Manassas Park High School - Reflections Yearbook (Manassas Park, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1979 volume:

sassif ■ ’.:. 9MHB9 g! . MANASSAS PARK HIGH SCHOOL Prince William County Public Library Ma nas as, Va. REFLECTIONS MANASSAS PARK HIGH . SCHOOL 8200 EUCLID AVENUE MANASSAS PARK, VIRGINIA 1978-1979 VOLUME 3 table of contents opening 3 faculty and administration 10 seniors 25 juniors 45 sophomores 54 freshmen 61 eighth grade 67 sports 74 clubs and organizations 94 closing 108 patrons and advertisements 113 index 128 2 THERE NEVER SEEMS TO BE ENOUGH TIME . . . It always happens. Every year, every day when we ' re in school, we always think of other places we have to be; projects we must work on; assignments we have to finish; friends we ' ll see; the list goes on and on. When we leave, we suddenly realize how much we missed; activities we passed by. The chances are gone; you can ' t bring them back. But you can treasure those happy memories you do have. This yearbook can help do that, and maybe even help you experience some new ones. 1 Take time to put the pieces of your life together. Terry Young takes his last gulp before lunch ends. we search our lives aimlessly L Bryne asks, “How did I loose that book? ' When will we find an answer? Robin Heltibridle uses library resources. 4 Todd LaRochelle really gets into his work. . . . using our eyes as microscopes . . . Martin Roof tries his hand in auto body. Linda Kypta uses expert skills in cosmotology. 5 trying to locate a transparent cell T. McDonald and D. Street looking for a bit of yesterday. . | 6 . . . withholding moments from the past Pam Galahan claps to familiar tunes. Years spin by as if birds soaring through the Mo nths air. speed by as if rockets blasting through space, entering time zones untouched by man. Weeks flee past, as if cars on a freeway. Days flow by like boats on a river. Hours are lost like sand on a beach. Minutes are gone, before we know they were even here. Seconds are used so carelessly, like air, used but never thought of. No One is aware of time and before we realize it, years are gone and we must . . . Move on . . . K Horn and R. Staley gab during lunch. 7 student life D.E Class learns about the world of business. Just fooling around! are J. Theimer and J. Phipps. Shave and a hair cut two bits . 8 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION superintendents manage school system R. Strickland heads administration for third year. Charles Long reviews bus schedule. N. Lester supervises all instructional programs. career begins with guidance Ms. Martz and Mrs. Niles aid Greg in career choices. The Guidance Department had two helpful counselors, Mrs. Niles, and Ms. Martz. Each had her own individual interests in the students. Mr. Niles helped Seniors plan their futures — be it college or work. She put her all into everything she did. Ms. Martz had he own style of helping. She answered any questions one might have had. She gathered materials for students so they could learn about different colleges. She also took care of rescheduling. Both of these young women worked together to create an understanding between faculty and students. 10 mr. moyers guides mphs to great heights Mr. Moyers tackles his paperwork. Mr. Moyer talks to students ' on Parent Back to School Night. The 1 978-79 school year has been a most rewarding one for Manassas Park High School, its students, and the community it serves. There have been notable achievements in the areas of academic education, vocational education, athletics, and student activities. It has been especially rewarding for me to have seen many young men and women grow toward a fuller realization and acceptance of their respondibilities to themselves and to the society, and begin to develop the characteristics that will enable them to lead more productive, satisfying lives. I want to express my appreciation to those students who have given their time, talents and energies to make Manassas Park High School a better place in which to live, work, and enjoy the various activities school life provides. Any school, to be successful, must have student leaders, and this is particularly true to our relatively young school. I extend to you my warmest personal wishes for future prosperity and happiness. assistant principals keep the school in line Mr. Jones checks his schedule for the day ' s appointments. Mr. Jones addresses the P.T.S.O. Mr. Rambo checks today ' s lunch order. 12 main office staff adds new faces Mrs. Crosswhite handles all school bills. Mrs. Neese keeps the front office running. custodians fulfill useful jobs Brenda Caudle Loretta Buraker Darlene McNamee 13 vocational wing provides many opportunities Mr. Duff handles all vocational activities. Mrs. Hobbs — Vocational wing secretary. Millie Adkins — Vocational wing custodian. 14 Michele C. Bernstein Special Education college: George Washington Univ. BA Special and ELD Ed. Hobbies: photography, crafts, cooking Johanna Bobrosky college: Mary Washington College, BA hobbies: drama, reading, music Chester W.L. Bourne History, Sociology (CHAIRMAN) college: Univ. of Richmond, Duke, Tenn. B.S. hobbies: athletics Gary A. Broadwater U.S. History (CHAIRMAN) college: Frostburg State, M.Ed hobbies: hunting, trap shooting 5 Susan Brueser Health, Driver Ed., Physical Ed. college: James Madison Univ., B.S. hobbies: my husband , sports, gardening, music Allison Campbell English 12 college: Indiana Univ. BA English, Speech, Acting hobbies: bicycling, drama, motherhood Edward Campbell Driver Ed., Physical Ed. college: Shepard College, BA hobbies: athletics Robert E. Carpenter History college: Wolford College, Tenn. State Univ. hobbies: athletics June Cook Librarian college: George Washington Univ., Univ. of Maryland B.S., MLS • hobbies: reading, art, gardening T.E. Curtis Math college: Reed College, Univ. of Maryland, American Univ. hobbies: stamp collecting, gardening Marilyn Frost Food Services, Family Living college: Virginia Polytechnic Institute, State Univ. hobbies: bike riding hiking Janet Graham Science college: College of William and Mary, Univ. of New Nexico, Univ. of Virginia BA, Teaching Certificate hobbies: my husband , Oldies but Goodies , science experiments 17 Wayne Gryder Health, Physical Education, college: Guilford College, B A hobbies: Reading German History, leisure sports Kathy Hamilton English 9, reading college: Madison College, BA — English hobbies: knitting Sandy Hammersley Health, Physical Ed. Drivers Ed. college: Longwood College, BS hobbies: tennis Nancy Hellwig Special Ed. college: Marymount College of Virginia, BA hobbies: horses, fi¬ shing, hunting, sew¬ ing, hand crafts. 18 Jackie Herr Cosmetology college: Northern VA Community Coll, hobbies: crafts, family activities, Hair Norma Huffman English 8 college: Longwood College, BA — English hobbies: reading, sewing, my children Clarence Izzard Auto Body college: Savannah State hobbies: fishing, repair, old Cars Frank R. Jessee Building Trades college: University of Wisconsin, Madison, 2 yr. Cert, hobbies: all 9 Jack Keesecker Math, Science college: East Tennessee State Univ., BS hobbies: wood working, mech¬ anics, guns Floyd Land Auto Mechanics college: Univ. of Iowa, VPI SU, BA - BS hobbies: US Naval Reserve, playing guitar, writing Margaret Leal General Math, Consumer Math college: Mary Washington College hobbies: long camping trips during the summer, sewing Charles Lowry ICT, Economics college: Princeton Univ., B.A., M.A. hobbies: history, career education, tennis, football, old cars Margie Lynch English, Rem. Reading college: Bridgewater State, BA hobbies: reading dancing. Kaye McKinney Distributive Ed. college: Winthrop College, UPI SU., BS. hobbies: snow, skiing, team WBm mm Allen Morris Drafting college: New River Community College Virginia Western Community College hobbies: football, basketball, fishing Kathy Mullin EMR Resource, Special Education college: Madison College BS. hobbies: dancing, racquetball 0 0 21 Lynn K. Rushdi Home Ec. 1, 2, 3 college: Madison College; BS hobbies: sewing, bicycling, crafts Sandra Shockley Humanities, Biology, Science college: Radford College; Univ. of Tenn. hobbies: tennis, cook¬ ing, Bridge, football Lucinda Simpson .Band college: Mary Wash¬ ington; BA hobbies: playing the Oboe, singing, sewing, embroidery, camping Brenda Smith General Business, Typing 1 college: Norfolk St. College hobbies: macrame, crocheting, home decoration, music 22 Rhonda Fike Stutzman Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus college: Bridgewater College; BA in Music hobbies: piano, sewing, Church Pam Taylor Mathematics college: George Mason Univ. Mary Washington BA in Mathematics hobbies: none Cheryl Staunton U.S. Government, French Univ. of Michigan Middlebury College Grad. School, BA MA hobbies: bowling, reading, Putt-Putt golf, stamp collecting McHenry Stiff Biology, Chemistry, Science 8 college: Bridgewater, Univ. of Virginia, Emory Univ., BA Phd hobbies: swimming, gardening Carolyn Tonelli John Robert Powers Manassas Beauty Aca¬ demy; Va. State Board Certificate, hobbies: flower arranging, crafts Kenneth J. Volz Industrial Arts, Manu- factoring, Construction college: East Tenn. State University, BS hobbies: woodworking, fishing, camping Shirley Wire English 11, Yearbook college: Univ. of South Florida hobbies: photography, breeding Persians, sewing Janice Yurchik Art, K-1 2 college: Radford College: B.S. hobbies: arts and crafts, tennis, sailing SENIORS senior class officers President: Donna Keplinger Treasurer: Karen Bicksler Vice-President: Richard Horner Secretary: Sandy Sheets 26 Kenneth Allen Akers nickname — Kenny birthdate — August 20, 1 960 birthplace — Warrenton, Va. William Thomas Bartlett nickname — Tom birthdate — June 1 8, 1 960 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Karen Lynn Bicksler nickname — Karen birthdate — March 3, 1961 birthplace — Manassas, Va. Drema Lorine Austin nickname — Drema birthdate — May 13, 1961 birthplace — Alexandria, Va. Todd Andrew Bears nickname — Todd birthdate — February 18, 1961 birthplace — Kenmore, N.Y. Dana Anne Breen nickname — Dana birthdate — May 17, 1962 birthplace — Warrenton, Va. Timothy Bandy nickname — Tim birthdate — March 9, 1961 birthplace — Fort Knox, Ky. Lori Ann Beavers nickname — Freak birthdate — March 12, 1961 birthplace — Warrenton, Va. Terry Lynn Caplinger nickname — Terry birthdate — November 22, 1961 birthplace — Arlington, Va. 27 William Franklin Caudle nickname — Bill birthdate — October 26, 1960 birthplace — Alexandria, Va. Vernon Preston Cooper nickname — Vernon birthdate — December 31, 1959 birthplace — Fauquier Co. ( Va. Arthur Odell Dennis Jr. nickname — Art birthdate — April 16, 1961 birthplace — Warrenton, Va. Kathleen Ann Clare nickname — Cathy birthdate — March 2, 1961 birthplace — Scranton, Pa. Cathy Mae Copperthite nickname — Cathy birthdate — June 6, 1960 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Janice Katherine Dicus nickname — Jan birthdate — June 9, 1961 birthplace — Fairfax, Va. Glenn Floyd Conrad nickname — Glenn birthdate — July 12, 1961 birthplace — Fairfax, Va. Vickie Lynn Cunningham nickname — Vickie birthdate — January 1 7, 1 960 birthplace — Washington, D.C. Thomas James Dineen nickname — Tom birthdate — January 17, 1961 birthplace — Arlington, Va. 28 Michael William Donohue nickname — Mike birthdate — November 21, 1961 birthplace — Altoona, Pa. Arlene Frances Easter nickname — Arlene birthdate — August 4, 1961 birthplace — Fairfax, Va. Thomas Alan Erskine nickname — Onion birthdate — February 28, 1 961 birthplace — Manassas Park, Va. Eileen Frances Ganoe nickname — Eileen birthdate — September 25, 1961 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Greg Anthony Garner nickname — Greg birthdate — May 17, 1960 birthplace — Oxon Hill, Md. Charles Raymond Garrison nickname — Walt birthdate — September 16, 1961 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Wayne Leroy German nickname — Wayne birthdate — November 18, 1960 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Deborah Elaine Grace nickname — Debbie birthdate — September 24, 1961 birthplace — Washington, D.C. Maureen Beth Haigh nickname — Maureen birthdate — March 17, 1961 birthplace — Lancaster, Ca. 29 Brenda Sue Harmon nickname — Brenda birthdate — April 26, 1 961 birthplace — Warrenton, Va. Timothy Howard Hatfield nickname — Tim birthdate — September 18, 1961 birthplace — Manassas, Va. Floyd Allen Harris nickname — Oopy birthdate — November 25, 1959 birthplace — Pr. Wm. Co., Va. Richard David Horner nickname — Richard birthdate — November 24, 1960 birthplace — Sussex, England Billie Shay Hartman nickname — Billie birthdate — March 30, 1960 birthplace — Fairfax, Va. Charles Donnell Howell nickname — Chuck birthdate — April 15, 1961 birthplace — Manassas, Va. Dennis Allan Hughes nickname — Dennis birthdate — April 10, 1961 birthplace — Warrenton, Va. Larry Allen Jacobs nickname — Larry birthdate — May 10, 1961 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Kelly Faye Jenkins nickname — Kelnel or Kel birthdate — February 9, 1961 birthplace — Warrenton, Va. 30 Gerald Edmund Jonas nickname — Jerry birthdate — September 18, 1961 birthplace — Fairbanks, Al. Tamera Jo Kelley nickname — Tammy birthdate — May 5, 1961 birthplace — Terre Alta, W.Va. Linda Sue Kirby nickname — Linda birthdate — September 5, 1961 birthplace — Alexandria, Va. Lora Laine Jones nickname — Lora birthdate — July 3, 1961 birthplace — Alexandria, Va. Donna Marie Keplinger nickname — Donna birthdate — September 3, 1961 birthplace — Petersburg, W.Va. Russell William Lane nickname — Rusty birthdate — October 2, 1960 birthplace — Washington, D C. Kathy Sue Keen nickname — KK birthdate — September 17, 1960 birthplace — Smyth Co., Va. Leslie Bryan Keplinger nickname — Les birthdate — February 26, 1960 birthplace — Petersburg, W.Va. Todd Alan LaRochelle nickname — Rock birthdate — April 2, 1961 birthplace — Areata, Ca. 31 Donna Lynne Lee nickname — Donna birthdate — November 8, 1961 birthplace — Fairfax, Va. Brenda Lee Mauck nickname — Brenda birthdate — August 6, 1961 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Karen Sue Mitchell nickname — Karen birthdate — March 28, 1961 birthplace — Fauquier Co., Va. Brenda Lynn Liming nickname — Brenda birthdate — May 3, 1 960 birthplace — Washington, D.C. Rebecca Lynn Lord nickname — Nooky birthdate — April 12, 1961 birthplace — Kingsport, Tenn Dennis Wayne McDavid nickname — Dennis birthdate — August 6, 1961 birthplace — Manassas, Va. Pamela Ann Milbourne nickname — Pam birthdate — March 1, 1961 birthplace — Leesburg, Va. Darleen Catherine Moore nickname — Darleen birthdate — July 21, 1961 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Gail Bernice Mosteller nickname — Gail birthdate — April 8, 1961 birthplace — Arlington, Va. 32 Richard Dean Mullins nickname — Mully birthdate — April 17, 1961 birthplace — Kingsport, Tenn. Edward Wayne Parker Jr. nickname — Eddie birthdate — September 17, 1961 birthplace — Cumberland, Md. Christi Ann Prock nickname — Dimples birthdate — May 3, 1961 birthplace — Manassas, Va. Paul Edward Prusaitis nickname — Paul birthdate — October 6, 1960 birthplace — Ft. Belvoir, Va. Ronald Alvin Munda nickname — Ron birthdate— November 15, 1960 birthplace — Manassas, Va. Lawrence Douglas Parks nickname — Doug birthdate — July 13, 1961 birthplace — Annapolis, Md. Linda June Ogden nickname — Linda birthdate — March 16, 1961 birthplace — Upshur Co., W.Va. Jeffrey Curwood Phipps nickname — Jeff birthdate — March 3, 1961 birthplace — Sacramento, Ca. Valerie Ann Reed nickname — Val birthdate — May 21, 1961 birthplace — Manassas, Va. 33 Genene Phyllis Reese nickname — Jeannie birthdate — December 22, 1959 birthplace — Long Branch, N.J. Sandra Elaine Sheets nickname — Sandy birthdate — June 11, 1961 birthplace — Warrenton, Va. Tina Louise Snow nickname — Tina birthdate — March 2, 1 960 birthplace — Washington, D.C. Joann Karen Reese nickname — Jody birthdate — December 10, 1960 birthplace — Ft. Monmouth, N.J. Lovey Jean Shifflett nickname — Jeannie birthdate — December 7, 1960 birthplace — Leesburg, Va. Rusty Jay Snyder nickname — Moon Beam birthdate — May 18, 1961 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Tina Marie Ripper nickname — Tina birthdate — April 22, 1962 birthplace — Warrenton, Va. Penny Ann Showers nickname — Penny birthdate — October 3, 1960 birthplace — Front Royal, Va. Sherry Lynn Speis nickname — Sherry birthdate — August 5, 1962 birthplace — Manassas, Va. 34 Karen Eileen Stoneberger nickname — Karen birthdate — May 2, 1961 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Terry Alan Taylor nickname — Buster birthdate — July 24, 1961 birthplace — Fairfax, Va. Alberta Rebecca Sudduth nickname — Becky birthdate — December 6, 1 960 birthplace — Pr. Wm. Co., Va. John David Theimer nickname — John birthdate — October 1 3, 1 960 birthplace — Warrenton, Va. Suerena Bea Sutphin nickname — Suerena birthdate — September 17, 1960 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Bernice Elizabeth Tibbs nickname — Bernice birthdate — October 23, 1960 birthplace — Prince William Co., Va Wanda Jean Tibbs nickname — Wanda birthdate — March 11, 1961 birthplace — Loudon Co., Va. Bernadette Ann Toner nickname — Berni birthdate— November 11, 1961 birthplace — Shirley, Mass. Brenda Elaine Tripp nickname — Brenda birthdate — April 18, 1960 birthplace — Manassas, Va. 35 Pamela Hesse Vaughn nickname — Pam birthdate — May 13, 1961 birthplace — Bergdon, Va. Robert Clare Veverka nickname — Bob birthdate — August 25, 1 961 birthplace — Fairfax, Va. John Robert Weibel nickname — John birthdate — May 2, 1961 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Vickie Lorraine Welch nickname — Vickie birthdate — August 3, 1962 birthplace — Warrenton, Va. James Ronnie White nickname — Ronnie birthdate — April 11,1 960 birthplace — Arlington, Va. Robert Wallace Whited II nickname — Skippy birthdate — August 9, 1960 birthplace — Augusta, Ga. Shirley Elaine Wright nickname — Cricket birthdate— May 7, 1960 birthplace — Washington, D.C. Terence Dale Young nickname — Terry birthdate — September 12, 1961 birthplace — Quantico, Va. 36 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST DEPENDABLE - Donna Keplinger and John Weibel MOST SPIRITED - Berni Toner and Todd LaRochelle MOST HUMOROUS - Karen Bicksler and Richard Horner MOST ATHLETIC - Wanda Tibbs and Todd LaRochelle MOST STUDIOUS - Maureen Haigh and Tim Bandy BEST DRESSED - Larry Jacobs and Joann Reese MOST ATTRACTIVE - BEST LEADERS - Sandy Sheets and Vernon Cooper Donna Keplinger and Todd LaRochelle 38 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Billie Hartman and Tim Bandy MOST TALENTED - Rusty Snyder and Billie Hartman KENNY AKERS Varsity baseball 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; VICA 1 1 Future Plans — undecided JAMES APPLEGATE Thespians 9, 10, 11 Future Plans — undecided TIM BANDY Symphonic Band 9; Marching Band 9; Sophomore Class Vice- President; Varsity Football 1 1, 12; Varsity Wrestling 11, 12; Varsity Track 11, 12; Boys State Alternate 11 Future Plans — College — success TOM BARTLETT Future Plans — enjoy life the easy way TODD BEARS Futue Future Plans — diesel mechanic LORI BEAVERS Drama Club 9; Junior Class Vice-President; Freshman Class Treasurer; Pep Club 9; FBLA 9, 10 ; Future Plans — college and or ITT SANDY BEAVERS VICA 1 2; DECA 1 1; ICT 10 Future Plans — take life easy and live each day at a time. Party Hard! KAREN BICKSLER Girl ' s Basketball 10, 11, 12; Girl ' s Softball 10, 11, 12; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Treasurer Future Plans — work for the government DANA BREEN DE 12; Girl ' s Softball 10, 12; Choir 9, 10 Future Plans — undecided JEFF BROWN Future Plans — college PAM BURKE Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — getting married July 21, 1979 senior brags TERRY CAPLINGER Varsity Girl ' s Basketball 9, 1 1, 12; Girl ' s Softball 9, 11, 12 Future Plans — undecided BILL CAUDLE Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — college KATHY CLARE Foreign Language Club 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — college GLENN CONRAD VICA 1 1 Future Plans — possibly an auto mechanic VERNON COOPER Baseball 12; Wrestling 12; VICA 12; Football 11,12 Future Plans — college CATHY COPPERTHITE FBLA 10 Future Plans — to earn money VICKIE CUNNINGHAM Band 9, 10, 11; SCA 11, 12; Yearbook 11; FBLA 10, 11; Girl ' s State Alternate 11; Teenager of the Month Future Plans — to be a doctor and go to Broadway THILO DAVIS Football 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — engine designer GREG GARNER Football 11, 12; Wrestling 1 1, 12; 3rd in District 11; Track 10; VICA 11,12 Future Plans — college or Navy RAYMOND GARRISON VICA 11,12 Future Plans — to be a mechanic WAYNE GERMAN Baseball 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 12 Future Plans — undecided DEBBIE GRACE FBLA Store Manager 10, 12; DECA 11, 12; Yearbook 9 Future Plans — college, major in interior decorating MAUREEN HAIGH Foreign Language Club 10, 11; Quill and Scroll 11,12 Future Plans — college, then marriage BRENDA HARMON Future Plans — NVCC FLOYD HARRIS Future Plans — salesman 40 Terry Taylor and John Weible pause briefly in the hall to talk. BILLIE HARTMAN FBLA Secretary 10; Accompanied Chorus 10, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Regional Chorus 1 1, .1 2; Softball Scorekeeper 10 Future Plans — college KATHY HILL Sophomore Class President; FBLA 10: Newspaper 10; TIP 11, 12; DECA 11; Foreign Language Club 11,12 Future Plans — college BRENDA HINZ Softball 9, 10, 11 Future Plans — working; truck driver or make furniture RICHARD HORNER Basketball 11, 12; Senior Class Vice-President; SCA Representative 1 2 Future Plans — Navy CHUCK HOWELL Football 10 Future Plans — college; manager of Safeway; own a business TERRY HOWELL DE 11 Future Plans — college or work GLENN HUBBLE VICA 10, 1 2 Future Plans — Army, to be a ranger DENNIS HUGHES Tennis 10; Baseball 12 Future Plans—Navy; computers LARRY JACOBS Future Plans — college or technical school KELLY JENKINS Chorus 9, 10, 12; FBLA; DECA Parlementarian 1 1; Junior Class President; SCA 1 1; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 11 Future Plans — college; history teacher JERRY JONAS VICA 1 1; Basketball 10 Future Plans — work, NVCC LORA JONES FBLA 10; Majorette 1 1; Foreign Language Club 11, 1 2; TIP 11; Girl ' s State Alternate Future Plans — college TAMMY KELLEY Chorus 9; Foreign Lanugage Club 9; FBLA 10 Future Plans — college or singing career DONNA KEPLINGER FBLA 10; DECA 12; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class President Future Plans — undecided LES KEPLINGER ICT 12; DE 1 1 Future Plans — undecided LINDA KIRBY Basketball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; DECA 10, 11; Sophomore Class Treasurer Future Plans — undecided RUSTY LANE VICA 11,12 Future Plans — mechanic TODD LAROCHELLE Football 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Boy ' s State 1 1 Future Plans — college DONNA LEE Softball 10, 12; Pep Club 9; SCA President 12; Yearbook Business Manager 12; Newspaper 10; Girl ' s Ensemble 12; Drama Club 9; Quill and Scroll 10, President 12; French Club 9; Girl ' s Basketball 9, 10, 12; Freshman Class Vice- President; Honors 9, 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — NVCC LYNN LORD DECA 11,12 Future Plans — get married BRENDA MAUCK Future Plans — work and marriage DENNIS MCDAVID Football 1 1; Basketball 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Army; work BONNIE MESSENGER FHA 10 Future Plans — job PAM MILBOURNE Future Plans — marriage KAREN MITCHELL FHA 10,11; Newspaper 10; Pep Club 9; Girl ' s 1 1 Future Plans — college DARLEEN MOORE Future Plans — work 41 GAIL MOSTELLER FBLA 10 Future Plans — NVCC RICHARD MULLINS Varsity Basketball 11, 12, Captain 12; Varsity Baseball 1 1, 12; VICA 1 1 Future Plans — college RONNIE MUNDA Future Plans — work LINDA OGDEN Cheerleading 10 Future Plans — marriage and take care of my son EDDIE PARKER Future Plans — work or Armed Forces DOUG PARKS Football 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. Basketball 10; Track 11, 12; Regional Chorus 11,12 Future Plans — Prep school SHERYL PETTITT DE II 12; Wrestling Manager 10 , 12 Future Plans — undecided JEFF PHIPPS Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 12; Track 11, 12; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Boy ' s State Alternate Future Plans — college DANNY PILKINGTON Baseball 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — baseball player PAUL PRUSAITIS ICT 10, 12; Yearbook 12 Future Plans — undecided VALERIE REED Art Club 1 1 Future Plans — join the Army to be a Private Investigator GENENE REESE Future Plans — travel; marriage JOANNE REESE DECA Secretary 1 1; DEC A President 12; SCA Representative Future Plans — college and modeling TINA RIPPER DE 12 Future Plans — get married and have a good job LARRYSENDAJ Baseball 10,11 Future Plans — undecided SANDY SHEETS Girl ' s Ensemble 1 2; Homecoming Princess 1 1; Senior Class Secretary; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 1 1; DECA 11; Homecoming Princess 12: Concert Choir 1 2 Future Plans — attend a two year college to become a Interior Decorator JEANNIE SHIFFLETT FBLA 10 Future Plans — work, travel and marriage PENNY SHOWERS FBLA 10 Future Plans — beautician and marriage TINA SNOW Future Plans — keeping working, move out of mom ' s house RUSTY SNYDER Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA 10, 1 1; SCA Representative 9 Future Plans — music field SHERRY SPEIS Future Plans — secretary BECKY SUDDUTH Future Plans — move to the mountains ' ' SUERENA SUTPHIN Future Plans — travel TERRY TAYLOR Photography 9 Future Plans — auto body and drag racing JOHN THEIMER Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 11; Boy ' s State 1 1 Future Plans — college WANDA TIBBS Girl ' s Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 11, 12 Future Plans — work, college, or marriage BRENDA TRIPP Future Plans — to become a great cosmetologist and own a salon BERNI TONER J.V. Cheerleading 9, 10: Captain 10; Varsity Cheerleading 12; O.C. Award 10; Syncronized Swimming 9, 10; Yearbook, Senior Section Asst. Editor 1 2; Public Relations 12; O.E. Award 9; Quill and Scroll 1 2 Future Plans — college; P.E. major BOB VEVERKA Newspaper 10; Photo Club 9; VICA 10, 1 1 Future Plans — to move out and buy a house of my own PAM VAUGHN Pep Club 9; President FBLA 10 Future Plans — travel MIKE WARREN Future Plans — Army JOHN WEIBLE Football 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 11 Future Plans — college VICKIE WELCH Basketball 9 Future Plans — marriage RONNIE WHITE Football 9, 10, 11, 12; VICA 12; ICT 1 1; Baseball 10 Future Plans — I want to play football for college BILL WHITE Future Plans — manager Drug Fair SKIPPY WHITED Football 9 Future Plans — auto mechanic CRICKET WRIGHT Future Plans — to live a love life with the people I love TERRY YOUNG Freshman Basketball; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Track 1 1; Tennis 10; Newspaper 10, 11; SCA Representative; Newspaper 10,11 Future Plans — College to play basketball 42 senior life The Class of ' 79 at MPHS was a very energetic class; they were united in their common goal to make their last year at MPHS the best ever. The seniors were excited about graduation and the chance to go out in the world. They were sorry to leave old friends and old memories behind: the good times and the bad ones. Many seniors were winners this year. Billie Hartman won a place in the Regional Chorus. In the Voice of Democracy Contest, Kathy Hill and Robert Veverka placed first and second. Donna Keplinger won the DAR Citizenship Contest. WPRW picked John Weibel and Karen Bicksler as two of their Honor Athletes. Linda Kirby and Brenda Harmon discuss matters in homeroom. Wanda Tibbs, Penny Showers, Darleen Moore, and Lori Beavers love having fun. Sandy Sheets pauses from setting up an assembly. 43 Lunch time is social time for Richard Horner and Susan Keaton. Eileen Ganoe steps forward into Homecoming festivities. 44 JUNIORS Veronica Adkins Susan Anderson Carla Austin Loretta Adams Joanne Blevins Ray Breeden Carmen Austin Teresa Avinger Angie Clibourne Jeff Brown Matt Caudle Laura Clare Sherry Coulter Debby Cox Kathy Crites Walter Cross 46 Walter Dunnigan Billy Daymude Ricky Ferguson Nicoletta DiVincenzo Jimmy Dunithan Joye Farris Joel Fichtner Larry Fones Gloria Garner ) James Garrison Ricky German Mel Gollhardt Vicky Green Kenny Harmon Glen Harris Ricky Green 47 Greg Harris Rodney Harris Robin Heltibridle George Herr k Karen Horn Cindy Jones James Hudson Willis Jenkins Chris Kelley Joyce Kittrell Jeff Kling Eileen Keaton Ricky Knowles Joe Kovacs Kurt Kraushaar Margaret Kuelbs 48 Tom Lafferty Julie Lawson David Marshall Suzanne Kuznear Ricky Martin Curt McFarland Allison Monroe 4 f Lynn McConnell Kirk Monroe Doug Mullins Larry Mullins Melissa Nelson k • - Edna Oakley Dawn Painter George Perkins Preston Phipps 49 Lisa Pope Jeanette Prusaitis Randy Pugh Tom Poe Sharon Reese Danny Rinker Bobby Roach Bobby Roliison Bonita Rosson Charles Seay Robin Sheetz Delores Slemp Xtft Donna Smith Regina Staley Walt Stewart James Sowers 50 Kathleen Thompson Susan Thornton Edgar Trivett Ronnie Streeff Quentin White Kevin Wood Nancy Walsh Anita Watson 51 doughnut sales and prom highlight junior activities Most Likely to Succeed: Ricky Knowles and Debby Cox Best Looking: Larry Fones and Loretta Adams Best Leaders: Gary White and Debby Cox Most Talented: Billy Daymude and Vicky Green Most School Spirited: Gary White and Susan Anderson Most Dependable: Billy Daymude and Debby Cox Most Studious: Ricky Knowles and Dawn Painter Best Dressed: Larry Fones and Loretta Adams Front: Dawn Painter, Susan Anderson, Ricky Knowles, Sherry Coulter, Vicky Green. Back: Billy Daymude, Donna Smith, Gary White, Loretta Adams, Larry Fones, and Debby Cox. Most Popular: Larry Fones and Debby Cox Wittiest: Curt McFarland and Susan Anderson Friendliest: Gary White and Sherry Coulter Cutest Couple: Billy Daymude and Donna Smith The Junior Class had the drive to unite as a whole to carry out many activities. The Juniors ' unity was the key to their success. The highlight of the year was the planning and organization of the Junior-Senior Prom. Other activities included doughnuts sales, a talent show, car washes, and a yard sale. The class sponsors were Miss Taylor and Ms. Smith. They provided helpful ideas for the class. Best All-Round: Billy Daymude and Debby Cox 52 President: Debby Cox Vice-President: Susan Anderson Secretary: Angie Clibourne Treasurer: Nicoletta DiVincenzo Parlimentarian: Bonnie Rosson 53 SOPHOMORES Donna Benson Sandy Allen Donna Bicksler Sheila Barr James Bauer Richard Bottomly Kelly Beavers Brian Breem Philip Brown Barbara Brooks Annette Brummett David Bures Tina Butler Tammy Carr Millie Chichester Jane Cigic Debra Clatterbuck Gary Colley Debra Clements Peter Colville Peggy Crist Kathy Curry Karen Deavers 55 Ron DeGoosh Ray Dillinger Bonnie Duncan Diana Duvall Brian Donohue Roxanne Frye Donald Domer Lewis Fewell Patty Domer « Lucille Fletcher Glenn Garner Dale Glines Cynthia Gooden John Green Kitty Haigh James Harmon Donald Harris Tom Hesse Bill Hadder Felisha Hitt Tina Hubble Kenny Huber Charles Johnson Russ Hill 56 Diana Kilien Denise Kirby Pam Keller Elwood Jones Susan Keaton Kenny Lafferty Bonnie LaRochelle ( J Shelley Lee Sharon McWilliams David McCourt Melissa Milbourne Brian Mitchell James Moore Raymond Moore Jody Mulligan Anna Nolte Colleen Ogden Tammy Orndorff Steve Pettit Jimmy Mullins J Charles Prusaitis Debbie Rollison James Rivenburg Sean Prock Rita Propst 57 Teresa Sfreddo Clifton Shull Valerie Sheetz Jeff Shupe Kathy Shevitz Renee Sicre Susan Shirley Terri Shouse Tylee Simmons Marion Slaubaugh Brenda Smith fSk s H % Jean Smith Roy Snyder Kenny Stewart Norma Story David Tiller Ray Valdez Bill Vaughan Mary Veverka David Wadel Paula Walsh James Whetsall Mike Walls Peggy Way Debbie Weibel 58 Sophomores relax after basketball practice A smile for the camera! 59 President — Shelley Lee Vice-President — Denise Kirby Sophomores came out on top in their participation in Spirit Week. Taking first in spirit links competition, second in bake sale and third in hall decoration. Sophomores were especially proud to receive first place in the float competition and were presented a check for $124.00. Mary Ververka and Felisha Hitt represented the Sophomore Class in the Homecoming Court. The Sophomores were led by class officers, President — Shelley Lee, Vice-President — Denise Kirby, Secretary — Wanda Wright, and Treasurer — Jean Smith. The Sophomore Class sponsored many Christmas fund raising activities. As the new year came around the Sophomores sponsored a St. Patricks ' Day Dance, and a skating party. Secretary — Wanda Wright Treasurer — Jean Smith 60 Clifford Barr Michele Bast Linwood Blakey Cyndi Bland Kelly Anderson Scott Bowman Tammy Bream Teresa Brooks Dale Brown Todd Bowling John Carl Mike Caudle Charlene Clatterbuck Karen Coates Pamela Conner Rhonda Cook Richard Cook Sharon Cook Sheri Cook Brenda Cook 62 Judy Ennis Sheila Funkhouser Ronald Dillinger Dave Gallardy | i Sara DiVincenzo V • { Joy Garrigan 1 Julie Duckworth Elizabeth German Terry Friend Pam Grace Lynne Green Bobby Hall Kathy Harold Denise Harris Rosemary Harris Claudia Herndon Keith Huber Jason Johnson Teresa Kidwell Bobbie Hartman 63 Tammy Kilgore Kenny Kirk Roger Knowles Diane Lane Gary Lawson Thomas Lee Andre Leish Rita Lord Cathy Maitland 0 Angie Marks Cathy Mauck Kenny McDavid Paul Meadows Tammy Messer Ronnie Moore Donna Mulligan Mary Ann Peters Sherry Mullins Ray Munda Susan Nosner John Parks Kyra Pilkington Frank Pillow Laura Plaugher Clara Poe 64 Wayne Porter Kathy Roach Mark Rowe David Sfreddo Ronnie Ramsey Susie Rinker JoAnne Shafer Tony Shumate Veriti Smith Kelly Snyder William Speis Tina Shupe Tim Slawson Dean Stepp Rachel Streeff Dean Sutphin Eddie Steele Marvin Spindle Jeanette Tibbs Keith Tibbs Tanya Tinnell David Tompkins Rebecca Valentine 65 Becky Vest Randi Wahl Theresa Wampler Jackie Webb Janet Webb Joan Whetsell Mary Wood Kim Yates Janet Duncan Freshman Class Officers: President, Diane Lane; Vice-President, Susie Rinker; Secretary, Rosemary Harris, Treasurer, Frank Pillow; Historian, Rachel Streeff. The Freshman class is officiated by: Diane Lane, President, Susie Rinker, Vice-President, Rosemary Harris, Secretary, Frank Pillow, Treasurer, and Rachel Streeff, Historian. The Freshman motto is: We ' re the ones who can ' t be blue, because we re the class of ' 82! The Freshman had a good start this year, placing third in the overall Homecoming activities. Although only underclassmen, the school would not be complete without them. Their spirit and enthusiasm is a trait that is admired by all. Some of the Freshmen activities included bake sales, a dance, and the selling of school pennants. The Freshman class is sponsored by Mrs. Graham. Freshman Class Sponsor; Mrs. Graham 66 EIGHTH GRADE Lonnie Adams Marjorie Adams Kathy Allen Steve Austin John Avinger Kathy Bachand DeChantel Bahr Teri Lynn Bandy Joanne Banton Mike Bartley Cheryl Bean Angela Berry Marietta Berry Nancy Bissonnette Jay Blevins Lisa Blevins Tina Blevins Sheree Bolling Roger Bottomly Teresa Bright Dorothy Brock Peggy Brooks Dawn Brown Donnie Brown Mark Brummet Patricia Bryant Carol Byrne Marlon Campbell Paul Campbell James Carl Cindy Carr Jon Caton Juanita Chappel Alan Church Jack Clanagan 68 ,1 „ y Leland Colley Michael Cook Johnny Cornwell Micheal Cross Ronald Crouch Denise Cunningham Mary Cushman Tim Davis Ronald Dempsey Robert DeWitt Tina Dickens Scott Dineen Paul DeVincenzo Brenda Dommer Sharon Druyff Theresa Duckworth Constance Duvall Marcella Eppard Donald Fairfax Micheal Fewell William Fewell Shawn Fitchner Brian Fritter Floyd Frye Charles Gallihugh David Gallihugh John Garrison Jacqueline Gentry Robert German Anthony Gooden Roger Goodspeed William Gormours Patricia Griffith Ernest Grimes 69 Sara Grimes William Haigh Renia Hall Timothy Hall Sandra Harold Sharon Harris Tony Hatfield Richard Hawes Cynthia Hazlett Sandra Hazlett Angela Hedrick Renetta Horne Earl Hough Richard Hough Jeff Howell Betty Hooker Patricia Hudson Sheri Huffman Denise Hughes Mike Hunt Carol Hurst Micheal Jenkins Shelby Johnson Laticia Jones Van Justus Stephen Keaton Allen Keen Deena Ketterman Micheal Kidwell Karen Kirk Debra Kovaks Donald Krolak Kerrie LaRochelle Terena Liller George Maguire 70 Connie Martin Gwendolyn Martin Sally Martin Sheila Masarick Harrison Mauck John McConnell Sarah McDonald Lisa McFall Patty McFarland Lacy McGee Jennifer Mcln ' Pamela Meade Cynthia Miller Daniel Mitche 1 Loretta Moore Mike Moore Melissa Mullins Gina Murphy Joseph Novak George Oakley )in Leroy Ogden Scott Palmer John Parks Sheila Pelczer Deborah Pillow Yvonne Potter Eric Prock Robert Proffitt Terri Proffitt Dana Propst Donald Raistrick Diane Randolph Darwin Robinson Belinda Ruffin Cynthia Sheetz 71 Rita Shifflett Kathyrn Sicre Barbara Siler Debra Slaubaugh Joseph Slaubaugh Lisa Smith Robert Smith Henry Snyder John Speis Connie Spencer John Spindle Tony Sprouse Paul Stiltner James Taylor Kelley Testerman Teri Testerman Evan Thompson David Thornton Esther Thornton Anthony Tibbs Wesley Tugman Gayle Valdez Patricia Vanover Joe Viggiano Barbi Wahl Theresa Wadel Paul Walsh Danielle Walters Christie Watson Karen West Kristine Whetsell Ricky White Sheri Willis Corrine Wilson Tanya Wooten 72 President — Sharon Harris Vice-President — Lynn Bandy Secretary — Juanita Chappel Treasurer — Sara Grimes Although the youngest class at MPHS, the class of ' 83 by no means exhibits the smallest amount of enthusiasm and school spirit. They want to make their presence known within the school and the community. Eighth grade sponsored activities included bake sales, car washes, and an end-of-year dance for 8th graders only. They presented a float at Homecoming activities exemplifying the progress of ERA from the times of scrubbing floors to the future when a woman will serve as President of the United States. « « Eighth graders show enthusiasm while changing classes. 73 ATHLETICS coaches are driving force behind the teams Coach Hammersley Girl ' s J V Basketball Coach Brueser Girl ' s Varsity Basketball Coach Carpenter J.V. Football and Varsity Basketball Coach Hilleary J.V. Football and Wrestling Coach Morris J.V. Football and J.V. Basketball Coach Bourne Varsity Football Coach Dannemiller Varsity Basketball Coach Campbell Varsity Football Coach Gryder Varsity Football 75 76 77 j.v. gives it all they ' ve got Colonial Beach 40 MP 14 Brentsville 31 MP 6 St. Mary ' s 34 MP 19 Colonial Beach 53 MP 19 Brentsville 44 MP 6 St. Mary ' s 36 MP 16 Denise Kirby led the J.V. team with eighteen points. Under the supervision of Coach Hammersley the girls practiced hard everyday. Even though they ended with no wins and six losses, the team ' s attitude and effort was tremendous. J.V. was a young team, but promises outstanding players in the future. Front Row: L to R, Sara DiVincenzo, Juanita Chappell, Leona Cox, Denise Kirby, Bobbi Hartman, Missy Mullins. Back Row: Coach Hammersley, Cathy Allen, Debbie Pillow, Diane Lane, Susie Rinker, Teresa Brooks 78 varsity achieves many honors Front Row: L to R, Terry Caplinger, Linda Kirby, Middle Row: Debbie Cox, Donna Lee, Bernice Tibbs, Donna Bicksler, Karen Bicksler, Back Row: Shelley Lee, Wanda, Tibbs, Debbie Weibel, Coach Mrs. Brueser, Mgr Rachel Street Quantico 37 MP 27 MP 38 Colonial Beach 37 Riverdale 48 MP 40 MP 43 Brentsville 42 St. Mary ' s 49 MP 33 MP 38 Quantico 26 MP 52 Colonial Beach 23 Riverdale 49 MP 44 Brentsville 45 MP 34 St. Mary ' s 50 MP 41 Tournament St. Mary ' s 61 MP 43 We at Manassas Park were proud of our Girl ' s Varsity Basketball Team. This year the team ' s record was four wins and six losses. Many honors were given to girls on the team. Wanda Ti bbs was high scorer with 1 73 points. She was chosen for the All Tournament and All District Teams. Two other girls, Shelley Lee and Terry Caplinger, received an honorable menton for the All Tournament Team. Karen Bicksler was honored with the WPRW Scholar Athletes ' Award for outstanding athletic and scholastic achievement and citizenship. All of these girls ' abilities and skills added to this year ' s team. 79 j.v. football achieves success Row 1: Dennis Cunningham, Wayne Porter, Mike Woodsmall, Bill Vaughn, Ronnie Moore, Eddie Steele, Mike Walls, Ray Valdez, Row 2: Jay Blevins, Elwood Jones, Wesley Tugman, Robbie Proffit, Donald Harris, Tom Hess, Charles Cornwell, Frank Pillow, Scott Bowman, Row 3: Timmy Hall, Billy Omohandro, Mike Cauldle, Mike Fewell, Ronnie Ramsey, John Parks, David Sfreddo, Kenny Kirk, Tony Shumate, Row 4: Coach Hilleary, Phillip Brown, David Crouch, Eddie Crouch, Cliff Barr, Mike Kidwell, Mark Rowe, Paul Stiltner, Russ Hill, Coach Carpenter. Cedar Lee 8 MP 6 Landon 14 MP 6 Riverdale 13 MP 8 MP 8 Osbourn 6 MP 34 Randolph Macon 6 Osbourn Park 6 MP 0 MP 22 Riverdale 0 The Junior Varsity football team had a very successful season this year despite having a below 500 record. After opening up aggressive with football and showed much enthusiasm and confidence. The team went on to win three out of their last four games. Many of the players who will probably advance to Varsity are Ronnie Moore, Mark Rowe, Ronnie Ramsey, Tim Hall, Dennis Cuningham, John Parks, Bill Vaughn, and Eddie Steele. These players and others should help form the nucleus of a successful football program next. 80 varsity excels past records Row 1: Kenny Huber, John Weibel, John Theimer, Todd Larochelle, Jeff Phipps, Rusty Snyder, Buddy Baldwin. Row 2: Allen Twombly Charles Seay, Ricky White, Tim Bandy, Rodney Harris, Jim Garrison, Vernon Cooper, Danny Rinker, Kenny Akers. Row 3: Greg Garner, Larry Mullins, Carl Pugh, Larry Fones, Ronnie White, Gleg Garner, Doug Parks, Bubba Harris. Row 4: Coach Campbell, Bill Caudle, Ray Breeden, Brian Donahue, Jeff Kling, Coach Bourne, Coach Gryder. Coach Bourne gives the student body a pep talk. Despite numerous injury problems and a tough schedule, the Manassas Park Cougars Football Team finished with seven wins and three losses. This was their best record ever. Opening with a 43-0 trouncing of Northumberland, the Cougars proceeded to real off five consecutive victories and totally dominated their opponents. They outscored them by 132 points and allowed only 18. The teams first loss came to a strong Colonial Beach in a game marred by controversey. After dropping the next two games, the Cougars showed their abilities to bounce back by defeating Agusta Military 7-6 on Homecoming night. On the final night of the season, the Cougars opened with outstanding play both offensively and defensively outscoring Rappahannock 22-0. Overall it was a super season for the football team who made us all proud to be represented by them on the field. 81 baby day kicks off homecoming week i ' CrrnM3 Tim Bandy has his turn at eating baby food. This years homecoming was full of fun and competition for all who became involved. To get things rolling, spirit links were sold. All classes were challenged to see who had the most spirit by selling the links for 5 cents each. The winning class would receive 1 5 points for selling the most spirit links. Slave day followed the line of activities. Many Seniors were bought and sold in price ranges from 25 cents to $5.00. No task was too small, with an endless supply of things to fetch, carry and tote. At the sound of Air Raid, Seniors fell to their knees, put buckets on their heads and repeated their senior sputter. This was a very fun activity for all. Wednesday, kiddie day got under way. The entire student body was encouraged to revert back to their childhood fantasies. There was a Baby Booth . Seniors brought in their baby pictures and posted them in the hall. For a dime you could try and match the Senior with his or her baby picture. Bake sale day was an appetizing festivity. There was a schoolwide bakesale competition between classes. B. Harmon, L. Kirby, and K. Bicksler, dress up for Students arrived at school Friday to find the baby day. halls decorated. To add to the Cougar spirit, black and gold day was installed. Students wore black and gold outfits. Spirit week ended with a bon fire and dance accompanied by a DJ from WPRW. Onward Cougars Sung to On Wisconsin Onward Cougars, Onward Cougars Beat them if you can Do your best and never rest Until the season ' s end Rah! Rah! Rah! Keep your pep, boys Keep your pep, boys Never let it fail Fight! Fight! With all your might Oh Cougars hail! The bon fire brightened homecoming. WPRW DJ gets down at the bon fire. Mrs. Lynch auctions off slaves. 83 king, queen, and floats jazz up homecoming King Kenny Akers gives up crown to Larry Jacobs to play game. Brenda Harmon, senior princess, is voted queen. The theme of this year ' s winning float was the sophomore ' s Dances through the Ages. Second place went to the seniors, third to the freshman, and fourth to the juniors. 84 team aides support basketball efforts Manager Donald Dommer laughs while awaiting another task. Sports Information Director James Rivenburg tabulates data. Scorekeeper Eddie Crouch is absorbed with his job. 85 -Hi j.v. basketball shows steady progress 1st Row: Coach Morris and Eddie Steele. 2nd Row: Mike Woodsmall, Warren Wood, Johnny Parks, Keith Tibbs, Keith Huber. 3rd Row: Larry Edwards, Dennis Cunningham, Jimmy Moore, Mark Rowe, Brian Bream, Coach Dannemiller. Much like the Varsity, the Cougars J.V. basketball team showed much improvement this year. They opened with their first victory, a 34-29 win over Jewish Community Center. The Cougars finishes with 6 wins and 9 losses, led by leading scorer Dennis Cunningham and backcourt players Eddie Steele and Mike Woodsmall. The offense steadily improved, and the whole team played good team ball. Coach Dannemiller and Coach Morris deserve much credit for their fine job. MP 34 Jewish Comm. Center 29 Brentsville 37 MP 27 Jewish Comm. Center 47 MP 30 MP 32 Riverdale 26 Colonial Beach 48 MP 34 Quantico 36 MP 30 Brentsville 41 MP 22 Riverdale 35 MP 32 MP 40 Heights 35 Colonial Beach 33 MP 26 Quantico 49 MP 36 MP 30 Marshall 23 MP 38 Heights 31 Coach Dannemiller encourages his team to form a good defense. 86 varsity shows great improvement Captain — Richard Mullins Captain — Terry Young Captain — Randy Pugh 1st Row: Coach Carpenter and Coach Morris. 2nd Row: James Hudson, Kenny Huber, Buddy Trivett, Richard Mullins, Ray Breeden, Terry Young, Bill Caudle, Randy Pugh, Allison Monroe, Ronnie Moore, Richard Horner. 87 Terry Young vs. Queen Anne in a winning game for MPHS. MP 57 JCC 43 Riverdale 68 MP 60 Maret 63 MP 48 MP 64 Queen Anne 33 MP 53 JCC 52 MP 64 Heights 46 Riverdale 61 MP 58 MP 67 Colonial Beach 47 Colonial Beach 91 MP 68 Quantico 69 MP 58 MP 83 Quantico 58 MP 67 Maret 51 MP 68 Brentsville 48 MP 78 Brentsville 69 MP 55 OPHS 41 MP 68 Ascension 34 Stonewall 70 Mp 57 Heights 61 MP 58 MP 60 Brentsville 44 MP 73 Queen Anne 65 MP 61 Ascension 37 Coach Carpenter, Terry Young, and Ronnie Moore cheer after MPHS Richard Mullins gets the basket against Riverdale After two seasons of building and gaining experience, the Cougars ' Varsity Basketball team enjoyed a tremendous season. In their first year in the Tri-State Conference, they finished with 9 wins and 5 losses. The overall record was 14 wins and 7 losses. All of which was accomplished after two seasons with only one victory. Most attention was given to the team during the Annual Holiday Tournament. There The Cougars finished second. Competition included a seven team field, and they defeated the Tournament host, Osbourn Park. Hopefully this season has set a winning tradition at Manassas Park that will continue throughout the years. scores. 88 junior varsity wrestlers gain experience 1st Row: Steve Keaton, David Sfreddo, Russ Hill, Buddy Baldwin, and Tom Hess. 2nd Row: Tony Shumate, Ronnie Ramsey, Tim Hall. MP over Osbourn MP over King George MP over Essex MP over Boumont MP over Strasburg MP over Broad Run MP over St. Stephens Stonewall over MP Spotsyvania over MP _ m J.V. managers Kelly Anderson and Bobbi Hartman The Junior Varsity wrestling team did a fine job this season and have left hopes for a bright future. They did have a problem filling some of the weight classes, but for a small school they did an excellent job, finishing the season with 7 wins and 2 losses. Led by the strong wrestling of undefeated Tom Hesse and Buddy Baldwin, the team did a fine job. Other wrestlers to be commended are: Bo Dillinger, David Galladry, David Sfreddo, Steve Keaton, Ron DeGoosh, Bunny Brown, Kenny Kirk, Russ Hill, Tony Shumate, Frank Pillow, Ronnie Ramsey, Clifford Barr, Tim Hall, and Doug Parks. grappletts and managers Veronica Adkins and Margarat Kuelbs do a formation before the match. Managers — Susan Anderson and Loretta Adams. help out wrestling team Margaret and Veronica cheer on the sidelines with the cheerleaders. Adding to the cheering at the wrestling matches this year were the newly developed grappletts. Formed by sponsor Richard Hilleary, the grappletts helped the cheerleaders at the wrestling matches. The grappletts were convenient when there was a basketball game and wrestling match at the same time. They also did various things around school to boost the team, such as making posters for the matches and tournaments. The members of the grappletts are Margaret Kuelbs, Veronica Adkins, Brenda Harmon captain, and Bonita Rosson both of whom are not pictured. The managers of the wrestling team were Susan Anderson and Loretta Adams. They were at every match and kept score of the matches plus getting things ready. Both did an excellent job helping out our State Champions. 90 wrestlers triumph at state 1st Row: Elwood Jones, Todd LaRochelle, John Theimer, and Ray Dillinger. 2nd Row: Tom Dineen, Russell Tibbs, Kenny Akers, Vernon Copper, Tim Bandy. 3rd Row: Danny Rinker, Greg Garner, Glen Garner, Ronnie White, Alan Twombley, Coach Hilleary. Danny gets set to take the starting position. MP 34 Osbourn 23 MP 56 Broad Run 1 2 MP 27 Stonewall 24 Spotsylvania 31 MP 22 MP 62 King George 0 MP 33 Brentsville 22 MP 71 Caroline Co. 0 MP 34 Essex 24 MP 38 Strasburg 1 7 MP 41 J.F. Kennedy First in Christmas Tounament First in the District First in the Region First in the STATE It was a banner year in 1979 for the Cougar wrestlers as they accomplished the ultimate goal, a State Championship. The Cougars showed just how awesome they can be by doubling the score of the nearest competitor. Throughout the year the Cougars stood up and defeated the strongest opponents that they could possibly come up against. Their only loss came to a strong AAA school, Spotsylvania. Many wrestlers did not wrestle at this time due to illness. The team came first in Christmas, District, Regional, and State Tournaments. 91 Coach Hilleary carried high by state champs. R. Dillinger, K. Akers, and T. LaRochelle are state champions. Cougars show spirit after warm-ups. Russell Tibbs cradles his opponent. 92 Coach Hilleary announces outstanding wrestlers. Individual Scores Christ. Dist. Reg. St. 98 R. Dillinger 1 St 1 St 1 St 1 St 105 J. Theimer 1 St 1 St 2nd 3rd 1 1 2 R. Tibbs — 1 St 1 St 2nd 1 1 2 T. Dinneen 2nd — — — 1 1 9 E. Jones 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 126 K. Akers 1 St 1 St 1 St 1 St 132 T. LaRochelle 1 St 1 St 1 St 1 St 1 38 D. Rinker 1 St 1 St 1 St 2nd 145 G. Garner 3rd 3rd — — 15 5 T. Bandy 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 167 V. Cooper 1 St 1 St 1 St 3rd 185 R. White — 2nd 3rd 5 th UNL. A. Twombly 3rd 1 St 1 St 5th Wrestlers line up to meet the opposing team Another Cougar carries on the winning tradition. 93 discovering new talents in music Like any good thing, being in band took a lot of practice and the students ' best behavior. To have been in the Beginning Band the students had to sign up for it at the end of the 77-78 school year. Persons who made Intermediate Band by audition at the end of the 77-78 school year had many activities in store for them. They had a Fall Concert 78, a Winter Concert 78, Spring Concert 79, and they also performed at the Graduation services. Activities for the Beginning Band were: Winter Concert 78, and Spring Concert 79. All M.P.H.S. bands participated in the 1 978 Manassas Christmas Parade and received 100 dollars. Beginning Band: Betty Hooker, Billy Haigh, Not Pictured; Cheryl Bean; Director MS. Simpson Intermediate Band: 1st Row — Gina Murphy, Gayle Valdez, Gwen Martin, Kristine Whetsell 2nd Row — Tammy Bream, Kerrie LaRochelle, Thomas Lee, Theresa Duckworth, Kyra Pilkington, Not Pictured; Kathy Allen 95 advanced band members must prove themselves Advanced Band: 1st Row: R. Ramsey, E. Steele, J. Duckworth, B. LaRochelle, B. Cook, P. Keller, 2nd Row: T. Hall, A. Marks, R. Valdez, T, Messer, T. Shumate, R. Pugh, W. Wood, 3rd Row: L. Fewell, B. Bream, Ms. Simpson, C. Barr, D. Parks, L. Cox. The purpose of the Advanced Band was to promote musical awareness in the M.P.H.S. student body and in the community. It also allowed student members to explore various musical styles through performance. . Planned events for the band were as follows: Fall Concert, ' 78, Winter Concert, 78, District IX Band Festival, 1979, Spring Concert, ' 79. To have been a member in the Advanced Band, students had to successfully pass Beginning and Intermediate Band Classes. Band members had to work hard and take practicing and playing seriously to gain public approval. Practice makes perfect. 96 marching along with the m.p.h.s. marching band Marching Band: 1st Row: D. Parks, C. Barr, L. Cox, T. Messer, 2nd Row: B. Cook, P. Keller, G. Martin, G. Valdez, K. Whetsell, 3rd Row: B. LaRochelle, K. Pilkington, K. LaRochelle, T. Bream, J. Duckworth, T. Duckworth, 4th Row: R. Ramsey, E. Steele, T. Shumate, T. Lee, R Pugh, W. Wood, 5th Row: T. Hall, B. Bream, R. Valdez, A. Marks, 6th Row: Ms. Simpson, L. Fewell. The Marching Band consists of persons from the Intermediate and Advanced Band classes. In order to make Marching Band, members got much of their training in the midst of their Beginning Band year. To watch them practice reminded you of an army drilling. Members learned the proper way to hold their instruments, and the correct way to march without getting overly tired. It wasn ' t as easy as it looked. Once the Marching Band was established, it had to constantly promote school spirit. The Band marched in four out of five home football games and at four of the away football games. They also marched in the Annual Christmas Parade in which they wore their new uniforms. Dawn Painter, majorette, performed at Homecoming Game. 97 who you gonna root for . . . m.p.h. 1st row; B. Toner, 2nd row; S. Harris, B. LaRochelle, K. Curry, K. LaRochelle, S. Lee, 3rd row; S. Kuznear, S. Plaugher, 4th row; D. Weibel With the help of Miss Pam Taylor, sponsor, the cheerleaders supported the athletic teams and promoted school spirit and pride. The cheerleaders participated in all athletic events, car washes, bake sales, sold t-shirts, and were in the Manassas Christmas Parade. Tryouts were held in the spring. The girls were chosen on their ability and also on teacher recommendations. They practiced long and hard hours everyday starting at the beginning of August learning new cheers and perfecting old cheers to get ready for the 1 978-1 979 sports season. Miss Taylor, the cheerleaders ' sponsor, gave the girls a lot of help. 98 pom pom girls add new dimension to school spirit 1st row; T. Wooton, T. Bates, D. Cunningham, G. Murphy, D. Propst, 2nd row; B. Smith, S. Huffman, R. Propst, S. Shirley (capt ), F. Hitt, P. Way, and L. Bandy. Manassas Park High School has added to its growing list of extra-curricular activities . . . the ' 78- ' 79 Pom-Pom Squad. They practiced one hour daily to add to the excitement of halftimes during football and basketball games. They performed in the ' 78 Christmas Parade, and held several bake sales and car washes. The squad consisted of twelve girls and were sponsored by Mrs. Huffman and Miss Hamilton. Mrs. Huffman and Miss Hamilton are Pom Pom Girls ' sponsors. 99 choruses ' size and sound increase 1st Row: s. Palmer, M. Brummet, B. Fritter, D. Krolack, B. Domer, 2nd Row: B. Hartman, R. Hall, T. Liller, Mrs. Stutzman, C. Watson, R. Shifflett, J. Chappel. 1st row: Mrs. Stutzman, director, P. Stuart, S. Cook, D. Painter, B. Hartman, K. Jenkins, D. Duvall, M. Bast, M. Haigh, D. Slemp, S. Mullins, L. Ogden 2nd row: J. Parks, D. Parks, G. Garner, A. Clibourne, D. Austin, T. Kelley, S. Reese, D. Lee, S. Sheets, R. Snyder, R. Valdez 100 .-r select students are chosen D. Slemp, K. Jenkins, T. Kelley, B. Hartman, M. Haigh, D. Lee D. Duvall, D. Parks, R. Valdez, B. Hartman This year the sponsor for the Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir, Girls ' Ensemble, and Select Quartet was Mrs. Stutzman. The accompanist for the two choruses was Billie Hartman. The purpose of the Mixed Chorus was to give students an opportunity to develop their singing skill and learn more music fundamentals. The purpose of the Concert Choir was to give select students the chance to further develop their singing skills and opportunities for performance. To have been a member of the Concert Choir one had to pass an audition with Mrs. Stutzman, one also had to sign an agreement to attend all required concerts. Students who were in the Mixed Chorus also had to sign an agreement to attend all required concerts. This year there was a Girls ' Ensemble and a Select Quartet. To have been a member of either of these groups one had to first sign up for which group they wanted to join; then audition for the director; then members were chosen. 101 deca members get two credits 1st Row: D. Painter, S. Reese, R. Knowles, S. Coulter, B. Daymude, J. Reese, E. Ganoe, D Keplinger, 2nd Row: M. Gollhardt, D. Benson, J. Mulligan, D. Breen, D. Mullins, B. Mauck, T. Ripper, L. Pope, A. Jones, S. Plaugher, B. Rosson, B Roach, C. McFarland, I. Sowers, 3rd Row: Ms. McKinney, M. Caudle, R. Streeff, P. Walsh, G. Shoemaker. Ms. McKinney explaining how finished products get to the consumer. DECA stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America. It is a co-curricular club which means that the members had a DE class and a job for which they got two credits. The sponsor of DECA was Ms. Kaye McKinney. The events that they participated in were a picnic, an officers- leadership training conference, and district conferences and competitions. All DE. students were members of DECA in order to have competed in competitions. The officers of DECA were: President — Billy Daymude; Secretary — Sherry Coulter; Treasurer — Ricky Knowles; Reporter — Sharon Reese; and Parlimentarian — Dawn Painter. 102 fha helps youth through home ec. The 1 978-1 979 FHA-Hero Club was going strong at M.P.H.S. Its sponsors, Mrs. Rushdi and Mrs. Frost had this club to help youth assume roles in society through Flome Economics Education in areas including personal growth, family life and community involvement. Students could join this club if they were enrolled in or had completed a Home Ec. class. They always attended the meetings and had to pay $4.00 dues. Past activities of the club included ice skating parties, and a trip to Washington, D.C. to the Smithsonian, and a dinner party. FHA sponsors were Mrs. Rushdi and Mrs. Frost. 1st Row; L. Bandy, T. Testerman, A. Hedrick, C. Bryne, 2nd Row; D. Ketterman, C. Ogden, T. Shouse, C. Hurst, K. Testerman, A. Berry, B. Siler, D. Kovaks. 103 sea promotes activities for school 1st Row: L. Blakey, J. Chappell, D. Kirby, L. Cox, T, Bream, B. Hartman, C. Wilson, D Lee, 2nd Row: S. Rinker, M. Gallhardt, M. Chichester, R. Horner, J Parks, S. Huffman, B. Hooker 3rd Row: Ms. Huffman, D. Cox, W. Wright, V. Cunningham, T. Young, K. Kirk, D. Weibel, S. Lee, F. Hitt, L. Bandy, R Streef, R. Ferguson, S. Harris, D Duvall, R. Harris, K. Curry The 1978-79 school year ' s SCA tried to promote activities for the school, student body, and the community. This goal was carried out by sponsors Mrs. Stutzman and Mrs. Huffman and President — Donna Lee. The other officers were; First Vice President — Kenny Kirk, Second Vice President — Betty Hooker, Secretary — Diana Duvall, Treasurer — Kathy Curry, and Public Relations officers — Eddie Steele and Debbie Weibel. Officers were elected by the student body; homeroom representatives were selected by homeroom members. The projects that the SCA planned were a Christmas Dance, Valentine ' s Dance, and car washes. SCA officers planning school activities. 104 foreign language club takes field trip 1st Row: S. Keaton, M. Veverka, C. Sheetz, P. Crist, V. Cunningham, 2nd Row: R. Horner, S. Plaugher, 3rd Row: S. Kuznear, D. Green, R. Heltibridle, T. Profit, S. Huffman, K. Kraushaar, D. Mulligan, K. Haigh, R. Degoosh, Mrs. Staunton, 4th Row: R. Lord, C. Bland, V. Smith, J. Dicus, M. Bast. The purpose of the Foreign Language Club was to help students understand foreign customs and languages. The club did various projects to learn while also having fun. Miss Bobrosky and Mrs. Staunton were the sponsors of the club. The officers were: Program Coordinator — Debby Cox, Treasurer — Robin Heltibridle, Secretary — Suzanne Kuznear, Vice President — Kathy Clare, and President — Kathy Hill. The Foreign Language Club took a fun and eventful field trip to Washington. They also went to a French and Spanish Restaurant. To have been a member of the Foreign Language Club a person must have had at least one year of a foreign language. Foreign Language Club Officers; Kathy Hill, Kathy Clare, Suzanne Kuznear, Robin Heltibridle, and Debby Cox. 105 ict and vica prepare students for world of work R. Dillinger, R. Pugh, V. Cooper, J. Reese, P. Prusaitis, and R. Ferguson. Industrial Cooperative Training (ICT) prepares students for the World of Work. ICT permits a student to choose employment from a variety of jobs. ICT strives to have the student develop a skill or trade which will give him or her the ability to earn a good livelihood upon graduation from high school. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) gives a student an opportunity to explore areas and issues which concern him. Together VICA members work to build a better school, community, and nation. VICA had four fund raising activities. They consisted of: a candy booth, a Thanksgiving pie, a porcelain sale, and a craft bazaar. Mr. Morris, Mr. Land, P. Phipps, T. LaRochelle, B. Brown, B. Daymude, E. Jones, R. Tibbs, D Marshall, J Hudson, A. Monroe, A. Dennis, G. Herr, T. Taylor, A. Erskine, C. Prusaitis, J. Rivenburg, B. Trivett, M. Donohue, R. White, C. Shull, and L. Jacobs. 106 yearbook staff receives academic credit 1st Row: P. Prusaitis, M. Haigh, R. Heltibridle, D. Cox, J. Lawson, 2nd Row: K. Kraushaar, C. Jones, D. Smith, D. Lee, B. Toner, 3rd Row: K. Horn, S. Kuznear, S. Shirley, S. Lee, A. Clibourne, Ms. Wire, 4th Row: T. Young, S. Thornton, J. Smith, and B. Roach. This year, yearbook was a class which the staff members received an academic credit for. To get into the class the member must have a B average, good English skills, an interest in photography, art, writing, and sales. The staff worked long and hard selling ads and having candy sales to keep the cost of the book at minimal price. Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary Society for High School journalists. This organization promotes journalism in a more professional way. Quill and Scroll held their first annual initiation services Wednesday, December 13 in the school library. Six new members were added to the organization. Mr. Charlie Taylor, assistant public relations director of the Washington Redskins, was the special guest speaker. 1st Row; J. Lawson, 2nd Row: S. Thornton, R. Heltibridle, D. Lee, 3rd Row: M. Haigh, Ms. Wire, and T. Young. 107 doing things we want to do Once in a while during this year you could see the students of MPHS doing things of their own choosing. Some activities were fun, like hanging out in the gym, talking to friends, and sometimes acting a little kooky; others were more serious, like learning a new trade, and studying for a test. This year we didn ' t accom¬ plish everything we set out to do, but we did have fun trying. Besides — there ' s always next year. Senior class meetings were often important. Gina Murphy and Tanya Wooten enjoy art with Miss Yurchik. Another hidden card is uncovered by Bonnie LaRochelle. MPHS football games, held at OHS, were well attended. Sue Thornton, super steno, studies. 108 Ik Freefare gave a terrific performance in October. Jeff Phipps does some deep thinking. Mark Rowe boosts basketball spirit. 109 laughing Ooh baby — what a show! 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Billie Hartman — 30, 39, 100, 101, 108 Tim Hatfield — 30 Kathy Hill — 105 Richard Horner — 30, 37, 44, 104, 105 Chuck Howell — 30 Dennis Hughes — 30 Larry Jacobs — 30, 38, 106 Kelly Jenkins— 30, 100, 101 Jerry Jonas — 31 Laura Jones — 3 1 Kathy Keen — 31 Tammy Kelley — 31, 100, 101 Donna Keplinger — 31, 37, 38, 102, 108 Leslie Keplinger — 31 Linda Kirby — 31,43, 108 Rusty Lane — 3 1 Todd La Rochelle — 5, 31, 37, 38, 102, 108 Donna Lee — 32,1 00, 101,1 04, 1 07 Brenda Liming — 32 Lynn Lord — 32 Brenda Mauck — 32, 102 Dennis McDavid — 32 Pam Milbourne — 32 Karen Mitchell — 32 Darlene Moore — 32, 43 Gail Mosteller — 32 Richard Mullins — 33 Ron Munda — 33 Linda Ogden — 33, 100 Eddie Parker — 33 Doug Barks — 33, 96, 97, 100, 101 Jeff Phipps — 33,109,1 12 Christi Prock — 33 Paul Prusaitis — 33, 106, 107 Valerie Reed — 33 Jeannie Reese — 34, 102, 1 06 Joanne Reese — 34, 38 Tina Ripper — 34, 102 Sandy Sheets — 34, 38, 43, 100 Jeannie Shifflett — 34 Penny Showers — 34, 43 Tina Snow — 34 Rusty Snyder — 34, 39, 100 Sherri Speis — 34 Karen Stoneberger — 35 Becky Sudduth — 35 Suerena Sutphin — 3 5 Terry Taylor — 35, 41 , 106 John Theimer — 35 Bernice Tibbs — 35 Wanda Tibbs — 2, 35, 38, 43 Berni Toner — 35, 37, 98, 107 Brenda Tripp — 35 Pam Vaughn — 36 Bobby Veverka — 36 JohnWeibel — 36, 37, 41, 110 Vicky Welch —36 Ronnie White — 36 Robert Whited — 36 Shirley Wright — 36 Terry Young — 3, 36, 104, 107 juniors Loretta Adams — 46, 52 Veronica Adkins — 46 Susan Anderson — 46, 52, 53 Carla Austin — 46 Carmen Austin — 46 Teresa Avinger — 46 Joanne Blevins — 46 Ray Breeden — 46 Jeff Brown — 46, 106 Matt Caudle — 46, 1 02 Laura Clare — 46 Angie Clibourne — 46, 53, 100, 107 Sherry Coulter — 46, 52, 102 Debby Cox - 46, 52, 53, 104, 105, 107 Kathy Crites — 46 Walter Cross — 46 Billy Daymude — 47, 52, 102, 106 Nicoletta DiVincenzo — 47, 53 Jimmy Dunithan — 47 Walter Dunnigan — 47 Ricky Ferguson — 47, 104 Joye Farris — 47 Joel Fichtner — 47 Larry Fones — 47, 52 Gloria Garner — 47 James Garrison — 47 Ricky German — 47 Mel Goldhardt — 47, 102, 104 Ricky Green — 47 Vicky Green — 47, 52 Kenny Harmon — 47 Glen Harris — 47 Greg Harris 48 Rodney Harris 48 Robin Heltibridie — 4, 48, 105, 107 George Herr — 48, 106 Willis Jenkins — 48 Alice Jones — 102 Cindy Jones — 48, 1 1 1 Chris Kelley — 48 Joyce Kittrell — 48 Jeff Kling — 48 Ricky Knowles — 48, 52, 102 Joe Kovacs — 48 Kurt Kraushaar — 48, 105, 107 Margaret Kuelbs — 48 Suzanne Kuznear — 49, 98, 105, 107 Tom Lafferty — 49 Julie Lawson — 49, 1 07 David Marshall — 49, 106 Ricky Martin — 49 Lynn McConnell — 49 Curt McFarland — 49, 102 Allison Monroe — 49, 1 06 Kirk Monroe — 49 Doug Mullins — 49, 102 Larry Mullins — 49 Melissa Nelson — 49 Edna Oakley — 49 Dawn Painter — 49, 52, 97, 100, 102 George Perkins — 49 Preston Phipps — 49, 106 Sharon Plaugher — 98, 102, 105 Tom Poe — 50 Lisa Pope — 50, 102 Jeanette Prusaitis — 50 Randy Pugh — 50, 96, 97, 106 Sharon Reese — 50, 1 00, 102 Danny Rinker — 50 Bobby Roach 50, 102, 107 Bobby Rollison — 50 Bonita Rosson — 6, 50, 53, 102 Charles Seay — 50 Robin Sheetz — 50 Garnet Shoemaker — 1 02 Delores Slemp — 50, 100, 101 Donna Smith — 50, 52, 107 James Sowers — 50, 102, 1 1 1 Regina Staley — 7, 50 Walt Stewart — 50 Ronnie Streef — 51 , 102 Kathleen Thompson — 51 Susan Thornton — 51, 107, 108 Edgar Trivett — 51, 106 Nancy Walsh — 51 Anita Watson — 51 Gary White — 52 Quentin White — 52 Kevin Wood — 51 sophomores Sandy Allen — 55 Sheila Barr — 55 James Bauer — 55 Kelly Beavers — 55 Donna Benson — 55, 102 Donna Bicksler — 55 Richard Bottomly — 55 Brian Bream — 55, 96, 97 Barbara Brooks — 55 Phillip Brown — 55 Annette Brummett — 55 David Bures — 55, 1 1 1 Tina Butler — 55 Tammy Carr — 55 Millie Chichester — 55, 104, 1 10 Jame Cigic — 55 Debbie Clatterbuck — 55 Debra Clements — 55 Gary Colley — 55 Peter Colville — 55 Charles Cornwall — 5 5 Leona Cox — 55, 96, 97, 104 Peggy Crist — 55, 105 Kathy Curry — 55, 98, 104 Karen Deavers — 55 Ron DeGoosh — 56, 105 Ray Dillinger — 56, 106 Donald Domer — 56 Patty Domer — 56 Brian Donohue — 56, 106 Bonnie Duncan — 56 Diana Duvall — 56, 100, 101, 104 Lewis Fewell — 56, 96, 97 Lucille Fletcher — 56 Roxanne Frye — 56 Glen Garner — 56 Dale Glines — 56 Cynthia Gooden — 56 Ricky Grace — 56 John Green — 56 Bill Hadder — 56 Kitty Haigh — 56, 105 James Harmon — 56 Donald Harris — 56 Tom Hesse — 56, 1 10 Russ Hill — 56 Felisha Hitt — 56, 99, 104 Tina Hubble — 56 Kenny Huber — 56 Charles Johnson — 56 Elwood Jones — 57, 106 Susan Keaton — 44, 57 Pam Keller — 57, 96, 97 Diana Killen — 57 Denise Kirby — 57, 60, 104 Kenny Lafferty — 57 Bonnie LaRochelle — 57, 96, 97, 98, 108 Shelley Lee — 57, 60, 98, 104, 107 David McCourt — 57 Sharon McWilliams — 57 Melissa Milbourne — 57 Brian Mitchell — 57 James Moore — 57 Raymond Moore — 57 Jody Mulligan — 57, 102 Jimmy Mullins — 57 Anna Nolte — 57 Colleen Ogden — 57, 103 Tammy Orndorff — 57 Steve Pettit — 57 Sean Prock — 57 Rita Propst — 57, 99 Charles Prusaitis — 57, 106 James Rivenburg — 57, 106 Debbie Rollison — 57 Teresa Sfreddo — 58 Valerie Sheetz — 58 Kathy Shevitz — 58 Susan Shirley — 58, 99, 107 Terri Shouse — 58, 103 Clifton Shull — 58, 106 Jeff Shupe — 58 Renee Sicre — 58 Tylee Simmons — 58 Marion Slaubaugh — 58 Brenda Smith — 58, 99 Jean Smith — 58, 60, 107 Roy Snyder — 58 Kenny Stewart — 58 Norma Story — 58 David Tiller — 58 Ray Valdez — 58, 96, 97, 100, 101 Bill Vaughn — 58 Mary Veverka — 58, 105 David Wadel — 58 Mike Walls — 58 Paula Walsh — 58, 102 Peggy Way — 58, 99 Debbie Weibel — 58, 98, 104 James Whetsall — 58 Rick White — 59, 1 06 Mike Whorton — 59 Doug Williams — 59 Warren Wood — 59, 96, 97 Mike Woodsmall — 59 David Wren — 59 Wanda Wright — 59, 60, 104 freshmen Kelley Anderson — 62 Clifford Barr — 62, 96, 97 Michelle Bast — 62, 100, 105 Linwood Blakey — 62, 104 Cyndi Bland — 62, 104 Todd Bowling — 62 Scott Bowman — 62 Tammy Bream — 62, 95, 97, 104 Teresa Brooks — 62 Dale Brown — 62 John Carl — 62 Mike Caudle — 62 Charlene Clatterbuck — 62 Karen Coates — 62 Pamela Conner — 62 Brenda Cook — 62, 96, 97 Rhonda Cook — 62 Richard Cook — 62 Sharon Cook — 62 Sheri Cook — 62 Ray Cross — 62 Wanda Cross — 62 Edward Crouch — 62 Dennis Cunningham — 62 Gwen Cushman — 62 Yvette Dicks — 63 Ronald Dillinger — 63 Sara DiVincenzo — 63 Julie Duckworth — 63, 96, 97 Larry Edwards — 63 Judy Ennis — 63, 1 12 Penny Ennis — 63 Cindy Evans — 63 Katherine Fewell — 63 Terry Friend — 63 Sheila Funkhouser — 63 Dave Gallardy — 63 Joy Garrigan — 63 Elizabeth German — 63 Pam Grace — 63 Lynne Green — 63 Bobby Hall — 63 Kathy Harold — 63 Denise Harris — 63 Rosemary Harris — 63, 66, 104 Bobbie Hartman — 63, 104 Claudia Herndon — 63 Keith Huber — 63 Jason Johnson — 63 Teresa Kidwell — 63 Tammy Kilgore — 64 Kenny Kirk —64, 104 Roger Knowles — 64 Diane Lane — 64, 66 Thomas Lee — 64, 95, 97 Gary Lawson — 64 Andre Leish — 64 Rita Lord — 64, 1 05 Cathy Maitland — 64 Angie Marks — 64, 96, 97 Cathy Mauck — 64, 1 1 2 Kenny McDavid — 64 Paul Meadows — 64 Tammy Messer — 64, 96, 97 Ronnie Moore — 64 Donna Mulligan — 64, 105 Sherry Mullins — 64, 1 00 Ray Munda — 64 Susan Nosner — 64 John Parks — 64, 71, 100, 104 Mary Ann Peters — 64 Kyra Pilkington — 64, 95, 97 Frank Pillow — 64, 66 Laura Plaugher — 64 Clara Poe — 64 Wayne Porter — 65 Carl Pugh — 65 Eddie Ragan — 65 Ronnie Ramsey — 65, 96, 97 Susie Rinker — 65, 66, 104 Kathy Roach — 65 Mark Rowe — 65, 109 David Sfreddo — 65 JoAnne Shafer — 6 5 Tony Shumate — 65, 96, 97 Tina Shupe — 65 Tim Slawson — 65 Veriti Smith — 65, 105 Kelly Snyder — 65 William Speis — 65 Marvin Spindle — 65 Eddie Steele — 65, 96, 97 Dean Stepp — 65 Rachel Street — 65, 66, 104 Dean Sutphin — 65 Jeanette Tibbs — 65 Keith Tibbs — 65 Tanya Tinnell — 65 David Tompkins — 65 Rebecca Valentine — 65 Becky Vest — 66 Randi Wahl — 66 Teresa Wam pler — 66 Jackie Webb — 66 Janet Webb — 2, 66 Joan Whetsall — 66 Mary Wood — 66 Kim Yates — 66 Janet Duncan — 66 1 29 eighth grade Lonnie Adams — 68 Marjorie Adams — 68 Kathy Allen — 68 Steve Austin — 68 John Avinger — 68 Kathy Bachland — 68 DeChantel Barr — 68 Terri Bates — 99 Teri Lynnn Bandy — 68, 73, 99, 103, 104 Joanne Banton — 68 Mike Bartley — 68 Cheryl Bean — 68 Angela Berry 68, 103 Marietta Berry — 68 Nancy Bissonnette — 68 Jay Blevins — 68 Lisa Blevins — 68 Tina Blevins — 68 Shree Bowling — 68 Roger Bottomly — 68 Teresa Bright — 68 Dorothy Brock — 68 Peggy Brooks — 68 Dawn Brown — 68 Donnie Brown — 68 Mark Brummet — 68, 100 Patricia Bryant — 68 Carol Byrne — 68, 4, 103 Marlon Campbell — 68 Paul Campbell — 68 James Carl — 68 Cindy Carr — 68 Jon Caton — 68 Juanita Chappel — 68, 73, 100, 104 Alan Church — 68 Jack Clanagan — 68 Leland Colley — 69 Michael Cook — 69 Johnny Cornwell — 69 Michael Cross — 69 Ronald Crouch — 69 Denise Cunningham — 69, 99 Mary Cushman — 69 Tim Davis — 69 Ronald Dempsey — 69 Robert DeWitt — 69 Tina Dickens — 69, 73 Scott Dineen — 69 Paul DiVincenzo — 69 Sharon Dodson — 69 Brenda Dommer — 69, 73, 100 Sharon Druyff — 69 Teresa Duckworth — 69, 95, 97 Constance Duvall — 69 Marcella Eppard — 69 Donald Fairfax — 69 Michael Fewell — 69 William Fewell — 69 Shawn Fitchner — 69 Brian Fritter — 69, 100 Floyd Frye — 69 Charles Gallihugh — 69 David Gallihugh — 69 John Garrison — 69 Jacqueline Gentry — 69 Robert German — 69 Anthony Gooden — 69 Roger Goodspeed — 69 William Gormours — 69 Patricia Griffith — 69 Ernest Grimes — 69 Sara Grimes 70, 73 William Haigh — 70, 95 Renia Hall - 70, 100 Timothy Hall — 70, 96, 97 Sandra Harold — 60 Sharon Harris — 70, 73, 98, 104 Tony Hatfield — 70 Richard Hawes 70 Cynthia Hazlett — 70 Sandre Hazlett 70 Angela Hedrick — 70, 103 Renetta Horne — 70 Earl Hough — 70 Richard Hough — 70 Jeff Howell — 70 Betty Hooker — 70, 95, 104 Patricia Hudson — 70 Sheri Huffman — 70, 99, 104, 105 Denise Hughes — 70 Mike Hunt — 70 Carol Hurst — 70, 103 Michael Jenkins — 70 Shelby Johnson — 70 Laticia Jones — 70 Van Justus — 70 Stephen Keaton — 70, 105 Allen Keen — 70 Deena Ketterman — 70, 103 Michael Kidwell — 70 Karen Kirk — 70 Debra Kovacs — 70, 1 03 Donald Krolak — 70, 100 Kerrie LaRochelle — 70, 95,97, 98 Terena Liller — 70, 100 George Maguire — 70 Connie Martin — 70 Gwendolyn Martin — 71, 9 5, 9 7 Sally Martin — 7 1 Sheila Masarick — 7 1 Harrison Mauck — 71 John McConnell — 71 Sarah McDonald — 71 Lisa McFall — 71 Patty McFarland — 71 Lacy McGee — 71 Jennifer McIntosh — 71 Pamela Meade — 71 Cynthia Miller — 71 Daniel Mitchell — 71 Loretta Moore — 7 1 Mike Moore — 71 Mike Moore — 71 Melissa Mullins — 7 1 Gina Murphy — 71, 95, 99, 108 Joseph Novak — 71 George Oakley — 71 Leroy Ogden — 71 Scott Palmer — 71 , 100 Sheila Pelczer — 71 Deborah Pillow — 7 1 Yvonne Potter — 7 1 Eric Prock — 7 1 Robert Proffitt — 71 Terri Proffitt — 71 , 105 Dana Propst — 71, 99 Donald Raistrick — 71 Diane Randolph — 71 Darwin Robinson — 71 Belinda Ruffin — 71 Cynthia Sheetz — 71, 105 Rita Shifflett — 72, 100 Kathyrn Sicre — 72 Barbara Siler — 72, 103 Debra Slaubaugh — 72 Joseph Slaughbaugh — 72 Lisa Smith — 72 Robert Smith — 72 Henry Snyder — 7 2 John Speis — 72 Connie Spencer — 72 John Spindle 72 Tony Sprouse — 72 Paul Stlitner — 72 James Taylor — 72 Kelley Testerman — 72, 103 Teri Testerman — 72, 103 Evan Thompson — 72 David Thornton — 72 Esther Thornton — 72 Anthony Tibbs — 72 Wesley Tugman — 72 Gayle Valdez — 72, 95, 97 Patricia Vanover — 72 Joe Viggiano — 72 Teresa Wadel — 72 Barbi Wahl — 72 Paul Walsh - 72 Danielle Walters — 72 Christie Watson — 72, 100 Karen West — 72 Kristine Whetsell — 72, 95, 97 Ricky White — 72 Sheri Willis — 72 Corrine Wilson — 72, 104 Tanya Wooten — 72, 99, 108 Roy Wren — 73 130 autographs 131 1 32 9 For Reference item for use in the library only Prince William Public Library am i RUN REG LIS CESTOR NF 00821001 VA 371.8976 Man Man Reflections PRINCE WILLIAM PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM 3 3159 00555 9088 RELIC 371.8976 Man 1979 Manassas Park High School (Manass Reflections if m s V ' a, ,� V ' is ■r t ■?■ • ■ • x: . v ; -• v ! ? ■ X x . - n , ' .: X ' r ' V ■■ V. 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