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

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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

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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

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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