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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1965 volume:

| M A A| T ' 1 J 1 ur ' ” t. if 1 jK sc . p - ., SiyV di yUUO yb LXX V, lJf XXyp y s y ' Jt-sy 1 cn , ' ituxl - (jUsitJ Be nJs, u ' 4 a (rfSL ty cz Presented by the Yearbook Staff of GEORGE CATLETT MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL 2323 Leesburg Pike Falls Church, Virginia Volume III Classes Athletics Organizations Activities p 14-89 90-123 124-155 158-183 Administration 184-205 f Teaching and Learning . . . 5 • • • the meaning of excellence • • • will saw .sir ii ■ 1 ;=nna • A‘J. frW : ¥ ap v- fywHit Jf | :I L. - .J «4Mr v -J , . V- 1 ;; C«sL % 7 8 ■HHUnfl and progressive 10 . . . school environment. 13 From unsure Freshmen to cock¬ sure Seniors . . . orientation, discovery, joy at passing that first year into the world of Sophomores . . . the grind of testing, S.T.E.P. and S.C.A.T. . . . the thrill of arriving at Junior status, and choosing the ring . . . finally, the prom, and Seniors pouring over college catalogs, a bit afraid and half sad as graduation nears. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seniors Class of President Jim Hodgson Secretary Fran Hanger Treasurer Bob Bryant Senator Jack Lucas Vice-President Art Bushy Senator Dave McCown Guide to Abbreviations AFS .American Field Service DE Distributive Education FBLA Future Business Leaders of America FHA Future Homemakers of America FNA Future Nurses of America FTA . Future Teachers of America GAA Girls Athletic Assoc. NHS . . National Honor Society NJHS National Junior Honor Society SCA Student Cooperative Assoc. TRI-M Modern Music Master: VOT Vocational Office Training Our hard-won senior status has brought much of the glory we anticipated in those waiting years. Our float at Marshall ' s first Homecoming, the dances we organized, our co-sponsorship of the Powder Puff football game are concrete evidence of strong class spirit. An unusually large number of our group have made outstanding records in both the academic and athletic fields. This year has brought to us a new awareness of our past, our present and how they affect our future. 16 MARY SUSAN ABEGGLEN Sue SCA Rep I; Bernardine, props 3; “Diary of Anne Frank, props 4; GAA I, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; AFS 4; Latin Club 2; Girls ' Chorus Sec. I. LINDA ADAMS Linda ANDREA ANDREWS Andrea GREGORY BRUCE APPLING Greg NJHS 2; NHS 3, 4; Fr. Honor Society 3; JV Track; Henry IV I; Bernardine 3; The Glass Menagerie 3; National Thespian Society I, 2, 4; Debate Team 3, 4; Drama Club 2; National Merit Finalist 4. ANNETTE CLAIRE ASHLEY Annette Reveille 2, 3, 4; NJHS 2; Quill Scroll 2, 3, V Pres. 4; Keyettes 2, 3, Sec. 4; JV Cheerleader I; Powder Puff Football 4; Pep Club I; Art Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4. JUDITH MARIE ASP Judy Diary of Anne Frank, Crew 4; V Softball 2, 3; Bank Ass ' t 3; Pep Club 2, 3. Proud of our year as Seniors . . . MARCIA LURENA ATKINSON Marcia Columbian 2; P Captain 3; Swim Concert Choir 2, rom Comm. 3; JV Basketball Club 4; Girls ' Ensemble Pres. 4; FNA 2; GAA 1, 2, 3. 2 , 3; VICTOR ATWELL SUZANNE BACHMAN NHS 4; AFS 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. LEONARD BAILEY Leonard WINIFRED LEE BAILEY Winnie Guidance Ass ' t 3, 4; FBLA Reporter 3, V Pres 4- GAA 2. ROBERT ROYAL BAKER Bob Newspaper I; Annual 3; NHS 4; V Football 3; JV Basketball I, 2; V Basketball 3; Political Discussion Group 2; Science Club I, 4; Math Club I; Letter- men ' s Club 3. GEORGE K. BALDWIN George ROGER JO BALLAY Roger JV Football 2 3; Frosh Basketball I; JV Basketball 2; V Tennis 2. ANNE WHITMAN BARTLEY Anne Yearbook 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Chorus I; Office Ass’t I; Pep Club 3; FTA 3; ICC 3; AFS 4. BONNIE SUE BARWICK Bonnie Library Ass ' t 4; FBLA 3, 4. KAREN JEAN BASSFORD Karen JOHN DAHLGREN BAXTER John JV Wrestling 1, 2. LESLIE HILL BAYLESS Leslie DAVID BERNARD BEACH Dave We look back on treasured memories . . . JOHN EDWARD BEACOM John Latin Club 2. ROBERT EARL BERRY Bob TRI-M 3, Historian 4; Frosh Football I; JV Football 2; JV Track I; V Track 2, 3, 4; The Medium 4; Concert Choir I, 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Madrigals I, 4; Mixed Cho¬ rus, Student Director 4; Lettermen ' s Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 4. ELSIE CANDACE BERTHRONG Candy JV Hockey 3, V Hockey 4; Basketball Manager 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4. CYNTHIA SUE BIEBER Cindy Columbian 2, Club Ed. 3, Ass ' t Ed. 4; NJHS 2; NHS 3, 4; Quill Scroll 4; Keyettes 2, 3, Treas. 4; SCA Rep. 3, Cabinet 2, 3; Prom Comm. 3; Social Co- Chairman 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Pep Club I ; Russian Club Sec.-Treas. 3, 4; German Club I, 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4. NANCY JEAN BIERACH Nancy GERALD ALBERT BILLINGSLEY Jerry NJHS 2; NHS 3, 4; Fr. Honor Society 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3,4: Frosh Basketball I; JV Basketball 2; Lab Ass ' t 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, Pres. 4. DAVID GREGORY BLASCO Dave JV Football I, 2; V Football 3, 4; Basketball I, 2; Baseball I, 2; Inherit the Wind I; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4. RICHARD EATON BLESSING Dick Wrestling 2, 3; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 2, 3, 4. ROGER NEIL BLOMQUIST Rog Key Club 2, 3, 4; Class Social Chairman 2; Prom Chairman 3; Class Welfare and Drive Chairman 4; Sr. Float Comm. 4; SCA Rep. 2; V Dance Band 2, 3; AFS 2; German Club Treas. 2, 3. DIANNE MARIE BLOXTON D ianne JV Cheerleader 2; The Boyfriend 3; One Acts 2; French Club 2; GAA 2; Pep Club 2; Forensics I. of the homecoming weekend . . . SHARON ANNE BLUE Sharon Amahl and the Night Visitors 3; Girls ' Chorus I, 2; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Pep Club I; FBLA 3, Sec. 4. JAN CLAYTON BOCHENEK Jan Rank and File 2; Reveille Art Ed. 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Set Design and Construc¬ tion 2, 3; Stage Lighting 3; Grand Prize—McLean HS Science Fair I; School Decal Winner 3. GARY WAYNE BOCK Gary Wrestling 3, 4; AFS 4; Chess Club I, 2, 3, 4; Forum 4. WILLIAM DOUGLAS BOHRER Poogey Frosh Football I; JV Football 2; V Football 3, 4. JULIANNA LOUISE BOYLES Julie National Thespian Society 4; TRI-M 3, Sec. 4; District Festival I, 2, 3; Carousel I; Amahl and the Night Visitors 3; The Boyfriend 3; The Medium 4; Madrigals I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club I. PATRICIA JANE BRANNER Pat V Hockey 2, 3, 4; JV Basketball 2; V Basketball 3, 4; V Softball 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 4; GAA 2, 3, 4. MARILYN MAXINE BREWER Marilyn NJHS I, 2; NHS 4; Fr. Honor Society 3, 4; JV Hockey I; V Hockey 2, 3, 4; V Basketball Manager 2, 3; Henry IV Costumes I; Life with Father Costumes I; The Boyfriend Programs 3; FHA I; French Club 2, 3, 4; CAA 2, 3, 4; Greek Club 4. LINDA FAYE BRINK Linda NJHS I, 2; NHS 4; SCA Rep. 4; AFS 4; Art Club I, 3, V Pres. 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Greek Club 3, 4; Girls ' State 3. SAMUEL LEE BROTHERS Sammy Greek Club 4. ALAN STEWART BROWN Alan SCA Activities Co-ordinator 4; V Tennis I, 2, 3; Ger¬ man Club 4. GLENN FRANKLIN BROWN Glenn Prom Comm. 3; V Football Manager 4; Physics Club 4. Our prize winning float . . . PAMELA SUE BROWN VOT 4; FBLA 4; Pep Club 1, 2. Pam ROBERT WILLIAM BROWN Band 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 3. Bob PEGI LOUELLA BRYANT Pegi Class Secretary 3; Overtones 3; JV Hockey 2; V Hockey 3; Powder Puff Football 4; FBLA 4; Christmas Court 4. ROBERT JAMES BRYANT, JR. Bob Class Treasurer 4; Prom Comm. 3; SCA Rep. 3; Canoe Team I; V Baseball 2; V Soccer 2; Anastasia 2; Thieves ' Carnival 2; AFS 3, Pres. 4. RONALD JOSEPH BUCHANAN Ron DONALD LEE BULLOCK Donnie Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Track I, 3, 4; Call Me Madame I; Amahl and the Night Visitors 3; Concert Choir 3, 4; Chess Club I; Lettermen ' s Club 4. 20 RONALD LEE BULLOCK Ronnie Class Treasurer 3; Frosh Football I; JV Football 2; V Football 3, 4; JV Baseball 2; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4. CAROL EILEEN BURKHARDT Carol SCA Rep. 2; Amahl and the Night Visitors 3; Girls ' Chorus 2; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Drill Team I; GAA 3; French Club I; First Place Northern Va. Forensics Prose Reading 3. THOMAS BURKHOLDER Tommy EVELYN HOYT BURKS Evelyn Amahl and the Night Visitors 3; The Medium 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 3; District Festi¬ val 2, 3; Madrigals 4; German Club 3; Social Chair¬ man 4; French Club I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. JOAN ELLEN BURLEY Joanie Columbian 2; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; SCA Rep. 3, 4; GAA 2, 3; Christmas Court 3. RAYMOND VICTOR BURTON Library Ass ' t 4. Rallo and the overwhelming success of the Sadie Hawkins Dance. CLIFTON MERVYNE BUSBY Clit Prom Comm. 3; Glass Menagerie 3; Diary of Anne Frank, sound crew 4; Rocket Club I; Astronomy Club 2; Chess Club I, 2. WARREN ARTHUR BUSHEY, JR. Art Class Vice-President 4; JV Baseball I; V baseball 2, 3, 4; V Cross Country 3; Let¬ termen ' s Club 3, 4. MARGARET STEPHANY CALHOUN Margaret Born Yesterday; Guys and Dolls; Medea; Our Town; Skin of Our Teeth; Cheerleader 2, 3; Drama Club 2, Pres. 3; Forensics Prose Winner 4. ROGER DARRELL CALL Roger Band I, 2; Science Club I; French Club 4. GARY CHAMBERLAIN CAMP Gary Frosh Football I; V Football 2, 3, 4; Track I; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4. FRANCE MICHAEL CANADY France 21 BRENDA JOYCE CARPENDER Brenda DENNIS FREDERICK CARRUTH Prom Anne Comm. 3; Track Frank 4; Latin I 3; One Acts 2; 2, 3; Science Club Denny ' Diary of 4. ROBERT SHARP CARTER Bob Diary of Anne Frank properties 4; German Club 4. GLORIA JEANNE CASE Jean Intramural Basketball 2, 3; FNA I, 2. JOSEPH CLARC CHRYST Joe Lincoln Press 2; JV Basketball I, 2; V Basketball 4; V Baseball 2; Track 2, 3; Lab Ass ' t 3; Spanish Club 3; French Club 4; Physics Club 4. ALAN RICHARD CLAPP Alan Powder Puff brought victory . . . JANET WILMA CLEEK Janet DORIS MARIE CLEMENTS Doris Drill Team 4; Girls Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 4. KAREN ANN COCKRELL Karen CELESTE COFFEY Celeste LOREN JOHN COLE0ROVE John JOHN PATRICK COLEMAN John Intramurals I, 2; French Club 2. LAWRENCE CONGER COOK Larry GREGORY STUART COUGHLEN Greg Band I, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra I, 2; Dance Band 4; Li¬ brary Ass ' t 4; Chess Club 3. DAVID FRED COUNTS Dave NHS 3, 4; Key Club 2; Frosh Football I; V Football 2, 3, 4; JV Baseball I; V Baseball 2, 3, 4; V Wrestling 2; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4. ESTHER LOUISE CRAWFORD Esthe r Lab Ass ' t 4; Breakfast Club 4. GORDON SUTHERLAND CREED Gordie ROBERT FREDERICK CREEKMORE Bob to our rugged girls and charming cheerleaders. ERIC LEE CRISMAN Rick Rank and File 3, Art Ed. 4; Prom Comm. 3; SCA Rep. 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Science Club 3; Forensics 3, 4. GERALD BRUCE CROCKETT Gerry ALVON SHAW CUMMINGS, JR. Al JAMES EDWARD CURRY Jim SUZANNE PAULETTE CYR Sue SCA Rep. 3; Red Cross Rep. I; Apostolic Club I; Pep Club 2; French Club 4. ALFRED JOHN D ' AREZZO, JR. John SUE ELLEN DAWSON Sue SCA Rep. 2, 3; SCA Cabinet 2, 3; JV Basketball 2; V Basketball 3, 4; Intramurals I,. 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Band I, 2; GAA 2, 3; Art Club 4. MADELINE SARAH DeLISLE Madeline Inherit the Wind I; Bernardine 3; The Boy¬ friend 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4; Lab Ass ' t 4; French Club I, V Pres. 2, 3, 4; Science Club I, 2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 4. WILLIAM RICHARD DELMORE Bill WILLARD STEPHEN DETWILER Steve Track 4; Debate 4; Pep Club 3; Latin Club 3. REBECCA JEAN DEUELL Becki SCA Rep. 3; Modern Dance 4; Pep Club I ; Breakfast Club I; Christmas Court 4. College catalogs had that well used look . . . CANDACE LEE DICKERSON JV Basketball; Latin Club; FNA. WARREN WILLIAM DINAN Frosh Football I; JV Football 2, 3. Candy Warren SANDRA LEE DOALLAS Sandy DE Ass ' t 4; FBLA 4. GIL-ALANE DODGE Alane Chorus I, 3; Clinic Ass ' t 3, 4; Pep Club 2; FBLA 4. SHARON B. DONNELLY Sharon Rank and File 2, 3, News Ed. 4; Keyettes 2, 3, Dis¬ trict Corres. Sec. 4; Quill Scroll 2, 3, Sec. 4; SCA Cabinet 3; Drama I; Glee Club I; AFS 2, 3; French Club 2, 3. DONNA ALEXIS DONNIS Sam [Newspaper 2; Yearbook 2, 3; National Thespian Soci¬ ety 2, 3; Basketball I; Cheerleading 2, 3; FTA 4; jAFS 4. NANCY CAROL DORRIS Fox Yearbook I, 2, 3; Golf Team 2, 3; Latin Club I, 2, 3; French Club 3, 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; Sadie Hawkins Court 2. JAMES RICHARD DOWNING Jim TRI-M 3, 4; The Boyfriend 3; Orchestra I; Band I, 2 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; French Club I. DENNIS GRAHAM DUARTE Denn-o JV Basketball 2; Baseball I, 2; V Wrestling 3; Bridge Club Pres. 2; Math Club 2; Photographic Club 3. JEAN MARIE DULL Jeannie DECA 3, 4. and guidance counselors were worn ragged . . . SHARON ANNE DUNCAN VOT 4; Homecoming Princess I. HENRY JACKSON DUNN JV Football 2; V Track 2; Lab Ass ' t 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4. Sharon Jack KATHRYN ELSIE EADS Kathy Basketball Intramurals I, 2; Volleyball Intramurals I, 2; French Club I; Pep Club I, 2. KENNETH F. EARMAN Ken V Football 4; V Track 2, 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 4. JOHN HOWARD ECKERT Howie DE 3, 4. DENNIS ALEXANDER EDWARDS Dennis MARTHA FLAGG EDWARDS Marcy Class Vice-President I; SCA Rep. 3; Frosh Cheer¬ leader I ; V Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; The Maid Who Made It 3; The Boyfriend 3; The Cry of Crows 4; She Stoops to Conquer 4; GAA Treas. 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Sweetheart Court I; Christmas Court 3; Homecoming Queen 4. JEFFREY ALLEN ESSERS Jeff JV Baseball 1, 2. ROBERT LOWELL ELWELL, JR. Bob Frosh Football I; V Football 2, 3, 4; Frosh Basket¬ ball I; V Basketball 2; JV Baseball I; V Baseball 2, 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4. JAMES ESTEPPE Jim DANIEL SCOTT EVANS Dan Prom Comm. 3; Homecoming Comm. 4; JV Football 2; V Football 3, 4; Frosh Basketball I ; JV Basketball 2; JV Track 3 ; Band I. But we managed to complete our college applications . . . JANET DENENA EVANS Janet Yearbook 3; SCA Rep. 4; Library Ass ' t 4; Pan Am Student Forum 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; FNA 2, Treas. 3. EDMUND THOMAS EVERETT Ed JOSEPH PAUL Spanish Club 1. EVERETT Jose BEVERLY ANN Prom Comm. 3; French FABIAN Club 1, 4; FNA 4; Russian Club 4; AFS 4. Bev SHEILA ELAINE FALLON Shelia RUSSELL J. FEE, III Russ Class President 2; NJHS I, 2; GCM Steering Comm. 2; SCA Rep. 2; V Football 2; V Track I, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 2, 3, Pres. 4. 26 KATHLEEN ANN FINNELL Katy JV Basketball I; V Basketball 2, 3, 4; V Softball I, 2; Pep Club 2; GAA 3. ERICA WALTON FISHE Erica Rank and File 3, Feature Ed. 4; NJHS 2; NHS 4; Fr. Honor Society 4; Quill Scroll 4; Keyettes 4; Jaguarettes I; French Club 2, 3. SANDRA LEIGH FITZGERALD Fitz Class Secretary 2; Keyettes 3, 4; SCA Rep. I, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football 4; JV Cheerleader 2; Jr-Sr Cheer¬ leader 3; The Messiah I; The Boyfriend 3; Pep Club I, 2, 3; GAA 2; Daisey Mae 4. CATHERINE HOWARD FLIPPEN Cathy Reveille 2; NJHS 2; NHS 3, 4; Quill Scroll 2, 3, Pres. 4; Keyettes 2, 3, V Pres. 4; Call Me Madame I; A Pair of Lunatics 2; Le Malade Imaginaire 3; Girls ' Ensemble 3, Pres. 4; Astronomy Club 2; Drama Club 2; Art Club Treas. I, 2, V Pres. 3; French Club I, 2, 3; AFS 2, 3, 4; Americans Abroad Candi¬ date 3. CANDACE JO FLOYD Candy SCA Rep. 2; Christmas Dance Comm. 4; Swim Team 2; JV Hockey, Captain 3; Intramurals 2; Forensics 4. after taking our final college boards . . . SUSAN CAROL FOLEY Sue ROBERT LEWIS FORREST SCA 1; JV Football 2; Track 1, 2; Softball 1 Club V Pres. 2; CYO 1. Bob ; Soccer 1; Swim Team 1; Bachelor BERNARD FOX Bernie DAN HAMPTON FREEMAN Dan Class Dance Comm 2; Prom Comm 3; Cross Country I, 2; Track 2, 3. ANTONE JOSEPH SALLAHER Tony NHS 4; Fr. Honor Society 4; Frosh Football I; JV Football 2; V Football 3, 4; Frosh Basketball I; JV Basketball 2; V Basketball 3, Captain 4; V Baseball 2, 3, 4; Let- termen ' s Club 2, 3, 4. NINA GAMOTIS Nina V Softball 3; Pep Club 2, 3. MICHAEL LAWRENCE FLYNN Mike National Thespian Society 4; One Acts 2; The Maid Who Made It 3; Bernardine 3; The Boy¬ friend 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4; She Stoops to Conquer 4; The Proposal 4; Pep Club 2; French Club 2; German Club 3. EDWARD EARL GARRISON Ed Frosh Football I; JV Football 2; Frosh Basketball I; JV Basketball 2; JV Baseball 2. JOSEPH JOHN GARRISON Joe PATRICIA ANN GARRISON Pat LINDA MARIE GARRITY Linda Pep Club I; GAA I; FNA 2; FBLA 4. JAMES SEVERANCE GAVITT Jim Key Club 3, 4; V Football I, 2, 3, 4; V Wrestling 2; Lab Ass ' t 4. ANNE LOUISE GEERY Anne And pulling through semester exams . . . KATHLEEN ROSE MARIE GERIS Kathy Volleyball Intramurals 2; Girls ' Chorus 2, 3; Library Ass ' t 4; Pep Club 2; FBLA 4. KATHLEEN JOY GIBB Kathy Glee Club 3; French Club 4. CAROLYN E. GILES Carolyn Library Ass’t 4; FBLA 4. MICHAEL EDWARD GOLDEN Mike Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Team 4; French Club 2. AARON LEE GOLUB Glob Class President I; Frosh Football I; Frosh Basketball I; V Basketball, Manager 2, 3; V Baseball, Manager 2, 3; Inherit the Wind I; French Club 2; Letter- men ' s Club 2, 3, 4; School Athletic Reporter 3, 4. HERBERT WALTER GOODFELLOW Herby V Baseball, Manager 4; JV Track; V Track; Automo¬ tive Shop I, 2; Lettermen ' s Club 4; Pep Club Pres. 4. JOSEPH MARSHALL GOODWIN Joe rrosh Football I; JV Football 3; V Football 4; Frosh 3asketball I; Track 2. PATRICIA ANN GRAHAM Pat JOHN FARIS GRANT John ey Club Treas. 2, V Pres. 4; Class Senator 3; Prom Comm. 3; V Tennis 2, 3; Bernardine 3; Cry of Crows 4; She Stoops to Conquer 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA deWOLF GRAY Barbara Columbian Art Ed. 4; NHS 4; Keyettes 4; SCA Rep. (■; Pan Am Club I, 2; Latin Club Sec. I, 2; Art Club 2; Drama Club 2; Glee Club 2; Forum 4. RALPH DANIEL GRAY Danny JV Baseball I; V Wrestling I, 2, 3; V Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3. HARRELL RICHARD GREER Jake •’arliamentary Procedure Officer 2; JV Basketball 2; =FA 2, 3; DECA 4. we kept our fingers crossed waiting for college acceptances. GLEN MICHAEL GRESHAM Glen JOHN R. GRESHAM John RENEE-JEANNE GUENARD Renee Rank and File 3, Managing Ed. 4; NJHS I, 2; NHS 3, 4; Fr. Honor Society I, 2, 3; Quill Scroll 4; Na¬ tional Thespian Society 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; Class Vice- ‘President 3; Prom Comm 3; SCA Clerk of the Senate 4; Bernardine ' 3; The Boyfriend 3; Cry of Crows 4; She Stoops to Conquer 4; French Club I, 2; Art Club Sec. 2; AFS 2, Sec. 3; German Club Social Chairman 3. JOHN WALTER GURAL Johnny JV Football 2; Gym Ass ' t 4. LACY EDMUNDS HAGOOD, JR. Lacy ELIZABETH MARIE HALL Betty MARGARET M. HALL Peggy Glee Club I ; Library Ass’t Club I, Pres. 2, 3. LLOYD ERIC HALVORSON Lloyd Frosh Football I; V Football 2, 3, 4; V Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4; V Track I, 2, 3, 4; Letterrmen ' s Club 3, 4; Outstanding Wrestler Award 3. FRANCES WARREN HANGER Fran Class Sec. 4; Social Comm. 2, 3; Ways Means Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Homecoming Comm. 4; SCA Rep. 2; Powder Puff Football 4; One Acts 2; Bernardine 3; Glass Menagerie 3; The Maid Who Made It 3; The Boyfriend 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4; German Club 2, V Pres. 3, 4; Pep Club I, Pres. 2, 3. CHARLES GEORGE HARDIN Chip Key Club 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Frosh Football I; JV Football 3; French Club 2. DAVID ELLISON HARNEY Dave Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Lab Ass ' t 4. LINDA MARIE HARRELL Linda Basketball Intramurals I, 2; JV Cheerleader 2; V Cheerleader 3; Girls ' Chorus I, 2; DE 4; GAA 2; Pep Club I, 2; Tri-Hi-Y Pres. I. We proved our scholastic ability . . . WAYNE THOBURN HARRIS, JR. GEORGE VAUGHAN HART Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 3, 4; Cross Country 3; French Club I. JEFFREY PAUL HASSETT Radio Club I, 2; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 3. JAMES FELTON HEAD, JR. DONALD HELSEL STUART ALAN HENDERSON Newspaper I, 2; Basketball I, 2. Wayne George Jeff Jim Donald Stuart 30 ROBERT LEROY HENNINGER Robert NJHS I, 2; NHS 4; National Thespian Society I, 2, 3, 4; Class President I; SCA Vice President 2; GCM Steering Comm 2; Call Me Madam I; Life with Father I; The Last Spin 2; The Glass Menagerie 3; The Boyfriend 3; Overtones 3; The Maid Who Made It 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4; She Stoops to Conquer 4; Madrigals 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3; Most Promising Actor I; Optimist Club Outstanding Student 3. KATHLEEN MARIE HENRY Kathy FBLA 4; Girls ' Club 2; French Club 4. HJALMAR LILLEBROR HESSELBOM Hjalmar AFS Foreign Exchange Student 4; Key Club 4. WILLIAM CARLTON HICKOK Bill Intramurals I, 2; Movie Club 2. ANITA THEKLA HITCHCOCK Anita Columbian Co-Sports Ed. 2, Finance 3, Sr. Class Ed. 4; Quill Scroll 4; Prom Comm. 3; V Softball, Man¬ ager 2; Spanish Club 3; German Club I, 2, 3, Sec. 4. SARNIA MARY HITCHCOCK Sandee Columbian 2, 3; V Softball, Manager 2; Lab Ass ' t 4. when we matched wits on Its Academic”. . . ROBERT CHARLES HIXON, JR. KAREN SUE HODGES Art Club 3, Pres. 4. Bob Karen JAMES WILLIAM HODGSON Jim NJHS I, 2; NHS 3, 4; Key Club I, 2, 3, 4; Class Senator I; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 4; JV Basketball 2; Forum 3; AFS 4. BRENDA SUE HOLT Brenda )CA Rep. I, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; FHA I, 2; Pep Club 3; Breakfast Club 3, 4. DONNA JEAN HOLT Jean Rank and File 2; Keyettes 2, Jr. District Rep. 3; Symphonic Band I, 2; Girls ' Intra¬ mural Board I; Science Club I; FNA I, 2, 3; Future Scientists of America Regional Award I; 1st—Jr. Division McLean H.S. Science Fair I; 2nd—Sr. Division Northern ' a. Science Fair. LINDA HOOVER Linda 31 DONNA LYNN HUDDLE Donna JV Cheerleader 3; Drill Team I; French Club I; Pep Club I, 2; FBLA 4. ROGER TEIGEN HUGHES Roger Frosh Football I ; V Tennis 2, 3; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4. VIVIAN LEE HUKILL Vivian Drill Team 2; Latin Club I ; FTA 2; French Club 3, 4. DONNA NA HUSTON Donna SCA Rep. 2; Majorette I, 2; FBLA 3, 4. WALTER DANIEL IRVIN Walt VALERIE SUE JARRARD Val Library Ass ' t 4; FBLA V Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 2; FHA I, 2; Breakfast Club 3, 4. And by our twelve merit scholarship finalists. PHILIP WAYNE JAUCHEM Phil Spanish 3, 4. RUTH ANN JOHNCOX Tina GEOFFREY NICOLL JOHNSON Geoff JOYCE JONES Joyce ROBERT POWELL JONES Bob Columbian 2, 3; Rank and File 4; NHS 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3. LAURA JOY KAHN Laura Intramurals 2; Frosh Cheerleading I ; Younger Gen¬ eration I ; Erie County Choir I; Concert Choir 4; HI-Y i ; Pep Club 3. ■M VICTORIA ELIZABETH KALASSAY Vicki Girls ' Chorus 3; Girls ' Ensemble 4; Guidance Ass ' t 3, 4; German 2, 3, Treas. 4. MARY RUSS KALEPP Mary SCA Rep. 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4. WILSON DEA KELLY Kel RICHARD LOUIS KENNEY Richard V Basketball 3, 4; French Club 2. ELEANOR MARY KENSLEA Ellie AFS 4; Pep Club 2, 3. LINDEN HARRISON KERNS Lin Seniors stood out in sports . . . KENNETH DAVID KEYTE Kenneth DOUGLAS OSCAR KIESSLING Doug The Glass Menagerie 3; Science Club 4; Latin Club 2; Physics Club 4; Senior Float Committee 4. JANET LOUISE KIRWAN Janet SCA Rep. 2, 3; JV Hockey I; Powder Puff 4. CATHERINE LYNNE KISER Lynne Girls ' Chorus I; Girls ' Ensemble 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 4. RENEE JULIA KISSAL Renee KENDAL JAMES KLINDWORTH Ken V Swim Team 2; Band I, 2; Dance Band 2. ABIGAIL ANN KLOPFENSTEIN Ann Hockey Team Manager 4; Pep Club I, 3; FTA 2, 3; French Club I, 2, 3; FHA 2; German Club 4. CHRISTINE ANN KLUGER Chris Mixed Chorus 2; Girls ' Chorus 4. BRUCE EDWARD KOONTZ Bruce KATHLEEN FRANCES KOTH Kathy NJHS I, 2; Keyettes 3, 4; SCA Rep. 4; Pep Club 3; German Club I, 2, 3, V Pres. 4. JAMES EVERRETT LANE Jim Lab Ass ' t 4; Science Club 4; Youth for Christ 2. KELVIN CHARLES LANGLEY Kelvin Amahl and the Night Visitors 3; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4; German Club I. With members on all-state and metropolitan teams. LEILANE CECILIA LANSING Leilani Science Cl ub 3, 4; Greek Study Group 3, 4; FTA 2; FNA 2. LESTER ALBRIGHT LAWRENCE Les Stage Manager 3, 4; Pep Club V Pres. 2; German Club 2, 3. MONICA JANE LEAHY Jane Intramurals 3; Girls ' Chorus 4; Gym Ass ' t 4; Pep Club 3; FBLA 4. JEANI PATRICIA LEISHEAR Jeani GLORIA SUE LONG Pep Club 2. Bootsie CAROLYN ANNE LOWE Drill Team 1. Carol RONALD WILLIAM LOWRY Ron Cross Country 3; Track 3, 4; German Club 2, 3. JOHN PRICE LUCAS Jack Columbian 2, Layout Ed. 3, Ed.-in-Chief 4; NJHS 2; Quill Scroll 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Class Sena¬ tor 2, 4; SCA Rep. 3, SCA Cabinet 3; Outstanding Achievement in Publications 2. WILBER POOLE LUND Wilber Earth Science Club 3. JEFFREY GRANVILLE MacDONALD Jeff DAVID FORREST MacGHEE Dave NHS 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3; Prom C omm. Decorations Chairman 3; V Football 2, 3, 4; V Basket¬ ball 2, Captain 3, 4; M Club 2, Treas. 3; Knight Club Pres. 3; Spain All Conference Basketball and Football Teams 3; Most Valuable Basketball Player Award 3; Exchange Student 2, 3. SANDY LYNN MACKINTOSH Mac Concert Choir 4; GAA 2, 3; Pep Club I, 3; Powder Puff Football 4. The winter months dragged on . . . BETTY ANN MAEDGEN Betty GEORGE MADISON MAHAN George MICHAEL ROBERT MALOY Mike Library Ass ' t 4; Pep Club 2; French Club Pres. I. JAMES WILLIAM MARCH Jim Lab Ass ' t 4; Science Club 4. JAMES STOCKE MARSHALL Jim Rank and File 4; NHS 4; JV Soccer 2; V Baseball 2; Math Club I ; Library Club I. MARY WILSON MARSHALL Mary French Club I; Drama Club I. feu m RICHARD LANE MASON Richard PAMELA HALE MASTERS Pam NJHS 2; Fr. HS 3; Keyettes 2, 3, Parliamentarian 4; JV Softball I ; Pep Club 2, 3, Sec. 4. RICHARD ALAN MATTOZZI Rick JV Wrestling 2; V Wrestling 3, 4; JV Track 2; Letter- men ' s Club 3, 4. DAVID WILLIAM MAY Dave TRI-M; Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Greek Club 2; Chess Club 2. DOUGLAS WOODROW MAYO Doug Rank and File 2; SCA Rep. I; Frosh Football I; V Football 2, 3, 4; JV Baseball I, 2; JV Track 3; Letter- men ' s Club 3, 4. SALLY ANN McCAFFREY Sam Keyettes 3, 4; One Acts Publicity 2; Volleyball In¬ tramurals 2; Bowling Intramurals I; Art Club 2, V Pres. 3, 4; Forum, Sec.-Treas. 3, 4. But we ended ’64 with gay holiday festivities. DAVID HARMON McCOWN Dave National Thespian Society 4; Class Senator 4; Spooky Tavern I; Bernardine 3; She Stoops to Conquer 4; Football I, 2; Baseball 2; Cross Country 3; Track 3, 4; ; Boxing I; Speech Club I. MICHAEL ALLISON McCULLOUGH Mike Cross Country I; Track 2; Stage Crew 1, 2. VIRGINIA MAE McDONALD Ginny Girls ' Intramurals 2; Girls ' Chorus I ; VOT 4. CAROL ELAINE McFEATERS Carol Madrigals I; Mixed Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4; Drama Club I, 2; Library Club I, Sec.-Treas. 2; Science Club 3; FNA 3; French Club 4. LEAH AGNES MILLARD Leah DIANE DEMONA MILLER Diane Columbian 3; NJHS 2; NHS 4; Fr. Honor Society 4; Keyettes 4; FNA I; French Club 2. 36 MARELEA MINARD Marelea SCA Social Comm. 2; SCA Rep. I, 2; Social Chair¬ man 2; Inherit the Wind Costumes I; Guidance Ass ' t 4; German Club V Pres. I, 2, 3. BRUCE EVERETT MINTON Bruce Rank and File 4; SCA Rep. I; Football I, 2; JV Bas¬ ketball I, 2; V Basketball 3, 4; Drama Club 2. MARY LOUISE MITCHELL Mary SCA Cabinet 4; Class V Pres. I; Frosh Cheerleader I; Band I, 2; Girls ' Glee Club I, 2; Girls’ Ensemble I, 2; Mixed Chorus I, 2; Pep Club I, Sec. 2; AFS 3, V Pres. 4; German Club 4. JOAN MADELINE MOLL. ' E Joan IRVIN MOLLERY Irvin RONALD MONAT Ronald Tri-M 3, Treas. 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Clarinet Ensemble 3, 4; Woodwind Quintet 4. Our senior lunch table, lunch line, and senior sections . . . GREGORY EVAN MONTOUR Greg BRIAN EUGENE MORRILL Brian Jr. Social Comm. 3; V Cross Country Captain 3; V Track Captain 2, 3, 4; Letter- men ' s Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Science Clyb 4. JAMES DONALD MORRIS Donnie JV Football 1, 2, 3; JV Baseball I; V Baseball 2, 3, 4. ANNE WENTWORTH MORRISON Wendy Fr. Honor Society 4; Bernardine Costumes 3; The Medium Properties 4; Girls ' Chorus 3; Concert Choir Sec. 4; French Club 3, 4. MARY JANET MOULIS MJ Reveille 2; SCA Rep. 4; Public Relations Comm. 3; FHA I; French Club I, 2, 3; AFS 3; Science Club 3. KATHERINE READ MUSE Kathy NJHS 2; NHS 3, 4; Fr. Honor Society 3, 4; Scholarship Society I; Keyettes 3, 4; V Softball Captain 2, 3; V Basketball 2, 3, 4; V Hockey 2, 3, Captain 4. 37 WILLIAM JOSEPH NANNA Bill NJHS, V Pres. 2; Key Club 4; Frosh Football I; V Football 3, 4; JV Baseball I ; V Track 3, 4; Letter- men ' s Club 4. CYNTHIA BEATRICE NASH Cyn Girls ' Chorus; Girls ' Ensemble; Pep Club 2. PATRICIA NORMA NAVE Trish Diary of Anne Frank, Sets 4; L ' Amoretts I; Jr. Classical League I, 2; AFS 3, 4; Latin Club 3. WILLIAM ALLEN NEALE Bill STEPHEN KIRK NEMORE Steve Social Comm. Chairman 4; Ftomecoming Dance Chairman 4; SCA Rep. 3; One Acts 2;. Bernar- dine, Ass ' t Stage Manager 3; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4. BOBBY LEE NICHOLS Bobby Helped unify our class. FRANK ELMAR NOVAKOWSKI Frank SCA Rep. 2, President 4; Bowling Team I; JV Football 2; V Track 2; Science Club 3; German Club 3, 4. JONATHAN ALVAN NOYES Jay 1 Lab Ass ' t 3, 4. CAROL RODGERS OAKES Carol ROBYN RAE O ' CONNELL Robyn Columbian, Literary Ed. 4; NJHS I, Sec. 2; NHS 3, 4; Fr. Honor Society 3, 4; Key- ettes 4; Ways and Means Chairman 4; Lab Ass’t 3, 4; Ice Skating Club I; Science Club 4; French Club I, 2, 3. VINCENT FRANCIS O ' DONNELL Vince LINDA LOUISE OLDHAM Linda Highlander I; Reveille 2, 3, Make-up Ed. 4; NJHS I, 2; NHS 3, 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 3, 4; Bernardine 3; The Boyfriend 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4; Science Club I ; AFS 2; Forum 4; National Merit Finalist 4. 38 ALAN ROBERT OPRENDEK Lanny Frosh Football I; Intramural Basketball I. PATRICIA DIANNE O ' REAGAN Pat SCA Rep. I; Call Me Madame I; Amahl and the Night Visitors 3; Girls ' Chorus I; Mixed Chorus 2; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; FHA 2. MICHAEL TURNER OSBORN Mike Columbian 2, Photography Ed. 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; JV Football 3; V Football 4; V Baseball 2, 3, 4. STUART CURTIS OURS Stu SCA V Pres. 3; SCA Rep. 2, 4; SCA Cabinet 4; V Football, Manager 2, 3; Cross Country 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4; One Acts 2; Bernardine 3; Chess Club I; Ger¬ man Club 3; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4. WILLIAM PHILLIP PALA, JR. Bill Modern Music Masters 3, 4; TRI-M 3, 4; Science Hon¬ or Club 3, 4; Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; All-State Band 4; Astronomy Club I, Pres. 2, V Pres. 3; Georgetown Univ. Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium Winner 4. ROXANNE MARIE PANGALLO Rocki SCA Rep. I; Girls ' Chorus 3; Art Club I, 2; Spanish Club I; Tri-Hi-Y I, 2. In the spring the senior courtyard . . . ANN ELIZABETH PANGMAN Pang JV Hockey 2; Intramurals I, 2; She Stoops to Conquer Costumes 4; Clinic Ass ' t I; Library Ass ' t 4; FNA I; Pep Club I, Sec. 2, V Pres 3. JANE ANN PANNEK Panic NHS 4; Fr. Honor Society 3; Bernardine 3; The Glass Menagerie 3; The Boy- ( friend 3; The Diary of Anne Frank Ass ' t Technical Director 4; Lab Ass ' t 3; Pep Club 2; AFS 3; Science Club 3, 4; French Club 2, V Pres. 3, Pres. 4. CHRISTINE HELEN PAPPAS Chris • Powder Puff Eootball 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Girls ' Chorus 3; Girls ' Ensemble 4; FHA I; i French Club 2, 3; FTA 3, Treas. 4. CATHERINE PAYNE Cathy Reveille Business Manager 2, Ass ' t Literary Ed. 3, Literary Ed. 4; NJHS 2; NHS 4; Quill Scroll 2, 3, 4; Drama Sound Crew 3, 4; Philosophy Club 2; Astronomy. Club Treas. 2; National Merit Finalist 4. CHRISTINE PFEIL Chris Pep Club I, 2; Christmas Court 4. HANNAH PIERCE Hannah Reveille 3 , Business Manager 4; NJHS 2; NHS 3, Sec. 4; Fr. Honor Society I, 2, 3, Sec. 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; Bernardine 3; The Boyfriend 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4; French Club I, 2, Pres. 3, 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; AFS Summer Exchange Student 3; Na¬ tional Merit Finalist 4. 39 Kenda KENDA BETH PITTSNOGLE FBLA 4. RAMON ENGIQUE PLANAS Ramon Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Art Club 4. BRUCE A. PLYER Bruce NHS 3, Pres. 4; V Football 2, 3; V Track I, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club V Pres. 3, 4; National Merit Final¬ ist 4. LA MORA JOY POGUE La Mora KATHY JEAN POOLE Kathy MICHAEL EARLE POOLE Mike Press Bureau I; NHS 4; Key Club 3, 4; Le Malade Imaginaire 3; Greek Study Group 4; AFS 2; Russian Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4. Gave us a pleasant retreat from underclassmen. CAROLYN MARIE PRICE Carolyn DAVID LEIGH RAE Dave SCA Rep. I, 3; Frosh Football I; V Football 2, 3, 4; JV Baseball I; V Wrestling I, 2; V Track I, 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS JAMES REED Jim Frosh Football I; JV Football 2, 3; V Football 4. LYN ANN STEWART REED Reed Jaguarettes I; Girls ' Ensemble 4; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Forum 4. SHIRLEY JEAN REGUS Shirley The Boyfriend 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4; Girls ' Chorus 4; Library Ass ' t 4; FTA 3; Art Guild 4. LINDA LEE REYNOLDS Linda JAYNE RIEDEL Jayne KENNETH WILLIAM RITCHEY Ken JV Cross-Country 3; V Cross-Country 4; V Track 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 3, 4; Drama Club I; Chess Club 2; Lettermen ' s Club 4. BETH ELAINE RIX Beth CAROL FRANCES RIZZO Carol SHERRY SUE ROBERTS Sherry Social Comm. 2; Prom Decorating Comm. 3; Off ice Ass ' t I, 2; Clinic Ass ' t 2; VOT 4; FHA I; Pep Club I, 2, 3; FNA Corresponding Sec. 2, 3; AFS 2; FBLA 3, 4. MARIE TERESA ROBINSON Marie Columbian 3; NJHS I; SCA Rep. 4; V Softball 2 ; JV Cheerleader I ; Library Ass ' t 4; AFS 3, 4; Pep Club 2. The traditional Junior-Senior Basketball game . . . TOM SCOTT ROBINSON Tom TRI-M 3, 4; Frosh Football I ; Wrestli ng I ; Diary of Anne Frank 4; Bank I, 2, 3. DAVID BRYANT ROGERS Dave JV Track I; JV Football I; Wrestling 3, 4; Bernar- dine 3; The Boyfriend 3; Cry of Crows 4; Char¬ lie ' s Aunt 4; She Stoops to Conquer 4; Latin Club I; Forum 4. RONALD CHARLES ROOS Ron Prom Comm. 3; Latin Club 2; Biology Club 2; Ger- iman Club 3, 4. ROBERT RAY ROPER Bob Rank and File 3; Prom Comm. 3; Powder Puff Cheer¬ leader 4; Pep Club I; Chess Club 2; German Club 4. RALPH ROSE Tink CHARLES GARFIELD ROSENGREN Gar Columbian 2, Business Manager 3, Asst Ed. 4; Quill Scroll 4; Key Club 3, 4; Class Senator 3. RAYMOND MICHAEL ROSOLINA Buzz National Thespian Society 4; The Glass Menagerie 3; The Maid Who Made It 3; Bernardine 3; The Sandbox 3; The Boyfriend 3; The Diary of Anne Frank 4; Chess Club 2; German Club 3, 4. LEE VAN RUCKMAN Van Band 2, 3. CATHERINE ANN RUMFORD Cathy Powder Puff Football 4; Girls ' Chorus 4; Mixed Cho¬ rus 3; Student Ass ' t 2. RICHARD RYTTER Richard VANCE EDWIN SALTER Vance Rank and File 3, 4; NHS 3, Treas. 4; Quill Scroll 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; SCA Cabinet 3, Rep. 3, 4; De¬ bate I, 2, Captain 3, 4; Russian Club Pres. 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2; Swim Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4. BARBARA ANN SAMUELS Barbara Filled us with class enthusiasm and spirit. FRANCES ARNOLD SANDERS Frank V Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; JV Football 2 ; Letter- men ' s Club 2, 3, 4. MINA SARLATI Mina DEIRDRE E. SAUNDERS Dede Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3; Sadie Hawkins Comm. 2; SCA Rep. 2; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Library Ass ' t 4; Drill Team 1,2, 3. ROGER PAUL SCHAEFFER Roger Band 1, 2, 4. BARBARA JEANNE SCHEFFEL Barbara ANDREA MORROW SCHEURER Andy Reveille 3, 4; JV Hockey I; V Hockey 2, 3; JV Basket¬ ball 2; Latin Club I; French Club 2; FHA 2, His¬ torian 3. 4 o. JEROME EDWIN SCHMICK Jerry CAROL SUE SCHULTZ Carol TRI-M 3, 4; Music Festival I, 2, 3; All State Band 3; Woodwind Quartet 4; French Club 3. CHARLES J. SCHULTZ Charles DENNIS GORDON SCOTT Scott JOHN P. SCOTT John MELINDA LEE SCOTT Melinda FT A 4. We came one step closer to graduation . . . CAROLINE ANN SEALE Caroline Clinic Ass ' t 4. JOYCE ROBERTA SEEDERS Joyce Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. GLENN STUART SETTLE Glenn V Wrestling, Manager 2, 3, 4; Marching Band I, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 3, 4; Chess Club I; Lettermen ' s Club 4. JUDY ANN SHAFFER Judy FHA I; FBLA 3, Treas. 4. DIANA LYNN SHEK Denny National. Thespian Society 4; Bernardine Make-up 3; Sandbox 3; Boyfriend Publicity 3; Maid Who Made It 3; Crucible 4; Diary of Anne Frank 4; The Marriage Proposal 4; She Stoops to Con¬ quer 4; FTA I; French Club 4. CORINNE CLAIRE SHERTON Corinne NJHS 2; NHS 3, V Pres. 4; Fr. HS 4; Lab Ass ' t 3; Riding Club I; Science Club I, 2, 3; French Club I, 2, 3, 4; Russian Club Sec.-Treas. 4; National Merit Finalist 4. NICHOLAS ANDREW SHERWOOD Nick Rank and File Co-Ed. 2, Managing Ed. 3, Ed.-in-Chief 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; National Merit Finalist 4. DAVID ROSS SHUPE Dave The Glass Menagerie 3; Bernardine 3; The Boy¬ friend 3; The Diary of Anne Frank 4; Debate Team 4; Science Club I, 2, 4; Physics Club 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Forum 3; AFS 3, 4; National Merit Finalist 4. PAMELA ELLEN SIESS Pam Girls ' Ensemble 3, 4; Lab Ass ' t 3; Clinic Ass ' t 4; FNA Treas. 2. JUNE CAROL SIMPSON June Pep Club I; Riding Club I ; FNA 4. BONNIE LEE SIMS Bonnie Library Ass ' t 3, 4. NANCY CAROL SINGEL Nancy Reveille 2; Quill Scroll 2, 3, 4; National Thespian Society 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Overtones 3; Amahl and the Night Visitors 3; The Diary of Anne Frank 4; JV Hockey 3; Science Club I, 2; AFS 2; Geophysical Science Club V Pres. 2, Sec. 3. With the measuring for Caps and Gowns. _ Hi SHARON EILEEN SINZDAK Sharon Girls ' Chorus 2; Girls ' Ensemble 3; Pep Club 2, 3; AFS 4. CAROL ELIZABETH SKALNIK Carol Reveille 2, 3, 4; NJHS I, 2; NHS 3, 4; Quill Scroll 2, 3, Treas. 4; Fr. Honor So¬ ciety 3, 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; SCA Rep. 3; French Club I, Sec.-Treas. 2, Treas. 3; Russian Club V Pres. 2, 3; AFS 2, 3; Science Club 3; Forensics 3; It ' s Academic 4; National Merit Finalist 4. SAMUEL LEE SKILLMAN, III Sammy JV Wrestling 2; V Wrestling 3, 4; Symphonic Band I, 2, 3; Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4; RHO 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. LLOYD SLAYTON, JR. Lloyd KEVIN JOSEPH SMART Kev Rank and File 4; Magazine Staff I, 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Choir 2, 3; Chess Club 4; National Merit Finalist 4. BARBARA JEAN SMITH Barbie Columbian Faculty Ed. 2, 4, Ass ' t Business Manager 3; Quill Scroll 4; Keyettes 2, 3, Historian 4; Prom Comm. 3; SCA Social Comm. 2; V Softball Manager 2; Intra- murals I; Tri-Hi-Y Treas. I ; Spanish Club Pres. 3; Forensics 2; Heather Award I. 44 CAROL LEE SMITH Carol ci ass Senator I ; Pep Club I; Breakfast Club 4. HOWARD GARLAND SMITH, JR. Howie V Football I, 2, Captain 3, 4; V Wrestling I, 2, 3, Captain 4; Track I, 2, 3; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4. MARCIA NEVILLE SMITH Marcia NHS 4; FNA I; Red Cross Club V Pres. I; Science Club 3; German Club 3, 4. MICHAEL ARTHUR SMITH Rank and File Photographer 4. Mike PATRICIA SMITH Pat VOT 4. PATRICK NELSON SMITH Cross Country 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1. Rick The thrill of the prom highlighted a wonderful year! [ROBERT SMITH Bob ■SANDRA KAY SMITH Sandy Library Ass ' t 4; Mixed Chorus 4. THOMAS BASIL SMITH Basil NJHS 2; NHS 4; Key Club I, 2, 3, 4; Chess Team I, 4; Chess Club I, Pres. 2, 3, 4; Kstronomy Club 2; Debate 3, 4; Science Club I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, Pres. 4. SUSAN STOCK ETT Sue JEANNETTE AMEY SMYTH Jeannie Reveille 2, 3, Ed.-in-Chief 4; Quill Scroll 4; National Thespian Society 4; Life with • Father I; The Last Spin” 2; The Gl ass Menagerie 3; Bernardine 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4; Girls ' Chorus I; Forum 4; Forensics I, 2, 3, 4; Most Promising Actress I; Woodward and Lothrop Teen Board Rep. 4. DONNA MARIE SOVERN Donna ! Prom Comm. 3; Library Ass ' t 2; Lab Ass ' t 4; Drama Club I, 2; Pep Club 3; Science Club 3, 4; AFS 4; FNA 3, Pres. 4. 45 JOYCE LEN ORE SPEAKMAN Joyce NJHS 2; Fr. Honor Society I, V Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Le Malade Imaginaire 3; Lab Ass ' t 4; FTA I, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4. BECKY LYNN SPIVEY Becky NJHS 2; NHS 4; Fr. Honor Society I, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; French Club 4. ANDREW JACKSON STEELE Andy TRI-M 3, V Pres. 4; Frosh Basketball I ; Brass Choir I ; Stage Band 2, 3, 4. BRENDA JOYCE STEVENS Brenda Library Ass ' t 3, 4; Giudance Ass ' t 4; FBLA 3. SCOTT STEWART Scott MARIANNE STIKAS M arianne Columbian 2; Library Ass ' t 3. 1 Pomp and Circumstance brought the year to an end . . . CHARLES CHRIS STOEN Chris ! SUSAN DORIS ST. PIERRE Sue Class President I; Glee Club I, 2. JUDY LYNN STRIDE Shorty JV Hockey 2, 3; V Basketball Manager 3; V Softball 3; VOT 4; Pep Club 2. SUSAN COURTNEY SWAFFORD Sue NJHS I, 2; National Thespian Society 4; Bernardine 1 3; The Glass Menagerie 3; The Boyfriend 3; Le I Malade Imaginaire 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4 ; Cry of Crows 4; Stoops to Conquer 4; FNA 2, V Pres. 3; French Club 2, 3, Treas. 4; Forum 3, 4. LEWIS HAZEN SWORD Le Malade Imaginaire 3; French Club 2, 4; AFS 3. Louie !• 3, V Pres. K ■ I “i KATHRYN TAFT Kathy Pen Shouter 3; NHS 3, 4; Drama Club I, 2; Jr. Red Cross Rep. 2; Bridge and Chess Club 3; Glee Club 3; German Club 4. ' WILLIAM DAVID TATHAM Bill EDWARD MITCHELL TEMPLEMAN Ed I Powder Puff Cheerleader 4; Current Affairs Club 2; I International Club 3. JAMES LESLIE THIS Jim INHS 4; Key Cl ub 2, 3, Treas. 4; Public Relations IComm. 4; The Diary of Anne Frank 4; Symphonic I Band 2, 3,4. TED GERHARD THOLEN Ted ALEXANDRIA STONER THOMAS Muff ■ Class Treas. 2; SCA Rep. I; V Cheerleading 4; Ber- Inardine 3; Clinic Ass ' t 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Homecom¬ ing Court I, 4; Carousel Court 2; Christmas Court 3; ■ Prom Court 3. LYNDA ANNE THOMAS Lynda Rank and File 2; SCA Rep. I; Clinic Ass ' t 3, 4; French I Club I, 2; FNA 2, 3. and fumed a four year dream info a realify . . . DIANE MARIE THOMSON Diane I Art Club 3, 4. 1 PATRICIA ANNE THOMPSON Patty I Clinic Ass ' t 4; FBLA 4. GARY PAUL TIMIN Gary INHS 3. 4: Di ary of Anne Frank 4; Chess Team 4; IChess Club 3, 4; Science Club 4. LINDA TINDIE Linda LETITIA TINSLEY Tish NJHS 2; NHS 3, 4; Keyette Club 4; Social Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3; SCA Rep. I, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff .Football 4; Frosh Cheerleading I; V Cheerleading 4; ItPep Club I; Sweetheart Court I; Carousel Court 2; Homecoming Court 4. SANDEE LEE TOOTHMAN Sandee Reveille 4; Yearbook Art Layout 2; NHS 3, 4; Art Honor Society 3; Guidance Ass ' t 4; Red Cross Rep. I; Art Club 2; Forum 2; Drama Club 2, 3. BARBARA ANN TRIMMER Trim JV Hockey I; V Hockey 2, 3; Library Ass ' t 4; Office Asst ' 4; GAA 3; Pep Club 4. GEORGE STEPHEN TUGGLE Steve Frosh Football I; Audio-Visual Club I. WALLACE BRUCE TWICHELL, III Twich Activities Comm. 3; Call Me Madame I; Library Ass ' t 4; History Club I ; Forum 3, Vice-Chairman 4. DANIEL JAMES VAN ROCKEL Dan JAMES RONALD VIA Ronnie Stephen McDonald victory Steve Columbian 4; Prom Comm. 3; V Cross Country 3, 4; JV Track 2; V Track 3, 4; French Club I; Photography Club I; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4. As we received our Diplomas. RANDOLPH VIPPERMAN Randy Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. PAUL HEATH VOGEL Paul Frosh Fo otball I; V Football 2; JV Wrestling 2; JV Cross Country 3; Bernardine Props 3; Amahl and the Night Visitors 3; Medium 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Ensemble 3; Madrigals 4; French Club 2; Science Club 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 2, 3, 4. KURT WILLIAM VOGLER Kurt LINDA KAY VOLOVICK Linda Band I, 2, 3, 4; Lab Ass ' t 3, 4; Greek Study Group 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Club Sec.-Tre,as. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, V Pres. 4. JON ROBERT VOSKUIL Jon Lab Asst 4; Chess Club 2, 3; AFS 3; Chemistry Club Pres. 4. GAY VREDENBURG Gay CHRISTINE LOUISE WALDO Tina JV Basketball 2; V Hockey 4; GAA 2, 3, 4. SANDRA LEE WALKER Sandy Clinic Ass ' t 4. DIANE CHERYL WALLACE Diane NJHS 2; NHS 4; Chess Club I, 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4; AFS 3; Chemistry Club 4; National Merit Finalist 4. MARY SUZANNE WALTON Mary Columbian Sports Ed. 4; NJHS 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Ways and Means Comm. 3; Frosh Cheerleader Captain I; Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 4; Guidance Ass ' t 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Queen 4. EDWARD FRANCIS WATSON Ed JV Football 2; JV Basketball 2; Boys ' State 3. ELIZABETH LATHROP WATTERS Chibba Homecoming Dance Comm. 4; SCA Rep. I, 4; Home¬ coming Court 4. We leave G.C.M. our senior gift . . . BRENDA SUE WEISS Brenda Girls ' Chorus I, 2; FNA 2. DAVID BARCLAY WEST David TRI-M 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Concert and March¬ ing Bands I, 2, 3, 4; All State Band 4; AFS 2. ROBERT NELSON WEYANT Bob JOAN CAROL WHIPP Joan V Softball 3; FBLA 4. PATRICIA WHITMON Pat Guidance Ass ' t 4; FHA I. BRENDA ROANE WILKERSON Brenda Mixed Chorus I, 2; Girls ' Chorus 3, 4. HARRIET WILLIAMS Harriet Library Ass ' t 4. JAMES CALVIN WILLIAMS Bear JV Baseball 2. ROY ROGER WILLIAMS Roy DE 4. SANDRA DEANE WILLIAMS Sandy FNA 2, 3, Treas. 4. WAYNE EUGENE WILT Wayne JA Football 2: Science Club I. CHRISTINA MARIE WINNINGS Chris Powder Puff Football 4; Art Club 4. KATHERINE WISMAN Kathy Library Ass ' t 4; Spanish Club 2; Science Club 3. CAROLYN DIANNE WOOD VOT 4; FBLA 3. Carolyn HARVEY FIRTH WOOD Woody Forum 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4. And begin our life as adults. MARTINA ANN WOOD Marti SCA Rep. I; Powder Puff Football 4; Call Me Mad¬ ame I; Clinic Ass ' t 2; Library Ass ' t 3; Pep Club 4; FBLA 3, 4. JAMES DAVID WRIGHT Jim Cross Country I, 2; Hockey 2, 3; Diving Team I, 2; Soccer I, 2; Rugby 2, 3; Steeplechase 2; Spanish Club 3. DfANA DENN WYMAN Diana Forum 4; French Club 4. ROBERT YATES Bob Int ramurals I, 2; Bowling I, 2; Diary of Anne Frank 4; Forum 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN ZIMMERMAN Patty CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH ZIRKLE Lottie Guidance Ass ' t 4; Latin Club 2; Greek Study Group 3. THIS LITTLE exercise, demonstrated by military-bound Greg BEST ALL Around Tony Gallaher receives Montour, Bob Hixon, Frank Novakowski and Richard Kenney, Gookums for Tish Tinsley and himself, is called Sitting on your Imagination. 51 The enjoyment of Senior days BOB HIXON discovers the hidden horrors of Mr. Tischler ' s chemistry lab. SENIORS SALLY McCaffrey, Cindy Bieber, Bob Jones, Basil Smith, and Greg Appling combine Bridge with studies durina lunch. HARVEY WOOD has to be looking for an issue of Mad. A PORTRAIT of Lloyd Halvorson, Dave May and Bar¬ bara Smith doing nothing. RONNIE LOWRY and Frank Sanders were intending to go to the library. 53 DOUG KIESSLING and Nancy Singel enjoy a few seldom found minutes of relaxation. CALVIN WILLIAMS stoops to conquer our trash as he disposes of a freshman. 54 not be soon forgotten. JOANIE BURLEY pensively thinks of the day all sen¬ iors are anxiously awaiting as she gets measured for her mortarboard. AS S.C.A. President, Frank Novokowski often finds his duties per¬ plexing. SENIORS ESCAPE from underclassmen at their Senior lunch table. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Juniors President Stan Whiting Treasurer Donna Brown Senator Cory Pearson Senator Pete Bryant Secretary Ann Cambell Not Pictured Vice-President Steve Schmidt Class of Our junior year brought both challenge and relaxation. With A.C., college boards, PSAT tests, and Chemistry came many sleepless nights. To relieve the monotony of work there were sock hops, Homecoming festivities, and the excitement of Prom night. Then, as we watched the Class of ' 65 prepare for graduation, we received our class rings and began to plan for the fun and responsibility of our coming year as Seniors. 56 Ad ams, Kevin Adams, Linda Agee, Frank Allen, Charley Anderson, Kathy Armstrong, Tommy Arsenault, Stephen Augustauskas, Mike Aydelott, Sharon Ayoub, Akran Babbs, Pricilla Baier, Randy Bailey, Howard Baker, Annette Baker, Benny Baldridge, Sandra Balducci, Robert Baldwin, Pam Barlow, Frank Barnard, Elaine Barnard, Eloise Bart, Richard Barton, Elaine Batchelor, Walter Baxter, Anne Baxter, Tom Beardow, Lesley Beardow, Linda Beatly, Jay Beaulieu, Lisa Berg, Becky Bernard, Kay Beveridge, Kay Beyer, Micheal Bishop, Becky Blackburn, Janie Blackburn, Keith Blakemore, William Blue, Marilyn Boettcher, Jeanne Juniors meet a year of action . . . Bop, Sarah Borden, Dan Brandt, Bill Branner, Ronald Brewer, Cathy Brewer, Robert Britton, Shaon Brown, Allen FIFTH PERIOD lunch, but where ' s the food wonders Linda Kendall, Donna Brown, Annie Hansborough, and Sarah Griffith. 57 YOU DARED me to do it and I ' m sliding all the way down, says Barbara Byers to Sue Souders. Brown, Donna Brown, Stephen Browne, Richard Browder, Dana Bruce, Carol Bryant, Pete Buchko, Melinda Buckley, Virginia Accepting the challenge of A.C. and Chemistry . . . Buford, Jerry Bulien, Chuck Buller, Amy Bullock, Jon Burch, Bill Burger, Karen Burke, Jerry Burroughs, Jeanne Buynitzky, Anne Byers, Batbara Byers, Leonard Callander, John Camp, Nancy Campbell, Anne Cambell, Carry Carruth, Mike Carter, Gwendolyn Carter, John Chamberlin, Wendy Chase, Kenny Cheek, Linda Chiles, Cathy Chuirazzi, Cindy Churchill, Janie Clark, Kristina Clarkson, Nancy Coffin, Frank Coleman, Janet Coleman, Mike Collin, Humphrey Comer, Courtney Condon, Bill Conger, Dahila Connon, Bill Cooke, William Coulter, Robert Cowhig, Bruce Crockett, Brian Crockett, John Cronenberg, Bill 58 Cupp, Bill Curli, Ed Curry, Betsy Dannals, Nancy Davis, Mike Deaner, Arliss Dengler, Linda Dennis, Jean 3:25. IT ' S that time again. How did we ever get through the day? raising money for the Junior-Senior Prom . . DeRoberts, Richard Dewey, Anne Dickey, Joyce Dinan, Bobby Dodge, Debby Dolziel, James Dorsey, John Dougon, Anne Douglas, Albert Douglas, James Dowd, Kathleen Dowell, Diane Downs, Linda Draper, Gaylord Dryer, Terry Dubas, Danielle Duehring, Karen Duffy, Anna Dugas, Micheal Dungan,Jacque Duran-Ballen, Alicia Durkin, Brian Eagle, Chuck Eaker, Marie Edmunds, Greg Edson,Jim Elliot, Sandra Ellis, John Emswiller, Rachel Espen, John Evans, Tom Everstine, Sharon Faith, Barbara Feagan, Micheal Fenton, Warren Fine, Bob Fite, Kathy Fite, Richard Fitzpatrick, Gerry Fix, Theresa 59 Flaherty, Kathy Flint, Jeannette Follin, Gordon Follin, Ronnie Ford, Sue Forgione, Adrian Francis, Gary Freeman, George French, Steve Friedlander, Tom Fuller, Vicki Futchik, Mike Gallagher, Bill Gallinger, Bruce Gallup, Marvin Galton, Steve Gamble, Melvin Gammon, Carol Gapp, Majorie Garrison, Joe Gavitt, John Gentle, Sandy Girling, Peter Glick, Gerry Through the Powder Puff Game and Qock Hops • • Gloeckler, Linda Gobley, Larry Godfrey, Pat Goggin, Anne Golden, Judy Good, Sandra Goodman, Richard Gourdeau, Linda Graff, Hans Grafton, Linda Gray, Linda Green, Debbi Gripman, Mark Groves, Kathy Grubbs, Linda Hagood, Peggy BRIAN CROCKETT stands firm on his philosophy: All work and no play helps one achieve his goal. Hall, Gerald Hallam, Tom Hall be rg, Karen Ham, Tim Hand, Gloria Hanley, Penny Hansen, Robin Harbin, Ron 60 Hardin, Brenda Harney, Donald Harris, Mike Harsha, Bill Hartman, Joe Hassett, John Hatcher, Chip Hechtman, Geoffrey MIKE SAWMELLE proves that chivalry is not dead by carrying Paula Howland ' s books. taking batteries of tests . . . Helmick, Jane Helms, Nancy Henderson, Bonnie Hendrick, Paul Herbots, John Herbst, Sandy Herzberg, Bettyanne Hess, John Hickok, Marilyn Hintz, Bob Holmberg, Bruce Honse, George Howdershell, Robert Howland, Paula Hudson, Jill Huffman, John Huffman, Laurin Hughes, Connie Humphrey, Don Hundshamer, Brenda Huntington, Al Hurdle, Ken Israelson, Eric Jamison, Mary Lou Jenkins, Carolyn Jensen, Rick Johnson, Bill Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Diane Johnson, Karen Johnston, Steve Johnstone, Wendy Jones, Diane Joslin, Laurie Joyce, Nicki Judd, Jerry Kamenski, Tom Kantz, T im Katona, Tim Katsirubas, Pete 61 Keating, Pat Keeney, Scott Keidaish, Steve Kelly, Christine Kendall, Linda Kent, Jane Keroher, Jewell Kidwell, Cathy Kidwell, Larry Kiger, Chip Kimball, Kay Kincaid, Jim King, John Kinsey, Carol Klipa, Dotty Klopfenstein, Linda Koepsell, Judy Konzelmann, Joanne Kowalczyk, Scott Kreher, Missy Kriss, Sue Kuper, John Laird, Linda AMERICAN CIVILIZAllON classes take advantage of Mr. Johnson ' s vast knowledge of the Constitution. 8.T.E.P. and S.C.A.T., P.S.A.T., and National Merit Scholarship Test . . . Laird, Paul Laird, Wanda Lamb, Archie Lane, Charley Lambert, Elyssa Layton, Patricia Leake, John Lebarron, Fred Ledbetter, Judy Leonard, Leslie Levy, Phil Light, Elliott Link, Jeannie Littleton, George Lirette, Sandy Lockhart, Nancy Long, Fred Louk, Linda Lowentrout, Pete Lowry, Pamela Loy, Al Lyons, Thomas Mackert, Thomas Mackintosh, Shauna. 62 —- Thoughts of colleges sparked . . . Magarity, Diane Malecki, Barbara Malone, Michele Maloy, Marcy Mann, Melvin Marshall, Glenn Martin, Gene May, Richard Maynard, Barbara McCabe, Kathy McCarroll, David McConville, Robert McCown, Buck McCrea, Larry McCullough, Gail McCutchan, Kathy McDonald, Patti McFarlane, Randy McGuire, Ed McGuire, Marcia McKenzie, Hal McManamay, Linda Meeks, Sandra Michaels, Paul Mickelson, Cheryl Minnich, Susie Mitchell, Barbara Mix, Christine Moore, Carol Moore, Kalvin Morris, Janis Morrison, Diane Morsch, Joe Moseley, Sandra Moss, Robert Mote, Tim Mullen, Jim Munster, Charlotte Murray, Beth Murray, Jean Nagley, Edith Neal, Roger Neale, Robert Neil, Kenneth Nelson, Bonnie Nelson, Mary Newell, Bobby 63 • j Nibley, Michael Norman, Bill Nye, Geoff Nye, Nicky Obrien, Steve Oleyar, Donald Opp, Richard O ' Reagan, Mickey Orear, John Overcash, Sharon Owen, Hugh Parisi, John Page, Sandy Panneck, Carol Parsons, Nancy Pauls, Bill Payne, Bonnie Pearson, Cory Pendleton, Edward Perrin, Clifton Perrin, Marianne Persons, Mary Pierce, Liz Pimentel, Tex Pinkerton, Pinky Pischke, Vaughn Pizyeoaia, Alex Philpott, Richard Philippbar, Biff Plant, Tom Politano, Frank Poole, Joyce Poore, William Popovitch, Linda Post, Russell Powell, Arthur Prather, Jack Prater, Chris Praugher, Edward Price, Janet As we took our first crack at college boards . . . Proferes, Nick Prothro, Hunt Quinn, Patricia Ragan,Tony Rainer, Ronnie Read, Linda Reiber, Paul Rice, Merry-Ann Rieger, Chuck Riley, Audrey Ritchie, Trudy Roberts, John BRUCE WAHL tries to talk his way past Marshall ' s top security man, Mr. Withers. 64 Romanus, Chuck Roth, Beverly Royse, Donald Saintsing, Betty Samuels, Leon Sanders, Donna Sando,John Sand, Ruth-Ann Sawmelle, Mike Seaver, Carolyn Sellers, Emory Schepmoes, Barbara Schmidt, Steve Schneider, Alfonso Schneider, Sherry Schott, John Scott, Kathy Shear, Don Sheridan, Miki Shipley, Myra Shipp, Sallie Shirley, Margie Shoemaker, LuAnn Siple, Roy Sisler, Rita Sledge, Ed Smith, Charlotte Smith, Ed Smith, Jim Smith, Kathy Smith, Lane Smith, Mike Smith, Mike Smith, Ron Smith, Walt Smyser, Tim Sollenberger, Roger Song, Doo Yong Spedden, Robert Squire, Paul receiving class rings . . . 65 Stamm, Benneth Stamps, Brett Stein, Ann Sterling, George Stoughton, Sheila Strickland, Buck Stryker, Pat Stubbs, Dana Stup, Dan Sullivan, Kevin Sullivan, Paul Switzer, Des TIM WOODWARD and Kathy Scott take advantage of library facilities during their lunch period. Symbol of an Upperclassman . . . Sylvester, Jan Talbot, Nora Taylor, Linda Taylor, Ivtelody Tedrow, Robert Templeman, Judy Thomas, Geraldine Thomas, Sarah Thornberry, Judy Thorne, Brent Thorpe, Tom Tidwell, Ed Tidwell, William Tiller, Pat Trammell, Linda Trantham, Todd Treichler, Lee Troemmler, Larry Trotter, Chip Tucker, Bill Turner, Susie Uplinger, Richard Upperman, Alice Valentine, Jo Anne Van Dyke, Joseph Van Epp, Donald Verhagen, Nancy Von Herbulis, Paul Wahl, Bruce Wahlen, Ray Waldron, Charles Waldron, Ken Walters, Pete Wance, Barbara Ward, David Weber, Barbara Westermann, Dwayne Weyant, Gloria Wheeler, Daniel White, Jim 66 White, Susan Whiting, Stan Wike, Kris Wilbern, Sue Wilhm, Jim Williams, Gail Williams, Gerry Williams, Larry Williams, Wynell Wilson, Larry Wingate, Karen Wingenbach, David Wolfe, Margaret Wood, Raigen Woodward, Tim Wright, June ready for a year as seniors! GERRY FITZPATRICK points out a good jump shot to Anna Marie Duffy at Marshall ' s first basketball game. 67 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS i i ; Sophomores President Steve Heckel Secretary Marilyn McIntyre Treasurer Sarah Buie Vice-President Patti Rounsevell Senator Mary Sims Senator Gail Walter Class of As sophomores, we felt that we could act and plan for the present while preparing for the future. In doing this, we strove to promote spirit and fun in all activities. Build¬ ing our prize-winning float, planning our sock hops and Sweetheart Dance were unforgettable experiences that helped to enlarge our treasury. Courses such as physics and World Civilization, in addi¬ tion to NEDT tests, proved to be challenging experiences. In retrospect we can evaluate and appreciate the results of a successful so phomore year. 68 Ackerman, David Adams, Carmen Adams, Doug Adkins, Gil Albert, Joan Albrecht, Linda Alexander, Mike Allison, Edna Anderson, David Armstrong, Crystal Armstrong, Danny Arnold, Robert Arsenault, Mary Artz, Mary Atkinson, Gail Bailey, Margie Baldwin, Bob Barden, William Barackman, James Barland, Bill Barlow, Harold Barnard, Charles Baury, Larry Baxter, Louise Bays, Larry Beatty, Nancy Bellinger, Ruth Berdine, Nancy Beris, Marlene Bieber, Tom Bing, Charles Bishel, Robert Sophomores take part in school activities . . . Blundell, Carl Boswell, Gary Brazas, Edward Brewer, Donna Brink, Larry Bronaugh, Rusty Brown, Carolyn Brown, Catherine Brown, Jeff Brown, Joyce Buckalaster, Rick Buckelew, Bruce Buie, Sarah Bullock, Linda B urke, Lewis Burgess, Don Burnett, Sandy Burnett, Steve Burto, Jeffrey Burton, Lynda Busby, Alice Butterfiled, Benjamin Byers, Edward Byhanker, Charles Cambell, Steve Cappleman, Roy Carlisle, Sandra Carlsen, Patty Carter, Janet Carter, Wanda Caudill, Sherry Chamblee, Don Chamblin, Hope Chapman, Don Chase, Peter Christensen, Pat Clark, Linda Cockrell, Katie Coffey, Al Coleman, Candy 69 Condon, Glenda Cordani, Fran Cordle, Larry Counts, Mary Ellen Crabtree, Waker Crawford, James Crockett, Carol Anr Crowley, Beverly Having had a year to become orientated, Sophomores look toward honor societies . . . Culberson, Sandy Culler, Jean Cully, Beth Dahl, Della Daly, James D ' Arezzo, Susan Darne, Ronnie Davis, Sharon Davison, Cynthia Day, Doug Degrange, Carolyn Dennis, Terry Detwiler, Debbie Dewilde, Don DeWitz, Nancy Dickerson, Robert CONSCIENTIOUS BIOLOGY students, Lawrence Miller, David Doyle, and Kathy Cockrel, carefully record data. Dingleberry, Steve Dobson, Roger Dpdd,Sandy Dorris, Bill Dove, Linda Downing, Stephenie Doyle, David Dirscoll, San dy Drumheller, Steve Duin, Nancy Dugan, Betty Duvall, Joe Dye, Dianne Dye, George Earman, Jeanne Ebert, Kitty Eckles, Kathy Eley, Timothy Elliot, Earl Ellis, Bob Embrey, Tony Engel, Bob Evans-Smith, Leslie Ezell, Geoff Faith, Sherry Farnsworth, Joy Fell, Ftelen Fifer, Gary Fillman, Lyni Fisher, Roslyn Fix, Lorraine Flynn, Chris 70 Flynn, Stephanie Forrester, Scot Francis, Lynne Frantz, Lewis Fuller, Allyson Funkhouser, Manky Fuson, Nell Gallinger, Gerri Garver, Bob Gibson, Craig Gillet, Richard Gingell, Joyce Glading, George Gobely, Karen Gobely, Kenward Good, Beverly Graves, John Gray, Gaile Greer, Larry Gregory, Alfred Grems, Keith Grestel, Gabriel Gries, Martha Griffin, Cathy gaining recognition in both academics and athletics . . Griffith, Sarah Groat, Ronald Groover, Robert Grooves, Janet Groves, Jimmie Groves, Keith Groves, Wayne Guthrie, Arthur Hackman, Jan Hadley, Ray Hall, Sharon Hallstrom, Jon Ham, Malessa Hancock, Mary Jane Hand, David Haney, Bob Hanratty, James Hansborough, Ann Hardesty, Melody Hardesty, Ronald Harding, Alice Harding, Robin Harrington, Sue Harris, Shirley Hart, Don Hassett, David Haurlin, David Hayes, Joseph Hayes, Mary Hazelton, Mary Heaton, Robert Heatwole, Robert 71 SUE SOUDERS is not interested in the secret escapades of Sue Wise¬ man and Marcy Maloy. Heckel, Ann Heckel, Steve Heishrman, Penny Held, John Hemsley, Beth Hemsley, Toni Hertzler, Ann Hess, Wayne The success of sophomore sponsored sock hops . . . Hicks, Donna Hicks, June Hicks, Pat Hicks, Robert Hilton, Betty Hilton, Greg Hocter, Jay Hogan, Carol Holmberg, Linda Holschuh, Jeanette Holt, Wayne Honeycutt, Alex Hooter, Jay Hopwood, Randa Horn, Frank Hough, Douglas Howdershell, Bill Hughes, Debby Hughes, Joe Hughes, Steve Hulse, Joan Isemee, Leeran Ives, Karen Iverson, Peggy Jackson, Candy Jamerson, John Jarrel, Chuck Jeffries, Richard Jerabek, Doug Jervey, Sheila Johnson, Eldon Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Nelson Johnson, Sherrie Johncox, Karen Jones, John Justice, Tommy Kalepp, Jay Kalepp, Sheila Kane,-Joe 72 Kasdorf, Jay Kasdorky, Sharon Kasey, Richard Keates, Diana Keating, James Keesucker, Gordon Keller, Mary Ann Kelley, Ed Kelly, Sharon Kendrick, Garrison Kennedy, Dianne Kenney, Mike Kent, Debbie Kerns, Carole Kersey, Clindon Kessler, Catherine Kessler, Michael Kibler, Sandy Kimble, Vicki King, Larry Kirsling, Carol Kirwan, Sue Kiser, Merrill Klear, Robert Knoblauch, Carol Kulik, David Landis, Warren Lawhorne, Eddie Lawless, Bobby Lawrence, John Lawson, Becky Leake, Mary Learner, Kiana Lee, Randy Leet, Becky Leith, Mary Lesley, Robert Lilly, Bob Lizanna, Jackie Long, Terry and the sweetheart dance strengthened our treasury . . . Lowe, Sue Lueck, Sharon Luibi, Cheryl Mac, Gamwell Mainoifa, Mike Marengo, Paul Marshall, Susan Martin, Bebe STEVE DINGLEBERRY concentrates on developing his hypothesis for a difficult experiment in B.S.C.S. Biology. 73 Martin, Nancy Mascali, Edward Mason, Barbara Mason, Carl Mayes, Jenny Maynard, Tom Mayo, Ken McAteer, Arthur McBrearty, Bill McBroom, Bill McClung, Ruth McCoy, Paula McCullough, Ann McCullough, Judy McDonald, Melissa McDonald, Rod McGlasson, Katie McGuire, Jerry McIntyre, Barbara McIntyre, Marilyn McKenaie, Adine Meates, Diana Michael, Stephen Millard, Janet Building our prize-winning float . . . Miller, Becky Miller, David Miller, Donald Miller, Lawrence Miller, Melinda Minton, Sharon Moeller, Janet Monahan, David Moore, Jim More, Brenda Morrill, Steve Morris, Pam Moulton, Stephanie Mowry, Linden Muir, Curt Muller, Barbara Mullins, Debbie Mutchler, Linda Nahan, Diane Nance, Paula Nelson, Kris Nemore, Valerie Newberry, Sonny Newsome, Barry Newton, Linda Nielson, Debbie Noland, Doug Olberg, Karen 74 O ' Connor, Tom Oldham, Marcia Oliver, Beryl Olson, Karen Orpin, John Orr, Karen Ours, Eileen Overcash, Linda Owen, Amey Owens, Ralph Pace, Mary Page, Sherry Pamplin, Abby Parker, Brenda Parker, Janet Payne, Tom Penwell, Sharyn Perdue, Teresa Petty, Ginger Phillips, Jan Pierce, Sharon Pike, Marie Pimental, Hugh Pleasant, Jim and supporting the J.V. teams proved our school spirit . Plyer, Toni Pommer, Michelle Predmore, Jane Prissel, Geoffrey Proctor, James Prothro, Nancy Purcell, Dee Rademaker, Dorthy Rainer, Charlotte Ramos, David Ransen, Jerry Rapoport, Manuel Rapoport, Sheena Rauth, Barbara Renyolds, Patricia Rice, Karen Riley, Karen Ristow, Stephen Rizzo, Roxann Roberts, Ann Roberts, Betsy Roberts, Marcia Roberts, Ricky Robertson, John Rollison, Lois Rolloson, Wanda Romstedt, Nadine Roop, Janet 75 Rosenbaum, Al Rosti, Jerry Rounsevell, Patti Ruckman, Karen Ruddle, Dick Rumford, Donald Russell, John Russell, Sharon Ryan, Rosemary Salvador, Gaylord Sanderson, Linda Sandidge, Kitty Sandoval, Myron Sauls, Sally Saunders, Marti Saylor, Jo Schott, Bobie Schleff, Debbie Schlup, Robert Schmick, Barbara Schramm, Barbara Schrecehgost, Leslie Schultz, Carol Schwinabart, Ann Scott, George Seal, Charlotte Seaver, Susan Serabian, Dean Saymour, Charles Shaver, Eric Sheffield, Robert Shirley, Barbara Shoch, Barbara Shurtleff, Kathy Sims, Mary Sisler, Vicki Smallwood, Kathy Smith, Donna Smith, Janet Smith, Laura After struggling through Biology, Geometry and Smith, Mark Smith, Susan Smith, Wendi Smith III, Quentin Snider, Daphne Snyder, Marilyn Sodlih, Peggy Souders, Susan Sparacio, Alice Sparshott, Jane Spector, Deann Spivey, Robert Sprouse, Warren Steakley, Bruce Steele, Mike Stephens, Donnis Stevens, Phil Stewart, Fran Stiles, Doris Stillman, Robert Stober, Nathan Strickland, Don Strong, Sandy Sullivan, Dennis Sullivan, Mike Summers, Ken Summers, Tim Swartzel, Linda Tallman, Peter Tarbell, Jo Tarmon, Gloria Tate, Bill World Civilization . . . 76 We look forward to Chemistry and A. C. Tauss, Randy Taylor, Joan Tetrick, Marsha Thomas, Bo Thompson, Donna Thompson, Harlin Thompson, Mark Tinsley, Tom Titcombe, Larry Trotter, Vonnie Vaivada, Milda Vanhorn, Pamela Vanpatten, Linda Vanvalkenburg, Eric Vazquez, Julie Wahl, Jerry Waldron, Lenora Walsh, Janice Walsh, Patty Walter, Gail Walton, John Watson, Cheryl Weekly, Delores Weinberg, Sandy Werner, Milton West, John West, Leonard Wheat, Delores Whelam, Thomas Williams, Roberta Wine, William Winters, Kathy Wiseman, Susan Wood, Alton Wood, Chip Wood, John Wood, Mike Wood, Robert Woodman, David Woolridge, Regina Worley, Steve Wright, Tim Wyer, John Youngs, Charles Zangrilli, Mary Zangrilli, Tom Zimmerman, Marion Zollinger, Jenna FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Freshmen Treasurer Karen Weir Vice-President Ellen Maycock President Hugh Helm Secretary Anne Howell Senator Sarah Franklin Not Pictured Senator Wendy Edwards Class of Our first weeks as freshmen at Marshall proved to be a period of rapid orientation and an introduction to a strange, confusing way of life. The variety of new courses offered, combined with NEDT, STEP and SCAT tests, pointed the direction for future challenges. Following a late election of class officers, we worked to build a treasury and to promote Freshman Class unity and spirit. After be¬ coming accustomed to high school life, we look forward to our next three years. 78 Aamodt, Robert Adams, Mark Affeldt, John Anderson, David Anderson, Doug Anderson, Robert Anderson, Steve Anderson, William Allen, Marilyn Appling, Mary Arignon, Bob Artz, John Ashley, Robert Atkinson, George Atkinson, Gordon Ault, Donna Ausley, Jo Ayoub, Lelia Bachman, Craig Bailey, Bruce Bair, Alice Baley, Nancy Baltimore, Linda Barb, Linda Barb, Sue Barber, Cliff Barnes, Christine Barret, Barbara Barrett, Roy Barrett, Vicki Baswell, Alan Beach, Bonnie As the year started . . . Beacher, John Beardon, Hazel Beckhirt, J im Benefield, Ronnie Bennett, David Benza, Steve Benton, Terry Berry, Cheryl Bergman, Leslie Best, William Bhannon, Douglas Bierlien, Janice Bishop, Robin Bing, Matt Blatz, Barbara Bohrer, Ken Bonner, Virginia Boronow,John Bowe, Patricia Bowman, Richard Boyd, Carol Bracken, Roger Bray, William Breeden, Bernie Brewer, Ellen Brewington, David Brickman, Mark Brook, Dahn Brookens, James Browder, Linda Brown, Donald Brown, Greg Brown, Greg Brown, Jerri Brown, Ronald Browning, John Bruce, Linda Buchanan, Gary Buford, Linda Bullen, Michael 79 Butlen, Randy Bullock, JoAnn Burley, Barbara Burke, Jan Burnett, Jim Bush, Birginia Byers, Carol Bryant, Doug Caldemeyer, John Campbell, Jane Campbell, Susan Carey, Steve Carl, Cathy Carlisle, Kathy Carpenter, Francis Carter, Deborah Confusion changed to joy for the Class of ' 68 . . . WITH ALL the trials and tribulations of teaching, Mr. Dove diligently explains the geography of Italy. Carter, Gray Case, Linda Champion, Kenneth Chaplin, Paul Chase, Marcia Chernicky, John Chocola, Ruthann Chryst, Martin Chumley, Linda Chumley, Robert Ciem, John Cirette, Chuck Clevelurid, Chari es Coffee, Betsy Coleman, Heather Collier, Charles Collier, Helen Collin, Eric Compher, Jan Conger, Lucile Cook, Martha Cook, D avid Cooke, Sharon Cooney, John Cooper, Jo Cornwell, Ann Cornwell, Mike Cottrell, William Couls, John Counts, Paul Cousins, Lynne Cox, Dwight Crabtree, Steve Crawford, Randy Creedon, Mary Crisman, Steve 80 Crittenberger, Kathy Cross, Homer Cubbage, Gilda Cubbage, Jerome Culberson, Margaret Culmer, Bruce Culpepper, Richard Cupps, Shirley Curtis, Scarlett Danick, Mark Davis, Cheryl Davis, David Davis, Linda Deaner, Carleton Dewell, Buddy Dewitt, Kathy Dickerson, Kathie Dickey, Pat Dillon, Becky Dixon, Sandra Doallas, Pat Domimy, Marsha Donnis, Marsha Dorsey, Tom Dove, Donna Drant, Kenneth Driscoll, Mike Drumneller, Barry Assemblies orientate newcomers . . . Dupuis, Dennis Duran-Ballen, Isabel Durant, Kenneth Earman, Cecilia Earman, Laura Earman, Lynda Edson, Lynn Edwards, Wendy Egbert, John Ege, Robert Eley, Adrian Elliott, Barry Els, Joshua Emerson, Betty English, Mike Eure, Maridy Eurl, Mandy Evans, Alan Evans, Robert Ewing, Don Fant, Margaret Faxman, Susan Feagan,Jean Ferry, James 81 Fingerhut, Mary Fishe, Dan Flagg, Sharon Flippen, Anne Flynn, Brian Flynn, Thomas Foil in, Larry Foote, Diane Ford, Rita Formier, Linda Franklin, Ross Franklin, Sarah Freeman, Brenda Frenzel, Sandra Fridley, Raymond FuIk, Judy Fulton, Bill Gamotis, Francis Gamotis, Glenn Gardner, Gordon Gardner, Susan Garrison, Ken Garrito, Laura Gary, Virginia JOE HARDEN and Robin Godfrey face the agony of an unexpected quiz. Still many are lost in the maze of corridors . . . Gavin, Stephanie Geiger, Anne Gibbs, Glenn Gibson, Charlotte Glodowski, Brian Gobley, Lynn Godfrey, Mary Ellen Godfrey, Robin Goodwin, Carolyn Gotthart, Linda Graff, Stan Graham, Ronny Grammar, Virginia Grammer, Georgiana Greer, Edward Gregue, Debbie Grier, Ginny Griffith, Mary Grimes, Barbara Grimm, Linda Groat, Dave Groat, Dera Haegen, Grant Hagen, Greg Haines, Don Hall, Barbara Hallberg, Robert Hamilton, Heather Hankinson, Dorothy Hansen, Chris Hansen, Vicki Baxter, Tom 82 Studies begin to get stiffer . . . Hardman, Joe Harman, Mabel Harrington, Brian Hawley, Dennis Hart, Frank Hartman, Pat Hasset, Barbara Hatcher, Phillip Head, John Hearn, Susan Hedlesky, Katherina Helm, Hugh Henderson, Ellen Henderson, Mary Henninger, Alice Henry, Freddy Henry, Vincent Hesketh, Kathy Hickok, Ruth Hicks, Terry Hine, Kathleen Hinton, Andy Hocter, Stephanie Hogdon, Matt Hoffman, Connie Hofmakler, Robert Hole, William Holenbeck, Singer Holschuh, Steven Holt, Mary Hopkins, Dennis Horne, William Houston, Craig Howell, Anda Howland, Danny Hubbard, Frances Huddle, Jean Huffman, Mary Huffman, Pamela Hughes, Ann Hughitt, Chris Inman, Donna Iverson, Virginia James, Connie James, Joyce Jarvis, Karen Jenkins, Warren Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Ted Johnstone, Jay Jones, Bonnie Jones, Claudia Jones, Jessi Jones, Michael Jones, Mike Jordan, David 83 Jordan, James Joseph, Richard Joslin, Mike Justice, John Kamenski, Wade Kearns, William Keidaish, Randolph Kelleher, John Kelley, Karen Kelly, Glenn Kelly, Mark Kergel, Karen Kibler, Sue Kimberly, Leonard Kimble, Dixie Kincaid, Willi am But fun is pushed in between the work . . . Klopfenstein, Terrie Knicley, Phyllis Knight, David Knox, Carolyn Knox, Jean Kosco, Lenny Koth, Chris Krizay, Judy Kurlyo, Mark Lake, Barbara Lamanna, Mary Lamon, Barbara Landis, Sarah Ann Lane, Louis Lane, Richard Lawless, Dave Lawrence, John Leathers, Dennis LeBarren, Sandra Lewis, Charles Lewis, Debbie Little, Bill Lizana, Belinda Loveless, Daniel Lowry, Carol Loy, Janet Luhring, David Maedgen, David Maedqen, Wanda MacGhee, John MacGamwell, John Magtino, Mike 84 Mahan, Mack Makim, Ronnie Malecki, Kathy Maley, Trudy Malhais, Cynthea Mann, Marshall March, Richard Marcum, Linda Martin, Marie Mason, Mary Mattison, Charles Maxson, Robby Maycock, Ellen McCarter, John McCloskey, Mike McClure, Linda Confronted with N.E.D.T..S.T.E.P. and S.C.A.T. tests . . . McDonald, John McFall, Guy McFalane, Rena McFarland, James McGowan, Anne McGuire, Glenda McKenize, Dalton McMahamy, Randy Meadows, Sharon Meyer, Paula Meyer, Susie Mighell, Melanie Miller, Bill Miller, Georgia Miller, Jan Miller, Lucy Minshew, Delmays Mitchell, Brian Mitchell, Cindi Mitchell, Joan Mitchell, Martha Mix, Rebecca Moore, Jack Moore, Maureen Morgan, Robert Morris, Joann Morrone, Carolyn Moseley, Dianne Moss, Rudy Moulton, Pam Murphy, Mikie Murray, C. K. 85 Murray, Jim Murray, John Muse, Philip Nanna, Jimmy Neal, Lynn Neale, Ralph Neis, George Nelson, Cliff Nelson, Judy Nelson, Karin Nelson, Larry Newberry, Sue Newfon, Jan Newton, Paul Nichols, Gary Nicholson, Bernard Nichter, Cathie Norton, Dennis Oberg, Kathleen Olcott, Stevie Olson, Dale Osborn, Elva Owens, Rachel Painter, Dianne We get our first taste of what is to come . . . Pape, Mary Pappas, Peter Parker, Bonita Patterson, Tommy Pauly, John Payne, Ellen Peacock, Lawrence Pellerin, Robert Perry, William Phelps, Melanie Philippbar, Mimi Pickle, Jim Pittard, Clyde Pitsmogle, Dennis Plant, Randy Plaugher, Carl Plaugher, Joy Poe, David Pope, Steve Potter, Susan Powell, Jan Prescott, Harold Price, Myra Prokos, Elena Pumphrey, Pam Quigley, Bill Rae, Charlotte Ragan, Richard Ransom, Judy Rash, Vic Rector, Dalton Reid, Jennie A FRESHMAN ' S view of the cafeteria doesn ' t quite measure up to that of an up¬ perclassman. 86 Election of officers unites our class . ■ Reinsel, Ruth Rew, Carl Reynolds, Al Ridings, Dennis Riedel, Jay Riedel, Jon Ritchey, Jerri Rittelmeyer, Michael Ritter, Larry Riuirs, Ann Roach, Cheryl Roberts, Kathy Robertson, Beth Robinson, Alma Roc Kowitz, Stuart Roehrs, Theresa Roell, Sandra Rogers, Kenny Rose, Carl Rosenbaum, Jack Ross, Melanie Ross, Shelley Russelauage, Vic Russell, Janet • • Russell, Sonya Sanders, Susan Sandifer, Doug Schaffer, Penny Schaltz, Jerry Schaub, Bill Schof lota 11, Dave Schuchman, John Schull, Carolyn Schultz, Joan Schweitzer, Linda Scott, John Scott, Marjorie Scott, Richard Seale, Charlotte Seminuk, Dee Serabian, Chris Shaffer, Sandy Sheffields, Joe Shewbridge, Carolyn Siess, Dexter Simpson, Paul Singel, Sally Skalnik, Marcia Skillman, Madie Slandis, Sarah Ann Smith, Cathy Smith, Donna 87 Smith, Doug Smith, Evelyn Smith, Ralph Smith, Walt Snider, Steve Soger, Celine Song, Moon Sguire, Margie Stamm, Marilyn Starliper, Gary Steele, Patti Stevens, Pam Stikes, William Stillman, Kathy Stockett, Marcy Stokes, Richard Stone, Linda Stover, Harold Strong, Mike Stubbs, Dale Sullivan, Gene Sullivan, Gene Sullivan, Judith Switzer, Suzanne Sylverter, Donna Synoski, James Taylor, Alan Taylor, Sandy Terwillinger, Jeanne Thomas, Barbara Thomas, Sherry Thompson, Richard Thompson, Sharon Thorpe, David Tidwell, James Todd, Paul Tozier, Susan Trout, Joseph Tucker, Susan Tuggle, Phil Twichell, David Uhlander, Carole Uplinger, Jane Uppegrove, David Upperman, Charles Utterback, Ricky Vagnina, Frank Vera, Zoila BUT, I don ' t care. I like paper dolls, says Jo Cooper. 88 Waldo, Kathy Wallon, Mike Walsh, Vicki Walter, Doug Walters, Linda Ward, Williams Waro, James Wayne, Eugene Wayne, John Wayne, Susan Weaver, Pamela Webb, Trudy Weir, Karen Wiesma n, Mark Weiss, Richard Wells, Bob Werner, George Westermann, Lee Whitman, Jim White, Barbara White, Jacki White, Jill Wienckowski, Willia Wiess, Jonette Wiggins, Junius Wilborn, Dennis Will, Stephan Williams, David Williams, Hanse Williams, Nancy Williams, Wendall Wilson, Jo-anne And finals bring our first year to a close! Wilt, Anne Wisman, Janet Woida, Susan Wolf, Kenneth Wood, Dottie Wood, George Wood, Jeri Wood, Susan Woodward, Mary Woodward, Sandy Wyer, Larry Wynkoop, Frank Yarbrough, Susan Yonker, Steve Young, Bruce Zabel, Mark Zeigler, Linda Zimbro, Donna Zollinger, Mike 89 From the health and physical fitness program in the class¬ room ... to the spirited tri¬ umphs on the football field. . . an athlete ' s schedule of hard training culminating in colorful victory ... a football team fifth in Virginia ... a student body valuing excellence in sports¬ manship ... a crowded gym and enthusiastic cheerleaders ... a marching band ... school spirit at its best. ■ :.■ -. -v. ii ' yjfri ' -■ • ' ’ el GIRLS ' VARSITY basketball coach Miss Johnson and Miss Conroy take time out for lunch. COACH COLE demonstrates proper control of the ball to the freshman basketball team. Coaches Instill confidence and skills Mr. Yost, director of Athletics, is ably as¬ sisted by a strong staff. Mr. Cole, who led our football team to a victorious season, will leave to assume the position of head football coach at W-L. Coaches Barrett, Fleming, Cloud, Crup¬ per, Lively, Bradford, and Williams also sup¬ ported the department by using their special talents to handle well-organized teams. Miss Johnson, girls ' basketball coach, led her team to a standing of second in the league. Miss Conroy joined the staff this year and brought modern dance as an enjoyable addition to girls ' sports. Misses Haskins, Stephenson and Wagon¬ er contribute with their own abilities, giving the department a well-balanced program. AS MR. Bradford strolls through the gym, he smiles and says, We ' re going to be State Champions in Baseball. 92 Row One: Bill Nanna, Dave Blasco, David Rae, John Scott, Bill Liver¬ more, Tony Gallaher, Howard Smith, David Counts, Gary Camp, Bob Elwell, Ronnie Bullock, Mike Osborn, Jim Reed. Row Two: Coach Cole, Danny Evans, Ken Earman, Geoff Johnson, Bob Dinan, Greg Yaroch, John Hess, Kalvin Moore, Bob Hintz, Ed Curll, Doug Mayo, Jim Bohrer, Tim Mote, Dave Wingenbach, Bob Hixon, Ronnie Smith, Coach Bradford. Row Three: Jim Mullen, Lloyd Halverson, Bill Thompson, Joe VanDyke, Jim Gavitt, Paul Hendricks, Richard Opp, Dave MacGhee, John O ' Rear, Ed Smith, Tim Kantz, Ed McGuire, Jim Price, Jim Reeves, Joe Goodwin, Jim Barrackman. Varsity Football Outstanding record due to tremendous effort Marshall can be proud of this year ' s Varsity squad which demonstrated the capability and spirit needed for a winning team. Led by Coaches Cole and Brad¬ ford, the team ended the season with a 7-1-2 record. Outstanding seniors were co-captains Howard Smith and Bill Livermore, and Lloyd Halverson. Although Marshall is losing many players to col¬ leges, we are looking towards another fine season next year with many outstanding returning juniors. SCORES We They 6 Edison 6 0 W-L 14 28 Yorktown 12 35 Falls Church 0 0 Stuart 0 27 Woodson 0 19 Groveton 14 3 Fairfax 0 20 McLean 0 27 Madison 7 CO-CAPTAINS HOWARD Smith and Bill Livermore discuss the strategy that will be used in the Fairfax game with Coaches Williams, Cole, and Bradford. 93 THE STATESMEN I ine moves Groveton ' s defense for two hard-earned yards and a touchdown. Although this made the score 14-12 Groveton, Marshall gained the needed momentum from the touchdown to win their Homecoming Game 19-14. Team members take top honors in ratings GARY CAMP and the aggressive Marshall line open the hole for All-State back, Howard Smith, as he grinds out five yards. MARSHALL ' S SPEEDSTER, Greg Yaroch, uses his agility, as well as a good fake to outwit a Woodson Cavalier and run for a vital first down. 94 HOWARD SMITH, Marshall ' s work horse, gets the call once more against Fairfax, the toughest defensive team in Northern Virginia. Howard proved his superb running ability by amassing over 200 yards which helped the Statesmen to nudge past Fairfax 3-0. HOWARD SMITH evades Clint Propst, but two other McLean tacklers close in as he runs around end for a seven yard gain. Statesmen take 3rd in Northern Virginia, 5th in State AGAINST GROVETON, on a kick off return, Bob Hixon leaps high in the air to gain control of the ball. IN THE last three minutes of play, end, Ronnie Smith, pulled in a pass from halfback Howard Smith to set up a Marshall win over Groveton in our first homecoming game 19-14. TONY GALLAHER shows his finesse and determination to get the pass away while a Woodson tackier tries to down him. Tony ' s passing helped the Statesmen crush the Cavaliers in their first homecoming game 27-0. A HORDE of Highlander ladders down Greg Yaroch after a good run in the McLean game. DAVE COUNTS holds the ball as Joe VanDyke wins the Fairfax game by kicking a 26 yard field goal. Row One: Tom Tinsley, Alex Honeycutt, Tim Summers, Ed Smith, Steve Hughes, Joey Hughes, Richard Kasey, Bob Hintz, Ronnie Rainer, Ronnie Meadows, Ken Mayo. Row Two: Stan Graff, mgr.; Dennis Sullivan, Bill Tucker, Jim Barackman, Don Rumford, Pete Walters, Rick Roberts, Ed Curll, Jim Price, Don Chamblee, Jerry Johnson. Row Three: Coach Cloud, Coach Barrett, Bruce Holmberg, Merrill Kiser, Gary Matozzi, Bill Tate, Richard Opp, George Scott, Dave Miller, Eddie McGuire, Melvin Gamble, Tony Embrey, Butch Kersey, Bo Thomas. J.V. Football J V shows drive and determination li The 1964 Junior Varsity football team had a very successful year in terms of improvement. Starting the season with a win over W-L, the final record was 4-3-1, with one of the losses going to the Jef¬ ferson Varsity. Outstanding boys who should help the football program are: Joe Hughes, guarterback; Ed Curll and Bruce Holmberg, halfback; Steve Hughes, cen¬ ter and Captain; and Butch Kersey, guard. SCORES We 6 W-L 7 Yorktown 6 Falls Church 0 Jefferson 26 Woodson 12 Groveton 0 Fairfax 15 McLean They 0 21 6 20 0 6 14 0 BILL TUCKER intercepts a pass against Washington and Lee, and runs it for eight yards in a close game. JOHN MacGhee snags Matt Hodgdon ' s aerial bomb for the winning six against Stuart. We SCORES They 0 McLean 0 0 Madison 13 13 Falls Church 6 0 Woodson 13 6 Stuart 0 0 Fairfax 6 Freshman Football Received invaluable experience for future endeavors The Freshman Football team finished the season with a 2-3-1 record. They improved steadily as the season progressed, and played outstanding football. Highlights of the season included their win over Stuart and their loss to Fairfax, even though the score doesn ' t indicate how well they played. Row One: Dave Anderson, Ed Arnold, David Davis, Gary Buchanan, Bob Aamont, Junius Wiggins, Jeri Brown, Phil Hatcher, Greg Brown, Dave Cook. Row Two: Craig Houston, Ric Rash, Rich Ragan, Larry Cross, Bob Morgan, Bill Chamberlain, Mark Kelly, Tony Politano, Matt Hodgdon, Dave Jordan. Row Three: Coach Crupper, Coach Lively, Mark Page, John Scott, Dave SchoffstaII, Steve Gardner, John MacGhee, Roger Pease, John Murray, Terry Benton, Mack Mahan; Managers, Roger Bracken, Jim Burnett. Not Pictured: Dave Williams and Vic Russelavage. 99 KATHY MUSE drives for a goal helping Marshall swamp Falls Church 5-0 in the first game of the season. SCORES We 5 Falls Church 0 Fairfax 1 Groveton 2 Ft. Hunt I Jefferson 3 Herndon 0 Madison I Lee They 0 I 0 I 0 I Varsity Hockey Girls finish with 5-2-1 record Victorious five times, the 1964 varsity hockey team started ' the year with high hopes. Coached by Miss Denise Stephenson, the girls scored a total of 13 points with only 3 points scored against them. The first loss was suffered against Fairfax, 1-0, and the season was finished with a 5-2-1 record. The outlook for next year is promising, although the team is losing several valuable seniors. Marilyn Brewer, Linda Kendall, Linda Graf¬ ton, Katy Cockrell, Kathy Muse, Laurie Joslin, Jane Blackburn, Pat Branner, Beth Hemsley, Linda Klopfenstein, Candy Ber- throng. 100 MARY ANN Perrin fights to regain possession of the puck helping Marshall down Groveton 1-0 in a close game, our second win of the year. J.V. Hockey J.V. wins 3, ties 5, for undefeated season The Junior varsity team under the coaching of Miss Faye Wagoner had a most unusual season. Though undefeated the team won only three of its eight games, four of which were scoreless for a 3-0-5 record. Scoring four points to only one point scored against them during the Jefferson game, the team looks forward to a better season next fall due to the valuable experience gained in the 1964 sea¬ son. SCORES We I Falls Church 0 Fairfax I Groveton I Ft. Hunt I Jefferson 0 Herndon 0 Madison 0 Lee Row one: Bonita Parker, Mary Sue Holt, Wendy Ed¬ wards, Brenda Parker. Row two: Amy Owens, Della Dahl, Mary Ann Perrin, Ann Hertzler, Mary Appling. Row three: Candy Floyd, Linda Overcash, Fran Cor- dani, Pegi Iverson, Mary Sims. They 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 101 Center: Coach Barrett, Mgrs. Steve Neal, Bob Amant, Dan Wheeler. Row One: Mike Byrnes, Roger Sollenberger, Bill Harsha, Joe Chryst, Richard Kenney, Dave MaGhee, Frank Sanders, Joe Blackburn, Lane Smith, Tom Plant, Ronnie Smith, Roger Neal, Jim White. Not pictured, Tony Gallaher, captain. Varsity Basketball Often outscored but never outfought SCORES Although the year brought disappointment along with brilliant victories, the Fighting Statesmen never lost the fighting spirit. Highlighting the sea¬ son was the thrilling upset over previously unde¬ feated George Washington. As a result of this game, the northern Virginia standing was thrown into a three-way tie. Tom Plant set a new school record in the game by racking up 27 points. Coach Barrett used full court press and zone defense as part of his strategy on the court. The final tally of 5 wins and I 2 defeats does not reflect the excite¬ ment of near victory, and tight competition with this year ' s adversaries. We They 31 Woodson 63 75 Herndon 55 45 Hammond 85 38 Wakefield 55 40 Madison 51 55 Falls Church 57 40 W-L 47 60 Stuart 74 50 Edison 80 49 Mount Vernon 67 64 G.W. 54 54 Groveton 75 61 Yorktown 50 59 Fairfax 66 60 McLean 67 82 Annandale 78 75 Lee 76 66 Ft. Hunt 59 102 late practice before the G.W. game. RICHARD KENNEY goes up for two points against Washing¬ ton-Lee. The Statesmen ' s zone defense held the Generals, who were ranked second in Northern Virginia, to only 47 points. CAPTAIN TONY Gallaher and Tom Plant plan the Statesmen ' s strategy during a time¬ out in the Falls Church game. 103 RONNY SMITH successfully scores two points with Lee. This was Ronny ' s best game, dropping in 23 76-75 loss. a lay-up against points in a close JOE CHRYST jumps high in the air to block a W-L shot. The Generals played a slow-down offense and the game ended 47-40 in favor of W-L. 104 r cimm ' W ... . £ V Mi . i JOE BLACKBURN jumps for the ball in the game against W-L. The final score of the game was Marshall 40 W-l 47. Statesmen fired back with superb team effort ROGER SOLLENBERGER closely guards a Fort Hunt opponent. Nine players scored in this last game, and all Varsity boys played. • l ROGER SOLLENBERGER stretches to outjump a Lee opponent while trying to control the tap. In the second half, the Statesmen tried to overcome a nine point deficit, but a Lancer popped in the winning jump shot with only seconds remaining. ' Doug Hough, Manager; Coach Crupper, John Walton, Don Strickland, Melvin Gamble, Gordon Keesucker, Bob Dinan, Tom Friedlander, Ralph Owens, Ed McGuire, Joe Hughes, Mark Page, Tom Tinsley, Jim Barrackman. J.V. Basketball Outstanding work offensively and defensively JOHN WALTON tries for two points against Falls Church, trying to make a comeback against the Jaguar defense. The Junior Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Crupper, finished the season with a 5-12 record in the league. During the season, win or lose, they played many exciting games, including 3 overtime games, and 9 games that were decided by 5 points or less. In winning, they defeated Wakefield, Stuart, Mount Vernon, Fairfax, and Annandale. SCORES We They 40 Woodson 45 44 Jefferson 63 21 Hammond 37 37 Wakefield 36 36 Madison 38 34 Falls Church 43 36 W-L 41 48 Stuart 32 33 Mount Vernon 17 26 G. W. 43 52 Groveton 55 31 Yorktown 35 37 Fairfax 36 22 McLean 35 56 Annandale 36 42 Edison 44 30 Lee 41 34 Ft. Hunt 41 106 Row One: Dave Lawless, Junius Wiggins, Bill Chamberlain, Randy Plant, Ed Greer, Doug Counts, Fred Bochman. Row Two: Ed Arnold, Matt Hodgdon, Gene Sullivan, John MacGhee, Phil Tuggle, John Murray, Bob Pellerin. Not Pictured: Mark Kelly, Clyde Pittard, Scott Thomas, Ken Garrison, Manager. Freshman Basketball High scorers account for successful 8-2 record The Freshman Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Cole, completed their season with an outstanding 10-2 record. Individual performances combined with team effort provided the necessary elements for a winning season. The experience gained should help provide future teams with fine players. SCORES We 35 Herndon They 24 57 Herndon 26 25 Woodson 31 51 Fairfax 30 45 McLean 41 31 Annandale 38 60 Falls Church 35 58 Edison 27 50 Stuart 41 61 G.W. 52 BILL CHAMBERLAIN says, I ' m going to spin this ball on the end of my nose if its the last thing I do! 107 Row I: Ailene Lawson, Nancy Parsons, Linda Kendall, Katy Finnell, Pat Branner, Becky Leet, Diane Magarity, Diane Morrison. Row 2: Linda Popo¬ vich, Jane Blackburn, Kathy Muse, Laurie Joslin, Miss Johnson, coach; Sue Dawson, Beth Hemsley, Becky Bishop, Kathy Chiles. Girls Varsity Basketball Ties for second place in Northern Virginia league The Girl ' s Varsity Basketball team, led by high scorer Kathy Muse, finished the season with an excellent 10-2 record. Under the coaching of Jean Johnson the girls played well, and their two defeats were determined by less than five points each. Tied for sec¬ ond place in the league, the girls anticipate an egually fine team next season. SCORES We 40 Stuart They 26 65 Mt. Vernon 10 38 Annandale 31 41 Woodson 46 56 Edison 21 53 Falls Church 23 45 Fairfax 24 34 Groveton 36 43 Ft. Ffunt 27 43 Jefferson 21 50 Fderndon 36 72 Madison 43 BECKY LEET and Pat Branner stretch to regain the ball for GCM ' s feminine Varsity Basketball players who boasted another successful season. 108 Row One: Becky Smoot, Alma Robinson, Glenda McGuire, Katie Cockrell, Brenda Parker, Kathy O ' Brien, Carol Shewbridge, Mary Appling. Row Two: Peggy Iverson, Dottie Hankinson, Della Dahl, Rachele Owens, Lucille Conger, Betty Hilton, Robin Bishop. Row Three: Managers, Debbie Dodge and Gail Gray. Girl ' s J.V. Basketball Compiles impressive margin of victories WITH PERFECT form, Brenda frustrated Jaguar defense, as Church 15-8. Parker arches a shot over a the Statesmen downed Falls The Girl ' s Junior Varsity Basketball team, coached by Denise Stephenson, ended their season with a successful 7-5 record. Determi¬ nation and hard work led the girls to victory this year and will prove them to be assets to next year ' s varsity squad. SCORES We 18 Stuart They 12 17 Mt. Vernon 8 24 Annandale 23 4 Woodson 21 14 Edison 1 1 15 Falls Church 8 19 Fairfax 13 23 Groveton 27 17 Ft. Hunt 23 17 Jefferson 9 22 Herndon 8 1 1 Madison 32 109 Row One: Gary Boch, manager; Chip Hatcher, Frank Barlow, Gary Buchanan, Tom Maynard, Geoff Johnson, Sam Skillman, Glenn Settle, manager. Row Two: Coach Cloud, Don Bullock, Rick Matozzi, Gary Matozzi, John Kuper, Howard Smith, Lloyd Halvorson, Coach Hoy. Varsity Wrestling I 1 Star wrestlers, winners in state tourney The Wrestling Team, paced by state champions Howard Smith and Lloyd Halvorson, completed their season with a successful 6-6 record. This record is especially noteworthy since this year ' s squad con¬ tained only six returning lettermen from the I 963- 64 team. The boys, under the direction of Coaches Cloud and Hoy, developed into a well-coordinated team of which Marshall can be proud. The Junior Varsity squad won 2 of its 5 matches. The jayvee ' s outstanding wrestler was Tim Kantz. Kantz, participating in his first year of wrestling-, posted a four win and no loss record. Row One: Mark Zabel, Bob Haynie, Ken Summers, Jim Douglas, Manuel Rappoport, John Gavitt. Row Two: Pete Gorman, John Schott, Chuck Reiger, Tim Mote, Alan Wakefield, Tim Kantz, Richard Opp. HEADS I win; tails you lose, 1 ' sneers Lloyd Halvorson to his Woodson opponent. SCORES We They 13 Yorktown 3! 29 Mount Vernon 18 13 Falls Church 31 25 Fairfax 21 23 Woodson 16 18 Edison 24 40 McLean 5 32 Madison 15 22 Groveton 23 17 Hammond 25 15 Annandale 31 30 Lee 13 LLOYD HALVORSON sighs with relief after winning another of his matches. GCM GRAPPLER moves into position to pin an opponent. InB ■ ■ jf Iffllw Jllrl®! wmt I ' % mmM- w W Ml mm K m m ' -W A 1 JOHN HERBOTS leads his teammates in an important meet. Cross Country SCORES We 67 Falls Church They 61 21 McLean 39 65 Mount Vernon 104 50 Lee 76 43 McLean 68 51 Mason 70 s ll Takes 8th place in Northern Virginia district Cross Country boys raced toward victory six times and lost six meets. John Herbots attended Boys ' State and the Marshall representative. The team placed eight out of 18 in Northern Virginia to end a very satisfactory season. Next year looks promising, as a number of experienced runners will return. Row One: John Herbots, Ken Ritchey, Joe Kane, Pete Bryant. Row Two: Bill Cronenberg, manager; John Callander, Jim Smith, Steve Victory, Coach Fleming. Row One: Bill Young, David Doyle, Peter Flynn, Stephen Burnett, Jos Harris, Gregg Waro. Row Two: Bill Cronenberg, manager; Stu Ours: Lee Shuckman, Steve Heckel, Lawrence Miller, Coach Fleming. 112 Row One: Randy Plant, Gordan Creed, Chuck Rieger, Don Dewilde, Mike Sawmelle, Doo Yong Song, Garfield Rosengren, Steve Dingleberry. Row Two: Coach Gouldin, Mike Burns, Pete Katsirahas, Bill Johnson, Bob Wood, Roger Hugh, Steve Worley, Donald Brown, Moon Yong Song Manager. Tennis Long hours of practice are rewarded with victories Marshall ' s Tennis Team should look forward to a successful season, as the top six positions are filled by returning players. Coach Gouldin feels that he has a well-balanced team. The val¬ uable performances of Doo Yong Song, Roger Sollenberger, and Mike Sawmelle, along with the consistent playing of the rest of the team com¬ piled a winning season. March 29 Yorktown April 1 McLean April 5 Annandale April 8 Woodson April 12 Jefferson April 20 W-L April 21 OOonnell April 22 Edison April 26 Groveton April 29 George Mason DOO YONG SONG, Marshalls number one tennis player, shows excellent form as he just completes a forehand stroke. 113 Row One: Dave MacGhee, Akram Ayoub, Tom Plant, Steve Galton, Ka I - vin Moore, Ronnie Smith, Gordie Follin, Billy Thompson. Row Two: Coach Bradford, Aaron Golub, Manager; Tony Gallaher, Mike Osborn, Donnie Morris, Art Bushey, Bill Livermore, John Scott, Bob Elwell, David Counts, S Tom Baxter, Manager. Varsity Baseball Outstanding record due to excellent coaching and team work ART BUSHEY puts runner out at first base. Brad ' s Varsity Appleknockers displayed strength, skill, and versatility in accumulating a winning record this season. With a squad composed largely of return¬ ing lettermen it has found itself in the forefront of Vir¬ ginia competition. This year ' s diamond crew compiled a record of which the school can be proud. SCHEDULE April 2 Falls Church April 6 W-L April 9 Yorktown April 13 Woodson April 15 Annandale April 21 Jefferson April 23 McLean April 27 Madison April 30 Fairfax May 4 Falls Church May 7 W-L May 8 Yorktown May 1 1 Woodson May 14 Annandale May 15 Jefferson May 18 McLean May 21 Madison May 22 Fairfax Row One: Ralph Owens, Lee Treichler, Mark Page, John Walton nolfa, Greg Brown, Bill Chamberlin, Bill Mowry, Benny Baker. Coach Hoy, Tom Thorpe, Mike Schieffield, Craig Gibson, Toi bob tllis, Steve Hughes, Matt Hodgson, bill Miller. Ko Curll, Joe Hughes, Doug Woland, John Murray, Ed Case Gordon Kesecker, Jim Barackman, James Ferry, Manager. Junior Varsity Baseball Spirit, desire and ability gain J.V. victories The J.V. Baseball team under the direction of Coach Hoy played a successful season backed by a fine pitch¬ ing staff. The determination and enthusiasm of the en¬ tire squad made a winning season possible. With the experience the boys have gained this year, they will provide fine material for the Varsity in years to come. SCHEDULE April 15 Annandale April 20 Jefferson April 23 McLean April 27 Madison April 30 Fairfax May 4 Falls Church May 7 W-L May 8 Yorktown May 1 1 Woodson May 14 Annandale HARD HITTING Hoy knocks a few flies to the boys dur¬ ing afternoon practice. 115 Row One: Kathy Rice, Jeanette Flint, Beth Hemsley, Mary Appling, Anna Owens, Diane Morrison, Janie Blackburn, Diane Magarity, Linda Kendall, Stover, Brenda Parker, Katie Cockrell. Row Two: Carol Gammon, Rachel Dot Hankinson, Linda Popovich, Karen Ruckman. Varsity Softball Completing season with strong showing DIANE MORRISON displays her skill as a fielder. The Varsity Girls Softball Team, under the guidance of Coach Wagoner, has played a fine season. The ex¬ perience of the players returning from last year, was combined with the enthusiasm of the new players, to produce a team capable of victory. After many hard practices, the girls had a team worthy of praise. SCHEDULE April 6 Lee April 8 McLean April 20 Stuart April 22 Mt. Vernon April 27 Annandale April 29 Woodson May 4 Edison May 6 Falls Church May 1 1 Fairfax May 13 Groveton 116 Row One: Joan Taylor, Joanette Weiss, Debbie Nielsen, Maureen Moore, Sharon Hall, Bonita Parker, Evelyn Smith. Row Two: Linda Gray, Mary Ellen Counts, Leila Ayoub, Linda Overcash, Barbara Miller, Pat Crowley, Helen Fell, Sandy Woodward. Junior Varsity Softball Takes pride in impressive record The Junior Varsity Girls Softball Team has worked well together under the direction of Coach Johnson. Despite the inexperience and conflicting weather con¬ ditions, the girls had a successful season and look for¬ ward to contributing to both the Varsity and Jr. Varsity teams next year. SCHEDULE April 6 Lee April 8 McLean April 20 Stuart April 22 Mt. Vernon April 27 Annandale April 29 Woodson May 4 Edison May 6 Falls Church May 1 1 Fairfax May 13 Groveton DEBBIE NIELSON stoops to conquer a fly ball. 117 Row One: Bob Dinan, Greg Glodwoski, Ken Ritchie, Da Two: Jim Smith, Pat Smith, Howard Smith, David Rae, Yaroch, Greg Appling, Brian id Doyle, Bruce Plyer. Row Scott Stewart, Brian Morrill, lim Douglas. Row Three: Tim Ham, Don Bullock, Bill Nanna Bo Thomas, John Callerder. Steve Victory, John Herbots, Halvorson. Row Five: Coac Jim Miller, John D ' Arrezzo, Row Four: Donald Haurin, Ron Lowry, Stu Ours, Lloyd Fleming, Coach Williams. Track Strength, depth and potential insure a successful season DON HAURIN crouches very low in order to have an excellent run¬ ning broad jump. I 18 Marshall ' s track team displayed its power by placing a close second in the Fairfax County Relays and fourth in the Alexandria Memorial Relays. With strong runners in all events, Marshall ' s tracksters set three county records and established themselves as a ma¬ jor power in track circles. A combination of speed, strength, and sportsmanship helped the team finish in the true Marshall tradition. SCHEDULE March 27 Fairfax City March 31 Annandale April 3 GW Relays April 7 Woodson April 10 Falls Church April 14 Stuart April 21 Fairfax April 24 Wakefield April 28 McLean April 30 Fairfax May 1 County Meet BRIAN MORRILL in a burst of speed takes first place in the 440 with record time. Row One: Mike Joslin, Danny Howland, Jim Waro, Gary Three: Joe Trout, David Williams, Hugh Pimentel, Richard Buchanan, Carl Deaner, Dave Groat, Joe Van Dyke, Bobby Opp, John Schuckman, Clinton Kersey. Row Four: Coach Aamodt. Row Two: Roger Pease, Tom Zangrilli, Terry Ben- Fleming, Coach Williams, ton, Terry Dennis, John Hess, Jim Reeves, Bill Burch. Row Varsity Cheerleaders Enthusiasm enlivens crowds and players Row One: Gail Williams, co-captain; Susie Minnich, captain. Row Two: Val Nemore, Lyni Fillman, Karen Hallberg, Elaine Bernard, Nell Fuson, Sherry Page. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Vivacious girls boost school spirit The J.V. and Freshman cheerleaders under the guidance of i Miss Terry Conroy, contributed much to help boost Marshall ' s school spirit. During the year these girls sold programs and beat signs in order to raise money for future use. Friendly practices and enthusiastic cheering at games paid off as all teams sported successful seasons. PROMOTING SCHOOL spirit, Captain Susie Min¬ nich cheers the team to victory in the W-L game. 122 � JERRY WOOD giggles over a mistake made in the Madison game. THE FRESHMAN cheerleaders ponder over what cheers to do during the Falls Church game. Freshman Cheerleaders And inspire team effort Barbara Burley, Barbara Lam- on, Lynn Gobely, Anna How¬ ell, Jerry Wood, Judy Laman- na, Jackie White, Jan Wisman. 3; m : - . y mm Working together in voluntary effort. . . enjoying special in¬ terests with speciar friends . . . extending learning into our per¬ sonal lives . . . testing our skill as independent thinkers . . . . . . inspiring others to broaden their outloox . . . channelling our energies into worthwhile pursuits ... finding pleasure in service . Student Cooperative Association Frank Novakowski President President leads school . . . initiates honor code The SCA, guided by Frank Novakowski, continued in the 1964-65 school year to provide leadership for the student body. From the opening Bon Fire, through Homecoming Weekend, to the Christmas Dance, the SCA highlighted the social aspects of Marshall life. To complement the social activities, the SCA provided current information and an Honor Code for the Students. Its coordination of activities enabled both the faculty and students to strive for the mutual benefit of the school. Wendy Chamberlin Clerk of the House I Tom Maynard Treasurer 126 FEBRUARY Chuck Rieger Vice-President SPLASH PARTY 800 ' 1000 PH • 7 STATE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT SHE STOOPS TO CONQUfc v$t 1 oj if - 1 11 (ES — ALAN BROWN, Activities Coordinator, and Chibba Wat¬ ters rearrange the activity board. Renee Guenard Clerk of the Senate FRANK NOVAKOWSKI and Mr. Hertzler await the arrival of the Homecoming Court. 127 House of Representatives Strengthens link between Students and Administration Row One: Marie Robinson, Wendy Johnstone, Linda Read, Gail McCull¬ ough, Sue Wilbern, Anna Duffy, Brenda Holt, Barbara Malecki. Row Two: Janet Evans, Barbara Byers, Kathy Koth, Elaine Barton, Patty Keat¬ ing, Sharon Aydelott, Carol Bruce, Linda Brink, Barbara Gray. Row Three: Susan Turner, Letitia Tinsley, Mary Kalepp, Brian Crickett, Vicki Fuller, Clifton Perrin, Tom Hallam, Warren Fenton, Rick Crisman, Eliza¬ beth Watters. Row Four: Pam Siess, Mary Moulis, Greg Apiling, Vance Salter, Eddie McGuire, Roger Sollenberger, Wilson Kelly, Bill Tucker, Stu Ours. I f n ! Senate ( Achieves dual objective: coordination, representation Row One: Mary Sims, Sophomore; Gail Walters, Sophomore; Wendy Edwards, Freshman; Sarah Franklin, Freshman. Row Two: David McCown, Senior; f Jack Lucas, Senior; Miss Rudnicki, Sponsor; Pete Bryant, Junior; Cory Pearson Junior. j ! House of Representatives Sponsors Christmas Dance Row One: Stevie Olcott, Pam Pumphrey, Susan Sanders, Diana Keates, Adine McKenzie, Janet Smith, Pat Hicks, Lynne Francis, Linda Stone. Row Two: Brenda Freeman, Linda Browder, Robin Godfrey, Judy Laman- na, Linda Davis, Barbara White, Cheryl Luibl, Sissy Holt, Fran Cordani, Becky Leet, Alice Henninger. Row Three: Nadine Romstedt, Gerri Gal- linger, Patty Walsh, Shelly Pommer, Ann Heckel, Robin Bishop, Karen Ruckman, Mary Woodward, Kathy Crittenberger, Martha Mitchell, Diane Nahan. Row Four: Gary Buchanan, Billy Chamberlin, Randy Boatright, Chuck Barnard, Tim Summers, Wayne Affeldt, Don deWilde, Chip Wood, Moon Yong Song, Chuck Lirette, Merril Kiser. Cabinet Able appointees assist 8CA Row One: Fran Stewart, Wendy Chamberlin, Linda Klofenstein, Mary Rudnicki, Greg Montour, Jim White, Mr. Sebastianelli. Mitchell. Row Two: Russell Fee, Alan Brown, Stu Ours. Row Three: Miss Stimulates leadership and high academic standards Row One: Bruce Plyer, President; Hannah Pierce,. Secretary; Vance Salter, Treasurer; Mr. Jones, Sponsor. Row Two: Mary Walton, Carol Skalnik, Linda Oldham, Erica Fishe, Marcia Smith, Andrea Andrews, Janet Cleek, Diane Miller, Beth Rix, Cathy Flippen. Row Three: Becky Spivey, Renee Guenard, Barbara Gray, Marilyn Brewer, Anne Geery, Letitia Tinsley, Cathy Payne, Linda Brink, Jane Pannek, Sandee Toothman. Row Four: Sue Bachman, Jim Hodgson, Jim This, Robyn O ' Connell, Kathy Muse, Robert Henninger, Greg Appling, Basil Smith, Mike Poole, Kathy Taft. Row Five: Cindy Bieber, Jim Marshall, Tony Gallaher, David Counts, Gary Timin, Bob Jones, Bob Baker, Robert Miller, Gerald Billingsly. Junior Honor Society Academic recognition for underclassmen Row One: Randy Boatright, President; Douglas Hough, Vice-President; Gail Walter, Secretary; Catherine Brown, Treasurer. Row Two: Nancy Dewitz, Patricia Reynolds, Barbara Rauth, Janet Smith, Beth Hemsley, Ann Hertzler, Rosemary Ryan. Row Three: Miss Horn, Sponsor; Sarah Buie, Fran Stewart, Shelly Pommer, Milda Vaivada, Edna Allison. Row Four: Don Haurin, Arthur Guthrie, Sue D ' Arezzo, Steve Dingleberry, Jerry Johnson. Row Five: David Anderson, Chuck Barnard, Steve Heckel, Paul Marengo, Alfred Gregory. National Honor Society—Juniors Inspires individual initiative Row One: Sandy Page, Paula Howland, Judy Thornberry, Anne Buynitzky, Nanci Vernaen, Susan Turner, Nancy Parsons, Carol Pannek. Row Two: Gerry Williams, Barbara Weber, Catherine Brewer, Bonnie Nelson, Linda Laird, Linda Klopfenstein, Linda Gloeckler, Charlotte Munster, Kathy McCabe. Row Three: Brian Crockett, Liz Pierce, Debbi Green, Laurie Joslin, Linda Cheek, Brett Stamps, Cory Pearson, Walter Batchelor, Al Huntington. Row Four: Randy McFarlane, Robert Brewer, Richard Browne, Bobby Newell, Roger Sollenberger, Tom Friedlander, Henry Zin- man, Chuck Bullen, Chuck.Rieger. Quill Scroll Efforts develop excellence in publications Row One: Cathy Flippen, President; Annette Ashley, Vice-President; Sharon Donnelly, Secretary; Carol Skalnik, Treasurer. Row Two: Judy Led¬ better, Linda Oldham, Nancy Singel, Renee Guenard, Erica Fishe. Row Three: Barbie Smith, Anita Hitchcock, Jeannie Smyth, Cindy Bieber, Hannah Pierce, Cathy Payne. Row Four: Jack Lucas, Vance Salter, Mr. Withers, Sponsor; Garfield Rosengren, Nick Sherwood. 1 1 EL g - - - .Vi ' .-. l ! Ij t. i ..... - sSS®i§£? ' iiw. ...v.i., ■ ... mi 1 lIa ■ : i . 1 ■ -it £ Y’i mm . gggMj v- f. 1 1 1 Row One: Chip Hardin, President; John Grant, Vice-President; John Gavitt, Secretary; Jim This, Treasurer. Row Two: Don DeWilde, Roger Blomquist, Mike Poole, Jack Lucas, Tim Summers, Randy Boatright, Basil Smith, Jim Hodgson. Row Three: Nick Sherwood, Larry Troemmler, Micheal Osborn, Al Huntington, David West, James Gavitt, Doug Noland, Bob Jones, Richard Rytter. Row Four: Arthur Gutherie, Bill Gallagher, Bill Nana, Vance Salter, Paul Marengo, Chuck Reiger, Henry Zinman, Bobby Newell, Pete Bryant, Cary Pearson. Row Five: David Anderson, Steve Dingleberry, Walter Batchelor, Rich Crisman, Chuck Bernard, Curt Muir, Ron Buchanan, Garfield Rosengren, Steve O ' Brien. Row Six: Colonel Charles Baker, Sponsor; Roger Hafner Sollenberger, Gerald Billingsley, Hjalmar Hesselbom, Jim Edson, Tim Woodward, Roy Siple. Key Club Actively serves school and community The Key Club of George C. Marshall, a service or¬ ganization, has had a highly successful and active year serving the school and community. Highlighting the projects for the year were parking cars and announcing at all home football games, helping with the Kiwanis Cir¬ cus, distributing textbooks, publicizing the hospital bond issue, washing cars, and assisting on various occasions by setting up the P.A. system. In addition, it co-sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance, Orientation Night and Maid and Butler Day. Without a doubt, the Key Club has had a memorable year. PRESIDENT CHIP Hardin presides over the Key Club meeting. 132 Row One: Jean Holt, President; Cathy Flippen, Vice-President; Annette Ashley, Secretary: Cindy Bieber, Treasurer. Row Two: Carol Skalnik, Linda Oldham, Erica Fishe, Janet Smith, Barbara Gray, Renee Guenard, Peggy Iverson, Kathy McCutchan. Row Three: Linda Klopfenstein, Sharon Ayde- lott, Letitia Tinsley, Sharon Donnelly, Sally McCaffrey, Nancy Parsons, Kathy Flaherty, Sarah, Buie, Milda Vaivada. Row Four: Barbie Smith, Kathy Koth, Dahlia Jean Conger, Ann Hertzler, Diane Miller, Terry Dryer, Robyn O ' Connell, Sandy Fitzgerald, Pam Masters, Joani Burley. Row Five: Miss Hall, Sponsor; Hannah Pierce, Kathy Muse, Linda Kendall, Carloyn Seaver, Sue D ' Arezzo. Keyettes Donate time to Cerebral Palsy center The Keyette Club is an honorary service club whose members are chosen on the basis of character, lead¬ ership, and scholastic ability. Keyettes, girls from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, seek to serve both the community and school. Community projects include giving a Christmas party for orphans, visiting the Dunn Loring lliff Nursing Home, working at the Northern Virginia Cerebral Palsy Center, and Christ¬ mas caroling in the community. In the school the Key¬ ette Club helped with Orientation Night, tri-spon- sored the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and co-sponsored Maid and Butler Day. The Keyette Club participates as a leading service organization in the activities of Marshall High. Hrt « P� i DRESSED IN servants costumes, Cindy Bieber, Jack Lucas, Bar¬ bara Grey, and Dahlia Conger helped make Maid and Butler Day a success. 133 Modern Music Masters Sponsors student talent show Row One: Robert Miller, President; Andy Steel, Vice-President; Julie May, William Pala, Jan Sylvester, David West, Beth Rix. Boyles, Secretary; Bob Beery, Historian. Row Two: Carol Schultz, Dave Debate Team Argues pros and cons of disarmament Row One: Vance Salter, Captain; Miss Rudnicki, Sponsor. Row Two: Shupe, Greg Hagen, Mark Thompson. Row Four: Paul Reiber, John Marcia Oldham, Sarah Bopp, Charlotte Munster, Catherine Brown, Linda Sando, Bill Norman, David Ackerman, Phil Muse. Oldham. Row Three: Greg Appling, Steve Detwiler, Basil Smith, David Forum Presents Reader ' s Theater to school Row One: Wallace Twichell, Vice-Chairman; Sally McCaffrey. Row Two: Linda Oldham, Susan Swafford, Barbara Gray, Janet Evans, Gail Mc¬ Cullough. Row Three: Jeannie Smyth, Priscilla Babbs, Hannah Pierce, Patricia Reynolds. Row Four: Robert Schlup, Scott Kowalczyk, Liz Pierce, Bob Yates, Lyn Reed. Row Five: Gary Bock, Dave Rogers, Greg Mon¬ tour, Mr. Cobb, Sponsor. Art Guild Members visit New York Galleries Row One: Karen Hodges, President; Linda Brink, Vice-President; Mar¬ jorie Gapp, Secretary. Row Two: Cathy Kessler, Diana Thompson, Susan Wood, Sue Wilbern, Anna Marie Duffy. Row Three: Amy Buller, Shirley Regus, Sherry. Schneider, Betty Saintsing, Barbara Trimmer, Connie Hughes. Row Four: Mr. Wilkins, Sponsor; Bill Cupp, Mike Byer, Sally McCaffrey, Gay Vredenburg. ... - Future Business Leaders of America Learns business practice Row One: Valerie Jarrard, President; Winnie Bailey, Sharon Blue, Kath¬ erine Pullman, Judy Shaffer. Row Two: Marti Wood, Kathy Henry, Joan Whipp, Brenda Hundshammer, Becky Spivey, Marlene Giris. Row Three: Pegi Bryant, Martha Wright, Bonnie Barwick, Donna Huddle, Karen Gobely, Linda Garrity, Jeani Leisher. Row Four: Donna Huston, Carolyn Giles, Diana Keates, Cindy Chuirazzi, Jane Leahy, Sue Ford. Row Five: Miss Brady, Sponsor; Sherry Roberts, Karen Cockrell, Kenda Pittsnogle, Alane Dodge, Kathy Geris. Future Nurses of America Guests speak on medical careers Row One: Donna Sovern, President; Linda Gloeckier, Vice-President; Edna Allison, Corresponding Secretary; Gerry Williams, Recording Sec¬ retary; Sandy Williams, Treasurer. Row Two: Anne Buynitzky, Jo Ann Bullock, Mary Pace, Catherin Brown, Stephanie Flynn, Donna Smith. Row Three: June Simpson, Susan Marshall, Sandy Woodward, Jenny Jones, Joy Plaugher, Alicia Duran-Ballen, . Beverly Fabian. Row Four: Nancy Beatty, Debbie Greene, Joyce Gingell, Donna Brewer, Jenny Mayes, Bev Roth. Row Five: Mrs. Cassibry, Sponsor; Linda Cheer, Jane Sparshott, Sandy Strong, Lorraine Fix, Jo Ann Konzelmann. J: Future Teachers of America Gains experience by assisting teachers Row One: Karen Duehring, President; Dana Browder, Vice-President; Susan Kriss, Secretary; Christine Pappas, Treasurer. Row Two: Mary Pace, Trudy Rietchie, Jean Murry, Linda Browder, Alice Henninger. Row Three: Linda Grafton, Rosemary Ryan, Penny Hanley, Melinda Scott, Donna Dennis, Catherine Brewer. Row Four: Myra Shipley, Terri Dryer, Leslie Leonard, Barbara Malecki, Charlotte Munster. Row Five: Mr. Schultz, Sponsor; Vicki Fuller, Patty Keating, Virginia Iverson. Future Homemakers of America International dinner tests cooking skills Row One: Linda Laird, President; Judy Thornberry, Vice-President; Gail Williams, Secretary; Barbara Byers, Treasurer; Gerri Gallinger, Parlia¬ mentarian. Row Two: Dianne Dye, Nancy Helmes, Donna Saunders, Wanda Laird, Linda Case, Donna Innman. Row Three: Sandy Driscoll, Betsey Curry, Kathy Dewitt, Sarah Franklin, Cindy Davinson. Row Four: Miss McCubbin, Sponsor; Kriss Nelson, Terry Beveridge, Jean Feagan, Frances Hubbard, Connie Hoffman. Row Five: Sandy Roe 11, Sandra Dixon, Sarah Bopp, Casey Johnson, DeDe Spector, Linda Clark. I I • r r r Im vh! jnHK « JM i M ■ ■ 11 Wj K . sgH K - 9 v (L .JBm rr M aft I Row One: Bruce Gallinger, President; Patti Rounsevell, Secretary; Barbara Byers, Treasurer; Mike Smith, Sergeant of Arms. Row Two: Lyni Gillman, Mary Walton, Dody Rademaker, Sandy Weinberg, Linda Bullock, Carol Knoblauch, Marlene Geris, Stephanie Flynn, Sarah Franklin, Jan Compher, Anne Flippen, Katie McGlasson, Barbara Rauth, Dianne Hahan. Row Three: Linda Case, Mary Zangrilli, Janet Parker, Celeste Coffey, Nadine Romstedt, Jeri Wood, Marti Wood, Crystal Armstrong, Gwen Brown, Karen Gobeley, Marilyn McIntyre, Brenda Hardin, Jeanne Earman. Row Four: Janet Smith, Beth Hemsley, Bobbie Schott, Stephanie Moulton, Rena McFarlane, Jean Huddle, Donna Inman, Mary Ellen Counts, Dolores Wheat, Barbara Malecki, Patty Keating, Lyn Reed. Row Five: Sandy Burntee, Jean Fagen, Alice Sparacio, Laura Smith, Elyssa Lambert, Beth Cluuey, Susie Minnich, Karen Hallberg, Susan Marshall, Barbara Muller, Rita Sisler, Linda Gordeau. Row Six: Cissie Earman, Patty Walsh, Gerri Gallinger, Edna Allison, Jean Mayes, Christine Barnes, Connie Hoffman, Sarah Ann Landis, Diane Jones, Letita Tinsley. Row Seven: Milda Vaivada, Nancy Duin, Bonnie Culberson, Judy Sullivan, Linda Schwieter, Ginny Buckley. Row Eight: Elaine Barnard, Mrs. Roca, Sponsor; Miss Marvin, Sponsor; Sandy Herlest, Micky Malone, Miki Sheridan, Connie James, Lin Peacock, Chuch Barnard, -Bill Howdershell, Doug Noland, David Wingenbach. Pep Club Pep rallies spark school spirit The Pep Club strives to promote school spirit and enthusiasm in Marshall ' s activities. Besides selling bus tickets and pennants, sponsoring a sock hop, and decorating the goal posts, many other activities have been sponsored this year. The Pep Club has success¬ fully inspired and enlivened the entire student body. PRESIDENT BRUCE Gallinger lists Pep Club goals for Karen Gobley. 138 Row One: Bob Bryant, President; Mary Mitchell, Vice-President; Kathy Eckles, Secretary; Marcia Oldham, Treasurer; Hjalmar Hesselbom. Row Two: Linda Oldham, Linda Bullock, Carol Knoblauch, Carol Crockett, Lyni Fillman, Madeline McKenize, Linda Mucheler, Barbara Muller, Heather Coleman, Alice Henninger, Eileen Ours, Patricia Nave, Madeline Delisle. Row Three: Janis Smith, Marilyn McIntyre, Gail Walter, Kathy McCutchan, Marie Robinson, Sandy Page, Martha Mitchell, Karen Oberg, Melinda Miller, Chris Pfeil, Karen Olson, Sandy Burnett. Row Four: Bobbie Schott, Fran Stewart, Sharon Sindzak, Nancy Dorris, Donna 1 American Field Service Carnival raises money for exchange students This year the AFS Club sponsored Hjalmar Hessel¬ bom, a foreign exchange student from Sweden. Be¬ cause of the success of this year ' s Carnival, the AFS Club is planning to receive two foreign students next year, in addition to sending a Marshall student over¬ seas next summer. FROM LEFT to Right—Vance Salter, Hjal- mar ' s U.S. brother, Hjalmar Hesselbom, Swedish exchange student, Bob Bryant, AFS Club President. Dennis, Susanne Schramm, Hannah Pierce, Fran Hanger, Beverly Fabian, Kathy Crittenberger, Carole Uhlander, Donna Severn. Row Five: Elaine Barnard, Stephanie Moulton, Diane Hahan, Jim Hogson, Cathy Smith, Jill White, Ellen Brewer, Debbie Lewis, Ellen Maycock, Leslie Leonard, Vicki Fuller, Terry Dryer. Row Six: Sue D ' Arezzo, Anne Gerry, LaMora Pogue, Eleanor Kenslea, Lyn Reed, Ann Pangman, Linda Brink, Sue Abegglen, Betsy Curry, Kathy McCabe, Milda Vivada. Row Seven: Mr. Moore, Sponsor; Frank Coffin, Bill Howdershell, Bill McBroom, Warren m -wr TT 139 Provides invaluable service at athletic events Row One: Russell Fee, President; Greg Yaroch, Vice-President; Bob Beery, Secretary. Row Two: Dick Blessing, Geoff Johnson, Ken Summers, Donald Bullock, Tom Thorpe, Sammy Skillman, Hans Graff, Mike Saw- melle, Ken Ritchey. Row Three: Ronald Bullock, Randy Boatright, Roger Hughes, Paul Vogel, John Scott, Howard Smith, Gary Camp, John Her- bots, Scott Stewart, Bill Thompson. Row Four: Lloyd Halverson, Brian Morrill, Bob Elwell, Glenn Settle, Bruce Plyer, John Callander, David Wingenbach, Rick Mattozzi, Bill Cronerberg. Row Five: Steve Victory, Bill Neale, Steve Nemore, Bill Tatham, Frank Sanders, Tony Gallaher, Art Bushey, Stu Ours. Row Six: Roger Cole, Sponsor; Bill Tucker, Aaron Go¬ lub, Tom Plant, David Counts, Bill Livermore, Doug Mayo. Swim Club Qplash party gets GCM in the swim Row One: Pinky Pinkerton, President; Lacy Hagood, Vice-President; Jacque Dungan, Secretary; Mary Zangrilli, Treasurer; Peggy Hagood, Captain. Row Two: Judy McCullough, Betty Dungan, Jeanne Boettcher, Anne Baxter, Barbara Hassett, Linda Bruce. Row Three: Mary Hassett, Marvin Gallup, Jon Riedel, Peter Lowentrout, Jean Feagan, David Wood¬ man, Jay Riedel. Row Four: Mrs. Roca, Sponsor; Christine Barnes, Robin I Bishop, Marcia Atkinson, Mark Thompson, Bob Balducol. Row Five: Doug Adams, Richard Scott, Steve Dingleberry, Ron Buchanan, Doug Jerabek, Vance Salter, Don Hart. 4 . I | i I I i ) Girls Athletic Association Intramurals Supplement Athletic Program Row One: Miss Conroy, Sponsor; Kathy Muse, President; Laurie Joslin, Vice-President; Diane Magarity, Secretary; Linda Kendall, Treasurer. Row Two: Sandi Lirette, Wendy Johnstone, Anne Duffy, Jean Boettcher, Gail McCullough, Judy McCullough, Allyson Fuller, Gail Atkinson, Sue Woida, Marcia Atkinson. Row Three: Jane Kent, Jamie Holschuh, Debbie Nielson, Karen Hallberg, Susie Minnich, Patti McDonald, Della Dahl, Bonita Parker, Pat Carlsen, Becky Leet, Nancy Baley. Row Four: Alma Robinson, Brenda Parker, Becky Smoot, Cindi Mitchell, Sharon Hall, Deb¬ bie Mulle- ' s, Peggy Iverson, Linda Overcash, Brenda Moore, Susanne Schramm, Martha Gries. Row Five: Susan Seaver, Karen Orr, Mary Ellen Counts, Mary Lou Jamison, Marianne Perrin, Linda Klopfenstein, Merry Ann Rice, Sarah Bopp, Casey Johnson, Cathy Avrignam, Pam Maulton, Dorothy Hankinson. Chess Club Chess Nuts practice gambits Row One: Mr. Mohler, Sponsor; Linda Volovick, Secretary-Treasurer; Ba¬ sil Smith, President. Row Two: Janet Moeller, Leslie Berbmann, Madeline Delisle, Kathy McCabe, Charles Lewis. Row Three: Mike Beyer, Hal Mc¬ Kenzie, Alfred Gregory, David Brewington, Gary Bock, David Shupe. Row Four: Kevin Smart, Mark Luppi, Garg Timin, Randy McGarlane, Micheal Golden. Row Five.: Hugh Owen, Richard, Mike Smith, James Jeckel, Scott Kowalczyk. r H « 8 ? i t t b L • ; V German Club Celebrates annual Fasching with area schools Row One: Cindy Bieber, President; Kathy Koth, Vice-President; Anita Hitchcock, Secretary; Vicki Kalassay, Treasurer; Evelyn Burks, Social Chairman. Row Two: Joe Hardman, Dotty Klipa, Sue Wilbern, Dede Saunders, Janet Evans, Marcia Smith, Fran Hanger, Karen Kergel, Mary Mitchell. Row Three: Ann Klopfenstein, Bobbie Schott, Paul Chaplin, Loeran Kenee, Carol Pannek, Dahlia Jean Conger, Sharon Lueck, Martha Gries. Row Four: Chris Koth, Ron Roos, Bob Roper, John Schott, Bill Burch, Buzz Rosolina, William Best, Lucile Conger, Kathy Taft. Row Five: Frau Reeve, Sponsor; Warren Landis, Bill McBroom, Becky Berg, Harvey Wood, Frank Coffin, Randy Keidaish, Bob Hixon. Row Six: Bob Graver, Robert Carter, Bruce Johnson, Dwayne Westermann, Frank Novakowski, Bruce Gallinger. Russian Club Visits Qoviet Embassy and Voice of America Row One: Karen Ruckman, Secretary-Treasurer; Corinne Sherton, Vice- President; Mr. Hedlesky, Sponsor. Row Two: Jeanne Boettcher, Carol Skalnik, Ruth Anne Sando, Kathi Scott, Jeannette Flint. Row Three: Cindy Bieber, Debbi Green, Beverly Fabian, Kathy McCabe, Wendolyn Evans-Smith, John Boronow. Row Four: Greg Dye, Vance Salter, Mike Poole, Randy McFarland, Robert Groover, Robert Wood, David McKer- man. Row Five: Scott Kowalczyk, Chris Flynn, Warren Fenton, John Sando, David Shupe. French Club Cultural tours implement language skills Row One: Jane Pannek, President; Lewis Sword, Vice-President; Debbie Green, Secretary; Susan Swafford, Treasurer. Row Two: Linda Browder, Paula Jean Culler, Evelyn Burks, Vivian Hukill, Sally Singel, Mary Cree- don, Rachel Emswiller, Susan Farham, Phyliss Knicely, Becky Spivey. Row Three: Linda McClure, Susan Tozier, Stephanie Gavin, Lynne Cousins, Ginny Grier, Kathi Scott, Adine McKenzie, Sandy Carlisle, Joan Hulse, Allyson Fuller. Row Four: Kathy Henry, Carol McFeaters, Mary Ellen Counts, Madeline DeLisle, Dana Browder, Susan Marshall, Charlotte Munster, Bonnie Nelson, Mary Pace, Rosemary Ryan. Row Five: Phil Muse, Bill Doris, Beverly Fabian, Linda Brink, Karen Orr, Barbara Muller, Wendy Morrison, Nancy Dorris, Marilyn Brewer. Row Six: Christine Pap¬ pas, Susan Kriss, Gil Adkins, Larry Brink, Mike Poole, Joyce Speakman, Cathy Flippen, Ann Flippen, Rena McFarlane, Wendolyn Evans-Smith. Row Seven: Sue D ' Arezzo, Mr. Barney, Sponsor; Frank Coffin, John Ellis, Kenneth Neil, Roger Call, Mark Smith, David Anderson, John Dorsey, Joe Chryst. Spanish Club Tours embassy and art galleries Row One: Linda Volovick, Vice-President; Basil Smith, President. Row Green, Ruth Ann Sando, Mrs. Roca. Row Four: Mike Sawmelle, Joe Two: Sue Bachman, Barbara Rauth, Betty Herzberg, Pam Moulton, Janet Chryst, Dennis Rand, Phil Jauchem. Moeller. Row Three: Miss Overstreet, Lyn Reed, Carolyn Ludwin, Debbie Science Club Speakers lecture on current scientific research Row One: Gerald Billingsley, President; Paul Reiber, President-Elect; Ann Heckel, Secretary; Catherine Brown, Treasurer; Mr. Tischler, Spon¬ sor. Row Two: Madeline Delisle, Wendy Chamberlin, Linda Volovick, Donna Sovern, Gordon Atkinson, Chris Hansen, Charles Lewis, Annette Ashley, Virginia Iverson, Claudia Jones. Row Three: Joani Burley, Anne Geery, Kathy McCabe, Jane Pannek, Kay Bernard, Kathy Dewitt, Linda Buford, Linda Cheek, Carol Panneck, Gay Vredenburg. Row Four: Dahlia Conger, Robyn O ' Connell, Stan Graff, Dexter Siess, Ken Durant, Adrian Ely, Bill Anderson, Mike Driscoll, William Best, Bruce Johnson. Row Five: Tom Maynard, Ed Kelly, Steve- Yunker, Ken Summers, Richard DeRob- j erts, Cory Pearson, Tom Hallam, H. J. Dunn, Clifton Perrin, Bill Blake- more, James Lane. Row Six: Larry Brink, Paul Marengo, Bill Norman, I William Pala, Bob Baker, Bob Jones, Gary Timin, P aul Vogel, Micheal Nallon, Dennis Carruth. Row Seven: David Shupe, Basil Smith, Vance Salter, Chuck Rieger, Joe Chryst, John Dorsey, Mike Carruth, John Vos- kuil, Tim Eley, Doug Kiessling. Greek Club [ Unique study of ancient culture Row One: Kathy Scott, Carol McFeathers, Linda Brink, Comdr. Yates. my Brothers. Row Three: Robert Klear, Thomas Kamenski, Steve Ristow, I Row Two: Patty Stryker, Linda Osburn, Linda Cheek, Mike -Poole, Sam- Tim Woodward. 1 French Honor Society Recognizes superior French students Row One: Mr. Barney, Sponsor; Joyce Speakman, President; Anne Buy- nitzky, Vice-President; Hannah Pierce, Secretary. Row Two: Carol Skal- nik, Sandy Page, Gail Walter, Dotty Klippa, Erica Tishe, Catherine Brown, Diane Miller. Row Three: Mary Sims, Danielle Dubas, Linda Gloeckler, Brian Crockett, Bonnie Nelson, Linda Laird. Row Four: Bar¬ bara Weber, Cathy Griffin, Charolette Munster, Marilyn Brewer, Gerry Williams, Wendy Morrison, Lisa Beaulieu. Row Five: Gerald Billingsley, Frank Coffin, Kathy Muse, Robyn O ' Connell, Hal McKenzie, Tony Gallaher. Distributive Education Experience increases knowledge and skills Row One: Roger Blain, President; Brenda Johnston, Treasurer; Linda Harell, Bob Creekmore, Leonard Byers. Row Two: Marilyn Buie, Barb Faith, Nancy Mineard, Dean Thomas, Jayne Riedd, Bonnie Payne, Sandra Baldridge, Janet Price. Row Three: Johnny Haines, Leonard McFall, Don Royce, Jeannie Diell, Donald Derange, Ray Wood, John Harrison, Jeff Freeman, Bernie Perry. Row Four: John Ecbert, Jack Prather, Dave El¬ liot, Robert Turner, Larry Kiowell, Harrell Greer, George Honse, James Shelden. Row Five: Ms. Londsey, Sponsor; Roy Williams, Tommy Barber, Jim Palmisani, Bernie Fox, Roger Schaeffer, Ronald Stride, Bob Gauthier. Breakfast Club Starts our day a little bit better Row One: Barbara Scheffel, Mrs. Van Deventer, Kathy Pullman. Row Two: Christine Serabian, Ginger Follenbeck, Sarah Franklin, Brenda Holt, Paula Meyer. Row Three: Ester Crawford, Carol Smith, Kathie Dick¬ erson, Linda Stone, Cindy Davidson, Linda Clark. Row Four: Sue Foley, Ginny Fary, Connie Hoffman, Susan Yarbrough, Kathy DeWitt, Sheila Fallen, DeDe Spector. Row Five: Valerie Jarrard, Rachel Owen, Dorothy Hankinsan, Sandy Roell, Frances Hubbard, Gerri Gal linger, Sandra Dixon. Majorettes Boast first prize at Shenandoah Twirlarama Row One: Hope Chamberlain, Dolores Wheat, Elaine Barton, Captain; Nancy Lockhart, Linda Bullock. Barbara Malecki, Co-Captain. Row Two: Brenda Holt, Linda Fournier, 1 w jt : j A I St Fw Jf MADRIGALS— Row One: Beth Rix, Dianne Dowell, Julie Boyles, Marcia Atkinson, Pat Stryker, Nancy Parsons, Evelyn Burkes, Benneth Stamm. Music Department Christmas concert adds touch of music to holiday seasons The choirs and choruses of Marshall ' s Choral De¬ partment occupied themselves with a large variety of activities, while developing their voices and apprecia¬ tion for music. In addition to singing in the Christmas programs, the Folk Festival, and the Spring Concert, the choral groups presented The Medium, (an opera), and a musical drama. The Marshall Music Department, with its scope rang¬ ing from the Reserve and Dance Bands to the Sym¬ phonic Band, has entertained audiences during foot¬ ball games, assemblies, and concerts throughout the year. To stimulate interest the band participated in an exchange program with a Rochester area high school, and commissioned an original symphony. For the second year the Stage Band succeeded in placing first in the Stage Band Festival of the Washington area. MAX MAHAN plays the tuba during a practice session of the band. Row Two: Robert Henninger, Pat Tiller, Russel Roper, Paul Vogel, Robert Beery, John Scott, Kevin Langley. 147 CONCERT CHOIR Row One: Leilani Lansing, Accompanist; Lauri Kahn, Carol Burkhardt, Diana Keates, Beth Rix, Benneth Stamm, Wendy Morrison, Janet Price, Evelyn Burks, Mrs. Schaible, Choral Director. Row Two: Edna Allison, Betty Saintsing, Nancy Parsons, Sharon Blue, Pat O ' Reagan, Carol Mc- Featers, Diane Dowell, Mary Lou Jamison, Julie Boyles. Row Three: Bobby Lawless, Robert Henninger, Pam Masters, Sandy Mackintosh, Marcia Atkinson, Patty Stryker, Sandra Elliot, Rosita Hatch, Susan Seaver, Larry McCrea. Row Four: Tommy Evans, Pat Tiller, Donald Bul¬ lock, Kevin Adams, David Beach, John Scott, Jim Price, Merril Kiser, Bill Poore, Scott Stewart, Kelvin Langley, Paul Vogel, Bob Beery. GIRLS ' ENSEMBLE Row One: Mary Pace, Alice Busby, Nancy Beroine, Cathy FIippen, Jeanne Burroughs. Row Two: Vicki Kalassy, Patricia Quinn, Cynthia Nash, Joy Farnsworth, Pam Siess, Marsha Tetrick. Row Three: Jeanne Boettcher, Carol Bruce, Sue Ford, Nancy Beatty, Charlotte Munster. Row Four: Abby Pamplin, Lyn Reed, LaMora Pogue, Linda Popovich, Sandra Elliot. GIRLS ' CHORUS Row One: Diane Magarity, President; Sarah Franklin, Secretary; Vivian Hukill, Treasurer. Row Two: JoAnn Morris, Carolyn Morrone, Joy Price, Lynda Earman, Melanie Migbell, Barbara Barrett, Becky Spivey, Deborah Carter, Margaret Fant, Alice Henninger, Kathy Malecki; Sharon Davis. Row Three: Chris Kluger, Virginia Bird, Barbara Lake, Bunny Miller, Linda Louk, Gwen Brown, Linda Dove, Celine Soges, Rachel Enswieler, Lynne Zeigler, Lynda Burton. Row Four: Brenda Wilkerson, Marilyn Stamm, Ginny Grier, Margaret Culberson, Cheryl Davis, Donna Ault, Carolyn Shewbridge, Pamela Van Horn, Lorraine Fix, Anne Flippen, Anne Hughes, Heather Coleman, Judy Lamanna, Charlotte Gibson. Row MIXED CHORUS Row One: Sandi Lierette, President; William Bohrer, Secretary; Gerry Fitzpatrick, Treasurer; Robert Berry. Row Two: Betty Herzberg, Janet Coleman, Barbara Schepmoes, Janet Groves, Jane Kent, Virginia Iver¬ son, Donna Sanders, Isabel Duran-Ballen, Nancy Dewitz. Row Three: Mary Mitchell, Barbara Mitchell, Mary Leake, Rita Ford, Jacki White, Sandra Smith, Sue Foley, Karen Bassford, Rickey Utterback, Brenda Five: Karen Kelly, Myra Price, Becky Mix, Barbara Grimes, Judy Ran¬ som, Joyce James, Donna Zimbro, Cathy Rumford, Jane Leahy, Sue Wayne, Vicki Barrett, Mabel Harman, Carol Lowe, Brenda Hundshamer, Sharon Cooke. Row Six: Marcia Chase, Elaine Mason, Kathy Roberts, Lucy Miller, Penny Schaffer, Marcia Skalnik, Janet Roop, Melanie Phelps, Betsy Coffee, Pamela Weaver, Terrie Klopfenstein, Jean Feagen, Shirley Regus, Sue Lowe. Row Seven: Marlene Geris, Mary Nelson, Janis Mor¬ ris, Kathy Groves, Cissie Earman, Pam Moulton, Maureen Moore, Con¬ nie James, Shelly Pommer, Janet Loy, Theresa Raeks, Anne Wilt, Sarah Landis, Nancy Baley, Debbie Lewis, Jill White. Taker. Row Four: Kathy Rice, Marge Shannon, Annette Baker, Kathy Taft, Dee Semenick, Lynne Kiser, Yvonne Di Carlo, Karen Kergel, Linda Gray, Doris Clementa. Row Five: James McFarland, Mark Adams, Tom Dorsey, Randy Vipperman, Barne + McGhee, Arthur Amerosi, Daniel Wheeler, Howard Bailey. SYMPHONIC BAND Row One: David West, Ronald Monat, Richard DcRobcrts, Beth Rix, Judy Koepsill, Marilyn McIntyre, Mary Kalepp, Glenn Settle, Joo Kano. Row Two: Liz Pierce, David MacGamwoll, John West, Robert Miller, Bill Hole, Pat Keating, Chris Prater, Jim Kincade, Walter Batchelor, David Harney, Donald Harney, Larry Gobely, Kenny Chase. Row Three: Doug Anderson, Linda Volovick, Gwen¬ dolyn Cartor, Phil Stephens, Wilber Lund, Vinic Henry, Doan Serabian, Nicky Nye, Joe Harshman, Robert Groover, Carol Schultz, DANCE BAND Row One: Brett Stamps, Andy Steele, Al Huntington. Row Two: Ronald Light, John Kelleher, George Atkinson, Wayne Groves, Jan Sylvester, Monat, Chris Prater, Dave Harney, Don Harney, Doug Anderson, Kenny Robert Miller. Chaso, Pat Keating, Bruce Cowhig, Bill Gallagher, Jim Downing, Elliott Alfred Gregory, James This, Al Huntington, Paul Sullivan, Brett Stamps, Andy Steele, Sammy Skillman. Row Four: Steve Ristow, William Norman, Jan Sylvester, Kennard Gobley, Wagne Groves, George Atkinson, Bruce Johnson, Jim Downing, Elliott Light, John Kelleher, Larry Baury, Bill Gallagher, Don Miller, Bruce Cowhig, Bill Pala, Mack Mahan. RESERVE BAND Row One: Pete Chase, Sissy Holt, Bill Bray, Kathy Winters, Barbara Mil¬ ler, Greg Hagen, Jim Ferry. Row Two: Diana Learner, Steve Heckel, John Caldemeyer, Alex Honeycutt, Jim Keating, Diana Painter, Jay Ka- lepp, Tommy Justice, Phillip Levey. Row Three: Mile Jones, Gloria Coates, Jerry Rosti, Mark Smith, Grant Hagen, David Poek, Bill Kin- cade, Lenny Kosco, Dave Schoffstall, Paul Marengo, Ken Rogers. Row Four: Dan Fishe, John Scott, Chuck Lirette, Vic Russelavage, Greg Coughlan, Toni Plyer, Philip Hatcher, Don Ewing, Brian Gladowski, Roy Cappleman, Larry King, Doug Day, Mike Sheffield, Jim Whitman, Randy Lee, Roger Pease. Row Five: Scott Thomas, Richard Stokes, Ken Garri¬ son, David Knight, Eric Hitchcock, Larry Ballard, Bruce Steakley, Donna Sylvester. Row One: Nick Sherwood, Editor; Howard Hurley, Sponsor; Renee Gue- nard, Managing Editor. Row Two: Rick Crisman, Sharon Donelly, Judy Ledbetter, Erica Fishe, Sandy Page, Crystal Armstrong, Tom Thorpe. Row Three: Pat H icks, Linda Read, Betty Saintsing, Susan Seaver, Linda Klophenstein, Carole Uhlaner. Row Four: Nancy Dewitz, Sarah Buie, Debbie Green, Danielle Dubas, Cilia Babbs, Karen Olsen, Mikie Sheridan, Patricia Reynolds. Row Five: Linda Stone, Stan Whiting, Tim Eley, Ar¬ thur Guthrie, Randy Baier, Kevin Smart, Rick Goodman, Paul Marengo, Marcy Maloy. Rank and File Visit to the Washington Post adds journalism experience In spite of Deadline Panic an epidemic that strikes Rank and File every three weeks, the staff has success¬ fully managed to publish thirteen issues. The purpose of GCM ' s newspaper is to inform the student body of all phases of school life. Diligently tracking down events of interest and concern to Marshall Statesmen, reporters have created a publication that promotes learning, unity, school spirit, and understanding. PASTING UP the layout is one of the staff ' s easier jobs 152 f Row One: Mr. Kryston, Sponsor; Jeannie Smyth, Editor-in-Chief. Row Two: Carol Skalnik, Annette Ashley, Andy Scheurer, Linda Oldham, Susan Potter, Stephanie Downing, Lynne Francis. Row Three: Elizabeth Pierce, Barbara Webber, Cathy Kessler, Gay Vredenburg, Linda Swartzel, Sandee Toothman, Cathy Payne, Susan Swafford. Row Four: Linda Burton, Jan Bochenek, Wallace Twitched, Chip Kiger, Sharon Kelly, Hannah Pierce. Reveille Versatility . . . key to Reveille ' s many moods Reveille provides the student body with an inter¬ esting, pleasant to read literary magazine. A product of talented Marshall students, it represents a great deal of time and effort on the part of the staff and contributors. Building an interest in creative writing, it offers encouragement to talented members inter¬ ested in a journalism career. Reveille, in which the staff satirized itself, through short stories and poetry. JEANNE SMYTH gives assignments to magazine staff members, Linda Oldham and Andy Scheurer. 153 Row One: Jack Lucas, Editor; Cindy Bieber, Assistant Editor; Garfield Three: Sue Souders, Barbara Byers, Barbie Smith, Ginny Buckley, Dahlia Rosengren, Assistant Editor; Mrs. Rush, Sponsor. Row Two: Mary Walton, Conger, Kathy Eckles. Row Four: Geoff Hechtman, Robyn O ' Connell, Susie Minnich, Karen Hallberg, Anita Hitchcock, Barbara Gray. Row Paul Reiber, Vicki Fuller, Steve Victory, Penny Heishman. Columbian Views and records school life Struggling through seventh period, many after school hours, and Saturday work sessions, the Colum¬ bian offers the student body a mirror of its own ac¬ tivities. From the opening pep rally, through basket¬ ball games, and to the final play, the Columbian pro¬ vides extensive, colorful coverage. With spot color, added pages, and professional photography, the Co¬ lumbian continues to provide a record of student life. SUSAN SOUDERS and Steve Victory work on the activities layout for the yearbook. 154 GARFIELD ROSENGREN and Vicki Fuller caption pictures for an upcoming deadline. PAUL REIBER and Robyn O ' Connell take pains in crop¬ ping pictures. KATHY ECKLES, Mrs. Rush, and Cindy Bieber sort newly arrived pictures. COLUMBIAN STAFF takes time out for a coffee break. 155 Excitement, crowds, gaiety, night time at school... lowered lights on a stage, the hush of quiet in the dark . . . the wild intensity of a bonfire at the first pep rally ... the pageantry of Homecoming, floats, queens, a winning team . . . the dance afterwards, party togs, the beat of music, friends in a gala mood . . . merrymaking, good times, a memorable experience. Activities IN CELEBRATION of Marshall ' s first homecoming the publications staffs presented the Statesmen with a birthday cake. Statesmen grind Groveton for a 19-14 victory G.C.M. ' S FIRST homecoming weekend proved an outstanding success to be remembered by this year ' s students and the returning alumni. The vic¬ torious Statesmen played a close game, but a touch¬ down pass was scored in the remaining 12 minutes to down the Groveton Tigers, 19-14. The pageant included a performance of the marching band and a parade of floats. The semi- formal dance culminated the Homecoming week¬ end. AFTER STAYING up all night with an acetylene torch the Seniors won first prize with their tiger-meat-grinder. MR. HERTZLER and S.C.A. President, Frank Novakowski, present Marcy Edwards, Marshall ' s first homecoming queen, to the crowd at halftime. AFTER LONG hours and hard work in a nearby barn, the Sophomores won second prize with their float. BILL NANNA returns a punt from the Marshall 27 for the Statesmen s first score of the game. M MISS MARCY Edwards is crowned Homecoming Queen by our principal, Mr. Hertzler, as Senior Attendant, Muff Thomas, looks on. ON BEHALF of, . . . Co-Captains Bill Livermore and Howard Smith present Marcy with a football autographed by the team. 1964 HOMECOMING COURT: Mary Sue Holt, freshman: senior; Tish Tinsley, senior; Linda Read, junior; Lynne Francis, Carol Schultz, sophomore; Gail McCullough, junior; Muff sophomore; Barbara Burley, freshman. Thomas, senior; Marcy Edwards, queen; Chibba Watters, First homecoming dance brings back grad ' s of ' 64 COUPLES DANCE to the music of the Ray Curry Combo. Snow, Santa, and Silver Bells highlight dance AS SANTA Claus crowns the Christmas court of Becky Duell, Joanie Burley, Pegi Bryant, Mary Walton, Marcia Atkinson, Renee Guenard, and Chris Pfeil, Marcia checks to see if a fairy thought to put any mistletoe in with the holly. TIM KANTZ, Jim White, and Pete Bryant are having fun dancing to the music of the Apollos. 162 163 MOST SUCCESSFUL ' Vance Salter Sophomores capture romantic cannot successfully find the front of 1 1 his Gookum; his partner, Carol Skalnik, can ‘ CHIBBA WATTERS and Bob Elwell have just received their Most Attractive Gookums . 164 HAPPINESS IS a Gookum for Frank Novakowski and Jean Holt mood at Qweetheart Dance WYNELL WILLIAMS and Aaron Golub are camera conscious Victory or defeat spirits run high PAUL SQUIRE concentrates on his dance form. STEVE HUGES and his band warm up before the hop after the Yorktown game. FRANCE CANADY seems to be mentally decipher¬ ing the sound waves sent to him by the Apollos. 166 BECKY MILLER and Kevin Sullivan dance to the music of the Apollos at the Ugly Man hop. 167 na | FOR THE first few months Nancy Singel, as Anne Frank, was a pest, as far as Peter VanDaan, Tom Robinson, was con¬ cerned. Serious Drama, The Diary of Anne Frank,” presents challenge DIANA SHEK did an excellent Job of portraying Mrs. Frank. THE FAMILIES VanDaan and Frank are celebrating their first Hanuk- kah in the Secret Annex. 168 MR. FRANK, Robert Henninger, has reached one of the many crises that the families in hiding experienced. JOHN GRANT and Renee Guenard are the center of a scandal on Courthouse Hill. SUSAN SWAFFORD and Jane Pannek were the town gossips in The Cry of the Crows Comedy and Drama test acting skills IN THE Marriage Proposal , a Russian play, Mike Flynn builds up his courage to ask Diana Shek to marry him. MARCY EDWARDS, alias Mrs. Hardcastle, adds a finishing touch to an hour and a half of applying makeup, in preparation for Oliver Goldsmith ' s play She Stoops to Conquer. MIKE FLYNN flies as high as a kite on and off the stage as leader of the construction crew. He also plays the prankster, Tony Tumpkin. 18th Century performed in 18th MR. REESE adjusts a wayward bonnet for Renee Guenard, the girl who stoops to con¬ quer. Drama, century style KAY KIMBALL hurriedly powders Dave Roger ' s nose in time for the play to start. Hurry up and get it over with, says the embarrassed Dave. RESEMBLING THE three stooges, Dave Rogers, Dave McCown, and Bruce Plyer pose before dress rehearsal. CORY PEARSON ' S encore is In the valley of the jolly, ho-ho-ho- Green Giant! Maids and Butlers serve with a smile ERICA FISHE ' S orders were to Sit on the table and sere¬ nade Abe Lincoln . BUTLER AL Huntington aids the conquer trash program. KEYETTE MILDA Vaivada takes orders from her Most Honorable Master , Don Shear. 172 COACH COLE takes a long pass from another Elderly Statesman in the Faculty game. LAURIE JOSLIN led the juniors in their fight against the seniors. Sports Events create riotous competition COACH CLOUD tries for a rebound against Madison. DESPITE THEIR cheerleaders ' enthusiasm and spirit, the juniors still lost, 27-19, in the annual Powderpuff Football Game. 173 CHEERLEADERS LLOYD Halvorson and Dave Blasco pep up the Statesmen as our varsity grid- ders look on. Pep Rallies boost enthusiasm and spirit VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Marcy Edwards, Mary Walton and Muff Thomas wafch our feam on It ' s Academic. 174 THE CAR Bash allowed Statesmen to let out their pent up emotions and inhibitions, as well as boosting school spirit. MARCY MALOY jumps high in front of our first bonfire, which signaled the beginning of our highly successful football season. 175 G.C.M. ' s Athletic Awards Display Case. Outstanding students gain recognition . . . CORINNE SHERTON, LINDA OLDHAM, NICK SHER¬ WOOD, BRUCE PLYER—National Merit Finalists. DIANE WALLACE, CAROL SKALNIK, DAVID SHUPE, KEVIN SMART, GREG APPLING—Na¬ tional Merit Finalists. I 7 A n n t CATHY PAYNE—National Winner of Achievement Awards Competition from National Council of Teachers of English. CAROL SKALNIK—Winner of Betty Crocker Home-making Award. FRAN HANGER—Winner of D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. and bring honor to 0. C. M. . . . CORINNE SHERTON, VANCE SALTER, CAROL SKALNIK—Members of the It ' s Academic team. DAVE MAY—Winner of National Stage Band Camp Scholarship. for exceptional performances VANCE SALTER—Member of Westinghouse Talent JERRY BILLINGSLEY—President of Search Honors Group, the Virginia Junior Academy of Sciences, Winner of the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. JULIE BOYLES—Winner of Blands Music Schol¬ arship. 178 PEGGY HAGOOD—Member All-American Swimming Team, Fourth place in Olympic Swim¬ ming Trials, tied for first place in Canadian- American Swimming Meet. LLOYD HALVORSON—All Metropolitan Foot¬ ball, State Wrestling Champion in Unlimited weight class. HOWARD SMITH—All Northern District Football, All Metropolitan Football, All State Football, Honor¬ ary All American Football, State Wrestling Cham¬ pion in 180 pound class. BILL LIVERMORE—All Northern District Foot¬ ball, All Metropolitan Football. 179 KATHY MUSE, Brian Morrill and especially Steve Vic¬ tory are stunned as Marshall pulls ahead in the Mount Vernon game. RENEE, FRANK, and Wendy start work on the SCA clean-up campaign. A glance at 180 SARAH GRIFFITH, Ken Mayo, Don Shear, Johnny Kuper, Jamie Holschuh, and Gordie Follin are enjoying themselves at the Woodson game. Student Life BRENDA HOLT has learned of the hazards of being a majorette. KATHY PULLMAN scrambles for a pitch-out from Senior DANNY EVANS plays a dual role, both Friendliest Superla- quarterback, Marcia Atkinson. five and Gookum matchmaker. 181 COACH CLOUD pops one in for two against the Madison faculty. TOMMY MAYNARD—the picture of despair. Qtaiesmen MARSHALL ' S UGLY Man, Johnny Kuper, relaxes in a manhole after a hard day. MR. REESE and Mr. Ward celebrate in the manner to which they are accustomed. THIS MOTLEY looking crew of John Grant, Kay Kimball, Dave McCown and Susan Swafford formed part of the cast of She Stoops to Conquer. on the Move SENIOR KATHY M use scores six points against the juniors in the Powder Puff Game. SENIOR COURSES have Renee Guenard walled in . 183 A challenging year ahead . . . combining the best from the past with the new of today . . . team teaching, counseling, sponsoring, directing, leading . . . with a will to inspire the young to reach for new heights of excellence. twill ' ll ••l ' l ' lT Administration Mr. Elam K. Hertzler Marshall, this year, could never have attained such success without the experienced advice and ef¬ forts of our principal, Mr. Elam K. Hertzler. Under¬ taking the challenge to continually strive for the development of the minds of the student body, he has strengthened the high standards and repu¬ tation of our school. Heading the administrative staff is Mr. T. Page Johnson, Assistant Principal for Administration. Mr. Johnson not only handles his administrative obliga¬ tions, but he also delivers informative lectures and gives meaningful direction to everyday school prob¬ lems. Filling the equally important position of the As¬ sistant Principal for Instruction, Mr. Clinton DeBusk guides the school ' s academic life and the faculty ' s teaching methods. In .addition to fulfilling various administrative responsibilities, he is responsible for keeping apace with the latest instructional tech¬ niques and directing student organizations. Aiding the two assistant principals is Col. Charles Baker, the Administrative Assistant. Performing a wide variety of duties, he is mainly responsible for attendance and the distribution of books. Completing the administrative team is Mr. Harold L. Hackney, the Director of Guidance. Ne w to Marshall this year, he is well qualified to handle the demands of the. Guidance Department. Mr. Hackney often gives students helpful advice on present problems and future expectations. 186 MR. T. PAGE JOHNSON MR. CLINTON DeBUSK COL. CHARLES R. BAKER MR. HAROLD HACKNEY 187 MR. TLUSTY indulges in his love of gardening as he feeds the carnivorous plants in his terrarium. IN QUIET moments, Mr. Harris reviews the records of the students assigned to him. Public Speaking, Journalism, and Creative Writing In the third year of operation, Marshall has ex¬ panded its curriculum to include new ideas in edu¬ cation. Courses are designed to provide training for the entire student body based upon present needs and future plans. Through the World Civiliza¬ tion and American Civilization courses, students have an opportunity to make parallel studies in his¬ tory, literature, philosophy and fine art. The mathematics courses offered this year em¬ body many of the new theories and techniques of modern learning in this field. Science moves for¬ ward changing and adjusting its content to meet the needs of the students enrolled. The English department has embarked upon a pro¬ gram of emphasis on writing and has held confer¬ ences with other departments to help standardize checking procedure. Marshall has one of the most inclusive vocational programs in this area, including a special course in vocational electronics for post-graduates. The busi¬ ness department makes a concerted effort to equip its students for their role in the working world. In physical education, young men and women experience the joys and rigors of physical training and development. Creative drive and esthetic enjoyment are not neglected here at Marshall, but are nurtured, and encouraged through music, drama and art. For the first time Senior Art has been scheduled. Then there is Home Economics where young ladies experiment with materials and ideas, both in the kitchen and sewing room. In the foreign language department, audio equip¬ ment proves to be an invaluable aid to both teach¬ ers and young linguists. Because each year brings new responsibilities, curriculum adjustments are made to cope with changing conditions. Marshall strives to meet this goal. 188 I LOUISE A. ACTON Developmental Reading Mount Holyoke—B.A. Sorbonne, Paris, France Bryn Mawr Syracuse University—M.S. George Washington University of Virginia BARBARA ANDERLIK Chemistry Science Club University of Illinois—B.S. Drake U niversity Central Michigan University Ohio State U niversity VIRGINIA G. AYSCUE English III, American Civilization University of North Carolina—A.B. Appalachian State Teachers ' College—M.A. enrich English program . . . KEITH R. BARNEY, JR. French I, II La Societe Honoraire De Francais, L ' Alliance Francaise Washington and Lee University—B.A. University of Virginia—M.A. Ecole Francaise George Washington University RICHARD K. BARRETT Algebra I, Consumer Math Head Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach Glenville State College—A.B. WAYNE L. BART Physics, Math U.S.M.A. (West Point)—B.S. University of Virginia—M.S. George Washington University NORMAN F. BRADFORD, JR. Health and Physical Education Football, Baseball, Varsity Club Shepherd College—A.B., B.S. Secondary Education ELLEN M. BRADY Typing, General Business Future Business Leaders of America Longwood College—B.S. Business Education MISS RUDNICKI smiles as she envisions a happy week-end grading the papers of her American History students. 189 MR. HURLEY evaluates Rank and File with the seventh period newspaper staff. JAMES R. BRANSCOME Geometry, General Math 10 Concord College—B.S. in Education RUDOLPH A. BUSH Counselor Bridgewater College—B.A. University of Virginia—M.Ed. ROSE T. CALIO German I, II, III German Club American University—B.A. THEODORE CARAS Counselor Chairman of Publications University of Maine—B.A. University of Maryland—M.Ec World and American Civilization prove ISABEL A. CARRICO Typing II, General Business Madison College—B.S. in Education KATHLEEN M. CASEY English I College of William and Mary—B.A. PATRICIA B. CASSIBRY English II Future Nurses of America University of Wisconsin— Ph.B., B.S. WAYNE S. CHESTER English II, World Civilization Sophomore Class University of North Carolina —A.B. 190 WILLIAM EVERETT CLOUD Health and Physical Education J.V. Football, Varsity Wrestling Coach University of Maryland—B.S. MRS. CALIO helps Melvin Gamble with the fine points of German grammar. G. MITCHELL COBB Public Speaking, English Marshall Forum West Virginia Wesleyan College—A.B. CATHERINE COCKRILL Counselor Madison College—B.S. George Washington University—A.M. ROGER CHARLES COLE Health and Physical Education Co-sponsor Lettermen ' s Club, Varsity Football Coach J.V. Baseball Coach James Ormond Wilson Teachers College—B.S. George Washington University—M.A. J. P. COSTELLO Math I, Algebra I U.S. Naval Academy—B.S. American University—M.Ed. enlightening to teachers as well as students . . . DEEP CONCENTRATION and steady hands help Ronnie Bullock and Glenn Brown d iscover how water refracts light rays. DOUGLAS M. CRUPPER Health and Physical Education Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Basketball Coach George Washington—B.S. in Physical Education 191 MR. CHESTER heads for the teachers ' lounge during his free period. JOE DOVE Social Studies Eastern Kentucky State—B.A. ROBERT D. EVANS Vocational Drafting George Washington University—B.A. J. R. EARL Math University of Maryland—B.S. American University—M.Ed. DARRELL R. FLEMING English I, World Geography Forensic, Cross Country, Indoor, and Spring Track Coach Union College—A.B. Calculus, S.M.9.G., NEWELL NEALE FOSSETT Geometry, Math I Lynchburg College—B.S. ANTONE R. GALLAHER Functions and Matrix Algebra, Math II Junior Class U.S. Naval Academy—B.S. George Washington University V and Modern Math; f) JOHN W. GOULDIN Electronics, General Shop Virginia Polytechnic Institute —B.S. in Industrial Arts JEAN GRAVLIN French II, III, Latin I Houghton College—A.B. Syracuse University New York University Oklahoma State University of Virginia 192 MR. MOHLER religiously believes in strengthening the stu¬ dents ' knowledge with the use of the tape recorder. MARY JANE GRESSER English IV Seton Hall College—B.A. University of North Carolina —M.A.T. ALICE K. HALL English I Keyettes College of William and Mary —A.B. in English open new horizons for many . . . 1 DOROTHY HANZAL B.S.C.S. Biology Western Reserve University— A.B., Medical Technology JOHN F. HARRIS Counselor Glenville State College—A.B. George Washington University—M.A. MARTHA J. HARRILL Counselor Appalachian State Teachers College—B.S., M.A. MARY HASKINS Health and Physical Education Asst. Director of Health and Physical Education Stetson University—B.S. MR. ADAMS talks with his post-graduate students about their future. 193 THE CONCERT choir directed by Mrs. Schaible takes pride in hitting the notes on pitch. m PRESTON HAYNIE English III, American Civilization College of William and Mary—A.B. George Peabody College for Teachers—M.A. P.9.9.C. Physics, B.9.C.9. Biology and MICHAEL HEDLESKY Physics, Russian I, II Russian Club Eastern Michigan University— B.S. University of Virginia—M.Ed. University of Michigan Dartmouth College KATHERINE A. HORN Algebra I, Intermediate Math Junior Honor Society Madison College—B.A. University of Virginia—M.Ed. MARGUERITE HEITMANN Head Librarian Miami University-—A.B. Emory University—M.L.S. Ursuline College Indiana University George Washington University JAMES M. HOY Earth Science aynesburg College—B.S. JOSEPH K. HILLS American Civilization, World History Lock Haven Sfate—B.S. DOLORES B. HOFELICK Typing I, Shorthand I Madison College—B.S. MRS. AYSCUE and Mr. Taylor confer on content and pro¬ cedure for their I Ith grade classes in American Civilization. 194 GERALDINE M. HUDSON Vocational Office Training, Clerical Office Practice Business Department Chairman Central Missouri State—B.S. in Education, M.S. RAE HUFFMAN Civics, World History Madison College—B.S. ERNESTINE L. HULEN Algebra I, General Math 9 Troy State College—B.S. JACK HURLEY English IV, Journalism Rank and File Concord College—B.S. Marshall University—M.A. Chem-Study teach learning by doing . • • EMOGENE JOHNSON Health and Physical Education Varsity Girls ' Basketball Coach, J.V. Girls ' Softball Coach Appalachian State Teachers College—B.S. East Carolina College—M.A. EDWARD R. JONES Intermediate Math, Calculus Senior Honor Society Randolph-Macon College—B.S. University of Virginia—M.Ed. BARBARA SCHAEFFER, Brenda Holt and Esther Crawford carefully follow the recipe for Love Motion 9 in the home economics kitchen. 195 VICTOR H. KRYSTON English III, Creative Writing Reveille Dickinson College—B.A. LEWIS R. LAFEVER Earth Science, Science 9 Earth Science Club American University—B.S. ERNEST LAMOREAUX v.o.c. Technical High School Advanced Training, Marine Corps i Audio-Lingual method stresses conversation . . . ' v?.� •.«, ' ' ; If T T ir Htf ' ■ MR. WITHERS shares the wisdom of the bards with his sen¬ ior English class. SHEILA L. LEIFER English II Barnard College—B.A. Harvard University—M.A.T. BETTY D. LITTLE Government American University—B.A. in Journalism LINDA MURRAY LINDSEY Distributive Education D.E.C.A. Pensylvania State University— B.S. ROBERT W. LIVELY Health and Physical Education, Industrial Arts Asst. Football Coach West Virginia University—B.S. 196 SHEILA MARVIN World Geography Syracuse University—B.A. ROBERT P. MERCHANT Auto Mechanics Virginia Polytechnic Institute— B.S. University of Virginia George Washington University VILMA A. MATTHEWS Counselor Texas Technological Institute— B.S. George Washington University—M.A. JOHN D. MIZELL Science 9 University of Georgia—B.S. University of North Carolina —M.A. MR. DOVE says encouragingly to his students, Now, class, think hard, what happened in 1492? as he discusses one of his more difficult tests. Drama workshop entertains with one acts . . . ELEANORE MOE English IV Augustana College University of Minnesota—B.S. STEPHEN C. MOHLER Spanish I, II Chess Club George Washington University—B.A., M.A. ELIZABETH MOORE English II Future Teachers of America Mars Hill College—A.A. Duke University—A.B., M.A.T. PETER R. MOORE Government American Field Service Bucknell University 197 MR. HORAN happily recalls last year ' s Christmas party and predicts more to come. MILDRED B. NICKELS Shorthand II, Typing I, Bookkeeping Bank Milligan College—A.B. Virginia Polytechnic Institute —M.Ed. University of Virginia College of William and Mary M8MMI DAVID PERSINGER Government, Economics and Sociology University of Virginia— L.L.B. JUDITH R. OVERSTREET Spanish I, II, IV Spanish Club Mary Washington College— B.A. Universidad Nacional de Mexico Appalachian State Teachers College N.D.E.A. Institute WILLIAM P. REED Biology, Science 9 Concord College—B.S. in- Education Marshall University Band makes numerous additions to the trophy case . . . HUMOR on a window sill. We laugh at ourselves occasionally even while we work. 198 MR. TISCHLER believes that visual aids help clarify the topic in his chemistry class. G.W. University offers course in Computer Programming . . . ■ V ' INES K. REEVE German I, II, IV German Club American University—B.A. V MARTHA RUDNICKI American History Student Activities Coordinator, Debate Team, S.C.A. Lebanon Valley College—B.A. MARY ELIZABETH ROCA Spanish I, II Spanish Club, Pep Club North Central College—B.A. Northern Illinois University SYBLE A. RUSH Art Columbian Louisiana Polytechnic Institute —B.A. George Washington University JO ANN C. ROOTH Algebra I, General Mathematics 10 College Misericordia—B.S. ELIZABETH ROSENBERGER Math I, Algebra I, Intermediate Math Westhampton College—B.A. MR. MERCHANT uses the overhead projector to help put his point across. 199 MRS. REEVE uses lab equipment as a valuable teaching aid in her German classes. PENELOPE S. RYERSON Shorthand I, Typing II. Notehand Personal Typing Madison College—B.S. in Education RAYMOND E. SCHULTZ American History Future Teachers of America Heidelberg—A. B. University of Wisconsin—A.M. Choral department produces opera, The Medium . . . LUCILE SCOTT World Geography University of Alabama-—B.S. ARMAND L. SEBASTIANELLI World Geography, Government S.C.A. Bloomsburg State College— B.S. in Education JEANNE P. SINGEL World Civilization University of Wisconsin—B.S. ELAINE L. STANHOPE Business Education Husson College—B.S. in Business Education 200 DENISE E. STEPHENSON Health and Physical Education Varsity Field Hockey, J.V. Basketball Wilson Teachers College—B.S. Maryland University—M.A. ED SUNDEEN Mechanical Drawing, General Shop Virginia Junior College—B.A. University of Minnesota—B.S. HARVEY WOOD and Virginia McDonald seem to find humor in the world ' s economic situation. NANCY SYKES American History Senior Class Madison College-—B.S. W. FRANK TAYLOR American Civilization, American History Davidson College University of South Carolina —A.B., M.A. in History ROBERT H. TERRY World History, World Civilization Mansfield State College—B.S. Pennsylvani a State University Shippensberg State College— M.Ed. American University ROBERT L. THOMPSON Algebra, Geometry, Math 9 Roanoke College—B.A. University of Virginia —M.Ed. Physical fitness, a strong body, mind . . . vital for a strong NEWLYWEDS GOULDIN, Chester, and Casey compare dan¬ cing techniques at the annual faculty party. WILLIAM K. TIDWELL Art Fairmont State—B.A. MORRIS S. TISCHLER Chemistry Science Club University of Virginia—B.S. in Chemistry, M.A. in Education 201 MR. HILLS appears bemused by what he has just read in the teachers ' mailroom. LEONARD F. TLUSTY B.S.C.S. Biology King ' s College—B.S. Catholic University IDA T. TRACY English Florida State University—A.B. Columbia University University of Mexico University of California HARRISON D. TROOP French III, IV, V George Washington University—B.A., M.A. EDITH VAN DEVENTER Home Economics I, II, III, IV Breakfast Club, Co-sponsor Future Homemakers of America Radford College—B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute —M.Ed. Art classes take field trip to New York Galleries . . . FRANCIS L. VAUGHAN Geometry, Algebra, Math I Lincoln Memorial University —B.A. University of Arizona—M.A. MARY VER HAGE English I, II George Washington University—B.A. ROGER SOLLENBERGER finds that lectures are easier to take in bedroom slippers. 202 MR. HACKNEY pauses a moment to talk over college with a student. MARY M. VICTORY Counselor University of Washington— B.A. Students rebuild motors in Auto Mechanics . . . CHARLES T. VIZZINI Biology, Science 9 University of Pittsburgh Indiana State College—B.S. in Education THOMAS GREGORY WARD World Civilization College of William and Mary —A.B. FAY WAGONER Health and Physical Education Varsity Softball, J.V. Hockey Radford College—B.S. in Secondary Education EVELYN WHEAT Asst. Librarian University of Iowa—B.A. AND THEY said quilting parties are out of style, but not for Cathy Pullman and Peggy Hagood. 203 RAYMOND G. WILKINS Art I Pennsylvania State University —B.S. JAMES D. WILLIAMS Health and Physical Education Concord College—B.S. in Education University of Maryland SAMUEL WITHERS English IV Quill and Scroll Haverford College—A.B. HMMM . . SAYS Mr. Reese, our dramatics teacher, Middlebury College—M.A. one from Paramount, one from M-G-M. How about Warner Brothers? COLLEEN WRIGHT English III, IV Southeastern Louisiana College —B.A. Library adds crates of new books . . . PAUL YATES Latin Greek Study Group Woodstock College—A.B. HERBERT P. YOST Health and Physical Education Director of Athletics West Virginia University—B.S. George Washington University-—M.A. MR. JOHNSON peers approvingly at Mrs. Dunn and Miss Rudnicki as they go about school business. 204 MRS. DUNN finds checking cut-lists humorous. Qualified Personnel assist us in our needs. MRS. STOY accepts h er manifold duties with a smile. MRS. TETRICK gives Mrs. Weaver another I.B.M. Machine. MR. MORRIS enjoys a quiet moment. card for her MRS. WOODWARD in her counting room counting out our money. TIME OUT for Mrs. Valin as she tests our visual acuity. MISS SCHENEWERK be¬ lieves in hot food for hungry scholars. To the impressive and fascinat¬ ing world we call business . . . . . . an expression of recogni¬ tion for service . . . apprecia¬ tion and thanks to friends at work in the community . Patrons ■ jj,4f 1 ML ■ ' If . BRUCE GALLINGER grins as he realizes that now he and Barbara Byers will be able to afford that Jaguar XK-E, thanks to ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION, 33 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, Phone 532-1146. SUSAN SOUDERS, assisted by Roger Blain, finds it hard to make up her mind in choosing her new fall wardrobe from NORMFORD STYLE SHOP, 331 Maple Avenue, East Vienna, Virginia, Phone 938-2998. CROWELL CO., INC. 1401 Dolly Madison Blvd. McLean, Virginia PHONE: 356-8300 RENTALS B repairs A • C TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 839 So. Washington St. Falls Church, Va. JE 2-4757 SALES E. LAKE.JONES Proprietor 208 STEVE VICTORY (right) leads his chorus of Minnich, Wal¬ ton, Souders, Crisman and Hallberg in a few bars of Chug- a-Lug at Preston ' s Drug Store, 6916 Old Dominion Drive, McLean, Phone 356-8791. PENNY HEISHMAN and Jim Barackman chose the loca¬ tion of their dream house with their real estate agent from ARFAX REALTY INC., 500 W. Broad Street, Falls Church, Phone 534-4900. JEfferson 2-1340 R. K. HIRST HARDWARE—PITTSBURGH PAINTS and GLASS POULTRY and DAIRY SUPPLIES PURINA FEEDS—SEEDS—FERTILIZER Tyson ' s Corner—Rt. 3, Box 62N—Vienna, Va. MEESE ' S FLOWER SHOP 203 East Fairfax Street Falls Church, Virginia Phone 534-71 17 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SAI HO RESTAURANT Chinese-American Food TAKE OUT ORDERS JEfferson 4-8338 1107 W. BROAD ST. FALLS CHURCH, VA. JIMMY ' S CARRY-OUT 394 Maple Ave. East Vienna, Virginia Phone: 938-2414 7 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. 209 OKAY, DAY, month, year . . . but where does it tell time? ask Robyn O ' Connell and Tom Thorpe at FOLEY ' S JEWELRY STORE, 238 W. Broad Street, Falls Church, Phone 532-2123. THE McLEAN PROVIDENCE JOURNAL 4830 Chain Bridge Rd. McLean, Virginia PHONE: 356-3320 MRS. WILLIAM H. LAUGHLIN REALTY 5101 Chain Bridge Rd. McLean, Virginia Phone: 356-4161 STEER INN Better Meat for Less Money Tyson ' s Corner Phone: TW 3-7777 THE VIENNA TRUST CO. Maple Ave. and Berry St. Vienna, Virginia Phone: 938-2900 COLLEGE TUITION LOANS 210 SCHMITZ ESSO SERVICE Gas — Oil — Lubrication — Road Service General Auto Repairing — Towing Route No. 7 — 1 Mile West of Tyson ' s Corner McLean, Va. TW 3-9881 DA 5-8853 MARCY MALOY persuades Ric Crisman to buy Fairfax County from STANLEY R. ROWLAND CO., INC., 120 E. Broad Street, Falls Church, Phone 533-3333. AARONS, INC. 440 S. Washington St. Falls Church, Virginia PHONE: 532-3177 BEST DISCOUNTS ON COLOR TELEVISION! C ' MON, MARY, it ' s not funny. This is the third time in this game you ' ve gotten it stuck, says Garfield Rosengren to Mary Walton at FALLS CHURCH BOWLING CENTER, 400 S. Maple St., Falls Church, 533-8131. 211 TUTHILL ' S TEXACO Old Dominion Dr. and Elm St. McLean, Virginia PHONE: 356-9812 SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Four convenient locations to serve you: 456 Leesburg Pike, Culmore, Baileys Cross Roads, Va.; Tyson ' s Corner, Va.; 1055 W. Broad St., Falls Church, Va.; 6940 Braddock Rd., Bradlick Shopping Center, Annandale, Va. Phone: 481-6100. BOY, THEY certainly do great repair jobs on old jalopies at CARROLL BROTHERS GARAGE, 1231 W. Broad Street, Falls Church, Phone JE 3-88 I 8, don ' t they? PAT GRAHM accepts Cory Pearson ' s hard earned (?) money to be put into a savings account at PROVIDENCE SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION, 527 Maple Avenue, East Vienna. Phone 938-0200. 212 OH, JACK! Can you believe it? All the mud pies we want for $25,000 at GRACE A. KEMPTON REALTY, 6710 Old Dominion.Drive, McLean. Phone 356-8633, exclaims Cindy Bieber to Jack Lucas. KATHY ECKLES explains that it only costs 50c to have Steve Victory dry cleaned at PIMMIT HILLS CLEANERS, 1916 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, Phone 893-7686. PIZZA FAIR, INC. 235 Maple Avenue East Vienna, Virginia Pizza baked to order. We can serve you better if you phone in your order. 938-6969 The Television Workshop STEREO - HI-FI HEADQUARTERS JEfferson 2-2990 116 West Broad Street Falls Church, Virginia RENT IT 0 )Ha kcvi Touted, EL 6-6263 6711 Old Dom. Dr., McLean, Va. 213 FALLS CHURCH AUTO PARTS INC. Falls Church, Virginia 534-4094 We can obtain for you the most hard to get parts for automobiles — Trucks — Buses — Tractors — Marine — Off Highway Equipment. Allen Paint and Hardware Co. 4804 Lowell Ave. McLean, Va. 356-6010 Anne Miles Speed Wash 4834 Chain Bridge Rd. McLean, Va. 356-9867 Arfax J.V. and Radio Sales and Service Co. Inc. 5085 Chain Bridge Rd. McLean, Va. 356-3600 Bradley ' s Lawn Mower and Saw Shop 1042 W. Broad St., Falls Church, Va. 532-2467 Brown ' s Hardware 106 W. Broad St., Falls Church, Va. 532-1 168 Bryan W. F. Optician McLean Medical Building, McLean, Va. 356-8997 Carper J. H. and O.V. 6715 Old Dominion Dr., McLean, Va. 356-3344 Jeski Photo Studio McLean Shopping Center, McLean, Va. 356-8966 Ketterman ' s Gift and Jewelry 144 Branch Rd. S.E., Vienna, Va. 938-2304 King-Kerley Dry Cleaners 444 S. Washington St., Falls Church, Va. 532-1713 Langley Realty Co. 4920 Chain Bridge Rd., McLean, Va. 356-6200 This space donated through the compliments of Nu-Pi ' 65. Vienna Trust Co. Maple Ave. and Berry St. S.E., Vienna, Va. 938-2900 Staff and Credits Jack Lucas Cindy Bieber Garfield Rosengren Kathy Ecldes Vicki Fuller Penny Heisman Robyn O ' Connell Steve Victory Anita Hitchcock Ginny Buckley Susan Sounders Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Layout Editor Copy Editor Assistant Layout Editor Literary Editor Assistant Literary Ed. Sen ior ci ass Editor Underclass Editor Activities Editor Barbara Byers Mary Walton Susie Minnich Barbara Smith Barbara Grey Dahlia Conger Geoff Heckman Karen Hallberg Paul Reiber Mrs. Syble Rush Quill and Scroll Membe Organizations Editor Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Faculty Editor Art Editor Records Manager Advertising Manager Sales Manager Photography Editor Sponsor Thank You The Columbian Staff wishes to express its thanks to the follow¬ ing for their help and cooperation in making this a successful yearbook: Administration: Student Contributors; Cooperative Teachers: Mr. Theodore Pascoe, National School Studios Repre¬ sentatives; Mr. Lester Peterson, Taylor Representative; Harris Ewing Studios; Mrs. Russell S. Bieber; the staff of Rank File and Reveille; Custodians. The COLUMBIAN was published by Taylor Publishing Co., Dallas, Texas. Photo Credits Harris Ewing I, 4-15, 17-50, 52-53, 55, 62-66, 70-75, 80-81, 86-91, 124-125, 128, 155, 184-186, 205-207, 216; Mr. Elam Hertzler 201; Dicky Kent 52; Mrs. Rush 92, 107, 138, 170-171; Jack Lucas 155; Mike Smith 51, I 10-1 I I, • 166; Mr. Theodore Pascoe 16, 53-56, 68, 78, 82-83, 94, 96, 102-103, 106-109, 126-127, 164, 205, Paul Reiber 5, 57-61, 67, 72, 82-84, 93-98, 10-106, 109, NO, 156-161, 172, 180. 214 For your convenience . . . A Administration . Mr. Baker . ... .. Mr. DeBusk Mr. Hackney .. Mr. Hertzler ... Mr. Johnson . Advertisements _____ American Field Service . Art Guild .... Awards .... B Baseball Junior Varsity . Varsity . Basketball Boys ' Junior Varsity ... Boys ' Varsity ... Faculty Game . . Faculty-Redskins Game .. Freshmen _ Girls ' Junior Varsity . Girls ' Varsity ..... Junior-Senior Game . Breakfast Club .. c Cheerleaders Freshmen ... Junior Varsity .. Varsity ... . Chess Club ... Coaches ..... Columbian . Cross Country D Dances Christmas Dance ... Homecoming . . Sock Hops ...... Sweetheart Dance . Debate Team ..... Distributive Education Club _ Dramatic Productions Cry of the Crows . Diary of Anne Frank . Marriage Proposal . One Acts ... .. She Stoops to Conquer . F Faculty .. Football Freshmen .... .... Junior Varsity . Powder Puff Game . Varsity . Forum . French Club ... French Honor Society . . . Freshmen . Officers . ... Future Business Leaders of America Future Homemakers of America ... Future Nurses of America . Future Teachers Association .. 0 German Club . Girls ' Athletic Association . Greek Club .. .... 187 . . 187 ..... 187 . 187 . 186 . 187 208-214 . 139 135 176-179 . 117 ..... 116 106 102-105 . 173 123 107 ... 109 108 123 ... 146 .... 122 . 122 120 - 12 ! .... 141 . 92 154-155 I 12 162-163 158-161 166-167 164-165 ... 134 .... 145 ..... 169 ..... 168 ... 169 . 169 170-171 188-204 99 .. 98 173 . 93-97 .... 135 143 . 145 79-89 ...... 78. ..... 136 .... 137 .... 136 .... 137 142 141 144 H Hockey Junior Varsity . 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