Langley High School - Shire Yearbook (McLean, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1967 volume:

f ■•■ irj . - • - : . ' _- r- ■ . ! . V fU lv x V O j ' . N 1 f ,t V V ft 4 . •3 • ' ; % mm tr« ifHfe • . V v Like a small stone in a mosaic, each of us has held his own measure of importance in creating a completed picture of Langley High School. We have earned both praise and criticism under the challenging pressures of academic life. Striving for excellence, we have met success with pride and failure with grace. New faces have come into focus, and old friendships have been magnified. We have conformed and, at times rebelled, in the struggle for acceptance; and in the end, we have matured. Each individual has added to the character of the Saxon portrait. Shire is presented as a portrayal of the year ' s activities. Each of us has contribut ed to its entirety. Hopefully, each printed page will revive a memory and each picture a moment. Within these covers lie happiness and spirit— the dimensions of Shire ' 67. ♦ V LANGLEY HIGH SCHOOL 6420 Old Georgetown Pike McLean, Virginia Vol. II -, _ . —«■■■ • 1 Table of Contents Classes Faculty Activities Organizations Sports Ads 14-65 66-87 w 88-109 2 110-135 136-167 168-175 With a speech, a tree, and a pair of scissors, Langley High School has been dedicated to the purpose of molding the lives of future citizens and leaders of America. ■■■■■i The beauty and serenity of the Capital and the community have provided opportunity for quiet thought and restful relaxation. ■ 1 v Students have congregated at popular community Recreation Areas in order to enjoy a leisurely social life outside of school. Within the school, the Saxons have settled into an academic atmosphere emphasizing self- expression. The image of dull, stereotyped teachers has vanished since stu- dents have met the members of the faculty.  ■ i— II Each member of the student body has some individua trait or talent that has added variety and distinctior to Langley High School. II 14 1 Ilk Classes Seniors ... all mighty . . . For Seniors Only . . . first graduating class . . . Yea, ' 67! . . . diplomas in return for caps and gowns . . . being perced to the roote . . . stooping only to drinking fountains . . . HOMEROOM! Let ' s go! . . . Juniors . . . lower upper class . . . deciding which ring . . . inheriting lunch duty . . . Crusade for class contributions . . . repairing the cycle of American literature . . . Sophomores . . . first step upward . . . wise fools . . . Sally Salamander- room 126 .. . the Spirit of ' 69 . . . completing a full four years at Langley . . . Frosh . . . the basement . . . (Were we that small?) . . . hesitant . . . waiting for leadership . . . the virtue of silence . . . lost in the halls . . . Lilliputians with Brobdingnagian goals . . . fresh air for the first time . . . f m 15 SENIOR CLASS As Langley ' s first graduating class we felt the responsibility and the excite traditionalizing the Senior class. Our efforts secured parking privileges line priority, reserved assembly seats and the unique Senior Bathroom, a c dance, an Ugly Man sock hop, and a Senior lounge were planned. Activitie! with our rugged, but victorious, powderpuff game and ended with the Ser and graduation. L— R. Marilyn Mclntyre, Dave Wortman, Ann Heckel, Thorn Faulders, Sue D ' Arezzo, Steve Mims. Nancy Aitken Fumiko Akizuki Joan Albert Cynthia Allen Edwin Allen Nancy Allinson Donna Andriot Karel Apgar Margaret Arnold Gail Atkinson Thomas Bahti Cynthia Bailey 4 . ■  J+giM Linda Baker James Barackman James Bass Larry Bavry Jack Bays Barbara Bergner John Bernhart Kenneth Beyer Robert Bishel Alycia Bittick Ruth Black John Borini 18 Joanne Boutwell Karen Boyd Karen Bradley Arthur Bramble Rodney Brown Hans Buch Sarah Buie Sandra Burnett Jacqueline Burnham Ronald Burt Alice Busby Susan Byrne Mary Ann Campbell 19 Michael Campbell Christopher Canan James Canter Richard Carbone Lynn Carr Janet Carter Mary Casey Laurelee Catching Kyle Catterlin Joseph Chabot Peter Chase Marvine Cole Deanna Combs 20 Carolyn Corwin Bonnie Cottle Lake Crawford James Crotty Sharyn Danch Susan D ' Arezzo Catherine Davis Scott Davis Sherry Deal Jan Derryberry Sandra Dodd Edward Dodge 21 Eddie Doe Deborah Doner Harry Dorris Elizabeth Downing Alice Duff in Patricia Duncan Elizabeth Dungan Dianne Dye Robert Eagle Kathy Eckles Donald Edge Timothy Eley 22 Robert Ellis Robert Engel Linda Faircloth Dean Farver Larry Farver Cyril Faulders Helen Fell Nancy Finlay Philip Fitzhugh Frederick Flint Robert Forrester Carol Forward Karin Friedewald 23 Allyson Fuller Wendy Fuller Daniel Gallagher Don Gambrill Don Gibson Richard Gillett Charles Golff Beverly Good Carol Gore Steven Gorman Gaile Gray Martha Gries 24 Fonda Griffey Sarah Griffith Jon Hallstrom Malessa Ham Virginia Hansborough Susan Harrington Shelley Harris Mary Hazleton Ann Heckel Steven Heckel Ruth Herms Lois Hertzler Elizabeth Hetland 25 Patricia Hicks Sealy Hicks James Hill Anne Hiller Bruce Holbrook Peter Hollinger Richard Holt Alexander Honeycutt Steve Hughes Joan Hulse Hani Hussain Cynthia Irvin 26 Zelma Jackson JoCarol Johnson Nelson Johnson Sara Johnson Tucker Johnson Janet Jumper John Justice Thomas Justice Joseph Kane Garrison Kendrick Dianne Kennedy Sarah Kerr Clinton Kersey 27 Michael Kessler Larry King Carol Knoblauch Karen Knudsen Susan Lantz Sarah Lattimer Charles Lerch Carol Levy Dana Linden 28 Susan Lowe Cheryl Luibl Vincent MacDonald Edith Marble Brenda Martin Christopher Martin David Martin Dennis Martin Ralph May William McBroom Melissa McDonald Frederick McGarry 29 Donald AAcGuiney Marilyn AAclntyre Marilyn McKinney Leo McNeil William McWilliams Pamela Meshkoff Lawrence Miller James Milner Stephen Mims Stephen Morril William Morton Grady Moss Stephanie Moulton 30 Curtis Muir Michael Murphy Alberta Murray Linda Mutchler Pamela Nagle Kathleen O ' Brien Mary O ' Grady Marcia Oldham Donald Oliver Margaret Oliver Karen Olson John Orear Karen Parrish 31 Carol Paxton Thomas Payne Grace Pilonero Mary Dale Poe Sandra Poe Mary Pope Georgia Pournaras Nancy Prothro Fairfax Puhan Linda Purnell Noreen Quinter Dorothy Rademaker 32 Charlotte Rainer Kurt Ramsay Manuel Rapoport Maria Rapoport Roberta Rauschenbach Elizabeth Reckmeyer Gail Reed John Reynolds Karen Rice Stephen Ristow Ann Roberts William Robertson 33 Nadine Romstedt Albert Rosenbaum Jerry Rosti Richard Ruddle Linda Ruiz Jo Saylor lF k t ML c J 1 m ri ] ■ i£ V ■ « - ■ Kimberly Scheperle Deborah Schleef Joan Schmukler John Seal Susan Seaver Charles Shea 34 Kathleen Sheedy Charles Sherman Wayne Shifflett Marco Silva Robert Silverman Mary Sims David Smith Janet Smith Mark Smith Pierce Smith Hugh Smith Rebecca Smoot 35 William Smoot Marilyn Snyder Margaret Snyder Susan Souders Alice Sparacio Kathryn Spargo Robert Spivey Bruce Steakley Darrell Stewart Donald Strickland Kenneth Summers Peter Tallman 36 Randolph Tauss Ken Taylor Katherine Terrell Marsha Tetrick Carol Thompson Thomas Tinsley Marshall Trotter Karen Trundle Ann Turner Christine Tuthill Alexandra Ulans Milda Vaivada Glen VanGulick 37 Julie VanHoose Eric VanValkenburg Christine Vita yflH- Kathryn Walls Leland Warren Linda Welch J| - -w Roy Werthmuller Peter West Dolores Wheat st Linda Whitlock Charles Williams Roberta Williams 38 William Wills Henry Wilson Diane Wingerd David Wolfe Ralph Wood David Woodman Stephen Worley Frank Worthington David Wortman Daniel Zeiser George Zuver 39 40 Darrel Stewart, S. C. A. President, chats with fellow Seniors Creamcheese for lunch? Shelly Harris prepares for government test 41 JUNIOR CLASS With the responsibility of Langley ' s first Junior-Senior prom, the Junior class endeavored to make the dance novel and memorable. Determined to set a worthy precedent, we concentrated our efforts upon raising money by selling thousands of Tootsie Rolls and sponsoring activities, such as the faculty football game and sock hops. With the completion of this prom, we look forward to our own prom and the Senior privileges which we have earned. L — R. top— Melanie Ross, Donna Froelich; bottom— Janet Cunningham, Mike Bullen, Debbie Lewis, Hugh Helm. k A i h£tk Adomski, Jo Ann Andriol, Wendy Arnold, Eddie 1 ft ,. ' Ashley, Bob Atkinson, George Atkinson, Gordon Atfarion, Craig Ayoub, Helen Bacon, Anne Ba.ley, Chris Boley, Nancy Beall, Linda AlfcA:fe Bell, Steve Benish, Ralph Benton, Terry fc Bergman, Leslie Bittick, Ronnie Booth, Norma ' You can ' t see the Forrest for the hair. Rushing to the A. C. reserve shelf i it p ft £ w Borini, Kathy Bowman, Rick Brewer, Ellen Briggs, Julie Brown, Ivan Brewington, Dave Brown, Roberta Brubaker, Tom Buff, Donna Bullen, Mike Cadwatlader, Craig Coldemeyer, John Canter, Phil Carlisle, Nancy Carlton, Carol Carolan, Rusty Carroll, Michael Carter, Debby Cassani, Vincent Chapman, Susan Chase, Marcia Chocola, Ruthann Christerson, Janet Clarke, Bruce 43 Cockerill, Brendo Colemon, Heather Compton, Georgia Condon, Gail Conger, Lucile Conn, Robert Cooke, Mary Carol Cooley, Greg Coombs, Dick Crandall, Nancy Crawford, Randy Crawford, Shelia Creedon, Mary Cnttenberger, Kathy Crowe, Virginia Cunningham, Janet Dailey, Loraine Davis, Marilynne Davis, Mary DeSanti, Sharon Diaz, Normando Dieterich, Rick Dillon, Becky Dillon, Hank Donnelly, Jeannie Dorsey, Tom Dnscoll, Michael Dupuis, Dennis Dura n- Ball en, Isabel Dye, Greg Edson, Lynn Edwards, Patrice Egan, Ann Eley, Adrian Ellin, Vincent Elliott, Linda Evans, Robert Finch, Pat Findly, Jane FitzHugh, Cary Flippen, Anne Flynn, Thomas Foote, Diane Forrest, David Fndley, Raymond Froehlich, Donna Fulcher, Jon Fulton, Debbie Gallagher, Hank Gamotis, Francis Gamotis, Glenn Gardner, Bobbie Garner, Susan Gavin, James Gentry, Sue Gersuk, Joe Goings, Ron Golff, Robert Gorman, Patti Grignon, Bob Grimes, Barbara Hall, Barbara V V ill fet t A In A ■„■ Concocting money-raising schemes f a O fit (? (ft - JPi J£ A f J A p r. 4R , _: ft ££ 44 Homplon, Billie Handy, Bill Honecak , Jon Harris, Collos Harris, Kafhryn Hatcher, Phillip Howes, Mike Helm, Hugh Henderson, Mary Henry, Vince Hernman, Dona H.cks, Tern You have got To be kidding! £ o P- Vying with the Seniors for Powderpuff victory Hmton, Andy Hitchcock, Erie Hofmekler, Bob Hoofnogle, Van Hopp, Bill Hovnanian, Janice « £ Howe, Hank Hoy, Peggy Hubono, Jeff Huffman, Pam Irwin, Key Jenkins, Warren John, Bill Johnson, Jane Jones, Bonnie Jones, Claudia Junker, Jill Kad.ck, Winn Keelenc, Tina Kelley, Karen Kempton, Grace Kenney, Michael Kergel, Karen Kevan, Kathy Kiessling, Brenda Klopfenstein, Terrie Kondall, Kaky Kneger, George Krizay, Judy Lawless, Dove 45 lerch. Bill Lewis, Debbie ebmon, Dayonn nd, Lenny ndgren, Margaret Loffis, Glen Lowe, Judy Lowry, Carol Lunde, Roz Lynn, Kurt MacDonald, Rod Machicado, Marta Madden, Maureen Madden, Susan Molloy, Patti Manetti, Vicki Mattison, Charles Maxson, Robby May, Nancy Maycock, Ellen McBride, Bruce McClave, John McCIure, Linda McCminney, Tom McCormicIc, Bob McFarland, Jerry McGorry, Dan McGmley, Ashley McKenney, Kerry McKmney, Tom McLaughlin, Tom Mighell, Melonie Mitchell, Martha Monfilla, Altair Moscoso, Lourdes Moulton, Pom Murphy, Mite Murray, Christian Muse, Phil Musfin, George Neal, Lynn Nelms, Melody fa m m 1 m  •; « Perpetuating the faculty basketball game guess blondes really do have more fun. 46 Have a good weekend? Vive la difference! Pondering class ring selection A f £P fii O {■-■- m m ft n ri £ fi fH Jft A o d • i § « in « A AMtitS Newman, John Nicholson, Bernie Nihort, Ginno Nuechterlem, Jon Owen, Jeff Patterson, Rick P ayne, Chris Pellenn, Robert Pennington, Carol Pittard, Clyde Politano, Tony Pope, Steve Potts, David Price, Myra Raehn, Susan Rash, R.c Ray, Robert Reed, Alex Reese, Margo Reid, Jennie Reinsel, Ruth Rittlemeyer, Michael Robinson, Alma Rogers, Bruce Ross, Melanie Royer, Richard Rutherford, Tim Sanders, Dale Santmyer, Sharon Sounders, Scott Savage, Caroline Shelling, Donna Shelling, Larry Schroff , Dennis Scott, Marjone Scott, Nicholas Scott, Richard Semmuk, Dee Setser, Alan Siess, Dexter 47 - ' h ik. i The weekend. Inaugurating Langley ' s first Prom 48 Simcox, Carol Singet, Sally Smith, Cathy Smith, Daphne Smith, Dianne Smith, Emily Smith, Lynda Snelling, Janis Snow, Tom Soges, Celine Sohns, Gregor Spooner, Phil Squire, Peggy Stapko, Greg Stickler, Margo Stokes, Richard Sullivan, Kolhy Sutton, Ray Syverson, Pete Tavel, Chris Tavel, Claire Tenanty, Gail Thompson, Chris Thrall, Tom Tinnell, Linda Tolson, Susan Tomlinson, Marie Tramonte, Taro-Mane Tuggle, Phil Uhlaner, Carole Varson, Paula Velie, Janet Vera, Zoilo Vinograd, Fred Vita, Brian Vonder Brelie, Karen Watts, Laura Weaver, Pam Werner, George West, Bryan West, Debbie Whipp, Doug Yunker, Steve • , AAf. -Hi m A £ ? |l (, , , r g ! White, Bill Wienckowski, William Wigbels, Jeff Wilkins, Priscillo Wilkinson, Mark Will, Jeff Wilson, Brenda Wiltmonn, Sondy Wood, Jeri Wood, Tom Worman, Ned Worthinglon, Kothy Wright, Judy Wynne, Kathy Awaiting the coveted year (? - £ c 49. Sophomore Class The goal of this year ' s Sophomore class was to Do something! We planned to earn money for our treasury by sponsoring candy sales and sock hops. Hopefully, our successful Links for lights project promoted school spirit. Above all, this year we strove to make our Sweetheart Dance a success. By the end of the year, everyone throughout the school knew that the Sophomore class did Do something! SITTING: Jim Ingraham, Senator. STANDING Left to Right; Karen Cole, President: Patty Gray, Treasurer: Brenda Free, Secretary: Debbie Scott, Vice President: Pat Poulton, Senator. Aitken, Suson Atbrignoni, Poulo Aldrich, Bob Aldrich, W.nne Allen, Brion Ankers, Belh Appleby, Chuck Arnold, Stephen Atherlon, B.11 Bahti, Tim Baker, Reid Barlan, Rick Barnekov, Kiel Bartley, John Bass, George But darling, of course I buy my shirts at Super Giant. ' Climbing out of the pit of obscurity Bavry, Woyne Beaulieu, Helene Beaver, Craig Becker, Ron Bennett. Elizabeth Berlin, Mary Bernholz, David Beverridge, Katherine Bird, Walter Bishel, Ellen Boodman, Meg Booth, Brandon Bouteiller, None. Bowen, Matilda Bower, Beth Bowman, Mike Bracken, Linda Brewer, Bill Briggs, Cathy Brown, Don Brown, Iris Bull. Cheryll Bullen, Borbarc Buller, Laurie Burkhordt, Bruce Burt, Cynthia Busby, Robert Bush, Altheo Butler, Scott Bye, Joe Campbell, Steve Carr, Bill 4ft a L ii A tfe £ (ft ft ft ■jVtii life ,-2 ' S i an a fl a AM life 51 Carrington, Donald Carter, Charles Carter, Mark Catferlin, Cliff Chabot, Ned Chqdduck, James Cheathan, Mike Chocola, ' Jack Clarke, Marilou Clarke, Prisilla Clayton, Jane Cleveland, Nancy Clinton, Pamela Cochran, Steve Cole, Ginger Cole, Karen Colvin, Linda Combs, Sally Coombs, Christine Coombs, Connie Coughlan, Lautie Cox, Barbara Crain, Ellen Creedon, Dan Culbertson, Cam Curry, Cathy D ' Amico, Diane Darby, Joan Daughfry, Darlene Davis, Howard Davis, John Delk, Cathy Deyerberg, Louise Downing, Jean Doyle, Mary Duffin, Roxie Duffy, Marian Duffy, Mary Dunlop, Billie Duran-Ballen, Christine Dye, Martha Dyke, Byron Eckles, John Edge, Dede Eken, Debr Ellin, Bobbi Ellin, Debby Ellmore, Sharon Engel, Manola Engel , Marsha Farnham, Liz Faulders, Jane Fawson, Stuart Fern, Nancy Fish, Steve Fisher, Chorles Fitzpatrick, Mora Foote, Tom Fossum, Gary Fraser, Kathy Frazier, Libby Frederick, Ed Frerotte, Jim Fuller, Kevin Furland, Chris Furlong, Mike Gall aher, Debbie Gambrill, Dave Garber, Tom Gasser, Karl Gay, Mimi Gentry, Ron c x a fit V fit  fti fc v; Shedding feelings of inferiority m s t. M« 4 ?!) k Hi 4tk i i 52 ' Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe Drifting into the world of formaldehyde life ifatifefttO. U 4k r n Gilletf, Glenn Glenn, Sue Gold, Debbie Goodall, Gary Goodman, Steve Gordon, Gloria Gore, Beth Gray, Patti Greene, Ken Greenwald, Gary Gundlach, Peter Hall, Bruce Hardaway, Anne Harkins, Mary Horner, Bud Harney, Cathy 53 Harretche, Charles Harrington, Steve Harrison, Mike Harsho, Mark Hatfield, Richard Hawes, Robert Hawkens, Susan Hazem, Jim Hazera, Ramona Head, John Healy, Dave Heath, Kristin Hendrickson, Ralph Henry, Marian Herring, Lloyd Herter, Carol Hervey, Dawn H.cks, Frank Hintz, Jeanne Holland, Margie Holser, Sherry Holt, Eddie Homan, Jeff Howe, Julie m ( (? 0. m ' .- A I £t tit Contemplating the purpose of NEDT tests ' Yes our group did have 47% fewer cavitie Hudson, Dana Hukill, Cheryl Iden, Steven Ingraham, Jim Jenkins, Russell Jestice, Roger Johnson, Candy Johnson, Pam Johnson, Rick Jones, Beverly Keene, George Keeley, Bruce Kelly, Peggy Kern, Carolyn •f ww aif ,j ' Irving, you take four steps out and cut left; Mildred, you go long. tt ; ' A A , ( . V Kadder, K. D. Kimball, Tom Keener, Diane Knudson, Mark Kowlaczyk, Jan Kross, Randy Kunhardt, Bobby Lavin, Ken Lawrence, George Lawson, Harold Leigh, Ted Lenchert, Linda Lerch, Dan Lereche, Paul Levy, Path Lock, John Lott, Tim Lucas, Gail Luibl, Jack Luibl, Jim Lunde, Happy Lyons, Helen Lynn, Maureen Marburger, Karen Unsheathing arrows for the Sweetheart Dance ■ t) ffi a ft c a e a a , f . a Marengo, Bill Morsh, Kerry Marsh, Sandra Marshall, Dave Martin, Chris Mazingo, Karen McCain, Robert McCorquodale, Ann McCufchan, Laura McGinnis, Bob McGowan, Greg Mel Iwee, Gmny McKenzie, Susan McNeil, Kay Meeker, Robyne Mercer, Steve Miller, Dennis Miller, Larry Miller, Pot Milner, Marfa Mmnich, Steve Moore, Kothy Monn, Jim Morrison, Jeff 55 t S Munster, Cathy Murphy, Kit Murray, Laura Mutchler, Carol Nagle, Bob Nichols, Chuck Nichols, Delia Noftmtham, Nancy O ' Bryont, Bill O ' Grady, Denise Olsen, Hoyt Olup, Roger Osburn, Jack Palmer, Mary Parcells, John Payne, Becky Payne, Tom Peale, Trev Pearson, Connii Pi ttman, Mark I UH! OH! filial fib r-- a e a Stringing links for lights Pitts, Ron Pohl.g, Chris Potter, Mary Poulton, Pat Price, Patricia Price, Victor Ramage, Joleen Rosmussen, Karen Reams, Anne Reckmeyer, Chris Reed, June Reid, Barbara Rememer, Dennis Rice, Ray Richardson, Donna Rivers, Pat Roberts, Buddy Rodgers, Kathy Rodgers, Rick Rogers, Brian Roe, Eileen Rumney, Sue Sanders, Joyce Saunders, Kent Schaf, Peter Schalk, Tom Schellhorn Scott, Debbie Seaver, Jack Seeley, Maggie Sharp, Nornne Shearer, Letty f t: r fiO t Ant t t it Att 0$ f£i O it z w tikiA 56 p o g m m m tf jfi. C (ft , IP e V i lilt Shupe, John Sims, George Smith, Nancy Smith, Scott Smoor, Colder Snyder, Phil Sonncmonn, Carol Sparacio, Lydia Sporgo, Ann Spitzer, Kothie Sterrett, Bill Stevens, Charles Sfoneback, Carole Strohlien, Lore Strong, Sherry Strong, Susan Styer, Susan Tavenner, Gary Taylor, Alfred Taylor, Colby Teel, Parker Terrell, Lynn Thomas, Barbara Tillotson, Jane Evolving as responsible Saxons • . Dear Santa 1 fc Ub ft f fa fa CS fr (ft .1 liliLt £5 A It Alt ' ' 4U,k Trovato, Jockie Tucker, Amos Voivada, Vivian Valtin, Janie Vitek, Laurie Wagner, Bruce Wo I ford, Vicky Wallace, David Wallace, Tim Walls, Bill Walters, Louis Warren, Pete Welsh, Dana Welsh, Debbie White, Stuort Wigbels, Lynn Will, Kathy Wilmer, Barbara Wilson. Jeff Wilson, Mark Woods, Stephen Worthington, Eddie Wright, David Wright, Nancy Wyont, Sue Wyche, Doug Yeagley, Bill Young, Nancy Zillion, Richard Valkm, Mike Freshman Class We cautiously entered our first year of high school with determination to succeed in something, even it was mastering The Art of Peep ing. Actually, we did more than stick our heads around corners and whisper amidst Seniors. We made a wonderful start by producing undefeated Freshman football and basketball teams. Upperclass- men came to appreciate us more with our increasing support of the bake sales and dances. L. to R.: Mike Young, senator; Lorra Uhlaner, secretary; Pat Conger, treasurer; Maurice Gilfillan, senator; Ken Foley, vice-president; Holly Carter, president. jfc ft ft ). ft ft -ft ti f£ « ft) ft £ ; f- Giggling and nudging in expectation Abal, Virginia Agnew, Leslie Allen, Russell Apg ' ar, David Arneson, Susan Atkinson, Nancy Bacher, Suzanne Bailey, Alice Bailey, Brenda Beotry, John BeauMeu, Pete Beinhorn, Kivi Bell, Kenneth Benelisha, Jim Bernhorlz, Sara Berveridge, Dan Bolond, Judy Boyce, Marc Brady, Tony Bragg, Ronny Bramble, Bill Brewington, Pat Brodie, David Brooke, Bob Browning, Annis Buck, Roy Buie, Jim Bullock, Jack Burch, Becky Burke, Patti Burnham, Yolande Byles, Cindy Cadwallader, Jan Coin, Pam Campbell, Susan Carpenter, John Carroll, Elaine Carter, Holly Carter, Judy Carter, Wendy Pressure Chase, Jon Clark, Phil Clark, Susan Clinton, Patti Coates, Don Cockrill, Katherin Colliver, Forrest Combs, Dianna Conger, Pat Cook, Mary Cooke, Spady Cory, John Covey, Susan Criswell, Mary Curry, Clyde Custer, Jackie Daniel, Susan Davis, Craig Davis, Wandra Dawson, Sheryl Dean, Felicity DeSanti, Richard Devine, Cathy Diglio, Debbie Dilfion, Dale Dill ion, Tom Dimond, Mike Doe, Tommy Ell Charting the hall ' s labyrinth Estaran pasando malos ratos en espanol. ' •-N ?fi « A J Alii  £ « r £ ; ft o ft, ft, r. , ( ft. ft ft f Jfe ft i — • ft , Whispering amidst Uppers i © r « . . ' o f Doner, Susan Dowell, Chris Downey, Leslie Dozicr, Bill Dnscoll, James Dupuis, Christine Dyke, Robert Edclman, Diane Edmond, Tim Edson, David Elder, D.x.e Elcy, Glenna Ellis, Richard Enckson, Barbara Ernst, Richard Estes, Tom Fornhom, Bill Foulders, David Fenozi, Sue Fish, Carl Fisher, James Fisher, Jim F.tzHugh, Woody Flint, Deborah Foley, Ken Follin, Donna Forsyth, Mike Free, Dennis Frerotte, John Fulcher, Klyce Gallagher, Pete Gallagher, Stephen Gallup, Jeff Gomertsfelder, Marylinda Gamotis, Anita Gay, Jesse Goylord, Carol George, Kevin Gibbons, Mark Gibson, Carol a ti n m • Gi If il Ian, Marlse Gleason, Craig Grade, Robert Gray, Connie Greenstreet, Alvin Grimes, David Griner, Gene Gro|ean, Peggy Gumb, Edwin Gunnell, Jackie Gurley, James Gurley, John Hall, Pat Hall, Robert Halvorson, Carol Hames, Cherie x itfclsfc Hamm, Viclci Hanback, Charlene Hanbrick, Kent Harrell, Solly Harris, Jim Horns, Gibbs Harris, Jane WW fe H M j H h Harrison, Man f f n ift Harsha, Bruce Howes, Ann Hozen, Patsy Hazero, Christine Healy, M.ke Heatwole, Chris Heim, Don Henry, Eddie 61 Herri i n , Richard Hill, Lee Hiller, Katy Hinson, Bertie Holt, Brock Horrigan, Bonnie Horvath, Steve Humphries, Kerry Hurlock, James Hutchens, Sue Jenkins, Ann Jenkins, Janiece Johnson, Lucinda Johnson, Solly Johnston, Bill Johnston, Cindy Jolly, Jeff Jones, Cheryl Jones, Roy Kalff, Kathy Keene, John Kelly, Richard Kennedy, Denise Kern, Audrey Kevan, Bruce Keyfe, Judy Kirby, Edith Klipa, Edmund Knopp, Lynn Kongsore, Morten C- i ' ) a B 9 4iti£ lifc 1 • f ' ii Gaping over schedules ' ' Dear, I don ' t consider True Confessions adequate material for a book report. 62 _. -, % a m ■ z ?: a f f k i lit ii fciifctfc 4im ti fi Kromer, Pom Kneger, Karen Kross, Laura Krupa, Croig Lacey, Gus Lolly, Terry Land, Judy Landua, John Leatherbury, Linda Legare, Carol Leigh, Richard LeReche, John Lewis, Richard Liebman, John Linden, Greg Lowe, Barbara i ft Trying to be Lowry, Jonie Lowry, John Lucas, Jim Lund, Chet Madison, Carol Monn, Joel Marshall, Randy Marshall , Susan Martin, Douglas Mason, Randy Mathews, Patricia Matthews, Shannon Mathis, Reed May, Tim McBnde, Jean McCandless, Marci McCarthy, Patty McClellon, Beth McCunniff, Betty McFarland, Pam McGrary, Scott McKenna, Anne McKmney, Susan Meerman, Elsie cool fc f l p p ft i- ' iiixlv , ul Meihls, Fleeta Messner, Clint Michelitch, John Mihlbauer, Kathy Miller, Bruce Miller, Keith Miller, Mike Miller, Pat Mills. Kirk Mims, Gary Mischkc, Stephen Moberg, Woller 63 Monson, Chuck Montague, Sheila Montilla, Nelson Morns, Bill Mot her wall, Jeannie Myers, Margaret Nadeau, Diane Naylor, Noble Neil, Jan Nelson, Jim Novak, Cathy Nye, Tim O ' Brien, Barbara O ' Bryant, Susan Oreagan, James Osburn, Rebecca Owens, Gordon Palmgren, Alan Parker, Carol Parks, Diane Paxton, Blaine Perine, Barbara Phillips, Barbara Pi ttman, Lyle Pittman, Suzie Poe, Sue Pope, Marty Powell, Bob Prothro, Robin Pugh, Dana Purnell, Marta Quinter, Judy Rademaker, Kevin Raehn, Ray Raley, Rtck Rasper, Allen Ray, Lynn Read, Luana Redwine, Janie Reed, Beryl Reiber, Nelson Reid, Amy Roberts, Joan Robinson, Delano Romstedt, Neil Rowe, Kathy Rucker, Carolyn Rucker, Karen Ruddle, Patti Savage, William Schenck, Robert Schottroffe, Leah Schwartmg, Pauletfe Seufer, Andrew Shapter, Barb Shifflett, Edmond Shipe, Bob Showalter, Sherry Singer, Sharry Smnenberg, Joanne Skole, Karen Smith, Bob Smith, Chris Smith, Darlene Smith, Nancy Smith, Randy Smith, Richard Snowden, Beverly Soges, Larry Sohns, Sandy Sonnemon, Joyce Sorg, Carol !i .-. iT A |K| ■ C , +yry % PI f ft Outshining the Varsity v . I ff) f) 64 X m tjiitiltt i Svllivon, Ralph Sorrells, Becky Soter, Don Sporgo, Gwen Spencer, Darlene Sperling, J, II Spitzer, Nancy Spurwoy, Poulo Squire, Peter Stevens, Barb Stiegler, Rosemary Strauss, Stephen Stringer, W.llard Stryker, Philenda Suddeth, Allen Sullivan, Linda Talmoge, Shoron Tauss, Brtan Tavenner, Dennis Temple, Gary Tenanty, Bob Terry, Vicki Thomas, Darryl Thomas, Debbie jM Thompson, Kristi Thring, Ronnie Tolson, Sandy Tomlmson, Gail Trammell, Lee Jk j L £ . A Tramonte, Toni 0 ' r A o i True, Jane Tusing, Tom Udall, Lori Uhlaner, Lorraine Vagnino, Steve Van Laorhoven, Patrick V.ta, Harold Wagar, Sharon Wallace, Margaret Walters, Chris Watson, Dave Watson, Kathie Watson, Stephen Weaver, Gary Wells, Adrienne Whitlock, Sandra Wif kins, Laurin Williams, Philip Adjusting to the pressures of high school Williams, Richard Wilmer, Stephen Wilmeth, Debbie Wilson, Eric W.ssler, Jeff Wood, John Woods, Kothy Worman, Paul Wright, Jill Yates, Carter Young, Mike Zies, Steve 65 66 Faculty morning coffee . . . battle plans drawn in the teachers ' lounge ... a holly bow tie . . . THE green tie with gold polka dots . . . wearing chalk dust with dignity . . . passes, red ink, interims and . . . potted ivy plants? . . . comedians with corny jokes . . . victims of practical tricksters . . . (Would you be- lieve . . . chocolate covered caterpillars?) . . . midnight oil . . . stacks of papers . . . patience . . . dedication . . . enduring the stares . . . probing the mind of each student . . . 67 ELAAA K. HERTZLER Principal Principal ' s Message When I think back over our first two years as Langley High, we have indeed had a good start. Individually, each of us whether teacher or student has contributed in some way. Then too, collectively we have contributed. Our beginning was accomplished through a team effort in which the participating individuals played a unique role. Successful as our efforts have been, the future of Langley will be de- termined by appropriate change. Change is here and we will all be constantly challenged by it both as individuals and as a part of some team effort be it school, family, employment or whatever. He who would succeed must be willing and able to meet change head on and to cope with it effectively. 68 WAYNE BART Assistant Principal for Administration CLINTON DeBUSK Assistant Principal for Instruction RUDOLPH BUSH Director of Guidance The Administration of Langley High School is headed by four experienced and dedicated men. The principal, Mr. Elam K. Hertzler, received his AB at Eastern AAennonite College and his AAA at Eastern Michigan University. He previously taught mathematics at McLean High School, was Assist- ant Principal for Administration at Madison High School and was Principal of Marshall High School. As Principal, he is responsible for supervising the entire operation of the school program, han- dling public relations, and long range planning. The Assistant Principal for Administration, Colonel Wayne Bart, received his BS at West Point and his MS at the University of Virginia. He previously taught physics at Madison High School, a private school in Michigan, and Marshall High School, before he became the Assistant Principal for Administration at Langley. The Assistant Principal for Administration holds the responsibilities of acting as Principal in the Principal ' s absence and is specifically responsible for day-to-day ad- minstration and operation of the total school program. The Assistant Principal for Instruction, Mr. Clinton DeBusk, received his BA at Bridgewater Col- lege and his MA at the University of Virginia. He was previously a teacher, a counselor and the As- sistant Principal for Instruction at Marshall High School. His special responsibilty lies in matters concerning the curriculum and instruction. The Director of Guidance, Mr. Rudolph Bush, received his BA at Bridgewater College and his MEd at the University of Virginia. He previously taught at Burke Elementary and Longfellow Inter- mediate Schools and was a counselor at Marshall High School. The Director of Guidance is respon- sible, with the help of his staff, for the organization and supervision of guidance services for stu- dents, teachers, and parents. 69 English Department Four years of English are a requirement for graduation from Langley High School. The English Department offers a comprehensive program in literature and composition. In addition to the traditional courses, the English Department, in conjunction with the Social Studies Department, offers three team teaching programs: World Civilization I, World Civilization II, and American Civilization in grades nine, ten, and eleven respectively. Fu rthermore, the Department offers courses in journalism, and public speaking. The faculty seeks to give the student a keen awareness of words and a facility for their use; to help him use language effectively in thinking, speaking, writing, listening, and reading; to help him enrich his whole cultural point of view, so that he may develop a greater insight into humanity and a heightened awareness of his own identity. ANNE YVONNE ARNOLD English III University of North Carolina — A.B. MARY E. BRISKIN American Civilization English III Creative Writing Shropshire UNCG— B.A. Emory University — M.A. WAYNE S. CHESTER SUZANNE R. GLASER World Civilization II English Journalism George Washington University- Public Speaking B.A. American Field Service Scop University of North Coro ina — B.A., MAT ' A one and a two and a . ' The ' bulk ' of the World Civ. Team LOYD A. JOHNSON English University of Richmond — B.A. MARY S. AAC DIARMID English IV Sworthmore College — B.A. George Washington University 70 PATRICIA B. CASSIBRY English I, II University of Wisconsin — Ph.B , B.S. I can ' t help it. Her hair keeps tickling my nose PRESTON HAYNIE ELIZABETH L HALL American Civilization English 1, II English. Debate Club College of William and Mary — A.B. Rice University — B.A. George Peabody College for Teachers American University — M.A. University of Houston University of Virginia Eastern Michigan University — A ' ANNE D. OBENCHAIN English II, III Indiana University — A.B. JEANNE D. SINGEL English I World Civilization I Red Cross Club University of Wisconsin — B.S. SAMUEL C. WITHERS English IV Hoverford College — A.B. Middleburg College— M.A. 71 ROBERT E. ANDERLIK Algebra I Introduction to Algebra General Math II Varsity Baseball Coach Freshman Football Coach University of Illinois B.S., M.S. JOHN R. BIGLIN Math Analysis Algebra II Algebra I Consumer Math Monfclair State College 8. A., M.A. JAMES H. DAVIS Geometry Algebra I Part I Junior Class Sponsor U.S. Naval Academy B.S. George Washington University M.A. RAYMOND B. FIREHOCK Geometry Algebra I Part II Mathematics I U.S. Military Academy B.S. Oh you say the grooviest things. ' Mathematics Department The Mathematics Department offers four years of academic mathematics and three years of more general mathematics. In addition, two first year college courses are offered— one in analysis, which includes such topics as symbolic logic, Boolean Algebra, and an introduction to theory of limits and the calculus; and an Advanced Placement course in calculus and analytic geometry. This year Langley participated with other Fairfax County high schools in an Interhigh Mathematics League sponsored by the Joint Board on Science Education of the Washington Academy of Sciences. WINIFRED M. HOWARD Geometry Algebra I Part I Junior Honor Society Southern Illinois University B.Ed. University of Iowa M.A. University of Virginia University of Lisbon Now repeat after me: Squish, S— Q— U— I— S— H ' V ' c And this is a picture of a battleship . . . MARTHA E. MOORE Algebra II Trig-Functions Sophomore Closs Sponsor Swim Club Erskme College — B.A. University of South Carolina M.A. ANN S. POULSON Calculus Algebra II — Trigonometry Functions — Matrix Algebra Trigonometry — Functions Dept. Chairman Vassor College — A.B. George Washington University M.A. JIM A. SEXTON Algebra I Geometry Algebra II — Trigonometry Appalachian State Teachers College B.S., M.A. JAMES S. SPORE Algebra I Mechanical Drawing Key Club Son Diego State College University of California at Berkeley — B.S. 73 ROSE T. CALIO German I, II, III, IV German Club American University — B.A., M.A Freiburg University EDITH B. HEBBLETHWAITE Sponish II, III International Relations Club Northwestern University A.B., MA ANITA L. JONES JOSEPH J. LYONS French Latin Spanish English Internationa! Relations Club Tennis Coach German Club Latin Club Lock Haven College — B.S. Intramural Coordinator Canisrus College Woodstock College— A. B. Gannon College Georgetown University M.A. 74 Language Department The Foreign Language Department offers French and Spanish, levels one through five, and German and Latin, levels one through four. Lang- ley ' s excellent language laboratory and tapes are especially useful at the first two levels in establishing an audial and oral basis for understanding and speaking the foreign language. Since the faculty feels that language learning is in essence not only the learning of the spoken word but also of the habits, ways of thinking, and customs of the people, the culture of the foreign countries is emphasized through lectures and literature. ! BETSY B. MEADE French II, III SCA University of Norlh Carolina— A B M.A.T. Institut d ' Eludes Francoises MARY D. POINDEXTER Sponish, I, || Keyetles Pep Club Madison College B A Furman University Golly freshmen get stranger looking every year ' HARRISON D. TROOP French II, III, V French Club Junior Honor Society French Honor Society The George Washington University B.A., M.A. Georgetown University MARIA G. WILMETH French I, II Naples University— A, B, MA Ph.D. University of Pons Sorbonne 75 After all these months of hinting, he sti doesn ' t wear a hanky. GERALD E. MARQUIS Geography D.C. Teachers College B.S. George Washington University W. FRANK TAYLOR U.S. History American Civil ization Shire Davidson College University of South Carolina — A.B., M.A. JEAN B. GENTRY World Civilization II Va. and U.S. History Public Speaking Occidental College B.A. DAVID PERSINGER Sociology Economics American Government University of Virginia LLB THOMAS G. WARD World Civilization U.S. History Drama Drama Club Thespians Club Chess Club The College of Wil A.B. Catholic University lam Mary- 76 MARY A. GUSLER World Geography Mary Washington College B.A. JOSEPH K. HILLS World History American Civilization Lock Haven State B S. JAY D. JACOBS American Government Football Cooch Baseball Coach lettermen ' s Club Michigan State University B A. University of Nebraska University of Wyoming Colorado State College MARY E. KENNEDY U.S. Va. History American Government Hollms College University of North Carolina — A.B., History Harvard Universi fy Social Studies Department Needless to say I was rather disappointed when the great Pumpkin failed to show. Three years of social studies, including United States and Virginia History, United States and Virginia Government, and either World Geography or World History are required for graduation from Langley High School. The department offers elective courses in Economics and Sociology, and, in conjunction with the English Department, World Civilization I and II and American Civilization. An attempt is made to utilize the talents of the faculty to best advantage by exchanging lectures in the more traditional courses and by team teaching in the Civilization courses. A ±, m LA,) ' J • n ' cyy- 7 2 fl YZJns. ' Of course there was the time I played Tom Jones . . . yJjt i fe Vs AA — CHART EDWIN H. POOLE Biology Pep Club Pmcipi.a College — B.A. ESTHER M. HENDRIX Chemistry University of California Olivet College B.A. ROBERTA B. STONEY Physics Senior Class Sponsor University of Richmond — B.S. PRESTON A. MC LENDON Chem— Study Science Club Duke University — B.S.. M.A.T. ' Let me see ... a dash of bitters, a twist of lemon and stir. ' Science Department The Science Department offers an extensive program at all levels. In the ninth grade, the student may take Science 9, a basic course in chemistry and physics or Earth Science, an academic laboratory course of investigating relationships in the physical world. In the tenth grade, the department offers SM Biology and Green Biology, an academic course presenting ecological and behavorial aspects of the biological community. In the eleventh grade, students may take Chemistry, a laboratory course designed to develop unifying principles, and in the twelfth grade, P.S.S.C. Physics, in which they can deal directly with theories and laws through experimentation. JEFFRY H. TINDALL B.S.C.S. Biology Vorsity Cross Country Coach Track Coach Bethany College — B.S. JOHN D. MIZELL Science Chairman Science 9 Defentioneers University of Georgia B.S. University of North Carolina M.A. 78 ' Whoops! Heh, Heh, that ' s one of my private slides ' ' 79 Fine Arts The Music Department is divided into sections, Instrumental and Choral, and offers two academic courses, The History of Fine Arts, and Music Literature and Theory. Instrumental organizatipns include Symphonic Band, Reserve Band, Stage Band, Woodwind Quintet, Brass Sextet, and Clarinet Quartet. The Madrigal Singers, Concert Choir, Girls Chorus, and Boys Chorus comprise vocal study groups. The Fine Arts course compares the culture of Western Man from the Greco-Roman times to the present. Students having previous musical training may enroll in the Literature and Theory course. The Art Department offers five levels of art. Art I provides a beginning in drawing, painting, sculpture and ceramics. Deeper exploration of all media is taught in Art II. Students receive advanced instruction in their areas of specialization in Art III and concentrate on developing individual projects in Art IV. Senior Art is offered to seniors interested in obtaining basic instruction in studio art and art history and appreciation. Mr. Ward is head of the Drama Department. The drama students present several excellent productions each year. KAREN L. LINTNER Art I, II Kutztown State College B.S. WILLIAM K. TIDWELL Art Corcoran School of Art Fairmont State B.A. Gee, now that you mention it, it sure didn ' t taste like tomato juice. GEORGE J. HORAN Instrumental Music Boston University B.Mus., M.Ed. DAVID F. SHAW Choral Director Madrigal Singers New England Conservatory of Music B.M. Boston University Ecole Normale de Musique Assumption College MA. You must have been a beautiful baby. RICHARD O. JACKSON Drafting General Shop Virginia State College B.S. New York University MA JOHN B. LAUGERMAN General Shop I Electronics I, II, III The Johns Hopkins University University of Maryland B.S Practical Arts Department In the Industrial Arts Department, General Shop I through III, Elec- tronics I through III, Drafting, Engineering Drawing, and Architectural Drawing are offered as electives. Teaching facilities include two general shops and two unit shops or electronics and drafting. Students of the Industrial Art course study the organization, materials, occupations, pro- cesses and products of industry. Typing I and II, Bookkeeping I, Shorthand I and II, and General Business comprise the Business Department. Electronic Labs facilitate the learning of shorthand and modern electric typewriters make typing easier. The Home Economics Department includes Home Economics I through IV and Senior Home Economics. Beginning with a general study of home- making in Home Economics I, students may continue to a more advanced and involved study in Home Economics IV. Senior Home Economics is especially designed as a survey course for seniors. ELOUISE G. GILBERT Typing I, II Bookkeeping Northwestern Louisiana College B S. University of Virginia CAROL A. WARNER Typing I General Business Pep Club West Virginia Weslcyan College B.S ANNE M. MORTON Shorthand I, II Typing I Future .Teachers of America longwood B.S. Columbia University Let me see now ... 6 words and 27 mistakes NONA AA. THOMPSON Home Economics Future Homemokeis of Americo Breakfast Club Montana State University 8 S University of Nevada I And dress rehearsal for the Lartgley Rockettes begins RICHARD W. GRAVES Director of Health and Physical Education Director of Athletics Murray State Bridgewater College A.B. University of North Carolina — ME. ROBERT N. FENCE Health and Physical Education Football Coach Basketball Coach Murray State Shepherd College — A B. University of Michigan M.A. Health and Physical Education Department The Health and Physical Education Department offers a program of training in team sports, physical training, health education, and driver education. All Langley students take physical education in the ninth and tenth grades and may take elective courses in the eleventh and twelfth years. The classroom phase of the program includes the study of such topics as mental health, body systems and diseases, safety, first aid, and personal health. The physical education faculty also directs the intramural program and varsity, junior varsity, and freshman intramuTal athletics. ' It ' s my ball, so we play by my rules, or we don ' t play at all. CHARLES L. PRICE Health and Physical Education Football Coach Virginia State College B.S. 82 Lsnfl BETTY L. HARRELSON Health Physical Education Varsity Hockey Coach Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Softball Coach Intramurals Madison College B.S. University of Virginia M.Ed ■ EAAOGENE M. JOHNSON Ass is tort Athletic Director Basketball Coach Intramural Coordinator Appalachian State Teachers College B.S. East Carolina College M.A, DOLORES E. Physical Education Junior Varsity Hockey Coa _ . Varsity Softball Coach Madison College B.S. University of Virginia M.Ed. ' Glow little glow worm 83 I VIRGINIA MACDONALD Guidonce Counselor Harris Teachers College A.B. JOHN F. SCHRECK Guidance Counselor A.F.S. Guidance Delegate The American University — B.S., M.Ed. The University of Kentucky TEMPLE P. VEST Guidance Counselor Shaw University — A.B. George Washington University — M.A. MARY M. VICTORY Guidance Counselor University of Washington — B.A. Alright Mrs. Kepler, throw out your chewing gum right now! Guidance and Library The Guidance Department coordinates pupil personnel services for the school. The counselors interview students at least twice a year and more often according to individual needs. The department is responsible for parent-teacher conferences; student registration, orientation, counseling, and placement; and consultation with the faculty. The Langley library contains over 12,000 volumes including an excellent reference section and multiple copies of works used frequently by students. Included among its materials is one of the largest collections of art slides and prints in any high school in the United States. In only two years the library has made great strides toward its goal of helping to meet the academic needs of both students and faculty at Langley High School. | ELIZABETH M. KEPLER Librarian College of Wooster — B.A. The Catholic University of America BETTY M. MEADOWS Assistant Librarian Marshall University A.B. American University M.E. LOUISE FINDLAY IBM Director V ■XeAfJ — £Z €L£ f % € ? ■ ■ £ Af rx-r mj £ X. VIRGINIA NELSON Main Office Secretary DORIS MEARS Guidance Secretary Oh, you don ' t really mean it, says Mrs. AAears. LOUISE STOY Secretory to Principal Mrs. Outlaw and Mrs. Nelson greet Rock Hudson in Langley office. MARY SHETTERLY Nurse CAROLINE WOODWARD Finance Officer Server dishes out meal with obvious delight. Mrs. Richardson gives instructions to the cafeteria staff. 86 LILLIE MORARITY, Building Supervisor The Langley Custodial Staff P f m 88 Activities Dancing on the tennis courts . . . sitting in tires . . . sipping cider . . . building an outhouse . . . early decorating . . . Please don ' t touch the lamp posts in the cafeteria! . . . refreshments in the Tabard Inn . . . hearts, flowers, and Cupid . . . Mr. Hills at the piano . . . learning to clap at the right time . . . bouncing to 1 7th century music . . . make-up and rehearsals . . . scripts ... on stage . . . The imaginary what? . . . Toinette ' s tipsy top hat . . . Hugh ' s hair harassments . . . Langley ' s high Society . . . maids and butlers . . . carrying books, singing songs, pleading for mercy . . . the pugnacious powder puffers . . . scoring (sometimes) . . . arguing (usually) . . . having fun (always) . . . 89 Mr. Philippe Drevet, Pianist Langley holds first annual concert series The Langley Concert Series was the first classical music series sponsored by a Fairfax County school. The performances were held on Sunday afternoons in the Langley auditorium. Mr. Clinton DeBusk, Assistant Principal of Instruction at Langley and Chairman of the Concert Committee, stated, Our foremost in- terest is to provide good music for our students. Appreciating this opportunity, students comprised over one-half of the seven hundred members of the audience attending the first concert. This first concert featured Ivan Romanenko, first violinist with the National Symphony Orchestra, and his accompanist, Mr. Harry McClure. Philippe Drevet, a French concert pianist, performed for the second concert. 90 Marco Silva, AFS Student from Brazil Marco Silva, Langley ' s first American Field Service student. Marco prepares to raise the Brazilian flag. Marco prepares slides of Brazil for a presentation to the AFS club. 91 Barefootin ' ' Round the Marryin ' Ward Students jump from Lover ' s Leap 92 2l Greg Sonns wears typical Dogpatch garb at Sadie Hawkins Dance The members of the Key and Keyette Clubs created a Dogpatch, U.S.A. in the girls ' gym that rivaled last year ' s Sadie Hawkins in atmosphere and frivolity. Marrying Sam, portrayed by Mr. Ward, conducted marriages and divorces throughout the evening underneath the ladder church. Couples received rings and wedding certificates and were showered with rice. Decorations included a mass of paper patches and an authentic outhouse and jail. A cage housing the only live kigmy in captivity was hung next to the band platform. After a spontaneous round of the Bunny Hop or Whiplash, dancers refreshed themselves by sipping cider. Two underclassmen prepare to get married. 93 V s Ml 4 , ' The Imaginary Invalid The first big production on Langley ' s stage and Mr. Ward ' s first high school production was The Imaginary Invalid, a French play written by Moliere. A satire on doctors, the play described a hypochondriac and his miraculous recovery. The actors used the exaggerated acting style of the eighteenth century in a setting of the same time period. Hilariou s prop problems arose concern- ing a goatee, a wig, and a hat. Trying to keep Hugh Helm from falling apart ' ' on stage created backstage chaos. Al- though a snow storm prevented one of the three scheduled performances of the play, The Imaginary Invalid was a financial success as well as a production success. I The Wright Brothers had an easier time of it Alex Reed, the Bearded lady A dramatic moment in the Imaginary Invalid Hugh ' s students sing his praises Do you think it ' s time we had a heart to heart talk with our children? ' 95 Christmas at Canterbury Lampposts and lanterns entwined with ivy provided an Old English atmosphere for the second annual Christmas dance. Strains of Yuletide gaity echoed within Ye Old Tavard Inn where refreshments were being served. Colorful streamers reaching from the ceiling created an enchanting atmosphere while festive couples danced to the reverberating sounds of Gary Scott and the Brookwoods. As a finishing touch, a town crier haughtily announced the queen and her court. Darrell Stewart crowns Queen Fairfax Puhan 96 1966 Christmas Court L. to R.: Sue Doner, Connie Coombs, Marilyn Stamm, Alycia Bittick, Fairfax Puhan, Peygii Snyder, Donna Froelich, Janie Valtin. Not pictured: Sue Poe. Umm! It ' s a sure bet he uses Head and Shoul- ders! Here at Arthur Murray ' s, We learn all sorts of neat things. 97 The Vivacious Girls Compete on the Gridiron Powder puff Queen Dixie Coombs poses in gala attire. Half back Walls outdistances Powderpuff pursuer. Having to resort to redundancy: Half back Charlotte Ranier outdistances pursuers. £ it A s : fe. . Y7 % L% % % k, V f U • ROW 1 L. to R.: Wayne Bavry, John Caldemeyer, Carter Yates, Ronnie Olup, Larry Bavry, Brad Stevens, George Atkinson, Steve Heckel, Vince Bittick, Mike Cheatham, Richard Herrlin, John Beatty, Lee Hill. ROW 2: Roger Henry, Brian Allen, Tim Lot, Bud Harner. Stage Band Honored; Majorettes Establish Tradition Langley ' s stage band was certainly one of the outstanding groups in the area. Composed of students who devote many hours after school to practice, the band was recognized for its accomplished style. In March the band was chosen one of the six best in the Midde Atlantic states and was asked to perform in a contest in Pittsburg. It was a most rewarding year. The first rule for each of Langley ' s five majorettes was smile, whether they were marching down the football field, participating in the Halloween parade in Vienna, or twirling for the basketball game against Marshall. Each routine, especially the routines for the Cherry Blossom Parade and the March twirling contest, required hours ofpractice. In addition to twirling, they assisted Mr. Horan by ushering for concerts and performing daily duties. L. to R-: Sally Johnson, Patti Ruddle, Dordy Wheat, Ellen Bishel, Pat Miller. Sock It to ' em Ivan Brown and Kaky Kondall move and groove, laugh and scratch, split a disk, cut a rug, swing and sway . . . Hopalong Rash rides the herd at the sock hop. 100 The Jet Set takes a break during the sockhop Jon Holstrom quivers to the sound of the Castle Walls. 101 Sweetheart Dance BECKY SMOOT Sweetheart Queen The morning serial entitled The World of Matilda Jones and the pink and lace ticket hearts carried in boys ' pockets were the harbingers of the Sweetheart Dance. During the night of the dance, couples stepped from sub-freezing outside temperatures into the warmth of Pinkness. Pink strips of paper hearts and flowers were alternated along the gym walls, and clouds of pink balloons floated above the dance floor. Hostes- ses served pink lemonade and pink candy. After the regal crowning of Becky Smoot as Sweetheart Queen, dancers clapped in time with the music while Coach Price demonstrated his ability in up-to-date dancing. And roses and roses and roses and SWEETHEART COURT L. to R. Peggy Grojean, freshman; Sue Hawkins, sophomore; Roz Lunde, junior; Sandy Poe, senior; Becky Smoot, senior queen; Lolly Catching, senior; Bobbie Gardner, junior; Susan McKenzie, sophomore; Jean McBride, freshman. 102 Keys Subway Success. Ns Teenie-Boppers take time out Students bugaloo to the Organic Cavemen The support of Mclean ' s three high schools make Subway a big success 103 Again this year, members of the Key and Keyette. Clubs auctioned themselves off to lucky winning ticket holders on the annual Maid and Butler Day. Maids and Butlers wore aprons, chains, cowboy hats and pigtails, did odd jobs for their owners during school hours. Money from ticket sales was used for Key and Keyette club projects. Maid, Butler clean out Master ' s locker Maid and Butler day provides comic relief Dave Smith relaxes amid servants Butler N 105 Honored Students Bonnie Cottle, winner of a D.A.R. award. Mike Murphy, winner; Sue D ' Arezzo, honorable mention; Annual Achievement Award of the National Council of Teachers of English Merit Finalists: Clockwise, From Top: Mike Murphy, Pete Chase, Carol Gore, Steve Ristow, Pete Tallman, Carolyn Corwin, Bob Spivey. Member of the Northern Virginia Woodwind Quintet, Vince Ellin. Tim Bell, member of the Northern Virginia Woodwind Quintet. ET7_«. fv L. to R.: Tim Bell, Charles Fisher, Mark Smith, Vince Ellin, Marie Tomlinson. First Annual Arts Festival Provides Cultural Outlet On May 14, 1966, the Secretary of the Interior, the Honorable Stewart Udall, cut the ribbon for the dedication of Langley High School. After a speech given by Mr. Hertzler on The Academic Challenge, Secretary Udall gave the keynote address and then culminated the dedication with a tree-planting cere- mony. In the afternoon Secretary Udall also opened and presided over the Festival of the Arts. Paintings by Langley High stu- dents and many prominent artists in the McLean area were displayed in classrooms. The Smithsonian Institution and the Department of the Interior respectively, loaned Langley High exhibits of a nineteenth century schoolhouse and an Indian village. The Asian Culture Exchange Foundation sponsored a display of hand-fashioned objects. Children were entertained by the production of The Wizard of Oz and a choral program. The Festival concluded with an evening program presenting the one-act play, Box and Cox and a concert by the Northern Virginia Stage Band. Mr. Hertzler and Mrs. Stuart Udall admire work of art. ' Ai, ai, ai, ai Exchange student from Marshall serenades the audience at International Night AFS Sponsors Gala International Night The Chilean folk group performs at International Night. Organizations Petitions . . . Friday afternoons . . . You mean there is a meeting . . . Snasu . . . the rap of a gavel ... a project is hatched . . . volunteers? . . . Aw come on you guys! . . . Someboody think of something . . . Bake sales . . . paper drives ... a January car wash . . . the elusive pitch pipe . . . the New York Pilgrimage . . . We ' ve got how many candids? . . . Baby blue . . . the faked deadline . . . Scoopie ... The Blue Beret . . . Who ' s guarding the door? . . . and I ' m going to be up there to laugh at you . . . Scrooge in Student Council Association S.C.A. Officers The endless work of the SCA began with an informative orientation for new students. More plans were formulated to create the Christmas Dance, Links for Lights, paper drives and a student directory. There will be an emergency meeting of the SCA today, became a familiar sound as the work of the SCA increased. House of Representatives Better communication between students and faculty was achieved through the efforts of the House of Representatives. Student apathy was combatted by stressing the ideas of the individual. House members encouraged student participation in the school government and activities through the use of a suggestion box. ROW 1, L. to R.: Karen Kergel, Darrell Stewart, Sarah Buie. ROW 2, McGinnis, Alex Reed. L. to R.: Bob ' ROW 1, L. to R.: Marilyn McKinney, Shari Danch, Kathy Crittenberger, Anne Bacon, Donna Froelich, Roz Lunde, Sally Johnson, Jennie Reid. ROW 2: Trev Peale, Jan Kowalczyk, Sara Boots, Jan Nuechterlein, Libby Frazier, Cheryll Bull, Felicity Dean, Beryl Reed, Susan Wyant, Maureen Lynn, Noble Naylor. ROW 3: Laurie Coughlan, Holly Carter, Carol Legare, Kristi Thompson, Janet Velie, Chris Tavel, Richard Baird, Robin Rauschenbach, Meg Goodman, Karen Olson, Jill Junker. ROW 4: Norrine Sharp, Alfred Taylor, Steve Heckel, Pete West, Brad Sherman, Alex Honeycutt, Jim Barachman, Jim Benelisha, Steve Vagnina, Gary Mims, Bruce Clarke, Bob Ellis. Cabinet The Cabinet members gained valuable experience while pre- paring to meet the problems of tomorrow. They realized that their jobs as advisors to the officers of the SCA, involved endless hours of work but they met these problems head on with deter- mination. Senate The responsibilities encountered by the members of the Senate helped to increase. their sense of leadership and to prepare them for future endeavors. While broadening their knowledge, these members promoted school unity and student participation in various activities. As well as encouraging student involvement, they represented their classes and its ideas. ROW 1, L. to R.: Fairfax Puhan, social chairman; Jodie Johnson, historian. ROW 2: Mark Smith, building and grounds chairman; Jon Hallstrom, activities coordinator; Pete West, elections chairman. ROW 1, L. to R.: Lorraine Uhlaner, freshman; Marilyn Mclntyre, senior; Pat Poulton, sophomore; Debbie Lewis, junior. ROW 2 : Mike Young, fresh- man; Steye Mims, senior; Jim Ingraham, sophomore; Mike Bullen, junior. Key-Keyette Slumber party, Hmmm! VW The motto of Keyettes is We Serve. This service applies to the school, the community, and the nation. During the year, the members sought projects which benefited themselves and others. White gloves and heels were the order of the day when Keyettes ushered at the orientation of new students, Back-to-School Night, and the Langley Concert Series. The brownie and cookie baking experts rushed to complete preparations for the successfully crazy Sadie Hawkins Dance. Keyettes again underwent the gooey agony of making and selling delicious taffy apples. Daffodils were sold on the ' first day of spring, and the Langley High faculty was honored during Teacher Appreciation Week. The suffering of Maid and Butler Day was even funnier than last year ' s. Keyettes made tentative plans to work at Southeast Neighborhood House and also to join with the Key Club in being foster parents to a lonely orphan. Keyettes ROW 1, L. to R.: Sue D ' Arezzo, vice president; Bonnie Cottle, president; Carolyn Corwin, Secretary; Stephanie Moulton, treasurer. ROW 2: Alice Sparacio, Joyce Sanders, Norrine Sharp, Sally Johnson, Susan McKenzie, Kathy Eckles, Marilyn Mclntyre, Carol Gore, Libby Frazier. ROW 3: Shari Danch, Ann Hertzler, Karen Kergel, Barbara Hall, Karen Olson, Anne Hiller, Carole Uhlaner, Ellen Maycock, Maureen Synn, Nancy Baley, Pam Moulton. ROW 4: Sally Singel, Daphne Smith, Debbie Lewis, Jill Juncker, Lucile Conger, Dana Hudson, Vivian Vaivada. The Key Club ' s motto is We Build for justice, liberty, democracy, and a better world. Several objectives of the club are to serve the school and com- munity, to cooperate with the school principal, and to develop initiative and leadership. Members of the Key Club ushered for the orientation of new students and directed the parking of cars for many school activities. Having entered athletic contests with othe Key Clubs, the boys were well conditioned for performing the muscle work for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Selling refreshments at school athletic games and taking charge of ticket and soft drink concessions at Kiwanis entertainments challenged the persuasiveness of the club members. Members of the Key Club assumed the responsibility of checking school vandalism by forming the Boys ' Bathroom Battalion. Perhaps the pride of the club is their popular teen-age recreation center, the Subway. Key Club challenges the entire school in the Christmas food drive. Key Club ROW 1, L. to R.: Curt Muir, president; Jon Hallstrom, secretary; Pete Chase, treasurer; Pete Syverson. ROW 2: Jim Ingraham, Bob McGinnis, Glenn Gillett, Scott Saunders, Phil Muse, David Wortmarv, Tim Bahti, Scott Butler, Bob Engel. ROW 3: Steve Mims, Mike Bullen, Al Rosenbaum, Alexander Honeycutt, Pete West ,Charles Fisher, Bob Ellis, Tom Bahti, Thorn Faulders, George Atkinson, Darrell Stewart. ROW 4: Mike Lehman, Tom Thrall, Grayson Fitzhugh, Mike Driscoll, Steven Gorman, Butch Kersey, Chris Reckmeyer, Randy Wilson, Raymond Fridley, Nels Johnson; social chairman; Tim Eley, Rod MacDonald. w $£• f A i iu m Say ' Hi! ' to Marco! Small posters with this statement dotted the halls. The members of the American Field Service were welcoming Langley ' s first exchange student, Marco Silva. To show his gratitude, Macro showed students many various slides of his country, Brazil. The main activity of the club was International Night, a fund- raising activity for future Langley exchange students. Tentative plans were made for a drive for used clothing and furniture to be sold at the Treasure Trove. The club members sponsored the Americans Abroad Program, a branch of the American Field Service, and also the School assembly presenting the panel of exchange students. As an added activity, the club members saw the movie, Doctor Zhivago. The flag of Brazil flies beside Old Glory in recognition of the presence of Langley ' s first exchange student, Marco Silva American Field Services ROW 1, L. to R.: Karen Olson, president; Kathy Eckles, vice president; Marco Silva, Foreign Exchange student; Carol Knoblauch, secretary; Nancy Prothro, treasurer. ROW 2: Maureen Madden, Nancy Smith, Marilyn Mc- Intyre, Janet Christerson, Gaile Gray, Diane Foote, Sue Farnham, Ruth Reinsel, Laurie Coughlan, Sharon Santmyer, Matilda Bowen, Kath Harris, Genna Nihart, Alex Reed, Jeanne Hintz, Mary Dale, Annie Hansborough, Kathy Crittenberger, Sarah Kerr, Kaky Kondall. ROW 3: Cathy Smith Kathy Sullivan, Gail Tenanty, Joan Darby, Marian Duffy, Susan Styer, Marcia Oldham, Laura Murray, Mary Creedon, Zoila Vera, Linda McClure, Prisalla Wilkins, Kathy Worthington, Barbara White, Patti Malloy, Jennie Reid, Linda Leatherbury, Kay Walls, Joanne Boutwell, Ann Roberts, Georgia Compton. ROW 4: Judy Lowe, John Eckles, Kerry McKenney, Edith Kerby, Anne Hiller, Sandy Wittmann, Nancy Nottingham, Faye Oldham, Marta Machicado, Lydia Sparacio, Christina Duran-Ballen, Christine Coomsb, Barbara Hall, Isabel Duran-Ballen, Ellen Maycock, Carole Uhlaner, Ruthann Chocola, Reggy Kelly, Robin Rauschenbach, Kit Murphy, Judy Boland, Dianne Smith, Cathy Harney, Lorraine Uhlander, Lynn Edson, Nancy Carlisle, ROW 5: Esther Morgan, Anne Clark, Judith Wright, Georgia Pournaras, Peggii Snyder, Terrie Klopfenstein, Donna Buff, Sally Singel, Frank Vagina, Bill Brewer, Hans Buch, David Watson, Susan Strong, Mike Murphy, Lucile Conger, Kim Scheperle, Margo Reese, Connie Pearson, Kathy Terrell, Karen Knudsen, Pamela Weaver, Lynn Terrell, Alma Robinson, Gloria Gordorj 116 ROW 1, L. to R.: Sealy Hicks, president; Dave Wortman, vice-president; Jodie Johnson, secretary; Sally Johnson, treasurer. ROW 2: Nelson Montilla, Carol Knoblauch, Ann Spargo, Denise O ' Grady, Marilyn McKinney, Nancy Aitken, Debbie Coleman, Karen Parrich, Janet Christerson, Marta Machicado, Annie Hansborough, Jane Findly, Joan Hulse, David Faulders. ROW 3: Lynn Hrundle, Marcia Oldham, Kerry McKenney, Cristina Duran-Ballen, Elizabeth Downing, Fumiko Akizuki, Nancy Dale, Sheena Rapoport, Carol Carlton, Paula Varson, Wendy Fuller, Karin Von der Brelie, Shannon Matthews, Chris Payne, Mary Sims, Steve Mims, Kriss Vita, Kent Hambrick. ROW 4: Morten Kongsore, John Bartley, Zoila Vera, Isabel Duran-Ballan, Frank Hicks, Bill Carr, Marco Silva, Steve Gorman, Lynn Edson, Michael Murphy, Terri Hicks, Chrystian Murray, Dayanne Liebman, Rick Dieterich, Pam Moulton, Patti Gorman, Grace Pilonero, Sharyn Danch, Stephanie Moulton, Nancy Cleveland. ROW 5: Hans Peter Buch, Manuel Rapoport, Geralyn O ' Grady, Steve Fish, Robert Evans, Bob Spivey, John Bernhart, Don Edge, Steve Morrill, Roy Wertmuller, Bill Wills, Don Oliver, Mike Volkin, Bill Lerch, Frank Vagnina, Hani Hussain, Bader Wahedi, David Watson, Nor- mando Diaz, Tom McLaughlin. International Relations Club The International Relations Club attempts to encourage greater understanding of foreign countries, cultures, and peoples. By presenting speakers on international subjects and by sponsoring social activities involving club members and foreign students, the aim of the club is achieved. Early in the school year, an open house was held in the cafeteria after school so that students might become acguainted with Langley ' s foreign students. The club gave a Pot Luck dinner consisting of foreign foods, and later the members again came together during a Christmas party. Two of the speakers this year were Miss Kennedy, who spoke informally about her visit to Greece and later showed slides, and Mr. Janney who thoroughly discussed the Central Intelligence Agency. Steve Mims makes his point at an I.R.C. meeting. ROW 1, L. to R.: Kerry McKenney, Cam Culbertson, Marta Machicado, Lynn Terrell, Sheena Rapoport, Kathy Terrell, Pam Moulton, Christina Duran- Ballen, Janet Carter, Patti Malloy. ROW 2: Stephanie Moulton, Jane Clayton, Sally Johnson, Karen Kelley, Cheryll Bull, Nancy Prothro, Janet Christerson, Marsha Tetrick, Joan Schmukler, Priscilla Wilkins, Pat Finch, Vivian Vaivada. ROW 3: Pete Syverson, David Bernholz, Dee Combs, Tom Tinsley, Normando Diaz, Mike Bullen, Pete West, Dan McGarry, Dean Farver, Jane Faulders, Dayann Liebman, Sue D ' Arezzo, Mike Murphy. ROW 4: Mike Murphy, Adrian Eley, David Wolfe. Spanish Honor Society The Spanish Honor Society recognizes outstanding students on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Further interest in the Spanish culture and language is promoted through such activities as attending the performances of Andre Segovia and Jose Greco, as well as trips to the Mexican Embassy and the showing of slides taken by Mrs. Briskin on her trip to Mexico. To conclude the year ' s varied activities, the Society went on a fun-filled asado to Great Falls Park. Mrs. Hebblethwaite, sponsor 118 French Club The French Club, under the guidance of Mr. Harry Troop, had a very successful year. The group attended several French cultural activities, including the film, Les Mains ' Sales, and the dramatic production, Les Femmes Savantes. The group also experienced the marvels of French cuisine at Chez Odette Restaurant. After the French pianist, Philippe Drevet, appeared at Langley, members of the club attended a reception for him. In the highlight of the year, the French club held its annual Mardi Gras party. Mr. Troop laughs at his own joke ROW 1, L. to R.: Cathy Munster, president; Bobbie Pruett, vice president; Karen Kergel, secretary; Jeannie Donnelly, treasurer. ROW 2: Alan Palm- gren, Jeffrey Gallup, Susan Strong, Chris Furland, Candy Johnson, Annie Hansborough. ROW 3: Mary Berlin, Barbara Wilmer, Mary Dayle, Sue Farnham, Laurie Coughlan, Lydia Sparacio, Ginger Cole, George Sims. ROW 4: Lucille Conger, Sally Singel, Karen Mazingo, Sandra Marsh, Laura Murray, Pamela Weaver, Ginna Nihart, Patti Gorman, Dianne Smith. 119 ROW 1, L. to R.: Shari Danch, president; Sally Johnson, vice president; Jodie Johnson, secretary; Roy Werthmuller, treasurer. ROW 2: Marian Duffy, Kay McNeil, Wini Aldrich, Carole Stoneback, Paula Varson, Joni Albert, Stephanie Moulton, Carol Herter, Anne Bacon, Patti Levy. ROW 3: Jane Clayton, Julie Savage, Susan Styer, William McLeod, Mac McNeil, Ken Taylor, Chris Reckmeyer, Betsy Reckmeyer, Anne Reams, Peggy Hoy. Latin Club No, Latini, Every first and third Friday of the month wasn ' t Friday the thirteenth, even though many of your meetings had to be suddenly postponed. But when the club members did meet, they were active. This year, the Langley Latins joined the Junior Classical League. While enjoying refreshments, the club members learned about Roman culture by viewing filmstrips and listening to reports. The black arm bands worn on the Ides of March commemorated the death of Julius Caesar. In order to stimulate interest in the club, members sold Agnus stickers. Tentative plans were made to sell monthly calendars and class pins. As was characteristic of the Romans, the Latini enjoyed feasts and held a boisterous banquet. As Agnus fares, so fare the Latini. Long live Agnus! Vice-president, Sally Johnson, awaits the start of Latin Club meeting 120 German Club Langley ' s German Club members enjoyed furthering their knowledge of German culture and customs. They listened to a German speaker and viewed slides of Germany. Participants of the progressive dinner and trip to the German restaurant sampled German cooking. During the Christmas party, members of the club enacted the play Der Gute Tannebaum, or The Good Christmas Tree. Afterward they went caroling and sang to a surprized and curler- bedecked classmate. In February, the club members held a costume party to celebrate the traditional German Faschingball, the celebration before Lent. Mrs. Calio, German Club sponsor, prepares class assignment ROW 1, L. to R.: Kathy Crittenberger, president; Karin Friedewald, vice president; Anne Leigh, secretary; Martha Gries, treasurer. ROW 2: Sally Singel, Diane Foote, Sharon Wagar, Pat Conger, Bill Brewer, Carol Gore, Kathleen Sheedy, Maureen Sheedy. ROW 3: Carole Stoneback, Kay McNeil, Mary Creedon, Nancy Cleveland, David Edson, Robby Maxson, Linda Lenchart, Normando Diaz, John Landua, Lynn Carr. ROW 4: Karin von der Brelie, Cindy Allen, Becky Dillon, Susan Chapman, Linda McClure, Richard Smith, Patti Gray, Judy Wright, Sandra Wittman, Lucile Conger, Lore Strohlein, Bob Grignon. ROW 5: Rick Flint, Bruce Hall, Bob Eagle, Peter Gundlach, Dave Wolfe, Tom Faulders, Robert Evans. Kriss Vita, Reine Stroff, Lynn Edson, Ed Klipa, Ron Becker, Tom Foote. 4 I  r ROW 1, L. to R.: Ann Hertzler, president; Lynn Carr, vice-president; Kathy Sullivan, secretary; Sally Singel, treasurer; Nancy Atkinson; Annis Browning. ROW 2: Dana Herriman, Patti Malloy, Jean Downing, Barbara Reid, Joyce Sanders, Susan Tolson, Jeri Wood, Jan Hanecak, Pat Finch. ROW 3: Norrine Sharp, KD Kidder, Beverly Snowden, Joan Hulse, Sharon Santmyer, Pat Conger, Anne Flippen, Donna Buff, Peggy Squire, Cathy Munster. ROW 4: Lucile Conger, Cheryl Jones. Future Teachers Club Mrs. Morton, FTC sponsor, leads a class discussion. Buy a tootsie roll pop! The crowd of students located at strategic exits from the school building struggle to buy a tootsie roll pop from a future teacher of America. These teachers joined the Future Teachers of America Club and began learning about the teaching profession. The club members explored various divisions of teaching, where and how teachers receive their training, and how to obtain scholarships. Guest speakers dis- cussed several of these topics. A spring tea was held for all Fairfax County members of the Future Teachers of America. The money earned by selling tootsie roll pops was saved in order to buy a gift for the school. 122 ROW 1, L. to R.: Fairfax Puhan, president; Grace Kempton, vice president; Noreen Quinter, secretary; Pam Nagle, treasurer; Nancy Atkinson. ROW 2: Debbie Fulton, Julie Howe, Dana Herriman, Pat Rivers, Linda Lenchart, Anne Reams, Diane Dye, Ann Egan, Matilda Bowen. ROW 3: Molley Milner, Vicki Manetti, Sally Singel, Ellen Bishel, Kathy Wynne, Dordy Wheat, Peggy Squire, Sue Aitken, Bonnie Jones, Mari Harrison. ROW 4: Kathy Borini, Paula Abrignani, Margaret Lindgren, Tina Duncan. Future Homemakers Club Want to improve personal, family, and community living? Join the Future Homemakers of America! For its first year, the club based its activities upon two themes, Individuality Counts and Jobs, Careers, and You. After hearing a speaker discuss Christmas decorations and gifts, the club members, sponsored the homeroom door decoration contest for Christmas. Interested students consulted with a beautician about wigs and hairpieces, and with an informed speaker about full-time and part-time jobs. Two additional activities of the club were the Lady Langley contest and the Senior tea. Fairfax Puhan, President of FHC, sniffs Club cookies. 123 ROW 1, L. to R.: Bonnie Cottle, Pete Chase, vice president; Mark Smith, president; Carolyn Corwin, secretary; Nancy Prothro, Carol Gore, Sealy Hicks, Larry Bavry, Ann Hertzler. ROW 2: Joan Albert, Joan Schmukler, Sally Johnson, Karen Olson, Dee Combs, Sarah Buie, Sue D ' Arezzo. ROW 3: Jim Barackman, Pete West, Peter Tolman, Tom Bahti, Mike Murphy, Steve Ristow. Senior Honor Society Junior Honor Society ROW 1, L. to R.: Maggie Seeley, Lydia Sparacio, Cheryll Bull, president; Sue Humney, vice president; Bob McGinnis, Joan Darby, treasurer; Karen Cole, Roger Jestice. ROW 2: Laurie Coughlan, Cathy Munster, Nancy Smith, Scott Butler, Tim Bahti, George Sims, Jane Faulders, Charles Fisher, Laurie Buller. ROW 3: Marian Duffy Cam Culbertson, Libby Frazier, Kathie Rodgers, Jane Clayton, Vivian Vaivada, Barbara Wilmer, Joyce Sanders. Red Cross Club ROW 1, L. to R.: Cindy Allen, president; Carol Sonnemann, vice president; Patti Dollar, secretary; Lore Strohlein, Measurer. ROW 2: Margaret Myers, Catherine Curry, Sheryl Dawson, Daphne Smith, Joan Albert, Anne Leigh, Carol Herter, Peygii Snyder, Mary Doyle. ROW 3: Fumiko Akizaki, Karen Parrish, Nancy Spitzer, Jeanne Hintz, Julie Howe, Barb Phillips, Noreen Quinter, Gaile Gray, Peggy Arnold, Allyson Fuller. ROW 4: Cherie James, Sue Rumney, Tina Duncan, Paula Abrignani, Pam Kramer, Sherry Holser, Dana Hudson, Linda Lenchert, Vicky Walford, Diane Sloper, Kathie Spitzer, Cindy Bailey. Science Club ROW 1, L. to R. : Rick Smith, Claudia Smith, secretary; Clark Gillett, presi- dent; Steve Cochran, vice president; Jeff Owen, treasurer; Pam Huffen, Mary Creedon, George Day. ROW 2: Roger Jestice, Dee Combs, Tim May, Tom Dillon, Tom Snow, Roy Worthmuller, Glenn Gillett, John Parcells. 125 ROW 1, L. to R.: Carolyn Corwin, President; Barbara Hall, vice president; Marie Tomlinson, secretary; Alice Busby, treasurer; Elaine Abell, historian. Tri-m Club ROW 2: Debbie Fulton, Marilyn Mclntyre, Sue Seaver, Vince Ellin, Chris Bailey, Tim Bell, Mary Ann Campbell, Daphne Smith. Madrigals ROW 1, L. to R.: Heather Coleman, Donna Schelling, Debbie Doner, Nancy Baley, Pam Moulton, Debbie Lewis, Cindy Burt, Donna Andriot, Barbara Hall, Beth Gore, Nancy Allinson. ROW 2: Hugh Helm, Pete West, Bobby Lawless, Jerry McFarland, Chuck Lerch, Kyle Catterlin, David Wortman, Jim Gurley. Concert Band ROW 1, L. to R.: Marie Tomlinson, Carolyn Corwin, Tim Bell, Marilyn Mclntyre, Daphne Smith, Gail Tomlinson, Debbie Fulton, Norma Booth, Bill Marengo, Lin Carr, Harold McLeod, Joe Kane. ROW 2: Alfred Taylor, Pete Chase, Pat Poulton, Jerry Rosti, Charles Appleby, Joyce Sonneman, Charles Fisher, Vincent Ellin, Alice Busby, Steve Heckle, Ronnie Bittick, Alex Honeycutt, Brien Allen, John Caldemeyer. ROW 3: Henry Vince, Hans Hultin, Leslie Agnew, Byron Dyke, Chris Bailey, Scott Butler, William John- ston, Robert Lamborn, Mike Cheatham, Richard Herrlin. ROW 4: Larry Bavry, Jack Seaver, Roger Jestice, Tom Kimble, George Atkinson, Brad Stevens, Roger Olup, Pete Schaf, Tim Lot, Wesley Honeycutt. ROW 5: Mr. Horan, Bob McGuinnis, Pete Syverson, Jack Osborn, Bud Harner, Richard Stokes, Robert Busby. Reserve Band ROW 1, L. to R.: Kathy Kevan, Roy Jones, Susan Chapman, Dixie Elder, Jill Sperling, James Nelson, Kevin George. ROW 2: Edward Fredrick, Karen Krieger, Debbie Diglio, Christine Kelsey, Lea Schottroff, Betty Mc- Cunniff, Brock Holt, David Faulders, Carter Yates. ROW 3: Eddie Holt, Kenton Hambrick, Walter Moberg, John Beatty, Randy Mason, John Liebman, Jim Lucas, Steve Watson, David Capraro. ROW 4: Al Klopfer, Ashley Mc- Ginley, Robert Snipe. Kevan Fuller, Jon Chase. 127 ROW 1, L. to R.: Nancy Smith, Allyson Fuller, Peggy Arnold, Janie Redwine, Kristin Heath, Connie Pearson, vice president; Jennie Reid, secretary; Patti Levy, Sandra Marsh, Debbie Bartleson, Carol Herter, Linda Colvin, Laurie Buller. ROW 2: Pat Rivers, Karen Rucker, Matilda Rowen, Jeanne Hintz, Linda Bracken, Cathy Delk, Ann Spargo, Susie O ' Bryant, Sue Rumney, Marilyn McKinney, Nancy Aitken, Barbara O ' Brien, Pam Cain, Jill Wright. ROW 3: Suzie Pittman, Judy Land, Kathy Rowe, Katherine Cockrill, Barbara White, Myra Price, Kathy Worfhington, Priscilla Wilkins, Moira Fitzpatrick, Karen Kelley, Anne Flippen, Patti Gray, Pat Miller, Susan Aitken, Meg Goodman, Patti Ruddle, Jan Neil, Jennifer Richardson, Marise Gilfillan, Sheryl Dawson, Marilou Clarke, Bev Jones, Terri Hicks. ROW 4: Dave Wort- man, Pete Syverson, Gordon Atkinson, Jackie Custer, Cherie James, Kathy Terrell, Lynn Terrell, Tracy Nichols, Denise O ' Grady, Melissa McDonald, Carol Legare, Manuel Rapoport, Pete West, Tommy McKinney. Pep Club This year, Langley organized the Pep Club to stimulate school spirit. Members of the Club created the distinctive flaxen braids, gold tunic, and paper mache helmet worn by Langley ' s first mascot— the only live Saxon in captivity. Booster buttons sold like hot cakes , and confetti, also provided by the club, filled both the air and football stands. The Pep Club ' s Saxon warrior successfully led students in their vivacious display of school spirit . . . Go, Saxons! Janet Velie peps up the Pep Club. ?OW 1, L. to R.: Betty Dungan, president; Kathy O ' Brien, vice president; Debby Carter, secretary; Becky Smoot, treasurer. ROW 2: Chris Furland, .eslie Coleman, Becky Burch, Anne Bacon, Anne Clarke, Ann Egan, Grace empton, Kathy Borini, Roz Lunde, Lydia Sparacio, Caroline Savage, Mary 3arol Cooke, Kriss Vita. ROW 3: Susan Clark, George Atkinson, Happy .unde, Anne Reams, Julie Savage, Pam Johnson, Mary Doyle, Lynn Udall, Kathy Wynn, Suzy Fintzerwald, Susan Pittman, Janet Hazleton, Beret Bradley, Louise Davis, Gay Souders, Margaret Lindgren. ROW 4: Judy Lowe, Bonnie Jones, Chris Dowell, Steve Strauss, George Mustin, Dickie Scott, Reid Baker, Phil Tuggle, Brian Vita, Craig Beuner, Joanne Sinnonberg, John Borini, Bebe Bvown, Lynn Terrell, Leroy Bieber, Karen Olsun. Swim Club HH The members of the Swim Club splashed every Saturday night at the Starlit Pool in Fairfax from 6:00 until 7:00. Some of the swimmers swam for pleasure and learned to avoid the low beam when diving. The re- maining swimmers, under the direction of their coach, Betty Dungan, participated in swim meets against other school teams. Woodson High School was their first opponent, and even though Langley lost, their spirits were not dampened. There ' s alot of hot air in here. ' Once upon a lime ... Debate Our Debate team emerges victorious as they become masters of the art of persuasion. Battling it out with words, their enthusiasm increases with each new challenge. With the guidance of Miss Hall, the debate team of 1966 sets a winning precident. SEATED L. to R. : Dave Smith, Sherry Deal, Darrell Stewart. STANDING: Phil Muse, Greg Cooley, Greg Sohns. Office assistants ' boss, Mrs. Nelson. Clinic and Office Assistants J UJ in e m 10 uj m e h Mary Carol Cook checks the clinic ' s eye chart Library Assistants ROW 1, L. to R.: Peggy Arnold, Allyson Fuller, Reine Stroff, Linda Fair- cloth, Ruth Reinsel, Nancy Carlisle, Diane Foote. ROW 2: Carol Levy, Ray Rice, Terri Hicks, Joan Schmuckler, Lorraine Dailey, Stephanie Moulton, Shari Danch, Nadine Eynon, Roxie Duffin, Alfred Taylor. 131 SEATED, L. to R.: Carol Knoblauch, Sandy Poe, Sealy Hicks, Janet Smith, Marcia Oldham. STANDING, L. to R.: Grace Pilonero, Mary Sims. Shropshire, the Langley literary magazine, is printed twice yearly. This year the staff received so much good student material, that they printed a supplementary issue which was included in the January Scop. The 1965- 66 issues received a high rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. This year ' s edition won a first place award, ranking it among the highest in the country in its category. You mean someone even bothered to turn THAT in? questions Carol Knoblauch as Larry Miller ignores the whole thing. Scop Left to Right: Nelson Johnson, co-editor-in-chief; Dana -Herriman, Tom Faulders, Tom Dorsey, Chip Wood, managing editor; Not pictured: Sarah Buie, co-editor-in-chief; Karen Olson, features editor. In its second year of operations, Langley ' s newspaper, Scop, contained several innovations. The publication, which is issued ten times per year, was printed on regular newsprint for the first time. A second innovation was the publication of two special literary issues in conjunction with the staff of Shropshire. In honor of Langley ' s first graduating class, the staff distributed a senior edition of Scop at the end of the school year. A special feature of this year ' s paper was its Teen Series, an attempt to put into perspective the attitudes of the new generation. Under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Wayne S. Chester and the co-editorship of Nelson Johnson and Sarah Buie, Scop adequately and interestingly reported the news of Langley High School, 1966-1967. At the Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion Convention, Scop was awarded medalist honors, the highest award given by the association. Co-editor Nelson Johnson scans the most recent issue of Scop 7 • + —. m m m SCOp-yf A gentleman offered me a ' Tiparillo ' and I took it. Just one more mistake typewriter and I ' ll . . . ' Mmmmm, let me see now. In 25 words or less why I like Yippee Peanut Butter . . . Well it has the consistency of lava, even a child can spread it (with a trowel), you can pave your driveway with it, gargle with it, use it for mortar, and it comes in a choice of decorator colors — orange, pink, and chartreuse. 1 134 Shire The Individual . . . From the time the theme was decided upon in mid-summer, 1966, to the last days before the final deadline in April, the staff of SHIRE prepared the 1967 edition of the yearbook. Sur- rounding the table harried yearbook workers strug- gled to crop pictures, write copy, draw and redraw layout, and contrive methods for convincing potential advertisers that Langley ' s publications were the best. There were moments of boredom, conflict, panic, jubilation, meditation, accomplishment. But climaxing the year was the long awaited day when SHIRE would be in the hands of the students and faculty of Langley High School. Caution: Do not feed the editor. SEATED, L. to R.: Barbara White, Karen Bradley, clubs editor; Lolly Catching, managing editor; Kathy Eckles, editor-in-chief; Sue Souders, advertising editor; Mary Hazleton, layout editor. STANDING: Cathy Smith, Judy Lowe, Margo Reese, Nicki Scott, John Eckles, sophomore editor; Cathey Davis, senior editor; Patti Malloy, Kay Walls, faculty editor; Sandy Burnette, sports editor; Jan Nuechterlein, activities editor. Sports the amphitheater . . . slowly growing bleachers . . . tackling, dunking, pinning . . . Play ball! . . . falling down . . . getting up . . . sunshine . . . rain . . . First and ten, do it again! . . . Love all . . . cheese at half time . . . the art of casting . . . tension, fear, doubt . . . stealing bases, jumping hurdles, sinking free throws . . . Anderlick ' s oration . . . pep assemblies . . . Don ' t walk on the gym floor! ...13+11 . . . beat signs . . . We love you, Saxons. . . . 137 ROW 1 (L. to R.): Dana Linden, Dick Ruddle, Bill Robertson, Lake Crawford, Phil Hatcher, Steve Hughes, Butch Kersey, Alex Honeycutt, Bob Engel, Ric Rash, Greg Brown, Pierce Smith, Woody Woodman. ROW 2: Tom Faulders, Dave Brewington, Toby Bramble, Mike Kessler, Warren Jenkins, Pete Car- bone, Bill Carr, Lee Warren, John Borini, Mike Campbell, Tony Politano, Randy Wilson. ROW 3: Eddie Holt, Tom O ' Neill, Chris Thompson, Dave Aldrich, Jim Ferotte, Chris Reckmeyer, Ronnie Gentry, Roger Bracken, Dennis Miller, Norman Diaz, Phil Canter, Charlie Mattison. ROW 4: Trev Peale, Jim Hazam, Paul LeReche, Jeff Holman, Dan Lerch, Richard Pitts, John Wilson, Ronnie Becker, Dave Marshall, Kevin Fuller, Victor Price. Brian Rogers, Ken Greene, Rus Jenkins. Why does it always have to happen to me? ponders Alex Honeycutt. And you all let that knight on the white horse get by with this? questions Coach Price. Varsity Football Saxon Gridders Faced We They 15 T. C. Williams 33 7 Ft. Hunt 33 W L 40 Marshall 28 7 Wakefield 33 Yorktown 35 14 AAt. Vernon 33 Stuart 32 7 Madison 35 6 McLean 22 nsurmountable Odds Playing its first season against 1A Varsity competition, Lang- ley ' s Varsity team met stiff opposition. Reinforced by the J.V. team, the combined forces unceasingly fought to win but en- countered too many obstacles. The most rewarding game for coaches Price, Jacobs, Pence and King was against Mt. Vernon. Langley ' s top scorer and leading pass receiver was Ric Rash. Phil Hatcher received the Saxon Award; Butch Kersey, the Most Valuable Player Award; Bill Robertson, the Outstanding Lineman Award; and Pete Carbone, the Outstanding Back Award. The captains of the 1966 team were Seniors Alex Honeycutt, Butch Kersey and Bill Robertson. Ric Rash crosses the T.C. goal line for his seventh consecutive point. t I ) %- Ci ■ Langley Saxons make another touchdown in the first game of the season. Ivan Brown connects with Bob Engel to gain yardage. Lake Crawford gets set to ram Marshall opponent. Top scorer Bill Morris scores another touchdown for the undefeated Frosh. Freshmen Achieved A Perfect Record Freshman Football The Freshman football team, coached by Mr. Anderlik, was the first undefeated team in Langley ' s history. Meeting their opponents with determination and spirit, they battled their way to victory. After six victories, the Freshmen agreed that the toughest opponent was O ' Con- nell. To commemorate their triumphs, the- coach ordered special felt footballs which say Unde- feated Fr. 1966. Congratulations, Freshmen! We They 1 2 McLean 6 7 Stuart 6 19 Marshall 6 14 O ' Connell 13 27 McLean 27 Stuart ROW 1 (L. to R.): Tom Doe, co-captain; Bill Morris, co-captain; Bob Powell, Pete Gallagher, Bob Grade, co-captain; Rick Lewis, Jim Frerotte, Gary Temple, Eric Wilson, Loc Dyke, Rick Ellis, Ed Henry. ROW 2: Allyn Suddeth, manager; Spadey Cooke, Steve Vagnina, Mike Diamond, Craig Krupa, Don Heim, Ron Thring, Jeff Wissler, Bill Dozier, Jim Benelisha, Randy Mason, Del Robinson, Gus Lacey. ROW 3: Rick Raley, manager; Andy Seufer, mana- ger; Bill Bramble, Randy Smith, Don Coates, John Liebman, Bob Shipe, Bud Klipa, David Apgar, Wes Honeycutt, Gary Mims, Randy Marshall, Coach Anderlik. VARSITY: ROW 1 (L. to R.): Brenda Cockerill, Linda Mutchler, captain, Janet Smith, Susie McKenzie, Carol Herter, Kathy O ' Brien, Martha Mitchell. ROW 2: Priscilla Clarke, manager; Chris Tavel, Claire Tavel, Ann Hertzler, Anne Bacon, Nancy Dale, Sandy Burnett, Becky Smoot, Marian Duffy PICTURED: Cathy Smith, manager. NOT Field Hockey Daffodils Keep Sticks on the Ground. VARSITY We They 1 Groveton 7 Herndon 1 Lee 1 1 Jefferson 1 Madison 2 Falls Church 2 1 Mt. Vernon McLean JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1 (I. to r.) Barbara Ellin, Debby Ellin, Allyson McKenzie, Sheila Montague, Cathy Harney, Debbie Carter, Terrie Klopfen- stein. ROW 2 Chris Heath, Susan Styre, Jane Clayton, Becky Burch, Betty The fifteen Varsity hockey team members, led by captain Linda Mutchler, fought hard to outplay their opponents. The only problem was that they almost always tied. Finally, they defeated Mount Vernon. The season ended with a one-win, one-loss, six-tie record. Boasting only one loss, the Junior Varsity squad, under the supervision of Miss Webb, ended the year with five wins. The J.V. squad is looking forward to Varsity days. We 1 1 1 2 1 JUNIOR VARSITY They Groveton Herndon Lee 1 Jefferson Madison Falls Church Mt. Vernon McLean McCunniff, Judy Krizay, Jan Kowalczyk, Leslie Agnew, Caroline Kearns, Holly Carter. NOT PICTURED: Marjorie Scott, captain. 142 J.V. player Judy Krizay successfully gets the ball away from her opponent. Last one to the ball is a rotten egg. Hi, Ho, away we go! 143 Cross Country Saxons placed second in State VARSITY SCORES We They 25 O ' Connell 34 17 Marshall 40 21 Yorktown 51 21 Falls Church 65 36 Wakefield 21 26 McLean 33 29 W-L 26 Wakefield Invitational 8th out of 22 Regional Meet 2nd out of 21 State Meet 2nd in the state (Low Score Wins) Jan Derryberry sprints for the tape. J.V. SCORES We They 19 O ' Connell 36 23 Marshall 37 23 Yorktown 37 40 Wakefield 21 18 McLean 45 40 W-L 19 Wakefield Invitational 11th out of 16 Regional Meet 3rd out of 21 ROW 1 (L. to R.): Charlie Caldemeyer, Joe Mann, Dan Creedon, Joe Kane, Tim Bahti, Jan Derryberry, Dan James, Dexter Seiss, Tom McKinney, Bill Marengo. ROW 2 Coach Tindall, Bryan West, Craig Davis, Ralph Bennish, Tom Thrall, Larry Schelling, Jerry Rosti, Manuel Rapoport, Ray Fridley, Hank Dillon. Improving immensely from a first year team in ' 65, the cross country team astounded coaches and students alike. Coupled with endurance and Mr. Tindall ' s coaching, the boys desire led them on to victory. In the State Meet, Jan Derry- berry placed 10th; Tom Thrall, 22nd; Dan James, 27th; and Larry Schelling, 36th. Jan Derry- berry received the Coaches Award; Dan James, Most Im- proved Runner; and Tom Thrall. Most Valuable Runner. 144 Cross-country team lines up for the Wafefield Invitational Meet . over the river and through the woods . . Ray Fridley leads J.V. team in regional meet. V 1 ROW 1 (L. to R.) : Tom Payne, Harold Vita, Dennis Martin, Key Erwin. ROW 2 Woody Woodman, Bob Nagle, Ken Summers, Bill John. ROW 3 Rusty Carolan, Jeff Wilson, Tom Brubaker, Butch Kersey. Wrestling Varsity Puts Forth Team Effort Weight Class Tom Payne 95 lbs. Harold Vita 103 lbs. Dennis Martin 112 lbs. Key Erwin 1 20 lbs. Woody Woodman 122 lbs. Bob Nagle 133 lbs. Ken Summers 1 38 lbs. Bill John 145 lbs. Rusty Carolan 154 lbs. Jeff Wilson 165 lbs. Tom Brubaker 1 80 lbs. Butch Kersey Unlimited With three weight classes unfilled the Langley grapplers had a challenging season. Coached by Mr. King, these matmen developed into a well-coordinated team. One accomplishment of the season was in the Marshall match when junior Tom Brubaker pinned state runner-up, Gary Mattozi. With Ken Summers, Woody Woodman and Tom Brubaker highlighting the season, the Varsity team gained recognition in the division. 146 Ken Summers gains the advantage over his opponent During practice, Saxons get a strenuous workout from Coach King. Wrestler looks defeat straight in the eye. J Grappler Tom Brubaker pins his opponent and adds points to Langley ' s score. A n Ji ' | ' , ' — — v - • • v A ? JnJ a a a a a jtffc Jillllii : ' ■ — 4 ' « ' - f r 1 ■ i ii n 1 k S -• ■ •TP 5? r to jp. J ' - Hi . r L - _ =- k . . u 147 ROW 1 (L. to R. ): Pam Clinton; Debbie Lewis, co-captain; Nancy Prothro, captain; Claire Tavel; Brenda Cockerill; Becky Smoot. ROW 2: Jane Faulders, Miriam Gay, Dianne Smith, Marie Tomlinson, Leslie Agnew, Marvine Cole, Kathy Spargo. Girls Varsity Basketball Varsity Plods Along The girls ' Varsity basketball season brought disappoint- ment along with brilliant victories. Surprising their Mt. Vernon adversaries, the girls went on to victory, 28 to 16. Under the coaching of Miss Johnson, the team elected as captain, Nancy Prothro, and co-captain, Debbie Lewis. To encourage the girls to make all their free throws, Miss Johnson devised a scheme so that every time a girl makes a free throw she receives a nickel and otherwise she forfeits one. Someone is bound to be rich at the end of the season! (The money will be used for a victory celebration at the end of the season.) We 16 33 20 36 28 16 19 They Lee 28 Jefferson 42 Madison . 47 McLean 38 Mt. Vernon 16 Marshall 32 Woodson 46 Stuart Annandale Springfield Fairfax Edison Five cents that you make it, Prothro! 1 A £ V ROW 1 (L. to R.): Debbie Ellin, Barbara Philips, Bobbi Ellin, co-captain; Pat Poulton, co-captain; Vicki Terry, Sheila Montague. ROW 2 Patti Burke, Judy Quinter, Betty McCunniff, Susie McKenzie, Libby Frazier, Becky Burch, Jane Clayton. ROW 3 Ann Spargo, manager; Holly Carter, Caroline Kern, Nancy Young, Cheryl Jones, Robyne Meeker, Gwen Spargo, manager. Girls J.V. Basketball Female Cagers Surprise Opponents Spirit and determination were consistently shown throughout the season. Coached by Miss Webb, the J.V. team started out the season with a five game winning streak. Undaunted by their defeat by Marshall, they continued in the fol- lowing games to pursue victory with desire. With Pat Poulton and Bobbi Ellin as the co- captains, these girls displayed fine sportsman- ship and team work throughout the season. We They 18 Lee 13 35 Jefferson 20 27 Madison 17 22 McLean 17 29 Mt. Vernon 12 13 Marshall 23 1 7 Woodson 24 Stuart Annandale Springfield Fairfax Edison 1 r Varsity player, Becky Smoot anxiously awaits a pass from a teammate. J.V. co-captain, Pat Poulton goes in for a layup in the Jefferson game. ROW 1 (L. to R.): Francis Gamotis, manager; Coach Pence, Rick Dieterich, manager. ROW 2 Phil Fitzhugh, Ed Arnold, Bill Robertson, Steve Wright, Ken Taylor, Tim Rutherford, Vince McDonald, Rod McDonald, Tex Strickland, Brad Sherman, captain; Gary Fitzhugh, Jim Hill. MISSING: Dave Lawless Varsity Basketball Varsity Had Tough Luck and Close Games Bouncing their way through the season, the Varsity basketball team, under the coaching of Mr. Pence, practiced together daily after school to deliver the utmost performance. Although height was not the main asset, these boys had the will to win. Playing a rough schedule, they succombed to several teams, yet always gave the opponent a tough time. Brad Sherman was the captain of the team. We 46 42 56 48 40 33 65 36 31 37 They Falls Church 55 Madison 68 Fairfax 67 Mt. Vernon 64 Yorktown 41 W-L 43 Annandale 77 Wakefield 70 Stuart 60 Marshall 53 McLean Yorktown W-L O ' Connell Wakefield Stuart Marshall McLean Mine! 150 Captain Brad Sherman listens to the referee ' s instructions. Vince McDonald attempts to dribble Falls Church opponent Face your partner left and right. Pass the ball out of sight. 151 Ken Taylor plays his usual bustling game Rod MacDonald puts the bite to an op- ponent. One potato, Two potato, Three potato, Four , 152 Ted Leigh fights three opponents for rebound. J.V. Basketball We They 40 Falls Church 36 48 Madison 43 44 Mt. Vernon 45 23 Yorktown 36 23 W-L 27 31 Annandale 30 58 Springfield 64 30 Wakefield 54 33 Stuart 36 42 Marshall 34 McLean Yorktown W-L O ' Connell Wakefield Stuart Marshall McLean Langley ' s first true J.V. basketball team started out the season on the right foot with a win over Falls Church. During the season, win or lose, they played many breath-taking games. Coach Price trained them with the hope that they would re- inforce next year ' s Varsity squad. The final tally could never reflect the excitement of near victory and the tight competition with this year ' s adversaries. J.V. Players Share in the Thrill of Competition ROW 1 (L. to R.): Coach Price. ROW 2 Bruce Hall, Mark Wilson, Bruce Kelley, Don Brown, Tom Hixon, Dave Wright, manager. ROW 3 Dave Miller, Jim Frerotte, Ted Leigh, Chris Reckmeyer, Mark Harsha, Jim Morrin, Tom O ' Neill. ROW 1 (L. to R.) : Tom Doe, Chuck Monson, Loc Dyke, Marty McCarthy, Coach Sarris. ROW 2 Richard Leigh, Jim Frerotte, Jim O ' Reagan, Woody Fitzhugh. ROW 3 Bob Grade, Chris Dowell, Jim Fisher, John Liebman, Bruce Harsha, captain. Freshman Basketball Freshman Uphold Their Winning Tradition Frosh Woody Fitzhugh takes the ball down court. The mini-men of Langley are upholding the freshman tradition of winning. Defeating their first seven opponents, the cagers, coached by Mr. Sarris, look like a promising team for the future. Individual performance combined with team effort provided the necessary elements for a winning season. We They 29 Marshall 27 58 Herndon 40 47 McLean 32 32 O ' Connel l 29 32 Stuart 29 26 Marshall 24 38 Herndon McLean 30 O ' Connell 154 ROW 1 (L. to R.)= Jim Luibl, Bill Geozley, Bill Robertson, Al Rosenbaum, Jay Chabot, Dick Ruddle. ROW 2 Curt Muir, Alan Palmgren, Dick Ellis, Dave Lawless, Coach Graves. Golf Par for the course The golf team is looking forward to a successful season with the return of six lettermen. The experience gained from last year ' s competition enabled the team to improve on last year ' s record. Led by Jay Chabot and Al Rosenbaum, through adverse conditions, the team faces the challenge with Saxon Spirit. GOLF SCHEDULE April 3 Woodson Army-Navy April 7 Jefferson Army-Navy April 10 Fairfax Army-Navy April 14 Falls Church Army-Navy April 17 Stuart Chantilly April 21 Marshall Westwood April 28 McLean Cedar Crest May 3 Madison Westwood May 5 Springfield Cedar Crest May May 8 12 Play Offs Regional Qus lifying (Fairfax) (Fairfax) (Intown) May May 15 18-19 Northern Va. Team Championship Virginia Interscholastics Jay Chabot practices putting outside the gym. Catch it if you can! In Langley ' s first season, the Saxon batmen established a new county record for a first year team, compiling a record of seven wins and eight losses against Varsity competition. With many re- turning lettermen, coached by Mr. Anderlik, a former professional ballplayer, the chances for another record-breaking season are good. VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 4 Herndon April 11 Wakefield April 14 Stuart April 18 O ' Connell ' .. April 21 McLean April 25 Marshall April 28 Yorktown 1 May 2 W L May 5 Wakefield May 9 Stuart ' May 12 O ' Connell May 16 McLean . May 18 Herndon May 19 Marshall May 23 Yorktown S May 26 W L Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Varsity Baseball Stealing the show ROW 1 (L. to R.): Victor Price, Bob Ellis, Steve Hughes, Brad Sherman, Tim Eley, Lake Crawford, Charlie Golf, Gary Fitzhugh, Rick Deiterich, Jim Barrackman, Pete Carbone. ROW 2 Van Hoofnaqle, Robert Golff, Mac McNeil, Warren Jenkins, Kevin Beyer, Randy Wilson, Greg Brown, Mike Hawes, Clark Gillet. ROW 3 Eddie Arnold, manager; Coach Jacobs, Joe Gersuk, Ken Werner, Steve Wright, Dan James, Darrell Stuart, Coach Anderlik, Steve Harrington, manager. 1 156 Go to it Brad! Southpaw Ricky Dieterich burns in a fastbal Throw it, I dare you, chants Steve Hughes. ?? —?!!!!!!! seems to express lake Crawford ' s sentiments Rubber ball come bouncing back to me! 157 ?3 9 % m 1 ROW 1 (L. to R.): Tom Thrall, Craig Davis, Brian Rogers, Jeff Gallue, Charles Caldemeyer, Bill Morris, Bob Kunhardt, Tim Bahti, Joe Kane, George Lawrence Guy Woodward, Mark Knudsen, Key Irvin, ROW 2 Richard Stokes, Alan Setser, Tom Bahti, Tom Dillon, Jack Seaver, Bryan West, Tim Edmond, Chris Poklig, Francis Gamotis, Jack Rosenbaum, Rick Rogus, Med Chalot, Mike Harrison, Kent Saunders. ROW 3 Coach Tindall William Wienckowski, Howard Moline, Dexter Seiss, John Wood, Tom McKinney, Phil Tuggle, Simon, Manuel Rapoport, Jan Derryberry, Terry Benton, Aton Healy, Frank Vagnina, Chuck Nichols, Ralph May. Track and Field Saxon Cinder-Burners Don Gambrell makes like Superman in track meet. 158 This year, the tracksters were able to practice at home with their own field equipment. Coach Tindall ' s daily training for fifty-five potential track stars included pacing a five-mile practice run, taking a quick shower, and massaging shin-splints. Participants in field events such as shot put, high jump and broad jump, also practiced after school. The boys learned that good physical condition could only be achieved through long hours of regulated practice. TRACK SCHEDULE March 24 W L Relays Home April 1 Fairfax County Relays Away April 5 McLean Away April 8 Alexandria Relays Away April 12 W L Home April 15 Yorktown Away April 19 Wakefield Away April 22 Hammond Relays Away April 26 O ' Connell Away April 29 Wakefield Invitat. Away May 3 Marshall Home May 5-6 Fairfax County Meet May 13 District Meet May 19-20 State Meet Where ' s the fire? exclaims Tom Mc- Kinney ' Blaze Derryberry sprints ahead in the W L Relay. Tom Thrall pants towards the finish lint. • 159 VARSITY: ROW 1 (L. to R.); Marian Duffy, Bobbi Ellin, Debbie Ellin, Lynda Smith, Mary Dale Poe, Sandy Poe. ROW 2 Judy Boland, manager; Becky Dillion, Helen Fell, Lynn Neal, Linda Baker, Sue Gentry, Alma Robinson, Miss Webb, coach. Not pictured: Alycia Bittick, Linda Mutchler. Softball A diamond is a girl ' s best friend VARSITY SCHEDULE April 11 Woodson Home April 13 Stuart Away April 20 Annandale Springfield Home April 25 Away April 27 Fairfax Home May 2 Edison Away May 4 Ft. Hunt Home May 9 Falls Church Away May 11 Herndon Home May 16 Groveton Away The Varsity Girl ' s Softball team, under the able instruction of Miss Webb, consisted of fourteen high-spirited girls, who, by combining determination and hard work produced the elements for a winning season. Hustle and drive, sparked by Coach Harrelson were characteristic of the members of the J.V. Softball team in practice as well as in every game. Their spirit, more than any other factor determined their success in competition. Even in the defeat, the girls went down swinging. JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE April 11 Woodson Home April 13 Stuart Away April 20 Annandale Home April 25 Springfield Away April 27 Fairfax Home May «2 Edison Away May 4 Ft. Hunt Home May 9 Falls Church Away May 11 Herndon .Home May 16 Groveton Away JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1 (L. to R.): Sandra Whitlock Linda Bracken, Susan Clark, Boutie Bouteiller, Karen Krieger, Karen Cole, Jeanne Hintz, Luana Read. ROW 2 Carole Stoneback, manager; Sheila Montague, Betty Mc- Cunniff, Fleeta Meihls, Cheryl Jones, Nancy Young, Holly Carter, Kay McNeil, Priscilla Clarke, Becky Burch, Patti Burke, Manager. 160 ' Look, I can hit the ball, exclaims Sandy Poe. Bend and stretch, reach for the sky, stand on tippy toes oh so high. Varsity player Helen Fell proves that catching the ball is harder than it looks. By golly, I think I sat on something, utters J.V. player, Bootie Boutieller. Eddie Arnold prepares to smack an oncoming tennis ball. The Saxon racket wielders are perfecting hard hits, smashing serves, and driving backhand returns in fast-moving games of tennis after school. Some net-men began the season with handicaps such as a sore, leg or a foot wounded by a falling desk, but one main problem plagued all the players— a lack of tennis balls. Under the skillful coaching of Mr. Lyons, the tennis team looks forward to a good season this year. TENNIS SCHEDULE April 13 George Mason Home April 17 Yorktown Home April 20 Marshall Away April 24 Wakefield Away April 27 McLean Home May 1 Stuart Away May 4 W L Away May 8-16 Northern Regional May 19-20 State Matches- -Charlottesville Tennis Racketeers Net Recognition ROW 1 (L. to R.): Scott Butler, Chuck Munson, Kent Hambreck, Ken Foley, Dave Faulders, Tom Schalk, Bruce Kevan. ROW 2 Steve Worley, Bill Ather- ton, Jim Buie, Bruce Miller, Ted Leigh, Rod MacDonald, Ed Arnold, John Reynolds, John Caldemeyer, Dale Saunders. Not pictured: Bill Handy 162 fr COACH WEBB J.V. Hockey J.V. Basketball Varsity Softball COACH TINDALL Cross Country Track and Field Coaches Page VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHES: Pense, Price, Jacobs and King. 5K ■ V I COACH GRAVES Athletic Director Golf COACH ANDERLIK Freshman Football Varsity Baseball r ' : ; - - ROW 1 (L. to R.): Karen Cole, Marilyn Stamm, Sherry Holser, Margo Stickler, Dawn Hervey, Charlotte Rainer. ROW 2 Peygii Snyder, Laura Watts, co-captain; Kaky Kondall, Georgia Pournaras, Janet Velie, Donna Froelich, captain; Jerri Wood. Varsity Cheerleaders Is thirteen an unlucky number? Hey, it ' s empty! Who says blondes have more fun? says Margo Stickler. 164 Laura Watts and Margo Stickler share an anxious moment at a Saxon basketball game The Saxon aids the cheerleaders. Composed of thirteen vibrant girls, the 1966-67 cheerleading squad has done a considerable amount of work to boost the school spirit at Langley. Selling beat signs to students before the football and basketball games is just part of their tradition. Another activity is to make cardboard footballs and put them on the Varsity players lockers in an effort to raise their morale before games. Associated with their variety of died green tennis shoes, these bubbling girls work hard to induce school spirit among the students of LHS. Guided by Miss Harrelson, the Varsity captain is Donna Froelich with Laura Watts as co-captain. No, I ' m sorry our group didn ' t have 34% fewer cavities, We ' re the clearasil people. Back to Front: Jill White, captain; Helen Fell, Donna Schelling, Karen Mazingo, Susan Tolson, Carol Lowry. Left to Right: Sue Lantz, Beth Ankers, co-captain; Ann Egan. Not pictured: Janet Cunningham. J.V. Cheerleaders enjoy the Marshall fight on the other side of the gym. J.V. Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders Prove a Lusty Bunch Baffled by the combining of the football teams, the J.V. girls were honored and excited about cheering for the second half of the re- maining Varsity football games. Rooting the J.V. boys to victory, this squad, under the leadership of Jill White, deserves much credit. Their spirits are never dampened, even when the stands are not filled. 166 9 s J.V. cheerleaders become emotional over an exciting game. ROW I (L. to R.): Jane Lowry, Nancy Smith, Jan Neal. ROW II: Marise Gilfillan, Carol Le- Gare, Lynn Richardson. Freshman Cheerleaders Frosh cheerleaders cheer for undefeated teams The Freshman cheerleaders, under the guidance of Miss Harrelson, contributed much to Langley ' s school spirit. By practicing good sportsmanship themselves, they encouraged the entire student body to boost their team in a manner benefitting a true Saxon. Boasting an undefeated season, the freshman cheer- leaders were the women behind the great men. Freshman cheerleaders cheer the undefeated freshman team to victory AGAIN. 167 rm I Jt ir-f - £ 7= = I Advertising Sallying salesmen . . . pen and contract in hand . . . Where ' s McLean Press? . . . 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JfrS YV Sand Y Burnett ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR John Borini SPONSOR T?T7-rrl7 X r % . ' . Mr. Taylor General Staff Judy Lowe Alex Honeycutt Patti Malloy Margo Reese Cathy Smith Barbara White Thank you Photo Credits The staff of Shire wishes to thank the following Harris and Ewing people for making the publication of this year- George Deal book possible: Mr. Elam K. Hertzler; Col. Wayne Nicholas Scort Bart: the Administration; Mr. Lester Peterson; C. K. Murray Mr. Danny DeFalco; Mr. Frank Taylor; Mr. George Deal of LaMont Studios; Harris Ewing Studios; the staff of Scop Shropshire; custodians; and student contributors. Shire was published by Taylor Publishing Co., Dallas, Texas. 176 Senior Activities NANCY JEANNE AITKEN Calif. Scholarship Fed. 1, 2, 3; NHS 1, 2, 3; Play 1, 4; Yearbook 1; Pep Club 3, 4; Rally Comm. 3. FUMIKO AKUZUKI Volleyball 1; Class Rep. 2. 3; English Speaking Soc. 2, 3; Japanese Handwriting Club 2, 3; AFS 4; IRC 4; Tennis Intra. 4. JOAN McNAIR ALBERT (Joni) Debate Club 1; Latin Club 1, 3, 4; Lib. Ass ' t. 1; FNA 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, ' 3; Chem. Ass ' t. 3; DAR History Exam 3; Guidance Ass ' t. 3; Monitor 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Play 3. CYNTHIA ELIZABETH ALLEN (Cindy) FNA 1, Hist. 2; Pep Club 1; Clinic Ass ' t 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Play 3; FHA 4. EDWIN ROLAND ALLEN (Eddie) Band 1, 2; Dance Band 1, 2; SCA Rep. 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Sp. Club 1. 2; JV Football 2; V Foot- ball 3. NANCY GAIL ALLINSON Girls ' Chorus 1; Hootenany 1; Latin Club 1, 3, 4, Treas. 2; McLean Science Fair 1st Prize 1, 2; No. Va. Science Fair 1st Prize Botany Agr. 1, 2; Prose Reading Contest 1; Science Club 1, 2; Biology Science Seminar 2; Debate Team 2, Cap ' t. 3; DAR History Exam 3; Poetry Reading Contest 3; Keyettes 4; Madrigals 4; Monitor 4. DONNA ANDRIOT Girls ' Chorus 1, 2; Concert Chorus 3, 4; Math Team 4; Lib. Ass ' t. 4; Madrigals 4. KAREL ANN APGAR Float Comm. 1, 2; FTA 1, 2; Surfers Club 1, 2; Monitor 4; Powder Puff 4. MARGARET LYNN ARNOLD (Peggy) FNA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2; Christmas Dance Comm. 3, 4; Lib. Ass ' t. 3, 4; Monitor 3. 4; Play 3, 4; Red Cross 4. GAIL ANITA ATKINSON Lib. Ass ' t. 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2; Plays 3, 4; FHA 4; Intra. 4. THOMAS MICHAEL BAHTI (Tom) NEDT Award 2; Key Club 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Track Mgr. 3, 4; Cross Country Mgr. 4. CYNTHIA MAE BAILEY (Cindy) Drama Club; FHA; Monitor 4; Red Cross Club 4; Softball. LINDA KAY BAKER (Baker) Badminton Basketball Intra. 1; Sportsday 2; Pep Club 3; V Basketball 3, 4; V. Softball 3, 4. JAMES CRISPEN BARACKMAN (Jim) Frosh Basketball 1; Frosh Football 1; JV Baseball 1, 2; JV Basketball 2; JV Football 2; Key Club 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; SCA Rep. 3, 4; V Baseball 3, 4; V Basketball 3; Rotary Citizen of the Year 3. JAMES MELVIN BASS (Mel) LARRY BAVRY Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Heart Research Program Award 3; Stage Band 3, 4; NHS 4. JACK LAWRENCE BAYS (Larry) Chess Club 1, 2; SCA Rep. 1; Plays 2, 3; Prom Comm. 3; Stage Mgr. 3, 4. BARBARA ALLEN BERGNER (Babs) Sp. Club; Tri-Hi-Y Member at Large. JOHN KELSO BERNHART Drama Club; IRC 4. KENNETH KEVIN BEYER Swim Club 1; Biology Lab Ass ' t. 2; Monitor 3, 4; Parking Lot Attendent 4. ROBERT PRESTON BISHEL (Bob) ALYCIA LIN BITTICK Band 1, 2; Office Ass ' t.; Play; Sp. Club; Thespians. RUTH ANN BLACK (Blackie) Lab Ass ' t. 2; Surfers Club 2; Office Ass ' t. 3; English Ass ' t. 4; IBM Ass ' t. 4; Monitor 4; Powder Puff 4,- WC Sec. 4. JOHN BORINI Debate Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1, 2; Intra. 2; IRC 2; Newspaper 2; SCA Rep. 2; Swim Club 2, 4; V Track 3, 4; V Wrestling 3; V Football 4; Year- book 4. JOANNE BLAINE BOUTWELL Chorus 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 1; Yearbook 1; AFS 3; Prom Comm. 3; Christmas Dance Comm. 4; Powder Puff 4. KAREN KAY BOYD AFS; FHS Girls ' Drill Team; Math Club; NHS; NJHS; Pep Squad; Sp. Club. KAREN BERET BRADLEY (Bere) Hockey 1; Literary Club 1, 2; Miss Pancake ' 64 1; Newspaper 1, Ass ' t. Business Mgr. 2; Sp. Club 1, 2; Jr. Glee Club 2; Lib. Ass ' t. 2; Yearbook Ass ' t. Literary Ed. 3, Clubs Ed. 4. ARTHUR TOM BRAMBLE (Toby) JV Football 1; Lettermen ' s Club 1, 4; Rifle Team 1; V Football 2, 3, 4; Lib. Ass ' t. 3. RODNEY DEAN BROWN (Rod) V Wresting 3, 4; PE Ass ' t. 4. HANS PETER BUCH (Pete) Swim Club 1; Chess Club 2; AFS 3, 4; German Club Pres. 3, Social Chrm. 4; Monitor 3; Tree Planting 3; Bus Driver 4; Fr. Club 4. SARAH DUNCAN BUIE Class Treas. 1, 2; Keyettes 2. 4, Projects Chrm. 3; Newspaper 2, Ed-in-Chief 3, 4; NJHS 2, 3; Girls ' State 3; Madrigals 3; SCA Cabinet 3, Clerk of Senate 4; Ass ' t. to Ass ' t. Principal 4; Interscholastic Safety Council 4; NHS 4. SANDRA LEE BURNETT (Sandy) AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2; GAA 2; NEDT Award 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Intra. 3, 4; JV Hockey Co-Cap ' t. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook Sports Ed. 3, 4; V Hockey 4. JACQUELINE HASCOET BURNHAM (Jackey) Chorus 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; NJHS 1, 2; Orpheliat 1, 2, 3; Service Club 1, 2, 3; News- paper 3; IRC 4. RONALD STUART BURT (Ron) Play 1, 3; SCA Rep. 1; Chess Club 2; Science Fair 1st Place Physics County Honorable Mention 2; No. Va. Heart Asso. Ayard 3; What Democracy Means to Me Pin 3. ALICE HOPE BUSBY (Bushie) Girls ' Chorus 1, 2; Lib. Ass ' t. 1; Girls ' Ensemble 2; Stage Band 2, 3; Trj-M 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Symphonic Band 3, 4; Madrigals Accompanist 4. SUSAN MARY BYRNE (Sue) CSMC 1; de Marillar Club 1; Volleyball 1; Sp. Club 2. MARY ANN CAMPBELL JV Basketball 1; Marching Band 1; Symphonic Band 1, 2, VP 3; Mendel Biology Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 2; Tri-M 2, 3, 4; Youth for Christ 2; V Basketball Mgr. 3. MICHAEL WOODWARD CAMPBELL (Mike) ' Debate 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Class Sec. 2; JV Track 2; V Football 3, 4. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL CANAN (Chris) Frosh - Basketball 1; Frosh Football 1; JV Football 2. JAMES R. CANTER (Jim) Fresh Basketball 1; Frosh Football 1; Track 1; JV Football 2; Ski Club 2. RICHARD PETER CARBONE (Pete) SCA 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; V Football 4. LYNN ANN CARR JV Basketball 1; Youth for Christ 1; JV Hockey 2; Ski Club 2; FTA Pres. 3, VP 4; German Club 4, Hist. 3; IRC 4. JANET EASTMARY CARTER Play 3; Sp. Honor Soc. 3, 4. MARY GWEN CASEY Art Guild 2, 3; FHA 3, 4; SCA 3. LAURELEE CATCHING (Lolly) Sp. Club 1, 2; JHS Beauty Queen 2; Yearbook Queen Contest 2; Christmas Dance Court 3; Monitor 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Yearbook Literary Ed. 3, Managing Ed. 4; Sweetheart Dance Court 4, V.F.W. Speech Contest Winner. KYLE FRANCIS CATTERLIN (Cat) Audio Ass ' t. 1, 2; Gym Team 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2; Water polo 1; Electronics Aid 2; Swim Club 2, 4; Pep Club 3; Play 3; Madrigals 4. JOSEPH LAURENT CHABOT (Jay) NJHS 2; Beta Club 3; Golf 3. PETER MacDONALD CHASE (Pete) NEDT Award 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2; Key Club Treas. 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; NMSQT Semi-Finalist 3; Play 3; Admn. Ass ' t. 4. MARVINE COLE (Marv) Art Club 1; JV Basketball 2; V Basketball 3, 4 IRC 4. DEANNA ELAINE COMBS (Dee) Art Club 1; Drama Club 1; Honors Club 1; News paper 1; SCA Activities Chrm. 1, Rep. 2, 3, 4; Sp Club 1; Spring Dance Comm. 1; Yearbook 1, 3 Home Ec. Award 2; NEDT Award 2; Science Club 2 Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Monitor 3 4; NHS 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Prom Court 3; Sp Honor Soc. 3, 4; Cap Gown Comm. Chrm. 4 FHA 4. CAROLYN FRANCES CORWIN Basketball Intra. 1; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Fr Honor Soc. 1, 2; NJHS 1, VP 2; Keyettes 2; Treas 3, Sec. 4; Mendel Honor Soc. 2; Tri-M 2, Sec. 3 Pres. 4; Play 2; AC Conf. 3; All-Regional Band 3 Fr. Honor Soc. 3; NHS 3, 4; Woodwind Quartet 3 Youth the Atom Conf. 3; Magazine 4; NMSQ 1 Semi-Finalist 4. BONNIE JEAN COTTLE JV Basketball 1; Keyettes 2, VP 3, Pres. 4; Sk Club 2; Office Ass ' t. 3; NHS 4. LAKE BURTON CRAWFORD Frosh Basketball 1; Frosh Football 1; JV Basebal 1, 2; JV. Basketball 2; Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm 2; SCA Rep. 2; V Baseball 3, 4; V Basketball Mos Valuable Player 3; V Football 4, Cap ' t. Mos Valuable Player 4. JAMES MELVIN CROTTY (Jim) JV Football 1; V Baseball 1, 2, 3; V Wrestling 2, 3 Coaches Award 1; Homecoming Comm. 2, 3; Fr Club 2; ROG ' S 2, 3; V Football 2, 3; Chorus 3 Speech Drama Club 3. SHARLYN LYNN DANCH (Shari) IRS 2, 4; AFS 3; Latin Club VP 3, Pres. 4; SC Rep. 3, 4; Keyettes 4; Lib. Ass ' t. 4; Play 4; SC Social Comm. 4. SUSAN ANN D ' AREZZO (Sue) AFS 2 ; Fr. Club 2; Keyettes 2, Sec. 3, VP 4; NJH! 2,- SCA Cabinet 2; Plays 3; Yearbook 3; Class Sec 4; NHS 4. CATHERINE DAVIS (Cathey) Drama Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Sp. Club 1, 2 Office Ass ' t. 3; Yearbook 3, Senior Ed. 4. scon DAVIS SHERRY DEAL JV Debate Team 2; V Debate Team 3, 4. JAN HOYLE DERRYBERRY (Blaze) Cross Country 3, 4; V Track 3, 4. SANDRA LYNN DODD (Sandi) Fr. Club 1; FHA 2; Office Ass ' t. 4. EDWARD P. DODGE (Ed) FRANK EDWARD DOE (Eddie) Frosh Basketball 1; Frosh Football Cap ' t. 1; SC Rep. 1, Alt. 2; Symphonic Band 1; Track 1; J Basketball 2; JV Football Cap ' t. 2; Latin Club 2 NEDT Award 2; Key Club 3; NMSQT Commendatior 3; V Basketball 3; V Football 4, Cap ' t 3; Lettermen ' : Club 4. DEBORAH CLARE DONER (Debbie) SCA Rep. 1; Newspaper Ed. 2; Concert Chorus 3 4; Madrigals 4. HARRY WILLIAM DORRIS (Bylle) Fr. Club 1, 2; Frosh Football 1; Pep Club 1; Trad 2; V Football 3. ELIZABETH ANNE DOWNING Frosh Cheerleader 1; Ski Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; IRC 3 Pep Club 3; Play 3; Prom Comm. 3; Powder Puff 4 ALICE LaVERNE DUFFIN (Bonnie) Clinic Ass ' t. 1, 2; Homemaker of American 1, 2 Sp. Club 1, 2; Drama Club 2; Intra. Basketball 3 VOT 4. PATRICIA DUNCAN (Tina) Chorus 1, 3, 4; Fr. Club 1, 2; Mendel Biology Soc 2; Poetry Contest 2; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2 Political Science Club 3; Prom Comm. 3; Usher 3, Yearbook 3; Guidance Ass ' t. 4; Monitor 4. ELIZABETH JEANETTEE DUNGAN (Betty) Outstanding Performance in Physical Fitness 1, Swim Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Art Ass ' t. 4; Powdei Puff 4. DIANNE CORDELIA DYE (DeeDee) FHA 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 1; Alt. SCA Rep. 3, 4; Plays 3; Home Ec. Ass ' t. 4. ROBERT ROY EAGLE (Bobby) Frosh Football 1; German Club 3, 4; Gym Ass ' t. 3; Key Club 3; Political Science Club 3; V Cross Coun- try 3. 177 KATHY IRENE ECKLES (Kelly) GAA I; SCA Rep. 1, Alt. 2; Yearbook 1, Layout Ed. 2, Ed-in-Chief 3, 4; AFS Sec. 2, VP 3, 4; Class Activities Comm. 2; Class Publicity Comm. Chrm. 2; Class Sneator 3; Election Cabinet Chrm. 3; Keyettes 3, 4. DONALD WALTHER EDGE (Waffle) German Club 3; Wrestling 3; IRC 4. TIMOTHY GERALD ELEY (Tim) Science Club 1, 2; Greek Club 2; Newspaper 2; Key Club 3, 4; Play 3; SCA Rep. 3; V Baseball 3, 4. ROBERT BYRON ELLIS (Bob) Science Club 1, 2; Astronomy Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club Pres. 3; V Baseball 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 4; SCA Rep. 4. ROBERT KEITH ENGEL (Bob) Sp. Club 1; Key Club 3, 4; V Football 3, 4; Letter- men ' s Club 4. LINDA JUNE FAIRCLOTH (Fellah) Student Rep. 1; Ass ' t. to Director of PE 3. DEAN RICHARD FARVER Astronomy Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cycle Club 2; Sp. Honor Soc. ; V Track. LARRY DONALD FARVER NEDT Award 2; V Football 3, 4 ; V Golf 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 4. CYRIL THOMAS FAULDERS (Thorn) Projectionist Club 1; Radio Club 1; Ass ' t. SCA Rep. 2; JV Football 2; Boy Senator 3; German Club 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Subway Comm. 3; Workday Comm. 3; Class Pres. 4; Newspaper 4; V Football 4. HELEN ANN FELL Basketball 1; GAA 1; JV Softball 2; Play 2, 3; JV Cheerleader 3, 4; V Softball 3; Office Ass ' t. 4. NANCY ELIZABETH FINLAY PHILIP W. H. FITZHUGH (Phil) Frosh Basketball 1; JV Basketball 2; V Basketball 3, 4; V Football Mgr. 3, 4; Boys ' State 4; Lettermen ' s Club 4. FREDERICK AUSTIN FLINT German Club; NJHS. ROBERT SCOTT FORRESTER (Scott) CAROL ANN FORWARD Academic Award 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, Cap ' t. 3; Debate 1; GAA 1; Latin-Festival Queen 1; SCA 1, 2, 3; Choir 2; Girls Club 2, 3; Gym 2; Beau Dance Comm. Chrm. 3; Christmas Dance Queen 3; Foreign Language Club 3; Glee Club 3; Office Ass ' t. 3; Grid-Iron Honors Dance Court 4. KARIN GABRIELE FRIEDEWALD German Club Sec. VP. ALLYSON FRANK FULLER Fr. Club 1, 2; Guidance Ass ' t. 3; Lib. Ass ' t 3; Drama Club 4. WENDY DIANE FULLER Fr. Club Lib. 1; Tennis Club 2, 3; IRC 4; News- paper 4. DANIEL PATRICK GALLAGHER (Danie) DON J. GAMBRILL Intra. Football 1; JV Football 2; Sp. Honor Soc. 3; V Track 3, 4; Electronics Club 4. DONALD GIBSON (Don) Cross Country 1, 2; SCA 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, 4, Sec. 3; V Basketball 2. RICHARD CLARK GILLETT (Clark) German Club 1, 3, 4; Basketball Football An- nouncer 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; Science Lab Ass ' t. 4. CHARLES ANTHONY GOLFF Frosh Football 1; JV Football 2; V Baseball 3, 4; V Football 3; Lettermen ' s Club 4; Powder Puff Coach Ass ' t. 4. BEVERLY JEAN GOOD (Bev) Intra. 1; Sp. Club 1; Art Ass ' t. 3; Christmas Dance Comm. 3; Lib. Ass ' t. 3; Student ' s for Responsible Gov ' t. 4. CAROL KNIGHT GORE Fr. Club 1. 2; Alt. SCA Rep. 2; Latin Club 2, 4, Pres. 3; Plays 2, 3; Keyettes 4, District Rep. 3; Newspaper 3; German Club 4; NHS 4. STEVE GORMAN NEDT Award 2; Pep Club 2; Science Club 3, 4, Lib. 2; County Science Fair Honorable Mention 3; Philosophy Club 3; Sp. Club 3; Science Lab Ass ' t. 4. GAILE DENISE GRAY Pep Club 1, 2, Sec. 3; Reserve Band 1, 2; Basketball Mgr. 2, 3; Float Comm. 2; Sweetheart Dance Comm 2; Clinic Ass ' t. 3, 4; Play 3; AFS 4. MARTHA FOLGER GRIES German Club 1, 2, VP 3, Treas. 4; Marshall Forum 1; Yearbook 3. FONDA RAE GRIFFEY FHA 1; Gym Ass ' t. 3; Play 3. 178 SARAH JANE GRIFFITH German Club 1; Guidance Ass ' t. 3; Student ' s for Responsible Gov ' t. 3, 4; Director of Athletics Ass ' t. 4. JON LEONARD HALLSTROM (Hoss) SCA Rep. 1, 2; Class Activities Comm. 2; Constitu- tional Comm. Chrm. 2; Float Comm. 2; Chinese In- stitute 3; Jitney ' s Woerth 3, 4; Key Club Sec. 3, 4; Monopoly Marathon 3; Rotary Club Outstanding Student Award 3; SCA Activities Coordinator 3, 4; Student ' s for Responsible Gov ' t. Co-Director 3, 4. MALESSA RUTH HAM (Lessa) Office Ass ' t. 4. VIRGINIA ANN HANSBOROUGH (Annie) Intra. 1; Dance Club 2; Office Ass ' t. 2, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Student ' s for Responsible Gov ' t. 3, 4; AFS 4; Drama Club 4; IRC 4. SUSAN TREVOR ' HARRINGTON (Sue) Chorus 1; Intra. 1; Lib. Ass ' t. 1, 4. SHELLEY FOLLANSBEE HARRIS Art Club 1, 2; Intra. Basketball Softball 1; Class Float 2; Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm. 2; Sweet- heart Dance Comm. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Christmas Dance Comm. 3; Student ' s for Responsible Gov ' t 3, 4. MARY JANET HAZLETON Prom Comm. 2, 3; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2, 3; Swim Club 2, 4; German Club 3, 4; V Hockey 3; Play 3; Yearbook Layout Activities Co-Ed. 3, Layout Ed. 4; NMSQT Commendation 4; Powder Puff 4. NANCY McLEAN HECKEL ' (Ann) Professional Student 1, 2, 3, 4; SCA Rep. 1, 2; Science Club 1, Sec. 2; Swim Club 1; Class Activities Comm. Chrm. 2; Float Comm. Chrm. 2 Sweetheart Dance Comm. Chrm. 2; Class VP 3, 4 Monopoly Marathon 3; Political Science Club 3 Prom Comm. Chrm. 3; Student ' s for Responsible Gov ' t. 3, 4; Sweetheart Dance Court 3; V Softball 3; Powder Puff Chrm. 4. STEVEN POE HECKEL (Steve) JV Cross Country 1; Science Club 1, 2; Army Jr. Science Humanities Symposium 2; Class Pres. 2; NJHS 2; V Cross Country 2; V Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Chinese Institute 3; Concert Band 3, 4; Fairfax 3, 4; Fairfax County Traffic Safety Council 3; Jit- ney ' s Woerth 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Langley Steer- ing Comm. 3; Monopoly Marathon 3; NHS 3, 4; No. Va. Stage Band 3, 4; Optimist Club Youth Award 3; Radio Club 3, 4; SCA Pres. 3; Drum Major 4; SCA Rep. 4. RUTH CONSTANCE HERMS (Connie) Latin Club 1; Yearbook 1; Service Club 2; GAA 3; Prom Comm. 3; IRC 4; V Baseball 4. LOIS ANN HERTZLER (Ann) JV Hockey 1, 2; Keyettes 2, 3, 4 ; NJHS 2, 3; Alt. SCA Rep. 3, 4; FTA VP 3, Pres. 4; V HockeV Sports- manship Award 3, 4; NHS 4. ELIZABETH HETLAND (Beth) Christmas Concert; FTA; Hostess Club; Medics Club; Sp. Club; Spring Concert. PATRICIA ILENE HICKS (Pat) Fr. Club 1, 2; SCA Comm. 1, Chrm. __2; Newspaper 2; SCA Rep. 2; Keyettes 4, Program Chrm. 3; Publications Business Mgr. 3, 4; SCA Cabinet Social Chrm. 3; Class Cabinet Hist. 4. SEALY ANN HICKS Fr. Club 1; IRC 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Fr. Honor Soc. 2; NJHS 2; Magazine 3, Poetry Ed. 4; NHS 4. JAMES TOWNSEND HILL (Jim) Frosh Football 1; JV Basketball 2; Lib. Ass ' t. 3, 4; V Baseball 3, 4; V Basketball 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 4. ANNE LOUISE HILLER Art Club 1, 2; Badminton Intra. 2; Keyette 3, Projects Program Chrm. 3; AFS 4. BRUCE C. HOLBROOK Basketball 1; Basketball Intra. 3, 4; Math Club 3; Track 4. PETER BRACKEN HOLLINGER (Petey Detey) Basketball 1; Football 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Club 2. RICHARD ALFRED HOLT (Dick) WALTER ALEXANDER HONEYCUTT (Alex) Concert Band 1, 2; Frosh Football 1; JV Track 1; JV Football 2; SCA Rep. 3, 4; Symphonic Band 3, 4; V. Football 3, Cap ' t. 4; Cap Gown Comm. 4; Key Club 4; Monitor 4; Paper Drive Comm. Chrm. 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. STEVE ROBERT HUGHES (Horse) Frosh Football 1; JV Baseball 1, 2; Pep Club 1; JV Football Cap ' t. 2; SCA Cabinet 3; V Baseball 3, 4; V Football 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 4. JOAN BROUGHTON HULSE Fr. Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2; FTA 3, 4; Lib. Ass ' t. 3, 4; Plays 3, 4; IRC 4. HANI ALDUIAZIZ HUSSAIN IRC 4; Soccer; Tennis. CYNTHIA LOUISE IRVIN (Cindy) Cap Gown Comm. 4; Grid-Iron Honors Dance Court 4; Guidance Ass ' t. 4,- IBM Ass ' t. 4; Monitor 4; Paper Drive Comm. 4; Powder Puff 4; Yearbook Clerical Ed. 4. ZELMA RENE JACKSON Fr. Club 2; Office Ass ' t. 4. JO CAROL JOHNSON (Jodie) Plays 1, 2, 3; SCA Rep. 1; Forensics 2, 3; IRC 2, VP 3, Sec. 4; NEDT Award 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Class Hist. 3; Girls ' State 3; Latin Club 3, 4; SCA Fund Raising Comm. 3; Drama Club 4; Fr. Club 4; Powder Puff 4; SCA Cabinet 4. NELSON EDWARD JOHNSON (Nels) Class Rep. 1; Newspaper Sports Ed. 1, Reporter 2, Ass ' t. Mgr. Ed. 3, Co Ed-in-Chief 4; Key Club Activities Chrm. 3, Social Chrm. 4; Monopoly Marathon 3. SARA BERKMAN JOHNSON (Sally) Calif. Scholastic Fed. 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Girls ' League 1. 2; Booster Club 2; Inter-Tri-Hi-Y 2; Keyettes 2; Soph. Girl of Month 2; IRC Sec. 3, Treas. 4; Latin Club 4, Sec. 3; Newspaper 3; Sp. Honor Soc. 3; Majorette 4; Yearbook Literary Ed. 4 . TUCKER E. JOHNSON (Tuck) Coin Club 1, VP 2; Frosh Basketball 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Lib. Ass ' t. 2, 4; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2. JANET JUMPER (Jan) Choir 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Social Comm. 1; Madrigals 2, 3. JOHN PAUL JUSTICE (Johnny) Auto Rodeo 3rd Place 3; L ' il Abner 3. THOMAS ALLAN JUSTICE (Tommy) Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; V Football 3. JOSEPH RICHARD KANE (Joe) Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1; Swim Club 1, 2, 4; Track 1 ,- Lettermen ' s Club 2; V Cross Country 2 4, Cap ' t. 3; V Track 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Monopoly Marathon 3; Student ' s for Responsible Gov ' t. 3. GARRISON PRICE KENDRICK Bus Driver 3, 4. DIANNE SUSAN KENNEDY Swim Club 2; Daisey Mae 3. SARAH CATHERINE KERR JV Basketball Mgr. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2; Yearbook 2; AFS 4; Office Ass ' t. 4. CLINTON WALTER KERSEY (Butch) Basketball 1; Frosh Football 1; SCA Rep. 1; JV Football 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; V Football 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 4. MICHAEL EUGENE KESSLER (Mu Kappa) Basketball 1; JV Football 2; Track 2; V Football 4. LARRY NORRIS KING Reserve Band 1, 2; Track 4. CAROL JEAN KNOBLAUCH (Knobby) AFS 2, Publicity 3, Sec. 4; Float Comm. 2; Pep Club 2; Play 2; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2; Maga- zine Make-up Ed. 3, 4. KAREN SUSAN KNUDSEN (Knooty) CSMS 1; Lib. Club 1, 2; Swim Club 1; CPSA 2; Yearbook 2; Christmas Dance Comm. 3; Gym Ass ' t. 3, 4; Lib. Ass ' t. 3; Monitor 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; AFS 4; Powder Puff 4. SUSAN LOUISE LANTZ (Sue) Fr. Club 1; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 2; JV Basketball 2; V Basketball 3; Gym Ass ' t. 4; JV Cheerleader 4. SARAH ANN LATTIMER (Sally) FTA 1; German Club 1; NJHS 1; Fr. Club 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Play 3; NHS 4. ROBERT FRED LAWLESS (Bobby) Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4. ANN TILLMAN LEIGH Latin Club 1, 2; Mendel Biology Soc. 1; FHA 2; Homecoming Dance Comm. 2; NJHS 2; German Club 3, Sec. 4; Keyettes 3, 4. ERICH ERNEST LENGYEL Lib. Ass ' t. 3, 4; V Football 3. CHARLES LERCH (Chuck) Coral 1, 2 ; Debate Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Madrigals 1 , 2, 4. CAROL ANN LEVY Fr. Club 1; FTA 3, 4; Lib. Ass ' t. 3, 4. DANA PAUL LINDEN V Football 3, 4. SUSAN LOUISE LOWE (Sue) CHERYL LUIBL Pep Club 1, 2, 3; SCA Rep. 2; Clinic Ass ' t. 3, 4; L%tin Club 3; FHA 4 VINCENT CASTIGLIOLA MacDONALD (Vince) Frosh Basketball 1; JV Basketball 2; Mendel Biology Soc. 2; V Basketball 3, 4. EDITH BUCKINGHAM MARBLE (Pinky) Drama 1, 2, 3; Clinic Ass ' t. 2, 3; NEDT Award 2; Athletic Ass ' t. 4. BRENDA ELAINE MARTIN (BeBe) Magazine 2; Newspaper 2; PE Ass ' t. 3; Pep Club 3. CHRISTOPHER BERRYMAN MARTIN (Chris) Basketball 1, 2; Monogram Club 1, 2; Newspaper 1; V Track 1, 2. DAVID CLIFFORD MARTIN (Dave) Audio Visual 1; Intra. 1, 2, 3; Lib. Ass ' t. 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2; JV Basket- ball 2; Letterman ' s Club 2; SCA Rep. 2; Wrestling 2, 4. DENNIS MARTIN RALPH DAVED MAY WILLIAM HUGH McBROOM (Bill) AFS 1, 2, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Plays 2, 3; RSUTMUGD Pres. 3; UCA 3. MELISSA KEEN McDONALD (Lissa) Plays 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Madrigals 3; Monopoly Marathon 3; Paper Drive 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Archery 4; Athletic Ass ' t. 4; Concert Chorus 4; Leukemia Drive 4. FREDERICK JAMES McGARRY (Fred) Newspaper Columist 3; Play 4. DONALD E. McGUINEY (Don) Frosh Baseball 1; Frosh Football 1; JV Baseball 2; Lib. Ass ' t. 3, 4. MARILYN ROSE MclNTYRE Concert Marching Bands 1, 2, Pres. 3, 4; GAA 1; AFS 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 2; Pep Club 2; Plays 2, 3; Swingphonic Orchestra 2, 4; Class Activities Chrm. 3; Keyettes Membership Chrm. 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Tri-M 3, 4; Class Senator 4; Powder Puff 4; SCA Cards Comm. Chrm. 4. MARILYN McKINNEY EYC 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 2, 4; Wasson Lit. Guild 2; Fr. Club 3; FTA 4; SCA Rep. 4. LEO EDWARD McNEIL (Mac) Alt. SCA Rep. 1, 3; Drama Club 1; Intra. Basket- ball 1; Jr. Engineering Club 1; V Tennis 1; Chess Club 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Key Club 3, 4; V Baseball 3; Pep Club 4. WILLIAM TERRY McWILLIAMS (Bill) Golf. PAMELA ALEXANDRA MESHKOFF (Pam) Debate Club 1, 2; Fr. Club 1, 3, Sec. 2; Newspaper 1, 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; IRC 4. LAWRENCE CLAYTON MILLER (Mosca) Cross Country 1, 2, ' 4; Pep Club 1, 3, Treas. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; IRS 3. JAMES ALAN MILNER (Jim) Baseball 2; Class VP 2; Newspaper 2, 3, 4; SCA 2; Football 3. STEPHEN HAYDEN MIMS (Steve) SCA 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Sp. Club 1, 2; JV Football 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; IRC 3, 4; News- paper 3, 4; Political Science Club 3; Radio Club 3, 4; Debate Team 4; Senior Senator 4. STEPHEN LEROY MORRILL (Steve) Sp. Club 1, 2; Golf 3; Monitor 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; IRC 4. WILLIAM W. MORTON (Bill) Frosh Football 1; JV Track 1; JV Football 2; V Track 2, 3, 4; Play 3. GRADY RANDALL MOSS (Randy) V Football 3. STEPHANIE JO MOULTON (Steph) Pep Club 1; Play 2; Keyettes 3, Treas. 4; Lib. Ass ' t. 3, 4; NHS 3; Sp. Honor Soc. 3, 4; Latin Club 4 CURTIS EUGENE MUIR (Curt) NJHS 2, 3; Golf 3, 4; Key Club Pres. 3, 4; SCA Rep. 3; Sp. Honor Soc. 3, 4; NHS 4. MICHAEL WILLIAM MURPHY (Mike) NJHS 1, 2; Sp. Club 1, 2; Sp. Honor Soc. 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3; IRC 2, 3, 4; SCA Rep. 2; Boys ' State 3; NHS 3, 4; Play 3. ALBERTA M. MURRAY LINDA FAYE MUTCHLER (Mutch) AFS 2; JV Hockey Co-Cap ' t. Sportsmanship Award 3; Monitor 3; Monopoly Marathon 3; Voice of Democracy 3rd Place Award 3; V Softball 3- V Hockey 4. PAMELA JANE NAGLE (Pam) Basketball 1, 2, 3; Canteen Comm. 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Fr. List of Distinction 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Jr. Chorus 1, 2; NJHS 2, Pres. 1; Refresh- ment Stand 1, 2, 3; SCA 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Acappela Choir 2, 3; Home Ec Student of Month Award 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Play 2, 3; Class Treas. 3; Musical 3; Mathelites 3; NHS 3; Prom Comm. 3; Breakfast Club 4; Fr. Newspaper 4. KATHLEEN ANN O ' BRIEN (Kathy) Art Club 1; NEDT Award 1; Track Field Intra. Meet 1, 2, 3; JV Basketball 2; Publications Art Award 2nd Prize 2, 1st Prize 3; Gym Ass ' t. 3, 4; NHS 3; V Basketball Co-Cap ' t. 3; V Hockey 3, 4; Art Ass ' t. 4; Swim Club 4. MARY GERALYN O ' GRADY (Gerry) Stamp Club 1; Softball 2; Swim Club 2, 4; Aid Foreign Students Comm. 4; IRC 4; Monitor 4; Newspaper 4. MARCIA ANN OLDHAM AFS 1, 4, Treas. 2, Pres. 3; Magazine 1, 2, Ed-in- Chief 3, 4; Class Float Comm. 2; Debate Team 2; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; Play 2. DONALD L. OLIVER (Donnie) Fr. Club 1, 2; Track 1; Forensics 2; IRC 3, 4; Mo- nopoly Marathon 3; Political Science Club Pres. 3, 4; Student ' s for Responsible Gov ' t. 3, 4; Voice of Democracy Contest 3; German Club 4; Newspaper 4. MARGARET BERYL OLIVER Guidance Ass ' t. 4. KAREN SUSAN OLSON AFS 1, 2, Social Chrm. 3, Pres. 4; Calif. Scholarship Fed. 1; Class Sec. 1; GAA 1; Newspaper 1, 2, Fea- ture Ed. 3 ,4; NJHS 2; Class Treas. 3; Girls ' State 3; Keyettes 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; V Basketball 3; SCA Rep. 4. JOHN CATTLET OREAR (Gut) Frosh Football 1; JV Baseball 1, 2; JV Football 2; V Baseball 3; V Football 3, 4. KAREN MARIE PARRISH Fr. Club 1, 4, VP 2; Girls ' Chorus 1; Intra. 1, 2; IRC 4, Activities Comm. 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; AFS 4. CAROL L. PAXTON Horse Mastership 2; Pep Club 2; Sp. Honor Soc. 3, 4. THOMAS O. PAYNE (Tom) IRC 3, 4; Latin Club 3. GRACE ANN PILONERO IRC 2, 4, Pres. 3; Monitor 3; FNA 4; Magazine 4; Newspaper 4; Sp. Club 4. MARY DALE POE (Mer) Basketball Gym Intra. 1; Homecoming Dance Court 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Badminton Intra. 2; JV Basketball 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Christmas Dance Queen 3; Monitor 3; Pep Club 3; Prom Queen 3; V Basket- ball 3. SANDRA LYNNETTE POE (Sandy) Basketball, Gym, Volleyball Intra. 1; Sweet- heart Dance Court 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Bad- minton Intra. 2; JV Basketball 2; V Basketball 3. MARY ELIZABETH POPE Chorus 1; Class Treas. 1; FNA VP 2; Physical Fit- ness Award 2; Sp. Club 2; JADA 3; JYOC 3. GEORGIA STEPHANIE POURNARAS Basketball Intra. 1; SCA Rep. 1; Class See. 2; JV Cheerleader 2; NEDT Award 2; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2; Langley Steering Comm. 3; Magazine Ass ' t. Ed. 3, 4; Pep Club 3; V Cheerleader 3, 4; AFS 4. NANCY W. PROTHRO Track 1; Play 2; AFS 3, Treas. 4; Magazine 3; Monopoly Marathon 3; SCA Rep. 3; Sp. Honor Soc. 3; V Basketball 3, 4; NHS 4. FAIRFAX PUHAN (Faxie) Christmas Dance Comm. 1; Class Fav orite 1; SCA Rep. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2, 3; FHA 3, Sec. 2; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2; Class Sec. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Prom Court 3; Student ' s for Responsible Gov ' t. 3; Sweetheart Dance Court 3; SCA Social Chrm. 4. LINDA DOREEN PURNELL GRACE NOREEN QUINTER (Noreen) Band 1; FHA 1, 4; Choir 2, 3; Breakfast Club 3, 4; Red Cross Club 4. , DOROTHY ALICE RADEMAKER (Dody) NEDT Award 1; Pep Club 2, 3; Monitor 3, 4; Play 3; Office Ass ' t. 4. CHARLOTTE ANN RAINER SCA Rep. 2; Monitor 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Play 3; V Cheerleader 4, Cap ' t. 3. KURT PRENTIS RAMSAY (Buck) Wrestling 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Plays 3. MANUEL RAPOPORT (Arana) JA Wrestling 1; Track 1, 3, 4; Sp. Honor Soc. 3, 4; V Cross Country 3, 4. MARIA EMILIA RAPOPORT (Sheena) Chess Club 1, 2; Sp. Club 2; AFS 3; IRC 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Sp. Honor Soc. Sec. 3, Pres. 4; JV Cheerleader 4. ROBERTA HAILS RAUSCHENBACH (Robin) Acapella Choir 1, 2; Agua Show 1; Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 1, VP 2; NEDT Award 2; AFS 3, 4; Christmas Dance Comm. 3; IRC 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Play 3; Prom Comm. 3; SCA Rep. 3, Alt. 3; Pep Club 4. ELIZABETH LOUISE RECKMEYER (Betsy) Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3; NEDT Award 1, 2; SCf Rep. 1, 3; Tumbling Intra. 1, 2; Youth for Chris Club 1, 2, 3; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2; Traffii Team 2, 3; Christmas Dance Comm. 3; Class Rep 3; Float Comm. 3; Keyettes 3, Ass ' t. Nat ' l. Sec. 4 Mr. McLean Comm. 3; Nat ' l. Latin Award 3 Prom Comm. 3. GAIL E. REED Guidance Ass ' t. 3; VOT 4. JOHN REYNOLDS Intra. 1, 2, 3; Astronomy Club 2; Chess Club 2, 3 4; Lettermen ' s Club 2; V Tennis 2, 3, 4. KAREN JEANNE RICE (Kaje) Lib. Ass ' t. 3, 4. STEVEN RISTOW (Steve) Band 1, 2, 3; NEDT Award 1; Greek Club 2; NJH! 2, 3; Key Club 3, 4; Newspaper 3, Ass ' t. Ed. 4 Play 3; Prom Comm. 3; Stage Band 3; NHS 4 NMSQT Finalist 4; Stage Mgr. 4. ANN ROBERTS Pep Club 1; Activities Comm. 2; Homecominc Comm. 2; Maqazine 2; Basketball 3; Bit Spui Club 3; Class Sec. 3; Glee Club 3; Gold Four Award 3; Horse Show Comm. 3; May Day Cour 3; Prom Comm. Chrm. 3; AFS 4. WILLIAM ALEXANDER ROBERTSON (Bill) Chess Club 2; JV Football 2; Golf 3; NHS 3, 4 V Basketball 3, 4; V Football 4, Saxon Award 3. NADINE LEE ROMSTEDT Art Club 1; Pep Club 1; Float Comm. 2; SCfi Rep. 2; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2; Lib. Ass ' t. 3 4; Prom Comm. 3; Student ' s for Responsible Gov ' t 3, 4; Yearbook Art Ed. 4. ALBERT B. ROSENBAUM (Al) Social Comm. 1; Float Comm. 2; Golf 3, 4 ; Key Club 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Student ' s for Responsible Gov ' t. 3. JERRY EARL ROSTI Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2; V Cross Country 3, 4. RICHARD DICKSON RUDDLE (Dick) Frosh Basketball 1; Frosh Football 1; Float Comm 2; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 3; V Golf 3; V Footbal 3. 4. LINDA MARIE RUIZ Tri-Hi-Y 2; Christmas Dance Comm. 3, 4; Office Ass ' t. 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Sp. Honor Soc. 3, 4; Graduation Comm. 4. JO ANNA SAYLOR Campaign Mgr. 1, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Fr. Club 1; Fr. Honor Soc. jl; Alliance Francaise 2; Class Play 3; Newspaper 3, 4; Powder Puff 4. KIMBERLY ANNE SCHEPERLE (Kim) AFS; Baseball; Basketball; Drama Club; Fr. Club, Halloween Dance Comm.; SCA Rep.; IRC; Latin Club; Prom Comm.; Volleyball. DEBORAH ELISE SCHLEEF (Debi) Cancer Drive Award 1; Drama Club 1; SCA Rep. 1; Opera 2; Play 2; Christmas Dance Comm. 3; Guidance Ass ' t. 3; Monitor 3; Monopoly Marathon 3; Pep Club 3; Prom Comm. 3. JOAN ESTHER SCHMUKLER Drama Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 3; Fr. Club 3; Prom Comm. 3; IRC 4; Lib. Ass ' t. 4; Sp. Honor Soc. 4. JOHN KENNETH SEAL (Jack) Frosh Baseball 1; Frosh Football 1; JV Football 2; V Baseball 2; Drama 4. SUSAN TWINING SEAVER (Krinkles) Newspaper 1, 2, 3; Keyettes 2, 3, Nat ' l. Corres. Sec. 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Magazine 3; Tri-M 3, 4; Commencement Comm. Chrm. 4. CHARLES ROBERT SHEA (Charlie) KATHLEEN ANN SHEEDY (Kathy) Pep Club 2; Fencing 4; German Club 4; Swim Club 4; Tennis Intra. 4. CHARLES BRADLEY SHERMAN (Brad) Frosh Basketball 1; Frosh Football 1; SCA Rep. 1, 2, 4; V Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2; JV Basket- ball 2; JV Football 2; Office Ass ' t. 3, 4; V Basket- ball 3, 4. WAYNE CALVIN SHIFFLETT JV Baseball 1; V Baseball 2. MARCO TULIO COELHO SILVA Chess Club; Model Airplane Club; Music; Soccer; AFS Exchange Student from Brazil. ROBERT STEPHEN SILVERMAN SCA Rep. 2; V Wrestling 2, 3. MARY GRACE SIMS Fr. Club 1, 2; JV Hockey 1, 2; Magazine 1, 2, Prose Ed. 3, 4; Class Senator 2; Fr. Honor Soc. 2; Clerk of Senate 3; Keyettes 3, 4; NJHS 3; Optimist Award 3; Student Steering Comm. 3; V Hockey 3; Class Trip Comm. 4; IRC 4 ; NHS 4. 179 DAVID CHARLES SMITH (Dave) Frosh Football 1; JV Baseball Mgr. 1; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 2; Political Science Club 3; Prom Comm. 3; V Base- ball Mgr. 3. JANET L. SMITH AFS 1, 2; Art Club 1; Magazine 1, Art Ed. 3, 4; NJHS 1, 2; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; SCA Rep. 2, 3; Class Cabinet 3; NHS 3, 4; V Hockey 3, 4; SCA Cabinet 4. MARK ALWYN SMITH Chorus 1; Class Pres. 1; Newspaper 1, 2, Ass ' t Ed. 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Fr. Club 2; Play 3; Prom Comm. 3; SCA Cabinet Parliamentarian 3, Building Grounds Chrm. 4; Key Club 4; NHS 4; Woodwind Quintet 4. PIERCE ALEXANDER SMITH Alt. SCA Rep. 1; JV Football 2; V Football 3, 4. HUGH WILLIAM SMITH (Smitty) Basketball 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Track 2. REBECCA BRANNER SMOOT (Becky) Swim Club 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; JV Basketball 2; Gym Ass ' t. 3; Pep Club 3; V Hockey 3, 4; Sweet- heart Dance Queen 4. WILLIAM SOTHORON SMOOT (Will) Astronomy Club 1, 3, 4, VP 2; Pep Club 1; Fairfax Summer Science Inst. 3; Rifle Club 3; Bus Driver 4. MARGARET ANNE SNYDER (Peygii) Art Club 1, VP 2; Badminton, Track, Volleyball Intra. 1; Red Cross Club 2; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2; AFS 3; Prom Court 3; Yearbook 3; V Cheerleader 4. MARILYN SNYDER SUSAN GAY SOUDERS (Sue) GAA 1, 2; Pari. 1; Science Club 1; Yearbook 1, Activities Ed. 2, Managing Ed. 3, Advertising Ed. 4; Sweetheart Dance Comm. 2; Prom Comm. 3; Student ' s for Responsible Gov ' t. 3, 4; Workday Co-Chrm. 3; NMSQT Commendation 4; Powder Puff 4. ALICE LEONA SPORACIO Fr. Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; AFS 2, 3, 4; Plays 2, 3; Basketball Intra. 3; Christmas Dance Comm. 3; Keyettes 3, Hist. 4; Monitor 3; Monopoly Mara- thon 3; Fr. Honor Soc. 4; Lib. Ass ' t. 4. KATHRYN LUCILLE SPARGO (Kathy) FHA Pres. 1; JV Basketball 1; FTA 2, 3; JV Cheer- leader 2; Pep Club 2, 3; V Basketball 2, 3; Fr. Club 3; V Cheerleader 3. ROBERT EARL SPIVEY (Bob) Play 2; Constitution Comm. 3; Foreign Students Ass ' t. Program 3; Jr. Stock Holder 3; Key Club 3, 4; Sp. Honor Soc. 3, 4; NHS 4. BRUCE LEE STEAKLEY (Bruicy) Plays 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chem. Lab Ass ' t. 3; Hi-Y 4. DARRELL KAVIN STEWART (Duck) Dance Comm. 1; SCA Rep. 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Drama Club 2; Interact 2; Inter-City SCA 2; State SCA Convention 2; Boys ' State 3; Fairfax Safety Comm. 3; Key Club 4, VP 3; Leadership Conf. 3; Play 3; Safety Conf. 3; V Baseball 3, 4; Yearbook 3; Nat ' l. Safety Convention 4. DONALD WAYNE STRICKLAND (Kentucky) Frosh Basketball 1; JV Basetball 2; Science Club 2; Key Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3; V Basketball 3, 4; V Football 4, Outstanding Lineman Award 3. KENNETH RAY SUMMERS (Ken) Lab Ass ' t. 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1; JV Wrestling 1, 2; V Football 3; V Wrestling 4, Most Valuable Wrestler 3. PETER ANDREW TALLMAN (Pete) Science Club 1, 2; Russian Club 2; NJHS 3; Lab Ass ' t. 3; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4; NHS 4; NMSQT Scholarship 4. RANDOLPH MICHAEL TAUSS (Randy) Science Club 1, 2; Chess Club 2; FSA Regional Award 2; VJAS 2; VJAS Research Symposium Citation 2; NJHS 3; Radio Club 3, 4; Rifle Club 3; NHS 4. KEN MAXWELL TAYLOR (Montana) Frosh Football 1; Frosh Basketball 1; Track 1; V Basketball 3, 4; Ski Club 2; V Baseball 3, 4. KATHERINE DIANE TERRELL (Kathy) Chorus 1; AFS 2, 3, 4; Fashion Show 2; Fr. Club 2; Sp. Club 2; IRC 3; Prom Court 3; SCA Rep. 3; Sp. Honor Soc. VP 3, 4; Pep Club 4. MARSHA LEE TETRICK Girls ' Chorus 1; Lib. Ass ' t. 1, 4; Plays 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Ensemble 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Sp. Honor Soc. 3, 4; Guidance Ass ' t. 4. CAROL LEE THOMPSON Newspaper 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Monitor 3, 4. THOMAS W. TINSLEY (Tom) Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Sp. Honor Soc. 3, 4. MARSHALL VONE TROTTER (Vonnie) Biology Ass ' t. 2; Earth Science Club 2. KAREN LYNN TRUNDLE (Lynn) Pep Club 1, 2; IRC 4; Newspaper 4. ANN WEIR TURNER CHRISTINE LORA TUTHILL Business Ass ' t. 4. ALEXANDRA MILDRED ULANS (Alex) Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 4; SCA Rep. 1; GAA 3; Jr. Carnival Comm. 3; Pep Club 3; Powder Puff 3; Prom Comm. 3; Tennis Club 3; Drama Club 4. MILDA JEANNE VAIVADA AFS 1, 2; School Spirit Award 1; Keyettes 2, Pres. 3, Sr. Rep. 4; NJHS 2, 3; Foreign Students Ass ' t. Comm. 3; 3, 4; Sp. Honor Soc. 3, Pari. 4. GLEN E. VAN GULICK Lib. Ass ' t. 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. JULIE VAN HOOSE Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FNA 1, 2; Play 1, 2; Hockey 2, 3; Chem. Lab Ass ' t. 3, 4; Stage Band Vocalist 3, 4. ERIC VAN VALKENBURG IRC 4, Treas. 3; Monopoly Marathon 3. CHRISTINE MAYER VITA (Kriss) Agua Show 2; German Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Swim Club 3; Sports Night 3; Drama Club 4; IRC 4. KATHRYN ANN WALLS (Kay) Track 3, 4; Yearbook 3, Ass ' t. Faculty Ed. 4; Cap Gown Comm. 4. LELAND WARREN (Lee) Latin Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Debate Club 2; Student Steering Comm. 3; V Football 3, 4; V Track 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 4; Monitor 4. LINDA MEYRLE WELCH (Welchepo) SCA Rep. 1; Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 1; Class Reporter 2; GAA Co-Cap ' t. 2; JV Cheerleader 2; V Basketball 2; V Softball Cap ' t. 2. ROY WALTER WERTHMULLER IRC; Latin Club; Monopoly Marathon 3; Science Club; V Tennis 3. PETER HILL WEST (Pete) Chess Club 1; Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Geophysical Science Club 1; SCA Rep. 1, 4; Calif. Scholarship Fed. 2; Speech Club 2; Boys ' State Atty. Gen. 3; Class Pres. 3; Cornell Day 3; Key Club 3, 4; Madri- gals 3; Monitor Chrm. 3, 4; Monopoly Marathon 3; Nat ' l. Forensic League 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Plays 3; Tree-Planting Comm. Chrm. 3; Elections Comm. Chrm. 4. DOLORES ANNE WHEAT (Dordy) Majorette 2, 3, Cap ' t. 4; Pep Club 2; Band Ass ' t. 3; FHA 4; Monitor 4. LINDA CAROLYN WHITLOCK JV Softball 2; Business Ass ' t. 3; Office Ass ' t. 4. CHARLES ALAN WILLIAMS Track 3. ROBERTA ESTHER WILLIAMS WILLIAM JOHN WILLS (Bill) Calif. Scholarship Fed. 2; Science Club 2; Track 2, 3; Basketball Intra. 3; Math Club 3; Radio Club 3- IRC 4. HENRY RANDOLPH WILSON (Randy) Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Lettermen ' s Club 1, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Jr. Board 3; Key Club; SCA 3; Monitor 4. DIANE ELIZABETH WINGERD Riding Club 1, 2; Clinic Ass ' t. 4; Pep Club 4. DAVID CONRAD WOLFE (Dave) Forensic Soc. 3; Radio Club 3, Sec. 4; Science Club 3; Sp. Club 3; Sp. Honor Soc. 3, 4; German Club 4; IRC 4. RALPH H.. WOOD (Chip) Astronomy Club 1; SCA Rep. 2; Bridge Intra. 3; Math Team 3, 4; Monopoly Marathon 3; Newspaper As ' st. Ed. 3, Managing Ed. 4; Political Science Club 3; Chess Club 4; NMSQT Commendation 4. DAVID KING WOODMAN (Woody) Frosh Football 1; Gym Club 1; Swim Club 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Monopoly Marathon 3; V Football 3, 4; Letter- men ' s Club 4. STEPHEN LOUIS WORLEY (Steve) Frosh Football 1; V Tennis 2, 4; Monitor 3; V Base- ball 3; V Football 3; V Wrestling 3; Lettermen ' s Club 4. FRANK S. WORTHINGTON (Chip) Prom Comm. 3. DAVID CARL WORTMAN ( Dave) Science Club 1, 2; JV Football 2; Alt. SCA Rep. 3, 4; IRC 3, VP 4; Key Club 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4 Monopoly Marathon 3; V Football 3; Class Treas. 4 Debate Club 4; Lettermen ' s Club 4; Madrigals 4 Tree Planting Comm. 4. DANIEL MARK ZEISET (Danny) Beautification Program 3; Monitor 4. GEORGE HENRY ZUVER (Hank) JV Track 1; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3. Index A.F.S. 10? Abal, Maria 5? Abell, Elaine 126 Abrignani, Paula 51, 125, 123 Adamski, Jo Ann 43 Advertisements 127 Agnew, Leslie 59, 127, 142, 148 Aitken, Susan 128, 51, 123 Aitken, Nancy 17, 117, 128 Akizuki, Fumiko 17, 117, 125 Albert, Joan 17, 120, 124, 125 Aldrich, Robert 51 Aldrich, Winifred 51, 120. 138 Allen, Cynthia !7, 121, 12 3 Allen, Edwin 17 Allen, Russell 59, 99, 127 Allen, William 51 Allinson, Nancy 17, 126 Anderlik, Robert 72 Andriot, Donna 17, 126 Andriot, Wendy 43 Ankers, Elizabeth 51, 166 Apgar, David 59, 141 Apgar, Karel 17 Appleby, Charles 51, 127 Arneson, Susan 59 Arnold, Anne 70 Arnold, Edward 43, 150 Arnold, Margaret 17, 125, 129, 131 Arnold, Stephen 51 Arts Festival 108 Ashley, Robert 43 Atherton, William 51 Atkinson, Gail 17 Atkinson, George 19, 43, 127, 128, 129, 115 Atkinson, Gordon G. 43 Atkinson, Nancy 59, 122 ,123 Attarian, Craig 43 Ayoub, Helen 43 Bacher, Suzanne 59 Bacon, Ann 43, 112, 142, 12? Bahti, Thomas 17, 124, 115 Bahti, Timothy 51, 124, 144 Bailey, Alice 59 Bailey, Brenda 59 Bailey, Christopher 43, 126, 127 Bailey, Cynthia 17, 125 Bailey, Harold Baird, Richard 112 Baker, Linda 18 Baker, Reid 129, 59 Baley, Nancy 43, 114, 126 Bal linger, Michael Barackman, James 18, 112, 124 Barian, Dicran 51 Barnekov, Kiel 51 Bart, Wayne 69 Bartleson, Deborah 128 Bartley, John 51, 117 Bass, George 18, 51 Bass, James 18 Bavry, Larry 18, 99, 124, 127 Bavry, Wayne 51, 99 Bays, Jack 18 Beall, Kenneth 59 Beall, Linda 43 Beatty, John 59, 99, 127 Beaulieu, Helen 51 Beaulieu, Peter 59 Beaver, Craig 51 Becker, Ronald 51, 138 Beinhorn, Kivi 59 Bill, Steven 43 Bell, Timothy 126, 127, 108, 107 Benelisha, James 59, 112, 141 Benish, Ralph 43, 144 Bennett, Elizabeth 51 Benton, Terry 43 Bergman, Leslie 43 Bergner, Barbara 18 Berkeley, Philip Berlin, Mary 51, 119 Bernhart, John 18, 117 Bernholz, David 51, 118 Bernholz. Sara 59 Berry, Deborah . Beveridge, Danny 59 Beveridge, Katherine 51 Beyer, Kevin 18 Biglin, John 72 Bird, Walter 51 Bishel, Muriel 51, 123 Bishel, Robert 18 Bittick, Alycia 18, 97 Bittick, Ronnie 43, 99, 127 Black, Ruth 18 Boland, Judith 59, 116 Booth, Brandon 51, 127 Booth, Norma 43 Boots, S Boots, Sara 1 12 Borini, John 18, 129, 138 Borini, Kathryn 129, 43, 123 Bouteiller, Nancy 51 Boutwell, Joanne 19, 116 Bowen, Matilda 116, 123 Bower. Beth 51 Bowman, John Bowman, Michael 51 Boyce, Marc 59 Boyd, Karen 19 Bracken, Linda 51, 128 Bracken, Roger 138 Brady, Tony 59 Bradley, Karen 19, 135, 40 Bragg, Ronny 59 Bramble, Arthur 19, 138 Bramble, Willard 59, 141 Brewington, Patricia 59 Brewer, Ellen 43 Brewer, William 51, 121, 116 180 Brewington, David 43, 138 Briggs, Catherine 51 Briggs, Julia 43 Brink, Larry Briskin, Mary 70 Brodie, David 59 Brooke, Bob 59 Browning, Annis 59, 122 Brown, Donald 51, 153 Brown. Iris 51 Brown, Ivan 43, 138, 100 Brown, Roberta 43 Brown, Rodney 19 Brubaker, Thomas 43, 146, 147 Buch, Hans 19, 117, 116 Buck, Roy 59 Buff, Donna 43, 122, 116 Buie, James 59 Buie, Sarah 19, 112, 124 Bullock, Jack 59 Bull, Cheryll 51, 112, 118, 124 Bullen, Barbara 51 Bullen, Michael 43, 118, 113, IIS Buller, Laurie 128, 51 Burch, Rebecca 59, 129, 142 Burger, Bobby Burke, Patricia 59, 149 Burkhardt, Bruce 51 Burnham, Yolande 59, 117 Burnett, Sandra 19, 135, 142, 170 Burnham, Jacqueline 19 Burt, Cynthia 51, 126 Burt, Ronald 19 Busby, Alice H. 19, 126, 127 Busby, Robert 51, 127 Bush, Althea 51 Bush, Rudolph 69 Butler, Scot 51, 115, 124, 127 Bye, Joseph 51 Byles, Cindy 59 Byrne, Susan l ' 9 Cadwallader, Craig 43 Cadwallader, Janice 59 Cain, Pamela 59, 128 Caldemeyer, Charles 144 Caldemeyer, John 43, 99, 127 Calio, Rose 74 Campbell, Mary 19, 126 Campbell, Michael 20, 138 Campbell, Stephen 51 Campbell, Susan 59 Canan, Christopher 20 Canter, James 20 Canter, Philip 43, 138 Capraro, David 127 Carbone, Richard 20, 138 Carey, Stephen Carlisle, Nancy 43, 116, 131 Carlton, Carol 43, 117 Carnahan, Steven Carolan, Penn 43, 146 Carpenter, John 59 Carr, Bill 51, 117, 138 Carr, Lynn 20, 121, 122, 127 Carrington, Donald 52 Carroll, Elaine 59 Carroll, Michael 43 Carroll. Carter Carter, Deborah 43, 118, 129, 142 Carter, Holly 59, 112, 142, 58 Carter, Janet 20 Carter, Judy 59 Carter, Mark 52 Carter, Wendy 59 Casey, Mary 20 Cassibry, Patricia 71 Catching, Laurelee 20, 135 Catterlin, Clifford S. 20, 52 Catterlin, Kyle 126 Chabof, Edmund 52 Chabot, Joseph 20 Chadduck, James 52 Chapman, Susan 43, 121, 127 Chase, Jonathan 59, 127 Chase, Marcia 43 Chase, Peter 29, 115, 124, 127, 106 Cheatham, Mike 52, 99, 127 Chester, Wayne 70 Chewning .Margaret Chocola, Jack 52 Chocola, Ruthann 1 16 Christerson, Janet 116, 117, 118 Clark, Anne 116, 129 Clarke, Bruce 112 Clark, Philip 59 Clark, Susan 59, 129 Clarke, Marilou 52, 128 Clarke, Priscilla 52, 142 Classes Clayton, Martha 52, 118, 142 Clemmer, Susan Cleveland, Nancy 52, 117, 121 Clinic Assistants 131 Clinton, Pamela 52, 148 Clinton, Patti 59 Coates, Don 59, 141 Coates, Gloria Cochran, Stephen 52 Cockerill, Brenda 44, 142, 148 Cockrill, Katherine 59, 128 Coleman, Leslie 129 Cole, Ginger 52, 119 Cole, Karen 50, 52, 124, 164 Cole Marvine 20, 148 Coleman, Heather 44, 117, 126 Colliver, Forrest 59 Colvin, Linda 52, 128 Combs, Deanna 20, 118, 124 Combs, Dianna 59 Combs, Sally 52 Compton, Georgia 44, 116 Concert, Series 90 Concert, Band 127 Condon, Gail 44 Conger, Lucile 44, 114, 119, .122, 116 Conger, Patricia 59, 121, 122, 58 Conn, Robert 44 Consedine F. 87 Cook, Mary 59 Cooke, Mary Carol 44, 129 Cooke, William 59, 141 Cooley, Gregory 44, 130 Coombs, Christ 52 Coombs, Connie 52, 97, 116 Coombs, Richard 44, 98 Corwin, Carolyn 21, 114, 124, 126, 127, 106 Cory, John 59 Cottle, Bonnie 21, 114, 124, 106 Coughlan, Laurie 52, 112, 116, 119, 124 Covey, Susan 60 Cox, Barbara ' j2 Crain, Ellen 52 Crandall, Marilyn 44 Crawford, Charles 44 Crawford, Lake 21, 138, 140 Crawford, Shelia 44 Creedon, Daniel 52, 144 Creedon, Mary 44, 116, 121 Criswell, Catherine 60 Crittenberger, Katherine 44, 112, 116, 121 Cross Country 145 Crotty, James 21 Crowell, Michael Crowe, Virginia 44 Culvertson, Camden 52, 118 Cunningham, Janet 44, 166 Curry, Catherine 52, 125 Curry, Clyde 60 Custer, Jacquelyn 60, 128 Dailey, Loraine 44, 131 Dale, Ann 142, 116, 117 Diane 52 Danch, Sharyn 21, 112 Danch, Sharyn 21, 112, 114, 117, 120, 131 Daniel, Susan 60 Darby, Joan 52, 116, 124 Darezzo, Susan 16, 21, 114, 118, 124, 106 Daughtry, Darlene 52 Davis, Cathey 21, 135 Davis, Craig 60, 144 Davis, Howard A. 52 Davis, James 72 Davis, John 52 Davis, Marilynn 1 1 Davis, Mary 44 Davis, Scott 21 Davis, Wandra 60 Dawson, Sheryl 60, 125, 128 Debusk, Clinton 69 Deal, Sherry 21, 130 Dean, Felicity 60, 112 Debate Team 130 Delk, Cathy 52, 128 Dellamonico, Nick Denslow, Susan Derryberry, Jan 21, 144 Desanti, Richard 60 Desanti, Sharon 44 Devine, Mary 60 Deyerberg, Louise 52 Diaz, Normando 44, 117, 118, 121, 138 Dieterich, Frederick 44, 117, 150 Diglio, Deborah 60, 127 Dillon, Dale 60 Dillon, Dorothy 44, 121 Dillon, Francis 44, 144 Dillon, Tom 60 Dimond, Robert 60 Dodd, Sandra 21 Dodge, Edward 21 Doe. Frank 22 Doe, Thomas 60, 141, 154 Dollar, Joan Dollar, Ma Dollar, Maryann Dollar, Patricia 125 Doner, Deborah 22, 126 Doner, Susan 61, 97 Donnelly, Jeanne 44, 119 Dorris, Harry 22 Dorsey, Thomas 44, 133 Dowell, Jon 61, 129, 154 Downey, Leslie 61 Downing, Carol 52, 1 17 Downing, Elizabeth 22, 122 Doyle, Mary 52, 125, 129 Dozier, William 61, 141 Drama, 94-95 Driscoll, James 61 Driscoll, Michael 44, 115 Duffin, Roxie 52, 131 Duffy, Marian 52 Duffy, Mary 52, 116, 120, 142 Duffin, Alice 22 Duncan, Patricia 22, 123 125 Dungan, Elizabeth 22, 129 Dunlop, Wilhelmina 52 Dupuis, Christine 61 Dupuis, Dennis 44 Duranballen, Cristina 52, 116, 117, 118 Duranballen, losbel 44, 116, 117 Dye, Dianne 22, 123 Dye, Gregory 44 Dye, Martha 52 Dyke, Byron 52, 127 Dyke, Robert 61, 141, 154 Eagle, Robert 22 Eckles, John 52, 116, 135 Eckles, Kathy 22, 114, 116, 129, 135 Edelman, Diane 61 Edge, Diane 52 Edge, Donald 22, 117, 171 Edmond, Tim 61 Edson, David 61, 121 Edson, Lynn 44, 116, 117 Edwards, Patrice 44 Egan, Egan, Ann 44, 123, 129, 166 Eken, Deborah 52 Elder, Dixie 61, 127 Eley, Glenna 61 Eley, Adrian 44, 118 Eley, Timothy 22, 115 Ellin, Barbara 52, 142, 149 Ellin, Deborah 52, 142, 149 Ellin, Vincent 44, 126, 127, 108, 107 Elliott, Linda 44 Ellis, Richard 23, 61, 112, 141 Ellis, Robert 115 Ellmore, Sharon ' 52 Emery, Margaret Engel. Manola 52 Engel, Marcia 52 Engel, Robert 23, 101, 115, 138, 140 Erickson, Barbara 61 Ernst, Richard 61 Estes, Thomas 61 Evans, Robert 44, 117 Everett, Brian Eynon, Nadine 131 Faircloth, Linda 23, 131 Farnham, Elizabeth 52 Farnham, Susan 1 16, 1 19 Farnham, William 61 Farver, Dean 23, 118 Farver, Larry 23 Faulders, David 61, 117, 127 Faulders, Jane 52, 118, 124, 148 Faulders, Thomas 16, 23, 115, 138, 133 Fawson, Stuart 52 Fell, Helen 23, 166 Feriozi, Sue 61 Fern, Nancy 52 Finch, Patricia 44, 118, 122 Findlay, Louise 85 Finlay, Nancy 23 Findly, Susan 44, 1 17 Fintzerwald, Suzy 9, 129 Firehock, Raymond 72 Fish, Carl Russell 61 Fish, Steven 52, 117 Fisher, Charles 52, 115, 124, 108 Fisher, Charles 61, 127, 154 Fisher, James 61 Fitzhugh, Cary 44. 115, 150 Fitzhugh, Woodroof 61, 154 Fitzpatrick, Moira 52, 128 Fitzhugh, Philip 23, 150 Flint, Deborah 61 Flint, Frederick 23 Flippen, Anne 44, 122, 128 Flynn, Thomas 44 Foley, Kenneth 61, 58 Follin, Donna 61 Foote, Diane 44, 116. 121, 131 Foote. Thomas 52 Forrest, David 44 Forrester, Robert 23 Forsythe, Michael 61 Forward, Carol 23 Fossum, Gary 52 Franklin, Howell Fraser, Kathleen 52, 114 Frazier, Nancy 52, 112, 114 Frederick, Edward 52, 127 Frederick, Paul Free, Brenda 50 Free, Dennis 61 French Club 119 Frerotte, James 52, 153 Frerotte, John 61, 154 Freshman Football 141 Freshman, Basketball 54 Fridley, Raymond 44, 115, 144, 145 Friedewald, Karin 23, 121 Froehlich, Donna 44,97, 112, 164 Fulcher, John 44 Fulcher, Klyce 61 Fuller, Allyson 24, 125, 129, 131 Fuller, Kevin 52, 127, 138 Fuller, Wendy 24, 117 Fulton, Bruce Fulton, Deborah 44, 123, 126, 127 Furland, Christine 52, 119, 129 Furlong, Michael 52 Future Homemakers Club 115 Future Teachers of America 122 (or F. T. A.) Gallagher, Daniel 24 Gallagher, Debra 52 Gallagher, Henry 44 Gallagher, Peter 61, 141 Gallagher, Stephen 61 Gallup, Jeffrey 61, 119 Gambrill, David 52 Gambrill, Don 24 Gamertsfelder, Mary 61 Gamotis, Anita 61 Gamotis, Francis 44, 150 Gamotis, Glenn 44 Garber, Thomas 52 Gardner, Barbara 44 Garner, Susan 44 Gasser, Karl ' 52 Gavin, James 44 Gavin, Theresa Gay, Jesse 61 Gay, Miriam 52. 148 Gay Sarah Gaylord, Carol 61 Gentry, Jean 76 Gentry, Ronny 52, 138 Gentry, Susan 44 George, Kevin 61, 127 German Club 121 Gersuk, Donald 44 Gibbons, Mark 61 Gibson, Carolyn 61 Gibson, Donald 24 Gilbert, Elouise 81 Gilfillan, Marise 61, 128, 58 Gillett, Glenn 53, 115 Gillett, Clark 24 Girls Varsity Basketball 148 Girls J. V. Basketball 149 Glaser, Suzanne 70 Gleason, Craig 61 Glenn, Susan 53 Goings, Ronda 44 Gold. Debra 53 Golff. Charles 24 Golff, Robert 44 Good, Beverly 12, 24 Goode, Phillip Goodail, Gary 53 Goodman, Marian 128 Goodman, Steve 53 Gordon, Gloria 53, 116 Gore, Carol 12, 24, 121, 124, 114, 106 Gore, Elizabeth 53, 126 Gorman, Patricia 117, 44, 119 Gorman, Steven 24, 117, 115 Gould, Mark Grade, Mark Grade, Robert 61, 141, 154 Graves, Richard 82 Gray, Connie 61 Gray, Gaile 24, 116, 125 Gray, Patrice 50, 53, 121, 128 Greene, Kenneth 53, 138 Greenstreet, Alvin 61 Greenwald, Gary 53 Gries, Martha 24, 121 Griffey, Fonda 25 Griffith, Sarah 25 Grignon, Robert 44 Grimes, Barbara 44 Grimes, David 61 Griner, Gene 61 Grojean, Margaret 61 Gumb, Edwin 61 Gundlach, Peter 53 Gunnell, Jacquelyn 61 Gurley, Charles 126 Gurley, James 61 Gurley, John 61 Gusler, Mary 77 Hall, Bruce 53, 153 Hall, Barbara 44, 114, 116, 126 Hall, Elizabeth 71 Hall, Patricia 61 Hall, Robert 61 Hallstrom, Jon 25, 101, 113, 115, 173 Halvorson, Carol 61 Ham, Malessa 25 Hambrick, Kenton 117, 127 Hamm, Victoria 61 Hampton, Billie 45 Hanback, Charlene 61 Handy, William 45 Janecak, Janice 45, 122 Hansborough, Virginia 25, 116, 117, 119 Hardaway, Anne 53 Harkins, Mary 53 Harner, Earl 53, 127 Harney, Catherine 53, 116, 142 Harrell, Frank Harrell, Sally 61 Harrelson. Betty 83 Harretche, Charles 54 Harrington, Steve 54 Harrington, Susan 25 Harris, Collas 45 Harris, Gibbs 61 Harris, Jane 61 Harris, Jim 61 Harris, Kathryn 45, 116 Harris, Shelley 25, 41 Harrison, Margaret 61 Harrison, Mike 54 Harsha, Bruce 61, 154 Harsha, Mark 54, 153 Hatcher, Philip 45, 138 Hatfield, Richard 54 Hawes, Ann 61 Hawes, Robert 54 Hawes, Michael 45 Hawkens, Susan 54 Haynie, Preston 71 Hazam, James 54 Hazen, Patsy 61 Hazera, Cristina 61 Hazera, Ramona 54 Hazleton, Mary 25, 135 Head, John 54 Healy, Mike 61 Healy, David 54 Heath, Kristin 54, 129, 142 Heatwole, Christine 61 Hebblethwaite, Edith 74, 118 Heckel, Nancy 16, 25 Heckel, Steevn 25, 99, 112, 127 Helm, Donald 61, 142 Helm, Hugh 45, 95, 126 Henderson, Colleen Henderson, Mary 45 Hendrickson, Ralph 54 Hendrix, Esther 78 Henry, Edward 61, 141 1 8 1 Henry, Marian 54 Henry, Vincent 45, 99 Herms. Ruth 25 Herring, Lloyd 54 Herriman, Dana 45, 122, 123, 133 Herrlin, Richard 62, 99, 127 Herter. Carol 54, 120, 125, 128, 142 Hertzler, Elam 68, 108 Hertzler, Lois 25. 114, 122, 124, 142 Hervey. Dawn 54, 164 Hetland, Elizabeth 25 Hicks, Frank 54, 117 Hicks, Patricia 26 Hicks, Sealy 117, 124, 132 Hicks, Teresa 45, 117, 128, 131 Hill, Lee 62, 99 Hi Her, Mary 62 Hill, James 26, 150 Hiller, Anne 26, 114, 116 Hills, Joseph 77 Hinson, Betti 62 Hinton, Andy 45 Hintz, Jeanne 54, 116, 125, 128 Hitchcock, Eric 45 Hixon, Thomas 153 Hotmekler, Robert 45 Holbrook, Bruce 26 Holland, Lilian Holland, Margie 54 Hollinger, Peter 26 Holser, Sherry 54, 125, 164 Holt, Edwin 54, 127 Holt, Michael 62, 127 Holt, Richard 26, 138 Homan, Jeffrey 54 Honeycutt, Alex 26, 112, 115, 127, 138, 169 Honeycutt, Wesley 127, 141, 169, 171 Hoofnagle, Van 45 Hopkins, Linda Hopp, Carl 45 Horan, George 80, 127 Horrigan, Bonnie 62 Horvath, Steve 62 Hovnanian, Janice 45 Howard. Winnifred 72 Howe, Julie 54, 123, 125 Howe, Robert 45 Hoy, Margaret 45, 120 Hubona, Geoffrey 45 Hudson, Dana 54, 114, 125 Huffman, Pamela 45 Hughes, Steve 26, 138 Hukill, Cheryl 54 Hulse, Joan 26, 117, 122 Hultin, Hans 127 Humphries, Kerry 62 Hurlock, James 62 Hurt, Suzanne 54 Hussain, Hani 26, 1 17 Hutchens, Susan 62 IRC 117 Iden, Steven 54 Ingraham, James 50, 54, 113, 115 lovine, Renee Irvin, Cynthia 26, 169 Irwin, Eulon 45, 146 Jackson, Richard 81 Jackson, Roger 54 Jackson, Melma 27 Jacobs, Jay 77 Jacobus, Randall James, Cherlyn 125, 128 James, Daniel 144 Jameson, Jerry 54 Jauchem, James 54 Jenkins, Elizabeth 62 Jenkins, Janiece 62 Jenkins, Russell 54, 138 Jenkins, Warren 45, 138 Jestice, Roger 54, 124, 127 John, William 45, 146 Johnson, Candace 54, 119 Johnson, Emogene 83 Johnson, Jo Carol 27, 113, 117, 120 Johnson, Loyd 70 Johnson, Lucinda 62 Johnson, Nelson 27, 115, 133 Johnson, Pamela 54, 129 Johnson, Ricky 54 Johnson, Sara 27, 112, 114, 118, 120, 124 Johnson, Sally 62, 99 Johnson, Tucker 27 Johnston, Cynthia 62 Johnston, William 62, 127 Jolly, Edwin 62 Jones, Anita 74 Jones, Beverly 54, 128 Jones, Bonnie 45, 123, 129 Jones, Cheryl 62 Jones Claudia 45, 122 Jones, Leroy 62, 127 Jumper, Janet 27 Juncker, Jill 45, 112, 114 Junior Honor Society 124 Junior Varsity Field Hocke 142, 143 Justice, John 27 Justice, Thomas 27 JV Basketball 153 JV Cheerleaders 166 Kadick. Winn 45 Kalff, Kathy 62 Kane, Joseph 27, 127, 144 Karsner, Philip A. Kaufman, Bowen Keeleric, Tina 45 Keene, John 62 Keene, George 54 Kelley, Bruce 54, 153 Kelly, Richard 62 Kelly, Karen 45, 118, 128 Kelly, Peggy 54, 116 Kelsey, Christine 127 Kempton, Grace 45, 123, 128 Kendrick, Garrison 27 Kennedy, Denise 62 Kennedy, Dianne 27 Kennedy, Michael 45 Kennedy, Mary 77 Kepler, Elizabeth 84 Kergel, Karen 45, 112, 114, 119 Kern, Audrey 62 Kern, Carolyn 54, 142 Kerr, Sarah 27, 116 Kersey, Clinton 27, 115, 138, 146 Kesner, Diana 55 Kessler. Michael 28, 138 Kevan, Kathy 127 Key Club 115, 104, 93 Keyettes 114, 104, 93 Keyte, Benjamin Keyer, Judy 62 Kidder, Katherine 55, 122 Kiessling, Brenda 45 Kimball, Thomas 55, 127 King, Larry 28 Kirby, Edith 62 Klipa, Edmund 62, 141 Klopfenstein, Terrie 45, 142, 116 Klopfer, Al 127 Knoblauch, Carol 28, 116, 117, 132 Knopp, Lynda 62 Knudsen, Karen 28, 1 16 Knudsen, Mark ' 55 Kondall, Kathleen 45, 100, 116, 164 Kongsore, Morten 62, 117 Kowalczyk, Jan 55, 112, 142 Kramer, Pamela 63, 125 Krieger, George 45 Krieger, Karn 63, 127 Krizay, Judith 45, 142, 143 Kross, Laurel 63 Kross, Randolph 55 Krupa, Craig 63, 41 Kunhardt, Robert 55 Kurzig, Jeanne Lacey, Augustus 63, 141 Lajaunie, David Lai ly , Terry 63 Lambourne, Robert 127 Land, Judith 63, 128 Landua, John 63, 121 Lantz, Susan 28, 166 Latin Club 120 Lattimer, Sarah 28 Laugerman, John 81 Lavin, Kenneth 55 Lawless, David 45, 150 Lawless, Robert 28, 126 Lawrence, George 55 Lawson, Harold 55 Leatherbury, Linda 63, 116 Legare, Carol 63, 112, 128 Lehmann, Mark 1 15 Leigh, Anne 28, 121, 125 Leigh, Richard 63, 154 Leigh, Ted 55, 153 Lenchert, Linda 55, 121, 123, 125 Lengyel, Eric 28 Lerch .Charles 28 Lerch, Daniel 55, 117, 138 Lerch, William 46, 126 Lereche. John 63 Lereche, John 138 Lereche, Paul 55 Lester, Mary Levy, Carol 28, 131 Levy, Patricia 55, 128 Lewis, Deborah 46, 113, 114, 126, 148 Lewis, Richard 63 Library Assistants 131 Liebman, Dayann 46, 118 Liebman, John 63, 117, 127, 141, 154 Linden, Dana 28, 138 Lind, Leonard 46 Linden, Greg 63 Linden, Gregory Lindgren, Margaret 46, 123, 129 Linfner, Karen 80 Lock, John 55 Loftis. Glen 46 Lott, Timothy 55, 99, 127 Lowe, Barbara 63 Lowe, Judith 46, 116, 129,135 Lowe, Susan 29 Lowry, Carol 46, 166 Lowry, Jane 63 Lowry, John 63 Lucas, Gail 55 Lucas, Jim 63, 127 Luibl, Cheryl 29 Luibl, James ' d5 Luibl, John 55 Lumovich, Michael Lund, Chester 63 Lunde, Rosalind 46, 112, 129 Lunde. Susan 55. 129 Lynn. Kurt 46 Lynn, Maureen 55, 1 12 Lyons, Gary Lyons, Helen 55 Lyons, Joseph 74 MacDonald, John 46, 115, 152 MacDonald, Vincent 29 MacDonald, Virginia 84 MacFarland. Pamela 63 Machicado, Martha 46, 116, 117, 118 Madden, Maureen 46, 116 Madden, Susan 46 Madison, Carol 63 Madrigals 126 Maid and Butler Day 104-105 Majorettes 99 Malloy. Patricia 46, 116, 118. 122, 135 Manetti, Vicki 46. 123 Mann, Joel 63, 144 Marble, Edith 29 Marburger, Karen 55 Marelius, Edward Marengo, William 55, 144, 127 Marquis, Gerald 76 Marsh, Karin 55 Marsh, Sandra 55, 119, 128 Marshall. David 55. 138 Marshall, Ranny 63, 141 Marshall, Susan 63 Martin, Brenda 29 Martin, Christopher 29 Martin, David 29 Martin, Dennis 29 Martin, Douglas 63, 146 Mason, Randolph 63, 127, 141 Mathews, Mary 63 Mathis, Reed 63 Matthews. Shannon 63, 117 Mattison, Charles 46, 138 Maxson, Robby 46, 121 May, Nancy 46 Kiay, Timothy 63 Maycock, Ellen 46, 114, 116 Mazingo, Karen 55, 119, 166 McBride, Jean 63 McBride, Robert 46 McBroom, William 29 McCain, Robert 55 McCandless, Marci 63 McCarthy, Martin 154 McCarthy, Patricia 63 McCain, Robert 55 McClure, Charles McClure, Linda 46, 116, 121 McClave, John 46 McClellan, Elizabeth 63 McCormick, Robert 46 McCorquodale, Ann 55 McCrary, Shannon 63 McCuniff. Mary 63, 127, 142 McCutchan. Laura 55 McDiarmid, Mary 70 McDonald, Melissa 29, 128, 150, 151 McFarland, James 46, 126 McGarry, Daniel Robert 46, 118 McGarry, Frederick 29 McGinley, Ashley 46, 127 McGinnis, Robert 55, 112, 115, 124, 127 McGowan, Gregory 55 McGuiney, Donald 30 Mcllwee, Virginia 55 Mclntyre, Marilyn 16, 30, 113, 114, 116, 126, 127 McKenna, Anne 63 McKenney, Kerry 46, 116, 117, 118 McKinney, Marilyn 30, 112, 117, 128 McKinney, Susan 63 McKinney, Thomas 46, 144 McKenzie, Allyson 142 McKenzie, Susan 55, 114, 142 McLaughlin, Thomas 46, 117 McClendon. Preston A. 78 McNeil. Kay 55, 120, 121 McNeil, Leo 30, 120 McWilliams, William 30 Meadows, Betty 84 Mears, Doris 85 Mecca, Jerry Meeker, Ann 55 Meeker, Robert Meerman, Chris Meerman, Elizabeth 63 Meihls, Fleeta 63 Mercer, Jeffrey Mercer, Steve 55 Merricks, Mary Meshkoff, Pamela 30 Messner, Clinton 63 Metzger, Ann Michelitch, John 63 Miqhell, Melanie 46 Mihlbauer, Kathleen 63 Miller, Bruce 63 Miller, David 153 Milier, Dennis 55, 138 Miller, Keith 63 Miller, Larry 55 Miller, Lawrence 30 Miller, Michael 63 Miller, Patricia 63, 99 Miller, Patricia 55, 128 Mills, Kirk 63 Milner, Martha 155, 123 Milner, James 30 Mims, Gary 63, 112, 141 Mins, Stephen 16, 30, 113, 115, 117 Minnich, Stephen 55 Mischke, Stephen 63 Mitchell Martha 46, 142 Mizell, John 78 Moberg, Walter 63, 127 Moline, Howard Monson, Charles 64, 154 Montague, Sheila 64, 142, 149 Montilla, Altair 46, 117 Montilla, Nelson 64 Moore, Kathy 55 Moore, Martha 73 Morarity, Lillie 87 Morgan, Esther 116 Morin, James 55, 153 Morrill, Stephen 39, 117 Morris, William 64, 141 Morrison, Jeff 55 Morton, Anne 81 Morton, William 30 Moscoso, Lourdes Moss, Grady 30 Motherwell, Jeannie 64 Moulton, Pamela 46, 114, 117, 118, 120 126, 131 Moulton, Stephanie 30, 114, 117, 118 Muir, Curtis 31, 115 Munster, Catherine 56, 19, 122, 124 Murphy, Katharine 56, 116 Murphy, Michael 46, 116, 118 Murphy, Micael 31, 117, 118, 124, 106 Murray, Charlton 46, 116 Murray, Laura 56, 117, 119 Murray, Alberta 31 Muse, Philip 46, 130, 115 Mustin, George 46, 129 Mutchler, Carol 56 Mutchler, Linda 31,142 Myers, Margarette 64, 125 Nadeau, Diane 64 Nagle, Pamela 31, 123 Nagle, Robert 56, 146 Nance. Paula Naylor. Noble 64, 112 Neal, Lynn 46 Nealon, Michael Neil, Jan 64, 128 Nelms, Renn 46 Nelson, James 64, 127 Nelson, Virginia 85 Newman, John 47 Nichols. Charles 56 Nichols, Clelia 56, 128 Nicholson, Bernard 47 Nihart, Virginia 47, 116, 119 Nottingham, Nancy 56, 116 Novak, Catherine 64 Nuechterlein. Jan 47, 112, 135, 173 Nye, Timothy 64 Obenchain, Ann 71 OBrien, Barbara 64, 128 O ' Brien, Kathleen 31, 129, 142 O ' Bryant, Susan 64, 128 O ' Bryant, William 56 O ' Day, Kenneth Office Assistants 131 O ' Grady, Denise 56, 117, 128 O ' Grady, Geralyn 31, 117 Oldham, Faye 116 Oldham, Marcia 31, 116, 117 Oliver, Barbara Oliver, Beryl 117 Oliver, Donald 31 Oliver, Eddie Oliver, Margaret 31 Olsen, Hoyt 56- Olson, Karen 31, 112, 114, 116, 124, 129 Olup, Roger 56, 99, 127 Oneill, Charles 138, 153 O ' Reagan, James 64, 154 Orear, John 31 Osburn, Jack 56, 127 Osburn, Rebecca 64 Owen, Jeffrey 47 Owens Gordon 64 Palmer, Mary 56 Palmgren, Alan 64, 119 Palmisani. Jim Parcells, John 56 Parker, Carol 64 Parks, Renee 64 Parrish, Karen 31, 117, 125 Patterson, Richard 47 Paxton, Blaine 64 Paxton, Carol 32 Payne, Rebecca 56 Payne, Roy Payne. Rebecca 56 Payne, Chris 47, 117 Payne, Tom 56, 146 Peale, William 56, 112, 128 Pearson, Constance 56, 116, 128 Pellerin, Robert 47 Pence, Robert 82 Pennington, Carol 47 Pep Club 128 Perine, Barbara 64 Persinger, David 76 Phillips, Barbara 64, 125, 149 Pilonero, Grace 32, 117, 132 Pittard, Clyde 47 Pittman, Mark ' 56 Pittman, Milan 64 Pittman, Susan 64, 128, 129 Pitts, Ronald 56, 138 Poe, Mary 32, 171, 172 Poe, Sandra 32, 132, 171 Poe, Susan 64 Pohlig, Christopher 56 Poindexter, Mary 75 Politano, Carmel Politano, Robert 47, 138 Poole, Edwin 79 Pope, Martha 64 Pope, Mary 32 Pope, Steven 47 Potter, Mary 56 Potts, David 47 Potts, Susan Poulson, Ann 73 Poulton, Patricia 50, 56, 113. 127. 149 Pournaras, Georgia 32, 116, 164 Powell, Robert 64, 141 Price, Charles 82 Price, Myra 47, 128 Price, Patricia 56 Price, Victor 56, 138 Prothro, Nancy 32, 116, 118, 124, 148 Prothro, Robin 64 Pruett, Roberta 119 Pugh, Dana Dorsey 64 Puhan, Fairfax 32, 96, 97, 113, 123 Purnell, Linda 32 Purnell, Marta 64 Quinter, Grace 32 Quinter, Judith 64, 123, 125, 149 Rademaker, Dorothy 32 Rademanker, Kevin 64 Radler, Philip Raehn, Raymond 64 Raehn, Susan 47 Rainer, Charlotte 33, 98, 164 Raley, Rick 64, 141 Ramage, Jaleen 56 Ramsay, Kurt 33 Randall, Albert Randall, Paul Rapoport, Mauel 33, 117, 128, 144 Rapoport, Maria 33, 117, 118 Rash, Richard 47, 110, 138, 139, 171, 173 Rasmussen, Karen 56 Rasper, Arthur 64 Rauscenbach, Robin 33, 112, 116, 117 Ray, Lynn 64 Ray, Robert 47 Read, Luana 64 Reams, Anne 56, 120, 123, 129 Reckmeyer, Christopher 56, 120, 153 Reckmeyer, Elizabeth L. 33, 115, 117, 120, 138 Red Cross Club 125 Redwine, Janie 64, 129 Reed, Alexandra 47, 94, 112, 116 Reed, Beryl 64, 112 Reed, Cary 56 Reed, Gail 33 Reed, June 56 Reese, Margot 47, 116, 128, 135 Reiber, Nelson 64 Reid, Amy 64 Reid, Barbara 56, 122 Reid, Janet 47, 112, 116, 128 Reinemer, Dennis 56 Reinemer, Richard Reinsel, Ruth 47, 116, 131 Remler, Raymond Reserve Band 127 Reynolds, John 33 Rice, Karen 33 Rice, Ray 56, 131 Richardson, Donna 56 Richardson, Jennifer 128 Richardson, Velma 86 Ripley, Cheryl Ristow, Stephen 33, 124, 106 Rittlemeyer, Mike 47 Rivers, Patricia 56, 123, 128 Roberts, Ann 33, 116 Robe Roberts, Joan 64 Roberts, Marvin 56 Robertson, William 33, 138, 150 Robinson, Alma 47, 116 Robinson, Delano 64, 141 Rodgers, Kathryn 56 Rodgers, Wallace 56 Roe, Eileen 56 Rogers, Brian 56, 138 Rogers, Robert 47 Rohmann, Richard Romstedt, Gary 64 Romstedt, Nadine 34 Roesnbaum, Albert 34, 115 Rosenbaum, John Ross, Melaine 47 Rosti, Jerry 34, 127, 144 Rowe, Kathleen 64, 128 Royer, Richard 47 Rosti Rowe, Kathleen 64, 128 Royer, Richard 47 Rucker, Carolyn 64 Rucker, Karen 64, 128 Ruddle, Patricia 64, 99, 128 Ruddle, Richard 34, 138 Ruiz, Linda 34 Rumford, Donald Rumney, Susan 56, 125, 128 Rutherford, Timothy 47, 150 Sadie Hawkins Dance 92, 93 Sanders, Dale 47 Sanders, Joyce 56, 1 14, 122 Santmyer, Sharon 47, 116, 122 Sarris, Coach 154 Saunders, Kent 56 Saunders, Martha Saunders, Scott 47, 115 Savage, Caroline 47, 129 Savage, Julie 120, 129 Savage, William 64 Saylor, Jo 34 SCA House of Representatives 112 SCA Officers 112 SCA Cabinet 113 SCA Senate 113 Schaf, Pete 56, 127 Schalk, Tom 56 Schellhorn, Stephen 56 Schelling, Donna 47, 126, 166 Schelling, Lawrence 47, 144 Schenck, Russell 64 Scheperle, Kimberly 34, 116 Schmukler, Joan 34, 118, 124, 131 Schleef, Deborah 34 Schottroffe, Leah 64, 127 Schreck, John 84 Schroff, Dennis 47 Schultz, Carol Schultz, Joan Schwarting, Paulette 64 Science Club 125 SCOP 133 Scott, Deborah 56 Scott, Marjorie 47, 142 Scott, Nicholas 47, 135 Scott, Richard 47, 129 Seal, John 34 Seaver, John 56, 127 Seaver .Susan 34, 126 Seeley, Margaret 56, 124 Seminuk, Dee 47 Senior Honor Society 124 Setser, Alan 47 Seufer, Andrew 64, 141 Sexton, Jim 73 Shapter, Barbara 64 Sharp, Norrine 56, 112, 114, 122 Shaw, David 80 Shea, Charles 34 Shearer, Letty 56 Sheedy, Kathleen 35, 121 Sheedy, Maureen 121 Sherman, Charles 35, 112, 150, 151 Shetterly, Mary 85 Shifflett, Edmond 64 Shifflett, Wayne 35 Shipe, Robert 64, 127, 141 Shire 134, 135, 176 Showalter .Sherry 64 Shurtleff, Kathleen Siess. Dexter 47. 144 Silva, Marco 35, 91, 116, 117 Simcox, Carol 49 Shupe, John 57 Shropshire 132, 40 Sims, George 57, 119, 124 Sims, Mary ?d, 117, 132 Singel, Jeanne 71 Singel, Sally 49, 114, 116, 119, 121, 122, 123 Singer, Sharalyn 64 Sinnonberg, Joanne 64, 129 Skole, Karen 64 Sloper, Margaret 125 Smith, Catherine 49, 116, 135, 142 Smith, Christopher G. 64 Smith, Daphne 49, 114, 125, 126, 127 Smith, Darlene 64 Smith, David 35, 104, 130 Smith, Dianne B. 49, 116, 119, 148 Smith, Emily 49 Smith, Howard Smith, Hugh 35 Smith, Janet 35, 132, 142 Smith, Lynda 49 Smith, Mark 35, 108, 113, 124 Smith, Nancy 61 Smith, Nancy 57, 116 ,124, 129 Smith, Pierce 35, 138 Smith, Randy 64, 141 Smith, Richard 64, 121 Smith, Robert 64 Smith. Scot 57 Smoot, Calder 57 Smoot, Rebecca 35, 129, 142. 148 Smoot, William 36 Snelling, Janis 49 Snow, Charles 49 Snowden .Beverly 64, 122 Snyder, Gregory L. Snyder, Margaret 36, 97, 116, 125, 164 Snyder, Marilyn 36 Synder, Phillip 57 Soges, Celine 49 Soges, Laurence 64 Sohns, Gregor 49, 130, 93 Sohns, Sandra 64 Sonnemann, Carol 57 Sonnemann, Joyce 64, 125, 127 Sorg, Carolyn 64 Sorrells, Becky 64 Soter, Don 6 ' b Souders, Susan 36, 135 Spanish, Honor Society 118 Sparacio, Alice 36, 114, 124, 129 Sparacio, Lydna 57, 116, 119 Spargo, Frances 57, 128 Spargo, Gwendolyn 65 Spargo, Kathryn 36, 117, 148 Spencer, Elizabeth 65 Sperling, Jill 65, 127 Spitzer, Kathryn 57, 125 Spitzer, Nancy 65 Spivey, Robert 36, 117, 106 Spooner, Philip 49 Spore, James 73 Sports 137 Spurway, Paula 65 Squire, Margaret 49, 122 Squire, Peter 65 Stage Band 99 Stamm, Marilyn 97, 164, 173 Stapko, Gregory 49 Steakley, Bruce 36 Sterrett, William 57 Stevens, Barbara 65 Stevens, Charles 57, 99, 127 Stewart, Darrell 36, 96, 115, 130, 212, 41 Stickler, Margo 49, 164, 165 Stiegler, Rosemary 65 Stockett, Marcy Stokes, Richard 49, 127 Stoneback, Carole 57, 120, 121 Stoney, Roberta 79 Stoy, Louise 85 Strauss. Stephen 65. 129 Strickland, Donald 36, 150 Strickler, Susan Stringer, Eugene 65 Stroff, Reine 131 Strohlein, Lore 57, 125 Strong Sherrill 57 Strong, Susan 57, 116, 119 Stryker, Philenda 65 Styer, Susan 57, 116, 120, 142 Subway 103 Suddeth, Allen 65, 141 Sullivan, Kathleen 49, 116, 122 Sullivan, Linda 65 Sullivan, Mark Sullivan, Ralph 65 Summers, Kenneth 36, 146 Sutton, Raymond 49 Swim, Club 129 Syverson, Peter 49, 115, 118, 127, 128 Tallman, Peter 36, 106 Talmage, Sharon 65 Tanassy, Cornel Tauss, Brian 65 Tauss, Randolph 37 Tavel, Christine 49, 112, 142 Tavel, Claire 49. 142, 148 Tavenner, Dennis 65 Tavener, Gary 57 Taylor, Alfred 57, 112, 127, 131 Taylor, Colby 57 Taylor, Frank 76 Taylor. Kenneth 37, 120, 150, 152 Teel, Parker 57 Temple, Gary 65, 141 Tenanty, Gail 49, 116 Tenanfy, Robert 65 Terrel, Linda 1 16 Terry, Victoria 65, 149 Terrell, Elizabeth 57, 118, 128, 129 Terrell .Katherine 37, 116, 118, 125 Tetrick, Jeff Tetrick, Marsha 37, 118 Thomas, Barbara 57 Thomas, Darryl 65 Thomas, Debra 65 Thompson, Carol 37 Thompson, Nona 81 Thomson, Christopher 49, 138 Thomson, Kristi 65, 112 Thomson, Suzanne 65 Thrall, Thomas 49, 115, 144 Thring, Ronald 65, 141 Tidwell, William 80 Tillotson, Jane 57 Tindall, Jeffrey 79 Tinnell, Linda 49 Tinsley, Thomas 37, 118 Tolson, Sandra 65 Tolson, Susan 49, 122, 166 Tomlinson, Gail 65, 127 Tomlinson, Marie 49, 108, 126, 127, 148 Trammell, Patricia 65 Tramonte, Tara 49 Tramonte, Toni 65 Tri M Club 126 Troop, Harrison 75 Trotter, Marshall 37 Trovato, Jackie 57 True, Jane 65 Trundle, Karen 37, 1 17 Tucker, Amos 57 Tuggle, Gordon 49, 129 Turner. Ann 37 Tusing, Thomas 65 Tuthill, Christine 37 Tyler, Gary Udall, Lori 65 Udall, Lynn 129 Udall, Scott Uhlaner, Carole 49, 114, 116 Uhlaner, Lorraine 65, 113, 116, 58 Ulans, Alexandra 37 Vagnina, Alexis 112, 116 Vagnina, Stephen 65, 117, 141 Vaivada, Milda 37 Vaivada, Vivian 57, 114, 118 Valtin, Jane 57, 97 Vangulick, Glen 37 Vanhoose, Julie 38 Vanlaarhoven, Patricia 65 Vanmater, Vicki Vanvalkenburg, Eric 38 Vanvalkenberg, Lynn Varsity Cheerleaders 164-165 Varsity Football 138, 140 Varsity, Field Hockey 142 Varsity, Wrestling 146, 147 Varsity, Basketball 150, 151, 152 Varson, Paula 49, 117, 120 Velie. Janet 49, 112, 164 Vera, Zoila 49, 116 Vest, Tempie 84 Victory, Mary 84 Vinograd, Frederick 49 Vita, Brian 49, 129 Vita, Christine 38 ,117, 129 Vita, Harold 65, 146 Vitek, Laurie 57 Volkin. Micheal 117 Vonderbrelie, Karin 49, 1 17 Wagar, Sharon 65, 121 Waqner, Bruce 57 Wahedi, Bader 117 Walford, Victoria 57, 125 Wallace, David 57 Wallace, Margaret 65 Wallace, Tim 57 Walls, Kathryn 38, 98, 116, 135 Walls, William 57 Walters, Christopher 65 Walters, Louis 57 Ward, Thomas 76, 92 Warner, Carol 81 Warren, Leland 38, 138 Warren, Peter 57 Watson, David 65, 117 Watson, Katharine 65 Watson, Stephen 65, 116, 127 Watts, Laura 49, 164, 165 Weaver, Gary 65 Weaver, Pamela 49, 116, 119 Weaver, Walter Webb, Dolores 83 Weisiger, Edwin Welch, Linda 338 Wells, Adrienne 65 Welsh, Dana 57 Welsh, Deborah 57 Werner, George 49 Werthmuller, Roy 38, 117, 120 West, Bryan 49, 144 West, Peter 38, 112, 113, 115] 118, 124, 126, 128 Wheat, Dolores 38, 99 Whipp, Douglas 49 Whitcomb, Jon Whitlock, Linda 38 Whitlock, Melva Whitlock, Sandra 66 White, Barbara 128, 116, 135 White, Harry White, Jill 116 White, William 49 Wienckowski, William 49 Wigbels, Jeffrey 49 Wigbels. Lynette 57 Wilkins, Lauren 65 Wilkins, Priscilla 49, 116, 118, 128 Wilkinson, Mark 49 Will, Jeffrey 49 Will, Kathleen 57 Williams, Charles 38 Williams, Philip 65 Williams, Richard 65 Williams, Roberta 38 Wills, William 39 Wilmer, Barbara 57, 119 Wilmer, Stephen 65 Wilmeth, Deborah 65, 117 Wilmeth, Maria 75 Wilson, Brenda 49 Wilson, Eric 65, 141 Wilson, Henry 39 Wilson, Jeffrey 57, 146 Wilson, Mark 57, 153 Wingers, Diane 39 Wissler, Jeff 65, 141 Withers, Samuel 71 Wittmann, Sandra 49, 116 Wolfe, David 39 Wood, Jeryldene 49, 101. 122 Wood, John 65 Wood, Ralph 39, 133 Wood, Thomas _ 49, 164 Woodman, David 39 Woods, Katharine 65 Woods, Stephen 57 Woodward, Coralie 84 Worley, Stephen 39 Worman, Edward 49 Worman, Paul 65 Worthington, Edwin 57 Worthington, Frank 39 Worthington, Kathleen 49,116,128 Wortman, Dave 16, 39 Wright, David 57, 153 Wright, Jill 65, 128 Wright, Judith 49, 116 Wright, Nancy 57 Wright, Steven 150 Wyant, Susan 57, 112 Wyche, Douglas 57 Wynne. 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