanolBaskin Robbins 323 JERRY 3 FORD Susie and Sandi make themselves comfortable in a Jerrys Ford Trick Truck. Vantastic! PERKINS OPTICIANS Terri, Barbara, and Teresa discover some of the stylish frames at Perkins Opticians. 324 Jerry,s Forleerkiny Opticians RUDD S Would you let Don and Richard guard your life? TUXEDO INTERNATIONAL HZSVJA Julie thinks the coat should go well with Dongs present outfit. Rudd'slTuxedo International 325 QUALLS OFFICE PHONE 170m samazev HOME PHONE t703! 534.5275 FRANK PAINTER STAFF SERGEANT us, ARMY RECRUI'I'ER U.$. ARMY RECRUITING STATION 109 ANNANDAL: ROAD PALS CHURCH. VA 220.; John and John are getting ready a little early for their prom U791. 326 ArmylMasters Tuxedo US. ARMY EARNbLEARN oTRAVEL 5352A, 0M. 5 mews fcMcw'mg High. SckooX COM PARE- DIRECT TO DIRECT TO BENEF'TS ARMY COLLEGE JOB UNSKILLED TRAINING SK'LLED PART-TIME EARNING $12,000 $7,500 TRAVEL OPTIONAL ? TUITION up TO 9 ASSISTANCE 750A . APPROX. a 1. BILL $8,000 0 m 36 MONTHS OF EL BILL BENEFITS FINANCIAL SECURITY SKILLi VOCATIONAL TRAINING COLLEGE CREDITS ACQUIRED MASTERS TUXEDO PAM E. K s DONUT SHOP Lisa and Pam give great service to Scott and Jimmy at Pam E. K,s Donut Shop. Pam E. K's 327 . NI'KZSVJA QUALIS LINCOLNIA SHELL Mike hooks Beth at Lincolnia Shell. AND PICKETT SERVICE CENTER Pam examines Chris's books at Duke and Pickett Service Center. 328 Lincolnia ShelllDuke and Pickett Service Center CARMEN DON PRO SHOP Dennis and Sterling must think Little Lizzie is a real pro. EDSALL PARK EXXON Two of the smiling faces you'll see at Edsall Park Exxon. Carmen DonlEdsaIl Park Exxon 329 SATO UNITED VIRGINIA BANIQNATIONAL WHZSVJA Mario and Elaine are ready to sign at United Virginia Bank. HAIR CRAFTERS INC. - XNH .W 1'! M? , , Norman takes care of Kathy at Hair Crafters, Inc. 330 United Va. Banleair Crafters McKay, Carole - B.S. Radford College, M.Ed. Univ. of Virginia. Filkins. Jane . BS Univ. of Michigan. M. Ed. George on Univ Sonics: Thames .- B S Univ. of Minn. M. S. Malone. john - 345., M.Ed. Univ: 0 ginla. V...PI Miklas, Raye A B.A. U.N.CAG. Mucogni. Geraldinew- AB Bahia M. Ed. State College at Salem eorge Mason -i i A .T Trim! Cmsmlivan. tha; a :a. .JE etfga Washingtgn Univ : yson. Nina - B.S. 12 Cabelun. Loraine Callahan, Donald American Univ. Campbell..ng Univf JJ' iZGarpanter. Herbert EMA Bridge legs. M. Ed Univ. QM Unlv.. M. Clark. lame: , , lanes, Juno MJgLUnlvmf' . , Ainerican Uni ...' A V IN: -'B.SA.Han5ptEn Univ. Iulllen. James Mary. A es :- B.S. Memphis State Univ., ., ; 55:11, Julie .. B. s Bowlihi'G Col. Sylvia - B s. D. c. Teachers Col. Kellehm Thoma H M Univ Univ ' y t chajel - B.A.. M.Ed. College of 1Que Is: Margaret - B. 5 Special Ed Kelleyt KM Naval ASQQemY- Sane. Charles A B. s. N c State Univ. MLA d Mhry. M.A. Fairleigh A Appalachian State Univ. V - Douglas. Paul -A .A. George Washington Weinholi'er. Harry ABS; Penn. State Univ. Univ..M.Ed. Univl fVlrglnla. Kellogg.8kip Sanger. Lillian - B.S. Bloomsburg Stake, ' M.Ed. American Univ. Wickline, Dick - B.S.. M:A. George Bowling. Elinor - B.S. Penn State. Kelly, Kevin ' Washingtbn Univ. Univ. 4; Sebastianelli, Armand - B.S. Bloomsbm'g State COL, M.Ed, Univ. of Virginia. Will: Joseph '. B-Av Calawhg COL. M A George Washington Univ. Elliott. Ellen - B.S. Madison College. Elliott. Frank -- B.A.. MAEd. Col. of William and Mary 3111mm, Marlin - B.S. W. Virginia Inst. of Tech. Wood. Carol A B.S. Radford College. a College. Ellzrolh. Wlllinm- B. F A. Ohio Univ. M Ed. Smith. Helen --B.A. King COL. M.A. V.P.I': A -- .Waqd. Mary - AB. Wesleyan 901.. M A Univ. of Cincinnam. - 1 , Geprge WashLugtoh Univ. A Smith, Janie A B.S. Mississippi Univ., Mm. . Univ. of Virginia. Yedignrian. Myrna - B.S. Ohio Univ. Evans. Karen - B.S. W.Vlrg1nia Univ. Faculty Statistics 331 Aarhus, Pam 01-1 Achaj. Waneta lSrJ Ackard. Alan Url Acknowledgements Acosta. Olga Ur1 Adams. Anita 15013111 Adams. Betsy tFishj Adams. George Wish! Adams. Iuhn lFishl Adams. John Url Adams, Kathy 071 Adums,Keitl1 KFisM Adams. Susan 1500111 Adams. Tom 1300111 Adams. Vallie Wish, Administration ADP Assistants Aguuyo, Isabel lSoph! Aguayo. Myrna 1Fish1 Aim, Teri iSopM Akers. Sally Ur! Albertson. Eric 0T1 Alberlsnn, Nina tFishI Alcock. Robert LFishl Alexander. Wayne 011 Allen. Carolyn UrJ Allen. Cynthia Ufl Allen Scott tSophJ Allen. Tim Ur; Allgauer Frank 1511 Allgnuer.LisaISoph1 Allrid. Kathy Ur1 Alvarez, George 1511 Alvarez, John l'SophJ Alvarez, Ramona 0715fo Alwood, Betsy LEnglisln Alwood. Bruce UH Alwood, Karen 18012111 Anders, lamwKSopm Anders. WilliamIF-ishl Anderson, 0111:1500 Anderson, Ellen. ISopM Anderson. John lSopln Andnrson. Keith 1M Anderson. Robyn 1511 Anderson. Steve lSOph1 Andaman. Tom 1311 Andrick. MikE 1111 Auto! 1k Dennis 1511 Anlolik. Linda 1Srj Arellano. David UH Arellano, Stephen IFishJ Armammul. Dale lFishJ Armisteend, Maria 1Sophl Arnold. Chrystal 1511 Arnold. Ruben 1Fish1 Arnlson, Sarah 1Srl Amy. Virginia Ilrj Art Asclmnbremibr. Connie 11-15111 Aschenbranner. Dan tSapm Ash. Cynthia IGuidance1 Athey, David tSr1 Aylor, Sharon 1M Ayres. Brenaa 1518111 Bachman. Thomas 1811 IBEdo Antho'nytSmanc'el E Baker. Ann lSr1 0 BatanchunktFishj 1:: Baker. Constancebereign Lang 1 Baker Dabble 0'1 Baker. Gerald lSciencel Baker. lantha IEngljsm -Baker.luhetSoph1 Baker. Kama 18:1 11 .. 0;: E Bhker.02rowl1?ish1 Hair Carla Lash; . Ball; Glenda 011 , Baldwin. Philip 113. 115. 196 148 198 3-1-1 12-1 E 220 99. 40, 79. 246, 135. 240 314 240 190 104. 124. 125. 128. 129. 190, 323 64,. 93 123.131. 61. 272. 131. 116. 123. 99. G4. 135. 69. 1 13, 137 123. 55. 89. 1013. 107. 109. 126,127. 24. 3-1, 128. 139. 53, 104. 110. 128.195, 104, 130.117. 99, 99. 280. 135. 114.118.1112. 77. 124. 113. 135. 10-1. 113. 117. 1'18. 122. 123. 64. 105.129. 122. 104. 1141, 55. 85-1. 109. 276. 305. 109. 135. 289. 12-1. 135. 111. 290. 83. 110. 115. 231. 118.129.132. 125. 99. m, 131. 104, 114. 130. 124, 112,123 220 220 2-16 273 117 220 240 220 1 98 240 2-16 1 96 1 96 , 195 220 190 148 220 196 1411 2'10 2-16 331 190 220 220 2-16 196 220 220 190 123 220 148 105 148 1-18 1515 2-10 220 143 240 148 196 300 246 220 331 140 1915 245 143 331 148 246 331 196 259 331 220 149 246 220 245 245 195 245 220 24a 120 1-19 INDEX Barbout. Ricky ISrl . 149 Burgh, David IFishJ 2-16 Bargh, Mary M 124. 197 Barker.130b 15011111 123 Barker, Joyin lFishJ 131. 247 Barker. Matthew IFishl 2-17 Barker. Tony ISQ Barks. Pamela Wishl 247 Barnard, Robert Wism 79. 247 Barnes. Tammy ISOphJ 1151, 220 Bmu,Lo0ISuph1 132.220 Bmshls, Dean UH 115. 197 Bananas. Debbie 1Sophl l 15, 220 Barth. Kevin ISophl 220 Bartholomew, Charles Uri 197 Basketball iBoy's1 74.7.0 Basketball tGirl'sl 80-85 Battisia. Michelle 1Suph1 220 Baumann. Edward tFishl 2-17 Beach. Iauny tSrJ 47. 104, 108.113.116.120149 Beach. Paula 1Soph1 108. 139. 220 Bear. David LSophl 61. 221 Bear, Kathy tFisM 70. 84. 113. 247 Becker, David 18:1 1-19 Becket, Mike lFish1 79. 247 Beckwilh. David fFish1 M. 247 Bedwell. Claudia 1511 105. 130. 132. 1-19 Beer, Cheryl lSrl 11B, 131, 1411 Bears, Indy ISr1 33.130. 132. 149 Beers,PamclatFish1 247 Beerv. Marilyn 150 45. 69. 83 10-1 105 .110, 113. 129, 149. 311 Beidelman. Donald tSrI :19 Bell, Christopher lFism 6-1, 247 Bell, Diane 11715111 247 Bell. James ISrj Bell. Josephine 0115111 2-17 Bell. Leslie ISophJ 221 Bell, Linda lFish1 99. 115 Bellows. Julie 1Soph1 221 Bencivenga, Kim 111510 2-1? Bendil. Diana lSQphj 123 Benefield. Ioel ISophl 40. 70. 161. 221 Banner, Helen LFishj 247 Bennett. Chris; Um Bennetl. Dahbia LFishl 119. 131, 2-17 Bannml. James 1810 1-19 Bennnn. Kim 1m 114. 197 Bennett, Loretta Hrlnme Euj 300. 331 Bennml, Steven UH 197 Bennen. Susan lFishJ 2-1. 34 Benoski. Barbara musimasrn 292. 331 Benstead. Geri tSrl 115. 149 Berg. Karin fIrJ 95.113. 197 Bergland. Allan lSrl Bergland, Bill 1Soph1 67. 221 Bernharl. Frank English; 270. 331 Barry. Merry 180 4'9, 106, 1-19 Bertini,1ean ISophJ , 123. 221 Belhart, Jane! 18013111 221 Bethea. William 15030111 221 Bethell, Inhn ISophl Bethell. Kevin IFishJ 111, 2-17 Beveridgm. Peri lP'ishJ 119. 131. '243 Beverly. Sharon Url 197 Bickel, Mark IFishl 135 Bieber. Kenneth lFish! 248 Billet. Perry 15:1 123 Bihns, Waller 1M 19? Birch. Nancy tPEJ 295. 331 Birney, Leonard Ur! 197 Birncy. Patricia lFishJ 248 Bmhop.Kathytsn 40.47.105.150 Bishop. Patricia 15013111 221 Blark. Linda 18013111 1118. 135. 221 Blucun, Ccciha 1115111 2-18., 312 Blacun. Gus 13:3 150 Blacutl, Patricia 15:1 .150 Biakemore, Richard lSopln 135. 221 Blanchelti, Bill 13:1 Blanca. George 15:1 Blevins. Adrian 18013111 46. 47. 55. 109 117,123.221 0 Bligh. Isabel 11303119111 280, 331 ,Blum. losngh ISH- . 7 150 B'oardman, Perry 011 123 Baku. James 1Soph1 Bolka. Kim tSopm Bumerslleim. Lynda lFishJ 2'48 Bond. Gareth tMusiQ Bouilla. Claudia 011 130.131. 132. 301. 1131 118.135.1517 Bonilla. MariatSophl .. , 137. 221 Bonilln.Manha1Srl 104.114. 150 Booker. Mama 1Flshj - 248 Buokoul. Caustannemnj ' 197 Bbaknut. Theresa 0705th Bosch. Vicki 15:3th 123. 248 99. 112.137. 221 'Bbxwell, 101m 1Sophl 221 Bowdnn, Donna fFishJ 248 Bowden Rick tSopm 123. 221 Bowling. Ll'sa fSop'hl Bowman DianuFishJ 135, 24a BQWsar. DarryllSoph! 221 Bowyer, Kathy Wishj Bowycr, Waller 180ph1 Boyd, Jeffrey 150;th Boyd. John Ur; Boyd. Mary f1 ishl Boyclle. James II'ishJ Boyle, Robert lFishJ Boyles. Deborah 1Soph1 Boy's State Brndish, Wayne Wishl Brandwein. Nancy ISrJ Brashears. Jean 13013111 Braun. Kevin 11318111 Breadlova. Susan lSophl Ewen. JoannalISnphJ Bree . Kathy 1er Brew. Kali 1300111 Brennan. David ISH Brennan. Gm'y UrJ BrillharL Leanna 151mm Brinkerhoff, Carrol ISophJ Brinkley, Karen 11715111 Briseno. Jerry fFishl Brlsano. Valerle lSaphl Broadwall. Kim Url Brooks. Amionmte Wish! Brooks. George lSrJ Brooks. 1911' 130pr Brooks. Iohn Uri Brooks. Mary 1811 28. Brooks, Paul UrJ Broume. Morris IF 13111 Brown. Cheryl 181-1 Brown, David flrl Brown. Klm Ur! Brown. Mary Ur1 Brown, Rhoda 10101111 Brown. Sharon 1M Brown. Sue Urj Brown, Susan 1811 Brown. Waller Url Browning. MSchael lSrJ Browning. Robin fSophl Brulf. Cheryl lFishJ Bryson. Nlna 0305100531 Budlmnan. Sandra 150mg Buckle. Nadine ISn Buckley. Sam: fSr1 Buiakowsld. Linda Urj Buiakowski. Thermal Wism- Bulka. lune! tSophJ Buoninctmlri. SuSun Wish! Eurbach. Jeffrey IFishl Burbank. Mark 130 Bmchayd. Robert 00 Burcheue, Michelle 15011131 Burgess. Connie 15H Burgesu. Robert tprhl Burgess. Sandy lSrl Burk. Ann 150 Burkhardl. Renee tsopm Burkholder, Shelly 15013111 110ka Evelyn 151,1 Iiurlesrm. Jewell 1Fishl Burnurd. Bob 0 Burnett. David lFish1 Human, Jeffrey qsopm Burns. Fraser 1Srl Bums, Lands '1- Burns. Michael ISophJ Bums. Rosa ISopm Burroughs. Dawn 1811 131mm. Brynn 1Srl Business , Butcher. Eddin ISrl Buller. Ial'l' fSnphl I-lutmrfield, Lynn 1Fish1 Bultram, Geralyn. Url Byrna. Crista Wish; Cnbelux. Lorraiua Mm Cubelus. Thomas 1111 Cable, Dennis lSr1 Cable. Susan Url Cadenas, Pedro 005111 Cadenns, Rafael 1Fish1 Cafetaria - Cuglc. Kim 18011111 Cain. Gary Url Calambro, Ruth 01-1 Callahan. Donald ISocial Studiesl Callahan 1.1151101311313131 Callahan, Paul 150 Callahan. Peter 152:1 , Campbell. 12112011011171.2011! Gappello, Colleen Ur! . ,E 131. 248 131. 2-18 123. 2521 451 248 413,105.110.129.136.150.31l 123. 221 99. 2-111 114. 222 15.12 197 135. 222 28.55.109. 150' 108. 222 1 10. 222 248 248 115. 222 122.124. 1517 24B 61. 222 197 47. 99. 105. 108. 1.24. 137. 150 123.2491 150; 197- 110.116.124.197 120,121,197 235.331 69.113.116.120.121,197 113.137;19? 47.09.104.151 . 111.135.197 20.104.114,1s1.193 133.222 131,249 292.331 219.222 197. 323 34. 249 114,131,249 249 151 07.197 99 130 222 46 105. i23.151 W111 112.122.123.151 1 123.151- 123 222 f 122.141 249' 67 249 222 109.151 112,121,151 222 33. 222 115 118 124,151 . 151 292.293 113.151 123 131.249, 123.197 ' 249 1300.305.331 , 198 123 ,E 1; , 198 f5; 02H 04.93 1 'v 61,93,249 ' 303 115.136.198 284.311 . 249 95- 152 222. 139. 222' 234. 331 2-19 131. 249 . 10. 113. 122. 152 .17 net! 105512111511 . Cpxinetl Paul 1Soph' M an . 1er 108. 71875 199 : 722513 .7 11 250 i35541141251911 1141250?j 122.1193 ovmgwn.Dannar133.45.123.154? 1- .- Covingmn. Maximllena III 1311! 133.. 256:;. ' Dileanis. Margaret 1En v- Cowan 1011111th .- . l'i Distributive Education. , lama 10.:an 111 711.113.1541 Ditzler. Donna1Suph1 Craig Calh Fish3 V 250 'Divelbiss,DavidIUr1 . 55'. 99. 109. 199 Doak. Mary15rl --4 223 Doeriug. Dawn Url .ulileld.Kevi 11'U513h15 ' . ulfield. William tSophJ Causay. Lea UrJ Cavagnam. Jeanne Wish; 72. 114. 12 B mi 1SOPM , Dol 815a 1501310 I Cavenas. Pat 11-15111 8-PMUII 33. 111.125. 199 , .Cindy 1m Ceely.GeorgatSr1 - C mdall lnmas Wism' 79- 250 err lnhnIFishJ Celec. Judy 1Flsh1 , 112 093111913 Robm Isophl 123. 223 Dorsey. Barry 1515111 Celec. MichaelvUrJ 111. um Creeden Rebacw r WW; ,4. Carva.Tom 1511 47. 152 CTImmiUS-IOSBPh 73711.77 1'6. 4 Ehaffln. LIndy 1Soph1 12.1. 223 Criscuolo'. Peter ISOPhY Chalkar. John 15:1 , Croahan Lisa ISrl Chambers. Chrls 1m 199 Crookston.Dawn Url 'ng Lynn 1111 Chambers. Nancy 1Fish1,-- 249 Crosby. Chuck LSH ' .john 15011111 Chambers Singers 132 CTOSbY- FENCES I N usan ISophJ : 3,110,113.155. ' . iza tSIj Dronffh d. DouglasiISopm Droz, 61,519 1814 104 Crosby. Mary tEjsI-d 104. 110. 130. 132 Cross Country Crot's. Aletha ISopm Chan.M51-y IM Chan. Patrice Uri Chandler. James ISH 1. 77.105. 224 123;135 135. 223 Chandler.Richardt ' Crumpler.0dle1Flshl 64.250 moz.'rimtsuph1 I' 105 1:35. 224 Chandler. Robin Urf , 68. 8:1. 110, 113. 195 Crux: Angie W 19111 114. 129. 250 Drum Maia: . . .133 Chansonenes ' ' 4 131 Cuddington,EXainaIlSI-1 154- 330 .IDrury. David 011 ,. .1 17' Charnlcy. Charms LS: CUIDWII IOGY fsrl vDuhamalJamas; 1 5 . 2214 Chase. Arlhur lSH 153 Cunningham. Kelly IFism 115, 131. 250 1 , 131 25-1 Chase.Ellzabo1h 115, 290. 331 Gunniushm.RobeHJlr1 .. 135. 200 Chavez. Sheryl 15 249 Cumd's Beau 115.224 , CheclIele.Dav1d 24g CurlJamesUrl .. Dumnire.Ann , I 137.155 Cheerleaders 135-141 Cymes. Sylvia tFomign Lang. Dunn. Elizabe 2.24 22:1 Czapiewski.AnntFish1 ,- . Dunn Ruben . I ' 123' 1'93 Czapiewski. Janet lSrl ,. ' 47.72. 9 4.129g154113. Dunn, Richar 135, 224 110. 130. 198 Xv, Dunning. W . 153, if Dunning. WEIIdy 1 198 . 4 .Dwomik. David 01- 223 , d ;. M i . Dwypr. Demise ISrI 153 ' v - '4 'Dye': Glenn 11715111 . 1.30 Dye. Pam UIIJ Chrislini. Taresa QSI .- 223 Daggle.leny 1m ,1. Dye.Robin Url ' Christian. Tim 1513 ,. 153 Dajani.Iim 01-1 . $.15 ChnsII-nas Dance 34. 35 Dnjanl,Nadeeda1Fish1 .. 1' o . ChnstyJill lSog 116.129. 223 Ilalan.Siri 1171510 ';1; . a ChriSW-Wduhf 1. 13 115112912 1Dall.AmytSI-1 1. 47 104,105.11dr1I29.126.145 1 , 44 . C'Velms Dall,I.oriy1FishJ M470 113.- 5 ' ' CIvilans A I. Dal .John IFishl Clapp. Kelly 150 y ww- . I 1'15; .123 - Dameron, Kristina tSrI 1'24. 154 Easnn. Ianel IISOPM Clark Cymhia 1 11.1 114. 135. 223 ,Dundo.DaviilIFish1 . 64, 2'50 Easton. Donald Url Clark. Duncan 15mm D'Andrea. Rick'lm 5 -. 116' mg Eberly, Charles 1811 Clark Edward 15 I1; l. Danahawer. Tim tFishJ W . 4146. 64. 79. 251 Ebaley. Steven.lFi5h1 Clark. Eloise ISrl 5. Danforth 10581111 Wish! g 5' 11- 2:51 Eddms. Cheryl IFISm Clark. James lAd J ' . pang. Tuan ISOPhl 5 5 Edgington. Lynda tFish1 Clark. Jenn tSr1 . Ody Colleen tSophJ Edmonston. Thomas 11715111 104.114. 135. 2 Clark. Jeff IFisM , Clark. Murcia lFish'IJ Edwards. Iohn lSopm Edwards. Thalia lFism 115. 123. 252 . Clark, Margery 151'! j , .. Egan. Tum ISopln 123' , Claxton. Dnrcel 1811 1 Eiler. Debra 1Soph1 224 Claxmn, Denise 1811 Eiler. MiChSIB 1513 1'10. 155 Clam. Gayle; UH Elder. Paul' 01-1 200 Clinic Elder. VictoriaIlFishl 252 Clinic Assistants Clonch, Robert lSopm Cmiel. Cathy U11 Cmiel. Imoph 1511 Coggln. James 1Guldance1 Coleman. Barbara 1Srl Coles. Elizabeth ISopln Collins. lane iSopm Colonialultas Concas. Gulllarmo UrJ Cone. Gene 1811 5. English 278-281 Cone, Susie UH - EnglishJBg 11-1 120. 121. 130. 200 . 4 'rrukf fI 13+ M r. ; Index 333 .. 1., : : ,-' g .' j- 5 .2 . m ' vW A. Eldridge. Blaine 1511 Eldridge. Chuck lSophl. Eldridge. DenisetSI-j Ellin. Richard lFism Elliott. Ellen IBusinessl Elliott, Frank MdminJ Ellis. Jeff tSophJ 1311210111. William IDE1 Ely. P5111513 ISophi Emmy. Adam 1501211. 111. 224 75. 105.113.1515 293. 331 55. 272. 331 224 296. 304. 831 225. 219 225 Enteles. Joel 181-1 46. 47. 105. 120, 121. 156 Gone . Richard ISocial Studios1 282. 331 Epley,11m Wish; 115, 252 6011. Peggy 1Guidanca1 105, 276. 331 Estes. Kim fSophl 118. 130. 22 , Gottshall. Janet tFishJ 253 Estes, Pat KSrl 55. 109. 1 g Gower. Susan I511 123. 159 Evans. Iohn 1Fishl 130. . .. 1 . . rady. Patricia lSrl Evans, Karen lEnglishJ 281 1 C . . .. A . . . :aham.Debbie1EnglisM 27B. 331 Evans.PatriciaIS1-1 113. 115. 12. Evans. Richard 1Fish1 Evans. Thomas UrJ Eybers. Michael ISrl vmaham. Michael 1811 55. 159 1 1 11m.Nikki ISophl 115.226 ,7 ian. Tanni UrJ 115. 118, 201 ai- Honor Society 1e! Sandra 111-1 201 J? mlzmen ' Stephen 1FishJ 253 retz. Ricci 1811 n IFlshl 64. 93. 253 Friad,Be1hUrj 121. 136. 20. .. ' IFishl 25a Friend. Tammy 01-1 201 1 11715111 253 Fritz. Ruth IEnglism 278. 331 253 lela,Nancy1Fishl 7o. 84. 25:1 64. 93, 253 . Frye. Lisa Url 124. 201 Egggfsn' IOSEPh tFIShJ Frye. Robert tFism 253 1 1 . Fuller. Iohn 18011111 225 254 giggleggmfssl-l Funkh ouser, Dale IFishl 123 y Furbee.Robe1-t 15013111 61. 99. 130. 132. 225 123 Fahnestock. Roy tFism Fairchild. Lynne 1311 1 Farmer. Deloris I811 1 Farmer. Tommy 15013111 1 Farmer. Tony 1Fishl Farris. Marylen Im Faye. Suzanne I311 3 158 7 225 ha 1511 15B Gallagher, Mary 1511 69. 104. 113. 153 160. 323 Gallifant. Kim1S1'1 72. 278. 331 Gambalese, Michael.IFishJ 226 Camber. Ed on 104. 114. 118.201 l. Field Hockey Camber, Paul 253 276 277 Fifties Dance ' 1 , 7o. 34, 131. 253 . ' 11s , Fifties Day 25v 11111-135153 104 112 115 125 201 1 F1ggatt,Ban'yIFishl , - , 1130.253 ' '112'123'201 . Fike. Adam U11 r . 15.81 ' 114.95 Filipczyk. Mike 1810 , 1 226 FilkinsJanetMatm - , 123 Fines. Karen ISrJ '64. 79, 253 Fink, Dan Wishj Firaben. Robert ISr1 Firaban. Thomas tSopm Fischer. Ellen 1Foreign LangJ Fisher. Angela tFishl Fisher, 'Ieffrey U11 Fisher. Iulie 1Fishl Fisher, Linda tSn f 108. 139. 226 99. 111. 227 Fisher. Pamela UrJ Fisher. Slevan 1 Ff' 1151:. v 1 . 2 . z ' 3. 1311.160 135. 202 ' m . 11nternationa1 Club Ippollta'. Chris 1M . , 1p151olitthtankIFi1 . ,lpgolito. Mary 1811 dB 1 . Paul 18011111 ' 111111111321 1 1 Jani. Atul 11715111 13:11. Shekhar 1811 . . Ianssens, Shari 151-1 69. 83. 113. 162 Jarvis. Terri 1Soph1 . . 115. 228 Jaynes. Chris Url 1 '24, 140. 203, 313 Jeffersonian 126. 127. 128 - lefferson Jottings j K 129 202 VEVJGHHDSMJ - .1 1 ' w 104 124 Jenkins. Erskin L'Ind. Artsi 299. 331 11'; 124 Jenkins, Hilary Url 123. 203 ' 135 Jennings. Sherry lSopm . 228 13:; Iewell, Darla 13013111 228 115 25:; Iimgnez. Ellen tFishl . . 115. 135, 255 ' Jimenez. loan 1511 1 1 . 115. 135. 162 John Susan 011 123, 203 120.1111 Ioh omAnneUrJ - ' 99.105. 114.115.2213 114' :2: J011 , Cynthia 131-1 124, 132 55 Johns ,n. Duane UH 203 254 1011115011; 1111281161111. 122. 163 227 Johnson: Julia 1511 1 . ., 122. 168 133.135.136.137.301.331 , s1 91 :3: 104. 105. 108.113. 118.145.1131 . 1 ' 163 64 . 122. 202 228 89 123. 202 161 130.227 311 1Sr1 1213, 15 1 units Sr! 1 : Miles 18011111 . V Joseph 1Sr1 . 5 ' v71 '-' '. .' 'an.Arl.hurUr1 . 1 1 . .. 1 ,' - . :g: .1 omen,Cnronn1Fish1 ' I 1 1 . . 1 ' .. '286,331 ' 69. 99. 115. 135, 255 ' ' , 83. 11,4. 120; 219. 228 Home Economics . 1 203 Hoover. Denise ISr', . 1 Hoover. Scott 15011111 .. -P' 1 1 69 53 3:12: Horila, Iunji 13011111 ' 1 ' ' 199' 163- Horn. Shelley Ur! ' 1 1 H 223' Home. John IFishJ ,' . 228 Hoskins, Vicki lFism - - 25$ .1 . Howard.Debora1Fish1 1 - , f V Howdarshell. Sum 1811 49.1911 1'2 1 ' 1 . 1 ' 1' ' - ' Howe. Kevin tFlsm Hucks. Leslie lSrJ '4 Huff. Ian'y Url V Huffman. Alana tSophJ Hughes. Hillary UrJ Hughes. Kathy 1510 Hughes. Vickie lSrJ Hulen. 101111 Win Hulon. Wade 01-1 Hummer. Michael Ls Humphrey. 1.13111 Hurd. Michael I Hurley. Susan 33. 104. 130, 13 Landman.1da iSopm Lana, Sharon iFishl Lane. Sonja 1Fish1 Lane, Tambra Uri Laney, Robert iFishJ Langkamp. Janice iSrJ Langton, Roger 15011111 Langton, Timothy lFish1 Lapham. John 15013111 Laprade. Donna ISoph! Larson. Charles tFishl Larson. Nancy tSophJ Lalham, Cathleen 1511 Latin Honor Society Lauderman. Oscar ISophl Lauman. Edward Wism Lawall. David tFishl Lawrence, Charles ISrJ Lawrence David flrj Lawrent: e. Emanuel ISuphj Lawrence. Sherri tFishl Lawrence Trainia 011 Lawrence, William 150p!!! Lawton. Wendy U11 ' Layman, Catharine 1Fis'h1 Layman. Suzanne Url Layne, Billy IFism Layma, Troy Urj Leach. Sue LSH Lacomple, Donna iFism Lee, Albert 1Fish1 Lee, Alfred tFishJ Lee, David SH Lee. Richard iSopM Lee. Sang-Achishl Lee. Sharon KSrl Lempe. Mildred 1Guidance! Leon, John IFishl Leon Stephanie ISTJ Leon, Stephen 1501511 . 3 Leon. Slerling 1501111! Leonard.KevinlIr1, Leonard. Richard KSOphI Levelle, Monique tSophD Leverty. Catherine tSrl Levine. Diane me Lewis. Christina Wish! Lewis, Dwight 13111 Lewis. Julian ISophl Lewis. Preston tSophJ Lewy. Richard 1511 Library Library Assistants Liden. Leigh Uri Liebson, Edward 0718111 Liabson, George Limox, Diana iSophl Lindquist, Jeffrey ISopM Lindsay, Robert 1511 Lines. lay iSophl Lines, Ronda 11415111 Lints, Cynthia 011 Lister. Debra 1514 Litsas. Chris IFishl Litsas. John 011 Locklear, John ISoph; Lonewolf. Marty Uri Long, Lorraine 1S0ph1 Long, Murk IFishJ LDHSU-kdaggyiln Lough, Jay 1Sophi Love, Robert lSrl Lowe, Ricky ISopM Lowe, Steve 1510 Loy, Ursula IFishJ Lucke, Mary ISri Luecht. Eva Urj Lueking. Nancy iSophJ Lutz, Charles Uri Lutz. Chris Urj Lulz. Cynthia KFishl Lulz, David lSophl Lutz. Mark tSophl Lynch. Elinor KBusinesw Lynch. Ellen KFism Lynch. Jennifer fFisM Lynch. Kerry ISrl Lynch. Lari UH Lynch. Peggy lSrl Lynch. Tim KFishl Lyon, Iohn iFishJ Mabis, Lois tFishJ MacDonald. Tum ISophl Mack. William IFisM Mackey. Mark tSr1 336 Index , 229 131.257 205 130.257 122.155 229 257 40.104,105.130,122.229 229 118.132.229 122.135.105 ., 105 115 257 1.1 -i' . 123 74' ;A. ; 123,165 ' ' ' ' 205 257 122.205 229 130,205 24,257 133.205 34,100.155 257 64 165 276. 331 n I 64, 257 4 104.105.110.126,127.165.307 . .- 30. 229 61, 229 67,99,205 229 104.165 46,104,105 257 61,229 230 67,111.166 302 117 39 257 166 115,135,230 61.230 131.257 205 49,105,110,137.166 257 205 230 205 104.205 123.230.313 166 123 40.55,109,117.166 257 104.105,136.166 166 72.04.113.230 70,111,205 55,39 257 51.77.230 122.293.331 115,135,257 114.257 25y33,104,140.165 130,132.205 47.104.108.125,166 79,257 79,257 123.230 93.257 166 Madcey. Kathy ISopm Maddeli, Corey 01-1 M80011. loan fSophT . Madison. Sharon mnghsm Maerker, Martha 011 Magaxian, Daniel QSophI Magazine Drive Mahaffej..10hn tsn Mahan. Chip Uri Mah1berg. Barry I111 Mahinud,Sbah1d LSophl Mahmud. Shirin tFishJ Maintainance Maitland Ibsepb CSn Majer, Marilyn Urj Majorettes . Makamv. Stephanielsn Malone. Tim 05013111 Manley. Gerald 00 Manley, 101111 0115111 Mann, Brian ISophJ Mann. Evelyn tSr1 Manning, Nancy 15013111 Marching Colonials Marak. Catalina Wishi Marek, John I519 Marks. Karen ISi-l Marple. Mark fSophJ Marrow. Dave ISophJ Marsh. lack I511 Marsh. Darrell 1SophJ Marsh. Mitzi tSophl Marsh, Terrell fSopm Marshall, Michael LSopm Marshall, Steven IFishJ Martin. April Wish; Martin. Douglas Urj Martin, George tSOphJ Marlin, Stephanie KSophl Martin, Terri IFisM Martin. Thomas Wishl Marlin, Wilbur Wishl Marut, Iohn ISrl Marzola, Francesca IFishl Masingill, Adelina Url Mason. Carol 1511 Mason. Debbie I811 Mason. Ronnie IFishl Mason, Todd lSophl Mason. WaynelFishl Math Mathew, Pater tFishJ Mathis. Peter lSrJ Math Team Maton, Charles 1811 Maton, Courtenay lFishl Matteson. Susan 1Soph1 Matthews. Jay I110 Maupome. Maria IForeign Lang.l Mayer. Margery tSopm Mayhew. Jacinta IFism Mayock, Julie 1er: Mays. Debbie 151-1 McAllister, Chxis 1Fishl McAllister. Ellen KSoph! McArtor, Christopher tSophl McCaffree. Debbie ISri McCann, Bruce lSophi McCann, Kelly 01-1 McCann. Penny 18013111 McCloud, Maureen lSri McColgin. Quenlin Wishl McCullough. Lon' U11 McCormack, Kevin Url McCoy. Chris I111 McCoy. Daryl Urj McCulIar, Lisa Urj McCullen. Tammy I510 McDaniel. Barbara Ur1 McDaniel, Mary 1Soph1 McDonald. Eleanor Uri McDonald, Francine tSophJ McDonald. Francis Wish! McDonald, 100 180 McDonald. Terry IFishl McDonough. Raymond Ilnd. Arts; McGarey. Michael 1Soph1 McGee. James 1Soph1 McGovern, Douglas IFishl McGuffin. Sandra lFishJ McGuin, Kim IFish, McHone, Karen tFishl Mclmosh. Charles iSophl McKay. Carole IEnglishi McKeeman. Linda tSr1 McLaren. 101m ISopm McLean. Stephen IFishl McMackin. John Wishi McMenamin, Ann ISophl McMenamin. Bill 1Sr1 McNeil, Tracy tSophl 123 104. 124,205 0' 139. 230 280. 33.1 72.104.110.113 114 195. 205 . ' 61 105. 230. 20 ' 1.167 55.91,107;111;205e 5 2.0.5 114.. 2'40 55.01.111.125.2ad 167 99,231 134,135 257 1571 104,122.107 231 55 167 77.231 70.83.113.231 77.231 231 54.257 131,257 231 114,231 131,258 258 258 76,167 205 122.167 107 64,79,250 231 205-207 50712m 40.111,120.127.145 120 121 114,231 205 115,231 113,231 258 167 167 231 105,122.130.132.167 135. 231 123.205 34.113.231.310 110,103 04,250 132,135.195.205 117,205 123 123 114,120,206 122.168 110.205 231 117.118.206 99,115,231 04,250 123,168 131.258 .298.331 231 99,115,258 110,131 258 131.258 280.331 168 55.99,118.231 250 70.84.113.231 47.109.160 105.231 McWhite, David Url Man'ght, Marla fSophi Mead. Linda UrJ Mehlfell. Lynda 1Suph1 Malone. Donna Uri ,1 Malone, John iSciencay Mellon, Doris musinessJ Melton, Wllliarn 019 1 Marcheml. Donald tSrl Masec. Gilbert tFisM Maurmggsmven t F ish, Mayer. Elien 1Sri 0 MayetuMBI'CiR LSopm . ,;,Mi'chael. Anne iSophl Michel. Linda Wishi i 1 Michalinan Gabriele lSophJ Mihoch. IohntF ism Miklns. RayetEnglish; ' Miller, Carol 00 Miller, Bad jFishJ M11101. lame; Uri Miller. lane IFiam Miller. Kim 0715121 Miller. Linda 1311 1 Miller. Lari 181'; . Miller. M011: lSpphl .Miller. Melissa ISIJ - Miller. 51911116111511 .Miller. Timdlhy Ur! Mills, Bialna ISophi Mills, Tim L911 -. Millsaps. Ieffxey tFism; 5 Mindak. Mary 180',- Minor. Kaihy 130th Mitchell. Tammy Wishl- Mitchem. Carbl 1821 Mitler. Meredith iFishi Mncogni Geraldine KGuidancel Model UN Moffett. Audrey 151-1 Mohou,iMark 1Soph1 Mohr. Iohn 18171 ' Muncure. Charlie 1801710 Moon, John Uri Moore. Debra lSn Moore. Glenn ISri Moore. Joseph 0:151:11 Moore. Lee Wlshl Momefield. Carltbn Uri. Moran. K000150100 i Moran. Stephan 01:1 Moreman. Kim 0710111, Morgan. Philip Uri ' ' Morgan. Tom 18:1. MorinuMary tSophl ' Morris, David Uri Morrison. Carolyn IPEi Morrow. Charles tFishJ Morrow. David 1S0 Morrow. Stavsn ISnphl Morrow. John IFishl Motsches, Alison lFishJ Morsches. Kristen iSophi Morsches, Sara Url Morse. Davld lSuphl Moss, Michael iFism Mosson, Patricia lSuphj Mollley. Pam fSrl Mouser, Troy lFishJ anery. Yvette lFishl Mueller. John lSophl Muller, John lSrI Mullinax. James iSrl Mullinax. Karon ISDphJ Mullins, Bblh fFishJ Mullins, Kalhy ISH Mullins, Zachary IJrJ Mulloy. Lisa Uri Munchenhach.l Matthew 0-1510 Munsay, Liz ISophl Munsey. Matthew tSrJ Murdock. Sharon lSophJ Murensky. Cathy IFism Murfiu. Nigel tFisM Mmray. Bruce iSophi Murray, Robert iSri Music Myers. Inmes ISrJ Myers. John IMaihl Myers. Ronnie IFishl Naidorf. Bobby 1Fish1 Naidorf, Toby Url Naltchayan. Anni ISophj Nallchayan. Neshan ll'ism Nammack. John 1m 121,130 95.105.113.231 117.231 110,135,206 120,289,304.331 122.292.331 105.120,127.271,206 256 110.1301168.310 114,130,131.232 135.232 130.258 104.114.115 258 124.281.331 110.206 258 258 256 105.110.113.129,168 123 232 47,141.168 168 200 111,232 43,47.109.168 258 168 136,232 119,131 122.130.132.169 119,245,258 277.331 121 105.133.135.169 232 111,118,169 76.232 111,115,206 160 111.160.310 258 104,135,206 232 119,129,258 90.206 169 114,125.232 206 295.331 123.169 30,114,258 114.232 105,120,121,124.206 67.232 250 116,232 169 64 258 232 123,169 123,232 05,131,258 130,132,169 206 206.327 00 169 95,259 40,49,169 301 47.170 287.331 123.259 114.135.259 114,206 115,132,232 115,120.259 120.206 Nasl1.Holly1Sr1 National Honor Society Nuliunal Junlnr Honor Society NaQional Mnril Se111i-finnlisls Nalinnul M12111 Lutlnrs 111Cnmn1endalion Needle. Ellen 1501:1111 Slud1681 Nnei'. June! 151111111 N911. David 11'15111 Neff, Debbie 18013111 11119111. Claudia 1Sr1 anlis. Amy 111111111 Nelson. David 1Sr1 Nelson. Eric 13c1m'1m1 Nelsnn. Karen 111111111 Nelson. Toni 15011111 Nelson. Wallroul 1Fowign1.ang.l Ne1snn. Warren 1111 Neperud. Kalie 111'1 Ne1zcl. Michael 1511 Nc1'1110.,Kri111y1Sr1 Newhall. Martha 117111111 Newman. Chris 1Sr1 Newton. Lynn 13013111 Newton. Pam 11113111 Nichols. Linda 1Sr1 Nicoson. Rory 181111111 Niederslrnswr. Lynn 1DE1 Noble. 101m 11r1 Nocera. Ca111y1Saph1 Norma, Theresa 11103111 Nolan. P30111111 Noonan. mm 11115111 Norberg. Charlus 13011111 Nmfolk.1viurk 15011111 . Nnrman. Chris 11r1 Norman. Judy 11113111 Normm1.Temsa 1111 Nurthern. Mulculm 11r1 Norwood. Scan 18011111 Nm'ak. Dunnu 117151111 Novuk. Nuncy 1111 Nowell. Laurun 1811 ancH. 1.1151111131111111 1115, 121. 105.111. 104. 114. 10-1. 120. 121. I111.111-1. 105. 112. 1211. 72.114. 105. 72, 1111. '10-1. 1111. 1111. 12-1. 114.104.1111. 1115. 1115. 1311. 0 Oaks. Stephanie 1801:1111 O'Brlen. Colleen 113116111 99. O'Brim1.Dm1iol 1111 55. 10-1. 1116. 1117. 1011, 1251. O'Brien. Mark 1511 Ochoa. Dnbora 151-1 Odden. Lynn 15011111 Odcrwald. Thnnms 151111111 Odom. Kim 18011111 1114. Odum. 3101111111111: 18011111 0dum.Slev1-m 1111 Office: 7155151111115 Ogden. Polly 11r1 Ogden, 1111111115111 O'Keefn. 13111111 11r1 Olivn. Rugnr 11r1 Olsen. Ruben 11315111 Once A1137 0'Nni11. Paul 1111 Onufruk. 111210.11 1Sr1 Orlikoff. 001111111 181111111 Orl1k1'111. M11110 151-1 Orndorf'f. 1111111111111 11 151'11 Orndorff. Lorelln 15r1 Orsini. Nina 151111111 Oryn. 001131115 119111111 Orye. K11n 11 15111' Osborne. 101111 18011111 55. Pam 15011111 055. Susan 111-1 551. Slevml 1Sr1 Oslmuder. Pnuln 181111111 'Sullivun. 1111121111111 1811121111 Sludics1 110n.'1'nn1 18011111 11.0. 11.11111180ph1 110, Tom 1511 1w011. 1111111 1511 lwcll, Perry 11r1 111-1. 1111. 43.1011. 125. 11111. 49. 105. verguurd. 1011111110 1111 100. wens. 111101111111 18011111 yslur. Roger 11r1 519. 111. adgn11.Mimi111'1 adgell. 8111111111 11119111 none. Martha 11111111115111 'arady. David 1Sr1 114. 170 105 105 1151 49 282. 331 105. 232 5-1, 2511 1111. 2.12 170 1.31. 259 12-1. 1711 2811 131. 2551 130. 232 291. 331 200 12-1. 21.115 46. 1211 131. 259 1.12, 170 1:11. 232 259 12-1. 170 2112 207. 331 114. 200 113. 232 04. 257 141. 206 1115. 2551 I12 114. 259 1211. 200 2.1 1311. 2511 1-11. 2011 135. 1711 2:12. 1115 112. 2511 200, $1111 105, . 117. 2311 11111. 2110 15-4. 1111. 2511 207 207 21 115. 2013 135. 1711 170. .' 1115. 170 139. ' 111.171 1'13. 207 135. 207 121.1. 207 200 2111. 331 Purady, Pam 18011111 Parfill. C11ris1111811r1 Parker. Cynthia 1Sr1 Parker. 11am 1Sr1 Parker. 511011 1Fish1 Parker. William 11r1 11211-161. Nicki 111-1 Parnell. Glenn 11r1 Parnell. 11111 11r1 2104, 105. 108 Pattm'snn.Cl1ris 11715111 93 Patterson. 102111 18011111 1-'nllcrson. 19111111 67 Pailerson. Keith 11r1 1'u1l11rsm1. Scot 1Sr1 Pnltermm. Teresa 11 ish1 Patterson.Ty1-one 1Sup111 Fulton. Alan 11nd. Arls1 Paul. Doug 18r1 Paul, Mark 180171111 11111111111. Mark 1111 104 Payne. 011101 15011111 Payne. Delores 1,13'ish1 95. 260 Payne. Linda 1Sr1 Payne, Luzm 1Fish1 260 Puderson. Deborah 1Fishl 260 Pedersnn, Patricia 11r1 116. 208 Pndlny. Ronald 1Fish1 260 Pendlclun. Lee 11r1 PenclIelon. Todd 18011111 233 Pup Rally 23. 37 Pup Squad 119 Perez, David 15011111 :33 Peru. Evelyn 1111 208' Perez, Maria 1Fish1 260 Parkins.Clmr163 11r1 135. 2011 Perrinc. Gregory 1111 1:15. 208 Perry. 101111 18011111 123 Persian. R111: 113115111 99. 200 Wraiguhl. Robert 11715111 130. 260 Pelnrsnn. Linda 13011111 1'15. 135. 233 Pelersnn. lure 1Sr1 123 11111111, Brenda 18011111 1'11111'. 8101111011 11315111 2511 11111111. Michael 11r1 208 HIE :111 Educnlinn 21-14. 295 111011111, 1111r1111re1 18011111 130. 2.13 171111110. Frederick 18011111 105. 234 I'igg. Millun 1111111111 285. 331 11111211.Nanr1y11r1 72. 1'13. 208 Piper. 1011:11111111 18011111 451 1'15c111tl;1.Kn1hy11r1 108. 113. 208 Pitt. 11111105 11915111 2150 1'i110r1:.SU-ven1Sr1 171 1111111. Nancy 1111 105. 1013. 208 1110111411111. Robin 1Sr1 123. 171 thgh. William 11r1 2011 110c11.11c1b11r1 123. 208 110111111111. 0111 1111 123 11011111011. Michael 18013111 114. 23-1 11111111111, Tum 11r1 104. 118. 12.9, 208 11012111111.0111151111 113.118.1-3.208 11011111111. ludilh 11311151 260 Polk. Cindy 11r1 1011. 135, 2013 11011111. Robert 11115111 21-30 Polychmmes. Chris 1Fish1 6-1, 99. 260 Pnlyc1mn1cs.Creg 1511 171 Pumpci. Richard 1Fureign Lang.1 290. 331 111111111. Mark 15019111 $19. 234 Poole. 1111111 11515111 2130 Poorv. 111111111511 55. 171 11111111111. 111111111E11g115111 280. 331 indmpuff l'antball 30 11r1111111r K13111'1Sr1 171 Prall. 512011 11315111 260 Man. Wendy 1111 2011 l'r11r11ic11. Ray ISr1 172 Prnsker. Rudy 11 15111 6-1. 21:10 1'1'-'ln11,A1m111r1 124 1'1'11112. David 11115111 154. 261 Price. 111111132180 172 P1111:c.1111111r1 55. 104.111. 208 Prim. Kim 11115111 114 Prim. PaIty 1Sr1 Prim. Rink 1111 104 Pruclmzku, Chris 11r1 1'18 Pruvnsl. Mury 15r1 Pruner. 11.1111110151 296 Plaszck. Slophun 1811 1111111211. Debra 11115111 Pullar. 1.11111 1811 Pumphmy. Pam 1Sr1 Purcell. 1.10111 11r1 Purvi: Dona 1111 Pu: 15.1101111r1 Purvis. Rachel 11115111 Pym.0m1n1d 11r1 11111111. Michunl 1Sr1 132. 233 122. 207 I171 . 140. 171 200 55. 207 207 118. 207 207 . 200. 31-1 233 1 111. 207 109. 207 111, 1.71 298. 331 135. 171 61. 233 . 1115. 207 .138.261 123.172 .123.200 .120.208 172 .304.331 128.172 131.261 135.172 46. 108. 124. 129. 172 10-1. 114. 135. 209 209 261 124 172 Qualls. Shara 1Soph1 Quplls. Ward 11r1 Quevedo. Theodore 1Soph1 Quigg. Paul 1Sr1 QuiJl and Scroll Quill. Kathleen 1111 Quill. Kim1Soph1 Quin, Pat 1Sr1 Quin. Scott 1Fish1 Radassao. Jean 1111 Raibuurn. Roy 1Soph1 Rainey. Cathy 1Sr1 Rainey. Inseph 1Soph1 Rainey'. Mary 1111 Ra1ston, Dennis 1801:1111 Ramsay. 13911 15019111 Ranck. Dahin'y 18013111 Rasmussen.101an 1Science1 Ray, Carolyn EFishJ Ray. Doug 1511 Ray. Robert 150ph1 Ray. Vickie 1Sr1 Rayburn. Charles 1Ma1h1 Raze. James 1Fish1 Readling. Michael 1811 Rechin. 13111 1F15111 Rechin, Lori 11r1 Rad. White Night Read. Am a 1Sop111 Reed, Wimda 1Fish1 Reese. Carol 11r1 Reeves. Grayhill 1Fislwl Reeves. Julie 1Sr1 ' Reeves. Mike 15011111 Regan. David 1Fish1 RegisteL-David 1Flsh1 Reid, Kemp 1111 Reidelbach. Mark 11715111 Reidelbach. Andrew 11r1 Reilly; Kim 18013111 Remnh. D13 ' 1Fish1 Rentch, MinIi'elIe- 15011111 Renz. Lytida 1Fish1 Reynolds. Glenn 15111 ReynaIds. Theresa 1Fisl11 Rice. David 1er Rice. Tripp1$oph1 Richards. Gaylen 1Fish1 Richey, Valerie 1111 Riddle. Patricia 11r1 Ridgway. Cheryl 1Sr1 RiifkogeI. Herman 1Soph1 Rincon. 1.1115111711151131 Risaldi. David 15011111 Rilchey. 11.11111 18013111 Ritter. Bonnie 11r1 Rivenbm-k, Ben 11r1 Rivenbark. Cynthia 1F15111 Roberson, Barbara 1Fish1 Roberson. Iauice 111-1 Robertson. Karen 18013111 Robin. Charles 1Sop111 Robinson. Bea 151-1 Robinson. David 181111111 Rnbinson.1aneen 11r1 Robinson. Jpseph 151311111 RobinsOn. 131w 1Sr1 Robinson. Mary 11r1 Roche. Chris 11115111 Roche. Susan 111'1 Roche. Theresa 15013111 Rockafellow. Tracy 1Fis111 Rodcnhouse. Robin 1Fish1 Rodriguez. Robert 111115111 Reamer. Ilene 1Guidanc01 Rogers. T11omas1Soph1 Roland,'Dan1Sr1 Rnlen. Charlqs 1Fish1 Romano, 111111211 1111 anano. Arlene 1.Fishl RomanaGabriel 1Snph1 Romano. 1.131131 Romano. Richard 1Soph1 Romano. Sabina 15011111 Romano. Teresa 1111 , aning, Laura 1801:1111 Rose. Craig 1Soph1 Rose. Neil 1511 Rosun. Sofia 15013111 Rusenberger. CIaUde 1801:1111 Ross, 130185;; 15111 Ross, Robert 11r1 Russell. Julie 1English1 R0111. Stuart 1811 Rnudybush. Mark 1Fish1 234 128 40. 46. 47. 55.109. 172 104 135. 172 79. 135. 261 115. 118, 209 172 234 108.209 61.234; 123.234 130.234 110:289,331. 119.124.2111 40,55.99.10r.109.118.1721 77.105.219.234. 103,123,173 ' 2117. 331 .7: 261' 55.173 61.64 1104.1oe.113,209 123. 63' 261 64.261 209 64,93,251 114.2ogg. 53.104.113.114.120.129L2091'J p 209 115.173.? 9.9. 2334. . ' 1111,3331. - 61. 4' 51.91 135.209. 261 .' 261. . 135.209 3 235 115 1 123 114.235 120. 135. 209 , 173 ' 104. 129. 2119 93. 261 209 119. 2115 261 114. 129'. 261 125. 128.261 105. 277. 331 123, 173 ' 1'14. 251 104, 1721 2151 235 209 235 61. 2515 10-1. 124. 209 235 49, 1041. 1:11, 114. 120. 173 118. 235 261 10-1. 125. 3.11 201 123.;1133 ' ', 99.123.., 234,.,'1 Samara! i135 Seak. Sherrie KSophj Seibcrling, Donald ISophl Seidal. Sandra iSnphl Sellman. Brian lSrj Sellman. lack lSn Senduk. Mariana tsn Seninrs Senior Superlatives Sentipal. Andrew Uri Sequinm Lynn lFism J Shams. D . se ll ishl Shmzer, r3'anrliish1 Sh MJKarcn llrl 338 Index 46. 95. 108. 235 122. 174 235 252 235 209 1 3,174 2731:051331 1774.275 1301g95 105.107 55.235 104,175 1 2 115,210 .Debra U11 andy ISophl Christie tSrJ ta. Raymond lFishI .Dana 011 . .HowardiSophi mans DebraUri immons. Kara IFishi 1 Simmons M1ke Uri S' on Cathy IFishi Rod Uri .Debra iSupr 51 Imp .Kevin UrJ Singiatary, Richard le-J Sittnick Greta iSophl Skaggs. Todd i811 Skinner. Andrea 011 Skubik. Harriet IFishi Slawson, Lisa iSri Slonceski, Mary Uri Slonceski, Regina IFishl Smelhursl, Doug Url SmelhurstJoanISophl p1 . Smith, Beverly iSophi Smith, Caby 1511 Smith, Christophe iSri Smith. Chris Url Smith. Coleman iSophi Smith. Dale iFishi Smith, Deborah tSrl Smilh, Deborah lSrJ Smith. Denise 130111111 Smith. Fara iSophJ Smith. ijeleniMzIthl Smith, IanIe mdmin 1 ' Smilh. John ISophl : 31111th Michael Uri Somaviliti: Michael ISrj Soplmmues , f . Spilman. Jim iSrli Spilman. Kathy ISri Sposilo. Julie iFishl Springer, Richard lFishl Slack. David I871 Slack. K in iFishl 1210 91. 114. 1151210 47. 25,134. 1122. 1'7'5 104. 114.120.210 130. 236 175 139.235 123 210 253 46.176 210 1 263 76.118.211 118.139 123.235 175 84.233 211 211 111.2a3 236 253 176 61 91.2516 99.103J113.1 5.176 1 178. 218.243 283.311 135.211 135.235 44 42 114,131,263 138. 253 64; 130. 263 ' arnn Wis 11 Nancy tEh . Sweet Chrisiy lFis Swierh, Rontm . SwiftuDavld U? 131 Swift. Marvin lSrl- , Swiss Flags Swimming Ta1;,M1chael 1 Talbot. Caroly 1 1 1. H - r. Nanny Gish 'W lker. Natal fSrI o'Uey.Russall 0:1 ' g 5 -,- .. ' g A lW1111813 Vola 5r; . ' 11631.2 William ISPl .. 2 . W ., Walsh,Bob.1'FishY ' 72Tauirwr.shelby$ ' 52 . ' ' j 2 .. W:?h. Terry 13 . Torregmsa.8us ' . .. ,. -' ' '1 ' 5 g ' '2 - . ,. - 109.113.9180 Torres. Antoni . . . c ' ' ' . ' . . 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I 110 213 30 Webster.Doug 01-1 115. 212 an 15' :1 U1 1; 2 ' ; 185 237 ' Yates. Brenda 1Sophj . . 23921. ' Webster.Wlll1am Ur; 212 . , . , 70 99 1.13 265 - Yedlganan. Myrna Huathl 4, 285. 331 NH ' WedlckJaytSophy 238 Y . h S! S . 181 120135-331 Weadlun, Paul 01-1 111, 212 YS'EOVLEE. 9T ! r1 . 76 213 Weiner.M1chael Sr; 105, 135. 130 0r 3 15 Ur .' 2 g ,. . York. Cathy fSophJ . 1.132. 229 Wemer. Therese mophl 135. 238 Y R 55 114 2513 Weinhofer. Harry 1pm , , 295. 331 B HE' 13C 111:1 '1152 239 Weixel. Mary fSopM 70. 84 113 118. 238 Y ' Pa ISOP 1 ' ' 2 Wells. Susan tSrl 112,180 Walch. Laurie tFlsm 265 Welch. Mary ISopm 105, 219. 238 Welsh. William Url :2 33' 2;: Wengrovilz. David ISophJ 135, 238 265 Werner, Karen lSophl 131. 238 99 105 110. 113' 238 Westerman. Bev 010 69, 83, HD, 113. 212 Zartman. Alison Ul'l ' ' 55. 39, 212 Westphal. Kevin IFiShJ 64. 79. 266 Zartman. Carl I811 181 weStPhal. Tisha ISOPhl 104- 233 Zeigler. Andrew 0715111 64. 2661 Wetherson. Lee 2811 Zeigler. Lisa Ur; 116. 213 Wever. DONE U ! 91. 212 Zielezienski Karen IFish1 2663 Wheeler. Beverly 2511 123. 180 Zimmerman. Matthew G'ishl ' 266 Wheeler. Clifford tSODhl Zook.13mce1Fish1 64. 265 Wheeler. Diane fFishl 131 Zook. John On 2:13 Wheeler. Donnie 2Soph1 ' Whaeler. lohn IFism 135- 255 Wheeler. Kirk 1Soph1 178 Whelen. Mary lSopm 9135. 178 White, Alice tFishl 136. 265 White. Arthur 1811 .. .Indveacmasav 2 TAKING A POSITION IS HARD 340 Theme mwnb Theme 341 LEON 342 Theme . . .YET THE INNER SATISFACTION. . . 53. hi i it, y rll. 1F L3nnbwk Kiri... Theme 343 No great thing is ever created suddenly or with- out the help of many people. who contribute much in the way of time and effort, and yet there are those who unknowingly contribute just as much. First off are the wonderful and excitingly unique people of Thomas Jefferson, who allowed us to capture their emotions, experiences and ac- tivities in this book. Without you, the history of Thomas Jefferson High School would not have been worth recording. You were extremely pa- tient and lunderstanding when asked to come again for pictures, or make up new lists, or the million and one other things we may have re- quested from you. Your co-operation with us was very much appreciated and made our task ' so much easier. A special thanks to all those teachers, sponsors and coaches, who were still able to smile and make out another list, or get the group together for another picture, or let us take your picture on a day you didn't feel so hot tThanks Mrs. Melton and Mrs. Lynchi. Our job is very trying on our teachers. During deadlines, we are the ones who can not keep our eyes open and asked to be excused from class to work on yearbook. Thanks for being so understanding. Oh, by the way Mr. Malone, believe it or not Stephanie really was taking a picutre of a willow tree. Although many people are needed to make anything great, there is always one person. who above every one else spends the most time trying to make everything just a little bit easier on everyone. Mr. K.. I don't know what we would have done with out you this year. You are one in a million. Whenever our problems seemed in- surmountable, you were always there with a smile and your wonderful words of comfort, ttSweat not a head . You are one of those very special people who always seems to have another rainbow in his pocket no matter how many times we come to you with that need- fifty-more-pages-to-meet-the-deadline-tomorrow look. You must be a saint or have some very good connections up there Ioause you seem to pull one miracle after another out of that potv pouri of papers in your front pocket. You know, Cathy and, I figured it out the other day. You must be insane. I mean after all you've been through if your not insane by now then you must have been insane to take the job in the first ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS place. In any case you are a very special person, who will always hold a very dear place in my heart A big thanks goes to Mr. E.. who was al- ways willing to go one step further to help you out. I want to thank you for bringing up the color for me to see. It was FANTASTICE! You re- ally know how to make someone happy. I sure hope Hunter realizes what a very special person they have in you. Likewise Mr. Sheppard, you ' are one of a kind, always popping in with a little surprise to make our job alot easier. Thanks for all the running around you did. You must be in good enough shape by now to make the Olympic track team. Now we get to all those people behind the hook making it what it is. Sara - You are truly the only possible recipient of two awards. Therefore, I am proud to present you will The Most Likely to Burn Down the Hecht Co. Award and HThe One With the Most Reason to Become a Hassler But Didn't Award . You've been able to keep your sanity when I would have lost mine. The Kojak pages turned out just great! Keith - If anyone deserves an award for complaining, it is you. live never known anyone to complain more when they had more pics than anyone. but you do. Maybe that's the only was to get pics around here. By the way have you noticed, I have not said, ttl'm sorry? for the longest time. I wish you could learn to say, Cliff Notes , not. Crib Notes . Steve e I've never known anyone to go to such great extremes to get an excuse for mis- sing a deadline. I mean breaking you leg and then slipping a disc in your back are kind of ex- treme measures. Was it really worth 'it? Stephanie a live never known anyone to get as violent as you do when something comes back wrong in the blues. I sure would hate to be around when you really get mad. Youtre more dangerous than the bionic woman. Tim - We certainly have had our share of missing things. One of these days I'm gonna learn your filing system and find all those items that got mis- placed. By the way. have you ever considered turning on the light when you look? Greg a You must have the best lunches tcause you always seem to be eating them while you develop film. You are gonna have to let me try one some day. Pete a Between Stephanie, you and me. we 2m x q m :rwwa must have driven Mrs. Gay, Mr. Melone and Mrs. Rossell insane. How else do you explain the way they act? Frank - I'm sure glad we got that stereo fixed because I couldn't have taken one more day of that. Potato suck a You are a real good sport to be able to take all of our kid- ding It is not easy being a junior-senior on staff and to be able to take that plus all of our jokes, takes a special kind of person. Thanks so much for coming in on deadlines. Will - This Satur- day. same place. same time? You'll never know how much that night meant to me. You had to grow up awfully fast this year and you did a great job on Faculty. Thanks for everything. Cathy e Remember, send the Bionic woman t the FBLA with the Innsbruck flu. Ward - Thanks for taking all those ad pictures. Being a junior, you end up with the assignments nobody wants. By the way, how is your arm? Karen - You did a great job of running errands. Believe me it isn't easy being Keith's junior. Kathy and Kathy - you guys did alot of work for the se- niors this yeari Running around for ads is not an easy job and neither is copying layout after lay- out after layout after layout for classes. Michele - Whenever I saw you. you always seemed to be smiling. I don't know how you did it. Teresa - You will never know, I repeat never know, how much help you were. Poor kid, you had the scare of your life when Steve broke his leg. I sure hope you don't catch his clumsiness. Susie and Lisa - Thanks for running some really dumb er- rands, and keeping the rest of us informed on the latest gossip. Parents - I know that many of you don't believe that we spent all that time on weekends and holidays working on yearbook, but honestly we do. It is so nice of you to sac- rifice a few family activities or meals for us. We try so hard to make this book something youll be proud of that it is nice to know youlre behind us and are there to understand when we fall short during deadline times. Your patience and under- standing are just as important to us as the work we have done on this book. Thank you!!! Now lastly but certainly not leastlym. comes the answer to the question you've all been waiting to hear. What happened to the mm and the potato chips? Dut- dut-ta-ta-da! You know the answer you thought it was. Well your wrong its the other answer. Thanks, owns t