W T Woodson High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Fairfax, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1968 volume:

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Lost in a maze of hallways and a sea of strange faces, they struggled to find something familiar. THE BOOK: CAVALIER 1968 THE W.T. WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME 6 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA THE CONTENTS INTRODUCTION . 1 STUDENT LIFE. 12 CLASSROOM. 38 ORGANIZATIONS .... 94 SPORTS .156 CLASSES .190 FRESHMEN 192 SOPHOMORES 214 JUNIORS 234 SENIORS. 256 INDEX.316 CONCLUSION .334 The guiding lights of life: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. With an air of informali¬ ty, students of the vocational department engineered their abilities in practical and crea¬ tive directions. W. T. Woodson’s student body strived to work as a team. Each student competed in the game of life strug¬ gling to achieve his particular goal. Acquired skills, sportsmanship, and self-discipline helped guarantee a suc¬ cessful future. Resembling the start of the Grand Prix the parking lot cleared at 3:16. As each grading period came to an end, students could be seen cramming for last minute tests and praying for a second of relaxation. Finally the work was turned in, papers were evaluated, and the final grade was then com¬ puted. Days later, reluctant students waited patiently to receive their marks of achievement. The voice of our elected leader was not that of an individual, but that of the student body. Woodson strived to uphold the Democratic tradition, giving all students the privilege of being a part of the Woodson Way. From a stiff metal tube filtered the pliant, alive tones of a creator . . . creating from silence, the sound of music. Graceful communication . . . A pensive pose, A soul searching expression. ■ STUDENT LIFE Another day and still another and then another year. How slowly passed each individual moment, how swiftly passed the whole. We all remembered the first day but not three days ago. We get lost in a swirl of faces we knew, or didn’t know or perhaps only half-knew, and settled into the rhythm of things. Each after school activity, each dance, each sore throat after a football game added to the consciousness and personality of each member of W. T. Woodson’s four classes. We were entertained, stimulated, and broadened by the many events that made-up a Cavalier’s school year. Eating cotton candy, a Cavalier fan, Pris Craig, may be thinking about warm sum¬ mer nights, the advent of school, or our next football victory. L Wi i M Eiki. 11 r 1 1 I mi I ' M I n I Tops, an institution of teenage dates, gets a rest after a long summer of feverish activity that is disrupted by after-football traffic early in September. Hungry Wood- son fans thrive on Top’s french fries and hamburgers. 15 WTW 67-68 year opened with zest incomparable in our history Miriam Nunez, our ex¬ change student from Ecua¬ dor, dressed in her native costume, smiles prettily for Cavalier photographers. Miriam is living with Woodson Senior, Cathy Bozarth. Mr. Deal completes the pat¬ tern of school ritual common to the first few weeks of school by taking underclass¬ men pictures. Jacob Wilson struggles to suppress a smile while posing for two photo¬ graphers. STUDENT LIFE With a flourish, Steve Doub conducts the Woodson band’s half¬ time performance as Billy Weston presents the American flag. Joanne Light, Wood¬ son’s miniature cheer¬ leader and mascot show signs of dishevel- ment during an ex¬ haustive afternoon of cheering. Led by Diane Bacus, the Cava- lettes, twirling red flags, dress up W.T.W.’s half-time show, as the Cavalier band plays a spirited tune. 17 WTW Roaring crowds whipped Cavaliers on to each new victory Cathy Selph’s cheers reverberate through the fire-warmed air, creating a spirited atmosphere for participators of Home¬ coming’s Pre-game festivities. Below: After intercepting a pass in the decisive Annandale game, Steve Zigler receives the congratulations of Allan Patton and Drew Conoway, but none of them, including Jeff McGary ever take their eyes from the game. STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE WTW 18 From this assortment of beau¬ tiful girls, Cathy Bozarth was chosen to reign over the realm of October Magic. From left to right, these girls are Jeannie Waterman, Patti Taylor, Pat Matthews, Peggy Amend, Nancy Johnson, Anna Marie Howell, and two girls not pictured: Pat Coley and Worthie Wright. Karen Rhinehart and Jim Lawrence actively enjoy the much-praised band, the Nightcaps, in Cafeteria A, magically transformed by the Senior Class. S5S5JJS At the crisp, sunny halftime of Saturday’s Homecoming game, Bruce Graham, Mr. Phipps, and Dick Price ceremoniously crown Cathy Bozarth the 1967 Homecoming Queen. 19 WTW Confetti and crysanthemums decked Homecoming crowd v Mi The Senior float, consisting mainly of paper flowers, made by the hands of many diligent Seniors won first place in the float contest. Homecoming’s pre-game bonfire illuminated the sky and sent spectator’s scurrying to within the circle of its warmth. The bonfire climaxed the festivities at the celebration, which included the procession of floats. STUDENT LIFE 20 WTW w (.H KH H £ w C p H C } The annual magazine drive, directed by Stu¬ dent Government, brought with it pep as¬ semblies, a myriad of prizes for outstanding salesmanship, and much needed income. Alain MacDonald, from Australia, came to Woodson with Junior Tennis Champions from all over the world and entertained Woodsonites at an assembly and tennis ex¬ hibition. Here, he demonstrates his forehand swing. Assemblies relieved class boredom 21 WTW oo a 3 W 2 H c T1 w with business and pleasure I i i i i i 2. v jj 111 i 1 [§] It ] i ® I 35 (SR 1 w s p] Mr. Habush spoke and showed slides on the Holy Land to the enlightenment of many students at a Fine Arts Assembly. Top: Jack Alex announced upcoming WPGC production at Woodson during one of 1967-68’s many enjoyable choir assemblies. Bottom: Honor Society in¬ ductions, in December, invoked a feeling of solemnity from the audience as old members discussed the qualities of their creed. STUDENT LIFE WI W 22 Girls proved able-bodied conquerors at Sadie Hawkins Steve Doub, assisted by Connie Drys- dale, performs the sacred marriage ceremony for many Dogpatch couples. Leaning against a corn stalk cut from their own field, Jim Friel and Kathy Duley represent the richer faction of Dogpatch U.S.A. 23 WTW Pat Lee, alias L’il Abner, is apprehended by Fairfax County policemen for drinking at a respectable social gathering at Woodson. Every square inch of floor space is occupied as the girls drag their partners onto the dance floor. Dick Price helps Chris Fierke up from the abyss of the Cellar Door where refresh¬ ments were served. John Bevis plotted to hang Mike Black as he hung Woodson’s Christ¬ mas wreath. Bruce Grahm took pic¬ tures for the SCA scrapbook. Above: Homeroom 248 won the prize for the Most Artistic” door. The door was done in blue and silver foil and carried through the theme of Christmas is . . .” beautifully. Below: Don Tepper encountered an inquiring dog as he leaves the home he had been fixing up for a Woodson cafeteria worker after her former residence burned down. Making this house livable was part of Woodson’s Christ¬ mas project. 25 WTW Christmas elves colored Woodson red, green, and cheerful PRAYER FOR Mrs. Rowland gave Jim Cook a broad grin that could only mean thanks to all the Cavaliers who turned out to help work on her new home. This was the most successful part of the Christmas drive. Christmas is a Prayer for Peace” re¬ ceived grand prize in the SCA door decorating contest for best interpreta¬ tion of the overall theme, Christmas STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE WTW 26 Babes in Toyland, bubbled with the gaiety of Xmas The crowning of I967’s Christmas queen highlighted an evening of music and dancing. Becky Berle was chosen queen from nine beautiful girls. From left to right: Kathy Rector, Becky Sturman, Ann Taylor, Kathy Houska, Becky Berle, Marli Abernathy, Miarim Nunez, Carol Latta, and Abby Allard. Rita Russell served punch, in front of the longest Christmas card in history. The Christmas card stretched across one wall of Cafeteria and contained the name of every student at W. T .Woodson. Backed by a mural of lovable toys and canopied by red and green streamers, the much acclaimed band, Sonny and the Shadows, played its way into the souls of their listeners. Eric Charltan and his as¬ sistant hold the road sign showing Boga-Go-Go as the place of Extravagan¬ za’s highlight, An En¬ chanted Evening,” by the Choralettes and Choral- iers. Fingers flying, this band entitled their number Stage”-Band? There’s one Leaving in Five Minutes.” The Good Ship Pantaloon” wobbled through on the last high notes of the Treble Choir. Extravaganza’s fun and song spilled over into the audience 13 n 25 i V - i ' ' w it: The combined choruses had lung-power igh to send any heart soaring as the melodies •ged. Left: The set design for What’s New” songs imaginative interest. The Old Woman in the Shoe,” played beautifully by Diane Muche, provided a realistic subject for present day audiences. “An Evening in Camelot” swung to the music of the Pendletons In a true Camelot setting, Susan Parry was crowned queen and these princesses brightened the room: Barbara Brannan, Jane Hofelich, Joanna Prickett, Debbie Toole, Diane Bacus, Pat Davis, Linda Morales, and Kim Crandall. Janet Wilke shimmers in the completely golden outfit that caused a sensation at the dance, as others rock under the stars and under the castle walls of Camelot. Barefooted sweethearts danced to the sound of the Pendletons, a band complete with go-go girls and a saxophone. Sue Parry received congratulations from Regis Carr, the Junior Class President. Sue wore the cape donated by the class of 1968 at 1967’s Sweetheart Dance. The lead parts in the Senior Class Musical, Pajama Game,” are played by Bill White, Sid; Kathy Rector, Babe; Bernadette Laraia, Gladys; and Whit Hollis, Hines. Supporting roles by Cheryl Evans, Mabel; Jon Fagan, Hassler; and Jim Friel, Prez. Dancers led by Gary Moore were: Janet McClurkin, Sharon Graybher, Linda Lawrence, Carol Haynes, Bev Gould, Carl Galleagos, Khrisdne Becker, Tom Bates, Anne Marie Howell, Randy Reynolds, John K elleher, Steve Douglas, and Jim Eger. 33 WTW Indifference and enthusiam varied with each production f A | Top: Chad Kelso, Clancy; Joanna Prickett, Molly; and Bernadette Laraia, Linda; acted in the story centered around a college girl. Molly, and her life. Bottom: Carol Smith, Barbara Stahl, Joanna Prickett, Jon Fagan, John Linden, Chris Hoffman, Mike Pratt, and Dan Gift acted along with Chris Bird, Father; Wendy Jones, Mother, and Lynn Fitzjerald, Liz. Woodson’s Drama Club presented Take Her, She’s Mine” in which Barbara Stahl played the effervescent, sarcastic Adele. STUDENT LIFE ■ - SPORTSMAN’S .ODE mi e tancw , 1 2 CH££ LOUDLY ANC PRE f LY iUT ih k C - LY X t MMk 1 . . k Jw it r rWGwL iii: 1 ii M §j| 3 HELP KEEP THIS A E. W£ ARE L ' ■P t t ' v 41ES III A SPECTA RS REPRESS ! their SCHOOLS AS OL M -TES i % || 5 KOSSE ' c iGKS ARE The tenseness of a tie score, past history and a sportsman’s code to live up to, little time, and a crowd, accounted for the anxiety on the players’ faces as Jim Jukes goes up for a basket. ! ' The Baton Corps entertained at a basketball pep assembly. It was found that Woodson students needed no urging to loudly support their team. 35 W7 Screams, whistles, and stomping feet accompanied all games Top: These boys caused near hysteria among their fans during games such as, the Stuart game, won in the last three overtime seconds. Bottom: Jack Davis, Voice of the Cavaliers,” and Bob Hagan, timekeeper, scorekeeper, bus driver, and cigar smoking friend to all Cavalier sports teams are pictured here. Jim Jukes outjumped a taller opponent to shoot, as all eyes in the crowd silently guided the ball in a path toward the basket. p STUDENT LIFE 36 WTW vi v hi H £ w Q P H l D Spring brought rain, joy, and reflection David Lange put up his umbrella to shield himself from a spring rain fall as for others tears fell as graduation approached. Spring weather appealed to Art LaGarde and Nancy Strang as they enjoyed that ancient and difficult art of playing Cat’s Cradles. Don Fishburn and Jeanne Feagan simply enjoyed the sun on a new beautification item, a stone bench. 37 WTW U 9 , x.ir-r . 3 : : S3TI V ' v £ ' t . .r a., f ■ ;«ts Jr r A student paused to review a year of his life, documented in his yearbook which contained sor¬ row, work, joy, surprise, and excitement. Mike Moffit did cartwheels, on W.T.W.’s sunny side¬ walks, to convey his exhilaration that the end of school was near. STUDENT LIFE CLASSROOM Administration The power of decisions and policy. Faculty The challenge of long term papers and bad grades. Guidance The necessity of college boards and schedule changes. Cafeteria The ingenuity of Sweetheart burgers and square pizza. All a part of the guiding hands between right and wrong. VlUJAM MilEYK LETTERS Sr KKIVIFVT Htagts C 7 H 9 Uart rt. Hr Ji ff’trfJ m CLASSROOM WTW 40 Mr. Lad son took command when Mr. Phipps was promoted Mr. William P. Ladson, Principal Jimmy Jukes accepts congratulations from Mr. Ladson after receiving the outstanding offensive back award for football. This was only one of the many awards received by Jimmy at the close of his high school football career. Mr. W. T. Woodson and Mr. Robert Phipps 4 1 WTW n r- 1 C 1 pa To provide an atmosphere where teachers could teach and students could learn” piloted every decision made by the administration. Mr. Phipps, our principal from the beginning of the school year until the end of November, was promoted to Area Administrator. Mr. Ladson became Woodson’s new principal on December first. He was previously the assistant principal for instruc¬ tion in the area of science and math. Mr. Lina worked with the eleventh and twelfth grades, while Mr. Oliverio worked with the ninth and tenth grades to limit the problems evolving from attendance and discipline. Mr. Volrath became responsible for all school administration and Mr. Dowling took on the responsibility of an ad¬ ministrative aid, taking charge of Adult Education. During the summer the department was remodeled to improve efficiency. The main office became a recep¬ tion room for visitors, while those in the new Student Administration Office greeted tardy students with a cheery smile. The administrative department was responsible for the wide choice of subjects which appeared in our curriculum. Mr. Robert Phipps CLASSROOM WTW 42 Administration Mr. Charles M. Blanton Mr. E. C. Buskirk Mr. Joseph Lina Mr. Pat Cunningham Mr. Walter J. Dowling CLASSROOM WTW 44 Administration Mr. John Oliverio Mr. Louis Volrath Woodson library brought up to 20,000 volume mark 45 WTW ' 1 How much will this overdue book cost me? Ninety cents?! Well, there goes my lunch for the next two days.” I can’t find the 800’s, and I just HAVE to get the book, Guide to Great Plays.” Well, I don’t understand how one little chair can make so much difference. Why can’t we just move it over there?” Despite these minor tragedies, students continued to use the library facilities. The library was expanded and rearranged over summer vacation to provide a wider selection of books for student use. Many readers were attracted by the addition of a magazine reading area. Enough books were added to the already-large collection to bring the library up to the 20,000 volume mark. Miss Linda Sudduth Miss Virginia Stanley Mrs. Gladys Fyfe CLASSROOM CLASSROOM WTW 46 Mr. Arthur Willis Assistance, guidance, molding character through understanding . .. These words characterized the guidance department. The entire office was remodeled and ex¬ panded during summer vacation to increase efficiency and to provide a more at-home atmosphere. The large waiting room was stocked with pamphlets and catalogs from colleges and universities, affording students an opportunity to ponder over the important decisions that inevitably influence every college-bound student. The vast improvement of the entire guidance department was one that was readily apparent. Mrs. Christine Smith, Guidance Director 47 WTW Senior guidance counsel brought news to English Classes Miss R. T. Winn CLASSROOM CLASSROOM Mr. George Daniels 49 WTW n t- co CO O O Mrs. Sue Ellen Holleman Caught in a rare moment, Charlie Coates dons the garb of a Symphonic Choir member and solemnly pre¬ pares for his final concert at Woodson. 51 WTW Language, art, and music provided welcome change in schedule Art, Music, Language Depts. In a world where all is water, who can tell when goldfish weep?” was the first modern art attraction dis¬ played in the art wing. The sole purpose of the art classes was not to create strange abstractions. Instead, the course was designed to instill in students the various techniques of expressing an emotion. Students learned to organize their compositions in a way that the relationship of the objects drawn was natural and yet forceful and co¬ herent. They learned to combine colors and use various mediums including pen, pencil, water-color and oil. Most important, the art students trained their drawing hand to respond to their command. Mr. Grant and Mr. Lawrence received prodigious praises for the outstanding performances of the Sym¬ phonic Band and Choir. The chorus’s first presentation was on November 22. With the Thanksgiving Choral As¬ sembly, the audience was taken through the holidays of an entire year with harmonious songs and effective nar¬ ration. The Intermediate and Symphonic Choir’s Christmas Concerts marked the end of 1967 and the beginning of a New Year. Extravaganza and the Easter and Spring Concerts were feature attractions of 1968. All in all, displayed through¬ out the entire year was the distinguished talent of the many musically inclined students of W. T. Woodson. The Foreign Language Department added Portuguese to its curriculum as an experimental program. Students enrolled in this non-credit course made tape recordings for the Voice of America and wrote their own textbook. Quoting Mr. Wachholz, A text to introduce contem¬ porary spoken Brazilian Portuguese and the way of life of its users was prepared as the experimental course devel¬ oped. The demonstrated interests of the students deter¬ mined the content, while the teaching experience gained determined the learning technique employed. I maintained constant consultation with the Brazilian colony in Washington to insure ' up-to-dateness’, accuracy and good taste of the content of material.” Believe it or not, this potential vase was once a slimy lump of clay; under skillful hands of an Art IV student, it will become an object of beauty. Mrs. Harris plays the guitar as her Spanish stu¬ dents, Barbara Stoneman, Susan Arnberger, Gary Tucci and Ann Taylor sing native Spanish folk songs. Learning songs and customs of different lands add interest to foreign language classes. CLASSROOM CLASSROOM 52 WTW English and social studies conquered the world’s past Mrs. Bedinger relaxes as she directs one of her drama students through The Glass Menagerie.” Romeo, portrayed by Bill White, steps out to prevent a duel between members of the Capulet and the Montahue families, during the Drama I production of Romeo and Juliet.” Steve Henderson, Bill White, Howie Whittemore, Brian Carter, and Jan Kar- racher. 53 WTW What do the teachers talk about while their students are doing research work in the library? Mr. Bie- lich and Mr. Harrington discuss the situation in Viet Nam, while Mr. Gaiser and Mrs. Cullinan trade the latest Bill Cos¬ by jokes. Man’s Search for Utopia, and Man’s View on Death,” have been soul searching questions throughout history. This year, students have had the opportunity to seek answers and solutions to these age old queries through a new course offered to those who wish to study specialized areas of English. Man is not perfect and yet each generation learns from the past generation. It is in this realm that Social Study students endeavored to better understand mankind and the ultimate civilization that man creates. What do you mean you don’t know who he is?!?” A frustrated Mr. Eakin contemplates a retreat to the teachers’ lounge. CLASSROOM CLASSROOM 54 WTW Charles Irwin looks over a bulletin board be¬ fore his math class as Jim Nystrom and Alan Heiser study before a test. Several rooms were decorated with similar art work consisting of conic sections and other mathematical designs. Zap!” The mighty Vandegraph Generator electrically charged another unfortunate student as he darted toward the open door. Zip!” The razor-sharp scapel slit through the epider¬ mis of another slimy, green frog in the midst of a crowd of blood-thirsty biology students. Learning in the Science Department was spiced with labs where students reasoned out logical explanations be¬ hind facts and theories. 55 WTW Mathematics and science courses fired new interest in research CLASSROOM Alber’, a visiting chef sponsored by Giant Food Stores, prepares to demonstrate some of his own recipes to the home ec classes. 57 WTW Special skills included homemaking arts and industrial crafts Mr. Robert Kennedy, an industrial arts teacher, adds the finishing touches to the new sign, which was a gift to Woodson by the Key Club. An auto mechanics student searches fran¬ tically through the carburetor for his right hand. That’s the fourth time this year I’ve sewn my finger to the stupid sewing machine.” This could be heard as the home economics courses attempted to make promising housewives out of Woodson students. Besides sewing, the girls learned the fundamentals of cooking, and they prac¬ ticed good grooming habits and personality development. Other courses included in the Special Skills Depart¬ ment ranged from auto mechanics to carpentry, refrigera¬ tor repair to architectural drawing. The greasy fingers and dirty jeans were accepted as an inevitable part of the course, for those who dared to poke around in the engines of cars. Students taking re¬ frigerator and air conditioning repair toiled three hours a day, learning about the temperamental vital organs of the electrical appliances. Electronics students pondered thoughtfully over Ohm’s Theory and other basic laws of electricity, conducting frequent, life-endangering ex¬ periments. All day long, the power saws and drills of the shop buzzed, giving the impression of a roomful of giant bumble bees to anyone who happened to be strolling down the Industrial Arts wing. Architectural and me¬ chanical drawing students drafted pictures of their dream houses and of modern appliances. Future engineers studied the basic concepts of construction and engineer¬ ing, while carpentry students plunged their knuckles into woodwork. Through all of these special skills courses, Woodson students obtained experience in dealing with the actual emergencies and repairs involved in their particular fields of interest. CLASSROOM CLASSROOM 58 WTW Business and P.E. students John Green assists a fellow student, as his headstand is not at its best. Mr. Shepherd takes a min¬ ute out during a Varsity football game to look over the game statistics. All right, quiet down class! We’re going to have a ten minute timed drill on section eight. Ready, begin . . . . . . BUZZ, times up.” You’ve got to be kidding. If that was ten minutes, I’ll eat my hat . . . You say it really was ten minutes . . . O.K., O.K., 111 eat my hat! Many students were astonished at how ten minutes vanished during a timed drill in shorthand, notehand or typing. But I.B.M. electric typewriters and the new Shorthand Labs” helped equalize the minutes spent and the material completed. Students who desired, prepared for future employment by studying Data Processing, Bookkeeping, General Bus¬ iness or Business Law. Clad in blue gymsuits and P.F. Fliers, P.E. students sprang into action, ready to take on football, basketball, and other vigorous activities. . No longer did students have to clambor, frantically, over a bundle of sweaty gymsuits, in order to find that one tagged their own, because, at last, each student had an individual locker. Classes may not have been comfortable, but at least they weren’t overcrowded. The once impossible task of remembering the names and faces of classmates became a thing of the past. The gym department updated its program to meet both the present and future needs of all students by offering activities which would be of value to them now as well as in later years. Among the courses offered were leisure¬ time sports, including tennis and golf. 59 WTW After an exasperating day at the electric typewriter, Peggy Powell has Excedrin Headache 27. Forgetting her shorthand for a brief mo¬ ment, Valerie Grabsch glances aside at the bell schedule for the early closing to¬ day. CLASSROOM CLASSROOM Mrs. Alice Friede Mrs. Lynn L. Meinhardt Mrs. H. R. Hayden Mrs. Ingeborg Boggess Mr. W. W. Condit Mrs. Elaine Mathers Miss Rita Moore CLASSROOM WTW Mrs. Carole Ford Miss Frances Cullinan Mr. Paul F. Wachholz Mr. William Woodrum Mrs. Ruth Benton Foreign Languages 63 WTW n t- cr C pd O O 3 Mr. Arthur Charles Mrs. Helen Smith Mr. A1 Bolt CLASSROOM WTW 64 Music and Art Mr. A1 Grant, Department Chairman Mrs. Betsy Ashton Mr. T. T. Lawrence 65 WTW Mrs. Sally Elliott Mrs. Mary Keever, Department Chairman Mrs. Alice Meadows CLASSROOM CLASSROOM Mr. Joseph Gilliam, Department Chairman Mrs. Tina Cox Mr. Paul Morris Mr. Peter Harrington Miss Rebecca Murray 67 WTW Mrs. Bessie Wigutoff Mr. Robert McKenney Mrs. Dorothy Darling Mr. E. F. Forsythe CLASSROOM CLASSROOM WTW 68 Social Studies Miss Elsie Story Mrs. Harriett Funkhauser Mrs. Priscilla Brown Mr. Tom Eakin Mrs. Janet Martin CLASSROOM Mrs. Joyce Dutkin Miss Patricia Bowers Miss Susan Keahey Mrs. Frances Johnson, Department Chairman % V ' mm 71 WTW CLASSROOM Mrs. Belle Harrell Mrs. Dale Hutcherson 73 WTW CLASSROOM CLASSROOM Mrs. Barbara Costello Mr. Gene Barham Mrs. Dianne McCauley Mrs. Marlene Schroeder Mrs. Virginia Peters Mr. Norris Williams Mrs. Marita Holden 75 WTW Mrs. Jane Pugh, Department Chairman Mr. Neil Witt CLASSROOM CLASSROOM WTW 76 Mrs. Ida King Mr. Walter Rountree Mrs. Margaret Ford Mathematics Mrs. Dorothy McAteer Mrs. Lois Huggett Miss Shirley Wheeler, Student teacher Mr. Charles Pierce, Jr. Mrs. Kathryn Ro we 77 WTW n tS) l l PC o O Mrs. Kathleen Seek Mrs. Lorraine Huff CLASSROOM WTW P ' AK Cfit ' � W w♦,� 9 rio • ' ,•• . 4t A v f4 ' ••; ?� .v• . W ' Jr Pfj’v,;-« ,V; v� v ?jr Mrs. Pamela Jones Mrs. Ruth Opp Mr. Dennis F. Houlihan 79 WTW Science Miss Julia Armbrister CLASSROOM CLASSROOM WTW 80 Science Mr. Allison Wells Mr. Louis Petronella Mr. Nick Bielich Mr. Vincent Otten Mr. William L. Fagan, Jr. Mr. Charles Billak Mrs. Louise Banks 81 WTW O F c n IS) P) o o s iisi WTW 82 s A c c 5 hJ u Home Economics Industrial Arts I.C.T. Mr. Robert Heeter Mrs. Mavis Barber Miss Dorothy Billings 83 WTW CLASSROOM Vocational Education Mr. Robert Kennedy Mr. Herman Meador Mr. James Hawkins Mr. Oscar Baughan 85 WTW n C 5 c n fa O O X Mrs. Susan Sunbury Mr. Elmo Adkins Miss Marie Osterman Mrs. Bertha Trevers CLASSROOM 86 WTW BUSINESS Miss Olivia Landis Mrs. Iris Edmonson Mrs. Mildrid Vincent Mr. J. E. Heglar, Department Chairman Miss Bettie Whitehead Mr. R. L. Knupp Miss Elizabeth Harvalik Mr. R. A. Pugh PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Bernard Thompson Miss Erma Poarch Mr. G. W. Felton Miss Laura Lanks Miss Carolyn Legard Mr. F. Shephard y ■ L 1 89 WTW cun Wwa 1 kr ' a SfrtRf Mr. Paul E. Jenkins CLASSROOM WTW 90 Special Services Mr. Herbert G. Carpenter Mrs. Eleanor Gieselman Mrs. Maxine Long Mrs. Nancy F. Ruffner Miss Winnie Sutherland 91 wr Secretaries Mrs. Dorothy Hippier Mrs. Mary Powers Mrs. Alma Rich CLASSROOM CLASSROOM Heglar Beers WTW 92 Secretaries Mrs. Edith Mrs. Anna Mrs. Ruth Schmitz Mrs. Winnie Herman Mrs. Louise Stemmerman 93 WTW n on c ; 8 s ORGANIZATIONS 3:15 Halls filled. Lockers opened. Books and paper fell to the floor. Things retrieved, lockers slammed. Hurrying and bustling through the commotion. Students arrived at predestined meeting places. Sessions of lectures, of discussions, of movies, of planned activities, All stolen moments from the hour of nothing to do. Yet, in their place, A calling card of fun, of excitement, of learning. ORGANIZATIONS; 96 WTW STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Government at Woodson had another suc¬ cessful year in 1967-68. Under the leadership of Bruce Graham, president; Whit Hollis, vice president; Kendra VanderMeulen, secretary; and Greg Pozinsky, treasurer; many new projects and programs were initiated. Two new executive committees, Spirit and Safety, were added to the cabinet. The Christmas Drive was the highlight of Student Government’s year. Wide newspaper coverage resulted from the rebuilding of a Woodson cafeteria worker’s house that had been destroyed by fire. Woodson students collected money for construction materials and gifts, and rebuilt her home. Other successful highlights of the year were the Mag¬ azine Drive, Leadership Training Conference, and the hosting at Woodson of an International Tennis Team for three days. John Singlaub strikes a gallant pose in the Student Government office. John is currently Student Government Historian. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES: Row 1: Wayne Thornton, Pam Harrison, Mary Jacobsen, Bonnie Allen, Nancy Barnhart, Jim Cook, Susanne Carpenter, Chris Burkett, Pam Linnert, Lisa Mandzak, Janet Roth; Row 2: Don Tepper, Donna Prall, Robin Noel, Jennie Brown, Jackie Scott, Barbara Stoneman, Pegi Emerson, Candy Sheris, Carolyn Coley, Lynne Montross, Liz Douthitt, Julie Tuli- pane, Wendy Wilburn; Row 3: Kirt Clininger, Olivia Negron, Karin Houghten, Kathy Miller, Kathy Milillo, Susanne Brown, Karen McLean, Lyn Fitzgerald, Kathy Houska, Mary Regan, Linda Yarnell; Row 4: Pam Granger, Judy Man- tell, Gail Knothe, Judi Steinberg, Cathy Acuff, Julie Reid, Tom Beck, Connie Kallman, Sharon White, Terri Kacena, Patricia Sinnett, Debbie Sebring; Row 5: Cheryl Greenberg, Laurie Mallon, Kris Stout, Jeff Watkins, David Keever, Mike Cross, Pam Clark, Coleen Rizer, Barb Abernethy, Kathy Kinney; Row 6: Diane Bushee, Kathy Freeman, Lisa Harrison, Debby Wood, Elaine Prickett, Cindy Wilson, Pat Matthews, Jackie Lewis, Donna Teagle; Row 7: Bill Harper, Dale Greenlee, John Bevis, Mark Levitt, R. Baumgarten, Frank Dukes, Tom Daggett, Tourne Shipman, Willis Larsen, Pat O’Neill, John Pecorak. 97 WTW C o z N t-J o z C 5 lifiSKS One of the main highlights of the year was the Student Government- sponsored Leadership Training pro¬ gram. Here Mr. Oliverio dines with Woodson students at the banquet which closed the program. Steve Douglas and Don Tepper unload a chair during the Student Govern¬ ment’s renovation of a WTW cafeteria worker’s house. This was the SCA’s Christmas project. ORGANIZATIONS WTW 98 Mrs. Clark, Student Government sponsor i It V! . 5 r V . OFFICERS: Bruce Graham, President; Whit Hollis, Vice-President; Kendra Vandermeulen, Secretary; Greg Pozinsky, Treasurer. CABINET OFFICERS: Row 1: Susan Hall, John Green, Barbi Smith, Dottie Boulter, Linda Rood; Row 2: Bruce Spiher, Gary Friedman, Mike Meeds, John Singlaub, Rick Koskella, Mike Black, Cathy Ross. 99 WTW ! Vav V mmmf M l i Islpr , isf i ’5 Vt 7 JHi yjh j ■ w j •• I 1 fmwRriJtroVlWsf IT SENATE: Row 1: Diane Bacas, Laura Henderson, Janice Bailey, Sue Parry, Diane Donald, Sandy Ciarcia, Carol Walline; Row 2: Jane Lynch, Nancy Johnson, Kathy Church, Marybeth Sturm, Marti Abernathy, Eve Levitan, Brad Hutson; Row 3: Cathy Selph, Karen Moot, Peggy Howell, Diane Price, Alan Fairfield, Phil Shutler, Paul Newton; Row 4: Cheri Clum, Kyle Fauth, Marlie Seibert, Lynn Darling, Ben White, Bill Douthitt; Row 5: Tony Poe, Jack Woodside, Dave Chernock, Tom Bates, Eric Charlton, Brian Carter. ORGANIZATIONS WTW 100 c n £ O H N M £ C o O National Honor Society The student body vivaciously entered the auditorium, clamoring for seats and exchanging warm greetings inter¬ spersed with frigid insults. Suddenly, after the lights were turned off, the audi¬ torium was darkened and a faint glow of light radiated in the background. This for certain was not just another assembly. Straining their necks, students turned to catch a glimpse of what they sensed behind them. At first, the students became aware of a maze of tiny flickering lights, steadily drawing closer and growing larger. Now, being able to get a closer look, the students were able to focus their eyes on a most inspiring sight. Brightly glowing candles were held firmly in the hands of scholarly stu¬ dents who slowly walked down the darkened corridors of the auditorium. if tU +u ' bJW ' Honor Society: Row 1: Nancy Wedler, Marybeth Strum, Marli Abermathy, Sue Parry, Connie Kallman, Sandy Ciarcia; Row 2: Jan Constantina, Eve Levitan, Linda Strube, Shelley Mclnnis, Sally Tom, Skip Norfolk, Cathy Selph; Row 3: Cathie McGee, Sue Usilton, Peggy Shaw, Anna Marie Howell, Debbie Thompson, Cathy Ross, Bruce Graham, Sue Ridd; Row 4: Mamcy Johnson, Lynn Darting, Dorothy Borresen, Lisa Stephenson, Louise Shutter, Bruce Spiher, John Pitas, Mark Scarr; Row 5: Yale Lyman, Chuck Hoffman, Karen Lloyd, Eric Charlton, Marilyn Schlipf, Kathy Rector, Karen Good, Dick Price, Don Fishburne, Dave Chenock, Ron Beuch. Not Pictured: Cathy Bozarth. 101 WTW o ja O 2 ►� « N i-l o 2 on Lynn Darling and Skip Norfolk reflect the somber mood of Honor Society inductions. They explained the purpose and function of NHS to the stu¬ dent body. The shimmering lights reflected on their dedicated faces and the ever growing pride within their hearts caused the honor students’ eyes to sparkle as never before. These students were about to receive an honor well worth the sacrifices they so willingly made in the past to insure outstanding scholastic achievement. They were about to be inducted into the National Honor Society. Early in September, the Honor Society’s Speaker’s Bureau went from homeroom to homeroom acquainting students with the organization that sponsored a tutoring service and through the Fine Arts Committee’s interesting assemblies The Navy Band received a standing ovation at the end of their performance. Everyone agreed that it was the best in Woodson’s history.” There was, as the News¬ paper Staff cleverly stated much ado about Catholic U.”, as the National Players staged Much Ado About Nothing” early in October. Terri Kacena and Artis Smith, Honor Society inductees, stand in the refreshment line with their mothers at the reception for new members. ORGANIZATIONS WTW 102 Cavalcade Hey, Odeo Kaloney, have you seen Biggy Rat? He’s got my editorial, and Manfred and I need it desperately for our layout!” No. Itchy Brother, I haven’t, but maybe Tom Terrific or Super Woman can find him for you! What’s this, Kiddie Cartoon Carnival? Why, of course not, it’s the cleverly comical Cavalcade! The Cavalcade not only instilled a little humor into their rigorous activities, but they also combined initia¬ tive, fortitude, and skill to fabricate an outstanding newspaper. Each reporter scrambled about frantically, gathering all sorts of juicy” information, while page editors desperately struggled to fill in that one little hole that kept turning up in the midst of their layouts. Red-letter achievements and potent editorials were highlighted on the first page, while second and third pages featured controversial topics. Complete and accu¬ rate accounts of the results of games were listed in the sports section-fourth page. Among the searching questions raised were: How should high school be taught?”, and What should be done about the glass spattered parking lot?” Over 2500 students were kept in the know as the Cavalcade repeatedly turned out an outstanding diary of Woodson’s many noteworthy events. REPORTERS: Nancy Joyce, Don Tepper, Missi McMorries. THIRD PAGE EDITORS: Don Pless, Mary Tyson. FOURTH PAGE EDITORS: Chuck Simpson, Terry Light. 7 vf FIRST PAGE EDITORS: Kyle Fauth, Martin Pera. SECOND PAGE EDITOR: Ron Verner. ASSISTANT EDITOR, Judy Mantell; SPONSOR, Mrs. Gorey; EDITOR, Mary Beth Sturm. ORGANIZATIONS ORGA NIZATIONS WTW 104 BUSINESS AND ART STAFF: Row 1: Lois D ' Angelo, Jan Constantine; Row 2: Lynne Rogers, Barbara Sonnett, Anne Le Masurier, Mary Miller, Chris Clauson. Page Providing a showcase for the best in Cavalier talent was the avowed goal of the staff of the Page, Woodson s outstanding literary-art magazine. Encouraging hesitating young writers, poets and artists to submit their work for evaluation turned out to be the staff s first and foremost job, as they tried to point out to the student body that it was up to them to make the Page a success. Within its pages, the magazine represented a variety of artistic worlds, ranging from the literary world of poetry, short stories, essays, and features, to the fields of sculpture, photography, painting, and drawing. Quality was the determining factor in selection, as the Page mirrored a true reflection of the ideas, attitudes, and outlooks of its readers. PROSE AND POETRY STAFF: Penny Howard, Nancy Barnhart, Connie Kallman, Sara Stonecipher, Dorothy Borreson. Nancy Faries seems to be inspired by an artistic trash can as she reads over a theme submitted to the Page. 105 WTW SPONSORS AND EDITORS: Mrs. James, Terry Jones, Mrs. Green, Lynn Darling, Mrs. Keever. ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Brad Hutson Mrs. Glenda Martin, Business Advisor SENIOR SECTION: Artis Smith, Linda Strube; Editor, Karen Rhynehart. CAVALIER Over-exposed photographs, discarded papers and fac¬ ulty layouts were scattered among mammouth masses of top quality work. The ’68 Cavalier Staff was selected in March ’67 and immediately got underway as they attended a Yearbook Workshop at the University of Virginia. Early on the morning of October 13th, the staff boarded a bus, their destination New York City. At their own expense, the students attended a Yearbook Seminar at Columbia Uni¬ versity to further their training. Each day, come sixth period, the jovial staff congre¬ gated in room 116 to discuss future deadlines and plan devious methods of escaping last minute rushes. Despite the many pre-arranged plots, the staff never managed to allot quite enough time for all that needed to be ac¬ complished; therefore deadline” became a dirty word in the vocabulary of the staff, as it meant scrambling for last minute information, reprinting faculty photos and chang¬ ing numerous layouts. Frantically working up to the last fraction of a second, a year’s effort was submitted, and the staff took a deep sigh of relief-only to start the following day on the task of selecting and training the coming year’s staff. 107 WTW COPY STAFF: Phil Weiss, Marli Seibert; Edi¬ tor, Karen Talley, Kathy Becker PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Dave Hill: Editor David Lange ORGANIZATIONS CLASSROOM SECTION: Nancy Wedler, Editor, and Sue Leftwich BUSINESS STAFF: Ruth Tucker and Sue Hallstead, Co-Editors m - m r ” r L M v l i A si r US : i f I ipfiisr ' W- ' w ■H r 5 - WSSm -w V i®SC5 mam ■ • Kit • R ' H ' • ’■L ' L KS ■eesai ORGANIZATIONS SECTION: Rod Burfield, Editor, and Jerri Shepherd DIRECTORY STAFF: Linn Schneider, Editor STAFF ASSISTANTS: Colleen Guard and Brad Burfield UNDERCLASSMEN SECTION: Lynn Fitzger¬ ald, Donna Teagle, Editor; Ann Mullan, Mike Marshall SPORTS SECTION: Dana Scott, Boys’ Sports Editor; Larry Strube, Peggy Shaw, Girls’ Sports Editor ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS WTW 110 Drama Club DRAMA CLUB: Row 1: Cathy Valentic, Dee Selph, Marcia Butterfield, Linda Yarnell, Becky Sturman. Jennifer Parker, Pat Matthews Bev Gould, Kathy Houska, Melinda Rathbun, Janice Bailey, Carol Eckland Ginny Ballou; Row 2: Betty Hice, Sheila White, Sharon White, Dorene Madden, Kathie Barton, Cathy Martin, Nancy Taft Chris Clauson, B J. Stahe, Chris Viltoft, Kit Jones, Kris Vik; Row 3: Kirby Lemesh, Jim B och Judi Steinberg, Tina Belfield, Deborah Gomez, Monica Farrell, Diane Pitz, Sue McKenna, Kim Clew, Sidney Clark; Row 4: Cindy Wilson, Judi Nicholson, Debi McCarn, Betsey Hazen, Becky Spiher. Cathy Lee, Roxane Giesecke, Karen Reid, Jane Hayes, Lucy Callaghern, Ll P d a .fcoby, Victoria Hortum; Row 5: Terry Knopke, Mary Halligan, Connie Wilson Stepheme Walter, Leticia Nickel, Greg Pollock, Cindy Lake, Janaye Day, Diana Day, Debbie Pozinsky, Ann Coscia, Beth Brenton; Row 6: Danny Gift, Bill White, Carol Moorefield, Gigi Olmstead, Lenore Pera, 1 risha Stapleton, Susan Lane, Robin McMahon, Susan Blasingame, Patti Ryan, Meta Cleve¬ land, Carla Cornish; Row 7: John Kelleher, Charles Coates, Mar ianne Kuric, Camille Crombie, Steve Henderson, Randy Dorischel, Michael Pratt, Chris Hoffman, Richard Humphreys, Madelaine Murad, Linda Viltoft, Cindy Mchead, Amy Wallach; Row 8: Jon Fagan, Tom Kosmk, Barbara Beym; Row 9: Bruce Williams, Sue McGuigan, Bobbi Kungel, Heather Lamond, Ann Scott, Dyane Davis, Melissa McMorries, Lesley Irwin, Becky Ratcliffe, Jayne Aluir, Polly Humphreys, Virginia Hayes; Ron’ 10: Janet McClurkin, Wendy Jones, Mrs. Bedinger, Lyn Fitzgerald, Tom Bates, Mike Jones, Pat McGary. The midnight oil burned in the auditorium as Drama Club members perfected their art. Six weeks before a performance the production swung into action. Costumes were researched and designed, sets were devised, and scripts were studied. The opening night of the club’s first presentation, Take Her, She’s Mine,” was attended by only about 100 people due to an untimely eleven-inch snow, but the second night and the later productions more than made up with large audiences. The most active of Drama Club members were selected for membership to the National Thespian Society. Partici¬ pants in any aspect of a production were awarded points. The number of points varied on what work was done and how much effort was put forth. When 10 points were accumulated, membership was at hand. W ith this criteria of participation plus ability, the Thespians were the Honor Society of drama. Ill WTW THESPIANS: Row 1: Janet McClurkin, Bruce Williams, Liz Johnson; Row 2: Ginny Ballou, Jennifer Parker, Carol Ecklund; Row 3: Lynn Fitzgerald, Pat Blazy, Nancy Faries, Wendy Jones; Row 4: Mike Johnson, Mike Jones; Top: Tom Bates. Cam Crombie displays serious dramatic form while trying out for the Drama Club production Take Her, She’s Mine”. The tryouts lasted for two days. ORGANIZATIONS Debate Team The year began on an optimistic note as the W. T. Woodson Debate Team researched and scrimmaged to prepare for the league opener against Annandale. Standardization of criminal investigating procedures” was the topic for debate. The squad was strengthened by varsity returnees Peter McKenna and Rod Burfield. A new form of distributing material for research was tried this year. A special shelf for debate literature only was set aside in the library. Team members could check out material for one night only and return it the next day. In this way more material was made available to more of the team members. Debate Captain Martin Pera gestures to emphasize a point during an after-chool scrimmage. DEBATE TEAM: Row 1: Rod Burfield, Richard Koskella, Martin Pera, Eric Charlton; Row 2: Steve Rugo, Carol Nussbaumer, Julie Sherman, Kathy Campbell, Donna Hickling, Susan Rifkin, Steve Roberts, Bill Douthitt. 113 WTW Forensics FORENSICS: Row 1: Robin Smith, Debbie Meloy, Kathy Kinney, Camille Crombie; Row 2: Alexis Withers, Maureen Fitzgerald, Bonnie Fellingham, Jayne Townsend, Mary Johnson; Row .3: Laurie Ross, Peggy Rifkin, Nancy Strang. Dynamic students gave original speeches and the more pensive members injected the full intents of poets to the approval of judges. While prose was interpreted spellers spelled. The ace of the spelling section was Jayne Townsend, a veritable dictionary of English spelling. Mrs. Meadows expressed her high hopes for Jayne in saying that she will take the state championship. Coach Meadows, in the after-school practices, helped choose works for the individual team members’ ability and personality. Then came the countless readings and re- readings in hopes of perfection. The finished result of a year’s effort was a feeling for the literary art with a com¬ fort and command of the spoken word. ORGANIZATIONS A.F.S.: Row 1: Mrs. Wigutoff, Cathy Bozarth, Miriam Nunez, Eve Levitan, Patti Knie, Nancy Breeden, Bonnie Fellingham; Row 2: Travis Cloud, Leticia Nickel, Jenny Erickson, Kathy Milillo, Mary Jacobsen, Rosalinda Negron, Deborah Gomez, Gail Klemm, Beth Foster; Row 3: Jane Lynch, Susan Arnberger, Kathy Campbell, Sally Duffy, Susan Tolbert, Beth Cumbie, Becky Coy, Mary Prescott, Barbara Stoneman; Row 4: Patti Carbat Betsey Wilbern, Laurie Mallon, Donna Hickling, Chris Zwicke, Linda Tay¬ lor, Linda Stangohr, Marsha Krengel; Row 5: Carol Gabardy, Susanne Car¬ penter, Carolyn Krytusa, Lois D ' Angelo, Debbie Kenney, Kay Durham, Kit Jones, Susan Apter, Carol Cameron, Sara Levitan, Mary Lane, Rita Leavell, Sally Tom; Rou’ 6: Lisa Harrison, Sue Campbell, Nancy Peters, Sally D’Angelo, Linda Strube, Jon Fagan, Artis Smith, Erica Horn, Lisa Stephen¬ son, Pat Malchow; Row 7: Jayne Townend, Betty Hice, Marita McNamara, Trudie Hamilton, Virginia Hayes, Ulli Baussus, Brooks Cloud, Diane Pitz, Sean Clark, Pam Lathrop; Row 8: Cindy Hartl, Carol Claybrook, Pat Pataky, Greg Pollock, Raymond Clark, Laurie Mason, Ginny Ballou, Nancy Strickland, Linda Meloy. Miriam Nunez cuts the cake signifying her new home in America with the assistance of Eve Levitan, AFS presi¬ dent. AFS The program which evolved from the semi-monthly meetings of the Woodson chapter of the American Field Service attempted to add depth to the student s outlook on the world. Highlights of the year included a trip to New York, a visit to the United Nations, Chinatown, and the Statue of Liberty. Also there was the annual AFS As¬ sembly featuring a mock television program to publicize the history and nature of the organization. In addition the club brought Miriam Nunez from Ecuador to Wood- son. These and other activities of AFS helped to promote the highest ideals of international brotherhood and understanding throughout the world. Miriam Nunez shows AFS members the necklace presented to her by Eve Levitan on behalf of the American Field Service. ORGANIZATIONS WTW 116 F.H.A.: Row 1: Debbie Thompson, Valerie Grabsch, Linda Ruef, Jean Rowland, Brenda Hall, Linda Lawrence, Andrea Davis, Debbie Wilkes; Row 2: Joy Boblitt, Janet Bradley, Linda Zuk, Jamie Marshall, Kathi Ryan, Nancy Young, Karen Wolff, Lisa Thorne; Row 3: Roberta Ainsley, Bernadette Laraia, Donna Taler, Barbara Bennett, Jane Fieser, Diane DeFilippis, Judy Kandl, Debbie Church, Laurie Roemer; Row 4: Linda Lanham, Donna Gravenstine, Vicki Weatherholtz, Nancy Donegan, Janet James, Theresa Knudsen; Row 5: Colleen Small, Phyllis Hirsctman, Marsha Paceley, Kathy Toole, Rita Russell. FHA Club Well, can I help it if my mother never taught me to crack eggs?” Not only did the Future Homemakers of America learn to cook, but they sponsored an Election Day babysitting service and the Annual Red Cross Drive, The Christmas Tea, the Faculty Tea, and the FHA Ban¬ quet proved exciting for the tireless girls as they went from one project to another. The Breakfast Club, sponsored by the FHA, served orange juice, doughnuts, and milk in Cafeteria B every morning for those poor, starving souls who had skipped breakfast. Hungry Woodsonites line up for nourishment dished out by the FHA Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Cliib serves orange juice and doughnuts every day before school. FTA Club The third grade class had just begun in the Cantebury Wood’s Elementary School when four Woodson FTA students entered the room interrupting the practicing of the multiplication table. Who are they?” whispered a girl in the back of the room. I know,” a small boy answered, ' ' they’re the FTA people.” ' ' FTA people? What’s that?” she asked. ' ' They want to be teachers so they get out of school to see how teachers teach.” ' ' Oh, I see,” said the girl. When I get to high school I’m going to be an FTA person so I can get out of school.” Yeah, but that’s not all they do. Sometimes they have teas for their teachers and they sell cookies and cakes.” Another boy added, That’s called a bake sale. My brother is in the FTA and he told me so.” You mean boys can join?” Sure, anyone who’s interested about teaching can be a member.” F.T.A.: Row 1: Mrs. Martin, Kathy Church, Mary McAfee, Jennie Michael, Lannie Wendorf, Karen Lloyd, Miss Johnson; Row 2: Beth Brenton, Peggy Powell, Terri Bomba, Barbara Beym, Kathy McGuigan; Row 3: Susan Leftwich, Sharon Grabher, Kathi Ryan, Marilynn Maury, Gale Bechtel, Roberta Ainsley, Elaine Plummer; Row 4: Fran Nassetta, Cathy Musco, Deane Griggs, Pat Matthews, Jennifer Parker, Saundra Brookshire, Barbara Loomis; Row 3: Kathy Beck, Linda Stangohr, Chris Fierke, Jane Bloodgood, Pam OJala, Kathy Duley, Anne Le Masurier; Row 6: Peggi Bennett, Peggy Beers, Patti Sinnett, Kathy West, Sheila Lynch, Ann Winkler, Lucy Diercks, Candy Holland; Row 7: Sherry Lindenmeyer, Susan Bickmore, Chris Hoff¬ man, John Keahey, Denice Flickinger, Chris Clauson. ORGANIZATIONS 118 WTW KEYETTE CLUB: Row 1: Miss Murray, Marli Abernathy, Marilyn Schltpf, Julie Wilkins, Cathy Smith, Mrs. Brown; Row 2: Miriam Nunez, Marybeth Sturm, Judy Stein, Janet Roth, Sue Parry, Anna Marie Howell, Janet Sullivan, Robin Noel, Linda Morales, Peggy Howell, Lisa Mandzak, Diane Bacas, Barbara Stoneman, Carol Ansheles, Cathy Bozarth; Rote 4: Terry Knopke, Kathy Beck, Kendra Vandermeulen, Joyce Bauer, Marty Gray, Diane Price, Brenda Hall, Holli Herickes; Row 5: Barbi Smith, Cathy Ross, Louise Shutler, Connie Kallman, Dorothy Borresen, Nancy Johnson, Barbara Lewis, Georgia Bacas; Row 6: Mary McAtee, Susan Hall, Nancy Parry, Barb Abernethy, Kathy Kinney, Lynn Darling, Kathy Rector, Ginny Ballou, Laurie Mason. KEYETTES Oh, great, my ' secret pal’ left a snowball in my locker! If only 1 knew who she was . . Along with secret pals,” Keyettes had other traditions. The Christmas time candy cane sale left many a student with sticky fingers and gooey faces, and the Daffodil Sale on the first day of spring brightened Woodson’s halls and classrooms. The most important service projects conducted by Keyettes during the school year were Safety Week and Peace Corps Week. Representative Keyettes attended the National Keyette Convention during the spring in Wash¬ ington, D. C. KEY CLUB The Key Club solved the communications problem with the Student Telephone Directory, Woodson’s idea of the Yellow Pages. The Keyettes, and the Key Club sponsored National Safety Week in the spring. Officer Cox, a member of the Fairfax County Police force, presented movies along with slides depicting teenage accidents where cars were ripped apart and totally mutilated bodies were thrown clear of the wreckage. With the combination of a pep-rally and sock hop, the Key Club presented the fourth annual Blue and White Night. Members of the select club are chosen for leadership and service abilities to WTW. They are selected under the scrutinizing auspices of a faculty committee and stu¬ dents. John Cushman, Key Club Vice-President, sells Skip Norfolk a WTW directory. The compiling of a school directory is an annual service performed by the Key Club. KEY CLUB: Row 1: Pete Hansen, John Cushman, Paul Newton, Bill Douthitt; Row 2: John Fagan, Dale Greenlee, Daryl Powell, Tom Kosnik, Chuck Hoffman, Craig Jacobs, Phil Shutter, Dayna Matthews: Row 3: Bob Elmore, Bruce Spiher, Regis Carr, Pat Lee, Brian Hoffman, Bill Nesley, Bill Holdbold, Jim Eger; Row 4: Wayne Jacobs, Grag Pozinsky, Chip Dicks, John Keahey, Dave Chernock, Whit Hollis, Dick Price, John Kelleher, Chuck Simpson. Row 5: Chris Hoffman, Mike Hincewicz, Gilbert Ewell, Gary Friedman, Bob Meyers, Don Fishburne, Richard Koskella, Steve Doub, Lee Corder. Not Pictured: Bruce Graham. ORGANIZATIONS WTW 120 Cavalier Corps The Jack-of-all-trades”, Woodson’s Cavalier Corps, daringly endeavored to tackle the dirty work” that other students flatly refused to do and defied unco¬ operative students who interfered. Providing exceptional service for W. T. Woodson, the ingenious handy-men” guarded against unwanted gate crashers, patrolled the jam-packed parking lots, checked in spectators’ bulky coats, and in general provided exceptional service. More than just meeting the demands of a Friday night game, the Cavalier Corps worked with pride to make Woodson a school with pride. George Tulli displays some of the muscle necessary to be in the Cava¬ lier Corps to an obviously frightened Mike Marshall. CAVALIER CORPS: Row 1: Bruce Spiher, Daryl Powell, Karl Gallegos; Row 2: Bob Elmore, Hank Starkweather, George Tulli, Dale Greenlee. 121 WTW Pep Club Despite the attempts that were made to change Cavalier Charlie’s image from a ludicrous knight to a chivalrous Chevalier, students persisted to bellow, Hey, there goes good ol’ lubberly Cavalier Charlie! as Carl Gallegos displayed his regal jaunt before a crowd of thousands. The Pep Club boosted the teams from behind the scenes and designed colorful, colossal posters previewing games. Chartered buses, sponsored by the Pep Club, enabled over one hundred students to get a front row of the action, who otherwise would have been unable to witness our victories. PEP CLUB: Row 1: Mrs. Jones, Janice Bailey, Bernadette Laraia, Cheryl Litz; Row 2: Marilyn O’Hara, Linda Lewett, Dee Selph, Cathy Valentic, Patti Ryan, Michelle Killion, Jenny Erickson, Bunni Markarian; Row 3: Joann Roth, Peggi Ranegan, Robin Amaral, Lisa Tallia, Pam Dill, Marty Barton, Sherri Smith; Row 4: James Long, Tom Kosnik, Pat Story, Trisha Stapleton, Kathy Clark, Lynne Montross, Candy Sheris, Janet McGregor, Linda Yarnelli; Row 5: Beth Cumbie, Anne Faircloth, Patti Withers, Betsy South, Pat Musco, Marty Enter, Peg Uhthoff; Row 6: Kathy Nunnelly, Laura Heffron, Larry Hart, Donna Hickling, Cathy Reid, Cindy Reynolds, Sherry Young, Julie Barrigan, Allison St. Clair, Beth Kepler, Patti Sheldon; Row 7: Mary Clowenbach, Cindi Campbell, Marita McNamara, Don Maley, Lenore Pera, Gigi Olmstead, Ron Petersen, Ron LeBlanc, David Rafolko, Louie Perini; Row 8: Carolyn Tulloh, Frances Gasper, Janet Lawrence, Marge Baird, Elaine Slauvin, Betty Hice, Linn Schneider, Caroline Robert¬ son, Madelaine Murad, Joe Laraia; Row 9: Allison Hall, Carol Claybrook, Kathie Fincannon, Gary Sanford, Trudy Wamsley, Linda Thomson, Bill Dawson, Gary Eckstein, Ed Youngblood, Franklin Keplinger, Allan Rhinehart. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS TW 122 BATON CORPS: JoAnna Prickett, Bethanie Holland, Terri Jones, Kathy Houska, Carol Latta, Linda Cockerell, Peggi Amend, Donna Lindsay, Carole Smith, Georgia Bacas, Joyce Piccione, Becky Sturman, Jane Hofflich, Patti Taylor, Kathy Bracewell; center, Diane Bacas. 123 WTW Baton Corps Turn off the lights!” was the cry that filled the stadium, as Woodson students anticipated the attractive, colorful Cavalettes’ fire routine at the fifth annual Home¬ coming rally. Throughout the year, Woodson’s Cavalette Baton Corps demonstrated exceptional skill and poise in executing intricate routines. These sixteen talented girls bolstered school spirit at the Friday morning sunrise services” at pep rallies, football and basketball games, and at Extravaganza. Pretty Carole Smith is illuminated by one of the lights at the foot¬ ball stadium while performing during a half-time show. Half¬ time routines are one of the Baton Corps’ specialties. The expressions of Beth Holland, Joyce Piccione, and Peggi Amend are of intense concentration while performing at a before-school pep rally. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 124 WTW Members of the Cavalier Marching Band relax a little as they march off the field after another successful half¬ time show. Here they are! Those clowns of the Symphonic Band, the W.T. Woodson Pep Band. The group bolstered school spirit through their artistic performances at pep rallies. 125 WTW SYMPHONIC BAND The Marching Cavaliers sounded off the school year performing precision drills at the football halftime shows, instilling school spirit within every spectator with each Kill”, the fast-paced drum cheer. After football season, the Symphonic Band stressed concert music. Joining the choirs in February, the band produced the yearly EXTRAVAGANZA. In March, the band placed very high among local schools in the District Band Festival. To climax the year, the band accompanied the Class of 1968 for the commencement exercises in June. Symphonic Band: Row 1: Cheryl Hailey, Dottie Boulter, Leslie Rymer, Sue Borreson, Mary Bowers, Nancy Peters, Penny Giller, Paula Granger, Sara Cross, Elaine Plummer; Row 2: Bob Meyer, Alan Thompson, Tim Aucreman, Randy Reynolds, Karen Lloyd, Martha Gray, Gale Bechtel, Terri Thomas, Bonnie Allen, Mike Miccalski, Tad MacGowan, Paul Schleusner, Brad Wing, Eric Lundy, Tom Bates, Sally Tom; Row 3: Dev Tower, Marty Rowell, Standley Howell, Jim Rubright, Joe Sands, Wayne Thornton, Sherry Schultz, David Howard, Ward Camp, Bill Hildbold, Sam Murphy, Lynn Knothe, Steve Rugo, Rick Gabardy, Bruce Graham, George Story, Dave Romaine, Bob Pickford, Charlie Harrison, Dave Rafalko, Mark Young; Row 4: Bill Weston, Jim Parcell, Sue Bickmore, Jean Cwiek, Dave Mowery, Richard Whitt, Dave Kelleher, Steve Waller, Steve Pappas, Rich Rosenbluth, Marc Rittman, Alan Marsh, Diane Duram, Jim Thomas, Scott Lewis, Dave Chernock, Lee Corder, Gerry Kelleher, Dave Bloodgood, Steve Berry, Tom Riggs, Jim IaGarde, Bill Porter, Dave Newlun, Steve Doub, Alan Fairfield, President; Dickie Gieselman, George Adams, Dave Ciotti, Dayna Matthews John Kelleher, Bill Kluykendall, Charier Ebeling, Ted Hatfield, Paul Gasperides. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 126 WTW CONCERT CHOIR: Row 1: Kathy Conrad, Karen Paxton, Marie Thomas, Cathy Lee, Claudia Carrick, Barb Sturm, Jenny Erickson, Donna Goodman, Connie McGee; Row 2: Ruthe Milko, Gail Francais, Linda Rowell, Mary Kauflin, Barbara Clarke, Carol Walline, Amanda Julian, Barbara Moore, Debbie Noble, Linda Chappell, B. J. Stahl; Row 3: Laura Henderson, Kathy Cavanaugh, Carol Barrett, Nancy Young, Diane Bushee, Virginia Swavely, Kathie Fincannon, Nancy Gonzales, Betty Hice, Fran Nassetta, Donna Tolson, Patti Klinker, Georgia Bacas, Ann Winkler, Debon Kristoff; Row 4: Dufy Hall, Joe Laraia, Bob Kettler, Stanley Barnes, Charles Funk, Andrew Elsby, Trip Jones, David Thomas, Allan Rhinehart, David Diesselhorst, Chip Chase, Walter Belles, Kevin Ganley. CONCERT CHOIR Concert Choir was kept extremely busy with various programs held annually by the W. T. Woodson High School choir department. At the Christmas Concert, their first appearance, the choir had the dubious honor of being showered by Ivory soapflakes instead of snow. By this means, a bit of comedy was added to the program, especially during the song White Christmas” which was sung amid sneezes and giggles. The Concert Choir added a bit of fantasy to Extrava¬ ganza as they portrayed the well known story about the old lady and her shoe. As the curtains opened, the audi¬ ence viewed a group of 75 young children, all of them running to Mama for their daily meal which consisted of one bowl of gruel. Several songs were sung, but the one which added the most tranquility was Inch Worm.” SYMPHONIC CHOIR Man who has class in sewer has mind in gutter,” was the gem of wisdom which brought the finale to A School for Scandals.”. The skit, performed by the Symphonic Choir was a light-hearted tale of Chadsworth, a brilliant goody-good who became mixed up with a group of cor¬ ruptive hoods while attending classes in a sewer. Gen¬ erously, the hoods offered to further Chadsworth’s edu¬ cation by acquainting him with such handy conveniences as pickpocketing. Instead of furthering his education, they succeeded in destroying it. Pick a Little, Take a Little” and Come Home Bill Baily” were two familiar songs sung by the talented Sym¬ phonic Choir in Extravaganza. The Cavalier Chorale, formerly Woodson’s Madrigal Singers,” specialized in performing show music, jazz, bal¬ lads and folksongs. MADRIGALS: Row 1: Judy Stein, Ann Scott, Jackie Scott, Laura Casey, Carol Ecklund, Beth Pulley, Sarah Stonecipher, Kathy Ragan, Marybeth Sturm; Row 2: Bruce Williams, Chris Hoffman, Karl Gallegos, Charles Coates, John Elmore, Bill Harper; Row 3: Eric Vore, Marshall Ellis, Wayne Smith, Eric Charlton, John Bussler, Clark Funk, Mark McLendon. SYMPHONIC CHOIR: Row 1: Diane Wellum, Wendy Wilburn, Ann Scott, Linda Campbell, Jennie Brown, Marty Barton, Jackie Scott, Betsy Oliver, Cathy Bozarth, Mary Regan, Beth Foster, Pam Milam, Barbi Smith, Kathy Ragan, Linda Morales, Sue Newpher, Janet Sullivan, Patti Farmer, Marybeth Sturm; Row 2: Judy Stein, Sharon Webb, Judy Foveaux, Jayne Townend, Joyce Piccione, Diane Bender, Kathy Kinney, Sherry Jacobsen, Patti Orme, Kendra Vandermeulen, Bernadette Laraia, Kathy Freeman, Cathie Mordhorst, Laurie Mallon, Peggy Paxton, Carla Savey, Carol Latta, Debbie Sebring, Peggy Cannon, Carol Ecklund; Row 3: Barbara Stoneman, Cheryl Greenberg, Nancy Strickland, Don Brant, Allen Newcomb, Jim Minker, Karl Gallegos, Eric Charlton, Mark McLendon, Clayton Hill, John Elmore, Bill Harper, Gilbert Ewell, Mike Fletcher, Beth Pulley, Ann Rubottom, Sarah Stonecipher, Susan Bonham, Laura Casey, Debby Wood; Row 2: Michael Richardson, Eric Vore, Bruce Williams, John Barbato, Chris Hoffman, David Wetherington, Glenn Vestal, Walt Culver, Dale Gilbert, Richard Jones, Marshall Ellis, Clark Funk, Rick Sprague, Tony Poe, Wayne Smith, John Keahey, John Raine, Bill Hayes, Dan Brant, Terry Dean, Don Fishburne, Dan Gibson, Charlie Coates, John Bussler. . V £- ' A k. i 1%: WgLM j k J ■ - jp, � M ' iWK. nYu E: fiSB ' ji m | ,. A mm V Mb m w f f f ♦ m M Li V W m i t m iff il 1 1 TREBLE CHOIR: Row 1: Sharon Hercules, Kathy Ehle, Janet Blair, Cathy Musco, Rosalinda Negron, Marsha Krengel, Anna Marie Howell, Harriet Massey, Karen Davidson, Lynne Stevenson, Marilyn Black; Row 2; Sharon Pfleger, Anne Faircloth, Debbie Semb, Peggy Howell, Karen Houghten, Kit Jones, Jane Jewett, Jean Goldenberg, Cathie Morse, Carole Ansheles, Debbie Gole, Linda Cockrell, Janet Colvocoresses; Row 3: Pam Limbeck, Bev Prentice, Carolyn Cross, Bernice Miller, Joyce Marshall, Bonnie Smith, Pam Ickert, Carolyn Krytusa, Cami Ard, Becky Sarley, Joyce Coffey, Allison Hall, Carol Moorefield, Jill Atkinson. 1 Jack Alix of WPGC radio station explains the details of a concert to be given at Woodson in cooperation with the WTW music de¬ partment. TREBLE CHOIR Treble Choir, the novice of the Choral Department, made its debut at the Christmas Concert dressed in cos¬ tumes reminiscent of the Gay Nineties” under the direc¬ tion of Mr. Grant. At Extravaganza the choir represented a group of pi¬ rates looking for the Golden Garter. Capturing a thief suspected of stealing their precious jewels, the girls sang Baubles, Bangles, and Beads” after the thief’s shirt tore, exposing the stolen items. % 129 WTW FRESHMAN CHOIR Because the Freshman choir consists solely of the fair sex, Mr. Grant can sometimes be seen turning various shades of crimson reprimanding the girls’ demeanor, or expounding his abhorrence of yakkety women” to the nearest listener. Nonetheless, he has said that he enjoys working with the girls and adds that the choir is among the best of its kind in the area. The freshman choir’s debut” was in the Christmas Concert in December. The girls were dressed, all ready for bed, anticipating the arrival of that revered saint of Christmas, Santa Claus. To pass the time away, the girls sang various songs and carols, beginning with an old German carol, La La Bye” and ending with Have Your¬ self A Merry Little Christmas.” For Extravaganza, the choir depicted love-struck Mar¬ tians in green, inhuman-looking costumes. To open their act, ten girls performed a modern dance called Dance of the Molecules” followed by the song Green Eyes.” An American space ship landed on Mars” and the Martians fell in love with the guitar-playing robot. The girls then sang Fly Me to the Earth,” a variation on the song Fly Me to the Moon,” and closed with the popular song Up Up and Away.” Freshman Choir: Row 1: Judy Steinberg, Susan Hemingway, Patty Wenger, Cathy McCabe, Patty Ryan, Alice Watters, Mary Prickett, Liz Douthitt, Janet McGregor, Linda Viltoft, Debby Payne, Laura Mugas, Becky Cramer, Laura Twiford; Row 2: Varyn Wetherington, Debbie Vobrhies, Trish Stapleton, Katie Shannon, Peggy Ranegan, Chris Cross, Diane Daniels, Becky Coy, Diane Cryggs, Mary Ellen Smith, Janet White, Gail Thompson, Bobbi Krengel; Row 3: Sharon Lockwood, Pat McAden Trudie Hamilton, Kathy Nunneley, Jill Ansheles, Wanda Cornwell, Robert Holland, JoAnne Rehm, Mary Prescott, Kris Knibehly, Cathy Root, Beth Kepler, Nancy Light, Cathey Acuff, Julie Bell, Brenda Bixler, Carol Chase; Row 4: Mary Mowery, Dorthy Isac, Jill Berry, Joan Barton, Peyton Robertson, Jean Howell, Marge Baird, Madeline Millican, Marita McNamara, Margaret Gray, Sandy Riddle, Judy Hemenway, Julie Sanford, Meta Cleveland, Cynthia McCleod, Sue Corder, Pam Holt. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 130 WTW LATIN CLUB Faster slave. We must get to the banquet table as quickly as possible. This was the jovial scene at the Latin Club Banquet in March. Students dressed in togas sitting on the floor were served roast pig by the Freshman club members who acted as slaves. After studying some of the ancient classics for ideas, the club wrote and presented a skit for the International Dinner and Saturnalia , a Christmas party for all Latin Clubs in Fairfax County. Then in late spring, the Latin Club ended the year’s ac¬ tivities at a picnic given by Mrs. Mathers, club sponsor, on her farm. LATIN CLVR: Row 1: Mary Tyson, Bruce Williams, John Pitas, Jane Lynch, Barbi Smith, Ron Beuch; Row 2: Mrs. Mathers, Don Tepper, Lee Blumenthal, Eve Levitan, Jessica Jones, Sara Levitan; Row 3: Kay Chronis, Sue Campbell, Jim Tyson, Mary Kauflin, Anne Jones, Deanna Weaver; Row 4: Charles Stevens, Jim Eger, Greg Pollock, Mary Miller, Ralph Theile, Mary Ellen O ' Donnell, Bonnie Fellingham, Caroline Robertson, Cindy Corcoran. FRENCH CLUB Poor Bitos,” Jean Anouillh’s interpretation of the French Revolution, sent French Club members back through the centuries to the year 1789 with its mob riots and court pomp and splendor. In February, the French Club members, after stuffing themselves with coq au vin and camembert cheese, visited the National Gallery of Art where they studied the differ¬ ent styles of Degas and Picasso. Kathy Becker, French Club President, listens to a suggestion from the floor concerning the French Club’s annual banquet at one of the bi-monthly meetings. FRENCH CLUB: Row 1: Kathy Tadich, Kristine Becker; Row 2: John Doye, Detta Arico, Chris Viltoft, Kerry Roche, Shelley Neff, Patti Ryan, Jenise Setian, Kris Vik, David Shutler, George Jewitt, Lenore Pera, Nancy Eger, Laura Heffior, Sue McKenna; Row 4: Linda Cyr, Donna Drake, Jim Eger, Brad Burfield, Tom Kosnik, Leslie Jones, Nancy Peters; Row 5: Diane Pitz, Clint Myers, Mike Roche, Donna Hickling, Peggy Howell, Mary Tyson, Trisha Stapleton, Betsy South; Row 6: Allison Hall, Shelley White, Sally D’Angelo, Chris Fierke, Sue Ridd, Allison St. Clair, Beth Kepler, Patti Sheldon, Moira Addington; Row 7: Michael Pratt, Paul Shaver, Kim Chew, Donna Smith, Bill DeLano, Ron LeBlanc, David Rafolko, Louie Perini, Barbara Moore, Chrys Arnold, Pat Pataky, Linda Thomson, Mary Lynn Bowers, John Alexander, Albert Chapman, Valorie Logus. ORGANIZATIONS WTW 132 SPANISH CLUB: Row 1: Mrs. Ford, Shelley Mclnnis, Miriam Nunez, Ron Harris; Row 2: Deborah Gomez, Rosalinda Negron, Marty Barron, Sherri Smith, Mary Jacobsen, Barbara Beym; Row 3: Kathy Clark, Mary Milano, Becky Cramer, Ginnie Kirsch, Terry Knopke, Susanne Brown; Row 4: Terri Manara, Cindy Reynolds, Pat Musco, Judy Seitzer, Cathy Lee, Leticia Nickel, Karin Houghten; Row 5: Cathie McGee, Peggy Cannon, Pam Sibley, Gary Tucci, Marcela Banuet, Judi Steinberg, Becky Spiher, Cindi Campbell, Kit Jones; Row 6: Travis Cloud, Joyce Marshall, Debbie Kenney, Carol Cameron, Marcia McOmber, Susan Bonham, Carolyn Tulloh, Pam Lathrop; Row 7: Marsha Guerrant, Madelaine Murad, Cindy Hard, Brooks Cloud, Jean Clark, Mark Benoit, Greg Kalnitzky, George Charlton, Bruce Barnes; Row 8: Kurk Drysdale, Richard Roberts, Eric Pomner, Ron Petersen, Raymond Clark, Clayton Hill, John Roth, Eric Charlton, Ed Youngblood, Wade Jernigan. ■ i Spanish Club Learning about other parts of the world was the col¬ lective aim of the language clubs this year. Through the SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION, the clubs adopted Reinaldo Holguin, a nine-year-old from La Julia, Columbia, a mountain village of 45 families. Letters writ¬ ten by Reinaldo told how, with the money the clubs sent, he had bought shoes to wear to school and a cow to provide for his family’s need of milk. The Spanish Club earned money to send Reinaldo by selling corsages in accordance with Fairfax Florists prior to all school dances. The corsages of roses, chrysanthe¬ mums, or carnati ons set off not only a lovely dress, but a beautiful girl. Miriam Nunez, Woodson’s foreign exchange student, points to her South American home, Ecuador, as Spanish Club President Shelley Mclnnes looks on. 133 WTW German Club The German Club delved into a busy agenda late in December after a change in sponsors and presidents caused a few moments of confusion. A party to celebrate Saint Nicholas’ birthday was given on December 6. On a visit to the German Embassy, members were pleasantly surprised when they received greetings and a handshake from the German ambassador. In February, the German Club assisted in sponsoring the International Ball. Students wore costumes typical to the language club they represented. Delicious food spread out on six tables offered the guests a taste of the unusual. GERMAN CLUB: Row 1: Valerie Grabsch, Kyle Fauth, Scott Cole; Row 2: Sandy Shahen, Kathy Kirsch, Nancy Young, Susi Marshall, Laura Henderson, Cathie Story; Row 3: Ginnie Kirsch, Pat Story, Marilyn Horbaly, Lisa Thorne, Petra Wende; Row 4: Suzanne Carr, Lisa Harrison, Nancy Strickland, Pam Ickert, Jane Hayes, Lynn LaMar; Row 5: John Conlee, Jim Powers, Bradford Wing, David Pricer, Kirk Drysdale; Row 6: Steve Pickering, Jim Drewry, Brian Keever, James Long. ORGANIZATIONS Art Guild Plastered with psychedelic shades of greens, golds, reds and blues, Art Guild members crouched awkwardly over their prized masterpieces. Imagination, initiative, and creativity merged to create the final touches that brightened the bland walls of our school.” A mural depicting a typical cluster of students be¬ tween classtime” flattered Cafeteria A and gave hungry students something other to look at than the feeding of many famished faces. Befuddled students in search of excellent, inexpen¬ sive Christmas gifts had their prayers answered with the hand-painted stationery and colorful enamel pins de¬ signed by Art Guild members. Mrs. Sally Elliott, Art Guild sponsor, shows amazing artistic talent by demonstrating the proper technique for an abstract painting. ART GUILD: Row 1: Mrs. Elliott, Gary Eckstein, Linda Thomson, Linda Meloy, Alice Owens; Row 2: Kathy Goode, Roxane Giesecke, Diane Threl- fall, Mary Halligan, Linda Yarnelt, Joan Arnold, Carol Acuff; Row 3: Connie Drysdale, Leticia Nickel, Gale Hirschman, Lynne Montross, Susan Griggs, Anne Pickford, Barbara Sargent; Row 4: Cathie McGee, Pat Story, Cathie Story, Dianne Alexander, Donna Drake, Lisa Sala, Connie McGee, Petra Wende; Row 5: Robin Noel, Vashti Mays, Kathy Lockwood, Lois Witham, Lynne Maladow itz, Candace Callaham, Cami Ard, Diane Gaffney; Row 6: Terry Collins, Thorne Wright, Bill Caldwell, Kathy Unterkofler, Mark Ed¬ wards, Hugh Beckwith, Steve Doub, Mike Mays, Douglas Hector. 135 WTW O o 2 H N H t— o 2 c i Modern Dance ' ' First position—plie, second position—plie . . . point those toes! Gracefully girls, GRACEFULLY!! Head erect, shoulders back, don’t slouch, watch those bent elbows . . . All right, third position—plie.” Typical of what could be heard during practice, awed spectators sympathetically watched exhausted girls undergoing strenuous workouts. The dancer’s year began with a struggle to regain the flexibility lost over the summer. Grunts and groans re¬ verberated from one harvest-gold wall to the next, as the not-so-willowy dancers strained their stubbornly stiff muscles to relent to pliable contortions. Finally, after a month of wearisome exertion, the dancers were ready to choreograph their own zesty dances to be presented in April before a crowd of twenty- six hundred. MODERN DANCE CLUB: Row 1: Patricia Kinney, Marlie Seibert; Row 2: Marilyn Horbaly, Jane Muir, Susan Carr; Row 3: Nancy Dearwester, Mar¬ lowe Gallegos, Petra Wende, Cathie Morse; Row 4: Gail Ellerbrake, Marsha Kringel, Anne Ellerbrake; Row 5: Donna Johnston, Stephanie Walter, Joyce Nicholson, Sharon Geary; Row 6: Carrie Reynolds, Linn Schneider, Kerry McGrath, Diane Price. ORGANIZATIONS WTW 136 MATH TEAM: Row 1: Don McClain, Steve Smith, Gerald Johnson, Robert MarFarlane; Row 2: Richard Baumgarten, Bruce Gordon, Sam Smith, Steve Paceley, Ken Heising. Math Tea m Unheralded by cheerleaders and crowds, the Math team labored silently to bring victory to Woodson. At meets, the team competed with five different schools. Their main drive was to achieve the highest percentage of correct answers in the alloted time, en¬ abling themselves to win. After-school practices, under the supervision of Coach Pierce, helped to train the team to meet the challenge of difficult problems in different phases of mathematics. It’s Academic On October 14, three representatives from Woodson competed against Elizabeth Setan and Thomas Jefferson High Schools on It’s Academic.” Bruce Gordon, Gerald L. Johnson, and Don Tepper comprised the Woodson team, with Tom Bates, John Pitas, and Whit Hollis back¬ ing them up as alternates. The show was televised on WRC-TV, Channel 4 on Saturday, November 11. Giant Foods sponsored the show, and awarded scholarship grants to all three competing teams. The contest remained close up until the last section of the program, when Woodson fell behind. Our team finished third. Bruce Gordon lead the team as captain, and Mrs. Car¬ michael of the English Department, was their sponsor. 137 WTW Bruce Gordon, It’s Academic team captain, is caught by our camera doing what he does best: research. IT’S ACADEMIC: Gerald Johnson, Donald Tep¬ per, Bruce Gordon. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS WTW 138 Subterranean Science SUBTERRANEAN SCIENCE: Row 1: John Roth, Roger Lambert, Ben White; Row 2. Gail Knothe, Bob Pickford, Chip Dicks, Mary Lane; Row 3: Dave Ney, Jim Lewis, Roy Cleveland, Phil Weiss, Jerry Tom; Row 4: David Givens, Dave Hamre, Eric Blankenship, Bruce Singleton, Ron Petersen. You go where? Caving, you mean you go under¬ ground with bats and everything? Ah, you’re putting me on! The members of the Subterranean Science Club weren’t putting people on” when they said they traipsed in and out of cavities in the ground. However, exager- ation was expected. A whole new world awaited the spelunker as he (or she) left personal desires for cozy comfort to wallow in gooey mud and worm his way through tight claustro¬ phobic passages. The kind of caving that the Subterranean Science Club did was for the thrill of exploration and discovery, not for scientific research. The standard question asked about the members’ activity was, IT was pretty dangerous, wasn’t it?” The standard reply was, The most dangerous part of the entire excursion was driving to the cave.” 139 WTW SCIENCE RESEARCH: Row 1: Charles Harrison, Jack Woodside, James Long, Robert Baumgarten, Bruce Gordon; Row 2: Donna Hickling, Duke Monson, Richard Whitt, Mike Woodside; Row 3: Bill Rippey, Carolyn Anderson, John Camp, Dave Ney, Ron Petersen; Row 4: Steve Pappas, Debbie Meloy, Phil Weiss, Jeanie Feagan, Jack Frear; Row 5: Fred Hall, Cathy Reed, Bradford Wing, Chip Keener, Byron Russ, Stephen Paceley. Science Research Deep underground, beneath a chemistry room, mem¬ bers of the FSA Science Research Club were in their greatest glory. A cry of victory resounded from the throat of President Jim Long. We did it! We discovered a way to make meatballs without onions.” This was definitely a boon for the Cafeteria cooks. A sour note was failing to make chocolate icing taste like something other than peanut butter. Although members never really reached this height of achievement, they all had an unmistakable interest in science. Individual members were captivated as they researched lunar distances and chromosomal abberrations. Naval Research lab lectures, organization of and partici¬ pation in Science Fairs, and a field trip to the Government Radio Astronomy Research Installation in Greenbank, West Virginia, kept members in touch with current science. The club added the astronomy committe as an appendage to its main organization. Jack Woodside, the president-elect of the Virginia Junior Academy of Sciences, led in gaining a knowledge of practical astronomy. ASTRONOMY COMMITTEE: Row 1: Beth Foster, Kay Durham, Rita Leavell, Debbie Meloy; Row 2: Jack Woodside, Mike Woodside, Jack Frear; Row 3: Jim Long, Charles Harrison, John Prodan. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS WTW 140 Flying Club Varoom, sputter, putt putt, sputter, sputter . . . the Flying Club had difficulty getting off the run-way before completing their pre-flight ground course. Diligently, the student aviators dived into their Sanderson Manuals” and researched meterology, navi¬ gation and Radio and F.A.A. Regulations. Scrutinizing aeronautical terms may have become hum-drum, had it not been for: field trips to Leesburg traffic control tower, chartered air-flights at Manasses Airport and the challenge of obtaining a solo license. Except for one feminine figure, the club� consisted of a group of masculine dare devils. Mrs. Banks, the club sponsor, bolstered Becky Spiher’s morale by proving to the guys” that delicate gals” could be equally adventurous. FLYING CLUB: Row 1: Steve Stone, Dan Kelly, Bill Sterling; Row 2: Roger Herring, John Drye, Becky Spiher, John Green; Row 3: Jerry Tom, Charles Stevens, John Sheehan, Jim Eger, Fred Hall; Row 4: David Schiller- strom, Albert Chapman, Steve Pickering, Randy Derischel, Barry Leeming, Earl Poytress, Mrs. Banks. 141 WTW Anthropology Club Going on digs” might sound like a good activity for perspective prospectors, well excavators, or fence installers, but as it turns out, these digs are for ancient artifacts. Behind the shovels, picks, and sifters, are not the calloused hands of outdoor workers, but the in¬ quisitive minds of members of the Anthropology Club. Hopefully, the artifacts were possessions of the ancient Indians or maybe relics of our own colonial or civil war era. The Anthropology Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Peters, was new to the Woodson scene. It is easy to forget that there was a population of men in this area thousands of years before Columbus, or the Vikings. It is even easier not to realize that since the time when the first Indians arrived to the present, millions of people have lived here and died. We put little emphasis on the daily life of the people and the little things that went about each day. In obtaining anthropological information and artifacts it is possible to see the life of the people of that period and really know what history is. ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB: Row 1: Debbie Lipsey, Georgie Almon, Rein Leidelmeyer, Mrs. Peters; Row 2: Chrys Arnold, Joan Barten, David Givens, Chris Teasly. Rein Leidelmeyer shows off the jaw of a whale during an Anthropology Club meeting. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Peters, is for people interested in the study of man. uMggmt t c . :a k . i ' M. :4 -V. ' ' T V , .j § Ws w ; ‘Vi; v- ' .fv V; ' .j-. ' ' i .V ™ w ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS TW 142 ? 1 Ifc- Lm JP + W mm gj ¥ m Wtei IS Hr ■ V T- MEDICAL CAREERS: Row 1: Nancy Parry, Diane Bushee; Row 2: Elaine Plummer, Pat Loyd, Janice Dougherty, Rosalinda Negrom; Row 3: Anne McGuigan, Jane Bloodgood, Kathy McGuigan, Beth Foster; Row 4: Vicki Cain, Kay Durham, Sherry Schultz, Ann Winkler; Row 5: Paul Gagon, Laurie Roemer, Marsha Guerrant, Tony Poe. Medical Careers Scapel, anesthesia, sutures.” Although members of the Medical Careers Club didn’t actually perform opera¬ tions, the past year proved to be far from dull. A trip to the University of Virginia, volunteer work at Junior Village, and guest lectures revealed vast opportunities open in the various fields of medicine. 143 WTW Intramural Council The Intramural Council tries to set up activities in which even the weakest can participate,” according to Miss Harvalik, the Council’s sponsor. Students compete against each other in such sports as volleyball, gymnastics, and track and field. In the spring, a play day was held with local high schools vieing with each other for top honors. Will she sink both of them? Jan Doughtie performs a sleight-of-hand trick during a pick-up game of basketball. INTRAMURAL COUNCIL: Row 1: Pam Burke, Molly Shannon, Susan Bon¬ ham, Connie McGee, Carol Duley; Row 2: Lisa Neiger, Laura Beaver, Myra Thorne, Deanna Weaver, Bobbie Krengel, Carol Chase, Nancy Noel, Chanda Cox, Betsey Hazen. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS WTW 144 1 dm l % M NiSfiaHlk IJayjp I r- [ 9 f i - Ui IV ;i HISTORY FORUM: Row 1: Vicki Cain, Marcy Conlee, Kathy Campbell, Lucy Diercks, Cheri Clum; Row 2: Shelley White, Marty Boyd, Lawrence Kuss, Barbara Kipps, Beth Foster; Row 3: Donna Hickling, Chris Lundy, Barbara Jungans, Robin Smith, Bonnie Fellingham; Row 4: Candy Holland, Mary Lane, Kay Durham, Jim Cawthon; Row 5: Standley Howell, Mr. McKenney, John Keahey, Dan Lynch, Hal Stirling. History Forum Emphasis was placed on the history of Fairfax County as students in the Forum on American History located and identified numerous historical landmarks. The organization dedicatedly searched for letters, documents, and other records of historical value. These original papers, along with a micro-film reader, were purchased with funds collected from Woodson’s booming bookstore business and placed in the library. In American Civilization Seminars, guest speakers lectured on subjects in the fields of history, literature, and architecture. 145 WTW Folklore Society On Fridays, everyone went home, everyone that is but the Folklore Society. The sad, melodious strain of a voice singing Blues music filtered through wooden doors, concrete walls and into lonely halls. These words, meshed into the gently strumming sound of the guitar, per¬ meated the soul and transformed a carefree world into one of thought and seriousness. Jeanie Feagan, Pat Blazey, and Jim Cook look on as Diana Styer plays the guitar during an informal gathering of several Folklore Society members. FOLKLORE SOCIETY: Row 1: Sandy Shahen, Jocelyn Reynolds, Elizabeth Faries, Tom Kosnik, Diana Styer, Lynn LaMar; Row 2: Jim Cook, Charles Cosby, Jeanie Feagan; Row 3: Miss Moore, Scott Kleier, Martin Pera. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS WTW 146 Bridge Club Shuffle, slam, double!! Contracts were bid, made, doubled, and redoubled as the ripple of cards became the background music of the tournament room. The Bridge Club was designed for those students interested in promoting bridge as a sport and game. Each morning the card-sharks met in room 236 to perfect their skills and prepare for future matches. The Junior-Senior tournament was the big event of the year as the two classes carried on a brain-straining game in hopes of attaining bridge-master” fame. BRIDGE CLUB: Row 1: Donna Hickling, Steve Smith, Laura Henderson; Row 2: Jack Woodside, Debbie Meloy, Kay Durham, Peggy Howell, Mike Woodside; Row 3: Karl Sperry, James Long, Paul Schleusener, Richard Humphreys, Charles Harrison; Row 4: Ron Petersen, Bruce Gordon, Richard Baumgarten. 147 WTW Chess Club Not only must we admire members of the Chess Club for the imagination, intelligence, and foresight necessary to play a successful game of chess, but also we must esteem their ability to keep their eyes in focus over such long stretches. It is no mean feat to stare for periods of time without a break in concentration at the psychedelic pattern of a chessboard. At each meeting members found an opponent and sat down to destroy him, his army vs. the adversaries’. It was victory or death. Always expecting to win, never intending to lose, whether in victory or defeat, the generals on either side of the board were full of conversation, jokes, and enjoy¬ ment as the battles were fought. Jeff Dunson and Bill DeLano are a study in concentration as they think of brilliant gambits to foil each other. As you can see, Jeff is fighting a losing battle. CHESS CLUB: Row 1: Stephen Kulenguski, Bob Donumch, John Roth, Jim Neill; Row 2: Eric Lindy, Clint Myers, Mike Woodside, Mike Kallini, Jeff Dunson; Row 3: Steve Smith, Bill DeLano, Steve Scalley, Greg Dalton, James Long. ORGANIZATIONS 148 WTW TRI HI Y Hey, Porky, would you like to buy a box of candy?” What kind?” Super low-cal chocolate mints!” Low-cal, huh? Gimmie half a dozen.” These words rang through crowded hallways at the beginning of the year, as each gorgeous girl in the Tri Hi Y tried to sell her twelve boxes to a diet-ridden student body. An original idea, a fortune cookie sale, was cooked up by the Tri Hi Y for the first time this year. The school’s Lost and Found relieved the anxiety and the fearful frustration, Why mother’s gonna kill me when I get home!” The Tri Hi Y treated delighted orphans to a Christ¬ mas party and devoted afternoons and weekends indus¬ triously working in the Walter Reed Hospital. Pat Davis, Tri Hi Y President, and her sister”, Pat Husca, plan future Tri Hi Y events. Each of the girls has a sister” to help her out. 7 RI-HI-Y: Row 1: Barbara Morre, Chris Fierke, Pat Davis, Nancy Parry, Debbie Sebring; Row 2: Debbie Kerney, Diane Deerum, Jamie Marshall, Mary Jacobsen, Cathy Musco; Row 3: Linda Lawrence, Cindy Reynolds, Pat Nusco, Janice Dougherty, Pat Loyd, Sandi Carper; Row 4: Lynne Maladowitz, Lisa Harrison, Jane Hayes, Diane Gaffney, Mrs. McCauley, Allison Hall. 149 WTW i Hlfj ■■■Mi ICT Professionals, not hacks, were the goal of Woodson’s Industrial Co-operative Training. Their modus oper- andi” was like an employment agency. The perspective employer in a skilled profession contacted the Woodson I.C.T. co-ordinator, Mr. Workman, and established the need for a certain employee. The students interested in this type of profession were subsequently interviewed and hopefully one fit the bill. By the time the junior or senior graduates, he will have had enough basis in his or her chosen profession to carry the load. The big draw for area business in getting I.C.T. Stu¬ dents was that the employers could train and develop their selected employees in their own way, under their own supervision. This training involved not just pumping gas or any other job that the employer would fill by any kid on the street, but the internal operation of manage¬ ment and production. The I.C.T. boy or girl participant was occupationally trained in high school, learning skills and knowledge which would help him find productive employment. I.C.T.: Row 1: John • Dewey, Steve Harris, Sharon Murrah, Gloria Shumate; Row 2: Thomas Sherwood, Bob Plaugher, Linda Shough, Bea Miller, Rose Shea; Row 3: Luther Dawson, Ronnie Bailey, Don Brown, Joanne Colbert, Diana Conner, Thomas Stemmerman; Row 4: Mason Clemens, Larry Wallace, Reggie Early, Juanita Holloway, Bruce Mallam, Doris Shelton; Row 5: Mr. Workman, Christine Woollons, Harry Matthews, Mike Burns, Ray Barboer, Richard Lyons. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS WTW 150 Distributive Education D.E.C.A-: Row 1: Paul French, Hank Starkweather, Margaret Butcher, Ann Young; Row 2: Shelvy Taylor, Marguerite Curry, Carolyn Makely, Donna Revis, Linda Jenkins; Row 3: Sherri Hoxie, Worthie Wright, Cindy Bennett, Rhonda Kristoff, Ruth Ann Moore; Row 4: Vernon Smith, Ron Reynolds, Lamont Sullivan, Ro bert Hearn, Buddy Wilson, Tom Scott, Mr. Heeter. With the common ground of a desire for education and training in marketing and distribution, members of D.E.C.A. had a head start in the business world. These members of the Distributive Education Clubs of America attended school for half a day and then left for on-the- job training in the skills that dealt with the distribution of products. Meetings were held twice a month at the Old Dutch Inn Restaurant in Falls Church, where members com¬ mented that D.E.C.A. is not a social gathering, but a place where they can learn to understand and appreciate our free, competitive enterprise system.” V.O.T.: Row 1: Janice Smith, Nancy Kenney, Kai Stewart, Michele Petretti, Jacqueline Naylor; Row 2: Brenda Davis, Lynn Irwin, Shirley Doyle, Gloria Carrico, Bertie Payne, Betty McGlothlin, Sharon Reid; Row 3: Candy Organt, Judy Johnson, Lorraine Smith, Shelley Roos, Joyce Gray, Marilu Brown; Row 4: Mrs. Vincent, Sue Taylor, Chloa Mitchell, Shirley Compton, Monica Watkins, Diane Jones, Carol Uhler; Row 5: Debbie May, Sharon Wood, Becky Adkins, Jessie Keplinger, Toni Fields, Tracy Pollock. 151 WTW O fsd O z H N H 6 2 c p • ijl VOT and VICA Kai Stewart, Vocational Office Training student, practices on one of the Industrial Training Departments adding machines to im¬ prove her speed and accuracy. ORGANIZATIONS 152 WTW P.E. OFFICE ASSISTANTS P.E. OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Row 1: Cathy Selpli, Anna Marie Howell, Lisa Mandzak, Brynda Weaner, Georgette Bonifacio, Mary Halligan; Ron ' 2: Dee Boarman, Janet Coluocoresses, Sherry Lindenmeyer, Anne L e Masurier, Lisa Williams. ASSISTANTS The Office and Guidance Department assistants were considered the Angels of Mercy” when they entered the classrooms with pink slips, as hopeful students crossed their fingers and thought, ' ' It has to be for me!” Assistants served as the right arm to the teachers of chemistry, biology, art, and phys. ed. Grading papers, running errands, shelving books, and taking roll were all a part of their everyday duties. Although they were offered bribes by many a conscientious student, they were known for their honesty and help. BANK ASSISTANTS BANK ASSISTANTS: Marty Chumley, Becky Ross. GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS: Row 1: Mary Jacobsen, Patti Kinney, Janet Roth, Kathy Ryan; Row’ 2: Shelley Roos, Kirstie McClure, Terry Knopke, Peggy Powell, Caroline Caporaletti; Row 3: Carol Oppenheim, Sidney Clark, Kathy Church, Mary McAtee, Debbie Toole; Row 4: Susan Blasingame, Nancy Thomas, Marcy Conlee, Karen Good. Rita Russell. 153 WTW O UO O z N H O 2 C 3 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS LIB ARY ASSISTANTS: Row 1: Janet Sullivan, Terri Bomba, Don Tepper, Marty Boyd, Eliot Sternfeld, Mary Robinson; Row 2: Elizabeth Johnson, Eve Levitan, Barbara Stoneman, Sally D’Angelo, Sara Levitan, Carrie Charlebois, Miss Sudduth; Rotv 3: Debbi Pozinsky, Mary Kauflin, Barbra Clarke, Barbara Loomis, Marilynn Maury, John Green; Row 4: Lisa Stephen¬ son, Lucy Diercks, Chad Kelso, Frederick McDavid, Cheri Clum, Mike Maniel, Marianne Kuric; Row 5: Marsha Guerrant, Jean Lange, Bill Collier, Gary Suiter, Chris Clauson, Fred Flail. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Office Assistants: Row 1: Paula Badalati, Donna Goodman, Kristine Becker,, Kaye Gentry; Row 2: Kathy Stoops, Donna Tolson, Jennifer Parker, Caroline Caporal- etti, Claudie McBride, Cindy Rey¬ nolds; Row 3- Sandi Carper, Debbie Lamond, Peggi Bennett, Saundra Brookshire; Row 4: Pat McGary, Doug Niccolls, Mike Mays, Connie Zwicker, Cindy Wilson, Connie Drysdale. LAB ASSISTANTS LAB ASSISTANTS: Row 1: Sue Parry, Nancy Faries, Nancy Wedler, Terry Balzer; Row 2: Becky Sturman, Patti Taylor, Peggi Bennett, Louise Shutler, Jane Lynch; Row 3: Jane Hofelicn, Saundra Brookshire, Connie Drysdale, Abby Allard, Gerald Johnson, John Cushman; Row 4: Dicie Hamilton, Jeanie Feagan, Steve Smith, Jack Woodside, Mike Schaaf, Richard Baum- garten; Row 5: Hal Stirling, Jeff Parks, David Chernock, Phil Kalnitzky, Phil Weiss; Row 6: Lee DeRaud, Bruce Gordon, John Roth, Joe McCarthy, Chip Keener, Eric Ostrander. 155 WTW O pa O Z —« N ► H O z cn P.E. ASSISTANTS P.E. ASSISTANTS: Row 1: Bob Smith, Mike Cross, Kelly Cooper, Dan Gift, Bruce Spiher: Row 2: Bill Nesley, Bill Hildbold, Bob Elmore, Steve Zeigler, John Gauntt; Rou’ 3: Ron Harris, Craig Jacobs, Daryl Powell; Row 4: Mike Hincewicz, Drew Conaway, Rick Spraque, Tom Bridenstine, Charles Mustian; Row 5: Gary Suiter, Tracey Bridges, Charles Harris, Rick Griffith, Pat O’Neill, Jim May. ENGLISH ASSISTANTS ENGLISH ASSISTANTS: Row 1: Lesley Irwin, Judi Nicholson, Mary Hamilton, Lynda Berne; Row 2: Karen Reid, Marie Thomas, Gern Moore, Joyce Marshall, Laurie Mason; Row 3: Mary Lynn Bowers, Blair Arendt, Steve Douglas, Andy Clark, Greg Pollock. FINANCE ASSISTANTS FINANCE ASSISTANTS: Carol Haines, Kathy Reed, Pam Olson. H 11 uto , v m hm wm a ■h f 0, jgfU SPORTS Cheerleaders shout, the crowd echos. Autumn bites and Cavaliers score. Away from the anxiety of paperwork and tests, Enjoy ... let loose Sports at Woodson unites all thoughts of victory, all hopes to Cavaliers, all energy to spirit. Shout until hoarse . . . enjoy. Pursue the glory of the physical accomplishment, Win for the record, Win for the team, Win for Woodson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Anna Marie Howell (captain) Sharon Pfleger Debbie Sarley Chris Riley (co-captain) Elaine Prickett Abby Allard Dee Boarman 159 WTW Cathy Selph Carol Walline Linda Morales Emily Pennington SPORTS SPORTS WTW 160 J.Y. and Freshmen Cheerleaders Inspirited with Cavalier buoyency and effervescence, the J. V. Cheerleaders were handicapped during the 67-68 seasons by the obvious lack of student support at Junior Varsity games. The ten sophomore girls, dis¬ playing the kind of exhuberance usually noted in Varsity squads, were generally backed up by as few as fifteen to twenty parents of the J. V. players or a few stray Cavaliers who had wandered out to the bleachers following an afternoon club meeting. In spite of this atmosphere of meager concern which dominated a majority of the J. V. games, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders demon¬ strated to those who did attend that the girls are strong prospects for next year’s Varsity squad. J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: Becky Sarley, Debbie Goff (co¬ captain), Duby Oliverio, Nancy McGovern; Row 2: Cris Span, Janet James, Jill Atkinson, Karen Moot (captain), Carol Duley, Barbara Bixler. 161 WTW c ►tJ o H C 1 Speaking for the Freshman squad, Jan Stevens re¬ marked, All of us felt really proud backing up such a terrific team. And with the record they set this year, all the freshmen are looking forward to a great Varsity Season in 1970!” The girls were selected during the second week of September, and began preparations for the coming year much later than either the J.V. or Varsity squads. The vivacious girls elected Kathy Frazier captain, and she dauntlessly led them into that renowned world of saddle shoes, pom poms, and personalized mega¬ phones. Clad in the traditional white uniforms of the freshmen, the squad first appeared before their class at an orientation assembly in the fall. They helped estab¬ lish a bond between the freshmen and their team which formed one strong link in the chain of unity between the Freshman class and WTW. The Freshmen cheerleaders introduce their vibrant Hello” cheer. This particular cheer was used during half-time at the Freshmen games to welcome opposing teams to the home of the Cavaliers. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right: Janice Stevens, Nancy Shepherd, Carol Chase, Patti . j„ Rixler (captain), Debbie Payne (co-captain), Lisa Lund, Brenda Bix e , Sally Parry, Mary Prickett. WTW 162 O a- s VARSITY FOOTBALL: Ro-w 1: T. Jukes, D. Pless, C. Hoffman, P. O’Neill, G. Tulli, P. Lee, W. Jacobs, R. Ritchie, G. Atwell, R. Griffith, T. Bridges, J. Jukes; Row 2: R. Sprague, P. Hansen, M. Moffit, K. Gallegos, J. Bussler, B. Elmore, Capt. Y. Lyman, S. Ziegler, C. Jacobs, R. Reuch, J. Gaunt, A. Patton, T. Tennant; Row 3: L. Powers, V. Gardner, R. Smith, B. Nesley, L. Carleton, T. Tachaberry, B. Hiidbold, R. Perry, J. Buckingham, D. Robey, D. Conway, J. McGary, L. Draper; Row 4: M. Waters, Mgr., M. Cross, L. Turner, M. Hinecwicz, C. Funk, J. Knoche, R. Koskelia, L. Walsh, S. Herring, T. Bridenstein, R. Upperman, R. Gieselman, Mgr. VIRGINIA 1-A LEAGUE —NORTHERN DISTRICT League Over-all W L T W L T Annandale 4 0 0 10 0 0 WOODSON 3 1 0 9 1 0 Fairfax .2 2 0 8 2 0 Stuart 1 3 0 3 7 0 Jefferson 0 4 0 0 10 0 VARSITY SCOREBOARD WTW 20 Edison 12 WTW 40 West Sprinfield 20 WTW 33 Lee . 7 WTW 38 Jefferson . 7 WTW 38 Madison . 7 WTW 20 McLean 0 WTW 12 Annandale 13 WTW 36 Marshall 14 WTW 40 Fairfax 0 WTW 33 Stuart 13 After taking a hand-off from quarterback Tracy Bridges (11), Terri Jukes is stopped cold by three of his Annandale opponents. The Cavaliers gave the Atoms a good fight; however, fumbles hurt them severely as Annandale edged Woodson, 13-12. Tim Tennant leaps high into the air to deflect a pass away from a would-be Fairfax receiver. Such fine definsive man- uevers as this, as well as six intercepted passes, helped the Cavaliers to down the Rebels, 40-0. SPORTS SPORTS WTW 164 Looking for an opening in the Fairfax defense, Jimmy Jukes runs to the near side where he is met by one of his Rebel opponents. Jim received the Metropolitan Area-Outstanding Back Award from the Washington Touchdown Club, gaining 1,183 yards in 132 carries, averaging 8.9 yards per carry, and finishing with a Varsity career total of 1,850 yards rushing. 165 WTW Unable to find a target, during the game against Fairfax, Tracy Bridges wisely decides to run with the ball. Tracy skillfully foiled his would- be tackier and went the rest of the way for a touchdown. The Cavalier defense blitzes through the Atom offense, pouncing on the Annandale ball carrier. Piling up on the Annandale half¬ back are Vernon Gardner(4l), Karl Gallegos (82), Les Shelton (67), and Bob Elmore (63). SPORTS SPORTS WTW 166 JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD WTW 8 West Sprinfield 0 WTW 7 Lee 0 WTW 25 Jefferson 0 WTW 0 Oakton 7 WTW 13 McLean 6 WTW 0 Marshall 6 WTW 16 Fairfax 7 WTW 13 Falls Church 14 Running downfield on the kick-off, Fred Schaffer(ll ) slams into his Fairfax adversary, bringing him down inside the five yard line. The Cavaliers were quite uncooperative in allowing their op¬ ponents to score; in fact, they yielded an average of only 5 points per game. Bill Kuykendall(27) finds running room as he heads down the side line with Jeff Michael (62) serving as his protection on the play. The Jayvees kept the ball moving, during this game against Fairfax, as they defeated the Rebels, 16-7. 167 WTW JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1: J. Michael, G. Rippey. J. Car¬ penter, J. Wylie, B. Hoffman, W. Dill, S. Martm O Dickens, D Nuhlan, W. Kuykendall; Row B. B. Tunberg, j. Millette, S. Jelinek M. Rieley, R. Knoche, W. Briggs, M. Moffit, B. Ballou B Smith, M. Maladowitz, B. Greenberg; Row 3: J. Pesek, T. Shipman, K. Clark, J. W ' nfree, D Alford, L. Blazy, C. Adams, F. Schaffer, G. Ewell; Row 4: Coach R. Lee Knuppe, Mgr. K. Neale, Mgr. B. Cope, K. Michael, T McDonald, B Hall, J. Jacobs (not pictured: Coach George Felton and Mgr. Karl Becker). SPORTS WTW 168 ) H Ph O a. C 3 w t x | V , .. ■ _ • ividiiscr, iv. jCdir, L. rveynoias, J. Weston, J. Moser, W. Belles, C. Ing; Row 2: Coach Forest Hutton, J. Cowe, G. Clark, B. Smith, G. T. Willis, P. Shipman, S. Dill, E. Miller, Coach Bernie Thompson; Row 3: T. Kidwell, E. Britt, F. Crowe, S Von Chnstierson, D. Redinbaugh, D. Burrett, S. Crandall; Row 4; J. DiBrell, J. Hildbold, J Lord, S. Gaunt, P. Stewart, J. McGee( P. Poucher; Row 5: n n 31 ®,’ - Hendrickson, T. Baulch, M. Lyon, M. Sheridan, C. Swanson, P. Brooks; Row 6: W. McGowan, D. Bonzano, F. Keplinger, W. Camp, J. Fagan, D. Payne, Mgr. 169 WT Streaking past the Fairfax defense, David Krauser(24) turns on the speed and heads for the end-zone. David, aided by Bob Hendrickson (72), scored on the play, and the Cavaliers won, After some quick manuevers, Don Bonzano(83) intercepts a pass intended for his Fairfax adversary. The Cavaliers, losing to Fort Hunt the previous week, defeated the Rebels to complete the season with a 5-1 record. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD WTW 20 WTW 21 WTW 33 WTW 13 WTW. 7 WTW.20 Jefferson 0 Stuart 0 Oakton 13 Annandale 7 Fort Hunt 13 Fairfax 12 fe SPORTS WTW 170 c ) H ffj O ft. C 5 On a cold October afternoon, the Girls’ Varsity Hockey team huddles together on the field for a quick consultation with coach, Erma Poarch. These meetings helped to strengthen the morale of the team and gave the girls a chance to discuss their strat¬ egy. Although their overall season was not a complete success, the girls gained ex¬ perience as well as a greater sense of sportsmanship. Julie Wilkins attempts to steal the ball from a Rebel opponent during the Cavalettes’ winning bout with Fairfax. Defensive moves such as this enabled the Varsity Hockey team to compile a 2-4-6 record for the overall season. 171 WTW VARSITY HOCKEY SCOREBOARD WTW 5 Oakton 0 WTW 0 Stuart 1 WTW 0 Jefferson 0 WTW 2 Fairfax 1 WTW 1 Annandale 2 WTW 0 Edison 0 WTW 0 West Springfield 2 WTW 0 Herndon 1 VARSITY HOCKEY: Row 1: Nancy Hilgert, Margie Fish, Peggy Howell, Nancy DeButts (captain), Georgette Bonifacio, Sue Parry; Row 2: Nancy Parry, Molly Shannon, Candy Newby, Eileen Howe, Julie Wilkins, Louise Shutler, Debbie Kenny (mgr.), Mary Tunnegano (mgr.), Debbie Landis, Ellen Fairfield. SPORTS SPORTS WTW 172 J.V. HOCKEY SCOREBOARD WTW. .2 Oakton 1 WTW 0 Stuart . 1 WTW 1 Jefferson 0 WTW 0 Annandale 1 WTW 0 Edison. 1 WTW 0 West Springfield 1 WTW .2 Herndon 0 Cathy Hinecwicz finds standing on her head stimulating while pausing for a hard-earned break during J.V. Hockey practice. The squad, composed of freshmen and sophomores, practiced every afternoon during the school week perfecting the skills that will carry most of them on to Varsity next year. J. V. HOCKEY: Row 1; Anne Lines, Ginny Kincade, Anne McGuigan, Carol Hallsted (co-captain, Eva Morgan, Pat Pataky (co-captain), Pat Boyle, Mary Lynch, Kathy Kirsch; Row 2: Lin Knighton, Dottie Isaac, Anita Wilburn, Denise Cooper, Betsy Paul, Carolyn Bond, Cathy Hinec¬ wicz, Ginny Kirsch. 173 WTW VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Row 1: C. Cloninger, K. Cooper, T. Arm¬ strong, J. May, M. Ramirez, L. Montross, A. Young, B. Gerring, B. Meyers; JUNIOR VARCITY CROSS COUNTRY: Row 2: D. Shulte, T. Jones, B. Fones, F. Dukes, J. McNotten, C. Hill, D. Schnoor, C. Rafalko, S. Stevens, D. Shutler. Woodson’s Varsity and Junior Varsity Cross Country teams completed the season with perfect records, com¬ piling flawless scores against Jefferson and Fairfax by supplying the first five finishing contestants. This was attained by excellent organization, cooperation among the team members, and the coaching of Mr. Eakin. The boys received notable recognition at the regional meet, ranking second out of nineteen schools and be¬ coming the first Cavalier Cross Country detachment to qualify for the State Competition at William Mary. The squad, led by Outstanding Runner, Bill Gerring, Larry Montross, Austin Young, Bob Neyers, and Marko Ramariz, placed twelfth among the other regional representatives in Virginia. In Cross Country, team work is very important; how¬ ever, so is individual effort. Mr. Eakin, after completing his third season as head coach, described the active participant in the following manner; Cross Country is basically a nonspectator sport. With this fact evident, the cross country runner seeks more than outward recognition. The reward for the runner’s stamina, per- severence, and effort is made manifest through the feeling of self achievement and self satisfaction.” Bob Meyers crosses the finish line of the 21 mile cross country course at Woodson, under the watchful eye of Coach Eakin. Bob finished second during this meet against Fairfax as the Cavaliers won, 15-44 (in cross country the victor is determined by the lowest number of points received). SPORTS SPORTS 174 WTW VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1: C. Hoffman, J. Pecorak, J. Jukes, J. Oliverio; Row 2: C. Simpson, T. Jukes, D. Gasper, T. Bridges; Row 3: P. O’Neill, T. J. Pecorak, B. Hearne, J. Knoche, L. Corder. After working the ball through the General defense, John Pecorak (31) completes his lay-up, adding two more points to the Wood- son score. John and his brother, T. J. lead the Woodson attack on Annandale, later in the season, when the Cavaliers downed the Atoms, 92-63, with John scoring eighteen points. After some rapid passing manuevers, John Oliverio (11) gains two more for the Cavaliers’ late rally. However, the Generals halted the Woodson surge winning the game in the final minutes, 49-46. As Woodson attempts to penetrate the Stuart defense, Chuck Hoffman (30) watches for a pass receiver near the basket. The Cavaliers took over undisputed posession of first place with this victory over the Raiders in overtime, 60-58. ip SPORTS 176 WTW Piercing through the Washington-Lee zone defense, T. J. Pecorak (35) completes his drive with a short jump shot. Although only a sophomore, T. J. was one of the five regular starters, and later, in the game against Stuart, he scored the winning basket in over¬ time. VIRGINIA -A LEAGUE—NORTHERN DISTRICT League Over-all W L Pea. W L Pet. WOODSON 7 1 .875 13 5 .722 Stuart . 6 2 .750 14 4 .777 Jefferson 4 4 .500 12 6 .666 Annandale . 3 5 .375 8 12 .444 Fairfax . 1 7 .125 5 13 .277 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Woodson 51 Groveton 54 Woodson 58 Falls Church . . 43 Woodson . 77 Lee . . 45 Woodson 51 Edison . . 37 Woodson . 71 Wakefield 85 Woodson 46 Washington-Lee 49 Woodson 85 Annandale 31 Woodson . 47 Stuart 64 Woodson 68 Mount Vernon . 54 Woodson 66 Marshall 56 Woodson 53 Edison 54 Woodson 91 Jefferson 61 Woodson 94 Fairfax . . 52 Woodson 92 Annandale 65 Woodson 60 Stuart 58 Woodson 62 Marshall . 54 Woodson 66 Jefferson 54 Woodson 63 Fairfax 59 111 WTW As Washington-Lee’s defense weakens momen¬ tarily, Bill Hearne (13) moves in for a lay-up and two more points. The starting for¬ ward, Bill performed quite well in tight situations, where he saw regular action, scoring nine of the forty-six Woodson points in this game against the Generals. Leaping high above his Washington - Lee opponent, Jim Jukes (41) takes the opportu¬ nity to boost the Woodson score with two more points. Jim was a major participant in Cavalier athletics, contributing to football and track as well as basketball. SPORTS Shooting from the side, in order to avoid the Stuart defense, Wayne Dill, the Jayvee’s leading rebounder, makes good his effort for a Woodson fieldgoal. The Cavaliers overpowered the Raiders by the score of 62-34. Following reception of a bounce pass from Bud Kick (54), Keith Michael squeezes a fieldgoal past his close guarding Wakefield defender. The Jayvees finished with a winning season despite this loss to Wakefield, 45-34. Side-stepping the Wakefield defenders, Bruce Greenberg vaulted into the air to complete a short jump shot. Bob had a fairly successful season averaging 6 points per game and scoring 87 points in 15 games. 179 WTW JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Woodson 39 Groveton ... 24 Woodson 36 Falls Church .... 27 Woodson . 45 Lee 26 Woodson . 39 Edison . . 38 Woodson . 34 Wakefield . . 45 Woodson . 71 Washington-Lee 61 Woodson . 44 Annandale ... 28 Woodson 46 Stuart .... 27 Woodson . 57 Mount Vernon . 34 Woodson . 35 Marshall . 38 Woodson . 39 Edison 55 Woodson . 55 Jefferson . 15 Woodson 66 Fairfax . . . 34 Woodson . 54 Annandale . 28 Woodson 62 Stuart . 34 Woodson . 43 Marshall . 37 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: Coach G. W. Felton, F. She, Woodson . 30 Jefferson . . 27 F. Schaffer, H. Bowell, J. Michaels, B. Hoffman, J. Coscia, B. Greenburg; Row 2: D. Gisselman, M. Edwards, J. Neill, R. Fleming, W. Kuykendall, S. Mullen; Row 3: W. Dill, B. Kick, K. Michael. Woodson 66 Fairfax . . 28 SPORTS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Row 1: B. Preuss, R. Scarr, B. Richards, J. Moser, R. Niccioni; Row 2: Craig, P. Brooks, B. Hendrickson, D. Thomas, M. Sheridan; Row 3: J. Montague, S. Waller, B. Steinkuller, Coach B. L. Thompson. Not Pictured: C. Patterson, C. Ing. Flying past the Jefferson defenders, David Thomas (22) leaps high into the air following through on an attempted fieldgoal as team-mate Bill Richards (12) watches for the rebound. The Cavaliers downed the Colonials in double overtime, 42-41. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Woodson 51 Woodson 46 Woodson . 29 Woodson . 47 Woodson 24 Woodson . 41 Woodson 39 Woodson . 58 Woodson . 40 Woodson . 42 Jefferson 32 Fairfax . 21 Annandale . 37 Stuart . 32 Jefferson 25 Fairfax . 32 Annandale . 36 Stuart . 30 Fairfax . 42 Annandale . 25 RIFLE TEAM Ready? Aim. Fire!” Another bullseye! That’s three in a row.” That’s all for today, boys. Clear the field of any bodies and then go on home.” Mass murder? No. Just another Rifle Team practice. In spite of lack of shooting ranges, and the loss of all but two lettermen, the Varsity Rifle Team finished with a winning season. The credit, in part, goes to Mr. Wilmoth, one of the originators of the Virginia High School Shooting League. Throughout the season, starters Greg Kalnitsky, Jim May, sophomore Pete Lutz, Co-captains Bill Collier, Bill Enos, and the rest of the team were forced to provide their own transportation, equipment and ammunition. Yet, they practiced every day, diligently striving for perfection. During a dry-sighting” practice in the main gym. Co-captains Bill Collier (standing) and Bill Enos (kneeling) check the alignment of their sights. High scorers on the team, the boys scored 537 of the 1044 points tallied by the Cavaliers in their victory over Falls Church. - 1 - • J 1 la 1 ! i !! p lar ' v Bi|K 181 WTW VARSITY RIFLE TEAM: Row 1: J. May, B. Enos (co-captain), G. Kalnitzky, B. Collier (co-captain); Row 2: D. Skove, S. Dabney, B. Curran, Coach Robert Wilmouth; not pictured: P. Lutz. SPORTS SPORTS 182 WTW Upon wrestling his adversary to the floor on the take-down, Rick Sprague (154-lb. class) secures the Jefferson contestant, attempting to manuever him into position for a pin. Rick won the match, adding three more points to the Woodson victory. VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: Row 1: C. Harris, R. Carr, J. Pitas, T. Ford, J. Douglas, R. Ours, L. Prince; Row 2: B. Jacoby, M. Williams, J. Gavin, B. Hildbold, D. Connaway, R. Sprague, B. Elmore, C Cloney, (not pictured — T. McGinn), Coach Houlihan. 183 WTW VARSITY WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Woodson 28 Woodson 35 Woodson 11 Woodson 22 Woodson 30 Woodson ... 2 4 Woodson 18 Woodson 19 Woodson 42 Woodson 20 Woodson 25 Woodson 6 Stuart 19 T. C. Williams 12 Wakefield 33 Fairfax . 22 Jefferson 12 McLean 21 Fort Hunt 26 Falls Church 25 Langley 8 Madison 21 Groveton 21 Annandale 34 As his T. C. Williams opponent tries hopelessly for a reversal, Tom Ford (112 lb. class) grips the struggling athlete and prepares to slam him to the mat for a pin. Tom had a quite successful season finishing with a 7-5-0 record. After turning the tide on his Colonial adversary, John Pitas (120 lb. class) puts the pressure on as the referee watches for the pin. John along with Bob Elmore, who compiled a 33-1 record over a two year period and was undefeated this season, and eight other Woodson wrestlers competed in the regional match of the northern district. SPORTS SPORTS 184 WTW I I Wl I • ’ - ' • ' - ' A i X-,, : ■;£. • • 1 s . • ypt t . v. r k T , . ... v- ix - • 1 J fc� l : SS[ 3 fe t® - m ■ A . V J ■ ||| . Jffi v 4 - aasaafcJL wfmm iBqwr 3 -lL t j I v. ‘ 4 j , jrm • ].V. WRESTLING TEAM: Row 1: S. Hoadley, B. DiAntonio; Row 2: G. Rippey, M. Martin, J. Elmore, J. Hildbold, L. Blazy, R. Adamson; Row 3: S. Jelinek, B. Ensall, J. Robbins, C. Reynolds, M. Lulu, D. DiAntonio; Roiv 4: B. Hart, K. Becker, P. Poucher, G. Van Laethem, S. Buescher, M. Schulfe; not pictured: J. Thomas. After receiving two points for the take-down, Louis Blazy locks onto the Jaguar wrestler to win the individual match, 7-0. Louis was one of two victorious Jayvee contestants for the Cavaliers that night as Falls Church overwhelmed Woodson, 36-8. J.V. W REST LING SCOREBOARD Woodson 11 Woodson 16 Woodson 39 Woodson . 8 Woodson . 33 Woodson . 27 Woodson 16 Woodson . 17 Woodson 8 Woodson . 25 Woodson 48 Woodson 30 Woodson 21 Woodson . 9 Stuart . 39 Oakton . 34 T. C. Williams 11 Wakefield 16 Fairfax . 17 McLean 23 Jefferson 30 Fort Hunt 27 Falls Church 36 Episcopal 21 Langley 0 Madison . 14 Groveton 17 Annandale . 41 GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Woodson . 23 Woodson 22 Woodson . 26 Woodson . 24 Woodson . 10 Woodson . 24 Woodson . 23 Woodson . 33 Woodson 12 Woodson 41 Woodson 29 Woodson 27 Edison. 7 Jefferson . 18 Fairfax . 21 Annandale . 15 Ft. Hunt. 25 Stuart . 18 Jefferson . 22 Fairfax . 21 Annandale . 28 Fairfax . 33 Annandale . 28 Stuart . 21 An Annandale forward pushes the ball into the outstretched arms of a Woodson J.V. Cavalette while an apprehensive Sara Garretson looks on. GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1: Susan Campbell, Mary Lynch, Lind a Deskin, Kathy Kirsch, Carol Nussbaumer, Linda Coates (mgr); Row 2: Ginny Kirsch, Deanna Weaver, Eva Morgan, Katie Lynch, Laura Beaver (co-captain); Row 3: Joan Barren, Sara Garretson, Anne Iredale (co-captain). SPORTS H O a, on Senior Debbie Landis takes a long shot at the basket as fellow Cavalettes and opponents look on. Shots such as this one contributed greatly to the squad s overall successful season. Outleaping her Fairfax opponent on the tip-off, co-captain Debbie Landis taps the ball to a teammate and enables the girls to gain an early lead in their victory over the Rebels. The Varsity girls have a pre-game warm up session to prepare for an afternoon match with Annandale. The Cavalettes romped over the Atoms chalking up another win on their near-perfect record. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Woodson 49 Edison 20 Woodson . 37 Jeff erson 29 Woodson . 45 Fairfax . . 42 Woodson . 32 Annandale 31 Woodson 56 Ft. Hunt . 38 Woodson . 37 Stuart . 29 Woodson 38 Jefferson . . 16 Woodson . 48 Fairfax 39 Woodson 36 Annandale . 46 Woodson 49 Fairfax . . 46 Woodson . 29 Annandale . 52 Positioning herself for the rebound, Myra Thorne (11) prepares to grab a stray shot made by fellow Cavalette Barbie Tapp. Barbie overshot the basket in an attempt to dodge the outstretched arm of a Fairfax defender. 187 WTW c n ’ O O P3 H C 5 GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1: Nancy DeButts, Maureen Evans, Molly Shannon, Holli Herickes; Row 2: Jamie Marshall (mgr.), Suzanne Brown (mgr.), Terri Thomas, Terry Kacena, Anne Jones; Row 3. Patty Ball, Cheryl Long, Debbie Landis (co-captain), Inez Jukes (co¬ captain), Barbie Tapp, Myra Thorne. SWIM TEAM Tension increased as the swimmers stepped up on their starting blocks. The gun cracked, and almost simul¬ taneously the bodies slapped the water. Amid the cries of excited spectators, Woodson swimmers scored an over¬ whelming victory over Falls Church to bring the close to our third undefeated season. The Woodson Swim Team owed its success to the vigorous weekly workouts at the Starlit Swimming Pool. Besides competing with area high schools, Woodson swimmers participated in interstate competition, traveling to several schools, including East Carolina University, Georgetown Prep, and the University of North Carolina. A true love of swimming was the bond that united the Swim Team and gave them the spirit and willingness to work which competitive swimming requires. Bob Knudsen puts on an extra burst of speed to win the 100-yard, butterfly in the meet against Annandale. The swim team cleaned up with their third consecutive season. Happines BEING A m ■ r.t S V 1M TEAM: Row 1: B. Carter, T. Gissendanner, B. Johnson, B. McDaniel; Row 2: P. Harrison, J. Roth, H. Lamond, M. Lamond, K McKay, M. Halligan, J. Nystrom, C. Giorgis, S. Arnberger; Row 3: j. Milan, G. Gorgham, A. Heiser, G. T. Willis, B. Zirilli, J. Gissendanner, D. Gilbert, K. Lynch, K. Prall; Row 4: N. Nencioni, W. Jernigan, K. Humphries, C. Keener, V. Dallquist, C. Haight, M. Michalski. 189 WTW i i j ■ 1 jrf i P i sai 58BB _ W.T.W. OUTSTANDING ATHLETES: Row 1: W. Jacobs (Varsity Football-All-Metropolitan; All-State), C. Hallstead (M.V.P. Award — J.V. Hockey), J. Wilkins (Sportsmanship Award — Varsity Hockey), N. DeButts (M.V.P. Award — Varsity Hockey), D. Pless (Varsity Football); Row 2: C Hoffman (Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball), J. Jukes (Varsity Football — Outstanding Back; All-Metropolitan; All-State; Varsity Basketball, Track), B. Elmore (Varsity Football, Undefeated Varsity Wrestler), J. Pitas (Varsity Wrestling), B. Collier (Varsity Rifle), Bill Enos (Varsity Rifle); not pictured: B. Gerring (Outsanding Runner — Cross-Country). SPORTS STUDENTS Younger than a lifetime are we Older than a nighttime will we be, Spring will be forever our time, A time of youth, dreamfilled and kind. FRESHMEN Woodson, With its varied happenings and memories of years past Opened its doors to let a new class enter; To let a new class become a part of the Woodson Way. The Class of ’71, the freshmen, A bit bewildered, More than a bit excited, Waiting for an explanation, Determined to fit in, stand out, do well. Mrs. Costello; Freshmen Class Sponsor. Freshman Class Council: First row: Jamie Marshall, Karen Prall, Nanci Shepherd, Kathy Nunneley, Diane Griggs, Cathey Acuff, Carol Chase; Second row: Deanna Weaver, Nancy Noel, Janel Lawrence, Marita McNamara ?r arg L Baird ’ Ga y le Lindsay, Petti Sheldon, William Richards; Third row : Ron Morgan, David Schillerstrom, Jeff Moser, John Craig, Danny Burkett Dave Shutler. Freshman Class Officers: First row: Diane Griggs, Secretary; Cathey Acufif, Treasurer; Kathy Nunneley, Senator; Danny Burk¬ ett, President; Dave Shutler, Vice-President. WTW 194 Z w § X J W JERRY ABOE CATHY ACUFF GAIL ADAMSON ROBIN AMARAL JULIE AMOS CAROLYN ANDERSON MIKE ANDREAS PAT ANDRES JILL ANSHELES SUSAN APTF.R JOHN ARICO HOWARD ARNBERGER STEPHANIE ASHLEY JOHN AULL JANET BAILEY MARGARET BAIRD The Freshmen Class’s impression of Octo¬ ber Magic” gave the other classes a glimpse of their wit and talent even though it didn’t provide the freshmen with the prize. 195 WTW DAVID BALANGER JAMES BARBOUR STAN BARNES JOAN BARTEN KATHY BARTON TEX BAULCH ULLI BAUSSUS LAURA BEAVER BILL BECK TOM BECK ALLAN BELL JULIE BELL WALTER BELLES JILL BERRY CARL BEVIS BARBARA BEYM LORILYN BIF.RMAN BRENDA BIXLER TOM BLACKWELL PAM BLADE FRANK BLAZEY JIM BLOCH RICHARD BOLTZ JENNIFER BOND DON BONZANO PAT BOYLE JOE BRADY JERRY BRASE BETH BRANTON PATTI BRINER ED BRITT PHILLIP BROOKS PEGGY BROWN STEVE BROWN KAREN BROWN NANCY BUCCO BOB BUCKMAN STEVE BUESCHER KEVIN BURKE DANNY BURKETT GARY BUSHEE KAREN BUTLER FRESHMEN FRESHMEN WTW 196 LAWRENCE BUTLER MAUREEN CAIN WARD CAMP DAVID CARNAHAN GARRY CARRICO SUSAN CARY JIM CAWTHON CHRISTINE CHAIEWSKI JEFF CHAPMAN CARRIE CHARLEBOIS GEORGE CHARLTON CAROL CHASE NANCY CHASE BILL CHEWNING JIM CHILDERS DEBORAH CHURCH SUSIE CIOTTI GREG CLARK KATHY CLARK PAM CLARK BILL CLARKE META CLEVELAND TRAVIS CLOUD LINDA COATES DAVID COGGESHALL CAROLYN COLEY MARILYN COLEY CARLA COMISH BRIAN CONAWAY BARBARA CONLEY BOBBY COOK KEN COOK PATTI CORBAT MICHAEL CORCORAN SUE CORDER MARIAN COREY LIZ CORMIER 197 WTW Freshmen eagerly plunged into a trying year at Woodson WANDA CORNWELL ANN COSCIA JIM COWE LEX COWSERT CHANDA COX RICK COX BECKY COX JOHN CRAIG BECKY CRAMER DEBBI CRAMMER SCOTT CRANDALL ROBBIE CROMPTON CHRIS CROSS ELLEN CROSS FRANK CROWE BETH CUMBIE Lynn Montross and Kathy Acuff read over their Declarations of Intentions” along with those of all the other freshmen running for office. They were anxiously waiting for the elections to be held to find out whether or not they would be two of the six Freshmen Class officers. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN WTW 198 DAVE CUMMINS BILL CURRAN DIXIE CURTIS ROBERT CUSHMAN LINDA CYR SKIP D’ANGELO DIANE DANIELS BRENDA DAVIS CHARLIE DAVISON JANAYE DAY MIDGE DEMPSTER ELLEN DEREY LINDA DESKIN JACK DIBRELL DAVID DIESSELHORST PAM DILL STEVE DILL RICK DOBBERTIN DANIEL DODSON MARGARET DOMINICK DENNIS DONEHOE JEFF DOUGLAS PAULA DOUGLAS LIZ DOUTHITT BILL DOYLE DONNA DRAKE ROBIN DRASCHIL PAT DREWRY JOHN DUGGAR CRAIG DUKES DAVID DUNCAN PATTY DUNNELLS JOEL DUNNING JEFF DUNSON PAUL DUSCHER RANDY ECKSTEIN 199 WTW MARTY EDMONSON PAT EDWARDS ERICH EISELT PEGI EMERSON MARTY ENTEN DEBBIE ERLENBORN BILL EVANS KATHRYN EVANS PAT EVANS JAY FAGAN MONICA FARRELL ANGELA FERRO JOAN FIELD JOE FIORE ALAN FISHER MAUREEN FITZGERALD BOB FLETCHER DWIGHT FLICKINGER SHARON FOLEY BOB FONES GARY FORD LINDA FOSTER LAURA FRANCIS KATHI FRAZIER CHARLES FUNK FRESHMEN FRESHMEN WTW 200 DIANE GAFFNEY PAUL GAGON PAT GALLAGHER DEIDRE GANLEY KAREN GARDNER SARAH GARRATSON FRANCES GASPER STEVE GAUNT MALCOLM GERRING PAMELA GIBBS DONNA GILL JON GISSENDANNER DAVID GIVENS ELLEN GODSON BOB GOFORTH KATHY GOODE PAM GRANGER GALE GRAVITTE MARTY GRAY JOHN GREEN VINCENT GRIFFIN DIANE GRIGGS FRED GROGHAN BILL GRUBB SHELLY HACKLEY JOE HAGEMAN JOHN HAILEY BARBARA HALL DUFF HALL MARY SUE HALL MIKE HALL NANCY HALL CAROL HALLSTEAD JERRY HAMMIL TRUDIE HAMILTON GWANA HAMLET RICHARD HANDFORD RICK HARDEN LYNN HARRIS PAM HARRISON BRIAN HART LARRY HART BETH HAUERT Make-up tests are no fun. Ronda Towns, Larry Kuss, and Bob Seroka find that out the hard way as they work through the hour and fifteen minutes till late buses come. VIRGINIA HAYES TOLLIE HAYNES JUDY HEMENWAY DAVID HENDRICKSON BOB HENDRICKSON DENNIS HERZIG JEFF HEYER JIM HOLDBOLD RICHARD HILL PHYLLIS HIRSCHMAN 201 WTW DAVID HOADLEY ALEX HOLLIS DAVID HOLM DAVID HOL MES PAM HOLT FRESHMEN FRESHMEN VICTORIA HORTUM JEAN HOWELL POLL HUMPHREYS MIKE HUNT CHARLES ING DORTHY ISAAC LINDA JACOBY PAUL JAHODA HOUSTON JOHNSON RICK JOHNSON CHRIS JONES LESLIE JONES LEWIS JONES ROBERT JONES TOM JONES BARBARA JUNGHANS TOM KALLMAN RAYMOND KANDL A freshman in the band proudly displays the Virginia State Flag. The band put on many fine performances for the school. 203 WTW LIZ KEEL DAVID KEEVER DAVID KELLEHER JERRY KELLEHER LINDA KENT BETH KEPLER FRANK KEPLINGER MISSY KESSLER ROBERT KETTLER TERRY KIDWELL MICHELLE KILLION GINNY KINCADE TOM KINGDON KATHY KIRSCH RICK KLINGENSMITH KRIS KNIBIEHLY BOB KNUDSEN BILL KOOMEN ANDY KORAN DENISE KRACH MARY KRAMER BARBARA KRENGEL LARRY KUSS TED KUTZ JERRY LAGARDE CYNTHIA LAKE MARY LAMOND HANNAH LAMONT JIM LANDY BOYD LANE JANEL LAWRENCE PEGGY LEACH JACK LEFTWICH BRIAN LEHTONEM REIN LEIDELMEYER BOB LEONARD LINDA I.EWETT JIM LEWIS SARAH ANN LEVITAN NANCY LIGHT RONNIE LILLER GAYLE LINDSAY FRESHMEN FRESHMEN WTW 204 DEBBIE LOWE MARY LOWENBACH LISA LUND ROBERT LUZADER DEBBIE LYKINS JAMES LYLE DAN LYNCH MARY LYNCH MIKE LYON JOE MACARIO DIANA MACFARLANE TAD MACGOWAN BROOKE MACKIE DORENE MADDEN MARCIA MAHLER LYNNE MALADOWITZ DON MALEY TERRI MANARA ANNE MARKARIAN RANDY MARKS JAMIE MARSHALL SUSAN MARSHALL NANCY MARSTELLER CATHY MARTIN JOE MARTIN ROBERT MARTIN PAT MC ADEN CATHY MC CABE MARY JANE MC CARTHY JIM MC CAULEY ED MC CORMACK PHIL MC DAVID MICHAEL MC GEE MIKE MC GINN WAYNE MC GOWAN 205 WTW ►n g w 2 JANET MC GREGOR SUE MC GUIGAN KATHY MC KAY JIM MC KAY CHRIS MC KEOWN CINDY MC LEOD ROBIN MC MAHON MARITA MC NAMARA SANDY MC VEIGH FRANCES MEEHAN DEBBIE MELOY KAREN METCALF MIKE MICHALSKI SHARON MIDDLETON JACQUI MILAM MARY MILANO Many times the late buses seem to take forever to come. This student anxiously waits for her’s to arrive while everyone else waits inside the warm building. WTW 206 John Green and Sue Hall put in alot of time and effort to make the registering to vote for freshmen as easy as possible. These freshmen found out how easy and what a small amount of time it takes to register to vote. The freshmen had an exceptionally large turn out, unlike the other classes. EDDIE MILLER NANCY MILLER TOM MILLER MADELINE MILLICAN BRUCE MILLS BILL MINNICK JAN MITCHELL ANNE MOLONEY NEAL MONEY JOHN MONTAGUE LYNNE MONTROSS JOHN MOORE ROY MOORE JOHN MORAN EVA MORGAN PAT MORGAN RON MORGAN VERONICA MORRILL JEFF MOSER EVELYN MOSS MARY MOWERY LAURA MUGAAS TANSUE MULLEN MADELAINE MURAD STEPHANIE MYERS CHARLES NASH SHELLEY NEFF RON NENCIONI CATHY NESBIT ANNE NEWBERN WENDY NICHOLAS 207 WTW NANCY NOEL TINA NOGA CATHY NORTON KATHY NUNNLEY CAROL NUSSBAUMER CHARLIE NUTTER JANICE NYSTROM JIM NYSTROM MARY OBLINGER KEN O ' DELL MARILYN O ' HARA PAT O’LEARY BEVERLY OLIBER GIGI OLMSTEAD VAL ORIGLIO JOHN OSTERDAY BECKY OSTRANDER MARSHA PACELEY GREG PALMS JULIE PAPPAS BARBARA PARKER JOHN PARKER SALLY PARRY PHILLIP PARSONS CRAIG PATTERSON ELIZABETH PAUL DAVID PAYNE DEBBIE PAYNE LINDA PAYNE JOHN PELOSKY FRESHMEN FRESHMEN WTW 208 LENORE PERA JANET PERRY LYNDA PETTY ANNE PICKFORD STEVE PINKERTON GINNY POSEY PAUL POUCHER EARL POYTRESS KAREN PRALL MARY PRESCOTT BOB PREUSS LYNNE PRICE MARY PRICKETT RANDY PUTSAVAGE MIKE RAFFERTY BOB RAMEY PEGGI RANEGAN FRANK RATHBUN STEVE RECORDS DAVID REDINDAUGH JOANNE REHM JULIE REID CAL REYNOLDS JOHN RICE WILLIAM RICHARDS ALLAN RHINEHART PEGGY RIFKIN SANDY RIDDLE TIM RIZER PAT ROBBINS PEYTON ROBERTS KERRY ROCHE LAURIE ROEMER CATHY ROOT RICHARD RODENBLUTH LAURI ROSS JOANN ROTH MICHAEL ROTH JUDI ROUNDS ELLIOTT RUBINO CARL RUBY PATTI RUGG STEVE RUGO 209 WTW RANDY RUSS PATTI RYAN PETER SABAU BARBARA SACKNOFF KIM SAFFORD JULIE SANFORD BARBARA SARGENT TOM SCHAEFER DAVID SCHILLERSTROM PHIL SCHIRMER JEFF SCHLAPFER HAROLD SCHLIPH PAUL SCHLEUSENER MIKE SCHULTZ CARY SCHWAB JACKIE SCOTT MIKE SEAMAN DEE SELPH KIM SERANGELI BOB SEROKE One of a freshman’s more pensive moments is exempli¬ fied by Trish Stapleton. Hosts of hard work and deter¬ mination helped pull the Freshman Class together. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN WTW 210 SUZANNE SETTLE RICHARD SHANKLIN KATHERINE SHANNON WOLF SHARNOFF GAIL SHAVER PETTI SHELDON NANCI SHEPARD MAC SHERIDAN CANDY SHERIS JOHN SHERWOOD PETER SHIPMAN JOHN SHONERD DAVID SHUTLER MIKE SINGLETON CRAIG SMITH DENNIS SMITH DONALD SMITH MARY ELLEN SMITH ROBERT SMITH THANE SMITH RICKY SNYDER LLOYD SOLES DONNA SONNETT PAUL SOUVE CHRIS SPEELMAN KARL SPERRY MONTE SPRINGFIELD TRISH STAPLETON ALLISON ST. CLAIR CINDY STEENHAGEN DEBBIE STEENHAGEN JUDI STEINBERG BILL STEINKULLER JANICE STEVENS CAROL STEWART GAYLE STEWART PHILIP STEWART STEVEN STONEMAN CATHIE STORY PAT STORY RAY STRANG After pleading with the photographer to get their picture taken, the dream of these freshmen came true. Decorating their door was no easy chore and they wanted to have a fond memory of their labor of love in case they didn’t win the prize. 211 WTW MARK STRICKLAND LYNN SUTHERLAND JOHN STROPE KURT SWANSON MARK SWEAZEY NANCY TAFT JOHN TALLEY LISA TALLIA SHARON TAYLOR DAVE THOMAS LARRY THOMAS CLAUDIA THOMPSON GAIL THOMPSON ALAN THORN RACHEL THORNTON MIKE THRELFALL DAVID TIFFIN BILL TILFORD DAVID TISON SUE TOBIN SUSAN TOMASICK RONDA TOWNS LINDA TROELL FRESHMEN FRESHMEN WTW 212 Sue Hall, secretary of elections, and her trusty helper, John Green, keep the eager freshmen under control as they register to vote. This was the freshmen’s first chance to feel like they really were members of the class of ’71. JULIE TULIPANE GARY TURNER PEG UHTHOFF CATHY VALENTIC CAROLYN TULLOH LAURA TWIFORD MARGARET UNKLE TINA VAN BENTHUYSEN 213 WTW RICHARD VANDER MEULEN MARK VAN HORN JO VAN METER LINDA VILTOFT KIRBY VINING STEVE VON CHRISTIERSON DEBRA VOORHEES MICHELE WALKER SUSAN WALKER AMY WALLACH STEVE WALLER KENNY WARE TODD WARFIELD JEFF WATKINS ALICE WATTERS CHARLIE WEAVER DEANNA WEAVER JIM WEIGLER NEAL WENGER PATTY WENGER CHUCK WEST TIM WESTON VARYN WETHERINGTON JANET WHITE HERBIE WHITTERMORE ANITA WILBURN DEBBIE WILCOX MARY WILCOX DIANNE WILGUS GERRY WILLIS SHERRY WILLIAMS AMY WILSON BRADFORD WING PATTI WITHERS MICHAEL WOODSIDE BETTY WORRELL JOHN WYMAN SHELLEY YARBROUGH DAVID YOUNG DOUG ZIMMERMAN CHRISTINE ZITRJDES FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES Still Underclassmen But knowledgeable in the realization that there are no such things as elevator passes, left-handed baseball bats, Cafeteria C. Continuous routine. One-sided discussions, Incorrect geometry problems Dead frogs still responding to tormenting prods. Filling the empty spans of time with The Hush Dance, selling food to the Christmas door decorators. Finally blending into the Woodson surroundings. Mr. Houlihan, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Sophomore Class Activities Committee: First row: Connie McGee, Joann Truell, Duby Oliverio, Terri Jones, Cathy Bracewell; Second row: Mellonei Maury, Susan Polk, Mary Downey, Linda Cockrell, Cheryl Greenberg, Jill Roulstone; Third row: Torn Shipman, Jill Atkinson, George Van Lathem, Georgia Bacas, Glen Podonsky. Sophomore Class Council: First row: Joyce Bawer, Julie Parker, Diane Donald, Phil Shutler; Second row: Jill Roulsone, Marty Gray, Joann Truell, Judy Seitzer, Harriet Massey, Gerry Carpenter; Third row: Betty Hise, Georgia Bacas, John Elmore, Greg Foley, Jim LaGarde, Glen Podonsky; Fourth row: Cathy Morse, Sally Strawinski, Muffy Stannard, Carol Duley, Camie Ard, Ann Irdale. Sophomore Class Officers: First row: Phil Shutler, Senator; Joyce Bawer, Secretary; Julie Parker, President; Diane Donald, Vice- President. Second row: Diane Price, Senator; Maureen Peer, Treasurer. SOPHOMORES WTW 216 Sweat and talent combined to create Sophomore float BARBARA ABERNATHY ROXANNA ABOE CHARLEY ADAMS GEORGE ADAMS ROBERT ADAMSON KATHY ALE DAVE ALFORD SHERRY ALLSHOUSF. TIM ANDERSON MARY LOU ANDRUS CAMI ARD BILL ASMUTH JILL ATKINSON LINDA ATWELL HARRY AVERICK GEORGIA BACAS STEVE BAILEY CHARLENE BAINBRIDGE BRYAN BALLOU MARCELA BANUET JUDY BARNHART MARTY BARTON RICHARD BASSING MARY ANN BAVARIA JOYCE BAWER SUE BAXLEY KARL BECKER HUGH BECKWITH ALICIA BELFIELD CATHY BELL RICK BELLEVILLE JOHN BENNETT SAM BENNETT BARBARA BIXLER JANET BLAIR 217 WTW C t OCTOBER MAC-IC The Class of 70 presented their version of October Magic” to the school on October 28. Their magician and his rabbit were led around the football field by Mr. Houlihan’s maroon Corvette. LOUIS BLAZY DANNY BLEVINS LEE BLUMENTHAL JOY BOBLITT CAROLYN BOND ROBERT BONIFACIO STEVE BOTTS JOHN BOWELL RONNIE BOWMAN CATHY BRACEWELL JANET BRADLEY PAT BRANNAN DON BRANT CHARLIE BREMER BILL BRIGGS PEGGY BRIGGS ED BROWN JAY BROWN ROBERT BROWN SUZANNE BROWN MIKE BROWNE LYNN BUCHANAN LARRY BURCH PATTI BURCH SUE BURCHINAL BRAD BURFIELD SOPHOMORES WTW 218 JACK BURGESS PAM BURKE HARRY BURROUGHS BARBIE BURWELL LIZ CAIN BILL CALDWELL CANDACE CALLAHAM PAUL CALLICOAT 1 CAROL CAMERON STEVE CAMP MARY CANNON DAVID CAPPELLUCCI LIANE CARLOCK JERRY CARPENTER SUZANNE CARR MARY CARY WAYNE CHAFFIN CHIP CHASE KAY CHRONIS CRAIG CLARK KENNY CLARK SEAN CLARK TOM CLARK After being warned by all their teachers that they’d better find their books, Sherry Dillard and Kathy Conrad decided that a clean up job on their locker might produce several of the lost items. 219 WTW CAROL CLAYBROOK RICHIE CLEAVES KIM CLEW KURT CLONINGER DEAN CLOUSE LINDA COCKRELL JANICE COLLIER JOHN CONLEE JERRY CONLEY BARBARA CONN KATHY CONRAD NANCY COOK NANCY COOPPER CHARLI COOVER BILL COPE JOHN COSCIA DIANE COULSON DARCY CURTISS JEAN CWIEK DIANE DAVIS CELIA DAY NANCY DEARWESTER JO ANN DE BRUIN JEFF DE BUTTS DIANE DE FILIPPIS DENNI DE HAVEN BOB DE LONG BRIAN DI ANTONIO DENNIS DI ANTONIO OWEN DICKENS JAY DICKINSON WAYNE DILL SHERRY DILLARD JERRY DINGUS STEVE DOLJAC SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES TW 220 BRUCE DONALD DIANE DONALD NANCY DONEGAN SONNY DOYLE FRED DRAGO JANET DRAVES RANDY DRISCHER PATTY DRISCOLL JOHN DRYE WILLIAM DUFFEY SALLY DUFFY DIANE DUKE CAROL DULEY HOWARD DURHAM MARK ECKENRODE MARK EDWARDS NANCY EGER JANIE EGGLESTON KATHY EHLE JOHN ELMORE BRUCE ENSALL JENNY ERICKSON ERIC ERICSSON FRANK EVANS GILBERT EWELL ANNE FAIRCLOTH JANE FIESER KATHY FINCANNON JAY FLATLEY RANDY FLEMING JEAN FLORIOR GREG FOLEY PAUL FOREMAN HAROLD FORD DALE FORRESTER KATHY FREEMAN PAT GAFFNEY LISA GALBREAITH TERRY GANLEY PHIL GARUTI SHARON GEARY Helping hands like these are not allowed in any game of volleyball but this group of sophomores can’t seem to understand that. 221 WTW JOHN GEORGER PENNY GENTRY ROXANE GIESECKE DICK GIESELMAN JENNIFER GIFFORD BOB GIFT PENNY GILLF.R JOHN GILLIEN PATRICIA GIPSON JOHN GOELZ DEBBIE GOFF TIM GOFF PANDORA GOLD JEAN GOLDENBF.RG DEBORAH GOMEZ NANCY GONZALES PHILLIP GOODE GARY GOTTFRIED DONNA GRAVENSTINE MARTHA GRAY KEN GREENE BRUCE GREENBERG CHERYL GREENBERG SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES WTW 222 KARIN GRIER SUSAN GRIGGS PATRICIA GRITIS COLLEEN GUARD MARSHA GUERRANT JAMES GUNDERSON DEBBIE HALES ALLISON HALL BERNARD HALL SANDY HALL TERRI HAMRICK RICK HARRISON JOHN HART MIKE HAYES BETSY HAZEN LARRY HEDDEN ALAN HEISER EVELYN HEISING JODY HELGESON MARILYN HELMS LAURA HENDERSON STEVE HENDERSON SHARON HERCULES BRIAN HOFFMAN BETTY HICE CHRISTOPHER CHARLIE HOFFMAN HIDEBRAND ROBERT HOLLAND NANCY HILGERT MARILYN CATHY HINCEWICZ HORBALY DAVE HIPP JANE HORNER BETTY HOBLITZELL BRENT HORTON KARIN HOUGHTEN DAVID HOWARD RICK HOWARD RON HOWELL KEITH HUMPHRIES ANNE IREDALE JIM JACOBS MIMI JAHODA 223 WTW JANET JAMES CAROL JANUS STEVE JELINEK ROSEANNA JENKINS VAN JENKINS ALLENE JEWETT GREG JOHNSON JESSICA JONES TERRI JONES TROY JONES KRIS KANE KATHY KEENER ROSS KELLAS BUD KICK GINNIE KIRSCH SUSAN KLIRX LIN KNIGHTON RANDY KNOCHE GAIL KNOTHE THERESA KNUDSON These creative students decided that along with decorat¬ ing doors, decorating bulletin boards should be on the IN” list for Christmas. Joyce Bawer, Suzanne Carr, and Marilyn Horbaly started the new fad by beautifying their bulletin board with the same theme used on the doors. SOPHOMORES WTW 224 SHEELAGH KOSKELLA MARY ELLEN KOVALSKY MARSHA KRENGEL BILL KUYKENDALL JIM LA GARDE KERRY LANDES JEAN LANGE JOE LERAIA WILL LARSEN KAREN LARSON SANDY LAWERENCE BUDDY LEAKE RITA LEAVELL CATHY LEE CINDY LEE GALEN LEMESH LU ANN LEMONE MARY LEONARD MARK LEVINE JAMES LEWIS GEORGE LEWETT DEBBIE LIPSEY RICHARD LIVINGSTON KONI LODGE BILL LORD DAVID LOYD 225 WTW Busy working busy sleeping MARK LULU ERIC LUNDY LYNN LUSKEY PETER LUTZ KATIE LYNCH DOTTIE LYONS ROBERT MAC FARLANE STAN MAIGE VINCE MAIGE MARK MALADOWITZ LAURIE MALLEN PAUL MANDICH EILEEN MARCROFT JOYCE MARSHALL MIKE MARSHALL RICK MARSTELLER MARK MARTIN JOHN MASON HARRIET MASSEY MELANIE MAURY VASHTI MAYS JUDIE MC ATEE DEBI MC CAIN BEN MC CARTY CHARLES MC CASKILL KEM MC COY TONY MC DONALD TIM MC FARLAND DEE DEE MC GARY CONNIE MC GEE WANDA MC GEE NANCY MC GOVERN KERRY ANN MC GRATH ANNE MC GUIGAN BRUCE MC MASTER SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES WTW 226 SHARON MC MILLAN JAMES MC NAUGHTON MARCIA MC OMBER JOHN METZGER JEFF MICHAEL JAY MILLETTE BOB MINCHIN IIM MINKET SCOTT MINNICH MATT MOFFIT JIM MONROE MIKE MONROE DUKE MONSON LARRY MONTROSS GERRI MOORE KAREN MOOT GUII.LERMINA MORALES STEVEN MORRIS CATHIE MORSE DAVE MOWERY JAYNE MUIR STEVE MULLEN MIDGE MURPHY CLINT MYERS JOHN NEEHAM OLIVIA NEGRON LISA NEIGER JIM NEILL JOYCE NELMS BOB NENCIONI MARY NESBIT ALLEN NEWCOMB DON NEWELL DAVID NEWLUN SUE NEWPHER JENNIFER NEY LETICIA NICKEL STEFAN NICKODEM KAREN NIELSON JUDY NOAH 227 WTW GREGG NORTH ANNETTE NORTON LINDA ODENTHAL DUBY OLIVERIO CAROLYN OLSON SANDY ORRISON ALICE OWENS JOSEPH PARKER JULIE PARKER DIANNE PARKS JANICE PARSONS PAT PATAKY JOHN PAYNE TOM PAYNE T. JAY PECORAK MAUREEN PEER Elaine Prickett sits in royal splendor as Julie Parker crowns her Miss Irresistable” at the sophomore class’s Hush Dance. The sophomores, afraid of loosing money on the dance, succeeded in making a sizable profit on ticket sales at the door. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES WTW 228 CARL PEREZ JOE PESEK NANCY PETERS TOM PHILION CATHY PHILLIPS DEBRA PIMENTHAL GLENN PODONSKY SUE POLK SUZANNE POLLEN BILL PORTER CAROL POST PATTY POST BILL POTTER PEGGY PREBLE BRENDA PRICE DIANE PRICE ELAINE PRICKETT LARRY PRINCE Dennis Di Antonio displays the skill with which most sophomores play volley¬ ball. This is his famous serve which seldom gets the ball over the net. 229 WTW MARY PUTNAM TERI RACETTE STEVE RAGSDALE CHRIS RAMSEY JOHN RANSONE BECKY RATCLIFFE NINA REAVES ERIC REEVES BRENDA REGN JESSIE RETER CARRIE REYNOLDS FORREST RHEMANN MIKE RICHARDSON MIKE RIELEY SUSAN RIFKIN TOM RIGGS JIM RIKE JOYCE RIPLEY GREG RIPPEY MARCIA RIVETT COLEEN RIZER CATHIE ROARK JACK ROBBINS CAROLINE ROBERTSON BETTY ROBINSON MIKE ROCHE DAVE ROEMER PEGGY ROMAINE KAREN ROOD WALTER ROSCH DELMAS ROSE JOE ROSEBERRY BRYAN ROSS GARY ROSS JILL ROULSTONE KATHY ROUSE MARTY ROWELL RANDY ROYSTON ANN RUBOTTOM JOANNE RUBRIGHT BILL RUBY PATTI RYALL SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES WTW 230 RANDY RYDELL LISA SALA NANCY SALE JOE SANDS BECKY SCARLEY STEVE SCALLY SUSAN SCHAAF GLENN SCHABACKER BILL SCHADF.GG FRED SCHAFFER MARSHA SCHINDEL GLENN SCHLAR DAVE SCHNOOR LEANNE SCHWARTZ NEIL SEEK ROSS SEIDERS JUDY SEITZF.R DEBBIE SEMB SUSAN SENTER JENISE SETIAN JOHN SHEEHAN KAREN SHEPHERD JULIE SHERMAN TOURNE SHIPMAN BILL SHUMATE PHIL SHUTLER PAM SIBLEY KAREN SIMPSON LINDA THOMSON SUSAN SIMS BRUCE SINGLETON DAVID SKOVE KIM SMALL BILL SMITH DONNA SMITH SHERRI SMITH JANET SNOW SUE SNOW GAIL SNYDER BETSY SOUTH CHRIS SPAN MIKE SPERRY BECKY SPIHER JUDY STANDLEE 231 WTW Weeks dull silence shattered by Hush Dance In his royal finery, Gilbert Ewell smiles for the photographer after being crowned Mr. Irresistable”. Gilbert won the title by collecting the most Hush Cards during the Sophomore sponsored Hush Week. LINDA STANDLEE MUFFY STANNARD STEVE STARMER SCOTT STEPHENS JENNIFER STERN LYNNE STEVENSON LINDA STOCKMAN KRIS STOUT SALLY STRAWINSKI JOHN STRUBE BARB STURM GARY SUITER RUTH SUTTON KENNY SWAIN RICK SWANINGEP. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES WTW 232 BETH TALLEY BARBIE TAPP WILLIAM TARRANT JEFF TAYLOR LINDA TAYLOR CHRIS TEASLEY JUNE TENNYSON GARY THOMAS JIM THOMAS JIM THOMAS DAN THOMPSON LINDA THOMPSON MYRA THORNE WAYNE THORTON SUSAN TOLBERT JERRY TOM KATHY TOOLE DEV TOWER JO ANN TRUELL GARY TUCCI MARY TULIPANE BILL TUNBERG MARY TURREGANO ROBERT UDA JAN UHTHOFF K. UNTERKOFLER GEORGE VAN LAETHEM KATHY VEITCH GLENN VESTAL SUSAN WAITES HENRY WALKER STEPHANIE WALTER CINDY WEATHERS STEVE WEBB SHELLEY WHITE KITTY WEST 233 WTW Chasing the bus, Brad Burfield finds that they don’t stop for the world. He has two alternate plans, either wait for the late bus or run home in the rain. He will end up doing both though, running to his house which is a mile from the bus stop. ' -3 V BARRY WHITEHURST LARRY WHITENER RICHARD WHITT BETSEY WILBUR ANN WILKES ROBIN WILL ART WILLETTE JOHN WILLIAMS STEVEN WILLIAMS CINDY WILSON CONNIE WILSON JOE WINFREF. LOIS WITHAM MARVIN WOLF DEBBIE WOLFF BILL WORTHY MICHAEL WRIGHT JIM WYLE PAUL YANOSHIK JIM YATES MARK YOUNG SHERRY YOUNG ED YOUNGBLOOD CHRIS ZWICKE CONNIE ZWICKER SOPHOMORES JUNIORS An October Wizard firmly attached to a Halloween float, A cellar filled with spider webs and Sadie Hawkin’s fans, A beautiful, mystical castle upon whose drawbridge sweethearts strolled. The lucky turn of a new class ring, The Junior Ring Dance, The realization of being no longer underclassmen but at last rising seniors. Mr. Kane, Junior Class Sponsor. Junior Class Council: First row: Carol Oppenheim, Carol Ansheles, Karen Davidson, Patti Farmer, Lucy Callahan; Second row: Carol Farr, Debbi e Lamond, Nan Weston, Cindy Georgis, Patti Orme, Steve Stone; Third row: Cathy Lockwood, Marlie Seibert, Ruth Tucker, Pete Hansen, Bill Douthitt, Charlie Harrison, Mike Hincewicz. Junior Class Officers: Peggy Howell, Senator; Judy Stein, Treas¬ urer; Holli Herrickes, Secretary; Bill Douthitt, Senator; Regis Carr, President; Pete Hansen, Vice President. JUNIORS WTW 236 MOIRA ADDINGTON GAY ALDER WAYNE ALLEN CAROLE ANSHELES DETTA ARICO JACK ARMSTRONG BOB ARMSTRONG DAVID ARNO ALYSON AULL PERRY BACALIS DIANE BACAS RONNIE BAILEY PAT BALL TODD BALLEW GINNY BALLOU DENISE BALZER Cathy Fincannon and Paul Gasparides discuss the prospects of getting married at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Paul wants no part of it, but Cathy insists that it’s only until 11:30, and after all, she’s paying for it. 237 WTW RAY BARBOUR CAROL BARETT JULIE BARRIGAN CRAIG BARRINGER LINDA BASS RICHARD BAUMGARTEN LAURIE BEBB GALE BECHTEL JOYCE BELL SHEILA BELL DIANE BENDER MARK BENIOT ANN BENSON ELLIOT BERNFIELD LYNDA BERNE NANCY BILLINGSLEY CHRISTOPHER BIRD BARRY BIXLER MARILYN BLACK ERIC BLANKENSHIP SUSAN BLASINGAME JANE BOLLDGOOD RIC BOLT SUSAN BONHAM DON BOOTH TOM BOROUGHS SUE BORRESEN WALTER BOTTINY DOTTI BOULTER STUART BRADFORD DAN BRANT CONNIE BRASSE TOM BRIDENSTINE TRACY BRIDGES DENNIS BROOKS STEVE BROOKS JENNIE BROWN TOM BROWN MARY BUCKMAN JOHN BUESCHER DAVE BURKETT JUNIORS JUNIORS WTW 238 MARIE BURNS MIKE BURNS JIM BURRESS DIANE BUSHEE JOHN BUTLER STEVE CAIN LUCY CALLAGHAN JOHN CAMP KATHY CAMPBELL LINDA CAMPBELL SKIP CARLETON SANDI CARPER REGIS CARR CLAUDIA CARRICK LINDA CASEBIER LAURA CASEY CHUCK CASPER PAT CASSEL KATHY CAVANAUGH ALBERT CHAPMAN LINDA CHAPPELL STEVE CHRIST RAY CLARK SHARI CLARKE BROOKS CLOUD MAURY CLOUD JOYCE COFFEY FRANK COFFMAN SCOTT COLE TERRY COLLINS JANET COLVOCORESSES DREW CONAWAY DIANA CONNER VERNON COOK KIM CRANDALL BRENDA CREKMORE 239 WTW Bruce Jenkinson helps Mike Pratt figure one of those monsterous algebra problems. No wait a minute, that’s tick- tack-toe they’re playing. The open alge¬ bra book is just to fool their teacher. JAN CREMEANS CAMILLE CROMBIE RICHARD CROMPTON SUE CROOKS MIKE CROSS RICK CUBBINS DENISE DABBS SALLY D ' ANGELO MIKE DANT KAREN DAVIDSON MIKE DAVIDSON ANDREA DAVIS PAT DAVIS SHARON DAVIS LUTHER DAWSON KEITH DAYTON BILL DELANO PAT DENNIS KEN DERENG CHUCK DETWILER HARRY DIBRELL CHIP DICKS DAVID DILLOW JACK DILLOW SUE DOLLY JUNIORS JUNIORS WTW 240 BOB DOMINICK BOB DONAGHY JANIS DOUGHERTY JIM DOUGLAS BILL DOUTHITT KAREN DOWDY LEE DRAPER JIM DREWRY BOB DRUMMOND DALE DRYSDALE FRANK DUKES SYLVESTER DUNCAN BOB FUNNELLS KAY DURHAM DIANE DURHAM CATHY ECKSTEIN ANNE F.LLERBRAKE GAIL ELLERBRAKE MIKE EMERSON FERNANDO EROSO MIKE EVANS PATTI FARMER CAROL FARR KYLE FAUTH BONNIE FELLINGHAM MARGIE FISH MARNIE FISHER MIKE FLETCHER PAM FORNEY BETH FOSTER JUDY FOVEAUX CHRIS FOWLER GAIL FRANCIS GREG FRAZIER JACK FREAR CLARKE FUNK JAY GAINES MICKEY GALL VERNON GARDENER PAUL GASPARIDES DANNY GASPER SANDY GATTIS ANNE GAUZENS 241 WTW Carol Sterling and Lucy Callaghan take in a leisurely pasttime here at Wood- son—socializing. Most students found this activity a welcome break from a tiring day at school. JOHN GAVIN KAY GENTRY GAIL GEORGE SUSAN GEORGER DAN GIBSON SCOTT GIBSON KENNETH GIFFORD MIKE GILLIEN LARRY GILLIGAN CINDY GIORGIA TOM GISSENDANNER VALERIE GRABSCH PAULA GRANGER BOBBIE GRAY GLEN GREEN JUNIORS WTW 242 It seems the wizard DID cast the winning spell, as the Junior Class had hoped it would, for the Homecoming Game. Woodson stomped Marshall 36-14. DALE GREENLEE ROSEMARY GRILLO DOUG GUNTER CLAYTON HAIGHT BEVERLY HALL ED HALL BETH HALL FREDRICK HALL SUE HALLSTEAD MIKE HAMEL JANIE HAMILTON LINDA HAMILTON MARY HAMILTON DAVE HAMRE DEBBIE HANSEN BILL HARPER LINDA HARRIS RANDY HARRIS CHARLES HARRISON CONNIE HAWKINS JANE HAYES BILL HAYES LAURA HEFFRON KEN HE1SING MARY HENNESY HOLLI HERICKES 243 WTW LLOYD HERRING DONNA HICKLING BILL HILDBOLD CLAYTON HILL DAVID HILL DAVID HILL JIM HILL MIKE HINCEWICZ GALE HIRSCHMAN STEVE HOADLEY JEFF HOBLITZELL MIKE HOBLITZELL BRUCE HOGGE DOUG HOLMES BOB HOLMES JIM HOLT DEBBIE HOWARD PENNY HOWARD EILEEN HOWE PEGGY HOWELL STANDLEY HOWELL BOB HOYLE KATHY HULL MARK HUMPHREY RICHARD HUMPHREYS GREG HUNTER SUE HUTCHERSON PAM ICKERT CHARLIE IRWIN LESLEY IRWIN MARY JACOBSEN LINDA JENKINS BRUCE JENKINSON ELIZABETH JOHNSON BRUCE JOHNSON JUNIORS JUNIORS WTW 244 DONNA JOHNSTON ANNE JONES BRITT JONES KIT JONES MIKE JONES RICHARD JONES BILL JONES TERRY JUKES TERRI KACENA PHIL KALNITZKY KAREN KANODE JUNE KASOFF CHIP KEENER BRIAN KEEVER DAN KELLY DEBBIE KENNEY STEVE KETTLER FRANCES KEYES PATTI KINNEY SCOTT KLEIER PATTI KLINKER TERRY KNOPKE CRAIG KOERBEL BILL KRAUS JEFF LADIN ROGER LAMBERT DEBBIE LAMOND HEATHER LAMOND SUSAN LANE KRIS LARSEN RON LEBLANC BOB LEE SUSAN LEFTWICH MARK LEVITT BETTY LILLER RAY LIND SUSAN LINDE JOHN LINDEN DONNA LINDSEY FRED LOCKS KATHY LOCKWOOD CHERYL LONG JAMES LONG 245 WTW CHUCK LOUDERMILK SANDRA LOVEJOY PAT LOYD CHRIS LUNDY JANET LYNCH SHEILA LYNCH DEBRA MAC FARLANE PHIL MAHAN JIM MAKELY EMMONS MALONEY LISA MANDZAK PAMELA MARCANTONIO LARRY MARSHALL LEE MARTIN LAURIE MASON DAYNA MATTHEWS BARBARA MAY DAN MC CARTHY DON MC CLAIN KENNETH MC CLENDON Ann Mullan pauses in her classwork to listen to her teacher’s last minute instructions and comments as the bell is about to ring. JUNIORS JUNIORS WTW 246 KRIRSTIE MC CLURE BILL MC DANIEL JEAN MC GARRAH JEFF MC GARY BILL MC GEE TIM MC GINN PAT MC GLOTHLIN KATHY MC GOVERN DAVE MC GREGOR KATHY MC GUIGAN SUE MC KENNA TOM MC LAUGHLIN MARK MC LENDON MELLISSA MC MORRIS CATHY MEEHAN LINDA MELOY ROD MERRILL ROBBIE MEYER KATHY MILILLO SCOTT MILLER SIMONE MILLS TIM MITCHELL BILL MONEY JEANNE MONTAGUE JOHN MONTAGUE ROGER MONTGOMERY ROSE MONTGOMERY CAROL MOOREFIELD LINDA MORALES REBECCA MORGAN GEORGE MOSER ANN MULLAN EDDIE MULLINS SAM MURPHY BOB MURPHY JOHN MURRAH SHARON MURRAH CATHY MUSCO JOHN NANCE DAVE NASH 247 WTW Diane Bacas and Cathy Smith proudly display their labor of love to the photo¬ grapher. Several hours of determined work produced such a fine specimen of a locker. FRAN NASSETTA KATHY NEEDHAM ROSA LINDA NEGRON DON NELSON NANETTE NENCIONI WILLIAM NESLEY CANDY NEWBY LORRIE NEWELL JOE NEWLAND DAVE NEY JERRINE MECHOLS JUDI NICHOLSON DEBBIE NOBLE ROBIN NOEL JERRY OBAUGH JOE OBUSEK BARBARA O’DONNELL ROBIN O’DONNELL SUE OFFERMAN MIKE O’LEARY BETSY OLIVER CAROL OPPENHEIM PATTI ORME JUNIORS JUNIORS WTW 248 PHIL ORTH JACK OURS BOB OWENS STEVE PACELEY BOB OSTERDAY ROGER OURS DENNY OWENS ALBERT PALMER STEVE PAPPAS NANCY PARRY KAREN PAXTON PEGGY PAXTON JOHN PECORAK JILL PELOSKY BOB PENDLEY GIGI PEREZ LOUIS PERINI MIKE PERRY RON PETERSON SHARON PFLEGER BRENDA PHARES STEVE PICKERING ROBERT PICKFORD That once in a life time moment—actually knowing the answer to the problem. Chris Thompson smiles proudly, hoping her chemistry tiacher will call on her. DIANE PITZ ELAINE PLUMMER ERIC POMMER DONALD POOL BETH PORTER 249 WTW DARYL POWELL JIM POWERS LARRY POWERS GREG POZINSKY DONNA PRALL MIKE PRATT DAVE PRICER ANDI PRIM JOHN PRODAN JOHN PURCELL ANN PURCELL JAMES PUTNAM TONY RACETTE JOHN RAINE KIT RAFALKO DAVE RAFALKO MARK RAMIREZ BARBARA RAUSCHER DANNY RAYEN LES REAVES BRUCE REES DON REEVES CATHY REID KAREN REID BILLY RHINF.HART CHRIS RILEY WILLIAM RIPPEY MICHAEL RIVETT RICHARD ROBERTS STEVE ROBERTS JUNIORS JUNIORS WTW 250 MARY ROBINSON KATHY ROE MARY ROGERS BECKY ROSEBERRY JOHN ROTH LINDA ROWELL JIM RUBRIGHT MARC RUEL RICHARD RUEL BYRON RUSS KATHY RYAN LESLIE RYMER STEVE SAGAR CELESTE SAMMET RAY SANCHIZ KENNETH SANDERS DON SCARR ANDY SCHAFF ANNE SCHIEFFELIN GARY SCHIRMER LINN SCHNEIDER DEAN SCHNOOR SHERRI SCHULTZ DANA SCOTT ANN SCOTT GAIL SEAY DEBBIE SEBRING MARLIE SEIBERT GAYLE SEROKA JACK SHAEFER MOLLY SHANNON RICHARD SHANNON PAUL SHAVER MARK SHELLEY RONNIE SHIFFLETT The lunch time rush for the phones begins at 11:30. These students are either the first or the last to arrive since there aren’t mobs of other kids behind them. HARVEY SIMPSON PATTI SIMPSON PATTI SINNETT MARY SLAUGHTER ELAINE SLAVIN COLLEEN SMALL MICHAEL SMALLWOOD BOB SMITH BONNIE SMITH CATHY SMITH DIANE SMITH GARY SMITH JIM SMITH JOYCE SMITH STEVE SMITH BONNIE SNYDER KARYL SNYDER RANDY SOI.T RICK SPRAGUE B. J. STAHL MARGIE STANLEY JUDY STAUFFER BARRY STEIN JUDY STEIN NEIL STEINBERG JACK STEINHORST WTW 252 c 5 Pi o t-H Z D BILL STERLING CHARLES STEVENS CAROLE STIRLING STEVE STONE GEORGE STORY NANCY STRICKLAND MIKE STRIMLING JANET SULLIVAN BOBBY SUPINGER JOAN SWAN TOM TACKABERRY KAREN TALLEY Yearbook’s photographer, David Hill gets caught in the act of goofing off. Here he exhibits good form while playing catch with a role of film with one of his fellow photographers. rY STEVE TANNER TIM TAYLOR DONNA TEAGLE BOBBI TESTERMAN 253 WTW KARL THIEM MARGIE THOMAS TERRI THOMAS KRIS THOMPSON PAUL THOMPSON CINDY THORN LISA THORNE YVONNE TILLERY JOHN TONTZ MARK TOTTEN GARY TRAVIS RUTH TUCKER JIM TYSON MARK TYSON KENT UDY L. UNTF.RLOFLER BOB UPPERMAN KENDRA VANDERMEULEN MIKE VANNOY BOB VARNAU RICHARD VERNON KRISTINE VIK CHRIS VILTOFT SHERI VOYLES CAROL WALLINE LARRY WALCH TRUDY WAMSLEY JOHN WARD TOM WARREN VICKI WEATHERHOLTZ TERRY WEAVER SHARON WEBB STEVE WEIGLER JOHN WEIR PHIL WEISS PETRA WENDE NANETTE WESTON AUTRA WHEELER STEVEN WHETZEL BEN WHITE PEGGY WHITTET RUTHIE WIENER JUNIORS JUNIORS WTW 254 Turning rings and Ring Dance, both fond memories for Juniors With check in hand, Bruce Hogge anxiously waits while Mr. Divers measures his ring size. The thought of that long wait until May, when the rings come in, seems eternities away. WENDY WILBURN RICHARD WILDE DEBBIE WILKES ADELE WILSON CHIP WILSON JAKE WILSON ANN WINKLER KAREN WOLFF BARBARA WOOD DEBBY WOOD JACK WOODSIDE LINDA WORRELL 255 WTW The ring: The symbol of seniority for most juniors when they receive it and the most glorious of their posses¬ sions. The one thing that can easily bring back pleasant memories of high school days. PAUL WRIGHT THORNE WRIGHT BELINDA WYNKOOP ILA YOUNG NANCY YOUNG STEVE ZEIGLER BLANE ZIRILLI LINDA ZUK JUNIORS ! SENIORS The story of the Class of 1968 Success, achievement, leadership, The Back-to-School Dance, First prize in the Homecoming Float Competition, Boat excursions, ski trips, Babes in Toyland,” THE PAJAMA GAME, The Prom, Graduation The turning of backs on high school life, The searching of the future, The lingering of memories Indellible as the names etched in the path Of the Senior Court. Class Sponsors Mr. Otton and Mrs. Morton Class Treasurer Don Fishburne Class President Dick Price Class Secretary Sally Tom Class Senator Nancy Johnson Class Senator Dave Chernock Class Vice-President Randy Reynolds SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL: Row 1: Mrs. Morton, class sponsor; Debbie Thompson, Sue Ridd, Barbara Clarke, Marli Abernathy, Sally Tom, Mary- anne Van Leer, Louise Shutler, Pat Coley, Teresa Jones, Valerie Logus; Row 2: Casey Kane, Nancy Strang, Ann Lawrence, Jeanne Carr, George Bonifacio, Debbie Toole, Emily Pennington, Don Fishburne, Abby Allard, Dave Chernock, Steve Doub, Saundra Brookshire, Barbara Lewis; Row 3: Rick Ritchie, Jim Friel, Steve Reagen, Dan Gift, Bob Hayes, Chuck Simpson, Dick Price, Randy Reynolds, Mike Jones, Ronnie Slusher, Loren Piller, Jim York, Gary Gardell. SENIORS WTW 258 Marli Abernathy Bob Aboe Carol Acuff Gary Adams Patricia Addison Becky Adkins Roberta Ainsley Diane Alexander John Alexander Abby Allard Bonnie Allen John Allen Steve Allen Georgie Almon Pat Amaral Peggi Amend Jack Anderson 259 WTW Blair Arendt Tom Armstrong Susan Arnberger Seniors are the building blocks of Woodson’s pyramid society as proved by the trembling strength of these super seniors. SENIORS SENIORS WTW 260 Chrys Arnold Joan Arnold Gordon Asmuth George Atwell Tim Aucremann Paula Badalati Jim Baer Janice Bailey I thought it was true love, but we broke up, so where, oh where has my little black book gone?” sighs Ron Verner in his search. Mike Bailey Nancy Bailey Marty Baker 261 WTW Gary Ball Debbie Ballew Terry Balzer Mark Barfato Bruce Barnes Nancy Barnhart Deborah Bartlett Tom Bateman Barbara Bates Tom Bates William Bauman Kathy Beck Cathy Becker Kristine Becker Kathleen Beers Peggy Beers Barbara Bennett SENIORS SENIORS WTW 262 The world awaits the senior at graduation, a world looking for the lighted way of peace and hope. Cynthia Bennett Peggy Bennett Becky Berle Ronald Berlinquet Steven Berry Ron Beuch Donna Bevis John Bevis Donna Bird Harold Black Bob Blanchard Heinz Bisutti Rofflene Blackmer Pat Blazy 263 WTW Marjorie Blevins David Bloodgood Terry Bomba Phil Blevins Dee Boarman Barbara Boniecki Georgette Bonifacio Dorothy Borresen Mary Bowers SENIORS SENIORS WTW 264 “What? Seniors took Step and Scat tests this year Martha Boyd Cathy Bozarth Barbara Brannan Nancy Breeden Daniel Brereton Arthur Brigida Step and Scat tests proved an easy job for seniors. Bill White grips his pencil as he confidently shades the square. 265 WTW Nancy Brooks Steve Brooks Saundra Brookshire Donald Brown Jackie Brown Marilu Brown Albert Brunelle Rod Burfield Henry Burford Chris Burkett Jerold Burns John Bussler Margaret Butcher Marcia Butterfield Vicki Cain Magdalena Calvo Linda Campbell Raymond Campbell Susan Campbell Caroline Caporaletti SENIORS SENIORS WTW 2.66 Suzanne Carpenter James Carr Jeanne Carr Gloria Carrico Brian Carter Nancy Carter Donna Caudell Homer Cauldweli Eric Charlton Geoffrey Chase Dave Chernock Marty Chumiey Kathy Church Sandy Ciarcia David Ciotti Andy Clark Paul Clark Sandra Clark Sidney Clark 267 WTW Barbara Clarke Christina Clauson Mason Clemento Jon Cloney This here Dogpatch couple have just been married country-style by Marrin’ Sam. Now posing for their wedding picture are newlyweds, Nancy Wedler and Bill White. SENIORS SENIORS WTW 268 Laura Close Cheri Clum Charles Coates Russ Coddington Pat Coley Bill Collier Shirley Compton Jan Constantine James Cook Elizabeth Cooper Paul Cooper Cynthia Corcoran Marshall Ellis has squeezed through many tight situ¬ ations and out of many tight spots in his senior life, yet nothing can match the unyielding strength of a school locker. n 269 WTW Lee Corder Bill Corey Marcy Corlee Michael Cornwell Charles Corzier Charles Cosby Evon Couch Dwight Cox Priscilla Craig Daniel Crane Francina Crigler Deborah Croft SENIORS Kathy Stoops talks of old times with old flame, Lee Millette, during a Homecoming Dance. break at the Carolyn Cross Marguerite Curry Sara Cross John Cushman Richard Crosson Steve Dabney Walter Culver Thomas Daggett Dale Cummings Victor Dahlquist 271 WTW Greg Dalton Lois D’Angelo Lynn Darling Brenda Davis Douglas Davis Bill Davis Gayle Dawkins Bill Dawson Diana Day Terry Dean Karen Dejen Steve Debell Jean Dennis Nancy Debutts Robert Deraud SENIORS SENIORS WTW 272 Charles Dewey John Dewey Lucy Diercks Karen Diesselhorst Jill Dimitrijevich Mary Doane Thomas Doane David Donald Steve Doub Steve Douglas Shirley Doyle John Driver Connie Drysdale Robert Dugger Kathy Duley John Duncan Robert Dunham John Dunning Russel Dunson Charles Ebeling 273 WTW Bob Evans Bill Enos Robert Elmore Marshall Ellis Linda Elliott Jim Eger Steven Eddy Gary Eckstein Carol Echlund After evading the rule stating no dogs allowed, Jack Toomes’ friend rests securely yet uneasily in his lap. SENIORS WTW 274 After staying up all night to catch up and finish his term paper and sleeping in class to catch up on lost sleep, Gary Eckstein trys desperately to obtain missed discussion notes from an unyielding Maryanne Van Leer. Maureen Evans Sheryl Evans Jon Fagan Alan Fairfield Elen Fairfield Nancy Faries Celeste Farley Nancy Farmer Steve Faulk Jeanie Feagan 275 WTW Pat Ferguson Rick Fine Denice Flickinger Bob Foster Paul French Toni Fields Don Fishburne Tom Florio William Fowkes Gary Friedman Christine Fierke Lyn Fitzgerald Jackie Forbes Pamela Fox Jim Friel SENIORS SENIORS WTW 276 Robert Fulton Carol Gabardy Richard Gabardy Karl Gallegos Kevin Ganley Gary Gardell Barbara Gantley Hazel Gaskins This senior office mummy, Debra Neiger, comes to life just to smile for the camera 277 WTW 4 Martin Gastrock John Gauntt Bill Gerring David Getty Dan Gift Dale Gilbert Jack Gilbert Bruce Giller David Gilman John Gomez Karen Good Bruce Gordon Bev Gould Sharon Grabher Bruce Graham Charlene Graves SENIORS SENIORS WTW 278 James Hagel Jim Hagemann Cheryl Hailey Brenda Hall Susan Hall Mary Halligan Dicie Hamilton Jeanie Hamilton s 279 WTW Sharon Hancock Charles Harris Ron Harris William Harris Lisa Harrison Cynthia Hartl Randy Hase Robert Hayes Ronald Hayes Carol Haynies Richard Hazlett SENIORS SENIORS WTW 280 The battle for class ranks had many ups and downs William Hearne Douglas Hector Tim Heinemann Linda Hensley Roger Herring Steve Herring Albert Hinton Ed Hirshman John Hoctor Jane Hofelich Chuck Hoffman Christopher Hogan Bethanie Holland Candace Holland Whit Hollis Juanita Holloway Kathy Houska Sharrin Hoxie Erica Horn Anna Howell Robert Hughitt Christine Hake Marvin Hunsberger Edwin Hunt Barbara Hutcheson Brad Hutson Pete Jackson Pierce Jackson Craig Jacobs SENIORS WTW 282 tn Bs o — fc w t D Wayne Jacobs Robert Jacoby Roger Jamison Elmore Jenkins Marie Jenkins Wade Jernigan Jane Jewett Cecelia Johnson Charles Johnson Gerald Johnson Janice Johnson Judy Johnson Mary Johnson Michael Johnson Nancy Johnson Pam Johnson Debbie Jones 283 WTW Whether it is a fight to the top or a fight from the bottom, two more contestants (Kristine Becker and Bill Collier) fight in the fierce battle of class ranks. Diane Jones John Jones Mike Jones SENIORS SENIORS WTW 284 Michael Jones Mike Jones Nellia Jones Pamela Jones Teresa Jones Wendy Jones Nancy Joyce Inez Jukes The Pep Band played a nighttime serenade to the thundering beat of the senior yell. Jim Jukes Don Juncal Michael Kallini 285 WTW Senior boat cruise-musical drift of dancing romance Connie Kallman Greg Kalnitzky Judy Kandl Charles Kane Jan Karicher Mary Kauflin John Keahey John Kelleher Stephen Kelly Chad Kelso Brace Kennedy Jesse Keplinger Patricia Kesler Wanda Kibler Rick Kincade Kathy Kinney Barbara Kipps Mary Klemm SENIORS SENIORS WTW 286 i During the lecture on the chemical properties of water, Karl Gallegos pauses momentarily to catch up on the latest jokes. I wonder if his teacher suspects anything? Patti Knie John Knocke Lynn Knothe Rick Koskella Tom Kosnik Marianne Kuric Hilma LaMont Wesley Kramer Art LaGarde Debbie Landis Carolyn Krytusa Stephen Kulenguski Linda Lane Mary Lane 287 WTW Dave Lartge Jack Langley Linda Lanham Bernadette Laraia Richard Larson Melinda Latham Pam Lathrop Carol Latta Ann Lawrence SENIORS SENIORS WTW 288 and chain of term papers enslaved tortured seniors The fortress of books and term papers imprisons Skip Norfolk in a study dungeon. 289 WTW Anne LeMasurier Kirby Lemesh Catherine Lennhoff Chuck Levine Eve Levitan Barbara Lewis Jackie Lewis Terry Light Pam Limbeck Valerie Logus Sherry Lindenmeyer Barbara Loomis Cheryl Litz Betty Loomis Karen Lloyd Robert Lowe Edie Ludwig Ronald Lusk Liliane Lykes Yale Lyman SENIORS SENIORS WTW 290 Jane Lynch Raymond Lyons Richard Lyons Denver Madden James Mahan Carolyn Makely Patricia Malchow Bruce Mailam Judy Mantell Richard Mapp John Marks Alan Marsh Fred Marshall Pat Matthews Marilyn Maury Robert Maxfield Deborah May James May Mike Mays 291 WTW c i W z ►-H o P c j “Oversleeping kept a lot of dreams from coming true ’ Mary McAtee Claudia McBride Greg McCain Jeseph McCarthy SENIORS WTW 292 Janet McClurkin John McCracken Nancy McCracken Fred McDavid Pat McGary Cathie McGee Walter McGee Nancy McGinnis Betty McGlothlin Shelley Mclnnis Ruth Mclnturff Peter McKenna Seniors anxiously awaited the football season and pep assemblies. Skits, pep band, baton corps, and varsity football team are all combined into a great assembly and a good way to get out of class. Gary Eckstein, as our Cavalier, tosses some good luck dust for our team. 293 WTW Jim McLeod Nancy McNemee Charles McPhail Mike Meeds Anne Meehan Carolyn Merriman Robert Meyer Jenny Michael Kristine Milillo Beatrice Miller Mary Miller Robert Minnich SENIORS SENIORS WTW 294 Cathy Selph goofs off during cheerleading practice to attempt a provocative pose. Chloa Mitchell Michael Moffit Larry Mohler Jarl Molander Elizabeth Monroe Barbara Moore Gary Moore Ruth Moore Catherine Mordhorst John Norris 295 WTW Marsha Morris Thomas Morris Janet Mowery Thomas Mullen Terry Mullins Patrice Musco Charles Mustian Jacqueline Naylor Bill Needham Susan Neff Debra Neiger Doug Neiss Karen Nelson Jerome Neufeld Carol Newcomb SENIORS SENIORS WTW 296 Pamela Ojala John Oliverio Pam Olson Pat O’Neill Candace Organt Kenneth Orndorf Eric Ostrander Michael Owens Mary Owenby Joseph Page Donald Painter James Parcell William Newman Paul Newton Douglas Niccolls Skip Norfolk Vicki Norman Miriam Nunez Pamela Obst Kathy O’Dell 297 WTW Debra Parker Jennifer Parker Jeffrey Parks Sue Parry Christine Patch Allen Patton Betty Payne Judy Payne Chuck Peake What would you do if I told you this marriage bit was legal?” says Steve Doub, alias Marryin’ Sam. SENIORS WTW 298 Santa’s elves are everywhere and this elf peeks through the slot, taking down the names of all good boys and girls who send Christmas cards to their friends. Gary Pearson Linda Pendleton James Perszyk Emily Pennington Martin Pera Dick Perry Christopher Peterson Michele Petretti Anthony Piccione Joyce Piccione 299 WTW Joanne Pickeral Don Pless Tracy Pollock Beverly Prentice William Privett Loren Pillar Tony Poe Margaret Powell Dick Price Beth Pulley John Pitas Marvis Polk Debra Pozinsky Jo Anna Prickett James Pumphrey SENIORS SENIORS WTW 300 Kathryn Ragan Carol Rapp Melinda Rathbun George Reaves Kathy Rector Mary Regan Stephen Regan Sharon Reid I’ll carry you to the top”, says Bethanie Holland to trembling Steve Doub, top of the magazine sales as the senior class prepares for victory at the kick-off assembly. 301 WTW “May we, God willing, be the answer and not the problem” Susan Renick Ronald Reynolds David Richardson Clifford Reynolds Karyn Rhynehart Deborah Richardson Cynthia Reynolds Christina Ricci Claire Ricky Randy Reynolds Ben Richardson Sue Ridd SENIORS SENIORS WTW 302 Dennis Roberts Daniel Robey Frank Rogers Chris Robeson Greer Robinson Lynne Rogers Linda Rood Shelly Roos Catherine Ross Rebecca Ross Janet Roth Jean Rowland Chris Rozycki Pamela Ruddle 303 WTW Future seniors gazed at the fountain; some remembering the past, others contemplating the future. Linda Ruef Rita Russell Nancy Ryder Nicola Sala Karen Russell Tom Russell Craig Sacknoff Mark Salisbury Joseph Sampson Gary Sanford Debbie Sarley SENIORS Our romance with knowledge ended with Graduation Candace Sasser Mike Schaaf Marlaine Schmitz Gwen Seiders Peeey Shaw Carla Savy Christine Schelling Bob Schneider Cathy Selph Rose Shea Mark Scarr Marilyn Schlipf Jacqueline Scott David Shafferman Doris Shelton Leslie Shelton Mary Sheppard Mark Shonerd Jerri Shepherd Thomas Shewan Bob Shumate Gloria Shumate Louise Shutler Chuck Simpson John Singlaub Ronnie Slusher Artis Smith Barb Smith Carol Smith SENIORS SENIOR S WTW 306 David Smith Fred Smith Janice Smith Lorraine Smith Mike Smith Randal Smith Robin Smith Vernon Smith Wayne Smith Frank Snyder Walter Sydnor Walter Somers Barbara Sonnett Penny Sourbeer Bill Sowers Bruce Spiher Danny Spruell 307 WTW Somewhere, someplace, there is the right college for me! This thought ran through the minds of hopeful applicants at college night. Linda Stangohr Hank Starkweather Pat Steele SENIORS SENIORS WTW 308 Barbara Stoneman Kathy Stoops Sarah Stoweil Bill Stradtner Nancy Strang Steve Stroebele Susan Strong Linda Strube Marybeth Sturm Becky Sturman Diana Styer Joan Sullivan Tom Stemmerman Lisa Stephenson Deborah Stern Eliot Sternfeld David Stewart Kai Stewart Hal Stirling Sarah Stonecipher 309 WTW McKinley Supinger Lorraine Syverson Kathy Tadich Ann Taylor Linda Taylor Patti Taylor Shelvy Taylor Suzan Taylor Sylvia Taylor Ralph Theile Nancy Thomas Tim Tennant Don Tepper Debbie Thompson The magazine drive winner had a great choice of prizes. First prizes were baton corps members (left to right) Carol Smith, Kathy Houska, Peggi Amend, Becky Sturman, Pat Matthews. Last prize was Ronald MacDonald and a gab of soggy- french fries! SENIORS SENIORS WTW 310 I gotta be Priscilla? But I was trying out for Morris!” exclaims a frustrated John Alan Thomson Kelleher. Bill Thorne Diana Threlfall Lynn Tobias Donna Tolson Sally Tom Chris Toole Deborah Toole Jack Toomes Mark Thormoen Jayne Townend Billy Trivett Kathryn Tucker Don Tudor George Tulli Paula Tulli Lee Turner Jane Udy Carolyn Uhler Susan Uhlig Skip Umstead Sue Usilton 311 WTW C 1 m Z —« o pa c Maryanne VanLeer Sandra Vass JoAnn Vass Ron Verner Eric Vore Michael Voyles Ed Walker Eugene Walker SENIORS WTW 312 Sally Walker Larry Wallace Wendy Walker Betty Ward Monica Watkins Jeanie Waterman Mike Waters Richard Watkins Brenda Weaver Linda Weaver Paul Weber Nancy Wedler Diane Wellein Mada Wendorf Kathy West Bill Weston Dave Wetherington Bill White Howard Whittemore 313 WTW Michael White Sharon White Shelia White Terry Wilker Janet Wilkie Tim Aucremann marched to the winning beat of W. T. Woodson’s band, under the bright lights of a successful football season. SENIORS SENIORS r TW 314 Julie Wilkins Bruce Williams Leroy Williams Lisa Williams Lucile Williams Michael Williams Terry Williams Alexis Withers Sharon Wood Victoria Woodburn Christine Woollons Worthie Wright Opposites attract, and the attraction is study, as Ron Verner and Debbie Thompson make use of their library privilege. 315 WTW Required reading demanded a 25 -hour day for seniors Susan Wynn Linda Yarnell James York Ann Young Austin Young Bruce Young SENIORS Faculty Directory ADMINISTRATION Mr. William P. Ladson U. of Va. , M.A. Principal Mr. Charles M. Blanton Mars Hill College, A.A. Wake Forest College, B.A. Duke Univ., M.A.T. Assistant Principal Mr. E. C. Buskirk New England Conserv., M.Me. Assistant Principal Mr. Pat Cunningham Peabody, M.A. Mansfield State, B.S. Dir. of Health and P.E., Student Activities Mr. Walter J. Dowling Suny, Oswega, B.A. George Washington U., M.A. Assistant Principal Mr. Joseph Lina George Washington U., M.A. Administrative Aide Mr. John Oliverio West Virginia U., B.S. George Washington U., M.A. Administrative Assistant Mr. Robert Simms U. of Maryland, Ed.M. Assistant Principal Mr. Louis Volrath Western Carolina U., B.S., M.A. Assistant Principal LIBRARY Mrs. Gladys Fyfe N. Y. State U. at Albany A.B. and M.S. in L.S. Librarian Miss Virginia Stanley Wm. and Mary Col., B.A. in Library Science Librarian Miss Linda Sudduth Longwood Col., B.A. Librarian GUIDANCE Mrs. Eleanor Cashion A. S.T.C., M.A. B. S. Woman’s College, U.N.C. Jr., Sr. Counselor Mr. George Daniels George Washington U., M.A. Washington College, B.A. Fresh, Soph. Counselor Mrs. Sue Ellen Holleman California State College at Long Beach, B.A. Soph., Sr. Counselor Mrs. Aurelia Horner III. State Normal U., B.Ed. U. of Illinois, M.A. Soph., Sr. Counselor Mrs. Helen Jones George Washington U., M.A. Fresh., Sr. Counselor Mrs. Annie Lou Robinson George Washington U., M.A. Fresh., Jr. Counselor Mrs. Christine Smith R.P.I., B.S. Director of Guidance Mr. Arthur Willis U. of Va., M.Ed. V. P.I., B.S. Soph. Counselor Miss R. T. Winn George Washington U., M.A. Longwood College, B.S. Jr., Sr. Counselor FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Ruth Benton Peabody, M.A. Mr. A1 Bolt Emory and Henry, B.A. Academia International de Espanol Univ. of New Hampshire Spanish Club Sponsor Mrs. Ingeborg S. Boggess Paedagogische Hochschvle, Berlin., B.A. Mr. Arthur H. Charles, Jr. Georgetown U., B.S., M.S. Mr. William Condit U. of Pa., M.A. German Club Sponsor Miss Frances Cullinan St. Joseph College, B.A. Middlebury College, M.A. French Club Sponsor Mrs. Alice Friede Mundelein College, A.B. American University Mrs. Carole Ford Brigham Young U., B.A. Spanish Club Sponsor Mrs. Janice Harris U. of Utah, B.A. Mrs. Holly Hayden Rosary College Univ. of Colorado, B.A Taipei Language Institute Mrs. Sonja Howell Princeton U. German Club Sponsor Mrs. Elaine Mathers U. of Nebraska, B.A. Latin Club Sponsor Mrs. Lynn Meinhardt U. of Missouri, B.S.. M.A., M.A.T. Miss Rita Marie Moore Georgetown U., B.S.L. University of Bordeaux, Diploma des Etudes Francaises Folklore Club Sponsor French Club Sponsor Mrs. Helen Smith Fairmont State College, A.B. U. of Paris Mr. Paul Wachholz (Lt. Col. USA, Ret.) Valparaiso U., A.B. American U., M.A. U. of Va.; Wm. and Mary Sponsor of Portuguese Club; Varsity Football Mr. William Woodrum Concord Col., B.S. ART Mrs. Betsy Finley Ashton American University, B.A. Art Guild Sponsor Mrs. Sally Elliott U. of Colorado., B.A. Art Guild Sponsor Mrs. Mary Keever Page; Art Sponsor Mrs. Alice Meadows Marshall U., A.B. Assistant Art Sponsor of Page Forensics Coach MUSIC Mr. Allen Grant Louisiana At. U., M. Mus. Ed. 317 WTW Mr. T. T. Lawrence Shenandoah Cons, of Music, B.M.Ed. SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Priscilla Brown Green Mountain Jr. College, Assoc. Arts; Boston U. B.S. Sc. Keyette Sponsor Mrs. Tina Cox Hollins Col., B.A. Mrs. Virginia Cromwell Ohio State U., B.S. Honor Society Sponsor Mr. Thomas E. Eakin West Va. Wesleyan College, B.A. Cross Country Coach, Track Mr. Lester Davidson American U., B.A. Key Club Sponsor Mrs. Dorothy E. Darling U. of Pittsburgh, B.S. Mr. E. F. Forsythe U. of Maryland., B.S. Military Science, M.A. Political Science; U. of Va. Advanced Grad. Work Mrs. Harriet Funkhouser William and Mary, A.B. Mr. Gordon Gaiser Iowa -Teacher’s Col., B.A. Mr. Joseph Gilliam Harvard Grad. School of Ed. AMT Swim Club Sponsor Mr. Peter Harrington Marshall U. Sponsor of Debate Team Miss Billie Johnson U. of North Carolina, Ed.M. Sponsor of F.T.A. Mrs. Dorothy McCarthy U. of Michigan, B.A, Mr. Robert McKenny Mars Hill Jr. Col., A.A. U. of Richmond., B.A. U. of Va., M.Ed. Sponsor of the American History Forum, Bridge Club, Athletic Department—ticket manager, Paper Back Book Store Mrs. Janet Martin Furman U. B.A. Sponsor of F.T.A. Mr. Paul Morris George Peabody Col., M.A. East Carolina Col., A.B. Miss Elsie Story Longwood Col., B.S. Mrs. Bessie Wigutoff U. of Colorado, L.L.B., B.A. AFS Sponsor ENGLISH Mr. Gene Barham U. of Va., Ed.M. Mrs. Joan Bedinger Marshall IJ, M.A. Drama Club Sponsor Miss Patricia Bowers Madison Col., B.A. Mrs. Kathryn Bowers East Carolina., M.A. additional work—-Wm. and Mary Mrs. Rebecca Carmichael William and Mary., B.A. Sponsor of It’s Academic” team, Stamp and Coin Club Mrs. Janice Clark George Washington U. B.A. Student Government Sponsor Mrs. Ruth Colby American U. M.A. Sponsor of Soph. Class Mrs. Barbara Costello Shepherd Col., B.A. Sponsor of Fresh. Class Mrs. Joyce Dutkin Mary Washington B.A. Mrs. Lottaine Gorey U. of Maryland., B.A. Cavalcade Sponsor Mrs. Margaret Green American U. B.A. Page Sponsor Mrs. lone E. Haley Gustavas Adolphus College B.A., American U. Mrs. Belle Harrell Lynchburg Col., B.A. Folklore Society Sponsor Mrs. Marita Holden Roanoke College., B.A. , Miss Mary Ann Hughes Appalachian State College, M.A. Radford State College, B.A. Mrs. Dale Hutcherson Lynchburg Col., B.A. Mrs. Frances Johnson Columbia U., M.A. Goucher., A.B. Dept. Chairman DIRECTORY Faculty Directory Miss Susan Keahey Mary Washington Col., B.A. Sponsor of Senior Class Comm. Miss Nancy Lippard U. of N. C., M.Ed. Tusculum Col., B.A. Mrs. Dianne McCauley Madison Col., B.S. Tri-Hi-Y Mrs. Claudette Miller Bucknell U., B.A. Mrs. Virginia Peters George Washington U., M.A. Anthropology Club Sponsor Mrs. Marlene Schroeder U. of Minnesota, B.S. Miss Dorothy Spencer Queens Col., B.A. Mrs. Dorthy Thompson Colorado St. Col., B.A. Mr. Norris Williams U. of Louisville, B.A. Sponsor of Cavalier MATHEMATICS Mr. Carl Bell East Tennessee State, B.S. Mrs. Margaret Croft George Washington U., B.A. Mrs. Margaret Ford Lander Col., B.A. Mrs. Mary G. Gibbons George Washington U., M.A. Allegheny College, B.A. Mr. Clarence Greaser Fairmont State, B.A. Mrs. Lorraine Huff U. of Veracruz, Xalaja, Mexico Wis. State U., B.A. Mrs. Lois Huggett Va. Polytechnic, M.S. Sponsor of Fine Arts Comm., National Honor Society Mrs. Ida King Louisiana L.P.I., B.S. Mrs. Dorothy McAteer Boston U., M.A. Sponsor of Jr. Class Comm. Mrs. Julia Miller Madison College, B.S. Sponsor of Jr. Class Comm. Mr. Charles Pierce Jr. U. of Michigan, M.S. Coach of Math Team Mrs. Jane Pugh U. of Iowa, B.A. Mr. Walter Rountree Georgia Tech., B.S. Sponsor of Golf Team Mrs. Kathryn Rowe Morgan State Col., B.S. Mrs. Kathleen Seek Bridgewater College, B.S. Mr. Neil Witt Oklahoma U., B.S. Masters Degree—U. of Va. SCIENCE Miss Julia Armbrister Mary Washington Col., B.S. in Biology Sponsor of Equestrian Club Mrs. Louise Banks Columbia U., M.A. Sponsor of Aviation Club Mr. Nick Bielich Fairmont Col., B.S. Mr. Charles Billak West Virginia U., B.S. Head Football Coach, Assistant Track Mr. William Fagan, Jr. Hampden-Sydney, B.S. Mr. Dennis F. Houlihan Shepherd College and U. of Va. A.B. in Sec Ed. Soph. Class Sponsor and Varsity Wrestling Mrs. Pamela Jones William and Mary, M.T.S. Madison College, B.S. Sponsor of Pep Club and Modern Dance and Junior Jollies Mrs. Lorraine Morton U. of South Dakota, B.A. Sponsor of Senior Class Mrs. Ruth Opp Duke U. M.A. William and Mary, M.T.S. Sponsor of E.S.A. Mr. Vincent B. Otten USNA B.S., G.W., M.A. Senior Class Sponsor Mr. Louis R. Petronella La Salle College, Fordham U., Ohio State U. B.A., M.A. Mr. Allison Wells Duke U., Ed.M. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Mavis Barber E. Carolina Col., B.S. Sponsor of F.H.A. Miss Dorothy Billings Longwood Col., B.S. Sponsor of F.H.A. VOCATIONAL Mr. Elmo Adkins U. of Maryland Mr. Oscar Baughan W. Va. U., M.S. Mr. James Hawkins W. Va., B.S. Mr. Robert Kennedy University of Va., M.Ed. Mr. Herman Meador Roanoke Col. Mr. Morris Newcomb Lynchburg Col., B.A. Miss Marie Osterman Columbia U., M.A. Mr. Fletcher Ruff U. of Maryland Sponsor of Freshman Comm. Mrs. Susan Sunbury V. P.I. Mrs. Bertha Trevers U. of Cal. INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND 1CT Mr. Marvin Brown West Virginia U., M.A. California State Col., B.S. Mr. Robert Heeter E. Tennessee State U., B.S. Sponsor of D.E.C.A. Mr. Forrest Hutton West Va. Institute of Tech., B.S. Sponsor of Freshman Football Mr. J. R. Wilmoth Trinidad St. Jr. Col., A.A. West Va. Institute of Tech., B.S. U. of Va. Rifle Team Sponsor Mr. Glenn Workman U. of Maryland, B.S. BUSINESS Mrs. Iris Edmondson Bowling Green, B.A. S.C.A. Special Activities Sponsor 319 W ' TW Mrs. Sarah S. Hart Mary Washington College George Washington University College of William and Mary Mr. Jerome Heglar George Washington U., M.A. Catawba College, A.B. Bank Sponsor Mr. Gary Kane Western Illinois U., M.S. Ed. Junior Class Sponsor Mrs. Olivia Landis Madison Col., B.S. Mrs. Glenda Martin Radford Col., B.S. Yearbook Business Sponsor Mrs. Roberta Sholett Madison College, B.S. J.V. Cheerleaders Sponsor Mrs. Mildred Vincent Winthrop College, B.S. Stanford University, A.M. V.O.T. Club Sponsor PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. George Felton American U., Ed.M. Miss Elizabeth Harvalik Indiana U., M.S. J.V. Hockey Sponsor Intramurals Sponsor Mr. Paul Jenkins George Washington U. B.S. in Phy. Ed. and M.A. in Sec. Ed. Varsity Basketball Coach Varsity Tennis Coach Mr. Randolph Lee Knupp Bridgewater Col., B.A. J.V. Football Coach Varsity Baseball Coach Miss Laura Lanks American University, Ed.M. Cheerleaders’ Sponsor Intramurals Sponsor Miss Carolyn Legard Madison College, B.S. Varsity Basketball Sponsor Miss Erma Poarch Longwood College, B.S. Varsity Hockey Sponsor J.V. Softball Sponsor Mr. Dick Pugh Wilson Teachers College, B.S. Western Maryland Col., M.Ed. Asst. Football Coach Mr. Fred Shepherd U. of Va., B.S. and M.Ed. Football Coach Wrestling Coach Sophomore Comm. Sponsor Mr. Bernard L. Thompson University of Illinois Fairmont State College Freshmen Football Coach Freshmen Basketball Coach Miss Bettie Whitehead Radford College, B.S. Varsity Softball Sponsor J.V. Basketball Sponsor SECRETARIES AND SPECIAL SERVICES Mrs. Anna Beers Secretary, Main Office Mr. Herbert G. Carpenter U. of Va., M.Ed. Visiting Teacher Mrs. Eleanor M. Gieselma Brackenridge School of Nursing Mrs. Edith Heglar Finance Secretary Mrs. Winnie Herman Guidance Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Hippier Secretary, Student Admissions Office Mrs. Maxine Long Auburn University Bach, of Applied Art Mrs. Mary Powers Library Secretary Mrs. Alma Rich Administrative Secretary Mrs. Nancy F. Ruffner George Washington U., A.B. Mrs. Ruth Schmitz Guidance Secretary Mrs. Nancy Spalding Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Louise Stemmerman Finance Assistant Miss Winnie Sutherland Study Hall Mr. Alex Tompkins Head Custodian DIRECTORY DIRECTORY WTW 320 Senior Directory NANCY MARLIS ABERNATHY Class Council 2,3 Keyettes 3,4 vice president 4 Class Publications Committee Chairman 4 CAROL ELIZABETH ACUFF Drama Club 1 FTA 4 Debate Team 2,3 Art Guild 4 REBECCA ANN ADKINS PE Office As¬ sistant 3 VOT Club 4 ROBERTA SUE AINSLEY FHA 1,2,3,4 FTA 2,3,4 French Club 3 Class Ac¬ tivities Committee 3,4 DIANE MARIE ALEXANDER FEIA 1 Art Guild 2,4 PAGE Staff 4 JOHN BRUCE ALEXANDER Bowling League 1,2,3 Chess Club 3 French Club 3 Math Club 4 ABIGAIL ALLARD Student Govern¬ ment Representative 2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Lab Assistant 3,4 AFS Club 1 Art Guild 2 Class Council 4 Varsity Cheerleader 4 BONNIE ANN ALLEN Student Govern¬ ment Representative 1,2,4 Symphonic Band 3,4 Junior Jollies Class Activities Committee 4 GEORGIE LYNNE ALMON Cheer¬ leader 1,2,3 Class Council 1,3 Com¬ position Award 1 Sports Committee 2,3 Gymnastics Club 3 Yearbook Staff 3 PAT ANN AMARAL Cosmetology Club 2,3 PEGGI ELIZABETH AMEND Class Ac¬ tivities Committee 2,3,4 Class Float Com¬ mittee 2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3 Modern Dance Club 2 Junior Jollies Extra¬ vaganza 4 Cavalette Baton Corps 4 JACK ANDERSON Freshman Football Team JV Track Team Varsity Football Team 3 Latin Club 1 ROBERT BLAIR ARENDT JV Track Team Varsity Track Team 3 Gymn¬ astics 2 Wrestling Intramurals 3 WILLIAM THOMAS ARMSTRONG Earth Science Club 1 National Honor Society 3,4 Cross Country Letterman 3 Class Council 3 Math Club 4 Math Team 4 SUSAN GAIL ARNBERGER Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 AFS Club 2,3,4 FTA 2,3,4 Gymnastics 2,3,4 Swim Team 2,3 French Club 4 CLIRYS ANN ARNOLD Chorus 1,2, Extravaganza 1,2 AFS Club 2,3 PAGE Staff 3,4 Class Publicity Committee 4 JOAN LOUISE ARNOLD Modern Dance Club 2 Leadership Training 2,3,4 Class Council (alt.) 2 Drama Club 3 Arts and Bulletin Boards Committee 3 Junior Jollies Class Activities Committee 4 Art Guild 4 FTA 4 GORDON GIBSON ASMUTH March¬ ing Band 1,2,3 Concert Band 1,2,3 Dance Band 1,2 Brass Choir 1,2 Or¬ chestra 1,2 Chess Club 2,3,4, president 3 Lab Assistant 3 GEORGE ATWELL Freshman Football Team Varsity Football Team 3,4 Math Club 2 Wrestling Team 3 JOHN TIMOTHY AUCREMANN Rocket Club 2,3, treasurer, 2, president, 3 Pep Band 2,3,4 Bowling League 3 His¬ tory Club 3 Band Council 3,4 Student Government Representative (alt.) 4 Stage Band 4 National Honor Society 4 PAULA JOSEPHINE BADALATI Ex¬ travaganza 1,2 Freshman Choir Leader¬ ship Training 1,2,3,4 Mixed Choir 2 Class Activities Committee 2 Junior Jollies JIM BAER JV Football Team Basket¬ ball Team 1,2 Varsity Baseball Team 1.2.3 Golf Team 1,2,3 JV Soccer Team Model Airplane Club 1,2,3 Varsity Foot¬ ball Team 2,3 Varsity Soccer Team 2.3 Varsity Track Team 2 JANICE ANNE BAILEY Drama Club 1 AFS Club 2 Spanish Club 2 Thes¬ pians 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 vice president, 4 JOSEPH MICHAEL BAILEY Varsity Basketball Team Yearbook Sports Editor 1 Science Fair co-winner 1 National Flonor Society 3 Key Club 3 German Club 3 MARTY JANE BAKER Drama Club 1,2 Stagecraft Club 1 Cheerleader 1 Folk Singing Club 2 Musical Workshop 2 Pep Club 3 First place in fashion design at Edmond State College art festi¬ val 3 First in American Legion poster contest 3 GARY BALL JV Baseball Team 1,2 Student Government Representative 1 Varsity Baseball Team 3 Spanish Club 3 DEBORAH DUNN BALLEW Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Chorus 1,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Class Activities Committee 1,3 Yearbook Staff 2 Stage Crew 2,3 FTA 4 Student Government Representative 1 THERESA LEE BALZER Concert Band 1 Symphonic Band 2,3 Class Publicity Committee 3 Lab Assistant 4 Class Activities Committee 4 BRUCE EDWARD BARNES Spanish Club 4 History Forum 4 NANCY LEE BARNHART PAGE Staff 3.4 Student Government Representative 4 TOM BATEMAN Freshman Football Team JV Football Team French Club 1,2 BARBARA LOUISE BATES Gym Leader Corp 1 Spanish Club 1 Art Guild 2,4 Student Government Repre¬ sentative (alt.) 2 BURTON THOMAS BATES Freshman Class Senator Freshman Football Team Class Activities Committee, chairman 2 Thespians 3,4 Pit Band for Senior Class Play 3 Drama Club 4 president 4 Sym¬ phonic Band 4 KATHY LYNN BECK Pep Club 1 Keyettes 2,3,4 FTA 3,4 AFS Club 4 French Club 4 CATHERINE ANNE BECKER Class Council 2 French Club 2,3,4 secretary- treasurer 3 president 4 National Honor Society 3,4 CAVALIER Staff 4 KRISTINE EVONNE BECKER French Club 1,3,4 vice-president 4 Track Team 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y 2 MARGARET STURGES BEERS Stu¬ dent Government Representative 1 Medi¬ cal Careers Club 1 Modern Dance Club 2 Spanish Club 2,3 Tennis Team 3 FTA 4 Gymnastics Squad 4 Folk Guitar Club 3 secretary 3 BARBARA ANN BENNETT FHA 1,4 Freshman Orientation Guide Drama Club 2 PEGGI MARIE BENNETT Student Government Representative 1,2 Class Council 1,3 Spanish Club 2 Art Guild 2 Junior Jollies FTA 4 Office Assistant 4 ISOBEL CONRATH BERLE Freshman Girls Choir Medical Careers Club 1 Basketball Intramurals 1 Class Arts and Bulletin Boards Committee 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3 AFS Club 4 STEVEN CRAIG BERRY Freshman Football Team Student Government Re¬ presentative 1 Concert Band 1,2 JV Football Team Varsity Football Team 3 Symphonic Band 3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Basketball Intramurals 3,4 Stage Band 4 JOHN WAYNE BEVIS Edison Cur¬ rent Staff 1 Cross Country Team 1,2,3,4 Winter Track League 1 Track Team 1,2,3,4 Student Government Represen¬ tative 4 ROFFLENE BLACKMER Mixed Choir 2 ICT Club 4 Choir 3 vice president and president 3 Activities Committee 4 ROBERT KEVIN BLANCHARD Math Club 1 Freshman Basketball Team Foot¬ ball Intramurals 2 Basketball Intra¬ murals 3 French Club 3,4 Math Team 4 PATRICIA LYNN BLAZY Pep Club 1, 2.3 Majorettes 1 Newspaper Staff 1 Drama Club 2,3,4 Bowling League 2 Medical Careers Club 3 vice president 3 PAGE Staff 3,4 Thespians 4 Modern Dance Club 4 French Club 4 MARJORIE KAREN BLEVINS FHA 1 Track Team 1,2,3,4 JV Hockey Team Junior Jollies Varsity Hockey Team 3,4 captain 4 Chaplains Committee 4 PHILLIP BLEVINS JV Rifle Team Basketball Intramurals 2,3,4 Class Float Committee 4 DAVID BLOODGOOD Wrestling Team 1.2.3 Concert Band 1,2,3 Symphonic Band 4 DEE BOARMAN Class Council 1 Pep Club 1 JV Cheerleader Varsity Cheer¬ leader 4 TERESA ANN BOMBA AFS Club 1 Modern Dance Club 1,2 Junior Jollies French Club 3 Class Council (alt.) 3 FTA 4 Library Assistant 4 GEORGETTE ANNE BONIFACIO Year¬ book Editor 1 French Club 2,3 Varsity Cheerleader 3 Class Council 3 News¬ paper Staff 3 associate editor 3 GAA 3 Varsity Hockey Team 4 Class Council 4 DORTHY ANN BORRESEN Sopho¬ more Class Treasurer Keyettes 3,4 Nation¬ al Honor Society 3,4 PAGE Staff 3,4 Student Government Representative 3,4 Fine Arts Committee 4 chariman 4 MARY LYNN BOWERS Concert Band 1,2,3 Bowling League 2,3,4 Class Coun¬ cil 3 French Club 3,4 Symphonic Band 4 MARTHA LEE BOYD Softball Team 1 Manager Bowling League 2,3 high game award 2 high average, first place team, and secretary 3 FTA 4 office assistant 4 KATHY LEONE BOZARTH Freshman Cheerleader Class Council 2 Class Ac¬ tivities Committee 2 JV Hockey Team co-captain Junior Class Secretary Na¬ tional Honor Society 3,4 vice-president 4 AFS Club 3,4 Keyettes 4 Homecoming Queen 4 NANCY KATHRYN BREEDEN Swim Team 1,2 Spanish Club 2 AFS Club 3,4 vice-president 4 Class Activities Com¬ mittee 3,4 Junior Jollies Senior of the week Committee 4 NANCY PETRINE BROOKS Pep Club 1 Class Council 2 Art Guild 4 5 A UNDR A BROOKSHIRE Freshman Cheerleader Swim Team 1 Medical Careers Club 1 JV Cheerleader Varsity Cheerleader 3 FTA 4 Gymnastics Club 4 Class Council 4 DONALD WAYNE BROWN Varsity Tennis Team 1,2,4 Bowling League 2,3,4 JAMES RODERICK BURFIELD Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Class Council 1,2 Freshman Football Team JV Golf Team Class Play 3 Varsity Debate Team 3,4 CAV¬ ALIER Staff 4 organizations editor 4 National Honor Society 4 CHRISTINE ANN BURKETT Junior National Honor Society 1 Drama Club 1 Glee Club 2 Junior Jollies Student Government Representative (alt.) 4 Class Council (alt.) 4 National Honor Council 4 321 WTW JOHN CHARLES BUSSLER Freshman Football Team Senior Mixed Choir 1 Madrigals 2,3 Class Council 3 Choraliers 3 Varsity Football Team 3,4 Symphonic Choir 2,3,4 MARCIA ANN BUTTERFIELD Nation¬ al Honor Society 1 Latin Club 1 secre¬ tary 1 Art Guild 1 Drama Club 3,4 Class Activities Committee 4 VICTORIA MARIE CAIN Pep Club 2 Forum on American History 3,4 presi¬ dent 4 Folk Music Guild 3 Medical Ca¬ reers Club 4 Student Government Rep¬ resentative (alt.) 3 LINDA SUSAN CAMPBELL Freshman Choir Medical Careers Club 1,2 vice president 2 Treble Choir 2 Concert Choir 3 Leadership Training 2 Student Government Representative 2 RAYMOND ALAN CAMPBELL JV Rifle Team 1 Musket Team 1,2,3,4 Var¬ sity Rifle Team 2 Cannon Team 3,4 SUSAN ELIZABETH CAMPBELL FHA 1.2.3 delegate 3 Swim Team 1,2 Lead¬ ership Training 2,3 Spanish Club 3 Lat¬ in Club 4 Class Activities Committee 4 CAROLINE ANN CAPORELETTI FHA 1,2 Pep Club 2 Leadership Training 2 French Club 3 Office Assistant 3,4 FTA 4 Guidance Assistant 4 SUSAN EVELINA CARPENTER Cheer¬ leader Representative 2 Soccer Team 2 captain 2 Cheerleader Club 2 GAA 2 Student Government Representative 3,4 alt. 3 Spanish Club 3 Secretary of House of Representatives 4 AFS Club 4 PAGE Staff 4 Leadership Training Com¬ mittee 4 National Honor Society 4 JAMES EDWARD CARR Headmasters Ribbon 1 Biology Club 2 Ayn Rand Club 4 JEANNE MARIE CARR Freshman Class Vice President Photography Club 1 Winter Formal Court 1 Sophomore Class Treasurer Sweetheart Queen 2 GAA 2 Pep Club 2 History Club 3 Class Council 4 GLORIA ANN CARRICO Bowling Club 2 VOT Club 4 DONNA LYNNE CAUDELL FTA 1,3, 4 AFS Club 2 FHA 2,4 JOHN ERIC CHARLTON Band 1,2 Choir 1,2,3 Debate Team 2,3,4 Na¬ tional Honor Society 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2.3.4 Creative Writing Club 3 Sym¬ phonic Choir 4 Senator 4 Madrigals 4 DAVID MARK CHERNOCK Freshman Class Treasurer Sophomore Class Vice President Junior Class President Key Club 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Symphonic Band 3,4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Senator MYRTLE GERTRUDE CHUMLEY So¬ cial Studies Club 1 Student Government Representative 2 KATHLEEN ELLEN CHURCH Tri-Hi- Y 2 FHA 2 Leadership Training 2 FTA 3,4 historian senator 4 Junior Jol¬ lies Spanish Club 3 Junior Guidance Council Class Activities Committee 4 Guidance Assistant 4 SANDRA LEA CIARCIA Junior Honor Society 1 Student Government Repre¬ sentative 1,3 Tri-Hi-Y 2 historian 2 Class Activities Committee 2,3,4 Na¬ tional Honor Society 3,4 senator 4 Fine Arts Committee 4 secretary 4 Senior of the Week Committee chairman 4 Class Council 3,4 alt. 3 DAVID KEITH CIOTTI Science Club 1 Concert Band 1 Bowling League 2,3,4 Symphonic Band 2,3,4 SANDRA LYNN CLARK Hockey Team 1,2 FHA 2,3 FTA 3 BARBARA JEANNE CLARKE JV Cheerleader Intramurals 1,2 Choralettes 2 FTA 4 Drama Club 4 Concert Choir 4 Class Council 4 CHRISTINE CLAUSON Pep Club 2,3 vice president 3 Student Government Representative 2 FTA 3,4 PAGE Staff 3,4 Library Assistant 4 CHERRI CANDICE CLUM Library As¬ sistant 1,2,4 Bowling League 1,2,3 His¬ tory Club 3,4 senator 4 Class Arts and Bulletin Boards Committee 4 CHARLES MICHAEL COATES Varsity Track Team 2,3,4 Concert Band 2,3 Symphonic Choir 4 Drama Club 4 PATRICIA ANN COLEY Intramural Council 1,2,3,4 PAGE Staff 1,2 Class Council 1,4 Leadership Training 2,3 Class Activities Committee 2,4 Public Relations Committee 3,4 chairman 4 Stu¬ dent Government Representative 3 Wel¬ coming Committee 4 chairman 4 WILLIAM CHARLES COLLIER Varsity Rifle Team 1,2,3,4 co-captain 4 Class Council 3 SHIRLEY ANN COMPTON VOT Club 4 MARSHA CONLEE Library Club 1 German Club 2,3,4 History Club 3,4 vice president 4 Guidance Assistant 4 JANICE ANNETTE CONSTANTINE Sophomore Class Chaplain Bowling League 2,3 Latin Club 3 Softball Team 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 4 Class Publications Committee 4 FTA 4 PAGE Staff 4 business editor 4 JAMES ARNSWORTH COOK Fresh¬ man Football Team Student Govern¬ ment Representative 2,3,4 JV Football Team Varsity Football Team 3 Speak¬ er of the House of Representatives 4 ELIZABETH ANN COOPER FHA 2,3 FTA 3 Foreign Language Club 2,3 CYNTHIA LYNN CORCORAN Service Award 1 GAA 2 Latin Club 2,3,4 JV Softball Team Varsity Softball Team 3 Bowling League 3,4 WILLIAM LEE CORDER Concert Band 1,2 Freshman Basketball Team Latin Club 2 JV Basketball Team Class Council 3 Symphonic Band 3,4 Key Club 3,4 Public Relations Committee 4 WILLIAM WAYNE COREY Class Pub¬ lications Committee 4 CHARLES CARLYLE COSBY Science Club 1 Set designer for school play 1 Folk Guitar Club 2,3 vice president 2 president 3 Tennis Team 2,4 Class Activities Committee 3,4 Leadership Training 3 Student Government Repre¬ sentative 3 Folklore Society 4 PRISCILLA DIETRICH CRAIG JV Softball Team Science Club 1 Swim Club ' 3 Bowling League 4 FRANCINA CHRISTOPHER CRIGLER Music Club 1,2,3 FTA 2,3 Science Club 2 Newspaper Staff 3 editor 3 Drama Club 4 CAROLYN MAE CROSS Intramurals 1 Choir 1,2,3,4 Medical Careers Club 2 WALTER BRYAN CULVER French Club 3,4 Concert Choir 3 Symphonic Choir 4 Choir Assistant 4 Stage Crew 4 DALE MAURICE CUMMINGS Musket Team 3,4 MARGUERITE CURRY DECA Club II 3 DECA Club III 4 JOHN FAIRCHILD CUSHMAN Wres¬ tling Intramurals 1 Terrestrial Science Club 1 Folk Music Club 2 Basketball Intramurals 3 French Club 3,4 Key Club 3,4 vice president 4 THOMAS BRIAN DAGGETT Class Council 1 Choir 1 Freshman Baseball Team Basketball Intramurals 2 Class Float Committee 2,4 Pep Club 4 Lead¬ ership Training 4 Student Government Representative 4 VICTOR ARVID DAHLQUIST Rifle Team 1 Swim Team 2,3,4 GREGORY LEE DALTON Chorus 1 Chess Club 1,2 Concert Choir 2 Cam¬ era Club 2 Drama Club 3 LOIS JEANNE D ANGELO Junior Na¬ tional Honor Society 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y 2 French Club 3,4 PAGE Staff 3,4 AFS Club 4 National Honor Society 4 LYNN MARIE DARLING Freshman Class President Debate Club 2 Keyettes 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Latin Club 4 Class Publications Committee 4 PAGE Staff 4 editor-in-chief 4 BRENDA JOYCE DAVIS VOT 4 WILLIAM CHARLES DAWSON Bas¬ ketball Intramurals 1,2 Pep Club 4 Key Club 4 Class Activities Committee 4 Cavalier Corps 4 DIANA DAY AGO 2 Drama Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 3,4 STEPHEN DEBELL Football Intramur¬ als 1 History Club 3 Archaeology Club 4 NANCY CAROLYN DeBUTTS JV Softball Team 1,2 co-captain 2 Fresh¬ man Girls Choir JV Hockey Team 2 Sportsmanship Award for JV Softball 2 Senior Mixed Choir 2 Varsity Hockey Team 3,4 co-captain 4 Varsity Softball Team 3,4 Class Activities Committee 3,4 KAREN BARBARA DEGEN Intramur¬ al Council 2 JEAN CATON DENNIS Art Monitor 2 Junior Guidance Council JOHN DEWEY ICT I 3 ICT II 4 VICA 4 president 4 ROBERT LEE DERAUD Bowling Intra- murals 3,4 Class Activities Committee 3 Class Publicity Committee 4 Math Team 4 LUCY HELENA DIERCKS Bowling League 2 French Club 3 Folk Music Guild 3 Library Assistant 3,4 History Club 3,4 historian 4 Junior Guidance Council FTA 4 National Honor So¬ ciety 4 KAREN JANE DIESSELHORST FHA 1 Intramural Council 3 JILL DIMITRIJEVICH Bowling League 1,2 PAGE Staff 2,3 Student Govern¬ ment Representative 3,4 alt. 4 IBM As¬ sistant 3 Office Assistant 3 MARY LOU DOANE Spanish Club 2,3 Hockey Team Manager 3 Softball Team 1 manager 3 Gymnastics Club 4 DAVID DONALD Freshman Football Team JV Wrestling Team 1,2 JV Track Team 1,2 Varsity Track Team 4 Varsity Wrestling Team 4 STEVEN HUDSON DOUB Concert Band 1 Class Council 1,2,3,4 Class Ac¬ tivities Committee 1,2,4 Symphonic Band 2,3,4 drum major 4 Junior Jollies SBHDA 4 Key Club 4 CONNIE MARIE DRYSDALE Class Ac¬ tivities Committee 3,4 Junior Jollies French Club 3 Art Guild 4 FTA 3 KATHY WELLS DULEY Swim Club 1, 2 Class Council 3 Junior Jollies FTA 4 Class Publicity Committee 4 JOHN DOYLE DUNCAN Freshman Football Team Track Team 1,2,3,4 Stu¬ dent Government Representative 3,4 Leadership Training 4 Key Club 4 ROBERT MICHAEL DUNHAM Fresh¬ man Football Team RUSSELL ALAN DUNSON Spanish Club 3,4 Track Team 4 JAMES DOUGLAS EAGER French Club 4 Latin Club 4 Key Club 4 Flying Club 4 Archaeology Club 4 National Merit Semi-finalist 4 CAROL ECKLUND Drama Club 1,3,4 Modern Dance Club 1 Art Guild 2 Junior Class Play PAGE Staff 4 Thes¬ pian 4 Madrigals 4 DIRECTORY DIRECTORY WTW 322 GARY ECKSTEIN Stage Crew 1,2 Art Guild 4 president 4 Constitutional Con¬ vention Delegate 3 Hi-Y 3,4 PAGE Staff 4 CAVALCADE Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Track Team 4 STEVEN EDDY Track Team 2,3,4 Cross Country Team 4 MARSHALL BRIAN ELLIS JV Wres¬ tling Team 1,2 Varsity Wrestling Team 4 Track Team 1,3,4 JV Football Team Varsity Football Team 3 Cavalier Corps 2.3.4 CAVALIER Staff 3 Madrigals 4 ROBERT BISSET ELMORE Football Team 1,2,3,4 Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4 Cavalier Corps 2,3 Key Club 3,4 ANN LOUISE ELSBY Young Poets of America 4 WILLIAM ENOS Rifle Team 1,2,3,4 let¬ tered 2,3,4 co-captain 4 Cross Country Team 3,4 Track Team 3 MAUREEN EVANS GAA 1,2 president 2 Varsity Basketball Team 1,2 co-cap¬ tain 2 Varsity Volleyball Team 1,2 cap¬ tain 2 Outstanding Athlete of the Year Award 2 Varsity Softball Team 3 Young Poets of America 4 SHERYL ANNE EVANS Library Assis¬ tant 1,2,3 Drama Club 1,2 FTA 3 Forensic Team 4 Young Poets of Ameri¬ ca 4 ROBERT EVANS JV Football Team Swim Team 2 Soccer Team 3 JON HEIDERICH FAGAN JV Football Team Student Government Representa¬ tive 2,3 SCA district delegate 3 Class Council 3 Indoor and Outdoor Varsity Track Team 3,4 Science Club 3 Math Club 3 Key Club 4 AFS Club 4 Pep Club 4 ALAN FAIRFIELD Freshman Football Team Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4 manager 3 president 4 All-Regional Band 1 JV Football Team John Phillip Sousa Band 2 Class Council 3 Student Government Representative 4 Stage Band 4 ELEN DARLENE FAIRFIELD Varsity Hockey Team 3,4 FTA 3 Intramurals 3 PE Assistant 4 Young Poets of Ameri¬ ca 4 NANCY B. FARIES Class Council 1,2,3 alt. 2,3 PAGE Staff 2,3 poetry editor 3 Class Publicity Committee 2 Student Government Representative 3,4 alt. 3 as¬ sistant secretary 4 Class Activities Com¬ mittee 3,4 Creed Principals Commission 3 secretary 3 Drama Club 3,4 Thes¬ pians 3,4 Junior Class Play make-up chairman 3 Folklore Society 4 CELESTE FARLEY Tennis Club 2 Pep Club 2,3 Spanish Club 3 Class Coun¬ cil 2,3 secretary 2 Yearbook Staff 2 class editor 2 STEPHEN MARK FAULK Latin Club 2 Pep Club 3 Symphonic Choir 3,4 JEANANNE FEAGAN Swim Club 1,2 FSA Research Club 2,3,4 National Hon¬ or Society 3,4 CAVALIER Staff 3,4 lay¬ out editor 4 National Merit Letter of Commendation 4 Folklore Society 4 PATRICIA LYNN FERGUSON JV Softball Team 1,2 Tennis Team 1 Class Council 2 DECA Club 4 TONI LEA FIELDS Bowling League 2 VOT Club 4 CHRISTINE SUZANNE FIERKE Medi¬ cal Careers Club 1,4 Volleyball Intra¬ murals 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 secretary 4 French Club 3,4 FTA 3,4 Bowling League Trophy 2,3 Leadership Training 3.4 Junior Guidance Council alt. Na¬ tional Honor Society 4 RICHARD DEAN FINE Freshman Foot¬ ball Team JV Football Team Varsity Football Team 3 Basketball Team 1,2 Track Team 1,2 DON B. FISHBURNE Bowling League 1 Student Government Representative 1.3 Swim Team 2,3 Basketball Intra¬ murals 2 Symphonic Choir 2,3,4 French Club 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Boys’ State 3 Senior Class Treasurer AFS Club 4 Key Club 4 LYN FITZGERALD Newspaper Staff 1 Talent Show 1 CAVALIER Staff 2,3,4 Thespians 3,4 Drama Club 3,4 treasurer 4 Junior Class Play Class Activities Committee 4 Student Government Rep¬ resentative 4 Drama Club Play 4 DENICE KAREN FLICKINGER Bowl¬ ing League 1,2,3,4 secretary 2,3,4 Bowl¬ ing High Average Trophy 2,3 Drama Club 1 Basketball Intramurals 1,2 Tre¬ ble Choir 1,2 English Tutor 2 FTA 3, 4 Class Float Committee 3,4 Leader¬ ship Training 4 National Honor Society 4 THOMAS STEVEN FLORIO Track Team 1,2 Fre nch Club 2,3 Debate Club 3 Pep Club 4 Drama Club 4 GARY CHEVERLY FRIEDMAN Key Club 3,4 Leadership Training 3 Drama Club 3 Pep Club 3 Class Activities Committee 3 Student Government Chap¬ lain 4 National Honor Society 4 JAMES ALLEN WILLIAM FRIEL JV Wrestling Team 1 Cross Country Team 1 Swin Team 2,3 French Club 3 Class Council 4 THOMAS LEWIS FORD Freshman Football Team Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4 WILLIAM FOWKES Leadership Train¬ ing 1,2 JV Basketball Team 3 Varsity Baseball Team 3 PAMELA KAY FOX Pep Club 1,2,3 FHA 1 Class Council 1,3 Tri-Hi-Y 2.3 Future Business Leaders of America 3 CAROL MAY GABARDY AFS Club 4 Guide for School 4 RICHARD CHARLES GABARDY Concert Band 1,2 Band Festival Medal 1.2.3.4 Junior Guidance Council Sym¬ phonic Band 3,4 Class Council 4 Stage Band 4 KARL VANCE GALLEGOS Freshman Football Team Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4 Track Team 1,2,3 Symphonic Choir 2, 3.4 Cavalier Corps 2,3,4 treasurer 3 Class Council 2 Most Outstanding JV Wrestling Award 2 Football Team 2,3,4 Madrigals 3,4 Student Government Rep¬ resentative 3 Junior Jollies Woodson Cavalier 4 MARLOWE VALORIE GALLEGOS Modern Dance Club 1,2 Choir 1,2,3,4 FHA 2 Drama Club 2 Class Council 3,4 Leadership Training 3 Gymnastics 4 GARY THOMAS GARDELL Latin Club 2 treasurer 2 Latin Honor Society 2 Class Council 4 Leadership Training Committee 4 Student Government Rep¬ resentative 4 alt. BARBARA ROSE GARTLEY Spanish Club 2,3 AFS Club 2,4 Drama Club 3 Art Guild 4 HAZEL LORRAINE GASKINS Science Club 1 Math Club 1 Choir 2,3,4 MARTIN DECKARD GASTROCK JV Wrestling Team 2,3 JOHN GAUNTT JV Football Team 1 JV Baseball Team 1 JV Track Team 1 Varsity Football Team 2,4 Varsity Base¬ ball Team 2 Varsity Track Team 2 Key Club 2 Varsity Club 2 Student Gov¬ ernment Representative 4 WILLIAM E. GERRING Cross Country Trophy 3 Track Medals 3 Pep Club 3 Cross Country Team 3,4 lettered 3 Track Team 3,4 lettered 3 DAVID SCOTT GETTY Photography Club 1 Golf Team 2 JV Basketball Team 2 manager 2 French Club 3 Forensics 4 Class Council 4 DANIEL THOMAS GIFT JV Wrestling Team 1 Student Government Represen¬ tative 1,2 alt. 3 Concert Choir 1 Var¬ sity Wrestling Team 2,4 Symphonic Choir 2 Class Council 4 Drama Club 4 BRUCE CARLETON GILLER Concert Band 1,2 Flying Club 4 DAVID CLIFTON GILMAN Mixed Choir 1 Symphonic Choir 2 JOHN STEPHEN GOMEZ JV Baseball Team Basketball Intramurals 3 Folk Guitar Club 3,4 Football Intramurals 4 Track Team 4 Stagehand for Senior Class Play 4 KAREN ANN GOOD Bowling League 1,2,3 trophies 1,2,3 Medical Careers Club 1 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Leadership Train¬ ing 2,3 National Honor Society 3,4 Folk Music Guild 3 Math Club 4 Folk Guitar Club 4 BRUCE A. GORDON Terrestrial Sci¬ ence Club 1,2 Math Team 2,3,4 Lab Assistant 3,4 FSA Science Research Club 3.4 secretary-treasurer 4 It’s Academic Team 4 National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 National Honor Society 4 BEy L. GOULD Pep Club 1 Class Activities Committee 1,4 Student Gov¬ ernment Representative 1,3,4 alt. 3,4 Bowling League 2,3 Drama Club 2,3,4 Junior Jollies Class Bulletin Boards Committee 3 SHARON ANNE GRABHER News¬ paper Staff 1,2,3 Library Assistant 3 Drama Club 3 Dance Committee 3 bruce McConnell graham, jr. Freshman Class Senator Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4 Sophomore Class Presi¬ dent Key Club 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Student Government 3,4 treasurer 3 president 4 Stage Band 4 JOYCE CLARICE GRAY Track Team 1,2 FHA 2 VOT Club 4 JOHN W. GREEN Class Council 1,2,3 Leadership Training 1,2,3,4 chairman 4 Student Government Cabinet 4 DAVID ALMA GREENE Breakfast Club 3 Aviation Club 4 MARY ALICE HAEN Class Council 1, 2 alt. 2 JV Basketball Team 1,2 Ger¬ man Club 4 FTA 4 JAMES WILLIAM HAGEL Freshman Football Team JV Football Team 1967 Teenage Safe Driver Rodeo 3 third in state and local winner 3 DECA Club 4 CHERYL JO HAILEY Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4 historian 3 secretary 4 French Club 1 Senior Class Play Pit Band 1.2.4 Master Musician Award 3 Band Assistant 4 FTA 3,4 National Honor Society 4 BRENDA JEANNE HALL Student Gov¬ ernment Representative 1,2,3 alt. 2 Class Council alt. 2 Freshman Orientation 1 Drama Club 1 Leadership Training 1,3 Keyettes 2,3,4 chaplain 4 FHA 3,4 vice president 4 National Honor Society 4 SUSAN DEBRA HALL Freshman Choir Treble Choir 2 Pep Club 2 Class Ac¬ tivities Committee 3,4 Class Council alt. 3 Keyettes 3,4 PAGE Staff 3 Student Government Cabinet Secretary of Elec¬ tions 4 MARY KATHERINE HALLIGAN In¬ tramurals 1 Swim Team 1,2,3,4 letter of recognition 1 Class Float Committee 1,2,3 Bowling League 2 Leadership Training 2 Drama Club 4 PE Assistant 4 DICIE JANE HAMILTON Art Guild 2 FHA 2 Class Activities Committee 3,4 Junior Guidance Council Class Arts and Bulletin Boards Committee 4 PAGE Staff 4 SHARON ARLENE HANCOCK Cam¬ era Club 1 Pep Club 2 Drama Club 3.4 CHARLES HARRIS Science Club 1,2 JV Wrestling Team 1,2,3 Varsity Wres¬ tling Team 1,2,4 Rocket Club 2 323 WTW RON ALAN HARRIS Spanish Club 3,4 treasurer 4 Football Team Statistician 3.4 LISA ANNE HARRISON Student Gov¬ ernment Representative 1,4 French Club 2 Basketball Team 2 Tennis Team 2 AFS Club 4 German Club 4 FHA 4 CYNTHIA CRAIG HARTL Girls’ Let¬ ter Club in Volleyball and Basketball 1 Spanish Club 3,4 Junior Class Play AFS Club 4 Class Activities Committee 4 RANDY HASE Freshman Basketball Team manager Varsity Basketball Team manager 2,3,4 PE Assistant 3 EDWARD HATFIELD Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4 Light Crew 1,2,3,4 Swim Team 2,3 ROBERT SHELTON HAYES Student Government Representative 1,2,3 alt. 1,3 JV Wrestling Team 1 Class Council 4 Key Club 4 CAROL LYNNE HAYNES Class Coun¬ cil 1 Homeroom Safety Chairman 2 Homeroom secretary and treasurer 3 Spirit Club 3 WILLIAM HEARNE Freshman Class vice president Basketball Team 1,2,3,4 Football Team 1,2 Track Team 1 TIM HEINEMANN Student Govern¬ ment 1,2 Leadership Training 1,4 Ger¬ man Club 2,4 Class Council 3 ROGER WAYNE HERRING Band 1, 2.3.4 Musket Team 2,3,4 STEVE ALAN HERRING JV Football Team 2 Varsity Football Team 4 JIM HINTON Student Government Representative 1 Rocket Club 1 JANE HOFELICH French Club 1,2 Pep Club 1 GAA 1 Cheerleader 2 Cavalette Baton Corps 4 Drama Club 4 CHUCK HOFFMAN Freshman Football Team outstanding player award JV Basketball Team 1,2 outstanding player award 2 JV Baseball Team 1 JV Foot¬ ball Team Varsity Baseball Team Var¬ sity Football Team Varsity Basketball Team Key Club 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 CHRISTOPHER HOGAN JV Baseball Team 2 manager 2 BETHANIE HOLLAND Freshman Choir Cavalette Baton Corps 3,4 co-captain 4 Lab Assistant 3 Finance Office Assistant 4 WHIT HOLLIS Choir 1 Drama Club Class Council 2,3 alt. 3 Folk Music Guild 3 Leadership Training 3 Key Club 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Student Government Vice President 4 It’s Academic Team 4 JUANITA LEE HOLLOWAY Softball Team 1 Hockey Team 2 ICT Club 4 ERICA S. HORN JV Softball Team 1,2 Science Club 1 Spanish Club 3 His¬ tory Club 3 AFS Club 4 Class Activi¬ ties Committee 4 Varsity Softball Team 4 KATHY JOY HOUSKA Drama Club 1.2.4 Extravaganza 1,3,4 Student Gov¬ ernment Representative 1,2,4 alt. 1,2 Cavalette Baton Corps 3,4 co-captain 4 Junior Jollies Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game Cheerleader 3 Office Assistant 3,4 Pub¬ lic Relations Committee 4 National Honor Society 4 ANNA MARIE HOWELL Freshman Class Secretary Freshman Cheerleader captain JV Cheerleader Sophomore Class Vice President Russian Club 1 Keyettes 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 2 layout editor 2 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 captain 4 National Honor Society 3,4 CURT HUGHITT JV Track Team French Club 1 Varsity Track Team Cross Country Team Leadership Train¬ ing 3 EDWIN CHAMBERS HUNT Freshman Football Team JV Football Team Stu¬ dent Government Representative alt. 4 BARBARA ANNE HUTCHESON Stu¬ dent Government Representative alt. 1,3 French Club 1,4 CAVALIER Staff 2,3 after school staff 2 co-business editor 3 Art Guild 4 BRADLEY MAYNARD HUTSON Drama Club 1,2 Leadership Training 1.2.3.4 Student Government Represen¬ tative 2,3 Elections Committee 2,3 Var¬ sity Golf Team 2,3,4 Senate 4 Board of Controls 4 CAVALIER Staff 2,3,4 sports editor 3 Editor-in-Chief 4 CRAIG JACOBS Freshman Football Team JV Football Team Varsity Foot¬ ball Team 3,4 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4 vice president 3,4 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 3,4 PE Assistant 3,4 Key Club 4 WAYNE JACOBS Freshman Football Team JV Football Team Track Team 2.3.4 Leadership Training 3 Consti¬ tutional Convention 3 Varsity Football Team 3,4 Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes 3,4 president 3,4 Key Club 4 ROBERT JACOBY JV Cross Country Team 1,2 JV Wrestling Team 1 JV Track Team 1 Varsity Wrestling Team 2.3 Varsity Cross Country Team 3,4 German Club 1 MARIE JENKINS Treble Choir 1,2 Concert Choir 4 Art Guild 3 WADE SCOTT JERNIGAN Spanish Club 4 Swim Club 4 JANE JEWETT French Club 3 Pep Club 3 CECILIA JOHNSON Spanish Club 1,2,3 PAGE Staff 2,3 Class Activities Com¬ mittee 4 MARY AMELIA JOHNSON Glee Club 1.2.3 Varsity Basketball Team 2,3 Var¬ sity Track Team 3 Forensics 4 Fine Arts Committee 4 MICHAEL JOHNSON Drama Club 2,3,4 National Thespian Society 3,4 Junior Class Play NANCY ELLEN JOHNSON Student Government Representative 1,2 Class Ac¬ tivities Committee 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Secre¬ tary 2 Speakers Bureau 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Senior Class Senator Keyettes 4 DEBORAH ANNE JONES Modern Dance Club 1 Drama Club 1 CAV¬ ALIER Staff 2,3,4 student life editor 4 American History Forum 2,3 historian 3 Student Government Representative (alt.) 4 National Honor Society 4 DIANE SYLVIA JONES Pep Club 1 Girls Softball Team 1 Girls Basketball Team 1 VOT Club 4 MICHAEL DAVID JONES Football In¬ tramurals 1 Drama Club 2,3,4 National Thespian Society 3,4 Junior Jollies Junior Class Play MICHAEL PAUL JONES Beginners Band 2 Class Council 4 MIKE JONES Red Cross Club 1 Foot¬ ball Team manager 1 Hi-Y Club 3 AFS Club 3,4 NELLIA ANN JONES Freshman Cheer¬ leader Class Council 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 TERESA MARGARET JONES National Thespian Society 1,2,3,4 PAGE Staff 2,4 assistant art editor 2 assistant editor 4 National Honor Society 4 WENDY PATRICIA JONES JV Bas¬ ketball Team 2 German Club 2 Drama Club 3, 4 National Thespian Society 3,4 Junior Class Play Forensics 4 National Honor Society 4 NANCY ANNE JOYCE Freshman Girls Chorus Class Activities Committee 2,4 CAVALCADE Staff 3,4 first page editor 3 special editor 4 FTA 4 CONNIE LOUISE KALLMAN Fresh¬ man Girls Choir Class Publicity Com¬ mittee 2 Treble Choir 2 Student Government Representative 3,4 alt. 3 National Honor Society 3,4 secretary 4 PAGE Staff 3,4 prose editor 4 NCTE Letter 3 Keyettes 4 National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 GREGORY WAYNE KALNITZKY Musket Team 1,2,3 Track Team 2 Rifle Team 2,3 Leadership Training 3 JUDY IRENE KANDL Lab Assistant 1 Secretary Assistant 3 Intramural Coun¬ cil 3 FHA 4 Cave Exploration Club 4 CHARLES KANE Chess Club 1,2 Stamp Club 1 Sophomore Class Vice President Basketball Team 2 co captain 2 Soccer Team 3 Class Council 4 JAN KARICHER Baseball Team 1 Math Club 1 Track Team 1 Student Government Representative I French Club 2 Junior Jollies Junior Class Play Pep Club 4 MARY MARGARET KAUFLIN Drama Club 1,4 PAGE Staff 1 Library As¬ sistant 2,3,4 Latin Club 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 JOHN MASSEY KEAHEY History Club 1.2.3.4 president 3 Mixed Choir 2 FTA 3.4 DAR Award for Excellence in His¬ tory 3 Symphonic Choir 4 Student Government Represen tative 3 Key Club 4 National Honor Society 4 JOHN JOSEPH KELLEHER Stage Band 1.2 Class Council 3 Junior Class Play Director of Junior Jollies Drum Major of Band 4 Key Club 4 STEPHEN CHARLES KELLEY Math Club 1 Track Team 1 French Club 2 Rocket Club 2 Junior Class Play Junior Jollies Class Council (alt.) 3,4 PATRICIA ANN KESLER Spanish Club 2.3 Student Government Representative (alt.) 3 Junior Guidance Council Gym¬ nastics Club 4 FTA 4 WANDA SUE KIBLER Choral Club 1,2 Intramurals 1 Volleyball Team 1 RICHARD KINCADE Wrestling Team 1,2 Swim Team 1,2,4 Spanish Club 1,2 KATHY ANN KINNEY Class Council 1 National Honor Society 1,2 Leader¬ ship Training 2 Student Government Representative 3,4 Class Activities Com¬ mittee 3 Keyettes 4 Speakers Bureau 4 National Honor Society 4 BARBARA KIPPS Treble Choir 1 Mix¬ ed Choir 2 History Club 4 MARY GAIL KLEMM French Club 1.2.3 Poetry Awards 1,2 Lab Assistant 2 German Club 3 Junior Jollies AFS Club 3 Senior Guidance Council Nation¬ al Honor Society 4 PATRICIA ANNE KNIE Newspaper editor 1 Library Assistant 1 Choir 1 Freshman Class Play Treble Choir 2 Swim Club 2,4 AFS Club 3,4 secretary 3,4 JOHN KNOCKE Freshman Basketball Team JV Basketball Team Varsity Bas¬ ketball Team 3,4 French Club 1 Varsity Football Team 3,4 LYNN ANN KNOTHE A Band Or¬ chestra 1 French Club 2 Senior Band 2 AFS Club 2 Symphonic Band 3,4 Ten¬ nis Intramurals 4 RICHARD THEODORE KOSKELLA JV Football Team JV Basketball Team German Club 2,3 Varsity Football Team 3 Student Government Representative 3 Key Club 3,4 National Honor Society 3.4 Safety Council 3,4 Cabinet 4 THOMAS JOSEPH KOSNIK Sodality 1 School Play 1 Sophomore Class Treasur¬ er Junior Classical League 2 Junior English Seminar 3 Pep Club 4 French Club 4 Class Activities Committee 4 Key Club 4 CAROLYN KRYTUSA French Club 2.3.4 History Club 3 FTA 3 AFS Club 4 MARIANNE KURIC Pep Club 1,2,3,4 treasurer 4 Class Publicity Committee 3 Drama Club 4 ARTHUR E. LaGARDE Freshman Foot¬ ball Team JV Football Team Con¬ stitutional Convention 3 Student Govern¬ ment Representative 4 Varsity Football Team 4 Publicity Committee 4 HILMA LAMONT Clinic Assistant 4 DIRECTORY DIRECTORY WTW 324 DEBORAH ANN LANDIS JV Basket¬ ball Team JV Softball Team Varsity Softball Team 3,4 Varsity Basketball Team 3,4 Basketball Intramurals 3,4 Varsity Hockey Team 3,4 Pep Club 4 PAGE Staff 4 business staff 4 MARY LANE Bowling League 1 Horse¬ back Riding Club 1 School Round Table 2 AFS Club 4 History Club 4 DAVID LANGE CAVALIER Staff 3,4 photographer 3,4 PAGE Photography Award 3 JACK LANGLEY Basketball Team 1,2 ETA 1,2,3 secretary 3 LINDA LEE LANHAM Freshman Or¬ ientation FHA 4 BERNADETTE LARAIA Freshman Cheerleader FHA 1,4 JV Cheerleader captain 2 Student Government Represen¬ tative 2 Junior Class Senator Pep Club 3,4 president 4 Junior Class Play Junior Jollies Class Activities Committee 4 MELINDA LATHAM Class Council 1 Freshman Girls Choir accompanist 1 Class Executive Council 2,3 Class Arts and Bulletin Boards Committee Chairman 2 Student director of Symphonic Choir 2 Symphonic Choir 3,4 Class Activities Committee 3 Madrigals 4 Drama Club 4 PAM LATHROP Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 secretary 3 treasurer 3 Class Arts and Bulletin Boards Committee 3 AFS Club 4 Guidance Council Representative 3,4 (alt.) 4 National Honor Society 4 CAROL PATRICIA LATTA Extrava¬ ganza 1,2,3,4 Select Girls Choir 2 Cav- alette Baton Corps 3,4 treasurer 4 Class Council 3,4 (alt.) 4 Guidance Represen¬ tative 4 National Honor Society 4 ELIZABETH ANN LAWRENCE Pep Club 1,3,4 Class Council 4 Student Government Representative (alt.) 4 JIM LAWRENCE Swim Team 1,3 Wes- tling Team 2,4 Chess Team 3,4 Drama Club 4 LINDA MARIE LAWRENCE Drill Team 1,2 Tridettes 1 GAA 1,2 CHI 2 FHA 2,3,4 reporter 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 treasurer 3 AFS Club 4 Class Activities Committee 4 PATRICK LEE Freshman Football Team JV Baseball Team JV Football Team Varsity Football Team 3,4 Varsity Base¬ ball Team 3,4 Key Club 4 Senior of the Week Committee 4 JLTDITH LEEP Folk Guitar Club 2,3 treasurer 3 Class Activities Committee 2 Art Guild 2 Class Arts and Bulletin Boards Committee 3 KIRBY LEMESH Stamp Club 3 Ger¬ man Club 3 PAGE Staff 4 CHARLES MARVIEN LEVINE Varsity Swim Team 1,2 Track Intramurals 2 EVE LEAH LEVITAN GRAVEL 1 edi¬ tor in chief 1 Latin Cup 1 World Affairs Forum 2 PAGE Staff 3 AFS Club 3,4 president 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Fine Arts Committee 4 Latin Club 3,4 Library Assistant 2,3,4 Student Govern¬ ment Representative 4 BARBARA JEAN LEWIS Cygnets 1 Class Publicity Committee 2 Keyettes 3,4 Class Council 3 Senior Class His¬ torian BETH JACQUELINE LEWIS Freshman Girls Choir Medical Careers Club 1 JV Softball Team Advanced Choir 2 Stu¬ dent Government Representative 4 Guid¬ ance Representative 4 TERRY ROBERT LIGHT Varsity Foot¬ ball Team manager 1 Concert Band 1 Symphonic Band 2,3,4 JV Football Team PAGE Staff 3,4 Key Club 4 PAM LIMBECK Extravaganza 1,3,4 French Club 1,2,3,4 Gymnastics 2 Bas¬ ketball Intramurals 2 Leadership Train¬ ing 3,4 Student Government Represen¬ tative 4 SHERRY GAIL LINDENMEYER AFS Club 1,2 Swim Team 1 Bowling League 2 Student Government Representative 2 Pep Club 3 Junior Jollies FTA 4 Class Council (alt.) 4 PE Office Assistant 4 CHERYL ANN LITZ Pep Club 1,2,3,4 treasurer 3 secretary 4 Drama Club 1,2 Junior Jollies KAREN LUANNE LLOYD Concert Band librarian 1 FTA 2,3,4 secretary 3 president 4 Symphonic Band 2,3,4 librar¬ ian 2,3,4 Band Council 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 VALERIE LOGUS Art Guild 1 Leader¬ ship Training 2 Student Government Representative 2,3 (alt.) 3 Class Activi¬ ties Committee 3 AFS Club 3 Class Council 4 French Club 4 BARBARA LOOMIS Bowling League 1,2 AFS Club 1,2 Swim Team 1 Stu¬ dent Government Representative 2 Junior Jollies Pep Club 3 FTA 4 Library Assistant 4 LILIANE MARY LYKES History Forum 3 Extravaganza 3 Training Choir 3 Treble Choir 4 AFS Club 4 RICHARD YALE LYMAN Freshman Football Team JV Baseball Team Freshman Basketball Team JV Basket¬ ball Team Varsity Football Team 2,3,4 captain 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Key Club 4 Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes 4 JANE CAROL LYNCH Drill Team 1 Student Government Representative 1,2 Future Nurses Club 2 Band 2 Latin Club 3,4 president 4 AFS Club 4 RAYMOND DENNY LYONS Football Team 1,2 JAMES JOHN MAHAN Rifle Club 2 CAROLYN GAY MAKELY DE Club 3.4 DECA Club 3 PATRICIA LYNN MALCHOW AFS Club 4 JUDY ANN MANTELL Class Council 1,2 Extravanganza 1 Class Activities Committee 2,3,4 CAVALCADE Staff 3,4 third page editor 3 managing editor 4 Junior Jollies Student Government Re¬ presentative 4 RICHARD MAPP Freshman Class Treasurer Football Team 1,2,3 Fresh¬ man Basketball Team Track Team 1,2 Student Government Representative 2 Wrestling Team 2 French Club 2,3 Freshman Class Senator Junior Class Senator Glee Club 4 Chorus 4 JOHN RUSSELL MARKS Varsity Base¬ ball Team 2 Varsity Track Team 3,4 ALAN EDWARD MARSH Junior Jol¬ lies Symphonic Band 3,4 Pep Band 4 Forensics 4 FREDERICK JAMES MARSHALL Foot¬ ball Team 1,3 Track Team 1,2,3 Base¬ ball Team 1 Relay Trophy 2 PATRICIA MATTHEWS Freshman Class Secretary Jr-Sr Basketball Game Cheerleader 3 Sweetheart Court 3 Junior Jollies Drama Club 3 back stage 3 Junior Class Play Student Govern¬ ment Representative 4 FTA 4 MARILYNN MAUREEN MAURY FHA 1 Pep Club 1,2 Drama Club 1 FTA 4 ROBERT EDWARD MAXFIELD Track Team 1,2,3,4 Cross Country Team 1,2,3 JV Letters 1,2 Varsity Letters 3 DEBORAH J. MAY VOT Club 4 JAMES F. MAY Varsity Track Team 1.2.3.4 Varsity Rifle Team 1,2 Musket Team 1,2,3,4 Varsity Cross Country Team 2.3.4 captain 4 Jr-Sr Basketball Team 3 Student Government Representative (alt.) 4 MICHAEL ALLEN MAYS Junior Jollies Art Guild 4 Office Assistant 4 Hall Proctor 4 MARY McATEE Class Council 1 Intra¬ mural Council 1 Student Government Representative 2 FTA 2,3,4 correspond¬ ing secretary 3,4 Keyettes 3,4 senator 4 CLAUDIA McBRIDE French Club 2 Pep Club 2 Office Assistant 3 FTA 4 GREGORY ALLEN McCAIN Student Government Representative (alt.) 2 Leadership Training 2 Bowling League 2,3,4 Rocket Club 4 secretary-treasurer 4 JOSEPH McCARTHY Bowling League 2,3,4 captain 2,3,4 Shop Assistant 3,4 Extravaganza 3 JANET McCLURKIN Freshman Cheer¬ leader Latin Club 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 JV Basketball Team 2 Drama Club 3,4 Extravaganza 3 National Thespian So¬ ciety 4 secretary 4 National Honor So¬ ciety 4 NANCY McCRACKEN Medical Careers Club 1,2 Treble Choir 1 Symphonic Choir 2 Concert Choir 3 Junior Jollies Library Assistant 3 FREDERICK RHODES McDAVID Pep Club 2 Electronics Club 2 Library As¬ sistant 3,4 Math Club 4 PATRICIA SUSAN McGARY FTA 1,2 Drama Club 3,4 Office Assistant 3,4 Class Council (alt.) 4 Public Relations Committee 4 CATHLEEN ANNE McGEE GAA 2 treasurer 2 Yearbook Staff 2 National Honor Society 2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Art Club 2 Newspaper Staff 3 Spanish Club 3,4 Art Guild 4 BETTY LOUISE McGLOTHLIN Youth for Christ 1 Dollar Den Assistant 3 VOT Club 4 SHELLY ELAINE McINNIS Student Government Representative 1 Extrava¬ ganza 2 National Spanish Contest of Vir¬ ginia, first place 2 AFS Club 2 National Honor Society 3,4 Junior Jollies Spanish Club 3,4 president 4 Leadership Training 3 Senior of the Week Committee 4 RUTH ELLEN McINTURFF Cosme¬ tology Assistant 2,3 PETER WILLIAM McKENNA Varsity Debate Team 1,2,3,4 JAMES McLEOD Basketball Intramur¬ als 2 Class Council 3 Junior Jollies Cross Country Team 3 MICHAEL RUSSELL MEEDS Class Council 2,3 Class Float Committee 2 Class Activities Committee 3 co-chairman 3 Secretary of Speaker’s Bureau 4 CAROLYN JEAN MERRIMAN Cosme¬ tology Club 2,3 ROBERT W. MEYER Symphonic Band 2,3,4 Class Activities Committee 2 Track Team 3 varsity letter 3 Key Club 3,4 Cross Country Team 4 varsity letter 4 Student Government Representative (alt.) 3 JENNIFER LYNN MICHAEL Spanish Club 1,2,3 Jr. National Honor Society 2 Spanish Honor Society 2 AFS Club 2 FTA 3,4 KRISTINE MARIE MILILLO Medical Careers Club 2 BEATRICE LOUISE MILLER ICT Club 4 MARY CATHERINE MILLER Medical Careers Club 2 Pep Club 1,4 Latin Club 2,3,4 Drama Club 3 PAGE Staff 4 art editor 4 Class Activities Committee 4 ROBERT STEWART MINNICH Rock¬ et Club 2,3,4 vice president 3 president 4 Swim Club 3,4 Student Government Representative 4 Special Interest Dele¬ gation 4 Senior Scrapbook Committee 4 National Honor Society 4 CHLOA IRENE MITCHELL Soccer Intramurals 1 FHA 1 VOT Club 4 MIKE L. MOFFIT Freshman Football Team JV Football Team Varsity Foot¬ ball Team 3,4 Varsity Track Team 3,4 Student Gover nment Representative 4 National Honor Society 4 JARL WILLIAM MOLANDER First State Award in Fisher Body Competition 2,3 Flying Club 3,4 Track Team 3,4 Bowling League 4 Second State Award in Fisher Body Competition 4 325 WTW BARBARA MOORE Freshman Choir Medical Careers Club 2,4 Bowling Lea¬ gue 2 Mixed Choir 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 chaplain 4 French Club 3,4 Treble Choir 3 Concert Choir 4 GARY STEPHEN MOORE Art Guild 2 Drama Club 2 Choreographer Ex¬ travaganza 3 Choreographer Unsinkable Molly Biown 3 Junior Jollies Junior Class Play PAGE Staff 3 Extravaganza 4 RUTH ANN MOORE Drama Club 2,3 Library Assistant 2 DE Club 4 CATHERINE GRACE MORDHORST Bowling League 2,3,4 Symphonic Choir 2.3.4 JOHN B. MORRIS Band 1,2,3 Class Council 2 Class Activities Committee 3 Track Team 3 MARSHA MORRIS National Thespian Society 1 Swim Team 2 Folk Club 3 JANET S. MOWERY FHA 1 Medical Careers Club 2 Class Activities Com¬ mittee 3,4 CHARLES ALFRED MUSTION JV Bas¬ ketball Team 1,2 JV Baseball Team 1,2 PE Assistant 4 Varsity Baseball Team 4 JACQUELINE MARIE NAYLOR Science Club 1 Math Club 1 VOT Club 4, treasurer 4 WILLIAM DONALD NEEDHAM Junior National Honor Society 1 French Club 1,2,3,4 Track Team 1,2,3 Judo Club 1 Rocket Club 1 Student Govern¬ ment Representative (alt.) 3 SUSAN NEFF Spanish Club 3,4 IBM Assistant 3,4 DEBRA LYNN NEIGER Girl of the Year Award in Physical Education 1 Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, Track Intramurals 1 Acorn Antics 2 Class Play 2 School Play 2 Sportsmanship and Inspiration Award for GAC GAC 2,3, sports manager 2,3 Spanish Club 2,3,4, vice president 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Keyettes 4 JEROME CHARLES NEUFELD Musket Team 2,3 Leadership Training 2 JV Football Team 2 Student Government Representative 2 Handbook Committee 2 CAROL ANN NEWCOMB Youth for Christ 2,3 FTA 3,4 Class Activities Committee 4 PAUL LLOYD NEWTON Football Team 1 French Club 1 JV Wrestling Team 2 Key Club 3,4 president 4 Leadership Training 3 Student Govern¬ ment Representative 4 Varsity Wrestling Team 4 DOUGLAS ELDON NICCOLLS Office Assistant 3,4 Junior Guidance Council JAMES ALBERT NORFOLK Student Government Representative 1,2 Spanish Club 1,2,3 treasurer 2 president 3 Class Activities Committee 2,3,4 chairman 4 Class Council 4 National Honor Society 3.4 MIRIAM NUNEZ Volleyball 1,2,3 Bas¬ ketball 1,2 Home Economics Club 2 Drama Club 3 French Club 3 News¬ paper Staff 3 Keyette 4 AFS Club 4 Spanish Club 4 National Honor Society 4 NANCY KATHERINE O’DELL Fresh¬ man Chorus Drama Play 1 Girl’s Chorus 2 National Thespian Society 2,3,4 Front Line Newspaper Staff 3 PAM KAY OJALA Class Council 2,3 Pep Club 2 Office Assistant 3 FTA 3,4 JOHN GABRIEL OLIVERIO JR. Bas¬ ketball Team 1,2,3,4 Class Publicity Com¬ mittee 1 Spanish Club 1,2 Bus Driver 1,2,3 Cross Country Team 1 PE As¬ sistant 3,4 Art Guild 3 Office As¬ sistant 4 PAMELA JEAN OLSON AFS Club 2 Bowling League 3,4 Junior Guidance Council German Club 3 PATRICK EDWARD O’NEILL Basket¬ ball Team 1,2,3,4 Football Team 1,2,3,4 CANDACE LOU ORGANT Library As¬ sistant 1 KENNETH ROBERT ORNDORFF VOT Club 1,2,3,4 ERIC ALFRED OSTRANDER JV Foot¬ ball Team JV Basketball Team Con¬ stitutional Convention 3 Key Club 4 JOSEPH EDWARD PAGE Band 1,2 DONALD EDWIN PAINTER Student Government Representative 1 Varsity Track Team 1,2,4 JAMES ALAN PARCELL Science Club 2 Chess Club 2,3 DEBRA KAYE PARKER Swim Team 1.2.3.4 secretary 3 Art Guild 1 Drama Club 4 JENNIFER LOUISE PARKER Track Team 1 Class Activities Committee 2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 National Thespian Society 3,4 Class Council (alt.) 2,3 Junior Jollies Jr-Sr Basketball Game Cheerleader 3 FTA 4 Pep Club 2 JEFFREY NEFF PARKS Chemistry Lab Assistant 4 SUSAN KATHERINE PARRY Class Arts and Bulletin Board Committee chair¬ man l Madrigals 2 Select Girls Choir 2 Class Activities Committee 3 co-chair¬ man 3 Varsity Hockey Team 3,4 Key¬ ettes 3,4 recording secretary 4 National Honor Society 3,4 president 4 Student Government Representative 3,4 Speakers Bureau 3 ALLEN WATERMAN PATTON Fresh¬ man Football Team JV Baseball Team 1,2 JV Football Team Varsity Football Team 3,4 Varsity Baseball Team 3,4 National Honor Society 4 BERTIE JEAN PAYNE VOT Club 4 JUDITH LANG PAYNE Basketball Intramurals 3,4 Volleyball Intramurals 3 CHARLES LEE PEAKE Track Team 1 GARY RICHARD PEARSON ICT Club 3.4 LINDA MARIE PENDLETON Cosme¬ tology 1,2 Cosmetology II 3 Third Place in Hairstyling Contest 3 Cosmetology III 4 EMILY SUE PENNINGTON Freshman Class Secretary Choir 1 Treble Choir 2 Office Assistant 3 Varsity Cheer¬ leader 4 Class Council 4 Student Government Representative 4 Class Ac¬ tivities Committee 4 Concert Choir 4 president 4 MARTIN FREDERICK PERA Terres¬ trial Science Club 1 Debate Team 2,3,4 co-captain 3 captain 4 Class Council 3 PAGE Staff 4 CAVALCADE Staff 4 first page editor 4 JAMES MICHAEL PERSZYK Student Government Representative 1 CHRISTOPHER M. PETERSON Con¬ cert Band 1 Football Intramurals 1 MICHELE ANNE PETRETTI Drama Club 2 French Club 2 Varsity Track Team 3 Junior Jollies Senior Class Play 3 costume committee 3 VOT Club 4 president 4 National Honor Society 4 ANTHONY PICCIONE Football Team 1,2 JOYCE ANN PICCIONE Band Major¬ ette 1 Youth for Christ 2 National Honor Society 3,4 Class Council 3 Treble Choir 3 Symphonic Choir 4 Cavalette Baton Corps 4 Class Activities Committee 4 LOREN NELSON PILLER Student Government Representative 1 Rocket Club 2,3 Class Council 4 JOHN F. PITAS Varsity Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4 Class Council 1 Latin Club 2,3,4 president 4 National Latin Honor Society 2,3,4 National Honor So¬ ciety 3,4 President Fairfax Area Latin Club Association 4 DONALD PLESS JV Football Team Varsity Football Team 3,4 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4 CAVALCADE Staff 4 TONY C. POE Student Government Representative (alt.) 2 Mixed Choir 2 Symphonic Choir 3,4 Choraliers 3,4 Medical Careers Club 3,4 senator 4 Of¬ fice Assistant 4 TRACY JO POLLOCK Bowling League 1 French Club 1 FTA 3 Class Council (alt.) 3 VOT Club 4 Flying Club 4 MARGARET E. POWELL Spanish Club 1 Class Council 2 Student Government Representative (alt.) 2 FTA 3,4 Class Activities Committee 4 DEBRA POZINSKY Pep Club 1,2 Spanish Club 1 Drama Club 2,3,4 Class Publicity Committee 3 Class Activities Committee 4 BEVERLY ELAINE PRENTICE Choir 1 Concert Choir 2 Treble Choir 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Class Activities Com¬ mittee 4 RICHARD ALLAN PRICE Student Government Representative 1,2 JV Wrestling Team 1 JV Cross Country Team Varsity Cross Country Team 3 lettered 3 Class Activities Committee chairman 3 Key Club 3,4 vice president 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Senior Class President WILLIAM RONALD PRIVETT JV Baseball Team Varsity Baseball Team 3.4 ELIZABETH MARY PULLEY Mixed Choir 2 Folk Guitar Club 2,3 Sym¬ phonic Choir 3,4 Madrigals 4 Drama Club 4 KATHRYN ELIZABETH RAGAN La¬ tin Club 1 Pep Club 1 Student Govern¬ ment Representative 2 Spanish Club 3 FTA 3 Treble Choir 3 Drama Club 4 Concert Choir 4 CAROL AMELIA RAPP Cheerleader 1.3 GAA 1 Student Service Organi¬ zation 3 Junior Prom Queen 3 Home¬ coming Court 3 Office Assistant 3 Stu¬ dent Government Representative 4 MELINDA ANNE RATHBUN Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Thespian Society 1,2,3,4 GEORGE ALLEN REAVES Tennis Club 1.2.4 KATHRYN GARVIN RECTOR Modern Dance Club 1 Jr-Sr Basketball Game Cheerleader 3 Student Govern¬ ment Representative 3 Junior Jollies Junior Class Play National Honor So¬ ciety 3,4 Keyettes 4 Student Govern¬ ment Cabinet 4 MARY ELLEN REGAN Bowling Lea¬ gue 2 Student Government Represen¬ tative (alt.) 3 Junior Jollies Junior Class Play FTA 3,4 Class Council (alt.) 4 Class Activities Committee 4 AFS Club 4 J. STEPHEN REGAN Science Research Club 1 Rocket Club 1 Varsity Track Team 2 Varsity Cross Country Team 2 Lacrosse Team 2 Astronomy Club 2.3 Fairfax Rifles 3 Class Council 4 Class Activities Committee 4 SHARON MARLENE REID Office As¬ sistant 3 VOT Club 4 SUSAN CHRISTIN RENICK Pep Club 1 FHA 2,3 Spanish Club 2,3 CYNTHIA DIANNE REYNOLDS Cheerleader 1 Student Government Representative 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 FTA 1 Library Assistant 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 French Club 3 Office Assistant 4 RANDY MARK REYNOLDS Class Council 2 Symphonic Band 2,3,4 Stu¬ dent Government Representative 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Constitution¬ al Convention 3 Senior Class Vice Presi¬ dent RONALD WILLIAM REYNOLDS DECA Club 3,4 KARYN ANNE RHYNEHART FHA 1 Class Arts and Bulletin Boards Committee 2 Class Activities Committee 3 FTA 3 Spanish Club 3 Junior Class Play CAVALIER Staff 4 Class Float Com¬ mittee 4 Leadership Training 4 DIRECTORY DIRECTORY WTW 326 MARIA CRISTINA RICCI Basketball Intramurals 1,2 Volleyball Intramurals 1.2 Red Cross 1 CYO 1,2 BEN RICHARDSON Student Govern¬ ment Representative 1,2 Class Council 4 SUSAN ELIZABETH RIDD Newspaper Staff l French Club 1,3,4 Class Ac¬ tivities Committee 1,2,3,4 Class Play 1, student director Orphan Club 1 Out¬ standing Scholar Award 1 Girl’s Athletic Award 1 Marionette Club 2, president Inter-Club Council 2 PAGE Staff 3,4 Constitutional Convention 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Class Arts and Bul¬ letin Boards Committee chairman 4 MELVA J. RITCHIE FHA 1,2 FT A 3,4 RICK RITCHIE Freshman Football Team JV Football Team Varsity Foot¬ ball Team 3,4 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4 Spirit Committee Chairman 4 Leadership Training 2 RICHARD MARC RITTMAN Concert Band 1 Symphonic Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 director 4 Jr-Sr Basketball Team 3 CHRISTOPHER JAMES ROBESON Ski¬ ing Club 1 Ski Team 2,3 Chess Club 1 Yearbook Photographer 1,2,3 Social Ac¬ tivities Committee chairman 1 Tennis Team 2,3 Domestic Problems Committee chairman 2 Soccer Team 3, Letter DANIEL ROBEY JV Basketball Team 2 Varsity Football Team 4 Varsity Baseball Team 4 GREER LEE ROBINSON Pep Club 3,4 Folk Guitar Club 3,4 Class Bulletin Boards Committee 4 Class Activities Committee 4 FRANK RUSSELL ROGERS Track Team 2,3,4 LYNNE ALLISON ROGERS PAGE Staff 4 LINDA ANN ROOD Leadership Train¬ ing 1 Student Government Represen¬ tative 2 Class Council 3 Folk Music Guild 3, secretary-treasurer National Honor Society 3,4 Social Activities Com¬ mittee chairman 4 CATHERINE ELIZABETH ROSS National Honor Society 2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3 Keyettes 4 Student Govern¬ ment Representative 1,2,3 treasurer 3 news secretary 4 REBECCA LANE ROSS Freshman Choir Symphonic Choir 3 Bank Assistant 3,4 Hall Proctor 4 JANET LYNN ROTH Freshman Class Secretary FTA 1 French Club 2,3 Re¬ freshments Committee 3 Keyettes 4 Student Government Representative 2,4 Elections Committee 4 TYRUS JEAN ROWLAND FHA 1,2 historian 3 vice president 4 president Bowling League 2 Lady Fairfax Federa¬ tion 4 historian CHRISTOPHER J. ROZYCKI Tennis Team 1,2,4 Cross Country Team 1,2,3 PAM STARR RUDDLE FHA 1,2 Class Arts and Bulletin Boards Committee 3 Class Activities Committee 4 LINDA DIANE RUEF FHA 1,3,4 treasurer 4 Leadership Training 1,2 Pep Club 2,3,4 Class Activities Committee 3,4 Costume Committee for Jr and Sr Q ass Plays 3 KAREN SUE RUSSELL Keyettes 2 Pep Club 2,3,4 Medical Careers Club 3,4 French Club 3 THOMAS BECKWITH RUSSELL Fresh¬ man Football Team Freshman Wrestling Team JV Football Team Swim Team 2 Swim Club 3,4 Junior Jollies NICOLA CHRISTINE SALA AFS Club 1.3 Pep Club 1 Varsity Basketball Team 1 Creative Writing Award (First Place Poetry) 2 PAGE Staff 3,4 MARK LEWIS SALISBURY Press Club 1 Newspaper 1 Audio Visual Club 1 JV Football Team 2 Track Team 2 Class Publications Committee 4 JOSEPH R. SAMPSON JV Basketball Team 1 JV Soccer Team 1 JV Track Team 1 Swim Club 3 Track Team 4 Football Intramurals 4 Basketball Intra¬ murals 4 GARY GORO SANFORD Concert Band 1,2 Stage Crew 2,3,4 South Pacific 2 Drama Club 3,4 Molly Brown 3 Pep Club 4 Order of the Golden Claw 4 DEBORAH SARLEY Drama Club 2 Class Council 3 Junior Jollies Class Publicity Committee chairman 3 Jr-Sr Bas¬ ketball Game Cheerleader 3 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Student Government Representative 4 (alt.) 4 Public Re¬ lations Committee 4 CANDACE FLOELLA SASSER Modern Dance Club 1 Class Council 2 Hall Proctor 4 MARK STANLEY SCARR Baseball Team 1,2,4 National Honor Society 2,3,4 vice president 3 Letterman’s Club 2,3 vice president 3 Football Team 2,3 Newspaper Staff 2,3 Sophomore Class Vice President FTA 3 Junior Class Treasurer MICHAEL ROBERT SCHAAF Fresh¬ man Basketball Team German Club 1,3 Swim Club 2 Class Council 4 Class Activities Committee 4 Lab Assistant 4 MARILYN VALARIE SCHLIPF Class Council 1 Treble Choir 1 Keyettes 2.3.4 recording secretary 3 Symphonic Choir 2,3,4 treasurer 2 National Honor Society 3,4 Junior Guidance Council MARLAINE RUTH SCHMITZ Student Government Representative (alt.) 3 His¬ torian Committee 3 Junior Jollies Junior Class Play Class Activities Committee 4 Class Council (alt.) 4 JACKIE A. SCOTT Bowling League 1 Treble Choir 3 Student Government Representative 4 Madrigals 4 Class Arts and Bulletin Boards Committee 4 GWEN LOUISE SEIDERS Art Guild 1 Geography Society 1,2 PEGGY JO SHAW Student Govern¬ ment Representative 2 National Honor Society 3,4 Class Historian 3 Class Council 3 CAVALIER Staff 3,4 Class Activities Committee 4 Senior-of-the- Week Committee 4 ROSE EILEEN SHEA Hockey Intra¬ murals 1 ICT Club 3,4 DORIS ANN SHELTON Freshman Choir Extravaganza 1,3 Dramatics 2 ICT Club 3,4 vice president 3 parlia¬ mentarian 4 Concert Choir 3 LESLIE LEWIS SHELTON Freshman Football Team JV Football Team Var¬ sity Football Team 3,4 All Suburban Football Team 3 All Northern Virginia Football Team 3 All Fairfax County Football Team 3 All Northern District Football Team 3 JERRI LYNN SHEPHERD Student Government Representative 1,3 (alt.) 3 French Club 1,2 Class Council (alt.) 2,4 Historian Committee 3 AFS Club 3,4 Guidance Representative 3 CAVALIER Staff 4 National Honor Society 4 MARK AUSTIN SHONERD Stage Crew 1,2 Hi-Y 4 GLORIA JEANNE SHUMATE Student Government Representative 1 ICT Club 3.4 LOUISE DICKINSON SHUTLER JV Hockey Team 1,2 Activities Committee 3.4 Varsity Hockey Letter 3,4 Key¬ ettes 4 National Honor Society 3,4 CHARLES N. SIMPSON Track Team 2.3.4 Football Team 1,2 Basketball Team 1,2,3,4 Freshman Class President Key Club 2,3,4 Class Council 4 Senior of the Week Committee 4 CAVALCADE Staff 4 co-editor and photographer 4 JOHN OSBORNE SINGLAUB Gym¬ nastics 1 Student Government Represen¬ tative 1 German Club 2,3,4 vice presi¬ dent 3 Leadership Training 4 Student Government Cabinet Historian 4 RONALD J. SLUSHER Spanish Club 3 Class Council 3,4 Junior Stockholder Award 3 Senior of the Week Committee 4 Class Publications Committee 4 Nation¬ al Honor Society 4 ARTIS ELLEN SMITH Jr. Honor So¬ ciety 1 Pep Club 1 Medical Careers Club 2 Spanish Club 3 Leadership Training 3,4 FTA 3 CAVALIER Staff 4 AFS Club 4 National Honor Society 4 BARBARA ELLEN SMITH Class Publi¬ city Committee 2 Latin Club 3,4 tribune 3 treasurer 4 Symphonic Choir 3,4 treasurer 4 Student Government Repre¬ sentative 3 Keyettes 4 Student Govern¬ ment Cabinet 4 CAROL LYNN SMITH JV Cheerleader 1 Homecoming Attendant 1 Class Coun¬ cil 1, 3 Mixed Choir 2 Class Float Com¬ mittee 2,4 Cavalette Baton Corps 3,4 historian 4 Junior Jollies Extravaganza 3,4 Symphonic Choir 4 FRED SMITH Bowling League 1,2 JANICE MARIE SMITH Freshman Girls Choir Mixed Choir 2 Choral Assistant 3 VOT Club 4 LORRAINE C. SMITH Hish Riders Club 2,3 president 2,3 Flying Club 4 secretary 4 Class Activities Committee 4 RANDAL LEE SMITH Audio-Visual Club 1 Football Team manager 4 ROBIN ELIZABETH SMITH Debate Club 1 Forensics 1,3,4 Girls’ prose reading and public speaking 1,3 History Club 3,4 Student Government Represen¬ tative 2 First Place Woodson Girls’ Poetry Reading 3 Fourth Place Northern Virginia Girls’ Poetry Reading 3 VERNON CARL SMITH Library As¬ sistant 2,3,4 DECA Club 4 FRANK ALAN SNYDER Soccer Team 1 Library Club 1 French Club 2,3 Student Government Representative 2 Football Team 3 BARBARA ANN SONNETT Student Government Representative 1 Class Council 2 PAGE Staff 4 PENNY LORRAINE SOURBEER Fu¬ ture Nurses of America 1,2 Second Place Voice of Democracy 2 Medical Careers Club 3,4 Office Assistant 4 WILLIAM ARTHUR SOWERS Fresh¬ man Football Team WILLIAM BRUCE SPIHER Freshman Football Team JV Football Team Junior Jollies National Honor Society 3,4 Cavalier Corps 3,4 president 4 Key Club 4 Cabinet 4 secretary of Special Activi¬ ties 4 Senior of the Week Committee 4 DANNY MICHAEL SPRUELL Basket¬ ball Intramurals 1,2 Class Council 1 Cross Country Team 3 Track Team 3 LINDA MARIE STANGOHR FHA 2 History Club 3 AFS Club 4 FTA 4 ROBERT HENRY STARKWEATHER Cross Country Team 1,2 Track Team 1,2 Cavalier Corps 2,3 president 3 DECA Club 3,4 vice president 4 THOMAS PHILIP STEMMERMAN Musket Team 1,2,3,4 LISA KATHLEEN STEPHENSON French Club 2 Latin Club 2 award 2 Yearbook Staff 2 German Club 3 GAA 3 National Honor Society 3,4 AFS Club 4 DEBORAH RAQUEL STERN Spanish Club 1 Drama Club 3,4 ELIOT ROSS STERNFELD Junior National Honor Society 1 National Physi¬ cal Fitness Test Award 1 Wrestling Team 2,3 Bridge Club 2 KAI STEWART VOT Club 4 HAROLD HARTLEY STIRLING Foot¬ ball Team 1,2 Spanish Club 1 History Club 4 Lab Assistant 4 SARAH LOUISE STONECIPHER Bronze Music Award 1 Choir 1,2 New¬ port Civic Music Association 1 Folk Guitar Club 2,3 Symphonic Choir 3,4 Madrigals 3,4 History Club 3 Junior Jollies Junior Class Play Drama Club 4 BARBARA ANN STONEMAN FHA 1,2 Keyettes 2,3,4 treasurer 3 Class Publicity Committee 3 Concert Choir 3 AFS Club 4 Student Government Representative 4 Symphonic Choir 4 Social Activities Com¬ mittee 4 National Honor Society 4 327 WTW KATH1.EEN STOOPS Student Govern¬ ment Representative 1,4 (alt.) 4 Spanish Club 1 Symphonic Band 2,3 Folk Guitar Club 3 Office Assistant 4 SARAH ELIZABETH STOWELL Class Activities Committee 1,3,4 Latin Club 2 Class Council 3 Pep Club 4 Intramural Representative 4 WILLIAM STUART STRADTNER Track Team 1,3 Class Council 1 Golf Team 2 Student Government Represen¬ tative 1 NANCY ANN STRANG Drama Club 1 Folk Guild 2,3 secretary 2 president 3 Class Publicity Committee chairman 4 Class Council 4 Forensics 4 Student Government Representative 3 STEPHEN STROEBELE Latin Club 1,2 Medical Careers Club 4 SUSAN LANE STRONG Keyettes 2,3,4 president 4 Sophomore Class Secretary National Honor Society 3,4 Student Government Representative 1,3 secretary 3 LINDA JANE STRUBE Home Ec¬ onomics Club 1 vice president 1 Leader¬ ship Training 2,3,4 CAVALIER Staff 2.3.4 senior editor 4 National Honor Society 3,4 AES Club 3,4 French Club 3 Class Council (alt.) 3,4 Class Publi¬ cations Committee 4 MARY ELIZABETH STURM Year¬ book Staff 1 CAVALCADE Staff 3,4 editor-in-chief 4 Keyettes 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Junior Jollies Sym¬ phonic Choir 3,4 Student Government Representative 4 Madrigals 4 REBECCA JEAN STURMAN Drama Club 1 Class Council 2 Cavalette Baton Corps 3,4 Junior Jollies Extravaganza 3 Jr-Sr Basketball Game Cheerleader 3 DIANA SUE STYER German Club 1 Class Council 3 PAGE Staff 3,4 Drama Club 3,4 National Honor Society 4 KATHLEEN MARIE TADICH Medical Careers Club 1 Sodality 1,2 Pep Club 2 PAGE Staff 3,4 French Club 3,4 secretary-treasurer 4 Class Activities Com¬ mittee 4 National Honor Society 4 LINDA LEE TAYLOR Pep Club 1 Spanish Club 3 Art Guild 4 AFS Club 4 PATRICIA TAYLOR JV Cheerleader 1 Class Council 1 Student Council 1 Sweet¬ heart Court 1,3 Cavalette Baton Corps 3.4 Junior Jollies Extravaganza 3 Jr.- Sr. Basketball Game Cheerleader SHELVY ROBERTA TAYLOR French Club 1 SCA Representative 1 FHA 1 Baton Corps 1 DECA Club 4 SUZAN TAYLOR Math Club 2 TIMOTHY RICHARD TENNANT JV Football Team 1 JV Basketball Team 1 Varsity Football Team 2,3,4 Sophomore Class President Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3,4 DONALD EDWARD TEPPER Latin Club 2,3,4 Leadership Training 3 Lib¬ rary Assistant 3,4 Student Government Representative 4 Parliamentarian 4 VOX Populi Staff 2 Woodson Reporter for Free Press Newspapers 3 CAVAL¬ CADE Staff 4 special editor 4 It’s Aca¬ demic Team 4 Virginia Junior Classical League 4 treasurer 4 RALPH RAYMOND THEILE Medical Careers Club 1 Latin Club 2,3,4 Con¬ stitutional Convention 3 MAJORIE DIANA THRELFALL Junior Jollies Leadership Training 3,4 Class Float Committee 3,4 Art Guild 4 FTA 4 Class Council (alt.) 4 NANCY ANN THOMAS Art Guild 2 Junior Guidance Council (alt.) 3 Spanish Club 3 DEBORAH SUE THOMPSON FHA 1,2, 3,4 vice president 2 president 3 Lady Fairfax Federation President 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Class Publicity Com¬ mittee chairman 4 ALAN DOUGLAS THOMSON Pit Band 3 Symphonic Band 3,4 Band Council 4 Football Intramurals 4 French Club 4 Swim Club 3 Stage Band 4 National Honor Society 4 WILLIAM DAVID THORNE Yearbook Representative 2 Basketball Team mana¬ ger 2 JV Tennis Team 2 Jr.-Sr. Basket¬ ball Team 3 LYNN CAROL TOBIAS FHA 1 FTA 3 DONNA SUE TO L SON FTA 1,2,4 Bridge Club 3,4 Office Assistant 4 Con¬ cert Choir 4 SALLY AUSTEN TOM Band 1 Con¬ cert Band 2 Leadership Training 2,3,4 Symphonic Band 3,4 NIMGA 3,4 AFS Club 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Class, Council 3 Senior Class Secretary PHILIP JACK TOOMES Cross Coun¬ try Team 2 Track Team 3 MARK ALAN TORMOEN Pep Club 2 Class Activities Committee 3,4 JAYNE ELIZABETH TOWNEND For¬ ensics 3,4 AFS Club 4 First place Nor¬ thern Va. Spelling Meet 3 Third Place Va. State Forensics Spelling 3 BILLY JOE TRIVETT MCA 4 KATHRYN SUZANNE TUCKER Pep Club 1,2 French Club 1,2 Theater Club 2 Jr. Class Play DON TUDOR Varsity Football Team 1,3 Student Government Representative 2 GEORGE T U L L I Freshman Football Team Student Government Represen¬ tative 1,2,3 Leadership Training 1,2 Ten¬ nis Team 1 JV Football Team Class Council (alt.) 2 Track Team 2 Var¬ sity Football Team 3,4 Latin Club 3,4 Cavalier Corps 3,4 PAULA MARIE TULLI FHA 1 Student Government Representative 1,2 Leader¬ ship Training 1 Pep Club 1 FHA 2 Cosmetology Club 2,3 Junior Jollies JEANIE MICHELE TULIPANE Pep Club 1,3 Spanish Club 1 JV Basket¬ ball Team 1 Track Team 1 Glee Club 2 Sodality 2 Debate Club 2 News¬ paper Staff 2 FHA 3 Varsity Basket¬ ball Team 3 MARYANNE VAN LEER Student Government Representative 1 Pep Club 1 Choir 2,3 Track Team 3 Class Council 4 Class Activities Committee 4 S A N D I G. VASS Class Council 1,2 (alt.) 2 Intramural Council 1 Junior Class Play Junior Jollies Student Govern¬ ment Representative (alt.) 4 DECA Club 4 Class Activities Committee 4 RONALD JERRY VERNER Library As¬ sistant 2 Folk Music Guild 2 president 2 committee chairman 2 Student Govern¬ ment Representative 2 German Club 3 CAVALCADE Staff 3,4 second page editor 4 ERIC CHARLES VORE Mixed Choir 1 Symphonic Choir 2,3,4 Madrigals 3,4 ED WALKER Auto Machanics Club 3,4 EUGENE WALKER Office Assistant 4 CAVALCADE Staff 4 Data Processing 4 SALLY E. WALKER Cheerleader 1 JEANIE P. WATERMAN FTA 3,4 Jr.- Sr. Basketball Game Cheerleader 3 Stu¬ dent Government Representative 3,4 Junior Jollies Office Assistant 3,4 Usherettes Junior Class Play chairman 3 MICHAEL A. WATERS Rocket Club 1 JV Baseball Team manager 2 Varsity Baseball Team 3,4 manager 3 Pep Club 4 Varsity Football Team manager 4 NANCY ANN WEDLER FHA 1 Math Club 2 secretary 2 CAVALIER Staff 2, 3,4 after school staff 2 assistant classro om editor 3 classroom editor 4 Drama Club 2 National Honor Society 3,4 treasurer 4 Junior Jollies Class Activities Com¬ mittee 3 DIANE H. WELLEIN Treble Choir 3 Pep Club 4 FTA 4 Symphonic Choir 4 Class Activities Committee 4 MADA LANCHLYN WENDORF Mod¬ ern Dance Club 1 FTA 3,4 vice president 4 Leadership Training 3, 4 Class Activi¬ ties Committee 4 Student Government Representative (alt.) 4 WILLIAM G. WESTON Terrestrial Sci¬ ence Club 1 Symphonic Band 2,3,4 Wrestling Intramurals 2 CAVALCADE Staff 3 photographer 3 Constitutional Convention 3 Band Council 4 Pit Band for Senior Class Play 3,4 SHARON NORFLEET WHITE JV Bas¬ ketball Team 1,2 JV Softball Team 1,2 Track Team 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 FTA 4 Student Government Representative 3,4 SHELIA VERONICA WHITE JV Bas¬ ketball Team 1,2 JV Softball Team 1,2 Track Team 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,4 Varsity Basketball Team 3 Spanish Club 3,4 Drama Club 3,4 Class Activities Com¬ mittee 3 FTA 4 Student Government Representative (alt.) 3 WILLIAM HYDE WHITE Spanish Club 1 Class Council 1,2,3,4 Track Team 1, 2.3 Cross Country Team 1,2,3 Drama Club 4 JOSEPH HOWARD WHITTEMORE Terrestrial Science Club 1 Grade Im¬ provement Award 3 BRUCE LEE WILLIAMS Symphonic Band 1 German Club 1 Band Festival Award 1 Junior Class Play Thespian Society 3,4 activities chairman 4 Sym¬ phonic Choir 3,4 CAVALIER Staff 3 after school 3 Latin Club 3,4 historian 4 Madrigals 4 LUCILE WILLIAMS VOT 4 MICHAEL ENGLISH WILLIAMS Class Activities Committee 4 TERRY ALSTON WILLIAMS Wood- stock Track Team 1 Midlands Council 2 secretary 2 Student Council 2 Features writer for Newspaper 2 Guidance Coun¬ cil 3 AFS Club 4 Drama Club 4 PAGE Staff 4 LISA JOY WILLIAMS PE Assistant 3,4 Track Team 3,4 French Club 3,4 JANET LOUISE WILKE Track Team 1 Yearbook Editor 1 Chorus 1 Art Club 1 Pep Club 1,2 French Club 1,2,3,4 Ecol¬ ogy Seminar 1 Bowling League 2 Drama Club 3,4 AFS Club 2 Spanish Club 4 History Club 4 librarian 4 Summer Science Institute of Astronomy 2 KERRY L. WILKER Spanish Club 1 Pep Club 1,2 Swim Team 1,2 Chorus 1 Newspaper 3 Chemistry Club 3 Basketball Team 3 FTA 4 JULIE ANN WILKINS Chorus 1 JV Softball Team 1 Class Council 2 JV Hockey Team 2 Lab Assistant 3 Keyettes 3.4 secretary 4 Varsity Hockey Team 3,4 Class Activities Committee 4 ANN ALEXIS WITHERS GAA 1 Art Club 1,2 Journalism 2 French Club 3 SHARON HELEN WOOD Tennis Team 1,2 Chorus 1 Library Assistant 3 VICTORIA LYNN WOODBURN FHA 1 Leadership Training 1 Spanish Club 3 CHRISTINE CAROL WOOLLONS Red Cross 2,3 Sewing Club 2 Choir 3 WORTHIE FELICIA WRIGHT FHA 1, 2 SCA 1 Concert Band 1,3 Reserve Band 2 Art Guild 1,2 DE 4 LINDA KATHRYN YARNELL Student Government Representative 1,3,4 alt. 3 Drama Club 4 Pep Club 4 Art Guild 4 Swim Team 4 Special Activities Committee 4 JAMES CHARLES YORK Spanish Club 2 Class Activities Committee 2 Var¬ sity Golf Team 2,3,4 Class Council 3,4 ANN MARGARET YOUNG Modern Dance Club 1 Art Guild 1 Student Government 3 Class Arts and Bulletin Boards Committee 3 Constitutional Con¬ vention chairman 3 DE Club 4 DECA Club 4 secretary 4 AUSTIN YOUNG Cross Country Team 3 Track Team 3 Most Improved Award for Cross Country 3 BRUCE WALDO YOUNG Wrestling Team 2 co-captain 2 Spanish Honor So¬ ciety 2,3,4 DIRECTORY The 1968 Cavalier Directory ABERNETHY, BARBARA 96, 118, 124, 216 ABERNATHY, MARLIS 26, 99, 100, 118, 158 ABOE, JERRY 194 ABOE, ROBERT 258 ABOE. ROXANA 124, 216 ACUFF, CATHEY 96, 129, 192, 193, 194, 197 ACUFF, CAROL 134, 258 ADAMS, CHARLES 124, 167, 216 ADAMS, GARY 258 ADAMS, GEORGE 124, 125, 216 ADAMSON, GAIL 194 ADAMSON, ROBERT 124, 184, 216 ADDINGTON, MOIRA 131, 236 ADKINS, MR. 85 ADKINS, PATRICIA 124 ADKINS, REBECCA 151 A F S 114-115 AINSLEY, ROBERTA 116, 258 AL NAJDL SULIMAN ALI 236 ALE, KATHLEEN 124, 216 ALEXANDER, DIANNE 134, 258 ALEXANDER, JOHN 131, 258 ALFORD, DAVID 124, 167, 216 ALLARD, ABIGAIL 26, 153, 159, 257, 258 ALLEN, BONNIE 96, 125, 258 ALLEN, DONALD 124 ALLEN, JOHN 258 ALLEN, MARTIN 236 ALLEN, STEPHEN 258 ALLSHOUSE, SHARON 124, 216 ALMON, GEORGIE 141, 250 AMARAL, ROBIN 121, 194 AMARAL, PATRICIA 258 AMEND, MARGARET 18, 122, 123, 258 AMOS, JULIA 194 ANDERSON, JACK 258 ANDERSON, CAROLYN 139, 194 ANDERSON, TIMOTHY 124, 216 ANDREAS, MICHAEL 194 ANDRUS, MARY LOUISE 124, 216 ANDRUS, PATRICK 194 ANSHELES, CAROLE 118, 128, 234, 236 ANSHELES, JILL 129, 194 ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB APTER, SUSAN 115, 194 ARD, CAMILLE 124, 128, 134, 215, 216 ARENDT, BLAIR 152, 259 ARICO, BERNICE 131, 236 ARICO, JOHN 194 ARMBRISTER, MISS JULIA 79 ARMSTRONG, JOHN 236 ARMSTRONG, ROBERT 236 ARMSTRONG, THOMA 173, 259 ARNBERGER, HOWARD 194 ARNBERGER, SUSAN 188, 259 ARNO, DAVID 236 ARNOLD, CHRYS 131, 141, 260 ARNOLD, JOAN 134, 260 ART GUILD 134 ASHLEY STEPHANIA 194 ASHTON, MRS. BETSY 64 ASMUTH, BILL 124, 216 ASMUTH, GORDON 260 ASSISTANTS 152-155 ATKINSON, JILL 124, 128, 160, 214, 216 ATWELL, LINDA 124, 216 ATWELL, GEORGE 260 AUCREMANN, TIMOTHY 125, 260 AULL, ALYSON 236 AULL, JOHN 194 AVERILL, HARRY 124, 216 BACALIS, PERRY 2 36 BACAS. DIANE 16, 99, 118, 122, 236 BACAS, GEORGIA 118, 122, 125, 126, 214, 215, 216 BADALATI, PAULA 152, 260 BAER, JAMES 260 BAILEY, JAMES 125, 216 BAILEY, JANET 194 BAILEY, JANICE 99, 110, 121, 260 BAILEY, JOSEPH 260 BAILEY, NANCY 260 BAILEY, RONALD 149, 236 BAINBRIDGE, CHARLENE 116, 125 BAIRD, MARGARET 121, 129, 192, 194 BAKER, MARTY 260 BALANCER, DAVID 195 BALL, GARY 261 BALL, PATRICIA 187, 236 BALLEW, DEBORAH 261 BALLEW, TODD 236 BALLOU, BRYAN 125, 167, 216 BALLOU, GINNY 110, 111, 115, 118, 236 BALZER, DENISE 236 BALZER. THERESA 153, 261 BAND 124-125 BANKS, MRS. LOUISE 81 BANUET, MARCELA 125, 132, 216 BARBATO, JOHN 125 BARBATO, MARK 261 BARBER, MRS. MAVIS 82 BARBOUR, JAMES 195 BARBOUR, RAY 149, 237 BARHAM, MR 74 BARNES, STANLEY 126 195 BARNES, BRUCE 132, 261 BARNHART, JUDITH 125, 216 BARNHART, NANCY 96, 104, 261 BARRETT, CAROL 126, 237 BARRIGAN, JULIE 121, 237 BARRINGER, CRAIG 237 BARTLETT, DEBORAH 261 BARTON, MARTHA 121, 125, 127, 216 BARTON, MARY 110, 132, 195 BASS, LINDA 237 BASSING, RICHARD 125, 216 BATES, BARBARA 261 BATES, THOMAS 99, 110, 111, 125, 261 BATON CORPS 123-123 BAUGHAN, MR. 84 BAULCH, HARRY 168, 195 BAUMAN, WILLIAM 261 BAUMGARTEN, RICHARD 96, 97, 136, 139, 146, 158, 237 BAUSSUS, ULRIKE 115, 195 BAVARIA, MARY ANN 125, 216 BAWER, JOYCE 125, 215, 216 BAXLEY, SUSAN 216 BEAVER, LAURA 143, 185, 195 BEBB, LAUREL 237 BECHTEL, GALE 117, 125, 237 BECK, KATHY 117, 118, 261 BECK, THOMAS 96-97, 195 BECK, WILLIAM 195 BECKER, CATHERINE 107, 261 BECKER, KARL 184, 216 BECKER, KRISTINE 131, 152, 261 BECKWITH, EDWIN 134, 216 BEDINGER, MRS, JOAN 71 BEERS, MRS. ANNE BEERS, MARGARET 117, 261 BELFIELD, ALICIA 110, 216 BELL, ALLAN 195 BELL, MR. 76 BELL, CATHERINE 216 BELL, JOYCE 237 BELL, JULIE 129, 195 BELL, SHEILA 237 BELLES, WALTER 126, 168, 195 BELLEVILLE, RICHARD 216 BENDER, DIANE 127, 237 BENNETT, BARBARA 116, 152, 261 BENNETT, CYNTHIA 150, 262 BENNETT, JOHN 216 BENNETT, PEGGI 117, 153, 262 BENNETT, SAMUEL 216 BENOIT, MARK 132, 237 BENSON, ANN 237 BENTON, MRS. FtUTH 62 BERLE, ISOBEL CONRATH 26, 262 BERLINGUET, RONALD 262 BERNE, LYNDA 152, 237 BERRY, JILDA 129, 195 BERRY, STEVEN 125, 262 BEUCH, RONALD 100-101, 130, 162, 262 BEVIS, CARL 195 BEVIS, JOHN 24, 96-97, 262 BEYM, BARBARA 110, 117, 132, 195 BICKMORE, SUSAN 117, 125, 237 BIELICH, MR. 53, 80 BILLAK, MR, 81 BILLINGS, MISS DOROTHY 82 BILLINGSLEY, NANCY 237 BIRD, CHRISTOPHER 237 BIRD, DONNA 262 BISUTTI, HEINZ 262 BIXLER, BARRY 237 BIXLER, BARBARA 160, 216 BIXLER, BRENDA 129, 161, 195 BLACK, MICAGAH 24, 98, 263 BLACK, MARILYN 128, 237 BLACKMER, ROFFLENE 262 BLACKWELL, THOMAS 195 BLADE, PAMELA 195 BLAIR, JANET 128, 216 BLANCHARD, ROBERT 262 BLANKENSHIP, ERIC 138, 237 BLANTON, MR. 42 BLASINGAME, SUSAN 110, 154, 237 BLAZEY, FRANK 195 BLAZY, LOUIS 167, 184 BLAZY, PATRICIA 111, 262 BLEVINS, MARJORIE 262 BLEVINS, DANIEL 217 BLEVINS, PHILLIP 263 BLOCH, JAMES 110, 195 BLOODGOOD, JANE 117, 142, 237 BLOODGOOD, DAVID 125, 263 BLUMENTHAL, DAVID 130, 217 BOARMAN, DEE 152, 159, 263 BOBLITT, JOY 116, 217 BOGGESS, MRS. INGEBORG 61 BOLT, MR. 63 BOLT, RICHARD 237 BOLTZ, RICHARD 195 BOMBA, TERESA 117, 155 BOND, CAROLYN 172, 217 BOND, JENNIFER 195 BONHAM, SUSAN 127, 132, 143, 237 BONIFACIO, ROBERT 217 BONIFACIO, GEORGETTE 152, 171, 257, 263 BONZANO, DON 168, 169, 195 BOROUGHS, THOMAS 237 BORRESEN, DOROTHY 100, 104, 118 BORRESEN, SUSAN 125, 237 BOTTINY, JOSEPH 237 BOTTS, JOHN 217 BOULTER, DOROTHY 55, 98, 125, 237 BOWELL, JOHN 217 BOWERS, MRS. KATHRYN 72 BOWERS, MARY 131, 152 263 BOWERS, MISS PATRICIA 70 BOWMAN, RONALD 217 BOYD, MARTHA 144, 155, 266 BOYLE, PATRICIA 172, 195 BOZARTH, CATHY 18, 100-101, 118, 115, 127 BRACEWELL, CATHY 122, 214, 217 BRADFORD, STUART 2 37 BRADLEY, JANET 116, 217 BRADY, JOSEPH 195 BRANNAN, BARBARA 264 BRANNAN, PATRICIA 217 BRANT, DAN 237 BRANT, DON 127, 217 BRASE, GERALD 195 BRASSE, CONNIE 237 BREEDEN, NANCY 115, 264 BREMER, CHARLES 217 BRENTON, BETH 110, 117, 195 BRIDENSTINE, THOMAS 162, 237 BRIDGE CLUB 146 BRIDGES, TRACY 162, 163, 165, 174, 237 BRIGGS, MARGARET 217 BRIGGS, WILLIAM 167, 217 , BRINER, PATTI 195 BRITT, EDGAR 168 BROOKS, DENNIS 2 37 BROOKS, NANCY 265 BROOKS, PHILIP 168, 180 BROOKS, STEPHEN 237 BROOKSHIRE, SAUNDRA 117, 152, 153, 257, 265 BROWN, DONALD 149, 265 BROWN, DONALD 264 BROWN, JAPHOUS GORDON 217 BROWN, LINDA JEAN 96, 97, 127, 237 BROWN, MR. 83 BROWN, MARILU RUTH 151, 265 BROWN, PEGGY 195 BROWN, MRS. PRISCILLA 69 BROWN, ROBERT EDWIN 217 BROWN, ROBERT HUTCHINS 217 BROWN, STEVEN 195 BROWN, SUE DEBORAH 96, 97, 132, 187, 217 BROWN, THOMAS HUDSON 237 BROWNE, MICHAEL JEFFERDS 217 BUCCO, NANCY 195 BUCHANAN, LYNN 217 BUCKINGHAM, JAMES 162 BUCKMAN, BOB 195 BUCKMAN, MARY 237 BUESCHER, JOHN 237 BUESCHF.R, STEPHEN 184 BURCH, LARRY 217 BURCH, PATRICIA 217 BURCHINAL SUE 217 BURFIELD, WILLIAM 108, 131, 217, 233 BURFIELD, JAMES 112, 265, 108 BURFORD, HENRY 265 BURGESS, JACK 218 BURKE, PATRICIA 143, 218 BURKE, KEVIN 195 BURKETT, CHRISTINE 96, 265 BURKETT, DANIEL 192, 193 BURNETT, WILLIAM 196 BURNS, JEROLD 265 BURNS, MARIE 238 BURNS, STEVE 149, 238 BURRESS, JAMES 111, 238 BURROUGHS, HARRY 218 BURWELL, BARBARA 218 BUSHEE, DIANE 96-97, 126, 142, 238 BUSHEE, GARY 196 BUSKIRK, MR. 42 BUSSLER, JOHN 127, 162, 265 BUTCHER, MARGARET 150, 265 BUTLER, LAWRENCE 196 BUTLER, JOHN 238 BUTTERFIELD, MARCIA 110, 265 CAIN, ELIZABETH 218 CAIN, MARUEEN 196 CAIN, STEPHEN 238 CAIN, VICTORIA 142, 144, 265 CALDWELL, WILLIAM 134, 218 CALLAGHAN, LUCY 110, 234, 238 CALLAHAM, CANDACE 134, 218 CALLICOAT, PAUL 218 CALVO, MAGDALENA 265 CAMERON, CAROL 115, 132, 218 CAMP, JOHN 139, 238 CAMP, STEVEN 218 CAMP, WARD 125, 168, 196 CAMPBELL, CYNTHIA 121, 132, 196 CAMPBELL, KATHY 112, 115, 144, 238 CAMPBELL, LINDA 238 CAMPBELL, LINDA 127, 130, 265 CAMPBELL, SUSAN 115, 185, 265 CAMPBELL, RAYMOND 265 CANNON, MARY 127, 132, 218 CAPORALETTI, CAROLINE 152, 154 265 CAPPELLUCCI, DAVID 218 CARDINALE, MICHAEL 196 CARLETON, LESLIE 196 CARLETON, LINWOOD 162, 238 CARLOCK, LIANE 218 CARMICHAEL, MRS. REBECCA 71 CARNAHAN, DAVID 196 CARPENTER, GERALD 167, 215, 218 CARPENTER, MR. 90 CARPENTER, SUZANNE 96, 115, 266 CARPER, SANDRA 148, 152, 238 CARR, JAMES 266 CARR, JEANNE 257, 266 CARR, REGIS 119, 182 235, 238 CARR, SUZANNE 133, 218 CARRICK, CLAUDIA 126, 238 CARRICO, GARRY 196 CARRICO, GLORIA 151, 266 CARTER, BRIAN 99, 188 266 CARY, MARY 218 CARY, SUSAN 196 CASEBIER, LINDA 238 CASEY, LAURA 127, 238 CASHION, MRS. ELEANOR 48 CASPER, CHARLES 238 CASSELL, PATRICIA 238 CAUDELL, DONNA 266 CAVALCADE 102-103 CAVALIER 106-109 CAVALIER CORPS 120 CAVANAUGH KATHARINE 126, 238 CAWTHON, JIM 144, 196 CHAFFIN, GERALD 218 CHAIKOWSKI, CHRISTINE 196 CHAPMAN, VERNON 131, 140, 238 CHAPMAN, JEFFREY 196 CHAPPELL, LINDA 126, 238 CHARLEBOIS, CARRIE 155, 196 CHARLES. MR. 63 CHARLTON, GEORGE 132, 196 CHARLTON, ERIC 99, 100, 112, 127, 132 CHASE, CAROL 129, 143, 161, 192, 196 CHASE, GEOFFREY 266 CHASE, CHARLES 126, 218 CHASE, NANCY 196 CHERNOCK, DAVID 99, 100, 119, 125, 153, 256, 257, 266 CHESS CLUB 147 CHEWNING, WILLIAM 196 CHILDERS, JAMES 196 CHMAR, MARK CHOIRS 126-129 CHRIST, STEPHAN 238 CHRISTMAS DANCE 26-27 CHRONIS, IRIS 130, 218 CHUMLEY, GERTRUDE 266 CHURCH, DEBORAH 116, 196 CHURCH, KATHLEEN 99, 117, 154, 266 CIARCIA, SANDRA 99, 100, 266 CIOTTI, SUSAN 196 CIOTTI, DAVID 125, 266 CLARK, ANDREW 152, 266 CLARK, CRAIG 218 CLARK, GREGORY 168, 196 CLARK, MRS, JANICE 71 CLARK, KATHLEEN 121, 132, 196 CLARK, PAMELA 96, 196 CLARK, PAUL MICHAEL 266 CLARK, RAYMOND GORDON 1 15, 132, 238 CLARK, SEAN BRYAN 115, 218 CLARK, SANDRA LYNN 266 CLARK, SIDNEY LYNN 110, 154, 266 CLARK, THOMAS SHANE 218 CLARK, WILLIAM KENNETH 167, 218 CLARKE, BARBARA 126, 155, 257, 267 CLARKE, SHARON 238 CLARKE, WILLIAM 196 CLAUSON, CHRISTINA 104, 110, 117, 155, 267 CLAYBROOK, CAROL 115, 121, 219 CLEAVELAND, MRS. BARBARA CLEAVES, RICHARD 219 CLEMENS, MASON 149 CLEVELAND, ROY 138 CLEVELAND, META 110, 129, 196 CLEW, KIM 110, 131, 219 CLONEY, JON 182, 267 CLONINGER, KURT 219 CLOSE, LAURANNE 268 CLOUD, BROOKS 115, 132, 238 CLOUD, GUY 238 CLOUD TRAVIS 115, 132, 196 CLUM, CHERI 99, 144, 155, 268 CLOUSE, DEAN 219 COY, REBECCA COX, RICHARD COATES, CHARLES 50, 110, 127,-268 COATES, LINDA 185, 196 COCKRELL, LINDA 122, 128, 214, 219 CODDINGTON, RUSSELL 268 COFFEY, JOYCE 128, 238 COFFMAN, FRANKLIN 238 COGGESHALL, DAVID 196 COLBERT, JOANNE 149 COLBY, MRS. RUTH 71 COLE, SCOTT 133, 238 COLEY, CAROLYN 96, 196 COLEY, MARILYN 196 COLEY, PATRICIA 257, 268 COLLIER, JANICE 219 COLLIER, WILLIAM 155, 181, 189, 268 COLLINS, THERESA 134, 238 COLVOCORESSES, JANET 128, 152, 238 COMISH, CARLA 110, 196 COMPTON, SHIRLEY 151 268 CONAWAY, ANDREW 17, 162, 182, 238 CONAWAY, BRIAN 196 CONDIT, MR. 61 CONLEY, BARBARA 196 CONLEY, JERRY 219 CONLEE, JOHN 133, 219 CONLEE, MARSHA 144, 154 CONN, BARBARA 219 CONNER, DIANA 149, 238 CONRAD, KATHRYN 126, 219 CONSTANTINE, JANICE 100, 101, 104, 268 COOK, JAMES 25, 96, 145, 268 COOK, KENNETH 196 COOK, NANCY 219 COOK, ROBERT 196 COOK, VERNON 238 COOPER, DENISE 172 COOPER, KELLY 173, 268 COOPER, ELIZABETH 268 COOPPER, NANCY 219 COOVER, CHARLOTTE 219 COPE, WILLIAM 167, 219 CORBAT, PATRICIA 115, 196 CORCORAN, CYNTHIA 130, 268 CORCORAN, MICHAEL 196 CORDER, SUSAN 129, 196 CORDER, LEE 125, 174, 269 COREY, MARIAN 196 COREY, WAYNE 269 CORMIER, ELIZABETH 196 CORNWELL, MICHAEL 269 CORNWELL, WANDA 129, 197 COSBY, CHARLES 145 COSCIA, JOHN 179, 219 COSCIA, ANN 110, 197 COSTELLO, MRS. BARBARA 192, 74 COULSON, DIANE 219 COWE, JAMES 168, 197 COWSERT, LEX 197 COY, REBECCA 115, 129, 197 COX, MRS. CELESTINE 66 COX, CHANDA 143, 197 CRAIG, JOHN 168, 180, 192, 197 COX, DWIGHT 269 CRAIG, PRISCILLA 269 CRAMER, REBECCA 129, 132, 197 CRAMMER, DEBRA 197 CRANDALL, KIM 238 CRANDALL, SCOTT 168, 197 CRANE, DANIEL 269 CREEKMORE, BRENDA 238 CREMEANS, JAN 239 CRIGLER, FRANCINA 269 CROFT, DEBORAH 269 CROFT, MRS. MARGARET 76 CROMBIE, CAMILLE 110, 111, 113, 239 CROMPTON, RICHARD 239 CROMPTON, ROBERT 197 CROMWELL, MRS. VIRGINIA 68 CROOKS, SUSAN 239 CROSEN, LINDA CROSS, CAROLYN 128, 270 CROSS COUNTRY 173 CROSS CRYSTAL 129, 197 CROSS, ELLEN 197 CROSS, MICHAEL 96-97, 162, 239 CROSS, SARA 125, 270 CROWE, FRANK 168, 197 CUBBINS, WILLIAM 239 CULVER, WALTER 127, 270 CULLINAN, MISS FRANCES 53, 62 CUMBIE, ELIZABETH 115, 121, 197 CUMMINGS, DALE 270 CUMMINS, DAVID 198 CUNNINGHAM, MR. 43 CURRAN, GEORGE 181, 198 CURRY, MARGUERITE 150, 270 CURTIS, LEE 198 CURTISS, DIANA 219 CUSHMAN, ROBERT 198 CUSHMAN, JOHN 119, 153, 270 CWIEK, JEAN 125, 219 CYR, LINDA 131, 198 DAY, LYNN 219 DAY, DIANA 110 DAY, JANAYE 110, 198 DABBS, DENISE 239 DABNEY, STEVEN 181, 270 DAGGETT, THOMAS 96, 270 DAHLQUIST, VICTOR 188, 270 DALTON, GREGORY 147, 271 DANGELO, LOIS 104, 115 DANIELS, DIANE 129, 198 DANGELO, FRANCIS 198 DANGELO, SALLY 115, 131, 155, 239 DANIELS, MR. 48 DANT, MICHAEL 239 DARLING, MRS. DOROTHY 67 DARLING. LYNN 99, 110, 118, 271 DAVIDSON, KAREN 128, 234, 239 DAVIDSON, MR. 68 DAVIDSON, MICHAEL 239 DAVIS, ANDREA 116, 239 DAVIS, BRENDA 198 DAVIS, BRENDA 151, 271 DAVIS, DIANE 110, 219 DAVIS, DOUGLAS 271 DAVIS, PATRICIA 148, 239 DAVIS, SHARON 239 DAVIS, WILLIAM 271 DAVISON, DARYL DAVIDSON, LINDA 198 DAWKINS, GAYLE 271 DAWSON, LUTHER 149, 239 DAWSON, WILLIAM 121, 271 DAYTON, KEITH 239 DE BRUIN, JOHANNA 219 DE HAVEN, DENELLE 219 DEAN, TERRY 127, 271 DEARWESTER, NANCY 219 DEATRICK, JANET DEBATE 112 DEBELL, STEPHEN 271 DEBUTTS, DAVID 219 DEBUTTS. NANCY 171, 187, 189, 271 DECA 150 DEFILIPPIS, DIANE 116, 219 DF.GEN, KAREN 271 DELANO, WILLIAM 131, 147, 239 DELONG, ROBERT 219 DEMPSTER, MARGARET 198 DENNIS, PATRICK 271 DENNIS, PATRICK 239 DERAUD, LEE 152, 271 DERENG, KENDALL 239 DEREY, ELLEN 198 DESKIN, LINDA 185, 198 DETWILER, CHARLES 239 DEWEY, STEPHEN 272 DEWEY, JOHN 149, 272 DI ANTONIO DENNIS 184, 219, 228 DI ANTONIO BRIAN 184, 219 DIBRELL, HARRY 239 DIBRELL, JACK 168, 198 DICKENS, OWEN 167, 219 DICKINSON, JAMES 219 DICKS, JOHN 119, 138, 239 DIERCKS, LUCY 117, 144, 155, 272 DIESSELHORST, DAVID 126, 198 DIESSELHORST, KAREN 272 DILL, PAMELA 121, 198 DILL, STEPHEN 168, 198 DILL, WAYNE 167, 179, 219 DILLARD, SHERRY 219 DILLOW. JESSE 2 39 DIMITRIJEVICH, JILL 272 DINGUS, JERRY 219 DINNAGE, MARGARET DISLER, JOHN 239 DOANE, MARY 272 DOBBERTIN, RICHARD 198 DODSON, DANIEL 198 DOLJAC, STEPHEN 219 DOLLY, SUE 239 DOMINICK, ROBERT 147, 240 DOMINICK, MARGARET 198 DONAGHY, ROBERT 240 DONALD. BRUCE 220 DONALD, DAVID 272 DONALD, DIANNE 99, 215, 220 DONEGAN, NANCY 116, 220 DONEHOO, DENNIS 198 DOUB, STEVE 16, 22, 125, 134, 257, 272 DOUGHERTY, JANICE 142, 148, 240 DOUGLAS, JAMES 182, 240 DOUGLAS, JEFFREY 198 DOUGLAS, PAULA 198 DOUGLAS, STEVE 97, 152, 272 DOUTHITT, WILLIAM 99, 112, 119, 234, 235, 240 DOUTHITT, ELIZABETH 96, 129, 198 DOWDY, KAREN 240 DOJVLING, MR. 43 DOYLE, SHIRLEY 151, I ' ll DOYLE, WILLIAM 198, 220 DOYLE, WILLIAM DRAGO, FRED 220 DRAKE, DONNA 131, 134, 198 DRAMA CLUB DRAPER, LEE 240, 162 DRASCHIL, ROBIN 198 DRAVES, JANET 220 DREWRY, WILLIAM 133, 240 DREWRY, PATRICIA 198 DRISCHEL, RANDY 220 DRISCOLL, PATRICIA 220 DRIVER, JOHN 272 DRUMMOND. ROBERT 240 DRYE, JOHN 140, 220 DRYSDALE, CONNIE 22, 134, 152, 272 DRYSDALE, DALE 240 DUFFEY, WILLIAM 220 DUFFY, SALLY 115, 220 DUGGAR, JOHN 198 DUGGER, ROBERT 272 DUKE, DIANE 220 DUKES, EARNEST 96-97, 173, 240 DUKES, EDMOND 198 DULEY, CAROL 13, 143 160, 215, 220 DULEY, KATHLEEN 22, 117, 272 DUNCAN, DAVID 198 DUNCAN, JOHN 272 DUNCAN, WARDE 240 DUNHAM, ROBERT 272 DUNNELLS, ROBERT 240 DUNNELLS, PATRICIA 198 DUNNING, JOEL 198 DUNNING, JOHN 272 DUNSON, JEFFREY 147, 198 DUNSON, RUSSELL 272 DURHAM, HOWARD 220 DURHAM, KAY 142, 144, 141, 115, 240, 139 DURUM, DIANE 240, 125 DUSCHER, PAUL 198 DUTKIN, MRS. JOYCE 70 EAKIN, MR. 69 EARLY, REGINALD 149 EBELING, CHARLES 125, 272 ECKENRODE, MARK 220 ECKLUND, CAROL 110, 127, 273 ECKSTEIN, CATHY 240 ECKSTEIN GARY 121, 134, 273, 274 ECKSTEIN, RANDY 198 EDDY, STEVEN 273 EDMONDSON, MRS. IRIS 86 EDMONSON, MARTY 199 EDWARDS, MARK 1 34, 179, 220 EDWARDS, PATRICK 199 EGER, JAMES 120, 130, 140, 273 EGER, NANCY 131, 220 EGGLESTON, EMILY 220 EHLE, KATHERINE 128, 220 EISELT, ERICH 199 ELLERBRAKE, ANN 240 ELLERBRAKE, GAIL 240 ELLIOTT, LINDA 27 3 ELLIOTT, MRS. 65 ELLIS, MARSHALL 127, 268, 273 ELMORE, JOHN 127, 184, 215, 220 ELMORE, ROBERT 119, 162, 165, 182, 189, 273 EMERSON, MARGET 96, 199 EMERSON, MARGARET 96, 199 ENOS, WILLIAM 181, 189, 273 ENSALL, BRUCE 184, 220 ENTEN, MARSHA 199 ERICSSON, ERIC 220 ERICKSON, JENNY 115, 121, 126, 220 ERASO, FERNANDO 240 ERLENBORN, DEBRA 199 EVANS, FRANK 220 EVANS, KATHRYN 199 EVANS, MICHAEL 240 EVANS, MAUREEN ELIZABETH 187, 274 EVANS, PATRICIA MARY 199 EVANS, ROBERT HENRY 273 EVANS, SHERYL ANNE 274 EVANS, TOBEY LYNN EVANS, WILLIAM 199 EWELL, GILBERT 127, 167, 220, 233 EXTRAVAGANZA 34-35 FAGAN, JAY 168, 199 FAGAN, JON 33, 110, 115, 119, 274 FAGAN, MR. 81 FAIRCLOTH, ANNE 121, 128, 220 FAIRFIELD, ALAN 99, 125, 274 FAIRFIELD, ELEN 171, 274 FARIES, NANCY 104, 111, 153, 274 WARI.EY, CELESTE 274 FARMER, NANCY 274 FARMER, PATRICIA 240, 234, 127 FARR, CAROL 240, 234 FARRELL, MONICA 110, 199 FAUTH, KYLE 133, 99, 240, 103 FEAGAN, JEAN 36, 55, 107, 139, 145, 153, 274 FELLINGHAM, BENIDA 240, 144, 113, 130, 115 FELTON, MR. 89 FERGUSON, PATRICIA 275 FERGUSON, RONALD FERRO, ANGELA 199 FHA 116 FIELD, MARTHA 199 FIELDS, TONI 151, 275 FIERKE, CHRISTINE 23, 117, 131, 148, 275 FIESER, JANE 116, 220 FINCANNON, KATHY 121, 126, 220 FINE, RICHARD 275 FIORE, JOSEPH 199 FISH, MARJORIE 240, 171 FISHBURNE, DONALD 36, 100, 127, 256, 275 FISHER, ALAN 199 FISHER, MARNIE 240 FITZGERALD, LYN 96, 109, 111, 275 FITZGERALD, MAUREEN 113, 199 FLATLEY, JAY 220 FLEMING, RANDALL 179, 220 FLETCHER, MCKENNON 199 FLETCHER, MICHAEL 240, 127 FLICKINGER, DENICE 117, 275 FLICKINGER, DWIGHT 199 FLORIO, JEAN 220 FLORIO, THOMAS 275 FLYING CLUB 140 FOX, PAMELA 275 FOLEY, GREG 215, 220 FOLEY, SHARON 199 FOLKLORE SOCIETY 145 FONES. ROBERT 199 FORBES, JAZQUELINE 275 FORD, MRS. CAROLE 62 FORD, GARY 199 FORD, MRS. MARGARET 76 FORD, WISTER 220 FOREMAN, PAUL 220 FORENSICS 113 FORNEY, PAMELA 240 FORRESTER, DALE 220 FORSYTHE, MR. 67 FOSTER, ELIZABETH 240, 142, 144, 115, 139, 127 FOSTER, LINDA 199 FOSTER, ROBERT 275 FOVEAUX, JUDITH 240, 127 FOWKES, WILLIAM 275 FOWLER, CHRISTINE 240 FRANCIS, GAIL 240, 126 FRANCIS, LAURA 199 FRAZIER. GREGORY 240 FRAZIER, KATHLEEN 161, 199 FREAR, WILLIAM 240, 139 FREEMAN, KATHRYN 96-97, 127, 220 FRENCH CLUB 131 FRENCH, PAUL 150, 275 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 180 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS 161 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 168-169 FRIEDE, MRS. ALICE 60 FRIEDMAN, GARY 98, 275 FRIEL, JAMES 22, 257, 275 FT A 117 FULTON, ROBERT 276 FUNK, CHARLES 126, 199 FUNK, CLARK 240, 162, 127 FUNKHOUSER, MRS. HARRIETT 69 FYFE, MRS. GLADYS 45 GABARDY, CAROL 115, 276 GABARDY, RICHARD 125, 276 GAFFNEY, DIANE 134, 148, 200 GAFFNEY, PATRICIA 220 GAGON, PAUL 142, 200 GAINES, WALTON 240 GAISER, MR 53, 68 GALBREAITH, LISA 220 GALL, TED 240 GALLAGHER, PATRICIA 200 GALLEGOS, KARL 120, 127, 162, 165, 276 GANLEY, THERESE 220 GANLEY, DAIDRE 126, 200 GANLEY, KEVIN 276 GARDELL, GARY 257, 276 GARDENER. VERNON 240, 162, 165 GARDNER. KAREN 200 GARRETSON, SARAH 184, 185, 200 GARL ' TI. PHILIP 220 GASKINS, HAZI . 276 GASPAR1DES, PAUL 240, 125 GASPER, DANIEL 240. 172 GASPER, FRANCES 121, 200 GASTROCK, MARTIN 277 GATTIS, SANDRA 240 GAUNTT, STEPHEN 168, 200 GAUNTT, JOHN 162, 277 GAUZENS, ANNE 240 . GAVIN, JOHN 241, 182 GEARY, SHARON 220 GENTRY, NORMA 241, 152 GENTRY, PHYLLIS 221 GEORGE, GAIL 241 GEORGER, ELIZABETH 241 GEORGER, JOHN 221 GERMAN CLUB 133 GERRING, MALCOLM 200 GERRING, WILLIAM 173, 189, 277 GF.TTY, DAVID 277 GIBBONS, MRS. MARY 75 GIBBS, PAMELA 200 GIBSON, DANIEL 241, 127 GIBSON, SCOTT 241 GIESECKE, ROXANNE 110, 134, 221 GIESELMAN, MRS ELEANOR 90 GIESLMAN, RICHARD 125, 162, 179, 221 GIFFORD, JENNIFER 221 GIFFORD, KENNETH 241 GIFT, DANIEL 13, 33, 110, 257, 277 GIFT, ROBERT 221 GILBERT, DALE 127, 188, , 277 GILL, DONNA 200 GILLER, BRUCE 277 GILLER, PENNY 125, 221 GILLIAM, MR. 66 GILLIF.N, ROBERT 241 GILLIEN. JOHN 221 GILLIGAN, LARRY 241 GILMAN, DAVID 277 GIORGIS, LUCINDA 241, 188, 234 GIPSON, PATRICIA 221 GIRLS J V BASKETBALL 185 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETT 186-187 GISSENDANNER, JAMES 188, 241 GISSENDANNER, JON 188, 200 GIVENS, DAVID 138, 141, 200 GODSON, ELLEN 200 GOELZ, JOHN 221 GOFF, DEBORAH 128, 160, 221 GOFF, TIMOTHY 221 GOFORTH, BOB 200 GOLD PANDORA 221 GOLDENBERG, LAURA 128, 221 GOMEZ, DEBORAH 110, 115, 132, 221 GOMEZ, JOHN 277 GONZALES, NANCY 126, 221 GOOD, KAREN 100, 277 GOODE, KATHLEEN 134, 200 GOODE, PHILLIP 221 GOODMAN, DONNA 152 126 GORDON, BRUCE 136, 139, 146, 153, 277 GOREY, MRS. LORRAINE 71 GOTTFRIED, GARY 221 GOULD, BEVERLY 110, 277 GRABHER, SHARON 117, 277 GRABSCH, VALERIE 241, 133, 116, 59 GRAHAM, BRUCE 18, 24, 98, 101, 125, 277 GRANGER, PAMELA 96, 200 GRANGER, PAULA 241, 125 GRANT, MR. 64 GRAVENSTINE, DONNA 116, 221 GRAVES, CHARLENE 277 GRAVITTE, GALE 200 GRAY, BOBBIE 241 GRAY, JOYCE 151, 278 GRAY, MARGARET 129, 200 GRAY, MARTHA 118, 125, 215, 221 GRAY, MARVIN 278 GREASER, MR. 75 GREEN, JOHN 200 GREEN, JOHN 98, 140, 155, 212 GREEN, MRS. MARGARET 71 GREEN, MURRAY 241 GREENBERG, CHERYL 96-97, 127, 214, 221 GREENBERG. BRUCE 167, 179, 221 GREENE, DAVID 58, 278 GREEN, KEN 221 GREENLEE, DALE 242 GRIER, KARIN 222 GRIFFIN, VINCENT 200 GRIFFITH, RICHARD 162, 278 GRIGG, DAVID 278 GRIGGS, DIANE 117, 129, 192, 200 GRIGGS, SUSAN 134, 222 GRILLO, ROSEMARY 242 GRITIS, PATRICIA 222 GROHGAN, FREDRICK 200 GRUBB, WILLIAM 200 GUARD, COLLEEN 108, 222 GUERRANT, MARSHA 132, 142, 155, 222 GUNDERSON, JAMES 222 GUNTER. CALVIN 242 HACKLEY, MICHELLE 200 HAEN, MARY 278 HAGEL, JAMES 278 HAGEMANN, JOSEPH 200 HAGEMANN, JAMES 278 HAIGHT, CLAYTON 188, 242 HAILEY, CHERYL 125, 278 HAILEY, JOHN 200 HAINES, CHARLES 211 HALES, DEBORAH 222 HALEY, MRS. IONE 72 HALL, BARBARA 200 HALL, BERNARD 167, 222 HALL, BEVERLY 242 HALL, BRENDA 116, 118, 278 HALL, EDWARD 242 HALL, ELIZABETH 242 HALL, FREDERICK 200 HALL, FREDERICK 139, 140, 155, 242 HALL, MARY 200 HALL, MICHAEL 200 HALL, NANCY 200 HALL, ALLISON 121, 128, 148, 222, 224, 131 HALL, SANDRA 222 HALL, SUSAN 98, 118, 212, 278 HALLIGAN, MARY 110, 134, 152, 188, 278 HALLSTEAD, SUSAN 108, 242 HALLSTEAD, CAROL 200, 171, 189 HAMEL, ALBERT 242 HAMILL, JOHN 200 HAMILTON, DICIE 153, 278 HAMILTON, JANIE 242 HAMILTON, JEANIE 278 HAMILTON, LINDA GAIL 242 HAMILTON, MARY PEYTON 152 HAMILTON, TRUDIE ANN 200. 115, 129 HAMLET, AUDREY 200 HAMRE, DAVID 138 HAMRICK, TERRI 222 HANCOCK, SHARON 279 HANDFORD, RICHARD 200 HANSEN, PETER 119, 162, 234, 235 HARDEN, RICHARD 200 HARPER, WILLIAM 96-97, 127 HARPER, DEBORAH 200 HARRELL, MRS. BELLE 72 HARRINGTON, MR. 53, 66 HARRIS, CHARLES 182, 279 HARRIS, LYNN 200 HARRIS, MRS. JANICE 51, 63 HARRIS, RONALD 132, 279 HARRIS, WILLIAM 149, 279 HARRISON, CHARLES 125, 139, 146, 234 HARRISON, LISA 97, 115, 133, 148, 279 HARRISON, PAMELA 200, 188, 96, 97 HARRISON, RICHARD 222 HART, BRIAN 200, 184 HART, JOHN 222 HART, LARRY 200, 121 HART, MRS. SARA 87 HARTL, CYNTHIA 115, 132, 279 HARVELIK, MISS ELIZABETH 88 HASE, RANDOLPH 279 HATFIELD, EDWARD 125, 291 HAUERT, ELIZABETH 201 HAWKINS, MR. 84 HAWKINS, CONSTANCE HAYDEN, MRS. 60 HAYES, JANE 110, 133, 148 HAYES, MIKE 222 HAYES, ROBERT 257, 279 HAYES, RONALD 279 HAYES, VIRGINIA 201, 115, 110 HAYES, WILLIAM 127 HAYNES, CAROL 279 HAYNES, TOLLIE 201 HAZEN, ELIZABETH 110, 143, 222 HAZLETT. RICHARD 279 HEARNE, WILLIAM 150, 174, 280 HECTOR, DOUGLAS 134, 280 HEDDEN, LARRY 222 HEETER, MR. 82 HEFFRON, LAURA 121, 131 HEGLAR, MR. 86 HEGLAR, MRS. EDITH 92 HE1NEMANN, TIM 280 HEISER, ALAN 188, 222 HE1SING, EVELYN 222 HEISING, WILLIAM 136 HELGESON, JODY, 222 HELMS, MARILYN 222 HEMENWAY, JUDITH 129, 201 HENDERSON, LAURA 99, 126, 133, 146, 222 HENDERSON, STEPHEN 110 , 222 HENDRICKSON, DAVID 201 HENDRICKSON, ROBERT 168, 169, 180, 201 HENSLEY, LINDA 280 HERCULES, SHARON 128, 222 HERICKES, HOLLIS 118, 187, 235 HERMAN, MRS. WINIFRED 92 HERRING, EDWARD 243 HERRING, ROGER 140, 280 HERZIG, DENNIS 201 HEYER, JEFFREY 201 HICE, BETTY 110, 115, 121, 126, 215, 222 HICKLING, DONNA 112, 115, 121, 131, 139, 144, 146, 243 HILDBOLD, JAMES 168, 184, 201 HILDBOLD, WILLIAM 125, 162, 182, 243 HILDEBRAND, CHARLES 222 HILGERT, NANCY HILL, CLAYTON 127, 132, 173, 243 HILL, DAVID 107, 243 HILL, DAVID 243 HILL, JIMMY 243 HILL, RICHARD 201 HINCEWICZ, CATHERINE 172, 222 HINCEWICZ, MICHAEL 162, 234, 243 HINTON, JAMES 280 HIPP, DAVID 222 HIPPLER, MRS. DOROTHY 91 HIRSCHMAN, GALE 134, 243 HIRSCHMAN, EDWARD 280 HIRSCHMAN, PHYLLIS 116, 201 HISTORY FORUM HOADLEY, DAVID 201 HOADLEY, STEPHEN 184, 243 HOBLITZELL, ELISABETH 222 HOBLITZELL, JEFFERIS 243 HOBLITZELL, JANE 122, 153, 280 HOBLITZELL, MICHAEL 243 HOFFMAN, BRIAN 119, 167, 179, 222 HOFFMAN, CHARLES 100, 119, 162, 174, 189, 280 HOGAN, CHRISTOPHER 280 HOGGE, BRUCE 243 HOLDEN, MRS. MARITA 74 HOLLAND, BETHANIE 122, 280 HOLLAND, CANDACE 144, 117, 280 HOLLAND, ROBERT 222 HOLLEMAN, MRS. SUE 49 HOLLIS, WILLIAM 201 HOLLIS, HARRIS 98, 119, 280 HOLLOWAY, JUANITA 149, 281 HOLM, DAVID 201 HOLMES, ROBERT 243 HOLMES, DOUGLAS 243 HOLMES, DAVID 201 HOMECOMING DANCE 18, 19 HONOR SOCIETY 100, 101 HOLT, JAMES 243 HOLT, PAMELA 129, 201 HORBALY, MARILYN 133, 222 HORN, ERICA 115, 281 HORNER, MRS. AURELLA 49 HORNER, JANIE 222 HORTON, BRENT 222 HORTUM, VICTORIA 110, 202 HOUGHTEN, KARIN 96- 97, 128, 132, 222 HOULIHAN, MR. 78 HOUSKA, KATHY 26, 97, 110, 122, 281 HOWARD, DAVID 125, 222 HOWARD, RICHARD 222 HOWE, EILEEN 171, 243 HOWELL, MARGARET 99, 118, 128, 131, 146, 235, 243 HOWELL, MRS. SONJA HOWELL, RONALD 222 HOWELL. STANDLEY 125, 144, 243 HOWELL, JEAN 129, 202 HOWELL, ANNA MARIE 18, 100, 118, 128, 152, 158, 281 HOXIE, SHARON 150, 281 HOYLE, ROBERT 243 HUFF, MRS. L. 77 HUGGETT, MRS. LOIS 77 HUGHES, MISS MARY 73 HUGHITT, CURTIS 281 HUKE, CHRISTINE 281 HULL, KATHLEEN 243 HUMPHREYS, RICHARD 110, 146, 243 HUMPHREY, MARK 243 HUMPHREYS, PAULA 110 , 202 HUMPHRIES, KEITH 188, 222 HUNSBERGER, MARVIN 281 HUNT, EDWIN 281 HUNT, MICHAEL 202 HUNTER, GREG 243 HUTCHERSON, MRS. DALE 72 HUTCHERSON, SUSAN 243 HUTCHESON, BARBARA 281 HUTSON, BRADLEY 99, 106, 281 HUTTON, MR. 83 ICKERT, PAMELA 128, 133, 243 ICT 149 ING, CHARLES 168, 180, 202 INTRAMURAL COUNCIL IREDALE, ANNE 185, 215, 222 IRWIN, CHARLES 54 IRWIN, LESLIE 110, 152, 243 IRWIN, LYNN 151 ISAAC, DOROTHY 129, 172, 202 IT ' S ACADEMIC 136 JACKSON, PETER A. 281 JACKSON, ROBERT 281 JACOBS, JAMES 167, 222 JACOBS, CRAIG 119, 162,281 JACOBS, WAYNE 119,162, 189, 282 JACOBSEN, MARY 96-97, 115, 132, 148, 154, 243 JACOBSEN, SHARWYN 127, 243 JACOBY, LINDA 110, 202 JACOBY, ROBERT 182, 282 JAHODA, MARY 222 JAHODA, PAUL 202 JAMES, JANET 116, 160, 223 JAMISON, ROGER 282 JANUS, CAROL 223 JELINEK, STEVEN 167, 184, 223 JENKINS, ESTHER 282 JENKINS, ELMORE 282 JENKINS, LINDA 150, 243 JENKINS, MR. 89 JENKINS, ROSEANNA 223 JENKINS, VAN 223 JENKINSON, BRUCE 243 JERNIGAN, WADE 188, 282 JEWETT, ALLENE 223 JEWETT, JANE 128 JOHNSON, MISS BILLIE JOHNSON CECILIA 282 JOHNSON, CHARLES 282 JOHNSON, ELIZABETH 111, 155 JOHNSON, MRS. FRANCES 70 JOHNSON, GERALD 136, 137, 153, 282 JOHNSON, GREGORY 223 JOHNSON, HOUSTON WALKER 202 JOHNSON, JANICE LORRAINE 282 JOHNSON, JUDY ROSE 151, 282 JOHNSON, MARY AMELIA 113, 282 JOHNSON, MICHAEL FEROL 111, 282 JOHNSON, NANCY ELLEN 18, 99, 101, 118, 256, 282 JOHNSON, PAMELA DAWN 282 JOHNSON, WILLIAM BRUCE 188 JOHNSTON, DONNA 244 JOHNSTON, RICHARD 202 JONES, ANNE MARIE 187, 130, 244 JONES, CHRISTOPHER KIRBY 202 JONES, DEBORAH ANNE 109, 282 JONES, DIANE SYLVIA 151, 283 JONES, MRS. HELEN R. 49 JONES, JESSICA HELEN 130, 223 JONES, JOSEPH BRITTON 244 JONES, KATHERINE SPENCER 110, 115, 128, 132, 244 JONES, LESLIE JORDAN 131, 202 JONES, LEWIS 202 JONES, MICHAEL 243, 284 JONES, MICHAEL DAVID 283, 110, 111, 257 JONES, MICHAEL ERIC 184 JONES, NELIA ANN 284 JONES, MRS. PAMELA 78 JONES, PAMELA LORRAINE 284 JONES, RICHARD EARI 127, 244 JONES, ROBERT 202 JONES, THERESA LEE 214, 223 JONES, TERESA MARGARET 105, 122, 257, 284 JONES, THOMAS WILLIAM 202 JONES, TROY HOMER III 173, 223 JONES, WENDY PATRICIA 110, 111 JONES, WILLIAM DALE 244 JORDAN, HOWARD JOYCE, NANCY 102, 284 JUKES, INEZ 187, 284 JUKES, JAMES 34, 35, 40, 162, 164, 174, 189, 284 JUKES, TERRY 162, 163, 174, 244 JULIAN, AMANDA 126 JUNCAL, DON 284 JUNGHANS, BARBARA 144, 202 J V BASKETBALL 178-179 J V CHEERLEADERS 160-161 J V FOOTBALL 166-167 J V HOCKEY 172 J V WRESTLING 184 KACENA, THERESA 96-97, 187, 244 KALLINI, MICHAEL 145, 284 KALLMAN, THOMAS 202 KALMAM, CONSTANCE 97, 100, 104, 118, 285 KALNITZKY, GREGORY 132, 181, 285 KALNITZKY, PHILLIP 153, 244 KANDL, JUDY 116, 285 KANDL, RAYMOND 202 KANE, CHARLES 257, 285 KANE, MR. 87, 234 KANE, KRISTIN 223 KANODE, KAREN 244 KARICHF.R, JAN 285 KASOFF, JUNE 244 KAUFLIN, MARY 126, 130, 155 KEAHEY, JOHN 117, 119, 127, 144, 285 KEAHEY, MISS MARGARET 70 KEEL, ELIZABETH 203 KEENER, BRUCE 139, 153, 244 KEENER, KATHRYN 188 , 223 KEEVER, BRIAN 133, 244 KEEVER, DAVID 96-97, 203 KEEVER, MRS. MARY 65 KELLAS, ROSS 223 KELLEHER, GERALD 125, 203 KELLEHER, JOHN 110, 125, 119 KELLY, DANIEL 140, 244 KELLEY, STEPHEN 285 KELSO, CHAD 33, 155, 285 KENNEDY, MR. B. 84 KENNEDY, BRACE 285 KENNEDY, DEBORAH 115, 132, 171, 244, 148 KENT, LINDA 203 KEPLER, BETH 121, 129, 131, 203 KEPLINGER, FRANKLIN 121, 168, 203 KEPLINGER, JESSIE 151, 285 KESLER, PATRICIA 285 KESSLER, MICHELE 203 KETTLER, ROBERT 126, 203 KETTLER, STEPHEN 244 KEY CLUB 119 KEYES, FRANCES 244 KEYETTES 118 KICK, CHARLES 179, 223 KIDWELL, TERRY 168, 203 KILLION, MICHELLE 121, 203 KINCADE, RICHARD 285 KINCADE, VIRGINIA 172, 203 KING, MRS. IDA 76 KINGDON, THOMAS 203 KINNEY, KATHY 96, 113, 118, 127, 285 KINNEY, PATRICIA 154, 244 KIPPS, BARBARA 144, 285 KIRSCH, KATHERINE 133, 172, 185, 203 KIRSCH, VIRGINIA 132, 133, 172, 185, 223 KLEIER, SCOTT 145, 244 KLEMM, MARY 115, 285 KLINGENSMITH, RICHARD 203 KLINKER, PATRICE 126, 244 KLIRS, SUSAN 223 KNIBIEHLY, KRISTINE 129, 203 KNIE, PATRICIA 115, 286 KNIGHTON, LIN 172, 223 KNOCHE, JOHN 162, 174, 286 KNOCHE, RANDAL 167, 223 KNOPKE, TERRY 110. 118, 132, 154, 244 KNOTHE, GAIL 96-97, 138, 223 KNOTHE, LYNN 127, 286 KNUDSEN, ROBERT 203 KNUDSEN, THERESA 116, 223 KNUPP, MR. 88 KOERBEL, CRAIG 244 KOOMEN, WILLIAM 203 KORAN, ANDREW 203 KOSKELLA, RICHARD 98, 112 162, 286 KOSKELLA, SHEELAGH 224 KOSNIK, THOMAS 110, 119, 121, 131, 145, 286 KOVALSKY, MARY ELLEN 224 KRACH, DENISE 203 KRAMER, MARY 203 KRAMER, WESLEY 286 KRAUS, WILLIAM 244 KRAUSER, DAVID 168, 169 KRENGEL, MARSHA 115, 128, 224 KRINGEL, BARBARA 129, 143, 203 KRISTOFF, DEBON 126 KRYTUSA, CAROLYN 115, 128, 286 KULENGUSKI, STEPHEN 147, 286 KURIC, MARIANNE 110, 155, 286 KUSS, LAWRENCE 144, 203 KUTZ, EDWARD 203 KUYKENDALL, WILLIAM 125, 166, 167, 179, 224 LADIN, JEFFREY 244 LADSON, MR. 40 LAGARDE, ARTHUR 36, 286 LAGARDE, JAMES 125, 215, 224 LAGARDE, JERRY 203 LAKE, CYNTHIA 110, 203 LALON, DONNA 288 LAMBERT, ROGER 138, 244 LAMOND, DEBRA 152, 234, 244 LAMOND, HEATHER 110, 188, 244 LAMOND, MARY 188, 203 LAMONT, HILMA 203 LANDES, KERRY 224 LANDIS, MISS OLIVIA 86 LANDIS, DEBORAH 171, 187, 286 LANDY, JAMES 203 LANE, BOYD 203 LANE, MARY 138, 144, 286 LANE, SUSAN 110, 115, 244 LANGE, DAVID 36, 107 287 LANKS, MISS LAURA 89 LANGE, JEANNE 155, 224 LANHAM, LINDA 116, 287 LARAIA, JOSEPH 121, 126, 224 LARAIA, BERNADETTE 33, 116, 121, 127, 287 LARSEN, KIRSTINE 244 LARSEN, ROBERT 96, 97, 224 LARSON, KRISTIN 224 LATHAM, MELINDA 287 LATHROP, PAMELA 115, 132, 287 LATIN CLUB 130 LATTA, CAROL 26, 122, 127, 287 LAWRENCE, ELIZABETH 257, 287 LAWRENCE, JAMES 18, 288 LAWRENCE, JANEL 121, 192, 203 LAWRENCE, LINDA 166, 148 288 LAWIIENCE, SANDRA 224 LAWRENCE, MR. 64 LAYNE, LINDA LEE, CATHY 132, 110, 126, 224 LEE, CINDY 224 LEE, PAT 288 LEE, ROBERT 244 LEE, ERNEST 288 LEACH, MARGARET 203 LEAKE, GILBERT 224 LEAVELL, RITA 115, 139, 224 LABLANC, RONALD 121, 131, 244 LEEMING, JOHN 140 LEEP, JUDITH 288 LEFTWICH, JOHN 203 LEFTWICH, SUSAN 108, 117, 244 LEGARD, MISS CAROLYN 89 LEHTONEN, BRIAN 203 LEIDELMEYER, REINALD 141, 203 LEMASURIER, ANNE 104, 117, 152, 289 LEMESH, GALEN 224 LEMESH, KIRBY 110, 289 LEMOINE, ANN 224 LENNHOFF, CATHERINE 289 LEONARD, MARY 224 LEONARD, ROBERT 203 LEVINE, CHARLES 289 LEVINE, MARK 224 LEVITAN, SARA 115, 130, 155, 203 LEVITAN, EVE 99, 101, 115, 130, 155, 289 LEVITT, WILLIAM 96-97, 244 LEWETT, GEORGE 224 LEWETT, LINDA 121, 203 LEWIS, BARBARA 118, 257, 289 LEWIS, JAMES 125, 138 LEWIS, JACQUELINE 97, 289 LEWIS, JAMES 203 LIGHT, NANCY 129, 203 LIGHT, TERRY 102, 289 LILLER, BETTY 244 LILLER, RONALD 203 LIMBECK, PAMELA 128, 289 LINA, MR. 42 LIND, RAYMOND 244 LINDE, SUSAN 244 LINDEN, JOHN 33, 244 LINDENMEYER, SHERRY 117, 152, 289 LINDSAY, DONNA 122, 244 LINDSAY, GAYLE 192, 203 LINES, ANNE 172, 204 LINNERT, PATRICIA 96-97, 204 LIPPARD, MISS NANCY 73 LIPSEY, DEBORAH 224 LITZ, CHERYL 121, 289 LIVINGSTON, RICHARD 224 LLOYD, KAREN 101, 117, 125, 289 LOCKS, FREDERICK 244 LOCKWOOD, KATHLEEN 134, 234, 244 LOCKWOOD, SHARON LODGE, ANN 224 LOFLIN, STEPHEN LOGAN, JOE 204 LOGUS, VALERIE 131, 257, 289 LONG, MRS. MAXINE 90 LONG, CHERYL 187, 244 LONG, JAMES 121, 133, 139, 146, 147, 244 LOOMIS, BARBARA 117, 155, 289 LOOMIS, BETTY 289 LORD, JANE 204 LORD, JOHN 168, 204 LORD, WILLIAM 224 LOUDERMILK, CHARLES 245 LOVE JOY, SANDRA 245 LOWE, DEBORAH 204 LOWE, ROBERT 289 LOWENBACH, MARY 204 LOYD, DAVID 224 LOYD, PATRICIA 142, 148, 245 LUDWIG, EDELTRAUD 289 LULU, MARK 184, 225 LUND, DOLISA 161, 204 LUNDY, CHRISTINE 144, 24 5 LUNDY, ERIC 147, 125, 225 LUSK. RONALD 289 LUSKEY, ALICE 225 LUTZ, PETER 181, 225 LUZADER, ROBERT 204 LUZIUS, DONALD LUZIUS, MICHAEL LYKES. LILIANE 289 LYKINS, DEBRA 204 LYLE, JAMES 204 LYMAN, YALE 101, 162, 289 LYNCH, DANIEL 144, 204 LYNCH, JANET 245 LYNCH, JANE 99, 115, 130, 153, 290 LYNCH, KATHLEEN 185, 188, 225 LYNCH, MARY 172, 185, 204 LYNCH, SHEILA 117, 245 LYON, WILLIAM 168, 204 LYONS, DOROTHY 225 LYONS, RAYMOND 290 LYONS, RICHARD 149, 290 MAC FARLAND. ROBERT 136, 225 MACARIO, JOSEPH 204 MACFARLANE, DEBRA 245 MACFARLANE, DIANA 204 MACGOWAN, KENNETH 204 MACKIE, BROOKF. 204 MADDEN, DORENE 110, 204 MAHAN, JAMES 290 MAHAN, PHILLIP 245 MAHLER, MARCIA 204 MAIGE, STANLEY 225 MAIGE, VINCENT 225 MAKELY, JAMES 245 MAKELY, CAROLYN 150, 290 MALADOWITZ, LYNN 134, 148, 204 MALADOWITZ, MARK 167, 225 MAI.CHOW, PATRICIA 115, 290 MALEY, DONALD 121, 204 MALLAM, BRUCE 149, 290 MALLON, LAUREL 115, 127, 225, 96, 97 MALONEY, EMMONS 245 MANARA, THERESA 132, 204 MANDICH, PAUL 225 MANDZAK, LISA 96, 118, 152, 245 MANTELL, JUDITH 96, 103, 290 MAPP, PRICHARD 290 MARCANTONIO, PAMELA 245 MARCROFT, ZORA 225 MARKARIAN, ANNE 121, 204 MARKS, JOHN 290 MARKS, RANDALL 204 MARSH, ALAN 125, 290 MARSHALL, FREDERICK 148, 290 MARSHALL, JAMIE 116, 204, 192, 187, 109 MARSHALL, JOYCE 132, 225, 152, 128 MARSHALL, LARRY 245 MARSHALL, MICHAEL 109, 225 MARSHALL, SUSAN 133, 204 MARSTELLAR, JAMES 225 MARSTELLAR, NANCY 204 MARTIN, CATHERINE 204 MARTIN, MRS. GLENDA 87, 106 MARTIN, MRS. JANET 69 MARTIN, JOSEPH 204 MARTIN, LEE 245 MARTIN, ROBERT 204 MARTIN, STEPHEN 167, 184, 225 MASON, JOHN 225 MASON, LAURIE 115, 118, 152, 245 MASSEY, HARRIET 215, 225, 128 MATH TEAM 137 MATHERS, MRS. ELAINE 61 MATTHEWS, DAYNA 119, 125, 245 MATTHEWS, HARRY 149 MATTHEWS, PATRICIA 18, 96, 110, 117, 290 MAURY, MARILYN 117, 155, 290 MAURY, MELANIE 214, 225 MAXFIELD, ROBERT 290 MAY, BARBARA 245 MAY, DEBORAH 151, 290 MAY, JAMES 173, 181, 290 MAYHALL, BRUCE MAYS, MICHAEL 134, 152, 291 MAYS, VASHTI 134, 225 McTEER, MRS. DOROTHY 77 McCAIN, DEBORAH 225 McCARTY, JAMES 22 5 McCarthy, mrs. DOROTHY 68 McCASKILL, CHARLES 225 McCauley, mrs. DIANNA 74 McDonald, anthony 225, 167 McFarland, timothy 225 McKENNY, MR. 67 McGARY, MAUREEN 225 McGEE, WANDA 22 5 McGovern, nancy i 6 o, 225 McMASTER, BRUCE 22 5 McMillan, sharon 226 McOMBER, MARCIA 132, 226 McADEN, PATRICIA 129, 204 McATEE, JUDITH 225 McATEE, MARY 117, 154 McBride, claudia 152 , 291 McCABE, CATHERINE 129, 204 McCAIN, GREGORY 291 McCarthy, daniel 245 McCarthy, mary 204 McCarthy, Joseph 153 , 291 McCauley, james 204 McCLAIN, DONALD 136, 245 McClendon, Kenneth 127, 245 McCLURE, KIRSTIE 154, 246 McCLURKIN, JANET 110, 292 McCORMACK, EDWARD 204 McCOY, KAREN 225 McCracken, john 292 McCRACKEN, NANCY 292 McDaniel, william 188, 246 McDAVID, FRED 155, 292 McDAVID, PHILLIP 204 McGARRAH, JEAN 246 McGARTH, KERRY ANN 225 McGARY, JEFFERY 17, 162, 246 McGARY, PATRICIA 110, 152, 292 McGEE, CATHLEEN 100, 132, 134, 292 McGEE, CONNIE 126, 134, 143, 214 McGEE, JAMES 168, 204 McGEE, WALTER 292 McGEE, WILLIAM 246 McGinn, michael 204 McGINN, TIMOTHY 182, 246 McGLOTHLIN, BETTY 151, 292 McGLOTHLIN, JOHN 246 McGovern, kathryn 246 McGOWAN, WAYNE 168, 204 McGREGOR, DAVID 246 McGregor, janet 121 , 129, 205 McGUIGAN, ANNE 142, 172, 225 McGUIGAN, KATHLEEN 117, 142, 246 McGUIGAN, SUSAN 205 McINNIS, SHELLEY 100, 132, 292 McINTURFF, RUTH 292 McKAY, JAMES 205 McKAY, KATHLEEN 188, 205 McKENNA, PETER 292 McKENNA, SUSAN 110, 131, 246 McKEOWN, JOHN 205 McLaughlin, thomas 246 McLEAN, DONNA 96-97 McLENDON, JOHN 246 McLEOD, CYNTHIA 129, 205 McLEOD, JAMES 293 McMahon, robin no, 205 McMORRIES, MELISSA 102, 110, 246 McNAMARA, MARITA 115, 121, 129, 192, 205 McNAUGHTON, JAMES 173, 226 McPHAlL, CHARLES 293 McVEIGH, CASSANDRA 205 MEADOR, MR. 84 MEADOWS, MISS ALICE 65 MEDICAL CAREERS 142 MEEDS, MICHAEL 98, 293 MEEHAN, ANNE 293 MEEHAN, CATHERINE 246 MEINHARDT, MRS. LYNN 60 MELOY, DEBRA 113, 139, 146, 205 MELOY, LINDA 115, 134, 246 MENDOZA, LUZ MERRILL, RODNEY 246 MERRIMAN, CAROLYN 293 METCALF, KAREN 205 METZGER, JOHN 226 MEYER, ROBERT 246 MEYER, ROBERT 125, 173, 293 MICHAEL, JEFFREY 166, 167, 179, 226 MICHAEL, JENNIFER 117, 293 MICHAEL, KEITH 167, 179, 226 MICHALSKI, MICHAEL 125, 188, 205 MIDDLETON, SHARON 205 MILAM, JACQUELINE 205 MILAM, PAMELA 127 MILANO, MARY 132, 205 MILILLO, KATHY 96, 115, 246 MILILLO, KRISTINE 293 MILKO, RUTHE 126, 226 MILLER, BEATRICE 149, 293 MILLER, BERNICE 128, 226 MILLER, MRS. CLAUDETTE 73 MILLER, EDMUND 168, 206 MILLER, MRS. JULIA 75 MILLER. KATHRYN 96- 97, 226 MILLER, MARY 104, 130, 293 MILLER, NANCY 206 MILLER, SCOTT 246 MILLER, SUSAN 226 MILLER, THOMAS 206 MILLETTE, JAY 167, 226 MILLICAN, MADELINE 129, 206 MILLS, BRUCE 206 MILLS, SIMONE 246 MINCHIN, ROBERT 226 MINKF.R, JAMES 127, 226 MINNICH, SCOTT 226 MINNICH, ROBERT 293 MINNICK, WILLIAM 206 MITCHELL, CHLOA 151, 294 MITCHELL, JAN 206 MITCHELL, TIMOTHY 246 MODERN DANCE 135 MOFFIT, MATTHEW 167, 226 MOFFIT, MICHAEL 37, 162, 294 MOHLER, LARRY 294 MOLANDER, JARL 294 MOLONEY, ANNE 206 MONEY, NEAL 206 MONEY, WILLIAM 246 MONROE, ELIZABETH 294 MONROE, SIMMONS 226 MONROE , MICHAEL 226 MONSON, DUKE 139, 226 MONTAGUE, JEANNE 246 MONTAGUE, JOHN 180, 206 MONTAGUE, JOHN 246 MONTGOMERY, ROSE 246 MONTGOMERY, JAMES 246 MONTROSS, LARRY 226 MONTROSS, LYNNE 96- 97, 121, 134, 206 MOORE, MISS RITA 61 MOORE, MRS. FRANCES MOORE, BARBARA 126, 131, 294 MOORE, GERALDINE 226 MOORE, GARY 152, 294 MOORE, JOHN 206 MOORE, ROY 206 MOORE, RUTH 150, 294 MOOREFIELD, CAROL 110, 128, 246 MOOT, KAREN 99, 160, 226 MORALES, GUILLERMINA 226 MORALES, LINDA 118, 127, 159, 246 MORAN, JOHN 206 MORDHORST, CATHERINE 127, 294 MORGAN, EVA 172, 185, 206 MORGAN, PAT 206 MORGAN, REBECCA 246 MORGAN, ROBERT 246 MORGAN, RONALD 192, 206 MORRILL, VERONICA 206 MORRIS, MR. 66 MORRIS, STEVEN 226 MORRIS, JOHN 294 MORRIS, MARSHA 295 MORSE, CATHERINE 128, 215, 226 MORTON, MRS. LORRAINE 257, 78, 80 MOSER, GEORGE 246 MOSER, JEFFREY 168, 180, 192, 206 MOSS, EVELYN 206 MOWERY, DAVIS 125, 226 MOWERY, JANET 295 MOWERY, MARY 129, 206 MUDRINICH, BARBARA MUGAAS, LAURA 129, 206 MUIR, JAYNE 226 MULLAN, ELIZABETH 109, 246 MULLEN, JANA 206 MULLEN, STEPHEN 179, 226 MULLEN, THOMAS 295 MULLINS, ANNA MULLINS, EDDIE 246 MULLINS, TERRY 295 MURAD, MADELAINE 110, 121, 132, 256 MURPHY, JAMES 125, 246 MURPHY, MIDGE 226 MURPHY, ROBERT 246 MURRAH, JOHN 246 MURRAY, MISS REBECCA 66 MUSCO, CATHERINE 117, 128, 148, 246 MUSCO, PATRICE 132, 148, 121, 295 MUSTIAN, CHARLES 295 MYERS, CLINT 131, 147, 226 MYERS, STEFANIE 206 NANCE, JOHN 246 NASH, CHARLES 206 NASH, DAVID 246 NASSETTA, FRANCES 117, 126, 247 NAYLOR, JACQUELINE 151, 295 NEY, DAVID 138, 139, 247 NEALE, KEVIN 167 NFF.DHAM, CHARLES 295, 226 NEEDHAM, KATHLEEN 247 NEEDHAM, WILLIAM NEFF, JAMES NEFF, SHELLEY 131, 20 ' NEGRON, OLIVIA 96, 97, 226 NEGRON, ROSALINDA 1 15, 128, 132, 142, 247 NEIGER, DEBRA 295 NE1GER, LISA 143, 226 NEILL, JAMES 147, 179, 226 NEISS, DOUGLAS 295 NELMS, IOYCE 226 NELSON, DONALD 247 NENCIONI, NANETTE 188, 247 NENCIONI, ROBERT 226 NENCIONI, RONALD 207 NESBIT, CATHY 207 NESBIT, MARY 226 NESI.EY, WILLIAM 119, 162, 247 NFAVBERN, ANNE 207 NEWBY, CANDACE 171, 247 NEWCOMB, MR. 85 NEWCOMB, EDWARD 127, 226 NEWELL, LORRIE 247 NEWELL, DONOVAN 226 NEWLAND, JOSEPH 247 NEWLUN, DAVID 125, 226 NEWMAN, DONALD NEWMAN, WILLIAM 296 NEWPHER, SUE 127, 226 NEWTON, PAUL 99, 296 NEY, JENNIFER 215, 226, 296 NICCOLLS, DOUGLAS 296 NICHOLAS, WENDY 207 NICHOLS, SUSAN 247 NICHOLSON, JUDITH 110, 152, 247 NICKEL, LETICIA 132, 115, 110, 134, 226 NICKODEM, STEFAN 226 NIELSEN, KAREN 126 NIPPER, LINDA NOAH, JUDY 226 NOAKES, WILLIAM NOBLE, DEBORAH 126, 247 NOEL, NANCY 143, 192, 207 NOEL, ROBIN 96-97, 118, 134, 247 NOGA, CHRISTINA 207 NORFOLK, JAMES 288 NORMAN, VICKI 296 NORTH, GREGG 227 NORTON, ANNETTE 227 NORTON, CATHY 207 NUNEZ, MIRIAM 26, 296 NUNNELEY, KATHRYN 129, 192, 193, 207 NUSSBAUMER, CAROL 112, 185, 207 NUTTER, CHARLES 207 NYSTROM, JAMES 207 NYSTROM, JANICE 207 OBAUGH, JERRY 247 OBLINGER, MARY 207 OBUSEK, JOSEPH 247 ODENTHAL, LINDA 227 ODONNELL, BARBARA 247 ODELL, KENNETH 207 ODONNELL, MARY 130 ODELL, NANCY 296 ODONNELL, ROBIN 247 OFFERMANN, SUSAN 247 OHARA, MARILYN 121, 207 OJALA, PAMELA 296 OLEARY, MICHAEL 247 OLEARY, PATRICK 207 OLIVER, ELIZABETH 127, 247 OLIVER, BEVERLY 207 OLIVERIO, MR. 97, 44 OLIVERIO, JOHN 174, 296 OLIVERIO, ROSANNA 100, 214, 227 OLMSTEAD, GEORGEANN 110, 121, 207 OLSON, CAROLYN 227 OLSON, PAMELA 296 ONEILI., PATRICK 96, 162, 174, 296 OPP, MRS. RUTH 78 OPPENHEIM, CAROL 154, 234, 247 ORGANT, CANDACE 151, 296 ORIGLIO, VALERIE 207 ORME, PATRICIA 127, 234, 247 ORNDORFF, KENNETH 296 ORRISON, SANDRA 227 ORTH, PHILIP 248 OSTERDAY, JOHN 207 OSTERDAY, ROBERT 248 OSTERMAN, MISS MARIE 85 OSTRANDER, BECKY 207 OSTRANDER, ERIC 153. 296 OTTEN, MR. 257, 81 OURS, JACKIE 248 OURS, ROGER 182, 248 OWENS, ALICE 137, 227 OWENS, MICHAEL OWENS, ROBERT 248 OWENS, WILLIAM 248 PACELEY, STEPHEN 136, 139, 248 PACELEY, MARSHA 116, 207 PAGE 104105 PAINTER, DONALD 296 PAGE, JOSEPH 296 PALMA, GREGORY 207 PALMER, LEE 248 PAPPAS, JULIE 207 PAPPAS, STEVEN 125, 139. 248 PARCELL, JAMES 125. 296 PARKER, BARBARA 207 PARKER, MR. PARKER, DEBRA 297 PARKER, JENNIFER 110, 117, 152, 297 PARKER, JOHN 207 PARKER, JOSEPH PARKER, JULIANA 215 PARKS, JEFFREY 153, 297 PARKS, MARGARET 227 PARRY, NANCY 118, 142, 148, 171, 248 PARRY, SALLY 161, 207 PARRY, SUSAN 99, 101, 118, 153, 171, 297 PARSONS, JANET 227 PARSONS, JOE 207 PATAKY, PATRICIA 115, 131, 172, 227 PATTERSON. CRAIG 180, 207 PATTON, ALLEN 17, 162, 297 PAUL, ELIZABETH 172, 207 PAXTON, MARGARET 127, 248 PAXTON, KAREN 126, 248 PAYNE, BERTIE 151 PAYNE, DAVID 168, 207 PAYNE, DEBRA 129, 207 PAYNE, JOHN 227 PAYNE, JUDITH 297 PAYNE, LINDA 161, 207 PAYNE, THOMAS 227 PEAKE, CHARLES 297 PEARSON, GARY 298 PECORAK, JOHN 96, 97, 174, 248 PECORAK. THADDEUS 174, 227 PEER, MAUREEN 215, 227 PELOSKY, JILL 248 PELOSKY, JOHN 207 PENDLETON, LINDA 298 PENDLEY, ROBERT 248 PENNINGTON, EMILY 159, 257, 298 PEP CLUB 121 PERA, LENORE 110, 121, 131, 208 PERA, MARTIN 103, 112, 145, 298 PEREZ, CARLOS 228 PEREZ, GISELLE 248 PERINI, LOUIS 121, 131, 248 PERRY, JANET 208 PERRY, MICHAEL 248 PERRY, RICHARD 162, 298 PERSZYK, JAMES 298 PESEK, JOSEPH 167, 228 PETERS, MRS. VIRGINIA 74 PETERS, NANCY 115, 125, 131, 228 PETERSON, CHRISTOPHER 298 PETERSON, RONALD 121, 138, 139, 146, 248 PETRETTI, MICHELE 151, 298 PETRONELLA, MR. 80 PETTY, LYNDA 208 PFLEGER, SHARON 128, 158, 248 PHARES, BRENDA 248 PHILION, THOMAS 228 PHILLIPS, CATHY 228 PHIPPS, MR. 41 PICCIONE, ANTHONY 298 PICCIONE, JOYCE 122, 123, 127, 298 PICKERAL, JO ANNE 299 PICKERING, STEPHEN 133, 140, 248 PICKFORD, ANNE 134, 208 PICKFORD, ROBERT 125, 138, 248 PIERCE, MR. 77 PILLER, LOREN 257, 299 PIMENTEL, DEBRA 228 PINKERTON, STEVE 208 PITAS, JOHN 100, 130, 182, 189, 299 PITZ, MARY 110, 115, 131, 249 PLAUGHTER, ROBERT 149 PLESS, DONALD 162, 299 , 102, 189 PLUMMER, ELAINE 117, 125, 142, 249 POARCH, MISS ERMA 88 POE, TONY 142, 99, 127, 299 PODONSKY, GLENN 214, 215, 228 POLK, MAVIS 228, 299 POLLEN, SUZANNE 228 POLLOCK, DONNA POLLOCK, ROBERT 130 POLLOCK, TRACY POMMER, ERIC 132, 249 POOL, DONALD 249 PORTER, ELIZABETH 249 PORTER, WILLIAM 125, 228 POST, CAROL 228 POST, PATRICIA 228 POTTER, WILLIAM 228 POUCHER, PAUL 168, 184, 208 POWELL, DARYL 119, 120, 249 POWELL, MARGARET 117, 154, 299, 59 POWER, LARRY 162, 249 POWERS, MRS. MARY 91 POWERS, JAMES 1 33, 249 POYTRESS, EARL 140, 208 POZINSKY, DEBRA 110, 155, 299 POZINSKY, GREGORY 98, 119, 249 PRALL, DONNA 96, 97, 249 PRALL, KAREN 188, 192 208 PRATHER, EDWARD PRATT, MICHAEL 33, 110, 131, 249 PREBLE, MARGARET 288 PRENTICE, BEVERLY 128, 299 PRESCOTT, MARY 115, 129, 208 PREUSS, ROBERT 180, 208 PRICE, BRENDA 288 PRICE, DIANE 99, 118, 215, 288 PRICE, LYNNE 208 PRICE, RICHARD 18, 23, 100, 119, 256, 257, 299 PRICER, DAVID 133, 249 PRICKETT, ELAINE 96, 158, 228 PRICKETT, JOSEPHINE 33, 122, 299 PRICKETT, MARY 125, 161, 208, 227 PRIM, ANDREA 249 PRINCE, LAWRENCE 182, 228 PRIVETT, RONALD 299 PROD AN, JOHN 139, 249 PUGH, MRS. JANE PUGH, MR. 75, 88 PULLEY, ELIZABETH 127, 299 PUMPHREY, JAMES 299 PURCELL, JOHN 249 PURCELL, ANN 249 PUTNAM, JAMES 249 PUTNAM, MARY 229 PUTSAVAGE, RANDY 208 RACETTE, TERESA 229 RACETTE, ANTHONY 249 RAFALKO, CHRIS 249 RAFALKO, DAVID 121, 131, 125, 249 RAFFERTY, MICHAEL 208 RAGAN, KATHRYN 127, 300 RAGSDALE, STEPHEN 229 RAINE, JOHN 127, 249 RAMEY. ROBERT 208 RAMIREZ, MARCO 173, 249 RAMSAY, CHRISTOPHER 229 RANEGAN, MARGARET 121, 129, 208 RANSONE, JOHN 229 RAPP, CAROL 300 RATCLIFFE, REBECCA 110, 229 RATHBUN, FRANK 208 RATHBUN, MELINDA 300 RAUSCHER, BARBARA 249 RAUSCHER, KURT RAVEN, DANIEL 249 REAVES, GEORGE 300 REAVES, LESLIE 249 REAVES, NINA 229 RECORDS, STEPHEN 208 RECTOR, KATHRYN 26, 100, 118, 300 REDINBAUGH, DAVID FITZGE 168, 208 REES, BRUCE 249 REEVES, DONALD 249, 229 REGAN, MARY 96, 127, 300 REGAN, MAUREEN REGAN, STEPHEN 300 REGAN, BRENDA 229 REHM, JOANNE 129, 208 REID, CATHERINE 121, 139, 249 REID, JULIA 96, 208 REID, KAREN 110, 152, 249 REID, SHARON 151, 300 RENICK, SUSAN 301 RETER, JESSIE 229 REVIS, DONNA 150 REYNOLDS, CARRIE 221 REYNOLDS, CALVIN 168, 184, 208 REYNOLDS, CLIFFORD 301 REYNOLDS, CYNTHIA 121, 132, 148, 152, 301 REYNOLDS, MR. REYNOLDS, RANDAL 125, 256, 257, 301 REYNOLDS, RONALD 150, 301 RHEMANN, FORREST 229 RH1NEHART, ALLAN 121 , 126, 208 RHINEHART, WILLIAM 249 RHYNEHART, KARYN 18, 106 RICCI, CRISTINA 301 RICE, JOHN 208 RICH, MRS. ALMA 91 RICHARDS, WILLIAM 180, 192, 208 RICHARDSON, BEN 301 RICHARDSON, DAVID 304 RICHARDSON, MICHAEL 229, 127 RICKY, CLAIRE 301 RIDD, SUSAN 100-101, 131, 257 RIDDLE, SANDRA 129, 208 RIF.LEY, MICHAEL 167, 229 RIFKIN, MARGARET 113, 208 RIFKIN, SUSAN 112, 229 RIFLE TEAM 181 RIGGS, THOMAS 125, 229 RIKE, JAMES 229 RILEY, CHRISTINE 158, 249 RILEY, WARREN 301 RIPLEY, JOYCE 229 RIPPEY, GREGORY 167, 180, 229 RIPPEY, WILLIAM 139, 249 RITCHIE, MELVA 301 RITCHIE, RICK 162, 257, 301 RITTMAN, RICHARD 125, 301 RIVF.TT, MARCIA 229 RIVETT, MICHAEL 249 RIZER, COLEEN 229 RIZER, TIMOTHY 208 ROARK, CATHIE 96-97, 229 ROBBINS, JACK 184, 229 ROBBINS, PATRICK 208 ROBERTS, DENNIS 302 ROBERTS, RICHARD 132, 249 ROBERTS, STEPHEN 112, 249 ROBERTSON, CAROLINE 121, 130, 229 ROBERTSON, PEYTON 129, 208 ROBESON, CHRISTOPHER 302 ROBEY, DANIEL 162, 302 ROBINSON, MRS. ANNIE 47 ROBINSON, MARY 155, 250 ROBINSON, BETTY 229 ROCHE, KERRY 131, 208 ROCHE, MAURICE 131. 229 ROE, KATHRYN JEAN 250 ROEMER, DAVID 229 ROF. MER, LAUREL 116, 142, 208 ROGERS, FRANK 302 ROGERS, LYNNE 104, 302 ROGERS, MARY 250 ROMAINE, DAVID 125 ROMAINE, MARGARET 229 ROOD, KAREN 229 ROOD, LINDA 98, 302 ROOS, SHELLEY 151, 154, 302 ROOT, CATHY 129, 208 ROSCH, WALTER 229 ROSE, EDWIN 229 ROSEBERRY, ELIZABETH 250 ROSEBERRY, JOSEPH 229 ROSENBLUTH, RICHARD 125, 208 ROSS, BRYAN 229 ROSS, CATHERINE 98, 100-101, 118, 302 ROSS, GRAY 229 ROSS, LAURI 113, 208 ROSS, REBECCA 302 ROTH, JANET 96-97, 118, 154, 188, 302 ROTH, JOHN 138, 147, 153, 250 ROTH, JOANN 121, 208 ROTH, MICHAEL 208 ROULSTONE, JILL 214, 215, 229 ROUNDS, JUDITH 208 ROUNTREE, MR. 76 ROUSE, KATHERINE 229 ROWE, MRS. KATHRYN 77 ROWELL, LINDA 126, 250 ROWELL, MARTIN 125, 229 ROWLAND, JEAN 116, 302 ROYSTON, RANDOLPH 229 ROZYCKI, JOSEPEI 302 RUBINO, ELLIOTT 208 RUBOTTOM, ANN 127, 229 RUBRIGHT, JAMES 125, 250 RUBRIGHT, JOANNE 229 RUBY, BILL 229 RUBY, CARL 208 RUDDLE, PAMELA 302 RUF.F, LINDA 116, 303 RUEL, MARC 250 RUEL, RICHARD 250 RUFF, MR. 85 SHANNON, RICHARD 250 SHARNOFF, WOLFGANG 210 SHAVER, PAUL 131, 250 SHAVER, GAIL 210 SHAW, PEGGY 100, 304 SHEA, EILEEN 304 SHEEHAN, JOHN 111, 140, 230 RUFFNER, MRS. NANCY 90 RUGG, PATRICIA 161, 208 RUGO, STEVEN 112, 125, 208 RUSS, RICHARD 139, 250 RUSS, WILLIAM 209 RUSSELL, KAREN 303 RUSSELL, RITA 27, 116, 154 RUSSELL, THOMAS 303 RYALL, PATRICIA 229 FYAN, KATHLEEN 116, 117, 154, 250 RYAN, PATRICIA 110, 121, 129, 131, 209 RYDELL, RANDY 230 RYMER, LESLIE 125, 250 SABAU, PETER 209 SACKNOFF, BARBARA 209, 303 SADIE HAWKINS DANCE SAFFORD, KIM 209 SAGAR, STEVEN 250 SALA, LISA 230 SALE, NANCY 230 SALA, NICOLA 303 SALISBURY, MARK 303 SAMMETT, KATHERIN 250 SAMPSON, JOSEPH 303 SANCHIZ, RAYMOND 250 SANDERS, KENNETH 250 SANDS, JOSEPH 230 SANFORD, GARY 121, 303 SANFORD, JULIE 129, 209 SARGENT, BARBARA 134, 209 SARLEY, REBECCA 230 SARLEY, DEBORAH 158, 303 SASSER, CANDACE 304 SAVY, CARLA 127, 304 SCALLY, STEPHEN 230 SCARR, DONALD 250 SCARR, MARK 100-101, 304 SCARR, ROBERT, 168, 180 SCHAAF, ANDREW 250 SCHAAF, SUSAN 230 SCHAAF, MICHAEL 153, 304 SCHABACKER, WILLIAM 230 SCHADEGG, WILLIAM 230 SCHAFFER, FREDERICK 166, 230, 167, 179 SCHAEFER, THOMAS 209 SCHIEFFELIN, ANNE 250 SCHILLERSTROM, DAVID 140, 192, 209 SCHINDEL, MARSHA 230 SCHIRMER, GARY 250 SCHIRMER, PHILIP 209 SCHLAPFER, JEFFERY 209 SCHLARMAN, GLENN 230 SCHLEUSENER, PAUL 146, 209 SCHLIPF, HAROLD 209 SCHLIPF, MARILYN 100- 101 , 118 SCHMITZ, MRS. RUTH 92 SCHMITZ, MARLAINE 304 SCHNEIDER, LINN 108, 121, 128, 250 SCHNEIDER, ROBERT 304 SCHNOOR, DAVID 230 SCHNOOR, DEAN 250 SCHROEDER, MRS, MARLENE 53, 74 SCHULTE, MICHAEL 184, 209 SCHULTZ, SHARON 125, 142, 250 SCHWAB, CARY 209 SCHWARTZ, LEANNE 230 SCIENCE RESEARCH SCOTT, DANA 250 SCOTT, JACQUELYNNE 96, 97, 127, 209, 304 SCOTT, MARY 110, 127, 250 SCOTT, THOMAS 150 SEAMAN, MICHAEL 209 SEAY, GAIL 250 SEBRING, DEBRA 96, 97, 127, 148, 250 SEEK, MRS. KATHLEEN 77 SEEK, NEIL 230 SEIBERT, MARLIE 99, 107, 234, 250 SEIDERS, LOUISE 304 SEIDF.RS, ROSS 230 SEITZER, JUDITH 132, 215, 230 SELPH, CATHY 17, 99, 100-101, 110, 121, 152, 159, 209, 304 SEMB, DEBORAH 128, 230 SENTER, MARY 230 SERANGELI, JOSEPH 209 SEROKA, GAYLE 250 SEROKA, ROBERT 209 SETIAN, JENISE 131, 230 SETTLE, SUZANNE 210 SHAEFFER, JACK 250 SHAFFERMAN, DAVID 304 SHANKLIN, RICHARD 210 SHANNON, KATHERINE 129, 210 SHANNON, MOLLY 143, 171, 187, 250 SHEUDON, PETTI 121, 131, 192, 210 SHELLEY, MARK 250 SHELTON, LESLIE 165, 305 SHELTON, DORIS 149, 304 SHEPHERD, MR. 58, 89 SHEPHERD, JERRI 305 SHEPHERD, KAREN 230 SHEPPARD, MARY 305 SHEPHERD, NANCY 161, 192, 210 SHERIDAN, FRANK 168, 210 SHERIS, CANDACE 96, 121, 210 SHERMAN, JULIA 112, 230 SHERWOOD, JOHN 210 SHERWOOD, THOMAS 149 SHIFFLETT, RONNIE 250 SHIPMAN, PETER 168, 210 SHIPMAN, TOURNE 96- 97, 167, 214, 230 SHOLETT, MRS. ROBERTA 87 SHONERD, JONATHAN 210 SHONERD, MARK 305 SHOUGH, LINDA 149 SHUMATE, WILLIAM 230 SHUMATE, GLORIA 149, 305 SHUMATE, ROBERT 305 SHUTLER, PHILIP 99, 119, 215, 230 SHUTLER, DAVID 131, 173, 193, 210 SHUTLER, LOUISE 100, 101, 118, 153, 171, 257, 305 SIBLEY, PAMELA 132, 230 SIMMS, MR. 43 SIMPSON, CHARLES 102, 119, 174, 257, 305 SIMPSON, HARVEY 251 SIMPSON, KAREN 230 SIMPSON, PATRICIA 251 SIMS, SUSAN 230 SINGLAUB, JOHN 96, 98, 305 SINGLETON, BRUCE 138, 230 SINGLETON, MICHAEL 210 SINNETT, PATRICIA 96, 97, 117, 251 SKOVE, DAVID 181, 230 SLAUGHTER, MARY 251 SLAVIN, ELAINE 121, 251 SLUSHER, RONALD 257, 305 SMALL, COLLEEN 116, 251 SMALL, KIM 230 SMALLWOOD, MICHAEL 251 SMITH, ARTIS 106, 115, 305 SMITH, BARBARA ELLEN 98, 118, 127, 130 SMITH, BONNIE LOU 128, 251 SMITH, CAROL LYNN 33, 122, 123, 305 SMITH, CATHY LOU 118, 251 SMITH, MRS. CH RISTINE SMITH, CRAIG 210 SMITH, DAVID 306 SMITH, DENNIS STUART 210 SMITH, DIANE MARIE 251 SMITH, DONALD 210 SMITH, DONNA LOU 131, 230 SMITH, FREDERICK KELLEY 306 SMITH, GARY DONALD 251 SMITH, MRS. HELEN C. 63 SMITH, JAMES WILLIAM 251 SMITH, JANICE MARIE 151, 306 SMITH, JOYCE ANNE 251 SMITH, LORRAINE 151, 306 SMITH, MARSHALL WAYNE 127, 306 SMITH, MARY ELLEN 129, 210 SMITH, MICHAEL MANSFIELD 306 SMITH, RANDAL LEE 306 SMITH, ROBERT 168, 210 SMITH, ROBERT GILL, JR. 162, 251 SMITH, ROBIN ELIZABETH 144, 306 SMITH, SHERRILL ANN 121, 132, 230 SMITH, STEVEN NEAL 136, 146, 147, 153, 251 SMITH, THANE DUNKIN 210 SMITH, CARL 150, 306 SMITH, WILLIAM 167, 230 SNOW, JANET 230 SNOW. SUSAN 2 30 SNYDER, BONNIE 251 SNYDER, CAROLYN 251 SNYDER, FRANK 306 SNYDER, GAIL 230 SNYDER, RICKY 210 SOLES, LLOYD 210 SOLT, RANDOLPH 251 SOMERS. WALTER 306 SONNETT, BARBARA 104, 306 SONNETT, DONNA 210 SOURBEER, PENNY 306 SOUTH. ELIZABETH 121, 224, 230 SOUVE, PAUL 210 SOWERS, WILLIAM SPALDING, MRS. NANCY 93 SPAN, CHRISTINE 160, 231 SPANISH CLUB 132 SPAULDING, DENNIS SPEELMAN, MARY 210 SPENCER, MISS DOROTHY 73 SPERRY, KARL 146, 210 SPERRY, MICHAEL 231 SPIHER, ELIZABETH 110, 131, 132, 140, 231 SPIHER. BRUCE 119, 120, 306, 98, 100-101 SPRAGUE, RICHARD 127, 162, 182, 251 SPRINGFIELD, MONTE 210 SPORTS, AWARDS 189 SPRUELL, DANNY 306 STAHL, BARBARA 33, 110. 126, 251 STANDLEE, JUDITH 231 STANDLEE, LINDA 231 STANGOHR, LINDA 307, 117, 115 SUTHERLAND. LYNN 211 SUTTON, WILLIAM 231 STANLEY, MISS VIRGINIA 45 STANLEY, MARJORIE 251 STANNARD, MARY 215, 231 STAPLETON, PATRICIA 110, 121, 129, 131, 210 STARKWEATHER, ROBERT 120, 150, 307 STARMER, STEVEN 231 STAUFFER, JUDITH 251 STCLAIR, ALLISON 121, 131, 210 STEELE, MARION STEENHAGEN, DEBORAH 210 STEENHAGEN, CYNTHIA 210 STEIN, BARRY 251 STEIN, JUDITH 118, 127, 235. 251 STEINBERG, NEIL 251 STEINBERG, JUDITH 97, 110, 129, 132, 210 STEINHORST, JACK 251 STEINKULLER, BILL 180, 210 STEMMERMAN, MRS. LOUISE 92 STEMMERMAN, THOMAS 149, 308 STEPHENS, HENRY 231 STEPHENSON, LISA 100- 101, 115, 155, 308 STERLING, WILLIAM 140, 252 STERN, DEBORAH 308 STERN, JENNIFER 231 STERNFELD, ELIOT 155 STEVENS, CHARLES 130, 140, 252 STEVENSON, LYNNE 128 STEVENS, JANICE 161, 210 STEWART, CAROL 210 STEWART, GAYLE 210 STEWART, KATHRYN 308 STEWART, PHILIP 168, 210 STIRLING, HAROLD 144, 153, 308 STIRLING, CAROLE 252 STOCKMAN. LINDA 231 STONE, STEPHEN 140, 234, 252 STONECIPHER, SARAH 104, 127, 308 STONEMAN, STEVEN 210 STONEMAN, BARBARA 51, 96-97, 115, 118, 127, 155, 308 STOOPS, KATHLEEN 152, 270, 308 STORY, MISS ELSIE 69 STORY, CATHERINE 133, 1.34, 210 STORY, GEORGE 125, 252 STORY, PATRICIA 121, 133, 134, 210 STOLIT, KRISTEN 96-97, 231 STOWELL, SARAH 308 STRADTNER, WILLIAM 308 STRANG, NANCY 36, 1 13, 257, 308 STRANG, RAYMOND 210 STRAWINSKI, SARA 215, 231 STRICKLAND, MARK 211 STRIMLING, MICHAEL 252 STRICKLAND, NANCY 1 15, 127, 133, 252 STROEBELE, STEPHEN 308 STRONG, SUSAN 308 STROPE, JOHN 211 STRUBE, JOHN 231 STRUBE, LINDA 100, 106, 115, 308 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 96-99 STURM, BARBARA 126, 231 STURMAN, MARY 99, 100-101, 102, 118, 127 STURMAN, REBECCA 26, 110, 122, 153, 308 STYER. DIANA 145, 308 SUBTERRANEAN SCIENCE SUDDUTH, MISS LINDA 45 SUITER, GARY 155, 231 SULLIVAN, JANET 118, 127, 155, 252 SULLIVAN, JOAN 308 SULLIVAN, ALAN 150 SUNBURY, MRS. SUSAN 85 SUPINGER, JAMES SUPINGER, ROBERT 252 SUTHERLAND, MISS WINNIE 90 SWAIN, KENNETH 231 SWAN, JOAN 252 SWANINGER, RICHARD 231 SWANSON, KURT 168, 211 SWEAZEY, MARK 211 SWEETHEART DANCE 30, 31 SWIM TEAM 188 TACKABERRY, THOMAS 162, 252 TADICH, KATHLEEN 131, 309 TAFT, NANCY 110, 211 TALLEY, ANNE 232 TALLEY, KAREN 107, 252 TALLEY, JOHN 211 TALLIA, LISA 121, 211 TANNER, STEPHEN 252 TAPP, BARBARA 187, 232 TARRANT, WILLIAM 232 TAYLOR, ANN 26, 309, 51 TAYLOR, JEFFERSON 232 TAYLOR, LINDA 115, 232 TAYLOR, LINDA 309 TAYLOR, PATRICIA 18, 122 , 153, 309 TAYLOR, ROBERTA 150, 309 TAYLOR, SHERRILL 211 TAYLOR, SUZAN 151, 309 TAYLOR, SYLVIA 309 TAYLOR, TIMOTHY 252 TEAGLE, DONNA 96, 97, 109, 252 TEASLEY, CHRISTOPHER 141, 232 TENNANT, TIMOTHY 162, 163, 309 TENNYSON, JUNE 232 TEPPER, DONALD 24, 90- 97, 102, 130, 137, 155, 309 TESTERMAN, BOBBIE 252 THEILE, RALPH 130, 309 THIEM, KARL 253 THOMAS, DAVID 126, 180, 211 THOMAS, GARY 232 THOMAS, JAMES 232, 125 THOMAS, JAMES 232 THOMAS, LAWRENCE 211 THOMAS, MARIE 126, 152, 253 THOMAS, NANCY 154, 309 THOMAS, THERESA 125, 187, 253 THOMSON, ALAN 125, 309 THOMPSON, MR. 88 THOMPSON, CHRISTINE 253 THOMPSON, CLAUDIA 211 , 122 THOMPSON, DANIEL 232 THOMPSON, DEBORAH 100, 116, 257, 310, 314 THOMPSON, MRS. DOROTHY 73 THOMPSON, GAIL 129, 211 THOMPSON, LINDA 121, 131, 134, 232 THOMPSON, PAUL 25 3 THORN. ALAN 211 THORN, CYNTHIA 253 THORNE, LISA 116, 133, 253 THORNE, MYRA 14 3, 186, 187, 232 THORNE, WILLIAM 310 THORNTON, WAYNE 96-97, 125 THORNTON, RACHEL 211 THRELFALL, WILLIAM 211 THRELFALL, MARJORIE 134, 310 TIFFIN, DAVID 211 TILFORD, BILL 211 TILLERY, YVONNE 253 TISON, DAVID 211 TOM, JERRY 138, 140, 232 TOM, SALLY 100-101, 1 15, 125, 256, 257 TOBIAS, LYNN 310 TOBIN, SUSAN 211 TOLBERT, LINDA 115, 232 TOLSON, DONNA 126, 152, 310 TOMASICK, SUSAN 211 TOMPKINS, MR. 93 TONTZ, JOHN 25 3 TOOLE, CHRISTINE 310 TOOLE, DEBORAH 154, 257, 310 TOOLE, KATHLEEN 116, 232 TOOMES, PHILLIP 273, 310 TORMOEN, MARK 310 TOTTEN, MARK 253 TOWER, DEVERF.UX 125, 232 TOWNSEND, JANE 113, 115, 127, 311 TOWNS, RONDA 211 TRAVIS, GARY 253 TREVERS, MRS. BERTHA 85 TRI HI Y 148 TRIVETT, BILLY 311 TROELL, LINDA 211 TRUELL, JO ANN 214, 232 TUCCI, GARY 132, 232 TUCKER, KATHRYN 310 TUCKER, RUTH 108, 2 34, 253 TUDOR, DON 311 TULIPANE, JEANMARIE 311 TULIPANE, JULIANN 96, 212 TULIPANE, MARY 232 TULLI, GEORGE 120, 162, 279, 311 TULLOH, CAROLYN 121, 132, 212 TUNBERG, WILLIAM 167, 232 TURNER, GARY 212 TURNER, LEO 162, 311 TURREGANO, MARY 171, 232 TWIFORD, LAURA 212, 129 TYSON, JAMES 130, 253 TYSON, MARY 102, 130, 131, 221, 253 UDY, JANE 311 UDA JOHN 232 UDY, KENT 221, 253 UHLER, CAROLYN 151, 311 UHLIG, SUSAN 311 UNTHOFF, ELIZABETH 232 UNTHOFF, MARGARET 121, 212 UMSTEAD. WILLIAM 311 UNKLE, MARGARET 212 UNTERKOFLER, KATHLEEN 134, 232 UNTERKOFLER, LORETTA, 221, 253 UPPERMAN, ROBERT 162, 221, 253 USILTON, SUSAN 100-101, 311 VALENTIC, CATHERINE 110, 121, 212 VANBENTHUYSEN, KRISTINA 212 VANDF.RMEULEN, KENDRA 98, 118, 127, 221, 253 VANDERMF.ULEN, RICHARD 212 VANHORN, MARK 212 VANLAETHEM, GEORGE 184, 214, 232 VANLEER, MARYANNE 257, 174, 311 VANMETER, JO 212 VANNOY, MICHAEL 221, 253 VARNAU, ROBERT 221, 253 VARSITY BASKETBALL 174, 175, 176, 177 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 158, 159 VARSITY FOOTBALL 162, 163, 164, 165 VARSITY HOCKEY 170, 171 VARSITY WRESTLING 182, 183 VASS, SANDRA 311 VEITCH, MARY 232 VELTOVEN, BENDINE 221 VERNON, RICHARD 253 VERNER, RONALD 103, 200, 311, 314 VEST, JAMES VESTAL, GLENN 232 VIK, KRISTINE 110, 131, 253 VII.TOFT, LINDA 110, 129, 212 VINCENT, MRS. MILDRED 86 VINING, KIRBY 212 VOLRATH, MR. 44 VONCIIRISTIERSON, STEVEN 168, 212 VOORHEES, DEBORAH 129, 212 VORE, ERIC 311, 127 VOT 151 VOYLES, MICHAEL 311 VOYLES, SHERI 253 WACHHOLZ, MR. 62 WAITES, SUSAN 232 WALKER, CHARLES 311 WALKER, EDWARD 311 WALKER, HENRY 232 WALKER, MICHELE 212 WALKER, SALLY 312 WALKER, WENDY 312 WALLACE, LARRY 149, 312 WALLACH, AMY 110, 212 WALLER, STEVEN 125, 180, 212 WALLER, LINDA 222 WALLINE, CAROL 99, 126, 159, 253 WALSH, LARRY 162, 253 WALTER, STEPHANIE 110 , 232 WAMSLEY, TRUDY 121, 253 WARD, JOHN 223, 253 WARE, KENNETH 212 WARFIELD, TODD 212 WARREN, BONNIE WARREN, THOMAS 253 WATERMAN, JEAN 18, 312 WATERS, MICHAEL 162, 312 WATKINS, JEFFREY 96, 212 WATKINS, MONICA 151 WATKINS, RICHARD 312 WATTERS, ALICE 129, 212 WEATHERHOLTZ, VICKI 116 WEATHERS, CYNTHIA 232 WEAVER, BRENDA 312 WEAVER, CHARLES 213 WEAVER, DEANNA 130, 143, 185, 192, 213 WEAVER, TERRY 253 WEBB, RHEA STEPHEN 232 WEBB, SHARON 127, 253 WEBER, PAUL 312 WEDLER, NANCY 100, 108, 153, 264, 267, 312 WEIGLER, JAMES 213 WEIGLER, STEPHEN 253 • WEIR, JOHN 253 WEISS, PHIL 107, 138, 139, 153, 253 WELLEIN, DIANE 127, 312 WELLS, MR. 5 5, 80 WENDE, PETRA 133, 134, 253 WENDORF, LANCHLYN 117, 312 WENGER, NEAL 213 WENGER, PATRICIA 125, 213 WEST, CHARLES 213 WEST, KATHERINE 232 WEST, KATHLEEN 117, 312 WESTON, JAMES 168, 213 WESTON, NANETTE 107, 234, 253 WESTON, WILLIAM 16, 125, 312 WETHF.RINGTON, VARYN 129, 213 WETHERINGTON, DAVID 312 WHEELER, AUTRA 253 WHEELER, SHIRIEY 77 WHETZEL, STEVEN 253 WHITE, BENJAMIN 99, 138, 253 WHITE, JANET 129, 213 WHITE, MICHAEL 313 WHITE, SHELLEY 131, 144, 233 WHITE, SHELIA 110, 313 WHITE, SHARON 110, 96, 313 WHITE, WILLIAM 267, 312 WHITEHEAD, MISS BETTIE 88 WHITEHEAD, DENNIS 223 WHITEHURST, BARRY 233 WHITENER, LARRY 233 WHITMOYER, RUSSELL 223 WHITT, RICHARD 125, 139, 233 WHITTEMORE, HERBERT 213 WHITTEMORE, JOSEPH 312 WHITTET, MARJORIE 253 WIENER, RUTH 222, 253 WIGUTOFF, MRS. BESSIE 67 WILBUR, BETSEY 115, 233 WILBURN, ANITA 172, 213 WILBURN, WENDY 96, 127, 254 WILCOX, MARY 213 WILCOX, DEBORAH 213 WILDE, RICHARD 254 WILGUS, DIANE 213 WILKE, JANET 313 WILKES, DEBORAH 116, 254 WILKES, ANN 233 WILKINS, JULIE 118, 170, 171, 189, 314 WILL, ROBIN 233 WILLETTE, EDWARD 23 WILLIAMS, MR. 74, 107, 73 WILLIAMS, BRUCE 110, 111, 313, 130 WILLIAMS, JOHN 233 WILLIAMS, RICHARD 313 WILLIAMS, LISA 152, 313 WILLIAMS, LUCILE 313 WILLIAMS, MARK WILLIAMS, MICHAEL 182, 313 WILLIAMS, SHERRY 213 WILLIAMS, STEVEN 233 WILLIAMS. TERRY 31.3 WILLIS, MR. WILLIS, GERALD 168, 188, 213 WILMOTH, MR. 83 WILSON, ADELE 254 WILSON, AMY 213 WILSON, CONSTANCE 110, 233 WILSON, CYNTHIA 96, 110, 152, 233 WILSON, HERBERT 254 WILSON, JACOB 15, 254 WILSON, WILLIAM 144 WINFREE, WILLIAM 167, 233 WING, BRADFORD 125, 133, 139, 213 WINN, MISS 47 WINKLER, ANN 117, 126, 142, 254 WITHAM, ANN 134, 233 WITHERS, ANN 113, 313 WITHERS, PATRICIA 121, 213 WITT, MR. 75 WILF, MARVIN 233 WILFF, DEBORAH WOLFF, KAREN 116, 254 WOOD, BARBARA 254 WOOD, DEBORAH 96, 127, 254 WOOD, SHARON 151, 313 WOODBURN, VICTORIA 313 WOODRUM, MR. 62 WOODSIDE, MICHAEL 139, 146, 147, 213 WOODSON, MR. W. T. 41 WOLLONS, CHRISTINE 149 WORKMAN, MR. 83 WORRELL, LINDA 223, 254 WORRELL, BETTY 213 WORTHY, WILLIAM 233 WRIGHT, DIRK 223 WRIGHT, MICHAEL 233 WRIGHT, PAUL 223, 255 WRIGHT, THORNE 134, 223, 255 WRIGHT, WORTHIE 150, 313 WYLIE, JAMES 167, 233 WYMAN, JOHN 213 WYNKOOP, BELINDA 223, 255 WYRICK, ALICE 223 YANOSHIK, PAUL 253 YARBOUGH, SHELLEY 213 YARNELL, LINDA 96, 110, 121, 134, 315 YATES, CHARLES 223 YATES, JAMES 233 YORK, JAMES 257, 315 YOUNG, GALE 173, 315 YOUNG, ANN 150, 315 YOUNG, BRUCE 315 YOUNG, DAVID 213 YOUNG, ILA 223, 255 YOUNG, MARK 125, 233 YOUNG, NANCY 116, 126, 133, 223, 255 YOUNG, SHARON 121, 233 YOUNGBLOOD, EDWIN 121, 132, 233 ZEIGLER, STEVEN 17, 162, 223, 255 ZIMMERMAN, DOUG 213 ZIRILLI, BLANE 188, 223, 255 ZITR1DF.S, CHRISTINE 213 ZUK, LINDA 116, 223 255 ZWICKE, CHRISTINA 115, 233 ZWICKER, CONSTANCE 152, 233 High School was an experience that We will all recall with sentiment and smiles Based on our four years at Woodson Being young was not a curse . . . 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