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

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k V ■ ■ Opposite Page, f r left: Jhe victorious team shows the trophy. Center: Runners stretch out over the fielg at the State meet. Below: State contestants ' fight for position. This page: Near the end of tha race, Dave Cannon leads the field.

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Pretty good, huh? Completing its second un¬ defeated season in a row, Mar¬ shall’s cross country team went to the State Meet in Williamsburg as one of the top favorites in the race. Led by juniors Dave Cannon and Dave Watt, in second and sixteenth place, respectively, the Statesmen routed their competition with a low score of ninety-six. Two seniors also closed out their cross country careers on a high note, finishing thirty-fourth and sixty-sixth out of one-hundred eighty-four runners. Coach John Shlogl summed up this year’s team as “superb” and “gutsy”. dm SUN Hi 9 m 9 ' PM ' .] as dn

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Along with a lot of enthusiasm and spirit, there was a decreasing sense of unity present in the sopho¬ more class this year. The year began with a strong feeling of togetherness, but as it progressed fewer and fewer sophomores came out for class meetings. Instead of a big turnout for the Sweetheart Dance workshops, a few dedicated individuals were left with the work. These people carried the class through hard times. The Class of 75 had potential and due to the work of some of its members it can be stated that the Sophomores had a successful year. Above left: Pat Jernigan discusses a matter of importance with Eva Dillon. Above right: Sweetheart Dance publicity is aided by the artistic hand of Lori Watts. Right: Taking a minute to daydream, Sherri Siebert thinks about the big game.