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

Text from Pages 1 - 408 of the 1973 volume:

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THAT OTHER PERSON- TEACHER, FRIEND, FIRST LOVE — GIVING, SHARING, FEELING, NEEDING, KNOWING I AM NOT ALONE 10 11 Apathy: a contagious, outrageous disease causing individuals to give lip-service only to environmental ecology and respect for the rights of others. Whose woods these are ? We think we know— The woods surrounding Robinson are but one of the school’s unique qualities. Those of us who enjoyed the fall colors and spring laurel this year may have been the last to do so. What appears to be a red leaf in the upper right picture is a surveyor’s marker. That tree and many others are doomed to development. FORTY-ONE YEARS IN EDUCATION SAMUEL J. COFFEY, PRINCIPAL 16 Mr. Coffey, a native of Bedford County, Virginia, graduated from Randolph Macon Academy in 1927. He prepared himself for a career in education by attending Ran¬ dolph Macon College in Ashland Virginia and the University of Virginia at Charlottesville. He began his educational career in 1929 as an instructor in physics at Randolph Macon Academy. From 1931 to 1943 he worked as a teacher, coach and principal in Bedford County, Virginia. His educational career was interrupted from July 1943 to October 1945 when he served as a member of the U.S. Army. In December 1945, he came to Fairfax County as assistant principal at Falls Church High School. During the past twenty-seven years, he has served the students of Fairfax County as assistant principal, principal, director of secondary education, assistant superintendent for personnel, and associate superintendent. Three years ago, Mr. Coffey became chairman of a committee that planned a new kind of school which was to become the prototype for many Fairfax County schools. Subsequently he became the principal of the school which he was instrumental in planning. Mr. Coffey, from the beginning of his career, had a strong feeling about young people and a unique talent to inspire them to greatness. Those of us who have been privileged to work with him have been amazed at his enthusiasm, vigor and ability to establish rapport with young people in the 1970’s when so many people despair of our “turned off’ young people. Mr. Coffey conceived of Robinson as the school for the in¬ dividual. Such a school appreciates the potential of a person, recognizes students as individuals rather than members of groups and seeks to be helpful to students on a one-to-one basis. The faculty of such a school strives to present lasting truths as well as new ideas with a flexible and adventuresome attitude. Samuel J. Coffey has made a tremendous contribution to Fairfax County schools by consistently recognizing the in¬ dividual potential of students, teachers and administrators alike. Eugene R. Puffenberger, Associate Principal 17 Eugene R. Puffenberger ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL Above: Mr. Coffey, Mr. Chuey, Mr. Puffenberger, Mr. Moulton, and Mr. Hartley in reflective moods. Below: Mr. Puffenberger and Mr. Jones laboring over the annual principal’s report. Note: Sub-school principals are pictured with their schools. . a . « , P ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Robert Simms ADM. ASSISTANT Maribess Horde DIRECTOR, MEDIA SERVICES Richard Hartley DIRECTOR, STUDENT ACTIVITIES Alice Dunwody DIRECTOR, PUPIL SERVICES Faced with the difficult and often thankless job of supervising all issues relating to the education and ac¬ tivities of 4500 students, members of the administrative staff bear up admirably. Some are seen informally here in reflective moods students seldom see. Most often the faces are smiling, and the greeting is “Hello there — may I help you?”. Elizabeth Lodal HUMAN RELATIONS James Belzer ADM. INTERN William Johnson ADM. AIDE 19 OFFICERS AND CABINET President, KEVIN FARRELL Director of Communications ANDY SPAULDING 20 Director of Assemblies LESLIE WELKER Treasurer, STEVE FARRELL Vice-President, CINDY FARRELL Secretary, SUE FARMER Student Director of Activities RICK NORDTVEDT Director of Publicity KIM WEST AGENDA SRA 1 2 3 4 5 etc. ■— etc. E o o 1) £ PAGE O II 10 % tax p on clubs u o s ABcSENTEEISM E ' pf ' b ' ofcx ' h t s0i h 2 ' 23 SRA SPONSORS SPIRIT WEEK The steadily increasing spirit that encompassed Robinson halls all week long finally paid off as the Rams had a glorious “non-homecoming” victory over the Stuart Raiders. With this win under the belt of the varsity team, ten¬ sions relaxed and Robinsonians enjoyed the semi-formal dance held the next night. Homecoming Queen Linda Bennett led the couples in the fun and dancing of a most satisfying evening. On the light side, Kevin Farrell, Steve Fazer, and Marvin Pastel shocked everyone as they swallowed goldfish, an action unsurpassed as yet on the list of senior antics. Pictures this page: Spirit Week hall displays; Kevin Farrell assists Steve Fazer with his goldfish as dance crowd looks on. 24 HOMECOMING QUEEN LINDA BENNETT 26 HOMECOMING COURT MEMBERS OF TEIE COURT, Left to Right: Kathy Beasley, Nancy Young, Sandy Trimmer, Marla Young, Carol Gerdon, LuLynn Linne, Wendy Lutz, Jackie Jackson. Not pictured: Candy Blickle. 27 ROBINSON ROCKS TO THE THUMPING, JUMPING RHYTHMS OF BELOVED, RARE EARTH, RASPBERRIES Thanks to the determined efforts of the hardworking SRA, Robinson was fortunate enough to have its fourth big-name rock concert. Headed by the Rare Earth, the Raspberries, and Beloved, the field house was packed with Robinsonians and students from all over Fairfax County. After a few songs, everyone got into the groove and began clapping their hands, stomping their feet and really feeling the thumping, jumping rhythms of their favorite songs. 29 Michelle Mitchell, Mike Sottak Marion Stafford, Marvin Pastel A.F.S. Mrs. Jevcak Mr. and Mrs. Long enjoy the scene. “Marryin ' Sam” Kramer 30 SPONSORS SADIE HAWKINS, CHRISTMAS DANCES On November 11, even Lil’ Abner, alias Stanley Bryant, Daisy Mae, alias Debbie Biesemeyer, and the rest of the gang (Dickweed McPrude — Joel Funk and Moonbeam McSwine — Debbie Carling) felt right at home as many Robinson gals came to the Sadie Hawkins dance, their favorite fellas in low. Provided with really rocking rhythms by Medulla, the gals reversed the roles and asked the boys to dance. The couples fell right in line with the spirit of things and headed for the hitching post, manned by a very capable Marryin’ Sam, Mr. Kramer. Debbie Biesemeyer, Stan Bryant Crowd ogles guzzlers in Jug-A-Lug Contest. Janis Anderson, Thish ish great stuff! Embrey Koonce, Lynn Smokier, Rob Brown. 31 Below, left: Janet Griffis, Eric Douglas. Right: Debbie Pastel, Dan London, Starla Thompson. CHRISTMAS DANCE In addition to the excitement of the holiday vacation, the season’s fervor was capped off with the annual Christmas Dance. Much of the eagerness that was felt by everyone as they awaited the arrival of Old St. Nick was temporarily set aside as the anticipation for this fun-filled evening increased. Dressed in velvets, satins, and silks, the starry-eyed couples arrived, the excitement of Christmas and hints of romance in the air. 32 Fazia Colombo, Italy Lischka Graf, Switzerland AFS members welcomed foreign exchange students Lischka Graf and Fazia Colombo, helping them to become acclimated to the rigors of life in an American high school. Lischka and Fazia soon became very active members of Robin¬ son organizations and their charm and wit were a definite asset to the school year. Back Row: Leeann Uyeda, Pat McGill, Mary McRorie, Marsha Stansberry, Carolyn Phillips, Bonnie Ashburn, Cindy Fielding. Middle Row: Brenda Tontz, Sharon Jackson, Kathy Bennett, Mrs. Sandra Reid, SPONSOR; Kola Salem, Rosemary Bailey, Mici Zerbe. Front Row: LISCHKA GRAF, FAZIA COLOMBO, FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS; Jan Stansberry, Kathy Lowe, Barbara Barrett. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB Responsible, hardworking, service-minded, and fun-loving, Robinson’s Key Club began their year with a joint effort — a homecoming float that won second place in ihe judging, with help from their sister club, the Keyettes. They sponsored the Cavaliers-Squires basketball game to raise funds and took their turns on the court in a game with Woodson High ' s Key Club. A valuable service performed by this group is that of security and clean-up force at home football games. Pictures this page: Action at the Virginia Squires-Cavaliers basket¬ ball game; Key Club-Keyette float in the homecoming parade cap¬ tured second place. Row Six: Mr. Kramer — SPONSOR; Kevin Havens, Dave Downey, Kevin Farrell, Brian Prindle, Doug McMann, Woody Crockett. Row Five: Bill Lyttle, Ed Rolfes, Dan Morgiewicz, Rick Nordtvedt. Row Four: Alan McQuiston, Curtis Bedke, Pat Morris, Robert Scott, Mark Kosnick. Row Three: Jon Schleuss, Jim Beczkiewicz, Larry Nash, Stephen Bain, Dan Gill. Row Two: Gary Bass, Bob Murrin, Gregg Spar, Pres Junkin, John Norby. Row One: Chris Miller, Bruce Jacobeen, Joe Westerberg — PRESIDENT. KEY CLUB iVvinrii, 34 Janis Anderson presents a flag to Mr. Coffey. We serve — who’s we? Why, Robin¬ son’s Keyettes! We helped pick up cafeteria trays when school opened, decorated the teachers’ dining room, and presented Mr. Coffey with a flag at the year’s first pep rally. With a talent show for the Leewood Nursing Horne, Christmas stockings for Headstart, and puppets for the children at Fairfax Hospital, we serve our com¬ munity, and we have fun! Row Four: Lischka Graf, Sue Peterson, Kathy Kick, Sheryl Lukasik, Kay Martin, Chris Miller, Linda Marcrum, Karen Braxdale, Lisa Davis, Laura Suttlehan. Row Three: Claudia Fletcher, Paula Rodgers, Robbyne Perry, Lynn Fazer, Suzy Spaulding, Kathi Godfrey, Cheryl Samisch, Karen Burke, Karen Roeloffs. Row Two: Jan Tweddeil, Tara Lutz, Linda Braxdale, Karen Anderson, Sue Moriarity, Val Irby, Jan Martin, Suzi Horner, Laura Marcrum, Marcia Liljedahl, Karen Linden. Row One: Debbie Pastel, Wendy Lutz, Nancy Young, Jeannine Slusher, Janis Anderson, President, Lee Brumbeloe, Karen Miller, Carol Gerdon, Sheila Hathaway, Marsha Burwell. KEYETTES 35 Back: Cheryl Oakes, Carol Phillips, Carol Park, Phyliss Woolaver, Cat hy Kaczmarek, Jenie Bruce, Linda Williams. Row Three: Kathy Richardson, Susan Eichelman, Gretchen Clark. Row Two: Jane VanBuskirk, Shelby Gooler, Debbie Eyer, Liz Buchwald. Front: Betsy Breckinridge, Tricia Goins, Debbie Kinback, Holly Clanahan, Nancy McCarthy. RAMS TRI-HI-Y The Robinson Christmas season was brightened with Tri- Hi-Y Santa-grams, a novel way for Robinsonians to wish each other the season’s best. Tri-Hi-Y’ers also helped decorate the school during Spirit Week, and visited a nursing home. A ma¬ jor project is in the works — organizing a Hi-Y group for boys. TRI-HI-Y Row Three: Linda Armatrout, Mary Goonan, Patty Zanku, Chris Davis, Laura Myers, Michelle Mitchell. Row Two: Emily Pillsberry, Jean Fall, Ellen Davis, Robin Jakoboski, Gretchen Klug, Nancy Murphy, Angela Wong. Row One: Mary Jane Muzyka, Terri Choate, Sharon Nasser, Sue Digby, Valerie Addington, Vita Kawashima, Debbie Blair, Vicki Blair, Eve Krivoruchka. FORENSICS: Suzy Spaulding, Mark Wiley, Susan Moriarity, Lynn Fazer, Mrs. Judith Zeiger, SPONSOR; Sally Dail Woodard; Lynn Summer. FORENSICS DEBATE TEAM: Third Row: Buzz Draper, Dana Crane, David Swernofski. Second Row: Mrs. Martha Libaver, COACH; Larry Harpine, Nancy Rupee, Cindy Hawley, John Gilstrap, Beth Wiggins, Heidi Lewis, Betsy Morefield, David Pasztor. Front: Andy Mosso, Leonard Brown, Mark Morin, Rick Driscoll. DEBATE 38 A salute to the academic competitive organizations — Forensics, and the Debate and Math Teams. These students pit their mental prowess and talents against formidable com¬ petition and bring honor to the school. The year’s literary hero, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, is a Fitting symbol of their effort to rise above the ordinary and develop their capabilities to their fullest potential. MATH TEAM Math Team: Mr. Gerald Lehmann, SPONSOR; Doug Newman, Melanie Besio, Dave Barton, Bill Little, David Swernofsky, Merrill Plait, Steve Fazer, Mike Bradbury. 40 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back: Mrs. Jeanne Downey — Sponsor; Larry Harpine, Mike Bradbury, Jim Beczkiewicz, Curtis Bedke, Larry Bowen, Preston Junkin, Mrs. Celia Han¬ cock — Sponsor. Middle: Don Kauder, Nancy Acosta, Claudia Fletcher, Chris Doub, Gail Ramee, Janis Anderson, Mary Alice Starrs. Front: Sue Peterson, Mary Gould, Claire Van Matre, Cindy Farrell, Melanie Besio, Emily Pillsbury. Members Pictured: Jim Schwalls, Mike Howe, Keith Hall, Patty Janku, Gretchen Kluge, Kathy Kaczmarek, Dave Downey, Vicki Barrett, Sam Patellos, Lynn Warlick, Chris Perch, President, Linda Crandell, Mary Rear¬ don, Jackie Barrett. MATH HONOR SOCIETY 41 PUBLICATIONS PONDER PEOPLE, Student journalists are unselfish with their time and talents, producing a result that is a reflection of themselves and all others involved in the effort, subscribers, contributors, the whole of Robinson. Theirs is a ‘club’ which meets daily after school and sometimes on weekends and holidays. The challenge is met only when the last copy, layouts, and photographs are sent for publication, proofs are read, and that glorious day arrives when the issue goes to press. There are no trophies, no applauding fans. There is the result, and for them, it is enough. Those who read the paper find pertinent articles covering national and local issues as well as school events. It is an open forum for discussion of issues and many participated in the ex¬ change of opinions. Valor-Dictus is a Robinson publication, and is what Robinson students choose to make of it, through their active participation or passive indifference. VALOR-DICTUS STAFF: Back: Will Albers, Kevin Williams, Dan Haas, Mrs. Gloria Thorpe — Advisor; Paula Rogers. Front: Nancy Acosta, Lischka Graf, Kim Ferris, John Walls. A 4 2 _____ . _ PROBLEMS We need your information by . . . Please be present for a picture . . . Submit your artwork by . . . Please — we have a DEADLINE. Subscriptions on sale . . . There will be a sale of . . . Won’t you place an ad in Please — we have EXPENSES. There will be a staff training session . . . Volunteers are needed for this weekend . . . These layouts and this copy are due by . . . Please — we need YOU. IDEIN Idein bases its existence on the principle that excellent stu¬ dent art work and literature deserve exposure through publica¬ tion. The concern of a few dedicated staff members produced a representative collection of work this spring. Their financial plight echoing the universal problem of school art — literary magazines, staff members made and sold purses and candles to supplement a subscription drive. Idein — a worthwhile endeavor, deserving of the support of students, faculty, and administrators. Were your creativity and subscription there to help? IDEIN STAFF: Back: Laura Ramsy, Gillian Kitchen, Karen Smith, Cindy Osgood, Cathy Shelly. Middle: Ann Walker, Maureen Hochheimer. Susan Spaulding, Gloria Maulfair, Susan Moriarty. Front: Gregg Baker, Cindy McIntyre, Shirley Gowan, Laura Nelson, Tara Lutz. 43 Steve Fazer—Business Manager, Layout Donna Anderson; Aide Jeannine Davis, Sue Peterson—Academics Sue Berkwitt, Renee Bourgeois — Copy. Janis Anderson—Typist Not pictured: Kim Mitchell. Right: Mike Muzyka, Aide. Chris Doub — Features f j; jHk my Lisa Thornton—Subscriptions Lisa Poole—Sports Kathy Paschal, B. J. Ray, Cindy Alexander, Richard Larimer — Art and Layout noetu PL 44 Mike Mack Charles Fadely PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Dave Harter Bill Shaw, Thad Welch, Kim Klubertanz, Dave Pasztor Adam Lipinski Jim Noxon 45 0 48 $ ■ fcss SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS r “ CINCINNATI, U.S.A. _ _ L 1308 V V_ J Bridge Club — Seated: Rob Brown, Steve McKinney, Jim Caswell, Gwen Hickling, Brian Moore. Standing: Chuck Gill, Skip Page, Bill Little, Paul Hoag, Jeff Mehr, Darryl Atkins, Tom Rae, Denny Porter, Joe Spinnelli, Dan McKinney. BRIDGE CLUB 46 Members: Kevin Hillock, Kevin Weinherz, Steve Scaplehorn, Ben White, Brad Tousley, Mike Macklin, Ron Hall, Jerry Hoffman, Brian Prindel, Richard Lichtenberger, Paul Plein. CHESS CLUB Thanks to the Fischer-Spassky tourna¬ ment publicity, the usual card games — poker, kings-in-a-corner and bridge found competition in the rising number of students playing chess. True devotees of the chess scene im¬ proved their skills in matches organized within the Chess Club. 47 1 R ' I i I Ir III ri t ' r , ml .1 ■ Buck Row: Juqui Barrett, John Tallet, Brian Smith, Tim Halmon, Kent Schulte, Lynette Price, Linda Stuckey. Front Row: John Wilson, Nick Pishvanov, Vicki Barrett, Philip Manino, Pat Graham, Mary Alice Starrs. BICYCLE CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret Stephenson President: Trisha Gandy V.-President: Melody Simpson Secretary: Holly Wetzel Treasurer: Janice Robinson Drill Team Captain: Donna Pryor Members: Carol Birona, Diane Connolly, Marty Elvin, Trisha Gandy, Patty Gluchowski, Linda Golden, Jackie Jackson, Judy Johnson, Allison Lambert, Vickie Mills, Pam Mokarem, Diane Osinski, Melanie Pewatts, Nancy Phillips, Diane Prince, Donna Pryor, Ruth Richards, Janice Robinson, Richard Sidam, Melody Simpson, Wendy Smith, Wendy Trude, Denise Turner, Holly Wetzel, Karen Wilkie, Phyllis Woolaver. EQUESTRIAN CLUB •-v... V- : Em ; ' ■ . ' 1 ‘■|1- ■ ■■ j V, ;§§ . : T I : W% ;r , i tor:3. to- w:,-: 1 - ilSSMMm- 1 u M f . M 1 4 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Back: Sandy Cameron, Pam Price, Jody Henrikson, Nancy Kick, Cheryl Collins, Betsy Smith, Karen Smith, Mary Murphy, Connie Young. Row Four: Karen Edwards, Cindy Yauger, Julie Francis, Kathy Kaczmarek, Janis Mayberry, Donna Reese, Andrea Brennon, Patty Murray, Paula Perry, Paula Rogers. Row Three: Claire Van Matre, Carol Henry, Lynne Freeman, Kathy Reynolds, Tracey Harvey, Leslie Geiberger, Patti Reece, Robin Havens, I ricia Davidson, Anna Bradbury, Susan Strickhouser, Anita White. Row two: Pam Edwards, Mark Ellis, Kim Smith, Audrey Perkins, Liz Coffee, Helen Hoffman. Front: Sharon Jackson, V-Pres.; Gwen Hall, President; Kathy Bennett, Treasurer; Phyliss Hynes, Secretary. FT A Members, unlike many of their fellow students, LIKE teachers and teaching, so much so that they give their time as teacher aides in area schools. 50 By participating in local, county, and national model United Nations assemblies, members of the International Af¬ fairs Club become involved in the heated debates and intrigues of the international scene. While most of us absorb world events through newspapers, their awareness is sharpened through discussion of current events. Members Pictured: Ina Tamosiunas, Carol Susko, Chuck Gill, Mary Duryea, Adam Lipinski, Tom McCowan, Noel Griffis, Jim Paty, Dan Kauder, Nick Anderson, Preston Junkin, Melanie Besio, Rob Brown, Jim Noxon, Cindy Farrell. INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS CLUB Members Pictured: Joe Stein, Paul Shields, Jeff Peterson, Debbie Pastel, Betsy Duley, Dave True, Richard Leahy, Mike Muzyka, Bob Brewer, John Foreman, James Hatcher, Sponsor; Jay Garman, Bill Garman, Lynn Fazer, Coley Schnorf, Karen Rea, Will Albers, Lee Foster This year track coach Jim Hatcher organized a group of students interested in winter track events to bridge the time gap between fall cross country and spring track meets. The resulting training and discipline maintains interest and fitness for Robinson’s aspiring track teams. WINTER TRACK CLUB 52 WINTER SPORTS CLUB The national mania for skiing is reflected in the enthusiasm of these students. Many weekend trips to nearby ski areas were taken. Think snow! and ice, for skating! Good fun, camaraderie, and healthy exercise — good reasons for a Winter Sports Club! Row Four: Jim Broadus, Steve Bott, Colin Krytusa, Ron Hall, Dave Hall, Ray Henriksen, Rick Fowler, Sue Metzger, John Loftus. Row Three: Jack Fowler, Ray Cummings, Keith Hannum, Barbara Baker, Steve Johnson, Kurt Smith, Woody Crockett, Steve Wright. Row Two: Leslie Werbe, Julia Crockett ' Helen Cummings, Kathy Barron, Maureen Campbell, Cindy Smith, Kim West, Tom Benson, Val Cover, Tricia Goins. Row One: Wendy Fowler, Kathy Kiefer, Sue Heckelman, Lischka Graf, Paula Stockstill, Jalayne Newby, Diane Krynitsky, Cindy Kiefer. —:ir— -- - ' ■ • Wc •i.f.fso 5 •: _ A 53 S9 Mp - l w ;- t ' v. MseAm ■hihhhhbhi 54 ROBINSON ECO-INACTION—WHY? The four active members of Robinson’s Ecology-Action Club, Cindy Kiefer, Cathy Guinn, Gillian Kitchen, Stella Tar- nay and sponsor David Caughey could well wonder why. Star¬ ting the year with only eleven members, the number dwindled to four by February. A major project, landscaping the school grounds, seemed to stir little interest in the student body. Surely with over 4500 students Robinson could make more of an effort to help in the fight for the environment, a major national issue. What better place to start than in our own backyard? The most attractive school campus in Fairfax Coun¬ ty could, with the help and co-operation of all, be the most beautiful. 55 Ij I Pictures: P. 56 — waterfall at Shenandoah; p. 57, upper — scene at Shenan¬ doah; lower left — injured owl rescued by Annandale Nature Center; right_ ice on a leaf-strewn steam. 57 DRAMA 59 £ i. O a. «; — Gary S Ige, Phil G Icross, Bets; His. Bott Woodard. Picture right: Betsy Breckenridge, Picture below: Kim Ellis, Scott Ellis Kathy Bennett, Mike Borgerding, Carole Scott. Below: Kim Ellis, Debbie Pastel, Chris Anton, Kathy Barton, Bill Frasca, Kathy Bennett. Bill Cataldo. Dave Barton. Mike Borgerding, Jack Miller Rudolph ...Jay Nowakowski Neighbor .Cindy Huguley A Man .Joe Cofer A Woman .Donna Hock Kirsten .Gwen Hickling jack.Paul Martin Katrina.Cathy Smith Village Children .Jim Cofer, Barbie Hess Allyson Andrews, Laura Vollrath Peter Martin, Penny Hughes, Cathy Martin Tina Polillo, Susanne Hess Snipper, The Tailor .Margaret Vollrath Wandering Minstrel .Hank Brown Villagers.Lisa Lancaster, Cheri Elliott Nancy Ryder, Carol Johnson, Julie Snyder Diana Osinski, Kevin Osinski Lucky, the Sprite .Nancy Koury Mayor of Storyland.Gregory Brown Old Woman.Suzy Spaulding Her Daughter .Linda Kaltenborn Stranger .Glen Claypool Woodcutter .Steve Howard Dwarf.David Koury Scrubgirl.Cindy Northcutt Ontheright .Barbara Koury Ontheleft.Mary-Ellen Martin Inthemiddle .Amy Ziff Storylanders.Roxanne Uyeda, Lesley Seiver Doris Rees, Diane Mannino, Carole Legener Stella Tarnay, Gretchen Buchholtz Leslie Miller, Sherri Baber, Debbie Ellison Kobold .Clark Beil Dozen .Pat Hillery Wood People.Phoebe McCoy, Lynn Fullerton, Liz Prins Connie McGettigan, Kelly Hogrefe Kathy Milligan, Kari Treiber Debby Cloney, Audrey Perkins Coachboy.Jim Perkins Princess.Kimberly Smith The Wicked Purple Earl of Urpleburple.Chris Weden v � jnpr fwm ' Jjimff y: ’ blm mwtrl A n i ■ fit wtf a 0 4 � ■ I i. , } til ■;. i ' A i xtBHi Left: Chris Weden, Paul Martin. Right: Cathy Martin, Tina Polillo, Jim Cofer, Peter Martin, Allyson Andrews, Jay Nowakowski, Paul Martin. nn - -?� - THE Back to Front: Joe Cofer, Barbie Hess, Peter Martin, Jim Cofer, Hank Brown, Allyson Andrews, Lisa Lancaster, Jay Nowakowski, Cheri Elliott, Cathy Smith, Margaret Vollrath, Tina Polillo, Laura Vollrath. STORYTELLER OF CLYESDALE Left to Right: Nancy Koury, Jay Nowakowski, Cathy Smith, Peter Martin. Donna Hock, Joe Cofer, Jay Nowakowski HU PQLPH Coffee Break There is Nothing Like A Dame You Can Drive A Person Crazy Steam h 64 Corner of the Sky Accompanists AN EVENING OF AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATER Do Re Mi 65 Coffee Break Take Back Your Mink Telephone Hour Steam Heat Jesus Christ Superstar Consider Yourself Freddie My Love There is Nothing Like A Dame 67 SYMPHONIC BAND Trombones: Front: John Peters, John Kraus, Jim Stallings, Myron Barrett. Back: Jim Noxon, Jim Beczkiewicz, Dave Downey, Jeff Sherman, Jim Vogel. Basses: Front: Gary Carper, Ron Buchanan. Back: Bart Bartlett, Greg Cava, Gary Carroll. ■ - i iy|| Trumpets: Front: Mike Seymour, George Morgan, Rozanne Morley, Jim Pasztor, Jerry Collier. Back: Joe Stein, Bob Starkweather, Mike Walker, Dee Taylor, Wayne Uhl, Walter Mannherz. 68 James G. Lunsford Music Center Program Leader Director, Symphonic Band MUSIC Brass: Front: Kevin Frear, Suzi Florner, Bonnie Smith, Amelia Trotter, Warren Higgins. Back: Roger Behrend, Bill Little, John Lykins, Kevin Underwood. Flutes: Front: Gail Ramee, Kathy MacDonald, Claire Van Matre, Beale Kohler, Linda Crandall, Back: Karen Lorenzi, Beth Heizer, Nancy Acosta, Sheryl Graham, Debbie Rogers. Clarinets: Row One: Becky Newport, Cheryl Christ, Cindy Christ, Anna Cummings, Barbara White. Row Two: Diane McDonald, Leah Cribb, Linda Kivi, Pam Makarem, Linda Reeves, Beverly Pearce. Row Three: Mark Miller, Benton Washburn, Sherman Ponder, Alan McQuiston, Larry Miller, Michael Lander, Bill Wheeler, Chip Frazier. 70 Woodwinds: Row One: Denise Cassetty, Barbara Van Matre, Heidi Haberle. Row Two: Ca ndy Parris, Cindy Percussion: Front: Tim Kirkpatrick, Joan Reed, Gary Toyama. Back: Bob Breimann, Marvin Stafford, Doug McMahon. Smith, Karen Kraus, Sue Hellwedge, Linda Cragwell. Row Three: Scott Trippe, Joe Powell, Dave Lewis, Dave Schleussener, Scott Berna, Preston Junkin, Braxton Ponder. In Memoriam DAVID ANDERSON FOSTER, III RAMS MARCHING BAND PERFORMS AT UVA, INAUGURAL PARADE Right — Flags precede marching unit at Robin¬ son half time. Lower — band performs in stands and at half time in Charlottesville at UVA game. The Symphonic Band became the Rams Marching Band during football season, pr oviding spectators with visual and musical extravaganzas. Their per¬ formances were as much an attraction as the games. Their well-drilled routines and super sound won them an invitation to perform at UVA and several first- place marching awards. They well- represented Robinson as part of the 1776-piece Fairfax County schools marching unit in the Nixon Inaugural Parade. (Band pictured on pages 2 and 3 ) 1 w 1 s $ P ft k 4 1 y ' lx y. be mSmk W 72 Left — Flag Corps member Shelly Grundler per¬ forms at pep rally in the field house. Right — band performs in stands during football season. 4 wri h rt W. wy W 1 Jm 1 li| i 1 wmk 4 u wT ' } | J Bt V « MJn sPir ' Z . ? J 1 ESfiv Suzi Hornes, Anne Fagan, Mary Gould, Shelley Grundler, Terri Garrick, Connie McGhee, Joy Williamson, Sue Hellwege, Alicia Boyd, Linde Hellwege, Sherry Graham, Karen Kraus, Michelle Meeks, Terri Choate, Janet Tritchen, Nancy Kick, Claire Jackson, Karen Bakken, Cheryl Collins. SWISS FLAG CORPS IShT ■� THR ' S P- 1 %$ m§iif V ‘Or SSl rajrjgg W MMwBl 72 BATON CORPS FLAG CORPS Top Picture — Back: Gloria Collier, Karen Kirtley, Marie McLaughlin, Cindy Bottom Picture — Back: Julie Francis, Marla Young, Becky Highfield, Marie Hartman. Front: Susan Friel, Karen Roelofs, Candy Schuster, Leslie Huddle. Schwartz. Front: Candi Kaliher, Jan Martin, Kay Martin, Sue Farmer. 74 - DRILL TEAM Row Three: Janet Griffis, Linda Bern, Karen Braxdale, Val Irby, Darienne Richards, Connie Muhle, Kim Bachner, Karen Burke, Sue Cranshaw, Mary Odenthal, Kathy Born, Kathy Main, Debbie Salvador, Susan McElheny, Karen Linden. Row Two: Ellen Moore, Laurie Taylor, Valerie Stimson, Carol Barringer, Linda Braxdale, Cynthie Katreeb, Cindy Harris, Gail Evans, Lynn Myres, Tammie Flemming, Laura Suttlehan. Front: Lisa Davis, Angie Brito, Patty Mahoney, Becky Barr, Lezley Knott, CAPTAIN; Michelle Mitchell, Laurie Schreck, Debbie Birge. 75 Edward Buddick, Director Blues Band, Cadet Band Right: Scott Berna. Lower: Jim Noxon, Tim Kirkpatrick. 76 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE Percussion Ensemble: Joan Reed, Jim Noxon, Mike Howe, David Stein, Mark Thames, Norman Fox, Bob Breimann, Gart Toyama, Doug McMahon, Tim Kirkpatrick. Blues (Lower Picture): Front: Tim Kirkpatrick, Sherman Ponder, S cott Bema, Pres Junkin, Heidi Haberle, Braxton Ponder, David Lewis. Middle: Bill Little, Jim Beczkiewicz, Jim Vogel, Rob McCown. Back: Jim Noxon, Greg Cava, Mr. Buddick, Jerry Collier, George Morgan, Mike Seymour, Dee Taylor. THE ROBINSON BLUES STAGE BAND CONCERT BAND Jack Behrend Director, Concert Band Blue and Gold Band Front: David Stein, John Norby, Dale Fuller, Sharon Battel, John Webster, Ted Keith, Randy Orr, Nor¬ man Fox. Row Two: Roy Chaudet, David Mozingo, Ted Ward, Thad Welch, Mike Gaulston, John Carey, Mark Thames. Row Three: Doug Brown, Mike Magill, Bryan Coughlan, Rob McCown, Richard Johns, Jeff Caceres, Bob Tallet, Charles Black, Alan Krytusa. Row Four: Tim Carpenter, Mike Clem¬ mons, Joe Borgerding, Ken Kreitz, Marty Wisckol, Joe Fuller, Mike Flynn, Larry Orr, Terry Gardner. Front: Cindy Jenkins, Juli Walker, Betty Burch, Sara Spaulding, Terri Morris, Linda Griffing, Linda Hellwedge, Karin Bakken, Sindee Sutherland. Row Two: Debbie Camacho, Denise Wittich, Terri Morris, Beth Mitchell, Jackie Jones, Carol Lacquemont, Jane Slaght, Janice Flower, Terry Dorough, Jenny Arnold. Row Three: Susie Goonan, Liddy Avery, Bob Rogueson, Barbara Schleusener, Judy Holtzclaw, Dawn Parsons, Belva Eitner, Elise Brown, Cathy Richards. Row Four: Tammy Dove, Steve Holm, Chuck Gulley, Ken Maxfield, Mike Steer, Bob Frasca, Steve Oberlander, Dave Burks, Eileen Hoag. Row Five: Stacy Sardella, Marsha Stansberry, Nelda Dorough, Lisa Bellamy, Steve Welch, Doug Sifford, Ken Mango. Row Six: Nick Pacalo, John Oyenhart, Shawn Henessee, Jim Stepahin, Philip Ackerman. 78 CADET BAND BRASS: Front: Mike Murphy, Mike Bunyard, Tracy Brown, Tim Lex, Tim Reed, Dave Swernofsky. Row Two: Mark Kaczmarek, David Coleman, Steve Camacho, Charels Carpenter, Dean Hughes, David Crafton, A1 Abernathy. Row Three: Jim Weber, John Briggs, Mark Friese, Joe Cofer, Mike Metheny, Tom Myhre, Eric White, Tom Cahmberlin. Back: Steve Ashburn, Miguel Dominguez, Greg Hayes, Ross Bartell, David Clement, Rich Cooper, Kyle Roseberry. CADET BAND WOODWINDS: Front: Bob Vandeventer, Tim Gould, Kim Deck, Julie Kelley, Rae Hodge, Penny Dalton, Kim Ness. Row Two: Mike Langager, Vance Klager, Rod Kilman, Chris Condon, Randy Baisley, Eileen Mettauer, Mike Ferro. Row Three: Debi Houck, Gail Hicks, Lisa Wigg, Jan Farquharson, Marcia McGuire, Lisa Bartolomew, Barb Mellender, Gail Brannon. CADET BAND WT ' t IteNMt BV” — Vw M Ifyilr . ' TUlor jlL, | Jn i j Atm lit Hr JUS Front: Barbara Greer, Janet Thorp, Lisa Freund. Row Two: Lisa Harrington, Cheryl Corley, Sue Bergeron, Gary Ling, Keith Havens, Scott Hayes. Row Three: Peter Beczkiewicz, Jay Smith, Colt Jackson, Steve Rice, William Taggart, Jack Dulan, Arthur Klas. Row Four: Ann Evans, Peter Filiatreau, Kory Lee, Jay Irish, Richard Shelley, Casey Hunter, Rick Dominguez. Row Five: Tom BIaz, Mike Confoy, Dan Cullen, Andy Moore, Ray Compton BLUE AND GOLD BAND 79 SWING ORCHESTRA Front: Mark Anderson, Greg Cava. Back: Linda Hanson, Mike Rib, Mark Hilbrink, Joyce Ramee, Will Goldbeck. SYMPHONETTE Front: Mike Rib, Kevin Angelo, Ken Holroyd, Mark Hilbrink. Row Two: Joyce Ramee, Sandy Cook, Cindy Crumb, Donna Baus, Linda Hanson, Sue Carrington. Row Three: Barbara Van Matre, Kathy McDonald, Karen Lorenzi, Gail Ramee, Alan McQuiston, Bill Wheeler, Cathy McHale, Denise Venskus. Row Four: Kevin Freaf, Ben Harris, Warren Higgins, Myron Bartett, Jim Beczkiewicz, Gary Carper. Back: Marvin Stafford, Mark Anderson, Tim Kirkpatrick, Greg Cava, Bob Breimann, Amy Ziff, Will Goldbeck. i I fig 1 _ i 80 CADET ORCHESTRA Front: Jim Lillard, Beth Jakoboski, Heidi Williams, Janice Seipel. Back: Laurie Reese, Peggy Madigan, Melanie Pewatts, Terri Crosier, Karen Stride. William Hilbrink Director of Orchestras CONCERT ORCHESTRA Front: Shawn Skelly, Nola Benson, Brian Jacobeen. Row Two: Randi Rubino, Robyn Jakoboski, Cathy Collins, Laura Evans, Susie Holford, Paul Macek, Brooke Huebner. Row Three: Sara Spaulding, Carol Lacquemont, Phil Ackerman, Steve Oberlander, Elise Brown, Jim Stephano, Cathy McHale, Charlotte Cook. Row Four: Alan Krytusa, Martin Wischol, Doug Brown, Dennis Brun, Mike Clements, John Webster, Duane Jones, Rob McCown, Richard Johns. Back: David Stein, Mike Magill, Norman Fox, Thad Welch. sv s TBBt-iftgg- I; Jam MADRIGAL SINGERS Front: Gail Evans, Kitty Kaliher, Martha Shiver. Row Two: Leigh Ann Hazel, Donna Redd, Scott Lazarus, Debbie Carling, Claudia Fletcher. Row Three: Debbie Hilliard, Dave Barton, Ginger Potter, Doug Barton, Susan Shafferman. SYMPHONIC CHOIR V - ■ M jrffo sr Jj a. Mb . A 1 y%ii - ir J8 7 W - W3 A Wi Jyl jK I1J 1 Jflf’l i WkM - -t -■ H ijj «r ; j m IB A JL ' JB 1 « AvA M aw y M Lj • 1 Bp m i m J wm jr . BL 1 K | - i : 1 P Jgj ' V Ws JP WMEEsBBaBiHMy — 4 1 U d A 1 11 L JIB 3 gf A 4 1 yy p � J y V k5- 7i £ ' ■ WCTitwik 1 ill im ctR i ' .1 ' t«S 1 ... H m Row One: Mrs. Bolton, Claudia Fletcher, Carla Appelquist, Martha Shiner, Debbie Carling, Susie Shafferman, Susan Pearce, Jan Grochowski. Row Two: Ellen Moore, Barb Morrow, Kathy Andrews, Shelley Skeens, Bruce Jacobeen, Scott Lazarus, Hank Brown, Kathy Sheridan, Vicki Miller. Row Three: Karen Linden, Pam Henderson, Gail Lumsden, Jim Shaffran, Glen Morin, Ken George, Doug Barton, LuLynn Linne, Kitty Kaliher, Chris Doub, Leigh Hazel. Row Four: Karen Atkinson, Daly Mathison, Georgia Morgan, Laura Fine, Marie Senes, Diane Carlton, Dan Bonds, Jack Miller, Dave Ewing, Terry Merritt, Dale Woodard, Susan Lloyd. Row Five: Marsha Baturin, Mike Bradbury, Ginger Potter, Mike Borgerding, Dave Barton, Jeff Ling, Monice Worth, Donna Redd, Debbie Hilliard. Row Six: Kevin Knapp, Greg Highfield, Bruce Wilder, Bill Frasca, Dan Finnegan, Sandi Rupard, Verna Voak, Kat Buck. 82 CHORAL MUSIC DIRECTORS Noel Ferguson Janet Bolton SWING CHOIR Front: Kathy Andrews, Nancy Turner. Row Two: Susan Pearce, Bill Cataldo, Doug Barton, Dave Bar¬ ton, Claudia Fletcher, Mike Borgerding. Row Three: Jim Shaffran, Ken George, Bill Frasca, Jack Miller, Scott Lazarus. Row Four: Debbie Hilliard, Martha Shiner, Kathy Bennett, Vicki Miller, Shelly Skeens. Row Five: Georgia Morgan, Monica Worth, Susie Shafferman, Carole Scott, Kathy Allison. Row Six: Karen Atkinson. Kathv Sheridan, Mrs. Bolton, Marie Senes, Kitty Kaliher. ) §� P Vr -- ' 7- i Front: Dawn Ploe, Laura Clark. Row Two: Connie Aylestock, Connie Thruston, Kitty Kaliher. Row Three: Lisa Polillo, Sara Smith. Row Four: Susan Adams, Sherri Baber, Kathy Andrejewski, Suzy Northcutt, Susan Lloyd. Row Five: Meredith Coughlin, Mrs. Bolton, Nita Polillo. BELLES 84 CONCERT CHOIR Front: Mrs. Bolton, Kathy Duggan, Kathy Andejewski, Denise Brown, Chris Davis, Cathy Allison, Kim Havens, Carole Scott, Julie George. Row Two: Kim Ellis, Linda Braxdale, Paula Perry, Anne Shaffran, Mary Edwards, Debbie Hilliard, Suzy Northcutt, Lisa Polillo, Nita Polillo, Andrea Branton, Susan Fan¬ ning Row Three: Lori Trohanov, Jan Duley, Ellen Clements, Eve Wenger, Mike Wood, Myron Everton, John Gilstrap, Ann Shaffran, Dana Kirby, Ellen Rouse, Khowla Salem, Nadine Matteson. Row Four: Grace Arrington, Bill Cataldo, Orville Trohanov, Jay Nowakowski, Jim Stallings, David True, Karen Greier, Debbie Mason, Ellen Davis, Eve Krivoruchka, Betsy Breckenridge, Donna Griffing. Row Five: Richard Lion, Ernie Jackson, Mark Griener, Woody Lovett, David Elliot, Peter Elliott, Mike Martin. Brian Picard, Laura Clark, Nancy Murphy, Peggy Pulju, Lori Morrison. f Front: Mrs. Bolton, Marie McLaughlin, Marjorie Barth, Nancy Turner, Pam Raabe, Sarah Smith. Row Two: Connie Thruston, Joanna Taylor, Teresa Gould, Linda Lare, Susan Adams, Colleen Kennedy. Row Three: Stephanie Treherne, Lauri Schreck, Carla Appelquist, Meredith Coughlan, Leigh Hazel, Michele Zerbe, Joyce White. Row Four: Cathy Downey, Cathy Sheridan, Darlene Muenzer, Kathy Andrews, Terri Rudiger, Linda Coltrin, Debbie Merchant, Dorothy Kauflin, Debbie Smith. ADVANCED GIRLS CHORUS 85 Right: Jan Grochowski, Greg Highfield GIRLS CHORUS Front: Mrs. Bolton, Tara Linne, Liz Acosta, Nancy Ryder, Cindy Kelly, Ann Southern, Margaret Purcell, Becky Kemer, Cindy Carlson. Row Two: Susan Oddenino, Angela Wacket, Deidra Burkholder, Anna Rivers, Karen Von Wehrden, Connie Aylestock, Kathy Gierich, Ann Galloway, Roxanne Uyeda. Row Three: Cindy Yauger, Dawn Ploe, Debbie Reynolds, Diana Cooper, Rose Holland, Vicki Breen, Julie Ferrara, Vicki Roberts, Terri Kirkpatrick. Row Four: Carol Smith, Donna Hull, Julie Ruhlen, Rosemary Bailey, Sherri Baber, Roxanne Roe, Erin Polcene, Nancy Lukstadt, Judy Cranshaw, Becky Hopkins. Row Five: Susan Kaufman, Carolyn Harold, Susan Blevins, Barbara Carr, Jenny Clark, Betysue Jackson, Kathy Breiman, Kippi Obst, Sharol Craven, Julie Ruhlen, Beverly Taylor. 86 TALENT SHOW WINNERS TIP-TOP TALENT CONTEST Vocal—Female 1— Kathy Andrews 2— Carole Scott 3— Debbie Carling Vocal—Male 1— Jack Miller 2— Scott Lazarus 3— Ken George Specialty 1—Jan Grochowski Greg Highfield Vocal Group 1— Daly Mathison Sandi Rupard Debbie Carling Gail Lumsden 2— Claudia Fletcher Georgia Morgan Vicki Miller 3— Jimmy Weakley group Original Composition 1— Jeff Ling 2— Kathy Andrews Instrumental 1— Laura Clark 2— Sherri Baber Duet 1— Marvin Stafford Tim Kirkpatrick 2— Jeff Ling Dan Finnegan Top Left and Clockwise: Kathy Andrews, Laura Clark, Jeff Ling, Jack Miller. ART CENTER i Adelaide Knapp Nancy Donaldson, Kathy Keppel, Karen Wilkie Robert Nelson Marilyn Williams Wayne Wilson Grace Hill Dorothy Ellis Mary Cofer 88 Cindy Taylor Parents enjoy Back-To-School night displays. Where’s Mr. Nelson? Mrs. Benson? Returning art students soon learned that all art teachers were at Fairfax High with the Robinson seventh graders at one time or another this year. Every possible effort was made to allow advanced students to choose their courses, a monumental effort in scheduling. Welded metal sculpture was introduced into the curriculum and new media and approaches enriched standard course offerings. Visitors to the center saw displays of excellent wheel-thrown pottery, silversmithing, and drawings, paintings and graphics of unusual approach and technique. The current national interest in crafts was reflected in macrame, weavings, batiks, and enameling done in the popular crafts classes. Students bid farewell to Mrs. Ann Benson, who moved at mid-year, and welcomed Miss Joni Dim to the department. Becky Cullen Upper: Popular ceramics instructor Wayne Willson helps Karen Cole at the potter’s wheel; Lee Ann Krause carefully applies enamel powder to copper. 90 Scholastic Art Contest Gold Key Winners—1973 Sharon Ames Kris Anderson Therese Bull Jeff Connolly Cindy Ense Doug Mackall Jan Miller Donald Morris Dow Pruitt Cathy Smith Heidi Williams Honorable Mention Exhibit Helen Ait George Holland Laurie Stathopoula Chris Moore John Stewart Joe Mares Leslie Geiberger Donna Redd Julie Robey Carol Rabuck Mark Key Andy Mosso Kathy Pritz Karen Beard Linda Williams Anne Clement John Romaine Marie Schwartz John Lowe Maureen Farrell Karen Schillerstrom 91 LATIN CLUB Back Row: Duncan Schirmer, John Krau, Bill Little, Beth Heizer. Middle Row: Rocky Roe, David Carlsen, Linda Crandell, Peter Alexander, Kolleen Gowans, Angie Wackett, Mrs. Norma J. Bisaccia, Robin Roe. Front Row: Bob Starkweather, Claire Coons, Mary Gould, Cindy Alexander. Norma Bisaccia Jacquelyn VanDoren Teachers raise their hands for recognition? Adair McConnell 92 Brain washing specialized in foreign language. FOREIGN LANGUAGE With all 1972 teachers returning this year and additional materials and equipment purchased through last year’s doughnut sales, the Foreign Language center has shown great potential. This year’s innovations saw Miss Keefe and Mrs. Eisenhower team¬ teaching French II classes. A new course, Spanish conversation, entered the curriculum. While all students worked in standard class units, a greater emphasis was placed on individual help in smaller groups. Self-pacing projects were available to students whose skill and initiative warranted this approach. Two major problems had to be coped with — classes were overcrowded and teachers had to commute to Fairfax High to teach Robinson’s displaced seventh graders. Future plans involve a course offering for seventh and eighth grades called “Port of Call”, in which students will be introduced to the languages of four countries, with emphasis on words and phrases useful to the traveler. 93 Robert Lambert Chartley Ward Linda Keefe Susan Robertson Students aren’t the only ones who do things behind teacher’s backs. Elizabeth Roberson FRENCH CLUB Back Row: Nancy Larson, Barb Martin, Carol Park, Marie Finell, Linda Nardiello, Ray Cummings. Third Row: Tim Crotty, Laurie Cranford, Meredith Coughlan, Jessica Senio. Second Row: Beth Walsh, Sue Berkwitt, Willie Hudson, Susan Carrington. Front Row: Mr. Kinzie, Mrs. Chartley Ward, Sponsors. 94 Dorthy Doyle Gladys Tora Connie Legge Spanish Club Christmas Party Elizabeth Miller Stephanie Rosen Back Row: Mrs. Robertson, Debi Baaccoii, Ginger Bradden, Susan Herb, Donna Ander¬ son, No ID, Becky Kerner, Ann Johnson, Pat Penaranda, Debbie Kinback, Ellen Clements, Carol Harris, Mrs. Rosen. Middle Row: Sherri Baber, Linda Davis, Cindy DeHart, Debbie Ellison, Melanie White, Lynette Price, Linda Stuckly, Debbie Wren, Kim Thompon, Kathy Kaczmarek. Front Row: Teresa Gould, Melanie Hutson, Joe Staliga, Connie Carney, Sandy Scafe, Jane VanBuskirk. Not Pictured: Ann Stewart, Sharon Naser, Wendy Trude, Sandy Trimmer, Carolyn Berkwitt, Linda Davis, Cathy Calhoun, Donna Pryor, Valerie Jones, Lisa Lamb, Tim Gould, Danny Morefield, Khowla Salem, Jean Mesle. SPANISH CLUB William Booz Claudine Norton Hannelore Fredettz Back Row: John Doyle, No ID, Don Millan, Bill Tebenhoff, Carry Jennings, Walter Buchhohz, Bob Buck, Curtis Bedke, Ernst Schaefer, Jean McGrath, Mike Muzyka. Second Row: Mrs. Fredette, Gail Borgatti, Emily Pillsbury, Lisa Bartholomew, Tom Christed, Bar¬ bara Cams, Debbie Dandorf, Allison Brawe, Mike Sutphin, No ID, Mary Jane Muzyka, Nancy Acosta, Judy Caswill. Front Row: Kurt Callolay, Dusty Branen, Ray Huber, Ken, Sara Spaulding, Chris Anton, Diane Prince, Diane Cheydane, Cheryl Coffelt, Pat Reeves. GERMAN CLUB German Club Non-Homecoming Float CULTURAL GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY l teJTC KS g ( t,« • , MS Wr, a L ft M W � ’ � - f j i CBaSI ai fi f fWI r m ' � K lM ' ' r ' VtI 1 -v ' fell! Back: Mrs. Fredette, George Page, Ina Tomasiunas, Emily Pillsbury, Curtis Bedke, Jean McGrath, Dan McKinney, David Hall. Front: Ernst Schaefer, Dave Harter, Gail Borgatti. Mmmm .... Mmmmm . . . good! r ; EflLg ; SEMSj (� 1 97 Faye Rodgers Program Leader Suzette Borton Betty Thomas Richard Daiger Joan Weaver Karen Searfoss Pamela Johnson Fred Franzman Nancy Koehler 98 Pictures: Far Left — Miss Johnson helps Vanessa Childress; left — Miss Thomas supervises shorthand lab; below, right — Barb Morrow takes dicta¬ tion; center — Louise Miller, Gwen Hall, and Jane VanBuskirk struggle with typewriters; lower — Mr. Franzman explains center program to parents on Back-To-School night. -■ •• • BUSINESS CENTER Capacity enrollment in all classes and courses in the Business Center reflected students’ interest in obtaining the skills needed to enter the world of offices and business machines. Stenography II, Model Office, ana Data Processing entered the curriculum. Senior girls enrolled in the new Vocational Office Training program were able to take classes in the morning and get on-the-job training by working in the afternoon. 99 Automatic Data Processing entered the business curriculum this year, taught by Mrs. Eleanor Engle. Students learned to operate the keypunch and other fascinating machines. ADP operators processed Robinson’s attendance, report cards, and provided print-outs for administrative purposes. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA mmam T THE NEW YEAR OFF RIGHT Back: David Pirhalla, Charles Farrell, Richard Joyce, David Smith. Front: Mary Chakiris, Debbie Kinback, Susan Eichelman, Jeannie Fall, Robin Hancock. Not pictured: Dawn Krahl, President; Ella Hopkins, Secretary; Kathy Kick. Their interest is business — the skills, the machines, the of¬ fice routines. Their future is in occupations that will contribute to the success of a vital aspect of American life. Right: Steve Brown, Mike Young, Pam Zyvoloski pull attendance cards. Below: Linda Weakley at the keypunch board. Eleanor Engle i 101 DECA’s Mark II gift shop — Michele Bennett, Nancy Nelson, Robin Howe. Above: Becky Bradshaw, Asst. Manager of the School Store. ■ l 102 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Top picture: Row Four: Janice Coe, Michelle Sala, Lennea Wilkie, Deborah Pryor, Claire Jackson, Silvie Jones, Janet Martin, Jon Miller, Sponsor. Row Three: Doris Rees, Sponsor; Michele Bennett, Nancy Nelson, Robin Howe. Row Two: Barbara Legener, Lynn Martin, Michele Ravlin. Row One: Susan Herb, Annette Cragun, Cindy Welch, Linda Bern, Susie Winters. Bottom pic¬ ture: Row Four: Tom Kela, Robert Metcalfe, Sandy Jones, Mark Webb, Den¬ nis Godwin, Joe Schmidlen, John Thorp, Linda Brooks, Lisa Case, Mark Southard, Jon Miller. Row Three: Doris Rees, Michele Bennett, Nancy Nelson, Denny Neff, Pat Vannoy, Cindy Albers, Tom Coombs, Patty Marcey, Becky Bradshaw. Row Two: George Carrera, Nader Khatch, Debbie Gregory, James Degroff. Row One: David Bennett, Scott Dulaney, Dawn Metcalfe, Kit¬ ty Lykins. D.E.C.A. CLUB Doris Rees Jon Miller 103 ROBINSON CHAPTER: This large group is in training — for later full time jobs in everything from hairdressing to engine tune-up. They take pride in perfecting marketable skills to serve the busy American who doesn’t have time to do it himself. VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA Row Seven: Greg Newman, Frank Polink, Bob Hess, Ed Gillis, Louis Wood, II Mike Heck, Bill Pitkin, Robert Olsen, Duane Leninger. Row Six: Ron Ramey, II Pete Adams, Dave Kaus, Altan Neff, Marty Tucker, Floyd Houston, Dave it Edwards, Tony Ray, Jim Vehrs, Jim Dillon, Carl Miller, Don Crabtree, Linda i Cloney. Row Five: Kathy Gillis, David Hanson, Bobby Goff, Bryant Stanley, I Jack Wilfong, Joyce Krug, Susan Hall, Mary Marcey, Dee Riggles, Debbie || Painter, Mary Ait. Row Four: Richard Sidam, Tommy Dean, Jimmy I Armstrong, Tod Sigety, Kim Tocci, Julie Pead, Theresa Pedigo, Susan Jansen, | Cinthia Crofton, David Taylor. Row Three: Steve Menona, Margaret Jones, I Sponsor; Carole Snair, Sponsor; Lee Schulte, Rod Breland, Beverlee Lester, Kathy May, Lee Ann Nelbach, PRESIDENT; Dee Slusher; Tony Abrell, Sponsor; William Jones, Sponsor. Row Two: Warren Vanbentheysen, Russell | Putzke, Gary Phares, Jim Venskus, Lance Whyte, Walter Wheeler, Dan Jones, j Row One: David Judd, Doug Bishop, Tim Hoover, Mike Bouchard, Bob Reid, 1 Rick Evans, Jana McRae. 104 Lee Ann Nelbach, Beverly Lester 105 COSMETOLOGY Audrey Buono, Jackie Voltz, Vicki Stenen, Susan Legener, Carole Snair, Instructor. i 106 LeeAnn Nelbach and Beverly Lester 107 HOME ECONOMICS ISN’T SEW—SEW ANYMORE! Want to learn about interior decoration, human development, American crafts? Visit the Home Ec Center, where you can still learn to cook and sew in the bargain! An advisory committee of parents and teachers helps with decisions on center courses, in which individual students can develop skills at their own pace. The program is flexible, allowing students to change classes and teachers several times during the course of the year. Row Three: Barbara Legener, Susan Legener, Karen Pistolessi, Andrea Doyle, Heidi Lewis, Kathy LaBatt, Susan Lewicki, Paula Weakley, Susan Moseley, Kathy Kick. Row Two: Sara Sutphin — Sponsor; Debby darken, Patty Humphrey, Margaret Purcell, Jan Mayberry, Linda Maltheus, Linda Hollis. Front: Kathy Farrell, Joyce White, Diane Maltheus, Carole Legener, Susan Gattin, Janet Chestnut, Nancy Banks. Not pictured: Sandy Kielsgard — President; Cindy Crafton, Ann Dunham, Cortney Kicklin, Cathy Mares, Kathy Milligan, Jeannette Smith, Beth Heizer. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Robin Heffernan, Liz Cameron, Kathy Kiefer, and Mrs. Sutphin cut up some fudgey calories. ip; I SSJ ■ ■ ' •■ ’6 If ! ■$ I f JP ik- Ii Wm v 1 Hr Fi m l- J ■ 1 - ' im j P i % M ■ JHHj 108 Walnuts take a wallop from Robert Jackson. Debbie darken pin bastes a collar. Stuart Smith and Dan Vollmer, the Robinson doughboys 10 ? Joe Spencer takes a beater break. Nancy Henderson Program Leader Sara Sutphin Marianne Webb m mt Sarah Glaum Marion Webster Patricia Hill 110 (Above) Becky Highfield shoulder-seams Doug Marquette. (Right) Mrs. Hill and class find foods fun. Donna McCaw and Debbie Grassier deal double-deckers. Sue Moseley and Janice Cooper INDUSTRIAL ARTS Donald Fazio Walter Morris Program Leader Cas ting liquid plastic resin demonstration. J. C. Lockwood John Grannis Walter Dowling Thomas Stanberry I Paul Renick 112 If you still think industrial arts is woodworking and welding, think again! Better yet, join Robinson’s IA program and enter the world of electronics, ceramics, plastics, and auto mechanics. And if you’re a liberated female, you’ll have com¬ pany _ twenty-five girls participated in the program this year. Grindstone operation. 113 Pictured: Mr. Clement; John Heenan, Mark Masaitis, Jim Perkins, Bruce Tyler. John Blox- ton, Philip Godwin. Steve Strang, Walter Rudolph, Bob Norton, Dwaine Lininger, Mike Bouslog, Rory Turnage. RADIO SQUAD Balancing tires in auto shop. Using volt-ohm meter and regulated power supply. Tony Abrell Ted Leggat 114 i fr ” Members pictured: Ray Cummings, Mike Monkusky, Ron Reeves, Mr. Clement, Sponsor, John Overman, Dave Quinn, Tim Croll, Walter Rudolph. RADIO CLUB With 2-way radios and signal lights in hand. Radio Squad members control traffic at football games and large group meetings held at Robinson. A projected goal for the squad is the establishment of a 2-way communications network for Robinson, using fixed, por¬ table, and mobile stations. A 140 foot multi-band transmitting antenna was installed by the Radio Club early this year, allowing members to ‘work’ other radio amateurs coast-to-coast. Members work toward obtaining their radio amateur’s license and having their own radio station at home. Tuning up with a timing light. 115 Edward Clement Kurt Lindstrom Billie Reynolds Cherie Fowler Don Youngblood Nancy White Tamara Schwartz Richard Radman 116 Athletic Director Edith Oliverio Betty Motes Lauren Riley Robert Menefee Robert Grauman Carole Knott HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Health and physical education instructors constantly evaluate their program. Pleased with the diversity of courses and teaching philosophies offered, they criticize the lack of time for teachers to get to know their students and for students to really learn a sport. Future hopes include widening of the elective and in¬ terscholastic programs and the addition of more team sports. James Hatcher Randy Scott 1 17 MODERN DANCE CLUB Beginning this fall, the Modern Dance Club worked very hard preparing for their various performances. They provided half time entertainment for basketball games, and participated in the Musical Theater Production. Row Four: Susan Carrington, Robin Howe, Kathy Lowe, Susan Metzger, Donna Marcinkowski, Cheryl Shaw, Connie Carney, Dani Sincore, Angie Wong, Lois Korb, Nancy McCarthy, Lynn Hughes, Diane Beard, Shelby Gooler, Melanie Biamires, Tricia Goins, Susan Running, Sheryl Lukasik. Row Three: Susan Lewicki, Debbie Jewel, Reginia Rider, Janice Robinson, Debbie Adams, Ellen Cassanos, Melanie Meeks, Donna Paradise, Debbie Jansen, Debbie Nelson, Virginia Goiner, Eileen Mattauer. Row Two: Mary Reardon, Madeline Gasdick, Jean Fall, Rosemary Marcinkowski, Kathy Clhoun, Joyce Robinson, Mary Chakeris, Ann Rivers, Janet Allman, Cindy Hawthorn, Taffy Miller, Janice Mesle. Front: Terry Holman, Ellen Davis, Susan Clift, Tricia Murray, Jean Duke, Lauren Riley — Sponsor, Carol Henry, Lynn Fazer, Susan Moriarty, Michele Sincore, Michele Zerbe. 118 GYMNASTICS CLUB The physical education department extends itself to serve beyond the confines of the school day. The Gymnastics Club is a large organization of over 200 members who meet weekly to learn the skills and disciplines necessary to become proficient at this very difticult sport. The club membership is open; many Robinson students and members of their families participate. Coached by Mrs. Cherie Fowler, the team showed off its talents during a basketball half time show and the pictures below are typical of the grace and beauty of the performances. wi PM CAFETERIA STAFF Cafeteria Staff: Back: Romaine Hancock, Kayie Clark, Margaret Kruczek, Kathryn Peterson, Neta Abel, Eleanor Duley, Marvelle Dunn, Doris McDonough, Natalie Bolt, Gerry Phillips. Middle: Virginia Williams, Wilma Evans, Betty Settle, Goldie Shanholtzer, Mary Ann Jones, Donna Dove, Violet Wheeler, Elizabeth Bailey. Front: Phyliss Rademacher, Edie Barbrey, Ireda Ours, Ellen Blevins, Mable Heard, Mildred Rehrig, Bridget Smith, Linda Singletary. Not pictured: Virginia Shupe, Janice Cox. Mrs. Doris Robinson, in charge of the day shift, sat at her desk in the maintenance office, her head in her hands. “Why do they do it?” she asked. She had just come down from surveying the array of trash and trays left on cafeteria tables at the end of the lunch periods. The Cafeteria Clean-up Committee saw the need and helped to clear tables with no other reward other than providing a temporary solution to an aggravating problem. 120 Pictures this page: Left: Clean-up Committee member at work. Right — Students enjoy the new snack bar after school despite vandalism earlier in the year which threatened to close it. Lower — a typical array of cards and trays. 121 CLINIC Mildred Maxfield 122 123 ASSl BUHy SUPERVISOR Robert “Sarge” Stradtner Bobby Williams William Gallimore, Building Supervisor Day Shift: Back: Golder Hackley, Harl Outman, Marvin Gray. Front: Rebec¬ ca Corder, Doris Robinson, Supervisor. 124 ammm Mr. Stradtner, Mr. Williams, and Mr. Costello are familiar faces to A B ‘weekend warriors’, and all other students and faculty members who haunt the halls at odd hours. Their many kindnesses and good humor are deeply ap¬ preciated. Clifford Costello BUILDING MAINTENANCE STAFF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE AIDES Barbara Fenimore Main Office Anne Thornsbury Switchboard Margaret Davis Alice Pullin Jan Stickley Finance Officer Main Office Guidance Secretary 126 TELEPHONE WORK TYPEWRITER WORK COFFEE POT ASPIRIN AND MORE WORK 127 mi k w %ftj pp ii J . 1 Jml ' |A|V 128 BLOOD, SWEAT, TEARS The ‘jocks’, Susie Rah-rahs — you hear it often from their detractors, who usually have an aversion to physical exercise or who didn t make the team. Robinson’s coaches, athletes, and cheerleaders are a source of pride to the school, particularly since they have accomplished so much in the two years since the school opened. Opponents soon learned that this new school was not going to be ‘easy pickings’. A look at the team records for all sports will confirm this. Above and Beyond salutes all participants in the athletic program for their effort, dedication, and the recognition and admiration they earn for the school. FALL AND WINTER SPORTS Varsity . J V . .170 .178 Freshman .... .180 Basketball, Girls’ Varsity . .182 IV .184 Cheerleaders Varsity . .154 J V .156 Freshman .... .157 Cross Country .. .144 Football Varsity . .130 J V .138 Freshman . .. . .142 Gymnastics, Girls’ .186 Hockey Varsity . .148 j V . .150 Rifle Team. .190 Swim Team .... .188 Tennis, Girls’ . .. .152 Wrestling V n rcitv .158 J V .166 Freshman .... .168 Spring Sports Summer Supplement 129 Back Row: Richard Pentecost, Hank Brown, Andy McGehee, Tom McKeown. Middle Row: Cap¬ tain John Monroe, John Mares, Greg Spaete, Chris Breslin. Front Row: Art Olecheck, Bill Howard Steve Lambert, Doug Marquette. VARSITY DEFENSE 130 VARSITY FOOTBALL John Mares eyes another fallen Jaguar. Robinson inches forward for another first down The Madison stands overflowed with spirited Robinson fans for the opening game of Robinson’s first varsity season. The Rams fought hard, and ran and hit well, but a few mistakes and some bad breaks cost them the game. Madison es¬ tablished a 6-0 lead during the first quarter and scored again before half time. The Rams’ defense came on strong in the second half. Through team effort, Mike Chamberlin was afforded the honor of scoring the first touchdown in Robinson’s varsity football history. The season’s second game saw the Rams facing some of their old team¬ mates from Oakton High. Oakton’s ex¬ perience dominated, netting them a 32-7 win. The efforts of Monroe and an in¬ terception by Spaete pleased Robinson fans. The first home game under new field lights gave Rams backers something to shout about. Falls Church bowed to strong defensive efforts, and to the ex¬ ceptional offensive play of Gardner and Chamberlin. The Rams joined other district teams in bowing to powerful Fairfax 37-0. The powerful Annandale Atoms got what they least expected — a real battle! Robinson, supposedly an easy team to defeat due to lack of experience, held the Atoms to fourteen points. Monroe ' s field goal netted Robinson’s three points. The Rams socked it to arch-rival, neighbor West Springfield in a dazzling offensive dis¬ play. The Spartans ' efforts to hold the Rams were to no avail. A recovered Spartan fumble set up the Rams’ first score. Gluchowski stopped a Spartan drive and their field goal attempt was blocked by Spaete. Pat Morris scored six more points for the Rams. Right: Tough blocking produces extra yards. Lower left: Defensive team gets reassurance from Captain John Monroe. Lower right: McGehee, Mares, Spaete, Childs, and Marquette-CRUNCH! 132 Buhler pops a pass. DEFENSE lc k Row: Bob Lytek, Tony Ferrara, Ted Ward. Kevin Williams, Tom Guthrie. George Patten, Scot. Berna. Middle Row: sorge Childs, Mike Reeder, Joe Chesak, Dan London. Front Row: Wayne Trunfio, Dickie Harbin, Tom Burch, John halen 133 Picture right: Stuart ' s hopes - - and backs-are crush¬ ed. Lower: Sottak sprints for sixty. The will to win was there. A Spirit Week which saw the main lobby plastered with banners and decorated windows preceded Robinson’s Homecoming game with for¬ midable Stuart. An inspired team climaxed the week by defeating the Raiders in an exciting game. Pat Morris began the effort that later saw Captain John Monroe intercept a Raider pass and run 51 yards to score again. Stuart, having scored during the first half, played a catch-up game and scored again. With just seconds left, Stuart’s attempt to win with a two-point conversion was doomed by Tony Ferrara’s deflection of the attempted Raider pass. What a night for Robinson tans! Coach Lindstrom lays it on. )FFENSE Back Row Mike Chamberhn, Mike Cady, Pa. Morris. Mrddle Row: John Gardner. Front Row: Bob Harris. Eric Douglas, Mark DeLonga, Steve Smith, Tom Dyer, Rick Lambert, Eric Havens. Gardner eyes receiver as team forms wall. 136 Harris attracts unwanted attention. Despite interceptions by Mares and McGehee, the Woodson Cavaliers roll¬ ed up a 41-7 victory over the Rams. Robinson fans saw the efforts of Lambert, Mares, and Monroe prevent Jefferson from getting long yardage in the season’s ninth game. Tom Cady scored for Robinson after a Mares interception, but the Colonials scored twice late in the second half, winning 14-7. The last game of the season found the Rams in the Wakefield stadium. First down attempts failed repeatedly and Wakefield won 27-0. Rams JV players were brought into the game for their first taste of varsity play. Seniors on the Rams squad could look back on their last sea son with pride. They helped Robinson win the big ones — the first home game. West Springfield, and the thrilling Stuart match. Wakefield dumped for a loss ALL¬ DISTRICT BOB HARRIS JOHN MONROE STEVE LAMBERT JOHN MARES ART OLECHECK MARK DELONGA Back Row Mike Sottak, John Lampl. John Buehler, John Elliot. Front Row: Mike Vlach, John Walls, OFFENSE Dan Morgiewicz, Ralph Brant, Pat Kastner, Stuart Evins, Woody Gluchowski. 137 Steve Bowles, Doug Westerberg, Ed Lovett and Coach Ross stop for a moment to watch the offense score. ' SmCbhk Back. J. Garcia, C. Weden, E. Lovett, M. Kosnick, M. Selz, J. Covington, J. Humphries, J. Buscher, J. Murphy, R Raimey, J. Wiltong, C. Weston, R. Brooks. Front: D. Westerberg, B. Goff, J. Mehr, B. J. Meadows, J. Lemmon, T, DEFENSE Jackson, S. Bowles, N. Pacalo, S. Wright, M. Mitchell, C. Chisholm, M. Lovett, S. Mennona. 138 Picture below: Hal Lunsford, Don Looney, Don Whyte, Jeff Schaede block for the extra point against Stuart. The Rams’ Junior Varsity team earned more attention than it got from Robinson fans, completing a very successful season with 6 wins, a tie, and 1 loss. Led by quarterback Scott McLaughlin, the team’s offensive and defensive strength forecast a bright future for varsity teams to come. JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD Robinson 32 Robinson 14 Robinson 14 Robinson 33 Robinson 20 Robinson 8 Robinson 14 Robinson 21 Falls Church 0 Fairfax 14 Annandale 0 Falls Church 22 Stuart 12 Woodson 32 Jefferson 0 Wakefield 16 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ] V I David Chase, Jeff Schaede lead interference for Scottie McLaughlin for a big gain against Stuart. 140 OFFENSE Picture right: Back Row: H. Lunsford, D. Whyte, D. Chase, J. Schaede, D McLaughlin, J. Nowakowski, T. Rubino. Middle Row: K. Murphy, J. Macklin, C. VanVranken, P. Graham, S. Bayne, J. Careres,’ J. Stepahin. Front Row: D. Looney, R. Lenski, B. Underwood, B. Madigan, S. McLaughlin, D. Harris. 141 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Robinson 0 Fairfax 6 Robinson 6 Annandale 8 Robinson 6 Falls Church 8 Robinson 20 Stuart 0 Robinson 8 Woodson 0 Robinson 18 Jefferson 12 Above: Richard Bryant bears down on Stuart’s QB for a long loss. Below: Frank Schaede flies over Stuart for a 9 yard gain with Jon Lewis trailing the Dan Mead, Scott Campbell stack up Stuart’s offense for no gain FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The Freshman team ended their season on a positive note with successive wins over Stuart, Woodson, and Jefferson. Early losses to Fairfax, Annandale and Falls Church saw the defense hold each opponent to under eight points. Front to Back: R. Emrick, T. Brown, W. House, H. Tipton, R. Griffin, S. Breslin, M. Cairns, J. Swan, P. Brennan, J. Lewis, P. Reeder, M. Norton, P. Dunn, D. Steele, R Taylor, S. Clements, M Rogers, J. Scott, J. Borgerding, T. Spradlin, K. Jennings, J. Casey, R. Hogan, J. Roop, W. Grammer, M. Macklin, M. Wuckovich, R. Parris, J. Patton, R. Maddox, W. Whitworth, R. Garrick, S. Turpin. M. Kaczmarek. G. Nelson, R. Bryant, G. Hayes, D. Allen, P Smith, K. Magill, A. Whipple. B. Grant, P. Burke. G. Font, M. Geotz, L. Schmidle, G. Maxfield. B. Lyles, D. Mead, E. Jackson, S. Barr, K. Hume, S. Wasniewski, T. Lovett, M. Woods, R. Thompson, D. Mead, K. Degan, K. Kilgallen, S. Fitz- maurice, S. Gould, S. Campbell, B. Clark, B Troutman, S. Hackney, F. Schaede, C. Mangum, R. Simmons, T. Stepahin, T. Chamberlin, S. Dunlop, F. Leech, R. Jones, J. McKeown, W. Lloyd, M. Lanham, T, Whalen, T. Peckins, D. Cullen, R. Allison, D. McCabe, S. Nowakowski, R. Yano, B. Reynolds, K. Hume, M. Galston, B. Bennett, J. Weber, Coaches Youngblood, Burch, Menefee. Coach Menefee 143 CROSS COUNTRY First Place, District It takes a certain type of stamina and mental attitude. The cross country runner is alone in his effort, unaided by cheering fans. The struggle to be first over a course of two-and-a-half miles of rugged terrain is a true test of strength and endurance — heart, lungs, and legs strain with every footfall. This season it paid off. Coach Wells’ varsity runners won the district first place trophy, were second in the county meet, fourteenth in the top twenty-six state teams, and were undefeated in dual meets. Bob Brewer 144 Junior varsity team members earned their own excellent season record, placing second in the district, and losing only once, to Wood- son, in dual meets — a bright promise of future varsity efforts. Members of the varsity team were: Will Albers, Curt Bedke, Bob Brewer, Lee Foster, CAPTAIN, Andy McKenzie, Jeff Peter¬ son, Coley Schnorf, and Dave True. Jeff Peterson Lee Foster Cross Country Team! Back! Mike Mack, Coach Wells, Dave Wedding, Tom McCowan, A1 Johnson, Mark Ozenick, Richard Leahy, Jay Garman, John Christopher, Phil Mares, Paul Shields, Bill Garman, Joe Stein, John Foreman, Don Armstrong, Mark Silagy, Scott Reid, Dave True, Jeff Wall, Manager. Front: Coley Schnorf, Bob Brewer, Lee Foster, Jeff Peterson, Curtis Bedke, Will Albers, Andy McKenzie. 145 PICTURES CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: Run over WHO? Mike Mack tears down Fairfax banner after meet; Mark Silagy and Phil Mares wait to run; Will Albers (“Well I had to trip him, but what does it matter as long as I’m on my way to the top?”); Joe Stein (“I knew I should have gone before this!”); Joe Stein admires Jeff Peterson’s medal. 146 147 Shannon Dooley drives for a goal as Roxanne Benton rushes in to follow the shot. Jeanne Purple and Shannon Dooley look on during half time while the team discusses strategy. 2®f ■wrWj % - h, 4 h mBL j , XlSSHf ' ftt 1 [ A 1 III JMm : .Vifev. •rfti ' fca ' i , ;i Robin Howe executes an attack and passes the ball to a teammate. VARSITY HOCKEY The Varsity Hockey team had a very successful season, plac¬ ing second in the Northern District. Their season was characteriz¬ ed by dedicated practice, total team spirit, and endless enthusiasm. The best offensive players were Jeanne Purple and Sheryl Benton; best defensive player was Roxanne Benton. Anne Roulet was selected most improved player. Players and coach presented Jeanne Purple a trophy as “Most Valuable Player”. At the pizza party closing the season, the seniors were given hockey pins. Roxanne Benton, Sheryl Benton, and Jeanne Purple were given miniature hockey sticks for earning gold stripes for outstanding play in actual games. Shannon Dooley, team captain, and Joanne Jackson, manager, were presented silver charms in appreciation for their efforts. Back Row: Coach Billie Reynolds, Sheryl Lukasik, Maureen Lathrop, Janice Kimball. Jeanie Purple. Shannon Dooley, CAPTAIN. Third Row: Joann Jackson, Manager. Ann Roulet. Patti Lynch, Cindy Christ. Second Row: Debby Jackson, Roxanne Benton. Betsy Duley, Sheryl Benton. Front: Jan Grochowski, Tracye Jeacock, Diane Connolly. 149 J.V. HOCKEY The Junior Varsity Hockey Team had a very successful season and took second place in the Northern District. With a record of four wins, three ties, and one loss they could be justifiably proud. Joanna Taylor led the team as season captain, with a se¬ cond captain elected for each game. At the end of the season the following players were selected as: Best Offensive Player—Madeline Galvin Best Defensive Player—Kathy Selz Most Improved Player—Joanne Murphy Most Consistent Player—Debbie Blaser Back Row: Coach Betty Motes, Madeline Galvin, Barbara VanMatre, Sharon Chandlar, Jean McGrath, Diane Carlton. Middle Row: Liz Cameron, Nancy Murphy, Christi Dubois. Front: Nancy Turner, Joanne Murphy, Joanna Taylor, CAPTAIN; Debbie Blaser, Kathy Selz. Sheryl Benton is attacked by 2 Fairfax Rebels but manages to stay ahead. Varsity Coach Reynolds and spectators watch an extra added attraction at a hockey match. “Buffy”, the coach’s pet and team mascot tangles with a St. Bernard puppy. 151 TENNIS Back Row: Coach Tami Schwartz, Kim Thompson, Emily Griffith, Martha Strong, Mary Murphy, Linda Braren, Pam Garrick, Diane Lee, Becky Cameron, Judy John¬ son. Front Row: Audrey Perkins, Cynthia Colbert, Laura Marcrum, Linda Marcrum, Vickie Barrett, Jaqui Barrett. Starting team practices on the second day of school seemed to pay off for the tennis team, the girls winning six out of nine matches, and four girls going to regionals; doubles — Pam Garrick and Vicki Barrett, singles —-Audrey Perkins and Diane Lee. Diane went on to semi-finals. Kim Thompson and Linda Braren were named the most improved players. 152 PATTY CONLON KARON DECLARK CHERYL SAMISCH KAREN BEARD CAROL GERDON, Captain - •- - CINDY FARRELL DEBBIE BIESEMEYER MARY ELLEN GREEN, Co-Captain SHEILA HATHAWAY JOAN CASTNER VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 155 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Back: Peggy Zettel, Debbie Smith, Val Hudson. Center: Bobbi Spaete, CAPTAIN; Wendy Lutz, Vickie Moehling, Winnie Gardner, CO-CAPTAIN. Front: Diane Beard; Dani Sincore; Nancy Young. 156 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Top: Kathy Beasley, Janet Farquharson, Tara Linne, Rene Carpenter. Center: Ann Gardner, Becky Marshall. Front: Sue Hyer, Carol Tweddell. 157 John Lykins hauls in his man. Coach Epperly reassures Lykins during a break. 158 VARSITY WRESTLING Tom Dyer sticks his man with a reverse Nelson 159 iiff§ St’ffJj 1 . aafevgi James Kirby pins Regional Champ Sean Kelly with a cradle. 140 Another win for RHS. Bobby Goff applies pressure to bring his opponent to the mat. 161 If Mike Chamberlin can’t twist his arm off, he’ll bite it off. 162 Happiness is another win for John. Blaine Underwood tries to force a cradle. Tom Chamberlin shows how he won “the most pins” award. 163 164 Spaete watches the clock. ■: VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM Back: Jeff Schaede, Chris Breslin, Greg S paete, Greg Highfield, Don White, John Lykins. Middle: Mark Selz, Mike Chamberlin, Robert Goff, Paul Thorp, John Kuhr, Blaine Underwood, Vance Patton. Front: Kaaj King, Robert Hamlin, James Kirby, Richard Wilson, Tom Chamberlin, James Tress. ALL WRESTLING RESULTS PAGE 169 16 166 lishi ' iljii ' ;; JV Wrestlers: Bottom: Steve Holms, Frank Schaede, Daniel Griel, Joe Lykins, Jeff Adkins, Scott Robinson, Wayne Thorp, Mark Kaltenborn, John Norby. Middle: Donald Armstrong, Martin Lovett, Robert Goff, Dennis Harris, Tom Windham, Mark Miller, Stephen Sherry, Brian Peckins, Tom Johnson. Top: Tom Kidwell, Chris Breslin, Scott St. Clair, George Radman, Randall Orr, Don White, Lowell Von Egger, Mark Selz, Paul Smith, Charles Herb. Page 166: Tom Windham struggles with opponent. Above: Chris Breslin where’s your other leg? JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM 167 { 1 1 p - 4 r mi: i.■■■ « 11 t - V , - Chuck Herb FRESHMAN WRESTLING Back Row: Mike St. Clair, Bob Maddon, Greg Hayes, Art Whipple, Bill Ward, John Lewis, Paul Smith. Middle Row: Dennis Harris, Joe Stellega, Chuck Herb, Frank Scheade, Mark Robinson, Andy Foster, John Mitchel. Front Row: Jeff Caceres, Wayne Thorp, Robert Klink, Mike Lykins, Kein Klubertanz, Pat Farragher.. Paul Smith 168 WRESTLING SEASON RESULTS VARSITY NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT, REGIONAL CHAMPIONS DISTRICT Jim Tress 6th Tom Chamberlin 2nd James Kirby 2nd Kaaj King 4th Blaine Underwood 3rd John Kuhr 3rd Paul Thorp 1st Mike Chamberlin 1st Tom Dyer 2nd John Lykins 3rd Greg Spaete 2nd Jeff Schaede 3rd REGIONAL James Kirby 3rd Blaine Underwood 4th John Kuhr 1st Paul Thorp 1st Gregg Spaete 4th STATE John Kuhr 4th Paul Thorp 3rd J. V. WRESTLING Rob 45 West Springfield 15 Rob 33 Mount Vernon 18 Rob 46 Groveton 15 Rob 37 Fairfax 15 Rob 57 Wakefield 8 Rob 48 Annandale 12 Rob 34 Stuart 15 Rob 34 Woodson 12 Rob 45 Falls Church 10 Rob 51 Jefferson 10 FRESHMAN WRESTLING Rob 30 Falls Church 40 Rob 32 Fairfax 27 Rob 49 Annandale 18 Rob 36 Woodson 28 Rob 25 Stuart 31 Rob 49 Jefferson 12 Wrestling Staff: Nancy Murphy, Bob Goldsmith, Patti Lynch, Coach John Epperly, Kathy Selz, Coach Rick Radman, Jan Grochowski. Front: Rick Jones, Steve Rowder, Larry Orr. 13 CHRIS CAULFIELD 170 VARSITY BASKETBALL Willie Jones—Coach Tom O’Brien—Assistant ■ Above: A victory vee from the tee-shirt cheering section. Below and Left: Coaches Jones and O’Brien. Opposite Page 23 JOHN KELLY 73 24 PHIL CALI 20 JOHN CAULFIELD 10 GREG BACCHIERI 175 21 BRUCE HILL The Navy presented a blue and gold basketball to the team at the beginning of the season to wish them well. 176 H - v- ••• mm rYwa-ifWJ-. WSfirSKS-ffiWi ‘ivyFj - ' ■ t S II JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Picture Right Front: Ken Hollwog, Chris Scott, Larry Peura, Flip Atkinson, Mgr. Middle: Carl Morrison, Jeff Thomas, Scott Richardson, Craig Brewer. Back: Bruce Wilder, Sean Mulloy, Dennis Scott, Bruce Tyburski. Not pictured: Leido Velandria, Allan Beveridge. Bruce Wilder Jeff Dennis Bruce Tyburski ' SSfP ’ 179 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Front: John Beveridge, Tim Gay, Mike Norton, Dave Watson, Scott Campbell, Chuck Mangun, Bob Griffin. Back: Ray Parrish, Tommy Steele, Mgrs.; Ken Degen, Rick Peterson, Kevin Jennings, Joel Digby, Joel Patton, Jim Swann, Coach Poates. 180 BASKETBALL SEASON RESULTS Coach Jones and Varsity team receive second place district trophy, after a season-long battle with Jefferson, playoff opponent. VARSITY JUNIOR Robinson 65 Herndon 68 Robinson 66 Robinson 77 W. Springfield 96 Robinson 49 Robinson 65 Madison 60 Robinson 70 Robinson 52 Marshall 50 Robinson 59 Robinson 59 Oakton 61 Robinson 37 Robinson 66 St. Anthony 90 Robinson 75 Robinson 78 Stuart 93 Robinson 76 Robinson 76 Fairfax 68 Robinson 64 Robinson 62 Falls Church 57 Robinson 64 Robinson 53 Wakefield 44 Robinson 69 Robinson 65 Woodson 63 Robinson 66 Robinson 59 Jefferson 66 Robinson 34 Robinson 80 Annandale 60 Robinson 67 Robinson 70 Stuart 62 Robinson 80 Robinson 64 Fairfax 63 Robinson 46 Robinson 77 Falls Church 56 Robinson 56 Robinson 60 Wakefield 50 Robinson 53 Robinson 78 Woodson 66 Robinson 67 Robinson 52 Jefferson 73 Robinson 56 Robinson 62 Annandale 58 Robinson 57 VARSITY FRESHMAN Herndon 52 Robinson 23 Fairfax 25 W. Springfield 62 Robinson 29 Annandale 34 Madison 91 Robinson 39 Jefferson 35 Marshall 52 Robinson 38 Falls Church 22 Oakton 39 Robinson 34 Stuart 39 36 Robinson 28 Woodson 33 Stuart 83 Robinson 31 Fairfax 25 Fairfax 58 Robinson 38 Annandale 32 Falls Church 65 Robinson 30 Jefferson 49 Wakefield 46 Robinson 28 Falls Church 30 Woodson 76 Robinson 48 Stuart 29 Jefferson 38 Robinson 41 Woodson 51 Annandale 53 Stuart 71 Fairfax 50 Falls Church 65 Wakefield 43 Woodson 64 Jefferson 65 Annandale 58 ie Jeanne Purple, Janice Kimball, Debby Pryor Kathy Reynolds Mitzi Turney, Nancy Curry Robinson 28 Fairfax Robinson 28 Woodson Robinson 16 Oakton Robinson 49 Falls Church Robinson 30 Annandale Robinson 35 Stuart Robinson 21 Jefferson Robinson 27 Fairfax Robinson 27 Woodson Robinson 51 Falls Church Robinson 21 Annandale Robinson 42 Stuart Robinson 33 Jefferson High Scorer: Mary Sanford 182 Jeanne Purple GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Row: Jan Duley, Mgr.; Diane Carlton, Mgr.; Patricia Jones, Coach; Robin Howe, Mgr.; Lennea Wilkie, Mgr. Middle Row: Roxanne Benton, San¬ dy Trimmer, Lynn Hughes, Debbie Pryor, Nancy Curry, Kathy Gill, Pat Milloy. Front Row: Janice Kimball, Mary Sanford, Jeanne Purple, Kathy Reynolds, Mitzi Turney. 183 Robinson 37 Fairfax 16 Robinson 21 Woodson 23 Robinson 30 Oakton 26 Robinson 36 Falls Church 20 Robinson 25 Annandale 22 Robinson 38 Stuart 35 Robinson 22 Jefferson 24 Robinson 29 Fairfax 17 Robinson 26 Woodson 36 Robinson 35 Falls Church 19 Robinson 41 Annandale 23 Robinson 39 Stuart 21 Robinson 24 Jefferson 26 Madeline Galvin, Kathy Gill Nancy Bartlett 184 Madeline Galvin Mary Goonan, Sheryl Benton GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Row: Debbie Blazer, Cindy Christ; Managers. Middle Row: Joyce Eanes, Mary Goonan, Nancy Bartlett, Helen Sanford, Coach; Madeline Galvin, Patty Young, Courtney McClurg. Front Row: Vanessa Childress, Debbie Melvin, Laurie Rubino, Susie Goonan, Lisa Bellamy, Sheryl Benton. 185 twwmummr •WWW MWW « WWWI� M W I « MUMni II wmy fmm ' ■ - i ■� ' V ' 1 : : v „ ■. 4- ' ■4 ' ' vmwt wtvm ' m « • yiiwui fa mm . « l l 1 ' r ' ' r .,, ,. f?5“ , T5i ) 86 Opposite page: Tracey Harvey. Row Five: Julie Ramsey, Manager; Lisa Kimbro, Rachel Raty, Enita Naranjo, Leslie Carpenter, Adrienne Carr, Manager. Row Four: Sandy Scafe, Phyliss Woolaver, Diane Dunfee, Marci Connolly, Christi Godfrey. Row Three: Gina Totri, Christ Southard, Karen Ramsey, Captain; Daphne Palmer, Wallace Morrow. Row Two: Sarah Arthurs, Melissa MacDonald, Mar¬ cia Blanchard, Carol Smith, Tina Geitner. Front: Mrs. Cherie Fowler, Coach; Tina Heard, Angie Britt, Tracey Harvey, Dana Marquette. GYMNASTICS TEAM 187 Back Gregg Spaete, Bruce Tyler, Doug Marquette, Row Five: Stacy MacKenzie, Claire Van Matre. Brian Hillock, Glenn Matteson, Mike Wilds, David Carlton, Bill McKechnie, Brad Maeger, Kevin Shea, Marty Wisckol, no ID, Jean McGrath, Wayne Trunfio. Row Four: Dan Toole, Tom Holman, Kat Buck, Susan Boyd, Sheryl Lukasik, Debby Camacho, Debbie Biesemeyer, Kim Armstrong, Frank Lukasik, Ann Couture, Karen Vahouny. Row Three: Rock Hyatt, Becky Cameron, Karen Bakken, Sara Spaulding, Ann Miller, Debby Reynolds, Debby Eyer, Mark Silagy, John Couture, Glenn Claypool. Row Two: Sherri Reiser. Betsy Evans, Steve Camacho, Erin Creedon, Stanley Clark, Marvin Pastel, Mike Bell, Kevin Hillock, David Buster. Row One: Joanna Taylor, Julie George, Noel Griffis, Coach Jane Makowka, Anna Bradbury, Erin Polcene, Cindy Scanned, Steve Galvin. Glenn Matteson Coach Makowka, Gregg Spaete SWIM TEAM Participating in its first year as a varsity sport, the swim team was composed of a nucleus of upperclassmen supported by a strong ninth and tenth grade contingent. Competing in Division II of the Northern Virginia High School Swim League, the team compiled a 4-1 record, losing to eventual champion Woodson. The high point of the successful season was the winning of the Relay Carnival, in which the ex¬ treme depth of the team was indicated as it outdistanced its nearest rival by 45 points. The tea m finished third in individual championships and, through the efforts of Karen Vahouny, first in the girls in¬ vitational diving championship. High point winners were Mike Wilds and Susan Boyd. 188 189 RIFLE TEAM Led by high-scoring team captain Ben Washburn, Robin¬ son nimrods held weekly practices at Libby Range, Fort Belvoir, perfecting skills that made them formidable op¬ ponents. Prone, kneeling, or standing, sharpshooters possess the eye and concentration needed to hit the ten-ring. Upper: Kenny Krohl Lower: Bob Barton, Sam Patellos. Ben Washburn, Captain. -- . . - ■ 190 Back Row: David Leach, Tom Warren, Don Youngblood, Coach; Bob Barton, Bill Wheeler. Front: Dan Kiplinger, Ben Washburn, Kerry Krohl, Sam Patellos. 191 FACULTY VS. REDSKINS You guessed it! When Mr. Hartley and the SRA arranged for the Robinson faculty superstars (?) to match their skill (?) with none other than Washington’s own Redskins (!), tickets sold like hotcakes. The game took place in a field house jammed with spectators eager to see in person the stars of the football screen. And have students ever missed an opportunity to see faculty members and principals at play? A rather lopsided score favored the Skins, who proved to be as competitive on the basketball court as they were on the gridiron. 193 Autograph hunters filled the court at game’s end, besieging not only Redskins, but faculty members and even the Fairfax County police officers for autographs. 1 • t i ' C%i‘ lii prgnpw IKr , mzM Eiy. •■ ;.•■ - 4t J 195 Spring Sports. Boys Gymnastics Boys Track Girls Track Softball Baseball Soccer Golf Tennis in the 1973 A B Supplement Mm mm firfi 1 . m .BkpV Hi ' li l Hpkw 11| LI .. 2; 2 1 196 In Memoriam PHILIP A. NEUMAN 4 .5, .« vW) _ t _ , V ' •l W’S . • Vi . . 197 How can you scratch your head through your helmet, Steve Smith? Syneese Abernathy David Ackerman Nancy Acosta Mary Ait David Akin Diana Akin Will Albers George Alexander Janet Allman Les Allport Sharon Ames Dorene Anderson 200 Janis Anderson Mark Anderson Nicholas Anderson Patricia Anderson Linda Armatrout Bonnie Ashburn Karen Atkinson Peggy Austin Susan Austin Stuart Avery Joseph Baglio, Jr. Pamela Bailey Gregg Baker Ritchie Barr Barbara Barrett Vicki Barrett Gary Bass Marsha Baturin Karen Beard James Bechtold 201 James Beczkiewicz Curtis Bedke Elizabeth Bell Katherine Bennett Linda Bennett Michele Bennett Thomas Benson Linda Bern Clare Bernino Melanie Besio Theresa Betts Deborah Biesemeyer Debbie Birge Deborah Blair Naomi Blevins Diane Bloom Julia Blount John Bloxton Bruce Bohler Gail Borgatti 202 Carolyn Boroughs Terri Botts Wanda Botts Russell Bouslog Larry Bowen David Bowler Kevin Bowyer James Bradbury Karen Bradley Karen Braxdale Vicky Bray Roddy Breland No one can know everything but Larry Miller gives it a good try? 203 Kevin Breiman Robert Brewer Bryan Brown, III Stephen Brown Lee Brumbeloe Stanley Bryant Katherine Buck Michael Buckley Terese Bull Barbara Burch Jane Burch Kathy Burke Laurie Burke Leslie Burke John Burroughs Marsha Burwell Michael Bush Thomas Cady Wanda Caples Debra Carling 204 Kenneth Carlson William Carlson David Carlton Raymond Carnahan Garland Carper Gary Carroll Paul Carson Jane Casey Joan Castner James Caswell John Caulfield Richard Charlton 205 Melanie Besio Janis Anderson Georgia Morgan | fU FLFCm? W () A ’ I S£U Joan Summerville Cindy Farrell Mike Muzyka Claudia Fletcher Sharon Jackson, Linda Lee 206 650 7 oo Vo |1|c oit«ur� 796 Sport . % lihntwT ?$ y William Morgan THE TOP JL E =1 + 1 Gail Borgatti Joe Westerberg, Mike Bradbury Don Kauder Marie Jackson Lynn Summer Gail Ramee, Kathy Bennett Curtis Bedke 207 Gregory Cicotello Frank Clauwaert Richard Claggett Barbara Clark Jeffrey Clements Linda Cloney Janice Cole Charles Colburn Fazia Colombo James Colvig Diane Connolly Claudia Constantino Thomas Coombs Joyce Cooper Valon Cover Donald Crabtree Linda Cragwell Annette Cragan Carolyn Crockett Woodrow Crockett 208 Gail Borgatti can tell you things about bricks you wouldn’t believe! Kymble Crosby Mark Culin Laura Cumberland Ray Cummings Nancy Curry Ann Curtis Debbie Cushman Patricia Damon Sandra Danford Brian Daniels William Davidson Christina Davis 209 Dan Davis Jeannine Davis Robert A. Davis Robert W. Davis Jan DeJarnette Diane Dixon Ronald Dobey Christanne Doub James Dougherty David Downey Betsy Duley Barbara Durany 210 Mary Duryea Thomas Dyer Carolyn Early Eric Easterling John Eberhart Garth Eisenhard David Elliot Darlene Evans Gail Evans Richard Fagan Helena Farley Cindy Farrell Stephen Fazer Kim Ferris Anthony Ferrara Cynthia Fielding Claudia Fletcher James Foister Peter Foote Elizabeth Fortin 211 Dudley Foster Steven Frank Janet Fritschen Craig Fuesel Joel Funk Matt Galvin John Gardner Julee Gardner Pamela Garrick Ralph Garver James Gearhart Leslie Geiberger Tina George Carol Gerdon Jamie Germaine James Gilbertson Charles Gill Susan Glasner Woodrow Gluchowski Kathleen Godfrey 212 How DO children fail, Jo Kelley? Mary Alice Starrs, are you listening? Sherrie Goff Melissa Gott Mary Gould Shirley Gowans Elizabeth Graf Sheryl Graham Jeaneen Granakis Deborah Gregory Elizabeth Green Vera Greene Emily Griffith Janet Grochowski 213 Pat Hagedorn David Hall Gail Hall Robert Hamlin Richard Harbin Lawrence Harpine Richard Harrington Robert Harris Laurie Harshfield David Harter Brenda Hash Sheila Hathaway Kevin Havens Eric Havens Loretta Haynes Leigh Ann Hazel Steven Heckelman David Hedges Jennifer Heizer Susan Hellwedge 214 Pamela Henderson Susan Herb Anne Herman Robert Hess Greg Highfield Lizabeth Hill Maureen Hochheimer Jane Hoioos Joseph Holland Jodie Holmes Ella Hopkins Helen Hopkins Suzanne Horner Keith Hosman David Howe Robin Howe Lynn Hubbard Maren Huenecke Joyce Hughes Mary Jane Hull 215 Charles Humbert Stephen Hume Susan Hurley Melanie Hutson Jackie Hyatt Robert Hyatt Todd Inman Valerie Irby Susan Irish Clare Jackson Marie Jackson Sharon Jackson Don’t look so surprised, Marie McLaughlin. It’s not like we were SUPPOSED to win. 216 Bruce Jacobeen Melinda Jacquiss Paula Jaslow Randolph Jenkins Bradley Johnson Julie Johnson Leslie Johnson Timothy Johnston James Jones Kathy Jones Kevin Jones Roberta Jones Sandra Jones Sylvie Jones Sheila Jorgenson David Judd Preston Junkin Christopher Kaczmarek David Kales Karen Kajiwara 217 “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I took the one less travelled by, And that has made all the difference.” Robert Frost 218 THE CLASS OF ’73 —SOMETHING TO BELIEVE IN Rudely uprooted as rising juniors from Woodson, Oakton, and West Springfield high schools, Robinson’s first graduating class found itself faced with an adjustment of major proportions. Conversations among last year’s juniors revealed their apprehension at the sub-school system, being housed with 7th and 8th graders, and the loss of close school friends. The majority accepted the new situation with minor grumbles and was soon involved in the building of the Robin¬ son image through academic and extra-curricular pursuits. The minority, however, never ceased grumbling and took little or no advantage of the opportunities Robinson offered, though they seemed to enjoy the personal freedom and liberties af¬ forded them. By attending mixed grade-level classes and multi-grade social events, seniors proved themselves tolerant of change and flexible in their attitudes. They came to realize that Robinson’s unique blend of individuals and wide-ranging academic programs were largely a result of their pioneer involvement with the Robinson idea. 219 Donald Kane Thomas Kardaras Donald Kauder David Kaus Vita Kawashima Thomas Kela Dawn Kelley Gary Kelley Janice Kimball Mark Kimbro Melissa Kirby Timothy Kirkpatrick Scott Kohnke Embrey Koonce Karen Kraus Steven Kruczek Gregory Kuhr David Lacquement Stephen Lambert John Lamond 220 Allen Lansing Louis Larsen Maureen Lathrop Victoria Law Deborah Leach Linda Lee Jaythel Lemmon Rachel Levine David Lewis John Lewis Frances Lexcen Rod Linares Marvin Pastel ought to know. No girl wants to kiss a guy who tastes like goldfish. 221 Cheryl Lindsey LuLynn Linne William Little Robert Locks Terry Loftus Wayne Logie Dan London Nancv Lovett Pat Lucero Gail Lumsden Robert Lutyk Bonnie Luzadder Karen Luzius Bret Lycan John Lykins Melissa MacDonald Michael Mack Andrew Mackenz ie Patricia Magill Pauline Macklin 222 Steve Smith and Mike Reeder ask “What’re you doin’, big boy?”, in harmony. William Manor Walter Mannherz Mary Marcey Linda Marcrum Kathleen Mares Susan Marr Eugene Martin Janet Martin Delaine Mathison Diane Matthews Gloria Maulfair Donna Maxfield 223 Kathleen May Kenneth Mayer, Jr. Mark Mays Donna McCaw Kathleen McCormick Judy McClendon Louis McCracken Andrew McGehee Kathleen McGrath Graham McIntyre Colin McKenzie Thomas McKeown Marie McLaughlin Alan McQuiston Mary McRorie Cynthia Meek Debbie Melling Donna Meredith Stephen Merritt Teresa Merritt 224 . Charles Merryman, Jr. Dawn Metcalfe Thomasine Metheny Christina Miller Jack Miller Karen Miller Larry Miller Michael Miller Victoria Miller Polly Milliken Samuel Mitchell Michael Monkusky John Monroe Georgia Morgan Babette Moore James Moore Kimberly Moore William Morgan Daniel Morgiewicz, Jr. Patrick Morris 225 Dave Howe, you’re no Madame Butterfly! Ah so Playtime in physics class. Scott Moss Stuart Moss Michael Motsko Susan Mueller Ann Murphy Judith Murphy Kathleen Murphy Maureen Murphy Elaine Murray Michael Muzyka Charlene Nardiello Laura Nelson 226 Mia Nelson Nancy Nelson Louise Nesnow Douglas Newman David Newton Carol Nieman Michele Niemeier Richard Nordtvedt Callie Norton Joseph Novak James Noxon Tracey Odenthal Arthur Olecheck Phillip Ozenick Suzanne Page Susan Pappas Marvin Pastel George Patten Susan Pearce Sheila Pedigo 227 “Hi Mom, I need . . . Sub-School 6 wouldn’t be the same without Mrs. Smith. Did he say “First one to the rubber ducky wins”? It wasn’t all bad S7¥ What time do the girls arrive? The president must maintain his image! WWW Stanley Peregoy Susan Peterson Larry Phelps Brenda Pickering Gerald Pierce Richard Pierson Mark Pellow Emily Pillsbury Ann Pittman David Place Paul Plein Rhonda Poletis Sherman Ponder Lisa Poole Mary Potter Robert Prettyman Pamela Price Sharon Prindle David Pritz Deborah Pryor 230 Dave Ackerman solicits Socialist vote. On target with John Monroe. Patricia Purser Patricia Quick Gail Ramee Chris Ramos Michele Ravlin Katherine Rawls William Raynold Robert Reed Susan Reed Michael Reeder Charles Reid John Reid 231 David Remus Jeffrey Reynolds Cherilee Richards Dianna Riggles Joan Rigney Victoria Rippeon Stephen Robbins Donna Robertson Julia Robey Marianne Roche Paula Rogers Alice Roland Susan Roller Susan Romaine Donald Rose Ronald Rose Barry Rosenbluth Michael Rounds Marie Ruiz Sandra Rupard 232 Nancy Ryan Pamela Sabalos Michelle Sala Khowla Salem Donald Saylors Ernst Schaefer John Schaff Jenifer Schelling Duncan Schirmer Elizabeth Schleith David Schleusener Jon Schleuss Jeff Whalon does his thing aga inst Stuart. Timothy Scott Susan Shafferman Gary Shallcross Martha Shiner John Shrader Sandra Shrewsbury Gregory Shupe Allyson Simpson William Slater Jeannine Slusher Bonnie Smith Karen Smith Richard Smith Stephen Smith Lynne Smokier Alexis Snow Janet Soderholm Joan Somerville Mark Southard Jeffrey Spinks 234 Brenda Spradlin Marvin Stafford James Stallings Janet Stansberry Mary Alice Starrs Joseph Stein Katherine Stell Pamela Stephens Deborah Stepp William Strope Lynn Summer Carol Susko Susan Swanson Michael Tallet Ina Tamosiunas Barbara Taylor Hugh Taylor Laurel Taylor Thomas Thelen Barbara Thomas 235 236 Ross Thompson Lisa Thornton Brenda Tontz Gary Toyama Scott Trippe Thomas Tutwiler Bruce Tyler Roy Ugarte Kelvin Underwood Lianne Uyeda Patricia Vannoy Claire Van Matre What do you mean I’ve got to have $4.25 to graduate? Susan Vasaly James Venskus Verna Voak Daniel Vollmer Ann Walker Janet Walker Michael Walker William Wall Jenny Ward Norma Ward Norman Ward Carla Weaver Mark Webb Deborah Wedgewood David Weinberg Cynthia Welch Joseph Westerberg Elizabeth Wetzel Donald Whalen James Whalley 237 Walter Wheeler Lance Whyte Lennea Wilks Nancianna Williams Nancy Williams Julia Willis Susan Winters Jill Wintersteen Bette Wood Beverly Wood Sallie Woodard Mary Yanoshik Susan Yauger Susan Yourko 238 LATE PICTURES David Barton Linda Carneal Joseph Carver Debbie Cranshaw Kevin Farrell Dennis Godwin Heidi Haberle Alan Johnson Lezley Knott Edward Martin Diane Meyer Janet Murphy Jason Poss John Voltz William Wagner Doug Watts 239 Pictures below: Ring display; Mr. Jaramillo holds an impromptu counseling session. Mr. Gatti, Ed Wolfe COLLEGES GUIDANCE Carlos Jaramillo Tucker Winn Desmond Gatti 240 SCHOOL SIX LIBRARY Linda Kagarise SECRETARY Helen Smith Donald W. Jones, Principal School Six, the youngest of Robinson’s best, got off to a marvelous start. This being the first year with seniors, new ex¬ periences were encountered each day. The anticipation of graduation gave everyone the feeling of both joy and sorrow; joy for the good times and experiences associated with Robinson, sorrow at having to leave them behind. The planning for graduation was time-consuming but exciting. Caps and gowns, the prom, announcements, picnics, parties, bac¬ calaureate, and the ceremony of receiving diplomas were all parts of this experience. School Six was bless ed with an abundance of outstanding students and faculty members. We had a wealth of junior and senior academicians, musicians, athletes, artists, thespians, and writers. Many of our students received honors from school, church, and community-centered programs indicative of our well- rounded student population. The concept of juniors and seniors sharing classes worked well. The few animosities brought forth in the beginning were soon lost and forgotten. Each student had his own role to play and was respected for it. Not only did teachers team to teach, students teamed to learn. For those of us staying behind one more year, we wish the very best to those who are moving on. —Donald W. Jones, Principal 241 Probing the pitfalls of English. MATH Theresa McGee Katherine Leach-Lewis Gerald Lehmann James Mulloy 242 SOCIAL STUDIES Jeanne Downey Jone Williams Mitch Mitchell SCIENCE WORK-STUDY SOCIOLOGY Eric Nelson Karen Proctor Dorothy Cunningham Jane Makowka 243 Shirley Jackson, Mr. Gainer, Laura Ramsey. SRA OFFICERS SCHOOL V Rubye Bliss—Treasurer Tom Coombs—President Debbie Dunfee—Secretary Drake Brodin—Vice President READING Jean Milam GUIDANCE Will Jones Peggy Gott SECRETARY Barbara Livesay 244 SCHOOL FIVE James C. Moulton, Principal LIBRARY Anne Meloy Delores Crawford Robinson’s finest faced a year of challenge, a year of ac¬ complishment, and a year of anticipation. Seniors worked together in their quest for recognition and achievement as thoughts about college, that perfect job, and their last year of high school raced in their heads. Plans for the first graduation, first class night, first junior-senior prom, first class gift - .these were the now problems of our seniors! Juniors had their concerns too! Class rings, the ring br eakfast, plans for the prom, the year ahead-it was hard to realize that we were almost there! We worked together in School Five. Faculty and students ex¬ perimented with ungradedness in the classroom, with family units of instruction, team-planning, team-teaching and with continuous progress education. A sub-school government worked hard to strengthen the student’s participation in his education and in his planning for the future. We participated in music and the arts. We were active in sports, and we were members of more than ninety different clubs and organizations. We faced a battery of tests - - - SCAT and STEP, PSAT, SAT, ACT, and we used up a pack of no. 2 pencils in the process! We had our moments of triumph and, no doubt, moments of frustration. But ours was a year to remember, a year of happiness and good times, of hopes for the future, of goodbyes and promises to return. —James C. Moulton, Principal School Five 245 r © Gloria Thorpe Preston Haynie Danny Verner Kit Dougherty ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Maranian and his Asian Studies class at the August Elizabeth Hudgins Michael Gainer Moon restaurant. Harry Maranian Addison Carley I Marilyn Young William Gardner 246 SCIENCE Mike Muzyka, Tom McCown, Dave Ackerman, Wayne Logie, Mr. Kramer Barton Kramer Mary McGinnis, Mr. Wells, Marc Connolly Margaret Stephenson Sally Schreier Mary King MATH A1 Wells Marianne Robison Marylyn Stafford Elizabeth Banks 247 Mr. Jaramillo, Joe Carlson Pictured here are Mr. Jaramillo and Miss Winn, representing the Robinson guidance counselors who daily help students toward a solution to their personal and school-related problems. Overworked and understaffed, guidance personnel at Robinson somehow manage to cope with the enormous respon¬ sibility of giving direction to over 4600 Robinson students. Miss Winn, Dave Clark, Pitts Evans. 248 Walker Abel John Acerbi Ellen Adams Susan Adams Peter Addams Valerie Addington Caryn Ahern Cindy Alexander Elizabeth Alley Kathleen Allison Donna Anderson Joan Anderson Martha Anderson Joe Andrews Rose Marie Anthony Debbie Anton Carla Appelquist John Apple Don Armstrong Katherine Armstrong Daryl Atkins Gregg Bacchieri Kimberly Bachner Amy Bacon David Bailey Rosmary Bailey Barbara Baker Patricia Ball Joe Barden Rebecca Barr 249 Myron Barrett Carol Barringer Anne Bartholomew Bob Barton Douglas Barton Donna Baus Nancy Bechtold Deborah Beck Michael Becker Lynn Bee Michael Bell Brent Bennett David Bennett Roxanne Benton Mike Bergen Susan Berkwitt Scott Berna Jim Bivona Vicki Blair Elaine Blevins Pam Blevins Liz Peoples David Bohler Michael Boone Gary Booth Mike Bouchard Renee Bourgeois David Bowler Tom Bowman Alicia Boyd 250 Is Ernst Schaefer worried about his German V grade? Mrs. Fredette seems to think he has reason to be! Andrea Branton Linda Braren Betsy Breckenridge Bob Breimann Jim Brennan Chris Breslin Drake Brodin Mike Brooks William Brooks Denise Brown Thomas Brown Tammy Bryant Walter Buchholtz John Buehler Susan Bujan Elizabeth Burch Thomas Burch Nancy Burgess James Burke Karen Burke 251 Cheryl Cable Joe Caceres Philip Cali Debra Camacho Edward Campbell Lorre Campbell Loren Carlisle David Carlsen Joe Carlson Diane Carlton Michele Carpenter George Carrera Sterling Carter Susan Carvajal Tom Carver Hooray for the liberated woman! Anne Fagan is definitely the winner of this match with Mark DeLonga. 252 James Caulfield Chris Caulfield Richie Caulfield Don Chadeayne Mary Chakeris Sharon Chandler Michael Chamberlin David Chase Ray Chaudet Joe Chesak Venessa Childress George Childs Rob Chittenden Terri Choate Anne Christel Gretchen Clark Miriam Clark Debby darken Jim Cleeton Anne Clement Ellen Clements Jeff Cockerham Susan Coffelt William Colbert Kim Cole Margaret Cole Terry Collier Matt Collier Linda Coltrin Joanne Comegys 253 Rick Compton Patty Conlon Phil Connally Claire Coons Janice Cooper Scott Cooper Valoray Copas Vickie Costello Nancy Cox Alex Cramer Linda Crandall Ronald Cranston Duane Creger Laeh Cribb Loretta Crisp Timothy Crotty Bob Crowe Becky Cullen Richard Cummings Ted Curtis Cheryl Dalton Brian Damon Ed Daniels Sue Day Karon DeClark Mark Delonga Deborah Derendorf Jeff Detrich Pam Diaz Jane Dickman 254 i Susan Digby Jim Dillon Robert Dodson Eric Douglas Ashley Drinnon Richard Driscoll James Driver Jim Dulan Scott Dulaney Debbie Dunfee John Dunn Karen Dunn Jeff Dwyer Pam Edwards John Elliot Cynthia Elliott Melanie Embrey Edwin Engram Stuart Evins Kary Erb Mary Duryea, Colin McKenzie. HiHiiii 255 h ' 5 Who says school is dull? Keep your eyes open — there are always unusual sights to see. Picture left: Candy Schuster and Marie McLaughlin sell balloons for the Majorettes. Pic¬ ture right: Mrs. Reid gets through the day with a little help from a friend. Bottom: Getting around Robinson’s halls is easier on a bicycle according to Mr. Long. 256 Carl Espe Brian Evans Pitts Evans Rick Evans Laura Everton David Ewing Charles Fadley Anne Fagan Susan Fanning Mike Farragher Kathy Farrell Lynn Fazer Charles Ferrell Donald Fetzer Carter Fields Lewis Finzel Tamara Fleming Les Flowers Cathy Fontaine Tim Foote Jon Foreman Julie Francis William Frasca Kevin Frear Lauren Fuesel Joseph Garcia David Gardner Jay Garman Terri Garrick Nick Gasdik 257 Willie Gaskins Ken George Debbie Gerdon Cynthia Gilbert Mike Girard Tricia Goins Pat Gottfried Mary Jean Goodwin Shelby Gooler Mary Goonan Richard Gore Barbara Graves Margie Graves Gail Gray Mary Ellen Green A Baskin-Robbins treat for Lynn Smokier, Bob Hamlin, Susie Carvajal, Kim Sullivan, and Janeen Granakis. 258 Susan Green Mark Greinen Daniel Griel Janet Griffis Phillip Grove Cathy Guinn Thomas Guthrie Thomas Hadel Carrie Hager Andrew Hall Gwen Hall Keith Hall Marcia Hall Susan Hall Malcolm Halterman Patty Hanchett Robin Hancock Lisa Hanewinckel Leslie Hansen John Hanson Angela Harris Beverly Harris Cynthia Harris Robin Havens Suzy Hawkins Kevin Healey Emily Heenan Marcia Hefferman Arthur Helms Laurie Heishman 259 Brain Hennesy Ray Henriksen Matthew Henrikson Kevin Herb Anne Herman Lisa Herrmann Gwen Hickling Warren Higgins Bruce Higham Debbie Hilliard Deanna Himmler Debbie Hitchcock Paul Hoag Sue Hogrefe Cindy Holland Linda Hollis Bill Holt Leslie Hood Steve Hornick Jane Howard William Howard Mike Howe Patrice Howe Sandy Howell Willamena Hudson Lynn Hughes Linda Humbert John Humphries Charles Hunter Mary Ann Hunter 260 f jfr V I t W ' ' • ■ gflK -- V L J L _ j| | A yy Jm : 4 w BT ' 5 w A ■ sgrML y ' • • A M ,1k V 9 Bill Hurley Janet Hutcheson Suzanne Hutchison Linda Hutson Phyliss Hynes Rosanne Ippolito Deborah Jackson Thomas Jackson Vernon Jackson Wayne Jackson Rob Jacobs Jolanda Janczewski Deborah Jansen Tracye Jeacock David Jelinek Patricia Janku Joe Johnson Judy Johnson Steven Johnson Todd Johnson With this crowd, you’d think all 4700 were in Sub-School Five! 261 Dan Jones Diane Jones Jimmy Jones Scott Jones Kathryn Kaczmarek Cindy Katreeb Brad Keaton John Kelly Colleen Kennedy Dan Kenny Scott Kercheval M Jenni Kerwin Patricia Klem Virginia Klink pppq Kim Klubertanz 262 Kathy Kick Nancy Kick Lewis King Cindy Kiefer Sandy Kielsgard Gillian Kitchen Kevin Knapp Mark Kosnik Dawn Krahl Margaret Kratz John Kraus Lynn Krause Ken Krietz Eve Krivoruchka Joyce Krug Diane Krynitsky Colin Krytusa John Kuhr Debbie Labatt Paul Lambert Rick Lambert Mat Lamp John Lampl Peter Landergan Keith Langhorne Greg Larson Tim Larson John Lauck Kim Lawson David Leach 263 When is a table top as good as a couch? When you’ve had a long, hard day and the faculty lounge is far away. Walter Ledford Diane Lee Diane Leninger David Lemons Joann Lenio Lou Leslie Beverlee Lester Deborah Lettieri Connie Lewis Thomas Lewis Marcia Liljedahl Karen Linden Mark Lindsey Jeff Ling Adam Lipinski Jan Lott Dale Lowe Robin Lownds Sheryl Lukasik Jeff Lunsford 264 Tara Lutz Kitty Lykins Laura Marcrum John Mares James Marin Doug Marquette Kay Martin Lynn Martin Nancy Martin Rob Matsel Glenn Matteson Sue Mayers Stacey MacKenzie Nancy Maddens Mike Magill Patricia Mahoney Robert Main Dorothy Maires Thomas Makely Rukiye Makulu A1 Mann Deborah Manuel Donna Marcinkowski Nancy McCarthy John McCollum Susan McElheny Suzanne McGuire Cynthia McIntyre Robert McIntyre Dan McKinney 265 Dennis McRorie Michelle Meeks Florence Melescue David Mehr Keith Melville Kathy Merna Janis Mesle Erma Metcalf Deborah Milam Louise Miller Mark Miller Robert Miller Taffey Milligan Kevin Milloy Gary Milligan April Milstead Michele Mitchell Sandra Mitchell Russell Mollenauer Melanie Monkusky Ellen Moore Susan Moriarty Gleen Morin Mark Morin Deborah Morris Keith Morrison Barb Morrow Wallace Morrow Renee Mosell Susan Moseley 266 Janice Mosher Gregg Motsko Mike Mudzo Carol Mueller Karen Mueller Darlene Muenzer Connie Muhle Mike Mundy Ann Murphy Mary Murphy Jo Ellen Murrin Robert Murrin Donna Muth Mark Nadeau Larry Nash Karon Nasser Sharon Nasser Linda Neathery LeeAnn Nelbach Eric Nelson Lrank Nelson Janet Nickley Norman Nelson John Norby Kevin North Robert Norton David Oakes Kippi Obst Sarah O’Connell Mary Odenthal 267 Mary Olson Robert Olson James Olszewski Patti O’Neill Larry Orr John Overman Nancy Owens George Page Debbie Painter Steve Pangle Michael Pappas Carol Park Dori Parrish Greg Pasztor James Pasztor Michael Patten Vance Patten Mary Patton Jim Paty Beverly Pearce 268 Ron Pearson Maureen Pender Liz Peoples James Perkins Rosemarie Perkins Paula Perry Joe Pesch Jeff Peterson Leonard Phillips Mack Phillips Brian Pickens David Pirhalla Nick Pishvanov Michael Pitkin Denny Porter Clem Posten Joe Powell Marc Powell Sam Powell Doug Price Jeanne Purple Linda Purser Pam Raabe Carol Rabuck James Raeder Karen Ramsey Laura Ramsey David Rathke Patricia Rausch Charlene Ray 269 John Ray Karen Rea Donna Redd Joan Reed Donna Reese Ron Reeves Dawn Rennie David Revis Dana Richards Darienne Richards Madeline Richards Esther Roberts Gayle Robertson Jeff Robinson Scott Robinson David Roden Karen Roelofs Bruce Rogers Edward Rolfes Robert Romaine Jason Rood Thomas Rose Elizabeth Rothman Anne Roulet Ted Rowden Walter Rudolph Alex Ryder Sue Salta Debbie Salvador Cheryl Samisch 270 How do you measure up, Bob McIntyre? Kevin Sanders David Savage Ken Scaplehorn William Sanford Karen Schillerstrom Harold Schmidle Chris Schmitt Coley Schnorf Stephen Schobelock Lee Schulte Carole Scott Robert Scott Bill Seippel Anne Shaffran Elizabeth Shaw 271 Kevin Shea Cathy Shelley Martin Shepherd Cathleen Sheridan Stephen Sherry Nadine Sherwood Paul Shields Sharon Short Mark Silagy David Simpson Michelle Sincore Shelly Skeens Jane Slaght Mike Slugg Judith Smith Karen Smith Kevin Smith Suzie Smith Carolyn Snead Debbie Sowders Mr. Maranian, do we get an A in Asian Studies if we master chopsticks? m i M B■ K k V„r� kJr ■ j F i I pr lIH | ' •j v I U F 1 -wHPfM® 272 r- V Gregg Spaete Gregory Spar Suza nne Spaulding Joseph Spinelli Gary Stallings Thomas Stanton Bob Starkweather Melissa Starry Tom Steele David Stefano Debbie Stephan Jim Stevens Romona Stepp Bob Stewart Valerie Stimson Paula Stockstill Danny St. Peter Lori Street Susan Strickhouser Kara Stuart Paige Stull Vicki Suite Kim Sullivan Laura Suttlehan Mel Swafford Robert Tallet John Talley Laura Tanner Cathy Taylor Joanna Taylor 273 Michael Taylor Susan Teaford Ricky Tercero Carl Thomas Starla Thompson Lynn Thornton Paul Thorp Terresa Timmons Bill Toone Sandy Trimmer Gregg Trude Wayne Trunfio Nancy Turner Jan Tweddell Jeff Tyndall Wayne Uhl Nancy Ujevich Sue Underwood Juli Walker Mark Walker Patti Walker Peggy Wall John Walls Ted Ward Debbi Warner Thomas Warren Ben Washburn Kim Wasniewski Linda Weakly Larry Wedel 274 v ur- «r “ , mm ' j yvs? £• ' JjSt 1 M Steve Welch Leslie Welker Evelyn Wenger Scott Werbke Kimmi West Kim Whalen Cathy White William Wheeler Susan Wilder Mike Wilds Gary Wiley Daryl Wilkinson Cynthia Willett James Williams Kevin Williams Daryl Wilkinson catches forty winks between classes. 275 i Vicki Barrett Theresa Williams Joy Williamson Tom Windham John Wilson Bruce Woldorf Mike Wood Terri Wood Eric Woodcock Karen Vahouny Geneva VanDelft Mike Vlach David Voigtsberger Richard Vollrath Lowell VonEgger Mary Yescavage Marla Young Mike Young Thomas Young Hank Zumbrum 276 Mrs. Jevcak Becky Brown John Dobey Cathy Main Phil Mannino Mary Lu Markham Joe Martin Linda Matthews Phoebe McCoy Cecelia McDermott Ray Milograno Karen Montieth Candy Parris Joe Schmidlen Marie Senes Melissa Thomas 277 Float committee: (Top picture) Kathy Richardson; Tony Ray. (Bottom) Charles Weston, B. J. Ray, Mary Reardon, Kim Thompson, Tony Ray, Kathy Paschal, Cheryl Oakes. SCHOOL FOUR FIRST PLACE HOMECOMING FLOAT Scdhiub SECRETARY MEDIA Clarijane Bush Keith Harvey James Ratliff GUIDANCE Hannah Alnutt 278 Rita M. Stone, Principal What’s lively, involved, and numbers 600+ ninth and tenth graders from O through Z? School IV, that’s what! A visitor pass¬ ing through the yellow-blue locker area would most certainly find a variety of activity — as early as 7:15 a.m. some students are sit¬ ting at the study carrels grappling with those last geometry problems before hurring off to class; a more lively but equally in¬ tent group is already into the second card game of the day, and a stop by the faculty workroom often reveals a busy mixture of students and teachers. There’s a refreshing unity and pride in School IV — the sort of togetherness that prompts both students and teachers to donate part of their lunch time to make flowers for the homecoming float, the sort of togetherness that made “the Whale of a Decade’’ a whale of success as the winner of the first Robinson float com¬ petition. This same pride is also evident as the various teaching teams attempt to organize the very best programs in English, math, social studies and science. Aware that people learn in many ways, the faculty offers a variety of learning strategies. A Robinson day ends for some with a bus ride home at 2:30, but for many others in School IV the day is starting anew. Some are rehearsing for THE CRUCIBLE, some are playing basket¬ ball, some are wrestling, others are assisting on the math tutor team, or making their very own film for English class. What’s lively and involved? School IV! —Rita M. Stone, Principal School IV COMPETITION 279 SOCIAL STUDIES Gordon Gaiser Jo Crawford m Russell Ross Pictures clockwise: Mr. Gaiser and parent group; World Geography class; Back-To-School Night with Mr. Singletary. MATHEMATICS Barbara Story Terry Sutton Mary Coopper 280 Mary Dansby Joe Yonce SCIENCE Celia Hancock 281 ENGLISH Pictures: Classroom door decor; Mr. Nelson aids Roberta Sullivan. Richard Taylor Bonnie Birdsong A. Mary Reardon Joel Nelson Neville Simon 282 mum Cheryl Oakes Steven Oberlander Christopher O’Connor Danny O’Connor Greg O’Connor Susan Oddenino Patti Odenthal Erin O’Donnell Cathy O’Gara George Opacic Pamela Orahood Randall Orr Cindy Osgood Diana Osinski Patti O’Toole Brady Ours Shirley Overholt Gary Owens Diego Oyhenhart Nick Pacalo John Padgett Robert Page Stephen Page Daphne Palmer Frank Palumbo Ken Pangle Donna Paradise Natham Parrish Kathy Paschal Debi Pastel David Pasztor Rebecca Patellos Samuel Patellos David Patten John Patten John Patterson Anthony Patton Katy Paty James Paul Randy Payne Lisa Peake Rex Pearce 283 Julie Pearson Keith Pearson Todd Peckins Holly Pedersen David Pederson Teresa Pedigo Julie Peed Jean Penaranda Patricia Penaranda David Pender Christine Perch William Perdieu Wanda Perea Patti Perfect Audrey Perkins Roy Perreault Bill Perry Kathy Pesch John Peters Gail Peterson Richard Peterson Larry Peura Gary Phares Eddie Phelps Blake Phillips Carol Phillips Carolyn Phillips Cathy Phillips Mike Phillips Brian Picard Karen Pickering Karen Pistolessi Kathy Place Merril Plait Roy Planalp Scott Plein Dawn Ploe Erin Polcene Lisa Polillo Nita Polillo Frank Polink Darlene Pomps 284 Scott St. Clair confesses! Susie Woods, Carole Stangohr, Shawn Skelly mga | Mark Popivchak Darcey Porter Steve Powell Chip Prescott James Prescott Lynette Price Rea Price Diane Prince Brian Prindle Cheryl Prindle Kathi Pritz Pam Pruitt Bernadette Prutzman Donna Pryor Peggy Pulju Debbie Purser Margaret Purcell Lester Putnam Rick Putnam Russell Putzke Kathy Quinlan Terry Quinn 285 Truly a CHARMing fellow! (SOW nit wt. 24 ox. (I l� . • oz.) 1 24 Count ' • Paul Quintus Rochelle Racknam Beth Raeder Barbara Rallison Jill Rallison Chris Rambin Joyce Ramee Ron Ramey Vince Ramik Julie Ramsay Chery Ramsey Jo Beth Ramsey Mark Rathke Rachel Raty B. J. Ray Dave Ray Debbie Ray Tony Ray Patti Rea Paula Rea Mary Reardon Martha Reeder Pat Reeder Ken Reese 286 Lori Reese Patricia Reeves Robert Reeves Joseph Regan John Reilly Sherri Reiser Audrey Remus Gary Renfrow Brent Reynolds Debbie Reynolds Kathy Reynolds Mark Reynolds Michael Rib Sonny Rice Cathy Richard Lynne Richard Ruth Richards Debbee Richardson Kathy Richardson Scott Richardson Steve Richardson Regina Rider Beth Rieley Debbie Ringgold Diego Rios Dan Riso Anna Rivers Doug Rizzardi Paul Roach Carol Roberts Grace Robertson Robert Robertson Vicki Robertson Janice Robinson Joyce Robinson Mark Robinson Patty Robinson Peter Roche Susan Rock Mark Rockey Stephen Rocky Robin Roe 287 Rocky Roe Bill Rogers Debbie Rogers Mark Rogers Tom Rogers Bob Rogerson Stewart Romack John Romaine Andy Rood John Roop Kyle Roseberry Rick Rosica Ellen Rouse Mark Rowley Adam Rubin Laurie Rubino Tom Rubino Therese Rudiger Frank Rudolph Chris Ruhlen Julie Ruhlen David Russell Joan Rutherford Becky Rutter Nancy Ryder Nancy Rynex Beth Sabo Danny Sachs Ruth Salta Mike Samuelson Jean Sanders Mary Sanford Alan Sardella Stacie Sarnella Kimberly Saylors Sandy Scafe Cindy Scannell Steve Scaplehorn Denise Schaaf Mary Kay Schaaf Frank Schaede Jeffery Schaede 288 John Schaefer David Schaffer Dave Scheider Gary Schick Karen Schirmer Kevin Schieith Barbara Schleusener Larry Schmidle S cott Schmidt Bob Schnorf Lauri Schreck Candy Schuster Ronald Schutt James Schwalls Marie Schwartz Chris Scott Douglas Scott Paul Scozzie Lesley Seiver Kathy Selz Mark Selz Jessica Senio Jeff Sesler Clif Sevachko Jim Shaffran Timothy Shamblin Mike Shanholtzer Katherine Shattuck Cheryl Shaw Evan Shaw Sharon Shaw Wendy Sheehan Jeff Sherman Gary Short Mark Shrader John Shroeder Richard Sidam Lisa Sierra Doug Sifford Todd Sigety Robert Simmons Melody Simpson 289 Who said teachers can’t fight back? Guillaume Sterner, Mrs. Birdsong. Theresa Simpson Nita Sinclair Dani Sincore Shawn Skelly Steve Slaght Betsy Smith Brian Smith Carol Smith Cathy Smith Cindy Smith Cindy Smith Curt Smith David Smith Dan Smith Debbie Smith Gary Smith Kimberly Smith Mack Smith Paul Smith Regina Smith Sarah Smith Stuart Smith Jeff Snyder Julie Snyder 290 Jim Soderholm Sharon Soulsby Christy Southard Helen Southern Rick Sowers Bobbie Spaete Andy Spaulding Sara Spaulding Joe Spencer Mike Spencer Mark Sperry Jeanne Spinks Tom Spradlin Tina Stadsklev Marian Stafford Carol Stangohr Marcia Stansberry Keri Starr Jim Starrs Monica Starrs Melanie Starry Mike St. Clair Pat St. Clair Scott St. Clair Doug Steele Jim Steer Mike Steere Randy Stefano John Steliga Joseph Steliga Beccy Stem Cindy Stem Jim Stepahin Tony Stephan Bill Stephens Garlanda Stephenson Paul Stephenson Guillaume Sterner Holly Stevens Ann Stewart Ken Stockton Diane Stone 291 Candy Storms Kelly Stover Mike Stradtner Steve Strang David Street Debbie Stromeyer Martha Strong Susan Strong Theresa Stuart Linda Stuckey Kip Stull Roberta Sullivan Terry Sullivan Deanna Summers Chris Susco Sindee Sutherland Michael Sutphin Debbie Sutton Laura Sweeney Greg Szabo Susan Szabo Tom Tallet Stella Tarnay Bev Taylor Bob Taylor Cindy Taylor Cyrus Taylor Dawn Taylor Lisa Taylor Nancy Teaford Bill Tebbenhoff Trudy Tebbenhoff Tracy Tharp Mary Thayer John Thelen Grace Thomas Jeff Thomas Ket Thomas Beth Thompson Kim Thompson Ray Thompson Wayne Thorp 292 Connie Thruston Frank Tichenor Carole Timbrook Floward Tipton Jami Tischner Mathew Toloczko Danny Toole Craig Totri Gina Totri Steve Totri Pat Towe Lawrence Townsend Stephanie Treherne Kari Treiber Jimmy Tress Happy Troglia Orville Trohanow Amelia Trotter Kathy Trotter Brad Troutman Wendy Trude Karen Trunfio Carrie Tubella Nancy Turbin Rory Turnage Denny Turner Steve Turner Mike Tuttle Carol Tweddell Bruce Tyburske Robert Tyler Blaine Unerwood Karen Underwood Francis Urbany Roxanne Uyeda Warren Van Benthuysen Jane Van Buskirk Bob Vandeventer Jane Van Gilst Donna Van Keuren Barbara Van Matre Patti Van Meter 293 Ann Vargo Meredith Vasaly Peter Vasaly Dawn Veitenthal James Veneziano Kenise Venskus John Verban Leslie Virnelson Kim Vlach Karen Von Blon Margaret Vollmer Bob Vollrath Jackie Voltz Angela Wackett Linda Wacle Jerry Waddell Brian Wahl Don Waldron Dawn Walker Doug Walker Mark Walker Jeff Wall Sean Wall Georgette Wallace Beth Walsh Bonnie Walter Peggy Walton Robin Wambold David Ward Eric Ward Karen Ward William Ward Lynn Warlick Kathi Warner Cathie Warren Bob Warren Teri Watkins Michael Watts Orville Weakley Paula Weakley Butch Weathers 294 SCHOOL IV SRA OFFICERS AND CABINET President Alan Sardella Vice President Daphne Palmer Secretary Cindy Smith Treasurer Barb White Publicity Kathy Richardson Parliamentarian James Paul Communications Dave Wright Public Relations B. J. Ray Diego Oyenhart Left to Right: White, Sardella, Palmer, Smith. Beth Webb Jim Weber Roy Weber John Webster David Wedding Chuck Wedel Chris Weden Patty Wedgewood KevinWeinberg Mary Welch Thad Welch Thomas Welch Sandy Wenning Geneva West Dean Westenberg Charles Weston Bob Wethevington Jean Whalen Ronnie Whalen Tom Whalen Arthur Whipple Kevin Whitaker Anita White Barbara White 295 Ben White John White Joyce White Melanie White Joey Whitenack Kurt Whitener Don Whyte Lisa Wigg Gretchen Wilder Jack Wilfong Karen Wilkie Marie Wilkie Donald Wilkins Danny Wilkinson David Williams Evelyn Williams Jane Williams Linda Williams Marie Williams Marla Williams Randy Williams Tod Williams Yvonne Williams Brenda Wilson Patti Wilson Wendy Wilson Gustan Wirth Michael Wirth Martin Wisckol Denise Wittich Angela Wong Kevin Wood Louis Wood Mike Woods Susie Woods Phyliss Woolaver Joann Woolfrey Donna Worman Monica Worth Debbie Wren Laura Wrench David Wright 296 Steven Wright Win Wright Mark Wuckovich Bruce Wuethrick Elaine Yadeski Richard Yano Cindy Yauger Sandy Yauger Bob Yescavage Connie Young Nance Young Patti Young Robert Yowell Christy Zalounis Lisa Zareski Michelle Zerbe Mike Zettel Regi Zettel Amy Ziff Doug Zuke LATE PICTURES Monica Rataic Steve Reynolds Joe Revard Susan Running Mirta Sanchez Frank Scherer John Scott Richard Skaar Uhlan Skelsey B. J. Smith Bruce Smith Jeannette Smith Jude Stevens James Swann David Swernofsky Ray Symanski Trishaw Trainor David True James Turpin Donna Tuimpower Jim Vehrs Jim Vogel Steve Washniewski David Waston Greg Whalen Darrly Wilkins Cathy Young Steve Zavada 297 : MATH Linda Perkins Dennis Osborn Mr. Hunt guards the door — won’t that bell ever ring? Woodward Hunt Robert Hayler LIBRARY GUIDANCE Nancy Bard Edna Goldsmith Alice Maguire Fred Welch 298 Bea Woolaver Joey Revard, Mary Belote take a break in the library. SECRETARY SCHOOL THREE Charles Blanton, Principal � 299 Above: Mrs. Lunger’s class. Right: Jeff Den¬ nis and Pat Dunn share a private joke. ENGLISH Kathleen Messick Norris Williams SCIENCE Eleanor Lunger Andrea Crowley . Geraldine Inge David Caughey 300 Upper: Mrs. Swafford helps Kim Ellis. Lower: Collage covering con¬ temporary crises. Patricia Jones SOCIAL STUDIES Susan Swafford Donald Brumback Mary Ann Hughes Thomas Rich 301 SCHOOL THREE OFFICERS Mark Bennett—President, Kim Armstrong—Vice-President, Denise Cassidy—Secretary, Jane Cady—Treasurer. 302 Lori Abbey Mark Abraham Donald Abrahams Phillip Ackerman Liz Acosta Debbie Adams James Adams Jeff Adams Mike Adams Chris Ahern Kevin Ahern Jill Aikman Debbi Akin Mike Alber Cindy Albers Susan Albers Peter Alexander David Alley Beth Ailinder Sue Ailinder Mike Allison Andy Almaguer Nancy Almon Vickie Amosen Greg Ames Karen Anderson Mike Anderson Elaine Anderton Kathy Andrzejewski Kevin Angelo Chris Anton Cheryl Apple Jeff Armatrout Greg Armatrout Charles Armstrong Jimmy Armstrong Kimberly Armstrong Mike Armstrong Pauline Armstrong Lynda Arnone Grace Arrington Sarah Arthurs 303 Stephen Ashburn Mike Austin Liddy Avery Connie Aylestock Sherri Baber Sandra Barbour Jillus Bacchieri Dave Baciocco Debi Baciocco Nancy Bailey Terry Baker Karen Bakken Karl Bakken Nancy Banks Kathy Baran Denise Barber Charlene Barbour John Barcynski Debbie Bannett Steve Barr Britt Barrineau Ross Bartell Marjory Barth David Bartholomew Lisa Bartholomew Bart Bartlett Nancy Bartlett Kathleen Barton Vicki Barton Jaqui Barrett Eillen Barrigan Angela Battle Kerry Bauman Stephen Bayne Rea Bayyat Fred Beachum Miles Bean Diane Beard Kathi Beasley Joe Becker Connie Bedwell Alan Bee 304 Parent Aid Mrs. Collins helps Karen Danford. UnA ■£ TijQ ' . jBct Ym i - iff 1- H11?.A: II % l Roger Behrend William Bell Lisa Bellamy Mary Belotti Mark Benacquista Donald Bender Jay Bennett Kathy Bennett Mark Bennett Sheryl Benton Carolyn Berkwitt Belynda Berry Greg Besio Angela Bettis Alan Beveridge Jon Beveridge Deborah Biaser Jim Biesemeyer Doug Bishop Steven Bishop Cathy Bispo Debbie Bispo Betty Bivona Carol Bivona 305 306 Charles Black Stacy Black Lori Blamer Melanie Blamires Marcia Blanchard Charles Blank Jeff Blankenship Tom Blaser Susan Blevins Janet Bloxton Cheryl Bolt Oran Bonds Joe Borgerding Steven Bott Mike Botts Michael Bouslog Scott Bowen Tricia Bowers Stephen Bowles Susan Boyd Anna Bradbury Ginger Braddon Joyce Bradley Scheryl Bradley Donald Brannen Linda Braxdale Buzz Bray Kristen Braybrooke Kenny Breeden Kathy Breimann Robert Jackson, John Fuller, Kevin Mundy Pat Brennan Scott Breslin Craig Brewer Mark Brewer John Briggs John Brissy Mary Brissy Angie Brito Tim Broadus John Brochu Brian Brodin Brad Broehm Kathi Brooks Linda Brooks Raff Brooks Chuck Brown Douglas Brown Elise Brown Greg Brown John Brown Leonard Brown Mike Brown Missy Brown Sheri Brown Thaddeus Brown Tracy Brown Stephen Broyles Jeanne Bruce Dennis Brun Richard Bryant Ronald Buchanan William Buchanan Gretchen Buchholtz Elizabeth Buchwald Lisa Bull Patti Bunting Jerry Bunyard Audrey Buono Shawn Burch Doug Burke Joyce Burke Paul Burke 307 Robert Burke Deidra Burkholder David Burks Tom Burnam Valerie Burnette Karen Burroughs Eddie Burtnette John Buscher David Bustler Jeff Caceres Jane Cady Drew Cahours Catherine Calhoun Steve Camacho Kurt Callaway Becky Cameron James Cameron Gary Campbell Laura Campbell Leslie Campbell Maureen Campbell Rick Campbell Scott Campbell Catherine Canfield Robin Carew John Carey Glen Carling Darrell Carlisle Cindy Carlson Janet Carlson Connie Carney Brian Carpet Leslie Carpenter Renee Carpenter Adrienne Carr Barbara Carr Susan Carrington Jon Carroll Glennis Carter Terry Carver Lisa Case 308 Jim Casey Rob Casey Shawn Casey Ellen Cassanos Denise Cassetty Cathy Castner Judy Caswell William Cataldo Nan Cates Carl Catherine Greg Cava Karen Caudill Kevin Cawley Mike Cervini Diana Chadeduyne Thomas Chamberlin Susan Chanslor Diane Charlton Sharon Chase Jackie Chestnut Janet Chestnut Barbara Childs Christine Childs Clarence Craven As the twig said to the acorn—Geometry! 309 Cheryl Chisholm Chip Chrisholm , Cheryl Christ Cindy Christ Tom Christel Steve Christensen John Christopher Dawn Cissel James Cissel Scott Ciurana Thomas Clagget Holly Clanahan Kathy Clarity Brian Clark Charlie Clark Jenny Clark Laura Clark Stanely Clark Glen Claypool Ellen Clement Cindy Clements Steve Clements Susan Clements Mike Clemmons Susan Clift Debby Cloney Bobby Cobb Bill Coe Joseph Cofer Liz Coffee Cheryl Coffett Wanda Coffey Ginny Colz Dave Coleman Daniel Collen Gloria Collier Cathy Collins Cheryl Collins Laura Cology Lisa Cology Lois Cootrin Debbie Compton 310 Randall Compton John Condon Carlos Conley Edd Conley Ken Conley Donna Connolly Marci Connolly Brian Conroy Sandra Cook Steve Coolbaugh Diana Cooper Jeaneen Cooper Richard Cooper Steve Cooper Joseph Corley Edward Cornwell Hank Corscadden Terry Cotton Bryan Coughlan Meredith Coughlan Mike Combs Linda Cousins Ann Couture John Couture Cynthia Crafton Dwight Cragun Glenn Compton Dana Crane Laurie Cranford Susan Cranshaw Dan Bonds and Joan Flight 311 Mark Schrader, Steve Wasniewski, Mike Allison shoot the breeze. Sharon Craven Eryn Creedon Rob Creedon Melissa Crick Judy Crigler Julie Crockett Kathy Crockett Timothy Croll Judi Cronshaw David Cronkhite Stephen Crow LeeAnn Crowe Blaine Crowther Cindy Crumb Anna Cummings Helen Cummings Gigi Curtin Tom Curtin Michael Curtis Penny Dalton Joe Daly John Daly Karen Danford David Daussin 312 Michele Daussin Kara David Trica Davidson Ellen Davis Jeff Davis Linda Davis Melissa Davis Erick Davidson Richard Davies Scott Day Arthur Dean Cecil Deane Tommy Deane Kim Deck Mike Decker Tony Dee Ken Degen James Degraff Cindy DeHart Dave Dejarnette Michael Delaney Robert Delvo James Denery Jeff Dennis Deborah Detwiler Linda Detwiler Kathy Deuereux Karen Devine Perre Dewalt Mide DeYoung Ralph DiBari Julie Dickman Susan Diehl Cindy Diaz Lesa Diez Mike Digby David Dincher Donna Dixon Nancy Donaldson Jim Doneghy Kathy Donnelly P. J. Dooley 313 Terry Dorough Debbie Dougherty Tammy Dove Catherine Downey John Doyle Buzz Draper Lynne Drinnon Christine DuBois Kathy Duffield Michael Duffield Jean Duke Jan Duley Dianne Dunfee Anne Dunham Shawn Dunlap Pat Dunn John Durany Pete Duryea Don Dustin Chuis Duyer Michael Duyer Randy Dyer Joyce Eanes John Earls Joyce Early Mark Eaton Kent Eberhardt David Edwards John Edwards Karen Edwards Debbie Eyer Susan Eichelman Cheryl Eisenhard Mark Eisehower Anita Eklund Helen El felt Lizann El felt Peter Elliot Cheri Elliot Kim Ellis Mark Ellis Scott Ellis 314 Debbie Ellison Michael Emlet Rick Emrice Kim Erb Mark Eskridge Susan Essman Mary Ann Eustis Glen Evans James Evans Laura Evins Myron Everton Pete Evanow Jeanie Fall Nancy Falkenstein Garry Farmer Susan Farmer Michele Farney Janet Farguharson Pat Farragher Teresa Farragher Julie Farrell Steve Farrell Lawrence Fellenz Julie Ferrara William Ferrell Susan Friel Frank Filipy Laura Fine Laura Finzel Sean Fitmaurice 315 Kevin Flaherty Maureen Flaherty Chip Fletcher Joan Flight Janice Flower Brian Flynn Cathie Flynn Charles Foer Lisa Foister John Folks Sharon Follin Jorse Font Connie Foran John Foran Jeff Ford Marianne Ford Liz Foreman Andy Foster Dan Foster Jack Fowler Jim Fox David Frank Robert Frasca Brian Frear Not as good as a hotdog, but it sure beats pencils! Lynne Freeman John Fritschen Laura Fry Dale Fuller Donald Fuller Joe Fuller Bill Fullerton Lynn Fullerton John Garbbard Suzanne Gallier Mike Galstan Madeline Galvin Steve Galvin Tricia Gandy Jim Gannon Cindy Garber Steve Garcia Joan Gardiner Ann Gardner Winni Gardner Ginny Gardner Gregory Gardner Jerry Gardner William Garman Randy Garrick Madeline Gasdik Cherie Gass Susan Gatlin Tim Gay Mark Gearhart Tina Geither Julie George William Georgen Cathy Gerdon Wendy Gergardt David Geir Terry Gierich Danny Gilchrist Dan Gill Kathy Gill Patty Gillam Terri Gilliland 317 Cathy Gillis John Gilstrap Ginny Gioiosa Lewi Gioiosa Joy Gladwell Karen Slasner Patricia Gluchowski Susan Glace Kristi Godfrey Philip Godwin Phil Goelz Manny Goetz Bobby Goff Will Goldbreck Barbara Goldian Jon Good Susie Goonan Jack Goodwin Steve Gould Teresa Gould Susan Gouldman Kollin Gowans Patrick Graham Bill Grammer Robert Grant Debbie Grassier Allyson Growl Nancy Gravitt Patricia Gray Brent Greaser Shawn Greene Rob Greenberg John Gregory Lisa Gregory Pam Grich Chuck Griffen Donna Griffing Linda Griffing Noel Griffis Debbie Gross Tinia Grove Shelly Grundler 318 0 319 SECRETARY Jane Slimak LIBRARY GUIDANCE Mary Dicken Merrill Dick John Hutman 320 WORK-STUDY Richard Pusey Suellen Korn SCHOOL TWO 321 • ' Ann Christmas Diane Gans Avery Hall Frances Waldron GEOGRAPHY Betty Jane Broman Roberta Sanders Mrs. Sanders and David Bohler discuss our South American neighbors. 322 Anne Walsh ENGLISH SCIENCE James Ballard Annette Buzzelli Jenni Jesperson returns to work! 81 ! 323 SCHOOL TWO OFFICERS Virginia Joyner — Secretary, Mrs. Diane Gans — Sponsor, Carol Johnson — President, Robin Jacoboski — Treasurer. MATH 324 Harry Barber Calvin Barbaur Tony Bertrand Paul Beruff Merita Bradley Christine Burke Eddie Burke Tom Garbee Dan H aas Jill Haberle Marcia Haberstroh Steve Hackney Kevan Hale David Hall Phil Hall Ronald Hall Ronda Hall Steve Hall Tim Halnon Richard Hamel Janice Hamilton Byron Hammons Brandon Hanchett Michael Hancock Susan Handa David Hannum Dan Hanson David Hanson Linda Hanson Matthew Harms Bill Harris Carol Harris Dennis Harris Steve Harris Robert Hartian Cindy Hartman Ellen Hartnett Tracey Harvey Debbie Hash Steven Hattersley Kim Havens Karen Hawes 325 Cindy Hawley Cindy Hawthorne Betty Hayes Greg Hayes Debbie Hazzard Joan Head Tina Heard Jackie Heck Susan Heckelman Jeff Hedges Sharon Hedges John Heenan Robin Heffernan Jeff Heidig Jim Heinbaugh Bill Heizer Anne Helker Debbie Hellerman Jeannie Hellwedge Linda Hellwedge Shawn Hennesy Jody Henriksen Carol Henry Dan Hensley Chuck Herb Kim Herb Shari Hergesheimer Chris Herman Carolyn Herold Dean Hess Dorothy Hess Mary Beth H ess Chris Hibbert Mike Hibbert Cortney Hicklin Gail Hicks Kelly Higgins Barb High Rebecca H igh field Jim Hiley Molly Hill Pat Hillery 326 What’s a seventeen-letter word for sex! Kevin Hillock Kathy Himes William Himmler Theresa Hinshaw Theresa Hinshaw Frederick Hissong Julie Hitch Eileen Hoag Donna Hock Richard Hock Kim Hockman Rae Hodge Lori Hoey Valerie Hoey Helen Hoffman Richard Hogen Kelly Hogrefe David Holden Sue Holford John Holland Linda Holland Rose Holland Steve Holm Terry Holman Thomas Holman 327 Claudia Holmes Ken Holroyd Judy Holtzclaw David Hook Betty Hopkins Sherri Hopkins Bill Horan David Hornick Ike Horrisons Sarah Hosman Debbie Houff Billy House Mark House Floyd Houston Cheryl Howard Kathy Howard Steve Howard Robert Howe Chris Hubbard Melinda Hubbard Ray Huber Leslie Huddle Diana Hudson Donna Hudson Valerie Hudson Laurel Hughes Donna Hull Karen Hull Keith Hume Patricia Humphrey 328 Leslie Hunt Celia Hunter Denise Hunter Barbara Hurley Jim Hurley Ann Hutchison Linda Hutson Sandi Hutson Catherine Hyatt Sue Hyer Edward Hynes Mike lanucci Chip Iliff Eric Inman Tish Inman Andrea Ippolito Doug Irwin Betty Sue Jackson Cora Jackson Ernie Jackson Gwen Jackson Mike Jackson Thelma Jackson Brian Jacobeen Jean Jacobeen Robyn Jakoboski Susan Jansen Cary Jennings Kevin Jennings Jenni Jesperson Debbie Jewell Richard Johns Tim Johns Cindy Johnson Ginger Johnson Nancy Johnson Pat Johnson Vicki Johnson Tom Johnston Charles Jones Dianne Jones Jackie Jones 329 Lori Jones Louwana Jones Rick Jones Robert Jones Scott Jones Valerie Jones Rich Joyce Virginia Joyner Mark Kaczmarek A. J. Kaehn Kandi Kaliher Kitty Kaliher Linda Kaltenborn Mark Kaltenborn Stephanie Kan Anne Karnes Kathy Kastner Steven Kauder Dorothy Kauflin Susan Kaufman Susan Kela Dan Kellert Cindy Kelley Julie Kelly Tom Kelly Kathy Keppel Becky Kerner Cathy Kessler Tom Kidwell Kathy Kiefer Kevin Kilgallen Andy Kilikauskas Debbie Kinback Sue Kindel Dianna King Theresa King Henry Kinney Daniel Kiplinger Marci Kiplinger Dana Kirby James Kirby Kim Kirby 330 A quiet moment in the library. Teri Kirkpatrick Karen Kirtley Garry Klein Kevan Klubertanz Gretchen Kluge Kelly Knapp Judy Knott Kerry Kohl Beate Kohler Joe Kotwicki Barbara Koury Bobbie Kowalski Jon Krahl Kathy Kraus Alan Krytusa Tina Krytusa Mike Kulenguski Nancy Kupec Kathy LaBatt Carol Lacquement William Lake Lisa Lamb Ashley Lambert Michael Lander 331 Michael Langager Gloria Langhorne Paul Langley Michael Lanham Bryan Lankhorst Mike Lansing Lorraine LaPanna Linda Lare Richard Larimer Nancy Larson Linda Lawson Mike Lawson Richard Lawson Steve Layne Patricia Leach Richard Leahy Kenneth Lee Frank Leech Carole Legener Susan Legener Ann Leighty Duane Leininger Michael Lemley Kevin Lemmon John Lemon Catherine Lennon Randy Lenski Mike Lent Jay Lerch Jim Lester Paul Lettieri Susan Lewicki Debbie Lewis Heidi Lewis Jon Lewis Margaret Lewis Tom Lewis Tim Lex Richard Lichtenberger Kathy Liffert Valerie Light Robin Vindsey 332 Jig fifes Tara Linne Richard Lion Gary Livers William Lloyd Gary Lockowandt John Loftus Rene London Don Looney Karen Lorenzi Bruce Love Ed Lovett James Lovett Martin Lovett Todd Lovett David Lowe John Lowe Kathy Lowe Renee Lowe Joy Lowry Terry Lucero Frank Lukasik Nancy Lukstat Jeanne Lull Laura Lund Jeffery Lunn Sig Lutyk Wendy Lutz Clark Lycan Joe Lykins Mike Lykins Let go of my ear! . 4- 333 Watch that knife, sister! Brook Lyles Patti Lynch Bruce Lyttle Bruce MacDonald Pete MacDonald Paul Macek Doug MacFarland Joe Macklin Mike Macklin Bill Madigan Gary Madison Ken Magill Mary Maginnis Canan MaKulu Gary Maley Hugo Malone Diane Mancene Chuck Mangum Debbie Mannherz Diane Mannino John Manos Kathy Mansfield Patricia Marcey Rosemarie Marcinkowski 334 Cindy Marcus Philip Mares Dana Marquette Jackie Marshall Dianne Martin Joe Martin Mary Ellen Martin Mike Martin Mark Masaitis Debra Mason Karen Mason Linda Mason Carol Mathis Nadine Matteson Cindy Matthews Shelby Matthews Don Mattingly Donna Maubray Joe Maupin Joe May Janice Mayberry Dan Mayer Debbie Mayer John Mayers Dannie McCabe Kathleen McCabe Rosie McCann Micharl McClendon Leslie McClintock Courtney McClurg Bill McCool Michael McCormick Scott McCracken Carolynne McDaniel James McDermott Lance McDermott Autumn McDonald Ann McElheny Connie McGehee Connie McGettigan Kathy McGhee Sandy McGinnis 335 Diane McGowan Jean McGrath Patty McGrath Marcia McGuire Mark McGuire Cathy McHale Bill McKechnie Sandy McKeon Jim McKeown Steve McKinney Dave McLaughlin Scott McLaughlin Doug McMahan Kathy McManus Gregory McMasters Susan McNabb Missy McNair Patricia McNamee Jane McRae Lauri McWilliams Penni Meachum Dan Mead David Mead B. J. Meadows Melanie Meeks Susan Meharg Jeffrey Mehr Barbara Mellender Sharon Melling Debbie Melvin Stephen Mennona Greg Meredith Sue Meredith Carol Merkling Woody Merritt Sue Metzger Lisa Meyer Ann Miller Brian Miller Cammi Miller Cheryl Miller Chris Miller 336 Donny Miller Fred Miller Jan Miller. Robert Miller Kathy Milligan Chris Misener John Mitchell Kim Mitchell Lisbeth Mitchell Carrie Moehling Vicki Moehling Ken Mohlmann Mark Mohlmann Steve Mohr Pamela Mokarem Martin Moke Anne Montgomery Janet Montgomery Mary Moore Pern Moore Terry Moore Mary Ellen Morales Elizabeth Marefield Bob Morgan George Morgan John Morgan Mike Moriarity Rozanne Morley Mark Morris Stephanie Morris 337 Karl Morrison Lori Morrison Gary Moss David Mozingo Priscilla Mulling Helen Mulvihill Joanne Murphy John Murphy Kathy Murphy Kevin Murphy Larry Murphy Nancy Murphy Tom Myhre John Naler Gaston Naranjo Danny Neff Stephen Nehrt Robin Nelbach Debbie Nelson Greg Nelson Karen Nelson Kimberly Ness Jalayne Newby Greg Newman Irwin Newman Gay Nichols Suzy Northcutt Michael Norton Jay Nowakowski Steve Nowakowski Susan Nugent George Redmon Debbie Riggles John Sheets Terry Shriley Susan Stemmerman Elsie Thomas Harry White Mary Woolfrey Ricky Wortman Ed Wright 338 Beth Heizer Marissa Herrera Holly Hilbert Carol Johnson Theresa Kershes Lisa Kimbro Charles Lamb Evi Langford Scott Lazarus Scott Legros Cindy Long Lisa McRae Jim Makris Becky Marshall Mike Mathews Glenn Maxfield Dodie Michaud Clifford Miller Enita Naranjo Kevin Newton LIBRARY Michael Bartlett Hazel Ponder GUIDANCE Lynn Carroll Gordon Harpring 340 Eighth Grade Cheerleaders Row Three: Kathy McGuire, Diane Bernhardt, Captain; Kari Fleming, Co-Captain. Row Two: Bethann Jakoboski, Terri Crosier, Jan Brown, Kathy Redican. Row One: Kathy McCollum, Gloria Perez. SCHOOL ONE Michael Chuey, Principal SECRETARY WORK-STUDY Gwen Wood Nell Kolterman Eloise Clarke 341 Belva Eitner measures up” in IPS. ENGLISH Cheri Gaynor Karen Perelman Renie Wolfe Mary Jullien Richard Wade, Mark Newton like the library. Susan McElfresh Mary Jennings William Campbell Mary Sue France 342 SCIENCE Andrew Burch READING Marylu Simon Sharon Rice Jane Lassiter Nell Hurt Pamela Davis MATH Steve Watts, Mark Bennett, Miss Lassiter, Lynn Lines. 343 SCHOOL ONE OFFICERS Left to Right: Jan Brown — Vice- President, Jackie Jackson — Secretary, Allison Cywin — President, Lynn Broadus — Treasurer. 344 Alfred Abernathy Ruth Acerbi Timothy Achor Jennifer Adams Robert Ait Mark Albers Rexanne Allman Andrew Anderson Liz Andrews Mike Andrzejewski David Apker Allen Apple Alexandra Arreaza Barb Atkinson Flip Atkinson Kenny Augst Julie Avery Clay Babcock Lori Bachner Mark Balady Kenneth Barbour Sarah Barden Philip Barnes Jimmie Barrett Deborah Barton David Bartz Debra Bates Chris Beakey Kathryn Bean Mary Bean David Beard Julie Bearinger Peter Beczkiewicz Robin Beddingfield Ellen Bedwell Phyliss Bee Clark Beil Carolyn Bell Jackie Bell Debbie Belotti James Bennett Mark Bennett 345 Thomas Bennett Tracy Bennett Julie Bennington Nola Benson Sue Bergeron Gary Berna Diane Bernhardt Mike Beruff Wanda Bickers Tom Blaz Jay Black Rhonda Blasingame Robert Blevins Bill Blevins Lisa Blickle Glenn Bloom Jean Bloxton Tim Boland Brenda Bonney Merriann Boroughs Henry Borek Ann Borgerding Mike Botis Linda Bouslog Alexandra Boyd Mike Boyd Scott Branton David Braddon Gail Brannen Mike Branstiter Tim Breeden Laura Brewer Beth Brigidini Lynn Broaddus Barry Broadus David Brown Jan Brown Patti Brown Randy Brown Tracy Brown Gaye Bruens Brenda Bunyard 346 Sue Diehl, Glenn Fuesel, Jimmy Barrett Scott Burnette Diane Burton Caryn Bush Cathleen Bush Danny Buster Donna Caldwell Shelley Cameron Larry Cardenas Yvonne Cardenas Jeff Carey Robert Carneal Barbara Carnes Louise Carter Danny Carver Robert Cashion Cheryl Chenault Roinen Chittenden David Clark Amy Clayton David Clement Sheri Clifford Cathy Coggins Karen Cole Bill Collard 347 348 Beverly Collins Ray Compton Chris Condon Mile Confoy Nancy Conlan Steve Conley Lynette Constantinides Steve Cooley Bruce Cook Charlotte Cook James Cooper Matthew Copp Cheri Corley Kim Corn Brian Covington Randall Crabtree David Crafton Patricia Craig Mark Craven John Creedon Karen Crews Robin Crider Terri Crosier Renee Cross Steve Crowe Kim Crowther Dan Cullen Larry Cullers Dwaine Cunningham Pamela Curran Vita Kawashima, Robert Payne Cathy Cutler Steve Cytryn Allison Cywin Mike Czina Kathy Daly Joanne Danfora Gayla Davis James Davis John Davis Mary Jane Davis Elaine DeAngelus Stephen Delaney Elinor Denery Paula Denny Charles Diamond Doug Dobey Patricia Donlinger Kevin Donnelly Gregory Dorough Nancy Doss Steven Downey Andrea Doyle Craig Droper Linda Dubois Jack Dulan Wymond Duncan Denise Dunfee Julie Dunham Joe Dunn Martha Dunn Patty Dwyer Lynn Dyer Nancy Eanes Belva Eitner Lynn Eklund Stewart Elliott Steve Ellison Stan Ellsworth Marty Elvin Lisa Emlet Cindy Ense Ann Essman f 349 Anne Evans Louise Evans Marie Fanelli Steve Farmer Maureen Farrell Frank Ferguson Pete Filiatreau Chuck Finneyfrock Joanne Fitzgerald Suzie Flach Kari Fleming Joyce Folks Mike Fones James Foster Richard Fowler Wendy Fowler Donna Fowlkes Norman Fox Sharon Fox Pam Frank Mark Franzman Lisa Freund Mark Friese Duane Fulton Linda Fulton Susan Fulton Elizabeth Galindo Charles Garber Sherrie Garber Lynn Gardner Amy Geithner Sandra George Nancy Gilbertson Thomas Gill Mark Goad Sarah Godwin Alice Goetz Linda Golden George Goldian Chris Goodwin Tim Gould John Green 350 Barbara Greer Grant Gregory Wayne Gregory Heidi Greiner Richard Grick Maureen Griffis Sam Guthrie Alison Haberle Mark Hackney Holly Haen Jeff Hall Melanie Hall Sharon Hall Ronnie Hamilton Karen Hammons Eddie Hancock Greg Hancock James Hannon Karen Hannum Mark Harant Nancy Harmon Peggy Harmon Lisa Harrington Craig Harris Dan Hartnett Dennis Hathaway Keith Havens Scott Hayes Kevin Haymaker Sandy Hays Debbie Hedgepeth Sara Henderson Hugh Hennesy Kermit Henninger Sheila Henriksen Sandy Herring Ann Herrman Susanne Hess Phyliss Highland Mark Hilbrink Anara Hines Patti Hines 351 Annette Hissong Larry Hockman Karen Hoffman Mike Hokana Michael Holleran Lauree Hook Robin Hopkins Bobby Horan James Hornbrook Dana Hottel Pam Howard Steven Hubacek Lori Huddle Brian Hudson Brodie Huebner Brooke Huebner Dean Hughes Bob Hull John Humphries Bruce Hunter Kelvin Hunter James Hurst Deborah Ingram Sylvia Ishii Colt Jackson Elizabeth Jackson Harriet Jackson Jacqueline Jackson Joanne Jackson Bethann Jakoboski Jeff James Dianne Janczewski James Jeffries Kim Jennings Mary Jett Vicky Jiggetts Larry Johnson Sam Johnston Hope Jones Kelly Jones Ronald Jones Jai Jordan Donna Juncal 352 Tammy Kaler Anne Kalyan Debbie Kelly DeeDee Kelly Rob Kennedy Terri Keppel Mark Key Eddie Kidwell Deborah Kimblern Rosalie King Teru Kinney Bucky Kirby Linda Kivi Vance Klager Steve Klem Dan Klooster Arthur Klos Andy Kluge Karen Knapp David Kodama Lois Korb Nancy Koury Cindy Krafsig Leann Krause Future soccer stars practice in main hall. 353 Kevin Kreitz Kevin Kruczec Ginger Kuykendall Mike Lamb Allison Lambert Kurt Lambert Mary Landergan Anthony Lare Joey Larkin Rebecca Law Lisa Leach Anna Lee Kory Lee Tom Legener Pam Leighty Marie Lemon Patricia Lewis Julie Lexcen Nick Liberatore Jim Lillard Lynne Lines Gary Ling Eva Lipinski Glen Livers Mike Lohr David Looney Steve Lownds Paul Lumsden Susan Lunn Karen Lutz A rousing game of computer baseball. 354 Gilbert Lyttle Betsy Macklin Mike Maddox Peggy Madigan Frank Maeger Carol Magill Maury Maige Eric Malmgren Tim Mann Karen Manos Frankie Marcinkowski Anne Mares Cathy Markham Wayne Marsh William Marshall Paul Martin Matt Mathison Ginger Matthews Sarah Maupin Marion McCarthy Mike McClure Kathy McCollum James McCormack Pat McCoy Sandra McCracken Terry McDermott Anthony McDonald Kathryn McDonald Andrea McGinnis Mary McGowan Mike McGrath Kathleen McGuire Alan Mcllwee Brenda McIntyre James McLain Tim Mead Debbie Meckulch Corinne Meek Jimmy Melescue Jean Mesle Mike Metheny Lowell Middleton 355 Leslie Miller Pam Miller Eileen Milloy Maureen Milloy Vicki Mills Glenn Milton Marilyn Minchk Cynthia Mitchell Lizabeth Mitchell Kim Moehling Danny Moening Andy Moore Joann Morales Donna Moran Dan Morefield Don Morgan Jamie Morgan Debbie Morris Donald Morris Mark Morris Teresa Morris Lisa Mudzo Kevin Mundy Maryann Murphy Linda Nardiello Mark Neuman Rebecca Newport Mark Newton Norman Newton Robert Neyhart Mark Niemeier Clifford Noble Cindy Northcutt Catherine O’Connell Kevin O ' Connor Sandra Oddenino Robert Olinger Nancy Olson Robert Olson Kathy Orr Ronny O’Shea Kevin Osinski 356 John Ott Kathy Ours John Oyenhart Debbie Padgett Elizabeth Pafenberg Carleen Paradise Mike Parker Kay Parris Dawn P arsons Priscilla Patellos David Patterson Robert Payne Joe Pender Steve Pennington Tim Pennington Dorothy Perdieu David Perea David Perez Gloria Perez Mike Perry Scott Peters Anthony Petinga Melanie Pewatts Tamra Phares Nancy Phillips Debbie Pitkin John Pittman Vicki Platt Lynn Ploe Brian Polink David Pope Terry Porter John Poti Kim Potts Mike Power James Pray Denise Pretsch Kevin Prindle Lizabeth Prins Mike Prouty Bill Prutzman Linda Puckette 357 Billy Purcell Doug Purcell Gary Purse Mitzie Putnam Susan Putnam Robert Quinlau Maude Rapaport Kathryn Rawls Cheri Reconnu Kathy Redican Thomas Reed Doris Rees Gary Reeves Linda Reeves Rolf Reeves Tom Rehm Gloria Renfrow Timmy Revard Debbie Rib Steve Rice Hilery Richards Marilisa Richards Jennifer Rigney Scott Roberts Mike Scott and Craig Draper openly discuss the little red-headed girl in sub-school one. 358 Mike Robey Ada Robinson Margaret Robinson Marie Robinson Wendell Robinson Tim Rocke Jackie Roden Eric Rodgers Edith Roessler Jeff Rogers Valli Romero Paul Roscoe Bret Roseberry Susan Rosica Mark Rothermel Ginger Rouse Lisa Rowden Randy Rubino Barbara Rupard Leslie Ryland Carol Sabo Robert Sachs Sabrina Sala Mark Samisch Larry Samuels Adrienne Sardella Carol Savage Jody Scafe Mark Scannell Sharon Schaeffer Laura Schnell Kent Schutte Randy Schutt Mike Scott Janice Seipel John Sesler Cheryl Shamblin William Shaw Richard Shelley Kevin Sheridan Deborah Short Wanda Short 359 Mary Simmons Charles Sinclair Mike Sincore Terry Skala Cathy Skidmore Paul Slater Margaret Slugg Angie Slusher Bryan Smith Camille Smith Cathy Smith Cheryl Smith Jay Smith Lynore Smith Thomas Smith Thomas Smith Wendy Smith Peter Snow David Snyder Judy Snyder Cathy Solibakke Charles Somers Matt Somerville Karen Sottak Brian Soulsby Mark Souther Reid Sowder Jeanie Spar Greg Spinner Craig Sprandel Lisa Stacey Connie Stack Michael Stafford Lester Stanley Pamela Starrett Bob Steer David Stein Bob Stephenson Becky Stinson James Strang Jodi Street Karen Stride 360 Tony Stromeyer Lori Stuart Ellen Summer Edith Swann Brian Swick Mike Syzmanski Bill Taggart Darren Talbot Michael Talley Lester Tanner Cindy Tasker Vicki Tattarelli Calvin Taylor Harvey Taylor Robert Taylor Kenny Thelen Betsy Thomas Mike Thomas Richard Thomas Carol Thompson Kirk Thompson Janet Thorpe Leslie Tichenor Stuart Tichenor John Toloczko Mickie Toole Brad Tousley Jim Townsend Andre Trammel Margaret Trotter Clay Babcock researches the feeding habits of the American redworm 361 Richard Trotter Bryant Tumage Karen Turner Katrina Tuttle Debbie Urso Larry Vandeventer Bonni Vanfleet David Van Hoose Bret Van Vranken Constance Varnes Margaret Vallroth Mary Von Perbandt Richard Wade Jeff Waldron Stephen Waldro Arthur Walker Carol Walker Paul Walker Sheila Walker Yvonne Wallroehl Derrick Ward Elizabeth Ward Joseph Ward Judy Ward John Warren Steve Watt Stephen Watts Susan Weinberg Allyson Wells Rob Wenning Stephanie Wesley Charles West Margaret West Mike West Tom West Patricia Wheeler Beth Wiggins Larry Wilds Grey Williams Heidi Williams Debbie Williamson Debbie Willie 362 Late Pictures Pam Withington Debbie Wolf Linda Wright David Yager Richard Yates Mark Yelchak Chris Young Richard Yowell John Zabriskie Eric Zambrano Janice Branch Tom Breen Susan Burke John Caudle Pamela Cherry Tim Collier Howard Ellyett Vivan Fernandez Chip Fraser Sheryl Gouveia George Irish Josine Johnson John Magyavski Althea Marshall Mitch Martin Cynthia Mitchell Pam Peacher Patti Pirhalla Lisa Quarterman Carol Robertson Mark Thames Steve Thompson Joe Velandria Tom Ward Kevin Welch 363 ENGLISH William Mason Judy Bower Martha Clement Super Sevens are led in cheers on bus to Robinson pep rally. 1 |1| ' J GUIDANCE Mary Dooley Ann White Kenneth Poates 364 ROBINSON’S SUPER SEVEN LIVING—NO! THRIVING IN A HOUSE DIVIDED Robert Sisson, PRINCIPAL Si® WM - ■ •i ' ; ' Robinson’s Super Seven opened its doors at Fairfax High on September 5, 1972. To these newest members of the Robinson student body, even being in a different building could not dim their enthusiasm. For Parents’Night, our Super Sevens said, “Robinson is . . . having your own lockers . . . changing classes . . . having more men teachers than we have had before . . . modern walls and rooms with carpeting . . . good here; I hope it will be just as good there ... a chance to start all over again ... a chance to be what you want ... to have more freedom in learning a lot while having more fun than you expected in school. Being in Robinson means growing up, meeting new people from different places and having a football team BEFORE you re in the ninth grade. —Robert Sisson, Principal SECRETARY 365 Clinton Abernathy Gizelle Abernathy Helen Ait Martin Albini Becky Altizer Robert Altizer Kris Anderson Thomas Andrews Christina Arbuckie Mike Arnold Roberto Arreaza Scott Ashmore Celeste Augst Scott Avery Charles Babcock Mike Balady Stephen Baberde Jim Banholzer Allen Barbour Glen Barbour Laura Barr Sub-School Seven SRA Officers President. Vice-President. Secretary . Treasurer . . Martha Price .. Mike Bedke Karen O’Shea .. Andy Mann 366 Johanna Bartley Scott Baumann Wesley Bausserman Robert Bawcombe Duane Beachum John Bebtti John Beck Valerie Beckel Margaret Becker Michael Bedke Diane Bedwell Donna Bedwell Joe Bennington Lori Berg Bobby Berry Robert Bice Larry Blamer Jackie Blankenbaker Candace Blickle Phil Bloemsma Kim Bogner Jeffrey Bohn Tim Bolt Karen Bowyer Jule Boyd Julie Branstiter Ike Broaddus Timmy Broberg Andrew Brockie Bettina Brodin Thomas Brooks Kristina Brown Tammy Browning Patrick Bryan Robbie Buchanan Laurie Buchwald Monroe Buck Karen Buck Maureen Burke Greg Burnette Rebecca Callaway Laurie Campbell Mike Carling Irene Carrigan Joseph Carroll Kathryn Carroll Debbie Cassetty James Caucill Marjorie Carver 367 Jim Chamberlin Robin Chambers Wendy Chancellor Melissa Chevrier Jackie Childress Carol Childs Kenneth Cissel Matthew Cline Virginia Coffey Mike Cohen Lorrie Cohrin Sherri Comegys Joseph Connell Jenny Cooper William Cooper Timmy Costello Tina Coursen Sherry Cousins Danny Cox Ronald Cramenj Kathy Crews Brian Crisp Thomas Croll Cathy Cronknite Chris Cunningham Keith Curtis Carol Cutler Debra Davis Jean Davis Kellie Davis Stephen Davis Warren Deane Anna Delvo Greg Dennis Diane DeWalt Ricky Dezoute Deborah Diez Eric Diez Kristan Dinges Robert Dorough Clement Douglas Gordon Dove Bill Downey Katherine DuBois Ann Dunn Ann Duryea James Dyer Mary Engram Elizabeth Elliot 368 ECOLOGY Richard Davala Nancy Nichols Susan Coleman Frank Ruth Robert Fields, David Hunter, Mark Penaranda have a look at the world of ecology b £ f Uk. f WF. ,..... f r L Vi Matti Einseln Leslie Enterline Russell Evans Margaret Ewing Bret Farris Joseph Fidd Russell Fielding Robert Fields Mark Filiatreau Laura Fitzgerald Kimberly Floyd Henrietta Folks Karen Freeman Nina Frola Peggy Fry Cindy Gahle Lynda Garver Kevin Gallagher Martha Gallagher Carlos Garcia Diane Gardner 369 Randy Garrison Mary Gephart Cynthia Gibson Susan Gillis James Goldbeck Kathy Goldbeck Michelle Gordon Becky Graft Cindy Gray Glenn Gregory Mary Griffin Dianna Griffing Elizabeth Grogg Billy Guild Cecelia Gyllenhoff Karla Hagans Rodney Hale A. J. Hale Michael Hall Clint Hamilton Delois Hamilton Becky Graft, Grace Varnes, Lisa Zuke and Karen Makaris in Home Economics class. Helen Reid Home Economics Cynthia Causin Home Economics James Maklary Industrial Arts Richard Cole Industrial Arts 370 Gifford Hampshire Victoria Hampshire Kristan Hanchett Mark Hardy Doug Harris Kim Harris Pamela Hawkins Lisa Hayden Janet Hayes Kerry Hedges Margaret Heeman Michael Heiding David Heim Beth Heinbaugh Scott Heishman Craig Hennesy Anne Henninger Jeff Herman Elizabeth Herzog Mike Hewitt Keith Hicks Geof Higgs Colleen Highland Glenn Hitchcock Steve Hokana George Holland Valerie Holm Frederick Holt Susan Houck Mike House Natalie House Robert Howe Billy Humphries David Hunter Eleanor Hunter Mary Ingram Chris Inman Mike Jackson Jennifer James Kurt Jarvis Patricia Jarvis David Jensen George Jett Cathy Jones David Jones George Jones Laurie Jones Robert Jones Trina Jones 371 Judy Jonez Scott Kapala Kevin Karnes Shiela Kay Katherine Kehoc Tip Kehoe Mary Keith Cynthia Kellett Casey Key Karen Kimbro Jean Kincheloc John King Kimberly Kirkland William Kistler George Kleb Beth Kemow Andy Knudson Bonnie Knupp Susan Kohler David Kohnke Ramona Koonce Jill Krafsig Mark Krynitsky Mark Kulik Ann Lambert Mary Langhorne Mark Lanham David Larsen Mary Larson Suzanne Lawson Tamora Lawson Carol Leggat Susan Lemarie Wally Lemon Jodi Lenio Steven Lent Brad LeVay Lynda Levinson Keith Lewis James Liffeet John Lillard Stephanie Livesay Lori Lockard Karen Lockowandt David Lynch Carol Lynn Doug Mackall Chuck Macklin Barbara Maddox 372 John Maddox Michael Malamphy John Maloney Andy Mann Terri Marcey Joseph Mares Elizabeth Martin Tom Mathis Melvin May Allen Mayberry Elizabeth McClain Maggi McClure Priscilla McCoy Barbara McDonald Lori McGhee Rita McGlynn Carol McGowan Felix McLaughlin Karen McNamee David Mellender Don Mennona Mark Merkling Barbara Merritt Camille Metcalf Alicia Michael Clare Michaud Christine Miller Elizabeth Miller Jennifer Miller Thomas Miller Thomas Miller Mike Minchk Charles Mitchell Chris Moore Gem Moore Stephen Morris Mary Morrow Jodi Moseley Chris Mueller Kathy Musica Nancy Muth Jeff Mylan Jessu Nazzaro Robert Micholls Pam Noble John Northcutt Gregory Nottingham Barbara Oberlander Laura O’Brien 373 SUPER SEVENS VISIT ROBINSON BUILDING FOR PEP RALLY, TOUR Buses arrive at Robinson and Super Sevens line up to tour building. Boy this place is big! Where do we go in? Mr. Coffey and Mr. Blanton watch as Robinson’s youngest and greatest hopes enter apprehensively. 374 jit -ims ami « vxf__■■■■§ • v_ , --.-sTm ' w:«r if tMHMMr ' VaBKHK - - 1 “ ' ’ Lt- ------™-«—- ■« Danny Oddenino Kathy Olson Karen O’Shea Frank Passarge Delissa Pataro Susan Paul Scott Pearce Mack Pearson Stacey Peckins Mark Penaranda Ricky Penderson Ricky Pennington Mark Perry Karl Peterson Lauren Peterson Danisa Pewatts Jayne Phares Peter Pirhalla Cindy Pitkin Clay Porter Tina Porter 375 Vicki Potts George Price Martha Price Jim Privett Paul Prouty Dow Pruitt Susan Puckette Jennifer Puljer Stacey Purse Vicki Rabe Robert Rackham Scott Ramsey Roth Randy Ricky Ray Michael Rea Michelle Rea John Reid Brad Remus Jeff Reynolds Bonnie Rib David Rickeson PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ray Peterson, Jr. Helen Sanford A Sheila Carr A break in the action for Mrs. Carr’s third period PE class. 376 Janet Rigney Brenda Roberts Cheryl Robertson Myra Robertson David Robinson Mike Roden Bill Roll Elizabeth Roop Cathy Roscoe David Running Jeff Ruraldne Jeff Rust Paul Saleme Steve Samuels Jim Sandidge Mark Sardella Martha Scherer Kathy Schleith Alan Schwartz Robert Sentelle Rebecca Sexton Nancy Shafferman William Siegfried Gregory Simpson Mary Skeens William Skidmore Mary Ellen Slugg Derek Slusher Anita Smith Douglas Smith Jeff Smith Ronnie Smith Sandra Smith Scott Smith Garry Snyder Jerry Snyder Mark Solibakke Edward Soper Susan Sowder Elizabeth Spinelli Edmund Sprouse Ellen Stacey Tom Stafford Steve Stalnaker Joe Stanley Mike Starr Laurie Stathopoulas Mike Stephens Johnny Stewart 377 Teddy Stewart Angela Stouffer Brian Stover Darlene St. Peter Jean Straabel Winston Streeter John Stuart Dave Suite Mike Sullivan Robert Sutton Steve Swason Dori Szabo Carlene Taggart Sarah Taggart Nancy Taylor Terri Tershak Joe Tessandori Angelique Thacker Roland Thomas Scott Thomason Randy Thompson Steve Toole Jennifer Turner Lurenda Turner Scott Tyberski Linda Tyler Juanita Ugarte Dauria Urso Johnny Vannoy Grace Varnes Joseph Venegenine Harriet Ventzek Kevin Virnelson Cynthia Vitale John Vollmer Frank Voltz David Watts Craig Weathers Barbara Webb Pamela Weedon Kevin Wellington Jeff Whalen John Whipple Chris White Dave Whitworth Seth Wilcox Clifton Wilkins Devon Willett Mark Willt 378 Martha Wilson Mike Wilson Donna Winters Debbie Withington Bryan Wolf Allegra Wood Carolyn Wood Kenny Wood Mitchell Wood Jouannri Wright Elizabeth Ziff Lisa Zuka 379 JAMES NOXON 381 381 382 Tti MICHAEL MACK 383 CHARLES FADELY ais IAN PHILLIPS m?t ■ ■ pp Brat ' v ' k , ■ ’ • ._ “Xl gH!;; J- wS5 S ' - ' j •■ A. .V� ff3rwl 1 - ■- � 1 ' ’■ ■ 4«BWi . p JMp i ' ' Jr ' Jk +M. 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I know you think you understand what I just said, but I don’t think you realize that what I just said was not what I meant. 388 V ' 2001 ... a Space Oddessey Knights in White Satin Story In Your Eyes If You Don’t Know Me By Now Song Sung Blue What Would You Say? Play Me American Pie The City of New Orleans Brandy Witchy Woman Stairway To Heaven You’re So Vain School’s Out From The Beginning Me and Mrs. Jones Long Dark Road I Can See Clearly Now Walk On Water Living In The Past Tapestry Pieces of April Killing Me Softly I’m Just A Singer In A Rock and Roll Band Dead Skunk In The Middle of the Road 389 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF FUN FOR ALL—A JUNIOR—SENIOR PRODUCTION SWEETHEART DANCE Hues of red and white reflected the romantic setting of the Sweetheart Dance. Two by two, these February couples arrived at Robinson for a semi-formal dance evening of music and laughter. Sponsored by the Interact Club, the successful event indicated much organization beforehand. Decorations of cupid figures, gaily adorned tables, and a banquet of cookies and cake gave color and tastebud treat to an already anticipated evening. In keeping with the Robinson record, the band, Friends of the Family, was a winner with their up-to-date jangles and slow, soothing shuffles. Highlighting the evening was the crowning of Georgia Morgan as Sweetheart Queen. Sweetheart Queen Georgia Morgan BASKW-ROBBWS 31 ICE CREAM STBRES “WE MAKE PEOPLE HAPPY” Party Items for all Occasions 2 Locations To Serve You BASKIN-ROBBINS 31 FLAVORS ICE CREAM STORES 6416 Braddock Road 6432 Brandon Avenue Bradlick Shopping Center Springfield Shopping Center Annandale, Virginia Springfield, Virginia Phone: 941-9606 Phone: 451-9730 PIZZA DEN Phone: 8406 Old Keene Mill Road 451-0313 West Springfield, Virginia 451-0314 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 73 FAIRFAX JEWELERS INC. 10278 Main Street 591-5635 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 73 THE CELLAR 10314 Main Street Fairfax, Va. Wine and Cheese — Winemaker’s Shoppe Student Discounts For School-Associated Events BOUQUET FLORIST 321-7050 PUP FAIR “The Only Love That Money Can Buy” 32 Different Breeds To Choose From 7 Day Home Trial Every Puppy Is Registerable Grooming For All Breeds Of Dogs NOW OPEN . . . COMPLETE TROPICAL FISH DEPARTMENT Ravensworth Shopping Ctr. Springfield, Virginia PHONE: 321-8444 BASSANO’S PIZZA ALL KINDS OF ITALIAN FOODS MADE IN OUR OWN KITCHEN Catering Service 321-9882 8019 Braddock Rd. Ravensworth Shopping Ctr. Next to 7-11 Phone 451-6780 Springfield, Va. Eat In or Take Out OLYMPIC SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 10272 Main Street Fairfax, Va. 273-0898 QUALITY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Official Suppliers of Robinson Uniforms RAWLINGS BUKTA POWERS PUMA MACGREGOR BAUER WILSON WHITE STAG CCM 393 FLOOR FASHION CENTER. Armstrong BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 73 Fairfax Tile and Linoleum Co., Inc. 8002 Haute Ct., Springfield, Va. Phone: 451-5150 394 SUB¬ SCHOOL INDEX Schools 5,6-12th Grade Abernathy — D. Anderson.200 J. Anderson — Bechtold.201 Beczkiewicz — Borgatti.202 Boroughs — Breland.203 Breiman — Carling .204 Carlson — Charlton.205 Cicotello — Crockett.208 Crosby — C. Davis .209 D. Davis — Durany.210 Duryea — Fortin .211 Foster — Godfrey.212 Goff — Grochowski.213 Hagedorn — Hellwedge.214 Henderson — Hull.215 Humbert — Jackson .216 Jacobeen — Kajiwara .217 Kane — Lamond .220 Lansing — Linares.221 Lindsey — Macklin .222 Manor — Maxfield .223 May — Merritt.224 Merryman — Morris.225 Moss — L. Nelson.226 M. Nelson — Pedigo.227 Peregoy — Pryor .230 Purser — Reid .231 Remus — Rupard.232 Ryan — Schleuss.233 Scott — Spinks.234 Spradlin — Thomas.235 Thompson — Van Matre .236 Vasaly — Whalley .237 Wheeler — Yourko .238 Late Pictures.239 Schools 5,6-11th Grade Abel — Barr.249 Barrett — Boyd .250 Branton — Burke.251 Cable — Carver .252 Caulfield — Comegys .253 Compton — Dickman .254 Digby — Erb.255 Espe — Gasdik.257 Gaskins — M. Green.258 S. Green — Heishman.259 Hennesy — Hunter.260 Hurley — Johnson.261 Kick — Leach.263 Ledford — Lunsford .264 Lutz — McKinney.265 McRorie — Moseley.266 Mosher — Odenthal.267 Olson — Pearce .268 Pearson — C. Ray.269 J. Ray — Samisch.270 Sanders — Shaw.271 Shea — Sowders.272 Spaete — J. Taylor .273 M. Taylor — Wedel.274 Welch — K. Williams.275 T.Williams — Zumbrum.276 Late Pictures.277 School 4 Oakes — Pearce.283 Pearson — Pompa.284 Quintus — K. Reese .286 L. Reese — Roe.287 Roe — Schaede .288 Schaefer — M. Simpson.289 T.Simpson — Snyder.290 Soderholm — Stone.291 Storms — Thorp.292 Thruston — Van Meter.293 Vargo — Weathers.294 Webb — B. White .295 White — D. Wright.296 S. Wright — Zuke.297 Late Pictures.297 School 3 Abbey — Arthurs. Ashburn — Bee. Behrend — Bivona . Black — Breimann. Brennan — P. Bruke ... R. Burke — Case. Casey — Craven. Chisholm — D. Compton R. Compton — Cranshaw Craven — D. Daussin ... M. Daussin — Dooley ... Dorough — Ellis. Ellison — Fitzmaurice ... Flaherty — Frear. Freeman — Gilliland Gillis — Grundler. Late Pictures. 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 .310 .311 .312 .313 .314 315 316 317 318 319 School 2 Barber — Hawes Hawley — Hillery 325 326 Hillock — Holman.327 Holmes — Humphrey .228 Hunt — J. Jones.329 L. Jones — Kirby.330 Kirkpatrick — Lander.331 Langager — Lindsey .332 Linne — Lykins .333 Lyles — Marcinkowski .334 Marcus — McGinnis.335 McGowan — C. Miller.336 D. Miller — Morris.337 Morrison — Wright.338 Late Pictures.339 School One-8th Grade Abernathy — M. Bennett.345 T. Bennett — Bunyard .346 Burnette — Collard .347 Collins — Curran.348 Cutler — Essman.349 Evans — Green.350 Greer — Hines.351 Hissong — Juncal.352 Kaler — Krause.353 Kreitz — Lutz.354 Lyttle — Middleton.355 Miller — Osinski .356 Ott — Puckette.357 Purcell — Roberts .358 Robey — Short.359 Simmons — Stride.360 Stromeyer — M. Trotter.360 R. Trotter — Willie.362 Withington — Zambrano .363 Late Pictures.363 School Seven-7th Grade Abernathy — Barr.366 Bartley — Carver.367 Chamberlin — Elliott.368 Einseln — Gardner.369 Garrison — Hamilton .370 Hampshire — Jones.371 Jonez — B. Maddox .372 J. Maddox — O’Brien.373 Oddenino — Porter .375 Potts — Rickeson.376 Rigney — J. Stewart.377 T. Stewart — Willet .378 Wilson — Zuka .379 395 ADMINISTRATION Samuel J. Coffey, Principal Randolph-Macon, B.A. University of Virginia, M.A. Eugene R. PuHenberger Associate Principal Bridgewater College, B.A. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Alice N. Dunwody Director of Pupil Service! Mary Washington College, A B William ond Mary, M.Ed. Moribess Horde Co-ordinator of Media Services Madison College, B.S. University of Tennessee, M.S. Robert Simms, Adm. Assistant W. Virginia Institute of Tech., B.S. University of Maryland, M.Ed. Richard Hartley Director of Student Activities Woke forest University, B.S. University of Virginia, M.Ed. James F. Belter Human Relotions Counselor Loyola, Chicago, M.A. William H. Johnson, Jr. Administrative Aide Virginia Union University, A.B. University of Virginia, M.Ed. George Washington University, Ed. S. Elizabeth Lodal, Administrative Intern Rice University, B.A. George Washington University, M.A. SUB - SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Charles M. Blanton, Principal, School 3 Wake Forest University, B.A Duke University, M A T. Michael R. Chuey, Principal, School 1 California State College, B.S. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Victor A. DiGiosio, Principal, School 2 West Chester State College, B.S. Lehigh University, M.Ed. Donald W. Jones, Principal, School 6 Lynchburg College, B.A University of Tennessee, M.S. James C. Moulton, Jr., Principal, School S University of Virginia, B.A., M.Ed. Robert Sisson, Principal, Seventh Grade George Washington University, B.S. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Rita M. Stone, Principal, School 4 Mary Washington College, B.A, George Washington University, M.A. ART Adelaide H. Knapp, Program Leader Randolph-Macon Women ' s College, A.B. George Washington University, M.F.A. Ann Benson University of Missouri, B.A. University of Virginia, M.Ed. American University, M.F.A. Mary F. Cofer Emory and Henry College, B.A. Sponsor, Winter Sports Club Dorothy H. Ellis Modison College, B.S. American University, M.A. Grace V. Hill Rodford College, B.A.Ed. Advisor, Above ond Beyond Robert K. Nelson West Virginia University, B.S., M.A. Marilyn J. Williams Ohio State University, B.F.A. Wayne 0. Willson Howard University, B.F.A. BUSINESS Faye Rodgers, Program leader Tennessee Technological University, B.S. Suiette Borton Bowling Green State University, B.S., M.Ed. Sponsor, Keyette Club Richard H. Daiger Longwood College. B.S. William ond Mary, M.Ed. V.O.T. Co-ordinator Eleanor Engle Louisiana State University, B.S. Fred L. Frontman Canterbury, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. Pamela Johnson Radford College, B.S. Spo nsor, F.B.L.A. Nancy J. Koehler Westminster College, B.S. Karen l. Searfoss Modison College, B.S. Betty W. Thomas Radford College, B.S. Sponsor, J.V. Cheerleaders Joan Weaver Radford College, B.S. DRAMATIC ARTS V.C. (Pot) Jones, Jr. Carnegie Institute of Technology Pasadena Playhouse, B.A. John H. Reese William and Mary, B.A. Western Reserve University, M.A. ENGLISH Preston Haynie, Program Leader William and Mary, A.B. George Peabody College, M.A. Bonnie Birdsong University of Maryland, A.B. Judy Bower Mary Washington College, B.A. Ann Christmas Pennsylvania Stole University, B.S. Martha Clement Sweet Briar College. A.B. Robert G. Crouch North Corolina Wesleyan College, B.A Andrea Crowley Idaho Stote University, B.A. Katherine Dougherty Ohio Stote University, B.S., M.A. H. Michoel Gainer Marsholl University, A.B. Virginia Polytechnic Institute. M.A. Advisor, Idein Diane M. Gans Miami University, B.S. Ed. Cheri Gaynor Kent State University, B.S.Ed. Robert W. Graham Holy Cross College, B.A. George Washington University, M.A. Coach, Tennis Sponsor, Future Teachers of America Jocelyn G. Gilmore William ond Mary, B A. Avery Hall Converse College, A.B. University of North Corolina, M A T. Elizabeth L. Hudgins Mary Washington College, B.A. University of North Carolina, M.A. Mary Ann Hughes Radford College, B.A. Appalachian State Teachers College, M.A. Geraldine Inge George Mason College, B.A. Dione S. Jevcak Columbia University, BA., M.A. Mary Jullien Cotholic University, B.A. William F. Mason Randolph-Macon College, B.A. Susan McCollum Ohio University, B.S. Sponsor, Tri-Hi-Y Kathleen Messick Concord College, B.S.Ed. Elizabeth Middleton University of Utah, B.A., M.A. Joel Nelson University of Kentucky, B.A., M.A. Karen Perelman George Washington University, B.A. Mary G. Reardon Chestnut Hill College, A.B. Richard C. Taylor University of Akron, B.A. The American University, M.A. George Mason University, M.Ed. Assistant Sponsor, Valor-Dictus Gloria 8. Thorpe Rodford College, B.S. Advisor, Valor-Dictus Danny H. Verner Wesleyon University, B.A. Frances H. Waldron Mary Washington College, B.A. University of Maryland, M.A. Anne Walsh Kansas Stote University, B.S. Shirley Whiteman Edinboro Stote College, B A Norris l. Williams Georgetown College, B A American University, M.A Renie Wolfe Winthrop College, B A FOREIGN LANGUAGE Adair R. McConnell, Program leader University of Richmond, B A George Washington University, M.A Norma J. Bisaccia University of Vermont, B.A. Incornote Word College, M.A Sponsor, Janus Club William H. Booz Americon University, B A. Cooch, Soccer Dorothy Doyle Mercer University, B.A. Esther Eisenhower Georgetown University, BA, M.A. Hannelore Fredette University of Wisconsin, B.S. Sponsor, German Club, German Honor Society Lynn Keefe Modison College, B.A, Co-Sponsor, Drill Teom Robert Lambert North Western University, B.A , M.Ed. St. Mary ' s College, M.Ed. Connie Legge Bridgewater College, B.A. Elizabeth Miller Mary Washington College, B.A. Claudine Norton University of Maryland, B.S. Betsy Roberson Mary Washington College, B.A. Sue Robertson George Washington University, B.A. Stephanie Rosen George Mason College, B.A Gladys Toro Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. Sponsor, Spanish Club Jacquelyn Von Doren Indiana University, B.S. American University, M.A. Chartley R. Ward American University, B.A. GUIDANCE Hannah Alnutt Agnes Scott College, B.A. Lynn V. Corroll University of Michigan, A.B., M.A. Merrill Dick William and Mary, B.A., M.Ed. Desmond F. Gatti George Washington University, B.S., M.A., E D S. Peggy Gott Oklahoma Central State University, B.A. University of Southern Californio, M.S. Gordon Harpring St. Meinrad College, A.B Spalding College, M.Ed. John Hutman West Virginia Institute of Tech., B.S. University of Virginia, M.A. Carlos D. Jaramillo University of Florida, B S. Florida Atlantic University, M.S. F.E.A. Delegate; Intramural Co-ordinator Alice J. Maguire George Washington University, A.B., A.M. Kenneth Poates University of Virginia, B.S. Asst. Coach, Varsity Football Coach, Freshman Bosketboll James H. Ratliff Concord College, B.S. . George Washington University, M.A. Fred Welch East Tennessee State University, B.A. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Anna Rae White Roanoke College, B.A. University of Virginia, M.A. R. Tucker Winn Longwood College, B.S.Ed. George Washington University, M.A.Ed. liesel Witzel Purdue University, B S. Indiana University, M.S.Ed. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION John M. Epperly, Athletic Director Lock Haven State College, B.S. Head Coach, Varsity Wrestling Sheila Dian Carr West Virginia University, B.S. Robert Church Stote University of New York, B.S. Coach. J.V. Baseball Cherie Fowler Longwood College, B.S. Sponsor, Varsity Cheerleaders Cooch, Girls ' Track, Gymnastics Robert l. Graumann Carson-Newman, B S. Coach, Gymnastics James Hatcher Kansas University, B S. Coach, Track and Field Wil Jones American University, B.A. Head Coach, Basketball Guidance Counselor, Sub-School S Carol Knott Elon College, B.A. Head Coach, Girls Varsity Softball Kurt lindstrom George Washington University, B S. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Head Coach, Football Robert M. Menefee, Jr. East Corolina Unviersity, B.S. Head Coach, Baseball Asst. Coach, Freshman Football Betty Motes Madison College, B.S.Ed. Coach, Girls J.V. Hockey Intramurals — Fencing Edith Oliverio West Virginia University, B.S., M.S. Heod Coach, Girls Varsity Basketball Ray A. Peterson West Virginia University, B.S. Head Coach, Track and Field Richard W. Rodman Michigan State University, B.A. Asst. Coach, Wrestling Billie Reynolds Radford College, B.S. Head Coach, Girls Vorsity field Hockey Intermediate Track Lauren Riley Indiana University, B.S. Sponsor, Modern Donee Helen A. Sanford Boston University, B.S. Tamara Schwartz University of Maryland, B.S. Coach, J.V. Softball, Tennis William R. Scott Marsholl University, B.A. Texas Christian University, M.Ed. Driver Education FACULTY DIRECTORY Nancy A. White West Virginio University, B.S. Sponsor, Baton Corps, Flog Corps Don Youngblood Old Dominion University, B.S. George Washington University, M.A. Assf Coach, Football HOME ECONOMICS Nancy Henderson, Program Leader University of Texas, B.S. Cynthia Cousin Madison College, B.S. Sarah l. Glaum Drexel University, B.S. Patricia Hill Mary Washington College, B S. Helen Reid Mississippi State College, B.S. Sara G. Sutphin Longwood College, B.S. Sponsor, F.H.A. Marianne Webb Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Costuming, Dramatic Productions Marion A. Webster University of Toronto Canada, B.H. Sc. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Walter E. Morris, Program leader Millersville State Teachers College, B.S. Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed. Edward L. Clement Venturo College, B.S. Sponsor, Radio Club, Radio Squad Richard W. Cole George Washington University, B.S. Madison College, M.A. Walter J. Dowling State University of New York, M.A.Ed. Donald R. Faiio Montclair State College, B.A., M.A. John L. Grannis State university of New York, B.A. University of Maryland, M.Ed. Drama Technical Director Ted leggat Schoolcraft Community College, B.S. M. James Maklary Salem College, B.S. Robert D. Mason North Corolina State University, B.S.Ed. Paul Renick West Virginio Tech., B.S. Ticket Monoger Thomas W. Stonberry University of Tennessee, B.S., M.S. LIBRARIANS Noncy Bard Kutztown State College, B.S., M Ed. Michael Bartlett William ond Mary, B.A. East Tennessee State University, M.A. Delores Crawford Western Michigan University, B.A Mary R. Dicken Miami University, B.S. Keith Harvey Morris Harvey, B.A. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Linda Kagarise Modison, B.S. MATHEMATICS James Mulloy, Program leader California Polytechnic College, B.S. William Campbell University of Virginio, B.A.Ed. George Washington University, B.S. Shirlee Charnley Northwestern University, B.S. Ralph Cerney University of Virginio, B.S. Mary E. Coopper Alfred University, B.A., M.Ed. Mary Ann Donohue William and Mary, B.S. Mary Sue France William and Mary, B.S. Robert W. Hayler, Jr. U.S. Navol Academy, B.S. Woodward Hunt University of Maryland, B.A. Sponsor, Moth Team Mary Jennings Centre College, B.A. Mary King New York State University, A.B. William Kinzie Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.A. Bernard Kluge Concordia Teachers College, B.S. Janie Lassiter East Carolina University, B.S. Katharine Leach-Lewis Mary Washington College, B.A. Gerald A. Lehmann Michigan State University, B.S. University of Illinois, A.M. University of Georgia, M.Ed. Martha L. libaver West Virginia University, B.S. Coach, Debate Society Susan McElfresh Ohio University, B.S. Theresa McGee Appalachian Stote University, B.S. William and Mary, M.T.S. Sponsor, Bridge Club Dennis Osborn University of Tennessee A.B. Auburn University, M.Ed. Linda A. Perkins William and Mary, A.B. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Co-Sponsor, Bridge Club Betty Ann Richter California State College, B.S. Sponsor, Moth Club James Ruth University of North Carolina, B.A. Sponsor, Chess Club Sally L. Schreier City College of New York, B.S. Margaret Stephenson University of Maryland, B.S. Sponsor. Equestrian Club Borbara A. Story Queens College, B.A The Citadel, M A T. Terry J. Sutton Indiana University, B.S. MUSIC James G. Lunsford, Program Leader Shenandoah Conservatory, B.M.Ed. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Jack Behrend Peabody Conservatory of Music, B.A Janet H. Bolton Murray State University, B.M.E. Co-Sponsor, Drill Team Edward Buddick Duquesne University, B.S. Northwestern University, M.M. Stage Band Noel Ferguson University of Wisconsin, B.M. William R. Hilbrink Baldwin Wallace College, B.M.E. Eastman School of Music, M.M. Sponsor, String Ensembles PSYCHOLOGY Betsy Banks George Washington University, B.A. READING SPECIALISTS Jean D. Milam Lynchburg College, B.A. Sharon L. Rice University of Tennessee, B.S. Sponsor, Pep Club Neville Simon Principia, B.A. SCIENCE David G. Caughey, Program Leader West Virginio University, A.B. Syracuse University, M.S. James Ballard West Liberty State College, A.B. Andrew L. Burch Central Missouri State, B.S.Ed. Coach, Freshman Football Annette Buzzelli Indiana University of Po., B.S.Ed. Susan Coleman George Mason College, B.A. Mary C. Dansby Siena College, B.S. Pam Davis Madison College, B.S.Ed. William and Mary, M.T.S. Celia Hancock Mary Washington College, B.S. Sponsor, Notional Honor Society Nell Hurt Longwood College, B.S.Ed. C. Patricia Jones Lynchburg College, B.S. Pennsylvania State, M.Ed. Cooch, J.V. Girls Basketball Barton Kramer George Mason College, B.A. Sponsor, Key Club Dale W. Long Asbury College, A.B. Michigan State University, M.S. Assistant Sponsor, Above and Beyond Eleanor lunger Randolph-Mocon, B.A University of North Carolina, M.A.T. Jane Makowka University of Wisconsin, B.S. Coach, Swim Team Robert D. McGuire Oklahoma Stote University, B.S., M.S F.E A. Delegate Eric Nelson Middlebury College, B.A University of Wisconsin, M.S. Franklin A. Ruth William and Mary, B.A. Assistant Sponsor, Above ond Beyond Marylu S. Simon Bernard College, A.B. Cornell University, M.A.T. Al l. Wells Duke University, B.A., M.Ed. F.E.A. Delegate Coach, Cross Country Joseph B. Yonce University of South Carolina, B.A. Virginia State, M.S. SOCIAL STUDIES Horry Maranion, Program Leader American University, B.A., M.A. Betty Jane Broman University of Washington, B.A. Roy Brooks American University, B.A. Sponsor, Rock Climbing Club Donald E. Brumback Bridgewater College, B.A. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Addison B. Carley University of Texas, B.A. Jo Crawford George Mason College, B.A. Richard G. Davala Bloomsburg State College. B.S. Trenton State College, M.A. Coach, Football Jeanne Downey University of California, B.A,, M.A. Sponsor, National Honor Society John T. Driscoll Virginio Polytechnic Institute, B.A Gordon L. Gaiser University of Northern Iowa, B.A. Georgetown University, M.A. Sponsor, SCA School Four William E. Gardner University of Maryland, B S., M.A Sponsor, International Relations Club Coach, Varsity Golf Team Jan l. Hanna George Moson University, B.A Nancy G. Nichols Indiono State University, B.S , M S. Thomas O ' Brien Canisius College, B.S. Assistant Coach, Basketball Fran Potchett Fordham University, B.S Georgetown University, M.A. Phyliss Putman Hood College, B.A Sandra D. Reid University of Kansas, B.S. University of Missouri, M.A. Sponsor, American Field Service Club Thomas R. Rich Indiano University of Po., B.S., M.A. Sponsor, Student Representative Assembly Coach, Soccer F.E.A. Delegate Marianne Robison Stanford University, A.B Ohio State University. M.A. Russell Ross University of North Carolino, A.B , M.A. Roberta A. Sanders Lake Forest College, B.A. Marilyn Stafford Americon University, B.A. Midwestern University, M.A. Suson Swofford Southeast Missouri Stote, B.S.E. Jone Williams Georgia State University, A.B., M.A. Marilyn A. Young Mansfield Stote College, B.S. SOCIOLOGY Dorothy P. Cunningham University of Maryland, B.A, SPEECH Judi Sabghir University of Maryland, B.A. Sponsor, Forensics VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Anthony Abrell Auto Mechonics Co-sponsor, V.I.C.A. Club Russell Crosier West Virginio Tech, B.S. University of Maryland, M.Ed. Industrial Co-operative Training Sponsor, V.I.C.A. Club Margaret P. Jones Cosmetology Jon Miller Old Dominion University, B.S.Ed Co-sponsor, D.E.C.A. Club J.C. Lockwood Maintenance and Repair Doris Jean Rees Concord College, B.S. Distributive Education Co-sponsor, D.E.C.A. Club Carole Snair Cosmetology WORK - STUDY Eloise C. Clark Virginia State College, B.S Syracuse University, M.S. Nell Kolterman University of Howaii, B.A. Suellen Korn Trinity College, B.A. Karen Proctor Fitchburg State College, B S Richard W. Pusey Modison College. B.S FACULTY DIRECTORY 398 INDEX Above and Beyond Staff. Administration. Advanced Girls’ Chorus. American Field Service Club. Art Center; Faculty . Basketball, Boys’ Varsity . Junior Varsity. Freshman. Results . Baton Corps. Belles. Bicycling Club. Blue and Gold Band. Bridge Club. Business Education; Faculty. Cadet Band . Cadet Orchestra . Cafeteria Staff. Cheerleaders Varsity . Junior Varsity. Freshman. 8th Grade. Chess Club. Christmas Dance. Clinic Staff . Coffey, Samuel J. Concert Band. Concert Choir. Concert Orchestra. Cosmetology . Cross Country. Crucible, The. Debate Team. Distributive Education. DECA Club. Drama, Faculty. Drill Team. Ecology Editorial . Equestrian Club . Faculty Directory. Fiddler on the Roof. Flag Corps. Football Varsity . Junior Varsity. Freshman. Foreign Exchange Students. Foreign Language Center; Faculty Future Business Leaders of America. Future Homemakers of America . Future Teachers of America. German Club. German Honor Society. Girls’ Chorus. Gymnastics Club. Gymnastics Team, Girls’. Hockey, Girls’ 44 18 85 33 88 170 178 180 181 74 84 48 79 46 , 98 . 79 . 81 120 154 156 157 340 . 47 . 32 122 . 16 . 78 . 85 . 81 106 144 . 60 . 38 103 103 . 59 . 75 . 54 . 49 396 390 . 74 130 138 143 . 33 . 92 100 108 . 50 . 96 . 97 .. 86 119 , 187 Varsity . Junior Varsity. Homecoming. Home Economics Center; Faculty Idein Staff. Industrial Arts Center; Faculty International Affairs Club Key Club . Keyettes . Latin Club. Madrigals. Maintenance Staff . Marching Band, Rams ... Math Honor Society .... Math Team . Modern Dance Club. Musical Theater, Evening of Physical Education; Faculty Radio Club; Squad. Rams Tri-Hi-Y. Redskins-Faculty Game- Rifle Team. Rock Concert . Sadie Hawkins Dance . Secretarial Staff. Seniors . Spanish Club. Stage Band, Blues. Storyteller of Clyesdale, The Student Representative Assembly Sub-Schools, Staff and Students Six. Five. Four . Three. Two. One. Seven . Index . Sweetheart Dance. Swim Team. Swing Choir. Swing Orchestra. Swiss Flag Corps . Symphonette . Symphonic Band. Talent Contest. Tennis, Girls’. Top Twenty. Tri-Hi-Y. Valor-Dictus Staff. Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America. Winter Sports Club . Winter Track Club. Wrestling Varsity . Junior Varsity. Freshman. Results . m Top: Mr. Long demonstrates the finer points of posing for the Keyettes. Left: Mack Phillips takes a licking. Right: Jim Noxon and Mike Mack shoot themselves at Rattlesnake Point. The 1973 Above and Beyond was printed in offset lithography by Inter-Collegiate Press, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, with the special assistance of Paul DiBlasio and Sid Patterson, representatives. Robinson’s symbol, the ram, was silk-screened and hoi stamped in the school colors, blue and gold, on shoegrain fabric. Type used is Times New Roman; paper stock is satinweave and vellum. With few exceptions, candid and action photographs were taken, developed and printed by student photographers. Color and special effects photography were done by Paul DiBlasio and Jim Noxon. Advisers: Grace Hill, Dale Long. Our thanks to . . . Bobby, Cliff and Sarge; Cinnammon and Ralph; the Domino Sugar Company, for the ‘snow’ in the Winter Sports Club picture; Jonathan Seagull, for inspiration: Mrs. Charles Ray; Richard Hartley; the International Red Tape and Paperwork Company; Dempsey Leinbaugh of Harris and Ewing; and to all who contributed ABOVE AND BEYOND. Portraiture: HARRIS and EWING PHO¬ TOGRAPHERS, Washington, D.C. 400 VRARE 373.755 R ABOVE 1973 V.2 Robinson Secondary School (Fairfax Va.) Above and beyond