Oakton High School - Paragon Yearbook (Vienna, VA)

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A Blossoming Love Affair at the Sadie Hawkins. Barbara McAllister — 1976 Christmas Queen. X Could it be love? Smile a little smile for me! Don’t be mad, be glad. Legs, Legs, you’ve got Legs! Surprise! You won! Ken Wonders. Opening Section 7

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Nancy Johnson and Tony DeLuca hang in there. Laughter the Best Medicine. Todd Balazs paying attention in class? I ' m confused! Troy Nieves and his million dollar smile. Pam Talley getting some help on her math. Pat Hartigan Playing Peek-a-boo. Study, Scudy, Study! 6 Opening Section

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CLOWNS Clowns — funny, silly, bright, colorful, happy-go-lucky, and so much more. Yes indeed, :hat’s what this year’s seniors represent. Since the beginning of their freshman year, the lass of 1977 has always shown an interest in being in the center of the ring. Thus, in their sophomore year, they gr ew closer to the center of the ring as a result of their enthusiastic determination to raise money. Selling pennants was one of the many fund raising ideas. Next, in their junior year, it was as if a herd of elephants chased the class of ’77 even closer :o the center of the ring. Those elephants must have had a great impact on the juniors Decause they came up with bigger and better ideas. In the beginning of the year, the class of 77 sponsored Oakton’s first Disco Dance Next, in the middle of the year, the clown’s svorked together to sponsor the first annual Miss Oakton Pageant. Finally, in the spring of their junior year, they sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom, which was without a doubt a suc¬ cess. After 3 long, hard-working years, the class of ’77 reached the center of the ring. Never¬ theless, they continued to work as the colorful, happy-go-lucky clowns. Once again, this year they sponsored the annual Miss Oakton Pageant, as well as the Christmas Dance. At last, June 1977 arrived. Into the world walked the grand class of 1977 with high hopes of the future. 8