Robinson Secondary School - Above and Beyond Yearbook (Fairfax Counyty, VA)

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EQUESTRIAN CLUB “I will not change my horse with any that treads but on four pasterns . . . When I bestride him, I soar, I am a hawk: he trots the air; the earth sings when he touches It; the basest horn of his hoof Is more musical than the pipe of Hermes.” Shakespeare 149

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. j ECO-ACTION CLUB The Environmental Crisis—- everyone’s concern. Hoping to achieve a better balance between man and his environment, the club gives students a real picture of the situation. Conservationists and authorities presented the facts about local efforts toward pollution control and the preservation of resources. Hoping to get the student body actively Involved, these students recognize that the Crisis Is Now, Now is the time for Action, 148

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ROCK CLIMBING CLUB Blisters and rope-burns did not deter these young enthusiasts; Any annoyances were superseded by the thrill scaling rocky cliffs at Carderock on Wednesday afternoons. Top to bottom: Phil Godwin; John Heenan; Jim Anderson. WINTER SPORTS CLUB Bottom picture—Opposite page. Top Row: Barbara Grant, Lee Brur.beloe; Kathy Reynolds; Virginia Joyner; Kathy Gili; Diane Stone; Cindy Scanneli; Donna Paradise; Pam Hurd; Steve Wright. Middle Row: Tricia Goins; Lynn Hubbard; Janet Hutcheson; Linda Braxdale; Kimmi West; Debby Jackson; Keith Hannum; Jim B: adus; Jim Biesemeyer. Bottom Row: Brent Reynolds; Tracye Jeacock; Patty Klem; Donna Ba s; Steve Johnson; Kathy Crockett; Anne Helker; Jean Jacobson. Winter Sports Club Steering Co imlttee: Tom Benson; Mike Wilson; Miss Mary Gofer, Sponsor; Eric Shutter; Kathy Godfrey; Wc dy Crockett. Dreams of snow and Ice are ever present; Plunging down ekl-elopee or etching figure-eights on crystal Ice, Pros helping novices. Snow days, red noses, frosty ears and cold feet—All happily endured by the Winter athlete. 150