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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1985 volume:

Reflections 1984-85 Vol. IX B ‘mK: Manassas Park High School 8200 Euclid Avenue Prince Wittita library Manassas Park, VA 22111 MuaMts, Yirliait , Title Page 1 New Year, New Faces .. . Top: With a longer school day this year, bus routes were adjusted so that many students arrived at school later than they had in the past. Above: Senior Chris Martin conducts an interview with new principal Mr. Leak for the first issue of the Cougar Journal. Right: Mr. Voile is the new guidance counselor at MPHS this year. 2 Opening This year when the students of Manas¬ sas Park High School returned we had no principal. The second week of school our new principal Mr. Leak arrived. Besides a new principal, Manassas Park also got some new teachers this year: Mrs. Brewer for Data Processing, Mr. Stevas for Auto Mechanics, Ms. Drumheller for Distributive Education, Mrs. Reinfried for Cosmetology and Ms. Zimmerman for Earth Science. Students also found that the grading scale had switched back to 70-77 as a D and 94-100 as an A. Last year ' s scale was 65-70 was a D and 92-100 was an A. In the sports field this year football prac¬ tice had already started a few weeks be¬ fore school reopened. The girls basket¬ ball team had a new coach, Mr. Reklis. Cheerleaders found themselves tempo¬ rarily without a sponsor. Another group that was active right from the start was Ms. Davin ' s Journalism class. Work began immediately on the first issue of the Cougar Journal and the 1985 edition of the MPHS yearbook, Re¬ flections. Another change this year was the ruling that clubs would meet after school only. There would no longer be a club, day with an activity schedule. Top: The first week of school finds Ms. Drumheller and senior Kelly Johnson swamped with business in the school store. Bottom: Ms. Taylor and Ms. Davis rent lockers to students during first period. Opening 3 WATCH FOR 4 Student Life girI fr,. STUDENTS Student Life 5 6 Table of Contents Coaches Faculty 7 Administration Right: Dr. Gary Smith Superintendent Below: Dr. Crayton Buck Assistant Superintendent For Instruction 8 Faculty Mr. Lawrence E. Leak Principal This year Manassas Park High School has a new principal. He is Mr. Lawrence Leak. Mr. Leak is from Maryland. This is his first experience as principal. He was an assistant principal at Leonardtown High School for four years. He was a social studies teacher and cross country coach at Great Mills High School. Mr. Leak really wants people to learn - not only the students but the teachers as well. The reason he came to Manassas Park is because it is going to be a new adventure for him. Mr. Robert L. Horn Assistant Principal Mr. Robert Horn has been the assistant principal at Manassas Park for two years. Before coming to our school he graduated from the University of Virginia. Prior to that he taught and coached at Southwestern Virginia. As assistant principal he does a lot of things. He sees himself as a cross between a father, counselor, teacher and truant officer. He likes his job very much because he gets a chance to work with young people, and he finds that very fulfilling. What he likes most about Manassas Park is the people. Faculty 9 Left: Mrs. Rinker and Mrs. Elia take a break and enjoy the cake at the baby shower the faculty had for Mr. and Mrs. Bowersox in September. Right: Mr. Leak and Mr. Voile discuss their new jobs at MPHS. Right: Mrs. Dyess, librarian; Mrs. Elia, guidance secretary; Mrs. Fewell, special ed aide; Mrs. Moore, attendance. Below: Mrs. Polk, library aide; Mrs. Rinker, secretary; Mrs. Sturgeon, librarian; Mr. Voile, guidance counselor; Mrs. Williams, bookkeeper. The Staff That Helps Run the School Mrs. Moore hears another original excuse for an early dismissal. 10 Faculty Coaches Right: Peggie Albright — English; Johanna Bobrosky — Spanish, Speech Drama; Mark Bowersox — Government, U.S. History, Current Affairs. Below: Lucy Brewer — Data Processing; Jean Coles — Biology, Chemistry; Kathy Davin — World Studies, U.S. History, Journalism; Carol Davis — Special Education; Dianna Drumheller — Marketing, General Business. Left: Coach Farmer takes a break to enjoy the great outdoors. Top Middle: Dave Farmer — Physical Education Bottom Middle: Alan Freeman — Band Above: Mr. Bowersox and his wife show off Eric Bowersox. Faculty 11 Mrs. Richardson supports Homecoming by dress¬ ing up for Military Day. Counter-clockwise: Kathi Hamilton — English, Government; Sandy Hammersley — Physical Education, Driver Education; Sharon Hermann — Concert Choir; Norma Huffman — English; Janice Knestrick — Art; Dale Larsen — Georgraphy, Physical Education; Charles Lowry — 1CT, Latin; Joe McElfish — Physical Education and Driver Education; Bill Money — Manufacturing, Industrial Arts. I 12 Faculty Top: Wayne Omdorff — Auto Body; Helen Park- hurst — Business, Math; Harriett Pinckard — Family Living, Guidance; Marion Rambo — French, English; Susan Reinfried — Cosmetology; Louise Richardson — English; Lynn Rushdi — Catering, Home Economics; Alan Stevas — Auto Mechanics. Below Left: Mr. Curtis tells a sea story to his math class. Below Right: Ms. Bobrosky and Chris Martin have a friendly conversation in the library. Faculty 13 Left: Mr. Dyess cuts his farewell cake during sixth period; he had substi¬ tuted for Ms. Hamilton for the entire first marking period. Right: Pam Taylor — math; Julie Waggoner — typing, accounting, office technology; Leslie Zimmerman — earth science; Elena Zimmerman — special education. Right: On a few occasions the teachers at MPHS have to keep an eye on the students. Below Left: Mrs. Coles and her husband enjoy chaperoning last year ' s prom. Below Right: Caught by surprise, Mr. Horn and Mrs. Pinckard enjoy the refreshments at Mr. Bowersox ' s baby shower. 14 Faculty Top Left: At the beginning of the year Ms. Drumheller and Mrs. Dyess pass out locker combinations to the students. Right: Mr. Liebman, the new drafting teacher, demonstrates the new assign¬ ment to his students. Bottom Left: Standing behind a volleyball game, Mrs. Hammersley checks some of the students ' techniques. This year the teachers were given a ques¬ tionnaire asking if they could be any animal, what would it be and why. Their responses were very unique. Although the majority of the teachers picked cats, there were a lot of other answers. Most of them chose cats because to them cats are loveable, cuddly, deadly, and they can be independent when they want to. Other choices were a mink, another a lion, an eagle, a roach, a rabbit and a whale. Ms. Drumheller chose a mink because they are used to make beautiful fur coats. Mr. Freeman picked the otter because all they do is have fun. A lion sounded good to an unknown teacher because they are powerful and free and very independent. Another mystery teacher would like to be an eagle because they are above all. Mrs. Pinckard wants to be a roach so she can live in the Home Economics Depart¬ ment, with all the food and the nice teachers. Mrs. Albright said she wanted to be a rabbit because they are cute, cuddly, sweet, nice, warm and soft, just like her¬ self. Mr. Leak was thinking big when he de¬ cided he would like to be a whale, so he could roam the seas in freedom with no enemies, save man. 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Top Center: Sandy Duvall: Best Dressed Top Right: Ronnie Kidwell: Best Dressed Bottom Left: Pam Hall, Andrew Monroe; Most Popular Bottom Center: Alissy Terrell, Wesley Funkhouser; Most Talkative Bottom Right: Esa Dougan, Kristen Smith; Most Mischievious Seniors 33 Top Left: Last year ' s homecoming queen Yvonne Kirk gives roses to this year ' s queen Sharon Magnuson during halftime at the Homecoming Game. Top Right: The senior girls get psyched to play in the powderpuff volleyball game during Homecoming Week. Center Left: Senior boys cheer at the girls. Center Right: Seniors work hard and quietly to meet the deadline for hall decorations at the beginning of Homecoming Week. Bottom Left: Senior boys David Poarch, Mark Allen and Mike Harbour can really get dressed up for a Halloween party. Bottom Right: Senior Class Officers: Vice-President — Kelly Johnson, Secretary — Sharon Magnuson, Treasurer — John Howell, President — David Poarch. 34 Seniors Actor — Clint Eastwood Actress — Loni Anderson Comedian — Eddie Murphy Heartthrob — Loni Anderson Prince; Richard Gere Food — Pizza Drink — Mountain Dew; Coke Fast Food Restaurant — McDonald ' s Candy — Snickers Gum — Bubble Yum Movie — Footloose; First Blood Album — Purple Rain Single — Pink Cadillac Senior Favorites Group — Twisted Sister Video — Hot for Teacher T.V. Show — Magnum P.L; Simon Simon Commercial — Where ' s the Beef? Clothing Style — Jeans; New Wave; Prep Shoes — Nikes Car — Mustang President — Reagan Team — Redskins Holiday — Christmas Color — Blue Animal — Dog Season — Summer Year — 1985 Day — Saturday Time — Night Place — California Job — Beautician Hobby — Football; cutting hair; walking Recreation — Football Expression — Smile!; Baby , Give It Up! Subject — Spanish; Cosmetology Teacher — Mr. Bowersox Club — V1CA Seniors 35 36 Seniors When we seniors were little we did some pretty wild things. Like Eddie Groves; when he was a kid he used to suck the dirt off of rocks. And if you think that ' s weird, Kelly Johnson used to eat cigarettes. Chris Martin would wrap herself up in her nanny ' s curtains. She would also eat potato bugs. We ' ve certainly come a long way from our childhood. (?!?) Seniors 37 Allen, Mark Anthony Nickname: Allen Birthdate: 9 22 67 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: VIC A — 10,11,12; AIASA pres. — 10,11; Computer Club — 10; Science — 9,10. Future Plans: attend a culinary arts institute and become a chef. Bandy, Keri Ann Nickname: Bambi Birthdate: 4 10 67 Birthplace: Fort Belvoir, VA Extracurricular: Good News Club — 9,10,11,12, pres. 10,11, v.p. 12; NHS — 11,12, v.p. 12; Who ' s Who — 11; Class Officer — sect. 10, v.p. 11; SGA — 9,10; National Business Education Award — 9; Quill and Scroll — 11,12; yearbook — 10,11; Philosophy Club — 10; Wrestling Statistician — 10,11; Drama — 11,12. Future Plans: College; marriage. Bates, Deborah Lee Nickname: Debbie; Junior Birthdate: 8 16 67 Birthplace: Pittsburgh, PA Extracurricular: Track — 8,9,10,11; Concert Band — 11,12; Marching Band — 11,12; Band Stage Crew — 9,10; Science Club — sect. — 8,9,10, treas. — 11; NHS — 11,12; Who ' s Who — 11; Virginia Governor ' s School for the Giftet — 11; National Merit Chemistry Award — 10; Most Outstanding Band Junior — 11; National Merit Semi-Finalist — 12. Future Plans: intergalactic space explorer Bello, Andrew Scott Nickname: Ace Birthdate: 11 10 66 Birthplace: Bronx, NY Extracurricular: Wrestling — 9,10,11,12. Future Plans: college, party Blackwell, Jeannie Marie Nickname: Thumper Birthdate: 4 19 68 Birthplace: Charleston, SC Extracurricular: Cosmetology I II; VICA Basketball. Future Plans: undecided. Blevins, Alesia Lynn Nickname: Blondie Birthdate: 3 21 67 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: VICA — 10,11,12; FHA — 9,10; Art Club — 9; Hair Show — 10,11,12; Industrial Arts — pres. — 9; Ski Club — 9,10. Future Plans: Become one of the richest women in the world; college, money, men, marriage, and a chain of beauty salons around the world. Bolling, Robert Eugene Birthdate: 9 12 66 Birthplace: Prince William County, VA Extracurricular: Baseball — 11 Future Plans: work Bowling, Kimberly Ann Nickname: Kim Birthdate: 10 21 68 Birthplace: Danville, VA Extracurricular: VICA — 10,12; V. Softball — 9,10; FHA — 9; Wrestling Manager — 9, 10. Future Plans: college; marriage Breeden, Connie Sue Birthdate: 11 2 66 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: Good News Club — 9; FHA — 9; VICA — 10, district treas. — 11, second place scrapbook — 11; FBLA — 10; Cosmetology — 10,11,12. Future Plans: Get married, raise a family, and move to France to become a famous hairdresser and make big bucks. Brill, Mark Edward Birthdate: 12 26 66 Birthplace: Prince William County, VA Future Plans: to be rich Brown, Brian Russell Birthdate: 7 10 67 Birthplace: Washington, DC Bures, Melissa Jean Nickname: Missy Birthdate: 5 5 67 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: Softball — 9,10,11,12. Future Plans: work marriage Cadle, Sandra Lynn Nickname: Sandy Birthdate: 10 16 67 Birthplace: South Boston, VA Extracurricular: Basketball — 9,10,11; Softball — 9,10,12; DECA — 10; FBLA — 10; Cheerleading — 10; Good News Club — 9,10. Carl, Mary Ann Nickname: Dimples Birthdate: 5 20 Birthplace: LaPorte, IN Extracurricular: VICA; Basketball — 9,10,11;Art Club — 9,10. Future Plans: vacation the rest of my life; become a beach bum. Cole, Bemie Nickname: Bemie Birthdate: 10 6 65 Birthplace: Leesburg, VA Extracurricular: Track — 9,10,11,12; JV Football — 10, V Football — 11; JV Basketball — 9,10,V Basketball — 11. Future Plans: work a good, steady job and live a good, happy life Dillinger, Robert William Nickname: Dilly Birthdate: 11 7 66 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: Baseball; Basketball; Wrestling; Auto Mechanics Donahue, Tina Dornbach, Michelle Elaine Birthdate: 8 5 66 Birthplace: Alexandria, VA Future Plans: college Dougan, Esa S. Birthdate: 6 4 65 Birthplace: Jerusalem Extracurricular: JV Football — 10, V Football — 11; JV Wrestling — 10, V Wrestling — 11; Track — 10,11 Future Plans: work all my life Duvall, Sandra Sue Nickname: Sandy Birthdate: 11 26 66 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular; FBLA — pres. — 10; Homecoming Princess — 11; Yearbook — 12; Science — 9,10. Future Plans: college; marry a rich man Edwards, Tanya Renee Nickname: Bones Birthdate: 11 24 66 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: FBLA; Softball — 11,12; Volleyball — 12; Science Club; Basketball — 8 Future Plans: college for three years; model and get married and take care of my husband and kids. Estes, Jeffrey Elroy Nickname: Tank Birthdate: 11 24 66 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: VICA (ICT) Future Plans: be a truck driver or heavy equipment operator Farmer, Karen Jean Nickname: Karen Birthdate: 3 9 67 Birthplace: Alexandria, VA Extracurricular: FBLA — 9,12; Art Club — 9; JV Basketball — 10, V Basketball — 11,12; Softball manager — 9,10,11; Boys Basketball manager — 11; DECA — 10 Future Plans: work; maybe college; having fun! Ferguson, John Daniel Nickname: Fergie Birthdate: 8 7 67 Birthplace: Prince William County, VA Extracurricular: VICA Future Plans: get married, move out in the country and run a farm Flanagan, Michael Kevin Nickname: Mike Birthdate: 2 3 67 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Extracurricular: Wrestling — 9,10,11; Future Plans: go to Florida and be a beach bum Fritter, Darrell Keith Birthdate: 6 27 67 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: Concert Band — 9,10,11,12; Marching Band — 10,11,12 Jazz Band — 10,11; Newspaper — 10, editor — 11; Yearbook — 11; Ski Club — 9,10,11,12; Virginia Boys State — 11; Quill and Scroll; Who ' s Who; National Band Award winner; National Leadership Service Award; Most Outstanding Band Performance — 10; FBLA — 11; DECA — 9,11; Concert Choir — 9,10 Future Plans: U.S. Marine Corps (MP); College; major in Police Science psychology; become a Virginia State Trooper, then go into the Secret Service or FBI Frock, Peggy Elizabeth Nickname: Peggy Birthdate: 3 14 67 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: Basketball 8; Powder Puff Football — 11; VICA — 10,11; Class Pres. — 10; FHA — 9 Funkhouser, Wesley K. Nickname: Funky Birthdate: 1 13 67 Birthplace: Shenandoah Valley, VA Extracurricular: JV Football Future Plans: to be a forest ranger Goode, Brenda Birthdate: 6 14 67 Birthplace: Wise, VA Extracurricular: Who ' s Who; DECA — pres.; Good News Club Future Plans: get a good job or go to college Gray, Michelle Marie Nickname: Michelle Birthdate: 3 24 68 Birthdate: Prince William County, VA Extracurricular: V Cheerleading — 10; Softball — 9; VICA — 10; FBLA — 9. Future Plans: College, marriage, family Groves, Eddie Nickname: Eddie Birthdate: 6 3 66 Birthplace: Olney, MD Extracurricular: Football — 12; Chess Club; Baseball — 12. Future Plans: to be rich and marry a special girl and have one kid Hall, Pamela Leigh Nickname: Pam Birthdate: 10 12 66 Birthplace: Pikeville, KY lors ■■■■MB Extracurricular: ]V Cheerleading — 8, V — 9, 10; JV Basketball — 8, V — 9,10,11,12; Softball — 9,10,11,12. Future Plans: go to college; work for the government Harbour, Michael Edward Nickname: Harbour Birthdate: 11 23 66 Birthplace: Andrews AFB, MD Extracurricular: Library Aide — 10; Industrial arts — 9,10; Computer Club — treas. — 10; Science Club — 9,10,11; Science Club — 9, sect — 10,11; VIC A Auto Mechanics — 10; VICA Auto Mechanics — 10; VICA auto body — 10; VICA drafting — 11; Voice of Democracy — 10,11; VICA Open House — first place winner for computer programming; National Science Merit Society — 9; Who ' s Who — 11. Future Plans: to join the armed forces and be successful Harris, Lesley Susan Nickname: Lesley Birthdate: 3 5 67 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: Track — 9,10,11,12; Catering; Track Club; Science Club Future Plans: College Hazlett, Michael Anthony Nickname: Mike Birthdate: 2 15 66 Birthplace: Prince William County, VA Extracurricular: Wrestling — 10; VICA — 10,11; Boys Cooking Club — 9,10; Industrial Arts Club — 9; Ski Club — 9,10,11 Future Plans: remain a bachelor Herndon, Steven Amette Nickname: Steve Birthdate: 7 16 67 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Extracurricular: Building Trades —10,11; Cater¬ ing — 11; Marketing — 10,11; ICT — 12 Future Plans: work Hicks, Patricia Ann Nickname: Tredy Birthdate: 8 5 66 Birthplace: Winchester, VA Extracurricular: Cosmetology I,U,HI Future Plans: be a good wife and mother to Bobby and Greg ana be a beautician Hollyfield, Patrick Wayne Birthdate: 8 10 66 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Extracurricular: Wrestling — 9,10,district and regional champion, placed third in state wres¬ tling finals Future Plans: first man to walk on the sun then get married and get rich Hooker, Sherry Lynn Nickname: Cricket Birthdate: 6 5 67 Birthplace: Prince William County, VA Extracurricular: FHA — 9,10; Good News — 9; Chess and Checkers — 9; Newspaper — 9,10; Drama — 11,12; Science — 10, sect — 11; Band Stage Crew — 9,10,11,12; Color Guard — 12 Future Plans: get a good job and later get mar¬ ried and raise a family Howell, John Thomas Nickname: Howell Birthdate: 11 23 66 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: Class Officer — pres. 11, treas. — 12; Football — 9,10,11,12 Humphries, William Lee Nickname: Billy Birthdate: 8 7 66 Birthplace: Alexandria, VA Extracurricular: JV Football, Wrestling Future Plans: work Johnson, Kelly Jo Birthdate: 21 1 66 Birthplace: Manassas Park, VA Extracurricular: FBLA — 9; Good News Club — 9, sect — 10, v.p. — 11, pres. — 12; DECA — 10,11,12; Drama — 11; Art — 9,10,11,12; Year¬ book — 9,10,11,ed. — 12; class v.p. — 12; Quill and Scroll — 11,12; Newspaper — 11,12 Future Plans: College, artist or designer, mar¬ riage, children; own my own shop Jones, Tom Nickname: Drummer Boy Birthdate: 8 31 66 Birthplace: Portsmouth, NH Extracurricular: Talent Show; Jazz Band Future Plans: attend Air Force Academy, be¬ come pilot for British Airways; become rich and live in Beverly Hills, CA Keller, Jack Steven Birthdate: 8 2 67 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: DECA Future Plans: join the service Kidwell, Ronnie Lee Birthdate: 1 21 67 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: Wrestling — 9,10,11,12; Build¬ ing Trades — 9,10,11; Future Plans: a national ranger Kohne, Arvel Lorenzo Nickname: Jay Birthdate: 12 19 66 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: Football — 10,11,12; Wrestling — 9,10,11,12 Future Plans: Play semi-pro football, then get married Lee, Donald E., Jr. Nickname: Don Birthdate: 3 23 67 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: Cross Country — 10; JV Basket¬ ball — 9 Future Plans: get married and work Lu, Lan Birthdate: 1 10 66 Birthplace: Hai Phong, Viet Nam Future Plans: to be a nairdresser Lucas, Patricia Lynn Nickname: Patti Birthdate: 9 6 67 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: Track — 9; Ski Club — 9, pres. —10,11; SGA — 9,10; Foreign Language Club — 9,10; Cheerleading — 10; Philosophy Club — 10,11; FBLA — 11,12; DECA — 12 Future Plans: college, marriage, work Magnuson, Sharon Lynn Nickname: Hatchet Birthdate: 10 16 66 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: Softball — 9,10,11,12; JV Basket¬ ball — 9; V Basketball — 10,11,12; NHS Future Plans: own the Washington Redskins Marks, Robin Lynn Nickname: Robin Birthdate: 11 3 67 Birthplace: Rockingham County, VA Extracurricular: Flag Corps — 10,11; FBLA — 10,11; Who ' s Who — 12; Softball Manager — 9; Class Treas. — 10 Future Plans: undecided Marshall, Johnny Brady Nickname: Uncle Johnny; Prowler Birthdate: 1 11 67 Birthplace: Cumberland, MD Extracurricular: Baseball — 9,10,11; Football — 10,11,12 Future Plans — undecided Marshall, Joy Ann Birthdate: 8 21 67 Birthplace: Prince William County, VA Extracurricular: FHA — 9; FT A — 9; Good News Club — 9; VICA — 10,11,12; second place — cakebaking — 9; Cosmetology - 10,11,12 Future Plans — graduate; become a successful cosmetologist Marshall, Rebecca Lynn Nickname: Red Birthdate: 9 6 67 Birthplace: Tennessee Extracurricular: FHA — 9,10; Good News Club — 9; VICA —10,11,12; Cosmetology —ID, 11,12 Future Plans; have a family and a career Martin, Chris Meshell Nickname: Yo-Yo; Goofy Birthdate: 8 23 67 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Extracurricular: V Cheerleading — 11,12; NHS — 11,12; JV Basketball — 10; Who ' s Who — 11-12; Art Club — treas. — 11, pres. — 12; Cheerleader of the Year Award — 11 Future Plans: to live in Washington, DC Martin, Lisa Ann Birthdate: 10 11 67 Birthplace: Clarksburg, WV Future Plans: marry money; own my own salon Mauck, Michael Ray Nickname: Mickey Birthdate: 9 28 66 Birthplace: Virginia Future Plans: join the army McBride, Robert Matthew Nickname: Matt Birthdate: 5 8 67 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: Concert Band, Jazz Band, Mar¬ ching Band; Future Plans: join the military and be a pilot McConnell, Lisa Jane Birthdate: 6 20 67 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Extracurricular: Honor Roll — 9,10; Art Club — 10; Library Club — 11; National Honor Society — 11 . Future Plans: college McDaniel, Brian Keith Nickname: Brian Birthdate: 8 23 67 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: Wrestling — 9,10,11,12; JV Foot¬ ball — 10. Future Plans: College or navy McFall, Victoria Irene Nickname: Vicky Birthdate: 1 13 66 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Extracurricular: Art Club — 9,11 Future Plans: work as a waitress Meadows, Matthew Curtis Nickname: Matt Birthdate: 6 26 66 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: Ski Club — 9; Track Club — 9,10; Football — 10; Track — 9,10,11,12 Future Plans: Army; to become a Grand Nation¬ al Stock Car Driver Monroe, Andrew Clinton Birthdate: 2 4 66 Birthplace: Prince William County, VA Extracurricular: Baseball Moore, Alice Anne Louise Birthdate: 5 17 67 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Extracurricular: Basketball — 9,10,11,12; Softball — 9,10,11; DECA; FHA — 11,12 Future Plans: work; maybe marriage Seniors 39 Moore, Kimberly Dawn Nickname: Kim Birthdate: 11 4 66 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Extracurricular: Class Officer — VP —10, sect— 11; NHS — 11,12; National Honor Roll — 11; Girls State of Virginia — 11. Future Plans: to attend a secretarial school and get a good job Morris, David Wayne Nickname: David Birthdate: 12 29 66 Birthplace: Arlington, VA Extracurricular: Concert Band — 8,9,10,11,12; Marching Band — 8,9,10,11,12; NHS — 11,12 Future Plans: to be in the field of aviation Mudery, Steve Birthdate: 7 28 66 Birthplace: Prince William County, VA Extracurricular: Football — 9,10,11; Baseball — 10,11 Future Plans: to make $10 million Mullins, Elizabeth Ann Nickname: Beth Birthdate: 9 17 67 Birthplace: Prince William County, VA Extracurricular: Junior Class Treasurer; Philosophy Club; Good News Club — sect.; DECA; Virginia Girls State 1984 Future Plans: become an RN; marriage and family Murphy, Kelly Colleen Nickname: Leather; Sniffles Birthdate: 4 2 67 Birthplace: Martinsburg, WV Extracurricular: VICA — 10,11,12; States — 2nd, Districts — 1st — 1983-84; Cosmetology; FHA-HERO — 8,9 Future Plans: Forestry, marriage, children, just an overall good life Poarch, Charles David Nickname: Chuck; Lurch Birthdate: 7 16 67 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Extracurricular: Basketball — JV 9,10,V 11 ,12; Senior Class President; NHS — sect.; Voice of Democracy — 2nd place, 11; Art Club — 8,9,10,11,12; VICA — 10,11,12; Architectural Drafting — 1st place, 11; Manassas Park City Sticker Contest — 1st place, 11 Future Plans: do anything I want Propst, Rhonda Leigh Nickname: Vem Birthdate: 4 16 67 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: Chess Club — 8; Track Club — 9; Good News Club — 10; FBLA — 10; Ski Club — 10; Art Club — 10; JV Football Stats — 11; TACC Team Drama Club — pres., 11,12; Perfect Attendance Award — 11; Honor Roll — 11 Future Plans: go to college, go to Spain, get married Puckett, Michael Sherwood Nickname: Bo; Mike Birthdate: 11 20 67 Birthplace: Arlington, VA Extracurricular: Art Club — 9,10,11,12; Drama Club — 11,12; Good News Club — 9,10; Science Club — 9,10,11,12; Who ' s Who — 11. Future Plans: graduate, go to college, be a data processor or an actor; become rich! Rittenhouse, Teresa Nickname: T Birthdate: 7 26 68 Birthplace: Morgantown, WV Extracurricular: Foreign Language Club — 9, 10; FHA — 9; Dance Club — 10 Future Plans: go to a four year college and get a B.S. in Computer Science and be a parttime run way model Romero, Yvette Marie Nickname: Corvette Camaro Birthdate: 3 26 67 Birthplace: San Juan, PR Extracurricular: Good News Club — 9,10,11,12, treas., 9; NHS — 11,12; Who ' s Who — 11; Academic All American Award — 11; National Science Merit Award — 9 Future Plans: to be a doctor and get married Rostin, Angela Kay Nickname: Angie Birthdate: 3 11 67 Birthplace: Bluefield, WV Extracurricular: FHA HERO Club — 9; VICA — 10,11,12; Good News Club — 9; Cosmetology— 10,11,12 Rowe, Bonnie Anne Nickname: Bonnie Birthdate: 10 29 65 Birthplace: Alexandria, VA Extracurricular: Art Club — 9,10; Good News Club — 9; VICA — 10,11; FHA — 9,10 Future Plans: get a good job and start a family Shifflett, Ronnie Edward Nickname: Poodle Birthdate: 5 3 67 Birthplace: Prince William County, VA Future Plans: go to college Shipe, Doris Ellen Nickname: Doris Birthdate: 1 8 67 Birthplace: Arlington, VA DECA — vp — 10, pres. — 11; SGA — 10,11; Future Plans: to marry a rich man Shrout, Yolanda Marie Nickname: Yolanda; Yo-Yo Birthdate: 12 20 67 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: Cosmetology I,II; VICA Future Plans: to be a beautician, a good wife and mother; someday a nutritionist Slawson, Richard William Nickname: Ricky Birthdate: 12 23 66 Birthplace: Remington, VA Extracurricular: V Baseball — 9,10,11,12 Future Plans: work Slemp, Sandra Smith, Kristen Lei Nickname: Kristen Birthdate: 2 2 67 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: Work Co-op at IBM: Class Officer — 8; Ski Club; Philosophy Club; Art Club; VICA; Voice of Democracy Award Future Plans: to own the Dallas Cowboys and be rich; have twin boys and one girl. Smith, Martin Kyle Nickname: Marty Birthdate: 3 7 65 Birthplace: Alexandria, VA Extracurricular: VICA Future Plans: become a millionaire Stepp, Brian Keith Birthdate: 1 26 67 Birthplace: Alexandria, VA Extracurricular: Football — 10; Wrestling — 9,10; V Baseball — 10 Future Plans: go to a trade school and then to work Tangen, Timothy Dean Nickname: Timothy Birthdate: 5 5 67 Birthplace: Manassas, VA Extracurricular: JV Wrestling; Football; Advanced Art Future Plans: become a commercial artist Taylor, Virginia Mae Nickname: Gina Birthdate: 6 16 67 Birthplace: Prince William County, VA Extracurricular: JV Cheerleading — 9,10; Art Club — 9; VICA — 10, treas. 11; 1st place hair competition — 10,11 Future Plans: become a successful hair stylist in New York City and get married Testerman, Teri L. Nickname: Ricky Lee Birthdate: 3 6 6a Birthplace: Manassas, VA Extracurricular: SGA — VP 9,10,11; DECA — VP, 12; Dance Company — VP Future Plans: to go into law enforcement and be a police officer for Prince William County Tiller, Vivian Gayle Nickname: Cat Eyes Birthdate: 11 7 66 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: VICA — 10,11,12; Art Club — 9,10; Hairshow — 10,11,12; FBLA — 9; Philosophy Club — 10 Future Plans — to be the best make-up artist and beautician Unthank, Melissa Dawn Stewart Nickname: Mel Birthdate: 10 11 67 Birthplace: Fairfax, VA Extracurricular: Class Officer — VP 9, 10; Flag Corps — co-capt. 9; SGA - 9, 10; Princess — 9,10; Track — 9; FHA - 10; DECA — 12 Future Plans — secretarial work or business work; being a mommy Valentince, Valencia Valerie Nickname: Val Birthdate: 10 19 66 Birthplace: Washington, DC Extracurricular: VICA — 10,11,12; FBLA — 9 Future Plans: finish school and start working at Upper Cut Beauty Salon Warfield, Lori Ann Nickname: Mike Birthdate: 11 21 66 Birthplace: Arlington, VA Extracurricular: VICA — 10,11; Cosmetology — 10,11,12; FHA — 9; Good News Club — 9 Future Plans: work, marriage, children; an overall joyful life Wentz, Kristina Ann Nickname: Kris Birthdate: 8 18 67 Birthplace: Mons, Belgium Extracurricular: Concert Band — 10,11,12; Flag Corps — 11,12; Winner of Limestone College Summer Music Camp Scholarship, 1982; Freshman Class Secretary; SGA — 12; Who ' s Who — 12; FHA — 10; FBLA — 10; Good News Club — 9,10,11,12, sect. 12; Math Fair — 3rd place, 9,10; Track — 9; Foreign Language Club — 8 Future Plans: college, marriage and a successful career Wilhelm, Adrian James Nickname: A.J. Birthdate: 11 12 66 Birthdate: Portsmouth, VA Extracurricular: V Baseball — 9,10,11,12 Future Plans: leave Virginia Wimer, Michael Wayne Nickname: Mike Birthdate: 12 22 66 Birthplace: Maryland Extracurricular: Ba sketball — 10,11,12 Future Plans: work, marriage and family Woodard, Nethia L. Nickname: Lavonne Birthdate: 4 27 67 Birthplace: Prince William County, VA Extracurricular: Art Club — 8,9,10, pres. 11; Philosophy Club — 9,10; VICA — 10; ICT — 12; FBLA — 9; Track — 10; Good News Club — 9,10,11; Foreign Language Club — 8,9,11; Drama Club — 11 Future Plans: College, marriage, happiness Senior Baby Pictures — p. 36: 1. Kim Moore, 2. Robin Marks, 3. A.J. Wilhelm, 4. Kelly Johnson, 5. Kris Wentz, 6. Michelle Gray, 7. Karen Farmer, p. 37:1. Chris Martin, 2. John Howell, 3. Patti Lucas, 4. Donald Lee, 5. Mike Puckett, 6. Sharon Magnuson, 7. Sandy Duvall, 8. Tanya Edwards Seniors High Jump Juniors 41 Below: Tony Henry — President Kandy Pearson — Vice-President Ms. Taylor — class sponsor Sherri Weibel — Secretary Theresa Toner — Treasurer Tony Henry is the class of 86 president for the 84-85 year. This is Tony ' s first year as an officer. Tony says that his responsibilities are to represent the class of 86 and to participate in all activities. Tony says that he thinks the class of 86 has done well throughout the years. This is Kandy Pearson ' s first year as an officer and she is the vice-president. Kandy says that her responsibilities are to take the place of the president when he is absent and to participate in any activities. She also said she has to set good examples for fellow classmates. Kandy said, “The class of 86 is the best. We have had many successful years, and our senior year is yet to come. This is Sherri Weibel ' s second year as an officer. Sherri was treasurer of the freshmen class and she is secretary for the 84-85 year. Sherri said her responsibilities are to take notes at all meetings and to help organize activities. Sherri said she thinks the class of 86 has had many accomplishments and has succeeded in many things throughout the years. Theresa Toner is treasurer. It is her first year as an officer also. Theresa said that her responsibility is to keep track of the money the class raises. Theresa said that she thinks the class of 86 is great — “we all get along and have lots of fun! Jan Aroeste Brian Bates Shelly Bender Paul Bishop Tony Blevins David Bridges Bobby Brooks Steve Brooks Jimmy Brotherton Glenn Bruce Jav Burke Wendy Cantwell 42 Juniors Denise Corbin Michelle Davis Mike Daymude Mary Dellinger Tony Demeaici Sammy Dillman Joey Dolansky Charles Dudley Claudia Guiterrez Jenny Germer Stephanie Garrett Karen Harold Joey Dolansky and other Juniors receive their class rings. Juniors 43 Richy Hartman Tony Henry During Homecoming Week the Juniors decorated the hall with the chipmunks and the chipettes. Kim Hough Kim Howell Lisa Hudson Russell Jeffrey The Junior Class financed the Junior-Senior Prom through several fund-raising activities. There was a powder puff volleyball game, the selling of donuts every Friday morning, and the selling of cookies. Lisa Keen Richard Kennedy Chris Lee Rob Lindsey John Mackey Debbie Marks 44 Juniors James Marquess Elizabeth Marshall Philip Martin Debbie McBride Missy McFarland Tony Messer George Moore Sandy Morris Dawn Milbourne Harold Murray Chris Nary Becky Novak Showing spirit for the Junior Class and football team, Jay Burke and Tony Henry cruise down the parade route. Juniors 45 Carol Oliver Kandy Pearson Sue Powers Cindy Price Brenda Roberts John Rowe Archie Shipe Kirk Smith This was Miss Taylor ' s third year as sponsor with the class of 86. She enjoyed the chance to get to know and work with the students outside the classroom atmosphere. She said that when you have good class officers with lots of ideas, the sponsor ' s job is always easier. Miss Taylor believes that being a class sponsor means advising the class, helping them carry out their plans, seeing that they get necessary information about activities such as ring deliveries and orders, etc., and supervising them when an adult chaperone is required. She said that sometimes it ' s hard to get more than a few people interested in an activity, such as fundraisers. Miss Taylor plans on being a class sponsor until she doesn ' t enjoy it anymore. If she is asked to be a senior sponsor next year, she said she will be happy to help the students get plans approved and carry out any reasonable activities they plan. 46 Juniors Susan Smith ' A . Sarah Stallard Trumania Stroop Trade Tangen Christy Tibbs Theresa Toner Roni Vargas Teresa Warfield Phyllis Webb Roy Weeks Sherri Weibel Michele Weikle Dee Wentz Brian Whorton Lisa Yates Juniors 47 Left: During the Homecoming Parade, Steve Brooks and Eric Plaugher drive a kit car for the Junior Class. Bottom: Miss Bolt chauffeurs Junior Princess Tracey Tangen down Manassas Drive. Top: Junior Princess Cheryl Cornwell looks onward towards the spectators. Right: Joey Dolansky shows his spirit for the cheerleaders. (■ i- 48 Juniors Hurdlers Sophomores 49 Above: Donald Alsberry, Lee Angles, Lou Ann Austin, William Austin, Robbie Bailey, Tammy Ball, Eugene Baltimore. Left: Tina Bartlett, Yvonne Bishop, Karen Church, Ty Collins. Middle: Dawn Brislin, Ronnie Brown, Bonnie Calomeris, Kurt Campbell, Tammy Chadwell. Right: Melissa Baughman, Wayne Boggs, Caryn Cole, Anita Cooper. Bottom: Jim Cooper, Erich Daly, Amanda Dellinger, Beth Dennis, Amy Dornbach, Lamia Dougan, Brenda Easom. Class Officers: Patti Simmons — president, David Phipps — treasurer, Ms. Huffman — adviser, Heidi Rawlins — secretary, Donald Alsberry — vice-president. 50 Sophomores Above: Donnie Farmer, Kim Farmer, Gail Garner, Shelly Gooden, Pat Gray, Tracey Griffith, Frank Harmon. Left: Ricky Hagerman. Right: Jean Harper, Dana Hayes, Missy Hensley, Cindy Hicks, Denise Hicks. Sophomores 51 Sophomores re-entered Man¬ assas Park High School with high spirits this fall. They had moved a step closer to taking on the title of “seniors. As they returned, they noticed how much their classmates had changed over the sum¬ mer, both fashions and per¬ sonality. The class of 87 pre¬ pared themselves for the new responsibilities they would be taking on. Sophomores were offered new career-oriented courses. In classes such as cosmetolo¬ gy, auto mechanics, auto body, catering and drafting, the class of 87 started on their way to success showing real ambition and enthusiasm while taking pride in their work. First Row: Chuckie Hite, Kevin Huber, Emma Johnson, JT Johnson, Phoebe Jones, David Kimber, Dieter Leach. Second Row: John Lee, Steve Lester, Kim Lorenz, Sharon Lord, Michelle Marshall, Bonnie Martin. Third Row: Ken Mayhugh, Bill McFall, Andy Messer, Ronnie Milbourne, Sheila Milbourne. Fourth Row: Mike Miller, Shirley Monroe, Kara Moore, Mary Moore. Fifth Row: Joe Morehart, Tammy Peacoe, David Phipps. Sixth Row: Missy Phipps, Elaine Plaugher. 52 Sophomores Left: Denise Poarch, John Russell, Faith Sheetz, Buffy Simmons, Shane Simmons, Julie Snow. Above: Tony Polk, David Ragan, Heidi Rawlins, Gin- f er Rinker, Leslie Roberts. liddle: Mark Satterfield, Joey Schillingburg, James Simmons, Brian Skewes. Right: Nikki Satterfield, Lee Shrout, Patti Simmons, Dorothy Slaubaugh. Bottom: Cathy Stanley, Teri Stinnett, Denise Storey, Nan Sung, Laura Testerman. % L Sophomores began preparing for their Prom and other activities they planned to show school spirit. Sophomores placed sec¬ ond in Homecoming Week. There were many hard workers who contributed to the hall and float decorations. To raise money for their prom the students sold carnations and collected class dues of five dollars. Sophomores 53 That ' s Hot Stuff! The Care Cougar Spirit of Things Eric Tiller, Shanna Walker, Drew Warwick, Barbie Wedge, Patrick Wilson, Bill Wright, Ron Wright, Wanda Yates. 54 Sophomores Left: Mrs. Huffman and the Sopho¬ mores reconstruct the halls of MPHS. Below left: Linus smiles at Sophomore Halloween spirit. Below right: While Pat Wilson dances, he keeps an eye out for anything suspi¬ cious. Sophomores 55 ,,• J Sophomore float placed third in the Homecoming competi¬ tion. Sophomore float was a success with help from the Carebears. Class adviser Mrs. Huffman joins the Sophomores in hall de¬ corating during Homecoming. 56 Sophomores s Long Distance Running aB ww s r a re a Freshmen 57 Brian Alexander Carl Alexander Bobby Anderson Kelly Ball Sheri Bandy Nancy Beaty Laurie Benson Kim Blackwell Angela Blair Mike Breeden Bonnie Brewer Larry Brown Sherry Brown Dewey Brummett Scott Butler Colleen Catale Charlene Catale Helen Chichest er Christine Price, Freda Metz, Ms. Albright, David Hamblin, Kyung Sung. Freshmen started the school year with high expectations and new opportunities. Freshmen admitted there was not much of a change from the Intermediate School. The new courses they took opened new doors to their minds. It also expanded their knowledge. Each year new things are taught and different things are learned. The class elected as officers Christine Price — president, David Hamblin — vice-president, Freda Metz — secretary, Kyung Sung — treasurer. 58 Freshmen Tonva Cisler Cincly Clatterbuck Steve Cook Jimmy Cooper Rhonda Corbin Betty Crooke Trisha Smith displays her new wardrobe at lunch. Freshmen work intently on creating the Snorks. Dena Cunningham Annie Depew Billy Dillman Freshmen 59 Pat Flanagan Michelle Floyd Tracy Floyd Danny Forshee Shelly Franklin Carl Gentry Stephanie Goolsby Becky Griffith Revel Griffith David Hamblin d V Ti im Harris Korn Holt Frances Humphries Todd Kendrick 60 Freshmen Jeff Garlic demonstrates breakdancing at the Homecoming Dance. I ■ 1 ' ' w him When a survey was taken, Prince was chosen over other performers as the Freshmen favorite. Their favorite color is blue, and their favorite day of the week is — of course — Saturday. The 88 ' ers enjoyed the new fashions. They returned to school in mini-skirts, parachute pants, camouflage outfits, and many other funky or wild clothes. They wear what makes them themselves. Jeans are still a common sight on the Freshmen class and throughout the school. Trish Lewis Denise Marshall Michelle Martin Freda Metz Leslie Millian Jonathan Muel James Mullins Kevin Mullins Bernie Noel Ginger Newman Katie Pence Nikki Peterson Christine Price Chrissy Puckett Charles Randolph Kay Richards Freshmen 61 Freshmen created a hall of Snorks. Billy Rider Laura Ritter Regina Roberts Shannon Robey Elve Romero Jane Seay Joe Sfreddo Kay Shafer Andy Shipe Anna Simmons Sharon Slaubaugh Patricia Smith Jeannie Stanley Brenda Stump Kyung Sung 62 Freshmen A car wash was supposed to be held for the freshmen to raise money for their prom and any other activities they may like to have at school. Winter set in and the Class of 88 decided on Lifesaver Lollipops as a fundraiser instead. Their class sponsor, Ms. Albright, said the lollipops would sell faster and possibly raise more money. There was also a class dues of two dollars collected. Lee Vanover Loretta Warden John Welsh Kim West Keith Whetsell Valerie Whitener Todd Wilt Kim Yaider Tommy Tangen Tony Tanks Eugene Valentine Freshmen 63 Freshmen Princess Tonya Cisler rides in the parade. Snorks help out the Freshmen during Homecoming. Carl Gentry celebrates after a touchdown. 64 Freshmen Getting The Gold Sports 65 on H £3 O d on 66 Cheerleading Left to Right: Nikki Satterfield, Michele Weikle, Buffie Simmons, Chris Martin, Mascot: Joey C olansky, Co Cap¬ tain: Tracie Tangen, Co-Captain: Sherri Weibel, Tina Bartlett. Left: The Cougar mas¬ cot this year was Joey Dolansky. Right: Nikki Satter¬ field looks at the score in despair during the Homecoming game. Cheerleading 67 c i d dOnO r Ti Above: Susan Smith, Charlene Catale, Jennifer Valdez, Michelle Storey, Elaine Plaugher, Leslie Mil- lian, Nancy Beatty, Kris Wentz, Sandy Morris. Center. Sandy Morris and Katie Pence delight the crowd while per¬ forming during halftime at Home¬ coming. Right: Nancy Beatty puts the finishing touch on the corps ' routine. 68 Flag Corps Varsity: Bill McFall, Jimmy Cooper, James Marquess, Eugene Baltimore, Donald Alsberry, John Marshall, Frank Flarmon, John Howell, Jerry Phipps, Amanda Dellinger, Carl Gentry, Larry Heflin, Tony Henry, John Mackey, Eddie Groves, Joe Morehart, Coach McElnsh, Jay Burke, Mike Daymude, Sammy DUlman, Shane Simmons, Coach Farmer Junior Varsity: David Hamblin, Andy Shipe, Ricky Mullins, Bernie Noel, Joe Sfreddo; Scott Butler, Tommy Tangen, Matt Mitchell, Joe Alexander, Bud Webb, Robert Kerns, Billy Dillman, Randy Plaugher, Roy Greenwall, Jeff Burke, Jimmy Mackey, Bucky Griffith, Roy Hall, Tim Rotowski, John Brotherton. Varsity MP 12 Colonial Beach 13 7 Bullis 14 0 Bethlehem Baptist 18 6 Quantico 0 6 Page County 19 7 Strasburg 30 7 Clarke County 41 0 George Mason 26 6 Stonewall-Mt. Jackson 0 0 Brentsville 3 Junior Varsity MP 26 St. Stephen ' s 6 0 Bethlehem Baptist 27 26 Brentsville 0 12 Osbourn Park 21 8 Clarke County 12 27 George Mason 20 0 Loudon 26 Football 69 r H r D3HOO Top Left: Cougars burst through the banner as they prepare themselves to face George Mason in the Homecoming game. Top Right: Tension builds as Jay Burke and John Howell shake their opponents ' hands. Bottom Left: The Cougars stand proud for the National Anthem before the big game. Bottom Right: Sammy Stickman Dillman stands waiting for action in the game. 70 Football Top Left: Head coach Mr. Fanner and his assistants, Mr. McElfish and Mr. Davis, watch for the next play. Top Right: Jimmy Cooper takes a last minute look at Mr. Farmer for the play. Bottom Left: Jay Burke gets psyched during warm-ups. Bottom Right: Russell Jeffrey warms up befors the Homecoming game. Football 71 The 1984 Manassas Park Varsity Football team had a very young group of players this year. Although it wasn ' t one of their best seasons, they showed a lot of spirit and put a lot of effort into every game. Coach Farmer said, “They were a very inexperienced group but will be return¬ ing next year with hope of a better season. The team will lose three seniors next year: Eddie Groves, John Howell, and John Marshall. Even with this loss, there ' s hope that some Junior Varsity players will move up to aid the Cougar squad. Right: James Marquess recovers a fumble against George Mason. Below: Russell Jeffrey gets a punt blocked as John Howell makes a block. Below Right: Jim Cooper prepares to hand off. 72 Football Ji . - 3,® 3S i i is -v II ill 4i 4 §. v. • • ■i 4 J; f f • ■: Ml Ej ( ww H I Ilf I mjfj J ■ l J Varsity: Shirley Monroe, Pam Hall, Wendy Friend, Missy Hensley, Kim Holt, Sharon Magnuson, Yvonne Bishop, Karen Farmer, Alice Moore, Christy Tibbs Varsity Mp 12 Osbourn 35 Quantico 32 Stonewall Mt. Jackson 40 Rappahannock 20 Strasburg 20 Brentsvilie 40 Quantico 43 Clarke County 29 Page County 21 George Mason 32 Osbourn 21 Stonewall Mt. Jackson 44 Rappahannock 38 Strasburg 23 Brentsvilie 47 Clarke County 16 Page County 16 George Mason 44 22 64 44 74 31 16 65 42 45 51 41 45 71 45 63 37 50 Junior Varsity MP 15 Osbourn 45 12 Stonewall Mt. Jackson 99 21 Rappahannock 23 8 16 Strasburg Brentsvilie 23 24 21 Clarke County 31 23 Page County 18 16 George Mason Osbourn 30 16 43 10 Rappahannock 32 14 7 Strasburg Brentsvilie 28 10 12 Clarke County 25 28 Page County 18 7 George Mason 27 B A S K E T B A L L Junior Varsity: Michelle Marshall, Laurie Ritter, Shannon Robey, Denise Poarch, Tracie Floyd, Mrs. Ham- mersley, Mary Moore, Jean Harper, Kara Moore Basketball 73 Top Left: Wendy Friend throws the ball with everything she has. Top Right: Missy Hensley looks for one of her teammates to throw the ball to. Bottom Left: Yvonne Bishop waits for the other Cougars to set up. Bottom Right: Sharon Magnuson fights to move around her opponent. 74 Girls Basketball Above: During a timeout the girls have a short talk with the coach. Right: Junior Varsity ' s Kara Moore looks for an open Cougar near the basket. Below: Pam Hall goes full speed down the court. Girls Basketball 75 U£hO c 3 cd 9 12 O ' Connell 9 19 Stonewall 9 22 George Mason 9 25 Strasburg 9 29 Palotti 10 3 Rappahannock 10 5 UVa Invitational 10 10 Quad Meet 10 20 Invitational 10 25 Districts - Rappahannock Awaiting another meet, Ty Collins and Adam Messer pose for a picture. Top: Lou Ann, Tony Messer, David Kimber, Nan Sung, David Bridge, Andy Messer. Bottom: Cougars on the run: Adam Messer, Ty Collins, Tony Messer, David Kimber. 76 Cross Country First Row: Rob Lindsey, John Rowe, Kevin Huber, Eugene Baltimore, Mike Wimer. Second Row: James Terrell, John Lee, David Poarch, Kurt Campbell, JT Johnson, Coach Miller. Varsity MP 50 Quantico 46 71 Clarke County 54 57 Osbourn City 52 52 Fauquier 79 84 Rappahannock 74 69 George Mason 52 60 Page County 69 81 Brentsville 54 58 Stonewall-Mt. Jackson 59 87 Strasburg 66 62 Clarke County 70 65 George Mason 54 76 Quantico 55 77 Page County 69 81 Brentsville 46 65 Stonewall-Mt. Jackson 57 71 Strasburg 65 61 Rappahannock 42 MP 47 Junior Varsity Emmanuel Christian 4 41 Quantico 26 47 Clarke County 30 31 Rappahannock 42 51 George Mason 25 41 Page County 37 32 Brentsville 34 32Stonewall — Mt. Jackson35 47 Strasburg 32 50 Clarke County 43 49 George Mason 35 58 Quantico 37 33 Page County 47 38 Brentsville 40 47Stonewall — Mt. Jackson23 31 Strasburg 34 36 Rappahannock 33 77 Emmanuel Christian 32 B A S K E T B A L L First Row: Bobby Anderson, Robby Bailey, Larry Heflin, Andy Shipe, Pat Gray. Second Row: Donald Alsberry, Ricky Hagerman, Tony Polk, Tony Tanks, Todd Wilt. Basketball 77 Cougars Bounce Into Action 0 % Eugene Baltimore goes up for two. At the end of the season, Eugene was named to the first team all-district. This was the most successful year in the histo¬ ry of Manassas Park Basketball. The Cougars ended the season with an overall record of 16-7. The year ended with a three-way tie for district champions between Manassas Park, Clarke County and Page County, but the Cougars emerged victorious from the final District Tournament, which earned them a slot in the Regionals. The team was very proud of what they accomplished this year, and they are looking forward optimistically to next season. Above: Mike Wimer outruns his opponent to the basket. Below:Eugene Baltimore looks for an open Cougar. 78 Basketball Clockwise: Johnny Rowe, Eugene Baltimore, James Terrell and Kevin Huber contribute to a season percen¬ tage of 61% from the foul line for the Cougars. Basketball 79 Cougars Stay on Top Right: Mr. Davis takes a moment to go over plays with the team during a time out. Below Right: Donald Alsberry sinks one for the Cougars in their game against Clarke County. Below: Larry Heflin goes up for two! j I 80 JV Basketball First Row: David Ragan, Brian Bates, David Phipps, John Howell, Brian McDaniel, Carl Gentry. Second Row: Coach Bowersox, Patrick Hollyfield, Jay Burke, James Marquess, William Austin, Ronnie Kidwell. MP 6 Bethlehem Baptist 54 38 McNamara 26 18 Bullis 49 42 43 Strasburg Brentsville 24 18 54 George Mason 0 48 26 Strasburg West Springfield 20 39 21 Potomac 41 43 Fauquier 27 1985 VHSL GROUP A CHAMPIONS 2 Osbourn 61 54 George Mason 4 26 Jefferson 33 59 Brentsville 0 Tournaments Louisa County Holiday Tournament — First Manassas Park Holiday Classic — Second Bull Run District Tournament — First Region B Wrestling Tournament — First A ' State Wrestling Tournament — First Brian McDaniel — State Champion (132 lbs.) Brian goes for the pin. Wrestling 81 Wrestlers Demonstrate Their Skills Ronnie Kidwell gets two points for a near fall. John Howell controls his man. David Phipps feels relieved after a victorious match. 82 Wrestling STATE CHAMPIONS! McDaniel (21-6-1 at 132 lbs.) Below: David Ragan (23-6 at 98 lbs.) Lower Right: Ronnie Kidwell (24-4 at 145 lbs.) C Wrestling 83 In a state match, David Phipps ties up with his opponent on his way to second place. • ’ - - • Brian McDaniel fights with his opponent. David Phipps struggles to get out from under his opponent. John Howell waits eye to eye for the referee ' s whistle. 84 Wrestling Front: Michelle Davis, Chris Lee, Sue Power, Karen Farmer, Peanut Simmons. Back: Mrs. Sturgeon, Bonnie Brewer, Sharon Magnuson, Wendy Friend, Alice Moore, Sandy Morris, Christy Tibbs, Kim West. Front: Melody Harbour, Yvonne Bishop, Nan Sung, Kyung Sung. Back: Mrs. Sturgeon, Bonnie Brewer, Missy Hensley, Denise Poarch, Ginger Rinker, Snerry Brown, Kim West, Peanut Simmons. MP 3 George Mason 0 Strasburg 0 Brentsville 8 13 George Mason 10 7 Page County 10 15 Rappahannock 16 2 Clarke County 0 14 Stonewall-Mt. Jackson 3 2 Rappahannock 15 2 MP 15 15 1 5 12 13 11 11 1 3 12 1 2 4 Junior Varsity George Mason Strasburg Brentsville George Mason Page County Clarke County Stonewall 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 13 15 14 15 15 16 15 15 11 15 10 9 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 V o L L E Y B A L L Cougars await the ball. Volleyball 85 CDO HCQ hJhJ First Row: Missy Bures, Missy Hensley, Kay Richardson, Buffie Simmons, Lisa Hudson, Sharon Magnu- son. Second Row: Sandy Cadle, Sue Power, Denise Hicks, Pam Hall, Denise Poarch, Shannon Roney, Coach Hammersley. Above: Mrs. Hammersley coached her ninth season this spring, even though her first child was due in June. Right: In the season opener against Osbourn, Pam Hall is first at bat. Date 3 26 Opponent Osbourn 4 4 Page County 4 9 Clarke County 4 12 Strasburg 4 16 Stonewall 4 18 Quantico 4 19 Brentsville 4 23 George Mason 4 30 Page County 5 1 Quantico 5 2 Clarke County 5 7 Strasburg 5 10 Stonewall 5 14 Brentsville 5 17 George Mason 86 Softball First Row: Mike Daymude, Robert Dillinger, Brian Stepp, Steve Mudeiy, Kevin Huber, Pat Wilson, Richard Kennedy. Second Row: Butch Whalan, Andrew Monroe, Johnny Rowe, A.J. Wilhelm, Robert Bolling, Tony Henry, Coach Farmer. Date 3 26 Opponent Osbourn 3 29 Congressional 4 2 Bethlehem Baptist 4 4 Page County 4 9 Clarke County 4 12 4 16 Strasburg Stonewall 4 19 Brentsville 4 22 Bethlehem Baptist 4 23 George Mason 4 26 4 30 Rappahannock rage County 5 2 Clarke County 5 7 Strasburg 5 10 Stonewall 5 14 Brentsville 5 17 George Mason 5 21 Rappahannock Left: Coach Farmer gives a signal to his batter. Below: A.J. Wilhelm and Robert Bolling warm up before the opening game at Osbourn. B A S E B Baseball 87 First Row: Susan Smith, Roni Vargas, Sarah Stallard, Lou Ann Austin, Second Row: Helen Chichester, Frances Humphries, Jane Seay, Brenda Roberts, Cindy Hicks, Third Row: Coach McElfish, Lori Warfield, Nan Sung, Karen Farmer, Anita Cooper, Theresa Toner, Ginger Rinker, Angie Rostin . Date 3 27 4 3 4 10 4 17 4 24 4 27 5 1 5 10 5 17 Opponent Osbourn Rappahannock, Stonewall George Mason, Brentsville Page County, Strasburg Clarke County, George Mason Norland Invitational Brentsville District Meet Regional Meet Coach McElfish discusses strategy with Athletic Director, Mr. Larsen. First Row: Andy Messer, Jerry Phipps, Joey Shillingburg, Carl Gentry, David Kimber, Ty Collins. Second Row: Coach McElfish, Dieter Leach, David Bridge, Sammy Dillman, John Lee, Tony Messer, William Austin, William Dillman. 88 Track M P H S Olympics Organizations 89 The Student Government Association ' s club spon¬ sors are Mrs. Dyess and Miss Taylor. Officers are P resident — Jenny Garmer, vice-president — Eric laugher, secretary — Michele Weikle, treasurer — Kara Moore. Memners include class officers; class of 85 — president — David Poarch, vice-president — Kelly Johnson, secretary — Sharon Magnuson, treasurer — John Howell; class of 86 —-president — Tony Henry, vice-president — Kandy Pearson, sec¬ retary — Sherri Weibel, treasurer — Theresa Toner; class of 87 — president — Patti Simmons, vice- president — Donald Alsberry, secretary — Heidi Rawlins, treasurer — David Phipps; class of 88 — E resident — Christine Nary, vice-president — •avid Hamblin, secretary — Freda Metz, treasurer — Kyung Sung. Homeroom representatives are Nan Sung, Tony Polk, Keri Bandy, Tony Henry, Elaine Plaugher, James Johnson, Lisa Hudson, Pat¬ ricia Smith, Sandy Morris, Missy Phipps, Dena Cunningham, Laurie Benson, Richard Kennedy, Tracy Floyd, Missy Bures, Lamia Dougan, Robin Marks, David Jackson, Tracie Tangen, Kris Wentz, Carla Gentry, Tony Messer, and Shannon Robey. Alternates are Shanna Walker, Sherri Bandy, Sandy Duvall, Doris Shipe, Dee Wentz, Dawn Brislin, Kim Bowling, Rusty Fewell, Sherri Weibel, Nikki Satter¬ field, Todd Kendrick, Jimmy Cooper, Bonnie Mar¬ tin, Andy Shipe, Ginger Rinker, Chris Nary, Charles Dudley, Debbie Marks, Darrell Fritter, Bon¬ nie Rowe, Russell Jeffrey and Lisa Keen. Activities the SGA has sponsored this year include Home¬ coming, Operation Turkey, Holiday Door Decora¬ tions, Christmas carolling, and a dance. Bottom: Kara Moore, Michele Weikle, Eric Plaugher, Jenny Garmer. Patti Simmons, Shannon Robey, Lee Angles, Nikki Satterfield, Missy Phipps, Dena Cunningham, Patricia Smith, David Phipps, Theresa Toner, Tracie Tangen, Sherri Weibel, Donald Alsberry. Tony Messer, Richard Kennedy, Tony Henry, Lisa Hudson, Christine Price. 90 SGA Left top: Cheerleaders cheer their hearts out at SGA ' s Homecoming bonfire. Middle: Band plays to the beat at the bonfire. Bottom Left: Students gather while breakdancers show their stuff at Homecoming dance. Below: First place for the SGA sponsored Christ¬ mas door decorating contest went to Ms. Bobros- ky ' s Spanish class. SGA 91 QWU DECA, which stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America, is a co-curricular club that is part of the market¬ ing and distributive education program. The club ' s emblem is a diamond with four points, each representing an important part of the club. Activities that the members are involved in are planned around these four points. These four points are: Leadership Development, Social Intelligence, Vocational Understanding, and Civic Con¬ sciousness. Bottom: Dorothy Slaubaugh, Chris Nary, Patti Lucas, Brenda Goode, Sponsor — Miss Drumheller. Middle: Sharon Slaubaugh, Laura Testerman, Kelly Johnson, Doris Shipe. Top: Melissa Stewart, Kandy Pearson, Beth Evans, Tabatha Baker, Jack Keller. 92 DECA Left top: DECA president George Moore holds a meeting. Middle: DECA enjoys their field trip to Philadelphia. Bottom: Patti Lucas makes a speech on their field trip. Below: Lisa Keen, Theresa Toner and Susan Smith tell Santa what they want for Christmas at the DECA sponsored Christmas dance. DECA 93 p-( CQ i—I 1 FBLA, which stands for Fu¬ ture Business Leaders of America, provides an integral part of the instruction pro¬ gram to develop vocational and career supportive com¬ petencies and to promote civic and personal responsibi¬ lities, which are to develop a business leadership, to de¬ velop confidence in them¬ selves, create interest and understanding of the Ameri¬ can Business Enterprise, and to help students to establish occupational goals. Christmas Dance gets kids up on their feet and dancing. First Row: Tanya Edwards, Gina Roberts, Karen Farmer, Revel Griffith, Dina Cunning¬ ham, Joey Alexander. Second Row: Patti Lucas, Bonnie Brewer, Kyung Sung, Kim Yader, Linda Estep, Kathy Stanley, Howard Smoot. Third Row: Kandy Pearson, Beth Evans, Missy Hensley, Laura Ritter, Kim Blackwell, Mike Puckett, Tracey Griffith, Brian Whorton. Fourth Row: Vicky McFall, Nanci Beaty, Kelly Ball, Stephanie uoolsby, Sandy Morris, Jay Burke, Tammy Peacoe, Brenda Easom. Fifth Row: Rusty Fewell, Valerie Whitner, Elvie Romero, Jeannie Stanley, Tony Henry, John Rowe, Sandy Duvall, John Mackey, Richard Kennedy, Lisa McConnell. Sixth Row: Keith Whetzell, Jane Seay, Keri Bandy, Yvette Romero, Charles Dudley, Kris Wentz. Seventh Row: Betty Crooke, Kim Moore, Peanut Simmons, Mike Harbour, Rob Lindsey, Frances Humphries, Kathy Easom, Pam Johnson. Eighth Row: Carl Gentry, Michelle Davis, Dawn Milbourne. 94 FBLA National Honor Society I p 1 it %Bmi Hu The National Honor Society is spon¬ sored by Mrs. Louise Richardson. The officers of NHS are: President — Beth Mullins, Vice-President — Keri Bandy, Secretary — David Poarch, and Treasur¬ er — Kim Moore. The purpose of NHS is to recognize and foster academic achievement while de¬ veloping other characteristics essential to citizens in a democracy. NHS stresses the importance of four ideas: scholar¬ ship, character, services and leadership. Sitting: Ms. Richardson. Standing: Debbie Bates, Sharon Magnuson, Lisa McConnell, David Morris, Kim Moore, Beth Mullins, David Poarch, Keri Bandy, Chris Martin, Yvette Romero. 1 NHS meets to receive their sashes for gradu¬ ation. These sashes represent the top 20 stu¬ dents in the Senior class, and are worn at graduation in June. NHS 95 Marching Band This year the marching Cougars attended several competitions and parades. Among the most important were the State Marching Band Field Competition and the Apple Blossom Festival, in the spring. This year was one of the band ' s most successful years; it was the first year that they ' ve had a drum major, and the membership nearly doubled. The marching Cougars are anticipating an even better season next year. Band: Barbara Anderson, Bobby Anderson, Sheri Bandy, Brian Bates, Debbie Bates, Sherry Brown, Lynn Dillow, Pat Flanagan, Darrell Fritter, Tom Harrison, David Jackson, Michelle Martin, Phillip Martin, Matt McBride, Freda Metz, David Morris, Greg Morris, Christine Price, Lena Smith, Dan Wentz. Flags: Nancy Beaty, Charlene Catale, Leslie Millian, Sandy Morris (capt.), Elaine Plaugher, Katie Pence, Susan Smith (co-capt.), Michelle Storey, Jennifer Valdez, Kris Wentz (co-capt.). Banner: Stephanie Boyle, Kathy Byrns, Sherry Hooker, Jermel Paks, Elizabeth Stewart, April West. Field Crew: Jay Boyle, Stephanie Katcliffe, Rosalie Levin, Craig Phipps, Tee Ralind Te Ra Pro Pong, Lowell Puckett, Latoya Walker, Jennifer Wilt. Marching Band on Manassas Avenue during the Homecoming Parade. 96 Marching Band This year ' s concert band, under the direction of Mr. Alan Freeman, has been very successful at home and away. Having performed at Annaburg Manor, elementary schools, and before the student body, acclaim has risen greatly. The Concert Band ' s exchange trip with Guilford High School, in Guilford, N.H., culminated their eventful year. Concert Band First Row: Michelle Martin, Freda Metz, Sheri Bandy, Sandy Morris, Amanda Dellinger, Dee Wentz. Second Row: Sherry Brown, Kris Wentz, Darrell Fritter, David Jackson, Kara Moore. Third Row: Christine Price, Brian Bates, Patrick Flanagan. Fourth Row: Matt McBride, David Morris, Phillip Martin, Bobby Anderson. Drummers Matt McBride and David ; Morris prepare to play. Concert Band plays Christmas songs for students. Mr. Freeman is recorded while directing the Christmas concert. Concert Band 97 Jazz Band Jazz Band really didn ' t get off the ground this year, because of lack of interest. Just a few people signed up. Jazz was a class at first, but not enough people turned out for it, so they tried playing after school, but other activities interfered with their practice. Mr. Freeman, the band di¬ rector, decided to play a couple of nights a week. This went on for about a month, but just tapered off. Brian Bates, David Jackson, Dee Wentz. Not pictured — Matt McBride. Quartet Quartet is a very active organiza¬ tion. There were many perform¬ ances this year, beginning with a Fall Concert in October. December was a busy month, with a concert at Conner Elementary School, a Holi¬ day Concert, a performance at Manassas Mall, a concert for Senior Citizens at Independence School, and caroling. A winter concert was presented in February. In March there was an exchange concert, here at MPHS and at Guilford High School in New Hampshire. A Spring concert in May was Quar¬ tet ' s last performance for the year. Besides the school quartet, there is a group selected by audition, and Roni Vargas, Gail Garner, Revel Griffith and Kim Holt were selected for that. Class time consists of prac¬ ticing for concerts, listening to re¬ cordings of their concerts, and cor¬ recting their mistakes. Members sight read their music before warm¬ ing up, and take many notes con¬ cerning their singing. 98 Jazz and Quartet Concert Choir The adviser for Concert Choir is Miss Hermann. The purpose of the club is to improve as vocalists and musicians and perform concerts for the public, several times a year. Major activities this year are fall concert. Holiday concert, Regional chorus auditions. Caroling at Manassas Mall, District Festival, Exchange trip, and Regional Chorus. Bottom Row: Ms. Hermann, 2nd Row: David Jackson, Jeannie Stanley, Kim Holte, Dee Wentz, Nikki Peterson, 3rd Row: Kathy Stanley, Beth Dennis, Leslie Roberts, Revel Griffith, Angela Blair, Linda Evans Choir performs for the students at Manassas Park Elementary during a Christmas Concert. Choir 99 Speech and Drama The adviser for Manassas Park ' s Drama Club is Johanna Bobrosky. The officers for the Drama Club are president — Rhonda Propst, vice-president — Mike Puckett, secretary — Michelle Dornbach, treasurer — Debbie Bates, and public relations — Kara Moore and Bobby Brooks. Activities they have done for the year include on December 15, 1984 at Conner Elementary School, they presented a three-act play, Granpa Hangs the Holly. They are hoping to put on another three-act play in the spring. The Drama Club is a new group of people, and they are very dedicated to working on plays. First Row: Amanda Dellinger, Rhonda Propst, Yvette Romero, Jan Aroeste, Second Row: Sandy Duvall, Anne Powers, Claudia Guiterrez, Jenny Garmer, Mike Puckett. Third Row: Ms. Bobrosky, Kara Moore, Keri Bandy, Chris Nary, Elizabeth Marshall, Fourth Row: David Jackson, Bobby Brooks, Jay Burke, Mike Harbour, John Marshall. 100 Speech and Drama I wm- - I f 1 “ W . Sr Sgl S ' imi n, p ■ . ■ ™ I 9 j jk s [ . •$� X Debbie Bates and David Jackson play fiances in Grandpa Hangs the Holly. Bobby Brooks, playing Grandpa, cries for his wife. Bobby Brooks and Rhonda Propst, playing Grand¬ pa ' s dead wife, perform in the last scene of the play. Speech and Drama 101 Art Club Art Club has been in existence for eight years. It is a very enthusiastic and orga¬ nized group. It is a club that tries to beautify the school. Art Club has done many things for the school. They have put on talent shows, painted the walls, bleachers and concession stand. Art Club has also gone to see other artists at work. Students in the club said, “Art Club gives you a chance to show what you can really do.“ The Art Club has always been sponsored by Janice Knes- trick, so special credit should go to her for the outstanding job she has done. The Art Club helps Chris Martin and Joey Dolansky get ready for summer vacation. Officers: president — Chris Martin, vice-president — Joey Dolansky, secretary — Michelle Weikle, Parliamentarian — David Poarch, Sponsor — Mrs. Knestrick; not pictured — treasurer — Sarah Stallard. 102 Art Club Journalism The adviser of the yearbook and news¬ paper is Miss Davin. The officers are yearbook editor — Kelly Johnson and newspaper editor — John Mackey. The purpose of the organization is to produce issues of the school newspaper each marking period and to publish the yearbook. Fundraisers are selling business and pat¬ ron ads, yearbook subscript ions, and discarded photos. Participating in this class students learn to take pictures and crop photos. It in¬ cludes typing, writing, investigative re¬ porting, headlines, captions, layouts, newspaper pasteup, meeting deadlines, interviewing, and selling ads. p ' Ows? ' ik r , •m i m 1 jtf J Nr - First Row: Rusty Fewell, Chrissy Knox, Faith Sheetz, Sandy Duvall, John Mackey, Chris Martin. Second Row: Becky Novak, Michelle Gray, Cheryl Cornwell, Sherri Weibel, Beth Evans, Lisa Hudson, Kandy Pearson. Third Row: Chris Nary, Tony Blevins, Jimmy Brotherton, Trumania Stroop, Karen Harold, Eddie Groves, Kelly Johnson. Sandy Duvall is busily typing to make a yearbook deadline. Chris Martin writes articles while Sherri Weibel organizes pictures for the yearbook. Journalism 103 FHA HERO FHA HERO is home economics-related and a service club. The members try to plan activities that are related to Home Ec. FHA HERO is an organization to en¬ hance personal, family and community life. President — Revel Griffith, vice- president — Dena Cunningham, secre¬ tary and treasurer — Cindy Clatterbuck. The students in FHA HERO learn home¬ making skills that aren ' t presented in class. Laura Kearns, Edmond West, Tanya Edwards, Missy Terrell, Mike Wimer, Wendy Friend, Wendy Cantwell, Mrs. Rushdi, Carla Gentry, Sandy Cadle, Carol Oliver. Alice Moore and Randy Munda show off some things that were made in catering. Wendy Friend shows Mike Wimer how to cook. 104 FHA HERO Industrial Cooperative Training The purpose of ICT is to teach people job skills that prepare them for the future. Some students get their jobs through the ICT teacher, Mr. Lowry, and some students get them on their own. Most businesses agree to let the students work for them, and IBM is a big source for many of their jobs. The jobs last approximately as long as the school year. Class time consists of general and career related studies. ICT students enjoy their time in class, when they ' re not working at their jobs. First Row: Kristen Smith, Kim Moore, Lavonne Woodard, Paul Bishop, Mike Hazlett, Timmy Tangen, Teresa Rittenhouse, Steve Herndon. Second Row: Ocie Norman, A.J. Wilhelm, John Mackey, Richie Hartman, Robert Dillinger, Patrick Hollyfield. Third Row: Steve Mudery, Rick Slawson, Mike Mauck, John Ferguson, Mr. Lowiy, Matt Meadows, Bernie Cole. Fourth Row: Andy Bello, Esa Dougan, Jeff Estes, Tony DeMedici, Andrew Monroe, Wesley Funkhouser, Mark Brill, Donald Alsberry. T Travel Club gives a chance to travel, to go to places they ' ve never been. They spend the year working on various projects to raise money for trips. In the Spring, the Travel Club goes on local trips to areas of interest — Kings Dominion, Wil¬ liamsburg. They can save enough money to go to Canada, or even Europe. Travel Club is a great op¬ portunity to be able to travel and see the world, a little at a time. EB First row: Stephanie Goolsby, Jane Seay, Bonnie Brewer, Kyung Sung, Freda Metz, Trish Lewis, Shannon Robey, Laura Ritter, Lavonne Woodard, Kim Blackwell, Tracey Griffith, Kathy Stanley. Second row: Rusty Fewell, Valerie Whitener, Michelle Martin, Bonnie Calomeris, Sandy Morris, Ms. Peggie Albright, Christy Tibbs, Theresa Toner, Sherri Weibel, Andy Shipe, John Mack¬ ey, Sandy Duvall. Third row: Nan Sung, Kara Moore, Jean Harper, Shanna Walker, Leslie Roberts, Carl Gentry, Buffie Simmons, Jay Burke, Brian Whor- ton, Kirk Smith, Eddie Groves. Fourth row: Frank Harmon, Donald Alsberry, Kim Lorenz, Patti Simmons, Tracy Floyd, Kevin Huber, Ronnie Brown, Denise Poarch, Karen Church. Fifth row: Enc Tiller, Dieter Leach, Amy Dornbach, Denise Storey, Kurt Campbell, Eugene Baltimore, James Terrell, JT Johnson, Bonnie Martin. Adviser Peggie Albright and Bonnie Calomeris sort through newspapers Travel Club collected as a fund raiser. k Bonnie Calomeris gathers newspapers to raise money for a Travel Club trip to Canada. 106 Travel Club S.A.D.D Club advisers for S.A.D.D. (Students Against Drunk Drivers) are Mrs. Pinc- kard and Miss Davis. Officers are presi¬ dent — Tracey Griffith, vice-president — Kyung Sung, secretary — Kara Moore, and treasurer — Ginger Rinker. Mem¬ bers are Bonnie Brewer, Lisa McConnell, Linda Estep, Jeannie Stanley, Cindy Clatterbuck, Dee Wentz, Theresa Toner, and Phoebe Jones. Activities for the club this year included putting up posters and an assembly for the student body. This club is there to help, and members hope people will listen to their advice. It may end up very rewarding. First Row: Kara Moore, Kyung Sung, Second Row: Linda Estep, Bonnie Brewer, Lisa McConnell, Dee Wentz, Tracey Griffith, Ginger Rinker, Cindy Clatterbuck. S.A.D.D. 107 Good News Club Keri Bandy and Kris Wentz show off some of today ' s popular music. The adviser of the Good News Club is Mrs. Pinckard. The officers are president — Kelly Johnson, vice-president — Keri Bandy, secretary and treasurer — Kris Wentz. Members are Mike Puckett, Kim Moore, Lavonne Woodard, Patti Lucas, Pam Hall, Michelle Dornbach, Karen Farmer, Kara Moore, Brenda Goode, Richie Hartman, and Amy Dornbach. The purpose of the Good News Club is to unite the members in a friendly way and to let them know about the Good News. Major activities this year included a spring picnic, baking Christmas cookies, and a bake sale. A possible food drive at Thanksgiving and a car wash in early spring were discussed also. The name Good News Club means that it rep¬ resents a Christian oriented club. It is not of any particular religion, and does not force any religion. During the meetings the members discuss things to help others and things they can do for others. Good News takes a break from the studies to talk over some good times. First Row: Patti Lucas, Kim Moore, Mike Puckett, Yvette Romero, Kelly Johnson Second Row: Pam Hall, Karen Farmer, Lavonne Woodard, Michelle Dornbach, Keri Bandy. Third Row: Amy Dornbach, Brenda Goode, Richie Hartman, Kara Moore, Kris Wentz. 108 Good News Homecoming theme for 1984 was Saturday cartoons. Seniors took first place in Homecoming Week. Their theme was the Shirt Tales. Their float also took first place. The Juniors, who took third place in Homecoming Week, made a second place float with the Chipmunks. Juniors worked on the float for three nights at Debbie Marks ' warehouse, the same place the class has used for the past three years. The Sophomores took second place in Homecoming Week with the Care Bears. The Sophomores took second place in hall decorations and they also showed their spirit at the Pep Rally, again taking second. The Freshmen took last place in Homecoming Week. Freshmen theme was the Snorks. Top left: 84 Homecoming Banner, made by Chris Martin and Joey Dolansky, was demolished by the football team. Bottom left: Joy Marshall and Patricia Hicks show their spirit on Freshman Toga Day. Bottom Right: Chris Martin helps the Senior Class take first place on military day. Homecoming 109 Above left: Mr. Leak crowns Sharon Magnuson, the 1984 Homecoming Queen, while last year ' s Homecoming Queen, Yvonne Kirk, watches. Above right: Homecoming King Brian McDaniel and Queen Sharon Magnuson share a ride on the field. Right: Seniors created a first place Shirttale float. 110 Homecoming i Left: Juniors worked hard and put in long hours to produce a Chipmunk float. Below left: Jeff Garlic and Sherman Terrell break dance for the Homecoming crowd. Below Right: Manassas Park Band marches in the Homecoming parade. Homecoming 111 Top Left: JV and Varsity cheerleaders, along with their Coach Farmer has a word with Sammy Dillman before the Homecoming mascot, Joey Dolansky, participate in the Homecoming game gets started. Parade. Bottom Left: Lisa Keen and Chris Nary ride in the car that was decorated by the DECA club. Monday Toga Day — Seniors Sophomores Freshmen Juniors Hall Decorations — Seniors Sophomores Freshmen juniors Tuesday Wednesday Jock Day — Sophomores Hat Day — Sophomores Juniors Juniors Seniors Seniors Freshmen Freshmen Basketball Game attendance — Sophomores Juniors Freshmen Seniors Thursday Military Day — Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Friday Black and Gold Day — Sophomores Seniors Juniors Freshmen Floats — Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen 112 Homecoming Homecoming King Brian McDaniel and the Junior Princesses, Tracie Tangen and Cheryl Cornwell. Student Life 113 Prom 84 Top left: Lisa Hudson and her date, Bryan Polk. Center: Pam Hall. Top Right: Patti Lucas and her date, Andrew Monroe. Below: Chris Martin and her date, Tim Hall. Bottom Left: Elaine Plaugher and her date, Joe Hill. Bottom Right: The band. Finale. Last year ' s Junior and Senior Prom was held on Saturday, May 26, 1984. The theme of the Prom was We ' ve Got Tonight, a song by Bob Seeger. The prom location was here at MPHS, where the Juniors decorated the gym. Before the dance many of the couples went to restaurants such as Pargos, Victor¬ ia Station and Holiday Inn. Ths de¬ corations were pink and wine. white, and baby roses were on all the tables. Where the pictures were taken, by Larry Hixon, they had real plants. The food was donated by the Women ' s Club. Last year ' s Prince and Princess were Andrew Monroe and Beth Mullins. The King and Queen were Bryan Polk and Yvonne Kirk. The music was provided by Finale. 114 Student Life Breakdancing Hits MPHS Several years ago a group of teenagers just started breakdanc¬ ing for money on Coney Island. When these teenagers went places to make money, some kids from the South Bronx caught onto them, and they started with their slick moves. All around the world people these days are getting all wrapped up in breakin ' . Many famous dancers and producers of movies say that break¬ dancing should be inspiring to all people, especially the young. Danger is involved with this dancing craze. But almost anything you do these days has danger or can hurt you if you use or apply it incorrectly. Usually you can spot a breaker in an instant. He she will be wearing mixed-matched clothing, warm-up suits, sweats, head bands, sparkling jewelry, gym shoes, and color extras such as scarves, gloves and wristbands. Today you can take classes to learn how to breakdance. In some classes the ages range from 15 to 40. Everyone is getting into the act. Movies have come out like Breakin and Beat Street to entertain us with their special gift of dancing. Still to come are yet more great breakdancing movies. New York, Washington, D.C., and many other places around the U.S. you can go and see just how breakin ' is done. Breakdancing is a new phenomenon of the 80 ' s. Will it last, or will it die out as disco did? In September, Pepsico sponsored an assembly featuring a breakdancing contest. Donald Alsberry won the grand prize, a Michael Jackson tour jacket. Runners-up Missy Terrell and Jay Burke each won a six-pak of Pepsi. Student Life 115 This year at Manassas Park High School fashion has struck high in student life! Everything from flourescent, wild jewelry, new heights to make-up, fashionable hair-dos, clothes — almost anything goes! But we still have the good ol ' people with t-shirts, jeans, boots, and just a little smile to make them look great. School spirit is still in all of us, with being rowdyed up at pep rallies, to just being proud to walk in our school. This year we have a new principal, Mr. Leak. He has made some changes this year. Take for instance parking stickers, instead of hassling with finding your parking number every¬ day. Clubs after school so we can use all our school hours for education. People have to get smoking permits to have the privilege to smoke. The changes he has made may not be to everyone ' s liking, but they ' re to our benefit. New students have come to our school; hopefully they will enjoy it. If the Cougar spirit rubs off on them, maybe they ' ll get as excited to be a Cougar as we are. Student life this year and every year keeps getting bigger and better. Let ' s hope it keeps going that way. Because the only people who can change it, or keep adding to it, are we the students. 116 Student Life 2wo n Above: DAR Good Citizenship Award went to Beth Mullins. Right: Selected to attend Hugh O ' Brien Youth Foundation Leadership Seminar was Kara Moore. Left: Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship, Debbie Bates. Placing in the Voice of Democracy Essay Contest were first place — Yvette Romero, second place — Teresa Toner, and third place — Mary Helen Dellinger. I c Awards 117 Varsity Football Jay Burke and James Marquess — First team all-district. MPHS Varsity Cheerleaders — Third place, district competition. Jay Burke — offensive player of the year; James Mar¬ quess — Coach ' s Award; Joe Morehart — defensive player of the year. Jay Burke, James Marquess, Eddie Groves — second team all-district. 118 Awards ATHLETIC AWARDS Girl ' s Varsity Basketball Pam Hall — Most Valuable Player. Karen Farmer — Coach ' s Award; Sharon Magnuson — Best Defensive Player. Track Awards 119 Iff « - Basketball Top left: Eugene Baltimore — First team all district John Lee — Second team all district Top Right: Eugene Baltimore — Most Valuable Player Mike Wimer — Coach ' s Award Kevin Huber — Best Defensive Player Cheerleading Left: Michele Weikle — Coach ' s Award Chris Martin — Cheerleader of the Year Nikki Satterfield — Most Improved 120 Awards Volleyball Above: Sharon Magnuson — Most Valuable Player Wendy Friend — Best All Around Sandy Morris — Most Improved WRESTLING Top left: Blood and Guts — John Howell Top right: Cougar Award — Brian McDa¬ niel, Ron Kidwell Below Left: Most Improved — Brian Bates Middle: Most Outstanding — Andy Bello Below Right: Most Valuable Player — Pat¬ rick Hollyfield Awards 121 V o c A T I O N A L A W A R D S Student of the Year — Kim Moore — First; Chris Nary — Second; Kelly Johnson — Third. George Moore — Greater Washington Board of Trade Anti-Shoplifting Poster De¬ sign. David Jackson — All Regional Chor¬ us, All Regional Band. Vocational Theme Poster — George Moore — Third Place; Kelly John¬ son — Second Place. 122 Awards Matt McBride — second place, computer programming; David Poarch — third place, computer programming; Lavonne Woodard — second place, job interview; Kris Wentz — first place, computer programming; Chris Nary — first place, sales demonstration; Sharon Slaubaugh — third place, job interview; Kelly Johnson — first place, job interview. Todd Wilt — second place, fruit pie; Anita Cooper — second place, cream pie; Sherry Hooker — first place, pie crust; Cindy Clatterbuck — first place, Cream pie; David Hamblin — second place, cream pie. Kirk Smith — first place, welding; Paul Biship — second place, Drafting II; Kevin Mullins — first place C0 2 race cars. 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JR. 9251 LEE AVENUE MANASSAS. VIRGINIA 22110 (703) 368-0196 METRO 631-1371 FAIRFAX OFPtyCE 9912 MAIN STREET FAIRFAX. VIRGINIA 22031 (703) 691-0491 m MLS CAPITAL REALTY CORPORATION 8803 Sudley Road, Suite 101 Manassas, Virginia 22110 Business (703) 368-9284 or (800) 368-3164 Metro (703) 631-1733 Residential, Rentals, Commercial, Investment, Farms, Land, Bldg. Lots. Each Office is independently Owned and Operated NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS SERVICE — PARTS Serving Prince William County and Northern Virginia since 1950 8980 Mathis Ave. 368-3184 Manassas, VA HOV JIM ZAHAND President HOUSE OF VIDEO Movies, Rentals Equipment Access. Sales Machine Repairs 8003 Centreville Rd., Manassas, VA 22110 703-369-5556 CARPET TILE LINOLEUM ft F $ RYDER ' S I l t RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 368- 6800 369- 7777 7430 Sudley Road Manassas. Va 22110 3pperCufVO HAIR EX, .DesignersyA.j Full Service Salon ji)8-oo 4 74 ( 6 Sudley Road (Sudley C enter) Manassas, VA 22110 703-369-0141 METRO 631-1 309 MEMBER VIP Travel agency OUR SERVICES ARE FREE 7426 SUDLEY ROAD ELEANOR SARGENT CTC MANASSAS. VA 221 10 Signs • Displays • Posters • T-Shirts ANDREW AUSTIN 40C Manassas Drive Manassas Park. Va 20111 (703)361-6212 126 Ads | e VpropertTes PRINCE WILLIAM ' S LARGEST LOCAL REALTOR (ESTABLISHED 1971) MOVING CROSSTOWN, DOWNTOWN, UPTOWN, CALL YOUR HOMETOWN RELO BROKER We are experts in relocation and real estate is relocation. No matter where you’re moving, you need RELO, World Leader in Relocation. So, when it’s time for your family to relocate, even if it’s right here in town, Call your local experts in relocation. That’s us! A full service Company in¬ cluding homes, lots, commercial properties, farms, estates, property management and insurance. FOR SPECIALIZED FREE RELOCATION ASSISTANCE CALL (703) 369-7700 Metro 631-9113 COMMERCIAL MANASSAS SUDLEY WOODBRIDGE STAFFORD INSURANCE PROPERTY DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT 369-7700 Metro 631-9113 369-5000 Metro 631-1977 361-6166 Metro 631-0460 494-3166 Metro 550-9680 659-3151 Metro 690-2022 369-7700 Metro 631-9113 361-6186 631-1977 494-3166 550-9680 MEMBER RELO 177-:,TT ' TTn-Tri ILTTt?-:T.TlT‘!7l EY propTrties) m REALTOR CREST CLEANERS (703)361-3141 9124 MATHIS AVE. MANASSAS SHOPPING CENTER J.E. RICE CO. ENERGY DIVISION WOOD STOVES BY FISHER — SIERRA — VIRGINIAN — ALASKA — KODIAK — ATLANTA U.S. STOVE — SUBURBAN — ENERGY KING JIM RICE Westgate Plaza, Manassas, Route 234 Ads 127 AREA CODE 703 PHONE 368-4627 369-5599 The Finest Pizza AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR A-l GLASS COMPANY, INC. 7222 CENTREVILLE RD. — RT. 28 MANASSAS. VA. 22111-1790 EVERYTHING IN GLASS — MIRRORS — AND PLASTICS AUTO — HOME — INDUSTRY GIVE US A BREAK ' MATTHEW P. GEENE. JR. PRESIDENT JEWELERS 8087 Sudley Road Westgate Plaza is- Manassas. Va 22110 VISA 361-7001 361-6666 REALTOR Long Foster Realtors 7869 Sudley Road Local (703) 368-1146 Metro (703) 631-1640 Holiday Inn Local (703) 361-0171 Metro (703) 631-0356 Manassas, Virginia 22110 PHONE (703) 368-3126 D.C. AREA 631-1955 J.C. READING SONS, INC. 7614 CENTREVILLE RD. MANASSAS, VA 22111 PRE-HUNG DOOR UNITS POWER TOOLS PAINT BUILDING SUPPLIES HARDWARE LUMBER BONO PIZZARIA DINNER • SUBS • SEAFOOD (Manassas Park Shopping Center) 8450 Centrevllle Road Manassas Park, Va. 22111 Mon. - Thurs., 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Frl. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. Sun., 12 Noon - 10 p.m. Owned and Operated by: THE NASRALLAH FAMILY Manassas Park Education Association We Teach The Children” (703) 369-2930 (Metro) 631-9003 YORKSHIRE TRUCK PARTS “Give your truck a Brake” TERRY FLANAGAN 8007 Centrevllle Rd. (Rt. 28) Manassas, VA 22110 Manassas Area’s Oldest Florist RICHEY’S FLOWER SHOP 8295 Centreville Road Phone 368-7188 Manassas, VA 22110 _ % [Flora fax O 128 Ads cuut ...tfuut i ' {jOsi t e ntenuvueAl PIEDMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION • MANASSAS • • WOODBRIDGE • • WESTGATE • • DALE CITY • • DUMFRIES • 9324 WEST STREET WOODBRIDGE SHOPPING CENTER WESTGATE PLAZA FORESTDALE PLAZA DUMFRIES SHOPPING CENTER 361-2121 494-5101 361-0889 670-8141 221-4188 WRIGHT ' S BUICK INC. DEWEY WRIGHT — OWNER FOUNDER SINCE 1968 NEW CARS — USED CARS — LEASING AUTNORIZED — SALES — SERVICE — PARTS Auto Air Conditioners Serviced Most All Makes Repaired GMAC BANK FINANCING Tune-Ups — Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing Official Va. Inspection Station — SALESMEN — Dewey Wright Jr. Dwight Byrne Mike Schultz Larry Lyons Sales Hours: 8:30 AM — 9 PM (5 DAYS) 8:30 AM — 5 PM SAT PARTS MANAGER Jerry Kerns SERVICE PARTS 7:30 AM — 5 PM CLOSED SAT 361-6161 Wash. Met. No. 631-0184 8651 CENTREVILLE R0 MANASSAS VA. YORKSHIRE RESTAURANT — Specializing in home cooked meals — Breakfast — Lunch — Dinner — Steak — Seafood Mon.-Sat. 6-9 Sun. 7-3 13 Centreville Road Manassas, VA 22110 Banquet Facilities 368-4905 all dinner to go CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1985 38 CHANNELS Sports Channels Home Box Office (HBO) The Disney Channel Cinemax Home Theater Network (HTN) Baltimore Stations MTV-Music Television Home Team Sports Coblevision of Manassas Park, Inc 46 Manassas Drive, Manassas Park VA 22111 (703) 368-4227 130 Ads “Your Automotive Supermarket” Pontiac Oldsmobile Honda GMC Trucks Routes 66 and 234, Manassas, Virginia Metro 631-9500 Local 368-9100 Manassas 368-8000 Dale City 680-4990 Triple S Termite Pest Control, Inc. 7416 Centreville Road Manassas, VA 22110 Woodbridge — N. Va. 690-2761 Sfreddo Brothers -k -k -k ? -k -k -k -k -k -k -k k American Stripping Co. Rust and Paint Removal Patented Oli-Blast® Process METAL • FIBERGLASS • WOOD Auto Parts or Entire Rolling Vehicle METAL AND WOOD FURNITURE AMERICAN — STRIPPING CO. -F 9 -« 8375 Centreville Rd (Rt. 28) Manassas, VA 368-9922 Metro 631-0572 SAT, 9-1 ★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ ★ -k -k -k -k -k •k -k -k ★ ★ Cliflord C Blasius. Jr 703 368 8866 Manassas fimousir Sefvice mOOlNCS CHAUFFHJAtoWlVATC CAASfAVICf Aim) AT SC KVICt 9320 West street Manasses, Va 22110 (703) 368-3116 lBa(?ez Junezal 3lome — ESTABLISHED 1894 — 9320 WEST STREET CLIFFORD C. BLASIUS, JR. MANASSAS, VIRGINIA 22110 SERVING YOU WITH DIGNITY AND UNDERSTANDING Ads 131 LUMBER MILLWORK BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE SHEATHING CABINETS BRICK l BLOCK PAINT WALLPAPER PLYWOOD CEILING TILE CEMENT HAND POWER TOOLS TRUSSES DOORS «, DOOR UNITS SAND • GRAVEL GLASS CUTTING SIDING WINDOWS WALLBOARD LAWN GARDEN TREATED COUNTER TOPS CULVERT PIPE PLUMBING LUMBER MANTLES- GUTTERING ELECTRICAL FRAMING COLUMNS INSULATION SAW SHARPENING SHELVING BEAMS ROOFING DOOR t SASH PANELING SHUTTERS PLASTER PRODUCTS HARDWARE MOLDING STAIRS FIREPLACES SCREEN t FENCE WIRE FLOORING CUSTOM MILLWORK BOLTS t NAILS T M Electric Co., Inc. 40A Manassas Drive Manassas Park, VA 22111 LOCAL: 368-4896 METRO: 631-2484 Specializing in Commercial Industrial Electrical Construction 22 FREE DELIVERS ON MOST ITEMS NORTHERN VA.AREA AND MANY MANY MORE BUILDING PRODUCTS ' HOURS: MON-SAT 7:30 - 5:30 call 368-2141 METRO NO. 631 1430 Jlouz to cMe[fi f MANASSAS LUMBER CORPORATION 9121 Centrcville Road Manassas, Virginia 221 10 PLUMBING • AIR CONDITIONING • HEATING • ELECTRICAL PHONE: 366-3322 8291 CENTREVILLE RD. MANASSAS, VIRGINIA 221 1 1 Commonwealth Savings and Loan Association 9201 Church Street Manassas, Virginia (703) 368-1101 PATRICK M. WELCH Tomorrow ' s Financial Center Today With Complete Banking Services FOUR SEASONS Gifts for Everyone — handbags — custom jewelry and earrings — beach and house robes — Kimono Manaport Shopping Center 8347 Sudley Road Manassas, VA 22110 361-1919 LEGGETT TIRE GO, EVERYTHING IN TIRES 9030 Liberia Avenue Joseph S Leggett Manassas. Virginia PRESIDENT 368-8101 OR 6310280 132 Ads DRIVEWAYS GRAVELED R. W. MOORE CO. CARPENTERS . CONTRACTORS Daniel H. Barrett, Trucking, Inc. 8541 SUDLEY ROAD MANASSAS, VIRGINIA 22110 361-1202 BUILDING SAND TOP SOIL RIPRAP HOURLY RATES MOUNTAIN SHALE FILL DIRT BLUE STONE Additions Rec. Rooms Remodeling (703) 361.4479 Manassas Park, VA. PAUL ' S AUTO BODY 8430 Maplewood Drive Manassas, VA 22110 THE FOR ) SHOP % Cj UNIQUE studio (703)-368-1900 4 X, (703)-368-7515 Phone (703) 361-2417 Metro: 631-9447 Manassas 368-8000 Dale City 680-4990 9024 Mathis Avenue, Manassas, Virginia 22110 Northern Virginia Electric Cooperative 10323 Lomond Dr. P.O. Box 2710 Manassa, VA 22110 HARRY K. BOWMAN General Manager J. MANLEY GARBER President Manassas District Leesburg District Stafford District Fauquier Metro (703) 335-0500 777-2041 659-7309 347-7158 631-9873 m INDEPENDENT BANK Two Locations To Serve You: 9034-A Mathis Avenue 8751 Sudley Road Manassas Shopping Center Manassas, Virginia 22110 Manassas, Virghia Member FDIC 703-369-2400 Ads 133 The SGA wishes the graduating class of ' 85 success and happiness in the future. Remember yesterday, dream of tomorrow, but live today . . . Congratulations to the graduating class of 1985. Mrs. Richardson and the National Honor Society. Best of luck to the class of 1985! Manassas Park DECA Chapter. We wish that the seniors have some worthwhile leisure (fun), aside from their hard work towards a successful and prosperous career. Good luck, ICT-VICA. y v ;.« Success and happiness to all the seniors in their future ventures. FBLA. The Travel Club hopes all our seniors travel far in their lives and find happiness. Art Club and Mrs. K. wish Chris Martin and David Poarch a creative future. v Good luck to the Class of ' 85. Always keep your spirits high. MPHS Varsity Cheerleaders. The 1985 baseball team wishes the seniors of ' 85 the best of luck. Mike and David — Thanks for a great season. Boys Basketball. Good luck in the future and follow all of your dreams. The Class of ' 86. The Class of ' 87 would like to wish the Class of ' 85 the best of luck in the future. The Class of 1988 wishes the Senior Class the very best of luck and happiness. Congratulations and best wishes to the class of ' 85. Ted Curtis. Best Wishes to a very special group. Ms. Davis. We will miss you all. Don ' t forget about us. Good luck! Mrs. Elia and Mrs. Williams. Best of luck always, Mr. Ewell. Best wishes. May your future be bright and happy. Robert L. Horn. Good luck Seniors! Mr. Leak. Congratulations and good lu ck to the graduating class of 1985. Mrs. Moore. Good luck Class of ' 85. May success follow you always! Mrs. Parkhursf. The Class of ' 85 has a special place in my heart. I wish you happiness and success in all your life choices. I love you! Mrs. Pinckard. . ' Cft ' M A A wish of health, happiness, and great success to a terrific group of Seniors. Iris M. Rinker. Good luck and best wishes to the members of the MPHS Class of ' 85. Tim and Lynn Rushdi. Congratulations and best wishes for future success. Dr. Gary Smith, Superintendent of Schools. I can ' t believe you ' re Seniors already! Congratulations and best of luck in the future. Miss Taylor. Melissa: We have formed a friendship that has made our lives much nicer and it is invaluable to me. Thanks for being my friend. Kandy. For my daughter Melissa — May sunshine and flowers and bright happy hours be yours on your Graduation Day, and always, Love forever. Mom. Success and good wishes to the Class of 1985. Julie Waggoner. Good Luck — Bonnie, Mike, Jay, John and Vicki. Ms. Zimmermann and Mrs. Fewell. ,4 C ' ' ■ ' . - V X. Congratulations Seniors! Another year, another accomplishment. For you, many roads ahead. Pray God ' s guidance to choose the be t road. LoVe ybU , your, friend in Christ, Mrs. Edna May Garrigan.. -4 - W-v.- $ 4 ■ r iA ' i j,. ,c v i, ' £ j ' -V Congratulations anti best oV-luck to the graduating class of ' 85. School Board Cent Congratulations, Mark! The Carpenters. ’ Y; . A i. A A ft $m itKi i ' 85. School Board Central Office Staff. Congratulations, Darrell! We are so proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad and Brian Fri ._ .l _u ___ii 3Mr.‘ „ it ,£ ZSffefat JL Fritter Continued success thrpugh the years, Daffell, as you go on to higher learning towards your goals in life. Love, NaNa. Happiness is — a diploma! Love, Melonee. Congratulations on your accomplishments and best wishes in the years to come, Darrell. Love, Suzie. . t: . -� ‘■fc t v, ' 1 ' V Mmil toY iMR � £J� - To and all the Seniors we know — the Best of all your dreams! To Kristen, our prayers, our support always, and our love. Mom d Dad. % ■ vf t ££::■ : ■ ' ' I. ' S ’ i.u„ u est sister and friend a girl could have. Take care and good luck. Love, Tish. _ _ Kristen: You ' re the ( jL ■■ - - ■ V Congratulations and good fuck, Dhyii. T lovelyou Aunt Jane, ' ■ A-t ' ’ ■ v % , . ; The best of everything in, the future, David. |Ve love you. Mom, Denise and Grandma. ' v . ' . 4 I i : 1 f Chris: you have made us both very proud of yoii. We love you lots. Congratulations to you and the Class of ' 85. James and Emma Lou Martin. ’. ' M -v r ‘ tyA v-v | -’f 4 j proud of you. Wish you lots 6f luck in everything you do. Love, Nannie and PopPop. ; f if, f ' : : - ior year. Love, Tim. Chris: We are very To Chris Good luck Joey and Michele. f £ Tt, Thanks, John, Brian, Andy, Ronnie, Orville, Patrick, for being the best teammates an underclassman could have these last two years. Good luck in the future. David Phipps 119 We ' re proud of you, Kris. Best wishes to you and all graduating Cougars. Love, Mom, Dad, Dee and Dan. Congratulations, Kim. We are proud of you, and love you very much. Good luck to you and the class of ' 85. Dad, Mom and Scott. ‘ 4 1 Congratulations and best wishes, Lisa. We ' re proud of you. With love, the family. To Keri: May God bless you in all your future endeavors. We love you and we are so proud of you! Mom and Dad. - -.- - - ----- -W-l ' J€| ; WM ' : ' HUH Best wishes Class of ' 85! Bobby M. Marshall. Congratulations to all the staff — your enthusiasm and spirit have brought gfeat rewards. Miss Davin. X I % m-ifW MMt io 1 (M Ilk ' m m, w limwtyki I ► ! fSfc lMW mm v m‘ V 0UGAR5 1985 Reflections Staff editor in chief — Kelly Johnson faculty editor — Rusty Fewell senior editors — Kelly Johnson, Chris Martin junior editor — Lisa Hudson sophomore editor — Faith Sheetz freshman editor — Rusty Fewell sports editors — Cheryl Cornwell, Michelle Gray organization editors — Trumania Stroop, Sherri Weibel student life editors — Karen Harold, Becky Novak homecoming editor — Lisa Hudson opening editors — Jim Brotherton, John Mackey business editors — Kandy Pearson, Beth Evans photography editor — Chris Nary photographer — Eddie Groves typist — Sandy Duvall photography credits — Delma Studios art: p. 134-5 Ron Milbourne 136 Closing For Reference This item for use in the library only. 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