McLean High School - Clan Yearbook (McLean, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1973 volume:

H I li Introduction. 4 1972-1973. 10 Faculty...••.158 Underclass.180 Seniors.210 Conclusion.256 Senior Index..266 Patrons.270 Index.272 3 Is not religion all deeds and all reflection, And that which is neither deed nor reflection, but a wonder and a sur¬ prise ever springing in the soul, even while the hands hew the stone or tend the loom? Who can separate his faith from his actions or his belief from is occupation? Who can spread his hours before him, saying, This for God and this for myself; This for my soul, and this other for my body? All your hours are wings that beat through space from self to self. He who wears his morality but as his best garment were better naked. The wind and the sun will tear no holes in his skin. And he who defones his conduct by ethics imprisons his song-bird in a cage. The freest song comes not through bars and wires. And he to whom worshipping is a window, to open but also to shut, has not yet visited the house of his soul whose win¬ dows are from dawn to dawn. Your daily life is your temple and your religion. Whenever you enter into it take with your all. Take the plough and the forge and the mallet and the lute, The things you have fashioned in ne¬ cessity or for delight. For in revery you cannot rise above your achievements nor fall lower than your failures. And take with you all men: For in adoration you cannot fly higher than their hopes nor humble yourself lower than your despair. And if you would know God be not there¬ fore a solver of riddles. Rather look about you and you shall see Him walking in the cloud, outstretching Him arms in the lighting and descending in rain. You shall see Him smiling in flowers, then rising and waving His hands in trees. from The Prophet by K ahlil Gibran I 1 ■; ' v 1 ; y • tfy t � g tooVifiS - -’opcor D e aivutS G ooV. c s i PROM 72 Entering through the grin of an enormous clown, The Circus made its way to the 1972 Junior-Senior Prom. Maybe on a tightrope herself, Lenny Granger, escorted by Tom Seelinger, was crowned that year ' s queen. With the help of candy apples, peanuts, and joyous clowns, all aspects of the circus came to life. The ringmaster, assited by the balloon man, managed to keep the snakes and gorillas in their cages. With Prom 73 taking place at the Ramada Inn instead of the gym, the decorations held added meaning for those who attended in 72 . Under the supervision of Robin Con¬ nor and Steve Decker, the gym had been successfully transformed into a visual memory of our youthful in- noncence, innocence left behind not quite as eagerly as we had expected it to be. n POWDERPUFF The Junior Jockettes almost pulled one over on the Senior Sad Sacks at our annual Powderpu ' ff confrontation. Excited by Dorothy Shilling ' s running, Coddy Marx ' s quarterbacking, and the eagerness of their first-year Coaching Squad, the Juniors rose quickly to a 6-0 lead, which held until half-time. After half-time and finally ready to play ball, the Seniors erupted for a touchdown by Teri Norman plus two extra points by Joanie Monahan. Egged on by their cheerleaders and the brilliant tactics of their more ex¬ perienced coaches, the Seniors brought the game to its 14-6 con¬ clusion with a touchdown toss from Sally Johnson to Kim Walker. Once again, the Class of 73 . . . PEP RALLIES Cheerleaders, Songleaders, Band, and various members of the faculty joined their talents together to bring the spirit of the football season to the stu¬ dents of McLean. Classrooms were searched for hidden footballs and voices screamed out in pursuit of the Spirit Stick, but, their voices lost to the boys on the team and the pseudo-so¬ phistication of them, the juniors and Seniors failed to ever really join in. The Freshmen, always eager to try anything new, were constantly battl¬ ing it out with the Sophomores as even they, old hands at this business, were beaten more than once by the eagerness of the Frosh. •35 « •%� W • - ' ■ ; ' 7! ? � . VARSITY FOOTBALL The Varsity football team, under new Head Coach Periello, fought its way to an event-filled 2-win, 6-loss, and 2- tie season. The wins came over Mount Vernon and Madison, with the ties on Oakton and Herndon. Throughout the season, the team was supported by the colorful band and drill team, the enthusiasm of the songleaders and cheerleaders, and the fairly large crowds. In spite of this and the talent of tri-captains Randy Russell, Brad Schwarz and Gary Nel¬ son, the team was never able to come up with the really crucial points. Coach Periello, assisted by coaches Reeves, Dinan, and Mandes, worked hard to develope depth in the team and build for next year ' s team, while trying to bring victory to McLean this year. With 24 seniors leaving the team, there is great hope that his fore¬ sight will pay off next season. 1 flr ' gSr mm allff|l ® Is. ▼ -s-c. ■ Iffik ImHO ' ' i mi mt Rick kOfydaJ Randy Russel Brad Schwarz, Gary Nelson, Dave O ' Rourke, Dean Loizou, ick Mears Chris Little Tofrt Kuh. ' Vinny Belser, Mike Gallagher, Larry Layman, Val Naka- Tn Kelliher, Jirh Strother, John Franklin, Stacy. Morrison, joe Burke, Pete Marsha , Dan ' buck Guens| ufg, Earl Cox; torn filson, John Kroone. Jtm Stfgamire, Steve Decker, Clark ell, Paunch Doh ty, Mike Amstacft, Steve Brashear, John Tidwell, Bob fch Henry-, Coach Parks, Coach Reeves, Mr. Ladson, Htiaci-GoSch PeN eal, Mark Albanese, Scott Handy drick A Conroy, Bill Doherlf, Rich Tanaier, r._ 4 C ' J, irig£ G% lehrell, Dave Jackson, ,-Bill Blair, Chris faracciolo, Scott Bartley, Danny VI®: spa, Matt Brownlee,’’Jeff Grimsl y, Boy Alien Coadyyv .oach Dinan, Coach Wood; Coa£ft Bush, Dgnnj§.Fc x Rich McLean, eff Milloy, Chi Randy Brumfield, Rich Foran, ]a 4 t w 1 12 1 PaJSk ) 4 { 1 1 J lllil. ' WTfliTiT Kathy Kassing, Capt. Kathy Fekula, Joni Monahan, Co-Capt. Mary Ellen Boyle, Carol Fekula, Julie Chrisco, Theresa DuBiel, Gail Lubin, Janine Ingham VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Shelley Segal, Felicia Lloyd, Terry Norman, Ann Thor, Patty Caicedo, Kathy Smith, Laura O ' meara, Jane Howland, Capt. Sandy Megginson, Co-Capt. Dorothy Shilling, Alison Finney SONGLEADERS The Cheerleaders and Songleaders again led an active season of support¬ ing the boys sports programs. Along with the cheerleading sponsor, Mrs. Schupp, and the Songleading spon¬ sor, Mrs. Womble, the girls worked together to involve the student body in their enthusiasm for sports at McLean. As the year continues, the cheerleaders go on to cheer for bas¬ ketball, while the Songleaders support the wrestling team. Both squads work equally hard to encourage the guys, and the athletic department. Susan Artiglia, Laura Asendorf—Treas. Jackie Bahre, Eileen Callahan, Kim Carney, Lora Chambers—Points Keeper, Pam Chambers, Mary Cum¬ mings, Martha Dunn, Nancy Fredman, Karen Hatchik—Sec., Penny Hinkley, Trudy Jaycox—Vice Pres., Meade lohnson, Jamzetta Karickhoff, Maureen Kennedy, Susan Kite, Krista Knott, Devah Knott-Pres., Ellen Loizou, Susan Malecki, Mary Marshall, Shon McBride, Susan McCormick, Lori Neal, )ean Patch, Beth Pfundstein, Adele Piffy, Sara Rosenbaum, Carloe Rubenstein, Andrea Rupert, Paula Rupert—ICC, Tara Shipman, Sandy Sneeringer, Tracy Spore, Michele Sorrels, Lina Stalcup, Liz Stinson, Melinda Trotter, Chris Vosseler, Leslie Vosseler, Laurie Whynot Nancy Lengyel, Julie Jackson, Sandy Harmon, Glenda Starkey, Jim Klonar, Eric Simmons, Laura Roxbury, Karen Kierce, Janey Sheehan, Debbie Karlowicz, Patty Caicedo, Sue Klonar, Alison Finney, Laura Ramirez, Susie Creane, Sara Jo Young Brian Alpert, Jack Ayoub, John Ballinger, Alice Barrow, Nanci Beauchamp, Phil Beauchamp, Carolyn Bevill, Larry Bocknek, Brian Cassidy, Frances Chance, Mary Beth Dean, Gus Drew, Alan Hackman, Kirk Hallett, Patrick Halpin, Robin Hoffmaster, Christopher Holsing, Sharon Hopkins, Carolyn Horne, Jack Jennings, Sara Johnson, Newton Key, Tom Kuhn, Karen Kurle, Mike Kurle, Sheila Kurle, Linda Lambert, Gary Lawson, Brian Lawrence, Richard Loehne, Patrick McCavitt, Bruce McKenzie, Keitha McKillip, Nancy Meese, Edward Moyers, Rich¬ ard Petonke, Liz Plummer, Marilyn Proctor, Kathy Reetz, Grant Rezabek, May Robb, Nancy Roberts, Bill Roell, Ann Rose, Ruth Seip, Mitch Shipley, Jim Shufelt, Dan Smith, Greg Smith, Mark Stewart, Eileen St. Louis, Sherry Sullivan, Don Utley, Lori Vines, Tim Wahl, Bruce Walker, Steve Walker, Mark Williams, Ken Wilson. ing Band and Drill Team N§£ Geraldine Carolan, Susan Clifton, Linda Cole, Mary Coniff, Debbie L ' Arcangelo, Laurie DeMaris, Sar.i Doerflinger, I indi Dredger, Nancy Gibson, Terri George, Judy Gould, Felicia Grable, Dawn Lambert, Martha Lubin, I rish Mc Grath, Monica McKillip, Susan Ritchey, Leslie Shaid, Jennifer Shearin, Karen Short, Sandy Sneeringer, Glenda Starkey, Julie Stewart, Cecilia Tejada, Jeanne Tomas, Kathy I horesen, Terri Thoresen, Debbie. Wild.,tytartha Williams, Melissa Young, Jane Yount, Judy Yount. In every game, in every rally, it wouldn ' t be complete with¬ out the talents of plaid suits and white boots. Marching with perfect timing, they provided the spirit which was necessary in the events of McLean High. Adding to the color of the games, the Swiss Flag Corp held their banners high as twir- lers Barbie Gallagher and Jenny Shimitz were on hand to catch their batons. Acting as drill team captain was Martha Lubin and as drum major, Jack Jennings. Supporting the band in every step of the way were director Mr. Lenny Leard and drill team sponsor Mrs. Lindgren. Without a doubt the combinations of all these people led to the success of the McLean High School Band and Drill Team. m00 ' . HOMECOMING Statesmen are rotten to the core! shouted the little green worm atop the Senior float as Felicia Lloyd, es¬ corted by Charles Horne, was crowned this year ' s Homecoming Queen. Linda Starbuck, Queen 71, returned to crown Felicia along with Princesses Travis Horel and Joanie Monahan. The high-stepping High¬ lander Band and Drill Team outdid themselves during half-time while Cheerleaders and Songleaders des¬ perately tried to prove their prepara¬ tions worthwhile. With it not really their night and playing against a strong Marshall squad, McLean scored one touchdown, but was not able to hold off for a better than 28-6 loss. Undaunted, many relived The Days of Wine and Roses on the following night. Dancing amid an enormous wine bottle and glass, and upon a rose-strewn floor, the loss of the pre¬ vious night seemed to fade quietly away. t fW4 ¥ p ) pi ■ f wL 1 M J.V. CHEERLEADERS Carol Granger, Dana Weir, Margaret Littlejohn, Gail Stalcup, Nancy Montgomery, Dorcie McKniff, Susie Sommovigo, Jennifer Decker, Steph Judge, Patti Thomson, Judy Montgomery, Ann Greer Joyce Stalcup, Julie Granger, Patty Boyle, Mary Giebel, JoAnn Nichols, Lisa Montgomery, Betsy Seymour, Lori Wacker, Norma Blankton, An¬ nette Sheehan The Junior Varsity football team, un¬ der the coaching of Coach Henry and Coach Bush, fought its way to a 1- win, 6-loss, and 1-tie season, scoring their win over Marshall and tying Yorktown. Both coaches worked hard with the players to develop their skills, and to prepare them for next year ' s Varsity or Junior Varsity teams. Coach Henry, Harry Layman, Stan Sleeper, King Dietrach, Kevin Gallagher, Bruce Aycock, Mike Skarlatos, Greg Bacha, Greg Sears, John Nug- gent, Tom Leith, Joe Kennedy, Jon Fetters, Jamie Loizou, Coach Bush, Mr. Ladson, Steve Kovak, Ron Harris, Jim Hunter, Blake Moffison , Bob Friend, Tim Conroy, Colin Brown, Sparky Kuntz, Kevin Conroy, Matt McGlade JV FOOTBALL Brent Morris, Howard Lynch, John Madden, Terry Howard, Tom Shurr, John Nelson, Chuck Goings, Billy Littlejohn, Pat McGrane, Duane Storms, John Weaver, Mike Adair, Chris Conway, Mitch Benedict, Dennis Jackson, Ron Burton, Jeff Sander, Mgr., Don Burton, Tony Zimmer¬ man, Whit Rinaldo, Bruce Rector, Jeff Morris, Jeff Butler, Rich Crowley, Bryan Norman, Ric McDaniel, Steve Bouchard, Glen Brumfield, Dean Hearne. Knute Syvrud, David Smith, Calvin Morrisson, Dan Little, Mgr., Coach Parks, Gary Newgaard, Mark August, Scott Greene, Scott Stewart, Ken Ryan, Jeff Jones, Bob Vartanian, Jeff Jaycox, John Appleyard, Steve Ortmann, Craig Nelson, Winn Adams, Coach Wood, Scott Heisler, Dan Dukes,Bob Tandler, Phil Ofill, Jim Whitaker, Pat Walsh, Bryan Brashear, Mike Kelliher, Port Bellamy, Robert Gravely, Paul Davis, Eugene Fox FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The Frosh beat Herndon, tied Langley, and wound up with a 1-win, 4-loss, and 1-tie season. Both Coach Parks and Coach Wood worked hard with the limited time available and the skills developed will prove immeasu¬ rable in their next three Falls at McLean. 29 CROSS COUNTRY The small McLean Cross Country team ran its way to a disappointing four loss and one tie season, the tie coming against Yorktown. Coach Le¬ vin, in his first year as cross country coach, has great hopes for future sea¬ sons as only three seniors are gradu¬ ating from the team. Coach Schupp, Barbara Marsland, Shelley Smith, Missy Metz, Kathy Cochran, Coddy Marx, Christa Haffner, Susan Colonka, Nancy Lengyel, Anastasia Martinez, Debbie Gingell, Denise Fitzpatrick, Annette Boccabello, Sally Johnston, Ann Thor, Coach Glenn, Debbie Furmage, Jame- zetta Karickhoff, Dorothy Shilling, Karen Vetterling, Suzanne Acar, Kathy Wieseman. TENNIS The Girl ' s Tennis Team began the season with not only new players but new coaches, Mr. Robert Glenn and Mrs. Anna Schupp. With the help of the coaches the team went on to a winning season, which was five wins and four losses. Then at the end of the season five girls advanced to the Regionals: a singles player, Coddy Marx and two doubles teams, Karen Vetterling and Barbara Marsland and Debbie Furmage and Missy Metz. Coddy Marx ad¬ vanced to state. This year two new awards were given at the Fall Sports Banquet, to the most improved player and the most valuable player. Kathy Wieseman, a new member of the team, who played number four singles, re¬ ceived the first award and Coddy Marx, who played number one singles received the sec¬ ond. Although the team is losing several of their important senior players, Sally Johnston, number two singles, Rene Gertreu, number three singles, and Ann Thor and Christa Haf¬ fner, number three doubles, the team has great hopes for another winning season next year. iM mm : � i ‘.s ' c . .... Sara Rosenbaum, Landra Rezabek, Casey Burke, Devah Knott, Karen Lindsten, Margo Watkins, Trudy Jaycox, Lora Chambers, Donna Warner, Colleen Stevens, Nancy Meese, Karen Hatchik, Robbie Connor, Mary Beaudry, Terry Langford, Paula Rupert. HOCKEY HOCKEY.to the 38 girls on the teams it was more than just a game. It was 10 weeks of hard practice, games and fun. With the advice and friendship of Coach Carroll the varsity season was a success. Lead by co-captains Robbie Connor and Sara Rosenbaum, the varsity held a 5-3-0 record. The defense held the opponents to 5 goals while the offense scooped in 11. With encouragement from Miss T. the J.V., boosted by co-captains Felicia Grable and Margie Conrad, increased in skill from day to day. Through the season they developed as friends and as a team. If it wasn ' t a sur¬ prise visit to the coach ' s house on Hallow¬ een with T.P. and costumes, it was corsages and horror movies. If all else failed they could always run extra laps to talk and plot their next attack. This year, more than any other, they were a team! Not individuals, but a team that worked, fought, laughed and cried together. Whether they won or lost on the scoreboard, they always came out ahead. ' V Tv TflllW MS •1 S5««y F . ' I g; | Krista Knott, Becky Nielson, Mary Marshall, Kathy Copeman, Rene Pigeon, Patty Rojko, Kim Krutilla, Brenda Clark, Andrea Rupert, Beth Pfuns- tein, Ronnie Frazier, Debbie Lambert, Sue Watt, Jackie Connor, Liz Horel, Wendy Levin, Patty Carlisle, Tina Goyne, Margie Conrad, Felecia Grable, Susie Forse. BACK TO SCHOOL Each year, a night is set aside for the parents to take on their children ' s roles as students. After a brief orienta¬ tion, they are “let loose —armed only with an “Angus Almanac , a copy of each of their children ' s schedules and the dilemma of choosing between them, and the optimism that this year ' s guides will be better navigators than last. % ■ i rf m ] � IB | ■ ' |e V g jjp t fliiiHw IZ 2 1 IM 9 « CAMPAIGN 72 In the? form of two assemblies for the up¬ perclassmen, the major congressional can¬ didates of 1972 attended McLean, joel T. Broyhill eventually won the race, but it was Harold O. Miller who was generally fa¬ vored in McLean ' s mock election. Both as¬ semblies, while not really bringing anything new to the surface, did manage to bring the election a bit closer to home for those soon-to-vote juniors and Seniors. IT ' S ACADEMIC The It ' s Academic team competes on the TV quiz show each year with other three member teams from pub¬ lic and parochial schools in the Wash¬ ington metropolitan area. The money that the McLean team wins is put in a scholarship fund and in the spring is awarded to a college bound student. This year the team practiced with Miss Tankard and Mrs. Deverall two mornings before school and an eve¬ ning each week. They also practiced with a buzz board similar to the one used on the show. (kneeling) Michael Gibson, Frank Perron, Beth Little, David Lytle, Terry Dunn, Bob Reynolds, (back) Justin Schwartz, John Gore, Burton Warner, Raul Grable, Bill Blair, Sayre Swarztrauber. Paul Staris, Michael Grady, Larry Wack, Jim Mifsud, Brian Showalter, Charles Horn. DEBATE TEAM Forensics The Debate and Forensics Team fos¬ ters interest in competitive debate and individual speech events. Partici¬ pation in these events extends to tournaments sponsored by the Wash¬ ington Forensic League, which admit¬ ted the team to membership for the first time in September, 1972; the Vir¬ ginia High School League, and univer¬ sity invitational meets. The team par¬ ticipated in twelve tournaments during the year, winning several trophies. Mrs. Kathleen Rixey is the individual events coach, and Dr. Paul Shirk serves as debate coach. m FIORELLO! The curtain opens to the sign of On the Air and Raul Grable, as Fiorello H. LaGuardia, is reading the Sunday funnies to the children of New York City. Flashing back from this scene to the earlier years of his political career, the play takes Mayor LaGuardia ' s life from un¬ known civil liberties lawyer to his unbelie¬ vable position as congressman. The play was directed by John Duncan with Lon Leard directing the orchestra and the combination of drama and band departments in Fiorello! provided for a truly enjoyable Home Ec 1 mm m i-.. . . 4 • imMri [ Art Assistants: Tricia Hart, Bobbie Blatchford, Diane Hart, Lisa Hoenig 45 WINTER FASHION 72 Every Fall, in co-operation with the Simplicity fashion company, the Home-Economics department orga¬ nizes a fashion show in which pupils from the department model new out¬ fits of the season. With the art depart¬ ment ' s colorful curtain design, the light music of the band, and the use of both male and female models, the show proved very enjoyable. ART SHOW In co-operation with the National Park Service and the art departments of McLean, Herndon, and Langley, what was commonly referred to as The First Annual Great Falls Art Show came into being. With almost total access of the information center building, the exhibition was so suc¬ cessful that plans were started imme¬ diately for an exclusively-McLean showing in the Spring. £ 5 mi I m wsm. J ' WM m. 1® V l W 1 jft A X _ m ■ M ■ f 1 r _ 5 SjRW ? ■ ' 1 ■V- Mjmm H i ' j: 1 f( h € i i 1 J i v t | tx , __ J iff r ■ - jS i j . Sl t i SADIE HAWKINS Lil Abner were on the minds of the CLAN staff for once again Sadie Hawkins was brought to McLean High. The band was Smokin ' and set the mood for square dancing and the guzzlin ' down of kickapoojoy- juice . Everybody was friends, as gals took their guys into an atmosphere of real, old countrie livin ' . The wishin ' well seemed to do its job as folks from fer and near lined up with their honeys at the chapel. Mar- ryin ' Sam Murphy, armed with ring in one hand and license in the other, proclaimed that the luvly—has done legally caught her slow- movin ' —. rariof NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Debbie Anderson, Mary Beaudry, Dori Bendal, Carolyn Bevill, Laura Bowers, Drusilla Brown, Becky Bruck, Becky Buckingham, Heath Carney, Gary Clohan, James Cochran, Robin Conner, Michele Dietrick, Terry Dunn, Mark Gardner, Stanley Gordon, Raul Grable, Mike Grady, Robin Hoffmaster, Chris Holsing, Margret Hunter, Sara Johnson, Sally Johnson, Charles Lindner, Mark Manduca, Cathy Merrell, Karen Nelson, Landra Rezabek, Sara Rosenbaum, Paul Sanda, Steve Satre, Ed Shaver, Karen Short, Frank Sturges, Sherry Sullivan, Ann Thor, Martha Tilson, Tim Walter, Kim Walker, Lucy Yore, Neil Alpent, Gay Anderson, Tamara Andranavrch, Laura Asendort, Bill Blair, Lora Chambers, Mason Chield, Kathy Cochran, Henry Cone, Bob Crowley, Carol Cusimano, Lisa Davis, Trip Dietrich, Kristin Donnalley, Becky Dunker, Nancy Fredman, Philip Goodchild, Kathy Grady, Don Graling, David Graling, Bill Greene, Sandy Harman, Janet Housley, Trudy Jaycox, Chris Jones, Newton Key, Karen Kurle, Karen Lindsten, Martha Lubin, Bruce Makima, Keitha McKillip, Kim Odell, Andy O ' Mahoney, Mary Pierce, Barbara Richardson, Bill Roell, Patti St. Louis, Melinda Scheller, Richard Small, Chris Vosseler, Lawrence Wack, Martha Zunis JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY busan Watt, David Stewart, Mr. Parks, Sponsor,eKim Sutherlin, Renee Pidgeon, Denise Fitzpatrick, Felecia Grabel, Susan Stefan, Susan Golonka, Kathy Probus, Kim Stanley, Eddie Stalcup, Jim FHunter, Larry Layman, Grant Rezabek, Robert Reeves Brian Alpert, John Ballinger, Phil Beauchamp, Carolyn Bevill, Brian Cassidy, Alan Hackman, Chris Holsing, Newton Key, Gary Lawson, Mark Manduca, Patrick McCavitt, Bill Petri, Ann Rose, Mitch Shipley, Jim Shufelt, Dan Smith, Mark Stewart, Sherry Sullivan, Don Utley, Tim Wahl, Bruce Walker, Kenny Wilson Jamie Loizou, Heather Coodchild, Alice Taylor, Tina Rouche, John Kilmer, Chip Mack, Richard Hutsler, John Volz, Warren Whittley, Laurie Whynot, Ellen Loizou, Steve Namara Mark Aldhizer, Bryan Alpert, David Arnold, Jack Ayoub, John Ballinger, Alice Barrow, Jeanne Bauer, Nanci Beauchamp, Phil Beauchamp, Car¬ olyn Bevill, Larry Bocknek, Ed Brinkley, Mike Bruner, Brian Cassidy, Frances Chance, Mary Beth Dean, Lucia Di Benedetto, John Drake. Lynne Easterbrook, Mark Easterbrook, Ann Eaton, Bud Fagerli, David Farnham, Kim Fox, Bill Greene, Scott Greene, Rhonda Greenwood, Kelly Griffin, Alan Hackman, Kirk Hallett, Patrick Halpin, Robin Hoffmaster, Chris Holsing, Carolyn Horne, Jack Jennings, Sara Johnson, Newton Key, Tom Kuhn, Karen Kurle, Mike Kurle, Sheila Kurle, Greg Kwiatowski, Linda Lambert, Gary Lawson, Brian Lawrence, Felicia Lloyd, Richard Loehne, Mark Manduca, Patrick McCavitt, Bruce McKenzie, Keitha McKillip, Nancy Meese, Edward Moyers, Richard Petonke, Bill Petri, Liz Plummer, Marilyn Proctor, Kathy Reetz, Grant Rezabek, Amy Robb, Nancy Roberts, Bill Roell, Ann Rose, Jeff Satre, John Seibold, Ruth Seiip, Steve Schantz, Marianne Schwortz, Tom Schurr, Terry Scott, Bobbie Scroggie, Darrell Shahin, Mitch Shipley, Jim Shufelt, Dan Smith, Greg Smith, Mark Stewart, Eileen St. Louis, Bill Stroud, Gail Storms, Sherry Sullivan, Don Utley, Adrienne Vandersmith, Fred Van Patten, Lori Vines, Brad Volz, Andy Wack, Brian Walker, Bruce Walker, Steve Walker, Libby Waring, lohn Weaver. Mike Werr. Brad Wheeler, Debbie Wild, Ken Wilson Sue Stell, Carla Burr, Renee Cetreu, Debbie Anderson, Mary Freelin, Myreta Warren, Pat Standiford, Bill Wonneberger, Mark Burr, Bryan Chris¬ tensen, Paul Honis, Melissa Young, Sheila Kurle, Renee Pigeon, Gay Anderson, Sharon Melberg, Brenda Bergman, Cindy Ramakis, Martha Tyahla, Gail Hanks, Al French, Neil Elliott, Larry McLendon, Foy Born, Mark Hall, Larry Gascoigne, Robin Robinson, Karen Vetterling, Susan Watt, Laura Ramirez, Kathy Smith, Alison Finney, Ann Hopkins, Melanie Edwards, Sandy Sneeringer, lackie Richelieu, Paula Rupert, Brian Al- pert, Larry Pischke, Roger Wilson, Howard Shaw, Jackie Bahre, Chris Freelin, Sally Yoder, Jill Davenport. WMMj . GIRLS ENSEMBLE Connie Anderson, Joan White, Travis Horel, Patti Goodall, Debbie Heyn, Lauren Short, Susan Holloway, Thomasine Jurielewicz, Karen Short, Robin Hahn, Krista Myren, Kim Odell, Nanci Thompson, Beth Pfundstein, Chris Musig, Julie Granger, Margaret Mainzer, Lory Darnell, Carol Corvick, Kim Stanley, Susan Klonar, Nancy Eriksen, Cathy Painter, Laura Roxbury, Tina Goyne, Cecelia Tejada, Alison Searles, Jean Stevens, Rachael Handley, Eileen Sullivan, Lynne Highberg, Brenda Brunner, Sue Hudman, Robin Driskill, Meade Johnson, Kitty Barber am... lV ■ ■l4- mf - Carol Grizzard, Kay Torpey, Kate Yore, Tracy Frankenberg, Cindy Phipps, Joan Berube, Patti Boyd, Susan McCormick, Pam Giffy, Ann Kramer, Fran Smith, Karen Grady, Bonnie Bennison, Pam Howlett, Jean Stevens, Jean Marvin, Sandy Arpe, Lisa Karlowicz, Joann Weiss, Peggy Judd, Susan Malecki, Beth Shumate, Robin Fili, Michelle Badey, Kim Carney, Kelly O ' Gorman, Linda Weisgerber, Anizah Kassim, Leslie Warner, Ei¬ leen Callahan, Alison Odell, Mary Satre, Lori Patrick, Susan Golonka, Cammie Round, Debbie Dolinger, Vicky Arpe, Susan Newsome, Mary Melley, Norma Blanton, Donna Shelton Sandy Stitt, Karen Rensberger, Janet Shifflett, Mary Pierce, Paula Giffey, Georges Jacob, Rob Ambrogi, Knute Syvurd, Stan Deardorff, Guy Pe- lullo, Pat Burke, Edna Cummings, Terri George, Linda Cole, Julie Bern, Denise Issac, Susan Holmberg, Melinda Tabler, Rhoda Patton, Nancy Crockett, Doug Furmage, Bob Abbott, John Lloyd, Dusty Oliver, Bill Nichols, Barbara Gilmore, Mary Michels, Cheryl Hall, Roxanne Friend, Debbie D ' Arcangelo, Julie Jackson, Dianna Wooten, Charles Diao, Kurt Burkhalter, Tim Hirt, Greg Wood, John Nyce, Tom Rogers, Laura Wal¬ ton, Cheryl Warfield, Rhoda Patton HIGHLANDER SINGERS yl Ml fW i ] WJ V 1 M‘ •II • J ! r +-r 1 F Paula Rupert, Sue Stell, Carla Burr, Pat Standiford, Bill Wonneberger, Paul Honis, Larry Pischke, Jackie Bahre, Gay Anderson, Chris Freelin Alison Finney, Martha Tyahla, Renee Getreu, Larry McLendon, Mark Burr, Brian Alpert, Al French, Neil Elliott, Karen Vetterling, Laura Ramirez Paul Honis, Dan Smith, John Ballinger, Jack Jennings, Alan Hackman, Chris Holsing, Chip Mack, Bill Petrie, Thomasine Jurgielewicz, Shelia Kurle, Mark Manduca, Brian Alpert, Phil Beaucamp, Pat McCafatt, Sue Stell, Renee Getreu, Paula Rupert, Jackie Bahre, Gay Anderson, Chris Freelin, Debby Hein, Gary Lawson, Sheri Sullivan, Keitha McKillip, Heather Goodchild, Carolyn Bevill, Dean Loizon, Laura Roxbury, Alice Tay¬ lor, Martha Tyahla, Ann Rose, Lori Whynot, Tina Roche, Ellen Loizon, Sharon Melberg, Gail Hanks, Felicia Floyd, John Kilmer. ' m i m L - U m. ■ 1 kj 4 , l: ’IS 4 mm wit ' xw c wm Air ' fetylwl Jh je ■■ ! J jl $w 1 • vtVi.) lip 1AJ il 1 ■ •€� , w ' pi Wk EL fiyfl CHRISTMAS DANCE This year, the Key and Keyette Clubs sponsored their annual Christmas dance to the theme of The Twelve Days of Christmas . Murals decorated the entranceway and put everyone in the mood as swans, geese and milk maid cardboard figures were scat¬ tered ' round the cafeteria. There even was a partridge in a Christmas Tree! Sitting under the mistletoe and armed with candy canes, Santa Claus, alias Randy Russell, added to the festivities. In spite of a name like Clean Pea¬ nuts , the band really was good and helped make for a very enjoyable evening for all. 63 PROJECT TOUCH Saturday mornings meant a lot to the participants of Project Touch, a pro¬ gram which brings elementary school children with emotional problems into close contact with volunteers from nearby high schools. Through active games of football and soccer, finger painting, gallons of Kool-Aid, the pounding piano, Santa Claus, and much hard work by tri-chairmen Christa Haefner, Robin Connor, and Frank Sturges, Project Touch proved to be both constructive and a lot of fun for everyone. s HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS This year ' s second quarter brought an experimental project for one of Mrs. Woodford ' s thematic English classes. Under the course offer, Human Relationships , grandparents were adopted from Powhatan Home For The Aged. In the spirit of Christmas, doors and wheelchairs were deco¬ rated, cookies and gifts were made, and the students presented a skit. Be¬ cause of the program ' s success, plans were made to continue it for the rest of the year. CHRISTMAS ABROAD mm. ' f’T ' i-J ' t A ft-.” � K£xxkx i sy .few? « ’A .31 r wi in :£ fc ■• - . « When 63 students and adults left Na¬ tional Airport on December 14th, they had no idea of what to expect. The tour group spent over 80 hours on trains, boats, and planes and ate an incalcuable number of pounds of meat and potatoes. In 17 days, they spent time in Helsinki, Moscow, Le¬ ningrad, Amsterdam and London touring the regular tourist places and spending free time as opportunity permitted. Some of the most enlight¬ ening times were spent conversing di¬ rectly with the people of the countries. The only let-down of the trip was the lack of Russian snow and London fog. On December 30th, the group returned tired and dying for some good American food, but richer from sharing an experience which we ' ll never forget. VARSITY WRESTLING «e ' P m r r jM 1 sS | gmnk | $ :|I m V ... ■ A typical McLean wrestler dedicated hours of hard practice a week to wrestling. All this hard work is di¬ rected for one purpose; pinning the opponent. When a McLean wrestler accomplishes this goal, the referee raises his arm in victory, and he walks back to his teammates as if on air. With a 9-2 record, the Highlanders placed 3rd in the District and 7th in the Region. Standouts Steve Decker Vince Belser made the Mid-Season All-State team. John Kilmer, Ned Hunter, Keith Sullivan, King Dietrich, David Brumfield, Chip Jarrell, Ken Ryan, Scott Stewart, Coach Dinan, Louis Sarkes, Dan Dukes I J.V. WRESTLING : Y B .. J s 1 ® II ■ ■_ Ml ' • Earl Cox, Kevin Larson, Bob Abt, Steve Grover, Brad Pafford, Jeff Turner, Russ Laub, Mike Cox, Joe Murphy, Mike Amstad, Mark Halverson, Vernon Lee .— VARSITY BASKETBALL Often, in their desire to see two more points on the scoreboard the fans miss the more subtle aspects of good play: opening a defense, making a feint that throws an opponent off bal¬ ance, passing with speed and pin¬ point accuracy. McLean had it ' s share of good play but unfortunately did not produce as many wins as the fans wanted. The Highlanders ended the season with a 7-13 record. % MhH P fir BW 1 mm i ' Jmi | V . inv a L 1 Warn j IS 1 Dan Moore, Walt Kolecki, Chris Caraceiolo, Newton Key, Mark Jurgielewicz, Jim Freeman, John Nugent, Richard Kelley mgr., Rory Jones, Matt McGlade, Jamal Oweis, Bob Burchard, Butch Nielsen, John Madden t «Cz£r. Glen Brumfield mgr.. Chuck Goings, Scott Heisler, Gary Newgaard, Bruce Rector, Phil Bartet, Marty Standiford, Coach Parks, John Meadows, Billy Littlejohn, Art Horn, Donny Malan, Scott Terry, Tom Shurr, Mike Kelliher, Scott Andress SmbSL ' m JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Raising money for the athletic de¬ partment and enjoyment for students, faculty, and the families of McLean, the Donkey Basketball Game has be¬ come quite an institution here. In spite of a cheering Keyette Club, car¬ rots held at the end of a stick, and an audience which was predominantly in their favor, 14-8 saw the Key Clubbers go down to defeat by the coaching staff. COACHING STAFF HL (TTL me a ; m 1 iPfc w Also in its second year at McLean, is the basketball game between the Redskins and our coaching staff. The game proved very close as Coach Henry ' s fine shooting and the defen¬ sive moves of Coach Estes kept the Redskins down to a win of 54-46. The Redskins, always eager to please their fans, were forced to keep their minds on the ball game, but did give out many autographs afterwards. The McLean Girl ' s Basketball Team carried on tradition by combining in¬ dividual skills, determination, and teamwork to again come up with a winning season. Under the direction of coaches Call and Carrol, the Lassies hustled through their second season of five-man b-ball, drawing an in¬ creasing number of fans. To the beat of 250624, the girl ' s demonstrated their technique that was to be the downfall of so many opponents. The 72-73 season brought more than vic¬ tory for the Highlanders. The Varsity members became proficient cheer¬ leaders and songleaders, with the N.B.A. providing added inspriation and support. A major revelation for the year: Bright colors on game days are a no-no! To the six seniors, this season was the climax of four years of participation on the McLean team. The Juniors look confidantly to next year. And with the tremendous talent and potential demonstrated by the freshman and sophomores, the future of girl ' s basketball at McLean looks promising indeed. GIRL ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL Alison Finney, Coddy Marx, Landra Rezabek, Kathy Brennan, Trudy laycox, Karen Kurly, Karen Nelson, Lora Chambers, Devah Knott, Margue¬ rite Hunter, Robbie Connor, Charmaine Dittmar WKKKgaSSBmR Sr MB { i WL. ' H m {jjjj fP’ ' 1 mi ■ - s S , 51 s jBr IB Bi J “ Bn ¥ !■ ■V •T dV w nHBt Margie Conrad, |udy McKee, Kim Kurtilla, Patty Boyd, Ronnie Frazier, Pam Chambers, Kathy Seymour, Becky Nielson, Sue Geese, Kathy Wiese- nan, Meg Howland, Theresa Smith 0m-£ i. jL, „ J mar t� ' B fW W I S w i • « i F r ' m — 9 -1= 5 v ■ ' , r - (I | Jr GYMNASTICS In the competitive spirit of 1972-73, the girl ' s Gymnastics team opened the season with two big wins over W L and Madison High Schools. The higher degree of perfection in rou¬ tines displayed by the girls, showed that the ' baby of Sports ' in Faifax County had grown-up since the 1971- 72 season. The second indication of growth was the ever increasing num¬ ber of girls entered in the ' Optional ' category of gymnastics. In order for team to grow and survive the team must open itself to this tougher com¬ petitive category. This year ' s team, with the help of, Maggie McNeely, an out-going senior, and Patti Thomson, two of the team ' s important com¬ petitor ' s, had a very good season and has high hopes of continuing their good record in the coming year. ' XvXv vV ' vWyV v v’yVv ' V Vv V V Wvvv [vV vvVvvvV ' i Carol Granger, Dorcie McKniff, Susan Sommovigo, Rosemary Mcneely, Jackie Farber, Kathy Little, Cindy Morgan, Stephanie Judge, Liz Horel, Margaret Littlejohn, Kim Michael, Andrea Rupert, Julie Huff, Annette Pigott, Pam Kulldell, Paula Eydenberg, Patti Thomson, Jean Patch, Diana Lea, Mrs. Woodford Charles Guensburg, Bruce Morris, Rick Roeszel, Dan Van Epp, Devah Knott, Dave Tau, Trudy Jaycox, Jackie Bahre, Julie Huff, Kathy Smith Bill Morrison, Gerald Stevens, Ray Russ, Dale Miller, Richard Smyth, Dennis Ross, Randy Fulling, Steve McKee, Jeff Reynolds, Brent DuBose, Tom Cleer, Justin Stalcup, David Rubenstein, Charles Smith, Greg Jordan, Gary Gray, David Rosenbaum, Danette Scott, Linda Fteinaru, Jane Robrecht, Sharon Fleming, Mike Demaris, Rick Rother, Jill Davenport, Whit Watkins EMERGENCY CREW Larry Bocknek, Lisa Davis, Lisa Gillette, John Nyce, David Nyce, Mary Lou Henson, Dennis Poole, Edna Cummings, Bruce Makino, Mark Dion, Mike Ehright, Kim O ' Dell, Advisor: Ed McConnell, D.F. Houlihan £■ ' X- v ? m t mhB i I di Li V1 jmA H BB 4 I ’ a Gayle Bellenger, Chris Basiliko, Bruce DuBose, Chris Erikson, Kyle Peher, Ann Greer, Barbara Mix, Lucia Nelson LIBRARY ASSISTANTS 95 , MATH LAB ASSISTANTS Stanley Gorden, Gwen Connelly, Karen Short, Sara Rosenbaum, Liz Burkhalter, Ed Shaver, Jeff Shipley, Bob Reynolds, Lindi Dredger, Dave Wrenshall, Matt Keedell, Henry Cone, Robert Linder, Dan Ori, Bill Blair, Kathy Thomas, Margo Watkins, Marguerite Hunter, Sue Artiglia, Bruce Albrecht, Becky Buckingham, Terry .Dunn BIOLOGY FIELDS AND TRAILS CLUB iSM l KlB Wx Bp Bj jfcs - ' 1 Wk V ■ J ■fu, M ■ mL . Ar % r ’iW. Whit Watkins, Richard Smith, Rick Small, Steve Grimsley, Lelsie, Vosseler, Dale Miller, Stacie Rhodes, Charles Mark¬ ham, Mr. Davenport 98 ASTRONOMY CLUB Josh Baxt, Frank Bennett, James Bennison, James Browne, Henry Cone, Nace Crawford, Mark Dion, Manuel Galvan, Larry Gascoigne, Linda Ganula, Michael Gibson, Kathleen Grady, Mike Grady, Douglas Greene, Jeremy Haimes, Susan Kim, Charles Lindner, James Mason, John Flundstein, Robert Reynolds, Howard Schellenburg, Brian Shannon, Trent Shaver, Scott Swerdlin, Harry Walters, Laura Walton, James Waters, Joe Wilkinson ♦ This year ' s Senior Class Talent Show took a new turn and became more a vehicle for the whole school ' s display of talent rather than exclusively for the Seniors. Still sponsored by the Se¬ nior Class, the show awarded first, second, and third prizes to Kitty Bar¬ ber and Rich Sail, Jeff Lucas, and Paul Honis and Lisa Gillette respectively. Emcees, Tom Johnston and Tom Car- son, added much to the running of what proved to be indeed a great dis¬ play of the talent that McLean has to offer. Sponsoring the annual Miss McLean Contest, the Key Club raises money for their scholarship fund. Each girl, having been escorted to the ramp, walked under slide projections of her childhood and present life. With the show becoming more and more elaborate, this year ' s contestants di¬ vided into the four different color emotion themes which were choreo¬ graphed by Ann Thor and Kathy Kas- sing with the assistance of Mrs. Wil¬ son. Mr. John Duncan, returned as emcee and the stage band, Alan Hackman, and Charles Horne pro¬ vided a good portion of the show ' s musical element. Lenny Granger, Miss McLean 72, crowned Travis Horel as Miss Congeniality, Ann Thor as First Runner-Up and Kathy Kassing, Miss McLean for 1973. , •; 3 i ■: vt : C i W 1 , 4 ' 1 Sl A r j S- Dave Wilson, Cary Cray, Matt Brownlee, Rich McLean, Steve Satre, Jim Kyle, Earl Sneeringer, Bryan Lavie, Steve Brashear, Frank Sturgis, Bob Neal, Bob Abt, John Gore, Chuck Mears, Greg Kostrewsky Stancy Lengyel, Connie Beck, Tili Tilson, Karen Kurle, Gail Lubin, Christa Haefner, Melinda Scheller, Barbara Berent, Marilou Henson, Karen e son, Sue Golonka, Ann Hopkins, Karen Lindsten, Melinda Tabler, Dori Bendall, Janet Housely, Laura Bowers, Kristen Donnally Martha lyania, Jane Robrecht, Debbie Furmage, Donna Warner, Linda Heinaru, Susan Watt, Shelly Smith, Meade Johnson March 9th bloomed as any othef Friday. The weather was typical for this year ' s winter—warm, and people were already in anticipation of the week-end. So what were those people doing parading down the halls in their wild get-ups? Wild” is quite an understatement as many a toler¬ ance level was tested by the masters for a day in the annual Maid and But¬ ler Day sponsored by the Key and Keyettes to raise a little money for Project Concern. The Pancake Breakfast is one of the major projects which help Keyettes raise money for Project Concern. A lot of work went into this year ' s breakfast and it proved to be the most successful in many years. Tri¬ chairmen, Shelley Smith, Meade John¬ son, and Kristin Donnally, assisted by their sponsor, Ms Wood, two mem¬ bers of the cateteria staff, and many Keyette fathers, were the basis behind this year ' s success. Of course, without those who attended and ate their full, the project would not have ended on Steve Longerbeam, Patty Caicedo, Steve Grover, Chris Bova, Rich Tandler, Christine Nichols, Kurt Laub, Jeff Milloy, Mike Warner, Joanie Mona¬ han, Jim Nelson, Karen Pierce, Laura Roxbury, not pictured—Diane Hart, Patricia Hart, Debbie Karlowicz CIVITAN CLUB David Burgess, Iver Cardwell, Erik Carstens, Marg Chiaventon, Dona Emerson, Francisco Garzon, Merwyn Greer, Greg Jordan, Diane Kenney, Dale McKinlay, David Needham, Charles Robinson, Stephanie Reitz, Leslie Watson, Sherry Wingard, Michael DePue, Pam Cavidla, Jeanne Capulli, Susan Capulli, Bobbi Coya, Glyn Louk, Larry Marshall, Bob Quinn, William Cummings, Nancy Davis, David Dolinger, Jeff Lukas, Steve Michels, Janice Miller, Marie Murnane, Eileen O ' Brian, Jim Postelle, Rockie Rorie, Rick Rother, Amy Stevens, Jon Stull, Barbara Swann, IWM x ill ill gMkJi 111 ■jH Sponsor—Mr. McAFee, Edward Shower—Lester Dermont, Dean Loizon, Mark Voytho, Brian Thompson, Pat Brogan, Jim Watson, Bob Fung, Jeff Jaycox, Manuel Galvan, Fred Van Patten, Mike Gibson, Doug Sha¬ ver, Ted Lazo, Bob Renyolds, Scott Swerdlen CHESS CLUB 109 Maryester Murphy, Denise Digney, Lusha Nelson, Lisa Garet, Michele Dietrich, Martha Oliver, Claudia Maggi, Mrs. Wilson, Susan Wilson, Carol Cusimano FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS (jr Skro« r raru yen £t W 8ooRKe;i� 3 CPA. Hr (H.ssTBLA T blic Ke Unions CknalTest Clerk. FUTURE TEACHERS FUTURE DOCTORS SPANISH CLUB David Brown, Brad Volz, Lucia DeBenedetto, Sue Reilly, Greg Myren, Laura Asendorf, Kathy Wieseman, Denise Fitzpatrick, Michelle Komar, Kim Stanley, Janet Housley, Brenda Bergman, Melinda Scheller, Jan Smith, Patti Pope, Debbie Heyn, Dra. Alonso, Adele Riffey, Krista Myren, Melinda Tabler, Barbara Marsland, Michael Forrester, Robin Gilmore FRENCH CLUB Mdme. Stribbling, Karen Vetterling, Renee Pigeon, Julie Jackson, Leslie Vosseler, Sha¬ ron Hawkins, Denise Nylans, Trip Dietrich, Chris Jones, Kathy Grady, Betty Olifer, Chris Vosseler, Stan Gordon, Kim Sutherland, Barbara Berer.t GERMAN CLUB Dusty Oliver, Kaye Barrett, Robert Cooke, Michael Gibson, Carmen Glimm, Harry Murphy, Mike Pursel, Richard Small LATIN CLUB Robert Kuchel, Gregg Kwiathowsky, Charles Bick, Lora Chambers, Larry Wack, Bob Reynolds, Mrs. Carter, Chris Vos- sler, Leslie Vossler, Mary Satre, Andrew Smith, James Mason, Steve Satre, Burton Warner, Cheryl Jobe SPANISH Chris Little, Sue Foley, Raul Crable, Jim Cochran, Sue Stefan, Dr. Olonso, Barbara Marslland, Krista Myran, Denise Fitzpatrick, Patti Caicedo, Michelle Koman, Melinda Tabler, Pat Staniford, John Kuh, Bob Abt, Judy Yount, Myreta Waren, Gerald Stevens, Renate Brown, Lucia DiBeni- detto, Janet Housely, Sherry Fones. Martha Williams. Kim Michael Julie Jackson, Denise Nyland, Trip Dietrich, Bruce Makino, Eugenia Moran, Robert Cooke, Brian Alpert, Wendy Johnson, Susan Overholt, Sha¬ ron Hawkins, Heather Goodchild, Rene Pingeon, Karen Veterling, Karen Kierce, Stan Gorden, Chris Vosseler, Bill Roell, Patti St. Louis, July Stewart Christa Haefner, Lynn Miller, Sara Rosenbaum, Rodney Follin, Linda Heinaru, Chuck Lindner, Tili Tilson, Chris Holsing, Bob Fitzpatrick, Carolyn Bevill, Jim Walker, William Johnson, Gary Clohan, Rich McLean 115 1L 1 ip SueEllen Dittmar, Eugenia Moran, David Nyde, Melinda Davis, Ann Hopkins, Lisa Templeton, Debi Hacker, Beth Little, Harry Murphy, Susan Overholt, Larry Bocknik, Robin Crahm, Kathy Barber, |an Raabe, Mark Stein, John Nyce, Marti Birnbaum, Peggy Doty, Alison Searles 116 Section Heads: Dorothy Shilling, Jim Cochran, Tili Tilson, Barbara Marsland, Cathy Probus, Leslie Vosseler, Patty Rojko, Diane Hart, Mrs. Strailman I n BHr ' wM ■ l dm n r 4f Terry Taillon, Roger Wall, Chris Vosseler, Keith Urano, Debbie Appleyard, Mary Kay Gilmartin, Trisha Hart, Lisa Hoenig, Sara Young, Frank Perron CLAN Charles Diao, Cathy Merrill, Ann Thor, Karen Kierce, Jane Sheehan, Travis Horel, Mary Beaudry, Laura Roxbury, Liz Horel, Casey Burke, Beth Pfundstein, Kevin Lytle 120 HIGHLANDER iv£!m W-mW ' fl David Skulley, Carol McClellan, Laura Hartwick, Bill Kotapish, Jill LeRoux, John Hunter, Marge Roberts, Tracie Taylor, Leslie Weaver TARTAN 121 F.A.M.U.N. F.A.M.U.N., Fairfax Area Model United Nations, provides an excellent opportunity for the student to take what has been learned in the class¬ room and apply it in a more or less real situation. The 3-day event at Fair¬ fax High School saw McLean ' s In¬ donesia delegation of Chrissa Leggett, Raul Grable, Tom Johnston, and Tom Carson top honors. Mr. Chuck McMahon sponsored this as well as the delegations from Jordan, Canada, and Sydan of the Security Council. Everyone left eager to begin prepara¬ tion for the national event to be held later in the year. INDONKKT AVYWY N.A.I.M.U.N ' rv With a halftime score of Juniors ' 25 and Seniors ' 22, it seemed as if tht? Ji¬ vin ' Juniors were going to pull it over on the Senior Sad Sacks. The Juniors were a bit too slow in the second half, however, and the aggressive defense of the Seniors began to dominate the game. The Jivin ' Juniors presented a very large cheerleading squad while the Sad Sacks had a smaller but more exhuberant group. One Junior made a Senior basket and high scorers Jim Stigamire and Gary Gray brought the game to the conclusion of the Class of 73 with 59 over the Class of 74 ' s 56. WINTER CHORAL CONCERT Traveling” was this year ' s Winter Choral Concert theme and at con¬ clusion one felt as if having just com¬ pleted a very intensive pleasure bruise. From up-up and away in a bal¬ loon, to the dreamin ' of California, to a cute aviation skit song, and to the reading of the maps, the show moved quickly along. The colorful costumes, variety of song styles, obvious enjoy¬ ment of the performers, and the dedi¬ cation of Ms. Anderson, all added up for one of the most entertaining of choral concerts. A pre-festival concert is one of the Band Department ' s major winter per¬ formances. Bringing in the ch ildren of neighborhood elementary and junior highs, it gives these youngsters, as well as McLean band students, the opportunity for a warm-up to the fes¬ tival. Playing for an enthusiastic au¬ dience of parents and friends, who will probably not see all the major portions of the festival, the young mu¬ sicians make great use of this concert in an attempt to finalize much of that which will be played in festival competition. WINTER BAND CONCERT pkM WE fflUSflM THE SEA As an experimental project to pro¬ mote and express the continuity be¬ tween departments, “The Sea , as it commonly was called, came into being. The program was under the guidance of Mr. Davenport—marine biology, Ms Young—artwork from and dealing with the sea, Ms Stone and Ms Best—literature of the sea, Mr. Bartlett—maritime politics, and Ms Donaldson—the sea in regard to the ecology crisis. With such subject mat¬ ter as the singing of sea chanties, Mobey Dick, the sea and foreign pol¬ icy, water color in seascapes, and the study of water pollution, the project proved extremely successful. It was just a beginning, however, and it is anticipated that a program of its type will be continued on a larger scale in the coming school year. f y. The third production of the McLean Drama Department was Agatha Christie ' s award winning play, Wit¬ ness for the Prosecution . This play, as with most of Christie ' s works, has many strange twists. The play starred a rising new performer, John Gore, who, sadly enough for the drama de¬ partment, is graduating this year, and was supported by a cast of such old hats as Sue Men Dittmar, Phil McDermott, Raul Grable, and Ann Hopkins. The play was one of the most successful productions of the drama season and was certainly full of turns which both stunned and enth¬ ralled the audience. WITNESS w FOR THE PROSECUTION The days between April 14th and 28th saw great prestige for the art depart¬ ment of McLean. Because of the pre¬ vious tri-school showing at Great Falls National Park, McLean was given time and space for an exclusive showing. Under the title of Art in the Park , the show covered much ground, both in subject matter and choice of mate¬ rials, and blended in well with the gentle surroundings of the informa¬ tion center at the park. The showing came to a climax at the barbecue which was shared by all the partici¬ pants and their instructors, Ms Ray and Ms Young, as even a drizzly day couldn ' t hold down the high spirits. M C LEAN CHOIRS tii_t ■ wtui 3 ■n§ I ml r Alan Jones, Sue Stell, Alan Jackson, Paula Rupert, Dusty Oliver, Don Grady, Ray Carnpagnoli, Jim Mifsud, Dave Field, Chris Vosseller, Joe Bi- derman, Jan Raabe, Fran Kelleher, Krista Myren, Denise Fitzpatrick, Julie Stewart NC10 Robert Larkin-President, Dianna Stephens-Secretary, Danny Walsh-Second Vice President, Jan Raabe—Treasurer, Joe Biderman—First Vice President BLACK COMEDY t ' rzi ' S’ ■L.V -1? Vr • ■ £ 9 ' S0m HAND WOVEN BELTS 2.50 4 UP CRAJ TED BY MEMBERS OF THE SPINNING km WEAVING CLASS SPRING BAZAAR The Second Annual Spring Bazaar was pretty much of a success. The bazaar, set up by the Student Government, included most of the clubs in McLean. The activities ranged from side show photos to Charlie Chaplin silents, and from delicacies of France to spinning and weaving demonstrations. Even though it was pouring outside, the spirits inside could not be dampened as the day proved an enjoyable and prosperous one for everyone con¬ cerned. After all, the weather outside was typical of our early Spring and no one was really surprised or too disap¬ pointed by it all. GIRLS ' SOFTBALL Robin Connor, Sara Rosenbaum, Devah Knott, loan Monahan, Sally Johnston, Ronnie Frazier, Mary Ellen Boyle, Charmaine Dittmar, Nancy Meese, Wendy Wood, Patty Caicedo, Karen Lindsten, Teresa Smith, Alison Finney The McLean softball teams continued the long standing tradition with a win¬ ning season. Although many of the games were postponed due to.rain, wins over arch-rivals Madison and Langley proved only the beginning. The coaching of Miss Call and Miss Carroll provided the experience nec¬ essary for a winning team, while Var¬ sity co-captains Sally Johnston and Joanie Monahan and J.V. captain Debbie Parker provided the added incentive. Although a major portion of this year ' s Varsity squad will be leaving the rising underclassmen will be more than able to make up for the loss. k fl ! . V ' , Wt wl ' S 1P g ♦ v jysHa Varsity .... Rick Koryda, Jim Thorton, Randy Russell, Jim Stigamire, Brad Schwarz, Gary Nelson, Mark Albanese, Tom Martin, Manager; Chris Little, Man¬ ager; David Rubenstein, Manager; Coach Dan Bush, Curt Laub, Reid Marcey, Russell Laub, Jim Humter, Coach Autry BASEBALL i a sharp crack of a bat the base- team began a season character- by a strong batting offense and a y defense. Using their new faci- ; at Bush Stadium, the team was led and prodded by Coach Autry a very successful season. With district in submission, it only re- is to be seen how they do in the 0 , i 4 ' ; vy c A 141 Coach Estes, Jim Madden, John Ekman, Clarke Martin, Gary Newgard, Kevin Brown, Jim Gascoyne, Paul Davis, Pat Cavanough, Rick McDaniel GOLF After years of unsuccessful golf teams, this year ' s team, under the leadership of Coach Estes, changed everything and had a winning season. The team finally acquired enough ex¬ perienced players so that there was no lack of depth on this year ' s team. With John Ekman, Kevin Browq, and Clarke Martin as the first three, the team was nearly invincible, ending with a 6-4 record. Chip Jarrell, Manager; Al Kleist, Ron Harris, Scott Heirlen, Tim Brazell, Jeff Jones, Bob Guntharp, Roy Allen, Kurt Krutilla Clarke Orzalli Kent Schoen, Chuck Mears, John Sweeney, Dave Barrow, Eugene Fox, Mike Skarlatos, Scott Scearce, Phil Offill, Andy O ' Mahoney, Rod Foilin ' Scott Green, Coach Pernello, Rich Foran Paul Sando, Stew Dorick, Frank Sturgis, Matt Morton, Rick Small, Dave McNerrey, Coach Mandes, ' Marc SimonT Br °® an ' Bruce Morns ' Wltt Rmaldo, Mile Atkinson, Calvin Morrison, Brent Morris, Robert Stewart, Greg Sears, Danny Dukes, Eric TRACK This year ' s track team is a young one, but still they managed to improve over last year ' s record by splitting the wins and losses. Standouts included Mike Skarlotas, an all-arounder who runs and jumps excellently; Chuck Mears, who set the new school record in discus; and Dave McNerney, who did well in the pole vault and high jump. Next year they expect a power¬ house team that will tear apart all competition, with Kurt Krutilla, Roy Allen, Kent Schoen, Ron Harris, Rick Small, and Andy O ' Mahoney returning. ! GIRLS ' TRACK Mrs. Woodford, Kathy Gallagher, Liz McKnew, Coleen Russel, Melinda Scheller, Jenny Scoville, Rita Gray, Lynn Kuldell, Patti Thompson, Sandy Stitt, Patty Boyd, Nancy Montgomery, Karen Kierce, Annette Pigott, Felicia Grable, Barb Barrett, Karen Kurly, Kathy Wieseman, Karen Vetterl- ing, Denise Fitzpatrick, Cindy Morgan, Terri Taillon, Kim Michael, Kim Krutilla, Mary Richardson, Marianna Pyle, Sara Doerflinger, Christa Knott, Dana Weir, Patty Rojko The McLean Girls ' Track Team fin¬ ished their season undefeated with the help of returning members Karen Kurle, Julie Chrisco, Kim Michael, Fe¬ licia Grable, and Annette Pigott. Coach Woodford provided the team with the extra incentive and experi¬ ence to continue their winning season all the way to Regionals and then State. The girls piled up an impressive list of victories by taking the first Dis¬ trict meet ever held. They also sent many members of their experienced team to Regionals. They made a strong showing there and continued to State with high expectations prov¬ ing Girls ' Track to be the most suc¬ cessful spring sport. TENNIS With last year ' s tennis team gradu¬ ating, the burden of carrying on the team fell to this year ' s juniors. It was a build-up year for them, trying to gain enough experience to take the district by storm next year. At the helm was Coach Glenn in his second year as tennis coach. The players are looking forward to a successful season next year with starters such as Ted Meyer and Bruce Makino returning. T-w. jtv f ▲ n 1 v LJr 9 - ) H r i V a r i M M V_ MS ' I Jr m J 1 3 J W 148 m ■ % r J IV ' . . m .wit.i 38S? . M W 1 m • f B Jh£ ■ Coach Reeves, Jamie Loizou, Bob Gahagen, John Devlin, Brian Lawrence, Pete Tellman, Brian Carney, Greer Barriault, Bruce Bradford, Bud Wingert, Gail Stroemer, Tara Shipman, Rudy Garcia, Jeff Grimsley, Steve Longerbeam, James Freeman, Paul Maggi, Matt Kuldell, Stan Gordon, John Iverson, Trip Dietrich, Pat Payne, Chris Ross, John Henson, Tom Noble, Howard Lynch, Jeff Lukas, David Wrenshall, Billy Nichols SOCCER With the 1972 Soccer team winning the county championship, this year ' s team had a hard act to follow. But, they tried hard and came up with an 8-3-1 record and a team that would be tough to beat in the Regionals. With the scoring power of John Dev¬ lin, Brian Carney, and Greg Myren on offense, and the team defense work of Greer Barriault and Bob Gahagen, the Highlanders managed to run cir¬ cles around most of their competition. IN MEMORY OF SANDRA SUE O ' BRIEN WBR 72 - 19?3 4cLEAN K pvm mmwrnjf eg. ■ •■••• , 3 .Js-jt-x r, «■� � •• ft BeSs Eh « • !_ | f • A I ' jTip! w 4 r i . Ik yr i t i ■ p - Murriel Price Assistant Principal for Instruction George Layne Assistant Principal for Instruction William Watts Assistant Principal for Administration Margaret Richardson Director of Pupil Services William Ladson Principal If a man is wise he does not let you enter the house of his wisdom, but leads you to the threshold of your own mind. The astronomer speaks to you of his understanding of space, but he can ' t give you his understanding. A musician sings to you the rhythm which is all space, but he can ' t give you the ear which arrests the rhythm nor the voice that echoes it. He who is versed in the science of numbers can tell of the regions of weight and measure, but he can ' t conduct you thither. Each one of you is alone in your knowledge and understanding of the earth. Harry Rod) Guidance Wilmer Pel Guidance., Mary Marshall Guidance Ml M I - Jewell As1in$ Mathematics Virginia Houstan Ifccience Edith Elliott Mathematics, trr� nt Chairman Percy Floyd Mathematics JE; ' H h M 5 i A %- lit urn m- KennethjKi Mathematf Sue Farmer Mathematics William fty Mathematics Margaret Becker Mathematics Samuel Withers English Gail Womble English Anita Cline English -o-r ■to..- Borman Fowler Social Studies landes George I Social Studies Carolyn Anderson Music, Department Chairman ■N Miss Ault, Mrs. Meredith, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Caynow, Mrs. Eppley, Mrs. (acobsen, Mrs. Molaski, Mrs. Mowat, Mrs. Iszard, Mrs. Hen¬ sley, Mrs. Petitt, Mrs. Ault, Mrs. Brown Janet Arrowood, Stella Coulston, Florence Dosu, Hilda Faucett, Brian Flynn, John Fritz, Dorithy Harris, Kenneth Holland, Lawrence Kidwell, Kenneth Mason, Ollie Nichols, John Payne (Head Custodian), Lawrence Turner, Robert Walters, William Walters, Lindsay Wilkerson 179 Robert Abbott Lorraine Accardi Mike Adair Winn Adams Mark Aldhizer Dean Aldridge Trey Alexander Connie Anderson Scott Andress Tommi Arensdorf Sandy Arpe Vicky Arpe Ed Ashby Mike Atkinson john August Mark August FRESHMAN CLASS Mr. Dinan, Pres, joe Wilkinson, Sec. Patty Rojko, Sen. Todd Skaggs, Mr. Parks V. Pres, jeff Jones, Sen. Teddy Jones, Treas. Phil Offil Ann Barrett Steve Barrett Lynn Barry Phil Bartet Cindy Beck Robin Beckman Port Bellamy Mitch Benedict David Arnold Cary Ayres Michele Badey Cathy Barnes Jeanne Bauer Richard Baughan Sandra Beard Nancy Beauchamp Bonnie Bennison Julie Bern loan Berube Charlie Bick Barry Billet Shawn Black more Norma Blanton Diana Blatchford Gail Boehlert Foy Born Jim Bosco Steve Bouchard Margaret Bowman Patty Boyd Patty Boyle Bryan Brashear Wendell Bray Ed Brinkley Bruce Britton Betty Brogan )im Buckingham Randy Burkwalter Chris Bumgardner Roberta Burkemper Ronald Burton Jeff Butler David Butt Elizabeth Byers Kim Carney Rhonda Caviola Kevin Cavanaugh Patrick Cavanaugh Larry Brown Margaret Brown Glen Brumfield Michael Brunner Kurt Burkhalter lames Burris Sue Burt Donald Burton Donna Calbeck Eileen Callahan Gail Capulli lay Carlberg Pamela Chambers Frances Chance Susan Chavez Vickie Chiaventone Katherine Childs Janet Clark Graham Clements David Clymer Tom Cobb Chris Collins Peggy Collins Jackie Conner Marybeth Conroy Chris Conway Andy Cook Carol Corvick Jim Cotter Karen Coya Mary Crockett Nace Crawford Pat Croone Richard Crowley Mary Cummings Connie Curran Leanne Cusimano Stephanie Daniel John Dargo Lory Darnell William Davidson Paul Davis Carol Dean Terry Delinger Debra Dolinger Scott Dorick Donna Doty )ohn Drake Dan Dukes Leana Dumont Jennifer Early Lynne Easterbrook Wayne Denny Harold Dick Marcia Diffin Chuck Dixon Robin Driskill Eleanor Drury Ed Dubose Julia Duggan John Elliott Neil Elliott Nancy Ellis Mike Ellison Patty Enright Nancy Ericson Olaf Fagerli Leslie Farber David Farnham Karen Felt Michael Ferlo Robin Fili Karen Fitzpatrick Anita Flack Meg Foley Eugene Fox Tracy Frankenberg Roxanne Friend Richard Frye Douglas Furmage Lisa Caghan Barbara Gallagher Kathy Gallagher David Gallegos Scott Galles Michael Gibson Mary Giebel Pamela Giffey Steve Gilmore Barbara Gramann Julie Granger Robery Gravely Daniel Gray Joyce Gates Susan Geesey Timothy Gillis Terri George Charles Goings Patricia Goodall Sabrina Gordon Karen Grady 182 Scott Greene Kelly Griffin Carol Grizzard Barry Groves Marc Haefner Eric Haffquist Jeremy Haimes Cheryl Hall Letha Hall Julie Hallex Dean Hearne Donald Heisler Gloria Higgins Victor Higgins Lynne Highberg Carol Holder Alan Holleran Dana Holmgrain Arthur Horn Terry Howard Pamela Howlett David Hubbard Mary Hughes Elizabeth Hunt Karla Hunt Richard Hutzler Donna Hyler Charlotte Izac Dennis Jackson Kenneth Jackson Edwin Jacobs Jeff Jaycox Kathryn Jensen Julie Johnson Katherine Johnson Jeffery Jones Theodore Jones Peggy Judd James Karickhoff Lisa Karlowicz Michael Kelliger Maureen Kennedy John Kilmen Karen Kinsley Karen Komar Thomas Kuhn Kim Krutilla Robert Kucbel Kathleen Kuh Pamela Kuldell Mike Kurle Greg Kwaitkowski Ashton Lacey Linda Lambert Lee Lampos John Larrick Donna Lawson 183 Eugene Leggett Theresa Leidenheimer Wendy Levin Deborah Lewis Matthew Link Michael Linn Charles Little Daniel Little William Little William Littlejohn Sonia Llaneza John Lloyd Thomas Lloyd Christina Lofton Ellen Loizou Jonathon Lombard Chery Lowthers Dale Loy Susan Lukas Howard Lukens Karla Lutz Howard Lynch John Lynch Carol Mackey John Madden Stephen Magill Margaret Mainzer Donald Malan Susan Malecki Alex Manion Jim Manion Cynthia Mann Mike Marshall Kevin Martin Thomas Martin James Mason Susan McCormick James McCray Eric McDaniel Elspeth McGibbon Elizabeth McKnew Steve McNamara Rosemary McNeely John Meadows Cathy Mifsud Ricky Miller Robert Miller Bruce Mintz Jeffrey Morris Steven Morris Calvin Morrison Matthew Morton Karen Neelley Craig Nelson John Nelson Lucia Nelson Merrily Massey Shon McBride Lori McClure Kevin McConnell Dean McClasson Patrick McCrane Judith McKee Monic McKillip Scott Meehan Chery Melancon Mary Melley leffery Meyer Lisa Montgomery Katharine Moran Brent Morris Douglas Morris Amy Moyer Jo Mutersbaugh Gregory Myren Charles Nail Valerie Nelson Gary Newgaard Penny Newsome Susan Newsome Ioann Nichols Joseph Nichols Sandra Nichols Bill Nichols M. Nickali Rebecca Nielsen David Noel Bryan Norman Elizabeth Norton John Noser Margaret Now Maureen OBrien Cynthia OConnor Alison ODell Phil Offil Kelly Ogorman Michael OMahoney lames Opeka John Orr Steve Ortmann Diane Orzalli Diane Paisley Elizabeth Parker John Parker Jean Patch Beverly Patrick Janine Peake Joseph Pelullo Elizabeth Pfundstein Mark Pimble Susanna Plummer Parry Popejoy Jim Powell John Powell Patty Powell Mike Rayford Kim Read Bruce Rector Bruce Redwine Polly Reed Mike Reitz Karen Rensberger Cindy Renolds Theresa Rhoads Mary Richardson Charle Rinaldo Amy Robb Elizabeth Robson Thomas Rogers Patty Rojko Chris Ross Rita Roszel Glen Rother Tina Roueche Cammie Round Carol Rubenstine Andrea Rupert Colleen Rusell Ken Ryan Deborah Sachs Paul Sadler Leeann Sampy Jeff Sander Don Sargent Mary Satre Steve Schantz Theresa Schehl EJoward Schellenberg Ginny Schmidt Kathy Schottler Jose Schroeder Tom Schurr Erick Seckington )ohn Seibold Kevin Sessler Betsy Seymour Brian Shapiro Laurie Shapiro Jennifer Shearin Annette Sheehan Maria Schwartz Jenny Scoville Bobbi Scroggie Anne Sears Kathy Seymour Mike Shaffer Tami Shaffer Darrell Shahin Rick Shelton Tara Shipman Gayle Shoemaker Brian Showalter James Shufelt Wade Simpler Todd Skaggs Sue Smiley Charles Smith David Smith Francine Smith Joe Snyder Susan Snyder Judy Sokoloski Michele Sorrels Cathy Staiger Andrea St. Paul Joyce Stalcup Lina Stalcup Marty Standiford Clare Starrs Doug Stegman Jim Steinmetz Sharon Stennett Ronnie Stephens Alan Stefas Brenda Stevens Eleanor Stevens Robert Stewart Elizabeth Stinson Sandy Stitt Susan Stoneback Duane Storms Cathy Stroemer Jennifer Strong Keith Sullivan Beryl Swartztrauber Scott Swerdlin Knute Syvrud Bob Tandler Alice Taylor 186 t Daniel Taylor Susan Taylor Cecilia Tejada Scott Terry (eanne Thomas Kurt Thomasson Brian Thompson Terry Thoreson Suzanne Tricarico Melinda Trotter Jeff Unthank Donna Van Horn Fred Van Patten Robert Vartanian Carolina Vega Letica Velasquez Glenn Vico Frank Viscardi Bradley Volz Biran Volz John Volz Adrianne Vondersmith Mark Voytko Andrew Wack Lori Wacker Brian Walker Stephen Walker Cathy Walsh Deborah Walsh Patrick Walsh Laura Walton Elizabeth Waring Meg Warren Richard Waters Jonn Weaver Linda Weisgerber Jo Ann Weiss Lisa Welsh Michael Werr James Whitley Jimmy Whitaker Laurie Whynot Debbie Wild Joe Wilkinson Jean Willcox Michael Wolfe Skip Wood Gregory Wood Kate Yore Kriss Williams Brian Wilson Susan Wilson David Wolf David Zacharias Ricky Zeleznikar Tony Zimmerman 187 1 j M PH M 111 189 2f • Mr. Mandez Sen. Pat Spiller, Pres. Phil Basiliko, V. Pres. Kathy Probus, Sen. Julie Stewart, Sec. Caran Lawrence, Treas. Cinny Forman SOPHOMORE CLASS Chery Albrecht Alice Alexander Hind Al Faris Timothy Amstutz Robert Armstrong Thomas Arnold Bruce Aycock Gregory Bacha Gail Ballenger Alice Barrow Philip Basiliko Karen Bassett David Beatty Daryl Beck Paul Becker Silvia Benavides Jeanne Bennett Kathy Bennison Barbara Berrent Norman Berube Jeffrey Beyer David Birdsell Cecilia Black Harold Blakney Kathleen Boniface Joseph Boughers, Jr. Michael Bova Teresa Bowers Timothy Brazell Kathy Brennan John Bridgeman William Brodie 190 Colin Brown Renate Brown Rochelle Brown Randall Browne David Brumfield Robert Burchard Casey Burke Margaret Burris Derek Busby Susan Busby Edward Callahan David Capitano Patricia Carlisle Brian Carney Claude Carpenter Geraldine Carolan Brian Cassidy Donna Cedar Sandra Chatham Mark Civitella Elizabeth Cochran Terrell Coe William Cole Robert Collier Stanley Deardorff Jennifer Decker Debra Deis Charles Diao Luis Dibenedetto King Dietrich Sally Doerflinger Sam Dorick Robert Dougherty Berwick Drews Lisa Drouillard Martha Dunn Mark Easterbrook Ann Eaton Richard Ellison Paula Eydenberg Mitzi Congleton Dean Conley Kim Connelly Mary Coniff Margie Conrad Dave Conrady Tim Conrady Kevin Conroy Tim Conroy Cindy Cook Cathy Copeman Mary Corbin David Costa Nancy Crockett Stephen Daniel Chris Dean Jonathan Ezell Kyle Fehr Steven Fernandino Mark Fetters Denise Fitzpatrick Sherrie Fones Virginia Forman Michael Forrester Susan Forse Betsy Fowler Stanton Fox Victoria Franklin Ronnie Frazier Mary Freelin James Freeman Albert French Maureen Frye Richard Frye Robert Friend David Fullerton Randal Fulling Alice Fulton Kevin Gallagher Fisa Gardiner Sam Gardner Brian Garvey Fawrence Goscoigne Don Gentile Nancy Gibson Fisa Gillette Robin Gilmore David Gitlin Randy Goad Susan Golonka Heather Goodchild Doug Gore Marc Goslow Tina Goyne Felicia Grable Carol Granger Vicki Greenleaf Wanda Greenwood Anne Greer Tim Griffin Mark Griffith Charleen Hager Mark Hall Karen Halleland Patrick Halpin Thomas Hampton Bruce Hardy Louis Hargenrader 192 Ronald Harris Sherin Hawkins Lee Heffelifinger Tim Hendrickson )ohn Henson Rhonda Herrera Janet Hill Roger Hill Terry Hill Kim Hjort Penny Hinkley Tim Hirt Ann Hoffmaster Meg Holland Denise Hollis Susan Holloway Susan Holmberg Daniel Holmes Liz Horel Carolyn Horne Kevin Howard |im Hunter Pam Huntley Tom Hutchings Pam Ingram Chris Inlow Charles Inscoe Georges |acob David jackson Barbara Jespersen Cheryl )obe Daniel Johnson Ellen Johnson Tom Johnson Victor Johnson Wendy Johnson Kim Johnston Richard Johnston Charles Jones Rory Jones Julie Jones Julie Jorgensen Stephanie Judge Azmah Kassim Ken Kassing Barbara Kazunas Richard Kelley Paul Kelly Paul Kempter Joe Kennedy Colin Kennedy Judith Kest 193 Walter Kletke James Klonar Krista Knott Heather Knox Pete Koerner Michelle Komar Patty Koryda Steve Kovach Helen Kramer Jeff Kramer Thomas Laggan Sylvia Lainesse Susan Kim Chris Kirbow Denise Kitchell Debbie Kleist Joseph Lake Rose Langille Elizabeth Larkin Susan Larson Harry Layman Thomas Leith Donna Leroux Lynn Lilly Kathy Lillywhite Kathy Little Margaret Littlejohn James Loizou William Longstreth Terry Louk David Lukas David Lytle Sharon McAtee Marcia McCauley Robert McDonald Mathew McGlade Patricia McGrath Debbie McGuinn William McKee Laura Mackintosh Dorcie McKniff Larry McLendon Michael McNamara Dara McNeal Donald Mack Paul Maggi Joe Marinangeli Martha Marsha Mary Marshall Sally Marshall Gregory Martel Terry Martin Anastasia Martinez Jean Marvin Mary Metz Kim Michael Mary Michels Brad Miller Cathy Miller Dale Miller Barbara Mix Nancy Montgomery Eugenia Moran Cynthia Morgan Eileen Morris Blake Morrison Elizabeth Moss Margaret Murnane Tamlyn Nagle John Neave Ronnie Neuhaus Leigh Newton Eggert Nielson Thomas Noble Kathryn Nokes Marcia Noser John Nugent Kathleen Ohara Helena Ohlund Elizabeth Olifer Mark Olsen Susan ONeill Susan Overholt Jamal Oweis Maura Owens Cindy Packer Cathy Painter Gregory Palmer Roger Parker Rhoda Patton Dexter Pauley Pam Pennington Francis Perron Richard Petonke Cynthia Phipps Renee Pigeon Anette Pigott Elizabeth Plummer P. Polnad Katy Pond Dennis Poole Patricia Pope Helen Porter Kathy Probus Marilyn Proctor Helen Purdy Cindy Ramakis Mark Read Julie Reding Robert Reeves Richard Reeves Mary Regan )eff Reynolds Grant Rezabek Lori Riddell Adele Riffey Susan Ritchey lames Roembke Margaret Rogers Dennis Ross David Rubenstein Earl Russ Thomas Russell Richard Ryan Susan Sander Patrick Sandlin Louis Sarkes leffrey Satre Timothy Savage Dawn Saxman Martha Schaller Elizabeth Schwartz Justin Schwartz Greg Sears Lawrence Seckington Ruth Seip Semra Selcuk Leslie Shaid Trenton Shaver Barbara Shaw Bob Shaw Howard Shaw Bernadette Shea Lyle Shelver Mitchell Shipley Lauren Short Phillip Shough Elizabeth Shumate Diane Simmons Michael Skarlatos Stanley Sleeper Nancy Sligh Anne Smith Charles Smith Richard Smith Shelley Smith Teresa Smith Michelle Smythe Sandy Sneeringer Susan Sommovigo Ann Sonnett Pat Spiller Edward Stalcup Gail Stalcup 196 Kim Stanley Paul Starrs Robin Stedman Susan Stefan Karen Stennett Gerald Stenens Julie Stewart Eilee St. Louis Debbie Strawderman Gail Storms William Stroud Eilee Sullivan Kim Sutherlin Theresa Taillon Andrea Tarassoff Richard Taylor Paul Thaxton Christian Theall Owen Thomas Nancy Thompson Pat Thomson Kathy Thoresen Heidi Thurn Carl Timmerhaus Yvonne Tilson Kathy Torpey Timothy Trone lames Tucker Donald Utley lames Vance Darien Van Epp Karen Vetterling Linda Wacker Susan Wacker David Wadsworht Daniel Walsh Harry Walters Chery Warfield Burton Warner Pamela Warner Steve Warner Micharl Waro William Watkins Susan Watt Synthia Webb Dana Wehman Dana Weir Lisa White Lisa Whiton Kathe Wieseman Linda Williams Michael Williams 197 Kenny Wilson Mark Wilson Roger Wilson Sheldon Wiseman Debbie Wolfe William Wnneberger Dianna Wootten Kathy Wrenshall Thomas Wright Melissa Young 198 v Bob Abt Suzanne Acar Joanne Accardi Brenda Adams John Adams George Agnew Mark Albanese Charles Albert Brian Alpert Robert Ambrogi Michael Amstadt Gay Anderson Greg Andranovich Tamara Andranovich Trudy Arensdort Laura Asendorf Melinda Atkinson Donna Atwood Carol Augustauskas Jack Ayoub Jackie Bahre Robert Bain John Ballinger Edward Barker Katherine Barrett Michael Barrett Patricia Barrett Greer Barriault Stephen Barry Scott Bartly Terence Beardow Susan Bennett Ann Bennison Brenda Bergman Pat Blackmore Bill Blair Barbra Blatchford Bruce Bloomquest Annette Boccabello Garry Boehlert 200 ) t , Pres. Matt Brownlee, V. Pres. Wendy Shell, Sec. Ginger Thatcher, Treas. Dave McCauslin Sen. Fran Kelleher, Sen. Allen Jackson, Mrs. FJarrold J CLASS Helen Boese Marilyn Borden Liz Bounds Robert Bova Mary Ellen Boyle Vicky Boyd Karen Bradley Steve Brashear Patrick Brogan Brian Brown Scott Brown Matth Brownlee Darr Brumfield Brenda Brunner David Burgess Joseph Burke James Bush Robert Calkins Rory Carolan Erik Castens Pamel Cavaiola Lora Chambers Gwe Chancellor Lyn Chancellor Lisa Chedister Mary Chiaventone Mason Child Julie Chri sco Susan Clifton Kathy Cochran Linda Cole Henry Von Cone Christopher Cook Kevin Cooke Winard Cooke Kathern Coulter Michael Cox Thomas Cox Cathy Craig Susan Creane 20) David Crone |ohn Crone Edwin Crouch Robert Crowley Dan Cummings Edna Cummings Carol Cusimano Thomas Daly Debbie Darcangelo Lisa Davis Cindy Degidio Laurie Demaris Michael Depue Dennis Devanney John Devlin Harvey Dick Henry Dietrich Robert Digney Mark Dion Charmaine Dittmar lames Dodd Martin Dohaerty Ponch Doherty David Dolinger Mary Donatoni Kris Donnalley Dennis Downey William Duffy Rebecca Dunker Lane Dumont Lester Dumont Gerry Doescotch George Duthie Melani Edwards Christian Eriksen Phillip Reerst Carol Fekula lames Fili Valerie Fine Laurie Firth Mike Flaherty Sharon Fleming Susan Foley Mark Fontana Richard Foran Dennis Fox Danie Franklin Jennifer Gieser Mary Gilmartin Mike Gilmore Debra Gingell Kathy Gingell James Goeller Phil Goodchild Mike Goodman Kathleen Grady David Graling Donald Graling Patricia Gray Stephen Green William Greene Steve Grimsley Linda Grunwald Robert Guntharp Earl Haddix Susan Hahn Rachel Haimes Bryan Halverson Racheal Handley Gail Hanks Judith Hannett Donna Harbin Sandra Harmon Marty Harrington Rochelle Harrington Rayeanne Harris Karen Hatchik Linda Heinaru Marion Henson Mike Hicks Randall Hicks John Hill John Franklin Nancy Fredman William French Doray Frye Robert Fung Debora Furmage Robert Gahagen Jean Gallegos Charles Galvan Thomas Gasque Louise Gates George Garsson 203 lanet Housley Jane Howland Paul Howlett Susan Hudman Edward Hunter Denise Isaac lonath Iverson Claudia Izac Julie Jackson Allen jackson Lynda jarrard Trudy Jaycox Richard Jervey Christopher Jones Roye )udd Mark Jurgielewicz Kathy Kassing Nancy Katz Debra Kehr Fran Kelleher John Kelliher Newton Key Kenneth Kier Philip Kim Debbie Kitchell Alan Kleist Mark Koerner Barbara Kornieck John Kroone Kirk Krutilla Jim Kuh John Kuh Lynn Kuldell Karen Kurle Henry Kurosaka Joseph Lacey Michael Lamb Dawn Lambert Debbie Lambert Patricia Lane 204 Terry Langford James Larger Charles Larrick Russ Laub Brian Lawrence Edward Lazo Diana Lea Kathy Leggett Nancy Lengyel Shelly Levin Karen Lindsten Chris Little William LLoyd Steve Longerbeam Pamela Lowrey Paula Lowrey Lisa Lowrey Martha Lubin Ronald Lucas Joanne Lynch Sarah Magill Bruce Makino William Marceron Charles Markham Peter Marshall Barbara Marsland Cathleen Marx Joseph May David McCauslin Patrick McCavitt Alison McGibbon Kevin McGill Pat McGowan James Mcilwee Paul Mcintyre Bruce Mckenzie Keith Mckillip Robert McKinlay Greg McKinney Nancy Meese 205 Henry Meyer Stephen Michels lames Mifsud Janice Miller Jeff Miller Stephan Miller William Miller Jenny Milloy James Monroe Dinah Montgomery Daniel Moore Kathleen Morgan Stacy Morrison Harry Murphy Christina Musig James Nakamura Lee Natoli David Needham Laurie Neelley Michael Neely Lydia Nelson Linda Newsome Joanne Niehaus Andrew Noel Patricia Normoyle Eileen O ' Brien Kimberly Odell George Oliver Andrew O ' Mahoney Scott Osmondson Paul Orchard Hays Clarke Orzalli Brenda Owens Annette Packer Cindy Painter Cathy Paretsky Cynthia Painter David Parker Debbie Parker Jeanine Peacock Lindsay Peake Phillip Pence Tina Perkinson Mary Pierce Lawrence Pischke Jesse Pond Karen Porter James Postelle Debbie Powell Harold Price Jeff Price Susan Pridgen Mike Pursel Bill Ralston Laura Ramirez Kirk Redwine Brooks Reed Donald Reed Kathy Reetz Stephanie Reitz Barry Reusche Glenda Reynolds Gloria Reynolds Stacie Rhodes Barbara Richardson Guy Richardson Michael Ricinak Lawrence Rinaldo 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From Demian By Hermann Hesse SENIOR 244 244 231 252 222 245 Heath Carney Deirdre Carolan Thomas Carson Christopher Cartee Marguerite Cassidy Kevin Chavez Lynne Choha Bryan Christensen Amy Clark Alan Clark John Clark James Cleer Martha Clifton Gary Clohan John Coats John Cobb James Cochran Gwendolyn Connelly Robin Connor Arthur Conrpy Brian Coon v William Core£ || Barbara Coya - M William CummijngS Joseph Culbertson Jill Davenport George Daoust Melinda Davis Melinda Davison - s Mkii 1 J f at % 1 ? — j £ 22 22 even Decker Michael DeMaris Donna Depue Denise Michele Di Margaret Doty Lindi Dredger Theresa Dubiel Robert Dubose Terence Dunn Janet Ecoppi Irma Edwards Sandra Edwards John Ekman Richard Elliott Stephen Elmore Dona Emerson Linda Farrall Daniel Feerst INDEX Katherine Fekula Robert Ferlo Joseph, Fetters David Fields Alison Finney Catherine Fiore Theresa Fish Robert Fitzpatrick Timothy Flinn Rosemary Foley Rodney Foltin Jonathan Forrester Kimberly Fox Christine Freelin Susan Gaghan Alberto Gaitan Kathleen Gallagher Michael Gallagher Maria Tersa Galvan Rudolf Garcia Gail Gardiner Francisco Garzon James Gascoigne Deena Geesey Robert Gelles Stephen Genger Genevieve Getru William Gibson Kenneth Giebel Paula Giffey Barbara Gilmore Tobe Given Carmen Glimm Linda Goodman Stanley Gordon John Gore Judith Gould Robert Goumas Raul Grable Michael Grady Robin Graham Carol Gramann Robert Granger Joseph Grant Gary Gray Douglas Greene Ross Greene Jeffrey Grimsley Steven Grover Jerry Groves Debra FJacker Christa Haefner Robin Hahn Betty Hall Robert Hampton Kirk Hallett Ruth Hankinson David Hanks Scott Hardy : ' ehrsson David Perrego William Petri John Pfundstein James Plambeek Christiana Pregnall James Price Clark Martin Gregory Maurer Jeanne McCormick Philip McDerrriott tark McGehe4 Mary McGerald Dale McKinlay | %iureen McKinney Richard McLean Cfrol McLellan 4 Pa ick Mcmahon 235 212 Lynn Walter Miller Jeffrey Milloy Susan Mobley Joan Monahan Stephen Money Timothy Moone Bruce Morris Glenn Morris Marianna Pyle Robert Quinn Jan Raabe Pamela Read Mary Readdy Tiff Reardon Joseph Rector Michelle Reed Ellen Regan John Reichhardt Susan Reilly James Reinhardt Robert Reynolds Landra Rezabek Jacqueline Ruchelieu Grace Ricketts Anne Riddick Marge Roberts Nancy Roberts Robin Robinson David Rogers Ann Rose Sara Rosenbaum Richard Roszel Robert Rother Michael Roueche 230 228 213 240 238 230 226 218 236 234 : ' if ' ' ' if - IX;S Teresa Ruiz Randall Russell Rian Russell Wendy Ryan Paul Sando Steven Satre John Satterfield James Scearce Mark Schantz Helen Schurr Steve Schwartz Bradford Schwatz Thomas Seibold Edward Shaver Maureen Shea Jane Sheehan Jeffrey Shipley Karen Short Eric Simons Carol Simpler Debra Singer David Skully Nancy Smith Earl Sneeringer Sharon Snow Richard Snyder Kathy Smith Kathy Stedman Alexandra St. Paul Susan Steel Dianna Stephens Colleen Stevens James Stigmaire Gail Stroemer Catherine Stroud Francis Sturges Sherry Sullivan Terence Sullivan Sayre Swarztrauber Katherine Sweeny Joseph Taillon Robert Tambone Richard Tandler Judy Taylor David Tau Lisa Templeton Tracie Taylor Stuart Terry Janna Teuscher Richard Thatcher Susan Thatcher Kathleen Thomas Albert Thomasson Donald Thompson Ann Thor James Thornton Nancy Thornton Mark Thrash :: _ O ' ) % , i 220 % ; ; ZitB % ; , -V; Z ' 222 ' ■ ' ' ; 229 237 218 235 221 : ' ' ' - 248 248 224 237 248 235 238 224 253 250 251 ilson Virginia Winfrey Sherry Wingard John Wingert Michael Wippich Steven Wolfe Michael Wood Wendy Wood Douglas Wooldridge Lucy Yore Matthew Zacharias Joan Zalewski Curtis Zane 234 250 248 219 PATRONS Aardvarks are the greatest! A camp Farrar Freak Dr. Miriam Alonso Jawaher AL-faris And life goes on ... . Anonymous Mr. Mrs. J. W. Appleyard Coach Frank Autry MR. MR. MRS. ARTHUR BARRIAULT Mr. Mrs. W. J. Bailey Felipe Benavides Mr. Mrs. William J. Best Mrs. Catherine Deverall Joe Biderman Blind Melon Chitlan Bob Cahagen-what a man! Mrs. Beth Bostwick The Bozo Bus Mrs. Shirley Broaddus Mrs. Eleanor Brown Mr. Ernest Bucklin Cathi misses M.H.S.—a lot Mrs. Mary M. Cashman Catawba Catfish Blues Band Mrs. Jane Catron Graham Clements Joan C. COLE Mr. Roger C. Cole Compliments of a friend Mrs. Verna Craver The Connor Family Mr. Mrs. D. Costa Mr. Davenport Mr. Mrs. E. H. Crouch David Cassidy 4-ever! Robert P. Dinan Dog-go Delights! Don ' t ask next year! Mrs. Lulu Drell John F. Duncan Eggbert Lee June Eichelberger Miss Edith Elliott Col. Mrs. Monte Eydenberg Flag Corps 73 Lt. Col. P. M. Floyd Mr. Mrs. W. T. Fones Charles H. Foote From a friend Mr. Mrs. J. F. 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Jeff Jo Joe is our score love G. J. Mr. Mrs. Pertli Jokinen Mr. Mrs. J. C. Judge Kathy Shane Forever Kevin, I ' VE got both socks on. Sue Klotz Lambi Tinkerbell Landra Mr. Mrs. Peter W. LeRoux Let the sun shine Life is beautiful, live it! Mrs. Lindgren Little squirrels Love, Chico Mr. Mrs. James Loveless Love for the dateless trio Coach Mandes Marcia made me bring it in. The Marinangelis Mr. Mrs. W. Marsland Dr. Mrs. James McFalls Jessica McKillip The McLean Choirs The McLean Hockey Team Dr. Mrs. John F. Mermel Michelobe Dr. Mrs. Delbert Myren Mrs. Terry Nelson Oct. 30, sad: F.S.C. love B.G. One down, three to go! The O ' Neill ' s John O ' Neill, III John H. O ' Neill, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Max A. Orr PAM P.B. sandwiches love to D.C. The Penningtons Dr. Pepper—Yeah! Peppie is shinier than Sam! Mr. D.C. Perrielk Dr. Mrs. Phipps Piano, Dr. Pepper: Thanks Mrs. Eleanor Pickerin g Potato Chip Kathy Probus Mr. Mrs. James H. 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