Thomas A Edison High School - Talon Yearbook (Fairfax County, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1972 volume:

T a 1 o n Thomas Alva Edison Fairfax County, Virginia Thomas Alva Edison, from whom our school takes its name, is a man credited with many discoveries and innovations. One of the greatest inventions of this man is the elec¬ tric light bulb which is exemplified by this year’s cover. In keeping with Edison’s innovations, we have completely revamped this year’s Talon. It is now in chronological order according to the seasons. The book starts with summer and many preparations for school. Autumn is next with the beginning of the new school year, followed by winter with school in full activity. Finally comes spring, with commencement and the end of school. Other innovations include senior, faculty, and general directories. In addition to the directories we have tried to make it easy for you to find specific clubs, sports, etc. Therefore, at the top of each page, you will find an identification of the season and activity represented in that section. It is our hope that you will find this year’s Talon refreshing and memorable, and that this new format will serve as an example for further Edison publications. The Talon Staff 9 7 2 V T o e 1. n Table of Contents Autumn, page 78. 4 Winter, page 142 Spring, page 180. Ads, page 226. BFHI1G fail 1372 6 - SUMMER DIVIDER cS o if ”1 ft W f _ 0 Efffll ' —fe J •1 .jpP 5 % IM 4 0 1 mki 4 i£l m 0 . i ' -IsB j mw Row One: M. Lane, K. Miller, L. Tangley, R. Reed, B. Miller, P. Sirotta, R. Breault, V. Stanfield, L. Allee, M. Dudley; Row Two: J. Hawkins, P. Holup, S. Reddick, M. Kim, A. Gorneva, C. Pugliese, B. Bryan, D. Ehle, M. Pearson, T. Mickler, D. Davis, D. Malcolm, A. Philips, E. Hart, V. Iten, B. DeVries, C. Park, P. Haywood, C. Comeau, L. Barr. The Student Government Associa¬ tion plans activities which effect every school day; morning announce¬ ments, music at lunch, operation of the school store, the snack bar, etc. Special SGA projects such as the magazine drive, Homecoming, the Christmas tree sale, and the Ugly Man Dance supplement the aca¬ demic life at school and round off each year with a little fun. Sponsor, Mr. Mika. 8 SUMMER SGA Officers: P. Holup, Sec.; D. Erick¬ son, V. Pres.; D. Malcolm, Treas.; R. Reed, Pres. ORGANIZATIONS Distributive Education Clubs of America is an organization founded to promote Distributive Education and to raise funds for various pro¬ jects. This year’s activities include an Employer-Employee Luncheon, DECA Day, and picking a DECA student of the Month. The club has also taken part in the State and Dis¬ trict Leadership Conferences. Row One: R. Westgate, J. Ratcliff, L. Ahrens, J. Therezo; Row Two: K. Shockey, D. Cole, D. Mazzaferro, L. Jones, S. Benarick, L. Street, Mrs. Moores, D. McCoy; Row Three: C. Taylor, W. Westgate, J. Paire, S. Pummell, T. Eldridge, J. Cliff, D. Monroe, G. Devers, M. George, W. Rogers 10 SUMME 5 - CytAP Ik . 1 Mr V SB Row One: Mr. McCurdy, Sponsor; R. Stribling, J. Slovran, B. Bodenstein, A. Morony, J. Booth, Pres; M. Taylor, R. Farry; Row Two: Mr. Workman, Sponsor; W. Feasleley, D. Allen, J. Shaffer, M. Crocker, J. James, P. Nichles, E. Stoops, D. Thorp, A. Triggs, B. Mayer, Mr. Hughes, Sponsor. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a service organized to prepare students to find jobs now and for the future. The club has taken part in the VICA District Contest in Culpepper, and the state and national contests in Richmond. They also sponsored a Student-Par¬ ent-Employer Picnic. V I C A Row One: W. Walkup, P. Huddleston, D. Richard, R. McGuin, B. Smith, J. McGraw; Row Two: Mr. Lambert, Sponsor; B. Bland, E. Brack¬ ens, K. Richardson, G. Vial, J. Seymour, D. Taylor, Mr. Hughes, Sponsor; Row three: Mr. Workman, Sponsor; A. Deblanc, S. Winkler, T. Sebold, C. Mock, M. Edson, J. Quinn, D. McClarren. 11 cd ORGANIZATIONS ORGA Editor-in-Chief: Jeanne Thomas. The Current is published approxi¬ mately nine times per year in order to report on past and future activ¬ ities, to honor outstanding students and clubs, and to stimulate interest in Edison by editorializing and printing letters to the Editor. Adviser: Mr. Brian Sarsfield. 12 SUMMER Staff: Row One: B. Grady, D. Poppe, J. Raney, S. Atkinson, T. Caplanis, C. Pugliese , N. Puckett, J. Anderson; Row Two: C. Swaitlowski, J. Welch, K. Reed, L. Pugliese, L. Dunford. Editors: Row One: T. Justice, Features; T. Mickler, Boys’ Sports; Row Two: S. Greenia, Girls’ Sports; B. Simms, Typ¬ ing; C. Tasaka, Typing. 13 ORGANIZATIONS Row One: P. Moreland, B. Lyles, L. Asher, L. Ledford, K. Harte, J. Hadloek, N. Hart, J. Watters, B. Robbins, L. Sutherland, R. Powell; Row Two: R. Bernstein, T. Browning, J. Loy, B. MeMillian, T. Kent, M. Fontes, J. Alizio, D. DeHaven, E. Patterson, J. Berry, J. Chandler, D. Kahn; Row Three: B. Leeman, J. Ross, T. Harvey; Row Four: S. Dwinelle, R. Fontes, J. Allwine, V. Shepard, H. Sutherland, M. Wroth, Row Five: D. Hatfield, V. Edwards, J. Padgett, J. Garner, R. Shoen, D. Thornton, M. Milam, S. Coppage; Row Six: D. Padgett, G. Hickman, S. Binari, W. Lawrence, S. Spicer, S. Perkins, F. Lawful, M. Garner, T. Lewis, C. Hales; Row Seven: J. Ashooh, R. Wagenhals, S. Gibson, C. Herbert, G. Henson; Row Eight: R. White, W. Lummis, R. Vidrick, D. Gruen, J. Hatch, B. Luz, S. Nelson, P. Trice, C. Raney. Marching Band The Marching Band was formed originally to provide halftime enter¬ tainment at home football games. However, this year the Marching Band was active at all away games, pep rallies, local and competative pa¬ rades, and was a major source of school spirit in the stands. 14 Left to right: B. Miller; D. Wynn; T. Brogan; C. Chamberlin; J. Dyer; P. Rutherford; W. Herndon; Mrs. McClurg, Sponsor; B. Gill; L. Camp¬ bell; B. Dolinger; P. Olsen; G. Rizor; S. Marino. , ....... The majorettes try their cheering at a pep rally. skills 17 Drill Team Clockwise from top: E. Thome, D. Rose, C. Hatch, T. Crowdus, P. Mathias, A. Stansel, L. Hannula, R. Austin, J. Bevis, S. Farley, M. Feni- more, C. Comeau, K. C. Carlson, C. Wickert, B. Mickey, G. McQuin, C. Hughes, J. Brenner, N. Walker, K. Hagedorn, J. McLendon; Eyes: D. Davis and P. Weddel, co-captains; Smile: L. Kramer, S. Cries, L. Moody, K. Fritzinger, S. Garcia, N. Hadlock; Missing: R. Breault. niors: left to right: L. Kramer, K. Fritzinger, R. Breault, P. Weddel, N. Hadlock, L. Moody, S. Cries, S. Garcia. 18 - Giddy-up fence! Co-capt. Patty Weddel pins Co-capt, Jim Oleson. i IJ Drill team gives football players in-scent-tive! I c h e e r 1 e a d e r s VARSITY: left to right: M. Sutton; S. Tabor; K. Redfield; T. Grove; K. Lehrol, Co-capt.; L. Dunnett, Co-capt.; K. Harrison; K. Demeter; D. Erickson; G. Gessert. JUNIOR VARSITY: left to right: D. Morris; L. Chamberlain; K. Baker; M. Roberts, Co-capt.; K. Mann, Co-capt.; M. Scott; D. Powell. FRESHMEN: left to right: J. Pearce; C. Miller; K. Scott, Co-capt.; S. Baker, Co-capt.; K. Gabriel; S. Felix. 20 SUMMER John W. Alwood 22 Hank Hambrecht Administration Monroe Parker Maurice Altom FACULTY SUMMER Peg Hatfield Secretaries Dot Barnes 24 Roberta Gessert Frances Nozary ' ■ K, - Norma Donaldson SUMMER Emily Pullin Louise Lucas Dorothy Butt Norma Tangley 4 lb- 25 FACULTY SUMMER 26 SUMMER Josephine Matney Services Joan Friend 27 FACULTY Margaret Givens George Gianakaris Ryland Yeatts Guidance A Walt Chernenko John McFeature Millie Owen Wright L ' jSp. eJS Sm Up , -T •Yt J — ‘5 fetrsT ' ' ; ' t.’C Bob Wisniewski Lois Christopher Fine Arts Carolyn Hilligoss Martha Wagner Ray Cwalina Sue Kulesher Ray Hamilton Dutch Rosenwasser Barbara Reeves Charlotte Boronow Russ Hall Carole Toone Chuck Welshans Eric Olson Kay Dopp English Marilyn Safrit Jan Kill Linda Sanchez-Masi Susana Balfour w Betty Corbin Brian Sarsfield Alise Pauli Languages Pat Lucy Dale Etka Marty Corso Clarence Lawler John Cook J. D. Taylor Frank Damico m k % msm Charles Blevins John Ross Art Gillis Sue Siferd Don Seemuller Jo Litvinas Gail Katacinski Sarah Hinkle Robert Campbell Mathematics Marge McClurg James Wild George Williams Charles Sutton John Johnson Jack Anderson Beth Cofer Science Coy Adams Dale Lisi Doug Greene Rachel Verville Libby Sandbank Business Marie Jaymes Ruth Gascoigne Margaret Norton Jerry Neufang Carl Hensley Blaine Morton Gladys Sneed Diane Fary Cheryl Hurst Sharon Skinner Robert Paszak Jim Gerock Doris Sanders Nancy Scesney Ken Fisher Home Economics Industrial Arts Kathryn Blight Mike Beto 3§S :U4 Glenn Workman Liz Moores Vocational William Woodward Charles Loudin Micheal deMalleville 42 SUMMER Delora Carothers Josephine Beals Ethel Sayer Jay Powell Adolphus Coward 43 FACULTY SUMMER Richard Baush Charles Hughs Vocational Houston Summers Norman Lambert 44 CUSTODIANS: Row One: J. Dodd; Row Two: E. Richmond, M. Jackson, B. Logan, H. Marshall, N. Diaz, L. Espana, J. Mullins, D. Thompson; Row Three: M. Lorenzana, W. Brown, V. Pegues, 0. Clark, M. Mullins, B. Hitt, G. Lorenzana. CAFETERIA STAFF: Row One: E. Hagedorn, G. Quesenberry, G. Barbour, M. Owens, B. Dell, P. Simms, Z. Collins; Row Two: H. Scott, H. Wise, H. Schneider, M. Smith, M. Baker, B. Ludwick, H. Moore, M. Crabtree, A. Howard, H. Everrett. BUS DRIVERS: c. Boyer, M. Nelson, S. Magalis, C. Stone, L. Devine, N. Plaugher, L. McBroom, S. Hardy, A. Haas, B. Bunch, B. Pierce, B. Rice, M. Weadon, M. Johnson. SUMMER s e n i o r s Representatives: Row One: Nancy Hadlock, Cathy Pugliese; Row Two: Anita Phillips, Margaret Pearson, Patti McMorrow; Row Three: Nancy Allred, Marilyn Butler, Jeanne Thomas. 46 SUMMER Officers: Carol Dillon, Treas.; Tom Weldon, V. Pres.; Tom Mickler, Pres.; Margaret Pearson, Hist.; Patty Weddel, Sect. 47 SENIORS SUMMER w Cynthia L. Adams Mary E. Alligood John D. Allwine Laura A. Anderson Leslie L. Ahrens Nancy S. Allred Debra S. Anderson Lesley J. Asher Debra E. Athey John M. Bailey Ken E. Bacon Paula J. Baker 48 SUMME Phillip A. Bakke Michael S. Barnes William T. Barrett Linda B. Bassett Barbara K. Baylis John M. Benton Steve W. Benton Robert J. Berstein Stanley C. Berry Helen B. Black Paula C. Blanche Bernard L. Bland, III Suzanne C. Bolton Carolyn L. Boyd Susan E. Boyer Louis W. Boyle Janiese M. Brabon Catherine R. Breault John A. Brennan, II James D. Bruffy 49 os SENIORS SUMMER Barry C. Bryan Dawn A. Bryant Marilyn L. Butler Gary L. Caison Bruce A. Causseaux Edward S. Cerami, Jr. John D. Bunch Robert W. Cantrell Lynne Chamberlain Melinda G. Clark Stephen W. Burke Raymond C. Carter David H. Clark Jacquiline J. Cliff SUMMER Carol A. Cole Beverly C. Cooley David B. Cole Gala K. Copeland Robert W. Coleman Stoney L. Coppage Marta L. Contreras Joyce L. Corbin Linda P. Cote Dawn C. Decales Marilyn S. Cox Ellen L. Davenport Michael L. Crocker Virginia L. Davenport Timothy U. Cuddy Patricia A. Dawson James D. Currie, Jr. Diana M. DeHaven 51 SENIORS SUMMER m rt� Julia Dent Carol L. Dillon Laurel A. Donaldson Elizabeth M. Dudley Lester N. Dunford Linda F. Dunnett Rhonda K. Dunnett Patricia J. Dickerson Susan M. Dickerson Albert C. Due 52 SUMMER Christopher R. Eastman Paul K. Duvall John W. Duvall Van W. Edwards Franklin H. Edson Doreen F. Ehle Terry E. Eldridge Sherry L. Etter Mary E. Elliot Charles E. Fedorko Patricia A. Farmer Theresa M. Feagans 53 SENIORS SUMMER Connie S. Fink Dan W. Fridenstine Denis J. Fotakis Karl C. Fritzinger Lawrence V. Fowler Karol C. Fritzinger William M. Foxwell Robin E. Funkhouser James D. Freeman Gilbert D. Gardner 54 SUMMER Mark G. Garner Barbara S. Gill Terry M. Grove Billy R. Gribble Sandra R. Gries Anthony F. Gentry Malcolm C. Glenn Georgia A. Gorneva Karen A. George David A. Goosman Susan M. Gould Susan L. Greenia Judith A. Gibbs Linwood L. Gorham, Jr. Brian S. Grady Jennifer L. Greer 55 SENIORS SENIORS SUMMER George G. Hall Robert K. Hall Carol L. Hanson David R. Gruen Mark W. Haas Nancy L. Hadlock Garry A. Hager Darlene L. Hardbower Barbara A. Harlow Lynn A. Harmon Paul M. Harris, Jr. 56 SUMMER Debbie J. Harte Amy Haugh Christopher C. Hawkins, Jr. Janet L. Hawkins Cheryl L. Henderson Larry E. Henson Wanda L. Herndon Jacqueline F. Hicks Elise Hoj Pamela A. Holup Peter A. Hopping 57 SENIORS SUMMER Donald R. Horak, II Pamela R. Huddleston Adrienne M. Hughs Donna M. Hunter Elaine A. Horak Rhonda K. Hudson Allyn A. Humphreys Richard J. Huntington Rosemary A. Hosse Audrey M. Howard Mary K. Hrolenok 58 SUMMER Linda G. Jones John W. Keilwert, Jr. Sharon A. Kidwell Carol A. King Mary C. Justice Ann M. Kersey Alta J. Kilpatrick Kandy L. King Edna P. Huthmacker Nihida A. Ibrahim William T. Jennerwein Sara E. Jewell Janet L. Kaldenback Michelle L. Keene Sue King Richard S. Kopel Lynn A. Kramer 59 SENIORS IORS SUMMER Kathyrn A. Lerohl David R. Malcolm Flora J. Lewis Susan M. Marino 60 •• SUMMER Wade A. Mathias Peter M. McDorman John F. Maxwell Judy A. McLendon Dene M. Mazzaferro Patricia A. McMorrow Patricia M. McCall James P. McQuain James K. Merritt Rebecca J. Miller Thomas A. Mickler, Jr. Connie M. Mock Vicki L. Miles Katharine L. Moody Janet L. Miller Richard M. Moser Karen E. Miller Norman J. Mullins 61 SENIORS SENIORS SUMMER Kathleen J. Myers Mary A. Neese Vivian L. Nolan Phyllis D. North Christine S. Park Debra S. Parsons George V. Parfitt Ellen J. Patterson Stephen P. Nelson Linda S. Nowlin Dana L. Onks Joseph E. Padgett David F. Nichols Geoffrey H. O’Bryan Richard L. Orndorff, Jr. June E. Paire 62 SUMMER Jennifer M. Paul Stuart L. Paul Alan M. Payne Carla G. Pentecost Riccardo J. Puccio Anita M. Philips Catherine A. Pugliese Holly L. Proctor Susan E. Pummell 63 SENIORS SUMMER David E. Quackenbush Peggy A. Robinson Patricia L. Rutherford Jennifer C. Raney Carmelita A. Rodriguez Richard J. San Luis Alton I. Sanderson, III Brenda J. Seay Joel A. Ratcliff Patrona J. Rose Susan A. Reddick Raymond T. Ross Robert G. Reed, III Sharon L. Roth 64 SUMMER Robert C. Shelby Robert D. Sherman Alvin W. Shifflet Richard L. Shifflett William P. Shirley Robert J. Shoemaker Mary A. Shumate Richard L. Sias Linda G. Sibley Donna Simos Connie L. Sims Jeannette M. Sinclair James S. Skinner Linda L. Small Barbara L. Smith Gail S. Smith Janet L. Smith Annette L. Soroka Judy E. Spears Steve A. Spicer 65 SENIORS SENIORS SUMMER Maryella Springer Fred A. Stewart Pamela A. Spurgin Linda F. Street Pamela S. Stachoviak Marguerite E. Stroud Deborah M. Stephenson Elizabeth C. Summerlin Pamela A. Stephenson Cynthia A. Swiatlowski Laura Tangley Jeanne L. Thomas Catherine G. Tatum James F. Thompson Charlene F. Taylor Lawrence M. Thompson Crawford A. Terry Barbara J. Thompson Robert F. Terry Darshia A. Thornton 66 Bonnie S. Thorpe David C. Turner Samuela C. Tyrrell Kenneth B. Via Patricia A. Trenery Robert W. Tyree Lynn Utley Joanne P. Walton Donna J. Utz Mary K. Watts Marcia L. Van Note Michael C. Wayshner 67 I % to |l”l W1 � w m w ION ' ir — . V -T-. •„ ' Robert W. West Ralph W. Westgate Robert A. Wheeler Paula M. Weatherford Patricia J. Weddel James T. Weldon Robert L. Wells Robin E. White 68 SUMMER Sephen J. Winkler Linda S. Wong Nancy L. Wraase Nadine Yoritomo Neil R. Wrobleski Jo E. Yount James L. Williams Alberta L. Willson Audrey A. Wolf 69 SENIORS SUMMER m cp .... —. . Row One: J. Culp, G. Lank, J. Currie, T. Wighington, J. Oleson, D. Quackenbush, J. Bunch, M. Barnes, K. Via; Row Two: J. Maxwell, L. Henson, M. Haas, A. Terry, D. Dugan, S. Coppage, J. Keilwert, T. Weldon, P. DuVall; Row Three: A. Ellis, B. Connolly, I. Pearce, K. Flatt, T. Justice, D. George, S. Davis, R. Truitt, S. Donald, R. Redden; Row Four: J. Argodale, C. Austin, B. Polen, S. Bruffy, B. Atkinson, M. Kilby, D. Dodson, B. Eppolito, T. Darone, K. Salziger. Football Edison 3 Woodson 21 Edison 6 Stuart 12 Edison 7 Fort Hunt 12 Edison 0 Lee 7 Edison 13 Mount Vernon 23 Edison 16 Madison 13 Edison 14 Washington-Lee 27 Edison 9 Groveton 18 Edison 0 West Springfield 7 Edison 0 Hayfield 34 Coaches: Mr. Wild, Mr. Morton, Mr. Green. Ken Via and Greg Lank bring down a Fort Hunt ball carrier. SUMMER Jim Brady fights off a Fort Hunt defender. John Bunch attempts a pass. Dave Quackenbush gets off a desperation punt against Hayfield. ATHLETICS mmm ■ SUMMER H EC r M H o U1 John Bunch lets one go over a Fort Hunt defender. Jim Culp goes around the end for Edison. 73 Row One: D. Simpson, J. Huff, M. McClain, E. Webster, P. Flynn, S. Redden, R. Harris, M. Browning; Row Two: J. Grechanik, S. Johnson, B. Scaccio, G. Holleman, N. Ballard, J. Cowan, K. Richardson, S. Burns, S. Spalding; Row Three: M. Miller, T. Violet, B. Giles, M. Harper, K. Nail, G. Onorato, M. Christiansen. Coaches: Mr. Seemuller, Mr. Beto. Junior V arsity The Eagles score against West Springfield. Pete Flynn passes downfield for a first down. Gary Onorato dumps a Groveton ball carrier. 74 SUMMER Freshmen H X r a Row One: J. Dugan, S. Smith, G. Mancuso, A. Paul, J. Burris, E. Johnson, K. Preacher, D. Morris, R. Rehberg, T. Cool, C. Black; Row Two: L. Cook, R. Lee, W. Sigethy, R. Davis, D. Wessinger, B. Holleman, P. Ostergren, R. Palfrey, D. Leach, M. Quick, D. Davis, C. Dacales; Row Three: S. Lank, B. Jones, R. McLain, D. Detar, A. Fridley, G. Paine, S. Schazer, J. Sowers, J. Haskins, J. Argodale, S. Colenda, M. Florence, M. White; Row Four: R. Fish, E. Thamm, R. Eilbert, T. Fifer, H. Murray, A. Clervi, W. Thomas, R. Peter, J. Shepard, D. Donald, S. Bryant. Dugan takes the handoff from Cool and goes up the middle. Colenda fights off a West Springfield defender. Tim Cool back to pass for Edison. SUMMER 02 H r o s s o u n 76 M aims Row One: G. Watts, C. Rose, P. Merritt, D. Cassidy; Row Two: E. Huck, P. Hopping, J. Lewis. Captain Pete Merritt, Coach Cook. Pete Merritt. The Edison team gets off to a good start. ■+TW wjw J , . . Pr Ts W f f ■■ TV. JjVI Mr mb W 1 4 ¥ ■ 1 yt «MT JLjJj ' 4 w.- , ' 3f ' ft Hufe- ■ ‘ f b JuCaI £ j j OT |f f sF-j ' ” ■ -.„c - , ■ i -i � • « j .: « ? £ - h,.: c !•? « F f W mi - R ap L Si « a It • 1 ' ■ .- ■ . . ar--• l£ 3 S r ' : .. 35 um be gs c iv. - • j-“T - ' •V. 5I ' � ?iifc. .T .‘fcdyyfcta SUMMER Charlie Rose. George Watts and Ed Huck. Charlie Rose and Donald Cassidy. Donald Cassidy. ATHLETICS AUTUMN oi 78 AUTUMN 79 DIVIDER STUDENT LIFE AUTUMN Seniors: Seated: Queen, L. Dunnett; standing: P. Rutherford, K. Lerohl; missing: L. Ahrens. Homecoming 80 5° o Dun ett: J! ow Two: C - Marsh - B - Turner - A - O’Connor, D. Erickson, L. Ahrens, K. Lerohl, P. Rutherford, K. Redheld, M. Scott, K. Scott; Row Three: D. Mason, G. Reedy, R. Walker, J. Brady, G. Moses, R. Baker, M. Grauman, J. Dugan. 81 AUTUMN E- 2 E - 1 W Picnic Hal Carter and Madge Owens meet for the first time. Irma is hurt when no one notices her new dress. CAST Helen Potts. Hal Carter. Millie Owens. Bomber. Madge Owens. Flo Owens. Rosemary Sydney. Alan Seymour. Irma Kronkite. Christine Schoenwalder Howard Bevans. Mrs. Potts’ mother. ...Susan Dickerson .Barry Bryan .Diana Haugh .Peter Ashooh Robin Funkhouser .Pat McCall ...Mary Ann Neese .Rick Orndorff .Angie Harris .Debby Purcell .Joe Welch ,...Sandee Atkinson 82 AUTUMN Hal Carter teaches Millie Owens the latest step. Howard Bevans and Rosemary Sydney contemplate their future. Alan Seymour and Hal talk over old times. 83 STUDENT LIFE AUTUMN L a D b a o y r Christine Park beats Robert Reed in the end! Bob Tyree dances with a delicate thyroid condition. Pete Merritt is having a gay time. 85 STUDENT LIFE Pam is that really you under that make-up? Wipe that grin off your face, Huntington, or I’ll wipe it off for you. Better move it, buddy, or I’ll pull harder! NVDHO AUTUMN Keyettes Row One: C. Hatch, G. Rizor, K. Mann, P. Weddel, G. Copeland, D. Ehle, N. Hadlock, B. Baylis; Row Two: C. Pugliese, E. Hoj, H. Black, C. Swiatlowski, N. Johnson, M. Pearson, E. Patterson, K. Miller, P. McMorrow, K. Lewis, J. Ranev, N. Allred, J. Bevis, C. Park, K. Carlson, L. Dunnett, D. Davis, J. Thomas, E. Thome. The Keyettes is an organization comprised of girls who sponsor vari¬ ous activities designed to serve Edi¬ son and the community. Among the many activities in which the Keyettes participated this year were the publication of a student phone directory, cleaning up after football games, a Keyette convention, and the performance of skits during fac¬ ulty appreciation week. This active organization also tutored elemen¬ tary students and participated in Project Concern’s Walk for Mankind.” 1971-72 was an unusual year for the Key Club. Almost losing their charter and changing sponsors in mid-year hurt them badly. New elec¬ tions and better methods of choosing members put them back to normal. The Key Club did, however, partici¬ pate in Labor Day and collect for the March of Dimes. 88 This girls’ service organization was involved in many activities geared toward the general Northern Virginia area this year. Members participated in the Walk for Man¬ kind,” made presents for children at Fairfax Hospital, gave a Christmas party for the Mount Vernon Day Care Center, and held a bunny raffle and a carnation sale. Row One: L. DiCesare, L. Chamberlain, L. Kramer, S. Marino, C. Amos, D. Parsons; Row Two: S. Boyer, M. Lane, S. Casola, S. Rovitti, C. Thomas, T. Stallings, B. Reese, N. McCall, C. Hart, M. Alligood. Tri-Hi-Y Row One: P. Trice, T. Gentry, D. Hatfield, A. Davenport, D. Malcolm, D. Kahn, R. Stone, J. Welch, B. Bryan, M. Ed¬ wards, Mr. Gillis; Row Two: T. Cuddy, V. Edwards, B. Grady, G. Goldsmith, L. Pugliese, T. Justice, R. White. ORGANIZATIONS Talon AUTUMN The Talon was originated to pro¬ vide the students and teachers of Edison with a pictoral collection of the year’s events. This year the Talon staff changed the appearance of the book to better satisfy the stu¬ dent body. To raise money for these changes, the Talon sponsored Labor Day and held their annual Patrons Drive. Staff: Row One: E. Feagans, S. Rovitti, D. Dawson, L. Hannula; Row Two: K. Curley, J. Gorham, J. McLendon, J. McLendon, B. Gill, P. Merritt, S. Fink; Row Three: J. Shaffer, R. Rapp, P. Weddel, S. Nelson, T. Mathias, P. Mathias, S. Gibson. Adviser: Miss Barbara Reeves. 90 AUTUMN Editors: Row One: E. Patterson, Business Manager; M. Butler, Typing; Row Two: J. Brenner, Underclassmen; C. Amos, Faculty; C. Swiatlowski, Student Life; D. DeHaven, Girls’ Sports; Row Three: P. McMorrow, Layout; S. Messi- nger, Boys’ Sports and Photography; Row Four: G. Holleman, Organizations; B. Tyree, Seniors. Editor-in-Chief: Rick Orndorff. 91 ORGANIZATIONS FTA Future Teachers of America is an organization of students who wish to help the youth of tomorrow through education. To prepare for college and the teaching profession, the members set up a tutoring program for the area elementary schools as well as assisting the Edison faculty and collecting for the annual March of Dimes crusade. Row One: E. Feagans, Sec; J. Sinclair, Pres; D. Anderson, V. Pres. FHA Girls interested in improving per¬ sonal, family, and community living make up the Future Homemakers of America. The girls learn such quali¬ ties as poise, fashion consciousness, and social grace. Row One. L. Barr, J. Morris, K. Luz, Row Two: K. Garner; D. Malcolm; V. York; L. Basset; Mrs. Scesney, Sponsor; Row Three: M. Butler Pres; E. Tangley; K. Breenan; J. Johnson; S. Smith. AUTUMN The German Honor Society is an active organization which selects for membership outstanding students in the study of German. GHS students participated in the Fasching Ball and dined at German restaurants. Row One: S. Nelson, K. Miller, R. Breault, B. Baylis; Row Two: J. Padgett, D. Snyder, A. Phillips, J. Linns, A. Gorneva, M. Elliot; Row Three: T. Kent, T. Caplanis. GHS German Club The German Club tries to stimulate an interest in the German way of life and language. This year they gave a Fasching Party with the GHS. Row One: B. Vlachos, Treas; B. Grady, V. Pres; S. Usher; A. Phillips; Row Two: J. Lins; L. Galzerano; C. Kisselbach, Sec. Munch w ORGANIZATIONS Row One: K. Roberts, K. Rulapaugh, Pres.; C. Ours; Row Two: Mr. Williams, Sponsor; A. Trigger, C. Hales, L. Hannula, Treas; D. Dawson, Sec; R. Spears. The Ecology Conservation Club is for those who would like to do some¬ thing ecological for their commu¬ nity. This year they initiated peti¬ tions, sponsored a paper drive, attended several seminars, and had a soft drink bottle-top drive. Mediserve Row One: M. Aguanno, J. Lins, Pres; C. Johnson, Hist; Row Two: P. O’Boyle, D. Weber, V. Pres; K. Curley; Row Three: L. Girourad, C. Hart, Sec; T. Stallings, V. Stanfield; Row Four: L. Tasaka, Treas; S. Kuhl; Row Five: Mrs. Boronow, Mrs. Cleavenger, Sponsors. Mediserve is a club for all students who are interested in medicine. Some of their activities this year have included working in hospitals and nursing homes and helping with such programs as ALSAC and Headstart. A A fete § � Jj I - j War ' 1 «■- j ¥ - EL ' i ■ - 94 AUTUMN The International Thespian So¬ ciety was introduced to Edison in 1968. This is an honor society for stu¬ dents who have accumulated ten or more points by way of participating in Edison’s drama productions. This year the Thespians had two in¬ ductions and used a candy sale to bolster their treasury. Row One: B. Bryan, V. Pres; R. Funkhouser, Pres; S. Atkinson, Treas; V. Knight, Sec; T. Caplanis, Clerk; Row Two: S. Reddick, L. Tangley, L. Larsen, L. Ray, M. Lane, R. Orndorff, D. Harte, L. Pugliese; Row Three: J. Welch, A. Gorneva, P. McCall, W. Skirven, Mrs. Christopher, Sponsor; Row Four: D. Purcell; P. Sirotta; L. Dunford, D. Blakeley, A. Harris; Row Five: D. Haugh, G. Goldsmith. Thespians 95 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS AUTUMN The Math Club, under the super¬ vision of Mrs. Litvinis, was a group of students eager to learn the sci¬ ence of mathematics. Using various money raising activities such as bake sales, and sponsoring the snack bar, the Math Club was able to buy math dictionaries and other needed supplies. Row One: P. Austin, J. Edmunds, Row Two: D. Cash, P. Trice, Mrs. Litvinis, J. Linns, M. Yount, B. Jones. Math Club The Science Club is for those stu¬ dents who wish to further their in¬ terest in science and astronomy. Row One: M. Yount, Row Two: S. Benary, D. Cash, Row Three: J. Sinclair; J. Ross; A. Trigger; Col. Krit- zer, Sponsor. Science Club AUTUMN The Radio Club is one of Edison’s lesser known organizations. Helping each other in learning the basic fun¬ damentals of operating a trans¬ mitter receiver the members strive to obtain their operator’s liscense. Row One: H. Boyle, D. Levine, Row Two: J. Connor, B. Jones, D. Garner. 1 0 Pep Club Row One: C. Wagner, B. Hiatt, G. Marlow, Row Two: L. Neidermeyer, B. Otte, C. Johnson, P. Bel¬ cher, C. Phillips, C. Dobson, L. Hillscher. This year the Pep Club supported the cheerleaders and athletic activ¬ ities. Reorganized, the club strived to promote school spirit by wearing brightly colored uniforms to school on the days of games. 97 ORGANIZATIONS AUTUMN | J u n 1 o r s Representatives: Row One: Debbie Davis, Roxanne Spears; Row Two: David Hatfield, Mike McClain, Phyllis Sirotta, Vicky Iten. « ( . 1 v ' j 2f m Sponsors: Mrs. Cirelli, Mr. Hodson. 98 AUTUMN Officers: Mike Miller, Pres.; Caroline Hatch, V. Pres.; Lynn Hannula, Treas.; Cindy Amos, Sect. 99 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN AUTUMN Bernadette Abbou Cindy Amos James Argodale Vicky Aguanno Jim Anderson Bob Atkinson Scott Albright John Anderson Sandee Atkinson Warren Aldrich Bob Anderson Chris Austin Raymond Benton Coleen Brennan Virginia Berry Judi Brenner Joy Bevis Tricia Brogan Lois Bibble Mark Brown Debra Alewdne Sally Andrews Joan Barry Vickie Beattie Sheila Beckman Dot Blakeley Joe Alizio Tom Andrews Karen Baker Robert Beatty Carol Bell Alan Blight Pam Allen Walter Appel Weldon Bankston Lynne Beck Bill Benavitz David Boaz 100 AUTUMN Scott Brown Wayne Brown Irene Burke Steve Burns David Campbell Leslie Campbell Tresa Caplanis K. C. Carlson Stacy Casola David Cleary Holly Cole Linda Cassada Cindy Cerami Vina Collins Bob Connolly Cathy Chamberlain Lori Chamberlain Phil Chumley Mary Cope Linda Cornell Phyllis Cottrill 101 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN AUTUMN Lawrence Davis Sue DeJong Bob DeWalt Jesse Doyle Allen Ellis Denise Dawson Kathy Demeter Jim Dietrich Linda Dulaney Diane Erickson Cheryle Day Harvey Devers Chris Dixon June Dyer Mary Evans Ann Deely Pat Devers Glenn Dowell Cindy Eley . Sharon Evans Joel Cowan Kathy Curley James Crisp Tom Darone Teresa Crowdus Debbie Davis AUTUMN 1 Marti Fenimore Debbie Fotakis Jeff Genzler Keith Gilbert Roxanne Groff Angie Harris Debbie Fink Debbie Foxwell Drexell George Art Giles Debbie Groves Karen Harrison Kathy Fitts Craig Furneisen Gail Gessert Gayle Godsey John Hailey Cindy Hart Mike Ewing Ed Flahive Jenny Futch Greg Goldsmith Bill Hall Caroline Hatch Sherry Farley Kevin Flatt Ann Gaillot Pat Gorham Richard Hammersley David Hatfield Dave Farmer Pat Fogarty Mary Galpin Dan Grady James Hanchin Diana Haugh Nancy Felix Mark Fontes Karen Garland Mike Graumann Lynn Hannula Larry Hecox 103 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDER AUTUMN Linda Heggelund Shirley Huff Beth Jones Carol Henson Janie Hutchison Pam Jones Kathy Henson Vicky Iten Tom Justice Tim Hitaffer Roger Jacobsen David Keevan Ann Hodges Cathy Jennings Valerie Kenney Gary Holleman Nancy Johnson Tim Kent Michael Hottle Cheryl Jones Susan Kestner Earl King Liz Larsen Joey King Richard Kitts Elena Laso Warren Lawrence Val Knight Sammie LeCompte Gladys Kreamer Richard Langford Greg Lanier Jeannie Letter Karen Lewis Thomas Lewis 104 AUTUMN John Link Steve Madison Gary McGuin Johanna Lins Kathy Mann Kathy Mclnroe Jim Ludwick Lenora Markle Bill McKay Barry Luz Dickie Mason Eve McLane Barb Mickey Wendy Milligan Karen Monroe Barbara Lyles Nancy McCall Tracey Medford Mike Miller John Mock Peter Moore Gary Lynn Mike McClain Steve Messinger Pam Miller Jim Moffett Patti Moreland 105 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSM EN AUTUMN Sandy Moore Gail Morris Brenda Mullins Everett Nelson Diane Ostergren Karen Morris Sharon Morris Mary Nalls Robin Norton Carol Ours Mike Morris Ellen Moser Bill Nalls Diana O’Brien Joe Owen Cynthia O’Conner Patty Olsen Jim Orange Ralph Owens Gary Padgett Don Payne Ira Pearce Kurt Pennington Richard Peppe 106 AUTUMN Gerry Perkins Charlene Pine Louis Pugliese Kevin Reed Georgine Rizor Janet Ross John Peter Bill Polen Rob Rapp Gary Reedy Kim Roberts John Ross Mike Peter Ina Pollack Cathy Ratcliff Barbara Reese Rick Rodier Sue Rovitti Pam Phalen Donna Poppe Linda Ray Alan Richardson Kevin Rodgers Kat Rulapaugh Brenda Phillips Carol Proctor Bob Redden David Richardson Sharon Rogers Kurt Russell Ralph Phillips Wendy Pry Kim Redfield Kevin Richardson Terry Rose Kurt Salziger 107 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDEF AUTUMN Z Robert Sample Bobbie Scott Ellen Seibert Anne Selander John Seymour John Shaffer Robert Shrull Brenda Simms Phyllis Sirotta Walt Skirven Laura Small Gary Smith Jan Smith Daryl Snyder Roxanne Spears Stuart Sprouse Teresa Stallings Vicki Stanfield Angie Stansel Glenda Staples James Steadman Richard Stone Mary Sutton Lori Tasaka AUTUMN Della Thomas Bob Truitt John Weathers Donna Wheelock Terry Wilmoth Debbie Wynn Elaine Thome Michelle Van Note Edward Webster Rob White Valerie Wilson Debbie Youmans Evelyn Thompson Ron Tindell Bob Via Joe Welch Annemarie Whites tone Ashley Wood Mike Yount Ed Wagenhals Ricky Westgate Carol Wickert Jackie Wright Ellen Zink Z U M W O r C 3 C 3 £ Pat Trice Dorothy Wallace Allen Trigger Becky Ward Ronnie Troy Laurie Watters UNDERCLASSMEN AUTUMN Representatives: Row One: Wendy Young, Ann Henifin, Pat Gustafson, Linn Allee, Robin Austin; Row Two: Min Jin Kim, Liz Hart, Jeanne Reinke. no AUTUMN Officers: Russell Fish, Treas.; Roxanne Young, Sect.; Chris Reddick, V. Pres.; Patty Haywood, Pres. Ill UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN AUTUMN Paulette Abbou Buzzy Anderson Cheryl Ash Charlotte Adams David Anderson Jim Asher Michele Aguanno Jim Anderson Joe Ashooh Mark Ahrens Tricia Anderson Paul Austin John Aldrich Teresa Anderson Robin Austin Linn Allee Vera Ando Melody Baker Betty Allen Rena Appel Eileen Barnes Audrey Anderson Mary Asente Mark Barnes Pam Belcher 112 AUTUMN § Linda Bell Jeffrey Berry Timothy Blake Ruth Blanche Phil Bogema Glenn Bouchard Howard Boyle Joan Bradbury Mark Brehm Jeanette Brennan Joy Brennan George Butler Paul Catalfamo Michael Browning Rossella Caroletti Michael Bruffy Harold Carpenter Cheryl Burdette Darlene Carter Diane Burke Sandy Carter Karen Burke Donald Cassedy Patricia Burnell Janet Cassedy Sharon Brennan John Cameron Peter Catalfamo Herbert Brown Phyllis Carlson Eric Charlton 113 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN AUTUMN Sandy Chauncey David Collins Jim Crupper Donna Cheek Celeste Comeau Paul Cutlip Mark Debra Christiansen Christopher Jeffrey Conner Teresa Cool David Daniels Alan Davenport Ellen Clark Steven Coppedge Margaret Davidson Wayne Clark John Coppock Ann Davis Steven Cole Anthony Cottrill Martha Dawson Bill Cole Jim Crowley Jeanne Deck Liz Deely Alice Dolinger Patricia Dudley Robin Etter 1 14 Linda DeJong Kathy Donald Mark Edmunds Gary Evans Janet Defers Nancy Steven Donald Dickerson Wendy Ehle John Dorer Elaine Dennis Feagans Eldridge James Fedorko Vicki Dietrich Carol Dove Sharon Eley Sue Feindt Carol Dobson Michael Dowell Geoff Embrey Cathy Ferrell Joseph Dodd Greg Downs Frank Emma Donna Fetterman David Dodson Robbin Due Bill Eppolito Russell Fish Dennis Fitzgerald Tim Flatt Aubrey Pete Flynn Ron Fontes Theresa Galpin Francine Fowler Cynthia Robert Fritts Florence Marianne Wellington Joe Garcia Fricke David Jewel Gabbert Gabriel Goddin Susan A1 Gardner Gardner Kim Garner Scott Gibson Barbara Goosman Jean Gorham Judy Gorham Mike Gorham David Greene Gruen Pat Gustafson 115 AUTUMN v: ai W z Donald Guthrie Joan Hadlock Ronald Guthrie Phyllis Haga Nora Guyton Kim Hagedorn Dave Haber Charles Hales Judy Hanehin Nanette Hart Ann Henifin Jeffrey Hill Sandra Hogue Edward Huck David Hutchison Mack Harper Jeff Harte David Henifin Donna Hilleary Cheryl Holland Cindy Hughes Billy Hyde Ann Hart Patti Haywood Brenda Hiatt Lori Hilscher Barbara Horner Charles Hunter Cynthia Ivy Kim Hart Mark Heddings Robin Hickman Venitta Hilton Paul Hrolenok Susan Huntington Mary Jackson Mary Janes Gail Jewell Janet Jones Bonnie Justice Mildred Jeffries Cindy Johnson Robert Jones Donald Kahn Richard Jennings John Johnson Judy Jost Mike Kavros Terri Jester Scott Johnson Deborah Junkins Mike Keating Catherine King Fred Lawful Janie Keenan Bill Kintz Brian LeBlanc Ronald Keller Elaine Kitts Donna Lee Tracy Ketch Kathy Klinkert Larry Lee Sharon Keys Ricky Kortlang Carole Lefler Mark Kilby Marta Kowalik David Levine Min Jin Jim Lauri Kramer John Lewis Ann Kimes Dennis Lacey Tim Lewis Laurie Laso Clifton Linne 117 UNDERCLASSMEN AUTUMN Rich Lowe Jeanne Loy Rrian Mahoney Donna Malcolm Debra Malone Susan Marcotte Michael McDonald Ray Merriman Gail Marlow Jeff McDuffie Dudley Middleton Mary Mason Gina McGuin Mark Milam Pam Mathias Laurene McGuin Debbie Miller Barbara Mawdsley Sharon McKenna Kathy Miller Carol Maynard Joyce McLendon Nancy Miller Susan McBroom Brett McMillan Mike Moffett Mike McCoy Kathy Meegan Mike Moon AUTUMN Patty Moore Donna Morris Ronnie Mulner Lori Neidermeyer Alice O’Connor Rebecca Otte Phyllis Parsons Penny Moore Barbara Morton Ken Naill Robert Moore Bill Mullen Carol Nalls Gwen Morgan Carl Mullins Mark Neely Patty Norton Gary Onorato T vdy Parker Carol Phillips Bunny Newman Philip Nichols Tosh Okamoto Jean Olmstead Carol Owen Mike Owen Donald Peck Scott Perkins 119 UNDERCLASSMEN N3IMS AUTUMN 2 Jeff Phillips Lynn Pierce Leonard Potter Diane Powell Forrest Prather Teresa Purcell Chris Raney Doug Ratcliff Sandy Ray Steve Redden Chris Reddick Jeanne Reinke Jerry Riddle Marty Roberts Linda Robins Debbie Rose Charlie Rose -Ken Rouse Richard Russell Leslie Sachlis Karen Sample Eric Sande Chris Savage Buddy Scaccio 120 AUTUMN Linda Scott Maureen Scott Keith Sewell Van Sheppard David Shifflett Terry Shifflett Peggy Shaffer Bonnie Shamburg Jeff Shazer Diana Shirk Terry Shortt Carol Smith Jeanne Smith Ed Sinclair Marshall Glenda Smith Smith Kerry Smith Wade Randall Smith Sovonick 121 UNDERCLASSMEN AUTUMN Brenda Sowers Steve Spalding Danny Spears Tom Spears Earl Spiece Bill Stack Garnetta Stallard Barry Stanfield James Stanton v Tim Starry Debbie Steidel Jack Stephenson Karen Stevens Kathy Stewart Paul Stodgel Robin Talkington Eileen Tangley Debbie Tate Glen Thomasson Gary Thompson George Thomson Rosemary Thorne 122 AUTUMN Douglas Thorpe Bob Wagenhals Charles Whalen Charlie Wood Ron Truitt Carrie Wagner Brenda Whitaker David Wood Thomas Tucker David Walker Steve White Debbie Wood Brenda Tyree Don Walker Charlie Wiesman Ann Woodward Steve Usher Mark Walker Karla Wiggins Chris Wray Mike Via Nina Walker Suzanne Wiggins Pat Wright Bob Vidrick Jeff Watkins Alandria Wilkinson Mark Wroth Tom Violette Chester Weaver Arthur Wilmeth Roxanne Young Mike Wade Bob Weldon Sharon Wimberly Wendy Young 123 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN AUTUMN F r e s m e n Representatives: Row One: Barbara DeVries, James Mills, Sue Felix; Row Two: Gerry Pearce, Judy Pearce; Row Three: Debbie Genzler. 124 AUTUMN Officers: Randi LeRohl, Treas.; Traci Brown, V.Pres.; Kathy Greenia, Sect.; Bill Miller, Pres. 125 UNDERCLASSMEN , A f i % ; t ' j Jenna Atkinson Susan Baldwin Sharon Beach Edith Bell Susan Bikcen Jordan Atkinson Steve Barnes Ron Beatty Carey Benton Steve Binari Sheryl Baker Debbie Bauserman Daniel Bell Charles Berry Calvin Black Pete Bakke Kenna Bawden David Bell Erika Berube Elden Booth by Paul Abbou Dale Allen Fred Anderson Roger Anderson John Argodale Mike Adams Deana Allen James Anderson Gregory Andrilenas Peter Ashooh Ann Aldrich Ken Allwine Ralene Anderson Beth Anson Lee Athey 126 Roger Bounds Brian Bradley Paula Brown Teri Browning Keith Burris Glenda Carter Bill Casola Bobby Chambers AUTUMN Reina Bouza Kathy Brennan Sally Brown Scot Bryant Howard Butler Charles Casey Pam Causseaux John Chandler Linda Bowser Connie Brister Traci Brown Cindy Burke Desiree Campbell Bonny Cash Chris Cerami Cynthia Christiansen Debbie Bracken Todd Brooks Bill Brown Jimmy Burress Chris Caplanis David Cash Mark Chadek Eugene Clervi 127 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDE AUTUMN Scott Colenda Raymond Scott Culver Conner Heather Curran Josee Cook Louis Cook Tim Cool Craig Dacales Thomas Dains Nancy Dakin Kevin Co ppock Howard Daniel Cecelia Crisp David Crocker Dennis Cuddy Cristina Don Darr Brenda Davis Danielson 128 AUTUMN Dean Detar Melvin Etter Jack Dugan Lynn Fones Margaret Feagley Terry Fifer Ron Fish Mark Fridenstine Vicki Furneisen Robert Davis Louise Enoch David Dudka Bill Foalden Dawn Facchina David Fertig Joe Fischer Pam Frazier Jayne Fritts Don Davis Ricky Emerson Marguerite Dove Pat Florentine Dayna Fowler Susan Felix Walter Fiorelli Charles Franklin Andy Fridley Barbara Devries Wayne Eubanks Steve Durdick Scott Dwinelle Edith Dixon Trigg Flannagan Richard Eilbert Henry Dodson Jonathan Fleet Richard Eldridge Phyllis Dolinger Jim Fleisher Debbie Ellis Dennis Donald Mark Fl orence C z D po o L w TO S M Z LI j Hi K i ' ] fi b AUTUMN Kathy Gabriel Lisa Girouard Michelle Gries Theresa Gaillot Carol Glass Pat Guron Tim Gallagher Loretta Eileen Harvie Goddin Galzerano Gardner Susan Haas Steve Gordon Kathy Grady Debbie Hagler Barbara Hain Alice Gayle Scott Grady Debbie Hall Debbie Genzler Cynthia Grechanik Lynn Hanson Duaine George Douglas Greene Elizabeth Hardin Judi Gillespie Kathy Greenia Daniel Harding Karen Hart Dale Heishman Jerry Haskins Jeff Hatch Howard John Haskins Sharon Heishman Garry Henson Henso n Kim Hatfield Chuck Herbert Barbara Hawver Belia Hernandez Jeff Betsy Hayes Heinbaugh Jeanine Darvis Heath Mark Hewitt Gary Hickman Hickman 130 AUTUMN Thomas Hitaffer George Hoffman John Holland Bob Holleman Alan Houde Peggy Houde Nathan Howard Michael Huffman Henry Johnson James Johnson Jean Johnson Valaurie Johnson Mark Johnston Debbie Jones Karen Jones Bill Jones Richard Hyman Lester Jacobsen Nargis Jilani Edward Johnson Larry Junkins Valerie Kane Margaret Keating Edward Keller Debbie Kennedy Elizabeth Kennedy James Kennedy Theresa Kestner Linda Krause Susan Kuehl Peggy Landes Sherwood Lank Deborah Lawhorn Brad Lawrence Jeffery Leach Brenda Lebe Lisa Ledford Roger Lee Gregory Lehr Gwendolyn Leite Valerie Ketch Karen Kidd Carl Klutz Claudia Kisselbach Jim Knight Todd Kohler 131 UNDERCLASSMEN Randi Lerohl Susan Lind Steve Lugar Donna Magalis Cindy Markle Janice Lewis Thomas Lord Wayne Lummis Robena Major Cathy Marsh Brian Liebman Kelly Lorix Cathy Luz John Mallory Connie Massey Ronald Lilly Sally Lovett Victoria Mack Glenn Mancuso Carolyn Mays Kevin McCall James McGinnis Perry McNeil Marc McCorkle Debbie McGuin Barbara Meegan Rick McDorman Ray McLain Jacki Meredith John McFeature Rebecca McClane Glenn Messinger AUTUMN Donna Mills David Morris Chris Nebel Jim Mills Lori Mountcastle Robert Nieves Louise Mock Nelson Mullins Cheryl Nolan Debbie Molina Dan Mulvey Patty O’Boyle Hank Monem Susan Murphy Susan Oliver Melinda Monson Harold Murray Susan Olsen Cindy Moreland Audrey Myers Kathy Opitz Brenda Morgan Robin Nalls Mari Jo Orndorff 133 UNDERCLASSMEN Pete Ostergren Diane Outcault James Owens Robin Pack David Padgett Robert Palfrey Peggy Pamplin Debbie Parton Donald Parton Andy Paul Gary Payne Janis Payne Ken Peacher Gerry Pearce Judi Pearce Wiley Pearson George Penn Keith Perkins Donna Perry Jack Perry Douglas Peterson Wendy Peyton Glenda Phillips Gloria Phillips Nancy Pierce Walter Pierce Bruce Pierpoint Gwen Pollack Mark Poppe Bobby Posey 134 AUTUMN Robin Powell Arthur Reedy Ramona Robinson Marianne Schardin Pat Pratt Rick Rehberg Lewis Rodgers Richard Schoen Fletcher Proctor Kathy Reynolds Karla Rorer Kathleen Scott Debbie Quackenbush Andrea Ricci Charles Ross Carmalo Scriva Loise Quick Marcia Rice David Rouse Rae Anne Seebert Mike Quick Nancy Riviere Eric Sampson Sheila Sexton James Shepard Romona Silox Royce Radeline Paul Rizzo Don Sawyer Ray Shanahan Maureen Shumate Donna Simms Karen Reed Barbara Robins Mary Scaccio James Shazer William Sigethy Roger Sims Steve Sinclair Doug Smith Sherry Sluss Scott Smith Linda Smallfield Sharon Smith 135 UNDERCLASSMEN N Randol Smith Arthur Smoot Joseph Sowers Donna Sparks Kim Spicer John Springer Mike Stackpook Theresa Staker Robin Stanley Wallace Stanley Paula Stansel Sharon Starkey Cathy Starry Catherine Steadman Stacy Stevens Fred Sturgeon Karen Sturgill Hugh Sutherland Linda Sutherland Susan Taft Mary Taylor Janet Tesh Erwin Thamm Cheryl Thomas Desiree Thomas v i 1 ■ L 8 Jv|, S Wade Thomas Roxanne Thompson Leslie Thorp Sha ron Thorpe Tanya Tomasko George Tong Thomas Trew Robin Tribble Ray Turner Bill Turner Ronald Valliere Michael Vandemark Karen Van Note Chuck Vanscoyoc Rebecca Vlachos Raynette Vowell James Walker Karen Wardman James Warrick Jennifer Watters George Watts John Wayshner Errol Weaver Richard Weaver Debbie Weber AUTUMN Jim Webster Nancy Williams Donna Wells David Willis Dwain Wessinger Donna Winsor Mary Whalen Gary Wolford Michael White Robert Gertrude Brian Wollock Whitestone Wickline Barbara Wood Frank Woodward Paul Wieman Terry Woodward Lawrence Gayle Wright Janice Yancey Yehle Jeff York Kim George Vickie York Zborofsky Zimmerman Richard Zink 137 UNDERCLASSMEN Row One: P. Gustafson, D. Hilleary, J. Hawkins, K. Meegan; Row Two: D. Decales, S. Greenia, G. Morris, J. Lefler, C. Smith, E. Zink; Row Three: P. Norton, D. Ostergren, C. Hanson, C. Ours. Edison 1 Falls Church 1 Edison 0 Madison 2 Edison 0 Groveton 0 Edison 0 Fort Hunt 0 Edison 1 West Springfield 1 Edison 0 Mount Vernon 1 Edison 2 Lee 1 Edison 2 Hayfield 1 Managers; P. Wright, J. Kaldenbach; Coach, Miss Fary. 138 ... -..- ----- • •- JP . jt ;7ip SI , :■ Mar i C. VjJP ' jnp v pp| ■ :t ' � i CBb ■ -hw ' •. inKfli . ■ || Rs . gm iBp j§ mmmmm W l H|k.. . ffST � 0 M IfH Epl jBHR ■■ i ujgps® Hg jf v 1 4 v. k bmhp b ; ■. . • 0 Coach: Miss Skinner, Managers: P. Wright and E. Gardner. Junior V arsity Edison 1 Falls Church 0 Edison 0 Madison 0 Edison 1 Groveton 0 Edison 1 Fort Hunt 0 Edison 1 West Springfield 1 Edison 1 Mount Vernon 0 Edison 2 Lee 0 Edison 0 Hayfield 0 Co-Capt.: F. Fowler and K. Greenia; Squad: P. Causseaux, R. Talkington, R. Young, L. Hanson, D. Genzler, P. Stansel, C. Massey, S. Hop¬ ping, L. Alee, D. Fetterman, M. Aguanno. WLm % Lt ' W t n 1J , a r ' j I . Francine Fowler tries for a goal. Cathy Grennia shows good form. Gail Morris takes a free hit. Cathy Greenia takes it down field. DIVIDER WINTER 142 WINTER DIVIDER I still think Alpo is better. Class We’ll never get anywhere at this rate. I wish you’d get a wheel chair! Seated: L. Dunford; Standing: M. Barnes, D. Campbell, M. Smith, M. Miller, D. Dodson, S. Coppage, D. Dugan, B. Miller, J. Dugan. Ugly Man Dance WINTER m Keyettes—6 Key Club—4 B a s k e WINTER First row: K. Mann and I. Pearce; Second row: A. O’Connor and D. Mason; L. Kramer and L. Henson; D. Erickson and G. Reedy; L. Hannula and M. Miller; R. Young and C. Reddick. Sweetheart Dance 147 STUDENT LIFE WINTER Z One Act The American Dream” Director: Nancy Al¬ lred; Cast: Tresa Caplanis, Joe Welch, Sandee Atkinson, Liz Larsen, Louis Pugliese. Plays Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday” Director: Cheryl Day; Cast: K. C. Carlson, Greg Goldsmith, Tom McQuin, Linda Ray, Diana Haugh. Seated: T. Caplanis, L. Pugliese, N. Allred, S. Atkinson; Standing: L. Larsen, J. Welch. People in the Wind” Director: Angie Har¬ ris; Cast: Lester Dunford, Gail Ges- sert, Chris Molina, Dana Onks, Sharon Evans, Nancy McCall, Liz Hart, Charlie Parsons. Lighting: Louis Pug¬ liese; Costumes Nancy Felix; Proper ties: Tanya Spicer. 148 WINTER STUDENT LIFE WINTER Foreign Students Row One: E. Hoj, L. Harmon, T. Okamoto, S. Brown; Row Two: M. Contreras, P. Weddel, T. Brown. Edison hosted three foreign exchange students this year. Patty Weddel’s family adopted Marta Contreras from Chilian, Chile. Elise Hoj from Copenhagen, Denmark, lived with Lynn Harmon; Toshito Okamoto from Yokohama, Japan, spent the year with Scott and Traci Brown. Elise and Marty were sponsored by the Ameri¬ can Field Service (A. F. S.), and Tosh was brought to the United States through the courtesy of the Browns. The American Field Service is an organization which sends about 3,000 students from 65 different countries to the US each year. Each student is hosted by an American family and attends the area high school to see and experience a different culture. The main purpose of A. F. S. is to live their motto, Walk Together-Talk Together,” and emphasize the goal that through a better understanding among the young people of the world, we can reach toward world peace. Sponsored by the four service clubs at Edison, Keyettes, Key Club, Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y, the A. F. S. students give speeches at various schools, visit the Kennedy Center often, and spend a week in Washington, D.C., with a black family. 50 WINTER Japan: Toshito Okamoto Denmark: Elise Hoj Chile: Marty Contreras 151 STUDENT LIFE ORGANIZATIONS Staff; Row One: Mrs. Kulesher, Mr. Wisniewski, L. Pugliese; Row Two: T. Justice, A. Humphreys, C. Pugliese, M. Garner, J. Harte, L. Dunford; Row Three: B. Grady, J. Linns, H. Black, J. Futch, A. Henifin; Row Four: N. Allred, R. Spears, M. Kim, K. Keys, D. Facchina. WINTER Editors: K. Pugliese, Editor-in-Chief; M. Garner, A. Humphreys, B. Grady, The Erudite is a student publica¬ tion which seeks to promote creati¬ vity in various literary genres and the graphic arts through bi-annual publications. This year the Erudite published an international calender at mid-year and literary art maga¬ zine in the spring. ORGANIZATIONS LHS The Latin Honor Society func¬ tions to promote the enrichment of the Latin and Roman cultures. Mem¬ bers are selected for outstanding achievements in the study of Latin. Left to right: T. Harvey, T. Weldon, J. Raney. NHS The National Honor Society was chartered in 1963 by the national as¬ sociation. Membership is decided by a faculty committee on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and service. Juniors with a 3.5 grade average and seniors with a 3.2 average are eligible. Row One: S. Reddick, P. Sirotta, W. Herndon, M. Barnes, B. Causseaux, K. Roberts, A. Hodges; Row Two: D. Davis, T. Grove, P. Holup, R. Breault, K. Carlson, J. Thomas, R. White; Row Three: J. Linns, L. Tasaka, N. Allred, K. Mann, A. Gorneva; Row Four: V. Stanfield, A. Humphreys, L. Tangley, K. Miller, B. Bryan, D. Hatfield; Row Five: M. Pearson, K. Lewis, L. Summerlin, D. Stevenson, M. Alligood, L. Cassada, J. Padgett; Row Six: T. Mickler, J. Sinclair, D. Anderson, D. Decales, P. McCall, T. Weldon, R. Orndorff, R. Sample, C. Pugliese, N. Hadlock; Row Seven: S. Garcia, J. Raney, S. Kestner, K. Flatt, J. Currie, D. Gruen, M. Glenn, C. Swiatlowski, Mr. Yeatts. Row One: A. Henifin, L. Allee, T. Grove, N. Allred, D. Davis, S. Fink; Row Two: L. Barr, J. Hadlock, P. Holup, W. Herndon, C. Burdette, J. Reinke, B. Hiatt, D. Rose, D. Henifin, D. Levine, B. Quinn; Row Three: D. Hatfield, J. Williams, J. Dyer, L. Cassada, J. Padgett. WINTER O o 25 ►—I CS3 H hH O 25 m SHS The Spanish Honor Society was organized to further and promote in¬ terest in the study of Hispanic cul¬ ture and the Spanish language. Members of this honor society are selected from third, fourth, and fifth year students maintaining a 3.5 grade average in Spanish. FHS The French Honor Society is an organization for students who are studying the French language. Can¬ didates must have maintained a 3.5 average. The organization is re¬ garded by its members simply as an honorary, not an active one. Left to right: C. Pugliese, Mr. Hodson, D. Erickson, D. Purcell, C. Swiatlowski, J. Thomas. i. wH® If ' :S V J If wV .‘-tj t w IS ■w Tri-M The Tri-M is a music honor so¬ ciety. One must be enrolled in a mu¬ sic course and maintain an A aver¬ age in the course and have at least a C average in all his other subjects. The purpose is to promote a better understanding of music. The club holds recitals, works on personal skills, and goes to hear professionals. Row One: J. Alizio, M. Fontes, W. Appel, L. Cassada, J. Padgett, Row Two: L. Asher, J. Asher, C. Hales, D. Gruen, D. Thornton, Row Three: D. Hatfield, S. Spicer, S. Perkins, T. Harvey, D. Kahn, R. White, Row Four: B. Lyles, B. Baylis. Black Studies Row One: J. Boyd, C. Pittman, L. Pittman; Row Two: R. Benton; C. Boyd; Mrs. Sanders, Sponsor; E. Hoj, R. Spears; Row Three: Mr. Summers, Sponsor. The Black Studies Club tried to create an atmosphere of awareness between races in the community. They worked on an assembly for all history classes in May. The assembly theme highlighted the black and white relations at Edison. Their meetings range from informal rap sessions to discussing the problems of individual blacks such as Angela Davis and H. Rap Brown. 156 WINTER Row One: J. Padgett, L. Cassada, P. Hollup, L. Tangley, N. Hadlock, G. Morris, R. Breault, C. Hart, E. Flahive, S. Messinger; Row Two: B. Bernstein, K. Carlson; Row Three: M. Garner, D. Davis, A. Hodges, J. Linns, L. Tasaka, V. Stanfield, J. Thomas, J. Anderson; Row Four: B. Causseaux, K. Mann, D. Malcolm, D. Snyder, D. Anderson, J. Sinclair, M. Elliot. An exclusive organization, the Math Honor Society is for those stu¬ dents who have achieved superior grades through their junior and sen¬ ior years. These exceptional math¬ ematics students have used these talents in the field to tutor slower students and to formulate the Math Stickler for the Current. Math Team J. Padgett; E. Flahive; J. Ross; J. Thomas; I). Malcolm, Capt; Mrs. Hinkle, Sponsor; H. Black; M. Garner; M. Elliot. The Math Team was composed of students sincerely interested in mathematics. They competed against other area teams for a com¬ mendable record. 157 ORGANIZATIONS Row One: M. Wroth, R. White, J. Hatch, L. Cassada, J. Hadlock, D. George, R. Cole; Row Two: G. Henson, C. Herbert, P. Chumley, M. Fontes, P. Cutlip, D. Guthrie, H. Sutherland, R. Stone; Row Three: S. Gibson, W. Appel, W. Lawrence, P. Trice, D. Padgett, J. Padgett, T. Kent; Row Four: C. Raney, E. Patterson, D. DeHaven, G. Pentecost, L. Asher, B. Lyles, J. Garner, R. Wagenhals; Row Five: T. Starry, D. Hatfield, D. Thornton, J. Allwine, B. McMillan, M. Baumgartner, R. Lowe, J. Berry; Row Six: J. Loy, J. Chandler, R. Bernstein, D. Gruen, M. Garner, V. Edwards, G. Lanier, S. Nelson; Row Seven: K. Hart, J. Watters, L. Ledford, J. Alizio, R. Reed, T. Browning, R. Vidrick; Row Eight: E. Cerami, D. Kahn, B. Luz, J. Ross, P. Moreland, J. Asher, T. Lewis, S. Perkins, M. Milam, C. Hales, J. Ashooh, A. Wilkinson. Adjusting to a new band director was no problem as the Edison Sym¬ phonic Band did very well. Besides the annual Christmas and Spring concerts the band participated in the Mid Atlantic Band Festival held at Herndon. Edison came away with the highest marks possible. The Symphonic Band also engaged in an exchange concert with David Bearly High of Kenilworth, New Jersey. To raise funds for the trip the members held a candy sale and a Tag Day concert. n o n 1 c B a n d 158 g 7J1 Row One: C. O’Connor, P. Miller, M. Hrolenok, G. Gessert, M. Nesse, J. Garner, K. Spicer, R. Pack, T. Okomoto, P. Belcher; Row Two: K. Pittman, R. Dixon, L. Girouard, L. George, K. George, C. Dixon, V. Dietrich, T. Galpin, D. Facchina, L. Robbins; Row Three: Mrs. Hilligoss, Spons., S. Goosman, D. Kennedy, D. Onks, P. Bogema. Choir The Edison Choir is composed of students who are interested in de¬ veloping their musical abilities through singing. This year the Choir was involved in activities which in¬ cluded a Christmas concert at a local shopping center, and the annual holi¬ day concerts in the Edison auditorium. ■ ' ■ ' mi V- ' - - ■ 1%. m-- m - W ' t I Music Club The Music Club was one of the in¬ novations which Mr. Cwalina brought to Edison. The Club is for all students interested in music. Their primary activity for the year was the presentation of a spring concert. Row One: C. Nebel, M. Kolasar, R. Proctor; Row Two: A. Ricci, B. Leblanc, L. Gal- zerano; Row Three: K. Reed, G. Carter. With the arrival of Mr. Raymond Cwalina as band di¬ rector, the Jazz Ensemble was born. New and refreshing, the band proved to be very exciting. In its first year of ex¬ istence the Jazz Ensemble participated in the Labor Day Assembly and several concerts which included a Mark Twain special. Spring saw the Ensemble travel to Dela¬ ware to compete in the Jazz Ensemble Festival. Jazz Band Row One: J. Berry, J. Garner, D. Hatfield, J. Chandler, J. Padgett, D. Kahn; Row Two: G. Lanier, S. Nelson, R. Vidrick, B. Luz, J. Ashooh, C. Hales, C. Herbert; Row Three: S. Spicer, T. Harvey, S. Perkins, W. Appel, M. Milam, D. Padgett, C. Henson; Row Four: J. Asher, P. Trice, J. Hadlock, N. Harte, R. Stone, J. Alizio, R. White, M. Wroth, R. Cole. WINTER The Equestrian Club is a relatively new organization, formed in 1969 to assist Edison students who wish to become better riders and establish finer horsemanship. The club ac¬ tively participated in many activ¬ ities such as riding lessons and horseshows for more advanced riders. o FC O tsi O Z in Row One: Mrs. Cirelli, Sponsor; R. Powell; S. Lind; B. Hayes; S. Andrews, Pres; K. Meegan; L. Cas- sada, Sec; J. Ross; Row Two: J. Atkinson; J. Brenner, V. Pres; B. Meegan. Equestrian Club Ski Club The Ski Club was organized to give people interested in skiing and who wished to learn about the sport an opportunity to share their knowl¬ edge and talents. Undaunted by a very warm winter, the club took sev¬ eral trips to resorts such as Blue Knob, Seven Springs, Charnita, and Camelback. Row One: D. Wynn; G. Rizor; L. Hillscher; E. Laso; T. Darone, Pres; B. McMillan; G. Lehr; Row Two: B. Chambers, M. Butler, T. Brogan, R. Due, J. Bradbury, K. Harte, C. Hatch, S. Farley, K. Hart, D. Boaz; Row Three: E. Barnes, B. Horner, R. Caroletti, Mr. Anderson, B. Connolly, B. Hayes, R. Rapp, B. Redden, M. Walker, M. Yount, C. Berry. WINTER a; Row One: Captains: B. Tyree, B. West; Row Two: D. Mason, C. Florence, J. Weathers, B. Terry, J. Bunch, R. Truitt, G. Reedy, D. Marion, S. Donald, S. Brown, L. Cook. I | l Basketball Edison 56 Woodson 59 Edison 60 Marshall 67 Edison 65 Oakton 72 Edison 64 Annandale 62 Edison 60 Mount Vernon 58 Edison 50 Hayfield 63 Edison 87 Madison 57 Edison 58 Groveton 71 Edison 41 Lee 46 Edison 68 West Springfield 85 Edison 65 Fort Hunt 63 Edison 4 7 Mount Vernon 40 Edison 54 Hayfield 56 Edison 44 Groveton 53 Edison 55 Stuart 56 Edison 54 Lee 55 Edison 69 West Springfield 89 Edison 57 Fort Hunt 53 Edison 62 Lee 52 Edison 38 Groveton 53 Coach Hensley. Gary Reedy scores two in overtime. Reedy scores two more. Ron Truitt and Bob West stop a Hayfield shooter. Ron Truitt shoots over a Mount Vernon defender. WINTER Dave Marion scores an early two against Hayfield. 163 ATHLETICS ' Bob Terry misses in a losing effort to Hayfield. Gary Reedy scores in Edison’s fifth victory of the season. ft sjr VU Bob West has two in overtime. Dave Marion gets an easy two points. Terry ties the game against Hayfield. Bob Terry drives in from behind. Truitt scores two of his team-high 12 points. An overtime victory! Ron Truitt scores a basket in a losing effort against Lee. Gary Ready gets fouled by Lee’s Zamperini. v Row One: Captains: T. Blake, C. Reddick; Row Two: B. McMillan, F. Lawful, M. Ahrens, P. Flynn, M. Lacey, J. Gould, D. Dodson, T. Holifield, D. Eldridge, B. Mullen, M. Kavros. Coach Greene. Junior Varsity Coach Marion. Row One: T. Cool, M. Florence; Row Two: C. Decales, G. Mancuso, D. Wessinger, B. Palfrey, B. Lawrence, B. Cassola, J. McGinnis, R. Anderson, P. Rizzo, P. Bakke, R. Beaty, G. Messinger, K. McFeature, H. Johnson, B. Miller, B. Miller, M. Hughes. Freshmen 167 Row One: V. Aguanno, C. Henson, D. Ostergren, L. Summerlin; Ladder, from left: S. Boyer; R. White; J. Raney, co-capt.; Miss Skinner, coach; D. DeHaven, co-capt.; E. Patterson; J. Kaldenbach. Edison 52 Fort Hunt 37 Edison 47 Mount Vernon 38 Edison 50 Lee 30 Edison 41 Hayfield 25 Edison 60 West Springfield 53 Edison 55 Groveton 45 Edison 43 Fort Hunt 36 Edison 41 Mount Vernon 21 Edison 50 Lee 25 Edison 54 Hayfield 36 Edison 35 West Springfield 47 Edison 46 Groveton 56 GUNSTON DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Diane adds two points to her game-high total. Basketball before . . . Manager: D. Thomas; missing: P. McMorrow, S. Greenia, B. Simms. . . . after r j ; 1 r- ' ’ Pf V. ' -p t .. j m j m Jr lUgf : w IK S i i 1 i - u r l % j K V ■ - j iF ' ■Lt- ' WT- � ■ ' Ji • $ JjL 3j . • Mti:! M ' ■’ Y • C jj ; pL - k Hr JMF JPUrn ■ ; Co-captains: S. Hopping, P. Norton; Left to right: P. Stansel; E. Zink; G. Morgan; M. Gries; Coach, Miss Fary; T. Brown; F. Fowler; A. Henifin; P. Florentine. Manager, D. Fetterman; missing: L. Hanson. Amidst a couple of defenders, Patty Norton shoots for two points. Edison 16 Fort Hunt 24 Edison 19 Mount Vernon 23 Edison 26 Lee 9 Edison 35 Hayfield 11 Edison 21 West Springfield 16 Edison 22 Groveton 7 Edison 21 Fort Hunt 30 Edison 14 Mount Vernon 18 Edison 33 Lee 27 Edison 26 Hayfield 11 Edison 22 West Springfield 17 Edison 16 Groveton 12 Junior Varsity Francine Fowler attempts to tie the game against Mt. Vernon. Gwen Morgan uses good form against Mt. Vernon. Patty Norton brings the ball up court in their victory over Groveton. Row One: J. Benton, G. Butler, W. Aldrich, M. Smith, G. Embrey, M. Smith, A. Fridley; Row Two: K. Flatt, S. Benton, C. Austin, S. Davis, J. Oleson, S. Redden, S. Paul, B. Scaccio, B. Stack, R. Puccio. Wrestling Edison 11 Woodson 26 Edison 25 Annandale 28 Edison 15 Madison 30 Edison 27 James Wood 30 Edison 19 Hayfield 26 Edison 17 Fort Hunt 30 Edison 3 Lee 49 Edison 34 West Springfield 24 Edison 22 Groveton 25 Edison 11 Washington-Lee 36 Edison 29 Fairfax 20 Edison 11 Falls Church 37 Edison 35 Mount Vernon 21 Chris Austin scores a crucial take down. Marshall Smith ties up his opponent. An Edison wrestler works for the winning combination. Rick Puccio pins his man for a victory in the second period. Mark Smith rolls his man over for the reversal. John Benton struggles to break free. WINTER FT— ' Warren Aldrich is stopped while trying to escape. 174 WINTER ' . .ML ’ v a jfiKm : Lj op y 1 11 _ f ' . ' WETS- Bill Stack breaks his opponent down on his way to victory. Smith has a Mount Vernon wrestler in a predicament for two points. Warren Aldrich grapples with his man for better position. • j . . r I • 1 m: 175 ATHLETICS WINTE Row One: R. McLain, R. Guthrie, S. Shazer, G. Lynn, D. Hughes, M. Yount; Row Two: B. Connolly, K. Naill, J. Dietrich, S. Smith, R. Harris, B. Sigethy, R. Eilbert. Junior Varsity Jim Dietrich finishes his man in the first period. Guthrie pins his opponent with a half-nelson. WINTER Row One: R. McLain, T. Fifer, S. Shazer, D. George, G. Davis, C. Black, B. Holleman; Row Two: M. Quick, A. Paul, K. Conner, K. Peacher, S. Smith, B. Sigethy, E. Johnson, R. Eilbert. Freshmen An Edison grappler steps over to gain control. A strong cross-face stops a Mount Vernon Wrestler. 177 ATHLETICS With Tracy’s help the team wins the meet. Donna does her thing on a Wonderful Wednesday. Gymnastics is? • 7 ■ Tl ||| ' Jjm m rfl i Debby performs for an assembly. Left to right: C. Christian; D. Poppe; K. Greenia; R. Young; L. Sibley; Mrs. Hurst, Coach; W. Peyton; J. Fritts; K. Reed; D. Kennedy; D. Miller; T. Medford. HM Pres., D. Ehle; Sponsors: Miss Reeves, Mr. Damico. 179 Dolly tells her late husband Ephraim her intention to remarry. Dolly Gallagher Levi.. Horace Vandergelder Cornelius Hackl. Irene Malloy. Barnaby Tucker. Minnie Fay. Ambrose Kemper. Ernestina Money. Ermengarde. Rudolph. Mrs. Rose. Stanley. Judge. Policeman. Clerk. .Jan Smith Greg Goldsmith ...Gary Fletcher .Pam Miller .Phil Bogema .Pam Belcher .Jeff Berry .Laura Small .Terry Purcell .Dana Onks ....Debbie Harte .Tim Flatt .Kevin Flatt ....Rick Orndorff .Pete Ashooh Director. Choreographers. Vocal Director. Drama Coach. Financial Director Student Director... .Ray M. Cwalina Charles M. Welshans, Elaine Kass ...Carolyn V. Hilligoss .Lois Christopher .Barbara A. Reeves .Susan Dickerson Hello Dolly Dolly, Barnaby and Cornelius sing Sunday Clothes” as the chorus joins in. 182 Horace croaks It Takes a Woman.” Tonight our usual lightening service will be twice as lightening or else!” The towns folk sing and dance about the benefits of wearing their Sunday clothes. Crew Directors Lighting.Louis Pugliese, Lester Dunford Costumes.Margaret Lane, Sharon Roth Properties.Susan Reddick Make Up.Ann Gorneva Box Office.Nancy McCall, Kathy Henson House.Pat Dawson Publicity.Joe Welch Programs.Jeanne Smith Set.Dot Blakely, Angie Harris Sound.Tom Justice L. Sibley and C. Beach, L. DiCesare and E. Wilder, M. Pearson and T. Mickler, S. King and J. Mock, P. Rutherford and T. Carter. 188 ORGANIZATIC SPRING Debate The Debate Team competes with other district schools during the regular season of January through March. The Debate Team this year was successful in a number of tour¬ naments. They attend regular train¬ ing seminars and tournaments at the nearby universities. Row One: J. Hatch, J. Lewis, K. Lorix, M. Elliott, Row Two: Mr. Reeder, Sponsor; W. Young; J. Jones; D. Henifin; R. Lee; R. Appel. SPRING Forensics Row One: W. Herndon; Row Two: P. Haywood, C. Boyd, P. Sirotta; Row Three: N. Walker, M. Keene, S. Kuehl, M. Milam; Row Four: J. Berry; Mr. Welshans, Sponsor; M. Edmunds. This year’s Forensics Team has won more awards than any other in the history of Edison. In the Gun- ston District Virginia High School League, Wanda Herndon, Susan Kuehl, and Mark Edmunds each re¬ ceived a third. Susan Kuehl received a third in the state finals of the Vir¬ ginia High School League. In the Washington D.C. Forensics League, Wanda Herndon and Nina Walker each received a first; Jeff Berry and Susan Kuehl each received a third. Wanda Herndon qualified for the National Finals in Pittsburgh. 191 ORGANIZATIONS OILVZINVDHO SPRIN( Row One: P. Ashooh, B. Ward, M. Lane; Row Two: V. Iten; C. Wickert, Sect,; J. Futch; L. Beck; S. Andrews; D. Davis; D. Blakeley; E. Thome, Hist.; D. Stephenson; J. Hawkins; Row Three: R. Carolett, D. Steidel, F. Fowler, K. Lewis, P. Causseaux, S. Atkinson, T. Caplanis, L. Sm all; Row Four: K. Henson; N. Hadlock; R. Spears, Pres.; K. Keys; G. Gessert; C. Amos; S. Reddick; A. Gorneva; C. Eastman; Row Five: Mr. Wisniewski, Sponsor. Art Guild The Art Guild is an organization for those students who wish to fur¬ ther their interests in art. To be ac¬ cepted into the Art Guild the candi¬ date must present a portfolio of his work. 192 SPRING Monogram Club The Monogram Club is an organi¬ zation of girls that have lettered in Varsity level athletics. The club raised money for the girls athletic teams this year by selling greeting cards as well as concessions at both football and basketball games. An additional project was their partici¬ pation in the Homecoming Follies. Row One: P. Gustafson, C. Ours, C. Smith, P. Norton, D. Decales, G. Morris, J. Lefler, R. White, J. Raney, C. Henson, K. Meegan; Row Two: T. Medford, D. Ostergren, L. Summerlin, D. DeHaven, E. Patterson, E. Zink. 193 ORGANIZATIONS Row One: G. Tong, Coach Neufang, M. Hanson; Row Two: J. King, B. Eppolito, S. Bruffy, P. Flynn, S. Perkins, L. Henson, M. Dodson, C. Wood, D. Marion, J. Bunch, B. Terry, D. Grady, J. Moffett, M. Haas, G. Embrey, J. Maxwell, J. Bruffy, B. Atkinson, J. Dulin. Baseball Edison 2 Mount Vernon 10 Edison 2 Lee 4 Edison 14 Jefferson 11 Edison 5 West Springfield 6 Edison 5 Groveton 7 Edison 4 Fort Hunt 5 Edison 3 Hayfield 1 Edison 7 Mount Vernon 0 Edison 4 Lee 1 Edison 3 West Springfield 1 Edison 9 Groveton 4 Edison 4 Hayfield 7 Edison 0 Mount Vernon 10 Edison 3 Lee 2 Edison 3 West Springfield 1 Edison 0 Washington-Lee 3 Edison 2 Groveton 1 Edison 4 Fort Hunt 9 Edison 4 Hayfield 6 Edison 1 Hayfield 3 Jim Bruffy challenges the Mount Vernon pitcher. SPRING Joe King grounds out to second. Bruce Atkinson awaits the 3 and 2 pitch. Dodson is a study in concentration as he delivers the pitch. 195 ATHLETICS Row One: T. Garner; Row Two: M. White, B. Miller, D. Wessinger, D. Deeales, A. Woods, G. Mancuso, E. Weaver; Row Three: Coach Beto, A. Gardner, S. Spalding, M. Christiansen, B. Mullen, D. Morris, C. Weaver, B. Stanfield, G. Reed, M. Ahrens, L. DeJong. Junior Varsity A Groveton runner is safe on a high throw. A heads-up play by Bill Mullen ends the inning for Lee. 96 Mark Peirce gets gunned at first. John Argodale lines a single to left. Freshmen Row One: M. Pierce, W. Thomas; Row Two: W. Pearson, J. Argodale, S. Colenda, J. York, S. Lank; Row Three: D. Green, F. Woodward, D. Murray, J. Owens, D. Heishman, L. Cook. 197 Row One: M. Gries, P. Norton, V. Aguanno; Row Two: C. Smith, C. Henson, A. Stansel, B. Simms; Row Three: I. Burke; D. Ostergren, Co-capt; F. Fowler; Row Four: R. White; Co-capt.,J. Raney; D. Thomas. Edison 19 West Springfield 10 Edison 13 Robinson 14 Edison 9 Mount Vernon 4 Edison 7 Falls Church 1 Edison 4 Groveton 9 Edison 5 Jefferson 4 Edison 6 Lee 5 Edison 8 Fort Hunt 19 Edison 11 Hayfield 10 Edison 4 Herndon 3 Softball Coach, Miss Skinner. 198 SPRING Junior Varsity Row One: P. Stansel; B. Anson, Co. capt.; Row Two: D. Fetterman, D. Simms; Row Three: J. Cassidy, M. Aguanno; Row Four: P. Causseaux, B. Meegan; Row Five: K. Meegan, G. Morgan; Row Six: C. Massey, Co. capt.; C. Burke. Coach, Mrs. Hurst. 200 SPRING. i-j X t - 1 M Mine . . . OOOPS! Michele Aguanno exhibits strict concentration; the key to good hitting. Edison 44 West Springfield 5 Edison 28 Robinson 1 Edison 15 Mount Vernon 7 Edison 10 Falls Church 2 Edison 20 Groveton 5 Edison 12 Jefferson 1 Edison 12 Lee 1 Edison 7 Fort Hunt 3 Edison 11 Hayfield 7 Edison 12 Herndon 5 Paula records another strikeout against W. Springfield 201 Row One: A. Ellis, P. Hopping, K. Salziger, J. Dugan, I. Pearce, S. Burns, G. Lanier, D. George; Row Two: D. Cassidy, B. Benavitz, D. Campbell, S. Lewis, W. Clark, G. Watts, C. Rose, B. Polen, B. Bradley, P. Merritt. Winter Track Coaches Cook and Seemuller. Captain Tom Weldon finishes a distinguished career at Edison. Edison 41 West Springfield 44 ' 2 Edison 48 West Springfield 51 Edison 68 Hayfield 32 Edison 80 Lee 19 Edison 57 Mount Vernon 55 Gunston District Championships Edison 60 West Springfield 67 202 Lanier runs the third leg of an Edison mile relay. Salziger passes the baton to Campbell in an Edison win. Mark Kilby struggles past a determined Major runner. Campbell has a rare victory against Springfield. 203 Row One: P. Merritt, B. Benavitz, B. Bradley, B. Polen; Row 7 Two: G. Watts, J. Dugan, D. Cassidy, I. Pearce, C. Rose, W. Clark, D. Camp¬ bell, M. Kilby, P. Hopping, G. Lanier, K. Salziger, G. Onorato; Row Three: B. Tyree, M. Harper, D. George, B. West, P. Fogarty. Spring Track Edison 57 West Springfield 72 Edison 77 Mount Vernon 44 Edison 112 Lee 24 Edison 121 Groveton 15 Edison 77 Fort Hunt 44 Gunston District Championship: Edison 72 West Springfield 60 Captains: Dave Campbell and Bob West. Campbell and Dugan blast out of the blocks on their way to a 1-2 finish in the hundred. 204 Our District Champion shot-puter shows good form in the discus. Junior Varsity Row One: B. Holleman, A. Davenport, B. Anderson, S. Lewis, G. Messinger, M. Quick; Row Two: K. Bawden, D. Davis, J. Hackenson, A. Paul, A. Spice, T. Cool, E. Huck; Row Three: I. Thamm, R. Harris, R. Rehberg, D. Gruen, R. Anderson, P. Bakke, G. Payne, J. Dietrich. Row One: P. Cutlip, P. Ostergren, J. Haskins, S. Culver, G. Butler, G. Lynn, K. Via, K. Shrull, M. Wade, B. Giles, D. Eldridge, J. Ashooh, B. Jones; Row Two: Coach Whitezell, B. Beatty, D. Detar, C. Raney, C. Mullens, G. Holleman, J. Gould, M. McClain, M. Browning, M. Via, C. Vanscoyoc, C. Black, Coach Wild. Edison 1 Annandale 0 Edison 0 Mount Vernon 1 Edison 0 Langley 4 Edison 0 Lee 1 Edison 1 West Springfield 2 Edison 1 Groveton 3 Edison 2 Fort Hunt 6 Edison 7 Hayfield 1 Edison 1 Mount Vernon 2 Raney eludes a Groveton defender. George Butler clears the ball out of Edison territory. Mike McClain defends in Edison’s lone victory. Ken Via helps Edison jump off to a quick lead. Jeff Gould and Bill Giles thwart a Groveton attacker. 207 Carl Mullens controls play in Edison’s victory. Dave Campbell: District Champion, Winter Track: 50 yard dash, 60 yard high hurdles, 60 yard low hurdles; Spring Track: 120 yard high hurdles, 180 yard low hurdles, 100 yard dash. Pete Merritt: District Champion, Cross Country; District and Regional Champion, Spring Track: mile run. Warren Aldrich: District Champion, Wrestling: 126 pound weight class. Charlie Rose: District Champion, Winter Track: mile run. Drexell George: District and Regional Champion, Winter Track: shot put; District Champion, Spring Track: shot put. Bob West: Regional Champion, Spring Track: high jump. Champions 209 Row One: K. Keyes, P. Sanderson, D. Malcolm, B. Sherman, D. Farmer; Row Two: A. Clervi, E. Flahive, T. Kent, S. Messinger, C. Hales. Edison 7 Lee 2 Edison 0 Groveton 9 Edison 2 Jefferson 7 Edison 3 West Springfield 6 Edison 2 Hay field 7 Edison 1 Fort Hunt 8 Edison 7 Falls Church 2 Edison 2 Mount Vernon 7 Edison 2 West Springfield 7 Tennis Coach Paszak. A backhand volley by Pat Sanderson insures his victory. Bob Sherman hits a backhand down the line. Pat Sanderson strokes a cross-court shot for the game. Dave Malcolm aces his opponent at West Springfield. Steve Messinger misses a backhand against Fort Hunt. Dave Farmer lobs a shot over an opponent charging the net. Row One: M. Glenn, M. Heddings, M. Neely; Row Two: J. Currie, D. Simpson, J. Erhart. Golf Coach Marion Edison 1 Jefferson Edison 4 Groveton Edison 1 Saint Stevens Edison 1 Fort Hunt Edison 1 West Springfield Edison 8Vi Lee 3 Mount Vernon 8 5 8 8 8 V2 6 Jim Currie blasts out of a sand trap. 212 Mark Neely hits a nine-iron up to the green. SPRIN( Joel Ratcliff misses a birdie putt. Malcolm Glenn hits a three-iron for his second shot. 213 ATHLETICS Best All-Around: Tom Mickler, Linda Dunnett. Senior Cutest Couple: Barry Bryan, Anne Gorneva. Most Intellectual: Helen Beth Black, Mark Garner. Wittiest: Stoney Coppage, Carol Dillon. Most School Spirited: Tom Weldon, Linda Dunnett. Most Talented: Barry Byran, Robin Funkhouser. Superlatives Most Athletic: Jenny Raney, Pete Merritt. Friendliest: Lester Dunford, Linda Dunnett. Best Looking: Kathy Lerohl, Mark Smith. Most Likely To Succeed: Tom Mickler, Helen Beth Black. National Merit Finalist: Jay Padgett. Optimist Award: Pete Merritt and Pam Holup. Honors Boys’ State and Girls’ State: Row One: Christine Park, Barry Bryan; Row Two: Tom Miekler, Robert Reed, Gala Copeland, Patty Weddel, Kathy Lerohl, Linda Dunnett; Missing: Mark Garner, Tom Weldon. SPRING Top Ten Valedictorian: Nancy Allred. 217 Salutatorian: Malcolm Glenn. 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Gillis Goat and Skuz God Loves You Good Luck Class of 72 Mike Gorham Pinkie” Sue Gould Grandpaw” Mrs. Gray Guy and Joey Cmdr. and Mrs. B. K. Hannula Ann Henifin Kathy Henson Sarah E. Hinkle Mr. Glen Hinton God Loves You Ann Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hurst Mrs. Marie Jaymes Jeanne Jerry and Debbie Jimmy Boo Boo Cindy Johnson Mr. John G. Johnson Joyce Judy and Robert K and T Karen and Mary Ken and Karol Kawasaki Kid Jan Kill Michelle Keene Kay Keys Kram Renrag SUSAN L. KULESHER V. Lawler Lillian Linda Lieb Linda and Chuck Mr. Larry Liplocke Little Hag Mrs. Lucy Cathy Luz Lynn and Larry Margaret L. and T. Hardy L. Hi Cherlyn Martin Pam Mathias Berenice C. Maxwell MAYNARD, ANNIE, AND TORO Marjorie C. McClurg THE J. N. MCLENDON FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Horace McMorrow THE MESSINGER FAMILY MR. AND MRS. THOMAS A. MICKLER Mike and Lynn The Miller Family Patti Moreland Carl L. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Einar L. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Nelson Nelson’s Shenadoah Ginger Stephen P. Nelson Robin Nichols Mrs. Nichols Mrs. Norton Tosh Okamoto Jean Olmstead Dick and Maureen Orndorff Mari Jo Orndorff Mrs. Gail Owens Pam and Bill Pam and Mark Christine Park Pat and Dave Ellen Patterson Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Patterson Stuart Paul Alise K. Pauli David E. Quackenbush The Radical Kim Redfield Mr. Roger Reeder Rick and Lee Kim Roberts Rocket Rod Laver Mr. and Mrs. Rosenwasser Patti Rutherford MAJOR AND MRS. GEORGE ROVITTI Miss Safrit Mr. and Mrs. Sanders Richard J. SanLuis Roxanne and Tim The Sarsfields Mrs. Scesney Dawn Schmeck Bob Sherman Sue P. Siferd Mrs. Simon Connie Sims Jeanette Sinclair Phyllis Sirotta Sharon D. Skinner Walt Skirven Mark Smith Stuart Sprouse The Squeaky Wheel” Pam Stachoviak Vicki Stanfield Reggi Stocks Richard Stone Cynthia Swiatlowski The Tangleys Tiny Tani Tanya Terry and Barb Elaine Thome Tony and Sheilah Mrs. Toone Harvey Wallbanger Tricia and Wayne Mrs. Evelyn Turner Velvet Walt and Monica Wayne and Tricia Lt. Col. and Mrs. C. R. Weddel Patricia Weddel J. Welch Bob” White Mr. and Mrs. J. Wild R. Wisniewski Rose Ann Wolf Neil and Sandy Wrobleski Mark Wroth BUSINESS PATRONS Bratwursthaus 7039 Brookfield Plaza Burgundy Esso Servicenter, Inc. 5640 Telegraph Road Burgundy Texaco Service 5644 Telegraph Road Manna Realty, Inc. 6575 Backlick Road Plaza Health Club 3110 Mt. Vernon Ave. Rosslyn Office Supply 6811 Springfield Plaza Schneider ' s Boutique 109 N. Pitt Street Telegraph American Servicenter 5700 Telegraph Road Make every day Earth Day. 245 in- ■ aiion found in the directory after the name is as ; . ! h(; staff position or courses taught; the clubs the sports coached; the numb er of years the faculty member has been at Edison. . ■. - Altom: Principal, Adult Education; 6. John Aivvood: Principal; 6. J iciv Anderson: Biology, Science 9; Ski Glub; 3. Susana Balfour: Spanish 1,2,3, US-Va Government; 1. Dorothy Barnes: Secretary; 5. Richard Baush: Radio and T. V. Repair 1,2; Department Chairman; 10. Josephine Beals: Cosmetology 1,2; Pep Club, VICA; 5. Michael Beto: Creative Crafts; Coach: J. V. Football, J. V. Baseball; 5. Charles Blevins: Math 2, Algebra 1,2; 6. Kay Blight: Home Economics 1,3,4; Advanced Dressmak¬ ing; Stich with Knits; Senior Homemaking, Depart¬ ment Chairman; Tri-Hi-Y; 5. Charlotte Boronow: English 9-10,11-12; Mediserve Club; 8. William Brown: Custodian; 3. Dorothy Butts: Secretary; 2. Robert Campbell: Algebra 1; Algebra 1, Part 1; Math 2; Coach: Freshman Football, J. V. Wrestling; 2. Lucille Carlton: Librarian; 10. Debora Carothers: Cosmetology 1; 1. Robert Carson: Athletic Director; Director of Student Ac¬ tivities; 9. Walter Chernenko: Guidance Counselor; 4. Lois Christopher: Drama 1,2,3; Thespians; Director of Pic¬ nic, One Act plays, drama coach Hello Dolly; 1. Christina Cirelli: Earth Science, Science 9, Department Chairman; Equestrian Club, Junior Class; 8. Willis Clark: World Studies; Hi-Y, Talent Show; 10. Virginia Cleavenger: English 9,10; Mediserve Club; 8. Beth Gofer: Chemistry, Science 9, Detention Supervisor; i. John Cook: German 3, World Studies; Head Coach: Track and Cross Country; 4. French 1,3,5; Great Books Program; 6. ■ Psychology, US-Va. History; Black Studies lub Ecology Club, Freshman Class; 1. UAlphus Coward: Maintenance Repair 1,2; Black Studies Hub; o. o Cwalina: Reserve Band, Symphonic Band, Mu- ; orv; Marching Band, Music Club, Jazz Ensemble; Director of Hello Dolly; 1. : World Studies; Grappelettes; Coach: Var¬ sity Wrestling; 10. Michael De Malleville: Auto Mechanics 1,2; 1. Norma Donaldson: Secretary; 5. Kay Dopp: English 9-10, 11-12; Drill Team, Freshman Class, Activities Committee Secretary; 7. Dale Etka: US-Va Government; Sophomore Class; 5. Hazel Everritt: Cafeteria Manager; 6. Susan Ezell: English 11, Job Placement, PPSW; Depart¬ ment Chairman; 3. Diane Fary: Health and P. E., Driver’s Education, Depart¬ ment Chairman; Monogram Club; Coach: Varsity Hockey, JV Baseball; 10. Ken Fisher: Mechanical Drawing 1,2, Electronics 1,2, Ar¬ chitectural and Engineering Drafting; Radio Club; 5. Ruth Gascoigne: Typing 1, Personal Typing; 1. Arthur Gillis: Geometry, Consumer Math; Key Club; 8. James Gerock: General Shop 1; 10. Roberta Gessert: A.D.P. Secretary; 9. Margaret Givens: Guidance Counselor; Keyettes, School Advisor for AFS; 8. Radine Gray: US-Va History, Department Chairman; 10. Doug Greene: Introduction to Business, Business Law, Business Economy, Recordkeeping; Coach: JV Basket¬ ball, Assistant Football Coach; 6. Russell Hall: English 9-10; 9. Henry Hambrecht: Assistant Principal; 2. Raymond Hamilton: English 9-10; Debate Society; 2. June Harrison: Finance Officer; 4. Margaret Hatfield: Secretary; 5. Carl Hensley: Health and P. E., Department Chairman; Head Basketball Coach, Director of Intramural Activ¬ ities; 10. Carolyn Hilligoss: Choral Music; Mixed Choir, Edison Flairs and Madrigals, Hello Dolly Chorus; 1. Sarah Hinkle: Functions, Geometry, Department Chair¬ man; Math Team; 7. Glen Hinton; Spanish 1,2,5; Robinson Education Fund Committee; 9. James Hodson: French 2,3,4; French Honor Society, Jun¬ ior Class; 4. Charles Hughs: Welding 1,2; 3. Cheryl Hurst: P. E., Biology; Coach: Gymnastics, JV Soft- ball; 1. John Johnson: Physics; It’s Academic, JETS; 3. Gail Katacinski: Algebra 1, Algebra 1, Part 2; Sophomore Class; 3. Janet Kill: Spanish 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society, Senior Class, Activities Committee; 5. Karen Kramer: Library Secretary; 1. John Kritzar: Planetarium Instructor; Astronomy Club; 5. Susan Kulesher: English 9-10, Creative Writing; Erudite: 7. Norman Lambert: Heating and Air Conditioning 1,2; 2. Clarence Lawler: US-Va Government; 10. Dale Lisi: Biology 1,2, Science 9; 10. Jo Litvinas: Geometry, Algebra 2; Math Club, Math Honor Society; 6. Charles Loudin: Business Data Processing, Algebra 1; 9. Louise Lucas: Secretary; 5. Patricia Lucy: Spanish 1; 1. Carl Marion: Typing 1; Coach: Freshman Basketball, Golf; 3. Josephine Matney: Visiting Teacher; 10. Berenice Maxwell: English 11-12, Department Chairman; 8 . Marjorie McClurg: Calculus, Trigonometry, Analytical Ge¬ ometry, Algebra 2; Senior Co-ordinator; Majorette; 5. Robert McCurdy: Machine Shop; 3. John McFeature: Guidance Counselor; Activities Com¬ mittee; 10. Walter Mika: US-Va History, American Studies 2; SGA; 8 . Elizabeth Moores: Distributive Education 2,3; DECA; 6. Blaine Morton: Health and P. E.; Head Coach: Football; 3. Juanita Mullins: Custodial Staff; 10. Gerald Neufang: Health and P. E., Driver’s Education; Coach: Varsity Baseball; 8. Margaret Norton: Typing 1, Clerk Typing 2, Book¬ keeping; Department Chairman; 5. Francis Nozary: Secretary; 1. Margaret O’Conner: Geography, Government, US-Va History, English 9; 3. Eric Olson: English 9,10,11,12, Government; 1. Mildred Owen: Guidance Counselor; 7. Gail Owens: Guidance Counselor; 4. Monroe Parker: Assistant Principal; 9. Robert Paszak: Health and P. E., Driver’s Education; Coach: Freshman Football, Varsity Tennis; 1. Alise Pauli: German 1,2,3,4; German Club; German Honor Society; 10. Jay Powell: Auto Body Repair 1,2; Coach: Freshman Base¬ ball; 3. Emily Pullin: Secretary; 10. Roger Reeder: English 11-12, Public Speaking; Debate So¬ ciety; 6. Barbara Reeves: English 9-10,11-12; Grappelettes, Finan¬ cial Director of Hello Dolly, Talon; 8. Sylvia Rosenwasser: English 11-12; Activities Committee; 9 . John Ross: Algebra 1, Geometry; 8. Rachel Royall: English 9-10; State Creative Writing Con¬ test; 8. Marilyn Safrit: English 9-10, 11-12; FT A; 8. Linda Sanchez-Masi: Spanish 1,2,3; Robinson Education Fund Committee; 5. Libby Sandbank: Office Practices, Stenography 2; 4. Doris Sanders: Home Economics 2, Bachelorhood, Child Development; 6. Lillie Sanders: Librarian; Black Studies Club; 1. Brian Sarsfield: Latin 1,2,3; Current, Latin Club, Latin Honor Society; 7. Ethel Sayer: Cosmetology 1,3; VICA; 5. Nancy Scesney: Home Economics 1, Food Service; FHA; 2. Donald Seemuller: Math 9, Math 2,3; Assistant Coach: Football and Track; 3. Susan Siferd: Algebra 1, Algebra 1, Part 2; 1. Neville Simon: Reading, English 11-12; Robinson Educa¬ tion Fund Committee; 4. Sharon Skinner: Health and P.E.; Monogram Club; Coach: JV Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball; Gladys Sneed: Health and P.E.; Intramural Co-ordinator; Coach: Girls’ Tennis; 8. Houston Summers: Trowel Trades 1,2; Black Studies Club, Robinson Education Fund Committee; Human Rela¬ tions Council; 4. Charles Sutton: Chemistry, Earth Science; 10. Norma Tangley: Secretary; 2. John Taylor: US—Va History, American Studies 2, Rus¬ sian History, Sino-Soviet History; 3. Carole Toone: Sociology, English 9-10, 11-12; 9. Marilyn Tourtellotte: World Studies, US-Va History; 1. Evelyn Turner: English 9-10,11-12; NHS Committee, Rob¬ inson Education Fund Committee; 9. Rachel Verville: Stenography 1, Typing 1; 2. Martha Wagner: Art 1; 1. Charles Welshans: English 9-10; Senior Class, Forensic Coach, Choreographer for Hello Dolly; 4. James Wild: Algebra 2 Trig, Algebra 1, Part 1; Football Coach, Head Soccer Coach; 1. George Williams: Earth Science, Science 9; Ecology Club; 3. Ronald Wisniewski: Art 1,2,3,4, Film making; Art Guii Erudite, 8. Glenn Workman: Industrial Cooperative Training; VICA 2 . Ryland Yeatts: Guidance Counselor; National Honor So¬ ciety; 6. Adams, Cindy, Trans. Highland H. S., N. Mex. 11; Tri-Hi- V 11.12; Carnival; Ski Club 12; Current Staff 12; Picnic. Ahrens, Leslie, Cheerleader 9, JV 10; DECA 12. Ulr-d, Nancy, Paint, Your Wagon; SHS 10, VP 11, P 12; SGA Rep. 12; Keyettes 12; NHS 12; Erudite 12. All wine, John, Res. Band 9; Mar. Band 9-12; Sym. Band 10-12; Wind Ensemble 12. Anderson, Laura, FHA 10,11; Pep Club 11. Angelini, Mary, Trans. Cardinal Mooney H. S., NY 12. Athey, Debbie, Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; SGA Pari. 12; ICT 12. Baker, Paula, Pep Club 9,10; FHA 9,10; VICA 10,11; Hello Dolly. Barnes, Mike, Football JV 10, V 11,12; Track 9, V 10,11; NHS 11,12; Key Club 11,12; Hi-Y 11,12; Prom Comm. 12. Barrett, William, Trans. Lee H. S., Va. 10. Bassett, Linda, FHA 9-11, Sec. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Drill Team 11 . Baylis, Barbie, Sym. Band 9-12; Mar. Band 9-12; German Club 9-12; Paint Your Wagon; Carnival; Hello Dolly; GHS 11,12; Tri-M 11,12; Keyettes 12; Ex. Curr. Award 11,12; Jazz Band. Benton, Steve, Wrestling 10-12; Cross Country 10. Bernstein, Robert, Res. Band 9,10; Sym. Band 11,12; MHS 12; Mar. Band 12. Berry, Stanley, Football 9, JV 10, V 11; Wrestling 9,JV 10, V 11; Track 9. Black, Helen-Beth, Trans. International School of Bankok 11; NHS 11,12; MHS 11; GHS 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; JV Basketball, capt 11; Softball Manager 11; Keyettes 11,12; Math Team 12; Erudite Staff 12. Bland, Buddy, SGA Rep. 10,11; VICA 12; ICT 12. Blish, Mike, Football 9; Track 9. Boyer, Sue, Choir 9; Tri-Hi-Y 11, VP 12; Majorettes 11,12; V Basketball 12; Monogram Club 12; V Softball Man¬ ager 12. Breault, Roxanne, German Club 10,11; GHS 10-12; Home¬ coming Comm. 10; Drill Team 11,12; MHS 11; Prom. Comm. 12; Hello Dolly. Bruffy, Jim, Football 9, JV 10; Baseball 9, JV 10, V 11,12; Track V 11,12; MHS 12; NHS 12. Bryan, Barry, French Club 9,10, Pres. 11; Joy Boys 9,10; Hi-Y 10,11; Boys’ State 11; Key Club 11,12; Thespians 11, VP 12; NHS 12; MHS 12; Our Town; Carnival; Pic¬ nic; Hello Dolly. Bryant, Dawn, Choir 10; VICA 12. Bunch, John, Football 9, JV 10, V 11-12; Basketball JV 10, V 11,12; Baseball 9, JV 10,V 11,12; Key Club 11,12; Var¬ sity Club 10-12; MHS 12; NHS 12. Butler, Marilyn, Trans. Hayfield H. S. Va. 9; Class Rep. 10- 12; FHA 10,11, Pres. 12; Mr. Roberts; Carnival; Our t own; Hello Dolly; Talon Typing Editor 12; Ski Club 12; Ex. Curr. Award 12; VOT 12; Leadership Conference. on, Gary, Basketball 9, JV 10, V 11; German Club 10 , 11 ; GHS 12. itrell, Bob, Football 9; Wrestling 9. Bruce, Trans. Webster H. S. Tex. 9; German 11; MHS 11,12, Treas.; Key Club 11,12; Grad. Honor Guard 11; Frosh Orientation Comm. 11,12; Social Comm. 11,12; Hi-Y Sec. 11; 12 VP; NHS 12; Picnic; Ex. Curr. Acad. Award 12 Leadership Conference; Hello Dolly. Cerami, Edward, Sym. Band 9,10; Paint Your Wagon; Mar. Band 10-12; Tri-M 10-12; All Regional Band 10-12; Hello Dolly. Chamberlain, Lynne, Class Rep. 9-11; Astrology Club 9,10; Homecoming Comm. 9, Chair 10; Chess Club 10; Bat- Girl 11,12; Prom Comm. Clark, Gail, FHA 12. Coleman, Bob, Basketball 9, JV 10; Baseball 9, JV 10. Cooley, Bev, Cheerleader 9, co-capt; Drill Team 10. Copeland, Gala, Ex. Curr. Acad. Award 9-11; German Club 9, Sec. 10; Class Hist. 9; Social Comm. 9-11; Chair 12; Frosh Orientation co-chair 10,12; NHS 11,12 VP; GHS 11,12 Sec.; Girls’ State; Keyettes. Coppage, Stoney, Football 9, JV 10, V 11-12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9, JV 10; FCA 9-11; Track 11; Varsity Club 11,12; Ugly Man 12; Senior Sup. Wittiest. Cote, Linda, VOT 12. Cox, Marilyn, Social Comm. 11. Cuddy, Tim, Mar. Band 9-12; Sym. Band 9-12; Wrestling JV 11; Key Club 11,12; German Club 11. Currie, Jim, Trans. Springfield H. S. Penn. 11; Golf 11,12; Football 12; NHS 12; Hello Dolly; Talon Staff 12. Decales, Dawn, GAA 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10-11; Treas. 12; Hockey 12; NHS 12; Monogram Club 12. Davenport, Leigh, Cheerleader 9,JV 10, co-capt. 11; Keyettes 11,12. Dawson, Pat, Trans. Hammond H. S. Va. 12; Picnic; Hello Dolly; Ecology Club 12; Ex. Curr. Comm. 12. DeHaven, Diana, Basketball JV 9, V 10-12 co-capt. Soft-: ball JV 9, V Manager 10; Mar. Band 9-12; Monogram Club 10-12; Paint Your Wagon; Ex. Curr. Acad. Award 10; Talon Girls’ Sports Editor 12; Jazz Band. Demko, Bonita, Trans. Cashes H. S. Penn. 12. DiCesare, Lori, Trans. St. Mary ' s Acad. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 12; School Spirit Comm. 12; Prom. Comm. Dickerson, Patti, Drill Team 10,11; Forensics 11; Carni¬ val; VOT 12. Dillon, Carol, Mr. Roberts; SHS 10; FHA 10; Erudite co¬ editor; Class Treas. 11; Our Town; Picnic; NHS 12. Dolinger, Blaine, Trans. T. C. Williams H. S. Va. 12. Due, Chaz, Trans. Ft. Johnson H. S. S. C. 10; Science Club 11,12 Pres. Dudley, Beth, Trans. Channel Islands Cal. 11. Dunnett, Linda, Cheerleader 9, JV 10, V 11,12 co-capt.; NHS 11,12; Homecoming Ct. 11, Queen 12; Keyettes 11,12; Girls’ State; School Spirit Comm. 12. Dunnett, Rhonda, Homecoming Ct. 9, Comm. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Bat-Girl 12. Duvall, John, Football 9. Duvall, Paul, Football JV 10, V 11,12; FCA 10. Eastman, Chris, Football 9, JV 10; Art Guild 10-12; Wres¬ tling 11. Edson, Michael, Trans. Hayfield H. S. 11; VICA (12. Ehle, Doreen, Current 9,10; FHA 9,10; Soc. Comm. 9-11; Grappelette Pres. 11,12; Class Activities 11; Prom Comm.; Mag Drive Chair. 12. Etter, Sherry, VOT 12. Farmer, Trish, VOT 12. Feagans, Theresa, FHA 10, Treas. 11; GAA 10,11. Fink, Sue, Trans. T. C. Williams Va. 11; MHS 11,12; SHS 11,12; Grad. Honor Guard; Talon 12. Freeman, Jim, Hi-Y VP 10, Pari, 11, Pres. 12; Talent Show Chair. 10-12; VIC A 11,12. Fridenstine, Dan, Wrestling 9, JV 10, V 11-12; Varsity Club 12; Track JV 9. Fritzinger, Karl, Track 10,11. Fritzinger, Karol, Math Club 9; FHA 9; FTA 9,10; Drill Team 10,11, Sec. Treas. 12; Prom Comm; Grapplettes 11. Funkhouser, Robin, Pep Club 9; SHS 10-12; Drill Team; NHS 11,12; Thespians 11, Pres. 12; Mr. Roberts; Our Town; Carnival; Picnic. Garcia, Solita, Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Drill Team 11,12; SHS 11,12; NHS 12; Grapplettes 11; Cultural Comm. Co- Chair. Gamer, Jan, Trans. Gar-Field 11; Choir 11, Asst. Dir. 12; Madrigals 12; German Club 11,12; Ski Club 12; Mar. Band 11,12; Jazz Band 12; Carnival; Hello Dolly. Gamer, Mark, Chess Club 9-12; Astronomy Club 9-11; Latin Club 9,10;MHS 11,Pres. 12; NHS 11,Treas. 12; Mar. Band 12; Erudite Editor 12. George, Karen, Trans. Radford H. S. 12; Choir 12. Gill, Barbara, Trans. Northwestern H.S. Md. 10; Choir 12; Majorettes 11, co-capt. 12; Talon; Mr. Roberts; Grad. Honor Guard. Glenn, Malcolm, Tennis 10; Golf 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; FHS 11; NHS 11,12; MHS 11,12. Gorneva, Ann. Fantasticks; Paint Your Wagon; Mr. Rob¬ erts; Soc. Comm. 12; German Club 10, Sec. 11; Dress Code Comm. 10; GHS 11,12; Art Guild 11; Our Town; Picnic; Hello Dolly; SGA Publicity co-chair. Gould, Susan, Current Reporter 9; Class Rep. 9-12; Guys and Dolls; School Spirit Comm. 9-12; French Club 9; Basketball JV 10; Softball JV 10; Erudite 10; Latin Club 10,11; Lounge Comm. 12. Grady, Brian, Math Club 11,12; German Club 11, VP 12; Current 11,12; Erudite 12; Key Club 12. Greenia, Susan, Hockey JV 9,10, V 11,12; Basketball JV 11, V Manager 12; Monogram Club 11,12 VP; Current 11,12 Sports Editor; Picnic ; Astronomy Club 10. Grove, Terry, Cheerleader 9, V 11,12; SHS 10-12; Mr. Rob¬ erts; NHS 11,12; Frosh Orientation Comm. 12; School Spirit Comm. 12; NHS Selections Comm. 12; Prom Comm.; Hello Dolly. Gruen, David Trans. Gen. George S. Patton Kan. 9; Sym. Band 10,11; GHS 11; Winter Track 11,12; Spring Track 11; NHS 12; Tri-M 11. Haas, Mark, Football 9, JV 10, V 11,12; Baseball JV 9, V 10-12; Basketball JV Manager; NHS 11; FHS 11. Hadlock, Nancy, Trans. Fort Hunt Va 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10; FHA 10; Keyettes 11,12 Treas.; MHS 11-12; Thespians 12; Social Comm. 11; SGA Rep. 12; NHS 12; Art Guild 12; Drill Team 12; Ex. Curr. Acad. Award 12. Hanson, Carol, Basketball JV 9,10, V 11,12; Monogram Club 9-11; Hockey JV 10, V 11-12. Hardbower, Darlene, FHA 9,10 Treas., 11, Pres. 12. Harmon, Lynn, Hockey JV 9-10; Guidance Com ' m. 10; PTA Publicity Comm. 10; NHS 12. Hart, Mike, Basketball 9, JV 10, V 11; Baseball JV 10. Harte, Debbie Guys and Dolls; Fantasticks; Paint Your Wagon; Thespians 10-12; Mr. Roberts; Our Town; Car¬ nival; Picnic; Hello Dolly. Hawkins, Janet, Hockey JV 9-10, V 11,12; JV Basketball Manager 9; Monogram Club 11,12; Art Guild 11,12; School Store Asst. Chair. 12. Henderson, Cheryl, Trans. Montour H. S. Penn. 10; FHS 10; SHS 10,11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 Sec.; Grapplettes 11,12; FTA 11,12 Treas.; AFS rep. 11,12; Picnic; Hello Dolly. Henson, Larry, Trans. J. L. McClellen Ark. 10; Football JV 10, V 11,12; Baseball JV 10, V 11,12; Sweetheart Ct. 12. Herndon, Wanda, Class Rep. 9; SHS 10-12; Math Club 10; Forensics 11,12; NHS 12; Majorettes 12. Holup, Pam, Fantasticks; SHS 10-12 VP; Paint Your Wagon; Talon 10; SGA Social Comm. 11-12; SGA Elec¬ tions Comm. 11,12; Class Rep. 11,12; Homecoming 11,12; Honor Guard Grad. 11; MHS 11,12; NHS 11,12; SGA Sec. 12; Sr. Optimist Award; Prom Comm.; Carnival. Horak, Elaine, DECA 10; VOT 12. Hosse, Rosemary, Tri-Hi-Y 10,12; NHS 12; VOT 12. Hrolenok, Mary, Trans. Gunston Va. 9; FTA 12. Hughes, Adrienne, French Club 9; Dress Code Comm. 10; Released Time Act. Comm. 11; Debate Society 12. Johnson, Walter, Trans. Fort Hunt Va. 10. Kaldenbach, Janet, German Club 9; Basketball JV 11, V 12; V Hockey Manager 12. Keene, Michelle, Trans. J. Campbell H.S. 10; GAA 10; Fo¬ rensic 10-12; Hello Dolly. Keilwert, John, Band 9; Football 9, V 11, 12. Kidwell, Sharon, Trans. W. Springfield Va. 10. Kilpatrick, Jean, Choir; VOT 12. Kopel, Rick, German Club 9-11; V Golf 9,10; V Winter Track 10; Kev Club 10. Kramer, Lynn, MHS 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Drill Team 12; Sweetheart Court 12. Lane, Margaret, SGA Social Comm. 9-12; GAA 9; Fantast¬ icks; Paint Your Wagon; French Club 10,11; Mr. Rob¬ erts; Thespians 11,12; Art Guild 11,12; Carnival; Our Town; SGA Publicity Comm. 12; Lank, Greg, Trans. B. Ire ton Va. 10; Football JV 10, V 11,12; Baseball JV 10; Spanish Club 10. Lawhome, Ernest, Trans. Hayfield Va. 10. Lerohl, Kathy, Hockey JV 9; Basketball JV 9; Cheerlead¬ ing JV 10, V 11, Co-capt. 12; NHS 11,12; Girls State 11. Malcolm, David, Football 9, JV 10; Baseball 9; Chess Club 9,10, VP, Sec Treas 11,12; Tennis 11,12; Key Club 11,12 Sgt. at Arms; Ski Club 11; Honor Guard Comm. : MHS 11,12; SGA Treas 12; SGA Ways Means . . Marino, Sue, Softball JV 9; Majorette 10,11, Treas 12; Hello Dolly. Marion, David, Trans. Tenn. High 9; Bask , 11,12; Baseball V 10-12. Mason, Donna, DECA 12. Mathews, Priscilla, Trans, McLean Va. 12; DECA : Mathias, Tony, Spring Track 9, V 10,11; Winter Track 10- 11; Talon 12. Maxwell, John, Baseball 9, JV 10,11, V 12; Football 9, JV 10, V 11, 12; GHS 11,12. Merritt, Pete, Radio Club 9; German Club 9-12; GHS 11,12; Track JV 9, V 10-12; Varsity Club 10-12 VP; Cross Country 10-12’ McCall, Pat, Mr. Roberts; Thespian 11-12; Our Town; Car¬ nival; Jr. Class Rep.; Picnic ; NHS 12. Me Dorman, Pete, Track V 9,10; Football 9. McLendon, Judy, FHA 10,11; Talon 12. McMorrow, Patricia, Latin Club 9-12 Pres. 12; Guys Dolls; Current 9-10; SGA Social Comm. 10; SGA Rep. 9- 10; SGA School Spirit Comm. 10-12; FTA 10; Paint Your Wagon; Keyettes 11-12; Our Town; V Basketball Man¬ ager 12; Picnic; Talon Layout Editor 12; Monogram Club 12. Mickler, Tom, xMHS 11,12; NHS 11,12; Hi-Y 11; Pres. Class of ’72 9-12; Latin Club 10; Track 9,11; Current 11,12; Key Club 9-12; VP 12; Wrestling 12. Miller, Karen, German Club 9-12; SGA Social Comm. 9; Soph. Class Rep; SGA Communication Comm; SGA Al¬ ternate 9-11; GHS 11,12 VP; NHS 11,12; Carnival; School Store 11; Keyettes 12; SGA Elections Comm. Miller, Becky, Majorettes 10-12. Moody, Lee, FHA 9; Drill Team 10-12; Mr. Roberts; Pic¬ nic; Ski Club 12. Morris, Jenny, FHA 9-12; Grapplettes 11,12; MHS 12; NHS 12. Neese, Mary Ann, Guys Dolls; Medi Serve 9,10; Sym. Band 9; Paint Your Wagon; Choir 10, 12; Vocal Dir. 11; Latin Club; Mr. Roberts; Carnival; Picnic; Hello Dolly Thespians 12. Nelson, Steve, Hello Dolly; Res. Band 9; Mar. Band 9-12; Sym. Band 10-12; Wrestling JV 10; Jazz Band 12; Tri-M 12; GHS 12; German Club 10; Talon 12. Nolan, Vivian, Trans. T.C. Williams 10. North, Phyllis, FHA 9,10; Soc. Comm. 11. Nowlin, Linda, VICA 10-12; Pep Club 11. Oleson, Jim, Football 9, JV 10 capt; V 11,12 capt; Wres¬ tling 9, JV 10, V 11,12 capt; Baseball 9; Key Club 10-12; Hi-Y 10-12; Varsity Club 12. Onks, Dana, Baseball V Manager 9; Fantasticks; Paint Your Wagon; Mr. Roberts; Our Town; Carnival; Thes¬ pians 11,12; Picnic; Hello Dolly. Omdorff, Rick, Football 9, JV 10; Track JV 9, V 11; Base¬ ball JV 10, V 11; GHS 11,12; Picnic; Hello Dolly; NHS 12; Varsity Club 12; SGA Music Chair 12; Talon 12 Editor- in-Chief; Thespians 12. Ex. Curr. Award 12 Overkott, Bonnie, Trans. Yorktown H.S. Va. 10; Mr. Rob¬ erts; Grappelette 11; Our Town: Carnival; Picnic. Padgett, Jay, Sym. Band 9-12; Mar. Band 9-12; German Club 9,10; Paint Your Wagon; Carnival; Hello Dolly; Key Club 11; GHS 11,12; NHS 11,12; MHS 11,12; It’s Ac¬ ademic 11,12; Jazz Band 12; Nat. Merit Finalist; Pres. Classroom Paire, June, Softball JV 9; Basketball JV 10; DECA 9-12. Parsons, Debra, Class Rep. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Patterson, Ellen, Hello Dolly; Jazz Band 12; Mar. Band 9- 12; Sym. Band 9-12; Guys and Dolls; Paint Your Wagon; Our ' Town; Basketball JV 9, V 11,12; Softball JV 9; Keyettes 10-12; German Club 9-11; Talon 11,12 business manager; Soc. Comm. 11; Monogram Club 11,12; NHS 12; Prom Comm. 11,12; Grapplettes 12; Ex. Curr. Acad. Award 11; Leadership Conference 11. Payne, Alan, German Club 11. Pearson, Margaret, Trans. South East H.S. Neb.; Spanish Club 10-12; VP; Social Comm. 10-11; Class Homecoming Chair. 10-12; SGA Rep 11-12; Grapplettes 11-12; Keyette 11, Jr. Rep, 12 Pres; NHS 11-12; Ex. Curr. Acad. Award Comm 11; co-chair; Frosh Orientation co-chair 11; Prom Queen, 12. Pentecost, Gwen, Sym. Band 9-12; Art Guild 9-12; Mar. Band 9,11; Soc. Comm. 10; Spanish Club 12; Paint Your Wagon; Carnival; Hello Dolly; NHS 11,12; It’s Academic 12 . Phillips, Anita, German Club 9, VP 10, P 11,12; Current 9,10; SGA Rep 9-12; Class Rep 9-12; Released Time Act. Comm. 9,10; Ex. Curr. Acad. Award Comm. 12, chair; Chorus 9; GHS 10,11, Hist. 12; Keyettes 11,12; Ski Club 11 , 12 . Proctor, Holly, SGA Rep. 9; Sec. Frosh Switch Week 9; School Spirit Comm. 9; Prom Comm. 11. Pryplesh, David, Trans. College Park H.S. Calif. 9. Pummell, Susan, Tri-Hi-Y 10. Purcell, Debi, Mr. Roberts; Drill Team 10-11; Social Comm. 10; French Club 10; F.H.S. 11,12; Class Rep. 10,11; Car¬ nival; Class Card Chair 11; Thespians 12; Picnic; Hello Dolly. Quackenbush, David, Basketball 9; School Spirit Comm. 9; JV Football 10, V 11,12. Raney, Jennifer, Basketball JV 9,V 10-12; Softball JV 9, V 10-12; SGA Rep. 9; Latin Club 9-11-12 Pres; Mono¬ gram Club 10,11,12 Pres; NHS 11,12 Pres; LHS 11-12; Keyettes Sgt. at Arms 12; Current 12; Erudite 12. Ratcliff, Joe, Golf V 12; DECA 12. Reddick, Susan, Guys and Dolls; Social Comm. 10-12 chair; Spanish Club 10; Paint Your Wagon; Mr. Roberts; School Store 11,12; Pep Club 11; Carnival; Thespians 11,12; Comm, co-chair 12; Picnic; Hello Dolly. Reed, Robert, Mar. Band 9-12; Sym. Band 9-12; Spanish Club 10,11; Tri-M 11,12; Chorus 11,12; Carnival ; Boys’ State; Picnic; SGA Pres. 12; Hello Dolly. Robinson, Peggy, Choir 9-11. Ross, Tom, Radio Club 9; Math Club 10; MHS 11,12; NHS 11,12; Track JV 11; Ski Club 12. Rutherford, Patti, Cheerleader 9; Sweetheart Court 9; Ma¬ jorette 10-12 co-capt; Homecoming Court 10,12. Shelby, Bob, Art Guild 9-12, VP; Current 12. Sherman, Bob, Football 9; Basketball 9, JV 10; Baseball JV 11; Tennis 12; Hi-Y 12. Shifflett, Alvin, Wrestling 9, JV 10, Manager; Baseball Manager 9. Sibley, Linda, Gymnastic Team 9-12; Monogram Club 11,12; School Spirit Comm. 12. Sims, Connie, DECA 10. Sinclair, Jeannette, FTA 9-12; Astronomy Club 11-12; MHS 11,12; Ecology Club 11,12; NHS 12; Carnival. Sirotta, Phyllis, SGA Rep. 9-12; Class Rep. 9-12 Paint Your Wagon: Spanish Club 9,10; School Spirit Comm. 9,10; Comm. 10; Carnival; Ex. Curr. Acad. Award Comm. 10; Our Town; Morning Announcer; Thespians 12; Picnic; Forensic 12; NHS 12; Hello Dolly. Skinner, Jim, Trans. Bayside H.S. Va. 10; Tennis 11,12. Smith, Mark, Hi-Y 9,10; Wrestling 9, V 10-12 capt; Key Club; Varsity Club 10-12 Pres; NHS 11,12; MHS 12; Ugly Man Court 12. Soroka, Annette, GAA 9,10; Pep Club 11. Spalding, Anita, Softball V 10; DECA 11,12. Spears, Judy, Trans. W. Springfield Va. 10. Spicer, Steve, Mar. Band 9-12; Guys and Dolls; Paint Your Wagon; Carnival ; Jazz Band 12; German Club 10; Tri-M 11 , 12 . Spurgin, Pamela, Trans. Hammond Va. 9. Stachoviak, Pam, Class VP 9; SGA Rep. 9-11; Basketball JV 9, V 10-11; Class Rep. 9-10; Monogram Club 10-12; French Club 10; Keyettes 11, Chaplain 12; Picnic; Hello Dolly. Stephenson, Debbie, Art Guild 9-12; Paint Your Wagon; NHS 12. Stewart, Fred, Trans. Heidelberg American H.S. 9. Summerlin, Libby, Hockey JV 9, V 10,11; Basketball JV 9, V 10-12; Softball V 9; Monogram Club 9-12; Keyettes 11,12; NHS 12. Swiatlowski, Cindy, Trans. Mount Vernon Va. 10; School Spirit Comm. 10-12; Soc. Comm. 10,11; Class Rep. 10,11; Keyettes 11,12; Erudite Editor-in-Chief 11; NHS 11,12; FHS 11,12; MHS 11; French Club 11; Carnival; Hello Dolly; Talon Student Life Editor 12; Current. Tangley, Laura, Guys and Dolls; Talon 10; Paint Your Wagon; Mr. Roberts; School Store Comm. 11,12; Our Town; Carnival; Thespian 11,12; NHS 11,12; Erudite 11; MHS 12; Hello Dolly. Tatum, Kitty, Paint Your Wagon; GAA 10; Pep Club 11; Ski Club 12; Picnic; Hello Dolly; Mr. Roberts. Terry, Bob, Trans. Bishop Ireton Va. 12; Basketball V 12; Baseball V 12. Thomas, Jeanne, Choir 9; Current 10-12 Editor-in-Chief; Erudite 10-12; French Club 10,11; Soc. Comm. 10,11; School Spirit Comm. 10,11; Ex. Curr. Acad. Award Comm. 11; NHS 11,12; It’s Academic 11,12; MHS 11,12; FHS 11,12; Ex. Curr. Award 11,12; Keyettes 12; Betty Crocker Award 12. Thompson, Jimmy, Wrestling JV 9,10; Erudite 9; Math Club 9; SGA 10,11; Class Rep. 10,11; Spanish Club 10,11. Thompson, Larry, Wrestling 9,11; SGA 10,11. Thomson, Barbara, VOT 12. Thornton, Darshia, Trans. Hayfield 10; Sym. Band 10-12; Tri-M 10-12; Mar. Band 10-12; Reserve Band 12. Turner, David, Basketball 9; Baseball 9. Tyree, Bob, Football 9 capt, JV 10 capt; Track V 9-12; Bas¬ ketball 9, capt, JV 10, V 11,12 capt; FCA 9-11; Key Club 9-12; Varsity Club 10-12; Prom Comm. 12; Talon Senior Editor 12. Utz, Donna, VOT 12. Via, Ken, Trans. Hammond HS Va. 11; Football V 12; Soc¬ cer V 12 Capt. Weddel, Patty, Class Sec. 9-12; Guys and Dolls; Mr. Rob¬ erts; Our Town; Fantasticks; Drill Team 10-12; capt; Carnival; School Spirit Comm. 12; Girls’ State; Ex. Curr. Acad. Award 11; Prom Comm. 12; Talon 12. Weldon, Tom, Football 9, JV 10, V 11,12; Basketball 9, JV 10; Track 9, V 10,11; Winter Track V 11; 12; FCA 9,10; Key Club 9,10 Sec. 11 Pres, 12; Class VP 11,12; Current 11,12; NHS 11,12; LHS 11,12; Boys’ State; Ex. Curr. Acad. Award 9-12. West, Robert, Football 9, JV 10, V 11; Track JV 9, V 10-12; Varsity Club 11,12. Basketball 9, JV 10, V 11,12 co-capt. White, Robin, Softball JV 9,10, V 11,12; Basketball JV 10, V 11,12; Monogram Club 11,12. Whitfield, Bonnie, Trans. Fort Hunt Va. 12. Whitfield, Marie, Trans. Groveton Va. 10. Wong, Susie, Trans. Fairway Tex. Jr. High 9; Debate 11. Yoritomo, Nadine, Class Rep. 9,10; SGA Rep. 9-11; Ex. Curr. Acad. Award 9,11; Current 9,12; Paint Your Wagon; Mr. Roberts; Our Town; Keyettes 11,12; SAC Sec. 12; NHS 12. Yount, Jo, Trans. International H.S. Bangkok 9; Basket¬ ball JV 10; VOT 12. INDEX Administration 22-23 Advertisements 226-241 Art Guild 192 Autumn Divider 78-79 Baseball Freshmen 197 Junior Varsity 196 Varsity 194-195 Basketball (Boys) Freshmen 167 Junior Varsity 166 Varsity 162-165 Basketball (Girls) Junior Varsity 170-171 Varsity 168-169 Black Studies Club 156 Champions 209 Cheerleaders 20-21 Choir 159 Class Night 144 Closing 254-255 Cross Country 76-77 Current 12-13 Debate Team 190 DECA 10 Donkey Basketball 146 Drill Team 18-19 Ecology Club 94 Equestrian Club 161 Erudite 152-153 Faculty 29-44 Faculty Directory 246-247 F.H.A. 92 Football Freshmen 75 Junior Varsity 74 Varsity 70-73 Foreign Students 150-151 Forensics Team 191 French Honor Society 155 Freshman Class 124-137 F.T.A. 92 German Club 93 German Honor Society 93 Golf 212-213 Grappelettes 179 Guidance Counselors 28 Gymnastics 178 Hello Dolly 182-183 Hockey Junior Varsity 140-141 Varsity 138-139 Homecoming 80-81 It’s Academic” 84 Introduction 1-3 Ja zz Band 160 252 Junior Class 98-109 Key Club 88 Keyette Club 88 Labor Day 85-87 Latin Honor Society 154 Majorettes 16-17 Marching Band 14-15 Math Club 96 Math Honor Society 157 Math Team 157 Mediserve Club 94 Monogram Club 193 Music Club 160 National Honor Society 154 One Act Plays 148-149 Patrons 242-244 Pep Club 97 Picnic 82-83 Radio Club 97 Science Club 96 Senior Class Baccalaureate 220-221 Class Pictures 46-69 Directory 248-251 Graduation 222-225 Honors 216 Prom 184-185 Superlatives 214-215 Top Ten 217-219 S.G.A. 8-9 Ski Club 161 Soccer 206-208 Softball Junior Varsity 200-201 Varsity 198-199 Sophomore Class 110-123 Spanish Honor Society 155 Spring Divider 180-181 Staff 24-27, 45 Summer Divider 6-7 Sweetheart Dance 147 Symphonic Band 158 Table of Contents 4-5 Talon 90-91 Tennis 210-211 Thespian Society 95 Tyo nL- Spring 204-205 Winter 202-203 Tri-Hi-Y 89 Tri-M 156 Ugly Man Dance 145 VICA 11 Winter Divider 142-143 Wrestling Freshman 177 Junior Varsity 176 Varsity 172-175 253 In honoring Thomas A. Edison in this, the tenth edition of the Talon , we have chosen to break away from the traditional eagle theme which has been used in the past nine editions. This break echoes this year’s theme, change. Just as Edison al¬ tered the world through his inventions, we have altered the face of the Talon. In the early fall, the yearbook staff sent out an opinion poll to the student body for suggestions on improving the book. The results were: a fall delivery, more candids, captions for the candids, paragraphs describing the organizations, and more color. We have complied with all these suggestions fully. It’s true the reader may have trouble at first finding the dif¬ ferent clubs, and the various sports aren’t combined in one section; but our purpose has been to present the 1971-72 school year as it happened, not in a stiffly organized manner. In the Nineteenth Century, a man named Thomas Edison created controversy and received criticism for his ridiculous talking machine, electric light bulb, and moving pictures. In 1972 the Talon will stir controversy and criticism for its unorthodox approach and purple cover. We hope that you will benefit from and come to enjoy this edition of the Talon as you have Edison’s inventions. If you have criticism, please be constructive and give the 1973 staff suggestions. Better yet, join the staff and lend them a hand. In closing, this year’s Talon staff wishes to express its appreciation to everyone in¬ volved in making this book a totally rewarding experience. 255 The 1972 Talon staff wishes to express its appre¬ ciation to the following people: for assistance, advice, and patience— Mr. Tom Young of Paragon Press for superior work and cheerful help— Mr. Robert Nichols and Mr. George Deal of LaMont Studios for six years of dedication to the students and staff of Edison High School— Mr. John Alwood for cooperation and constant help— Mrs. June Harrison and Mrs. Peggy Hatfield for assistance with Labor Day— Mr. Monroe Parker; Mr. Raymond Cwalina and the Jazz Ensemble; and Mr. Arthur Gil- lis; Tom Weldon and the Key Club for their generous financial contributions— Mr. Willis Clark and the Hi-Y Talent Show for cover design and art work— Tony Mathias for long hours at the typewriter— Marilyn Butler for contributions of pictures— Barry Bryan, Carol Dillon, Ann Gorneva, Kathy Mclnroe, Phyllis North, Dave Quacken- bush, Jeanette Sinclair, Stuart Sprouse, Pam Stachoviak, Elaine Thome, David Warner, and Mike Wayshner for all their help and support— the students, faculty, and staff of Edison High School and for three years of hard work— the moving force behind the Talon, our advi¬ sor, Miss Barbara Reeves