Lee High School - Shield Yearbook (Springfield, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1968 volume:

i - w v3� S JlV g r i B wA i , j0 cf, . ' I HP i -w ' MUpe sSBb. ' 1 .� —■■ .- rv’M Vff L.ST 4. SHIELD 1968 Lee HS Ubfltfy EDITORS: DON MAJESKE BECKY FANT ADVISOR: COL. PHILP ROBBINS ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA VOLUME TEN OUR DEDICATION The “Shield Staff, on behalf of the student body of Robert E. Lee High School, is proud to dedicate this, our decade issue, to Col. Robbins. He has been instrumental in the publication of the “Shield for three years as well as a teacher of Earth Science for five years. Col. Robbins is very much a part of Lee. His familiar face can be found al¬ most anywhere in our school. Col. Robbins can be found teaching in room 222, eating lunch with the other science teachers in room 239, working in the IBM room, helping out in the yearbook room, or walking the halls with his camera during 6th period. As yearbook advisor, Col. Robbins has given up many nights and weekends of relaxation to produce the finest year¬ book possible for our student body. We thank you. Col. Robbins. 4 TEN LONG YEARS This, the tenth anniversary of Robert E. Lee High School, was the year of the Mardis Gras. The 1967-68 school year was the most colorful in Lee ' s history. Almost everything this year was centered around the occassion of our tenth anniversary; Homecoming, Mardis Gras week, and the spirit of the student body. Accordingly, the “Shield” uses the tenth anniversary of Robert E. Lee High School as its theme for its decade issue. We hope that we have captured the excitement and the most memorable moments of this year. There was something else that was extra-special this year: the student body. All of us worked hard to make this the most outstanding year in Robert E. Lee ' s history. We added the extra measure of enthusiasm, the extra work, and made this an extra colorful year. T hus was the 1967-68 school year, the tenth anniversary, the year of the Mardis Gras, a year which will not soon be forgotten. 5 ISOMER ETTES k aoMise WE HOPE THAT YOU HAVE HAD A COLORFUL TENTH ANNIVERSARY YEAR CLASSES 10 SENIOR CLASS As freshmen we faced Cold, cramped up Quonset huts, A large supply of elevator passes and Directions to the swimming pool and Large seniors. Then in our sophomore year we Joined all the clubs not open to freshmen, Held the traditional Sophomore Talent Show Were victorious in the Freshmen-Sophomore Softball game. In our third year of bedlam The shortened school day was a blessing We ordered class rings and chose the Raccoon as our class symbol. We bravely faced the Seniors in traditional Competition, but lost. Camelot found itself in our cafeteria. As seniors we have Braved the ordeal of College Boards, Traveled to Annapolis in place of our Senior Class trip. Haunted the halls on Halloween, Enjoyed the privilege of having our own Class lounge, Raised money in the Slave Auction and Proved ourselves capable of facing the Events and problems of whatever may be. Our future. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Jan Barrett HISTORIAN Don Majeske 12 Pat Bernal Jim Eggleston TREASURER Bill Whitley OFFICERS SPONSORS Miss Worsham, Col. Perry PUBLIC RELATIONS Dede Anderson, Joannie Gasch Best All-Around Gay Broadfield. Terry Bobo SUPERLATIVES Best Looking Betty Gross, Scott Ziemer Most Likely to Succeed Gail Summers, Doug Gregory 13 ) Most Popular Christy Schuetz, Dave Campbell Best Dancer Kathy Smeltzer, Larry Swett 14 SENIOR Best Personality Nancy Norris, Don Majeske Best Dressed Anne Lawson, Bob Lovett SUPERLATIVES Most Individual Melissa Agnew, Eric Kennedy Most Talented Darcy Douglas, John Oxley 15 ANNAPOLIS TRIP r mmur mW The cavalcade of buses left Lee early on Saturday morning enroute to the Naval Academy. With the sound of a bell midshipmen poured out of buildings and swarmed over the campus. The Class of ' 68 had arrived at Annapolis. From there on, everything was a blur of hot dogs, Navy, banners and big yellow mums. Cannons blew, teepees went up in flames, and white hats flew in the air. After a long, hot day in the bleachers the cavalcade returned, somewhat subdued, but still thinking Navy the best. HALLOWEEN Baby dolls, hippies, bums and horrors Even a T.V. box and a Lyndon Johnson were running around. Weird apparitions, alias seniors, giggled and cackled as they roamed in the halls. But at the last sound of the bell, they quietly faded into big yellow buses. 17 Rebecca Cobb Adams Steven Dexter Adams Melissa Louise Agnew Ligia Maria Aguilar Maureen Albaugh Donald Jack Albert Rebecca Adams - “Cissy” - Art Guild 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Homecoming Float 1; SCA Rep. 4; Jr. Prom; SCA Cabinet 3. Steven Adams • General H.H. Arnold H.S. (Germany) 1; Golf 3,4; Jr- Sr Basketball 3,4; JV Basketball 2; JV Football 2,3; JV Track 1; V Foot ball 4. Melissa Agnew - “Mitzi” - Debate Club 2,3, VPres. 4; Frosh Chorus; Girl Scouts 3,4; Herald Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Sr Pipeline; Shield Staff 2,3,4; Sr. Superlative. Maureen Albaugh - Chorus 1; Library Ass’t. 4; Pep Club 4. Don Albert • Orleans H.S. (France) 1,2; French Debate Team 2; French Honor Society 3, VPres. 4; Sr Bawl 1,2; V Football 1; V Soccer 1; V Swimming 2,3. Rebecca Alderman - “Becky” - GAA 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; SCA Rep. 1,2,4; Soph Class VPres.; State SCA VPres.; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; U.S. Jr Olympic Record (100yd. dash) 3,4; V Hockey 3; V Track 1,2,3,4; Va. and Md. State Re¬ cord (50 and 75 yd. dash) 1,2,3.4. Patrick Alexander - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4; JV Wrestling 3; Spanish Club 1,2; V Wrestling 4. Karen Allen - G.A.A. 1,2,3, VPres. 4; Gym Ass ' t 2,3,4; JV Basketball 2. Capt. 3; JV Hockey 2; JV Softball 1, Shield Staff 3, Girls Sports Ed. 4; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 4; V Basketball 4; V Hockey 3, Capt. 4; V Softball 2.3.4. Della Anderson - “Dede” - Art Guild 1,2,3,4; Art Honors 4; Guidance Helper 3; Jr Prom; Keyettes 4; Model General Assembly Delegate 3,4; N.E.D.T. Commendation 2; Pep Club 1; Sr Pipeline; Sr Prom; Sr Public Relations Officer; Shield Staff 3; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 1, Hist. 2,3, Pres. 4; “Sound of Music.” Gayle Anderson - Chorus Club 1,2, Sec. 3; Clinic Helper 4; Library Ass’t 3; Pep Club 3, Treas. 4; “Pajama Game. Bill Leonard Alford Karen Lee Allen Rebecca Ruth Alderman Patrick Byron Alexander Della Jeanne Anderson Gayle Avis Anderson 18 Richard Banko - Alpha Hi-Y 4; Homecoming Float 4; Jr Prom; JV Wrestling 2,3; Rifle Team 1; V Track 3,4; V Wrestling 4. Timothy Barnes - Frankfurt H.S. (Germany) 1; JV Baseball 3; SCA Rep. 1. Cynthia Bean - “Cindy” • Pep Club 4; Nat’l. Honor Society 4; Int ' l. Re¬ lations Club 4. Robert Anzalone Richard Andrew Banko Jilda Susan Baratta Timothy Joseph Barnes Janet Sue Barrett Nancy Lynn Barton Mark Thomas Bauer Brenda Kaye Baughman Barbara Denice Bayles Cynthia June Bean Barbara Ann Berens Kevin Anthony Berk 19 William Bernal - “Pat” - Alpha Hi-Y 4; Jr. Jargon Ed.; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Lance Staff Editorial Ed. 4; Natl ' . Honor Society 3, VPres. 4; SCA Con¬ ference 3; Sr Class Pres. Virginia Berryman - “Lynne” - Edmonds Jr. H.S. (Washington) 1; Drill Team 2,3, Sec. 4; French Club 1; French Honor Society 3, Pub. Off. 4; GAA 3; Homecoming Float 3,4; Shield Staff 3, Sr Class Ed. 4; Ski Club 1; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Cheaper by the Dozen ; Oklahoma!”; “Anastasia ; “Sound of Music ; Trilogy of One Acts. Terry Bobo - Academic Letter 1,2; Alpha Hi-Y 2, Sec. 3,4; Frosh Basket¬ ball M.V.P.; Frosh Football; Herald Staff Ed. 4; JV Basketball 1,2; Key Club 1,2, Pari. 3.4; V Basketball 3,4; V Football 3.4; YMCA Council 4; Nat’l. Honor Society 4; Sr. Superlative. Belinda Bolton - Chorus 1; FNA 1. Barbara Boucher - AFS host to the foreign exchange student 4; Art Guild 2,3.4; Int ' l. Relations Club 3,4; Jr Prom; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 4. James Bradley - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4; Frosh-Soph. Softball Game 2; JV Foot¬ ball 3; V Football 4. Patricia Bray - “Patty” - Band 3; FHA 1; FT A 1; Intramurals 2; Major¬ ettes 4; Pep Club 4; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. Janis Briggs - “Jan” - Del Norte H.S. (New Mexico) 1,2; Central H.S. 3; Art Club Sec. 1; FBLA 4; Lance Ass ' t. Business Mgr. 4; Lariat Columnist 3. Elizabeth Broadfield - “Gay” - Biology Lab Ass ' t. 3,4; Chi Omega Tri- Hi-Y 1.2,3, Pari. 4; Frosh Cheerleader, Co-Capt.; Float Comm. 1; Home¬ coming Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 4; JV Cheerleader 2; Jr Jargon; Jr Prom; Keyettes 2,3,4; Miss Lee Contestant 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; SCA Cabinet Co-Hostess 4; SCA Homeroom Rep. 2,3,4; V Cheerleader 3, Capt. 4; Sr. Superlative. Terry Allan Bobo Belinda Diane Bolton Barbara Lynn Boucher Arthur Warren Braden William Patrick Bernal Virginia Lynne Berryman James Bradley Patricia Winifred Bray Bonnie Ann Bettis Robert Peter Bobick Janis Ann Briggs Elizabeth Gay Broadfield 20 Deborah Kay Brown Victor Gregory Brown Deborah Brown - “Debbie” - FNA 3, Hist. 4; JV Softball Mgr. 3; Herald Staff 4. William Brownold - Library Ass t. 4; Pep Club 4. Cathy Bullard - Chi-Omega Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Frosh Class Cabinet; SCA Rep. Alter. 2,4; Lance Staff 4; Miss Lee Contestant 3; Pep Club 1,3,4; V Cheerleader 3,4. William Collard Brownold Cathy Ann Bullard Steven Henry Bunis Karen Elizabeth Burnette David Charles Campbell Cynthia Butler - “Cindi” - Walter Colton H.S. (Calif.) 1; Hardy H.S. (Miss.) 1; Provine H.S. (Miss.) 2; Granby H.S. (Va.) 3; Riverdale H.S. (La.) 3; Drama Club 2. David Campbell - Alpha Hi-Y 3, Pari. 4; Frosh Football; Jr Class VPres.; JV Baseball 2; JV Football M.V.P. 2; Key Club 3,4; V Baseball 3,4; V Football 3, Capt. 4; Sr. Superlative. Mike Canzonieri - “Canzie” - Frosh Football; JV Football 2; Letterman ' s Club 3; V Football 4; V Track 1.2, M.V.P. 3, Capt. 4. Neal Francis Campion Sheryl Faye Cantrell Michael Paul Canzonieri Dennis Marbin Carrico Cynthia Annice Butler 21 Helen Jean Carter Robert Carterette Hillary Beth Chosch Deborah Jean Cichowicz Susan Diane Clark Virginia Lee Compton Helen Carter Prospect H.S. (Ill.) 1; Advanced Girls Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 2; “Sound of Music.” Mary Chapman - Homecoming Float Comm. 3; Jr Jargon Copy Ed. 3; Jr. Prom Comm.; Pep Club 2; SCA Rep. 2,3,4; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Hillary Chosch - “Holly” - Biology Ass’t. 4; Biology Club 2; Int ' l. Re¬ lations Club 3,4; Library Ass ' t. 1,2,3; Pep Qub 1,2,3, Sec. 4. Donald Clark - Glenridge Jr H.S. (Fla.) 1; Biology Lab Ass’t. 3,4; Chess Club 2,3; Coin Club VPres. 3 4; Library Ass’t. 2,3; Rifle Club 2, Quartermaster 3, Pres. 4. Susan Clark - French Honor Society 2,3,4; FHA 1; GAA 1,2, Sec. 3,4; Guidance Helper 3; Jr Jargon; Jr Prom Comm.; JV Basketball 2; J. V Hockey 2; Keyettes 2,3, Chap. 4; Nat’l. Honor Soceity 3, Corres Sec. 4; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sec. 4; Shield Organization Ed. 4; V Bas¬ ketball 3. Virginia Compton - “Ginny - Falls Church H.S. 1,2; Turner Ashby H.S. (Va.) 2; Chi Omega Tri-Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 2; Art Guild 4. Donald Lee Clark Mary Margaret Clark 22 Beverly Ann Conklin Scott Douglas Corbin Linda Decker - Fairbanks H.S. (Ohio) 1; W.T. Woodson H.S. 1; Concert Choir 2; FNA 2; German Club 3; Jr Prom; Library Ass ' t. 3; Pep Club 1; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 4. David Dodson - SCA Rep. 1; JV Baseball 1; V Baseball 2,3,4. Robert Doney - E.C. Glass H.S. (Va.) 1; Band 2,3; Intramurals 4. Darcy Douglas - Chorus 3; French Honor Society 2,3, Sec. 4; Jr Nat’l. Honor Society 1; Jr Prom Chairman 3; Girls State 3; Jr Class Float 3; Keyettes 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Nat’l. Honor Society 2, Hist. 3, Pres. 4; Oklahoma!”; Cheaper by the Dozen ; “Sound of Music.” Jack Dunn - Frosh Basketball; Frosh Football; JV Football 2,3. David William Dodson Robert Lamar Doney, Jr. Darcy Douglas Patricia Dianne Dunaway Jack Walton Dunn Beverly Conklin - “Bev” - Pacelli H.S. (Ga.) 1,2; GAA 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Guidance Office Helper 3; Int ' l. Relations Club 3,4; JV Softball Mgr. 2,3; Pep Club 1,2. Scott Corbin - “Scotty” - Frosh Football; JV Wrestling 1; V Golf 3,4. Karyne Coven - GAA 2,3,4; JV Basketball 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2; Shield Staff 4. Karyne Anne Coven Linda Jean Decker Glenn Evan Edgell 23 Rostand Hurbit Edwards lames Kent Eggleston Rostand Edwards - “Rusty” - Academic Letter 1,2; Anastasia ; Art Guild 2,3,4; Cheaper by the Dozen ; Float Comm. 2,3,4; French Flonor Society 2; Gauntlet Staff 3; Harvard Book Award 3; Jr Jargon; Key Club 3, Sec. 4; Lance 1,2,3, Ass’t. Ed. 4; Nat’l. Honor Society 3,4; Okla¬ homa! ; Optomist Award 4; Pajama Game ; Jr Prom Comm. Chair¬ man; Sr Senator; Sr Pipeline; Shield Staff 2,3; Soph Talent Show 2; Sound of Music”; Stage Crew 1,2; Thespians 3,4; World Geography Award 1; It ' s Academic Team Alternate 4. James Eggleston - “Jim” - Freshman Football MVP; V Football 2,3,4; Freshman Basketball 1; JV Basketball 2; V Basketball 3,4; Key Club 2.3; Alpha Hi-Y 2,3, Hist. 4; JV Track 1,2; Sr Class V Pres. Gary Eichorst - Acapella Choir 2; Dark Lady of The Sonnets ; German Club 3; Herald 4; Madrigals 3,4; “Oklahoma!”; Pajama Game ; Thes¬ pians 3,4; The Sound of Music.” Maradee Enis - Forrest Sherman H.S. (Italy) 1,2; Catistrack Paper 1,2; Homecoming Court 2; Pep Club 2; SCA Rep. 1,2; Shield Staff 4; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2; V Cheerleader Alt. 2; Yearbook 2. Roger Falls - Garfield H.S. (Va.) 1; Ben L. Smith HS (N. Carolina) 2; JV Basketball 1; JV Baseball 2; Key Club 2. Rebecca Ann Fant - FHA 1; GAA 1,2, Treas. 3,4; Jr Jargon; Keyettes 1,2, Jr Rep. 3, Corres. Sec. 4; Model Keyette 3; Shield Staff 3, Co-Ed. 4; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1.2,3, Chaplain 4; Jr Prom Comm.; Sr Float; Nat ' l. Honor Society. Gary Wayne Eichhorst Hubert Gene Eldridge Maradee Ann Enis Anne Christine Ervin Frank Everett Etka Karen Ann Fales Roger Layton Falls Rebecca Ann Fant 24 Susan Ruth Fromme Jan David Garber Paul Wilson Farley Janies Robert Fette Carolyn Lee Field Margaret Katherine Fisher Paul Farley - Epsilon Hi-Y Chaplain 4; Frosh Football; Jr Prom Comm. 3; JV Football 2,3; Swimming Club 1; V Football 4; V Track 3. James Fette - “Fuzzie” - JV Football 2. Carolyn Field - FBLA Treas. 4; FTA 4; GAA 4. Margaret Fisher - “Peggy” - Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Int ' l. Relations Club 3,4; Lance Staff 3; Pep Club 1; “Sound of Music ; Soph Talent Show. Beatrice Forbes - “Bea” - Chorus 1,2; French Honor Society 3,4; “Fleur de Lee Ed. 4; Int ' l. Relations Club 3,4; Lance Staff 4; Jr Prom Comm.; Jr-Sr Basketball 3; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 4; Shield Staff 3. Susan Forker - Kailua Intermediate (Hawaii) 1; Kailua H.S. (Hawaii) 2,3; FNA 4; Girls Athletic Club 1; Tamosida Club 3. Beatrice Linda Forbes Susan Kim Forker Carole Fox - Art Ass ' t. 4; Art Guild 2,3, Sec. 4; Art Honors 4; Chi Omega Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Hist. 4; Frosh Cheerleader; Drama Club 1; Herald Staff 4; Jr-Sr Prom Comm. Chairman; Jr-Sr Cheerleader Captain 3; JV Cheer¬ leader 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; SCA Rep. 3,4; V Cheerleader 4. Michael Frankfurt - Woodbridge H.S. 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Drama Club 1; JV Football 2; Track 3. Susan Fromme - Springfield H.S. (Pa.) 1; Accompanist 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3, Madrigals 4; Drama Club 1; FHA Hist. 3, Treas. 4; GAA 3, Hist. 4; Guidance Helper 3; Hockey 1; Int ' l Relations Club 3,4; Lance Staff 3,4; Spri-Hian 1; Thespians 3, Sec. 4; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chap. 4. Carole Ann Fox Robert Michael Frankfurt 25 Carson Wayne Garner Kenneth Hal Garrison Alan Lee Gillespie Joe David Givens Susan Eugenia Gomez Arthur James Goven Kenneth Garrison Acappela Choir 3; Beginner Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2; Jr-Sr Basketball 3; Oklahoma! . Joan Gasch - “Joannie” - Chi Omega Tri-Hi-Y 4; Jr Prom Comm.; Jr- Sr Basketball 3; Lance Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Sr Class Public Relations Officer; Sr Pipeline Co-Ed.; Sr. Superlative. George Getty - JV Cross Country 2; Key Club 2,3, VPres. 4; Jr Prom Co-ordinator; Tennis Team 3; Golf Team 3; Math Honor Society 4; De¬ bate Club 4. Alan Gillespie - Alpha Hi-Y 4; Chess Club 1,2; Homecoming Float Comm. 4; Jr-Sr Basketball 3,4; SCA Rep. 1; Student Court Justice 4; V Football Mgr. 1,2. Susan Gomez - French Honor Soceity 3,4; FTA 2, VPres. 3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 2; Shield Staff 4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 4. Mary Graft - “Lynn” - Girl Scouts 3; SCA Rep. 4; German Club 1,2,3, VPres. 4; Nat ' l Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Library Ass ' t. 3; Biology Lab Ass ' t. 3,4; Academic Letter 1,2; NEDT Commendation 1; Nat ' l. Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Math Club 3, Pres. 4; Rifle Club Sec. 4; Sr. Superlative. Margaret Green - “Peggy” - Congressional H.S. (Va.) 1 ; Art Club 1 ; Span¬ ish Club 1,2; Newspaper Staff 1; Shield Staff 4; Freshman Class Sec. Douglas Gregory - “Doug - Boy’s State 3; Frosh Basketball; French Honor Society 1, Treas. 2; Jr Citizenship Award; Jr Class Pres.; Jr Jargon; JV Track 2; Key Club 1, Board of Dir. 2, Publicity Ch. 3,4; Lance Photo¬ grapher 2; Nat’l. Honor Society 2,3,4; State SCA Conference Delegate 3; State SCA Workshop Delegate 3; SCA Pres. 4; Sr. Superlative. Mary l,ynn Graft Michael Eugene Greek Margaret Ann Green Douglas Stephen Gregory 26 Margaret Groff - “Susan” - AFS Peace Corps Club 2; Drill Team 4; French Honor Society 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2- Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 4; Shield Staff 3,4. Carolyn Hackney - FHA 2; FTA 2,3, VPres. 4; Lance Staff Exchange Ed. 4; Jr Prom Comm.; Pep Club 2; School Store Ass’t. 3,4; Sr Class Float Comm.; Shield Staff 4. Sherry Hagauer - Drill Team 3,4; FNA 1,2,3, Pres. 4; German Club 2,3; Jr Float Comm.; Sr Float Comm.; Shield Typing Ed. 3 4; Sr Prom; Yearbook Award 3. Kathryn Haines - “Kathy” - Guidance Helper 4; Herald Staff 4; Inti. Relations Club 4; Jr Prom Comm.; Math Club 3, VPres. 4; Math Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2; SCA Rep. 4; Shield Staff 3; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. William Hammond - “Graham” - Camera Club SCA Rep. 1; Ger¬ man Club 3,4; Sr Float Comm. James Hanna - Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4; Inti. Relations Club 3,4; JV Basket¬ ball 2; JV Football 2; SCA Rep. 2; V Baseball 2,3,4. Michael Gerard Grenier William Henry Griese Kimberley Ann Griffith Margaret Susan Groff Betty Jane Gross Carolyn Louise Hackney Sherry Alice Hagauer Kathryn Louise Haines William Graham Hammond James Michael Hanna Richard Johnston Harris Diana Jane Harrison 27 James Herendeen - Chess Club 3; Rifle Club 2,4; V Football Mgr. 2. Rosemary Hoffman - Cheaper by the Dozen ; Chorus 1,2; Clinic Ass’t. 1,2; FHA 2,4; FNA 1,2; FTA 1; Int ' l. Relations Club 3,4; Lance 1, 2; Oklahoma!”; Pep Club 1,2. Sharon Hosaflook - GAA 1, Sec. 2, Pres. 3,4; JV Hockey 2; Keyettes 3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3, Rec-Sec. 4; V Basketball 1, Capt. 2,3,4; V Softball 1,2,3,4; Sr. Superlative. Janet Hudson - Choral Society 1,2, Sec.-Treas. 3; Lance Staff Drama Ed. 4; Miracle Worker”; Oklahoma! ; One Act Festival; Pajama Game”; Shield Staff 4; “Sound of Music ; Sr Carnival; Nat ' l. Thespian Society 2,3, Points Clerk 4. Alfred Ingram - Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Jr Prom Chair¬ man; Key Club 3, Pari. 4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3, Treas. 4; SCA VPres. 4; JV Track 1; V Track 2,3,4. Carolyn Loretta Hartnett Janies William Herendeen Rosemary Lynn Hoffman Gregory Quintin Holden Milton Duleney Horsman Sharon Kay Hosaflook Janet Hudson Larue Hundemer Alfred Lovered Ingram Janice Irene Irvine Joseph Julian Jenkins William Frederick Jensen 28 Cathy lessee - Chorus 1,2,3,4; Clinic Aid 4; Library Ass’t. 3; Pajama Game”; Pep Club 4; “Sound of Music”. Larry Grayson Johnson Cathy Marie Jessee Pauline Virginia Johnson Keith Richard Jones Samuel Edward Kalvass Sharen Yuriko Kawamoto Nancy Patricia Keeling Larry Johnson - Alpha Hi-Y 4; JV Wrestling M.V.P. 1,2; V Wrestling 3,4. Keith Jones - Acapella Choir 2; Alpha Hi-Y 3,4; Cheaper by the Dozen ; Fairfax County Choral Clinic 3; Freshman Chorus 1; Herald Staff 4; Key Club 3,4; Lee High Bowling League 1,2; Madrigals 3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3,4; “Oklahoma! ; SCA Rep. 4; Wrestling Team 3,4. Kathleen Keegan - “Kathy” - Loudown Valley H.S. (Va.) 1,2; FTA 3; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 3. Nancy Keeling - Colerain H.S. (Ohio) 1; Band Ass’t. Sec. 1; Civics Club 1; Drama Club 1; Library Ass’t. 1; SCA Rep 1, Alt. 4; FHA 3, Pari. 4; GAA Hist. 3, Pres. 4; Guidance Helper 3; Intramurals 2,4; Theta Sigma Phi-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Shield Academic Ed. 4. Vernon Kelley - “Brad” - Math Club 4. Sharon Kelly - “Sharron-Ann” - Freshman Class Cabinet; Frosh Float Comm.; Guidance Ass ' t.; Jr Class Sec.; Jr Jargon; Jr Prom; JV Cheer¬ leader Capt. 2, Pep Club 2,3,4; Shield Staff 4; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Hist. 4; Swimming Club 1; V Cheerleader 3, Co-Capt. 4. Carol Kirk - Chi Omega Tri-Hi-Y 4; Herald Staff 4; Spanish Club 4; Sr Pipeline; Sr Class Float. Sharon Ann Kelly Vernon Bradley Kelly III John Charlton Kennedy Kathleen Ann Keegan Carol Louise Kirk Teresa Ann Kirk Carolyn Marie Kohlmeir June Kolb Susan Diane Kroh Donald Gene Lail Michael Eric Lanier Daniel Timothy Leahey George Felix Levine Carolyn Kohlmeir - Acapella Choir 3; German Club 3; Latin Club 1; Madrigals 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. June Kolb - Art Guild 3,4; Art Honors 4; Chi Omega Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Homecoming Float Comm. 1; Office Ass’t. 4; Pep Club 2; Prom Comm. 3,4; School Store Ass ' t. 3. Susan Kroh - West York Senior H.S. (Pa.) 1; Advanced Girls Chorus 3; Art Honors 2; Guidance Ass’t. 3; Library Ass’t. 4; Pep Club 4; Spring Concert 3. Richard Lawrence - Chess Club 2,3; Debating Club 4; lnt’1. Relations Club 3,4; Jr Prom; Lance Staff 4; Sr Carnival 3; Sr Pipeline; “Sound of Music.” Daniel Leahey - “Tim” - Art Guild 2,3, Pres. 4; Alpha Hi-Y 3, Service Comm. Chairman 4; Art Honors 2,3,4; Herald Staff 3, Art Ed. 4; Chess Club 1; Science Cluh 1; Football Mgr. 2; Art Ass’t. 4; Art Director 4; Thespian 4. George Levine - Sepulveda Jr. H.S. (Calif.) 1; Monroe H.S. (Calif.) 2; Band 1,2; Math Club 1; Science Club 1,2; Orch. 2; Pep Band 2; Debate 4; German Club 3,4; History Award 3; “It’s Academic” Team 4; Key Club 4; Int’l. Relations Club 4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 4. Richard Dale Lawrence Anne Menaul Lawson 30 Charles Edmond Lipsey Michael Bernard Lombard Charles Lipsey - Robert E Lee H.S. 1; Huntington H.S. (N.Y.) 2; JV Cross Country 1; JV Tennis 2; “It’s Academic Team 4. Michael Lombard - “Mike” - Coin Club 2; Rifle Club 2, Pres. 3, VPres. 4. Sandra Lowe - “Sandy” - Annandale H.S, 1; Jr Prom Comm. Mary McCauley - Chorus 1,2; Guidance Ass’t. 3; Int’l Relations Club 3,4; Jr-Sr Basketball 3; Office Ass’t. 4; Sr. Pipeline; Jr Prom Comm. John McEnearney - “Mac” - Central H.S. (Kansas); Chess Club 2, Treas. 3, VPres. 4; Civics Club V Pres. 1; Debate Club 4; Intramural Football 1; Lab Ass’t. 3,4; Math Club 1; Rifle Club 3. Alton McKennon - “Red” - J.E.B. Stuart H.S. (Va.) 1; Alpha Hi-Y 4; De¬ bate Club 4; ' Freshman Football; JV Baseball 3; JV Football, 2,3; Jr-Sr Basketball 3; Latin Club 1; Int’l. Relations Club 3,4; Lance Sports Ed. 4. Richard Edward Lonergan Robert Lester Lovett Sandra Ann Lowe Mary Lou McCauley John Edward McEnearney Karen Leray McFarland Gerald Allan McGowan Alton Careau McKennon 31 Mary Elizabeth McLeod Donald Edward Majeske George Franklin Martin Diane Marie Martzall Mary McLeod Jr Prom Comm.; Peace Corps Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2: Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 4; Soph Float Comm.; Jr-Sr Basketball 3. Charlotte Elis Medding Jan Kirkland Mason Donald Majeske - “Donnie Baby” - Alpha Hi-Y 3, Sec. 4; Boys State 3; Alexandria District Forensics Contest 1st Place 3; SCA Rep. 1; Sr Class Hist.; Shield Staff 3, Co-Ed. 4; Sr Superlative; Nat’I Honor Society 4. George Martin - Nuttall H.S. (W. Va.) 1; Annandale H.S. 2; Alpha Hi-Y 4; Concert Band 1,2; German Club 3,4; Jr-Sr Basketball 3; V Football 4. Charlotte Medding - “Rocky” - Debate Club 4; German Club 2,3,4; GSA 1,2,3,4; Guidance Ass ' t. 4; Herald Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Sr Pipeline. Cathey Jean Melton Joyce Marie Miller Darrell Moore - Alpha Hi-Y 4; Cross Country 4; Jr-Sr Basketball 3; Lance Staff 2; Nat’I. Honor Society 3,4; Sr Pipeline; Spanish Club 3; Track 2,3,4; Sr Superlative. Nora Marie Miller Darrell l ee Moore 32 Wendy Jean Moore Marilyn Jeanne Moore Frederick Clement Morin Cynthia Louise Morgan Michael Stephen Moshos Susan Mary Mullen Frances Carol Mullins Kathleen Marie Mullins Patricia Lynn Muter Kathleen Jane Nevin Marilyn Moore - Freshman Class Cabinet; Lance Staff 1; Jr Class Float Comm. Chairman; Jr Jargon; Jr Prom Comm.; Pep Club 1; SCA Rep 3; Sr Pipeline Ed.; Soph. Senator. Cynthia Morgan - FNA 2; FTA 3,4; Int’l. Relations Club 3,4; Pep Club 4. Fredrick Morin - “Teddy-Bear” - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4; Frosh Football; JV Basketball 2; JV Football 2; Key Club 2,3, Pres. 4; Int ' l Key Club Capital District Sec.; SCA Rep. 3,4; V Football 3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 4. Michael Moshos - “Mike” - Biology Lab Ass’t. 3,4; Chess Club 2; Coin Club 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Gym Ass ' t. 1,2; Sr Homecoming Float Comm. Chairman; Jr Prom Comm. Chairman; Library Ass ' t. 2; Sr Pipeline; Sr Court; Prop Crew 3,4; Sr Float; “Sound of Music ; Stage Crew 3,4; Rifle Club VPres. 3,4; Herald Staff 4; Math Club 4. Susan Mullen - “Sue” - Academic Letter 1; FNA 1, Pari. 2, Treas. 3; French Honor Society 1.2, VPres. 3, Pres. 4; Jr Jargon; Jr Prom; Jr- Sr Cheerleader 3; Keyettes 4; Lance Staff 4; SCA Cabinet 3; SCA Rep. 3; Sr Pipeline; Sr Senator; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3, Treas. 4. Frances Mullins - FHA 1; Lancerettes 3. Kathleen Mullins - “Kathy” - Academy of Notre Dame (Wash. D.C.) 1,2; “Sound Of Music”; Tutoring 1,2; VOT 4. Patricia Muter - “Pat” - American Int ' l. School (India) 1; Board of Management-Springfield YMCA 4: French Honor Society 3,4; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; FHA 3, Pres. 4; GAA 3,4; SCA Rep 4; Girls Basketball 1; Girls Volleyball 4; Library Ass’t 3; Office Helper 4. Kathleen Nevin - FNA 1,2, V Pres. 3 4; French Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Frosh Chorus 1; GAA 1; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 4; Shield Staff 3,4. 33 Nancy Buchanan Norris Robert O’Connor Guy Brooklyn Oldaker Catherine Maria Oler Peter Lee Olson Jack Douglas Owen John Louis Oxley Nancy Norris - Carisle H.S. (Pa.) 1; Chi-Omega Tri-Hi-Y 4; Class Play 1; FTA Treas. 3; SCA Rep. 1,4; Jr Float; Jr Prom; Jr-Sr Cheerleader; Key- ettes 4; Pep Club 1,2; Sr Homecoming Attendant; SCA Sec. of Assemblies 4; Sr Pipeline; Shield Staff 4; Sr. Superlative. Cathrine Oler- “Cathy” - Art Guild 2,3,4; Chi-Omega Tri-Hi-Y 4; Drama Club 1; FNA 1. IVlary Owens - Sam Houston H.S. (Texas) 1,2; Cherokettes Pep Squad 1,2; FNA 3; Nat l. Honor Society 3,4; Rosette 2; Thespians 1; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sec. 4. John Oxley - “J.C.” - Lebanon H.S. (III.) 1,2; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; SCA Rep. 1,4; Frosh Play; Jr-Sr Basketb all 3; Sr Pipeline; Sr. Superlative. Valerie Oxley - “Val” - Lebanon H.S. (Ill.) 1,2; Drill Team 4; The Crucible; Frosh Cheerleading; Pep Club 1,2. Valerie Loine Oxley Gorden Antony Pacifici Michael Edward Page Mary Catherine Paine 34 Mary Suzanne Owens Kathleen Parrott - AFS Treas. 2; Art Guild 3,4; Jr Class Hist.; Keyettes 1,2,3,4; Lance Staff 3; MGA Delegate 3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3,4; SCA Sec. of Elections 4; SCA Rep 2; Sr Pipeline Ed.; Sigma Chi Delta Tri- Hi-Y 1,2, Chap. 3,4. Lynda Payne - French Honor Society 2,3,4; Shield Staff 4. Morgan Percy - SCA Sec. of Assemblies 4; Student Court Justice 4; Key Club 4; Shield Sports Ed. 4; Int’l. Relations Club 3, VPres 4; JV Track 2; JV Wrestling 2; Swim Team 1; V Tennis 3,4; Jr Prom Comm.; Sr Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 4; Academic Letter 2; Nat ' l. Honor So¬ ciety 4. Patricia Peraice - “Pat” - Frosh Float Comm.; Int’l. Relations Club 3,4; NEDT Commendation 1; Sound of Music”; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Shield Staff 3, Literary Ed. 4. Edgar Pitts - Acapella 3; Beginning Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; “Okla¬ homa! ; Pajama Game. Carol Prall - Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 4; Sr Pipeline. Catherine Ralph - “Cathy” - St. Joseph Academy (N.Y.) 1; New Dorp H.S. (N.Y.) 2; FHA 4; Herald Staff 4; Library Ass ' t. 1; Math Club 4; Science Club 3,4; Nat’l. Honor Society 4. Cynthia Jan Park Kathleen Rose Parrott Lynda Payne Virginia Jean Payne Morgan Percy III Patricia Pernice Patricia Violet Peverill Edgar Allen Pitts Michael Alvie Pitts Carol Frances Prall Mae Levanna Price Catherine Vicker Ralph 35 Judith Ellen Reed Nancy Ann Reeder Michael Rawlings - “Mike - JV Football 2. Katherine Kedniiles - “Kate - Art Guild 2,3.4; Herald Staff Ed. 4; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-V 4. Judith Reed - GAA 1.2,3,4; Herald Staff 3; IV Basketball I, Co-Capt. 2; JV Hockey 3, Co-Capt. 4; V Softball 1,2,3,4. Ronald Reese - “Ronny” - Madrigals 3,4. Cynthia Russell - “Cindi - Pine Forest H.S. 1; Seventy-First H.S. 2,3; Bowling Intramurals 4; Concert Choir 4; FHA 1. Girls Chorus 2; Mixed Choir 3. Deborah Roll - “Debbie” - Drill Team 3,4; GAA 1,3,4; Pep Club 1; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 4. David Sanders - Epsilon Hi-Y 3,4; JV Football 2,3; Key Club 4; Lance Staff 4; V Football 4; V Track 4. Rebecca Saunders - “Becki” - FBLA 4; Sr Pipeline; Shield Staff 4; Chi Omega Tri-Hi-Y 4. Ronald Francis Reese Carol Lee Ritenour Claron Robin Robertson Marie Lois Rogers Deborah Gwen Roll Cynthia Paulette Russell David James Sanders Rebecca Marie Saunders Michael James Rawlings Katherine Elizabeth Redmiles I 36 Marc Desclaux Saylor Donna Lynn Schenk Sandra I e Schrumm Christine Carol Schuetz Anne Elizabeth Scott Lynda Rose Scriva John Marshall Scruton Barbara Ellen Scully Donna Schenk - Academic Letter 1; Art Guild 1,2,3,4; Art Honors 4; Drill Team 3,4; FBLA Reporter 4; Herald Staff 3; JV Hockey Mgr. 2; Pep Club 1; School Store Ass ' t. 4; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 4. Christine Schuetz - “Christy” - Chi Omega Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Frosh Cheer¬ leader; Homecoming Attendant 2,3; Jr Jargon; Jr Prom; Jr-Sr Basket¬ ball 3,4; JV Cheerleader 2; Keye f tes 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Library Ass ' t. 3; Maid of Honor 4; Miss Lee Contestant 2,3; Office Helper 4; Pep Club 1,2.3,4; SCA Rep. 1,2,4; SC A Treas. 3; Sr Pipeline; V Cheerleader 3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 4; Sr. Superlative. Ann Scott - Drill Team 2,3,4; Int ' l. Relations Club 4; Lance Staff 4; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 4. John Scruton - West Springfield H.S. 3; V Wrestling 1,2,3,4; JV Track 2,3; West Springfield Hi-Y 3; Latin Club 3; SCA Rep 3; Letterman Club 3. Barbara Scully - “Cheaper by the Dozen ; Frosh Float Comm.; FHA 2; Herald Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Sr Pipeline; SCA Rep. 2; Sound of Music. Bruce Shatswell - Stage Mgr. 2; Technical Director 3; Act Mgr. 4; Foot¬ ball Mgr. 2; Statistician 3,4; Key Club District Sgt. at Arms 2 3 4; Key Club Int ' l. Sgt. at Arms 4; Key Club Treas. 4; NEDT Certificate; Lance News Ed. 4; Literary Mag. Staff 1; Letter of Merit 1; Sr Super¬ lative; Jr Senator; Sec. of School Spirit 4; Thespians 1, VPres. 2, Pts. Clerk 3,4; Best Thespian 1,2; Honor Thespian 4. Bruce Ashby Shatswell William Fairfield Shaw Bruce Edward Shotwell Donald Robert Simon 37 Susan Elizabeth Simon Thomas Brady Simpson Howard Vincent Sisk Thomas Edward Sloane Charles Edward Snyder Vicki Alysses Spangler Susan Simon - “Suzi” - FBLA 4; FHA 4. Howard Sisk - Alpha Fii-Y 2,3, Pres. 4; Frosh Football 1; JV Football 2; V Football 3,4; V Track 2,3; Sr. Superlative. Thomas Sloane - “Tommy” - Alpha Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Frosh Basketball; Frosh- Soph Softball 1; Int’l. Relations Club 4; V Baseball 4. Kathleen Smeltzer - “Kathy” - Chi Omega Tri-Hi-Y 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Float Comm. 2,3; FTA 3; Girls State Rep. 3; Office Helper 3,4; Jr Cheer¬ leader; Keyettes 4; Jr Prom Comm.; V Cheerleader 4; Thespians 1; Sr. Superlative. Nora Smiley - Art Guild 1,2,3, VPres. 4; Chi Omega Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, V Pres. 4; Float Comm. 1,2,3,4; IBM Helper 3,4; Jr Prom; SCA Chap. 4. Kathleen Mary Smeltzer Nora Jeanne Smiley Carolyn Smith - “Carol” - James Russel Lowell Jr. High (Texas) 1; Thomas Jefferson H.S. (Texas) 2; GAA 4; Herald Staff 4; JV Soft- ball 3; Lab Ass ' t. I. Charles Snyder - “Charlie” - Concert Band 2, Section Leader 3, F res. 4; Cross Country Track 3; German Club 2,3, VPres. 4; Reserve Band 1; Shield Staff Photographer 4. Vicki Spangler - Intramural Basketball 4; Jr Prom Comm.; Jr-Sr Basket¬ ball G ame 3; Majorette 1,2, Treas. 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Club 1,2; Shield Staff 4; Sr Prom. William Durand Smith 38 Carolyn Marie Smith Lindsey Compton Speer Mary Gretchen Speer Mary Speer - “Gertie” - GAA 2,3, Sec. 4; JV Baseball 2; JV Hockey M.V.P. 2; JV Softball M.V.P. 1; V Basketball 3,4; V Hockey 3, Co-Capt. 4; V Softball 2,3,4; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 4. Marilyn Staklo - AFS Peace Corp Club Sec. 2; FNA 1; Lance Staff 3, News Ed. 4; Keyettes 2,3, Rec-Sec. 4; Sr Pipeline; Sigma Chi Delta Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2, Pres. 3. Gary Sten - DECA 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2. Raymond Steppe - “Ray” - Jr-Sr Basketball Game 3; V Wrestling 2. Linda Stevens - Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 4. Jennie Stewart - FBLA 4; FHA 2; FNA 1; FTA Hist. 4; Pep Club 3,4. Robert Stoutner - “Kohuna” - Radford H.S. (Hawaii) 1; Leilehua H.S. (Hawaii) 2,3; Chess Club Sgt. at Arms 1; Cross Country 4; Leilehua Golf Team 2; ROTC Master Sgt. 2,3. Marilyn Edith Staklo Larry Starks Gary Sten Raymond Eldridge Steppe Linda Karen Stevens Jennie Elizabeth Stewart Robert William Stoutner William Depol Stroud 39 Suzanne Marie Studley Audrey Gail Summers Bruce Charles Tandy David Gerry Tate Teresa Kay Taylor Donna Jean Thompson Audrey Summers - “Gail” - Thomas A. Edison H.S. 1; FT A 2,3; Girls State 3; Jr Cheerleader; Jr Float Comm.; Sr Prom Pub. Comm. Chair¬ man; Pep Club 1,2; SCA Rep. 1,2; Jr Senator; SCA Sec. 4; Sr Float Comm; Sr. Superlative; Nat’l. Flonor Society 4. Juanita Sweeney - “Georgie - Art Guild 4; GAA 2,3, Pub. Chairman 4; JV Basketball M.V.P. 1; JV Softball 1,2; V Basketball 2,3,4; V Soft- ball 3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 4. Lawrence Swett - Epsilon Hi-Y 2,3, Pres. 4; Frosh Basketball; JV Base¬ ball 1,2; JV Basketball 2; Soph Class Float; SCA Rep. 1,2,3; V Basket¬ ball 3,4; V Track 3,4; Sr. Superlative. Teresa Taylor - “Terry” - FTA 2,4; Drill Team 3,4; FBLA VPres. 4; Herald Staff 4. Karen Thompson - Robert E. Lee H.S. 1; Baker H.S. (Ga.) 2,3; Powder Puff 3, Christmas Court 3; Keyettes 4; Chi Omega Tri-Hi-Y 4; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3; SCA Rep. 4; Sr Homecoming Attendant. Susan Tolliver - “Suzie” - FHA 1; Freshman Cabinet Sec. of Pub. Re¬ lations; GAA 1,2; Girls State Alt.; JV Basketball 1,2; Jr-Sr Basketball 3; Keyettes 3, Sr Rep. 4; Lance Staff 1, Ed. 4; Pep Club 1; SCA Sec. of Inter Scholastic Affairs 3; Shield Jr Class Ed.; Sigma Chi Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3, Pres. 4; Soph Cabinet; Spanish Club Sec. 3. Karen Lee Thompson James David Thurber Susan I ynn Tolliver Michael Dean Tressler 40 Barbara Tripp - Sr Girl Scouts 2,3,4; Int’l. Relations Club 3,4; FBLA 4; Library Ass ' t. 2,4; Nat’l. Honor Society 4. Donald Tucker - Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; All-State Band 1; Tennis Team 3,4; Int’l. Relations Club 4; Sr Pipeline; Jr Prom Comm. Michael Vaughn - SCA Sec. of Pub. 4; Lance Feature Ed. 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Thespian Society, Best Thespian 2,3,4; Ass’t. Chairman of Homecoming Program 4; Herald Staff 4; Swim Team 1; Sr Prom; Busi¬ ness Mgr. for School Plays 2,3; Int ' l. Relations Club 3,4. Linda Walker - Majorettes 2,3; Pep Club 2; VOT 4. Gail Walter - FBLA Sec. 4; FT A 1,2; Herald Staff Typing Ed. 4. Elfriede Wandelt - “Elfie” - SCA Rep. 3,4; Jr Prom Chairman; FTA 3; Pep Club Treas. 3; German Club 1,2, Sec. 3, Treas. 4; Int’l. Relations Club 3, Sec. 4; Theta Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Cynthia Wapensky - “Cindy” - Lance 3; Jr Prom Comm. Gary Weisbrod - Chess Club 4. Beth Wellington - FHA 1,2; FTA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Herald Staff 4; Lance Staff 1; Sr Pipeline; Shield Staff 3,4; Girl Scouts 3,4; Okla¬ homa! ; I Acts Festival; Jr-Sr Basketball 3; Jr Prom; Sr Class Float; Homecoming Refreshment Chairman; Nat’l. Honor Society 3,4; Nat’l. Merit Semi-Finalist 4; SCA Rep. Alt. 4; GAA 3,4; Library Ass’t. 2; Int’l. Relations Club 4. Barbara Jean Tripp David Mossing Troen Marcia Veronica Troncoso Donald Francis Tucker Michael Lewis Vaughn Linda Jean Walker Gail Ann Walters Elfrieda Norma Wandelt Cynthia Kay Wapensky Gary Ernest Weisbrod Gail Marlene Weller Beth Joanne Wellington 41 William Whitley - “Bill - Gunston Jr High 1; Alpha Hi-Y 4; Chess Club 2; German Club 2,3,4; Int ' l Relations Club 3, Treas. 4; Jr Float Comm.; Jr Jargon; Math Club 3; Shield Staff 3,4; Sr Float Comm.; Sr Class Treas. Geoffrey Wiekman - “Tuna Fig” - Frosh Football 1; Frosh Basketball 1; JV Basketball Capt. 2; JV Baseball 1,2; V Football 2,3,4; V Basket¬ ball 3,4; V Baseball 3,4; Key Club 2,4; Jr Director 3; Alpha Hi-Y 1,2, Treas. 3,4; Lettermen ' s Asst. 2, VPres. 3; Jr-Sr Basketball Coach 3; Frosh Soph Softball Coach 2; Shield Ass’t Sports Ed. 4; SC A Rep. 1,3, Sec. of Athletics 4; Academic Letter 1,2,3,4; Boy ' s State Senator 3; Herald Staff Asst Ed.-in-C hief 4; Nat ' l. Merit Commendation Winner 4; Senior Su¬ perlative. Diane Williams - Tuscaloosa H.S. (Ala.) 2; Eisenhower H.S. (Okla.) 2; Manogue H.S. (Nev.) 3; Cheshers Tri-Hi-Y 3; Spanish Club 2. Joyce Lucille Williams Patricia Gale Williams Joyce Williams - FBLA VPres. 4; FHA 2; FT A 2,3; Pep Club 2,3, Pres. 4. Patricia Williams - “Pat” - AFS Club 2; FTA 2, Treas. 3; Pep Club 2. Fred Wise - Nile C. Kinnick H.S. (Japan) 1,2; Track 3; Rifle Club 4. Michael Woloshuk - Alpha Hi-Y 4; Jr-Sr Basketball 3,4; JV Football 3; Track 3; V Football 4. Scott Ziemer - Alpha Hi-Y 3, VPres. 4; Frosh Basketball; Jr Prom; JV Baseball 2; Key Club 3,4; Sr Rep.; Sr Superlative; V Basketball 3,4; V Football 3,4; V Track 3,4. Fred William Wise Boyd Dellet Wolfe Michael James Whitcraft William Clement Whitley Geoffrey Michael Wiekman Diane Marie Williams Michael Joseph Woloshuk Matte Ellen Wood Gary Lyn Wright Scott William Ziemer 42 OUR SENIOR YEAR • • • . 1 1 1 Looks like our knobby-kneed president was washed up before school even started. The buying power of the class ring seems to be going down. To this, the close of a “sheltered” life; The morning bus rides, the routine schedule, the cafeteria. To our high school dances, plays, football games, rings . . . To a bright new future awaiting us. To us, to life. We try harder.” 43 Juicy’s Harem Bloomers and suspenders are on the rise this year O.K., Becky. You do that once more and so help me 44 • • THE END OF THE BEGINNING Class of ' 68—honesty, integrity, the symbol of purity. Sf ig St | s “■ tsr I’ve been framed.” HSIIg ' m a 45 Top Row: Jan Laurents (Treas.), Kathy Buchanan (Sec.). Second Row: Pete King (Pres.), Debbie Ed¬ wards (VPres.). Missing: Monica Albertolli (Hist.). Three years ago, as freshmen, we entered, Beginning as the underclass but Not the underdog. As juniors we have preserved the Traditional Junior-Senior rivalry, Acting as slaves for losing to the Seniors in the Homecoming float Competition, And continuing to fight the seniors in The basketball rivalry. Finally, we have earned the pride of Ordering class rings and enjoying the Thrill of our Junior Prom. With the spirit and pep needed to make A good class, We are surely the best as the Roadrunners of ’69. “You Call Them Pancakes?” c L A 5 s 0 F 1 9 6 A Typical Lunch Period Monica Albertolli Donald Alexander Barbara Almoney Joan Anderson Clifford Bagot Melvin Baker Christine Banas Thomas Barry I Thomas Basham Carol Batts Karen Baumgartner Catherine Beauregard James Benckert Julie Benckert Gail Benner Benjamin Bobb Ray Bohlayer Carey Bowen Judith Brader Mike Bray Cathy Breon Debbi e Brooks Norman Brown Kathy Buchanan Suzanne Bullard Rickey Bullock Paul Buonviri Dave Burford John Burgess Mary Butler Connie Campbell Charles Cannavale Steve Capar 48 Darling, please lend me a sheet of paper.” Catherine Carney Henry Carretta Gerard Carroll Kathleen Leonard Cassedy Cichowicz Dolores Casseen Valerie Clark Hoyt Chick Katherine Cole Linda Compton Patty Corbin Mark Connor Russ Corvey Jay Copan Kathy Coughlin Mike Courson Tom Courson Lee Cox Danielle Crevier Donald Crigler Derrilyn Crosby Grace Crowder Karen Custer Sally Darden Martha Davis Shirley Deese Jonnie Detwiler Sandy Dickman Sandra DiCola Diane Dix Mike Domingoes Bill Douglas Jill Dragotta 49 Have you ever had that funny feeling that you forgot to do something? Frank Dulong Lawrence Duncan Elmer Earnhardt Carol Eastman Tom Eddinger Debbie Edwards Cynthia Eller Mark Estes Tim Etheridge Jan Farris Richard Fearing Mary Fitzpatrick Jeff Fleming Jerome Fleming Mary Foster Chris Fox Louis Frelin Linda French Donald Galarowicz Earl Gardner Francesca Gates Bob Gauthier Walt Gilliam Tom Gilmer Linda Goins John Goldstone Gary Gore John Gregorio John Griggs Jo Ann Grisham Carol Grissom Richard Haines Sheila Hammond Dwight Hamner Paul Hanak Gail Harding Larry Harrison Susan Harrison Brian Hartle 50 «r A ' 4 ■ ft f) «‘t I V Vp tfJi ?f i iii. ■ ' :■ g V «• ' i- fU r , - ■ : . ' ; p 5 ; ■: s ? ,v. r . ' Till. !t , - . fr J-. � yfj p W W A _l IT ’ it a Mary Beth Hawn Ann Herold Allen Hill Jim Hemby Richard Herring Larry Hill Debbie Hillmer James Holaday Mary Hood Helen Horton Linda Hudock Dana Jenkins Val Hogue John Holly Mark Hoppe Nancy Hotter Jennifer Hynes Janie Jennings “Now, my mother told me . . Lou Jennings Robert Jennings Yvonne Jividen Karen Johnson Bill Johnson Donna Jones Theresa Jones Bill Judy Gary Kashurba Elaine Keating Patty Keller Anita Kennedy Lynn Kervitsky Mark Kilby Peter King 51 Jim Kirk Bill Kirk Bill Kitchens Maria Kober Becky Kraus Dana Krupa Jim Kuper Linnea Kwiecinski Debbie Larosa I Philip Larsen Jan Laurents Jan Lautzenheiser Tom Leahey Barbara Leslie Susan Lessmann Gail Levine Mike Lowe Jim Lyles Robert Lyons Eddie MacLucas Ernest Mahoney Brenda Malloy Marion Mansy Lois Marshall Hey Mr. Wiener! Don’t let the General catch you with those sandals on.” Richard Maters Mary Matthews Karen McConnell Pete McConnell Kathy McClure Denise McDonough Sharon McEnearney Laura McGinty Patty McGowan Dixie Mcllwain Sharon McKim Brian McLaughlin Geoffrey McNamara Barry McVay Becky Mears 52 John Mercer Yvonne Merrill Louis Metcalf James Mills Teresa Moody Jo Ann Moore Daniel Morgan Edward Mundy Karen Murphy Craig Musick Maureen Muth Judith Nance Richard Nay Mark Neese Peggy Neese William Nelson Cathy Nohre Gregory Nelson Richard O ' Brien Barbara Denise Newman O’Donoghue Craig Offutt Nancy O ' Man Diane Ordakowski Donna Orsini Mary Osborne Marcia Ostinato Kathy Owens Bill Palmer Stephen Palmer Lucy Panella Debby Peacock Jim Pendleton Chris Peterson Michael Pezzulli Carey Pfister Karen Pfister Shepperd Phillips Anne Polley John Porter Sam P rince James Pugh Pam Quinn Steve Ralph Peggy Ramsay NO APPLAUSE PLEASE! 53 Nancy Saunders Donna Schumaker r ? Bob Ray Greg Reed • • Mark Reitz Mark Richey Sandra Rittenhouse David Roberts Sherry Rogers Bill Rogers Sue Ross Dana Salamone I “Oh, those long tedious play rehersals!’’ Linda Schwartz David Scudder Joe Scully David Seckinger Ricky Seeker Ken Shackley Becky Shankle Emma Jane Shea Maureen Sherrill Milton Shockley Greg Simmermacher Paul Sisk Ann Smith Candy Smith Chris Smith Maria Smith Marilyn Smith John Snyder Carl Snodgrass Robert Sowell Kelly Sparks Sarah Spencer Lee Spradlin Deborah Starkey Allan Steinert Mike Stevens Dana Story Debbie Street Mary Ann Stuckmeyer Marie Swart John Todd Nancy Trapani Charles Triggs Bill Trisler Kathie Wilson Miriam Truitt Vera Tuck John Tyson Sharon Underwood Larry Verner Larry Walker Eugene Walton Eddie Wandelt Robert Watson Delbert Weathers Adrienne Weinberger Laura Wells Linda Weygand James White Jonathan White Linda Whitener Richard Whittenberger Deborah Williams Roberta Williams Lon Wilson Rebecca Wohlford Eddie Wolfe Dave Wood Sheryl Woodburn James Woodward Robert Woodward Ellen Wright 55 Ken Acquasanta Shelton Alley Jim Arnett Carolyn Barrett Jane Bond Bruce Boyd John Connors Mary DeLorenzo Dan Dornbush Jeff Dykstra John Farris Debbie Bokowski The Hairsplitting Adventures of Ralph Waldo Emerson 56 57 s One martini on the rocks coming up. Sponsors: Mrs. Bum, Mr. Baumgartner Sophomores Spirited, successful, Spectacular, studious. Sophomores Edison game dance, Variety Show, Magazine drive, class picnic. Sophomores Best, boastful. Brawny, brilliant. Sophomores! Linda Abene Carol Aguilar Ronnie Alberternst Robert Alderson Edward Allen Glenn Allen William Anderson Janet Ayres Evelyn Babler Shearer Bailey Charles Barker Sharon Barrett Martin Baumann Samuel Bayles Barbara Belote Robert Belshan Laura Berryman Steve Bookout Bonnie Bowen Junior Bowling Wayne Braden Lola Brady Brenda Brogdon Louis Brunner Gail Buczek Steve Bullard Jeffrey Burke Stephen Burnett Martha Burroughs Julio Caballero Laurane Cannavale Robin Cantrell David Carper Elizabeth Carswell Ross Carter Susan Carter t Jeanne Bennett Joseph Berry Darah Cerny Janet Chapman Thomas Cheezum Richard Christesen 60 Victoria Chagnon Amy Christopherson Elisabeth Clardy Bonnie Clarke Daniel Cleveland James Clifford m - f Vr- J Gaye Cochran Jack Colby Candace Compton Debbie Compton John Condren Margaret Connors Karen Cosner John Coughlin Nancy Cox Cynthia Craig Chanda Crevier Michael Crowley Stephen Cruse Patrick Cunningham John Dale Martha Darden Stephen Darner Deborah Davis Jennifer Davis Pamela Davis Olivia Davis Fredrick Dean David Decker Mark Deppe Patrick Desmond Ronald Dodson Elaine Dolan Lynda Domingoes Douglas Donahue Don Dorman Deborah Downing 61 Michael Duncan Marion Dunn William Duvall Joe Echols William Eddy Milton Edson David Edwards Nancy Evelyn Mark Enis Clinton Fairchild Susan Evans Louise Fanti Allison Farrish Robert Franklin William Gagner Kenneth Sandra Franklin James Garber Filipovich Joy Freschi Raymond Linda Francis Gauthier Debra Gilbert Arthur Glazier Clifford Debra Glazier Gillespie Melody Linda Glaser Gleichmann What do you mean, will I pass? Robert Gloyd Joanne Gonzales Deborah Gough Thomas Graft Sara Green Joann Gregorio Susan Gregory Patricia Griese 62 Anna Gugliemini Nancy Hagauer Rebecca Hayslett Brian Hermes Steven Hermes Janet Herndon Laura Herrell Robert Herron David Hess Donald Hess Cynthia Hillmer Larry Hilt Mark Hively Edgar Hodge Carl Hoffman Joseph Hogan Janet Hodges Yum — Yums in the turn turn! Carol Haher Barbara Hammond David Hammond Terrie Hanex Patricia Hanna Richard Harman Coral Hately David Hanna James Hanson Jim Harper Sharon Haxton Elizabeth Hanna Roberta Harbert Barbara Harrell James Hays Lucretia Hollaway Steven Holman Brendon Horton Joseph Hughes Rex Humphrey Stephanie Hundemer Kenneth Hurdle Susan Igo 63 r John Ingram Douglas Jenkins Bonnie Johnson Catherine Jones Jennifer Jones Michael Jones William Jones Ralph Jordan William Junk Catherine Lasser Ellen Lasser William Lathon Susan Lawrence Virginia Leahey Natalie Liggan Cecil Lindenberger Russell Lindvall Mark Littlewood Lana Jury Don Kawamoto James Kelly Kolin Kelly Jill Kemerling James Kengla James Keys Theresa Kincaid George Kindley Pamela Kirchner Penelope Kirchner Alexandra Kitchens John Kraus William Kuper Judy Kuspis Stephen Kusterbeck Deborah Lackey Patrick Lanaghan William Lloyd Ruth Loetterle Brenda Logan David Lorenson Harry Lowe Elaine Lyles James Macartney Valerie Maddox James Malley Jeffrey Mann Joe Mansy Patricia Marshall Barbara Martin Neal Martin Ronald Mason David May Sharon McAfee Diane McClure 64 Cynthia McCollum Stewart McDaniel John McGinley Nancy McGinty Stephen McGraw Debra McHale Eileen McKay Roger McKay Helen McKennon Michael McManmon Julia Medley George Melvin Merrilee Merrill Thomas Mifflin Gordon Milbourn George Milner Ralph Mirchell Katherine Moats Emily Moffatt Michael Moore Michael Morey Mark Muhonen Kathleen Mullen Sharon Mullins Edwin Murphy Robert Murphy Peggy Myers Roger Nelson Katen Neumann Jeanne Nichols Joseph Nilson Michael Noland Sheila O ' Connor Ann O ' Dell 65 John Prah Stephen Prall Kathleen Pugh Stephanie Quinn Victoria Raichlen Robert Ranney Charles Rawlings Giacomo Re Mary Reams John Redmiles William Redmiles Gary Reese Elaine Reilly David Reuscher Karen Reynolds Robin Oldaker Patricia Ormsby Anita Overstreet Jeremy Paine Robert Palmer Deborah Park Charlene Patterson Kenneth Patterson Patricia Patton Michael Pedigo James Peeler Jim Perkins Frank Poole Gregory Powell Sandy Powers Robert Rizi Michael Robertson David Rogers Glenn Rogers Elin Roney Ray Root Mary Rossman Randolf Russell Randall Rutledge Tom Ryan Robert Sanders Frank Santone Andy Saylor Kurt Schoen Scott Schuetz Peter Schuver Lawrence Sedlak John Sherwood Pamela Shimer Marilyn Simon Beverly Simpson Jeffrey Sinclair Mike Sinkinson Franklin Siwik Christopher Sjorup Katherine Slatton Lauriston Smith a Li CA i L diM 66 1 Jeanne Snyder Sherie Sprague Mary Soper Billy Stanley Gregory Karen Starks Sparkman Jeffrey Steele Marc Sterling Debra Sterner Thomas Stewart James Stipp Sandra Stooke Rusty Summers Dennis Talton Howard Tate Lloyd Taylor Mimi Teng Marjorie Thorpe David Tolliver Steven Torres Michael Touchton Katherine Turner Robert Vaughan Diane Wade June Wagner Peter Walker Michael Waring Marsha Waters Patrick Wefel Michael Wells Sydney White Katherine Whitmore Mark Williams Terry Williams Janet Winslow Robert Winters Dale Woelfl Thomas Wood Nancy Wright Penny Wright Paul Wu Robert Wurth « m i 1 i- 67 Slurp! 68 69 Left to Right: DeDe Hughes (V Pres.), Donn Northrup (Pres.), Gail Thompson (Sec.). Second Row: Don Jones (Treas.), Steve Burns (Hist.). Miss Thurman Fresh ideas, fantastic spirit, A fountain of energy flows from the Freshman Class. We have quickly fallen into and invaded Every facet of Lee life. From what has been done this year. One can fully expect us to be the Greatest, the Freshmen of ' 70. 1 9 7 1 Mr. White g M Cf) O Katy Antonini Pam Archer Janet Arnett Sandy Babler Joseph Barget Clare Anzalone Lynne Marshall Arnold Mark Baldino Mary Barker Armstrong John Barlow Martha Barricks Jane Barnes Donna Barrineau Donald Barry Pat Barry Donna Bean Mike Leslie Berens Beauregard Mary Bertram Nancy Bibbings Pat Binion Mike Bolton Bill Blaine Bob Booher David Michael Bossa Blankenship David Boucher Jane Blitch Elizabeth Bowen 72 Lynda Braden Susan Bradfield Luann Brandes Bob Brant Evelyn Brasse Debbie Brewer Shelly Briggs Martha Broadfield Craig Brooks Steve Brooks Jimmy Brown Eric Broyles Betsy Calio Betsy Campbell Kathy Cantrell Maria Carretta Danford Carrol Gary Carter Denise Catlett Stanley Chastain Andrea Cichowicz Jennyce Clark Richard Burnett Scott Bush Mary Bylund Beth Cox Denny Crigler Robert Crowder Greg Buehler Richard Buonviri Steve Bums Susan Crupper Eileen Cunningham Marty Cunningham 73 Larry Cushman Janet Daigrepont John Dashiell Richard Dekker Poy See Der Richard Dettmar Charles Detwiler Clark Dewing Mary Dickson George Dively Ted Dixon Rita Doney Dennis D’Oria Darlene Dove Cynthia Dowell Craig Denney Ellen Duckett Jeanette Dulong Barbara Dunn Chella Echols Evelyn Edgell Dennis Edney David Eggleston Nancy Ellis Marie Ellison Karen Embree Karen Emert John Evans Renee Evans Michael Faulkner Sally Felker Lewis Felts 74 Donna Ferguson Joyce Fette Pat Field Marc Fisher Bill Fitzpatrick Lee Fletcher Roy Fogle Janie Ford James Fox Kathy Fox Nancy Fox Sharon Fox Richard Frank Leo Franke Phyllis Frano Jim Frick James Fridley Pam Fulker Sheila Fultz Cheryl Funk John Funk Dale Galarowicz Frank Gardner Susan Garrell Dale Garner Mark Garrette Albert George Chuck Getty Barbara Getty Elizabeth Geer Hope Gibbs Janice Gibbs 75 Richard Gilliam Judy Gilliland Peggy Gilmer Janie Gleason Terry Glowicki Judy Goins Cathy Gonzales Jean Graham Joseph Grant Steven Grenier Dave Hartley Theodore Harben Karen Hartman Peggy Hartzel Brenda Hawvermale Deborah Henderson Bruce Herold Larry Hicks Vickie Hileman Don Hillmer Karrie Himes Holly Hitt James Hodges Susan Hoffman Mary Holland Kathie Holt John Holzman Debbie Horseman John Horsman John Horvath Kathie Hotter Gary House Darrell Houston Norman Howe Doug Howard Debbie Hudock Linda Hudson Deedee Hughes 76 Kevin Hutchinson Debbie Hylton Bill Jackson Pat Jaffarian Floyd Johnson Linda Johnson Robert Johnson Tina Klimchalk Dave Kersey Ann Jones Carolyn Jones David Jones Don Jones Douglas Jones Linda Jones Jim Judd Cathy Kalvass Maureen Keegan Don Keeling Keith Kelly Steve Kennedy Thomas Kennedy Jan Kerr Robert Kincaid Kathy Kight Doug Kolb Roy Korth Steven Kroh Robert Ksanznak Tom Kupis Peggy Lanaghan James Lancaster Ronnie Lane Karen Lang Steven Lanier Carma Ledonne Richard Leffell Kevin Laroche Mike Lawler Susan Lee 77 Alton Lessmann Larry Lester Mary Ann Lencewicz Robert Lennox Barbara Lewis Gary Lewis Karen Lewis Lesle Lowery Terry Macchia Rob Marth Robert Martin Carol Mather Paul May Claudia McCall Jeanette McClelland Martha Meconnell Mark McFadden Ronald McLeod Joe Mills Kim Minis Donald Mitchell Ken Mitchell Ruth Moffatt Kevin Molchany Deke Moore Chris Morgan Patti Morgan Mary Moyer Mark Mueller Paddee Mullins Cindy Mundy Hugh Murtagh Gene Nance Bib McManmon George Metcalf Frank Meehan Henry Mikus Robbie Mercy David Miles 78 Mark Nelson Nancy Nevin Wallace Newman Debra Nohre John Norris Donn Northup Bobby Novy Cynthia Nuckolls Michel Obremski Pam Odom Kevin O ' Donoghue Debbie Offutt Seam O’Hayre Leslie Oldaker Linda Oswalt Mike Overstreet David Owen David Page Stuart Paine David Palladin Pam Parks Dorsey Pates Gwen Payne Connie Perdue Bill Perrin Donna Pfeiffer Debby Pickens Barbara Potter Theodore Puckett Sally Pugh Patrice Putnam Valerie Ramm Mary Randolph Wayne Rankin Robert Reinard Linda Reinikka ' ?� —■ ■ ■- ' f T. ' ' , 1 l , Bi ' j i Wes Riley Woodrow Roberts James Rogers 79 John Rogers Carla Rollandini Debbie Rollins Janis Roney Karen Rose Mark Ronquillo Faith Rossell Marilyn Rother Liz Royal Cheryl Rucker Craig Rucker Marby Rufsvold John Ryan Bobbie Rychlik David Salinas Sandy Sandagger Debi Sanders Gregory Sarkisian Carl Schluter Erica Schoen David Schumaker Debbie Scott Elena Scott Patricia Scully Rayhel Scriva Barrett Shiff Don Si lies Holly Shankle Peter Shatswell Randy Simon Dave Simpson Jennifer Stroud Bob Stuart Curtis Smith Glenda Smith Linda Smith Lynn Smith Maria Smith Elaine Talbert 80 Patti Smith Bob Snyder Lorraine Stipp Arlene Timoney Jeffrey Tanner Nancy Thomas Gail Thompson Donna Thurber Ginny Thurber Brent Todd Angela Tracy Marcelo Troncoso Danny Turner Steve Turner Karen Walker William Warren Patti Weathers Russell Wheeler Carol Wellington Nancy Weston Fay Whitchurch .h. j V ' - i � V $ Doug Whitcraft Keith Whitener Chris Wickman Janice Wilkerson Glenda Williams 81 Jackie Williams Paul Williams Terrence Williams William Wilson James Witt Charles Woloshuk Kathleen Woods John Worth Florence Wright Ken Wyelzer Cheryl Adams John Bender Laura Croft Sonia Cuhbage Donna Hix George Huguenin Charles Keene Bob Lavelle Patsy Leslie Vickie Peacock Terry Maples Jon Roll Ron McClendon Joyce Steele The rise and fall of the Freshman Class. 82 You ' d better listen because I ' m your President. Thus the Freshmen plot for their Sophomore year. 83 STUDENT LIFE 84 MARDI GRAS 1967 86 The air filled with excitement as Homecoming approached. The halls decorated, waiting for the festivity to come. A flaming bonfire, burning, blazing with hope. Inside the Follies, a fiasco of fun and frolic. On Friday, the game, the Halftime —the lovely court, the floats, the Seniors ' float. Saturday the dance, then poof! It ' s over. 87 88 89 THE 1967 HOMECOMING COURT Freshman Attendant Miss Pam Fulker Freshman Attendant Miss Cindy Nuckolls Sophomore Attendant Miss Cindy Hillmer Sophomore Attendant Miss Emily Moffatt Junior Attendant Miss Karen Baumgartner Junior Attendant Miss Kathy Buchanan 91 Senior Attendant Miss Nancy Norris Senior Attendant Miss Karen Thompson Maid of Honor Miss Christy Schuetz 92 1967 Homecoming Queen Miss Gay Broadfield AMERICAN FIELD SER VICE This September a new girl with a wide smile joined our school. Ligia Aguilar, from San Jose, Costa Rica, has been our AFS ex¬ change student. Known to us as “Lee, she has been enjoying her stay in America. Teen-agers, she finds, are the same everywhere. Adjusting quickly to school life, Lee soon became active in various clubs, including International Relations, Tri-Hi-Y, and Keyettes. She has also spoken before various clubs and school assemblies. Lee has made many contributions to our life and everyone will feel a loss when she returns home to study marine biology. 94 IT’S ACADEMIC TEAM L. to R.: Mr. Rohaley, G. Levine, Mrs. Meilion (Advisor). R. Morin, P. Olson, Mr. McGarry. Taped Jan 7, played Feb. 17, George Levine, Pete Olson, Rick Morin, Cooliage, Stoneridge, and our great school, Questions and answers thrown back and forth. First round behind, 10 points. Second round, 2nd place, Grab bag, free for all, Lee and Stoneridge, even. Final Scores of competition, Stoneridge - 285, Coolidge - 150, LEE - 245 plus $100 scholarship. 95 i A WARDS This year the Optomist Club of Springfield presented Darcy Douglas and Rusty Edwards awards for outstanding service to the school. Sharon Hosaflook won the DAR award and Don Majeske won the SAR award for honor and citizenship in school and in the com¬ munity. Congratulations to these outstanding seniors! D. A. R. AND S. A. R OPTIMISTS Sharon Hosaflook, Donald Majeske Darcy Douglas, Rostand Edwards NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS L. to R.: N. Cherwek, M. Graft, R. Carterette, B. Wellington. KEY CLUB SEC’Y - HIST. OF CAPITAL DISTRICT This year Rick Morin served as Sec¬ retary-Historian of the Capital District of Key Club International, a district in¬ cluding all of the Key Clubs of Virginia, Maryland, D.C., and Delaware. As an officer, Rick attended all district board meetings. He also kept records of all the activities of the District, and judged the scrapbook competition at the annual Convention. Rick was the second boy from Lee to serve as a district officer. 97 ASSEMBLIES Pep rallies, choral concerts, AFS, Cheers, music and speakers sound off at assemblies. Four lovely girls speaking from far-off lands, teenagers the same all over. Ten enthusiastic girls leading their school in spirit, classes fighting for the pep stick. The sounds and the silence echoes in the gym. 98 99 100 THE CAST Helen Keller. Annie Sullivan. Kate Keller. Captain Keller. Aunt Ev Keller. James Keller. The Doctor. Martha. Percy. Anagnos. Viney. Blind girls. Off-stage voices . . . Hope Gibbs . . Donna Jones . . Jan Laurents . . Larry Verner . Sue Lessmann . Bob Carterette Bruce Shatswell Bonnie Johnson . . . Jim Hanson . . . Bill Warren . . . Janet Ayres Barbara Belote Anita Kennedy Janet Kerr Linda Weygand Elena Scott Candy Smith Janice Irvine . . . . Bob Gloyd Steve Kroh Helen Keller Destiny: Darkness and silence Reaching out for life Annie Sullivan Mission: To teach darkness to see and understand Captain and Mrs. Keller Symbols: Belief in a miracle To hope against hope Time —never ending, frustrating A breakthrough: Life stirs in the dark The Miracle Worker Production of the Lee Theater 101 The house lights dim The footlights come up Another production from Lee’s Thespian Troupe Whether a trilogy of One Act Plays “Dark Lady of the Sonnets” the lover of William Shakespeare vs. Queen Elizabeth “The Man Who Died at 12:(X)” or thought he did! “Women in Council” plotting to overthrow the Greek government Or a medley of show tunes including Bosom Buddies” from Marne Or even a modern interpretation of “Spoon River Anthology” All present, an artistic culmination — insight, talent, make-up. sets, and Hard Work Comedy and tragedy presented their foes. Comedy with a homespun touch The story of a Sharp-shooting Sharp-looking girl who gets Her man by not being able to shoot. Presented by the Senior Class The revival of an old custom abandoned for four years: Annie Get Your Gun Tragedy with an intellectual appeal A family ' s strong points taken together To represent perfection The entry in this year’s drama competitions Presented by the defending champs Lee’s Thespians: Mourning Becomes Electra 103 MISS LEE DANCE 104 Girls in lace and frills, and sure on the arm of their trusting dates. Dancing the latest steps on the floor Awaiting the awaited announcement of the Queen. The time has come, the envelope opened, the names announced one by one: Carol, Christy, Gail, Becky — And last, but not least by any means Miss Lee —Mary Ann Stuckmeyer. 105 THE MISS LEE COURT Miss Becky Alderman Miss Gail Summers Miss Christy Schuetz Miss Carole Fox 106 MISS LEE 1968 Miss Mary Ann Stuckmeyer FACULTY STUDENTS vs. 108 First Quarter: The Lancer is our protector; we shall not lose. He maketh the teachers suffer, he leadeth the students to victory. He restoreth their hope, they sinketh a basket. Second Quarter: Though they are high scorers we fear no evil for we have faith The clock and the referees frighten us. Third Quarter: Thou preparest six foul shots in their favor Thou maketh our tennis shoes slip Their points runneth over. Fourth Quarter: Surely goodness and mercy will follow the next rebound And we will score at least one point! Afterward: The students shall dwell in the house of defeat until next year. C 109 DANCES Dim lights, the shuffling of feet, the band playing low. Dreamy moods and dreamy music— The song changes, the tempo livens I hen the speakers blare and the dances swing! (C haperones sit in a corner yawning, “When can 1 go home and take the cotton out of my ears?”) A pause . . . As the band stops to rest. Students giggle or talk. The dance is over, and the band is gone. It ' s late and your date must be home. You sigh as you drive home, but then you think, At least this won ' t be the last one!” 110 Ill OUR FUTURE LEADERS “I’ll figure this out yet! But the book says this way. If I could just see those numbers . . . We’l! tell them that; they won ' t know the difference. 112 What? Never heard of it!! Substitute for a substitute??? February 7th, an ordinary school day, but . . . That ' s not Mr. Piper checking the busses, and Who are those strange people in the office? Seniors teaching classes, acting as principals, guidance counselors?? Great idea for the faculty, but the Seniors are nervous . . . What do I say, do 1 hand out K.P., what if they ask me a question? 3:25 . . . tired, but happy, the Seniors gladly gave the teachers back their jobs. Was I that dumb then??? If I don ' t hurry, the poor kid won’t ever get into college! 113 Do you think he noticed me? And what did Mrs. Elvey say then?? LIFE OF THE LANCERS Uncle Wiggley Quick Draw McGraw. 114 Hey! Who’s scratching my head?? It’s a new kind of crossword puzzle. I used Ultra Brite this morning and look where it Well, just teil the p res ident I ' m busy, got me. 115 ACADEMICS 116 ■ ■ V-- ' ■ � ( � i,.-- ::,. -, •... MM MR. PARRISH Robert E. Lee High School opened its doors in the fall of 1958. This is our tenth year —a decade of progress. Our students entered their classrooms while the sounds of hammers and saws echoed in the background. We have come a long way since that warm September day in 1958. During those early days our school was nothing more than a building and many individual teachers and students. Through the years we have developed into a large surburban high school with a broad curriculum, capable faculty and an unusually fine student body. Robert E. Lee High School graduates are gen erally prepared for colleges and universities all over the world and Lee alumni are enrolled in such in¬ stitutions not only in this country but around the world. Let us hope our next ten years will be even more eventful. William C. Parrish Principal 118 MR. PIPER Mr. Piper has been Lee ' s Assistant Prin¬ cipal for Administration for ten years now, since the school has been opened. Over the years, his duties have ranged from handling school reports and registration, to super¬ vising bus transportation, to enforcing discipline. In this tenth anniversary of our school, Mr. Piper is to be commended on the fine work he has performed. GENERAL NORELL A familiar face in the halls of Lee, Gen¬ eral Norell can be found doing a wide variety of jobs. He orders books and needed teach¬ ing materials, obtains substitute teachers, and often he will take a class when no substitute teachers can be found. Whether reading morning announcements or sitting in on a class. General Norell is very much a part of Lee’s life. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Giving counsel, aid and comfort Changing schedules or trying to — Blue passes or yellow, who cares? Even a conference is a welcome change Sending transcripts, giving tests, The counselor is always needed. Mr. Finch Mr. Wilson Mrs. Jennings Mrs. Keifer Mrs. Millhouse 120 SECRETARIES Mrs. Tilson Mrs. Newell Typing papers, filing papers Sorting papers everywhere — Papers, papers everywhere And the stacks won ' t cease. Taking phone calls, checking Late students, busy secretaries — — Everywhere — Mrs. Conroy Mrs. Percy Mrs. Farley Mrs. Langford Mrs. Nolte 121 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT English —the language of America Reading and writing in varying degrees. From freshman to senior year — an entire student body enrolled in an progressive sequence of English. Whether coming with Great Expectations or Paradise Lost All learn communications of ideas . . . Necessary for modern life. Miss Worsham Chairman 122 Mrs. Brandt 123 Mrs. Cooper 124 MM 125 MATH DEPARTMENT 126 Mr. Bradhurst if J I . Mr. Brown Miss Dixon Col. Hawkins 127 Mr. Powell 128 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Happiness is understanding the combined gas law. Intelligence is knowing granite comes from New Hampshire. Strength is dissecting a frog Science is physics, chemistry, biology and earth science. The science curriculum has changed greatly in Lee ' s ten years of existence. Additions have been made. Including a modern new science wing. Interest has been heightened through the use of movies and lectures. The students of Lee can be sure that all facets of science will be fullfilled at Lee. Col. Koehler Chairman 129 Col. Bodecker Mrs. Mellion Mrs. Lawson Mrs. Pinto Col. Robbins 130 SOCIAL STUDIES Figures of the past dance before the eyes. Dates swim by in rapid succession. The world is wide —and now Conies from yesterday. To prepare ahead Look back. A rich heritage and a bright future. Mr. Moore Chairman 131 Miss Anderson Mrs. Persinger Mrs. Howe Mrs. Riffer 132 Mr. Ward Mrs. Whitney 133 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Bon jour! Buneos dias! Guten Tag! Saluete! French, German, Spanish, or Latin —To one who flunks only English these may all well be Chinese —But to the students of these language arts, life is an endless struggle of grammar, tapes, special reports, and verb forms —Students wade through translations, anxiously awaiting the bell. Mr. Hatcher 134 Mrs. Garcia 135 Mr. Hauer 136 ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Benedici Red, blue, yellow, green Orange, purple, gold Mixed on tabletops Water colors, pastels New York, Philip ' s House, D.C., Sightseeing, art work — Still life, landscape Tempera, clay READING Mrs. Overstreet Semantics, simile The difference between metaphor and semaphore, Who was Winnie the Pooh? Reading helps you appreciate literature. 137 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Dr. Pfohl Marching at ball games Concerts, practices Altos, sopranos Tenors, bases. Clarinets, tubas Trombones, drums Do, re, mi, fa So, la, ti, do Sharps, flats Harmony, melody Notes, scales Highs, lows 138 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jumping jacks and overhead bars. Pull-ups, sit-ups, tip-ups. Football and the 60 yd, dash. Good sportsmanship, good competition, P.E. conditions the body As it conditions the mind. Mr. England Chairman 139 Mr. George 140 Miss Vaughan Chairman Miss Rowe Fields Miss 141 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT This year the business department is offering Shorthand and Typing I and II, Personal typing and Notehand, Book¬ keeping and General Business, COP and VOT. New equipment such as the key punch for training for key punch operators. The EDL machines have been added for use by the students. Also a new shorthand lab was added. Mrs. Carter Chairman 142 Miss Mumbower Mr. Tarlosky 143 Mrs. Justis it DE D.E. students leave for work in the afternoon After classes in the morning Distributive Education is beneficial To the students because They get both an education and valuable working experience. Mrs. Carter VOT Vocation Office Training A work training program in fields of sec retarial and clerical work. Students taking VOT receive two credits—one for the classroom training, and one for on-the-job experience. All VOT students enjoy benefits of a part-time job. Plus leaving school early! 144 Mrs. Webster HOME ECONOMICS Burned cakes and cookies, made with infinite care, and only a few minutes Sta-pressed fingers flattened on the ironing boards, Mini skirts made behind the teacher ' s back, doesn ' t exactly fit the regulations, 1,001 Ways to Fix Corn Beef Hash — the Happy Homemaker ' s Guide, All of these things happened in Home Ec. VISTING TEACHER Mrs. Oppermann Mrs. Lillian Opperman, The visiting teacher, Makes home visits when Students are out of school a lot. She arranges work for home-bound students. She also works with elementary and Jr. High schools. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Cars, electronics Metal, woodwork Hammer, nails Buzz saw, drill Cabinets, tie racks Beer mugs, stools Family name signs Radios, oscilators Chairman Mr. Shears Mr. Clifton Mr. Rexroad 146 CLINIC Mrs. Betz Thermometers and band-aids Iodine and aspirin Ear and eye tests Little pink and yellow passes Are all in a day’s work for our busy nurse. LIBRAR Y Mrs. Lundin Mrs. James THE LIBRARY — A place to . . . browse, study for that big test. find out who Ben Janson was or what happened in 1819. watch films or listen to records, congregate and whisper the latest gossip, find a good book, catch up on Dick Tracy. A place for the . . . students. 147 SCHOOL STORE Mrs. Saunders Coins and bills. Pencils and pens. Ledgers and adding machines. We should thank Mrs. Sanders For managing the school books And still finding time To help the student with his needs. JANITORIAL STAFF L. to R.: Meloin Mullins, A.P. Settle, Lewis McDaniels. Opening doors, unjamming lockers, The janitors play a vital role. Who else could find the needed table, fix the heat, or repair the lights? Who helps the students —clumsy and forgetful, always willing and helpful? Who, but the Lee High janitors. 148 GROUP FACULTY 10 YEARS First Row: Miss Rowe, Mrs. Tilson, Mr. Parrish. Miss Vaughn. Second Row: Mr. Moore, Mr. Brown, Mr. Baumgartner, Mr. Piper, Col. Koehler, Mr. Benedict. Missing: Mr. Hatcher. YEARS First Row: L. to R.: Miss Fields, Col. Bodecker, Mrs. Keifer, Miss Workman, Mrs. Mellion, Col. Robbins, Mrs. Lundin. Second Row: Mrs. Jeenings, Mr. England, Miss Will, Mr. Shears, Mrs. Langford, Gen. Norell. 149 Judith Anderson Otterbein College B.A. Betty L. Bailey Austin-Peay State Col., G.W. B.S. Sharon Barber Capital University B.A. Jack E. Baumgartner G.W.lb B.S., M.A. Hunter J. Benedict Win. and Mary. R.P.l. B.A. Janet Betz Fenn Col., St. Luke ' s Hospital B.S., R.N. George W. Bodecker Western Ill., U. of Ill., Rutgers B.Ed., B.S., M S. Carol B. Brandt Radford College B.S. Estil H Brown Wofford Col., Win. and Mary A.B. Charlotte E. Burn Wrn. and Mary A. B. Denzel Alice Carter Northeastern State, Southern Ill. U. B. S. Kyle E. Clifton E. Tenn. State U. B.S. Sally H. Cooper St. Joseph Col., U. of Md. B.A. Susan David U. of Va., G.W.U., Marshall U. B.A. Rebecca Dixon U. of N.C. A. B. William A. Duffy St. Bonaventure U., Catholic U. B.A., M.S. Ed. Mary Frances Elvey Fla. State U., Wm. and Mary B. M. J.W. England G.W. U.. Wm. and Mary B.S., M.A. Peggy Fields Radford College B.S. Judith M. Garcia W. Va. U„ U. of Va. B.A. Maurice H. George Wake Forest Col., George Peabody Col. B.S., M.A. Marjorie S. Gloyd N.Y. U. B.S. Martha J. Gochenour Madison College B.A. Peter W. Hatcher U. of Va. B.S. Werner Paul Hauer Wake Forest College B.A. Russell L. Hawkins U.S.M.A., U. of Va., U. of Conn. B.S. Robert F. Hepp Washington and Lee U. B.A. Lillian How G.W. U„ Am. U. B.A. Betty M. Howe LJ. of Miami, U. of Ga. B.A.. M.A. Lou James Murray State U., Peabody Teachers College B.S. Jean D. Jennings Pacific U., U. of Ore. B.A., M.Ed. Philip B. Jones Grace Col., Knox Col., Georgetown U. B.A. Frances P. Justis R.P.L, U. Va. B.S. Frances D. Keifer U. of Pittsburgh, Wm. and Mary B.S.. M. Erl. 150 M.A. Koehler Princeton U. B.S. Dorcas E. Lawson Wm. and Mary, U. of Va., R.P.I., G.W. U. B.S., M.Ed. Dorothy K. Lundin Hunter College, Catholic U. A. B., M.S. Jean Meade Agnes Scott, Duke U. B.A., M.A.T. Iicah R. Mellion Colby Col., U. of Va., Am. U„ G.W. U. B.A. Jesse F. Millhouse Auburn U., G.W. U. B.S. John P. Moore Kings College ' A.B. Judith A. Mumbower Madison College B.S. James A. Norell U. of Idaho B. S., M.S. Diane V. Parker U. of Md., Institute of Touraine B.A. George E. Perry E. Mich. U., of Mich. B.A., M.A. C. Jean Persinger Radford, U. of N.C. B.S. Betty Pinto N.Y. U., Georgetown U., Am. U. B.S. Glenn C. Piper Penn. State Col., G.W. U. B.S., M.A. James R. Powell Xavier U., U. of Va., Catholic U. B.S. Shannon F. Rexroad Fairmont State Col., U. of Md. B.S. Diane L. Riffer Westhampton Col., U. of Wis. B.A., M.A. Philip S. Robbins U. of Vt., Industrial Col. of Armed Forces B.S. Connie D. Rowe Bridgewater Col., Old Dominion B.S. Marlin H. Shears W. Va. Institute of Tech. B.S. Marianne L. Shulo College Misericordia B.S. Lois S. Smith Moravian Col., R.I. Col. B.S. Edward Tarlosky Waynesburg College B.S. Milton C. Taylor U.S.M.A., G.W. U„ U. of Va. B.S., M.A. Janet L. Thurman William and Mary B.A. Grace H. Vaughan S.T.C. —Slippery Rock, U. of Pittsburgh B.S., M.Ed. Loran V. Ward Concord Col., W. Va. U. B.S., M.S. A. Marion Webster U. of Toronto, U. of Md., G.W. U„ V.P.I. B.H.Sc. Joseph C. White Bethel Col., N. Texas State U. B.S., M.Ed. ]_ois Whitney Radford, U. of Va. B.S., M.A. Robert L. Wiener Lehigh U. b a. Sylvia Will Roanoke Col., U. of Va. B.S. E. Guy Wilson, Jr. U. of Va. B.A., M.Ed. Molly F. Workman Longwood Col., Duke U. B.A., M.A. Mary Worsham Radford, U. of Va. B.A. Judith E. Wright Madison College B.A. 151 OR GANIZA TIONS 152 mil SCA President Doug Gregory Vice President Vernon Ingram SCA - the voice and yet the rule of the student. No puppet government - Gauntlet, class photos, AFS, “Up With People, Homecoming, pep rallies. SCA - the voice, rule, and Invoker of spirit - the most important pos¬ session of a school. State SCA VPres. Becky Alderman Robert E. Lee High School is fortunate in having a member of its student body serve as State SCA Vice President. In this of¬ fice, Becky Alderman ' s main responsibility is speaking at various District SCA meetings throughout the state of Virginia. Several of her topics have been on such subjects as the Explana¬ tion of the SCA State Theme which is “Sail the Actionship and “The Peace of Honesty in High School.” Secretary Treasurer Gail Summers Connie Campbell Cabinet First Row: D Mcllwain, N. Smiley, N. Miller, N. Norris, K. Parrott. Second Row: L. Spradlin, M. Vaughn, B. Shatswell, M. Percy, S. Burnett. m f V ’ L kmL •� ' M J f 4 ■� House First Row: M. Butler. L. Compton. D. Jenkins. K. Haines. J. Biitch. G. Broadfield. A Herold, M. Ellison. C. Gonzales, K. Anderson. T. Klimchalk, P. Fulker. Second Row: C. Adam D. Dix, K. Baumgartner, C. Grissom, C. Schuetz, C. Echols, M. Broadfield. K. Turner. K. Mullen, E. Wandelt. Third Row: C. Aguilar, S. Fultz. K. Thompson, A. Polley, M. Stuckmeyer. C. Campbell. M. Waters, L. McKennon. N. Evelyn. Fourth Row: R. Nay, J. Chapman. E. McKay. D. Edwards, C. Banas. S. Gregory, C. Compton, R. Morin. Fifth Row: D, Kawamoto, A. Gillespie, P. Sisk, R. Robertson, B. Hoffman, J. Oxley. J. Kennedy. T. Leahev. Junior Senators Janie Jennings, Karen Murphy Senior Senators Rusty Edwards, Sue Mullen Sophomore Senators Marti Darden, Greg Powell Freshman Senators John Evans, Debbie Hudock STUDENT COURT L. to R.: L. Metcalf, M. Percy, B. Alderman, A. Gillespie, R. Robertson. KEY CLUB We Build ; Parking cars —Cleaning football fields —Publishing Directories — Selling decals —Ushering at assemblies —Sponsoring dances — Selecting the boy and girl of the month Helping the community through . . . the March of Dimes, Salvation Army, and Christmas seals An international organization- An experience awarded to few’, wanted by many . . . Character through Leadership Service through Responsibility Understanding through Involvement President Rick Morin First Row: V Ingram (Pari.), G. Getty (VPres.), R. Morin (Pres.), R. Edwards (Sec.), B. Shatswell (Treas. I. Sec¬ ond Row: M. Milbourn (Soph. Rep.), P. Sisk (Jr. Rep.), S. Ziemer (Sr. Rep.). Mr. Wiener (Spon.). First Row: J. Kengla. M. Milbourn. P. Sisk. R. Morin. G. Getty. R. Edwards. B Shats- Third Row: D. Kawamoto, G. Reed. J. Holly, J. Kuper, P. King, D. Sanders, D Cam well, V. Ingram S Ziemer Second Row: Mi Weiner ) M Ginley I Hess Steinert bell, M. Percy, P. Bernal, D. Gregory Fourth Row: S. McDaniel l Ingram, B. Jun G. Powell, J. Armentrout. R. Mason. G. Levine. S. Burnett, D. Salamone, L. Spradlin. R. Nay. D Wood, T. Bobo. G. Wiekman, B. Kitchens. K. Jones, J. Burke. 156 KEYETTE CLUB President Christy Schuetz A sister to Key Club, Keyettes an honor every girl strives for, and once received, becomes a service to her community through: apples for the teachers, stuffed toys for tots at Children ' s Hospital, shows for soldiers at USO, teas for teachers and Seniors. Also . . . Booster buttons, Sadie Hawkins and Pom Poms. A Keyette leads and active life. Officers L. to R.: S. Clark (Chap.), S. Darden (Pari.), D. Mcllwain (Treas.), B. Fant (Sec.), M. Staklo (Rec-Sec.), C. Grissom (VPres.), C. Schuetz (Pres.). 1 ■ M| lap l m J B 1 4, ’ ■ M ■P Jr g . m Mb ' 1 a |J «l am ■f i BHi First Row: S. Clark, S. Darden, D. Mcllwain. C. Schuetz, C. Grissom. M. Staklo, B. Fant, D. Dix. Miss Wright (Spon.l. Second Row: G. Broadfield, K. Smeltzer, S. Tolliver. K. Parrot, D. Douglas, S. Gregory. J. Barrett, D. Anderson Third Row: L. Aguilar, K. Buchanan, D. Schumaker. C. Campbell, K. Thompson. S. Stooke, S. Mullen. D. Jones. Fourth Row: N. Norris. M. Darden, S. Hosaflook, M. Waters. J. Wagner. G. Harding. J. Laurents. 157 First Row: S. O’Connor, J. Miller, B. Saunders, C. Fox, S. Darden, C. Campbell, K. Smeltzer, N. Smiley, G. Broadfield, P. Wright, Miss Dixon (Spon.). Second Row: G. Compton, K. Baumgartner, K. Johnson. J. Dragotta, A. Herold, C. Bul¬ lard, S. Kawamoto, E. Aguilor, E. Moffatt, J. Barrett. Third Row: C. Kirk, K. Murphy, M. Darden, C. Grissom, K. Thomp¬ son, S. Gregory, G. Harding, D. Edwards, C. Oler. Fourth Row: J. Gasch, N. Barton, M. Hawn, M. Foster, N. Norris, M. Stuckmeyer, C. Schuetz, J. Kolb. Tradition, a part of Chi Omega’s fifth year; The large ”Eat Eagles” cake, eaten with hopes of defeating Edison. Decorations for the BYOB dance, pink and blue. Sponsoring a Greek orphan. New projects, also a part; Visiting the older citizens at Christmas. Filling a Christmas basket for the needy. Presenting the school with a flag. CHI OMEGA TRI-HIY Officers L. to R.: G. Broadfield (Pari.), C. Fox (Hist.), S. Darden (Treas.), C. Campbell (Sec.), N. Smiley (VPres.), K. Smeltzer (Pres.). 158 ALPHA HI-Y Brave were the men of Beowolf ' s time, Fighting their way on the Follie ' s stage Winning third place for their strenuous efforts. A drive for trading stamps for toys for children, helped to add to Christmas spirit. The little adopted Indian boy must find things rather exciting with forty-six big brothers, and A lucky senior boy was chosen to receive the benevolent funds of Alpha ' s scholarship. Officers L. to R.: H. Sisk (Pres.), S. Ziemer (VPres.). D. Majeske (Sec.). P. Sisk (Treas.), J. Eggleston (Hist.). D. Campbell (Pari.). G. Pacifici (Chap.). First Row: R. Morin. P. Bernal. J. Eggleston. P. Sisk. H. Sisk. D. Majeske. G. Pacifici, D. Campbell. S. Ziemer. Second Row: B Whitley. B Junk, R. Nay. D. Kawamoto, D Troen. G. Wright. A. Gillespie. J. Holaday. T. Bobo. Third Row: D. Moore. L. Johnson J. Armentrout, G. Best, M. Reitz, G. Kindley.G. Oldaker, K. Jones, M Woloshuk, T Leahey. Fourth Row: R Banko, J. McGowan. T. Leahey. A. McKennon, P. Alexander. P. King, G. Martin. D Crigler, S. Kalvass, G. Wickman. Fifth Row: R. Haines, J Bradley. M. Milbourn. G. Nelson. J. Mercer. M. Hanna. T. Sloan, R Robertson, Mr. Benedict (Spon.). 159 SIGMA CHI DELTA TRI-HI-Y Participation, the Key Word for Sigma Chi Delta, for ’67-’68. West Springfield voodoo dolls were sold, and stabbed by their superiors. I Dream of Jeannie found itself on the stage for the Follies. Pandora’s box let loose one of its evils at Homecoming Halftime— A Major. And the Christmas dance, with the cafeteria a glittering Wonderland. Officers L. to R.: S. Clark (Sec.), B. Fant (Chap.), S. Mullen (Treas.), D McIJwain (VPres.). Missing: S. Tolliver (Pres.). First Row: S. Mullen, D. Mdlwain, B. Fant, S. Tolliver, S. Clark, D. Dix. Second Row: M. Staklo, T. Jones. M. McLeod, C. Beauregard, S. Stooke, N. Miller, M. Chapman, S. Marterre, D. Roll. D. Schenk. Third Row: P. McGowan, D. Compton, L. Compton, M. Osborne, K. Parrot, B. For¬ bes. W. Moore, K. Haines, J. Wagner, C. Hillmer, G. Speer. Fourth Row: B. Bowen, C. Banas, J. Jennings, L. Decker, C. Hartnett, B. Gross, A. Scott, J. Laurents, M. Waters. Missing: Miss Thurman (Co-Spon.), Miss Workman (Co-Spon.). 160 First Row: F. Etka, D. Sanders, B. Kitchens, L. Swett, P. Farley, G. Gore, J. Kuper. Second Row: J. Scruton, G. Sparkman, J. Echols, P. Neese, B. Kuper, R. Rutledge, K. Schoan, M. Courson, S. Schuetz, G. Powell, Third Row: A. Steinert, J. Holly. W. Garner, A. Hill, S. Capar, F. Dulong. J. Berry. Fourth Row: T. Courson, R. Lawrence, B. O ' Connor, D. Story, D. Tolliver. Fifth Row: S. Ralph, T. Barnes, R. Herring, J. Lyles, B. Tris- ler, J. Dunn. EPSILON HI-Y Officers L. to R.: L. Swett (Pres.), B. Kitchens (VPres.), J. Kuper (Sec.), J. Etka (Hist.), G. Gore (Park), D. Sanders (Treas.). Once again Epsilon proved itself superior in the field of entertainment. They came, victorious, from the follies with first prize for their ingenious production, Little Red Riding Gore.” Involved in various fund raising projects. Epsilon has had a profitable third year. k 161 First Row: V. Clarke, S. Fromme, D Schumaker, D. Anderson, S. Spencer, S. Owens. M Davis. Second Row: P Perniee, L. Aguilar, B. Boucher, E. Lasser. C. Kohlmier, C. Lasser, S. Groff, J. Anderson, P Bray, F. Gates. Third Row: M. Mar¬ tin. B Shanklc. B. Alderman, E. Wandelt, D. McDonough, K. Nevin. N. Hotter, .!. Grisham, S. Woodburn, C. Breon. Fourth Row: P. Muter, L. Smith, N. Keeling, K. Redmiles, L. Berryman, D. Williams. C. Smith. E. Wright. M. Nielson Missing: Miss Anderson (Spon.). THETA SIGMA PHI TR1-H1-Y New ideas added to Theta Sigma Phi’s success this year; Blue velvet lines the trophy case by the new gym An American Indian orphan has forty new sisters A wild new kind of auction was held in February A sister club has been born at Marshall High School Old traditions prevailed too; Blue and yellow mums sold at Homecoming Fruit-cake for faculty members at Christmas, and Treat-filled Christmas stockings for area children Officers L. to R.: $. Spencer (VPres.). M. Davis (Social Sec.), S. Owens (Rec.-Sec.), D. Schumaker (Treas.). V. Clark (Hist.). S. Fromme (Chap.). Missing: D. And¬ erson (Pres.). 162 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY | A society for the Man who has everything . . . Grades, Service, Character, Leadership A lot of work for; a recognition by the teachers a fleeting moment at the mention of the name a happy moment of success a pledge to continue what has been accom¬ plished The additional service in the scholarly world of the Book Shop of buying books for the library and tutoring. A lot of work . . . But worth it. Officers L. to R.: D. Douglas (Pres.), P. Bernal (VPres.), S. Hosaflook (Rec.-Sec.), M. Davis (Bookstore Mgr.), D. Schumaker (Hist.), S. Clark (Corres. Sec.), V. Ingram (Treas.). First Row: S. Gomez, S. Clark. S. Hosaflook, D. Schumaker. D. Douglas. P. Bernal, V. Ingram. M. Davis. A. Weinberger, D. Moore. Second Row: Miss Will (Spon.l. D. Shackly, C. Bean, D Dix, G. Harding, S. Groff. C. Schuetz, B. Shankle, S. Owens. L. French, C. Breon, K. Parrot, N. Hotter, T. Jones, S. McEnearney, B. Fant. Third Row: K. Keegan. J. Fleming, B. McVay, R. Fearing, J. Sweeney, B. Boucher, M. Smith, K. Buchanan. S. Underwood, A. Smith, M. Foster, M. Stuckmeyer, J. Holly, R. Seeker. K. Pfister. Fourth Row: S. Darden, C. Ralph, M. Estes, D. Schenk, B. Tripp. D. Majeske, B. Wellington R. Edwards, D. Gregory. P. Olsen, G. Levine, D. Hamner, T. Leahey. Fifth Row: ' J. Kennedy, B. Carterette, M. Percy, R. Morin, K. Jones, T. Bobo, L. Spradlin. 163 FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Societe Honoraire de Francais I Is parlent francais? Oui! and think, it, and eat it, and live it. Striving for the further knowledge of - All that is French - through speakers and field trips To them - French - a culture as well as a language. First Row: Mrs. Hamilton (Spon.l. S. Gomez, 1.. Berryman (Hist.). I) Douglas (Sec.), S. Mullen l Pres. I, B. Forbes (Newspaper EU.). Second Row: C. Paine. S. Groff, E. Shea. B. Shankle, A. Weinberger Fhirtl Row: M. Kober. S. Clark, P. Muter. K. Nevin. M. Stuckmeyer, K. Phister. MATH HONOR SOCIETY Siir x + Cos“x = The confusing world of mathematics Known and explored bv these out¬ standing students. Not only knowing, but competetive. These able minds clash with other minds from other schools weekly, not weakly. And also talk of computers and non-euclidean geometry and such. For them, mathematics is FUN! fggjji L • ■ ?t $ j First Row: J. Farris, C. Ralph, B. Clarke, L. Graft (Pres.), B. Alderman (Sec.- Treas.), M. Estes, Miss Will (Spon.l, B. McVay, G. Getty. Officers L. to R.: C. Fox (Sec.). N. Smiley (VPres.). B. Kitchens (Field Trip Chairman). Missing: T. Leahey (Pres.). G U I L D First Row: C. Oler. B. Kitchens. N. Smiley, T. Leahey. D. Dix. W. Yee, D. Anderson. D. Schenk. R. Edwards, M. Saylor. B. C. Fox. C. Adams, J. Kolb. Second Row: K. Coughlin, G. Comp- Sanders. Fourth Row: L. Kervitsky, R. Haines, .1. White, M. ton. M. Davis, K. Parrott. J. Sweeney. B. Boucher, E. Kennedy, Waters. J. Ingram, K. Redmiles, Mr. Benedict (Spon.l. M. Osborne. Third Row: D. Schumaker, M. Kober, J. Nance, The Talent of Lee ' s Art Department within this group is found. Supplying pleasure and infor¬ mation to hungry eyes through all media of art. Contributing to the school with posters, decor¬ ations and exhibits. 165 It starts in June, staffs are chosen, then quietly awaits the hustle of September. A world of creativity, initiative, hard work, and long hours, soft red pencils and layout papers, after school and late on Saturdays. Putting together, piece by piece, a complete record of the past year — football games, dances, clubs, rivalries —all are recorded here. The finished product made with pride, and sweat and sometimes blood is given to you, the student body of Robert E. Lee for the tenth time. Sponsor Col Robbins First Row: K. Shackley, B. Belote, M. Baumann. Second Row: D. Page, R. Whittenberger. Senior Class L. Berryman (Ed.), B. Whitley. Junior Class T. Leahey (Erl.), C. Banas, N. Saunders. Sophomore Class J. Garber, N. Evelyn (Ed.), E. McKay, J. Burke. Freshman Class T. Grissom, D. Hylton (Ed.), C. Dewing, S. Cruper Business Staff G. McNamara, B. Gauthier (Ed.), M. Agnew, D. Bok- owski. 166 Academics K. Nevin. N. Keeling I Ed.), C. Hackney Student Life M. Saylor, E. Wright, N. Norris, S. Darden, B. Shankle lEd.). Sports G. Wickman, K. Allen, M. Percy (Ed.). Layout V. Leahey, S. Capar (Ed.), D. LaRosa. Organizations Bottom to Top: S. Clark (Ed.). K. Phister, S. Spencer, J. Hudson. Index N. Hagauer, T. Ormsby, E. Shea (Ed.). Literary P. Davis, M. Baker. P. Pernice (Ed.), L. Hudock. B. Wellington. Typing B. Saunders, V. Spangler, S. Hagauer (Ed.), L. Payne, S. Gomez. 167 HERALD STAFF Poetry, prose and art work. Joined to form High Art. Poetic patterns versus non-fiction. Dylan Thomas versus Thomas Paine Both opposing Van Gogh. Co-Editors G. Wickman, T. Bobo •j - fgSU - T JK ' : , ft ' jkl L A J li m ft f? j S y J I y ' i m f ' I ' ' 19 i. 1 , m - M First Row: T. Leahey (Art Ed.). G. Walters (Typing Ed.). K. Redmiles (Prose Ed.), t, Wickman ( ss’t 1 .1 1 l Bobo B ( arterette (Poetry Ed ) Min Meade ( o Spon.). Mr. Benedict (Co-Spon.). Second Row: M. Kober. C. Spaddin, C. Smith. B. Wellington. M. Vaughn, K. Haines, C. Kirk, K. Jones, M. Moshos, B Kitchens Third Row: B. Scully, C Ralph, M. Waters, C. Craig, E. Medding, M. Agnew, R Haines, D. Schumaker. J. Irvine. G. Oldaker, B. Tagner. Firs! Row: A. McKennon (Ass’t. Sports Ed.), D. Sanders (Ass ' t. Sports ney (Exchange Ed.). Third Row: S. Fromme, S. Kawamoto, T. Jones, Ed.), S. Tolliver, R. Edwards (Ass ' t. Editorial Ed.), P. Bernal (Ass’t. S. Gregory, W. Yee, D. Krupa, J. Briggs (Page Ed.), Bruce Shatswell Editorial Ed.), M. Vaughn (Ass ' t Feature Ed.). Second Row: M. Staklo (Ass’t. News Ed.). B. Douglas (Business Manager). Missing: Mr. Hepp (Ass’t. News Ed.), B. Gross, T. Wood (Layout Ed.). J. Gasch, C. Hack- (Spon.), D. Hess (Ass ' t. Feature Ed.). “Sharp and to the Point The Lance. News reported, great and small. With both depth and clarity, sense and humor. Current topics discussed with vigor, Promoting the art of Journalism. Editor Susan Tolliver LANCE STAFF 169 SENIOR PIPELINE Co-Editors Carol Kirk, Mary McCauley To keep the Seniors well-informed, Run by our own Addisons and Steeles Full of lively-written features Of sports and gossip and coming events. Pressing issues discussed in earnest-Senior privileges. Senior plans. Does the Raccoon really know? First Row: C. Schuetz, B. Wellington, M. McCauley. Second Row: C. Kirk, M. Agnew. R. Lawrence. S. Mullen, S. Kawamoto. Third Row: B. Scully, E. Medding, J. Barrett, D, Anderson, N. Norris. JUNIOR JARGON Co-Editors Gail Harding, Karen Johnson Of the Juniors, by the Juniors, and for the Juniors. Junior news and Junior gossip. Class events well reported, Accurate accounts and amusing stories Make a good class newspaper. First Row: D. Bokowski. C Beauregard. D. Mdlwain. K Johnson, G Harding, M. Butler, L. Compton, M. Hawn, M. Albertolli. Second Row: L Hudock, D Schumaker, S. Marterre, D. LaRosa, A. Polley. M. Stuckmeyer, K Buchanan. D. Edwards. C. Banas, J. Jennings. M. Osborne. Third Row: C. Coughlin, A. Smith I Whitnei ( ampbell S Dard n Spencer, D. Dix Grissom, P. Quinn. K. Murphy Fourth Row: R. Haines. T. Leahey L. Pugh, M. Estes, B. McVay. 170 First Row: J. Hudson, G. Harding, S. Fromme, J. Laurents, D. Jones, M. Stuckmeyer. B. Belote, F. Dean. Second Row: L. Berryman, S. Spencer, J. Ayers, J. Fryberger, S. Lessman, L. McGinty, B. Gloyd. Third Sow: T. Barry, B. Carterrette, B. Shatswell, B, Bobick, J. White, R. Haines. Fourth Row: S. Darner, B. Warren, G. Eichorst, M. Bauman. Missing: Mrs. Houston (Spon.). THESPIAN SOCIETY Curtain call! Places everyone! The curtain rises on another successful year for Thespian Troupe 362 . . . The One Act Play Festival. “The Miracle Worker” Scenes from plays and poetry readings, “Antigone,” “Mary of Scotland,” “Ah Wilderness, “The Young Elizabeth Well-trained talent made a good year. Officers L. to R.: M. Stuckmeyer (Pres.), S. Fromme (Sec.), G. Harding, (Hist.), J. Hudson (Pts. Clerk), D. Jones (VPres.). 171 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purpose of this club: To help girls in making decisions concerning teaching careers. Among their activities were: Observation trips of elementary schools. A faculty tea. Guest speakers and visit to William and Mary. A Sl(X) scholarship was awarded at the end of the year. Some girls helped as teachers ' aids. The junior Citizenship Award was given. Mem¬ bers also attended a con¬ vention in Richmond. L. to R.: J. Frecshi, C. Morgan, T. Glowicki, C. Field, K. Reynolds (Treas.l, C. Hackney (VPres.l, S Gomez (Pres.), B. Wellington, C. Wellington, Mrs. Garcia (Spon.), L. Francis. First Row: J. Hodges, (Sec.), D. Coulter, B. McVay T. Harben, M. Baker, G. McNamara, S. Burnette. Third (VPres.), J. Holaday (Treas.), E. Wandelt (Pres.), Col. Row: R. Carter, M. Estes, E. Hodge, J. Hogan. Bodecker (Spon.). Second Row: T. Leahey, J. Farris, Future Scientists of America The FSA ' s activities consisted of The showing of scientific films Guest speaker on current scientific develop¬ ments Field trips to scienti¬ fic institutions Member reports on popular science topics And last, but not least, a school project. FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA 172 The major contribution of the Future Home¬ makers; The annual Miss Lee Dance. Miss Lee candidates are nominated by the student body And chosen by a panel of judges selected by the club. Miss Lee is noted along with the Home¬ coming Dance and the Junior and Senior Proms. The Senior Tea is also a stage set by FHA Members pre pare tea sandwiches And act as gracious servants to proud seniors. At the year-end awards assembly The FHA honored its most deserving senior member Presenting her with a $100 scholarship. L. to R.: L. Abene, S. Simon, S. Fromme (Treas.), N. (Sec.), R. Hoffman. N. Saunders, B. Clardy, Mrs. Web- Keeling, P. Muter (Pres.). J. Moore (VPres.), S. Carter ster (Spon.l FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The Future Nurses at Lee Heard guest speakers on nursing careers as Army nurses, public nurses, and other fields. Field trips were taken Which helped members make decisions concern¬ ing their careers. Other activities included Films shown at meetings And a special project of giving a Christmas party for handicapped children. The Future Nurses also presented To the most deserving graduating member A $100 scholarship. First Row: D. Brown (Hist.), E. Lasser (Treas.), S. Hag- auer (Pres.), C. Lasser (Sec.), K. Nevin (VPres.), C. Eller. Second Row: M. Rother, L. Kervitsky, R. Doney, M, Moyer, L. Smith, K. Woods. Missing: j. Copeland. DEBATE CLUB This year the Debate Team has had to start from scratch. Last year ' s Varsity team all graduated with high honors. The Varsity Debate Team is composed of Two affirmative and two negative debaters. Debate season started February 12 And lasted five weeks. Debate competitions were held at Stanton High School, Wheaton High School Columbia University, The College of William and Mary And George Washington University First Row: T. Grissom, T. Jones (Sec.), G. Cochran (Man.), M. Pezzulli (Pres.), M. Agnew (VPres.), S. Greer, Mrs. Persinger (Spon.). Second Row: A. Tracy, G. Levine, T. Ryan, A. McKennon, C. O ' Dell, B. Ranney. Third Row: R. Lawrence, J. McEnearney, T. Basham, J. Sherwood. E. Medding (Man.). INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB First Row: R. Lawrence I VPres.), G. Levine, E. Wandelt (Sec.), M. Percy (VPres.). B. Whitley, (Treas.), B. Forbes, K. Haines, F ; . Etka (Pres ). Second Row: V. Clark, S. Young. C. Bean, B. Shankle. S. Forker. B. Berens. C. Morgan, M. McCauley, J. Nance. L. Aguilar, A. Gillespie. Third Row: K. Pfister, C. Eller, S. Owens, B. Tripp, P. Pernice, B. Kraus, M. Kober, L. Berry¬ man, S. Boucher. Fourth Row: D. Burfor d, A. Scott, V. Oxley, U Shimei B Wellington l Pugh l’ Fisher, R. Hoffman s Fromme, M. Hanna. Fifth Row: J. Herendeen, D. Tucker, E. Wandelt. A. McKennon, G. Levine The purpose of IRC is to: Develop skills in discussing national and international problems And in areas of social education and social affairs. It also serves to promote friendship and good will Between citizens of other countries and our own. The IRC, this year, has acted as hosts to Our foreign exchange student. Members have heard speakers And seen films from all walks of life. All the activities have gone to promote The purpose of the club. 174 SPANISH Festive feasts at the International Dinner, A Spanish Cinderella, “Silent Night” sung in Spanish, and Food and more food at a Spanish restaurant. All made for an enjoyable year, the culture of Spain CLUB First Row: D. Bokowski, E. Scott, L. Croft, C. Gonzales, M. Kober (Pres.), M. Nelson (Treas.), V. Leahey, J. Gon¬ zales, M. Kober (Pres.), M. Nielsen (Treas.), V. Leahey, J. Gonzales, Miss Gochenour (Spon.). Second Row: K Walker, B. Hayslett, B. Harrell, C. Prall, P. Weathers, G. Smith. D. Pickens, B. McManmon. Third Row: K. Anton- ini, E. Cunningham, T. Ryan, C. McCollum, D. Jones, L Sedlak, T. Youngblood. C. Kirk Fourth Row: J. Barnes, B. Wellington, J. Sherwood, S. Dickman, B. Hoffman, T. Basham. The wonderful fall Octoberfest, filled with merriment and fun, A German feast for its members. Christmas time and German carols, Ja, sehr gut! GERMAN CLUB First Row: B. Martin, E. Keating, R. Ranney, C. Snyder (Hist.), E. Wan- delt (Treas.), L. Graft (VPres.). J. Nance (Sec.), R. Robertson (Pres.), Mr. Hauer (Spon ). Second Row: C. Barker, P. Quinn, D. Dornbush, G. Cochran, B. Harbert, L. Verner, J. Holaday. Third Row : T. Chee- zum, D. Decker, D. Hess, D. Henderson, B. Kraus, J. Snyder, G. Kind ley. Fourth Row: R. Alderson, T. Graft, D. Seckinger. M. Malley R. Lavelle. 175 G. A. A. Officers L. to R.: K. Allen (VPres.), N. Keeling (Pres.), G. Speer (Sec.), S. Fromme (Hist.), J. Sweeney (Publicity Chair¬ man), S. Hosaflook (Social Chairman), D. McDonough iPt. Recorder). First Row: J. Nichols. S. Hammond, V. Chagnon, D. McDonough, J. Sweeney, S. Fromme. N. Keeling, K. Allen. G. Speer. F. Whitchurch, K. Anderson. Second Row: B. Fant, J. Gibbs, K. Jones, L. Abene, B. Clardy, C. Lasser, C. Smith. B. Conklin, C. Eller, E. Lasser, P. Weathers, M. Martin. Fhird Row: B. Clarke. N. Hotter. C. Haher, N. Hag- auer. E. Roney, P. Gilmer, K. Hotter. J. Roney, E. Keating, C. Rollandini. T. Raichlen Fourth Row: S. Clark, P. Shi¬ nier, S. Hosaflook, J. Brader, P. Fields. D. Roll, S. Carter, C. Field, B. Wellington, J. Moore, D. Sanders. GIRLS- bake sale car wash ATHLETIC- ski trip ice skating ASSOCIATION- sponsor annual Field Day scholarship for a Senior member GIRL SCOUTS Sending packages to Vietnam - fighting G.S.A. Planning a ski trip - athletic G.S.A. Wrapping gifts for children - thoughtful G.S.A. Taking charge of the “Thinking Day program - thankful G.S.A. Organized last year - new G.S.A. 33 members - lots of girls! First Row: C. Craig, L. Graft, S. Hammond, E. Keating, B. Tripp. Second Row: K. Rey¬ nolds, B. Clarke. E. Medding, L. Aguilar. B. Wellington, M. Agnew. 176 First Row: R. Harbert, C. Beauregard. M. Hawn. C. Crevier. L. Berryman. S. Groff. Row: L. Kervitsky. M. Smith Ninth Row: S. Quinn. D. Cerny. Tenth Row: P Keller D. Roll, M. Smith. Mrs. Riffer (Co-Spon.). Second Row: A. Polley, L. Abene Third Row: E. Babler. Eleventh Row: Y. Merrill, K. Murphy. Twelfth Row : J. Jennings. D. Williams. D. Shumaker, D. Jenkins. Fourth Row: V. Oxley. D. Orsini Fifth Row: S. Hagauer, L Missing: Miss Gochenour (Co-Spon. I. Berryman. Sixth Row: J. Bond, M. Truitt. Seventh Row: D. Street, C. Williams. Eighth DRILL TEAM The Drill Team is noted for its marching Half-time formations The Labor Day parade Besides yelling along with the cheerleaders Thusly, they are one of the most important assets of Lee Officers First Row: K. Kervitsky (Co-Capt.), C. Crevier (Co-Capt.). Second Row: L. Berrv- man (Sec.), C. Beauregard (Treas.). 177 LANCERETTES Twirling batons, Pretty girls in a pretty uniform, Have contributed much to this year’s sports events. We at Lee thank them for their all-out support of our school. Captain Debbi Bokowski Co-Captain Carol Eastman Joy Simpson Cyndi Craig Mary DeLorenzo 178 THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA To assist the teacher The FBLA was formed - typing papers, tests. Organized just this year it already has 25 members — Mainly VOT students. Requirements, it has but two: a person must have a business course and plan to go into business later. First Row: Mrs. Shulo (Co-Spon.), D. Schenk (Reporter). C. Field (Treas.), J. Williams (VPres.), B. Bayles (Pres.), G. Walters (Sec.), Y. Merrill (Hist.), S. Silver, Mrs. Bailey (Co-Spon.). Second Row: B. Malloy, B. Saunders, K. Neumann, N. O ' Mara, S. Simon. Third Row: J. Briggs, N. Miller. K. Moats, N. Saunders, B. Tripp. Missing: J. Stewart, T. Taylor (VPres.), E. Wright. PEP CLUB First Row: S. Kawamoto. R Loetterle, G. Anderson (Treas.I, H. Chosch (Sec.). J. Williams (Pres.). B. Malloy (Hist.), Mrs. Brandt (Spon.), B. Eddy (VPres.). Second Row: C. Jessee, S. Stooke, D. Downing, C. Fox. C. Bul¬ lard, C. Schuetz, D. Dix. C. Hillmer. K. Turner. Third Row: A. Overstreet, M. Thorpe, S. Igo. C. Morgan, E. Medding, M. Agnew, C. Bean, M. Albaugh. Fourth Row: B. Brownold. L. Marshall. S. Kroh, K. Keegan. M Whitcraft, M. Lombard, H. Carretta, E. Wright. J. Wagner, Mr. Powell (Co-Spon.). PEP - the homecoming float PEP - baby sitting for the P.T.A. PEP - Christmas charity drive PEP - winning poster in poster drive PEP - stimulating school spirit PEP - pumpkin sale to raise money for the school PEP t 179 Tucker, T. Leahey, B. Alderson, L. Metcalf, E. Hodge, D. Howard, I Clifford, I Mann, D. Miles, M. Obremski, N. McGinty. Fourth Row: B. Jackson, B. Dunn, D. Reusher, E. Gardner, K. Shackley, C. Snyder, D. Salamone, C. Hall, M. Baumann, R. Whittenberger, M. Reitz, N. Howe, B. Clarke, E. Wandelt, R. McKay, B. Belshan. Fifth Row: G. Allen, J. Kuper, I Lautzenhieser, B. Sowell BAND Every aspect of Lee Life Has been reflected by the band this year - Football games, pep rallies. Parades, and concerts The twirling majorettes. We at Lee would like to thank The band members for their endless energy and loyalty To Lee First Row: D. McLernon, M. Gleiehmann, S. Hoffman, G Milner, D Barrineau, A. Aird, P. Hall, S. Lanier, M. McConnell, R Burnett, J. Farris, E. Shea Second Row: J. Paine, L. Spradlin, R. Harman, C. Craig, C. Condren, F. Gates, J. Burke, J. Anderson, P. Hanak, S. Wood- burn. S. Cruse, J. Hogan, R. Seeker, K. Zecca, J. Colby, N. Evelyn. Third Row: B. Hermes. J. Clark, C. Getty. J. Fletcher, D. Schumaker, B. Clarke, I Griggs, G. Dively, M. Re, L Verner, B. Hartle, D. First Row: C. Snyder (Pres.), M. Gleiehmann (Sec.). Second Row: P. Hanak (VPres.), S. Woodburn (Treas.). 180 Drum Major Paul Hanak Majorettes First Row: D. Sterner, P. Bray (Capt.), J. Hodges. Second Row: B. Johnson, N. Hotter. 181 MI RE DO goes the Choral Department FA FA and FA goes the hearts of their listeners. Several times this year they have entertained the students and faculty of Lee. The cream of the crop The Madrigals (ta-da!) They have several members on the All County Chorus. They have de¬ lighted many with their never off key SO’s and LA ' s and vibrated their heartstrings with their pitch-perfect TI ' s. CHORAL DEPARTMENT Girl’s Glee Club First Row: S. Silver, L. Jones, T. Klimchalk, A. Abernathy, M. Rufsvold, M. Carretta. Second Row: M. Lencewicz, J Hanna, C. Dowell, K. Lang, A. Timoney, M. Bylund. Third Row: J. Graham, D Rollins, N. Thomas, D. Bean, J. Gibbs. D. Hughes. Missing: L. Pendelton, J. Daigrepont. 182 Madrigals First Row: C. Kohlmier, P McConnell, S. Fromme, K. Jones, C. Paine, G. Oldaker, K. Cole. Second Row: G. Harding, G. Eichhorst. J. Laurents, C. Barker. Concert Choir First Row: S. Studley, L. Goins, A. Weinberger, T. Kincaid, R. Frank, C. Russell, E. Keating, G. Kindley. Second Row: H. Lowe, B. Shankle, L. French, C. Eller, E. Roney, C. Hillmer, D. Cerny, J. Bender, C. Smith. Third Row: L. Smith, M. Stuckmeyer, S. Lessmann, M Reams, D. Gough, J. Roney, C. Jesse. Fourth Row: B. Palmer, E. Shea, K. McCon¬ nell, C. O’Dell, J. Bond, H. Carter, Mrs. Gloyd (Spon.). 183 First Row: Col. Koehler (Spon.), D. Seckinger (Quartermaster), L. Graft (Sec.-Treas.), D. Clark (Pres.), M. Lombard (VPres.), S. Kroh, R Bohlayer, H. Earnhardt. Second Row: S. Cruse, J. Keys, B. Ronney, G. Lewis, A. Hill, J. Heren- deen, F. Wise. Third Row: T. Harben, D. Burford. D. Krupa, R. Whittenberger, L. Wilson, W. Howe. Fourth Row: S. Bunis, M. Whitecraft, M. Horseman. R I F L E C L U B Weekly practice at Fort Belvoir Helped prepare members for the Interscholastic Matches in Developing good marks¬ manship And training the members In the correct use of fire¬ arms The purpose of the club. CHESS CLUB L. to R.: S. Gross, R. Seeker, J. McEnearney, D. Weathers, P. Lanaghan, M. Deppe, T. Grissom. Think! A game of concentration A skillful game A mental exercise Members of Chess Club are pawns Pawn moves two Knight moves three Queen takes rook The members enjoy the sound of Checkmate 184 VOT Fourth period bell rings Charge! To the cars! School is over. Good News Wait! Time for work Typists, messengers, clerks, to offices of all kinds every¬ where. Work, Work, Work Thought... what about homework Oh well, it will get done. Work, Work, Work, Hurrah! Quitting time- home. Tomorrow—school, work. First Row: Mrs. Carter (Spon.), M. Greek. T. Kirk, D. Martzall, B. Bayles, B. Conklin, K. Mullins. Second Row: M. Rogers, B. Bettis, L. Walker, B. Bolten, K. Burnett, C. Mullins. DE D.E. students leave for work in the afternoon after classes in the morn¬ ing. Distributive Edu¬ cation is beneficial to these students because they get both an educa¬ tion and valuable work¬ ing experience. First Row— Mrs. Justis (Advisor). C. Batts (Sec.). J. Barratta (Treas.), J, Harrover (Reporter), D. Simon (Sgt. at Arms). S. Can¬ trell (Pari.), B. Leahey (VPres.), J. Jenkins (VPres.), D. Carrico (Pres.) Second Row: L. LeRoache. C Peterson, T. Paget, J. Frost J. Dykstra, B. McLaughlin, M. Pitts. Third Row: B. Woodward C. Triggs. B. Goins, B Hoffman. S. Deese, K. McClure. C. Barrett. Fourth Row: G. Sten. K. Mason, L. Hitt, B. Batts. C. Snodgrass. L. to R.: D. Crevier. L. Hudock, P. Keller. J. Kolb, M. McCauley, K. Smeltzer, N. Norris, N. Trapani, N. Saunders, J. Williams. ASSISTANTS L. to R.: J. Dragotta, N. Smiley, K. Custer. D. Brown. IBM ASSISTANTS Endless reams of paper floating through the halls of Lee Carried endless miles by myriads of assistants- Guidance, Office, IBM, and Store. Anticipation, jubilation, freedom as a counselor’s pass enters the room Suspense, worry, conscience pricked. Why this office pass?- Haircut or did they catch me skipping? But also with mimeographs check ins - check outs Or living with the Computer cards without number —punch, sort file Sitting on the steps waiting for Mrs. Saunders and the endless flow of students exchanging money for supplies or issuing books or running errands A helping hand to the administration of a school. GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS L. to R.: G. Summers, C. Beauregard, W. Moore, L. Aguilar, E. Medding, K. Haines, L. Schwartz, J. Farris, P. Ramsay, C. Smith, Y. Merrill, G. Levine. STORE HELPERS L. to R.: T. Taylor, C. Oler, S. Gomez, D. Edwards. 186 In books, out books Fines, card catalogue, errands- Band-aids, solace for an endless line of sick hypochondriacs and those who like class Washing bottles, mixing chemicals, playing wizard to a credulous underclassman — Checking showers, leading calestenics, pumping up balls Assistants found for intents of all types —Library, Clinic, Lab, and Gym LIBRAR Y AIDES CLINIC HELPERS L. to R.: T. Barry, B. Russo, C. Nobre, F. Hood, S. Rittenhouse, S. Stud- ley, M. Shackley, M. Butler, B. Malloy, G. Anderson, M. Albaugh, B. Brownold. L. to R.: D. Brooks, G. Anderson, H. Horton, LAB ASSISTANTS First Row: B. Alderman, L. Graft, S. Owens, G. Broadfield, D. Street, H. Chosch. S. Darden. Second Row: D. Clark, M. Baker, R. Morin, G. Levine, M. Hoppe, P. Olsen. Third Row: R. Seeker, J. Goldstone. C. Snyder. B. Bobick, J. McEnearney. Fourth Row: D. Hamner, B. Martin, F. Dulong, M. Moshos, G. Reed. Missing: C. Lipsey. GYM First Row: J. Sweeney, S. Hammond. J. Moore. Second Row: K Allen, J. Brader, D. McDonough. C SPORTS Christy Schuetz VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mary Ann Stuekmeyer Cathy Bullard Sharon Kelly Gay Broadfield Kathy Smeltzer Diane Dix Carole Fox 190 Sharon Kawamoto Karen Baumgardner is k . 1 em m L. to R.: C. Turner, J. Medley, C. Hilmer, J. Wagner, R. Loeterle, S. Stooke, P. Wright, D. Downing. J. V. CHEERLEADERS FROSH CHEERLEADERS i L. to R.: L. Brandes, P. Faulker, M. Broadfield, C. Knuckles, E. Scott, M. Barricks. 191 VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: M. Woloshuk, R. Morin. D. Campbell. J. Eggleston, P. Farley. R. O ' Connor. Second Row: M. Hanna. P. Buoniviri. W. Garner. P. Sisk. J. Dunn. P. King, J. Bradley. D. Sanders. T. Bobo, G. Wickman, K. Batts (Mgr.). Third Row: M. Bauer. T. Eddinger, .1. Holly, H. McGowan, B. Kitchens, M. Richey. W. Gilliam, G. Martin, P. Alexander, M. Canzonieri, J. Bolling, G. Reed. B. Shatswell (Mgr.). Fourth Row: B. Griese (Mgr.). R. Robertson (Mgr.). A. McKennon. .1. Garber, S. Ziemer, G. Gore, C. Musick, L. Jen¬ nings. L. Cox, H. Sisk, K. Burke. T. Simpson, F. Etka. 192 Lee Varsity Football Opponent 0 . . . . .T.C. Williams (Home). .26 14. .Falls Church (Away). .26 7 . . . . .Woodson (Home). .33 14. . . . West Springfield (Home). .26 6 . . . . .Annandale (Away). .33 0. .Mt. Vernon (Home). .28 14. . . . .Ft. Hunt (Away). .14 12. .Jefferson (Away). .0 21 ... . .Groveton (Away). .48 20 ... . .Edison (Home). .40 Coaches L. to R.: J. White, E. Brown, J, England (Athletic Director), L. Ward, W. Hauer. 193 Geoff Wickman QB Wayne Garner FB George Martin T Terry Bobo HB-K Jim Eggleston HB Bob O ' Connor HB John Holly G Gary Gore T Kevin Berk E 194 Rick Morin HB Bill Kitchens LB Dave Sanders DHB Greg Reed T Mark Bauer G Howard Sisk G Dave Campbell T 195 First Row: M. Williams, D. Tolliver, G. Sparkman, B. Sherwood, B. Junk, B. Kuper, G Powell, D. Kawomoto. J. Echols, S. McDaniels, B. Lloyd, G. Rogers, M. Pedigo, J McGinley. Second Row: R. Humphrey, K. Filiopoich, B Franklin, S. Torres, B. Steele, J. Siwik, P. Laughlin, J. Burke, C. Hoffman, S. Brunner, D Hess, C. Condern, D. Lorenson. J.V. FOOTBALL Jr. Varsity Football Lee 0.Edison 0.Oakton 0.Woodson 13.West Springfield 12.Annandale 0.Mt. Vernon 0.Ft. Hunt 6.Jefferson 26.Groveton Opponent (Away).13 (Away).6 (Away).7 (Home).12 (Away).21 (Away).6 (Away).35 (Home).25 (Home).0 196 First Row: Coach Joel Jones, A. George, D. Jiartley, D. Crigler, M. Baldino, M. Ronquillo, S. O’Hayre, J. Brown, D. Eggleston, D. Gillium, R. Ksanznak Second Row: K. Hutchinson, D. Northrup, M. Baungardner, L. Cushman, J. Evans, T. Lennox, J. Horwath, M. Bossa, D. Carroll. Coach Frank Murensky. Third Row: C. Denney, C. Taylor, C. Rucker, D. Houston, D. Page, G. House, R. Adkins, R. Mercy, C. Hall. Fourth Row: J. Roll, D Galarowicz, K. Minis, T. Dixon, B. Shift, R. Korth. J, Horseman, L. Hicks. Fifth Row: J. Fox, J. Ryan. G. McLeod, D. Hi 11- mer, J. Norris, S. Turner. Frosh Football Lee 13.West Springfield 0.Annandale 13.Mt. Vernon 6.Ft. Hunt 0.Edison 13.Groveton Opponent (Home).7 (Away).0 (Home).7 (Away).12 (Away).25 (Home).18 197 mi r First Row: S. Fleming. P. King. G. Wright, J. Fleming, G. Wickman. Second Row: B. Bobb. D. Galarowicz, L. Swett, Coach Moore. S. Zeimer, J. Kraus. T. Bobo. 198 199 200 Geoff Wickman Terry Bobo Larry Swett SCORE Varsity Basketball Lee 52 .Fairfax 61 .Annandale 47.Ft. Hunt 67.Langley 54.West Springfield 59.Madison 53 .Edison 57.Yorktown 62 .McLean 43 .Groveton 44 .Mt. Vernon 74.Ft. Hunt 53.West Springfield Opponent (Away).53 (Home).77 (Away).74 (Away).59 (Home).44 (Home).57 (Away).62 (Home).87 (Away).58 (Away).67 (Home).40 (Home).76 (Away).42 W John Kraus Scott Zeimer Gary Wright First Row: B. Hoffmann, D. Hess, R. Harmon, D. Kawamoto, B. Kuper, S. McDaniel. Second Row: J. Mann, R. Humphrey, M. Milbourn, M. Enis, R. Lindvelt, J. McCartney, Mr. Shears (Coach). J. V. BASKETBALL Lee Jr. Varsity Basketball Opponent 46 . . .Fairfax (Away) . . . . .27 28. . . .Jefferson (Away) . . . . .35 26 . . .Woodson (Home). . . . .45 29 . . .Annandale (Home). . . , .24 48 . . .Ft. Hunt (Away) . . . , . . . 55 55. . . .1 .angley (Away) . . . .36 39. . . . West Springfield (Home). . . . .45 35 . . .Madison (Home). . . . .54 33 . . .Edison (Away) . . . .47 39. . . .York town (Home). . . .69 36 . . .McLean (Away) . . . .41 31 . . .Groveton (Away) . . . .53 43 . . (Home). . . .56 30 . . .Ft. Hunt (Home). . . .45 38. . . . West Springfield (Away) . . . .46 21 . . .Edison (Home). . . .57 32 . . .Groveton (Home). . . .61 202 First Row: D. Eggleston, S. O’Hayre, J. Evans, D. Northup, M. Fisher, L. Hicks, P. Williams. Second Row: L. Cushman, J. Funk, M. Bum- gardner, K. Mitchell, D. Galarowicz, M. Troncoso, P. Gottschack. FROSH BASKETBALL C: Lee Frosh Basketball Opponent 13. . . .Ft. Hunt (Away). . . .52 41 . . . . West Springfield (Away). . . .55 33 . . . .47 25. . . .Groveton (Away). . . .38 30 . . . .Mt. Vernon (Home) . . .36 32. . . .Ft. Hunt (Away). . . .42 24 . . , . . West Springfield (Home) . . .33 28 . . . .Edison (Away). . . .47 203 VARSITY WRESTLING Varsity Wrestling Lee 6.Annandale 20.Falls Church 10.Edison 6.Groveton 14 .Marshall 28.Langley 12.Mt. Vernon 25. . . . West Springfield 15 .Fairfax 16 .Ft. Hunt 16.O ' Connell 14.McLean Opponent (Away).40 (Home).34 (Home).40 (Away).40 (Home).28 (Away).20 (Away).32 (Home).19 (Away).29 (Away).36 (Home).25 (Away).27 204 First Row: R. McKay, L. Johnson. P. Alexander, P. Neese, G. Gore, G. Reed. Second Row: R. Belshan, W. Kitchens, J. Scruton, W. Judy. Third Row: G. Sparkman, G. Powell, D. Troen, E. Gardner, E. Broyles, J. Kengla. 205 Jr. Varsity Wrestling Lee 12.Falls Church 16.Annandale 16.Edison 19.Groveton 16.Marshall 37.Langley 6.Mt. Vernon 18. . . . West Springfield 5.Ft. Hunt 11.McLean Opponent (Home).38 (Away).34 (Home).31 (Away).31 (Home).30 (Away).16 (Away).40 (Home).31 (Away).50 (Away).36 . . V. WRESTLING First Row: J. Sinclair, J. Brown, D. Barry, J. Broyler. Second Row: C. Hall, C. Bowen, B. Junk, T. Mifflin, K. Patterson, M. Ronquillo. Third Row: H. Caretta, P. Lanaghan, R. Ronney, B. Booke, K. Filipovich, B. Jones, B. Vasaly. 206 CROSS COUNTRY Ft. Hunt.Lost Groveton.Won Edison.Lost Mt. Vernon.Lost Wakefield Invitation.22 teams-Lee 19 West Springfield.Lost Gunston District.6 teams-Lee 5th Edison-West Springfield-.Lee 3rd Oakton Regional.22 teams-Lee 11 First Row: G. Oldaker, C. Fairchild, D. Moore, W. Braden, P. Hanak, G. Allen, B. Nelson, W. Bar¬ ker, F. Meehan, Mr. Shears. Second Row: M. Burgess, H. Lowe, R. Dekker, D. Talton, R. Whitten- berger, B. Johnson, B. Stoutner, M. Lawler. 207 VARSITY BASEBALL First Row: J. Fleming, M. Richy, R. Mason. B. Aird, P. Buonviri. J. Armentrout, D. Wood, J. Fleming. Second Row: D. Campbell, J. Bowling, R. Nay, P. King, T. Sloane, M. Hanna, R. Snyder, J. Mercer, W. Garner, J. White, G. Wiekman. Third Row: B. Hoffman. J. Panella, M. Bumgardner, D. Northrup, L. Cushman, G. Nelson, L. Speer, T. Barnes, J. Lyles. Mike Hanna Varsity Baseball Schedule March 22. . . . . . . .West Springfield. • • • .... Home March 26. . . . . . . .Jefferson. .... Home March 28. . . . . . . .Yorktown. .... Home March 29. . . . . . . .Woodson. .... Home April 1. .O ' Connell. .Away April 2. . . . .Ft. Hunt. .... Home April 5. .West Springfield .... .Away April 9. . . . .Edison. .... Home April 11. . . . .Groveton. .... Home April 16. .Mt. Vernon. .Away April 19. . . . . Ft. Hunt. .Away April 20. .Annandale. .Away April 24. . . . .West Springfield. .... Home April 28. .Edison. .Away April 30. .Groveton . .... Away May 3. . . . .Mt. Vernon. .... Home Jeff Armentrout Joe Panella, Paul Buonviri Geoff Wickman Jim White, Lindsey Speer 209 ■ | VARSITY TRACK First Row: Shiff. Gillam. Minas, Sjorup, Dixon, Bowen. Hammond. Stoutner. Ed so n, Ingram Fairchild, Lowe, Hanak, Moore, Garber, Kuper. Lind- vall, Bond {mgr.). Second Row: McGinley. Ri i, Patterson, McDaniel. Kraus, Humphrey, Hess, Swett, Banko, Canzonieri, Eddinger, Hoppe, Srivik, Jensen, Sisk, Kitchen, Hall, Root, Franke Third Row: Hess, Sherwood, Re, Bullock, Colley, Bullard, Etka, Holly, Reed, Gore. Barker, Oldaker, Dulong, Capar. Hill, Allen. Fourth Row: Sedlak, Anderson (mgr ), Peeler, McCloud, Hall. Lester, Lorenson, Brozena, Sinclair, Ziemer, Gagner, O’Connor, Farley, Mifflin. Pezzulli, Carr, Rawlings, Wandelt, Hillmer. Varsity Track Schedule March 22-23. . . .Wash. Lee Relays. . . Wash. Lee March 30.Fairfax Relays. . . April 3.Mt. Vernon. April 6.G.W. Relays. April 10.Groveton. April 17.W. Springfield . . . April 20.Hammond Relays April 24.Edison. April 27.Gunston Meet . . . May 1 .Ft. Hunt . May 3-4.Fairfax Meet May 10-11.Regional Meet . . May 17-18.State Track Meet . Marshall . . .Home _G.W. . ..Home . . . . Away Hammond . . . . Away . . . . Away . . . . Away . . McLean . Jefferson . . . . Away Returning track members: First Row: Mr. Brown, M. Canzonieri. R. Banko, V. Ingram, C. Fairchild, C. Hanak, B. Kitchens, D. Moore, Coach Shears. Second Row: B. Gagner. H. Sisk, F. Etka, J. Holly, G. Gore, G. Oldaker. F. Dulong. Third Row: S. Zeimer, L. Swett. 210 Sprint men: Vernon Ingram, Mike Canzonieri. Lettermen: First Row: B. Gagner, V. Ingram, G. Oldaker, Second Row: F Dulong, S. Zeimer, M. Canzonieri. Triple jump: Scott Zeimer 211 High jump: Rex Humphrey Shoi-put: John Holly Hurdles: Frank Dulong 212 TENNIS TEAM Dave Scudder Don Tucker Howard Condi t Varsity Tennis Schedule March 25.Annandale.Home April 1 . . .Groveton.Home April 3 . . Stuart.Away April 8 . . W. Springfield.Away April 15 . Edison.Away April 22 . .Ft. Hunt.Home April 24 . McLean.Away April 29 . Mt. Vernon.Away May 1 . . . District Tournament. . Ft. Belvoir May 8-14. Regional Tournament. Ft. Belvoir 213 RIFLE TEAM First Row: J. Keys, S. Cruse, T. Harbin, R. Boylayer. Second Row: Col. Koehler, L. Wil¬ son, M. Horsman, R. Whittenberger, Col. Taylor. Rifle Team Lee 1078.Ft. Hunt 1086.Woodson 1057 .J.E.B. Stuart 1049 .Yorktown 1073 .Falls Church 1047.Washington-Lee 1095.Ft. Hunt 1095 .Woodson 1085 .J.E.B. Stuart 1075 .Yorktown 1084 .Falls Church Opponent (Jan. 12).1156 (Jan. 17).1057 (Jan. 24).1018 (Jan. 31).1053 (Feb. 2).1040 (Feb. 7).1114 (Feb. 14).1158 (Feb. 21).1087 (Feb. 28). 1025 (Mar. 5).1095 (Mar. 6).1027 214 GOLF TEAM First Row: B. Kincaid, P. Wefel, R. Fearing, D. May, S. Prince, D. Morgan. R. Lonergan. B Gaut hier. Second Row: Col. Koehler, S. Corbin, G. Getty, R. Boebel, D. Hamner, B. Franklin, S Adams, J. Griggs, Col. Hawkins. Varsity Golf Schedule April 1 . . . . Mt. Vernon.Woodlawn April 8 . . . . Groveton.Bellehaven April 17 ... W. Springfield.Springfield April 22 . . . Edison.Springfield April 29 . . . Ft. Hunt.Woodlawn May 3.Gunston Tournament • ■ • Away LANCER S RECORD PAGE ’58 - ’68 Best Record. Leading Scorer. Most T.D. ' s Rushing . . Most T.D. ' s Passing . . . Most T.D.’s Recieving . Football Coach J. Baumgardner .8-1-1 . . . 1963 Mike Poole . . ..112 Pts.. 1963 Mike Poole.17 TD ' s. 1963 Geoff Wickman.15 TD ' s. 1966 Dave Hilliard.9 TD ' s. . 1966 Single Game Most T.D. ' s Rushing . . Mike Poole.4 TD’s. . 1964 Most T.D. ' s Passing . . . Geoff Wickman,.4 TD’s. . 1966 Most T.D. ' s Recieving . Harry Leland.3 TD ' s. . 1963 Best Record. Basketball Season .Coach J. England . . .11-8 .. , . . . 1964 Best Average. . Bob Wills. . 23.2 . . . Highest Team Score. Single Game . 89- • Annandale-1965 Highest Individual Score .Bob Lindfelt. ... 38.Stuart-1965 3-Letter Winners 1967-68 Geoff Wickman.Football, Basketball, Baseball Scott Ziemer.Football, Basketball, Track Junior Bowling.Football, Basketball, Baseball Team Captains 1967-68 Football.Dave Campbell, Jim Eggleston Basketball.Larry Swett, Scott Ziemer Wrestling.Bill Kitchens Rifle.Jim Keyes Cross Country.Guy Oldaker 100 yd. dash. 220 yd. dash. 440 yd. dash. 880 yd. dash. 1 mile run. 2 mile run. 180 yd. low hurdles. . 120 yd. high hurdles 330 yd. inter, hurdles 440 yd. relay. 1 mile relay. 4 mile relay. District Medley. discus. shot-put. high jump. long jump. triple jump. pole vault. Track and Field Records Paul Shultz. Paul Shultz. Tim Terrell. Bob McDonald. Bob McDonald. Don Koch . George Stoeckert. Wickie Whalen. George Stoeckert. B. McDonald, J. Tyler, M. Owen, M. Canzonieri . . M. Canzonieri, D. Moore, V. Ingram, T. Terrell . . B. Westerberg, J. Hanak, B. Thompson, D. Koch . . M. Carter, M. Canzonieri, B. Westerberg, D. Koch Gary Parsons. Gary Parsons. Dave Hilliard. Tom Swan. Scott Ziemer. Tom Gagner. .9.9.Wak. Inv.-1962 .21.8.Fair-Ann.-1962 .51.2.District-1967 .1:56.0.Fair. Co.-1964 .4:30.0.Annandale-1964 .10:22.Fair. Co.-1966 .20.1.Fair. Co.-1966 .15.6.Wak. Inv.-1960 .43.5.Wak. Inv.-1966 .46.4.Fair: Relays-1967 .... 3-31.6.District-1967 _19:41.4.G.W.M.R.-1966 ■ ■ • • 11:32.5.Fair. Relays-1966 .141 ' 2 .Fair. Co.-1965 .57 ' 2”.W. M. State-1965 . . ,6 ' 3 1 4”.W. M. State-1966 • • 22 ' 4 1 2 .District-1967 .40 ' 11” .Groveton-1967 .14 3” .W. M. State-1964 As only football, basketball, and track records were available and verifiable, only these records are listed. 216 THRILL VICTOR Y AGONY DEFEAT 217 GIRLS VARSITY HOCKEY Hockey is: Running and slipping in the grass after a little white ball, Cracking your shins on someone ' s stick. Standing alone in the goalie cage. First Row: K. Allen (Co-Capt.), J. Reed (Co-Capt.), G. Speer (Co-Capt.). Second Row: S. Hammond, D. McDonough, M. Martin, S. McEnearney. Third Row: P. Shimer, E. Keating, J. Brader, J. Sweeney (Mgr.), J. Moore (Mgr.), F. Gates, C. Fox, C. Eller. 218 i-Wi GIRLS J.V. HOCKEY First Row. B. Mears (Co-Capt.), F. Whitchurch (Co-Capt.). Second Row: S. Young, C. O ' Dell, D. McClure, N. Hotter, J. Sweeney (Mgr.), J. Moore (Mgr.), S. Bailey, S. Carter, K. Hotter, J. Gibbs. Varsity Jr. Varsity Lee Opponent Lee Opponent Mt. Vernon . Mt. Vernon . . 0 . . . . . 1 0 . . 2 Groveton . . 0 .. . . .5 0 . i West Springfield 0 . . . . .4 0 . .8 Edison. . 1 _ i 0 . . 0 Ft. Hunt . . 3 _ . 1 0 . . 8 Fairfax . . 1 _ . 1 0 . 2 Annandale . . 0 . . . . . 0 0 . . 9 Marshall . . 1 _ . 1 0 . . 5 A- GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Lee Varsity Basketball Opponent 37 .. . . .Mt. Vernon . . . .35 37 ... , .Groveton . . . . .53 26 . . . .Groveton . . . . .32 28 . . . . . . . West Springfield . .18 52 . . . .Edison. .28 30 . . . .Fairfax. .42 33 . . . .Ft. Hunt . . . , .36 43 . . . .Mt. Vernon . . , .41 First Row: G. Speer, K. Allen. D. McDonough, T. Raichlen. Second Row: C. Breon, J. Brader, S. Hosaflook (Co-Capt.), J. Sweeney (Co-Capt.), M. Martin. Third Row: B. Kraus, J. Reed, C. Smith (Mgr.), J. Moore (Mgr.). Players running down the court The ball flying from hand to hand A pass is made — Another basket for the Girls Varsity Team! 220 Active and enthusiastic, really on the ball,” The J.V. team has shown itself ready for playing on Varsity. First Row: L. Berens, S. Hammond. N. Fox, N. Hotter. Second Row: L. Compton, J. Gibbs, J. Nichols, P. Shimer, P. McGowan. Third Row: S. Penhallow, J. Hynes, M. Thorpe, B. Logan, L. Lowery, F. Gates (Mgr.). GIRLS J. V. BASKETBALL Jr. Varsity Basketball Lee Opponent 13 .. . . .Mt. Vernon . . . 3 11 .Groveton . . . i 13 ... . .Groveton . . . .12 13 .. . . . . . West Springfield ii 18 .... .Edison .... .16 34 .... .18 17 .. . . .Ft. Hunt . . . .25 15 ... . .Mt. 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Still hitting the bottle, eh Sherry? Someday I’m going to be a giant among women. AUTOGRAPHS Aren’t I a smart little devil? Queen for a day. •4 INDEX Abene, Linda 60,173,176,177 Abernathy, Ann 72.182 Acquasanta, Kenneth 56 Adams, Cheryl 82 Adams, Cissy 18,155,165 Adams, Steven 18,215 Adkins, Robert 72,197 Agnew, Melissa 15,18,166,168, “ 170,174,176,179 Aguilar, Carol 60,155,158 Aguilar, Ligia 18,95,157,162, 174,176486 Aird. Susan 72,180 Aird, William 208 Aitken. Nancy 72 Albaugh, Maureen 18,179,187 Albert, Donald 18 Alberternst, Barry 72 Alberternst, Ronnie 60 Albertolli, Monica 48,170 Alderman, Becky 18,106,154, 155,162,164 Alderson, Robert 60,175,180, 187 Alexander, Donald 48 Alexander, Pat 72 Alexander, Patrick 18,159,192 Alford, Bill 18 Allen, Edward 60 Allen, Glenn 60,180,207,210 Allen, Karen 18,167,176,187, 218,220 Allen, Paul 72 Allen, Valerie 72 Alley, Shelton 56 Almoney, Barbara 48 Alonso. Mario 72 Anderson, Della 12,18,157,162, 165 Anderson, Gayle 18,179,187 Anderson, Joan 48,162,180 Anderson, Kathleen 72,155,176 Anderson, William 60,210 Antonini, Kathleen 72,175 Anzalone, Clare 72 Anzalone, Robert 19 Archer, Pam 72 Armentrout, Jeff 156,159,208 Armstrong, Lynne 72 Arnett, James 56 Arnett, Janet 72 Arnold, Marshall 72 Ayres, Janet 60,171 Babler, Evelyn 60,177 Babler, Sandra 72 Bagot, Clifford 48 Bailey, Shearer 58,60 Baker, Melvin 48,167,172,187 Baldino, Mark 72,197 Banas, Chris 48,155,160,166,170 Banko, Richard 19,159,210 Baratta, Jilda 19,185 Barget, Joseph 72 Barker, Charles 60,175,183,207, 210 Barker, Mary 72 Barlow, John 72 Barnes, Jane 72,175 Barnes, Timothy 19,161,208 Barrett, Betty 60 Barrett, Carolyn 56,185 Barrett, Janet 12,19,157,158,170 Barrineau. Donna 72,180 Barricks, Martha 72,191 Barry, Donald 72 Barry, Patricia 72 Barry, Thomas 48,171,187 Barton, Nancy 19,158 Basham, Thomas 48,174,175 Batts, Carol 48,185 Batts, Robert 185 Fire and Brimstone Bauer, Mark 19,192,195 Baughman, Brenda 19 Baumann, Martin 60,171,180 Baumgartner, Karen 48,91,155, 158,190 Bayles, Barbara 19,179,185 Bayles, Samuel 60 Bean. Donna 72,182 Bean, Cynthia 19,163,174,179 Beauregard, Cathy 48,160,170, 177,186 Beauregard, Mark 72 Belote, Barbara 60,171 Belshaw, Robert 60,180,204 Benckert, James 48 Benckert, Julie 48 Bender, John 82,183 Bennett, Jean 60 Benner, Gail 48 Berens, Barbara 174 Berens, Leslie 72,221 Berk, Kevin 19,195 Bernal, Pat 12,20,156,159,163, 169 Berry, Joseph 60,161 Berryman, Laura 60,177 Berryman, Lynne 20,162,163, 166,171,174,177 Bertram, Mary 72 Best, George 159 Bettis, Bonnie 20,185 Bibbings, Nancy 72 Binion, Pat 72 Blaine, Bill 72 Blankenship, David 72 Blitch, Jane 72,155 Bobb, Ben 48,198 Bobick, Robert 20,171,187 Bobo, Terry 13,20,156,159,163. 168,192,194,198,201 Boebel, Robert 215 Bohlayer, Ray 48,214 Bokowski, Debbi 56,166,170, 175,178 Bolton, Belinda 20,185 Bolton, Mike 72 Bond, Jane 56,177,183 Booher, Robert 72 Bookout, Steve 60 Bossa, Mike 72,197 Coucher, Barbara 20,162,163, 165,174 Boucher, David 72 Jo wen, Bonnie 60,160 Bowen, Carey 48,210 Bowen, Elizabeth 72 Bowling, Junior 60,192,208 Boyd, James 56 Braden. Arthur 20 Braden, Lynda 73 Braden, Wayne 60,207 Brader, Judith 48,176,187,218, 220 Bradfield, Susan 73 Bradley, James 20,159,192 Brady, Lola 60 Brandes, Luan 73,191 Brant, Bob 73 Brasse, Evelyn 73 Bray, Michael 48 Bray, Patty 20,162 Breon, Cathy 48,162,163,220 Brewer, Debby 73 Briggs, Janis 20,169,179 Briggs. Shelly 73 Broadfield, Gay 13,20,92,155, 157,158,187,190 Broadfield, Martha 73,155,191 Brogdon, Brenda 60 Brooks, Deborah 48,187 Brooks, Craig 73 B rooks, Steve 73 Brown, Deborah 21,173,186 Brown, Jim 73,197 Brown, Norman 48 Brown, Victor 21 Brownold, Bill 21,179,187 Broyles, Eric 73,204 Broyles, Joe 73 Brunner, Louis 60,196 Buchanan, Kathryn 46,48,91, 157,163,170 Buchanan, Linda 73 Buczek, Gail 60 Buehler, Greg 73 Bullard, Cathy 21,158,179,190 Bullard, Steve 60,210 Bullard, Suzanne 48 Bullock, Rickey 48,210 Bumgardner, Mark 73,197,203, 208 Bunis, Steven 21 Buonviri, Paul 48,192,208,209 Buonviri, Richard 73 Burford, David 48,174 Burgess, John 48 Burgess, Michael 73,207 Burke, Kevin 192 Burke, Jeff 60,156,166,180,196 Burnett, Richard 73,180 Burnett, Stephen 60,154,156,172 Burnette, Karen 21,185 Burns, Stephen 71,73 Burroughs, Martha 60 Bush, Scott 73 Butler. Cynthia 21 But the deadline was two weeks ago! Butler, Mary 48,155,170.187 Bylund. Mary 73,182 Caballero, Julio 60 Calio, Elizabeth 73 Campbell, Betsy 73 Campbell, Connie 48,154,155, 157,158,170 Campbell, David 14.21.156,159. 192,194,208 Campion, Neal 21 Cannavale, Charles 48 Cannavale, Laurane 60 Cantrell, Kathy 73 Cantrell. Robin 60 Cantrell, Sheryl 21,185 Canzonieri, Mike 21.192,210. 211 Capar, Stephen 48,161.167,210 Carney, Catherine 49 Carper, David 60 Carr, Timothy 210 Carretta, Henry 49,179 Carretta, Maria 73,182 Carrico, Dennis 21,185 Carroll, Danford 73,197 Carroll, Gerard 49 Carswell, Elizabeth 60 Carter, Gary 73 Carter, Helen 22,183 Carter, Ross 60,172 Carter, Susan 60,173,176 Carterette, Robert 22,97,163, 168,171 Cashwell, Lee 73 Cassano, Ralph 73 Cassedy, Kathleen 49 Casseen, Dolores 49 Catlett, Denise 73 Cerny, Darah 60,177,183 Chagnon, Victoria 61,176 Chapman, Janet 60,155 Chapman. Mary 22,160 Chastain, Staley 73 Cheezum, Thomas 60,175 Cherwek, Nancy 22,97 Chick, Hoyt 49 Chosch. Hillary 22,179,187 Christesen. Richard 60 Christopherson, Amy 61 Cichowicz, Andrea 73 Cichowicz. Deborah 22 Cichowicz, Leonard 49 Clardy, Elisabeth 61,173,176 Clark, Donald 22,187 Clark, Jennyce 73,180 Clark, Mary E. 61 Clark. Marv M. 22 Clark, Susan 22,157,160,163, 164.167,176 Clark. Valerie 49,162,174 Clarke, Bonnie 61,164,176,180 Clarke, Robert 61,180 Cleveland, Daniel 61 Clifford, James 61,180 Clippard, Jillian 73 Cochran, Gaye 61,174,175 Colby, Jack 61,180,210 Cole, Katherine 49,183 Compton, Candace 61,155 Compton. Debra 61,160 Compton, Linda 49,155,160,170, 221 Compton, Virginia 22,158,165 Condit, Howard 213 Condren, Cris 180,196 Conklin, Beverly 176,185 Connor, Mark 49 Connors, John 56 Connors, Margaret 61 Copan, Jay 49 Copeland. Jacquelyn 73 Corbin. Patricia 49 Corbin, Scott 23,215 Cornetti, Richard 73 Corvey, Russell 49 Cosner, Karen 61 Coughlin, John 61 Coughlin, Katherine 49,165,170 236 Coulter, Douglas 73,172 Courson, Michael 49,161 Courson, Tom 49,161 Coven, Karyne 23 Cox, Beth 73 Cox, Lee 49,192 Cox, Nancy 61 Craig, Cynthia 61,168,176,178, 180 Crevier, Chanda 61,177 Crevier, Danielle 49,186 Crigler, Dennis 73,197 Crigler, Donald 49,159 Croft, Laura 82,175 Crosby, Derrilyn 49 Crowder, Grace 49 Crowder, Robert 73 Crowley, Michael 61 Crupper, Susan 73,166 Cruse, Stephen 61.180,214 Cubbage, Sonia 82 Cunningham. Eileen 73,175 Cunningham, Martin 73 Cunningham, Patrick 61 Cushman, Larry 74,197,203,208 Custer, Karen 49,186 Daigrepont, Janet 74 Dale. John 61 Darden, Marti 61,155,157.158 Darden, Sally 49,157,158,163, 167,170,187 Darner, Stephen 61,171 Dashiell. John 14,213 Davis, Deborah 61 Davis, Jennifer 61 Davis, Martha 49,162,163,165 Davis, Olivia 61 Davis, Pamela 61,167 Dean, Fredrick 61,171 Decker, David 61,175 Decker, Linda 23,160 Deese, Shirley 49,185 Dekker, Richard 74,207 Delorenzo, Mary 56.178 Denny, Craig 74,197 Deppe, Mark 61,184 Der. Poy See 74 Desmond, Patrick 61 Dettmar, Richard 74 Detwiler, Charles 74 Detwiler, Jonnie 49 Dewing, Jay 74,166 Dickman, Sandy 49,175 Dickson, Mary 74 Dicola, Sandra 49 Dively, George 74,180 Dix, Diane 49,155,157.160,163, 165,170,179,190 Dixon, Ted 74,197,210 Dodson, David 23 Dodson, Ronald 61 Dolan. Elaine 61 Domingoes, Lynda 61 Domingoes, Michael 49 Donahue, Doug 61 Doney, Rita 74,173 Doney, Robert 23 Doria, Dennis 74 Dorman, Don 61 Dornbush, Dan 56,175 Douglas, Bill 49,169 Douglas, Darcy 15,23,96.157, 163,164 Dove, Darlene 74 Dowell, Cynthia 74,182 . . . Then turn the lock 3 to the left. The better half of the underclassmen. Downing, Deborah 61,179.191 Dragotta, Jill 49,158,186 Duckett, Ellen 74 Dulong, Frank 50,161,187,210, 21 r Dulong, Jeanette 74 Dunaway, Patricia 23 Duncan, Lawrence 50 Duncan, Mike 62 Dunn, Barbara 74,180 Dunn, Jack 23,161.192 Dunn, Marion 62 Duvall, William 62 Dykstra, Jeff 56.185 Earnhardt, Elmer 50 Eastman, Carol 50,178 Echols, Chella 74,155 Echols. Joe 62,161,196 Eddinger, Thomas 50.192,210 Eddy, William 62,179 Edgell, Evelyn 74 Edgell. Glenn 23 Edney, Dennis 74 Edson, Milton 62,210 Edwards, David 62 Edwards, Deborah 46,50,155, 158,170,186 Edwards, Rusty 24,96,155,156, 163.165,169 Eggleston, David 74,197 Eggleston, James 12,24,159,192, 194,203 Eichhorst, Gary 24.171,183 Eldridge, Hubert 24 Eller, Cynthia 50.173,174,176, 183,218 Ellis, Nancy 74 Ellison, Marie 74,155 Embree, Karen 74 Emert, Karen 74 Enis, MaraDee 24 Enis, Mark 64 Ervin, Anne 24 Estes, Mark 50.163,164,170.172 Etheridge, Joel 50 Etka, Frank 24.161.174,192.194, 210 Evans, John, 74,155,197,203 Evans, Renee 74 Evans, Susan 62 Evelyn, Nancy 62,155,166,180 Fairchild, Clinton 62,210,207 Fales, Karen 24 Falls, Roger 24 Fant, Rebecca 24,157,160,163, 166,176 Fanti, Ixiuise 62 Farley, Paul 25,161,192,210 Farris. Janet 50,186 Farris, John 56,164,172,180 Farrish, Allison 62 Faulkner, Michael 74 Fearing, Richard 50.163,215 Felker, Sally 74 Felts, Lewis 74 Ferguson, Donna 75 Fette, James 25 Fette, Joyce 75 Field, Carolyn 25,172,176,179 Field, Pat 75,176 Filipovich, Kenny 62,196 Fisher, Marc 75.203 Fisher, Margaret 25,174 Fitzpatrick, Bill 75 Fitzpatrick, Patty 50 Fleming, Jerome 50,198,208 Fleming, Jeffery 50,163,198,208 Fletcher, Lee 75,180 Fogle, Roy 75 Forbes, Bea 25,160,164,174 Ford, Janie 75 Forker, Susan 25,174 Foster, Mary 50,158,163 Fox, Carole 14,25,106,158,165, 179,190 Fox, Chris 50,218 Fox, James 75,197 Fox, Nancy 221 Fox, Sharon 75 Francis, Linda 62,172 Frank, Richard 75,183 Franke, l eo 75,210 Frankfurt, Robert 25 Franklin, Robert 62,196,215 Franklin, Sandra 62 Frano, Phyllis 75 Frelin, Lxtuis 50 French, Linda 50,163,183 Freschi, Joy 62,172 Frick, Jim 72 Fridley, James 75 Fromme, Susan 25,162,169,173, 174,176,183 Frost, Jacqueline 185 Fryberger, Judy 171 Fulker, Pam 75,90,155,191 Fultz, Sheila 75 Funk, Cheryl 75 Funk, John 75,203 Gagner, William 62,210,211 Gafarowicz, Dale 75,203 Galarowicz, Donald 50,197,198 Garber, James 62,166,210 Garber, Jan 25,192 Gardner, Earl 50,180,204 Gardner, Frank 75 Garner, Dale 75 Garner, Wayne 26,161,192,194. 208 Garrell, Susan 75 Garrette, Mark 75 Garrison, Kenneth 26 Gasch, Joan 12,13,26,158,169 Gates, Fran 50,162,180,218.221 Gauthier, Ray 62 Gauthier, Robert 50.166,215 Geer, Elizabeth 75 George, Albert 75,197 Getty, Barbara 75 Getty, Charles 75,180 Getty, George 26,156,164,215 Gibbs, Hope 75 Gibbs, Janice 75,176,182,219, 221 Gilbert, Debra 62 Gillespie, Alan 26,155,159,174 Gillespie, Clifford 62 Gilliam, Richard 76,197,210 Gilliam, Walter 50,192 Gilliland, Judith 76 Gilmer, Peggy 76,176 Sugar and spice and everything nice? Gilmer, Thomas 50 Givens, Joe 26 Glaser, Linda 62 Glazier, Arthur 62 Glazier, Debra 62 Gleason, Mary 76 Gleichmann, Melody 62,180 Glowick, Teresa 76,172 Gloyd, Robert 62,171 Goins, Judy 76 Goins, Linda 50,183 Goins, Robert 185 Goldstone, Jone 50,187 Gomez, Susan 26,163,164,167, 172.186 Gonzales, Cathy 76,155,175 Gonzales, Jeanne 62,175 Gore, Gary 50,161,192,195.204, 210 Gough, Deborah 62,183 Goven, Arthur 26 Graft, Lynn 15,26,97,164,175, 176.187 Graft, Thomas 62,175 Graham, Jean 76,182 Grant, Joseph 76 Greek, Michael 26.185 Green, Margaret 26 Green, Sara 62 Gregorio, Joann 62 Gregorio, John 50 Gregory, Doug 13,26,154,156, 163 Gregory, Susan 155,157,158,169 Grenier, Michael 27 Grenier, Steven 76 Grieg, Gary 76 Griese, Patricia 62 Griese. William 27,192 Griffith, Kimberly 27 Griggs, John 50,180,215 Grisham, JoAnn 50,162 Grissom, Carol 50,155,157,158, 170 Grissom, Tanya 76,166,174,184 Groff, Susan 27,162,163,164, 174,177 Gross, Betty 13,27,160,169 Gross, Susan 76,184 Gugliemini, Anna 62 Hacknery, Carolyn 27,167,169, 172 Hagauer, Karen 76 Hagauer, Nancy 62,167,176 Hagauer, Sherry 27,167,173,177 Haher, Carol 63,176 Haines, Kathy 27,155,160,174, 186 Haines, Richard 50,159,165,168, 170,171 Hall, Charles 76,180,197,210 Hall, Penelope 76,180 Hambleton, Kathleen 76 Hammersley, James 76 Hammond, Barbara 63 Hammond, David 63 Hammond, Sheila 50,176,187, 218,221 Hammond, William 27,i Hamner, Dwight f Hanak, Paul 50 Haner, Terrie Hanna, David Hanna, Elizabeth 63 Hanna, JoAnne 76,182 Hann .Mike 27,159,174,192,208 237 Hanna, Patricia 63 Hanson, James 27 Harben, Teddy 76,172,214 Harbert, Roberta 63,175,177 Hardcastle, Cathleen 76 Harding, Gail 50,157,158,163, 170,171,183 Harman, Richard 63,180 Harper, James 63 Harrell, Barbara 63.175 Harris, Richard 27 Harrison, Diana 27 Harrison, Larry 50 Harrison, Susane 50 Harrover, James 185 Hartley, Dave 76,197 Hartle, Brian 50,180 Hartman, Karen 76 Hartnett, Carol 28,160 Hartzel, Peggy 76 Hately, Coral 63 Hawn, Mary Beth 51.158,170, 177 Hawvermale, Brenda 76 Haxton, Sharon 63 Hays, James 63 Hayslett, Rebecca 63,175 Hemby, James 51 Henderson, Deborah 76,175 Herendeen, James 28,174 Hermes, Brian 63,180 Hermes, Steve 63 Herndon, Janet 63 Herold, Ann 51,155,158 Herold, Bruce 76 Herrell, Laura 63 Herring, Richard 51,161 Herron, Robert 63 Hess, David 63,156,196,210 Hess, Don 63,175,210 Hicks, Larry 76,197,203 Hileman, Vicky 76 Hill, Allen 51,161,210 Hill, Larry 51 Hillmer, Cindy 63,91,160,179, 183,191 Hillmer, Debby 51 Hillmer, Don 76,197,210 Hilt, Larry 63 Himes, Karrie 76 Hitt, Holly 76 Hitt, Larry 185 Hively, Mark 63 Hix, Donna 82 Hodge, Edagr 63,172,180 Hodges, James 76 Hodges, Janet 63,172 Hoffman, Betty 155,175,185 Hoffman, Carl 63,196,208 Hoffman, Rose 28,173,174 Hoffman, Susan 76,180 Hogan, Joseph 63,172,180 Hogue, Val 51 Holaday, James 57,159,172,175 Holden, Greg 28 Holland, Mary 76 Hollaway, Lucretia 63 Holly, John 51,156,161.163,192, 195,210 Holman, Steve 63 Holt, Katherine 76 Holzman, John 76 Hood, Mary 51,187 Hoppe, Mark 51,187,210 Horseman, Deborah 76 Horsman, John 76,197 Horsman, Milton 28,214 Horton. Brenda 63 Horton, Helen 51,187 Horvach, John 76,197 Hosaflook, Sharon 13,28,96,157, 163,176.220 Hotter, Kathi 76,219 Hotter, Nancy 51,162,163,176, 221 House, Gary 76,197 Houston, Darrell 76,197 Howard, Doug 76,180 Howe, Norman 76,180 Hudock, Deborah 76,155 Hudock, Linda 51,167,170,186 Hudson, Janet 28.167,171 Hudson, Linda 76 Good to the last drop. Hughes, DeDe 71,76,182 Hughes, Joseph 63 Huquenin, George 82 Humphrey, Rex 63,196,210,212 Hundemer, Larue 28 Hundemer, Stephanie 63 Hurdle, Kenneth 63 Hutchinson, Kevin 77,197 Hylton, Deborah 77,166 Hynes, Jennifer 51,221 Igo, Susan 63,179 Ingram, John 58,64,156,165 Ingram, Vernon 28,154,156,163, 210,211 Irvine, Janice 28,168 Jackson, William 77,180 Jaffarian, Patricia 77 Jenkins, Dana 51,177 Jenkins, Douglas 64 Jenkins, Joseph 28,185 Jennings, Janice 51,155,160,170, 177 Jennings, Louis 51,192 Jennings, Robert 51 Jensen, William 28,210 Jessee, Cathy 29,179,183 Jividen, Yvonne 51 Johnson, Bonnie 64 Johnson, Floyd 77 Johnson, Karen 51,158,170 Johnson, Larry 29,159,204 Johnson, Linda 77 Johnson, Pauline 29 Johnson, Robert 77,207 Johnson, William 51 Jones, Ann 77 Jones, Carolyn 77 Jones, Catherine 64,176 Jones, David 77 Jones, Don 77,175 Jones, Donna 51,157,171 Jones, Douglas 77 Jones, Jennifer 64 Jones, Keith 29,156,159,163,168, 183 Jones, Linda 77,182 ics, Theresa 51,160,163,169, 174 Jones William 64 Jordan, Ralph 64 Judd, James 77 Judy, William 51,204 Junk. Bill 64,156,159,196 Jury, Lana 64 Kalvass, Cathy 77 Kalvass, Samuel 29,159 Kashurba, Gary 51 Kawamoto, Don 64,155,156,159, 169,170,179,196 Kawamoto, Sharon 29,158,190 Keating, Elaine 51,175,176,183, 218 Keegan, Kathleen 29,163,179 Keegan, Maureen 77 Keehng, Donald 77 Keeling, Nancy 29,162,167,173, 176 Keene, Charles 82 Keller, Patty 51,177,186 Kelley, Vernon 29 Kelly, Janies 159 Kelly, Keith 77 Kelly, Kolin 64 Kelly, Sharon 29,190 Kemerling, Jill 64 Kengla, James 64,156,204 Kennedy, Anita 51 Kennedy, Eric 15,165 Kennedy, John 29,155,163 Kennedy, Steve 77 Kennedy, Thomas 77 Kerr, Janet 77 Kersey, David 77 Kervitsky, Linda 51,165,173,177 Keys, James 64,214 Kight, Kathy 77 Kilby, Mark 51 Kincaid, Robert 77,215 Kincaid, Theresa 64,183 Kindley, George 64,159,175,183 King, Peter 46,51.156,159,192, 198,208 Kirchner, Pamela 64 Kirchner, Penelope 64 Kirk, Carol 24,158,168,170,175 Kirk, James 52 Kirk, Theresa 30,185 Kirk, William 52 Kitchens, Alexandra 64 Kitchens, William 52,156,161, 165,168,192,195,204,210 Klimchalk, Christine 77 Klimchalk, Tina 155,182 Kober, Maria 52,164,165,168, 174,175 Kohlmeir, Carolyn 30,162,183 Kolb, Douglas 77 Kolb, June 30,158,165,186 Korth, Roy 77,197 Kraus, John 64,198,201,210 Kraus, Rebecca 52,174,175,220 Kroh, Steven 77,179 Kroh, Susan 30 Krupa, Dana 52,169 Ksanznak, Robert 77,197 Kuper, James 52,156,161,180 Kuper. William 64,161,196,210 Kuspis, Judy 64 Kuspis, Tom 77 Kusterbeck, Stephen 64 Kwiecinski, Linnea 52 Lackey, Deborah 64 Lai I, Donald 30 Lanaghan, Patty 64,184 Lanaghan, Peggy 77 Lancaster, James 77 Lane, Ronnie 77 Lang. Karen 77,182 Lanier, Michael 30 Lanier, Steven 77,180 Laroche, Kevin 77 Larosa, Deborah 52,167,170 Larsen, Philip 52 Lasser, Catherine 64,162,173, 176 Lasser, Ellen 64,162,173,176 Lathon, William 64 Laurents, Jan 46,52,157,160, 171,183 Lautzenheiser, Jan 52,180 Lavelle, Robert 82,175 Lawler, Michael 77,207 Lawrence, Richard 30,161,170, 174 Lawrence, Susan 64 Lawson, Anne 15,30 Leahey, Daniel 30.159,165,168 Leahey, Thomas 52,155,159, 163,166,170,172,180 Leahey, Virginia 64,167,175 Leahey, William 185 Ledonne, Carma 77 Lee, Susan 77 Leffell, Richard 77 Lencewicz, Mary Ann 78,182 Lennox, Robert 78,197 LeRoach, Larry 185 Leslie, Barbara 52 Leslie, Patricia 82 Lessmann, Alton 78 Lessmann, Susan 52,171,183 Lester, Larry 78,210 Levine, Gail 52,186 Ring around the rosie. 238 Levine, George 30,95,156,163, 174,187 Lewis, Barbara 78 Lewis, Gary 78 Liggan, Natalie 64 Lindenberger, Cecil 64 Lindvall. Russell 64,210 Lipsey, Charles 31,187 Littlewood, Mark 64 Lloyd, William 64,196 Loetterle, Ruth 64,179,191 Logan, Brenda 64,221 Lombard, Michael 31,179 Lonergan, Richard 31,215 Lorenson, David 64,196,210 Lovett, Robert 15,31 Lowe, Harry 64,183,207,210 Lowe, Michael 52 Lowe, Sandy 31 Lowery, Lesle 78,221 Lyles, Elaine 64 Lyles, James 52,161,208 Lyons, Robert 52 Macartney, James 64 MacLucas, Eddie 52 Majeske, Donald 12,14,32,96, 159,163,166 Malley, James 64,175 Malloy. Brenda 52,179.187 Mann, Jeffrey 64,180 Mansy, Joe 64 Mansy, Marion 52 Maples, Terry 82 Marshall, Lois 52,179 Marshall, Patricia 64 Marterre, Susan 52,160,170 Marth, Rob 78 Martin. Barbara 64,175,187 Martin, George 32,159,192,195 Martin, Marianne 52,176,218, 220 Martin, William 52 Martzall, Diane 32,185 Mason, Jan 32 Mason, Kirk 185 Mason, Ronald 64,156,208 Maters, Richard 52 Matthews, Mary 52 May, David 64,215 May, Paul 78 McAfee, Sharon 64 McCall, Claudia 78 McCauley, Mary 31,170,174,186 McClendon, Ronald 82 McClure, Diane 64,219 McClure, Kathy 52,185 McCollum, Cynthia 65,175 McConnell, Karen 52,183 McConnell, Martha 78,180 McConnell. Peter 52,183 McDaniel, Stewart 65,156.196, 210 McDonough. Denise 52,162. 176,187,218.220 McEnearney, John 31,174,184, 187 McEnearney, Sharon 163,218 McFadden, Mark 78 McFarland. Karen 31 McGinley, John 65,156,196,210 McGinty, Laura 52,171 McGinty, Nancy 65,180 McGowan, Gerald 31,159,192 McGowan, Patty 52,160,221 McGraw, Stephen 65 McHale. Debra 65 Mcllwain, Dixie 52,154,157,160, 170 McKay, Eileen 65,155,166 McKay, Roger 65,180,204 McKennon, Alton 31,159,169, 174,192 McKennon, Elizabeth 155 McKennon, Helen 65 McKim. Sharon 52 McLaughlin. Brian 52,185 McLeod, Mary 32,160 McLeod, Ronald 78,197 McLernon, Dean 180 McManmon, Elizabeth 78,175 McManmon, Michael 65 McNamara, Geoff 166,172 McVay, Barry 52,163,164,170, 172 Mears, Rebecca 52,219 Medding, Elise 32,168.170,174, 176.179.186 Medley, Julia 58,65,191 Meehan, Frank 78,207 Melton, Cathey 65 Melvin, George 65 Mercer, John 53,159,208 Mercy, Robert 78,197 Merrill, Merrilee 65 Merrill, Yvonne 53,177,179,186 Metcalf, Louis 53,155,180 Mifflin, Thomas 65,210 Mikus, Henry 78 Milbourn, Gordon 65,156,159 Miles, David 78,180 Miller, Joyce 32,157 Miller, Nora 32,154,160,179 Mills, James 53 Mills, Joe 78 Milner, George 65,180 Minis, Kim 78,197,210 Mitchell. Donald 78 Mitchell, Kenny 78,203 Mitchell, Ralph 65 Moats, Katherine 65,179 Moffatt. Emily 58,65,91,158 Moffatt, Ruth 78 Molchany, Kevin 78 Moody. Teresa 53 Moore, Darrel 15,32,159.163, 207,210 Moore, Deke 78 Moore, Jo Ann 53,173,176,187, 218,221 Moore, Marilyn 33 Moore, Michael 65 Moore, Wendy 33,160,186 Morey, Michael 65 Morgan, Christina 78 Morgan, Cynthia 33,172,174,179 Morgan, Daniel 53,215 Morgan, Patrica 78 Morin, Rick 33,95,97,155,156, 159,163,187,192,195 Moshos, Michael 33,168,187 Moyer, Mary 78,173 Mueller, Mark 78 Muhonen, Mark 65 Mullen, Kathleen 65 Mullen, Susan 65,155,157,164, 170 Mullins, Frances 33,185 Mullins, Kathleen 33,185 Mullins, Patricia 78 Mullins, Sharon 65 Mundy, Cindy 78 Mundy, Edward 53 Murphy, Edwin 65 Murphy, Karen 53,155,158,170, 177 ' Murphy, Robert 65 Murtugh, Hugh 78 Musick, Craig 53,192 Muter, Pat 33,162,164,173 Muth, Maureen 53 Myers, Peggy 65 Nance, Eugene 78 Nance, Judith 53,165,174,175 Nay, Richard 53,155,156,159, 208 Neese, Mark 53,161 Neese, Peggy 53 Nelson, Gregory 53.159,208 Nelson, Mark 79 Nelson. Roger 65 Nelson, William 53.207 Newmann, Karen 65,179 Nevin, Kathleen 33,162,164, 167,173 Yodel-ay-he-hoo! Nevin, Nancy 79 Newman, Barbara 53 Newman, Wallace 79 Nichols, Jeanne 65,176,221 Nielsen, Mary 162,175 Nilson, Joseph 65 Nohre, Cathy 53,187 Nohre, Debra 79 Noland, Michael 65 Norris, John 79,197 Norris, Nancy 14,34,92,157, 158.167,170,186 Northup, Donn 71,79,197,203, 208 Novy, Robert 78 Nuckolls, Cynthia 79,90,191 Obremski, Michael 79,180 O ' Brien. Richard 53 O ' Connor, Robert 34,161,192, 194.210 O ' Connor, Sheila 65,158 O ' Dell, Colleen 65,174.183,219 Odom, Pamela 79 O’Donoghue, Denise 53 O ' Donoghue, Kevin 79 Offutt, Craig 53 Offutt, Debby 79 O ' Hayre, Sean 79,197,203 Oldaker. Guy 34,159,168,183, 207,210,211 Oldaker, Leslie 79 Oldaker, Robin 66 Oler. Catherine 34,158,165,186 Olson, Peter 34,95,163,187 O ' Mara, Nancy 53,179 Ordakowski, Dianne 53 Ormsby, Tricia 66,167 Orsini, Donna 53,177 Osborne, Mary 53,160,165,170 Ostinato, Marcia 53 Oswalt, Linda 79 Overstreet, Anita 66,179 Overstreet, Mike 79 Owen. David 79 Owen, Jack 34 Owens, Kathy 53 Owens, Suzy 34,162,163,174, 187 Oxley, John 15,34,155 Oxley, Valerie 34,174,177 Pacifici, Gorden 34,159 Page, David 79,197 Page, Michael 34 Paget, Ted 185 Paine, Catherine 34,164,183 Paine, Jeremy 66,180 Paine, Stuart 79 Palmer, Stephen 53 Palmer, William 53 Paneila, Joseph 208 Panella, Lucy 53 Park, Cynthia 35 Park, Deborah 66 Parks, Pamela 79 Parrot, Kathy 35,154,157,160, 163,165 Pates, Dorsey 79 Patterson, Kenneth 210 Payne, Gwendolyn 79 Payne, Lynda 35,167 Payne, Virginia 35 Peacock, Debby 53 Peacock, Vickie 82 Pedigo, Michael 66,196 Peeler, James 66,210 Pendleton, James 53 Penhallow, Susan 221 Percy, Morgan 35,154,155,156, 163,167,174 Perdue, Connie 79 Perkins, James 66 Pernice, Patricia 35,162,167,174 Perrin, William 79 Peterson, Christopher 53.185 Peverill, Patricia 35 Pezzulli, Michael 53.174,210 Pfeiffer, Donna 79 Pfister, Carey 53 Pfister, Karen 53,163,164,167, 174 Phillips, Shepperd 53 Pickens, Deborah 79,175 Pitts, Edgar 35 Pitts, Michael 35,185 Polley, Anne 53,155,170,177 Poole, Frank 66 Porter, John 53 Potter, Barbara 79 Powell, Gregory 66,155,156,161, 196,204 Powers, Sandy 66 Prah, John 66 Prall. Carol 35.175 Prall, Stephen 66 Price, Levanna 35 Prince, Sam 53,215 Puckett, Theodore 79 Pugh. Lee 53,170,174 Pugh, Kathleen 66 Pugh, Sally 79 Quinn, Pamela 53,170,175 Quinn, Stephanie 53,177 Raichlen, Victoria 66,176,220 Ralph, Catherine 35,163,164,168 Ralph, Steve 53,161 Ramm. Valerie 79 Ramsay, Peggy 53,186 Randolph. Mary 79 Rankin, Wayne 79 Ranney, Robert 66,174,175 Rawlings, Charles 66 Rawlings, Michael 36 Ray, Robert 54 Re, Giacomo 66,180 Reams. Mary 66,183 Redmiles, John 66 Redmiles, Katherine 162,165, 168 Redmiles, William 66 Reed, Greg 54,156,187.192,195. 204,210 Reed, Judy 36,218,220 Reeder, Nancy 36 Reese, Gary 66 Reese, Ronnie 36 Reilly, Elaine 66 Reinard, Robert 79 Reinikka, Linda 79 Reitz, Mark 54,159,180 Reuscher. David 66,180 Reynolds. Karen 66 1 Richey. Mark 54,192.2( ;i Riley, Weston 7 Rittenhouse, Sandra 54,187 Rizi, Robert Roberts, David 54 Roberts, John 54 239 Roberts, Woodrow 79 Robertson, Robin 36,155,159, 175,192 Robertson, Mike 66 Rogers, David 66 Rogers, Glenn 66,196 Rogers, James 79 Rogers, John 80 Rogers, Marie 36,185 Rogers, Sherry 54 Rogers, William 54 Roll, Deborah 36,160,176 Roll, Jonathan 82,197 Rollandini, Carla 80,176 Rollins, Deborah 80,182 Roney, Elin 66,176,183 Roney, Janis 80,183 Ronquillo, Marcus 80,197 Root, Ray 66,210 Rose. Karen 80 Rossell, Faith 80 Rossman, Mary 66 Rother, Marilyn 80,173 Royal, Elizabeth 80 Rucker, Cheryl 80 Rucker, Craig 80,197 Rufsvold, Margaret 80,182 Russell, Cynthia 36,183 Russell, Randolph 66 Russo, Robert 187 Rutledge. Randy 66,161 Ryan, John 80,197 Ryan, Thomas 66,174,175 Rychlik, Bobbie 80 Salamone, Dana 54,156,180 Salinas, David 80 Sandagger, Sandra 80 Sanders, David 36,156,161, 169,192,195 Sanders, Debi 80,176 Sanders, Robert 66,165 Santone, Frank 66 Sakisian, Gregory 80 Saunders, Becki 36,158,167,179 Saunders, Nancy 54,166,173, 179,186 Saylor, Andy 66 Saylor, Marc 37,165,167 Schenk, Donna 37,160,163,165, 179 Schluter. Carl 80 Schoen, Erica 80 Schoen, Kurt 66,161 Schrumm. Sandra 37 Schuetz, Christy 14,37,92,106, 155,157,158,163,170,179,190 Schuetz, Scot 66,161 Schumaker, David 80,180 Schumaker, Donna 54,157,162, 163.165,168,170,177 Schuver, Pete 66 Schwartz, Linda 54,186 Scott, Anne 37,160,174 Scott, Deborah 80 Scott, Elena 80,175,191 Scriva, Rachel 37 Scruton, John 161,204 Scudder, David 54,213 Scully, Barbara 37,168,170 Scully, Patricia 80 Seckinger, David 54,175 Sedlak, Lawrence 66,175,210 Seeker, Richard 54,163,180,184, 187 Shackley. Ken 54.163,180 Shankle, Holly 80 Shankle. Beckv 54,162,163,164, 167.174.183 Shatswell. Bruce 13,37,154,156, 169,171,192 Shatswell, Peter 80 Shaw, William 37 Shea, Emma Jane 54,164,167, 180.183 Sherrill, Maureen 54 Sherwood, John 66,174,175, 196,210 Shiff, Barret 197,210 Shinier, Pamela 66,174,176, 218,221 Shockley, Milton 54,187 Shotwell, Bruce 37 Silver, Sharon 179,182 Simmermacher. Greg 54 Simon, Donald 37,185 Simon, Marilyn 66 Simon, Randy 80 Simon, Susan 38.173,179 Simpson, David 80 Simpson, Joy 66,178 Simpson, Tom 38,192 Sinclair, Jeff 66,210 Sinkinson, Mike 66 Sisk, Howard 14,38,54,159, 192.194.210 Sisk, Paul 54,155,156,159,192 Siwisk, Frank 66,196,210 Sjorup, Chris 66,210 Slaton, Kathy 66 Sloane, Thomas 38,159,208 Smeltzer, Kathy 14,38,157,158, 186.190 Smiley, Nora 38,154,158,165, 186 Smith, Ann 54,163,170 Smith, Bonnie 54,177 Smith, Candy 54,183 Smith, Carol 38,168,176 Smith. Chris 54.162,186 Smith, Curtis 80 Smith, Glenda 80,175 Smith. Lauristan 66.162,183 Smith, Linda 80,173 Smith, Lynne 80 Smith, Maria 80 Smith, Marilyn 55,163,177 Smith, Patricia 81 Snodgrass, Carl 55,185 Snyder, Charles 38.175,180,187 Snyder, Jeanne 67,175 Snyder, John 55 Snyder, Robert 81,208 Soper, Mary 67 Sowell, Robert 55,180 Spangler, Vicki 38,167 Sparkman, Greg 67,161,196,204 Sparks, Kelly 55 Sprague, Sherie 67 Staklo, Marilyn 39,157,160,169 Stanley. Billy 67 Starkey, Deborah 55 Starks, Karen 67 Starks, Larry 39 Speer, Gretchen 39,160,176, 218,220 Spencer, Sarah 55,162,167,170, 171 Spradlin, Lee 55,154,156,163, 180,213 Steele, Jeff 67,196 Steele, Joyce 82 Steinert, Allan 55,156,161 Sten, Gary 39,185 Stevens, Linda 39 Stevens, Mike 55 Steppe, Ray 39 Sterling, Marc 69 Stewart, Thomas 67 Stewart, Jennie 39 Stipp. Lorraine 81 Stone, Sandra 67 Stooke, Sandra 67,157,160, 179.191 Story, Dana 55,161 Stoutner, Robert 39,210 Street, Debbie 55,171,187 Stroud, Jennifer 80 Stroud, William 39 Stuart, Bob 80 Stuckmeyer, Mary Ann 55,155, 107,158,163,164.170,171, 183,190 Studley, Suzanne 40,183,187 Summers, Gail 13,40,106,154, 186 Summers, Rusty 58,67 Swart, Marie 55 Sweeney, Juanita 40,163,165, 176,187,218,220 Sweti, Lawrence 14,40,161, 198.201.210 Talton, Dennis 67,207 Tandy, Bruce 40 Tanner, Jeffery 81 Tate, David 40 Tate, Howard 67 Taylor, Chris 197 Taylor, Lloyd 67 Taylor, Teresa 40,186 Teng. Mae 67 Thomas, Nancy 81,182 Thompson. Donna 40 Thompson, Gail 71,81 Thompson, Karen 40,92,155, 157,158 Thorpe, Marjorie 67,179.221 Thurber, Donna 81 Thurber, James 40 Thurber, Virginia 81 Timoney, Arlene 81,182 Todd, Brent 81 Todd,John 55 Tolliver, David 67,161,196 Tolliver, Susan 40,157,160,169 Torres, Steve 67,196 Touchton, Michael 67 Tracy, Angela 81,174 Trapani, Nancy 55,186 Tressler, Michael 40 Triggs, Charles 55,185 Tripp, Barbara 41,163,174, 176,179 Trissler, William 55,161 Troen, David 41,159,204 Troncoso, Marcelo 81,203 Troncoso, Marcia 41 Truitt, Miriam 55,177 Trumbetic, Derek 82 Tuck, Vera 55 Tucker, Donald 41,174,180,213 Turner, Danny 81 Turner, Katherine 67,155,179, 191 Turner, Stephen 81,197 Tyson, John 55 Underwood, Sharon 55,163 Vaughan, Robert 67 Vaughn, Michael 41,154,168, 169 Verner, Larry 55,175,180 Wade. Diane 67 Wagner, June 67,157,160,179, 191 Walker, Karen 81,175 Walker, Larry 55 Walker, Linda 41,185 Walker, Peter 67 Walters, Gail 41,168,179 Walton, Eugene 55 Wandelt, Edward 55,172,174, 180,210 Wandelt, Elfriede 41,155,162, 174,175 Wapensky, Cynthia 41 Waring, Michael 67 Warren, Willaim 81.171 Waters, Marsha 67,155,157, 160,165,168 Watson, Robert 55 Weathers, Delbert 55.184 Weathers, Patricia 81,175,176 Wefel, Patrick 67,215 Weinberger, Adrianne 55,163, 164,183 Weisbrod, Gary 41 Weller, Gail 41 Wellington, Beth 41,97,163, 167,168.170.172.174.175.176 Wellington. Carol N 1.172 Wells, Laura 55 Well, Michael 67 Weston. Nancy 81 Weygand, Linda 55 Gail wonders: Is it true blondes have more fun? Wheeler, Russell 81 Whitchurch, Fay 81,176,219 Whitcraft, Doug 81 Whitcraft, Michael 42,179 White, James 55,208,209 White, Jonathan 55,165,171 White, Sydney 67 Whitener. Keith 81 Whitener, Linda 65,170 Whitley, William 12,42,159, 166,174 Whitmore, Kathy 67 Whittenberger, Richard 55,180, 207,214 Wick man, Geoffrey 13,42, 156,159,167,168,192,194,198, 201.208 Willbrande. Susan 82 Williams, Debbie 55,162,177 Williams. Diane 42 Williams, Glenda 81 Williams, Jacqueline 82 Williams, Joyce 42,179,186 Williams, Mark 67 Williams, Mark 196 Williams, Patricia 42 Williams, Paul 82,203 Williams, Roberta 55,177 Williams, Terry 67 Williams, Terry 82 Wilson, Kathleen 55 Wilson, Lon 55,214 Wilson, Willaim 82 Winslow, Janet 67 Winters, Robert 67 Wise, Fred 42 Witt, James 82 Woelfl, Dale 67 Wohlford, Rebecca 55 Wolfe, Boyd 42 Wolfe, Edward 55 Woloshuk, Charles 82 Woloshuk, Michael 42,159,192 Wood, David 55,156,208 Wood, Mattie 42 Wood, Thomas 67,169 Woodburn, Sheryl 55,162,180 Woods, Kathleen 82,173 Woodward, James 55 Woodward, Robert 55,185 Worth. John 82 Wright, Ellen 55,162,167,179 Wright, Florence 82 Wright, Gary 42,159,198,201 Wright, Nancy 67 Wright, Penny 67,158,191 Wu. Paul 67 Wuelzer, Kenneth 82 Wurth, Robert 67 Yee, Wee 68,165,169 Young, Sheryl 68,174,219 Youngblood, Toni 68,175 Zamperini, Steven 68 Zecca, Ken 180 Ziemer, Scott 13,42,156,159, 192,194,198,201,210,211 240 mmm ■Mi ' Smi mmm ■ i ' ; l - . , � r, f ' j 1 0 «■ ? ft; v 5. Wi Mi a iliMlIilJ fSw ' v;? ' mm mmm Wm mm§M mmsm wm i-WMAf M|)| lllf iTvfflWjyp mjmcx i ® P