Yorktown High School - Grenadier Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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First Row: Sue Aierstoclc, Adrian Bass, Judy Boles, Debbie Bowman. Kendra Kerr, Debbie Landon, Annette Livingston, Cathy Livingston. Linda Brown, Robyn Copeland, Dinky Dean, Marilyn DuBois, Faye Bev Masuoka, Pam Pettibone, Betty Powell. Fourth Row: Mary Rathbun, Flournoy. Second Row: Janet Good, Peggy Hansel, Kathy Hardcastle, Betsy Richardson, Jean Steinhilber, Marilyn Stephenson, Judy Taylor, Barbara Harris, Judy Herbert, Andrea Herron. Janice Hertenstein, Sue Thacker. Della Thorne. Terri Tyson, Ellen Ward. Fifth Row: Jo Linda Holmes. Sue Holtzclaw. Third Row: Debbie Johnston, Susan Keen, Anne Williams, Gail Wilson, Mary Zimmerman. Needy Families Profit from Eta Eyeglass Drive NOW GIRLS, THE NEXT BAKE SALE WILL BE HELD . . President Linda Holmes gives the word on the upcoming club projects. The year began with a September induction and dinner for Eta service club. From bake sales to carwashes, the members were kept busy making money for various chari- ties. Under the leadership of President Linda Holmes, the club sold megaphones at the football games, as well as mums for the Homecoming Dance. A book drive headed October's activities with a plea of we'll take almost anything! For needy families they pre- pared Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. Also in keeping with the Noel spirit the club put up a tree in the school lobby. Eta's yearly eyeglass drive was held in January and the spring was greeted with a brush and a can of paint for the senior court benches. The fearless members held a slave auction, to add a little variety to Senior Week. The club’s grand finale- was planning their yearly trip to Ocean City, Maryland.

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Epsilon Service Club, under the direction of President Bill Brooks, continued to contribute their efforts for the im- provement of their school and community during their fourth year of service. Adopting Chi Service Club as their sister club, Epsilon added a new tradition to their list of others. Together the club members made several visits to the Sleepy Hollow Manner Nursing Home, in Fairfax County. To brighten up the home during the Christmas season, the clubs gave them a Christmas tree, homemade decorations and cookies. In coordination with the S.C.A., Epsilon donated canned food at the Thanksgiving assembly to help needy families. In the spring Epsilon sponsored a car wash exclusively for the faculty. The club also participated in the third annual Carnival Day. ALL RIGHT YOU GUYS . . . Epsilon's president, Bill Brooks, listens to a helpful suggestion about an upcoming faculty car wash. Nursing Home Receives Services From Epsilon First Row: Bill Barry, Jack Bell. Paul Brand, Bill Brooks, Scott- Brooks. Henry Brown. Bill Buser. Ben Ganby. Doug Capps. Second Row: Bruce Clark. Steve Conner, John Cranford, John Crotsley, Ken Crotsley, Tom Cruger, John Currie, John Dayton, Rick DuBois. Third Row: Alan Dud- ley, Mike Eckhoff, James Edgar, Chris Failey, Gary Findley, Mark Frazer, Ted Gendron, Rusty Gernhoffer, Steve Holmes. Fourth Row: Roy Johnson, Gary Kirkbride, Bob Kovarik, Steve Lay, Mike McGrow, Pete McGuire, Frank McMullon, Mark Merritt, Dennis Murray. Fifth Row: Steve Pino, Terry Rice, Blake Robertson, John Rousso, Paul Sims, Alan Thompson, Chris Wood, Scott Yeager.

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Besides the customary club social events, Gamma con- tinued to serve the community as well as the school. Helping to promote school spirit, the club sold pom-poms at football games. They also distributed beat buttons on the days of football, basketball, and baseball games. Gamma could always be counted on to decorate one of the bulletin boards around the school. At Christmas time, Gamma sent Christmas cookies to Viet Nam. Also for a service project outside of the school, the girls entertained shell-shock patients at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Following an induction breakfast for new members, Gamma had a slumber party. They had a Christmas party for members, and later on in the winter the club went ice skating. Their concluding club social event was a progressive dinner held late in the year. For this dinner the club travelled from house to house for each course of the dinner. WHOOPING IT UP at an Informal meeting, Gamma officers discuss the recent world crises and the price of crepe paper. Gamma Sells Carmel Apples at Football Games First Row: Ellen Balderson. Jan Boyes, Nancy Boylcin, Matey Brister, Carol Cockram, Laurie Cunlap, Pam Endacott, Gail Eutsler, Margaret Foran. Second Row: Linda Fowler, Ann Gurney, Monica Hazur, Mar- garet Hurst. Vicki Jaeger, Mary Ann Joyce, Johanna Kreiner, Lucy Melbourne, Lindsay Melcher. Third Row: Chris Olson, Eileen Over- man, Gail Parks, Pam Patten, Jeannie Robertson, Suzanne Spielman, Keith Taylor, Sally Watson, Sally Wright. 199