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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1980 volume:

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His life span is about eighteen years, but some have been known to live longer in captivity. He breeds once every two or three years and is the proud papa of one to six kit¬ tens. Students learn geography by painting this map on the wall. CXWvy- ESCHERS SYMMETRY e- s iis wall painting helps math students with mmetry. ¥ { ■ lod Gmoewrfc Jt -ft Opening 7 AND PLACES THAT ARE FAMILIAR. ■ «— Manassas Park was incorporated as a town in 1955. It became a city in 1975. The current mayor is J. Frank Murphy. The city has three elementary schools and one high school. It is the youngest school system in Virginia, opening in 1976. Manassas Park occupies approxmately two square miles of Virginia ' s beautiful landscape. On Independance Day residents have a para¬ de,fireworks,games and contests at Costello Park. All summer long, the park boasts Baseball and Softball fields, a swimming pool and tennis court. Ma¬ nassas Park also has its own City Hall, Shopping Center, and a fast - food restaurant. ' ■ - . -•{ ■ v OF MAMAS5AS c ■ h ‘. i r .. % c iM i V t ' AfX iffTf • - -• - •- ' - 8 Community Community 9 OFFICES OF MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN Special thanks to: Johnny Mullins, John Theimer, and Mr. Steele Faculty LEADERS MAKE KEY DECISIONS James W. Moyers Jr. Principal It ' s not aptitude that determines altitude, but attitude along with a bit of fortitude. Marion Rambo Assistant Principal The hardest subjects are the best ones. Wesley Jones Assistant Principal Work conquers all. Robert Lewis Superintendent You can ' t control the length of your life, but you can have some¬ thing to say about the width and depth. David Marsh Asst. Superintendent The desire of knowledge, like the thirst of riches, increases ever with the acquisition of it. Diana Richardson Director of Instruction If cognitive structures were static, (man) would be a superfluous enti¬ ty. Administration 11 STAFF Cecil C. Simpson Director of Voc. Ed. “The greatest adventure is what lies ahead. Sharon Neese Secretary An injury is much sooner forgot¬ ten than an insult. MEMBERS ASSIST STUDENTS Shirley Hobbs Voc. Secretary Smile and have friends, frown and have wrinkles. Judythe M. Niles Guidance Counselor Always wear a smile! It ' s a frown turned upside down. Officer Thom D. Picciuto, Juvenile Relations Officer Honesty is the best policy. Alice Kathleen Sharman, Guidance Counselor Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. 12 Staff AND SUPPORT COUNCILMEN i Libbye H. Crosswhite Bookkeeper If you didn ' t do it right this time at least you learned something! Iris M. Rinker Attendance Aide There is something beautiful in ev¬ ery day. Mrs. White helps a student. Coach Bourne always has a smile for everyone. Staff 13 CUSTODIANS REPAIR BUILDING Even school board members help maintain the school. Velma Balthis says “Like me, stay in a state of utter confusion, so everyone will think you are organized. 14 Staff NEW COMMITTEES HELP COUNCILMEN k_ d Helen Arehart Parkhurst DE II and DE III Sponsors: DECA Ah neat! Brenda Smith - Banks Gen. Business and Typing I Sponsors: VICA Co-Sponsors: Sr. Class and Majorettes Johanna Bobrosky Spanish I and II and U.S. History Sponsors: Foreign Language Club Have an affair with a foreign lan¬ guage! the rid is in the hands young, l hope they do a better job than we, when we were young. Chet Bouthe History - 8, Sociology, and Contemporary Affairs, Varsity Football Coach, and Athletic Director Mark Bowersox World Studies - 9, JV Football and JV Wrestling Coach Cary Broadwater U.S. History - 8 For those who have fought for it life has a meaning the sheltered will never know! Faculty 15 IMPROVE TEACHING TECHNIQUES Eddie Campbell Driver Education, P.E., and Health Football and Track Coach. Ted E. Curtis Algebra I and II, and Gen. Math “Push the wagon closer to the curb of¬ ficer, the step is to high for my moth¬ er. Christopher Edward Delaney, Jr. Science 8, and Biology Public Address - V. Football games Don ' t you just love it! Michael J. Fanalli Industrial Arts, World of Construc¬ tion, and Exploring Technology Happiness is a low elapsed time! Marilyn J. Frost Food Service I and II, and Home Ec. Sponsores: FHA-HERO The best way to forget your problems is to help someone else solve theirs. Constance Giorgio French and Govt. May I have your attention, please? 16 Faculty SCHOOL CURRICULUM STUDIED . . . Kathy Hamilton English 9 Sponsors: Pom Pom Squad and NHS. Jackie Herr Cosmetology Sponsors: VICA. Sr. Class Sandy Hammersley P.E. 8, and Driver Education, J.V. Bas¬ ketball and Varsity Softball Coach Dynamite comes in small packages! Norma Huffman English 8 Sponsors: Pom Pom Squad What did I do to deserve this? Nancy Hellwig ED 8 - 12 If you do not understand my si¬ lence, you will not understand my words. Clarence Izzard Auto Body Sponsors: VICA The only trouble with loafing is you don ' t know when to stop and rest Faculty 17 Floyd E. Land Auto Mechanics Sponsors: VICA, Jr. Class A man ' s worth is measured by what he does when he has nothing to do.” Margaret Leal General Math So what else is new? Lorena Markowski English 10, Reading Your duty - your reward - your destiny is in the present mo¬ ment. Frank R. Jessee Building Trades, Sponsors: VICA An idle mind is the devil ' s work¬ shop; an idle shop is a waste of ener¬ gy- George Lewis Drafting I II Sponsors: VICA This is not fun and games, get to work! Charles Lowry ICT, Economics Sponsors: VICA When things get tough, the tough get going! . . . BY GUIDANCE COMMITTEE . . . 18 Faculty . . TO MAKE GUIDANCE DEPT. MORE EFFECTIVE Michele R. McMichael P.E , Health Girl ' s V. Basketball Coach, Assistant girl ' s softball coach “George, Wesley, Scott, I ' ll deck you! Lynn Rushdi Home Ec., Family Living Sponsors: FHA HERO “Don ' t stick your fingers in it. Robert F. Moffett P.E. 8,10, Driver ED. Basketball Coach, Ass ' t Football Coach “It doesn ' t matter whether you win or lose, until you lose. Sandra Shockley Physical Science 8, Earth Science 9 Little boats hug the shore, larger boats venture more. Kathy Mullin Special Ed. 8-12 Sponsors: SCA, Majorettes No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. Lucinda Simpson Band Sponsors: Marching, Concert, Sym¬ phonic, and Jazz Bands Music is the melody whose text is the world. Faculty 19 TEACHERS’ CONCERNS ARE DISCUSSED . . . Satinder Sodhi English 9, Consumer Math, General Math Kay L. Smith Special Ed. L.D. Resource, English. Math, Reading, History. Everyone can do a little more than they think they are capable of. M. L. Stiff Science 8. Physics, Adv. Biology Sponsors: SCA There are none so blind as those who will not try to see. Rhonda Fike Stutzman General Music 8, Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir If at first you don ' t succeed, try. try, againl Pam Taylor Mathematics Sponsors: Cheerleaders, Class of ' 82 Sandra White English 8, 11 The fellow driving fastest past a school was perhaps the slowest get¬ ting through it. 20 Faculty . . . BY THE FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE. Shirley Wire Eng. 12, Adv. Eng., Yearbook, Spon¬ sors: Quill Scroll I have to work with what I have, not what I wish I had. Janice Yurchik Art I II The faculty and staff formed many committees this year. One of those committees was the Faculty Advisory Committee. This committee discussed teachers ' concerns and problems and then re¬ ported to Mr. Moyers. Mr. Curtis headed the commit¬ tee with Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Giorgio, Ms. Hamilton, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Lowry, Mrs. Shockley, and Ms. Yurchick. The Guidance Comm., made up of Mr. De¬ laney, Mrs. Wire, Mrs. Sodhi, Ms. Simpson, Mrs. Niles and Ms. Sharman studied the school curriculum and made suggestions to help make the Guidance Dept, more effec¬ tive. The Superintendent ' s Advisory Comm, met with the superintendent to dis¬ cuss general problems of the faculty and students. Faculty 21 Alice Annette Jeannette Susan Beth Anderson Susana Susana Danna ' Veronica Lee Adkins Veronica Carmen L. Austin Lou Teresa Arlene Avinger Wessa Nada Bartley Nada Debby Cox waits for her next command Seniors 23 Sherry Lynn Coulter Sherry Kathy Lorraine Crites Kathy Deborah Kathryn Cox Debby Walter Franklin Cross Skip William Thomas Daymude Billy Donna Dillinger Donna james Andrew Garrison Garrison Melanie Ann Gollhardt Mel Allison and Curt clown around as usual. Seniors 25 . . LEAVING THEIR SCHOOL James A. Hudson Alice Roxanne Jones Cynthia Gayle Jones Eileen Marie Keaton Jimmy Rocky Cindy or Squeaky Leenie 26 Seniors Richard Alarf Know Thomas Edward Lafferty Tom Jeff Kling hitches a ride liiiilil ■ ; - - 1 r v SfS ' --v ayne Marshall David” 11 1 ■S sr m Sharon Louise Reese Sharon Elaine Plaugher Scott Randall Pugh Daniel P. Rinker Robert Wesley Roach Silvia Patricia Rodriquez Robert N. Rollison Danny Bobby ; ' , ■ ' ' 1 ' , ■ , j Silvia ' ' ,, , . . : : ' ■ ■, • .yiz K Seniors 29 Bonita Lou Rosson Bonnie Robin Rose Sheetz Robin Carnet Leslie Shoemaker Carnet Delores Ann Slemp Cissy Donna Jean Smith BHHHI elly Diane Smith Dana Louise Southard Little One James W. Sowers Jimmy Julie Lawson takes a well deserved break from editing the yearbook. Ronald Kevin Streeff “Ronnie Andrew Jackson Taylor, Jr. Kathaleen Margeret Thompson Wig Kathy Pauletta E.J. Stuart Pauletta BECOMING LEADERS OF THE FUTURE Susan Renee Thornton Gary Howard White Quentin W. White 1 Kevin C. Wood Thor � Gary Quentin Kevin Secretary: Sharon Plaugher, PR Officer: Bonnie Rosson (Not Pictured) Vice-Pres.: Susan Thornton, Pres.: Susan Anderson. Treasurer: Nikki Di Vincenzo 32 Seniors THE SUPER , r -- ■: mmm Doug Mullins, Loretta Adams and Michelle Campbell are BEST DRESSED. Susan Anderson and Curt McFarland are the WITTIEST. Susan Anderson and Gary White are the MOST SPIRITED. ; .. . The baccalaureate was held at Emmanuel Bab- tist Church on Sunday June, 8. Graduation was held Monday June, 9. The Senior Class colors were navy blue and silver, the class song was We May Never Pass This Way Again . The class motto was, For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yes¬ terday a dream of happiness, and tomorrow a vision of hope. Seniors 35 SENIORS HAVE A LOT TO BRAG ABOUT! LORETTA ADAMS - Birthdate: 7 23 62 Birthplace: Washington D.C Wrestling Manager 10,11,12 Home¬ coming Princess 10.11 Homecoming Queen 12 Future Plans: undecided VERONICA ADKINS - Birthdate: 8 22 62 Birthplace: Riva Arrea, CA Cheerleader 9,10 VICA 11,12 Future Plans: licensed hairdresser SUSAN ANDERSON - Birthdate: 11 26 61 Birthplace: Washington D.C. Class Pres. 10, 12 SCA rep. 10,11,12 Cheerleader 10 Class V.Pres. 11 SCA Public Relations 10 Wrestling Manager 11,12 Future Plans: College, trade school, secretary ALICE AUSTIN - Birthdate: 10 20 61 Birthplace: Manassas, VA. Mixed Chorus 9,12 Concert Choir 9,12 FBLA 11 Future Plans: Accounting or Bookkeeping CARLA AUSTIN - Birthdate: 7 20 62 Birthplace: Prince William County Cheerleader 9 Softball 9 FBLA 9,11 Track 10 Future Plans: Secretary CARMEN AUSTIN - Birthdate: 7 20 62 Birthplace: Prince William County Cheerleader 9 Softball 9 FBLA 9,11 Track 10 Future Plans: Marriage and College TERESA AVINGER - Birthdate: 11 7 61 Birthplace: Manassas Auto Mechanics 11,12 Future Plans: Work, marriage NADA BARTLEY - Birthdate: 6 19 59 Birthplace: Hellier, Kentucky Future Plans: Computer field MICHELLE CAMPBELL - Birthdate: 8 4 61 Birthdate: Trinidad Future Plans: College, Clothes Designer MATT CAUDLE - Birthdate: 1 31 62 Birthplace: Fairfax County Baseball 9,10,11,12 DECA 11 National Honor Society 11,12 Future Plans: United States Military Academy LAURA CLARE - Birthdate: 6 13 62 Birthplace: New Jersey Future Plans: College STEVE COATES - Birthdate: 12 15 61 Birthplace: Washington, D.C. Vica 10 Future Plans: Construction TINA CONNER - Birthdate: 9 22 62 Birthplace: Nelsonville, Ohio Boosters Club 9,10,11 Cheerleader 10,11 Business 10,11 DEBBY COX - Birthdate: 9 6 62 Birthplace: Lexington, VA 36 Seniors Kevin Wood flashes his Ultra Bright smile. Foreign Lang. Club officer (P.C.) 9,10,11 Honor Roll 9 Basketball 10,11,12 Class Pres. 11 SCA rep. 11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Quill and Scroll 11,12 Who ' s Who ' s 11 Yearbook 10,11,12 Softball 10,12 Yearbook Staff 10,11,12 Newspaper Staff Photographer 11 Band 12 Concert Choir 12 Future Plans: College SHERRY COULTER - Birthdate: 8 18 62 Birthplace: Alexandria, VA DECA 11,12 Honor Society 11,12 Future Plans: Marriage, raise a family, and get a full time job. WALTER CROSS - Birthdate: 12 31 61 Birthplace; Warrenton, VA Band 9,10 Track 10 Future Plans: work BILLY DAYMUDE - Birthdate: 4 14 62 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Tennis 9 VICA 9,10 Pariementarian 10 DECA 10,12 Nat ' l Honor Society 11,12 Who ' s Who 11 Yearbook 12 Future Plans: College; Marriage NIKKI Dl VINCENZO - Birthdate: 9 30 62 Birthplace: Bronx, NY, Class treasurer 11,12 Yearbook business manager 12 Future Plans: College CPA JIMMY DUNITHAN - Birthdate: 8 3 61 Birthplace: Fairfax, Football 12 Future Plans: Marriage WALT DUNNIGAN - Birthdate: 3 17 62 Birthplace: Baltimore, MD, Track 9,10,11,12 Wrestling 11,12 Future Plans: undecided RICKY FERGUSON - Birthdate: 7 24 61 Birthplace: Manassas, J.V. Football 9 V. Football 12 SCA 10,11 JOEL F1TCHNER - Birthdate: 6 24 62 Birthplace: Redston Arsenal, Alabama Future Plans: whatever LARRY FONES - Birthdate: 1 1 62 Birthplace: Washington, Football 9,10,11,12 Future Plans: Marriage, work GLORIA ANN GARNER - Birthdate: 2 21 62 Birthplace: Washington, D.C. FHA-Hero 9,10 COE 12 Future Plans: College, Secretary or Data Processor JIM GARRISON - Birthdate: 2 14 61 Birthplace: Washington, D.C. Football 10,11,12 Future Plans: Work, Navy GAYLE GODWIN - Birthdate: 1 17 61 Birthplace: North Carolina Future Plans: Training School MEL GOLLHARDT - Birthdate: 11 13 61 Birthplace: Kenmore, N.Y. Pep Club 9 Softball 10 Walk-a-thon 9,10 «■ Future Plans: Work, Marriage, College RICKY GREEN - Birthdate: 4 21 61 Birthplace: Roanke, VA Future Plans: Autobody Worker VICKY GREEN - Birthdate: 4 21 61 Birthplace: Roanke, VA. Yearbook 11 Future Plans: Work, Marriage, College GREG HARRIS - Birthdate: 10 3 61 Birthplace: Pittsburg, PA Future Plans: Technical School RODNEY HARRIS - Birthdate: 6 9 61 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Football 9,10,11,12 Future Plans - Fun JAMES HUDSON - Birthdate: 7 20 62 Birthplace: Winchester, VA. Basketball 11,12 Baseball 12 Future Plans: Architect ALICE JONES - Birthdate: 5 16 62 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Future Plans: Acting ROBIN HELTIBRIDLE - Birthdate; 6 30 62 Birthplace: Alexandria, VA. For. Lang 9,10,11 Honor Roil 9,10 Year¬ book 10,11,12 Quill and Scroll 10,11,12 NSH 11,12 Who ' s Who 11 Future Plans: College GEORGE HERR - Birthdate: 8 10 62 Birthplace: Washington, D.C. Basketball 9 VICA 11,12 Future Plans: Architect KAREN HORN - Birthdate: 5 28 62 Birthplace: Manassas, VA FBLA 9 VICA 10,11,12 VICA reporter 10,11 Cosmo I - reporter 10 Cosmo re¬ porter 11 Quill and Scroll 11,12 Year¬ book 11 Newspaper 11,12 Girl ' s State 11 Cosmo II reporter 12 Future Plans: College, Writer CINDY JONES - Birthdate: 9 12 62 Birthplace: Dumfries, VA. Honor Roll 9,10 NHS 11,12 Quill and Scroll 11,12 Yearbook 11,12 Newspaper 11 DECA 12 Future Plans: NVCC • ■■ ■ ; h EILEEN KEATON - Birthdate: 11 19 60 Birthplace: Warrington, VA. VICA 10,11,12 Future Plans: Cosmotologist, College, Marriage CHRIS KELLEY - Birthdate: 9 4 62 Birthplace: West Virginia Food Services 11,12 Future Plans: Nursing School TINA KIDWELL - Birthdate: 3 26 62 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA. Class Pres. 9 Pep Club 9 SCA 10, VICA 12 Future Plans: Marriage Donna is without Billy, for once. YETTA KISER -Birthdate: 5 27 60 Birthplace: Loudon County, VA Future Plans: Work JOYCE KITRELL - Birthdate: 1 26 62 Birthplace: Fauquier Hospital Softball 9 Future Plans: Undecided JEFF KLING - Birthdate: 10 14 61 Birthplace: Fairfax, Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10 Future Plans: Business Management JOE KOVACS - Birthdate: 10 4 62 Birthplace: Washington D.C. Track 10,11,12 Future Plans: College or Service ■ KURT KRAUSHAAR - Birthdate: 12 18 61 Birthplace: Frankfort, Germany Future Plans: undecided SUZANNE KUZNEAR - Birthdate: 3 16 62 Birthplace: Arlington, VA For. Lang. 9,10,11 Honor Roll 9,10 V. Cheerleader 11 NHS 11,12 Yearbook 11,12 Quill and Scroll 11,12 Future Plans: College TOM LAFFERTY - Birthdate: 7 10 61 Birthplace: Washington D.C. Track 10,11,12 NHS 11,12 DECA 12 Future Plans: Army ROTC or College JULIE LAWSON - Birthdate: 8 22 62 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Honor Roll 9,10 Yearbook 10 Yearbook Editor 11,12 Quill and Scroll 10,11,12 NHS 11,12 Who ' s Who 11 Future Plans: College, Marriage DAVID MARSHALL - Birthdate: 11 16 61 Birthplace: Arlington, VA Future Plans: undecided LYNN McCONNELL - Birthdate: 1 13 62 Birthplace: Washington D.C. Food Services 10,11 Future Plans: Marriage CURT McFARLAND - Birthdate: 3 29 62 Birthplace: Alexandria, VA Football 10 Auto Mech. 10 Future Plans: Work JERRY MILLS - Birthdate: 7 29 61 Birthplace: Arlington, VA. Auto Body 10,11 Football 10 VICA 10,11 Future Plans: Work, Marriage ALLISON MONROE - Birthdate: 10 6 62 Birthplace: Wash. D.C. Baseball 10,11,12 Basketball 11,12 Foot¬ ball 12 Future Plans: undecided KIRK MONROE - Birthdate: 2 18 61 Birthplace: Washington D.C. VICA 10,11 Football 12 Future Plans: undecided VICKY MOTLEY - Birthdate: 9 17 60 Birthplace; Manassas, VA Future Plans: Take care of my son and maybe get a job. DOUG MULLINS - Birthdate: 10 5 61 Birthplace: Germany TINA STALEY - Birthdate 5 14 62 Birthplace: Alexandria, VA Future Plans: undecided RONNIE STREEFF - Birthdate: 11 18 61 Birthplace: Manassas, VA For. Lang. 9,10 J.V. Football 10 DECA 11,12 Future Plans: Professional Bum GARNET SHOEMAKER - Birthdate: 1 30 61 Birthplace: California Pep Club 9 Softball manager 10 Class Sec. 10 DE Reporter 12 Future Plans: College DELORES SLEMP - Birthdate: 6 7 62 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA. Chorus 11 COE 12 Future Plans: College DONNA SMITH - Birthdate: 1 16 62 Birthplace: Keyser, West Virginia Honor Roll 9,10 Who ' s Who 11 Year¬ book 11,12 NHS 11,12 Newspaper 11 Quill and Scroll 11,12 DECA 12 Future Plans: Marriage, College KELLY SMITH - Birthdate: 10 10 61 Birthplace: Washington D.C. Softball 9,10,11,12 Business Course 9,10,11,12 Track 11,12 Future Plans: Secretarial School, work Football 9,10,12 DE 11,12 Future Plans: Service LARRY MULLINS - Birthdate: 2 10 62 Birthplace: Norton, VA. For. Lang. 9,10, Football 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 NHS 11,12 Future Plans: College MELISSA NELSON - Birthdate 6 30 62 Birthplace: FT. Belvoir, VA. Yearbook 9 VICA 10,11,12 Majorette 10 Cosmo 10,11,12 Future Plans: work, travel DAWN PAINTER - Birthdate: 5 3 62 Birthplace: Woodstock, VA. Choir 9,10,11 Honor Roll 9,10 DECA 11 COE 12 Future Plans: work JACKIE TAYLOR - Birthdate: 5 29 62 Birthplace: Manassas Tennis 10 Vica 11 Future Plans: Construction Worker KATHY THOMPSON - Birthdate: 7 20 62 Birthplace: Chicago, 111. Future Plans: College SUSAN THORNTON - Birthdate: 7 24 62 Birthplace: Camp Le Jeune, NC Pep Club 9 Honor Roll 9 Asst. Editor Newspaper 10 Quill and Scroll 10,11,12 NHS 11,12 Who ' s Who 11 Yearbook 11,12 Class VP 12 Editor Newspaper 11 Girl ' s State Alternate 11 Future Plans: Secretary RUSSELL TIBBS - Birthdate: 7 31 62 Birthplace: Loudon Co. Wrestling 9,10,11,12 Auto Body 11,12 Future Plans: College BUDDY TRIVETT - Birthdate: 1 10 60 Birthplace; Alexandria, VA Baseball 9,10,11,12 Basketball 10,11 VICA 11 Future Plans: undecided TEDDY UNTHANK - Birthdate: 10 28 61 Birthplace: Loudon, Co. DANNY PILKINGTON - Birthd 6 6 61 Birthplace: Washington D.C. Baseball 9,10,11,12 Basketball 1 Future Plans: undecided SHARON PLAUGHER - Bii 1 2 62 Birthplace: Fauquier, Co. VA Yearbook 9 For. Lang. 9,10,11 V leader 10,11,12 DECA 11,12 Ci 12 Future Plans: Commercial Art jt ' ■ ' ■ % LISA POPE - Birthdate: 8 22 6 Birthplace: Washington D.C. DF 11 COE 12 Future Plans: I work at IBM future I would like to get a high tion there. RANDY PUGH - Birthdate: 12 Birthplace: Bethesda, MD. V. Basketball 10,11,12 Future Plans: work DANA SOUTHARD - Birthdate: 8 4 f Birthplace: Staunton, VA. lte: Lewis Raiders 9 Float Com. 9 Majoret 10 May Day Show 10 Concert Che 11,12 Basketball 12 Show Girls 11 Play er- Grease 11 ,ec - Future Plans: Physical Therapy Asst., JIMMY SOWER Birthplace: Lees DE 10,11 Future Plans: W REGINA STALEY - Birthdal Birthplace: Alexandria, VA VICA 10,11,12 Future Plans: Cosmotolog i SHARON REESE - Birthdate: 5 31 62 Birthplace: Hiddleburg, Germany Chorus 9,10,11 Future Plans: undecided DANNY RINKER - Birthdate: 9 14 62 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Football 9,10,11,12 Wrestling 9,10,11,12 2nd in state wrestler 11 Future Plans: undecided BOBBY ROACH - Birthdate: 10 10 61 Birthplace: West Germany DE 11 Future Plans Disc Jockey 9 29 61 Birthplace: Columbia, South America Future Plans: College BOBBY ROLLISON - Birthdate: 4 20 62 Birthplace: Fairfax Future Plans: work BONNIE ROSSON - Birthdate: 1 7 61 Birthplace: Arlington, VA. Class Tres. 10 V. Cheerleader 10 Class Parlimentarian 11 DECA 11 Class PR of¬ ficer 12 Future Plans: College Gary White and Teddy Unthank - future artists? ROBIN SHEETZ - Birthdate: 11 1 61 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA. VICA 10,11,12 NHS 11 Future Plans: undecided 38 Seniors Football 9,10,11 Track 10 Future Plans; undecided PAM VAUGHN - Birthdate: 5 13 61 Birthplace: Bergton, VA Pres. FBLA 10 Future Plans: owning and managing a store NANCY WALSH - Birthdate: 2 23 62 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Class VP 10 Marching Band 12 Future Plans: work ANITA WATSON - Birthdate: 2 1 62 Birthplace: Charlottsville, VA FBLA 11 Future Plans: Marriage, Sec. ■ GARY WHITE - Birthdate: 3 22 62 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Baseball 9,11,12 Future Plans: undecided QUENTIN WHITE - Birthdate: 10 23 60 Birthplace: Loudon Co. Football 9,12 Auto Body 11,12 Future Plans: Auto Body Manager • KEVIN WOOD - Birthdate: 2 6 61 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Future Plans: work, travel .v- ' v- : A ' -.X i tk ' ■ sfSYv? ■ : ., : .. % m SENIORS GET INVOLVED IN ALL FIELDS Allison and Danny concentrate in the library. SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS Special Thanks to Claire Graver. Seniors 41 42 Juniors Sandy Allen Shelley Arbogast Sheila Barr James Bauer Charlie Beavers Donna Bicksler Brian Bream Barbara Brooks Philip Brown Annette Brummett Tina Butler Tammy Carr Millie Chichester Debbie Clatterbuck Debra Clements Leona Cox Peggy Crist Kathy Curry Donald Dommer Brian Donohue Diana Duvall Ken Ennis Lewis Fewell Lucille Fletcher Tom Hesse snaps a candid. Juniors 43 Roxanne Frye Glen Garner Dale Glines Cythinia Gooden John Green Bill Hadder Donna Bicksler takes time out for a picture. Kitty Haigh Donald Harris Claudia Herndon Tom Hesse Felisha Hitt Tina Hubble Kenny Huber Charles Johnson Elwood Jones Susan Keaton 44 Juniors David Martin Kathy Mauck Calvin Messenger Tammy McDonald Sharon McWilliams Marlena Miller Brian Mitchell James Moore Raymond Moore Tammy Orndorff Steve Pettit Rita Propst Pam Keller finishes daily assignment. Charles Prusaitis Donald Raistrick Addie Ramsey Robert Reedy James Rivenburg Robin Rosenthal Valerie Sheetz Kathy Shevitz Terri Shouse Marion Slaubaugh Brenda Smith Jean Smith Juniors 45 Roy Snyder Kenny Stewart Debbie Street Alan Twombly Ray Valdez Bill Vaughn Mary Veverka David Wadel Mike Walls Peggy Way Debbie Weibel James Whetsell Ricky White Mike Whorton Doug Williams Warren Wood Mike Woodsmall David Wren Wanda Wright Teresa Wynkoop Class officers: President-Leona Cox, Vice-President-Denise Kirby, Secretary-Kathy Curry, and Treasurer-Jean Smith. 46 Juniors Sophomores 47 Kelly Anderson Griffith Austin Michele Bast Tammy Bream Teresa Brooks Dale Brown Mike Bures Mike Chambers Charlene Clatterbuck Karen Coates Pam Conner Brenda Cook Richard Cook Sharon Cook Sheri Cook Ray Cross Eddie Crouch Dennis Cunningham Yvette Dicks Ronald Dillinger Sara Di Vincenzo Patricia Dommer Julie Duckworth Kathy Ellis Katherine Fewell Terry Friend Sheila Funkhouser Joy Garrigan Roger Gill Lynne Green 48 Sophomores Jason Johnson Sharon Keller Teresa Kidwell Tammy Kilgore Kenny Kirk Roger Knowles Diane Lane Gary Lawson Rita Lord Thomas Lee Cathy Maitland Angie Marks Paul Meadows Tammy Messer Donna Mulligan Sherry Mullins Ray Munda Susan Nosner John Parks Mary Peters Sophomores 49 Wayne Porter Chris Prusaitis Eddie Ragan Ronnie Ramsey Susan Rinker Oscar Rodriguez Mark Rowe David Sfreddo JoAnne Shafer Phyllis Shelton Tony Shumate Debbie Siler Tim Slawson Veriti Smith Kelly Snyder Eddie Steele Rachel Streeff Jeanette Tibbs Keith Tibbs Tanya Tinnel David Tompkins Rondi Wahl Jackie Webb Wanda Welch Joan Whetsell Mary Wood 50 Sophomores OFFICERS TAKE CHARGE Susie Rinker is class president. Diane Lane is class vice-president. Veriti Smith is class treasurer. Kelly Anderson is class secretary. Sophomores 51 Margie Adams Kathy Allen Kathy Bachand Pam Baker Lynn Bandy Terri Bates Mike Bartley Cheryl Bean Angie Berry Jay Blevins Shree Bolling Rodger Bottomley Tina Bowman Dawn Brown Lynn Bandy and friends “Munch Out. Patricia Bryant Lynn Byrne Paul Campbell James Carl Cindy Carr Jon Caton Juanita Chappell Alan Church Tim Cliborne Stephanie Cornish Freshmen 53 Michael Cross Ronald Crouch Denise Cunningham Bruce Davis Robbie DeWitt Scott Dinneen Paul Di Vincenzo Wesley Dodson Amy Dolansky Sharon Druyff Theresa Duckworth Connie Duvall Bill Edling Missy Eppard Mike Cook thinking of his next test. Billy Fewell Shawn Fichtner Brian Fritter Henry Frye Pam Gallahan John Garrison Kay Gheen Anthony Gooden Patricia Griffith Ernie Grimes 54 Freshmen Sara Grimes Billy Haigh Tina Stuart pauses for a picture. Renia Hall Timothy Hall Sandy Harold Sharon Harris Tony Hatfield Cindy Hazlett Angie Hedrick Betty Hooker Renetta Horne Ed Hough jeff Howell Patricia Hudson Denise Hughes Jeanette Hurst Tina Hutchison Kenny Jenkins Mike Jenkins Sarah Jenkins Steve Keaton Freshmen 55 Allen Keen Deena Ketterman Mike Kidwell Debbie Kovacs Donald Krolack Kerrie LaRochelle George Maguire Connie Martin Gwen Martin Sally Martin Sheila Masarick Harrison Mauck Lisa McFall Patty McFarland Pam Meade Ricky Meade Cynthia Miller Tammy Miller Daniel Mitchell Patrick Mozingo Melissa Mullins Gina Murphy Joe Novak Deborah Pillow Kerrie LaRochelle takes a break from cheering 56 Freshmen Kersena Potter Robbie Proffitt Terri Proffitt Dana Propst Kimberly Reece Marlon Campbell dreams of better things. Lisa Smith Henry Snyder Doris Rinker Cindy Sheet7 Rita Shifflett Kathy Sicre Delores Slaubaugh Connie Spencer Tony Sprouse Elic Stiles Tina Stuart Dean Sutphin James Taylor Kelley Testerman David Thornton Esther Thornton Anthony Tibbs Debbie Tibbs Tammy Tibbs Freshmen 57 Class officers: President - Juanita Chappel, Vice President - Sherry Huffman, Secretary - Margie Adams, Treasurer - Jeannette Hurst. 58 Freshmen Eighth Grade 59 Julie Adams Bernice Alsberry Charles Austin Ruth Austin Tammy Avinger Kevin Bailey Jamie Baldwin Joanne Banton Tammy Bartlett Becky Bates Mike Beamer Maryetta Berry Nancy Bissonette Tina Blevins Sherry Bonner Terri Bonner Carol Bowling Ricky Bowman Connie Breeden Billy Brock Mark Brummett Marjorie Bryant Mike Bryant Patricia Bryant Diane Burke Ronnie Burkes Marlon Campbell Debbie Campiglia Joe Carl Joe Clare Jerry Conner Kelle Connolly Mike Cook Sara Cook Sylvia Cook Mary Cushman Tammy Daymude Alicia DeMedici Jeff Dillman Ann Dolansky Brenda Dommer Cindy Donohue 60 Eighth Grade Doran Dryuff Frankie Dye Frances Dzubiak James Erskine Donna Farmer Michael Fewell Tim DeCristafaro says class of ' 84 is no. 1! Candy Gavin Ronnie Gentry Mary Goss Mary Griffith Kina Harold Delores Harris Michelle Hartman Cindy Hatfield Sherry Herndon Greg Hicks Joe Hill Carl Hitt James Horn Melita Horne Ricky Hough Ronnie Huntt Scott James Michael Jessee Scott Jobber Billy Jones Jill Jones Diane Joyner Stephanie Kendrick Bob Kerns Eighth Grade 61 Karen Kirk Yvonne Kirk Dora Kohne Nanja Kraushaar Theresa Lane Patty Lee Bonnie Lipps Sherry Martin William Martin Sara McDonald Bonnie McElwain Margie McVearry Matthew Meadows Brenda Middleton Tammy Milbourne Steve Mills Debbie Mooney Denise Moore Edward Moore Loretta Moore Tina Moore Forrest Moreland Steve Mudrey Billie Mullins Dana Mullins Scott Mullins Chris Novak Debbie Ogden Wayne Ogden Kenny Pearson Julie Adams gives it her all. 62 Eighth Grade Sheila Ragen Lynette Raistrick Billy Reel Ricky Rhodes Robbie Romero Tommy Shafer Cindy Sherman Charles Shifflett Violet Shoemaker Angie Shouse Jeanie Shumate Steve Siler Wendy Simmons Steve Simpson Jacob Slaubaugh Joe Slaubaugh Kelly Smith Robert Smith Ronnie Smith Mark Stallard Phyllis Stewart Tammy Stuart Marcia Summers Ricky Sword Steve Thompson Jeff Tinnel Terri Testerman Jeff Tompkins John Van Billy Vanover Jerry Vanover Joe Viggiano Buford Walls Christy Watson Carlene Way John Weeks Joyce Whetsell Mike Wilder Candy Williams Nancy Wilson Wanda Wilson James Wolfe Eighth Grade 63 Dean Wren Dawn Wright Bobby Wynkoop Tammy Davis Dean Wren works dilligently on his assignment. Carol Bowling finds that high school is hard work. C.l. Shifflett eats his bagged lunch. Steve Simpson finishes up his work. 64 8th Grade COUGARS LET’S HEAR IT BOTTOM: S. Kendricks M. Adams, J. Adams; Miss Taylor is cheerleader sponsor for third consecutive MIDDLE: T. Brooks; TOP: T. Bream year. f J.V. Cheerleaders Yell “Beat ' Urn Cougars! The Manassas Park High Scool cheerleaders were once again sponsored by Miss Pam Taylor. The purpose of the cheerleaders is to promote school spirit and support the teams. Their fund raisers included bake sales, selling Homecoming corsages, and the 2nd annual Teacher Lunch. 66 JV Cheerleaders GO! FIGHT! WIN! BOTTOM: B. LaRochelle, S. Plaugher, K. Curry, M. Chichester, Cheerleaders stack - it - up to promote school spirit. K. LaRochelle; MIDDLE: D. Weible, TOP: S. Lee Varsity Cheerleader 67 TEAMS HIGHLIGHT TOUR V. FOOTBALL 5 - R. Valdez 54 8 - B. Baldwin 55 10 - A. Monroe 60 11 - R. Moore 62 12 - E. Steele 63 24 - K. Monroe 66 30 - J. Parks 70 31 - B. Vaughan 71 33 - R. Harris 73 40 - K. Huber 74 41 - D. Rinker 76 42 - W. Tugman 81 44 - D. Mullins 82 50 - L. Fones 83 51 - W. Wood 88 52 - P. Phipps ROSTER - R. Ferguson - J. Garrison - G. Garner - J. Kling - T. Hesse - R. Ramsey - A. Twombly - Q. White - B. Donohue - T. Hall - M. Kidwell - M. Rowe - J. Dunithan - D. Cunningham - L. Mullins BACKS J.V. FOOTBALL ROSTER 5 Dillinger, Ronald 8 Moreland, Forest 61 Kirk, Kenneth 11 Sfreddo, David 62 Caudle, Michael 12 Cornwell, Charles 63 Ragan, Jesse 20 Clare, Joseph 66 Bu 11 is, Michael 22 Smith, Ronald 70 Edling, William 25 Fewell, William 71 Friend, David 30 Cook, Michael 72 Horn, James 31 Walls, Michael 73 Hicks, Gregory 32 White, Richard 74 Meadows, Paul 33 Proffitt, Robert 74 Gentry, Ronald 40 Harris, Donald 75 Kidwell, Michael 41 Dzubiak, John 76 Crouch, Edward 42 Baldwin, James 79 Wolfe, James 44 Cornwell, Johnny 80 DeCristofaro, Tim 50 Blevins, Jay 81 Fewell, Michael 51 Fichtner, Shawn 82 Thompson, Stepheri 52 Hill, Joe 83 Weeks, John 54 Vest, Charles 85 DeVincenzo, Paul 55 Reel, William 88 Martin, William 60 Rodriquez, Oscar 89 Howell, Jeff CENTERS AND GUARDS TACKLES AND ENDS 68 Boys ' Varsity Football J. V. COACHES TEACH FUNDAMENTALS J.V. Head Coach - R. Hilleary. J.V. FOOTBALL SCORES . p. 0 Brentsville 12 . p. 35 Riverdale 3 . p. 14 Cedar Lee 24 . p. 0 Beaumont 36 . p. 0 Riverdale 3 J.V. Assistant Coach - M. Bowersox. Athletic Director - C. Bourne J. V. Coaches 69 The Thrill of Victory COACHES BUILD MINDS AS WELL AS BODIES Coach Moffett calls roll. Coaches give A. Monroe helpful advise. The Agony of Defeat 70 Varsity Football Coaches VARSITY FOOTBALL FINISHES 5-5 L. Mullins returns punt against Quantico. How sweet it is! Victory over Colonial Beach! B. Vaughn fights for yardage. L. Mullins streaks down the field. The Cougar varsity football team finished with an even 5-5 record. The team opened with a 7-6 victory over Northumber¬ land. After a 53-0 shutout of Bethlehem Baptist, the Cougars suffered their first loss-32-6 de¬ feat to King and Queen. Next they experienced a three game losing streak. The players hung tough and bounced back with a 9-8 win over Colo¬ nial Beach. They beat Quantico 21-12 on Homecoming night. With a 69-14 thrashing over Congressional, the team fin¬ ished the year with tough losses on the road. First, to Maret 7-6, and to Rappahannock 14-12. Football 71 COUGARS WORK TOWARD PERFECTION Larry Fones opens a hole for Rodney Harris. 72 Varsity Football HOMECOMING BRINGS SPIRIT TO MPHS Seniors have winning hall. The Junior Class ' s hall takes a close second place. Homecoming Week began with the selling of spirit links on October 15. These links sold for 5 cents each. The seniors won, followed by the juniors and sophomores. Tuesday was black and gold day, and this time freshmen came out on top. Seniors came in second, with sophomores placing third. Slave day took place the same day with seniors doing crazy stunts thought up by cruel mas¬ ters. Wednesday was hall deco¬ ration day where students turned the halls into Storybook Land. Seniors scored first in this event with juniors coming in second and sophomores third. Debby Cox and Susan Anderson dress up for 50 ' s and 60 ' s day. The Freshmen Hall receives fourth place in hall com¬ petition. Homecoming 73 DISNEYLAND CASTLE CREATES AIR OF MAGIC The homecoming floats were made to the theme of Storybook land. The competition was close, but sophomores came out on top, followed by the seniors and ju¬ niors. The total week ' s events were won by the seniors followed by the juniors and sophomores. Rick White is The Old Lady in the Shoe . 74 Homecoming B01 i The Cougars lead as the clock The Cougars get ready to strike, runs out. Rodney Harris gains yardage for Manassas Park. The Homecoming game was played against Quantico this year. It was a hard fought battle with the Cougars winning 21- 12. At halftime the homecom¬ ing queen was crowned. This year ' s homecoming queen was Loretta Adams. The king was George Herr. jr . - ■ ■ -m t| r l sz Loretta Adams is the 1979 - 80 Homecoming Queen. Homecoming 75 D. WEIBEL MAKES 1ST TEAM FRONT ROW: D. Weibel, D. Bicksler, Back ROW: D. Southard, D. Cox, D. Lane, M. Mullins, D. Kirby, L. Cox. NOT PICTURED: S. Lee, W. Wright. Girls’ J.V. Basketball Roster Kathy Allen Kelly Anderson Michelle Bast Carol Bowling Teresa Brooks Juanita Chappell Denise Cunningham Sara Di Vincenzo Amy Dolansky Ann Dolansky Cindy Donohue Julie Duckworth Joy Garrigan Bobbie Hartman Patricia Hudson Patty Lee Sue Pettitt Susie Rinker Tammy Stuart Tina Stuart Mary Wood 76 Girls ' Varsity Basketball J.V. 2nd IN TRI-STATE Coach Hammersley gives vital instructions. The Girls ' J.V. Basketball Team finished their season with five wins and seven defeats. Under the supervi¬ sion of Coach Hammersley the team steadily im¬ proved and earned the honor of playing in the Tri¬ state Independent Conference Tournament. In the tournament the girls finished second losing only to Brentsville in the finals. We, the students of Manassas Park High should be proud of the J.V. girls basketball team for having the most success¬ ful season in our history. J.V. Scores MP 10 James Monroe 17 MP 17 James Monroe 20 MP 34 Colonial Beach 14 MP 21 Flint Hi|l 14 MP 9 Brentsville 37 MP 20 Colonial Beach 25 MP 25 Flint Hill 28 MP 18 Colonial Beach 16 MP 27 Brentsville 26 MP 29 Flint Hill 17 MP 7 Brentsville 39 MP 21 Brentsville 31 W. Chappel and Mary Wood face Tigers. Girls ' J.V. Basketball 77 GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM . . . D. Weibel and D. Bicksler - V. Basketball Captains This year ' s Girl ' s Varsity Basketball team put alot of effort into their games. They won their first game with the overwhelming score of 67 - 27. After that huge success over James Monroe, the season seemed to go down hill. Miss McMicheal coached the team for the first time this year. The team spent the year getting acquainted and learning to work together. The team has ironed - out alot of their problems and hope to have a better season next year. The girls “clown around while waiting for the bus. VARSITY SCORES MP 67 James Monroe 27 MP 31 James Monroe 56 MP 36 Colonial Beach 38 MP 30 Quantico 45 MP 39 Brentsville 62 MP 29 Colonial Beach 43 MP 29 Quantico 40 MP 33 Colonial Beach 44 MP 34 Brentsville 50 MP 18 Quantico 27 MP 27 Brentsville 50 78 Girl ' s Varsity Basketball IRONS OUT PROBLEMS Donna Bicksler listens to last-minute instructions. Cougars warm-up at the Tri-State Conference. Girls ' Basketball 79 JV TEAM GAINS SKILLS “Miy y‘:|rft -, .-■ ' � ' •yyyiiV ' t ■■■ i m T � Keith Tibbs tries for two points. Boy’s J.V. Basketball Roster Mark Rowe Eddie Stanley Keith Tibbs Tony Sprouse John Parks James Taylor Griffith Austin Pat Mozingo Larry Edwards Henry Snyder Paul DiVencenzo 80 Boys ' J.V. Basketball J.V. OVERPOWERS OPPONENT Front row: P. Mozingo, G. Austin, K. Tibbs, L. Edwards, M. Rowe Back row: J. Taylor, H. Snyder, T. Sprouse, E. Stanley, Not pictured - J. Parks This years ' J.V. Basketball squad featured a more experienced group of players than last year. Led by the leading scorer, Keith Tibbs, and the ball handling of John Parks and Larry Edwards, the team slowly came along. This year the team participated in a Christ¬ mas tournament in Marshall. There, the team finished third. This team was the most successful of any J.V. team in the past. Let ' s hope next year is even better. James Taylor leaps to take the advantage. J.V. Boys ' Basketball 81 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL. . . The Boys ' Varsity Basketball team worked long and hard this season. The team was very young, including six sophomores on the squad. As the year progressed, they molded together and worked as a team. Led by the leading scorer, Randy Pugh, and the passing ability of Al¬ lison Monroe and Keith Huber, the team once again had a very successful season. D. Cunningham breaks through wall of opposition. 82 Boys ' Varsity Basketball SHORT IN HEIGHT Front Row: A. Monroe, J. Hudson, R. Pugh. Back Row: E. Steele, D. Cunningham, R. Snyder, B. Bream, T. Lee, M. Rowe, K. Huber, R. Moore. BIG IN TALENT Boys ' Varsity Basketball 83 WRESTLERS REMAIN STRONG Varsity Squad Bo Dillinger 98 Tom Hesse 138 David Sfreedo 105 Glen Garner 145 Elwood Jones 112 Danny Rinker ! 155 Ray Dillinger 119 Kevin Wood 167 Russell Tibbs 126 Tim Hall 185 Russell Hill 132 Allan Twombly Hwt. Buddy Baldwin 138 Coach Hilleary Allan Twombly takes a stand. A cougar pins his man. 84 Varsity Wrestlers J.V. WRESTLERS PRACTICE LONG AND HARD This years J.V. Wrestling team had a very successful season. The team beat district foes as well as Garfield. The team prac¬ ticed long and hard everyday to perfect their skills. Coach Bowersox and Coach Hilleary worked many hours to help these young wrestlers improve. They helped these young men to become better Varsity Wres¬ tlers. J.V. WRESTLERS Steve Simpson 98 Dean Wren 98 Billy Jones 105 Joe Novak 112 Steve Keaton 119 Ron DeGoosh 119 Kenny Kirk 126 Tim DeCristofero 126 Andre Porter 132 Jay Blevins 138 Robby Proffitt 145 Ronnie Ramsey 185 Mike Kidwell UNL J.V. Wrestlers 85 Mr. Andolsun and Coach Hilleary look on with interest Danny Rinker prepares for battle WRESTLERS PLACE 2ND IN HOLIDAY CLASSIC Glen Garner prepares to “stick” his man. 86 Varsity Wrestling This year ' s wrestling squad returned with only two seniors and six letter- men. The team was very young and inexperienced, but under the super¬ vision of Coach Hilleary, the team responded with a come from behind win over Stonewall Jackson. Then, in the Christmas Tournament, the Cou¬ gars finished behind a strong Stras- burg team. The team then bounced back with a decisive victory over King George, 47 - 14. Ray Dillinger fights to get a hold. V. Wrestling 87 RECAPTURING THE YEAR IN SPORTS J 88 Sports S3 EB EB B YEARBOOK STAFF PRESERVES MEMORIES FRONT: J. Lawson. C. Jones, R. Heltibridle, D. Smith, B. Roach; BACK: S. Arbogast, N. Di Vincenzo, S. Thornton, Ms. Wire. K. Horn, T. Messer, B. Daymude, R. Valdez, W. Wood, Tom Hesse (not pictured). This is the second year that Yearbook Produc¬ tion has been accredited. Students produce the book Reflections annually. The skills which they learn are copywriting editing, layout cover design, carrying out a theme, photography, picture cropping, and advertising. The students in this class must be willing to devote out - of - class time to production. The course may be repeated for a credit. A new photography lab was added for student use. C. Jones looks in disbelief as J. Lawson checks her page. Rex Foley is the Josten yearbook representative. S. Kuznear files through pages checking for copy. 91 Yearbook JOURNALISTS HONORED L. to R.: D. Cox, K. Horn, D. Smith, C. Jones, J. Lawson, R. Heltibridle, S. Thornton, Mrs. Wire: Sponsor Jmrmjtiiniiil l onprarp Sonrtp tiirl igh £rtiool joumito C.1 KC cDocujKj to M.P.W.S. duo 3WarO of irouor cognition of outsrandmq arui distinchv ' c sendee, ' on the publication staff of the school jon iflo £C u ' M- Some work and some play. Quill Scroll is the International Honorary So¬ ciety for High School Journalists. Membership in this club is a district honor and was reserved for outstanding publications ' Staff members who met the basic requirements. A member had to be a Junior or Senior in high school, in the upper third of their class, showed excellent skills in some phase of journalism, and was rec¬ ommended by their advisor. 92 Quill Scroll N.H.S. TUTORS STUDENTS FRONT: M. Caudle, D. Painter, L. Mullins, T. Lafferty, W. Wood, K. Curry MIDDLE: R. Dillinger, D. Cox, J. Lawson, D. Smith, S. Thornton, D. Duvall, P. Crist, C. Jones, S. Plaugher LAST: B. Hadder, M. Woodsmall, R. Heltibridle, B. Daymude, K. Haigh, S. Lee, S. Coulter, Ms. Hamilton - sponsor The National Honor Society is comprised of Juniors and Seniors who have maintained at least a 3.0 average since their Freshman year. The members tutored elementary stu¬ dents in science and math. For Graduation, N.H.S. mem¬ bers wore white sashes and gold tassels distinguishing themselves from others. The club had bake sales to raise money for initiation services. Ms. Hamilton pauses a moment before attending a meet¬ ing. 93 NHS POM - POM GIRLS ADD SPIRIT (L. to R.) Miss Hamilton, Sponsor, Denise Cunningham, Dana Propst, Terri Bates, Gina Murphy, Mrs. Huffman, sponsor, pause during practice for a photo. The Pom - Pom Squad helped promote school spir¬ it at pep rallies and basket¬ ball games. The girls also performed during half - time of the Homecoming football game. Miss Hamilton and Mrs. Huffman were the sponsors. 94 Pom - Pom SCA GOVERNS STUDENT BODY FRONT: D. Slemp;president, D. Duvall; vice - president, F. Hitt; secretary, A. Austin; public relations, L. Fewell; historian 2ND A. Ramsey, D. Cox, D. Southard, S. Anderson, J. Kittrell, B. Hooker, L. Plaugher, Miss Mullin; sponsor,, Mrs. Cook, sponsor 3RD: L. Cox, J. Adams, M. Kuelbs, W. Wilson, S. Arbogast, T. Proffitt, V. Smith, S. Harold, Mr. Stiff; sponsor, C. Hitt, BACK: C. Novak, J. Parks, D. Harris, K. Pilkington The Student Council Association (SCA) had for¬ ty - one members this year. All of the members were chosen from their homerooms, except for the officers who were elected by the entire student body. Each member had to be respon¬ sible for carrying out the wan ts of the students in their homeroom and had to have enough time to help with activities. The SCA sold Resse ' s Cups, school pens, and sponsored a SCA vs. Faculty Volleyball game and a Bowl - a - thon to raise money. They, also, had Christmas week activities and a Christmas dance. The sponsors of the club were Miss Mullin, Mr. Stiff, and Mrs. Cook. SCA 95 CHORUSES PERFORM AT FESTIVAL Concert Choir sings under the direction of Ms. Stutzman. fir. The Chorus Department consisted of Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir, Double Quartet, and Girls ' Ensemble. These choruses performed at school concerts and Fall, Spring, and Christmas concerts, as well as an Exchange concert with other schools. Select students performed in Regional chorus. The Chorus Dept, took a trip to the Kennedy Center to hear the Nat ' l Sym¬ phony Orchestra. CONCERT CHOIR members: R. Valdez, J. Parks, G. Garner, D. Krolak, T. Lee, E. Crouch, L. Bandy, G. Valdez, A. Jones, M. Bast, A. Austin, D. Duvall, C. Duvall, D. Hughes, S. Lee, D. Southard, D. Cox,. Harris, P. Stuart, K. Allen, R. Shifflet, S. Mullins, C. Wilson, P. Van- over, J. Smith. MIXED CHORUS members: A. Austin, B. Dommer, M. Goss, B. Middleton, D. Moore, D. Ogden, C. Proffitt, V. Shoemaker, C. Way, T. Miller, M. Griffith, J. Jones, S. Kendrick, S. Ragen, W. Simmons, D. Tibbs, D. Yaider, T. Stuart, M. Kuelbs, P. Lee, P. Dodson, B. Dod¬ son, M. Bryant, R. Burkes, J. Erskine, D. Friend, B. Jones, F. Moreland, S. Mudery, R. Romero. GIRLS ' ENSEMBLE members: D. Cox, G. Valdez, J. Smith, K. Allen, S. Mullins, D. Hughes. DOU¬ BLE QUARTET members: R. Valdez, D. Duvall, C. Wilson, D. Southard, T. Lee, E. Crough, G. Garner, M. Bast. 96 Chorus Chorus 97 EACH BAND MARCHES TO A DIFFERENT BEAT BEGINNING INTERMEDIATE - FRONT: M. Hartman, P. Bryant, C. Breeden, J. Wolfe, C. Music; BACK: B. Kerns, M. Chambers, T. DeCristofaro, T. Lester JAZZ - FRONT: F. Steele, R. Ramsey, R. Valdez, C. Hitt. T. Hall; BACK: B. Donohue, B. Bream, J. Parks, T. Lee, W. Wood 98 Bands ADVANCED - FRONT: T. Messer, J. Duckworth, B. LaRochelle, B. Cook, G. Martin, G. Valdez. 2ND: T. Duckworth, K. LaRochelle, G. Murphy, G. Garner, B. Bream, C. Parker, C. Bean 3RD: C. Hitt, E. Steele, R. Ramsey, T. Hall BACK: B. Hooker, J. Parks, L. Cox, B. Donohue MAJORETTES - L to R: V. Smith, T. Kilgore, C. Maitland; MARCHING - FRONT: B. Haigh, G. Valdez, G. Martin, C. Bean, G. Murphy, P. Bryant 2ND: B. LaRochelle, B. Hooker, T. Messer 3RD: J. Parks, R. Ramsey, J. Duckworth, T. Duck¬ worth, C. Musik, C. Hitt, W. Wood, K. LaRochelle, B. Dono¬ hue, E. Steele, B. Bream BACK: L. Fewell, R. Valdez, T. Hall The Band Department consisted of five bands, all of which performed in school concerts. The Beginning Intermediate Band was for new mu¬ sicians trying to better their talent and the Ad¬ vanced Band worked long hours to perfect their musical abilities. The Jazz Band performed in a Stage Band Festival as well as school con¬ certs. This band was for anyone who could play a musical instrument; participation in any other band was not necessary. Some of the members of the Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Bands made up the Marching Band. This band participated in the Christmas Parade and a Marching Band Festival in the Spring. The Ma¬ jorettes marched along with this band in pa¬ rades and at football games. The majorettes also performed at pep rallies. Miss Simpson was the sponsor of all five bands and Miss Mullin spon¬ sored the majorettes. Bands 99 The Foreign Language Club was open to all students tak¬ ing French or Spanish. The club took a field trip to Washington to see the Jose Greco Dance Company, which performed at the DAR Constitution Hall. Mrs. Giorgio, who taught French, and Miss Bobrosky, who taught Spanish, were the club sponsors. CLUB LEARNS WORLD CUSTOMS FRONT: C. Sheetz - president, T. Proffitt - vice - president, D. Duvall - secretary, S. Arbogast - treasurer, C. Bland - public relations LAST: Mrs. Giorgio - sponsor, T. Bonner, J. Haigh, B. LaRochelle, D. Wright, N. Kraushaar, R. Rhodes, W. Wood, C. Clatterbuck, S. Bonner, S. Martin, E. Crouch, Miss Bobrosky - sponsor 100 For. Lang FHA BAKES FOR HOMECOMING es in luscious cara FHA-HERO is a club for students enrolled in Home Economics or Food Services. The club sold coffee and pound cake at the Christmas parade and caramel apples for Homecoming. They donated $25 of the proceeds to Chil¬ dren ' s Hospital. The members were: Carmen Austin, Carla Austin, Brenda Mills, Lynn Bandy, Lynn McConnell, Pam Gallahan, Nancy Bisson- nette, Brenda Dommer, Wanda Wright, Shelley Arbogast, Kathy Allen, Tammy McDonald, Tammy Bartlett, Tina Moore, Debbie Clatter- buck, Chrissy Proffitt, Teresa Sefreddo, Terri Shouse, and Tammy Avinger. Mrs. Rushdi and Mrs. Frost were the sponsors. FHA-Hero 101 D.E. LEARNS MERCHANDIZING LI ' P f: 1 _ M iFsKp ' ! 11 il i ft] it 4 i L mb ' M , Jt FRONT: K. Shevita, P. Walsh, M. Golhardt, G. Shoemaker, S. Plaugher, D. Smith, B. Daymude, C. Jones MIDDLE: Miss Arehart - sponsor, M. Campbell, A. Brummett, S. Coulter, A. Jones, S. Bennett, J. Kittrell, S. Moore, C. McFarland BACK: T. Lafferty, R. Streeff, S. Pettit, T. Simmons, G. Godwin Miss Arehart runs the school store for lunch sales. Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) involves students in the marketing and distribution process of products. Students study selling, advertising, and product service technology. D.E. students earn two credits; one credit is received for classroom participation and a second credit is earned by having a job approved by the teacher. DECA held an Em¬ ployer - Employee Banquet in the spring for all members and their employers. They also par¬ ticipated in the District Competitive Events in February. 102 DECA ICT LEARNS MANUFACTURING FRONT: R. DeGoosh, J. Hudson, R. Pugh, D. Rinker, K. Stewart, K. Lafferty, BACK: Mr. Lowry - sponsor, J. Shupe, E. Jones, A. Ferguson, R. Harris, T. Kidwell, B. Baldwin, R. Hill, R. Dillinger, C. Shull, E. Lawson Industrial Cooperative Train¬ ing (ICT) is a club which pre¬ pares students for the World of Work and permits them 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. Mr. Lowry was the club ' s coordinator. ICT 103 VICA DEVELOPS SKILLS i 1 In ' If W 1 FRONT: J. Rivenburg, G. Herr, D. Stewart, L. Fones, K. Crites, L. Kypta, R. Sheetz, V. Sheetz, M. Slaubaugh, R. Reedy, A. Styles, K. Kirk, D. Wren, C. Prusaitus, J. Shupe 2ND: D. Williams, J. Moore, S. Walls, A. Gheen, D. Martin, T. Lawis, R. DeGoosh, J. Garrison, R. Munda, C. Messenger, B. Bream, J. Hudson, K. Huber, R. Snyder, K. Tibbs 3RD: C. Johnson, J. Kling, R. Pugh, K. Pilkington, E. Hogan, D. Green, M. Nelson, S. Pettit, S. Moore, D. Wadel, D. Glines, B. Donohue, L. Eppard, B. Benton, T. Roff 4TH: D. Bures, R. Honaker, D. Harris, E. Yates, A. White, Q. White, E. Lawson, S. Mullins, K. Fewell, T. Bream, T. Friend, D. Dommer, S. Bolling, P. Phipp LAST: R. Ferguson, T. Kidwell, J. Fitchner, D. Tiller, T. Shupe, R. Lord, J. Tibbs, J. Whetsell, E. Keaton, R. Staley, K. Horn, J. Kovacs, W. Dunnigan, L. Plaugher, S. Cook G. Herr draws or a house in Drafting. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) is a club for students taking a vocational class such as: Industrial Arts, Building Trades, Drafting, ICT, Cosmotology, Auto Body or Auto Me¬ chanics. The members of this club learned many different trade skills which would help them with their careers. 104 VICA AS OUR TOUR ENDS . . . Closing 105 WE GLIMPSE TOURISTS . . . Lynn McConnell gets into the Christmas spirit 106 Closing AND LEADERS TRAVELING . . . Closing 107 THE ROUTE TO SUCCESS AUTO MECHANICS SHOP Juniors ' door wins during Christmas week. f __ Manassas Park High has now completed its fourth year as an accre¬ dited school. The class of 80 will remain special since they are the first at MPHS to attend all four years here. Goodbye, MPHS. We will miss youl 108 Closing ADVERTISING For All Your Printing Needs W.S. 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Ste ot ie weky, fr wud c you. fytftudewe i ttie jhda te twtdh jl(yi you we W4 aA ou ttie tebt. dttatf you always te tiaftfvi - Stowe, fSlo m £ £}vnotc u The SC A would like to wish the Class of ' 80 Happiness, Peace and Success. Ads 115 Coins • Civil War Relics • Metal Detectors Rebel Coin 9408 N. Battle St. Manassas,Va. 22110 i t VAe, oA ' SO ” Oong ta tuitions to Susan upon keii graduation. cAAay you hai e the best o duck and Qods guidance in you t cfo . (jUomfDad f StamiCy 116 Ads Ads 117 REMEMBER WHEN ■ . . . the cheerleader ' s uniforms looked like this. . . . the school was dedicated. . . . the vocational wing was being built. 118 Remember When the backboards were being installed. . . . band members didn ' t have uniforms. . , . the school board office was here. Remember When 119 MHKSP’ . . the first graduating class returned for homecoming. . . . the library looked like this. 120 Remember When . . . . . . the class of 78 had their day. the school looked like this. the first library books came in. Remember When 12 FACES WE KNOW 122 Faces Faces 123 124 Candids Candids 12 126 Candids ?� Y ; : v ■ ■ . - ■ v-!■;■: n ' i : :r £ffi ' i isfir-. : ; « , ; ' dh ' ■ . � 4 m8HaW ' !iilHIBfla«li w ' . • . 1 • «� •. ' • • Jfc 1 . ' ; •• « : it.- ' .■ ■.::£?:■ •V- ; - • • iffif v .-. ; , : •-‘tC ' ••: :• For Reference This item for use in the library only. Prince William Public Library . .vv.f? ' «I§Mw BOhOTV