Lee High School - Shield Yearbook (Springfield, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1961 volume:

Etudiant En Casserole : m . ■ 4 «e--S ' « ' v x� -4« - v - ’■ ••■: • •■ ' ‘ - Simmer 8 ye Remove while ate schools 1600 students Lee High School warm an Add a pinch and blend well with 4 of student government administration and guidance ... 5 Stir with i? V - v Wm I . ..; 6 courage and fortitude 7 Leaven with 8 learning... 9 Pour in a generous amount 10 1 i i g ' z ' Zyr g n r,- ■■ 4. ; tsmmm 1 i of appropriate spirit. . . Season to I o I 13 a mm Cover and bake for four Garnish with Diploma. (Serves an entire community.) 15 THE SHIE 16 LEE HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA We, the Shield Staff of 1961, wish to show our appreciation to Colonel M. A. Koehler for his devo¬ tion to our school by dedicating our yearbook to him. Colonel Koehler has been with Lee since her conception, always do¬ ing more than was expected of him. He has a unique philosophy on teaching, one in which every one of his students feels honor-bound to work to capacity. Colonel Koehler is one of the few teachers who con¬ vinces his students that he is genu¬ inely concerned with their problems. COLONEL M. A. KOEHLER DEDICATION 18 FOREWORD During the school year 1960-1961, Lee High School saw many changes. The curriculum offered more subjects, a new interest in dubs developed, and wider participation in all activities was encouraged with enthusiastic interest resulting. Efforts were made to provide special educational opportunities such as the New York trip sponsored by the Art Guild. Ail of these components were coordinated and joined into a united attempt to enact a program which would produce the best product imaginable—well-rounded indi¬ viduals aided in developing their special talents and yet given a basic background of knowledge on which to build; individuals worthy of respect and continuous growth. The production of such persons has been and will be the aim of all those connected with Lee High School. INTRODUCTION .. . ........ ... . 1 DEDICATION. ...18 FOREWORD......... . .... . ....19 ADMINISTRATION ............ . ., . . . . . . . ...21 SENIOR CLASS. ....34 JUNIOR CLASS........ .,. . .... . .72 SOPHOMORE CLASS. .... . .... ... .88 FRESHMAN CLASS. . . . ..,.102 ORGANIZATIONS. . ... . .... ....... 1.1.8 SPORTS. .....148 EVENTS... . ... 168 ADVERTISEMENTS. . ...178 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. . .192 ADMINISTRATION The success of a school depends on the joint efforts of the Adminis¬ tration, faculty and students, but most important, the students themselves reflect the real tone of a school. Lee High School has come a long way since that September opening day in 1958. We entered a building that was still under construction. The building was completed very shortly, but we had just begun to build a school. What the students do at Lee High School today will stand as a reminder to students of tomorrow. We are now beginning to see the results of ou efforts. A genuine school spirit is emerging and with it there appears to be an appreciation for individual responsibility. As you, the seniors, go your varied ways, I trust that Lee High School will have prepared you in some measure for that which you will face. To all the students I extend the services of my office and my best wishes. William C. Parrish Principal 22 GLENN C, PIPER Assistant Principal for Administration KNOTT BRAXTON Assistant Principal for Instruction PAULINE STANTON Cafeteria Supervisor AAARIE SMYTH Secretary SARA TILSON Secretary MARY NORTON Finance Officer 23 LUCILLE BURBANK A.B., M.S. William Mary, Catho¬ lic U. TINA CACCIAPAGLIA B.A. Mary Baldwin College THOMAS G. CONNOLY A.B., M.Ed. U. of South Carolina, U. Va. CATHERINE DEVERALL B.A. The G.W.U. OUR LANGUAGE DEP MARGUERITE EIMER ROY HARRIS FRANCES JOHNSON DOROTHY LUNDIN B.A. B.S., M of Ed. A.B., M.A. A.B., M.A. Fairfax Hall, lege Madison Col- U. of Houston Goucher College, Colum¬ bia U., Cornell U., U. of Minnesota, Catholic U., U. of Maryland Hunter, Catholic U. ELIZABETH RUPERTI Randolph-Macon 24 LOIS RUSSELL M.A. Colorado U., U. of Illinois JUDITH THOST B.S. Penn. State U. MARY VAN DEVELDER A.B. Carson Newmon ROBERT WEBER A.B. Indiana U. PHYLLIS WILEY A.B. W.V.l.T. ARTMENT 25 JUDITH FARIS B.A. Mary Washington, U. of Virginia JAMES GONTIS B.A. The Catholic U. 26 SOCIAL STUDIES I ANNA HANEY A.B. Duke University DOROTHY McATEER A.B., M.A. Boston U., U. of Richmond DOROTHY MILTEER B.A., A.B. Duke U., Winthrop JOHN AAOORE A.B. Kings College BARBARA SUTTON B.A. Brown U. 27 MARTIN CHRISTIE A.B. The G. W. U. MATH ESTIL BROWN A.B. Wofford College AAARILYN COLLINS B.S. Madison College 28 MILFORD KOEHLER B.S. Princeton, The G.W.U. JOHN SCHULTZ A.B. The G.W.U. FRANK SHOUP B.S., M.A. The G.W.U., U.S.N.A. BERNARD PUTZIGER ERNEST TAYLOR A.B. B.S., M.A. American U. Appalachian State Teachers College SCIENCE 29 JACK E. BAUMGARTNER B.S. The G.W.U. JOE COX B.S. William Mary JAMES ENGLAND B.S. The G.W.U. ROBERT EVANS B.S., M.A. East Kentucky State PEGGY FIELDS B.S. Radford College THOMAS HYER A.B. Glenville State MIKE MILLAN B.S., M.A. The G.W.U. JOYCE PHELPS A.B. W.V.l.T. CONSTANCE ROWE B.S. William Mary GRACE VAUGHN B.S., M.Ed. State Teachers College, U. of Pittsburgh 30 HUNTER BENEDICT A.B. William Mary SYLVIA GARDNER A.B. Ohio U. AAARGARET WADE A.B., B.S. Shepherd College PHYLLIS BARTON B.S. Kansas State U. CAROL CAMPBELL B.S. Madison College MUSIC — HOMEMAKING 31 RUTH CONE B.S., M.S. Drexel, U. of Pennsylvania SARAH HART B.S. Mary Washington PAUL PARKER B.S. East Tennessee State JAMES ROSS B.S. The G.W.U., Shippensburg State Teachers College BUSINESS — GUIDANCE DONALD BRADLEY B.S. East Tennessee State MARLIN SHEARS B.S. W.V.l.T. WILLIAM C. SPRINGSTON B.S. The G.W.U., W.V.i.T. EDWARD TARLOSKY B.S. Waynesboro College ARNOLD TROPE HERBERT CARPENTER FRANCES KEIFER EMIL V. KINCAID PATRICIA LANGFORD M.Ed. V.P.I. B.A., M.Ed. Bridgewater, U. Va. B.S., M.Ed. U. of Pittsburgh B.S., M.Ed. Secretary The G.W.U., U. Va., W.V.I.T. 32 COOPERATIVE TRAINING THERESA LUTZ A.B., M.Ed. Mary Washington College, U. Va„ The G.W.U. DORA MITCHELL AM. U. Va. ALBERT MOSHA B.A., M.A. Catholic U., U. of Rich¬ mond FLORENCE REDDING B.S. Minnesota State, Auburn Poly. JOSEPH WILL A.B. Cstawaba College 33 34 SENIORS 35 RICHARD BRIAN ALLEN Football Manager 2 ‘ ■ V.- ' ; ' v : ■ JEAN ELISABETH ACKER National Honor Society 3, 4; Keyette Club 3, 4; Chem¬ istry Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Student Service 3; Junior Class Play Crew 3; Sr. Newspaper 4 JAMES WILLIAM FLOYD ALLEN French Club 2; Bus Patrol 3, 4; Bible Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4 CLASS MARILYN MAE ALLISON Spanish Club 2; Art Club 2; F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 2, 3; Sen¬ ior Paper 4 ROBERT THOMAS ANGER, JR. Key Club 2, 3, 4; Corres¬ ponding Sec. 3, 4; Student Service 2; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 2; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sports 3, 4; Varsity Football Manager 4; Boys ' State 3 RICHARD ASCOLLI V. Track 2, 4; Band 3; SCA 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Class Steering Com¬ mittee 2; Magazine Drive 3, 4; Manager 4 PAM KAY ASKIN German Club 4; Pep Club 4 36 JOYCE AYLAR ALBERT CANNON BAKER, JR. French Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; French Honor Society 3, 4; Student Service 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 ; Chemistry Club 3 ALICE JANE BAKER Forensics 2, 3, 4; First Place poetry contest 2, 3; Chemis¬ try Club 3, 4; Bible Club 2; Jr. Class Prom Comm. ' 3; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 4; Li¬ brary Asst. 3, 4; Jr. Class Halloween Dance Comm. 3 OF ’61 BEVERLY ANN BANKS Vice President D. O. Club 4; Spanish Club 2; F.H.A. 3 GWENDOLYN HOPE BARLOW F.H.A. 2; Guidance Of¬ fice 3 WILLIAM JAMES BARRETT Biology Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Track 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3 JAMES MILTON BEATTIE Key Club 2, 3, 4; Golf Team 2, 3; Chemistry Club 3, 4; Rifle Club Sec. 3; Vice Pres. Chemistry Club 4 37 Senior table—4th period lunch. KATHRYN ELLEN BISH SHARON KAY BLENIS F.H.A. 2; Phys. Ed. Asst. 3 F.T.A. RITA BOYER BARBARA BOGGAN 38 HERMAN WALTER BRACKENS, JR. V, Basebali 2; Sr. Court Chairman 4; Pres. Pep Club 4; Electronics Club 4 LINDA BRACKENS PATRICIA LOU BRADLEY Art Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Drama Club 4; Biology Club 2; Library Staff 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Prom Comm. 3 Shelves at last! Doug ' s finally happy. HELEN BRANUM FREDRICK VINCENT BROWN Bookstore Help 3; Phys. Asst. 3; Rifle Club 4; Mech. Drawing Asst. 4 JANICE ANN BRUMM Shield Staff 4; Refreshment Comm. Jr.-Sr. Prom 3 ANGELIA MARIE BUCCO Latin Club 3; French Club 3; Pep Club 4; Prom Com¬ mittee 3; F.T.A. 3; F.H.A. 2 39 SANDRA LEE BURSTYN Pep Club 3, 4; Art Club 4; Riding Club 4; Sr. Class Gift Comm. 4 FLOYD HERMAN BUCH Drama Club 4; Student Service Club 4; Pep Club 4; Magazine Drive 4; Sr. Court Comm. 4; Student Bus Driver 4 SANDRA LEE BUCH Newspaper Staff 4; Student Service 4; Pep Club 4; Sec. Soph. Class 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Sec. Junior Class 3; Sec. Biology Club 2; Jr. Class Play 3; Magazine Drive 4; Powderpuff Football 4 SENIOR LOUISE ADELE BUTLER Clinic Asst. 4; Drama Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Sr. Court Comm. Chairman 4; Powderpuff Football LINDA BUTLER Team 4 SUZANNE CATHERINE BUSCHER French Club; F.H.A. CHARLES L. BYRAM III 40 DOUGLAS ELLIOTT CATON President of Class 2, 3; Ed. of Student Directory 3; Pres. N. Va. Debate League 4; Boys ' State 3; Boys ' Nation, Senator for Va. 4; Key Club BARBARA M. CAVENDER French Club 4; Chemistry Club 3; French Honor So¬ ciety 3, 4; Historian 4; Drama Club 4 CLASS PATRICIA ANN CHAPMAN F.H.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Pep Club 4; Christmas Ball Court 2; Library Asst. 2; Jr. Class Prom Comm. 3; V.O.T. 4; Powderpuff Football Team 4; Sr. Court Comm. 4 RAY JOHN CHAPPELLE Drama Club 4; Pep Club 4; V. Football 3; Sr. Pipeline 4; junior Jargon 3; Sr, Maga¬ zine 4; Magazine Campaign Comm. 4 EILEEN JEAN CHIDESTER Office help 3; Sr, Privilege Comm. 4; Powderpuff Foot¬ ball Team 4; Representative in Typing Contest 3 HERSHEL PAUL CHITTUM Student Service 4; Pep Club 4; Student Service Pres. 4 ANTHONY FRANCIS CHRZANOWSKI 41 BARBARA ANNE CHURCH Mixed Choir 2; French Club 3; Concert Choir 3 FINLEY THEODORE CLARKE III Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club CLASS CARL J. CONDON Jr. Class Play; Pep Club; French Club; Magazine Drive Play; Chemistry Club KARLENE ANN CONRAD French Club 2; Pep Club 3; Sr. Prom Comm. 3; Hallo¬ ween Dance Chairman 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Keyettes 3, 4, Officer 3; S.C.A. Rep¬ resentative 4; S.C.A. Sena¬ tor 4 ETHEL CAROLYN COON Chorus 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2; A Cappella Choir 4 RICHARD PHILLIP COOPER RAE LYNN CRANE ANNE McTIVER CRAVEN F.T.A. 4; Riding Club; Pep Club AUSTIN RICHARD CUSHMAN Magazine Skit 4; Powder- puff Cheerleader 4; Pep Club Vice President 4; Hi- Fi Club Vice President 4; Drama Club 4 OF ’61 PAUL ARTHUR DAMROW Key Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2 , 3, 4; V. Golf 2, 3, 4; Soph. Talent Show 3; Boys ' State 3 CHARLES DAVIS IRVIN WALTER DIETERLE V. Basketball 2, 3, 4; V. Baseball 2; V. Golf 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Spanish Club 2; Key Club 2 , 3, 4; Most Val. LESTER DEVERS Player V. Basketball 2 43 EVA LYNN DUBIN Pep Club 4; Drama Club 4; Sr. Alumni Dance Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Powder- puff Football Team 4; Sr. Bulletin Board 4 FRANK A. DOMINGOES Bus Driver 4 DIANNE MARY DOWNEY Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 4; Sr. Court Comm. 4; Powderpuff Football Team 4; Sr. Activities Comm. 4 A penny for your thoughts, Jim. JANE FENTON DUVALL JOAN DUNCAN Field Hockey 3, 4; Keyettes Art Club 2 3, 4 MICHAEL OWEN EASON ROBERT JACKSON EATON 44 BARBARA MARIE ECHARDT Keyettes 3, 4; French Club 3; Pep Club 3; Student Service Club 3 LARRY ELLINGTON J.V. Basketball 3 BARBARA FRANCES ELLIOTT Pep Club 3; Prom Commit¬ tee 3 Hunting for 4-leaf clovers, Powderpvff Football Game JAMES FARRIS V, Football 2 , 3, 4; V. Track 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. 2 , 3 , 4; Powderpuff Football Coach 4; Pep Club 3,- 4; Chemistry Club 3; Bi¬ ology Club 2; Student Serv¬ ice 3; Rifle Team 3; German TRUDIE ANN EMILS CHARLES FADLEY JOHN DAVID FAITH Club 3; Latin Club 2 45 Wmm JUDITH ANN FISHBURN National Honor Society 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Drama Club 4; Pep Club Pres. 3; S.C.A. Cabinet, Sec. of Art 4; Prom Comm. 3; Senior Newspa¬ per 4 LINDA ANN FEATHERSTONE Jr. Prom Comm. 3; D.O. Sec. 4; Representative in Typing Contest 3; G.A.A. Tennis 2 WAYNE FIELDS CLASS THELLANN FISHER Magazine Drive 3, 4; French 2, 3; German Club 3; Drama Club 2, 3; Jr. Class Play 3; S.C.A. Representative 3; F.T.A. 4; Powderpuff Foot¬ ball Team 4; Chemistry Club 3; Art Club 3; Biology Club 3 STEVE FISCHER KAREN SONYA Chemistry Club Pres. 3, 4; FLUCKIGER French Club Pres. 2; F.T.A. Biology Club 2; Jr. Class 2; Advanced Math Club 2; Play 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 2; Dance Pep Club 4; Chemistry Club and Pep Band 3; Jr. Class 4; Sr. Newspaper 4; Jr.-Sr. Play Prom Comm. 3 HERSEY CECIL FOREHAND 46 JANET ANN FOSTER BARBARA LEE GOHN German Club 3, 4; Drama Club 4 OF ’61 RICHARD LYNN GOREE Magazine Drive 4; Sr. Court 4; Baseball 3 LYNNE MADDING GRAFTON DAVID MICHAEL GRIMM REBECCA ANN GREEN Rifle Club 4 JUDY GRUBB 47 KATHRYN M. HALES F.T.A. Historian 2, 3, 4; J.V. Hockey Capt. 3, 4; French Honor Society Pres. 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; French Club 2 GERALDINE FRANCES HARLOW JUDY DAWN HARRIS Pep Club 4; Office Staff 4 BRENDA FAYE HAYDEN S.C.A. Representative 3; German Club 3; Prom Comm. 3; Chemistry Club 3; Intramural Sports 3; Nation¬ al Honor Society 3, 4; Hock¬ ey Manager 4; Drama , Club 4; Keyettes 4; Shield Staff 4 PHYLLIS CATHERINE HAYWOOD Shield Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Prom Comm. 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Powderpuff Foot¬ ball Game 4 SENIOR STEPHEN JON HEFFELFINGER 48 MARGRET HEISHMAN RAYMOND HEISHMAN D.O. 4 CLASS H. ANDERSON HIGHAM V. Football 2, 3, 4; V. Track 2, 3; Sr, Homeroom Repre¬ sentative 4; Student Steer¬ ing Comm. 2; Student Serv¬ ice Club 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Coach Powderpuff Foot¬ ball Team 4 GROVER C. HINDS Baseball 3; Business Man¬ ager Shield 4; Lance Staff 4; Chemistry Club 3; Foren¬ sics Club 4; Sr. Alumni Dance Comm. 4 KAREN KAY HOLLESTELLE Art Club 3; Office Work 3 KATHRYN MARGARET HOLLESTELLE Guidance Help 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Library Help 2; Hostess Athletic Assn. Dinner 4; Honor Society Christmas Play 2; Music Festival 2 49 JAMES ARNOLD HUBBARD Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Electronics Club 3, 4, Sec. 3; Band 2; Chorus 4; Magazine Drive, Team Capt. 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Pep Club 4; Powderpuff Foot- PAT HOWARD ball Cheerleader NANCY CARROL HOLLEY Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Business Manager 4; French Club 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Girls ' State Alternative 3; Typ¬ ing Contest 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr.-Alumni Dance Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4; F.T.A. 4 PATRICIA KENNON HOLLIS Drama Club 4; Office Help 4 SENIOR MARGARET ANN HUFFMAN Homeroom Representative ENRIQUE JERALD 3; Bookstore Help 3, 4; HUBERT Clinic Asst. 3 50 DONALD CHARLES HUGHES, JR. French Club 3, 4 KAY IOOSS CLASS KATHERINE RANDOLPH JENNINGS F.B.L.A. 2; Sec. of Student Service 4; Art Club 2; Drama Club 4; V. Basket- VALARIE KAY JOHNSON ball 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3 F.T.A. 4; Drama Club 4 CHERYL LYNNE JONES Sr. Newspaper 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Drama Club 4 SANDRA JONES 51 EDWIN CHARLES KAMPMANN Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; Debate Society 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4 THOMAS JON KELLY Chorus 2, 3, 4; Guidance Office Help 3, 4; Hi-Fi Club 2 , 3; Chorus Asst. 3, 4 CLASS KATHLEEN M. KENNEDY Art Club 2, 4 ANN ELIZABETH KILGORE Sr. Class Newspaper 4; Jr. Jargon 3; Magazine Drive 4; French Club 2; German Club Sec. 3 SANDY G. KINCANNON Lance Staff 2, 3; Biology Club 2; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Lee Representative to N. Va. Sun 3; Powderpuff Foot¬ ball Team 4 LINDA ANN KITTRELL Powderpuff Football Team 4; Pep Club Secretary 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Student Service Club 4; Biology Club 2; The Shield Staff 4; Clinic Staff 3, 4; French Club 4; Ways and Means Comm. Sr. Class 4; Sr. Court Comm. 4 52 OF ’61 NANCY JANE LEBOSQUET French Club 4; Art Club 4; F.T.A. 4 JUDITH F. LEE Art Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3 KENDALL AAcRAE LEMLEY The Shield Staff 3, 4; Editor 4; Vice President Key Club 4; Jr. National Honor So¬ ciety 2; National Honor So¬ ciety 3, 4; V. Track 2, 3; Op¬ timist Clubs ' Student of the year Award 4; Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Test 4 JAMES RUSSELL MARTIN LEONE Band 3, 4; Drum Major 3, 4; V. Track 2; V. Wrestling 3, 4; S.C.A. Steering Comm. Vice Chairman 2; Vice Pres. S.C.A. 3; Sec. of Clubs 4; All-State Band 2, 3, 4; Key Club Student of Month 4 JOHN MOTT LINDSAY Chess Club Pres. 3, 4; De¬ bate Club 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3 STEPHEN LOOPER RONALD B. MACK V. Baseball 2, 3 53 LINDA MAE MacQUARRIE Pep Club 4; Magazine Drive Skit 4; Homecoming Court 4; Powderpuff Team 4 MARION OWEN MADSEN Speak no evil! See no evil! Hear no evil! Left to right, Barbara, Hank and Sandy. LAWRENCE EMANUEL MARTIN III German Club 3; Chemistry DAVID EDWARD C | ub 3; Jr . class Play 3; Sr.- MARCHUS III Jr. p r om Comm. 3; Vice ROBERT SHERROD Band 4; Football 4; Chemis- Pres. Senior Class 4; V. Bas- MALONE try Club Vice Pres. 4 ketball 3, 4 PAT MATILLA 54 STANLEY IRA MARIN Biology Club 2; Student Service 4; V. Football 4; Stu¬ dent Instructor 4 RICHARD MAY ALBERT JORDAN McCHRISTY V. Basketball 4; V. Baseball 4; Sr. Newspaper 4 America at work. tom McDaniel max d. McLaughlin ii V. Football 3, 4; V. Track 2; Student Service 4 SANDRA LYNNE AAcMULLIN French Club 4; Pep Club 4; F.T.A. 4 BARBARA GRACE McNAMARA Student Service 4; F.T.A. 3; Student Council 3; Maga¬ zine Campaign 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Jr. Class Play Comm. 3; French Club 3; Powderpuff Football Team 4; Pep Club 4; Fashion Show 4 55 DIANE MERRITT Student Service 4 JUDITH ANNE MELLETT V. Hockey 3, 4; Most Valuable Player Award 4; J.V. Basketball 2; V. Basketball 3, 4; French Club 2, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Shield Staff 2 DAVID C. MERCER Hi-Fi Club 2; Chess Club 3; Pep Club 4; Wizard of Oz 4; Drama Club 4; Rifle Club 2 SENIOR MARILYN MILLER Student Service Club 3, 4; Powderpuff Football Team 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Producer of Wizard of Oz 4; Newspaper 3; Homecoming Court 4; Jr. Class Play 3 PATRICIA LORRAINE MILLIKAN Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Art Club 4; Drama Club 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3 JOHN SHANE MITCHELL French Club 3; Key Club 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3 MARCIA ANN MITTON French Club 2; Art Club 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3 56 EARLE WINSTON MOORE Key Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Class President 4; Chairman Prom Prop Comm. 3 LINDA KAY MOORE F.T.A. 2 CLASS ROBERT STEPHENSON MARJORIE DRUCILLA MORGAN MYERS V. Football 4; V. Basketball PATRICIA ANN MULLINS F.H.A. 2, 3; V.O.T. 4; 4; Hi-Fi Club 4; Pep Club 4 LEROY MORRIS Bulletin Board Comm. 4 F.T.A. 2 57 BARBARA ANN NOVY NORMA JEAN OCHS National Honor Society 3, 4; Art Club 4; The Shield Staff 4; Girls ' State Representative 3 W tt h4L ■ v.hY5h iS :r-x What, me worry? Fred Reever WOODROW W. PARKER GEORGE EDWARD PAYNE Guidance Office Help 3, 4, Student Bus Driver 4; J.V. Football 2; F.B.L.A. 2 GRETCHEN EILEEN PEDERSON Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Student Service Club 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Shield Staff 3; Sec. of Senior Class 4; Homecoming Queen 4 ANNA HAAS PEELER V. Softball 2; Jr. Class Play 3; Drama Play Fest. 2; Shield Staff 2; Drama Club 3; S.C.A. Representative; S.C.A. Cabinet Member 4; Keyette Club 4 58 DAVID JOHN PELLEGRINI French Honor Society 3 ESTER RUTH PERKINS Concert Choir 2, 4; Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2, 3; Chemistry Club 4; Library Staff 4; Choral Clinic 2 KILLEEN COLETTE P1LON Latin Club Treas. 2; Art Club Pres. 2 , 3 ; Keyettes 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3; Jr. Class Newspaper 3; Sr. Class Newspaper 4; F.T.A. 3, 4, Sec. 4 Our Drum Major. Jim Leone JUDITH E. PULLMAN Soph. Class Steering Comm.; F.H.A. 2; Typing HERBERT EDWARD POTTER and Shorthand Contest RUTH ANN QUEENIN DON QUIGLEY —«a « ■ • a ii 59 PAUL W. QUINTER GLENN RAIDEN CHARLES HENRY RAMBERG V. Debate 2, 3, 4; Pres. Fo¬ rensics Club 4; Prom Comm. 3; Track 3; Nat. Merit Schol¬ arship Semi-Finalist 4; Lance Staff 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Winner N. Va. Voice of Democracy Contest 4 CLASS NICOLE JEANNE RASMUSSEN Keyette Club 4; Lance Staff 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Student Council Assn. 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Prom Comm. 3; Chairman Home¬ coming 4; Powderpuff Foot¬ ball Team 4; S.C.A. Conven¬ tion 3; Sr. of the month 4 FREDRICK MARTIN REEVER V. Football 4; Key Club 4; S.C.A. Representative 4; V. Baseball 4 LINDA L. RENEAU French Club 2, 3, Pres. 3; Lance Staff 3, 4; Girls ' State 3; Sec. of Publications 3; Keyettes 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. 4; Student of Year 4; Correspondent to Sun Echo 4 DIANNE JOY RICHARD Art Club 2 60 MARY ELLEN RIDGEWAY French Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2; F.T.A. 2, 3; Storeroom Work 3, 4 JAMES BERKLEY RITTENHOUSE Pep Club 4 OF ’61 JANET LOUISE RIVENBURG Art Club 4; Student Serv¬ ice Club 4; Bookstore 3, 4 CAROL ANN ROSENTHAL MIKE ROBERTSON Hi-Fi Club 4; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 4 JUDITH ANNE ROOK J. V. Softball 2; Guidance Help 3; Pep Club 4; V.O.T. 4; Powderpuff Football Game STEPHEN RICHARD ROSE Rifle Club 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 2, 4; Rocket Society 3; Chess Club Sec.-Treaj, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, 4; French Club 4; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Magazine Drive 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Jr. Jar¬ gon 3; Chemistry Club 3 61 JENNIE LEE SEGAL V. Basketball Team 2, 3, 4; V. Hockey 4; V. Softball 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Newspaper 2, 3, 4 KATHY HALAI RE RYAN Senior Senator 4; Homeroom Representative 3; V. Soft- ball 2, 3; V. Basketball 3; V. Hockey 3, 4; V. Cheer¬ leader 4; Student Service 3; Keyette Club 4; Girls ' State Representative 3; Capt. Powderpuff Football Team 4 STEVE ROBERT SANDRETSKY SENIOR GLADYS VIRGINIA SEYMOUR F.T.A. 2 MIKE C. SHEA Key Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; V. Track 2; V. Baseball 2; Pep Club 4; Hi-Fi Club 4 SANDRA LEE SMITH GLORIA JEAN SHEPHERD Sr. Alumni Dance Comm. Girls ' Chorus 2 4; Office Help 4 SUSAN SPEER WAYNE STANTON Key Club 2, 3, 4; V. Baseball 3, 4; Boys ' State 3; Prom Comm. 3; Spanish Club 2 CLASS WILLIAM ELLSWORTH ST. CLAIR Chorus 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Pep Club 4 EDWARD L. STEPHEN WILLIAM STEIDEL Key Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Pres. 4; Student Service 2; Bus Patrols 2; Lieutenant 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Co-Chairman Privileges Comm. 4; Intra¬ mural Sports 3, 4; Chemis¬ try Club 3 ROME EARNEST STEPHENS Key Club 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; V. Football 2, 3, 4; V. Basketball 2, 3, 4; V. Track 2, 3, 4, Capt. 2, 3 WILLIAM ROBERT STEWART Forensics 3, 4, Pres. 4; Drama Club 3, 4; German Club 3; Basketball 2 63 Will they ever make a team! Coach Farris and his Ryan Roughnecks WILLIAM MURRAY THOMPSON Spanish Club 2; Science Club 2; Chemistry Club 3, OLIVER GREENE THOMAS 4; Rifle Club 4 DANA TIERNEY PETE TODD 64 GEORGE TOWERY JO LYNN TRAIN HUM Future Teachers 2, 3; Treas. 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Latin Club 2 Lunch time or coffee break? Hank Tuffs and Wayne Stanton JOSEPH VERING MARION WEADON WALTER WELLS Rifle Club 4; Debate Club 4; Ways and Means Comm, of JOHN WILEY S. C. A, 4 D.O. 4 65 DAVID LESLIE WILLS Class Officer 2, 3, 4; V. Basketball 2, 3, 4; V. Base¬ ball 2, 3; Track 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4 ROBERT H. WILLEY Sr. Court Comm. 4; Student Bus Driver 4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 4; Ways and Means Comm. 4 ROY EDWARD WILLIAMS V.O.T. Your stockings are slipping Ted. Powderpuff Cheerleaders: Ernie Stephens, Hank Tufts, Ted Clarke, Jim Hubbard, Mike Robertson, Ray Chappelle, Bob Brackens. EDWARD MARTIN WILSON Art Club 3, 4; Sr. Newspa¬ per Staff 4 PATRICIA ANN WINSLOW French Club 3; Student Serv¬ ice 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Girls ' State Rep. 3; Latin Club 2; Prom Comm. Chr. 3; F.T.A. 2, 4 DONNA GAYLE WOLFE J.V. Hockey 4; Keyettes 4; Sr. Class Newspaper 4; French Club 4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 4; Chr. Honor Comm. 4; Co-Chr. Sr. Alum¬ ni Dance 4 NANCY WANDOLOWSKI Keyettes 4; Lance 4; French Club 3, 4, Treas. 4; Latin Club 2; A Cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2 66 MARY WRIGHT Student Service 4; French Club 2; Pep Club 4; F.H.A. 2; F.T.A. 3 CONSTANCE PAULINE ZACHMAN School Store 3, 4 Sidewalk Superintendents. Left to right, Peg Pederson, Andy Higharn, Max McLaughlin. PATRICIA DIANE ZAMPELL Senior Newspaper 4; Office Work 4 Our Senior Class . . . THE END OF THE BEGINNING. FRANCIS HARRY ZECK, JR. Key Club 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Rifle Club Pres. 3; V. Rifle Team 3, 4; Capt. V. Rifle Team 4; The Shield Staff 4 LINDA JEAN ZERR Concert Chorus 4; V. Softball 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Pep Club 2; Student Service Club 3; Shield 4 67 SENIOR BEST DANCERS Bill Stewart and Chickie Bucco 68 SUPERLATIVES MOST POPULAR Kathy Ryan and Paul Quinter MOST STUDIOUS Jean Acker and Charlie Ramberg 69 MOST ATHLETIC Andy Higham and Jennie Segal 70 LIFE OF THE PARTY Richard Ascolli and Ann Fisher BEST Dave Wills and MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charlie Ramberg and Linda Reneau .OOKING Barbara Church BEST ALL AROUND Kathy Ryan and Ted Clark 71 : Pat ' CsiStfbeJ! ' WK1 PSiiWIMf Ginger O ' Donrietl SECRETARY m ' • , ' 4 - | ' ' ••-Kt ,S ■. vCT Lynette Albertazzie Carole Allen Gail Allen Gwen Allen JUNIOR Richard Allison Kenneth Allread Ralph Edward Anderson Lee Arents Sharon Berendt Rosalyn Berman Carolyn Berry Bob Bernhard CLASS Joy Birdsall David Blackburn Jimmy Blitch Allan Bloom i Barbara Brook David Brown Karetta Browning Bill Brumbaugh Val Buckingham Linda Elizabeth Bumpas Eddie Burnell HU Barbara Cabanne Dianna Cagle Deloris Campbell Pat Campbell Mary Lee Carter Thomas Chapman Bob A. Chapola Jon Clarke Walter Clarke CLASS Jan Copeland Jim Crowell Margaret Culotta Lawrence H. Curtis Virginia Darr Donald DeAngelis Denis Delear Bob Dellar Jim Cobb Sharon Coffman Phyllis Collins Donald Cooney Gail Collins 76 Barbara DeMont Gayle Dewitt John Dickerson Ernest M. Duckworth Tabor Dunman Eugene Dunnuck Larry Dykstra OF ’62 Michael Ellis Larry English Sue Eames Susan Edmonds Anne Ellmore Peggy Ellmore Scott Ericksen Barbara Ettleman William Farber Robert Ferguson Margaret Feweil Bob Fimbel Michael Firkins Dorothy Fisher Brenda Floyd Mark Foster 77 John C. Grice, Jr. David M. Grove Mike Gryskiewicz Robert Hale Judy Hall Richard Hall Barbara Happoldt Bob Hardin Kenneth Harris Randy Harrison Kay Hartzoge OF ’62 Millard Hayes Chris Heffelfinger Robert Hess Kathy Herring John Hilson Mary Catherine Hinson Bonnie Holmes Anne Hootman Elaine Hicks Lucie Hidalgo Frank S. Horwath Wayne Hottel John Travis Howell Libby Hutton Anne Hydrick Carol Jemmott Lynda Jennings 79 Judy Jewell Millie Johnson Olive Johnson Robert Johnson Karen Kingery Carol Knott Dick Koeteeuw Jane Kramer Pamela Langley Dwain H. Lee Rod Lee Montie Lehman Sandra L. Jones Wanda Justice JUNIOR 80 CLASS Elizabeth Lupton Barbara AAalanga Jerry Lenn Robert Lewis Fred Ligerman Me! Lloyd Bill Loehrie Louis Long Claudia Lovering Pat Lumpkin William Lineberger Jack Lucks Warren MacQuarrie Richard Mangum Janet Mankin Suzanne Marchus Thomas Marlow Marcia Mathews Karen Mazurkiewicz Caro! McCalment Betty McGuin Virginia McKaig Janet McKay Pamela McKinney Charles McNaron Marjorie Meredith Jean Michael CLASS Carolyn Minton Jerry Mittendorff Dorothy Mizelle Frances Mobley Donato Moreno Thomas M. Moore Robert Morris Leslie Muller Bill Mullin Tommy Mullikin Patricia Nelson Helen Nesselrodt Dorothy Normann Jim Norton Paul O ' Connell Ginger O ' Donnell Hilda Ogletree 82 Daniel J. Olson Richard J. Ortega Edith Anne Padgett James Padgett Dennis Patch Carol Pauli Frank Paynter Mary Ann Pearson Bob Prohaska Jimmy Puckett Connie Quick Margaret Reamy Kathleen Reuter Glenna Reynolds Sharon Richardson Gayle Shaw J. J. Shay Joe Shea Mike Shepard Barbara Shreve Paul Shultz Royce A. Singleton James Robert Sisk Bill Roberts Nancy Roberts Janice Romero Bonnie Runyon Charles Sadek Sandra Salonick Calvin Sargent Danny Scherer Linda Schwartz JUNIOR Virginia Scott Paul E. Searfoss Joyce Shackley Ann Shalag Dennis Sellers Sandra Shaver 84 Pat Smith Darwin Smith Jackie Smith Johnny Smith Julie Smith Pamela Snyder Carolyn Sokolosky Thomas M. Speck CLASS Bill Stowe Diana Stratton William Stuckmeyer Pat Sutton Bill Tarr Jimmy Taylor Sharon Telezinski Eva Teng Steve Teng Todd Tilton 85 Nancy Timoney Nelson Travis Carol Trotter Ralph Vernon Mi ke Vogel Doug Wachholz E. Pauline Wade Russell Walker JUNIORS Bliss D. Wilson Bob Wilson Edith Wise William Wise Louis Wittkower Rossie Wood Ilona Wright 86 Linda Lucille Bauknight Get ready to run, Mr. Taylor! This drawing looks easy . . . A prank phone call . . . Jackie Yatteau Richard Zborofsky Donna Zimmerman Nancy Zinghiem 89 Sharon Adams David Ahearn Sue Alford Jimmy Allen Lou Allen Paul Allen Carly Alley Daryl Alley Cassie Ames Conway Anderson Pauline Anderson Gary Appel Jeanne Archer Linda Armentrout Carol Atherton Charlotte Austin John Avery Henry Baker Lance Baldwin Patsy Banks Sally Barden Judi Barnes Jim Barrett Carolyn Beach Douglas Beach Cathy Beck Sandy Berry CLASS OF ’63 Dick Birdsong Jack Bish Jimmy Bollinger Gail Brackens Susan Brackens Susan Bridges Scott Brodersen Jane Bruson William Bryant Alan Buczek Toni Burdette Barbara Burke Larry Burstyn Betty Bush Carol Butler Myonza Cagle Jim Cal ' ia David Campbell Vicki Cayton Diane Ceraghmo Mike Cherwek Kathy Childs Gary Clarke Betty Clarkson Virginia Conway Bob Cook Ray Cook Becky Copeland Judy Germany Carolyn Corwin Carla Crown Jack Culotta Eugene Cushman 91 Bill Dakin Barbara Damrow Sylvia Daniel SOPHOMORE CLASS Diane Davis Richard Davis Elizabeth Dennis Myra Dennis Don DesJarlais Loretta Devers Jeff Dix Dyanne Dodge Jack Dorsey Jeri Dorsey Richard Dorson Earlton Downs Evan Dubin Wanda Dukate Nancy Duke Charlotte Dunbar Ronnie Dunn Rita Eames Bettie Eckhardt Patricia Eddy Jim Ellis Chuck Engle Joanne Esposito Cindy Evans Brad Fellows Elizabeth Ferris Carol Finkle Jane Fisher Earl Flinchum Terry Flahive Charlotte Flynn Mike Fogarty Michele Ford J. Foster Frank Fox Peggy Fox Phillip Frazier Tony Frederickson Andy Geisler Sue Godsey John Gordon Petja Gorneva Vic Grice Sandi Halberstadt Jay Hancock Vicki Gohn Sharon Gores Judi Greene Karen Griffiths Kay Hall Esther Hanlin Diane Gordon Nancy Gorgol Roger Greenhow Keven Guthrie Marlee Hall Anne Hawn 93 Chester Harman Robin Heflin Mildred Heishman Carol Henline Joe Henry Russell Hess Susan Hicks David Hill Philip Himes John Hippie Dennis Holden Lynne Hollingsworth Christine Homrighausen Linda Howard Kathy Howell Robert Hudson Marilyn Humma Martha Huse Mike Hussey Myra Husted Camilla Jackson Freddy Jacobs Dick Jefferies Gayle Jensen Pamela Joffre Gary Jolderman Carolyn Jones CLASS OF ’63 Fred Julian Michael Kelley Bill Keneman Carlene Kern Judy King Wayne Kirby Jon Klimchalk John Koerber Cheryl Kuldau Ron Kuldau Karen Kraemer Elaine LaCasce Karen Lawson Robert Lawrence Dean Layton Glenn Lee Julie Lee Bill Lefflngwell Don Lynch Jennie Leone Philip Lirnbacher jerrie Lomele Reynold McCabe Mike McCord George McGuin Maggie McLaughlin Linda Mack Kathy Madden Georgetta Magner Ronnie Mallard Jane Mann Marcia Maykovich Dick Martin 95 Bobby Mason Dwain Matelski Linda Mathes SOPHOMORE CLASS Mallory Matney Carol Mazzuchi Chuck Meyer Albert Meyers Diane Meckelsen Lynette Mickey Ann Millan Elizabeth Miller John Miller Jay Miner Russ Minetree Doug Monk Joyce Montgomery Marsha Monteith Nancy Moore William Moore Pamela Morris Don Morrow Stephen Mortensen Judy Munger Judy Murphy Linda Murphy Carol Nalls Joyce Narem Toshihiko Nobe Barbara Norton A. Norris Stanley Oden Linda Olson Henry Onsgard Mark Otis Roger Otto Harold Owen Linda Owens Tommy Ozmenf Betsy Pace Judy Palacky Mary Palmer Mary Parker Norma Parker Stan Parsons Kenneth Payne James Pearson David Penrod Sharon Pepsin Karen Percy Charles Peschek Wendy Platt John Pidgeon Diane Poland Tom Powell Beverly Pratt Elizabeth Proffitt David Prouty Frances Pullen Russell Pullman Rachel Queenin 97 Bruce Quick Janice Quicke Corinne Quigley John Raiden Freddie Ramsay Mike Reed Barry Reever Linda Reichenberg Jerry Richardson Rodney Rion Rose Robertson Mildred Rogers Barbara Rook Tex Rubinowitz Marilyn Rundle Geraldine Runyon Brad Sanders Mary Saunders Jacqueline Scherr John Schlogl Terry Schmidt Pat Schuitze Douglas Carter Dianna Shea Rick Shelly Linda Sherwood James Shifflett CLASS OF ’63 Kay Shriver Gary Simmons Mary Simms Warren Simonton Gary Smith Jim Smith Mary Smith Pau! Smith Paula Smith Theresa Smith Barbara Sobelman Joyce Soklosky Theodore Soklosky Ned Solenberger i! Marshal! Spencer Steve Spivey Susie Stewart David Stoutner Corliss Sweeney Rick Thoman Lois Tull Gail Staples Noble Stewart David Sutherland Beverly Swift Peter Tobin June Verdoorn Barbara Stegemerton Pam Stogner Christine Sutton Bonnie Tilley Paula Tonks Donna Vesey 99 Carol Viescas Robert Vozzola Tony Venne Joellen Wagner Sharlene Walker Jim Wallace Irving Warden Allen Webster Mollie Wechsler Connie West George White Juanita Wilkins Byron Wilkins Bernie Williams Pat Wilson Karen Wolfe Wyatt Wood Pat Wren Carolyn Wright Pat Wright Terry Yon Chuck Young Kathy Young Mike Zamperini Elian Zweiban Stanley Johnson Mary Annetuck CLASS OF ’63 The library looks pretty quiet . . , Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Langford, Mrs. Tilson 101 102 103 Zwg ffi t 5 tn ?o-A Clyde Barton Pat Barrett David Bass John Batchelor Ric Bauer Chelnesa Bayles Mary Beach Beth Bennett Charlotte Brader Barbara Bradley Wayne Beck James Robert Blansett Richard Bonnby Allen Bossa Mary Bowers Ronnie Bozman Carol Adams Connie Adams Judy Adkins. Buddy Allen Robert Allen Donna Allen Judy Allison Patricia Alloway Johnny Anderson John Andrews Jesse Ange Mary Lou Asplund Scott Baird John Balch 104 FRESHMAN CLASS Doug Campion Mark Caraccis Barbara Branca Dona Brizzi Casey Brower Andy Brown George E. Brown Jo Ann Brown Roger Brown Sandra Brown Tom Brown Becki Brumbaugh Afma Bryan Bob Bucco Sue Buck Cathy Burger Pat Burgess Dee Dee Burnell Candace Burnett Jerry Butler Margie Callahan Sherry Campbell Rocky Carlan Connie Carney Melody Carotenuto Joyce Carter Mildred Casper Sheryl Champion Nancy Chapman Catherine Chappelle Robin Chilton Sheila Chitwood Sharon Christianson Carol Chrzanowski Donna L. Clark William Clarke 105 Suzanne Cyr Thomas Cushman Larry Daitz Margie Daniel Tony Davies Marcella Devers Crystal Dodge Suzanne Dodge Harold Dodson Thomas Dolan Cherry Douglass Archie Downs Wendell Dreier John Duckworth Jay Dunkleberg John Dunlap Karen Coggins Michael Cogswell Kenneth Cole Ray Collins Susan Cone Wilma Conley Joan Conrad Elmer Coon Janet Coons Sharon Corey . Bill Cothran William Conway Harold Cox Bonnie Craig I 106 FRESHMAN CLASS Linda Farris Thomas Fay Larry Dunn Gary Durham Edward Eames Waiter Ear! Pat Eastman James Elliott Carolyne Ellison James Endhicht Michel Emils Michele Emory Judy Edmonston Dick Ernesfes Donna Ervin Rosemary Essenwinf LaVerta Evans Sandra Evans David Evelyn Kathy Faircloth Joanne Fallon Claire Farley Barbara Featherall Powell Ferguson Karen Fishburn Linda Fisher Mike Fishkin Steve Ford Janet Francis Ellen French Sheridan Funk Ronnie Gabaldon Thomas Gagner Danielle Giraud Butch Godsey Chuck Gordon 107 CLASS OF ’64 Louise Haniin Kenneth Guard Gerry Hall Margaret Hall Kathy Hallamare Cheryl Hanks Milt Hanna Marilyn Hannah Mike Hammer Jean Hardin Joh n Hardman Jackie Hargis Christine Harman John Harms Cordell Harris Denise Harris Tommy Harris Westa Harris Marcia Harrison Patricia Hartman Alan Hartmann Susan Gordon Bill Green Susan Gorgol Susan Green Clarence Gorham Judy Grimm Chuck Gorman Kitty Grove Gary Gough Diane Grubb J. Gozzio Judy Gryskiewicz Stanley Gray Sharon Goodheart 108 FRESHMAN Steve Hendricks Cathy Henigan Michael Henner Tommy Henry Donna Higgins Jerome Himes Patricia Hitch Anne Hoffman Susan Holden Barbara Holloweil Jan Hope Douglas Haberlie Gary Howard Sandra Howard Sue Hrdlicka Linda Hubbard Bea Hudson Edna Huffman Linda Jackson Walter Jacobsen Philip Janes Richard Jensen Nancy Jewell Ava Johnson Bill Johnson Harry Johnson 109 Steve Komenda Mary Lagana Frederick Lamar Dennis Leahy Valorey Lehman Lorna Leone Cathy Levay Marsha Lewis Diane Lipske Sharon Little Tommy Lloyd Lynn Loetterle Louise Long Margaret Long Tom Longnecker Mary Anne Lovett Melanie Kirby Judith Kiselyk Earl Kisler Sandy Kittrell CLASS OF ’64 Philip Klein Robert Johnson Bill Jones Kathy Jones Penny Jones Eugene Kearns Pat Ker Lorella Kester Connie Kidd Rosa Kidd Cynthia King Lynn King Tom King Bill Kingery Anne Kingsbury I 10 FRESHMAN CLASS Pat AAagner Maxwell Mandel Dennis Lucas Louise Lunceford Kay Lundberg Edward Lupton Tom Lynch Jon McClain Melissa McCord Donna McCormick Larry McCoy Grade McCray Jane McCullough Judith McDaniel Jamie McGough Joseph McGuin Patti McKay Janice McKnighf Ellen McNamara Karen Mack Scott Mack John Madaris Mickey Manning Tom Mannschreck Dianne Manos William Mapes Charles Marshall Margaret Martin Sue Massie Thomas May M. Mazzeo Barbara Meier Marcia Millar Betty Miller Bob Miller Diane Miller I I John Padgett Jerry Painter Jimmy Parrish Robert Payne John Perkins Robert Pearson Janet Pernice Pete Perucci S. Peschek John Peterson David Pexton Lynne Pherson Betty Piatt Maureen Pilon Dorothy Plaugher Gwen Plaugher David O ' Brien Patrick O ' Brien Wallace Odum Karen Olsen CLASS OF ’64 Suzanne Miller Bob Mittendorff Mickey Moats Bill Morgan Linda Morgan Charles Morris Isobel Morris Kay Mossman John Mueller Gloria Murr Nancy Musick Pamela Nagle David Nelson Leon Norton 112 FRESHMAN CLASS Susan Rhoads Suzanne Roberts Richard Plunkett Don Poe Sonya Pol if ka Jerilynn Powell Michael Pray Patricia Price John Prohaska Marcia Pullman Christina Ramberg Buck Ramsey Kenny Randal! Larry Rasmussen Rickey Raymo Lauretta Reagan Tom Reneau Sandy Renno S. Reynolds Lillian Richards Connie Riley Joan Rizi Betty Robertson Pamela Robinson Jean Rohde Dennis Rose Elaine Ross Paul Roy Jr. Harold Royall Claire Ryan Mary Ryan Carole Salonick Richard Sapp Craig Scheffer Rita Schenk Susan Schmid 113 Steve Simon Carol Shreve Bill Simms Carolyn Simms Marlene Simms CLASS OF ’64 Ann Singer Jerry Sisson Jack Skillin Dorothy Sloat Barbara Sly DeWitt Smith Donna Smith Leland Smith Lindi Smith Pat Smith Robert Smith Sharon Smith Ronald Snell Trudy Snell Kathy Snipes Joe Spooner Pat Schue David Schwartz Marie Scott Pam Seekins Tom Seeley Linda Seymour Kathleen Shalag Pat Shankle William Sharkey Rick Shaw Lyle Shelton Pat Shenberger Loring Shiver Jim Shoultz 114 FRESHMAN CLASS Pamela Thomas Dawn Thompson Stuart Spore Steven Standish Louise Steele Alan Steichen Carolyn Stephen Kerry Stephens Patricia Stewart Terry Stewart Judy Stratton Peggy Strickle Carol Sutherland Bill Sutphin Jackie Sweet Sharon Swim Tom Taggart Beth Tarbox Barbara Tatum Delores Taylor Leah Tapper Barbara Thackston Jerry Thompson Robert Thompson Marilyn Thorn Barbara Til left Malcolm Tilson Carol Tingley Kathleen Tobin Terrie Tolios Charlotte Topping Gloria Torres Billy Tropf Warren Trullender Walter Tucker Fred Tufts 115 Frances Warwick Phillip Webb Donna Webb Frank Wechsler Peggy Weisenburger Fred Wenk Marsha Weyant Stephen Whall John White Kathy White Norma Wickline Johnnie Wiggins Martha Wiley Timothy Wiley Edward Wilkie David Williams John Williamson Anita Wilson Betty Wilson Greg Wilson Linda Winslow Sheila Turner Carrie Tuohy Ralph Usry LaVonna Vice Toni Victory Laurence Vogt Bill Vought Mary Wachholz Hans Wails Bob Walker Michael Walker Michele Walker Wyona Walters Pat Warner ! 16 Joe Zombro James iooss You didn ' t read your lesson . . . CLINIC HELP Carol Henline, Donna Martin, Janet McKay. STANDING: Mrs. Mainwaring, Carol McCalment, Karen Fluckiger, Marsha Monteith, Sandra Jones. 117 LEE’S CLUBS VV ' h nun SEATED: Trudy Snell, Sharon Christianson. SECOND ROW: Pat Price, Ann Singer, Sonya Polifka, Peggy Strickle. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gontis, Marcia Myers, Petja Gorneva, Susie Miller, Jane McCullough, Kathy White, Nancy Hastings, Pat Hartman. FOURTH ROW: Wendell Dreier, Mrs. Brey, Bill Mullen, Mr. Clark. FOREIGN RELATIONS CLUB CHEMISTRY CLUB FIRST ROW, SEATED: Steve Fischer, Karen Fluckiger, Dave Marchus, Milton Beattie, Maureen Brown. SECOND ROW, SEATED: Cheryl Griffen, Mike Ward, Suzanne Marchus, Barbara Cabanne. STANDING: Roy Cooper, Richard Mangum, Ted Dunman, Bob Hardin, Robert Morris, Carolyn Brownlee, Alice Baker, Judy Jewell, Kathy Fritzinger, Gail Williams, Kathy Reuter, Mr. Taylor. 120 FIRST ROW: Carol Rosenthal, Marilyn Humma, Sandy Birdsong, Peggy Fox, Ann Franklin, Barbara Stegmerten, Eva Johnson, Patja Gorneva, Nickie Rasmussen. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Miller, David Nelson, Bev Swift, Dianne Davis, Carol Butler, Betty Bush, Brenda Hayden, Karen Fluckiger, Barbara Cabanne, Karetta Browning, Barbara Cavender, Karen Wolfe, Dianne Cereghino, J. J. Shay. THIRD ROW: Dude Cushman, Barbara Branca, Ebb Stoutner, Val Johnson, Cheryl Jones, Pat Hollis, Ann Hoofman, Trudy Snell, Judy Fishburn, Bunny Kittreil, Mike Robertson, Leslie Muller, Peg Pederson, Jan Copeland. FOURTH ROW: Dave Mercer, Ken Allread, Kay looss, Molly Wechsler, Rodney Rion, Roy Cooper, Ann Fisher, Jack Lucks, Sandy Buch, Richard Ascolli, Bill Stewart, Dave White, Bob Willey, Ray Taibbi, Charles Theurer, Floyd Buch, Jim Hubbard. DRAMA CLUB Planning productions . . . presenting skits . . . learning lines . •. . experimenting with make-up . . . getting stage fright at try-outs . . . Winning a distinguished rating in the Northern Virginia tournament . . . practicing . . . Mr. Phelps enchanting the small fry with his Wizard of Oz . . . memories and fun. SEATED: J. J. Shay, Treasurer; Marilyn Humma, Secretary. STANDING: Jim Hubbard, President. Not pictured: Marilyn Miller, Vice President. ART GUILD Copper enameling . . . wood-cuts . . . silk screening . . . the fashion show . . . trip to Richmond . . . visit to the National Gallery of Art . . . the formal dance . . . grande finale . . . the art show. Bliss Wilson, President Bob Brandes, Secretary Jerri Lomele, Treasurer FIRST ROW: Mrs. Deverall, Marilyn Humma, Stephanie Shubert, Pat Strickle, Sonya Polifka, Beatrice Hudson, Jerri Lynn Powell, Gloria Terres, Lynn Leotterle, Mary Ann Lagana, Money Wondolowski, Mel Lloyd, Albert Baker. SECOND ROW: Ann Hootman, Elaine Hicks, Barbara Cavender, Marcia Pullman, Beth Bennett, Gail Shaw, Carol Rosenthal, Carol Friedman, Robbi Malanga, Judy Hawkins, Marlene Simms, Carol Ting ley, Lillian Richard, Carol Pauli. THIRD ROW: Steve Ford, Nancy Holley, Pat Eastman, Pat Smith, Julie Smith, Barbara Burke, Barbara Bauer, Kay Hartzoge, Kathy Hennigan, Jan McKay, Kay iooss, Peggy Hall, Judy Gryspiewicz, Rick Shelley, Bill Mullen. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Learning French customs . . . studying history . . . visit¬ ing the National Gallery of Art . . . taking a trip to the Chez Francois . . . hearing a speaker from the French Embassy . . . highlights of a fascinating and informative year for the members of Le Cercle Francais. SEATED: Albert Baker, President; Mrs. Deverall, Sponsor; Carol Pauli, Vice President. STANDING: Nancy Wondolowski, Treasurer; Mel Lloyd, Secretary. 123 FIRST ROW: Ed Kampmann, Brenda Hayden, Alice Baker, Cal Sergeant, Jon Clarke, Doug Wachholz, Doug Caton. TOP, LEFT: Charles Ramberg, John Lindsay, Steve Rose, Grover Hinds, Chuck Davis. SPONSORS: Miss Milteer, Miss Haney. TOP, RIGHT: Chuck Meyer, Don DesJarlais, David Penrod. FORENSICS AND DEBATE CLUB Tra ining and practice in public speaking, prose and poetry reading, and debate . . . discussions on national and interna¬ tional problems . . . triangular and state¬ wide debate . . . research and more re¬ search . . . Rusty Hess and Bill Stewart affirmative debaters . . . Charles Ramberg and Rick Thoman negative . . . truly a successful year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Stewart, Vice President; Brenda Hayden, Secretary; Charles Ramberg, President. 124 STUDENT SERVICE CLUB . . . monitoring the halls and cafeteria during the lunch periods . . . issuing passes . . . guiding students ... all in a day ' s work . . . maintaining the activities bulletin board . . . Paul, always checking . . . Mr. Springston ' s friendly smile . . . Serving at SPTA teas . . . dedication and service. Grace McNamara, Treasurer; Paul Chittum, President; Randy Jennings, Secretary. FIRST ROW: Paul Chittum, Grace McNamara, Pat Winslow, Frances Mobley, Petja Gorneva, Karen Kraemer, Janet Rivenburg, Marilym Miller, Nickie Ras¬ mussen, Dianne Merritt, John Raider), Joy Birdsall. SECOND ROW: Kathy Fritzinger, Bonnie lupton, Mel Lloyd, Leslie Muller, Joeilen Wagner, Jean Acker, Tom Powell, Brenda Hayden, Larry Rasmussen, Ann Bass, Peg Pederson, Mr. Springston. THIRD ROW: Margaret Reamy, Barbara Burke, Stan Marin, Mary Lynne Wright, Don Quigley, Max McLaughlin, Floyd Buch, Albert Baker, Molly Wechsler, Dianne Bandyk, Bunny Kittrell. gWI KB | ml { 1 h IB, 1 f- % I HTIUi | JA aa um i JflliJJRf? 1WL L3B® FIRST ROW: Ken Lemley, Earl Moore, Bob Hess, Ted Clarke, John Hippie, Donato Moreno, John Clarke, Fred Reever, Mr. Piper. SECOND ROW: Bob Wills, Ed Stephen, Don DesJarlais, Bryran Simms, Mike Shea, Jim Farris, Jim Barrett, Milton Beattie, Stan Parsons, Roy Cooper, Doug Caton. THIRD ROW: Irvin Dieterle, Bob Anger, Charles Ramberg, John Slagle, Rusty Hess, Ken Wertz, Ernie Stephens, Wayne Stanton, Larry Martin, Paul Damrow, Larry Curtis, Richard Ascolli. KEY CLUB SEATED: Ken Lemley, Vice President; Ted Clarke, President. STANDING: Bob Hess, Treasurer; Dave Wills, Parliamentarian; Ken Wertz, Secretary. Outstanding service and loyalty . . . Saturday mornings spent raking, seeding and fertilizing the island . . . wearing shades at the Bermuda Hop . . . parking cars . . . ushering . . . Wednes¬ day night meetings . . . Mitchell ' s ever-present humor, Wertz ' s never-present minutes . . . Hess, always wanting money . . . Assisting in the Christmas Seal drive . . . operating the lost and found . . . attending the Divisional Conven¬ tion at Falls Church . . . working hard . . . having fun. FIRST ROW: Julie Smith, Recording Secretary; Linda Reneau, Vice President; Dana Tierney, President; Barbara Eckhardt, Corresponding Secretary; Ginger O ' Donnell, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Sharon Goree, Historian; J. J. Shay, Parliamentarian; Sharon Pepsin, Sophomore Director; Gail Williams, Junior Director; Peg Pederson, Senior Director; Carol Harmon, Chaplain. KEYETTE CLUB , . . Honorary girls ' organization encouraging school and community service . . . Co-operation, integrity, and purpose . . . Selling pom-poms at football games . . . Christmas clothing drive , . . Filling the scrapbook . . . March fashion show . . . Memories of Glen Echo . . . Formulation of the honor code ... A wonderful year . . . FIRST ROW: Nickie Rasmussen, Pam Snyder, Lynda Jennings, Carolyn Corwin, J. J. Shay, Carol Harmon, Nancy Wondolowski, Casey Pilon, Kathy Reuter, Miss Haney, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Dianne Walters, Donna Wolfe, Sharon Pepsin, Brenda Hayden, Jean Acker, Anna Peeler, Karlene Conrad, Sharon Goree, Katie Hales. THIRD ROW: Julie Smith, Gail Williams, Marsha Monteith, Jennie Leone, Pat Campbell, Linda Reneau, Kathy Ryan, Kay Hartzoge, Barbara Burke, Ginger O ' Donnell. 127 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Russell, Sponsor; Norma Ochs, Katie Hales, Maureen Brown, Judy Jewell, Jennie Segal, Nancy Holley, Carol Friedman, Carol Rosenthal, Eva Teng. SECOND ROW: Jean Acker, Sharon Richardson, Brenda Hayden, Kay Hartzoge, Carol Trotter, Julie Smith, Doug Wachholz, Jon Clarke, Ed Stephen. THIRD ROW: Judy Fishburn, Linda Reneau, Albert Baker, Paul Damrow, Allan Bloom, Ken Wertz, Jim Blitch, Mike Ward, Steve Teng, Ted Clarke. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Linda Reneau, Secretary; Julie Smith, Vice President; Ken Wertz, Treasurer; Jim Blitch, President. Membership based on character, scho¬ larship, leadership, and service ... or¬ ganizing the newly chartered club . . . . electing officers . . . planning . . . working at the bake sale . . . attending the tea given by Mrs. Russell . . . selling paper-backed books . . . ordering pins . . . gold tassels for seniors at gradua¬ tion. SPANISH CLUB Stimulating interest in Spanish people and language . . . learning and understanding traditions, customs, culture, literature and music . . . Seeing films and slides . . . Listening to speakers . . . Christmas Rinata party . . . Pan American Week . . . Ending the year with a trip to a Mexican Restaurant. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Jewell, Vice President; Charlotte Austin, President; Carolyn Corwin, Treasurer. 9- 9 . JU,-; r ■ - JL,,,,. FIRST ROW; Sheila Chitwood, Eddie Eames, Carol Viescas, Anne Hawn. SECOND ROW: Nancy Moore, Jane Bruson, Terry Schmidt, Corinne Quigley, Bonnie Craig, Carolyn Corwin, Dianne Mickelson, Linda Armentrout, Janice Quick, Cindy Evans, Pat Hartman, Libby Hutton. THIRD ROW; Mr. Hatcher, Sponsor; Lynette Mickey, Judy Jewell, Cassie Ames, Suzanne Miller, David Schwartz, Charlotte Austin, Karen Fishburn, Sue Eames, Marcia Harrison, Betsy Pace, Pat Hitch. FOURTH ROW: Christine Sutton, Mary Parker, Lamar Frederick, Sue Hardtiicka, Randy Harrison, Tom Reaneau, Dave Grove, Jane Mann, Cal Sergeant, Nancy Jewell, Caro! Jemott, Lynn Hollingsworth. 129 RADIO CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Bradley, Larry Bote, David Exelyn, Bill Mullen, Wendell Dreier, David Grove. RIDING CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Jewell, Sandi Halberstadt, Christine Hominghauser, Marilyn Rundei, Beth Tarbox, Kathy Hailamore, Bonnie Bennett, Isobel Morris, Glenna Reynolds, Maggie McLaughlin, Bonnie Addleman. CHESS CLUB FIRST ROW: Steve Rose, Chuck Young, John Lindsay, Mr. Connoliy. SECOND ROW: Donald Farrow, Clyde Barton, Jay Miner. THIRD ROW: Don De Jarlais, Chuck Meyer, David Penrod. FOURTH ROW: Ed Kampmann. BIBLE CLUB Mrs. Vandevelder, Dianne Grubb, Esther Perkins, Sharon Adams, Pam Seekins, Margie Daniel, Dorothy Plaugher, Ted Dunman, Sylvia Danie Mary Lee Saunders, Marcella Devers, Lamar Frederick, Judy King, Nancy Holley, Liz Mahan, Margaret Reamy, Betty Wilson, Ellen French. Mrs. McAteer, Sponsor; Jo Lynn Trainham, Jennie Segal, Pat Campbell, Katie Hales, Casey Pilon, George Towery, Miss Elliott, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Helen Branum, Pat Lumpkin, Sandy Shaver, Maureen Brown, Joan Piatnitza, Carol Trotter, Marsha Matthews, Pam Joffre, Karen Wolfe, Betsy Pace, Kay looss, Nancy Holley, Lynne McMullen, Carol Hinkle, Nancy LeBosquet, Dana Tierney. THIRD ROW: Linda Olson, Carlene Kern, Sandy Jones, Bonnie Runyon, Louise Butler, Butch Dieterle, Sandy Buch, Val Johnson, Anne Craven, Floyd Buch. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Learning about the teaching profession . . . Observing teacher-appreciation teas . . . Presenting an annual scholarship to a deserving and out standing student . . . Holding Twerp Week . . . Congratulating Pat on her election as member-at-large at the state convention . . . The F.T.A., a club to be commended. FTA OFFICERS Jennie Segal, President; Pat Campbell, Vice President; Casey Pilon, Treasurer; Jo Lynn Trainham, Secretary; George Towery, Librarian. 132 PEP CLUB , . . card section at Homecoming . . . posters plastering walls before games . , . bonfires . . . pep assemblies . . . promoting school spirit. Bob Lobi, Treasurer; Bunny Kittreil, Secretary; Mr. (Mark, Sponsor; Dude Cushman, Vice President; Bobby Brackens, President. 133 NATURAL SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Bill Deneman, Denneth Guard, Robert Hudson, David Stoutner. SECOND ROW: Sandra Brown, Judy Barnes, Bonnie Tilley, Jean Michael, Allan Bosa. THIRD ROW: David Penrod, Mr. Holsinger, Dick Martin, Chuck Bolton. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS 134 FIRST ROW: Pat Howard, Margaret Heishman, Beverly Banks, Linda Featherstone, Chris Heffelfinger. SECOND ROW; John Wiley, Mr. Springston, Sponsor, Claude Cook, Roger Hosaflook, Robert Heishman, Robert Carr, Billy Gorham. BOOK STORE HELP FIRST ROW: Ann Stowe, Pat Winslow, Val Buckingham, Kitty Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Pat Zafnpell, Janet Rivenburg, Margaret Hoffman, Mrs. Norton. RIFLE CLUB New peak in membership . . . rapid advancement of members . . , Monday night firings at Fort Belvoir . . . matches within the club . . . thorough safety course . , . proper methods of gun handling . . . principles of marksmanship . . . targets . . . and more targets . . . 135 FORECAST: MARCH COMES IN LIKE A LAMB VOL. Ill NO. 5 PREDICTION: LANCERS HAVE A GREAT BASEBALL SEASON FEBRUARY, 1961 iv . DON DE- ANGELIS TODD TILTON ?SAT Finalists Are Named On the basis of their perform- ince on the Preliminary Scho- astic Aptitude Test, the follow- ,ng boys from the Junior Class vere selected as finalists by the Telluride Association: Don De- kngelis, George Helton, Todd Tilton, and Mike Ward. The Telluride Association is in educational trust founded by ucien L. Nunn to perpetuate he educational philosophy which te evolved in the course of a ifetime spent working with young nen. Finalists for the summer pro¬ grams selected on the basis of he P.S.A.T. are invited to sub¬ nit written applications in sup- )ort of their candidates. Par¬ ticipants in the Summer Program will be chosen from the final¬ ists by a Telluride Association rommittee. The Association will select each participant on the sasis of demonstrated leadership aid intellectual capacity. All will ie awarded f eluding ro ind tuition nation. The par aducationa eludes the ea fares: 1. An a signed to i reasoning he coilegi with a g selected fc :o his own. 2. An i iroblems society, which is e purposeful 3. At 1 sharing in LJniversith; the notablj this counti We wan ' four boys on the P.S. they will selected gram. 14 Ba : Attena Sr. Wins Miss Washington Contest MIKE Seniors BARBARA CHURCH The All leld yearl ax High fj Barbara Church, a lovely Senior brunette, has captured one of the most coveted prizes available to Senior girls: the title of Miss Washington. She won the Washington Met¬ ropolitan Area contest, which Is sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce In coordination with the Hechr Company, Bobble Brooks Clothes, and the Coca- Cola Co., each year. The con¬ test was open to all high school Seniors between the ages of 16 and 19. The qualifications which led to her crowning on February 9 at the Presidential Arms were her talent, poise, and beauty, plus citizenship and scholarship. She was first interviewed by officials, then she attended a banquet atthe Presidential Arms, during which the contestants modeled Bobbie Brooks clothes, both formal and sports wear, displayed talent, and answered questions. Barbara’s talent was the i ud 8 es wh U e Bp®- | during the final •jis so nervous low my parents.” nly earned the one of the 50 the junior Miss t In Mobile. Ala- S her mother will ense paid trip to larch 18-25. She white gown from iate car for her Mo bile, a mink iellng course at is ' , a Princess e year, a trophy, S wardrobe, and r pictures will Mobile. leaves, Barbara local television s and In the Teen on of the Star, eek right, Bar- veetbeart of De- on the Saturday • also recently up in the Miss nia contest and aid of Honor at lng In November. elected Best- the Senior Class uperlatlves. High School are arbara represent Hire Washington 16 Students Make All A’s For the first time this year, the S.C.A. has published the names of honor roll students in the cases in the fronthall. These sixteen students made straight A’s for the third six weeks: Allan Bloom, Kathy Childs, Jon Clarke, Susan Cone, Don Des- Jarlais, Danielle Giraud, Martha Huse, William Leffingwell, Lynn Loetterle, Margaret Long, Christine Ramberg, Carol Rosenthal, Carolyn Stephen, Stephenson Teng, Michael Ward, and Pam Joffre. We would like to extend our congratulations for their fine work and to commend those who made the A and B honor roll. Wm FIRST ROW: Jane Fisher, Kathy Fritsinger, Linda Reneau, Jennie Segal, Carlene Kern, Sandy Shaver, Bliss Wilson. SECOND ROW: Carol Rosen¬ thal, Allan Bloom, Richard Ascolli, Mike Ferkins, Doug Wachholz, Nancy Holley, Nancy Wondolowski, Pat Campbell, Nickie Rasmussen, J. J. Shay, Ann Kilgore. 136 JUNIOR JARGON AND SENIOR PIPELINE Kathy Fritsinger, Bonnie Asbury, Gaii Williams, Donato Moreno, Ken Wertz, Diana Cagle, Sue Fames, Pat Smith. organized by the class of ' 61 ... second year in opera¬ tion . . . bimonthly issues . . . information and enjoy¬ ment . . . cheers for the Jargon. The Senior class ' own newspaper . . . another first for the class of ' 61 . . . exclusive report of senior activities and events . . . honoring the senior of the month . . . publishing senior activities at neighboring schools . . . Casey, tearing her hair . . . Richard ' s Glance Askance . . . accounts and reminders . . . counting papers before school . . . sweating deadlines . . .aah, a paper at last. SEATED: Casey Pilon, Kay looss, Richard Ascolli, Ann Fisher, Jean Acker, Ann Kilgore. STANDING: Donna Wolfe, Al McCristy, Nickie Rasmussen, Sandy Buch, Carol Rosenthal. 137 CONCERT CHOIR FRESHMAN GIRLS’ CHORUS Liz Ferris, Bill Conway, Clyde Barton, Louis Wittkower. WOODWIND QUINTET Brian Simms, Ted Clarke, Mike Yergovich, Chuck Engle, Jon Clarke, Steve Fischer, Dick May, Maggie McLaughlin, Louis Wittkower, Steve Ford, John Hippie. DANCE BAND Jerry Lynn, John Mueller, Bill Conway, Ed Kampmann, Brad Sanders, Steve Ford, Dick May, Jon Clarke, Tony Dambrava, Ted Clarke, Mike Yergovick, Bob Hess. BRASS CHOIR 139 ADVANCED GIRLS’ CHORUS 140 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Mrs. Wade, Nancy Wondolowski, Nancy Duke, Tom Kelly, Gordan Bowman, Doug Gibson, Richard Jensen, Bud Allen, Dianna Stratton, Tina Anderson. SECOND ROW: Karen Percy, Susan Bridges, Vic Grice, George Payne, Carl Stanley, Glen lee, Tom Powell, Barbara Burke, Bonnie Bennett, Gail Staples. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Coon, Jo Lynn Trainham, Bill Simms, Wayne Kirby, Gentris Dambrava, Harry Leland, Wes St. Clair, Janet Mankin, Esther Perkins. CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW: Kathy Herring, Ann Hawn, Liz Ferris, Walter Tucker, Clyde Barton, Bob Hess, Tommy Reneau, Terry Flahive Chuck Engle Ted Clarke Brian Simms. SECOND ROW: Ed Kampmann, Carlene Kern, Linda Olson, Joe Shea, Joyce Narem, Ralph An¬ derson Pat Aiioway, Jerry Lenn, Frank Beck, Glenn Raiden, Gerald Caton, John Mueller, Bruce York, Phil Limbacher, Jay Miner, ' Pete Perucci, Ken Harris, Mike Yergovich. THIRD ROW: Jim Leone, Gloria Torres, Barbara Damrow, Dave Stoutner, Marsha Monteith, Dave Williams, Marshall Spencer, Nellie Dunnavant, Bill Conway, Mike Wise, Dave Marchus, Ken Cole, Steve Ford, John Hippie, Louis Wittkower, Charles Nash, Jimmy Parrish, Maggie McLaughlin, Jim Smith, Don Niedig, Terri Schmidt, Rick Shelley. FOURTH ROW: Mr. inglefield, Bob Walker, Bob Cook, Don Poe, Bob Mckean, Mike Reed, Bob Miller, Carol Maz- zucchi, Brad Sanders, Dave White, Mike Shepherd, Bill Dakin, Bob Lewis, Steve Bowers, Frank Coon, Roy Cooper, Steve Fischer, Dick May, Jon Clarke. 141 BOYS’ ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: Richard Jensen, Malcolm Tiison, Bud Allen, Bob Allen, Richard Fisher. SECOND ROW: Tom Cushman, Steven Mortensen, Gentris Dambrava, Bill Simms, Victor Shanklas, Ed Muhler, John Batchelor. m + il s f ' H 1 1 OFFICE HELP Karlene Conrad, Je nnie Segal, Barbara Eckhardt, Kathy Ryan, Mary Wright, Judy Harris, George Payne, Linda MacQuarrie, Kathy Hollestelle, Pat Hollis, Liz Berry, Connie Zachman, Sandra Smith. BUS PATROLS 142 Ted Clark, President; Kathy Ryan, Vice President; Julie Smith, Treasurer; Gail Williams, Secretary; Karlene Conrad, Vice President. SCA ,•€? :-mmmm i SCA Representatives 143 SCA CABINET MEMBERS Anna Peeler, Ted Dunman, Jim Leone, Nickie Rasmussen, Judy Fishburn, Richard Ascolli, Bill Simms. SCA SENATORS FIRST ROW: Larry Rasmussen, Lorna Leone, Sharon Pepsin, Susan Bridges. SECOND ROW: J. J. Shay, Pat Campbell, Kathy Ryan, Karlene Conrad. 144 SENIOR COURT COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Dinky Huffman, Earle AAoore, Hank Tufts, Austin Cushman, Bob Brackens. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW- Suzy Rhoads, Alice Baker, Ann Stowe, Kathy Herring, Ann Hawn, Robert Payne, Miss Burbank. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lundin, Bea Hudson, Isobel Morris, Carol Harmon, Nancy Wondolowski, Ann Kilgore. THIRD ROW: Carol Brownlee, Dimpster Epperson, Bonnie Eddle- man, Gwen Barlow, Esther Perkins, Nancy LeBosquet, John Lindsay, Jean Acker, Albert Baker, Skip Allen. 145 A r-z-1% BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Floyd Buch, Bob Willey, Rudy Wright, Woody Domingoes, Walter Clarke, George Payne. COMMITTEE OF THE SLAVE AUCTION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MARCH OF DIMES LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Lucks, Jim Hubbard, Austin Cushman, Mr. Benedict. !i Ms SHIELD STAFF The 1960-61 Shield . . . bigger and better . . . long hours of hard work . . . rushing to meet deadlines . . . redraw¬ ing copy pages . . . endless identification . . . submitting club write-ups . , . snapping spot photos . . . planning an altogether successful yearbook. SEATED: Linda Kittrell, Brenda Hayden, Donato Moreno, Ken Lemley, J. J. Shay. STANDING: Phyllis Haywood, Barbara Brook, Grover Hinds, Linda Zerr, Mr. Kincaid. 147 RTS ■ 149 Lee takes the field. FOOTBALL Spates carries the ball. ANDY HIGHAM FIRST ROW: Jack Dorsey, Bob Bates, Doug Wachholz, Dave Blackburn, Brad Fellows, Mike Firkins, Robin Heflin. SECOND ROW: John Kerber, Fred Julian, Gene Cushman, Ronnie Ragsdale, Chester Morris, Byron Wilkins, Warren MacQuarrie, Don Moore, Mark Otis, Joe Henry, Russell Hess, Ken Harris. THIRD ROW: Jeff Dix, Don Morrow, John Pidgeon, Ronnie Mallard, Rod Lee, Jim Cobb, Garland Fowler, Bryan Simms, Tom Moore, Rick Shelley, Buck Ramsey. J.V. FOOTBALL SQUAD FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Ira Taylor, Bill Simms, Raymone Noats, John Andrews, John Dunlop, James Shoultz, Bob Cook, Frank Wechsler. SECOND ROW: Peter Perucci, Ric Bauer, Tom Cushman, Tom Seely, Scott Mack, Harry Johnson, Dennis Lucas, Larry Dunn, Dave Bass, Steven Standish, Hans Walls. THIRD ROW: Dale Anderson, Doug Haberlie, Wendall Dreur, Thomas Delan, Archie Downs, Larry Daitz, Tom Lon gnecker, Gerald Caton, Richard Henderson, Thomas Gagner, Jack McClain, John Harms. 152 FIRS I ROW: Jim Farris, Jim Norton, Stan Marin, Stan Parsons, Fred Reever, Ronnie Dunn, Dave Marches, Tom Marlows, Randy Harrison. SECOND ROW: Dennis Debar, Speedy Smith, Jerry Plunkett, Ronnie Spates, Ernie Stephens, Mike Peeler, Ted Clarke, Harry Leland, Paul Schultz, Jon Clarke. THIRD ROW: Dick Plaugber, Marls Bridges, Bill Dakin, Mike Shepherd, Bob Ferguson, Jim Barrett, George Kelley, Larry Curtis, Bob Morgan, Bob Anger, Larry English. VAR ’S1TY FC 30TBALL SOIL 40 Lancers . 0 Osbourn ............._.... 6 UnoAts .. - . ■ .. .. 0 Groveton .. ...... 25 Lancers - —, .... . 0 W-L , . ... ......... ..21 ■ lancers - - - - - 7 Stuart ■ ... .......... ,-45 lancers 0 Madison 27 IliRcifs — — 28 McLean ..... .21 lancers 20 Fails Church ...... ■ o 7 lancers St Lancers 20 tit r� mmoooi Fairfax _....... 27 i: Lancers 7 Mt Vernon 23 153 Coach Baumgardner ' s squad started off slowly but after rearranging the offense’and defense in mid¬ season, big things came from the Lancer eleven. The season highlight was the victory over McLean which came after the Highlanders nearly beat powerful Annan- dale. Lee fared well against big teams Hammond, Fair¬ fax and W-L and we completely outclassed Homecoming rival Falls Church, 21-0. Our bad games came in the form of losses to Osbourn, Mt. Vernon, Stuart, Madison, and Groveton. Outstanding individual heroics included sopho¬ more Jim Barrett ' s three touchdown passes in the Mc¬ Lean game, a feat which made him The Washington Post ' s M.V.P. in Virginia for the week; rambling Andy Higham ' s crashing runs, with his sparkling 55 yard TD run against Fairfax; Rommie Spates ' kicking eight out of ten extra points for a sparkling 80%; Ted Clarke ' s jarring tackles which placed him on everybody ' s all- star teams; and Harry Lelands ' fine catches which gave him an honorable mention on the Northern Virginia all-star squad. Lee ' s Marching Band performs at halftime. Lee ' s player is forced over the sideline by a Falls Church man. ■ k Most Valuable Player presentation went to Ted Clarke. Ted also was awarded the Lineman of the Year trophy; Andy Higham received Back of the Year Honors and Fred Reever got the Sportsmanship Award. Junior Jim Norton was selected the captain for the 1961 squad. Varsity coaches besides Baumgardner were Jim England, defensive boss; and Bob Evans, end and line coach. Tom Hyer and Estil Brown coached the Junior Varsity and 9th grade teams respectively. Farris and Clarke await signal to enter game. 155 Although they won only five games this year, Lee ' s basketball team had its best season in the school ' s three year history. The Lancers com¬ piled a 5-14 record and wound up in a tie for eleventh place in the 14 team Northern Virginia Group I League. Lee played erratically throughout most of the season, usually doing their best against the league powerhouses and their worst against the lesser teams, but they began playing like a winner near the end of the season. Probably the most exciting occasion for Lancer basketball fans was the 51-50 upset victory over Washington-Lee, won by Butch Dieterle ' s jump shot in the final three seconds. 157 Equally thrilling but with a heart-breaking outcome, was the 62-61 sudden death overtime loss to the Annandale Atoms. And not to be soon forgotten is Mt. Vernon ' s Marty Lentz who rewrote Virginia record books and scored 40 points in each of his two appearances against Lee. 158 PAUL DAM ROW Besides W-L, the Lancers defeated Osbourn, Hammond, McLean and George Washington. Lee averaged 51.6 points per game to their opponents ' 59.4. Their top scoring effort was 70 points in a losing cause against Madison while their lowest output was 33 against Stuart. Averagewise, Dieterle led the team with a 14.5 average. Bob Wills had 12.2 points per game and Paul Damrow aver¬ aged 11.1. BUTCH DIETERLE 159 Bob Wills, Mark Bridges, Ken Wertz, Dave Wills, Paul Damrow. STANDING: Mr. England, Rod Lee, Ernie Stephens, Bill Minetree, Butch Dieterle, John Schlogl, Larry Martin, Jacque Rion. SCHEDULE Lee_ .43 Lee_55 Lee_ 33 Lee_52 Lee _61 Lee_48 Lee_44 Lee_51 Lee_52 Lee_39 Lee_70 Lee_47 Lee_56 Lee_54 Lee_69 Lee_61 Lee_47 Lee_49 Lee_49 Hammond _45 G. W_58 Stuart _48 Osbourn _49 Annandale _63 Groveton_56 Wakefield _64 W-L _50 Mt. Vernon_74 Falls Church _59 Madison _-—71 Stuart _58 Fairfax _66 Hammond_44 McLean _66 Annandale _62 Groveton __76 Mt. Vernon_77 G. W_43 160 FIRST ROW: Bob Bowers, Don DesJarlais, Chuck Sadek, Larry Curtis, Jim Norton. SECOND ROW: Mike Peeler, Bill Dakin, Richard Mangum, Jim Barrett. J.V. BASKETBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Don Poe, Tommy Cushman, Larry Dunn, Dennis Lucas, Bobby Alien, John Dunlop. SECOND ROW: Tom Gagner, Scott Mack, Jim Schultz, Mike Walker, Butch Wilkie, Dick Ernstes, Archie Downs, John Batchelor, Greg Wilson, Doug Champion. 161 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Midge Meredith, Judy Mellett, Gail Brackens, Phyllis Collins, Jennie Segal. SECOND ROW: Miss Rowe, Suzanne Marchus, Barbara Damrow, Bette Eckhardt, Susan Cone, Helen Nesselrodt, Marcia Pexton, Miss Vaughn. VARSITY FIRST ROW: Carol Finkle, Elaine Ross, Cindy King, Tina Anderson. SECOND ROW: Miss Rowe, Karen Wolfe, Diana Shay, Pam Joffre, Suzanne Cyr, Miss Vaughn. THIRD ROW: Danille Giraud, Lynne Hollings¬ worth, Leslie Muller, Pam Ballenger, Marsha Monteith, Carol Tingley. FIRST ROW: Cindy King, Judy Jewell, Pat Lumpkin, Martha Howell, Miss Rowe, Gail Brackens, Phyllis Collins, Judy Mellett, Kathy Ryan. SECOND ROW: Pam Snyder, J. J. Shay, Kathy Reuter, Pat Wrenn, Sue Fames, Marsha Mathews, Jennie Segal, Brenda Hayden. VARSITY HOCKEY J.V. HOCKEY FIRST ROW; Katie Hates, Elaine Jones, Donna Wolfe, Susie Stewart, Miss Fields, Barbara Rook, Ann Miilan, Elaine Ross„ SECOND ROW; Kay Shriver, Barbara DeMont, Claire Ryan, Carolyn Brownlee, Caro! Tingfey Joellen Wafner, Danielle Giraud, Jennie Leone. FIRST ROW: Gary Gough, Bruce York, Dennis Patch, Royce Singleton, Dave Brown. SECOND ROW: Mike McCord, John Howell, Nelson Travis, Jon Clarke, Bob Bates, Ted Clarke, Doug Haberlie. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gontis, Toshihiko Nobe, Pat O ' Brien, David Bass, Jerry Plunkett, Paul O ' Connell, Jim Leone. WRESTLING TEAM Corinne Quigley, Karen Mack, Pat 164 Louise Long, Marlene Simms, Lindi Smith. STANDING: Elaine Ross, Patti Barnes. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Hartman, Susan Bridges, Dianne AAanos, Kathy White, Marilyn Humma. 165 166 KATHY RYAN LYNN HOLLINGSWORTH KAREN KRAEAAER 167 SCHOOL MR. DON BRADLEY- Lance Press Announcer Lights for Lee Student-Faculty Game . . . 168 EVENTS 169 HOMECOMING Freshman members of the Court Cheerleaders at Homecoming The Queen and Her Escort Now really, Larry . . . JUNIOR CLASS PLAY How does he do it? 174 Hurry! Change your clothes. Now! Please, Dad! Bye Bye, Daddy 175 The mad scramble? One Minute Men! Mr. Clarke tries his skill STUDENT-FACULTY GAME Braxton ' s ever watchful . , . The inspiration of the Faculty team — ADVERTISEMENTS 179 LYNCH BROS., INC. Realtors SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA Serving Northern Virginia Sin ce 1937 MEMBERS Northern Virginia Real Estate Board and Multiple Listing Service PROVIDING COMPLETE Sales Rental Insurance Management SERVICES FOR YOU Residential Commercial Industrial AGENTS FOR SPRINGFIELD SHOPPING CENTER « INI C H FL 4-7000 SPRINGFIELD HARDWARE PAINT CO. 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Agents for Sales, Rentals, Mortgage Loans and Insurance Member of Multiple Listing Service Telephone FL 4-2500 Kl 8-4000 Compliments of ALEXANDRIA DAIRY 90 Compliments of H. H. KRESGE ' S Springfield Plaza Shopping Center AUTOGRAPHS Steve Lawrence, a highlight of one of last year ' s assembly programs. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT RICHARD ASCOLLI leaves, to Mr. Piper, one inter¬ com system, free of hysterical and boisterous an¬ nouncements, to use at his own discretion, without fear of reprisal. PAM ASKINS leaves her pink coupe to the masses who mooch rides home everyday. PAT BRADLEY leaves her crates to Miss Clairol— fire engine red —to Miss Fields. CHICKIE BUCCO and TINA JACKSON have nothing to leave, but will, next year, since they ' ve been offered a job to replace the Doublemint Twins. Industry brings success . . . Anonymous phone call at 3 A. M. . . . Learning how . . . The Organizers LOUISE BUTLER leaves her big blue eyes and turned- up nose to the femme fatales of Fairfax County. DOUG CATON leaves his autobiography, Filibus¬ tering for Fun and Profit to the library. RAY CHAPPELLE wills his guest room to all the late Saturday nighters. TED CLARKE leaves the SCA and Key Club in the apex of disorganization. KARLENE CONRAD wills her sophistication to some IMMATURE Junior. DUDE CUSHMAN bequeaths his Madris tennis shoes to Mr. Baumgartner for a better dressed Phys. Ed. Department. Someone say something? Are there detention halls in College? Good Posture! PAUL DAM ROW leaves to a future pianist and bas¬ ketball player, his magnificent knack for playing bass chords with his left hand while dribbling with his right. DAVE GRIMM wills the use of his pool room to any Junior boys who want to make their women jealous. KATIE HALES leaves fourteen boxes of self-compos¬ ure to be distributed throughout the Jr. Class. JUDY HARRIS wills her cut sheets to Mrs. Eigsti and RICK GOREE to Col. Koehler. BUTCH DIETERLE leaves one foot of his hulking six to Mr. Clark. JIM FARRIS bequeaths his constantly revoked library pass to Miss Burbank. ANN FISHER, being of sticky fingers and big eyes, leaves her masterpiece of 101 Ways to Supplement Your Diet or ' How to Live Off the Fat of the Land to some hungry Junior. STEVE HEFFELFINGER leaves his theatrical ability to Mr. Phelps. KAY IOOSS leaves her left over Merry Christmas presents to unfortunate Junior girls. ED KAMPMANN wills his inseparable brief case to the cafeteria staff to hold all the trash, it lasts for about the next ten years. ANN KILGORE bequeaths her bottle of GERITOL, JR., and QNE-A-DAY Vitamin Tablets to Mr. Moore. BUNNY KiTTRELL and MARILYN MILLER leave, with pleasure, the Senior lunch table and the rigors of lunch under it. Another Pretty Lancer! JIM LEONE leaves to next year ' s Senior Class the The dress certainly has changed, revised edition of Robert ' s Rules of Order called Leone ' s Lurid Statutes to Curb Disorganization. DAVE MARCHUS wills his manly charms to be di¬ vided among the male faction of the faculty. AL McCHRISTY leaves to humanity his science for¬ mula for triumph over the speed of light. MAX McLAUGHLIN leaves his many loves with a choke, a sob, and a bleeding heart. GRACE McNAMARA leaves her lyric masterpiece, Countdown ; its proceeds will go to buy Athletic equipment for West Point. I Not enough Indians—Too many Chiefs What happened to the boys? DAVE MERCER leaves his golden curls to Mr. Phelps. JOHN MITCHELL leaves his dishpan hands and a cake of ivory soap to Mrs. Stanton. EARL MOORE with much sympathy—bequeaths the Senior Court to the Junior Class. BOB MORGAN bequeaths his ivy league haircut and freckles to Mr. Mosha. BARBARA NOVY leaves her most precious posses¬ sion, her laugh, to the school so that it might re¬ sound from the walls and echo through the halls, disturbing every class within earshot. ANNA PEELER leaves the joys of being a class wheel to some lucky Junior. DAVE PELLEGRINI leaves his quivering ear lobes to Mrs. Lutz to add some spice to the SPTA meetings. CASEY PILON wills her unblemished character to all the blemished Juniors in need of guidance. PAUL QUINTER bequeaths his graceful figure and feminine gesticulations to the cheerleaders-to-be for form study. CHARLIE RAMBERG, hereby of voluntary will, be¬ queaths his bass voice and his well-thumbed copy of Mein Kampf to Miss Haney in hopes that some¬ day she may be as great as he. FRED REEVER bequeaths his house at Pooh Corner and lyoor, who lost his tail, to all his piglet friends. LINDA RENEAU, being the Senior Class clothes horse, wills her magnificent wardrobe to some underpaid teacher. JUDY ROOK and WAYNE STANTON leave their mothers.to the posterity of Lee High School. Big Puff—No Powder Looking Pretty! 194 Pictures without class interruptions? Mirror, mirror, on the wall , . . Left-overs from Peter Pan. KATHY RYAN leaves, with a sniffle and a sigh, Mr. Braxton, to the lucky Senior girls of next year. JENNIE SEGAL bequeaths the FTA to Mrs. McAteer and Miss Elliot with pleasure. BILL STEWART leaves his book entitled Debating Is Fun to Miss Milteer in hopes that, after reading it, she may think so. DANA TIERNEY bequeaths the Keyettes to some Junior with strong and steady nerves, who knows how to handle a bull-whip. HANK TUFTS, having nothing else to leave, be¬ queaths to Miss Haney, his Boston accent so that she may someday be even more like JFK. BOB WILLEY, being of depraved mind and dubious health, willingly entrusts his 4,576,869 blue ex¬ cused passes to any Junior who may have to sit through Miss Worsham ' s Senior English Class. DAVE WILLS leaves his dimpled knee pads to Mr. England so that he might charm Lee ' s females as well as Dave has. DONNA WOLFE leaves Mr. Dillard to the Kennedy administration-just another added horror. NANCY WONDELOWSKI leaves a bucket of tears in front of a certain locker where she waited in vain for days on end. FRANK ZECK bequeaths his organization abilities to the English Department. Ernestine Stevens Senior Lovelies in action. Two in one. 7 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made