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

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1978 volume:

L xl V 17X SS ff X 1' -1 XXX-X VX ffilii-bi E! N I- f JWFQPSQ WGN A rm f UTP gf S C - W X v Wh. I IW f' ay, 'A 4 iftxv ,j 46 XD. X ' wx 3 E ! : 3 if Q X 8 to look lil Q W9 PQ w infully aware. It seems only yesterday that a group of young boys l proper gentlemen We lealrnedithese finite Hx W. i,.,.twAtirvM Mr mi wi 3 -- i- -- ,- Y t A 1, s and our defeats were accentuated by th I come to look at ourselves not merely as individuals, but as distinct members of a vast a single body, a class. We learned as a class, we competed as a class, we partied as a class, at the losses and gains of o classmate as those of our own. A friend would fall next to le one. lt wasp momenmusiiQQCQSiion.ifQmi-all 1 short, our classmates were our lives. me the linerrlonlblobliingllin n ,Corn fade? These moments are not remembered, and yet they are treasured - for without shove h d h times to ether. Sit back and let your mind wanderg a host of Cl mdny CIPDY Q head. l 4-23- v 1 ws - TV fl 1. ' gx.a,J' K' Y A.. 1!,YlfrL, l mmm' ligiivi wiiiwlif I ,, . .,uc.,A J These times are now gone. We are leaving friend and home alike to venture off into the world. We prepared, but leaving is still a challenge. Remember when . . . still lingers inn our called the class is finally broken apart. We will meet agaihg butfour experiences togethen naw merely fleeting thoughts. When did the time slip past - we remember as yesterday occurences But reminiscences must be cleared away - we have books to write and fortunes to amass. not stay bogged down in the mire ofthe past. W i it i i i W i ' W Scroll '78 is a collection of these very reminiscences. Years from now we shall flip through its ancient remember when . . . will once again return. Collecting and publishing -such Mmemo ' Through a reliable and hardworking staff l was able todo thisiwith af certainfmeaslfiiliei have seen and done much, and it is for you that this yearbook has been created. I onlyfi recall a good time or a friend's name or even a moment of'athletic glory, this boakwillsc . if only through thought, remain a class forever. f .f i it i.fi ni H..-fa mi., . . . nblfi' ' t Ra . .F-rv, zff' ,. ,'.,g '. 1 . r. A ' rt . ,s 4 ., , , - ,,'f .., . NJ. - VW! '-,--..-.ml ' M.. A . 7,8 . . iw. . .- ga if Q TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedicohon Faculty S . emo rs Unde rclossmen Lower School Ath lehcs Orgonlzotlons Adve rhsements LL -.- .N 3 1 'T T ER T , v u T T T H T 1 T r' u T Tu T. T T V T T u 11 ' T T T T T T T T T T V TT T T 1 I T T T lx i ' TT J T ' 'T '. T T T T T T T Ti T T w T H T TOP: Robbie Wcldsworfh finds Craig Ilowinski in Q crowd of defezwdczz. TOP 1'1.f1iDDl.Eg The dcfwnsivlg lime cloies in on C1a':-7wi'2':s:r kill. IEOTVI-CIM 1 .'NDUi.E: Wmdsworlh hood: off io Jimv'1 ,y T-.fosbeck Q5 The offensive line blmsrs Qpfzn 0 hoise. GOT TOM: i'Icmnc1n Jmcgfoln lbrffcdas ii up Hu: micidlfa for crude! yclrfluge. 'N J DEDICATIO l MR. WILLIS H. WILLS We, the Senior Class of l978, would like to recognize a man whose immeasurable contributions to the life, spirit, and community of St. Stephen's can never be equalled. A dedicated teacher, an invalu- able advisor, a leader of men, and a friend of all, he is a man strong in his convictions yet open and understanding to those who surround him. Far surpassing his expected duties, for years he has spent hour upon endless hour helping to shape the futures of underclassmen as well as seniors. As students, he has provided us with the precious gift of knowledge. As individuals, he has helped us to realize our potential, instilling within us the desire to succeed and the self-confidence necessary to attain our goals. For this and for all we thank you, Mr. Wills, and we proudly dedicate this yearbook to you. The process of deliberation for the dedication of Scroll '78 was indeed a long and arduous one for the seniors, Although only one person may have the honor of receiving the yea rboak dedication, there are a host of others around us whose presence is dearly felt, and without whom St. Stephen's would surely not be what it is today. These teachers and administrators are an important part of our daily lives, and yet we sometimes take them for granted. For three such people we would like to give a special Senior Recognition, our way of showing them that they are indeed appreciated. .6 xx 2 'NW ff' ' 3 x-vi. l Wh, x in . 4 ' . . 1, H .,1,if-L. ,- ' '71 , 2 - ,.f-'xtcyfag . .-. 4 .jqtrifg if .fi ,ig rg' ijt -gQ5'.j1-:i:li.f3- , ii' ei. x , 'EH 7 it :fi . zz .wC -W 'Lf'-' 1 wwffie f ,im .hula X -vt. 'Ml . , :,.M4gM,:.i, -gc., , 53 29' 'f'ir5- 7 wi 'r-SSH ' 1 A exit fill' 734' .- life'-,fr '5 'tr f'i1' ' 'iiztlit ,- '-f'.-fill 4 - ' d .Ji 4 73 N if x'ii, M MRS. BOONE NOEL for the friendliness and MR. EDWARD GOODWIN for giving much THE REV- JOl'lN.MARLlN fOr the U patience with which she carries out the day to of his valuable time to the school and for the m0fOl SUPPOVT he QW95 the 5Cl 00l Com' , day administrative tasks ofthe school. fairness with which he dispenses needed dis- be it on the field, in the classroom, or in cipline. outside lives. x. 1 mf Q. V x, 1 :' ll! 7, D x , 3 5 P. r I . . Y , X ij at - if gs, ,. , . O 4, . .,.. , r QQ? . . . ,.-2 ,- . 'E' Ill ' , we -ar-in :vw ., R I ' 1 H 21 1 1 - 'fig f 5 ' ij ' , ms: ' ' ' - ' in 7 ,Q I - , 3, A D . T'-A A - 7 ' . r 1 . , -,f . M ., -1 -xr-'Q - , - . ill' - x 3 . 5 , 'fi - 'Q 'f I , - .--A 'YL - -1' V-' - ' - .n-Q., ,o . A. , Q V .wry . Y Q Q A V .M .gf ,.','1' f- f l ' . , ' 'gi'- f 'V-ff-,x ' ' - - 'L' if-Em i5':'.Ay-. ' f f.'t , . v - , 'V -, .ivy ' ' Y if'xJN Via HA . ln' sb. in 33 v W 'Nile TtI.1f :1-f 1 ' 1 nw, - P' ' 4- ' .f.'x..1.-,.'-,g - , ?r'z,-- -,':Qf',z, . -- . ,. f - , . . ',,, , ,, 1,-,-,1g,'-',QqSEiH.' '-- .-5-513 ,, ' ff i+ -iv -.-Lay , -14 g-Le-i-'a:- '- L if iii 5, PM FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATIO -is -,xx-,ww - - The Rev. Joseph Doty, Headmaster .',- ' .N Cliffon Titus, Assistant Headmaster 'I A Q The Rev. John Marlin, Chaplain 8 L 1 if I i Ml 5 Willis H. Wills, Academic Dean Ba rnaby Robe rls, Development 'qui va, - , ,t it , V . l- l , ' lb, l-n - 3. x.. tl- 'l l- L F i 1, Q' ' L Albert Thompson, Jr., Athletic Director U we L. -7 .,: ' ,j.,i 1:-Q,-'J Y 1 L. C - James Osuna, History, Discipline A ,, A Y: , , .-,,.,--- . .. . , , Q- Lv- i - ft ,, ri.. 'ck' ' n Fred Berg, Spanish, Chairman, Language Department Richard Babyak, Lower School Principal 1 Art Merrill, Business Manager Charles Shell, Chairman, English Department Rene Wenger, Archivist H25 fff il'-I l'W'!h link- mr-gag, ll 'lll K ' way- . X. H- il ,Q X... 55154 M5 , .,,.4, 1. -li .i 1 'Ll fl I 41.1-5' , i.fif:i3' T ig- Q !:' 1 . V- wg' I .L 9 i t? . Dexter Davidson, Music Department ,1 E L. Marc Parrott, Librarian 9 i Pat Zuver, 5th Grade Doris Piftard, Business Office Frances Owens, English is .g,.fp:gE31 .: s A J i, ., , 5Fh:rff+l.' iiv-- Q Richard N. Taliaferro, Jr, Government, Robert Moore, Athletic Custodian Junior Advisor :ii .. i Marie Morris, Front Office Edward L. Goodwin, Science, Discipline I0 alt, W ffm Peter Barr, Band, Music j,,..k '-Ljix - ' v. f '41 ., ,H .tif L W : 1. .g re. ' T I fe-ii. . ' -- 4, 3172? ,sw 7 .mc-. lit' . i gglgsw 'VD ' - ., 1 .-v UU., Nicholson Parke r, Mathematics Harry Read, Theology it Y.: ,j w .- :swf - 4' 1 .'. 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Frederick Wandall, English 14 Linda Kincheloe, Algebra Holly Lanou, French 1 l l l l r l l Jane Price, Reading .' I N N William Wanamaker, History Sheila Beattie, Lower School Charles Freret, Lower School, Coach S 25 75 Q., Helen Bird, Lower School Ruth Jones, Lower School L41 A Gary Gardiner, Lower School, Coach Katherine Sabin, Asst. Libro rion Cecily Sauve, Bookstore Deon Murphy, Lower School l5 l .ff '. 'x , x -53- 1 Y 1 16 Herb Soles, Lower School History L lg, I AJ ' 1 ' 3 Rick Babyak, Jr,, Coach, Sub. Teacher Janice Connolly, Art George Miller, Maintainance Engineer Kay Neer, Art Jane Claybrook, Lower School Secretary Ann Shaver, Lower School 5' IL Km The Kitchen Staff Bill Cole and Joe Williams, Maintenance -nk -V-x :Sw ia n, go 'U H. AI Thompson, Sr., Fields and Grounds John KVOUS, V0 SifY C00Ch, HeOl'fl l I i 1 Q '- iw f Ii Marjorie Norris, A.P. History Charles Joyce' Latin Q F I ORS 1 f -. nv- W' . sb. QEQQQOQQ, U, u-. 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' 'V . , 1 'nv J -du. - ' , 1 1 ' 'Iv ' A ' ' - V , l'nh',v . , , , V ,. y.. G . :NAV Z '3 :UIQ A 'A 'mi P5 ,.Nig.,Q4Aiv 4 1 ' Y .V ,MR A .51 x x, , , V ' A ..F 1 A-mg' --fc. 3, 55? , ,I 'ja' 1 I .,.gV .I I -V in ,I : , G A ' ' 'A Y' ' - . V 3 V '-Ll X' - ,' I. Us If ', f ' P 1 4 ' I, X ,V . .4 -If-, H S A J . H A lx 4 ,'-Jllfqi' , Jyvlgv veit: A ' ' ' ' - +V: E' f -'wf - .v'1', ii-1? f. ,. 'Ai , A 1 J V if. V11 'KN .x ise. s 'uf .41-'F' , BASIL N. ARGERSON Varsity Football 1 1,12 Varsity Track 11,12 Varsity Basketball 12 J.V. Football 10 J.V. Basketball 10 Red Key Club 11,12 Hop Committee 12 Deacon 12 Bill . . . The Golden Greek . . . Used in B.C. Calculus . . . also A.P. Physics . . . oh sure . , . always has things in hand . . . idolizes someone, but who? . . . caught sleeping in Theology . . . Joe basketball . . . lives out in the sticks . . . always late to first period . . . will never forget football camp, neither will anyone else . . . nick name you just can't beat . . . Spring . . . works hard at everything . , . Tree's buddy . . . dumped from A.P. English. I i ,Ll I It ERIC A. Bli1lG Ski Club 1O,11,i2 Sailing Club 1O,11,12 Varsity X-Squad 9,10 J.V. Cross Country 10 Eric . . . Beeerg . . . sideburns? . . . seen with Hank . . . Hyper in Reed's class . . . Albert Marland Day everyday . . . What? . . . Varsity P.T. . . . Parotrooper . . . Parker's right hand man . . . never seen , . , knapsack toter . . .eCII'S. fl' , I , N? 'L PY ' 1 l .lx l. ,' 44 - ff-f5,S:Nj 1- I , l l I in lltliil, VJ SCO? 1 1 I 'l STEPHEN A. BLACK J.V. Baseball 9 Winter Track 9 Red Key Club ll,l2 Hop Committee 12 Booster Club IO Computer Club l2 Emanon l2 Steve. . . mischievous . . . needs o haircut . . . movie actor. . .good dresser . . .how 'bout some imitations. . .seen in Darmstadter's car. . .radical one ofthe originals , . . takes after his brother . . . never seen after 2:30 loved French ll with Bo-Bo. 1 In my younger and more vulnera- ble years, my father gave me some advice that I've been turn- ing over in my mind ever since. Whenever you feel like criticizing anyone, he told me, just re- member that all the people in this world haven't had all the advan- tages that you've had. - F. Scott Fitzgerald Srl 1' F' ANDREW C. BLAIR Varsity Football 12 Honor Council l l,l2 Chairman 12 Monitor l2 Hop Committee l0,l l,l2 Red Key Club ll,l2 Scroll l l,l2 Service Committee l2 Grounds Committee l2 Andrew . . . Ace . . . Roxy . . . FOP . . . George's friend . . . pick 'em up truck . . . Fry 'em . . . l0 seconds at F.M. . . . Hampden-Sydney or bust 5 year letter man . . . What's an l.D. . . . Bish's right hand man . Jos. Bank's enthusiast . . . drives a bulldozer . . . crazy dog . . . brother's apartment . . . Wesson Oil . . . former manager man . . . what a stud . Bean's boots man. '1 P,-if ,lx -- fa. -. 5. Q . N ..,. A.- . F. ws:- 1 fit A. 4. -. +4 .v ' .f ll, 1 1. .Ju if W. To be great is to be misun- derstood - Ralph Waldo Emerson i -P , -,,. SMF' RODGER A. BLAKE Varsity Cross Country 1 1,12 J.V. Cross Country 9,10 Varsity Track 10,11,12 Student Council Vice-Pres. 1 1 Senior Closs President 12 Red Key Club 11,12 President 12 Monitor 11,12 Deacon 11,12 Computer Club 1O,11,12 Rodger. . .can't spell. . .spastic in B.C.. . .sweatsa lot. . . Holdit . . . Runs everything . . . Professor Blake . . . blue Subaru . . . track star? . . . Cammie . . . goes yvild in class meetings . . . takes life seriously . . . Albert Marland look alike . , . Most popular in A.P. History . . . Flake Blake . . . Books it 24 hrs. a day . . . workaholic . , . SSS Frank Burns. gg, 5517, J.V. Soccer 9,10 J.V. Wrestling 9 J.V. Track 9,10 CHARLES S. BOWCOCK JI-35'-'0 laws O . 'Inge' Dogg, 13-Ste ofofi gg-'.Qf'f. -.m ., 30-3-'Iris Ugsoog' .8 Ngcnn Q-Q-'UO '7 33S at-mms 111322. LS-nv. ,. 'J wi. . Or.:-22 'E154 .mggw 53-595-2 8':. 'Q 057:45 uw. -3 :sri ,gagp Figeff QSSPI UVEQIQS crnfl G1 5024.2- o.rg-o5,'- xfw9.f+- ,--.. 3--Qs U'-:QQ 2.5 ' 5.55272 VlVIJ'33 his sister's Cordoba when he hos gas money. l demand a commitment to excel- lence and to victory And that is what life is all about. - Vince Lombardi C C ANDREW K. BROWN Varsity Football 11,12 All-Independent 12 Varsity Wrestling 9,10 Varsity Track 10,1 1 Winter Track 1 1 Weightlifting Club 11,12 J.V. Football 10 Red Key Club 11,12 Scroll 1 1,12 Editor-in-Chief 12 Hop Committee 10,1 1,12 Student Council Rep. 9,10 Ernanon 1 l Monitor 12 Andy . . . A.B. . . . Wails on everybody . . . Spring surfing trips to Florida . . . Hey wow . . . Honorary senior last year. . . lived forfootball this year . . . loved those night games . . . Duck hunter . . . sideburns . . . That's wailin' . . . Modest about dad's job? . . . Coach Kraus' buddy . . . pinball club . . .custom tailored pants. . . weightlitter . , .Often seen at T.C., Mount Vernon, Robinson . . . loves the lifeguard chair . . . Was seen with Eric Miller and Steve Tighe . . , Zelda . . . likes to rate women . . . lives for pleasure. . . gazes in mirrors. ul Qt- lei Why do today what you can put off until tomo rrow? Bruce Claybrook Ji A! 2. -1. ,R , 5754. , cbs. ,Dx l.,l,r, ' A 4 - ' :TQ-.?1ffJQ1f.'fiQ', xfkflkfg 1' 74922 13iQbQ4W2'Lwffisy4fy .... Qs,-174.2-.gf V- xr f,H,,--cf' '- , ,. ' mm, ,. 721 '5r:yl.Jd.gl ' - L f., f -'--. I 'r'-- . is BRUCE L. CLAYBROOK Varsity Basketball l l,l2 Varsity Football l l J.V. Basketball lO J.V. Football lO Hop Committee lO,l l,l2 Scroll I2 Chapel Committee l2 Grounds Committee l l,l2 President of Pinball Club I2 Broof. . . But sir . . .Florida trips with Jake and A.B. . . . Pinball Jock . . . III Napsin classes. . .Duck hunter. . .B'Ball stud. . . We want Broof . know these chicks from Robinson, Woodson, Mount Vernon . . . Basketball training rules . . . Likes Connie? . . . Runner-up Senior class Pres . . . Prom with Goo-Goo and Bimbo . . , Ambition? . . . can be cynical . . . Wease's buddy . . . Got a guided tourof oil truck with Vos. . .Mom rips up his demerits . . . Often has a cold on test days . . . gazes at chicks with A.B. . . . stud glasses . . . Raps with Will Mill? ll I SEAN F. CLEARY J.V. Baseball 10 J.V. Soccer 9,10 Red Key 11,12 Hop Committee 1 1,12 Sailing Club 10,1 1,12 Computer Club 10,1 1,12 Deacon 11,12 Scroll Photographer 11,12 Grounds Committee 12 Sean . , . Who . . . Led Zeppelin freak with Wright . . . seen slashing H.B.'s tires . . . Afro man. . .Quiet type. . .Where's Sean? . . . Nailed by Biddle again . . . O.C. . . . seen with Wright . . . never seen after 2:30 . . . sage comments . . . good dresser . . . H.B. tan club . . . Marlin loved his Irish humor . . . Satirical . . . member of Reed's A.P. Corps. l listen to the words they say I read what l should read I do whatever's right to do Try to be what l should be . . . ll l want is to try and find myself ome and let me look into your yes. -,. ff1I'f?j,Ltflfg-.,.f'.f-13.1 ff' , . Varsity Baseball I I J.V. Baseball 9,10 I J.V. Football IO Winter Track I2 Red Key lI,l2 Computer Club I2 Monitor I2 John Denver I I I LEONARD G. COINER Leonard . . .Chops . . . l play baseball . . . Anita forever. . .seen playing catch with Charlie Joyce lyeorroundl . . . Lenny . . . Leo . . . Meditate for us . . . Monitor? . . . Hates B.l. . . . Going bald . . . works hard at everything. avr v' 'I' as ii illtn ',,,,, wf' r.l 1 J ? ani -5 .Jn- Sklar. l,l2 Life is not to be apprehended by reason, but by living - Leo Tolstoy DOUGLAS M. COLEMAN Varsity Cross Country 1O,11,12 Varsity Track 11,12 Red Key 11,12 Service Committee 11,12 Doug . . .weekends in the mountains . . .fast Z . . . runner. . . I don't care . . . future doctor? . . . analyzes everything . . . Britches outdoor look . . . Waspy . . . bored all the time . . . Don't worry about it, nothing really matters . . . Gen. Robert E. Lee, Jr. . . . Shot Algebra books . . . dead puppy jokes . . . plays with toy soldiers . . . Reed loved his papers last year . . . apathetic . . , seen with Tree . . . walks home for lunch. 1 Q 1 'T GEOFFREY S. COOK Varsity Basketball 1 1,12 Varsity Baseball 10,1 1 J.V. Football 10 J.V. Basketball 10 J.V. Baseball 9 Red Key 11,12 Deacon 12 Geoff . . . Boats . . . used to have a Toyota, now a Pinto . . . Government award . . .one sport man. . .seen with Hillman and Long. . .B-Ball stud. . .strange socks . . . made yearbook for baseball and didn't play . . . don't be saying that . . .always smiling . . . use 'em . . . loves study hall . . . uses shoes for bed at night . . . A.P. History fan . . . big family . . . Remember George Mason . . . Kevin Fur. . .Seen with Chris Hayes . . .Colorful pants. . .gaggIes. . . 1Ofor 10 at the free throw line . . . appears interested when teachers are looking. -A-as--... f ,H 1 ai .VAN 7 k- ,Q 'D 1 -1- H - ...a -ie ,A , 1 .-,,, ,f H . ., I . Mu V ...A-. -5 ,E in , .. ,i , Y G-1 ,, , leg 1 s , t sm-, n.Y'T1of ' ' ' ffffll ,J- 5-SfESLiA1iQ.f 1 ffl H fg r H M1 ' ' LQI 1 --xx, .. 1 ,1 , ,. . , My ,, ,-,,,. , .1-.qi-Ugg.,-4,l.u 'K i--A . .V 'Q '- ffm 51.2-.:x.,':L :1ip,-,,,,,.3' -'M r- - s s s , 7 H ,V mseil U Qffz Nl? SCOTT D. CRAWFORD Scott . . . Captain Crow . . . married man . . . garbage disposal . . . Varsity Football lO,l l,i2 Co-captain l2 Varsity Basketball l l,i2 Varsity Baseball lO,l l,i2 J.V. Basketball 9,l0 J.V. Baseball 9 Monitor l2 Ski Club lO,l l,l2 Chapel Committee l2 Computer Club IO Grounds Committee l l,i2 Junior Class Vice-Pres. l l Student Council Rep. l2 Hop Committee lO,l l,i2 white Vega-lemon . . . weekends at Bryce . . . seasonal jock . . . Mt. Vernon babes . . . seen with Hillman in showers after practice . . . WaIly's test - What a breeze . . . study sheets . . . W 8. L bound . . . plays l on I with Bo-Bo . . . Strange noises in Mrs. K's class . . . Seen with Herbst . . . Do it Craw' Randy's right hand man . . . Seen with D.B. . . . laughed when Wally's tape broke - still laughing . . . popular. . . studies hard . . .former man about town . . . conscientious. Varsity Wrestling 9,1O,12 Chapel Committee 12 I-lop Committee 11,12 ,. ,4- '1' .un 'lll' .x llllllllli. 1 K ..- CHARLES W. CURTIS Chuck . . . wrestler . . . threw great party . , . seen with Hillman and Long . . . Lives in the country . . .toll 81 slim . . . Chuckie . . . Last names only . . . Rides horse to school . . . rich kid . . . Dirty looks . . . loves Florida, bound to end up there . . . Remembers Baumer's classes . . . orange mustang . . . strong for his size. A, 14, I' x 'F JW Q1 .ig 11 5. l 17. ,N .V-1' HENRY DARMSTADTER .l.V. Wrestling 9,10 Winter Track 10 Computer Club 11,12 Ski Club 10 Booster Club 10 Hank. . . Honkster. . . How do you spell my lost name . . . me? . . . Sits in front in Wolly's class . . . loves his cor , . . Seen with Porker, Berg, ond McGee . , . Doodles continuously . . . Why me? . . . Often in parking lot . . . silent type . . . Nice blue suit . . . Dirty yellow coot . . . Combat boots . . . Distinctive walk . . . Often sits clone . . . Block's buddy. ego 'The one and only Tar Heels - Scott Edgell l . me-1 5 o.A+ y l l I T SCOTT R. EDGELL Scott . . . BoBo. . .Tarheels fl . great bask tb ll Varsity Basketball Mgr. l l,l2 J.V. Tennis lO,ll Basketball Statistician il,l2 J.V. Basketball Mgr. I0 Chapel Committee l l,l2 . . e a manager . . . what happened to Maryland . , . Wanna play l on l? . . . Carolina bound . . . Hey Casey, wanna fight . . . team mascot . . . Phil's the best Mrs. K's class with Crow and T M . . . . .post-grad next year . . . Dean Smilhllr. . . Hangs around Mr. Moore's office . . . nice guy . . . Tolly's pet. iqt, . wr i r I 1 slliQi1 CHARLES M. FAIRCHILD Varsity Wrestling 10,1 1,12 Varsity Track 10,1 1,12 Varsity Cross Country 9 J.V. Football 11 .l.V. Wrestling 9 Scroll 11 Sailing Club 10,11 Charlie . . . Super Flake . . . Mount Vernon man . . . Seen with Claybrook, Jake, and Mast . . . What History test? . . . Terminal testitus , . . 1lVz grade. . .Grappler. . . Bound for Madison . . .once married. . .wailed on by Tree in History . . . l swear . . . Hunter . . . often in Fish Market . . . Seen with Britt. . .Kendie B.. . .Pinball club. . .Trips to Florida. . .Had a great station wagon - lost it with his license . . . drop the bomb . . . Homecoming with Jake and Broof - close call . . . Champion wrestler . . . the Hotel. M iii--. ' SCOTT W. FOWLER C-Squad Soccer 9,10 Track 9 Winter Track l2 Computer Club lO Red Key l2 Scott . . . Steve Martin, Jr, . . . often seen on T.V. ithanks, dadj . . . Comic books . . . Wears a wig? . . . Spiffy dresser . . . always in senior lounge . . . lt's all right . . . Comedy tapes in Theo . . . Got Tonka Toys for Christmas . . . loved Star Wars . . . can't write . . . ldolizes Darth Vader. always reading , . . l want to get in shape . . . gum chewer. . . never seen without tape recorder . . . MAD MAGAZINE tan. STANLEY G. FRECK Varsity Football 10,1 1,12 All-l.A.C. 12 Varsity Basketball 1 1,12 Varsity Baseball 10,1 1,12 .l.V. Basketball 10 J.V. Baseball 9 Red Key 1 1,12 Hop Committee 11,12 Monitor 11,12 Student Council Sec. 10 Scroll 12 Stan . . . Stan the Man . . . lower school idol . . . Wolf . . . stalled out in narcissistic stage . . . seen with Kelly McLindon's . . . football letter from Princeton lWe've heard, Stani . . . Stone's best player . . . seen with Donna? , . . 9691 signin Mason game. . . Damn l'm good . . .jock . . . not all that bad . . . tall . . . highstepping shoes . . . good dancer , . . A.P. everything . . . loved SS Summer camp . . .bound to be 0 success. . , Springfield forever . . . good grades . . . Treetop lover. 1 Varsity Cross Country 9,10,l2 sip IST? f BRAD M. FREEDMAN Varsity Wrestling 9,1O,1 1 J.V. Cross Country ll Varsity Track 12 Red Key 11,12 Deacon 12 Sailing Club 12 Brad . . . L'il Larry . . . Reuben's pool . . . DUKE . . . the Z . . .Annapolis . . . Vulcan . . , front lawns . . .Co-flash . . . always running . . . Brainball wizard . . . beat the system . . . Mary Elizabeth . , . Speedreader, WAR AND PEACE in 45 mins . . . Run-ins with Perry over papers . . . driver's ed youngster . Varsity Cross Country 9,10 Varsity Track 12 Winter Track 9,10 J.V. Baseball 9,10 Red Key 11,12 Hop Committee 11,12 Deacon 12 STEPHEN G. GOLD Steve . . . Needed a new car anyway . . . Member of the Short People's Club with Read. . .Read'sidol. . .loves Groveton. . .Superstreaker. . .one of Dubsky's pets . . . l know those three girls, honest . . . seen with Si . . . Close Encounters on St. Stephens Rd. . . . about 2 years behind the rest of A.P. Physics . . . Marathon man at Vosbeck's . . . Wind blown hair . . . Adonis look . . . idolizes Zelda and Zorbo . . . Mr. Wenger's French class . . . lifeguard . . . swimmer . . . still looking for the new car. STEVE AND Sl MEET THE VOS . . . HEAD ON -Q Let's head on down to Mac's, Steve. QOli,Si . . . Look, tI'1ere's the Vos . . . Hey NO. . .NO. . .VOS. . .LOOK OUT os. WILLIAM K. HALLANAN Will. . . very cynical . . . soccer player . . . often seen running Varsity Cross Country Co-captain I2 Varsity Soccer l l,l2 J.V. Cross Country lO J.V. Soccer lO Varsity Track l l,l2 J.V. Track l0 Red Key l2 Deacon I2 Emanon l2 Hop Committee l2 with Jaschen . . . drives a bus . . . deepest voice in senior class . . . hates every- thing . . . Who cares club . . . Anything tor M.J. . . . never moves neck . . . seen with Coleman . . . French sophisticate . . . Bimbo's old pal . . . talks real slow . . . off to St. Lawrence. lO,ll Varsity Football 10,11,12 All-I.A.C. 12 Varsity Soccer 1 1,12 J.V. Baseball 9,10 J.V. Soccer 9,10 Red Key 1O,11,12 Hop Committee 12 VALIEAN F. HILLMAN Val . . . Jean-Jean The Dancing Machine . . . Bad Cougar . . . seen with a brickhouse . . . Thot's bad . . . All-I.A.C. and deserved it . . . Long and Cook in Mazda , . . 7th Period English favorite class . . . Loved Calculus . . . Mr. Mooch . . . Earth, Wind, and Fire fan club . . . Osuno's pet . . . loved by Marty Baumer - Sure you're OK Val . . . flop hot . . . Boy's state surprise - good stories about it . . . lost about 30 pounds since 10th grade . . . terror on the footbaH Hekl, . .loves Physks . .. Safeway bog bo .. . Naval Academy? . . . 99977 . . , P-Funk . . . Take funk to heaven in 77 . 'I A rel. -t.!'lfQu: lf' 1' , . - AI ' S. .imi lj i' - 1 li fy L ll -. 'Q '- a.:'l'1'q: q 'xslijw N-,wi G19 215 - -.,- - , 5,-vs -. 7 f 1 ll iq-v-pf GREGORY H UMPHREY Sailing Club 11,12 Greg. . .older brother . . .bus driver. . .fell out of an airplane? . . .Go-go boots . . . Hump . . . Where's Greg . . . Unsuspicious Type . . . Loner . highest voice in senior class . . . always waiting for brother . . . disappears after 2:30. . . will never listen to Berg again . . . his cast was bigger than he is . . .struts. . .knapsack kid. . . goggles. Men, it is said, live together and die alone. Runners live alone and die together. Only alter a race does their reserve dissolve. ln that common agony, they can re- veal themselves to each other. - George Sheehan Q99 v' DARYL IASCH EN Varsity Cross Country 9-12 Varsity Track 9-l2 Winter Track l l,l2 Red Key I2 Computer Club lO,ll Sailing Club lO,ll Deacon ll,l2 Monitor l2 Honor Council l2 Hop Committee l2 Daryl . . .Marathon Man . . . Army brat . . . lOO miles a week . . . Don't run in the halls, Don't cheat on that test, Don't . . .Just Joshen . . . Put your coat on . . .J.D.O, Junior . . . took away Bloir's apple . . . Single wing hairstyle . . . future narcotics officer . . . mind your own business . . . good typist . . . loved by all. lk? alla J.V. Cross Country 11 J.V. Basketball 11 Red Key Club 11,12 Sailing Club 11,12 Tom Good basketball player Quiet Nice guy Seen with Riley The height Arguments with Bo Bo over basketball Math Whiz? Knows Mrs Claybrook no B Ball after back Injury popular . . . BS' Red Key Club 11,12 Photostaff 10,1 1,12 7 Service Committee 12 Deacon 12 if ' DOUGLAS A. KINNEAR Doug . . . Coronado Kid . . . O wow man . . . Skateboard . . . Datsun saves . . . I like Physics . . . Lightweight . . . fond memories of O.C. . . . The pool's empty . , v go for it . . . let's get small . . . sister's a great cook? . . . Hey Doug, was that Wright's sister . . . Camera bug . . . Seen at Virginia Lodge Pool with Walton . . . Road Ryder 4's . . . California man. me bl ff' rj-A tif Jfiylf- 1k.J Rf RICHARD A. LASH Red Key Club 11,12 Deacon 12 Service Committee 12 Ricky . . . Wars on brother . . . Old Alexandria family , . . History fanatic . . .seen with Hillman, Long, and Cook. . .owns a Jag . . . mom drives him to school . . . seen in woods with Atwood . . . ran for head of the class Leather jacket . . . had fun on trip to Spain . . . Boots . , . l don't care Always in trouble . . . 2nd home in J.D.O.'s office . . . Why me? . . . liked H' 4 f by all . . . concerned about people . . . youngblood. T ' E , ' 1 I 1 ll i l l l r l i l i i 1 Y l RALPH A. LASLEY Red Key Club 11,12 Computer Club 11,12 Deacon 12 Cum Laude Society 1 1 Governor's School for Gifted 11 lSummerJ Ralph . . . seen crying over 94 in B.C. . . . snazzy dresser . . . writes humor- ous Deacon articles . . . has to hand crank car to get it started . . . corrupts A.P. English class with his papers . , . Seen in Georgetown with Mr. Reed and others at Nathan's . . . drives a boat . . . real individual . . . mad scientist . . . Rauel . . . Wadsworth idolizes him . . . something wrong with his eyes in the morning . . . blinker . . . hard worker. l l l l 1 1'-qv l , 7 MQ ,Q 1 ' .fpe:,4r.q' ., Q A tiff? L - 4- , ' ff ' 4 , 'A ,f ,fr if ff: 1 ' ' X ,, 1 n ,JII It K ,I QQ .t I 'l' lQ..1l NJHA: 4 ROBERT H. LONG Varsity Baseball 10,1 1,12 Varsity Football 11 J.V. Football 10 J.V. Basketball 10 J.V. Baseball 9 Red Key 11,12 Deacon 12 Service Committee 12 Student Council Rep. 11 Grounds Committee 12 Rob . . . Bobby . . . Infamous Mazda . . , Dad runs Navy . . . Hoover . . . seen with Hillman and Boats . . . That's not true . . . Knows one joke . . . seldom caught . . . You! . . .Junior rowdie . . . Baseball captain . . . seen at Kiss concert . . . ldolized by Pascoe . . . Hops . . . Hates preppies . . , flaked football . . . Naval man . . . P-Funk . . , Aviator shades . . . works hard . . . top of the class. 3 , 5?-ut-ivy' . .. sr, -' .. , ,-J. .f--- - Varsity Wrestling 9,12 J.V. Wrestling 10,11 Winter Track 10 Red Key 11,12 Computer Club 1 1 Chapel Committee 10 Ski Club 1O,11,12 Steve McGoo Squid turn off that shirt McGoo flaked wres- t mg studies in Theo Cynical Always walks fast Scientific mind D K King Mother drives him to school Cookie s first trip LET S MAKE A DEAL A P Biology is a real Always sits in the back Grade grubber vocal Hair is always in his face . ldolizes Black brothers Seen driving Audi Chigger One of the originals WILLIAM L. MILLER Varsity Soccer I2 J.V. Soccer IO Varsity Football I2 J.V. Football lO,ll Varsity Track ll,l2 Winter Track l l,l2 Sailing Club 9-i2 Red Key ll,l2 Hop Committee l l Grounds Committee l2 Chapel Committee I2 Photography Staff ll,l2 Will. . .Smegma. . .monobrow. . . Frenchie. . . Hey mom, can you drive me on a date . . . That's so plastic . , . materialistic car . . . idolizes Gail Carroll . . . Freak to Super Prep in one year . . . idolizes Karl Lundeberg . . . Can seniors play J,V. . . v late paper man . . . oh man . . . helped pro- duce yeorbook? . . . got a shower on l4th . . . skier . . . seen swimming with Whales . . . hates plastic women . . . No, we don't have a T.V. . . , duck hunter . . . interrupts A.B. in French class . . . Tombs . . . E.D. at Williams . . . Williams is cool . . . two to a booth at Bennie's. .gf Q' 'N i THOMAS MUSTIN Varsity Football 11,12 AHJndependent12 Varsity Baseball 11,12 J.V. Football 10 J.V. Baseball 10 J.V. Basketball 10 Red Key 1 1,12 Hop Committee 12 HonorCoundl12 Grounds Committee 12 Tom . . . Culpeper Kid . . . buckle that chinstrap . . . King Popper . . . remembers Bullis game? . . . Give me my respect back-please . . . that's cold , . . Lives for Saturday Night Live . . . good day against Episcopal . . . T.M. means trouble . . . idolizes Meloni . . .seen eating at Mrs. K's. . . Navy or bust . . . Singlewing's best student . . . Cute little sister-Toto . . . All-I.A.C. Ripoff . . . Freck's idol . . . humble as can be . . . seen with Hank and Black . . . good ballplayer. . .T.M. . , . sharp dresser? . . . Freret's buddy. .nm PERIUU LUNCH -1- if nI',i'2F' R. CLARKSON NEW Varsity Basketball 11,12,13 Varsity Track 1 1,12,13 J.V. Football 9 Red Key 11,12 Monitor 13 Clark. . . Spark . . . 13th grade. . . Sleeps in Theo . . .Mount Vernon man . . . P.G. . . .shoots from downtown . . . use 'em, Spark . . . Nice picture, Clark . . . Ricey. . .wears a cap. . . bound for college ball. . .W8tL . , . just had to come back . , . Always tired . . . Gym rat . . . seen playing ball everywhere . . . Never forget Holiday Club '77 . . . A.S .... had a nice Mercedes . . . O.B's buddy. r l l-.511 ll .,. f l'l.i.i7,'g:g.ji ff ' ' 'J 2 ' T 1042? '-gi. A lv-ww-' 5 KL-L12 N ,A '-ff-'z' 'af V 5 V., . . . W .. qU4,ngfCg Ar E4fL:.S.A 'X . frm.. L. 5,-'Ie 1,3 i21'? fu 1-wg: A -.-1-1, V-.WWH ' Computer Club lO WAL Walter. . . Cynical . . . Ski Club 9,10 Sailing Club I0 Varsity X-Squad 9,10 TER PARKER l don't care . . . wears a knapsack . . . loves Physics . . . seen with Darmstadter and Berg . . . D.N.A. Expert . . , flies an airplane . . . never gets caught . . . Why . . . Reads FLYER magazine . . . one day l'll have my own Lear Jet . . . Wally's pet . . . anonymous . . . annoys Cookie. 4 J 1 I. -F-fl f K ff L l fa! Pk, R ' fri - -P 'll pq, 1 7 ', , . . . '- . '4 'R l iifllitl l've been searching so long - James Parker Could this be the magic at last? - Barry Manilow You bet your life - Groucho Marx I-I r . . 'lg' l V X' ., 41 WILLIAM W. PASCOE Service Committee I2 President I2 Publicity Staff l2 Hop Committee ll,l2 Red Key ll,l2 Scroll l l,l2 Deacon l2 Emanon l2 Varsity Tennis lO,l l,l2 Va. Boy's State ll Bill . . . WWP. . . The man in the blue suit. . .got kicked out of Reed's class, then let back in , . . turned green at the Capital Centre . . . wretched musical tastes . . . went out with Homecoming Court? . . . Materialist . . . Capitalist . . . popular? . . . thinks he can draw . . . Beatles . . . only drinks Heineken . . . stud car . . . Pierre Cardin socks . . .Tolly's pet , . . Scroll staff? . . . wants to own world . . . clean up man at parties . . . idolized Chinnis . . . Peete's right hand man . . . Tennis anyone . . . Toto? hgi 'Nw A hundred times every day I re- mind myself that my inner and outer lives depend on the labors of other men, living and dead, and that I must exert my- self in order'to give in the mea- sure as I have received. - Albert Einstein Student Council President Honor Council I2 Monitor II,I2 Chief I2 Hop Committee IO,I I,I2 Red Key II,I2 Grounds Committee I I, I2 Service Committee I I,I2 Chapel Committee I2 Deacon I I,I2 Scroll ii Varsity Soccer IO,I I,I2 Varsity Tennis I I,I2 J.V. Football IO I .l.V. Soccer IO . A ' I ,Q Q I. rf I ,car Y gi ,AU , L .195 1' . 'S ' ' 5 2 I y ,Sq-.fr :jA,lj! sy., II -3 I I Q .V '. ' L.. EI- 1 yr! I A ,gg .' f - -J-' .1 ' . x , L, ,gint , U X DAVID D. PEETE Dave . . . Disco Dave . . . Mr. Maturity . . . Newest Brooks Brother . . . We're iust good friends . . . Chuck's party . . . Hey man, l've never been corded . . , idolizes J.F.K, and Byrne Murphy . . . Pascoe's left hand man . . . President of SSS in body, EHS in mind . . . terrific parties . . . ultra prep . . . Mr. President . . . L.L. Bean everything . . . One of the originals . . . liked by all . . . good guy . . . too nice . . . good speeches . . . Bean's bookbag . . . UVA material . . . SPIRIT . . . good cheerleader. I2 'i I The most utterly lost of all days is that in which you have not once laughed. - Chamtort 'l had to sink my yacht to make my guests go home. - F. Scott Fitzgerald ARMISTEAD B. PERRY Varsity Football ll,l2 All-l.A.C. l2 Varsity Wrestling 9, l O, l2 J.V. Football lO Red Key ll,l2 Scroll Bus. Mgr. ll,l2 Hop Committee lO,l l,l2 Student Council Rep. lO,l2 Monitor l l Deacon l2 Army . . . A.P. . . . Seen with Kris . . . one ofthe wrecking crew . . . flakes after wrestling . . . laughed when Wally's tape broke . . . jealous of Tienken upper school idol . . . Peter Pan at Chuck's party. . . Mr. Read's pet . . . Maisch 8. Krimm, inc. . . . duck hunter . . . strange car omaments . . . You know as well as I do that he's lying . . . PORT PACKET . . . All-l.A.C. . . . Cameraman . . . Flaming red hair . . . original . . . always the center of attention. -1'l31f?:e-ea--I - - , H--231.35115-' ff iz ' ' iififiili -'-.Q-x Fiiksf-tfilgi-17, ,. -If C' ff ., ' J x '15 ,--- :-.Q- H'14af'. f ,, , mme, s .4 5 ,.f1,...i 'pn-7: X E 1.2 fl L 'A' Z Q l Fx X 5 . u W N, 1. 1' K' RICHARD H. PLEASANTS Af il Varsity Wrestling 9-12 Varsity Football 11,12 Sailing Club 9 Grounds Committee 12 Red Key 11,12 Richard . . . Rich . . . Phez . . . wrestles with bears to keep in shape . . . musty . . . tiny lunches? . . . bronchial death cough , . . Kraus' pet? . . . Super Wrestler. . .cuts lawns. . .Revlon girlfriend. . .Phessy. . .2tonner . . . one of the originals . . . smart . . . took a year at Andover . . . good fakes . . . loved football? . . . nice guy. . .gets up at 5:30 just to get to school . . . out mowing lawns before the Episcopal game . . . fender benders . . . soaking wet blankets at camp. ll- I 'VVS 4 - s 'Qi if THOMAS P. PRIOR Varsity Soccer 10,1 1,12 Varsity Track 1O,11,12 Winter Track 11,12 J.V. Soccer 9 Hop Committee 12 Red Key 11,12 Grounds Committee 12 Service Committee 12 Chapel Committee 12 Tom. . .always late. . .soccerstar. . .comes to you allthe way from Great Britain. . . lives, overthe hill . . . lunch at Tom's. . .Quiet?. . .seen with Browner, Alexis, and Perk . . . 'fro man . . . Alg. lll . . . always laughing suspiciously. . .D-Hallevader. . .Marlin's pet. . .lnnocenttype. . . Who me? . . . U. of Richmond . . . Study? . . . Taliaferro threatened to send Bart after him . . . sunglasses . . . quick reflexes . . . punches like Ali . . . Cueball's buddy . . . Dirty tricks in class . . . Tombs. .lint 5 4 u A , ,.- In 3K 'b Nr ,x L- ANDREW W. REESE Varsity Football 12 J.V. Football 10,11 Varsity Track 10,1 1, Winter Track 11,12 Varsity Wrestling 9,10 Computer Club 10 Weightlifting Club 12 J.V. Wrestling 10 Andy . . . Ree. . . Class clown. . . Hates Scuz. . ,went wild on Al Marland Day. . . talks a lot . . . Pole vaulter. . . crazy friend . . . Carrothead . . . Denise . . . Celica . . . Midnite retaliation at football camp . . . weightlifrer . . .Tennis lessons with Mr. Reed . . .slanted shoulders . . . l am better than him . . . Sleep liked him a lot? . . . A. Greese . , .sister at NoVaCoCo . . . fun in Wall 's class. . . ueen fan club. . .used to have a lot of arties. . . Y Q iv Remember Tera S. . . . antagonizes teachers. i l, 'C-C? RICHARD M. REID Varsity Basketball 10,1 1,12 Co-captain 12 Varsity Tennis 10,1 1,12 Varsity Football 11 Varsity Cross Country 12 J.V. Football 10 J.V. Tennis 9 Honor Council 1 1,12 Monitor 12 Sailing Club 9,10 Red Key 11,12 Service Committee 12 Richard . . . Tree . . . President and only member of Airball Anon . . . the original bowl cut . . . Kids today . . . you had to be there . . . Mr. Integ- rity . . . Hahvahd . . . Prince Valiant look . . . Seen crying after Calculus test . . . Sears' wardrobe . . . CC Stud . . . seen with Tusk . . , summers in sunny Rhode Island . . . Let him off . . . opened clinic for free throw shooting . popular . . . stump . , . seen talking to Parrott in library . . . shocked by Ralph's papers in AP English. pug' , 'rl F Iillif' 2 . - ' r-. X -' 1 , 1. -, L -e I , wif' . , ,. IAMES A. RIEGERT Varsity Wrestling 9,lO Varsity Football lO Hop Committee lO,l2 Chapel Committee l2 Service Committee l2 Red Key l l,l2 Class Vice-Pres. l0 Jamie . . . Reegie . . . drives a squinch car . . . seen with Mustin . . . my good man . . . Army-Navy C.C. . . . Dresses up? . . . Naval Academy or bust . . v football flake . . . stylish haircut . . . famous right guard . . . wore combat boots in llth grade . . . oh yes . . . famous Spanish student . . . watches for floods . . . wicked cast for months . . . Singlewing's best student . . .STRONGl S 'fl Z R Varsity Basketball I2 Varsity Golf l l,l2 J.V. Basketball ll J.V. Football ll Service Committee l2 Hop Committee I2 Deacon l2 Dave Football flake Basketball lock How s Debbie? With beautiful girl at Homecoming and Prom? Chip Hey Rock wanna go to Wakefield eyes King of Pop Has fun In Calculus Wheat golfer doodle bug Use em Dave wanted to edit these blurbs i E Varsity Football 1O,11,12 Varsity Track 10,1 1,12 J.V. Basketball 10 Red Key 1 1,12 Hop Committee 1 1,12 Grounds Committee 12 Ronnie Mr Mature Married man Wife calls him o lot - Ronnnieee Basil s Idol Pumps iron Football team spirit . . . Fun with Perkins at Shrlnemont Fairchild s mouth in Florida 'What are you two up to tonite Can t go yet gotta brush my teeth good linbacker Football pep talks to A B during games Richard s buddy , . . Skier great parties travels to Austria for the weekend good dresser c's's.,-rf'--4. 1 A, . Y-.igh 1. ,f ff? A fry' ,fr f JY' ,N -, ' Z ' I n , 3 'wr-Q 'tr' K lt'-lf 'ffl lt ft -my BASIL ROWLAND Varsity Track 9,10 Varsity Football 11 J.V. Cross Country 9 J.V. Soccer 10 Chapel Committee 12 Red Key 11,12 Grounds Committee 12 Scroll 10 Basil . . . Base . . . flakes class a lot . . . Lisab . , . Didn't like the desserts at Shrinemont . . . N.A. in Cookies' class . . . Robbins' right hand man mother drives him to school . . . macho . . , There's more important things than football . . . Mr. Cool . . . Baaasil . . . It's just grape iuice assistant digger . , . Show us your chest Base . . . tweedle dee and tweedle dum . , . Strong silent type . . . what a man. I am always ready to learn, but I do not always like being taught - Winston Churchill y afx BERKELEY M. SH ERVI N J.V. Soccer 10 Sailing Club 9-i2 Red Key ll,i2 Scroll ll,l2 Hop Committee l Berk . . . Hey Berk, how's Georgetown? . . . only 7 more days 'till Janice gets here . . . C8.P lover . . . charge account at Brooks' . . . Tombs . . . Summer of '77 . . . Sherv . . . Sherv wants to come out and play . . . Sailor boy. . . widewale cords . . . 90 MPH down 395 and still late . . . Berky. . . Co-driver with Vosbeck . . . married man . . . Hillman and Brown love his VW . . . Nice guy . , . Spends summers in Annapolis. l,l2 . ,. ,, -m 1 - ,J-. L s vii..-I-..,A,ae,.,.. 1 w Q', :ti'lqi QHIL: , ' .-.-ilL,,,,'- swf, i.,r'l-,i C: ,F 1 R 1: , . E y I ,-i -. . - :wrt ' You're a shining star, no matter who you are, hining bright to see what you can truly be. - M. White, P, Baily, L. Dunn Earth, Wind, and Fire '15 IOTJ-. ANDREW M. SIDLE Varsity Football 12 J.V. Football 10,11 Varsity Baseball 11,12 J.V. Baseball 9,10 Varsity Soccer 12 J.V. Soccer 10,11 Red Key 11,12 Hop Committee 10,1 1,12 Chairman 12 Scroll 11,12 Andy. . .Si . . .Sweors he's a D.J.. . .F.O.P.. . .Wangford and GDD. . . likes his new nose . . . All American boy . . . Army or bust . . . pool shark at home. . .M.V. man . . . married man . . . slightly prep . . . Hey dude Old Town with Blair . . . seen with Hillman and Long . . . Nice catch against Sidwell, Thanks a lot Rob . . . FIAT . . .The laugh . . . Nice dresser. . . good dancer . . . shoe collection . . . understands what's going on in French IV? , . . Remember Bimbo . . . soccer star . . . wide voice range. it Q' Q ' .V 3 , ' 2' x ,B if , M ,- ai 3 y ' 1 ' i 1 t ' we f 1 i.-rr.. 1 '-' . . ,W V 1 E lffs is 'T : gi l 1: All is izkra Q' tid- wg l If ,. lf , Ili 1 L, J li F' ,gg AXFL fffvfs 'gl LN. LEITH SMITH Leith . . . Heeere . , . Privy digger . . . Civil Wor relic hunting with Joyce Bros .... seen sleeping in class . . . rides bike to school . . . member of Apathetic Anonymous . . . owns Sominex factory . . . mud mon . . 93 Model A pick-up . . . l'lI be great . . . Always interested in Government ond Eco. Geo . . . Boring . . . Who cares. l 'iq ' 'vs if S, 'X 'giz- V55 c ' ,,.,. TODD P. SMITH Tennis 9,1O,12 Wrestling 9,10 Red Key 12 Hop Committee 1 1,12 Emanon 1 1,12 President of Ski Club 1 1,12 Deacon 12 Editor 12 Todd . . . K.B. . . . right next to the Freedman's . . . waterskier . . . Toddles . . . The White Flash . . . Mysterious midnife phone calls . . . seen with turkey legs . . . University of Arizona . . . P.M. Proposals . . , lt's only grape juice . . . good typist . . . Disco Dancer . . . SAS Goer . . . seen with Brad . . . THE DEACON . . . May seventh . . . creative papers in A.P. . . . P.F.'s favor- ite. . . blades. Nlllfd i x 1' ' 'E. 1 Tx ,Q DENNIS I. SPIRIDES v:j ' .I.V. Tennis 9 Varsity Tennis 10,11,12 Red Key 12 Danny . . . Cri-Cri . . . Charter member of SWAT Team . . . The Greek . . . Philisophical discussions with Darmstadter, Parker, and Berg . . . heavy movie viewer. . .Never seen without briefcase, . .Spirideeees. . .TheoIogy,favor- ite class . . . Seen going to the city with Parker and Berg . . . Happy Hanakah to ou . . . Tennis la er . . . worries about grades . . . seen weightlifting Y , P Y , . . . nice car Kwhenever we see ntl. U E ...D ROBERT W. TIENKEN J.V. Cross Country 9 Computer Club lO Robert . . . Dr. von Tienken . . . plotting the destruction of world . . . idolizes Cannibals . . . knew what 0 homunculous was . . . had trouble getting out of the parking lot . . . Orange bug . . . Seen with VonBraun . . . Takes a Phd. to understand his humor . . . always clashes . . . calculator holster . . . space ship in his back yard . . . knows a lot. . . Carries a Phazer gun . . . quiet . . . incredible comments . . . Tink. PETER VON BRAUN Computer Club I l Peter . . . train lover . . . understands Tienken's humor . . . carries a phaser gun . . . gazes at stars . . . extremely quiet . . . looks intelligent . . . seen with Tink . . . also knew what a homunculus was . , . computer in pocket . . . Trekkie . . . leaves at 2:30. . . green hair. . . takes notes constantly leven on morning reportl . . . refused to pose for senior casuals . . . carries a briefcase . . . works hard at everything. Then wear the gold hat, if that will move herg It you can bounce high, bounce for her too, Till she cry - Lover, gold-hatted, high-bouncing lover, I must have you! - Thomas Parke d'lnviIIiers IAMES S. VOSBECK Varsity Football lO,l l,l2 All-l.A.C. l2 Varsity Track 9-l2 Varsity Winter Track l l,l2 J.V. Basketball lO Red Key Club ll,l2 Grounds Committee l2 Service Committee l2 Monitor l l Jim. . . King Vos. . . almost struck oil from Fla . . . Beckyl? . . .All-l.A.C. . . . seen with Gold! . . . Super bartender . . . seen flying down route 50 with architect . . , human amplityer. Shervin . . . Britches man . . . The Club for lunch . . . Monoman '77 . Set record for the most parties . . . Class lover . , . White Panama suits . Ball player . . . has a way with his cars . . . Florida trips with Broof and A.B. . many romances . . .280 got zapped . . . likes youngbloods . . . midnight attacks at Shrinemont . . . never sleeps . . . one of the originals , . . future fe-5' o 'fl it 'Q I, 1' '- iw' ROBERT M. WADSWORTH J.V. Football IO J.V. Basketball IO Varsity Football l l,l2 Captain l2 Varsity Tennis 9,lO,l l Winter Track l l Weight Club l2 Red Key l l,l2 Hop Committee l l,l2 Monitor ll,l2 Honor Council l2 Deacon 12 Grounds Committee l2 Class President l l Robbie. . .Wad . . . l'm part ofthe cream . . .Sleep's buddy . . . Lower school idol . . . Walks to school . . . Mega . . . seen with Fellows . . . Sleep's highest compliment - Cheez and crackers, son, where do you keep your brains? . . . That's pretty much a rush . . . The Quarterback . . . Football Pep meetings , . . AMBITIOUS! . . . Future Doctor. . . Midnite rides to Madison . . . Terry forever . . . T.T. written on his Top-siders . . . Idol- izes himself . . . Seen in deep conversations with Kelly . . . Ramanda lnn Rock Festivals with A.B., Broof, and Mill . . . Stereo Review Specs . . . hugged floor at Holiday Club '78. I a9'N tv-4, ASHTON C. WALTON J.V. Wrestling 9 Varsity Wrestling lO Weightlifing 9,lO Sailing Club 9,lO,l l,l2 Ski Club 9,lO,l l,l2 Hop Committee ll,l2 Skate Board Club l2 Ashton . . . runs a bus company . . . skateboard kid 9962 . . . seen in empty pools with Kinnear . . . guitar player. . . U. of Colorado or bust . . . super skiier. . .killer boots . . .burlap man - loves bulletin boards in Mrs. K's room . . . Shaun Cassidy look alike . . . vases in art class? . . . very sarcastic . . . old man . . .member of Scuz club. . . was driving in 9th grade. . .was seen with Waggenhotfer . . . used to wrestle. It seems as if I have been climbing the ladder of success J.V. Baseball 9 Varsity Baseball lO,l l,l2 C-Squad Soccer IO Yearbook Photography lO,l l,l Deacon Photography lO,l l,l2 Red Key lO,l l,l2 Booster Club lO,l l,l2 Scroll Staff l2 Deacon Staff I2 wrong by wrong. - Adlai Stevenson 1 l l i Bill. . .Tusk. . .Ace photographer. . .sportswriter?. . .Whalen the Greek . . . seen on bench during baseball season . . . Reid's chauffeur . . . fun summmers lifeguardlng . . . great football pictures of Wadsworth . . . early morning calls from Miller. . .took easy A.P. courses. . . That'll get you into college . . . Tuskie . . . never seen withough Reid or camera . . . Reed loved his papers last year. T -1' x , '1 3 A ll T. ' Q. x l ' 'B xi' ' -A . ai , 1 I ' P . - !' ,,f 6 I i I. ' I ,ff gif! t nu-f ,1 ION D. WILLIAMS J.V. Football lO J.V. Baseball IO Jon . . .Juice . . . J.V, Football star. . .sarcastic comments . . . Oh really, sure . . . comes to school occasionally . . . disappears after 2:30 . . . Pooh- Bear . . . strong quiet type . . . family car . . . senior lounger . . . loved driver's ed .... Wl'1ere's Juice? . . . Seen in arguments with Bo-Bo Blinding speed. l Y ilu' W. I7 v V .- , :N 1 . .,.,, X WF- i . z., iv, 5... . . ......,,1,.1,.,.,1 YV JML - Ie L ' .. -it-. vi' X 1 9, -,-3.. -.V,l.e, g.. M fl- -.. A V V 'V T' ,ive f -V 4 'r . ,J IOHN D. WRIGHT J.V. Soccer ll Photostaft 12 Chapel Committee 12 Red Key 11,12 Sailing Club 12 Computer Club 12 Service Committee 12 Deacon Staff 12 Grounds Committee 12 Cum Laude Society 1 1 Jon . . . Elmo , . . Led Zep freak . . . Lasar Captain . . . likes putting acid on his hands with Ralph . . . heard fighting with Read . , . long haired hippie . . . Omega man , . . l think its broken . . . Seen with Kinnear . . . Stanford hopeful . . . Cynic . . . Very Grade conscious . . . Seen with Cleary . . . Had an accident when he tried to skateboard with Kinnear . . . Whines. Mix I 1. In Lay .. . Q. A--V-T, e h! A W ' i r L' 1 ,,f. A -4, .- iq, 1, , PJ his 4 A if W il M , L ' V ,, ' fig: , jg 1 ra , lbw , 1' l t' new 4 !,,i 1 E I Tliall ' 1 'f ll' p,l'fTV 4 f ' ..'- ' U,--'1-,I . - K . 'I ...fr '- f g -f . ,..,.-.. - V , ' - Q. A . V... -Ve ,-2-l'.. '-'4 '1li- -'12 ' 1111 .. Y. pn-A- A, V , i.,V . V , - ' -1 V1m . Y' 1.. V ' ' I '. - -- 1, ,A 5, fi! M., , . . , . ,,- .. ...f - I ,., , 4 V ,,. , ..,, -- ..,a.Q- ,, M- ,-'If A ,- .,Fe,, A : ,- 4, ,....x I M, ,,4- .T , ., -- ., r.. f- f-QL. g .fV . . ' ' ' ' .-21 , V A - -101 .f,..-A ' Q I, - 4' V - -xr 1, Y I 1 ,.. - Q I , .- - Y,,,fp..2'4- 5 - e..-.f'f: 46' '-- L-. . 'W- , A-. - ,, . . A . ,,-. , v- -7: ' I V A ,uf Ae. , .n W., , A't,, 'INA - Q ff?-Y' FSEQNIOR FORTLINES . . 20 YEARS NOW ARGERSON Testing Flexibility of Springboards BERG Pa rker's Assistant BLACK Tobacco Farmgig Rb BLAIR F Manager of a Pro Ball Team BLAKE Collapsed from Overwork BOWCOCK Prior's Sidekick BROWN Running a Surf Shop CLAYBROOK Beachcomber CLEARY 'ii-'Member ofthe I.R.A. COINER In 'Training for Little League COLEMAN 'Designer of Torture Instruments :COOK I Shoe Salesman CRAWFORD M Pro Ballplayer CURTIS Q Florida Real Estate Salesman DARMSTADTER Grape Picker EDGELL ,Statistician for UNC Tar Heels LFAIRCHILD High School Senior FOWLER f Editor of MAD Magazine 'FRECK Writing his Memoirs FREEDMAN Brain Surgeon GOLD Hairstylist HALLANAN Noted French Author HILLMAN Playing Bass with Parliament HUMPHREY Librarian JASCHEN Running for his lite KERN Ghost Writer KINNEAR Child Photographer LASH Multi-Millionaire LASLEY Scribe LONG Hillman's Right Hand Man i MCGEE Political Agitator MILLER T.V. Repairman MUSTIN ' Coaching with Freret NEW 'T College Applicant PARKER Pumping Gas at Airports PASCOE Hanging out in Single's Bars PEETE Gartinckel's Salesman PERRY Marriage Counselor PLEASANTS Channel 20 Wrestler PRIOR , Brewmaster REESE Polevaulting across U.S.A. REID Writing Books with l'l' Mr. Reed iiiii till iiii Ill' REIGERT g , Old Spice Representative u RILEY , Occulist lll'll'l 'tl ROBBINS Professional Gambler ROWLAND I Silent Actor in Robbins' Moviesw ll' SHERVIN Georgetown Landlord SIDLE Soul Erain Dancer U ii L. SMITH A . ,ll ' Iwi'9Tlll7'T'?Milliiiltllllli'vizgtlimmillllllllliillllllli.tlimwllliill spiwipes Sex Symbol TIENKEN , Plotting Destruction ofthe World VON BRAUN Orbiting the Earth I VOSBECK President ot the National Driving Safety Council WADSWORTH Runner-up in Mr. Universe Body Competition WALTON Skateboard Salesman WHALEN Living in a Darkroom WILLIAMS Used Car Dealer WRIGHT Kinnea r's Assistant W 4. Senior Class Poll BESTCIALL AROUND MAN ei MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Wadsworth MOST LIKELY TO DIGRESS Fairchild, Berg MOST POPULAR Mustin COOLEST ljust ask himl Freck BEST ATHLETE Crawford THINKS HE IS Reese, Freck CLASS LOVER Bart THINKS HE IS Brown, Vosbeck, Robbins MARRIED MEN Crawford, Robbins, Wadsworth VMLLA -I L .:4-.y,,,Q,,.i-4 rl' .Fq'T3 DCETIE MOST FOR SSS air DONE SSS FOR MOST Miller, Fairchild WORKS HARDEST Blake HARDLY WORKS Claybroak MR. MATURE Robbins EASIEST CLASS Mr. Talioferro's classes FAVORITE CLASS Theology HARDEST CLASS Physics FAVORITE TEACHER Cookie Read FAVORITE GOV'T. FIGURE Gov. Jerry Brown, Mr. Taliaferro RADICAL BEST STORYTELLER MOST VOCAL Coleman Bowcock, Brown, Fairchild Reese PREPPY RICHEST QUIETEST Peete Vosbeck, Fairchild Kern, Tienken BEST DRESSED HAPPIEST DUMBEST QUESTIONS Vosbeck Sidle, Perry Pleasants WORST DRESSED MR. SSS SLEEPS IN CLASS Reigert, Darrnstadter Jaschen L. Smith TEENYBOPPER MR. SAS MR. MOOCH Pascoe T. 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Val Hillman Stan Freck Bob Webb Jim Vosbeck Army Perry Tom Mustin Andy Brown Hannon Jaco ll2 Wadsworth. 6-3 Honors All l.A.C., All Independent Tackle All l.A.C., All Independent Defensive Back All l.A.C., All Independent Defensive End All l.A.C. Running Back All l.A.C. Center All Independent Defensive Back All Independent Tackle b All Independent Running Back OFFENSE . .1 1 ...., A CRAIG DICK BILL ARMY BOB ANDY STAN ROWINSKI HAZEL ARGERSON PERRY WEBB BROWN FRECK TOM JIM ROB HANNAN MUSTIN VOSBECK WADSWO RTH JACOB DEFENSE TOM STAN ARMY RONNIE JOHN CHRIS MUSTIN FRECK PERRY ROBBINS LINEBERGER MELONI SCOTT VALJEAN WILL RICHARD BOB I I3 CRAWFORD HILLMAN MILLER PLEASANTS WEBB Prior to the season, Coach AI Sleepy Thompson had expressed concern as to whether this yeor's team would have the depth and tl size to win many games this year. He need not have worried. Finishing with a fine 6-3 record, the Saints earned an I.A.C. co-championship with the Landon Bears. However, the Saint's convincing victory over the Bears leaves no room for doubt as to which team was the tr champion. The Saints started the season on the right foot by waxing AA public school Osbourn 32-12. The Saints' scores came on three touchdowns by All I.A.C. back Jim Vosbeck, one by iunior Eddie Thompson, and a pass to tight end Craig Rowinski. At the half the score was tied 12-12, but an inspired Saints'defense, led by All Independent tackle Andy Brown and All I.A.C., All Independent tackle Val Hillman, came out in the second half and shut down the powerful Osbourn offense. Remembering last yeor's game, the Saints travelled to Culpepper with vengeance in mind. Although the Saints came out on the short end ofa 23-6 score everyone at the game knew that the Saints had come to play. The only Saints' touchdown came on a short dive by All Independent running back Honnan Jacob The Big Red started slowly against A George Mason but then exploded with 45 yards on a touchdown pass from Q.B. Rob Wadsworth to All I.A.C., All Independent Stan Freck. The Saints later drove toward the goal line with the drive 1 culminating in a 15 ya rd sco ring pass to Rowinski. After the Mustangs sco red, the Saints were forced to punt. The Mustangs began to drive but were stopped short when Freck picked off a pass. Defensive end Scott Crawford led the defense and All l.A.C. center Army Perry opened holes for the Saints' backfield. Saints: 21-6. For Homecoming, the Saints went up against then undefeated and untied Episcopal who finished the year at 9-1. The Saints broke the ice with a 35 yard scoring toss to receiver Stan Freck, but the Ma roons came back with a long run for a touchdown and a touchdown resulting from a Saint fumble. Then the Saints' defense toughened up and All Independent defensive back Tom Mustin intercepted a pass and returned it 45 yards for a score. Late in the third quarter, lightning struck again when Mustin picked off yet another pass and returned it 35 yards to the 3 yard line. Q.B. Rob Wadsworth took it in from there. Episcopal began a drive late in the fourth quarter and had first and the ten. On first down, end Crawford and D.B.s Freck and Mustin stopped the Maroons for a three yard gain. Second and seven on th seven. Episcopal tried the Saints' left but senior tackle Richard Pleasants made a great tackle on the 4. Third and three to score. The Ma roons tried the Saint right end but it held fast as Mustin made a hard tackle on the 2. Fourth down and two yards for an Episcopal score. One their final play, Episcopal ran off the Saint right tackle but the defense held as cornerback Chris Meloni, safety Stan Freck, tackle Andy Brown, and All I.A.C., All Independent end Bob Webb stopped the runner cold on the 1. The Saints had won the the crosstown rivalry 8-14, , fe- -s . Q l ' i 1 Perry and Freck converge on a Maroon back. Fulcher concentrates as Meloni holds 1 14 The Saints were caught looking ahead when they faced a Bishop lreton team that was obviously playing over its head. The game was played at Wakefield High School on a muddy Saturday night. One Saint drive was halted inches from the goal line and others were stopped within lreton territory. The defense, led by John Lineberger and Ron Robbins, was tough throughout the game as both lreton scores came on broken plays. The loss brought S.S.S.'s record to 3-2. Score of the game: l3-O. A 4 Hifi 'i The Saints opened their l.A.C. season with an impressive l3-6 victory over a tough St. Albans' team. Two long drives, highlighted by passes to Freck and Rowinski, resulted in T.D. plunges by back Hannon Jacob. While the score was close, the game was never in doubt as the defense was in total control. The Saints suffered their only league defeat at the hands of a strong Bullis squad. The Saints scored their lone T.D. on a short run by Jacob as they lost I8-6. The Saints faced a do-or-die situation as they went up against the Landon Bears. The Saints scored first on a 40 yard Wadsworth to Mustin aerial. Jim Fulcher added a field goal to make it lO-lO. Landon held the ball in Saint territory throughout the second half but could only manage one score as defensive backs Freck and Mustin made game saving plays, Final Score: IO-6. After skinnning the Bears, the Saints made the long ride to Sidwell Friends. The day before, many of the players watched as Landon defeated St. Albans and clinched a share of the Conference title. The Saints, as they did all season, performed well under pressure. Rob Wadsworth scored on a keeper in the first quarter. Then the defense took over holding the Quakers to 4 plays or less a series. The Saints left the field at halftime with a 7-0 lead. The Quakers kicked off the second half in a blinding snow flurry. The Saints' defense still held the Quakers scoreless while the offense, behind perhaps the best blocking of the yea r, continued to roll up the yardage. Tom Mustin grabbed a crucial interception on the Saint's iQ yard line, stopping a Quaker drive. Defensive lineman Val Hillman, Scott Crawfowd, Richard Pleasants, Bob Webb and Will Miller stopped most of the Quakers' offense at the line of scrimmage. Hannon Jacob punched in another 6 points at the end of the fourth quarter. The defense scored their first shutout, holding the Quakers scoreless for the last four plays. ll5 'Qu N : . , -c ' -Jax I 71 'T-Anim! mixer-y-' 5: 4 . t ,-2531, v +174 .Z 1 fha - ,- f I 4 X 'P' KFMV nv V ll I . . 4 4 I- -gm 'r.'f, . f. .,. 'Iii IL 1,,. 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Their only sses were to a powerful DeMatha team and Landon. gainst DeMatha the young Saints showed they had great potential, but their offense ould not produce and they lost I4-O. ln their next game against Episcopal, the efense ielled and the offense scored twice to lead the Saints to a l2-O victory. gainst B.l., the defense once again showed its ability and the Cardinals were shut ut 26-O. t. Albans was considerably tougher. Luckily, the defense held, and in the last 25 econds Jamie Waple, a returning tight end from last year's team, caught a pass from ohn Stanton and scored. ullis was the easiest game of the year. In the first half the offense was able to ack up 23 points and in the third quarter, kicker John Peterson scored his econd field goal of the game making the score 26-O. he last game of the season, against Landon, was a big disappointment. Playing in eavy rain the Saints defense held until the last 6 minutes of the game, when Landon cored twice. Unfortunately for the Saints, the offense couldn't score and they lost 4-O. ll through the year, the Saints showed great ability. Helped by ten eighth graders, e offensive and defensive teams both produced when they had to. The defensive ne was instrumental during the season with nearly thirty sacks. 'THU I I. Q Row l: Geschickter lmgr.l, Reed, Ramsey, Smith, Higgins, Thomas, Dwyer, Dyson, Dyer, Peterson, Johnson, Bavin. Row 2: Payne, Carroll, Geischickter, Pappous, Mallet, Lutz, Peterson, Ashby, Thompson, Sullivan, Matheson, Szymczak, Taylor. Row 3: Mr. Moore, Coach Casey, Tobash, Hadrick, O'Conner, Phillips, Stanton, Rifaat, Fellows, Hollerith, Simmons, Temucin, Horton, Waple, Miller, Coach Murphy. Cross Country '77-'7 Row l: Battle, Freedman, Brian, Barber, Vining, Hesse, Boron. Row 2: Gilliam, Goodwin, Novakovic, Humphrey, Devaney, Bennett. Row 3: Coach Osuna, Freedman, Brad, Hallanan, Fellows, Reid, Blake, Jaschen, Coach Koach. This year's Cross Country team at St. Stephen's, filled with personal discoveries, personal victories, and otten team victories, had one major attribute: team spirit. At the beginning of the year, the members of the team all committed themselves to improving, not only on an individual basis, but as a team. The results were often phenomenal. The varsity was led by ca-captains Daryl Jaschen and Will Hollanan, Hallanan, usually close behind Jaschen, was followed by seniors Richard Reid, Brad Freedman, and Rodger Blake, and by juniors Pete Fellows and .left Humphrey. The team finished with a 5-5 record and competed in several at the area meets. This year's iunior varsity, with Mike Novakovic, Mike Gilliam, Win Vining, Andy Boron, and Craig Guth vying for position, toreshadowed what is likely to be a cross country dynasty for St. Stephen's in the not-so-distant future. outstanding 7-l record, team and individual victories in the l.A.C. championship, the members of this team should be very well known throughout the l.A.C. in the next few years. 20 One runner whose graduation will definately leave a gap in the cross country program of the l.A.C. in coming years is Daryl Jaschen. In his senior year, Daryl was All-Alexandria and All l.A.C. He achieved these honors by winning both the Alexandria City Championship and the l.A.C. Championship. ln addition, he was named second team All Metro and first team All Northern Virginia Private Schools. Daryl also placed second in the Palottie Invitational Class A race, twenty- seventh in the Georgetwon Prep Classic Class A race, and fifth in the University of Virginia Class A race. He also finished the season undefeated in dual meets and set a home course record of 15:24 on the three mile course. Several members ofthe cross country team are not mentioned specifically in the article, however, this doesn't make them any less important. These members played an important role in keeping up team spirit as well as striving to meet their own personal goals. In coming years they will be the backbone of strong Varsity teams. Much of the dedication and drive evident in St. Stephen's cross country runners were derived this year, as usual from Coach Osuna, who demands and gets the best from every runner. This season, his assistant, Coach Koach, added his special elements to the team, including an active weight training program. lt takes o special breed of person to coach a team which receives little support and attracts few spectators, but St. Stephen's cross country coaches are two of the finest. Varsity 5TE.Df,f5, 'fa CO'C0Df0i ' DOW' -'05CI e ' Co-Captain Will Hollonon 7' i X 'Qs X Rich Reid: mind over matter , Jeff Humphrey heads for home 122 o55'YEPl1a4rp K Rodger Blake: poetry in motion! ,552 91:56. 9: 358 .1183 Tr, Pete Fellows closes in on Brod Freedman Fellows takes the turn alone. junior Varsity vb' '4 'b- ., -fy, , Mike Novokovic should be o team leader next yeor l.A.C. CHAMPS! VARSITY SOCCER Row l: Fu Icher, Carr, Kern, Ruback, Peete, Sidle, Hallanon. Row 2: Coach Adams, Mathias, Toomey, Hillman, Jordan, Uzer, Prior, Angelides, Miller, Coach Gardiner. The Saint's varsity soccer team this year had a disappointing season in terms of wins and losses. However, in erms of effort, determination, and spirit, this team scored higher than many of those in the past. lt was always ppa rent to the few spectators that the members of the soccer team had no intention of losing and were therefore illing to give their utmost in every game until the final whistle had blown. A vital component of the team was goalie Todd Ruback, who is said by many to be the finest goalie in the I.A.C. n terms of saves of shots on goal, and of his excellent leadership in the backfield, this praise is much deserved. ther members of the Saint's resolute defense included fullbacks Val Hillman, Ted Mathias, David Peete, Jim oomey, Andy Si Sidle, and Will Miller. Providing a solid link between the defense and the offense were halfbacks angford Jordan, David Kern, and Will Hallanon. The ever-persistent forward line consisted of Jim Fulcher, Michael ngelides, Mehmet Uzer, Tom Prior, and a special addition to the team, Chilean exchange student, Juan Balbontin, ho arrived in time to fill the space vacated by Bernie Carr, who missed much of the season due to an unfortunate jury. A good deal of thanks should be expressed to coaches Gary Gardiner and Doug Adams who were willing to train nd support the team through thick and thin. The Saint's soccer team cannot totally be blamed for its poor showing this season. Again, the ridiculous winter occer season was plagued with snow and sub-freezing temperatures, culminated by sloppy mud. This often made roctice difficult if not impossible altogether. The concluding disappointment came when the soccer fields finally ecame dry and playable, and the l.A.C. tournament, in which the Saints had a good deal of promise, was ancelled. l25 Fl ,Ac ,.. f Q xi Q --S . A.,-, . .A -I , . eil- HQ- , Y, ,J Coaches Gardiner and Adams look on. Tom Prior displays his heeding skill. . Nxt A ' K W ,wa awliivi-9 I 1 126 4: Q - -. ' ' qw-,. . l X . 1- .M l h , fx '+!'Q . Q, Y' rl! - ' 'FY-'Z'-Q' Q 'nay ,-'-Q ,. ,C-.v. il . tial f K' 1 . g p I . , , , X , I W, , ' 'gf 1,7-1, dnl-'xv l U' u - - , , lf - 1 ' - li N H ' .- .Zi ' ' ii ' ' -f- K -' 'M ' .. . .. A-A '-f V i 2-3-X - ' ' , Q ...A PU ' l. fl- --1 ,W .x . . N U . 4: ' N - ! , 5, U - 1 -1 '72 . A f N512 5 . fi'tn 'W f 11+-'Us' -V av. - ,.--Q. ,-. ' '. . ' ' --ff .1-f.5',ff,v-vs'-ri -w ... .- -5411,-wb , - . W'-'Shri ??SiSQ:7.t1iLr1i: .J J .. ' '-'5 Z-.4.ug:as......9S-,gz- ' N . , f 'L. .2 ML.-:. J ' 'lf'-' '-Eff If-in. 1 ..,-f-...yi-. -..Eq..'...,n-'--,H 1 ,t ' Z-1' 4. , .xv '1' V. in ' 'f -1 g.lP'7'-'fi' - 9 I ' .fy ' .' '!. f'5.f David Kern and Langford Jordan manoever the ball past the opposition. Defense Y .. 54 if., sa- ' 31-,E.Lv ' png ..-ed 55 9 vu.. -, er 9'-'54-4, ff! Je..-, ima f -. 2111 T371- 2, rev-0 if -Q . Mathias takes the ball up the sideline. Todd Ruback makes an excellent save. Val Hillman, the contortianist fullback, steals it again. lx' ., 5 .vw -, N 4-. .... 1-.-f.., 'LN l27 .klll 'a .k.c . Top Left: Tom Prior works the ball between two Georgetown Prep defenders. Top Right: Memhet Uzer shows off his flashy footwork. Right: Val Hill- man and Longford Jordan battle for the ball. Lower left: Langford Jordan blasts a shot through a Sidwell Friends defender. Lower Right: Mike Anglelides and Memhet Uzer close in on a Georgetown Prep forward. reg In X Qi! ly ', vlr- N! i f . I ..x . t.. 7 fgtlii- H .g..,..-, V .1-,'. 1'63 ,. 4 9' 7 ' J 'T N - .n -- , bil ,i ,V 2. K ,Q .- , , U ' , L. I, .-. ig. QL ., .-L 2. Q - .-- N' K , E ,Pl K Y I- ,, .4 T A 0 4 A x 'B it c ' ill! i A V- .. .v'. r 73 ' ' 1- ' 1. eu - lulwdv V v?,vA-. .I P J u..,,.,,.th-1. A' ' '. i - ef. H e- 'Q 41, .QNX I .4-. in v' , , gms ..., ... - kd ,, , ' gf in 1. 1 Q no , 15 . I -,.- ,- .. ,f m.. 5, fr:-' 'Fx . Y, A 45 ff i--...Q '- ' ' J -av - 4... , -.L -A -, - ' .74--r- - 'EI' A . t, if . -, 1., -. A . , . . 'H Jn J t ' fl '9 f, '--za v l r l I 5 A i s. .A--Ii. 1. P' ll lit tg A 5 '45- -dSLXl i' . ff.,- pr--r.Y . - ,A M r vxx I .,, X-,bf I' ,. '-Yfwj' 11- 'P' f-f Q qw -6, ...rv ,fda -'f ' 1 - - Left to Right Katzman Steckel Lutz Symanskl Battle, Sendi, Wolf, Halpin, Taylor Gilliam Gerber Novakovlc Barber Gibson Phillips Ashby Sullivan Barnes Rodgers Coach Murphy. Left: Clay Sanders takes a goal kick. Center: John Gib- son moves the ball up the field. Top Right: Mike Novakovic dribbles past a St. AIban's forward. Lower Right: Novakovic chal- lenges o high stepping St. AIban's halfback. VARSITY BASKETBALL :fir vt' l rj ,hp P .. I ,A - ' 3 1 A 1, -,H 1 I . .'.. ' . r .- -' - ! i j it , Row l: B. Argerson, B. Rockefeller, B, Claybrook, A. Lyons, S. Crawford, J. Lineberger. Row 2: S. Edgell fMgr.l, Coach Babyak, C. New, C. Rowins S. Freck, R. Reid, D. Riley, J. Cook, P. Combs, Coach Kraus. Under the excellent leadership of first year coach John Kraus, and his assistant Rick Babyak, the attitude of the St. Stephen's Varsity basketball team changed from loosing to winning. With this new attitude the Saints enjoyed a good season while playing a rugged schedule including 9 games against teams that were ranked in the area top twenty. The team consisted of a good blend of veteran and rookie players. Returning starters from last year were Craig Rowinski, Richard Reid, Clark New, and Stan Freck. The other starting position was held by Andy Lyons and John Lineberger. Co-Captain, senior, Clark New was the leading scorer while senior, Stan Freck, and Co-Captain, senior, Richard Reid provided inside strength and rebounding. Junior Craig Rowinski provided additional rebound- ing, scoring, and good, unselfish passing. Junior Andy Lyons also added excellent passing and good defense, while John Lineberger aided in scoring and defense. Able bench support at the forward and center positions was supplied by hustling seniors Bill Argerson, David Riley, and junior Pete Combs. Offensive spark was often supplied by sharp-shooting Jeff Cook, while seniors Scott Crawford, Bruce Claybrook and junior Bob Rockefeller provided additional scoring, ball handling, and tough defense. Some of the highlights of the season included a glorious victory over Episcopal High School, a first round tournament victory overSt. AnseIm's, and a successful team trip to North Carolina. Other memorable moments include the many other victories, and close decisions to highly ranked St. Alban's and Georgetown Prep. Special thanks go to the coaches, players, statistician and manager Scott iRicoJ Edgell, equipment manager Mr. Moore, timer Dick Babyak, the cheerleaders and the fans that cheered the Saints to a winning record at home. 130 , L Z is i Y I2 1' 4 Craig Rowinski sinks o free throw. Freck elbows Conley of Ascension. '77-'78 B- BALL Spark New finds the hoop. Tree Reid skies over o Bullis defender. X Y --7-4' f ',,d.,, ,. 115- ' , -TL? I - -gif Q TOURNAMENT 78 La ljf . ...' . Q ,-, I ' rj NX Lv - 'fx ' 1 A-' W ,' 'X 1 'I. GEORGETOWN PREP 2. ST. ALBAN'S 3. GONZAGA 4. ST. STEPHEN'S 5. EPISCOPAL 6. KINGSWOOD 7. LANDON 8. ST. ANSELM'S ' 'fllli' T :LM is .M 'T' P Ali .J , 1 ' 5323? -, W A IJ: A 'a if , . n j 5 F S4 -, 1 Zin. ... 1 y. x q . .22 , 4, 0 U 1-. 1 MNT 1 F an ' 2 md L.. 15 J.V. Basketball -'Ci?l' in gr .7 i 5 , - . ,, . -.ws ' 'sr as v. ,,-.,,.,,, -. ,-...wg --.wr-14 , Y Q Y YW .za , Row l: Meloni, Walters, Marnane, Holderness, Boling, Elder, Segal lMgr.l. Wadsworth, Collins, Harris, Alatis, Flather, Gilchrist, Drewer ' -1 l XZ Q: Ashley Boling shoots for two. Chris Meloni glides in l34 -L .ah X -. FK as K A-A I Nun., hi Y 41 , Hume. Row 2: Maycock lMgr.l, Honkala, Carew, Everly, fpdkvg-L with a layup. 'W s fig , .j-S'-L 2 I Xl S - Brian Walters shoots against Sidwell d Freshman Basketball Row I: Koch, Smith, Geschickter, Cooper, Dyson, Conley, Meyer, Argerson. Row 2: Lomb, Wople, Leiner, Horton, Kulisch, Stanton, Tobcssh, Womack, Bogdon. ,wr n ' ,, i, , :-A 'F if e 5- Ti. LL . T 1 , I 49 1 - f Tony Womack goes to the basket. Croig Dyston tries for two. Socrates Kulisch powers over o Defend er. r 135 L. F X WRESTLI G 1977 78 Front: Thomas, Freedman, Devaney, Hymphrey, Goodwin, Holman, Guth, Metcalfe. Middle: Peterson, Fellows, Thompson, Jacob, Curtis, Berg, Meehan, Hallerith. Back: Herb Soles, Hazel, Pleasants, Fairchild, Fellows, Ike Houke, Charles Freret, This year's wrestling team was one of the best in the school's history. The team competed against Triple and Double A schools, along with the toughest private schools in the area. They easily took the l.A.C. champi- onship, out-sco ring their opponents 289-44. They also took seven individual championships in the tau rnament. The Saints hosted the first, of hopefully many, wrestling tournaments, They took fifth place against seven AAA high schools. The wrestlers took a beating but were for from intimidated. They walked away with a first from Richard Pleasants, a second from Charlie Fairchild, two thirds from Hannon Jacob and Max Ramsey, plus a fourth from Pete Fellows. The team beat Good Council, Metro League Champions, and St. John's at a tri-meet. Coach Herb Soles had a great deal of help from Mr. Freret, Mr. Houk and Mr. Barbee, who has just returned to St. Stephen's, hopefully to stay. This team also had super support from an elite group of fanatically loyal fans. Someone was quoted as saying, lf the wrestling team was as great as their fans they would easily be State Champs. They were almost , but fell short of capturing the State Championship by three points. They did, however, take home nine medals and will come back next year for mo re. The J.V. also had a very successful season beating Bishop Ireton, Bishop O'Connel, and the strong T.C. J.V. l36 105 lb. Lee Goodwin I.A.C. Champion 3rd States 98 Ib. Steve Holman KSnakeJ 4th St. Albans 3rd States 'i 'in-iggvn -......,,.,,, D. C f f L..--i I 12 Ib. Jeff Humphrey fHumperJ I.A.C. Champion St. Albans Champion States Runner-up 24-3 .. ,km !i,1 I H 126 lb. Eddie Thompson l.A.C. Champion 4th States . i I9 lb. Shaw Thomas and Eric Devany 132 Ib. Chuck Curtis I.A.C. Champion l45 lb. Pete Fellows 4tl'1 S.S.S. Invitational l.A.C. Champion St. Albans Runner-up 4th States 20-7 Bin-Q A' -'- -1- ,- g..,f ,.l,,,.-., V l38 Ib. Dave Berg l55 lb. Hannon Jacob 3rd S.S.S. Invitational 4th States lO-3-2 Sam Aniba 5 ' ,A 167 nb. --f Charlie Fairchild ts El l85 lb. Richard Pleasants l.A.C. Champion S.S.S. Champion St. Albans Champion State Champion 24-O l.A.C. Champion S.S.S. Invitational Runner-up St. Albans Runner-up State Champion 22-2 Un I. Dick Hazel 3rd States RESULTS State Runnerups 4th St. Albans 5th St. Stephen's Invitational I A.C. Champions Stephen Stephen Stephen Stephen Stephen Stephen Stephen Stephen Stephen Stephen Stephen Stephen Stephen Stephen Episcopal Sidwell Woodberry Culpepper St. Albans lreton Bullis T.C. Williams Good Council St. John s Georgetown P Landon 0'Connel McNamara TOTAL St. Stephen's l'l wins 3 losses 7th IN THE NATION SPRING TRACK I977 R I . C p ' John Chase broke Two school records I2O H gh H dl 4 d h 330 I d' Hurdles in 40.8 secs. Andy Reese t k th IAC t IIITD yIJ h pl dl ' h 'I 4243 b k h I d I h f4223BIIP k 1' h I d h h p 5 f B d3dpI th 2 I h IAC -9:57.6.Ch I hId3 hghj p-6f Varsity Tennis and Baseball '77 .QQ 13 3 1 usa .sm Standing U to rl: Mr. Joyce, E. Jones, R. Nagle, S. Freck, D. Robens, J. Bohrer, T. Musfin, B. Whalen, Mr. Berg. Kneeling ll to rl: E. Miller, R. Long, L. Coiner, M. Rengers, D. Fellows, H. Jacob, A. Sidle, S. Crawford. Standing ll to rl: Mr. Baumberger, S. Tighe, P. Waggenhoffer, R. Reid, R. Waggener, B. Pascoe, D. Singleton fmgr.J, Mr. Blindenbacher Kneeling U to rl: R. Wadsworth, J. Lineberger, A. Lyons, T. Ruback, D. Spirides. 142 -5 , 3 Sift' TIDES KOUTROUVELIS 98 lbs., M works on the squat rack. . AV... A-F - ,-.242-new-i 'X--ST. , .T .-.gr -:,:,.- -ggi 1- iff ' . T- er'e----f-lb----1-t' ' f Af upright pushups. ANDY BROWN l75 lbs., pumping up with curls. ROB WADSWORTH l55 lbs., dead lifts over 300 lbs. .'l ' 4? LBERT MARLAND l85 lbs., struggling on the bench press. l lThis year marked the introduction of a new winter sport to St. Stephen's - weight training and competition. leightlifting has always been an important part of the St. Stephen's Athletic Department, but never before has iere existed a weight team which allowed our best lifters to compete with others in the area. Under the able struction of Coach Koach, a group of some six serious lifters sweated through concentrated daily practice essions, working on their strength as well as their technique. These lifters executed the basic Olympic lifts which 'e the standard for competitive Weightlifting. These lifts include: the bench press, the clean and jerk, dead lifts, and 1uats. At the beginning of the season, each lifter set his own goal, whether for competitive lifting, for increased nordination, or simply to remain in top physical shape for football or other sports. Through hard work and mstant lifting, each of the members of the '77-'78 Weight Team has achieved his goal. WEIGHT CLUB COACH KOACH does some W '1 ANDY REESE l45 lbs., exploding into a power clean, -Q-an-5. C3 l -.dh-dt Row I: K. McLindon, D. Bogdan. Row 2: K. Holleder, V. Buccur, K. Mustin. Row 3: J. Vonclervoort, E. Ellis, J Ashbury. Soint's Cheerleaders perform at Bishop Ireton. Bill Whalen snaps a self-portrait .AASTER PHOTOGRAPHERS Doug Kinnear Bill Whalen John Wright SENIOR STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Langford Jordan STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Sean Cleary Will Miller Army Perry ASSOCIATE STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Chip Baker Bill Bavin Andy Boron APPRENTICE PHOTOGRAPHERS Peyton Brady Paul Butler Tom Glick Ralph Lasley Mike Martin Jim Mereness Bill Pascoe Peter Shibuya Leith Smith David Wiederkehr photostaff PHOTOSTAFF is a service organization specializing in photography. lt is not a camera club in the strict sense, as its prima ry purpose is to provide photographic services to the various school publications, both student and administrative. Its secondary purpose is to provide its members with op- portunities to improve their craftsmanship and to enjoy the fellowship of those with a common interest. There are five degrees of membership, and advancement to each of the degrees is earned by accumulating points for work accomplished. APPRENTICES have earned between 76 and 299 points. PHOTOSTAFF members who have accumulated 300 to 399 points constitute the second degree of membership, ASSOCIATE STAFF PHO- TOGRAPHER. The third degree, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER, is comprised of those who have earned between 400 and 699 points. The fourth deg ree, SENIOR STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER, is held by members having earned between 700 and 999 points.Onethousand points are required to attain the fifth degree, MASTER PHOTOGRAPHER. front row: Wright, Kinnear, Cleary, Jordan, Pascoe. middle row: Lasley, Glick, Mereness, Bavin, Horton, Boron. top row: Martin, Butler, Devaney, tabsent: Baker, Brady, Miller, Whalen, Perry, Shibuya, Smith, Wiederkehrl Y Wi :ibut ' - ' . . li.,.1n1nllllull--an 1 Ml. ni nhl,-.I w. 4, q. Pk: , A ff..-,. Mau, -Mgr. Q, ' X .- H ,'-L ,,, lr '31 ' v- I+ LL ,V ,' 'llfff-'9'fA 'fx . 'LI'-1 'ff'- - . 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U s 4 -f i a qi 9 :- ,,, -s sl ' - Fc 1 I H 47 ' 1 r -tx f 1 'frm .4 'A 'N 1 .4 ,fs 4 as H A . 1 v . ,if -Lin I , . .. 5 1 , x . svfv I -vm. . ' 1 f ,Q , Fa . T? L 'NT Q , . , . .54 ..f . ,Q . . . ' W . V224 ,Au 74,1 i ANDY BROWN: Editor-in-Chief of the I978 Scroll PETE FELLOWS: WILL MILLER: Assistont Editor Photo Chief CLARK MURPHY: ANDREW BLAIR: STAN FRECK: ARMY PERRY: MR. TALIAFERRO: Loyout Senior Editor Sports Business Mgr. Advisor HANNAN JACOB ond BRUCE CLAYBROOK: Loyout BEIIZUII 1 v urea ,, QF i1if' K-v - - warning. in H S5 Ci. 3T'W famafwcus: ' l'JI 2'555 ::, .L.n,.4- . .11 .rI LilF9iJE'.i!f QE-'H'-at 11:2 49' 'SFI 1l V f w a I I I . A ,-,':rLi!AI l I K ' l l - . ff-viii! ., ' C l' 7 -as-Qi' ni,'-+-Q':'-'!t - . ' - x 5? ......-.SAa...an-. V . A -. - 1 - f Row l: Stinson, Meehan, Lele. Row 2: Miller, Wright, Long, Smith, Peete, Pascoe, Shervin, Freedman, Gold, Lash, Hallinan, Cleary. Row 3: Whalen, Lasley, Riley, Cook. Row 4: Blake, Wadsworth, Marnane, Argersori, Ruback, Uzer, Uehlinger, Atkinson. Emfmon .pl 44:47 4 Y - . MNH NN' wr' ' ' .- ii f-' , lil I .. .9 ,gg ,Q Q' Q ...ff . - ...' ' f,1. Row l: Krahulec, Sendi, Hamilton, Ruback, Atkinson. Row 2: Boling, Murphy, Segal, Bates, Price, Hallinan. l49 t's Academic if 1-us Vw , V ff' Sirling: Jay Hamilton, Stan Freck, Memhet Uzer Computer Club ' 1 -,,,,A..Jl. .. FU' E '3.f.wiL,. ill? HI' ' 1' Q ill yy W '..lEff?7iEi .:-,E..-., 1 Row l: Archer, Woodifch, Kay, Brady, Guth, Klop, Lasley, Wright, Cleary, Humphrey. Row 2: Davis, Wiedicher, Butler, Hallinan, Gibson, Glick, Hernley, Hesse, Devaney. Front: Blake. Monitors l Sitting il to rl: L. Cainer, R. Blake, D. Jaschen, D. Peete, R. Wadsworth, A. Brown, S. Crawford, R. Reid. Standing il to ri: J. Hamilton, J. Lineberger, C. Rowinski, S. Holderness, J. Humphrey, A. Blair, The monitors, elected by their fellow classmates, have the task of maintaining a certain degree of law and order throughout the school. They have such manifold duties as keeping the halls clear, monitoring study halls, and monitoring the lower school, library, and lunch room to keep the school running smoothly. This year the monitors did their best to perform these tasks fairly and with a minimum amount of hassle for everyone. Although they receive more than their share of abuse from their peers, they carried out their assigned duties well, not out of a desire to cause trouble for their fellow students, but out ofa sense of responsibility and ci desire to maintain and improve the school for all its members, students and faculty alike. l5l mor C ozmcil 'NW' Sitting U to rl: J. Hamilton, D. Peete, J. Lineberger, D. Jaschen, A. Blair, R. Wadsworth, R. Reid, T. Mustin. The Honor Council has always been an integral part of St. Stephen's. Since its founding, the Honor Council has served to uphold the integrity and represent the morality of the student body. As the Honor Code states that no student shall lie, cheat, or steal, or withhold information concerning those who do, the purpose of the council has been to determine the innocence or guilt of those accused of violating the code. However, the Honor Council and the Honor Code are only as effective as the student body permits. Consequently, each student must act as a member of the Honor Council, responsible for living within the boundaries of the code and for exposing those who may take liberties with it. The i977-78 school year proved to be one more example of how an effective honor system can only benefit the members of a community. The members of this year's council were seniors Rob Wadsworth, Tom Mustin, Daryl Jaschen, Richard Reid, and David Peete, and juniors John Lineberger and Jay Hamilton. The Honor Council was headed by chairman Andrew Blair. l52 Student Council .a ' if-'fi'-1 ' l ,jf 4, H.,- . lificwim. f' . 'V ' ,rf--H.'l5i:' 5 Elbffk l Lu 1. ' Q','7ITi .... -, ,f in - 'ff'b- .Y Y 'Q 7,1 2, ' - ' 5 ' -- -' 'wc nf' 3 -,3 I . ef , - 5 . . .' ' , . ., 51513 lil. ,. , . A 3- , --:E 'A -Lv av g ' 'Q x --- ll, .' 'L i f Q-t ' f --311. ' Sitting ll to rl: R. Blake, A. Perry, L. Goodwin, D. Peete, J. Hamilton, R. Wadsworth, S. Crawford, S, Holderness. Standing fl to rl: J. Lineberger, J. Fannon, D. Hazel, D. Berg, S. Thomas, J. Leiner, C. Dyson. The Student Council got off to a good start this year with the toll mixer which made around 5800. President David Peete and Vice-President Jay Hamilton led the council through the year with their ideas and actions. The council was able to get the Pepsi machines installed in the athletic wing and organize the dances forthe yea r. lt is being looked into if more tables could be put in the cafeteria to ease the burden ofthe lo rge amount of seniors and juniors who must eat at school due to the new ruling. The council had o meeting about once a week this year and was able to promote a general air of well-being throughout the school and ease f th tensions brought on by the beginning ot the school year. There is o good outlook on the part of next year's council and some o e part of this should be credited to the actions of this year's council. C 153 Sailing C lab Qu-v fl Row I: Shervin, Murphy, Hesse, Col. Parker, Miller. Row 2: Toomey, Blake, Cleary, Wright. Service Committee ::ij '4Z'11.-if. ru V. V ,i L 1 ,Q- N..' fl 'X y A xx Row l: Hallinon, Loomis Row 2: Hamilton, Pascoe, Prior, Uehlinger. Row 3: Coleman, Long, Radulovic, Blair. 154 eh effing mir 1 Officers: President, Rodger Blake, Vice President, Ron Robbins, Secretary, Langford Jordon, Treasurer, Bill Smedberg. Hop Committee -5.Qi F l I l l i l I L Left to Right: Peefe, Hamilton, Wadswodh, Gilcrist, Jacob, Lineberger, Uehli Gold, Thompson, Claybrook, Boker, Bloir, Jaschen, Shervin. nger, Fellows, Holderness, Hallinan, Sidle, Crawford, 155 in - f K TA f ki i ' 11: ' Jf,41iVja,31 if '4 ,ur f ' E R ENCO I Sitting: Mathias, Singlfon. Sfondingg Smith, Kay. -. 413. , x x i i . . v DF'-I6 on uni ' Claybrookz Going . . 156 going . . Q0ne- 600-mia g g - ' 'I U - vi I , i fs we get fare... ' -A - - .fm .swf left to right: B. Kenvin, J. Kincheloe, D. Montllor, A. Bolling, D. Bogdan, G. Carrol, A. Young, J. Hazel, K. Holleder. i . .'.':1h.e . Bchool has become more tolerable over the yea rs with the increasing number of co-eds taking classes at St. Stephen's. This year there are a ord I5 co-eds. Katie Holleder, Jeannie Hazel, Christine Rainwater, and Heather Kenvin are taking Elementary Functions, while Jeannie icheloe, Ann Morton Young, Elzabeth Ellis, Gail Carrol, Donna Bogdan, Diane Montllor, Avery Bolling, Brooke Kenvin, and Katie and innie combine to form this year's group taking Chemistry and Chem. Study. Donna and Elizabeth also struggle through B.C. Calculus. ysics is also represented by a set of lovelies including Laura Whitaker, Debbie Muller, and Dora Harter. l57 W , 5552455 2 gN52g?Xg5:..gf3g4 if ' A 7:-'.gf f7??' wi ' W1 sf n 1. W +G Acdlwesftisememts Q LH! R, I, 2 'fy t?2'::,z. .f U' . f' .0-ig' -Af , ,qv wh -ns 'X 4' v,js 1 I 'wwf Q fi-1 421' xr f' 16 We 'fl 4, ..- ,-i?mz J' 3, in Fo Liv f'fx'4: 'F ff' 4, A N iq ' CTI THE DAD'S CLUB Virginio Concrete Our best to you, Soints EucIy's Amoco Eudy's Texoco Eudy's Auto Po rts 4102-4122 Mt. Vernon Avenue The Demaine Funeral Compliments of VVKR Homes, Inc. Partnership Mt. Vernon Blvd. Alexandria, Va. Backlick Road, Springfield, Va. J X Sales Service dy Leasing M Vll the worlcl's sta I l f ll ncc and yum l l mf service m ll 'um Shuppiug Cn-nvrc - Aluxuml 685-0350 TJ. Fannon and Sons Fuel Oil Heating Cooling 549-5700 me C7031 931-7908 Q' M0 Buddy Joyce Motors Auto Body Repairs Frame and Painting 5908 Seminary Road Charles D. Joyce, Jr. BaiIey's Crossroads, Va. 22041 A Family of Fine Bicycles EW Bicycle Shop Sales and Service ,. 1713 King Street 51355 of 195-ll Alexandria, Va. 22314 548-7909 162 Camplim ent t Cla remont Rexa ll Drugs Willis G. Wright Wm. Addison Hurst Kara and Williams General Contractors 12137 Nebel Street Rockville, Maryland 20852 ALEXANDRIA LITHOGRAPH CO TEL. 751-2503 Compliments of: SHAW REAL ESTATE, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Cong rotulofions Closs of 1978 P.T.A. ST. STEPHENS SCHOOL Compliments to the Closs of 1978 THE MOTHERS' CLUB OF ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCGPAL SCHOGL No rthe rn Virginia Driving School Falls Church - Arlington - Annandale - Springfield Fairfax - Alexandria - McLean - Great Falls Herndon - Clifton - Sterling Park - Vienna - Ft. Belvoir Lorton - Mt. Vernon - Centreville - Chantilly 532-3335 Est. i952 2844 Meadow Lane Falls Church Certified By The Virginia State Board of Education To Teach Teenagers 81 Adults We Offer One of the Best Classroom Facilities 84 ln Car Instruction in the Entire No. Virg. Area Considered One of the Highest Recognized Driving Schools for Insurance We Will Teach in your Own Car lf Preferred We Will Call For You at Home or Office Special Consideration Given To Nervous 8. Elderly Students Foreign 8. American Cars L. Blake, Sr, iOwnerJ w .ifWMEF2ismE- fiiguffedwmm Q :ser Ee, : if-eilgmt 'E :T :ef . 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Parrott Katherine M. Elder Andy Brown Charles Smit h gwfgmialfwff 7 C1265 USL :M FIRST FEDERAL W -ff' OFALEXANDRIA CHARTEHED 1935 MAIN OFFICE 119121 N Wash ngton Street Serving Alexandria, Fairfax and Arlington SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings Insured la 840.000 by FSLIC, a U.S. Govt. Agency Phone 836-8900 Goodbye The Seniors The Closs of '79 wishes The Seniors the Best of Luck! From A Friend IBERIAN IMPORTS Imported Discoveries From SPAIN AND PORTUGAL g 225 N. Fairfax Street Old Town, Alexandria . 548-1050 Central Charge Compliments of Wolt Robbins Inc. READING IS THE BASIS OF ALL KNOWLEDGE. THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE NOW DOUBLES EVERY EIGHT YEARS! ARE YOU KEEPING PACE? Our St. Stephen's graduates have averaged a reading speed of 72,424 - words per minute with 10 percent improved comprehension. The average graduallon speed of our Sl. 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Best Wishes and Good Luck to The Senior Class of '78 The St. Agnes Student Council Congratulations to the Class of '78 and Our Staff photographer Army Perry A The Alexandmh Port acket Compliments of Capital Boilerworks, Inc: 182 And so the year draws to a close. For us it is the last yea r. We will leave St. Stephen's with many fond memories. Think back a moment on all that we have seen and done this year - SSS l8 vs. EHS l4 . . . the Homecoming Dance with its undercover chaperone . . . Rev. Doty's convocations and the Ambassador's problem with alcohol . . . Cookie's thoughts on Male and Female . . . pinball at the l l . . . our three week vacation . . . rented party rooms . . . Holiday Club lfor those who can remember itl . . . Albert Marland Day . . . lOOth Night with Dave's home movies? . . . Rodger's disrupted speeches . . . the collapse ofthe senior lounge . . .and even an occasional class or two. All these were an important part of our year, and we will long remember them. ln the years that we have been here, the school has grown immensely, and we have grown with it. Now we are to leave. What the world will hold for us we cannot say - but we do know that the Class of l978 has left its mark forever on the history of St. Stephen's School. The Seniors . l I eg I 'V' ll' S' 'rr-1' lllll 'luis lf' 'l coxmgt 1 MA M, -v. .' ' N.: It 1' 1.1 bfi , 1. -f, lb ' , . - - -rw--w' I ' A . tv . , ,.- . av, ., . - - ...W-E!F '2 ' -,Af ,.,..- , W. .,....n1 '4 '- - -WL-'V , . -A ,, .,. ' - .,,.-f.-um ,. 1 ' 1-aww. vi., 'M - - -.-...... ,, .W .-w,,.,- .....- .-- - .-L . , .,,, . .A .-, ,,,, .1 -.' f ':-+5-H ---- ' f' ...-.--fm. ,. -L ,,- V' M ..-.f. , -jf '15, -Q' .1v,- 71