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

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First row: Pam Siess, Teresa Potter, Gail Darnes, Rosina Pate, Janet Gian- nini, Sherry Roberts. Second row: Mrs. Wilburn, Brenda McGilliuray, Jean Holt, Karen Bassford, Marcia Atkinson, Pat Hinson, Nina Hodge. Third row: Linda Fleming, Wander Kay Farmer, Pat Benson, Kitty Hallam, Gerry Williams, Susie Howard. Mrs. Lucas. Fourth row: Sandra Mackintosh, Jane Hoffman, Patti Morris, Susan Kriss, Pat O'Reagan, Betty Hall, Linda Thomas. 'Bal- Futurc Nurses Cf America The aim of the Future Nurses' Club of George C. Marshall High School is to pro- vide a setting in which young people who are interested in medicine as a career can meet together to share that interest and to explore the opportunities and require- ments in this field. The club stimulates the members to grow as individuals by working together and to learn about the commun- ity lite in which they soon will participate as informed citizens. Charters are issued by the National League for Nursing, sponsor of Future Nurses Clubs through the Committee on Careers. The Committee is co-sponsored by the American Hospital Association, American Medical Association, American Nurses Association and National League for Nursing. information from this com- mittee keeps the club in constant contact with accredited schools for the various medical professions. Future I-Iomemakers Al... ' Mrs. Lucas helps to chart future nurses course. Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls and boys studying homemaking in high school. Its purpose is to increase interest in the homemaking program and to give its members an opportunity to develop leadership. The Breakfast Club was a major activity this year. 104 First row: Gail Williams, Linda Laird, Monica Miller, Pat Whitmon, Carol Winfrey. Second row: Andy Scheurer, Sandy Garber, Chris Graff, Melissa Lockhart, Wilma Schlup, Sharon Pease. Third row: Sue Feery, Linda Mc- David, Cathy Kidwell, Carol Stackhouse, Elizabeth Darne, Tery Smith.

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M. 5' P . 'T Astronomy First row: Cathy Flippen, Barbara Samson, Dianne Davis, Cathy Payne, Clif Busby, Joe Van Dyke. Third row: Richard Paul Reiber, Nick Sherwood, Philip Robinson. Second row: Evans, Jan Bochnek. To Each His Wn Diversion . ,f Chess club members use every available moment for practice. 'lr' 'Ih '-fl l I . -F 'I t' on. 9 A Library Assistants Behind Desk: MISS Peyfgnl Jqmeg Whifmqyer, Lindq Klop- In ffdhl' of desk: Jeff Kelso, PCIUI SUlliV0i'1, ChCll'l8S Rieber, feustein, Jonell Polansky, James Steakley, Warren Fuson, JOGY1 MOOVC, Lonnie Dole, Tim Tidwell. John Wilhm, Dan Freeman, Jim Thompson, Mrs. Heitmann. 106