Langley High School - Shire Yearbook (McLean, VA)

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i V j T, 5 Music Is the Most Music is playing inside of my head over and over and over again my friend, there’s no end to the music.” Carole King Top left: Paul Groover plays the bass with the Jazz Lab in their fall concert. Top right: The Jazz Lab and director Mr. Horan. Left: Debbie Coveil rehearses Vaughn Williams Mass in G minor which they performed with the Washington Madrigal Singers last fall. Right: ’The hours of practicing really pay off, says Pat Turner, one of the choir accompanists. Lower: Holly Keck, Carolyn Stewart, Dee Whittney, Patty Bast, and Jan Acuff rehearse briefly before auditioning for the regional chorus. Activities 29

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The Future Homemakers of America Club presented the Ninth Annual Lady Langley Pageant on November 23. Thirty-five girls participated in the contest and were judged on their appearance as well as other attributes, by a panel selected from local fashion businesses. Mr. Chuck Littlejohn was the master of ceremonies. During the intermission, Horizon, the talented student directed choral group, performed for the audiences enjoyment. 28 Activities nBI ! mmm ' • tJf ■ cl ' ■zMBm v - pi if B i . • i

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American Civilization Archeologists Find County Courthouse The American Civilization classes went every Saturday and Sunday on an archeological dig to discover ruins of the first Fairfax County Courthouse. Guides from American University volunteered to direct them in their ambitious quest of archeology to find whatever remains of the courthouse. Top left: Quick, get the can, here’s another worm,” cries Pat Plante to Tammy Vance. Top right: See, it is a hexadyofynerphate precombooberated clavicle,” says Larry Flint to Jim. Lower right: John Hurd ties knots while his classmates work diligently. 30 Activities