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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

REFLECTIONS 1986 VOLUME XI Prince William Library Manassas, Virginia 1 X MARKS THE SPOT 3 X-clusive 4 X-citing 12 Self X-planatory 18 X-traordinary 26 X-tra Special 50 X-pectations 60 X-ploring 70 X-plosive 80 X-tra X-tra 1 04 X-penses 124 — Table of Contents ivivnnrxo i ni_ oru i Below: “Now what was that again?” Dung Pham asks as Kristine Klaiss clarifies a point. Below right: Manassas Park’s future artists, Calvin Wilbanks and Frankie Jessee, diligently work on their art project. X marks the spot is a phrase used to place emphasis on a point of interest. For this reason, X marks the spot has been chosen for the theme of the yearbook, Reflections 1987. Manassas Park High School certainly is a major point of interest to everyone. This year the land around our school is turning into an industrial community; and inside our school, our wrestling state championship banners are fluttering in anticipation. Varsity Boys’ Basketball, second in the region last year, plans another fantastic season. The Seniors are excited about this year as they look forward to graduation. The underclassmen are spirited and en¬ thusiastic, too. Things are happening here, and it’s our drive, courage, and ambition that’s tearing a blazing trail through Manassas Park. Middle Right: Manassas Park’s wrestling banners are all ready to make room for future state championship banners. Above: Mr. Parker, Manassas Park’s new vice principal. Center: Manassas Park welcomes Mr. Leonard, the new wrestling coach; he also is a substitute teacher. Middle Center: “No! That’s not what the book says,” exclaims Michelle Floyd as John Duell looks on resigned. Left: Ricky Hagerman jumps for the ball. Opening Section — 3 4 — Opening Section LIFE AT MPHS Top Far Left: A quiet look at MPHS. Top Far Right: Busted . . . again. Center Far Left: Bryan McLaughlin relaxes before football practice. Center Far Right: Jim Cooper gets his class ring from Jostens. Bottom Far Left: Sweet dreams! Bottom Far Right: Where’s the beach?! Top Right: Everybody say cheese! Center Left: David Phipps and Barbie Wedge relax in the Senior lounge. Center Right: Karen Funkhouser works hard on her En¬ glish assignment. Bottom Left: Steve Lawrence casts a suspicious eye at the camera. Bottom Right: Amy Huffman and Michelle Johnson take time to pose for the camera. Opening Section — 5 OIUOI V 6 — Student Life fKtk Opposite page: Students wait for their turn to buy a slave. Middle left: Lisa Weikle and Joey Alexander show their spirit together on beach day. Middle Right: Some Sophomores talk before homeroom one morning. Top Right: John Duell gives blood for the Red Cross Drive. Bottom Right: Brian Skewes and Kenny Mayhugh talk to some friends in Auto Body class. Bottom Left: Hey, David, What do you see? Top Right: Students get excited at a pep rally. Middle Right: Missy Phipps is set for Beach day. Top Left: J.T. Johnson gives the camera a funny look. Bottom: Students wait for their turn in the school store. Middle: Kurt Campbell and John Lee help decorate for the hall contest during spirit week. Middle Left: Michelle Storey and Stacey Stoelting take a minute before class to talk over the sophomore class fundraiser. Student Life — 7 Top Left (front to back) Kelly Ball, Leslie Millian, Becky Gibson, and Lori Brannon ... Preparing for a new day at MPHS. Middle Left: Linda Estep and Leslie Roberts have a good laugh one morning at the school store as Customer Matt Mitchell asked for change. He received the usual reply ... You want what?? CHANGE?? Bottom Left: Linda Cooper gives the camera a shy smile as Denise Marshall watches. Top Right: Cougar Athlete Eugene Baltimore flashes a victorious smile after a hard-played game. Middle Right: Kevin Huber and Sheila Toler... what a couple. Bottom Right: Headed home, Kay Richards and Tonya Cisler leave school. 8 — Student Life Far Left: An eager mob of seniors rush to congratulate the newly-crowned Homecoming King, Kevin Huber. Left: Cindy Nelson and Paul Brown spend a few moments together at the lockers before homeroom. Bottom Left: Students cheer at the Homecoming Pep Rally in competition for points. Below: Timmy Tibbs sighs as another mob of students cut in line in front of him. Middle Right: Most people walk to class. David Phipps flies! Bottom Right: Slave driver Robert Bailey sees to it that slaves J.T. Johnson and Kurt Campbell entertain their Spanish class. Student Life — 9 Hanging Out... At MPHS 10 — Student Life Students Of course, school isn’t the only thing on students’ minds; after the bell rings, many of us don’t head for General Hospital. In¬ stead, some head for work. Whether it’s a job at a restaurant like McDonald’s or Wendy’s, or working for IBM, it’s still money. And nobody knows better how to spend it than us high-schoolers. Some hard-earned money is spent on clothes or saving for a car, or for car-owners the ever-dreaded insurance payments. But whatever they spent their money on, the thing is, they had it, and it feels good to cash that paycheck after all the work you put into your job. Tim Rutkowski straightens the carts at Giant. At her job at Hecht’s, Denise Storey hangs newly-arrived stock. At Work es= At Giant, Bobby Anderson fills out paperwork. Above: At Sloper’s, Shannon Robey gets ready to stock supplies. Below: Tammy Purchase is shown doing one of her many duties at 7-Eleven. Karen Church rings up merchandise at Drug Fair. xiiii—i Opposite Page.Top left: Freshmen class flo at places first. Top Right: Senior class float uses the Peanuts Gang for second place. Middle Left: Garfield represents the Junior class float. Middle Right: Class of 89 float. Bottom Left: Last year’s queen, Cheryl Cornwell, crowns this year’s Homecoming queen, Missy Phipps. Bottom Middle: King, Kevin Huber, rides in the parade. Bottom Right: The Junior class rolls bathroom tissue in the pep rally contest. Top left: Miss Lefler and Mr. Atkins are pictured as they announced the Homecoming king. Top Right: Freda Metz and Kim Blackwell worked hard on creating the Junior hall. Middle Left: Seniors’ hall placed first. Middle Right: Junior hall received second place. Bottom: Sophomore and Freshmen halls placed third and fourth in the hall decoration competition. Homecoming — 13 The 1986 Homecoming Court. Top(l-r): Freshman Princess Shannon Heflin, Sophomore Princess Sheila Toler, Junior Princess Tonya Cisler. Middle (I- r): Kevin Huber and Missy Phipps were Homecoming Royalty of 1986, Junior Princess Kay Richards. Bottom (l-r): Senior Princess Karen Church, Senior Princess Ginger Rinker. Opposite Page. Top Left: Cougars line block for the backs to gain yardage! Cougars finally got things going late in the second half of the game. Unfortunately, time ran out, and we lost a hard-fought game to the Clarke County Eagles. The score was 10-8. 14 — Homecoming Top right: Seniors keep Homecoming spirit burning. Middle row (l-r): Lisa Summers, Buffie Simmons, and Cindy Hicks show support on Jock Day. Andy Messer shows true school spirit on Black and Gold Day. Beach Day: Freda Metz wishes she were there. Mrs. Coles shows spirit by dressing up for Punk Rock Day. Bottom center: Vanessa Bello was a happy Roman in her toga. Bottom left: SGA President Kim Holt helps decorate the gym for the Homecoming Dance. Homecoming — 15 16 — Homecoming Homecoming Week The 1986 Homecoming at Manassas Park High Schoo? was X-citing. Monday’s dress-up day was Jock Day, which was chosen by the Freshmen class. On this beginning day of competition, the Senior Class took first place in having the most people in the class dress-up. Second place was taken by the Juniors, followed by the Sophomores, and Freshmen. Mon¬ day night the classes worked on decorat- ing the halls using comic strips’ characters as the theme. The Seniors used the Peanuts, the Juniors used Garfield, the Sophomores used the Fam¬ ily Circus, and the Freshmen used Bloom i County. The Senior Class won first, i followed by the Junior class, then Sopho¬ mores, and Freshmen. As Tuesday started, students arrived in Togas to support the Sophomores’ dress- up day. The Senior class took ANOTHER first place. The Sophomores were a close second. The Junior class was third, and the Freshmen class was fourth. Juniors selected Beach Day as their dress-up day on Wednesday. The Seniors took FIRST AGAIN, followed by the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen. The annual Junior-Senior Powder Puff Game was the Junior class fundraiser. The Senior class won an 8-6 victory over the Juniors. The Senior team was coached by Kurt Campbell, J.T. Johnson, Eugene Baltimore, and Donald Alsberry. The Junior team was coached by Billy Dill- man. Thursday, the Seniors had Punk Rock Day as their dress-up day. They also came in first, followed by the Juniors, then Sophomores and Freshmen. The Seniors sold themselves for Slave Day, the class fundraiser. Friday students showed spirit by wear¬ ing Black and Gold. Classes were fired-up for the Pep Rally. Classes were judged on spirit and class support. The Junior class took first, with a close second by the Seniors. Friday was also the day of the parade. Floats made their debut, the band marched and the princesses waved. The princesses were Freshmen Shannon Heflin, Sophomore Sheila Toler, Juniors Tonya Cisler and Kay Richards, and Seniors Karen Church, Ginger Rinker, and Missy Phipps. The King and Queen were Kevin Huber and Missy Phipps. Our football team played a tremendous game against Clarke County. However, we lost with a heartbreaking score of 10-8. 18 — Faculty FAC U LTY Faculty — 19 bnH Top: Jimmy R. Stuart, Division Superintendent; Dr. James W. Moyers, Assistant Superintendent for Administration; Jeannette N. Pillsbury, Director of Instruction; Middle: Karl R. Leap, Principal; Frank Parker, Athletic Director and Assistant Principal. Above: On an October afternoon, Mr. Stuart and Mrs. Brewer, a junior class sponsor, chat before the annual Junior-Senior Powderpuff game. Left: School secretary-receptionist, Mrs. Moore is pictured hard at work. 20 — Faculty pidi iguvji y Alice Fewell Special Education Aide Kathleen Goetzinger Librarian Dr. John McFarlin Director of Guidance Jo A. Moore Secretary Mary Sue Polk Library Aide Barbara Smith Guidance Counselor Millie Toner In-School Suspension Aide Yvonne Williams Bookkeeper Below Left: Mrs. Rushdi thought it would be a nice day for a picnic. Center: Mrs. Coles views a slide under the microscope. Center Right: Coach McElf- ish is pictured as he speaks to the student body dur¬ ing a football pep rally. Right: Coach Miller typed the basketball program regularly during the season. Faculty — 21 David Atkins Band, SGA, Pep Band Thomas Barrett Biology, JV Football Jo Bobrosky Spanish, TV Broadcast Club Lucille D. Brewer Business Computer Applications, SADD, Junior Class, FBLA Gary Broadwater World Studies Brandon M. Brown Earth Science, Freshmen Class Anne Chudoba Math I II, Consumer Math, Asst. Basketball Coach, Sophomore Class Jean R. Coles Biology, Chemistry, Consumer Chemistry, Junior Class T.E. Curtis Algebra I, II, Algebra I, Part 2, Math I Chuck Davis Asst. Varsity Football, Basketball, and Track Coach, JV Basketball Coach, Phys. Ed. Carol Dixon Home Economics, English 9, FHA HERO, Freshmen Class Kathi Hamilton US Government, English 9 10 SGA Sandy Hammersley Phys. Ed., Driver Education, Cross-Country, Softball Leigh Hauter English 9 Betsy Hermann Concert Choir Left: Mr. Atkins directed the band at pep rallies and assembles this year. Ms. Chudoba assisted the Sophomore class as they planned their Homecoming activities. 22 — Faculty Janice Knestrick Art Alice L. Kunkle Cosmetology Shirley Lefler Marketing, Intro, to Business, Computer Concepts, DECA, Senior Class, Flag Corps Charles W. Lowry, III ICT, US Virginia History, Latin, ICT Joe McElfish Phys. Ed., Driver Education, Varsity Football, Track William Money Technology Education, AIASA Diann M. Myers English 10 11, Journalism, Yearbook and Newspaper Robert L. Myers, Sr. US Virginia History, World Geography, Driver Education Sharron Pettus Special Education Dr. Marion Rambo English 12, French, Senior Class Louise R. Richardson English 11 12, NHS, Senior Class Lynn K. Rushdi Catering, Family Living, FHA HERO Alan Stevas Auto Mechanics Pam Taylor Math II, Algebra, Geometry, Trig. Functions Julie Waggoner Typing, Accounting, Office Technology, FBLA, Sophomore Class Kathryn Whitt Special Education, Sophomore Class Far left: Ms. Taylor, Ms. Hermann, and Ms. Bobrosky attended the Junior-Senior Powderpuff game. Left: Mr. Lowry was a judge at the Homecoming float competition. Faculty — 23 24 — Faculty Cafeteria Staff: Ray Smith, Penny Flickinger, Teri Shifflett, Mary Delp, Terry Holstein, not pictured — Ted Martin. Bus Drivers: Patty Trimble, Lucille Costello, Beulah Blankenship, Pat Martin, Pauline Floyd, not pictured — Kathy Sandgren, Wanda Kerns, Cindy Thompson. Russell A. Delph, Head Custodian Custodians: Marie Scott Ralph Martin Ralph Murphy Theresa Speakman Connie Stevas Maintenance Staff: Al Kimball Ted Martin Mr. Leap and school board member Marty Cogan present Linda Cooper with a most improved student award during one six weeks. Staff — 25 Aci tont -£ y u ur 3X ci rfea tA ,© ' eiW r l hnuc XW rn M i £3. co l- QjAv(W 26 — Seniors Seniors — 27 u uui uii iui y v invyio: Extraordinary is just one way to describe the Class of 87. We have come a long way since that first day of high school. We were the first class to have the Junior-Senior Prom away from the school. It was held at the Ramada Inn in Manassas. The theme was “This Could be the Night” by Loverboy. It turned out to be a great success. We were also the first class to win the powder puff game two years in a row, Homecoming 85 and 86. We set a new record for the powder puff games to come. Yes, we have really done some extraordinary things in the history of our high school years. We will never forget the first time we en¬ tered this school. We were all scared of the many new things we would have to learn to do, but we have succeeded in everything we have attempted. We did our best and came out on top! We will never forget the fun times we all had work¬ ing during Homecoming Week; the hall decorations, float decorations, and pow¬ der puff practices, and then the JOY of winning for the entire week. Yes, we all had spirit that week, and we don’t want that spirit to end. Even though we will be going our separate ways soon, we plan to keep those memories of our high school years in our minds. We have all made friends and had them for a long time; don’t forget the great times with those friends. Those memories should remain in our thoughts for the rest of our lives. Above left: Senior sponsor Shirley Lefler and Senior class officers Bonnie Martin: Vice President, Dieter Leach: Treasurer, Kara Moore: President, and Karen Church: Secretary. Not pictured Senior sponsors Louise Richardson and Dr. Rambo. Above right: Seniors win hall decorations with Snoopy Spirit. Middle left: What a beauty! Left: Suzanne Kerl cheers on the Seniors at the Homecoming Pep Rally. 28 — Seniors Far left: This year’s Senior float was decorated by the “Peanuts.” It took second place in the competition. Left: Homecoming King Kevin Huber. Bottom: The Senior class shows lots of spirit at the Homecoming Pep Rally. Senior Princess Karen Church. Senior Princess Ginger Rinker. Senior Princess Missy Phipps. mmm Seniors — 29 Donald Stephen Alsberry Lou Ann Austin William Joey Austin Robert Patrick Bailey, Jr. Eugene Gatewood Baltimore Tina Marie Bartlett Yvonne Renee Bishop Ronnie Wayne Brown Bonnie Jean Calomeris Kurt Jason Campbell Tammy Marie Chadwell Checklakhone Chaseng 30 — Seniors Karen Lee Church Caryn Lee Cole Ty Howard Collins Anita Diane Cooper James Gary Cooper Amanda Lee Dellinger Marilyn Beth Dennis Amy Lynn Dornbach Lamia Samir Dougan Donald Worth Farmer, Jr. Russell Allen Fewell Gail Anita Garner Seniors — 31 Mellissa Ann Hensley Russell Patrick Gray Richard Gerald Hagerman Tillman Frank Harmon, Jr. Pamela Elaine Herndon Cynthia Sue Hicks Doris Denise Hicks Kevin John Huber Mark Allen Jenkins Emma Lou Johnson James Troy Johnson Phoebe Jones 32 — Seniors Suzanne Marie Kerl David Wayne Kimber Richard Dieter Leach Johnathan Todd Lee Sharon Marie Lord Kimberly Marie Lorenz Denise Lynn Marshall Michelle Leigh Marshall Bonnie Jean Martin Kenneth Reed Mayhugh Kenneth Joe McKinney David Andrew Messer Seniors — 33 Shirley Jean Moore Kara Renee Moore Mary Melissa Moore Joseph Lee Morehart David Neal Phipps Melissa Carol Phipps Elaine Louise Plaugher Carolyn Denise Poarch Anne Marie Powers Francis Xavier Prusaitis Tammy Lynn Purchase David Allen Ragan 34 — Seniors Heidi Diane Rawlins Nicole Paige Satterfield Nan Joo Sung Virginia Ann Rinker Leslie Ann Roberts Johnathan Mark Satterfield Mary Grace Simmons Denise Renee Storey Lisa Marie Summers Laura Lyn Testerman Shanna Rnee Walker Drew Anthony Warwick Seniors — 35 Patrick Dennis Wilson Erika Lynn Ball Sheila Rene Milbourne Virginia Boys State Delegates: David Kimber and Dieter Leach Voice of Democracy winners: Kara Moore, Amanda Dellinger, Phoebe Jones Virginia Girls State Delegates: Kara Moore and Nan Sung. Intern, Delegate Parrish: Rusty Feweil Governor’s School: Phoebe Jones 36 — Seniors Seniors — 37 I IIVJI o OU|JllUI ICU uu Best Drefesed: Diofer Leach and Bonnie Calomeris ugene Baltimore ai Most Athletic •hirley Monroe :eed: Amanda Dellinger ai is: Yvonne Bishop and Davii Senior Superlatives — 39 Bonnie Calomeris, Phoebe Jones, and Amanda Look at those legs!! Dellinger work hard on the Senior hall decorations. 40 — Seniors Cheers! Seniors DO study We please the crowd! The morning after... “Mr. Rome 1987 We know that you can run faster than that! This year’s Senior Honor recipients are: 1st row — Drew Warwick, Nan Sung, Andy Messer, 2nd row — David Kimber, Phoebe Jones, Amanda Dellinger, Bonnie Martin, Kara Moore, 3rd row — Erika Ball Denise Poarch, Bonnie Calomeris. Not pictured, Shanna Walker. Lisa Summers and Denise Hicks pose for the camera SENIORS Surprise, Robby! Above: Ronnie Brown shows his spirit on jock day. Left: Another thrilling day! Doughnut sales helped out the Senior class this year. V T 1 ! Ik • f % is - J| jit! -rrr Jl r M fP AMBW y - . . W w Hr 5p WjjgiF ' | aBp. � Seniors — 41 ii ovauai 11 The 1986 Junior-Senior Prom was a big success at the Ramada Inn Hotel Ball¬ room. The class of 1987 picked the colors dark purple and lavender. The theme of the prom was “This Could Be the Night” by Loverboy. The king and queen were Rob Lindsey and Theresa Toner. The prince and princess were Kevin Huber and Karen Church. The Junior Class Sponsors, Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Zimmermann, and the class of 1987 made this prom into a memorable event. This was the first year for Manassas Park High School to have a Prom that was not held in the high school gymnasium. Top Left: King and Queen of the prom, Rob Lindsey and Theresa Toner. Top Right: Prom Prince and Princess, Kevin Huber and Karen Church. Bottom Center: Bonnie Martin discusses the success of the Prom. Opposite Page. Top Left: Let’s Dance! Top Right: Couples, Joey Shill- ingburg and Kay Richards and J.T. John¬ son and Shanna Walker, pose for the camera. Center Right: Yvonne Bishop smiles as she watches the action on the dance floor. Center: Frank Harmon takes a break from dancing. Bottom Left: Teresa Warfield watches the dancing while she rests. Bottom Center: Jay Burke enjoys his last Prom with with his date, Denise Poarch. Bottom Right: Shannon Robey and Ricky Hagerman look up surprised by the camera. 42 — Prom Prom — 43 A Donald Alsberry Nickname: Johnny Holmes Birthdate: 1 26 69 Birthplace: Prince William, Virginia Activities: J.V. Football — 9; Varsity Foot¬ ball — 10,11,12; J.V. Basketball — 9,10; Wrestling — 12; Track — 12; Class Offi¬ cer, Vice Pres. — 9,10 Awards Honors: Honor Letter — 10; Offensive Football Player of the year — 11; Wrestling: Third District Third Region — 12 Future Plans: College, Beaches, Women. Lou Ann Austin Nickname: Lou Lou Birthdate: 10 12 69 Birthplace: Gainsville, Florida Activities: Track— 10, Mgr. 11; Football, Mgr. —12; Wrestling, Matmaid — 12; Art Club — 10; Cross-country — 10. Awards Honors: Letter in Football Future Plans: To get a job, find Mr. Right, and have kids. William Austin Birthdate: 10 19 67 Birthplace: Prince William, Virginia Activities: J.V. Football — 9,10; Track — 10,11 Future Plans: To be an Olympic gold medalist in track. B Erika Ball Nickname: Erika Birthdate: 11 4 70 Birthplace: Manassas, Virginia Activities: Debate Club, Pres. — 12; SGA, Sec. — 12; T.V. Broadcast Club — 12 Awards Honors: Honor Letter— 12; Sci¬ ence Award — 10; Debate Team Medal — 12 . Future Plans: Go to college, law school. Get married and have kids. Eugene Baltimore Nickname: “Poochie” Birthdate: 3 18 68 Birthplace: Warrenton, Virginia Activities: Ski Club— 10; Varsity Football — 10,11,12; Varsity Basketball — 9,10,11,12. Awards Honors: FOOTBALL: First Team All District Back— 11; All Area Defensive Back — 11; Most Valuable Player — 11; Two time JOURNAL MESSENGER Athlete of the Week — 11; One time Potomac News Athlete of the week —11; First Team All District Wide Receiver and Defensive Back — 12; All Area Defensive Back —12; All Region Defensive Back — 12; First Team POTOMAC NEWS Defen¬ sive Back — 12; All Region Honorable Mention Wide Receiver — 12; Two time JOURNAL MESSENGER Athlete of the Week — 12 BASKETBALL: Second Team All Area — 9; All District Honorable Mention — 9; Most Valuable Player — 9; First Team All District Guard — 10; Second Team All Region Guard — 10; First Team All Area— 10; All Area Player of the Year — 10; First Team POTOMAC NEWS Guard — 10; Most Valuable Player—10; First Team All District Guard — 11; All District Most Valuable Player — 11 First Team All Region Guard — 11; Second Team All State Guard — 11; First Team POTOMAC NEWS Guard — 11; First Team All Area Guard — 11; All Area Player of the Year — 11; Most Valuable Player— 11; First Team All District—12; All District Most Valuable Player — 12; First Team All Region — 12; First Team All Area — 12 Future Plans: Go to College, Get a successful job, Get married and live a good life. Tina Marie Bartlett Nickname: “Bubbles” Birthdate: 4 4 69 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: J.V. Cheerleader — 9; FBLA — 9; Ski Club — 9; Pep Club — 9,10; Class Officer, Sec. — 10; Varsity Cheerleader — 10,11; FHA — 11,12 Awards: Rainbow Cake Competition, 3rd place — 10 and 2nd place — 11 Future Plans: Marry and raise a family with Jerry Caton. Further my catering skills. Yvonne Bishop Nickname: Yvonne Birthdate: 8 13 69 Birthplace: Ft. Hood, Texas Activities: J.V. Basketball — 9; Varsity Basketball — 10,12; Softball — 11,12; Volleyball — 10. Awards Honors: Honor Letter — 10; Second Team All District for Second Base — 11; Most Improved Student — 11. Future Plans: After I get out of school I want to cut hair and maybe have my own salon one day. I want to marry Billy Mullins and make him the happiest person in the world, and be a success. P.S. Cooler Crew keep in touch! Dawn Brislin Nickname: “Fats” Birthdate: 6 4 69 Birthplace: New York Activities: VICA — 12 Donald P. Brown, Jr. Nickname: Jay Birthdate: 4 25 69 Birthplace: Fauquier County, Virginia Activities: VICA — 12 Future Plans: To go ahead and finish high school and get on with my married life. Ronnie Brown Birthdate: 4 5 69 Birthplace: Prince William County Activities: Yearbook and Newspaper — 11,12; Varsity Football — 11,12; FBLA — 9,10 Awards Honors: Second Team All District Football — 12 Future Plans: The cover of Muscle and Fitness Magazine. C Bonnie Jean Calomeris Birthdate: 6 3 69 Birthplace: Alexandria, Virginia Activities: FBLA — 11,12; Ski Club — 9; Travel Club — 10; DECA — 11; Varsity Volleyball —12 Awards Honors: Honor letter— 10; Honor Pin — 11 Future Plans: Go to college, build a career, and make money. Kurt Campbell Nickname: Kurtis Birthdate: 6 4 69 Birthplace: Trinidad Activities: J.V. Basketball — 9; Varsity Basketball — 10,11,12; J.V. Football — 9; Track — 11,12; FBLA — 11,12 Awards Honors: Honor Letter — 10; Basketball Letter— 10; Basketball Pins —10,11,12; Track Letter— 11; Track Pin — 12 Future Plans: Go to college, get a job, get married, play basketball, and play on the L.A. Lakers with my Ricker. Tammy Chadwell Nickname: Chub Birthdate: 1 9 68 Birthplace: Prince William Activities: VICA clubs Awards Honors: Perfect attendance Future Plans: To get a job in computers. Also to get married and have two kids. Checklakhone Chaseng Nickname: Check Birthdate: 11 12 67 Birthplace: Laos Awards Honors: Senior Superlative, Quietest, 12 Future Plans: College, join the Army. Karen Church Birthdate: 11 19 68 Birthplace: Alexandria, Virginia Activities: FBLA — 9,10, Sec. 9,10; Class officer, Treas. — 9, Sec. — 12; Pep Club — 9,10; Homecoming Committee — 9,10,11,12; Prom Committee — 11; J.V. Cheerleading — 10; Varsity Cheerleading — 12, wrestling Capt. — 12; Track — 9. Awards Honors: Prom Princess — 11; Senior Homecoming Princess — 12; WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 11,12. Future Plans: College, become a secret agent, marriage and kids. Caryn Lee Cole Nickname: Caryn Birthdate: 6 23 69 Birthplace: Prince William County Activities: VICA — 12; FBLA, Vice Pres. — 12 . Future Plans: To be the best wife to Tony Sprouse, live life to its fullest, and succeed in my goals. 44 — Index Ty Collins Birthdate: 9 9 67 Birthplace: Alexandria, Virginia Activities: Track — 10; Cross Country — 10 Future Plans: To own two Lamborghinis (one for Holidays and weekends). Buy and island and not have a worry in the world. James Gary Cooper Nickname: Jim Birthdate: 10 4 68 Birthplace: Utica, New York Future Plans: Go to College. Anita D. Cooper Nickname: Nita Birthdate: 4 22 68 Birthplace: Fauquier County, Virginia Activities: Pep Club — 9; FBLA — 9; FHA HERO — 10,11,12; Ski Club — 9; J.V. Basketball — 9; Track and Field — 9,10,12. Awards Honors: Perfect Attendance — 9; Letter in Track and Field — 9; Pie Contest, First place — 10 Future Plans: To work at Giant, marry Jeff Taylor, and plan for a family together. D Amanda Dellinger Nickname: Mandy i Birthdate: 6 6 69 Birthplace: Leesburg, Virginia Activities: Drama Club — 9,10; National Honor Society — 11,12, Pres. 12; Year¬ book, 12, Editor in Chief, 12, Newspaper, 12; FBLA — 11 Awards Honors: Honor Letter — 10, Honor pins — 11,12; WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 11; SOCIETY OF AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 11; Voice of Democracy — 2nd place, 12; Science Fair, Honorable Mention, 12; Most Outstanding — Band — 9,10, Span¬ ish — 10,11, Math — 10,11, Science — 11, Typing — 11. Future Plans: Attend James Madison University, major in Elementary Educa¬ tion. Marilyn Beth Dennis Nickname: Beth Birthdate: 6 10 69 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: Art Club — 10; Chorus — 11; VICA — 12; ICT — 12 Amy Lynn Dornbach Nickname: Amos Birthdate: 4 28 69 Birthplace: Alexandria, Virginia Activities: FBLA — 9,11; Homeroom rep. — 11,12; Travel Club — 10; Good News Club — 10; SADD — 12; Yearbook — 12; Newspaper — 12 Award Honors: Honor Letter — 9 Future Plans: College, a career involving animals or small children. Lamia Sam Dougan Nickname: “Little Dougie” Birthdate: 7 6 68 Birthplace: Jerusalem, Israel Activities: Powderpuff Football — 11,12; Ski Club — 9. Awards Honors: Most Improved Student (Six Weeks Awards) — 11 Future Plans: To move to Hawaii and work as a hula dancer until I meet a hand¬ some, rich man to marry. F Donald Worth Farmer Nickname: Donnie Birthdate: 5 29 68 Birthplace: Alexandria, Virginia Future Plans: To be a Racecar driver. Russell Allen Fewell Nickname: Rusty Birthdate: 1 26 70 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: SGA — 9; FBLA — 9; Travel Club — 9; Science Fair — 11; Basketball Stat. — 11,12; Let’s Rapp — 12; Debate — 12, Sec. 12; Concert Choir — 12; SADD — 12, Pres. 12; Newspaper — 9,11,12; Yearbook — 9,11,12; T.V. Broadcast Club — 12; Project Graduation Committee — 12. Awards Honors: WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 11; letter in basketball — 11,12; Jour¬ nalism Award — 9,11; Intern for Delegate Parrish — 12; Letter in Debate — 12; Let¬ ter in Choir — 12. Future Plans: To go to college and major in Journalism Television Broadcasting. G Gail Anita Garner Nickname: “Sister Garner” Birthdate: 9 21 68 Birthplace: Washington, D.C. Activities: FBLA — 9,11,12; Powderpuff Football — 12; Travel Club — 10; Pep Club — 9; Chorus — 9,10,11,12; Pres, of Choral Dept. — 12; Quartet— 10; Ladies Trio — 11,12; Mixed Trio — 12. Awards Honors: Summer Scholarship for Music Camp — 11; Chorus Letter — 9; Chorus Bar — 10,11,12; Quartet Pin — 11; Pres. Pin — 12; Ladies Trio Pin — 11,12; Mixed Trio Pin — 12. Future Plans: I plan to do one of two things. I would like to go to college, and my goal there is to earn my Master’s Degree in Sociology, or I will go into the Navy for 6 or 8 years. Then I would like to get my career started. Then settle down and get married and have only three children. Russell Patrick Gray Nickname: Pat Birthdate: 10 12 69 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: Varsity Football — 11,12; J.V. Basketball — 10; Varsity Basketball — 12 Awards Honors: Football Letter— 11, pin 12; Football trophy — 11; JOURNAL MESSENGER Player of the Week — 11; Basketball Letter — 12; Perfect Attend¬ ance — 10 Future Plans: Play professional football for the Dallas Cowboys and become rich and famous. H Ricky Hagerman Nickname: Ricker Birthdate: 12 13 68 Birthplace: Alexandria, Virginia Activities: Baseball —11,12; J.V. Basket¬ ball — 9,10; Varsity Basketball — 11,12; J.V. Football —9; FBLA — 12 Awards Honors: Letter in Baseball — 11; Letter in Basketball —11; Perfect Attend¬ ance — 9,11; BASKETBALL: All Star Team, Kiwanis Holiday Classic — 11; All Area Honorable Mention — 11; Second Team All District — 11,12; All Area Second Team — 12 Future Plans: To go to college. Play for the L.A. Lakers and play on the All Star Team and be M.V.P. Tillman Frank Harmon, Jr. Nickname: Frank Birthdate: 6 30 69 Birthplace: Lakeland, Florida Activities: J.V. Basketball — 9; J.V. Foot¬ ball— 9; Varsity Football —10,12; Varsity Baseball — 9,11,12; Ski Club — 10; VICA —12; ICT—11,12, Vice Pres. 11,Treas. 12 Awards Honors: Letter Baseball 9, pin 11; Letter Football — 10, pin, 12 Future Plans: To have a family, two children, and play Baseball in the Major League. Mellissa Ann Hensley Nickname: Missy Birthdate: 11 21 69 Birthplace: Manassas, Virginia Activities: J.V. Basketball — 9; Varsity Basketball — 10,11,12; Volleyball — 10; Softball —9,10,11,12; FBLA—10,11,12; National Honor Society — 11,12 Awards Honors: Honor Letter—9, pin 10; WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 11; Softball Golden Glove Award — 11; Most Valu¬ able Player — Softball — 11, Basketball — 11; Girl’s State Alternate — 11; Soft- ball, 1st team all District — 11; Softball, 2nd team all District — 10 Future Plans: Get a job and make a lot of money. And to PARTY! Pamela Elaine Herndon Nickname: Pam Birthdate: 4 30 69 Index — 45 Birthplace: Prince William, Virginia Activities: FBLA — 9,12; VICA — 12; ICT — 12 Future Plans: To obtain a good career. Cynthia S. Hicks Nickname: Cindy Birthdate: 4 16 69 Birthplace: Cleveland, Ohio Activities: Track — 10,11,12; J.V. Cheerleading — 10; Pep Club — 9; Ski Club — 10; FHA HERO — 11,12; FBLA — 12 Awards Honors: Vocational Achievement Award — 9; Districts, 100 yard dash, fourth place — 11; Manassas Mall Cake Show — 11 Future Plans: “Don’t know do ya?” Doris Denise Hicks Nickname: Dee Dee Birthdate: 6 27 69 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: J.V. Basketball — 9; Band — 9; Varsity Basketball — 10,11; Varsity Soft- ball — 9,10,11,12; FBLA — 12; FHA HERO —9,11,12; VICA — 10; Pep Club — 9; Ski Club —9. Awards Honors: Vocational Awards, First and Third Place — 9,11; Perfect Attend¬ ance — 10. Future Plans: To marry and raise a family with Ricky Slawson and become a Cosmetologist. Kevin Huber Nickname: SHEILA Birthdate: 4 15 69 Birthplace: Prince William, Virginia Activities: Varsity Baseball — 9,10,11,12; Varsity Basketball — 9,10,11,12; FBLA — 9,12 Awards Honors: BASEBALL: Coaches Award — 10,11; First Team All District — 11; Second Team All Region — 11; BASKETBALL: Best Defensive Player — 10,11; Second Team All District— 10,11; Second Team All Region — 11; Letter in Baseball — 9; Baseball pins — 10,11,12; Letter in Basketball — 9; Basketball pins — 10,11,12; Basketball First Team All District — 12; Basketball Second Team All Region — 12; Basketball First Team All Area Future Plans: Attend College or a techni¬ cal school. Get married (S.T.) and have a family. J Mark Jenkins Birthdate: 6 22 68 Birthplace: Prince William, Virginia Activities: ICT — 12 Future Plans: To become an Auto Mech¬ anic. Emma Lou Johnson Nickname: Elka Birthdate: 9 12 68 Birthplace: Prince William, Virginia Activities: Powderpuff Football — 11,12; Good News Club — 10. Awards Honors: Best Shop Award in Cosmetology — 10. Future Plans: To save the world from in¬ justice while snuggling with Don Johnson. J.T. Johnson Nickname: “Fatts” Birthdate: 10 4 69 Birthplace: Woodbridge, Virginia Activities: Varsity Basketball — 10,11,12; Baseball — 12; SGA Class Rep. — 12; Pep Club — 9,10; J.V. Basketball — 9 Awards Honors: Senior Superlative, Best Legs—12; BASKETBALL: All Area Team —11; Player of the Week Award — 11; All District Honorable Mention — 11 Future Plans: Go to college, play in the NBA, get married, have a son and “chill out”. Phoebe Jones Birthdate: 1 8 69 Birthplace: Alexandria, Virginia Activities: Teen Volunteer at Hospital — 10,11,12; National Honor Society — 11.12, Secretary — 12; Track — 9; VICA Pari. — 12. Awards Honors: Honor Letter — 9; Honor Pin — 10,11; Governor’s School — 11; Voice of Democracy Contest Winner — 11 . 12 . Future Plans: To be a roadie for the Stones. K Suzanne Marie Kerl Nickname: Suzee Birthdate: 6 28 69 Birthplace: Prince William, Virginia Future Plans: To graduate, marry Rob Murphy, and be very happy! David Wayne Kimber Nickname: David Birthdate: 8 19 69 Birthplace: P rince William, Virginia Activities: Games Clubs — 9; National Honor Society — 11,12, Treasurer— 12; Wrestling — 10; Track—10,11,12; Cross Country — 10,12; Pep Band — 12. Awards Honors: Honor Letter — 9; Honor Pin — 10,11; World Affairs Conference — 10; Boy’s State — 11; SOCIETY FOR DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 10; WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 11; Governor’s School Nominee — 10,11; Art Award — 10 . Future Plans: Become a best-selling author, draw a masterpiece, take over Eddie Van Halen’s job, and to have en¬ ough money to never have to wait for any¬ thing in life. Richard Dieter Leach Nickname: “Deet” Birthdate: 12 7 69 Birthplace: Bremerhaven, Germany Activities: J.V. Wrestling — 9,10; Track — 9,10,11,12; FBLA — 12; Class Officer, Treasurer — 12. Awards Honors: SOCIETY OF DIS¬ TINGUISHED AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 10; Honor Let¬ ter — 10; American Legion Boy’s State Delegate — 11. Future Plans: To be rich, own a Saab, have a beautiful wife, a big house, and to be an Electrical Engineer Technician. Johnathan Todd Lee Nickname: John Birthdate: 7 30 68 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: Varsity Basketball — 9,10,11,12; VICA ICT — 12 Awards Honors: BASKETBALL: First Team All District — 10,11; All Star Team, Kiwanis Holiday Classic—12; First Team All District—12; First Team All Region — 12; First Team All Area — 12. Future Plans: College, Degree, Marriage. Steven Michael Lester Nickname: “Cabbage” Birthdate: 4 27 69 Birthplace: Alexandria, Virginia Activities: ICT — 12; VICA — 12 Sharon Lord Nickname: “Weasel” Birthdate: 9 17 69 Birthplace: Manassas, Virginia Future Plans: Get married and have a family. Kimberly Marie Lorenz Nickname: Kim Birthdate: 2 25 68 Birthplace: Manassas, Virginia Activities: FHA HERO — 9,11,12; FBLA — 9,11,12; wrestling mat-maid — 12 Future Plans: Get married, work, have kids. M Denise Marshall Nickname: Dinny Birthdate: 10 28 68 Birthplace: Prince William, Virginia Future Plans: Work. Michelle Leigh Marshall Nickname: Shell Birthdate: 8 2 69 Birthplace: Leesburg, Virginia Activities: FBLA —10,11; VICA — 12 Future Plans: Travel around the world. Bonnie Jean Martin Nickname: Bon-I Birthdate: 11 18 69 Birthplace: Fredericksburg, Virginia Activities: Class Office: Sec. — 9, Vice Pres. — 12; J.V. Cheerleading — 9,10, Capt. 10; Varsity Cheerleading — 12, 46 — Index Football Capt. 12; FBLA — 9,11; SADD — 12; Pep Club — 9,10, Vice Pres. 10; Travel Club —10; National Honor Society — 12; Prom Committee — 11; Pow- derpuff Football — 11,12; Homecoming Committee — 9,10,11,12; Boy’s Basket¬ ball Mgr. — 10; Boy’s Basketball Scorekeeper— 10; Yearbook — 12, Busi¬ ness Mgr., 12; Newspaper— 12 Awards Honors: Honor Letter — 11; WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 10,11,12; SOCIETY OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 12; Science Fair, Honorable Mention — 12; Outstanding Accounting Award — 11; Outstanding Business Computer Applications Award —11; Latin Award — 11; Typing Award — 9; Basketball Letter — 10; Elk’s Club Teenager of the Month — 12; Cheerleading Letter — 12; Cheerleading Pin — 12; Senior Superlat¬ ive, Best Smile — 12. Future Plans: I plan to attend George Mason University, have a career in nurs¬ ing, marry Rob Lindsey, and have a family with him. Kenneth R. Mayhugh Nickname: Kenny Birthdate: 6 25 69 Birthplace: Prince William Hospital Future Plans: Attend Lincoln Technical In¬ stitute, and become a certified mechanic. David A. Messer Nickname: Andy Birthdate: 6 26 69 Birthplace: Alexandria, Virginia Activities: FBLA — 9; Games Club — 9; National Honor Society — 11,12; track — 9; cross country — 10 Awards Honors: Honor Letter — 9, pins — 10,11; Letter in cross country — 10 Future Plans: Go to college, own a house, get married, buy a yacht, and become rich. Sheila Rene Milbourne Birthdate: 5 19 69 Birthplace: Fairfax County, Virginia Activities: Track — 9 Future Plans: To get my license for cosmetology and open my own shop. Michael Wayne Miller Nickname: Mike Birthdate: 10 13 67 Birthplace: Newport News, Virginia Future Plans: Undecided. Shirley Monroe Nickname: Sissy Jean Birthdate: 7 28 68 Birthplace: Prince William Hospital Activities: Softball — 9,10,11,12; J.V. Basketball — 9; Varsity Basketball — 10,11,12 Future Plans: Graduate; Hopefully get married in a couple of years to Joe Sfreddo, and live happily. Kara Renee Moore Nickname: G.E. Birthdate: 10 13 69 Birthplace: Prince William, Virginia Activities: J.V. Basketball — 9,10; Pep Club — 9,10; Varsity Basketball —11,12; Drama Club — 9,10,11; SADD — 9,11; Good News Club — 9,10; SGA Tres. — 10; Boy’s Basketball Stat. — 10,11,12; Yearbook — 12, Bus. Mgr., 12; Newspaper — 12; Class Officer — Pres., 11,12; National Honor Society — 11,12, Vice Pres., 12; Travel Club — 10; Pow- derpuff Football — 11,12. Awards Honors: Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Conference — 10; Girl’s State Delegate — 11; Honor Letter — 9; Honor Pin — 10,11; English Award — 10; Elk’s Club Teenager of the Month — 9,11; Elk’s Club Teenager of the Year — 9; Basket¬ ball Letter— 10; Science Fair Honorable Mention — 12; Voice of Democracy Con¬ test — Second Place, 11, Third Place, 12; SOCIETY OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 10,12; WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 11 Future Plans: Go to a four-year college, major in education, get a job teaching, marry, and have a family. P David Neal Phipps Nickname: David Birthdate: 10 6 67 Birthplace: Prince William Hospital Activities: J.V. Football — 9; Varsity Foot- ball — 11,12; Varsity Wrestling — 9,10,11,12; Yearbook and Newspaper — 11,12, Co-editor, 11; Class Officer: Treas. — 10; SGA — 10 Awards Honors: WRESTLING: (Wt. 112) First District, First Regional, Fourth State — 9; (Wt. 119) First District, Second Regional, State Runner-up — 10; (Wt. 126) First District, First Regional, State Champ —11; (Wt. 132) First District, First Regional, State Champ— 12; Manassas Park Invitational, Second — 10,11; Louisa Invitational, Second — 9, Champ — 10; Stonewall Invitational, Champ — 11 . Future Plans: Get a job, get married, buy a puppy. Then be the first person to live on the moon with my wife and puppy. Invent a plant that lives without air and light. Plus take vacations to Venus every year. Melissa Carol Phipps Nickname: Missy Birthdate: 11 26 68 B irthplace: Prince William, Virginia Activities: Powderpuff Football — 12; SGA Homeroom Rep. — 9,10,11,12; FBLA — 9; Ski Club — 9,10; VICA — 12 Awards Honors: Homecoming Class Princess — 10,11,12; Homecoming Queen — 12. Future Plans: To become a successful hairdresser and to star in a role with Tom Cruise! Have my own salon in Beverly Hills. Elaine Louise Plaugher Nickname: Elaine Birthdate: 5 7 68 Birthplace: Manassas, Virginia Activities: Winter Guard — 9; Flag Corps — 10,11; SGA Homeroom Rep. — 9,10; FBLA — 9,11; VICA — 12; Speech and Drama — 11; Art Club — 9,10 Future Plans: To be a paid paramedic and to be successful. Carolyn Denise Poarch Nickname: Neicy Birthdate: 5 21 69 Birthplace: Prince William, Virginia Activities: J.V. Basketball — 9,10; Varsity Basketball — 11; Volleyball — 10,11,12; Softball — 9,10,11,12; FBLA —11; FHA HERO — 12; National Honor Society — 11,12 Awards Honors: Honor Letter — 9; Honor Pin — 10,11; Girl’s State Alternate — 11; WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS — 11 Future Plans: To become a world wide known caterer and spend the rest of my life with Jay Burke. Ann Marie Powers Birthdate: 9 11 69 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: Ski Club — 9; Class Officer — Tres. 11; DECA —11, Tres. 11; FHA — 11,12; Speech and Drama Club — 10 Future Plans: Take care of my son and be a good mother. Francis Xavier Prusaitis Nickname: Frank Birthdate: 10 14 68 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: Track — 11; Wrestling — 12; VICA— 12; FBLA— 10,11; Yearbook — 12; Newspaper — 12 Awards Honors: Letter for Wrestling — 12 Future Plans: College, work, get married (Helen), get rich, buy Helen a red BMW 328i stick, buy myself a Lamborghini, buy a mansion, be a famous photographer, and own a vineyard. Tammy Lynn Purchase Nickname: Tammy Birthdate: 2 25 69 Birthplace: Leesburg, Virginia Activities: Pep Club — 9; Chorus — 9; Senior Slave — 12; Powderpuff — 12 Future Plans: To be a good wife to Victor and a good mother to Candi. I also want to be Happy! R David Ragan Birthdate: 5 2 69 Birthplace: Prince William, Virginia Activities: J.V. Football — 9; Varsity Foot¬ ball — 12; Varsity Baseball — 11,12; Wrestling — 9,10,11,12 Awards Honors: Wrestling Letter — 10,11,12; Football Letter— 12; Baseball Letter — 11 WRESTLING: Wt. 98, First place District, First place Regionals, First Index — 47 place State — 10; Wt. 105, First place Dis¬ trict, First place Regional, First place State — 11; Wt. 119, First place District, First place Regional, Third place State — 12 . Future Plans: Go to work and make money. Heidi Diane Rawlins Nickname: Holly Birthdate: 1 22 69 Birthplace: Washington, D.C. Activities: Class Officer, Sec. — 10,11; Speech and Drama — 9; FBLA — 9; FHA — 9; VICA— 10,11,12 Awards Honors: Perfect Attendance — 11 Future Plans: Graduate from school, go to California, and become rich and famous. Virginia Ann Rinker Nickname: Ginger Birthdate: 5 2 69 Birthplace: Prince William Hospital Activities: Varsity Track — 9,10,11,12; J.V. Volleyball —10; FBLA — 9,10,11,12, Pres. 12; SADD — 10, Treas. — 10. Awards Honors: TRACK: Letter — 9, bar — 10,11; Coaches Award — 9; Homecoming Class Princess — 11,12. Future Plans: Attend college or Trade school to become a real estate agent or a CPA, marriage and start a family. Leslie Ann Roberts Nickname: “Moonie” Birthdate: 9 5 68 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: Pep Club — 9,10; Chorus — 9,10,11; DECA— 12; FBLA — 9 Awards Honors: Typing Award — 9; Academic Achievement Award — 10; Chorus Pins — 9,10,11. Future Plans: My future plans are to do the best I can in life by having a good job and using my knowledge the best I can. S Johnathan Mark Satterfield Nickname: Mark Birthdate: 10 13 69 Birthplace: Silver Spring, Maryland Future Plans: To play my keyboard on MTV, “get money for nothing and chicks for free.” Plus, a baby blue Lamborghini Countach. Nicole Paige Satterfield Nickname: Nikki Birthdate: 10 13 68 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: Winter Guard — 9; Ski Club — 9,10; SGA Homeroom Representative — 10,11; Varsity Cheerleading — 10,12; VICA — 12. Awards Honors: Honor Letter— 10, Win¬ ter Guard Medal — 9. Future Plans: To marry and become a successful career person. Joe Shillingburg Nickname: “Smoke” Birthdate: 2 25 69 Birthplace: Prince William Hospital Activities: Track — 9,10,11,12; J.V. Basketball — 9; Varsity Football — 12. Awards Honors: Letter Track — 9; Track Pin — 10,11,12; Letter Football — 12 TRACK: State Champ, Pole Vault — 11; Coaches Award — 10; Set 6 Track Records; MVP — 11; District Record (127”) — 12; State Pole Vault, Fifth Place —10; Region, Fourth place— 11; District, First place — 11. Future Plans: I plan to attend an appren¬ ticeship program for four years to become a certified electrician. I also plan to marry my high school sweetheart and have a wonderful life together. Mary Grace Simmons Nickname: “Buffie” Birthdate: 3 20 69 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: J.V. Cheerleading — 9; Pep Club — 9; Ski Club — 9; Varsity Cheerleading —10,11; Varsity Softball — 10. Awards Honors: Cake Contest, First place — 12. Future Plans: Live at the beach in California and party with Motley Crue Brian E. Skewes Nickname: Brian Birthdate: 7 30 69 Birthplace: Orlando, Florida Future Plans: Work. Denise Renee Storey Nickname: Niecy Birthdate: 6 23 69 Birthplace: Alexandria, Virginia Activities: FBLA — 9,11; Good News Club — 9; Travel Club — 10; DECA— 11,12, Pari. — 12. Future Plans: To go to a fashion school in Minneapolis. Then travel around the world. Lisa Summers Nickname: Lisa Birthdate: 11 14 69 Birthplace: Norfolk, Virginia Activities: FBLA — 10,11,12; FHA HERO — 12; Volleyball Club — 11; Gymnastics Club —11 Future Plans: To move to California and live on the beach. Nan J. Sung Birthdate: 8 1 67 Birthplace: Korea Activities: Track — 9; FBLA — 9; Volley¬ ball — 10; SGA Class Rep. — 10,11,12; National Honor Society — 11,12; Awards Honors: Letter in Track — 9; Typ¬ ing Award— 9; Sewing Award — 9; Honor Letter — 10; Honor Pin — 11 Future Plans: Attend college, get master’s degree in Bus. Adm., be a CPA, then get married, and have two or three kids. Laura Lynn Testerman Nickname: Laurie Birthdate: 3 1 69 Birthplace: Arlington, Virginia Activities: DECA—10,11; VICA— 11,12, Pres. 11,12; Track — 9; FBLA — 9; Pep Club — 9 Awards Honors: Science Fair — 11 Future Plans: Attend college, get a good job, and buy a real car. Eric Tiller Birthdate: 2 24 69 Birthplace: Manassas, Virginia Activities: Ski Club — 9,10; FBLA — 11; VICA — 12; Vice Pres. 12 Future Plans: To be rich and famous and live in Beverly Hills. W Shanna Rnee Walker Nickname: “Shanna Boo” Birthdate: 1 19 69 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: Pep Club — 9,10, Sec. 10; FBLA — 9,11, Pres. 9, Vice Pres. 11; J.V. Cheerleading — 10, Co-Capt. 10; Varsity Cheerleading — 11,i2, Wrestling Capt. 11, Capt. 12; National Honor Society — 11,12, Hist. 12; Yearbook — 12; Newspaper — 12 Awards Honors: Honor Letter — 9; Honor Pin — 10,11; Cheerleading Letter — 11. Future Plans: Go to college, get a job, and get married. Drew A. Warwick Nickname: “Dr. Wizard” Birthdate: 3 28 69 Birthplace: Homestead, Florida Activities: Debate — 12; SGA Rep. —11; National Honor Society — 11,12; Chess Club — 9, Tres. 9 Awards Honors: Debate Key—12; Honor Letter — 9; Honor Pin — 10,11 Future Plans: College then some type of Business work with a house someplace warm. Barbara Leigh Wedge Nickname: Barbie Birthdate: 4 4 69 Birthplace: Manassas, Virginia Activities: Ski Club — 9; Powderpuff Foot-1 ball — 12 Future Plans: Hairdresser. Patrick Dennis Wilson Nickname: Pat Birthdate: 8 4 69 Birthplace: Fairfax, Virginia Activities: J.V. Basketball — 9; Varsity Baseball — 10,11,12; ICT VICA — 12 Future Plans: Enlist in the Navy, get a degree in Business Management, then buy a restaurant. T Index — 48 GRADUATION The fun times have gone so very fast this year School days are over Graduation is drawing near This is a time for hope — A time for dreams But also a time for sadness, it seems This is just a beginning It’s not the end Because I know that some day we’ll all meet again Now it’s time to be leaving Not much left to tell So to the Class of ’87 I say, “Farewell” — Bonnie Martin Seniors — 49 50 — Juniors Juniors — 51 Lid jyjKsVsiou : “Go! Fight! Win!” That’s the sound of the Junior spirit. The victory of winning the “Toilet Paper Roll” Contest seemed to ignite the Juniors to dominate the Fresh¬ men, Sophomores, and the SENIORS by winning the Homecoming Pep Rally. I guess you are still wondering why we chose X-TRA SPECIAL as our theme for the Junior class. The Junior year IS X- TRA SPECIAL! Why? Well, because this is a year of X-TRA SPECIAL things in our lives, such as gaining our independence by getting a driver’s license, receiving our class ring, and the sponsoring of the Junior Senior Prom. This year holds many new dimensions. Things add flavor to the year such as the Junior Senior Powder Puff Game, the Homecoming Game, Pep Rallies, Special Activities, etc. The Junior year is not all easy and fun, though. It is the hardest year of all four aRirnav ri unm mm years of high school. It is the most difficult because most people are taking third year classes and their hardest year of required courses. But, we hang in there to reach our ultimate goal . . . our Senior Year. Joey Alexander Bobby Anderson Kelly Ball Sheri Bandy Laurie Benson Kim Blackwell Bonnie Brewer Diane Brown Larry Brown Sherri Brown 52 — Juniors % .« Charlene Catale Helen Chichester Tonya Cisler Cindi Clatterbuck Larry Combs Steve Cook Jimmy Cooper Dena Cunningham Billy Dillman John Duell Linda Estep Pat Flanagan Michelle Floyd Tracey Floyd Carl Gentry Becky Gibson Stephanie Goolsby Bucky Griffith Revel Griffith Melody Harbour Kim Holt Juniors — 53 Above: Another exciting day at MPHS for Junior Diane Brown. Top right: The Three Musketeers: John Welsh, John Duell, and Keith Whetsell ... All for us and None for all. Frances Humphries Chuck John son Todd Kendrick Wendy Lauch Paggy McGuire Freda Metz Leslie Millian Kevin Mullins Katie Pence Nikki Peterson Tony Polk Christine Price Crissy Puckett Charles Randolph Kay Richards Billy Rider Laura Ritter Gina Roberts 54 — Juniors Shannon Robey Elvi Romero Jane Seay Joe Sfreddo Anna Simmons Sharon Slaubaugh Tricia Smith Howard Smoot Bobby Snider Jeannie Stanley Kyung Sung Tony Tanks John Welsh Kym West Keith Whetsell Valerie Whitener Todd Wilt Kim Yaider Right: Linda Estep shows Junior spirit Homecoming Week by dressing up for Toga Day. Left: The Junior float driver, Mr. Stevas, displays that a teacher’s day is never over. Juniors — 55 Top Left and Top Middle: Mrs. Brewer and Mrs. Coles, Junior Class Sponsors, worked long, hard hours to make Homecoming week a most memorable one. Top Right: Charles Randolph checks out the latest styles of cars in Hot Rod Magazine. Middle: Mrs. Rushdi, Kelly Ball, Brenda Stump, Laura Ritter, Shannon Robey, and Helen Chichester enjoy a big breakfast to have the energy they need for the Powderpuff Game. Bottom Left: (Clockwise) Keith Whetsell, Cindy Clatterbuck, Jane Seay, and Jeannie Stanley clown around minutes before the bell rings. Above: Kevin Mullins waits patiently for a “pleasant talk with Mr. Parker. 56 — Juniors I Top Left: Don ' t mess with me . . . fool!! Top Right: Patricia Smith and Michelle Floyd . . . what a pair!! Middle Left: Sam Robin, a new face at MPHS. Middle: Mr. Leonard examines Larry Combs ' injured finger. Middle Right: Freda Metz, ready to brave the halls. Bottom: Keith Whetsell, John Duell, Billy Dill- man “studying.’ ' Juniors — 57 Top Left: Tonya Cisler was one of the two Junior Princesses. Top Right: Kay Richards was one of the two Junior Princesses. Middle Left: The Junior Powderpuff Cheerleaders: Tony Polk, Carl Gentry, Steve Cook, Joey Alexander, and Joe Sfreddo. What an AWESOME squad! Bottom Left: The Junior Powderpuff Cheerleaders in action. Bottom Right: Determined to win, the Junior Powderpuff Football Players storm in for victory with the Cheerleaders rooting them on. 58 — Juniors X-tra Special Juniors Top Left Junior Class Officers: (front) Sherri Brown — President; (middle left) Helen Chichester — Secretary; (middle right) Charlene Catale — Vice- President; (back) Kyung Sung — Treasurer. Top Right Junior Class Honor Award Winners: (front l-r) Shannon Robey, Kim Holt, Freda Metz, Sherri Brown, Tonya Cisler. (middle l-r) Kay Richards, Laurie Benson, Katie Pence, Sharon Slaubaugh, Kyung Sung, Sheri Bandy, (back l-r) Christine Price, Tracey Floyd, Revel Griffith, Elvi Romero, Bonnie Brewer, Nikki Peterson. Middle Left The Junior Powder Puff Cheerleaders dance to “Twist Shout.” Middle Right The Class of 88 is X-tra Spe¬ cial!!! Bottom Left Revel Griffith was selected for All Regional Chorus. Bottom Middle Christine Price was the 1986 delegate to the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Foundation. (HOBY) Juniors — 59 Class of 89 60 — Sophomores Sophomores — 61 -p V-rlClUV I IO Sandy Alsberry Barbara Anderson Angel Austin Michelle Baisden Dana Banks Top Right: Sophomore Princess Sheila Toler waits patiently for the Homecoming parade to start. Left: Sophomores pose in the library on Punk Rock Day. Right: Sophomores show their spirit at the Homecoming Pep Rally. Top Left: The sophomore hall showed lots of school spirit during Homecoming week. Vanessa Bello Fred Bishop Brian Bradshaw Lori Brannan Missy Bruce 62 — Sophomores Jeff Burke Billy Campbell Savivanh Chaseng Keith Cogan Linda Cooper Lynn Dillow Heather Doll Duane Dove Gary Duvall Top Left: Gary Duvall talks with a specta¬ tor at halftime of the Homecoming game. Top Middle: Sandy Alsberry works on the Sophomore hall for Homecoming week. Bottom Middle: Lynn Dillow overlooks the hall decorations. Top Right: Barbara Anderson searches through her locker between classes. Bottom Right: Stacey Stoelting and Jennifer Valdez look over Cougar shirt sale sponsored by DECA. Sophomores — 63 Theresa Estep Greg Evans Stephanie Falvai Karen Funkhouser Dawn Good Sue Griffith Roy Hall Delinda Harris Robert Harris Tommy Harrison Larry Heflin David Helton Top left: Sophomores wait anxiously for the pep rally to begin. Top right: Mr. Curtis overlooks his Sophomore math class. Right: Sophomore Larry Heflin smiles as he leaves the gym. 64 — Sophomores Dawn Henderson Billy Hicks Kim Jenkins Sean Jones Melissa Kerns Wayne Marquess Pam McClelland Top Left: Lisa Weikle plays frisbee in the gym on Beach Day. Top Right: The Honor letter winners from left to right: First row — Cindy Nelson, Adam Messer, Esther Sanchez. Second row — Heather Doll, Elizabeth Stewart, Barbara Anderson, Michelle Storey. Third row — Gary Duvall, Michelle Baisden, Lisa Weikle. Fourth row — John Roberts, Dan Wentz, Tim Rutkowski. Left: Sophomores participate in the paper contest during the pep rally. Sophomores — 65 Duane McConnell Terry McCuin Bryan McLaughlin Robert McKenney Lisa Melvin Adam Messer Matt Mitchell Dawn Moore Cindy Nelson Carl Peace Top left: Sophomores pose for a picture during a fire drill. Top right: Jennifer Valdez works on decorating the sophomore hall. Left: Bryan McLaughlin enjoys Toga Day. Middle: Sean Jones waits to get back inside during a fire drill. Far right: Heather Doll poses at her locker on Toqa Day. 66 — Sophomores Randy Plaugher Angel Potter Lomang Pou Tami Region Ab. Left: Keith Cogan and Steve Su llivan set up an amplifier before a band performance. Bottom Left: Esther Sanchez, Cindy Nelson, and Angel Potter talk in the bleachers on Punk Rock Day. Top Right: Elizabeth Stewart dresses up for Punk Rock Day. Bottom Right: Tom Harrison poses for a picture on Toga Day. Sophomores — 67 Bobby Smith Lena Smith Wade Smith Elizabeth Stewart Stacey Stoelting Michelle Storey Jimmy Strawser Sheila Toler Jennifer Valdez LaToyia Walker Right: Mike Jenkins drove his car in the homecoming parade. Bottom Rt.: The Sophomore class officers clockwise — April West, Jennifer Valdez, Vanessa Bello, Michelle Storey, and Mrs. Waggoner (sponsor). Not pictured — The class sponsors Mrs. Whitt and Ms. Chudoba. utmum wn 68 — Sophomores Top Left: Roy Hall talks at his locker between classes. Top Right: Sophomore Class Officers discuss their ideas. Right: Mrs. Hammersley discusses the cross country team’s season at the Homecom¬ ing pep rally while Adam Messer waits not so patiently. Teammate Calvin Wilbanks looks on. Bottom: Sheila Toler rides in the Homecoming Parade. Kim Wampler David Waters Quenzell Watson Shawn Weems Lisa Weikle Dan Wentz April West Robert Willis Jeannie Withrow Kim Wright Sophomores — 69 FRESHMEN 70 — Freshmen Freshmen — 71 -fjiKji ii ly The Freshmen Class had a good year during 1986-87. It brought them one step closer to their main goal, graduation, and they had fun in the process. They were very active in all aspects of school life, in¬ cluding Homecoming. Though the other classes won most of the Homecoming competition, the Class of 1990 came through with a win in the float category and finished in 3rd place overall. That didn’t slow them down though, and they continued throughout the year to stay in¬ volved, definitely leaving their mark. Freshmen got involved in all functions, from cheerleading at a pep rally to decorating a Homecoming hall. Edna Austin Donna Baltimore Chris Beal Raymond Bentham Tara Blankenship Donna Bogart Dennis Bowling Tammy Brookins John Brotherton Kathy Byrne Valerie Cantrell David Clemen John Crouch Adrian Dano James Day 72 — Freshmen Carrie DeMott Mark Dennison Terry Devine Lee Eskridge Missy Evans Jamie Friend Julie Frye Joey Gates Chris Hann Mary Anne Harris MPHS Hall of Far Above: “Have we sold anything yet?’’ Top Right: True Pham studies hard for a test. Bottom Right: Shannon Heflin was this year’s Freshmen Princess. Funds Money-raisers for the Freshmen this year included the bake sale among others. The profits were used mainly on the building of their 1st place Homecom¬ ing float, but coincidentally they had enough for a well-deserved pizza-party afterwards. Michelle Harrison Robert Hastings Roger Haun Joseph Hazelwood Shannon Heflin Freshmen — 73 Johnathon Henry Patricia Hogan Amy Huffman Wesley Jessee Frankie Jessee Sherry Johnson Ricky Kidd Cyndi Kimber Lisa Kirk Kristine Klaiss Steve Kennedy Tim Kennedy Steven Lawrence David Macker Vicki Marshall Class of 1990 74 — Freshmen Debbie Olson Gary Pearson Dung Pham True Pham Michelle Martin Susan Martin Sherry Mattson Stephanie Middleton Daniel Morris Greg Morris Brian Nelson Billy Noel Brenda Norton Kyle Novak Freshmen — 75 -£ r. v . — aSMMBaT ; MteL ■ ' • W I Left: This year’s Freshmen float entry took first place and was possibly the best float freshmen have ever entered. Top Right: David Clemens isn’t too shy to pose for the camera. Bottom Left: A quick glimpse of the Freshmen hall decoration. Bottom right: Pictured at the NHS dance, freshmen Jamie Friend and Tony Pearson sit among other classmates. Brian Plaugher Val Porter Amy Porterfield Cynthia Price Mark Ray Louis Roberts Liz Roston Cindy Sanders Jonathan Slaubaugh Susan Snider 76 — Freshmen Beth Stump Steve Sullivan Eric Sutton Tonya Tabb Denise Tanks Top left: Steve Sullivan’s view on the Lower left: “Would you mind? I’m trying library: “Books . .. lots of books.” Right: to have a learning experience!” Several Freshmen wait expectantly for their cue at a pep rally. Freshmen — 77 Upper left: Greetings from the Freshmen homecoming crew. Upper Right: The class officers are (clockwise from the top) Treasurer David Clemen V. Pres. Edna Austin, Pres. Carrie DeMott, and Secretary Missy Evans. Mid Left: These Freshmen look pretty laid back at the NHS dance. Mid Right: Jonathan Slaubaugh completes classwork while Steve Lawrence chooses to be sociable. Bottom Left: John Crouch strolls to class. Bottom right: Jonathan Henry is pictured here helping with hall decorations for homecoming. 78 — Freshmen Bottom Left: Tammy Brookins and Stephanie Middleton study hard in the library. The Year In Review Well you’ve heard enough from us; now let’s hear what the Freshmen thought were this year’s best and worst points. “This year stunk.” Beth Stump “I think it was great.” — Stephanie Mid¬ dleton “Totally gnarly” — Tametha Brookin s “It wasn’t as fun as I thought it would be.” — Tony Pearson “I don’t know” — Calvin Wilbanks Middle Left: John Crouch concentrates on his homework during World History class. Freshmen — 79 80 — Sports Sports — 81 X-perimental This year’s J.V. Football team was definitely an experimental team. Two first- year coaches and many first-year players spent the season “testing the waters.” Despite the 1-5 record, the tremendous improvement through the season made Cougar fans take notice and realize the potential of this young team. The coaches are expecting many players to return next year. Above — Cougar defense pushes through opponents’ line. Above right — Coach Barret and Coach Leonard “What are they doing?” Team members, Front row (l-r): Jonathan Henry, Adrian Dano, Bryan McLaughlin, Jay Murphree, Chris Hann, Tony Pearson, Phillip Doll, Fred Bishop, Danny Lucas, Robert Bartlett, Howard Gehring. Back row (l-r): Coach Barrett, Brian Nelson, Kyle Novak, David Terpening, Mark Ray, Randy Smoot, Randy Munda, Bill Mullins, Jamie Friend, David Clemmens, and Gordon Shetly. Below Middle — Cougar offense carries the ball across the line. Below right — Cougars’ line holds tight so the quarterback can get the ball off. 82 — J.V. Football Top left: Let’s go M.P.H.S.! Top right: From the sidelines, Esther Robinson demonstrates good cheerleading form as she cheers on the team. Middle left: M.P.H. who ya rooting for? Middle: A good performance by the J.V. cheerleaders makes for a big smile by sponsor Mary Kay Yates. Middle right: Esther Sanchez cheers on the Cougars at a Pep Rally. Bottom left: Squad members (bottom to top) Melissa Kerns, Sheila Toler, Esther Robinson, Carrie DeMott, Cindy Nelson, and Jennifer Valdez. Not pictured Esther Sanchez. Not pictured, J.V. sponsor, Bethany Doubleday. RAH! J.V. Cheerleading — 83 Lady Cougars Have X-hilarating Season Upper left: Latoyia Walker shows her aggressiveness during a home game. Top middle: Vanessa Bello is going for two points on a fast break. Upper right: Michelle Martin is fighting for possession of the ball. Middle: Lisa Kirk dribbles down the court. Team Members 1986 Season: Coach Yankey, This year the Manassas Park girls’ Junior Varsity basketball team improved greatly throughout the season. Although the 1-16 overall record does not show it, the young and inexperienced Cougars, coached by Jack Yankey and Anne Chudoba, put in a great deal of hard prac¬ tice and effort. The team was made up of freshmen Denise Tanks, Michelle Martin, Lisa Kirk, Debbie Olsen, and Cathy Byrne, and sophomores Vanessa Bello and Latoyia Walker. Hard work paid off for each of these players, and they all plan to return to play basketball next year. Debbie Olsen, Kathy Byrne, Vanessa Bello, Michelle Martin, Latoyia Walker, Lisa Kirk, Stacey Stoelting, and Coach Chudoba. Not pictured — Denise Tanks. 84 — J.V. Girl ' The Cougar girls Varsity basketball team had the best season in history this year. The 5-14 overall record says much about the determination of the players. Uu£g ■ - G ■§ Beating Bull Run District rival Brentsville twice in a season and a victory over Stonewall Mt. Jackson for the regular sea¬ son game really showed the effort put in throughout the season. Coached by Jack Yankey, the team made history. Of the nine players, six will return for action next year. The three graduating Cougars are Yvonne Bishop, Missy Hensley, and Kara Moore. Team members for 1986: Front row: Kara Moore, Yvonne Bishop, Missy Hensley. Back row: Coach Yankey, Laura Ritter, Shannon Robey, Sandy Alsberry, Lisa Weikle, Sherri Brown, Stacey Stoelting, and Anne Chudoba. Middle left: Coach Yankey gives the team a time-out speech. Middle: Sherri Brown waits for rebound as Shannon Robey shoots. Middle right: Kim Holt is looking to make a pass. Top right: The beginning of another exciting game. Top left: Missy Hensley is pictured on a scoring drive. Varsity Girls’ Basketball — 85 Cross-country competition this year was awesome, and our team did well in living up to it. With a district that boasted the top finishers in last year’s state meet, including the state champion, runners David Kimber (Senior), Adam Messer (Sophomore), Carl Peace (Sophomore), and Calvin Wilbanks (Freshman) did a good job under Coach Sandy Hammersley, especially after not having a team last year. Sophomore Adam Messer made a name for himself in the state meet by plac¬ ing 2nd, with a time of 16:52. He had previously scored 2nd in the district and regional meets, being barely held off by last year’s defending state champ. The other team members did well also; and with their hard work and dedication, M.P.H.S. cross-country will soon become a force to reckon with. ■■■■ Top left: Almost finished. Top center: Crossing the finish line. Top right: 50 yards to the finish. Center: On your mark, get set GO! Far left: David running up a hill. Left front row: David Kimber, Carl Peace, Coach Sandy Hammersley, back row: Adam Messer, Calvin Wilbanks. 86 — Cross Country The annual Powder puff game between the Junior and Senior girls this year ended in a Senior victory with the score being 8-6. However, the game was exciting, and had the Juniors had 20 more seconds on the clock, they might have walked away victorious. This game has many times been compared to our close homecoming game, where, had we a few more seconds, we could have taken it. Regardless of the controversy, the girls went out and had fun, although I think the male cheerleaders enjoyed it more. Their antics on the sidelines highlighted an ex¬ citing game. Top left: The Senior Team. Above: The Junior Team. Left: Denise Porch grabbed Kay Richards’ flag. Below: Cheerleaders Twist and Shout. Bottom left: Kay Richards went for a touchdown. Bottom right: Junior girls block Cindy Hicks. Powder Puff — 87 X-uberant!!! Top Left: Team members left to right (First Row) Ronnie Brown, David Ragan, David Waters, Matt Mitchell, Jimmy Cooper, Joey Alexander, David Phipps, Daniel Kennedy, Eugene Baltimore, Lou Ann Austin — manager, (Second Row), Coach Davis, Joe Sfreddo, Donald Alsberry, Pat Gray, Billy Dillman, Kevin Mullins, Joe Morehart, Roy Hall, Joey Shillingburg, Carl Gentry, Howard Smoot, Coach McElfish. Not pictured Tony Tanks. Top Right: Coach McElfish watched his defense. Middle Left: Jimmy Cooper gets off the pass at the last second. Middle Right: Eugene Baltimore catches another touchdown pass. Left: Jimmy Cooper ran the ball for a first down. Opposite page Top left: Carl Gentry took a hand-off from Jimmy Cooper. Middle: Jimmy Cooper sets to throw to an open man. Bottom Left: David Phipps fought for extra yardage during the homecoming game. Bottom Right: Coach McElfish calling the shots. 88 — Varsity Football First Time at States! m j . - Manassas Park’s Varsity Football team enjoyed their best season ever this year. The Cougars ended the regular season with a record of 8-4; but for Manassas Park football fans, the season was far from over. Although our school had one of the smallest football squads in the state this year (only 20 players), they took it all the way to the state championship game. The first post-season game was played at Cougar Stadium against the Brentsville Tigers. With 50 seconds left in the game, Manassas Park was trailing 9-6. Things didn’t look good until David Ragan recovered a Brentsville fumble and returned it 85 yards for a Cougar touchdown. The game’s final score was 12-9, Manassas Park. This game gave our team the Regional title. With the victory over Brentsville, the Cougars advanced to the State Semi-final game. This time the opponent was Matthews High School. This game was another close contest; it went into double overtime. Once again, the Cougars came out on top. Jimmy Cooper took the ball on a botched field goal attempt and threw a 24-yard touchdown pass to Carl Gentry to secure a Cougar victory. The last game of the season was next — the Group A Division II state championship game. This time the Cougars faced Parry McCluer High School. Although Manassas Park played a hard-hitting game, they couldn’t pull it out against their opponent’s 35 member team. Varsity Football — 89 “perience Pays Off!! The 1986-87 boys’ basketball season was the best in Manassas Park’s history. Coach Chip Miller led his team to their third consecutive Bull Run District championship, their first ever Region B championship, and a berth in the State tournament. The team was led by seven seniors, most of whom have been together since middle school (1982-83) when they had a record of 20-0. The 1987 team had a record of 18-1 in the district, their only loss being the season opener to Rappahan¬ nock; their overall record was 22-4. Manassas Park was rated 2 in the final Group A State poll. In 1987, John Lee became the second player in the school’s history to score 1000+ career points (Eugene Baltimore was the first in 1986). The Cougars had a great ending to the 1987 season. After winning the District title, the Cougars defeated Clarke County (62-42), Rappahannock (87-69), and Central-Woodstock (55-54) to win the District Tournament and received a bye in the regional Tournament. In Regionals, the Cougars defeated William Monroe (66-58) and won the Regional crown after defeating Prince Edward (90-78). Going into the State Tournament, the Cougars were the top-rated team, but the season ended as the team lost to the 3 team in the state, Suffolk (90-76). The 1986-87 team accomplished a great feat this season, and it will be memorable in years to come. Top Lft: We did it, like we said. The Regional crown was ours! Middle Lft: J.T. Johnson takes to the hoop as John Lee waits for the rebound. Middle: Kevin Huber and Eugene Baltimore scramble for the ball. Middle Rt: Pat Gray, Tony Polk, and Kurt Campbell race down the court to set up for defense. Bottom Lft: Mr. Miller gives the team a time-out pep talk. Bottom Rt: Kurt Campbell fights for the rebound while Ricky Hagerman watches. 90 — Varsity Basketball Top Lft: Eugene Baltimore showing his defensive ability. Top Rt: John Lee, J.T. Johnson, Ricky Hagerman, Kevin Huber, and Eugene Baltimore — the five regular starters of the 1986-87 season. Mid. Lft: Kevin Huber shoots against Brentsville defenders as John Lee and Ricky Hagerman wait for the rebound. Mid. Rt: Ricky Hagerman attempts to block a shot against defender while John Lee and J.T. Johnson watch. Bottom Lft: Varsity Basketball Team members: Kneeling Lft.-Rt: Kevin Huber, Pat Gray, Bobby Anderson, Eugene Baltimore, Rusty Fewell, Mgr. Standing: Mr. Miller, Tony Polk, John Lee, Ricky Hagerman, Kurt Campbell, J.T. Johnson, Shannon Robey, Mgr., Kara Moore, Mgr. Bottom Rt: Kurt Campbell makes a lay-up in a pre-game warm-up. Varsity Basketball — 91 Top Lft: Robert Kerns shoots as Jonathan Henry watches. Top Rt: Raymond Bentham takes a shot against defenders. Middle: The start of an exciting J.V. game at Brentsville. Bottom Lft: Team members for the ’86-’87 season are: Kneeling Lft.-Rt: Joey Gates, Johnathan Henry, Raymond Bentham, Daniel Kennedy, and Fred Bishop. Standing: Coach Davis, Andy Shipe, Carl Peace, Bill Mullins, David Clemen, and David Terpening. Not pictured: Robert Kerns. Bottom Rt: Bill Mullins shoots as Robert Kerns, David Terpening and Daniel Kennedy watch. A Season of Learning For the 1986-87 season, the J.V. Boys Basketball team experienced a season of learning. Under Coach Davis, the Cougars were 1 -17 overall, defeating Bull Run District rival Brentsville. The team consisted of one eighth grader, six fresh¬ men, and four sophomores. The team im¬ proved throughout the season and gained experience for a new season. 92 — J.V.Basketball Cougars Compete! X-ecuting! This was an up and down year for the Manassas Park wrestling team under new had coach Anthony Leonard. Coach Leonard made the best of an inexperi¬ enced team with the Cougars before advancing to the state tournament. After three consecutive state titles, the fans and the Cougars themselves were expecting big things, but the Cougar squad uncharacteristically finished seventh in a field of thirty-two teams. However, there were some bright spots for the Cougars as David Phipps won his second state title, and Carl Gentry also brought home the gold. David Ragan, two-time state champion, finished third in the tournament after a controversial call by the referee. Next year, the Cougars will get “back on track” with more experi¬ enced wrestlers returning. Top: Two-time state champion David Ragan records another pin. Middle Left: Tommy Harrison fights for a reversal. Middle Right: Two-time state champion David Phipps breaks down his man. Right: State champion Carl Gentry goes for the pin. Bottom Left: Steve Cook collects “near fall” points. Bottom Right: Wrestling Squad: L to R Bottom Row — Steve Cook, Quenzell Watson, Jeff Burke, Gary Pearson, David Ragan, LouAnn Austin, mat-maid. Middle Row — David Phipps, Tommy Harrison, Gary Duvall, David Waters, Dieter Leach, Kim Lorenz, mat-maid. Top Row — Coach Leonard, Carl Gentry, Dennis Bowling, Tom Haun, Bob Smith, Roy Hall, Vanessa Bello, mat-maid. 94 — Wrestling Far Left: Frank Prusaitis prepares for the takedown. Left: Roy Hall shoots the “spiral half.” Below Left: Joe Morehart controls his man. Below: The wrestling team is introduced at a pep rally. Middle Left: Coach Dillinger watches the action at the District tournament. Middle Right: Donald Alsberry dominates his match. Bottom Left: Coaches and team give needed support during a match. Bottom Right: Jimmy Cooper explodes for the escape. Wrestling — 95 Top Left: Team members (First Row) Barbara Anderson, Edna Austin, Sherri Mattson, Sherri Brown, and Bonnie Calomeris (Back Row) Denise Tanks, LaToyia Walker, Luhanna Morehart, Sandy Alsberry, Lisa Melvin, and Denise Poarch. Middle Left: Trying to save the ball, Sherri Brown and Luhanna Morehart find the floor while Bonnie tries for one last chance to get the ball over the net. Below: Coaches Charlotte James and Dick Purple. Middle Right: Bonnie Calomeris serves the ball. Bottom Left: LaToyia Walker serves the Bottom Right: Denise Poarch prepares to return ball as the rest of the team looks on. the ball. Heads Up!! 96 — Varsity Volleyball Sports Candids — 97 Cougars In Action! X -pressions Top left: Who’s underneath there? Lower right: Squad members 1st row (l-r) Kay Richards, Nikki Satterfield, Tonya Cisler, 2nd row (l-r) Shanna Walker, Karen Church, 3rd row (l-r) Helen Chichester, Bonnie Martin, Stephanie Goolsby. Middle left: We did it! Ready to be challenged Then give us all you’ve got ’Cause our strength — is rare No one .. . CAN COMPARE! Above: Shanna Walker is looking forward to this game. Above: These girls seem to be right on top of things. 98 — Varsity Cheerleaders Left: Kay Richards and Shanna Walker cheer on the Lady Cougars. Middle left: “We really move, Shake, Shake, Shake!” Lower left: Kay Richards is just hangin’ around. Lower right: Mary Kay Yates, Cheerleading Sponsor. Below: “D-e-f-e-n-s-e!” The Varsity Cheerleaders have no problems “X-pressing” themselves, thanks to Coach Mary Kay Yates. Mrs. Yates was a cheerleader in high school and college in Pennsylvania, so she knew exactly what she would have to do in order to make this year a big success. The squad was busy from the start. They cheered their football team on to state finals. The squad attended a competition held by George Mason Cheerleaders and, despite not placing, did very well. However, the student body was impressed by the efforts of the cheerleaders. The squad has made many accom¬ plishments this year. One of the highlights of the year was the pillow case act during Homecoming week. The cheerleaders dressed up as midgets and danced around the gym. They’ve also learned many new mounts containing falls. The Varsity squad has made it tough for anyone to follow in their footsteps. Standing tall and proud We please the crowd Just to get down We really move SHAKE, SHAKE, SHAKE We really groove Oh, yes, We’re the best We’re who MPHS! Varsity Cheerleaders — 99 RUN! THROW! CATCH! Top Left: Boys Track Team Row 1 — (L-R) Calvin Wilbanks, Adrian Dano, Steve Kennedy, John Crouch. Row 2 — David Terpening, David Waters, Dan Kennedy, Matt Mitchell, John Duell, Damien Watkins. Row 3 — Coach McElfish, Carl Peace, Tony Tanks, Joey Shillingburg, Kurt Campbell, Billy Dillman, Robert Hastings, Carl Gentry, Adam Messer, Karl Kaiser. Not pictured — Paul Brown and Ronnie Brown. Top Right: Girls Track Team Row 1 — (L-R) Michelle Harrison, Jane Seay, Lisa Kirk, Laurie Yachechko, Linda Estep. Row 2 — Brenda Norton, Luhanna Morehart, Sheila Toler, Carrie DeMott, Esther Sanchez, Vanessa Bello, Coach McElfish. Not pictured — Lisa Weikle. Middle left: Joe McElfish, Track Coach. Middle, Middle Right, and Bottom: Lisa Weikle, Sheila Toler, Joey Shillingburg, and Adam Messer all demonstrate that skill in track requires practice, practice, practice. Bottom Center: Carl Gentry practices throwing the discus. 100 — Spring Sports ■� Top Left: Softball Team (L-R) Row 1 — Yvonne Bishop, Debbie Olsen. Row 2 — Shirley Monroe, Missy Hensley, Denise Hicks, Kay Richards, Denise Tanks. Row 3 — Coach Hammersley, Denise Poarch, Donna Bogart, Freda Metz. Row 4 — Kim Jenkins, Melissa Kerns, Michelle Baisden, Sherri Brown, Shannon Robey. Top Right: Baseball Team (L-R) Row 1 — Pat Flanagan, Frank Harmon, Jimmy Cooper, Joe Sfreddo, Joey Gates, Dennis Bowling. Row 2 — David Terpening, Andy Shipe, Joey Alexander, Larry Combs. Row 3 — Tony Pearson, Kevin Huber, Ricky Hagerman, Roy Hall, Coach Leonard. Not pictured David Ragan. Middle Left: Mrs. Hammersley goes through a batting drill with her team. Middle: Rober t Kearns practices throwing the ball at practice. Middle Right: Frank Harmon warms up before practice. Bottom Left: Yvonne Bishop gets ready to pitch the ball. Bottom Center: Melissa Kerns throws the ball during a practice drill. Above: Missy Hensley eyes in” the ball. Spring Sports — 101 £| sTj m ' 1 ,; 1 § AN X-PLOSIVE YEAR IN SPORTS This year the athletes of Manassas Park made the state take notice of this small single A school. This year the varsity football team did surprisingly well under new head coach, Joe McElfish. The team did as well as Coach McElfish expected during regular season play. The coach was confident that the team would reach post-season play. The Cougars not only reached post¬ season play, they made it a memorable season by going all the way to the state championship game. The Cougars were defeated at the state game, but they gained the second place title, a first in MPHS history. The junior varsity team experienced a learning season. Most of the team was new to the game, but they gave their all, showing Cougar fans that they could look forward to a strong varsity team in seasons to come. Cross-country made a comeback this year. Sophomore, Adam Messer, ran his way into the hearts of Cougar fans and into the worries of John Cagey of Stone¬ wall Jackson High School (Mt. Jackson). Hot on Cagey ' s heels, Adam finished second place at the state cross country meet. This year the girls’ basketball teams im¬ proved greatly. The girls played tremen¬ dously throughout the season. “Even though their record might not show it, junior varsity had a good year. The varsity had an outstanding season. All the girls did a great job,” stated Coach Yankee. Traditionally, the Manassas Park wres¬ tling team is simply a state-contending powerhouse. This year, the Cougars took the hard road to the state tournament. Under new Head Coach Anthony Leonard, the Cougars felt the pressure of repeating as state champions (for the fourth consecutive year). Although the Cougars were fighting the inexperienced factors all year with five first-year wres¬ tlers, Coach Leonard managed to ad¬ vance eight wrestlers to the state tourna¬ ment, where they finished seventh out of thirty-two schools competing. The Cougars brought home two state champions in David Phipps and Carl Gentry and are already looking forward to next year’s season. Another team to experience a learning season was the junior varsity boys’ basketball team coached by Mr. Davis. They won only one game during the sea¬ son, but they had given their all. This year’s varsity boys’ basketball team had its best year ever. The team was led by seven seniors. The over-all record was 23-4. The team traveled to the District play-offs and took home the trophy; then they advanced to the Regional playoffs, placing first and qualifying for the state game at JMU. The Cougars were the top- rated team, but the season ended as the team lost to Suffolk. In volleyball, the lady Cougars had a very challenging year. They worked hard and played well to win several games against some of the top district teams. The varsity team consisted of eleven girls and two managers. Captain Denise Poarch was a strong leader and kept the team together. Bonnie Calomeris, the other senior player, contributed to the team with her spiking and serving talents. She was a first-year player who learned newtechniques quickly. Sherri Brown had a great season setting the ball to our outstanding spikers. One of the best spikers was Sandy Alsberry; she was one of the strongest and best players on the team. Her dedication and enthusiasm left a positive effect on her teammates. Even though the Lady Cougars weren’t successful in winning any matches this year, they proved to many people that Manassas Park does have a volleyball team. Each year will be better because of our continued effort and dedication to im¬ prove our volleyball skills. As this book draws to a close the spring sports teams prepare to enter their competitions. The spring sports consist of track and field, baseball, and softball. The coaches of these teams were Coach McElfish (Track Field), Coach Leonard (Baseball), and Coach Hammersley (Softball). Throughout the year the cheerleaders were there to support all the teams during their seasons. Sports Candids — 103 104 — Organizations Organizations — 105 The Marching Cougars were under a new director this year — David Atkins. The band played at all home football games. They also performed in the Homecoming Parade, Manassas Christ¬ mas Parade, and the Virginia Poultry Fes¬ tival Parade. Sponsoring the Flag Corps this year was a new face at MPHS — Shirley Lefler. The Flag Corps preformed everytime the band did. This year’s Flag Captain was Katie Pence, and her assis¬ tant was Michelle Storey. Top Marching Cougars on the go! Upper Middle Left The Flag Corps stands at attention during the half-time show. Middle Left Marching Cougars warm up before the Homecoming Parade. Middle Right This year’s Drum Major for the Marching Cougars was Lena Smith. Bottom FLAG CORPS: (front l-r) Marlene Plaugher, Michelle Harrison, Michelle Storey, Lena Smith — Drum Major, Katie Pence, Cindy Eskridge, Teeralind Teerapraprong. MARCHING COUGARS: (second row l-r) Jimmy Strawser, April West, Elizabeth Stewart, Greg Morris, (third row l-r) Barbara Anderson, Gloria Tibbs, Corrine Hogan, Kenya Whitener, Lynn Dillow, Karen Kerns, (fourth row l-r) Mark Kennedy, Nikki Davis, Shawn Weems, Bobby Anderson, Dan Wentz, (back l-r) Pat Flanagan, Tom Harrison. Not pictured: Dori Smith. 106 — Marching Band BAND Upper Left: (front row) Lynn Dillow, Gary Duvall, Lena Smith, Freda Metz, (middle row) Barbara Anderson, Bobby Anderson, Tom Harrison, Dan Wentz, Shawn Weems, Pat Flanagan, (back row) Mr. Atkins, Elizabeth Stewart, Greg Morris, Jimmy Strawser, April West. Upper Right: “All together now!” Center Left: Lynn Dillow and Pat Flanagan get the students on their feet at a pep rally. Center Right: Gary Duvall and Lena Smith play with the Cougar Concert Band. Lower Left: Shawn Weems concentrates on his music. Lower Right: The band prepares to play its first number in the Christmas Concert. Concert Band — 107 Upper Left: SGA officers from left to right — Secretary, Erika Ball; Vice President, Kim Blackwell; President, Kim Holt; Treasurer, Bonnie Brewer, and Sponsor, Mr. Atkins. Upper Right: Kim Holt is shown giving the speech that won her the election as President. Center Left: In a planning meeting, Mr. Atkins listens to a suggestion for homecoming week. Center Right: Students vote at the polls on election day. Lower Right: Homeroom representatives — (front row) Laurie Benson, Tracey Floyd, Kim West, Cindy Hicks, Ginger Rinker, (second row) Vanessa Bello, Katie Pence, Melissa Kerns, Crissy Puckett, Anna Simmons, (back row) David Terpening, David Waters, Amy Dornbach. Not Pictured — Joey Alexander, John Brotherton, Donna Bogart, Adrian Dano, Missy Phipps, Laura Ritter, Shannon Robey, Nan Sung, LaToyia Walker, Angela Austin, Laurie Yachechko, J.T. Johnson, Brenda Norton, Kim Jenkins, Revel Griffith, Yvonne Bishop. The Student Government Association at Manassas Park High School gives students an opportunity to practice their leadership skills and to learn the opera¬ tions of a democracy on a first-hand basis. Their largest project this year was Homecoming Week, which was a big success. Prior to that, elections were held complete with campaign managers, speeches, posters, and voting at the polls. The SCA officers attended a drug seminar at Airlie House near Warrenton. The SGA also sponsored Operation Prom Graduation in the spring. 108 —SGA % DEBATE The Speech and Debate Team was [ one of the new clubs formed this year. The club was active in competition | throughout the year. The meets were held on weekends and covered such ► areas as dramatic performance and the I Lincoln-Douglas debate. This year two ■ members qualified to represent the ► school at the state finals; they were ' Erika Ball and Kyung Sung. The club was sponsored by Mr. Scott ' Coahran. The officers were President trika Ball, Vice President Kyung Sung, ' Secretary Rusty Fewell, and Treasurer Bonnie Brewer. Upper Left: Team members from left to right Erika Ball, Roy Eidem, Kyung Sung, Bonnie Brewer, and Coach Scott Coahran. Upper Right: Coach Scott Coahran demonstrated Oral Interpretation. Middle Left: Kyung Sung and Bonnie Brewer at a meeting. Middle Right: Erika and Kyung doing research while the coach, Mr. Coahran, watched. Bottom: Bonnie Brewer and Chuck Johnson wash a truck at the team’s car wash in the fall. Debate — 109 T.V. BROADCAST The Television Broadcast Club is under the supervision of a club sponsor, Ms. Bobrosky, with instructions provided by Mr. Jorge Mata, director of program¬ ming at the Cablevision station. Student positions are appointed in accordance with traditional studio designations. Con¬ sequently, there is a producer who con¬ ceives programs and a director who arranges for all studio facilities and equip¬ ment needs. The Television Broadcast Club has many objectives. One, to teach students how to operate television equipment. Two, to teach students how to put a program together and how to present themselves in front of the camera. Most importantly, it provides a means by which Manassas Park High School can commu¬ nicate with the Manassas Park commu¬ nity. CLUB Top Left: Ms. Bobrosky, club sponsor, takes notes on Mr. Mata’s instructions. Top Right: Mr. Jorge Mata, director of programming at the Cablevision station, explains the different types of cameras. Center: Members of Television Broadcast Club and Ms. Bobrosky listen attentively. Lower Left: (Bottom Row) Vanessa Bello, Gary Duvall. (Middle) Kim Holt. (Top Row) Larry Combs, Rusty Fewell, Chris Hann, (Members not pictured) Erika Ball, Bonnie Brewer, Carl Gentry, Tommy Harrison, Chuck Johnson, Kyung Sung. Lower Right: Larry Combs, Tommy Harrison, and Carl Gentry sit in on a meeting. 110 — T.V. Broadcast Club DECA Deca is a club that tries to make its members more aware of the business world. This year they participated in fund I raisers, an open house, community service projects, competitive events, and research projects. The club also operates the book store at MPHS. Deca is sponsored by Ms. Shirley Lef- ler. The officers of the club are President, Laurie Benson; Vice President, Tracey Floyd; Secretary, Anna Simmons; Treasurer, Melissa Kerns; Parliamenta¬ rian, Denise Storey; and Reporter Historian, Stacey Stoelting. The club’s other members are Linda Cooper, Angel Potter, Linda Estep, Leslie Roberts, Larry Brown, Bobby Smith, and Kim Wampler. Bottom: (top row) Ms. Letter, Stacey Stoelting, Laurie Benson, Denise Storey, Tracey Floyd, Linda Estep, Melissa Kerns (bottom row) Bobby Smith, Esther Robinson, Angel Potter, Kim Wampler. Center Left: Denise Storey is sworn into Deca. Center: We sold that many shirts!?” Center Right: Laurie Benson speaks at a Deca meeting. Top: All together now! DECA — 111 The National Honor Society is a club that works to better the community. ( Members must have a grade point aver¬ age of 3.3 or better. This year the NHS 1 sponsored a dance to raise money to buy toys for needy children. This was a big success and raised well over $150.00 for the children. They also went to Annaburg Manor to help with the Spring Picnic. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Richardson. NHS officers are: President, Amanda Dellinger; Vice-President, Kara Moore; Secretary, Phoebe Jones; Treasurer, David Kimber; and Historian, Shanna i Walker. Top Left: (top row) Drew Warwick, Shanna Walker, Missy Hensley, Denise Poarch, (bottom row) Andy Messer, Amanda Dellinger, Kara Moore, (not pictured) David Kimber, Nan Sung, Mrs. Richardson. Center Left: David Phipps and Patti Simmons enjoy a quiet moment at the NHS dance. Center: Theresa Estep stops to pose for . the camera. Center Right: Roger Forshee and Karen Church share a slow dance. Bottom Left: Kara Moore and Drew Warwick present the Greater Manassas Jayces with a check from their fundraising dance for needy children. Bottom Right: NHS sponsor, Mrs. Richardson. 112 — NHS ' Inf SB mf ms The Let’s Rapp Club is made up of students who meet every Wednesday to talk about personal problems and problems that affect the world. They dis¬ cuss these problems and try to find answers. The club is sponsored by the principal Mr. Leap. TOP TO BOTTOM: (1) The Let ' s Rapp Club (l-r) Front Row — Elvi Romero, Kyung Sung, Carrie DeMott. Back Row — Kim Holt, Christine Price, Bonnie Brewer, Rusty Fewell. (2) Officers (l-r) Elvi Romero (vice president), Bonnie Brewer (secretary), Kim Holt (president), Kyung Sung (vice president), Carrie DeMott (treasurer). (3) Humor and laughter are among some of the many things found at a Let’s Rapp meeting. (4) A sensitive topic is discussed among the group. Top Right: Kim Holt, president and founder, throws out topics to the group to discuss. Middle Right: Rusty Fewell will be one to tell you that Let’s Rapp is the place to be!!! Let’s Rapp — 113 FBLA Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is a club that tries to inform its members about business in America. The club educates its members in different ways to succeed in business and in the many types of businesses there are in America. The FBLA was responsible for typing The Cougar Journal this year. They also sponsored a dance for Valen¬ tines Day. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Brewer and Mrs. Waggoner. The officers are President, Ginger Rinker; Vice President, Caryn Cole; Secretary, Dawn Moore; and Treasurer, Melody Harbour. All business students are considered members of the FBLA. Top Left: (bottom row) Mrs. Waggoner, Dawn Moore, Caryn Coie, Ginger Rinker (2nd row) Howard Smoot, Pat Flanagan, Ricky Hagerman, Karen Church, Sheri Bandy, Kim Holt, Carrie DeMott, Vanessa Bello, Edna Austin, Missy Evans (3rd row) J.T. Johnson, Bobby Anderson, Paggy McGuire, Tonya Cisler, Kym West, Cindy Hicks, Tracey Floyd, Esther Robinson, Shawn Weems, David Clemen, Sherry Mattson, Brenda Norton (4th row) Kim Jenkins, Leslie Millian, Kim Yaidr, Katie Pence, Dieter Leach, Missy Hensley, Stacey Stoelting, Melissa Kerns, Dena Cunningham, Jeannie Stanley, Linda Estep (5th row) Charlene Catale, Steve Cook, Andy Shipe, Lee Eskridge, Shannon Robey, Denise Tanks, Amy Porterfield, Debbie Olsen, Glen Jenkins, Robert Harris, Bobby Smith (Top Row) Sultan Gonen, Lori Brannan, Tricia Smith, Michelle Floyd, Brian Plaugher, Denise Marshall, Kim Wright, Kurt Campbell, Kevin Huber, Heather Doll, Cathy Byrne, Chris Haun. Center Left: Mrs. Waggoner and her class are startled by the photographer. Bottom Left: Missy Evans and Denise Tanks are hard at work in typing class. Bottom Right: Amy Porterfield looks frustrated while typing in class. 114 — FBLA FHA HERO TOP LEFT CATERING CLASS (l-r) Front Row: Jane Seay, Cindy Hicks, Tina Bartlett, Anita Cooper. Middle Row: Kim Lorenz, Denise Poarch, Denise Hicks, Lisa Sommers, Kym West, Paggy McGuire, Colleen Catale, Denise Marshall. Back Row: Laura Ritter, Ann Powers, Buffie Simmons, Crissy Puckett, Anna Simmons, Michelle Roston, Mrs. Rushdi. TOP RIGHT: Paggy McGuire and Denise Marshall give suggestions to Anita Cooper as she, Mrs. Rushdi, and Tina Bartlett assemble a log cabin. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Rushdi, the organization advisor, puts in long hours of work that often goes unnoticed. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Holiday Tea given by the Catering and Family Management Skills classes was a success this year. BOTTOM LEFT FAMILY MANAGEMENT SKILLS CLASS (l-r) Front Row: Helen Chichester, Elvi Romero, Back Row: Revel Griffith, Laura Ritter, Shannon Robey. Not Pictured: Kelly Ball, Brenda Stump. BOTTOM RIGHT: Christmas spirit began to come alive as (l-r) Elvi Romero, Kelly Ball, Revel Griffith, Laura Ritter, and Shannon Robey-decorated a little Christmas tree. FHA HERO — 115 Upper Left: (bottom row) Jane Seay, Michelle Harrison, Elizabeth Stewart, (second row) Barbara Anderson, Heather Doll, Stephanie Middleton, (third row) Jeannie Stanley, Rusty Fewell, Keith Cogan, Linda Estep, (top row) Nikki Peterson, Ms. Hermann, Revel Grifith. Upper Right: Jane Seay looks at music in class. Middle Left: Jeannie Stanley sleeps on the bus after a performance. Middle Right: The chorus performs at the Christmas Concert. Lower Left: Ladies Trio — Michelle Harrison, Stephanie Middleton, Gail Garner. Lower Right: Chorus officers — President, Gail Garner; Secretary, Linda Estep; Librarian, Jeannie Stanley. p!? i 116 — Choir Chorus is the group which performs for our school and the schools surrounding us. The club gave a holiday concert on December 16 and a spring concert in May. Chorus also performed in a District Festival and in Regional chorus. There was an exchange trip in April. The chorus was directd by Ms. Hermann. The club officers were President, Gail Garner; Secretary, Linda Estep; and Librarian, Jeannie Stanley. The club members were Barbara Ander¬ son, Keith Cogan, Rusty Fewell, Revel Griffith, Michelle Harrison, Freda Metz, Stephanie Middleton, Nikki Peterson, Jane Seay, and Elizabeth Stewart. Upper Left: The mixed trio for 1986-87 are Revel Griffith, Keith Cogan, and Gail Garner. Upper Middle: Practice, practice, practice! Upper Right: Revel Griffith was selected as a regional chorus member. Center: Ms. Hermann plays the piano at a concert. Lower Left: The mixed trio sings at the Christmas concert held in December. Lower Middle: Freda Metz prepares for her flute solo with the chorus. Far Right: Linda Estep gets the bus under control on the way to a concert. Choir — 117 Students Against Drunk Driving (S.A.D.D.) is a club which is very active in making students aware of the dangers of drinking and driving. S.A.D.D. has brought speakers to talk to the students about this topic. They have also put up posters against drinking and driving around the school. The club tries to get across the idea that drinking is bad, but they also say this: If you do drink, don’t drive. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Brewer. S.A.D.D. officers are: President, Rusty Fewell; Vice-President, Jane Seay; Secretary, Linda Estep; Treasurer, Bonnie Brewer. Other club members are Kara Moore, Bonnie Martin, Kim Holt, Kyung Sung, Amy Dornbach, and Tim Rutkowski. Top Left: (top row) Amy Dornbach, Tim Rutkowski, Mrs. Brewer, Linda Estep, Rusty Fewell, (bottom row) Bonnie Brewer , Kara Moore, Kyung Sung, Bonnie Martin. Not pictured: Jane Seay, Kim Holt. Center Left: Kim Peale, an ASAP official, speaks to students about drinking and driving. Center Right: S.A.D.D. officers (left to right): Bonnie Brewer, Treasurer; Rusty Fewell, President; Linda Estep, Secretary. Not pictured, Jane Seay, Vice President. Bottom Right: Mrs. Brewer and club members in their first S.A.D.D. meeting. 0 V I Sf p Of If Hi 4 118 — S.A.D.D. INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING The I.C.T. program at Manassas Park High School gives students an opportu¬ nity to apply on the job concepts and skills taught at school. The club is sponsored by Mr. Lowry, the Latin, US History, and I.C.T. teacher. Membership increases as more students become aware of their need for experience in their future careers. This year’s members included Jay Brown, Dawn Brislin, Checklakhone Chaseng, Tammy Chadwell, Caryn Cole, Ty Collins, Jim Cooper, Dena Cunnningham, Beth Dennis, John Duell, Frank Harmon, Phoebe Jones, Chuck Johnson, John Lee, Steve Lester, Michelle Marshall, Mary Moore, Elaine Plaugher, Frank Prusaitis, Mike Puckett, Laura Tester- man, Eric Tiller, John Welsh, Keith Whetsell, and Patrick Wilson. Each of the two I.C.T. classes has its own officers. First period officers are: President, Laura Testerman; Vice president, Eric Tiller; Secretary, Mary Moore; Treasurer, Frank Harmon; Parlia¬ mentarian, Phoebe Jones. Third period officers are; President, Patrick Wilson; Vice president, Frank Prusaitis; Treasurer, Dawn Brislin. During the year, the club participated in several activities. They attended a seminar on October 25, 1986, held at James Madison University. While there, they attended the J.M.U. vs. William and Mary football game. Members also partic¬ ipated in the Manassas Park Vocational Open House held in February. In March, they attended VICA District Competitions. This program gives students an opportu¬ nity to enter the world of work while finish¬ ing their high school education. Below First period I.C.T.: (front) John Duell, John Lee, Frank Harmon, Mike Puckett, Eric Tiller, Elaine Plaugher. (back) Mr. Lowry — sponsor, Jim Cooper, Ty Collins, Jay Brown, Mary Moore. Middle left One of Chuch Johnson’s duties at Drug Fair is cashier. Middle right John Lee poses with his boss, Gary Dillon, at Piedmont Automotive. Bottom Third period I.C.T.: (fr ont) Dawn Brislin, Tammy Chadwell, Beth Dennis, Chuck Johnson, Pat Wilson, Checklakhone Chaseng. (back) Mr. Lowry — sponsor, Dena Cunningham, Frank Prusaitis, Keith Whetsell, Michelle Marshall. Top Left: Elvi Romero, Bonnie Brewer, and Stephanie Goolsby ... hard at work during a tough deadline. Top Right: The idea is born. Middle Left: David Phipps was actually working!!! Middle Slanted: Rusty, use the typewriter for something pertaining to Journalism!!! Middle Right: Another nutritious lunch for the hardworking yearbook staff. Bottom: The Yearbook and Journalism Staff (l-r) Front Row — Frank Prusaitis, Helen Chichester, Shanna Walker, Kara Moore, Bonnie Martin. Middle Row — Stephanie Goolsby, Erika Ball, Amy Dornbach, Denise Storey, Amanda Dellinger, David Kimber. Back Row — Mrs. Myers (Advisor), Rusty Fewell, Elvi Romero, Bonnie Brewer, Kyung Sung, Shannon Robey. Not pictured — Ronnie Brown, Jimmy Cooper, David Phipps. 120 — Journalism It’s Due ... WHEN??!!?? Top Left: (Counter Clockwise) Mrs. Myers, Helen Chichester, Frank Prusaitis, and Jimmy Cooper sort through pictures to perfect their layouts. Top Right: Amy Dornbach, Shanna Walker, Kyung Sung, Denise Storey, and Shannon Robey discuss ideas for a better yearbook. Middle Left: Ronnie Brown gazes in disbelief as he tries to convince himself that his layout IS done. Middle: Bonnie Martin and Kara Moore . . . How many pages are in the senior index??!!?? Middle Right: David Kimber gets some of his ideas for the yearbook by leafing through newspaper articles. Bottom: Erika Ball and Amanda Dellinger, caught by surprise. ... How hard could it be to slap a few pictures on a page . .. ... Let’s take Journalism, it looks like it would be a breeze . . . .. . Here we go — an easy class where we could sit around and goof off. . . These ideas and many others filled our minds when we chose to take Journalism this school year. Little did we know what was in store for us. We had fun, but there were those hours of frustration, disagreements, Saturday workdays, headaches, and the ultimate . . . the DREADED DEADLINE!!!!! We learned many things: how to work in a pinch, how to cooperate with differing personalities, how to compromise and accept others’ suggestions over ours; and most of all, we learned how to pull together and work as a team. Journalism — 121 Pep Band According to the Pep Band sponsor Mr. Atkins, the purpose of this organi¬ zation is to provide talented students the opportunity to play current music played on the radio and to challenge these students through the perfor¬ mance of contemporary music. 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I also want to thank you for all the extra things you ' ve done for me that you really didn ' t have to do. One of those things was coming to help me when I ran out of gas. I remember that night very well — especially how cold it was. You came to get me anyway, and I thank you. I should also say thanks for the free taxi service you provided! You were always there for a ride somewhere or to take something to and from school for me. I hope that someday there may be a way in which I can repay you for all the kindness you ' ve shown me. (Maybe I ' ll find you a hockey player at JMU!) I ' ll never forget everything you ve done for me, and I ' ll always consider myself very lucky that I can count you amona my friends! Amanda. M Michelle: I had to save some of this space for you because you are another person that I could not possibly leave without saying a big Thank You! . We have shared so much over the past four years. You have been, and always will be, one of my very best friends You ' ve always been there for me, always listened to me, and always understood me ' We ' ve laughed together cried together, and spent so many fun times together: I ' ll never forget any of them borne of my best memories of the past four years are of time I spent with you! Now that it ' s time for me to graduate, I ' ll be leaving soon. But I know that no matter how tar away from each other we are, we will always be close at heart. Wherever I go and whatever I do, I know you will always be there for me. And I hope you know that I ' ll always . you ' l 001 nl miss y° u ver y much - Even though I ' ll be making lots of new friends bless never for 9 et the old ones I have here — especially you! Good luck and God Amanda Wee Bytes, P.O. Box 2722, Manassas 248 Manassas Drive, Manassas Park, Va. 22111 Tel. 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Good Luck. Mom and Dad Caryn Lee Cole Congratulations! We’re very proud of you. Continue to set your goals and achieve them. Have fun out of life. Always remember we love you. Dad, Mom and Bernie Amanda Dellinger From the talent show in 3rd grade to your senior year, you have always been a winner to us! We love you, Dad and Mom Gail Anita Garner Congratulations Gail. We’re all proud of you. We love you. Love, Mom, Dad, and Glenn Kimberly Lorenz (Kim) Congratulations, Kim. I hope you will always achieve what you want in the future. I’m proud of you. Love and happiness always, Mom Dieter Leach I gave you the best years of my life. And because I gave them to you, they were the BEST. I Corinthians 13: 7,8 ‘Love . . . bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never fails.” Love, Mom Michelle Marshall We love you. Mom and Dad Missy Hensley (Mellissa) Missy, you are special to all of us, and we are very proud of you and your accomplishments. I wish you all the love and happiness you have given me. Good Luck. Love, Mom Kenny Mayhugh Congratulations, Kenny. We are proud of your accomplishments. It’s been tough at times, but you hung in there. Our love will be with you always. Good luck at Lincoln Tech!!! G. Mom, Jane, Jaylene, Rudy, Gail, Jessica, Rich, Karen and G. Dad 138 — Senior Ads Bonnie Martin To the most wonderful daughter in the world!!! Mom is so proud of you. I love you very much and hope the best for you in your future years. May you and Rob have the happiest of times in Hfe and love forever. I love you always, Mom Buffie Simmons Congratulations Buffie. A new life is before you now. Set a goal, believe in yourself and the world will be yours. May I always be as Proud of you as I am today. Love, Mom Donald, you have been a really great brother to me, and I wish you all the love and companionship you’ll ever need in this world. Donald, you’re the best! Love, your sister, Sandy Karen, Bonnie, Shanna Denise: Thanks for all the fun times that we have all had. I’ll never forget you all. Love, Kara Ricky — Thanks for all of the great times. Our memories will always stay with me. I hope you get out of life everything that you want. I love you, Kara Kara Moore My, what blessings have been ou rs since God loaned you to us. You’re so special and we thank Him for you everyday. Always remember — Be proud and be yourself. We love you, Mom and Dad Nan J. Sung You made it! Keep up the good work you have been doing. I have always admired you for putting so much enthusiasm and effort into everything you did. You are an achiever. Keep on setting goals and reach for your pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. But always remember to keep your priorities straight; let Jesus shine through you. Love, Kyung Anita, I’m so proud of you. You are finally going to graduate. I love you very much; have a happy graduation. Congratulations, Anita. Love, Jeff Eugene, Kevin, Ricky, Kurtis, J.T., Pat John: Thanks for a great season. We will miss you. Thanks for the memories. Love, Kara Shannon Kevin: Best of luck in whatever you do. I hope you get out of life what you want. I love you and will always be here for you! Love Sheila Elaine Plaugher Congratulations Elaine. We are very proud of you. We hope you keep the fine goals you have set for yourself. Reach for the highest; we know you can do it. We love you very much. Mom, Dad, Clint and Marlene Baby Huey (Frank Harman): Congratulations, Baby Huey. Good Luck in the future, and we hope you get what you want out of life. We will really miss ya next year. Love, C L To those seniors who’ve made my years at MPHS: I want you to know I will miss you and pray that you never forget the God that I have always loved. Elvi Mom and Dad — Thanks so much for all the love and support you’ve given me over the past four years. You’re the greatest, and I love you very much! Amanda Farewell to one Sister-Phoebe. Good luck in College! I hope you have a great time and get what you want out of life! From your brother — Sean! Yvonne, good luck on your graduation. May God bless you richly in everything you do. Love, Mamaw and family Amanda, I’m going to miss ya next year. I know I can always talk to you, and I’m here for you. Good luck at JMU and everything else! Friends forever, Michelle Kim Erika — Congratulations and good luck with everything. Don’t forget all our great times! Shannon Shanna, Denise, Kara Karen: Thanks for all the fun times. I’ll never forget them — or you! Best of luck in everything you do. I’m gonna miss you guys! Love, Bonnie SENIOR ADS Senior Ads — 139 The Young Chemists The Lab “Rats” (not pictured: Dieter Leach) “Who could ask for anything more!” The “Sidetrackers 140 — Friends Ads Closing — 141 This and That =)HO0Cr CL AUTOGRAPHS H S 142 — Autographs AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS A U T AUTOGRAPHS Autographs — 143 CflIT) ]0OO As this year, and this book, come to a close, I would like to take time to thank the people who put their time and effort into creating this book for you. Putting together a book that summarizes an entire year is a job that requires much determination and dedication on the part of the staff. As editor, I had the privilege of working with a staff who gave willingly of their time and talents. For this, they have my heartfelt thanks. I couldn’t have asked for a staff that worked harder for the completion of this book. There are a few staff members who deserve special thanks. First of all, my co-editor, Kyung Sung. Kyung was forced to take over all of my work as editor of the yearbook during the first deadline. I missed several weeks of school due to illness and Kyung did a beautiful job of handling my work and hers. Secondly, I would like to thank Rusty Fewell. Rusty has been on yearbook staff longer than any other staff member this year. He was always there to share his experience with me and to help me when there were things I didn’t understand. Last, but certainly not least, I would like to thank all of the staff members who came to work on Saturdays. Many people put in long hours of their own time on weekends. This book would not have been possible without their extra effort. I hope that each of you will enjoy and appreciate Reflections ’87. We have done our best to give you a book that will hold many memories of this school year at MPHS for a lifetime. Amanda Dellinger Editor-in-Chief It’s finally over.. . long and stressful work. To the many Seniors and Juniors of the yearbook staff, the yearbook was a constant headache that refused to go away. Mornings and nights were consumed with the thoughts of captions and layouts. Friends were made and broken over advice and disputes for pictures and spaces. But to many, it was a pure joy. The yearbooks are here! Pandemonium breaks out as we rush to grab one. Comments fly back and forth over our finished product. All the worries and heartaches were worth it, The finished yearbook reflects our dedication. — Kyung Sung Co-Editor 144 — Closing