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Wayne Bart Assistant Principal for Instruction 21 TOP RIGHT: James Green Administrative Aid BOTTOM RIGHT: Mary Ashton Guidance Director 22 TOP LEFT: Ellsworth Cottom Joel Moody William Schuman RIGHT: Francis Chapman Marty Harrill Lois Hoffman BOTTOM LEFT: Minnie Belle Sellers Mary Ashton Carol Grewe 23 U]wOJdOM , RIGHT: Lynda McConnell Christine Fowler BELOW: Betty Grantham Loretta Sauls Vivian Fiore 24 W m- - ar r-1 TOP LEFT: Jeanne Walker Mary Row BOTTOM LEFT: Audrey Engstrom Dorothy Vaughn June Fairbanks BOTTOM RIGHT: Beth Olin Violet Anderson 25 TOP RIGHT: Barbra Sue Carter Chairman BOTTOM RIGHT: James Howard Donald Cox 26 27 TOP RIGHT: Phillip Welker Sharon Hilgert LEFT: Jim Smith Janice Clark Tim Burns BOTTOM RIGHT: Rachel Maquire Cynthia Kelly k 28 TOP LEFT: Robert Thompson Chairman LOWER RIGHT: Phillis Rittman Marvin Kuntz LOWER LEFT: Richard Hartley 29 TOP: William Campbell Nancy Bunker Isaac Newkirk BOTTOM: Linda Reavis Rachel Whoolery 30 TOP RIGHT: Paul Worthman Ray Thomas BOTTOM LEFT: Robert Cassibry William Rodgers BOTTOM RIGHT: Lulu Dupuy Beatrice Harrington y xi 5x5 hi LX i ' J ; 5 7 31 TOP RIGHT: Carl Sachs Chairman TOP LEFT: Leon Hawkins James Brahaney BOTTOM: Darrell Ardoin Don Bruce George Komar 32 TOP LEFT: Carol Andrews Marjorie Lundegard BOTTOM LEFT: David Caughey Marion Lowe BOTTOM RIGHT: Thomas Ferguson Planetarium 33 34 35 Pluj$lCCt BduMttiOu TOP RIGHT: Linda Deavers Katharine Peters BOTTOM RIGHT: Joline Kickliter James Williams Daniel Price BOTTOM LEFT: Doris Grill Chairman 36 fĀ ' iS mk f i i ā A ā L TOP: William Edmondson Thomas Hawkins Douglas Crupper BOTTOM RIGHT: William Savage Athletic Director BOTTOM LEFT: Merle Kemp James Williams Patricia Wolfe 37 Mo w tCWiOhwtt TOP LEFT: Norma Kline Chairman RIGHT: Norma Kline Bernice Lankton 5t ā Mki 38 CENTER: Mary Strailman Betty Skelly Susan Leidemer BOTTOM LEFT: Ray Wilkins Chairman 39 h I RwfifejK IxuitQu Mfl TOP RIGHT: William Mastbrook Chairman BOTTOM RIGHT: Linda Johnston Phyllis Owen BOTTOM LEFT: Patricia Iwanik Michael Sette 40 41 ! QotioJL QtudteS BOTTOM RIGHT: Richard Fagle Gale Long Thomas Long 42 TOP LEFT: Helen Miller Chairman RIGHT: Brenjzer Price Gaylord Wargo BOTTOM LEFT: Edith Bennett David Roush 43 BOTTOM LEFT: Robert Mason Hampton Williams BOTTOM RIGHT: Donald Hutton James Conklin James Linza 44 LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Jordan, R. Spqulding, M. A. Conger, (Manager), E. Bibb, H. Nuckles, L. Swain. SECOND ROW: V. Rigney, N. Abel, B. Knicely, M. Tidwell, L. Rigney, B. Walker, C. Spauling, A. McKinney, S. BurleĀ¬ son, A. Bibb, F. Cordin. X LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Cole, K. R. Moore, (Head Custodian), M. Fields, M. Moores, L. Samuel, P. Cook, A. Harris, G. Jackson, J. Varner, T. Browning, M. Covch, W. Fletcher, V. Couch, H. Mullens, P. Mullens, T. Woodward, D. Terrell. 45 46 W r ' %Ā ' Jk - v] 47 48 Abbott, Susan Abernathy, Syneese Agersborg, Kim Ait, Mary Albers, William Alexander, Delores Alexander, Janet Allan, Robert Alldever, Cindy Allen, Becky Allen, Susan 1 Alves, Wally Amann, Elizabeth Anderson, Nick Anderson, Pam Anderson, Robin Andreatta, Charles Anspach, George Ashburn, Bonnie Atkins, Ken Atkinson, Karen Atkisson, Jeff Austin, Peggy Austin, Susan Avery, Stuart Azzara, Carl Baker, Brian Bankston, Pat Barber, Robert Barbour, Linda Barkley, Gary Barr, Ritchie Barrett, Rita Barrett, Thomas Bascue, Ellen Bates, David Baturin, Marsha Baumgartner, Karen Baxter, Hilton Beattie, Eric Beck, Michael Beckler, Rochelle Behrens, John Belanger, Sean Bensal, Terri Bernero, Clare Berriman, Mary Berry, Debra 49 Bertrand, Michael Besi, Melanie Birtles, Ronald Blackwell, Mary Blalock, Mary Blanchette, Lori Blevins, Naomi Bloxton, John Bohler, Bruce Bohrer, Deoa Bohrer, Susan Bonnett, Arthur Boston, Jana Botts, Wanda Bouslog, Russell Bowman, Chester Bowyer, Kevin Boyers, James Bradbury, James Brady, Patrick Brandli, Kathleen Brandt, Eric Brinckmeyer, Kent Broaddus, John Brown, John Brown, Margaret Brown, Richard Brown, Robert Brown, Salli Brown, Susanne Brownfield, Brenda Brunner, Mary Bryan, William Bryant, Stanley Buck, Diane 50 PtWi 0 MMS Ā© Cope with high School Burke, Steven Buckley, Michael Budner, Mary Bull, Terese Bull, Thomas Bunaugh, Alfred Burd, Mark Burke, Laurie Burns, David Burton, Deborah Buttram, Kerry Buttram, Kim Buttrick, Scott Byers, John Byrd, Alan Caffi, Teresa Cain, Cynthia Caldwell, Nancy Caldwell, Susan Campbell, Howard Campbell, Sally Canafax, Everett Cangiano, Teresa Caples, Wanda Carew, Stephanie Carling, Debra Carlson, William Carlton, Earnest Carpenter, Allen Carr, Bruce Carter, Catherine Carter, Dearmond Carter, Grailing Carter, Lawrence Cascio, Ann Castner, Joan Caulfield, John Chag, Darian Chapman, David Chapman, Ray Charles, John Charlton, Richard Childress, Herbert Chilman, Julia Clark, Barbara Clayton, Clement Clemens, Shirley Clinton, James Clinton, Marty Cloney, Linda Cockerham, Bruce Coe, Mary Coffin, Elizabeth Cohen, Laura Collins, Pam Compton, David Conley, Dean Connifey, Tim Connolly, Marc Connor, Daniel 51 Conroy, Helen Conroy, Janice Cook, Craig Coombs, Thomas Cooper, Joyce Cover, Valan Crane, Rick Crank, Steve Crider, Candy Croke, Dan Crosby, Kymble Crosson, Mike Cumberland, Laura Curtis, Carol Daniels, Brian Davies, Don Davis, Ava Davis, Robert A. 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Patricia Foss, Robert Fowler, Steven French, Flugh Fritter, Carol Frye, Dan Gabardy, Dale Gaile, Debra Gallaway, Grant Garcoa, Susan Garrett, Sandra Garten, Michael Gay, Ronald German, Gary Giles, Martha Gilmore, Deborah Gjormand, Deidre Glass, Steve Goddard, Susan Gooch, Kathy Goodman, Jess Goodspeed, Kathy Gore, Wanda Grant, David Grant, Bruce Green, Susan Gregory, Ken Groome, Mike Grumbly, Patty Guilford, Brenda Gulley, Linda Gullotta, Chris Hagler, Charles Hall, Betty Hamilton, Kathy Hammer, Patty Hanger, Orion Hargrove, Debra Harris, Greg Harris, Wesley Hatcher, Ron Hattin, Andy Hauffe, Rick Hawes, Mary Hayes, Mike Haynes, Tollie Henderson, Dan Herring, James Hill, Robert Hodgson, Janet Hoelscher, Denis Hoertel, Deborah Hoffman, Barbara Holcomb, Hoyt Holls, Dorothy Holmes, Johnina 87 JunZo ' is choose cllct s liagS Hoover, Jeff Hopson, Philip Hood, Rick Horn, Jenifer Houska, Brad Howard, Charles Hubbard, Sam Hudgins, Cathy Huenecke, Guy Hughes, John Hummel, Lisa Hurley, Alicia Irons, Deborah Isaacs, Kathy Isaacs, Carol Isley, Dan Jackson, Raymond Jackson, Bill Jacobs, Dennis Jaffers, Becky James, Anna Johnson, Dawn Johnson, Laura Johnson, Marjorie Johnson, Wayne Jones, Brenda Judd, Deborah Kanupp, Barbara Keefe, Alison Keith, Claude Kelley, Rick Kelley, Robert Kennedy, Leslie Kennedy, Mike Kerfoot, Donna Kinder, Patti King, Susan Klein, Marcia Klein, Sue Klinkert, Lynn Knox, Debbie Kornicker, Lance Kowalski, Walter Krohn, Terry Krytusa, Diane Kuhr, Rick Kulenguski, Carol Kulesza, Jenny Kuntz, Kieth Lachance, Larry Lampl, Susan Landon, Kathy Lane, Sandra Langdon, Mike 88 Lapresti, Chris Larson, Jeff Lawhorn, Tom Lea, Terri Lee, Dennis Lee, Edward Lerch, Gary Lessa, Anita Lindstrom, Deidre Litch, David Lloyd, Anne Long, Nancy Longerbeam, Joyce Lowrey, Tyler Lozito, Nancy Lumsden, Philip Lynch, Gordon Makely, Clarence Maloney, Pat Manville, Karen Marchant, Frances Marr, Steve Martin, Alfred Martin, Evangeli Marum, Sue Mason, Ron Mathews, James Matros, Ron Maulfair, John Maxey, Gary McAlister, Pauly McCabe, Mary McCarthy, Diane McCarthy, James McClafferty, Pat McClendon, Daniel McDermott, Frances McDermott, Michele McDonald, Sue McGrath, James McIntyre, Linda McKechnie, Chris McLaughlin, Carol McLean, Becky McMullan, Charles McNamara, Judy Mea, Roberta Meacham, Steve 89 Mercader, Carole Messerli, Steve Meyer, Burdetta Michelson, Gayle Miller, Carl Miller, Jeanne Miller, Joyce Molinas, Marilyn Molster, Barbara Moniz, John Moore, Dale Moore, Steve Moore, Vickie Moran, Kathy Morris, Sharon Morrison, Pam Mountjoy, Bill Mountain, Gail Mudrinich, Sandy Myers, Judy Nelson, Diane Nelson, Leslie Nelson, Peggy Neville, Louis Nguyen, John Noakes, Betty Noelcke, Jean Noll, Steve North, Barbara Olecheck, Sharon Olson, Teri Ormrod, Mike Ours, Barbara Owens, Laurel Palmer, George Parrish, Mary Pastoor, Robert Pedersen, Chris Pedersen, Pat Pernell, Jean Personette, Rich Petersen, James Petit, Barbara Petsko, Bryan Phelps, David Phillips, Peggy Pitkin, Nancy Pompier, Nancy Powell, Kathy Pownall, Rich Pritz, Mike Quinlan, Steve Quinn, Rich Quick, Judy Rabbitt, Janis 90 Ragland, Michael Ramos, Manuel Randall, Catherine Rawlings, Marke Redden, William Reid, Martin Rentschler, Elisabeth Revis, Gloria Rhodes, Charles Rice, Mitch Rich, Sharon Ridd, John Rines, Larry Ritchie, William Robbins, Martha Robbins, Jackie Roberts, Mary Roesch, Richard Rosenthal, Alice Rubenking, Neil Rubenstein, Michele Ruffner, Teresa Rugenstein, Marcia Rupard, Jeannette Ryan, Charles Ryan, Peter Saez, Stephanie Sanders, Kenneth Savia, Susan Savin, William Sawyer, Lydia Scanlon, Denise Schimmel, John Schleith, Robert Schoepe, Barbara Schreiber, Thomas Schrotel, John Schuler, Mark Schwalje, Michael Scott, Reginald Seal, Susan Semsch, Mike Shadrick, Nelson Shangle, Nancy Shank, Linda Shank, Mary Sheppard, Karen 91 Sheridan, Heather Sherwood, Valerie Shreves, Judith Showalter, Don Shriver, Karen Simpson, Carla Simpson, Diane Siron, Joyce Sikorsky, Diane Skiba, Russell Smith, Albert Smith, Daniel Smith, Sharon Smith, Wayne Smither, Barbara Smythe, Stephanie Spaulding, Greg Spaulding, Lynne Speaks, Bill Spradlin, Danny Stahle, Judy Stanley, Raymond Stanton, Pam Starck, Brian Steere, Ken Stephens, Bob Stephenson, Becky Stewart, Janet Stewart, Bill Stpeter, Bebra Stradtner, Ellen Stuart, Patty Studt, Maureen Sutler, Mary Swan, Robert Talley, James Thompson, Daniel Thompson, Kathryn Thorton, Linda Thompson, Robert Thompson, Bill Tomlinson, Kim Tocci, Regina Tocci, Vincent 92 ti Worth, Jeff Wright, David Wright, Bill Wuttke, Debbie Zareski, Steve Zean, Tom Zelibor, Joe Zodun, Albert True, Jean Turner, Allen Turpen, Jon Tyler, John Vadeboncoeur, Dianne Vanleer, Blake Vasaly, Louis Vella, Linda Vetter, Judy Victor, John Vieau, Paul Violette, Mark Vlannes, Nick Walker, Charles Walker, Martha Ward, Susan Ward, Linda Webb, David Weber, Cindy Weeks, James Weese, Deborah Weidman, Carol Wells, Howard Wells, Linda Wells, Janie Wells, Stephanie Welsh, Mark Wesley, Jane Wheeler, Jeri White, Bob White, Tom Whitecotton, Pam Whitford, Linda Whitt, Duane Wichels, Kim Wiley, Sharon Willbanks, Charles Willett, Glenn Williams, Pam Willis, Duane Wilson, Bob Wiman, Vickie Winters, Harry Wise, Glence Witul, Janice Wood, Jerry Woodard, Steve Wooddell, Bob Worth, Barbara 93 94 Q d(yi OfafatotoS PRESIDENT: Bill Carter VICE PRESIDENT: Kathi Turner SECRETARY: Jean Floreman TREASURER: Debbie Hill 96 APS QbuudmJb f 97 MARY L. ALESI SOUD T. ALMINSHWIT ABDULLAFIF ALTORAH DOUGLAS ANDERSON DEWEY BARRINEAU elizabeth adams . . . advanced . . . concert choir . . . jv hockey. lauren alesi . . . drill team . . . drama club . . . girls athletic association . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club . . . varsity cheerleaders. douglas anderson . . . oakton club . . . symphonic band. ronald andreatta . . . honor society . . . oakton club. Catherine atkinson . . . pep club. andrew bailey . . . honor society . . . latin club . . . oakton club. barbara bailey ... art club . . . folk club . . . french club . . . majorettes . . . quill scroll . . . Spanish club . . . student government. richard bailey ... art club. george baker . . . bowling club. robert barnard . . . concert band . . . golf team. dewey barrineau . . . block. 99 FRANK A. BELCHER KAREN L. BELL ROBERT J. BELLEMARE JANET E. BERTA BERNARD P. BIGLER DEBBIE BILLINGTON PATRICIA BINNINGER MARK W. BISBEE LAWRENCE E. BLACKWELL LESLIE A. BLANCHETTE DEBORAH BLANKENSHIP 100 michael bartel! . . . jv baseball . . . varsity wrestling. theresa baruffi . . . future teachers . . . peace corp club . . . pep club. lori bass . . . drama club . . . thes- pians. karen bell . . . advanced girls chorus . . . concert choir . . . girls athletic association . . . girls chorus . . . stuĀ¬ dent government . . . varsity basketĀ¬ ball, manager . . . vot. bernard big ler . . . concert band . . . latin club. debbie billington . . . honor society. patricia binninger . . . oaktonettes . . . pep club . . . student government . . . varsity cheerleaders. mark bisbee . . . opus . . . student government. lawrence blackwell . . . jv football . . . varsity football . . . varsity track. leslie blanchette . . . future teachers. deborah blankenship . . . drama club . . . french club . . . pep club . . . thespians. sandra blevins . . . girls chorus . . . vot. ruth blumberg ... art club . . . advanced girls chorus . . . concert choir. karen bohrer . . . bowling club . . . equestrian club . . . peace corp club. john boles . . . bowling club. carolyn bond . . . girls athletic assoĀ¬ ciation ... jv softball . . . varsity softball. I SANDRA M. BLEVINS RUTH BLUMBERG BARBARA BOHRER KAREN BOHRER CAROLYN BOND 101 cheryl bradt . . . student government . . . secretary . . . peace corp presiĀ¬ dent . . . keyettes. sigrid brandtner . . . tennis team . . . equestrian club . . . german club . . . french club. margaret bryant , . . future teachers. brenda buracker . . . vot. nancy buser . . . future teachers. carolyn cable . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . honor society . . . peace corp club . . . pep club, secretary . . . keyette, secretary and treasurer . . . concert choir, accompaniest ... enĀ¬ semble, student director . . . soph, class secretary. marsha carlson . . . pep club . . . girl ' s track team. bill carter . . . varsity football . . . student government . . . honor society . . . varsity club . . . senior class president. dana casey . . . student government . . . equestrian club . . . drill team. pat chamberlin . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . peace corp club . . . latin club . . . drill team . . . oaktonettes. vicki chappell . . . d.e. club, treasurer. bettie chaszar . . . v.o.t. . . . drill team . . . girl ' s chorus. carolyn childress . . . v.o.t. patricia clokey . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . girls chorus. kathy cook . . . paragon, diane coffinberger . . . pep club. DAVID L. BUCHANAN DANIEL G. BUNAUGH BRENDA L. BURACKER CAROLYN V. CABLE MARSHA R. CARLSON 102 WILLIAM H. CARTER PATRICK CARR MICHAEL CARTY DANA CASEY PAT CHAMBERLIN STEVE M. CHAPPELL VICKI L. CHAPPELL BETTY A. CHASZAR CAROLYN M. CHILDRESS PATRICIA A. CLOKEY KATHRYN S. COCK DIANE L. COFFINBERGER 103 GARY J. COLE STACEY COLE ELIZABETH A. COLL JOHN L. COMPTON MICHAEL F. CONMIFEY WENDY COPP MARY J. CRAIG JEFF R. CRISP CAROLYN CROSS DANA CUMBIE MAURICE CRETSOS MARSHA CUMMINGS 10 4 LAWRENCE CUNNINGHAM WILLIAM DAILEY LAURA M. DAVIS TERRELL G. DAVIS JAMES DAWSON HAL L. DEAN BRENDA L. DEBUSK DARLENE P. DEGRAFF gary cole . . . oakton club. elizabeth coll ... jv basketball, manĀ¬ ager . . . girls athletic association . . . pep club. michael connifey . . . varsity baseball . . . golf team . . , student governĀ¬ ment . . . honor society . . . chess club, president . . . varsity club . . . paragon. wendy copp . . . honor society. maurice cretsos . . . tennis team, capĀ¬ tain . . . varsity club. Carolyn cross . . . international relaĀ¬ tions club . . . vot. dana cumbie . . . golf team . . . stuĀ¬ dent government . . . concert choir. marsha cummings . . . student govĀ¬ ernment . . . Spanish club . . . symĀ¬ phony band . . . band council . . . orientation committee. laura davis . . . student government . . . cabinet, secretary, vice-president . . . chess club . . . keyette club . . . opus ... art club. terrell davis . . . varsity baseball . . . varsity club. james dawson . . . varsity football, captain , . . varsity wrestling . . . varĀ¬ sity baseball . . , varsity club. brenda debusk . . . vot. 105 LINDA DEPEW DOUGLAS DETWILER GLENDA DICKMAN PAMELA DOBBINS MARIA DIAS LUCIA DONAHUE RANDALL S. DONNELLY KATHLEEN DOREY douglas detwiler . . . concert band . . . cross country . . . varsity track. maria dias . . . a.f.s. . . . keyette club. glenda dickman . . . girls athletic assoĀ¬ ciation . . . varsity hockey. pam dobbins . . . varsity softball. lucia donahue . . . advanced girls chorus . . . drama club . . . drill team. randey donnelly . . . paragon. janie donovan . . . advanced girls chorus . . . keyette club ... student government. steve dougherty . . . chess club, vice president . . . honor society . . . math club . . . science club . . . student government. mike dove . . . a.f.s. . . . chess club . . . concert choir . . . science club . . . varsity track. tom downing . . . concert band . . . science club . . . stage band. eric dreller . . . french club, vice presiĀ¬ dent . . . varsity track. sheri dunbar . . . advanced girls choĀ¬ rus ... a.f.s. . . . concert choir . . . equestrian club . . . girls athletic assoĀ¬ ciation . . . varsity softball. steve dunbar . . . boys chorus. bonnie dyer . . . future teachers . . . oaktonettes . . . peace corp club. diana eastridge . . . advanced girls chorus . . . concert choir. donna eastridge . . . advanced girls chorus . . . concert choir. i i M 106 JANE E. DONOVAN STEPHEN A. DOUGHERTY MICHAEL E. DOVE THOMAS R. DOWNING ERIC DRELLER SHERENE M. DUNBAR STEVE DUNBAR BONNIE L. DYER DIANA EASTRIDGE DONNA J. EASTRIDGE KRISTEN K. EGBERT PAMELA K. ENDTER 107 DOUGLAS E. EVANS TOBEY EVANS MARSHA EVERTON JANICE FAGAN DONALD G. FERRELL LINDA J. FETZER EARL B. FISHER CHRISTINE FITZGERALD 108 CAROL A. FLAHERTY WILLIAM A. FLETCHER PATRICK FLYNN SHEILA FOGARTY JEAN C. FLORMAN RANDY FOGARTY JAY FOLEY doug evans . . . varsity football . . . varsity baseball . . . varsity club. marsha everton . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . honor society . . . math club. janis fagan . . . student government . . . german club, president and vice- president. candice farris . . . french club, donald ferrell . . . varsity football. linda fetzer . . . bowling club . . . german club . . . v.o.t. byron fisher . . . honor society . . . bowling club . . . concert choir. chris fitzgerald . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . drama club . . . paragon . . . girls chorus . , . sales girl. carol flaherty . . . girls jv basketball . . . student government . . . future homemakers . . . pep club . . . oak- ton ettes. bill fletcher . . . freshman football . . . golf team . . . student government . . . varsity club . . . oakton club . . . concert choir, vice-president . . . enĀ¬ semble . . . boys chorus. jean florman . . . jv hockey . . . girls varsity basketball . . . girls varsity soft- ball . . . student government . . . honor society . . . latin club . . . g.a.a., vice-president . . . keyettes . . . conĀ¬ cert choir , . . ensemble . . . advanced girls chorus. pat flynn . . . varsity football . . . student government . . . varsity club, president. sheila fogarty future teachers. randy fogarty varsity football. THEODORE FOLLIN 109 SUZANNE FRANK MERI FRASER THEODORE FRANCIS JUDITH FRODELLA JAMES E. GALLOWAY JUDITH A. GALLOWAY RANDOLPH J. GANDY PATRICIA GARBER DEBORAH GARRETT ELIZABETH M. GAUT 110 JUDI A. GOLDING GAIL GRANT ted francis , , . oakton club. meri fraser . . . drama club . . . opus. judy frodella . . . girls varsity basketĀ¬ ball . . . future teachers . . . g.a.a. . . . girls chorus. judy galloway . . . thespians . . . drama club . . . a.f.s. . . . peace corp club . . . block staff. randy gandy . . . cross country, capĀ¬ tain . . . varsity wrestling . . . varsity track . . . varsity club . . . block staff. mary gaut . . . drama club . . . a.f.s. . . . international relation club . . . french club . . . girls chorus. jeff getty . . . varsity football ... jv football . . . jv wrestling. kathie gilliam . . . drama club . . . future teachers . . . concert choir . . . advanced girls chorus. judi golding . . . student government . . . keyettes . . . opus . . . block staff. gail grant . . . future teachers. john gray . . . student government . . . thespians, vice-president . . . drama club, vice-president . . . future teachers, vice-president . . . block staff . . . concert band . . . stage band. alison greene . . . student government . . . keyettes . . . concert choir. JOHN W. GRAY PAULINE E. GRAY ALISON M. GREENE t III SHELLEY GREENE SUSAN M. GREEN ELLEN M. GREER CHRISTINE A. GREGOIRE KEITH H. GREWE ARTHUR GUNN DIANNA GRUBBS SUSAN L. HAVERSTROH ERIC G. GRUNDSET KAREN S. HAIGLERD MARY L. GUSEMAN MIMI M. GROVE JILL C. HAMILTON RONALD WAYNE HAMMER TERESA C. HANCHETT STEPHEN HANDWERK DANIEL HANLON shelly greene . , . future teachers . . . honor society . . . keyette club. susan green . . . a.f.s. . . . drill team . . . oaktonettes. chris gregoire . . . vot. keith grewe . . . bowling club . . . jv football . . . varsity football. mimi grove . . . block . . . opus. susan haberstroh . . . block . . . conĀ¬ cert band . . . drill team . . . french club . . . keyette. karen haiglerd . . . symphonic band. john hale . . . varsity club . . . varĀ¬ sity football. guy hall . . . honor society ... jv baseball ... jv wrestling . . . latin club, treasurer . . . oakton club. john hall . . . cross country . , . honor society . . . oakton club . . . varsity club . . . varsity track. jilt hamilton . . . drill team, secretary . . . pep club. ron hamner . . . audio-visual club . . . chess club, secretary-treasurer . . . honor society . . . math club . . . science club . . . student government. terri hanchett . . . french club . . . future teachers . . . peace corp club, president, treasurer . . . student govĀ¬ ernment. Steve handwerk . . . concert choir . . . ensemble . . . oakton club . . . stuĀ¬ dent government . . . varsity club . . . varsity football . . . varsity track. dan hanlon . . . concert band . . . latin club, president. 113 EDGAR S. HARRIS LLOYD C. HAYES JOSEPH A. HARRIS MARGARET E. HAYES NORMA C. HARTH RITA J. HAYNES DONNA HEATWOLE KRISTINE A HELSTROM ed harris . . . block . , . opus. joseph harris . . . cross country . . . jv wrestling . . . varsity club . . . varĀ¬ sity wrestling. norma harth . . . vot. buddy hayes . . . paragon . . . stuĀ¬ dent government . . . freshman footĀ¬ ball . . . shoe salesman. margaret hayes . . . distributive eduĀ¬ cation club, president. rita haynes . . . distributive educaĀ¬ tion club. donna heatwole . . . vot. kris helstrom . . . advanced girls choĀ¬ rus. steve henry . . . distributive education club. diane herring . . . drill team. debbie hill . . . a.f.s. . . . drill team . . . german club . . . girls athletic association . . . international relations club . . . pep club . . . symphonic band . , . student government . . . varsity cheerleaders. jeanine hill . . . pep club, edward hilton . . . varsity track. karen hogan . . . pep club . . . SpanĀ¬ ish club. bill hogan . . . honor society . . . latin club . . . varsity club, vice president . . . varsity football, captain . . . varĀ¬ sity wrestling. elaine holdaway . . . a.f.s. . . . future homemakers, vice president . . . girls athletic association . . . jv hockey . . . keyette club . . . peace corp club . . . pep club . . . student government. paula hollis . . . future homemakers, president, secretary . . . Spanish club. linda horn . . . honor society . . . keyette club . . . precision dance club. 114 STEVE HENRY DIANE E. HERRING JAMES A. HEWITT DEBORAH C. HILL JEANINE D. HILL EDWARD G. HILTON DEBRA HOCKING PATRICIA K. HOGAN WILLIAM D. HOGAN CHRIS HOKE ELAINE HOLDAWAY PAULA E. HOLLIS WILLIAM M. HOPPER LINDA A. HORN 115 ron hubbard . . . varsity football . . . varsity track. Catherine huchot . . . international relation club . . . precision dance club. buddy hudson . . . varsity club . . . varsity football . . . varsity track . . . varsity wrestling. bob huffman . . . distributive educaĀ¬ tion club. bruce jenkins . . . block . . . latin club . . . student government. barbara jerozal . . . advanced girls chorus. diana johnson . . . advanced girls chorus . . . concert choir . . . future teachers . . . german club . . . pep club. glenda johnson . . . girls chorus. lynn johnson . . . drill team . . . pep club . . . student government . . . symphonic band . . . varsity track. sue johnson . . . future homemakers . . . future teachers . . . science club. beth (ones . . . advanced girls chorus . . . concert choir . . . ensemble. lee kachel . . . german club . . . science club. pete karonis . . . concert band . . . honor society . . . science club . . . student government . . . varsity track. rick kastens . . . jv football . . . varĀ¬ sity football. frank kauflin . . . concert choir . . . ensemble . . . golf team. KAREN J. HOUHOULIS RONNIE H. HUBBARD CATHERINE HUCHOT GRANVILLE A. HUDSON ROBERT HUFFMAN KATHLEEN HUTCHINSON MARY INGRAM DANIEL ISLEY BRUCE J. JENKINS BARBARA JEROZAL 116 GLENDA C. JOHNSON JAMES W. JOHNSON MARY L. JOHNSON SUSAN D. JOHNSON BETH JONES LEE KACHEL PETER J. KARONIS HENRY P. KARSTENS RICK F. KASTENS FRANCIS P. KAUFLIN 117 PATRICIA KELLY NANCY E. KEMP CHERI KENNEDY JAMES L. KULENGUSKI ROBERT W. KUSHNER DONNA LAMB BRENT LANDER 118 pat kelly . . . french club . . . future homemakers . . . future teachers . . . pep club. liz kemp . . . drama club . . . thes- pians. cheri kennedy . . . keyette club, treaĀ¬ surer, vice president . . . pep club . . . Spanish club . . . student government. pam kennedy . . . advanced girls choĀ¬ rus ... a.f.s. . . . drama club . . . girls chorus ... jv basketball. rosie kinder . . . block . . . opus . . . student government. chris klekner . . . drama club . . . keyette club . . . pep club . . . stuĀ¬ dent government. linda knight . . . block, editor . . . girls chorus . . . pep club. sue kostyal . . . concert choir . . . freshmen cheerleader . . . girls athĀ¬ letic association . . . keyette club . . . pep club . . . student government . . . varsity cheerleaders. jim kulenguski . . . a.f.s. . . . boys chorus . . . german club . . . opus . . . student government. donna lamb . . . chess club . . . conĀ¬ cert choir . . . honor society . . . keyĀ¬ ette club . . . student government. brent lander . . . chess club . . . conĀ¬ cert band . . . math club, secretary . . . science club. bruce lauer . . . drama club ... jv basketball . . . thespians . . . varsity basketball . . . varsity club . . . varĀ¬ sity football . . . varsity track. victor lawrence . . . chess club . . . freshman basketball ... jv basketball . . . jv baseball . . . science club . . . varsity basketball. ray lawson . . . a.f.s., vice president . . . international relation club, vice president. janet ledbury . . . future teachers. bill lee ... stage band . . . symĀ¬ phonic band. barb levister . . . girls athletic assoĀ¬ ciation . . . peace corp club . . . stage band . . . varsity softball, captain. BRUCE A. LAUER ROGER C. LAWSON WILLIAM LEE BARBARA J. LEVISTER VICTOR L. LAWRENCE JANET L. LEDDBURY I 119 HARRY LLOYD JAMES LONGINO DEBORAH E. LORD STEPHANIE F. LOWE PAUL F. LOZITO BATHANY D. lYNCH RICHARD J. MACHINSKI BETTY M. MACK KATHLEEN E . MAHAR COLLEEN M. MAHONEY MARTHA MAHONEY DENNIS G. MAJOR PHILLIP C. MARCEY MICHAEL E. MARES JOHN MASSA PATRICK L. MASSEY PATRICIA MASTERSON ALAN E. MATHIAS PAT MAY MARY C. McCANN harry lloyd . . . varsity basketball . . . j.v. baseball . . . varsity club. jim longino . . . tennis team . . . chess club . . . paragon . . . concert band . . . stage band. debby lord . . . a.f.s. . . . internaĀ¬ tional relation club. Stephanie lowe . . . honor society . . . paragon . . . opus, associate art ediĀ¬ tor .. . art club. paul lozito . . . varsity football . . . j.v. football . . . varsity wrestling . . . j.v. wrestling . . . varsity track . . . varsity club . . . oakton club. ric machinski . . . russian club. marty mahoney . . . future teachers. phill marcey . . . j.v. football . . . varsity wrestling . . . varsity club. mike mares . . . student government . . . honor society . . . debating club. john massa . . . varsity football . . . varsity wrestling . . . student governĀ¬ ment, president . . . junior class presiĀ¬ dent . . . honor society . . . science club . . . chess club . . . varsity club . . . concert band. alan mathias . . . varsity basketball . . . varsity club. pat may . . . french club . . . pep club . . . opus . . . block staff , . . art club . . . red cross club . . . c.s.m.c. cathy mccann . . . honor society . . . peace corp club . . . drill team. 121 BRIAN J. McCARRON JEANNE M. McCAULEY roger k. McClendon james g. McCracken Christopher McCullough pat McDonough DONNELLA L. McGREER KENNETH J. MclNNIS jean mccauley . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . cabinet member . . . honor society . . . peace corp club . . . bowlĀ¬ ing club . . . keyette, president. roger mcclendon . . . varsity basketĀ¬ ball, manager . . . golf team . . . honor society . . . science club . . . block staff. jim mccracken . . . j.v. wrestling. chris mccullough . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . honor society, president . . . debating society. pat mcdonough . . . future teachers . . . pep club . . . drill team. ken mcinnis . . . cross country . . . varsity baseball . . . j.v. baseball . . . student government . . . honor society . . . Spanish club . . . concert choir. kerry mcinnis . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . honor society, vice presiĀ¬ dent . . . Spanish club, secretary . . . g.a.a. . . . keyettes . . . opus. mary mckeone . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . honor society . . . g.a.a. . . . pep club . . . varsity cheerleaders, co-captain . . . keyette, secretary . . . concert choir . . . advanced girls choĀ¬ rus. john mclaughlin . . . varsity football . . . varsity basketball . . . varsity club . . . oakton club. bev miletich . . . student government . . . pep club . . . majorettes, captain . . . block staff. carole miller . . . peace corp club . . . future teachers . . . concert band . . . stage band . . . concert choir . . . ensemble . . . advanced girls chorus . . . girls chorus. julie miller . . . student government . . . honor society, treasurer . . . peace corp club . . . pep club . . . opus . . . junior class vice-president. robert miller . . . bowling club. bill miller . . . varsity football . . . j.v. football . . . varsity wrestling . . . gerĀ¬ man club . . . varsity club. 122 KERRY A. MclNNIS MARY A. McKEONE paula m. McKinnon john d. McLaughlin JACK S. McNEIL CHERTA MELLOY JULIANN MILLER ROBERT E. MILLER ROBERT MILLER WILLIAM L. MILLER 123 debbie mills . . . girl ' s varsity softball. susanne mills . . . pep club . . . conĀ¬ cert choir. scott mohun . . . varsity football . . . freshman football . . . varsity track . . . latin club . . . varsity club . . . oakton club. elizabeth moncrief . . . advanced girls chorus. frank moniz . . . debating society . . . opus . . . block staff ... art club, brenda moors . . . bowling club . . . future teachers . . . advanced girls chorus. kerry moore . . . student government . . . concert band. judy moore . . . student government . . thespians . . . future teachers . . . Spanish club . . . opus. leanne moore . . . peace corp club . . . bowling club . . . opus . . . girls chorus. joe mott . . . cross country ... varĀ¬ sity track. mike mprdock . . . varsity track, doug murphy . . . varsity football . . . varsity baseball . . . varsity club . . . oakton club, vice-president. debi nelson . . . advanced girls choĀ¬ rus. john neufeld . . . varsity football . . . varsity track . . . varsity club . . . oakton club. marilyn neville . . . a.f.s. . . . pep club . . . block staff . . . girls chorus. cheryl newman . . . student governĀ¬ ment , . . honor society . . . g.a.a. . . . pep club . . . varsity cheerleadĀ¬ ers, co-captain and captain . . . conĀ¬ cert choir, treasurer and secretary . . . ensemble. tom nielsen . . . concert band. diane oleson . . . student government . . . peace corp club . . . pep club . . . oaktonettes. DEBORAH L. MILLS SUZANNE S. MILLS SCOTT A. MOHUN LEANNE V. MOORE JOSEPH H. MOTT 124 JOHN W. NOUNTJOY MICHAEL G. MURDOCK DOUGLAS W. MURPHY DEBRA L. NELSON FRANK J. NOLIN DIANE OLESON ROSA L. ORR JUDY OSBORNE 125 ERIC OSTER JUDITH OTT KATHY PADGETT TERRY PADGETT MARK J. PARSONS ROGER S. PARSONS DOROTHY J. PATRICK ELIZABETH PAYNE ARTHUR E. PEARSALL GEORGE PEARSON CAROL PEDERSEN PATTY PEIL JUANITA L. PERCIVAL DOUGLAS PETERSEN 126 HARRY D. PIERCE DEBORAH A. PIGGE judy ott ... future teachers . . . french club . . . paragon . . . chorus. mark parsons . . . varsity football . . . varsity wrestling ... latin club varsity club . . . concert choir . . . ensemble. liz payne . . . equestrian club . . . Spanish club . . . pep club. george pearson . . . international relaĀ¬ tion club . . . d.e. carol pedersen . . . future teachers . . . advanced girls chorus. doug petersen . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . bowling club, president . . . pep club, vice-president . . . concert choir. debbe pigge . . . v.o.t. . . . advanced girls chorus. toni pochucha . . . girls varsity soft- ball, captain . . . peace corp club, vice- president . . . future teachers . . . g.a.a. pat potter . . . varsity football . . . jv football . . . freshman football . . . varsity wrestling . . . jv wrestling . . . math club . . . french club . . . block staff. LINDA L. PLACE TONI L. POCHUCHA DICKIE N. POWELL 127 PATRICIA PRESTON JOHN PRICE JAMES PURVIS RHONDA RADABAUGH LAURA J. RAPPAPORT PAULA REEDER JAMES C. REICHART ROBERT REINERT 128 BRENDA K. REXRODE GEORGE RICAURTE KATHERINE RIGGS PATTI ROGERS SHARON ROEPKEN MARY L. ROHLINGER MAURA ROMLEY JENNIFER ROSEBERRY rhonda radabaugh , . . bowling club . . . future teachers . . . v.o.t. debbie ragland . . . girls j.v. basketĀ¬ ball . . . honor society . . . future homemakers , . , Spanish club . . . g.a.a. . , . keyettes. laura rappaport . . . thespians . . . drama club. paula reeder . . . Spanish club, jim reichart . . . bowling club. robbie reinert . . . boys chorus, vice- president. george ricaurte . . . varsity basketball . . . honor society . . . pep club. kathy riggs . . . student government . . . opus, ass ' t prose editor . . . block staff, ass ' t editor . . . s.e.e.c. sharon roepken . . . pep club. mary rohlinger . . . bowling club. maura romley . . . future teachers . . . block staff. Jennifer roseberry . . . girl ' s j.v. soft- ball, captain . . . g.a.a. 129 WILLIAM ROTENBERRY LYNANNE ROTH CAROLYN S. ROWE KENNETH W. RUDZINSKI LYNN RUMBLE REBECCA RYAN ADRIE SARDONIA DEBORAH SCARBOROUGH SANDY SCHAEFFER SHARON A. SCHIMMEL GAYLE A. SCHREPPEL REBECCA SCHWALGE JOHN SCURTO BRUCE SHAFFERMAN m bill rotenberry . . . oakton club. carole rowe . . . student government . . . bowling club, secretary and presiĀ¬ dent . . . future homemakers . . . Spanish club . . . pep club. lynn rumble . . . pep club, vice-presiĀ¬ dent . . . drill team . . . keyettes . . . paragon . . . block staff . . . girls chorus. rebecca ryan . . . student government . . . a.f.s. . . . Spanish club . . . gerĀ¬ man club, president and secretary. adrie sardonia . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . junior class treasurer . . . honor society . . . oaktonettes . . . advanced girls chorus. debby Scarborough . . . girls j.v. basĀ¬ ketball . . . varsity track . . . g.a.a. sandy schaeffer . . . a.f.s. . . . interĀ¬ national relation club . . . Spanish club ... pep club . . . majorettes . . . girls chorus. sharon schimmel . . . a.f.s., treasurer . . . Spanish club, president . . . pep club . . . block staff. gayle schreppel . . . bowling club . . . yearbook staff . . . concert choir . . . advanced girls chorus. rebecca schwaIge . . . a.f.s. . . . pep club. john scurto . . . cross country, capĀ¬ tain . . . varsity track, captain. bruce shafferman . . . concert band . . . mixed chorus. sally sheltra . . . future homemakers, secretary . . . pep club. julie sherman . . . french club . . . girls chorus . . . mixed choir. barbara shewbridge . . . honor society . . . latin club . . . pep club . . . opus, editor . . . art club. tom shipley . . . varsity basketball . . . varsity baseball . . . block staff . . . varsity club. cindy Shrewsbury . . . tennis team . . . future teachers. SALLY A. SHELTRA JULIANNE SHERMAN BARBARA SHEWBRIDGE THOMAS M. SHIPLEY ROBERT D. SHORT CYNTHIA J. SHREWSBURY 131 HORST SIMON CHRISTOPHER SJORUP ANN E. SLAUGHTER MICHAEL S. SLUSHER JERRY L. SMITH SHARON V. SMITH SUZANNE C. SMITH MICHAEL SMUKAL CRAIG S. SOLLOM SUE E. SOMMERS THOMAS A. SOMERVILLE ROBERT T. SOWERS 132 SISTIE S. SPAUR PAUL M. STANEK JANET I. STANGOHR BRENDA E. STANTON BEVERLY A. STEVENSON REBECCA STONECIPHER BRAD B. STREETER PHYLLIS A. STRUNK horst simon . . . german club . . . oakton club, treasurer . . . block. ken sjorup . . . bowling club . . . gerĀ¬ man club . . . latin club. ann slaughter . . . varsity basketball . . . jv basketball . . . varsity softball . . . girls athletics association, presiĀ¬ dent. mike slusher . . . student government . . . latin club. jerry smith . . . tennis team . . . stuĀ¬ dent government . . . science club. sharon smith . . . varsity hockey . . . varsity basketball ... jv basketball . . . Spanish club . . . girls athletic association, treasurer . . . drill team . . . mixed chorus. suzy smith . . . honor society . . . drama club . . . drill team . . . key- ette club . . . concert choir . . . enĀ¬ semble. mike smukal . . . concert band . . . stage band. sue sommers . . . future teachers . . . pep club . . . advanced girls chorus . . . deca. tom Somerville . . . honor society . . . science club, treasurer . . . german club, president, treasurer, bob sowers . . . bowling club. susie spaur ... a.f.s. . .ā¢. future teachers . . . pep club. mike stanek , . . block. janet stangohr . . . future teachers . . . pep club . . . drill team. bev Stevenson . . . german club . . . pep club. becky stonecipher . . . varsity track . . . student government . . . drama club . . . concert choir . . . advanced girls chorus. brad Streeter . . . varsity wrestling . . . block. phyllis strunk . . . varsity hockey . . . varsity basketball, captain . . . jv basĀ¬ ketball . . . varsity softball ... jv softball . . . peace corp club . . . latin club . . . g.a.a. 133 KARL I. STUDT MIKE STURMAN SAMUEL SWEET MARY E. TAYLOR JAMES S. TAGGART ALEXANDRA G. TALIOS CLIFFORD W. TEAL GEORGE M. TEBBS PETER F. TATE ESTER M. TEPPER CYNTHIA THOMAS CARLENE THOMPSON JOAN C. THOMPSON MARY K. THORPE 134 jim taggart . . . cross country . . . varsity track . . . science club . . . varĀ¬ sity club. sandie tallios . . . future homemakers . . . future teachers . . . Spanish club . . . paragon . . . drama club. pete tate . . . science club . . . math club. mary taylor . . . jv basketball . . . stuĀ¬ dent government . . . a.f.s., president . . . peace corp club . . . future teachĀ¬ ers ... french club, president . . . pep club. mike tebbs . . . science club . . . bowling club, vice-president . . . chess club . . . Spanish club. esther tepper . . . honor society . . . french club . . . opus, prose editor . . . block staff, copy editor. cindy thomas . . . v.o.t. carlene thompson . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . pep club . . . majorettes, captain . . . oaktonettes, president . . . concert choir . . . advanced girls chorus. joan thompson . . . future teachers, historian and president . . . pep club. mary thorpe . . . i.c.t. michele tillen . . . student government . . . drill team . . . paragon . . . sales girl. cathy tordiff . . . varsity hockey, coĀ¬ captain . . . jv hockey, co-captain . . . girls jv softball . . . student govern ment . . . g.a.a., vice-president and president . . . keyettes . . . opus . . . block staff, editor. gary trinkle . . . varsity wrestling . . . jv wrestling . . . varsity club . . . oakton club . . . symphonic band, treasurer. nancy trivett . . . student government . . . a.f.s. . . . pep club . . . majorĀ¬ ettes . . . keyettes. MICHELE R. TILLEN GARY TRINKLE CATHY L. TORDIFF NANCY E. TRIVETT SUSAN TROWBRIDGE CHARLES D. TULLY 135 carol turner . . . honor society . . . peace corp club . . . future homeĀ¬ makers. chris turner . . . student government . . . pep club . . . opus. kathi turner . . . student government ... senior class vice-president . . . honor society . . . german club, treaĀ¬ surer . . . drill team. susan turner . . . honor society . . . keyettes . . . paragon . . . salesgirl. max vaurick . . . varsity baseball. nadine vazques . . . drill team . . . concert band. carl verboncoueur . . . varsity footĀ¬ ball . . . latin club . . . varsity club . . . oakton club . . . concert choir. dennis Vincent . . . bowling club, matt vining . . . concert choir. melissa wagner . . . future homemakĀ¬ ers, vice-president. kativa waltonen . . . german club. chip ward . . . varsity football . . . jv football . . . varsity track . . . block staff. bill ward . . . Spanish club, vice-presiĀ¬ dent . . . oakton club . . . opus. KATHI A.TURNER SUSAN A. TURNER ELISE VADEBONCOEUR WAYNE L. VALIN ADRIAN P. VARNER JOHN A. VAVRICK NADINE C. VAZQUEZ 136 CAROLEE VERDEUR DENNIS C. VINCENT JOAN C. WALLER KATIVA WALTONEN CRAIG R. WARD WILLIAM N. WARD ALAN WEIMER PATRICIA A. WELLER BRUCE L. WEBSTER RICHARD S. WELLS STEVE WELLS CANDICE A. WELSH DANIEL WEVER BURT WHITT SUSAN E. WHORLEY MITCHELL W. WILSON CLAUDIA WINDELL 138 bruce webster . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . honor society . . . science club . . . audio-visual club . . . chess club . . . math club. alan weimer . . . cross country . . . varsity track . . . student government . . . pep club . . . varsity club . . . concert band, president . . . ombudsĀ¬ man. candy welsh . . . pep club. mary whitfield . . . equestrian club . . . advanced girls chorus . . . girls chorus. richard whitney . . . tennis team . . . audio-visual club. burt whitt . . . varsity football . . . varsity basketball . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . sophomore class president . . . honor society . . . french club . . . varsity club . . . oakton club. susan worley . . . advanced girls choĀ¬ rus .. . mixed chorus. mike wilson . . . thespians . . . bowlĀ¬ ing club . . . concert band. claudia winded . . . varsity hockey, president captain . . . girls jv basketĀ¬ ball . . . girls jv softball . . . girls track. maggie windle . . . student governĀ¬ ment . . . girls chorus. harry winnik . . . concert band. mary witul . . girls athletic associaĀ¬ tion . . . girls varsity basketball . . . honor society . . . keyette club ... varsity hockey. rick woldorf . . . science club Spanish club. gary wolfe . . . concert band stage band. HARRY A. WINNIK MARGARET WINDLE KAREN L. WIRRICK MARY W. WITUL GARY WOLFE 139 barbara wood . . . advanced girls chorus . . . honor society . . . pep club. rick work . . . distributive education club. chris worth ... block ... keyette club . . . opus . . . russian club, vice president. terri wright . . . block . . . peace corp club . . . student government. cheryl wuttke . . . concert band . . . girls athletic association . . . oakton- ettes . . . pep club ... student govĀ¬ ernment . . . varsity cheerleaders. lee wyatt . . . oakton club . . , stuĀ¬ dent government. ward yearmo . . . boys chorus . . . audio-visual club . . . bowling club . . . future homemakers . . . latin club . . . oakton club . . . pep club. linda zean . . . future teachers . . . pep club. karen zelibor ... art club . . . equesĀ¬ trian club . . . Spanish club. mike zeller . . . jv football . . . science club. TERESA WRIGHT CHERYL L. WUTTKE LEE A. WYATT WARD YEARMO LINDA ZEAN KAREN ZELIBOR MICHAEL R. ZELLER ' 140 SENIOR UFE 141 142 QqmuM QQuhnf) Begins With i Day 143 f-lcwZng ecetv l CoHfa$ 9 144 SfttuO ' lS Jak ft 145 146 HmHH 148 dctSS off ' 70 W JM tĀ© Uofe Unto lost Ym . at Oaktow tk Best. 149 150 Ā«f| ā M wi Si m v : m ' m ' 1 The Art Guild provides an opportunity for interested stuĀ¬ dents to experience art activities outside of the regular school program. This year members were able to work on a mural, a mosaic, a silk-screen project, and Christmas decorations. The hand made silk-screened calendars and Christmas decorĀ¬ ations were sold to the student body during the winter months. The final project was a sculpture to be placed in the art courtyard. B. Bailey S. Lane F. Moniz R. Bailey T. Lea J. Moore C. Bernero J. Longino P. Morrison D. Buck S. Lowe S. Mundrinich T. Bull N. Lozito E. Nolin P. Cole L. McCabe B. North L. Davis F. McDermott M. A. Pyle A. Desaussure K. Mclnnis D. Scalon M. Giles C. McKechnie B. Shrewbridge J. Grissom V. Merkling M. Smyth R. A. Johnson P. Miliken M. Mohun M. Waltonen 152 GVih ' AtWeffo Assoctottow t - i I ā i . W i 4 J H V v , wp L. Adams A. Comton K. Guerney M. Molinas D. Simpson D. Ait E. Coulter D. Heatwole P. Morrison A. Slaughter L. Alesi D. Covington D. Hill McGranahan S. Smith L. Bailes M. Covington D. Hino D. McGreer M. Smythe B. Baker R. Davis C. Holdaway K. Mclnnis P. Strunk R. Ball B. Dellinger E. Holdaway L. McIntyre M. Sutler B. Beckwith G. Dickman A. Howell M. McKeone B. Tate K. Bell S. Dunbar D. Huff J. McNamara K. Thomas P. Benagh P. Dunn W. James C. Newman K. Thompson S. Berga N. Dupuy G. Jeans V. Oxendine L. Thornton C. Bianchi D. Durost J. Jennings M. Parrish L. Tocci P. Bininger D. Eldracher D. Ketterman D. Patrick C. Tordiff B. Bishop L. Elm J. Klein T. Pochucha D. Trenor D. Blackwell J. Ferrier S. Klein D. Pruett D. Vadeboncouer C. Bond E. Fisher S. Kostyal D. Ragland N. Vasquez S. Braunstein M. Flint C. Kulenguski D. Ralph J. Vetter K. Brinckmeyer J. Florman T. Lea L. Roberts J. Vietenheimer B. Brown D. Flynn B. Levister D. Roseberry C. Windell D. Burns J. Frodella P. Lowrey J. Roseberry J. Witul J. Carter J. Gecan C. Mercader T. Ruffner M. Witul J. Chaudet K. Gooch L. Messenger K. Scribner S. Woodland 3. Clement L M. Gray J. Miller H. Sheridan C. Wuttke B. Coll P. Gray D. Mills J. Sieg D. Wuttke The main goal of the GAA is to encourage the girls of the school to participate in all physical educaĀ¬ tion activities and to promote good scholarship and school spirit. Their plans for 69-70 included a Parent- Daughter Activity Night, button sale, a Spring camping trip, and banquet in May when the next officers were inducted and awards for the year were given out. 153 PtftC iSlOto DCtttCO The Precision Dance club provides an opĀ¬ portunity for interested girls to perform jazz and precision dance. The girls work on varĀ¬ ious techniques and steps common to preĀ¬ cision dancing and create their own dances. C. Bradt K. McDonald K. Feirka S. Ward C. Huchot D. Weese kudJto ' AAtoiCtl! The purpose of the Audio-Visual club is the maintenance, repair, and operation of the schools audio-visual equipment and materials. R. Hamner A. Martin B. Lutyk B. Miller J. Pappala 1 I I I 1 Wi Ā« 4 j: 1 ā¢ Ā§ ! - ' ā jS ā¢1 ' -S-, WL X. % .. ffe L mm )k - :A S , 1 154 frL ' -i SI: Jt f ' |f|9 ā M Ā„.f .. T 1 BTf - ' : r F r? 1 4 7 v : 1 J M ā 1 H v w l Ml 1 -ā Ā„ 1 V Ā§ 1 ' .|| 1 p? 1 1 ā r l I u ā , ' f 1 L. Bailes M. Bradford J. Bradt D. Burke E. Conroy S. Damon B. Daniels D. Detwiler J. Doolittle M. Driscoll D. Durost S. Eblen D. Flohra D. Frye R. Killen L. Lent S. Logan B. Marchant L. Maxfield J. McGovern P. McKinnon R. Miller D. Nelson S. Noll D. Petersen J. Petersen B. Phipps D. Reynolds T. Ridd R. Sagadraca M. Settle S. Shinn K. Sjorup B. Starck M.Tebbs S. Wagner L. Weaver J. White P. Whitecotton D. Wintermeyer Bowfoag CW) Bt MtkljOt b 0W S. Abbott S. Abernathy L. Barbour L. Byerly T. Cangiano M. Ensor P. Goodman P. Gray M. Gray L. McMillan W. Nance D. Paulette K. Payne D. Pope W. Post S. Rubenking L. Schafer M. Thurman D. Toler P. Wilson D. Zahniser L55 Jtu tito Vcwtiiu The J.V. Cheerleaders tried to promote spirit and enthusiasm within the school. While cheering they made new friends and obtained good attitudes towards sports manship. They yell, smile, and do their best for their school and class. D. NollāCAPTAIN N. BellāCO-CAPTAIN K. Bisbee J. Blackburn S. Golding D. Hino N. MacKercher B. Nielsen K. Omara S. Rittman 156 Piesfundtit Ckmh uim Boasting spirit the baby Cougars were one of the most enthusiastic classes led by the Freshman cheerĀ¬ leaders. These eight girls were successful in comĀ¬ bining their talents to make a winning squad. CO-CAPTAINS L. Blanchette J. Flynn % x W. Botts S. Brown P. Collins M. McMullen D. Shank S. Shepard 157 Ckmhoudms Debbie Wuttke Linda McIntyre Royce Davis Patty Bininger Mary McKeone Cheryl Newman Cheryl Wuttke Spirit, smiles, and enthusiasm are exemplified by the Oakton High School Varsity Cheerleaders. It is their aim to promote a feeling of enthusiasm and unity among the students of the school, and to support the Varsity athletic teams. These girls cheer at every Varsity event. In buildĀ¬ ing up spirit they involve themselves in almost all aspects of student activities. U ' Mlka ' CAPTAINāSuzy Smith CO-CAPTAINāKitty Cullen J. Anderson D. Banta P. Benagh D. Burrier K. Cullen A. Crisp L. Dinsmore N. Ferquard D. Groome P. Grumbly M. Hauls J. Hermann W. James P. Johnson L. Kachel C. Kulenqunski L. Leggatt L. McDonough R. Mea K. Moran G. Mountain L. Parks P. Pedersek S. Rich P. Stanley S. Smith K. Turner P. Wiliams K. Wilson M. Zablotony Drill team has been an easily recognized organization. Home games were highlighted with the girls doing routines to many popular songs. Accompanied with the marching band the members were still active during basketball season, as they reflected Oakton spirit in the stands. 160 V Mpte-; - : Dfibctfe Twtn C. Andreatta R. Danner J. Finegan E. Foster L. Harpine B. Hollway J. Longino M. Mares C. McCullough F. Moniz M. Traynor N. Vlannes M. Walker J. Wesley The Debating Society is for all stuĀ¬ dents seriously interested in discusĀ¬ sion and argument. The varsity and j.v., teams compete with those of other schools in February and March and intramural debates are scheduled irĀ¬ regularly. Last year ' s varsity negative went to state and were hopeful for a successful season in 1970. CA es$ Cfiub M. Connifey C. Croak L. Davis S. Dougherty M. Driscoll C. Fielding R. Hamner D. Lamb K. Sawyer M. Tillen N. Villannes B. Webster 161 Dtrfstlbufaj BdjLuCtitUw i % i 1 pi 7 1 i jfl WL m j V ' y .77 J l 1 aft . -.1 Y A f j -B. f A jj 9 ini u D. Benaugh B. Noakes R. Bernhardet K. Padgett V. Chappell G. Pearson K. Clatterbuck D. Pierce G. Faircloth L. Place M. Flint T. Portch L. Ford J. Raleigh H. Gilbert M. Rohlinger M. Hayes C. Seal R. Haynes L. Smith C. Hollis S. Sommers R. Huffman N. Stradtner L. Johnson M. Studt T. Lawhorn R. Tobin P. Massey D. Walker J. Mcneil R. Work A. Ney M. Vavrick The Oakton High School Chapter of the Virginia Association of Distributive Education Clubs of America is a co-curricular organization which is in part of the total Distributive Education Program at Oakton. Their motto is to develop leaders through marketing and distribution. These stuĀ¬ dents learn through on-the-job experience. 162 I 7T k jr i : rm 9 m 9 Ā«r ā¢ V.O.T. K. Bell C. Bianchi S. Blevins B. Chaszar C. Childress B. Buracker C. Cross B. DeBusk L. Fetzer C. Gregorie N. Harth D. Heatwole C. Olszewski D. Pigge R. Radabaugh B. Rexrode P. Rodgers C. Salisbury B. Stevenson C. Thomas T. Wright D. Ainsworth J. Archer D. Ash D. Bracey A. Brown . Bundy T. Cole ). Compton A . Craig I. Crisp Durham N. Finneyfrock T. Follin E. Gilchrist C. Hagler S. Holloway H. Jackson M. Lewis D. Lindstrom C. McLaughlin R. Mifflin P. Nelson T. Padgett W. Pennington M. Ruffner T. Ruffner J. Siron L. Soles J. Stalnaker C. Teal M. Thorpe S. Venski A. Whitney V.I.CA. The Oakton chapter of V.I.C.A. strives tor the development of prope employer-employee relationships, as well as the dev elopment of leadership abilities. The club plans include an employer-employee banquet, and club participation in the district and state convention of V.I.C.A. 163 JD ' iOtMjOu 0M J. Adams H. Altimirano D. Banta L. Bass M. Bisbee K. Bjilland M. Blanlock D. Blankenship J. Boston L. Brown P. Casly B. Conroy E. Coughlan K. Crewziger R. Crosbie D. Cross J. Dove L. Elms J. Gray P. Fobdell J. Grimsley L. Harshfield C. Hickey C. Hoke L. Hummel A. Keefe K. Kuntz K. Millan D. Michael J. Miletich K. Monk D. Moore J. Moore J. N. Neville B. Nielson M. Parsons L. Rappaport C. Robbins J. Ryan J. Sieg C. Simpson R. Skiba B. Stonecipher K. Stumph S. Ward A. Weber D. lacono TheSbfak Qoctety J. Adams L. Bass D. Blankenship J. Galloway J. Galloway J. Gray B. Lauer P. Masterson S. Meachum L. Rappaport T. Tocci Stage Cm p C. Gullotta D. Isley B. Lauer 164 lAt Ā£ - w tjl ifig Qmjmxk Club The German Club is for students who are interested in the language and customs of Germany. Some of this year ' s activities are ice-skating, a German dinner and parties observing German holidays. D. Fagan J. Fagan N. Halverson G.Jeans D. Johnson A. Johnston P. Livesay R. Mea P. Ryan W. Smith T. Somerville J. Strong Club The purpose of the French Club is to better understand the French speakĀ¬ ing people. During the year the club plans to have candy and bake sales. They will finally participate in the International Week and Dinner. J. Clark J. Cornelius B. Donaldson D. Donaldson M. Enser M. Giles M. Grove P. Irby C. McKechnie B. McLean M. Mibrdor V. Moore S. Mudrinich M. Rubenstein J. Somerville i Qpcuush C5ub D. Berry T. Cangiano P. Ferrell J. Flaniken S. Gott E. Grundset L. Grundset C. Karr B. Kauflin N. Long L. Messenger S. Moranth J. Pompa J. Rabbit S. Schimmel T. Schimmel J. Schimmel J. Shewbridge B. Ward J. Wesley R. Woldorf The purpose of the SpanĀ¬ ish club is to promote an interest and an understandĀ¬ ing of the Spanish language and culture. The club planned to visit a Spanish restaurant, and sponsor a child overseas. 166 Rjussfcut 0M) J. Cornelius N. Halverson G. Jeans V. Moore B. Nolan J. Purvis N. Rubenking W. Smith J. Strong K. Tomlinson C. Worth The Russian club ' s purpose is to promote interest in the language and to learn the Russian culture. Their year activities inĀ¬ cluded a bake sale and an interesting disĀ¬ play in the showcase. PuiwuQ S. Amann M. Gould S. Parker P. Anderson M. Gray C. Rederson N. Bernhardt L. Grundset D. Robertson D. Berry B. Harris A. Rowell C. Bosworth C. Holdaway R. Smith B. Brown E. Holdaway N. Street L. Byerly P. Hollis K. Swanson T. Cangiano M. Jackson S. Talios J. Castner J. Jones D. Tawler M. Coe S. Jones M. Thurman T. Coffi C. King M. Wagner S. Crunkletari K. Letturi C. Weedman C. Curtis K. Mares L. Whitford L. DeNumzio W. Nand P. Wilson FHA is an opportunity for girls to pracĀ¬ tice and get familiar with the art of homeĀ¬ making. Their theme for the year was Our World A Growing Heritage. Meetings are keynoted with speakers, films and projects. 167 Future Teachers of AmeriĀ¬ ca is a national organization which enables students to gain information and experĀ¬ ience about careers in eduĀ¬ cation. Each member is given the opportunity to be a teaĀ¬ cher ' s aide at either Mosby Woods Elementary, Luther Jackson Intermediate, or SidĀ¬ ney Lanier once each month. FTA members are given the chance to learn about themĀ¬ selves by helping others to learn. F uiuw Ikdtck tS C. Anderson D. Carling R. Endter N. Kalverson D. Krytusa D. McGreer J. Ragland J. Anderson T. Cantwell M. Ensor K. Hamilton R. Kelly J. McNamara D. Ralph P. Anderson D. Carling K. Fairchild T. Hanchett C. Kulengski L. Messenger M. Reid H. Andrews B. Carr A. Farrell L. Harshfield S. Lampl D. Metcalfe M. Romley D. Bailey J. Cole K. Fetterer J. Hay K. London C. Miller P. Roper A. Barden J. Col lier B. Flaherty D. Hino T. Lansing L. Miller D. Roseberry G. Baruffi M. Covington H. Flakin B. Hollway J. Ledbury C. Millbrodt T. Rosenberry T. Baruffi N. Crossett J. Flaniken C. Inman T. Lewis K. Mudrinich S. Saez M. Baturin M. Crowlee P. Fogarty W. James C. LoPresti E. Nolan L. Schaefer S. Beckler L. Cumberland M. Foss D. Johnson A. Lugbill K. O ' mera S. Shinn M. Besio C. Cunningham S. Foster J. Johnson G. Lumsden B. Pastoor C. Schrewberry E. Birch S. Damon J. Foust L. Johnson P. Lynch C. Pederson K. Schriver M. Blalock J. Davis J. Frondella A. Johnston M. Mahoney L. Phillips R. Skiba A. Boeher L. Dinsmore D. Freund D.Jones F. Marchant T. Pochucha T. Sollom T. Bragg D. Dixon K. Gabler J. Jones A. Martin J. Poll J. Stahl S. Braunster J. Downing J. Gevedon S. Jones S. Marum P. Poll S. Talios M. Burgett C. Dupuy K. Gillian C. Jorgenson E. Masterson G. Purcell S. Tall R. Burke D. Durost W. Grassle L. Kachel M. Matacias D. Purdeem M. Taylor N. Buser B. Dyer D. Gregory P. Karamales D. McCarthy M. Pyle K. Thompson T. Cantwell D. Eldrachen D. Groome B. Kelly C. McDav id J. Rabbit J. Thompson 168 CW) CM(L ftāS KCtiu tovdC C. Croke H. Dean S. Dougherty M. Everton E. Foster B. Hayes B. Kauflin R. Kohler B. Lander D. Monahan J. Shewbridge P. Tate P. Valtin B. Webster The purpose of the Math Club was to expand interest and participation in matheĀ¬ matics. This year the club had several guest speakers, movies pertaining to mathematics, and a field trip to the Bureau of Standards. E. Foster C. McCullough B. Lander P. Valtin N. Rubenking N. Vlannes Last spring an assembly was held to form the Its Academic team for the 1969 compeĀ¬ tition seen on WRC-TV. The team was comĀ¬ prised of Seniors and Juniors. Competing against Walter Johnson High School and Bladensburg High School, Oakton finished a close second and received a one-hundred dollar scholarship given by Giant Food, Inc. Sponsor, Miss Skelly, hopes for a first place team next year and a bigger scholarship to help further gifted students at Oakton. 169 R. Andretta A. Bailey D. Billington C. Bradt C. Cable W. Carter M. Connifey W.Copp C. Croke S. Dougherty M. Everton B. Fisher J. Florman E. Foster S. Green E. Greer G. Hall J. Hall R. Hamner B. Hogan L. Horn D. Kambos P. Karonis R. Lawson S. Lowe M. Mares J. Massa M. McCann J. McCauley R. McClendon K. Mclnnis M. McKeone J. Merkling J. Moore C. Newman D. Ragland J. Roseberry C. Russell A. Sardonia B. Shewbridge S. Smith T. Sommerville E. Tepper S. Trowbridge C. Turner K. Turner S. Turner B. Webster M. Witul B. Wood WcAZomoJl v Coctefaj i 4 1 W āHP iS ' . ' tN i m - H EĀ 1 F Jj f Y If|P=g 1 , r -4 | VJ IY8Bpr J j 170 International understanding was the major aim of the Oakton chapter AFS-IRC this year. The club was involved in many time consuming projects such as a successĀ¬ ful showing of Faculty Follies and InterĀ¬ national Week. Our foreign exchange stuĀ¬ dent program has been found and ami contained by this group. ably D. Abernathy A. Abdullatie A. Al-Adwani S. Al-Mishwit L. Al-Torhah N. Andrews D. Baker L. Bailes N. Bernhardt K. Bjelland C. Brady J. Coleman J. Cornelius E. Coughlin L. Davis M. Dias N. Dittig J. Dove M. Dove J. Driver P. Ecklund V. Ecklund N. Haluarson K. Hamilton D. Hill C. Huchot G. Jeans A. Johnston C. Jorgenson P. Kennedy D. Lord L. Lawson K. Manville S. Meacham N. Mercader J. Miller M. Molinas J. Myers D. Nelson B. Nolan S. Olecheck C. Ostreim B. Petit B. Petit W. Redden S. Rubenking P. Ryan R. Ruan R. Schwartjie D. Sprinkle K. Salem J. Strong S. Schimmel S. Tall M. Taylor N. Trivitt J. True S. Ward J. Wesly J. Worth 171 Human Relations should be an everyday happening, but for an entire school year the Human Relations club tried to bring understanding between the races by proĀ¬ viding a vehicle of communication for each f-fuMXH Rjdattons CM) mm V | ā 5 M Mm D. Abernathy S. Abernathy D. Blackwell D. Carter M. Greene B. Harris T. Ruftner L. Thornton I. Wells D. Whitney L. Whitney A. Varner 172 Pe ce Co f B. Bates P. Beach M. Cawley L. Craven S. Davis A. DeSaussure A. DeSaussure S. Green T. Hanchett H.Johnson M. Klein S. Lane T. Mahler D. Maxfiels P. McMurray L. Owens T. Pochucha S. Saez C. Seldon T. Taylor The purpose of the Peace Corp Club is to work with the school Partnership Program in building schools overseas in underpriviledged areas, and last summer their school in Bihar India was completed. To be able to build the schools, the Peace Corps Club sponsors fund raising activities such as their brick sale. The next school is going to be in Africa. Uoitffews The Student Administrative AssisĀ¬ tants were created to help monitor the halls, cafeteria, and bathrooms. This year, over forty students have volunteered their time to support their school. With the continuation of this program, it will be possible for the students of Oakton High School to monitor themselves, withĀ¬ out the help of the teachers. C. Flaherty M. Garten G. Galloway J. Galloway B. Hayes D. Hill L. Kachel C. Kennedy R. Kastens F. Kauflin T. Shipley W. Smith C. Sollom S. Spaur C. Talley J. Thompson R. Tocci N. Trivett K. Turner S. Woodward D. Babbitt B. Baker G. Baker P. Beach F. Belcher P. Beninger P. Bowman L. Davis E. Dreller D. Frye B. Lauer L. Lachance D. Major B. McCarron D. Nelson M. Ormorod G. Pearson J. Petersen C. Rowe S. Schaeffer 173 II QcJuuhĀ£ CHub M. Brandt M. Burgett J. Burns C. Cain S. Fazer C. Fielding E. Foster C. Hitchcock M. Hoptiak D. Hohnson S. Johnson P. Karonis R. Keith B. Lander V. Lawrence B. Lloyd G. Palmer M. Reid N. Rubenking P. Ryan M. Schwalje J. Smith J. Somerville T. Somerville E. Strickhouser P. Tate N. Vlannes R. Waldorf J. Weaver D. Webb R. Wright M. Zeller To promote an interest in science among the students of Oakton was the clubs main objective. Complicated, interesting, and original displays were seen in the showĀ¬ cases throughout the year. The club sponĀ¬ sored a science fair in March in which the members own projects were on display. 174 fCsyetti S. Ashmore E. Holdaway B. North S. Avery J. Horn T. Olson C. Bradt L. Horn D. Ragland C. Cable D. lacono M. Rugenstein J. Carter C. Kennedy L. Rumble R. Davis C. Klekner C. Russell M. Diaz S. Kostyal S. Smith J. Donovan D. Lamb N. Trivett P. Ecklund B. Lloyd S. Turner J. Florman J. McCauley C. Weber 1. Garten K. Mclnnis L. Wells J. Golding M. McKeone J. Witul S. Golding M. Molinas M. Witul A. Greene L. Nelson B. Worth S. Greene C. Newman C. Worth The Keyette club is a service club, serving the school, community, and country. Keyettes strive to develop leaderĀ¬ ship and initiative, provide experience in living and workĀ¬ ing together, cooperate with the school administration, and prepare for useful citizenship. During the first semester, Keyettes sponsored a bake sale, the Great Pumpkin Contest, and co-sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance with the Oakton Club. The girls usher at school functions and participate in several community projects. Plans for the second semester include Teacher Appreciation Week and a spring flower sale, among other projects. VctA tbj Cfiub J. Bowers J. Hall A. Mathias T. Shipley M. Connifey S. Hamdwerk S. Messerli A. Smith M. Cretsos J. Harris S. Mohun C. Sollom T. Davis B. Hogan D. Murphy K. Steere J. Dawson R. Hubbard J. Neufeld R. Torrance D. Detwilder B. Hudson M. Ormrod G. Trinkle B. Endter J. Larson M. Parsons J. Taggert D. Evans B. Lauer B. Pastoor J. Tyler B. Fletcher N. Lloyd D. Quinn C. Verboncouer P. Flynn P. Lozito M. Ragland A. Weimer R. Gandy P. AAarcey B. Ritchie J. Vavrick R. Gauthier J. Mass a J. Scurto B. White J. Hale J. McLaughlin The purpose of the Varsity Club is to promote school spirit by providing able leadership from all its members. We encourage student participation in the athletic programs. And most important we.give full support to the athletic department. Throughout the year we have fund raising activities to aid the athletics of the school. OaktoMttM Oaktonettes is a girls club formed to serve the community, school, and also the members of the club. More than just a service club, it could be called a social group, because they are able, by working and having fun together, to make very close and lasting friendships. Their plans for the year included working for FOCUS 9nd the old folks homes in the area, and sponsoring a Spirit Week for Oakton. L. Alesi D. Banta P. Bininger P. Bowman R. Boyd J. Brown P. Chamberlain M. Burleson B. Dyer A. Farrell K. Fierke D. Flynn K. Gooch S. Green S. King C. McKechnie V. Merkling G. Mountain D. Oleson B. Petit D. Pochucha J. Ragland S. Rich J. Robbins S. Seal K. Shriver S. Smyth A. Sardonia D. Talbot C. Thompson K. Thompson L. Wedow L. Williams C. Wuttke D. Wuttke j ā P4 F w| ' K ri i ,1 A W ā m 1 h 1 Mm 177 Oakfav Ctub D. Anderson R. Andreatta A. Bailey M. Bartell L. Blanchette C. Carrico T. Carter M. Cohen G. Cole C. Croke B. Dix M. Dobson J. Finan B. Fletcher B. Foss T. Francis J. Garten M. Garten M. Groome G. Hall J. Hall S. Handiwerk D. Henderson S. Hubbard K. Kuntz P. Lozito P. Lumsden S. Mohun D. Murphy J. Newfeld A. Pearsall S. Quinlan B. Reddon D. Roesch B. Rottenberry H. Simon R. Skiba D. Smith C. Sollom K. Steere B. Vasaly C. Verboncoeur W. Ward R. Weeks B. Woodell L. Wyatt The 1969-1970 Oakton Club served the school this year in many ways. Not only did the boys co-sponsor the Sadie Hawkins Dance and Safety Week, but they ushered many of the musical events and other happenings at Oakton. They operate the elevator every day for the handicapped and give their service whenever it is needed. Pej j 0W i M If S. Abernathy C. Fletcher B. Palmer D. Abernathy L. FHarshfield K. Piantes C. Atkinson B. Hayes J. Pompa S. Austin D. Hill L. Rumble AA. Baturin C. Hudgins S. Russel AA. Besio D. Johnson B. Schwalje A. Coscio C. Kennedy T. Shanholtzer D. Chamberlin AA. Lawlor S. Traina J. Clark C. AAaclean J. True C. Doub G. AAaulfair D. Williams C. Fitzgerald A. Palmer A. Walker The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote spirit throughĀ¬ out the student body. They sold bumper stickers at the beginning of the year and are planning to have a dance later on to which everyone will come dressed as different comic strip characters. They support the various athletic activities by putting up posters, announcing the games, and going to the games themselves. We also assist the Booster Club by selling refreshments at basketball games. We orĀ¬ ganized buying the various team flags displaced in the gynn. 179 Uajtwettes The primary purpose of the Majorettes is to promote school spirit by performing at football and basketball games, concerts, and other school functions. The majorettes highlighted their performances with such special features as: fire and flag batons, top hats and canes, and a dance-twirl routine to Music to Watch Girls By. The majorĀ¬ ettes are an active part of the band and accompany the band on such projects as the Exchange Concert. CAPTAINS- B. AAiletich C. Thompson D. Houhoulis J. Jennings B. Jones S. Schaeffer N. Trivett D. Woldorf 180 Qtjudwb OCHmMwWb OfafatotoS Student Governments purpose is to develop in the stuĀ¬ dents an appreciation of membership in democracy and to develop good citizenship by giving students the opporĀ¬ tunity to have a part in governing themselves. S.G. also works to bring about a closer relationship between the stuĀ¬ dents, faculty, and administration. Other duties are the coordination of extra-curricular activities and the encourageĀ¬ ment of school spirit through participation. PRESIDENT-J. Massa VICE PRESIDENT-L. Davis SECRETARY-A. Keefe TREASURER-L. Williams P. BowmanāSOCIAL FUNCTIONS B. CarterāCLASS OF ' 70 T. Davis-CLASS OF ' 72 B. FletcherāBUILDING AND GROUNDS R. Hamner-POST MASTER L. KritskyāCLASS OF ' 73 S. MeachamāCLASS OF ' 71 M. McCulloughāPUBLICATIONS C. RoweāCOMMUNICATIONS B. WebsterāPRODUCTIONS AND ELECTIONS A. WeimerāSPECIAL ACTIVITIES (OMBUDSMAN) E. GreerāS.G. CLERK Qtwhid QOiMMJM ldb Cobineb 182 omAj S. Abbott B. Ashburn R. Ball J. Barton S. Beckler S. Berga P. Bininger A. Bonnell J. Boston B. Brownfield L. Brumbaugh R. Gurke C. Cable A. Cascio T. Casey L. Cohen J. Coleman D. Covington AA. Cunningham AA. Dietze D. Disalvo S. Dougherty L. Edmonson D. Eldracher T. Estep AA. Everton D. Flynn J. Fults AA. Gerber S. Golding A. Greene S. Handwerk O. V. Hanger L. Harshfield B. Hayes J. Hawkins D. Henderson D. Hino D. lacono B. Jenkins A.Johnson A. Karonis P. Karonis B. Kauflin S. King S. Kruchko K. Kuntz D. Lamb A. Lape E. Lyon K. AAantell AA. AAares D. AAcCallum S. AAcDonald C. AAilbrodt J. AAiller J. AAiller S. AAorris B. Nielson D. Norton AA. Camrod A. Palmer B. Pastoor R. Pentecost D. Pochoucha D. Quinn V. Ramos S. Robbins S. Roper K. Rudzinski AA. Rugenstein S. Russell S. Saez L. Shank S. Sheppard L. Slatt S. Smith D. Sprinkle L. Stewart AA. Tilien C. Thomas K. Thompson B. Tyler B. Valtin P. Valtin 183 B Hock L. Knight: EDITOR S. Cockerham: ASST. EDITOR M. Curran: ASST. EDITOR Much controversial opinion was shot toward the newspaper during the past year. It turned out to be a stimulating and well-rounded paper for the student body. Being a free paper it was availĀ¬ able to all the students. The staff had time to develop a more enjoyable publication. M. Boston M. Bruens W. Byrd J. Caulfield J. Coleman F. Cook B. Ferrell D. Flynn P. Fogarty R. Gandy J. Garten S. Gott M. Grove E. Harris L. Hastings R. Howke C. Hitchcock J. Hughes L. Hummel J. Humphries R. Keith R. Lutyke A. Mattias J. McGrath F. Moniz B. Petit M. Romley C. Russell T. Shipley R. Skiba C. Smith P. Stanek E. Tepper K. Tomlinson M. Traynor C. Worth 184 OfKJtS Oakton ' s literary magazine was a combination of the student body ' s creative ability in a unified and unique book. The staff worked hard to make this year ' s Opus representative of the best talent, both literary and artistic, in O.H.S. They also learned how and gained valua and copy editors. ble experience for the future J. Moore: EDITOR B. Shewbridge: ASSOC. EDITOR C. Bosworth K. Gillian F. Moniz P. Casey E. Harris S. Morris W.Copp P. Hopson K. Riggs K. Creuziger B. Kauflin N. Rubenking H. Dean L. Kemp S. Rubenking M. Doiron R. Kinder C. Russell E. Dreller M. Kline R. Skiba J. Driver T. Lea E. Tepper P. Ecklund B. Levister C. Turner M. Everton S. Lilley P. Valtin D. Djormand S. Lowe B. Ward C. Fielding N. Lozito J. Witul M. Fraser P; Masterson B. Worth D. Fults G. Maxey C. Worth 185 P HACj04t CO-EDITORS C. Fitzgerald L. Johnson M. Connifey R. Donnelly J. Evans B. Hayes J. Longino S. Lowe J. Ott S. Talios M. Tillen S. Turner 186 Concentrating on a theme of individuality the Paragon staff compiled a record of the activities and students of Oakton. Missing every deadline, the staff developed the theme throughout the book. Mr. Wilkins, by cooperating with a zany staff, made it once more through the year as sponsor of the Paragon. 187 Qqtoblumifr Bond The purpose of the Symphonic Band is to provide an instrumental group of the highest calibre, performĀ¬ ing music of all periods. This band acts as the main representative of the school at contests and provides music for the football games. Listening fourth period to the symphonic band, you might call it hopeless. Through the direction of Mr. Reid the band turned out to be of highest calibre performing music of all periods. Half-times were filled with complicated performances, pep rallies spurred on by their music, and assemĀ¬ blies to stir Oakton spirit. Long tedious practices proved worthwhile for the Christmas Concert, Jazz Festival and the long awaited Exchange Concert. 188 J. Adams S. Allen C. Anderson D. Anderson R. Barnard J. Barton C. Baxter G. Bixler J. Bradt J. Chaudet T. Clark J. Clemons M. Cummings D. Detwiler N. Dittig T. Downing P. Ecklund J. Gray C. Gullotta S. Hanes R. Hauffe I. Heyl J. Hurst D. Isley D. Jeanrenaud B. Johnson S. Sherr J. Schrotel B. Shafferman D. Simpson R. Skiba D. Smith M. Smukal L. Spaulding J. Strong S. Tall M. Toloczko G. Trinkle A. Turner J. Johnson L. Johnson L. Johnson C. Karr A. Keffe D. Kerfoot S. Kruchko B. Lander B. Lee B. Lloyd J. MacKercher R. Mea C. Miller J. Vetter C. Vogel M. Walker A. Weimer M. Welsh H. Winnik T. Wischhoefer G. Wolfe S. Wood P. Wrenn D. Wright C. Wuttke D. Wuttke K. Moore B. Moser D. Nachman B. Nelson D. Nelson B. Nielson D. Norton S. Olson R. Parker D. Phelps G. Phillips N. Rubenking G. Saez 189 Cowc cb Band The Concert Band is composed of those students who are interested in playing a musical instrument. Under the direction of Mr. Reid, the young musicians are encourĀ¬ aged to improve their musical ability. By playing in many concerts throughout the school year, the band members improve their skills, thus advancing to a higher level. 190 D. Azzara K. Burk J. Dougherty H. Grewe T. Johns J. Mathews M. Ragland S. Stowell D. Babbit R. Burton D. Durost G. Hall K. Johnson D. Maxfield R. Sagadraca D. Taylor D. Bates M. Cogswell S. Elliot P. Hamilton J. Judd K. McDonald C. Shelter K. Taylor G. Barkley T. Connifey K. Farley S. Hancock D. Kalinoski C. McMullan S. Shinn R. Thompson H. Baxter H. Conroy N. Farley M. Harrison J. Kelm 1. Montville L. Shipe J. Veitenheimer C.Beaune T. Cook P. Fetzer K. Jauffe M. Lawlor D. Newman S. Shrewsbury J. Victor K. Beaune E. Coughlar G. Callaway L. Hook D. Lewis S. Olecheck B. Smith E. Vogel R. Birtles L. Craven M. Gartzke B. Hubele E. Luttrell K. Ormond J. Smyth J. Weaver P. Brady L. Cummings C. Gordon B.Jackson J. Maas L. Owens L. Space M. White E. Brandt B. DiLorenzo F. Gresham W. James R. MacLeod S. Parker H. Stoneciper 191 Bcutd J. Clemons B. Lee T. Downing B. Lloyd G. Gallaway C. Miller J. Gray K. Moore C. Gullotta B. Moser G. Hall B. Nelson R. Hauffe J. Schrotel D. Isley M. Smukal B. Johnson L. Spaulding J. Johnson G. Wolfe S. Kruchko H. Winter The Stage Band, directed by Mr. Reid, performed at all school functions and gave conĀ¬ certs to the student body at varĀ¬ ious assemblies throughout the year. These talented students won the āBands of Tomorrow contest held at Langley High School. Besides this impressive award, the Stage Band came in first in the district, regionals, and state competition. Oakton is very proud of the achieveĀ¬ ments of this group of musiĀ¬ cians. COMBO G. Gallawa} B. Kauflin B. Lee J. Smukal L. Spauldinc G. Wolfe 192 The Concert Choir, consisting of well- chosen juniors and seniors with outstandĀ¬ ing voices, was led by Mrs. Blake and the student director, Steve Handwerk. ConĀ¬ sidered the major performing choir at Oakton, the group of young vocalists enĀ¬ tertained at the Christmas and Spring ConĀ¬ certs, singing programs with the music from all periods of time. Besides these two major singing events of the year, the choir also performed at local schools, and brought to them some of the best talent at Oakton. The successful Guys and Dolls musical was another of the concert choir ' s projects. D. Abernathy D. Eastridge B. Jones R. Nolan CHORAL OFFICERS J. Ahern M. Ellis M. Kennedy M. Parsons C. Bradt K. Bell B. Fisher S. Kostyal P. Pederson C. Cable E. Birch B. Fletcher D. Lamb D. Peterson B. Fletcher M. Bonds J. Florman F. Marchant G. Revis R. Hamner C. Bradt D. Flultz J. Maulfair L. Roberts S. Handwerk M. Burleson K. Gillian S. McDonald S. Saez O. Hanqer M. Bush A. Greene K. Mclnnis R. Schlieth J. Hughs C. Cable R. Hamner L. McIntyre C. Seal D. Lamb J. Cornelius S. Handwerk M. McKeone K. Simpson S. Newman C. Curs O. Hanger S. Mills S. Smith S. Saez J. Davis D. Irons M. Molinas M. Vining S. Smith P. Dunn J. Hughes C. Newman S. Waltors D. Eastridge D.Johnson B. Nolan C. Vadeboncoeur 193 The Ensemble is composed of auditioned members of the Concert Choir. They sing literature from the Renaissance to the Folk-Rock periods of music. This group performs at major concerts and community and civic events. E. Birch C. Bradt M. Bush C. Cable B. Fisher W. Fletcher J. Florman J. Gevedon R. Hamner S. Handwerk O. Hanger D. Irons J. Hughes B. Jones M. Kennedy C. Newman AA. Parsons S. Saez 194 Girth Ckcms The advanced girls chorus is an additional upper level chorus. They must have successfully passed girls chorus and mixed chorus. The girls are invited to perform in three major concerts and assembly programs throughout the year. D. Bailey R. Boyd K. Brandt D. Byrd R. Byrd J. Clark T. Campbell R. Coffin A. Compton M. Covington A. Cowan N. Crossett D. Cummins K. Cullen C. Cuningham D. Davies S. Davies M. Dietze J. Donovan J. Downing D. Duncan J. Flaniken K. Gooch G. Harvey J. Herriman D. Huff E. Hummel L. Kennedy S. King J. Miletich E. Mincrief B. Moore L. Murphy D. Nelson L. Parks M. Payne C. Pederson P. Phillips R. Purcell J. Rupard J. Ryan G. Schreppel L. Shank L. Shelton V. Sherwood J. Sieg N. Ward M. Whitfield J. Witful B. Wood B. Worth N. Zimmrman 195 V U. ly b Cko uuS B. Bates K. Brady K. Brinkmeyer D. Chacon D. Chanberlain E. Coulter R. Endter J. Everly J. Fantini V. Galane K. Helstrom J. Hensley D. Hoertel B. Hoffman B. Hollway L. Kachel T. Kanupp B. Kauflin D. Ketterman K. Landan J. Limbeck D. McCallum J. McNamara K. Marr D. Michaels R. Newman V. Noel C. Piper M. Seipel B. Settle B. Shafferman D. Sommers B. Stephenson D. St. Peter B. Trowbridge N. Turner T. Waters P. Whitecotton L. Williams R. Wilson S. Worley J. Worth P. Worth m Ml II Ip tya m JK , JVol A m 1 fj ilj l T ' if The Mixed Chorus is open to those students in grades ten through twelve. Students on the upper level go through a group aud ition if they have had no previous choral training. The group is invited to participate in three major concerts during the year and several assembly programs. 96 BARBERSHOP QUARTET B. Fletcher R. Hamner S. Handwerk M. Parsons A new addition to the chorus scene this year, these four young men gave the choral department an added touch. They have performed at many of the schools fresh, awakening conĀ¬ certs and hopefully continue in this new tradition. BOYS CHORUS M. Bradbury K. Brinckmeyer B. Bryan T. Carter C. Compton J. Eblen K. Farren J. Fultz C. Hancock L. Harpine T. Hughes R. Lowe R. Pentecost J. Perdew M. Pritz Bv Tyler P. Vadeboncoeur M. Willey H. Winters M. Wood 197 GvJk Ch(wu These chorus ' are open to all girls P. Austin S. Lilley in the ninth and tenth grades. No previous choral training is needed L. Barbour M. Baturin S. Bohrer M. Linton D. Manville E. Masterson to become a member of this choral W. Botts D. Mathison group. S. Brown D. Metcalfe B. Brownfield S. Moranta L. Burke A. Mguyen T. Cantwell M. Neville D. Carling L. Nye J. Chilman H. Ogburn B. Coffin K. Omeara K. Crosby S. Phillips J. Davis E. Powers C. Daub S. Reis L. Edmondson N. Ryan M. Ensor B. Sabin S. Farrish S. Shafferman H. Flattew L. Sheats M. Foss T. Sheets S. Foster J. Somerville S. Bravitt K. Steele C. Hagler L. Tanner D. Hagler M. Tillen L. Hazel J. Vincent J. Hollis N. Ward A. Karonis L. Wilson B. Lenasurier D. Zitnar 198 K. Atkinson K. Ball M. Berriman P. Bettwy D. Bohrer J. Boston K. Brandli B. Brown M. Brunner S. Campbell S. Carew D. Carter P. Collins M. deSaussure H. Dean J. Driver V. Eckland S. Ferguson C. Fletcher S. Gillies D. Gulick R. Hamilton C. Harris J. Hawkins E. Holls E. Hopkins C. Inman T. Lansing L. Lent G. Lumsden L. McCabe D. McCarron M. McMullen T. Merritt K. Merriman D. Michaelson K. Moore P. Mudrinich P. Ney M. Norfolk L. Perdew P. Phillips B. Phipps S. Rupard S. Salisbury L. Schleith D. Shank M. Smither M. Smyth B. Spradlin M. Street T. Townsend J. Waters D. Wintermeyer H. Thompson J. Thompson 199 200 The Student body of Oakton honored the Class of 1969 by inviting them back to their Alma Mater for the Homecoming game and dance. Last minute details were added to the floats as the class of ' 69 took their place in the stands for Homecoming. Although not an impressive game there was an air of friendliness and happiness as the former Seniors were reunited. Judging was deliberated during half-time and the Sophomores were the winning class. Their class displayed the spirit of Oakton. Kathi Turner was elected queen from three Senior Princesses. Serving on the court were, Seniors, Patti Binninger, Cheryl Wuttke, Juniors, Chris McKechnie, Meg Crowlie, Sophomore Joanie Blackburn, and FreshĀ¬ man Lori Blanchette. Ending a successful Homecoming the Foggy Bottoms entertained during the dance. The Class of ' 69 then became history, as the honored guest at Oakton ' s first Homecoming. 203 204 Miss Oakton does not only represent beauty, she also must be a girl of poise. Her duties were to be present at main events, introduce new people to the school, and also promote spirit. Jamie MacKercher, a sophomore filled these qualifications as the first Miss Oakton. The event of picking Miss Oakton is hoped to beĀ¬ come a tradition. 205 QouAto yawkiiitS v ' 206 The L ' l Abner and Daisy Maes, chaperoned by Mammy and Pappy Yokums, whooped it up in Nov. at Oaktons annual Sadie Hawkins dance. As the night began, bobbing for apples and pie eating contests were just part of the fun. Costumes were judged on originality and just plain cuteness. For the girls, even ' n was highlighted by getting hitched by Marr ' in Sam. 207 One of Oakton ' s most successful assemblies was the demonstration by Mr. Jhoon Rhee of the Jhoon Rhee Institute of Tack-wor-do and his students. He,ld in the gym the classes were captivated as the art of self-defense was put in action. The girls showed how to protect themselves when attacked and the men proved their skill with dangerous weapons. The finale was highĀ¬ lighted by each participant breaking boards with feet and hands from many difficult heights. 208 Moitotujtt U(w v Coctety The National Honor Society had its third annual induction of new members. The assembly was highĀ¬ lighted by speeches on scholarship, leadership and service. Parents and guests were invited to attend. Lighting of candles and the actual induction ended the assembly. 209 Tommy . Dickie . Little Girl . Martin . Delacroix . Hutchison . Davy . Mrs. Dunbar . Mrs. Watson . Miss Bessom .... Jack Wilkins . Old Man Warner . Belva Summers . . Joe Summers . . . . Tessie Hutchison . plus many villagers . . . Paul Polk . . . Bruce Carr Barbara Hollway . . Rand Martin .... Joe Barile . . . Jim Adams . . Kip Sawyer . Pixie Bowman . . . Linda Brown Kathie Robbins . . Mike Semsch . John Merkling Ellen Coughlan . . . . John Gray .Liz Elms In a play adapted from a story by Shirley Jack- son, another view of death was observed. Tessie Hutchison was the lucky one to win this game that they played once a year. The prize? a stoning. This play, along with two others, was performed for two evenings in Oakton ' s auditorium. Death was the theme of these magnificent plays. 210 THE SANDBOX The Young Man Monnmie . Daddy . Grandma . The Musician . Donnie Michael Randie Donnelly . Charlie Ewing . Lucia Donahue . Bill Lee The Sandbox, directed by Donald S. Cox, was presented to the school in an assemble and to the public in an arrangement with two other short plays on death. Although the play is at first hard to comprehend, it becomes more understandable as it moves along. EdĀ¬ ward Albse originally wrote the play in memory of his grandmother. SAVE ME A PLACE AT FOREST LAWN Clara . Liz Kemp Gertrude . Pam Schlie Written by Lorees Yerby, Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn was presented along with The LotĀ¬ tery and The Sandbox in the auditorium. It takes place in a cafeteria and involves two old women comically talking about their death. Liz and Pam did a fine job in making this one of Oakton ' s funniest plays. WeM x ib Q un Oakton stirred student involvement with a unique basketball game between the seniors and underclassmen. Alan Weimer successfully organized the game to make almost $1400 for local welfare. The Bull Treds and the Horse Plops frantically fought for points to thrill the audience. In spite of the enthusiastic efforts of the senior cheerleaders, the underclassmen were vicĀ¬ torious. FOCUS r aikfax OWIAMUWW or cHRomxm jxwH vsma : kjwvioe P. O. BOX 412 Fairfax va. 22030 OBI T. UXNKT. CajUKVAM ANTHONY H. TRINOAU . TKaCunu NOHBKHT U. MJCHAUU. TBUCTa ' X CXCUAA. Hmchmtakt Mr. Alan Welraer 3272 Sydenham Straat Fairfax, Virginia 22030 Daar Alan: January U, 1970 Tha check for S526.68, representing FOCUS share of the benefit basketball game proceeds, arrived at a most opportune tio-e. Our Treasury was almost depleted and the needs presented to us Just before Christmas were at a peak for the year. This is the time of year when human emergencies always mount, especially for our poor friends. Those who depend on e ood weather for regular work and paychecks run out of money, food, and fuel, and are often In jeopardy of losing the roof over their heads. Contributions such as yours enabled FOCUS to say yes to many more cries for help than would otherwise have been possible. four compassion for the poor among us is surely a perfect example of the spirit of Christmas. Self-giving is what Christmas is all about and, moreover, is the continuing test of responsible Cltisenahip. Your constructive and imaginative action reflects a mature understanding and is a witness to the entire community. Others have been impressed by your example, and hopefully will try to emulate it, in one way or another, as you had envisioned. It should be a source of pride to you, as director of student activities at Oakton High School, and to the student body that your contribution is the largest sum ever received by FOCUS during the 2 years of its existence. On behalf of the more than 100 poor families now receiving help from FOCUS and who will benefit from your generosity, I extend our most heartfelt thanks. -X . act Oakton High School Principal 212 PctCujftfctj FoMiftS Oakton ' s teachers displayed their talents and enterĀ¬ tained their students in the Faculty Follies. Various skits, songs, and dances expressed the theme of what Oakton will look like in twenty years. The main purpose of the teachers was to present a show greater than last years. In the show, the theme was based around Shake- speares MacBeth also with an added Laugh-In scene. The Faculty Follies were very successful in that they raised funds enough to sponsor an A.F.S. student overĀ¬ seas. 213 s4 214 The Senior class sponsored Silver Bells, Oakton ' s annual Christmas Dance. The holiday mood was set by the Magic Reign, one of the areas top recording bands. Among the five girls nominated for queen; Kathi Turner, Kerry Mclnnis, Karin Houhoulis, Cheryl Newman, and Tony Pachuchua; Cheryl Newman was crowned queen. She was attended by sophomore Jamie MacKierchner, freshman Pam Collins and juniors Lisa Hunmel and Meg Crowlie. With the student body ' s treĀ¬ mendous support, the dance turned out to be one of Oakton ' s best. 215 Qtu ltod Apfw c tivttOH U ee k 216 A week dedicated to us? That was the general reaction of Oakton students when the faculty surprised them with Student Appreciation Week. The weeks ' events included a Teaching Day for students, an assembly, coke breaks for all the classes, a No Homework night before the big Marshall game, and hundreds of free movie passes. A special issue of the school paper carried the names of all the students in the school, and included this message: The numerĀ¬ ous special activities were organized and the prizes selected for the purpose of expressing our gratitude, as your faculty, for the great majority of students who are fine people making valuable contributions to our school and our community. 217 218 Keyettes and the FTA sponsored Teacher Appreciation Week in April. The faculty found their lounges decorated and snacks provided every day of their special week. Students were teachers ' aides, assisting in grading papers or other small jobs requested by their assigned teachers. This is the third year the two service clubs have sponsored Teachers Appreciation Week, and each year it has been a success. 219 Qu th Mddb Da tce The Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by the senior class, was held on Valentine ' s Day this year. It was the first dance at Oakton to have the court picked by computer. Mary McKeone was voted Queen with Sandy Blevins and Pat Chamberlan as senior attendants. Lynn SpauldĀ¬ ing and Pat Pederson were the selected attendants from the junior class, followed by Sarah Berga and Wanda Botts from the Sophomore and Freshman classes. Due to the superb organization of the dance by chairman, Julie Miller, the dance was a big success. 220 221 GuijS cttul UoMs 222 Nicely-Nicely Johnson . Bill Fletcher Benny Southstreet . Ken Mclnnis Rusty Charlie .Byronr Fisher Sarah Brown . Mariane Bush A rvide Abernathy . John Merkling Agatha . Val Sherwood hAission Band . Kim Ormond Lynn Spaulding Barry Trowbridge -larry the Horse . Mark Parsons t. Brannigan .Ron Hamner Nathan Detroit .Steve Handwerk Angie the Ox .Matt Vining M ' ss Adelaide . Suzy Smith Sky Masterson . Bruce Shafferman Joey Biltmore .John Gray Master of Ceremonies . John Gray Hot Box Girls .Pixie Bowman Linda Brown Pam Dixon Lucia Donahue Randey Donnelly Linda Parks Jane Ryan Mimi .Judi Golding Waiter . Mike Semsch General Matilda B. Cartwright .Cathie Robbins Liver Lips Louie . Russ Skiba Society Max .Rand Martin Big Julie . Bob Kauflin Lady Luck .Vickie Ramos Her Attendants .Mike Semsch Buddy Hayes Plus Many Singers and Dancers Oakton ' s first musical, Guys and Dolls, was presented to Oakton February 20 and 21. The musical was directed by Mr. Cox with Mrs. Blake in charge of the choral directing and Mr. Reed directing the band. The action of the play took place in New York around a hangout of gamblers. Starring Bruce Shafferman as Sky Masterson, Suzy Smith as Miss Adelaide, Steve Ha was love. Highlighted n Detroit, and Mariane Bush as Sarah Brown, the underlying theme of the play pnd tM musical was classified as a great success. 223 Ju u(tt RZttCjS In October of this year the JunĀ¬ iors of Oakton High School orĀ¬ dered their class rings. These stuĀ¬ dents anxiously awaited their arĀ¬ rival in April. Class rings serve as a kind of initiation in Oakton. They are the last step to becoming a Senior. The rings were received in a breakfast given by the Senior Class. 224 Q nJUyi PQctudcuj And PvCtdO For eleven years Seniors have struggled through school. The first half of the final year is spent studiously but after college acceptances have been received, Senior Slump sets in. One social activity is pracĀ¬ ticed at Oakton to revive spirit in the SenĀ¬ iors during this period. This is Senior Play Day which is topped off into a picnic. 225 226 227 -Ā ' ā Ā« :V - 228 r IkCUnv ttyld tS up h v tough SC b dufa While others were enjoying their vacation, fifty boys shortĀ¬ ened their summer by going out for varsity football. Some gave up quickly and some needed encourĀ¬ agement to stay through the long hard practices. The coaches watched scrimmages closely as they picked the final team. With last cuts drawing near the pracĀ¬ tices were harder, plays tougher and hopefulness higher. The seaĀ¬ son had begun. 229 LOSS ofy I A6innb tS Hitul lQd Tk hi VARSITY FOOTBALL: ROW 1: G. Cole (manager), M. Glover, B. Carter, J. Dawson, B. Hogan, B. Woodell, J. Hoover, N. Torrance, T. McGettigan, L. Blackwell, M. Parsons, B. Walker, B. Moser (manager). ROW 2: J. Bailey (manager), R. Taylor, G. Willett, R. Kastens, D. Evans, B. Lauer, D. Smith, J. McLaughlin, P. Fetzer, J. Getty, P. Flynn, D. Ferrell, J. Garten, S. Cornish (manager). ROW 3: P. Lzito (manager), J. Bowers, J. Zelibor, L. Blanchette, R. Hatcher, S. Handwerk, D. VanLeer, D. Guzman, M. Dobson, R. Hubbard, T. Feeny, D. Wallace, S. Turpin, R. Brown, J. Hale. ROW 4: B. Miller, D. Roberson, S. Hubbard, D. Murphy, J. McCarthy, K. Grewe, J. Neufeld, B. Sherry. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Wakefield . They .28 OHS 6 Fairfax . .20 12 Woodson . .32 8 Marshall . .41 0 Falls Church . .35 12 Langley . .21 0 McLean . .25 0 Mt. Vernon. .34 22 Madison . .42 14 Herndon . .28 6 230 Anxiety crept into the team and school. It seemed those myrids of memorized plays were not working to the ability they had hoped for. Unforseen circumstances developed which handicapped the team and spirit of Oakton as we met defeat after defeat. But it could not be on record what the boys did have. It was a season filled with experience, not only in football but within the team. They never lost faith, each had an undaunting spirit working through the last game, to its last seconds, to the final whistle, completing a rough season. 231 A tougji oppOMtd J- v FĀ°Ā° TBALL: ROW 1: D. Smith, J. Hensley, L. Taylor, D. Smith, R. Torrance, B. Vassley, M. Groom, F. Everly, D. Litch, J. Clevelan, G. Ritchie, T Cfey S. Oison ROW 2: T. White, B. Petcho, R. Corliss, S. Nolan, R. Deitz, K. Lathum, L, Flynn, M. Pillard, R. Thomas, T. Dobson, J. Neff, R. Clark, B. Kelly, T. Smith, E. Burnhart, T. Brown, G. Jones, K. Simpson, T. Davis, J. Long, T. Johns. The J.V. Football team ended the season wilh a 4-4 record under the coachmanship of Coach Hawkins and Coach Sommers. After long hours of practice every day after school, the J.V. team proved to be a tough opponent on the field. These boys developed skill in plays and strategy that will enable them to produce a winning varsity team next year. J.V. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD They OHS Herndon . . 0 13 Woodson . .18 0 Marshall . . 0 6 Falls Church . .32 6 McLean . .13 14 Langley . .38 12 Jefferson . .26 0 Madison . . 0 20 232 PiOSk PbuwkOuĀ£b ol QeaSOto. A h,gh school team. A chance to prove themselves athletes. A long road to travel for a reputation. A reputation of a highly praised team. Boys developing into a team of power. Toughening muscles, desperately learning a head full of plays, and weary bodies fulfilled weeks of practice. Expanding the skills the boys matured into one. By the first game they were a team,- a unit of players gathered to conquer. Maybe the first victory was luck and spirit combined, but as the year progressed students took notice of this little team. Triumph after triumph mounted and the Frosh team ' s aim was clearly seen. They want ed to be the first undefeated team at Oakton. And they did it. FROSH FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD They OHS Marshall . 2 Falls Church . 16 Langley . 12 McLean . 18 Herndon . 26 Madison . 8 Hayfield . . 6 18 Falls Church . . 6 32 I D R HAA i N M F ?P TBALL: ROW 1: K ā McGrath ' E - Scanlon, T. Samuels, T. Coombs, R. Pentecost, G. Smith, P. Hughes, B. Hyatt, D. Davies, . Wooddell, K. Hammerly, J. Johnson, C. Walker, S. Grove. ROW 2: J. Clinton (manager), B. Denbigh, T. Tobin, T. Dyer, T. Powers, j J. Henderson J. Turpen, H. Gabler, R. Milbourne, T. Connifey, S. Gentry, D. Rudzinski, R. Davis, S. Smith, D. Miller (manager). ROW 3: ' M Beck G. Saez, A. Bunaugh, L. Kritsky, W. Gluchowski, D. Chapman, J. Ryan, B. Baker, M. Bradbury, J. Behrens, T Schrinel C Wiser, J. Lynott, J. McKercher. 233 4ojvuMA te M 0 1 D ist u db QmA R CjtoWl ChotoipiOttships CROSS COUNTRY: ROW 1: J. Taggart, D. Quinn (Co-Capt.), J. Scurto (Co-Capt.), M. Ormrod (Co-Capt.), R. Brown. ROW 2: R. Skiba (manager), G. Bixler, R. Endter, Coach Welker, W. Byrd, A. Smith, J. Hall. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD: OHS 30āMcLean 26 OHS 20-Marshall 43 OHS 23āLangley 36 Williamsburg Invitational: 8 out of 40 OHS 30āWest Springfield 41 āFort Hunt 48āMount Vernon 1 1 5 OHS 15āMadison 43 DISTRICT COMPETITION: OHS 40-McLean 50-Langley 59-Marshall 93-Madison 122 REGIONAL COMPETITION: OHS 125-Fort Hunt 1 29-Annandale 132-McLean 136-Langley 181-15 others STATE COMPETITION: OHS Fourth 234 I Sporting an impressive year, Varsity Cross Country proved to Oakton that this was not a dull sport. Hardly a team to go unrecognized they proved their ability by becoming number one in district. With new glory practicing did not slack off as they perfected themĀ¬ selves for regional competition. Spirit followed as many students witnessed these boys earn the title, Northern Virginia Regional Champions. Carrying a new name, the final meet approached. Again it was a great team in action as Oakton crossed the finish line fourth in state. 235 A fo tg woAj vidt uj 236 J.V. uuiS tĀ© g vuj! J.V. Cross Country was sparked with old and new talent this year. Following in the varsity ' s team footsteps, they finished the season with a 3-1 record. Coach Welkers ability to develop the boys running potential will enable the J.V. team to successfully take the place of leaving seniors on the varsity team. J.V. CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD They OHS McLean . .50 15 Marshall. .48 15 Langley . .27 29 Madison . .27 12 ,J.V. CROSS COUNTRY: ROW 1: D. Albares, G. Huenecke, D. Moore, K. McGinnis, D. Maxfield, G. Baruffi. ROW 2: D. Detwiler, J. Shangle, | D. Street, Coach Welker, N. Anderson, R. Keith, R. Brown, D. Ledbury, S. Fogarty. 237 J.V. HOCKEY: ROW 1: S. Clement (Co-Capt.), J. Sieg, K. Steere, D. Ralph, A. King, G. Lumsden. ROW 2: M. Howard, S. Klein (Co- Capt.), M. Landon, H. Williams, R. Barrell, L. Edmondson, R. Crosbie, J. Davis. J.V. pOSt utitituttCj SQQ Oto The J.V. team strove to meet perfection in their game practicing late an d hard everyday after school. With spirit and enthusiasm these girls completed a winning season of 4-1-3. J.V. HOCKEY SCOREBOARD They OHS Langley . 1 3 Edison . .0 3 Ft. Hunt .0 1 Marshall . 0 1 Madison .0 0 Herndon .0 0 Stuart . . 1 1 McLean .4 0 During many after school practices, the Girl ' s Varsity Hockey Team endeavored to improve their game. A conĀ¬ tinuously running sport, the girls welcomed a few breaks watching teammates play. The field appeared to be mass confusion, but it was an area of skill and coordination. Although they had a loosing season, the girls proved to be a tough opponent. VARSITY HOCKEY SCOREBOARD They OHS McLean. .3 0 Langley. .0 0 Stuart. . 1 0 Marshall . . 2 10 Edison. .1 0 Herndon. . 1 0 Fort Hunt. .1 2 Madison . . . .. 1 0 MSI VARSITY HOCKEY: ROW 1: D. Trenor, C. Tordiff (Capt.), C. Windell (Capt.), C. Mercader. ROW 2: M. Sutler, B. Bishop, J. Ferrier, D. McGreer, J. Chaudet, M. Covington, J. Miller. ROW 3: M. Witul, L. Roberts, C. Bond, D. Simpson, P. Dunn, J. Witul. 239 Vfccfrwij! 240 No lonjcfi 1; uttde idocj$ Being the dark horse in the Great Falls District, the team had to prove to their competitors and student body they were a team to be reckoned with. Attendance sporadically picked up as the team posted a winning season. Gaining two 6 ' 5 ers improved the teams reĀ¬ bounds and field goal attempts. Scoring soared and many players accumulat ed double figure points in many games. Marshall, Oakton ' s constant rival, beat them in the early part of the season putting the title in a three-way tie. However, Oakton came back to roll past Marshall and claimed undisputed first place. CouCjOaS C Optwifij di bdcb titlk 242 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD They OHS Ft. Hunt . .50 45 Fairfax . .48 65 Lee. .55 62 Falls Church . .59 53 Marshall . .56 50 McLean . .55 71 Hayfield . .23 74 Langley . .60 64 Herndon . .60 71 Fairfax . .63 75 Madison .. .66 77 Jefferson .. .66 65 West Springfield . .39 25 McLean . .67 76 Marshall .. .43 50 Langley . .75 77 Herndon . .64 67 Madison . .60 73 Great Falls District Tournament Madison. .64 67 Marshall . .52 59 Northern Regional Tournament George Washington. .55 53 Woodson 243 Uss at R qUmaJk, There was no more doubt about the Cougars. These boys had brought attention and fame to Oakton as the night came for Regionals. It was the greatest game Oakton had ever played. Our opponents, G. W., had the advantage of height but with Oakton ' s skill it was overlooked. A tremendous but heartĀ¬ breaking game as the final buzzer sounded 51-53. The season ended with Oakton in the top four of the area. VARSiTy BASKETBALL: ROW 1: M. Dobson, K. Malarey, H. Lloyd, T. Vavrick, J. McLaughlin, A. Mathias, D. Henderson, G. Ricavrte. ROW 2: Manager K. Steele, B. Ritche, G. Wise, S. Mesaerli, B. Smyth, T. Shipley, B. White, Manager T. Bragg. 244 Qtops QqMoh fyid (XHMp tittg ctt Qboti . ROW 1: T. McGettigan, J. Nowers, J. Bailey, H. Holcomb, J. Mayer, B. Petsko, J. Cover. ROW 2: T. Dobson, D Wallace, T. Feeney, D. Thompson, R. Danner, Moniz, S. Fogarty. As stands filled for the Varsity game, spectators usually caught the end of the J.V. game in progress. Using fundaĀ¬ mentals previous learned from their Freshman year each aided one another in old and new plays. Free throws, rebounds, and jump balls were all skillfully carried out under the supervision of Coach Shuman. Their ability to play together limited the opposition to an average of 30 points a game. J.V. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD They OHS Fort Hunt . .58 39 Fairfax.. .41 70 Lee . .66 44 Falls Church . .66 43 Marshall . .51 35 McLean . .47 52 Hayfield. .36 44 Langley . .34 30 Herndon . .39 57 Fairfax . .45 65 Madison.. .56 77 Jefferson . .42 42 West Springfield . .56 56 McLean . .32 48 Marshall . .55 48 Langley . .46 55 Herndon . .59 77 Madison . .35 56 246 PiO bin win SO% One of the primary purposes of the Freshman team was introducing the boys to teamwork and fundamentals of play for the future varsity team. They learned well as each member perfected themselves during difficult drills for upcoming games. Even though it was a Frosh team, spirit, with enthusiasm followed the boys onto the court during the season. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD They OHS Madison . .37 32 McLean . .27 28 Herndon . .46 38 Marshall .. .44 27 McLean . .41 30 Langley .. .53 33 Madison . .47 39 Herndon . .41 32 Marshall . .37 27 Langley . .34 35 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: ROW 1: S. Denbigh, D. Fall, M. Gleason, W. Graessle, B. Wooddell, E. Scanlon, S. Glaser, S. Broadus, J. Lyaott. ROW 2: T. Schimmel, K. Lugbill, J. Mackercher, D. Depalma, W. Gluchowski, M. Taylor, J. Ryan, D. Azzara, J. Behevens, M. Smith, J. Fults, M. Bradbury. 247 7ke uwkkmS With a new season approaching Oakton ' s Grapplers began practice early in the year. There were questions of their potential after loosing last year ' s seniors but they earned a name for themselves. Three of Oakton ' s best wrestlers went to state, with Sam Hubbard placing third in his weight class. The many returning wrestlers should provide Oakton with an even better team next year. VARSITY WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Fairfax . . . They OHS 20 Jefferson . 6 Lee . 35 Fort Hunt .21 19 Marshall . .10 35 Herndon . . . 16 27 G . .16 28 McLean . . . 24 20 Madison ā¢ ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢a 26 19 Woodson . .17 25 Langley . . .19 23 Regional Champion: 155 lbs. Sam Hubbard Great Falls Champion: 1 1 5 lbs. Foster Caffi 145 lbs. Bill Hogan 155 lbs. Sam Hubbard 2nd in District: 98 lbs. Russ Newman 1 23 lbs: Ron Torrance 175 lbs: Ron Hatcher State Tournament: Russ Newman Bill Hogan Sam Hubbardā3rd VARSITY WRESTLING: ROW 1: R. Newman, D. Shultz, F. Caffi, R. Torrence, T. Casey, J. Harris. ROW 2: B. Hogan, S. Hubbard, B. Streeter, R. Hatcher, B. Miller, S. Parker. 249 REGIONAL COMPETITORS: ROW 1: R. Newman, F. Caffi, R. Torrance, J. Harris, B. Hogan. ROW 2: T. Casey, S. Hubbard, R. Hatcher, B. Miller, S. Parker. Not Pictured: B. Streeter. 250 CtfDfD MS C CLptuAPj 2nd Itv D bdCb 40 251 PiOSlv hctv Ct WitttuttCj SQCtSOto The freshmen wrestling team was comĀ¬ posed of freshmen and several sophoĀ¬ mores who had no previous wrestling experience. This team completed a very successful season, losing only one match to Falls Church, while they defeated An- nandale, McLean, Madison, and Marshall. i sfmL FvSr A l A - Vl Mki. % ' - -H wuSK 5 T h V ' Ad T T w ijm FRESHMAN WRESTLING: ROW 1: C. Harris, B. Samuels, D. Dix, B. Allen, M. Clinton, K. Buttrick, J. Humphries, R. PenteĀ¬ cost, C. Walker. ROW 2: K. Hammerly, K. Brinkmeyer, C. Cook, G. Payne, J. Henderson, D. Daves, D. Turpen, T. Dyer, P. Kelley, R. Kennedy. I Iv. WRESTLING: ROW 1: R. Kuhr, R. Kelley, G. Harris, J. Johnson, N. Koslov, P. Lloyd. ROW 2: R. Taylor, B. Walker, B. Sherry, M. jioston, M. Green, S. Thayer. J.V. WRESTLING SCOREBOARD They OHS Fairfax . .20 32 Jefferson . .27 24 Marshall . .37 8 Herndon . .20 33 George Washington . . . . . 8 36 McLean . .39 14 Madison . .40 11 Woodson . .31 18 Langley . .22 25 253 Indoor titOuCk Kfeuv tĀ© OftfefcWt A new sport was added to Oakton this year; indoor track. Dodging people as they ran through the halls it was more like an obstacle course than a track field. Running mostly in invitational meets they never gave up. With indoor track becoming more popular, a better team should develop next year. INDOOR TRACK: ROW 1: C. Maceda, R. Hood, J. Scurto, D. Guzman, J. Hoover. ROW 2: C. Holloway, E. Bisvtti, T. Schrieber, J. Davis, S. Williams. ROW 3: T. Schrinel, A. Smith, R. Brown, M. Ragland, M. Ormrod. ROW 4: K. Sjorup, S. Walker, T. Marum, J. Taggart, R. Weeks. ROW 5: R. Brown, R. Luedtke, D. Moore, P. Fetzer, M. Bonds. ROW 6: J. Hall, B. Woodell, R. Simpson, G. Bixler. 254 FttaWa goss Qtaib The Oakton High School Gymnastics Team competed in two gymnastic meets this year in the events of: vaulting, uneven bars, floor exĀ¬ ercise, balance beam, and tumbling. At the Washington-Lee High School Invitational GymĀ¬ nastics Meet, Donna Ralph won a third place medal in vaulting and Diane Friedman won first place in tumbling. At the Northern Regional Gymnastics Competition, Leslie Nelson took secĀ¬ ond in compulsory tumbling and Diane FriedĀ¬ man won another first place in general tumbĀ¬ ling, which qualified her to compete in the State Gymnastics Meet. w Ā§ Ā£ ā W r 1 4 5 . % GYMNASTICS: ROW 1: S. Brown. ROW 2: C. Sewell, A. Hubbard, T. Caffi, D. Friedman, J. Miller, M. Thurman. ROW 3: D. Ralph, S. Berga, D. Shank, P. Benagh. ROW 4: D. Covington, P. Keller, T. Lea. 255 mMm ... VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD They OHS Herndon . . . S5 ā¢ ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ 43 Marshall . . . .44 33 Langley . . . . 52 ā¢ ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ā¢ ā 29 McLean .... _65 18 Madison . . . .71 38 Falls Church .57 39 Herndon . . . .26 39 Marshall . . . .24 31 Langley .... .46 39 McLean .... .60 38 Madison . . . .50 39 Fairfax .... .32 45 Being a varsity team they had to win. Throughout the season their plan failed, but it wasn ' t their playing, they were a good team; better than their win loss record showed. The girls are to be conĀ¬ gratulated for a fine season. W RSI T Y BASKETBALL; ROW 1: P. Dunn, Slaughter, P. Strunk, D. Simpson, J. Gecan. ROW 2: D. Vadeboncoeur, J. Chaudet, J. Ferrier D. Eldracker, J. Carter, M. Sutler (manager). 256 immbeAS old t cihv Returning members on the J.V. basketball team aided the coach in teaching new fundamentals and improving old plays. The addition of new girls combined with the other members made them a difficult team to beat throughout the year. They OHS Herndon . .20 21 Marshall . .30 12 Langley . .35 11 Fairfax . .35 18 McLean . .31 17 Madison . .29 18 Falls Church . .38 18 Herndon . .20 27 Marshall . .28 29 Langley . .35 13 McLean . .28 9 Madison . .31 29 TV. BASKETBALL: ROW 1: J. Neufeld, A. Karonis. ROW 2: L. Edmondson, J. Veitenheimer, N. Ryan, H. Williams, P. Hamilton. ROW 3: Vischhoelfer, D. Whitney, D. Carter, J. Jennings, J. Scheid, A. King, L. Cumberland. Not Pictured: D. Ketterman, B. Smith. VARSITY BASEBALL: ROW 1: C. Holloway manager, T. Shipley, C. Sollom, K. Mclnnis, M. Glover, B. Cantwell, J, Neff, D. Murphy. ROW 2: J. Bailey manager, R. Corliss, D. Wallace, D. Henderson, B. White, J. Dellinger, A. Turner. ROW 3: J. Mayer, K. Maloney, F. Holcomb, B. Woodell, M. Dobson, T. Davis, M. Beck. 258 Quwu( MbOtMifc fyiCuCtcC VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. O.H.S. vs. Herndon Marshall Langley Annandale McLean Madison Herndon Marshall Fairfax Langley McLean Yorktown Madison Herndon Marshall Langley McLean Madison District Tournament Regional Tournament State Tournament 260 CMuCh f-ICtM doQ$ it CtCjCtik ! 261 season J.V. BASEBALL: ROW 1: D. Curry, B. Thompson, J. Long, T. Dobson, J. Hensley, E. Scanlon. ROW 2: T. Power, A. Carlson, B. licisn, B. Wooddeu, S. Glazer, T. Schrinner. ROW 3: D. AAacfield, M. Mays, T. Connify, D. Jeanrenaud. 262 J.V. BASEBALL SCHEDULE O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. vs. Marshall vs. Langley vs. McLean vs. Madison vs. Herndon vs. Marshall vs. Langley vs. McLean vs. Madison vs. Herndon vs. Marshall vs. Langley vs. McLean vs. Madison 263 T iduck Crosses b VvuM . 264 t-ftyh hopes (p Usbudt cukL ieqi(m Jk VARSITY, J.V. TRACK: ROW 1: R. Burton, N. Anderson, J. Johnson, M. Schaffer, C. Walker, K. Hammerly, D. Quinn, S. Lawerence, S. Williams, C. Willet. ROW 2: K. Peterson, C. Weiser, D. Albares, W. Byrd, R. Kennedy, M. Ormrod, C. Maceda, M. Weston, J. Shangle, J. Pemrasll. ROW 3: J. Hale, B. Kelley, J. Scurto, J. Zelibor, J. Newfield, M. Ragland, J. Hoover, T. Brown, K. Simpson, G. Bixler ' D. Moore, C. Masters, G. Curry, D. Taylor, K. Sjourp, W. Glukoromski, J. Behrens, A. Smith, A. Burangh, B. Lauer M. Bradburry D. Azzara, R. Brown. 266 āŗV 5 VARSITY and J.V. TRACK SCHEDULE Washington and Lee Relays O.H.S. vs. McLean George Washington Relays O.H.S. vs. Marshall Districts Relays O.H.S. vs. Madison Hammond Invitational O.H.S. vs. Herndon Fairfax County Championships O.H.S. vs. Langley District Championships Regional Championships State Championships 267 Tot Sfifeck tiy hodufe t TENNIS SCHEDULE O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. O.H.S. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. Madison Herndon Marshall Langley McLean Madison Herndon Marshall Langley McLean District Tournament Regional Tournament State Tournament VARSITY TENNIS: ROW 1: M. Crestos, T. Ridd, J. Mason, R. Mason, R. Dietze, M. Anderson. ROW 2: R. Davis, W. Graessle, P. Vadeboncoeur, J. Spenelli, S. Hubbard, R. Gauthier, G. Wolfe. 268 GOLF: ROW 1: G. Smith, J. Caufield, T. Lowry, M. Rice, B. Fletcher, T. Casey. ROW 2: T. Smith, F. Kauflin, S. Woodward, C Gordon M. Conmfey, K. Connifey, B. Barnard. VARSITY GOLF SCHEDULE O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Langley 269 VARSITY and J.V. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE O.H.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. Madison O.H.S. vs. McLean O.H.S. vs. Langley O.H.S. vs. Marshall O.H.S. vs. Herndon O.H.S. vs. Madison VARSITY SOFTBALL: ROW 1: J. Chaudet, D. Roseberry, D. Simpson, A. Slaughter, B. Levister. ROW 2: J. Gecau, J. Ferrier, S. Clement, J Miller, C. Bond, Manager, C. Mercader. J.V. SOFTBALL: ROW 1: M. Covington, D. Trenor, M. Landon, A. King, G. Lumsden, R. Barrett. ROW 2: R. Johnson, D. Buck, B. Smith, D. Huff, R. Purcell, B. Petit. 271 The PARAGON staff wishes to express its thanks to the following for their help and cooperation in making this successful yearbook: Administration, faculty, Mr. George DealāLa Mont Studios, and student contributors. 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