Landon School - Brown and White Yearbook (Bethesda, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1981 volume:

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N' 5, , , W 'ff' - w:f,-fpggf 3 .L ,-ff ' 05 ae H -' , '- ' 1, ' -: .Hx W 4 .L f' 44.315 Fil.: N F,-...K 5i'53..,m4 N 49 -AQ! W, ,, 1981 BROWN AND WHITE 'S , P -1' - 'S -.Q My 'ffu. . '- -r Wx. '.,.N 1 A ,, .l. ' .1- Lw. 'mf -Tx , I Q.: VI. 'F 'Q' H 15132 I NVE .M J! A-fr W ,M wif' Seniors . . Faculty. . . Fall Sports Upper School . Middle School . Lower School . Winter Sports . Activities . Advertisements . . My , , M A ' W Q ' 'X ' V - WMM W W V A V , , , ,,WW.,NwWm-n 14g?zyAH'W:1v'Zw wlqgw lv ww Z L 'L' ' , ' E3 3 , , x , f rwi '14 I 1 lm if .3 1 ..4..---if AM' Elzfifilf A 'Ss W,,,.Y.-...-...Q- XT-'fwf' g,MA,,,f .s WM . Q-.., ..,...,-...sw 4535? S.. -M. Dedication Dr. Hugh Compton Ftiddleberger Since we, the class of 1981, first came to Landon, the man who has most influenced the Landon community has been Mr. Riddleberger. Under his leadership, the school has seen, among his many accomplishments, the completion of the Wallace Wing and the Alumni Sports Center. During the building of these two facilities, lvlr. Fliddleberger demonstrated his tremendous enthusiasm to serve the needs of education. This enthusiasm, with the demands he has placed on himself, has resulted in the improvement of the Landon community. However, we also realize Mr. Ftiddleberger's influence on us. Although he believes strongly in his principles, he remains willing to change. Because of his open mind, he is always willing to listen. He does not put up with nonsense. His no nonsense approach has led him to de- mand that we strive past our limits. Still, he remains understanding of our failures. We have learned, by his prodding, to fulfill our potential. lt is because of these qualities and their influence on the school and ourselves that we dedicate the 1981 Brown and White to lvlr. Riddleberger. . , .,. .,Qf+,f AQ 8 F' .,L, V HI bn wg- 'IQ' 5 5 ' ll? X - My mi ,,,,, ff 1 4 A 'U' 4 . nf ,QQ L W ,. K B A . 9 an 'Sf 9 2 1 3 X 5 . 5 A I 'W 5 1 3 13 Y' 'Mn 44 '-Q. 'W' 0 5952 I 5 V N- i if---.5l.. I v. Y ,,,. u,,,,5'-vslwiiuj' at 4 www M. 'A 1 'w. A A at M514 N W 'K mfs M 'FS 4? nu.. .2 Q ,Km W v , Janii Q Z-'F Hi nm .4 m,-A., ,wr K 5 'R KI! ,W 'S fs Fm Q R. L , .mask-f-'IQ' Xrk: : . k V, .x Ms S .1,V is T P gk.. M E I LA f, 'Q A -k -' Igiy ,,.1 if sf f 'Ag . S K A A A , A Q5 i i f if Q5 Q ,, i, wg 3 2 l I LSY' A4 'X Silk mm mai L The Class of '81 began as a group of thirty four seven and eight year olds, all but a dozen of which wouldn't make it through the full ten year term. Certain students immediately took titles that would stick with them throughout their years at Landon. Drew Hyde was labeled the class clown when, in front of the entire class, he opened a closet door to reveal Mrs. Thompson changing her dress. Stewart Cobb, along with being elected the king of clip-on neckties, was recognized as the class brain. He achieved this honor as a result of his intense interest in space, where along with the local Radio Shack, Stew spent most of his time. Many family legacies, such as the Kochs and the Buckinghams, were represented in this class for the third and fourth times in the school's history. lt was these students who, for their first five years at Landon, would be called only by their brothers' names. Everybody thought Landon Banfield owned the school. The Shrimp Bowl ended in a 0-O tie, but we were consoled when our teacher told us it was a moral victory since the 66'ers were older and presumably more experienced. In our fourth grade year, we picked up Gor- don Gooch, a Texas-born boy whose Texas drawl was to slowly but surely fade away by his senior year. Greg Asbed was encased in a cast that went from his chest to his knees as a result of a football injury. Just about everyone in the class wondered how Greg took care of certain day-to-day activities. Mike Oliphant was also a new addition. JoIlie Ollie always seemed to have an uncontrollable urge to smile. As we entered our fifth grade year, more new-comers were added. Billy Beef Adkins was known as the strongest kid in the fifth grade tand the sixth, and the seventh, and the eighth as welll . Corey Burr was the second pre- piest thing Landon had ever seen fthe first being his brother Shept, and no one could believe that Brooks Brothers made canary yel- low pants in a 23 inch waist. The fifth grade year will never be forgotten for it was in this year that Tusharco Landon a never-ending source of excitement, a fact to which the whole Upper School body would attest at many a school meeting. Each year, as we returned, we noticed that our classrooms from the previous year had been newly carpeted and furnished. We were always a year ahead of the renovation. Perhaps it was this neglect and injustice which nurtured the frustration for our sixth grade gang wars. More than once Mr. Ricker would raid the bathroom only to find Nick Wiel and company dunking someone's head in the sink. Each of the class had their own badges worn underneath the lapels just in case a classmate didn't recognize you. It was in sixth grade that we lost Drew Hyde to St. Albans, a loss that would prove menacing in many Landon-St. Albans athletic contests to come. Continued on page 86. , dnt: . lifts is-si Wh - t,., tl' --tm tftttit WILLIAM BRIAN ADKINS Beef Entered Grade Five If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run, Yours is the earth and Everything that's in it And - which is more - You'Il be a man my son. - Kipling l've got a '69 Chevy. . . - Bruce Springsteen 1980 Spring Nationals, Columbus, Ohio 20 . , W , fx I God give me serenity To accept things which can not be changed Give me courage to change things Which must be changed And the wisdom to distinguish one from the other. - Niebuhr The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated - Twain A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read. - Twain Lack of money is the root of all evil- A - Shaw MICHAEL ARMAND AMENT Fencing, Captain and Coach 4, 5, 65 J.V. Soccer 3, 4, 53 Varsity Soccer 6, Prometheus, Production and Art Editorg Social Activities Club 4, President 5, 6, Math Team 5, 63 Gym Fund Raising Committee 5, 6, Track 33 National Merit Scholar Letter of Commendationg PALS 5, 6. Thought was needed, not action and, though it was still early in the day, I cracked out a bottle of 140 Proof Old Thought Provoker and poured a generous amount to lubri- cate my synopsis - Harry Harrison They conquer who know they can 21 No jihad is going to frighten us. - M. Begin MICHAEL PHILIP AMITAY Mike Spike Ami Bades Big Ami Clam Dad Entered Form Four Landon News 4, 5, 61 Yearbook 63 S.A.C. 4, 5, 6, Ski Club 4, 5, 63 Community Service 5, 6, Landon Lampoon editor 63 St. Genesius 5, 65 A.F.S. 5, 63 National Merit Commendation, Varsity Soccer 4, 5, 63 Varsity Baseball 6 lt's Saturday when the convoy rolls, andthe Bay Bridge can't be seen, There seems to be a group of cars creating a smoke screen The traffic stops: The drawbridge is up, and tempatures start to smoulder, But the Lord gave the command, Crulseth down the Shoulder - Ballad of Beach Week And malt does more than Milton can To justify God's way to man Ale, man, ales the stuff to drink. But officer, the light was yellow - Elwood Blues Beach Week 80, 81, Cape Cod 81, Bryce, H.M.S. Pinafore, The Boss, Dr. Kaos, Mellow Yellow, 'Waiting for Walker, Auction, Let's Play Games, Bockville Putt-Putt, Slim's House, Rocky Horror, B me up the A, Whip- pits, Underwear Soccer, Happy Tap, Landon Lampoon, Stretch, Gazan- gers, Like a Horse, Spaz, Shroomua, Long John Holmes Look-A-Like, Auto Lawn Service, Talent Show, B-52's, Finger Slams, Langley Parties, Ballad of Beach Week, Santa, Devo, Lunch Room Etiquette When wealth is lost, nothing is lost When health is lost, something is lost When character is lost, all is lost. Next to God, Thy parents -W. Penn Anonymous JAYE CHRISTOPHER ANDREWS Weasle Drews Entered Form IV There's the known. And there's the unknown. And what separates the two is the door, and that's what I want to be - Jim Morrison CHARLES GREGORY ASBED 'lGreg Spaz Entered Grade Three Assassin 3, 4, 5, 6 Sleep all day, out all night I know where you're going ldon't think that's acting right You don't think its showing - Mom, Dad, James Gang Good friends we have Oh, good friends we have lost Along the way In this great future You can't forget your past So dry your tears, I seh - Bob Marley Keep your eyes on the road Your hands upon the wheel M Doors Well, the Indian brave who before he was ten played warriors in the woods with his Indian friends And he built a dream that when he grew up he would be a fierce warrior, Indian chief. Many moons passed and the dream grew strong I Until tomorrow he would sing his first war song and fight his first battle but something went wrong A surprise attack killed him in his sleep that night and so castles made of sand slip into Si un revolucionario muere. HO IO the sea eventually DUSQUGIS D310 Neff-3 - Jimi Hendrix Buscarlo en el cielo porque es viento de libertad. Hasta la victoria siempre - - Ernesto Che Guevara 24 'Q' WILLIAM LANDON BAN FIELD Entered Grade Three Oh lt's a dog eat dog, Eat oat toog Fish eat frog, And I eat you. - ACfDC leerr I 'I We chased our pleasures here, 'JBXYC Dug our treasures there. Q 1 But dart you still recall The times we cried, Break on through to the other side! - The Doors - v ,, E , I 25 MATHIAS BOSTRUM Entered Form Three But l have promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep And miles to go before I sleep. - Robert Frost Don't stop thinking about tomorrow Don't stop it will soon be here. - Fleetwood Mac There is no science without fancy, and no art without facts. - Vladmrer Nosokov N 26 f rt fx .- 4, C ' 15 .6 Sometimes it might seem like it was planned For you to roam empty hearted through this land There's one thing mister that I know Though the world turns you hard and cold That's if you think your heart is stone And that you're rough enough to beat the world alone Alone buddy there ain't no peace of mind Thats why I'll keep searching till I find My special one. Bruce Springsteen The Bed Axe was Blue. - George Bodell 1 THOMAS ANDREW BUCKINGHAM Tom Buck Entered Grade Three Varsity Football 5, 63 Varsity Golf 5, 63 J.V. Football 43 J.V. Lacrosse 43 A.V. Club President 53 St. Genuis 4, 5, 63 President3 Community Service Board 5, 63 Blood Drive Co Chairman 5, 63 Prom Committee Chairman 53 Business Manager Landon News,' 4, 53 Dining Boom Committee 5, 63 Senior Signout Co-Chairmang Dance Committee 3, 4, 5, 6. If it don't come easy y'know it don't come easy, - Ringo Starr Dream on. Dream on til your dream comes true. - Aerosmith :IES f-fx Scif'-v J Have a little faith there's magic inthe night. - Bruce Springsteen Let us be thankful for the fools. But forthem the rest of us could not succeed. Y vt IK aw' You gatta watch The street. Keep your feet and be on guard. - Jackson Browne 130 - Mark Twain WILLIAM CORLETT DRAPER BURR Corey Entered Grade Five Bear Club 5, 6, Landon News 5, 65 Community Service Committee 3, 4, 5, 63 Varsity Golf 5, 6 lf God isn't a Tar Heel, then why is the sky Carolina Blue? - Ancient Proverb Carry your head above the crowd and they won't bring you down. - Rush ' f I am not a politician, and my other habits are good. 28 - Artemus Ward And if my woody breaks down on me somewhere on the surf route, l'll strap my board to my back and hitch a ride in my wetsuit. - Jan and Dean Child! do not throw this book about Refrain from the unholy pleasure Of cutting all the pictures out! Preserve it as your chiefest treasure. - Hilaire Belloc When a man teaches something he does not know to somebody who has no aptitude for it, and gives him a certificate of proficiency, the latter was completed the education ofa gentleman. -- G. B. Shaw Against the hidden other flanks of the immutable hills :he world is washed like a vast and shadowy sea, alive ivith the great fish of his imagining. - Thomas Wolfe arybody's youth is a dream, a form of chemical madness. CHARLES LOGAN BYRD Entered Grade Three St. Genesiusg Cross Country, Captain 65 Trackg Outing Clubg National Merit Semi-Finalist To the victor belongs the spoils. - Fitzgerald , if . Ktxw' 4 . -4 ktiif' O for a muse of fire that would ascend The brightest heaven of invention. - Henry V . . . We are such stuff As dreams are made oh. . . - The Tempest . . . the purpose of playing . . . is as 'twere to hold the mirror up to nature. . . - Hamlet - Fitzgerald 29 CHRIS THEODORE OARIS Lobes Sports Editor of C.W.W. Paper 43 Varsity Soccer 4, 5, 63 Track 43 Lacrosse 5, 63 Bear Club 5, 63 Dart Club 43 Class Representative 3, 4. He who is content with himself has done a worthless work. Achievement is the beginning of failure, Fame is the beginning of disgrace. Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not, nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not: unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Calculation will notg the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. THANKS MOM AND DAD! 30 Calvin Coolidge . . Walk tall or baby don't walk at all - Bruce Springsteen Metamorphosis - A Greek word An Aegean village A natural phenomenon A change of hearti- Divinely inspired, A transfiguration Of time space spirit lt is why I love Greece Why when I fly away I weep. - Bruce M. Landsdale I think, therefore, Iam, I think. - Moody Blues , Take it easy I - Jackson Browne I The time has come, The song is over, Though I'd something more to say CHRIS CARROLL Assassins 3, 4, 5, 6 Is not hypnocrisy the aspiration Io know what it is? - DEAD I am the Lizard King I can do anything. - Jim Morrison There's a party in my mind. The party just won't stop. There's a party up there all the time They'Il party till they drop. - Talking Heads , -Panknoyd W i 'E tail s I CHRISTOPHER SLOCUM KINGSBERRY PETER CASKIN Spanky Caskie Entered Grade Nine Varsity Football 5, 65 All I.A.C. Kicker 63 Varsity Basketball 5, 6g Varsity Tennis 4, 5, 6, Friend-to-Friend 4, 5, 63 The Landon News-Associate News Associate Business Man- ager 5g Co-Editor Bear Facts 5,' Community Service 5, 6,' S.A.C. 5, 6,' National Merit Scholar - Recommended Stu- dent Don't walk behind me, I may not lead Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow Just walk beside me and be my friend. - Camus for :tn V n i W 3 W i y I get by with alittle help from my friends b if - Beatles xt I couldn't help it. I can resist everything except temptation. Oscar Wilde Landon 10 - St. Albans 0 WILLIAM PETER CLADOUH OS Big Pete Mitauh Crawthou Pierre Mr.Cladouhouse Cloudyhorse Entered Grade Six This above all, to thine own self be true And it must follow as the night the day Thou canst not then be false to any man. - Shakespeare V - it . 'E K f -, . W i 5 dwg -. i it fs - 5 is as ,. f - - M-M-, 1- at, - - -AJR X A .. A r S .. t M - Larr a h m lo s. it S S OSS C to ed e i S S - Steve Sorkin No man is an island, entire of itself, every man is a piece of Je f99f9Tf9 Pieffe- the continent, a part of the main. - COI. Dunne - John Donne ay you live all the days of your life. Everybody's got a hungry heart. - Swift - Springsteen y0MfbfD?5AD rrret - t ,, , ., ai ,, if HENRY STEWART COBB III Kirk Krkbr Ca26l l3muSiC Entered Grade Three Fencing Team, Varsity Rifle Team, Math Team, lt's Aca- demic Team, A.P.M.L. Team, Audio-Visual Club, Video Pro- ductions Club, St. Genesius, Model UN, Prometheus, Brown and White, National Merit Semifinalist, Publius, Baldwin County Beach Bum, Apostle of the Cosmic Prophet Murphy Don't look back. . . - Boston When the ship lifts, all bills are paid. No regrets. - Heinlein Hey man, we're free and independent. Let's get drunk! - Princeton '77 yearbook Yield to temptation, it may not pass your way again. - Heinlein Honey let me introduce you to my redneck friend . . . -Lynrd Skynrd ln the '50's a number of us in the aircraft industry used to bootleg space research. There just wasn't any budget for that crazy Buck Rogers stuff. Most of us believed we would see the day when the first man set foot on the Moon. We didn't believe we'd see the last . . . - Jerry Pournelle When is a legend legend? Why is a myth a myth? How old and disused must a fact be tor it to be relegated to the category Fairy-tale? And why do certain facts remain uncontrovertible while others lose their validity to assume a shabby, unstable character? - Anne McCaffrey The Dream Police, they're comin' to arrest me. , . - Cheap Trick ldon't need no thought control. . . - Pink Floyd Do not handicap your children by making their lives easy. - Heinlein Not for nothing, madame, am I known as the finest swordsman in all of France. 7 wh- Sweet home Alabama! Lord, l'm comin' home to you! - Lynrd Skynrd T JOSHUA GARY EAGLE Wa Shroomua Beags Assassin 3, 4, 5, 6 The voices in your head are calling Stop wasting your time theres nothing coming Only a fool would think someone could save you The men at the Factory are old and cunning You don't owe nothing so boy get running lt's the best years of your life They want to steal, - The Clash Life is Cumulative. - Steve Sorkin l am impertinent. l must be getting on. Thank you for your society. - Beckett Goodbye Mama and Papa Goodbye Jack and Jill y The grass ain't greener I The wine ain't sweeter On either side ofthe hill. N - Grateful Dead W 'lo Nl l've got a tombstone head and a graveyard mind. ,44?i,1gs 1, - G. ThorOQ0od ' 'JR' ' 2ie,4 ' A THANKS! YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE if '31 4 255 5 I THOMAS EDWARD I ' FRIEDMAN Tom Entered Landon Form Three Band 3, 4, 5, 6g Touring Talent 45 Friend to Friend 5, 63 Spanish Aide 65 Fall Soccer 4, 53 J.V. Soccer 4, 5, V. Soc- cer 6g V. Football 63 J.V. Track 4, V. Track 5, 63 National Merit Letter of Recommendation, Green House Committee 5, Plant Propagation 5, Sunday Morning Swim Program 5. Sometimes it may seem like it was planned For you to roam empty hearted through this land Though the world, turns you hard and cold That's if you think your heart is stone There's one thing mister, that I know And that you're rough, enough to whip this world alone Alone buddy there ain't no piece of mind That's why l'll keep searching til I find my special one. - Bruce Springsteen lf l'd leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on, now, 'Cause there's too many places l've got to see. - Lynard Skynyrd an -t A ' Air' So I try to find a reason To forget the changin' seasons in my mind, But the winds of time are blowin' And l've got to go-a-knowing that I tried. - McCall They laugh at our play And soon they all say Such, such were the boys When we all girls and boys, ln our youth were seen. - Blake ON THE WAY HOME When the dream came I held my breath with my eyes closed I went insane, like a smoke ring day When the wind blows Now I won't be back till later on If I do come back at all But you know me, and I miss you now In a strange game I saw myself as you knew me When the change came, and you had a Chance to see through me Though the other side is just the same You can tell my dream is real Because I love you, can you see me now Though we rush ahead to save our time We are only what we feel. -'-- Neil Young jrHANks LA JOLLA STEPHEN KENNETH A' GELLMAN Steve Chaboo Entered Grade Six THANKS MOM THANKS STEVE Don't let it bring you down It's only castles burning Just find someone who's turning And you will come around. - Neil Young Get'em Skins --- B. Hanna JAMES EDWARD GILBERT Gilby Stretch Shoe Wilbur Entered Grade Six Bear Club 3, 4, 5, 63 Friend to Friend 5, 65 S.A.C. 4, 5, 6, Student Coaching 5, 6, President 6, Class President 6, Cum Laude 5, Freshman Football, J.V. Basketball 45 Var- sity Soccer 4, 5, 6, All-Met B League 53 Varsity Tennis 4, 5, 6, Rookie of the year 4, Most improved 5, Captain. Livelier liquor than the muse, A And malt does more than Milton can Y To justify God's ways to man. , Ale, man, ale's the stuff to drink. Those aren't friends: those are losers. - Ralph, Md. State Trooper 'QF' A brief candle, both ends burning, an endless mile, a bus wheel turning, a friend to share the lonesome times, hand shake and a sip of wine. So say it loud and let it ring that we're all part of everything. The present, the future, the past fly on proud bird, you're free at last. -- Charlie Daniels 38 Hope I die before I get old. The Who A. 2 s i 1 i r E. Houseman L lt'r 3 ff A T T E H, 'j' T l ?f li G, it . Q13 S ff 1 C 4 f W' ,,-agar ,I V 1 7 3 . i L , E' r Y' r 4 , K -- , , .i tlss f 3 A -,- - l 5 A 3 .a ff Q ' ' 31.3 .rs 7 ' Z., Thanks Mom and Dad, Love always HUGUES GIFIAFRD Qu'est ce que l'homme dans la nature? Un neant a l'egard de l'infini, un tout a I'egard du neant, un milieu entre rlen et tout. - Pascal The world breaks everyone and afterwards many are strong at the broken places But, those that will not break it kills. - Hemingway ADIEU f Q LANDON Lyons. ' Washington- ax Xl YOU FOR ff ALL! There are places I'Il remember all my life - homage to John Lennon -4' Before Landon After Landon 39 GORDON CAMPBELL GOOCH IiTeX7l Tyger, Tyger burning bright in the forest of the night. - Blake 'VP 'r x iw 'xxxrx ' ' W i .. .xy ., 1 V fr.N:,f1 3 .a t V ' G1 centre' enter portal I 2 -4 Oi In cuwnnl can 'J 1' . ': 1 .r. 4.1.1 .. I if - :zo V ' -1-00 l feel safest of all in cars. - Gary Newman l'm all right . . . Don't nobody worry about me. Why you have 'ta gime advice can't you just let me be. - Kenny Loggins THANKS MOM AND DAD! Rolled Houses . . . Football . . . Firebirds . . . Stetson . . . Partys Football - H21 '80 C0-Champs . . . Texas Holy Mug .. . Friends . . .The Witch. . . Beer. . . Satur- day Night and Sunday morning : A Fun S-and miie Wm? MICHEAL ALBERT HAMMER Mike Entered Form IV Varsity Soccer 63 J.V. Soccer 4, 55 J.V. Tennisg Fencing Chess Club, President. Roi de Janeiro, Brazil Madrid, Spain Caracas, Venezuela San Pedro Sula, Honduras Bogata, Columbia San Salvador, El Salvador Guidatono del Mundo There is not place to go so we travel. - Edward Dahlberg Do what you can with what you have where you are. - Theodore Roosevelt :.,,, 1 ,,,.., f Ecf, 'gt ..,i ,,,,. f :,. .. .t,tt ftfggf 1fr,5k T g 1 t,,, .t,,,, . y,,. ,,, g hw v T C 1 eisf T itri 1 tati ,rf al. kr :KV ik: kkrkx K S in .,i, Q kV..:V . sf 3 He hammers out love between America and Soccer all over this land. Thanks Mom and Dad. I could never have made it without you. No matter what they take from me, they can't take away my dignity. Because the greatest love of all is learning to love yourself. 41 M AYMAN ARAB HASHEM Hash 7 Love the earth and sun and the animals, despise riches, give alms to everyone that asks . . . hate tyrants, argue not concerning God, have patience and indulgence toward the people, take off your hat to nothing known or to any man or number of men. - Walt Whitman 42 Q? r at A 1 , V - - W E4 , 5 K 5 . ,V 5 2 wal-sf 5 Egfr ' i f s , I A ' V 'f S lb Y f f i' e ,- 5 .X fb This above all, to thine own self be true -Shakespeare X ff ' Q x . 1 ,B sh k W f l'll probably never be the best, But I keep on trying, Because if I don't, I will be nothing. tt' .'eb fa, .mtg I JOHN MARTIN HEMENWAY Ernie Entered Form 1 Bear Club 5, 63 Varsity Football 5, 6: Varsity Wrestling 4, 5, 63 Co-Captain 63 Lacrosse 3, 4, 5, 63 Etc .... qThis is not a college application brag sheetl . l've never felt the need to be anything but myself, 'Cause when you're amoungst friends . . . There is no need to put on airs. Innocence was bliss I At tifTl6S, I One takes pleasure just in being here. To some, you say you'll miss 'em But to others, one just can't say goodbye. 43 SAUL J. C. HOPPENSTEIN HHOPDYH Entered Form v Don't put off ini tomorrow what you can do today. - Anonymous Time works for or against one depending on now one uses it. - David Ben Gurion Varsity Soccer 5, 65 J.V. Tennis 5 ' THANKS TO MY FAMILY! ERIC THOMAS HOUGH Entered Grade Five Landon News 4, 5, 63 Feature Editor 6, Co-Sports Editor 65 J.V. Football 43 Football Manager 5, 6, Head Manager 63 Friend to Friend 5, 63 Library Committee 3, 6, President 6. All these people perform their role unconsciously, because it is necessary or because their whole life is built on that deception and they can do nothing else. - Tolstoy Ouiconque veut trouver quelques bons mots n a qu a dire beaucoup de sottises. Washington's Best - Rousseau There are the sort of people who want to appear wiser than the laws, who want to get their own way in every general discussion, because they feel that they can not show off their intelligence in matters ot great importance. - Thucydides DO Sports YOU MADE IT ALL POSSIBLE MOM AND DAD - t,, rfll A lliiil it itii i, ,. ' c l M t - lsc sis V- 'F Y A rr K ' . Vw ' q t, 45 JOHN ANDREW HUNT Entered very English Grade Eleven Hang on John! we're out of this at last. - Genesis What's so funny 'bout peace, love, and understanding. - Elvis Costello What do you mean he had bullet holes in his mirror? - Neil Young l'm all tied up inside No one knows quite what l've got. And I know that on the inside What I used to be, I'm not, anymore. - Don McLean Damn it all! Does earth plug a whole on heaven or hell plug a hole in earth - how wonderful to be so profound. - Genesis r WN lim swg Q e ste 4N'J P Q s 50 t 1 X X rf?,135l-A... X 5 ...Q 'X Q Q' V Catch your dreams before they slip away, ain't life unkind. g - Rollin Stones Q A in-gr There you stood on the edge of your feathers Expecting to fly. While I laughed, I wondered whether I could wave good-bye Knowing that you'd gone. All the years we'd spent with feeling Ended with a cry. I tried so hard to stand As I stumbled and fell to the ground. So hard to laugh as I fumbled And reached for the love I'd found Knowing it was gone. If I never lived without you Now you'd know I'd die. If I ever said I loved you Now I know I tried. Babe, now you know I tried. - Neil Young Y la 0 5 ,W yi .E , I ,.,- f w- ij 't ti? S . Beautiful, idyllic, Stupid. - me Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterdays Marguis. OLIVER BRAINARD JOHN Bolivia Prince of Haverford Died 1978 Ftesurrected 1981 Speed of sunbeams from their homelands, Swifter than the sundering storm, Spend of arrow deerwards shooting, Let the sorcerer so be born. HISTORY Papa Hegal, he say that all we learn from history is that we learn nothing from history. I knew people who can't ever learn from what happened this morning. Hegel must have been taking the long view. - Chad C. Mulligham That's a remarkably Christian attitude, both meaningless and barbaric. - John Brunner xx QQ Q Raft JEFFRY SCOTT JONES All the world's a stage And all the men and women merely players. - Shakespeare .1-A ,, Us F -Qe. '5Ff'i1 'Q tc R x f . ss wwe- Msg 'V .Wat-flt N,--fa ,W -s ,: A f, ', -1. f ' TU 'W Tr W 45 'ff ff? N 'fr Q 5 'iff' Affkws - .. me in - - W , .K W' .f Q '- f , - A ..+., .,,. g P N4 THANKS FOR EVERYTHlNG If you've really got all if it takes. lt's going to t take everything you've got. Fame ,. Unsafe at any speed. - Ralph Nader l'm in the mood for a little comic relief. lvlr. Jones, tell me - Robinson Bordly l'd start a revolution, but I don't have time. - Billy Joel Blackout heatwave, 44 caliber homicide The bums drop dead and dogs go mad In packs on the West side Young girls standing on a ledge Looks like another suicide She wants to hit those bricks 'Cause news at six gotta stick to a deadline While the millionaires hide in Beckham Place The bag ladies throw their bones in my face I get attacked by a kid with stereo sound l don't want to hear, but he won't turn it down Lite is tough but it s just enough To hold back the tears until it's closing time I survived l'm still alive But l'm getting close to the border line. - Billy Joel Was he free? Was he happy? The question is absurd: RIAZ AHIVIED KARAIVIAL I Entered Form lV My country is the world. My countrymen are all mankind. - William Lloyd Garrison The errors ofa wise man make your rule Rather than the reflections of a fool. - William Blake Had anything been wrong we should certainly have heard. - W. H. Auden To see a world in a grain of sand, And a heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand And eternity in an hour. William Blake Success is not a harbor but a voyage with its own perils to the spirit. The game of life is to come up with a winner, to be a success, or to achieve what we set out to do. Yet there is always a danger of failing as a humanbeing. The lesson that most of us on the voyage never learn, but can never quite forget, is that to win is sometimes to lose. - Richard Nixon. Every man who knows how to read has it in his power to magnify himself, to multiply the ways in which he exists, to make his life full, magnificent and interesting. - Aldous Hushey 49 ANDREW THOMAS KERR Entered Form IV Community Service Committee 5, 65 President 65 Friend-to- Friend 5, 65 Landon News 4, 5, 65 Associate Editor 65 Model United Nations 5, 65 Naimun 65 School Announcements and Assemblies Coordinator 65 Track 5, 65 Soccer 4, 55 Baseball 4, 6 Youth is a time of extreme toil. - Plato Only he who attempts the absurd can achieve the impossi- ble. - Anonymous C 4 Beware the fury of a patient man. - Dryden 50 za, If You shall above all things Be glad and young For it you're young, whatever life you wear lt will become you, and if you are glad Whatever's living will yourself become. - E. E. Cummings 1' Seekin' my satisfaction keeps me on the run. - lsley Brothers A true friend is one soul in two bodies. - Aristotle Art is not an end in itself, but a means of addressing humanity. - M.P. Moussorgsky Art is a kind of illness. - Giacoma Puccini ,N be ' r - ' as ,Lf Our revels now are ended. These are actors, As I foretold you, were all spirits and Are melted into air, into thin air. . . We are such stuff As dreams are made on, and our little life ls rounded with a sleep, - Shakespeare ROBERT GIMYUNG KIM iiB0b77 Campus Publicity lll-VI, Landon News, Art Editor VI, Staff Ill-Vlg Prometheus Production Editor VI, Business Staff lll- Vlg Dance Committee VI il wif? 0,91 5,1 K X AY ,l 'Z if K T Q r , V ,ll A Day in the Life. - The Beatles Why, all the souls that were, were forfeit once: And He that might the vantage best have took Found out the remedy. How would you be If He, which is the top of judgement, should But judge you as you are? O, think on that, And mercy then will breathe within your lips Like man new made. - Shakespeare My eyes longing for beautiful things together with my soul longing for salvation have no other power to ascend to heaven than the contemplation of beautiful things. - Michelangelo Buonarroti We attain to heaven by using this world well, though it is to pass away, we perfect our nature, not by undoing it, but by adding to it what is more than nature, and directing it towards aims higher than its own. - John Henry Cardinal Newman 51 MONTE JAMES MERRITT KOCH Entered Grade Three A picture paints a thousand words. . . What a family! Think there's enough of us? All ready for Landon F5 ,, L z kk Q t ,it at as Z Beach boy - Age 3 Road Runner? Not Quite Thank God for Contacts ti -6 - if . y 3 I A Q Q P H Q' . WM? gl? 5 ,gb av A al 3 Ext? t t it t wg, y ' ff' N. . S 3 in 'gf' fx S Q Q K fm 3 ...Z 1 ,A,. LL,L, . fy, ii Q A, - 3,3 ,, sk an X. t NS Q i Vid-X N 'E A ' , ki zg..i,,mr K x A V0 - The only thing on the level is mountain climbing. - Quinn The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you can't do. - Baschet H4 LOGOFF KOVAR 6!05!81 at 16:30:00 DAVID CORDER KOVAR Technovar Nose Entered Grade Three Outing Club 1-6, President 63 A.V. and V.P.C. 3-63 Technical Director 5, 63 St. Genesius 3-6, Technical Direc- tor 63 Brown and White photographer 3-63 Photo Editor News 63 Riflery 4, 53 Track 3-63 Fencing, National Merit Semi-Finalist We photographers deal in things which are continuously vanishing, and when they have vanished there is no con- trivance on earth which can make them come back again. We can not forget memories. - Henri-Cartier Tot 3 K f I 'euifiif get-fmj ff. ff f will Q 'l 'f N K 1 t - L-who sziiqixx W , 'eg?, ' ,I ,i X . I by i vi,-,Q 'A' ' lV L M' f- :'7A4.fv,i x N ' X. X! ' N Q QA. V, - 53 JOHN Gi. LEGG Legger Armand Keghead Leggman Keg Leggster KoIeguIa Sunshine daydream, walking in the tall trees. Going were the wind goes, blooming like a red rose. - G. D. Well, the first days are the hardest days. Don't you worry any more. 'Cause when life looks like easy street, there is danger at your door. -G.D SPECIAL THANKS TO MY MOM, I LOVE YA SPECIAL THANKS TO THE PETERSON'S EXTFIA SPECIAL THANKS TO MAPK 54 A breeze inthe pines and the sun and bright moonlight, Iazing in the sunlight, yes indeed. JFIR Once in a while you get shown the light. In the strangest place if you look at it right. - G. D. You can't always get what you want, But if you try sometimes you might find You get what you need. I, l, like a sunny day. I like to see the smoothness of Dr. J. I like funnin' Doin' what l do. lf you like tofeel good, Come feel the groove. Feel the groove. Y., Rolling Stones Little Feat CHARLES DCDD MEAD Charlie Chuck The Beginning - 1971 The End 1981 Welcome, my son. Welcome to the machine. - Pink Floyd There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. To me it is a prison. - Shakespeare How can I help seeing what is in front of my eyes? Two and two are four. Sometimes, Winston. Sometimes they are five. Sometimes they are three. . . You must try harder. lt is not easy to be sane. - George Orwell Break on through to the other side. - The Doors And the chains fell off from his hands. - The Acts 12,7 l'm free, and freedom tastes of reality. l'm free, and l'm waiting for you to follow me. - The Who I PHILIP DANIEL MESSEFI Phyllis Siph Convicted Grade 7 Paroled 1981 lf l ever get out of here, that's what l'm going to do. k-k-k-k-k-k-k katmandu - Bob Seger Should have listened to all the things l was told, but I was young and too proud at the time. Now I look at myself to find. i've learned the hard way every time. - J. Croce We visit each other and bitch about how dif- ficult it is to live. But what's wrong with that? Maybe we need to bitch, in order to keep liv- ing. So for God's sake, let's not strip away this our last means for survival, let's keep moaning that life is difficult, if by saying it's difficult, it makes life easier. Even if we have to whisper: lt's a hard life, Then let's whisper. Semyon, The Suicide They call me the breeze, I keep blowin' down the road. - John Cale Freedom is not the right to do as you please, but the liberty to do as you ought. Thanks Mom and Dad for all the smiles, the laughs, the tears and most importantly the love you have shared with me. I wish the world was filled with all happy people and then there would be no more wishin' to do Commodores Fw-wgpnupwf' MM' Obstacles are those terrifying things we see when we take our eyes off our goals - Unknown ERIC KENNETH MORRISON Entered Grade 3 Moe Neon Rookie D.C. Magic Toodlum BuII'S Eye Levi The Kid Varsity Soccer 4, 5, 63 Chinese Bandit 6, Varsity Riflery 3, 4, 5, 6, Captain 4, 5, 63 Lacrosse 3, 4, 5, 65 Ski Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Prom Committee 53 Dance Committee 5, 6, President 5, 63 Touring Talent 5, 63 Friend to Friend 5, 65 Bear Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Secretary 63 10 Year Club, Cum Laude 5, 65 Md. State Jr. Prone Champ 5, 6, All League Rifle Team 3, 4, 5, 6, Olympic Trainee 5, 6. There isn't even enough time for love, so what does that leave for hate? - Bill Copeland T Jesus said, Lo, l am with you ,- . 'C always. 4 g C C , - Matthew 28:20 There is perpetual despair in idleness - the pain of growth is necessary to all life. - L.B.W. ,QF Outlaw is just a state of mind - Lynn Anderson 57 WILLIAM GREGORY MOTT i'Greg Byrnie Entered From Ill Student Council 5, 6, President 63 Big Brother 5, 63 Com- munity Service 4, 5, 6. Well you say you got the blues Feel'n alone and all confused You got to keep on smiling Keep on smiling through the rain Laughing at the pain, flowin' with Till the sun comes out again. . . Motley the charge - Wet Willie flicker out? is fading But dreams can drift away and sails can fill with doubt. Where's your vision if the embers The horizons awaiting and your river So keep the fire burning . . . THANKS Mom N' DAD Fon ALL THE YEARS - Kenny LO ms These are the best of times. . . gg - Styx Or steal my daddy's cue and make a living out of playing pool. 8 - ns. You Folks are crazy. . . - Little Feat Working on mysteries without any clues. . . Bob Segar MARCO FERNANDO ODIAGA ffspic' tand other assorted racial goodiesj Entered Grade Six Varsity Soccer 10, 11, 123 J.V. Soccer 103 A.F.S. Club 11, 125 Community Service Club 12, Landon News 11, 123 Brown and White 125 Pit Crew 11, 12. Every man has a place, ln his heart there's a space, And the world can't erase His fantasies. Take a ride in the sky, On our ship fantasii All your dreams will come true Bight away. . . 1 - Earthwind and Fire Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and l . . . I got lost. DBS, MFO DUKE '80 Hey Sutton. . . l'll Drive. - Snides ifirnofo if 8t 'QD 1 Dress Code!! J 3' Before l go, l'd like to dedicate High School to: Snyder, Meon, The Boys, if Goalies are a Bare Breed, indeed. MFO 80-81 Varsity Soccer Teams, The Bryce Brigades, The Men, The Pit Crew, Kirk St Spock, The Lightweights, The Strange Garb Crew, The 4-year olds, My All Nite Bank Babe, The Ftestrepos, The Granimals, Moosehead Men, Bear, The Penn Quad Rescue Scaud, The Boosters , The Nantucket Voyagers, M'A'S'H 4077th, Slumpers, Mr. Sorkins Class, Communist Baseball Players Marco's Party Fans, Warbler Place, L.H., 4 beautiful sisters, and over and over TO MOM AND DAD. 59 LEONARD CARMICHAEL OLIPHANT Mike Oli Entered Grade Four I never let my schooling interefere with my education. - Mark Twain All l've got is a photograph And I realize you're not coming back Anymore. s 60 all .,, - Ringo Starr and George Harrison Too much study is a weakness of the flesh. - Ecclesiastes THQ- You don't really suppose, do you, that all your adven- tures and escapes were managed by mere luck, just for your sole benefit? . . . you are only quite a little fellow after all! - Gandalf tThe Hobbit: J. RR. Tolkienj Idon'tgivea ls...1 what happens! - Richard Nixon Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it. - Elbert Hubbard ANTONIO ORTIZ MENA LOPEZ Negrete Entered Form Five The advantage of a bad memory is that one enjoys several times the same good things for the first time. - Friedrich Nietzche 5 5 3 r , ., A A 4 W Q The less of routine, the more of life. - A. B. Alcott 61 GERALD C. PALMER Jerry Varsity Soccer 4, 5, 6, Computer Club President 3, 4, 5, 63 Freshman Football 33 J.V. Soccer 3, 4, 63 National Merit Letter of Commendationg A.V. Committee 5, Spring Track 63 Dance Committee 5, 6. All these places had their moments With lovers and friends l can still recall Some are dead and some are living ln my life l've loved them all. - Beatles Thanks Mom, Dad, Elaine, Sandy, Suzy, Puffy-thing, SHADOW, Buddy, Laddy, Scott, Dan, Doug, Liz, Can- dy, The Wags, Grandmother, Mr. Sundt, Mr. Ftid- me r dleberger, Mr. Parker, and everyone else with whom I have shared my life. Time passes much too quickly When we're together laughing . . . - Chicago 62 s-4 You drink that white rum - You hit the roof. What do you expect, One-five-one proof? - Rod Stewart lt's a hard world to try and get a piece of lt's a hard world for you and I - l'm going upstream to hunt for a dream lt's right there for you and I Up in the sky And it's gonna be all-right - Jefferson Starship Moon's silver face Dark shadows on the wall Light plays games as evening falls And when the sunshine Can't warm your heart again Ride with the starlight On the evening wind. - Jefferson Starship What you own is your own kingdom What you do is your own glory What you love is your own power What you live is your own story In your head is the answer Let it guide you along Let your heart be the anchor And the beat of your own song. - Rush .i rrf' l 5 , 2 f,rr rrfr 4 t rytr ,ff I :VV 2 frr I I y , rt gg , .,., .,vf-- 1 - . I - - , .V , Wgri I ,. 1' If 2 I ,. kggr V Zkirr R v3i?:,,. t yy rr yrrutyry g , in g , , 'P . ' I'm a freeborn man. - Outlaws Many dreams come true And some have silver linings l live for my dream and A pocket full of gold. - Led Zepplin STEPHEN S. PAPPAS, JR. Steve Pap J.V. Soccer 3, 43 Track 3, 4, 63 J.V. Football 55 Varsity Football 63 Community Service 4, 5, 63 A.F.S. 5, 63 Year- book Business Staff 5, 6. i Sweet memories, flashing very quickly by Reminding me, giving me a reason why I know that my goal is more than a thought. l'll be there when I teach what I've been taught. - Rush 63 TUSHARCHANDRAKANT PATEL Math Team 3, 4, 5, Captain 4, 5, 63 lt's Academic Team 4, 5, 6, Captain 5, National Merit Finalist, Maryland Distin- guished Scholar Mwwfaiwmmwe tttitt Energy is the only life and is from the Body, and Reason is the bound or outward circumference of Energy. l 64 William Blake I have escaped, in my truth is my strength. - Sophocles , .see Youth is happy because it has the ability to see beauty. Anyone who keeps the ability to see beauty never grows old. - Franz Kafka Don't put off 'til tomorrow what can be put off 'til the day after tomorrow just as well. - Mark Twain I was like the countryman who looked for his donkey while mounting on its back. - Miguel Cervantes What we have to do is to be forever curiously testing new opinions and counting new impressions. - Walter Pater fi? S. sflgy Q- ou grow up the day you have the first big laugh at - Ethel Barrymore JEFFREYLOUIS PEIKIN Entered Form Four Prometheus 4, Associate Editor 5, Editor-in-Chief 65 Lan- don News 55 Associate Editor 65 Tennis 5, 65 Winter Track 5, 65 Lower School Big Brothers 5, President 65 Yearbook Photographer 45 Cum Laude Society 5, 65 National Merit Society Letter of Commendation 6. All nature wears one universal grin. Q-'X Look ahead towards a vision that can guide you Leave behind those thoughts that can only bring you down Start to build those dreams that in your mind you've found. MOM AND DAD, YOU'RE GREAT! 65 MARK ALBBECHT PETERSON' Petey Entered Grade Six Varsity Football 5, 63 All l.A.C. 5, 63 Co-Captain 6, T. Ed- ward Barton M.V.P. Award 6, Coaches Hustle Award 53 Baseball 4, 6, Track 5, Bear Club 5, 6, Dining Boom Com- mittee 5, 6g A.F.S. 5, 6. Dark clouds are all in the past, oh it's shinin' brightly. - Bob Segar ,M fain Take a chance, you can't play it sate, Trust your soul, You won't lose your faith. - Little Feat THANKS MOM AND DAD! No one can tell what the future knows. You make the choice of how it goes. Here's your i 66 W miracle, stand up and fight. - Kenny Loggins W 5 The more we learn, the less we believe to be true The more we prove, the more remains to be proved. y, rrrx l . T rr ' N Y J3' -T 5 if xx xxxxx v A' W . A l 2 rrrr l i 1 W llilil fIli'llWi'llWl3i-Wilt'fl-lull' 1 'lil' rrrr t..2ff,..:11' v .. ... . - .fr . aleed Dodger blue. - Lasorda . W hymtggfl This kid will never make it. - Sandy Murray E,-li iAn+f-W I 107'JX ANDREW ELIOT PORTER Entered Grade Three I hasten to laugh at everything for fear of being obliged to weep. - Beaumarchais 3 l've got a hungry juggler here Who wants to keep ahead Before he walks on the water He wants his bread. - Pete Townshend R 7: 5 'Q FRANK COINER ROLLER, III Panch Pancho The Snake Snakeman Sentenced Form Ill, Released Form Vl YW If you live for tomor- row you might miss today. - Who else Fame is a vapor, popularity is an acci- dent, and money takes wings. The only thing that endures is character. - O. J. Simpson If you hoot with lf you watch a game it's fun. the owls at night, lf you play a game it's recreation. You can't soar with If you work at it, it's golf. the eagles at dawn. - Bob Hope - The Eagles Clad? A Q 17 BOMT E THANKS Mom at DAD 'Q BEAR a Ncs HiCarrie 68 SONNY J ToPiE Redskins For what's your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill? Seek him with hours to live: For it is his to fill your need but not your emptyness. - Kahlil Gibran WILLIAM WOODIN ROWE, JR. Badminton I-Vl Only when one can see good in everthing is absolute frankness advisable. The New Age Commandment - Be Divine - Jim Goure The Effective Prayer I release my past, negative thought and emotion, fears, human relations, opinion of self futureg and human desires to the Light. I am a being of Christ's Light. I radiate light from my light center throughout my being. I radiate light from my light center to everyone. I radiate light from my light center to everything. l am a ten foot bubble of light, only light can come to me, only light can be here Thank You God for everyone for everything and for me. Where you won and lost is not for you to say. - - Posternak The sport of the 90's. 69 I I MILES FRANCIS RYAN III ' Entered Form I Cum Laude 5, 61 Alumni Scholarship Key 5, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 6, Attended Harvard Summer School, 1980, 53 Commentary for Harvard Summer Times, 1980, 55 The Landon News, 3-63 Associate Editor, Treasurer, The Landon News Seminar Committee 5, Editor-in-Chief 63 Head of Senior Tutoring 6, Library Proctor 63 AIFS student trip to Paris 33 The Middle School Messenger, Editor-in-Chief 2, Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 2, Debate Club 2, War Games Club 4, Dance Club Treasurer - Dance Club 5, Sports Club 13 Second Place, Intramural Tennis Doubles 13 Intramural Multi-Sports League Most Improved Athlete Award and Member, Intramural Multi-Sports League Award-Winning Championship Team 3, Captain, Championship Intramural Soccer Team 5. We confide in our strength without boasting of it, we respect that of others, without fearing it. - Jefferson .JK 8 9 You have to study a great deal to Know a little. - Montesquieu 0 .t gg ki A XF: 70 For those to whom much is given, much is required. And when at some future date the high court of history sits in judgement on each of us, recording whether in our brief span of service we fulfilled our responsiblities to the state, our success or failure, in whatever office we hold, will be measured by the answers to four ques- tions: first, were we truly men of courage . . . second, were we truly men of judgement . . . third, were we truly men of integrity . . . Finally, were we truly men of dedication? - .John F. Kennedy Hhr Wi fDUl'fl REQ IJTIQPT If Now to what higher object, to what greater character, can any mortal aspire than to be possessed of all this knowledge, well digested and ready at com- mand, to assist the feeble and friendless, to dis- countenance the haughty and lawless, to procure redress of wrongs, the advancement of right, to assert and maintain liberty and virtue, to discourage and abolish tyranny and vice? - John Adams Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday. - Don Marquis Rebellion is a good thing now and then. - Jefferson if You are young and life is long And there is time to kill today And then one day you find Ten years have got behind you. - Pink Floyd THOMAS WALKER SIMPSON Walker Admitted Grade Three Varsity Soccer 5, 65 Landon News 5, 63 Associate Editor 6 Friend-to-Friend: AFS: Ski Clubg 10 Year Club 71 GREGORY ALLEN SMITH Entered Grade Six Greg Senator The Landon News 3, 4, 5, 6, Co-Editor 63 Community Ser- vice Committee 4, 5, 63 Blood Drive Co-Chairman 5, 63 lt's Academic! starting Team 5, 6, Captain 6, Brown and White - 3, 4, 5, 6, Co-Production Editor 6. We should be careful to get out of an experience only the wisdom that is in it - and stop there, lest we be like the cat that sits down on a hot stove-lid. She will never sit down on a hot stove-lid again - and that is well, but also she will never sit down on a cold one anymore. - Twain Z in , v JI y Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship and it is far the best ending for one. - Oscar Wilde There are not enough jails, not enough policemen, not enough courts to enforce a law not supported by the people. - Hubert Horatio Humphrey Thoughtful Americans understand that the highest patriotism is not a blind acceptance of official policy, but a love of one's country deep enough to call her to a higher standard. - George McGovern Christopher Robin and I walked along Under branches lit up by the moon, Posing our questions to Owl and Eeyore, tCause our days disappeared all all to soon. - Kenny Loggins DAVID BROWNING SNYDEFI Snydes Entered Form Four Bear Club 5, 63 Varsity Soccer 4, 5, 6, Captain 5, 6. Peter Brice lives in ali of us. , .ww 'I .. . ,g we-1 A ASQ wif ig? , 5 J . . , .,4 .. gt A ,mfg - -: I - 11' Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and l THANKS MOM AND DAD! The best things in life are free. I. . . got lost. , f . I E , I Q is I MADE IT! 73 Y BORIS STAROSTA nfa wish you were here. . . 9 ! ' X TALLEV ' 0 lr' 5 , M ,M .emffw 5' 4 is i J if You were under the impression that when you were walking forward you'd end up further onward - But things ain't quite that simple. - Pete Townshend To dream of the person you'd like to be is to waste the person you are. - Anon Gonna be some changes comin' - changes comin' soon - Molly Hatchet MICHAEL ERIC STERN Entered Form lil my A. Break on through to the other side Jim Morrison fi' . I ... i SUTTGN HAWKINS STERN Entered Form V Friendship is the greatest enrichment I have found. - Adlai Stevenson fm . ,W-.M muskrat,ng A common North American rodent which resembles the beaver and yields a glossy brown fur. A gland in it's groin secretes a substance having a strong musky odor. - That's us... Give me where to stand and l will move the earth. - Archimedes Love is the delusion that one woman differs from another. - HI'-'M The perfect friendship of two men is the deepest senti- ment of what the infinite mind is capable ofg women miss the best of life. - G.A. lvlen rarely fif every manage to dream up a God superior to themselves. Most Gods have the manners and morals of a spoiled child. M Lazems Long Beware of altruism. It is based on self-deception, the root of all evil. - Long Pessimist by policy, optimist by nature it is possible to be both. How? By never taking an unnecessary chance and by minimizing risks you can't avoid. This permits you to play the game but happily, untroubled by the certainty of outcome. - Lazerous Long I hid in the mother breast of the crowd but when they ' I . Saud pu' down I pulled Up- Springsteen iAsbury Parkl Walk tall or baby don't walk at all. - B.S. CE Streeti You're just a prisoner of your dreams. - B.S. fBorn to Runj lt ain't no sin to be glad you're alive. - B.S. fDarknessJ Cheap romance it's all just a crutch. - B.S. fThe Riveri FRANCIS SZELE e Next to your deeper fears we stand surrounded by a million years How far did you get - George VanHoutven ji! if I l A I rlli it ills ll .A ' E' To see a world in a grain of sand And Heaven in a wild Flower Hold Infinity in the palm of your Hand And Eternity in an Hour - William Blake I don't know, don't really care Let there be songs to fill the air , , .T fx. fist 'N e i l Remember what the doorman said Feed your Head - Grace Slick Sei: i i . 1 1' rt -- x- 'rl IW' ' , M it W'-M? lan. 'Q' ii W it , 'ig . Kwtlitimi all l ,, W wr-A ' r i W- if YNNN Y ,, r.l J k ' ,Imlllm 'Wm M M i it 77 JOHN STEVEN TEGERIS Tube T Entered Form V Greenhouse Committee 55 Friend to Friend 5, 63 Dance Committee D Co-President 53 Library Committee 65 Assembly Committee 65 Bear Club 5, 6, Varsity Golf 5, 6g Varsity Soccer 5, 63 All-l.A.C. 6. THANK YOU MOM AND DAD FOR EVERYTHING Monte, Brooke, Frank, Bob, Corey. Peter, Andy. They're only smiling because they're getting a tree din- ner, but my good friends deserve Thanks for the rides and the money the best fl'll pay it backl for not telling on me and everything else that comes with being great sisters l believe it's time for me to fly! The thrill of vic- tory Thanks.Mr..Sundt GREEK POWER Ich Liebe Dich! l'll be back. Stay Fidal willl Don't forget to write. iAIl the agony of deleat. QAVOJ I.A.C.l It teaches you to loose a thing you love. lt sticks your roots down into the Sangmon ground And makes you grow when you don't want to grow. x STEPHEN LEE TSECKARES 1 Steve Seek Entered Grade 5 Varsity Lacrosse, Rookie of the Year 9, MVP 103 Varsity Football, Co-Captain 12, All IAC 12, T. Edward Barton MVP Award 123 Varsity Soccer, AFS, Vice President 11, President 123 Bear Club, Vice President 125 St. Genesius, Business Manager 12. Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. - Abraham Lincoln Stephen Vincent Benet Carpe Diem l'd rather die while l'm living then live while l'm dead. ,sf lf we weren't all crazy we would just go insane. - Jimmy Buffet - Jimmy Buffet Forget your mistakes but don't forget what they taught you. SUMMER: Not just a season, but a state of mind. 79 BROOKE VAN DER LINDEN Entered Grade Six Loser Worm The hopeful man sees success where others see failure, sunshine where others see shadow and storm. - O. S. Marden Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious trium- phs, even though checkered by failure, than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat. - Theodore Roosevelt So little done - so much to do. - Cecil Rhodes l sf rr iill gm 2- r A W' X I kgry I ..lv k an V Y .X r , ,.,.,, , ,, ,WMM Golf is like a love affair: if you don't take it seriously, it's no fung if you do take it seriously, it breaks your heart. - Arnold Daly There are hundreds of educational institutions - inane and inebriate asylums - and very many reformatories throughout the world where the billard table is looked upon as an indispensible adjunct. - Handbook of Rules of Billards lthink, lthink lam, therefore I am, lthink . . . EF IZIJLIFISE vnu QFIE mv LITTLE ETFIFI l'VE MILES FIND MILES DF FILES ilpigv-rw mfs or vuun rfnlaifn-rIII5I.1I'5 I2nuI'I' Quo mow 'rn surr nun EIEIEHT CIJIYIFIUTEFI XIJUUPI MHENETIC Ink ! I'm more than I know I am, at least I must be. . . - Moody Blues Iwwfmm 6,gn,L60a'!dA,?4f0 +54 -f ,jfj,,pZ,4,v4CwoJ5:fLfZ5f32o?mkwQDefC 7146 MLK Meade GEORGE VAN HOUTVEN Assassins 5,6 i if But I'm not stopping . . . got my own row left to hoe Just another line in the field of time When the thrashers come and I'm standing in the sun like dinosaurs in shrines, Then l'll know it's time to give what's mine. 81 - Neil Young TYLER JESSE WEST Ty , T-B-Jelly Entered Grade Three Everybody's got to deviate from the norm. - RUSH Hyprocrisy, the only evil that walks invisible, except to God alone. - Milton Pride in one's reputation seems only to prevent one from ac- ting as he wishesg yet one still tries to preserve it. - ANON ' They say every man must need protection. They say every man must tall. Here l swear I see my reflection Someplace so high against these walls. l see my life come shinin' from the Westgg down to the East Any day now, any day now, l shall be released. - Dylan 82 What you own is your own Kingdom What you do is your own glory What you love is your own power What you live is your own story In your head is the answer Let it guide you along Let your heart be the anchor And the beat of your own song. - RUSH Will tomorrow, like yesterdayffade away - Bad Co. if i jk Q Sf: L 'awww K,-15-,-si of .f-. V, 7 ff,,fsT..2ritN?t'K 'fy 0 ,-gx '-YTKX xi in ia ?5sSYT at r 1 ff-1 . ,fl ',A1f : 'r Siiillllixm ' T l r D O, S H ,---- f 6752 it N X Q5 rx ir, k 1 fig,-3I 'l, ., , ' XF- X f f f ' -42 TT'-T?-7 r-rf'l- l l ux T osxx, g if 5 5 . if ' 3 f ' ,J i r ffw f f f H - fwf r ' .W V ff liii ffai fwi x f z i. r if 'V Q W KW fe l H- ' 5-f 'T V ijlllr l ' at - ff if-, W Wm , 1511, WWWWM im , ,:A4 -l - , z V , r ,- NATIONAL UNITY CAMFNGN John' n THEODORE ZELLER WILLARD tt-I-edu A.V., V.P.C., Math Team Entered Grade 3 Monologues are really dialogues of a special kindg dialogues in which one partner remains silent while the other, against all grammatical rules, addresses him as I instead of you , - Arthur Koestler Darkness at Noon mg I know l'll never lose affection - for people and things that went before - I know l'll often stop and think about them. In My Life - John Lennon, Paul McCartney JAMES MAHAMMED YEGANEH Jim Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has strength, and strength has power and magic in it. Thanks: Mom and Dad, to Mr. Jenkins for understandingg to Col Dunne for tolerationg to Ms. Johnson for positive and negative shadingg and especially to Mr. Johnson for being a superb advisor and teacher. Extgii - 5 sy . Q V L' .4.sxf.r:L ..-:awww - .. . 5 K . . K '--i Z.. . . yy If . 3 Rf , gi-it V-+V ' g . ' ,.'- 1 siyst J ii', ' A .1 k'-- 17.51- 84 M s .,,, , f..,-- I . t first' bv: fzvfi We have lived up to other peoples' expectations. But you have to live up to your own. - Joe Theisman STEVEN B. SORKIN Steve Sorkin is hereby an honorary member of the class of 1981. Though he was only at Landon three years, he helped our class, as individuals, and as a group, more than anyone else. Whether it was by giving extra help in math, or just being there to listen, his door was always open. No problem was too small, too large, or too per- sonal for Steve. Even though he was on an exchange during our crucial senior year, he will always be an in- tegral part of the class of '81. Wherever you may be, Steve, thank you. W .3 s,,.v Laroes catch Medloes. - Walker Percy GO HEELS! - S.S. More mud, more crocodiles. - James Joyce 85 SENIOR Biggest Bears Teddy Bears Power York Doesn't Eat Pork Strongest Middle Strongest Giggle Super Stud Super Dud Came From Planet Claire Loses Things In Hair Needle Nose Twinkle Toes Biggest Nose Never Knows Catches Grief Mushroom Thief Knows Their Sports Our Class Imports Most Likely To Get Lite Most Likely To Beat Wife Kicks A Ball Does lt All On The Ball Shoots It Up Beats It Up Showers Least Came From Far East Should Go Back Likes To Swim Call Him Slim Sleeps In Class Has No Gas Most One Nighters Most Bic Lighters Shoots Some Pool Super Cool Kicked Out ot School Most Checkmates Fair Lightweights Mild Mannered Party Hounds Chautters Women All Around Class President Class Resident Aims To Please All IAC Studies Most Presidential Party Host Wants The West Coast Best Cartoon 86 Ernie, Ftyan Willard, Oliphant Beef Tushar Legg, Beef Eagle Peterson Caris Spike Carroll Kovar Ament Caris Buck Caskin, Simpson Eagle Gellman, Hough Gerrard, Ortis, Hashem Simpson Peterson Snyder, Stern, Caskin Tseckares, Andrews, Meade Caskin Morrison l-999 West Fliaz Tushar Bostrom Carroll, Kim Cobb Gilbert Simpson, Peterson Gilbert Mott, Pappas Meade Ftastus Jones Hammer, Pliaz Porter, Stern Van Houtven, Szele West Big Peter Cladouhos Jones Morrison Andrews Ryan, Peiken, Gilbert Mott Koch Kim But Ma'm. I had to shoot him, the book was four days overdue UM! Fish would be good now. Diary ofa teenage preppy. Mrs. Atherton, me and my brother can't come to school today. Our car broke down. Let's see. Buckingham paid S50 for a 90, Simpson paid S70 for a 72, and I may as well be 14th in the class. SURVEY Biggest Goon Collects African Bees Smokes Stoagies Boss Mobiles Ragged Out Wheels Peruvian Mouth Ought To Fly South Computer Heir Strangest Pair Going Steady Never Ready Preppie Dude Happy Mood Clumsy Tube That's Incredible That's lnedible Shoots For Par Rides On Top Of Car Tiny Two Swills Most Brew US Blues Class Comedians Class Armenian Always Tan Smokeless Fan Fled Iran Most Accidents Worst Accidents Sauerkraut Political Clout Messes With Trout Most Playing Time Makes lt Rhyme Drives On Wrong Side On A Punk Rock Ride No Humility Always Loses B Munches On Candy Studs From Langley Thinks He ls Texas Man Tar Heel Fan Mad Hungarian Cheesy Rider Wheezy Rider E-Z Wider Biggest Carnivores Biggest Herbivores Uses The Back Door Cool Under Fire Shoe Laces On Fire Banfield Messer Van Der Linden Gooch, Beet, Buck Carroll, Messer Odiaga Byrd Palmer Porter, Stern Ernie, Buck Simpson Burr John Tegaris Beach Week Shepherds Pie Roller, Van Der Linden, Burr Mott Asbed, Ernie Class of '81 Carroll Amitay, Koch, Roller Asbed Van Houtven, Koch Banfield Yeganeh Class of '81 Oliphant Boris Smith Mott Friedman, Asbed Kerr HODDY Hunt Peterson Eagle Palmer Stern, Snyder Caris Gooch Gellman Szele Boris Amitay Van Houtven, Legg Landon Bears Tushar, Assasins Simpson Andrews Eagle 87 We moved from the Wilson Building to the infa- mous Torrey Hall where the steps creaked as if they were going to fall out right from under you. Many substantial additions were made to our class. Miles Ryan joined us, seemingly determined to go to Har- vard the did end up getting an early acceptance to the schoolj. There's got to be a smartest guy in every class, and Miles enjoyed this title each of his years at Landon. But Miles wasn't only reserved to academics. Often he was the big play man at P.E. touch football, devising calculus-like plays which probably could have stumped even Coach Davis and his awesome defense. When it came to sports, there was, and still is, no one more well-versed than Steve Gellman. Chabo . There was not any need to read the sports section on Monday morningsg Steve could easily give a more complete rundown of the N.F.L. The seventh grade opened the class up to a new aspect of life in the opposite sex. The dances were indeed eventful. No one will forget Nick Weil's two- week suspension for bringing a cigar tube full of Jack Daniels. By the time our eighth grade year arrived, our class was on its way to the New Wallace Wing exhibiting similar delinquent behavior. Little Flower dances were the place to be on Friday nights. Mike Daly could be heard humming the familiar Hawaii-Five-O theme as he graded Algebra testsg Mrs. Georgia's art class was a course in which the students' integrity was challenged fand lostl. Marco Odiaga was Mrs. Geprigia's own private answering service f Hey Gla- dys, its's Scudderl l . Our class had left a bad taste in the mouth of the Middle School administration, and the Upper School faculty was a bit wary. After the first month, our class was labeled the worst to go through Landon and most of the class was proud of it. No one knew what to do with this disjointed class. Finally, Landon held the Spring Cleaning of '78 in which over a third of the class was lost, some leaving by their own accord and others getting the boot. Eric Vesper was last seen flying around Whitman in a silver suit and a cape with a big V on his chest. Once tenth grade came the class list would stay almost the same. Our class was finally stabilized. Chuck Babyface Meade came back to school with a lot to tell. Seems Chuck had an eighteen-wheeler full of contraband, with a girl named Cheryl in the passenger seat, when some South Carolina State Troopers pulled him over and sold him a Corvette f'??'?j . Chuck promptly shot them. The members of the Assasins , Phil Messer, Josh Shroomua Eagle, Greg Asbed, George Van Houtven, Steve Gell- man, and Chris Carroll, made Cheech and Chong look like lightweights, while the opposing Brew Crew consisting of Mark Peterson, Chris Caskin, Tyler West, Jimmy Gilbert, and Greg Mott lOh no! not our presidentlj made Talbert's their official clubhouse. Walker Simpson outdid all of them by being an active member of both cliques. Others in our class excelled at other things, though. Mathias Bostrom spent most of his time chewing up the competition in National swim events. Bill Rowe was a master at just about every racquet sport known to man. Eric Morrison licked everyone at the shooting range lincluding Mr. Longl even at the National level. Sutton Stern and Dave Snyder were the best soccer players Landon r . . f sf' ...cw-aww Ice Man Andrews proved himself as he gave Landon a one point victory over our friends at Georgetown Prep by sinking two free throws with no time left. Steve Tseckares was your basic all- American fwhat a manly . While these people ex- celled, others accelled. At the top of the list is Beef and his Z-28. That boy had the fastest car on campus, and he'd smoke 'em up every once in a while just so no one would forget. Antonio Ortiz drove a RX-7, but that was only until his new Scirocco was delivered. Bob Kim tooled around in a 924 jsome hot shotj , while big Peter Cladouhos went through a pair of Supras like they were going out of style. But by far, the most memorable car will be Chris Carroll's 240-Z. This incredible machine was out of commission for at least two out of five days a week. Those who join- ed Chris' Part of the Week Club placed bets on which part would fall out next. lf nothing did, Chris would keep the money. tHe was S1200 in debt by the end of the year! . While Chris was having trou- ble maintaining his car, others were having trouble driving their cars. Mike Amitay had the most ac- cidents in the shortest time, while Tyler West had the worst accidents in the most number of cars. Greg Asbed tried to run down a telephone pole, but instead, won the David Kovar look-a-like con- test for that week. Bob Kim really got Shanghaied when he walked out of a party only to find his car bashed. Walker Simpson displayed the newest in late night mobile gardening techniques. Chris Caskin took on a cement truck and got beaten fit was probably Walker driving one of Dad's trucksj. Not only were people getting in accidents, some were getting arrested, that's right, arrested, and thrown in jail! George Van Houtven was hauled in for just sitting in the Georgetown Square parking lot minding his own business jwoaj l Walker Simpson was nabbed for drinking in public at Roy's. Landon Banfield was sent up the river for - get this - littering! You could do better than that, Doon! And finally, Mr. Caskin and Mr. Burr were arrested on charges of disturbing the peace jso what else is newj. They should have sent Caskin to had ever seen. They led their teamto an IAC champi- onship. Jaye Lorton Fieformatory and Burr to a de- prepping institute in Cleveland. Our class, like others, was somewhat involved in activities. Boisterous Andy Kerr headed up the Community Service Program with a gung-ho attitude exemplified by a grand total of three community service announcements. Jeff Peiken decided to hold a Prometheus contest for the rest of his life. He still only has two peoms lwhich he wrote himselfl, so get those entries into Jeff soon. Eric Hough commandeered the Library Committee, establishing marshal law and capital punishment for any dissidents caught in the library. The blood drive was organized by Greg Smith and Tom Buckingham. They doubled the number of blood units this year frumour has it they took half of it from Buck thoughl. Mike ZOFiO Ament and Oliver Zero John were big men on the Dance Committee and fencing team. Riaz Karamali and Mike Hammer were the chess fanatics in our class. In class, Q43 Ayme e Hasheifm proved to be a math whiz. Hash , as he was called, was so far ahead of everyone that he had time to screw around in Mr. Johnson's class, a class where everyone con- centrated on their work. fwell, maybe not everyonel . While everyone else considered Mrs. Bradshaw's class extremely boring, Charlie Byrd found her very stimulating. John Hemenway was late three to four days a week on the average. When asked by Mr. Davis why he was two minutes late, he's reply My car broke down or My alarm didn't go off. Fieal imaginative Ernie. Tyler West was the class of 81's Anne Landers. With his entourage of Holton follow- ers, Tyler managed to have a hand in everyone's bus- iness. f5l Mike Amitay kept the class laughing hard at his unusual sense of humor. Spike's antics were bizarre to say the least, and no school meeting was safe. Jerry Palmer could deal on a computer better than anyone lmaybe even TJl. Horseracing almost became a Landon sport. Boris Easy Rider Sta- rosta, when he wans't in the Stars, was a moped gang leader in Bethesda. James Yeganeh was our class hostage and chief anti-Ayatollah demonstrator. He could often be found parading in front of Mr. Par- ker's office with a sign reading Free Me on his back. Frank Fioller, Steve Pappas and Greg Mott were the only ones to be considered adept at pool. Q33 Frank Ftoller would usually use the laugh-your- opponent-under-the-table'' strategy. Jeff Jones Ted Willard was John Ander- son's exclusive Landon P.Fi. man. Tough luck, Ted. We'll look for you in '84. Q25 Andy Porter and Mike Stern were pioneers in establishing a Yidish cuisine in the Landon lunchroom by bringing in their own mat- zah and selling it to curious gentiles. John Hunt was Landon's answer to the British invasion. When John Lennon was killed, John began signing all his papers as Ringo Hunt. lwatch out Fiingol Saul Hoppenstein won the Elvis Hairdo contest. The judges felt Saul's voice bore an uncanny resemblance to the King's, this being the deciding factor. ftl John Tegaris developed a sudden, uncontrollable craving for German food his last year at Landon. John also could never manage to find the restroom keys at the local Exxon. Fill it with unleaded, please. Chris Caris was the only Landon student with the ability to actu- ally end up making money on a date. Incredible!! Francis Szele propagated a whole mess of plants in the greenhouse and took care of all the different kinds of weeds that could alter Dr. Hayward's per- ception of his plants. Tom Friedman was a varsity player for both soccer and football. Jay Legg was big on fighting. Who will forget Marco Odiagas' party when Jay put up a valiant, but futile stand against the McLean High football team. Brook Van Der Linden seemed to have better luck when he took on the same set of goons two months later. . . at poker, that is. Sucking on a big cee-gar, Ace Up the Sleeve Van Der Linden walked for ranl from the table with a sizeable sum of money, their money. Hughes Girard was our AFS student for the year. He once asked Caskin how to ask the Librarian for a pencil. When Hughes recited what he was told, he was given a green slip and weeks suspension from the library. Strange, these Americans. Well, that's the Class of 1981. Sixty-five alto- gether. For some its been a couple of years, for oth- ers, the better part of their lives. Some had a rough time, others not so rough. But it was a good time for all. Where will they all go? lf the past record is any indication, God help us all. Q39 Monte Koch spent more of his time catching rays and listening to the Beachboys than he did studying. His grades reflected this West Coast attitude. ill lt was during our senior year that Greg Mott became a seafood lover. He could often be found smothering himself in aquatic delicacies on the steps of the Family Fish House fMmm, Mmm, goodll. C27 Jim Sheister Gilbert could always be counted on for lighters and other paraphernalia, although none of them were his. Despite an early college acceptance, Poindexter Gilbert spent many a weekend night hit- ting the books. flightlyl ,4J Jim Gilbert, Walker Simpson, Mike Amitay and Monte Koch will never forget 6th period Geology class lwhen they were therel. The humor produced in class never affected their work, for whenever they took a test, they did very well. Q55 Monday mornings were gossip time, and Petey could always be counted on to deny accusations of his various calamities of the past weekend. With all the denials, however, the hard facts remained iw: Rv ,, 8 T2 iii if ' , -1-:' , , 155, ,Q sf-I was -if ' Ln 5' fi Q, L. f- SP Q V gf V as A Q1 ,asf , ' I , ' if: ma? ' Ar h x 1 f l ,', . an :rw -4 57 1 A W ,Q 5 V Z I 1, 4 1 ,fn 4 ,I K K ynyffh W ,, f 1, A , ,, 'Nu ' +A A fi f V , gif 9 af Q W gg, ww ffm 3 A-W ,, L., yf,,,,ff, ff ' E. ff.. NX X f-sm., filing i - f M55 ' ' X' X v 4. nf. sy cg 'rCe,,'g,'g.lQ,.Afk, x B ug, 5. iv '11iuu.'u.3'xs 'nu snkpgimxwhhfgixi, 4: ' A 1 Q s 3 it Q. as 4 N :rx w'n. ew A Mahi ia SA Yilhll ..xx'u':A n.AAA 1. R. 3. 'mln 's.'m.. 'c..i'n'm'u.'u' '. k -S x 5 5 t ihxlifh ,P-I QU 'ff '9, hw lm S U Exa- ,YS ., A .M .1 f.,-.4-U.. u I+' HUGH C. RIDDLEBEFIGER Headmaster Came to Landon 1970 B.S. Hamilton Collegeg The vocation of every man and woman is to serve LHD Trinity College other people. - Tolstoy JOHN M. NICKLAS Senior Master, Middle School Came to Landon 1977 B.A. Valparaiso University M.S. Ed. indiana University C.A.G.S. Virginia Tech University Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. Nicolo Machiavelli SOMERVILLE PARKER The course of life Assistant Headmaster College Advisor Came to Landon 1964 B.A. Wesleyan University M.Ed. University of Virginia Georgetown University American University Optimism is fstilly the only reasonable working hypothesis. - George W. Ball, parenthetical addition by S. Parker JAMES WEISS Senior Master, Lower School Came to Landon 1966 B.A. Swarthmore University M.A. American University University of Maryland Be good and you will be lonesome. - M. Twain EDWIN E. SUNDT Form IV and Form VI English Chairman, English Department Director of Admissions, Upper School Varsity Soccer, Fall and Winter Came to Landon 1967 B.A. Oberlin College University of Chicago M.A. The American University Georgetown University Catholic University l believe a leaf of grass is no less than the journey-work of the stars. . .and a grain of sand, and the egg of the wren, and a mouse is miracle enough to stagger sextillions of infidels. - Walt Whitman CHARLES G. CAMPBELL Upper School English Advisor to It's Academic, Advisor to The Landon News, Varsity Golf Came to Landon 1967 B.A., M.A. Tufts University B.S. M.I.T. Brandeis University Harvard University St. Johns University Catch a falling star. - Carlyle N - rw. V vw- . : ' Nwveg i ss' IW: 'A A I ts I WW . ' xl., I ,H . ,. - . . . -.: ' ' f. A i fi A as-ui' il is zi i i in ' 96 THOMAS DIXON English, Forms I and IV Came to Landon 1953 North Carolina University American University AB., L.B. George Washington University PETER HILTON Form lll and Form V English Form VI Intramurals Came to Landon 1980 AB. Harvard Ed: M Harvard Grow old along with me The best is yet to be. Robert Browning 41' Y- I. I 'S SQ XR I... .A PETER M. SWINEHART Upper School English Form IV Advisor J.V. Football V. Wrestling J.V. Baseball Came to Landon 1973 A.B. Colgate University M.A. Indiana University This worId's no blot for us Nor blankg it means intensely, and means good - To find its meaning is my meat and drink. - Robert Browning FREDRRICK P. ZIRM Form ll English Creative Writing Form VI English Acting Advisor to St. G-enesius Advisor to Prometheus Came to Landon 1975 B.A., M.A. Michigan State University M.F.A. University of Iowa There is only one good definition of God: the freedom that allows other freedoms to exist. - John Fowles PETER JENKINS Form ll English Form VI English J.V. Tennis Middle School Soccer Middle School Football Came to Landon 1979 B.A. Northwestern M.A. University of Chicago You gotta love it! JIM STAHL Form I English Form V English Form I Soccer Came to Landon 1980 B.A. Georgetown University M.A.T. University of Chicago Sorrow not, brave one! Better for man To avenge a friend than much to morn All men must die . . . .5 I ' . ' 'af .N uf ,l tt.4 ,fe- W: -24 .a..1'f ws ' A ' :Z '. Q3 W A . AMLYAQ .X I ww. N . ., . . Q, W if . I :W LOWELL DAVIS Economics and Psychology Athletic Director V. Football V. Basketball Came to Landon 1972 B.A. Williams College 'Please' and 'Thank You'g its the little things that count CHRISTIAN B. ELLIOT 20th Century History Introduction to Political Science Form lll Advisor International Relations Club Cross-Country Track Came to Landon 1974 A.B. Princeton University University of Maryland Hood College The history of the world is not but the biography of great men - Carlyle NICHOLAS F. BOKE Form Ill 20th Century History Form VI Nazi Germany Form Vl A.P. Modern European Head of History Department Upper School Soccer Came to Landon 1980 B.A. University ofCal., Berkley M.A. University of Virginia The greatest beauty is organic wholeness, the beauty of life and things Love that, not man apart from that. - Robinson Jekters ROBINSON M. BOFIDLEY American History Form V Advisor J.V. Football Freshman Basketball V. Lacross Came to Landon 1970 B.A. Princeton M.A. American University There is no harm in being sometimes wrong - especially if one is promptly found out. - John Maynard Keynes is DAVID C. FAUS US. History Debate Club Middle School Football V. Wrestling V. Lacrosse Came to Landon 1980 B.A. Kenyon College Georgetown University DONALD SCOTT MOSLEY Form I U.S. History Form ll Anthropology V. Football Middle School Football Winter Track V. Track Middle School Lacrosse Came to Landon 1979 B.A. Kean College Cum Laude Bead the Guard!! ' fn' JOHN M. THIEL U.S. History, Forrn I 20th Century History, Form lll Assistant Athletic Director Freshman Football Middle School Football J.V. Baseball Form ll Baseball Came to Landon 1979 B.A. Williams College Don't say l'll try, say I can and you will ROBERT M. WIPFLEFK Middle School History Varsity Baseball Carne to Landon 1959 B.A. Washington Lee University M.A. Georgetown University You heard it here. ALAN H. ROSENTHAL Spanish Chairman, Dept. of Foreign Languages Student Council Advisor Came to Landon 1972 B.A. University ot Virginia M.A.T. University of Virginia Universidad de Saiamanca University ot Minnesota Vamos a hacer rapidamente, si podemos. - A. Valle de las Rosas IVIYLES GLADSTONE Spanish I Spanish II Middle School Guidance Counselor Middle School Guidance Council Advisor Came to Landon 1972 B.A. University ot Vermont It matters not how a man dies but how he lives. - Samiel Johnson I ALFREDO BENAVIDES Spanish Form VI Advisor Tennis - Intramurals Came to Landon 1978 BA. University of Detroit M.E. Wayne State University Forget about the lossg exaggerate the win - Jackson Browne QTTQSN? T2 RICHARD T. PRAFIIO Spanish I Spanish ll French IV Weight Training Coach Touring Talent Advisor Came to Landon 1974 B.A. Middlebury College M.A.T. Purdue University Universite de Nice Middlebury Summer Graduate School -ouille, -ouille, -ouille. , my N V ,t X . vw wx ' f f PETER ATHERTON French, Middle School Health, Middle School Middle School Basketball 105 pd. Football Middle School Track and Field Came to Landon 1971 A.B. Georgetown University M.A.T. Johns Hopkins University Middlebury College Vite est supplicium - Seneca wan.. MARTHA C. MOSS French ll French V, AP Yearbook Advisor A.F.S. Club Advisor Charity Drive Coordinator Came to Landon 1977 B.A. Carleton College M.A. University of Washington Ph.D. University of Michigan Pouvoir aux femmes! DONALD T. DUNNE French Ill French lV Head of French Teachers ! Came to Landon 1969 Q 2 A rr,.l or B.A. University of Virginia M.A. Middlebury College Professional Diploma, Columbia University De meme que la fleuve retourne a la mer, le don de l'homme revient vers lui. G. GORDON BARTLETT, JR. Form ll French Middle School Tennis Middle School Wrestling Came to Landon 1967 B.A. Amherst College Harvard University Columbia University Middlebury College Alliance Francaise Un 'tiens' vaut mieux que deu x 'tu l'auras , JOE FORNAL Algebra Il Geometry Came to Landon 1980 B. of Ed. University of Alberta Mediocrity is excellent only in the eyes of the mediocre MACLEAR JACOBY JR. Algebra I Came to Landon 1955 BA. Trinity College University of Maryland PETER H. BROWN Chairman Math Department Pre-Algebra Middle School Cross Country Form I Basketball Came to Landon 1970 AB. Princeton University MALS Wesleyen University EA f The less arithmetic you do the fewer mistakes you bgl' , 4 K will make. Lewis Carrol X ROBERT M. LONG Algebra ll Pre-Calculus Rifle Club Varsity Rifle Team Came to Landon 1974 BA. Knox College M.A. Northwestern University lt's the soul afraid of dying that s never learned to live. iv B.. The Rose TOM JOHNSON Geometry ProbabilityfStatistics Advanced Topics Advisor Math Team Advisor Chess Club Came to Landon 1979 Pomona College University of Maryland Press on, Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. - Calvin Coolidge pq , i' 1 ' rl' xx A HUGH HAYWARD Chairman Science Department Biology Greenhouse Manager Came to Landon 1961, 1970 B.A. Oberlin College MD. University of Rochester School of Medicine University ot North Carolina Hospital National Heart Institute And what a glorious society we would have if men could regulate their affairs as do the millions ot cells in the developing embryo. - Fl. M. Eakin Sk , seam 1 U H!PA? 4 is igrgg 3 1 Ui' l 1 1 , H 2.aJf.Q-x,', 'f , , or a t ' 7. Ji. N I A. ' i.-rP . ,L ,,q.Vg,1'a4 7 4',Z ,',,5a's 1' , ti: f .5 WILLIAM J. ZAISER Mathematics Soccer Basketball Tennis Came to Landon 1977 B.A. Ohio Wesleyan M.A. University of Maryland A wise man will be master of his mind A tool will be its slave - Syrus f tl .gl ROBERT B, CONDIT Chemistry Upper School Guidance Counselor Community Service Advisor Came to Landon 1966 AB. Duke University M.Ed. American University William and Mary National Institute of Health George Washington University Catholic University There is no question that there is an unseen world. The problem is, how tar is it from midtown and how late is it open. - Woody Allen KENYON K. CORKE Science Outing Club Came to Landon 1970 AB. Princeton Western Reserve University Patience is what you need when you don't like what you're doing. - F. Okamura J. PETER DUNCAN Physics Photography Club Advisor Intramurals Came to Landon 1980 B.A. Middlebury College ,tr l K' . r ' JOANNE JONES Lower School Science Came to Landon 1974 B.S. St. Johns University M.S. Catholic University American University Trinity College St. Thomas College What's a mans first duty? The answer's brief: To be himself. - Henrik lbsen JEFF ROBINSON Upper School Ecology Middle School Ecology Cross-Country Soccer Track Came to Landon 1979 New England College B.A. Environmental I think that l shall never see a billboard lovely as a tree. Indeed unless the billboard fall, l'll never see a tree at all. - Ogden Nash ELEANOFI A. JOHNSON Art Lower School Big Brother Advisor Came to Landon 1971 B.A. Cornell M.A. Case Western Reserve M.F.A. George Washington Cleveland Institute of Art Corcoran School of Art University of Maryland Bo' hog put gol' teet' in he mout', make he tink he look sa fine. - West Indian Saying RICHARD WEILENMANN Music Band Director Came to Landon 1968 B.M. Bollins College M.M. Catholic University Without music life would be a mistake. - Nietzshe THADDEUS P. CAVUOTI Upper School Music Middle School Music Glee Club Choir Handbell Bingers Faculty Singers Came to Landon 1977 B.A. Williams College Catholic University Institute for Ward Method Studies How valuable a thing is musicg and how useful for checking the mad impulses of the mind. - Cantiones Sacre GLADYS S. GEORGIA Lower School Art Form II Art History Art Department Chairman Came to Landon 1948 A.B. University of California at Berkley California College of Arts and Crafts Hampstead Institute, London Civilization as we know it will come to an end when the present 4th Grade is unleashed upon the world - Miss Manners JAMES A. GODDAFRD JB Fourth Grade Lower School Dramatics Lower School Football Lower School Soccer Lower School Softball Came to Landon 1976 B.A. St. Mary's College Catholic University Don't tug on Superman's cape Don't spit into the wind Don't tool around with that ole Lone Ranger And don't mess around with. . . - Jim Croce ALAN G. SYMONS Fourth Grade Came to Landon 1980 BEd. Lyndon College Treat others as you would have them treat you. Sl-lAFtl KALISH Third Grade Came to Landon 1980 M.Sc. State University ot New York BA. Russell Sage College To see a world in a grain ot sand And a heaven in a wild Flower l-lold infinity in the palm ot your hand And eternity in an hour -William Blake CAROL WEBSTER Third Grade Came to Landon 1978 A.B Heidelberg College No matter which direction you go, it's always uphill against the wind. - Old Bicycling Rule TEMPLE GRASSI Fifth Grade Lower School Football Lower School Wrestling Lower School Lacrosse Came to Landon 1978 B.A. UNC at Chapel Hill George Washington University To avoid being a burden to others when one is bored is the essence of civilized behavior. - Neil Postman LLOYD O. LOHMEYER Fifth Grade Came to Landon 1979 BS. Susquehanna University M.S. University of Pennsylvania Penn State University George Washington University Temple University Rise early. Work late. Strike oil. - J. Paul Getty in .lin .sg 1 kv S JE ti ll Q-Q i 53 Q l Q. kt ALBERT F. MURRAY Ill Sixth Grade Lower School Student Council Advisor Came to Landon 1970 BA. Randolph - Macon College M.Ed. American University . . . that which we are, we are - One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. - Lord Tennyson SCOTT M. WATSON Sixth Grade Faculty Singers Cum Laude Society Varsity Cross Country Came to Landon 1978 AB. Princeton University University of Maryland Climb every mountain. . . - Rogers and Hammerstein MARCOS S. WILLIAMS Sixth Grade St. Genisius Production Advisor Lower School Drama Dance Committee Advisor Lower School Sports Came to Landon 1972 AB. Yale College American University M.Ed. University of Maryland You need intelligence to cook, mix, and serve pasta. - Cioacchino Rossini ISABELLE PLACE TRAMS Head Librarian Came to Landon 1971 Smith College B.A. George Washington University M.L.S. University of Maryland Don't look back. Something may be gaining on you. - Satchel Page X ELIOT LA GORCE Photography JUDITH B. BROWN Lower School Librarian Came to Landon 1973 BA Wilson College University ot Southern California MLS. University ot Maryland You need intelligence to cook, pasta. - Gioacchino Rossini X mix, and serve JEAN B. JEFFBESS Assistant Librarian Came to Landon 1979 Mary Washington College Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt. - Shakespeare ELAINE L. WILLIAMS Lower School Assistant Librarian Came to Landon 1973 Ballet Arts School Briarcliff College Good company is better seasoning to a meal than salt. - Silas +Con A. C. Stewart MARY ECKEBT Audio Visual Librarian Audio Visual Club Advisor Video Productions Club Advisor Came to Landon 1979 B.A. Manhattanville College M.S. University of lllinois A man should keep his little brain attic stocked with all the furniture he is likely to use, and the rest he can put away, in the lumber-room of his library, where he can get it if he wants it. - The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes HELEN B. WILDMAN Librarian Came to Landon 1966 B.S. George Washington University They talk most who have the least to say. - Matthew Prior N it l SCUDDER GEORGIA Administrative Assistant Lower School Lacrosse Came to Landon 1973 Hobart College Northwestern University l never met a dishonest man l didn't like. - Apologies to Will Rogers JUNE MARTYN Food Manager Came to Landon 1979 Washington Business School JACK DUQUETTE Physical Education Assistant Athletic Director Varsity Football Varsity Track Came to Landon 1978 BS. American University The Lord Gave us two endsg one tor thinking, one for sitting. l-leads you win and tails you lose. SANDRA D. HEJDUK Typing Came to Landon 1980 l3.S. Ohio State University lvl.Ed. Case Western University Practice makes Perfecr - opps! Perfect Y of Y gi -LT, ALAN MINNO Horticulture Came to Landon 1978 B.S. St. Francis College B.S. Penn State M.S.U. University of Maryland WILLIAM H. TRIPLETT Director of Admissions Came to Landon 1935 AB. Johns Hopkins University What do you think this is - a boys school ora country club? MICH ELE D. HATCLIFFE Development Assistant Director of Public Relations Came to Landon 1975 B.A. American University What a wonderful lite l've had! I only wish l'd realized it sooner. - Colette HICHAHD O. WALKER Administrative Assistant Form I Math Bear Club Advisor Form I Baseball Came to Landon 1973 A.B. Princeton University Soap and education are not as sudden as a massacre but they are more deadly in the long run. - Mark Twain MBS, DORATHY Sl-HRK With grateful thanks for a special thirty years. DANIEL C. WALSER Business Manager Came to Landon 1972 BS. Virginia Military Institute M.B.A. Harvard University There are two times in a man's life when he should not speculate: When he can't afford it and when he can. - Mark Twain ROBERT T. WEAVER Director of Services Came to Landon 1976 BS. University of Kentucky M.P.A. George Washington University Catholic University Air War College No problem - The difficult we do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer. A' 3 sta gi , First Flow: Mrs. English, Mrs. Shirk, Mrs. Duprey. Mrs. Trout. Second Flow: Mrs. Driscoll, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Drury, Mrs. Flatcliffe, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Ather- ton. 5? 5-K Q, K e .1-:xy , ,. I ,- I . - w f 1. .. X, his ' . ,, : ff - ' 'Z 1 W is , L V... X. V, 1 5 ,, .W ,L ., f -Q , .Q 1- .,.. ,.... 115- .. , .,. , . .. .,,, . Quq: , - fs... . .ffff....fM ., ...... ..., ...,. 1 3 A VAh , ,,,,. 2, 33. . . ... ,, , , . . s if Q .lx S si 5 um X ml, H ew 5 .lf if fs 3? ' H Q! fu L ks S. 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I W-4 W 'Sa , ,,A, E V S , H ,RV 1. 4 ,X , Ax K f f , f' .i- xy ' : H- ff i A 'Nj ., i M 1 v M87 L , '- Y f . 2 AA 9 5 -'fi , Q sg l A 1 41 S 'W h ' A Ya snif 'f f' , I ' W A- -' H --,f b,.nA ' ' V A , 'Q 'K ' QW' H ' wig pgwwig, if gy 5 Hg if X 44-94,4 f sf 55 fig J if ff 1,1 'M M' e f 4 if 'ga-1: ml :- . 4' if kr .h,. ,4,.4 Q. . mg Q Ilxh. 13? ,E F Y Q15 .:,.-V-15 ., 0 . 3 Ly 4 - 1 1 ' 1' j ,Sif,m-1 wg f sig, L ., fig? fl? ' ' N 'f1f.'y' - x ws: 1 ' 4 .' W 6 y,. ? J 1 -H 1' 1 ' ' Q1 Y l Q if .. Q :HI 'w.:1fF, If 1-5 I, M ' if . 1? , 4- . 5? - N F P S Q 'Q 'gl ' ' - ,,,, 'if' K Y ' Y ,f Qi. V gl. Q . 'P , H ' i , .. I X 'QM 5? 5 Wg' 1 L Isa, ' 1 Q , M 0 ..Z ' ' we . i ' 1 'F ,if wi , .. F V ' ,Lgg 4 P , . , 4 if 4. Q K .5 Qi M ,we . . in A an ws l ,O S . 5 K f i M A Xlkgng QA A ,,, 4 .e,w.,,, Q,,,.q..mw L L I f I 3 1 3 Q TT i X YM 5, A .. L, ,...,, , .V 4 ,.. L ,Y .A g IM Af ,... ,J ,N ,. ,, 4-v-A-W . Y ,.W,,,,,,... X X E-'W k E I is , ,, f W? A W EIN .. gr af ,, IN Ai K . f . K K film' A - - IE . ' --- 3 25' W ,M M . i , M, Q' F0651 mf, ff Q rf H 4' I 4. . 9' , ' W f at 59, Lf' M if f WM 04' T ,W 1 E, ll .Q ,sm dp. l R ,,. gf J ' ' Q This year's season opened with much uncertainty. The starting defensive unit had graduated, along with most of the offensive line. With only 10 veterans returning, the prospects did not look good. There was, however, an undefeated and unscored upon J.V. team to draw from, as well as some exceptional sophomore talent. So, the seniors, juniors, and soph- omores were blended, despite the lack of experi- ence, the horrendous disorganization of an unfin- ished gym, and, as always, the sweltering late August weather. The coaches put the pieces together while Eric Hough and the managers some- how delivered all that was needed. The weather was simply endured. By the Wooton scrimmage, the offense had some semblance of order, and what the defense lacked in skill, it made up for in intensity. This was to be the story of the season. ln the Wooton scrimmage, the offense ran extremely well for having had only one week of prac- tice. The new offense gained confidence in itself, while the defense did an outstanding job of shutting down the Wooton attack. The defense had this same kind of performance throughout the season, despite its performance at Woodberry Forest. At Woodberry, the many mistakes that were made by both units were learned from, and not dwelt upon. George Mason: The Bears opened their 1980 sea- son against George Mason, a team Landon had not played. The offense proved itself by scoring once in each half, with Mark Peterson getting an Honorable Mention for his play at offensive back. The defense had an outstanding game, giving up only 37 total yards and no points. This was to be the first of 5 shutouts for the defense. 1, - f i A.. if f ,as J 1 . - K 3 X K K W -..-.J .. . . .. so K my ' A .. .,.. V . W, ix , Q we , . V if M Q eslmug 'K Q I S K ,I - e . fi 'K AS ' W , .,,,...ps.t ' ' W S swam Ti QSREQ? tes. gba L W .1 'f...,,,fw-yrs iggw ff' ,,, 119 Gonzaga: The following week, Landon went to Gonzaga as the underdogs. After a scoreless first half, the Eagles drew first blood early in the second. The Bears were not to be denied, however, scoring twice in the fourth quarter to win 15-8. Defense was again key to this game, as shown by Mark Mickum's Honorable Mention in the Star for his consistent play at linebacker. Georgetown Prep: Renewing the rivalry of 10 years past, Landon hosted the Little Hoyas, in what some called The Game of the Year. Down 6-0 at half- time, the Bears scored early in the second half on a Johnston reception. John Gilbert kicked the extra point to give Landon the edge. Thanks to strong defensive play, this lead was held for the rest of the game. Scott Johnston received the Star's Player of the Week for his play at defensive back. St. Stephens: ln this game, Landon hosted the Saints under miserable conditions. Turnovers were 5.44 the key to this game: the Bears capitalized on St. Stephens mistakes to win 13-7. And again, the Lan- don defense shut down the St. Stephens attack in the fourth quarter, with Mark Mickum again receiving Honorable Mention for his effort at linebacker. Mercersberg: Traveling the next week to Pennsyl- vania, Landon met a much improved Mercersberg team. After an uninspired first half, the Bears again made a second half stand, offensively and defen- sively. The final score: 14-0. Sidwell: Back in D.C., Landon recovered its form in time to spoil Sidwell's homecoming. Both units con- tributed to the 34-O shutout. This win gave Landon a 6-0 record. The Bears were not to go undefeated, however. Bullis: Again under miserable conditions, the Bears played away. The Landon play reflected these condi- tions, as Bullis beat Landon for the second year in a row. This 21-7 loss destroyed the Bear hopes of an undefeated season. ii Episcopal: Traveling away once again, the Bears realized they must win to stayin the I.A.C. race. With four goalline stands, the defense maintained the 8-0 lead established by the offense. This was the defen- se's fourth shut out. St. Albans: On Homecoming Day, as many had predicted, the I.A.C. titte was on the line. It was thought that St. Alban's big play offense might give them the edge. The Bulldogs never really threat- ened, however, as the Bears dominated the entire game. A Peterson touchdown and Caskin field goal gave Landon the 10-0 victory. The defense also recorded its fifth shutout, and for his exceptional play as linebacker, Rick Buckingham was the Star's Player of the Week. The St. Albans victory gave Landon half the I.A.C. title, which was more than anyone had expected dur- ing pre-season. This Co-Championship team, which produced 7 ALL I.A.C. players, did not do this alone. Much credit must go to the managers, for the time and effort they gave in keeping the team supplied with what was needed. Thanks should also go to the fans, for their continual support from the heat of Gon- zaga to the cold of Bullis. And most of all, the coaches should be remembered. Without their sup- port and patience, the team could not have accom- plished what it did: an 8-1 season. ALL Steve Tseckares - Defensive Back 'E 'Q V Mike DeVaughn - Defensive End Mark Mickum - Linebacker Mark Peterson - Offensive Back Chris Caskin - Kicker Joe Kenary Offensive Guard Scott Simpson Offensive Tackle , 1-- 124 e 1 S: sv K .R 15 Q if E Q? 5 fs 95 . S F 52 2 E Q if 5 is Q3 5? A E 55 xg id 95 in , YH, K W ,Km H , , H . ,. -Wm-TW -, i it 2 S rx u E 5 5 5 5 First Row: John Hardie, John Charles, Ricky Kirschner, Steve West, Derek Sappenfieid, Marty Schneider. Second Row: Mr. Bordley, Mike Kimsey, Dave Roberts, Steve Hildreth, George Hani, Steve Ebner, Oliver Carr, Tony Pisarra, Lawrence Bou, Chariie MacMartin, Arthur Gar- rett, Mr. Swinehardt. Third Row: Chet Speed, Josh Freeman, Rick Wilson, Chip Fitzgerald, Rich Slowinski, Scott Simpson, Shep Shepard, Doug Catteil. J.V. FOOTBALL LANDON 14 Paieotti 6 LANDON 7 Georgetown Prep 27 LANDON 7 St. Stephens 6 X LANDON 32 Mercersburg 0 LANDON 21 George Mason 6 LANDON 23 Buliis 6 it LANDON O Episcopal 14 LANDON 40 St. Albans O i E 5 9 S 5 Q 55 Ft vw' I I 1 , g A f.h' '.,' i g .... - as WH? .- I ' . ham le ,. ' m ' k ---'- ,,.,.. .. ' L Q ' . X K ' ..,. f- , Q -E I ,: - : . .gg- ,g. get 1 X S ' . :F21f, !'f' ii 'f:f'i5i'f Q 5 'Ll ' f fkfffs- na m'A' ...' ff . .-h ' ' ' 'Q SESS? W F Q wr Q +3 SYS Q wk 'Q X 53? 4 QS 4 i ix ,ji s , 'SKS .ggifxix Es was Q K Q Q Q A Q X ,, , k ...x. ,. ., ,Q ,I . 5 ,. M. il, mfr ww wt e -1 . ' , W. First Row: Ted Duncan, Dorian Young, Mark Furey, Trip Pomeroy, John Huberman, Dan Carey, Brian Charles, Eric Jones, Mike Mann. Sec- ond Flow: Arnold Fisher, Ted Prince, Pat Kenary, Je1fClyburn, Gordon Simpson, Skip Grasso, Junie Aguhab, Grant Brady, David lnglish, Brian Stalker, Scott Harris. Third Flow: Coach Thiel, Jim Monroe, Howard Jobe, Brad Pieynolds, Kevin Webb, Lance High, Chris Matthews, Marcus Smith, Jim Orchison, Flobby Miller. LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON Georgetown Prep St. Stephens Episcopal Good Council Sidweli Friends Woodberry Forest FRESH MAN FOOTBALL 2, ' r E ' f ' ,,,. .4 ,, ,,,, ,Q . , ,... . ,, , V . G ,, ,,, , 'fi ' 2i'A?'? ' ' Zvi,-1 nfs - . , ' - f ,i V i I VV .,e,m ,,, , ,r ig , ,m,,,r --up 2 ' 2 fr i' i r:fv,,,I,,,1.f 3E5 ' A' ,.i 'A 1: , fi ,, rfg' Fav -' Wi -,,, 1:1 ii? ni I T r,+ff,wr:H?'5r '- , i,,,1,,,,-,g -,,,r,r,. gfff,,,-,HrW,f..fraaQL1ai -.1-frm, -, V, , . ,-af M r, it .,.. F .,,, , . N33 ' 1 T T ,,,, it , L, ,,,t . 'l . P' f Q'-Y r,-,Q QSQWM, li- .15 ,,,. - ,Mgr -,,, is ,V,, , :,, It E his ,,, V Hllg i E' '5i'?3ir,Q,fQ?z'7 ', , , r K H SHRIMP BOWL FOURTH GRADE 6 THIRD GRADE 0 VARSITY SOCCER First Row: Jerry Palmer, Jim Yeganeh, Mike Ament, Saul Hoppenstein, John Tegaris, Sutton Stern, Dave Snyder, Marco Odiaga, Jim Gilbert, Walker Simpson, Mike Hammer, Eric Morrison. Second Row: Coach Zaiser, John Hunt, Matt Carberry, Mike Johnston, Steve Gunther, Jim Howe, Steve Berkowitz, Tom Frangione, Chris Carris, Khuluma Zulu, George Pappas, Kevin Houley, John Simmonds, John Knebel, Kieth Passmore, Coach Sundt. ,,rf' H 'Ei if 1 5 . Jw 3 'S' 1 Q 'iw' 1 L T, G - ,, 3 Vyyb fy , , , a -- f,,m,,L ,, f f, -'g' J , H --VV V KKAA, W , at P ?M - y T Vyf' ' ' , , ' 4' J W' V , W I C ' METRO B CONFERENCE CHAMPS I.A.C. CHAMPS if f ,C 5 O LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON Epmcopm Demadm Gonzaga Georgetown Prep Sidwell Friends C3arroH hAeroersburg St.Stephens St. Albans Asoendon hAurray Bums Queen Anne Epmcopa Sidwell Friends Bmw St.Stephens Bums Epmcopm Sidwell Friends Georgetown Prep as Q ,ff W, , V ff 1' Vp This year's Varsity Soccer team is one that Landon should remember for some time to come. ln captur- ing the Metro League title and the l.A.C. title, and winning 15 straight games, the Bears more than ful- filled Head Coach Sundt's predictions that they would be Landon's finest team. The team set many records, including: most wins 17, most consecutive wins 15, most shutouts 11, most goals 60, and best l.A.C. record 10-1-1. But above the records this team was a strong unit that records would have to be set. ln the goal, John Tegaris and Marco Odiaga com- bined for the record, 11 shutouts. Tegaris had the athletic ability to make all the key saves. As the sea- son wore on, he kept getting better and better, becoming one of the league's finest goalies. Odiaga, 7 wins for 7 starts, was always ready to replace Tegaris. l-le too improved, enough to record 3 shut- outs. Their combined goals allowed was 1.75. Landon's defense was simply tougher than anyone they played. By mid-season, the team realized they would not lose games defensively. At wingbacks, John Simmonds and Jim Rowe were the finest pair in both leagues. Both were tenacious, quick, intelligent defenders, and most important, durable. Tom Fran- gione, a freshman, was the surprise of the season playing with incredible calm and skill. He was at par with his opponents. At stopper, Chris Carris had the heading ability and dribbling skills to clear most any ball. When hurt, Jay Legg came off the football field to replace him. Surprisingly quick with the ball for his size, Jay was an intimidating factor. .... .Ari a s ' X V t b y - H .1 f . ar gg il E i rg' K NNN .ew si .A+ R ff' SE. if S f QW'- 3, , At halfback, Jim Gilbert had a slight dilemma, playing next to two All-Met, All-l.A.C. halfbacks. Though he didn't score much, Wilbur put unending effort into every ball. His ball and passing skills devel- oped a great deal. Not enough can be said of Dave Snyder and Sutton Stern. Their skills doubled as team leaders, co-captains. Sutton Stern, asked to play striker, defense and halfback, came through with a typical Stern season, one that impressed everyone but himself. Dave Snyder is, as Mr. Sundt said, The finest player Landon has ever had. No one could shoot- or dribble like him. He made the offense move with his fantastic passing and great touch. At striker, Landon had a three-way punch that showed passing, speed, and scoring. Saul Hoppen- stein was a constant threat with his overpowering speed. Hoppy scored several beautiful, twisting shots. Kevin Houley and Matt Carberry were a team that could rival any. Matt was the cooler ball control expert. Kevin was the full-speed-ahead scoring maniac. Other than the starters, the substitutes and the coaches added crucial help. Mike Johnston, Mike Amitay, Walker Simpson, Mike Ament, Khuluma Zulu, Tom Friedman, John Knebel, Steve Tseckares, Steve Berkowitz and Steve Gunther gave the team depth. Their versatility made them available at all times. Eleven players are not as successful by them- selves without backups. Words cannot describe the worth of Mr. Sundt. He is the classiest coach in both leagues. Calm, patient, he didn't dominate but supervised. Mr. Zaiser com- bined his pacing and managing to provide the wis- dom needed. To both these men, Landon owes a tre- mendous debt for this fantastic year. 2 CROSS COUNTRY : : , ,,,. ,, ,1,:, .. W' , 3 L..,, N , Q iz , , as-f if f, ,f -vm .gvzii ,lf First Flow: Steve Mark, Josh Porter, Lewis Byron, Tony Santillo, Steve Pieken, Dave Tewksbury, Mike Stern. Second Flow: Brian Callaghan, Mauricio Gutierrez, Cary Bloom, Bill Pendergast, Andy Porter, Eric Mar, George Jagoe, Steve Dibble, Julian Saenz, Hugues Girard. Third Row: Coach Elliott, Jon Cole, Wally Acton, Phil Banfield, Charlie Byrd, John Lasley, Peter Arnold, Rob Dow, Vince Duane, Bill Rowe, Pablo Aguire, Jon Ulsaker Y . .Q N' f The 1980 season was a rebuilding year for A A Landon's cross-country team. Only one senior - Captain Charlie Byrd - was on the Varsity. The W team drew most of its strength from the junior contingent. Injuries were a main problem during the season, T' affecting all of the Varsity and much of the J.V. A ,,T, squad. The season did have its highlights though. 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'f 4- ,...-gjwf' -K' ,I ' g 1 f-'AM 'W . v. ,Q 'fgyy '. 4' 4 4'- - -,A my ., sg yu ,, , ' ,il .-f L m ,P M X '-W ' . y .fy 1h-mf-aw - , M, 4' ' ' W. fl , ,121 j, K' J M A 'uf' .,4'4vwff' ' in-,, wry- lm 'X gf 'M , Nj ww '14,-lm ' L' ' f I M 51 VARSITY BASKETBALL sr: 4 m W Wi!! 'K we J .. .gmw 4 L. to R.: Mr. Davis, Chris Caskin, Con Falvey, Todd Breier, Mike Devaughn, Captain Jaye Andrews, Dave Ebner, Scott Simpson, Scott Johnston, Mike Carberry, Riaz Karamali, Eric Hough. M .V LANDON 72 Mercefsberg 58 7 Q i X LANDON 67 Episcopal 59 iiit 8' 41 1 , Q, LANDON 70 Atholton H.S. 66 , LANDON 82 Pallotti 72 i f it .5 ,'1K' 'r LANDON 59 Georgetown Prep 58 U igfgf p LANDON 70 St. Stephens 60 4 5 LANDON 48 si. Albans 54 xt 8 f ,N ' 7 A LANDON 64 Episcopal 57 5 i f - gk iw' LANDON 46 st. Anselms 24 M FS- 7 t 8 LANDON 68 Springbrook 70 if S + LANDON 58 sidweu Friends 50 5 , .. LANDON 65 Bullis 61 if' 0 1 LANDON 58 Georgetown Prep 69 t' 3 LANDON 81 St. Stephens 68 LANDON 62 Sidwell Friends 54 LANDON B4gC GI-t. Albans 49 . . . ournament 78 Richard Montgomery 72 65 B.C.C. 66 LANDON 71 Takoma Academy 60 LANDON 83 Bullis 68 St. Stephens' Tournament LANDON 66 Gonzaga 55 LANDON 60 Good Counsel 65 LANDON 67 O'ConneII 70 Aa 5 , f ,J 'H-1 yy W, ,W ,, WWW if v fi' f -1 1' 1 1' ' 1 i Y f I I 9' ,pu .L f is -..arf ly I 1 1 we sf ,,il 2 an -.-1 IIBQ5 ,,,5 mg ' A A' . , , H Q A 1 1-' I AV W ...af .-- ...a,- sfo 5 J in 9 'S W, 'fra the Q A , I A M A f -.. , . . F K - , 2 HE-Q 'if as The Varsity basketball team was certainly that - a team - but what a bunch of individuals. Scott Simpson - BigS The DOORS to stardom opened for Bigs with an outstanding sophomore season. Bigs always gave a CONCERTed effort. Dave Ebner - Ebbs As one of our two talented sophomores Dave con- tributed with spot duty and showed a lot of potential. Ebb's long term ambition is to play pro ball in Israel. Scott Johnston To quote Mr. Davis, Scotty, do we have to get you a nurse? Despite his time on the injured reserve list, Scott worked his way into the starting line-up with hustle and desire. Todd Breier -- Buck , Rabbs While leading the team in dunks and missed dunks, Todd also led the team in Steals Technicals Assists Rabbs could always be counted on in the clutch. Con Falvey - Corny All-around quality of Con's game improved greatly as the season progressed. Still needs a little work on his shot from one foot and in. Michael Devaughn - Deacon Bigs roomy. The consummate team player once again showed that nice guys do not finish last. Serv- ed as body guard for the Preppies on inner city road trips. Mike Carberry - Carbs One of the team's two General Hospital fanatics. Carbs showed flashes of brilliance as one of the team's three revolving door point guards. Chris Caskin - Casky , Spanky Always a crowd favorite. One of the finest fastbreak players in the IAC. Led the team in in- sulting Bigs. Jaye Andrews -- Drews , t'Sleepy Three year vet. Other General Hospital junky. As team captain inspired Landon students with his arousing announcements. The team would like to thank Coach Davis and Z for all their dedication. Thanks, also, to Eric, Riaz, and John whose crucial roles often went un- noticed. And special thanks to Mr. Jacoby, the cheerleaders, Marco, Buck, Corey, Greg, and the pit crew. And let us not forget Coach Thiel who gave his time and patience over the summer to benefit our program. r , r H NL ,Q ,. X ,MJ as ' 'E' it x 5' aa A 1' awww' Ee, J 5, P. e 1 MW ..,,.. M. fr :lj-:xxx , ,. w, .Lx Q I sp ,fir it i fi Q' ww , ww, w, S wmv 5, ji' ' Sum emi' K ir . 'iii v r x N ,vi ,, WS' Q .MJ ,NMMW .L.QX.,.. N..--..-..,. L. to Fl.: Mr. Zaiser, John Gilbert, Flich Henschel, Mike Amorosi, Billy Scott, Scott Simpson, George Hani, Captain Cam Georges, Joe Kenary, Matt Carberry, Calvin Thorpe, Mark Mickum, Derek Sappenlield, Chip Fitzgerald, Steve Gellman. ' ff' i FRESHMAN BASKETBALL xxY 3 -if S1 L+- H First Row: Coach Theil Tim May Jeff Clyburn Huberman, Captain Tom Franglone av- .-al ' f Q. 4 Q-- x ... -- fra , ' x VARSITY soccnzn 4, Q., , lpdifu. A, kw.wx,.... Q W ,iv '4', 'Q Q . N. 6 . In I . 'fi .1- ' I c X x 10' . ' L. . ,wig X x - ' of-if Q, 9 , I , .. f ,-rfiwl' . - f-wiy-4 ' ':' A L V mt. -.. ' Q . , ' f - 1-- 'M , it '- Y A I LQ, .5 1, ,.u..:' 2 A. Sf R , 4 .. Y .. . . N -sw--N-fg? ' Y ... K , A .QQ K V , i, X46 - A , A f 4 4- Y -f 2yfgr V1SeS 2:.A'?'f .. -. I A- .,. 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ALL I.A.C A98 5 1 1 9 i K W R R M 1 ' .. 5 l 5 Sutton Stern John Simmonds Dave Snyder John Tegaris J.V. SOCCER 4wwazWnlf? 'gfwW74 gap-mum!-ww f' 411 f LF , F 4A' 1- ' E MW. M Vf , 'MM VARSITY WRESTLING 1 3 if M 2 , 3 5 fm' ' ,f,,.,1iz pf A -,,,N g,,,, ., L rir, gp r ' x L 4 sal! Coach Faus, Sieve Gunther, Steve Mark, Jeif Jones, Bill Leininger, Co-Captain Derek Mann, Co-Captain John Hemen way, Tony Pissaro, Chet Speed, Mark Safire, Phil Kim, Steve Evans, Jon Cole, Coach Swinehardt. LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON LANDON Riverdale Baptist McNamam St.Stephen's Riverdale Baptist Bmm Model Epmcopm St. Albans DeMatna Sidwell Friends Georgetown Prep Wait Whitman f' y 3 .ucv is -va' www, . ,, Q, Z-W,,,3, ' ' f ,f NUM, . ., ' 'fw,z,,Wi'f1:7 In .Mx g Y f :g rw, 4 , M'-1. ,.....-.- -x ,f we f Q V. Q '51, .,,,-W if ?'oM L -5 K, 94 tk . ,.......--- . ,lung-,-.... . V gall' ' agar'- 9' I' I!! , T 3 . 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WGS all W mg 'uosqooep uesey 'ossmg dgxg 'way Moog omg sgnoq 'qooog uoplog 'uos1a1ed new 1 'u 903 auenbng qo .A CD Ui H og 1s1 IM 9Cl QA P 9i 'AmqSx1M HUD 'UOIUV KIIEM SIU Huw 'DM9 uaeg u seq5nH 'eueng eougfy 'plowy 1e1ad 'z Bus H 'DJ Q0 ooag 'MOG Ja DU OH ,- IM JW eq 'Aapsow GA 054 X D9-L 'IEA no XOZPI-I 1'JI11-lZ- ,,,U,..w M f L A vwfwf ,fu , t , rfx f , .ff ' .Lv : . is A ' - ll, NOI.LODClOHd SSENISDE AHdVH90.LOHd BROWN AND WHITE Curtis Firestone, James Grant-Suttie, John Roberts, Bill Leininger, Chris Kober, Mike Amitay, Todd Breier, David Taylor, Julian Saenz, Joe Kenary. . Y' if 'S First Row: John Charles, Scott McMahon, James Grant-Suttie, Joe Kenary. Second Row: Danny Weingold, Edward Sheppard, Steve Gunther, Chet Speed, Scott Simpson, Phil Kim, James Grant-Suttie, John Roberts, Ricky Kirshner, John Simmonds, Scott Johnston, Joe Kenary. Brooks Englehart, Steve Berkowitz. Curtis Firestone, Julian Saenz, Bill Leininger, Boris Storosta, David Auld. 'xr'-ff' s KL V My BROOKE VAN DEF? LINDEN Editor CURTIS FIRESTONE Assistant Photographic Editor W I -1 ' BILL LEININGER CHRIS CARROLL Production Editor Photographic Editor JAMES GRANT-SUTIE Co-Business Manager JOE KENARY Co-Business Manager JULIAN SAENZ GREG SMITH Assistant Production Editor Assistant Production Editor mr ,kv 199 20 O COMMUNITY SERVICE ' . .1- M I ,, ,rx l 'I' L'J'tihw- i cgi. ski -xg' .. 4, First Row: John Huberman, Tom Buckingham, Corey Burr, Greg Asbed, Ricky Kirschner, Tom Frangioneg Second Row: Mr. Condit, Will McNamara, Jaye Andrews, Curtis Firestone, Ralph Savarese, David Roberts, Greg Smith: Third Bow: Steve Peikin, Bill Leininger, Chris Kober, Rick Buckingham, Charlie MacMartin, Tony Pisarra, Brooks Englehardt gif ' f egg ,t I ur XR' A N' 5 i iw BIG BROTHERS . 'fig its tggi S Community Service is one of the most meaningful activities at Landon. Nearly every student in the Upper School was involved in at least one of the more than 20 projects undertaken this year. Involvements ranged from class projects such as outings with handicapped children to more individualized programs such as Friend-to-Friend. X BEAR CLUB A . M, AWK, -,,..,.t. -. W? i M 'Swv - Form Three - Scott Harris, Khuluma Zulu, ' Q Form Four - Matt Carberry, David Roberts, Steve Gunther. Form Five - Peter Arnold, Rick Buckingham, Will McNamara, Mike Devaughn, James Grant-Suttie, Kevin Coward. Form Six - Jaye Andrews fPresidentJ, Steve Tseckeras, Corey Burr, Chris Caris, John Tegaris, Steve Gellman, Mark Peterson, John Hemenway, Jim Gilbert, Dave Snyder, Eric Morrison. -gf STUDENT COUNCILS UPPER SCHOOL First Row: Tom Wallace, Scott Harris, Arnold Fisher, Peter Cladouhos, Phil Messer, Will McNamara. Second Row: Mr. Rosenthal fAdvisorl, Dave Roberts, Gordon Gooch, Scott Simpson, Greg Mott lPresidentl , Rick Buckingham MIDDLE SCHOOL Phil Williams - President, Steve Bausher, Gil Benbasset, Jim Boler, Doug Briskman, Matt Collins, Spiro Fotopoulas, Jim Jacob- sin, Billy Johnston, Rob Lamkin, Todd Ftolapp, Alex Spence, Paul Tiger LOWER SCHOOL , .'.,+'f'mi?'?F,' , ,,- r.', Qi., S A we Thlrd Grade: Andy Matls, Brad Eckert, Patrick De Young, Rob Benson. Chris Curtain, Brian Evans. Fourth Grade: Brian Transeau, Hardy Spires, Paul Triggiani, John Nimetz, Scott Huguely, Andy Weiss, Alex Chaudhry, Peter Bedell, Fifth Grade: Ted Sidey, Matt Wise, John Micklitsch, Peter Arrowsmlth. Sixth Grade: Paul McLenaghan, Scott Byron, Kurosh Maid, Doug Wheaton, John Muckelbauer, Andy Stern, Kurt Hupe, Chris Lane, Kurt Naegle, Mark Amorosi, Mr. Murray. STAFF FF STA EDITORIAL N O A LANDON NEWS First Row: Chris Caskin, Jim Jacobson, Marco Odiaga, Jeff Jones, Steve Peiken, Scott McMahon, Mike Amitay, Brook Van Der Linden, Scott Simpson. Second Row: George Pappas, Phil Kim, Sean English, Mark Peterson, Stewart Cobb, Greg Asbed, Mike Geliman, Chris Caris, Steve Gischner, Tyler West ,gr , W- 1- I Q ' ur X a i+ ,W W xx if fir ' , 'f 5 is Q ig t is ...,.,, X ,J i 4 2959- 45,21 First Flow: Peter Cladouhos, Bob Kim, David Kovar, Jett Peiken, Peter Arnold. Second Fiow: Greg Smith, Corey Burr, Mark Satire, David Zinn, Third Row: Mike Stern, Eric Hough, Andy Porter, Steve Gellman, Doug Kim, Mike Oliphant. ST. GENESIUS unsung :I Kneeling: Biil Leininger, Jim Jacobson, David Kovar, Chris Carroll, Steve Hiidreth, Doug Kim. Standing: Joe Kenary, Pisarra, Steve Tseckares, Tom Buckingham, Greg Asbed, Jeff Jones, George Van Houtven, Bob Kim. 4,-. ia 8 Jon Lasley, Tony BEARATONES Will McNamara, Flalph Savarese, Clay Allard, Mark Safire, Mr. Cavoutl fadvisorj GLEECLUB First Row: Aleco Bravo, John Douglas, Stuart Dye, Ralph Savarese. Second Flow: Chip Hazard, Steve Hildreth, Keith Passmore, Clay Allard, Doug Kim. Third Row: Tony Pisarra, Jon Lasley, Kip Johnston, Mr. Cavouti ladvisorl . 206 NOVICE HANDBELL RINGERS w. fied W First Row: Jon Wilner, Richard Kirshner, Bill Murray: Second Fiow: Jim Boler, Todd Rolapp, Biil Fieyner, Tom Scott: Third Row: Mr. Cavuoti Junie Aguhab, Tom Blasey, Robby Dow, Paul Hueper, Greg Maciulla, Tony Santillo, John Shifiman, Thaddeus Cavuoti 2 Decani Treble Kyle Kolvereid Tom Meyer Ken Reeves Doug Tardio Bill Linthicum Jim Swenson Philip Williams Douglas Wolf Cantoris Alto Stuart Hough Derek Kober Steve Miller Mark Simmonds Decani Alto Richard Ford Adams Miller Adam Understein Kevin Zupnik Cantoris Treble Barry Merrill Ted Skillman James Wolfe David Wolfe Blair Bailey Troy Hanford Eeshan Melder Chan Saunders Leader - Mr. Cavouti MIDDLE SCHGOL CHOIR LANDON BAND 208 Soprano Steven Cole Rob Cunningham Jay De Gooyer Tom Gimer Mark Harris Brian Hoffman Andy Johnson Jason Miller Matt Simpson Thomas Ward Andy Weiss Patrick Bowen Patrick Breen Adam Drescher Joseph English John Ferris Thomas Ferris Matt Hayes Stuart Hendren Chris Jones Gregory Keplinger Kurosh Maid Paul McLenaghan John Mucklebauer Tim Olson Arthur Phelan Teddy Reiderer Alexis Sant Vincent Santillo Edwin Sidey Chris Szara Brian Taptich Chris Thompson Tir fothy Vanderver D Jug Wheaton Tenor Matthew Cutts Mitchell Deoudes Webber Dryfoos Eric Gichner Timothy Gyovai Carter Hertzberg Lee Schinnerer David Williams B. G. Ballman Daryle Bobb Scott Byron Sean Coleman David Conner Donald Fein Brian Harris Allen Hobbs Chris Hopkins Kurt Hupe Chris Lane Robert Loftis Angelo May Adam Meshel Bobby Moss David Page Marc Rankin Jonathan Palmer Robert Schaffer Thomas Sokoly Eric Spares Paul Tewksbury Colin Weitzman LOWER SCHOOL CHORUS DIRECTOR - MR WEILEN MAN Alto Bryce Krueger Andrew Lazerow Morton Neely Robert Neviaser Jonathan Nimetz Jeffrey Rubenstein Paul Triggiani Robert Butz William Curtain Scott Eisen Bob Elliott Howard Fein Mark Flythe Drew Franyo Stuart Garrett Jacques Herman Micheal Lipsen Fredric Morris Robert Pumphrey Teddy Rodgers Andy Sharp Andrew Sherwin William Shiffman David Slotkin Mark Smith George Weilacher PROMETHEUS 1981 y ' .ms - 5-we ::: an First Row: Mike Devaughn, Rob Wolf, Ralph Savarese, Jeff Peiken, David Zinn, Mike Ament, Steve Peiken Second Row: Scott Simpson, Stewart Cobb, Mike Oliphant, Chris Kober EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jeffrey L. Peiken EDITORIAL STAFF Michael Ament Ralph Savarese Bob Kim Steven Peiken Robert Wolf Chris Kober Chris Carroll BUSINESS STAFF MANAGER STAFF - Bob Mahler '- Steven Peikin David Zinn Ralph Savarese Mike Devaughn Scott C. Simpson James Grant-Suttie FACULTY ADVISOR - Mr. Fred Zirm TO THE SPIRIT OF AMERICA Oh, to redeem from our America's still folded eyes, the marvel of her undiscovered dream! - Anonymous 10 YEAR CLUB First Row: Charlie Mead, Ted Willard, Andy Porter, Eric Morrison, Chris Carroll, Tyler West, Stuart Cobb: Second Flow: Walker Simpson Monte Koch, Greg Asbed, Third Row: Landon Baniield, Tom Buckingham CUM LAUDE Mathias Bostrum, Miles Ryan, James Yeganeh, Greg Asbed, Jimmy Gilbert, Eric Morrison A.V. COMMITTEE ow, l pr' 1 T i Q if ss s KP r s i --,f-', . Y' First Rowi Ted Willard, David Kovar, John Lasley, Second Row: Boris Starosta, David Tewksbury, Stewart Cobb, Steven Berkowitz LOWER SCHOOL BIG BROTHERS Left to right: Albert Doub, David Zinn, Mike Devaughn, Chris Kober, Steve Peikin, Jeff Peikin, George Hani, John Roberts, Ricky Kirschner, Miss Johnson. Absent: Joe Kenary, Con Falvey, Jon Cole, Rocky Kern DANCE COMMITTEE First Row: Mike Ament fPresidentJ , John Weilenman, Tom Butz, Oliver John, Eric Morrison. Second Row: Tom Buckingham, Mike Gellman, John Hemenway, David Kovar, Mike Nadonaly, Jon Lasley, Stewart Cobb JAZZ CLUB GV. sri First Row: Corey Burr, Scott MacMahon, Marco Odiaga, John Brennan, David Rodler CPresident7, Skip Grasso, Pat Gorman, John Raphl- ing. Second Bow: Scott Johnston, John Roberts, Joe Kenary, Peter Brennan, George Pappas, Scott Simpson, Con Falvey, Steve Gischner, Todd Breier, Brooks Englehardt, Dave Ebner. 2 4 AFS CLUB SS- I SY f st Q . 1 . . A, A 53' 'TF :Lit K Ahh ag if' -N .. . ,A I 2,6 .. .Af 7 , V. .Aj , Saw Qcggr' Www 'WYQSB -N First Row: Rob Wolf, Todd Breier, Walker Simpson, Mark Peterson, Marco Odiaga, Steve Tseckaresg Second Row: Scott Johnston, John Hemenway, John Roberts, Tom Buckingham, Ricky Kirschner, Third Row: Joe Kenary, James Grant'Suttie, George Pappas, Phil Bantield, Chris Koberg Fourth Row: Scott Simpson, Jaye Andrews, Mike Devaughn, Chet Speed, John Low, Frank Roller, Curtis Firestone, Corey Burr. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Swv First Row: Stewart Cobb, Curtis Firestone, Rob Dow, Jon Cole, Ted Koh, John Low: Second Row: Jon Lasley, Ronald Van Vierson, Steve Gellman, Chip Harzard, Greg Asbed, Jeff Jones, Riaz Karamaii, James Yeganah LAB ASSISTANTS arg-J ,mg i if GBEENHOUSE ASSISTANTS Flick Buckingham, Mike Ament, Tom Friedman, Bill Leininger, James Grant-Suttie, Dr. Hayward. Wm had IT'S ACADEMIC A-1 5-rl' -rr! i 4... Left to right: Jon Cole, Greg Smith, Stewart Cobb MATH TEAM 3-A-A 56 'K Mr. Johnson, Ayman Hashem, Scott Harris, Boris Starosta, Mike Ament, Ted Willard, Tusnar Patel, Bill Rowe, Stewart Cobb. On Bear Ronald Van Viersen, David Kovar. COMPUTER CLUB M.- Stewart Cobb, Jerry Palmer, David Kovar CHESS CLUB First Row: Mike DeVaughn, Eric Hough, James Yeganah, Shep Shepperd, Jon Ulsaker, Robert Diley, Jon Coleg Second Rowi Tony Pisarra Ftiaz Karamali, Oliver John, Greg Asbed, Chip Hazard, Scott Simpson, Teo Koh 2 FENCING CLUB Rig ,vm ld First Row: David Kovar, Ronald Van Vierson, Stewart Cobb, Mike Ament iPresidentl , Mike Oliphant, Steve Peiken First Row: David Lee, Steve Gischner, Scott McMahon, Bill Miller, David Kovar iPresidentJ , Charlie Byrd, Bill Rowe, Mr. Corke iAdvisorJ , David Auld Q gm IQ 5 5, Sz MW A O s . in ij, NN' ' wg 'N XX Ni -fs V, Q. Q 'lr . . gd? K .. 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