McLean High School - Clan Yearbook (McLean, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1959 volume:

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C259 2, I x X TE l J N 2 N3 E53 Q2 Q Q Q':,RQ qfWv 45 xiii mfg lQ-W 'NJN gm X This Is Angus McLean Head of the , CCCLAN99 . 6 X 1 ' w f 5 fwggjuff ff U l W X2 , My f J i. fymfvxw !ff,'?yl Q illff JM QWCW Lf . y ' 'QM ' f ff 7 ' ' lib! :N P I YH IUII Q!-fl!! Cul! Vfwjvbi v lg A W' up i A, 7 1 f HW J M V X I r WWVL ' I W L Nw Q ,ff Q 'Q ff! XV MVN WV? 5 MLM , J 5 fl 'K KW il J if J s L, V Q u 42V V jg J JU M MY -. - .. - M X ' ' i ik J ,, 7 JL V .fly AA gig! L R rgfulizalinnf iblniirs riihiiiri -digg can W A ,if ff p N, , f dxf 2 Q, l With our proud heritage as Virginiansga We of McLean High School have many responsibilities. The settlers of Virginia were prompted by a desire to improve themselves and to better conditions for their fellow men. We intend to carry on the traditions set forth by our forefathers and to keep alive their spirit as We enter institutions of higher learning or engage in various voca- tional careers. At McLean We have had the guidance of a highly trained and competent faculty, and the advantages of modern educational facilities Our proximity to the seat of federal and international government has enriched our under- standing of the world we will enter and the problems we will face. 4 We are fortunate in having a student body in which high ideals and moral standards are accepted as a way of thinking and a way of living. We know that the seniors of 1959 will take with them feelings of hope and confidence gained from their years at McLean High School. illll WH? in E5 UL With deep appreciation and great pride we dedicate the 1959 Clan to Mr. James Arthur Rich. Mr. Rich is well known to us all, and we will always remember him as the friendly person who has rendered great service to McLean through his determination, effort, and interest. With his help McLean has become a school of which we are all proud. Mr. Rich began his career with little education but Worked hard at night and in the summer to receive his Bachelor of Science degree from Syracuse University, his Master of Science degree from the Albany State Teachers College, and he is now working toward his Doctor of Philosophy- degree. This year will complete Mr. Rich,s forty-first year of work in the field of education. He was employed for many years in the New York State school system before coming to McLean in 1954. His first year at McLean was spent as a teacher of mathematics, and many of us remember well his conscientious effort in this department. The next year Mr. Rich was appointed our Assistant Principal of Instruction and has served in this capacity since that time. Mr. and Mrs. Rich live in Falls Church, Virginia, with their daughter, Margaret, who is a 1959 graduate of George Mason High School. Their son, James, is completing his sophomore year at the Rensselaer Poly- technic Institute. Frances, their older daughter, graduated last year from Syracuse University. This year Mr. Rich was a co-sponsor of our S.C.A. In the past he has been very active in his church and Rotary Club. At the present time he is Secretary-Treasurer of the Fairfax County Secondary School Princi- pals' Association. Long before McLean High School ever opened its doors, the administration and the faculty met and debated the actual purposes of a high school. Ques- tionnaires were sent out to both students and their parents asking what they expected from their secondary education. New ideas were brought up, dis- cussed and thought over. 'From this a philosophy gradually emerged. Through the years this philosophy has necessarily been altered and broadened to meet the new problems that are constantly arising. Yet the basic aims have re- mained the same. In meeting the educational needs of the area youth the faculty of McLean not only instructs them in appropriate subject matter, but tries to develop in them the highest of moral, social and spiritual standards including love of democracy, personal integrity and human sympathy. McLean provides an organized program assisting students in solving their social and vocational needs by educating each student according to his interests and abilities. McLean tries to offer a wide, flexible curriculum which trans- mits cultural heritage, sharpens the esthetic senses, arouses the intellectual curiosity, developes the creative potential and fosters the physical well-being of each student. The faculty tries to encourage interest in local, state, national and World affairs by providing opportunities for active participation and training in civic life by stimulating a sense of social responsibility. lVlcLean aids in making the Americans of tomorrow meet the demands of the Americans of today and the ideals of the Americans of yesterday. A high school education is successful if it helps students cope with the ordinary problems of life in our complex society-earning a living, getting along with their families and extending cultural horizons so that as the years pass, they feel zest and courage, instead of despair. hmlniglvaiiun 1 I J ll 'nu I u-V90 O 4.4 Wiwf M15 .2 W, M .. F 1l:f'Y' Q ,553 f , 1 -4' K . ,W 'ffl 9 ,. A mpg X , -.f Ny. ' ' wma A 6 ' ji, ,ff A YV ' 'Y , JW vw. ,Wg QB. :L fs! 4111, 4 N swf-1. 'L Aw' EJ' : CRAIGHILL S. BURKS Because of his tremendous ability to undersand the needs of young people and his great capacity of patience, Mr. Burks has made a place for himself in all our hearts-a place that will always be his. To see his kind face, to hear his calm voice, to know that he is doing all he can for you-the knowledge of these things is invaluable to us during this important period in our growth. His leadership and inspirational guidance have brought McLean High School successfully through many difficulties. f Mr. Rich has worked hard as the Assistant Principal of Instruction. His hard work and kind thoughtfulness have added much to our school. He helped the teachers and had a ready ear for students' problems also. His sincere in- terest in everyone meant much to us all. The spirit which Mr. Rich showed for McLean High was felt by all. He was willing to help McLean in any way possible. Mr. Lyons has done a commendable job this year as Assistant Principal of Administration. His industry added much to the cooperation between teach- ers and students. His was a hard role, and everyone appreciates all that he contributed to our school this year. Mr. Lyons showed a personal interest in working out the problems of students and faculty. This meant much to every- one who' came in Contact with him. PM Faculty i E LIZ S. N. ALGER, B.A. Mathematics RACHEL A AMES, B.S. English ALLEN BARROW, JR. Ed.D Social Studies OSCAR E. BAUGHAN, M.S. Industrial Arts ELEANOR BENKO, B.S. Assistant Librarian J. BOWMAN, A.B. Mathematics JOHN T. BROADDUS, M.A. Health and P.E. ROY BROOKS, M.S. Eighth Grade Counselor CRAIGHILL S. BURKS, M.A. Mathematics MARY LOU CARROLL, B.S. Health and P.E. ELTSE CARTER, B.S. English FRANCES CHAPMAN, M.A. Health and P.E. ROGER COLE, B.S. Health and P.E. CHARLOTTE CONGER, B.A. ESSO HARVEY COPPAGE, M.S. C.0.P., V.O.T. OPAL CORKERY, M.A. World History 5 Q I3 ARTHUR W. DAY, B.S. ESSO JAMES DeCOU, B.A. Social Studies DURWARD DEFFENBAUG Mechanical Drawing NORMA H. DEKTOR, M.S Librarian LAWERENCE DOWELL, 'B English DIANE ELLIOTT, A.B. English EDITH ELLIOTT, A.B. Mathematics ROBERT FAIRWEATHER, Mathematics MAMIE FERRELL, MS. Mathematics LILLIAN FISHER, A.B. Chemistry JACK FRENCH, B.A. ESSO IRVIN GLASSMYER, B.A ESSO RICHARD GRAVES, M.E. Health and P.E. JULIA GUNN, M.A. Social Studies BASIL HARLESS, B.S. Industrial Arts EDITH HEBBLETHWAITE MA Spanish SARAH HENNINGS, B.A. ESSO ELAM HERTZLER, IVI.A. Mathematics JOYCE HOFFMAN, A.B. English KENNETH HOLLOWAY, B Civics PATRICIA HORN, B.S. Art JEAN IRELAND, A.B. English LaJEAN JENSON, B.A. French CHARLES JOHNSON, B.A. ESSO JOSEPH JONES, B.S. Mathematics JANICE KARNEY, B.M. Music MARY E. KENNEDY, A.B. U. S. History KATHLEEN KENNEY, B.S. Shorthand and Typewriting BERNIECE KIRSTEIN, A.B General Science RANDOLPH KNUPP, B.A. Health and P.E. HELEN KRELL, B.A. English JOYCE LACEY, A.B. Business HELEN LERG, M.A. Health and P.E. PHIL LESTER, M.A. Band BARBARA LINDERMAN, B.A Health and P.E. HARRY MARANIAN, M.A. ESSO MARY MARSHALL, A.B. ESSO HOWARD MASON, B.A. Mathematics JIMMIE MlLLER,,B.S. Health and P.E. BETTY MORGAN, B.S. Home Economics ELBERT MORTON, B.M.E. Choral Music COL. A. H. MYER, A.B. Mathematics LILIAN NUNN, M.A. Art MARGARET PARKER, B.S. Business PAUL PENCE, BS. Industrial Arts HELEN PLATT, MS. Home Economics ANN POULSON, B.A. English VYON NE PUFF EN BERGER, B.A. English I9 CAROLYN PULLEY, A.B. Spanish DON RAPIER, M.S. Mathematics CONSTANCE RAWLS, B.S. Health and P.E. VERA REMSBURG, M.A. Biology RAY ROGERS, B.A. McLean Bands MELVIN ROSE, M.Ed. Biology WILLIAM S. RUMBOUGH, M.A Mathematics, Science MAC. S. RUTHERFORD, M.A. Health and P.E. PALMER RUTHERFORD, Social Studies PORTER SCROGGS, A.B. Industrial Arts H. E. SEIDEL, Ph.D. Mathematics ROBERT SHELL, B.S. U. S. History FONDA SIMMONS, M.A. English EVELYN SINGER, M.A. German BEVERLY SKRINAK, B.A Drama HELEN STILTZ, B.S. Mathematics HELEN STROK, B.A. Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics MARILYN TALCOTT, B.A. ESSO MARY TAUGNER, B.S. Typing CARTER THORPE, B.S. Science LLOYD TOWNSEND, B.S. Health and P.E. EDWIN VERGASON, B.S. English MARTHA WALSH, M.A. Chemistry CHARLES WEISIGER, M.A. U. S. Government ELIZABETH WHITE, M.A. Latin LOTTIE WILDMAN, A.B. English JANE WILHELM, M.A. English NORMA WRENN, A.B. ESSO HERBERTAYOST, B.S. Health and P.E. 8 23 MRS. SCHULTZ Mr. Burks' Secretary MRS. HANSON Finance Officer MRS. PICKERING Office Secretary MRS. BLAKEMORE Guidance Secretary F acult at Work Faculty luncheon. Mr. Burks and Mrs. Keenan enjoy Mr. Day-Purple People Eater their work. The Thinker Faculty does read? Guidance Staff McLean High School is extremely fortunate in having such an outstanding guidance staff. They are all dedicated men and women who are not only qualified counselors but also very capable teachers. They guide us, the students, through all our important decisions and help us to grow in maturity. The guidance program at McLean High School is a vital factor in the whole structure of the school. We all owe these guidance counselors a great debt of gratitude for a job well done. MRS. LEIGH Director of Guidance Counselors MISS HOFFMAN, 12th Grade MRS. SIMMONS, 11th Grade MISS PULLEY, 10th Grade MR. YOST, 9th Grade MR. BROOKS, 8th Grade MRS- HAWK, Visiting Teacher wxwnw- m :rf-afIefimQ.fmmssw:fssef:er .em-:f:lI,.1v'll The library has advanced this year to a total of almost 10,000 books with additional volumes in each section. It has more magazines and cur- rent information than in previous years. The audio- visual section has been expanded, and an effort has been made to make the library a comfortable, homey spot with greenery and flowers scattered throughout. The bulletin boards have attracted special attention and are enjoyed by students, teachers, and visiting parents. NORMA HELEN DEKTOR Librarian xi MBS. M9935 Despite the many problems our cafeteria sys- tem has been confronted with this year, Mrs. Moats and her staff have as usual performed beautifully. Aiming to please every student, they have continually prepared excellent va- rieties of dishes. As any student can tell you, they have given the cafeteria a pleasant atmos- phere, despite the mass of people that eat at each lunch period. Cafeteria Staff Left to right: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Crabtree, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Leith, Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. MCCOHCh1C Mrs. Moats, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. iMorris, Mrs. Gaines. We would like to thank the custodial staff for performing their difficult task of keeping the school in proper condition, even though they have borne the brunt of many extracurricular activities. Mr. Morris and his staff have done a Wonderful job in this capacity as everyone can testify. WM He ' M QQ' cflldilliffs all Wm. Morris, Terry Agee, Irving Honesty, Rudolph Robinson, Loyal Knott, John Gnsson Not pictured: W. W. Clark, Cliff Horst, Cliff Young, Lee Gaskins. Again June arrives, and a class leaves in the solemnity of graduation ceremonies. These seniors were outstanding students who achieved recognition for their leadership, their scholarship, and their service to the school. Through their efforts, tradition has been more firmly established to provide a heritage for the rising classes to follow. In each person's heart there are special souvenirs which will endure always: The excitement of a football game on a crisp day in early fall . . The enchantment of an orchestra's melodies at the first formal dance . . The color of tremendous dramatic productions on the school stage . . The mirth of a hilarious costume ball . . . The spirit of the school-Wide magazine drive . . . The blooming of fresh spring activities after the cold winter . . The sweetness of a tropical evening for the Prom . . . The memories of all the activities shared bind the school into oneness at the end of the year. The activities are the school, the school is the classes, the classes are the students, and the students are the activities. It is a cycle which exists because people are human, and because they are interested in other things and in other people. Like a little world,' the school revolves in an orbit of friendliness, honor, and pride. Tradition has set up high ideals which posterity must keep. 555 I rl 1 4 wi 4KV, Q u an Senior Class As We end our high school career, We look back with fond recollections of our senior year. We will remember the excite- ment when we received our senior privileges, th gaiety of the prom, the solemnity of Bac- calaureate, and the tears at Commencement. We leave McLean High School, heading for different goals, but we all feel the same gratitude for the knowledge and confidence we have acquired. 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HAMM, BARBARA HANFMAN, JUNA HANSBOROUGH, ROBERT HARTMAN, LEE HATCHIK, RICHARD HAYLER, PEGGY J. HENDERSON, THOMAS HERBERT, PAT HICKS, NANCY HILL, DEXTER HOLCOMB, LORYN HOLLIDAY, HAROLD HONEYCUTT, ROMONA HOPKINS, PAULINE HORNE, EMILY HORSTKAMP, MICHAEL HORWATT, MICHAEL HULSE, DOUGLAS HUM, KUA HUMPHREY, SHARON IRWIN, BARRY ISSACS, JAMES JOHNSON, DOUGLAS JOHNSTON, PAMELA J ONES, ERNEST KEENE, JANET KIRKLAND, STANFORD KRENNING, EARL KUHN, KENNETH LADNER, BARBARA LAING, MICHAEL LANGLEY, DANIELLE LAYMAN, FRANCES LEA, AL LE HEW, DORIS LEISHEAR, WILLIAM LEMERT, LEE LEWIS, ROBERT LIGHT, EVELYN LOY, CHARLES LUMSDEN, ERNEST MCCARSON, TED MCCLENAHAN, LEWIS McCOMBS, NANCY McCOY, GENE MCILWEE, ELOISE MacDONALD, RALPH MacPHERSON, DONALD McWILLlAMS, RICHARD MAHAR, PEGGY MATHERS, THOMAS MECCA, LOUISE IVIELNICOFF, IRA , I . , I Y ' I :- -EA 2EIs 6 Lw8 W- - MILBURN, JANE MILLER, BARBARA MILLER, DONALD MILLS, ARNOLD MIMS, MARGARET MOORE, HARRY LEE MOORE, MARY ELLEN MOORE, MARY LOU MORRIS, GAIL MORRIS, POLLY MOSTELLER, MOICE NALLEY, ROSELYN NORMAN, FRANCES 0'CONNOR, KATHLEEN OLIVER, CHARLES O'NEIL, SHIRLEY ORANDORFF, MARY LOU OREM, EDWARD OUTLAW, ALEXANDER PAGE, GEORGE PARSONS, JEAN PATTERSON, MARY LENA PAYNE, PRICILLA PAYNE, JOAN LEE PAYNE, RICHARD W. PAYNE, SUE PAYNE, TOM . , - - Y PEDLAR, ROBIN PHILLIPS, SHEILA POST, DENNIS PRITCHETT, CLARK RAWLS, RICHARD RICE, DAVID RICE, PHYLIS ROBESON, JAMES ROLLASON, LINDA ROLLINS, DOROTHY ROMIG, WILLIAM RUDOLPH, LARRY SANDERS, WALTER SCHEURER, JAN SCHMIDT, LEWIS SCHMIDT, MARY SCHNELL, IACQUELINE SCHULTZ, BARBARA 5Q?mS1lQ9diYwWQQ?aNHi'ii SEELEY, JOHN SEMBOWER, WAYNE SHOEMAKER, ELMER SIMPSON, CHARLES SMALL, LAURA SMAWLEY, JEANNETTE SMITH, ELOUSIA MAY SORESI, CAROLYN SOUDERS, JOHN SPARSHOTT, HENRY SPARSHOTT, PATRICIA STARR, DONALD STEVENS, BARBARA STODDARD, JOHN PAUL STOY, ROBERT STROK, KATHRYN SUNDLAND, ARNE SURLES, MOLLY THOMPSON, CORBIN THORNBERRY, ROBERT TICHENOR, NANCY TRICE, BETSY SUE TURNBULL, SUSANNAH VINCENT, JOHN ERNEST VON ZOHAN, SABINA WANAMAKER, CHRISTINE WARD, RICHARD WARNOCK, RAY WATERMEIER, TOM WATSON, DICK WATERS, KATHY WESTERN, WILLIAM WHALEY, SUE WILEY, ANNETTE WILLER, JEFF WILSON, JAMES 3d5H 'mMHZBEEiE MMiE5 iL- ' WINE, EDGAR WINFIELD, NANCY WOOD, WILLIAM WRIGHT, JEAN YOUNG, SUSAN YOUNG, TERRY ZEMPLE, ALAN DOUGLAS ZUSPAN, LYNN E . 'Q 2, .M .X V, 'gm , if + nw QR CJ i Most Athletic JEAN BRAUNLICH JACK VINCENT Best All Around BETSY TRICE, CORBIN THOMPSON Most Dependable ROBIN PEDLAR, MIKE HORWATT Senior Sup erlatifves Personality Plus PEGGI ANDERSON, WAYNE KUHN Most Likely to Succeed KATHY STROK JOHN SOUDERS Most Talented MARY LENA PATTERSON, WES SANDERS F riendliest KATHY WATTERS DICK PAYNE h Cutest Couple DIANE CURRY, DON DBLONG Winiesz POLLY MORRIS, RICKY AMES Most Popular SUE CLABKSON, HERB ERB Most Attractive BETTY ASH, scoTT BAILEY Best Dressed ANN GUTHRIE DICK RAWLS si! F QUUW' Y Left to Right: Pat Wade, Treasurerg Sally Eadie, Secrelaryg Dave Dodrill, Vice-Presiclentg Eddie Youngs, Presi- dentg Mr. Algers, Sponsor. Pre . L svflen Junior Class The spirit of cooperation has run high this year as we have made successes of our jacket sales, pennant sales, bake sales and dances. As sponsors, Mr. Alger and Miss Kennedy have contributed an endless Wealth of experience and ideas to our hard-Working leaders. 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SHOEMAKER, HELEN SIMS, BOB SICKMAN, WALT aa-mxvfiQiSi.I3W mfs E '- - '3?f-.:- as XX x A f. a? , W ., 1w,W, - .,.. , M sszsaffgl ww A fx U L K . .. .. .. gg f 555 ' ,V :fp 9E,.mmgw.,z4s1, 2vfsf.sF2252LrS1zsg42f A' z :svzfuifYmez?fsu:' 1 5 w2f22wg5sgewv1 ' 5 1, i 'H N. K' W ,A 'Ws'l.., ' ' V , . ' , , .. W A f '-.rf f uw 2 af E Q y 1:-srf:za,.z:, . ., A , SPECTOR, BERNIE STEWART, LANCE STONE, BONNIE STONER, MARGARET STANLEY, DAVID STREET, JAMES SWEET, TIP SWINDLER, DENNIS TAYLOR, FRANK TAYLOR, JEB TAYLOR, SARAH TEEL, MELINDA W - iii- . THOMAS, BONNIE THOMASON, BARBARA THOMPSON, FRANK THOMPSON, QUENTIN THORNE, GEORGE THORNETT, DONALD THORNTON, LEONARD THRASHER, REID TIPPETT, ANN TOBIN, JIMMY TRIMMER, CURTIS TRUEAX, ROSS UTTERBACK, ANN VAN DOREN, JACKIE VAN PATTEN, HOWARD VAUGHEN, JERRY VEACH, MARY VIERECK, GEORGE VOSKUIL, BARBARA WADE, KAREN WADLEIGH, ROBIN WAHL, RICHARD WALDO, JOHN WALTON, DICKY WARD, MATT WARNER, JEFF WATSON, JOHN WEBER, FRANNIE WEBER, MARK WESTBY, ELIZABETH WEISS, MARY ELLEN WEST, MARY ELLEN WHITING, ARTHUR WHITMER, JAMES WILBER, SANDY WINDLEY, CHARLES WISE, BERT WOLF, STEVE WOODS, NANCY WOOD, PHIL WOOD, WILLIAM YAWORSKI, TIM YOUNGS, EDDIE YUNKER, DAVID ZOTTIG, REYNARD sf I. . V, I ,435 - - M1 ., V, English can be fun! I u YwNM.Aw W en teachxng Sens t6IS'- 0? 501596 ' Do you have enough time for the experiment? Bstegfxitg 7 Those poor juniors-getting back DeCou tests Explanation of a theorem. cP3'L 5 resid UW Sophomore Class This, our third year at lVlcLean, has been a very successful one. We held dances after school to raise money for our class treasury. We began to feel even more a part of Mc- Lean for there were more opportunities for us to show our respect and loyalty. As ,this year ends, We look forward to next year and all that it has in store for us. Left to Right: Joe Parsons, Treasurer, Dorothy Hudson, Secretary, Bill Osborn, Vice-President, Carl Soresi, Presi- dent, Mrs. Linderman, Sponsor. Abbott, Russell Ashley, Harry Ashley, Richard Baird, Frances Banks, Bill Bamhill, Glenn Barron, Bonnie Barton, Lowell Barton, Margaret Bayes, Guy Beauch, Robert Beazley, Carolyn Beazley, Gloria Beck, Barbara Becker, Ralph Berdine, Mary Benjamin, Barbara Berry, Barbara Bickley, Dickie Bielas, Lorene Binsky, C. J. Bishop, Sidney Bixby, Janine Blevins, Nancy Boland, Terry Bolding, James Boles, William Bouton, Eugene Bowers, Helen Bowyer, John Boyle, Carole Brown, Claude Burns Cain, Ruth Carlberg, James Carroll, John Caseria, Priscilla Casey, Donna Cassel, Karen Bruce, Bruce, Bryan, Burke, Byers, Cagle, Browne, Virginia Carol Robert Ken Mary Nina John Diana Christensen, Clarence Christensen, Paul Chubb, Stephen Chumley, Edward Chumley, William Clark, John Cleland, Karen Cochran, Mary Coffman, George Cole, Patricia Coleman, George Cooper, Wallace Cornell, Richard Cox, Gene Craft, Dianne Cranford, Lutrelle Cronenherg, Judith Dallman, Scott Davies, George Davis, Diane Davison, Sharon Dawson, Judy Day, Elaine Dean, Dona Dellinger, Harry Denbow, James DePlaque, Duke Dolder, Elaine Dove, Robert Dowell, Yates Dunning, Sue Dur, Elena Earman, Randolph Edmunds, Lea Elgin, Jeanne Evans, Diana Evans, Gus Eyles, Walter Faris, Lynn Farmer, Ronald Farver, J an Finnelle, Jack Fitch, Mary Floyd, Julee Foote, Barbara Foresman, Elizabeth Fortney, Rodney Foster, George French, Richard Friedlander, Jerry Frisbee, John Fulk, Robert Gaines, Glenn Gans, Mary Gasch, Manning Gaulton, Peggy Gauthier, Ronald Gaylor, Roger Giesler, Bob Gilbert, Joan Gilhooley, Carol Gilmer, George Glading, Edward Glassburner, Harlin Glien, Howard Goodard, Carol Goodiel, Victor Goodwin, William Gordon, .lo Ann Gray, Oscar Green, Ellen Greening, Tanya Griffin, Mike Griffith, Andrew Grigsy, John Grimes, Ruth Grinhstaff, Mike Groves, Patricia Grubbs, Helen Gunn, Phyllis Hancock, Bonnie Hancock, Fred Hansen, Sharon Hardin, Butch Harper, .lacquline Harper, Penny Harrell, James Hartman, Tony Heflin, Milton Heindon, Anna Heins, Marjorie Henderson, Pat Hendrick, Barbara Herring, Diane Hicks, David Higbie, Patricia Hill, Gordon Hill, Shephen Hitchcock, Martha Hobbs, Luke Holland, J oy Holt, Carol Hood, Lenara Hoofnagle, James Hornherger, Joyce Horne, Martha Howard, Sally Howard, William Howe, Carmen Howell, Tommy Howland, Carol Huddle, Carol Ann Hudson, Dorothy Huff, James Huffman, Boh Hust, James Irvin, Patty Jenkins, Jeffrey Jenkins, John Johnson, Livington Johnson, Lynn J ones, Lonnie Jones, Richard Jordan, Linda Jordan, Sandra Kahn, Jerry Kakalec, Donna Karlstromer, Doris Kaul, JoAnne Kelly, David Kemp, Merle Kennedy, Marvin Kennon, Betty Ketter, Stephen Kerr, Katherine Kiessling, Bob Killeen, Leslie Kirkland, David Kloeber, Nancy Knicely, Bob Koeing, Herman Kronles, Norma Kundzins, Eva Lang, Terry Lantz, Carolyn La Reau, Dina Lawless, Elizabeth Lawrence, Murial Leavitt, Pricilla Ledford, Rebecca Lindon, Virginia Loehne, Patricia Loy, Ronald Ludlow, Linda Luxford, Ansel Lynde, Brenda Lyons, Richard Magarity, Linda Marcey, Susan Marcey, Virginia Marr, Sharon Mason, Jayne Mayo, Donna Meadows, Stanley Means, Barbara Mecca, Charles Miller, John Miller, Nancy Minter, Lewis Molmew, Brian Moon, Donna Moore, Marianna Moore, Thomas Moore, Suzanne Morey, Dianne Morgan, John Morrill, Ann Moses, Frank Mullis, Sharan Mullins, James Murphy, Audrey Murphy, John Musser, Donna Mutersbaugh, Cline Myers, Marynell McCall, Kenneth McCarson, Sandra McClung, Garnet McCrea, Linda McCurdy, Lawrence McGriff, Lynn Mcllween, Kenneth McLindan, Charles McKay, Mary Alice McVicker, Keith Nagly, Marie Needham, Nancy Nelson, Carl Newlow, William Nielson, Julia Oakley, Owen Obenschain, D8Vifl Obst, Margo Olverson, Carolyn 0'Nei1, Charlotte Osborn, Bill Overstreet, Clark Parish, Michael Parsons, J oe Paul, James Payne, Dorothy Penn, George Pennino, Donna Petropoly, Carole Phipard, John Pierce, Richard Pike, David Pitts, Larry , ,7 Planey, Susan Platt, Tony Pollock, Barbara Poole, Philip Prothro, Martha Puckett, David Rae, Ruth Rasmussen, Lynne Redfield, Allen Reed, Sherry Reeves, Dave Reiber, Anne Rensch, Phyllis Revercomb, Everett Roberson, Stuart Rockwell, Ann Rockwell, Paisley Rodeffer, Winfred Rogers, Joe Rollason, Richard Rollins, Alice Ross, Amanda Rusk, Penny Rusk, Robert Shaw, Robert Shurtleff, J eff Simpson, Arthur Singer, Thersa Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Sanderson, Russell Sanford, Lynn Sauls, Francis Lee Schaffer, Betty Schaffer, Connie Schalet, Philip Schraff, Bill Shellman, Andy Don Ellen Larry Marty Smith, Robert Smith, Shirley Smull, Mary Snowden, Margaret Snyder, Pete Solton, Judy Soresi, Carl Souders, Michael Southall, George Sparshott, Fran Spooner, Sharon Sperling, Barry Spitler, Ronald Stalcup, William Starr, Dusty Stevens, Carole Stoy, James Stoneburner, John Sullivan, Mike Sullivan, William Swanson, Donald Taugner, John This, Vicki Thomas, James Thompson, Judy Thompson Linda Thompson Mary Thompson, Wayne Thorne, Bob Thorpe, Paul Thornton, Roberta Timmons, Richard Vogel, Sue Von Zahn, Dominica Walker, John Walsh, Sharon Walton, Warner, Watson, Michael Weaver, Ruby Carol Titus, Elaine Trent, Roy Trice, Anna Lou Turner, Barbara Tysinger, William Unger, Kenneth Van Horn, Elizabeth Vasaly, Charles Weldon, Lynda Wilborn, John Wildman, Nancy Wiley, .ludith Wilkes, Pat Wilkins, Katherine Wilkins, Virginia Williams, Hampton Zuspan, Betty Wood, Jacqueline Woods, Murrey Worley, Dorsey Wright, Janice Wynkoop, Douglas Young, John Young, Loretta Zuke, Anna Marie -... .. , JJ 1 L a. Mrs, Corkreyg World history class. Mrs. Krell must be handing back test papers Mr. Rose must enjoy teaching Biology. How many words a minute do you type? Is Algebra ll that hard, Carl? 'Latin students studying vocabulary. My tr A f:...,,.-, , 'l ltifi . 44 V, Q ,- J'Wish'1fT't'wx:2,,7:2ff,Zff33fsTi5d?LZ 2Vif2liiQ: fvf!tYiai3ii95iM,EilIiX5Ef ik?'f i'i'1i,mf- 12 W' - .A , - 'K 1 ' Q 1 LL HEPYENSTA BXLL President Freshman Class Our first year as high school students has been a momentous one. No longer do we have that utterly lost, scared feeling. We have gained confidence in ourselves and We have matured greatly. The Whole class Worked hard to make ag big success of our March dance, and our uDime Dances were Well attended. We now belong, and we are fully anticipating a wonderfully eventful sophomore year at our school. Left to right: Elba Negron, Treasurerg Sally Wilbur, Secretaryg Susan Bryant, Vice-Presidentg Bill Heppenstahl, Presi- dentg Mr. Thrope, and Miss Gunn, Sponsor. Adams, Brian R. Adams, Diana Adams, Neal Allen, Miriam C. Allison, .lean Allison, John Anderson, Chas Anderson, Char Anderson, Ross Arnold, Anne Arsenault, Joyce Ashley, ,lacquline Athey, Edward Athey, William F. Atkinson, Lynn Augustine, Carol Ault, Gene Avery, Twonsend Bad er A nes g v S Balderson, Ronald C. i C. es W Ballinger, Richard Bannerman, Elaine Barden, Bette Barrow, Daniel E. Bartlett, Anne Baudoux, Paricia Bayne, John Thomas Beauch, Ray Beck, Bruce Berry, Della E. Berry, Bernard Berdine, Bettie Bieroch, Karl Bistyga, Rita Bishopp, Nancy Bless, Violet Blumenthal, Edith Bockelman, Ida Bochenek, Peter Bodnar, Theodore Boehrer, Susan Boldt, Barbara Boohas, John Boyd, Elizabeth Boyle, Sharon Bradley, Charles Brakes, Michael Brewster, David Brickman, Hannah Brockhurst, Barbara Brocklehurst, Jean Ann Brodbeck, Diana Brokie, Glenn Brown, Nancy Brown, Preston Bryan, Carol Bryant, Susan Brumback, Erlene Buckley, Patrick Brinkley, Anne Shela Buckman, John Buettner, Edith Bullock, Eileen Burke, Sandra Burkhardt, Faith Burrows, Robert Cagle, Anna Caldwell, Marcia Caldwell, William Camp, Linda Cardwell, Carol Carter, James Carter, Rebecca Cato, Barbara Chamblin, Patricia Chambliss, Nat Chapin, Wayne Chartrand, Sharon Chickering, Elizabe th Christopher, William Clark, Charles Clarkson, Hugh Clem, Colin Cloney, Garry Colby, Eric Cook, James Cooksey, Carroll Cooper, Bruce Cornell, Manha Cornwall, Jeannette Courtney, Louise Cowan, David Cowan, Haywood Crabtree, Carol Cranford, Wilber Crawford, Dana Lee Crewtz, Alan Crickmer, Thomas Crowley, Mike Currie, Dorothy Curry, Nancy Daniels, Gail Dame, Robert Dean, Nancy Delap, Kara Desmaond, Craig Dewith, David Dickerson, Mary Diehl, James Donahoe, Douglas Douglas, Sally Douglas, Marvin Dowd, Thomas Downs, Bonnie Downs, Sylvia Dumas, Laura Emma Driscoll, Ernest Eadie, Douglas Eckert, Margaret Eggers, Angela Ellis, Anita Ellison, John Elvin, John Emory, James Erickson, David Evers, Leslie Farmer, Jerry Fatty, Gary Fedora, Charlie Finch, Peter Fincke, Mary Fine, Mark Finnelle, Barbara Florimbia, Margo Frazier, Barbara Frazier, Peg Free, Elizabeth Frisbee, Ralph Fuller, Robert Fulp, James Galant, Denise Galke, James Galloway, Bill Gannaway, Thomas Geil, Maeira Gemert, William Gibson, James Good, Nancy Ellen Grant, Charles James Gray, Gail Grigshy, Helen Graves, Dorothy Groves, Lee Griffith, Jacqueline Guthrie, William Hall, Jerry Halverson, Alice Hancock, Tonie Hanson, Andrill Harling, Margaret Harrington, Marcia Harshharber, Carol Harvey, Bartlett Hazleton, Bill Hearn, Virginia Hedrick, Roger Heiney, Robert Henninger, Richard Henrichs, Bonnie Heppenstahl, Bill Herring, Gary Hicks, .lerleen Hild, Nancy Hinchcliff, Bill Hoas, Larry Hodge, Phillip Hoffman, Fred Horn, Judy Ann Howes, Darlene Houston, Judith Howell, Frances Huffman, John Hughes, Edwin Hughitt, Charles Hull, Robert Hummer, Dan Hunter, Marjorie Hurt, Penny Isenhour, James Jackson, Connie James, Carole Ellen Jenkins, John Jensen, J enasy Johnson, Bernard Johnson, Susan Johnston, Bryan Johnston, Thomas Joiner, Melvin Jones, Irvin Jones, Rebecca Jones, Thomas Jones, Warren Jordon, William Kane, Eva Dagnar Kasey, Sue Anne Kelly, Marlene Kelly, Joyce Anne Kemp, Bill Kems, Stanley Keys, Claudia Knapp, Sara Diane Knott, Mattie Koontz, Russell Lambert, Jackie Lang, .lane Lashley, Sally Lawson, Cynthia Leaman, Sally Leatherwood, Larry Ledford, Sarah Lee, Barbara Lee, William Lieurance, Andy Lemert, Bruce Lofland, Donald Lloyd, John Lochart, Henry Lykes, Barbara Mahbitt, Morris Madison, Mary Mahler, Mary Mahar, Patricia Manger, Karen Mantel, Robert Maratea, Florence Marshall, Fannie Martin, Earl Mason, Michael McClard, Jerry McCorkle, Dennis McCarthy, Richard McCroskey, Ruth McDaniel, Michael McGrovern, James McKenney, Jane McKnight, John McNamara, Kathleen McPherson, Karen McVicker, Anna Meshkoff, John Miller, Michele Miller, Sally Moore, Herbert Moore, Marilyn Moore, Vickie Moran, Thomas Morlan, Ann Morris, Tommie Morton, Verlin Mosteller, Malva Mroz, Bob Murray, Arthur Muse, Mary Anne Negron, Elba Netzer, Gerald Neumeyer, Sharon Newberry, Kemp Newkirk, Ruth Newton, Andrea Nielsen, Chris Noland, Nancy Norris, Frank Nye, Phyllis Nye, Dick Nye, Sarah Jane Obert, Carol Obradouie, John O'Brien, Carole O'Connor, Donald 0'C0nnor, Kris O'Hare, Gloria Omasta, Steven Oliver, Rita Opp, Patricia Orem, Robert Palmer, Sandra Parson, Jim Payne, Mary Pearce, Peggy Pennino, Penny Pfalzgraf, Rebecca Pierce, Beth Ann Pittard, Roger Pitts, James Plauger, Carolyn Poland, Barbara Pollard, Jeffery Posey, Richard Prosise, Carolee Provan, Janice Robinson Regina Rosenbaum Mary Ann Rosenhach Carol Quinn, James Raines, Arlene Ramseyer, Bill Redwine, Robert Reilly, Carol Reusche, Sandra Rexroad, Varley Rhodes, Helen Rice, Craig Rissinger, Clyde Rush, Pat Rusk, David Rusk, Frank Sakas, Steve Sandifer, James Saunders, Mike Saunders, Sandra Schmidt, Kerry Schulle, Karen Scott, Robert Scriverer, Frieda Selquist, Stephen Shade, Elizabeth Shaffer, David Shelton, Donald Shelton, Knox Shifflett, Judith Shifflett, Karen Schokley, Mike Shockley, Patricia Shook, Steve Shults, Thomas Lee Simpson, Donna Smawley, Judith Smith, Charles Smith, Diana Smith, Robert Smith, Robert Alan Smull, Michael Sperry, Bob Spillars, Cary Spooner, Charles Squires, Susan Stackhouse, Dorothy Stanley, Margaret Starnes, Sara Steece, Alhert Steel, Charles Steward, Ryan Stoddard, Janet Stone, Kay Stotler, Mary Ann Stratton, Thomas Swan, William Swanson, Wilber Swindler, Lynn Tatham, Christopher Taylor, Robert Thomas, Patricia Thompson, Arthur Thomson, Peter Thornett, Kathryn Thorton, Delores Tinsley, Ty Tobin, Marion Traina, .lacquline Trent, Ernest Trimmer, Susan Vitucci, Kenneth Vogel, Carol Voight, Robin Van Dike, Betsy Waldo, Connie Walker, Robert Walsh, Douglas Ward, Donna Warner, Velda Warren, George Waters, Cheryl Weaver, Loryline Weber, Jeanne Westby, Eileen Western, Christine Whaley, Bee White, Lester Wilbur, Sally Wildman, Judy Wildins, Fred Williams, Carol Williamson, Frances Young, Pricilla Young, Thomas Zea, Clifford Zell, James Wingert, Patricia Wilson, Judy Wolf, Betsy Wolfe, Daisy Ellen Wolfrey, Shirley Wood, Dorothy Wright, Betsy Yaroch, Kathleen Young, John Young, La Joie Some people like Latin? Aren't your English students working, Mrs. Krell? Mr. Weisiger trying to teach geography to this interested group? Freshman learning the fundamentals of Al- gebra l. . up resl dent Eighth Grade As We came through the doors of McLean High School on September 3, 1958, We felt very small and very lost. But as the year progressed, we did our part in furthering the activities here. We learned to support the many organizations and to make suc- cesses of the numerous functions sponsored by the school and faculty. As we enter our freshman year, we look forward to taking on more responsibility, to gaining new and stronger stature and to building the character of McLean. Left to Right: Roxie Redmond, Treasurerg Sue Wilber, Secretary, Robert Cooter, Vice-President, Mike Banks, Presl dent, Mr. French, Sponsor. Aamodt, Patricia Adams, Michael Adkins, Linda Albanese, Michael Albrecht, Lois Allemond, Arnold Ames, Alison Anderson, Robert Anderson, William Anderton, Stephen Andriot, Mary Ellen Armstrong, Carol Armstrong, Pamela Atkins, Sally Ballagh, Bonnie Banks, Carol Banks, Mike Barber, Larry Barber, Marlyn Barron, Beth Ann Batehellor, Paul Bayles, Helen Bayne, David Beard, Donald Beard, Ronald Becker, Elizabeth Bell, Margaret Bennett, .loan Benza, Thomas Blevins, William Boland, J oe Boles, J une Borland, Dee Anne Bowen, Sue Bowers, Donna Boyer, Nancy Bradley, Curtis Brake, Brenda Braunlich, Carolyn Brendle, Betty Brewer, Elizabeth Brinkley, Donna Brock, Larry Brook, Margaret Brown, Ella Brown, Katherine Brown, William Buckman, Carol Burgess, Michele Burke, Hugh Burns, Virginia Cabrera, Teresta Cameron, Kathryn Camp, Janet Campbell, Edward Caplan, Lewis Carpenter, John Carson, Ruth Cash, Jack Castner, Christian Chadwick, Susan Chadduck, Thomas Chiles, John Chinault, Kathryn Clarkson, Benjamin Clements, Ronald Clough, Roger Coale, Billy Cohn, Garry Coleman, Barbara Collins, Jane Colwell, Linnea Conger, Patricia Conway, John Cook, Lyle Cooter, Robert Copley, Carol Cornell, Judith Cornfield, Ann Cowan, Barbara Cox, Leland Craft, Margaret Crater, Vivian Crawn, Gloria Cupp, Margaret Cutler, Eve Cyr, Thomas Damsereau, Julia Davidson, Linda Davis, Linda Davison, Elizabeth Dean, Chester Dellinger, Carolyn Deputy, Carolyn Deputy, John Deuterman, Jacquline Dillion, Nadine Dinsmore, Diana Dixon, Richard Dodd, Michael Dodge, Charles Dodrill, Jane Douglas, Diane Drew, Mary Dubber, Albert Drew, Gordon Dumas, Dorothy Dunn, David Il Dunn, Patrick Eads, Louise Eastment, Norton Edwards, Susan Elks, Charlotte Eller, Lola Embrey, Janet Erlendson, Margaret Evers, Judith Eyles, Susan Ezell, Craig Ezell, Robert Featherson, Neal Fey, Nancy Flaherty, Cheryl Fontana, August Fontana, Catherine Foresman, Jim Frazier, Dwight Freedman, Ann Fullilove, Morgan Gapp, David Gates, Donna Gay, William Geib, Richard Gheen, Joseph Gheen, Amy Gibson, John Gieseler, Thomas Gilbert, Humphrey Gilmer, Virginia Gish, Robert Goings, Wesley Good, Sharon Gordon, Francis Goul, Janet Green, Ralph Greene, Bobie Greenstreet, Micheil Grefe, Terry Gregory, Alice Grigsby, Rodger Guinn, Daryl Hagaman, John Hager, Judy Hahn, Margaret Hall, James Hall, Harlan Hall, Norman Hansen, Barbara Hardy, Richard Harlow, Steve Harper, Talbot Harris, Betty Hardy, John Harvel, Christopher Heatwole, Linda Hendrick, Christine Heinlen, Barbara Heins, Helen Henry, Alice Henry, Cathrine Hensley, Kristina Herbert, Steven Herrman, Randolph Hess, Janice Higbie, Warren Hill, John Hintz, Sally Hoag, Peter Hocking, Nancy Robin Hodgson, John Hoffman, Blair Hohlweg, Martin Hoffman, Gene Holt, Mary Holtgrave, Mike Hood, Harry Hopkins, Abigail Hopkins, Mary Hovanessian, Tamara Hovey, Elaine Howard, Carol Howe, Harvey J im Huguley, Robert Hunter, Paul Hutchison, Diane Hyatt, Glenn Jackson, Kathy ' James, Gene Jenkins, Jane Jetmore, J on Johnson, Frances Johnson, Richard Johnston, Michael Johnston, Sam Johnston, Thomas .J ones, Grace Jones, Braun Jordon, Terral Jorgenson, Linda Joy, Robert Karlstromer, Barbara Kelly, Barbara Kelly, Clarence Kendall, Donna Kennedy, Martha Keys, Roger Kiessling, Bonnie Kisling, Sharon Kiosterund, Linda Knapp, William Knowles, Rebecca Konin, David Konzelman, John Kreisia, Lester Kreisa, Ronnie Lacey, Lauren Lacey, Lila Lammers, Susan Landis, Anne Lawrence, Gertrude Lawson, John Leedy, Susanne Lea, John Lehman, Judith Leigh, Robert Lewis, Stuart Light, Caroline Lloyd, Michael Loehne, Robert Lohr, Joyce Lombardi, Ralph Long, Robert Lynch, Judith Lynch, Lucy Lyon, Diana Lytle, James Maddox, Joyce Marchant, Larry Maratea, Michael Marshall, Taylor Marsh, William Martin, Bonnie Mathers, James McCauley, Judy McGinnis, Joanne Mecca, Virginia Meisinger, Daniel Merekula, Maia Messner, Susan Milburn, Marilyn Miller, Donald Miller, Barbara Miear, Paul Moeller, Robert Molmen, Sandra Monat, Alan Moore, Donald Morales, Lorraine Mosser, Joyce Murga, Lucille Musser, Chris Mutersbaugh, Donald Myers, William McCarthy, William McCauley, Virginia McCrea, Karen MacDonald, Gail McDonald, Kattie McGuiniey, Russell McKibbin, Margaret McLein, Margaret McWilliams, David Naeher, Joyce Nagley, Margaret Nallis, Diane Neil, Spence Nelmore, Judith Nichols, Glenn Nixon, Elouise Nolan, Mary Jo Norton, George Nunnally, Richard O'Brien, Michael Oren, Katherine Pangman, Eric Parnell, Robert Payne, Joseph Perry, Charlotte Peterson, Susan Piercey, Bruce Piper, Marlys Pittard, Eric Pitts, John Ponsen, Han Poston, Glenn Powell, Sandra Price, Gary Price, Carolyn Puckett, Margaret Pugh, Wayne Raines, Brenda Rathjen, Lee Ravella, Albert Redman, Patricia Redmond, Roxanna Reinertson, Barbara Revelle, John Revercomb, Steven Rhinehart, Walter Rickbeil, Richard Ridecout, Dawnalyn Riden, Patricia Riggs, Cathy Risinger, Laura Robbins, Joslyn Robison, Penelope Robinson, Ruth Ann Rogers, Michael Rodeffer, Mark Rollins, ,lane Romand, Robert Rorex, Sandra Rorrer, Christine Runyan, Connie Rusk, Helen Rynex, Eddy Sauls, Barry Saunders, Kenneth Savidge, Ruth Sawmelle, Stephen Searcy, Sally Schaeffer, David Schmidt, Ellen Schmidt, Margo Schullery, Louise Sclater, James Schultz, Mary Seeley, Dierdne Selden, Griffin Shacochis, Tom Shafer, Robert Shaffer, Shirley Shannon, Barbara Shelton, Judith Sherman, Ronard Simonton, Carl Sitnik, Gloria Small, Dorothy Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Jane Smith, Judith Smith, Margaret Smith, Norman Snyder, James Sottosanti, Pauline Souders, David Souders, Ronnie Spence, William Spooner, Carol Sterns, Theodore Steege, Phillip Stephenson, William Stevens, .lane Stewart, Richard Stokes, Kathryn Swan, Rens Stoneburner, Catherine Strickland, William Sutherland, ,lean Swope, Sharron Tamher, ,leanet Taylor, James Taugner, Roseanne Teel, Samuel Teel, Stephen Thomas, Ellen Thompson, Joan Thornberry, Sylvia Thrasher, Michael Trent, Jane Triplett, Carolyn Trone, David Trone, Karen Tysinger, Edith Utterback, William Utz, Delores Vaughan, Barbara Vernon, Frank Via, George Vincent, Roger Vitucci, Virginia Vogt, Gary Walker, Laura Walker, Mary Walker, Viola Wallace, Hugh Warner, Randall Wear, Robert Weed, Patricia Wells, Jacqueline Wells, Theodore Wraley, Joseph Wilber, Sue Wilkins, Margaret Williams, Charles Wilson, Gale Willis, Elizabeth Willis, Marsha Wimert, Michael Mitti, 'Kathleen Wood, Betty Wood, Janet Wood, Nancy Wood, Sandra Wynkoop, .lean Zirkle, Patricia Zuck, Carolyn Someone knows the answer! ! Eighth-graders learning to c0ok'?? dq . E50 aiiixdbxxx Xp Mimi. aging -gI'a ders fake Qlgelva Future Scientists? ? First touch of foreign language F ,,, A number of students worked for many hours after school to contribute to our organizations at lVlcLean. lnnumerable projects and activities were com- pleted this year. Our clubs and organizations grew larger and added much to the activity here. Every student was given an opportunity to add to our school through the variety of clubs. Worth-while projects were sponsored by the clubs, and these projects aided the school while allowing the students to have fun as they worked and learned together. The clubs offered students a chance to exercise their interests in the intellectual, recreational, and creative fields. This year the Inter-club Council was put into operation by the S.C.A. for the first time. There was one representative to the council from each organization. To foster better cooperation among clubs and to aid new clubs are the chief aims of the council. All of our organizations added to the contribution which lVloLean High School made to the community. Ot-14-b ubaai-1, Q Woes CSEJLJ 301118 -- lfgani alinn QL!-5,17 - wild vieawgf-walz 651 Zjllczem , fl-,4,5,5nSg,3 1 f f-gf-27 '-fi 6 - 1 I1 . . : . A - . AHA! 4,,JZ, Sfff If ,fm . C! . K ff JV f SVL Edicffflffzfw ' 1 ffm czfis-fafrfl A Q' - I fl Us C' fpbkfi- 650:35 1,717 gf, , Jr x.QxLh 1 N ZFOF ?f7'6 L, Sena' 5 'xV'V' U1 5 : 3 vi-FJ Q MCE, +'q'b- : Q , AQ-gf? V' 3 L SQIYHYAS rr I , f , I ' f' .. . . 513, X+,. Exif H'-N' ' f 42-4 ,.,,. ff.-. as Q '.1, 5 '-I. ll 75' , N ialig aff 5- GQ' f Y I 1 km 9... ' 'xy f LJJvP.Ju-vu-5 M h X I43 S.C.A Left to Right: Mike Watson, Treasurerg Emily Blessing, Secretaryg Carolyn Soresi, Vice-Presidentg Mike Horwatt, Presidentg Mr. Morton, Sponsor. I44 Year by year more faculty members and students are beginning to realize the strategic role of the Student Council in the life of a high school. Our Student Cooperative Asso- ciationis activities have been more confined to organizing rather than dealing with coordinating activities and numerous other vital duties which it has assumed since its inception. This yearis administration has accented academic achievement by recognizing students for scholastic effort and for participation in extracurricular activities. A 'cstudy weeki' was conducted this year also. Its purpose was to allow extra time to prepare for exams and to encourage scholastic achievement. A big surprise for this student body was the coming of Arne Sundland, the foreign exchange student from Norway. With the efforts of members of the community under Mrs. David Anderson, and a student committee, a tradition was started which we hope to continue. Cabinet Front Row: Ed Youngs, Ellen Kreuger, Ricky Ames. Second Row: Nan Tichenor, Kathy Strok, Nancy Winfield, Dick Cloney, Peggi Anderson, Ann Guthrie, Margaret Mims. Third Row: John Dowd, Tony Platt, John Souders, Bob Thronberry, Dick Watson, Mary Frances Bonner, Nancy Durham and Barbara Voskuil. The S.C.A. Cabinet is the nucleus of our student goverrunent at Mc- Lean. lts members are able and hard- working leaders who plan many of our activities. The Cabinet members also act as committee chairmen and guide the student body in plans for the betterment of our school and its numerous functions. Senators The Class Senators are an integral part of the S.C.A. There are two Senators from each class. Their func- tion is to coordinate all activities be- tween the separate classes. When a bill has been brought be- fore the S.C.A. the Senators have the right of veto and they also perform numerous other tasks. Front Row: Sue Clarkson, Loretta Kane, Amanda Ross, Barbara Cato. Second Row: Biff Jones, Steve Wolf, Tony Platt. I45 I46 S.C.A. Representatives Front row, left to right: Shirley Shaffer, Mary Ellen Weiss, Priscilla Payne, Bonnie Thomas, Pat Grant, Lynn Goff, John Lieurance. Second row: Rusty MaeMahon, Bonnie Karlstromer, Emily Horne, Susan Young, Mollie Surles, Polly Morris, Tom Dowd. Third row: Joe Vincent, Sally Rosenberger, Susan Hawley, .lean Parsons, Nancy Ames, Barbara Means. Fourth row: Tip Sweet, Bill Fey, Tom Henderson, Bob Hanshorough, Rodney Orison, Herb Erb, Yates Dowell. At McLean, our representatives have many varied responsibilities. Through these key people the entire student body is represented. Not only do they express the feeling of their fellow students to the S.C.A., but they keep their assigned homerooms well informed of all S.C.A. activities and events. At their scheduled weekly meeting, Front row, left to right: .lon Jetmore, Kaye Stone, Patty Chamblin, Ann Shade, Judy Smawley, Peggy Pierce, Suzanne Moore. Second row: Frank Fields, Janet Embrey, Delores Utz, Sandra Jordan, Joanne Jordan, Carol Robinson, Norman Eastman. Third row: Bob Thornberry, Sue Vogel, Anita Ellis, George Davies, Betsy Teaky, Bonnie Hancock, Jim Harrell. Fourth row.' Paul Romig, Ross Ander- son, Danny MacPearson, Tommy Young, Richard Cornell, John Young. these representatives discuss any problems that may arise and Work hand-in-hand with the S.C.A. officers in solving them. These representatives play a major role in making our S.C.A. one of the finest in the state. I47 l m Q ,. ,qkr ? W ' ' 'X Y Q a X X li g M I I W S 4Hgfy?,.f -.ww . V '! K V V 6 1 1 7 ,Q Q 5. f A , N 1 - i A it E5 S M352 f we when X wig, Qx A Q nl. G A as U . 1 i .2,.,, , y W A , f gi M f W if . 7 f f -1 fyyp A S, .Q QE A .QW A va. A Mr 'S 'N Q., -. . . ,A v as ' ' W Q- ' -. A 21, f' 51 .. im! 4 fa S M-:pw-M ff, Vkkkk, . iigfii iz, X V K in Z A, YA S92 f M , -' Q - .--f W-Q-W ' g 2 , U SQ? , M My wg 'il .6 W i ' -, ,, X I X, V Vg , X gajwg- Y ,V + K df- 5 N - M in in i L, , V V , ggi W , Q - m ,W 72 'Q Sf K -Q -f W -,,. . ,A ' , 5 555- I . 'W ' E 'I' f Ei L ' . Q if - . .-,.f1f': ' s is 5 Q Qi, .. y , ' 5 V V ' V 4 . E S. Bishopp, J. Isaacs, B. Duncan, E. Robey, K. Bruner, S. Wilbur, J. VanDoren, B. Voskuil, B. Western, W. Hardin, S. Shellman, R. Bryan, D. Belvins, G. Ellison, B. Ballagh, J. Isaacs, N. Sparshot, J. Huff, R. Eagle, T. Mathers, B. Bugge, B. Irwin. Not Pictured: B. Markley, D. Lofland. raded in the Apple Blossom Festival at Winchester, Virginia. At the Northern Virginia Band Festival held at Wakefield High School, McLean received a num- ber one rating, which is one of the highest awards given to high school bands in the Northern Virginia area. It was a great honor to have many band members attend both the Regional All-State Bands and the All-State Band Convention. All Mclaeanites are proud of their symphonic band and wish to congratulate them on their many fine performances. I49 Concert Band Front Row: M. Thrasher, H. Heins, J. Revercomb, H. Lockhart, R. Anderson, E. Campbell, A. Hopkins, P. Wilkins, Morton, D. McWilliams, G. Fullerton, B. Walker, H. Gilbert, E. Kiosterud, Hodgson, A. Halcerson, R. Cain, P. Wingert, N. Brown, S. Nye, R. Brown. Second Row: S R. Kreisa, J. Mathers, H. Koenig, B. Anderson, J. Mullen, D. Dinsmore, D. Mullis, J. Naeher L. Smith. Third Row: P. Dodd, J. Sclater, J. Hill, H. Hood, J. Thompson, T. Tinsley, V N. Chanbliss, F. Wilkins, P. Brown, R. Dove. Fourth Row: M. Fine, M. Rodeffer, S. Walsh B. Brocklehurst, J. Carter, E. McBride, L. Rathjen, B. Leigh, M. Joiner, W. Revercomb, D Donohoe, R. Rusk, P. Romig. Back Row: A. Ames, R. Fletcher, N. Scallorn, N. Reed, D. Bleving, S. Buettner, T. Hoffman, B. Rogers I50 McLean's Concert Band, which is made up of the younger members of the music department, has had quite a busy year. They have performed at numerous functions and activities at school as well as in the community. In area competition they received many 'cexcellent ratings. Dance Band The Varsity Dance band is a voluntary organization dedicated to the production of jazz. They have played for many of the school dances and assemblies. The Junior Varsity dance band is the training unit for the Varsity Dance band. l Left to Right: Sarah Martin, Jim Gaines, George Libman, Phil Schalet, D Erland Krosterud. Second Row: Bob Bugge, Barbara Voskuil, Bill Western. Third Row: William Hardin, Alan Cole. Left to Right: L. Bielas, C. Keys, S. Shiling, S. Eggen, D. Casy, C. Williams. Second Row: C. Waldo, V. This, E. Blumentahl, S. Day, C. Huddle, S. Black. Third Row: C. Augustine, S. Jordan, L. Faris, D. Btovlix' Cagle. Fourth Row: E. Bullock, G. Lindon, M. Smu.ll, N. Miller. Fifth Y 2105 g3cY5k Row: P. Wilkes, B. Pollock, C. Konzelmann, B. Pollock. Sixth Row: Waxke ' YQ? 1 Na. D. Kakalec, T. Rorex, S. Smith. B019 6519515 Sonya 1 T019 10 90110, bid Aviv non, view 313, liw9doVf 5' Shah Sea ev' X0 Kiogie E90 oh06a Xiaand Stew Qtgang Don Q31 Gmbxkgis Ciiiiieet' gg Ill l 1 l5l y Judy Grows! i - .ludy Groves Dolores Shaeffer Judy Saltho Phyllis Rensh l Sherry Reed Phyllis 3 ,Nv- 2 ' K gain f ' 3 ff . 'i K n 4 -w 'wwf ' a Q uygf, ' ,philf? f12f'rvvY'zff,1 - f W.x'fil.Q,QbZ'!f,15j. W M ,, M W 35 Y? Ei U f 5' A V f 1. 2 f y y Y we - 31, my s' K VA Q ji W 5 2. G H 4, k ,fr A tiff:-Af if . N127 ji QF af Ht V 51 5 ggi all , V VA 'B Q ,,,,, . n , . w 1 W M V , f T33 ' A .2.. 4 2- f '--L iw ,K , 1'2 , MNb , 1 5 K ,,, m ff g - A -W iv f V f Q H4-fn 1 5 57 X Q1 2 f I53 I l A Cappella Choir Front Row: S. Cato, E. Keiper, S. Martin, B. Brown, M. Horne, S. Young, K. Strok, W. Sanders, W. Griffin, F. Bond, L. Dodge, N. Bean, M. Gans, C. Harshharger, M. Prothro, A. Knodel. Second Row: J. Mason, A. Tippett, L. Rasmussen, G. Rockwell, B. Van Horne, R. Esherich, R. Trueax, J. Kalepp, A. Anderson, E. Rhodes, J. Clark, D. Rusk, J. Lawless, D. Hudson,'.l. Lawless, J. Ferguson, P. Loehne. Third Row: J. Cronenberg, B. Bahbs, B. Baird, J. Wiley, P. Humphrey, R. Bowers, H. Gleim, I. Lawless, H. Under the direction of Mr. Elbert E. Morton, the A Cappella Choir has come to mean a well selected, smooth performing group, and this year proved to be no exception. Not only do the audiences at the concerts derive much pleasure from listening to the choir, but the choir itself gets much out of singingg increasing their musical knowledge and l54 f if , :F 1 . K it Q 1' , six. 5' I - 3 5, 4. 9 Q Q 1 ,Q I ,ff A ., V: 'YL I w:.7:iI i w ' .. M 5 1 K 17 I K iii Av v , .M-,E:,,f. gi sf .L f an 5 7. - my A A k W ' , 2 if V Y, 1 M1555 fsfigf , M51 , 5 Zz K HE gig A I X .5 : V, Y, ,I . 'M Fhirnv A7 Wg QQ as W AA V 4 '75 ,QE im- -rw 11:5 .HQ we W Si Aff ,. . ww Q mvwli, few QF? 1 - NV Nil' , A ' miig. , z, f,-.-aw -, , ,M uf' 4 M .V - vrwfs- s :ig .5 ,-.,. ii-,N , . W1f,A. Jam, K Q.. f ' . , ff K 7 X fm? V , 1 WA g' , .,., if Lf, W 1' 5 K w w , 4: 2 , 2 y S Q f 3 ff - Fil ! 2 X ,gf f fam A ,- ,.., ., -' Af 1' 21.2517 ,IL f W, my L ,K A Q A sem 'A 555263 1 sugars MK mm 5 1 fav? gf Q QE' ff E, W as gg, '5 Le Q w ,L 2 451 xg: Q 22224 ' sei H? 'J' 52' ,P is ws ., A 1 22 x. . 'ff' Q? jg flffgflgim FL in f ,5 51 12. , , ,.:,2:1v gf ' ,V .ff 121 Q J, at is f E2 1 35,5511 'K17Ais52f1lfs:f ' X T . A ,. 1 lf? AQSKQSL -i1,?f ,:' W 'n.A,v::wsf: -'T . . A wissiszw' at if 1 , i m Choruses Front Row: C. Bayes, J. Badger, C. Raines, J. Sorber, A. Eggers, D. Bragdon, J. Monroe, A. Dunning, E. Lurie, S. Douglas, S. DuLap. Second Row: D. Moon, S. MeCarson, L. Faris, D. Galant, H. Grigshy, J. Smawley, J. Lawless, E. Lawless, B. Bodnar, H. Shoemaker, B. Baird, K. McNamara. Third Row: E. Bannerman, P. Groves, S. Starnes, C. Christiansen, R. Heiney, M. Saunders, R. Henninger, M. Nagly, M. Myers, L. Bielas, M. Muse. Fourth Row: S. Darne, R. Nally, M. Kemp, D. Arrington, B. Heppenstahl, C. Farris, K. Luttrell, A. Sunland, J. Catterton, J. Hanshorough, M. Utterback, J. McKenney. Front Row: P. Gaulton, S. Chartrand, S. Johnson, C. Rosenback, B. Free, S. Katen, N. Good, K. Stone, K. McPhearson, J. Lang, C. Keys. Second Row: S. Brinkley, C. Vogel, E. Titus, C. Watters, T. Morris, N. Bishop, R. Oliver, J. Shifflet, H. Rhodes, E. Negron, K. Shulte. Third Row: R. Carter, M. Stotler, J. Allison, S. Squires, N. Nolan, M. Knott, E. Brumback, A. Morlan, M. Eckert, P. Chamblin, M. Harling. Fourth Row: C. Gilhooey, S. Jones, S. Trimmer, D. Groves, M. Berdine, J. Provan, M. Payne, F. Stein, D. Stackhouse, D. Wolfe, B. Berdine, D. Baxter, L. Atkinson. I57 Music Corner Fran Sparshot, Charles Vasaly, Frank Moses, Allan Creutz, Jackie Van Doren practice. Clean Instrument Room MadrigalS Pefiorm M odern Music Masters Front Row: Barbara Voskuil, Emily Blessing, Nancy Ames. Second Row: Bill Osborn, Allan Zempel, Paul Achenbach, Scott Rogers, Bob Bugge, Franklin Moses. Third Row: Allan Cole, Harold Van Patten, Wes Sanders. Fourth Row: Barry Irwin, Bill Fey, Jackie Van Doren, Mary Lena Patterson, Ann Knodel, Martha Hitchcock, Ellen Kreuger, Leslie Killeen, Margie Heins. The members of the newly organized Modern Music Masters Society are students participating in the choral and ba.nd departments. They are considered on their ability as musiciansg their scholarship, leadership, service and co-operation. Each new member is recommended by a music teacher. The chief aims of the Tri-M are to foster greater interest in band, orchestral, and choral performances and to provide wider opportunities for personal music expression. This year the Tri-M began its fund raising plan. Pom poms were sold at some of the football games for the promotion oi the '6Nook,', which is the new gift store sponsored by the Highland Music Society and the Modern Music Masters. l59 Junior Honor ociet Left to Right: Terry Boland, Donna Kakalec, Nancy Miller, Barbara Beck. Second Row: Lyn McGriff, Vicki This, Tony Platt Margie Heins, Frank Moses, Virginia Lindon, Joe Parsons, Anne Reiber. Third Row: Jim Hoofnagle, Mike Parrish, Steve Kettler Elliot McBride, John Young, Murray Woods. Left to Right: Sally Howard, Secretary, Mrs. Hebblethwaite, Sponsor, Bill Osborn, Vice-Presidentg Guy Bayes, President. l60 Members of the Junior Honor Society are chosen for their scholastic ability, leadership qualities, charac- ter, citizenship, and the extracurricular activities in which they participate. This year was a successful one for the group with many activities and projects, and many new members. Senior Honor ociet Seated: Betty Ash, Kathy Strok, Peggi Anderson, ,lean Copely, Barbara Bodner, Cynthia DeLoatche, Mary Lou Moore, Brooke Brown, Mrs. White. Second Row: Bob Stoy, Dorn Schmidt, John Souders, Wayne Sembower, Richard Crickmer, Robert Thornberry. Back: Thomas Mathers, Herb Erh, Wes Saunders. The purposes of the W. T. Woodson Chapter of the National Senior Honor Society are to recognize and pro- mote scholarship among the student body. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Elizabeth White. the Honor Society has annually given the Senior Superlative Dance, organized an orientation tea for the Thetamen, and aided the guidance department in putting on College Night. Our Honor Society has two inductions a year. Member- ship is a highly coveted honor. OFFICERS Kathy Strok, Wes Saunders, Herb Erh, Presidentg Thomas Mathers Mrs. White, Sponsor. I6I The Clan Mr. Elam Hertzler, Sponsorg Peggy Hayler, Associate Editorg Brooke Brown, Editor-in-Chiefg Miss Edith Elliott, Sponsor The CLAN Staff is an energetic, hard-working group and its goal is to produce a year- book which will be a tribute to McLean, which will make its readers proud to be McLean students, and which will hold the many memories of the 1958-59 school year. Long hours after school and on holidays went into compiling this yearbook, and we all sincerely believe that it will be enjoyed by every reader. Editors Seated: Elaine Hazelton, Sports Editor, Peggy Hayler, Associate Editor, Brooke Brown, Editor, Nancy Tichenor, Layout Editorg Mary Ellen Moore, Literary Editor. Standing: Mr. E. Hertzler, Sponsor, Richard Bowers, Business Editorg Ed Wine, Advertising Editor, Dave Rice, Sports Editor, Bill Burrows, -Art Editorg Jeff Willer, Photography Editor, Miss E. Elliott, Sponsor. taff STAFF: Denise Brooks, Mary Ann Foster, Eloisia Smith, Cathy Sirney, Sally Howard, Susan Lahlune, Ann Knohel, Chuck Oliver, Walter Colden, Dorn Schmidt, Peggi Anderson, Molly Biggs, Loretta Kane, Elaine Banncrman, Sally Eadic, Ellen Green, Ricky Ames, Cinia Pinkerton, Allan Ezell, Mikey Cloney, .lean Copley, Jean Parsons, Cynthia DeLoatche, Pan Johnston, Jeannie Ivins, Darlene Rathjen, Beth Chiles, Barry Conlyn, Joy Huntington. No! Piclzzrerl: Helen Bowers, Donna Bowers. l63 B. .- Wbwolf J S J' Nels Highlander Bottom Row aley J' Cheur 'mf J- F , ' C er: S, erg opley, J. B0 Whaley, 315011, Kn wyer, K Ke. Hizchcoclfldi, P And I IT. T 1 , . efso OP 1: . G H, E. ow' J' Cgbsgzif-Igywd Rlflazehon- Se S Z0 P. Cond colt, B. Sperlin-Q11nst0nsE0Ev,. Golden o.De1G B. ,Pip Cuania B Ce, Eu IQ!-lC0n1yn I art, B' The HIGHLANDER staff seeks to keep the student body informed. The HIGHLANDER is a source of school news, a promoter of school spirit, a stimulant of critical thinking, and an instrument for good scholarship. The HIGHLANDER serves to build McLean and to foster traditions in sportsmanship, school enterprises, and student opinion. EDITORS---Smlterl: D. Stanley, C. Geiger, Emily Horne, Editor-in-Chiefg D. Cloney, M. Moore, E. Orem. Standing: A. Ross, Mrs. Carter, Advisorg N. Woods, M. Ross. I64 Tartan . , h -, 'L - Y, t W. cw 21213536 36325433 lsmnlitilie GW, 6 First R0ndrick5'?n'QeLoatclIhd. Bob Stag' Yay BZ Cynghxikot Picture . C3569 ' Xdegi. vlVadseSSxi,rx5ef5' ln keeping with Moll-:anis Scottish theme, the magazine, formerly known as the TALON, became the TARTANQ for just as a tartan is a composite of colors, so is our magazine a composite of ideas. There is a vast supply of creativity in McLean's student body. The many hours of work put into layout, art work and cover design paid off in two of the best magazines ever presented to the student body. . B chiefs awk, SW aYea5Y n f Q ro E, . ' wha Soudgrilnsiiinstoigd Oiernzgllilgn Mmxclau otbrfh kmey Hoinev X Gelg ' YY C136 l HY CBT0 M dba in . 1 Em A, 5 k san Yxagpjfiohiiqogxigdrgg, STLTJIYEYHB Sundlzm 0 v l H6135 ' Kallm' U Conwn' T- path KUS BYGYSZ - BWV . Arm 19 Leawf john fd ll, sY Seated: Margaret Mims, Peggi Anderson, Mrs. Krell, Jean Copley, Martha Bowie, Barry Sperling, Ford Bond, Ricky Crickmer-Editor, Sheila Phillips. i lbs 11 Sane A Xe 0'B'lan' MOON' Key Club Front Row: J. Parsons, B. Stoy, .l. Souders, R. Grant, Mr. Barrow, W. Sanders, B. Fey, B. Thornberry, D. Thornett, A. Hollenbeck. Second Row: H. Erb, R. Knoblauch, R. Eschrich, G. Harvey, B. Osburn, E. Pifer, W. Sembower, B. Lowey, E. Youngs. Third Row: R. Bowers, M. Mosteller, D. Johnson, D. Rawls, R. Buckles, D. Watson, J. Howeland, L. McClennahan. OFFICERS At table: John Souders, Wes Sanders, Bill Fey, Bob Thornberry. In Back: Mr. A. Barrow. , I66 4m Key Club is an international organization Whose pri- mary function is service to the school and community. lts main objective is the building of integrity, initiative, leadership, unselfishness, and the other traits of strong character. Prospective members are elected by the stand- ing members. Prerequisites for membership are. a satis- factory grade average, good character, and leadership ability. Key Club is a service institution. e ette Club First Row: Ginia Pinkerton, Elaine Hazleton, Jeannie Ivins, Midge Hunt, Miss Pulley, Joy Huntington, Kay Bonner, and Betsy Leahy. Second Row: Sue Whaley, Anne Knodel, Lynn Goff, Bonnie Nelson, Sydney Erb, Gigi Lindon, Lynn Faris, Martha Horne, Priscilla Payne. Third Row: Ann Guthrie, Mary Frances Bonner, Tanya Rorex, Barbara Hamm, Amanda Ross, Sue Clarkson, and Carol Mc- N amara. The Keyette Club is a girls' service club. It is spon- sored by the Fairfax County Ki-Wives. Keyettes are from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. Mem- bers must work hard to live up to the motto of the club, We serve. Services were done this year for the community as Well as McLean High School. Seated: Kay Bonner, Betsy Leahy, Midge Hunt, President Ginia Pinker- ton, Ann Guthrie. Seated, above: Elaine Hazelton, Joy Huntington Jeannie Ivins. I67 Spanish Club Left to Right: Alice Brewer, Carol Davis. Second Row: Eva Light, Billie Brown, .loan Ferguson, Carol Prothro, Nancy Kloeber. Third Row: Bill Christopher, Pete Christopher. Latin Club Left to Right: A. Reiber, N. Hahn, C. Lawson, B. Pierce, N. Brown, P. Pierce, C. Jackson, S Bryant, M. Heins, B. Lindy. Second Row: S. Spooner, L. Killeen, P. Rockwell, R. Jones, K Burks, M. Hitchcock, D. Rathjen, M. Stanley, B. Foote, S. Lamar, G. Gray. Third Row: L. Bockel man, B. Watt, B. Roper, C. Monk, A. Creutz, L. McGriff. Fourth Row: M. Woods, M. Parish J. Huff, A. Cole, J. Bolt, H. VanPatton, H. Dellinger, J. Parsons, M. Weber, J. Brendle. lb8 The French Club was organized through the interest of French students. This year the French Club has been more active than in the past, with many more interesting activities and many more members. The activities this year included a trip to a French speaking church, seeing a French movie, and dining at a French restaurant. The enthusiasm of the officers and sponsors aided immensely in plan- ning these programs. Art Club French Club Left to Right: J. Shurtleff, S. Lashley, B. Whaley, S. Johnson, S. Squires, S Starnes, L. Golf, A. Knodel, B. Pollock, P. Caserio, M. Cloney, M. Riggs, S Davison, R. Thorton, B. Gernert, N. Miller, P. Loehne, S. Howe, P. Blaisdell B. Jordan, E. Westby, B. Baird, B. Pollock, C. Oliver, W. Golden, E. Orem, M Caldwell, B. Cato, M. Florembia, R. Bistyga, C. Robinson. The Art Club, although a small group this year, has engaged in many Varied projects. With its able leader, this organization spent much of its time working to gain a better understanding of the technique and history of art. The Art Club was organized to help those who are interested in art. Left to Right: Miss Nunn, Bill Jordan, Al Piercey, Mary Ann Foster, and Vicki This. I69 Debate Club 71, Front Row: Elizabeth VanDyke, Denise Brooks, Susan Youngs, Laurie Wadleigh. Second Row: Reid Thrasher Yates Dowell Jlm Howard, John Byers, Mr. Day. Third Row: Dick Cloney, Stwart Davis, Jan Farver, John Youn s Cral Colby Mike Parish The Debate Club has participated in a variety of ac- tivities. Intramural contests were held for the training of new members, while the more experienced members took part in Northem Virginia and Rotary League debates. Debating provides an opportunity for students to gain a greater knowledge on several subjects of cur- rent interest and gives them invaluable experience in public speaking. L Y Y l70 if ef! to . sung, Pjiiiiiigngjenise Brook ungs, Dick CI6nSecc3Gfl R013 gain ey, 1- Da ' 0 H . yu Thespians Right to Left: D. Harvey, E. Kreuger, P. Caseria, D. VonZohn, M. Schmidt, N. Wiinfield, S. Young, K. Strok, S. Cato, N. Ames. Second Row: B. Cato, J. Bolt, D. Hall, R. Ames, C. Windley, D. Hill. Third Row: C. Oliver, W. Sanders, J. Bowyer, J. Howard, T. Mathers, P. Achenbach, S. Wolf, Miss Skrinak. The McLean Chapter of the National Thespian Society is an honor society for all of those interested in dramatics. Each member has earned at least ten points by working in various parts of the dramatics department. The purpose of the Thespian Society is to encourage the dramatic arts in high school. This year many Thespians headed the numerous crews for the plays and were often in the cast. They also sponsored the Little People's Playhouse, in which they presented many childrenls stories to elemen- tary school students in the area. l7l The Future Teachers Club, made up of ap- proximately twenty students, has been active in its chief endeavor to stimulate among high school students an interest in teaching as a profession. Many members have gained valu- able experience and have given unlimited aid helping teachers in the nearby elementary schools. F .H.A. Left to Right: B. Poland, S. Miller, P. Brooks, D. Graham, P. Young, B. Finnelle, D. Casey, J. Kaul, L. Hood, L. McCrea, C. Keys, D. Claflin, C. Cardwell, Miss Morgan, K. Burke, B. Thomas, V. Hearn, L. Beary, B. Stone, B. Barden, P. Herbert, .l. Knowles, B. Berqline, P. Knowles, C. Creroan, S. Fitzsimmons, C. Furr, M. Isaacs, S. Sanders, A. McVicker, P. Millard, S. Miller, A. Dunn. F.T.A. Front Row: Sharon Howes, Jeannie Ivins, Lynn Faris, Carol Huddle. Second Row: Donna Kakalec, Bonnie Nelson, Kathy McNamara, Elaine Hazleton, .loy Huntington. Third Row: Julie Johnston, Ginia Pinkerton, Margaret Stanley, Mrs. Puffenberger, Karen Bell, Carol Prothro, Katti Lytle, Elizabeth Westby. The Future Homemakers of America give homemaking students an opportunity to be- come more familiar with the many fields of home economics. This year the F.H.A. aided in planning the numerous S.C.A. dinners and assisted in many other school functions. F .B .L.A. Left to Right: B. Bodnar, J. Parsons, Mrs. Parker, C. DeLoatehe, B. Brown, J. Schnell, F. Layman, S. Humphrey, L. Duncan, B. Baird, P. Milard, D. Graham, P. Hutton, J. Keene, B. Kemp, B. Bruce, M. Moore, M. Malhar. The Future Nurses Club was organized for students interested in the various phases of the medical profession. We have tried to have one business meeting and an extracurricular activity each month. We wish to express our appreciation to the Fairfax Hospital Associa- tion for contributing medical books to the library, and to other organizations that have given us assistance. The Future Business Leaders of America was a much larger group than in years past and the interest in all activities was spurred by a new sponsor, Mrs. Parker. The club has had a variety of new and interesting projects and social activities. This year, as in the past, F.B.L.A. is keep- ing the alumni files and sent invitations to the Homecoming Game and Dance to the graduates. Table: Mrs. Lucas, P. Hunnicutt, N. Holt, M. Schmidt, President, L. McGriff S. Rosenberger, Mrs. Hawks. First Row: V. This, M. Stoler, A. Dunn, B. J Grigsby, P. Wingert, D. Currie, M. Duncan, S. Delong. Second Row: P. Terring M. Cans, B. Pletsch, L. Foote, P. Blaisdill, F. Sparsliott, C. Holt, B. Foote, K Casscl. J. Edcns. J. Young, K. Kerr. B. Leahy. l I73 Pep Club C. Curran, B. Thomas, C. Snead, S. Clarkson, B. Trice, S. Whaley, K. Manger, P. Millard, B. Polleck, B. Polleck, B. Baird, F Layman, C. Waters, M. Fletcher, M. Ross, M. Teel, B. Goddard, L. Camp, J. Scheurer, V. Pinkerton, S. Sanders, S. Lamar, C. Kidd B. Berdine, D. Chapman, B. Neil, K. Schmidt, M. Smull, S. Fitzsimmons, Miss Lacey, M. Riggs, B. Hamm, L. Holcomb, P. Gernhoffer .l. Bell, L. Rollason, J. Milburn, P. Herbert, D. Baxter, D. Penino. The Pep Club helps promote school spirit and enthusiasm at all athletic activities among the students of McLean. Its members are responsible for selling programs at football games and decorating the goal post at home games. They publicize games and various activities by posters and announcements. This year's g'Sadie Hawkins Dayi' dance was sponsored by the Pep Club. I74 Left to Right L Killeen B Brown D Loftland N Brown J Seeley B. Spector, C. Colby, D. Brooks, N. Winfield, G. Libman, D Schmidt J Budlong F Taylor R Thrasher R Knoblauch A Creutz B Sperling, J. Warner, F. Bond, J. Nelson. The science club is an elective organization, dedi- cated to the furtherance of scientific knowledge. The basis for admittance is achievement and scholarship in the fields of science. The main function of the science club is to sponsor the annual science fair to further creative interest and ability in science. 55 QW C56 Rmhard M L X0 Q 4 ,. 'Q 0 .SQ gr? Se, C ellon VS. Ray Warn oclq ap Cra ter Reid VS. Thrash 91' lizard C P4770 eo, 61 6 MIICC Thrasher Bob Knight Jan Jabonek Joe McCarthy Laurle Wadlelgh Allan Creutz John Bohsh M1kC Crmdstaff 1106 Safety Club McLean's newly formed Safety Coun- cil has had a successful year. Not only did they present the first assembly last fall, but they sponsored 'Safety Week? Dur- ing this week, safety in our homes as well as automobile safety was emphasized. Many projects are planned for the future including a '4Road-e-o. Front R . Barbara 0x12-,,skAr5n Knodel, Sidney Erb Moore, D 1 ul' Fr?d Hoffman F T Nan Hahn, B0 . ar elle Rath , a V 1611, Jeannie Ivingiejgrefgnckson, Mlltilliigyfvfgliqzin. Second Row ' unt' o en, M .- Booster Club Front Row: Barbara Burstein, Ann Guthrie, Chris Wanamaker, Robin Pedlar, Betsy Trice. Second Row: Miss Dektor, Don DeLong, Biff Jones, Chuck Oliver. Third Row: Bill Wood, Dave Rice, Ron Escherich, Mickey Golden, Lewis Mc- Clenahan, Dick Rawls, Bob Stoy, .lim Hurst. Hlgtgn, K ay Bonner, Ned grgargifg The Booster Club is an asset to McLean High School. The members take tickets at various games, and are planning to erect a permanent McLean High Schoolf, sign at the entrance to the school. They often discuss and find solutions for certain problems that arise in our school life. Bible Club The Bible Club has been a busy group this year, with numerous activities and proj- ects. They have spent much of their time studying to gain a better understanding of the Bible. Their example has fur- thered a sense of high ideals throughout the student body. Left to Right: Sarah Campbell, Judy Wiley, Martha Cornell, Sylvia Thronberry, Charles Camp- bell. Second Row: Robert Thronberry, John Boaz, Clarence Kelly. Astronomy Club Left to Right: John Conway, Francis Cordon, Robert Shaefer, Robert lVlcLean,s new Astronomy Club was founded to further the interest of many students. in Hstar-gazingf, Each member has his own telescope, and each one has gained much knowledge of the heavenly bodies through their Friday night meetings. Left to Right: Jim Grant, Gary Minor, Paisley Rockwell. First inspection of Paisleyls new tele- scope. Johnson, Miss Kirstein, Charles Steele, Cary Minor, Jim Crant, Christo- pher Harvel, Allen Crcutz, Laurie Wadleigh, Joseph Whaley, Beth Brewer, Virginia Gilmer, Paisley Rockwell. l78 Book Room Help G. Pinkerton, A. Knodel, M. Hunt, L. Farris, J. Huntington, C. McNamera, B. Leahy, T. Rorex, S. Clarkson, B. Nelson, S. Erb, M. Bonner, D. Hudson, A. Ross, M. Schmidt, A. Guthrie, L. Clof, B. Bruce, S. Whaley, K. Bonner, M. Patterson, M. Horne, J. Schnell, J. Ivins, N. Tichenor. Supply Room Help Eva Light, Mary Utterback, .loan Braumlich. Not Pictured: Eva Kundzin, Barbara Hamm. Student S taf f Mr. Mason, D. Cloney, J. Howland, ,l. Warner, P. Negard, A. Ezell, D. Cottril, B. Thornberry, L. McClenahan, B. Cornell, C. Perry. I79 GTS PE. Help PE . . HQZDDPQ Ladgef- XXST4 B' ns B.B0anaf, 530 LYM50 ' Office Help Left to Right: P. Payne, R. Honeycutt, C. Furr, N. Killeen, J. E. Berto, S. Humphrey, B. Babhs. 80 rv, LJ. Lvraves A il 9 . Embre Y. The Guidance office helpers aid the counselors and secretary in many ways. They relieve the secretary of many tasks. Answering the tele- phone, running errands, and typing letters are just a few of the jobs done by these student secretaries. R S Drivers . U 4.4 1 ---5' cvvlld R . M- uceu, A. S foungs, 514202. .1St0CkhOuSe, hIell1E1af1,.C. Nelson C W .callemny J' Pa 1'1, E. Dumas. -Thefnklns, J, Stoilebil alton. yn . d , m , e lr Row. Mr, Masai? 5 lil'-'Y L.. L HJ ' 7 H, Dyer' . R. SamierstiillBllgoorfgjclxixglijeiiman, M- Damels' L ' b H Z B. Mah ef' ' lf rary 8 P Left to Right: C. Cardwell, M. Mosteller, C. Oliver, L. Camp, R. Pedlar, V. Morton, Don DeLong, Pat Devaughn, F. Layman. Left to Right: J. Seeley, A. Dunn, C. DeLoatche, G. Bowen, E. Smith, B. Wood, P. Hopkins, J. Hust, E. Smith, R. Rollason, D. Rusk, Bill Guner, G. MacWelsh, S. Miller, L. King, V. Johnson. H K: ... 2 K Athletics at McLean mean many things to different people. To those who participate it means hard Work, joy, and despair. To cheerleaders it means practice and a strong voice. To those who are managers it means being the right hand of the coaches and the team. To the coaches athletics are both work and pleasure. But to everyone athletics are a tangible thing which make one proud to be at lVIcLean. For the majority of the student body who will never know the terrible feeling of being responsible for the opponent's score or the hard work involved in being a team member, it is easy to sit back and run the team. The McLean student body doesn't consist of people who sit back and talk but do nothing. It is made of people, many people, Who sell programs, play in the band, belong to Pep and Booster Clubs, and most important come to games and support their teams even when the going is rough. lVlcLean has had rewards for its hard work and support. County football and basketball championships have been ours. The girls' basketball team has had the county's best record for the last three years. Our athletic department is one of which to be proud. viii f vb f 'T T ,-1114 f A, mgmgfw? P- ' W Q V I l ,lvl x , f f X-W' ITMJ? f-Q, gif ,iff x l , 'L ,, ,iii ' iz:-2 ' j 1 J A 1 sr bl J! M Wi H v vi' 0. Carolyn Soresi, Betty Ash? Co-Captain, Nancy Durham, Sue Clarkson, Midge Hunt, Robin Pedler, Co-Captaing Bonnie Nelson, Sidney Erb. Cheerleaders AS 1 Beth? X H Midge Hunkam, Caro 'J Bonnie Seuss: Nancy Dm new 6 Clarks Su L it I to aku? , iota tram O 1 School spirit has become an important factor in carrying out our ideals as a student body. This has been the goal of the varsity cheerleaders. They prwented an enthusiastic, encouraging spirit throughout the football and basketball sea- sons in their colorful red and grey uniforms and Wearing their magnanimous smiles. l tx f.V. Cheerleaders Left to Right: Barbara Cato, Carol Boyle, Tanya Greening, Kay Bonner, Captain, Dorothy Hudson, Judy Cronenberg, Sally Wilbur Eighth Grade Cheerleaders Back, Left to Right: Sally Searcy, Peggy McKibblew, Bonnie Jones, Edwards, Peggy Smith, Linda Jorgeuson. Judy Everes, Elaine Hovey, Sue Wilbur, Donna Kendall, Susan I85 Varsity Football First Row: Reed Eagle, Dickie Payne, Roger Grant, Art Embrey, Dick Watson, Leonard Thorton, Richard Coffman, Chess Graves, Corbin Thompson, and Jack Vincent fco-captainl, Tom Glassburner, Wayne Kuhn, Karl Hafen, Paul Brunner, and Bill Leishear. Second Row: Gary Ellison, John Isaacs, Mike Mote, Tom Matkovcik, Hunter Lindsey, Tom Leddy, Richard Jones, George Viereck, Gary Langhorn, Dave Dodrill, Jimmy Gaines, Richard Buckles, Frank Redman, and Melvin Daniels. Third Row: Eddie Clement and Larry Rudolph Cmanagersl, Bill Conine, Bruce Nelson, Jeff Warner, Russell Buckley, Evertt Revercomb, T. A. Bayne, Bill Shelton, Harry Hornberger, Charlie Lawson, Mr. Cole and Mr. Yost. McLean ..,,.,.., ,,,... 1 8 Groveton ,... , , ,,.,,.,,, 0 McLean ,......,. ,,..,. McLean ,,,,,,,,. ,,.,.. McLean McLean, ,,,..,,. ,.,.,. McLean McLean ...i.... ,..,,,. McLean McLean, ,,,.,,, ...,,,. I 86 13 George Washington ,,,,,, 13 Falls Church .,,,,, Fairfax Annandale .... Lee .,,,,,,.,., Mt. Vernon Hammond ....... Washington-Lee .......... ., . L eishear In akes H I-U I1 in Action What's going on ! Hold on to that ball! SO-fnefine has me ban Junior Varsity Football Front Row: Larry Leatherwood, Ty Tysinger, Duke DePlanque, Carl Soresi, Jimmy Tobin, Dickie Walton, Donnie Swanson Bob Shaw. Second Row: Joe Parsons, Frank Fields, Claude Brown, Mike Mason, Elliot McBride, John Armstrong, Bob Cato and Ken Bryan. Third Row: David Reeves, Tom Trent, Richard Lyons, Don Williams, John Bayne, Bob Burroughs, Ronnie Spitler Jerry Hall Bill Heppenstall, and Gene Swanson fmanagerj. JV,s between halves. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Fairfax .,,,, ,,..,.,.r l 9 Annandale ...... .. .,,,,,,,, 6 George Washington H 0 Groveton s,,..s,,,ss,..s,.. 13 Falls Church ,,,.,,,...., 7 Mt. Vernon .,s, ,s,,, 0 McLean McLean McLean McLean McLean McLean, I 1 Eighth Grade Football Left to Right: Michael Rugers, Harry Hood-Manager, Billy Anderson, Steve Harlow, Bobby Leigh, Bryan Jones, Larry Brock. Second Row: R. Rutherford, Lee Rathjen, David Konin, John Wilson, Jimmy Millard, Cordon Clatterbuck, David Bayne, Barney Barco, Mr. Rutherford4Coach. autnmroau MR. MAC Coach lt was very difficult for these eighth grade boys, as they had never played on a team together. Although they only Won one game iVi'VVV V they gained valuable experience and con- at y 5 tributed to our school spirit and morale. In These boys will be a great asset to future . 4 McLean teams. yytiyt 7 M12 . PAL li' C0a0bUTHERFoR o If89 Varsity Basketball Left to Right: Hunter Lindsay, Dickie Dean Cco-captainl, Elliot McBride, Herb Erb, Andy Shellman fmanagerl and Mr Holloway Second Row: Buzz Buse, T. A. Bayne, Donnie Carman, Pete Negard, Dick Ward, and Bobby Kiessling. Not PICZZLTGJ John Kalepp and lim Wilson fco-captainl. Groveton 7 77 7 Falls Church 7 ,,,,, 77 Annandale 7 7 7 Lee 77 7 7 George Washington Fairfax 7 77 7, Washington-Lee 7,,7,o Mt. Vernon 77 l90 McLean McLean lVlcLfran lVlcLean McLean McLean lVlcLean Mclaean VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES 7 7 o,,7, 40 Groveton 7 7 43 Falls Church 7 77 39 Lee 777777 77 77 50 Wakefield 7 77777 50 Fairfax 7 77 45 Hammond 77 7 7 7 412 Mt. Vernon 32 Annandale 769 36 31 65 58 4-9 63 51 lVlcLean lVlcLean McLean McLean McLean Mclaean lVlcLean McLean in Action Dean gh 0015- -5,-1w.f21w,w , f, T. A. Bayne grabs the hall. N6gHrd driv 9. 5 Junior Varsity Basketball es. Second Row P t O'Conner loo-captainj, Lonnie ,lon First Row: Jack Finelle, Claude Brown, Bob Fuller, Eric Smith, Irving Jones, a D drill, Bob Burroughs, Bruce Nelson. Not Pictured: Tom Dowd, Joe Vincent. Victor Coodell, Bob Smith, John Bayne, Dave o Claude Brown makes basket. McLean,s Junior Varsity basketball team had . . 7 d a fairly successful season by winning sex en an ith maintained a ten-point losing nine. Bob Sm n to lead the High- average during the seaso landers while other top scorers were David Dodrill, Lonnie Iona, Pat O7Conner and Bruce Nelson. These boys should strengthen next year,s varsity. I92 C1 di au e Brown inakes 3 bHSket. Ei hth Grade Basketball Left to Right: Cris Musser, Steve Revercornb, Alan Movat, Barney Barco, Terry Grefe, Robert Cooter, Harry Hood-Manager, Second Row: Steve Harlow, Danny Messenger, David Bayne, Billy Anderson, David Shaffer, Bryan Jones, Kirt Johnson, Mr. Miller-Coach. The Eighth Grade Basketball team ended a very sue- cessful season winning all their games, and the County Championship. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Miller, the boys showed fine team and school spirit. These boys will be fine additions to the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams of the future. Eighth grade in action against Falls Church. B I93 Varsity Baseball Left to Right: Buzz Buse, Bob Lowery, Vincent Pugh, George Vierck, Elliott McBride. Second Row: .lan Jobanek, Gay Ellison, Corbin Thompson, Bill Leishear, Dick Ward, Richard Jones-Manager. Third Row: Mr. Cole, Coach, Pete Christopher, Don Carmen, John Bayne, Bob Kiessling, Everet Revercornb, Dick Walton, Eddie Youngs, Mr. Miller-Coach. The outlook for this yearis Varsity Baseball team is very bright. Last year we had a very good season and this year should be equally as good because we have many players returning and many new prospects. The team is working hard to get into shape and many long hours of practice have been required. I94 VARSITY SCHEDULE March 30-Falls Church, Away April April April April April April April lVlay May May May May lVlay May May 3-Annandale, Home 7-George Washington, Away 14-Lee, Home 17-Fairfax, Away 21-Washington-Lee, Falls Church Stadium 24-lVlt. Vernon, Away 28-Groveton, Mt. Vernon Stadium 1-Falls Church, Falls Church Stadium 5-Annandale, Away 8-Hammond, Home 15-Lee, Away l9gFairfaX, Fairfax Stadium 22-Wakefield, Away 26-Mt. Vernon, Home 29fGroveton, Falls Church Stadium W Monk, John Waldo, John Allison, John Saliba, Dave Reeves, Mr. Yost-Coach. '95 in Action . ED YOUNGS-Pitcher warms up ,,..ua11XBOB Junior Varsity Baseball WERY Left to Right: John Leishear, Bob Smith, Russell Sanderson, Larry Groves, Claude Brown, John Armstrong, Glen Hovey, Jack Finelle. Second Row: Ansel Luxford, Jerry Hall, Carl Nelson, Don Swanson, Ken Bryant, Stanley Meadows, -Butch Hardin. Third Row: Carl , ,,, , l U l Track Lee Shultz, Duke DePlauque, Harley Glassburer, Walter Eyles, Roger Grant, Ford Bond, Bob Orem, Gary Cloney, Bill Hazelton, Chess Graves, John Youngs, Ed Orem, Bill Tysinger, Bob Cato, Richard Lyons, Elmo Piper, Pete Bockenek, Marvin Kennedy, Bob Brockle- hurst, Tom Matkovcik, Steve Chubb, Bob Bruce, .lim Huff, Brian Adams, Bob Burroughs, Dave Rice, Tom Glassburner, T. A. Bayne, Bruce Nelson, John Howland, Dave Dodrill, Walter Golden, Mr. Baughn, Biff Jones, David Blevins, Wes Sanders, .lack Seeley, Glenn Brodie, Wayne Kuhn, Mr. Mason. April April April April April April May May May I96 VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE 4-Memorial Relays, George Washington .reerrf .,,,,,,,,,., 9-Groveton and Lee, Ft. Belvoir ,,,,,, .l,,.. ,,-...,,,,, 7 15-Washington-Lee, Falls Church, Washington-Lee ,,,,..., 22-Mt. Vernong George Washington, George WaShiI1gIOH ..,.f, -,----- 25-Wakefield Invitational, Wakefield ..... .. .fff.fff,--,-frff-,--fff4rfY ---a a 4 29-Washington-Lee, Annandale, Groveton, Washington-Lee ,,,,,,,,.... 2-Fairfax County Meet, George Washington ,,.,,...fV,f,f.f,f....rrf fV-fffY 9-No. Virginia Track Meet, Washington-Lee ,,,.l 16-State T rack Meet 10:00 A.M 4:00 P.M 10:00 A.M 4:00 P.M 10:00 A.M 10:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M 4 :00 P.M. Ln Actwn MR. EAQEHAN Over the har- MR. CLZQQSON 1-2-3-Go--Chess Graves Mus the he dvyj Varsit H oclce Si!! to Front Row: Loretta Kane, Maggie Ross, Sally Eadie, Jean Braunlich and Priscilla Payne foo capta1nsJ Sandy Wilbur Kay Ryneska and Shirley Smith. Second Row: Susan Nichols, Beth Chiles, Jeannie Ivins, Joy Huntin ton Gail Christensen Mary Fitch Karen l Wade, Elaine Hazleton, and Miss Carroll. Mt. Vernon ......,......,,, 1 Annandale ,.,,,, ,,.,,,, 3 Groveton .,,, ,,,, l Falls Church .,.. ,,,.,,. 0 Herndon ,,,, .,,, 0 Fairfax .......,,,...,,,,,.l,, 7 VARSITY HOCKEY SCORES McLean McLean McLean McLean McLean McLean- The following girls report in . . .H Frannie Weber fmanagerl, Shirley Smith, Sandy Wilbur, Miss Carroll, Mary Fitch, Beth Chiles, Priscilla Payne, .lean Braunlich, and Gail Christensen. I98 Lets get the ball' Elaine Hazleton and Maggie Ross Junior Varsit Hockey n ni Q. Front Row: Alice Brewer, Nancy Brown, Donna Kane, Carol Cooksey, Virginia Wilkins fco-captainsl, Julee Floyd Phyllls Gunn Second Row: Judy Sorber fmanagerl, Ann Tippett, Gina Rockwell, Barbara Heinlen, Penny Harper, Merle Kemp Mimi Stanley Malinda Teel, Pat Opp, Ann Coleman, Nancy Hahn. v. Coach F un 9 gun U Wes Rawwx JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY SCORES Annandale H ,,.,, Groveton , ,.o, Falls Church ,,,,, ,,,,, Herndon ,,,, .,,,o Fairfax ,, ,,,, ,o., , , Mt. Vernon ,,,,,,,,,,,, McLean lVlcLean McLean Mclean McLean McLean Varsity Basketball Front Row: Fran Jones, Marilyn Barrow, and Jean Braunlich fco-captainsl, and Beth Chiles. Second Row Midge Hunt Carol Furr Merle Kemp, Carol Geiger, Eva Kundzins, Virginia Browne, Sarah Taylor, Nancy Ames, and Diane Gray. Go, Bfaunuih another One' make Falls Church Groveton ,,,ee ,ee,,,, 4 6 Annandale , Mt. Vernon Lee ,,,o,,ao,,,,, Falls Church Annandale Groveton t,ooo Fairfax ,,,, Mt. Vernon , Lee ,,,,,,, Fairfax ,,,,, McLean McLean McLean McLean McLean McLean , McLean ,, McLean Y, McLean Y McLean W McLean H McLean ,, Falls Church Groveton 7,7,, ,,,, Annandale ,, , Mt. Vernon Lee , ,. Falls Church Annandale 2 ,,,,, N Croveton , ., ..., Fairfax A ,7,w,,7 ,l,,,, . Mt. Vernon Lee ,,,,,,,7,,,, Fairfax .,,,. Junior Varsit Basketball McLean , ,,,,7 , McLean ,,,7,,,7 McLean, McLean. McLean, McLean ,,,,, 7 7 McLean ,,,,,,, McLean ,,,,,,, McLean ,,,,,7, McLean McLean McLean ,,,,,,, 1 .C 15 24 18 22 20 26 18 28 215 2, e1,,,, 36 1129 22 no ' Dps, n Amanda ROSS. t insl Virginia Wilkens Carol Cook- Front Row: Jean Brockelhurst, Sarah Nye, Nancy Good, Amanda Ross and Donna Murser fco-cap a , , sey, Kay Stone, Susan Marcey. Second Row: Dierdre Seeley, Susie Leedy, Lynn Swindler, Cathy Riggs, Mary Muse, Pat Opp, Edith Tyslinger, Martha Horne. Third Row: Judy Smith, Ann Cornfield, Kathy Wilkins, Molly Muir, Carolyn Braunlich, Jackie VanDoren. 20l Varsity Softball Left to Right: Pat Opp, Sandy Wilbur, Gail Christensen, Sally Eadie, Mary Fitch, Sally Leman. Second Row: Donna Musser, .lean Braunlich, Carol Geiger, Dana Crawford, Carol Furr, Bonnie Kemp, Merle Kemp, Sharon Spooner. VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM April 9-Falls Church, Home April 13-Herndon, Away April 16-Annandale, Home April 20-Groveton, Away April 23-Fairfax, Home April 27-Mt. ,Vernon, Home April 30-Lee, Away May 4-Fairfax, Away May 11-Herndon, Home May 14-Annandale, Away Our varsity softball team has shown this year the fine sportsmanship that is traditional at McLean. They have a fine standing, and they are one of the top teams in the county. ln the past years, they have won a top rating, and this year was no exception. 2oz p Junior Varsity Softball JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL April 9--Falls Church, Home April 27-Mt, Vernon, Hgmg April 13-Herndon, Away April 30-Lee, Away April 16-Annandale, Home May 11-Herndon, Home April 23-Fairfax, HOHIC May 14?Annandale, Away Kneeling, left to right: Elba Negron, Nancy Brown, Sally Nye, .lane Grant, Sharon Katen, Carol Cooksey, Judy Smith, Pat Shockley Standing: Juanita Cattenon lmanagerl, Velda Warner, Kay Stone, Kinda Magarity, Donna Musser, Sharon Walsh, Sue Geiger, Stewart Ryan, Juili Floyd fmanagerl. 203 All the activities at McLean this year were presented on a larger scale. Our 4'Get Acquainted Dance at the beginning of the year was a great success. Among numerous other activities which took place were the second annual Homecoming Dancef' the '6Christmas Dance, the 'Sweetheart Dance, and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. All were exciting as well as successful. The 'Safety Weekf, sponsored by the Safety Council and the 4'Clean-up Week sponsored by the Pep Club and the S.C.A. were projects which helped the morale at McLean a great deal. The Magazine Drive was victorious in that McLean became the fourth highest school in the nation in total sales. Many students won top honors in our Science Fair and were privileged to attend various other Science Fairs and educational meetings. These activities and many more gave students anopportunity to enjoy well- rounded lives. :tiiniiv AW!! ! 1 I 4,1 QWWWN Qi fi 5 , w-Ni1!4,w N ,f-M f' A L - X I LN! 'X H -Lum Cf,-W. 0 VID L 1 The second annual Homecoming of McLean High School was held on October 18. McLean romped over Lee High School 45-15 in the football game preceding the dance. The highlight of the day was the crowning of our sparkling Queen, Miss Sue Ellen Clarkson, by last year's royalty, Miss Pat Graves. Coach Yost is giving pointers to Corbin Thompson during the game. Couples enjoy the second annual Homecoming Dance. HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Sue Ellen Clarkson HOMECOMINC COURT: Barbara Cato, Nancy Durham, Sue Clarkson, Chris Wanamaker, Betty Ash, Dusty Starr and Susan Edwards. 207 s s e weethearrt Formal ee hm .X.. SWEETHEART QUEEN Miss Sue Whaley uance was crowded v Front Row: Diane Nalls, Sally Wilbur. Second Row: Dorothy Hudson, Mary Frances Bonner, .lean Clark, Sue Whaley, Queeng Carolyn Soresi, Pat Cern- hofer. 208 Dances Guthrie rec-'2iVe5 digg Arm White. from MYS- xen at Sllperla McLean,S xives Dance Senior SUpC'I'I3tiVeS if 5 5 1 fr Z Q Q 2 is 2 5 E si ,sv Mary Schmidt receives prize for most original costume at Beaux Arts Ball from Arm Knodel. 209 315314331 Showboat One big happy family. Paul Achenback sings Old Man River. Elm 3 M f- Leads practice, Wes Sanders and Mary Lena Paterson. Wes Sander, Mary Lena Patterson, Bob Duncan Ellen Krueger, Chuck Winley and Nancy Win- field take curtain calls. Ee. '4Showboat was presented at McLean, in three performances, November 7, 8, 9, by the dramatics and choral departments. It was a brilliant perform- ance by all the actors and actresses. Many people felt that the play was comparable to a college pro- duction. Carol Davis, Paul Achenback, Ricky Ames and Ann Knodel take their curtain calls. Madrigals on stage. Miss Skriank gives directions? ? ? l Actors rehearse? ? ? H .ff-l'Iv2llZi If-Gil 3 K , . i M 'E wk V N 13 u- E tim Hy X f ,Qi sl - we S Arne Sundland and Carolyn Soresi Tom my Mathe 1'S as Wilsz thou Hfd be 3 hw QuanliW and Qua i'x:MMrsH3M1Mws,M lopp Joe Da Publication Editors, Brooks Brown and Emily Horne, celebrate Sloppy Joe Day. ine beatnik outlook ,sc.,,,,zq by Ann Guthrie and Herb Erh Sloppy Joe Day is annually celebrated on Feb- ruary 2-Ground Hog day. On this day students are allowed to wear old, ridiculous, and sloppy clothes. Most of the student body observes this priv- ilege, making the day successful. Ricky Crickmer? Are you drunk??? -It , exif:-x. - - H1511 --. 0 I Bob Bugge throws paper balls in Physics. Dick Cloney has a new out fit? ?? Meet Arne undlaml Arne Sundland was lVIcLean's first foreign ex- change student. Arne, who is a member of McLean's Senior Class, is a native of Oslo, Norway. Arne has been very active in extracurricular activities and has made many contributions to our school spirit. We at McLean sincerely hope that Arne has en- joyed his year in the United States and that he liked McLean High School. McLean may have many foreign students in future years but we will always remember Arne. Arneis Birthday Cake Science Fair McLean held a very successful science fair on March 6 and 7. Out of many projects that were entered, about fifty were chosen to go on to the Northern Virginia Fair. The three projects the judges considered the best were awarded the special honor of First, Second, or Third in the fair. Murray Woods builds a Solar Furnace PX ce in Fair: WCM u a . First Place in Fair: The Production of Penicillin-John 'H:3S,Brooke Brown Lierance. George Libman uses '4Perpetual Motionf' Helen Heins' project on '4Crystal Growth. Vi-1' -' ' 'fwwfw McLean Life 'S Dexter Hill eats in Algebra III Maggie ROSS Boxmie N elSOH in H UU ,Q .,,.1sg1., 33609 , .em f- f Qmwmwwess anew. Christm More presents for Mr. Rich Hs for M I'. N, 4 2 PAUL REECE ACHENBACH Clubs and Activities: Clan, 4: A Cappella Choir, 2: Madrigals, 3, 4: Modern Music Masters, 3, 4, Vice- Pres., 3: Thespians, 3, 4: Down in the Valleyn: Sev- enteenv: 4'Julius Caesar : Show Boat. Further Education: William and Mary. Career Choice: Rocket scientist. RICKY AMES Clubs and Activities: Homeroom Alt. Rep., 2: News- paper, 2: Varsity Debate, 2, 3, 4, Treas., 3: g'Charley,s Auntn: Devil and Daniel Webster : 'LMarriage Pro- posaln: Seventeen : Hearts were Young and Gay : Julius Caesarw: 'cShow Boat.'7 Honor Societies: Thespian Society, 2, 3, 4. Awards and Honors: Honor Thespian f80 pointsl: Merit Semi-finalist. Further Education: Dartmouth. Career Choice: Foreign Service. ALBERT SEGORD ANDERSON Clubs and Activities: J.V. Football, 1: Choir, 1: A Cappella Choir, 2, 3, 4: 64Down in the Valleyv: 6'Seven- teenn: '4Show Boat. Career Choice: Photographer. MARGARET LAVINIA ANDERSON Clubs and Activities: SCA Cabinet, 4: Talon, 1, 2, 3, 4, Board of Editors, 1, 2, Art Editor, 4: Newspaper, 3, 4: Clan, 4: Editor of Handbook: French Club, 3. 4. Treas., 4: Senior Privileges Committee: Drama Produc- tions, 2, 3, 4. Honor Societies: Thespian Society: Jr. Honor Society 2: Senior Honor Society, 3, 4. Awards and Honors: Most Promising Actressi' bv Thespian Society. Future Education: Duke. Career Choice: Housewife. BEI'IY ANN ASH Clubs and Activities: J.V. Softball, 2: Varsity Cheer- leader, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4: SCA Rep., 2: Girls Chorus, 1, 2, Pres., 2: Booster Club, 1, 2. 3, 4: Vice-Pres.. 4: Pep Club, 3: Treas. of Class, 1, 2, 3. Honor Societies: Senior Honor Society, 4. Awards and Honors: Rep. to Pancake Contest, 2: Varsity Letter for Cheerleading: Sweetheart Court, 2: Home- coming Court, 3, 4. Further Education: Mary Washington. Career Choice: Airline Hostess. FRANK SCOTT BAILEY Clubs and Activities: Wrestling 3, 4. Further Education: College. 2I8 ROBERT SENEY BALLAGH, JR. Clubs and Activities: Baseball Manager, 2: Sym. Band, 2, 3, 4, Band Pin, 2: Allstate Band, 3, 4: B Solo Medal, 3: French Club, 3: Julius Caesar : Bus Patrol, 1, 2: Monitors, 4. Awards and Honors: Varsity Baseball Manager Letter. Further Education: Bradenis Prep School, then West Point. Career Choice: Engineer. NANCY CAROLYN BENNETT Clubs and Activities: School Store Worker, 3, 4: Homeroom Rep., 2, 3: Majorette, 1: Homeroom Pres., 2: Homeroom Secretary, 4. Further Education: Strayers Business School. Career Choice: Secretary and be married. BARBARA ANNE BICKLEY Clubs and Activities: Girls' Chorus, 1, 2: Pep Club, 4. Further Education: Junior College DAVID ROBERT BLEVINS Clubs and Activities: Intramural Basketball, 2, 4: SCA Rep., 4: Sym. Band, 2, 4: Concert Band, 3, 4, Pres., 4: Monitors, 2: 'cShow Boatf, Further Education: Madison College. Career Choice: History Teacher. HOWARD DAVID BOBST, JR. Career Choice: Navy. SHIRLEY IRENE BOBST Clubs and Activities: Main Office, 1: Phys. Ed. Office, 4: FBLA, 3. Career Choice: Housewife. BARBARA LEE BODNAR Clubs and Activities: Varsity Softball, 1: Intramurals, 2: Guidance Off., 1: Phys. Ed. Off., 1, 4: Assistant Teacher, 1, 3: SCA Rep. 1: Glee Club, 1: Girls Chorus, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus, 4: FBLA Historian, 4: Guide, 1: School Store Manager, 1: Senior Commencement Com- mittee, 4: Play, 1. Awards and Honors: Letter and pin for Sports, 1. Career Choice: Secretary. Honor Societies: National Honor Society, 4. MARY FRANCES BONNER Clubs and Activities: SCA Cabinet, 4: Newspaper, 3: Clan, 4: A Cappella Choir, 2, 3: Madrigals, 4: Drama, 1: Pep Club Treas., 3: Keyettes, 4: Commence. Comm., 4. Awards and Honors: Prom Court, 3. Further Education: William and Mary. Y GAIL EVALINE BOWEN Clubs and Activities: Assistant Lib., 3, 4: Occupational Training Course, 3: Comm. for Jr. Prom.: '4Around the World in 80 Days : Musi-Colt, 3. Further Education: Madison College. Career Choice: Library Science. RICHARD ARDEN BOWERS Clubs and Activities: Clan, 3, 4, Business Editor, 4: Monitor, 4: Homeroom Treas., 3: Homeroom Pres., 4. Further Education: College. MARTHA ALICE BOWIE Clubs and Activities: Guidance Worker, 2, 4: Talon, 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Editor, 4: Girls Chorus, 2: Latin Club, 3. Honor Societies: Jr. Honor Society, 1, 2. Further Education: College. JEAN ANN BRAUNLICH Clubs and Activities: J.V. Softball, 1: J.V. Hockey, 3: Varsity Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Softball, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3: Varsity Hockey co-captain, 4: Girls Chorus, 1: Homeroom Pres., 2. Further Education: College. JOAN LEE BRAUNLICH Clubs and Activities: Supply Store, 4: Clan, 3, 4: Pep Club, 3: J .V. Basketball, 2. Further Education: College. RUSSELL KEITH BROCK Clubs and Activities: Football, I: Basketball, 2, 3: Track, 3: Band, 1: Spanish Club, 2: Projection Club, 2: Letter Club fBasketballJ, 3: Play, 3. Awards and Honors: Band Letter: Basketball Letters: Two Track awards. Further Education: Texas University. MARY BROOKE BROWN Clubs and Activities: Clan, 1, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Ed., 3, Editor- in-chief, 4: Newspaper, 1, 2, 3: Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Science Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 1, 2: Science Fairs, 2, 3: Science Institute, 3. Honor Societies: National Honor Society, 3, 4. Further Education: College. SANDRA LEE BROWN Clubs and Activities: Varsity Softball, 1: Asst. Lib., 4: SCA Rep. 3. Further Education: Business College. S. CLIFFORD BROWNE 220 BRENDA MAE BRUCE ' Clubs and Activities: Varsity Basketball, 3: Book Store, 2: SCA Rep., I: Pep Club, 3: Keyette, 4: FBLA, 4: Latin Assembly, 2. Further Education: Hood College. MARGARET WATTS BRYAN Clubs and Activities: Bowling Team, 1: SCA Rep. 2: Madrigals, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4: Senior Chorus, 3: Nonuette, 3: Junior Chorus, I, 2: Junior Y-Teens, 1: Les Cadets, 2: Le Circle Francais, 3: Rank Leader, Drill Team, 3: HShow Boat : uComet Shown: All State Chorus, 4. Future Education: Madison College. Career Choice: Music Education. ROBERT RUSSELL BUGGE Clubs and Activities: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band, 3, 4: All State Band, 4: Modern Music Masters, 3, 4. Further Education: V.P.I. Career Choice: Electrical Engineering. BARBARA ELAINE BURSTEIN Clubs and Activities: Varsity Softball, 2, 3, 4: Student Lib., 4: Booster Club, 4, Advisory Council: Magazine Drive, 2: Homeroom Treas., 2. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Liberal Arts--Psychology. DONALD A. BUSHEY Further Education: College. CARMELINA CABRERA Clubs and Activities: Basketball, 2: Volley Ball, 3: SCA Rep. 2: SCA Secretary, 3: Red-Cross, 2, Pres.: Music, V.-Pres., 3. Honor Societies: Senior Honor Society, 3. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Secretary. DENNY CARRICO L Clubs and Activities: Baseball, 2: Dramatics, 1: Stamps and Bonds Rep., 1: '4Our Townf' Awards and Honors: Letter in Baseball. Further Education: Jr. College in North Carolina. Career Choice: Air Force. SUZANNE CATO Clubs and Activities: SCA Rep., 4: Clan, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 1, 3: A Cappella Choir, 4: Spanish Club Pres., 3: Thespians, 4: Debate Club, 3: Dance Club, 3: Children's Theater Group 4: Wlihe Devil and Daniel Webstern: Julius Caesarv: '4Show Boat : Charlie,S McLean High School Class Rings ond Commencement Announcements Supplied by W. C. SAUNDERS COMPANY 3I I0 Wesl' Marshall Slreel' RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Aunt , '6Our Hearts were Young and Gay , I'Seven- teenvg The Doctor in Spite of Himself? Further Education: College. Career Choice: Mathematics or Fashion Designing. JAMES DAVID CAVANAUGH Further Education: College. BRENDA KAY CHEEK Clubs and Activities: Office Worker, 4: Asst. Librarian, 2, 3: Talon, 2, FHA, 1, 2, 3, Secretary, 1, Treas., 2: FBLA, 3, 4: Pep Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2. Further Education: William and Mary. DONALD LAWRENCE CLARK Further Education: V.P.I. Career Choice: Engineering. JEAN ANN CLARK Clubs and Activities: Student Advisory Council, 2: Homeroom Sec.-Treas., 4: Marching Band, 1: Ski Club, 2, Sigma Chi Tri Hi Y, Chaplain, 3, San Bernardino Tri-Y, 2 g Science Club, 3. Further Education: College. SUE ELLEN CLARKSON Clubs and Activities: J.V. Basketball, 2, Intramurals, 1, 2: G.A.A., 1, Varsity Cheerleading, 4: Newspaper, 1: Pres. Swimming Club, 1: Pep Club V. Pres., 3, 4: Keyettes, 4, Homeroom Pres., 4. Awards and Honors: School Letter, 1: May Queen, 1, Home-Coming Queen, 4. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Air Line Stewardess or teacher for handi- capped children. WILLIAM EDWARD CLEMENT Clubs and Activities: Tumbling, 2: Man. Football, 3: Football, 4: Bowling Club, 1: Hobby Club, 1. Further Education: U. S. Army. Career Choice: Airborne-special forces. RICHARD MORGAN CLONEY Clubs and Activities: ,I.V. Football, 1, V. Track, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball, 2: Laboratory Asst., 4: SCA Rep., 2: Cabinet, 4: Clan, 2, 2: Newspaper, Business Manager, 4: Thespians, 3, 4, Debating, 3, 4, Treas., 4: 'ISeventeen.I' Awards and Honors: 2nd. Poetry, 2: 2nd, Public Speaking, 3. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Medicine. RICHARD LEE COFF MAN Clubs and Activities: .I.V. Football, 3: V. Football, 4, 222 Intramural Basketball, 1, 2. Further Education: University of Va. Career Choice: Business. HARRIETT EDNA COLEMAN Clubs and Activities: Intramural Badminton. Career Choice: Secretary. MARILYN DOROTHY COLLINS Clubs and Activities: Girls Chorus, 1, A Cappella Choir, 2, FBLA, 3. Career Choice: Clerical work. BEVERLY ANN COOK Clubs and Activities: Girls Chorus, 2: Library, 4, Monitor, 3: Pep Club, 3: FBLA, 2, 3. Career Choice: Work for government. BARBARA JEAN COPLEY Clubs and Activities: Guidance, 2, 3, 43 Clan, 3, 4: Highlander, 4: Talon, 3, 4, Exchange Editor, 45 Latin Club, 1, 2. Honor Societies: Jr. Honor Society, 1, 2, Secretary, 2: National Honor Society, 3, 4. Further Education: College. BOB DAVID CORNELL Clubs and Activities: Varsity Track, 1: Hall Monitor, 3, Homeroom Pres., 1, 3, 4: Vice-President of Sophomore Class. Honor Societies: Jr. Honor Society, 1. Career Choice: Statistician. WILLIAM GEORGE COURTNEY Clubs and Activities: Intramural Basketball, 2, Future Farmers of America, 1: Band, 1. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Undertaker. RICHARD CASE CRICKMER Clubs and Activities: Track, 2, Latin Club, 2: Debate Club, 3, Newspaper, 3: Yearbook, 3: Talon, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sales Manager, 2: co-editor, literary, 3: Editor-in- chief, 4. Honor Societies: Jr. Honor Society, 1, 2: National Honor Society, 3, 4. Awards and Honors: State Latin Contest, 1, 2. Further Education: College. HARRY EDWARD CRISPELL PRESTON McLEAN DRUG For All Your Drug Needs EL 6-4444 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1959 2 4 if Pi Y E A M20 'IJ' 'W ' 23I3 Wilson Blvd Al V JAk 8 I00 KAREN DIANE CURRY Clubs and Activities: Guidance worker, 4: Stamp Rep., 2: SCA Rep., 1: Constitutional Convention, 3: Talon Staff, 2, 3: Newspaper Distribution Manager, 3: Clan, 4: A Cappella Choir, 1, 2: Madrigal, 2, 3, 4: Scholar- ship to Massanetta, 3: Musical Prod., 1, 2, 3, 4: Booster Club Advisory Council, Secretary, 4: Senior Robe Comm., 4: Commencement Comm., 3. Awards and Honors: D.A.R. award for American His- tory, 3: J.V. letter for cheerleading, 1. Further Education: College. SANDRA JOY DARNE Clubs and Activities: Softball, 2: Girls Chorus, 1, 3: Mixed Choir, 4. Awards and Honors: J.V. Softball letter. Career Choice: Get a good job and then get married. CYNTHIA MARIE DeLOATCHE Clubs and Activities: Student Librarian, 4: Student Secretary to Mr. Rich, 4: Clan, 4: Talon, 2, 3, 4: FBLA 2, 3, 4, Treas., 3, Pres., 4: Interclub Council, 4: Home- room Reporter, 3: Commencement Comm., 4. Honor Societies: National Honor Society, 3, 4. Further Education: Madison College. Career Choice: Business Education. DONALD ARTHUR DeLONG Clubs and Activities: Track, 2, 4: Student Librarian, 3, 4: Monitor, 2: Captain of Monitors, 3: SCA Rep., 3: Latin Club, 1, 2: Booster Club Advisory Council, 4: Latin Assemblies, 1, 2: Graduation Comm., 3. Awards and Honors: Winner of Boys' Prose Contest, 2. Further Education: American University. Career Choice: Economist. MARTHA ELLEN DEUTERMAN Clubs and Activities: Guidance, 1: FBLA, 4. Awards and Honors: Library Award, 2, 3. Further Education: Georgetown University, Nursing School. Career Choice: Nurse. PATRICIA ANN DeVAUGHN Clubs and Activities: Library, 1, 2, 4: Pep Club, 3. Career Choice: Work for government. JOHN FRANCIS DOWD Clubs and Activities: IV. Baseball, 1: J.V. Basketball, 1: J.V. Football, 1: SCA Rep., 3: Cabinet, 4: Student Teacher, Gym, 3: Chairman Senior Privileges Comm., 4. JANICE LYNNE DUNCAN Clubs and Activities: Girls Chorus, 2: FBLA, 4. Further Education: Washington School of Secretaries Career Choice: Secretary. 1: FHA, 3, 4: FNA, 4. Further Education: Longwood. Career Choice: High School English Teacher. DUANE DUNN Clubs and Activities: Student Lib., 1 3, 4: Girls Chorus, ANN ELIZABETH DUNNING Clubs and Activities: Badminton Intramurals, 2: Home- room Pres., 3: Girls Choir, 3: Mixed Choir, 4: Bowling Club, 3: Pep Club, 4: French Club, 4. Awards and Honors: Forensic Class Winner, 2, 3. Further Education: William and Mary. Career Choice: Airline Stewardess. HAMMOND LEITH DYER REED CARL EAGLE Clubs and Activities: Football, 3, 4: Basketball, 4: Track, 2: Symphonic Band, 3, 4. Awards and Honors: Varsity Football Letter: Varsity Track Letter. Further Education: B.Y.U. Career Choice: Commercial and Industrial Art. ARTHUR LAWRENCE EMBREY Clubs and Activities: ,I.V. Basketball, 1, 2: Varsity Bas- ketball, 3: Varsity Football, 4: SCA Moral Comm., 4, Homeroom Pres., 4. Awards and Honors: ,l.V. Basketball Letter: Varsity Basketball Letter: Varsity Football Letter. Further Education: Florida State. Career Choice: Businessman. HERBERT B. ERB Clubs and Activities: ,l.V. Basketball, 1, 3: Varsity Basketball, 4: SCA Rep., 3, Parliamentarian, 4: Key Club, 4: '4Our Hearts were Young and Gay,'7 2. Honor Societies: Senior Honor Society, 3: Pres., 4. Awards and Honors: Outstanding Scholar in math, English, and foreign languages, 1: Honorable mention in State Latin Contest, 2: Honorable mention in State French Contest, 3. Further Education: Duke University. Career Choice: Medicine. RONALD EDWARD ESCHERICH Clubs and Activities: Highlander, Circulation Manager, 4: Talon, 3, 4: Clan, 3, 4: Boys Chorus, 1: A Cap- pella, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 3, 4: Thespians, 3, 4: Key Club, 3, 4: Modern Music Masters, 3, 4: Booster Club, 4: uDoctor in Spite of Himselfw: 6'Scventeen',3 ihlulius Caesarf' BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC. Two Offices +0 Serve You MAIN OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE 409 S. Glebe RCI. I44 E. Maple S'l'. ArIing1'on, Va. Vienna, Va. JA 5-9400 DU 5-6700 STATE WIDE REAL ESTATE SERVICE Virginia Homes and Farms JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY REALTORS Specializing in SALES - RENTALS - MANAGEMENT - APPRAISALS II3 Wes'l' Broad S+ree+ Tel. JEF'Ferson 2-2620 FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA H. J. BROWN PONTIAC, INC. I550 Wilson Blvd. ArIing'I'on, Va. JA 2-4700 Further Education: U. of Oklahoma Career Choice: Aeronautical Engineer. PATSY LEE EVANS Further Education: Business College. Career Choice: Secretary. OTHO ALLEN EZELL Clubs and Activities: Library, I, 2: Clan, 4: Stamp Rep., 3: Captain Monitors, 2, 3: Monitors, 4: Bowling Club, 3: Stamp and Coin Club, 1: Bus Patrols, I. Further Education: West Point. WILLIAM LOUIS FEY Clubs and Activities: .I.V. Track, 2: ,I.V. Football, 3: SCA Rep. 4: Boys Chorus, 1: A Cappella Choir, 2: Madrigals, 3, 4: Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 4: Down in the Valley, 2: Seventeen, 3: Show Boat, 4. Honor Societies: Modern Music Masters, 3, 4, Vice- Pres., 4. Awards and Honors: J.V. Football Letter. A Further Education: Dartmouth College. Career Choice: Engineering. SHEILA ANN FITZSIMMONS Clubs and Activities: Girls Choir, 2: Mixed Choir, 3: A Cappella Choir, 4: Pep Club, 3, 4: FHA, 3, 4, Sec., of Homeroom, 3: Treas., of Mixed Choir, 3. Awards and Honors: Beta Sigma Phi Home Economics Award, 3. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Demonstrator for VEPCO. DAVID CHARLES FLAHERTY Clubs and Activities: Intramurals, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling, 3: Baseball, 4. LINDA FOOTE Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club, 4: Future Nurses Club, 4: Dance Club, 3: Chemistry Lab Asst., 4. Awards and Honors: Winner of State Spanish I Con- test, 3. Further Education: Mary Washington. Career Choice: Nursing. MARY ANN FOSTER Clubs and Activities: Clan, 4: Chorus, 1: Y-Teens, I, Chaplain: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Latin Club, 1, 2: Aquatics Club, 1: FTA, 2, 3, 4. Further Education: Miami University. Career Choice: Primary Teacher. CAROL BRUCE GEIGER Clubs and Activities: Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Tennis, 4: Basketball, I, 4: Hockey, I: Intramural Basketball, 3, 4: Newspaper, Art Editor, I, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor, 4: Talon, I, 2, 3, 4: Art Club, Vice- Pres., 3: French Club, 3: Bowling Club, 3: Girls Intra- mural Board, Publicity Chairman, 4. Awards and Honors: Softball, Varsity 4 Letters: Ist Place Magazine Drive Poster Contest: Ist Place Maga- zine Drawing Drama Cartoon Contest: Girls Intramural Emblem: Ist Place Contest for writing best story about McLean for Teen Magazine. Further Education: William and Mary. Career Choice: Journalism. DOUGLAS TALBERT GILBERT Clubs and Activities: Library, I. THOMAS MORRIS GLASSBURNER Clubs and Activities: Football, I, 2, 3, 4: Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. Awards and Honors: Track Letter and Football Letter. Further Education: College. WALTER GOLDEN Clubs and Activities: Track, 2, 3, 4: Co-captain of Monitors, 3: Talon 4: Clan, 4: Highlander, 4: French Club, 3, 4: Booster Club, 4, Latin Play, 1, 2. Further Education: Hampton-Sydney. Career Choice: Engineer. DONNA MARIE GOOD Main office, 2: Book Room, 4: Mr. Rich's secretary, 4: Highlander, 3, 4: Pep Club, 3: Monitor, 1. Further Education: American University. LARRY SHERMAN GRAHAM ROGER WILLIAMS GRANT III Clubs and Activities: J.V. Baseball, 1: LV. Basketball, I: J.V. Football, 2: J.V. Football, 3: Track, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football, 4: SCA Cabinet, 4: Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Lt. Governor, Division IO: Latin Plays 2, 3. Honor Societies: Junior Honor Society, I, 2. Awards and Honors: Boys State, 3. Further Education: College. PATRICIA I . GRANT Clubs and Activities: Government Treas., 4: SCA Rep. 4: Librarian, 4. ARTHUR CONWAY GRAVATI' Clubs and Activities: Varsity Wrestling, 3, 4: Head of Program Comm., Model Airplane Club, 4: Bus Patrol, 2. Further Education: Benjamin Franklin. Career Choice: Certified Public Accountant. Jusf a Few of fhe Hundreds of Homes Pomponio ls Offering for Sale RE gl 0 4 gs Q:Wg 'c 3 , 2 'f 11552 T-is Z 3 'D 2222 Wilson Blvd. y Arlingfon, Va. JA 7-6660 Whefher you wanf a new home or re-sale home, Colonial or Cape Cod, Bi-Level or Splif-Level. Rambler or Confemporary, Pomponio will help you find fhe home of your choice. You'll find a friendly afmosphere and spirif of helpfulness always prevails af Pomponio's. FURNITURE CARPETING - DRAPERIES - ACCESSORIES. Pleasanf Terms . Open Daily Till 9 . Safs. Till 6 BARNES 81 KIMEL CO. Arlingfon - Falls Church STANLEY R. ROWLAND CO., INC. Realfors Mulfiple Lisfing Member SALES - RENTALS - MANAGEMENT I20 E. Broad Sf. Falls Church, Va. JE3-3333 EDWARD CHARLTON GRAVES Clubs and Activities: Intramural Basketball, 2, J.V. Football, 2, 3, co-captain, 3, Track, 3, 4, Varsity Co- captain, 4, Homeroom Pres., 1, 2, SCA Rep., 2, Sen- ator, 2. Awards and Honors: J.V. Football Letter, Track Letter, Varsity Football Letter. Further Education: College. DIANE J UDITH GRAY Clubs and Activities: Varsity Hockey, 1, J.V. Softball, 1, GAA, 2, Alt. Cheerleader, 2, Sym Asst.., 4, SCA Rep., 2, Clan, 3, Band, 1, 2, Chorus, 2, Swimming, 2, Sophomore Class Play, 3, Prom Comm., 3. Awards and Honors: Varsity Hockey Letter, GAA Letter. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Nursing. ETTA LEE GREEN Clubs and Activities: Clinic, 1, Guidance office, 3. Further Education: Strayers College. WILLIAM GREEN BILLIE JEAN GRIGSBY Clubs and Activities: Book Store, 3, Clan, 4, FHA, 1, YFC, 1, Treas., 2, Sec., 3, Pres., 4, French Club, 3, FNA, 4, Commencement Comm. 2, 3, Julius Caesar 3. Further Education: Alexandria Hospital School of Nurs- ing. Career Choice: Nurse. ANN FAKES GUTHRIE Clubs and Activities: Tennis Intramurals, 3, 4, Phys. Ed. Asst., 4, SCA Rep., 2, SCA Cabinet, 4, Talon, 3, 4, Highlander, 3, 4, Co-editor of Student Handbook, 4, Editor of Senior Newspaper, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, French Club, Sec., 3, Pres., 4, Booster Club, 4, Keyette Club, 4, Down In the Valleyi' 2, Stamp Rep., 3. Further Education: Duke or Pembroke. Career Choice: Architect. KARL JOHNS HAFEN Clubs and Activities: Wrestling, 3, Varsity Football, 4. Further Education: V.P.I. or Armed Forces. Career Choice: Engineer. CARL RANDOLPH HAGEN Clubs and Activities: Wrestling, 3. Further Education: G. W., Overland, American Univer- sity. Career Choice: Geology. 228 BARBARA DALE HAMM Clubs and Activities: Supply Room, 4, Highlander, 2, SCA Rep., 2, Girls Chorus, 1, Pep Club, 4, FBLA 4, Keyettes, 4. Further Education: Brigham Young U. Career Choice: Education. J ULIAN ROBERT HANSBOROUGH Clubs and Activities: SCA Rep., 1, 4, Highlander, 1, A Cappella Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, '6Down in the Valley 2, 'cSeventeen 3, Show Boat 4. Further Education: V.M.I. Career Choice: Civil Engineer. LEE HARTMAN Clubs and Activities: Gymkhana Team, 2, Library Club, 2. Further Education: Strayers College. Career Choice: Marriage. RICHARD S. HATCHIK Further Education: George Washington U. Career Choice: Chemical Engineering. PEGGY ANN HAWLEY Clubs and Activities: Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, Bowling, 1, 2, Office Worker, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, Majorette, 1, 2, FHA, 1, 2, 3, FBLA, 1, 2, 3, Reporter, 3, Latin Club, 1, GAA, 2, 3, Choral Club, 1, Tri-Hi-Y, 3, Variety Show, 3. Career Choice: Secretary. PEGGY JEAN HAYLER T Clubs and Activities: Basketball, 3, Clan, 2, Literary Ed., 3, Associate Ed., 4, Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3. Awards and Honors: Basketball Letter, 3. Further Education: Iowa State College. Career Choice: Chemistry. HOMAS GREIG HENDERSON Guidance Office, 3, SCA Pres., 1, 3, Rep., 4, News- paper, 1, Exchange Editor Newspaper, 2, Yearbook, 3, Pres. Jr. Red Cross, 3, Bible Club, 1, Sophomore Class Vice-Pres., Play, 1, Career Day Executive Comm., 3. Awards and Honors: School letter, 1, Outstanding Jr. Red Cross Member, 3. Further Education: Colorado State U. or Cornell. Career Choice: Animal Husbandry. PATRICIA LOUISE HERBERT Clubs and Activities: FHA, 4, Pep Club, 4, Homeroom Pres., 4. Further Education: William and Mary or Mary Wash- ington. 7 Seleci' a Home From One of Ihe Developmenis Sponsored by WILLIAM P. PARRAMORE, REALTOR 4664 NorI'h 34+h S+reeI' ARLINGTON 7. VIRGINIA Surrounding This Fine High School BARR REALTY, INC. Insurance Loans Ren+aIs 21 I6 WILSON BLVD. JAcIcson 43350 Real Es+a+e Insurance THE DARBY COMPANY 23I9 WILSON BOULEVARD ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA JAcIcson 5-9393 NANCY CARROLL HICKS Clubs and Activities: J.V. Basketball, 1, 2: J.V. Cheer- leading, 1, 2: Varsity Cheerleading, 3: Phys. Ed. Office, 3, 4: SCA Rep. 1, 2: Clan, 4: Pep Club, 4: FBLA, 3. Honor Societies: Jr. Honor Society, 1, 2. Awards and Honors: J.V. Cheerleading Letter: ,1.V. Basketball Letter: Varsity Cheerleading Letter. Further Education: Mary Washington. Career Choice: Overseas Public Relations for government. DEXTER LLOYD HILL Clubs and Activities: 'flulius Caesarn: Show Boat : Seventeen Honor Societies: Thespian Society, 3, 4. Career Choice: Medicine. LORYN ERIN HOLCOMB Clubs and Activities: Librarian, 4: A Cappella, 3, 4: Pep Club, 3, 4: Our Town : Seventeen : Show Boatf, Further Education: Richmond Professional Institute. Career Choice: Commercial Art. HAROLD HOLLIDAY Clubs and Activities: I.V. Football, 3: Varsity Football, 2, 4: Track, 2: SCA Representative, 4. Awards and Honors: Varsity Football Letter, 2: J.V. Football 1.etter, 3: Varsity Football Letter, 4. ROMONA DREY HONEYCUTI' Clubs and Activities: Office Worker, 4: Book Store, 3: Girls Chorus, 1: A Cappella Choir, 2, 3. Further Education: Washington School for Secretaries. Career Choice: Secretary. PAULINE THOMAS HOPKINS Clubs and Activities: Library Worker, 1, 2, 4. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Library Science. EMILY PERKINS HORNE Clubs and Activities: Tennis Intramurals, Field Day, 2: Talon, 1, 2, 3, 4: Highlander, 2, News Editor 3, Editor, 4: Latin Club, 1, 2, Sec., 1: Publications Board, 4: Senior Banquet, 3: Graduation, 2, 3: Prom, 3: Inter- club Council, 4. Awards and Honors: Poetry Prize in Talon, 3. Further Education: Antioch College. Career Choice: Journalism-Creative Writing. JOHN MICHAEL HORSTKAMP Clubs and Activities: Intramural Basketball, 3: Bowling Club, 3: Captain of Bus Patrol, 3. Further Education: University of Va. Career Choice: Engineer. MICHAEL STEPHEN HORWATT Clubs and Activities: Football Stadium announcer, 3, 4: Office Worker, 1: SCA Rep., 1, 2: Senator, 3: Pres. of SCA, 4: Pres. Fairfax Assn. of Student Councils, 4: State Convention, 1, 2: Discussion Group Leader of N. Va. Convention, 3: State Convention, 3: Southern Assn. of Student Councils Convention, 3: Dramatic Pro- ductions, 1, 4: A Cappella Choir, 3: Madrigals, 4. Honor Societies: National Thespian Society, 1. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Law. KUA HUAI HUM Further Education: California. Career Choice: Architecture. SHARON LEE HUMPHREY Clubs and Activities: Guidance Office, 2, 4: FBLA, 4. Further Education: Ferrum I r. College. BARRY SCOTT IRWIN Clubs and Activities: Symphonic Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice- Pres., 4: All-State Concert Band, 3, 4: Dance Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Show Boati' orchestra. Honor Societies: Jr. Honor Society, 1, 2: Modern Music Masters Society, Treas., 3, Pres., 4. Further Education: The University of Texas. JIM C. ISAACS Clubs and Activities: Clan, 4: Concert and Sym. Band, 3, 4: Treas., Concert Band, 3: All-State Band, 4. Honor Societies: Modern Music Masters, 3, 4. Further Education: California. Career Choice: Electronics. ERNEST W. JONES, JR. Clubs and Activities: Track, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling, 3: Hall Monitor, 1, 2, 3: Senator, 4: Latin Play, 2: Gradua- tion Comm., 3: Sen. Privilege Comm., 4: Sen. Week, 4: Latin Club, 1, 2: Boosters, 4. Further Education: William and Mary or Hampton Sydney. Career Choice: Lawyer. DOUGLAS LEE JOHNSON Clubs and Activities: SCA Alt. Rep., 3, Rep., 2: Key Club, 3, 4: Board of Dir., French Club, 3, 4: Chess Club, 1, 2. Awards and Honors: Scholastic Letter, 1: Winner of Ping Pong Doubles, Herndon Field Day. Further Education: Texas Christian U. Career Choice: Medicine. IIIVESTIGATE SAVINGS... 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Varsity Basketball, 1, Toast- masters Club, 1, 2: Camera Club, Sec., 1, 2: 'flulius Caesar,', '4Doctor in Spite of Hirnselff' Show Boat. KENNETH WAYNE KUHN Clubs and Activities: Track, 1, 2, 3, 4: J.V. Basketball, 2: Varsity Basketball, 3: Gymnastics, 3, 4: V-Pres. Senior Class, 4: SCA Rep., 4. Awards and Honors: J.V. Basketball Letters, 1: Track Letters, 4. Further Education: College. BARBARA FRANCES LADNER Clubs and Activities: Phys. Ed. Office Worker, 4: Symphonic Band, 1, 2, 3: Highland Music Society, 1, 2, 3. Further Education: Temple School of Business Career Choice: Secretarial of Business Field. MICHAEL FAY LAING Clubs and Activities: Varsity Baseball, 4: SCA Alt. Rep., 2: Homeroom Pres., 4. Career Choice: Accountant. DANIELLE JEANNE LANGLEY Clubs and Activities: FHA, 4: Talent Show, 3. Further Education: College. BILL EUGENE LEISHEAR Basketball, 4: Baseball, 4: Track, 4: SCA Rep., 2. Awards and Honors: Baseball Letter, 4: Football Let- ter, 4. Further Education: College. ROBERT NORMAN LEWIS Clubs and Activities: Basketball, 2: Intramural Basket- ball, 2, 3: Track, 4: Wrestling, 4: Hall Monitor, 1: Spanish Club, 2, 3. Awards and Honors: Varsity Basketball. Letter, 2. Further Education: University of Virginia Career Choice: Mechanical Engineer and Navy. EVELYN MAGRUDER LIGHT Clubs and Activities: ,l.V. Hockey, 1, 2: Basketball, Mgr., 2: School Store, 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Julius Caesarfl 3. Awards and Honors: .l.V. Hockey Letter: Basketball Varsity Letter. Further Education: Mary Washington CHARLES E. LOY Career Choice: Navy. ERNIE S. LUMSDEN RALPH CONNOR MACDONALD Further Education: University of Southern California Career Choice: Engineering. Further Education: Washington, D. C., Beauty Academy PEGGY LEE MAHAR Career Choice: Cosmetology. Clubs and Activities: Girls Choir, 3: Homeroom Treas., 2. FRANCES MARIE LAYMAN Further Education: Strayers College. Clubs and Activities: Library Worker, 1, 2, 4: Pep Career Choice: TypiSL Club, 4: FBLA, 4. 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BARBARA ANNE MILLER LEWIS ROBERT MCCLENAHAN Clubs and Activities: Baseball, Mgr., 2: Talon, 3: Clan, 3: Highlander, 4: Key Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 1, 2, Sgt.-at-Arms, 3: Booster Club, 4: Library, 3, 4: Monitor, 3, 4. Awards and Honors: Varsity Letter, Baseball. Further Education: Coast Guard Academy. Career Choice: Lawyer. NANCY MCCOMBS Clubs and Activities: Gym Asst., 4: Spanish Club, 1. Awards and Honors: Award for excellence in Spanish, 3: National Merit Semi-finalist. Further Education: Swarthmore. GENE FREDERICK McCOY Clubs and Activities: Drama Club, 2: French Club, 4: 'c.Julius Caesar, Doctor in Spite of Himself, 3. Awards and Honors: Prix D'Honneur, National French Contest, 3. Further Education: U. of Colorado Career Choice: Interior Decorator, Linguist. DONALD MARTIN MILLER Clubs and Activities: Wrestling, 3. Further Education: Comphell College. Career Choice: Teacher. ARNOLD EUGENE MILLS Clubs and Activities: SCA Rep., 1. Further Education: VPI. Career Choice: Agriculture. ' Clubs and Activities: J.V. Baseball, 1, 2: Intramural MARGARET STEWART MIMS Basketball, 1, 2: Varsity Baseball, 4: SCA Rep., 1, 2: Booster Club, 4. Awards and Honors: J .V. Letter, 1, 2: Varsity Letter, 4. Further Education: American U. or University of Vir- Clubs and Activities: SCA Cabinet, 4: Talon, 1, 2, Co- Editor, 3, 4: Highlander, 3, News Editor, 4: Spanish Club, 1, 2: Keyettes, 4. Further Education: U. of Washington or William and ginia. M Career Choice: Scientific. ary' ELOISE NADINE McILWEE HARRY LEROY MOORE Awards and Honors: Soroptomist Award. M ARY ELLEN MOORE Further Education: Georgetown U. Career Choice: Nurse. RICHARD EUGENE MQWILLIAMS Further Education: VPI. Career Choice: Machinist. IRA LEE MELNICOFF Clubs and Activities: Basketball Mgr., 2: Stamp and Coin Club, 2: Astronomy Club, 2: Debating Club, 3: Science Club, 4: Julius Caesar. Awards and Honors: Science Fair, 3: Basketball Letter. Further Education: Johns Hopkins U. or Duke Career Choice: Entomology .JANE H. MILBURN Clubs and Activities: Cheerleader, 3: Class Treas., 2: Class Pres., 3: Student Court, 3: Chorus, 2: French Club, 1: Record Club, 1: Drama Club, 3: Spanish Club, 4: Pep Club, 4. Awards and Honors: Letter for Cheerleader: Service 234 Clubs and Activities: Clan, 3, Literary Editor, 4: High- lander Business Mgr., 1, Editor, 4: FTA, 3: French Club 3, Sec., 4: Pep Club, 3, 4: Safety Council, 3, Slogans Chairman, 4: Class Rep. to the Northern Va. Youth Safety Council, 3: Julius Caesar, 3: Home Ec. Assembly, 2, 3: Senior Privileges Comm., 4. Awards and Honors: Sons of the American Revolution Citizenship Medal, 1. Further Education: William and Mary. Career Choice: Journalism. MARY LOU MOORE Clubs and Activities: Intramural Basketball, 2: SCA Rep., 3: Talon, 2, 3: FBLA, 4: Dramatic Club, 1: Medieval Festival, 4: Commencement Comm., 4: Home- room Sec., 2: uOur Town, Young Lady of Property, Curious Savage. Honor Societies: Jr. Honor Society, 1, 2: Senior Honor Society, 4. 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MOSTELLER Clubs and Activities: Chemistry Lab Asst., 4: Key Club, 3, 4. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Oil Geologist. ROSELYN JEANETTE NALLEY Clubs and Activities: Girls Chorus, 2, 3: Mixed Choir, 4: Choral Concerts. Further Education: Strayers College Career Choice: Business. MARY FRANCES NORMAN Clubs and Activities: Majorette, 1: Girls Chorus, 1, 2: FBLA, 3. Career Choice: Secretary. LUTHER BERTRAM NYE Clubs and Activities: Swimming, 2, 3: Lacrosse, 2, 3: Science Club, 1, 2. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Mechanical Engineer. CATHLEEN MARY OICONNOR Clubs and Activities: Basketball Intramurals, 1: Office Worker, 2: Newspaper, 2: Choir, 1: Pep Club, 2. Further Education: Meroimack College. Career Choice: Teaching. CHARLES RICHARD OLIVER Clubs and Activities: Track, 4: Golf Team, 2: Monitors, 1, 2, 3: Clan, 3, 4: Highlander, 4: Talon, 4: French Club, 3, 4, Publicity Chair., Latin Club, 1, 2: Booster Club, 4: Thespian Society, 3, 4: Cafe. Worker, 2: Drama Prod.: Treas., Advisory Council, Booster: Student Li- brarian, 3, 4. Awards and Honors: Library Medals, 3, 4. Further Education: Georgetown University. Career Choice: Dentistry. 236 SHIRLEY ELIZABETH O'N EIL Clubs and Activities: Softball, 1: Office Worker, 2: Girls Chorus, 1, 2: Pep Club, 1. Awards and Honors: School Letter Further Education: Camdon-Clark Memorial Hospital. Career Choice: Surgical Nurse. EDWARD JACKSON OREM Clubs and Activities: Basketball, 1: Track, 2, 3, 4, Co- captain, 3: Newspaper Managing Editor, 3: Highlander Sports Editor, 4: Talon, 4: Spanish Club, 2: Letter- menls Club, 2: Pres. French Club, 3: Lettermen's Club, 3: French Club, 4: Time out for Ginger, 3. Honor Societies: Quill and Scroll, 3. Awards and Honors: 3 Varsity Track Letters. Further Education: George Washington U. Career Choice: Journalism. MARY LOU ORNDORFF Clubs and Activities: Office Worker, 3, 4. Further Education: Strayers Business College. Career Choice: Secretary. ALEXANDER GEORGE OUTLAW Further Education: V.P.I. JEAN PATRICIA PARSONS Clubs and Activities: Phys. Ed. Office, 4: SCA Rep. 4: Clan, 4: FBLA, 3, 4, Sec., 4: Commencement Com- mittee, 4. Further Education: Night School at University of Vir- gmia. Career Choice: Stenographer. MARY LENA PATTERSON Clubs and Activities: J.V. Softball, 1: Mr. Rich's Office, 4: Girls Choir, 1: A Cappella Choir, 2, 3: Madrigals, 4: Tri-M, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2: Show Boat Lead, 4. BETSY PRISCILLA PAYNE Clubs and Activities: Varsity Hockey, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball Intramurals, 2: Book Room Worker, 2, 3: SCA Rep., 4: Keyettes, 4: Stamp Rep., 1, 2. Awards and Honors: 2 Hockey awards: 3 Letters. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Nursing. JANICE SUE PAYNE Clubs and Activities: J.V. Cheerleader, 1: Office, 1: Guidance Office, 2: Bus Patrol, 2, 3: Hall Monitor, 2. Career Choice: Secretary. JOAN LEE PAYNE Clubs and Activities: Craft Club Treas., 1. 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Cheerleader, 2: ,l.V. Cheerleader, 1: Varsity Cheerleading, 3, 4, Co- Captain, 4: Student Librarian, 2, 3, 4: Student Gym Teacher, 4, SCA Rep., 3, SCA Cabinet, 4, Booster Club, 4: Pep Club, 3: Latin Assembly, 2. Awards and Honors: Prom Comm. Chairman, 3: Chair. Sr. Class Picture Comm., 4. Further Education: Mary Washington or West Liberty State. Career Choice: Dental Hygienist. SHEILA MARGARET PHILLIPS Clubs and Activities: Talon, 1, 2, 3, 4, Advertising Man- ager, 4. Further Education: William and Mary. Career Choice: Lab Tech. CLARK WALLIS PRITCHETT PHYLLIS JANE RICE Clubs and Activities: Clinic Worker, 2: SCA Rep., 1: Reserve Band, 1, Girls Chorus, 2: A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Pres., 4, FHA, 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club, 3. Awards and Honors: J r. Homemaker Degree. Career Choice: Government. JAMES BAILEY ROBESON Clubs and Activities: Intramural Basketball, 1, 2, Chess Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2, 3: Julius Caesar, 3: Monitor, 3. Further Education: College. LINDA ANN ROLLASON Clubs and Activities: Office Worker for Mr. Rich, 23 A Cappella Choir, 1: Pep Club, 4: Bland Memorial, 2, 3. Further Education: Averett. Career Choice: Singer. DOROTHY LORRAINE ROLLINS Clubs and Activities: Phy. Ed. Office 2. l Further Education: Strayers Business College. WILLIAM S. ROMIG Clubs and Activities: ,I.V. Football, 2: Monitor, 1, 23 Bus Patrol, 1: SCA Rep., 2, SCA Rep., 1: Spanish Club, 1, 2. Awards and Honors: ,l.V. Football Letter. Further Education: V.P.l. Clubs and Activities: A Cappella Choir, 1, 2. LARRY RUDOLPH BOB CHISM RAE Clubs and Activities: Boys Chorus, 2. Clubs and Activities: Football, 2, 3: Track, 1, 2, 3: WALTER ERNEST SANDERS SCA Rep., 1, 2. Awards and Honors: ,l.V. Football Letter: Varsity Foot- ball Letter, 3: Varsity Track Letters. Further Education: U. of Virginia. Career Choice: Mech. Drafting. RICHARD WALTER RAWLS Clubs and Activities: ,I.V. Basketball, 2: Homeroom Pres., 3, 4, Key Club, 3, 4. Clubs and Activities: Track, 1, 2: A Cappella Choir, 4: 'flulius Caesar, 3: Show Boatf' 4: Key Club, 3, 4, Pres., 4. Honor Societies: National Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice- Pres., 4: National Thespians, 4. Awards and Honors: Harvard Book Award, Outstand- ing Junior of the year, 3: Most Promising Actor, 3. Further Education: Colgate College. gurhthler Education: Hampden-Sydney or University of RICHARD HALVEY SANDERSON 1C O11 . DAVID C. RICE Clubs and Activities: J.V. Baseball, 1, 2: Library, 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs and Activities: Baseball Manager, 2, SCA Rep., Awards and Honors! J-V- Letter- 4, Interclub Council, 4: Clan Sports Editor, 4: Latin Club, 1, 2, Booster Club Advisory Council, 4. JANET W- SCHEURER Awards and Honors: Varsity Letter in Baseball. Further Education: Hampden-Sydney or Bucknell. Career Choice: Architectural Engineer. 238 L Clubs and Activities: Intramural Basketball, 1: .I.V. Cheerleader, 1: SCA Rep., 2, Talon, 3: Highlander, 2, 4, Pep Club, 3, 4, Secretary, Intramural Athletic Asso- CompIimen'I's of FALLS CH U RCH DESOTO-PLYMOUTH Lee Highway and HiIIwood Avenue CompIimenI's of MEREDITH CAPPER NURSERYMAN McLEAN. VIRGINIA PHONE: TWin oaks 3-7575 JE 2-2300 'tix wie ey? I REQETYIS I, f ,, 2:2 f a? X I U ' II Y R I Q If-E III' EsT:Iie slid ,QI JI' Insurance ' I Problems , I Are Given ,II DeIicaI'e I Loving Care by Our Sraff Q of Skilled v- EXPN w. w. BLACKMAN, INC. PLANTATION REALTY 500 W. Broad FaIIs CIIUFCI1, Va. JE 4 'Z744 955 Norfh Monroe S+. ARLINGTON, VA. JA 7-2777 JA 8-6338 7:41 Firs+ WiI'I1 I'I1e Fines'r REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE HUGH MCDIARMID VIENNA, VA. DU 5-7600 SeIec+ion - Service - Securify ciation, 4: Julius Caesarn 3: Seventeen 3: Election Comm., 3: Senior Week Comm., 4: Home Economics Fashion Show, 1. Awards and Honors: J.V. Cheerleading Letter. Further Education: College. DORN L. SCHMIDT Clubs and Activities: SCA Rep., 1: Clan, 4, Debate Club, 2: Science Club, 3, 4, Treas., 4, Chess Club, 3: Booster Club, 1: Astronomy Club Pres., 4. Honor Societies: Junior Honor Society, 2: National Honor Society, 3, 4. Awards and Honors: Regional and State Science Fairs, 3, 4: Merit Scholarship semi-finalist, 4. Further Education: M.l.T. or Cal. Tech Career Choice: Physics. MARY JEFF ERS SCHMIDT Clubs and Activities: Guidance Worker, 4: P.E. Worker, 4, Clan, 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses Club, 3, 4, Pres., De- bate Club, 1, 2, Treas.: Monitor, 3: Thespians, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 4: Little Peopleis Playhouse, Sec., 4, Dramatic Prod., 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Vice-Pres., 2. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Teach Secondary School, English or nurse. JACQUELYN KAY SCHNELL Clubs and Activities: Mr. Richis Office, 4: Etiquette, 1, 2: Pep Club, 3, FBLA, 4. Further Education: Business School. Career Choice: Secretary. BARBARA CARROL SCHULZ Clubs and Activities: Captain, Basketball, 1, Captain, Baseball, 1, Cheerleader, 1, Office Worker, 4: Talon, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4: Girls Chorus, 2: uSeven- teen , '4Show Boat. Awards and Honors: Letter and Star: Choir Pin, 2. JOHN NICHOLAS SEELEY Clubs and Activities: Baseball Manager, 2: Wrestling, 3, 4: Track, 2, Band, 1, 2: Debate, 2: Latin, 2: Science, 4: Show Boat,', 4: Librarian, 2, 4. Awards and Honors: State Science Fair, 3. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Law or Teaching. KENNETH WAYNE SEMBOWER Clubs and Activities: A Cappella Choir, 1, 2, 3: Mad- rigals, 4, Key Club, 2, 3, 4. Honor Societies: Junior Honor Society, 1, 2: Senior Honor Society, 4: Modern Music Masters, 3, 4. Further Education: College. ELMER THOMAS SHOEMAKER CHARLES WILLIAM SIMPSON Further Education: U. S. Air Force. Career Choice: Commercial Pilot or Biologist. LAURA MAY SMALL Clubs and Activities: FHA, 1. Further Education: Strayers College. .JEANETTE MARIE SMAWLEY Clubs and Activities: SCA Rep., 1, GAA, 1, Red Cross, 1: Girls Choir, 2, FBLA, 4. Further Education: Strayers College. Career Choice: Secretary. ELOUISA MAY SMITH Clubs and Activities: Student Librarian, 1, 2, 3, 4: Clan, 4: Talon, 2, 3, 4, FBLA, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 4, Com- mencement, 2, 4g Baccalaureate Chm., 4: Sr. Banquet, 3. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Teaching. WILLIAM W. SMITH CAROLYN ANNE SORESI Clubs and Activities: J.V. Cheerleader, 1, Varsity Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4: SCA Sec., 3, SCA Vice-Pres., 4: A Cappella Choir, 3: Madrigals, 4: Seventeen'7: Show Boat. Awards and Honors: Letter in J.V. Cheerleading: Let- ters in Varsity Cheerleading, '4Most Outstanding Girl Student , Girls State: McLean Miss Pancake, Sweet- heart Princess, Delegate to SCA Conventions at Radford, Arlington, Richmond, and Florida, 3, 4. Further Education: College. JOHN M. SOUDERS Clubs and Activities: Track, 2, 3, 4: SCA Cabinet, 4: Interclub Council Chairman, 4: Talon, 3, 4: Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 4. Honor Societies: Junior Honor Society, 1, 2: Senior Honor Society, 3, 4. Awards and Honors: Merit Semi-finalist. . Further Education: College. Career Choice: Physics. LINWOOD HENRY SPARSHOTT Clubs and Activities: Intramural Basketball, 2, Recrea- tional Baseball, 1. Career Choice: Air Force. ll Hour bs -- Ceaning fl ' --EQ N E + Q5 fig evghjfgexm ARENA SPORT SHOP 5 POWER 2336 Wisconsin Ave. N. W. 4 X . R DRIVE IN T ' 9 CLEANERS WASHl:fTFfg'5 D' C' I A 1 Cor. Broad and - Eta: wash. s+. -1l:- Falls Church 5 B Y V B EL 6-3344 EL 6-9595 B I- J. H. L O O it AND Q K S O. V. S lg CARPER U S McLean, Virginia E CONTRACTORS fl? I Specializing in: IL 1E Road Building - ExCava+ing T 5 Grading Topsoil JD N 2' S ELIZABETH WELLS LANGLEY PHARMACY HALL Filling Prescripiions INSURANCY AGENCY Is I'I'1e Mosi' ImporI'an+ General Insurance Par+ of Our Business No'rary MCLEAN. VA. EL 6-4242 MCLEAN, VA. EL 6-332i PATRICIA ANN SPARSHOTT Clubs and Activities: Highlander, 1: Girls Choir, 1, 2: Mixed Choir, 3: Choral Concerts. Further Education: Work. Career Choice: Assistant to Dentist. BARBARA GRAY STEVENS Clubs and Activities: Guidance, 3: Commercial Club, 3. Further Education: Strayers. Career Choice: Secretary-business. ROBERT LEE STOY Clubs and Activities: Intramural basketball, 1: Talon, 3: Key Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2: Booster Club, 4: Homeroom Pres., 4: Forensics, 2. Honor Societies: Junior Honor Society, 1, 2: Senior Honor Society, 3, 4. Awards and Honors: Science Fair Award, 3. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Engineering. KATHRYN ANNE STROK Clubs and 'Activitiesz SCA Cabinet, 4: Talon, 1, 2, 3, 4: Clan, 3, 4: Girls Chorus, 1: A Cappella Choir, 2, 3, 4: Debate Club, 3: Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Societies: Senior Honor Society Secretary, 3, 4: National Thespian Society, 3, 4. Awards and Honors: Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist: School Spelling Contest Winner: School Winner in NCTE English Contest. Further Education: William and Mary. Career Choice: Science and marriage. ARNE SUNDLAND Clubs and Activities: Soccer, 1, 2, 3: Handball, 1, 2, 3, Ice Hockey, 2, 3: Monitor, 4: Highlander, 4: Talon, 4, Mixed Choir, 4. Awards and Honors: American Field Service Scholar- ship. Further Education: University. NANCY MAE TICHENOR Clubs and Activities: SCA Cabinet, 4: Clan Layout Editor, 4: A Cappella Choir, 2, 3: Madrigal Singers, 4: Music Department Productions, 1, 2, 3, 4: Keyettes, 4. Honor Societies: Junior Honor Society, 1, 2: Senior Honor Society, 3, 4: Modern Music Masters, 3, 4. Further Education: Richmond Professional Institute. Career Choice: Retail Buyer. CORBIN BRUTUS THOMPSON Clubs and Activities: SCA Rep., 1, 3: SCA Treas., 1: Office Worker, 2: Class President, 2, 3, 4: Student Assistant in Gym, 4, J.V. Baseball, 1, 2, 3: Varsity Baseball, 4: Varsity Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Co-captain Varsity Football, 4. Awards and Honors: J.V. Baseball Letter, 1, 2, 3: Varsity Baseball Letter, 4: Varsity Football Letter, 1, 2, 3, 4. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Engineering. ROBERT EARL THORNBERRY Clubs and Activities: SCA Rep., 4: SCA Cabinet, 4: Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Treas., 4: Bible Club, 4. Honor Societies: Junior Honor Society Treas., 1, 2: Senior Honor Society, 3, 4. Further Education: College. GEORGE A. THORNE Further Education: Georgetown University. Career Choice: Public Accountant. ELIZABETH SUE TRICE Clubs and Activities: Softball, 1, 23 Office Worker, 1: SCA Rep., 2, Pep Club Serg.-at-Arms, 4: Booster Club, 4: Class Secretary, 1, 2, 3, 4: Chairman Commence- ment Comm., 4: Girls State, 3. Awards and Honors: Varsity Softball Letter, 1: J.V. Softball Letter, 2. Further Education: University of Virginia extension. Career Choice: History. WILLIAM W. TROWER Further Education: North Carolina State. Career Choice: Electrical Engineering. SUZANNAH G. TURNBULL Clubs and Activities: Pep Club, 3, Spanish Club, 3: Science Fair, 3. Further Education: Jacksonville, Ala. College. EUGENE BRADLEY VIA JOHN EARNEST VINCENT Clubs and Activities: Varsity Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: .1 .V. Baseball, 1, 2, 3. Awards and Honors: Four Football Letters. Further Education: College. SABINA VON ZAHN Clubs and Activities: Tennis, 3: Latin Club, 2: Art Squad, 2: French Club, 4. Further Education: Bennington. Career Choice: Journalism. 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COMPANY, INC. ReaI+ors ArIing+on Office Fairfax Qffice 2I60 N. Glebe Rd. 304 Lee Highway JA 5-0707 CR 3-I40I SALES RENTALS APPRAISALS INSURANCE Members of MuII'ipIe Lis'I'ing Service Complimenis of WESTBRIAR COUNTRY CLUB VIENNA, VIRGINIA M. CHRISTINE WANAMAKERPC I Clubs and Activities: Pres. Intramural Board: Stamp Rep., 3: SCA Rep., 1: Highlander, 3: A Cappella Choir, 2: Girls Chorus, I: Pep Club, 3, 4: Senior Privilege Comm., 4: Chairman Senior Week, 4: Class SCA Sen- ator, I, 2, 3: Down in the Valley. Awards and Honors: Homecoming Court, 4. Career Choice: International Airline Hostess. RICHARD OLIVER WARD Clubs and Activities: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball, 3. RAY A. WARNOCK Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club, 3: Chess Club, 4. Further Education: College. Career' Choice: Electrical Engineer. HOWARD THOMAS WATERMEIERPJR. Further Education: V.P.I. Career Choice: Mathematical Engineer. RICHARD LYLE WATSON Clubs and Activities: J.V. Basketball, 3: Varsity Basket- ball, 4: Varsity Football, 4: Varsity Track, 4: SCA Cabinet, 4: Key Club, 3, 4. Awards and Honors: Varsity and .I.V. Basketball Letters: Varsity Football Letter. Further Education: Roanoke. Career Choice: Engineer. KATHRYN NOLLOY' WATTERS Clubs and Activities: SCA Rep., 2: Clan, 4: Pep Club, 3: Homeroom Pres., 3: Monitor, 2: Chairman of Caps and Gowns Comm., 4: Chairman of Invitations and Announcements, 4: Calendar Comm., 4: Senior Claw Treasurer. Further Education: Mary Washington. Career Choice: Chemistry or Physics. WILLIAM ALEXANDER WESTERN Clubs and Activities: Symphonic Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Band Pres., 3, 4: All-State Concert Band, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Dance band, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, 1: Julius Caesar : Oklahoma.,' Honor Societies: Junior Honor Society. Awards and Honors: Band Award. Further Education: College. SUZANNE MARIE WHALEY Clubs and Activities: Book Room, 4: SCA Class Rep., 2: Highlander, 4: Sextette, I, 2: Pep Club Parliamen- tarian, 4: Keyettes, 4' Commencement Comm., 3. Further Education: Carleton College. 0 244 Career Choice: Elementary Teaching. ANNETTE VIRGINIA WILEY Clubs and Activities: Main Office, I: Library, 2. Career Choice: Office Work. JEFFREY D. WI LLER Clubs and Activities: SCA Sec.-Treas., I: Yearbook, I 2, 3, 4, Photographer Editor, 4: Science Club, 2, 3 Pres., 3: Biology Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres., 3: Junior Class Play. Awards and Honors: Honor Pins 1, 2, 3. Further Education: Carnegie Tech or Cornell. Career Choice: Nuclear physics. . JAMES E. WILSON Clubs and Activities: Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4. Career Choice: Navy. NANCY RUTH WINFIELD Clubs and Activities: Lab Assistant, 4: SCA Rep., 1: SCA Cabinet, 4: Latin, I, 2: Science, 4: Dramatic Pro- ductions, 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Comm., 3: Thespians, 1, 2, 3, 4: President Thespians, 4. Awards and Honors: School Winner in Science Fair, 2: Northern Virginia Science Fair, Honorable Mention, 2. Further Education: College of Wooster. Career Choice: Teacher. WILLIAM HARRISON WOOD Clubs and Activities: Boys Chorus, 1: A Cappella Choir, 2, 3, 4: Youth for Christ, 2, 3: Booster Club, 4: Julius Caesarn: '4Show Boat. WILLIAM W. WOOD JEAN CAROL WRIGHT Clubs and Activities: Basketball Intramural, 2: SCA Rep., 1, 2. Career Choice: Receptionist. SEATON TERRY YOUNG Clubs and Activities: Safety Patrol, I, 2, 3. Further Education: College. Career Choice: Electrician. SUSAN YOUNG Clubs and Activities: SCA Rep., 4: Clan, 3, 4: Ac- companist, Mixed Choir, 3: A Cappella Choir, 4: Latin Club, I, Treas., 2, Vice-Pres.: Varsity Debate, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 3, 4: Thespians, 2, 3, 4: Drama Productions, 2, 3, 4. Further Education: College. 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