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

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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

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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

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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