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

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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

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