McLean High School - Clan Yearbook (McLean, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1960 volume:

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Athletics . . Activities . . Advertisements Miss Edith M. Elliott and Mr. Harry Maranian, Faculty Advisors Molly Riggs me Cathie Sirney ...., Sally Eadie W Literary Editor Layout Editor Sports Editor Beth Chiles ..o........, Advertising Editor Jerry Nelson ....,,o, Photography Editor Photos By - Crown Student Photo Service Harris and Ewing Bill Matheson Jerry Nelson Foreword As another school year full of happy events comes to an end, we look back upon McLean, our friends and our teachers. We remember and appreciate our learning in the classrooms, cheering at games, going to dances, and participating in club activities. These opportunities and responsibilities have enriched our lives. As we remember we realize that these memories will live and never be forgotten. Mrs. Mildred Leigh Dedication For being a friend and a companion to both students and faculty . . . For her unselfishness in giving her time to the activities that add to our knowledge and happiness . . . For her understanding of our problems . . . Her unfaltering inspiration . . . and for her words of wisdom . . . we dedicate the 1960 CLAN to one we love and respect . . . Mrs. Mildred Leigh 1 Zj, 'r gun L , - gy 0 ' , A '9 W p ff 17,0 T ' W ' 4yf.'- .fm I f , ' ,. - - 16 fzbil . 7 'V,' ,il , 5 1gi3ifn f at ' . gmmlhli' , 4'!a,'I, ' iw? ff Q s - J ' l pn j Q 2: N wh A 1 , v Wifi -jg. ,K 5 il f,' IEEE I f'f zu X iii 'I ff- 5 N X 41 X- lf'-'MTNIU' fwy f LV? , ' ' 1 f ff Q- 'gf-Pa -as Q - wngaf - ' f ! f ,f I ,xx -It -vi..liI'6 wwf: , 1 L, , .ll le!,gQ,.l'5A ,JV 1' X 1. J I ,' - -' K of Xi ' vary- -M f f ,. W! C ' X 'H' lnqwm f K ., A-vm ' k ' 'A IL, f x sb 7 7- - ' 4 U- fm wffl' x, Y 4' .,,v,,,, -. , I 'Agfa' I ,JI -115 ig 54' f. A ' ., , -4 , f kj,-.4 i , Qfa,.v' U 1? fecaff I brlfw' ry I ,fl-f,'!,'-, - ' ' by we yazdlim cnfs filpgwnx Lf-IIKJTZLQL Au '.-Qyn' my vw 2 ...Q ,W X w ,,,,1M,,.,,:' M, W M, . 41'- ff A ' l5'z-Wd We-.wQf!'v ' f .,f:Zw?4 , 'nal' If wang, W . YQ? ll 'Z' ,FYI 7 Q 5 F L, Z -. - Y nrwr Jin JF Q14- MSX X Q x W Principal Mr. Craighill S. Burks Heading the fine faculty at McLean, Mr. Burks helps make McLean one of the best schools in the country. All of Mr. Burks' accomplishments speak well for him. He has attended Hampden-Sydney College, the University of Virginia, and the George Washington University from which he received his B.S. and M.A. degree. Currently he is working for his Ph.D. degree. Above all, Mr. Burks inspires both the faculty and students to make their dreams realities. Assistant Principal for Administration Mr. Lyons, Assistant Principal of Administration, is a dedicated man whose time and effort are spent in the improvement of McLean High School. Since his graduation from Georgetown University with a M.A. degree, he has spent many years in administrative work. This experience has resulted in an ability to understand and appreciate the student's problems, large or small. Mr. Lyons, with his infinite patience and wisdom, is an im- portant and valuable part of McLean High life. Mrs. lane G. Wilhelm Mr. foseph f. Lyons Assistant Principal for Instruction Mrs. Wilhelm advises and aids members of the faculty who bring instructional problems to her. She arranges for substitute teachers, speakers at teachers' meetings, and provides opportunities for teachers to attend nearby conferences in their field. Mrs. Wilhelm received a B.A., M.A., and A.P.C., from the College of William and Mary, Duke University, and the George Washington University respectively. ALLEN R. BARROW, JR. U. S. Government, World Geo. A.B., Dartmouth, M.A., GWU OSCAR E. BAUGHAN, JR. Industrial Arts B.S., University of Virginia JOHN T. BROADDUS,JR. Health and PE M.A., George Washington U. FRANCES C. CHAPMAN Health and P. E. B.S., M.A., Peabody College ALICE B. CONWAY English, History B.A., lowa Teachers College YVONNE M. COOPER Science B.A., George Washington U. RACHEL A. AMES English, French B.S., Wisconsin State College EDWARD A. ANDERSON, JR Math B.S., Labanon Valley College JEWELL M. ASLING Math B.S., American University MARY L. CARROLL Health and P.E. B.S., Madison College ELTSE B. CARTER English, Journalism B.S., FSU, M.A., GWU GRACE W. CARTER Latin A.B., Randolph Macon HARVEY L. COPPAGE Business Education B.S., M.A., VPl ARTHUR W. DAY, JR. World History B.S., Wilson State Teachers JAMES W. DeCOU History, U. S. Government B.A., Michigan State College ROBERT FAIRWEATHER Physics, Math B.S., U. S. Naval Academy MAMIE E. FERRELL Math M.S., Oklahoma A8- M HERMAN L. FIREBAUGH Scinece M.A., Columbia University THOMAS H. DOLAN Health and P. E. B.S., University of Maryland LAWRENCE DOWELL English M.A., University of Washington EDITH ELLIOTT Math A.B., Concord College JACK PHILLIP FRENCH ESSO, Government B.A., Concord College JULIA C. GUNN Geography, History M.A., Columbia University BASIL R. HARLESS Industrial Arts B.S., West Virginia Tech LA JEAN N. JENSEN French B A., Brigham Young University JANICE F. KARNEY Music B M., Ottawa University MARY E. KENNEDY U S. History, ESSO A B., U. of North Carolina HELEN S. KRELL English, Sociology B.A., Washington State U. JOYCE T. LACEY Typing, Shorthand A.B,, Fairmont State College HELEN LERG Health and P. E., U. S. History M.A., Columbia University EDITH B. HEBBLETHWAITE French, Spanish M,A., National U. of Mexico PATRICIA F. HORN Art B.A., U. of Alabama BEDFORD F. HUTTON Industrial Arts B.S., East Tennessee State KATHLEEN V. KENNEDY Shorthand, Typing B.S., University of Kentucky JOHANNA B. KIRSTEIN General Science B.A., U. of North Carolina I n RANDOLPH L. KNUPPIW Health and P. E. B.A., Bridgewater College VYONNE D. PUFFENBERGER English B.A., Madison College DON R. RAPIER Math M.S., University of Arkansas CONSTANCE A. RAWLS Health and P. E. B.S., Madison College PALMER S. RUTHERFORD History M.A., George Washington U. HARRY E. SEIDEL, JR. Math Ph.D., U. of Maryland ALICE U. SEVERY English A.B., University of Michigan DIANE E. PETERSON English A.B., Duke University HELEN K. PLATT Home Economics M.S., University of Arkansas ANN S. POULSON Math, English B.A., Vassar College MELVIN M. ROSE Biology B.S., St. Francis College WILLIAM S. RUMBOUGH Math, Physics M.A., Ed.D., GWU MAC S. RUTHERFORD Health and PE M.A., Middle Tenn. State C. J. SINGER German M.A., Columbia University MARY S. TAUGNER Typing B.S., George Washington U. LLOYD TOWNSEND Health and PE B.S., Sargent College ELIZABETH M. WHITE Latin M.A., University of Iowa JOSEPH K. WOLFE General Science B.A., Providence College NORMA T. WRENN English, ESSO B.A., West Virginia Tech EDWIN L. VERGASON English B.S., Bowdoin College MARTHA L. WALSH Chemistry M.A., George Washington U. CHARLES W. WEISIGER, JR. U. S. Government, Geography M.A., University of Virginia MARY E. WRIGHT English, ESSO B.S., Temple University HERBERT B. YOST Health and PE M.A., George Washington U. ELEANOR W. ZIMMERMAN English, ESSO, World Geography A.B., Florida State University CHARLES A. JOHNSON 9th Grade Counselor, English A.B., High Point College MILDRED M. LEIGH Guidance Director M.A., George Washington U. CAROLYN P. PULLEY ilth Grade Counselor, Latin B.A., William and Mary CHARLOTTE D. CONGER 10th Grade Counselor, English B.A., Univ. of Wisconsin ROY I. BROOKS 8th Grade Counselor, Shop M.A., George Washington U. JEANNE E. HAWK Visiting Teacher B.A., Okla. Coll. for Women EDITH C. KEENAN ELEANOR PICKERING MARIANNE HANSON Faculty Members Not Pictured CARL T. BELL LONNIE J. HINKLE BEVERLY A. SKRINAK Math Biology English, Drama B.S., Tenn. State Coll. M.Ed., U. of Pittsburgh HELEN M. STILTZ MARION J. DEDRICK JANE LEGGE Math French, English, Geog M.A., Univ. of Md. Remedial Reading M.A., Columbia B.S., N. Y. State T. C. BERNIECE B. BLACKMORE JOYCE HOFFMAN 12th Grade Counselor B.A., Roanoke EVELYN G. HAYES Nurse R. N., Capital City Cafeteria taff The cafeteria staff, under Mrs. Bowers, has been busy the entire year planning and preparing lunches for the hundreds of hun- gry students that fill the cafeteria each day. They work together as a group to provide a healthful and appetizing midday meal. First Row Mrs McDonald Mrs Bachelor Mrs Crabtree Mrs. Propst, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Griffin, Second Row Mrs Kearns Mrs Clark Mrs Short Mrs Ransom Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Toones, Mrs. LaDane, Mrs. 8' ' A img? Hsiwsigfflifiilif ?i5XiSYNamYl!l5 ?vR5fli2i:iiii---sfsiifttlilsis-1ww se-raikiiij ' 1 , giiifikii Custodians Few realize what a difficult iob it is to keep the school in proper condition at all times. The custodial staff has done a commendable job in this capacity though they have borne the burden of many extracurricular activi- ties and outside events. Mr. William Morris Head Custodian First Row: George Spencer, Loyal Knott, William Morris, Second Row: Terry Agee, Clifford Horst Ollie Nichols, George Dodson, John Grissom, Not Pictured: Willard Clark. Librarians U Miss Norma Helen Dektcirrtx , ui U Mrs. leanor R. Benkof, 46vi'ii'lVl 'mac lwxnr ilwovxflvf 0,6 ' Ofefnldcff This year There have been many improvements in The McLean Higfgghvbol library. Under The skillful direction of Miss Dektor, Mrs. Benko, and The library staff, The library has become an ideal place for study, research, and relaxation. Improved facilities have made it possible To put a wider and more thorough choice of literature within the reach of the students. The greenery, flowers, and The bulletin boards add To the attractiveness of the library and are enioyed by students Teachers, and visitors. Library taff First Row: Elmo Piper, Mary Lou Smith, Jane Adcock, Suzi Nicholas, Sue DeLong, Kathy Lytle, Evelyn Kirby, Irving Lawless, Second Row: Ann Cornfield, Barbara Shannon, Carol Spooner, Barbara Kelly, Mary Ellen Andriot, Donna Kakalec, Clare Carter, Diane Claflin, Juanita Catterton, Third Row: Bob Loehne, Art Whiting, Richard Rollason, Mike Griffin, Gordon Hill, Jeep Johnson A Living Memory JAMES ARTHUR RICH October 22, 1895 - August 22, 1959 Mathematics 1955-1956 Assistant Principal for Instruction 1956-1959 1 ,Aff A . C3216 H KA Q ! Qlv . ,fc N2 ' K ' .1 ' . I I I ,Q Jn K' ff I , N. mam, f5'fm v X - ff' li-wx N 1fME5m ffJ' ' , Wa ll' ,l ' x -Qi-u l A :jp-,x5? ,:m'Q41wf ,Zk?' ' I ' V ' ' yy! Rv, , Q H 'Yiv,11!!A W ' VJ .- if 1 1 , ,- Sal. K, W My 'm'Q51,.,gQF 'f 255.5523 fl , 1 . 7' ' ,AJM , 5- 'iA4' , -W ' Mm: . K ,vw ML, N I 5 SR .LA I F M w ff I f .. 1?-+ff wf iff, H Q? ffy Senior Class Steve Wolf, vice president, Dave Doclrill, president, Karen Wade, treasurer, Miss Kennedy and General Rumbough, sponsors, Emily Blessing, secretary We end our high school career with many memories, many friends, and a special feeling of pride for being the first class to complete tive years at McLean High School. We feel that we have contributed much to the school in establishing standards and traditions. As we leave to go our separate ways, we will retain a feeling of unity that we have obtained from meeting the challenges 'foward the future. APRIL ROWENA ADAMSON April Ankara Turkey 1, 2, Cheerleader lp Skiing 2, Prom Comm. 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, French Club 3, High- lander ad manager 4 JANE WARD ADCOCK Jane Commencement Comm. 4, Latin Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, historian 47 Dance Club 2, Art Club 2, Tar- tan 3, 45 exchange editor 4 MARGARET AILSTOCK upeggyh DARYL ALLIGOOD Daryl Symphonic Band l, 2, 3, 4, HR representative I, English Class representative 2 NANCY McMAlN AMES Nancy JV Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Jr. Honor Society l, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Trl-M 2, 3, vice pres. A PATRICIA RAY ANDERSON Hpafn Paris, France I, 2,: GAA 1, JV Cheerleader I, Varsity 2, Pep Club 1, 27 Franco-American Club 1, Chorus 1, 2 RICHARD TOWNSEND ASH Richard JOHN ARMSTRONG John NAN'CY CAROL ATKINS Nancy Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4 NANCY CATHERINE AUGUST Nancy Spanish Club 4, FNA 4 BARBARA SUSAN BABBS Barbara Warwick, Virginia 1, Hampton Virginia 2, NSHS 3, '4, A Cap pella Choir 3, 4, Clan 4, High lander 4, Thespians 2, 3, A BARBARA ELLEN BAlRD Barbara Yeadon, Penn. 1, Haverton, Penn. 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Booster Club 4, FBLA 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4 THOMAS ALBERT BAYNE lll r. A. JV Football i, 2, Varsity Foot- ball 3, fi, JV Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4 ALAN DONALD BECKLER llA,anIl FRANK JOSEPH BEHAN Frank Panama Canal Zone ig Mont- gomery, Alabama 2, Science Club2 JOY ANN BELL ,,-,Cyn Fairfax, Virginia if Latin Club ip Pep Club 3, Tri-M 4, Thespians 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, A Cappel- la Choir 3, 4 LILLIAN BERRY Lillian JO ELLEN BERTO Jo Ellen CAROL BISTYGA Carol Annandale, Va. i SHEILA ANN BLACK Sheila SCA l, Latin Club 2, FBLA Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Tartan 2, Mixed Chorus 2 MARY ANN BLAIR Mary Ann PATRICIA ANN BLAISDELI. a Rapid City South Dakota 1 2 Pep Club I, French Club 2, 3, 2, 3, WILLIAM BLATZ I Wrestling 2, 4 JOSEPH ANTHONY BLES uloeu EMILY JEANNE BLESSING Emily National Honor Society 3, 4, SCA secretary 3, Cabinet mem- ber 4, Class treasurer 2, secre- tary 4, A Cappella 2, sec. 3 JOHN BOAZ ll-John!! YFC I, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT FLEMI NG BOBBITT Bobby JV Baseball 2, Chess Club 3, Science Club 2, 3, Wrestling Team 2,3 EVELYN CHARLENE BOLDING Charlene Girls' Chorus I JOHN WlLFRlD BOLISH, JR. John Annandale, Virginia 'l, Latin Club 1, Chess Club 3 JERRY DAN SHIPP BOLT Jerry Montgomery, Alabama 1, Latin Club 3, Science Club 3, Germar Club 4, Key Club 3, 4, SCA Cabinet 4, Highlander 3, 4 ZECH FORD BOND, lll Ford Tartan 'l, 2, 3, editor 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Thespian 4, Track 2, 3, 4 KATHERINE MARIE BONNER Kayf' JV Cheerleader 3, Pep Club 2, Keyette Club 2, 3, 4, SCA Rep. 4, Girls' Chorus l, A Cappella Choir 2, Madrigals 3, 4 GAYLE BOTHWELL Gayle RICHARD BOWERS Richard'1 Key Club 2, 3, president 4, Skin of Our Teeth 4, Madri- gals 3,4 RAY FRANCES BRANTLEY ..Ray,. Tokyo, Japan 1, Lake Worth, Florida 2, Pep Club 'l, 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, Highlander 4 JAMES J. BRENDLE im New Orleans, Louisiana 1, Science Club 4: Latin Club 3. A ALICE ARLENE BREWER Alice Latin Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Clan 4, Tartan 4, Junior Honor Society 1, 27 National Hon' or Society 4, JV Hockey 2, 3, 4- MARTIN O. BRIGHT ,,Many,, London, England 1, Falls Church, Virginia 2 ROBERT LEWIS BROCKLEHURST, JR. Bob Marquette, Michigan 1, Norfolk Virginia 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, Thespians 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2 DENISE BROOKS Denise Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Club Council Sec. 4, Junior Honor Society 1, 2, National Honor Society 3. 4: Clan 2, 3 WILLIAM BROOKS Bill BILLIE KAREN BROWN Billie Spanish Club 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, FNA 4, FHA 1, Junior Honor Society 1, 2, National Honor Society 4, Madrigals 4 DAVID RUSSELL BROWN ,,DaVe,, Latin Club 1, 2, Highlander 4 NELSON CAREY BROWN Nelson Latin Club 1, 2, Chess Club 2, 3: Science Club 2, 3, 4, German Club 4, Tartan 4, Clan 4, Senior Honor Society 4 DALLAS BRUMBACK Dallas RICHARD LEE BUCKLES Richard JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Clan 4, Homeroom vice pres. I, 2 RUSSELL HENRY BUCKLEY Russell JV Football I, 2, Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4 JOHN PERRY BUDLONG fu. ax' Symphonic Band l, 2, JV Track 'l, 2, Science Club 3, 4, Tartan 2, 3 WILLIAM STEWART BUETTNER Stewart' All-State Band 3 4, Dance Band 4, National Honor Society 4, Clan 3 IRVING FLECK BURKHARDT Irving Vlarching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Sym- phonic Band I, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 4 WILLIAM LEWIS BURROWS, JR. l French Club 3, Art Club 3, Clan 3, co-editor 4, Talon 4, Highland- er 4, TrlM 3, 4, Senior Class Senator 4 HENRY WILLIAM BUSE, Ill Buz onolulu, Hawau 'l, , Baseball 2, Varsity 3, 5 Basketball 2, Varsity 3,4, Varsity Football 4, Key Club 4 DONALD FRAN K CARMAN Donnie JV Baseball 1, 2, 3, Varsity 4, Varsity Basketball 4 CHARLES ROBERT CAMPBELL Charles YFC Club 1, 2, 3. SARAH CAMPBELL Sarah JAUNITA ANNE CATTERTON Jauni1a FBLA 4, Girls' Chorus ig Mixed Chorus 2, 3, A Capella Choir 4 CONNlE MAE CHAMBLIN Connie Indianapolis, Indiana if Carlisle, Pennsylvania 2, Girls' Chorus 1, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: BOOSTCV Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 45 Highlander 4 DONNA CAROLYN CHAPMAN Donna Art Club 1, 2, Pep Club 3, Talon SHARON G. CHILDRESS Sharon Girls' Chorus I, 3, 4, Senior Choir2 ELIZABETH ELLENE CHILES Beth Frankfurt, Germany 2, Keyettes 3, 4, SCA Cabinet 4, Junior Honor Society 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Clan 3, ad editor 4 WILLIAM PATRICK CHILES Hparu Arlington, Virginia I GAIL LEWIS CHRISTENSEN HGBHH Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, JV Softball If Varsity 2, 3 PETER CHRISTOPHER Pete Varsity Football 45 Key Club 3, 4 DIANE CLARE CLAFLIN Diane FTA 25 FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, ? ANNETTE SUHNER CLARK Annette Sharon Massachusetts I 2- Com mencement Comm. 4, Library Assistant 3, 4 CLYDE EVANS CLARK Clyde Latin Club 3- Mixed Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4 DAVID CLEELAND Dave TIM LARRY CLEM wha - of-10 Tim ..f MICHELENE OLGA CLONEY Mikey Fairfax, Virginia I, 2, French Club 3, Keyettes 3, 4, Junior Honor Society I, 2, National Honor Society 4, Highlander 4, Clan 3,4 JANET N CLOUD Janet Spanish Club I Malorettes I RICHARD COFFREN Richard CRAIG PAUL COLBY Craig Chess Club vice pres. 2, president 3, 4, .IV Debate 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Speakers Bureau pres. 4, Merit Semi-Finalist ALAN ANDREW COLE Alan Symphonic Band I, 2, 3, 4, All- State Band 2, 3, 4, Varsity Dance .Band 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, pres. 3, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, A Cappella ELIZABETH MEAD COLLINS Lisa Arlington, Virginia 1, Va. Beach, Virginia 2, Pep Club I, French Club I, Keyettes 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Thespians 4 WILLIAM HUGH CONINE Bill Naples, Italy I, Lynhaven, Vir- ginia 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Class president 1, French Club I, Music Club I, 2 BONNIE DEAN COULTER Bonnie FHA 'l, FBLA 2, Girls' Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2 JAMES COU LTER Jimmy JV Football I WILLIAM CRATER ,1HapH Band I, 2, 3, Chess Club 2, 3, 4 CATHERINE ANN CURRAN Cathy FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club I, Intramural Bas- ketball 'I EMILY L. DALY ,,Em,, Pep Club 2, JV Hockey 2 KAREN ELIZABETH DAMMER Karen Bad Godesburg, Germany I, 37 ,hw Frankfurt, Germany 2, Pep Club 2, Foreigner's Club 3, German Club 4 MELVIN AUBREY DANIELS Buster JV Football, JV Baseball, JV Basketball' Varsity Football CAROL JEAN DAVIS Carol A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 4, Madri- gals 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Tri-M 4, All-State Chorus 3 'CW- JAMES AVERY DAVIS Hjimn Norfolk, Virginia 1, 2, Wrestling 4, JV Track I SUE ANN DELONG ,fsueu Latin Club 1, 2, Junior Honor Society 3, Booster Club 3, 4 FNA 3 EMILE dePLANQUE Duke Alexandria, Virginia I, Lawrence ville, N. J. 2, JV Football 3 JV Track 2, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4 French Club 4, Key Club 4 LEWIS DODGE Lewis Key Club 4, Madrigals 4 DAVID EUGENE DODRILL nDaVeu JV Baseball 2, JV Basketball 3 JV Football l, 2, Varsity 3, 4 Class President 4, Key Club 3, 4 Booster Club 4, Junior Honor Society 2 MICHAEL BOYD DOUGAN Mike JUDY HELEN DOWNS ,fjudyu Annandale, Virginia If Girls' Chorus I JOHN DUBBER ujohnu California 1, 2, Varsity Football 4 FRANCES ANNE DUFFY Frances Art Club 4 ROBERT SIMS DUNCAN ,,Bob,, Band 'I, 2, 3, Thespians I, 2, 3, 4 CORA JANE DUNN Cora FBLA, Girls' Chorus I NANCY JENNIFER DURHAM Nancy Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4, Junior Honor Society I, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4: Tri-M 45 Homecoming Queen 4, A Cap- pella Choir 2, Madrigals 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4 MARY DYE Mickey HAMMOND LEITH DYER, JR. Hammond Bus Driver l, 2, 3, 4 SALLY JEAN EADIE Sally JV Softball i, 2, Varsity Softball 3, Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Clan 3, 4 FAY RAY EAKIN BY JOANNE EDENS Joanne Carlisle Barracks, Pa. 1, FNA 2, 3, 4, German Club 4, Highlander 3, 4, National Honor Society 4 SHARON KAY EGGEN Sharon San Diego, California I, Junior Honor Society I, Highlander 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, All-Star Basketball l CHARLES GARY ELLISON ,,Gary,, Thespians 4, Antigone 4 GARY JAY ELLISON ,,Gary,, JV Baseball 1, 2, Varsity Base- ball 3, 4, JV Football I, 2, Varsi- ty Football 3 SYDNEY SUE ERB Hsydf, Norfolk, Virginia 1, Varsity Cheer- leading 3, 4, Pep Club 'l, 2, Keyettes 3, 4, Thespians 4,' SCA Cabinet 4 BETTY JOAN EVANS ffsenyn RONALD AN DRED EVERS Ronnie JOAN KAREN FERGUSON Hjoann Spanish Club 3, 4, Highlander A, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1 ALICE LOUNSBURY FERRY Alice Pittsford, New York 1, 2, French Club 2, 3, FTA 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 HELMUT FISCHER Helmut Bus Driver 4 LINDA ELIZABETH FISHER Linda Coronado, California 'lg Thespians 3 MARGARET FLETCHER Margaret A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, Madri- gals 4 RAYMOND ARTHUR FLETCHER ,,Ray,, Band l, 2, 3 lRENE ANNE FOLEY Irene Spanish Club l RALPH FRAIZER Ralph GREER EDWARD FULLERTON Greer Falls Church, Virginia 'l, Band 2 CARMEN CALVERT FURR Carm FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 4- Guidance Office 3 4 CAROL JEAN FURR Carol JV Basketball 2, Varsity Basket- ball'3, 4, Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, FHA 'l, Girls' Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2 JAMES RONALD GAINES jimmy JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Concert Band l, 2, Symphonic Band 3, Dance Band 'l, 2, 3 ROBERT BRADLEY GALE Brad Falls Church, Virginia 1, French Club 2, 3, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Highlander 4, Clan 4 EDWARD GANTT llEdIl PATRICK GARDNER Hpafu SUSAN ELEANOR GEIGER Sue Varsity Softball I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 1 PATRICIA ANN GERNHOFER Pat Jacksonville, Florida If Pep Club 3, Sweetheart Court 37 Home- coming Court 45 Most Attractive 4 REBECCA ANN GODDARD Becky Tripoli, North Africa 'Ig Pep Club 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, FBLA 2, Drill Team 2, 3, Thespians 3, 4 FREDERICK ALAN GOTTHARDT Fred DIANNA DEAN GRAHAM Dianna FBLA 2, FHA I WILLIAM JOHN GRANT John Richmond, Virginia 1, Latin Club 37 Pep Club 4 SCOTT GRIEVES Scotty Athens, Greece 1, Fayetteville, N. C., 2, 3, French Club 2, News- paper 2, 3 1' LARRY ALBERT GROVES Larry JV Basketball 35 JV Baseball 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Base- ball 4 We is -an LEONORA GUARRAIA Leonora Falls Church, Virginia 'i, 25 JV Hockey 1, Varsity 2, 3, French Club l, 2, Science Club 1, High- lander3 CHARLOTTE HAGAMAN Charlotte Falls Church, Va. lp Annandale, Virginia2 NANCY ALICE HAHN Nancy JV Hockey 3, Varsity 4. Latin Club 3, 4, Junior Honor Society l, 2, Clan 4 SYLVIA MARIE HALE Sylvia Yrc Club 1, 2 DANIEL scott HALL Danny Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Thespians I 2, 3, 4, Highlander 4, Clan 4 SCA HR representative 4, 17, 2 Showboat 3 CAROL HARDY Carol MARCIA ELLEN HARDY Marcia Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1, 2, Ta coma, Washington 3, Keyettes 4, German Club 4, FTA 4 SHARON JUNE HARTZELL Shari Yokohama, Japan I, 2, Band lg Pep Club 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Clan 4 DONNA CATHERINE HARVEY Donna Thespian Society 3, 4, A Cappella chair 3, 4 SUSAN DIANE HAWLEY Susan HARRIET ELAINE HAZLETON Elaine JV Hockey 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, FTA I, 2, 3, 4, pres. I, 2, 3, county pres. 4, Clan 2, Girls Sports Ed. 3, co-editor 4, Key- ettes DALLAS HEDGE Dallas ISABELLE SUE HENDERSON ue JAMES RICHARD HENDERSON Dickie Fairfax, Va. I FAY EILEEN HENDRICKSON a Jr. Honor Society 2- National Honor Society 3 4- Tartan 2 3 4- FHA 2 3- National Merit Letter of Recommendation 4 RAY L. HICKS Hkayu Band I, 2, 3, 47 Dance Band 4 PATRICIA LEE HIGGINS Patsy Norfolk, Virginia If Beirut, Leb- anon 2, Los Angeles, Calif. 3, French Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2 STEVEN BRET HILL Steve Arlington, Virginia I SEBERT ALLAN HOLLENBECK AIlan Key Club 3, 4 NANCY LOU HOLT Nancy Symphonic Band 2, 3, FNA 3, Spanish Club 2, 4, Junior Honor Society 2, Tartan 2, 3 HARRY C. HORNBERGER Harry JV Football I, 2, Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4 LUCIA ROBERTA HORLICK Lucy Munich, Germany 'If Wiesbaden, Germany 2, Arlington, Virginia 3, Basketball I, 2, 35 Softball I, 2, 3, Class President If Secretary 2 GLENN REID HOVEY Glenn Key Club 2, 3, 4, JV Baseball I, 2, 3, National Honor Spciety 4 JAMES HOWARD, JR. Jim Debate Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3 4, Thespians 3, 4, Highlander 4 SHARON LYNN HOWES '1Sharon Atlanta, Georgia I, 2, French Club 3, Latin Club 3, Pep Club I, FTA 3, 4 JOHN GORDON HOWLAND John Orange Park, Florida I, Key Club 3, vice president 4, Science Club 3, 4, Booster Club 4, National Honor Society 4 PATRICIA HUNNICUTT Npaftf FNA 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, A Cappella 3, 4 MARI-MARGARET HUNT Midge Falls Church, Virginia I, Varsity Basketball I, 3, 4, JV Cheer- leading 2, Varsity 3, Pep Club T, Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 'I PHILIP S. HUNTER llphilu JOY HUNTINGTON Hjoyu 0 Hockey T, 2, Varsity 3, 4, FTA I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Junior Honor So- ciety I, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4 NINA JANE HURST Nina JV Basketball I, 2, FTA 3, 4, Science Club 4, Junior Honor Society I, 2, National Honor So ciety 4, Clan 4 ANTHONY CARTER HURT 1,7-Onyu Wrestling Team 2, 3, French Club 'l MARGARET HUTTON Peggy FBLA 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2 DONALD W. INGERSLEW ,,DOn,, Coronado, California 1, 2, 3, Varsity Football 2, 3 MARY LOUISE ISAACS Mary Lou FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FNA 3, 4, Pep y y y Club 3,4 JEAN CAMPBELL IVINS Jeannie JV Basketball 'lg JV Hockey I, 2, Varsity 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, French Club 4, Junior Honor Society 'l, 2, Clan 3, 4 HERBERT JOHNSON Herbert SARA CHARLOTTE JOHNSON JOHN EARL ISAACS r T 'T F Sue John 5 J' V T ' .,.. T Albuquerque, New Mexico 1, 2, JV Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, Band if ' 5 ,.., , ' 'T T Baltimore, Maryland 3, JV Hockey 1, 2, 3, Junior Honor Socieiy 2 'il li ' H zi' 1 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, Highlander 4 is ,am , HUGH JOHNSTON HBCU Weight Lifting 2, Band l, 2, 3: Chess Club 2, 3, 4 SINDIA LEE JOHNSTON Hcindyu Cutest Couple 4 JULIE JOHNSTONE Julie Prom Comm, 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, Jr. Honor Society 2, National Honor Society 4, Tartan 2, 3, 4, High- lander 3, 4, Clan 4, Latin Club 2 M. A. KATHLEEN JORDAN Katy Washington, D. C. 1, Hamilton, Bermuda 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Netball 2, Track 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3 JOHN MICHAEL KALEPP John JV Basketball 2, Varsity 3, A Prom Comm. 3, Boys' Choir l A Cappella 2, 3, German Club 4, HR representative l NORMAN LYNN KANAGA Norm Key Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4 Letter of Recommendation Na tional Merit 4 DAVID GAZA KATONA Dave Homestead, Penna. 1, 2 RICHARD KENNETH KATONA Richard Homestead, Penna. i ELLEN KAY KEIPER 1'Ellen French Club 2, 3, vice president 4, FTA 3, 45 Jr. Honor Society I, 2, National Honor Society 4, Tartan literary ed. 4 BONNIE LYNNE KEMP Bonnie Arlington, Virginia Ip Varsity Sof.- ball 3, Cap and Gown Comm. 4, FBLA 3, 4 CAROLYN ANN KIDD Carolyn FBLA 3, 4, Basketball Intramurals 27 Pep Club 3 GEORGE CURTIS KING George Tennis 2, 3, Spanish Ciub 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, treasurer 3, secretary 4, National Spanish Honor Society treasurer 3, 4 JUDITH KING lljudyll MARGARET ANN KIPPS Hpeggyn Girls' Chorus I, 2 EVELYN KIRBY Evelyn Girls' Chorus I5 Office Worker I Saving Stamp representative 3 Library Worker 4 HARRY WILLIAM KLOTZ amy RICHARD KNOBLAUGH Richard Science Club 2, 3, 4, pres. 3, Jr. Honor Society 1, 2, Chess Club, Northern Virginia Science Fair 35 State 3 ANNE KNODEL nAnnen Keyette Club 3, 4, ICC president 47 French Club 3, president 47 Jr. Honor Society I, 2, National Hon- or Society PATRICIA KNOWLES ffparfi FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 CHRIS ANNE KONZELMANN Chris Latin Club 25 Drill Team 2, 35 Girls' Chorus I, 2: Library Work Ip Office Work 2, Guidance Of- fice Work 4, Julius Caesar 2 JOAN THAYER LAWLESS Joan Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, JV Softball 2, Prom Comm. 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4 CHARLES LAWSON Charlie Varsity Football 1, 2, 3 MARGARET ELIZABETH LEAHY Betsy Keyettes historian 2, 3, C. secre- tary 4, ICC Commission 4, Tar- tan 2, 3, 4, Highlander 4, Jr. Honor 2 TOM B. C. LEDDY mi-Om., Football 2, 3, tri-captain 4, Bas- ketball 2 JERRY LEDFORD Jerry DAVID BALLOU LEEDY Dave Valleio, Calif. ly Honolulu, Ha- waii 2, Science Club l, 3, 4, SCA HR rep. 4, Clan 4, Best All Around 2 GEORGE HORACE LlBMAN 4 George Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, 'lst Place No. Va. Science Fair 2 l l JOHN ROBERT LIEURANCE ,,,o,m,, i First Place School Science Fair 3, l No. Va. Science Fair 3 ROBERT WILSON LOWRY ,,BOb,, Falls Church, Va. I, 25 JV Foof- ball I, 25 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 SCA HR rep. 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 4 EVE LURIE Eine KATHLEEN O'HARE LYTLE Kathi San Diego, Calif. 1, 25 Cap and Gown Comm. 45 FTA 3, 45 Span- ish Club 45 Booster Club secretary 4, Tri Hi Y 4, Tartan 4 THOMAS MCDONALD Tom Park Forest, lll. 1, 2, 3 PHILIP FALTER MCDOWELL Phil Honolulu, Hawaii I, 2, 3, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Table Tennis I, Stags 3, Chess Club 3, 4, vice president 3, Newspaper 3 CHARLES NICGEHEE Charles CECILIA ANNA MCGINLEY Cee Arlington, Va. 2, Charleston, S.C. 3, Hockey 2, Softball 2, 3, Cheer leader 2, 3, Math Club 2, 3, Mis- sion Club WILLIAM RUSSELL MadVIAHON Rusty Sr. Banquet Comm. 4, SCA HR rep. I, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, A Cappella Choir 2, 3 CAROL PATRICIA MCNAMARA Carol Intramural Bd. treasurer 3, Cap and Gown Comm, 4, Keyettes 3, vice pres. 4, Jr. Honor Society 2, National Honor Society 3, 4 JEAN MARY MABBIT ,,Mary,1 LINDA MARCHANT Linda Falls Church, Va. I, Antigone 4 BRUCE WAYNE MARKLEY Bruce JV Football 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Privilege Comm. 4, Sr. Trip Comm. 4, SCA HR rep. I, SCA treasurer 2, Senator 1 SARAH LEE MARTIN Sarah Dance Band 3, 4, FTA 2, Jr. Hon- or Society 1, 2, Highlander 3, sports ed. 4, School Forensics I, 2, 3, 4, District 2, 3, State 2, 3 JEAN E. MARTINDALE Jean Latin Club 2, Spanish Club A THOMAS JOSEPH MATKOVICK Tom JV Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Chess Club 2, DAR U. S. History Award 3 CYNTHIA LYNN MECHLING Lynn Prom Committee 3, SCA HR rep- resentative I, 3, French Club 3, Keyette Club 2, 3, secretary 4 TANDY MEEN Tandy DONNA MARIE MERCER Donna Del City, Oklahoma I, 2, JV Bas ketball co-captain 3, Varsity 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Pep Club I, 2, FHA T, Mixed Chorus I, 2 CAROL MEESNER Carol JANICE LEA MEYERS Janice Philippine Islands 1, 2, FBLA 3, secretary 4 40' GEORGE P. MICHAEL, JR. George Norfolk, Virginia i, Wrestling Team 2, Mechanical Drawing Award3 NORMA ELAINE MICHAEL Norma Washington, D. C. l VlVlAN ANITA MICHAEL Anita Washington, D. C. i PATRICIA ANN MILLARD Hparn Pep Club 3, FHA 3, FBLA 3, 4 SUSAN ELIZABETH MILLER Susan FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Library Worker 3 MERLIN HlLAlRE MlNlCLlER Lynn Sr. Privilege Comm. 4, Cap and Gown Comm. 4, German Club 4, Thespian 3, 4, FTA 4, National Honor Society 4, Tartan CARL C. MONK Carl Kansas City, Missouri 1, 2, JV Baseball Manager 3, Tennis Team 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, English Club treasurer 2, Debate 'l, 2 CHARLES L. MOORE Skeet Washington, D. C. 1 MICHAEL More Mike Varsity Football 3, 4 MARLA RAE MOUNTZ Marla Falls Church, Va. 1, Bangkok, Thialand 2, 3, Class Secretary 3, Class Treasurer 2, Cheerleader 3, Yearbook 2, 3, Softball EDWIN MROZ Edwin National Merit Semi-Finalist 4, Cap and Gown Comm. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 LINDA ERNA MUEHLENHORT Linda THOMAS VlGGERS MURTO lll Tom Santa Ana, California 1, 2, 3, Highlander 4, Debate 4, National Merit Semi-Finalist 4, CSF 2, 3 CLI NE MUTERSBAUGH Cline PETER OLAF NEGAARD Pete JV Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, JV Baseball 1, cg-captain 2, Span- ish Club 1, 2, Key Club 1, 2, National Merit 4 BARBARA F. NElLL Barbara Newport, Rhode Island 1, French Club 1, 2, Pep Club 3, Richard III 3, Skin of Our Teeth 4, English representative 2 BONNIE RUTH NELSON Bonnie Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Keyette Club 2, 3, 4, FTA secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Sweetheart Queen 4 PATRICIA NEWTON Hparn McLean Savings Plan 3, 4 CONNIE NICHOLS sauce BARTON NELSON f ii Come Bruce S , - Jv Football 1, 2, Varsity 3, fri- 'i il captain 4, Jv Basketball 2, 3 4ir4l,r 'fo g VarsITY Track 2, 3, 4: PersonalitY I l l ' l'i- i r Plus 4 HARRY ROBERT NELSON Harry Washington, D. C. I, 2, Football 2, Science Club 2, Bowling Club 2 JEREMIAH NELSON Jerry Frankfurt, Germany 1, Electronics Club I, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 SUSAN ANN NICHOLS Susie JV Hockey I, 2, Varsity 3, Boost- er Club 4, Spanish Honor Society 3, 4, Cap and Gown Committee 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Tartan 4 LEWIS ALFRED NIXON, JR. Nickie Berkley, West Virginia 1 NANCY NOBLE Nancy JV Cheerleading 2 ROBERT TILGHMAN NORMAN ,,Bobby,, JV Baseball manager I5 Varsity 25 Intramural Basketball 25 HR vice president 35 Magazine Drive 3 COURT TURNER NORRIS Court Jacksonville, Fla. I, 25 Track I, 45 Swimming 25 JV Football 35 Varsity 45 Senior Class Trip Com- mittee 4 KATHLEEN MOUREEN NORRIS LaJolla, Kathi Calif. I, 2, 35 French Club T, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club T, 2, 35 Ski League Club 35 Clan 45 Girls' Council 3 BRIAN OBERT Brian Art Club 3 JOSEPH PATRICK O'CONNOR 'Pat Kansas I5 Arlington 25 Football I5 JV Basketball I, 2, 35 Varsity 45 Baseball I, 3, 45 Latin Club 2 KATHLEEN JOAN O'CONNOR Kathy Huntsville, Ala. I5 Taiple, Taiwan 2, 35 Honor Society 'I5 Skin of Our Teeth 45 Dance Committee 3, Prom Comm. 3 WALTER LLOYD OLSON uuoydu Wrestling Team 45 Pep Club 4 CAROLYN PFALZGRAF Carolyn CHARLES PIERCY Charles MARY VIRGINIA PINKERTON Ginia Prom Comm. 37 Commencement Comm. 4, Baccalaureate Comm. 4, Keyette 2, chaplain 3, Board of Directors 4gClan 3, 4 ELMO WILLIAM PIPER HMON Track 3, 47 Key Club 2, 3, 4i Lighting for Stage and Assembly Programs, Sound for All Football Games and Plays BONNIE LOU PLETSCH Bonnie Basketball Intramurals 2, 3, Invi- tation Comm. 3, Monitor 1, 2, FNA 3i Charlie's Aunt lg Jr Honor Society I, 2 BEVERLY DEANNE POLLOCK Bev Commencement Comm. 4, Cap and Gown Comm. 4, Bowling Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Drill Team 2, 3, Ap Tartan BROOKS PREACHER Brooks CLARK PRITCHETT Clark CAROL DAWNE PROTHRO Carol FTA 3, 47 Pep Club 2, Spanish U 2, 3, 4, rf. Hr Y 4, ICC 3, 4, Clan 3, Highlander 41 Madrigals 3, 4, HR rep. I VINCENT PUGH Vincent CAROLYN DELORES RAINES Carol Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus DARLENE E. RATHJEN Darlene Jr. Honor Society I, 2, Clan 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, vice president 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Commencement Comm. 4, Prom Comm. 3 FRANK WILLIAM REDMON Frank JV Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track l, 4, Camera Club 'l, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Highlander i, Madrigals 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 4 NANCIE T. REED Nancie Washington, D. C. 'l, Varsity Cheerleader I, Prom Comm. 3, Pep Club 3, 4, French Club 4, Drill Team 2, Glee Club ROCHELLE LEE RENNER Shelly San Jose, Calif. 1, 2, Cheerleader 2, Cap and Gown Comm. 4, HR representative 'l, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4 EDDIE LEE RHODES Eddie REBECCA EMMA RHODES Becky Sweetheart Court 2, Pep Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Maiorette l, 2, 3, captain 2, Spanish Fiesta Princess I, HR secretary 2, 3 MOLLY RlGGS Moll Chicopee, Mass. 1, Montgomery, Alabama 2, Keyettes 3, treasurer 4, French Club 3, treas. 4, Clan 3, lit ed. 4, Nat. Honor Society 4 ELLSWORTH RANDOLPH ROBEY I Randy Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Concert Band l, Symphonic Band 2,3,4 MARGARET E. RODEFFER Margaret German Club historian 4, Latin Club 2, 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Volleyball 4, Forensi-c Prose 1 JEPTHA SCOTT ROGERS, JR. Scott Intramural Basketball I, Sym- phonic Band I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 3, District Music Festival Solo 'l, 2, 3 TANYA ELLEN ROREX Tanya Drill Team captain 3, 4, Keyettes 2, 3, parliamentarian 4, Latin Club 2, Pep Club 3, Prom Comm. 3, Clan 4, Madrigals 4 PATRICIA L. ROSENBERG Patty Lou Vicenza, Italy 1, 2, 3, Class secre- tary 1, Ski Club 2, Cheerleader 3, GAA 'I, 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Clan 4, Jv Hockey 4 SALLY BALL ROSENBERGER usallyu JV Hockey I, HR rep. I, 2, 3, PNA 3, 4, ICC 3, 4, Highlander 2 MARGARET MURRAY ROSS ,,Maggie,, JV Hockey I, Varsity captain 4, Keyette 3, 4, Highlander 2, asst. itor 3, news editor 4, 2, 3, co- president news ed- senator 4 GARY ROTH f,Gary,, New York 'l, 2, 3 DOLORES MAE RUDOLPH nDee1f Drill Team 2, 3, JV Hockey I DAVID HAMILTON RUSK David Library Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Cafe- teria Worker I, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir KENNETH EDWARD SCOTT ,,Ken,, Arlington, Va. lg Wrestling 2, 3, Track 2, Band ly Booster Club 4, Highlander circulation manager 3, 4 GRETCHEN RUTH SEIBERLING Gretchen Camp Hill, Penna. T, 2, Prom Comm. 3, Baccalaureate Comm. 4, FTA 'I, 2, 3, Af Keyette A, Grease and Glamour 2, 3 JOHN PAUL SHACOCHIS ,va ,, y i Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Senior Banquet Comm. 4 DOLORES JEAN SHAFFER Dolores Maiorette T, 2, 3, 4 HARVEY WIRT C. SHELTON Harvey Montgomery, Alabama I, 25 Sci- ence Club 3, 45 German Club A5 Keyette Club 45 Highlander 45 Student Staff 45 Commencement 4 SANDRA SHILLING Sandra HELEN MARIE SHOEMAKER Helen Fairfax, Virginia 25 HR representa- tive 15 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 35 A Cappella Choir 45 FBLA4 WALTER MAYNARD SICKMEN Walt Bladensburg, Md. 1, 2 SANDRA KAY SILZER Sandy Fairfax, Virginia I, 25 Executive Comm. 25 Prom Comm. 35 Cap and Gown Comm. 45 Sr. Privi- leges Comm. 45 Clan 3, 4 ROBERT SIMS Robert CATHERINE JEAN SIRNEY Cathie Basketball manager 25 Prom Comm. 35 Monitor 15 Stamp and Bond rep. 25 HR representative 25 Highlander 3, 45 Clan 3, 4 WILLIAM C. SISSON I Falls Church, Va. I, 2 MARY LOU SMITH Mary Lou STEPHEN MARKLEY SMITH Stephen Chess Club 2, 35 German Club 45 Science Club 45 Tartan 45 Nation- al Merit Honorable Mention 4 CAROLYN ANNE SNEAD Carolyn Intramural Basketball 45 Pep Club 2, president 3, 45 Highlander 2 FLORENCE SNYDER NFIOH .IUDITH ANN SORBER Judy Thespians 3, 45 Mixed Choir 35 A Cappella 45 Hockey manager 3 HARRY EDWARD SPARSHOTT Ned Symphonic Band l, 2, 3, 45 Drum Maior 3, 45 German Band 45 Safety Council 35 Student Staff 2, 3, 4 BERNARD SPECTOR Bernie DAVID HAMILTON STANLEY Dave Jr. Honor Society I, 25 Nat. Hon- or Society 3, pres. 45 Highlander 2, sports editor 3, editor 45 Merit Semi-Finalist JAMES BOWDOIN STAPLETON ,wma Highland Falls, N. Y. I, 2, 3, Bas- ketball 'l, 2, 3, Ice Hockey I, 2, 3, Lacrosse l, 2, 3, Yearbook 3 DONALD STARR nDOnn LANCE RAY STEWART Lance Aqaua, Guam T, Boulder Colo. 2, Football 'l, 2, Photography Club I, Jr. Achievement pres. 2, Key Club 3, 4 BONNIE SUE STONE Bonnie El Paso, Texas l, 2, FTA I, 2, FHA T, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Or- chesus2 JAMES RUSSEL STREET Jimmy Intramural Basketball 2, HR rep- resentative 2, Stamp representa- tive I SUSAN JAYN E STULL Jaynie Manasquan, N. J. I, Munich, Ger- many 2, 3, Bowling l, Jr. Red Cross rep. 3, FTA 3, German Club 4, A Cappella 4 TIPTON YANCEY SWEET H7-ipf, Intramural Basketball 1, HR rep- resentative 3, 4, Cap and Gown Comm. 4, Spanish Club 2, Bowl- ing Club 2 DENNIS SWINDLER Dennis Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Boys' Chorus l, Laboratory Assistant 4 FRANK EUGENE TAYLOR Frank Track 'I5 Science Club vice presi- dent 3, president 45 Highlander 35 4th prize-National Science Fair3 JEB TAYLOR Jeb Washington, D. C. I5 Science Club 45 Electronics Club 45 Highlander 45 A Cappella Choir 45 Drama Publicity 4 SARAH LEE TAYLOR Sarah Carlisle, Penna. I5 Varsity Basket ball 3, 45 Intramural Board pres. 45 Keyette Club 4, HR repre- sentative4 MALINDA PARKER TEEL MaIinda JV Hockey 1, 2, 3, Varsity 45 Jr. Honor Society I, 25 National Honor Soc. 45 Latin Club I, 25 Pep Club 35 Highlander 4 BON N I E LOU THOMAS Bonnie FHA I, 2, 3, 4, reporter 2, Chap- ter pres, 45 Federation pres. 45 Pep Club 2, secretary 3, 45 HR representative FRANK THOMPSON Frank QUENTIN THOMPSON Quentin Bus Driver 3, 4 HOWARD DONALD THORNETT Donald Intramural Basketball 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Student Staff 4 DOUGLAS REID THRASHER Reid Norfolk County, Va. I, Tennis Team 2, captain 3, 4, Chess Club 2, sec.-treasurer 3, 4, Speakers Bureau 4, National Merit ANN ELIZABETH TIPPETT ,,Ann,, JV Hockey 3, German Club 4, Tri-M 2, Tartan 2, 3, 4, A Cap- pella 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4 JAMES SAVEL TOBI N Jimmy JV Football l, 2, 3 CURTIS RICHARD TRIMMER Curtis Arlington, Va. 1 EDMUND ROSS TRUEAX Ross Latin Club 1, 3, Bowling Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Showboat 3, State Latin Contest 1 MARY KATHERINE UTTERBACK Mary HR representative 2, 4, Clinic Worker, Supply Room Worker M. JACQUELYN VanDOREN Jack: JV Basketball 2, 3, Trl-M, Sym- honic Band 1 2 3 4' A Ca pella Choir 4 HAROLD GALE VanPATTEN Harold Latin Club 2, vice pres. 3, presl- dent 4, Jr, Honor Society 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4 MARY LOUISE VEACH NMary,, HR representative 4, Pep Club 3, 4 TAMMO GERNARDUS VEENKAMP Theo Groningen, The Netherlands 1, 2, 3, 45 AFS Scholarship 4, News- paper editor 3, Spanish Club 4 GEORGE FISCHER VIERECK George JV Baseball 2, Varsity 3, 4, Var- sity Football 3, 4, Wrestling 2 BARBARA ANN VOSKUIL Barbara Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 41 Ger- man Band 4, Dance Band 1, 2 3, 45 Jr. Honor Society I, 2, Na tional Honor Society 3, 4 RICHARD CHARLES WALTON Richard JV Football 2, JV Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 2 CLAUDE MATTHEW WARD Matt Seventeen 2 JEFFREY KNIGHT WARNER Jeff Bushy Park, England 'lp Varsity Football 3, 4, JV Baseball 2, Track 3, 4, Key Club, Science Club JOHN ROBERT WATSON lljohnll English Class rep. 2, Monitor 2, 4 SAMUEL RICHARD WEAVER ,,5am,, MARY ELLEN Weiss A Mary EIIen J Vice pres. HR 2, SCA rep. 3, Spanish Club I i ' F ' .T 31 E xg . xy, 5 , y S A a , X gm was 162555534 MARY ELLEN WEST Mary Ellen JV Basketball 1, JV Softball 2, Spanish Club 2 ELIZABETH LUCILLE WESTBY Betty Honolulu, Hawaii lg Monterey, California 2, French Club 3, FTA 3, 4, FBLA 4, Highlander 4,ClanA ARTHUR ALVIN WHITING UAW, Williamsville, N. Y. 1, 25 Basket ball ly Swimming 2, Tennis 2, Wrestling 4, Senior Trip Comm 4, Science Club 3, Aj Clan JAMES WHITMER Ujimn SANDRA KAY WlLBUR Sandy Varsity Hockey 3, 45 Class vice president 1, 21 Symphonic Band l, 2, 35 JV Softball 1, 2, Varsity 3 PATRICIA LEE WlLLlAMS uparn FHAp Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus NANCY KAY woons I KARL DAVID YUNKER NanCY A l l , David Art Club If Highlander advertis- ,y ur l - Annandale, Va. lg Tennis Team ing manager3 Alll A fl 3, 4i Commencement Comm. 42 NICHOLAS TIMOR YAWORSKI ,fnmu JV Football 3, Varsity 4, Sym- phonic Band I, 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 3 NICHOLAS YOUNG Nick EDWARD ARTHUR YOUNGS Eddie Class president I, 2, 3, SCA presi- dent 4, AFS returnee 37 National Honor Society 3, 45 JV Baseball lp Varsity Spanish Club 4 ,W REYNARD ZOTTIG Reynard Seniors Not Pictured BARBARA ANNE ANDERSON Barbara Anne Elizabethton, Tennessee I, 2, 35 Basketball ly Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 Y-Teens Sophomore Favorite 21 Glee Club HAROLD BADGER Harold MARY ANN BAIR Mary Ann JOHN WILLIAM BEARDSLEY John Honolulu, Hawaii if Wickford, Rhode Island 2, 3, Varsity Foot- ball 47 Spanish Club 3 DONALD CANNON JUANITA GHEEN Bo Basketball l, 27 Girls' Chorus 4 EDWARD GRAVES Chess CHARLES GREEN FRANKLIN HUNDSHAMER 69 MILDRED VIVIAN JENKINS Millie Fort Knox, Kentucky I, 2, Cap and Gown Comm. 4, Pep Club 'l, 2, 4g Latin Club I, Glee Club I, 2, Cheerleader 2 FRANCES OLIVIA JONES Fran HR representative I, JV Basketball I, Varsity 2, 37 JV Softball I, Var- sity 2, 3, JV Hockey 2, VOT Work Program 4 ROBERT KIESSLING Bob ALFRED LEA Al WILLIAM MATHESON Bill ROBERT NYE Bob WILLIAM REVELLE CECELIA MARIE RUEPP Cecelia Leesburg, Va. I, 2 THOMAS SAMPSON DIANNE SELL JOY EILEEN SHEPPARD Joy Girls' Chorus I, 2 BARBARA GLENN THOMASON Bobbie Glenn Girls' Chorus RICHARD WAHL Dick RICHARD WILEY NANCY HERNANDEZ MARIA PIA VELASCO 70 Our 8th grade Cheerleaders? xh Qfade loo tball team Our 3 AP eyiect F950 rd Our Town? mi: ,L The First Homecoming? Seventeen? Richard III? FU The big snow of 2 years ago? Showboat? Eddie Youngs Wearing his Lederhosen, AFS returnee Eddie Youngs ,points out Germany to Lucy Lynch and Kris Hensley. 72 Though last summer is iust so many memories now, Germany and he little cars and Lederhosen, her people and her problems, her language ana her history, her thoughts are mine forever. That farming family, Hagemann is my family. Frank, and Dieter ara my brothers, Ute, my sister. I arr son and brother in two families. Thi is a feeling which not enough people- in this world can experience. Witl more ties between more countries such as ours with Germany, througl me, strife would be an obsolete, ever a forgotten, term. The programs of student ex change fostered by the Americar Field Service are links between con temporary mankind and catholi peace in the near future. By partici pating in its programs, McLean Higl is securing a foothold in the land oy universal peace. My hope is thai continuing support of this progranl will build eternal peace in our lives that the scourge of war will neve again ravish life upon this earth. Walk together, talk together 'O ye peoples of the earth Then, and only then Can we have peace. -AFS Slogan Theo VeenKamp When I think of my life here, many pictures often flash through my mind, a few of Them are: New York at night, the first sight for me of America. It was like a dream, this wonder of greatness and light reflected in the dark water of the Hudson. The Budlongs, who are like parents to me, John, my brother, the long talk we often had together before we went to sleep. The classes with their conversations, discussions . . . and iokes. Parties, where we were listening to music, laughing, dancing and talking, talking about little things iust for the pleasure of it, speaking with each other about little things which seemed important at that ime and discussing really big things which were living in our minds, like life, world and religion. Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar, all for McLean, stand up and holler! And, boy, did we ever holler! Assemblies with other foreign exchange students in which we forgot that we came from different countries and became friends. People, persons, individuals, humans, boys, girls, men, women, and the more I met, spoke and watched, the more I understood that we are all the same. Superlatives 960 Best Dressed JOY HUNTINGTON, LANCE STEWART 74 Most Dependable ELAINE HAZELTON, JERRY BOLT Most Attractive PAT GERNHOFER, HUNTER LINDSAY NANCY Superlatifves 960 Best All Around NANCY DURHAM, DAVE DODRILL 75 Superlatifves 960 Winiest SUE JOHNSON, STEVE WOLF 76 Most Likely to Succeed NANCY AMES, DAVID STANLEY Most Athletic BETH CHILES, T. A. BAYNE Superlatives 960 f , T T QT Cutest Couple HAP CRATER, CINDY JOHNSTON 77 gifs E- R Most Popular BONNIE NELSON, JEFF WARNER Personality Plus MAGGIE ROSS, BRUCE NELSON V 1 2 K E E gi? W, ,i f 5 aim, ig' Z5- , vw r Most Talented LISA COLLINS, BILL BURROWS F riendliest JEANNIE IVINS, DANNY HALL Junior Officers Joe Parsons, treasurer, Carl Soresi, president: Martha Horne vice presidentp Lynn Faris, secretaryf Mr. Vergason, sponsor The enthusiasm and interest of our class has led us to our most outstanding year at McLean. We worked hard together and feel we've achieved our goals. Struggling with the constitution, success in the iacket sales, the formal dance, the memorable prom give us a great satisfaction. We've enioyed our Junior year and only Wonder how the Senior year can be as rewarding. 80 Russell Abboff Linda Adamson Carol Andersfon Harry Ashly Evelyn Ayers Frances Baird Bill Banks Bonnie Barron Margaret Barton John Batcheller Guy Bayes Shirley Beard Nancy Bean Carolyn Beaszley Gloria Beazley Ralph Becker Karen Bell Mary Gail Berdine 75 ?f11S14fff?fl,2 :sf fMli-Sziiifssaggggiagaaejsigfee Barbara Berry Richard Bixley Jeanine Bixby Nancy Blevins Terry Boland Christopher Bonner Marlin Bourkand Marilyn Bowen Helen Bowers Carol Boyles John Bowyer David Bragdon Hannah Brickman Barbara Brockway Claude Brown Ginny Browne Robert Bruce Barbara Bruni Ken Bryan Bonnie Buck Barbara Burgess Nina Burns John Byers Diane Cagle Rufh Crain Jim Carlloerg Sidney Carpenter John Carroll Constance Carter Prisilla Casseria Dorina Casey Karen Cassel Steve Chubb Karen Cleland Charles Conway Cam Coone James Cornell Gene Cox Diane Craft Celeste Crandall William Davies George Davies mam ,gag ,Ag Carolyn Davis Diane Davis Sharon Davison Judith Dawson Jack Denloow Harry Dellinger CaTherine Denny Mike Dougan Yates Dowell Sue Dunning Elena Durr Philip Durr Randy Earman Jean Elgin Diane Evans Gus Evans Michele Fairfax Lynn Faris Robert Fedora Jack Finnale Mary Fitch Julie Floyd Elizabeth Foresman Richard French Jerry Friedlancler John Frisbee Mary Gans Manning Gasch Peggy GaulTon Don George Jo Ann Gordon Ellen Green Tanya Greening Mike Griffin Andrew Griffirh Michael Grindsraff H x ' John Grigsby Judith Hamm Bonnie Hancock Fred Hancock Sharon Hansen William Hardin Jacqueline Harper James Harrell Milton Hetlin Virginia Heiman Mariorie Heins Scott Henderson Dianne Herring Barbara Herzog Pat Higbie Gordon Hill Martha Hitchcock Lucien Hobbs Joy Holland William Hollinger Carol Holt Lenora Hood James Hoofnagle Joyce Hornberger Martha Horne Sally Howard Susie Howard William Howard Thomas Howell Carol Huddle Dorofhy Hudson James Huff Bob Huffman Bob Huffman Randy Hughes Ogden Johnson Lynn Johnson Doris Jones Richard Jones Sandra Jordon Livingston Johnson Donna Kakalec Bonnie Karlstromer Jo Ann Kaul Terry Kellerman David Kelly Merle Kemp Janet Kennedy Marvin Kennedy Betty Kennon Kathy Kerr Steve Ketter India Keyte Leslie Killeen David Kirkland Bob Knight Jill Kugler Bob Kricely Eva Kundzins Susan LaMarre -he Elizabeth Lawless Priscilla Leavitt Rebecca Ledford Marsha Leypoldf Pat Lloyd Pal Loehne Bob Lowell Linda Ludlow Ansel Luxford Allen Lynar Linda Magarify Susan Marcey Virginia Marcey Sharon Marr Keith Marshall Jayne Mason Tommy Maxwell Stanley Meadow S Barbara Means Charles Mecca John Miller Nancy Miller Mary Minor Lewis Minter Brian Molmen Donna Moon Marrianna Moore Pam Moore John Morgan Frank Moses Mollie Muir Audrey Murphy William McAninch Ellioff McBride Ken McCall Mike McConnell Larry McCurdy Mary Alice McKay Charles McLendon Robert McMeans Keith McVicker Nancy Needham Victor Negron Carl Nelson Bill Nelson Marie Netrs Andrea Newfon David Obenchain Carolyn Olverson Bill Osborn Carol OsTercamp Clark Overstreef Mike Parish Joe Parsons Bill Patton Carole Pefropoly Sue Planey Tony Plah' Barbara Pollock Terry Pollock Martha Profhro Carolyn Rains Lynne Rasmussen Bill Ray Allen Redfield David Reeves Anne Reiber Phyllis Rensch Everett Revercomb Tom Roberts Stuart Robeson Paisley Rockwell Richard Rollason Amanda Ross Robert Rusk Mac Rutherford Lynn Sanford Lee Sauls Connie Schaffer Phil Schalet S Lynn Schneider qw Andy Shellman Jeff Shurtlett Terry Singer Avis Smith Dorthy Smith Ellen Smith Marty Smith Shirley Smith Mary Smull Margaret Snowden Judy Salrow Carl Soresi Mike Souders Frances Sparshoif Barry Sperling Ronnie Spifler Sharon Spooner Pa? Spurrier Bill Sfalcup Qusfy Starr Judy Sfimson John Sfoneburner James Stoy Bill Sullivan John Taugner Vicki This Mary Ellen Thompson Roberta Thornton Paul Thorpe Richard Timmons Cherry Trayhern Ann Trice Rex Trubey Rosanne Tueller Bill Tysinger Joyce Valestine Betty Van Horn Domincia VonZahn Ann Wadsworth Sharon Walsh Carol Walton Ed Warner Mike Watson Barton Watt n Ruby Jean Weaver Lynda Weldon Kathy Wilkins Pat Wilkes Virginia Wilkins Hampton Williarns Sherry Wise i Patricia Wolford Murry Woods Janice Wright Ann Marie Zuke sophomore Officers Penny Hurt, treasurer, Lee Schults, president, Sara Starnes, vice president, and Eileen Bullock, secretary, Miss Gunn and Mr. Day, sponsors This has been a busy and eventful year in many respects. Between reading Julius Caesar and collecting biology specimens, we have found time to participate in many extracurricular activities. One of the highlights of the year was the Gridiron Gallivant, which we hope will become a tradition. We, the class of '62, are looking forward to a profitable and memorable Junior year. Brian Adams Henry Adams Mike Allen Mimi Allen Jean Allison Charles Anderson Donna Anderson Sally Anderson Donald Arrington Gene AUIT Dianne Avery Barbara Boldf VMI Elaine Bannerman Paula Baron Danny Barrow Pat Baudoux John Bayne Bruce Beck RoberfBee'fs Bonnie Bell Karl Bierach Art Biosonette Nancy Bishop Rita Bisfyga Q , fi Q B M rn . et l l08 Carol Brown Nancy Brown Erlene Brumback Carol Bryan Robert Bryan Mike Buckles Pat Buckley John Buckrnan Nancy Budnik Chris Buettner Robert Burrows Marie Cabrera' 3 Jackie Bliss Edith Blumenthal Pete Bochenek Sharon Boyle Charles Brodley Michael Brake David Brewster Sheila Brinkley Barbara Brockhurst Jean Brocklehurst Diana Broadbeck Glenn Brodie Nfl Bill Caldwell Marcia Caldwell Carol Cardwell David Carlin James Carter Susan Carter Paffie Charnblin Sharon Cherfland Liz Chickering Bill Christopher Charles Clark Pam Clark , gJ' 5 'M' Mike Clarke Bill Clarkson Colin Clen Eric Colby Ann Coleman Frank Collins Jim Cook Carol Cooksey Linda CorneTT David Cowern Haywood Cowan Ca rol Cra blree as ff l ww is Ji.. ' Q g IIO Rose Ann Dyer Douglas Eadie Anita Ellis John Elgin Elbert English David Erickson Leslie Evers Charles Ezell Jerry Farmer Charles Fedora Peter Finch Susan Finke Dana Crawford Alan Creutz Tom Crickmer Bill Crurnm Dorothy Curry Scot Dallman Nancy Dean Craig Desmond Diane Dillon Bonnie Downs Donna Drashpil Torn Durston X - M, . f,-WTI . 4.111-x - - FK S Gary Foltz Cathy Franklin Betty Free Ralph Frisbee Barbara Frorath Ralph Fuller Robert Fuller Jim Fulp Denise Galant Rusty Gates Jon Gendron Bill Gernert Jim Gibson Charles Goodman James Grant Gail Gray Pamela Gray Sally Grieves Jackie Griffith Helen Grigsby Judy Groves Donna Hager Alice Halverson Charles Hammersley James Hoff Erik Houghland Frances Howell Darlene Howes Jim Huffman Susie Hughes Danny Hummar Penny Hurf Michael Hutchison Mary Ingerslew Phillip Ingraham Johnny Irwin Averill Hansen Margie Harling Carol Harshbarger Kafhleen Haviland Bill HazleTon Virginia Hern Skip Heiney Richard Henninger Bill Heppensfall Nancy Hill Phillip Hodge Fred Hoffman ,a-- ' nm, if 5 'fu Connie Jackson Johnny Jenkins Jennesy Jensen Susan Johnson Brian Johnston Rebecca Jones Bill Jordan Sharon Katen Robert Keeter Debbie Klessling Erland Kiosterud ,': T lf: David Knapp he -L -bcs yy if - 'E J , - 1 A Jo Ann LaJaunie Leslie Laden Cynthia Lawson Lauren LeBlanc Barbara Lee Bill Lemos Andy Lieurance Larry Lineweaver Henry Lockhart Donald Lofland Eric Lunde Barbara Lykes Karen McPherson Ann McVicker Morris Mabbirt Ma ry Mahler Bob Manfell Beverly Sue Marfin Fred Maxwell Becky Meens Chris Miller Michele Miller Sally Miller Sharon Miller Richard Lyon Sandy McCarson Richard McCarThy Jerry McClard Robert McCUTcheon Mike McDaniel James McGovern Ferris McKay Jane McKenney Mike McKnew Richard McLellon Kathy McNamara Kathy Mix Herb More Marilyn Moore Tommy Moran Anne Morlan Mike Munson Mary Ann Muse Donna Musser Marie Nagly Sharon Neumeye RuTh Newkirk Nancy Nolan I' fi ii f i if E' Frank Norris Phillis Nye Richard Nye Sally Nye Kris O'Connor Rita Oliver Sandra Palmer Pam Payne Peggy Pearce Tom Pierson Roger Piffard James PiTTs A Regina Robinson Susie Robison Bob Rogers Mary Ann Rosenbaum PaTTy Rush John Saliba Sandy Sanders James Sandifer David Saunders Mike Saunders Bob Scoir Gayle Scrievvener Virginia Ploft Eleanor Pollock Phil Poole Jimmy Posey James Quinn Sandra Reusche Helen Rhodes Craig Rice Marilyn Rice Sue Rigsby Beth Richardson Richard Ristow 11 Ann Shade David Shaffer Don Shanklin Barbara Shecks Knox Shelton Judy Shifflett Don Shipman Steve Shook Lee Schults Barbara Sime Donna Simpson Bob Smith Eric Smith Mike Smull Michael Sonders Charles Spooner Sue Squires Sara Starnes Al Steece Charles Steele Lee Stephan Janet Stoddard Kay Stone Mary Stotler Connie Waldo Bob Walker Spencer Walker Douglas Walsh Velda Warner Fran Westbrook Chris Western Carol White Sally Wilbur Fred Wilkins Carol Williams Don Williams Susie Styles Susan Swartz Lynn Swindler Kay Swope Arthur Thompson Carol Thompson Kathryn Thornett Billy Tutvviler Eliza beth Van Dyke Carol Vogel Robin Voight Betsy Wadsworth Pai Wingerf Befsy Wright Kathy Yaroch La Joie Young Bill Younk Joe Zehner Jim Zell Eileen Bullock Francis Ivey William Lee Becky Roper Baum Mr. Rose's biolo9Y Class Hlhtnlvw Mr. Morfon's Choir Freshman Class Sue Wilber, secrefaryg Braun Jones, president: Mike Banks, treasurerf Elaine Hovey, vice president: Mr. Mastbrook and Mrs. Lerg, sponsors This, our second year at McLean High School, has been a very eventful one. Among the highlights of the year were the Spring Forrnal, Bermuda Day, and the light bulb sale which were very success- ful. Through participation in school ac- tivities we have become an integral part of McLean High. David Bayne Diane Beefs Molly Bell Marie Bless Richard Billow Janie Blood Frances Bragdon Brenda Brake Mary Branfley Carolyn Braunlich Betty Brendle Befh Brewer Donna Brinkley Larry Brock Linda Brook Dana Algeo Arnold Allemond Allison Ames William Anderson Steven Anderton Mary Ellen Ardrisf Pam Armsfrong Sallie Atkins Linda Atkins Jean Bachler Bill Banks Carol Banks Marilyn Barber Barney Barco Paul Balchelor TUG - A x i 4. Donna Bowers KaThy Brown Carol Buckman Phyllis Budge Mishel Burgess Virginia Burns Teresira Cabrera Kathryn Cameron Donald Campbell Edward Campbell Karen Campbell Louis Caplan Nancy Carracciolo John CarpenTer Clare Carfer - M3521 iilaieflifierfzem-f 1' l Q14wK23i13i5ks:QEf:YlivW1 Jack Cash Chris CasTner Thomas Chadduck John Chiles Benny Clarkson Diana Clemens Bary Cohen David Cohen Amy Cole Jane Collins Linnea Colwell Robert Cooter Carol Copley Susan Copperthite Bobby Corner Albert Dubber Susan Edwards Janet Embrey Judith Evers Craig Ezell Robert Ezell Neal Featherstone Cheryl Flaherty Gay Flook Robert Flynn Jimmy Foresman Donna Gates Bill Gay John Gibson Humphrey Gilbert 1 A , 4 uli, 5 it X Ann Cornfielcl Barry Cosdon Barbara Cowen Mike Crowley Barbara Crumm Anne Cupp John Davis Laura Davis Linda Davis Nadine Dillon John Dimpfel Ty Dodge Jane Dodrill Diane Douglas Mary Ann Drew Virginia Gilmer Wesley Goings Sharon Goode Chrisiia Graves Michael Graves Ralph Green Michael Greensfreei Terry Grefe Alice Gregory Roger Grigsby Judy Hager Harlan Hall James Hall Deana Hanchetfe Barbara Hanson Betty Harris Chris Harvel Linda Heatwole Helen Heine Pat Henry Kris Hensley Joe Hickman John Hill Warren Higbie Sally Hinrz Robin Hocking John Hodgson Wolfgang Hoek Toni Hoffman Harry Hood Peter Jordan Terry Jordan Linda Jorgensen Barbara Karlstromer Barbara Kelly Clarence Kelly William Kemp Donna Kendall Martha Kennedy Bonnie Kiesling Linda Kiosterud Warren Knight Lester Kresia Ronnie Kresia Susan Lambert Abby Hopkins Mary Hopkins Tanya Hovanession Elaine Hovey Dorothy Hunt Paul Hunter Glenn Hyatt Kathy Jackson Eugene James Jane Jenkins Steve Johnson Wayne Johnson Richard Johnson Bonnie Jones William Jones if ycoy 5 at . , f 3 'W ti Ann Landis George Lavin Terry Lea Susan Leedy Judith Lehman Robert Leigh Stuart Lewis Carolyn Light Carol Ligon Michael Lloyd Robert Lohne Janet Lohr Joyce Lohr Robert Lucas Judy Lynch j 1. Lucy Lynch Richard Lytle Gerald McAnich William McCarthy Joe McDonald Ketti McDonald Gail McDonald Edward McGinley Russell McGinne Peggy McKibben David McWilliarns Joyce Maddox Larry Marchant Taylor Marshall Raymond Matthews Tony Newkirk Mary Jo Nolan Michael O'Brien Michael O'Brien Charles Oclolo John Overson Peter Page Eric Pangman Sue Peterson Maryle Piper Eric Pittard John Pitts Jon Ponsen Barbara Reinertson Steve Revercomb Kris Matson Virginia Mecca John Meshkott David Miles Barbara Miller Donald Miller Paul Miller Janet Milloy Gary Minor Sandra Molmen Alan Monat Chris Musser William Myers Margaret Nagley Spence Neil Walter Rhinhart Richard Rice Susan Richardson Pat Ridlalen Cathy Riggs Clyde Risinger Laura Risinger Michael Rogers Robert Romano Marsha Rooney Sandra Rorex Kay Rothgeb David Rusk Ruth Rusk Edward Rynex QTL- ,:'f'-r-,J r, -rs .. ,X-'Pl' ,X , Winter Salsig Ken Sanders Ruth Savidge Stephen Sawnelle David Schaeffer Margo Schmidt Mary Schultz- Deidre Seeley Griffin Seldon Shirley Shaffer Barbara Shannon Pam Sherwood Margy Sloan Faye Small Tom Shocochis Joan Thompson Michael Thrasher John Tippett Karen Trone Houston Tuel Carolyn Tueller Ray Tugwell Edith Tysinger Robert Unger Viola Walker Hugh Wallace Todd Warming Randy Warner Ellen Watson Sue Wilber 5SaHQ!?31!S1fiE?' 1-,Hills Clinton Smith Lucien Smith Margaret Smith James Snyder Carol Spooner Allan Stephens David Stephenson Emamuel Stikas Katherine Stoneburner Bill Strickland Sharon Swope Roseanne Taugner Lois Tahler Janet Tamer Martin Teel pf Margaret Wilkins Kaihy Wiire Sandra Wood Richard Worley Clifford Zea Carolyn Zuck As freshmen we were very proud of The members of our class who were on school teams . . . If l30 DXd we have ko know iha BSS ' Mr. Day's d X? Kay Rothgabln m Smart Lewis ox ,pf Bob Leon ard and Mr. Johnson, Fresh man CounseXo T RUSS MCGU. mey and Ga,- Y Coh ' en nn Miss Pa 9e'5 Class 3th Grade Officers Carol Kakalec, secretaryf David Sollenberger, presidentg Mike Shook, vice presidentg Dennis Dodd, treasurer: Mrs. Wrenn and Mr, French, sponsors Our first days at McLean High School found us feeling very lost and very small in an environment that was quite different from the simple security of our elementary days. For the first time we had to make decisions and assume responsibility in order to have our achievements speak well for us. As the months passed we no longer felt small, but proud and happy that we had done our part in support- ing the organizations and activities sponsored by the school and faculty. Loran Adams Sieve Adams Mark Adamson Mar1i Adcoclc Pat Adcock Joseph Adgate Ginia Albaugh Diane Algeo Pat Allen Allen Anderson John Anderson Margaret Andrews Jane Armstrong Judy Armstrong Sandra Armstrong Ruth Arnold Elaine Arquin Alana Ashwood Phoebe Atkinson Judy Ault in ,Q 'H ws E E i 5, 5 J J l ii-5,2 John Babbs Glenn Baker Jerry Baker Pat Baley Nelson Barksdale Carol Bateman Susan Bahey Janice Beacom Pete Beeson John Bell Ronnie Bell George Berry Lewis Billingsly Becky Bishop Mike Bobbin Steve Bogardus James Bohrer Clifford Bowers Samba Bowyer Jimmy Boyd Bill Catterton John Catterton Carolyn Chamblin Russell Chase Tim Chase Judy Chiles Donna Christensen Carol Clafin Barbara Clark Andy Cleland Heather Clock Allen Coffin Carolyn Colby Nancy Cole Ronnie Collins Nancy Combes William Compton Diane Connelly Susan Cooke Forest Crain Barbara Bramble Karen Brodbeck Donna Lee Brodie Pamela Brook Martha Brown Kathy Buck Steven Bullock William Bullock Carol Burgess Larry Cain Mary Jo Collis Neil Cameron Joseph Camp Suzanne Campbell David Cann Dale Cardwell Janet Carlberg Gray Carlson Phil Carpenter Philip Caseria - Fay Crowley Micheal Custer Barbara Dahlman James Daily Suzie Dallman Ralph Darne Carolyn Dames Diane Davis Peter Dawson Lynn Deem JoAnn DiCarto Cathy Dillon Ellen Dodd Ralph Dowell Michael Downs Diane Drakulich Carolyn Dye Gloria Dyke Susan Edens Robert Eschellberger we-t -1 if jg, , , , . 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'M 'six' in ' M9 4255115 at Barbara Eldridge Robert Ellis Jan Elvin Edwin Evans Roxie Faidley Robert Farris Richard Fedora William Fincke Janet Fisher Beverly Fishow Kathy Fitch Michael Flaherty Corliss Fletcher Wanda Fox Valerie Franklin Vickie Franklin Laura Frazier Anne Freleigh Jackie French Robinson French Bruce Hahn Mary Ann Hampton Mary Ellen Hanley Charlotte Harper Katherine Harper Mark Harrington William Harris Sharon Harshbarger Janice Haviland David Hawley Gordon Heckel Larry Heisler William Henry William Henry Vickie Herrmann Ronald Higuera Nancy Hill Rolf Hill Rita Hinkle Patty Hinson Pat Fuller lan Fulp Rita Gaghan Luke Galant Tim Gardner Lucie Gaynor Donna Gendron Ted Geroglas Jan Gernhofer Barbara Gibbs Robert Giffon Steve Goings Douglas Goodman Sharon Goodwin Linda Graves Steve Gregory Mary Grey Patricia Griffith Diane Grimm Paula Hager QYQDIMQW ,fr4wmm:wrQsftazlsf:aaa5 c,.., Patty Hoffman Susan Holloway Dennis Hollsinger James Honeycuti William Hoovler Barbara Hoplin Alan Home lngrid Hougland Bettie Howell Jimmie Howell Anita Huffman Donald Humphrey Lynne Hyde Marshall lngraham Martha lssacs Susan lves Wayne Jackson Glynn James Gregory Jewell Ann Johnson FZ-151' 'W Jacqueline Johnson Janias Johnson Bill Johnson Beverly Jones Carol Kakalec Bobby Kane Pete Kapeluck Pat Kafen Gloria Keens Kim Kelly Claude Kennedy David Keyfe Ruth Kidd Cammie Kilgore Jane Klein Theodora Knox Virginia Knox Debbie Kogon Jeffery Kogon Bobby Kugler '6 191 -A S ,M . B? gy. A W 1 ELPZZW, ni ls. if ,Elin Ma f 2 ff 1 2 2 ,Q Aw , f ,J ,R , George McKean Bob Mclieand Connie McKnight Sidney McLeod Donna MacPherson Carolyn Manore Suzanne Martin Moriorie Matkovcik Susanne Matyas John Meyers Monica Miller Judy Millory Roger Milstead Shelley Miniclier Carolyn Monroe David Moore Paul Moore Rickey Mufchler Joann Myers Paul Myers .,., . ii William Kugler Alexis Lamanna Jacques LaMarre Joe Laws Pat Leahy Sieve Lemas Robert Lilly Wayne Loving Carol Loy Dana Lund Paul Lurie Steve Luxford Mary McCarson Mike McCuskey Mary Lou McCu1cheon Doug McGhee Danny McGlasson Bill Mclntyre Jerry McKagen Johnny McKay ,-we ' M ur' N , if tai'- X. ii.. Ray Nalley Kenneth Neighbour Don Neill Page Nelson Tommy Nelson John Netske Wendy Neumeyer Beth Newhouse Robert Newkirk Blair Newman Carolyn Nicholson Alyce Nixon Nadine Oakley Clint O'Connor Andy Oliver Gloria Oliver Linda Orrison Linda Ours Larry Paisley Sharon Pease 'nf f nik' . kg. x .. 3 vs-' L 31 'Q xx' w .:- ,,,,.s,e!' 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Sandra Peoples Janet Perry Marianne Phillips Douglas Pickering Alice Pittard John Polk Sharon Potter Carol Poulson Scott Preston David Prothro Linda Prunkard Tommy Pyron James Radford Lois Rathbone Dianne Rauth Kris Reiber Larry Rice Ricky Richardson William Ristow Ritner Roberts Harvey Shaffer Bobby Shifflett Michael Shook Peggy Shultz Holly Shurtleff Diane Simmons Cathy Simms John Sinks Judy Sipe Cynthia Sirney Claudia Smith Jack Smith Sheila Smith Suzanne Smith David Sollenberger Paul Spithaler Molly Spooner Cindy Spurrier George Stalcup Thomas Stewart Jane Rollison Kathleen Romanus Karen Ronnigen Barbara Rooney Russell Roper John Ryneska Teddy Rynex Brenda Sager Barbara Samson Gordon Sayre Doris Scerbo Lonnie Scheps Jim Schierlmann Donna Schmidt Shelton Schmidt Becky Schnell Warren Scheuyler James Seaton Betty Seaver Allan Shade Judy Stiles Robert Stone Margaret Stry'her Kathy Styer Walter Sullivan Darlene Svvadley Trudie Taylor Judith Tehaan Jimmy Thompson Russell Thompson Mary Thornett Clark Tibbetts David Tipton Barry Townsend Byron Trapnell Melodye Traupel Douglas Trenaman Jerry Tuele Jeanne Tumolo Clare Turoff fi . K it ,. fa an in 'R t o Qt' . J ' 53 4? ya . . Al Q rw is. Q -- si -1' X i Q xp Q Q we ,J X, we an 'W r 4 va- sa - r W5 .vt as ,iif 11559 ,.. is g.gg,4 1 Q ,fi if SQ J 1. In i Y it. 1 was Anthony Vainacla Elizabeth Vallance Peter Van Dyke Jan Van Lynden Rene VonZahn. Jean Via Russell Vincent William Voight Robert Voss Frank Wagner Linda Wahl Annette Ward John Ward Sue Watson Martha Watt Cathy Wayne Julia Weaver Nighta Webb Tom Webster Ellen Wernick , ,- s id 'ff Q as J if f :li is ,gt sr S 2 Q 1 s r I4I Cathy Zumer Our firs 1 view of E MCL Cabinet members Bob Brocklehurst and een John Howland administer the Hard sell. Diane Whitley John Whitmer Martha Widner Michael Williams Lorelei Wilson Robert Wonneberger Mike Wood Margo Wright Thomas Yanasky Pamela York Albert Young Francis Ziegler Linda Zinter Wanda Zuck John Zuke Our First Impressions of Upperclassmen . . '.DaVe Sl3fll9Y Honor Socleltl preslden f'rst lunch Bi helpS McLean clean UP after om I ders. Grey b our Cheerlea Our class 5Pl ll was spurred Y Carlson our baskefba ll fe am had an excellent record. Proud to be a part of McLean we showed our class spirit by supporting various school proiects. Kathleen Romanous and David Sollenberger were winners in totaled 54629. In the Magazine Drive the Bali Hafi contest where our pennies we outsold all other classes. The highest homeroom was an 8th grade homeroom. The top three salesmen were 8th graders. x 'l QX X -' zrwflii' XX :NM7 xc X X :LA 5 .ji f ,,1 EIC, 11 f , U I 1 . nn, ' gla s s ' . ' X x ,ff?Q, ' ,QSENSH X 'Q Q ,iw f N ,gf wg MAN Q , A 'yi Wg4,Q..f..x X f Q Magi-f.g2YQ'.N x ww imixxx N' Q WPS. ,vesixmx 3596 v , N vM5X '5l'?xX l, XX Vsgk X 1 , UNM X MXN N 'SV mf' L . RX Q A , W W X ' W AS ' liisA4f Q E4 4 E A ms ll 'M fy , 'e-is PX' ' N . .N , 'Mfg-fisgm, y.,jv,mmfE?,32,,, s f f 'fr 374 417 I V' ,1 13--, 5 , 1, N ' fffiff mdfmuzfmwig ,fm . fl f , !3'Qf ,Wh in X , sf' Y wry' f ' fw-if 'UW X A R' ,, A '-fv:. fj1m1s 'w if 1311 jfifff X Vi' .wk .2, ya -I1 I Y 4 4 1' unlrflhnn tudent C0-Operative Association Eddie Youngs, president, Dorothy Hudson, secretary, Bill Heppenstall, treasurer, and Nancy Durham, vice president, Not Pictured: Mrs, Wilhelm and Mr. Morten, sponsors The cabinet is a body of advisors for the President of the Student Council. Each member is head of a committee which consists of Representatives and others students in the school. The Cabinet mem- bers are a vital part of the government at McLean in carrying out and planning activities ofthe school. I46 The Student Cooperative Association is the axis upon which revolves the student activities and spirit of the school. Rather than being confined to only the organiz- ing of activities, this year's S. C. A. has had the role of coordinating the clubs of McLean under the Inter-Club Council. To make students more aware ot the activi- ties and purpose of the S. C. A. a day was designated as S. C. A. Purpose Day. Posters and announcements were made to illustrate these things. The Thistle Award was introduced to recognize those students excelling in scho- lastic achievement and participation in extracurricular activities. Charity drives took on a new form as the Seniors played the Juniors in bas- ketball for the benefit of the Crippled Children's Fund. The S. C. A. also spon- sored a Dime Dance to raise money for McLean's American Field Service Program. Both cooperation and students' partici- pation have helped the S. C. A. reach its goals. afsrfP t'f as First Row: Dusty Starr, chaplain, Sally Wilber, pub lications, Beth Chiles, welfare and drives, Jog Huntington, awards, Amanda Ross, historian, Nanci Ames, SPTA vice president, Elaine Hazleton, publii Senate The Class Senators have the iob of coordinating all the activities between the separate classes and the S. C. A. They are an es- sential part of the S. C. A. for this reason, and attend all S. C. A. meetings to represent their par- ticular class. The Senators have the right to veto any bill which is brought before the S. C. A. lelations, Emily Blessing, handbooks and publicity, Second Row: Tom Crickmer, bulletin boards, Bob Brocklehurst, advisory council on morale, Sydney Erb, social, Dave Stanley, parliamentarian, Tony l Row: Faye Small, Freshman, Maggie Ross, Senior, Amanda Ross, Junior, Luke Galent, 8th Second Row: John Hodgson, Freshman, Tony Platt, Junior, Bill Burrows, Senior' Bill Sophomore, Not Pictured: Kathleen Romanus, 8th Grade, and Joie Young, Sophohtore we f Platt, foreign exchange, John Howland, student staff, Jerry Bolt, elections, Anne Knodel, ICC presi- dent, Jeff Warner, student staff, Steve Wolf, special events I47 The lnter Club Council, which is made H omeroom Representatives First Row: Diana Evans, Janet Carlberg, Barbara Rein- ertson, Carolyn White, Vi Walker, Joyce Lohr, Bar- bara Herzog, Lynn Faris, Mary Veach, Peggy Hutton. Second Row: Linda Adamson, Edith Tysinger, Mary Schultz, Pat Bandaux, Kaye Stone, Joanne Edens, Carol McNamara, Tanya Greening, Pattfe Baley, Linda Ludlow. Third Row: Sue Wilber, Sarah Taylor, Kay Bonner, Phil Carpenter, Alan Monat, Charles Long, Danny Hall, Bill Osborn, Becky Roper, Pat Gernhoter, up of a representative from each club at McLean, helps to encourage student participation in school activities. The purpose of the organization is to pro- mote and coordinate activities among the various clubs at McLean. l48 First Row: Denise Brooks, Molly Riggs, Joy Hunting ton, Betsy Leahy, Anne Knodel, president, Secon S Midge Hunt. Fourth Row: Alan Cole, Brian Adams, Spence Neil, Bob Lowry, John Irwin, Mike O'Brien, Dave Leedy, Art Whiting, Tip Sweet, and Bruce Nel- SOD. H omeroom Represenitatives The purpose of the Student Cooperative Associa- tion representative is to act and speak for his classmates in his homeroom which he represents. To them, he owes a full report ot whatever is discussed or decided at each meeting. To the SCA body, he owes his homeroom's opinions in discussions. Through the representatives, the SCA becomes the mind and heart of the school because it reflects the thoughts and feelings of the student body. I nter-C lub Council Row: Julie Johnstone, Carol McNamara, Mr. Weisiger, and Richard Knoblaugh sponsor, Peggy Hutton, Dave Stanley, John Bowyer, ymphonic Band D S 0 Q, IL x b 0 Z p e h R 0 n e 6 e d H. Koinig, E. Kiosterud, D. Lofland, G. Libman, B. Markley E. Ronningen, B. Rusk The Symphonic Band is the top band in the school. Its members perform at all home football games and several away games. The three main concerts they present each year include the Christmas, Festival Clinic, and Spring Concerts. Besides these, they also perform in several Pops Concerts. McLean has every reason to be proud of the Symphonic Band for they have had a superior rating in Grade Six for the past two years. C 1 G F 1 T - ZL 7, t TL 6' C E First Row: I. Hougland, H. Heins, J. Hodgson, K. Witte, F. First Row: A. Creutz, R. Jones, M. Hitchcock, M. Heins, W Moses, Second Row: W. Catterton, S. Rodgers, J. Freidlander, Osborn, Second Row: K. Reiber, J. Adgate, S. Nye, J. Shurtleff P. Schalet, R. Kreisa, R. Rickbeil, S. Revercomb, Fourth Row: P. Wingert, N. Brown, L. Killeen R. Cain, A. Halvorsen, F. Hoffman, R. Voight I50 First Row I Burkhardf T Yaworski, J. Carter Second Row Brewster B. Ellis .I lrwm F Sparshotf A Cole NorP1cfured M Bourkland R Bryan N Scallorn A Shellman, B. Burrows NofP1cfured eserfve Band Firsf Row: S, Neil, S. Martin, A. Pittard, C. Bateman, L. Smith, Second Row: D. Goodman, S. Goodall, P. Wilkins, M. Phillips, A. Smith, A. Hopkins, E. Campbell Percussion V. Herrman, M. Rugers, N. Hahn, B. Kemp First Row: D. Miller, E. Pittard, S. Bogardus, C. McKnight, M. Williams, C. Dye, Second Row: J. Thompson, M. O'Brien, J. Olverson, W. Sullivan, D. Seeley, M. Isaacs, J. Tippett, Third Row: H. Lockhart, J. Carpenter, G. Heckel, K. Swope The Reserve Band is typically a training band for membership in the Symphonic Band. They par- ticipate in the three main concerts and play at some of the home football games. They often play at public affairs, for example the dedication of the McLean Recreation Field. Brass Oboe and Saxophone First Row: C. Tibbetts, B. Walker, H. Hood, L. Adams, Second Row H. Gilbert, R. Ezell I52 ,,, First Row: T. Lea, B. Cain, D. Hopkins, R. Collins, C. Matthias, J. Hall, D. McWilliams, Second Row: M. Wood, S. Bullock, Seldon, M. Bobbitt, B. Hopkin, B. Fincke, Third Row: E. M. Spooner, B. Anderson, Bob Rogers G. The Cadet Band is open to eighth ancl ninth graders in- terested in learing to play an instrument. Since the Ca- det Band's main function is to train for membership in the Reserve Band it does not perform publicly. Varsity Dance Band First Row: Earl Kosterud, Bruce Markley, George Libman, Sarah Martin, Second Row: Stewart Buettner, Barbara Voskuil, David Brewster, Richard Ristovv, Alan Cole, Not Pictured: Don Lofland Cadet Band First Row: A. Coffin, L. Rice, L. Heisler, J. Sinks, J. Meshkoff, A. Oliver, J. Catterton, Second Row: P. Lurie, W. Goings, M. Teel, R. Grigsby, D. Honeycutt, S. Teel, Third Row: G. Heflin, W. Schuyler The Varsity Dance Bancl is a voluntary organization created to give people ex- perience in playing dance music. They play for many school functions and local area events. I53 A Cappella Choir First Row: Ann Morlan, Fay Hendrickson, Biff Lawless, Lynne Rasmussen, Betsy Van Horn, Sarah Martin, Cindy Johnson, Karen McPherson, Joan Fergason, Lewis Dodge, Ford Bond, Second Row: Helen Shoemaker, Barbara Babbs, Pat Honeycutt, Martha Horne, Mickey Dye, Donna Moon, Ann Tippett, Sharon Potter, Sherry Goodall, Barney Barco, Skip Heiny, Third Row: Helen Rhodes, Minnie Von- Zahn, Patty Chamblin, Mary Muse, Barbara Baird, Jyce Valestia, Lynn Faris, Kay Stone, Marcia Hardy, Craig Rice, Bill Heppenstalf, Fourth Row: Sara Starnes, Barbara Berry, Eleanor Beach, Jackie VanDoren, Donna Harvey, Helmut Fischer, Bill Youck, Greer Fullerton, Clyde Clark, Frank Redmon, Richard Bowers, Alan Cole A Z l S Z a K 6 Lynne Rasmussen, Carol Osterkamp, Mike Griffin, Frank Redmon, Fay Hendrickson, Barbara Voskuil I54 'T A Cappella Chou' First Row: Bert Wise, Allan Hollenbeck, Terry Jordan, Ross Trueux, Hugh Wallace, Shirley Beard, Kathy McNamara, Carol Vogel, Susan Stull, Carole Bayes, Anne Knodel, Second Row: Richard Henninger, Mike Saunders, George Davies, Barbara Burgess, Joan Lawless, Nancy Miller, Carol Davis, Connie Chamblin, Sue Johnson, Pat Loehne, Nancy Atkins, Third Row: Donald Arrington, Jeb Taylor, David Rusk, Jim Lawless, Carol Osterkamp, Mary Gans, Barbara Goskuil, Jane McKenny, Sue Squires, Carol Prothro, Sheila Brinkley, Fourth Row: Walter Rinehart, Bob Burrows, Irving Lawless, Mike Griffin, Carol Harshbarger, Juanita Catterton, Joy Bell, Dorothy Hurson, Barbara Means, Nancy Bean, and Nancy Ames Since McLean High School began, the A Cappella Choir has come to be known as a smooth performing, well-selected group. Under the direction of Mr. Elbert E. Morton, the choir strives to bring enioyment to fellow students and to increase their interest in choral music. The group not only gives its audiences great pleasure in listening, but the choir members themselves enjoy singing, increasing their musical knowledge, and learning to appreciate great musical works. Girls, Chorus .Q First Row: Barbara Lee, Sheryl Flaherty, Becky Meem, Laura Davis, Peggy McKibbin, Cam Coone, Marie Netts, Christine Western, Eileen Bullock, Carol Gilhooley, Second Row: Jean Allison, Karen Glines, Ellen Watson, Roeanne Taugner, Peggy Smith, Marilyn Rice, Nancy Nolan, Alison Ames, Carmen Furr, Sandra Jordan, Third Row: Carolyn Banks, Edith Tysinger, Suzie Leedy, Sue Peterson, Donna Kendall, Marsera Newman, Donna Bowers, Betty Harris, Sandra McCarson, Susan Richardson, Barbara Thomason, Juanita Gheen, Fourth Row: Marie Nagley, Bonnie Kiessling, Mary Schultz, Carolyn Braunlich, Marilyn Barber, Barbara Shannon, Linda Adamson, Linda Merchant, Saundra Rorex, Margy Sloan, Peggy Nagley, Amy Cole, and Mary Gail Berdine, Not Pictured: Patti Fox and Barbara Reinertson Second Period Officers-Linda Merchant, president, Margie Sloan, vice president, and Gay Flook, secretary, Seventh Period Officers-Rita Oliver, president, Carolyn Braunlich, vice president, and Susan Richardson, secretary The McLean Girls' Chorus, made up of two classes, is a training ground for A Cap- pella and the Maolrigals. This year they have given excellent performances in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. M adrigals The Madrigal Singers is a select group of students chosen because of their musical ability as well as their voice quality by Mr. Elbert Morton, the director. Auditions for membership are usually from the choir. Membership has been kept at a minimum in order to achieve the finest style possible. The Madrigal Singers have participated in school concerts, community and church activities during the past year. First Row: Frank Redmon, Allan Hollenbeck, Billie Brown, Carol Davis, Irving Lawless, Carol Prothro, and Bruce Markley, Second Row: Ellen Kay Keiper, Eddie Rhodes, Margaret Fletcher, Richard Bowers, Harold VanPatten, Kay Bonner, Lewis Dodge, Lynn Rasmussen, and Jayne Mason 8th Grade Choir First Row: C. Sims, D. Davis, V. Franklin, D. Whitley, L. Galent, S. Bogardus, M. Wood, J. Sinks, S. Armstrong, P. Hinson, S. Watson, S. Potter, M. Miller, S. Edens, Mrs. Karney, sponsor, Second Row: C. Smith, M. Thornett, M. McCarson, P. Hager, M. Spooner, V. Franklin, J. Klien, J. Johnson, K. Bell, B. Dalhman, B. Hoplin, V. Herman, A. Lamanna, Third Row: J. Via, B. Seaver, D. Brodie, C. Colby, S. Gordwin, C. Zuver, B. Johnson, B. Turnipseed, P. Carpenter, L. Bellingsly, L. Orrison, K. Styer, W. Hill, S. Holloway, Fourth Row: D. Routh, C. Matyas, S. Harshbarger, P. Baley, L. Cain, D. Humphrey, B. Newkirk, J. Adgate, J. Camp, B. Kane, L. Paisley, R. Dowell, S. Dalhman, T. Stryker, and B. Samson First Row: P. Hoffman, H. Shurtleff, F. Ziegler, D. Hinkle, N. Cole, J. Fisher, J. Tehaan, R. Arnold, P. Brook, N. Webb, P. Griffith, Second Row: J. Milloy, J. Lumols, K. Brodbeck, C. Dye, A. Ward, W. Neumeyer, B. Sager, J. Haviland, D. Scubo, A. Freliegh, B. Bishop, A. Huffman, Third Row: F. Crowley, A. Ashwood, E. Arquin, T. Taylor, T. Knox, L. Wahl, C. Chamblin, J. Carlberg, R. Gaghn, K. Ronningen, M. Matkovick, C. Monroe, D. MacPherson, Fourth Row: G. Albaugh, D. Algeo, J. Johnson, L. Prunkard, C. Loy, P. York, D. Swaclley, C. Burgess, D. Lund, M. Traupel, D. Genclron, C. Sirney, J. Meyers, and C. Nickolson Drill Team and Majorettes First Row: Tanya Rorex, Donna Kakalec, Shirley Smith, Second Row: Mary Smull, Connie Waldo, Patty Jo Wilkes, Edith Blumenthal, Bev Pollock, Jo Gordyn, Third Row: Nancy Miller, Carol Huddle, Karen Bell, Sharon Eggen, Barbara Sheeks, Betty Kennon, Fourth Row: Priscilla Levitt, Bobbi Pollock, Nancy Dean, Marty Smith, Carol Williams, Fifth Row: Diana Cagle, Sandra Jordon, Dianne Avery, Ginny Brown, Bobbie Dalton, Not Pictured: Barbara Herzog Shirley Shaffer, Judy Saltow, Joyce Hornberger, Carolyn Barber, Connie Shaffer, Deloras Shaffer, Janet Carlberg, and Judy Groves l59 Modern Music Masters First Row: Anne Knodel, Barbara Voskuil, pres.: Nancy Ames, vice pres.: Frank Moses, Second Row: Joy Bell, Nancy Durham, Kay Bonner, Fran Sparshott, sec., Carol Davis, hist.,-Jackie Van Doren, Ricky Jones, Jerry Freelander, Third Row: Ceric Roningham, Bill Oslnourn, Phil Schalet, Frank Redmon, Bob Rusk, Richard Henninger, Irving Lawless, Scott Rogers, Alan Cole, Harold VanPatten, treas,g David Brewster, Fourth Row: Dorothy Hudson, Ellen Krueger, Lynne Rasmussen, Margie Heins, Helen Herns, Leslie Killeen, Ruth Cain, Nancy Brown, Martha Hitchcock, and Sarah Martin Membership in the Modern Music Master Society, Chapter 231, is limited to students participating in the choral and band departments. Ability, as a musician, scholar- ship, leadership, service, and cooperation are the things considered when induct- ing new members. Members of the Tri-M promote greater interest in choral, orchestral, and 'oand performances and have an opportunity for personal musical expression. ational Thespian ociet First Row: April Adamson, Judy Sorber, Peggy Pierce, Nancy Ames, pres.5 Cindy Lawson, Kay Ryneska, Sydney Erb, Second Row: Joy Bell, Lynn Miniclair, Anita Ellis, Barbara Babbs, Suzie Boehr, Minnie Von Zahn, Ellen Kruger, sec., Third Row: Jimmy Howard, Joe Parsons, Donna Harvey, Linda Marchant, Carol Davis, Sue Planey, Carol Osterkamp, Ford Bond, Duke DePlanque, Fourth Row: Gary Ellison, Tony Platt, Steve Wolf, sgt.-at-arms, Danny Hall, vice pres., Jerry Bolt, treas., Jim Hoofnagle, Steve Foster, Ed Warner, Bob Duncan, John Bowyer Troupe l6Ol, of the National Thespian Society, is an honor organization for Those interested in the theater. The purpose of the Society is to advance the standards of dramatic arts in high schools. Before ioining, each member must have earned at least ten points by working at various iobs in the drama department. The members sponsor the Little People's Playhouse, in which they present to the local elementary students, many children's plays. The motto of the club is Act well your part, therein all honor lies. ational Honor ociety all M. , First Row: Mrs. White, sponsor, Anne Knodel, Mikey Cloney, Alice Brewer, Julie Johnstone, Fay Hendrick- son, Bonnie Nelson, Lisa Collins, Denise Brooks, Second Row: Nina Hurst, Glen Hovey, Bob Lowry, Eddie Youngs, Richard Knoblauch, Brad Gale, Nelson Brown, John Howland, Harold VanPatton, treas.g Stewart Buettener, Joy Huntington, llC rep., Third Row: Nancy Ames, sec., Molly Riggs, Malinda Teel, Lynn Miniclair, Carol McNamara, vice pres., Emily Blessing, Billie Brown, Nancy Durham, Beth Chiles, Joanne Edens, Barbara Voskuil, and Ellen K. Keiper, Not Pictured: Dave Stanley, president Members of the W. T. Woodson Chapter ot the National Honor Society maintain high scholastic ability, citizenship, character, leadership, and participate ac- tively in school activities. Students are recognized on this basis and inducted into the Honor Society twice a year. Membership is a highly coveted honor. The Honor Society helps on College Night and Eighth Grade Day. Bonnie Nelson and Jeff Warner receive their Bald IggIes after being voted most popular. Bonnie is a member of the National Honor Society which gave the dance. I62 Junior Honor ociety First Row: Elaine Bannerrnan, Edith Blumenthal, Gail Gray, Ann Shade, Marilyn Moore, Backy Roper, Denise Gallant, secretary, Second Row: Sara Starnes, ICC rep., Joie Young, Dorothy Currie, vice pres., Richard Ristow, Allen Criutz, Tom Crickmer, president, Third Row: Richard Henninger, Mary Ann Muse, Nancy Brown, treasurer Members of the Mary M. Snead Chapter of the Junior Honor Society are chosen for their outstanding scholastic ability, leadership qualities, character, citizenship, and service in school activities. This is an honor which means the accepting of many responsibilities and ideals. Through steady service to the school the group strives to achieve its goals and help maintain McLean's high standards. 1 l 4 Clan 11544 .mv was ,,, p , V N Q ei., First Row: Carole Boyle, Lynn Faris, Alice Brewer, Barbara Babbs, Elizabeth Westby, Nancy Hahn, Second Row: Pat Bordeaux, Mikey Cloney, Eileen Westby, Billie Brown, Jeannie lvins, Duke dePlanque, Darlene Rathien, Third Row: Nelson Brown, Diane Avery, Suzie Robison, Jerry Bolt, Joy Huntington, Tanya Rorex, and Bill Hazleton, Not Pictured: Dave Leedy, Carol Huddle, Chris Western, and Art Whiting 1 The yearbook furnishes us with lasting memories of our years at McLean. A group of hard-working people pu' many long hours into this book . . . selling ads, typing, writing copy, anc performing numerous other iobs. Pic- ture schedules were shattered by un- expected snows, but finally the dead- line was met. The result is a book W member for many years to come. Denise Brooks, Business Manager, Bill Burrows, Co-Editor-in-Chief, Cathie Sirney, Layout Ed., Sally Eadie, Sports Ed., Elaine Hazelton Co-Editor-in-Chief, Molly Riggs, Literary Ed., Jerry Nelson, Photo Ed., Mr. Marianian and Miss Elliott, Not Pictured: Beth Chiles, Advertising Ed. I64 e sincerely hope you will read and re' The Highlander This year the HIGHLANDER has kept the student body informed of S.C.A., depart- mental, and extracurricular activities, honors and athletics. The features have been entertaining as well as educational. The editorial staff has presented many controversial ideas which have stimulated lively thought and discussion. The HIGH- LANDER fosters knowledge, unity, school spirit, and sportsmanship. Mrs. E. Carter, Sponsor, John Bowyer, Business Manager, Dave Stanley, Editor- in-Chief, Maggie Ross, News Editor, Anne Knodel, Feature Editor, Craig Colby, Asst. Editor, Barbara Herzog, Exchange Editor, Sarah Martin, Sports Editor, and Brad Gale, Asst. News Editor, Not Pictured: April Adamson, Advertising Editor First Row: April Adamson, Vicki This, Julie Johnston, Sharon Spooner, Barbara Bruni, Kay Ryneska, Terry Singer, Virginia Platt, Lonnie Chamblin, Second Row: Duke dePlanque, Richard Knoblauch, Sharon Eggen, Joanne Edens, Betsy Leahy, Kathy Kerr, Suzi Nicholas, Jean Elgin, May Ellen Thompson, Third Row: Barton Watt, Ralph Becker, Chris Castner, John Gendron, Richard Rollason, Danny Hall, Jimmy Howard, Jim Coulter, and Mike Parish '65 First Row Ann Tippitt Alice Brewer Judy Lehman Jane Adcock, Barbara Reinertson, Judy Lynch, Julie Johnstone Second Row Bill Jordan Karen Schmidt Suzie Boehrer, Becky Roper, Lynn Miniclier, Billie Brown Nancy Bidnick Sandy Reusche Betsy Leahy Lee Schults, Third Row: Nelson Brown, Richard Rollason John Byers Ford Bond John Bowyer Tom Crickmer, and Frank Norris The TARTAN staff, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Helen Krell, is responsible for the preparation of McLean's literary mag- azine. As a result of the excellent art and literary contributions from members ot McLean's student body and an all around new-look for the magazine, both of this year's TARTAN issues have achieved outstanding results and are exceptional improvements over previous issues. First Row: Elaine Hazelfon, vice pres., Beth Chiles, pres., Anne Knodel, sec., Maggie Ross, treas., Second Row: Mr. Vergason, sponsor, Marla Mounfz, Dave Stanley, ICC rep., and Jerry Nelson will and croll Quill and Scroll is an inlernalional honor society for high school iournalisTs. Mem- bers of The Arne Sundland Chapler of Quill and Scroll are chosen on The basis of scholarship abiliTy and confribulions 'ro The publicaTions aT McLean. New mem- bers are inolucled in The spring and musf be from the junior and senior classes. The 6'Pu,b9' Lisa Collins, Brad Gale and Anne Knodel have FUN l'?lJ in ihe Pub! :waf- f X mee .1-xhink Youl Wonder' Mxkev Clonexl .1 NXollY Rlggs an M'-giggle Pos d adllne? 's'fer S 'ef . x We e 'HQ76 ew f E3 6l7d5,. 8 Dre-,Ike Donsor UQ f rom People study in the PUB? Bill Corzine seems to be doing a good job of if. I67 Scrence Club First Row: Joy Huntington, Nancy Hahn, Denise Brooks, Sharon Spooner, Leslie Killeen, Barbara Bruni, Nina Hurst, Mrs. Walsh, sponsor, Second Row: Bill Compton, Charles Falletta, Jerry Nelson, Karl Bierach, John Morgan, Mike Souders, Gene James, Mike Smull, John Howland, secretary, Jerry Bolt, treasurer, Richard Knoblaugh, vice pres., George Libman, John Hill, Dave Stanley, Mike Parrish, Third Row: John Budlong, Tom Durston, Edwin Mroz, Barry Sperling, John Byers, Nelson Brown, Art Whiting, Harvey Shelton, James Brendle, Alan Creutz, Eric Hougland, Bob Knight, and Tommy Maxwell The Science Club is an elective organization affiliated with the Virginia Academy of Science. lts members are chosen through their interest in pursuing science. The club was founded to further creative interest and ability in science and to encourage the study ot science and the spread of scientitic knowledge. The Science Club has a guest lecturer at least once a month and sponsors the annual Science Fair. Astronomy The members of the Astronomy Club meet every other Friday night to star gaze through the seven- teen telescopes they built them- selves. When the weather does not permit this, they discuss the heav- ens and exchange information they have obtained from their individual experiences. On some Saturdays, they visit the Washington Astrono- l1.' .,,,-.... Ax, my Society to gain additional in- formation in their field of interest. First Row: Virginia Gilmer, Jane Dodrill, Beth Brewer, ICC rep., Paisley Rockwell, pres., Martha Hitchcock, Miss Kirstein, sponsor, Second Row: Bill Ristow, Gary Cohen, John Hodgson, ' Charles Steele, John Hill, Alan Creutz, Kit Harvell, Han Ponsen, Paul Hunter, Not Pictured: Laurie Wadleigh, and Gary Minor, treasurer The members of the newly organ- ized Electronics Club are students who are interested in the fields of science and mathematics. The pur- pose of this organization is to fur- ther the study of electronics and its association with mathematics. First Row: Mike Souders, Joe Parsons, sec.-trees., Jim Huff, pres., John Hill, Second Row: Jerry Nelson, Gene James, Tom Durston, George Gilmer, Craig Ezell, Not Pictured: Herman Koenig and Mr. Jacobsen I69 I ey Club ilflllilllll John Bowyer and Elmo Piper, delebates to the 1939 international Con- vention, prepare to sell do-nuts. Bob Lowry was also a delegate. Q. The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Fairfax Kiwanis Club. It is elective, com- posed of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior boys who are chosen for their grades, character, and leadership ability. The purpose ofthe Key Club is twofold: to build integrity, initiative, leadership, unselfishness, and other traits of strong character in its members, and to serve the school and com- munity. To do this, it conducts various money- making enterprises and donates the proceeds to worthwhile projects, drives are also conducted for other organizations. ln serving the school, the Key Club directs traffic at school functions, par- ticipates in half-time activities at football games, and sponsors Homecoming Weekend. First Row: Duke dePlanque, Mike Souders, Frank Moses, Richard Buckles, treas., Richard Bowers, pres., Lewis Dodge, Bill Osbourn, Glen Hovey, Second Row: Mr. Anderson, sponsor, Lance Stewart, Allen Hollenbeck, Eddie Youngs, Tony Platt, Steve Chubb, Elliott McBride, Joe Parsons, Guy Bayes, Elmo Piper. Third Row: John Bowyer, Carl Soresi, Jerry Bolt, Yates Dowell, Bob Lowry, sec., Donald Thornett, Pete Bochenek, Richard Konblauch, Fourth Row: Steve Kettler, Bill Hazleton, Jeff Warner, Pete Christo- pher, Dave Dodrill, Buzz Buse, John Howlanol, vice pres., Tom Crickmer, and Dace Stanley l70 Keyette Club it 'if' , R L L ' V':: it 'F 4 t C R f , AVAVA 'QT Jill r Maggie Ross pres Second Row Molly First Row Carol McNamara vice pres Miss Pulley sponso Riggs treas Elaine Hazleton Betsy Leahy corr sec Lynn Mechlmg recording sec Tanya Rorex parl Anne Knodel council del Jeannie lv ns hst Joy Huntington chaplain Third Row Amanda Ross Peggy Pearce Bonnie Nelson Vick: This Lynn Faris Jane Fourth Row: Dianne Avery, Dorothy Hudson, Mikey Cloney, Dusty Starr, Midge Hunt, Fifth Row: Becky Roper, Terry Boland, Gretchen Seiberling, Beth Chiles, Sarah Taylor, Kay Bonner, Suzie Robison, Eva Kundzins, and Marcia Hardy The Keyette Club is a service organization com- posed of girls chosen from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. Qualifications for members are based on scholarship, service, in- tegrity, and strong character. The members ren- der services valuable to the community as well as to the school. The Keyettes run and help main- tain the bookroom during their lunch periods or study halls, usher during assemblies, sponsor the Christmas food drive, and this year the Bali Ha'i dance. Keyettes conduct drives for various or- ganizations and visit monthly the old folks home in Manassas. McKenney Martha Horne Ginla Pinkerton Sydney Erb, Rosanne Tueller Lisa Collins Keyettes Midge Hunt, Joy Huntington, Beth Chiles, Betsy Leahy Mikey Cloney, Lisa Collins and Bonnie Nelson take a breather' in the bookroom. I7I Latin Club First Row: H. Von Potten, D. Rathien, Second Row: S. Spoover, Alan Coffin, A. Rleber, M. Hiros, R. Rogers, J. Adcock, A. Creutz, P. Chamblin, J. Hill, A. Ames, Third Row: C. Lawson, R. Pittard, D. Brewster, S. Schwartz, R. Jones, A. Coleman, B. Brockway, Mrs. Carter, M. Muse, Edith Blumenthal, D. Golant, P. Wingert, S. Anderson, E. Bannerman, P. Rockwell, E. Van Dyke, H. Heins, J. Miloy, S. Howard, S. LaMarr, E. Greene, C. Crandall, L. Killeen, S. Campbell, l. Hougland, C. Ezell The purpose of the Latin Club, or Latini Laeti is to interest students in the study of Latin and the classics, and to enrich their background in Roman history and customs. This is accomplished through field trips, challenging programs, the annual Latin Banquet and projects such as purchasing materials for the Latin De- partment. As the motto says Audete Sapere-Dare to be Wise. punish Club The purpose ofthe Spanish Club is to promote interest in Spanish speaking people and countries. It provides an opportunity for Spanish students to broaden their knowledge of their South American neighbors out of the classroom. First Row: Mr. Mastbrook, B. Brown, C. Rosenhoch, A. Ellis, B. Foote, S. Katen, D. Second Row: D. Yunker, J. Stoy, N. August, J. Martindale, C. Prothro, A. Brewer, J J. Dawson, E. Wadsworth, Mrs. Hebblethwaite l72 Es TT, 5 in French Club Members of The French Club parTici- pate in many stimulating and reward- ing acTiviTies which broaden Their knowledge of The French people, their language, and Their customs. Besides increasing Their own knowl- edge, The members Try To acquaint The sTudenT body with our French neighbors Through a French assembly and a Cafe Dance. First Row: Marcia Caldwell, Denise Galant, Elaine Bannerman, Sharon Eggen, ICC rep., Molly Riggs, Trees., Sara Starnes, sec., Suzie Robison, Second Row: Ellen Kay Keiper, vice pres., f l 5 Bill Gernert, Patsy Higgens, Jeanne Bixby, Mary Smull, Edith Blumenthal, Carol Ann Huddle, uf Pepper Cascria, Karen Bell, Barbara Bruni, Duke dePlanque Die deutsche Versammlung was organized This year To promote in- Terest in Germany and To beTTer The speaking ability of iTs members. Any- one inTeresTed in Germany can be- come a member. AT its meefings The club sees movies on Germany and listens To German Tapes and records. IT has gone To German resTauranTs several Times and has other outside activities. First Row: Jane Stull, Marcia Hardy, Second Row: Russell Abbott, Mary Lou lssacs, Harvey Shelton, Third Row: Lynn Miniclair, Mr. Mastbrook, sponsor, Karen Dammer, president, Bob Mantell, Nelson Brown, Fourth Row: Joanne Edens, secretary, Erik Hougland, Liz Foresman, treasurer, Bob Lowry, Not Pictured: Jerry Bolt, vice president I73 Booster Club First Row: Carol Cardwell, John Bowyer, ICC rep., Irving Lawless, 1reas., Gordon Hill, vice pres., Sue DeLong, pres., Kathi Lytle, sec., Connie Chamblain, Suzi Nichols, Second Row: John Howland, Jane Dodrill, Beth Brewer, Randy Warner, David Stephenson, Marthanne Kennedy, Linda Atkinson, Alice Gregory, Mary Ellen Andriot, Third Row: Barbara Means, Ken Scott, sgt.-at-arms, Mike Griffin, Hunter Lindsay, Randy Robey, John Dubber, Matt Ward, Dave Reeves, Victor Goodieal, and Nancy Durham, Not Pictured: Barbara Baird, Louis Minter, and Jim Stoy The Booster Club's purpose is to promote good school spirit and encourage ac- tivities tor the best interest of the student body. This is done by supporting and encouraging general activities for students during and after school, by encouraging enthusiasm among students for athletic activities, and by encourag- ing the support of special activities sponsored by the school. Pep Club The principal purpose of the Pep Club is to promote school spirit at athletic activities. For example, in addition to organizing cheering, the Pep Club started card stunts which were begun at the Homecoming Game. Other important activities of the Pep Club include sponsoring the annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance and this year, the redecoration of the Administrative Offices. to V ra Q ,L : M E151 -,,-iff if --'llgtxjeg ls. s First Row: Carolyn Snead, Betsy Leahy, Karen Brodbeck, Marlys Piper, Ruth Savage, Kris Watson, Donna Bowers, Barbara Shannon, Liz Chickering, Mary Hopkins, Kathy Brown, Second Row: Diane Brodbeck, Suzie Hughes, Diane Herring, Judy Dawson, Linda Atkins, Jean Batchellor, Joan Thompson, Kate Cameron, Carol Copley, Third Row: Joie Young, Sally Heinz, Bonnie Keissling, Beverly Pollock, Barbara Pollock, Peggy Pearce, Dorothy Currie, John Grant, Sue Planey, Dianne Avery, Cathy Franklin, Diane Baker, Carol Osterkamp, Roberta Thorten, Liz Foresman, Carol Olverson, Mary Ellen Andriot, Diane Cagle, Carol Thompson, Mary Smull , 175 Future Business Leaders of America The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica is a much larger organization This year than it has been in previous years. Much of the interest in various activities has been spurred by a new sponsor, Mrs. Parker. The F. B. L. A. keeps The Alumni Tiles and sends The graduates invitations to The Home-L coming Game and Dance. The F. B.l L. A. also owns stock in a bowling, alley and attends The annual confer- ences Tor Their region. i Future Homemake First Row: Elizabeth Westby, Cora Dunn, Barbara Polloc, Juanita CaTTerton, treas., Second Row: f A- ' Helen Shoemaker, Sheila Black, Carolyn Kidd, Billie Brown, vice pres., Peggy Hutton, pres., 0 Pat Millard, Not Pictured: Janice Myers, secretary The Future Homemakers of America offer interested girls an opportunity To carry out activities related To home- making. Additional activities include The selling of hot dogs aT football games and sponsoring a dance. The motto of F. H. A. expresses The pur- pose of The organization- learning To live better Today so That we will live better in The future. I76 -s ik ,.,, sei,,,,s , ,. First Row: Miss Morgan, sponsor, Carol Buckman, Pat Henry, Donna Gates, Mary Hopkir1S, Claflin, vice pres., Mary L. Isaacs, pres., Julia Weaver, Beverly Fishouw, Second Row: l S J Batcheller, A. McKay, Leonora Hood, Carman Furr, Diane Beets, Caro pooner, ean ' Brown, Dana Algeo, Carol Cardwell, sec., Susan Miller, historian, Ann McVlcker, Hearn, Linda Marchant, Nina Burns, Not Pictured: Bonnie Stone, Treasurer and Cathy reporter Future urses of America First Row: Pat Blaisdale, pres., Mary Gans, Patty Rosenberger, Sally Rosenberger, ICC rep., Diane Beets, Second Row: Nadine Dillon, Joie Young, Diane Brodbeck, Karen Bell, Kathy Keri, Karen Cassel, Billie Brown, Nancy August The Lucy Maderia Wing Chapter of F. T. A., with Mrs. Putfenberger as its sponsor, is composed of those students who look forward to a teach- ing career. Members ot the club gain experience by aiding in grading papers and observing and participat- ing in several elementary classes. Lynn Faris represents the club at the state level as state secretary. The Future Nurses Club was organiz- ed tor those students interested in various phases of the medical pro- fession. The club agenda consists of one business meeting and one activity a month. Through this program, mem- bers gain additional information and experience in their specific field ot interest. Future Teachers of America .aff First Row: Elaine Hazleton, Donna Kakalec, Lynn Faris, pres,, Gretchen Seiberling, sec., Mrs Puffenberger, Second Row: Daryl Alligood, Alice Ferry, Carol Huddle, Karen Bell, Kathy McNamara, Phyllis Nye, Marcia Hardy l77 Chess Club First Row: Steve Bullock, Douglas Hopkins, Douglas Pickering, Jim Radford, Craig Baker, Hap Crater, Second Row: General Rumbough, Bill Hoovler, Mike Wood, Norris Bellingsley, Oliver Tom Stewart, Larry Paisley, Third Row: Tom Maxwell, Livingston Johnson, Barry Sperling, Bo Johnston, Mike Parrish, Bob Knight, Richard Knoblauch, vice president, Not Pictured: Craig Colby, president, George King, secretary, and Laurie Wadleigh, treasurer The Chess Club was formed to improve the games of its members and to promote chess at McLean High School. The club competes in the Washington Metropolitan Area Chess League, whose Northern Virginia championship it has held since the League was founded. Debate Team First Row: Carl Monk, Barbara Brockway, Reid Thrasher, Denise Brooks, Robert Cooter, Second Row: John Byers, Tony Newkirk, Joe Parsons, Yates Dowell, Stewart Davis, Jim Howard, and Tom Murto The debate team participates in two debate leagues, the Rotary Invitational League and the Northern Virginia Debate League. Both teams have been quite success- ful this year. The Varsity debaters attended conferences in Williamsburg and Richmond, and a discussion conference at George Washington University. peukefs Bureau First Row: Denise Brooks, Mr. Day, Craig Colby, Kris Hensley, Second Row: Reid Thrasher, Robert Cooter, John Bowyer, John Byers, Yates Dowell Responsibility for the bulletin boards in the cafeteria falls largely on the shoulders of the Art Club. Under the sponsorship of Miss Nunn, the Art Club strives to add to and im- prove the beauty of the school. lt also gives those students who don't have art on their schedule, a chance to select proiects in the art field that interest them and follow through with all phases of that subject. l80 First Row: Miss Nunn, Cathy Jackson, Beth Barron, Judy Lehman, Barbara Reinertson, Row: James Hall, Don Schulz, Pam Armstrong, Mike O'Brien, Paisley Rockwell, Frances The Speakers' Bureau is a newly founded organization this year. Its sponsors round-table discussions, the college debate assembly, and the school debate team. lts members also officiated at the various school foren- sic contests. Art Club PCUTILS First Row, Billie Brown, Nancy Holt, Virginia Wilkins, Alice Brewer, Second Row: Catherine Haviland, Carol Holt, Carol Thompson, Sharon Katen, Carol Rosenhock, Frances Howell, Barbara Babbs, vice pres., Mrs. Hebblethwaite, sponsor, Third Row: Donna Kakalec, secretary, Anne- marie Zuke, Karen Cassel, Jim Stoy, George King, treasurer, Richard Henninger, Earl Kios- terud, Gretchen Seiberling, Suzie Nicholas, president, and Joie Laiaunie . h . Honor octet The Spanish Honor Society is a na- tional organization founded in i952 by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. Membership requires three semesters of Spanish with a grade average of B or above. McLean's Cervantes chapter was established last year and has had several organizational and social meetings. Speed Society The Speed Society is an honorary club which was formed this year. Members are selected on the basis of their typing ability and aptness in shorthand. Meetings are held to train members of the society for competition among typists and short- hand students in other schools. First Row: Julie Johnstone, ICC rep., Julia Floyd, Sherry Goodall, Billie Brown, Barbara Foote, Barbara Pollock, Second Row: Malinda Teel, treas., Tanya Greening, Pat Higgins, Sharon Eggen, secretary, Jerry Bolt, president, Joanne Edens, Connie Chamblin, Alice Brewer, Helen Bowers, and Joy Huntington l8l Club Activities V , LVVVVVA ,F,-,,, ,:,- ,VVV fy 'L,i Hi Vk',LV,-VL I Vym, V,VV Vyyh V V V V Vlky - V V: . ,',, . V. ,',- V . ,Vyh V, .krk .V K, K I V VV VV , 'W 'V'.'f 'i' ' V r 'YVQ f ii',, f. V ' V 'V'i 'V V I I ,. r . V ' ' ' YiV T iiiiii iiiii iiiiii if Ai ' is iiiiii i - iiii he iiVV V . il li . KV, . f Vw, T95 . V- ' ' ,.,, ' V . V .V .. VVVVL K . . ' QV-fgff fiij-1jVifgjzfg ' ly ' . V- u M 'V 7 V V '- ,- -' 3' . , . 1. k ' ' V' ' 1-V-:m'f1f K ' V, I I- T'-549. - :Q '-H-:em ' . he ---- A--A .V - f f iiV' ' 'T ' V T V. 1 . ,-,IQ l fyrqygfg - . 5jgV,-713-fQ.f V- rr ---- V - 'V ' - . - .V 1, kV.., : , Wg ,5g,, ,. The ICC sponsored a program encouraging the use of bulletin boards. This is one done by the Keyeitfe Club. a 4 The Key Club sells do-nuts twice a week. Here Key Clubber Jerry Bolt meets the hungry mob. l82 nual -n the an ' ce Depaflmem I mlle l aP' .ds the Sclen .X glesslng S 1 . E Y l el The Sclenc? Clg:1s3lLlnderman all? lhreulalr. Make lhose a Science l:a '.nn3ng second place paw aflel' W' . 9 lale fllg his WorTl1 ll - ucv Physical Education Assistants at . sg? ' f 4 my-' 'G' First Row: Sandy Wilbur, Connie Chamblin, Barbara Voskuil, Nancy Durham, Second Row: Gail Christen- sen, Elaine Hazleton, Nancy Ames, Kay Bonner, Donna Mercer, Emily Blessing and Carole Bayes, Not Pictured: Sally Eadie, Bonnie Kemp, Lynn Mechling, Sandy Silzer, and Cathie Sirney 'fe ' it -3 First Row: Stanley Meadows, Murray Woods, Claude Brown, Bill Goodwin, Ronnie Spitler, Bill Blatz, Second Row: Jack Finnelle, Keith Lynar, Tom Leddy, John Armstrong, Pete Negaard, Elliott McBride, Larry Groves, Carl Soresi, Third Row: T. A. Bayne, Frank Redmon, Clyde Clark, Walton Marshall, Mike Mote, Dave Dodrill, Dick Walton, Butch Hardin, Russell Buckley, Mac Marshall, John Dubber, Fourth Row: George Viereck, Bill Conine, Bruce Markley, and Andy Shellman 3246 X amy, 'U First Row Bob Bryan David Pike John Howland Jeff Warner, Jerry Farmer, captain, Robert Lowell, Second Row Sidney Carpenter Phil Hunter captain Renard Zoifig, Mike Griffin, capiainp Ned Sparshof, First Row: Ronnie Evers, Johnny Lloyd, Greer Fullerton, Thompson, Second Row: Johnny Stoneburner, Clyde Clark, rnut Fischer, Bob Huffman, John Bolish, Nof Picfured: Hammor Dyer First Row: Douglas, S Utterback, Clinic Assistants Supply Room Help Jean Martindale, Joy Maddox, Marilyn Barber, Diane Sharon Potter, Terry Strayker econcl Row: Mrs. Hayes, school nurse, Sherry Marr, Mary Hannah Brickman, Sylvia Hale, Nancy Bean S tnclent Secretaries nur First Row: Kathy Witte, Nancy Woods, Chris Konzelman, Alice Brewer, Gretchen Seiberling, Sally Rosenberger, Carolyn Kidd, Barbara Babbs, Second Row: Linda Atkins, Barbara Shannon, Carol Vogel, Mary Stotler, Carol Brown, Kathy O'Connor, Barbara Brockway, Nancy Hild, Dusty Starr, Sharon Howes, Connie Chamblin, Janice Meyers, Kay Bonner, Karen Wade Whcfs Who Tom Murto, Brad Gale, John Budlong, Pete Negaard, Craig Colby, Edwin Mroz, Dave Stanley, Reid Thrasher, and Jerry Nelson All-State Band wif M OPTIMIST GOOD CITIZENS: Nancy Ames and Dave Dodrill. Nancy was also voted D.A.R. Good Citizen wi AWS 5a'l'l 1. P' el 'owl-7' BUS All-S A. Halvorson, F. Moses, M. Thrasher, M. Heinz, B. Osoburn, B. Voskuil, G. Libman, B. Markley, R. Ristow, D. Brewster, B. Rush, A. Cole, N. Sparshoif, and F. Sparshoff l86 X500 .xx wwe Ne odll ' 8 S.C.A. Anne Knodel, Representative to Northern Virginia S. C. A. QN veoigw 'ls nl? lx sl ft W9 H. We ff- F.T.A. Elaine Hazleton, county association president, Donna Kakalec, state delegate, and Lynn Faris, state as- sociation secretary, Mrs. Puffenberger Whois Who T 0 P T 8 H, S e n i, 0 T S .gi Denise Brooks, Beth Chiles, Dave Stanley, Marcia Hardy, Craig Colby, Harold VanPatten Dave Brown, Alice Brewer, Barbara Babbs, and Joy Huntington I87 A ' ' '- 55 .X x -X -. X i K 'wi' .gli X If 'K ,M p-X ' 1 :wx 15: x L if Q, 1 ' l 1 1 illlvx A 4' 1 If -, ,KX fy I J 2 rf X i ' W ll J N, O i MAH , If ff.. I ' Ll: 4' .h N , ,f- XXX Q ' b 'Q F , jx' V-A , 1 .Q X. l xx A X ' . wif MIB' - .xx - N061 I ,f fi ,Y F' 'f'i ' K WE ,, , I Hui vi' .L f dwgffff v 0 . H16 - XM' '- , 'YQ AEI -45 Hwy NM ' M32 3 45 wwf ,V Wm X . I XV f A' X X fin' r.-7 K I , qu ' YQ ow Ng, X X47 ' ' , ff' N , f X 1U.'I.f'Bm-run-15' 1' ' , W' :UT . um, A ,N ,E-, - is? ,f .ws ,1 ,K .. , f I 1 X , P ff' X A ! ff x fl! gif? x Q ,4 K. F ' H ' ' ' . , pr ,., . I , 4,5 b 1 XRX . V . , J , f VV ,YI . I cr + li K xsxx X. M , xx, wwf i I KA 4 1 I ' Lg' r 2 I ' XX K ,Z 'D Varsity Cheerleaders f ' 3 .,..: 1 '-- I Q, -- Bonnie Nelson, Martha Horne, Dorothy Hudson, Nancy Durham, co-captain, Susan Marcey, Tanya Green- ing, and Sydney Erb, co-capfain M-C-L-E-A-N Nancy Dorothy Susan Tanya Midge Mariha Sydney, Bonnue Ple a se win' MMQCY G0-o. 0-o, Sydney A 'wilifiifiikka' 1, i S 5 el. Q W ix 1 'Eff' 133 I I lb .. Q 24 Varsity Cheerleaders J .I . . :., K W. ,A , , Sally Wilber, co-captain, Peggy McKibben, Bonnie Jones, Eileen Bullock, Ruih Newkirk, Sally Searcy, Susan Edwards, and Elaine Hovey, co-captain 31311 Grade Cheerleaders Carolyn Monroe, Dana Lund, Linda Ours, Cynthia Sirney, Grey Carlson, Wendy Newmeyer, Beverly Jones, Holly Shurtleff Varsity Football First Row: Jeff Warner, George Viereck, Buzz Buse, Hunter Lindsey, Tom Matcovcik, Frank Riedman, Bruce Nelson, David Dodrill, Tom Leddy, T. A. Bayne, Randy Robey, Richard Buckles, John Armstrong, Russ Buckley, Second Row: Frank Fields, Richard Coffoven, Pete Christopher, Daryl Aligood, Court Norris, Tim Yaworski, Bob Brocklehurst, Mike Mote, Gary Roth, John Waldo, John Dubber, Jimmy Gaines, Elliott McBride, Claude Brown, Third Row: Mr. Yost, coach, Mr. Krupp, asst. coach, Steve Chubb, George Reeves, Gary Hughes, Mac Marshall, Dick Walton, Ronnie Spitler, John Bayne, Richard Jones, Everett Revercomb, Carl Soresi, Mike McConnell, Bill Tysinger, Mike Griffin WE THEY 20 Groveton ......,....,..... m 19 18 George Washington ..... -- O 18 Falls Church ............ ,,,- 2 O O Fairfax .e.... 14 6 Annandale ,ee,. .... 3 3 18 Lee ....os,,....c. , 7 7 Mt, Vernon .... .... 1 3 39 Madison ,... - O 20 Hammond ,c,,.........o, 19 7 Washington and Lee -,-- 13 192 Mr. Herbert Yost and Mr. Lee Knupp led the Mc- Lean football team to a 5-5 season's record. Many thrills were provided in close games which were only decided in the final seconds of play. Almost the entire team will be graduated this June, but 'hose remaining iuniors should give the Highland- ers the nucleus for a fine team again next fall. IRST PEP R ALLY THE F F95 ,MHA ereck, Car George Vi Jeff Warner, He's 9 One no W, No. A so goo 27,5 UZZ Bose n Aron, So far, fa Us :QT M6 'Ns uchdow A fumblewo nl l93 Varsity Basketball First Row: Andy Lieurance, manager, Elliott McBride, Larry Groves, T. A. Bayne, John Kallepp, Pat O'Connor, Joe Zehner, manager, Second Row: Mr. Harless, coach, Randy Hughes, Bobby Keissling, Bob Smith, Buz Buse, Hunter Lindsay, Phil McDowell, and Pete Negaard WE THEY 65 Lee L L L, 46 62 Osbourn ,L . 37 65 Madison L L ,L LL 37 55 Mt. Vernon ,,oo ,L ,L 87 52 Wakefield ,,,,, ,,,, 5 3 52 Falls Church ,,,, LL 43 76 Stuart ,L L, 55 49 Fairfax ,,,, L ,,,,,,,, LL,,, 29 48 Washington-Lee 46 75 Annandale ,,,, L 52 83 Madison ,L,, L ,,,, L LL,,,,,L,L ,L,,, 4 7 79 George Washington 51 33 Wakefield LLLL L L 35 46 Falls Church ,,,, L, LL ,L L, 56 63 Groveton ,,,,,,,, 70 56 Fairfax ,L ,L,, L L, 65 39 Washington-Lee LLLLLLL . 45 69 Lee ,,,, L. L ,,,,,,,, LLLL, 5 4 60 Hammond L ,,LL L L 57 79 Osbourn L L, ,L 55 I94 This year McLean's basketball team, under rookie coach Basil Harless, had its most successful season ever. The Highlanders who became known for their fast-break and a full court press, went to the Northern Virginia Tournament. Elliott Mc- Bride set a varsity scoring mark of 31 points, breaking Barry Keenan's record of 30 points. m.X-EA XX. J ijii? Q55 ld' F 'fi' , First Row: Dick Rickbele, Bill Patton, Mac Marshall, Jimmy Davis, Second Row: Kris O'Connor, Alan Pritchett, Lloyd Olson, Art Whiting, Bill Blatz, George Viereck, Third Row: Bill Compton, Gus Evans, Roger Pittiard, Jeff Warner, Jimmy Gaines, Mike Mote, Fourth Row: Mr. Mac Rutherford, coach, Mike McConnell, Frank Behan, and Bob Fuller VVE THEY 15 Groveton . . 36 26 Groveton ,c.. 18 18 Fairfax , 30 18 Annandale 30 35 Annandale c,,, ,c,c 1 2 28 St. Stephens 18 I96 1960 was McLean's first year of participation in interscholastic wrestling. The team was coached by Mr. Mac Rutherford who worked hard to make a winning team out of a largely inexperienced group of boys. The team won two matches while losing seven. Outstanding were Bill Patton K128J, Bill Blatz 11351, Mac Marshall C175D, George Viereck 11651, Jimmy Gaines C175D, Jeff Warner and Mike Moat Cunlimitedl. Junior Varsity Football First Row: Joe Martellaro, Skip Heiney, Lee Shults, Bill Jordan, Terry Grefe, Steve Harlow, Barry Cosden, John Howard, Second Row: Mr. Pence, coach, Don Shipman, Spence Neil, Larry Marchant, Braun Jones, Ray Tywell, Bob Roop, Bill Gernert, Robert Flynn, Bill Caldwell, Mr. Harless, coach, Third Row: Bob Smith, John Saliba, Craig Rice, Jimmy Carter, Mike Graves, Arnie Allaman, Pat Buckley, Steve Johnson, and David Bayne The JV team ended its season with a 2-3 record. Under the coaching of Mr. Pence and Mr. Harless, the boys gained experience which will be very valuable to them on future teams. The boys played hard and displayed much promising talent for future Highlander teams. I9 Herndon ........... .. WE O Falls Church ,, O Fairfax aa,, O Washington-Lee 20 Nladson THEY T3 6 O 46 T3 Junior Varsity Basketball WE THEY McLean's junior varsity loaskefball Team finished 76 Lee e,.k7,,,ee,, ..... 3 8 ifs firsf year under Coach Dolan wifh a 7-10 77 Madison ,,,o, ..,. 2 5 ' record. John Bayne led The JV scorers wifh a 46 Mt. Vernon ,c,,c ,- 7- 54 Ten poinf average. Terry Grefe and David Bayne 62 Wakefield .,.,.. ..c, 7 3 were other leading scorers. Al Falls Church .,,,,a ,,c.. 4 9 39 Sfuarf ...,,.c,. 38 58 Fairfax ,c.c...c. ...,, 3 7 57 Annandale ,,,c.. ,,,cu 7 4 58 Madison .,,,......,c,., .. ..c.. .ca,, l 6 48 George Washingfon ,...,, e.,,, 4 9 55 Wakefield ,,,c,,,,e,,,,e, .,e. 7 2 42 Falls Church ,,c,,, ,,,,, 5 l 49 Grovefon .e,.. c,,,, 4 5 39 Fairfax .,..,...,,cc.,,ee, ce,,, A O 39 Washington-Lee ,ee.,,. ....v, 5 4 65 Lee .,e.,e,c,,,,e,,,,e,, c,,,, 5 7 35 Hammond 61 First Row: Joe Vincent, Jim Hoff, Terry Grefe, Robert Cooter, Alan Monet, Dave Miles, Steve Harlow, Jim Howard, Barry Cosden, Second Row: Tommy Howell, manager, Richard Timmons, Steve Johnson, Clark Oversfreef, Mr. Dolan, coach, John Bayne, Bob Burrows,- David Bayne, Bill Banks, manager I98 8th Grade Football t First Row: George McKeen, John Anderson, Tommy Nelson, Chip Kennedy, Shelton Schmidt, John Polk, Bill Henry, Dale Carclvvell, Second Row: Mr. Rutherford, Jack Smith, Mike Bobbitt, Pat Leahy, Ted Georgelas, Scott Preston, Page Nelson, Roger Moore, Mike Shook, John Catterson, Bob Faris, Russell Chase, Third Row: Steve Luxford, Bob Newkirk, John Kundzins, Mike Crain, Alan Horne, Dave Sollen- berger, Butch Toone, Bill Harris, John Bell, Not Pictured: Mike Wood The 8th grade football team led by captain David WE Sdllenberger and under the able coaching of Mr. 24 Mac Rutherford and Mr. Palmer Rutherford was 20 undefeated this year. They won the unofficial 24 county 8th grade title. These boys will make 27 excellent additions to the JV and varsity foot- T8 ball teams in years to come. 12 THE Annandale lA Lee ,,,, , ,,,,, O Mount Vernon W 6 Groveton H , .f l2 Falls Church ,,,,, W O Fairfax ,,,.,, O Y I99 8th Grade Basketball First Row: S-Teve Luxford, co-captain: Second Row: John Kundzins, Sharky ShowalTer, Byron Trapnell, Larry Cain, Andy Cleland, Third Row: Neil Cameron, manager, Don Humphrey, Roger Moore, Nick Nafske, Lenny French, Joe Sayer, Bill Mclnfyre, Alan Shade, David Cann, manager, Mr. Miller, coach, Not Pictured: David Sollenberger WE THEY 33 STuarT H ffff 22 29 Fairfax , ,,,e,,,,,, ,ffff 2 2 37 MounT Vernon ,,,, ee,,. 2 5 41 Madison ..,, H 30 52 Herndon .,,, fffff- 2 4 39 Annandale ffff W 49 42 Falls Church 28 34 Osbourn 2 if l6 200 The 8Th grade baskeTball Team losT only one game This year, The TirsT in l5 games under Coach Mil- ler. Co-capTains STeve Luxford and David Sollen- berger were The mainsTays of The Team. David Sollenloerger ser a school scoring record of 32 poinTs in a single game. The enTire Team ex- hiloiTed excellenT school spirit and morale. Varsity H oclcey First Row: Co-Captains, Maggie Ross and Gail Christensen, Second Row: Nancy Hahn, Virginia Wilkins, Sandy Wilber, Sally Eadie, Kay Ryneska, Mary Fitch, Third Row: Karen Wade, Merle Kemp, Malinda Teel, Jeannie Ivins, Joy Huntington, Beth Chiles, Miss Carroll, Not Pictured: Elaine Hazleton THEY Falls Church O Herndon ,, 3 Lee 1 Mount Vernon Fairfax , ,77,. . Stuart Annandale Groveton 3 3 ,, O l 2 The Varsity hockey team, under the coaching of Miss Mary Lou Carroll, completed its sea-son with a 3-4-1 record. The team attracted more spec- tators than ever loetore. Juniors and Seniors com- posed most of the team. Many of these seniors who have participated on McLean Hockey teams for five years will be graduating this spring. Varsity Basketball as JE il L x lv 4, ii-fi ,- E ,, if ,S 5 First Row: Carol Furr and Beth Chiles, co-captains, Second Row: Marilyn Barrow, Phyllis Rensch, Sarah Taylor, Nancy Ames, Merle Kemp, Donna Mercer, Third Row: Miss Townsend, coach, Joan Lawless, manager, Bonnie Barron, Eva Kundzins, Ginny Brown, Susan Marcey, Biff Jones, manager, and Miss Chapman, coach WE 5l Falls Church ,..,, ,A 49 Annandale 45 MounT Vernon e,,c 56 Herndon A .... .- 5 W 55 GroveTon ,,e,,, 46 Fairfax .e,, ,.,,,, 58 STuarT ,.,,,, ,,Y,,, 48 Madison ,,,,, ,c,. , ,. 53 Lee .c...,..,,,e, 7 ,.c, C, 46 Falls Church 35 Annandale ...s,ee 53 Mom ve-mon acccccc 202 THEY McLean should be proud of its girls' baskeTball Team. Showing The skill and spiriT which exempli- Ties McLean. They losT only one game and Tied Tor The counTy championship. A greaT deal of crediT should go To The coaching of Miss Town- send and Miss Chapman whose winning baskeT- ball Teams have become TradiTion aT McLean. Junior Varsit Hockey First Row: Julee Floyd, Miss Rawls, Coach, Second Row: Janet Milloy, Sally Nye, Pat Wingert, Pat Rosenberger, Donna Christensen, Kathy Fitch, Peggy Wilkins, Alice Brewer, Third Row: Tina Graves, Elaine Bannerman, Nancy Holt, Brenda Brake, Carolyn Zuck, Judy Chiles, Debbie Keissling, Dana Crawford Herndon Lee C C sssv, ,, Mount Vernon Fairfax ,,,.,,,, ,, Annandale Groveton ,,,A, THEY O C, , O O l 'I . O The Junior Varsity hockey team ended its season with a 4-l-'I record. The girls, under the coach- ing of Miss Constance Rawls, gained experience which will aid them next year on the varsity team and will give added strength to the Junior Varsity team next year. They had a winning season and hope to continue this in the future. 203 Junior Varsity Basketball The JV loaskeTloall Team ended iTs season wiTh an WE impressive 11-1 record. WiTh Miss Lloyd Town- 43 send as Their coach, The JV enioyed iTs season 20 and played hard in every game. The knowledge 30 gained This year will be shown again in nexT 38 year's Team. 38 31 29 38 34 45 24 35 Falls Church ..,c, ..,. Annandale ,cc.... .... MounT Vernon Herndon ..,,c,,. GroveTon Fairfax ..... STuarT ,c.. Madison ,c,... Lee c,,,,,..,...c,,, Falls Church Annandale ,,,c MounT Vernon THEY 19 14 21 31 19 17 27 15 23 19 30 27 First Row: Judy Chiles, Sandy Reusche, Carol Cooksey, Tina Graves and Dana Crawford, co-capTainsp Jane Armstrong, Deedee Seeley, Sally Nye, Second Row: Virginia Wilkins, Dana Algeo, Judy Armstrong, Lynn Swindler, Kathy Riggs, Jean Brocklehurst, CaThy Wilkins, Third Row: Miss Townsend, coach, Linda Orrison, Sally Grieves, Debby Keissling, Gay Flook, Donna Drashbill, Carolyn Braunlich, Janet Milloy, Miss Chapman, coach 204 Where are the other forwards? Intramural Board The lntramural Board is a newly torrned organization consisting of two girls elect ed from each class. Their rnain obiective is to plan and provide extracurricular ac tivities for girls interested in athletics They coordinate such activities as volley ball, tennis, basketball, modern dancing and softball. X If P3 f U A 1 , . M' Please go in D. Seeley ,f'f5i QW MLW-utfuwg Z Jrfinifiligf l AQ' 4 l QF The F all Will that paint ever come off? Nancy Durham Martha Home Dorothy Hudgeon Cheer up! We can't win them all Joy Huntington 208 Eli. There We re happy momenfsecar ol McNamara 3 Kapfxiig I , Nofmaslasea OPWOH has 3 V l Durham is crowned by Sue Clarkson H omecoming The Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Key Club, was the largest dance of the year Pa? Gernhofer, senior, Dorofhy Hudson, Iunior, Tina Graves, freshman, Sally Wilber, sophomore, Nancy Durham, '59 Queen, Sue Clarkson, '58 Queen, and Joy Hunfingfon, senior kin of Our Teeth Skin of Our TeeTh by ThornTon Wilder, was pre- senTecl on December 3, 4, ancl 5. The firsT clramaTic proclucTion of The year, iT concerned The evoluTion of civilizaTion, The indesTrucTiloiliTy of The human race, and The. repeaTing cycles of naTure. Skin of Our Teeth -The mammals, Nancy Ames, Richard Bowers, Minnie VonZahn, and Jimmy Hoofnagle Aj. H2 Alice Brewer and Gretchen Seiberling lunch with L fffz.. A one of The foreign Teacher visitors Richard Bowers as Mr. Antrobus F orelgn Vlsztors l l l The foreign Teachers who visiied McLean on November 6, gather in front of The school. l T 2l0 4 Dances ..,..ad 1? all Crla' H if..-f Armstrong and Mike O'Brien af The Varsity ie ROSS and Danny sponsored by the Class of '6O. M699 'a and Davl KathleeY1l,,lzTjl2:2g.U5 Bali Ha l Solleflbelge f at lhe You're righfg Bloody Mary is Anne Knodelf' Lisa Collins To John Kalepp. Harvey Shelton, Danny Hall, Mr. Anderson, Phil McDowell, Dave Lee-dy and Duke dePlanque sing There is Nothing Like A Dame af The Bali Ha'i Dance. 45 a r ia X is 2 l Dances mf J Maggie Ross receives her Bald lggle at the Senior perlatives Dance from Mrs. White, sponsor. The Senior Superlaiives Dance was spon fqsnftmyflgglef sore-cl by The National Honor Society cuTe - Lisa Collins , The annual superlahves were announced and presenfecl. F acult Pla ,l In -U, 7 d Mrs. 5evefY ,, M6- :ion ii n sh w fl? ?'1'h?: Taming of 'he 'e Mr ' Dowel! in Mme Tamin 9 of the Shrew, lgl Colle e N ight if College rep'-f- ' Reid Thrasher listens T0 The Swarthmore Night Y,s. t el, ' , is ., ,H 1 Donna Kakalec reads college bulletins prior to the College Night program' lt's a long trip from Charlottesville to home- Harvey Shelton FHA Father-Daughter Banquet enior Trip Midge Hunt Whose feet are those? Nina Hurst 2l3 adie Hawkins ll f' Harvexl Shehon' Ma d . Mae an Ce. if sy ' Dan . Skmey, Dax die Hawkins Caihie .1 at xhe Sa . 5 m vying a USSXNL Sweetheart ,f ffffe Abne F Elaine Hovey, freshmani Bonnie Jones, freshmang Chris Miller, sophomoreg Kay Bonner, seniorg Bonnie Nelson, Queeng Maggie Ross, senior: Dusty Starr, iuniorg and Jan Gernhofer, 8th grade lol M. km' I , .,.L,,. . Science Fair I EE E .. ni Mc K l a i i jg? Theo at the Science Fair Posiponecl by snow, The Science Fair was held on March l3. 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FALLS CHURCH VIRGINIA Joy Hun+ing+on and Jerry BoI+ are admiring +he NEW FORD af Broad Sfreei' Mo+orsI PRESTON'S MCLEAN DRUGS McLean, Virginia BeI'sy Leahy and Richard Knoblaugh say, 'We've go+ AMESI' For all your aims shop a'I' PRESTON'S -A-'f 1 ' ,., ,. R NW .-,L F L '- , lm 3 ' Q ROBERT SHREVE FUEL COMPANY Don'+ Freeze-CaII Shreves ArIing+on, Va. 6873 Lee Highway Falls Church, Va. JE 2-I960 ARLINGTON- FAIRFAX SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 6825 Lee Highway ArIingI'on I3, Va. JE 2-I I46 How on earih do you open +I1is? asks Pai' Newion, an em pIoyee of ARLINGTON- FAIRFAX SAVINGS 81 LOAN. Undoubfedly, she'II never find oufI ARLINGTON MOTORS I9I7 N. Moore S+. JA 7-8787 Elaine Hazelion and Harvey Shelfon are sold on 'lhe NEW I960 FORD a+ Arlingfon Mofors. wir POMON IO REALTY 2222 Wilson Blvd., Arl. JA 7-6660 Mr. Davies shows Jeannie Ivins and Ari Whi+ing houses sold by Pomponio Real+y. WILLIAM STALCUP FURNITURE CO. 234 Wes'r Broad S+. Falls Church, Va. JE 2-8880 Bill Burrows and Lynn Faris are enioying 'Ihe 'fine fur- nifure 'found af WILLIA STALC U P FURNITURQ co. BT D . PHOENIX PIONEER SENECA il IE A complele new line of economy cars in low-price field! S , . .E E,EE 4 N, I ' 'iw' :U ' 4 :V . ., -.1 -:5::.::::3: :5z::gg:gag5:::2g:q:g:3::::g,:-:py5 ' : 5:2:f: :2 A'-' 1:1-.v ' '.,.z,-.2,:,-.2.2-1'- F-M ' ---- + ff - - --------- I FALLS CHURCH MOTORS 554 N. Wash. S+. lLee Hwy.l FALLS CHURCH VA. JE 2-2400 Power-Gian+ Trucks Service AII Makes FAIRFAX MOTOR SALES Fairfax Circle Fairfax, Virginia CR 3-0200 Molly Rigs and Dave Leecly are flroroughly enioying rhe comforr and luxury of 'Phe I96O OLDSMOBILE ar FAIRFAX MOTORS. I 4 A.., E ff 2' .TN 2' 5 GEORGE T. REEVES Real Es+a+e ancl Insurance 6827 Lee Highway FALLS CHURCH JE 2-2720 Ford Bond and Dianne Av- ery don'i' have fo 'Think rwice before obfaining 'The service of: GEORGE T. REEVES 70. 7ed f4a4z'c2z 7 ffgeacq 450 W. Broad S+. Falls Church, Va. JE 3-I200 This could happen 'Io you. Insure In Sure Insurance a+ W. TED AUSTIN suggesf Joy Hunfinglon and Danny Hall EDMONDS MOTORS, INC. 3298 Wilson Boulevard Arlingfon, Virginia JA 5-8822 , , QI'-ZUSHQ Q To f G 4-f Y f I IN SNEEIIN' SEASON KIEENf ' 1 f ez,-QQQQQmbmh gQl2hk eeeeef KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPORATION 3865 Wilson Boulevard Arlingfon I, Virginia Telephone JAcIrson 5-9404 XI KLEENEXQTISOSUES CompIimen'I's of ROSENTHAL CHEVROLET 3400 CoIumbia Pike ArIingI'on, Va. Beih Ch LeecIy a Ihe I960 onsfrafed enII1aI. rov1'a7en ce 6a:5Z2?fj,4f,,f avjngs :INSURED Z. U Y I0 g anal .sfjoanf 7ga',d0.0fQwfdon, 21: OLOOULQQ ExI'encIs Congra+uIa+ions Io MCLEAN HIGH SCHOOL GracIua+es of I960 THE LACE ,TO A VE I23 Maple Avenue VIENNA, VIRGINIA DUnIcirIc 5-8 I 00 ARLINGTON REALTY COMPANY 'ui9.ETR?52S' Real EsI'aI'e ' Insurance ' Morfgage Loans ' Properfy Managemenf '- ,Lili f-A FQ ' fix ,M le ga lly: MAIN OFFICE 2300 Wilson Boulevard ARLINGTON l0, VIRGINIA Phone: Jackson 7-9300 BRANCH OFFICE Fairfax-403 W. Lee Highway Phone: Cresceni' 3-3I40 BETHESDA, MD.-78I5 OLD GEORGETOWN ROAD Phone: Oliver 4-8333 GORDIN-MENSH REALTY CORPGRATION I9lb Richmond Highway Alexandria SO 5-6790 93I N. Glebe Road Arlingfon JA 4-6060 Kamp Washing'I'on Fairfax CR 3-4560 I5l7 Quaker Lane Fairlingion KI 8-2320 R Mr. Waring poinis ou+ 'ro .. s -, Emily Blessing and Eddie Youngs ihe locafion of The g A - F-P9 properfies offered by A GORDIN-MENSH. .gn 7 '---fm --W 1' SQL- -bc --- fe Irs. Fineham prepares +o sei +he hair of Tanya Greening. a pairon of Mr. Groom shows Sarah Taylor and Craigf Colby The loca+ion of EE LEXINGTON. McLean High School. LEE LEXINGTON BEAUTY SALON THE GROOM CO., INC., REALTORS 5705 Lee Highway Arling+on, Va. 2204 Wilson Blvd. Arlingfon, Va. JEHerg0n 2-9803 Member of Mulfiple Lisfing Service Open Tueg, and Thurg, Ave, SALES, PROP. MANAGEMENT Barbara Babbs appears quiie busy af +he office of BARR REALTY. Wi'fCl1 wlw' YOUIFB doing. Fvfdln Ford Bond feds 3 POWSV MURPHY 81 AMES. BARR REALTY MURPHY 8: AMES 2I I6 Wilson Blvd. Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Millwork, Efc. ARLINGTON' VIRGINIA 6908 N. Fairfax Drive Arlingron I3, Va. JA 43350 PHONE JEFFERSON 3-sioo Phone Orders Ready When You Arrive THE PIZZA PANTRY, INC. X Made 'ro Order in 7 Minures P1124 I X J . 923 s. w I . '15 122.3223 N. svzimgai Bad. JE 4-9800 Arlingfon, Va. WESTOVER SHOPPING CENTER i W y is TEE ,sr M or I'-..... 4- FALLS CHURCH BEAUTY SCHOOL Prepare for a Good Paying Posiiion Be a Srudeni' Today-Hair S'l'ylis+ Tomorrow 250 Wesl' Broad Sf. Falls Church, Va. JE'fferson 2-9555 H. J. BROWN PONTIAC, INC. I550 Wilson Blvd. ArIingI'on, Va. JA 2-4700 And who wouIdn'+ be happy in a I960 PONTIAC? Be'I'I1 Chiles asks Lance SI'ewarI' like Ihis one. Courf Norris and MoIIy Riggs pick ou'I one of 'Phe Brad Gale and Denise Brooks inspeci one of Ihe houses sold pany seIecIions of beauiiful sweafers aI' CHASE AND COLLIER. DARBY COMPANY. CHASE AND COLLIER, LTD. THE DARBY COMPANY 4844 Chain Bridge Road 23I9 Wilson Boulevard Arlingfon, Virginia McLEAN, VIRGINIA JAcIcson 5-9393 McLEAN BOOK SHOP 69I0 Old Dominion Dr., McLean EL 6-2229 Looking for a good book? Frank Taylor and Maggie Ross suggesi THE' McLEAN BOOK SHOP. 'fliiii f si ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORPORATION - 2533 Wilson Blvd., ArIingI'on JA 7-4448 One of many a'HracIive desirable aparlmeni' buildings sold and managed by This firm. We have qualified invesiors for large and small aparfmenf buildings and improved com- mercial properfies. Also, efficieni compIe'I'e managemeni fa- cilifies. If you are in'Ieres+ed in selling or exchanging Io im- prove your posiiion in real es+a'I'e invesfmenls, feel free Io discuss Ihe maHer will! us. STUDEBAKER-PACKARD Direcf FacI'ory Dealer MERCEDES-BENZ Dave Dodrill and Nancy Durham coniemplaie fhe dining room se+ found a+ BARNES 81 KIMEL. Pleasanf Terms Open Daily 'Til 9 BARNES 81 KIMEL ARLINGTON FALLS CHURCH Paris, Sales and Service LARK 585 N. Glebe Rd. ARLINGTON V2 Block Souih of HechI s .JP 14 y Ifj, A - Pi S l some L Iii - 15 AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER JAcIcson 7-7722 7 VIENNA PETER PAN and VARIETY STORE I38 Maple Avenue VIENNA. VIRGINIA DU 5-7707 I I Bl Inves+ing for +he fu+ure? Mr. Hawihorne of PARKER, SMITH, and 'All-Sfar Hunier Lindsay ENJOYS The aihlefic equipmenij a+ Mc- DONNELL seH'Ies The deal wifh Bill Gerneri and Susie Robison. LEAN SPORT and HOBBY CENTER. PARKER. SMITH. and DONNELI-. IDC- McLEAN SPORT and HOBBY CENTER Radio Building 835 S. WashingI'on S+. 4806 Chain Bridge Road A lIn9+0n Falls Church Salona Village Shopping Cenfer MCLEAN. VIRGINIA I -1 i'ii ,Q I ll Need a ladder, Sally? Dulce de Planque and Sally Eadie inspeci The Girlie PIHIKGFIOH. 5'-I9 JOIWSOH. and NBHCY Ames Waicl' We Pfe55e5 l.aama+sNYDER.ma COMPANY. of THE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL- SNYDER and COMPANY THE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL Lee Highway and Fairfax Drive McLean, Virginia Easf Falls Church JE 2-I I94 EL 6-3320 ASK-US REALTY COMPANY IO73 W. 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