Quantico High School - Boondocker Yearbook (Quantico, VA)

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Uur Songsters: Chorus and F olk Chorus FRONT: Francis Reynolds, janet Holton, Debbie Mancuso, Robin Burdelski, Donna Zook. MIDDLE: Laurie I-Iamic, Renea Olsen, Kelly Cromwell, Kay DePalma, Cheryl Shea, Connie Sheehan. BACK: Dave Thompson, jackie Brumble, Cynthia Ayala, Cindy Limbach, Ken Williams faccompanistj. FRONT: Dean Prater, john Davis, Dom Shamay, Brent Bomkamp, Shawn Smart, Stacey Knapp, Tracey Renfro, Susan MaMahon. ROW 2: David Anderson, Harold Wilson, Chuck Johnson, joe Shea, Mark Sanchez, Karen Wesson, Cindy Braun, Donna Rosanelli, Lori Wesson, Kelli Walker. ROW 3: Frank Prater, john George, Barry Twigg, Matt Willis, Greg Averill, Mike McLaughlin, Debbie Bieger, Glee Carolan, Lorraine Frazier, Peggie Mossler. TOP: Steve Shea, Don Hammer, Scott Murdock, William Coleman, Jon Zander, Cindy Limbach, Denise Elfes, Gwen Fitzgerald, Jackie Spak.

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Orchestra Officers President Dean Prater Vice President Carl Ingebretsen--Concertmaster Secretary Ken Williams Treasurer Richard Kiehl ,ww sr My -- 1 uf FRONT: Carl Ingebretsen, David Reynolds David I b , nge retsen, Penny Masterson, Bryant Parkin, John Davis, Chuck johnson, Rick Pulliam, Carl Hamm. ROW 2: Eric Furstenberg, Steve Wortendyke, Marvin Keating, Jim Cameron, Kenny Makely, Mark Furstenberg, Lisa McMahon, L.j'. Boller, Robert Wellington, John Deming, Don Hammer, Scott Weatherford. ROW 3: Ken Williams, Peggie Mossler, Tom Cameron, Richard Kiehl, Linda Ames, Mike Darling, Connie Ring. BACK: Dana Scaglione, Corinne Keyes, Brian Harris, Tony Scaglione, Kerry Prewitt, Chuck Cooper, CarrollyPalmore, Wesley Palmore, Carl Twigg, john New, William Coleman, Pat McMahon, Frank Prater, Dean Prater, Bo? Boyd. 97

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Voice ofthe Students SCA OFFICERS: Treasurer Mary Hogan, Vice-President Cindy Limbach, President Mark Willis, Parlemantarian Liz Scott, Sec- retary Teresa Hatmaker. Sponsoring drives, dances, contests, and spirit-raising constitutional and legis- lative action made the SCA emerge as an outstanding instrument through which students could voice their opinions. The Student Council debated any number of issues on every Wednesdayjafternoon in room 214. The winter of '74 found members revising the hair-length proposal and compiling a list of new and traditional projects. The drafted plans for the Spring Carnival, the Bat tle of the Sexes, and the People Auction reveled the interests of the student body. The project with the most far-reaching effect was the detailed planning of the Spring Carnival. Sponsored by the SCA but handled through organizations and members of the community, this project uncovered unity, individual dedication and a new awareness of the Student Council. In addition to sponsoring annual projects and establishing new traditions such as the Parade prior to the Homecoming game, the SCA also backed welfare projects like rais- ing money for the Choctaw Indians and collecting canned goods for needy families. i, ,, fe j FRONT: Noel DePalma, Frank Prater, Eric Furstenberg, Charlie Reynolds, Cathy Dickerson, Kelli Walker, Terri Hartman, Sharon Buchanan, Laura Vanl-Iorne. MIDDLE: Doug MacKenzie, Stacey Knapp, Linda Spak, Kim Prit- chard, Sherry Phillips, Leigh Driefer, Christy Lawbaugh, janet Hegan, KayLynn Clawson, Penny Taylor. BACK: Glee Carolan, 'Vicki Wakefield, Jon Zander, Jeanne Hoppmeyer, Teresa Scozzari, Lori Boml-camp, Linda Hartman, Snady Spak, Kim Buschhaus.