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

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First row: Jimmy Douglas, Mgr., Greg Yaroch, Bill Pauls, McGuire, Roger Sollenberger, Ronnie Rainer, Tom Frielander. Bobby Dinan, Roger Neal, Bobby Newell. Second row: Mr. Not pictured: Kalvin Moore. Harris, Jim White, Tex Pimental, Joe Blackburn, Eddie -.,,.w l ,fl -L ' . 9, . l' ' U . --yu 5 n I F 3331 ,b ll 5 ' A ' llf N . 'N-Tr: lil ill .' - . ef I ' 59 ,- 1 l5. 'iff'-.2315 lil-fl li ' Q 'af f l ' llfilf 4 ' - ' T5 Q - ,Y . 1. ' if ij.. ...--i- ' l: 5- .1 . I -- i f Aft- Br' jf T -- . , 'J ,I 1 JAP' Outstretching McLean -... -,L, l 1 , V ua., -K ,. l . Q .- A 5 f 1 2 -V -- -Lf - 1 White scoops it up again. George C. Marshall's first basketball team, coached by Mr. Harris, finished with a record of 4-5. The highlight of their season was their vic- tory over J. E. B. Stuart. These boys displayed out- standing spirit and gained valuable experience for future years to come in basketball.

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of-it . ,,' 1 .jx Jl. at il. Dave Blasco, Mike Byrnes, Roger Ballay, Jerry Billingsley, Brooks, John Scott, Rusty Thatcher, Jim Hodgson, Terry Wolf, Ricky Lockhart, Bill Tatham-Mgr., Chip Watson, Ron Mr. Snavely. J.V. Bask Let's dance. 'L etball Statistically the J.V. team broke even with seven wins and six losses, but actually they had an extremely rewarding season. One of the biggest challenges was welding the group into a team that worked and thought as one. By the end of the season it was evident that unity and coordina- tion had been achieved, the victory reports began to roll in. Thus the season ended on the upgrade and we look to members of that team to accom- plish fine records in the years to come. J .V. BASKETBALL G. C. Marshall 27 . .,..,....,.,....... G. Mason 45 G. C. Marshall 34 ,.,..,...... .,...... W oodson 46 G. C. Marshall 40 . , . . . Loudon County 24 G. C. Marshall 47 . .... Madison 6l G. C. Marshall 46 .,,..,.. Edison 25 G. C. Marshall 56 ....,.... Mason Sl G. C. Marshall 43 , ,. . . Loudon Valley 34 G. C. Marshall 50 . ,. ..,..,., Edison 40 G. C. Marshall 53 ......... Edison 45 G. C. Marshall 57 . . Loudon Valley 26 G. C. Marshall 52 ..... Woodson 57 G. C. Marshall 63 .... Herndon 55 G. C. Marshall 46 ,.,...,, Edison 53 G. C. Marshall 64 .. . ,. Loudon County 34 G. C. Marshall 63 ,..... Herndon 65 All together now-l ,2,3.

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Varsity Wrestling Under the direction of Coach Everett Cloud, the Varsity Wrestling Team racked up a record of 3-3. Competing in the Northern Virginia Tourna- ment were six gropplers, Barry Richmond, Bruce Blatz, Jeff Johnson, Howard Smith, Lloyd Halver- . fn an son, and David Rae. After a successful appear- ance in the district meet, Blatz, who received the ' Most Outstanding Wrestler Award, placed fifth in the State Tournament. .. : U ,,- 2 WRESTLING RESULTS 62-63 G. C. Marshall l9 ....,,..,.... Orange 33 G. C. Marshall l6 . . . . . . Woodson 31 G. C. Marshall 36 ., Edison l6 G. C. Marshall 29 .... Edison l7 G. C. Marshall l4 . . . . . . Woodson 33 ' G. C. Marshall 54 . . . . . . Orange 0 Hey, wait a minute, I think the Ref lost his contacts. X E Top: Coach Everette Cloud, Manager Glen Settle. Top row: row: Michael Harris, William Tucker, Barry Richmond, Jef Barry Tombes, Leroy Meyer, William Youngs, Jacques La- fery Johnson, Russell Andreas, Craig Hagerman. Morre, Lloyd Halverson, Howard Smith, David Rae. Bottom 76