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

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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

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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

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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