George C Marshall High School - Columbian Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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German Club Der deutsche Verein, George C. Marshall's Ger- man Club, got off to a good start this year by electing a steering committee while attending -McLean. Under the guidance of Miss Rose Tigani, the committee wrote the German Club's constitution, and planned the year's activities. The first official meeting was a St. Nicholas Day party. Der duetsche Verein also had a Fasching Party, talked with a German foreign exchange student, saw slides of Germany, attended a German restaurant, and wound up their successful year with a picnic. 559 First row: Alyce Nixon, Wendy Johnstone, Pat Thomas, Jean- nie Smyth, Dorothy Klipa, Gray Carlson, Lisa Beaulieu. Second row: Micki McGuire, Susan Wood, Shiela Stoughton, Trudy Sellers, Vicki Fuller, Donna Brodie, Peggy Williams, Candy Dickerson, Jean Via, Mr. Yates. Third row: Sue Wilbern, Ruth Ann Sands, Betty Hall, Peter Van Dyke, Stephen Detwiler, Lexie Lomanna, Vance Salter, Richard Kent, David Ward. Fourth row: Susan Abegglen, Lottie Gerkle, Jack Lucas, Den- nis Carruth, Ric Berord, Ron Buchanan, John Beacom, Lloyd Jones. Fifth row: Crain Hagaman, Bob Black, Ray Phaugher, Ed Phaugher, John Ferbots, Joe Wagner, Beau Barron-Clarke, Dean Trickett. -0 ' Seated: Miss Tigani, Sponsor, Bettie Jean Howell, President, Virginia Klipa, Secretary, Anita Huffman, Activities Chairman, Roger Blomquist, Treasurer, Kerry Lueck, Vice President. Second row: Judy Keroher, Cindy Bieber, Dianne Coombs, Fran Hanger, Joani Fillman, Ruth Arnold, Rick Goodman, Hans Graff, Richard Evans. Third row: Kathy Koth, Vicki Kalassay, Chris Graff, Sue Geery, Sandy Garber, Yvonne Richardt, Angie Roberts, Dianne Rauth, Richard Mason, Geoff Nye, Fourth row: David Shupe, Mike Osborn, Bob Jones, Tom McBroom, Harvey Wood, James Steakley, Bruce Gallinger, ,Lester Lawrence, Richard Spearman. Fifth row: Ronnie Lowry, Frank Coffin, Clif Perrie, John Wilhm, John Kundzins, Allen Horne, Chris Leet, Tad Boyle, Bruce Cowhig, Jerry McLagen. Latin Club Composed of students presently taking Latin and those who have formerly studied it, the Latin Club establishes a sounder foundation in the study of this language and creates more interest and popu- larity for Latin and the classics. Following its motto of Semper Excelsior or Always Higher, the club sponsored a Latin Banquet in April, complete with Roman food and authentic Roman slaves, and a spring picnic. From all club experi- ences we gained a greater appreciation of the Latin language and its culture. 99

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