Oakton High School - Paragon Yearbook (Vienna, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1969 volume:

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' •G .4 ' ■‘j 3 . . if ’ ' s ' ;ii X, f ’f ' , ’ ' - ■ ' paragon Oakton High School Vienna, Virginia Volume 2 2 3 Come gather round people Wherever you roam And admit that the waters Around you have grown And accept it that soon You ' ll be drenched to the bone If your time to you is worth savin ' Then you better start swimmin ' Or you ' ll sink like a stone For the times are a ' changin! 4 6 Come writers and critics Who prophecies with your pen And keep your eyes wide The chance won ' t come again And don ' t speak too soon For the wheel ' s still in spin And there ' s no telling who That it ' s namin ' for the loser Now will be later to win For times are a ' changin! 7 Come senators, congressmen Please heed the colt Don ' t stand in the doorway Don ' t block the hall For he that gets hurt Will be he who has stalled There ' s a battle outside And It ' s ragin ' It ' ll soon shake your windows And rattle your wall For the times are a ' changin! 8 9 Come mothers and fathers Throughout the land And don ' t criticize What you don ' t understand Your sons and your daughters Are beyond your command Please get out of the way If you can ' t lend your hand For the times are a ' changin. —Bob Dylan 10 12 13 14 TOP LEFT: Wayne Bart Assistant Principal for Instruction TOP RIGHT: Rudolph Bush Assistant Principal for Instruction BELOW: Peter Watts Assistant Principal for Administration 15 TOP RIGHT: Gale Orr Administration Intern TOP LEFT: Mary Ashton Guidance Director BOTTOM: James Gontis Administration Aide 16 TOP: Carol Grewe Martha Harrill RIGHT: Joel Moody William Schuman BOTTOM: Minnie Belle Sellers Lois Hoffman Francis Chapman 17 TOP LEFT: James Green Natalie RIfkIn LOWER LEFT: Anna Moyko Timothy Burns Philip Welker RIGHT: Barbra Sue Carter Chairman BOTTOM LEFT: Linda Adkins 18 TOP RIGHT: Vivian Justice Sharon Hilgert Janice Clark TOP LEFT: Aubrey Smith Patricia Cleveland BOTTOM RIGHT: Daisybelle Elkins Rachel Maquire Karen Fleisher BOTTOM LEFT: Jerry Garner Mary Byers Sharon King James Smith 19 TOP LEFT: Helen Miller Paul Peters Qocial Qtudies LEFT: Ralph Sullivan Gale Wells BELOW LEFT: Jan Combs BELOW RIGHT: Brenlzer Price Donald Ferguson BOTTOM: John McClure Gaylord Wargo 21 Gcience TOP RIGHT: George Komar Leon Hawkins James Brahaney TOP LEFT: David Caughey Beryl Craig Dorothy Fielder BOTTOM RIGHT: Carl Sachs Chairman BOTTOM LEFT: Carole Andrews Don Bruce J 22 Industrial Arts LEFT: A. Edward Sommer Chairman James Conklin BOTTOM: Charles Hughes Ray Cather Hampton Williams 23 TOP RIGHT: Phillis Rittman Isaac Newkirk Rachel Whoolery Beatrice Harrington TOP LEFT: Robert Brown BOTTOM RIGHT: Robert Thomson Chairman BOTTOM LEFT: Robert Cassibry 24 Math TOP LEFT: Gerald Lehman Richard Hartley Ray Thomas William Campbell LOWER LEFT: Linda Reavis RIGHT: Marvin Kuntz BOTTOM LEFT: Lulu Dupuy 25 Foreign Language TOP LEFT: Elda Phillips TOP RIGHT: Mike Sette BOTTOM LEFT: Joan After Lowell MacDonald BOTTOM RIGHT: Daveley Walders Phyllis Owens 26 Art, Music, Home Ec. Art TOP RIGHT: Gloria Sproles Betty Skelly Ray Wilkins Chairman Home Economics BELOW: Judith Filmore Norma Kline Chairman Music BOTTOM: Virginia Blake David Reid Chairman 28 Business LEFT: Carol Schwartz Judy Ailes BOTTOM LEFT: Louise Thrower Fred Reger RIGHT: Julianna Walker Barbara Mossen Donna Thompson BELOW RIGHT: Jane Patton Chairman iliiiiiiii Physical Education I 31 TOP RIGHT: Rita Richardson Assistant Mary Haldane Librarian TOP LEFT: Thomas Ferguson Planetarium BOTTOM: Secretarial Staff Dorothy Russell Audrey Engstrom Dorothy Vaughn Betty Grantham Beth Olln Loretta Sauls Marion Fairbanks Mary Row 32 TOP: CAFETERIA WORKERS: ROW I: Corbin (Asst. Mgr.), Dale Pickering, Nuckles, McKinney, Mrs. Conger (Mgr.), Spaulding, Bibb, Abel, Hatmaker, Bynne. ROW 2: Moyer, Bell, Swain, Knicely, Smith, Walker, Bentham, Tingen. NOT PICTURED: A. Bibb, V. Rigney, L. Rigney, L. Smith. BOTTOM: JANITORS: ROW I: Mr. Moore (Head Custodian), Browing, Samuel, Alberta, Varner, Dingues, Moore, Couch. ROW 2: Smith, Fields, Johnson, Pitkins, Cook, Mullins, Couch, Couch. 33 Can you imagine us Years from today, Sharing a park bench guietly? How terribly strange To be seventy. Old friends, Memory brushes the same years. Silently sharing the same fear . . . —Paul Simon Art Garfunicel 34 35 TREASURER DAVE TOMEY I PRESIDENT DANNY HAYES SECRETARY DONNA BOYD VICE PRESIDENT GREG THOMPSON 36 A.F.9. 9tudent A year has passed and my Impression of Oakton High School has not changed since my first day In school. I ' ll never forget the students and teachers of this high school, the friendship and warm welcome they gave me. I ' ll al¬ ways remember Oakton High School as my best friend. VERA MARIE VIAJAR Surlago, Suriago del Norte Philippines 37 Cynthia d. abernathy . . . audio-visual club. henry w. adams . . . science club ... as¬ tronomy club. mansour m. alameer . . . science club . . . industrial arts club. theresa a. alldever , . . debate team . . . drama club, sec. . . . french club . . . block . . . student government . . . paragon . . . thesplan society, sec. janet allison . . . equestrian club. Jon b. anderson ... basketball, jv, frosh, Stephen w. austln . .. science club. rebecca I. baggett . . . french club ... fu¬ ture homemakers . . . student government. bonnie I. bailes . . . girls ' athletic assoc. . . . basketball, v, mgr. . . . hockey, v . . . Spanish club. elizabeth balkovic . . . girls ' athletic a soc. . . . basketball, jv, v . . . hockey, v . . . Spanish club. elaine c. banta . . . drama club . . . drill team . . . opus, ed-In-chlef . . . block . , . student government . . . thesplan society, john r. barkley . . . oakton club . . . Spanish club. teresa m. barry . . . audio-visual club . . . block . . . student government. Stephan I. baruffi . . . student government . . . cross country, jv . . . track, v . . . wres¬ tling, jv. beth a. belanger . . . pep club . . . paragon . . . sr class council. michael e. berriman . . . baseball, v . . . track, jv . . . wrestling, frosh. CYNTHIA D. ABERNATHY HENRY W. ADAMS KEN ADAMS LOUIS W. ADAMS ROBERT ADAMS MANSOUR M. ALAMEER THERESA A. ALLDEVER JANET ALLISON 38 JON B. ANDERSON STEPHAN W. AUSTIN BONNIE L. BAILES TERESA M. BARRY LINDA AUSTIN REBECCA L BAGGETT ELIZABETH BALKOVIC ELAINE C. BANTA JOHN R. BARKLEY 39 RICHARD A. BERRY LAURA C. BETTWY LINDA S. BLANCHETTE richard a. berry . , . oakton club . . . mad-® Ison club. ■ laura c. be+twy . . . bowling club . . . drill 9 team . . . magazine . . . pep club . . . span- m ish club . . . sr class council . . . concert® choir. ® Suzanne m. bispo ... future homemakers.® linda s. blanchet+e . . . future teachers . . .® opus . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club ... art® club—sec . . . track team. 9 peter |. bolduc .. . drama club. ® Josephine e. booth . . . future homemakers® . . . student gov ' t.. . v swimming. ® John f. bowen . . . symphonic band. ® donna 1. boyd . . . drill team . . . french® club . . . opus . . . oaktonettes, pres. . . .® student gov ' t . . . student council . . . sec,® frosh, soph, sr. .. swim team. I gall d. brown . . . drama club . , . oakton-® ettes . . . peace corps club, sec . . . Inter-® school relations club. ® linda d. brown ... bowling club .. . block ® . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club . . . student-® gov ' t . . . yearbook . . . frosh basketball® . . . jv hockey . . . jv track. M timothy e. brown . . . debate team . . block . . . Spanish club. .® linda s. broyhill . . . student gov’t . . . oak-® tonettes . . . pep club . . . peace corps® club. « mitchell a. bryan . . . ensemble . . . student® oov ' t . . . basketball, frosh, jv, var . . . foot- ' ® ball, jv, v . . . golf, capt. ® fudith m. bryant . . . yearbook . . . SpanishM dub. dorothea d. buck . . . drama club, freasS . . . keyettes, pres . . . nat ' l honor.society® . . . tennis . . . modern dance club . . student gov ' t . . . symphonic choir. RITA A. BLEVINS 40 DONNA L BOYD CHARLES 0. BROWN DEBORAH D. BROWN TIMOTHY BROWN GAIL D. BROWN LINDA D. BROWN ROBERT L BROWN DOROTHEA D. BUCK LINDA S. BROYHILL MITCHELL A. BRYAN JUDITH M. BRYANT 41 ANN M. BURKE DAVID D. BURKE RAYMOND K. BUCKLEY DOUGLAS K. BURD MARLENE 0. BURKGREN DENNIS P. CALDWELL CELESTE M. CAMERON JOYCE L CANFAX VIRGINIA L CARRICO MARIE T. CHAMBERLIN LYLE B. CHAPMAN 42 douglas k. burd ... football jv, v. ann m. burke .. . opus. david d. burke . . . football, frosh, {v, v . . , wrestling, jv, v . , . varsity club. marlene c. burkgren . , . equestrian club. celeste m. cameron . . . symphonic band. joyce I. canafax . . . peace corps . . , pep club. Virginia I. carrico . . . drama club , . . ath¬ letic assoc ... oaktonettes ... pep club, sec . . . student gov ' t. marie t. chamberlin , . . american field service . . . debate team . . . athletic assoc . . , latin club . . . nat ' l honor society . . . science club . . . student gov ' t . . . jv bas¬ ketball. lyle b. chapman . . . german club . . . stu¬ dent gov ' t. .. frosh football. Suzanne p. charney . . . jv cheerleader . . . athletic assoc . . . pep club . . . frosh bas¬ ketball. paul clemens . . . distributive education. jo a, clemens . . . american field service . . . keyettes . . . majorettes, capt ... nat ' l honor society . . , pep club . . . concert choir... sr council. nancy c. Cleveland . . . german club . . . keyettes, sec . . . nat ' l honor society . . . international relations club . . . sr class council. . . jr honor society. victoria I. cockerham . . . bowling club . . . drama club . . . pep club . . . medical ca¬ reer . .. Spanish club, sec. larry f. coffin . . . oakton club . . . varsity club . . . baseball, jv, v . . . football, jv, frosh. christy cole . . . Spanish club . . . jr class council. synthia coleman . . . keyettes . . . pep club ... V hockey. NANCY C. CLEVELAND VICTORIA L. COCKERHAM LARRY F. COFFIN CHRISTY COLE SYNTHIA COLEMAN 43 ANDREW H. COLMAN ROBERT D. CONROY DAVID A. CORN CHRISTIAN COLLER CATHERINE M. CORNELIUS LAURIE E. COUGHLAN BARBARA A. COURREGE BEVERLY L COURREGE SALLY A. COVELL WILLIAM B. CRAVEN MARK I. CROKE PHILIP CROWLIE 44 BELINDA CULLEN I MARY S. CULLEN Christian coller . . . chess club. andrew colman . . . block . . . paragon . . . baseball v . . . v football . . . v track. david corn . . . math club . . . symphonic band . . . V track . . . national math honor society. Catherine Cornelius . . . american field service, vp . . . bowling club . . . latin club . . . pep club . . . student government . . . medical careers club. laurie coughlan . . . american field service . . . drama club . . . equestrian club . . . french club, sec . . . national honor society . . . stu¬ dent government . . . concert choir. Barbara courrege . . . french club . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . yearbook. beverly courrege . . . french club . . . future nurses club. sally covell . . . keyettes . . . nat ' l honor so¬ ciety . . . block . . . student government. william craver . . . german club . . . science club. mark croke . . . drama club . . . key club . . . student government. Belinda cullen . . . bowling club . . . equestrian club . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . symphonic band . . . softball, jv, v . . . pep band. mary cullen . . . drama club . . . future home¬ makers. beverly Cummings . . . french club . . . maga¬ zine . . . art club. deborah curtis . . . american field service . . . ensemble . . . drama club, pres . . . german club . . . keyettes . . . national honor society . . . thesplan society, pres. lisa davis . . . american field service . . . v cheerleader . . . drama club . . . ensemble . . . keyettes . . . national honor society . . . student government . . . thesplan society. martha davis . , . future homemakers . . . latin club . . . block . . . oaktonettes . . . Spanish club. 45 Stephen w. dennlson . . . science club . . . stage band . . . symphonic band . . . pep band. helene a. dick . . . drama club . . . national honor society. carol a. dickman . . . trench club . . . girls ' athletic assoc . .. track. john m. disanto . . . paragon. kathleen a. doyle . . . senior council. Virginia m. doyle . . . drama club . . . key- ettes . . . pep club . . . Spanish club . . . student government. thomas v. dunham . . . bowling club . . . band. alan r. dunn . . . varsity club . . . v baseball . . . V basketball . .. v football. dennis d. durost . . . ensemble . . . sym- phonic band. Christina m. dyer . . . american field service . . . german club . . . opus . . . pep club . . . art guild . . . equestrian club, pres. trudee h. ebeling . . . american field serv¬ ice .. . german club . . . equestrian club, sec . . . pep club . . . student government . . . girls ' choir. . . archery. william b. eblen . , . oakton club. michael t. ellis . . . frosh football. geoffrey c. everly . . . jv wrestling ... ka¬ rate team. victoria a. fabel . . . future homemakers . . . library club. martin g. ferguson . .. latln club. JOHN M. DISANTO THOMAS A. DONLON KATHLEEN A. DOYLE VIRGINIA M. DOYLE THOMAS V. DUNHAM 46 ALAN R. DUNN DENNIS D. DUROST LESLEY J. DUXON CHRISTINA M. DYER TRUDEE H. EBELING WILLIAM B. EBLEN MICHAEL T. ELLIS DARNELL ENNIS 47 DAVID G. FETZER DAVID H. FIERKE LINDA E. FITZPATRICK KATHLEEN F. FLAHERTY david g. fetier . . . oakton club . . . sym¬ phonic band . . . varsity club . . . v baseball . . . football, frosh, }v, v . . . Jv track. david h. fierke . . , american field service . . . bowling club . . . chess club . . . de¬ bate team . . . french club . . . student government. linda e. fitzpa+rick . . . distributive educa¬ tion club . .. drill team. kathleen f. flaherty . . . future homemakers . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . symphonic band, sec, treas. dorls a. flanlken . . . american field service . . . drama club . . . pep club . . . Spanish club, treas. margaret e, fleming . . . drill team . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . symphonic band, sec, treas. I ' I marsha flint . . . distributive education club; | margaret e. fogarty . . . future teachers . .; glee club . . . Spanish club. | I raymond d. gabler . . . distributive educaf tion club . . . oakton club . . . madison club . . . jr class pres . . . varsity club • • • y baseball . . . football, jv, capt. f thomas d. galloway . . . oakton club . . f student government. | david a. gay . . . oakton club . . . student government . . . corres club . . . basketball, frosh, jv, V . . . V football . . . track. | jeanette a. gay .. . pep club. | linda a. gerber . . . drama club. I t alesia w. getchell . . . keyettes . . . pep club . . . Spanish club . . . student govern-i ment. I nanci 1. gildow . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . latin club, sec . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club . . . student government . . . basketball, v . . . track. genevieve m. goedtel . . . girls ' athletic as¬ soc . . . pep club . . . jv basketball . . . jv baseball. francis a. gonzales . . . block . . . boys choir . . . mixed chorus . . . football, frosh, jv . . . wrestling. MARGARET E. FLEMING 48 MARSHA FLINT MARGARET E. FOGARTY RAYMOND D. GABLER THOMAS D. GALLO WAY PAUL FOWLER DAVID A. GAY JEANETTE A. GAY LINDA A. GERBER ALESIA W. GETCHELL NANCI L GILDOW P GENEVIEVE M. GOEDTEL FRANCIS A. GONZALES ROBERT GOOD STEVEN GOODNIGHT 49 ROBERT J. GOSSELIN PAULA A. GOULD JAMES A. GRAHAM OAMERON L GRAVITT STEPHEN F. GRIMWOOD MICHAEL F. GUNN CARL F. GUNNELL 50 paula a. gould . . . future homemakers, his¬ torian . . . future teachers . . . german club ... latin club . . . nat ' l honor society . . . basketball, frosh. james a. graham . . . oakton club . . . var¬ sity club ... V baseball . . . football, v, jv. cameron, I. gravitt . . . class council, jr, sr . . . student gov’t . . . jv basketball . . . Spanish club, pres. rosetta e. gray . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . jv baseball . . . jv basketball . . . jv softball ... V track. lawrence w. green . . . french club . . . oak- ton club . . . stage band . . . symphonic band, treas. peter w. greene . . . oakton club . . . varsity club . . . jv track . . . jv wrestling . . . v wrestling. janet e. grimsley . . . american field serv¬ ice .. . drama club . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . keyettes . . . opus . . . jr honor society . . . peace corps club . . . pep club . . . science club . . . student gov’t . . . paragon. Stephen f. grimwood . . . drama club . . . french club . . . opus . . . oakton club . . . science club . . . stage band . . . student gov’t. michae! f. gunn . . . science club . . . surf¬ ing club. carl f. gunnell. . . stage band. (ohn j. guyette . . . russian club . . . Spanish club. jeffrey h. hale . . . varsity club . . . football, tfrosh, V ... V track. ralph c. hall . . . bowling club, vp . . . trap and skeet club. georgii d. Hamilton . . . drama club . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club . . . student gov ' t. william p. Hamilton . . . oakton club . . . v ■track . . . british american relations club, vp. donna I. hamlin . . . french club . . . future teachers . . . yearbook. robert a. hammerle . . . chess club. bonnie I. hanes . . . future teachers . . . par¬ agon . . . Spanish club. RALPH C. HALL GEORGII D. HAMILTON ROBERT A. HAMMERLE BONNIE L. HANES GREGORY A. HARTNETT DONNA M. HATOHER BONNIE S. HAYES DANNY L HAYES SHELBY HAYES ROSEMARY A. HEARTLEY DEBORAH S. HEIMAN CATHERINE P. HELLE 52 SUSAN M. HEUBUSCH SUZANNE E. HEYL LINDA M. HOFFMAN MICHAEL A. HOHLFELDER CRAIG B. HOKE elizabeth hanger . . . block . . . precision dance club . . . student gov ' .t Jr. william Hansard . . . bowling dub . . . equestrian club . . . french club . . . magazine . . . stage band . . . symphonic band , . . tennis. anne Hardaway . . . drama club . . . equestrian club. william harpine . . . audio-visual club . . . chess club . .. debate team block. gregory a. Hartnett . . . oakton club . . . varsity club, pres . . . football, co-capt . . . track, v . . . wrestling, v. donna m. hatcher . . . french club . . . future teachers . . . girls ' athletic assoc , . . pep dub. bonnie s. Hayes . . . block . . . pep club . . . tennis. danny I. Hayes . ., sr class pres. rosemary a. heartley . . . distributive education. deborah s. heiman . . . american field service . . . future teachers . . . keyettes . . . magazine, co-editor-ln-chief . . . pep dub . . . student gov ' t, vp. Catherine helle . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . latln club . . . pep club . . . v basketball, manager . . . basketball, jv, frosh . . . softball, v, jv. susan Heubusch . . . drama club . . . thesplan •so¬ ciety. Suzanne e. heyl . . . arts club . . . symphonic band. karen e. Higgins . . . drill team . . . pep club . . . tennis. sharon a. Higgins . . . drill team . . . drama club . . . future teachers . . . pep club . . . tennis. gall e. hill . . . v cheerleaders . . . newspaper . . oaktonettes . . . pep club . . . student gov ' t. linda Hoffman . . . ensemble . . . drama club . . . future homemakers . . . student gov ' t. michael a. hoHIfelder ... german club . .. varsity club . . . swimming dub, co-capt. craIg b. Hoke . . . drama club . . . magazine . . . newspaper . . . student gov ' t . . . thesplan so¬ ciety . . . yearbook. 53 cyn+hia a. holcomb , . . oaktone+tes . . . pep club . . . girls ' chorus . . . mixed chorus . . . concert choir. paula s. horn . . . american field service . . . drama . . . keyettes . . . pep club, treas, pres . . . student gov ' t . . . basketball . . . bridge club . . . jr council . . . sr coun¬ cil. Icathleen a. hughes . . . keyettes . . . para¬ gon, editor ... V hockey . . . biobgy club. audrey j. humphrey . . . pep club . . . Jv hockey. paul j. hurley . . . chess club . . . opus . . . math club, sec . . . nat ' l honor society . oakton club . . . science club. ’ susan Ic. irby . . . american field service . . . drama club, pres . . . athletic assoc . . . nat ' l honor society . . . thespian society, pres . . . hockey, v, jv. Cynthia a. isley . . . chess club . . . eques¬ trian club . . . Spanish club, treas. ann I. jennings . . . cheerleader, v, jv . . . german club . . . pep club . . . oaktonettes . . . student gov ' t. louis a. johnagin . . . golf . . . Spanish club. carol s. johnson . . . american field service . . . keyettes . . . latin club, pres . . . pre¬ cision dance club . . . student gov ' t . . . track. linda j. johnson . . . drill team . . . future homemakers. pamela d. Johnson . . . french club . . . key- e tes . . . nat ' l honor society. sue e. Johnson . . . drama club . . . eques¬ trian club . . . peace corps club . . . folk guitar club. James c. Icatcham . . . coin club. diane e. kellam . . . v cheerleader . . . drill team . . . keyettes . . . pep club, pres . . . V softball, manager. Icathleen I. kern . . . distributive education club . . . drama club . . . french club . . . newspaper. CYNTHIA A. HOLCOMB CLIFTON HOOKER RICHARD HUDUK KATHLEEN A. HUGHES PAULA S. HORN AUDREY J. HUMPHREY FORREST HUNT PAUL J. HURLEY 54 SUSAN K. IRBY CYNTHIA A. ISLEY LOUIS JOHNAGIN CAROL S. JOHNSON LINDA J. JOHNSON PAMELA D. JOHNSON SUE E. JOHNSON JAMES 0. KATOHAM DIANE E. KELLAM KATHLEEN L KERN JOHN T. KINCHELOE JANET R. KING BRIAN A. KLARE SUZANNE K. KNOWLTON JOHN P. LARRIMORE john t. Mncheloe . . . block . . . varsity club . . . yearbook . . . cross country, jv, v . . . track, v. janet r. king . . . drill team . . . future teachers . . . pep club. Brian a. klare . . . oakton club . . . stage band , . . symphonic band, treas . . . varsity club, sec,] treas . . . v baseball . . . football, frosh, v . . Spanish club . . . interact club. john p. larrimore . . . american fiel d service . . .; chess club . . . drama club . . . french club . . latin dub . . . opus . . . pep club . . . science club . . . art club. leonard c. langdon . . . bowling club . . . cross J country, jv, v . . . track, v. john c. lauer .. . chess club. kevin s. lewis . . . french club . . . opus . . . math club . . . oakton club . . . student government. H morris w. lewis. . . v track. sheila b. lucas . .. girls ' chorus. : kenneth w. lumsden . . . national honor society - . . . oakton club, vp . . . varsity club . . . football, ■ V ... V wrestling. diane m. lunn . . . american field service . . . latin club . . . pep club . . . student government. gail macaulay . . . american field service ... fu¬ ture teachers . . . opus . . . pep club. Stephen b. maeger . . . audio-visual club . . . french club . . . block . . . cross country jv . . . V track . . . concert choir. susan I. maloney . . . distributive education club. james r. manville . . . concert band. sharon I. marable . . . american field service . . . german club . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . pep club . . . girls ' hockey, v, co-captain. cheryl I. marchus . . . debate team . . . french club . . . keyettes . . . block . . . student government. LEONARD C. LANGDON 56 KEVIN S. LEWIS MORRIS W. LEWIS JOHN O. LAUER JOHN D. LONG SHEILA B. LUOAS KENNETH W. LUMSDEN f i i i ' ij DIANE M. LUNN MARTIN P. LYON V. GAIL MAOAULAY STEPHEN B. MAEGER GHERYL L. MAROHUS 57 CHARLES J. MAXFIELD DUNCAN E. McCALLUM KENNETH L MARION CORNELIA L MARTIN MAIRIN P. McGRANAGHAM GHRISTOPHER M. DONALD O. MclNNIS McGREER JOHN P. McNAIR JOCK W. McNULTY DAVID R. MEACHAM CHARLES J. MENEFEE LYNN 1. MERCHANT ANNA M. MILLER BERNARD F. MILLER Cornelia I. martin , . . nat ' l honor society . . . american field service, pres . . . student gov ' t . . . cabinet member. Charles }. maxfield . . . nat ' l honor society . . . oakton club . . . varsity club . . . Jv baseball . . . jv basketball . . . football, frosh, Jv, V . . . V track . . . soccer. duncan e mccallem . . . chess club . . . amer¬ ican field service, treas . . . ensemble . . . nat ' l honor society. mairin p. mcgranaghan . . . oaktonettes . . . american field service, sec . . . Spanish club, sec . . . girls ' track. Christopher m. mcgreer . . . audio visual club . . . chess club . . . v cheerleader . . . german club . . . block . . . science club . . . varsity club . . . wrestling, jv, v. donald o. mcinnis . . . chess club . . . ger¬ man club . . . math club . . . nat ' l honor society . . . science club. John p. mcnair.. . baseball, Jv, v. jock w. mcnulty . . . french club . . . ameri¬ can field service . . . opus , . . oakton dub . . . student gov ' t . . . class council, soph, Jr, sr. david r. meachem . . . oakton club . . . american field service . . . student gov ' t, pres. charles j. menefee . . . stage band . . . sym¬ phonic band. lynn i. merchant . . . drill team . . . drama club . . . american field service . . . key- ettes . . . nat ' l honor society . . . student gov ' t. anna m. miller ... pep club ... v softball. Christine t. miller . . . v cheerleader . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club. elizabeth a. monk . . . opus . . . american field service . , . future homemakers, sec . . . future teachers . . . athletic assoc . . . oaktonettes . . . peace corps club . . . hock¬ ey, Jv, V. michael c. moran . . . drama, pres . . . oak¬ ton club, sec . . . student gov ' t . . . base¬ ball, V . . . basketball, frosh . . . sr class council. vicki I. morton . . . ensemble. CHRISTINE T. MILLER STEVE A. MILLER ELIZABETH A. MONK MICHAEL C. MORAN LOUIS W. MORRISON VICKI L MORTON 59 JAMES W. MOUSER JEAN E. MOYER BRENDA K. MUENZER DAVID C. MYERS FRENESI MYERS GARY W. NEVITT WENDELIN K. NEWTON DAVID H. NOBLE BEVERLY D. NOWERS TERENOE R. O ' BRIEN 60 HAROLD E. O ' LEARY RICHARD E. OWENS DAVID S. PAPAS JAMES A. PARKER DAVID 0. PATRICK DEBRA P. PETSKO jean e. moyer . . . american field service, sec . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . keyettes . . . nat ' l honor society , , . student gov ' t . . . v hockey . . . Spanish dub, pres . , . concert choir. david c. myers . . . student gov ' t, jr pres . . . V basketball . . . v football . . , v track. david r. nelson . . . chess club, vp . . , debate team . . . french club . . . math club, vp, pres . . . nat ' l honor society . . . science club, vp . . . student gov ' t . . . symphonic band . . . tennis. wendelin Ic. newton . . . american field service . . . nat ' l honor society . . . oaktonettes . . . Spanish club . . . sr council. beverly d. nowers . . . distributive education club . . . drama club. terence r. o ' bnen . . . bowling club . , . chess club . . . stamp club. harold e. o ' leary . . . football, frosh, |v, v , . , jv track . . . wrestling, frosh, }v, v. rtchard e. owens . . . varsity club . . . v foot¬ ball. james a. parker . . . block . . . varsity club . . . baseball, jv, v . . , basketball, jv, v . . . v football. linda k. payne . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . V basketball. elizabeth a. perron . .. oaktonettes. debra p, petsko . . . cheerleader, frosh, jv, v . . . future teachers . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club . . . student gov ' t. 61 james w. piciceral . . . varsity club . .. foot¬ ball, V, co-captain. ellora piper . . . national honor society . . . student government, sr class council . . . symphonic band, librarian. pan piticin . . . american field service . . . future homemakers . . . future teachers. robin polk . . . bowling club . . . oakton club. deborah I. powers . . . american field serv¬ ice .. . french club . . . national honor so¬ ciety . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club . . . stu¬ dent government. elizabeth a. price . . . american field service, pres . . . drama club . . . drill team . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club . . . student gov¬ ernment. leland f. price . . . drama club . . . maga¬ zine . . . russian club . . . student govern¬ ment . . . basketball . . . football, }v, v . . . track, jv, v. wayne f. pullen . . . oakton club, treas . . . varsity club . . . football, jv, v. regina quinn . . . distributive education club . . . future homemakers . . . pep club. heidi ' reed . . . pacific asian affairs club. mary I. regan . . . future homemakers. Charles e. revis . . . oakton club . . . science club . . . symphonic band . . . paragon. roy 1. rhodes . . . stage band . . . symphonic band . . . wrestling, v. Cameron p. roberts . . . american field serv¬ ice .. . debate team . . . equestrian club . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . oaktonettes . . . student government . . . hockey, v, co¬ captain . . . track . . . jr class treas. mark p. robinson . . . chess club . . . math club . . . german club . . . science club . . . student government. riva f. roland . . . future homemakers . . . national honor society . . . student govern¬ ment. PAMELA PITKIN JAMES W. PICKERAL ELLORA PIPER ROBIN C. POLK STANLEY POSTON DEBORAH L POWERS ELIZABETH A. PRICE LELAND F. PRICE 62 WAYNE F. PULLEN REGINA QUINN JOSEPH RANDALL CYNTHIA READ HEIDI REED ROY L RHODES MARY L. REGAN CAMERON P. ROBERTS MICHAEL REGAN MARK P. ROBINSON CHARLES E. REVIS RIVA F. ROLAND 63 TIMOTHY S. ROSS JANETH R. ROUZER RICHARD E. RUDZINSKI BRENDA K. RUPARD CHERYL L RUSSELL JACQUELINE M. SANDERS timothy s. ross . . . stage band . . . symphonic band. janeth r. rouzer . . . american field service, vp . . . keyettes, pres . . . national honor society . . . block, feature ed, assoc, ed. richard e. rudzinski . . . german club . . . peace corps dub . . . student government . . . sym¬ phonic band. brenda k. rupard . . . american field service . . . drama club . . . keyettes . . .is national honor society . . . pep club . . . student goy- ernment . . . concert choir, sec. cheryl I. russell . . . bowling club . . . drill team . , . student government . . . newspaper . . . pep club. jacqueline m. sanders . . . drama club. deborah s. sawyer . . . french club . . . opus . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club. elizabeth scheid . . . american field service . . . equestrian club, pres . . . french club . . . pep club. pamela j. schmidt . . . american field service . . . drama club . . . future teachers . . . na¬ tional honor society . . . oaktonettes, vp . . . student government, cabinet . . . Spanish dub. michaef schrinel . . . varsity club . . . football, jv, V . . . track, v. carol j. seal . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club . . . russian club, sec . . . student government. kathleen s. semsch . , . american field service . . . cheerleaders, v . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . block . . . pep club . . . student govern¬ ment . . . lettermans club. charles r. shaffer . . . chess club . . . science club. david e. shaw . . . distributive education club . . . frosh football. diane e. shaw . . . equestrian dub. michael I. sherldan . . . basketball, frosh, Jv, v . . . varsity track . . . symphonic band. david a. sherwood .. . stage band. barry I. shimel . . . distributive education dub . . . bowling club . . . ensemble . . . drama club . . . german club . . . pep club . . . var¬ sity club . . . varsity baseball . . . football, var¬ sity, Jv. Stephen c. shough . . . v track. 64 DEBORAH S. SAWYER ELIZABETH SCHEID PAMELA J. SCHMIDT MICHAEL SCHRINEL CAROL J. SEAL GARY SEEY MICHAEL L SHERIDAN DAVID A. SHERWOOD BARRY L SHIMEL STEPHEN C. SHOUGH 65 BARBARA G. SHOWERS JAY R. SMITH EDWARD E. SIMPSON MONICA SLATT RONALD B. SLOAN PATRICIA 0. SMITH PAUL T. SMITH JEAN A. SMITH STEVEN A. SMITH ROGER W. STANTON DEBORAH A. STEELE 66 FLORENCE A. STONE Barbara g. showers . , . symphonic band. edward e. simpson . . . block, editor-in- chief. monica slaft . . . bowling club . . . drama club . . . athletic assoc . . . student gov ' t . . . thespian society . . . v basketball. jay r. smith . . . drama club . . . pep club . , . symphonic band . . . thespian society .. . drum maj. jean a. smith . . . future homemakers . . . future teachers . . . german club, vp , . . magazine, editor-in-chief . . . pep club . . . student gov ' t . . . frosh basket¬ ball .. . iv softball. patricia c. smith ... drama club ... drill -team . . . jv hockey . . . medical ca¬ reer club, sec . . . Spanish club. paul t. smith . . . bowling club . . . sci¬ ence club. steven a. smith ... basketball, v, frosh. roqer w. stanton . . . german club . . . oakton club . . . science club . . . stage band . . . student gov ' t . . . symphonic band, vp. deborah a. steele . . . student gov ' t . . . sr council . . . soph council. james e. Stephens . . . ensemble . . . stage band . . . marching band. robert I, steward . . . american field service . . . student gov’t . . . soph council. patricia a. stuart . . . distributive educa¬ tion club. david r. sulHvan . . . distributive educa¬ tion club. anne c. talley . . . ensemble . . . student gov ' t... sr council. i . 1 ! ! DAVID R. SULLIVAN i I ANNE C. TALLEY 67 ROBERT W. TAYLOR DEBORAH A. TEDDER DONALD E. THOMAS KATHLEEN M. THOMAS DAVID H. THOMPSON GILBERT W. THOMPSON GREGORY A. THOMPSON JANET E. THOMPSON SHIRLY B. TOLSON DAVID B. TOMEY ROBERT E. TORHEIM GARY H. TOTMAN 68 r DEBORAH TRAYNHAM ROBERT E. TUFTS KARLA K. WARD KAREN A. WALTERS CARLA Y. WALKER deborah a. tedder . . . drama club . . . drill team, sec . . . future teachers . . . german club . . . oaktonettes. donald e. thomas . . . bowling club . . . dis¬ tributive education club. david h. thompson . . . oakton club . . . var¬ sity club, vp . . . baseball, Jv, v . . . football, jv, V . . . wrestling, v. gregory a. thompson . . . american field serv¬ ice .. . oakton club, pres, sr vp . . . varsity club . . . football, frosh, }v, v . . . v track. Janet e. thompson . . . american field service . . . future teachers, vp . . . keyettes . . . nat1 honor society . . . pep club . . . student gov ' t. shirly b. tolson . . . distributive education club, treas. david b. tomey . . . nat ' l honor society . . . oakton club . . . symphonic band . . . sr treas. robert e. torheim . . . russian club . . . jv foot¬ ball . . . frosh track ... ski club. gary h. totman . . . oakton club. deborah traynham . . , american field service . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club. robert e. tufts . . . v wrestling. carla y. walker . . . german club . . . pep club, vp . . . symphonic band. karen a. waiters . . . future teachers. karla k. ward . . . american field service . . . debate team . . . french club . . . keyettes . . . block, ass ' t editor . . . student gov ' t. barbara j. watson . . . distributive education club, sec .. . tennis. george d. webb . . . bowling club . . . oakton club . . . stage band . . . symphonic band, pres. janet a. weber . . . drama club . . . opus . . . nat ' l honor society .. . thespian society. 69 diane I. wedow . . . american field service . . . student gov ' t . . . pep club . . . yearbook . . . oaktonettes . . . jv softball . . . girls ' ath¬ letic assoc . . . Spanish club. Barbara m. welier . , . american field service . . . future teachers . . . girls ' athletic assoc . . . block . . . oaktonettes . . . v basketball, manager. deborah a. white . . . pep club . . . american field service . . . drill team captain . . . mod¬ ern dance club. wayne w. whIteman . . . oakton club . , . jv football. mary I. whithey . . . distributive education club . . . jv basketball . . . Jv softball . . . track. mark s. whitfemore . . . latin club . . . pep club . . . Spanish club . . . student gov ' t. gwendolyn c. wise . . . debate team . . . amer¬ ican field service . . . keyettes . . . block . . . opus . . . precision dance club . . . student gov ' t . . . symphonic band . . . jv softball manager. terry I. wol! . . . future teachers, treas . . . Spanish . . . russian club. Barbara }. wood . . . distributive education club. deborah a. wright . . . student gov ' t . . . american field service . . . french club . . . future teachers, pres, treas, sec . . . nat’l hon¬ or society. janet I. wright . . . ensemble . . . student gov ' t . . . pep club . . . jv basketball. susan a. young . . . future homemakers . . , oaktonettes . . . pep club . . . Spanish club . . . student gov ' t . . . leaders club . . . soph vp . . . dwm club. david j. zahniser . . . chess club . . . drama club . . . math club, vp . . . nat ' l honor so¬ ciety, pres . . . science club, pres . . . student gov ' t . . . thesplan society. DIANE L. WEDOW BARBARA M. WELLER JEANETTE M. WELLS DEBORAH A. WHITE WAYNE W. WHITEMAN LAWERENCE D. WHITNEY MARK S. WHITTEMORE 70 LEE E. WILLT DARRELL L WISE GWENDOLYN C. WISE DEBORAH A. WRIGHT DAVID J. ZAHNISER 71 There ' s only One More Mountain, just a piece of clay. One more little hill to climb. One more mound of earth, standin ' between us. One more other side to find. If we can get to the top, don ' t you knov we ' ll see A valley down below. We ' ve got just One More Mountain, standin ' between us. One more little hill to go. One More Mountain, One More Mountain to go. —Tommy Oliver and Gary Lemel 72 Juniors VICE PRESIDENT JULIANN MILLER - W.:. PRESIDENT JOHN MASSA SECRETARY KERRY MclNNIS TREASURER ADRIE SARDONIA 74 I Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away Now it looks as though they ' re here to stay Oh, I believe in Yesterday. Suddenly, I ' m not half the man I used to be There ' s a shadow hanging over me Oh Yesterday came suddenly. 75 Seasons change with scenery; Weaving tinne in a tapestry. Won ' t you stop and remember me At any convenient time? Funny how memory skips Looking over manuscripts Of unpublished rhyme. 76 f! i I I t r i 1 i i i Time it was, And what a time it was; It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be . . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They ' re all that ' s left you. 77 I I i j I ! i I I Moving lights, flashing signs, Blinking faster than your mind. Leading people with suggestions Leaving no unanswered guestions. You can live without direction And it don ' t have to be perfection. Life is love, in a Neon Rainbow. 78 All the leaves are brown, And the sky is gray. I ' ve been for a walk On a winter ' s day. I ' d be safe and warm, If I was in LA. California Dreamin ' On such a winter ' s day. 79 9noopy Wins First Place ABOVE: Abetz, Gerald Abrams, Brad Adams, Elizabeth Ainsworth, David Alesi, Lauren Anderson, Douglas Andreatta, Ronald Archer, John Arnold, Jorjanne Ashburn, Mike Avery, Steven Badaiati, Peter Bailey, Andrew Bailey, Richard Baker, George Ball, Cheryll Ball, Robin Ball, Susan Banta, Dean Barrineau, Dewey Bartell, Michael Baruffi, Theresa Bates, Michael Bass, Lori Beattie, Brian Bell, Karen Bellemare, Robert Berta, Janet Bigler, Bernard Binninger, Patricia Bisbee, Mark Blackwell, Lawrence Blanchette, Leslie Blevins, Sandra Blumberg, Ruth Bohrer, Barbara Bohrer, Karen Bond, Carolyn Bonds, Michael Boles, John BELOW: Boyd, Harriet Boyd, Harrison Bowers, James Bowman, Ricky Bracey, Deborah Bradt, Cheryl Brown, William Bryant, Margaret Buchanan, David Bunaugh, Daniel Burocher, Brenda Burk, Chris 80 LEFT: Burke, Gloria Buser, Nancy Cable, Carolyn Carlson, Marsha Carr, James Carter, William Carty, Michael Casey, Dana Chamberlin, Patricia Chappell, Steve Chappell, Vicki Chaszar, Betty Childress, Carolyn Clark, Beth Clatterbuck, Karen Clingenpeel, William Clokey, Patricia Cocchi, James Cock, Kathryn Coffinberger, Diane Cole, Gary Cole, Stacey Coll, Elizabeth Connifey, Michael Compton, John Counts, Randy Craig, Mary Crisp, Jeff BELOW: Cretsos, Maurice Croke, Christopher Cross, Carolyn Cumbie, Dana Cummings, Marsha Dailey, William Davis, Laura Dawson, James Dean, Hal Debusk, Brenda Degraff, Darlene Depew, Linda Detwiler, Douglas Dickman, Glenda Digges, Stephanie Dllle, Marcelle 81 LEFT: Dobbins, Pamela Donahue, Lucia Donnelly, Randall Donovan, Cathleen Donovan, Jane Dougherty, Stephen Dove, Michael Downing, Thomas Dreller, Eric Dunbar, Sherene Dunbar, Stephen Dyer, Bonnie Eastridge, Diana Eastridge, Donna Erlendson, Kirsten Evans, Douglas Evans, Tobey Fagan, Janis Fairchild, Kathleen Farris, Candice BELOW: Farrish, Sandra Finn, Becky Fisher, Earl Flaherty, Carol Fletcher, William Flint, Maralyn Florman, Jean Flynn, Patrick Fogerty, Sheila Fogerty, Randy Follin, Theodore Foster, Eric Francis, Theodore Frank, Suzanne Fraser, Mary Frodella, Judith Galloway, James Galloway, Judith Gamlin, Kathleen Gandy, Randolph Garber, Patricia Garrett, Deborah Garten, James Gaut, Mary Gauthier, Richard Getty, Jeffrey Gilbert, Hugh Gilliam, Kathryn Gillis, Jan Golding, Judi Graham, Roy Grant, Gail Grau, Judy Gray, John Gray, Pauline Green, Susan Greene, Alison Greene, Shelly Greer, Ellen Gregoire, Christine 82 Class Of ' 70 Selects Rings Grewe, Keith Grigsby, Sherry Grove, MimI Grubbs, Dianna Grundset, Eric Gunn, Arthur Guseman, Mary Haberstroh, Susan Hagedorn, Mary Haiglerd, Karen Hale, John Hall, Curt Hall, Elizabeth Hall, Guy Hall, John Hamilton, Jill Hamner, Ronald Hanchett, Teresa Handwerk, Stephen Hanlon, Daniel Harris, Edgar Harris, Joseph Hastings, Laurel Hayes, Buddy Hayes, Margaret Haynes, Rita Heatwole, Donna Helstrom, Kristine Henry, Steven Hensley, Rufurd Herring, Diane He ' wltt, James Hill, Deborah Hilton, Edward Hocking, Debra Hogan, Patricia Hogan, William Holdaway, Mildred Hollady, Marc Hollis, Paula Holloway, Stephen Hopper, William Horn, Linda Howdershell, Mike Hubbard, Ronnie Hudson, Granville Huffman, Robert Hummer, Valerie Hutchinson, Kathleen Hutchison, Irene Ingram, Mary Isley, Daniel Jackson, Harold Jenkins, Bru ce Jerozal, Barbara Jessop, Walter 83 I Junior QpiriJ Goars LEFT: Johnson, Diana Johnson, Glenda Johnson, James Johnson, Mary Johnson, Susan Jones, Elizabeth Juchot, Catherine Kachel, Stanley Karonis, Peter Karstens, Henry Kastens, Ride Kauflin, Francis Keller, Mark Kelley, Patricia Kennedy, Cherl Kennedy, Pamela Kersey, David Kinder, Rosemary Klekner, Christine Knight, Linda Kohler, Ralf Kolankiewicz, Gerald Kostyal, Suzanne Krytusa, Paul Kulenguski, James Kushner, Robert Kyle, Lawrence Lamb, Donna Lander, William Latham, Royce BELOW: Lauer, Bruce Lawrence, Victor Lawson, Roger Ledbury, Janet Lee, William Levister, Jane LItz, Sandra Lloyd, Edward Lloyd, Harry Lord, Deborah Lowe, Stephanie Lozito, Paul Lutyke, Richard Lynch, Bethany MachInskI, Richard Mack, Betty Mahar, Kathleen Mahoney, Colleen Mahoney, Martha Major, Dennis Marcey, Phillip March, Wesley Mares, Michael Massa, John 84 LEFT: Massey, Patrick Masterson, Patricia Mathias, Alan May, Elizabeth McCann, Mary McCarron, Brian McCaulay, Joseph McCauley, Jeanne McClendon, Roger McCracken, Jim McCullough, Chistopher McDonough, Patricia McGreer, Donnella Mclnnis, Kenneth Mclnnis, Kerry McKendry, William McKeone, Mary McKinnon, Paula McLaughlin, John McNeil, Jack Mellott, Cherla Merkling, John Mifflin, Ron Miletich, Beverly Miller, Carole Miller, Frank Miller, Juliann Miller, Robert Miller, William Mills, Deborah Mills, Suzanne Mohun, Scott Moncrief, Elizabeth Moore, Brenda Moore, Judy Moore, Kerry BELOW: Moore, Leanne Morrissey, Brian Mott, Joseph Mountjoy, John Mundy, Patricia Murdock, Michael Murphy, Douglas Myers, Gary Myers, ' Kenise Nelsen, Thomas Nelson, Debra Neufeld, John 85 ■ ' jy ■■ ii ' -i •] A cr l| B ' m Mlm Nelville, Marilyn Newman, Cheryl Newstrom, Daniel Nolin, Frank Nowers, Larry Oleson, Diane Osborne, Judy Padge+L, Kathleen Padgett, Terry Parsell, Wanda Parsons, Mark Parsons, Roger Patrick, Dorothy Payne, Elizabeth Pearsall, Arthur Pearson, George Pederson, Carol Peil, Patricia Percival, Juanita Petersen, Douglas Phares, Jean Pierce, Harry PIgge, Deborah Place, Linda Pochucha, Toni Poe, Deborah Powell, Dickie Preston, Patricia Price, John Prussell, Peggy Purvis, James Radabaugh, Rhonda Rader, Richard Ragland, Deborah Raleign, Jack Rappaport, Laura Reeder, Paula Reinert, Robert Renick, Scot Rexrode, Brenda RIcaurte, George Riggs, Katherine Rohlinger, Mary Roseberry, Jennifer Rotenberry, William Roth, Lynanne Rouse, Marsha Rowe, Carolyn Rudzinski, Kenneth Rumble, Barbara Russell, Claudia Ryan, Rebecca Sardonia, Adrielle Schaeffer, Sandrea Juniors 9frive To Top Qeniors ABOVE: Schemethron, Denise Schimmel, Sharon Schlie, Pamela Schreppel, Gayle Schwalje, Rebecca Scurto, John Seal, Christine Seippel, Bruce Shaffer, Debbie Shafferman, Bruce Sheltra, Sally Sherman, John Shewbridge, Barbara Shipley, Thomas Short, Robert Showalter, Charles Showalter, Warren Shrewsbury, Cynthia Shumate, Stephen Simon, Horst Sjorup, Christopher Slaughter, Ann Slusher, Michael Small, Shaleen Smith, Jerry Smith, Linda Smith, Richard Smith, Sharon Smith, Suzanne Sollom, Craig Somerville, Thomas Sommers, Sue Sowers, Robert Spaur, Sistie Stafford, Romney Stanek, Paul Stangohr, Janet Stanton, Brenda Staples, Robert Statler, Keith LEFT: Stephenson, Jill Stevenson, Beverly Stewart, Chris Stonecipher, Rebecca Stradtner, Nancy Streeter, Brad Strunk, Phyllis Studt, Karl Sturman, William Suflita, Theresa Sweet, Samuel Taggart, James I LEFT: Tallos, Alexandra Ta+e, Peter Taylor, Mary Tebbs, George Tepper, Esther Thomas, Cynthia Thompson, Carlene Thompson, Joan Thorpe, Mary Tillen, Michele Tordiff, Cathy Tordiff, Joseph Torrance, Nelson Trinkle, Gary Trivett, Nancy Trowbridge, Susan Tullgren, Debra Tully, Charles BELOW: Turley, William Turner, Carol Turner, Christine Turner, James Turner, KathI Turner, Susan Vadeboncoeur, Elise Valin, Wayne Varner, Adrian Vazquez, Nadine Venski, Stephen Verboncoeur, Carl Verdeur, Carolee Vincent, Dennis Vining, Matthew 1 t i I 88 LEFT: Wagner, Stephen Walker, Dennis Waller, Joan Ward, Craig Ward, William Webster, Bruce Weimer, Alan Weller, Patricia Wells, Richard Wells, Stephen Welsh, Candice Wever, Danial Whitfield, Mary Whitney, Leslie Whitney, Richard Whitt, Burt Whorley, Susan Willt, Eric BELOW: Wilson, Mitchell Windell, Claudia WIndle, Margaret Winnik, Harry Wirrick, Karen WituI, Mary Woldorf, Richard Wolfe, Gary Wood, Barbara Wright, Teresa Wuttke, Cheryl Wyatt, Lee Zean, Linda Zellbor, Karen Zeller, Michael Zitnar, Kathleen Class Of ' 70 Origina+es 91ave Day I i Get your motor runnin ' Head out on the highway Lookin ' for adventure, In whatever comes my way. Yeah, I ' m gonna make It happen. Catch the world In a love embrace Fire all of your guns at once and Explode Into space. I like smoke and lightning. Heavy metal thunder Racing with the wind. With the feeling that I ' m free. Like a true natures child We were born, born to be wild. — Mars Bonfire 90 91 VICE PRESIDENT STEPHANIE SMYTH PRESIDENT O. V. HANGER TREASURER STEVE MEACHAM SECRETARY DOBORAH ELDBRACHER 92 . . . the pattern of my life And the puzzle that is me. From the moment of my birth To the instance of my death, There are patterns that I must follow Just as I must b reathe each breath. My life is made of patterns that can scarcely be controlled. 93 1 Hang on +o your hopes, my friend. That ' s an easy thing to say, But If your hopes should pass away Simply pretend that you can build them again. Look around. The grass Is high. The fields are ripe. It ' s the springtime of my life. i 94 Time, Time, Time, see what ' s become of me While I looked around for my possibilities. I was so hard to please. Look around. Leaves are brown, And the sky is a hazy shade of winter. 95 The time it is today, and we most find our way My heart it clearly states the answer ' s, not in hate I once believed that love was but a dream But now I know that love ' s a flowing stream They ' re lying, killing, they ' re pushing they ' re rules They tell me the prophets all were just fools But I know different and I won ' t be used It ' s they that are lost it ' s they are confused. 96 Abernathy, Debra Adams, James Adams, Michael Ahern, Jeffrey Alt, Diane Aleshire, Mary Altamirano, Helen Anderson, Joyce Anderson, Mark Andrews, Heidi Ashmore, Saundra Aulson, Jewell Austin, David Austin, Sandy Babbit, David Baggett, Robert Bailes, Linda Bailey, Arthur Bailey, Douglas Baker, Barbara Balish, Jean Barkley, Joseph Barrett, Timothy Banta, Dianne Barton, Joyce Baryffu, Gregory Bates, Betty Beach, Patricia Beaune, Clifford Beaune, Kenneth Beckwith, Barbara Belcher, Frank Bell, Melinda Bender, Carla Bender, Sandra Bergen, Sharon Berriman, Peter Berryman, Richard Bertogllo, Anthony Betzer, Beth Billings, Edward Beyke, Paula Birch, Elian Bishop, Barbara Bisutto, Errol Bjelland, Karen Blanchette, Louis Bond, Jennifer Bonnell, Alda Booth, Sharon Borders, Linda Boston, Mark Bour, Kathleen Bowman, Pixie ABOVE: Boyd, Robin Bradford, Edward Bradley, Jack Brady, Cathleen Breeden, Winifred Brandt, Mark Broehm, Patrick Brouillette, John Brown, Allen Brown, Betsy Brown, Judith Brown, Randall Buchanan, Patrick Buckley, Brenda Buckley, Stewart Bulin, Susan Burgett, Marcia Burk, Karen Burke, Randi Burke, Sallie Burleson, Marsha Burns, John Burrier, Dale Burton, Richard Bush, Mariane Byrd, Donna Byrd, Rayetta Byrd, Warren Byrum, Christopher Cairns, David Calcaterra, Vincent Caldow, Laurie Caldwell, Robert Carlisle, Michael Campbell, Terri Campbell, William Carrico, Charles Carroll, Patricia Carter, Anthony Casey, Patricia Cawley, Mary Childs, Frances Chapman, Mary Chaudet, Judy Christel, Catherine Church, Karen Cirillo, John Clark, Janet BELOW: Clark, Roger Cline, Brenda Cockerham, Stephen Cogswell, Michael Cohen, Mike Colbert, Jan Cole, Coleen Cole, Craig Cole, Gordon Coleman, Janet Coll, Margaret Collier, John 99 LEFT: Compton, Annette Connifey, Kevin Conroy, Edward Conroy, James Conroy, Maureen Cook, John Couch, Leonard Coulter, Edith Covington, Diane Craig, Willard Craven, Lynn Crews, Nancy Crider, Tina Crisler, Charles Crisp, Glenna Critchfield, Elizabeth Crosbie, Roberta Crowlle, Margaret Cullen, Catherine Cumberland, Riley Cummings, Linda Cummins, Debbie Cunningham, Larry Cunningham, Lawrence Curran, Keith Curry, Gregory Curs, Claire CybulskI, Judith Danner, Richard Dargusch, Glenn Davidson, Janet Davies, Debra Davis, James Davis, Robert Davis, Royce Davis, Sharon BELOW: Davis, William Decker, Steven Denham, Bruce Dillon, Margaret Dix, Robert Dobson, Thomas Doiron, Michele Donlon, Sean Doolittle, James Dove, Janice Doyle, Angel Driver, Julie Dulaney, Stephen Dunn, Patricia Dupuy, Nan Durham, Thomas Ecklund, Paula Edwards, Judith Eldracher, Deborah Elliott, Arlene Evans, Debra Evans, Jacqueline Faircloth, George 100 LEFT: Farrell, Linda Ferguson, Nancy Ferrier, Judy Fetterer, Katheryn Fefzer, Paul Fielding, Milton Fillius, John Finan, Joseph Finneyfrock, Nancy Fisher, Erlihe Flaherty, Barbara Flohra, Duane Flower, Nancy Flynn, Deborah Fogarty, Mary BELOW: Foley, Linda Folks, Patricia Foss, Robert Fowler, Steven French, Hugh Fritter, Carol Frye, Dan Gabardy, Dale Gaile, Debra Garcia, Susan Garrett, Sandra Garten, Michael Gay, Ronald German, Gary Gilchrist, Richy Gilmore, Michael GJormand, Deidre Glass, Steven Glover, Richard Goddard, Susan Gooch, Kathryn Goodman, Jess Goodspeed, Kathleen Gore, Wanda Green, Susan Gregory, Kenneth Grant, Bruce Groome, Michael Grumbly, Patricia Guilford, Brenda Gulley, Linda Gullotta, Chris Gurney, Laurie Hagler, Charles Haley, James Hall, Betty Hamilton, Katherine Hammer, Patricia Hanger, O. V. Hardaway, Peter Qophs Host Bam Dance 1 101 ' 7 1 Qponsors Qpirif Week Hargrove, Debra Harris, Greogory Hartnett, Susan Hatcher, Donald Hattin, Anthony Hawes, Mary Hayes, Michael Heim, Mary Henderson, Daniel Herrell, Bonnie Herring, James Hill, Christopher Hill, Robert Hodgson, Janet Hoertel, Deborah Hoffman, Barbara Hoke, Christina Holcomb, Hoyt Hollway, Barbara Holmes, Johnina Hood, Richard Hoover, Jeffery Hopson, Philip Horn, Jenifer Houska, Bradley Howard, Charles Hubbard, Samuel Hudgins, Cathy Huenecke, Guy Hughes, John BELOW: Hummel, Lisa Humphrey, John Humphrey, George Hunt, Robin Hurley, Alicia Irons, Deborah Issacs, Kathy Issacs, Norma Jacks, Mary Jackson, Raymond Jacobs, Dennis Jaffers, Rebecca Johnson, Dawn Johnson, Maiorie Johnson, Wayne Jones, Brenda Jones, Hazel Kanupp, Barbara Keefe, Alison Keith, Claude Kelley, Richard Kelley, Robert Kennedy, Leslie Kennedy, Michael 102 LEFT: Kerfoot, Donna Kinder, Patti King, Susan Klein, Sue Klinkert, Lynn Knox, Debbie Kolankiewicz, Bob Kornicker, Lance Kowalski, Walter Krytusa, Diane Kulenguski, Carol Kulesza, Jennifer Kuntz, Keith Lachance, Lawrence Lamb, Barbara LampI, Susan Lane, Sandra Langdon, Michael Larson, Jeffery Lawhorn, Thomas Lea, Terri Lee, Dennis Lee, Edward Lerch, Gary Lewis, Mark Lewis, Robert Lilley, Stephanie Lindstrom, Deidre Litch, David Lloyd, Anne Long, Nancy Longerbeam, Joyce Lowrey, Tyler Lozito, Nancy Lumsden, Philip Lynch, Gordon BELOW: Makely, Clarence Maloney, Jean Maloney, Joan Maloney, Patrick Manville, Karen Merchant, Frances Marris, Sharon Martin, Alfred Martin, Evangel Marum, Suzanne Mathews, James Metros, Ronald 103 Maulfair, John Maxey, Gary McCabe, Mary McCarthy, Diane McCarthy, James McClafferty, Patrick McClendon, David McDavid, Gloria McDermott, Frances McDermott, Michele McDonald, Susan McGrath, James McIntyre, Linda McKechnIe, Christine McKinnon, Stephen McLean, Rebecca McMullan, Charles McNamara, Judy Mea, Roberta Meacham, Steven Mercader, Carole Meyer, Burdetta Miller, Jeanne Miller, Joyce Molinas, Marilyn Molster, Barbara Moore, Dale Moore, Stephen Moore, Vectorla Moran, Katherine Morrison, Pamela Mountain, Gail Mountjoy, William Mudrinich, Sandra Muller, Kevin Myers, Judith Nauman, Marilee Nelms, Wayne Nelson, Diane Nelson, Leslie Neville, Louis Ney, Annette Ney, Yvonne Nguyen, John Nichols, Francine Noakes, Betty Noll, Stephen Norman, James North, Barbara Olecheck, Sharon Olson, Teri Ormrod, Michael Ours, Barbara Owens, Laurel 104 LEFT: Palmer, George Parrish, Mary Pastoor, Rober+us Pearson, Bruce Pedersen, Ghris Pedersen, Patrice Pernell, Jean Personette, Richard Petersen, James Petit, Barbara Phelps, David Phillips, Charles Phillips, Peggy Pitkin, Nancy Pompier, Nancy Powers, Linda Pownall, Richard Pruett, Deborah Quick, Judith Quinlan, Stephen Quinn, Richard Ragland, Michael Randall, Catherine Ramos, Manuel Rawlings, Marke Redden, William Reichart, James Reid, Martin Revis, Gloria Rhodes, Carolyn Rhyner, Deborah Rice, Mitch Rich, Sharon Ridd, John Ridgeway, Regina Rines, Larry BELOW: Ritchie, William Robbins, Jackie Robbins, Martha Roberts, Mary Roesch, Richard Ross, Barbara Rubenking, Neil Rubenstein, Michele Ruffner, Teresa Rugenstein, Marcia Rupard, Jeannette Ryan, Charles Ryan, Peter Saez, Stephanie Sanders, Kenneth Savia, Susan Sawyer, Lydia Schimmel, John Schleith, Robert Schoepe, Barbara Schreiber, Thomas Schrotel, John Schuler, Mark Schwalje, Michael 105 LEFT: Scott, Reginald Seal, Susan Semsch, Philip Shadrick, Nelson Shangle, Nancy Shank, Linda Shank, Mary Shelton, Wayne Sheppard, Karen Sheridan, Heather Sherwood, Valerie Showalter, Donald Shreves, Judy Shriver, Karen Sikorsky, Diane Simpson, Carla Simpson, Dian Skiba, Russell Sloan, Robert Small, Kim BELOW: Smith, Albert Smith, Daniel Smith, Douglas Smith, Gardiner Smith, George Smith, Sharon Smith, Wayne Smither, Barbara Smythe, Stempanie Snowden, Allen Snyder, Mary Spauling, Lynne Speaks, William Spradlin, Danny Stable, Judy Stanley, Raymond Stanton, Pamela Starck, Brian St. Clair, Steven Steere, Kenneth Stephens, Robert Stephenson, Rebec Stewart, Janet Stewart, William Stpeter, Debra Stradtner, Ellen Stuart, Patricia Studt, Maureen Sutler, Mary Swan, Robert Tate, Brenda Thompson, Daniel Thompson, Kathryn Thompson, Robert Thompson, William Thomson, Karen Thornton, Linda Tocci, Regina Tocci, Vincent Tomlinson, Kim 106 Traynham, Richard True, Jean Turner, Allen Tyler, John Tylman, Frank Tyson, Stiphanie Vadeboncoeur, D. Vanleer, Blake Vella, Linda Vieau, Paul Victor, John Violefte, Mark Vlannes, Nicklas Wagner, Melissa Walker, Charles Walker, John Walker, Matha Ward, Linda Ward, Susan Warner, Sheila Weber, Cynthia Weeks, Cathy Weeks, Ricktord Weese, Deborah Weese, Henry Welch, Henry Wells, Howard Wells, Janie Wells, Linda Wells, Stephanie Welsh, Mark Wesley, Jane Wheeler, Jeri White, Bobby White, James White, Thomas Whitecotton, Pam Whitney, Arthur Whitt, Duane Wiley, Sharon Willbanks, Charles Willett, Glenn Williams, Debbie Williams, Pamela Williams, Susan Wilson, Robert Winters, Harry Wise, Glence WItuI, Janice Woodard, Steve Work, Richard Worth, Barbara Worth, Jeffrey Wright, David Wright, William Wuttke, Debra Wyman, Vicki Yates, Leonard ZareskI, Steve Zean, Thomas Zelibor, Joseph Zollar, Janet Zuch, Marc 107 while you ' re hung up—on yesterday, you got nothing going today. While you ' re hung up on tomorrow, all the good now times are slippin ' away. Life Is right now, and If you take It, your share will be the biggest amount. There ' s only one way to make It, that ' s Makin ' Every Minute Count. 108 Freshmen 109 110 SECRETARY JAMIE MacKERCHER There ' s a new sun risin ' up angry in the sky And there ' s a new voice cryin ' we ' re not afraid to die Let the old world make believe it ' s Blind and deaf and dumb But nothing can change the shape of things to come. I I I I There are changes lyin ' ahead on every road Z ' nd ihere are new thoughts ready and waitin ' to explode When tomorrow is today the bells may toll for some But nothin ' can change the shape of things to come. I I I I i I I The future ' s cornin ' in now sweet and strong Ain ' t no one gonna hold it back for long There are young dreams crowdin ' out old realities There ' s revolution sweepin ' in like a fresh new breeze, Let the old world make believe It ' s blind and deaf and dumb But nothin ' can change the shape of things to come. 113 You say you want a Revolution, well you know, We all want to change the world. You tell me that it ' s evolution. Well you know, we all want to change the world. But when you talk about destruction, Don ' t you know that-you can count me out. Don ' t you know It ' s gonna be alright. You say you got a real solution, well you know. We ' d love to see the plan. You ask me for a contribution, well you know. We ' re doing what we can. 114 All across the nation, such a strong vibration, People In motion, there ' s a whole generation With a new explanation, people in motion. 115 LEFT: Albares, David Alexander, Joseph Allen, George Anderson, Corby Anderson, Jeanne Anderson, Sandra Avery, Susan Baber, Calvin Baggett, Charles Bailes, Susan Bailey, Diana Bailey, John Baird, Janis Baker, Deborah Bane, Philip Barbour, Clyde Barden, Sandra Barr, Eugene Bateman, Peggy Baumgartner, Carol Belanger, Michael Bell, Nancy Benagh, Patricia Berga, Sarah Bernhardt, Richard Berryman, Kent Best, Amy Bettwy, Patricia Bisbee, Kathryn Bispo, John Bixler, Glen Blackburn, Joan Blackwell, Donna Blevins, Larry Blevins, Linda Blevins, Sharon ABOVE: Blossom, Christine Bloxton, Pamela Boeker, Annelia Bonds, Don Bowman, Cynthia Bradford, Mary Bradt, Jeffrey Brandt, Kimberll Braunstein, Susan Brice, John Brown, Beverly Brown, Marjorie 116 New Faces 9how 9igns Of Bewilderment Brown, Richard Broyhill, Rodger Brumbaugh, Leslie Brunacci, Greg Buckley, James Buckley, Milton Bunch, Mark Burger, Marrianne Burke, Deborah Burke, Joan Burkholder, Charlotte Burrow, Mark Byerly, Lorraine Caffi, Robert Call, Rex Campbell, Howard Cantwell, Robert Carlson, Allen Carroll, Barbara Carter, Glenn Carter, Jeanne Carter, Steven Casey, Thomas Cason, Lee Cauble, Robert Cawley, Margaret Chamberlain, Jean Childs, Donna Christenbury, Jay Christenbury, Robert BELOW; Clark, William Clayton, Patricia Clemens, James Clemons, Jeffrey Cleveland, James Clouser, Michael Clyburn, Linda Coffin, Rhonda Cole, Jo Cole, Susan Coleman, Stephen Coller, Craig Conner, Thomas Cook, Edward Cook, Thomas Corliss, Reginald Corn, Steven Cornelius, James Coughlan, Ellen Covington, Marsha Cowan, Anne Crabtree, Robert Crafton, Linda Creed, Thomas 117 1 Ml M i ' 1 W ' Ir K W w 1 4 Creed, Timothy Crisler, Richard Cross, Deborah Crossett, Nancy Crowlie, David Crunkleton, Sheila Crunkleton, Sheryl Cunningham, Catherine Curry, Bradley Curry, Donald Curtis, Susan Curtis, Thomas Damon, Suzanne Daniel, Stephen Daniels, Leslie Dargusch, Richard Davis, Allen Davis, Jeanette Davis, Julie Davis, Susan Davis, Thomas Dellinger, Elizabeth Dennis, Belinda Detwiler, David Detwiler, David M. Diamond, Todd Dick, Jane Dickman, Richard Dietze, Monica DIetze, Ralph Dinsmore, Linda DIpolito, Michael Dixon, Valerie Dobson, Timothy Dols, Shirley Doneghy, John Downing, Jane Driscoll, Mark Duncan, George Duncan, Sharon Dunham, John Durost, Donna Dwyer, Sandra Dziuk, Ellen Egbert, Julie Elliott, Steve Elliot, William Elms, Elizabeth Endter, Robert Enger, Philip Ennis, Louis Estep, Terry Evans, Andrea Evans, James Evans, Malcomb Evenly, John Evenly, Ruth Ewing, Chanles Fabel, Dennis Fagan, Bnuce Fagan, Diana Fainfax, Kay FantinI, Jacquelyn Fanley, Nancy Fannen, Kenneth Feeney, Tinnothy Fenguson, Linda Feinke, Kanen Flaniken, Kanen Flynn, Lawnence Fogenty, Scott Fnasen, Douglas Fneund, Debna Fults, Daniel Frosh Floaf Raies No. 2 Funny, Glenn Galane, Vickie Ganten, Pat Gates, June Gecan, Jenifen Genvals, Peten Gevedon, Jeff Goins, Gwen Golding, Susan Good, Bonnie Gott, Stewant Gould, Tenence Goyen, Gany Gnant, David Gnay, Manjonie Gneen, Mank Gneene, Lenoy Gnegoine, Doug Gnesham, Fnank Gnissom, Joan Gnoome, Debbie Gunney, Kanen Halvenson, Nancy Hamilton, Hattie Hanchett, David Hancock, Susan Hanes, Steven Hanney, Banbana 119 Run Offs Defermine Officers Harris, Carolyn Harris, Michael Harris, Steven Harshfield, Leslie Hart, Susan Hartnett, Beth Hartzell, Jo Hash, Dennis Hayes, Richard Heenan, William Heim, Susie Hensley, Conley Herrman, Janet Hickox, Jeffrey Hino, Deborah Hitchock, Charles Hoelzer, Ernest Hoffman, Eileen Hoffman, Thomas Hollar, Stephen Hollaway, Cheryl Hopitak, Mark Houhoulis, Donna Howard, Melody Huff, Diane Hughes, John Hughes, Lee Hummel, Sharon Hurst, James lacono, Daniela BELOW: Inman, Charlotte Isaacs, Beth Jackson, Ernest Jacobs, Wendy James, Wendy Jeanrenaud, Donald Jeans, Elizabeth Jellerson, Martha Jennings, Joann Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Peggy Johnston, Arlene Jones, Brandy Jones, David Jones, Julia Jones, Timothy Jorgensen, Carol Judd, Joseph Kachel, Leslie Kanupp, Deborah Karamales, Paula Karonis, Jeffrey Katcham, Patricia 120 LEFT: Kellam, Jeffrey Kelly, Dennis Keller, Stephen Kellogg, Richard Kelsey, Jennifer Kennedy, Anita Kennedy, Fred Kennedy, Randall Kerr, Jean Ketferman, Debra Kebler, Andrew Killer, Randall Kines, Anita King, Timothy Klein, Nora Klink, Harold Klink, Walter Kmight, David Kornicker, Steven Kowalski, Mariann Kozlov, Nicholas Krick, Michael Kruchko, Stephen Lamb, Kenneth Latose, Susan Latham, Kevin Lawrence, Stev en Lee, Daniel Leggat, Lynda Lemming, Linda Lewis, Tracy Limbeck, John Line, Melanie LIvesay, Peggy Lloyd, Paul Lombard, Kathleen BELOW: Long, Jeffrey Long, Marvin Looney, Irvin Lovelace, Jane Lovett, Lee Lowrey, Peggy Luedtke, Ronald Lugbill, Ann Luttrell, Doris Lynch, Douglas Lyon, Ellen Maceda, Charles 121 Mackercher, Jamie Mackrill, Gary Macleod, Ronald Mahoney, Linda Mahoney, Nancy Mahoney, William Malone, Cynthia Maloney, Barbra Mantello, Mary Manville, Donna March, Francis Marum, Thomas Massie, Gary Masters, Manstord Matacia, Marilyn Mathias, Donald Maxfield, David Maxfield, Linda Mayer, John McCallum, Douglas McCann, Thomas McCarron, Diane McClafferty, Rosanne McClendon, Daniel McCurdy, Paul McDavid, Carole McDonald, Karen McDonough, Laurie McGinnis, Barbara McGovern, Judy McGranaghan, Siobhan McLain, Kandee McMurray, Patricia McNair, William McRorie, John Meier, Steve Mercader, Nadine Mercready, Pam Merkling, Vicki Messenger, Linda Meyer, Terri Michael, Donald Miles, John Miletich, Janis Miller, Laurie Miller, William Mills, Carolyn Mock, Robert Mohyn,. Marcey Monahan, David Monk, Kathy Monrie, Michele Montville, Ivy Moore, Daniel Moore, Michael Morrison, Mary Morris, Pamela Moser, Bruce Mudrinch, Karen Mull, Dale Murdoch, Morie Murphy, Barbara Murphy, Lynda Murphy, Lynn Murray, Patricia Murzyn, Diane Neal, Kenneth Neff, Joseph Nelson, Barry Nevift, Gregory Newman, John Nichols, Nancy Nichols, William Nicholson, Gary Frosh Meet The Academic Challenge Nielsen, Belinda Noel, Vicici Nolan, Brian Nolan, Randolph Nolln, Edward Noll, Deborah Northrup, Carol Nowers, James Obrien, Barbara Oldham, Brecon Olson, Scott Omera, Kathy Orth, Richard Ostrelm, Carol Oxendine, Vicki Oxendine, Martin Parker, Debbie Parker, Richard Parks, Linda Parvin, Marc Payne, Gregory Payne, Mary Payne, Sharon Pearsall, John Pell, Chris Perrigo, Alice Perszyk, Rich Peterson, Mary 123 LEFT; Petsko, Bryan Pfalzgraf, Betty Phares, Dan Phelps, Samuel Phillips, Glen Piper, Charla Pittman, Susan Pochucha, Debbie Polk, Jennifer Pollard, Mark Pompier, Paul Porter, Carol Pot, Wllliem Price, Donna Pumphrey, Steven Purcell, Grace Purcell, Robin Purdum, Diana Purdy, Melody Pyle, Mary Ragland, Darlene Rainey, Cheryl Ralph, Donna Ramos, Victoria Raper, Patricia Rausch, Lynette Ready, John Reed, Charles Reeder, Annette Reeder, Laura Relchart, Charles Rexrode, Dana Reynolds, Donna Rich, Stephen ABOVE: Richardson, Mary Richards, Mary Rigney, Donald Rines, Carolyn Ritchie, Scott Rizzo, Connie Roberson, Duane Roden, Robert Rodgers, Frances Roepken, Patty Rohlinger, Sharon Rood, Martin Roseberry, Dawn 124 Frosh Conform To Meef The Tempo Af O.H.9. LEFT: Ross, George Rowell, Audrey Rudiger, Lynne Rue, Gary Rutherford, John Ryan, Helen Salisbury, Kathryn Samuels, Cheryl Scaggs, Alan Scheid, Janet Schemehorm. Michelle Schulz, Kale Scribner, Kirsten Scurto, Robert Seippel, Alice Sens, Patrick Sensibaugh, Michael Settle, Beverley Sexton, Rebecca Shadrick, Stephanie Shaffer, Michael Sharp, Linda Sheets, Judy Sheltra, Chester Sheppard, Jeffrey Sherry, William Shewbridge, James Shinn, Susan Shipe, Larry Shorter, Sharon BEUOW: Shough, Fred Shumate, Charles Sica, Nicholas Sieg, Jo Simon, Christiane Slatt, Lisa Smallwood Brenda Smiith, Curt Smith, Dana Smith, David Smith, Joseph Smith, Lemuel Smith, Patricia Smith, Robin Smith, Timothy Smyth, Mary Smyth, Robert Snead, Debra Snyder, Jeanne Sollom, Terry Sommers, David Spitzel, Kathleen Sprinkle, Darlene Sprinkle, Denise 125 Stafford, Roddy Staley, Patricia Stallard, David Stangohr, Jerry Stanley, Marsha Steward, Elezabeth Stickel, Brenda Stricichouser, Donald Strong, Judith Strunk, Charlptte Stumpe, Karen Surber, Marie Swain, Edward Tall, Susan Tallos, Nicholas Tarallo, Mark Tate, Daniel Taylor, Lloyd Taylor, Robert Thayer, Stuart Thomas, Benjiman Thomas, Kathryn Thompson, Deborah Thompson, Paula Thorpe, Elvan Thurman, Mary Toed, Lisa Toloczko, Marc Tomlin, John Torrance, Ronnie Towler, Debra Treadwell, Elizabeth Trenor, Deborah Trowbridge, Barry Tullgren, David Turbin, Mary Turner, Mary Turner, Nancy Vagel, Charles Valtin, Margaret Vandoren, David Varner, Floyd Veitenheimer, Janet Wagner, Barbara Walker, James Wallace, Douglas Waller, Gail Walters, Thomas Ward, Kathleen Ward, Nancy Weakly, Wanda Weaver, William Wedow, Linda Wells, Inez 126 Class Of ' 72 Gains Recognifion LEFT: Wever, Patrick Whitney, Theodore Wichels, Kim Willard, Lula Williams, Deborah Williams, James Williams, Martha Williams, Seth Williamson, Jeff Wilson, Carinna Wilson, Jeffrey Wilson, Karen Wilson, Mary Woldore, Diane Wolfrey, Patricia Wood, Donald Wood, Sally Woollons, Sandra Woollons, Susan Wright, Sand ra Yates, Deborah Yount, Suzanne Zabolotny, Mikell Zanders, Theodore Zaresk, Carol Zeller, Virginia Zollar, Nancy Brinckmeyer, Kimberly Calvin, Cathy Caplan, Susan BELOW: Cook, Connie Degraf, Sherry Flaherty, John Foust, Jane Hamilton, Jean Hansen, Roderick Hodges, James Howell, Annette Howke, Ronald Kelm, John Knight, Daniel Krone, Stephen Monch, Gladys Parker, Vicki Phillips, Linda Powers, Deborah Shelton, Lynn Statler, Deborah Talbot, Debra Taylor, Mary Trohanov, Lori Wells, Priscilla Wirrick, James Woodland, Shelia 127 128 129 Injuries Mouni Up! Although the team was faced with the handicap of playing a tough first year varsity schedule, it fared well and proved to be stiff opposition for other teams in the district. The many injuries of the team were evi¬ dence that they put up a good fight in each game throughout the year. Serving as Co-Captains were sen¬ iors Greg Hartnett and David Burke. Next year, re¬ turning lettermen will be a great asset to a winning team. Dave Burke ' s second effort gains a first down for Oakton against the Woodson Cavaliers. 2 VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1: P. Obst, J. Zeliber, M. Parsons, D. Thompson, K. Lumsden, D. Burke, D. Gay, D. Murphy, M. Bryan, S. Mo- hun. Row 2: P. Lozito, C. Maxfield, J. Hale, G. Thompson, B. Hogan, P. Flynn, J. Neufeld, G. Hartnett, D. Evans, B. Carter, S. Handwerk, W. Pullen, B. Klare. Row 3: A. Dunn, C. Owen, S. Hubbard, M. Schrinel, W. Showalter, A. Graham, B. Lauer, J. McLaughlin, D. Fetzer, J. Dawson, C. Ward. 130 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD They We West Springfield .27 28 Falls Church .21 13 Woodson .34 13 Groveton.12 28 Marshall .47 7 Langley .19 20 McLean .40 0 Mount Vernon.33 12 Madison .21 14 Herndon .19 33 4 WINS 6 LOSSES UPPER LEFT: Lunging over the goal line for a touchdown, Larry Coffin puts the game out of reach for Groveton. UPPER RIGHT: Head coach, Mr. Edmondson and assistant coaches, Mr. Thomas and Mr. Hall, ponder over a crucial play. BOTTOM: Varsity co-captains pose for the camera. 131 J.V. Qtarl 9eason 9low Junior Varsity, starting with a slow season, came back to win three games in a row for a 3-4-1 season. Being a J.V. team, the spirit was high at the prospect of par¬ ticipating in varsity sports next year. As the varsity team gains the able players of the J.V. team, the outlook for a winning season is great. J.V. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD They We Stuart . .26 0 Woodson . .26 0 Jeffers on . . 7 14 Madison . .13 17 Herndon . .13 14 Marshall . . 7 0 Langley . .41 0 McLean . . 7 7 3 WINS 4 LOSSES I TIE The J.V. team suits up even with injuries. J.V. FOOTBALL: Row I: T. White, R. Brown, D. Smith, M. Dobson, J. Gartin, P. Marcey, S. Carmell, D. Smith, B. Wooddell, B. Vanleer, P. Lundsen. Row 2; E. Bradford (mgr.), M. Groom, M. Bonds, J. Hoover, B. Miller, J. Davis, J. Getty, G. Willett, K. Grew, L. Blackwell. Row 3: B. Kelley, A. Smith, L. Blanchett, K. Tomlonson, M. Glover, C. Petersen, R. Kastens, J. McCarthey, R. Hatcher, D. Showalter, P. Fetzer, M. Garten, 0. Walker, K. Steer (mgr.), R. Hood (mgr.). 132 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Row I: (seated) J. Cleveland, D. Tullgren, L. Taylor, S. Olson, L. Blevins, J. Hensley, J. Bailey, T. Jones, R. Torrance, D. Crowlie, J. Ross (manager). Row 2: B. Elliot, J. Wilson, M. Drick, R. Nolan, K. LatFiam, B. Christenbury, T. Smith, R. Dietze, T. Davis, B. Sherry, M. Rood (manager). Row 3: (standing) R. Corliss, T. Feeney, S. Kruchko, B. Smyth, K. Farren, L. Ennis, M. Masters, D. Roberson, A. Kibler, R. Thomas, A. March, S. Daniel (manager). Frosh Produce Winning Team This year the Freshman Football Team gained valuable experience and skills which will add up to a successful J.V. season in ' 69. Losing only two games by a slight margin, the Frosh team is a team we can take pride in. The Cougar Cubs had a 4-2 record to end the season. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD They We McLean . .14 2 Jefferson . . 0 13 Madison . . 7 0 Herndon . . 7 21 Marshall . . 0 14 Langley . . 7 21 4 WINS 2 LOSSES The Freshmen perfect the plays that made them a winning team. 133 Hamers Third In Districi Compe+ifion The current Cross Country abilities carried from last year were sparked by new talent. Under the leadership of Coach Welker, the team ended the season with a superb 5-2 record and placed well among the top teams in the Wakefield Invita¬ tional and Northern Virginia Regional Meet. John Scurto is commended for his great per¬ formances during the season. With most of the lettermen returning next year, a strong season should prevail. CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD (Low score wins) They We McLean . .18 42 Marshall . .35 24 Langley . .24 31 Falls Church. .43 36 Fairfax. .43 36 Madison . .37 21 Fort Hunt. .30 25 Wakefield Invitational 8th place Northern Virginia Regional 1 0th place 5 WINS 2 LOSSES eader behind Oakton Warhawk runners CROSS COUNTRY; Rov I: D. Detwiler, J. Taggart, J. Harris, J. Scurto, A. Weimer, J. Mott, K. Mclnnis, J. Hall. Row 2: G. Baruffi, D. Maxfield, M. Ormrod, G. Harris, R. Endter, D. Detwiler, K. Harris. 134 A- 4 V. f . ' !rv ' ' v ■ ' ‘4. . ' r-;,. .v y -, -K ,, Leading the pack for Oakton against Madison is Joe Mott. John Scurto, an outstanding runner, is out of sight. Coach Welker recognizes one of the cross country run¬ ners, Doug Detwiler, during an athletic assembly. 135 Varsity Team Plays Hard Though the win-Iose record was not impres¬ sive, the team ' s playing was. They played well and hard—never giving up. The girls should be congratulated for a fine season. VARSITY HOCKEY SCOREBOARD Madison . Herndon . Fort Hunt .. Marshall . Langley .. Mount Vernon . McLean . V oodson . I WIN 5 LOSSES They . .3 0 2 . . . .0 ... .3 ....3 2 TIES We 0 I 0 0 0 i 0 0 Varsity hockey team hustles down the field for a goal. VARSITY HOCKEY: Row 1: P. Dunn, 0. Roberts. Row 2: B. Bailes, L. Bailes, C. Bond, D. Simpson, L. Roberts, J. Moyer, J. Miller. Row 3: C. Windell, S. Smith, M. WituI, J. Chaudet, M. Parrish, D. McGreer. J.V. Improves Through The Season J.V. HOCKEY: Row I: S. Marable (co-captain), C. Tordiff (co-captain). Row 2: B. Bailes (manager), B. Bishop, J. Vetter, M. Sutler, S. Klein, D. Derost, J. Miller (manager). Row 3: C. Mercoder, J. Klein, T. Ruffner, J. Perrier, J. Sieg, L. Messinger, B. Hartnett. M 1 m VB f 19 As usual with a J.V. team, the J.V. hockey team had great spirit and enthusiasm, both during prac¬ tice and in games. The whole team stands together in competitive spirit and fair play. Co-captains were Sharon Marable and Cathy Tordiff. The girls ended the season with a 3-2-3 record. J.V. HOCKEY SCOREBOARD Madison . . . . Herndon . .. . Fort Hunt . . . Marshall. Langley . Mount Vernon McLean . Woodson . .. They . .0 . .0 . . I . .0 . .0 . .5 . .2 3 WINS 2 LOSSES 3 TIES We I 0 0 I 0 I I Coach Peters gives final pep talk to J.V. team before a game. 137 VARSITY WRESTLING SCOREBOARD David Burke, one of the co-captains of the wrestling team, captured the Great Falls District Championship in the 133 pound class, third in the Northern Region, second in State, and compiled an overall record of eighteen wins and three losses. I re ton . Stuart .. Lee . Hammond . McLean . Herndon . Madison . Fairfax . Marshall . Langley . 5 WINS 5 LOSSES They We .25 18 .16 29 . 19 25 .13 34 .30 16 .18 32 .31 9 .31 9 .23 21 .17 25 Sam Hubbard, a sophomore, completed an outstanding season by representing Oakton at State. 138 VARSITY WRESTLING: J. Flaherty, P. Marcey, R. Torrance, R. Gandy, S. BaruffI, D. Burke, B. Hogan, S. Hubbard, B. Streeter, G. Hartnett, P. Greene, M. Schrinel. Grapplers Supported Throughout Season The Varsity team goes through their warm-up exercises before a malch. The Varsity Wrestling team backed by a strong student body completed Its second season with a 5-5 record. With the transfer of Coach Price from Frost Intermediate to Oak- ton this year, he was able to provide a more comprehensive program for the team. In the Great Falls District the Grap¬ plers finished third and sent eight men to the Regional Tour¬ nament. From there, David Burke and Sam Hubbard went to the State Tournament. David Burke placed second in the state which placed Oakton in the top twenty in the state. Varsity captains were David Burke and Greg Hartnett. 139 J.V. WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Bi shop Ireton . Stuart . Hammond . McLean . Herndon .. Madison . Fairfax . Marshall . Langley . 5 WINS 4 LOSSES They . 18 .18 .16 .23 .27 .27 .25 .33 .16 We 33 31 38 17 21 17 17 I I 30 J.V. Have 3-2 Disfnct Record The J.V. Matmen ended a winning season with a 5-4 record. By wrestling with the varsity and substituting tor varsity men when it was necessary, the boys gained valuable ex¬ perience. Coach Rogers ' guidance and instruction proved valuable since the team started the season with three con¬ secutive wins. After a short losing streak, the boys con¬ cluded the season with a 30-16 victory over Langley. I ’ I f Mark Bimbo Parsons meets the unlimited opponent from McLean. J.V. WRESTLING: ROW I: D. Shultz, G. Harris, D. McCallum, G. Trinkle, J. Harris, D. Smith. ROW 2: M. Semsch, B. Sherry, D. Sho- walter, L. Blevins, J. Dawson, P. Lozito. 140 Coaches Organize Preparatory Wrestling Team FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE WRESTLING: ROW I: R. Newman, P. Lloyd, R. Caffi, G. Lerch, M. Sensibaugh, K. Harris, R. Stafford, J. Sheppard, M. Green, R. Dix, D. Jones. ROW 2: J. Clemons, J. Ross, D. Litch, D. Smith, M. Rood, R. Call, T. Casey, R. Thomas, S. Dan¬ iel, M. Oxendine, J. Bradt. The Freshman-Sophomore wrestling team was a completely new ac¬ tivity to O.H.S. Coaches Price and Rogers formed the team in an attempt to prepare newcomers to the sport. The coaches arranged for several scrimmages during the regular season in which the team had a winning season. By introducing them to the sport, they were able to gain the skills and experience needed for future wrestlers. 141 VARSITY BASKETBALL: ROW I: (seated) J. Vavrick, A. Mathias, A. Dunn, J. McNair, H. Lloyd,_ G. Ricaurte. ROW 2: K. Steere (manager), V. Lawrence, G. Wise, B. Pastoor (manager). NOT PICTURED: J. M.cLaughlln, and T. Shipley. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD They We Lee .. .64 46 Jefferson . .64 30 Yorktown .. .86 56 McLean .. .45 54 Falls Church .. .79 61 Marshall . .63 59 Langley . .56 50 West Springfield . .63 43 Herdon . .48 70 Mount Vernon . .52 48 Madison . .48 38 Annandale . .72 42 Fairfax .. .77 69 McLean . .65 59 Marshall . .70 36 Langley . .83 69 Herdon . .64 54 Madison . .55 37 2 WINS 16 LOSSES John McLaughlin gets set to shoot a foul shot. 142 Gagers 9uffer From Lack Of Helghi Harry Lloyd adds another two points to the score. Even though new players were added to the Varsity team, lack of height re¬ mained a problem for Coach Crupper. Coach Crupper ' s fine coaching ability revealed new talent from his Cagers and enabled them to play a more unified game. Ending a dismal season of a 2-8 district record, the players kept their spirit alive throughout the season. Consistently high scorers were nev comer John Vavrick and returning letterman John McLaughlin. Regretfully, Jim Parker, hospitalized by a football injury, and Harry Lloyd, injured early in the season, were unable to complete the season. Varsity captains were Jim Parker and Alan Dunn. John McLaughlin dribbles in for the score. 143 J.V. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Lee . Jefferson . Yorktown . McLean . Falls Church . . . Hayfield . Marshall . Langley . West Springfield Herndon . Mount Vernon ■. . Madison . Fairfax . McLean . Marshall . Langley . Herndon . Madison . They We .. .26 33 . . .49 36 .. .62 39 . . .40 70 .. .66 58 .. .58 67 .. .66 50 .. .65 53 .. .70 52 .. .56 70 .. .47 41 . ..60 57 .. .47 50 ...11 46 .. .55 39 .. .57 54 .. .55 62 . . .48 63 7 WINS I I LOSSES Led by Coach Shuman through a tough season the J.V. team showed great skill and potential even though they encountered a losing season. The J.V. Cheerleaders and student body continuously supported the boys. This year ' s J.V. should add excellent talent for the Varsity team. Coach Shuman develops J.V. Team s potential. J.V. BASKETBALL: ROW I: K. Maloney, B. Woodell, H. Holcomb, C. Ryan, D. Henderson, P. Fetzer. ROW 2: T. Bragg (manager), R. Brown. B. White, B. Lauer, D. Thompson, A. Smith, J. Neville, K. Tomlison, M. Dobson, P. McClafferty (manager). 144 Freshmen Have Excising Qeason FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: ROW I: F. Varner (manager), J. Bailey, C. Smith, T. Dobson, S. Walters, B. Elliot, J. Nowers. ROW 2: R. Luedtke, T. Feeny, S. Fogerty, K. Farren, D. Wallace, R. Corliss, J. Mayer. NOT PICTURED: M. Long, D. Rigney, K. Latham, M. Belanger, B. Petsko. McLean Madison Herndon Marshall Langley McLean Madison Herndon Marshall Langley FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD They We ...36 54 .. .59 43 ...37 41 ...35 34 .. .33 39 .. .34 30 .. .74 53 . . .42 21 ...36 28 .. .34 43 4 WINS 6 LOSSES This year ' s freshman basketball team displayed good sportsmanship and en¬ thusiasm that will aid in a successful J.V. season next year. The freshman team will certainly add height in the years to come, for their boys were among the tallest of the basketball teams. The Freshmen receive their awards. Varsity Have Disappointing Season. But Keep Spirit Alive VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Madison Herndon Marshall Langley McLean Fairfax Madison Herndon Marshall Langley McLean Edison They We . .46 23 . .35 29 . .28 37 . .42 25 . .32 10 . .24 35 . .40 41 ..44 25 . .45 28 . .54 29 . .34 32 . .63 35 3 WINS 9 LOSSES The girl ' s Varsity Basketball team was one of the most spirited teams in athletics this year. Only the will to win and spirit kept them together throughout the season. With most of the girls returning next year, the experience gained should enable them to have a better season. The whistle blows and Oakton ' s girls get the ball. i VARSITY BASKETBALL: ROW I: B. Balkovic, P. Dunn, R. Ball, M. Rouse, P. Strunk, H. Jones, L. Thornton. ROW 2: T. Ruffner, A. Slaughter, M. WituI, B. Baker, J. Chaudet, S. Warner, S. Smith, M. Sutler. NOT PICTURED: L. Payne. 146 J.V. BASKETBALL: ROW I: E. Fisher, J. Jennings, J. Miller, D. Blackwell. ROW 2: D. Vadeboncoeur, J. Carter, J. Perrier (co-captain), D. Simpson (co-captain), J. Veitenheimer, D. Huff, D. Ketterman. ROW 3: D. Eldracher, A. Howell, M. Gray, D. Durost, W. James, J. Gecan. VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. Fairfax O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Yorktown O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Madison Varsity Baseball Paul Obst picks a bat for batting practice. VARSITY BASEBALL: ROW I: P. Obst, K. Maloney, K. Mclnnis, T. Davis, B. White, D. Burke, D. Thompson, L Coffin, D. Murphy J. McNair, S. Pumphrey, Mgr. ROW 2: B. Adams, D. Fetzer, D. Evans, T. Shipley, J. Dawson, 0. Sollom, R. Gabler, D. Henderson 149 Wifh Spring Comes Baseball 150 J.V. BASEBALL: ROW I: D. Jones, Mgr., S. Walters, C. Talley, B. Thompson, M. Dobson, B. Wooddell, J. Hensley, B. Elliot, F. Holcomb, D. Smith, Mgr, ROW 2: R. Brown, J. Mayer, J. Hussi, T. Dobson, R. Corliss, B. Cantwell, K. Maloney, B. Mc¬ Nair, M. Glover, P. Hopson. J.V. BASEBALL SCHEDULE O.H.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. ' Marshall O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. McLean I 1 I 151 Girls 9+Hve For Perfec+ion VARSITY SOFTBALL: ROW I: A. Slaughter, J. Chaudet, J. Miller, B. Cullen, J. Ferrier. ROW 2: J. Vetter, T. Pochucha, C. Bond. D. Simpson, P. Strunk, B. Levister. VARSITY SOFTBALL SCHEDULE O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. McLean 152 J J.V. SOFTBALL: ROW I: D. Huff, D. Durost, D. Eldracher, J. Gecan, P. Dunn, M. Covington, J. Jennings. ROW 2: J. Egbert, L. Messenger, D. Rosebury, J. Rosebury, E. Fisher, S. Clemens, T. Ruffner, D. Trenor. A-  ' -- V -i. ' : . J.V. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. McLean 153 TRACK: BELOW: A. Weeks. M. Bonds. G. Wise. M. Farren. S. Handwerk. C. Maceda. J. Hale. A. Latham. J. Bailey. K. Masters. B. Smyth. A. Kibler. G. Thompson. S. Mersseli. L. Langdon. S. Poston. S. Lawerance. L. Taylor. D. Mclnnis. C. Pederson. P. Fetzer. BELOW RIGHT: S. Mohun. G. Willett. D. Schultz. P. McClafferty. J. Hoover. J. Taggart. J. Hall. B. Lauer. C. Palmer. T. Bragg, D. Quinn. J. Scurto. J. Garten. T. Carter. C. Hudson. M. Ragland. L. Blackwell. R. Brown. J. Davis. E. Bissuti. S. Smith. F. March. D. Jacobs. T. Schriber. D. Mclnnis. D. Maxfield. J. Finan. A. Smith. R. Taylor. M. Ormrod. J. Neufield. P. Fetzer. S. Williams. Varsify Track 154 Scott Mohun leads the sprints. VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE District Relays O.H.S. vs. Herndon G.W. Relays O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Madison Hammond Invitational O.H.S. vs. Langley Fairfax County Meet O.H.S. vs. McLean District Championships Northern District Regional Meet State Track Meet Track Team 156 Endures Rigid Training 157 GOLF SCHEDULE O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. Quantico Invitational O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H-.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Herndon Northern Va. Regionals Va. State Interscholastic Tournament TRACK: B. Fletcher, B. Barnard, M. Connify, S. Messerli, F. Kauflin, T. Lowery. 158 TENNIS: ROW I: S. Olsen, C. Reed, J. Larson, C. Hill, J. Cleveland. ROW 2: R. DIetze, D. Corn, R. Gauthier, T. Ridd, F. Tyleman, S. Hubbard, M. Cretsos, B. Walker, B. Pasteur. TENNIS SCHEDULE O.H.S. vs. Annandale O.H.S. vs. Falls Church O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Woodson O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. Lee District Playoff Regional Tournament State Tournament 159 160 Organizations 161 student Government Lasf summer the Student Government officers inter¬ viewed many students interested in being a cabinet member; finally five directors and assistants were se¬ lected. Cougar Week, the Welfare Drive, the Sweet¬ heart Dance, and a faculty tea were among the ac¬ tivities planned, sponsored, and presented by SG. An effective mailing system was established which allowed representatives to pick up mail for their homerooms. This past year the SG Constitution was amended to give representatives a vote at meetings. In mid-Feb¬ ruary the GREEN SHEET was established to publish articles by and for Oakton High School students. OFFICERS Pres.— Ken Marton V.-P.—Debbie Heiman Sec.—Lara Davis Treas.—Leslie Bowman CABINET O. V. Hanger Danny Hayes Kevin Lewis Diane Lunn Cornelia Martin John Massa Dave Meacham Scott Olsen Cam Roberts and assistants 162 ’■pf ' i ' ] REPRESENTATIVES J. Ahern J. Cole K. Gooch B. Lloyd D. Peterson K. Thompson S. Avery S. Covell G. Hamilton E. Lyon D. Powers P. Tick T. Barry D. Covington D. Hargrove D. McCallum R. Quinn P. Tilson P. Binninger L. Davis D. Hill K. Mclnnis V. Ramos C. Tordiff J. Blackburn R. Davis D. Hino L. McIntyre K. Rudzenski D. Tullgren A. Bonnell T. Davis D. Huff J. McNulty P. Schmidt C. Weber K. Brinkmeyer S. Cougherty L. Hummel J. Merkin S. Seal L. Wedow J. Brown L. Elms D. Knaupp C. Miller S. Shadrick G. Wise D. Buck D. Fierke P. Karonis L. Miller D. Simpson D. Waldorf T. Casey C. Flaherty D. Kellam M. Molinas P. Smith B. Wright D. Chacon D. Flynn D. Krytusa J. Moore D. Sprinkle J. Wright P. Chamberlain V. Galane P. Larrimore B. Nielson J. Stephenson T. Wright P. Clokey J. Golding D. Lamb J. Pearsall 163 Honor Qocie+y The members of the Oakton Cunningham Chapter of the National Honor Society again this year possessed and practiced the qualities of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The candle-lit In¬ duction ceremonies highlighted the activities of the Society. Under the leadership and supervision of Mrs. Harrington and Mr. Plum the organization sponsored a tutoring and a hostess service. The Honor Society was a model of character, scholarship, leadership, and service to the entire school. Pres.—D. Zahnizer W. Harpine J. Moyer V.-P.—T. Chamberlain C. Holcomb D. Nelson Sec.— B. Rupard P. Hurley W. Newton Treas.—J. Weber S. Irby E. Piper T. Brown P. Johnson D. Powers W. Brown K. Lewis E. Price D. Buck K. Lumsden J. Rouzer J. Clemons C. Marcus R. Rowland N. Cleveland D. McCallum C. Russell D. Corn D. Mclnnis P. Schmidt L. Cauqhlln C. Martin J. Thompson D. Curtis K. Marton D. Tomey H. Dick C. Maxtield D. Wright D. Flaniken L. Merchant 164 Thespians Society And Drama Club The Thespian Society of Oakton High School is composed of twenty- two students who have earned at least ten points or one hundred hours of work by working on drama productions. Together, the Thespians and Drama Club have produced one three-act play, The Importance of Being Earnest. Stage Crew Thespians Drama Club THESPIANS Pres.—D. Curtic V.-P.—J. Gray Sec.—P. Masferson Treas.—W. March J. Adams T. Aldever E. Banta L. Bass D. Buck M. Danner L. Davis H. Dick J. Galloway S. Heubush C. Hoke S. Irby B. Lauer S. Meacham S. Miller M. Slatt R. Smith V. Tocci D. Zahniser 165 American Field Qervice Combining efforts with the adult chapter of the American Field Service, the Oakton AFS-IRS spon¬ sored the Faculty Talent Show to raise money to bring foreign students to America and send Amer¬ ican students abroad. Dinners with foreign foods and entertainment from different countries added an exotic flair to the club ' s activities. Pres.—C. Martin J. Galloway M. Neville V.-P.— P. Cornelius M. Gaut P. Pederson Sec.—M. McGranaghan D. Hino B. Price Treas.—L. Roberts E. Holdaway W. Redden M. Adameer S. Irby J. Rouzer J. Ahern C. Johnson B. Rupard L. Bailes L. Keinbert R. Ryan T. Barry J. Kerr N. Schaeffer B. B elanger S. Lane S. Schimmel L. Borders D. Lord S. Smyth K. Bour D. Lunn S. Spaur W. Brown G. Macauley J. Thompson M. Bush W. March R. Tocci P. Casey D. Meacham D. Traynham J. Clemons N. Mercader N. Trivett J. Cornelius L. Merchant C. Viaiar C. Cross B. Miller K. Ward C. Cunningham L. Monk B. Weller D. Curtis J. Moyer G. Wise J. Evans B. Noland D. Wright A. Flaniken W. Newton 166 Peace Corps Club And International Relations Club ' J Ti i Hi 1 iBf M Wmmrn f im 1 % F«r mi PEACE CORPS CLUB Buy a brick to build a school was the theme of a Peace Corps sponsored fund raising drive. In January the Computer Dance added to the $700 treasury. Proudly, the club boasted of donafing $500 to the Peace Corps School Partnership Program: a school is being built in the village of Hesahpur in India as a result of fhe contrl- bufion. Pres.—C. Bradt V.P.—D. McGreer Sec.—G. Brown Trees.—T. Hancheft P. Beach C. Cable L. Depeu B. Dyer J. Galloway P. Jessop B. Levister L. Owens T. Pochucha S. Saez S. Small C. Turner INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB C. Colbert D. Abernathy D. Blackwell S. Wright D. Hill T. Carter I. Wells G. Wise B. Worth S. Woodland G. Wright T. Rutfner B. Noakes G. Carter B. Brown A. Varner G. Pearson R.Jones J. Widdle D. Towler P. Gray B. Pearson 167 Qcience Club The Oakton Science Club, consisting of thirty members, held its meetings alternately at the planetarium and room 120. The Astronomy Club, a part ot the Science Club, was under the direction ot Mr. Thomas Ferguson who conducted classes, discussions, and star observations. The major events and special activities ot the club included a field trip to Goddard Space Flight Center and guest lectures on fuel cells and the laser. It is interesting to note that seven ot the top ten students ot the senior class were Science Club members. Pres.— D. Zahniser V.P.—D. Nelson Sec.—T. Chamberland Trees.—N. Via mis H. Adams L. Adams S. Ball M. Brandt J. Burns C. Fieldina E. Foster R. Hammer C. Hitchcook M. Hoptiak P. Hurley D. Johnson P. Karonis R. Keith R. Kohler B. Landers K. Marton J. Massa D. Mclnnis M. Robinson N. Rubenking P. Rvan T. Somerville R. Vieau R. Waldorf B. Webster AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB R. Hamner J. Johnson A. Martin K. Steere Audio-Visual Club The Audio-Visual Club ' s main purpose was to be of serv¬ ice to Oakton High School in maintaining and operating the audio-visual eguipment throughout the school. The members were proficient in operating the equipment, and they were available to Instruct anyone or to run the machines tor any function. Equestrian Club And Bowling Club EQUESTRIAN CLUB The Equestrian Club was formed to provide Oakton High School with a horse drill team. But, since this was not possible, the club decided to provide riding lessons and In¬ structions pertaining to horses. The Equestrians sponsored two bake sales, a trail ride at Hunter Valley, and movies on horsemanship. Pres.—T. Dyer A. Evans N. Shangle V.P.—L. Foley B. Hansard C. Simons Sec.—T. Ebeling C. Isley L. Slatt Treas.—P. Stanton R. Kinder K. Spitzel J. Allison T. Meyer M. Thuman C. Calvin C. Northrup S. Wells L. Caughlin K. Rogers P. Wilson E. Caughlin B. Scheid D. Woldorf L. Elms J. Scheid BOWLING CLUB The Bowling Club had a very successful year with over sixty participating members from the student body. Bowling at the Fairfax Bowl America each member had the chance to compete with the other teams, the players on his team, and his last week ' s average. The Bowling Club offered excellent recreation, competition, and enjoyment to all its members. The club would like to thank Miss Thrower of Oakton High and Mr. Goode of the Fairfax Bowl America for making the club a success. Pres.—D. Petersen D. Detwyler P. McKinnon M. Rollinger Sec.-Treas.—V. Hummer M. Dllle B. Miller A. Scaggs G. Baker G. Duncan R. Miller S. Shinn C. Beaunne T. Dunham B. Moore K. Sjorup K. Beaune L. Eetzer L. Moore B. Sloan W. Brown D. Fierke B. Mosser K. Small D. Burke D. Flohra M. Nauman D. Smith M. Burrow K. Gregory D. Nelson R. Stanley B. Campbell K. Grewe J. Nguyen B. Stark R. Cauldwell C. Hagler S. Noll M. Tebbs M. Clouser C. Hill B. O ' Brian J. Turner E. Conroy J. Hodges T. O ' Brian D. Vincent R. Crisler C. Howard S. Olcheck S. Wagner S. Damon J. Hughes J. Peterson J. White D. Daniels D. Kellogg T. Ridd M. Wilson B. Denham J. McGovern 169 chess Club W. Brown S. Dougherty C. Field R. Hamlin B. Lander K. Marton D. Nelson M. Robinson N. Rubenking N. Vlannes B. Webster D. Zahniser 170 Debafing Qociefy The Debating Society participated In the Vir¬ ginia High School League ' s program of inter¬ scholastic debating In the Great Falls District. Also, the debaters attended the annual George Washington University fall discussion and spring debate tournament. The resolution for debate In 1968-1969 was Resolved: that the United States should establish a system of compulsory service by all citizens. T. Brown T. Chamberlain R. Conroy D. Corn E. Foster W. Harpine M. Mares K. Marton C. McCullough D. Nelson N. Vlannes Math Club The principle activity of the Math Club was sponsoring the Oakton Math Team. The top ten club members participated In bi-weekly in- terscholastlc competition. Films or guest speakers entertained the math enthusiasts at club meet¬ ings. Pres.—D. Nelson V. P.—D. Zahniser Sec.— P. Hurley W. Brov n C. Crolce S. Dougherty E. Foster R. Hamner R. Kohler B. Landers K. Marton D. Mclnnis M. Robinson N. Vlannes B. Webster 171 It •• ' ► ►“ 1 tt I  •►• ' lM t fe:- ' 1 - ib k. 4 2 « • )« -‘‘12 • Ti V Fufure Homemakers With the theme Neighbors Near and Far the Future Home¬ makers concentrated on being of service to their community, state, and national neighbors. In October Ching Viajar spoke about her life in the Philippines and her transition to American life. A trip to Madison College included films on careers in the field of home economics. Pres.—P. Hollis V.P.— E. Holdaway Sec.—S. Sheltra Treas.—M. Flint M. Aleshere S. Bispo J. Booth D. Cross S. Crunkicton S. Crunkleton M. Cullen M. Jellerson J. Kerr K. Monk L. Monk B. Oldheim M. Regan P. Smith K. Stump M. Wagner 172 Future Teachers This year both boy and girl members of the FTA have explored the field of teaching: Each member has gone to a local elementary or intermediate school to assist a teacher for one day each month. Also, the club sponsored a tutor¬ ing program f or any interested Oakton students needing help in a subject. Pres.—D. Wright V.P.—S. Greene Trees.—T. Woll Hist.—J. Thompson M. Adams H. Andrews T. Barrett L. Blanchette L. Blanchette M. Burleson N. Buser M. Bush K. Church J. Collier M. Covington S. Denham M. Dille Nan Dupuy B. Dyer A. Elliot K. Erlendson K. Fairchild A. Parrel K. Fetterer B. Flaherty P. Fogarty S. Fogarty J. Goodman P. Gould G. Grant J. Gray M. Groome B. Guilford K. Gurney L. Gurney K. Hamilton D. Hatcher S. Higgins D. Johnson D. Johnson P. Johnson S. Johnson P. Kelley R. Kelley J. King D. Krytusa S. LampI J. Ledburg K. Mahar A. Martin R. Metros G. McDavId P. McDonough L. Monk B. Moore L. Nelson B. Pastor C. Pederson P. Peil P. Polk P. Prussel R. Radabaugh D. Roesch L. Ross P. Schmidt L. Shank C. Shewsburg Susie Spaur J. Stanghor S. Summers S. Talios M. Taylor D. Tedder J. Thompson J. Tyler B. Weller Linda Zean 173 Qpanish Club At Christmas the Spanish Club sponsored a party with the German and French Clubs. The Spanish Club itself has had several slide presentations by students who have traveled in Spanish speaking countries. One of the club patrons who has studied fla¬ menco dancing demonstrated the dance. Pres.—J. Moyer K. Mclnnis V.P.—M. Rouse L. Messenger Sec.—M. McGranaghan W. Newton Treas.—A. Flaniken K. O ' Meara L. Balles L. Parks R. Ball D. Ragland B. Brown M. Reid T. Brown C. Roberts S. Damon N. Rubenking J. Driver M. Rubenstein J. Flaniken S. Schimmel L. Getchell S. Talios J. Guyetle B. Ward C. Hall R. Waldorf B. Hanes T. Woll 174 German Club Like the Spanish and French Clubs, the German Club participated in the all language club Christmas party. Also, the club viewed feature films in their favorite tongue. Pres.—T. Somerville V.P.—J. Fagen Sec.—B. Ryan Trees.—R. Mae P. Gould A. Johnston B. Hall L. Fetzer M. Robinson D. Johnson M. Dille 175 French And L atin Clubs LATIN CLUB In its second year of existence, the Latin Club has undergone a program of reorganization. With this new sys¬ tem, better communication among members was achieved and coopera¬ tion on club projects was facilitated. Culminating the school year, the Latin Banquet was presented for Latin students and their guests. Pres.—M. Taylor V.P.—E. Dreller Sec.—J. Stephenson Trees.—V. Moore J. Clark C. Farris M. Gaut J. Gecan G. German M. Grove J. Jenning C. Jorgensen FRENCH CLUB The French Club has held two fund raising projects this year, a bake sale and a lollipop sale. With the funds they planned to hold an international dinner with the other language clubs. At their meetings, the club viewed films on life in France. L. Kachel B. McLean D. Monahan M. Ruberstein C. Russell S. Small E. Tepper M. Walker L. Ward P. Williams B. Whitt D. Waldorf D. Abernathy D. Bailey J. Carter M. Cogswell P. Fogarty M. Glover P. Gould T. Gould D. Hamlin B. Jenkins R. Keith N. Lozito G. Marks L. Shank M. Slusher R. Tozzi i 176 Girl ' s A+hlefic Associafion [ The Girl ' s Athletic Association Is composed of girls who give time to the athletic department, having participated In extra athletic activities. They have taken charge of concessions at athletic events, served as hostesses for extracurricular sporting events, and have sponsored activities involving the use of voca¬ tional medias. By bringing in groups of people of special interest, they have attempted to enhance student interest toward ath¬ letics. Pres.—C. Tordiif S. Ball J. Moyer V.P.—J. Florman C. Bond C. Roberts Sec.—P. Dunn D. Covington A. Slaughter Trees.—J. Perrier J. Chaudet P. Strunk D. Alt B. Cole N. Sutter B. Balles E. Coulter J. Vetter L. Bailes B. Cullen C. Wlndell B. Baker E. Holdaway J. Wltual R. Ball S. Klein M. Witual C. Bianchi D. McGreer D. Wutke B. Bishop C. Mercader 177 VOT students were employed in either Government or private industry, such as the Army, Navy, D.S.A., D.I.A. Melpar, or Fairfax County. After a quick lunch, they reported to their offices. They planned a spring summer fashion show to raise funds for the Business Depart¬ ment and held an appreciation luncheon for their em¬ ployers. VOT R. Blevens D. Brown J. Bryant J. Gay R. Gray D. HamI in DE CLUB T. Auison D. Bunaugh J. Carrington V. Chappell K. Clatterbuck B. Cline C. Colbert M. Craig G. Faircloth S. Farrish L. Fitzbeth M. Flint T. Follin R. Gabler M. Granger M. tHayes R. Haynes R. Heartley B. Huffman S. Hays L. Hill L. Johnson K. Nicholson R. Rawland M. Russel G. Johnson K. Kern T. Lawhorn S. Maloney P. Massy B. McCord S. Miller P. Mundy A. Ney B. Ney B. Nowers C. Olzeuski T. Padgett B. Pearson G. Pearson J. Phares D. PIgge J. Quinn B. Ragland G. Showers B. Steinmetz M. Strunk K. Walters E. Wilt F. Reger M. Rohlinger B. Shank D. Shaw B. Schimel R. Songer N. Stradtner P. Stuart D. Sullivan B. Swan D. Thoman R. Tolson M. Vavrick D. Walker J. Walker S. Warner B. Watson M. Whitney B. Wood 178 Pep Club In an effort to spread and promote spirit in the stu¬ dent body of Oakton High School the Pep Club sup¬ ported Oakton athletics during the first varsity year. Both the halls and goal posts were decorated for every football game. During the year the Pep Club sponsored victory buses, sock hops, bake sales, and sold buttons in order to invigorate that Cougar Spirit. Pres.—P. Horn Sec.—S. Hartnett Treas.—C. Kennedy J. Arnold S. Bergen J. Clark J. Clemons D. Covingon M. Crawly C. Curs D. Durost T. Garten B. Hartnett J. Horn L. Hummel R. Hunt W. Jones B. Jones T. Lea L. Maxfield R. McClafferty S. McDonald J. McGovern B. Miletich D. Peterson V. Moore G. Purcell G. Revis D. Roseberry R. Swalje C. Walker D. Price C. Rizzo L. Rudeger S. Schaffer C. Thompson N. Trevette D. Tullgren 179 Majorettes The Cougarette Majorettes have contributed greatly to the school spirit which has grown in the second year of the life of Oakton High School. One recognized the majorettes in the halls before the home games by their spirited enthusiasm, familiar uniforms, and gold mum corsages. During Cougar Week they performed their Mexican speciality rou¬ tine to the marching band ' s version of the Tijuana Brass. It was a privilege and an honor for the Cougarettes to have been featured in the inauguration Parade. There could have been no better way to end the season than by representing their school, county, and state in the nation ' s capitol. Capt.—Jody Clemons Drum Major—Randy Smith Brenda Jones Bev Mlletich Sandy Schaeffer Carlene Thompson Nancy Trivett 180 Drill Team The Oakton Drill Team made their fall debut by performing at all the home varsity football games. They did march¬ ing and drill routines with the band to such popular songs as Going Out of My Head, I Enjoy Being A Girl, as well as to the school fight song. The forty member group added flashes of color to the half-time shows with their gold and white pom pons and burgundy corduroy uniforms. After the football season closed the Drill Team continued to perform at the home basketball games with dance routines appropriate to the indoor settings. Capt.— D. White S. Barcia Co-Capt.—L. Alesi E. Greer S. Ashmore P. Grumbly T. Aulson S. Haberstroh J. Balish J. Hamilton S. Ball D. Hargrove D. Bania M. Haws E. Banta D. Herring D. Burrler K. Higgins D. Byrd S. Higgins P. Chamberlain L. Kennedy K. Cullen C. McCann E. Evans P. McDonough N. Ferguson R. Mea L. Merchant K. Moran D. Rhyner S. Rich P. Smith S. Smith J. Stanghor J. Stephenson M. Tlllen D.Tedder K. Turner L. Vella P. Williams 181 Freshman Cheerleaders Like the Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, the Freshman Cheerleaders supported the Oakton High School athletic teams and promoted school spirit. However, their main efforts involved the freshman class: the cheerleaders promoted spirit within those teams and unified their class as a whole. Their contribution to a spirited student body should not be slighted. Capt.—Nancy Bell Co-capf.—Lynn Williams Kathy Bisbee Joanie Blackburn DanI lacono Debbie Noll Susan Pittman 182 Capt.—Nancy Bell Junior VarsHy Cheerleaders From the football field to the baseball diamond the JV Cheerleaders faithfully supported their boys. Whether their team was overwhelmed in victory or wallowing in defeat the cheerleaders screamed and cheered until the last remaining seconds of each game. They stirred the JV fans in roaring Cougar chants to let their team know they were on their side. Indeed, the JV Cheerleaders became an enthusiastic part of Oakton High School. Capt.—Laurie Gurney Co-capt.—Debbie Flynn Royce Davis Cathy Gooch Linda McIntyre Frances Merchant Marcia Rugenstein Kathy Thompson Linda Wells Debbie Wuttke 183 Capf., CHERYL NEWMAN 184 CHERYL WUTTKE SUE KOSTYAL MARY McKEONE and PATTY BININGEF The Varsity Cheerleaders feel that this exemplified their idea of sportsmanship. In the battle that goes through life We ask for a field that is fair, A chance that is equal In all our stride, The courage to do and dare. And If we should win—let it be our code With faith and honor held high. And if we lose—let us stand by the road And cheer as the winners go by. So grant us to conquer, if con¬ quer we may. By showing our worth in the fray. And teach us to lose like honorable men And not like the heathens, we DEBBIE HILL pray. LISA DAVIS DIANE KELLAM DEBBIE PETSKO Co-capt. ANN JENNINGS CHRISS MILLER GAIL HILL Keyeffe Club The Keyette Club served as an integral part of Oakton High School. Like last year, the Keyettes co-sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance again this past fall. Traffic Safety Week in November and the Candy Cane Sale In December were just two of their many worthwhile activities during the past year. Pres.—D. Buck A. Greene K. Mclnnis V.P.—C. Kennedy E. Greer M. McKeone Sec.—N. Cleveland J. Golding L. Merchant Treas.—C. Worth E. Holdaway J. Moyer S. Ball P. Horn C. Newman C. Bradt K. Hughes T. Olson J. Clemons C. Johnson D. Ragland C. Cable L. Johnson B. Rupard S. Covel P. Johnson J. Thompson L. Davis D. Kellam N. Trivett J. Donovan C. Klekner S. Turner G. Doyle S. Kostyal K. Ward J. Florman W. March M. Witul L. Getcheli J. McCauley B. Worth 186 Varsity Club The Varsity Club, becoming firmly established this year, sponsored a car smash before the football game with Marshall High in January. During the basketball games club members monitored the halls to prevent people from wandering in the school. Being one of the largest organizations with its membership increased after every sport season, the Varsity Club honored 51 members in 1968-1969. Pres. A. Dunn P. Lozito W. Pullen G. Hartnett J. Endter K. Lumsden D. Quinn V.P. D. Evans P. Marcey B. Richie D. Thompson D. Fetzer J. Massa J. Scurto Sec.-Treas. P. Flynn A. Mathias M. Schrinel B. Klare R. Gandy C. Maxfield C. Sollom B. Adams P. Green J. McLaughlin B. Thompson J. Bowers J. Hale C. McGreer D. Thompson D. Burke J. Hale S. Mohon N. Torrance B. Carter J. Harris D. Murphey G. Trinkle L. Coffin B. Hogan J. Newfeld C. Verboncouer J. Davis S. Handwerk M. Ormrod A. Weimer J. Dawson R. Hubbard J. Parker B. Whitt D. Detwiler B. Lauer 187 Oaktonettes Oaktone+tes, as one of the service clubs at Oakfon High School, served both the community and school. During the past summer they helped with the publication of the student manual and during the school year they organized fund raising sales such as the candy hearts sale in February. Pres.—D. Boyd K. Flaherty D. Powers V.P.—P. Schmidt D. Flynn D. Pruett Sec.—B. Price N. Gildow D. Sawyer Trees.—R. Boyd K. Gooch C. Seal L. Aiesi S. Greene S. Seal P. Binninger G. Hamilton D.Tedder L. Birtles G. Hill C. Thompson L. Blanchett C. Holcomb K. Thompson G. Brown A. Jennings D. Traynham L. Brown M. McGranaghan D. Wedov L. Broyhill C. Miller B. Weller M. Burleson L. Monk D. Wutke G. Carrico W. Newton C. Wutke P. Davis D. Petsko 188 Oak+on Club M m mfilF ■■ ' TS tVSB aViV ' Sll ■InvUI Pres.—G. Thompson K. Lumsden V.P.—P. Moran M. Lyon Treas.—W. Pullen J. McNulty D. Anderson S. Miller G. Cole S. Mohon C. Croke D. Murphey G. Daussin R. Polk D. Fetzer C. Revis T. Galloway B. Rotenberry D. Gay H. Simon A. Graham C. Sollom L. Green D. Tomey S. Grimwood G.Totman B. Hamilton G. Webb G. Hartnett B. Whiteman P. Hurley B. Whitt B. Klare L. Wyatt The Oakton Club served its school in many ways during 1968-1969. Besides co-sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins Dance and Safety Week, the Oakton Club boys ushered at all musical events and operated the school elevator for the physically handicapped. The muchly needed auxiliary book store was opened giving students a chance to buy supplies before school as well as during all three lunch shifts. Paragon Assistant Editor Liz Johnson 190 PARAGON STAFF Kathy Hughes—editor Liz Johnson—assistant editor Beth Belanger Pixie Bowman Melanie Danner Mike DiSanto Chris Fitzgerald Bonnie Hanes Sue Hartnett Buddy Hayes Karen Houhoulis John Hughes Charlie Revis Sue Turner Under the guidance of the sponsor and the editor, Mr. Ray Wilkins and Kathy Hughes, the PARAGON staff endeavored to create a pictorial record of Oakton High ' s memories during 1968-1969. While each member of the staff was assigned and responsible for a specific aspect or section of the book, the entire staff worked as one body to produce a unique, unified yearbook. The OPUS staff began the year by obtaining and furnishing their own workroom. Given the same amount of money as last year, the staff was still able to produce two twenty-page issues, one In February and one In May. The response for material was answered many times over the staff ' s hopes. The staff anticipated that Oakton students will continue to support the magazine and use this publica¬ tion as an outlet to express their creative interests and talents. OPUS STAFF D. Boyd—editor J. Smith—co-editor E. Banta L. Bettwy M. Bisbee L. Bowman L. Davis T. Dyer P. Fowler S. Grimwood M. Grove B. Hansard B. Harpine L. Hastings B. Hayes D. Heiman M. Ingram R. Kohler J. Kilankiewicz K. Lewis S. Lowe G. Macauly J. McNulty D. Meacham L. Monk L. Moore B. Muenzer K. Riggs C. Russell D. Sawyer B. Shrewbri dge S. Smyth C. Tordiff E. Vadeboncoeur B. Ward G. Wise B. Worth C. Worth 192 Block Staff Editor Ed Simpson After a slow start in the first few months of school BLOCK II progressed to become one of the most sought after publications in the school. Seeking to broaden its traditions of its own, interest arousing stories were featured in each issue. BLOCK STAFF Ed.—E. Simpson Co-ed.—K. War D. Barrineau M. Boston W. Byrd S. Cockerham A. Colman F. Cook S. Coveil M. Curran R. Gandy J. Garten S. Grimwood M. Grove L. Knight C. Marchus J. McGraff D. Sawyer E. Tepper 193 Qymphonic Band FLUTES P. Eckluad S. Habers+roh K. Halgler L. Johnson A. Keefe D. Nelson B. Nielson N. Vazquez C. Wuttke OBOES J. Barton C. Cameron BASSOON D. Anderson S. Olsen SAXES T. Downing J. Gray C. Gullota C. Gunnel B. Klare B. Lloyd ALTO AND BASS CLARINETS J. Adams J. Massa S. Olecheck N. Rubenking M. Walker D. Detwiler CLARINETS J. Chaudet L. Cummings M. Cummings D. Hill D. Kerfoot B. Lander B. Lee R. Mea C. Miller M. Nauman E. Piper B. Kolankiewicz R. Skiba J. Vetter M. Welsh G. Wise D. Wuttke G. Trinkle TRUMPETS S. Denison R. Hauffe M. Lyon C. Menefes T. Nielson G. Wolfe D. Wright S. Kruchko R. Smith HORNS B. Cullen D. Simpson R. Stanton A. Turner BONES L. Green D. Isley J. Stephens G. Webb BARITONES D. Fetzer D. Smith D. Tomey BASSES R. Parker C. Vogel DRUMS J. Bowen J. Bradt J. Clemons S. Hanes J. Schrotel B. Shafferman 194 f 1 BAND OFFICERS B. Lloyd J. Stephens S. Denison C. Wuttke C. Miller A. Weimer B. Cullen E. Piper J. Gray L. Johnson L. Green 195 FLUTES K. Burk E. Coughlan K. McDonald N. Farley W. James J. Miller K. Scribner S. Wood OBOES M. Burgett J. MacKercher BASSOON D. Babbit CLARINETS K. Beaune K. Bisbee L. Graven L. Dospil D. Durost S. Hancock M. Krick D. Lutrell D. Monahan I. Montville B. Moser B. Murphy L. Owens C. Piper S. Pittman Conceff Band M. Rood S. Shinn J. Strong S. Tall J. Veitenheimer H. Winnik B. Jackson ALTO AND BASS CLARINETS M. Toloczco G. Payne R. Judd SAXES C. Beaune G. Bixler M. Cogswell S. Elliot J. Haley C. Jenkins D. Phelps M. Ragland M. Wilson TRUMPETS R. Burton J. Davis S. Kruchko C. Lopresti C. McMullan B. Nelson L. Shipe S. Shumate L. Spaulding D. Anderson R. Sagadraca HORNS C. Anderson R. Barnard TROMBONES P. Fetzer J. Johnson J. Karonis M. Sheridan BARITONES D. Johnson R. Scott BASSES B. Trowbridge J. Victor B. Walker J. Weaver PERCUSSION T. Cook P. Jeanrenaud J. Mathews R. McCloud G. Phillips C. Sheltra G. BIxler J. Bowen J. Clemons S. Denison T. Downing J. Gray L. Green C. Gullotta D. Islay J. Johnson B. Lee B. Lloyd M. Lyon C. Menefee C. Miller K. Moore R. Stanton J. Stephens G. Webb G. Wolfe S. Kruchico 197 Concert Choir C. Abernathy D. Eastridge M. McKeone L. Adams A. Flaniken S. Mills S. Ball B. Fletcher V. Morton L. Bettruy J. Gevedon J. Moyer E. Birch K. Gilliam C. Newman R. Blumberg A. Green M. Parsons B. Bohrer R. Hammer P. Pederson L. Borders S. Handwerk S. Poston C. Bradt O. Hanger G. Revis C. Brown D. Hargrove B. Rupard D. Buck L. Hoffman C. Ryan M. Bush C. Holcomb S. Saez C. Cable J. Hughes R. Schleith B. Conroy D. Irons B. Schimel L. Coughlan B. Jones S. Smith D. Cumbie F. Kauflin D. Spradlin D. Curtis M. Kennedy A. Talley M. Bryan S. Kostyal S. Trowbridge D. Davies D. Lamb C. Verboncoeur J. Dove W. March M. Vining S. Dunbar F. Marchant B. White D. Durost K. Mclnnis J. Wright D. Eastridge L. McIntyre S. Zarezki 198 Ensemble z ■ J S. Ball C. Brown D. Buck C. Cable L. Coughlin D. Curtis J. Dove D. Deuost B. Fletcher R. Hammer S. Handwerk O. Hanger L. Hoffman D. Irons K. Kauflin W. March J. Moyer C. Newman M. Parsons B. Rupard S. Smith J. Wright 199 Boys Chorus J. Ahern D. Auston P. Badala+i P. Bane S. Corn J. Corneluis S. Dunbar B. Elliot R. Ender S. Everly D. Fable J. Flaherty D. Fultz T. Gonzales J. Hensley J. Limbeck G. Massie J. Maulfair D. McCallum D. Michael J. Miles D. Moore R. Newman G. Nevitt B. Nolan R. Nolan B. Petit S. Righey R. Reinert R. Schmidlen W. Shelton D. Sommers C. Talley P. Tilson S. Walters T. Waters B. Wilson J. Wilson S. Woodard 200 Advanced Girls Chorus D. Abernathy K. Gooch K. Bell P. Gould R. Boyd P. Grumbly P. Budd D. Hatcher M. Burleson K. Helstrom J. Clark J. Horn A. Compton C. Isley B. Courrege B. Jerozal K. Cullen D. Johnson D. Cummins L. Kennedy C. Curtis S. King J. Davis S. McDonald P. Davis M. Molinas J. Florman E. Moncrief D. Nelson S. Sommers C. Pederson F. Stone P. Philipps B. Stoneciphr E. Piper K. Thomas P. Peston C. Thompson P. Prussel M. Thorpe L. Roberts S. Wells J. Rupard J. WituI G. Schreppel B. Wood C. Seal S. Worley S. Seal B. Worth L. Shank C. Robbins V. Sherwood B. Stanton GiHs Chorus P. Anderson D. Bailey P. Bet+wy L. Blevins M. Bradford K. Brandt K. Brincicmeyer M. Brown D. Byrd R. Byrd C. Calvin T. Campbell D. Chacon D. Chamberlaine P. Clayton R. Coffin M. Covington A. Cowan N. Crossetf C. Cunningham L. Daniels S. Davis M. Dietz J. Downing D. Ducan S. Dwyer E. Elms R. Everly J. Fantani M. Fisher J. Flaniken D. Freund V. Galane B. Good G. Hamilton L. Marshfield J. Herrman D. Huff E. Hummel C. Inman M. Jellerson P. Johnson L. Kachel P. Karamales D. Ketterman B. King T. Lewis K. Lombard S. Lucas E. Lyon G. McDavid K. Mclain J. Miletich L. Murphy L. Murphy D. Murzyn V. Noel R. Nydell L. Parks D. Parker M. Payne A. Perrigo D. Powers R. Purcell M. Richardson D. Roberts L. Rudiger J. Ryan M. Seipple B. Settle J. Sheets L. Shelton J. Sieg D. Snead D. St. Peter B. Stephanson B. Stickle L. Taylor K. Thomas P. Thompson N. Turner N. Ward L. Wedow M. Whittfield L. Willard L. Williams L. Wright C. Zareski D. Zimerofsky Girls Chorus CHORAL OFFICERS C. Cable L. Caughlin R. Hammer V. Morton J. Moyer C. Newman S. Poston B. Rupard J. Wright 203 4 tf 204 Ac+ivifies 205 Cougar Week Cougar Week exemplified the spirit of the students of Oakton High, starting with Freshman Day on Tuesday and ending with Senior Day on Friday. During seventh period on Friday there was a pep rally in which the Soul Cheerleaders were Intro¬ duced. The classes competed by constructing floats for the halftime of the game with Langley. The Juniors ' float won. The Cougars defeated the Saxons by one point to end the week victoriously. The finale of Cougar Week was a dance featuring the music of the Shot. iPsaF- 206 208 THE CAST John Worthing . Algernon Moncrief . Reverend Chasuble . Merriman, butler . Lane, manservant . Lady Bracknell . Gwendolyn Fairfax .. Cecily Cardew. Miss Prism . . . Craig Hoke .. Mark Croke . John Merkling .. Russell Skiba . Le Price .... Liz Kemp Sue Heubusch Belinda Nielson Patti Masterson 209 Facuify Follies One, two, three, kick. This trio of Mr. McCormick, Mr. Moulton, and Mr. Watts sang A Little Green Frog was the only act to receive an encore!?! The AFS-International Relations Club sponsored the first Faculty Follies. The purpose was to raise funds for a foreign exchange student. This activity was the most successful of the year. Every seat in the audi¬ torium was filled. One of the highlights of the evening was the marriage of Miss Trixie Petite. At the end of the performance there was a Shadey ' s Sing Along for the audience to participate in. The Show was followed by a soc-hop in the lobby. Students ponder over the identity of Miss Petite who Mr. Thompson escorted down the aisle. 210 Mr. Sommer, a friend of the family, had a good time at the wedding. Mother of the Bride, alias Mrs. Patton. 211 THE CHRISTMAS COURT Queen—Diane Wedow Linda Birtles Anne Jennings Chris Miller Debbie Heiman Mairin McGranahan Debbie Steele Patti Bininqer Debbie Hill Julie Miller 212 To add to the enchantment of the Christmas and Sweetheart dances courts were chosen for each occasion. The Christmas court was made up of girls from the Junior and Senior classes. The qualifica¬ tions were loyalty to their class, personality, and beauty. Diane Wedow was elected Queen. The Sweetheart court represented every class. There were four seniors, two juniors, one sophomore, and one freshman. Gail Hill was elected the Queen. THE SWEETHEART COURT Queen—Gail Hill Terry Berry Sally Covell Kathy Semsch Cherly Newman Kerry McGinnis Meg Crowley Lynn Williams 213 9+udent-Faculty Game 214 This year ' s students really were out to smash the fac¬ ulty in the second Student-Faculty game. At 6:30 the night started off with the Junior-Senior girls vs. the women faculty. At the finish of that game the men faculty fought the Junior-Senior boys in a closely fought battle. The students team lost by only 3 points. A group of seventeen girls made up the Junior-Senior cheerleaders. 215 Patrons COURTESY OF E O MARKET FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA HUGHES—PLUMBING AND HEATING MR. AND MRS. LLOYD C. HAYES THE KEYETTE CLUB IT WAS A PLEASURE TO SERVE THE STUDENT BODY OF OAKTON. —STUDENT GOVERNMENT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OAKTONETTES OAKTON HIGH SOHOOL SCIENCE CLUB CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN J.V. SPORTS THIS YEAR. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Mrs. Donald E. Boyd Cyndy Holcomb Donald B. Hubbard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Irby Jon B. Anderson and Beverly Mlletich Mr. McDonald Paula Gould, ' 69 Miss Linda Revis Phillip Welker Best of LUCK O.H.S.—Gail Brown, ' 69 Best wishes to the Class of ' 70. D. Heiman Best wishes—Lt. Col. P. Hill Good Riddance O.H.S. from Val May Long live the Class of ' 69—Jan Allison Mike Gunn and Kathy Doyle forever All my love to Larry—Suzanne All my love to Kevin—Cam Bill and John: Keep Groovin ' —Sues Good-bye—and hail! my Fancy. Geyomoru I shall not wear my heart upon my sleeve for daws to peck at—I am not what I am. BJK Johnchristomedstaceybobfrankdon Kathy, I ' m lost. I ' m empty and aching and I don ' t know why. jt Larry, with all my love. Ginnee May the Juniors carry on the 2nd period study hall tradition of Do Do! Remember Number 4 SIDE Burns Someone told me it ' s all happening at the zoo. I do believe it ' s true. jan The 3 Musketeers and the 7 Drunks To Ken: Who tried and, thanks to the Block, almost failed. The Green Ladies With all my love. To Dean from Daphne The Price Family Oakton High School (Vienna, Va.) Paragon 3 2769 11629742 7