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

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Varsity Softball A ' , li Miss Stephenson cheers team to victory. Varsity Softball at Marshall this year, like softball all over the country is a highly competi- tive and exciting sport for both players and spec- tators alike. MarshalI's girls, coached by Miss Faye Wagoner, are as competitive and aggressive on the field as they are bright and charming young ladies off the field. The girls are backed by an enthusiastic student body and feel that if the wonderful support continues, they ccin't lose. The team is looking forward to a successful but extremely rugged season. Their schedule con- not be taken lightly as the girls are playing some of the best l-A schools in the area. Even though they lost their first game to Mc- Lean by a very close margin, the team feels they will bounce back to victory after victory in the true Statesman spirit. First row: Kathy Muse, Captain, Linda Orrison, Co-captain. son. Third roy: Sondy Hitchcock, Manager, Pam Connif, Second row: Judy Asp, Manager, Pat Quinn, Sharon Earman, Kathy Dillion, Katy Timnel, Pat Branner, Joan Hemsley, Bebe Thorpe, Susie Douglas, Marie Robinson, Phoebe Atkin- Kitty Krone, Diane Magarity, Anita Hitchcock, Manager.

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Girls' .l.V. Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES G. C. Marshall l7 ................. Stuart 7 G. C. Marshall 23 .. Annandale l6 G. C. Marshall 26 .. ...., Edison 7 G. C. Marshall 25 .. .. Osbourn 7 G. C. Marshall l9 .. ...... Lee 27 G. C. Marshall 26 .. ..... Fairfax 29 G. C. Marshall 26 .. .,.. Woodson 9 G. C. Marshall ll .. .... Madison 2l G. C. Marshall 30 .. .,... Herndon 8 G. C. Marshall 23 .. Mt. Vernon l3 G. C. Marshall 17 ............ Falls Church ll In all sports events, George C. Marshall has had great success and the girls' .l.V. Basketball team is no exception. They have worked hard under the superior coaching of Denise Stephenson to achieve their won-lose record of 8-3. With their spirit and determination they show great promise for an un- . defeated season next year. l First row: Wendy Chamberlain, Sharon Earman, Eleanor Bramley. Sscond row: Diane Magarity, Marcia Atkinson, Andy Scheurer, Nancy Parsons. Third row: Pat Branner, Sue Dawson, Chris Walds, Pat Quinn. Fourth row: Cathy Chiles, Becky Bishop, Joyce Day. Fifth row: Marilyn Brewer, Manager, Lisa Smith, Co-captain, Laurie Joslin, Captain, Ellen Arnold, Manager. What's this, girls-The Big Three Conference? i l Let's don't fight, girls. l -HY i 89

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Girls' Sports 12 it J.V. softball daily trips for practice at Thoreau made way for the opening game April 19. The following girls made the team: Becky Bishop, Janie Blackburn, Brenda Carpenter, Marie Eaker, Nora Frank, Linda Gray, Brenda Hardin, Laurie Joslin, Linda Kendall, Linda Kiick, Carol ginsey, Gail McCulloch, Diane Morrison, Lisa Smith, Pat mith. 1, .,A,,, X , Shooting into the future . . . archery gives students an op- portunity for individual accomplishment. r r : liw-3. H J' if l '- I ill -5,5 5111: W ' -f . L-1 ' gym L fe W 1 - l 4 , ,y ,,,3,.-3'1.w-' i 5 raising .r ' r fe f . .. .iv - - , ' '-- 9 ..,'a , 'w T' 4','f - v -A' ' ' 'l I ' -i ,. S L .- -'nl 'f' l ' 5 Y - -I r . 5 J .Y ' . 51. i,,J1 f. , frm. ,bl ij, .Ug I . A 'pgiaim 1 -Q , '.'f7'41f-I l Nia. '.w , -N . ' lhfiafffi -S .. B fx me -fe L IJ eff! . L ' XX i r 1 if x .its . - . . q r, .glqv I4 i ! Q f ' J ,L Id - ' Yi si . i X 1 nl! il ,Adil Majorettes Barbara Malecki, Diane Herrel and Nancy Lockhart. 91