Wakefield High School - Starstone Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1977 volume:

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' 'xl Qi .al PSI ' ',.....-If . in .mann w ia.. inl Spirif . . . fhe fie fhaf binds us all info one . . . fhe force fhaf allows us fo unife . . . fhe feeling of belonging fhaf makes Wakefield Number Une. gm sms. wmQ'W' iss. iii 2 'P 'n-'li' -n 1 M ...aavnunnhi U I ,Hz H -r Egg before school sfarfed . . . when lunch was breakfasf . . . ihe good humor man affer school. . . al boosfer buddies . . . pep rallies . all fhe good fimes we spenf af Wakefield. 5 f ffiffgllhlffi .ji?21?f -1 ,1--1 f .. - - fi 5 fbi than L nissan :mic H L g, lllll , I -W-2 Q . ' L I K .o,..e..,o,, d Nm, 3 Q ' ,iiso i ., Remembering . . . when fhe sun rose . Q . gm Seniors N I9 Jerry Whitmire - President David Johnson - Vice-President 'Q' ? MQ' . Q . .aw ffwgagot I ' ROW I CL to RJ - D. Johnson, M. Grabowsky, J. Whitmire, G. Koditek. ROW II - S. Petrini, A. Skaer, D. Runyan, J. S. Batiste. ROW III - K. Ono, R. Belair, R. Taccino, D. Devers. I. Pyon, C. DuPree. ROW IV - B. Campbell, D. Rector, Stikeleather, D. Kiser, M. Wagner. fx M fwfr' ti K I A i -. ' s Marla Grabowsky - Secretary George Koditek - Treasurer ROWI R Moore, D. Johnson, C. Lindgren. ROW II - M. Knox, C. Taccino, B. Paris, I. Lalk. Qfudenf Board WELCOME, That is what is in front of the Student Board office, THAT and all the trash David keeps putting out. Where did all the trash come from? Glad you asked! Mostly from the well kept files of the previous S.B.'s Cthat's Student Board'sJ. Oh yes, YOUR Student Board has been busy. We spent one month moving from office to office and three months wrestling with the files, but it all has been very meaningful, for all of us. Jill is learning how to use a phoneg Bob has fallen in love with the wall: Clark is making a fortune selling us his candy barsg Rosalyn is in complete amazement with usg Meg is busy keeping the files at her house: and Rochelle . . . well why bother with per- fection. That's us, aren't you glad you elected us! Oh, by the way, would you like to buy a balloon! ! STUDENT BOARD KALPANA AHMED: A.H.S.g N.H.S.g Interna- tional Clubg Betag Tutorial Center. DONALD ALEXANDER: J.V. Football 10, Varsity 11, 12: I.V. Wrestling 10, Varsity 12g Varsity Football Letter. ROBERTA ALLMAN: Office Aide 11. CHRISTINE ANDERSON: Track 10, 11, 12: N.H.S. 1O,11,12gG.H.S.1O,11,12gBeta 11, Co-President 12: Ski Club 10, 11, 12. TINA ARRIGO: Color Guard. RIAZ AZIZ: Asst. Director - The Great White Hope 12g A.V. Club President 11, 12, COut- standing Performance Awardjg Thespians. SHARON G. BATISTE: Intramural Volleyballg Track 10, 11, 125 Booster Club Sportsmanship Award 105 Varsity Track Letterg Anything Goes 115 Choir 10, 11, 12g Wakefield Singers 12g Dis- trict Chorus 129 Marching Band 10, 113 Senior Class Councilg Thespians 125 PSI 12, CAsst. Trea- surerbg Sigma 1Og Girls' State 11g Human Relations Conference 11g Morning Announcements 11, 12. Riaz Ali Aziz Nina Bailey Tina Bailey Robin Barbour Monica Barreiros Sharon Batiste Edith Amores Christine Anderson Dennis Andrews Tina Arrigo Mohammad Azam Victoria Abreo Kalpana Ahmed Seth Aldridge Donald Alexander Yasmin Alim Vanessa Allen Roberta Allman Luis Altuve 'Fw 0' VW 1 K 3 .f +41 Q flgvg iff! ffagew, ' :Z ,fum A Ki SP'-f ., M . I-i if K 'Z i ..:h.1.1d 1 f .v 34 fi ?'W Q in Q3 is ,ev NX ,SF .Q 6 v If ,f ,ff wwffyisfai fif r if ,ii V 'vs fix Karen Baumann Sandra Beavers Kristine Beineman Roxane Belair Wanda Bellamy lon Bemis Lisa Benegas Karen Benton Bryan Bishop Bita Samali Karen Blackadar Mellonie Boling Barry Bonner KAREN BAUMANN: M.H.S. 10: Outstanding Ger- man Student 11. ROXANE BELAIR: Choir 11, 12: Wakefield Singers 12: Stage Manager - Fall Play 11: Anything Goes 11: Play Festival 11: RHO 12: Thespians 12: Wakefield Newspaper 12. WANDA BELLAMY: Soul Squad 10, Co-Captain 11, Captain 12: Track 11: Track Booster Club 12. JOHN BEMIS: High School Heart Research Program 10. KAREN BENTON: Basketball 10: Softball 12. BRYAN BISHOP: Student Trainer for Football 11, 12: A.H.S. 10: G.H.S. 10, 11, 12: Football Man- agement Letter. BITA SAMALI: International Club. KAREN BLACKADAR: Softball 10: Ski Club 11, 12: RHO 10, 11, 12: Majorettes 10. MELLONIE BOLING: Flag Girls 10, 11, 12: Choir 10: Band Letter. BARRY BONNER: I .V. Football 10. DAVID W. BROWN: I .V. Soccer 10, Varsity 11, 12: Boys Gymnastics 10, 11, 12: G.H.S. 10. William Bowers Virginia Brackett Matthew Brandes Allen Bridge Virginia Broomhead David Brown LEIGH ANNE BRYANT: Marching Band 10, Rank Leader 11, 12: Orchestra for Oklahoma 10: Concert Band 10: Wind Ensemble 11, 12: N.H.S. 11, 12: M.H.S. 12: Keyettes 11, Treasurer 12: Beta 12: PHI 11. INELL E. BUCHANAN: Soul Squad 11, Secretary 12: Track Booster Club 12. VALERIE LAVERNE BURTON: Girls Varsity Track 11: DECA 11. JAMES E. BUSH: Poster Making - The Great White Hope 12: A.H.S. 11, Vice-President 12: Starstone Staff 12. BRET CAMPBELL: Oklahoma! 10: The Lion In Winter 11: Anything Goes 11: The Great White Hope 12: Talent Show 11: Senior Class Council: N.H.S. 10, 11, 12: Spanish Honor Society 11: Thespians 11, President 12: Science Honor Society 11, Treasurer 12: M.H.S. 12: Star- stone Staff 12: Best Supporting Actor 1975-76: National Merit Commended Student 1976: Activ- ity Letter 11: 2nd Place - Costume Contest 12: Graduation Marshall 11 . CINDY CELDRAN: Majorettes 10. SANG-ME CHANG: F.H.S. 11, 12: M.H.S. 12: N.H.S. 12: International Club 12: Beta 12: 1st Place - Sewing Contest 11 CArlington Women's Clubj. MAURICE CHAPMAN: Varsity Football 10, 11, 12: Winter Track 10, 11, 12: Spring Track 10, 11, 12: Sophomore of the Year CWinter and Spring Track - 105: Outstanding Relay Performer CWinter Track - 113 Coach's Award CSpring Track - 115. MICHAEL D. CLARK: I.V. Soccer 10, 11: Varsity Soccer 12: J.V. Baseball 10: Varsity Baseball 12: Ski Club 11, 12. CRAIG COOK: I.V. Football 11: Varsity Football 12. Steven Chappell Lynn Chiasson Michael Clark Linda Cole Deborah Coleman Craig Cook Robert Campbell Dennis Carter Cynthia Celdran Sang-Me Chang Maurice Chapman Michael Bruso Leigh Anne Bryant Inell Buchanan Cecile Burgess Valerie Burton James Bush Ana Cadima Bret Campbell -'H KU' 35, -pw fl ww.-4' 'Y f - me , . -vw - exif, ' f'3 V, H 4 ' K' ,. V1 - . , :Zio O 41 is E x , gf .ef I , ,.f,,. Cir- ffawf f. MO' A W f If I Q w,m,,,a A Wiz ,,. as Q ,WAN s , fn fjirfx .HZ ,hug .31 aff: -9 'a ,, f Wa if ,f.r f'H 'miaqhw 'W' 1 mu A wa, 1 l 4'?H i a rr-awla11'f.4wf , Q , , 'a Q -s 1 1140 W' a ataacislxnlawwp' 4. 1 Q ttlffw' 1 ag Ja 43111 112-AH 1 a 'mx . . if are ar2. :c af Rs aka alfawrevg If 41 -ez , I W b ff wf7','Z, f,Mf Q 2 Byron Cooper Cordelia Cooper Virginia Corder Regina Cordoba Linda Costas Sharon Coulson Linda Craddock Charles Dangerfield Greer Daniel Emma Davila Genise Davis Patricia Davis Reginald Davis BYRON COOPER: J.V. Tennis 103 J.V. Wrestling 102 Varsity Tennis 11, 123 Co-starred The Lion in Winter 112 Asst. Director - Anything Goes 113 Co-starred The Great White Hope 123 Selected to go to State Drama Festival 113 Most improved player CTennisb - 113 Selected as a Jun- ior Toast Master 113 Patrick Henry Award CSpeak- ingj - 103 Participation in the Economics Seminar 11. JENNY CORDER: Costumes and Makeup - Any- thing Goes 112 Costumes and Props for The Great White Hope 123 Wakefield's Newspaper 123 Drill Team 11. SHARON MARIE COULSON: Spanish Award KIVJ 102 Life Saving Certificate. LINDA CRADDOCK: J.V. Basketball 113 Girls Track 103 J.V. Cheerleader 102 Varsity Cheer- leader 123 Student Board CSecretary of Clubs - 1133 Rho 123 PSI 115 Varsity Letters 11. GREER DANIEL: Volleyball 102 Badminton 102 Homeroom Rep. 10: PSI 10, 113 International Cul- ture Club 1O3 Newspaper 10. EMMA DAVILA: Volleyball Intramurals 101 Girls Varsity Softball 123 Student Council Rep. 102 Beta 11, 12 CSecretary - 1233 International Club 10, 112 Economic Seminar Award 11 . GENISE DAVIS: PSI 11. DEBRA DEVERS: Varsity Softball 11, 123 Junior Class President 113 Senior Class Counsel 123 A.H.S. 10, 11, 123 Keyettes 10, 11, 123 Starstone Staff 11, Editor 125 Harvard Book Club Award 113 Softball Award 11 COutstanding JuniorD3 Head of School Store. ll' L Diana Deitz Patrick Delaney James Denny Debra Devers Margherita Di Cenzo Bryan Dixon KRISTIN DOCHTERMAN: GHS 11, 12: Keyettes 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Secretary 12: Beta 12: Ski Club 10, 11, 12: Drill Team 11: Guides 11, 12, Treasurer 12. WILLIAM DODGE: I .V. Soccer 11, Varsity Soccer 12: Varsity Wrestling 10, 11, 12, 2nd Northern District Wrestling, 3rd Northern Region Wrestling 10 , 1st Great Falls District Wrestling, 4th Northern Region Wrestling - 11. MARK DOLES: Varsity Cross Country 11, 12, Var- sity Winter and Spring Track 11, 12: Wakefield Guides 12: Key Club 12: Yearbook 12. MARY E. DOWD: Publicity Committee - Lion in Winter, Make-up Crew - Anything Goes: AHS 11, 12: Beta 11, 12: RHO 11, 12: Thespians 12: Ski Club 12. CAROLYN R. DUPREE: Softball 12: Homeroom Representative 10: PSI 11, PSI - President 12: Drill Team 11, 12: Newspaper - Reporter 12. L'TANYA GAIL DURANTE: Varsity Cheerleader - Co-Captain 12: Anything Goes Musical 11: Here Come the Warriors Talent Show 11, 12: AHS 11, 12: Keyettes 11: Track Boosters Club 12: Yearbook Staff 11: Homecoming Maid of Honor 12: Va. Girls' State Participant 11: Black Voices 11: Danced for International Club Pot Luck Supper. MICHAEL D. EDWARDS: Wrestling: Football NANCY ESAW: Girls Basketball, I.V. - Captain 10, Varsity 11, 12: Softball I.V. 10 - Varsity 12: Manager of Girls Track 11, 12: Intramurals - Ten- nis, Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Soul Squad 10, 11. BILLY EWALD: Varsity Soccer 10, 11, 12. GIULIE MARISA FATIGATI: Girls' Track 10: Choir 10, 11, 12: Beta 12: Ski Club 12: Keyettes 11, 12: Track Award 10: Drill Team 11, 12 - Secretary. MARY JANE FINK: AHS 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12: Yearbook Staff. OSA FITCH: Gymnastics 11, 12: Great White Hope 12: MHS, GHS - President: N.H.S.: Computer, Renssellaer Award for Excellence in Math and Sci- ence 11: Governor's School for the Gifted 11,9070 Award on German Test: National Merit Semifinal- ist 12. ERIC FORSSELL: Marching Band 10, 11, 12: Stage Band 10, 12: Small Part in MASH 10: Oklahoma 10: Anything Goes 11: Band Letter. Michael Edwards Nancy Esaw Caridad Estruch William Ewald Giulietta Fatigati Kristin Dochterman William Dodge Mark Doles Mary Dowd Jo DuBose Elizabeth Duke Carolyn Dupree L'Tanya Durante Betty Faulkner John Fields Mary Fink Osa Fitch Eric Forssell I anet Foust ww, My 4 rig! 0 Y 'PSI 163 wif David Frizzell Wendy Fronstin Jennie Fuson Benjamin Gardner Debra Garner Glenn Gera Gina Golden Lisa Goldfield t vw, Willie Goode Marla Grabowsky Cecil Gray Stephen Gray June Green JENNIE FUSON: Manager - Varsity Soccer 11, 12: Manager - Swimming 12: A.H.S. 11, 12: M.H.S. 12: Keyettes 11: -RHO 12. WILLIE BARRETT GOODE: I.V. Football 10, Var- sity 11, 12: J.V. Wrestling 10, Varsity 11, 12: Marching Band 11 . MARLA GRABOWSKY: Boys Gymnastic Manager 10: J.V. Softball 11: Junior Class Council: Senior Class Secretary: M.H.S. 10: Beta 10, 11: Ski Club 10, 11, 12: Student Representative to the Curricu- lar Committee on Health and P. E. CECIL C. GRAY: I.V. Soccer Co-Captain 10, Varsity 11, Co-Captain 12: The Great White Hope 12: Beta 12: J.V. Soccer High Scorer's Trophy 10: Varsity Soccer High Scorer's Trophy 11: Northern Virginia Regional All-Star Soccer lst Team 11: Who's Who Among High School Students in America 11: Boys' State 11. JUNE GREEN: Choir. MAURICE A. GREENE: Intramural Tennis 11: The Great White Hope 12: Junior Achievement Award 11. SARA HANMER: Girls Varsity Gymnastics 10: J .V. Cheerleading 11, Varsity 12: Boys Gymnastics Manager 10, 12: F.H.S. 11, 12: M.H.S. 11, 12: RHO 11, 12: Keyettes 12: Majorette 10. Maurice Greene Rajesh Gupta Willie Garner Deborah Hackney Rodney Hall Sara Hanmer WILLIAM E. HASKINS: J.V. Basketball 10: M.H.S. 10. VICKI HAWKINS: Softball 102 Choir 10, 11, 123 N.H.S. 11, 123 Keyettes 10, 111 Yearbook 123 Drill Team 10, 11, Captain 12. NONA HEMPHILL: Oklahoma Orchestra 103 Anything Goes Crew 113 Spring Play 123 March- ing Band Rank Leader 123 Choir 10, 11, 123 Wind Ensemble 11, 123 Advanced Band 10: Band Letter, Certificate . AMY B. HICKS: A.H.S. 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 123 Art IV to Spanish I Award. MICHAEL HULLANDER: J.V. Soccer 10, Varsity 11, 123 N.H.S. 11, 123 M.H.S. 10, 11, Vice- President 123 Science Honor Society 11, President 123 Latin Club Secretary 103 Guides 123 Boys' State 11. Amy Hicks John Hildreth Jeffrey Homme Richard Howell R. Michael Hullander Ionda Hunt William Heislup Nona Hemphill Paul Herman Maria Hernandez Julia Hickey John Hargrave: William Harlanc Mark Harlov Rhonda Harri: William Hasking Donna Haught Vicki Hawkini Lisa Heim I f if 2 2 G XM Q. 4 af nv' M W' f' :.a:inl iw- f:', 'IGP X Mfg - 1!!llu..u., UW- ' w.zf:,:: ' ' 5 ' k ' f- f 'IW 4 --u iw Q ,NA QW 'chard Hunt ill Hunter Slarence James ?amela James Elizabeth Jay Donna Jenkins Cheryl Johnson Clifton Johnson -If David Johnson Alex Johnston David Jourdan Deborah Judy Kyong Kang RICHARD D. HUNT: Football 11, 125 Baseball 105 Spring Track 12. JILL SUSAN HUNTER: Girls Track 115 Drill Team 115 Sophomore Homeroom Representativeg A.H.S. 11, 125 Beta 11, 125 Keyettes 125 WETA-TV 10. PAMELA LACEY JAMES: Girls Basketball 115 Girls Track 105 Intramural Badminton 105 Intramural Volleyball 105 Homeroom Representative 105 PSI 10, 11, 12: Black Voices 11, 125 Library Club 115 J.V. Cheerleader 105 Soul Squad 12. ELIZABETH JAY: J.V. Basketball 10, Varsity 11, 125 J.V. Softball 10, Varsity 11, 125 Varsity Soc- cer 125 Color Guard 105 A.H.S. 11, 125 Spanish Honor Society 10, 115 Science Honor Society 125 N.H.S. 125 Sigma 10, 115 Beta 10, 11, 12 - Vice-Presidentg Bible Study Club. DAVID B. JOHNSON: Varsity Football 10, 11, 125 Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 125 J.V. Basketball 105 Varsity Swimming and Diving 125 Track 125 Junior Class Secretaryg Senior Class Vice-Presidentg Stu- dent Board Chairman 125 Editor - Pendulumg 3 Varsity Letters - Footballg 3 Varsity Letters - Base- ballg Boys' State. BARBARA KENDRICK: Spring Musical 12: A.H.S. 11, 125 N.H.S. 11, 125 Poems Published in Pen- dulum 11. Suresh Kapur James Keaton Mary Anne Kelly Barbara Kendrick Rana Khoja Ziba Khoja JASON KIM: Soccer5 Gymnasticsg Gymnastic Let- ter. TAE SOON KIM: International Club. DANIEL LEE KISER: Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 125 I .V. Baseball, Most Valuable Player, 105 Ski Club 11, Treasurer 125 Statistician, Basketball 11, Chief Statistician Basketball 12. MEG KNOX: Spring Track 11, 125 Cross-Country 125 Swimming Mgr. 11, 125 Band 115 Marching Band 115 Drum Major 125 Jazz Band 115 Student Board 125 Student Board Member 125 Science Honor Society 11, V.P. 125 N.H.S. 11, 125 Beta Club 125 Guides 12. GEORGE W. KODITEK: J.V. Soccer 115 Donkey Basketball Player 125 Sr. Class Treasurerg Sr. and Jr. School Board Rep.5 Soph. and Ir. Class Rep.5 Ski Club 11, 125 International Club 105 Boys' State 115 Jr. Achievement Member5 P.A. Announcer. ERICI-I KRAUSE: Golf 115 Boys' Stateg Ski Club 11, 125 Yearbook. KATHI LEE LAPFERTY: Choir 125 DECA 125 Year- book 105 Office Aid 11. JILL LALK: Cheerleading, J.V. 105 Varsity Co- Captain 11, 125 Student Board 125 RI-IO 105 Year- book 11, Co-Editor 12. ROBERT LANGFORD: Sound and Light Crew 125 Math Honor Society 10, 11, 12, German Honor Society 11, 125 Science Honor Society 125 PHI 11, Sec.-Treas. 125 Computer Club 12, President 125 Newspaper 12. ELLEN LAWTON: Swimming, V. 105 Jr. and Sr. Class Councilg Ski Club 10, 11, 125 Beta 125 Swimming Letter 10 . MARY LAZAROU: Fall Play 125 Math H.S. 11, 125 Science H.S. 125 Latin Club 105 BETA 125 News- paperg Latin Tournament Awardg Tutoringg Drill Team 11, 12, Squad Leader 12. DAVID LEE: Wrestling 10, 11, 125 N.H.S. 10, 115 Math H.S. 10, 11, 125 Science H.S. 125 Ski Club 11, 125 BETA 125 Newspaperg Gold Medal Junior Olympics, 19755 Potomac Valley AAU Wrestlingg Tutoring. MIKE LEVINE: Baseball 10, 11, 125 DECA 11. Erich Krause James Kress Kathi Lafferty Jill Lalk Robert Langford Chanthary Kim Jae Kim Tae Soon Kim Tae Sup Kim Daniel Kiser Margaret Knox George Koditek Donika Kondili Ellen Lawton Mary Lazarou David Lee Pil Lee Michael Levine Cow-Lin Li Jia f2'Y ff-Rzv -wsssv Mssssi X:-:rx up ,Mr .R :MW 1 'hr 'lun-W ivo- nr-M' Qin 'W Jw 2-W 3 ff' I 'k mv., Ea W' 1 x Bw -wiv 5 fi?-f xmgi' . 4, ' v X 'iw' 'Sa Y hr 4 33 'ong-Sun Lim oung Lim aren Locke ale Lockwood obert Longauer fallace Lunceford llen Mackay ylvia Manning X. Carol Marchione Donald Marshall Ronald Marshall Laura Mason Lorraine Mattingly KAREN P. LOCKE: Swimming 10g Keyettes 10, 11g RHO 12g Beta 11g Drill Team 10, 11: Drill Team Letter. DALE E. LOCKWOOD: Basketball Manager 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 DECA 12. CAROL A. MARCHIONE: NHS 11, 12: AHS 10, 11, 125 GHS 11, 12 - Vice-Presidentg Keyettes 11, 123 Beta 11, 12g Girls' State Participant 11g Award for Outstanding German I Student 11g Third Place Ribbon in Wakefield Art Show: Volunteer- Tutorial Center 11, 12. JOHN ALDEN MCCLEOD, JR.: Football 10g Varsity 11. BILL MCGRUDER: J.V. Soccer 10. CHUCK MCKEEVER: J.V. Basketball 105 Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12. John McCleod Elcetia McDaniel Vickie McFail William McGruder Charles McKeever Wanda McQueen RANDY MCVEY: l.V. Soccer 10, 115 Varsity 125 Ski Club 10, 11, 12. , THERESA MEINE: Flag Girls 10, 11, 12 - Captain: Concert Band 10, 11, 125 NHS 10, 11, 125 MHS 11, 12 - Secretary: SHS 11, 12: SIGMA 11, 12: Government Debates, Bicentennial Youth Debates 11, Law Day Debate 11. DOUGLAS MIRON: Varsity Swimming 10, 11, 12 - Captain: J.V. Tennis 10, 115 The Great White Hope 5 NHS 10, 11, 12 - Vice President: MHS 10, 11 - Treas. , 12 - Presidentg FHS 10, 11, 12 - Pre- sident: Latin Club 10 and 11 - President5 Outstand- ing French Student 105 Outstanding Latin Student 10, 115 National Merit Semifinalist. LINDA LORRAINE MITCHELL: AHS 10. 12: Honor Roll 10, 11, 12. PAMELA ANNE MOORE: Varsity Softball 10, 12: Swim Team 12: Choir 11, 12 - Secretary5 Spring Musical 11, 12: Wakefield Singers 11, 125 Senior Class Council 125 Ski Club 11, 125 PHI 11, 125 Keyettes 115 RHO 125 Thespians 125 Yearbook 125 Drill Team 11, 12. LYNNE MURFREE: NHS 11, 12. PETER MURRAY: Swimming 10, 11, 125 LHS 125 Key 11, 12 - President5 Latin Club 105 Swimming Letter: Latin Certamen 12. NA BYUNG MOON: Soccer: Cross-Country5 MHS, Computer Club. - Lynne Murfree Peter Murray Byung Na Catherine Nauheirner Amy Nelson Geraldine Nelson Linda Mitchell Shayam Monaysar Pamela Moore Darlene Mullins Sheila Mullins Randy McVey Valerie Meekins Helen Meine Iohn Middlebroolf Warren Miduch Jacqueline Mima Douglas Miron Deborah Mitchell 'Nm-....... W' R' 7' 12255 'W Lf 5 3 4 wwf-, 691 Q iw , f W1 f dis V-'YL 5' Lisa Neville Carlton Newton Lori Nicklin Bonnie Niemiec Heather Nixon Yong D. Oh Kelvin Ono Bonnie Ovies Maureen Packer Perri Pagonis Evelyn Pankey Jong S . Pak Costas Pappas CARLTON NEWTON: I.V. Basketball 101 V. Foot- ball 10, 11, 123 Varsity Letter 10, 11, 123 March- ing Band 10, 11, 123 Concert Band 10, 11, 123 Choir 123 Sophomore Class Pres. , Ir. Class Rep.3 Band Letter 10 . LORI NICKLIN: Gymnastics 10, 11, 122 Girl's Track 123 Spring Musical 123 Sportsmanship Award 11. HEATHER NIXON: Swimming, V. 10, 11, 123 Flag Girls 10, 11, 123 N.H.S. 11, 12, Sec. 123 French H.S. 10, 11, 12 - Secretary-Treasurerg Math H.S. 10, 11, 123 Wakefield Guides. KELVIN ONO: Varsity Soccer 10, 11, 123 Varsity Gymnastics 10, 11, 12, Capt. 122 Varsity Letter 10, 11, 122 Sr. Class Council3 Math H.S. 11, 123 N.H.S. 122 National Merit Commendation3 Who's Who Among American H.S. Studentsg Model U.N. 11, 12. COSTAS PAPPAS: Newspaper 123 Yearbook Pho- tographer 123 Award for Outstanding Student in T.V. Prod. 123 Producer and Director of T.V. Show for Arlington's History 111 Produced show for CH. 53 10. I SU PARK: Art Honor Society. KATHERYN PATTERSON: Girl's Track 123 Art Honor Society 10, 111 DECA 11. JEFF PEEBLES: I.V. Football 102 V. Swimming and Diving 10, 11, 122 Key Club3 International Clubg Order of Demolay . ELISA PENSLER: Boy's Varsity Soccer, Manager 112 Swimming Teacher to Elementary Students 103 Choir 10, 112 Stage Crew 10, 11, 123 M.A.S.H. Play3 Oklahoma supporting lead3 Lighting 112 N.H.S. 102 Science Honor Society 123 Thespians 10, 11, 12, Sec. 122 Latin Club 11, 123 Varsity Letter CBoy's Soccer MgI.JQ Activity Letter3 Certificate for top 2070 of PSAT3 Law Day Oratorical Award. Bob Paris Su Park Ronald Paschal Kathryn Patterson Robert Peebles Elisa Pensler CHRISTINE PERRY: A.H.S. 12: RHO 10, 11, 123 Ski Club 11, 12g Drill Team 10g J.V. Cheerleader 115 Sophomore Class Representative. SCOTT PETRINI: Senior Class Councilg Thespians 12: DECA 11, 12. JEAN H. PYON: M.H.S. 11, 123 Beta 10, 11, 125 Keyettes 10, 11, Vice-President 129 Ski Club 10, 11, Secretary 12. RAHIMZADEH FARZIN: International Club. SOHELA RAZZGI-II: International Club. DAVID RECTOR: Helped Build Senior Float. CARMEN I. RICKETT: Wakefield Guide: PSI. Sohela Razzghi Sotheavy Reang David Rector Iames Rector Suzette Reeve Carmen Rickett Jean Pyon Ivan Quinonez Rahimzadeh Farzin Wanda Raiford Anita Ray Christine Perry Oscar Pereyra Scott Petrini Dan Pierce Theodore Pope Robin Powell Valerie Powell Janice Preston ,W 'ffl 1 .1 4' 'yt ' ' M 1' I A ., 0. ., 4 Q3 ' if ff 67 -f X M' 'sv fm ' K few' . 1. 'QW -,Q V, A .9 ' xfh. V , 'i '4 'KS K, 54,1135 -, -, ' ifq-i 7'gAgTE'i 3432? I X 'na .VM ,wx gs, mi ff'- ,A ,,.. .,,,, A ha:,wgg1f 1,,g,Yf,,- A, U .1 , Q. 4 A 41 wi ernell Ricks n Rigby ,uula Rissanen Aaria Robba Fatrick Robson viargarita Rodroguez .inda Ross Dennis Runyan TUULA M. RISSANEN: Girls Track 12: A.H.S. 11, 12: RHO 11, 12: Ski Club 12: Three Art Show Awards 10, 11: Homecoming Queen 1976. MARIA JEAN ROBBA: A.H.S. 11. 12: Sigma 10, 11: Latin Club 11, 12: Guidelines 10, Captain 11: Yearbook Staff 12: Band Letter 10: Honorable Mention - Wakefield Art Show 11. DENNIS RUNYAN: Varsity Soccer 10, 11, Captain 12: Intramural Basketball 11, 12: Talent Show 11, 12: Ski Club 10, Vice-President 11, President 12: Newspaper 12. ANN RUOTOLO: Ski Club 12: Junior Achievement 12. MADONNA RYABY: Soccer 10, Manager 11: Orchestra 10: Band 12: Beta 10, 11, 12. SUSAN RAE SAVELSBERG: Sigma 10. 11: Latin Club 11, 12: Guidelines 10, Co-Captain 11: Band Letter 10 . KATIE SCHAPER: Marching Band 11: Concert Band 11, 12: Stage Band 12: Latin Club: DECA. Ann Ruotolo Barbara Rushton Madonna Ryaby Kusum Sagar Michele Salazar Mara San Mary San Teresa Santiago Brigitte Sarkissian Susan Savelsberg Catherine Schaper STAN SELMAN: Varsity Tennis 10, 11, 125 M.H.S. 11, 125 Key Club 125 Good Citizenship Award. ARTHUR SKAER: I.V. Soccer 10, Varsity 11, 125 Boys' Stateg Model United Nations. TAMMY SLATER: Varsity Swimming 10, 115 I.V. Softball 10, Varsity 115 RHO 11, 125 Yearbook 125 Swimming Letter 115 Softball Letter 115 Major- ettes 105 Varsity Cheerleading 12. GILDA R. SLONE: N.H.S. 10, 11, 125 Keyettes 10, 11, President 12. ALICIA M. SMITH: Spanish Honor Society 12. CYNDEE LYNNE SMITH: Varsity Soccer 10, 115 I.V. Softball Captain 11, Varsity 125 Choir 10, 11, Treasurer 125 Wakefield Singers 10, 11, 125 Varsity Letter - Soccerg Captain's Pin - Soccerg Most Valuable Player - Soccer 10, 115 Most Valu- able Player - Softball 11. HOWARD SOBEL: Wrestling 125 Baseball 125 Choir 105 Singers 105 Chorus 115 DeMolay - Master Counselorg DECA5 Yearbook 125 DeMolay of the Year Award. SANDRA R. SPELLMAN: Black Voices 10, 115 Sophomore Class Representativeg PSI 11, Vice- President 125 Soul Squad 11, Treasurer 125 Track Boosters 125 Black Voices Secretary 11 . SHERRY S. STEARN: Winter Track 105 Spring Track 10, 11, 125 Diving 125 Pit Band 105 March- ing Band 10, 11, Drum Major 125 Class Represen- tative 10, 125 Guides 11, 125 Pendulum 105 Track - Outstanding Sophomore, Outstanding Runner 115 Leadership Conference 105 Tutoring 11, 12. JOE STERBA: Baseball 12. Dawn Sobol Jack Southers Sandra Spellman Michele Spencer Sherry Stearn Joseph Sterba Cynthia Smith Pamela Smith Phillip Smith Scott Smith Howard Sobel Schwartz Sylvia Stan Selman Gerald Sherill Edwin Sims Arthur Skaer Tammy Slater Gilda Slone Alicia Smith i s Film 4 J, r- :W 4, 1 X 'E 5 ' '59 ,M .A Wg? QQ 'wnwlf' fo' Y 11 X S if s 9 '1v J' 74444- PUHGX Robert Stetekluh Vlichael Stevenson Debra Stewart Wanda Stewart Luke Stikeleather Cynthia Swiggard Rochelle Taccino Cheryl Takahata 5 l Mai Huynh Tan Greg Tatum Anthony Taylor Anthony E. Taylor Donnie Taylor BOB STETKLUH: M.H.S. 10, 11: G.H.S. 10, 112 Ski Club 11, 12 LUKE STIKELEATHER: Varsity Gymnastics 10, 11, 123 lr. Class Councilgl Sr. Class Council3 M.H.S. 11, 122 Science Honor Society 11, 123 N.H.S. 10, 11, 122 Pres. 123 Ski Club 10, 111 Spanish Honor Society 113 L.H.S. 12. ROCHELLE THERESA TACCINO: Manager Swim Team 123 Fall and Spring Play 103 Make-Up Crew 113 Assistant Head of Make-Up, Asst. Set Designer, Set Designer for State Drama Festival, Alt. Rep. Soph. Classg Ir. Class Councilg Sr. Class Council3 Student Board Memberg Student Board Director of Improvementg A.H.S. 10, Vice-Pres. 11, Pres. 123 N.H.S. 123 Flag Girls 10, 11, Co- Captain 123 Guides 123 Arl. Journal - Interviewg Poster and Program for College Day 123 Honorable Mention, Art Show 10, 111 Band Letter 10, 11, 123 Scholastic Letter 12, Sports Letter 123 Starstone 11, Art Director 123 Leadership Day 10: Parades 10, 11, 123 Marshall 113 Office Aid 10. TONY TAYLOR: Spring Play, Anything Goes Dancer 113 Great White Hope 123 Ski Club 123 Latin Club 123 Key Club 123 Thespians 12, Treas. 12. MARIE E. TAYLOR: Drill Team 103 RHO 10, 11, 12. KEVIN TENNYSON: Concert Violin 103 Future Farmer of America Member 123 Asst. Director of Finance Committee QCareer Center Chapterj. IHOR TERLECKYJ: Varsity Soccer 10, 11, 123 Marching Band, Symphonic Bandg Sr. and Jr. Class Councilsg Ski Clubg Who's Who In American High Schools3 Photographer Starstone 123 Coach Little League Soccer. Marie Taylor Melody Taylor Pamela Tench Keith Tennyson Kevin Tennyson Ihor Terleckyj PAUL THOMAS TEEPLES: A.H.S. 11, 12. CARLA TERRELL: Varsity Track 10, 11, 125 Var- sity Softball 125 Drama 105 Chorus 105 Spanish Honor Society 105 Science Honor Society 105 School Newspaper 10, 125 Track Letter 11. DENNIS THOMPSON: I.V. Baseball 10: I.V. Soc- cer 105 Ski Club 10, 11, 12. GLENDA V. THOMPSON: Played Eb Alto Horn, First and Second French Horn, Organ, and First and Second Trumpetg Outstanding Award in Music 11. LISA THURSTON: Makeup Crew - Anything Goes 115 Sophomore Class Secretary5 Spanish Honor Society 10, 115 M.H.S. 10, 11, 125 Ski Club 11, 125 RHO 10, 11, 125 Drill Team 105 Tutorial Center 11. TRI THAT TON: International Club. LAN TRAN: J.V. Cheerleading 10, 11, Varsity 12. LYDIA L. TYNES: Varsity Basketball 115 Soul Squad 12. GEORGIANA YVONNE UHLER: Varsity Girls Track 105 Varsity Girls Gymnastics 115 Diving 125 N.H.S. 10, 11, 125 F.H.S. 10, 11, 125 Keyettes 10, 115 Beta 11, Co-President 125 Ski Club 10, 11, 125 Guides 11, President 125 Gov- ernor's School 115 Who's Who Among American High School Students. PENNY VEGGE: Girls Varsity Softball 105 Wake- field Singers 11, 125 Oklahoma 105 Any- thing Goes 115 Business Manager - The Lion in Winter 115 Junior Class Councilg Senior Class Council5 N.H.S. 11, 125M.H.S.11, 125 Thespians 125 RHO 10, Historian 11, President 125 Ski Club 10, 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Girls' State 115 Drill Team 10. MARY LOUISE WAGNER: Varsity Tennis 10, 11, 125 Soccer 105 Manager - Swimming 105 I.V. Basketball 11, Varsity 125 Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Councilsg N.H.S. 10, 11, 125 M.H.S. 10,11,125F.H.S. 125 Science Honor Society 125 G.H.S. 10, 115 RHO 11, 125 Wake- field Guides 11, Secretary 125 Yearbook 11, Business Manager 125 Activity Letter 105 Varsity Letter 10, 11, 125 Tutorial Center 125 Girls' State 19765 Arl. Co. Economic Seminar 19765 Student Rep. to Curriculum Committee on Social Studies 12. JIM WALSH: Track 105 Baseball 125 Ski Club 10, 11. SUSAN DAUGHERTY: Guidelines 10: ICT 12. Robin Vann Penny Vegge Mary Louise Wagner James Walsh Susan Weatherby Richard Weaver Suzanne Tillett Tri That Ton Lan Tran Lydia Tynes Georgiana Uhler Paul Teeple Coral Terrel Madeline Thoma Axel Thompsoi Dennis Thompsor Glenda Thompsol Gregory Thompsor Lisa Thurstor -di'l ' 'VN- I L A . ws. .pins 'lm Wx' me M, F .1 dx., I 1 ' 1 1 ,, f 59 V , if Q f v af ,f 3, ,M v, ,, A 1 f f Wy.,,,.,,f,w3,,,,ff'- ly,-: ,U-2 .f1z:ys:':,s:ye',fgzgteffs If xv' V , ,ww- A 7 ,fan l,.f E 9 sf f L 1'4'ffr'If -y, ', riff' f Ma fb 'f . if , 5 Q kc. xx wif f fv- 1 f ies? Qi iane Wev F Lynn Whitaker Gordon Whitehead Jerry Whitmire Darnitta Williams Lorraine Williams Rebecca Willis David Winters liulfiqar Zaidi lrol Zakirkhan Deidre Woodward James Yates Hwi Young Yi Carl Young Susan Zabawa IERRY WHITMIRE: I.V. Basketball 102 Student Council Representative 102 Class Treasurer 112 Senior Class President 123 School Board Rep.3 M.H.S.3 Ski Club 11, 123 Boys' Stateg Model U.N. 11, 123 Young Life. DARNITTA WILLIAMS: Soul Squad 10: Volley- ball. LORRAINE WILLIAMS: Anything Goes - 113 RHO 11, 12: Ski Club 11, 12. DAVID WINTERS: Mash 10: Ski Club. DEIDRE WOODWARD: Publicity and Programs 123 Student Board 123 RHO 123 Beta 123 Ski Club 123 Honorable Mention in a Stitchery Contest 12. JAMES YATES: Choir 10, 11, 123 Singers 113 Dis- trict Choir 121 Ski Club 123 Deca 113 Reporter 122 Distributive Education Student of the Year - 1975- 1976. SUSAN ZABAWA: A.H.S. 11, 123 Treasurer 12g G.H.S. 10, 114 Women's Club of Arlington for acrylic painting CFirst Placejg First Place Art Show 11. ZULFIQAR ZAIDI: Hockeyg Soccer. The Besf, fhe WITTIEST: Tammy Slater and Bret Campbell CLASS CHATTERBOXES: Mike Hullander and Karen Locke ,QQ U Mosf, and fhe Likelg, 9 5 2 e e MOST BASHFUL: Dennis Runyan and Margie Rodrique: + S' rare Q x 1 1 MOST MISCHIEVOUS: Ivan Quinonez and Nancy Esavf ,,.,. X Q, MOST TALENTED: Doug Miron and MOST MUSICAL: Greg Rice and Sherry Stearn 'ly' 12? Heather Nixon MOST DEPENDABLE: Debra Devers and David Lee MOST SPIRITED: Dennis Dunbar and Jill Lalk BEST DRESSE11 jeff Davis BEST DRESSED: Vanessa Allen MOST ATHLETIC: Steve Gray and Linda Ross MOST ARTISTIC: Rochelle Taccino and Ed Sims MOST INTELLIGENT: Doug Miron and Georgiana Uhler - I CLASS FLIRT: Marla Grabowsky BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS: Elisa Pensler and Byrol Cooper S 2 fs E 5 5 3 ss 3 2 Q E 2 3 3 E Q hx, .gm ' C S' 'f ' i --.I'f'5iiis 1521 5 Bi Q ww 'Y sf T Q uk Rx 'Sify T E Ki N M TRW? me V Y Ti X FRIENDLIEST: Jennie Fuson and Jerry Whitmire Q MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Maurice Chapman and Meg Knox BEST PERSONALITY: L'Tanya Durame and Danny Kiser BEST LOOKING: David Brown and Tuula Rissanen BEST ALL AROUND: Jerry Whitmire and Meg Knox Eaflaizcfagifify r Debra Devers f a r Doug Miron 46 Mary Louise Wagner Rochelle Taccino .fsaclazafiip Jerry Whitmire Rn.,- Maurice Chapman Mi... Carlton Newton Unuofvamanf w Heather Nixon Bret Campbell Georgiana Uhler Axcgofaugilb D3V1d Johnson Meg Knox W 3 S 'Vkkwm Hey, come here, quick! You should see the one that got away! I switched to Bayer. Let her take your picture -. vA s, You have GOT to be kidding! You're the only one who listens to me . .tmfl ff '7'f.,gfT s f 443' M MAI' He should be by here any minute now. Why did I wait so long to read this good book? We're having a test today. Shake. shake, shake! Teacher is gone - Time to cheat. Math is no laughing matter. Did that man wink at you? . . . And now for the blush. Wakefield Graffiti 5 3 F ff K?,: t A Q ix ii 1 -QQ 4, ..,- W if b .1 E W rrehe 1 3 9 5 or E e e h rr ro I Talk about high! CHEESE! f ff' -g., -fbe f -,::, A I Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers Who me? W-, gs. X . Ji i Wou1dn't it be easier if you xeroxed that Eat your heart out, Joe Namath! book? 5 X x 1. eeoo cy F ' 6 2 Canned again! Give me my cookie back! Two girls leaning against a VW. 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Uhler, C. Anderson, L. Jay, E. Davila, I. Crawford. ROW II - M. Rodriguez, D. Ryaby, G. Fatigari, M. Knox, M. Salazar, D. Sobel, B. Pyon, C. Lykes, M. Preston, M. Dowd. ROW III - I. Hunter, F. Fitch, K. Combs, A. Ono, B. Fournier, S. MacGruder, P. Delaney, T. McLean. ROW IV - K. Ahmed, L. Bryant, K. Dochter- man, S. Wincza, C. Gray. Befa X I Keg Club ROW I - D. Lewis - Treasurer, P. Murray - President, C. Purcell - Vice-President, S. Selman. ROW II - T. Taylor, M. Doles D. Sadler, C. Lindgren. ROW III - J. Rose, B. Darden, W. Clark, P. Wilkinson. ROW IV - Mr. McCaskill - Sponsor, B. Irby S. Hanmer, J. Karlinchak, H. Baumann. NOT SHOWN - M. Rooks, I. Homme. I ' u-l Kegeffes V7 may ci tai? I - I. Pyon, K. Dochterman, L. Bryant, G. Slone. ROW II - M. DeCenzo, C. Marchioni, J. Hunter, D. Betts, P. Marsh . Nicholson. ROW III - D. Devers, E. Moore, N. True, A. Morris, B. Haskins, T. Lynch. ROW IV - D. Wells, T. Ruhl, H arrid, I. Denny, K. Williams. ROW V - G. Moss, B. Anderson, L. Farner, B. Spencer, M. Crane. 'ff 'iii Ll I I Q XX 1 ' if , I , . it KEYETTE OFFICERS L. Bryant, G. Slone, K. Dochterman fi 1. 'f '-ck ROWI H Fand Ms P Frult A E1Sadek ROW II J Mlma T Soon K1m K K1ng N 'QQMQ M1a1Hg S Chang ROW III X Carlos K Ahmed S Soon Park S Razzaghl B Samalx M figktxx Moshaashale ROW IV A Mohammad L Thanh Le T That Ton F Rahlmzadeh ROWV 'ar n 9 'I 1- A W5 i his PHI P' v J U f . fr W i,f3,fU Vrgr fklxf 3 0,6 xp 'ff' f .pi 2 ff? ge' ' w fi.-D I ' f , ,rj A 5 1,1 if A N N- j . - 1 V ' M Q' I I E ROW I - Mr. Goffreddi, 1. Gates. ROW II - B. Brittain, M. Heiss, B. Lang- M. Heiss, B. Langford ford. ROW III - M. Crane, B. Anderson, L. Farmer. ROW IV - C. Purcell, B. Nielsen, B. Spencer. 82 Q IE 2 , M 3 ROW I - R. Belair, K. Locke, P. Moore, P. Vegge fPresidentJ, E. Mackay, E. Duke, T. Slater, T. Rissanen. ROW II - B Kwekel, B. Brumrnitt, C. Kelly, M. Rhodes CVice Presidentj, M. Wagner, J. Fuson, C. Perry, M. Taylor, S. Hanmer, D Woodward. ROW III - I. Lee, CSecretaryJ, T. Dowd, A. Holmes, S. Bellmund, L. Geer, J. Harmon, C. Karlinchak, S Bowen, S. Gabriel, N. Meyer. ROW IV - P. Bradberry, C. Ciley, H. Chung, I. Gibson, K. Wyche, K. Allen, K. Vavloukis V. Eftis, K. Walsh, C. Frltzges CTreasurerJ. Q-53 H ,1.!LfA AAAA IOW I - C. Dupree, Pres. S. Spellman, V. Pres. L. Brown, Sec'y. M. Spencer, Treas. ROW II - M. Croon, P. Roberts, C. lickett, S. Batiste. ROW III - I. Dangerfield, V. McLeod, C. smith, R. Moore. 'WN-.. W' I vm' -avi 4-wif - 1 1 I b4 - 1 ' f-+.....4N PSI I F I ROW I - D. Kiser QTreasurerJ, J. Pyon CSecretaryJ, C. King CV. Presidenty, D. Runyan CPresidentb. ROW II - R. Peterson, G Koditek, T. Rissanen, B. Ewald, D. Lee, J. Barber, A. Stikeleather, K. Williams, D. Woodward, A. Ruotolo. ROW Ill - K Dochterman, C. Anderson, M. Grabowsky, J. Whitmire, S. Payne, C. Lykes, T. McLean, G. Uhler, L. Ilcheff. ROW IV - B Brummitt, L. Geer, F. Fitch, K. Combs, B. Pyon, G. Beck, M. Preston, S. McGruder, D. Annan. ROW V - C. Karlinchak K. Quinlan, B. Rafter, M. Jones, J. Rose, D. Sadler, T. Dowd, A. Holmes, C. Kelly. ROW VI - M. Glowacki, G. Moss, B Kerr, M. Rhodes, E. Duke, E. Mackay, B. Stetekluh, S. Hanmer, B. McCarty. ROW VII - D. Thompson, P. Vegge, P Moore, C. Perry, K. Allen, K. Wyche, A. Young. Us x6 H I x ll I 'lx . . ' l CV 73 h . S . . Y ,. : A rf, . ,gb I . .63 . 94, dw . , XA 4 , 4-A , - , ...- , ig A , - lx I G ,, ff' ,. 'X - X '- 'F' -' ' .,,. .7 V V 'R 3 ab' V ' 45 i 'EQ , in '-- ' 'i 537 ' ' ' , A fp, . il: f . D .X NN 'I XR , , -.f - x z f F P L 955 Qffjgiiw MQ? V 1 0814 X 4 im , ,.Qf A? KA ,e ,' k v i g K rinain, R. Langfor l. V gf Q fy I l 1, N ff VX lik ROW I - V. Eftis, S. Petrini, D. Garwig. ROW II - W. Green, P. Phelps, S. Batiste. ROW III - R. Aziz, C. Betts, T. Taylor, R. Belair, P. Vegge, M. Peterson, B. Campbell - President, T. Taylor - Trea- surer. NOT PICTURED - S. Tesh - Vice-President, E. Pensler - Secretary, J. Hildreth. Y ' . 5- 3..-no Thespians I Q .453 it A.. ROW I - J. Kendrick, M. Fink, C. Takahata, P. Roberts, C. Perry, H. Sobel. ROW II - M. Johnson, R. Taccino, B. Davis. D. Devers. I. Lalk. R. Cnmnhpll, M Dnlpe M Just 20 more dollars until I have enough for my trip to Ber- muda. Piled up with work Q WAKEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 4- .I..m,.,,y - wi y 4901 SOUTH CHESTERFIELD ROAD -ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 22206 ,?3't'!5i'f1' en-saoo mmm- T0 THE WAKEFIELD STUDENT BODY: Me pauenft to you the 7977 STARSTONE. We ALL6Kl?!LCd rhzrough mam! nulnoa Uulzseb Ln aMembLclng thu gum- booh but we think Lt LA one 05 the but and we me pfwud 05 owr accomphlalunent. The exffuz money and Lihue Apmt by the Atagg an fmt wonh and otha Ape:-,ml Mgaota ,seem and woluth the eggofuf. we have woaked hand and we hope qou Lih gum boob. 1? f-ff Draw. DMM. 'M W? OIIIMCW' W I Umfwfh 6 I Wy 'Q VE? Q, mmf AM J' .gpfsgbifwm PMA QQLFSMA mm 1.2 -M...,c,..4.uv'-'JM' a11away, E. Krause, T. Slater, P. 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Q 15 'f I' ff' ,Q QV Q r. - ,W ,. , Fam asm vol 'shui Makin a,,,,,,W .... ...A x :-.H-- bs. ,... 1 -'2... ,.- f R' is Left to Right: L. Tran, S. Hammer, R. Kaufman, J. Harmon, L. Craddock, R. Bates, J. Lalk CCapt.J L. Durante CCapt.J, T. Slater, N Meyer, V. McFai1, L. Geer, B. Brummitt. 1, f'Q :'iE? Y Rkig ,f . yy f X K - f ,L f - Z Q -1-' R1 N T x E K Mawr ', J ,-be-'b ig 4 is .. ,M ff J , lx, . ' 0 X X fr . 1 I S' K fr, P! RSE' N A -A A il f ,E X X - A Q R 5 , e . R - L 1 ' -- f ,. x I WM Q -'X-J .. A . N' we VRRQ . . L A --ik ' 'M if . f., .gui t ...R A L V-fc ' .7 ' N Q, S X, N R 'N xp. 4 , A -WL1 b I L .L . ' I X W ,L S . , f 'Q - Y x' .CRN - W 1 If ' F 3 ' x 'XX ' 1 XA -. ' ,f 1 K 2 Mika, ' X L ' N' 1 xg:-3' N 4F Sara Hanmer I Inns-:mmsuznnsauun 13 n Tran ckie McFai1 l 5 ah? v 'Q VENT? WEP Kaufman ir K, Q: , , nal .' Durant 'Y 'NSN Versifg M Cheerleaders a Geer 4? 41 Z 2, WWW S Bates sang BIUITIITIIIT. ef? r Meyer XX Aff' 'eww WNW wwf Slater Craddock ! i 3 5 E ROW I - H. Chung. ROW II - F. Faltz, S. O'De11, K. Crawford, F. Hall, A. Young. ROW III - S. Payne. edit th Cheerleaders ces Paltz Crawford Z ww' MMQKW ' 'I 35 Q. , .Aung 2 425.24 1, ' 2 Hgoung Color Guard 'wr T Alf' 'ff' f h' . i:f5'W ' T151 . J W ' ' X x F., Q ' ' X . . , gs ribs.. . X - 3 ' 'N Q. - ' X X. . V f Q 1. 2.9 gl ,iv . is X 1-'f 1,f:N 1 QD -w s - -f'w .Q E 'L A Af' 2' Q, .W I ' I f J , ' fl kW ' 5 AJ Q N isis I x '71 D. Edwards, P. Lewis, L. Farnar, M. Rodriguez, D. Morgan, C. Miller. iff' .J V Si ROW I - D. Morgan, D. Edwards. ROW II - M. Rodriguez, L. Farnar. Q5 fr , ,N ' Ja.--.-.,-. -XM A..,,,., wW.N.I .. W q M, --...A 5 g , 6 l ll C -Q f ' o -2-Y fl 5 1 VCC Mx? ff el We 15 lol WI- B. Cogswell, H. Nixon, C. Crow, D. Beaver. ROW II - T. Meine, V. Going, J. Hall, T. Campbell, R. Tac kv Tammy Campbell Heather Nixon Rochelle Taccino Carol Crow Jackie Hall Donna Beaver Valerie Going Theresa Meine ROW I - L. Brackett, V. Hawkins. ROW II - S. Roberts, O. Lemus, I. Dangerfield, D. Betts, C. Dupree. ROW - I. Denny K. Williams, D. Whepley, D. Philyaue, T. Ruhl, D. Wells. ROW IV - C. Smith, D. Barnes, T. Coleman, D. Omert, K Sumerlin, I. Preston. Drill Team t 0 l If QQ' Els XO' I , . . .S , A : . , ., I . If M Q9 . ff? ' 6 ' pliflfjx f' Xll .A fp ' f' fm, . n l' f Gi ' Wx Q2 .05 .. Wx' 4 f 11- I NM Q , x If req. 4 4 , 4 4 fr X ,,,,,,,,,, g ' I ,wr J . 1?!,f.' I HW Vrfl F fr i? ' . . I 1 ' l . I X - g It ,f . I' ' flu ' a I Fr Hg ,. - . . f f . X I . linux Vul' ' fat. R X I f Lf, 591. gr I -..,. . I ,, , X Co. Capt. 1 if X9 'im O l X W X ,of N9 1 .iw . 1 A A pk , S 'Si!mrs, wg. S 4 0 av X O. HI- . umerin, . ati ati, . evin Marchin Band ROW I - S. Stearn, M. Lacy, C. Barnes, L. Bryant, T. Coona, L. Baez, B. Spencer, J. Middlebrook, V. Eftis, P. Stearn, F Ford, K. Quinlan, S. McNeill, N. True, M. Knox. ROW II - J. Bredehoft, N. Craven, A. Taylor, R. Carter, M. Crane, C Newton, D. Jourdan. J. Thomas, B. Nielsen, E. Forssell, V. McCloed, T. Lynch, W. Warner. ROW III - R. Wiegand, V Butler, G. Rathke, D. Heffner, R. Bryant, R. Weise, B. Butman, Mr. Pickerel, E. Pilegard, C. Roessler, D. Kerr, D. Watson G. Moss, T. Harris, C. Hwang, W. Burton. Welle 'QQUQ 6 I 'v f' gs Z , A fo , 4 3 CAG 0 get 9. 3 I cv Nga-5 so DRUM MAJORS: S. Stearn, M. Knox .OW I - Mr. Miller, S. Scarborouth, D. Robinson, W. Majors, P. Garner, Miss Turner. ROW II - E. Payne, C. Allen, G 'aturr1, I. Long, T. Pope, R. Barbour. ROW III - V. Brown, C. Ciley, S. Ouezenberry, T. Coleman, G. Ragland, M pencer, L. Gam. ROW IV - S. Petrini, I. Butler, D. Lockwood, D. Damron, J. Butler. D. E. C.A. I . ' I A ll' WI 5 'Ii , -- - . ---'M' H- i J i , I MY? Rx K. xxx? uw-lr 'R' ROW I - M. Wagner, H. Nixon, G. Uhler, K. Dochterman. ROW II - I. Lee, M. Doles, B. Ovies, J. Lin, K. Ahmad. ROWI - L. Dabinett, W. Green, M. Knox, M. Heiss. ROW IV - N. Lyons, R. Taccino, B. Fournier. G . Uhler President Wakef7eld . Guides , . 'O ' f f m ? , 'M ' ff kgmlaunur-W 4,00 if if 1: .1 Q Rroe 1 Krrrer . ,,., , . . ,,, ' 'f , ' ' I, - as p .Keo ' . LKRK K K P O H- Nixon . V 'f '-. . . 'Wy Vrce-Presrdent : ' 'Ci'-.. WM,.f ., -.11- .. mm X ,QM .. 1 .Q-5 Q ' R f ' ufQQQQ12f 'hW 'i,.. j M. Wagner K. Dochterrnan Secretary Treasurer , N 2 4. lt 3... IOW I - S. Zabawa, J. Bush, R. Taccino, M. Fink. ROW II - C. Azurmendi, A. -licks, D. Stewart. ROW III - M. Robba, S. Chung, S. Park, B. Kendrick, C. viarchione. ROW IV - A. Clark, C. Miller, K. Ahmed, M. Dowd, L. Jay. ROW V - K. Kim, T. Tran, K. Beineman, K. Ferguson. ROW VI - B. Fournier, M. Han, 4. Dola, E. Sims, B. Campbell. ROW VII - R. Garcia, M. DiCenzo, T. Scudder, J. Packard, T. Rissanen, I. Fuson. ROW VIII - P. Hansen, H. Bong, M. Rodri- guez, I. Hunter, B. Goodreau, I. Aziz. ROW IX - Mrs. Pajak, D. Devers, B. Zogswell, L. Durante, T. Le, T. Avery. NOT PICTURED - I. Berlin, I. Reyes, G. Gibson, I. Kim, T. Taylor, L. Mitchell, P. Teeples, K. Williams, K. Ault, D. Ihristian. Art Honor Society has worked very hard this year, but we could have lever done it by ourselves. We would like to thank National Honor Society for helping us make money to buy the potter's wheel. We would also like to thank the student body and the administration for :heir cooperation in helping us with our bulletin boards. A special Lhanks goes to Mrs. Pajak for all the time, money and help she has given. A.H.9. 5,-1. 0 Pres. R. Taccino, V. Pres. J. Fink, Treas. S. Zabawa. fi 3 Bush , 'Ejl Dx' CU Secy. M. 103 ROW I - H. Nixon, D. Miron. ROW II - S. Hanmer, G. Uhler, S. Chang. ROW III - S. Chang, H. Trees, R. Nank. ROW IV - M. DiCenzo, B. Four- nier, R. Levin, A. Tulowitzky. ROW V - A. Miduch, A. Young, S. Payne. ROW VI - K. Allen, M. Wagner, H. Shazli. P. Miron, H. Nixon - Officers 13 .QQ f , fs: If , I M -q fr 'ffi' W: 1-,Q I 1' 1 fa Jw ff ,,.f,,r f i ,ix iw eh 'I QEHIEE? . 4 421 ,WMS I ,K X 41 ff , 2 '- 2 5 I U fi nf' f, . I I ' K-J ,mxicf 4 v . ' will!! asf' 'ii 'ix' ATZVI' ' I U I ' Z 5 o ' o 0 1 . L 3 I 0 3 I Q . ., . -A I A W , ...' I g'-E1 :QQ HMG L' A ' I H 0 26 . I 5 v 0 I 'I' I ! 4 J ' I s Sha, 3W,,klA ,A 1 73' ' ,gog- zee W . - sway' v 9 0 'I ffl I 61982 sf '04 JK A Q 94 , 9.5 fijfi .04 V - ix Q Q4 4 xAlib.QQ D 1 5 1 T 5 Q . ' I 1 5 'll 3 ,5 1 9 S 'IV P 'nv 1 J ' 1 Q sxg A :'o' 'R mxfQ3g, 1 ll' nl 4 ,rc M , 1 French Honor Sooiefg 'Old X, 5? ROW I - B. Nielsen, C. Marchione. M. Heiss. O. Fitch. ROW II - N. Meyer, C. Gorlinski, B. Langford. ROW III - L. Thur- ston, G. Sherill, C. Steinke. G H r g k,.. , , Qoclefy ff C! r , g C. Marchione, O. Fitch, M. Heiss, B. Nielsen - offi cers ' IOS cmnsgnp onx H llllillllll The Wakefield Latin club, S .P. Q.R. Cthat's Senatus Populusque Romanus for all you culturally deficient plebe- iansj, was extremely active this year. We stormed Fort Hunt's certamen Ca Roman lt's Academic J but ran out of ammunition before the finals. After intense practice, our well-conditioned team went on the road to com- pete in such far-reaching locales as Winchester, Shacklefords, and George Mason University, advancing to the state play-offs at the University of Virginia. After a grueling season, we returned home to host our own certa- men in May. In December we attended the Virginia Junior Classical League convention in Norfolk. The follow- ing delegates distinguished themselves, winning twelve ribbons: Sara Bearss, Beth Davis, John Hamblen, Robert Lin, Clark Lindgren, Ch Martin, Tia Scales, and Tony Taylor. When having the club picture taken fabovej at Arlington National Cemetery, we were accosted by an enraged official who deemed us to be inappropriately attired. Although Mrs. Blair insisted, A toga's a toga! , the official insisted equally firmly, A sheet's a sheet! We rewarded ourselves by participating in a Roman orgy during the Saturnalia, and by going to see Rex Harrison in CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA at the Kennedy Center. HIS REBUS GESTIS, we went in search of ancient art to Baltimore and New York City. lncidentally, we also managed to do a little Latin. in ...M ,S X I IXQOT I XQJYI ' '- .isf-'Q X 4 YM 1 Q1 JSR. mn .,, - -,,. , .fm A17 'U Us 7 IL' fi Q Q x, ' n ww' X ! xcovvsm 'va'gB S! 5 X LCDYIK-D XI XI Q 1 K 1 1 an 1 id 4 4 C I 5, W M y , 4 , Q Wil. X 'if . fi ,A,, M 81,5 .01 0' W Jem . I K .11 f , ' . 3 .K v fy 9 0 J' ,1 85' N 1 I . My-.,, Q5 f34v'.g,w, 7 J E S 108 ROW I - B. Campbell, N. Lyons, M. Hullander, M. Knox. ROW II - L. Whipkey M. Heiss, M. Lim, H. Choi. ROW III - M. Wagner, B. Harrod, T. Meine, B Butman. ROW IV - B. Celani, E. Pensler, M. Ono. ROW V - A. Ono, C. Lindgren L. Dabinett. ROW VI - F. Fitch, K. Combs, D. Locke, H. Shazli. ROW VII - B Lang, M. Moshaashae, M. Guhta, L. Alsheimer. ROW VIII - L. Stikeleather, R Weigand, S. Bellmund, R. Nank. ROW IX - D. Southers, C. Gorlinski, K. Bowen. Q Q :.Lk I . se ? kj krrr 3,5 I 'PMN . B- w' Science 5' . I I ODOF .swmO- '. . I ,,, M. Knox, N. L ons, M. Hullander, B. Cam bell- Officers Y P A Spanish Olassroom A251 5 F V ' xx X is x , A ww-suse-no' 'Qm Q Juan Berlin estudia para un examen. Mafh Honor Sooiefg ROW I - T. Meine, N. Lyons, M. Hullan- der, D. Miron. ROW II - M. Lim, S. Chang, I. Pyon, M. Heiss, M. Coleman. ROW III - M. Wagner, B. I-Iarrod, P. Vegge, I. Fuson, B. Campbell. ROW IV - B. Lang, B. Butman, S. Chang, L. Dabi- nerr. ROW V - F. Fitch, K. Combs, L. Whipkey, P. Hensan, M. Ono. ROW VI- A. Ono, V. Efftis, L. Thurston, G. Sherrill, S. Hanmer. ROW VII - G. Gorlinski, I. Woolf, R. Nank, L. Orndorff, B. Fournier. ROW VIII - A. Miduch, L. Bryant, P. Roberts, M. Moshaashae, M. Guhra. ROW IX - I. Bredehoft, I. Pyon, R. Weigand, B. Spencer. ROW X - A. Young. ' I C H + 3 ... +.f '5 Y Y I. ' Y U X49 'E' I J n O ' g ,XA , K. Allen, I-I. Nixon, A. Williams. ROW XI - P. Wilkenson, B. Nielsen, O. fx .54 3 Fitch, Mrs. Jenkins. ROW XII - E. Ruotolo, H. Chung, K. Ono, L. Stikel- Q eather. ROW XIII - B. Langford. 's N. Lyons, T. Meine, M. Hullander, D. Miron - officers I N......-212 A ff ' Q v ,V 4 fr v I of 1 1 ' rw I I! 0 . XXI I I , 2 if 4- A ROW I - Mr. Kenefake, L. Stikeleather, D. Miron, H. Nixon, C. Lindgren. ROW II - K. Ahmed, C. Marchione, B. Campbell ?. Vegge, M. Heiss, T. Meine, L. Alsheimer, B. Spencer, G. Sloane, P. Roberts. ROW III - B. Kendrick, S. Bellmund, K 3owen, R. Nank, S. Bearss, H. Trees, N. Culver, A. Tulowitzky, M. Coleman, L. Golden, B. Brummitt. ROW IV - R. Tac zino, A. Scars, M. Guhta, V. Hawkins, D. Whelpley, K. Quinlan, A. Ross, C. Martin, B. Nielsen. ROW V - T. Tran, K I Q0 if ,. C Anderson P Davis G Uhler M Wagner H Choi M L1m S Chang ROW VII C Hwang M Knox M Hullander L Bryant A Miduch I Woolf A Ono F Fitch ROW VIII M Rodriguez K Locke J Lalk B Lang K Ono W Harrod R Wergand ROW IX A Williams M Ono G Sherrill L Mui-free D Southers ROW X G Gorlrnskl A Young K Wyche K Allen H Chung E Ruotolo O Fitch NHS Q V W .7 Y ix. , Combs, H. Shazli, D. Locke, V. Yost, S. Chan, L. Whipkey, P. Wilkenson. ROW VI - E. Fournier, L. Dabinett, N. Lyons If A I 1 - 1 - - - - . 'y - v X Q N O I 0 E 4' X V A W 1: 2 55' ' E ii KL 25 4 4 , A .23 , XR ., y ef K x ' E R, 4. 4' 1 it 14 3 f ,r if 4' x ff f I -I Thespians in Acfio Marilynn Ono and David Jourdan Dennis Dunbar Elisa Pensler and Karen Bemis Brian Eisenbart x fx f 5 W mx ZW' J, V. X 3 ., Y , 1 - A . 'WE i 59? Hin ss I have to do what?! cs- 1 3 How long do I have to hold this smile? Is this where vou sign up tor Latin? Now that I quit smoking , I need something to do with my hands. W' .txlyg fi ..-f' 5,13 3 Oh, dear, I left my flute at home! 'MW After 12 years we finally made it fthe float, that ish How disgusting! What do you mean, This is a stick-up? ! Halloween One day a year a strange sensation comes over the people at Wakefield. On Hal- loween, or as near to that as a school day can getg all sanity breaks loose and Wakefield goes wild. This is the day t rlirrar' ' you see everyone's inner personality. For that one day, the pressures of school seem to be forgotteng and we revert to our childhood fantasies. 92? ' 5 y,,,ff of 7 4 W - fp . -f iffy- ,,Af,' . Wg' Jr ,wr l k Q is Spirif my s ff 5, ' 11 W1-I -...ai Spirit has proved to be a necessary ele- ment in the life of Wakefield students. This was demonstrated by the excitement at the Donkey Basketball Game. The coaches proved to be the masters of the donkeys as they beat both the faculty and the seniors. It was an enjoyable evening that gave us a chance to forget the pres- sures of school. Qporfs I' x x Q 5 it X , 'Nyf '. Q., f f f 11.77 'S y. f v -x X- E E -5 --I 4 L A ...kk K bi s, V. A 11, xf... vf W B 4 S hx'--. M-mpw eu, , The Warriors completed another successful season, under third year head coach Bruce Hanson. Wake- field finished second in the Great Falls District with a 4-1-1 district record, and a 6-3-1 overall record. The season was highlighted by three outstanding games, a 14-3 win over district favorite Chantilly, an excit- ing 13-12 come-from-behind vic- tory over previously unbeaten and the area's number one ranked team T. C. Williams, and a 23-8 crush of Langley in the season's last game . Lindgren kicks for three! Oliveira fights for more! ROW I CL to RD - I. Nesbitt, D. Alexander, J. Oliver, P. Ricks, W. Goode, I Davis, M. Chapman, S. Gray, C. Newton, D. Johnson. ROW II - D. Green I. Biddle, R. Hunt, E. Johnson, L. Joseph, M. McCoy, K. Oliveira, D. Gar cia, B. Heislip, D. Lewis, J. Filmeck. ROW III - Coach Findley, Hanson, W. Stevenson, P. Smith, C. Lindgren, A. Lopez, P. E ? ....,.- ff J- READY! DOWN! SET! s- F M. Culpepper, M. Colvin, A. Reid, L. Gibson, Coach Mahoney, Coach Ran- dall. ROW IV - R. Garcia, R. Hartley, B. Celani, K. Boling, C. Cook, A. Lial, A. Dunbar, D. Mills, K. Cook. Managers - NOT SHOWN: Ben Gardner and Bryan Bishop. IVY af ag 5 if ax? L Offense on the move! Varsify Foofball Sidelines watch closely. Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Scores 6 Madison 7 Falls Church 7 Stuart 8 Herndon 13 Yorktown 14 Chantilly 13 T. C. Williams 'I Washington-Lee 13 McLean 28 Langley 0 27 17 O 14 3 12 '7 0 8 X V gif, QQ! 1 H' R., 1 iq . 3. Has' . 'Q 'gf xl? xg? 2. -. is TQ, 5 5' 'P M: S 1644 -I 20 3 'WJ8 5 Q Q 'P .,' ' Av'- ROW I CL to RD - J. Filmeck, P. Heffner, M. Ange, B. Lang. ROW II - A. Russo, D. Heffner, I. Karlinchak, M. Bartnek, M. Rivas, E. Robinson, Coach Perna. ROW III - Coach Avery, I. Butler, C. Spaulding, M. Williams, J. McCormick, P. Richard- son, D. Chapman, B. Syphax, W. Milton. ROW IV - L. Sherrill, J. Holton, M. Bryant, K. Bowen, B. Tillett, V. Spellman. J. V. Foofball reshmen Foofball ff fp., xiii, ROW I - E. Franklin, B. Shackleford, F. Sher, B. Harman, D. Smith. ROW II - T. Brown, D. Adams, E. Madrano, M. Harris, B. Blackwell, I. Filmeck. ROW III - R. Williams, S. Darrelly, M. Kahn, J. Geyer, G. Shoup, M. I-Iazelton. 123 , Home- comin And now . . . The Wakefield Warriors 7 '1 Maids of escorted Honor L'Tanya Durante, escorted by Carlton Newton, and Cathy Neuheimer, Dennis Senior Attendants Heather Nixon and Tammy Slater Homecoming Queen Tuula Rissanen escorted by Billy Ewald 'l.1 n 5' fwfr' Y O ik-xl Junior Attendants Ruth Kaufman and Nancy Meyer Sophomore Attendants Irene Gibson and Kathi Walsh The week of homecoming arrived on Monday, October 18, as classes put the finishing touches on their floats, and the traditional rivalry surfaced. During the week, each class worked to prove that they had the most spirit. This was cli- maxed during Friday night's half- time activities when the juniors won the float contest with their slogan, Beat the Devil Out of W- L. Despite a devastating 7-7 tie on a cold, windy nightg the excitement and festivities contin- ued through Saturday night's dance. ,aa 'K j . if ROW I - M. Doles, Q 5 I' S. R J. Homme, T. McLean. ROW II at K W, . P. Wilkinson, M. Stafford, M. Knox SCORES Wakefield 33 Chantilly 26 Wakefield 66 Herndon 40 McLean 29 Wakefield 36 Langley Arlington County Meet Third Place Georgetown Invitational Fourteenth Place Meg Knox finds an obstacle. Tim McLean goes up . . . up . . iipv, , , li Cross Co unfrg The team shows its form . The 1976 Wakefield Cross Country team, coached by David Hooper, finished with a 1-5 record in district competition and placed 14th in a field of 20 in the Georgetown Invitational Meet. Junior Mike Stafford placed 11th in the Northern Regional meet, qualifying him for the state meet. Stafford was also awarded the most valuable runner award. Paul Wilkinson received the Booster Club award. Senior Co-Captain Mark Doles. vp. eil.. Paul Wilkinson strides out. .. . A 'Ir - . , Senior Co-Captain Jeff Homme and junior Mike Stafford. ROW I - C. Gray, C. Khan, K. Ono, B. Dozier, J. Wisch, S. Gabriel. ROW II - T. Ly, D. Runyan, M. Clark C Bishop I Pyon, D. Brown. ROW III - Coach Lee, S. Bowen, B. Ewald, M. Hullander, I. Terleckyj, E. Grabowsky A Skaer B Paris J. Fuson. Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Varsifg Soccer Varsity Soccer O Connell W Yorktown O Connell W Yorktown Albermarle W- .Episcopal Yorktown 1 O'Connel1 3 v . 793 wear- .ia iw, ,, fa K3 y O Q fl sw-1 kqfwtkax sr . 'iq PS xa,,',. as Cecil Gray leads the way if f L . fp I ,g o .ww w'ifwsuf' 'i ' t' ' was i'w Ar ' ' , K s ui, , . ..g,g,.v,,,,-,g.s , Mya' Ono sets it up! :S Ewald jumps for a save . Chris Khan maneuvers around Episcopal defender. The 1976 Wakefield Soccer Team opened its season in September, 1976. The Warrior Captains were Cecil Gray and Dennis Runyan. Fifty-seven young men participated in the 1976 Soccer Program. The outstanding seniors were C. Gray, D. Runyan, K. Ono, B. Ewald, D. Brown, P. Vasquez, M. Hullander, A. Skaer, B. Dodge, I. Terleckyj, B. Paris, and M. Clark. The outstanding juniors were I. Wisch, I. Pyon, T. Bartholomew, C. Khan, E. Grabowsky, T. Ly, and C. Bishop. The season record was 3-7-1. Despite the record, the 1976 Soccer Team was outstanding . A race for the ball. ROW I - M. Hullander, J. Wisch, M. Machen, Y. Lim, I. Chong. ROW II - M. Pappas, G. Reynolds, K. Kaye, Rose, W Bently, I. Martin. J. V. Soccer Wakefleld Wakefleld Wakefleld Wakefleld Wakefleld Wakefleld Wakefleld Wakefleld Wakefleld Wakefield O Connell Yorktown W O Connell W Yorktown W O Connell I V TOURNAMENT Yorktown W- SCORES ' 3 ' 2 ' 1 ' O -L . 4 , Wakefield 4 Yorktown ' 3 -L ' 4 ' 0 -L . 2 , ' 6 O L OW I - L. Iay, S. Bellmund, T. Avery, K. Richardson. ROW II - L. Sullivan, D. Leigh, L. Golden, M. Coleman, C Roes ler, G. Karlinchak. ROW III - Coach Tomb, T. McLean, A. Miduch, M. I-leiss, G. Beck, C. Lykes, M. Preston Coach ernhardt. Liza 1. , W 537't'iW?wf1 'ff A 5 e '. kia., GIRLS soCcER scoREs I M Wakefield 0 Yorktown Wakefield O Yorktown Wakefield 2 George Mason Wakefield 1 Parkview Wakefield 1 W-L 'Ii Wakefield O Yorktown Wakefield 1 Parkview Wakefield O W-L Wakefield 2 Madeira Wakefield W-L L HH T 1 dwg I. V. TOURNAMENT Wakefield o W-L X, 5 --ar' f 7 4.55-,,, -, A A P g Vl1f i? lf1.,gf:2gfL . 1 4 , 4 73.52 A, Sauk 3' I' ns' I ' ,+ W I --.Q 5 'FH' tiff? MU ,, ' 5. .- A' Wa fglfrgbgi Q E, . is Tit W. 4357? ,Lai T' ',.. Q . 'm Www M .5 Mary Preston kicks downfield. Girls Soccer ROW I - T. Macri, K. Purcell, C. Karlinchak, I. Gibson, B. Fournier, Coach Blair. ROW II - D. Locke, A. Olden, C Lykes M. Wagner, K. Combs, A. Quinonez, M. Glowacki. The Girls' tennis team enjoyed the BEST SEASON it has ever had! They won five of their fifteen matches this year - five more than they've ever won before. The team is young, talented and full of promise for the upcoming seasons. Tami Marcri and Mary Glo- wacki shared the most valuable player award. Corrine Karlinchak was awarded the Booster Club Sportsman trophy, and Mary Wagner easily won the most valuable senior award. Great Falls District, watch out! Wakefield is on the move! 1 4 SAS A N, s M, vw-X.--4 YP Byron shows us how it's ' if ' f , f , . -A . , in 9' fm, . fa.. . , mg Ewa Qm,i s,. 4,2 nuff tae? M23 - in-WY? wi -Y A-ml' -vw t-, 'tw Aft W2 Me ng. n , jggvea v 'W wmv Zfalfk Qjmf tf ' , 1 a f fair W 5'5 ri? .Him it 5? w'r,.fft2: f ' 'A f lv fifff V - ,J I I Q. azyyl, ' , - Tif A ff-F.. wif 'N ff ' A g li? ff .. wifwf ., 1 JJfUff w- ,Ili f fj' ,bam ' f,'7,f,':,lf'2',ff'!7' 3 ,1,f,' Jf , rrr. f' W, ,,Y,V., p, ,', ., A O X f ' . f 1 asf? fi mtv ' gf , tx Aj!!! it , O, 4, H is . . - ' 1 done Ion tells it like it is Learning a hard lesson 'N' F fl F5352 r -...N ,ill Girls' Tennis l, V 4 ,- ,r y Z, A M gm '-,,aw1,l,g',. .J ff, 1 Z 1 . ahh' '3 2 if nf Q A Q I won 10-zip M or W ? 1 Mai, .,W,....lW, One more point and the match is mine fi ,Ax 1. 6-A ! .kV,, X , f , ,fff- ,.,,, ,I , ,lr :rag ill' wi ' 1 V , 6 ,M N f L an fx 2' , ,r I ' ,, ,, , -'Tug' What style! ! Where'd it go? Watch our, Billie Jean King. The Joy of Victory The ref 's not catchin' this one! rw-uunvwuux Unnnllluli Til Zl ' U!! 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' .- Q .v!?.L,C?-Z? ,Sikh A , .firing 3 W. ,X .. . . . ,. 6 , 4 17 ,f T if To 2. xg, 'Y9V'rQ e ..-. ,f v- ' , 'la 55,29 5 ' 2 PM li rf in S - fi mics M! mkzfhl.?31, 5'ap,we.-1'.21:, .wlxri-1 i--r:wRN5iQ?ff ' A race for the ball I kicked the habit! A ' ifS1if,i2 r K A 4 3, E, f or f Cecil Gray puts on the moves! Chapman takes a breather r T51 sf, C-if Defense sticks it to em'! The CTIHSC is OH! .Q X Q M. C R , I Cookin' Kenny Cook! ' F 2' 1132 ' wr 5:,.,':f3f'f Nr 'W' V Yagi-', 4 w 1, in V Za' ' It 1 e ,finial .TFP 'fi f, 6 Q F' 11, ,, L f g,'1f' A ' iw? Q51-f?p+'sjgw 7 4' 5,3 x if s ,fagfjrg 254' Fx ,C , 91, J qw if if ' ESQ.. it Q W Ln 9 N .1 K , xl ,. .. H 7 f eee- T we R so - Hullander gives it the boot! C . Cook blocks for Johnson , U I X 3 f . - 1 N. A , l V Y , A. ,. 'X uv , l . 50 ' 'lf V' if .fs -e 3 I if 5413- ' . Q W Q gf. Hs., 'C V C, u 525 ,ff ' 2 QW-uf f fi K ' ,n,ff' ' X M in ..,-,1 H V ,.. S. w',--gf? '1fIf! ' 'ami'-wg, i A moment of silence Offense does it again! fiilfsfi C 1 Y X l 1 X ROW I - T. Ruhl, D. Wells, L. Brackett - Managers. ROW II - D. Mills, D. Brown, S. Aldridge, T. Roberts. ROW III - R Alston, M. Colvin, C. Johnson. ROW IV - D. Gordon, B. Haithcock, E. Stewart - Captain, I. Grzeskiewicz, D. Lockwood NOT PICTURED - Co-Captain G. Sherrill, Managers R. Levin and P. Burns, Coach Veldran. Senior Co-Captain Gerald Sherrill Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Scores Jefferson Groveton Hayfield Woodson Williams Annandale Washington-Lee Yorktown Herndon Washington-Lee Langley Chantilly McLean Edison Herndon Langley Yorktown Washington-Lee Chantilly McLean '75 9'7 '74 CZOTJ 60 84 '71 56 62 60 60 64 '71 '70 COTJ 63 86 5'7 5'7 '75 71 61 GREAT FALLS DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Quarter Finals Wakefield 81 Yorktown Semi-Finals Wakefield 63 Langley '75 '71 Perfect form . A moment of silence. The 1976-77 Wakefield Varsity basketball team was a high scoring, fast breaking outfit who consistently scored in the 70s, scored over 80 three times, hit 95 in their opening game, and scored an amazing 116, a school record, in their final home game against arch-rival Washington-Lee. An early season ankle injury to star forward Gerald Sherrill disrupted the team's momentum after opening up the year with a very impressive 20 point victory over area power Jefferson 95-75. The team regained their momentum and challenged for the district title all year long. Seasonal highlights included: Gerald Sherrill's five 30 plus scoring games including two 36 point efforts which tied the school record: Senior Seth Aldridge's 35 foot jump shot with 4 seconds to go in the game to dump Woodson 61-60 after being down 7 points with 50 seconds remaining in the game: Junior forward Ezell Stewart's gym shattering slam dunks and year-round domination on the backboardsg Senior guard Clifton lohnson's excellent all-round play in keying the victory over league power Chantilly: and the pesky, always hustling play of 5'9 Junior guards Tony Roberts and Doug Mills. End of year honors went to our two star 6'3 forward Co-Cap- tains, Junior Ezell Stewart and Senior Gerald Sherrill. Both were All-District first team selections and both were honored on the All-Regional team. Sherrill was also the scoring champion in the region with a 23 point average. Guards Clifton Johnson and Tony Roberts received All-District honorable mention. , , 5 Q Q xg '15 S we Y at -.S ' . E G. Sherrill grabs the rebound. B0 SMIMNG Another one up against the boards. I S. Aldndge outjumps opponent. Tip-off! C . Johnson shoots for two . Sherrill jumps through traffic . at Q1 V .l. V. Baskefball ROW I - T. Kannon, J. Denbigh, J. Vollin, R. Garcia. ROW II - Mr. Hanson, H. Baumann, T. Johnson, B. McCarty, D. Kerrigan. NOT PICTURED - M. McCoy, E. Robinson. The J V Basketball team f1n1shed 5 '7 in d1str1ct compeuuon The hrghhghts of the season were a 3 1 I V Arlington County team was led by the high scorlng of Rrcky Garcia with a 19 '7 aver age and the reboundrng of Mark McCoy w1th a 13 8 average championship and a '74-'72 upset of league power Herndon. The R. Garcia jumps for two. Let's do it again! l l ROW I - W. Brundage, D. Lee, B. Dodge, W. Avery, T. Tran, K. Bowen. ROW II - W. Goode, B. Henderson, E. Grabowsky, H. Hart, D. Lewis, A. Reid, D. Alexander, S. Gray. This year's grapplers finished, for the second year in a row, as undefeated district champions. For the fourth year straight, they won the Metro Holiday Christmas Tournament. After a slow start, the team finished with an overall record of 8-4. By defeating rivals W-L and Yorktown, they remained Arlington Co. Champs for the fourth straight year. The team finished fourth in the district tournament. Billy Dodge finished in lst 4 h. place, followed by Willie Avery 2nd place David Lee and Erik Grabowsky 3rd and Steve Gray, Ray Hartley and David Lewis, I Grabowsky nears a pin. No escape for W-L. Bowen with a near fall Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield rd Another pin for Wakefield Irby receives final advice Scores Woodbridge Jefferson Madison Mt . Vernon Lee McLean Langly Yorktown Chantilly W-L Ft . Hunt Herndon Pin em! !! Hartley controls his man. D . Lee forces opponent off mat. W. Goode in action. ...W ,, ,, ,K 'E 2 Z fu K . Bowen drives his man to the mat. 4 gl' i rrro R. Hartley receives congratulations after victory . M, OW I - N. Turner, H. Sobel, B. Dozier. ROW II - Coach D. Hooper, K. Boling, B. Irby, J. Denny J. V. Wresflin The Junior Varsity Wrestling Warriors are few in number but have much deter- mination and courage. They deserve rec- ognition for their hard work and struggling efforts to lead us to victory. Special mention should be given to Kirk Treakle, Ben Henderson, Harold Hart, Keith Bol- ing, and Coach Hooper. VARSITY: ROW I - B. Thompson, D. Milburn, C. Garner, R. Moore. ROW II - C. Karlinchak, K. Allen, N. Esaw .Co Cap tainj, L. Ross CCaptainJ, M. Wagner CCo-Captainb. ROW III - Managers - F. Cook, J. Stewart, C. Bynum, B. Waddell NO PICTURED: I. Preston . Will it, or won't it? Tense moments . . ., Nm.. .,..,.,. ,. .... :::::t::i::t:,::ix'1p:'z::ra1.tz1.zz.w.ez,::5ggg5g5ggi:g. Aly Q ' - ifff..,M-1Mf.fr,.,1.1is...mr-fsfrfffzsNM....i:q,.1Q,qa-5. B ,m . Q, . - I R- -H.-- vim- uw. : . '- I M K r.. I., ,.... I . sfszwiseseesgasggsgfgrfggggtgggws N I ' 5 .N-. . M... ,.,...... 1 ,. ,,.. Y, X sf. 5 -' Y ' ., I I Eiassrzzffa-sf.-tzzsszfzzsfzRWsss2!e. 2 1 :-4 232515 sw..1---saws-s,:gsgrkzQNy 5 I Efliws 'Q - . 55.2.21is.111522isat2ezzseassssfiizfizzzeaze. K gi ., :szsszsssszsszzszzzsswexzeeeiizztszzsazessssa Nas. --'- 11.2-W - ' .3' saE:zsffw51!zafSse?' ass tk't'A ,- .. K ' Ists I if - N w .. s ,,.. I ,.... .. .... .. . . . -W.. . ... N... . X. .mrs .sziasfmim -i-wav. 3 -. .Q ,sp-Q3-.Qt-v A- as ,I This is the way it's gonna be! Debbie sets it up for a shot. Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Scores O'Connel1 Williams Williams Yorktown Herndon Langly W-L McLean O'Connell Chantilly Langly W-L Yorktown Chantilly Herndon McLean District Tournament Wakefield vs . Herndon Girls ' lakba .... ,,,W,,,,.,m,,,,, ,L Coach Greene and Coach Jones Do it, Linda! ! The Girls' Basketball Team finished the '76-'77 season with a 5-'7 district record and advanced to the district tournament. High points of the season included a '70-35 crush of Yorktown in the dis- trict opener, subsequent decisive victories over W-L and Yorktown, and an ALMOST victory over lst ranked Herndon. High scorers for the varsity were Kristin Allen and Linda Ross. The upcoming sharpshooters for the I.V. were Barbara Thompson and Pat Venable. Our thanks to Coach Greene and Coach Jones. UNIOR VARSITY: ROW I - L. Alston, P. Venable, M. Harper. ROW Il - E. Burgess CCO Captainj, K Rachmeler, C Hubbard, ' Marshall CCo-Captainb. NOT PICTURED: K. Vuono, M. Hoffman, T. Brundage 2 ' f T 5 , 3 n mmnfzrn-.ww--,, 1 . X 'wanna P'-fs Win fer Track ! 5 5 E ra ROW I - J. Oliver, C. Spalding, D. Halsman, M. Chapman, W. Brooks, D. Carter. ROW II - M. Williams, V. Spellmen, S Elliot, D. Garcia, J. Faltz, A. Fernanders, P. Nauheimer. ROW III - A. Russo, W. Lang, S. Fairbanks, L. Nance, B. Tubbs T. McC1ean, R. Campbell. Q i , W, ,,,, ,MM F ...., r p n K Q if I Q.,-Mhz , W 4 E Our Star - D. Carter. Our Star - M. Chapman. 46 I .EFT TO RIGHT: I . Peebles, N. Lyons, G. Uhler, D. Johnson, S. Steam. Jeff Peebles finished the season undefeated in dual meet xompetition, setting a -team record in diving, finishing End in districts, 7th in regionals. Nancy Lyons placed 4th n districts, 9th in regionals. Diving was one of the strong- :st events for the swim team with strong performances rom David Johnson and Georgiana Uhler. I . Peebles performs a reverse 1 16. Divin :kt,,zMY' yr 4 C. Uhler prepares for a backdive. I4 48 5 E 2 ROW I - R. Nixon, S. McLean, C. Gorlinski, K. Harris, R. Slater, D. Miron CCaptainJ, P. Murray, I. Boyd, K. Kaye, II McAndrews, D. Sadler, S. Reinard. ROW II - T. McLean, M. Crane, B. Spencer, S. Pickett, D. Maish, A. LeBlanc, H. Nixc CCaptainD, A. Holmes, L. Dabinett, N. Lyons, G. Uhler, L. Sprague, S. Stearn. ROW III - J. Summers CCoachJ, C. Bitter bring CCoachJ, D. Johnson, J. Peebles, A. Grabowsky, I. Barber, G. Beck, M. Knox, I. Fuson, R. Taccino, N. True, M Fabacher, R. Peterson, K. Dola, W. Clark, G. Kalepp CCoachJ, V. Meleski CCoachJ. This year's swimmers placed 4th in districts and 8th in regionals. Darby Maish placed lst in the 50 and 100 yard free at districts along with a 3rd place finish in both of these events in regionals. The girls' free relay placed lst at districts, 3rd in regionals. During the season, I-I. Nixon broke four individual team records, D. Maish broke two, and K. Kaye broke his own records in the 100 yd. backstroke. . f r - ,.,, ,. . W ,Mas M ??fs .7i555'f575f:f5ff5' . 7.fi5!f,5f -4 FSH' - 1 , -. - , .... , .. ' - 1 FT:63291,f1SifE:If:'fff3fff5i51:ff.ffm '- '55 'fffkff . II7'i3!5?'I 'f 7 Effff' ,A INf5.:!?5. kifif' H. Nixon backstrokes to victory. They're off! Varsify Swimmin Kevin Kaye flies to the finish. X Tracy wins again! Shark? ! Where? ! ! ! WHOOSH! : . f'---vf ,'-'f .I ' r H ' iii'i N , .,,, .Q ..,,.,. .,,s,s..., , wma :IM A . . . Q I -f-- rv: fig., ' -V if 'MTN --. ,, ., nmv A ,, - ss:.s r M- gf. Vw--MN ALLL P-,MQ L' ' x ' A ' 1,.,,' ,wwf i 3.9359 I , .L - A'--- ',!:'WF ' if i , F A if f -- . 75-INK' fr 1 'n',n . i snnnwh V ' - ,, . , ' if ' ' W In sf .',, .fag 'f ' ,-,L- A 3 W ' S i s, ,..k 'K ' -' w His K, I' f , 5' Y 4? . .f .s Look, ma! One hand! ! Practice makes perfect Boys' Gymnasfics ROW I - Coach Lee, P. Kinsey, J. Simasek, M. Hullander. ROW II - T. Pei, K. Ono, J. Mason, L. Stikeleather, C. Bishop, C. Hwang, O. Fitch, B. Pyon, R. Macri, L. Benjie. NOT PICTURED: D. Brown, J. Kim, T. Kroury. Men's gymnastics is a sport of strength. Whether it be the subtle strength of a toe point, the explosive strength of a back flip, or the brute strength of an iron cross, the gymnast must be in complete control. This control along with balance, flexibility and courage will determine the gymnasts path in his pursuit of perfection. ii S h sa wggy, Mtg..-7. E Ma ,, ',....2YE..1y-- -W-1 s Q 5 sa.-. , 'E 1 .. . ' S' is 3, Z.. . S A55 . Q Z 2 ' ggi fl 1 - z x - , , .ig , 'K sl I if 5 ' 2 .2 of , V55 'r Q iff, HH 3 E. gs ,,,- 1 x E i P. Kinsey performs an L on rings. T. Pei easily performs a straddle L . . 5. . fe- - 4 M I I . Simasek loops off on horse. I . Kim demonstrates an L on parallel bars. l X? n W . I 2 65 Y 'W '15 n M, l ? n f Q 3 1, .1 an 3 , I ,. p . ' 1 f . ' 'Hn if 2 K W 55. , ' - -fr, E f '.wigg1 EJf5? ' ' W, l pi 'A V I' ,y in-3 ,Q Q fm , it :gut M , I 8 . 1 A W eg, fu ,, , A M., ' W Vx . ' afmgaWi,4',.,.M V , W f' b ' 1 Y 1 V W' D. Brown shows determination. I . Mason front swings on parallel. C. Bishop shows concentration. pw' 'W-..., , x HMA x .e w 4 321' A P 5 1, ' 5 OVON. V Q K . Ono performs front scissors on horse . L. Stikeleather demonstrates a front split. Girls' Ggmnasfic 1 1 sf. - , 1 'Q A Qui A ,,:,,..., ROW I - A. Miduch. ROW II - C. Smith, C. Betts. ROW III - M. Coleman, T. Campbell. ROW IV - P. Phelps, A. Young, F Ford. ROW V - L. Nicklin, L. Landon, F. Fitch, Ms. Quist, D. Dietz. NOT PICTURED: B. Laws, S. Hudson. The 1976-77 Girls' Gymnastics Team placed 4th in the tough Great Falls District Tournament moving up from their last place standing of the past two years. Anne Miduch placed 3rd all-around in D1str1cts and 7th on the beam in the Regronal Tournament ga ms llulnal1...-,,,... ..,. A 1... -may. 5, A. , oo 15 - fr 'Wflijglf E 1 A0 Z '34, 7 'S i ff f f ,4 W -qw, ,. uf nk fa, , ., , -' fy s , f -f:,7:ff:f:mw2 ' 1 M , A ' f-ff' ,,, 4. W. . 4. Look out below! ,,,, av ,J Ta - dah. W wf-nal , ,w,gg,-e A o 5 Hey , Big Boy! .W-f-1-zf, f 5 x' 1: uk 1, ,in Watch out, Nadia! Congratulations, Sharon. Varsify Baseball 'faux fg pi1m:? jf F: 4- Coach Veldran, K. Henson, G. Manes, D. Johnson, D. Brown, M. Clark, E. Robinson, S. Winzca, W. Miduch, R. Garcia, B. Donnelly, J. Hamblen, D. Kiser, M. Levine, S. Fairbanks, L. Gibson, C. McKeever, Coach Findley. K Q55 K ' fa F ,.. .W , :5R.,gs.::.,:ff.c..mf -,-fstrimff . ...fy B wks, . ,, Hi ., 568 , 5 Sf , R was ay- 535 'ls W X SY? gush? ,rywfx 1 E 3 ' ,A , K .iss xy.-5.15. Y X x 5 Y A Q , MN ',v J 11' . 13 .3154 . ' RRIUR B RTUUR RRI!! -in 35, ,Wins ii' lf . is 5 16 'i-l - .Q . i n A A a , . B NN, Q .anvil 1 ar Ks. 'W 'X B ' M ' .K in .. - Z 'W 3'-' Y K 2 11 ki K+ 'K A K . 'V X' ' . -4 S -' K K, L in ' :Q 'ki 17 2, Q . , ' ' 6. . ..... iii . - A - 4' -psazgfffszz--SQTERFIV -' A1 X s-'- fg . 'K 1-:Q-I ' X y -. ral, I ., ' C Csso. ,B M. - G T2 a fs.. .,iif':.'f 'it 4 1 . . A 5 fl 1 ,A ffgfgl' .V ...gh -V Alf. Qiflilfi. ' D. Brown, R. Garcia, D. Johnson R. Garcia, B. Donnelly, E. Robinson, C. McKeever we fwlfwi i? S. Winzca, L. Gibson, J. Hamblen, D. Kiser, M. Levine, K. Henson D. Kiser, M. Levine, Coach Veldran, D. Johnson, C. McKeever J. V. Baseball 5 s 5 3 1 I ROW I - 1. to r.: D. Chauncy, S. Truesdale, H. Howard, R. Peterson, P. Richardson, A. Pulliam. ROW II - R. Ghormley, M Skagen, E. Forssell, Coach Findley, C. Rayburn, J. McCormick, M. Wells, P. Rodriguez. N X 3 ff X 1 ,,,, QM' ,, Q ,wifi dw. ,f 1 , frpfwzn x X gg-p-1 f v, l -W .M-4'i 'g4 W. , Y I Tfaxw. iw, -1 'I '. ef- .fs 4 ie3 'fya Golf D. Runyan, J. Middlebrook, M. Galloway, R. Hall, Mr. Newman, D. Annan. Mx. ,Q ,fe A 3 ,f ,fyj 7' J? . ' 3 31:32-as s in -4-'T ,Ns-Pm'2,,4e, ffmsg.,-, f, ' 71 ' ar --'Tk ur - Lesson No . I. It's still there guys Girls' Track ROW I - I. Robinson, S. Stearn, M. Knox, K. Crawford, R. Cooper ROW II - I. Williams, Q. Franklin, B. Spencer, L. Alston, D. Milburn, P. Phelps. ME V' Y 2? ,sa ' A ,V., . , . K S . Stearn C . Anderson Sprin Track 1 r ROW I - D. Garcia, M. Chapman, I. Faltz, W. Brooks, S. Elliot, D. Carter, M. Stafford, K. Boyd. ROW II - Coach Avery, T. vIcLean, P. Vadian, M. Doles, W. Campbell, W. Lang, M. Williams, C. Lyons, D. Chapman, A. Russo. ROW III - B. Tubbs, VI. Rivas, L. Nance, T. Washington, M. Rooks, L. Bartnek, Coach Smith. a-s..,,,x lkx, 5 M. Chapman and J. Faltz D. Garcia . 'gy' dll ROW I - S. Bellmund, E. Nash, C. Buchanan, M. Preston, C. Karlinchak, D. Devers, L. Geer, M. Fatigati, D. Cave, A Earls, M. Crane. ROW II - D. McFail, F. Ford, P. Henson, K. Rachmeler, H. Chung, G. Quirk, C. Columbo, A. Olden, C Terrell, K. Allen. ROW III - Coach Thomas, P. Bradberry, A. Miduch, F. Fitch, K. Combs, M. Bartholomew, T. Avery, D Beaver . C. Karlinchak E. Nash M. Preston Girls' Soffball M.F ROW I - D. Do, P. Smith, S. Selman, B. Cooper, B. Gardner, C. Dangerfield. ROW II - R. Wiegand, C. King, R. Reyes, D Kerrigan, L. DiCenzo, W. Campbell, R. Celani. ROW III - J. Kelly, B. Melville, W. Haithcock, J. Berlin, J. H. Baumann, K. Perry. V A 1. J 'rm E 1 ... Coach Haithcock, B. Gardner, S. Selman, and B. Cooper S2oi?ffff fff'fmf'f iff Qs Coach Haithcock and D. Kerrigan s X 2 S. Selman Boys' Tennis B . Cooper W I Fall Qporfs Banquef ROW I - C. Lykes, C. Karlinchak, M. Chapman, C. Gray, W. Goode, J. Wisch, D. Runyan. ROW II - S. Gray, B. Ewaici, Lee, C. Newton, C. Cook, B. Heislup, M. Stafford, P. Wilkinson, M. Glowacki. Winfer Qporfs Banquef 1 ' A . -1 1 f , -'Y' , .Q . - f 1 R -- .. . ., I A , -KN ROW I - W. Avery, J. Paltz, D. Carter, M. Chapman, D. Garcia. ROW II - M. Wagner, H. Nixon, S. McLean, B. Dodge, L. Nicklin, A. Miduch, L. Ross, N. Esaw, D. Miron. ROW III - K. Kaye, D. Maish, E. Grabowsky, B. Spencer, G. Sherrill, C. Karlinchak, E. Stewart, C. Johnson, M. Stafford. Super Spo DEBRA DEVERS - Girls' Softball BILLY DODGE - Wrestling LINDA ROSS - Girls' Basketball CECIL GRAY Soccer LIZ JAY Girls Soccer DANNY KISER Baseball DOUG MIRON - Boys' Swimming LORI NICKLIN - Girls' Gymnastics HEATHER NIXON - Girls' Swimming CHRISTINE ANDERSON - Girls' Track W9 V 4,15 MARK DOLES - Cross Country GERALD SHERRILL - Basketball -CS nf Y .X 'mx I , If Each year, the coach of every varsity team selects the one senior who he or she feels con- tributed the most to the team effort. It is not necessarily meant to be the best player but rather the one with the best attitude, regardless of his or her individual ability. The Star- stone salutes the Super Sport- speople - THIS IS YOUR YEAR. MARY LOUISE WAGNER - Girls' Tennis KELVIN ONO - Boys' Gymnastics STAN SELMAN - Boys' Tennis WILLIE GOODE - Football Coaches - those insufferable human beings who make you run, work out, Wi' y . 5 R fx R as 0 . A J do drills and generally tire you out 4 X QM - -K , f ' N' after a long day of school. Coache Whzit makes a person want to be a 1 ,kn ,lsi to . I.: t E . ,,,,.s,1 1 S 5' at I My r, s 483' S r X coach? ii Is it the thrill of victory and the ag of defeat that compels him to be a of it all? Or is it the secret desire watch athletes at their finest moments? No, it has to be sometl 'X s....f Q. f P 4 ,..,,,w 3 k . .K ,pf F x f 'Ein A ,322 5515 ,.,,,!'i'M K S X 'F sk R . j iw 1 Y ,Q N -f lui' H iff wp' : J gm, +4 , ' 4 n 1 I' Xu fl-A fun o- , n -,,' ' w.' n '0 X, . ., Q o ' a 'u 'Q 'Q 1'u .. o. s, Nb 4 P K n, ,,'. 1 s sg, l 5 'I fn' ,f-9 - f A Vgi. t . WW, t -tp, ,E ,I .N R Ha! Ha! Ha! I'm having an appendix attack! Looking at things from a different point of view. w 5 1 S i a f Warming the bench. I 1. ff, Stop! You have a run in your stocking! It's mine! It's mine! id , :.- .x- Glrnme that ball! All 11 takes 18 a 11tt1e balance Typlcal Wakefield V1CIO1'y -rf' -1 .W Jockette . Underolassmen . NWA-f?, YQ! 'S xx?- K jli infeg, 'Wi ,f X - A'f ik 4. X Y 'JY' iv he' f IN 'Mr Q ,ff Valdine Allen David W. Allman Lange Alsheimer Anju Arora Cira Azurmendi Luis Baez Stephen Bailey Debra Baker Donna Barnes Anthony Bartholomen Sara Bearss Amy Benad John Berlin Jo Ann Berry Debbie Betts Sanjeev Bhatia Barnabas Bickerton Chris Bishop Ion Blackledge E. Keith Boling Hae W. Bong Debra Bonner Susan Booth Susan Bowen Cynthia Bowers John Boyd Stacy Brasfield Tony Brooks Wayne Brooks Lisa Brown Stephen Brown Barbara Brummitt Lynda Bryant Carol Buchanan Samuel Burton Jeffrey Butler Brian Butman William Campbell Robert Carter Dianne Cave Robert Celani ln S. Chang Sang-Ae Chang Young l-lui Chang Gerald Chiasson Hae-Ran Choi David Christhilf 174 fu Q0 pu.. su- .JY kppf-M Ulu irc, Eric Christiansen Hyun Sook Chung Diana Cicolani Herman Clark Wayne Clark Sandra Clavijo Linda Cole Margaret Coleman Therese Coleman George Colvin Marianne Crane Dietra Craven Jack Crawford Muriel Croom Michael Culpeper Nancy Culver W. K. Cunningham Renee Cutrona Laura Dabinett Daniel Dailey Don Damron Thu Thi Anh Dang Irene Dangerfield Robert Darden Bonita Davis Karen Davis Judith Detorie Angela Dobbins Robert Dodson Robert Donnelly Tracy Dowd Amenetta Duckett Allison Earls Decarious Eason Nina Edley Brian Eisenbart Edwin S. Elliott Brenda Epps Jeanette Evans Matthew Fabacher Stephen Fairbank James Faltz Tammy Farmer Marisa Fatigati William Fields Timmie Fleming Elizabeth Fournier Darrell Franklin Carleen Fritzges Valerie Frye Suzie Gabriel Dennis Garcia Emesr Gaskins Linda Geer Ralph Ghormley Langdon Gibson Lora Golden Barbara Goodreau David Gordon Charles Gorlinski Erik Grabowsky William Green Schelley Hall David Halsman John Hamblen Mi Hee Han Chris Harden Arena Harmon Myra Harper Jeffrey Harrison William Harrod Philip Heffner Marina Heiss Keith Henson Nyaim Myoo Hlaing Nyainl O Hlaing Donald Hodges Allison Holmes Robert Honaker Mike Horner Phil Horton William Houser Charles Howard Carmel Hubbard Che Hwang Elizabeth Ilcheff 176 Y M-1--1w.,b mv' I xx k P x 1' ey .61 'fv .,3' fi- mf Z7 oa- '-1 Tommy Ireland Muhammad lslan Debra Jackson Terri Jackson Lynn Jewell Stephen Johnson Gwendolyn Jones James Jones Mitchell Jones Terira Jones Louis Joseph Corrine Karlinchak Ruth Kaufman Judy Kendrick Donald Kerr' Richard Kesner Kemal Khan Jung Souk Kim Kimaun King Berry King Chris King Perrin Kinsey Sherri Kirk Joan Knou Berry Kwekel Monorhu Le Kerri Leblanc Denise LeBremon Kyung Lee Mary Lee Karen Lehrma Randi Levin David Lewis Cow Hwa Li Arthur Lial Nyugen Lien Mi R Lim Mee-Sun Lim I77 Robert Lin Clark Lindgren Catherine Lykes Teri Lynch Nancy Lyons Ijaz Mahboob Elizabeth Maish Gregory Manes Paula Marsh John Marshall Joe Martin John Mason Vicki Mathna Mark McCoy Scott McGruder John McCvuckin Craig McDonald Tim McLean Tracy McLean Roberto Medrano Nancy Meyer Douglas Mills Varina Mohammed Jeffrey Moore Woodrow Mowry Michael Murphy Ruth Nank Eleanor Nash Patrick Nauheimer Carol Nicholson Brian Nielsen Keith Oliveira Deborah Ommert Marilynn Ono Linda Orndorff Robert Page Michael Papa Gwendolyn Parks Lisa Pearson Valentine Peck Keith Perry Richard Peterson Pamela Phelps James Philyaw Sharon Pickett Sandra Porter Mary Ellen Preston nr AA wina- J-as i' , I' lr' V My Chris Purcell Jin-Bong Pyon Scott Quesenberry Robert Rafter Gary Ragland Gary Rathke Regina Ray Chris Rayburn Brenda Rhodes David Riggles Paul Riggles James Rivenbark Patty Roberts Pat Ann Roberts Jennifer Robinson Luis Rodriguez Cynthia Roessler Mark Rooks John Rose Tamara Rosenbrook Arthur Ross Robert Rowe Joseph Safko Douglas Sams Claudia Sarmoria Sandra Scarborough Michelle Scheifdenberger Hannah Schwartz Tina Scudder Theresa Sellars Patricia Senisse Mi Soon Shim Jon Simasek Marshel Skagen Rick Slater Barbara Spencer Mike Stafford Teresa Stevens Ezell Lee Stewart Tamara Strack Katy Summerlin Cynthia Summers James Thomas Nguyen Vu Toan Rhonda Tousey Heli Trees Scott Truesdale Robert Tubbs Arlene Tulowitzky Robert VanCamp Juan Vasquez Steve Vaught Ronald Wallace Wendy Warner Donna Watkins Denise Watson Raymond Weiss Douglas Weller Paul Wilkinson David Williams Karen Williams Wanda Wilson Steven Wincza Franci Wine Jonathan wisch Christine Woodley Crystal Worrnley Anthony Wright Tony Zadnik Scott Zirk Class Officers he PY N. 4 T'3' ROW I CLeft to Rightj - B. Fournier, E. Grabowsky, C. Lindgren, P. Marsh. ROW II - B. Celani, I. Harmon, B. Brittian, N. Lyons. ROW III - W. Green, M. Croom, P. Roberts, J. Boyd, I. Berlin, L. Dabinett. QUE .13 'X qs aww x 5 . I rv 2 3 Q Erik Grabowsky - President Clark Lindgren - Vice-President Betsy Fournier - Treasurer Paula Marsh - Secretary Whispering sweet nothings. I've got a secret. Conternplating his navel orange . And for my next trick . . . An anonymous vandal . ., ,ig fjfflwww , - 4 ff The Washington Monument. Cphoto by D. Hagemeiery 55 S How to use a compass. Christmas American Style. Cphoto by D. Hagemeierb -I '4 sgewsfvfsz , ,, ,.,,, f ,ww 1 zwwfwfllifl , When someone tells you to turn around , don't. The answer to the question. Remember. . . I r Who was that masked rnan? To bring your books to class. 5 Randy Abreo Steven Adamick Dino Agius Fehmida Ahmad Nita Ahuja Ruma Ahuja Belinda Aldrich Kennedy Allen Kristin Allen Lisa Alston Gita Amini-Zandjani Michael Ange Barbara Anderson Elizabeth Angelo Roberta Angelo Andrew Annan Mohammad Arif Eva Arrigo Karen Ault Teresa Avery Sheldon Baker Laura Barba Ian Barber Michael Barkes Caroline Barnes Susan Barrack Maureen Bartholomew Michael Bartnek Harry Baumann Donna Beaver Grace Beck Diane Bell Eugenia Bell Lurie Belotte Melissa Benitez Barbara Benn Christopher Benner Wayne Bentley Linda Bezich Dub Bharti Mike Billingsley Alicia Blackwell Wayne Blincoe James Boswell Karen Bradberry Lois Bradberry John Bredehoft 186 CI? 1. ,4- was Larry Brown Robert Brown Vanessa Brown Michael Bryant Thomas Bryant William Bunney Patricia Bums Raymond Bruce Earsell Burgess Gregary Burgesser Steven Burrington Corletta Bynum John Campbell Reginald Campbell Robert Campbell Tamara Campbell Sam Carias Alan Carter Angela Carter Tamara Carter Yun Kyung Chang Donald Chapman Donald Chauncey Richard Cheski Bom Chon Daniel Christian Eric Christian Helen Chung Cathy Ciley Sandra Clara Alicia Clark Brenda Clark Pam Clarke Elizabeth Cogswell Maria Cohilas Kim Combs Linda Conn Felicia Cook Roger Cordoba Brenda Coulson Kathleen Crawford Carol Crow Rene Cumba Tara Dawson Reyes R. Delos John Denbigh Judith Denny Marie Detorie Sonya Deyampert Louis Dicenzo John Dickson Theresa Dittman Keith Dixon Kim Q. Do Kenneth Dola Benjamin Dozier Bha Rati Dube Darlene Edwards Victoria Eftis Ahmed El-Sadek Vasques Fabric Linda Farnor Amy Farrell Karen Ferguson James Filmeck Teresa Finks Fonzie Fitch Cheryl Fleming Nehemiah Fleming Raul Flores Karen Fouraker Athena Franklin Amanda Freeman Deborah Fugel Lawrence Furr Richard Garcia Connie Garner Denise Garwig Richard Geer Tia Gibbs Eleanor Gibson Irene Gibson Juanita Gilchrist William Gilliam Olga Gittelson Mike Glock -re-r gi-a av' 4 Mary Glowacki Valerie Going Kathryn Goins Lyssa Goins Virginia Gorlinski Alita Grabowsky Harold Green Joe Grzeskiewicz Bastenia Guillen Mriduld Gupta Aaron Hall Deborah Hall Faye Hall Jacqueline Hall Michele Hamilton Anthony Harris David Harris Vivian Harris Ray Hartley Crystal Heath Donald Heffner James Hickey Linda Hicks Duey Hippeard Joseph Hirshorn Timothy Holcombe Emeline Holgado William Horn Betty Hoskin Henry Howard Sharon Hudson Brenda Hughes Robert Hum Bruce Irby Darlene Ismer Rosemary Ivey Lisa Jackson Raydell Jackson Phillip Jacobs Teresa Jacobs Laura Jewell Esther Johnson Terry Johnson Charles Jones Janelle Joseph Daniel Jourdan Sanchez Kannon Justin Karlinchak Cynthia Keith Jonathan Kelly James Kendall Jimmy Kendall Paula Kern Barnaby Kerr Dan Kerrigan Raymond Kidwell ln Suk Kim lnkyon Kim Young-Jae Kim Bo Kinnal Valencia Kirkley Christine Knittel Debbie Kokler Jungsik Kong Alain Kurtz Mary Lacy Laura Landon William Lang Sylvie Lavoie Barbara Laws Benjamin Layno Andrea Leblanc Eun Lee R. Kenneth Lee Robert Lee Olga Lemus Maria Liappis Roger Liller Sun Dong Lim Yong Lim Paul Linden Denise Locke Audrey Lockett Deborah Long Thomas Lonsinger Flavia Lopez if 22' Bonita Lucas Laura Lukacs Randi Macri Dianne Mannon Michael Mapel Priscilla Marshall Charles Martin Nancy Mason John Mcandrew Veronica McC1eod Stephen McLean Gerald McCormick Anne Miduch Jack D. Miles Cheryl Miller Soraya Mino Michael Mitchell Erin Moore Rosalyn Moore Robert T. Morehead Debra Morgan Lisa Morris Virginia Moss Pamela Mullins Perry Myint-Hpu Anthony Nelson Timothy Nicklin Robert Nixon Pamela Nofsinger Nancy Norton Ellen Norwood Candace O'Connor Ann Olden Agnes Ono Rae Ann Pace James Palmer Mihail Pappas Yang Hee Park Yeong-Ran Park Scott Parker Lawrence Payne Suzanne Payne Donna Pearson Stella Pereyra Alfred Peterson Michael Peterson Deborah Philyaw Dee Pierce Edward Pilegard Richard Pippin Bev Powers Karen Purcell Kathleen Quinlan Kim Rachmeler Marvin Reed Steven Reinard Joselito Reyes Catherine Riley Susan Roberts Susan Robey Cassandra Robinson Adriana Robles Carlos Rodriquez David Roman Joseph Rose Terri Ruhl Eric Ruotolo Myra Saddler Richard Salazar Christopher Salman Eduardo Sarmoria Rockshana Sarwery Peter Savemark Kathy Scanlon Leslie Scott Suzann Shappek Heba Shazli Lee Sherrill Lillian Shorb Richard Short Saralynn Singleton Lourdes Sio Catherine Smith Jeffrey Smith Kathleen Smith Sharon Smith Chandis Spaulding Vernon Spellman Larry Stafford Pamela Stearn Cornelia Steinke Jocelyn Stewart Angie Stikeleather Ileda Stone mf 6' fa--- ll --.ff as 55... K 'X 'h'x an Nl. 629' 33 Frederick Strickland Lisa Sullivan Michael Thompson Russell Thompson Robert Tillett Duc Tra Thang Van Tran Kirkland Treakle Nancy True Nathan Turner Luis Umana Teresa VanDemark Jennifer Van-Sant Brice Vasques Lorena Vasquez Frances Vavloukis Katherine Vavloukis Patricia Venable Kathy Veney Deborah Viertel Norma Villamizar Katherine Vuono Benthea Waddell Kathi Walsh Ruth Weishuhn Deborah Wells Dianne Whelpley Beth Whetsell Ronald Wiegand Allison Williams Iacquelyn Williams James Williams Joyce Williams Kimberly Williams Martin Williams Shaun Wilson Wendi Wilson Malar Win Cynthia Winkle Donald Winkler Sonya Woody Anthony Wormley Kelly Wyche Kathy Yates Victoria Yost Anna Young Christine Zadnik Andrea Zajac Oscar Zuniga 193 4 R. Garcia - President R. Moore - Vice-President ROW I - R. Moore. ROW II - K. Williams, T. Carter, J. Harmon, C. Smith, V. McC1eod. ROW III - S. Robey, D. Beaver, C. Crow, J. Denny, B. Kwekel, F. Vavloukis. ROW IV - L. Hicks, V. Frye, G. Bell, C. Bynum, A. Carter, V. Eftis. NOT PICTURED - R. Garcia, E. Robinson, H. Chung. n E. Robinson - Treasurer H. Chung - Secretary Sophomore Class A Lovely Moment. What? ? ? Q new 6 See number 30? That's my brother! WWI' i 1. X If Q., r ,, 5 Snap my best side! Did you hear the one about the X Little Boy Blue . J gaafrkw Yum, Yum, school lunch. oo lv V ', , 8 ' A' 5' 3552? 'AIA J ..m'ifi1 XXV Ian Y 5 rm WMWWV H A f ,,,. . ,,,, Wakefie1d's very own soul squad. z E ? 1 '-L, Loitering in the halls. Soul Train. Isn't the retirement age 65? - Q Acting up for the substitute . -- ' Nt! se. Zu- ywl 'A 3 sf: . Wide-eyed innocence? He can pin 'em with both hands in his pockets. 1' f W. -f 5?,o.,,.seswW ft What is that on the floor? Bret and his better half. Y' at X Sr wk. ' ak F1 eet 1' ' 1 'H 1, F Sf? x-5 x 'ilwisf 'sl in A , psf .. , h N -nj . 3' Doing last night's homework. 5 f wrwmvwx Misty memories. Right there is the answer. fs wg, 1' new My Snowed under. Yeah, I'm talklng to you qi- i-.?r ywxgy - Q 0 lr: .gganxi Taking a break . --...us 1 - X ., A P N -4.-.1.t:,e 9 r , I rw-ree . LL,L .f S' Y Q K Q K , ,,,,,....-f- Fhese new chairs are great! Let's hir the showers. No, I'm NOT a sophomore! Waiter! ?! X The runners-up in the Ms. Wakefield Pageant. Pin Him! Yeah, I'mC.B. V 3 K Q Uh-oh! My old boyfriend . -fat, 5,54 ali 4-A .4,.,,. 4-. li UZJE' C5 Ilia: ' , M 'wi L 'V W Eva 'N V Hatha Yoga 'bak Edwin Sims - Maria Robba Wh0 is this CIOWH? Von gold keys in scholastic portfolio awards in regional com- etition sponsored by Hecht Co. 2 F30 U if f Y ',,1 Nw QQ! O4 Wakefield High School serves as an effective educational institution in which a multi-ethnic and multi- lingual student body learns to cope with the complex problems of today's society. It is our hope that the contributions of the staff have prepared you to meet the challenges of the future. In the past few years I have been impressed and pleased with the growing awareness on the part of students of the problems of their school and community. Equally important has been the recognition of individual differences in students and a growing tolerance of these differences. Since we live in a complex society complicated by individual differences, perhaps your most valuable lesson has been a recognition for toler- ance of these differences. To the graduating class, I say, thank you. The success of this year would not have been possible without your active leadership and support. To those who remain, I look forward to our continued association, and I pledge to you a continuing effort to develop more effective means for student participation in the programs of the school. Together we can work toward preparing you for entry into a complicated society as a useful and productive individual. Al 5 , .f,, 4 'I .9 Mr. Vicfor Blue, Jr. Principal 5 fp 'gaigifig Il My .ww E a gK5s. Y Q: if if Q D in? ,. an I! ' in 1' v 4- 4 Jo. 4 'vw if 1 f, .f 0 r,.4 fjsf of' 24 Q 1 -.I an k AD 1 A4193 ., 5 -. mfg. . I fu ' jf ggi z .ff ,,,' .. , , A , , 4' f ,sf ff 1 ft, f, if v J, ff K 'F V ., Y, e ,,, f'CV J ,ml ,ye , ,I ,fn 5 , Iwi , 11 . ,bw il., ,W K M , F ,gum -asia - 'lv'-'H f f f jfrffi! 1 if Hurley ,rttxttntll W an Qlllfmif W .,, ' ', ' Wg 1 B lmlffffl' i - . .,,, . is- -1 N - fl U a niflrm MX E. Pajak - Art ww-Q-vm-1... S. Welles - Ceramics A I . Pickeral - Band QR S. Wood - Music fl Where else can you learn to paint, draw, type, take short- hand, bellow out songs and squeeze songs out of instru- ments? Why, the Art, Business and Music departments, of course! Each deals with peo- ple's individual talents and cul- tivates them to make them bet- ter. That's hard work. M. Johnson - Business 1,-,iv I. . I I.. .l'l. 0 Q0 O' 'oc L 5,4 ' ffm ., M. Lymbouris - C.O.E. C. Crudup - Business M. Srensek - Business O8 N-.....! C. Boyd - Drama G. Groves - English E. Bartlett - English S. Hilton - English M. Richmond - English ,f rj 5 ? M. Martin - English M. Toivanen - English L. Chesler - English J Sai -li 4 T ,fffg arravechia - English C. Sullivan - English X 'XX -ir X D. Holbrook - English J. Greenberg - Reading The English Department is systematic - in American Liter- ature, you learn about Hester Prynne and her scarlet A and Billy Budd's Christlike qualitiesg in World Literature you learn about Odysseus' travels in Ancient Greece and Don Quix- ote's impossible dreamg and in British Literature, you learn about Hamlet's madness and Beowulf's great feats. When it's all over, you have the best col- lection of CLIFF NOTES and an unending knowledge of just what makes life tick. E l .gig ii. i l s is S , , dv 1 -nl - L. Jones - Reading J. McElvany - Reading M. James - Reading Aide O The study of Social Studies can get very deep. First you study civili- zation, then you dig into the ancient cultures of the world: and then you study in depth the history of the United States. Finally, after all this knowledge is attained, you relate this to modern life and government. By the time you get through, you have learned the Gol- den Rule of Social Studies - whatever it is. R. Galperin - History G. DuPree - Government Lift. . - 1,-T fi f' . S. Rafferty - Soc. Studies P. Fruit - History D. Diffenbaugh - Governme F. Keck - History X W a W. Minton - History ... j ji 3: ,,,,,'g-in-,A-, ' R H , A,.. , N, Out from the doors of the foreign language hall drone the sounds of Harcourt, Brace and World , Inc. educating today's students in the verses of foreign languages. They eventually produce stu- dents capable of existing in far-off lands, who if asked the right questions, can surely answer. For example, if someone asks you what is for lunch in Spain, you can easily answer, I'm sure it's meatballs, today's Wednesday . 1 X J. McCaski11 - Government S. Blair - Latin, French J. Vandelly - Government L. Chrystmos - German, French sg. 411 G. Ascunce - Spanish M. Daski - Spanish, French M. Ray - ESOL Within the study of math, security must be found in little things. If there is nothing else you take with you when you leave a math class, be proud to know that you have learned five skills that will hold you in good stead for the rest of your life: how to add, subtract, multi- ply, divide, and how to cor- rectly push a function key on a calculator. D. Stover - Math I fi' ' ' G. Weatherly - Math B. McSweeney - Math I, Q V AX' f P W wx, 3 L. Goffredi - Math G. Southard - Math ., rf kr' '.tM'X G. Jenkins - Math D- Tllfek - Math Mx R. Dial - Biology B. Thomas - Biology Every year, the mysterious world of science plagues the psyche of students. Within the jumble of meta- morphosis, nuclear physi- cists, gamma radiation and s , p , d , f notation , there must be an explanation that would simplify it for any- one. There is, but the only ones who know it are scien- tists and they certainly are not going to tell. N. Haygood - Chemistry H. Wynn - Physics XA, , Y,- T. Kenefake - Biology E. Williams - Physics M. Wood - Biology 3 What is it that makes gym teachers seem to want to teach Driver's Ed? Is it the devastating thrill of putting your life on the linefive days a week, or is it a secret desire to be on the move all the time? . . . It must be something much deeper if you are willing to sacri- fice your life on both the basketball court and in a Driver's Ed car. i f 5211 E. Wilson - Athletic Director W. Lee-P.E. V. J. Meleski - Swimming R. Perna - P.E. If! r ,457 G. Kalepp-P.E. M. Price-P.E. L. Quist - P.E. X K i' kf..x.L 4 K Xia' i tii 5 , - ' z ffzffffsssis5'sfffsssf?i?ssFfss15s?-rf?2 'if:??5?Q: H'-5 3Ei3iEE55?5E3FE?55E' '-4- 25sssfsssg5s5fs??gtgs?f!ii2s?55f',rf 16. 1- 1 ----- 4 :::'::::::. ::..'.::-..--tv-:fic-.-ff .2 .ffcf-fi--ss :zassszssmf ----4 ..,, s :sfs ...:fs::s1:zf-:esszffssgf si 2 - 21.51.45 .2 :u::::::::f::: :::ggg:.1535'5::5:15rg:53:z53::5'-ff it H JH 355551 2i?3?5355?51:f'1f? 'I'5'55 f,Sfgfssififisifw-iiili fl Jf ff f 1?ii?WZ.:2f22f t ,,ggC5R .Q , :f'Tili'::z': ' v:.gt':.'7555::::5d 1 M vs- 5f1fg1,'.'.f5fff2T-gig, fig '. g . ,yyig, A R. Veldran - P.E. , Basketball Coat B. Hanson - Driver's Ed. , Football Coach A M. Ames - Home Ec. E Out of the doors of the Home Economics hall come the sweet smells of popcorn, candy, cakes, French toast and other exciting delicacies. Likewise from the doors of the Industrial Arts rooms and D.E. classes come the sounds of equally hard work. These departments strive to cultivate the skills of students and prepare them for work in the outside world . . fl E psf A. Kensek - Home Ec. 'Y I. Johnson - Ind. Arts f N F. Sheedy - Ind. Arts T' N. Smith - Ind. Arts R. Hicks - Ind. Arts T. Turner - D.E. K' fs D. Nichols - Ind. Arts B. Miller - D.E. 216 The library is a valuable thing to have at your disposal. Just think of all the things you can do there: take a nap, write a letter, gossip with friends or even read a book. It gives you a secure feeling because you know even if all else fails - there's always the library. J. Nelson - Library S4 r' wf iy , ly Z P. Pascoe - Library xy Q. ' y T ,fd if J. Courtney - Media Center ' .fish F9 - x M. Zabawa - Library I. Webster - Library rrsyr UW , X 5 ix' S-'if'-Nl' l T. Floyd - Tutorial Center E. Carpenter - Tutorial Center The Student Resource Center offers special help to all of Wakefield's students. S. Robinson - Sp. Ed. ,--W' M. Higgins - Sp. Ed. . , K I s. I l W. Schulte - Special Resources Ah . . . where would life be without secretaries? They are the ones who seem to work behind the scenes with only minimal recognition for all their hours of hard work. The Starstone feels that they deserve recognition. Have you thanked a secretary today? M. Stout - Secretary Mr. Blue L. Grove - Units 1, 2 Secretary yr f. ., t. G. McFarland - Registration, Guidance Secretary ,av C. Bigelow - Data Processing Secretary J . Hodge - English Secretary S. Landon - Units 3, 4 Secretary D. Herron - Social Studies Secretary !.r,n.. A. Parks - Job Placement J. Horton - Bus. Manager F M D. Smith - Science Secretary P. Moore - Bus. and For. Lang. Secreta . , of Q 0 4- E3 , It ff 3275, K i ' f M f .e., M. Kent - Nurse H. Hammond - Nurse's Aide 9 0 ROW I - Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Baggett. ROW II - Mrs. Page, Mrs. Gaddy, Mrs. Collier. Mr. Dernauro, Mr. Marsh, Mr. Loveless Mr. Antonowics I ? lfill, ESA-i .1 QW., - xv Q 2 . my ' ,5 - hx SK i '-A ' V A 43 ,:,k 1 ff kt 5 W. little piggy went to the market What was your phone number again? f i ES? L ii? Which one of you overexposed in the darkroom? Here's to you, Joe Dimaggio -Wig Come back class, I didn't mean it. Studying the illusive Tasmanian water beetle. Woman's best friend . XQQM - 'Q i . . gf? - K K 3 Eg 6 w , My Q X 1 ' 1. 5. 1' El . 9 I A I V LLff M g, i ., Please get me out of here! Q Vrk,L H X, .1 T . Y as A, g.: K .Q A, 3 S fi in 3 V5 ,. Q1 S 27 ,, ' 9 ' ' ' 1 .. i K 1 - st - , 1 1 ak. 'F' -- is Q 'f11,9iVi35..?i .?'Wl. in-an si Zi an an emi if 5' f.,,,-6 ee e l - .,eW 'x-' in as S Where's the ball? Giving the Bionic Woman a tune up. King Tut. N Q. 1 'iftih x 'ms'Xsl new Wakefield students are so smart they study everywhere . jf'-. s for spring ,t as tty,y t 'hey're still looking for a few good men. Just a dash more salt. W . Out for a breath of fresh air. A f 1- -4,-.H 'i M ' Sophie D. Hilton Dedicated to Mrs. Hilton from all those at Wakefield High School who loved and worked with her. May her spirit and faith touch each one of us. , rg f g agerjplgw-gg 4' 'ig si C ' - - A i 1 5165 fuef fbi ffffff -fi 2 tgal: rzsusv. come bcuz Ugemiwouw gs snzfzly fxcepf fat tge msmozy , X 2 2 .VVV I , ' to . it . , C ' 'M C neva aeerfzi 2 2:21, Hz, it Q. , 4 . 4 fl., ,, , H I in at .:c,A,n?, VC, rp, any 2 g O h A 2 2 9' Hog WG- is 2' at 'C l i mix ,,. . K k.i1V V i ma.n4fsmu552sg ss rss 2 Uliaf ' fli .U f f you 'te .5 one otfafz I o go w Ugzougg time wit!! A ,K By Jim. Uwca ' Copyright 1971, 1972 Blendingwell Music, Inc. ' Copyright 1971. 1972 in USA and Canada Blendingwell Music. Inc. and American Broadcasting Music. Inc. cfo Publishers' Licensing Corporation 488 Madison Avenue. New York, N.Y. 10022 Used by permission. 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