St Stephens Episcopal School - Scroll Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1977 volume:

1 Richard K. Parrott Iulian T. Burke, II Erich von Gehren Charlie Engh Byrne Murphy Doug 0'Brien Will Miller Andrew Blair Armstead Perry Andrew Brown Charles I. Shell, Ir Richard Taliaferro, Ir. Scroll '77 St. Stephen's School Alexandria, Virginia i Scroll '77 Table of Contents Curricula Dedication Faculty Underclassmen Lower School Sports Organizations Seniors and Friends Advertisement 3 8 9 22. 46 56 99 114 151 Q . X Mgt' 'Q Time, an elusive, subtle concept . . . never fully grasped understood, or appreciated . . . until it's spent. Yes, the sand at the bottom of life's hour glass can never be recovered. But if this publication is to have any true , meaning or purpose it must present a series of imprints of images a moment captured in the photograph or in the printed Words. Let this book then be a collection of impressions about life in a community for one year. What? You say this philosophizing is getting a bit ponderous? Maybe you're right. O.K. then, settle back, relax and just enjoy the memories . . . the memories . . . I M ,r gil . is f 1 l xi! 7 F fix - Qin I F ' -,' - ' - 1 ' T ' W .il It .f7- alla ,P- iq ' t i -A. I .. . The great life is a journey, never ending till death, If men were lucky in their living on earth they full of adventure and instruction, curiosity, love of might win some redeeming meaning for their experience for its own sake and joy in discovery. having struggled and suffered here beneath the - RiChH1'Cl F- Nieblillg stars. -- Richard Wright The universe is merely a fleeting idea in God's mind - a pretty uncomfortable thought, particularly if you've just made a down payment on a house. Woody Allen 4 s- -l5,g1fHfe'f-fl X- 'iilf c' V3 manga full!! is Winnie Sm rf!!m'2-a1xu,?'m3+- wg 'Summa P35531 N, g 5 '11' Q5gifQw L ' . Q ,. . I- ly W' fx?-lfil ' , X , A aff' ! -TFISBTLIQ 1 W CLHFQQZ' . j -L ,FI 332-f' . -1 w vhglgffilvfw -. W2 J- - .' ug? ' - - s7?QLJ'!Sd'87.viVCL'f1 ' is - if-'A p lixefs, H Qllgfxli A' A TF f ' V +tc:5p,gff rf:-jtgaw' , IQUVU 'i' 1 'aqua A Q SJ , 3 I K X F, f ri ' Q . J n JN 3 qv Eg ' 1 Ht. ' ' Yr The only Way not to be crltlclzed is to be mediocre. 5 1 ' 1 x -'Sf' . fWrQ,y,w L ' ru A N , fi ff Buns.. nur!! Juniors and Friends W.M. ,, ef--. A.K.B. if Y. ,A wil '4 . 'ul Q rf: 'N sud 41' V 1311 A man who seeks truth and loves it must be reckoned precious to any human society. Frederick the Great 7 For the Senior Class of 1977 the decision concerning the yearbook dedication came about as the result of a long process of debate and thought. The final choice reflects the c1ass's respect for a man of high character and integrity, a man whose keen and penetrating mind seeks to correct flaws in human nature as well as to draw attention to them, to improve defects in systems as well as identify them, a man whose wide range of personal interests range from politics and literature to music, indicating the importance of breadth as well as depth of interest. Such a man is Richard N. Taliaferro, Ir. He possesses these qualities as well as others. He is a calm voice in a sea of dissension, stressing activism as well as a contemplation. He is an at times stern disciplinarian, yet often brims with humor and comradarie. He is an everflowing source of counsel when it is needed and can take advice when it is given and most importantly he is always ready and willing to sacrifice his time for the benefit of others. We formally recognize his years of contribution in this community by dedicating this yearbook to him. 8 m 'CX 'G . AJQJ- -... N k 3.Q'QT ,mme men ww Z9.Y.5G5, 2fiS'5'f2'f,i,KEN A AN VW 'FELL NE - ' ' ' ' i Wi OFFICE ASK qwz- OFE ONSTANT vELoCITY wwf QELQ .... mmm? + I-rg1'r wueld :T WAS A-r . HIGHEST POINT M M ,gf f L .,.Y 1 i v v -R 'Iy, ,x v A. X' v 'V x - L ' QF ' ' ji I ,f ' Q You B045 PAH' HTTEN Tggggeq ' W V' 1 E You NPN LEAAAQM SOMTHIDQ-, ','. i ,- f f A xy W 6 DO 'KOU ,FOI-LOW NE? You Q ' -.'4-- .X i Do? DoNT FOLLOLU WE J:'M 4?W-L If, - -+NO'l!30I'0f1' ANYWHERE! I n , Q W . fff :ff 4 -4. , I I 33Kf .WH Q ,ff 71 2 '2- 4- ' i f 1 ma, if 5, .' . H-1 4, DoN'r sm Q ' .E X ' 4 W H Y - QHQU,wWS TW. Aff-E 4T-nf-- YOU BIRDS HAVE A Y' A fi N STV NW HABIT OF GAGGING ow 'THESE ' y, x f5EASTS.Hfou dfqowg SHOLJL I ' i SLAP THAT VAQIABLE 0,5 H .Q ig COORDINATE AND C515 T E -' f 5 WHOLE MISH- 'T THE SHMERE, PUT YNASH OFTHF M oufi ARMS RQUND 3'?AD YQU me EM. The Reverend Mr. Doty: Headmaster Mr. Titus: Assistant Headmaster Mr. Wills: Academic Dean, English Mr. Babyak: Lower School Principal 5, The Reverend Mr. Gibson: Chaplain: Theology Chairman Mr. Biddle: Mathematics Chairman fN 5' Mr. Barbee: English 33 Mr. Alexander: Alumni Director Mrs. Beattie: Fifth Grade V .V - -E - .t , It 1 'l x i ' SA - '-'xxx I ' ' ' ' 3 X' Mr. Barr: Music Ullll ifffsggmioq -. I 'Q'-L i 11,41 XZ' Mr. Baumberger: Physics Mr. Berg: Language Chairman 'l -- ..' - ' Prez 'Elf --Q - '- zf., ,ph ggr- 11 ,ps .. ii fi 0 VI J ,,.. Mr. Bryant: Biology Mr. Davison: Music Director Y -'TINY . ,.p1'?-25' Q. ry Mr. Casey: Lower School Mathematics 'Ur-1? Mrs. Claybrook: Secretary Mr. Fuller: Mathematics 'Q-Q -veg' AD Mrs. Connally: Art History .v 'J A P 0 S1 ff? L H ug Q .fur Y -4 if-' 4' 7 ffliy If 65 iv 14-V-f f :'9 J K' .U ,' .,,,1f BP VVQ 'Qumf 4' J 5 V- K ,yinbyl M ,f ,-.g r- 1 -Q N V4 'Q NIIII NJ, 1 , m U7 ff I I wfffq ff 1 f-T!-44 u ' 7 pv f Y 2 A 'ang . 1 1 'fr . I ' XXS' . 4 - 'f B I! I ' I L l my xy. -- ' Ui' h Y ailfff N TM-, aj ,.'QTfxfv.10.k ' , .3,5,,3,,v f 'R AIJTTVZZV, I ' ,. wx . 1 R 53, 4 , 11: 6 ' 'Q' r . is - gif, ,' x .1 ' ' ,fir-,ll Ss' F . , - ,J Iiuhki A Q.. - ' I Z ,-. 1.q,'f4:.r - ' Vi' ,129 if , ' ,--41.1-,-,g,,i,' ' 1. F3g3Q ' Q'?1f,:,f we . QP? l is pf- in if A , 'E 12 lg, - .IJ -' , V ' rp 9 ,,1?-fi. ,NA , vm . ,ig ul u 4 ., it df ' -msgs' . --2 4 'M V--MHZ -Viz. ' , 5 + fi' 5 f r ' ' , 1 r U F MTS- KinCh9109i Mathematms Mrs. Mouzon: Lower School Librarian Miss Lipps: Biology fd 1 Ll lil l The Reverend Mr. Marlin: Theologyg World History 14 ww Mr. Murphy: Lower School Science ,fm V1 FQ? ,gif Mrs. Neer: Lower School Art f. l w Tf' fs ...... 1, V 1 U ' ' Dr. Nugent: Chemisuy Dr. Norris: A.P. History Colonel Parker: Mathematics Hill 590mm-neo, Mrs. Owens: English si-y, s V5 .9 ani' i ' , V T J' ' R r ML 1 T-'QW-T:4l1l sg ' Q 5 1'- N . f ' +14 1?Vi,fi'7 . gf 1 n, 'fi ' xg-A . x x Mr. Payne: 4 -5'-'N I j 'W - Studio Art Q X' I E X -I-l1'v,XY,. 'J if 4 4 4 .- R 1 R- if ll X ' If n I . 'xx I - ' i f W. exif' r Mrs. Price: Remedial Reading :mu-:gunna - -ngm.z.-uzar- -i vnu uza,v,xn-z.s::,,,i1i --..-gf: Mr. Renner: French: Spanish Mr. Reed: English and Mrs. Morris: Secretary Mr. Roberts: Director of Development: Mrs. Sabing Assistant Librarian English iii. ii 2 Mr. Shell: English Chairman Mr. Merrill: Business Manager K, -A i Mr. Soles: Lower School History m so 5' .F V . xy' -avr-ff, Mr. Smlthz Mathernatlcs Mr. Taliaferro: Social Studies -I I -. ':-1229: .4 . Mr. Stone: Lower School English K1- Mrs. Thomas: Fourth Grade is Mr. Thompson: Athletic Director Mr. Wanamaker: History Chairman tif- ' 'Q 19. 1 The Reverend Mr. Wandall: Englishg Theology Mrs. Zuver: Fifth Grade - , Q J 111, 'UfN NE igjfuxu . J 3:25:34 'IZ' H 5' ' ' 1 fi mei fi -..f--ye V - QF' wa Vu-..,.u.... 3 .e??f ':e1. -xx -',..,, Th , A ' 47 ' f pf'..7'l1 of in ,TXT-++.,N,s f - ,,, f -4 LR' - . fo -. 5- V - :ri 5 'L -- X -4 fail: A Mrs. Pittard: Business Office Mr. Wenger: French .Tw fb, L.. ' '1i '-an-W ' 1 Q.n.13ftggL ?.- FJ-'5 FP?i f','J?71 '?: '..'5Af-1lS 3'1- . xffg2'f1: '!!Y3 .J- J, f:2'-ig,-+1--V, ., H- .J-will I' 'I ., ' 'J' 7mww' P I. HHX-U I, Q XXV..- , L L 1 , ' pl' Ik .7 l .. . kJ! .fx . , ' :Vin 'lv A --1? ,.. ' - X cr . . ,.--1.543 Niysi' xy : . ' M -- . zip: 'IAF FF' gl P Xl. Q: DOTY, JOSEPH B., IThe Reverendl A.B., Ph.L., S.T.L., M.A.T., Woodstock College, Fordham Univ., Headmaster TITUS, CLIFTON R., Jr., B.S., M.A.T., Hampton- Sydney College, Univ. of Virginia, Ass't. Headmas- ter WILLS, WILLIS H., B.S., University of Richmond, Academic Dean BABYAK, RICHARD P., B.A. Univ. of Virginia, Univ. of Richmond Law School, Lower School Principal GIBSON, CHURCHILL J., fThe Reverendl, B.A., M.Div., Univ. of Virgnia, Va. Theo. Seminary, Chaplain, Theology Department Chairman. BIDDLE, HENRY B., B.A., M.A., M.A.T., American Univ., Univ. of Virginia, Math Department Chair- man ALEXANDER, JAMES T., B.A., Hampton-Sydney College, Hollins College, English and Alumni Dir. BARBEE D. ROGER, B.A., Pembroke, State Univ., Catholic Unic., L.S. English 8: Geog. BARR, PETER B., B.S., Western Maryland College, Music BAUMBERGER, MARTIN H., B.S.E., Princeton University, Physics BEATTIE, SHIRLEY C., B.A., Cedar Crest College, Univ. of Penn., Grade 5 BERG, FREDERICK W., B.A., M.A., Yale Universi- ty, Middlebury, Univ. of Colorado, Language Dept. Chairman BRYANT, DOUGLAS S., B.A., Rice Univ., Gen. Science 8: Biology CASEY, PATRICK M., B.S., Univ. of Maryland, Lower School Math CONNALLY, JANICE M., B.A., M.A., Univ. of Wisconsin, Radcliffe, Art History DAVISON, DEXTER R., Middlebury College, Juil- liard School of Music, Music Dep't. FULLER, BRIAN JAY, B.S., Univ. of Virginia, Mathematics GARDINER, A. GARRETT, B.A., Springfield Col- lege, Geography GOODWIN, EDWARD L., B.S., Univ. of Richmond, Hampton-Sydney College, Union College, Science gl Discipline HOLMAN, JANE C., A.B., Univ. of South Carolina, G.W. Univ., Grade 4 JONES, RUTH M., B.S., Nebraska State Univ., Port- land State Univ., Grade 3 JONES, LESLIE E., B.A., M.A., England, St. Peter's, Oxford Univ., England, High School Latin JOYCE, CHARLES D., A.B., College of William and Mary, Latin 78:8 KINCHELOE, LINDA, B.A., Randolph-Macon Women's College, Westhampton College, Mathe- matics KOACH, JOHN R., B.S., Florida State University, Biology LIPPS, MARY JO, B.A., M.S., Ursuline College, R.I. Univ., Biology MARLIN, JOHN H., fTl'1e Reverendj B.A., M.A., M.Div., Northeastern State College, Oklahoma City 20 W - . iY51,,pX aussm-P' Emu X Nix University, G.W. Univ., Va. Theo. Seminary, The- ology, W. History MOUZON, DENYSE, B.A., M.S., Winthrop Col- lege, Catholic University, Lower School Librarian MURPHY, DEAN A., B.A., Williams College, Sci- ence 7 NEER, KAY L., B.A., College of William and Mary, Corcoran School of Art, Lower School Art NORRIS, MARIORIE M., B.A., M.A., Ph D., Rollins College, University of Maryland, G.W. Univ., Duke Univ. Grad. School, A.P. History NUGENT, ROBERT G., M.S., Ph D., College of Wil- liam and Mary, Catholic Univ. Chemistry, A.P. Chemistry, Chemistry Department Chairman. OSUNA, IAMES D., B.A., Westminster College, History, Discipline Office OWENS, FRANCES M., B.A., M.A., Gonzaga Univ., Georgetown Univ. Upper School English PARKER, NICHOLSON I., B.S., M.S., U.S.M.A., Univ. of Arizona, G.W. Univ., Army War College, Mathematics PARROTT, L. MARC, IR., A.B., B. Lib. Scie., Har- viiirdq College, St. Iohn's, New York, Librarian, En- g is PAYNE, RANDOLPH A., B.A., Univ. of Virginia, Studio Art PRICE, IANE E., A.A., A.B., Glendale Ir. College, U.C.L.A. Univ. of Virginia, Univ. of Alabama, Re- medial Reading REED, ROBERT C., B.A., M.A., Miami Univ. Bowl- ing Green Univ., Univ. of Maryland, High School English RENNER, MICHAEL D., A.B., Dartmouth College, So. Conn. State College, French 8: Mathematics ROBERTS, BARNABY I., B.A., Selwyn College, Cambridge Univ., Trinity College, Oxford Univ., England, English 81 Dir. of Development SABIN, CATHERINE I., B.A. in Lib. Scie., G.W. Univ., Sullins College, Ass't. Librarian SEITZ, THOMAS, A.B., Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Seminarian, Theology SHELL, CHARLES IAMES, IR., B.A., Univ. of the South, Wake Forest, General Theological Semi- nary, English Departmen Chairman SMITH, IOHN P., III, A.B., Brown Univ., George Mason Univ., Northern Virginia Community Col- lege, Mathematics SOLES, HERBERT P., B.A., University of Virginia, Lower School History STONE, DAVID D., B.A., Washington and Lee University, Lower School English TALIAFERRO, RICHARD N. IR., B.A., M.A., Yale University, G.W. Univ., Government, Economic Geography, History THOMAS, ROBERTA R., Longwood College, Mary Washington College, American Univ., Univ. of South Carolina, Grade 4 THOMPSON, ALBERT L., B.S. Drake Univ., G.W. Univ., Athletic Director, Health WANAMAKER, WILLIAM W., B.A., Princeton Univ., Iohn Hopkins Univ., History Dep't. Chair- man WANDALL, FREDERICK S. IThe Reverendj B.A., M. Div., B. Litt., Wesleyan Univ., Gen. Theo. Sem- inary, Univ. of Penn., Oxford Univ., High School English WENGER, RENE L., B.A., M.A., Univ. of Virginia, the Sorbonne, French ZUVER, PATRICIA M., B.A., Smith College, G.W. Univ., Univ. of Virginia, Grade 5. 21 ,f' I I' . ,, 1 0 V A so ,, I q' an ' ' f 4 5 . K 'fy-12'1c':u.f ' Q ' ' 7 R x Q 7 N v K I -Tgx X XX .T V Ava-,. 'wr ' Q ,.f,v.-yy 5 ' ,,.,'i' if , ' , - .,1, , - -' - 'LJ A-4 . W L 4 ' x SN F .pg r-.58 ' . n 'Q' if F- ' p ,gb-eff, .., , Y. fn --s. ,an HL. .jflgiffff fff'-it , . x. lt 'E . S I- ..1 5, rf g., S Ei. x j.-. e 'V qv -Qs ' Y 1 . 5.1 I 'f .' 4 .' L- A 'I li-. , ', A J A X a-' Q.. n IU ICJRS Argerson Berg Bowcock Brown, A. Blair Black S Brown, D. 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Q I 4' FIRST ROW: Lake, Kay, Lindsay, Wadsworth, Rogich, Benson, Bryant SECOND ROW: Nisbet, Peterson, Gillice Hebenstreit, Hougland, Swift, Hoffman THIRD ROW: Mains, McGuire, johns, Thomas, Gaynor, Khamnei Marchak, O'Connor 48 FIRST ROW: Amin, Papajohn, Geschickter, Fowler, Archer, Beckett, Bondareff SECOND ROW: Whittaker fohnson, Iohnston, Holman, Bortnick, Brown, Boehm, Hedrick THIRD ROW: Albuerne, Figueroa, Randall, Gal- agher T., Gallagher M., Andrews, Campbell, Fellows -f,.-, ,-....geL L A, - l w.,,,i.,..f- , , .yt , THIRD ROW: Blakeman, Yoder, Stubbs, Hollerith, Hernlv. German, Garner SECOND ROW: Vitek, Christensen, Battle, Peterson, Rios, Lehman, Whitestone, Mr. Murphy FIRST ROW: Smith, Vaughan, Savarie, Cahill, Iordan, Atkeson FIRST ROW: Grinalds, Lee, Mulrooney, Klein, Lele, Digiustino, Mountfort SECOND ROW: Stuckey, Riley Gouda, Rodriguez, Miller, Pulizzi THIRD ROW: Guille, Keenan, German, Romero, Norris, Duncan, Mr. Barbee X 'I , W .J W I L I R ' - L - 'L FIRST ROW: Harris, Wallace, Reid, Boatner, Traister, Giles SECOND ROW: Martin, Vining, Kauffman, De- leyiannis, Vaughn, Koutrouvelis, Dooley THIRD ROW: Rauh, Schaller, Smith, Tschudy, Beck, Mr. Gardiner 50 FIRST ROW: Bortnick, Cox, Papajohn, Humphrey, Tarter, Izo SECOND ROW: Meyer, Stinson, Manzer, Gibson Selfe, Meehan, Bieck THIRD ROW: Nissen, Cake, Hobson, Rust, Gratten, Mr. Casey :T'- ' - W- 1 i ,,,...--- -..W i L. - -nw , -H ,,,.,-4 - L ,.-r Q7 X N K .Nb sf 5 O3 4' my if -AL-.tx-AN M-v,42-,,x QP 1 ff-.n.Q,x-V 1 ,M TH GR DE FIRST ROW: Rogers, Uehlinger, Whitestone, Levin, Prutting, Larsen, Herr SECOND ROW: Hemelstrand, Huebner, Chace, Kinney, Gibson, Koutrouvelis, Tate THIRD ROW: Mrs. Beattie, Redmon, Craig, Miller Geschickter, Caldwell, Gomez, Garza KI ilu ' l l FIRST ROW: Walker, Thomas, Cranwell, Sendi, Achenbach, Kuenzli, DeGroote SECOND ROW: johnson, Burcher, Radulovic, Wheeler, Boguess, Klotz, Taylor, McCune THIRD ROW: Mrs. Zuver, Huge, Inman, Ollphant, Stier, Thomas, Hodsoll 52 4TH GR DE FIRST ROW: Wenick, Cross, Snyder, Mechanic, Naquin, Cochran SECOND ROW: Freedman, Van Horn, Sebrell Eden, Bader, Williams, Bavin THIRD ROW: Fitzgerald, Thomas, Black, Cooper, Hylton, Cunningham, Perry Mrs. Thomas labsentj. FIRST ROW: Delach, Bartol, Traister, Kakaviatos, Nelson, Hughes SECOND ROW: Churchill, Yoran, Desai Touster, Shepherdson, Coulbourne THIRD ROW: Mrs. Holman, McKnelly, Matthews, Fleming, Beck, Wilson Gibson 3RD GRADE FIRST ROW: Dresser, Clark, Rifaat, Berger, Shomo, Herr SECOND ROW: Maioriello, Garza, Moring, Burcher, Berger Kincheloe, Koutrouvelis, Mrs. Iones THIRD ROW: Tiedeman, Radulovic, Reed, Miller, Pappous, Davis C . vx if 3 5 fini ' ', . F ' ' x ' x , 1 , I A Vi ,P J. ff, i..,,.1 Q3' .- H Varsity Football . . v.. ..a1. 11.5. . 1st row: Padgett, Uzer, Claybrook, Combs, Rowinski, Rowland, Brown, A., Meloni, Perry, Long, Argerson, Mustin, lacob, Coach Thompson. 2nd row: Thomas, Vines, Waggener, Bates, Wadsworth, Pleasants, Robbins, Freck, Vosbeck, Brown, H.D., Beattie, Hillman, Crawford, Coach Baumberger. I 0 3rd row: Mr. Ioyce, Blair lmgixl, jones, Miller, Rangers, O'Br1en, Murphy, Lipps, Alexis, Perkins, Chace, Tighe, Lundeberg, Browner, Mast, Hughes, Glick lmgr.l, Coach Biddle Starting Defense: RCB - Chris Meloni LCB - Karl Lundeberg, Waggener SS - Derrick Browner FS - Stan Freck RLB LLB RDE LDE RDT LDT 58 - Ronnie Robbins - Byrne Murphy - Scott Crawford - Steve Tighe - Tony Alexis - Richard Pleasants MG - David Mast Starting Offense: QB - Robbie Wadsworth RRB - limmy Vosbeck LRB - Hannan jacob WR - Doug O'Brien TE - Craig Rowinski SB - Mart Rangers ROT - Bill, Perkins LOT - Val Hillman ROG - Byrne Murphy LOG - Brian Lipps C - Griff Thomas With twenty seniors and twenty-six returning players, both players and coaches alike looked forward to the start of the '76 season. It wasn't long before the first tragedy occurred, however. Ed Jones, the mainstay of the offensive and defensive lines, was lost for the reason of a knee injury incurred at preseason camp. Having to shift positions a bit to accommodate the loss, the Saints eagerly plunged into the season by taking on the awesome Bishop McNamara Mustangs. The Saints found they weren't ready mentally or physically to challenge the Mustangs and were trounced in a day where nothing would go right - 34-0. Not quite over the shock of the first game, the team travelled to Culpepper the following week to meet the Blue Devils. Lacking the necessary confidence to play up to their potential, the Saints again sputtered, and fell to a team that really was no better than they - 52-18. Knowing that a stimulus was needed to spark the team, the captains and seniors began a series of team meetings at players' houses to keep up morale and get the team ready to play. The meetings turned the tide as the whole team lived up to its potential in thrashing the Mustangs. The offensive line blew open holes and the defense posted a shutout as Player of the Week , lim Vosbeck, rushed for four touchdowns en route to the 42-0 victory. In the all-important High School game the Saints were determined not to lose to the boys and although they ended up in a draw, it was this determination that fired up the defense to its best performance of the year. Byrne Murphy, Scott Crawford and Rob Waggener excelled on defense, which held time and again inside their own thirty, as the Saints had to settle for a tie in a game everybody involved knew they deserved to win, 0-0. The following week in practice, the team suffered a second near fatal blow as co-captain Mark Hughes was lost for the season with a broken hand. With the team's two best players out, both from the line, the Saints had an uphill battle the rest of the season. Against Bishop Ireton the offense registered another lopsided score as they literally ran over the Cards. Coach Thompson credited the victory to the brilliant work of the offensive line of Val Hillman, Bryan Lipps, Griff Thomas, Bill Perkins and Player of the Week Byrne Murphy. The defense narrowly missed its third straight shutout in stomping the Cards, 28-6. With confidence and momentum on their side the Saints opened the I.A.C. competition with the homecoming game against the best St. Albans team in years. The defense again rose to the occasion, forcing the turnovers, led by Player of the Week Derek Browner's three interceptions, and keeping their strong running attack in check. Hannon lacob burst through the line for sixty-seven yards for the decisive touchdown in the first victorious Homecoming game in six years, 15-7. The feisty and vastly improved Bullis team were the Saints' next opponents. Both offense and defense sputtered in the first half, with the defense coming up with the big play when needed. But it was the offense, behind the running of lim Vosbeck and passing of Robbie Wadsworth, which ate up the clock and scored the lone touchdown in the 7-0 win. In a very sloppily played game in which the Saints couldn't quite get on track, a strong Landon team handed the Saints their first loss in five games. The excellent pass defense of Karl Lundeberg, Chris Meloni, Derek Browner, Craig Rowinski and Rob Waggener didn't allow a single completion. But the Saints' inconsistency cost them the I.A.C. crown 19-0. The season's finale typified the guts and determination style with which the team played all season. David Mast was all over the field in yet another shut out for the Saints. It was Doug O'Brien's spectacular touchdown catch late in the fourth quarter that broke the deadlock and iced the victory for the Saints, 6-0 v. Sidwell Friends. It was a season anybody would be proud of just by the 5-3-1 record. But considering the adversities the team overcame - the two best players lost, the two crushing defeats early in the season, and the lack of confidence by all - the season was highly successful. Losing only one game in the last seven and narrowly missing the I.A.C. crown is the basis for Coach Thompson's statement, It was the most satisfying year I've ever reached. The players would like to thank Messrs. Biddle, Baumberger, Gardiner and Thompson for their unending patience and hours upon hours of work which was the key to the season's success. A special thanks to Coach Gardiner for giving so much of his time, which was demanded so much at school and at home. Honors Byrne Murphy - Co-Captain, All I.A.C. - Guard, Alexandria Gazette Player of the Week Oct. 20, 1976, Alexandria Sportsman Club Athlete of the Month October. David Mast - All I.A.C. Nose uard Steve Tigh - All I.A.C. - Defensive End lim Vosbeck - Alexandria Gazette Player of the Week Oct. 6, 1976 Derrick Browner - Alexandria Gazette Player of the Week Oct. 26, 1976 59 I.A.C. Record - Most lnterceptions fSeasonsJ - Six ,.- 5-W , .4 .Q--fun 4- , J -I 'K . '-an F1 6'-V7 During the 76-77 season, our Scroll photographers captured facial expressions of both players and coaches, on and off the field. These pictures tell only part of the story, however, as the Saints finished with a 5-3-1 season, Featured below are Mark Hughes, Eddie jones, Griff Thomas, Byrne Murphy, Doug O'Brien, and coaches Gary Gardiner and A1 Sleepy Thompson. eldxg S IS UO I S 3. , 1 f -'..A, I 'll L31 FMU- Q Lx 1' I x :I 1 ...N ' ' . M I T4 LK 1 f fvf!wl1 f' ff ,E 'r 1 ,,- L. 'J A , fix. :ll ' 1 V-1 , V I W':f',:' N '- ' 'ug cl? 1- SZ' Ixh--,X R, Sinhalese. 'E V iii..i'v-,,- ...xi -nb 'Y'1sv-.,,.4 ,. - Vosbeck rolls up the yardage against Sidwell Friends to finish out Browner intercepts against St. Albans receiver. with a great season. Nigeria Wadsworth hands off to Vosbeck as Val Hillman, Bryan Lipps, and The Saints defense converges on an Ireton running back as the Big Byrne Murphy form the holes. Red demolishes the Cardinals. 175 ' .Yam -1- 9- ' -, i ff? fx! ' The lake sweeps around the end for good yardage. 62 .4 'Vila-fvd .ww Lf' vu 'Ula ,Amp .sbs r X T7 - - r E, I fl - v r r , . 43 - Lo '. '1' . - ' n it Mt i m I 5 I ' X ' ,' i . 9 I . .V - , -7 Q fl 1 r, io ' ,' 0' A I g ., V . . . A , V x X 5 N , l . ,' I . as , ' ' -' 44. :Q - ' 77' mg, V ' lx :,3L,p'f,T-gg-3 ' . ' Jr' ' rg rn-4' K. , ::iJf,',4., fi.jF'. 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Football Row 1 Marland Schoenweis, Uzer, Thompson, McKinzie, Flather, Lineberger, Sidle, Reese, Miller Rockefeller Bates Row 2 Singleton Jones, Fellows, Iordon, Webb, Cusick, Branch, Morer, Gibson, Fulcher, Eudy, Riley Toomey Fairchild Coach Soles Coach Alger, Coach Stone. This year's 1.V. Football team, led by quarterback Iohn Lineberger, rambled to a 3-3-0 record. The highlight of the season was the defeat of Georgetown Prep, 8-0. The one touch down was scored on an interception by David jones. The Saints offense had plenty of potential and expressed it through their powerhouse running backs Will Miller, Otis McKinzie, and Ed Thompson, and through their front line of David Branch, Randy Flather, Andy Reese, Bobby Webb, and lim Fulcher. The defense, led by the exploits of linebackers Ambler Cusick and Bobby Webb, and defensive backs Charlie Fairchild and Andy Sidle, played well throughout the season. The Saints look forward to a fine future, let's hope they will reach the full extent of their potential next season. 0' Y -51 - l 1 .4 I ' A 1' ' .. M. 'I s-4. 'W '1..n...9.v.,.1LZ- 'lt ...An-.--K 6, - wiv' ' UL .' - -.H l ,-, ...X .ui 9-v , 4 . -.,. . Lv. Freshman Football X. I ., u ..'. 1st Row: Morrissey, Wooditch, Goodwin, Blunt, Rephan, Hazel, Harris, Alatis, Everly, Wadsworth, Kristoferson 2nd Row: Gordon, Christopher, Marshall, Pohly, Galloway, Segal, O'Brien, Collins, Butler, Berg, Turpin De vaney Geshickter, Harris. 3rd Row: Coryell, Downs. Shepard, Hobson, Cook, French, Freck, Carew, Barnes Me gan Wapole, Flaisch, Murphy, Coach Murphy. 4th Row: Walters, Temucin, Bolling, Elder, Hodges Coach asey The Freshman Football team had a very disappointing season this year. They seemed to be jinxed by rainy weather, five of their seven games being played on muddy fields. The Frosh had a very tough schedule having to play schools such as Georgetown Prep, O'Connell, and Landon. To these teams they suffered disheartening losses. In their first game against Bishop Ireton the young inexperienced team was unable to pull everything together. Costly mistakes, such as fumbles, kept the offense from striking as often as they Wanted to. These types of problems hindered the team throughout the season. In their next game against Episcopal the Freshman had to play juniors and Sophomores who were much bigger than they. Although the team was unable to score offensivly, the defense was superb. They kept the Maroon scoreless the second half by holding them on the five yard line for four plays in succesion. Although the season was not victorious, the young team had seen what the other side of football was like, and had matured greatly from it. The coaches had seen much talent and knew the players would become even better in the near future. Some of these players include Dick Hazel, co-captaing Clyde Turpin, Andy Mehan, Paul Butler, Steve O'Brien, these are just some ofthe players who made up the teamg there were many others who also contributed. , Z N .4 . I i l V f- --- , LL1 -.- 31- .1-.1 . Cross Country 7 - Row One: I. Brady M G1ll1am K Marnane K Honkala S Holman Znd Row B Hoiles, C. Mast R Blake E Boyett C Dugan I Humphrey 3rd Row P Schwartz S. Mueller, P Brler G Burnard D laschen W Hallanan ,Ai , , . V t .N-Q'z.' V+. ' S. I. ' ' 'fi , I 1 Af pu Y ,rf . urls -- A' f' ' . .A Q . Y l,n rl . .. 'J T 3 L P - hu -5' -' ' ' C: - .f , , ' ' ' ' Q A l e r ' 53.1 . x N' :-I' I N 1 ' . 15 Q. ' ,SAX K ' I ix - 'N , e - 'we X 1 - . . ., P , xx -T AJR., ,X -.X The cross country team, composed oftwo dozen members, is a proud group. Even those of us who see the finish line long after it has been worn away, are proud to be members of the team. Cross Country is not an easy sport, and it does not possess the glamour and ostensible awards of the big name sports like football and basketball: but these deficiencies notwithstanding, a runner is never sorry for having participated. Perhaps the runner's attraction to Cross Country can be attributed to the feeling that the high level of endurance and achievement intrinsic to running is something that most people cannot hope to attain. The climber might scale the mountain because it's there, but the runner climbs the hill because no one else will. A sample of the extreme dedication and profound desire which creates good runners can be found in the persons of Greg Burnard fSr.J and Daryl Iaschen Ur.J. Their reasons for running may be personal, but their results are obvious. Greg, very successful in years past, this season placed 9th in the Class 'C' race of the Georgetown U. 5 -- ' 4 - - -'. 5.-' -1. Invitational, 2nd in the Alexandria City Championships, and 46th out of 500 in the Georgetown Classic fthe largest race on the east coastj. Daryl placed 2nd in the Class 'C' race at Georgetown, 3rd in Alexandria, and 64th in the Classic. Daryl was chosen to be a member of the 3rd All Northern Virginia team, a great honor for a junior. The 1976 season reached culmination with a spectacular performance by Greg when he came from behind to take first place in the I.A.C. championship race. This led to his being selected on the All State Private Team. Daryl finished in 10th place and the rest of the team did sufficiently well to give St. Stephen's a reasonable fourth place overall. Following Greg and Daryl on the squad are Seniors Paul Schwartz, Paul Brier, Steve Muller, and Iuniors Will Hallanan and Roger Blake. 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I . 1 - 11 L +L, ,-,..,.'.4-.'LZu.uI-4 1154.-1.1 4.1 A.1E.'v 'fX'T' .,.f . K . Paul S. Will Daryl A .106 Y'u7 Capt. Greg Paul B. 71 Varsity Basketball ,76-77 Front Row: Eddie Iones, Doucg O'Brien, Clark New, David Carroll, Ben Beattie. Second Row: Coach David Stone, Andrew Blair, ghris Meloni, Scott Crawfor , jeff Cook, Craig Rowinski, Richard Reid, Stan Freck, Bruce Claybrook, Scott Edgell, Coach Pat asey. The S.S.S. Varsity basketball team struggled through a rugged December month including 7 away and 2 home games. The team did, however, manage several impressive victories including a second place finish in the E.H.S. tournament after beating Gilman of Baltimore, and a stunning upset of AAA Surratsville in the jefferson tournament. Coaches David Stone and Pat Casey taught the players and maintained morale for better and for worse. Co-Captain Clark New, the most improved player from last year's squad, along with Co-Captain Doug O'Brien led the scoring, while Sophomore, Craig Row- inski, and juniors, Richard Reid and Stan Freck, handled the rebounding and balanced out the bulk of the scoring along with Senior David Carroll. Bruce Claybrook, Scott Crawford and Ieff Cook along with Chris Meloni provided great bench support and showed great potential for next year. Seniors Ben Beattie and returning letterman Eddie jones added inside and rebounding strength. Special thanks go to the coaches, supporters, manager Scott IBO-Bol Edgell and administrative assistant, Andy Blair. 72 .- -Y f-115,777 , N :E 'fi ,,. X? 1. 4: i xx, Xb A x X xii 2 ,- F fs ' .. .,qh. L s.. ' Y xr!! -2 I Av LL Freck adds another point to the Saint's tally. ' IDSF Fast Break! ij. ' ' , A 'h ' .,1ffe f f - --....,...,t 1 fffrm' d ie- e If T-ff .. w 9 -- ' M r v I--5. S-'E I F- -ii! a- I .f ,-S3542 j f 1 0 Rib YQ! -f 'ee ' fmt ' , . 'J ' t ' +19 o - +V. -A 4-fs ' A 4 . ., ,- '-' ' P K 1 J - -A ,,,' i - 4 .ur ,, . .Y -v. -I 'E' 2 Reid goes over two defenders for another hoop Perfect form. do We 5 fl e 1 'ii' AL ' Y KN' V rf 495 N' 1- W ,ff -:I-1111: Q A A I' D I-If-I-Z t 1 ,aef- 2' 1 y Vi A in 5, A . I ,l ,, 1 ,at HL To e Le t .. -1, Qt S! Shooting Gallery Visiting Woodberry stands in awe as Rowinski guns. Crawford gets inside for two! no ,- --S I i I V: C , L1 V an LQ A in f .. 'I if 1 A 'M , 'i 'eL7i .5 i I T 1 4,7 QU' il L J :H iff? DQ. vi E i ii x ff V' ,. Zi' 6 I' 4, ' g oo,if L2 V 5 +R if-1 T sr u 75 V. Basketball I1It rg: 'il ' 1 f--2 ' p...-...A ,,, ,vu , Y I i3F'.ll'g 1 ' ict,-di-'03 K 7'3 - 7- 3 Kneeling: Lineberger, Lyons. First Row: Maycock lmgnj, Rockefeller, McKinzie, Flather, Gilchrist, Holdemess Gue, Hamilton. Second Row: Gibson, Riley, Radulovic, Bohrer, Combs, Kern, Coach Pat Casey. Under their coach, Pat Casey, la newcomer to S.S.S.J the 1976-77 I.V. Basketball Team experienced a year of learning. While playing much bigger opponents, the Saints man- aged to maintain a great team spirit. All the starting five were sophomores consisting of: Andy Lyons, excellent point guard and team leaderg Scott Holderness, whose speed pro- ved effective on defense and fast breaksg john Lineberger, wingman and the team's high scorer, Tom Radulovic, who came back after an early injury to be the team's leading rebounder and a great asset: Pete Combs, who has come into his own as both a scorer and a rebounder. Also capable of playing and scoring were: Tom Kern, jason Bohrer, and David Riley - all juniors. With strong support from the bench, the Saints finished with a win over the boys at E.H.S. - 60 to 48. i uc FAC Y ' A 3 A? 4 'Q - A J- . 'XX Freshman Basketball .Q 1.4 A t .1--Ill T T ,., 1- - A 'I IAC l girl., A I :ws 4 i 1 l 1 lp '- R' ....,.. ,T 78 f With the return of Mr. Thompson to his coaching career, the Freshman Roundballers entered the season with enthusiasm and high hopes for victory. Unfortunately, the Saints started off poorly with a cold streak of five straight losses. Presently, their record is a disappointing 0-5. Height was definitely a disadvantage for the Frosh, who possess only two big men, Rob Freck and Brian Wally Walters. The team compensates for its small size by using the quickness of their three guards and forwards, joey Everly, Rod Carew, and Steve O'Brien. The St. Albans team thoroughly dominated the Saints. Incapable of stopping the Bulldogs' big men, the Saints changed their tactics but were still unable to come back. Following their loss to Bishop lreton, the Saints matched up against Landon. After a shaky first half, the Frosh rallied from behind to lose by only three, 54-51. The Freshman team has the talent but has not yet put it together. Under the coaching of Mr. Thompson and Mr. Berg, the Frosh will prove to be great competitors in years to come. Tournament '77 Gonzaga 1st Place St. Albans 2nd Place 'IQ -,-, - g , ,. 1 f Fir! ,W Ehph 1 ,X ,izkg I , f V UUV 15IZ HH I CID S ' Georgetown Prep 3rd Place Kingswood 4th Place 455551 , ' 515, v .,, ' ,sg ,-:-f, CID f-+- CD 'U 23 fx 'A 4 L Pi , f IRA Q Varsity Soccer ,j t +o 41 if V-, 1 'v-us., 'N-. 35 F 'l?--ll rzllgfffff re ig-1, . ,.::- ' .. . . Nl.: ,fuk-'C -Q ,IA arm - ... 1-, ' r.. 3 -Q - s?.-,,,g3s- -n-f....TMx M A-,bf Z' 5 5- ,,.:. -.,, N I, g--'. .4-i,,.-..,, V .-.N -. -.v..., A --f . w , ,..- z.-fr.. 5 -f za.,-'pm F --P --... ,Q a rglfzilll, .1 Y I 7 4. - -11-7-,Q-,alia . .., - . .. if., ,SM ..-. ,FJ C W 'T' P ' , '- ' ' .:- Q '- ff, 1, Mgr., V. Hillman, T. Prior, E. Miller, M. Rengers, B. Lewis, R. Bates, R. Simpson, A. Alexis, D. Peete, S. Kern, S. Tighe, K. Lundeberg, G. Beeker, B. Shepard, R. Waggoner, W. Hallinan, Coach Gardiner, Coach Ful er. Winter . . . the time of year when old Lord North breathes his frigid breath and coats the hills with a mantle of snow. It is a time of skiing, ice skating, and staying indoors with sports like Basketball and Wrestling. But Soccer in the winter? It is, as any reasonable person can see, a gross error on the part of the I.A.C. to permit the playing of the world's largest spectator and participant sport in the winter, but alas, it must be tolerated. The '76-'77 year is a fine example of mismatch between winter and soccer. Our Saint Stephen's Soccer team has been into the season for nearly three months and has completed a grand total of four matches thus far. The team itself is a carbon copy of last year's team, excluding one graduate. Leading the Saints into battle this year are the crafty Giles Beeker and Marty Rengers on the wings with All I.A.C., All Metropolitan Karl Lundeberg operating in the center forward spot. Backing the offense up is the skilled and promising David Kern, with tough Bucky Lewis, Eric the Pearl Miller, Tom Prior, Will Hallinan, and Ricky Simpson, all competing for the halfback corps. The defense is manned by Disco Dave Peete, Greg Hollingsworth, Val Hillman, and Riley Bates, with goalies Steve Tighe, Ahmet Uzer, and Tony Alexis rounding the squad out. Through' the new European approach to the game, introduced by Coach Gardiner, the Saints have perhaps the most talented Soccer team the school has ever fielded. At present, the eager Saints are busy practicing indoors in the art-music wing, waiting for the Spring thaw which will undoubtedly usher in some victories for the St. Stephen's Soccer team. B2 gi' 'L ,..,, 'llq 6- 'An' + M - ,.-,xg ' v '- vm .. w J I H, , . Y ..j b-.,---U if-'f' ?'Q-2-fgwvf' 535 1 , 'Tit-T 45... --... . n i ,. fu- .'.g.a-,.r,f,,:42L.f!g.j w..'v '-'-.' -'f-1' , 'W 4' -'il' -' A--Hua 4- ,-,-up-,,.2K.-? ,,. ,, ,-1 A- :-,'-1'- .46 ',' ' . 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'- QF' Q, Vx.: ' G g - New 1:,,,- .,-,3'.w, -,V -1--'xr.QfV-fx an 'F fs, '-V f ' f Q ,-i :a:4'2,1 U.--ff'fflylf.-1:11f.fL 5Las,,: A ' f 'f L, -4-in . .. ..'- r-:A - . -:e T 1, ..-'-1:-.qw,yw-iifl-i.'-1,-,Sf '- -. ' ,M ' L.-4 N , -.ef 59 -- .-Y.:-. ' . -V v , - N. .,4'..5-.1-: 11-'-' f.,.'-- . Y- ' -5. ' .L '. -H .5 - M- L- -- - A A . -1 -. : . .11u1-nu--u - v - , - ...... . 1:.n!12vu'1L,g..': :,...' V Soccer ' .Lili 4 . This year, the IV soccer team had a little less than successful season. But, it showed tremendous enthusiasm and hustle in its exciting struggles with fierce opponents. The front line was lead by Phillip ffearlessj Smucker, Randy fthe jockj Moorer, Mehmet fthe Turkl Uzer, Craig Boyet, and Wade fthe Zipj Atkinson. Playing probably the most demanding position, halfback, were Mike fPeleJ Angelides, Bernie Carr fthe Masterl, Mark fthe sharkj Souder, and Langford fle footj jordan. The impenetratable fullbacks consisted of six players: lim fBoomerJ Toomey, John flittle big manj Gibson, Andy fthe Flashj Sidle, Dave fthe Studj jones, CUCU Cusic, and Bobby fstingerj Webb. Todd Rubeck, the goalie, was very valuable. The captains were Angelides, Sidle, and Rubeck. XX Ii 34. Wrestling '76-'77 Row One lkneelingjz Gravitt, Thompson, Humphrey, Devaney, Morrisey, Good- win, Holman. Row Two lkneelingj: Shibuya, Thomas, Iacob, Fellows, Berg, Fel- lows, Christo her, Du an. Row Three fstandingjs Branch, Hazel, Pleasants, Hughes, Faircflild, Meehan, Bates. The 1976-77 wrestling team had one of the most successful seasons in the history of St. Stephens. The grapplers ended their dual meet season with a 12-2 record, losing only to Good Council and a very strong O'Connell team. The Saints, led by seniors Dave Fellows, Griff Thomas and Mark Hughes, completly dominated the I.A.C. and chalked up victories over the Single A State Champions, Brentsville, and our friends across the street, Episcopal. In the first tournament of the year at Bishop Ireton, the Metro Holiday Invitational, the grapplers had one champion, Dave Fellows, two runner-ups, Pete Fellows and jeff Humphrey, and three thirds, Griff Thomas, Charlie Fairchild and Hannan jacob. The next tournament was the I.A.C. Tournament where the Saints completely dominated, placing ten wrestlers in the finals and crowning seven champions. Champions were jeff Humphrey, Eddie Thompson, Dave Fellows, David Berg, Hannan jacob, Griff Thomas and David Branch. Holding the runner-up positions were Mark Hughes, Dick Hazel and Richard Pleasants. The Saints entered the St. Albans Tournament with great momentum and placed second in a strong field of seventeen teams. The grapplers crowned two champions, Griff Thomas and Richard Pleasants, a runner-up, Charlie Fairchild, a third, Dave Fellow and a fourth, Jeff Humphrey. The Saints also captured the fastest pin trophy with Richard Pleasants' 27 second pin and the most pins trophy with Griff Thomas' three first-period pins. Next it was off to Woodberry Forest for the Virginia State Prep. School Wrestling Tournament. Three state champions, Dave Fellows, Griff Thomas and Richard Pleasants, two runner-ups, Charlie Fairchild and Ieff Humphrey and a third, Eddie Thompson were crowned, and the team placed second in standings, only 71!z pts. behind the first place team, Blue Ridge. The team rest all of its success on the fine coaching of Herb Soles and Roger Barbee, whose dedication to the sport is never ending. The 1976-77 Wrestling team would like to thank both coachs for all there time and help. Next year's team will miss the seniors but with help from up coming senior, Richard Pleasants, and other promising under classmen the Saints will be as strong as ever. Saints Wrestlers Whip Landon Continue Saints Claim 3rd IAC Crown To Excel By RANDY SAUNDERS Sports Editor St. Stephen's wrestlers mm. ,,,,,-, ,. . By RANDY SAUNDERS from the very start of the season, dominated the final :iv -- 4 Sports Editor although the 126 pounder Dave Quran-- The St Stephens and Landon Fe1'0wS2ndGf 'Tr nx isc0Dal'S .ll Saints FIM' C iter the which they l rc Crowd Soles 8 . hugiasi - ect exclalmed h Saints did large-ent ' , T lm, anis losing 10 lhemlneveflgtie match' Weed liz tour yea' Elnswpal 5 Eglin 1:2140 u.. nwxl M0 . ...i.. .um-n we ...ugh Eoiscopa ,, -,Munn ninned Lee Go?-Ahh which St. Stephen' Wrestlers Have Experience, Talent 1 Byg3:3!l:!x1rgg'RlS Eggrnxbguntil later on in 'eport One ot n Series I ve got a gut leelinf' S f Sf Sffphm Wfesfllne ?i.23'i?3F9iWl4eS s ffl Uverwhelm cpacii Herb Soles has a du- men E, T DUAL ivusszrs 12-2 s.s.s. OPP as Bullis Sidwell Woodberry Brentsville St. Albans Georgetown Prep R.M.A. Landon Ireton Good Counsel O'Connell McNamara E.H.S. I .A.C . CHAMPIONS 4 2 EEI1 32 55 ll' in ch 56 6 56 12 16 on. 24 : is 21 3 1 8 unn 12 E-,gg 7-0. 47 12 17 ID. B-2, L 7-5. I-0. D. 0:54. RUNNER-UP ST. ALBANS TOURNAMENT RUNNER-UP VA. STATE TOURNAMENT . 11-8. U5 ll-it licult time concealing hls ex- F, ' ' 0 Y citement when he talks about ivosoiixe uni. - mai nm: issi an. Many icimimimu iii. 54. 'ff.i:f.:gi.:i: :i. 0- B0 ,,.eg3Qfg..1iygeln IAC WPCSIIIHQ 122.5 Lil' Ot' fgtiif , , his OSS are S t get 0 lf ext alll 8 we est ort, get so qt ao gt. he S W. .W AW i nuts .wh lc2Z355'Qfi2tkXZ3'l3l'ioll V55 S Ch Oflfer 'lloilipiseopal 3 ta te amps Sain ts S ar e Pins Ire ton feffier 2 2 . .- .,,r H un, S 0 isa miss pounds. ,AW Tnior gifgpiogimgraii S aint Matm W . en Blitz F St Start Pins Bullls V' ' , . 8 lil' a ' it seconds elapsed in the 93 ml ' ll '13 2: bir:..3'3'.21i'2 ,399 Most c ey mm Hngaflies would show 'rim.,....h.. . . .. ...-.- .-miyhes who can .he M my ww on 0l'l ield 'Q 'I cf new terse.. torieits i0 0 Saint Wrestlers Stomp Carroll is With Seven Pins, 60-3 Score fx' te Q65 RRlS Tlll-I. SAINTS registered three pins in their first tour Q ' mzitvhes and soared to zi 21-0 lvl going into Fellows' W 'flv valuable he -estling lil-,Z . 8518 Grill Thomas in the 145 pound division was excep' tional. Soles said. ln that match, Thomas outpointed .luhn Shea. 9-8. Soles pointed out the matchwais even more gratifying for the Saints because Shea defeated last -ar's Saint captain. Bill X06 gk 'sexe S9161 93,3 gi Shea ox I 6 xt 5 1 , Q, .lacob's L get ll gow! -A o.gi9W'xieQ9,tXq0l'. we W ov QW, xo cond fall 6eea'5 xsal 5,55 ,sito rdefnma 5 period. I-la 1 ,we 2599365 639509-, me ' Kg lul that he ef. l C9 Q ,JJ that to people. I 'gtk We 'vs B k . TUE QUlCKi ,.:-S Q, N E, Fairchild In ' I! 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Exiles BW' 1976-77 Varsity Lineup 98 Lee Goodwin Charlie Morrisey 105 Eric Devaney 112 Jeff Humpluey 119 Eddie Thompson 126 Dave Fellows' 132 Pete Fellows David Berg 138 Hannan Iacob 145 Griff Thomas' 155 Charlie Fairchild 167 Mark Hughes 185 Richard Pleasants HWT - Dick Hazel 'Co-captains 112 lbs. Sophomore leff Humphrey, Runner up in Metro Holiday Tournament, I.A.C. Champion, 4th St. Albans Tournament and Virginia State Prep. School Runner-up, works for the pm. 126 lbs. Ca tain Dave Fellows, 26-3, Metro Holiday Tournament Champion, 3rd in St. Albans Tournament, I.A.C. Champion, Virginia State Prep School Tournament Champion, waits for his match. fr-1 Egger' I 1 4 ,damxnn-iufgi , --, x J N., ,J 39' Q i! f M43 , W - 167 lbs. Senior Mark Hughes, I.A.C. Runner-up, works for a nelson. H it l 'A 145 lbs. Captain Griff Thomas 27 1 3rd Metro Holida Tournament IA C v-gg 155 lbs. Charlie Fairchild, 3rd in the Metro Holiday Tournament, Runner up St. Albans Tournament, Runner up Virginia State Prep. School Tournament, lifts his opponent. Champion, St. Alllans Tournament Champion, Virginia State Prep School Tournament Champion, works arm bars on his Bullis opponent and tries to pin his Episcopa opponent gii' 'X 119 lbs. Sophomore Eddie Thompson, I.A.C. Champion and 3rd in Virginia State Prep. School Tournament, holds Episcopa 's Hank Wall on his back. , r. Heavyweight Freshman Dick Hazel, I.A.C. Runner-up, holds his Bullis opponent on his back for three points. 92 --:my S.. 'R- 98 lbs. Freshman Charlie Morrisey holds down his Episcopal opponent. 138 lbs. Sophomore Hannan jacob, 'T' I.A.C. Champion and 3rd in the metro Holiday Tournament locks on a far cradle. i'v?y.E4,., W Junior Richard Pleasants and sophomores David Branch and Hannan lacob show signs of fatigue in the I.A.C. Tournament. Pictures on this page not by Photo Staff ,nfl if le, lm ,Jael-1 , ' fbi 'feast' t ,.Yh, SPRING TRACK 1 9 76 This season's track team amassed an impressive collection of favorable accomplishments which included numerous dual meet wins, I.A.C. placeholders, and School record breakers. Among the young track aspirants contributing to this collection were John Chace, Herby Hughes and Dave Wilkes - hurdlersg Greg Burnard and Daryl Iaschen - distance men and of course Bill Perkins and Steve Minnig who led the team to multiple field event victories. The upcoming winter and spring track teams of '77 also promises an equal amoung of ribbons and trophies, employing hurdlers Iohn Chace, Steve Minnig, Karl Lundeberg and Iim Vinesg sprinters Brian Lipps, Lindsay Merrill and jim Vosbeckg distance men Burnard and Iaschen and as always Bill Perkins pacing the inferior competition in the shot and discus. Best wishes to the graduating members of the '76 season and good luck to those on the one of '77. Baseball '77 This year's baseball team promises to be one of the most offensive and high scoring teams in the history of the school. The Saints have eight starters returning from last year's team. The only weak- ness that appears in the Saints' lineup is at pitcher. The team has no experienced pitchers returning this year. The outfield will once again be the team's strongpoint. This year's outer defense features three-year man, Ed jones, four-year starter Eric Miller, and two-year starter, Marty Rengers. The in- field will be led by Hannon Jacobs and Rob Long. Scott Crawford will battle Rick Nagle for the catcher's position, once again. The dynamic duo of Eric Miller and Marty Rengers will again be batting in the number one and two spots in the lineup. Last year Miller and Rengers, between them, led the Saints in every offensive category. These two, coupled with the Saints' hard-hitting leftfielder, Ed jones, and powerhitter, Charlie Engh, should carry the Saints to many a victory. 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Seniors Dave Chapman and Bill Franklin led the team with exceptionally solid play along with Sophomores Bill Pascoe, Robbie Wadsworth, Richard Reid, and Dennis Spirides and Freshman superstar Andy Lyons. A good number one player and depth led to a winning team. The '76 team had this and surprised many by beating stronger teams. Andy Lyons, number one player last year, defeated the number one player in 18 years old and under competition of the Dominican Republic. For 1977 the team has Andy, Bill, Robbie, Richard, and Dennis returning. .Q- Golf W ,.v. The 1976 Golf Team consisted of, Seniors Winston Baldwin, the number one player, Harold Hands Hildenbrand and Randy Vosbeck, juniors Doug O'Brien and David Carroll, his first year on the SSS Golf Team and Frosh Surprises Bill Gue, Dean Gilchrist and Wade Atkinson. The six competing in the I.A.C., including those three Freshmen who had shown that they were on par with the Saints throughout the year, finished third behind the super-strong Georgetown Prep and St. Albans. Coach Thompson believes the strength, for '77 lies in the consistency which these Freshmen, along with their upper classmen teammates Doug O'Brien and Dave Carroll, possess. Cheerleaders Front Row QLRI: Victoia Bucur, Amy Barber. Second Row KLRJ: Iulie Conley, Donna Bogdan, Katy Condon. Third Row ILRJ: Katie Holleder, Gail Carroll, Sosie Hublitz, lill Ashbury. Fourth Row KLRJ: Kelly McLindon, Susie Beggs, Gusta Beggs. 4 14 ' ,,-. r'f' V fx 1 , WM, 1 dm L, ,. fl' '1 W , '-:-L jf HV-I , I ,, L f . , w 17 211. '-ff, ...4 al la QQ ' .' gt ..,, f LK-J iw, .451 ,-.,- ' .1 ,y v'1. -,-l'f'- -.--urn:-Q 24 I-Q11T 'VfT-any IH,l,1,,4,m,w E W fK! 1, XM! 'wr I ggi? 1 -. .'l I f -fi, I , Jn., N , 1,1 , 5 - I' . 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This year's Student Council, as opposed to the previous year, stressed student participation and school spirit more than the legislative aspect of school government. Under the leadership of its President, Byrne Murphy, the Council initiated several new programs in areas that it felt were sorely needed. A Big Brother program was started for all new students to the school to help orient them to St. Stephen's and to make it a bit easier for them to start out. The Homecoming tradition was resurrected with floats et al. The Interscholastic Activities Committee, founded the year before, was formed again this year and saw a considerable amount of business setting activities with other schools such as multi-school sponsered dances, ski trips, exchange, programs, etc. Another program was the Recognition Program whereby the Council formally recognized the members of the St. Stephen's community who it felt had contributed significantly to the school. The Council also performed smaller tasks, but just as important, which it thought would benefit the school, such things as bringing in outside speakers, providing the long-called-for Student Suggestion Box, arranging for the acquisition of benches, in the courtyard and trash receptacles in needed areas, and posted all articles concerning St. Stephen's on the front bulletin board to keep the students abreast of things. But perhaps one of the biggest accomplishments was the laying of the ground work for the acutely needed senior lounge. In conclusion the Council was more active than in previous years, more so than many students may have realized. d Honor Council 'RS- Left to Right: Mark Hughes, Mr. Goodwin, Steve Tighe, Andy Blair, Byrne Murphy, Doug O'Brien lChairmanJ, Greg Burnard, Richard Reid, Dave Fellows. Established years back by the student body to maintain the personal integrity and honor of the students of St. Stephen's, the Honor Council convenes each year to fulfill that purpose. Under the direction of faculty advisor Mr. Goodwin, the Council seeks to carry out its purpose through the application and observance of the Honor Code, the basis for student conduct at St. Stephen's. The Council's task then, though small in name, is aided greatly with help from the students themselves. For the Council's eight members - two juniors and six seniors - form but. a small part of the whole of those responsible for upholding the Honor Code, namely, the entire student body. 4 X onitors fs. if gf! 1 Q X , l I lv ' . ' Row One - K. Lundeberg, G. Thomas. Row Two - R. Blake, I. Chase, S. Tighe, B. Lewis, B. Murphy, C. Engh, D. Fellows, A. Perry, R. Wadsworth, Row Four - D. Peete. The monitors are a select group of seniors and juniors whose thankless task is to help maintain a modicum of order in the school halls and on the grounds. Contrary to popular belief the monitor's chief goal is not to hassle the students but to achieve a minimum level of noise and to quell other, more boisterous activities. The monitors also provide some degree of personal safety to the students in breaking up fights and other forseeable situations which might result in personal injuries. With these priorities in mind the monitors go about their daily duties often under a barrage of abuse lverbal and otherwisej from the students. Keep in mind that the monitors are there to help you and that the more cooperation you give them, the easier and more efficiently they can operate with a small amount of inconvenience to anyone. Hop Committee -'--- lst row Thomas, Crawford, Simpson, Plummer, Merrill, Gold. Znd row: Argerson, Hamilton, Fellows, Nagle, Lamb. 3rd row: Lipps, Lundeburg, Burke, Vines, Chace fhiddenj. 4th row: O'Brien, Wadsworth, Pascoe, Brown, A. 5th row: Black, Uzer, Robbins, Freck, Beattie. 6th row: Engh, Shepard, Miller, Wagonhoffer, Mustin, Peete 7th row: Mills, Hughes, Lewis, Boher, Tighe, Carroll. missing: W. Miller. The Hop Committee of St. Stephen's is a group of dedicated students providing social activities for the upper school. This year's Hop Committee was one of the most successful of past yearsg it sponsored activities ranging from the Homecoming Dance to a Disco Dance with WKYS radio station. The Hop Committee was divided into three groups with two students heading each group. These groups were each assigned a different taskg decorating, cleaning up, or selling tickets at each dance. Every group did an excellent job providing the students of S.S.S. with very successful dances. This success rests greatly on the shoulders of D. Fellows, D. O'Brien, C. Engh, B. Lewis, B. Lipps, and S. Tighe, all of which were heads of groups. Many thanks to Mr. Smith, the Hop Committee sponsor, faculty and especially to the Mother's Club whose help the Hop Committee deeply appreciated. '10 , . wb gl!! I. 'ull W liifij VonGehren, Thomas, Simpson, Miller, Lipps, Miller, Schwartz, Mast, Roberts, Gold, Alexis. Brown, Minnig, Brown, Goldberg, Lamb, Blake, Engh, Blair, Murphy, Mustin, Uzer, Vines, Argerson, Bullock, Beattie, Moorer, Reigert, Argerson Hillman, Blake, Wadsworth, Abramson, Burnard, Dietrick, Coiner, Bohrer, Nagle, Chace, Perkins, Mills, Black. Re d Key Club ' m--'--- The Red Key Club is a dedicated Red Key Officers purpose service organization for the school. Participation has been excellent with many putting in time at the Pepsi stand and helping at Red Key co-sponsered dances. The constitution has been rewritten and has brought a new vitality to the work of the club. Led by President joe Lamb, Vice President Griff Thomas and Secretary Roger Blake, the year has been a successful one for Red Key. Roger Blake, Mr. Berg, joe Lamb, Griff Thomas. 106 group of students which acts as a multi- f 15 ,l i 'l .- .., TTR w 4 ' -, v A 1 ' v w .J Tj!! - 4 4 I' 3 N U . I y. 4 I i . , I. 11' . B oy ' S Choir Mr. Davison, Director 4- s..-1 11' y I 3 V 1 n I Q and Encore This year's drama club truly had its share of difficulties, including a shortage of actors, internal strife due in a large measure to apathy. Nevertheless, these difficulties were gradually overcome as enough novice thespians enlisted to shore up deficiencies in the ranks and finally the group managed to pull together for their true cause: a solid performance on stage of Thornton Wilder's The Matchmaker which included among its dramatic personae in leading roles our own David Brown, jimmy Vines, David Singleton, Riley Bates, lim Toomey, George Wooditch andfrom St. Agnes: Page Iones, Cathy Sheets, Susan Moore, Courtney Woodman, Kate jones, Lisa Ulatowlesky and Mardy Carr. The Cast would also like to take this time to thank Vice President of Encore, jimmy Vines who skillfully engineered the lighting arrangements and President Joe Lamb whose presence was felt by cast and stage crew alike although he himself was rarely seen. Booster Club This year's Booster Club had an excellent student body turnout. Under the leadership of President Iulian Burke and Ioe Ra Ra Lamb, his assistant, the club was able to have a more organized booster section. At this time I would like to express my deep appreciation to the faculty, students, and parents of St. Stephen's. Keep the spirit going in the future! 108 Row One: Parker, Galloway, Col. Parker, Shervin, Miller. Row Two: Honkala, Maycock, Clear , Engh. Row Three: laschen, Humphrey, Long. Row Four: B. Blake, Mueller, R. Blake, Mills, Berg. Left to Right: Krahulec, Galloway, Mills, Boling, Iaschen, Shepard, Miller, Goldberg, Schwartz, Blake, Miller, Glick, Brown. Sailing Club This year the sailing club enjoyed a much larger membership than in the previous year. Members ranged from beginning sailors to the old pros. Berk Shervin, Vice Commadore of the club, was a member of the winning team of the Sears Cup, a national competition for three man teams. The Sailing Club is looking forward to many activities in the near future, including another team race with Christ Church School and even, providing Col. Parker is willing, a St. Stephen'slSt. Agnes cruise. On the whole the sailing 'club is a collection of modern day mariners getting out on the water whenever they can. Outing Club The purpose of the Outing Club, founded this year by Paul Schwartz and John Shepard, is to encourage and to aid students who have outdoor interests. It provides a place for students to exchange valuable information, to share interests, and to find partners for their expeditions. Although the Outing Club offered no school sponsered programs this year, it is hoped that in future years our club will be able to coordinate with St. Agnes' Outing Club and provide many fine opportunities for the interested student to learn a new pastime. 109 Goldberg, Schwartz, E. Miller, A. Brown, Lundeberg, W. Miller, Krahulec. Row One: Mueller, Jaschen, Blake. Row Two: Waggenhoffer, Goldberg, Schwartz, Abramson. 110 Emanon This year's EMANON, our school literary magazine, followed in the grand tradition of past years and put out another brilliant issue. The EMANON was led by zany Paul Goldberg, radical Paul Schwartz and artistic Karl Lundeberg with Mr. Reed as the moderator and steadying influence of the group. Many fine young talents were discovered and the old talents produced again. We hope that this year's EMANON is truly reflective of the talent hidden behind the walls of St. Stephen's. Deacon Although hampered by a decreased budget, this year's editors of The Deacon, Paul Goldberg and Paul Schwartz, were able to turn out several fine issues. The Deacon covered a wide range of stories, varying from sports to alternative measures to deal more effectively with the Honor Council, all written with the incisive objectivity expected of St. Stephen's journalists. This year's staff also had more contributors than in any recent year. We hope that in the future, 1976-1977 will be looked upon as the year that Deacon experienced a rebirth and revitalization in its drive to regain its rightful prominence as one of the school's most important publications. Computer Club In only its second year, the ' ' 'A 'T ' Computer Club, a conglomerate of leftover math whizzes and calculatory prodigies, has gained much notoriety here at St. Stephens. The club itself is run and organized by a select group of computer geniuses know as The Core. This year's gallant crew of Core members consisted of Will Deatrick, Roger Blake, Erich von and Bill Blake who managed to run the club with a reasonable degree of proficiency. The club meetings were spent mostly teaching new members about Computer Club - 1st row:.H. Craig, R. Blake, S. Cleary, R. Lasley, D. Iaschen, W. Blake, P. Butler. Computer languages' Such as basic 2nd row: H. Darrnstadter. P, Von Braun, T. Glick, W. Dietrick, T. Klop, T. Ander- and f0I't1'aI1 and diSCl1SSiI1g son. 3rd row: 1. Maycook, M. Rausch. assorted algorithms. Whenever club members aren't involved in some deep intellectual enterprise, they can usually be found at the teletype playing a game of Star Trek. lt's Academic 1976 This year's lt's Academic team has a new faculty advisor in Mr. Renner. He has been drilling the team rigorously, and he expects a much better showing than that of last year. There are eight people fighting it out for the three ' Hume gum positions, and this includes the two returning veterans, Paul Schwartz and Ahmet Uzer. The - squad has been meeting since school began, The attendance, as well as the enthusiasm, has been 1 ' excellent. Last year's team suffered N due to lack of quickness - the other schools consistently beat us to the buzzer. The practices have helped to ameliorate this weakness, and perhaps, eliminate it altogether. : . 5 111 CONNIE Co-eds jill Rubask and Caroline Reed Nancy Thompson Lisa Marshall Betsy Ramsey Tammy McCrory Maryanne Hylton We sincerely apologize for the poor coverage of the Co-eds and any discomfort or nightmares caused thereof. It was due solely tothe lack of organization between photographers and the staff. The following girls are missing from this section: Mimi Beggs, Elizabeth Biddle, Mary Brosnan, Leesa Dinwiddie, Elizabeth Goodwin, Margaret Hannifan, Dorthea Har- ter, Francesca Seeger, Catherine Sheets. SENIOR STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS WILL DEATRICK BILL WHALEN DOUG KINNEAR 'KSSOCIATE STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS WILL MILLER STUART NASH Hold it! PHOTO STAFF TI-IE PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF exists to provide photographic services to school publications, to stimulate interest in photography as an avocation, and to dissemi- nate information and promote craftsmanship among its members. Advancement to each of the five degrees of membership is earned under a point system which pre- scribes the time, effort, and proficiency required to attain that rank. MASTER PHOTOGRAPHERS STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS IULIAN BURKE SEAN CLEARY STEVE MUELLER IOHN WRIGHT ERICH VON GEHREN APPRENTICE CHRIS WEIGHT Top Row: Sean Cleary, john Wright, Will Deatrick. Bottom Row: Will Miller, Doug Kinnear, Stuart Nash, julian Burke, Bill Whalen. lAbsent: Chris Weight, Steve Mueller, Erich von Gehrenj Se .O . x ! E9 ,fi - Yu-4 'ka '53 5 , 1 . fffh' Jw f : ,. A cw J fi x M. S 13315 3 an g ? 9 , v. . vpn. mv env- A-glr-4 ' '--L.: , 4 lf H ?-i 'AM 1 4 gx f 35i?L',-1+E3f5: -Q-ffiif 1 .gs . 5 Xf M f if Lei-eg? gif f , ' f , '. .V1 mtg, Q h - 'Q ., we pf A - - ,-. Senior 1 Anthony Michael Alexis 1.V. Football '74 1.V. Basketball '75 Varsity Football '75, '76 Varsity Soccer '77 Varsity Track '75-'77 Red Key '76, '77 Scroll Staff '77 George F. Beattie Red Key '76, '77 Hop Committee '76, '77 Booster Club '73, '74 Grounds Committee '76, '77 J.V. Baseball '75 1.V. Basketball '77 Varsity Basketball '77 Varsity Track '76 Varsity Football '75, ' Va. Boy's State ' 76 76 116 Ionathan Abramson Varsity Track '76 LV. Football '74 1.V. Soccer '75 1.V. Baseball '75 Deacon '75, '76 Red Key '76, '77 Booster Club '75, '76 john N. Argerson C Squad Soccer '75 Varsity Track '76, '77 Red Key Club '76, '77 Computer Club '76 Varsity Winter Track '77 Scroll Staff '77 Hop Committee '77 Ski Club '77 George G. Beeker Hop Committee '75 Deacon '76 Service Committee '75 Outing Club '76 1.V. Soccer '74 Varsity Soccer '75, '76 Cross Country '73 Track '73 Edward Stanwood Billings jeffrey Black Red Key '76, '77 Hop Committee '76, '77 Scroll Staff '76, ' Deacon Staff '75-' Emanon Staff '75-'77 Photography Club '76, '77 Varsity Baseball '77 77 77 William Blake Red Key '76, '77 Sailing Club '74-'77 Computer Club '76, '77 Varsity Track '76, '77 I.V. Cross Country '7 Paul Brier Cross Country '74-'77 Soccer '74 Winter Track '76, '77 Wrestling ' 75 Track '74-'77 Sailing Club '74-'77 Red Key '75-'77 H. David Brown, fr. Freshman Footba 1 '74 1.V. Football '75, '76 Varsity Football '77 l.V. Soccer '75, '76 Varsity Winter Track '77 1.V. Track '75, '76 Varsity Track '76, '77 Encore '75-'77 Red Key '76, '77 Booster Club '74-'77 Formals Varsity Soccer '76 I 6 Derrick Browner Varsity Football '75-'77 l.V. Football '74 Varsity Track '75-'77 Varsity Winter Track '77 Varsity Basketball '76 1.V. Basketball '74, '75 Bruce Bullock Varsity Track '74, '75 Varsity Cross Country '73, '74 l.V. Basketball '74, '75 Freshman Basketball '73 Red Key '76, '77 Julian T. Burke Scroll Staff '77 Assistant Photography Ed. '77 Scroll Photographer '75-'77 Red Key '77 Hop Committee '76, '77 Booster Club '75-'77 l.V. Soccer '74, '75 1.v. Golf '74-'77 Gregory Burnard Varsity Cross Country '73-'76 Varsity Track '74-'77 Winter Track '77 Service Committee '76 Red Key '76, '77 Honor Council '77 David Carroll Varsity Basketball '75-'77 Varsity Golf '76, '77 Drama Club '76 Senior Class Representative '77 Ski Club '76, '77 Sailing Club '76, '77 Hog Committee '77 Re K? '77 Groun s Committee '77 john Chace Varsity Football '76, '77 Varsity Track '74-'77 Varsity Winter Track '75-'77 Red Key '75-'77 Hop Committee '76, '77 Emanon '77 Deacon '77 Monitor '76, '77 All I.A.C. Track '76, '77 Iohn Connally Red Key '77 Sailing Club '7 7 Winter Track '7 7 1.V. Soccer '77 William Deatrick Com uter Club '76, '77 Scroll Photographer '76, '77 Red Key '77 Service Committee '76 Charles A. Engh Varsity Baseball '75-'77 Varsity Football '75 j.V. Football '74 Red Key Club '76, '77 Ho Committee '76, '77 Sailjing Club '74-'77 Scroll Staff '77 Cum Laude Society '76, '77 David Fellows Varsity Wrestling '76, '77 Captain '76, '77 1.V. Wrestling '74, '75 j.V. Tennis '76 Varsity Tennis '77 Honor Council '77 Monitor '77 Hop Committee '7 7 Mark Hughes Varsity Football '74-'76 Varsity Wrestlin '75, '76 Varsity Traci '74-'76 Winter Track '73 Basketball '74 Honor Council '75, '76 Red Key Club '76, '77 joseph Lamb j.V. Basketball '75 1.V. Track '74 Varsity Track '75-'7 7 Red Key Club '76 Sec., '77 Pres. '77 Encore '75, '76, '77 Pres. Service Comm. '74-'76 Pres. '75, '76 Hop Comm. '76, '77 Scroll Staff '77 Booster Club '75-'77 Vice-Pres. '77 Paul Goldberg Deacon '76, '77 fCo-Ed.J Brett Lewis Emanon '76, '77 fCo-Ed.J Varsity Soccer '76, '77 Scroll '77 J.V. Football '76 I-V- Trarlk '75 Monitor '76, '77 Varsity Track '76, '77 1.V. Tennis'76 l.V. Cross Country '74 Hop Committee '77 Red Key Club '76, '77 Computer Club '76 Outing Club '77 Greg Hollingsworth 1.V. Soccer '73, '74 Varsity Soccer '75, '76 Red Key Club '76, '77 1 ' ' Edgar Iones Freshman Football '74 Varsity Football '75, '76 Freshman Basketball '74 j.V. Basketball '75 Varsity Basketball '76, '77 j.V. Baseball '74 Varsity Baseball '75-'77 Monitor '77 CraigjLockard Red Key Clu '76, '77 Deacon '77 W Bryan Lipps Varsity Football '75-'77 Varsity Track '75-'77 Varsity Winter Track '76 77 Scroll '76, '77 Red Key Club '76, '77 7 Hop Committee, '76, '7 Booster Club '74-'77 Grounds Committee '76, 77 'B .ip u. Jf'1. Karl Lundeber Varsity Football '74-'77 Varsity Soccer '74-'77 Varsity Track '74-'77 Emanon '74-'77 Deacon '77 Monitor '76, '77 Hop Committee '76, '77 Student Council '76, '77 Hop Committee '76, '77 C.R.C. Summer '74 Doug McPherson 1.V. Go1f'73, '74 I.V. Football '74 l.V. Wrestling '73-'75 Varsity Wrestling '76 Rally Club '76 Sailing Club '73 David Mast Varsity Football '75-'77 Varsity Wrestling '74-'76 Varsity Track '75 Varsity Golf '77 Red Key Club '77 Hop Committee '77 Lindsay Merrill Red Key Club '76, '77 Hop Committee '75, '76 j.V. Football '73 Varsity Soccer '74, '75 Varsity Track '74-'77 Year Book Comm. '76 Ski Club '76, '77 Eric Miller Varsity Baseball '74-'77 Varsity Football '76, '77 Varsity Soccer '76, '77 Monitor Student Council Sec. '75 Class President '76 Red Key '76, '77 Scroll '77 Cum Laude Society '76, '77 Stephen Minni Freshman Football '73 1.V. Football '74 Freshman Basketball '73 Winter Track '75, '76 Varsity Track '74-'77 Sailin Club '73 Rally Club '75 Red Key Club '76, '77 Scroll '76, '77 Deacon '76, '77 Qin Steve Mueller Varsity Cross Country '73- I.V. Soccer '73, '74 Varsity Track '74 j.V. Tennis '75, '76 Deacon Staff '75, '76 Sports Ed. '76 Computer Club '75, '76 Sailing Club '73-'76 Byrne Murphy Varsity Football '75-'77 Class President '74, '75 Student Council '76, '77 Vice-President '76 President '77 Honor Council '76, '77 Monitor '76, '77 Scroll '76, '77 Red Key Club '76, '77 Sailing Club '73, '74 Ski Club '77 Llo d Mustin Red,Key Club '76, '77 Hop Committee '76, '77 Scroll '76, '77 Deacon '76, '77 j.V. Football '75, '76 Richard Nagle Freshman Football '74 1.V. Football '75 Freshman Basketball '74 1.v. Basketball '75, '76 ,1.V. Baseball '74 Varsity Baseball '75-'77 Red Key Club '76, '77 Booster Club '75-'77 Hop Committee '77 Doug 0'Brien Red Key Club '76, '77 Hop Committee '76, '77 Monitor '76, '77 '76 Honor Council '76, '77 Pres. Varsity Basketball '75-'77 Captain '77 Varsity Golf '74-'77 Rally Club '77 Scroll '77 Deacon '76, '77 9 20 Clark New Freshman Football '74 1.V. Football '75 Freshman Basketball '74 l.V. Basketball '75 Varsity Basketball '76, '77 Track '76, '77 Red Key '76, '77 Scroll '77 Richard Parrott I.V. Basketball '75 Encore '76 Deacon '76, '77 Scroll '76, '77 Co-Editor '7 7 Va. Boy's State Delegate '76 Bill Perkins Red Key '76, '77 Hop Committee '76, '77 Booster Club '74, '75 Deacon '76, '77 j.V. Football '74, '75 C-Squad '72, '73 Winter Track '74-'77 Varsity Track '73-'77 Varsity Football '75-'77 Varsity Wrestling '75, '76 Barry Perper J.V. Football '73, '74 Service Committee '73-'75 Paul D. Schwartz Varsity X-Country '74-'77 Varsity Track '74-'77 S C A Re resentative '74-'77 . . . p I.V. Soccer '75 Winter Track '76 Red Key '76, '77 Emanon '76, '77 Deacon '76, '77 Outing Club '77 Founder St President Scroll '77 john Shepard 1.V. Soccer '74, '75 Varsity Soccer '77 1.V. Tennis '74, '75 Outing Club V.P. '76 French Club '74-'76 Robert Griffith Thomas Vice-President Class '74, '75 President Class '77 Red Key '76 Vice-President '77 Hop Committee '76 President '77 Deacon, Scroll '76, '77 Encore '74 Head Lights '75, '76 Grounds Committee '76 I.V. Football '75 Varsity Wrestling '74-'77 Captain '76, '77 Monitor ' ,N Richard Simpson Booster Club '75 l.V. Football '74 1.V. Soccer '74 Varsity Soccer '75, '76 Hop Committee '76 Ski Club '75 Red Key '75, '76 Steve Tighe Varsity Football '76, '77 Varsity Soccer '76, '77 j.V. Tennis '76 Varsity Tennis '77 Hop Committee '77 Monitor '77 Honor Council '77 lames Vi Varsity Football '75, I.V. Football '74 Varsity Track '75-'77 Winter Track '76, '77 Red Key '76, '77 Hop Committee '75-'77 Drama Club ' Vice Pres '76, ' nes '76 75 77 Paul Wa enhoffer Ski Cllgb '74-'77 Hop Committee '75-'77 Red Key '76, '77 Deacon '76, ' l.V. Tennis ' 77 76 Varsity Tennis '77 Ahmet Uzer It's Academic '75, '76 Red Kei '75, '76 Ski Clu '75, '76 Hop Committee Deacon '76, '77 Scroll '76, '77 1.V. Football '75 Varsity Soccer '76 Varsity Tennis '76, '77 Erich von Gehren Computer Club '76, '77 1.V. Soccer '75 Encore '77 Scroll Photography Ed. '77 Service Committee '76 Deacon '77 Winter Track '77 Red Key '77 Robert Wagiener Varsity Foot all '76 Varsity Tennis '75-'77 Varsity Track '74-'76 Varsity Soccer '76 Ski Club '77 Edward Wright Varsity Soccer '75, '76 1.V. Soccer '74 Varsity Golf '7 5 Scroll '75-'77 Deacon '7 7 Emanon '76 Outing Club '77 Martin L. Rengers j.V. Football '74 Varsity Football '75, '76 Varsity Golf '75 Varsity Soccer '75-'77 Varsity Baseball '76, '77 Booster Club '75-'77 Ski Club '76, '77 C. Riley Bates Varsity Football '75, '76 Varsity Crew '75, '76 Varsity Soccer '76 Holy Spirit High School f'74-'76l jim ines Qi X- l lim, Slim Bob Boy, first aid to Iohn at Cap Center, Dartmouth or bust, light loft at St. Agnes, Iethro Tull, nervous on football ' field, huntin', you best . . ., mourns over past acquaintances, member of blue light brigade, Blue Blazers at Chadwicks, Loves Orkney Dill Pickles, seen in Dockside parking lot, wants to be rich, See getting beaten up by Perkins, talked into being an actor, Bomb gets 2 gallons to the mile, jacket and tie at Zeppelin movie, What can I do you for? , Hillbilly, hurdler. john, will not settle for inferior women, ought to be shipged overseas to shut him up, Tull, thinks he's worldly, Frenc ie, Cosmopolitan, Isabel, Collegiate fantasies, paida lot for used car, lives in Mureland, queeb, Soccer star?, bi-lingual dog, mother is a great cook, Roxy, unusual personality. F-,J ik john Shepard Yi Robert Waggener '33 i Li- Riley Bates me '- . john bramson lon - Liked camping out West, Hosteled thru Europe, Unbelievable conversations with Perkins, Ricky's right hand man, Political enthusiast, Mean Duster, Life uard at Bill's pi Seen in the wilds in New Hampshire, Had gun at the hayris Radio DJ., Was I.V. Basketball star, Renner likes his Frencl accent, Seen with Bullock. David - Led Zeppelin, Seen a lot with Ricky Lash, H.D. Dining with Derrick, Derrick, can you get 37.50 by Friday? Is there a test tomorrow? Has fights with Richard Parrott in Eco. Geog. I love you Leigh, Easter Weekends, In love with anyone named Sandy, Remember Natalie and Renee, Likes to go to Fish Market with Ben and lim, Likes to row beards, Electrifying experiences in loft during plays, Likes concerts at Capital Centre. Paul Wag genhoffer joe Lamb ff' Paul, Hey Wagl, Best dressed at S.S.S., Garfinkels . . . Saks . . . Brooks Bros., 213300 suits, fashion coordinator for Bloomingdales, the plugged in look, jaws cuts close to home, Sir it must be that I gave you the wrong notebook, Spends a lot of time in board room, Grades aren't important, pretends to be mature, alwa s calm, still in B.C. Calculus?, ace on the court must have wooden racqtiet, Hey, is there a party this weekend?, only member of ski clu ?, Nice type, Do you understand that math? joe, joe, how do you do this physics? , would anybody like to go to Mac's, Roy's, Clydes? , fell in Potomac land swam away from boatj, Arena Stage, Tombs with Griff, Rowdy party, going to be a U.Va man, Fm beginning to hate physics, seen in town with anybody, plays chicken with buses, Hey joe, anything comingl? . . . Nah, just a dog . . . a grey hound , I've had enoug , But I had this operation on my toe two gears ago, Loves El. Functions Honors, University of Va. or ust. 125 Iohn Chace Steve Tighe Steve, Tig, Stick, man from Hawaii, misses Hawaiin lovelies, O.P.E.C., co chairman of Bolling Bikini Club with LC., Oh Lord, fellow bro knows what it is, Ralgh who?, hello this is the bone, Millers idol, UCSD all t e wlz-ity, thinks he can bartend, football 'ock, hey, you ever su ed the pipe? , frustrated life uarcf, H.C. mercy man, all blonde haired guys should be lifeguards . . . l.A,D. '76, seen with Mill, Wad and Wease on Sat. nights, likes to stop soccer balls with his face. John, I.C. The Sunshine Kid, eternal smile, looks like a Wilkes, I can't wait to see Marney!, ice skating at Crystal City, Mr. Hurdler, I was born to love! , Co chairman of the Bollin Bikini Club, Lifeguard, Smiles when he comes off football field after he made big stick on the kickoff, married man, spit it out Iohn, Richmond or bust, Clint, Bill, I've got girl problems, teeth subsidized by Pepsodent, likes to drive VW's off bridges, I don't understand this stuff, john Pursuit. -gg' V ,J Q ' NX Bill, I'd rather be sailing, Scuba diver, S.S.S. gunfighter, durn furrin car, atrocious driver . . . careful, senior loun er. we're going sailing this weekendl, married to Melanie, Sulmaru, what's that?, model air lane destroyer, strong silent type, leaves early but comes back, free for all basketball ames at Joe's, unreall, shut up Goldbergl, When that Aprii . . founder of dating bureau, No liel, sailor boy, French scholar. 's I la ,. 17 '- Will t Deatrick T Will, silent intellectual, I gotta have a printer, plotter, Turbo Carrera, Corvette, 280 Z, Tr 7, etc., 9825, HP 65, Understood Layson, Hey Zanel, Hustler magazine, drives a lastic Cadillac, mathematically minded, understood HBB, good, limericks, The Claw, crashes model airplanes with Blake, Hey Will, how do you do this? , Red Key cleanup man, wanna tic tac, cynical atheist, Jethro Tull, Neo Gyro, Panzer battles, calculator man, scientology, questionaires, conservative only at schools, computer club core. R, , ffm ..- ,.- in K ,M , ig 'V 3' sg,-s., , K , 'iffy' X- L V fk a ei 5 Karl Lundeberg Karl, Scruffy, loves Soccer, Karl the philosopher, all Norweigng blond and blueeyed, which Mary?, When I was in England . . ., everyone has short hair, except me, tries to be anti'American, anti-establishment, anti-school, anti-everything. throws helmet down on the sidelines, English wiz, I am a Viking, Hilarious, another cynical Atheist, one of Gibson's boys, talented l?J musician, I don't listen to teeny-bop music, , hey boy. . ., P 1 1 lf, w V fl is Ed jones Eddie Bear, I like it pretty lot, calm and crazy, Chili, Paul Bunyon, wanted to climb Washington Monument with Mad Dog after C.A.R. dance, Football games with Butch and Baego, IA of C.R.C., trouble free M.G.?, twilight man, skiing at Wis , loves good music, admirer of jesse Win- chester, iron ljungs, often was seen with Perry Franklin, slept in Carroll's room. I Bruce Bullock Greg Bumard Greg, Scored goal for other team, hollow bonesf?j, seen in front of laschen, Hates Bo 81 Kevin, One of lDO's boys, Slowl?J, Grouchy before a race, Come on . . . be serious. Always smiles, Should have Flayed football, Hi . . . want to see my medal? , ond memories of Prep's creek. ' it. v ?7 --A - -9 A 'fav r-mei' .film Pi is QM. Q'-'E' v 1 l f f . I Bruce - Businessman, Quiet but calculatin , C.B. Man, Blue alligator shoes, Color-coordinated clothes, Conservative, Working Man, Future millionare, Likely to succeed, A's on Reed's Papers, Drives an oran e Monza, Infectious laugh, Smiles a lot, Sherlock iiolmes overcoat, Always looks attentive in class,, Saints supporter, Rides a motorcycle, Elton lohn fan. Answers Morrocc's guestions in functions, Knows more than he says, een with Beattie, Eats lunch out often, Interesting comments in Theology. AL ' A X if 'Q' I 4 , V , 1 .X , in , - it . . .--L fc .-f V . in -V 2 ' 'Y . ' ' ,, :-V-Tfrefrk ' 'iii' . 4 . V- T Ji' r . If ,s4,,, , , 4 'F i 'V . -V f, . X 7T- a P, 5' , . il? -J Alf , ,AA-K john Argerson 1364 AJ' 11, QQQCIII lohn, Brushed denim man, the natural look, goes to the pool to swim?, Watch me lay a patch in my B210! , seen with Uzer, What d'you get? , asleep in Gibson's class, big silent Greek, unobtrusive, Oh! Sure! , honest man, early senior slump, I'll have a few cokes to loosen up irst. Ahmet, I swear, I never study, Biddle nailed me, Saks and Britches man, Soccer Goalie, Gets along well with Goldberg?, But Sir!, Mr. Biddle can't pronounce his name, Lives in a mansion, Reads magazines in Theology, Argerson's Best Friend, Shell's Favorite student, Shut up Minning!, What grade did you get in Mathl, This suit cost S250 and I have more at home. , I Believe, Walks Ford's Dog. Ahmet Uzer ID 'uv-r 'D I o Stir r r' Qigiifi Ti - 1 X g -frf Mart , Martian, breaker 19 for the Dixie Daredevil, original rnemher of the rowdies, Puerto Rican shoes, oes wild with Perkins on rainy days, Richmond or bust with Chace, other half of the baseball team, triangles out ofa piece of cheese? No way! , signals from home - Mars, talks to himself, pillow raids with Perkins at Shrinemont, space cadet, Let's throw Sim son into the bin, lies down on soccer field, Mr. ?B, hie anclpPerkins, rowdiest hayriders, wild party, strange rien s. Marty Rengers Brian Lipps jeff Black jeff, magician, impressionist, Cadillac Seville, knows Rich Little and David Brenner personally, loves 60's music, hates Disco music, idolizes the Beatles, thats just not white, The Time Traveler, let's celebrate, wears Beatle boots, let's cruise, I never study and haves grades to prove it, imitates all the teachers, has music blaring out of window at 2:00 AM, never sleeps, seen cutting into lunchline with Lloyd, also seen cutting into a concert line with L. Mustin, looks like his old man, wants to make a fortune the white way. Record gt, ,C I ell!! S199 L J 'if .3 ' IA..s U X... A ONE H5Qs . 0 45 Q- ,s .-HL .1,, an .1 YOU T NO Tame 'Wei Qt fi gp -- fi A, ---f 1. A 5--'W -uv K -1 BUTLH AND THE KID RIP-QFF THE STORE AND DODGE THE CCJP5 132 TH imc UE L05'I '5'M L xlvou HMT us EAN bo emi Kfufffiuf-dfw e Ue n Rap off Chg C J, : . +R you 5051 KEEP 'NK L:v Butch. Tumi-2 ,Ll'i 'i' 'foul-4 had Af, . . .L 1 K QI FA yt X Lloyd Mustin Lloyd, silver Capri, last seen jump starting leff's Cadillac, I know I choked on that, hates haircuts, hates Disco, loves Rock and Roll, Beatles fifth member, lead guitarist for Asylum, Physics brain, Sundance Kid, thats just not white, Hwhatta SWAT, cruises with Black and com- pany, good friend of swamphead, never swats, ALICE COOPER is King, never fails to in lunchline, Beatle boots, pays close attention in theology. ue uni Y ' rr th 1 Q HJ, 73 0122 mvw.KV9 ERI Paul Goldberg Paul, Senior lounger, bic cle freak: sees life as a cycle, Gold de luxe, true capitalist, America love it or leave it, Reed's best student, Capt. of Varsity Hurdle Crew, drives a cross between an English garba e truck and a Campbell soup can, dog trainer, Feodor tire Mad Sexton, Russian newspaper writer, English newspaper editor, unique hair styles, ambitious A.P. man. ir.-'e' f. -gf 'van ' ,-' , y . Fi L , 4- L x- x I ' -A wal. V ' 1 gm.. ',., N ilk rj, f .4 Eric, Up in New jersey . . I remember when I . . strange questions in Biology, youngblood in class, Over in Germany we always wore knickers . . ., the man from Germany, Erich Commentary von Gehren, mad lover, Karmann Ghia, Harris Tweed, Sure it's real, don't listen to him about who is drivin which yellow Vega, a real animal man, intimate nights lor four. Erich von Gehren 133 L L Dave Fellows AT. f'5 D M, ark Hughes Wease-Spot me a . . ., 119-126 lbs., What a boy, Maine boy, Buzzwell? Likes to munch, Wrestling wonder, Mr. Negative, What a fish, Gimme a break, Saturday nite with Tig, Mil and Wad, Wide lapelslskinny ties, knock it off , I'm not psyched, Wad idolizes him. Cut it out, You guys are just foul , N.C. - Nail him .QV Mark - Supplies entertainment at parties, He Knows what it is! Fellow Bro, Two years married man V Beggs?, Who turned that movie on? Nicole s friend Loves those oils, Chameleon, Great dancer Weiihtlifter, Don't look under the front seat Injured Foot all captain, Una Roja, TI-IE! JUICE 10 4 1 l 1 Jvvn ' . M4- gy' Iulian - U.VA.?, Wake?, Richmondff, Hampden - Sydney?, Booster Club, Preppie, U.VA., Burke Bank, B Can I have a ride?, Marney's brother, Loves to eat at 11:30 P.M., Has been seen in Masons, Fish Market, and Tombs, S.S,S. all the way, j.C.'S main man, Our conservative?, I can't figure out these women, Mulligan Man, Don't spill it on the rugl, Hey Dave, is he . . ., Locker room photographer, Took over his brother's penthouse when he went to college, Keeps a fast pace on camping trips. What do you get out of it? Beattie 1 I n I Ben - BB, Prep ie, Conservative, Thinks of good names for teachers, Jorge Beetle, Vir inia Gentleman, Q' Easter Weeicend, Belongs at U.VA., Often seen in Geor etown, Gully Gee Shucqcstersf' Gets along with everybody, Loves sports, These women are to much, Male chauvanist?, Hard Worker?, You birds knock off the chatter, Loves L.M.'s drags, Good driver, There seems to be a malfunction here, Been around S.S.S. for 9 years, Out to be the richest man in the world, Bound to be a success. B E. 5. 23 CD C3 v-4 VT' CD 'r '2' .1' 1-'lil sv Y ft-1 -, tg ,wt rgiwf fa 5 M a .uf I 1 : 1 ' e. g f - . , l N . , ' :fi mx .H-t -he 1+ wx 1 i :A - L L , -, v - . 1 fa-' 'f filly 'jglllff 1 I . lg . 1' - V I-l f , fi ' 5 '.:-we -' l' z 9 5' 5 J ul l' Q ' :L Ja it 1 .4 5 .-:-,rue 1. git ,-1 rt y . - L- .-.f- 15 ,. - 1 , 1 -'- ug iLu!Ji'7 ! 'f 4-7.14. :N 'f If f ,,, I B D. 1 .f '. 1-,5 lj'-w1.rlf':L.,ff T3 if s'l-' 1- , 'e. . 4 . f .. ai ' , H 'of -'la-are 15-.Q-' . 1:.,:'.-7-'ig wx l . 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Brett Lewis Brett Lewis, Pierre Mu, Big Red Machine, Doesn't like to drive with Baego, Visions of Army-Navy Parking lot, got stabbed in back, Hey Buck! Capp Honorary C.R.C. memher, Dr. Larson 8: Anthro, class tries to ride motorcycles, rips Murihy's leans, Special than S to: H.P.S. 'W 1 r 9 . , , ' W ii 9 ,. Q .ay Y af- T ' ,auf f 1 .xx V, g .,:,5,, H I J' . U 0' , L . gwzg-'. .QA , 'Mfg 7. i -,:fg'.vJ .L -I-SA .. ,-bi ' ,. .1-Q ff X. . ' ,a 'fi-l,QV , 'evil .4 M , 'V' A A ,. ' f liil A J, ,. rj Us X W.. 3 V -V e J ' :' iwrr ,.4 if I :eps ' 'Q A ,rm If. Z., :ji ,e .1 11, ,ix it .. fs, lil The Mu Brothers lu J' 14'- For my part I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. Stevenson Travels with a Donkey . . Steve Mueller Married to an albacore, Cried when bailer sank, Chief recipient of the Parrott chauffer service: Never made it to the Massenutens, Sure-the hiking straps will hold, Ioe, Afraid to sail under W.W. Brid e, Can hike further than Schwartz, Cross country journalist, couldn't wait to get to r it-f sv 2 Q .T1f'1 171 1 ,U w ma L-lflme H-V ,QwitL', lf? if 11 'bi l l fit ji 1 A hind ' iw l'i I ts kx iiilgpsgeg . l i-.Qui wi . t. -t 5, fx. , V I AQ- J . i ml ,igW'xv7 : rn gl ssl. get 9 in 'I-p If -el usb lla , lx. 'A- AR' X, ...1- l .r 3 ' Q ' ft fr s' : l,x i , e 91 l . H - r ,, it-r 1? -F? HI ' rr T Y.,-.Z -, g4lgy,L.Q,-Q gi rfgv fla'Q lf 141' 1,f:t -- ., L Q A- A ' ., gf? 1- 'ff . s-2,5 ' r 't , J 1 ,, Q,Qf,f.f2W ,i ff-L h .-5. 'v ,i35i,.5,,-,-iff. Bentonville, hates mountains, I don't like trees an more. '5'l ', Q ,EBF Y fgwaffaa-aaa 1-rg? . AUM ,,.,. S, 5411- iff-,3 J'f K 'Il+'7'95 Q27-gg: -' ft. 1-5-:px-,'-,L-'Q-'Sz' ,A .3-'me --5' .1 ws 'P 'SPY nf-wzwalef wi V fe-ffl 1-5:56-Q r . s -t- ' 1 .5 v,!'. gftdfifgw 14.35 Ji 4 t url, 1.2 l-iwiigi 511 If e' gs ' if' B - ' -' 1 l'i' 1.',' 'iff ig.:-'W 314' ' w 'ffl J l - ,Sufi-fill'-f-L51 W. L . 2?25'-Qflftgifll g' i'l-f-'ibm X r i fi 5.2. i f , '-- gli My -ri 'figge-50350144 -1 ,'-if 1 A flu 1 Qgggsf -,ysiig i 5 'ff' rv .1-f. '735't Ir:--4 r f- qi .iff-.1 .Q ' . . airway, ,A , .. ,,f-ezflzx-Eff lr A 31315155 ,I' 5 H ,fi LEf.!Q'.?1-' ' ki 1 ' -' 1' l'i ',rf f,i:.W , I r , n I , ,n , , 2-'H ' ,. ' . , 5 jg, ,A ,.fi,1g:,, . i A 1 ,H ' f 7 vu ,- 3 , A li hb,. .,'vfV x Y., xb, .r., xl win ,:. 'f3-.m-an' if Sie mf --4227 1311 ti an ,J '. Q57 V ,T -: 1 J Rationalist, radical, philosopher, loves to argue, can't let 'll 1 f Q, ' ., Gibber get in the last word, Fake Topsiders, same coat, LJ: K' . iff, ll ffifh. , same pants, same shirt, Dizzy, Fish Market, Deacon is 9991, - X-j-51:1 f U if 'A 4. 1 ,? , Q . My Body, Hey, this is like a problem in Philosophy, ' ,fi ig., H D- i, ' r 'f 1 31 X it yiflif- if 5' 1 senior lounge bull sessions, Grades aren't important. fi- fl , H ,,t it re. . .4 . r -,, z, 2 T Ll. A Outward Bound. f nal fb 7 r x l Q ' if at fl '-5, i ! F ' ,Q , 2 5- . it f?f Sr.1 i if 14? lil. , L. , ,gy 4,4-wgfl, , le Y rt - ,gli 1- 1 ' i f Q, au V - 5. . , A ,- j' gl ll ',1fi' V W x 1 Y. ,xf .i-m Ll i ,, ,, , C War z if ' f wa ,- CAUTION l W , This trdl as rock? Slew g' 'j ' V famous--ww - 'E X, Y PM W t A 55:65 1, serv- I-:ff fit - if 'E 'T A '!fi:f3k':ff9:5' ' -g..'.-Y,-e 'mg -f L',1T1 1 '.-'EIC 1 137 1? , ,fa ,'.. 4 351:- . 3 1' 4 51 4 5-523 is P? irq 'rw fi wxfffs 17' fl of .v ' ' en , I ifl U 0 'H .WW P-- Y S 5 ,,... ...M , i F 2 ,Xi 4 . - ,,...........9... ...Q-Y:---4 - 4 ..,....3-.--,,4---- 1 1 ,-..,.-vt.-V---..... . ,,,...'- ,.,.,...-., nr 1 i 'W V i'E.::,f'.555Qe45Yf1 ,. J .Tfi 5f B323 .mv L' QM I-glsgl , 'Sgin .. V50 -' . QUIKEIIH r, Y WMI , gl . I ' . 1 V. ' fx 5 ' 'Fit ta I f Q f , . ao wif' I K 'B' 4 I eq: nf 1EZ f I R i..2 ll Lltf I TUQ-- 'Q I1 nlllwnlllli I I I I IZ I I I Y 1 dk hw -. 'P- 41' x Clark ew Clark, Spark, loves S.S.S. Day Camp, no way Mersatus Benz, seen with Doug 0'Brien, Z dribbles and shoot sure she's getting her driver's license, Spanish wome 1 Motten made good stick in Freshman Football, seen at 'ne M111 Captain Clark, Use em, Spark. l ohn Connall xJu g., F' .f., ,' Y ,-,, .. . no-'I fn-'ri Y Y Y - LE, David Carroll CRC, Baego, Hey, get this, Bob's Moving Service, Gibson Island, Dead Head, Caps game and Mr. Smith's, Natty Boe's in summertime, Likes to drive Bucky around, Throws bottle in ocean with M.D., Likes to drive in woods, Fish Market, Seen wllones, Always wlFrancesca, St. Croix, Connell's -,7v,,,. S Qw- EAIN1-a A Eb You can say that my eatest asset is the ig-Sends that I have. Yeats 'SW' -,,,...- Now , this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end, but it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning Winston Churchill Byrne Murph If it s there, go for it. 1,2 a Byrne, Mad Dog, Always at the island, Loves to stick, Rides motorcylcles into walls, Bruce who?, Seen wit Lewis and Carroll, The Point, Warm Nat. Bo., Pre pie, Hurt knee, ankle, neck, needs a bod, cast, Mr. President, CRC, Y'all , Birdlwatcher, Don't get huffgf' Ernie's club forever, Stabbed in the ack, Naw, I'm going for a sail, Beat the Boys, Not my coffee pot, breaks windows, One sport man, Fat who?, 5 14 76, Chinnis follower, Frebbie at the Fish Market iMiEm'5'w' , uuwcihi 33533 mu JUNE, 75.1915 .F MSQNEQSL CAFHAL SEWIRE 2.22132 enter portal El LJ Sf cn .-4 WED JUN 30.1976 'iinwmpiml ll,,'l'g,1l lxdbu 'Nm Rick agle Rick, Good ole Rick, Nages, Tex, plays baseball, Yea, I play catcher, good layups, enjoys talking to B-Ball coaches, sun bleached hair?, red VW, Lovely Laura, one-girl man, goes to Georgetown, likes Woodbridge, Elton John, hunts fish with a big gun, keeps to himself, Beattie's right-hand man. 'ttf' 533' , x W 4 r ,Lfl ,, ?g New r ,,.L Barry Perper TT' , ,Y 7-,,.'. ,fff Luv' ',.'w.f , . f M Q 1 N r 1 J Q 1 . .- ' V I V - ' ' , Ted Billings 9 ' - a fl, r,.z r-,,-.--0L,'1' -,r 4. 1. '- -a. -r fi JH. -- . -..,.,,fw.. 'H . 4, ,. Craig Lockard Craig, Combs his hair?, Has radical Views On life, Future Defector, Small change it or leave it, Daydreams, Mows the lawns and kee s the grass, Not all that bad, Wills' best friend, Paranoid about notebooks, Enjoys dualism discussions with Mr. Marlin, Don't tittilate me, guys, Did an outline on the History of the World in 9th grade History. Greg Hollingsworth x I '11 zfgwiwtvl ll ' MLK I 1 I i l Paul Brier V.M.I., leatherneck, great sailor ljust ask Muellerl, airplane nut. ' ' . .:-.-'. iw-17-jf, CTF ' L'-N FJ?-,,'-,'fE?1 . .1145-1 'A :'5l'1'vf.1h,fly'5 1,' H 'A , ' f.'f'U' F',f7.'YC- .5 A ' , - F:-Q' '-jf'--Kfiff.-':H'. -. .. -Lvl-ie' fl4 'f!n7-Ja .EP ' . 'wp-p' 'n--1.1.-,..,p 1. . ' .N ' gyfl. ,-14 L' 'ln I ,. I -I K I- -' .T ,,,,.,,.,5-.- I .. -Y. .V '..+Y . x' if l .o . -- llfill en' ' , I' lpr' lf 11' Q 5: ,-,wh . S+- ' l lrijbl ra- ff ' 1 4 vi? Track star. seen sailing Mueller's boat into Bolling A.F.B. A. J 1 uogeom '19 x 1 aureyq fiqeNj 5.1918 :pen 'ammelaq ur Surumq qonp 'euersgnoq Jog :1:Jrsau1oH if ff z . .Ag A f-11 5161--,-Y I4-1: A 'I' .- yy 50.45-.ggg -webma- :X--..' 'F b I. K 9, -, -'ll +C: in-1: ' I V 1.2 . ...Q ...-14-+-f- y - . ' 1 l I V-,goff-'f T ,UL H, 01 -, I .: x 5'-v 7-. F' .1 Q R k S Ricky - Extravagant expense account for women, Thinks 1C Y 1 I I I p S Neil Youn has a good voice, looks at the world on a lower levei seen swimming in the clothes bin, Rowdied upon often, Holy underwear, Climbs out of car windows Rehobeth Beach with Bill and Tony, Not tonight, guys Likes to laugh at Derrick, Swears his hair used to be blond 'X Tony - Derrick's chauffer, has a few cars, Mark IV - a classic for a classy person, Dusk. Seen with Rickey and Bill at Rehoboth, Modest? One of the original founding fathers of Rowdies, Hey guys guess what happened to the LeMans, Cheap shot artist on the football fie d, Never serious, On the wa on, Badness, Trips with Browner to Macombs, Howard Univ. are you kidding? , Uummmm! . V '36 'X- 4 use W T51 A' . s.-'2523 Derrick, Midnight, Grey place?, Parachutes?, Bill, I've got the solution to the world's problems. , Dr. Glaze, Work? , Head of the Derrick Browner fan club, A girl named Sleepy, Vaseline, 14th and Z with Bill, playing cops and robberskgoing to come back to haunt H.D., Broke my bed, O.B. locke the doors, Skinhead?, Bad-luck Browner, Keiff, Nice place to visit, but l wouldn't like to live here. , Me neither. , Spotted driving a white Cad. on 14th ti - I . 2 ,-1 CIF , 1 , . X ' 1 Derrick Browner Bill Perkins Bill, Truck, Mean Machine, Thomas Circle with Derrick, Seen with Kurt, Jamaican smile, Owns school, Went wild at Shrinemont, From one beer lover to himself- ST.roh's, Escapes with Hamilton at camp, Sleepy's favorite gla er, Parks where he wants to, People get out of his way in alliways, Short talks with Baumbergter in ocker room after games, Whatta they gonna do? Kic me off the team? , Racing incidents on open highways, Almost played B-Ball, They call me Dr, Dunk! M '11 ' I V Steve, Works fingers to the bone, 4 A.P. courses?, What 1 J 1 - you get on the test? , Doesn't anyone know what the ,.rf -i' assignment is?, SSS Gunfighter, Demolition Derby, Life , is a bowl of cherries, those on the bottom are crushed, fl ' V You figure it out, M I N N I G 'Z 411: 'fffiu ' ' M .1 G1lGS Beeker , -'J E :Ti 'GX , NM, V.- I s. 1 , F, Giles, Why?, One of Mr. Gibson's Cynical Atheists, You . it Russian, get away from me, I'm going to be so good in '-101-LQ soccer this year, Brooks Brothers best buyer, Alg. ll tagainj, Class philanthropist, Lives near a massage parlor, Beelcer, take a trip, Never there for A.P. History, Taliaferro's best friend, God save the Queen, Rod Stewart's, best fan, Take me to Mads, Roxy Music, Has enjoyed maui a Saratoga Special, Master duellist, Monty Python's side ick. 146 Doug cPherson Ed - S.S.S. Gunfighter, Good ole boy Gentleman mechanic, Typical WASP Racing gloves, Keeps getting faster, Dulce-ite, Chalantley non chalant, Drafts Metro busses, Scares Blair on the way to school, Weekend Ridge, William, Frisbee from a local yokel, Think he's Tanzio Nuvolari, Worries lot 'cause Goldberg understands his humor. again' Mac my boy character Dulce eater tried to to get out of his car flrst rich kid vicious humor, Me v -favrf 05:7-2 -- -1- -- f ,-- , , wx QT V ' Th i7 Charlie, Charles, Chaz, Andy?, Sail, Slot Machine, Ordonnanie, Starting a collection of Pickled dishes, White To siders, Hipkins, Davidson, Lacrosse in the fall, Hey Dadp can I borrow the Porsche? , Argues with his dad, Dr. Bone, Dr. Engh?? Dave, O.P.E.C. madman on the field, married to jennifer, it's alright, I've got a credit card, went to Fla. for senior project, WWW's buddy, All Conference, took exams late, stabbed in back by more than one, buckshot, Army-Navy C.C., can sleep in class at will, owns the school, has his own fashion coordinator, Olympia, water ski champ, embarrasses people on the mat and field. Charlie Engh David Mast i ESQ , is at if .1 Rl ,- ?f -. Y , ,.. v - ,- h ' -..F-4.1. LTP' v 5.-4.. ,. f 5 . -w' 59 r i 1 X, at 'i 1 ., 4 - ,, Richard Parrott Richard, enjoys ethnic heritage discussions with Alexis, beats up peo le who do imitations of his father, thinks he's a journalist, co-editor of this outstandin publication, Burke, go take some pictures! , Gibson's alFy in Theology class, Mick Parrott and The Rolling Stones, Whada ya mean you don't like Iimm Carter? , tried to understand Goldberg, gave up, ex-basketball player. Lindsay Merrill Lindsay, loves to ski, sprinter, We have cottages in Vermont, Sleeps in Theology, Is Merryill here? , father works at S.S.S., one of I.D.O.'s men, runs with Victor Vicious, Audrey is in Vermont, lifeguard chair, Ho es it will snow, Works at I.A., University of Vermont orllaust, Walks to school, Oh, I'll be in Vermont this summer, is the first to know about snow day. 150 Senior Class Poll Most Gullible - john Chace Good Ole Boy - IDickJ Rick Nagel Most Likely To Go Up In Smoke - H.D. Brown Done Most St. Stephen's - Byrne Murphy Done St. Stephen's For Most - Eric Miller Favorite Group - O.P.E.C. Favorite Actress - Farrah Fawcett-Majors Class Lover - john Chace Thinks He Is - Karl Lundeberg Coolest - Karl Lundeberg Married Man - John Chace Biggest Preppie - Byrne Murphy Most Likely To Succeed - Steve Mueller Most Likely To Digress - Derrick Browner Best Dressed - Paul Wagenhoffer Most Vocal -- Paul Schwartz Best Athlete - Doug O'Brien L doors, nevtcnrne nu. 6. curlalns lhruoul. Moro? rec. room wllh bar, new ces. fenced yard. ouldoor , Zovsla ofass. Thare's bul our edverllslno mqr. 'Cul ll short. Eves. 360-A043 M-M MERKLI MCGUIRE -TORS 765-8299 o own ur Own Shangi-Lo! brk. colonial in ureslloe :eelurlno 3 bedrms., loo, llv. lllreol.. KGB. dln. rm., 'lsl llr. m., 25' rec. rm., lull bsmv. h more, Call or nom. JACKSON V p0 Prons., lnc. ...Onan 9-9 832.900 TRAIN BUFFS Umm lho window ol lhls 2 lownhouw. super clean. lwinlalneo, CAC, new tool, .d owls., areal locallon - ln L convenient 10 overv- Lewls and ilvermcln on 821-1227 MMIII eUporLlveDown wav wu'll lnlov this well Ima Cane Cod, leulures ual, has 4 bdrrng, 2 2 kltchens, llreplucl. lull l. cornea A Q lame porch, VA appraised, B0-6451. M-M MERKLO MCGUIRE TORS 765-8299 s oot On olnbow? lh feel all lho around 5 en- goluen llle oi conlernuo- lna ln this cualom bull! 5- 3 balh Calhedral celllnoed llh 3 beautiful llrenlaces A carnorl. New nrlvacv fl kllchen L dining rm. n wooded V: acrn wllh t. Vernon ices 370-0800 PALE l 859,601 ight, Bright Alry ! Durarv and unll lownhouse l convenlonl lucallan. 3 , 2'lz bolhs, rec rm. wl :e plus a un hobbv rm. Ol- af VA uunralsed Price or loan assumpllon. Seller v 8500,-closing costs. An onal valdel DALE 865,000 REAL FUSSY? racllcal-Qllon mnvbo lhls s luwnhousu is lust for year old, 4 bedrm., 3 Va wnhouse. Llnhl oreen cur' rec rm. wlllreolace, sen L hblh in bsml. This has an axsumablo loan lo u closing costs. N lp COUNTRY PROPS dole 256,91 OO L ight, Bright, Anry! norarv and unll townhouse l canvenienl locallon. 3 ., 2'lz bums, rec rm. wf e Dlus A sen lvobbv rm. Ol- l VA anuraised Drlce or loan assumnllon. Seller v S500 closlno com, An Onal value! DALE 565,006 REAL FUSSY? acllcal--lhen rnuvbe lhl: S lownhouse is lusl lor e vear old, 4 bedrm., Sv: wnl-louse. Llohl oreen car- rec rm. wllireulace, sex: B balh ln lasml. This has an assumabln loan lc u closing cosls. TGC . --. ll., sow. ra. cinn s. Assoc. washerldrver Close lo court house area. Call lor appl. REALTORS 573-2500 lBroker Qelerrnl Welcome? V XRLQNGTQN N, Wggopbd, CANTERBURY WOODS 373,92 S cious 81 Gracious Out of the Oridinory .2EL2!5....?Lm2L.Qes':if' po Dramallc llv. rm. with hioh cell- FMRFAX ' 595750 lmavlne s 4 or 5 bedrm., Tm nlus hull balh, custom brick rumhler with a 2 car oaraoe. dan, over' sized rec rm. with bar. oulll on double bulldlno lol In North Ar- Iinalon. Close lo Arllnolon Hosollal Call now. ' Anuucrou gnsoo. New Contemporary Tsrrlllc mailer bedrm sulll. 2 smaller oedrms., 2 ln balhs. lam- llv rm. wlllrevlace, sliding olnss doors lo orlvale Polio from llv. rm. L eal-ln kllchen. Choose your. Own llnlshlnll delallx TOWN 8. COUNTRY PROPS Angngmn 525-6960 wmsao.. N6-TTINGHANQ SCHOOL areal Verv nice 5- bedrm., brim. mmol. on loe. desir- able lol has 3 balhs, rec. rm., full walk-oulbsml. 879350. Call GORDON 8. MEEKINS, INC. 256-2500 Rllrs. lEves. 25082163 ARLINGTON NO. 562.500 All The Work's Done Jusl move lnlo lhls il-bedrm.. I- balh, 2-slorv home wlnalf-bsml,, bull!-In narnoe, alc, w-w camel, lronl 8. rear porches, beaul. land- scooedflol. Convanlenl lo shonvlno I- bus lane. LAKEWOOD 758-6600 Rim. Eves. 780-8641 KRLINGTON Close-ln Charm + Location lmmuc. 4-bodrm., 2-balh brk. Cane Cod localed on pvl. cul-dr sac onlv Sa mins. lo D.C.lPonln- non. Souclous llv. rm.. sen. dlnlno area, modern sal-ln kilchen, cn- closed porch In lronl, screened porch In rear. l-car detached oar. + carnorl. Short walk lo bus. Only 554.0041 Call for anal. JACKSON 871-3494 Prom inc. Ooen 9,9 ARLlNGT5N NO. S WALKE This dellonrl . va inns 81 hav windows In lradlllona ll' Scr od h ' sa mo. een oorc , 4 bedrms., Th balhs, fireol., fnrnllv rm., den, Perlecl condition. Lovely nelxlhhorhood. SPRINGFIELD saws: Need 0 Mh? Here's a rarllv. A townhouse wllr 1 bedrms., 2V: balhs. In the S403 Good house ln orlme locallan which shows baaullfullv. HURRYI 'rown a. coumnv PszoPs Falls Church 536-230C fEWT 1i1i ONE FLOOR LIVING VA apnralsed, owner will con- sldar. One floor llvlno. well maln- lalned lowrmouse. 2 bedrmx 8 den 2 baths, complelelv eoulnueo nu lm- nnlv s39.95a can 941-7227 Colquitl Carruthers, lnc. GALLERY or Homes PRESENTS Lee. Drk. rambler lealurlno 3 BR., 3 balhs, kil. wlhreaklatl har, mac oanelled lam. rm. will- rlol. on maln level Dlui Isle. na- nelled rec. rm. wlllrepl. ln lull bsml, Beaul. W4 acre aenllelv rolling lol. Eurlv oacupancv. CALIO REALTCQIESOCIATES MLS GALLERY or mlm., 1-va ri -di , lashed ls In close-in locallon near bus, shows 8, schools. Paneled rec. rm., uvdnled equlnmenl. CAC. HOLLEY REALTY, mc. 538-LSQQU anuncvou, no. naman. THINK SUNSHINE Bio olclure window, laroe screened qorcn, lnlx of windows and sunshine. 3 bedrms, 2 V2 baths, Barbie 8- uodalad lull. Call 5244400. Colquili Canuthers, Inc. 4-s warm., 2 Bm cane cod. bmi nan. uoslalrs Dlus pan. rec rm., fenced yard wlbeuulllul lrees. Shannon 8- Luchs Realms 893-1500 ARL. N.-Brand new homes ad- ioinlnu Weshlnalon Gull L Counlrv Club. coll lor more Info. J. FULLER GROOM REALTY, 524- 7990. ARL. Mqolonlal orlck, 5 odrms., fam. rm., 2 llreols., screened porch, IV: halhs,seD. oarace, fenced vd., ous ullls. 5-I0 mln, to DC. 24537758 wg DUPLEX First Time Offered Flrsl llr. liv. rm. wllireol., 2 BR. rec. rm. 2nd llr. A BR LL bam, close in 5. adioinino parkland. 5B5,lJ00. George Mason Green JA 4-liao Eves, 525-'llll ARL. N. + MID SSO's VETERANS USE YOUR VA! This J Deurm. ALL BRICK RAM- BLER ls ln me Yorkmwn, WI!- llamsburg School area 8. onlv 1 blk, lo us. NEW W-W CBFDEI lhrufoul. Rader. Secluded lUl wl lruil lrces. Call DAVE COMER 281-1700. . BETIER HOMES FREN. DALE CITY 544,500 . PRIDE You can be oroud ol lhlx beaullful 3 bedrm. home wllh 7 + 2 hall DGIHS, rec. rm., llv. rm.. dln rm., kitchen. nearly new walllwall car- Del, draoes. cenl. air. Walk lo bool and express bus. Town a. couwrnv Paops 550-9131 494-71 Ol DETKIRFAX ' MANTUA l-m.1.s s86,9so. SPACIOUS and well dscornled 5 bedrms., 3 bath home, located on dead end slreel. Walk lo bus lranweflollon. Large lover, eel-ln kllchen, rec rm. wlralsed hearlh llrcnlaca 8. a men for Dad, or sewlnu room lor om. FAuzFAx Bonnie one s1s,9oo. MOVE RIGHT IN THIS ilunnlml I hedrm.. 2V: bulh cnnlemnorary beauty ls vacanl 8. lusl wailino lor You lo move in. Great lanllv rm 5. OOYQBOUS llreol. Dgllohlful decoralor touches G sloraoe galore. -rowu a. coum-nv Pnops Fairfax Cent. 573-9300 FHFHi i5R A RARE FIND 4 bedrms. in excellenl commnllv 8. priced lo sell quickly. Walk lo pool, school 8. snonoinc. Your lamilv will like the area. FAiRFAx1Mosnv woods 571,000 WHAT A BUY! S bedrms. 8. 3 baths ln lhis SDE' cious urlck lover, on a mule! cul- ae-sac makes lhls the oerlecl home lor a large lamilv. Walk lo elem. 8. nioh school lrom this line communilv. TSC ALL IN ONE This lovelv fl bedroom Colonial l has ll all! There is an oversized 1 master bdrm., 2 car carport, lsl lloor lamily rm. wllh lirenloce, vlus a lst lloor laundry room. Drolesslnnallv landscaped ll. un- Graded lhruoul. See ll-YOu'll be ' Dlaoied. Call US. Myers 8i Hill Realtors 323-1 l 633 5FAmFAx ii7.5 5l Near Country Club A new spill level wllh 4 bedrooms, J balhs, lenarale dining room, recrm wlflrenlace. hardwood floors. lhermo windows and exlra insulation all on one hall acre lol. Q agen! buy ln a areal neiilhbor- 00 . L.ong8lFosfer 15 Offices 938-4200 Il!IllDDLERlDGE ' LOVELY RAMBLER Verv arlracllve A bedroom, 211:- blh brick and aluminium siding ramhler wldouble carvorl on el- csllenl lol. Slave lover. lame llvim: room and dlnlna room. Beaullful counlry kitchen wilh larae break- lasl urea. Charming family room with lirenlace and doors ln oar- den. WIW camel L cranes. 582,950 Long8.Fosier I5 Offices 573- FALLS CHURCH AREA 559,950 Brick rambler on lovelv corner lol. Beauliiul new kitchen ldishwasher. disuosal. freezer! a . ual . ve l er. , l lr 0 li 9 a 0- l n s n n c E V own DBBWEN flnanclno. Full price 559.950 WE TAKE TRADES. LAIRD 533-0300 REALTORS MLS FALLS CHURCH--Wlnlor Hlll. Brlck and T.l-l. 3 bedrooms, W2 baths, carnal selection. S43,500. TAYLOR REALTORS 437-9090 FALLS CHURCH 53?5,0m EXECUTIVE ESTATE 3 V2 ACRES4 Your own urlvale naradiso lusl minules from 7 Corner, His and Her balhs. stone fireplace and Drlvale lerrace oil master bedrm. combllmenl this lovelv home. Soa- cious rooms, oerfecl for enlar- lalnlno. Lowef level can be used for ofllce or Quest sulle. RRR' ROUTH ROBBINS S32-8863 A COLDWELL BANKER CO. 1 FALLS CHURCH LOW 50's Space nalora hiohliohls lhis very nice 3-4 bedroom cope Cod verv convenierlllv localed. ll fealures full bsml wlrecrm, 1 'fa balh, wall lo well caroals and much more, Washington 81 Kane REALTORS SlNCE 1927 836-T070 FALLS CHURCH-VERY LOW S5D's. Move riahl lla this sonrklino llllle rambl. wfnaneled farnilv rm., CAC, storm windows, w-w car- pet, trees. Near shops 2. lransn., LMLER-QUIGLEY CO.. 893- woooizo LOT ' This 3-bedrm. Rambler on a cor- ner lol has new w.lw camel on Isl floor and no-wax kilchen flooring. CIOSQ lo shooainu 5 lransporla- llon, Call lor april. lo sec. CENTURY 2 I Realtors 893-2770 ORIGINAL OWNER Has done manv nice lhincs ID mis brk. 3-A-bedrm. Cape Con, carnal. ubdaled eal-ln kll., ls! fir. fam. rm., rec. rm. on lower level w! bll.-ln bar, new 965 lurrxace, CAC No Downpoyment! Gel a VA loan on lhls AV: veal' old Conlemnorafv. 3 bdrm: , IV: baths. nalio Bi oaraoe. immacu- late l-owner home with fabulous Rolling Vsllev localion. Mi. Vernon l I Offices 971-6303 MOTU i Cozrutlj BUILDER Seekllli DYOUG Q beeulilul Twin l' custom salll, I- huoe lamllvrml nsllon wllh fl other lealufei. able. me l5l'Ol3lE FOB Tl-lfmm f Mr ' Rea HOLIDAYS ii iL'?JLi.'QfL'ZlSw?.J'i.ii2 ?,?'1,.3!'55.Ei?l2 READY8 snsrkls and charm. End unll an :ul-as-sac. Backs lo woods und small stream. .lusl reduced and owner will nav S500 closing. ol slandlng value Lor1g8iFos'rer 49l-6151 REALTOEQ-M550-9413 Mmnssn AREA 3 ACRES l-las your lamllv been dreamino Ui 6 6 bedroom, 2 lull All lt. long livi- ngrm. with llreol., formal sized dl- nlnorm., lamllvrm, 4Uxl6. Work- shop. Room lo live 8. land lo roam. 551350. Mt. Vernon Melro 631-1800 r 7031368-N84 MANASSAR--ln lown! Much souohl aller area! Lures brick ramhlar with doubl-s detached ea- rage. Flrsl floor family room, Seoarale dlnlni room, beautiful enulnbed eat in kitchen. Flrenlnce. wall lo wall carpeting, washer. dryer. Goroeous lul lnlmosl Va acrel. Trees, shrub, oarden plot and crepe arbor. Flexiule llnanc- lnq. Full price 562350. WE TAKE TRADES. LAIRD 631-Ol I5 Of 703-su-am A- MLS MANASSAS-See this one TODAY: 4 bedrrn. rarnblef wlfull bsmi., lin, rec. rm., l2x3l' covered onlin. l6x32' In-Qround pool, + many r exlras, ln: exc. cond. Priced rig l. sSl,500. UDLEY REALTY INC - ro till-1820 -N-Q-6.13113 MANASSAS DON'T PASS THIS BUY ! Charmlna cane cod awails vour family early occunancy. New Dain! accents the four bedroom, large living room, dinlng room and eat ln kllchen. Nice Yard is fully chained link fenced. Sloraoe shed, central air condillon and much more makes lhls homo ex- tra suecial. 534350. Long8lFoster o.c AREA MANASSAS 531-is-so sas-ma sal-msc 361-0171 il5 AREA OFFICES? MA' Nrua m9,o'6o BRICK CONTEMPORARY Canlllevered hearlh A. clenrlslorv wlndows cornpllmenl lhls 516 bdrm.. 3 balh PHOENIX beauty. 273-3733. MEL AN 94,500 Spacious Home Lovely 5 bedroom. 3 balh home ln B orlme location. Large living room vwllreplace. lullv eflulpped kitchen with eallno space and nnrlv-size rec. rm. wilh fireplace. NELSON - san-vena me-11.1025 94128111 menema sss.om LOCATION Across lrom McLean Hamlet. Lovelv 3 bedrm. Cape Cod wflam rm. New house condlllon, New aopliances, ISXS? swimming pool. Prolessionsllv landscaned. CIFCU' lar drive. Counfrv-living only 5 minules lrom Bellway. MCLEAN Sl69,950. Columned Beauty A circular driveway lends charm lo mis. 5 bedrm., 3 oalh oi-level in desirable Cheslerbrook Hills -5. Lanolev Scrioul area. Lower level wlkilchen could be lnlaw suile, Privale-Dalia. huge dln!no rm.. 2 iireulaces, dnl. Qaraoe ogg-rpM MLLEA 5149.500 BUY NOW And lailor lhe final UOUCJICS lo vour good lesle This loveiv homo Kin..,uf-mimi, see mil rmmii. . C . ,l'3fLf:ff-'2LT'1w ' ii n0w,bqiq-9 qw-lrucled in Chesler' 3 or 4 bedrms, E rec. rm, lireolfa Vacanl 8' nrlc lasl sale 8- sell sumolion. Call 9 Colo Corrul s 5. brluhl nursery Sleoless kilchen drv room lor N basement for D W2 bnlh lownhl Sbeclal. Wellboml nesron QUIET-3 Comfortable coi breed hall acre conslrucflon, M Include lloors lull Fealures hardwood llreolace. nominal ulils. ' TOWN Reston 8. COL If As Big You' As N BW DGODYB wan! 00013 i v u L l1uQ0 r bdrm.. 2 2 B lownhouse has room sizes will l 'a Lovely S eve! lurnllure room ad room. Mi. I l Offices srmemmil Buy. level li ZW: bat Ofaled, CDl l'l!Y1Ul B C01 V Best This 3 DEUITWS., WNFR. S98 Myer: Realtors iimusris LD Wont Cor Htl 2 bedi lownhu lor 538. f Manv You'll have la spacious carbeled 900--n Merkel. sunken llv. rm washerldrver. ROUTH ROBBI -A COLDWEL SPF!lNGFlELD Wont To Seller than new- 2-ba larsl lull D vas h excellenl school 3-bedrm., eat-in kit., enlrance. enlrance. INC. REALTY. SPRINGFIELD COUNTR Kllchevxllnmilv onens lo Priva vard in this home. Fover en 5 2'-6 balhS. 7- ' araclous cul- ladavl CR O If i are where I you are 41 convenient locations V ' 12 serving - . Ny - i i' til ii Hitt ffl? M fill Northern Virginia , - lg I 1,44 fp, Alexandria-Manassas-Arlington-Fairfax-Prince William. Virginia A Full Scrvicc Bank - Phone: 361-021 I United Virginia Bank!National Member FDIC. Graham 8a Ogden Insurance Inc. Insurance 8: Bonding Members Northern Virginia Association of Insur- ance Agentsg Virginia Association of Insurance Agents: National Association of Insurance Agents. AGENTS Luther A. Gilliam Iohn T. Martyn Donald W. Reilly William B. Vaughan Luther R. Gilliam 808 King St., Alex. Va. 22314 549-'1300 Our 63rd Year 1. 549-0744 'Trice THINGS Fon LITTLE PEOPLE N G. 1A11'1ClGI'I0I1 Bl1I'lCB 118 King street Alexandria, va. 22314 President julian T. Burke, Inc. 218 King Street General Insurance Alexandria. Va. 22314 549-0950 W.A. SMOOT 8a GO., INC. Lumber, Bldg. Materials, Millwork Custom Woodworking 1201 No. Royal St. Alexandria, Va. 152 v- -'11 .-S Q. L-E :-2 .. ... 5 ' - : 7, . . is Qiilis King 9-2214 AITCHESON FUEL COMPANY, INC. Established 1882 205 S. Strand Street E.L. Turner Alexandria, Virginia JAMES M. PAGANO Vice-President Watergate Travel, Inc. 2502 Virginia Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20037 Office f202J 965-0050 King 9-6152 0 Pittsburgh Paints 8: Glass 0 Valspar Paints Sz Varnishes 17031 256-7255 A 0 Luniinal1Paints y I General Hardware ANNANDALE SPORT 8: HOBBY, INC. 0 Artist Materials 7046 Columbia Pike Annandale, Virginia 22003 O Wallpaper CAINES BROS., INC. 1700 Prince Street Alexandria, Virginia Compliments of: MR.-6: MRS. F.W. CUE, IR. Telephone 379-6055 POWELL OPTICIANS, INC. Bradlee Medical Building 3541 W. Braddock Road Alexandria, Virginia 22302 Compliments of: WALT ROBBINS, INC. AREA SAFE AND LOCK SERVICE Locks - Keys - Safes 5 fn f Sold - Installed - Repaired f v 4 Home 8: Commercial YQ Bradlee Shop Center Alexandria, VA. 22302 379-6161 153 Instructing St. Stephen's Students Northern Va. Drivin School cert. by va. Bd. of Education Private L esso ns for Adults LARRY BLAKE Owner Instructor Patient Instructors 2844 Meadow Lane Falls Church, Virginia PHONE: 532-3335 Compliments of: COI-IEN'S QUALITY SHOP 3644 King Street Bradlee Shopping Center g Alexandria's Finest Men's Wear Store 379-6200 Home of Hart Schaffner 8: Marx TOP of the STAIRS New - Handcrafted - Antique Gifts 9:30-4:30 Tues.-Fri. 11:00-4:30 Sat. 110 N. Columbus Peg Babyak 81 Libba Lineberger p .-1' -l QW 8 17031 931-7908 Buddy Joyce Motors Auto Body Repairs Frame and Painting Charles D. Joyce, Jr. 5908 Seminary Road Bailey's Crossroads, Va. 22041 4 A Family of Fine Bicycles 1 'll 1 Bicycle Shop Sales and Service 1713 King Street Alexandria, Va. 22314 548-7909 Bongratulation ta the Blass of '77 X X ,K X! un... 1 X 1 -Frei 'f 7,4 ' X U: -55531. ,igifg -f55j.SfiFQfEE3 15 5' S N 2-It-if - :E 2 N. 5: 2- asf-f H' ' ' Q 3 I 2 ' -- 5 ': I I ' A --I fffli 2'- el ii THOMAS S'.R31AN.INC W y xewrofg gif? .L .N 4 , , ' 'S , Ei-.EURHIEHUSV 'mm in 53555 .gp , Szsccszmzm' 11 ? U1',1HEJigIIl' mzrirzzmmz' VI 3C DFZLIDHIIII' uaennsznsu' 3 1 ixggsnnnuf .J . . 3 : ?iA,..-lr JJ . : . ' . ' 1 -1- ' 4415140 4 l 'V :Sm U r Wihomas S. Ryan Inc. 155 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 ST. STEPHEN'S SCHOOL P.T.A. Lithographic Specialists For . . . 0 Education ' Art 81 Literary Dfbllllmlfpll . Associations . Corporate Printing Company Featuring . . . Creative Services Q Design 81 Graphics Consultation a Corporate Identity Programs 0 Direct Mail Promotion e Publication Planning 0 Annual Reports 84 Production 836-7200 520 North Fayette Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314 Compliments of Claremont Rexall Drugs Willis G. Wright Wm. Addison Hurst A little bigger car from Honda. The Accord. fefyi' QQTH .e,.', XM , -'- f A',-- ' f -'4-'- '.'--A-'-' A -- - I ,. Q ta:-:wi I,.I., ii ,,.,',V ,.,.,,. Mm v'5 'E.w . is: ff -w1:JAm'esfzH '.,' mussseirsixsggwmgf' A., ., , , .... A , A l -44.- :euwwsyiiv .,....., .,..., A...,., .v.. . , . 8 noNnAAccoRlJcvcc The Accord also springs from a big idea: a little more car from Honda. It has the CVCCG9 Advanced Stratified Charge Engine, 5-speed transmission, deluxe interior, a special electronic warning system, that incredible Honda mileage C44 mpgfhighway, 31 city in EPA estimatesjf and an imposing list of standard features that becomes even more imposing when you compare our price. Civic, Accord and CVCC are Honda trademarks. CC? 1976 American Honda Motor Co.. Inc. 'S-speed transmission. The actual mileage you get will vary depending on A' X L We have both. The bigger little car from Honda. the type of driving you do. your driving habits and your car's condition and optional equipment. The Civic. 3 297k Ideas are what make the Civic big. Ideas like front-wheel drive, rack and pinion steering and four wheel independent suspension. It's a car designed forthe times-small enough for easy maneuvering in traffic, yet big enough inside for four adults, plus luggage. HONDA CIVIC SEDAN 1108 Horner Fld. Woodbridge, Va. I Phone: 494-5116 7 E 0' 27 34423 Dnlor No. 0433 8 D 8: C Parking 206 N. Washington Street, Suite 100 Alexandria, Virginia 22314 GEORGE FAIRBANKS CHARLES M. FAIRCHILD President 206 N. Washington Street Business: 683-6400 CF Counseling Service Alexandria, Virginia 22314 Home: 765-6124 I.H. Asst. Associate Fairchild 8: Company Telephone 683-6400 765-1879 159 E Giiiiimmis A CWB The most convenient way to save inV'n-ginia. For office nearest you call 790 8900 24 offices serving Virginia. Mein effiee: 8150 Leesburg Pike, McLean, va., 22101. ESEIC . n --.me 15126 , THE DAD'S CLUB Established 1849 Everly Funeral Homes, Inc Operating Everly-Wheatly Funeral Home 1500 West Braddock Road Alexandria, Virginia King 9-0038 King 8-9200 Everly Funeral Home 10565 Main Street Fairfax, Virginia Congratulations and Good Luck to the Saints of '77 from The St. Agnes Patrons of the SCROLL Don Roberts john C. jordan MJ. Krahulec Alexander Morgan Mr. 81 Mrs. R.B. Holderness Mr. 8: Mrs. Cusick Mr. Albert A. Smoot Mr. 81 Mrs. Drury I-I. Blair Mrs. M.W. McGee The School Staff wishes to thank these people because every little bit helps DONALD BALDWIN ASSOCIATES SWE 9L15AQfffGfl5,S.T fTJ'.52f2 Governmevzz Relations Conmlfmm 202-223-6850 an afiliate of 0 G 0 C ' I Mobil Parkfairfax Mobil Service Center Repairs - Tune up - Brake Work American, Foreign Car-Towing Service 1015 W. Glebe Rd. John Guerry Alexandria, Va. 22335 C7031 548-0427 This space is dedicated to ANDREW BLAIR for selling over S3600 of ads The Editors and Business Mgr. Thank you! Oh Marney, Where are You? K , ls.. 'SAA 163 F. 'Q fi Pdf- 31-1 -- - .. ' r H' - 1 'rf 'igf'. ' QQ :ffm 1 .- , -...-, . rg x f., L,vs .'1, gwv . I 47- 'v - .. . V.--,xg - '. .. ,- un--11 -1 . ,. . 'xl-.5 Q L: V 1 -..-,M N Q-,S - - ',uvT.,, ' s. ii .I-f.-.-.1 39' -.yjyjl R I D .,' . , 1 It I 3 . I -. - JA- A. .---..,.-J... 3 X15 ?'I -4-L.. wi! A B fades out as M11 remains on earth +V 'A t 2 ' r n 4 1 -3--Jin-X It s'.?1gwgqf'-Apu, , -' ' , , , 'Q 2. 4 5, ' 'J' '-'!Q:,,- , rf? 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