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

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History and English 1. Miss Martha Abbott — Spanish: Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Majorettes. 2. Mrs. Eloise Adams — Counselor: Fu¬ ture Nurses Club, Ski Club. 3. Mrs. Margaret Adcock—Counselor. 4. Mrs. Rose Alley — German: German Club. 5. Mrs. Annette Anderson — Govern¬ ment, Sociology: National Honor Society. 6. Mr. Edward Anderson — Mathematics. 7. Mr. Charles Baker — Tenth Grade Principal. 8. Mr. Keith Barney — Spanish, French: French Club, French Honor Society. 9. Mrs. Carolyn Bathurst — Home Eco¬ nomics: Future Homemakers of America. 10. Mrs. Mildred Bell — Business Educa¬ tion: Business Club. 11. Mr. James Bennett — Auto Body: VICA. 12. Mr. Ulric Berard — Government, Soci¬ ology: Key Club, Senior Class. 13. Miss Diana Berda — Geography: Majorettes. 14. Miss Patricia Bergan — Health and Physical Education: Girls Basketball Coach. 15. Mrs. Beryl Bolton — Geography. 16. Mr. James Bowman — Counselor. 17. Mr. Merdith Boyd — Health and Physi¬ cal Education: Ass ' t Football Coach, Track Coach. 18. Mr. James Branscome — Mathematics. 19. Mr. John T. Broaddus, Jr.— Principal. 20. Mrs. Joyce Burke — World Civ, U.S. History. Zi-ir: ' « »»,« MM I 124

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Bachelor Living, one of the most popular courses ever offered by the Home Economics department gained recognition from both students and the press. Reporters from the Washington Star, the London Press, and the National Observer were on hand to observe and report the relatively new idea of men taking on traditional female roles. The boys had full re¬ sponsibility in preparing and serving food, one of their favorite tasks, and exhibited expertise in other areas of homemaking. They reinforced Mrs. Edith Van De¬ venter ' s observation the boys enjoy having their own class, and the premise for establishing a male-only course. Two new semester courses, Modern Foods, and Sewing with Knits were offered along with the basics in sewing, cooking, and home management. There was also a course in Fashion Designing, where students learned the pro¬ cesses of designing and fitting clothes. The department staff felt fortunate that none of the courses was required, and students gener¬ ally were interested and willing to work. Home Ec meets the press Academics 123

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teachers team 1. Mr. Henry Bynum — Industrial Arts. 2. Mr. Theodore Caras — Counselor. 3. Mrs. Isabel Carrico — Business Educa¬ tion. 4. Mr. Charles Cascio — English; Rank and File. 5. Miss Claudia Chaille — World Civ, Humanities: Columbian, Quill and Scroll. 6. Mr. Homer Chandler—Barbering. 7. Mrs. Lorene Cone — Business Educa¬ tion. 8. Mrs. Ardath Conrad — Secretary. 9. Miss Theresa Conroy — Health and Physical Education; Track Coach, JV Basket¬ ball Coach. 10. Miss Mary Sue Coveil — English: Cheerleaders. 11. Mrs. Mary Cay Craig — Vocal Music: Modern Music Masters, Madrigals. 12. Mrs. Judith Curry—Librarian. 13. Mr. Mark Depolo — Cosmetology: VICA. 14. Mr. Sam Derrick — Industrial Arts: World of Construction. 15. Mrs. Jane Dodson — Art. 16. Mr. Patrick Dolan — Geography: Boys Gymnastics Coach. 17. Mr. Joseph Dove — Maintenance and Repair. 18. Mrs. Patricia Doyle— Spanish: Spanish Club. 19. Mr. James Earl — Mathematics: Coif Coach. 20. Ms. Betty Ford — Spanish: Spanish Club, Future Teachers of America. 21. Mr. Kenneth Freeman — Administrator. 22. Mr. Ralph Frieden — Mathematics. 22 WBBKBSBBKSk 125