Lee High School - Shield Yearbook (Springfield, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1983 volume:

tin So SE SS oe Shield 198 Cindi Cisek _ F ts ae Pt ee See Wied 8a aces TERS! een damn 8 I Lb ee ig eee ay Ae —_ pretense oh eg ee EE NR ie Mr. L.C. Hammonds Advisor 4 on bere Judy Fisher — | Mike Foss 3 Be ig Elizabeth Grzym Catherine Harmony ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOO ee 6540 FRANCONIA ROAD f i SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA 22150 Twenty-fifth Anniversary Edition ACADEMICS 88 JUNIORS 106 SOPHOMORES 120 FRESHMEN 134 JAMES W. ENGLAND A MAN DEDICATED TO HIS WORK tines WwW. England was director of Student Activities at Lee High School from 1966 until his death on August 30, 1982.. eos he England taught health and physical education, coached football, baseball, basketball, and served as a guidance counselor before being appointed Director of Student Activities in 1966. _ Prior to coming to Lee in 1959, Mr. England taught science and coached football at Chamberlin and Bell Vocational Schools in Washington, D.C. Asa student at George WashingtonUniversity from 1949 to 1953, Mr. England excelled as a __ varsity defensive end, being selected to the All Southern Conference Team and being awarded the Outstanding Senior Trophy. _ Under the guidance and direction of Jim England, Lee’s coaches and teams have captured dozens of district, regional, and state crowns in baseball, wrestling, track, boys’ and girls’ soccer, football, and boys’ and girls’ basketball. __ Fewmen have devoted as much time and energy toa school program as Jim England. He was first to arrive at games and the last to leave. His involvement was not only with athletics but with all aspects of student activities. Jim had a great deal of love for the students at Lee High School. It was this love for and attachment to the students that kept him smiling while Ss worked for their benefit often as long as sixteen hours a day. Jim England will be remembered for the values he exhibited in his life. He was a beloved husband and father, tected and outstanding teacher and administrator, and friend to all who worked in education with him. He devoted his life to people and education. For his success, his devotion to students, we dedicate the 1983 Shield to Mr. James W. England. : e é fe Hi lh Pas celebrate Pod Twenty- Sith ay Le, Springfield s first high school. i. , n B6 5 8 a we look b back A, weseea Genes of Lancer spirit — wee, fives YCUrs: fb le ard (gold. In THE PRINCIPAL FORCE Robert Phipps The opportunity to have been involved at the beginning and to share in the founding of Robert E. Lee High School has provided me with a rewarding professional and personal experience which will always be one of my cherished memories. Congratulations to the Lee High School family on the occasion of the silver anniversary celebration. Best wishes for continued success and growth as we look forward to the next twenty-five years and the Golden Anniversary. William Jackson I came to Lee High School in 1970 to begin my first princi- palship and I could not have been assigned to a better school. Eleven of the best years of my life were spent with the faculty, students, and staff. The friendships developed over those years will always be remembered and cherished. Thanks, Lee, for 11 great years and Happy 25th. William Partish: 2 -37 See Upon first entering Lee in the summer of 1958, I was filled with enthusiasm. Everything was new — the faculty, the stu- dents, and the building! Everyone was excited and_ full” OF: dreams. Many of the dreams have come to fruition and I join. the : faculty, students, and alumni in the joy of celebrating, Lee’ be he success for a quarter of a century. . teal ak Oo Frank Elliot On behalf of all the current and former teachers and staff of Lee High School, a special thank you to all the many students and patrons we have been privileged to serve over the past 2 5 years. Your support has made this school progressively stronger each year. I believe this year, our 25th, will be recorded in history as one of the best of those years. STERLING SERVICE ROBERT cE. LEE HIGH SCHOOL On these pages we honor those teachers who have enlightened the students of Lee High School for the past twenty years. It is these teachers who have been at Lee through the thick and thin of daily life and in their many years of devoted service have become an integral part of this school. We are truly blessed to have such people working in our presence and it is for them that we set aside these pages. : Hunter Benedict Jack Baumgartner Estil Brown 25 years at Lee 25 years at Lee 25 years at Lee ac art Instructor, Advisor, and Friend Math Lancer Mens Club, The Senior Class Mary Worsham Edward Tarlosky 21 years at Lee. . 23 years at Lee English English © F.B: L.A. Peggy Fields. Connie Rowe : 24% years at Lee oi) .. -23 years, at Lee . Physical Education _ Physical Education ., Field Hockey — Varsity Softball, Intramurals vy he Ree Paul Parker licah Mellion 3 . Robert Hepp 23 years at Lee 21 years at Lee 23 years at Lee Mechanical Drawing Chemistry English It’s Academic Ticket Coordinator Sponsors pares m4 sc] ® S ® aa) = = B Si 9 2) Me © re eS “A a = Joseph Coughlin, President i, : is i SENIORSENIORSENIORSENI ORSENIORSENIORSENIORSE NIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIORSENIORSENIORSENI ORSENIORSENIORSENIORSE NIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIORSENIORSENIORSENI ORSENIORSENIORSENIORSE NIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIORSENIORSENIORSEN]I ORSENIORSENIORSENIORSE NIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIORSENIORSENIORSENI ORSENIORSENIORSENIORSE NIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR Vay Sarah Andrews Christopher Barrett 3 ae ee gs ‘ dae if, a6 % 4 Seniors : Faith Bagnall 2 a James Barron 7? ,, Allison Antrim. a ‘Jay Balding Julie Beams Catherine Aime x Alicia Arias Louisa Baptist Barbara Bednarek Robert Ament Norman Arnett Julie Barcia Joseph Benemann - Darlene Bennett Shawn Benson Theodore Berntsen : Daric Bossman Brown | Elizabeth Marie Brown — : David Brobst Elizabeth J. +. { : . - —. n - i ad “Susan Brunelle Harold Buchanan Adrienne Buggs Kim Bush Scott Cahill - -Frank Calkins - Shawn Canady Russell Capps Anne Carlson _ Mark Carlson | Brenda Carter Jacqueline Carter: Michael Causey Courtney Cella Thomas Chadduck Susan Chang Matthew Charron James Childers Yoon Hyung Cho Julie Choi 16 Seniors Chong Hui Chong Cindi Cisek Andrew Clark Mary Cloyd Mishawn Cole So Aldon Collier Kevin Collins Gustavo Colom Loretta Colom Karen Colvin Michael Cooper Joseph Coughlin Phillip Cougill Kevin Cover Diana Cramton Patricia Crawford Jennifer Crockett Michael Cullinane Tracy Cummings Floyd Dalton Seniors 17 _—_ Ea ee paws Daniels Michael Dee Laura DeMarco John Demers : John DiGiulian ; Sandra Douglas Diana Eckert Christina Ekman Sally Edwards Sheri Egress Jane Elmquist Cindy Engelmann Debbi Ennis Daniel Estepp Richard Estill Ronda Estridge Charles Faber Donald Fahringer Sharon Faulkner Michelle Fernandez 18 Seniors Thomas Fetterolf Edward Fields Becki Anne Finch Judy Ellen Fisher Harold Fitzgerald Jeffrey Fitzgerald Angela Floyd Kevin Floyd Thomas Forburger Marcia Ford Michele Foss Michael Foss Todd Freeman Thomas French Margaret Furman Jonathan Gallagher Renee Garcia Gregory Gaudy Thomas Gault Richard Delton George Seniors 19 { Steven Goldschen Es, George Graves | Pam Greenway) Amy Griffith BE . - Elizabeth Grzymala ee : : Christopher Guthrie. - Dana Hacker Arleen Halagao se ee ee William Hale | S : Horacio Hall | Jeanne Hambleton | Mee Young Linda Han Douglas Harman Terry Harmon Kathleen Harrington Lisa Kim Harrison Lucy Ann Hartmann Traci Haymond Stephanie Heath Brian Hendrickson June Henley Sonja Hewette Stewart Hinds Eddie Hodapp David Hollis Susan Hollis Tim Hoopes Beverly Sue Hoover Janice Hopkins Paul Hoskelis Paul Howerton Michael Howley Thomas Hryckiewicz Sheila Hubbs Seniors 21 David M. Hull Patricia Elaine Humphreys Esther Hwang Tony Ivener | John Jackson Matthew Johnson: . Lisa Dale Johnston Jeffrey Jones Bruce Kaiser John Kamenicky Vincent Kane Karen Karlson King Kelleter Pamela Kerns Mary Ann Kerr Robin Andrew Kestner Zainab A. Khair 22 Seniors Chung Whan Kim Hoon Jeon Kim Jae Hee Kim Myung Joo Kim Syndi Kim Tae-Young Kim Yang-Mi Kim Robyn Kirby Randel Kirk Mark Knoeller Marbaret Knop John Kostelnick . Jerry Krebs Mi Yeon Kwak James Kyger Stephen Landers Christopher Lash Woo Jong Lee Susan Leggitt Janel Lenhart Seniors 23 Patrick Leonard Cheryl Lewark Monique Lewis Yuon-Loo Lin Vincent Link : — e ae ‘Sheri Little | Lori Lovgren Samuel Lukschander David Lumley Patricia Lynch William Mahoney Jeffrey Mann John Mansperger Eric Maskalenko Judy Masters Aimee Jo Matthews Philip Mayes Lizbeth McGuinness Brenda McMinn Robert McTasney 24 Seniors Heidi Meeks Penelope Mekenie Sammi Mele serald Melvin Weldemariam Mezghebe Susan Millan Randall Mock _ Ana Molina — Ann Elizabeth Monell Lynn McPherson James Morris Lance K. Morrison Keith Myer Mary Catherine Nally Richard Natoli Pounapha Naughton Thomas Neuhauser John Newell Seniors 25 Susie Nguyen. Thang Duc Nguyen Tina Nguyen Maria Niehoff Cynthia Nolin | Pichina Numpha Linda O'Brien: : Mary O Keefe Joseph Oliveri Charles Olver Pamela Orey Nestor Ovares Robert Pagnella Dorothy Palinchik So Jung Park Vilma Paz Sarah Pearson Kathy Perkins 26 Seniors Tracey Lee Perkins Luann Jean Peterson Thai Hoang Pham Bounheng Phimmasone Sengdeuane Phouminh Rita Elizabeth Pierson Anastasia Pikrallidas James Joseph Pogue Pamela Ellen Politi Jeannine Carole Pollard. 2 | Renee Poniatowski Laura Lynne Poole Laura Elizabeth Powe — Stephanie Lynn Power Danai Premasathira — Elizabeth Price John Prien Amy Beth Pruden Kathleen Quigley Suzanne Quigley Seniors 27 Geoffrey Raines Lisa Ramsey | Maria Rapuano John Reichardt Scott Reilly ey ss Craig Richardson 2 Rob Robertson | Douglas Rodgers Michael Rubus Stephen Rubis Eric Rutherford Bonnie Ryason Joseph Santone Darren Schindel Lizette Schulke Honora Schultze Shelley Scruggs Barney Settles Christie Lynn Sewell William Shanahan 28 Seniors Kevin John Shea Michelle Shrewsbury Dennis Smith Sourasak Souvannaphandhu John Sheehan Joan May Siegel Paul J. Smith Timothy Spalding Sarah Sheely Sarah Jane Simmons Mary Ellen Smoczynski Dawn Sparks Karl Shifflett Mark Aaron Singer Tony Snyder Douglas Sparks Wendelin Shiflett - Allen Sisson Myong Hwa Song Gregory Spear Seniors ; Deborah Stafford | Kevin Stewart Kum-Chol Sung Mary Kathryn Telliard 30 Seniors Alan Jay Staiman Timothy Stewart Vilaivahn Suphasiri Janet Thai Lynda Lee Staley William Stockton Patrick Sut ter Tracey Thomason Dawn Stanford David Stowell - Wayne Talbert Debra Ann Thompson Thomas Stelmar Michael Suhosky Timothy Taylor Diann Thumser Kevin Thurston Dana Tilley Theresa Lynn Todd Kimberly Tolliver Carrie Tombaugh | Linda Trabucco Son Viet Tran Thi Thi Tran Ellen Lan Tsou Kimberly Tucker Bursell Turner Kimberly Lynn Wade Karen Wainwright Lorain Walker Andrew Wallace Miriam Leslie Walls James Walton Cynthia Ann Ward John Roland Ward Donna Sue Waters Seniors 31 Larry Dean Worley 32 Seniors Robert Weiderhold Karen Whitman Tina Gail Winkler Jayne Anne Wright Nancy Lea Welch Richard Wiggins Stacey Lee Winship Valerie Marie Wright Kimberly West Linda Wilbrandt Michaelle Wood Mi Sook Yang David Wheeler LaNae Williams Robert Wood Jr Mary Zambrano Goodby ce — She cliss of ‘PS. Jo MANY TCINOTCCS, SOME golden, some bitterswee ...Howcanwe begin CO-SAY good bye LO the plac ethat has seer us area and seen our dreams crushed, seen us am high and seen us achieve Our gous, SCN US LY and seen Us lug e? “Yee Lancers onward... As Frestinen, wewere enthralled with the whole idea of high schooland 19S Seemed lightyecars M0Uy. Learning to bea Lancer, we discovered there was: no such thing as an elevator (PUSS: OF OOM numbered « 809, everyone actually danced at sock hops, and for SOME INYSLEILOUS TCASON, « Seniors didwt cheer at ‘pop ralues. We made friends to whom Wwe wrote endless notes and talked for hours. despite Vom ws hleas lo get off the phone. Fresher — new, native, andre al, for all, high school had to Qg or, “On to OULOLY . 2.” Remember the LgOony Of tryouts, the indescribable feelings of Loss when You aan t make the cut, the riunph when YOU NUNC WAS Of the list? Sing the Fight Jong one last time, remembering Our sophomore YEU, when the LUM fe blue and gold, (packed into five buses and cheered Lee on to a state championship at University of I irginia. Our float was OACLOTIOUS. that YOO. She lass no longer stumbled confusedly along the hallways. Upon our sixteenth birthdays, Wwe suddenly learned how to bargain for the car and truly understood the MCUIUNG On First. Date’. “Our hopes We painted in the blue and gold er Funtor’ meant upperclassiman. L lursily letters began to appear, « JAF took on anew MCUWMMULY, and we dreamed, (Of Senior privileges: Remember who turned Your rig the eighty third time, then onto CLANS, and frally, Summer! “Unfurd the banner, all behold...” Seniors — “uly Lancers, the cream Of the Crop, we rule the school. We are suddenly above and beyond school buses (ave or gel a ride), Linch lines (sertor cus Of course) , and cramped lockers. As we order : graduation announcements, Choose a Class symbol, SH mutely at ‘pep rallies, play the last , Jane, and dance the final dance at the prom , weremember-wemlust SAY good-bye. To the teachers who scolded and, hugged, shouted and laughed, who have become our : frends — thank You for guidng US AS WC GYTEW. To the coaches, thank youfor showing us the MCMULY of dedicalton tr defeat a: well ws. WLOLY. To- our friends, thank yousor nights of rusing ; Jor CUNY, for being there to listen, or lending ashoulderto LY Upon, and for sharing the laughter. We, the class SL QSS, look with hope to-tomorrow and all that lies before US, ¢ Slamming the locker shut for the feral “inte, We sigh and bid, farewell to- those we leave behind, as the sound echoes: in the CYMY hall. Seniors 33 SENIOR AWARDS — 1983 National Merit Letters of Commendation 4 || National Merit Semi-Finalist: Brian Hen- drickson. Boy's State: Bruce Kaiser, Brian Hendrickson, Mike Howley, Chris Bolt, and Mike Foss. Governor's School for the Gifted: Chris Barrett, Adrianne Buggs, Keith Myer. Mp” eee er � «© a a ee LLVVLL}, National Council of Teachers of English Writing Award: Lisa Hall. Lf Girl’s State: Elizabeth Grzymala, Darlene Bennett, Michele Foss, and Linda Trabucco. SENIOR AWARDS — 1983 Girl's Nation: Elizabeth Grzymala. Achievement Program Semi-Finalists: Adrianne Buggs, and Shelly Scruggs, Letter of Commendation: Aldon Collier. Daughters of the American Revolution Citizen's Award: Michele Foss. Karen Whitman — DECA District Leadership, first place overall. Tom Fetterolf — DECA District Leadership, third place Communica- tions. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Dependable Elizabeth Grzymala and Mike Foss Friendliest Most Mischieveous Cindy Engelmann Cheryl Breeden and and John Newell Nestor Ovares Most School Spirited Heidi Meeks and Gustavo Colom Most Intellectual Best Looking Loo Lin and David Brobst Sally Edwards and Eddy Fields SUPER 36 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Athletic Luann Peterson and Tom Forburger Most Likely to Succeed Linda Trabucco and Scott Cahill Best All-Around Michele Foss and Brian Hendrickson Wittiest Sarah Simmons an Eric Rutherford Most Individual Least Heralded Pam Kerns and Mark Singer (not pictured) Diana Eckert and Kevin Shea SENIORS After three years of not being old enough, good enough, or experienced enough, the class of ‘83 finally made it to the top. No more waiting. We have SENIORity, among a few of the extras include cuts, parties, and a larger hall, bigger lockers, early dismissal for lunch and the superior feeling of being an upper classman!!!!!!!!! Many seniors find time to relax in the Seniors’ only hide-away, the LOUNGE! “What did you say Freshie?” “The final senior privilege — GRADUATION!!!” The Class of ’83 and Ann Monell in 8th grade P.E. Marcia Ford, the freshman. Lunch at Key Freshmen Bill Hale is Still Sleeping 40 Through the Years Harem? Mike Foss being bossy in 8th grade. Chris Guthrie and his legs. Sheila, Debbie, Sarah and Rita on the 8th grade Kings Dominion trip. 2nd grade cheerleaders? Jackie Jacobs, Judy Fisher, Eileen Duf- fy, Debbie Ennis, and Gail Thomas. Donald Fahringer Mr. Macho, Chris Bolt as a Freshman 4] Debbi Ennis and Linda O’Brien dance to “Shadows of the Night” The pillow people pitifully party. On January 20, the class of 1983 presented the SENIOR REVUE. In the months before, REVUE Co-ordinator Elizabeth Grzymala and the Senior officers worked hard to organize a top rate show. Among the talent, Laura Demarco played the piano, Debbi Ennis and Linda O’Brien danced, and Mike Foss and his gang told Mr. Elliott exactly what was on their minds. The show was a huge success and a good time was had by all! +2 TSP. 4 a = Se «(6 a .@ z ey wr) a wN Dean Worley tries to change the attitudes of the students at Lee. SENIOR ADMIN DAY Laura and Debbie look over their plans. Each year at Lee, tradition allows the seniors to take over all the duties of the faculty and staff for one day. This year was no exception as students arrived to find their usual instructors replaced by these oddly dressed “substitutes Judy and Patti try to teach. Mr. Coughlin hears the Janitor’s side. 44 pcksias — ? ; i tibet ; nf _s Morning Announcements? eeernes esi ‘x omg “BUSTED” Chris tells the class about Charlie Brown. Debbie makes use of the chalkboard to get her point across pee oe eat oe SENIORS AT WORK EVERYONE’S WATCHING TO SEE WHAT YOU WILL DO EVERYONE’S LOOKING AT YOU EVERYONE'S WONDERING WILL YOU COME OUT TONIGHT EVERYONE’S TRYING TO GET IT RIGHT EVERY- BODY’S WORKING FOR THE WEEKEND EVERYBODY WANTS A NEW ROMANCE EVERYBODY'S GOING OFF THE DEEP END EVERYBODY NEEDS A SECOND CHANCE YOU WANT A PIECE OF MY HEART YOU'D X Z SENIORSSEN IORSSENIOR SSENIORSSE SENIORS AT Pelee, BETTER START FROM THE START YOU WANT TO BE IN THE SHOW COME ON BABY LET'S GO EVERY- ONE’S LOOKING TO SEE IF IT WAS YOU EVERYONE'S HOPING IT WILL ALL WORK OUT EVERYONE'S WAIT- ING, THEYRE TALKING OUT LOUD EVERYBODY'S WORKING FOR THE WEEKEND EVERYBODY WANTS A NEW ROMANCE EVERYBODY'S GOING OFF THE DEEP END EVERYBODY NEEDS A SECOND CHANCE NIORSSENIO RSSENIORSS ENIORSSENI Cheryl Acey: Tennis 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; V.I.C.A. 2; J.V. and Varsity Wrestling Manager ey C.Q.E. 4. Rob Ament: J.V. Football 2,3; Varsity Football 4: Lancer Men’s Club 4; Vice President: V.I.C.A. 3; Rifle Team 4 Sarah Andrews: National Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 4; French Honor Society 1,2,3,4; SGA Elections Committee 4; Co-Chairman Homecoming Dance Committee 4; Letter of Commendation, Natl Merit 4; Costume Director Fall Play 4; Thespian Apprentice 4; Varsity Field Hockey 3; FBLA 3; GAA 3; USNL Award 4: NSSC Award 4; Senior Review 4° CHPFE 4. Norman Arnett: Lancer Mens Club 12.3.4: SkvGlub4 2 3 4. Chris The Bear Barrett: Madrigals 1,2,3,4; Director's Award 1; Chopin Award 3; Student Director 4; Regional Choir 1,2,3,4; All-County 1,2,3,4; All- State 3; Honors Choir 4; Tri-M 2,3,4: V. Pres 3, Pres 4; Thespians 2,3,4: V. Pres 3, Pres 4; Oklahoma 2; Mousetrap 2; Blithe Spirit 3; Sorry Wrong Number 3; You Can't Take It With You 4; Comings and Goings 4; Wolf Trap: Hello, Good- bye and Other Such Words 3; Broadway Nites 1,3; Tech Crew 2,3,4; Senior Re- view 4; Senior Superlative 4; Governor's School for the Gifted and Talented 3; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; German Club 3; Homecoming Dec- orations 3,4. Darlene Bennett: National Honor Soci- ety 3,4: President 4; Spanish Honor Soci- ety 4; SGA Elections Committee 4; Lan- cer Girls.Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4: VP 4: Chorus 1; Varsity Swimming 1,2,3; JV Tennis 3; Varsity Tennis 4; Cheerleading 1: Co-Capt 2; Track 1; Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation: Most Outstanding Sophomore 2; Who’s Who in American High Schools 3,4; U.S. National Leader- ship Merit Award 4; Outstanding Citi- zenship 3; Second Place District Mechan- ical Drawing Award 3; Girls State 3; Merit Scholarship Letter of Commenda- tion 4; Homecoming Court 1,2,3: Maid of Honor 4; Poem published in 20th Cen- tury s Greatest Poems; CHPFC 4. (Cowboy) Ted Berntsen: Ski Club 2 Basketball 1; Spring Track 2; Key Chak 2.3.4: Treasurer 4; Powder Puff Cheer- leader 3,4; Homecoming Follies 3,4; Se- nior Revue 4. Liz Boyle: Indoor Track 1,2; JV Soccer 1,2; SGA Senator 2; Secretary 3; Key- ettes 1,2, Jr. Rep 3, Pres 4; Homecoming Follies 2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 1,2; International Speed Skating 1,3; Graduation Usher 3; Homecoming Float 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Hall decorations 2,3,4; Band 1; “Burp Queen” 4, Cheryl Breeden: Spring Track 1,2,4; In- door Track 2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleading 3:4: FBLA 2; Lancer Girls Club 34: Yearbook Staff 4; Literary Magazine 4; Senior Review 4; Follies 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Senior Superlative 4; Superteams 4. Adrienne Marie Buggs: National Honor Society 3,4; French Honor Society 2: VP 3, Pres 4; Spring Play 3; Fall Play 4 Thespian 4; Governor's School for the Gifted 3; Math team 4; Senior Review 4; GHPFC 2,4: Tutor 4. Scott Cahill: Varsity Swimming 1,2,3,4; JV track..lg2; Varsity [xacw 3% Cross Country 3,4; Key Club 2,3: Pres 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3: V Pres 4; SGA Senator 3, Elections committee Chair- man 3,4, Pep Rally Chairman 3,4; Homecoming Committee Oo Ae fiead Graduation Usher 3; Powder Puff Cheer- leader 3,4; Homecoming Follies 3,4; Se- nior Review 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 3; Boy's State Alternate 3; VEW Voice of Democracy (Post Win- ner) 3; Century III Leader 4; Jefferson Scholar 4; Education Communications Scholarship Semi-Finalist 3; Principal's Honor Roll 1; “It's Academic’ Alternate 3; Superlative 4; National Science Merit Award 3; Who's Who among American High School Students 3; United States Student Council Award 4; USNL Merit Award 4; PTA Essay Contest 3; Home- coming Float 4; Hall Decorations 3,4; NROTC Finalist 4; Elks. Foundation Scholarship Winner 4; Fairfax County Industrial Arts Fair Second Place 3; Math Team 4; CHPFC 2. Frank Calkins: Freshman Football; JV ) Football 2,3; Varsity Football 4; JV Wrestling 2,3; Varsity Wrestling 4. David Cambell: Freshman Football; Ju- nior Varsity Football 3. Russell Craig Capps: Debate Team 1,2,3; German Club 2,3,4; VP_4;.March- ing Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 3; Madrigals 4; Region- al Chorus 4; All-County Chorus 4; Hon- ored Physics Student 4; Mrs. Ehlman fan club; 4 Model UN 2; Senior Review 4. Mary Cloyd: JV Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; JV Softball 1; FBLA 2,3,4; DECA Treasurer 4. Aldon Collier: Concert Band 1,2; Sym- phonic Band 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Georgetown Univ ersity Summer Pro- gram for Outstanding High School Juniors; Letter in Band 3; National Hon- or Society 4; Chess Club 4; International Speed Skating Club 4; Commended SENIOR BRAGGS SENIOR BRAGGS Scholar National Merit Program 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Band Enrichment Program at W. Springfield 1. Julie Choi: National Honor Society 3,4; French Honor Society 3,4; Debate Team 3; Manager Spring Track 3; Alternate Girl’s State 3; Who’s Who Among Am. High School Students 3; Art Layout Staff Literary Magazine 4; Hall Decorations 3,4; CHPFC 2,4. ; Mishawn Cole: Varsity Field Hockey 3,4; Indoor Track 3,4; Spring Track 3,4; Civette’s Secretary 4; ABC Secretary 4; Ciwette 3,4, FBLA 3; German Club 4: Miss Chesapeake Jr: Civitan 4; Editor of Jr. Civitan District Newspaper 4. Gustavo Colom: Spring Track 2,3,4; MVP 3; Elections Committee 4; Key Club 4; Cross Country 3,4; Indoor Track 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4; US student Council Award Winner Nominee 4; Senior Re- view 4. Loretta Maria Colom: Instituto DE LA Asuncion (Guatemala) SGA Senator 1; Class Treasurer 1; Student Advisory Council 1; Oratory Award 1; Lee: Junior Achievement 3° Toastmaster Youth Leadership 3; Model UN 3; FBLA 3; Secretary 4; International Club 4; COE 4. Karen Colvin: Varsity Field Hockey 1,2,3; Varsity Tennis 4; Varsity Softball 1; JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, Tri-Captain 4; Varsity Golf 3; JV Golf 2: GAA 1,2,3, Pres 4; Civettes 2; Senior Review A; Powder Puff 3,4; Homecom- ing Float ‘4, John DiGiulian: JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3, Co-captain 4; Elected All- ' district 3,4; Lancer Men’s Club 2,3,4; Powder Puff coach 3,4; Mr. Lancer 3,4; Sadie Hawkins King 4; Senior Review 4. Sara (Sally) Edwards: Keyettes 1,2,3,4:; Convention 3; Parliamentarian 4; Fresh- man Chorus; Girls Ensemble 3; Presi- — dent 3; Madrigals 4; Music Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Drill team 3; Sargeant at Arms 4; Homecoming Follies 2,3,4; Senior Re- view 4; Homecoming Queen 4. Sheri Egress: VICA 2,3,4; VICA Cosme- tology President 4; Keyette 4; Home- coming Follies 4; Powder Puff 4. Christina (Chrissy) Ekman: Varsity Cross Country 2,3,4; Indoor Track 3,4; German Club 3; German Honor Society 3,4; Girl’s Athletic Association 3; Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes 4; Letter of Commendation for National Merit Scholarship 4. Debbi Ennis (Dewey, Eunice, Wilt Ten- nis, Beeta, Hobbit): Keyettes 1,2, Histo- rian 3,4; 3rd Place International Scrap- book 3; Homecoming Follies 2,3,4; Michele Foss’ Friend 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2; Swim Team Manager 2; Class Historian 2,4; CCR fan 3,4; Drill Team 4; Actually Saw Mr. Elliot 4; Senior Review 4; Choreographer and Music Coordinator. Richard Estill: Band 1,2,3; Choir 2,3; Bible Fellowship Club 2,3; Chess Club 3; Madrigals 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4. Ronda Estridge: French Club 2; FBLA 2,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Varsity Tennis 2,3,4:; 3rd place Medal at Districts 3; MVP 4; Indoor Track Manager 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; GAA 4; Medical Careers Club Secre- tary 4; Human Relations Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Powder Puff Judy Fisher: Freshman Choir; Girl's En- semble 2,3; Regional Chorus 3; All County Chorus 3; Massanetta Music Camp 2; Tri-M 3; United States National Leadership Merit Award 4; SGA Home- coming Band and Invitations Committee Chairman 3,4; Student Advisory Council Chairman 4; Hall Decorations 2,3,4; Yearbook Senior Section Editor 4; Girl’s Tennis 4; Typed All These Senior Braggs 4! SAC Area Secretary 4; CHPFC 4. Michele (Fishy, Micky, Shellwoman) Foss: Freshman Class Senator; Sopho- more Class President; SGA Vice Presi- dent 3; SGA President 4; Keyettes 1,2,3, Song Leader 4; Girl’s Ensemble Secre- tary 3; Girl’s State; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; United States Leadership Merit Award 4: Homecoming Committees 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Homecoming Follies 2,3,4. Mike Foss: Frosh Basketball; JV Basket- ball 2; JV Football 1,2; Varsity Baseball 3,4; Indoor Track 3,4; Lancer Boys Club VP 4; Sports Editor Yearbook 4; Senior Review 4; Follies 2,3,4; Powder Puff cheerleader 3,4; MR Lancer 2,3,4; Class Senator 3; Boy's State; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Superlative; Sadie Hawkins Court 4; Elite Physics Student. Marcia Ford: Civettes 1,2, Historian 3, VPres 4; FBLA 1,2; GAA 1,2; German Club 2,3; Varsity Swim Team 2; JVField Hockey Co-captain 3; Varsity Field Hockey 4; Newspaper Staff3; SGA Sena- tor 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Review; Powder Puff 4. Amy Griffith: JV Soccer 1,2,3; Varsity Swim Team 1,2, captain 3,4; Lancer Girls Club 3,4; Parliamentarian 4; Homecoming Follies 3,4; FBLA 2,3; SGA Senator 4; Powder Puff 3,4. Elizabeth Grzymala (Leed-abee): French Honor Society 1,2,3; Lancer Girls Club 1,2, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4; Junior Class Treasurer; Girl's State 3; Girl's Nation 3; Who’s who among American high school students 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Class Vice President 4; Yearbook Copy Editor 4; Football Statistitian 4; Varsity Baseball Manager 4; Most Dependable. Chris Guthrie: Marching Band 1; In- termediate Band 1; Key Club 2,3,4; Freshman Basketball; Cross Country 2,.3,4; Indoor Track 2,3; Spring Track abe Arlene Halagao: JV Tennis Team; JV Softball Team; Drill Team; Graduated. Bill Hale: Freshman Football; Lancer Men's Club 2,3. Cheryl Hall: Civettes 2; VICA President 3,4; Graduated 4. Lisa Dale Hall: FBLA 2; French Honor Society 2, secretary 3,4; Lancer Girl's Club 4; House Manager Fall Play 4; Acted in 1983 play Competition; Elec- tions Committee 4; Homecoming Com- mittee chairman 4; CHPFC 2,4; Letter of Commendation Nat] Merit 4; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4; USNL award 4; USCC Award 4; NCTE Wrighting Award 4; Stayed Per- fectly in Love With Mike 1,2,3,4. Lucy Hartmann: Keyettes 3,4; Interna- tional Speedskating Club 2; FBLA 2; In- door Track 2; Spring Track 2; German Club 1,2,3; German Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Follies 3,4; Homecoming Hall decorations 2,4; Concert Band 1; Bloodmobile 3,4. Traci Haymond: JV Soccer 3; FBLA class president 2; Class Historian 3; DECA 3; COE 4; Dated John Kame- nicky 4. Brian Hendrickson: Principal's Honor Roll 1; Excellance Award Mechanical Drawing State Fair 1; Lancer Boys Club 1,2,3, Pres 4; French Honor Society 1,2,3,4; French National Contest 1,2,3, 4th in region 2; Baseball Manager 1; JV Wrestling 1, MVP 2; Varsity Wrestling 3,4, 3rd district 3, Captain 4; JV Football 2,3; Varsity Football, All district Honor- able Mention 4; Powder Puff Coach 3,4; Hall Decorations 2,3,4; Float 2; Class President 3; Class Public Relations Offi- cer 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Stu- dent Advisory Council 4; Boy's State 3; Harvard Book Club Award 3; Who’s Who INIOR BRAGGS SENIOR BRAGGS SE Among American High School Students 3,4; America’s Outstanding Names and Faces 4; It's Academic captain 4; Math Team 4; English Team 4; MR Lancer 3,4; S.B.F.G.F. 3; Sadie Hawkins Court 4; B.M.O.C. 4; Sr. Review 4; Superlative; NROTC Finalist 4; National Merit Semi- Finalist 4, USNA Bound 4. June Henley: JV Basketball 1; Admis- sions Committee 1; sophomore class Sec- retary; JV Hockey 2; COE Work Pro- gram 4. Tim Hoopes: JV Soccer 1,2; Varsity Soc- cer 2.3.4: Senior Review 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4; FBLA 3. Paul Howerton: State Industrial Arts and Crafts Fair 2nd Place 2; County Indus- trial Arts and Crafts Fair Ist place 3; Grad- uation Usher 3; Dad Snagged me nine months pregnant with a 12-pak of BUD stuffed under my shirt while sneaking down the street with BERRY; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4; Safety Council 4; Key Club 4; Made life miserable for Lindsay 1,2,3,4 .... ; Graduate Thanks Mom, I love you forever and in your old age I will send you money and buy you the Winnebago I promised you when I was Six. Michael Patrick Howley: Freshman Football; JV soccer 1,2; Varsity Soccer 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Boy's State 3; Who’s who among American high school students 3; Elite Physics Student 4; Quill and Scroll President 4; FBLA 3; Lancer Boys Club 4; Homecoming Fol- lies 4; MR Lancer 3; Senior Review; Yearbook 3; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4; SGA Senator 4; Golf 4. Sheila Hubbs: FBLA 3; Civettes 3, His- torian 4; Homecoming Publicity Com- mittee 4; Senior Review; Completed Ms. Mellion’s Chem Honors class 2; CHPFC 4: Church youth group and choir 1,2,3,4. Chong Chong Hui: Korean Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; FBLA 2; DECA 3,4; Civ- ettes 3: Decorated School Prom Fashion Show, 3. David Hull: Varsity Swimming 1,2,3; JV Football 3; Varsity Football 4; Wrestling 4: Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Class Representative 4. Jackie Jacobs: JV Soccer 1; Lancer Girls Club 2,3,4; JV Cheerleading 2; DECA 3; Varsity Cheerleading 3, captain 4; Homecoming Attendant, 4. John R. Jackson: jazz Band 3,4; March- ing Band 3,4; Redskin Marching Band 4; Senior Review; VICA club SGA Rep- resentative; Cutest Cheeks 4. 51 ENIOR BRAGGS SENIOR BRAGGS ' Who’s Who Among American High Lisa Johnston: Drill Team Alumnae cor- respondent 3; Ways and Means Commit- tee, Review Board 4; CHPFC 4; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; French Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Lancer Girls Club 4: FBLA 3; National French Contest 3rd in region, 5th in state 1; 2nd in region 2; 12th in region 3; ISS 2; Senior Review: National Merit Letter of Commendation; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Pam Kerns: You Can't Take It With You choir; Superlative; CHPFC 2,4: German Forensics 1]. Zainab Freba Khair: Fashion Show at Edison 3; FBLA 4; International Club 4. Robyn Lynn Kirby (airhead): Choir 1; Junior Achievement 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; DECA 3,4; Fashion Merchandising Oo: Mark Knoeller: Second place at State Fair for Architecture 2; first place county fair for Architecture 3: Powder Puff cheerleader 4: Broke my nose. Margaret Knop: Honor Society 1,2,3; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; captain 1,2,3; Varsity Softball 1,3; captain 2; Varsity Volleyball 2,3; All-conference 2,3; Let- termans club pres 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4. Chris Lash: Freshman Football; DECA 4; Page Co. HS 2: Outdoor Track 3. Susan D. Leggitt: Freshman Cheerlead- ing co-captain; JV Cheerleading 2; Homecoming Committee 1,2; Varsity Gymnastics 1,2; Went out with V. Wres- tler Mike Bayly 2; DECA Historian 3,4; FBLA 3, Historian 4; Outstanding Stu- dent Award: Fashion Merchandising 3; Lancer girl's club 4; Student-own-store on Mall. Loo Lin: Chorus 2; 2nd place “Balancing Equations Category of Delaware Science Olympiad 2; Civettes 3,4; French Honor Society 3, treasurer 4; placement in Na- tional French Contest; Math Tutor 3,4; National Honor Society 4, Nominee for Scholarship 4; English Team 4; FBLA 4; International Club 4: You Can’t Take It With You 4; drama competition 4; Trick or Treat for Unicef 4; Most Intellectual; Potential Valedictorian. Sam Lukschander: Indoor Track 2; JV Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3; Bible Fellow- ship Pres 3; Ski Club Pres 4. Patti Lynch: FHA 1; Mat Maids 2; Honor Roll 1,2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Manager Track Team 3; Hall Decorations 3,4; Float 3,4: 52 Powder Puff 4; Follies 4; Publicity Com- mittee 4; Lancer Girl’s Club 4; GAA 4; SGA Senator 4; Tennis 4. Bob McTasney: Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 1; Varsity Swim Team 1,2; captain 3,4; MVP 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Historian 3,4; Tri-M 3; Track 1; Powder Puff Cheer- leader 4; Senior Review; Homecoming Follies 4; Ski Club 4. John Mansperger: JV Football 1; Class Treasurer 1; Varsity Football 2; Varsity Soccer 2,3; Student Council 2; Cross Country 3; Varsity Wrestling 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Outstanding German III Award 3; Science Club 4. Judy Masters: Lancer Girl's Club 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Graduated. Penelope A. Mekenie: Keyettes 4; DECA pres 3; JV Field Hockey 1; Saran Wrapped BK’s Car 3; Survived Mfrs. Gerber 3; Follies 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Literary Magazine Art staff. Sammi Mele: Chorus 1,3; Lee Service Club 2: FBLA; COE 4. Darlene Mitchell: Lee Service Club 1; FBLA 2.3: COE 4, Keith Myer: Varsity Cross Country 2,354; captain, MVP 4; Indoor Track 2,3, captain 4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Fresh- man Football; Key Club 1,2, Pres 3, VPres 4; French Honor Society 2, Histo- rian 3, VPres 4; English Team 3; Math Team 4; Governor's. School 3; SGA Sena- tor 4; National Honor Society 4; Nat'l Merit Letter of Commendation 4; FBLA 2; Homecoming Committee 4; CHPFC 2,4. Mary Nally: JV Soccer Statistician 1; Civettes 3, Pres 4; JV Varsity Football Manager 3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Graduation Usher 3; Senior Review; Powder Puff 3,4; Float 4; Elite Physics Student 4; Spanish Honor Soci- ety 4. John Newell: Freshman Football; Lan- cer Men's Club; Most Friendly. Thomas Stephan Neuhauser: National Honor Society 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; March- ing Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; 4th place in Districts Wrestling 3; 3rd place JV Wrestling, 3rd place MV Invitational 3; Regional Band 1: Percus- sion Section Leader 3: Principal's List 1; United Methodist Youth Fellowship 1,2,3; Superior Ratings in National Fed- eration of Music Clubs Piano Festival 1,2,3,4; Superior rating solo festival 1,2; School Students 3. Susie Nguyen: Freshman Choir 1; JV. JV Tennis 2,3; Powder Puff 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; FBLA 2, Historian 3; VPres 4; Business Math Competition 3, Regional Workshop 3, State Leadership — Convention 3,4; Lancer Girl’s Club 3,4, Follies 3,4; MR Lancer Escort 3,4; Hall Girl's Field Hockey 1; Regional chorus 1; © Decorations 2,3,4; SGA Senator 4; Float and Program Committees 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3,4. Maria Niehoff: Gymnastics Team 1,2,3; JV Cheerleading 2; FBLA 3; COE 4, Linda O’Brien: Concert Band is - Keyettes 3,4; Homecoming Follies 3,4; Hall Decorations 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3, Co-captain 4; Senior Review. Joseph R. Oliveri Jr.: Perfect Atten- dance 1; DECA 344 Nestor P. Ovares: Powder Puff Cheer- leader 4; Senior Review; Most Mis- chievous Superlative. Vilma Paz: JV Field Hockey 1; Spanish Honor Society 2,3; JV Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3; Keyettes 4; Gym- nastics 1,4; Most Improved 2; Most Valu- able 3. Luann Peterson: Varsity Cross Country MVP 1,2,3, Captain 4; JV Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3, tri-captain 4; Var- sity Softball 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Keyettes 3,4; FBLA 2; Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes VPres 4). Whe's Who Among American High School Seniors; The Lance 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Most Athletic Superlative; Ju- nior Achievement VPres, Achiever s_ Award, Management Award 2. Tracy Perkins: FBLA 2; DECA 3; Mall Classroom 3; COE 4. : James Pogue: German Club 1,2,3,4; Band I; Science Club 2,3,4: Chess Club 3,4; Debate Team 3; FBLA 2: Interna- tional Speedskating Club 4. Pam Politi: Varsity Soccer 1; Band 1; JV Soccer 2; GAA 2; CYO 3,4; Civettes 4; Drafting Excellence Award 2; Drafting Ist place award 3. Laura Powe: Keyettes 3, VPres 4; Inter- national Speed Skating Club 2,3; Varsity Boys Soccer Manager 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Club Follies 3,4; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; GAA 2: SGA Constitu- tion Committee 3; Track 2,3; FBLA 2,3; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Bloodmobile Chairman 3,4; High School me al NIOR BRAGGS SENIOR BRAGGS SE Graduate 4. Amy Pruden: Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 4; Freshman Choir; Secretary; Girl's Ensemble 2,3; Madrigal Choir 4; Vice Pres; Tri-M 4, Historian 3; Regional Choir 1,2,3; All County Choir 3,4; Civettes 4; Powder Puff 3. Kathleen Quigley: National Merit Sci- ence Award 3: Science Club 3 Pres; Debate Team 2,3; Chess Club 3, Secretary 4; ATC Award 2; National Honor Society 3,4: Medical Careers Club President 4; French Club 3. Ike Rahaniotis: Varsity Baseball 2,3,4; Powder Puff 3; Homecoming Chaperone Scott Reilly: Student Government 1; Drama Club 1; National Jr. Honor Soci- ‘1; Advanced Band 1,2; All-Stars 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Coaches — ; Honorable Mention Offense eaker’s oat 9 C: it 4; Outdoor track cE or 4 La Joan Siegal: COE 3,4. Paul Smith: Frosh Football; Key Club 2; Hall Decorations 2,4; JV Wrestling 1; Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4; Float 4; Lancer Men’s Club 3,4; Powder Puff Cheerlead- er 4; Band 1,2. Alan Staiman: Debate Team 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3, VPres 4; Science Club Pres 4; Senior Review; Elite Physics Stu- dent 4; Yearbook Photographer 4; Letter Of Commendation Nat Merit 4. Kevin Stewart: Berlin Germany: Varsity Golf Captain 1,2,3; Varsity Tennis 1, co- captain 2,3; Model UN 1; Baseball 1,2; Varsity Wrestling 2,3; Mock Security Council 3; Prom Committee 3; Lee: Golf 4, Pat Sutter: Men's Ensemble 4; DECA 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. _ Timothy Taylor: Freshman Football; JV Wrestling 2; Varsity Wrestling 3,4; Lan- cer Boy's Club 2,3, Treasurer 4; Follies - 2,3,4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4; - Graduated 4. Son Tran: Key Club 2,3,4; Varsity Ten- nis 2,3,4; FBLA 3. Carrie Marie Tombaugh: Freshman Chorus; Girl's Ensemble 2,3,4; Gymnas- shes 4. Kimberly Dene Tucker: Band 1; ABC Club 2,3, Secretary, 1, Gay ponaing Secretary and Historian 4; Indoor Trac 3,4; Spring Track 4, MVP 3; Powder Puff 3.4; Float 3; Varsity Cheerleading 3, German Club 4, Jr. Civitans 4; Senior Review; Hall Decorations. Buse Tamer: JV Basketball 2: Fresh man Football; JV Football 2; Track 1,2; Mr. Lancer 2; Follies 4; Lancer Men's Club 4; Powder Puff 4. Kimberly Lynn Wade: Freshman Chorus; Symphonic Chorus MVP 2; s Ensemble 2; Madrigals 3,4; Re- gional Chorus 1,2,3,4; Festival Chorus 1,2,3; All County Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boston Choral Competition 2; New York Choral - Competition 4; Blacksburg Exchange Trip 3; Thespians 3,4; Blithe Spirit Stu- dent Director 3; Sorry Wrong Number 3: Hall Decorations 3; Finance Assistant : Cynthia Ward: Homecoming Commit- tee 2,3; DECA 3; COE 3,4; Dated David Booth 4. | an Whitman: Math Awards 1; JV Ten- 2; Varsity Tennis 3,4; FBLA Member DECA 4; Hotel Motel Pres 4. Ot ae ee Rob Weiderhold: Volunteer Firefighter. Karen Whitman: FBLA 2,3; GAA 3,4; DECA chapter reporter 3, chapter Presi- dent 4; Fashion Merchandising 3,4; Pow- der Puff 3; Varsity Field Hockey 3; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3; CDC competition district state and national levels 3; Marketing I; Mer- chandising director FCHS; Market place retail store. Richard Wiggins: Cross Country 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Chess Team 1,2,3; Eagle Scout. LeNae Williams: Freshman Choir; Girl's Ensemble 2; Madrigals 3, Secretary 4; Tri-M 2,3,4; All-County 3;4; Regional Chorus 1,2,4; Festival Chorus 1,2,3; Massanetta Musie Camp 1,2,3; Boston Choral Competition 2; New York Choral Competition 4; Blacksburg Exchange Trip 3; Thespians 2,4, Secretary 3; Okla- homa 2; Mousetrap 2; Blithe Spirit 3; Hello Out There 3; You Can't Take It With You 4; Comings and Goings 4; Tech Crew 3,4; Winter Guard 2; Fall Guard captain 3,4; Lee Service Club 1,2; Follies 2; Float 4; Powder Puff 4; ISSC 4; JV Softball 1; Stats 2. Dean Worley: Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Faculty Liason Officer 4; SGA Elections Committee 3,4: German Club 2; Principals Honor Roll 1; National Honor Society 4; Chess Club 4: Swim Team 3,4; Whos Who Among American High School Students 3; Out- standing Junior in Band Award 3; Band Letter 2; Oklahoma pit band; Senior Re- view; United States National Leadership Merit Award 4; CHPFC 4; Nat'l Merit Letter Of Commendation 3; 2nd place PTA essay contest 3; Homecoming Com- mittee 4; Elite Physics Student 4; Senior Braggs 4. Valerie Wright: JV Field Hockey 1; Var- sity Field Hockey 3,4; MV backline Play- er 4; Homecoming Hall decorations 2.3.4; Civettes 4, GAA 3,4: Powder Puff 3,4; German Club 4; ABC Club 2. Christopher Eugene Bolt: Frosh Foot- ball Captain; Frosh Basketball, MVP, JV Basketball 10; Varsity Football 10,11,12. Sportsmanship Award 12; Varsity Bas- ketball 11,12, Captain 12; Varsity Track 10; Class Treasurer 9,10; Student Advi- sory Council 12; Lancer Boys Club 9 10,11,12, Secretary 12; National Hon- or Society 12; Boys State; Who's Who among American High School Students 11,12; All-District Football Team 12; Mr. Lancer Contest 10,11, 12; Senior Re- view. 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Workin Foc The WeeKend RUSK AN OFFICER ANO A GENTLEMAN CR FEP SHOW FAST TIMES AT Ridgemont Hs9 59 i 3B, Chris Afexander SY 60 This year’s fall play, entitled “You Can't Take It With You” by Kaufman and Hart, was performed on December 2nd and 4th. The comedy was about the hilarious antics of the Sycamore family. Danny Sachs held the lead role of Grandpa, and some other excellent performances were given by Adrienne Buggs, Kathy Barnhardt, and Michelle Kelly. The play, under the direction of student Lisa Cover, and newcomer to Lee High School, Mr. Skip Maiden, was a tremendous success, and was enjoyed by everyone who saw it. “YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU “YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Cast BME SVCAMIOLE 5 eee eee eee eel Adrienne Buggs RO Kathy Barnhardt CS ee ee eee Barb Barrick Paul: SYCAMOLG gris MM es Ge ee he ee aa ale oe Rex Graft Mire De bit ritels ee ty es tes ee ee oe John Demers Ne SS BOR eg eS Rob Robertson «MEE ysis Gare sw woke se vale me ae Lee Voegler BSTANGIA, otek makes Fe Met Mpa Saban okey + « redtel a eee Daniel Sachs OO Ee ee Re ee: San ee ne ee Michelle Kelly SS, a er Charles Olver ES Jay Balding Chris Barrett CO oar | Loo Lin C0 i Se John Moran oo LaNae Williams ee Ee ) a Pam Kearns (Mee eee. ERE. bad Se Sean Williams Charles Olver Mark Singer HOMECOMING WEEK The sophomore’s winning float. Michaelle Wood and Judy Mast ers — where are their dates? SENSES ARE. Abana ee oe b (ZEKEN) ae pemrenetisncee wee Mike Foss makes his contribution to hall decorations. The senior spirit during the Homecoming pep rally helped them take the pep stick. 62 Grzymala and her spirit. The supervisors — making sure the float has been done properly. The makings of the senior masterpiece. Judy found her date! 63 HOMECOMING CANDIDS Mike Howley, Kevin Shea, and Marcia Ford prepare the float for the parade. b Hard working Seniors of all ages Heidi, Ann, and Debbie trying to put up a mural. Hi Cindy! 64 o Nancy Welch and Debbie Thompson during the half-time parade. aa 4 nae Loe he ee Pie Laura Best, the 1981 Homecoming Queen, escorted by Mr. Elliott How ‘bout a date girls? | | e x : ; a ie cs 43 i : a oe: as A The senior ladies ready for action. 65 Junior Attendant — Julie Poach Junior Attendant — Kim Rice THE 19382 HOME- _ COMIN COUR Sophomore Attendant — Laura Hale Sophomore Attendant — Dina Scamardo Freshman Attendant — Kathy Lemmon Freshman Attendant — Lisa Phillips Senior Attendant — Nancy Welch Senior Attendant — Judy Masters 1982 HOMECOMING QUEEN Sally Edwards Senior Attendant — Debbie Thompson Senior Attendant — Jackie Jacobs 67 MAID of HONOR — Darlene Bennett Keyettes perform the first place skit. Fo The 1982 Follies were emceed by Elizabeth Grzymala and Mike Foss. ies 82 This year’s exciting Homecoming Follies took place on October 13th. The theme was based upon the school’s Silver Anniversary and Lee’s five service clubs gave the audience a stupendous performance. Each club exemplified their inter- pretation of the past 25 years at Lee. The 5 judges chose the Keyettes as the first place winner, rewarding them with 75 dollars. Lancer Men’s Club, placing second, received 50 dollars and the Key Club placed third, receiving 25 dollars. , oR eg ee 1 4, aoe wn { — a A ha “ F A FUN 4 Soa ae, oe | OO MeO w : [re PRN The Key Club displays the various talents of some of its members. ® Vo Typical LMC behavior wins second place. The Civettes teach the basics of the last few years. Homecoming events was un- derway on Tues- day, October 12. It was the annual Powder Puff game. The game was sponsored by the Girls Ath- letic Association. The game was anything but boring. The scoring was close at all times. The most spectacular play occured early in the Ist quarter. Junior, Benita Brown ran for an 80 yard touchdown, after senior, Karen Colvin had pre- viously made a touchdown. Like any other football game there were injuries. Both ju- niors and seniors were injured. Junior, Kim Rice, broke her nose early in the 2nd quarter. She was taken to the hospital by ambulance. M a! Knoeller Senor cheer leader broke his nose during the half time festivities The cheerleaders. both ju- nior and senior guys, put on quite a show for parents and friends, and during school the pe wdet1 puff spirit was carried throughout the day with both football players and cheerleaders running throughout the halls both A and B lunches The coaches deserve many thanks, planning and pre paring for weeks before the game. The players also de serve recognition, memorizing plays and working hard. To the cheerleaders, we (the football players) appreciate the spirit you showed and for your cute wobbly knees Put your best foot forward. Class rings — the Heads up! They're button-downs. Lancer fans wear stadium coats. symbol of Senior prestige. Monograms and pearls — THE PERFECT PREP Lancer studs wear letter jackets V ) = | � , ae I) 4 eb 0) ee a on } rae 7 l — Vv eo 1. N 8S if en yy a | ) — ) % J a | 4 P am ) A ——, Z = P _ = aad S e ge | 4 5 = P= ) Coons w “J 2 1 . — - =) . —) aa ‘ ) ? 4 ) ‘ | : | Te ) ne 4 ’ 4 —— 4 , ag —) ie. = o— , | SADIE HAWKINS COURT Freshman: Dallas Gibson, Paul Shaver Sophomores: Tom Burgess, Jeff Hancock Juniors: Steve Hancock, Jimmy Carroll Seniors: Brian Hendrickson, Doug Rodgers, Chris Bolt, Greg Gaudy, Mike Foss, John DiGuilian Everyone enjoyed the annual Sadie Hawkins dance, sponsored by the Keyettes. The evening had much to offer, promising young cou- ples a night to remember. For in- stance, if a couple wanted to “get hitched”, “Marryin’ Sam” was around for the memorable occasion. The night was full of laughter and enjoyment, and if the “marrying” couples found things not to work out — everything was formally dissolved at midnight. The highlight, as al- ways, was the ceremony of the crowning of the King and his court. This year's Sadie Hawkins King was John DiGuilian. The girls “enjoyed” the chance to ask out that special guy they had their eye on. They finally learned why guys are so nervous about picking a girl up and taking her out to dinner. Paying for their meal may have been something they werent used to, but most girls en- joyed the opportunity. _. ” po . 7 Ra | ——— j . a i: The annual Mr. Lancer contest was a huge success this year. The theme was fairy tales, so this year’s Mr. Lancer, Chris Bolt, was crowned Mr. Knight in Shining Armor. The first runner-up was John Diguilian and the second runner-up was John Newell. Other awards were presented to John Natoli for Mr. Legs, Mike Foss for Mr. Congeniality and John Digiulian was named Mr. Originality for his Sunkist soda can costume. The award given to the best underclassman, the Judges’ Award, was presented to Rodney Rose. Lancer Girls’ Club chose Brian Dooling and Bruce Kaiser as their Girls’ Choice recipients on the basis of their questionnaires. The emcees for the even- ings festivities were the president and vice president of L.G.C., Elizabeth Grzymala and Courtney Sullivan. All this year’s contestants deserve the recognition for putting on one of Lee High School’s best Mr. Lancer contests. Mr. Lancer 1983, Chris Bolt Sf GO —_ acs a2 S Z eC ae a = Mr. Lancer first runner-up, John Digiu- Mr. Lancer second runner-up, John Elizabeth Grzymala and Courtney lian Newell Sullivan were the evening's emcees. Jeff Hancock and Edgar Paz tell it like it is! Chris Bolt and Mike Foss seem to be missing something as they dance in the Mr. Legs contest. Rodney Rose’s performance earned him the Judges Award! John Natoli’s high kicks won him the Mr. Legs Award!! = Steve Hancock and Chris Baker dance their way into all the girls’ hearts! Se Brian Dooling as “Princess Sally” and Steve Douglas as “Sir Prancelot’ in the Juniors’ skit. x The contestants and their escorts form the traditional Mr. Lancer The sophomores perform their skit centering around Robin Horseshoe! Hood. MR. LANCER 1983 Mike Foss was named Mr. Congeniality Bruce Kaiser and Brian Dooling were John Digiulian was named Mr. Originality 1983. chosen by L.G.C. as their Girls’ Choice. 1983! THE BLOOD MOBILE Biology Blue, Experiment 5-7, making people. This year’s annual Blood Mobile Drive, sponsored by the Keyettes, was a smashing success. The National Red Cross was able to drain 67 pints of blood from the supporting students and teachers. “— a Hey! Wrong vein! There, there. We only took a quart. Man, this place looks like a morgue! 80 MAGAZINE DRIVE ™ The QSP correspondent looks for the lucky winners. This years magazine drive was not as successful as hoped. Many students were not interested in participating but, those who did helped tremendously. Michelle Kelley was the top seller by the end of the drive, receiving her choice of a gift. David Wheeler was the winner of the free prom night, including a free dinner, a chauffeur, a rented tuxedo, and 50 dollars towards his dates dress. Mrs. Abner organizing with Michelle Foss. Page Kemp adds up the figures for the Magazine Drive. 81 83 The pep rallies at Lee High School are the one place where everyone exhibits their own kind of school spirit. Everyone seems to get fired up as they crowd into the gym and await the start. Pep rallies consist of the cheerleaders doing cheers and leading their class, drill team performances, the band playing the Lancer fight song and the introduction of the various team players. Pep rallies this year promoted the kind of spirit that Lee High School is known for. 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Act Lut. Lt Art Ant A ceMaintenanceMa tArtArtArtArt ArtA rt Lrt Art Art intenanceMainten Git A ntAxrtArtArtAntArtA rt Art A anceMaintenance tArt Art Ant Art Art Ant Art ArtA nt MaintenanceMain Wet nb Ant. A nt. Ant. Ant. Lt Ant. A nt A tenanceMaintenan tArntAntArtAntArtAvtArtArt Ant ceMaintenanceMa Crt Art Ant AntArt Art Art AAtArAA intenanceMainten t(LrtArtArtArtArtArt Art ArtAve : Crt Art Art Art ArtA rt Art AAA rv AA CAAA AAA AA ACAAAAAAA rt Vt Art Art Art Art Art Art Art Art A 90 ADMINISTRATION Frank Elliott Principal Jack Baumgartner Saundra Wilson Assistant Principal Assistant Principal 25 years at Lee 2 years at Lee Donald Manigault Carl Schloemer Administrative Aide Director of Guidance 4 years at Lee 4 years at Lee Judith Wright Thomas Webb Administrative Aide Administrative Assistant 19 years at Lee 1 year at Lee 9] Toni Abner . Social Studies Judith Anderson Pee Byars at es on Studies pe ae Charles Augustine years at Lee vdenabiee ett at ee Hee years at Lee 5 8 years at Lee PALLY BULLVTIN! ‘ t i Grace Baun Assistant Librari Carol Jo Bays ihe 41Drarian pana anata . 1 year at Lee ene Disabilities Pics Bell Karon Bens! years at Lee usiness Zee easley H ; 9 years at Lee pearing Disabilities pee epee 2 years at Lee = 25 years at L ) ee 92 Mimi Clark Jane Coffman William Counts Bonnie Jean Coile William Coleman Speech Pathology Business Math Foreign Language Science 8 years at Lee 2 years at Lee 1 year at Lee 1 year at Lee 4 years at Lee Greg Collins Betsy Conte Lizabeth Connelly Mike Cooley Edna Derrick Social Studies Basic Skills Social Studies Social Studies [GT 8 years at Lee 4 years at Lee 8 years at Lee 5 years at Lee 8 years at Lee 94 rh Ke! Jess Downie Mary Durso C. Jean Ehlman Victor Farkas Peggy Fields Guidance Counselor Science Social Studies Math Physical Education 14 years at Lee 2¥e years at Lee 7 years at Lee 15 years at Lee 23 years at Lee ' . . : Joan Finch Lindsey Florence Shirley Freeman Diane Gardner Linda Gerber i Practical Arts Chorus Guidance Counselor Secretary Foreign Language 14 years at Lee 5 years at Lee 2 years at Lee 9 years at Lee 14 years at Lee Jane Glakas Bernice Golden Jean Gordon Hilda Gregor Secretary Business Business 2 years at Lee 1% years at Lee 1 year at Lee Lawrence Hammonds Cosmetology Art 9 years at Lee 11 years at Lee Mary Ann Hanna Doris Hansen Lois Hanson Sylvia Harp Beverly Hasty Finance Officer Secretary Secretary English Inhouse Suspension 4 years at Lee 12 years at Lee 8 years at Lee 9 years at Lee 1 year at Lee 96 Margaret Hecklinger Robert Hepp Cliff Hickman Andrea Hoard William Horst English English Guidance Counselor Music English 10 years at Lee 23 years at Lee 5 years at Lee 2 years at Lee 1 year at Lee Joan Howard Nora Jakola David Jewell Arnold Jones Joel Jay Jones Math Secretary SAA Smoking Aide Physical Education Driver Education 3% years at Lee 4 years at Lee 1 year at Lee 10 years at Lee 16 years at Lee 97 Barbara Judge Larry Kight Don King Marilyn Levine Alfonzo Lewis Science Physical Education Industrial Arts English Guidance Counselor 1 year at Lee 11 years at Lee 13 years at Lee 2 years at Lee 1 year at Lee Patricia Long Judy Lucci Roy Maiden Barbara Masich licah Mellion Social Studies Social Studies English Science Science 3 years at Lee 1 year at Lee 1 year at Lee 8 years at Lee 21 years at Lee 98 Mike Millan Jim McGraw Martha McKindra Patricia McSwain John Newberry Athletic Director Psychologist Math English English 4 years at Lee 3 years at Lee 9 years at Lee 2 years at Lee Dorothy Newell Merri Jo Pape C.R. Parilla Paul Parker Joan Patton Librarian Learning Disabilities Math Mechanical Drawing Math 22 years at Lee 3 years at Lee 13 years at Lee 23 years at Lee 10 years at Lee Thomas Perry Helen Pfohl Martha Piazza Rebecca Pigg Carol Pyuen Behind the Wheel Foreign Language Foreign Language Business English 12 years at Lee 13 years at Lee 16 years at Lee 12 years at Lee 9 years at Lee Doris Rees Deidra Reynolds Janice Ricks Connie Rowe Roslyn Schlicht Marketing Classroom on the Physical Education Math Physical Education Hearing Impaired Mall 12 years at Lee 5 years at Lee 24% years at Lee 3 years at Lee 5 years at Lee 100 _Myrna Schwab Sara Schwarberg Steven Sengstack Dan Settlemire Vivian Shaffer Foreign Language English English Math Secretary 1 year at Lee 10 years at Lee 5 years at Lee 10 years at Lee 5 years at Lee Pat Shaver J. Howard Sheble Milton Simpson Lois Smith Alice Spieth Nurse Marketing Distributive Math Science Science 3 years at Lee Education 12 years at Lee 12 years at Lee 4 years at Lee 12 years at Lee 101 E.M. Sundeen Edward Tarlosky Charles Thompson Edward Tiernan Barbette Timperlake Industrial Arts Business Physical Education Social Studies English 4 years at Lee 23 years at Lee 7 years at Lee 5 years at Lee 5 years at Lee LESSOR ARE Trudy Todd Gabrielle Turgeon Linda Voyles Constantine Vretos Nancy Walsh | English-as-a-Second Language Foreign Language Learning Disabilities Guidance Counselor English 1 year at Lee 1 year at Lee 1 year at Lee 5 years at Lee 1 year at Lee 102 Linda Ward Marie Ward Linda Wilson Agnes Whitener Mary Worsham Social Studies Math Aide Music English 14 years at Lee 4 years at Lee 1 year at Lee 12 years at Lee 21 years at Lee Jane Young Douglas Zierk Stacy Zissios Business Science Science 2 years at Lee 1 year at Lee 7 years at Lee 103 104 Carol German CAFETERIA Charlotte Drummond, Gloria Hessler David Hollis Naomi Causey — Manager Janet Watts, Louise House, David Hollis, Dorothy Hubbs 4 Chris Jackson — Ass’t. Manager, Ruby Jennings ee MAINTENANCE Amolia M. Taglioda, Jessie Wise, John Jacobs, Francine Nichols, Cynthia Curry, Thelma Frederick, Yeon Nam, Moddie Johnson, Sharon Adams, Not Pictured: Michael Hewitt, William Hilton, Samuel Perry, Phillys Smith, Andrew Fitzgearld Mr. Edward Cerami — Building Engineer Can any of us imagine how many floors have been mopped, how many light bulbs replaced or repairs made since 1958? Can any of us imagine how many meals have been served in our cafeteria since 1958? We appreciate the constant dedication and efficien- cy by the maintenance and cafeteria staffs that serve the most basic needs of our school. Mrs. Mellowese Pegues — Building Supervisor 105 Greg Collins, Sponsor Kathy Tanner, Secretary Kim Rice, Senator Ed Tiernan, Sponsor A.J. 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This year’s Varsity squad was chosen the previous spring, so they began cheering for the spring sports season. During the summer, they practiced three mornings a week and then they attended the National Cheerleaders Association clinic at the University of Richmond. At camp they received four blue ribbons, a spirit stick, and runner-up in the Award of Excellence competition. Thru the year the cheerleaders held dinners for the athletic teams, kidnapped them and baked cakes for the players before games. This year began the new rule of representation at all varsity athletic events so the cheerleaders put in a lot of time representing the school. Being the school’s only full year sport held a lot of responsibility which the cheerleaders acknowledged and accepted as one of the various activi ties of being a cheerleader. Laura DeMarco + MEE ook Some of the girls take a break after a long, The cheerleaders competing during the summer at camp. hard day. t. Gad Karen Wainright Annie Preston Sonja Lynham Michaelle Wood Nancy Welch ris i ¢ q ‘ Judy Masters Susie Nguyen Lindsay Howerton Kim Rice 149 .V. Cheerleading Dina Scamardo Dara Young 2 Suzanne Pender J.V. Cheerleaders do it up at camp. Anne McCarthy Deanna Rollins Ann Schrader Gigi Waycaster Laura Hale Denise Morse 150 FRESHMEN CHEERLEADING pene on eaten nee — an ae — ¢ A , = - uel L : oe Freshmen cheerleading squad: Kira Schultz, Cheryl Kamenicky, Susanne Kim, Kimberly Cisek, Kathy Lemon, Sharon Ferony, Tania Squadrini, Lisa Phillips. Varsity Football al | Wines! ' 5 el Colin Smith, Scott Reilly, Jeff [ome Jim Budynas, Phil Cougill, Greg Gaudy, Doug Rodgers, John DiGiulian. Ist row: Eric Miles, Brian Hendrickson, Mark Fe derovitch, Bruce Kaiser, Paul White, David Sawyer, Danny Givens, John Natoli, Jim Davis. 2nd row Jim Blackston, Robert Ament, Chris E. Bolt, Tom Forburger, Mike Amos, David Hull, Frank Calkins, James Weston, Eddy Fields. Standing: Rodney Rose, Jeff Poole, John Kennedy, Steve Wolfe, John Childress, Mike Suhosky, Bill Rubin, Robert Anderson. Co-captains Paul White and John DiGuilian talk things over before the game. Led by Co-Captains John DiGiulian and Paul White, the Varsity Football team had an excellent season this year. Although they fell short of the district title, it was a fight to the end. Scott Reilly, who had an outstanding season, received the Coaches Award. The Sports- manship Award went to Chris Bolt. Co-Captain Paul White was the MVP. Coach Simpson leads the Lancers on to another victory. rn i — Ws ee i ee er ere - ere . ee al + v alle a ’ r+ a | = Paul White making the reception. Mickey and Company observe the game. ed Wccere a black far Benita Doug Rodgers breaks through the hole. Sitting: Ali Traish, Lance Shriber, Keith Howard, Rod North, Joe Bronder, Steve Douglas, Johnny Volmer. 2nd row: Steve O’Brien, Jeff Sipes, Jeff Norton, Brian Gray, Chris Ciszewski, David Fellers, Andy Welle, Nak Chung. 3rd row: Dallas Gibson, Greg McGann, Jim Hall, Mike Shaner, Pete Marsdon, Sean Madden, Matt Bradley. 4th row: Rich Brand, David Sears, Kevin Kvanicka, Greg Walker, Paul Newman, Tom DiGiulian, Bobby Batchelor, Joey Zambrano. You'll never catch the AWESOME TOM! The Robert E. Lee Junior Varsity Football team ended the season with a 1-6-1 record. Although this record does not show their true ability, the team more than fulfilled its goals. Each player improved in their own way and many show good poten- tial for Varsity next year. There were many outstanding players this year which included Jeff Sipes, Rod North, and Tommy DiGiulian. 154 Frosh Football may Rat 2 sae Be : , Saas ‘ , Sitting: Tony Randall, Anthony Bea, Jij Herron, Rich Franks, Eric Hicks, Donald Hansan. 2nd row: John Hatfield, Jeff Pue, Chris Higginbotham, Jimmy Herron, Eric Hildebrandt, Larry Billops, Eddie Long, Tom Alexander. 3rd row: Jim Moss, Bill Suttle, Robbie Kane, Gary Holland, Bill Rushing, Troy Santywire, Jeft Martin. 4th row: Ricky Main, John McTasney, Doug Shields, Tim Wright, Gary Black, Sean Williams, Brian Hyland, Jason Ali. 5th row: Jim Evatt, Mike Kaplan, Chris Atkins, Jeff Ridderhoff, Mike Tate, Howie Doyle, Darrel McDonald. Sean Williams makes an excellent catch. Playing their first year of High School football, the Lancer Freshman Football Team completed their Rookie season with an overall record of 2-4 in the Gunston District. Some out- standing performances for the 82” season were Jim Herron, Donald Hansan, Rich Franks, and Anthony Bea. Ann Park and Terry Pugh clowning around before practice. = cae Ste oe. % ex. 2% eg ae rs a t. alge time 1D : ee eh Oe. oo, sit = ae te Ge a % ee 4 - eto . With seven returning Varsity players, the Field Hockey Team looked enthusiastically toward a new season. The com- bined varsity and j.v. team was led by Coach Fields with the assistance of captain Heidi Meeks. Aithough ending the season with a 0-10 record, the team was extremely dedicated. Some of the outstanding players included seniors Mishawn Cole, Heidi Meeks, and Maria Rapuano. Karen Hauser and Diana Baker prepare for a tough practice. HOCKEY Hey, where did the ball go? . So eee OS Val Wright, Lorri Walker, Marcia Ford, Terry Pugh, Maria Rapuano, Renate Mitchell, Nancy Nagel, Rhonda Heilig, Karen Hauser, Gloria Jeon, Diana Baker, Amy Popeck, Heidi Meeks, ae Kasold, Ann Park, Linda Darnell, (not shown: Mishawn Cole) -_— Sigil, as 4, ie) $3 g is de i Cross Country 1 i) Boys: (not in order), Mike Dee, Keith Myer, Chris Guthrie, Gustavo Colom, Scott Cahill, Matt Morehead, Robert McCoy, Malcolm Andrews, Mark Bizic, Chris Gardner, Scott Springer, Hud Miller (girls) Jennifer Brown, Betty Gillespie, Luann Peterson, Chrissy Ekman, Liz Barnhardt, Jill Herriman, Kim Griffiths, Gina Wiggins, Tracy Lucas Managers: Daric Bossman, Cathy O’Brien This years Varsity Cross Country Team strived to an excel- lent season. Every member of the boys and girls teams ran in the district meet held at Burke Lake. Outstanding efforts from the girls team resulted in an overall 2nd place District title. Keith Myer also added to the boys score with a 6th placed time. Kim Griffiths finishes 3rd in the District meet. Tracy Lucas finishes strong. He'll never catch flash Gustavo! na? MBE” “You better believe I'm gonna win” 159 First row: Jill Herriman, Chris Gardner, Scott Springer, John Dee, Rodney Blan- First row: Scott Brisendine, Mark Bohn, Benita Brown, Mike Hamrick, Mishawn chard, Gustave Colon, Kim Tucker, Lori Glass. Second row: Matt Moorehead, Cole, Julie Humphreys, Kim Tucker. Second row: Liz Swafford, John Trieber, Bobby McClean, Fred Edwards, Will Shanahan, Heath McArther, Jenny Brown, Richard Brad, Greg Spears, William Lachnicht, Matt Wauben. Third row: Mike Betty Gillespie, Keith Myer. Third row: Mike Dee, Laure Riley, Chris Guthrie, Foss, Randy Kirk, Jim Davis, Mark Rollandini. Malcolm Andrews, Chrissie Elkman, Kim Griffiths, Gina Wiggins, Rob McCoy. The girls track team had a super sea- son this year. They strived for the district title with strong efforts made in the field events by Cheryl Breeden, Benita Brown, and Kim Tucker. Powerful sprinters were Cathy Cassady, Benita Brown and Julie Humphreys. In the long run, Kim Griffiths finished strong. Mike Foss clears the high jump bar. 160 The 1982-'83 Boys’ Indoor Track Team had a successful season this year. Mike Foss and Greg Spears were strong in the field events. In sprinting, Colin Smith, Jim Davis, Garrett Nigg, and Mike Foss were district title contenders. Keith Myer and Chris Guthie ran distance. First row: Scott Brisendine, Mike Foss, Mark Bahm, Beth Tonkersly, Benita Brown, Julie Humphreys, Mishawn Cole, Kim Papenfus, Cindy Lefton. Second row: Matt Blyde, Mendi Martin, Melissa Stewart, Tinh Phan, Keith Lyon, Carolyn Wieskopf, Kathy Cassady, Kelly Anderson, Patty Dawson, Kim Bryson. Third row: Darin Raum, Richard Brand, Hilli Rashid, Chung Park, Jim Davis, Mark Rollandi- ni, Cathy Creighton, Mary Ridpath. Fourth row: John Trieber, Marty Hostettler, Hud Miller, Mark Bizic, Garret Nigg, Dena Headlee, Mary Spoth, Patty Eckman. Came | oe Fall Greg Spears soars over 6 feet. Hi Kim! INDOOR TRACK i, Kim Griffiths running the 600 yard Benita Brown leads in the 6 lap dash. relay. eee i ex a Chris Guthrie running the 1000 meter. Jenny Brown gets around the track at Hi there fellas! George Mason 161 VARSITY BASKETBALL STATE AAA CHAMPIONS BOYS BASKETE er pee : i - ‘G Gig it - incisal a : See itt Front — left to right: Lee Carroll, Bill Rubin, A.J. Halagao, Chris Baker, Darin Kaarto. Standing — left to right: Brian Dooling, Mgr., Tom Forburger, Mike James, Steve Hancock, Chris Bolt, Mark Bidgood, Bruce Glandt, Billy Springer, Rob Smith, Steve Carroll, Tony Snyder, Mgr. This year’s boys’ Varsity basketball team had another very success- ful season. Although they started out with a disappointing loss to West Springfield, the team gained the experience they needed as the season progressed. This year’s team was young and aggressive with high hopes of doing well in the always tough District competition. Expectations were high through the year in hopes of another District championship. This year’s team played the kind of basketball that is expected of a Lee High School team and made the Lee High commu- nity proud. Chris Bolt looks for the pass. Billy Springer sinks his free throw. 162 Another easy basket for the Lancers. out. Ey eS ‘a = @ we Bruce Glandt and W.S. Robert Fuller battle for the ball. Steve Hancock waves to the W.S. cheer- leaders. Chris Bolt on defense under the Spartan basket. Steve Hancock on the driving lay-up. Bruce Glandt scores over his Spartan defender J U N I O R V A R S I T Y J U N I O R V A R S I il ¥ Adam Syrek, David Blevins, Brad Brown, Darren Collins, Mark Mackmin, Jeff Hancock, Bruce Boddie, Robert Eichorn, Tom Burgess, Steve Liss, Tom DiGuilian A driving lay up scores two points for the Lan- cers, Darren Collins attempts his shot. The 1982-1983 J.V. Boys Basketball team had another successful season. Coach Mike Stockdale has once more prepared many promising players as they seek higher goals on the Varsity level. The team has demons- trated teamwork and hustle, and has been a credit to Lee. BASKETBALL BASKETBALL BASK Jeff Mock — Mgr., Randy Hewitt, Greg Adgate, Ronnie Pierson, Jeff Ridderhoff, Dallas Gibson, Jim Herron, Jason Alley, Glen Quackenbush, Scott Floyd, Brad Hart, Billy Silova. Ct nes ae Glen peas with a layup against Hayfield. gi Ronnie Pierson displays his touch in a Lancer Vic- tory. The freshmen boys’ basketball team ended their season with the Gunston district cham- pionship in the basket. Their continued hard work and determination led the Lancer Bas- ketball team to a triumphant finish. Many players will continue on, finding themselves an integral part of future basketball here at Lee. BALL BASKETBALL BASKETBALL ZAMH twnmay ZA NCS Ke One py eg dec) log F R E; 5 H M E N GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Beverly Leifer, Mgr., Annette Meade, Margaret Knop, Luann Peterson, Elaine Wallace, Mary Cloyd, Diane Cover, Angie Hames, Karen Colvin, Diann Thumser, Laura Myslewiez, Tracey Lucas. This year’s girl’s Varsity basketball team was a team full of talent. The team, consisting of five seniors, five juniors, and one sophomore, faced a tough schedule but consistently played good basketball. Although they faced the always tough District competition, they had high hopes for another District championship. The team was lead by tri-captains Mary Cloyd, Karen Colvin, and Luann Peterson who demonstrated great leadership abilities through their tremendous support of the team. eM tl tne lam tes 167 The girls’ J.V. basketball team, cheered on by coach David Jewell, has strived for a winning season. Long prac- tices, dedication, and team work were the causes of a suc- cessful season. Led by high scorers Terri Pugh, Karen Sherrill, and Robin Roylance, the team worked hard and took one game at a time. Georgianna Lachnicht, Terri Pugh, Kris Colvin, Linda Darnell, Robin Roylance, Lisa Parr, Iris Franklin, Kim-Sue Tudor, Karen Houser, Karen Sherrill, Rhonda Heilig. Girls J.V. Basketball sii ities . ee eee Robin Royla nce lines up for a free throw. Karen Sherrill passes over the opposing team. Iris Franklin shoots for two. This year’s gymnastics team started the year off with a new coach and a large team. The team, led by co-captains Vil- ma Paz and Dee Dee Brown, did many things together, sponsoring a cartwheel-a-thon during A and B lunch before Christmas, and becoming a team in every sense of the word. First row: Gail Miller, Laura Hale, Amy Porter. Second row: Candi Culbertson, Vilma Paz, Lisa Leali, Becki Sullivan. Third row: Dee Dee Brown, Cecelia Simpao. Fourth row: Sharon Saler (manager), Kathy Egress, Megan Shea, Laura Tinsman, Laurie Pohler, Carrie Tombaugh, Veronica Mays, David Yonkie (coach). GYMNASTICS A successful vault adds to the total points. The uneven bars: a real challenge. First row: Tim Taylor, ie Redden, Jeff Jacob, Tom Neuhauser, Paul Smith, Kev Higginbotham, Joe Jaco Hendrickson, Jim Weston, Dave Hull, Jim Beams. Kevin Shea takes a bite out of his West Springfield opponent. George Hellmuth moves in on his opponent at 145 lbs. in Shea. Second row: Sheri Lovgren, Christy Perkins, Bill Rushing, Chris � , Bob Batchelor, Stefanie Weston. Third Row: Blaine Underwood, Joe Coughlin, Hugo Hguilar, George Hellmuth, Frank Calkins, Brian This year’s Varsity wrestling team started off the year with only a handful of returning lettermen. Although the team started off with a lot of inexperience at the Varsity level, as the season progressed, so did the performance of the wrestlers. The season ended successfully with several wrestlers advancing to the District and Regional competitions. i r . eae rr ’ Macies, ee Ce a a First row: Stefanie Weston, Doug Mc-Auliffe, Less Wright, Tom Alexander, Wes Carr, Andy Fow. Second row: Sheri Lovgren, Rob Talbert, Chris Alexander, John Henderson, Kelly Hastings, Joey Zambrano, Christy Perkins. Third row: Blaine Underwood. Andy Crabb, Jeff Powers, Chris Kerr, Pasquale De Pandi, Brian Hyland, Greg Freeman, Mike Dowing, Jim Beams. J.V Wrestling Wanna dance? Brian Hyland works for the take down. Chris Kerr outmaneuvers his W.S. opponent. First row: S. Keim, T. Dirbnerger, T. Amico, C. Harmony, D. Worley, S. Cahill, B. McTasney, A. Griffith, C. Sewell, L. Fax, B. Hendrickson, K. Tenefrancia Second row: J. McTasney, P. Beaulieu, D. Keating, D. Vidosic, V. Zanin, L. Vajda, M. Lazarus, $. Dobras, D. Durand, K. Bradley, Third row: D. Dirnberger, J Sheldon, S. Gums, M. Vanburen, J. Shaft, H. Sherman, M. Sewell, L. Fetting, B. Barrick, T. Birrell, B. Alexander Fourth row: J. Mancuso, A. Meloni, E. Paz, A Bilker, N. Crook, E. Palm, T. Trask, E. Palm, J. Moran, L. Mansperger, D. Roose Swimmingswimmingswimmingswim Bob McTasney surges ahead in the breast stroke. Catherine Harmony poised for a high scoring dive. BOYS TENNIS The boys’ tennis team, coached by Dino Vretos, began the spring season practicing for the best of their competition. Led by several returning senior let- termen, the season offered a challenging schedule. The play- ers continued to develop their form as the season progressed, ending the year deserving tremendous recognition. First row: Steve Hall, Nam Nguyen, Mike Wagner, Son Tran, Darren Magnuson. Second row: Dan Robinson, Ken Wheeler, Robert Gentry, Sammy Chang, Donald Moore. Third row: Coach Vretos, Brian Whitman, Mark Mackmin, Charlie Troen, John Roth, Ken Taborek, Ellyn Signet (manager) Brian Whitman prepares to gain the advan- tage. amma (Ne greaeereee Awaiting the handout of uniforms, the team discusses some of its future strategy. Charlie Troen makes an awesome return. 174 Girls Tennis The Girl's Varsity Tennis Team, sponsored by Dino Vre- tos, ended their season with two wins and eight losses. Their in- dividual accomplishments sent many Lancers to the district matches. Ronda Estridge, the MVP, went to districts in both singles and doubles competi- tion, along with Sara Simmons, Karen Colvin, and Susan Millan. Eae - HT , oe — % PrTTeet et TT apenannee ia jaaee ; : Sitting: Thu Dinh, Ronda Estridge, Judy Fisher, Patty Ziegler. Standing: Diane Thumser, Karen Colvin, Darlene Bennett. (Not pictured: Laura Myslewicz and Sara Simmons. ) y MAL DE ives... % Stain. ? SGU aR NE Sara Simmons prepares to ace her oppo- nent. Porking out after a match. Can you find Judy? BOYS VARSITY SOCCER Ist row Rob Hudgins, Paul Shaver, Bob Lemon, Tong Yi, Mohammed Elfiky. 2nd row: Tim Baker, Jeff Ridderoff, Rob Novak, Jim Dunn, Chris Baker, Rodney Blanchard, John Kenny. 3rd row: Chuck Egress, Tim Hoopes, Mike Dee, Billy Springer, Will Shanahan, Pat Childers, Willie Shepherd. (Not pictured Matt Charron. ) The popularity of soccer has increased over the years and, understandably, the competition has been at a steady incline. The boys’ Varsity soccer team, coached by Mr. Collins, has always held a significant position in the Gunston District. This season, with the boys team defending the Gunston District Championship, the competition was ex- tremely challenging. The many returning players, as well as the new additions to the team, con- tributed to a superb season. 176 Boys Varsity Soccer prepares for the season at tryouts. Pat shows his stuff during a scrimmage Willy Shephard after making a play. Fancy footwork by Jim Dunn First row: Billy Silvola, Warren Juliano, Bobby Middleton, Gulu Gambhir, Steve Scoppa, Ben Johnson, Ricky Stafford. Second row: Matt Filipowicz, Pete Fraker, Mark Bohn, Steve Liss, Tim Dirnberger, Jim Herron, Howell Estes. Third row: Mr. Collins, Eric Bohn, Danny Caine, Russell Adams, John Dee, Doug Keating, Dan Dirnberger, Jim Evatt, Kelly Hastings. The 1983 Lee High School boys’ j.v. soc- cer team began the spring season with much of the ground covered with snow. The temporary delay did not inhibit the success of the team. Tony Nocera, coaching the team for the second year, combined the skill and talent of the play- ers to dominate with- in the Springfield cir- cuit. JV SOCCER JV SOCCER 178 ew eee EY a ge ER First row: Keith Lyon, Eugene Mitchell, J. J. Johnson, Oscar Wu, Chris Gardner, Darin Raaum, Scott Brisendine, Bobby McLean, Bill Hendrickson. Second row: Less Wright, i Zambrano, Matt Morehead, Kieth Myer, Michael Kaplan, Bill Stockton. Third row: Randy Kirk, Doug Shields, Mark Supinski, Rob McCory, Matt Wauben, Tom Yanowski, Greg Spear, John Vollmer, Heath McArthur. Fourth row: John McTasney, Gustavo Colom, Fred Edwards, Chris Pearce, Bill Coan, Mark Bizic, Jim Davis, Scott Springer, Rich Franks, Jim Budynas, Bob Eichorn The boy’s track team got off to a running start this season with many enthusiastic Lancers taking to the track. Many hours of jogging, sprinting, jumping, and throwing were spent in prepa- ration for their weekly meets. Most of the team members were in good shape, as they had participated in cross country or winter track. Coach Cooley was proud of the Lancers, with many run- ners placing in the District meet. BOYS TRACK BOYS TRACK BOYS TRACK BOYS TRACK 179 GIRLS’ VARSITY SOCCER For the third successful season, Janice Wolfe has coached the Girls’ Varsity Soccer team. This season, with only a few returning seniors, the majority of the team was underclass- men. Annette Meade, Wendy Crouch, Tracy Lucas, and Linda Tra- bucco — a few veterans of the team — contributed fine effort through out the season. With Mary O'Keefe at left wing, Cathy Cassady in the center, and Karen Bowers on the offensive line, the Lancer team did exceedingly well. On defense, Julie Beams and Rachael Christenson worked well to hold their opponents. Despite the challenging opposition, the girls’ team was ex- tremely triumphant in upholding their reputation for playing with fine form, talent, and skill. eke 180 The thrill of tryouts. First row: Linda Trabucco, Annette Meade, Wendy Crouch, Kelly Chervenak, Amy Griffith, Page Kemp. Second row: Mary Nally, Mary O’Keefe, Beth Shaver, Barb Barrick, Karen Bowers. Tracy Lucas, Karen Houser. Third row: Julie Beams, Liz Haher, Tracy Birrell, Elaine Wallace, Robin Roylance, Dina Scamardo, Lori Glass, Shelley Gardener. Hello, Kelly! Introducing ... Linda Trabucco ¥ s a | aw i | Talk about fancy footwork! 18] First row: Suzanne Shelton, Suji Krishnan, Kris Bradley, Cathy Creighton, Becky Alexander. Second row: Coreen Colovos, Susie Kim, Kim-Sue Tudor, Kim Cisek, Karen Komp. Third row: Michelle Kelly, Natalie Not pictured: Julie Eppley, Ana Basursco, Kathy Egress, Kim Papefus, Sharon Saler, Sharon Ferony. ( Wa aller!!) The success of the soccer teams here at Lee has been a tradition, and for the girl’sj.v. team a tradition that has been upheld for seven incredible seasons. A major credit to this unbelievable record is the enormous turnout each year of skilled players in the Spring- field area. This season, the girls were coached by Miss Diedra Reynolds, combining the necessary talents of both the new players and “veterans” of the team to continue their winning record. GIRLS TRACK First Row: Angela Colom, Dena Headlee, Jeanne Foster, Ronda Heilig, Chrissy Ekman, Gigi Waycaster, Gina Wiggins, Kim Griffiths. Second Row: F. Snodgrass, Jennifer Brow, Betty Gilespie, Jill Herriman, Liz Barnhardt, Stephanie Martin. Third Row: Amy Collifer, Benita Brown, Dana Dewing, (manager) Julie Humphrey, Mishawn Cole, Karen Barnes, Mary Spoth, Linda Fox. Fourth Row: Luann Peterson, Chery! Beeden, Karen Tenefrancia, Melissa Stewart, Mina Martin, Carolyn Weisskopf, Kimberly Tucker, Kim Creighten, Patty Ekman, Dana Salmon. Running Bleachers 183 na The Lancer men await their turn at bat. John Natoli is congratulated on his way home. TP rPmmnerew Kae unate Once upon a time there was this baseball player 184 As the 83 season began the Varsity Baseball team had to compete not only with their opponents who are constantly striving to overpower the Lancers, but also with the de- termination of Mother Nature to keep the boys inside. Despite the consistently bad weather, the start of the ’83 season proved that Lee was heavily favored to win the dis- trict. Veteran outfielder Tom For- burger along with the experienced infield of Jake Estepp and Jeff Jones, delivered a strong and con- sistent defense, while seniors Kevin Cover and Mike Foss assumed the pitching duties. Under the direction of Mr. Brad- ley, the team found themselves in a fight for the district title, once again. we a BS gh Pe EC Te. First row: Daren Collins, Mike Alexander, Bill Rubin, Jimmy Carroll, Kevin Thurston, Adam Syrek, Dennis Smith. Second row: Chuck Faber, John Butler, Jeff Jones, Tom Forburger, Mark Federovitch, David Blevins, Robbie Smith. Third row: John Natoli, Steve Carroll, Jay Anderson, Jeff Jarosz, Jake Estepp, Kevin Cover, Mike Foss, Greg Crutchfield. (Man agers: Diana Eckert and Elizabeth Grzymala.) Ftp ght Pena Nate 8 - � a CT a ‘(SP wc The j.v. players and Coach Paul Farley watch the action on the field. The 1983 J.V. Baseball Team assumed the winning ways of Lancer baseball, striving for their sixth district championship in seven years. At the start of the season a few of the j.v. team members played on the varsity level for the spring tourna- ment, an early start which gave the team a little more experi- ence for their oncoming season. With the leadership of Coach Paul Farley, the freshmen and sophomores of Lee High School displayed impressive teamwork and incentive that very incentive which they hope will earn them a spot on the varsity team next year. — Front Row L-R: Randy Hewitt, David Blevins, Rodney Rose, Jay Anderson, Steve Carroll, Greg One of the Lancer men, Rodney Rose, heaves Crutch. Back Row: Patrick Thurston, Scott Redfield, Daren Collins, Tommy DiGiulian, John Dray, the ball. Dominick Maganelli, Lance Schreiber. Kneeling: John Demers, David Coulter Standing: Scott Reilly, Sean Madden, Rob Ament Shawn Madden checks the target. Ritle Team John Demers ready for fire. The Rifle Team is made up of the six best shooters from the rifle club. Of those six, the combined scores of the top four shooters make up the team score. Each shooter has fifty five minutes to shoot thirty shots: 10 shots in prone, 10 shots while kneeling, and 10 shots while standing. A target consists of ten bulls, with each bull worth up to ten points. A shooter can shoot up to one hundred points per target. A perfect score for an individual is 300, while a perfect team score is 1200. This year the team averaged around 985 points per match and worked hard every match in order to get the most points possible. Scott Reilly takes his aim. 187 VARSITY SOFTBALL Under the direction of Coach Rowe, the Varsity Softball team was consistently dedicated to long hours of practice. Their deter- mination carried the team through a tough schedule of many talented district and non-district teams. Al- though the team hasn't had great success in the past years, this sea- son brought high expectations for a winning season. - a at ite ae ‘ . Bost “4 yo i ra oe et eet Te ‘ to A ag = ‘ ' eS bit eee rd ae Miss Rowe helps adjust team equipment. Margaret Knopp takes control of the outfield. Luann and Miss Fields discuss team strategy. 188 Watch out! Here comes Luann. Amy Porter pitches to the enemy. Kris Colvin waits for the next fly ball Margaret Knopp watches intensely First row: Bev Leifer, Melissa Van Buren, Amy Porter, Lorena Vajda, Kelly Morris, Kris Colvin, Coach Rowe. Second row: Luann Peterson, Margaret Knopp, Leslie Fettig, Eileen Politi, Tina Ward. The J.V. Softball team, despite the strong competition in the Gunston dis- trict, has worked persistently to im- prove their record. With continued con- fidence and deter- mination the team has progresssed, looking forward to competition on the varsity level. The Robert E. Lee Golf Team, led by Coach Tiernan, dis- played tremendous tal- ent this year. Having a winning attitude throughout the season, the Lancers repre- sented Lee High School admirably. 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' ) Senators: First row; Sue Collins, Judy Tabler, Amy Griffith, Patty Lynch, Susie Nguyen. Second row; Keith Myer, Mike Howley, Marcia Ford, Annette Meade. (ore 196 Jane Popeck, Vice-President. OFFICER Cathy O’Brien, Secretary. The Student Government Association is a group of hard- working students who have been elected to represent the entire student body. The objectives of the $.G.A. are to coor- dinate interschool activities, inspire school spirit and provide a means of communication between students and faculty. The activities which S.G.A. participates in are Homecoming, pep rallies, a sockhop, Freshmen orientation, and organizing all elections. Elections Committee: First row; Lisa Hall, Scott Cahill, Gustavo Colom, Sarah Andrews. Second row; John Moran, Dean Worley, Michelle Kelly, Darlene Ben- Toni Abner, Sponser. nett. . Es yet Homecoming Committee: First row; Thu Dinh, Darlene Bennett, Lisa Hall, Cathy O'Brien, Marcia Ford, Heidi Meeks, Amy Griffith, Ann Monell, Rhonda Estridge. Second row; Darci Bossman, Sharon Dawson, Michelle Kelly, Rick Friedrichson, Patty Lynch, Hope Carter, Sarah Andrews, Shiela Hubbs Second row: Misty Richard, Page Kemp, Michelle Foss, Elizabeth Gryzmala, Gustavo Colom, Susie Nguyen, Judy Fisher, Lisa Johnston, Fourth row: Megan Price, Jane Popeck, John Moran, Chris Bolt, Mike Howley, Scott Cahill, Mike Foss, Brain Hendrickson. Brian Hendrickson, Judy Fisher (chairman), Chris Bolt, Misty ; ent : Richard, Susan Millan Magazine Drive: First row: Thu Dinh, Page Kemp, Amy Griffith, Michelle Kelly Michelle Foss, Second row: Megan Price, Jane Popeck, Keith Myer, Judy Fisher, Cathy O’Brien. 197 The National Honor Soci- ety is an organization com- posed of students who excel in their academic work. Mem- bers are required to maintain a 3.5 grade point average or better and exhibit qualities of good character, worthy lead- ership, and commendable service. They are active juniors and seniors who are in- volved in a variety of clubs as well as community activities. At the end of each year, the National Honor Society pre- sents two scholarships to the two members the society feels has demonstrated superior performance in all aspects of high school life. The Spanish Honor Soci- ety, requiring a 3.5 grade point level in the completed levels of Spanish, was estab- lished by Mrs. Eva Hauptman and Ms. Karen Barr. This years society, sponsered by Senora Coile, is led by the fol- lowing officials: Cindi Cisek, Chris Pearce, Cathy O’Brien, Bill Rubin, and Liz Barn- hardt. 198 National Honor Society First row: John Mansperger, Thu Dinh, Dean Worley, Scott Cahill, Darlene Bennett, Lisa Johnston, Sarah Andrews, Tom Neuhauser, Juli Choi, Second row: Loo Lin, Shelle y Scruggs, Adrienne Buggs, Christie Sewell, Keith Myer, Jennifer Brown, Michelle Kelly, Chris Pearce, David Brobst, Elizabeth Grzymala, Third row: Bill Rubin, Leslie Hornaday, Julie Humphrey, Kathy Tanner, Bruce Kaiser, Steve Hall, Allison Antrom, Aldon Collier, Linda Trabucco, Fourth row: Kathleen Quigly, Tom Amico, John Moran, Chris Bolt, Brian Hendrickson, Mike Howley, Dave Kim, Susan Millan. Honor Society ae Spanish First row: Beth Brown, Mary Nally, Cindi Cisek, Cathy O’Brien, Liz Barnhardt, Thu Dinh, Annette Meade Second row: Darlene Bennett, Jeannie Hambleton, Chris Pearce, Karen Barnes, Gail Miller, Amy Porter, Natalie Strother, Lisa Lachance Third row: Melanie Smith, Mike Wagner, Sohail Rashid, Bill Springer, Billy Rubin, A.J. Halagao, Chris Bolt Fourth row: Sherry Smith, Mike Rubus, Dave O’Brien, Sharon O’Brien, Allison Antrim, Eun Kim. French Honor Society First row: Sarah Andrews, Lisa Hall, Sophia Kuo, Shelly Scruggs, Loo Lin, Susan Millan, Adrienne Buggs, Julie Choi. Second row: Nanette Anderson, Keith Myer, Jennifer Brown, Tom Amico, Brian Dooling, David Kim, Brian Hendrickson. Third row: Lovisa Baptist, Ana Basurko, Kim Papenfus, John Moran, Julie Humphrey, Linda Trabucco, Lisa Johnston. Not pictured — Judy Brown. Science Club ¥ ow First row: Alan Staiman, Mark Supinski, Andy Kestner, John Mansperger, David Wheeler. Second row: Kevin Stewart. Ana Basurco, Angela Colom, Steve Javes, Lisa Longerbeam, Kellee Kasold. Not pictured — Annmarie Crowling, Stephanie Power. The French Honor Society isa club for outstanding students of French III or above, dedi- cated to furthering their edu- cation of French culture. The F.H.S. sponsors french bread sales several times each year, dines in French restaurants, and attends french literary presentations, competitions, and exhibits. The Science Club is a club for students interested in the fields of Biology, Chemistry and Physics. The club mem- bers get together for activities after school. The president, Alan Staiman, with the help of the vice-president, Steve Javes, plan activities to va- rious places throughout the year, 199 The German Honor Society is comprised of German stu- dents who have maintained a 3.5 average in German over 3 semesters and a 3.0 average in all other subjects. Society members raise money throughout the year so that a scholarship can be given to the most deserving Society member. The German Club is an organization open to all stu- dents who are interested in learning about the German culture. Through activities such as their field trip to Busch Gardens, the members are exposed to the traditions of the German people. 200 German Honor Society First row: Darci Bossman, Rachael Christensen, Chrissy Ekman, Michele Koslowski, Lucy Hartmann. Second row: Keith Kruse, Bruce Kaiser, David Brobst, Sarah Simmons, Bev Hoover. German Club First row: Amy Folden, Darci Bossman, Rhonda Heilig, Karen Ziegler, Jennifer Miller, Russell Capps, Steve Javes. Second row: Christie Park, Karen Tenefrancia, Welde Mezghere, Rex Graft, Nathan Naylor, Scott Wiedmann, Debbie Dean, Gina Wiggins. Third row: Rick Friedrichsen, Keven Kvasnicka, Pete Sigmund, Chris Gardner, Gretchen Gample, Ann Haines, Suzanne Eberhard, Rob Mcloy. Fourth row: Phil Beaulieu, Jim Poguh, Renate Mitchell, Barbara Hoffman, Laura Tinsman, Stephanie Martin, Mike Dee, (Not pictured: Michelle Koslowski) Bible Fellowship Club The Bible Fellowship Club consists of a group of students who meet regularly to study the Bible and have fellowship with one another. First row: Jim Budynas, Yang Mi Kim, Kum Chol Sung. Second row: Tae-Young Kim, Hue-Sun Ahn, Misook Yang, Dieu Nguyen. Fellowship of Christian Athletes The fellowship of Christian Athletes consists of students who have participated in athletics or cheerleading who meet regularly for social acti- vities, Bible study and partici- pate in service projects in this school and community. First row: Ann McCarthy, Hue-Sun Ahn, Dieu Nguyen, Chrissy Dkman, Liz Barnhardt, Betty Gillespie, Julie Humphrey, Margaret Knop, Second row: Susan Millan, Kum Chol Sung, Randy Kirk, Jane Popeck, Michelle Kelly, Luann Peterson. Dina Scamardo, Dana Ditiari, third row: Paul Smith, Steve Hall, Chris Guthrie, Mary Nally, Page Kemp, Annette Meade, Rich Estill. 201 Russel Adams, Dawn Alls, Tammy Bonenberger, Kim Bush, Hope Carter, Dana Cason, Angela Colon, Loretta Colon, Diane Cover, Bev Cubbase, Dawn Daniels, Lee Davis, Sharon Dawson, Micheal Dee. Lisa Dofflemyer, Diana Eckert, Bob Eichorn, Tiffany Ericksen, Ronda Estridge, Anette Faulkner, Thomas Fetterolf. Linda Fox, Rick Friesrichsen, Kris Furman, Jauan Geter, Martin Griffith, Justine Hall, Angie Hames, John Healey, Stephanie Heath, Sandy Hewitt, Kim Hogan, Leslie Hornaday, Patty Hudock, Shelbee Jones, Zainab Khair, Chung Kim, James Kyger, Steve Lachance, Susan Leggitt, Joe Lenoach, Lin Loo, Sonja Lynham, Tiffany Marshal, Kim Martin, Mark Martin, Wendi Martin, Jimmy McElroy, Dacia Metcalf, Roger Michalski, Marilyn Middleton, Gail Miller, John Moran, Chang Park, Sarah Pearson, Thinh Phan, Rita Pierson, Julie Poach, Kim Pralle, Lisa Pridmore, Kelley Quigley, Sohail Rashid, Debbie Ries, Jackie Rodriguez, Janet Rodrigues, Molly Ryan, Sharon Saler, Janet Sheldon, Jennifer Sheldon, Sarah Sheely, Helen Sherman, Allen Sisson, Debbie Thompson, Kris Turman, Doan’Tran Nguyen, Ellen Tsou, Leslie Walls, Robyn Watson, Craig Wiley, Sara Wilson, Gina Young. First row: Greg eg Chong Chong, Lorrie Walker, Julie Poach, Laura DeMarco, Karen Whitman, Sarah Sheely, Susan Legitt, Mike Cooper, Ms. Ann Brown — Sponsor. Second row: Tracy Cummings, Robyn Watson, Dacia Metcalf, Annie Preston, Nancy Crook, Kathy Brown, Tamara Thomason, Tricia Conaster, Lindsay Howerton. Third row: Jimmy Barron, Doug Sparks, Trevor Taveglione, Renee Poniatowski, Julie Purdue, Robin Kirby, Lizette Schulke, Jackie Jacobs, Karen Wainwright, Sandra Hewitt. Peggy Furman, Anna Pikralliokis. Fourth row: Mark Stewart, Tom Fetterolf, Mike Cullinane, Norman Arnett, Pat Sutter, Dana Tilly, Joe Oliveri, Lyn McPherson, Lorriane Brown, Iris Richter, Steve Landers, Ike Rahaniotis. Not Pictured: Dawn Stanford, Jennifer Cassady. 202 First Row: Becky Finch, Dawn Daniels, Terrie Manual, Loretta Colon, Sam Lukschander, Kathy Perkins, Tammy Bonenberger, Sammi Mele. Second Row: Stacey Phelps, Pam Adolph, Susie Bolduc, Michelle Wood, Kathy Harrington, Michelle Shrewsbury, Anette Faulkner, Shawn Canady. Third Row: Mrs. J.P. Coffman. Darlene Mitchell, Aimee Mathews, Patty Crawford, Lisa Ramsey, Donna Waters, Mary Ellen Smoczynski, Nina Pollard, Maria Niehoff. Fourth Row: Mrs. R. Pigg, June Henley, Kim Bush, Joan Siegel, Linda Wilbrandt, Theresa Todd, Debbie Thompson, Jon Gallagher, Stacey Ninship, Tracey Tho- mason. Not Pictured: Taya Haidacher, Cynthia Ward, Julie Barcia, Tracey Perkins, Lynda Staley, Vilaibanh Suphasiri, Sandi Williams, Teresa Brown, Cheryl Acey, Mary Ann Kerr, Sheri Little, Brenda McMinn, Dede Palinchik, Janet Thai, Sandra Mobley, Rita Pierson, Jayne Wright, Tracey Hammond, Arleen Halagao, Cheryl Lewark. Scott Acey, Kam Ran Afzal, Brad Arnold, Dan Bell, Shaun Benson, Eric Bohn, Mark Burdette, Allen Cameron, Ron Carpenter, Wesley Carr, Kevin Collins, Paul Crook, Barry Culbertson, Brian Culbertson, Peter Dassler, Ron Dunn, James Fitzgerald, Michae] Furchak, Dan Givens, Lawrence Harmon, James Hennigan, Lam Huynh, John Kennedy, Mark Kovacs, William Lochnicht, Ron Locher, Ferdi Magallanes, Jeff Mann, Steve Melera, Eric Miles, Garett Nigg, Jeff Norton, Mike Pastula, Boun Heng Phillasone, Dania Premasathira, Net Premasathira, Dan Renninger, James Satterwhite, Jeff Sherman, Richard Staf- ford, Mark Stanford, Jeff Steed, Kum-Chol Sung, Roger Williams, Kien Ning Tong, Steve Wolf. Kevin Thurstin, Darren Schindel, Todd Freeman, Terri Kohn Second Row: Neal Chingenjseel, Vine Link, Rick Fitzgerald, Chuck Hackney. Third Row: Forrest Shifflett, Jeff Fitzgerald, Wes Mahoney, Gerry Melvin. 203 The Chess Club was formed to further student’s knowledge and skill in playing the game of chess. The President, David Wheeler, and Vice- President, Alan Staiman, or- ganize matches among the members and occasionally, our sponsor, Mr. Coleman. We are not limited to chess but rather to any and all classic board games. The Buboe Slashers are a unique group of idealistic and analytical minds, joined together in the pursuit of liter- ary knowledge and the study of existentialism, in order to one day rid society of its plagues. 204 hess Club First row: Alan Staiman (vice-pres.), Andy Kestner, Mark Supinski, John Demers; Second row: Jim Pouge, David Wheeler, Steve Javes (Pres.), Not pictured: John Mansperger, Jim Kyger, Kathryn Quigley, Brenda Carter, Kevin Brown. Buboe Slashers From Top: Lisa Johnston, Allison Antrim, Charles Olver. Judy Fisher, Larry Dean, Lisa Hall, Julie Choi, Sarah Andrews, Daric Bossman, Shelia Hubbs, Susan Millan, Adrienne Buggs, Keith Myer, Sponsor — Guru Pyeun. Safety Council The Safety Council is an orga- nization of students con- cerned with methods of safety in their community. The club is sponsored by Mr. Jones under the guidance of Officer Pendley. First row: Ed Smoczynski, David Hollis; second row: Misty Richard, Mary Ellen Smoczynski, Rhonda Heilig, Angela Colom, Steve Javes, Thu Dinh; Third row: Officer Pendley, Mark Supinski, Jim Blase, Paul Howerton, Mr. Jones. Medical Careers Club 7 The Medical Careers Club is an organization composed of students interested in possi- bly pursuing a career in med- icine. This vear some of their projects have been visiting an animal hospital, Fairfax Hos- pital, and other field trips. The club has learned to use blood pressure equipment and practice on other students at Lee. Our devoted sponsor, Mrs. Smith, has given much help and direction to the members. 5 ' Yl First row: Mrs. Smith (sponsor), Gina Wiggins, Kim Griffiths, Hynn Park, Rhonda Estrige, Sally Choe; Second row: Mike Dee, Robbie McCay, Kelley Quigley, Susan Lin, Mam Ngugen. 205 On September 20th John Moran, Michelle Kelly and captain Brian Hendrickson participated in It’s Academic, a competition among local high schools, that airs weekly on television. Led by sponsor Mrs. Mellion, the team placed second against teams from John F. Kennedy and Thomas Jefferson high schools. Assistants are students who aid teachers for one period a day. They help in Guidance and the Main Office by per- forming such tasks as answer- ing phones and running errands. Through the help of these students the adminis- trators have more time to spend with those who need help. 206 Its Academic Je John Moran, Brian Hendrickson, Mrs. Mellion and Michelle Kelly. Oftice Assistants Back row: Mrs. Glakas, Keith Hornburger, Lisa Brown, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Hansen, Myungjoo Kim. Middle row: Mike Downing, Sherri Basset, Janine Shaff, John Demers. Front row: Stacy Kyle, Ana Molina, Sammi Mele, Debbie Nugent. Not pictured: Linda Watts. nternational Speed Skating : é First row: Lanae Williams, John Demers, Cathy O’Brien, Debbi Roose, Michelle Kelly. Second row: John Moran, Steve Javes, David Wheller, Jerry Daniels, Jim Pogue, Aldon Collier. Model UN First row: Hugh McAloon, Dan Robinson. Second row: Mrs. Bathgate, Dan Sachs, Trey Kelleter, Kevin Hildebeidel. Third row: Charles Olver, Nam Nguyen, Karl Kartezenis, Tom Yanowsky. The International Speed Skat- ing Club is a unique service organization which is devoted to the art of speed skating. The club raises money in numerous skate-a-thons. The Model United Nations Team is composed of students interested in foreign affairs. Colleges and universities or- ganize and oversee simulated United Nations sessions which are held throughout the year. At simulated confer- ences held in Boston, New York and Washington, issues identical to those at the real United Nations are discussed. 207 The Girls Athletic Association isa club organized for the sup- porting of the Girls sports at Lee. They do many activities, like sponsoring the Powder Puff game and working at the Key Center with the hand- icapped children. The GAA is a great club for any girl who is interested in supporting the Girls sports at Lee. The Rifle Club gets together on Saturday afternoons at Ft. Belvior to improve their marksmanship with .22 rifles. The top six shooters in the club comprise the Lee Varsity Rifle team under the direction of Mr. Hickman. 208 Girls Athletic Association First row: Thu Dinh, Rhonda Estridge, Patti Lynch, Judy Fisher, Heidi Meeks. Second row: Renate Mitchell, Jane Popeck, Rhonda Heilig, Stephanie Martin, Janine Shaft, Michele Kokowski, Sue Collins, Diane Thumser, Angie Hames, Luann Peterson. Third row: Georgiana Lachnict, Kathy Barnhardt, Deena Bennett, Suzanne Shelton, Patti Huddock, Joanna Ham, Valerie Wright, Judy Tabler, Annette Meade, Maria Rapuano. Fourth row: Robyn Roylance, Kris Colvin, Pat Gravitte, Dina Scamardo, Amy Popeck, Lori Kirby, Liz Barnhardt, Tracey Lucas, Terri Pugh, Kim-Sue Tudor. Not pictured: Nancy Nagel Rifle Club and Team p First row: Bill Speak, Rob McCoy, John Demers, David Coulter. Second row: Steve Landers, Scott Reilly, Sean Madden, Mike Dee. AB Med fh a ee a aap yy éons First row: Kim Estes, Darra Young, Bev Leifer, Thu Dinh, Hwa Young, Kevin Ryan. Second row: Doug Harman, Jeff Cowles, James Guba, Stephanie Power, Jim Noel. Third row: Stacy Kyle, John Sheehan, Lisa Phillips, Eun Kim, Vu Thanh, Fourth row: Mr. Newberry, Lisa Cover, Sonya Anderson, Mark Supinski. Newspaper First row: Mishawn Cole, Kimberly Tucker, Delores Weir, Natalie Strother, Becky Williams, Veronica Henderson, Shelby Assay Angela Floyd, Kim Nolan, Lottie Ray. Row: Yvonne Hollis, Benita Brown, Debbie London, on tte Sc Mrs. Bell, Eric Floyd, Jay West, Maurice Weir, Mrs. Golden. Tammy Folks, Dana Cason, Kim Hogan. Second Row: Third ierer, Angela Williams, Ricardo Ruiz. Fourth Row: The ABC educate its members of was designed to famous Black achievers and They stress the importance of coop- achievements. also eration and co-existence be- tween people of all racial and religious groups. For this alone TODAY: for a stronger tomorrow. will provide The Lance began the ’82-'83 year with a fresh start and a brand new sponsor and no re- turnees from 81] but many en- thusiastic journalism students trying their hands at runninga newspaper. The staff has been successful in producing a first- rate newspaper that repre- sents the spirit of Lee High School. 209 ield Staff 1983 Shield Staff 1983 Shiel: Courtney and Elizabeth make Mike rewrite copy for the sport’s section. Cindi Cisek — Editor. ll ey — ee | Louisa and Cliff decide on pictures for the student life section. First row: Pam Holst, Cheryl Breeden, Courtney Sullivan, Kellee Kasold, Janis Hopkins, Mr. Hammonds. Second row: Cliff Antrim, Marcia Ford, Heather Beach, Dacia Metcalf, John Mancuso, Penny Mekenie, (not pictured: Cathie Aime, Chris Alexander, Karl Kartezenis, Shawn Lachica.) | 210 Statf 1983 Shield Staff 1983 Shield Stafi Wt Preparation for yearbook sales. — As the 1982-83 school year approached, the Shield Staff was faced with several unique problems. For the first time the yearbook period was combined with a Commercial Art class. I thank Mr. Hammonds for enduring this sometimes frustrating “situation” which became, after many hours of organization, an integral part of the yearbook production. Equally deserving many thanks is the entire Shield Staff, for tolerating and understanding the many hours of work needed to produce a yearbook. I can honestly and proudly say that the goal we established at the first of the year — to make our twenty-fifth anniversary edition a very special yearbook — has been achieved. For the class of 83 this yearbook represents just a handful of our high school memories — a keepsake that we will cherish for the rest of our lives. Thanks again to all who contributed. — Cindi Cisek, editor-in-chief. The pep-rally page goes into effect. Mike Foss and Catherine Harmony. The International Club is a new club which was formed to promote knowledge of differ- ent world cultures. Thirteen countries are represented by its membership. This year the Club promoted the UNICEF Drive and established a corps of guides to provide assistance to new ESL students at Robert E. Lee High School. The main purpose of the Ko- rean Club is to maintain t he tradition, cultures, and lan- guage of the members’ native countries. The members also celebrate Korean holidays together. This year the club has held a successful Korean food sale and kept in touch with other Korean clubs throughout the U.S. bo —_ bo International | Club First row: Mrs. Coffman (sponser), Sandy Tssou, Sengdevane Phouminh, Ellen Tsou, Loo Lin, Ghada Haddad, Kin Tong. Second row: Loretta Colom, Freba Khair, Anju Varma, Saruoth Snguon, Dieu Nguyen, Sally Choe, Thu Dinh. Third row: Tina Nguyen, Maria Estevez, Hee Sun Kang, Jaheda Munshi, Yaoran Souvannaphandhu, Kimberly Nguyen, Hugo Aguila. Fourth row: Pedro Romero, Ms. Todd (sponsor), Gabby Colom, Angela Colom, Hue-Sun Ahn. Fifth row: Thai Pham, Mohammad Gojadidi, Welde Mezghebe, Antonio Romeo. Korean Club First row: Inhyok Lee, Hue-Sun Ahn, Dr. Turgeon, Tae-Young Kim, Jung-Mi Kim, Susan Chang. Second row: Yang-Mi Kim, Mi-Sook Yang, Jae Kwak, Chinyong Lee, Chong Chong Hui. Third row: Kum Chol Sung, Lee Woojong, Kim Hoon Jeon, Hwang Chi Sung. Vietnamese Club First row: Kim Nguyen, Dieu Nguyen, Phong Nguyen, Minh Huyen Phan, Thai Pham Hoang, second row: Stien Minh Phan, Quoc-Hien Vuong, Nam Nguyen, Luan Vo, Phillip Nguyen. Tri-M First row: Heather Hunt, Chris Barret, Leslie Hornaday, Beth Brown, Second row: Jane Elmquist, Sherry Smith, LaNae Williams, Tiffany Marshall, Third row: Bob McTasney, Tammy Bonenberger, Dean Worley. The Vietnamese Club serves a number of purposes as a stu- dent organization. It brings together people who are in- terested in the Vietnamese culture and provides a voice for those who are adjusting to America for the first time as a resource in the transition pro- cess. The Modern Music Masters, otherwise known as Tri-M, is an Honor’s Society recogniz- ing those students who have demonstrated exceptional abilities as musicians. The members of the society are re- quired to be academically up- standing as well as musically advanced. Faculty lunches and ushering for school con- certs are two activities partici- pated in by members. The 82- 83 officers are President — Chris Barrett, Vice President — Beth Brown, Secretary — Leslie Hornaday, Treasurer — Kim Harrison, and Histori- an — Heather Hunt. Tech Crew The Tech Crew provides lighting and sound for all ac- tivities in the auditorium. They also set up sound for sports events and pep rallies. First row: John Demers, LaNae Williams, Chris Barrett, Michelle Kelly. Second row: Steve Gums, Chris Gardner, Malcolm Andrews, Jim Kyger. Thespians Thespian troupe 362, led by Mr. Maiden, is the drama honor society. The officers are Chris Barrett, John Moran, Michelle Kelly, and Lee Voegler. This year’s plays in- clude: “You Can’t Take It With You” and “Comings and Goings.” First row: Barb Barrick, John Demers, LaNae Williams, Kim Wade, Chris Barret. Michelle Kelly, Lisa Clover, Ricky Friedrichsen. Second row: Rob Robertson, Thu Dinh. Kathy Barnhardt, Lee Voegler, Adrienne Buggs, John Moran. Third row: Eric Floyd, Rex Graft, Darci Bossman, Jay Balding. bad ' ’ ' ' : ' ’ ’ ; ' 4 First: Son Tran, Darci Bossman, Dean Worley, Scott Cahill, Ted Bernstein, Tom Yanowsky, Sean Madden. Second row: Steven Goldschen, Steve Gums, Keith Myer, James Kyger, Bob McTasney, John Mancuso, Chris Pearce. Third row: Charlie O’Brien, Evan Palm, Steve Hall, Matt Morehead, Chris Guthrie, Dan Gable. Fourth row: Malcolm Andrews, John Moran, Greg Cruthfield, Mark Supinski, Paul Howerton. Not pictured: Chris Ekman, Eric Palm, Gustavo Colom. Key Club The world’s largest high school service organization, the Key Club, has over 104,000 members in more than 5000 clubs in seven nations. Sponsored by Kiwanis International with a college Branch Circle-K. Key Club is dedi- cated to service in the community, home, and school. This year's projects at Lee included publishing the school directory and volunteering for Special Olympics. In compliance with the Key Club International theme “Strengthen from Within” the Lee High Key Club has increased its members to one and one half times its former size. Keyette Club The Keyettes is an interna- tional service club, whose motto is, “We serve.” The Robert E. Lee Club, under the leadership of Ms. Wright, assists the school and commu- nity throughout the year. Proj- ects include bloodmobiles, monthly newsletters, can food drives, and the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. This group meets every Wednesday after school to discuss the projects for the coming weeks. First row: Liz McGuiness, Linda O’Brien, Kathy Tanner, Lori Sellers, Nancy Welch, Kelly Laughlin, Debbie DiTieri, Lisa LaChance, Joelle Pozza, Bev Leifer. Second row: Kathy Brown, Patty Hudock, Robyn Watson, Jenny Crockett, Liz Boyle, Laura Powe, Penny McKenie, Vilma Paz. Third row: Thu Dinh, Debbie Ennis, Jeannie Hambleton, Sheri Egress, Heidi Meeks, Betty Gillespie, Tracy Lucas, Page Kemp, Annette Mead, Maureen Davis. Fourth row: Susan Millan, Lucy Hartmann, Linda Trabucco, Michele Foss, Karen Bowers, Luanne Peterson, Liz Barnhardt, Laura Myslevicz, Eileen Politi Civettes The Civettes is a service club which monthly assists the school and surrounding com- munity in many special proj- ects. Before the start of the new school year, the club was holding teas for the faculty. Throughout the year the club participated in the March of Dimes, Fruitcake sales and collecting of food for the needy. Supporting the Ath- letic Department, Civettes sell tickets and divide profits from popcorn sales after school and at athletic events. First row: (Officers) Sheila Hubbs, Ellyn Signet, Mishawn Cole, Mary Nally, Marcia Ford, Leslie Hornaday, Lorrie Walker, Sherry Smith. Second row: Heather Hunt, Pam Politi, Carolyn Amesse, Lisa Platt, Judy Tabler, Gigi Waycaster, Diane Rubin, Kerry Pruden. Third row: Amy Pruden, Hyun Park, Mary John, Dawn McNamara, Kathy Kneubriehl, Joan Galbraith, Natalie Eppley. Fourth row: Darci Bossman, Sharon Dawson, Susan Wood, Kim Milstead, Kim Papenfus, Gretchen Gamble, Dacia Metcalf, Kellee Kasold. Fifth row: Susan Reardon, Loo Lin, Allison Antrim, Sharon O'Brien, Kim Tucker, Kim Hogan. Lancer Girl's Club First Row: Lynn Horton, Catherine Harmony, Michelle Wood, Courtney Sullivan, Elizibeth Gryzmala, Debbie Thompson, Laura DeMarco, Cindy Engleman, Amy Griffith, Darlene Bennett. Second Row: Tracey Cummings, Judy Masters, Chrissie Campell, Julie Poach, Ann Monell, Heather Beach, Sara Wilson, Racheal Kristenson, Lori Glass, Cathy Creiton. Fourth Row: Linda Watts, Mojo Kim, Jackie Jacobs, Lisa Hall, Shelby Jones, Susie Kim, Patti Lynch, Linda Fox, Sue Leggitt. Fifth Row: MaryAnn Kerr, Karen Wainwright, Stacey Kyle, Tracey Bradley, Kim Rice, Gail Spencer, Dina Scamardo, Denise Morse, Amy Popeck, Ann McArthy. Not Pictured: Cindy Cisek, and Charmane Lordess Breeden. Lancer Mens Club First row: Tim Taylor, Chris Bolt, Mike Foss, Brian Hendrickson. Second row: John Newell, Darrin Collins, Bill Rubin, Bill Hendrickson, Paul Smitty, Phil Cougill, Greg Gaudy, John Di Giluian, Bruce Kaiser, Doug Rodgers, John Oliva, David Kim, Brad Arnold. Third row: Bobby Batchelor, Joey Zambrano, Mike Howley, Kevin Shey, Brian Dooling, A.J. Halago. Fourth row: Joe Broman, Tom DiGuiluian, Scott Riley, Brad Brown, Bob Sedlack, Martin Griffith, Greg McGann, Nels Pearsal, Tom Amico. Fifth row: Jeff Hancock, Keith Kruisi, Bob Lemmon, Tom Burgess, Mark Bidgood, Norman Arnett, Jim Fuhs, Paul Newman, Pat Bolt. Lancer Girl's Club is a club that prides itself in the fact that they balance their social activities and service projects. This year’s service projects in- cluded helping to build a spe- cial playground at Key Center as well as sponsoring various luncheons for teachers and volunteer helpers in the school. The club also sponsors the annual Mr. Lancer contest as well as participating in Homecoming Follies. The girls all worked together this year under the leadership of President Elizabeth Grzyma- la and Vice-President Court- ney Sullivan. We enjoyed another year of fun service to our school and community. Lancer Men's Club is an ac- tive service club for the boys at Lee High School. LMC participates in many projects throughout the year for Lee, and the surrounding commu- nity. In the 1982-83 school year LMC members helped build a playground at the Key Center. Every year the LMC uses their brain and brawn to arrange the graduation set- up. LMC is considered a diffi- cult club to become a member because they only want boys capable of responsibility and initiative. The Lancer Drill Team of 1982-83, led by co-captains Cindy Engelmann and Linda O’Brien, is a group of dedi- cated girls that perform at games and pep-rallies. During July the Lancer Dancers travelled to Mary Washing- ton College to attend the Super Star Drill Team Camp where they learned new routines and competed with other Lori Sellers, Kathy Tanner, Debbie DiTieri Michelle Fernandez, Sally Edwards Petrina Johnson, Katrina Harrison Robyn Watson, Dawn McNamara Georgia Grisham, Mendi Martin, Rima Irabi DRILL TEAM DRILL TEAM DRILI squads. The routines the Drill Team performed were “Your Mama Don't Dance,” “The Other Woman,” “Catch a Wave,” to the Go-Go's with “We Got the Beat,” and finally the favored routine, “Pac Man.” The Lancer Danc- ers continue to practice throughout the year and their talent shows in their enthusiasm. Marcia Medvetz, Julie Poach, Jessie Williams Carolyn Amesse, Vikki Hildebrandt, Sandy Hewitt Eun Kim, Cindy Karriker, Anne Brittingham Pattie Crawford, Aimee Jo Matthews Lisa Johnston TEAM DRILL TEAM DRILL TEAM Marching Ban ae: a ‘ ‘By Kathy Barnhardt, Tricia Barr, Gary Black, Kelly Buchanan, Mark Butman, Ron Cunningham, Sue Eberhard, Robert Gentry, Dena Headlee, Allan Hess, Kevin Hildeidel, Ricky Holter, Lisa Kovacs, Mike Leonard, Robbie McCoy, Hugh Mc Aloon, Heather McArthur, Jeff Mock, Kelly Morris, Nathan Naylor, Michelle Racz, Laura Riley, Danny Robinson, Billy Silvola, Mary Spoth, Ricky Stafford, Becky Sullivan, Beth Tankersley, Sean Williams, Jim Hamilton, Mark Benson, Matt Bley, Beth Brown, Andy Clark, Aldon Collier, Amy Cullifer, Jerry Daniels, Fred Edwards, Chuck Faber, Rex Graft, James Guba, Kristen Harrison, Barb Hoffman, Susan Hollis, Jim Hull, John Jackson, Sharon Keim, Bill Lawson, Cynthia Lefton, Stephany Leonard, George Lin, Sherri Lovgren, Keith Lyon, Bob McTasney, Hyun Park, Rob Robertson, Danny Sachs, Charlie Sheard, Melonie Smith, Karen Tenefrancia, Matt Wauben, David Wheeler, Ken Wheeler, Scott Weidman, Gina Wiggins, Richard Wiggins, Elizabeth Wood, Dean Worley, Simon Youssef. First row: Alison Ramm, Monica Taylor, Sarah Cornell, Lanae Williams, Liz Price 2nd Row Judy Fellers, Michelle Racz, Nout Souvannaphandhu, Vanessa Bernstien, Jennifer Redyhough, Terry McCullen 220 The marching band consists of students performing in different areas such as horns, marching percussion, flags, rifles and twirlers. The marching band can very well be the most difficult of the performing units because of the long hours it takes to memorize all music, memorize all marching steps and forma- tions and to put it all together using 90 to 100 people. They perform at all home football games and some away games. First row: Susan Lin, Kelley Morris. Second row: Karen Barnes, Karen Zeigler, Ellen Tsou. Judy Tabler Kathleen Schrader, Susan Lin The Lee orchestra consists of a group of talented musi- cians who practice daily dur- ing school in addition to the hours that musicians spend practicing on their own. Con- certs are given throughout the year for the benefit of the stu- dent body and the Springfield community. This kind of dedi- cation sometimes leads to ac- ceptance into the regional and state orchestras. The Jazz Band is a group of skilled musicians whose selec- tions range from classic swing to modern fusion rock. The band performs at home bas- ketball games, pep rallies, and other local engagements. Orchestra First row: Dieu Nguyen, Kim Cisek, Lynne Horton, Chung Ho, Hue-Sun Ahn. Second row: Harvey Enokida, Lisa Longerbeam, Thang Vu, Michelle Earley, Angela Colom, John Kvasnicka. Jazz Band od First Row: Danny Robinson, Sheri Lovgren, Rob Gentry, Dean Worley, Charles Sheard, Rex Graft. Second Row: Mark Benson, Keith Lyon, David Wheeler, Rob Robertson. Third Row: Harvey Enokida, James Guba, Dave Hull. mphonic Ban First Row: Melanie Smith, Barbara Hoffman, Sheri Lovgren, George Lin, Aldon Collier, Amy Cullifer, Susan Hollis, Kathleen Schrader, Hyon Park, Cindy Lefton, Susan Lin, Beth Brown. Second Row: Elizabeth Wood, Richard Wiggins, Scott Weidman, Karen Ten efrancia, David Wheeler, Kristi Harrison, Dave Hull, Andy Clark. Third Row: Rob ilgelersae” eer Hull, Mark Benson, Bob McTasney, Keith Lyon, Dean Worley, Jerry Daniels, Matt Bley, James Guba, Rex Graft. (Not Pictured: Ken Wheeler, Fred Edwards, Bill Lawson, Chuck Faber, John Jackson, Gina Wiggins, Sharon Kevin.) Concert Band ee yr CPR had re First Row: Michelle Racz, Mary Spoth, Nancy Medrano, Laura Riley, Dena Headlee, Tricia Barr, Kelly Morris, Rebecca Sullivan, Kelly Buchanon, Suzanne Eberhard. Second Row; Nathan Naylor, Kathy Barnhardt, Danny Robinson, Betheny Tankersly, Steve Carlson, Hugh McAloon. Third Row: Jeff Mock, Ron Cunningham, Rob McCoy, Heath McArthur, Allan Hess, Robert Gentry, Ricky Holter. The Symphonic and Concert Bands are, com- posed of those students who enjoy and excel in the creative opportuni- ties of music. Both bands annually represent Lee at the District Band Festival and in addition, perform many concerts through- out the school year. Members also audition for the Regional and All- State Bands. In 1982-'83 the Choral De- partment consisted of Girls’ Ensemble, Freshman Cho- rus, Madrigal Singers and, our newest feature, Mens En- semble. Concerts during the year included the Pops Con- cert, Pyramid Concert, Win- ter Concert, and Spring Awards Concert. The Madri- gal Singers competed in New York City, and the Mens’ and Womens’ Ensembles traveled to Busch Gardens for Com- petition. Girls Ensemble First row: Lisa Welty, Kim Milstead, Rhonda Ross, Ellen Bernstein, Dawn McNamara, Kristin Zimmerman, Leah Carter. Second row: Christy Payne, Kerry Pruden, Lotti Ray, Gigi Waycaster, Shelley Prehn, Kathy Brown, Kim Weinberg, Kim West. Third row: Tammy Bonenberger, Sara Catherine Wilson, Becky Huff, Carolyn Amesse, Tiffany Marshall, Dawn Durand, Nancy Crook, Linda Darnell, Gina DeAngelis, Barb Barrick. Fourth row: Vikki Hildebrandt, Adrienne Buggs, Carrie Tombaugh, Anne Brittingham, Katie Lowerre, Renee Pontatowski, Suzy Potts, Gretchen Gamble, Cindy Nolin. (Not pictured: Debbie Stafford, Angie Williams, Heather Hunt.) M en s 2 First row: Kevin Ryan, Mark Buchko, Ronnie Pierson, Pat Sutler, Rick Estill. Second row: Billy Speak, Rick Farson, Jeff Franklin, David Wheeler, Jim Evatt, Danny Caine. Third row: Eric Floyd, Dave Nameth, Jim Shields, Derck Callaway, Phil Fuller, Bobby Anderson, John Canuel. Madrigals vF ei wae “a First row: Chris Barrett, Sally Edwards, Lori Sellers, Jay Wade, Tim Wallace Second row: Jim Kyger, Jane Elmquist, Leslie Hornaday, Lee Voegler Third row: Jerry Krebs, LaNae Williams, Russell Capps, Sherry Smith, Amy Pruden, Rick Estil, Kim Harrison, Rob Robertson First row: Becky Hall, Shirley Hawk, Shari Norris, Peggy Folk, Michelle Coats, Sonja Dunn. Second row: Scottie Hempley, Monica Tayler, Ann O'Toole, Julie Payne. Third row: Kim Creighton, Sue Ellen Stanley, Jackie Jaworski, Alicia Bilker, Lisa Parr, Allison Raurm. I'll miss you after graduation Lisa B. — Your little sis. Michael Ice Cream Stargaz- ing A Shoulder to Lean On Best Friends you're Special Love Always Lizzie S.R. — Meet me intimately at 224. Its show time — Love you. LiT. Woe to Bool!l Tracy — Thanks for being such a special best friend — Luv Beck To my best buddy, I.S.D., Love the Giving Tree Sally, you're the sweetest and prettiest girl I know — Love B. Lori, Sally, Debbie, Kathy, Kelly — Friends Forever I love Rob H. Junior Summer of 82 143 July 18 RBS-N-SAL 24 72 ME I love Bif-Cup-Jon + Julie - Oct. 24, 1982 — 4:010 382, Hey Anim al! Wuv ya. Nana, Shakes, Mobo, Dinci, Shell, Seb, T-byrd: Rule Va. Beach 82-GoGo's “82% Virginia Beach will long remember the time we had and I will never forget the fun I had, Thanks everyone. — Love Mobo. Prom, Thing, Alabama, Poltergeist, Possum, Wishing On A Star, Bare--feet, Godfather s, Juke’ Box, Puddles, Dougie B.? And Now? Mo Nana Shakes Shell Seb T-byrd Jules — Thanks for all the great times!! Nana-Tee- Seb-Mo-Dinci-Mich-Jules-Kona Kai wont forget us — Shakes Nancy — Remem- ber all the good times — Well miss you, Love Courtney and Tracey Becky, I love you and thanks Augustine for helping with the Cuba. Karen — Thanks ] for everything — and a little bit more — Barb Gail — Best friends. always — Luv Molly P.S. — Remember IL? Page, A.J. and David, it’s been a great year! To my missing piece: I always will! Love the Big O. To the 84 gang — SK, CC, JP, CC, LA, JW — We love you! Beaches, Boys, and Bud — the only. way to go! Love Court and Trace Hey JAW ande SCV Virginia Beach was great! Remember Chris, Cliff, Buddy and cruising? Friends Forever,! Luy, DMM I believe, If you can imagine it, you can achieve it, If you can dream itgyou can become it. — Laura DeMarco Nauti- lus Women do it better! We want bigger muscles! — Karen and Barb To Martin, Our love will last for years. It will never die. Love Kathy. Ra-We ve made it this far, but we ve only just begun — Vid. Joelle — “Through the Years” “Thank You for Being A Friend” — Lisa. Thank God for ticklish girls! — Jake. Lisa — You know you can always talk to me. I'll love you always. — Joe. Yo Harmony — good times and more to come — friends forever — La Playa. Heather you've been the best friend in the whole world, thanks for being 4 there! — Catherine. To our hero Joe — We love you!! Brian Hendrickson Carolyn Weisskipe Charlotte Collier FACULTY PATRONS, FACULTY PA- Lia@ Nor rFAGULTY PA ERONS FA C™Guk Ty PA TRONS PACU E Ly. BEST or BE VE RY - THING — JACK AND BEDNA B A U M- GA RTI- NE PouicH TECHNOLOGY BEGINS IN THE IN- DUSTRIAL SHOP —MR. SUNDEEN DREAM BIG DREAMS — YOU WILL SUCCEED — -L.C. HAMMONDS BONNE CHANCE A TOUS! MA- DAME PFOHL FOR EVERY MAN THE WORLD IS AS FRESH AS IT WAS THE FIRSE DAY AND AS F Ue AS THE PNBOLD NOVEL — LLES4BOF HIM WHO HAS EYES TG SEE THEM — DR. TURGEON CONGRADULATIONS LANCERS!! mee BUSZNESS EDUCATION Stee). BELL, J. COFFMAN, B. owen y. GORDON, R.. PIGG, Pe Tae OSKY™]J. YOUNG. IN MEMORY OF J.W. ENGLAND — MY BEST FRIEND. __ A.W. JONES Ps. Miche, Soom Dally Ei MCs VYmo, ° a ONG ela OWES i Hor. Jelena Ataris Pennyratenia Nae 5 gb : ay al LL Ne bseiife i oa 5 ilver eey nn Z [o) 5 o ie g 2 Z =H S 6 28 we Org 7S fy 3 Bn ae Fe : % 8 3 se gt 2 LP� De t: be te o i} Bs E SE fs ae a si we a) a : : = z o N P pee A ne es lla in en ct WE a ; winia§ «Fe on pu a { wlll) : uM ee B PRESENTS LANCER GIRLS Lizette Schulke, Karen Wainright, Susan Leggitt and Karen Whitman on the buying trip to Williamsburg Pottery. i hs Wiig) BASAL! i jimh Pb dlaladedabel a! Wy SS was ee ee Eric and George barely fit in with all the merchandise. Marketing Fashion Merchandising Classroom-On-The- Mall Congratulates The Class of 1983 Taking inventory. 230 Craig Krueger makes the store sign. Susan Leggitt inspects the merchandise. Lee students along with other Fairfax County High School students take classes at their respective high schools and then travel to Springfield Mall for their M.D.E. class. Here they learn all store procedures and operations. There are five major divisions including: management and personnel, store operations, financial control, merchandising, buying, and sales promotion. After extensive training they now own and operate their own retail business thanks to the help of the Fairfax County Vocational Education Foundation. A teacher coordinator based in the mall places the students in the company of their choice to receive three credits for the class. After Hours Adult OB Gyn Appontments (703)97 1-0644 (202) 466-7400 Pediatric Family Practice Appointments (703) 971-0630 Springfield-Georgetown Medical Center 6501 Loisdale Court Springfield, Virginia 22150 703-97 1-0600 Mon., Tues., Thurs. Fri Wednesday 9:00 am-5:00 pm 9:00 am-9:00 pm JAMES A. CONKLIN Rental Apartments (some furnished) (Most in Alexandria Landmark area) THANKS FOR THE FUN Evenings: 642-8955 TIMES! Jayne Sara C., Va. Beach! Robyn (Buffy), Acc., FM1, Algebra 2, (Forget the Algebra) Vikki, Rhonda, Angela, Lori, Christy, LuLu, John Wayne (for all the crap you gave me in Algebra!) Ei- leen, Patty, Twiffers, Kath- leen, Windy, (Kathy) and everyone in FM1, (will N.Y. ever be the same??) I'll miss ya lots!!!! LUV, Dacia (Muffy) (paid for by Lt. Col. and Mrs. ; Carl Pannell,) Thanks! Mary Leigh Harmony Realtor 235 S. VanDorn Street Alexandria, Virginia 22304 (703) 751-4800 Home (703) 978-9629 ETT Ronald L. Beach ey her ice R. A : A Design Plus Two, Inc. Poidicteint Wap 9526-C Lee Highway f, Fairfax, Virginia 2203} (703) 385-4348 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL TREATMENT OF THE FEET FOOT SPECIALIST 7007 Backlick Court N Springfield Professic sprinafield, VA 22151 323-1070 BURKE CENTRE SHOPPING CENTRE 5709 BURKE CENTRE PKWY. BURKE, VA 22015 TS wish You all the best Ye has to fr. Love Kim. youre a wonterfil daughter and we ure always, Wother . proud oS you, Congratulations! Love Mom and Dad Gustavo and Loretta — May hove, Peace, and joy Tracey, Cur Sunshine Girl! Bbe hippy | | SUSLUN, YOU always. Love Mom and Dad : Mom, Dad, Fami ard taut Mom and Dad ae Sheresa — You 0€ Come a long OUY baby! Love Hey Kimi SU muss ya! Love bind Congratulations Tony! You Oe Come a long WAY « iny! Love Vom and Dad Good Luck Nike and Michele — Love Vom and Dad Dear Lorrie, We are so prowl aS. you! . Viuch Our Bonnie . SUCCESS: Ut the future, You hnow. you Mugs hue Dad our love and support. — Love Som and Dad bs Elizabeth, May you always, find fur wis, a Lenny, Ue love you — Love Wom and Pad folowing sea, and a snug harbor , r ? Varcia, We wish you nich SUCCESS UM Muypppuness Witch out Lenn State, here comes Judy! We Congratulations Linda as Love Wom and Aad always, Love Vom and Dad always knew, you would make tt. Love Wom and Dad LaNae, | , Catherine, ; Vay all Your hopes and dreams. come MU the best. We are proud CA (You. rile. You deserve the best! Love, Love, Mom and Wad. Ue love You, Mom Mom Dad SPRINGFIELD FORD) 6727 Loisdale Road Springfield, VA 922-7900 Congratulations Lancers! 6727 Loisdale Road Springtield, VA 9N-O900 iad Aap II EE =... a i tier, IF, Luann Leterson, being Sf sound mind and ... beng SF sound mind do- hearby leave the folowing things to- the following people. To Jenny I leave loos of memories from Years CO a great friendship. TSo-. Vary, Laura and the rest Sf the team JF | leawe, Years of great b-ball tines. To neat Yes team TF bequeath 3 otclortes agaist Chris, Moreland. SF leave Scott By glasses, Tom's body (ha!) and the Whiners: to- ally. So. Vary MN. TS leave Kelly, Vorgan, and Nota. So betty and Sarg rT leave MUM (ENOTES: including Seorgetown. To- the gti. © 0.0. tam TS bequeath a district championship agaist ST. IF can’t SAY Ul. To Keith J leave fantastic rememorances S our road trip lo . Vadison and a lusting friendship. And frally, to Amy (Hola anigal) J bequeath the following: another year of Spanish with our favorite teacher, stationery — heep the letters COMMG, Nanny Uottalions: to- vt8tl me while Sm at the big school, pon porns — rah, rah, rah (get a?) and lots Of lich: with Nyy COUSMN nN Deeb Fries. I leave YOu Pods, laughs and a , prcd, (for Uf. TS Jackie Sacobs leave to- al the gurls aL Lee a chance at My baby Kuuls. F love YOU Sf youl always be MY babys! And JI leave the special and wild times SSL CCK LACK and FARE BEAR, friends forever. S Lenelope MNehente, being Oo: sound mind ard alcohol abused body hereby Leave the folowing. Wy Susan Fischer SDs to- Natalie Oppley. Attention: RR. To uly Brown all the dacguerces she can consume. To Mr A, AM bye lune supply of Toni Silkwave. Fo- the SLopeck girls remaining a Lee T leave ny regrets. And to Bill Lee TF leave ST, Judy Fisher being Dae VEBULLOUS mind and curious body, do- hearby have the folowing things. To- neat YEMS Jenior Gditor, the fwe extra Pictures, put then tr anyway. To Annette, S leave a boyfriend with eyebrows. To neat YOU'S SAC FI leave Mike N’s Yes and body (except during wrestling season, when tls nonexstant) Mbso, Chris’ _pokes and numerous movies at Mark's house when we could have been in school. To all Of Ws. Lyeun’s students, T yloe you her phone number, To- all U future Chemistry students I leave the address. to Sotn Marshall Library To Dacia T leave some rated R moves for when You turn 7 TZ. and car watch them. [: Give me a call and SU come over ard watch then too TS, Lisa Joknston, beng of unsound mind and questionable body do- hereby bequeath the folowing: To- Robyn, Nb Spastic preend, T leave all NY Barbteisim to- CULTY, Ofv at BS O yf ability to- remain cal tr all situations, and a GCL big package Of warm menortes. To Letrina, I leave an extra set a ears: to- listen to- her problems while Sim WU. To- Myf favorite YOUNGSLEL, Cindy, TS leave the Debbie Drill Seam - tward and all the lick for the future. I, blizabeth Greymala, being of tired mind and small body, do hereby bequeath the folowing. To Lancer Girls, Club- — the roll book, ny “notes” (SCOLCE AS hey UY be , and YLUS worth Of stupid Sr. LANCE GUCSLONNAL ES: To- ; yearbook — bts 0 typewriter correction tape. To- the class Oe (984 — lotsa luck. To Lore Gass, NY little sister, take z good Care oS her. Fo J ryslt — My locker with the rainbows, “fustory notes’ (which don't exust , and best wishes that the nea Jour. years, will be as memorable for you as the last four were for me. To Michele, Chris, Ann, Brian, ard finda — thanks for your friendship. To Mr. Bradley — the baseball stat book and an eraser. plus, gratitude e for all your understanding. To Cindy — craupple juice and rum, memories of the shi trip, long talks, and a buddy alvays. To Mike — secrets, roses, chocolate hisses, arid Ny y friendships a forever. Finally, Lo- MY Vom and Dad — a spotless room, Car full of gas purked in the driveway, and lots Of love and thanks. 236 9 Ackley, Anthony 138 Adgate, Gregory 138 Aggeletos, Panagiota 138 Akers, Vicki 138 Alexander, Kelli 138 Alexander, Rebecca 138 Alexander, Thomas 138, 155 Alley, Jason 138, 155 Anderson, Kelly 138, 160 Anderson, Michael 138 Arban, John 138 Atkins, Christopher 138, 155 Baker, Diana 138, 157 Barnes, Karen 138, 198 Barnhardt, Kathryn 138 Barr, Patricia 138 Barron, Laura 138 Bea, Thomas 138, 155 Beaudet, Sarah 138 Bennett, Deena 138 Bernstein, Ellen 138 Bernstein, Vanessa 138 Bierer, Andrew 138 Billker, Alicia 138 Billups, Lawrence 138, 155 Birrell, Tracy 138 Black, Garland 138, 155 Blitzer, Christine 138 Bohn, Mark 138, 160 Bolt, Sandra 138 Borchevsky, Angela 138 Bradley, Kristin 138 Brady, Donald 138 Brisendine, Thomas 138, 160 Brown, Wayne 138 Browne, Jill 138 Bryant, Wayne 138 Buchanan, Kelly 138 Buchanan, Kurt 138 Butler, Kimberly 138 Byberg, David 138 Caine, John 138 Calara, Jennifer 138 Callaway, Gordon 138 Canuel, Zosimo 138 Carlson, Stephen 138 Carroll, Stephen 138, 162 Chada, John 138 Cherba, Denise 138 Chervenak, Kelly 138 Chiappinelli, Michael 138 Cho, Hwa 138 Cisek, Kimberly 138, 151, 224 Clark, Phillip 138 Clary, Michele 138 Coats, Michelle 138 Cobb, Kathleen 139 Coe, Bryan 139 Cofflin, Krysta 139 Colom, Gabriela 139 Colovos, Nicole 139 Colvin, Kristine 139, 160 Cornell, Sarah 139 Cotton, William 139 Coulter, Chris 139 Cowles, Jeffrey 139 Crabb, Andrew 139 Crabtree, Matthew 139 Craddock, Angela 139 INDEX Creighton, Kimberley 139 Culbertson, Candice 139, 169 Danas, Charles 139 Dassler, Virginia 139 Daub, Wilbur 139 Davis, Lee 139, 202 Dawson, Patricia 139, 160 Dee, John 139, 150 Dirnberger, Daniel 139 Ditieri, Dana 137, 139, 201 Dobras, Suzanne 139 Dotson, Tracy 139 Douglas, Sherry 136, 139 Doyle, Howard 139, 155 Dunn, Sonja 139 Durand, James 139 Earley, Michelle 139 Egress, Kathy 139, 169 Ekman, Patricia 139, 160 Elkins, Diane 139 Ernst, Johanna 139 Espinoza, Maria 139 Espinoza, Rudy 139 Evatt, James 139, 155 Farson, Richard 139 Fellers, Judy 139 Ferony, Sharon 139, 151 Fleming, Miles 139 Fletcher, Juanita 139 Floyd, Scott 139 Folk, Margaret 139 Folks, Tammy 139 Foreman, Lee 139 Fox, William 139 Franklin, Iris 139, 168 Franks, Richard 139, 155 Fredriksen, Kristen 139 French, Michael 139 Friedrichsen, Gretchen 139 Gambhir, Sukheddp 139 Garber, Dawn 139 Gardner, Christopher 139, 158, 160 Gardner, Deanna 139 Gentry, Robert 140 Geter, Javan 140 Gibson, Dallas 76, 140, 154 Gorham, Sandi 140 Gracia, Joseph 140 Gravitte, Pamela 140 Gray, Christie 140 Gray, John 140 Gribble, Francis 140 Guba, James 140 Hackney, Amy 140 Haese, David 140 Hall, Laura 140 Hall, Rebecca 140 Hamilton, James 140 Hammett, Samantha 140 Hansen, Shervil 140 Hanson, Curtis 140 Hanson, Donald 140, 155 Hardy, Michael 140 Hargon, Edward 140 Harris, Rebecca 140 Harrison, Kristen 140 Hart, Bradley 140 Hastings, Jennifer 140 Hastings, Kelly 140 Hatfield, John 140, 155 Hawk, Shirley 140 Haynes, Holly 140 Headlee, Dean 140, 160 Nealey, Mary 140 Heavner, Sandra 140 Hempley, Melinda 140 Hennigan, Mary 140 Hennigan, E. 140 Herron, James 140, 155 Hewitt, Randolph 140 Hewlett, Susan 140 Hicks, Kim 140 Higginbotham, Christopher 140, 155, 170 Hildebeidel, Kevin 140 Hildebrandt, John 140, 155 Hinton, Marynell 140 Hix, Eric 140, 155 Ho, Chung 140 Holland, Gary 140, 155 Hollis, Yvonne 140 Holter, Richard 140 Hostetler, Monty 140, 160 Houser, Karen 140, 157, 168 Howard, Bernard 140, 154 Howard, Teresa 140 Hyland, Brian 140, 155 Hynes, Karen 140 Janes, Tracey 140 Jaworski, Jacqueline 140 Johnson, D. 141 Jones, Leah 141 Juliano, John 141 Juon, Gloria 141, 157 Kaighn, Robert 141, 155 Kamenicky, Chery] 141, 151 Kang, Hee 141 Kaplan, Michael 141, 155 Keating, Douglas 141 Kelleter, Trey 141 Kenney, Adam 141 Kim, Susanne 141, 151 Kim, Ung 141 King, Allison 141 Kovacs, Lisa 141 Kunkel, Renae 141 Kvasnicka, John 141 Lachance, Brenda 141 Lachnicht, Georgiana 141, 168 Layton, Michael 141 Lazaruk, Leo 141 Lazarus, Michelle 141 Leali, Lisa 141, 169 Lee, Jennifer 141 Lee, Sirmun 14] Lee, Woo 141 Lemon, Katherine 141, 151 Lin, George 141 Link, Margaret 141 Liu, Chin 14] Lloyd, Denise 141 Long, Edward 141, 155 Lovgren, Sheri 141, 170, 224 Lowerre, Kathryn 141 Lumley, Jonathan 141 Main, Richard 141, 155 Malhotra, Vneeta 141 Martin, Jeffrey 141, 155 McAloon, H. McCullen, Terri 141 McKnight, Susan 141 McCann, Kimberly 141 McClendon, Marlon 141 McDonald, Darryl 141, 155 McElroy, James 141 McHenry, John 141 McLean, Robert 141, 160 McTasney, John 141, 155 Medrano, Nancy 141 Melera, Christopher 141 Meloni, Adriano 141 Messina, Joanne 141 Metzger, Joellen 141 Michalski, Roger 141 Middleton, Charles 142 Migliazzo, Diane 142 Miller, T. 142, 158, 160 Mock, Jeffrey 142 Moffett, Kelly 142 Montague, Lori 142 Moore, Donald 142 Moore, Robert 142 Moorehead, Michele Moran, Michael 142 Morgan, Donald 142 Morris, Kelly 142 Moss, James 142, 155 Muldrow, Michelle 142 Murray, Laura 142 Myer, Pamela 142 Myers, Deborah 142 Myers, Kimberly 142 Naderi, Helen 142 Nameth, David 142 Nelson, Robert 142 Newman, Kimberly 142 Nguyen, Anh 142 Nguyen, Luke 142 Nguyen, Nam 137, 142 Nguyen, Philip 142 Noel, James 142 Norris, Shari 142 Nugent, David 142 O'Connor, John 142 Opicka, Kirk 142 Padgett, Monica 142 Park, Christie 142, 200 Parr, Lisa 137, 142, 168 Patrum, Sean 142 Payne, Andrea 137, 142 Payne, Julie 142 Phan, Cam-Hang 142 Phan, Minh-Huyen 142 Phan, Thuy 142 Phillips, Lisa 142, 151 Phoenix, Eddie 142 Phommachanthone, Vanhsay 142 Pierson, Ronald 142 Pikrallidas, Demetra 142 Pittinger, John 142 Pohler, Laurie 142, 169 Powers, Dawn 142 Proffitt, Dawn 142 Prye, Susan 142 Pugh, Jeffrey 142, 155 Pugh, Teresa 142, 157, 168 Quackenbush, Glen 142 Raaum, Darrin 142, 160 Racz, Michelle 142 Ramaker, Julie 142 Ramm, Alison 143 Randall, Tony 143, 155 Razeghi, Katayoun 143 Readyhough, Jennifer 143 Redfield, Scott 143 Richardson, Todd 143 Ridderhoff, Jeffrey 143, 155 Ries, Deborah 143 Riley, Laura 143, 160 Robinson, Daniel 143 —_ 42 Robinson, Robina 143 Roca, Monica 143 Rollandini, Mark 143, 160 Rollins, Beverly 143 Romero, Pedro 143 Roylance, Robin 143, 168 Rushing, William 143, 155, 170 Ryan, Patrick 143 Salcedo, Sergio 143 Santiago, Lorraine 143 Santymire, Troy 143, 155 Saville, Darren 143 Schraa, William 143 Schreiber, Lance 154 Schultz, Kira 143, 15] Scott, Douglas 143 Sewell, Megan 143 Shaughnessy, Michelle 143 Shaver Paul 76, 143 Shea, Meghan 143, 169 Sheldon, Janet 143 Shelton, Suzanne 143 Sheppard, Janet 143 Shields, Douglas 143, 155 Shields, James 143 Shim, Chae 143 Shim, Chae 143 Silvola, William 143 Simmons, Kenneth 143 Simpao, Cecilia 143, 169 Siwik, Mary 143 Smith, Bradley 143 Smith, Ronald 143 Snyder, Patricia 143 Sommerville, Suzanne 143 Souryachak, Metta 143 Souryachak, Vatsana 143 Speak, William 143 Spiller, Christopher 143 Spoth, Mary 143, 160 Springer, Scott 143, 155, 160 Squadrini, Tania 143, 151 Stanley, Sue 143 Stepp, Melissa 143 Stewart, Donna 143 Strange, Suzette 143 Sullivan, Rebecca 144, 169 Suttle, William 144, 155 Sweers, Cynthia 144 Taber, James 144 Talbert, Denise 144 Tankersley, Betheny 144, 160 Tanner, Paula 136, 144 Tate, Jeri 144 Tate, Michael 144, 155 Taylor, Monica 144 Taylor, Richard 144 Thompson, Kelly 144 Tinsman, Laura 144, 169, 200 Tong, Kin 144 Trader, Amy 144 Treiber, John 144, 160 Truong, Ngoc Han 144 Tudor, Kim-Sue 144, 162 Turner, Mary 144 Tyree, David 144 Vajda, Lorena 144 Venable, Bridgette 144 Viet, H. 144 Vo, Luan 144 Walker, Diane 144 Walker, Michelle 144 Wall, Brian 144 Waller, Julie 144 Walton, Teresa 144 Ward, Christina 144 Watts, Lisa 144 Wessels, Cynthia 144 White, Teresa 144 Wiley, Marshall 144 Williams, Rebecca 144 Williams, Sean 144, 155 Winters, Michele Wolfer, Erika 144 Wolfgram, Franklin 144 Wright, Less 144 Wright, Timothy 144, 155 Yim, Kin 144 Zombron, Robert 144 10 Adams, Russell 124, 202 Agee, Michellie 124 Ahn, Hue 124, 201 Aime, Christopher 124 Alls, Dawn 124, 202 Amesse, Carolyn 124 Anderson, Jay 124 Andrews, Malcolm 124, 158, 160 Antrim, Clifford 124, 210 Atienza, Gil 124 Azuilar, Hugo 124 Baker, Scott 124 Banks, Leanne 124 Barker, Joshua 124 Basara, Bonnie 124 Batchelor, Robert 124, 154, 170 Bean, Janet 124 Beaulieu, Philip 124, 200 Beecroft, Richard 124 Bell, Daniel 124 Benson, Mark 124 Benson, Tanya 124 Berry, Armalia 124 Bizic, Mark 124, 158, 160 Blevins, David 124, 164 Blumberg, Michelle 124 Boddie, Bruce 124, 164 Bohn, Eric 124 Bolt, James 124 Boyle, Mare 124 Bradley, Matthew 124, 154 Brand, Richard 124, 154, 160 Brauner, Clinton 124 Brickell, Adam 124 Brittingham, Anne 124 Bronder, Joseph 124, 154 Broome, Norval 124 Brown, Bradley 124, 164 Brown, Deborah 124 Brown, Laura 124 Brown, Stephen 124 Bryson, Kimberly 124, 160 Buchko, Mark 125 Burdette, Mark 125 Burgess, Thomas 76, 125, 164 Burkhardt, Mark 125 Bush, Suzanna 125 Butz, Stephanie 125 Cameron, Allen 125 Canady, Scott 125 238 Carr, Martin 125 Carr, Wesley 125 Carter, Vincent 125 Cassady, Catherine 125, 160 Chang, Sok 125 Charon, Ron 125 Charron, Martha 125 Choi, Jane 125 Chong, Nak 125, 154 Ciszewski, Christopher 125, 154 Cleveland, Debra 125 Coan, William 125 Coleman, Stuart 125 Collier, Charlotte 125 Collins, Daren 125, 164 Colovos, Coreen 125 Conatser, Patricia 125 Creighton, Catherine 125, 160 Cubbage, Beverly 125, 202 Culbertson, Barry 125 Culbertson, Brian 125 Cullifer, Amy 125 Cunningham, Ronald 125 Daniels, Jerry 125 Darnell, Linda 125, 157, 162 Dassler, Peter 125 Davidson, Tanya 125 Davis, Carolyn 125 Dawson, David 125 De Pandi, Pasquale 125 Deangelis, Gina 125 Digiulian, Thomas 125, 154, 164 Dirnberger, Timothy 125 Dodson, Samantha 125 Dofflemyer, Lisa 126, 202 Dooley, Brian 126 Dotson, Deborah 126 Douglas, Dawn 126 Downing, Michael 126 Doyle, Angela 126 Dray, John 126 Dulin, Carmen 126 Durand, Dawn 126 Eberhard, Suzanne 126, 200 Edwards, Brandon 126 Edwards, Elizabeth 126 Edwards, Fred 126, 160 Eichorn, Robert 126, 164, 202 Elliott, Brent 126 Enokida, Harvey 126 Erickson, Tiffany 126, 202 Estes, Howell 126 Fellers, David 126, 154 Fettig, Leslee 126 Filipowicz, Matthew 126 Finch, Justine 126 Folden, Amy 126 Foster, Jeanne 126 Fraker, Peter 126 Franklin, Jeffrey 126 Fraser, Sandra 126 Furman, Susan 126, 202 Galbraith, Joan 126 Gamble, Gretchen 126, 200 Gaudart, Vasin 126 Glass, Lori 123, 126, 160 Gray, Brian 126, 154 Gray, Charles 126 Gray, Sean 126 Griffith, Martin 126, 202 Griffiths, Kimberly 126, 158, 160 Grisham, Georgia 126 Gums, Steven 126 Gurrola, Michelle 126 Hacker, Christopher 126 Haher, Elizabeth 126 Haines, Anne 127, 200 Hale, Laura 127, 150, 169 Hamlett, Meloney 127 Han, Hyo 127 Hancock, Jeffrey 76, 127, 164 Harmon, Lawrence 127 Hatcher, Gretchen 127 Healey, John 127, 202 Hedgpeth, Todd 127 Hempley, Stephen 127 Henderson, Andrea 127 Henderson, John 127 Henderson, Veronika 127 Hendrickson, William 127 Herz, Michael 127 Hess, Michael 127 Hill, Jennifer 127 Hinds, John 127 Hoffman, Barbara 127, 200 Holleman, Stephanie 127 Holst, Christina 127 Holston, William 127 Hudgins, Hal 127 Hudgins, Robert 127 Hull, James 127 Hunt, Katherine 127 Hupp, Wendi 127 Hwang, David 127 Isidro, Ronald 127 Jacob, Jeffrey 127, 170 James, Michael 127, 162 Jarosz, Jeffrey 127, 152 Jenkins, Mare 127 John, Mary 127 Johnson, Benjamin 127 Karriker, Cynthia 127 Keim, Sharon 127 Kendrick, Richard 127 Kenny, John 127 Kerr, Christopher 127 Kim, Hyon 127 Kim, Kwang 127 Kirby, Laura 128 Kleha, John 128 Kneubuehl, Kathleen 128 Komp, Karen 128 Kostelnick, Michael 128 Krebs, Marsha 128 Krishnan, Sujatha 128 Kvasnicka, Keven 128, 154, 200 Lachance, Stephen 128, 262 Layton, Linda 128 Lee, Chin 128 Lefton, Cynthia 128, 160 Leister, Kimberly 128 Liss, Stephen 128, 164 Liu, Chien 128 Locher, Ronald 128 Lucas, Tracy 128, 158 Lyon, Keith 128, 160 Machalek, Joseph 128 Mackey, Annette 128 Mackmin, Mark 128, 164 Magallanes, Ferdinand 128 Magarelli, Dominick 128 Mahoney, Debra 128 Mancuso, John 128, 210 Manning, Valerie 128 Mansperger, Laura 128 Marsden, Peter 128, 154 Martin, Mark 128, 202 Martin, Mina 128 Martin, R. 128 Marxman, Dean 128 Mayes, Veronica 128, 169 McCoy, Robert 128, 158, 169, 200 McArthur, Heath 128, 160 McAuliffe, Christine 128 McCabe, James 128 McCarthy, Ann 128, 150, 201 McClure, Michael 128 McCullen, Timothy 128 McCutchen, Denise 128 McGann, Philip 128, 154 McGinty, Michael 129 McHenry, Hope 129 McKee, Erik 129 McNamara, D. 129 Meehan, Shawn 129 Mendez-Chacon, Edgar 129 Metaksa, Victoria 129 Miller, Sandra 123, 169, 198, 202 Milstead, Kimberly 129 Mitchell, Alvin 129 Morales, Janet 129 Moorehead, Gregory 129 Morehead, Matthew 129, 158, 160 Morgan, Mitzi 129 Morse, Denise 129, 150 Muller, Heidi 129 Munshi, Jaheda 129 Myslewicz, Maria 129 Naylor, Nathan 129, 200 Newman, Paul 129, 154 Nguyen, Dieu 129, 201 Nguyen, Hung 129 Nicolay, Kyle 129 Nigg, Debra 129 Nigg, Stasia 129 Nolan, Garry 129 Nolen, Kimberly 129 Norton, Jeffrey 129, 154 O’Brien, David 129, 198 O'Brien, Stephen 129, 154 O’Brien, Charles 122, 129 Opicka, Todd 129 Papenfus, Kimberly 129, 160, 199 Park, Chang 129, 160, 202 Park, Hyun 129 Park, Won 129 Parris, Gary 129 Paz, Edgar 129 Pender, Suzanne 122, 129, 150 Perkins, Christy 129, 170 Platt, Elyse 129 Poole, Jeffrey 130, 152 Popeck, Amy 130, 150, 157 _ Potts, Barbara 130 Power, Jeffrey 130 Pralle, Kimberly 130 Prehn, Shelley 130 Price, Megan 122, 130 Pridmore, Lisa 130, 202 Pruden, Kerry 130 Quigley, Kelley 130, 202 Ramsey, William 130 Readyhough, David 130 Richter, Stefan 130 Racket, A. 130 Rizer, Steven 130 Roberts, Teresa 130 Robinson, William 130 Rocca, Michael 130 Rocca, Steven 130 Rodriguez, Janet 123, 202 Rohde, Mindy 130 Rollins, Deanna 130, 150 Romero, Pedro 130 Roose, Deborah 130 Rose, Ann 130 Rose, Rodney 130, 152 Ross, Lori 130 Rubin, Diane 130 Rubus, Anna 130 Ruiz, Paul 130 Ryan, Molly 130, 202 Saler, Sharon 130, 169 Santone, Mary 130 Sayers, Faith 130 Sayre, Mary 130 Scamardo, Dina 122, 130, 150, 201 Scantlin, James 130 Scheller, Kathy 130 Schrader, Anne 130, 150 Scoppa, Steven 130 Scott, Linda 130 Sears, David 130, 154 Shaw, John 130 Sheard, Charles 131 Sheldon, Jennifer 131, 202 Sherman, Helen 131 Sherman, Jeffrey 131 Sherrill, Karen 131, 168 Shrewsbury, Jerry 131 Sigmund, Peter 131, 200 Sipes, Jeffrey 131, 154 Smith, Colin 131, 152 Smith, Mark 131 Smith, Melanie 131, 198 Snguon, Saruoth 131 Souvannaphandhu, Yaovanout 131 Spencer, Jeffrey 131 Stafford, Richard 131 Stanford, Mark 131 Steed, Jeffrey 131 Stewart, Melissa 131, 160 Stockton, William 131 Strawbridge, Elizabeth 131 Strother, Natalie 131 Suchy, Richard 131 Sung, Hung 131 Sung, Kum-Nan 131 Suphasiri, Vilithda 131 Sutton, Rebecca 131 Syrek, Adam 131, 164 Talbert, Robert 131 Teasdale, Robert 131 Tenefrancia, Karen 131, 200 Thai, Thanh-Thuy 131 Thomason, Tamera 131 Thurston, Patrick 131 Tilton, Christopher 131 Toler, Eric 131 Trask, Tiffany 131 Tsou, Sandy 131 Turner, William 131 Turner, D. 131 Van Buren, Melissa 131 Varma, Anju 131 Vidosic, Daniel 131 Vollmer, John 132, 154 Vuong, Quoc-Hien 132 Waldo, Michael 132 Walker, Gregory 132, 154 Waller, David 132 Waller, Maile 132 Walling, Michael 132 Walsh, Russell 132 Warren, Cynyhia 132 Waycaster, Gwendolyn 132, 150 Weisskope, Carolyn 132, 160 Welle, Andrew 132, 154 Welty, Lisa 132 West, Mark 132 Weston, Stefanie 132, 170 Wheeler, Kenneth 132 Wickline, Christian 132 Wiedmann, Joseph 132, 200 Wiggins, Gina 132, 158, 160, 200 Williams, Angela 132 Williams, Cheryl 132 Williams, Melissa 132 Williams, Roger 132 Winstead, Gregory 132 Wood, Elizabeth 132 Wood, Susan 132 Young, Darra 132, 150 Youssef, Simon 132 Zambrano, Joseph 132, 154 Zanin, Valerie 132 Zimmerman, Kristin 132 ld Abeita, William 108 Acey, Scott 105 Afzal, Kamran 108 Alexander, Christopher 108, 210 Alexander, Michael 108 Amico, Thomas 107, 108, 198, 199 Amos, Michael 108, 152 Anderson, Robert 108, 152 Anderson, Michael 108 Andrews, Teresa 108 Arnold, Brad 108 Arnold, Kimberly 108 Asch, William 108 Baker, Christopher 108, 162 Baker, Timothy 108 Barnhardt, Elizabeth 108, 158, 198, 201 Barrick, Barbara 61, 108 Bassett, Sheri 108 Basurco, Ana 108, 199 Beach, Heather 108, 210 Berry, Daniel 108 Bidgood, Mark 108, 162 Blackston, James 108, 152 Boone, Constance 108 Bossman, Darci 108, 200 Bowers, Karen 108 Bradley, Tracey 108, 149 Brown, Benita 108, 160 Brown, Gregory 108 Brown, Judith 108, 210 Brown, Katherine 109 Budynas, James 109, 152, 201 Butler, John 109 Butman, Mark 109 Byberg, Suzanne 109 Campbell, Margaret 109 Caraway, Beverly 109 Carroll, James 76, 109, 162 Cason, Dana 109, 202 Cassady, Jennifer 109 Cherpes, Mark 109 Chervenak, Christine 109 Childress, John 109, 152 Choe, Yoon-Sun 109 Choi, Sun-Hee 118 Christenson, Rachael 109, 200 Coalson, John 109 Cofflin, Cedra 109 Collins, Suzanne 109 Colom, Angela 109, 199, 202 Conrad, Kelly 109 Coulter, David 109 Cover, Diane 109, 202 Cover, Lisa 109 Craddock, Margaret 109 Crook, Nancy 109 Crouch, Wendy 109 Crutchfield, Greg 109 Dang, Nga 109 Davis, James 109, 152, 160 Davis, Maureen 110 Dawson, Sharon 110, 202 Dean, Deborah 110, 200 Dewing, Dana 110 Dinh, Thu 106, 110, 170, 198 Ditieri, Deborah 110 Dooling, Brian 110, 162, 199 Dotson, Cheryl 109 Douglas, Steven 110, 154 Dunn, James 110 Dunn, Ronald 110 Dwyer, Caryn 110 Ederma, John 110 Edwards, Jean 110 Egress, Charles 110 Elmquist, Bradley 110, 210 Eppley, Natalie 110 Estevez, Maria 110 Faber, Patrick 110 Federovitch, Mark 110, 152 Ferony, Jeffrey 110 Finch, Susan 110 Floyd, Candace 110 Floyd, Eric 110 Fortini, Deborah 110 Fox, Linda 107, 110, 202 Friedrichsen, Arthur 110, 200, 202 Fuhs, James 110 Fuller, Phillip 110 Furchak, Michael 110 Gardner, Michele 110 Gatanas, Carla 111 Giles, William 111 Givens, Daniel 111, 152 Glandt, Bruce 111, 162 Gould, Gerald 111 Graft, Rex 61, 111, 200 Haddad, Ghada 118 Halagao, Avelino 106, 111, 162, 195 Hall, Carole 111, 202 Hall, Stephen 111, 198, 201 Ham, Johanna 111 Hames, Anjanette 111, 202 Hamrick, Charles 111, 160 Hancock, Steven 76, 111, 162 Hansen, Michael 111 Harford, Mark 111 Hargon, Janna 111 Harmony, Catherine 111, 210 Harrison, Katrina 111 Hastings, Eric 111 Heilig, Ronda 111, 157, 168, 200 Hellmuth, George 111, 170 Herriman, Jill 111, 158, 160 Herron, Grace 111 Hewitt, Sandra 111, 202 Hildebrandt, Mary 111 Hogan, Kimberly 111 Holst, Pamela 111, 210 Hornaday, Leslie 111, 198, 202 Hornberger, Keith 111 Horton, Vera 111 Howerton, Lindsay 112, 149 Hubert, Ursula 112 Hudock, Patricia 112, 202 Huff, Rebecca 112 Huffman, Patricia 112 Humphrey, Julie 112, 160, 198, 199, 201 Hunt, Daniel 112 Hunt, Heather 112 Huynh, Lam 112 Irabi, Rima 112 Jackson, Cordelia 112 Javes, Steven 112, 199, 200 Johnson, James 112 Johnson, Lisa 112 Johnson, Petrina 112 Jones, Shelbee 112, 202 Kaarto, Darin 112, 162 Kammer, Gregory 112 Kanuk, Robert 112 Karlson, Joan 112 Karrer, John 112 Kartezenis, Karl 112, 210 Kasold, Kellee 112, 157, 199, 210 Kelly, Michelle 112, 198, 201, 206 Kemp, Page 112, 149, 201 Kim, Chung 112, 202 Kim, David 112, 198, 199 Kim, Eun 112, 198 Kimball, Susan 112 Kohne, Terri 112 Kozlowski, Michele 113, 200 Kroh, Douglas 113 Krueger, Craig 113 Kruse, Keith 113, 200 Kunkel, Randall 113 Kuo, Sophia 113, 199 Kwak, Jae 113 Kyle, Ann 133 Lachance, Lisa 113, 195 Lachica, Shawn 113, 210 Lachnicht, William 113, 160 Laughlin, Kelly 113 Lawson, William 113 Leahey, Bonnie 113 Lee, In Hyok 118 Lee, William 113 Leifer, Beverly 113 Lemon, Robert 113 Lenoach, Joseph 113, 202 Leonard, Stephany 113 Lin, Susan 113, 223 Linares, Marco 113 Liss, Craig 113 London, Debra 118 London, Edward 113 Longerbeam, Lisa 113, 199 Lynham, Sonja 113, 149, 202 Madden, Sean 113, 154 Madison, George 113 Magnuson, Darren 113 Mahoney, Kevin 113 Manuel, Theresa 113 Marshall, Tiffany 114, 202 Martin, Eric 114 Martin, Kimberly 114, 202 Martin, Leslie 114 Martin, Morinda 114, 160 Martin, Stephanie 114, 200 Matukonis, Cynthia 114 McDonald, Joseph 114 McGuin, Christine 114 Meade, Annette 114, 198, 201 Medvetz, Marcia 114 Metcalf, Dacia 114, 202, 210 Miles, Erik 152 Miller, Cindy 114 Miller, Jennifer 114, 200 Miller, Kenneth 114 Mitchell, Renate 114, 157, 200 Mobley, Sandy 114 Mojaddidi, Mosa 118 Moran, John 114, 198, 199, 202, 206 Moreau, Michelle 114 Morris, Terry 114 Munshi, Shaheda 114 Murphy, Cynthia 114 Murphy, James 114 Myslewicz, Laura 114, 170 Nagle, Nancy 114, 157 Natoli, John 114, 152 Nguyen, Kimberly 114 Nigg, Samuel 114 North, Rodney 114, 154 Novack, Robert 114 Nugent, Deborah 115 O'Brien, Cathleen 115, 158, 195 O'Brien, Ronald 115 O'Brien, Sharon 115, 198 O'Connor, Timothy 115 O'Toole, Harry 115 Oeser, Henry 115 Oliva, John 115 Palm, Peter 115 Palm, Phillip 115 Park, Ann Marie 115, 157 Park, Chang 115, 160, 202 Payne, Christina 115 Pearce, Christopher 115, 198 Pearsall, Nels 115 Perdue, Julie 115 Phan, James 118 Phan, Thinh 115, 160, 202 Pierson, Renee 115 Poach, Julie 115, 202 Politi, Eileen 115 Popeck, Jane 115, 201 Porter, Amy 115, 169, 198 Pozza, Joelle 115 Premasathira, Netranara 115 Preston, Anne 115, 149 Puckett, Christine 115 Rashid, Sohail 115, 198, 202 Ray, Lottie 115 Reardon, Susan 115 Redden, Jeffrey 116, 170 Renninger, Daniel 116 Rice, Kimberly 106, 116, 149 Richard, Misty 116 Richter, [ris 116 Riordan, Kelley 116 Rios, Jorge 116 Roberts, Duane 116 Rodriguez, Jackie 116, 202 Ross, Rhonda 116 Roth, John 116 Roth, Kristin 116 Rubin, William 107, 116, 152, 162, 198 Ruiz, Ricardo 116 Ruth, Jacqueline 116 Sachs, Daniel 116 Satterwhite, James 116 Saville, Kenneth 116 Sawyer, David 116, 152 Scherer, Jeannette 116 Schrader, Kathleen 116, 223 Se dlak, Robert 116 Sellers, Lori 116 Shaff, Janine 116 Shaner, Michael 116, 154 Shaver, Elizabeth 116 Shaver, Kimberly 116 Shepherd, William 116 Signet, Ellyn 116 Simanivanh, Douangchanh 116 Simmons, Reginald 117 Sivak, David 117 Slaughter, Jeffrey 117 Smallwood, Stephen 117 Smith, Bobbi 117 Smith, Robert 117, 162 Smith, Sherry 117, 198 Smoczynski, Edward 117 Springer, William 117, 162, 198 Stanley, Beverly 117 Stein, Keith 117 Stewart, James 117 Stewart, Mark 117 Sullivan, Courtney 117, 149, 210, 219 Supinski, Mark 117, 199 Swafford, Elizabeth 117, 160 Tabler, Judith 117, 223 Tanner, Kathleen 106, 117, 195 Tavaglione, Trevor 117 Terry, Robert 117 Thibault, Mark 117 Traish, Ali 117, 154 Troen, Scott 117 Voegler, Louis 117 Vu, Thang 117 Vu, Vihn 117 Wagner, Michael 117, 198 Wallace, Elaine 117 Wallace, Timothy 117 Watrous, Brett 117 Watson, Robyn 118, 202 Wauben, William 118, 160 Wease, Laura 118 Weir, Deloris 118, 209 West, James 118 Weston, James 118, 152, 170 White, Paul 152 Wicker, Susan 118 Williams, Jessie 118 Williams, John 118 Williams, Robert 118 Wilson, Sara 118, 202 Wolfe, Steven 118, 152 Yanowsky, Thomas 118 Yi, Sun 118 Young, Giannina 118, 202 Ziegler, Karen 118, 200 Zinnecker, Paul 118 12 Acey, Cheryl 14 Adams, Matthew 14 Addis, James 14 Aime, Mary 14, 210 Ament, Robert 14, 152 Anderson, Nanette 14, 199 Andrews, Sarah 14, 198, 199 Antrim, Allison 14, 198 Arias, Alicia 14 Arnett, Norman 14 Arnold, Laura 14 Bagnall, Faith 14 Balding, Jay 14 Baptist, Louisa 14, 199, 210 Barcia, Julie 14 Barrett, Christopher 14 Barron, James 14 Beams, Julie 14 Bednarek, Barbara 14, 211 239 Benemann, Joseph 14 Bennett, Darlene 15, 67, 17: 198 Benson, Shawn 15 Berntsen, Theodore 15 Blanton, Michael 15 Blase, James 15 Bley, Matthew 15 Bolduc, Susanne 15 Bolt, Christopher 15, 76, 152, 162, 198 Bonenberger, Tammy 15, 202 Borchevesky, Jeffrey 15 Bossman, Daric 15, 158 Boyle, Elizabeth 15 Bratcher, Kelly 15 Breeden, Cheryl 15, 36, 149, 210 Bright, Nelson 15 Brobst, David 15, 36, 198, 200 Brown, Elizabeth 15, 198 Brown, Elizabeth 15, 206 Brown, Jennifer 15, 158, 160, 198, 199 Brown, Teressa 15 Brunelle, Susan 16 Buchanan, Harold 16 Buggs, Adrienne 16, 198, 199 Bush, Kimberly 16, 202 Cahill, Scott 16, 37, 158, 198 Calkins, Frank 16, 152, 170 Canady, Shawn 16 Capps, Russell 16, 200 Carlson, Anne 16 Carlson, Mark 16 Carter, Brenda 16 Carter, Jacqueline 16, 149, 202 Causey, Michael 16 Cella, Courtney 16 Chadduck, Thomas 16 Chang, Susan 16 Charron, Matthew 16 Childers, James 16 Cho, Yoon 16 Choi, Julie 16, 198, 199 Chong. Chong 17 Cisek, Cindi 17, 198, 210 Clark, Andrew 17 Cloyd, Mary 17 Cole, Mishawn 17, 160, 209 Collier, Aldon 17, 198 Collins, Kevin 17 Colom, Gustavo 17, 158, 160 Colom, Loretta 17, 202 Colvin, Karen 17, 175 Cooper, Michael 17 Coughlin, Joseph 13, 17, 170 Cougill, Philip 17, 152 Cover, Kevin 17 Crampton, Diana 17 Crawford, Patricia 17 Crockett, Jennifer 12, 17 Cullinane, Michael 17 Cummings, Tracey 17 Dalton, Floyd 17 Daniels, Dawn 18, 202 Dee, Michael 18, 158, 160, 200, 202 Demarco, Laura 18, 148 Demers, John 18 Digiulian, John 18, 76, 152 Douglas, Sandra 18 Eckert, Diana 18, 37 Edwards, Sally 18, 36, 67 Egress, Sheri 18 Ekman, Christina 18, 158, Ol 240 160, 200, 201 Elmquist, Jane 18 Engelmann, Cindy 13, 18, 36 Ennis, Deborah 12, 18 Estepp, Daniel 18 Estill, Richard 18, 201 Estridge, Ronda 18, 175 Faber, Charles 18 Fahringer, Donald 18 Faulkner, Sharon 18 Fernandez, Michelle 18 Fetterolf, Thomas 19, 202 Fields, Edward 19, 36, 152 Finch, Becki 19 Fisher, Judy 1-244 Fitzgerald, Harold 19 Fitzgerald, Jeffrey 19 Floyd, Angela 19 Floyd, Kevin 19 Forburger, Thomas 19, 37, 152, 162 Ford, Marcia 19, 157, 210 Foss, Michele 19, 37 Foss, Mike 19, 36, 76, 160, PALI Freeman, Todd 19 French, Thomas 19 Furman, Margaret 19 Gallagher, Jonathan 19 Garcia, Renee 19 Gaudy, Gregory 19, 76, 152 Gault, Thomas 19 George, Richard 19 Gillespie, Betty 20, 158, 160, 201 Goldschen, Steven 20 Graves, George 20 Greenway, Pamela 20 Griffith, Amy 20 Gross, Douglas 20 Grzymala, Elizabeth 12, 20, 36, 198, 210 Guthrie, Christopher 20, 158, 160, 201 Hacker, Dana 20 Hackney, Charles 20 Haidacher, Taya 20 Halagao, Arleen 20 Hale, William 20 Hall, Chery] 20 Hall, Horacio 20 Hall, Lisa 20, 199 Hambleton, Jeanne 20, 198 Han, Mee Young 20 Harman, Douglas 20 Harmon, Teresa 20 Harrington, Kathleen 21 Harrison, Lisa 21] Hartmann, Lucy 21, 200 Haymond, Traci 21 Heath, Stephanie 21, 202 Henderson, Zandra 21 Hendrickson, Daniel 12, 21, 37, 76 Henley, June 21 Hewette, Sonja 21 Hinds, Stewart 21 Hodapp, Eddie 21 Hollis, David 21 Hollis, Susan 21 Hoopes, Wilmer 21 Hoover, Beverly 21, 200 Hopkins, Janice 21, 210 Hoskelis, Paul 21 Howerton, Paul 21 Howley, Michael 21, 198 Hryckiewicz, Thomas 21 Hubbs, Sheila 21 : Hull, David 22, 152, 170 Humphreys, Patricia 22 Hwang, Esther 22 Ivener, Anthony 22 Jackson, John 22 Jacob, Joseph 22, 170 Jacobs, Jacqueline 22, 67, 148 Johnson, Deborah 22 Johnson, Matthew 22 Johnston, Lisa 22, 198, 199 Jones, Jeffrey 22 Kaiser, Bruce 22, 152, 198, 200 Kamenicky, John 22 Kane, Vincent 22 Karlson, Karen 22 Kelleter, Armin 22 Kennedy, John 152 Kerns, Pamela 22, 37 Kerr, Mary 22 Kestner, Robin 22, 199 Khair, Zainab 22, 202 Kim, Chung 23, 202 Kim, Hoon 23 Kim, Jae-Hee 23 Kim, Nicole 23 Kim, Syndi 23 Kim, Tae-Young 23, 201 Kim, Yang-Mi 23, 201 Kirby, Robyn 23 Kirk, Randel 23, 160, 201 Knoeller, Mark 23 Knop, Margaret 23, 201 Kostelnick, John 23 Krebs, Jerry 23 Kwak, Mi 23 Kyger, James 23 Landers, Stephen 23 Lash, Christopher 23 Lee, Woo 23 Leggitt, Susan 23, 202 Lenhart, Janel 23 Leonard, Patrick 24 Lewark, Cheryl 24 Lewis, M. 24 Lin, Yuon-Loo 24, 36, 198, 199 Link, Vincent 24 Little, Sheri 24 Lovgren, Lori 24 Lukschander, Samuel 24. Lumley, David 24 Lynch, Patricia 24 Mahoney, William 24 Mann, Jeffrey 24 Mansperger, John 24, 198, 199 Maskalenko, Eric 24 Masters, Judy 24, 37, 149 Matthews, Aimee 24 Mayes, Philip 24 McGuinness, Lizbeth 24 McMinn, Brenda 24 McPherson, Susan 25 McTasney, Robert 24 Meeks, Heidi 13, 25, 157 Mekenie, Penelope 25, 210 Mele, Sammi 25, 206 Melvin, Gerald 25 Mezghebe, Weldemariam 25, 200 Middleton, Marilyn 25, 202 Millan, Susan 25, 198, 199 Mitchell, Darlene 25 Mock, Randall 25 Molina, Ana 25 Monell, Ann 13, 25 Morris, fames 25 Morrison, M. 25 Myer, Keith 25, 158, 160, 198, 199 Nally, Mary 25, 198, 201 Natoli, Richard 25 Naughton, Pounapha 25 Neuhauser, Thomas 25, 170, 198 Newell, John 25, 36 Nguyen, Dang Han Nguyen, Susie 26, 149 Nguyen, Ha Chau 26 Nguyen, Thang 26 Nguyen, Tina 26 Niehoff, Maria 26 Nigg, Garett 26, 160 Nolin, Cynthia 26 Numpha, Pichina 26 O'Brien, Linda 26 O'Keefe, Mary 26 Oliveri, Joseph 26 Olver, Charles 26 Orey, Pamela 26 Ovares, Nestor 26, 36 Pagnella, Robert 26 Palinchik, Dorothy 26 Park, So 26 Paz, Vilma 26 Pearson, Sarah 26, 202 Perkins, Kathy 26 Perkins, Tracy 27 Peterson, Luann 27, 37, 158, 201 Pham, Thai 27 Phimmasone, Bounheng 27 Phouminh, Sengdeuane 27 Pierson, Rita 27, 202 Pikrallidas, Anastasia 27 Pogue, James 27, 200 Politi, Pamela 27 Pollard, Jeannine 27 Poniatowski, Renee 27 Poole, Laura 27 Powe, Laura 27 Power, Stephanie 27 Premasathira, Danai 27 Price, Elizabeth 27 Prien, John 27 Pruden, Amy 27 Quigley, Kathleen 27, 198 Quigley, Suzanne 27 Raines, Geoffrey 28 Ramsey, Lisa 28 Rapuano, Maria 28, 157 Reichardt, John 28 Reilly, Scott 28, 152 Richardson, Craig 28 Robertson, Rob 28 Rodgers, Douglas 28, 76, 152 Rubis, Stephen 28 Rubus, Michael 28, 198 Rutherford, Eric 28, 37 : Ryason, Bonnie 28 Santone, Joseph 28 Schindel, Darren 28 Schulke, Lizette 28 Schultze, Honora 28 Scruggs, Shelley 28, 198, 199 Settles, Barney 28 Sewell, Christie 28, 198 Shanahan, William 28, 160 Shea, Kevin 29, 37, 170 Sheehan, John 29 Sheely, Sarah 29 Shifflett, Karl 29 Shiflett, Wendelin 29 Shrewsbury, Michelle 29 Siegel, Joan 29 Simmons, Sarah 29, 37, 200 Singer, Mark 29, 37 Sisson, Allen 29 Smith, Dennis 29 Smith, Paul 29, 170, 201 Smoczynski, Mary 29 Snyder, Tony 29, 162 Song, Myong 29 Souvannaphandhu, Sourasak 29 Spalding, Timothy 29 Sparks, Dawn 29 Sparks, Douglas 29 Spear, Gregory 29, 160 Stafford, Deborah 30 Staiman, Alan 30, 199 Staley, Lynda 30 Stanford, Dawn 30 Stelmar, Thomas 30 Stewart, Kevin 30, 199 Stewart, Timothy 30 Stockton, William 30 Stowell, David 30 Suhosky, Michael 30, 152 Sung, Kum-Chol 30, 201 Suphasiri, Vilaivanh 30 Sutter, Phillip 30 Talbert, Wayne 30 Taylor, Timothy 30, 170 Telliard, Mary 30 Thai, Janet 30 Thomason, Tracey 30 Thompson, Debra 30, 67, 202 Thumser, Diann 30, 175 Thurston, Kevin 31 Tilley, Dana 31 Todd, Theresa 31 Tolliver, Kimberly 31 Tombaugh, Carrie 31, 169 Trabucco, Linda 12, 31, 37, 198, 199 Tran, Son 31 Tran, Thi 31 Tsou, Ellen 31 Tucker, Kimberly 31, 160 Turner, Bursell 31 Wade, Kimberly 31 Wainwright, Karen 31, 148 Walker, Lorain 31, 157 Wallace, Andrew 31 Walls, Miriam 31 Walton, James 31 Ward, Cynthia 31 Ward, John 31 Waters, Donna 31 Watts, Linda 32 Weiderhold, Robert 32 Welch, Nancy 32, 149 West, Kimberly 32 Wheeler, David 32, 199 Whitman, Brian 32 Whitman, Karen 32 Wiggins, Richard 32 Wilbrandt, Linda 32 Williams, Lanae 32 Winkler, Kelly 32 Winkler, Tina 32 Winship, Stacey 32 Wood, Robert 32 Wood, Jennifer 32, 149 Worley, Larry 32, 178 Wright, Jayne 32 Wright, Valerie 32, 157 Yang, Mi 32, 201 Zambrano, Mary 32 Quy fal “tine ave prmmd Pony id Ty . ee vase UN pee r hy Dias = ae S Ss FAIRFAX COUNTY iD ! m Snggin worwarorrenats