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

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Sophomores hit Marshall with a new commodity this year. This was the ever popular kazoos! Music lovers all over the school bought up these hot new items. The halls of Marshall resounded with this un¬ usual instrument for weeks. Other ingenious sophmores came up with more money-making schemes. During the first few days of school (when it was slightly warm) they sold ice cream cones. This proved to be another favorite. To build a class treasury, the Class of ' 76, plunged in as new business tycoons this year. Polly Batchelder and Debbie Klopp work hard to get the Sophomore class float ready in time for Homecoming. Barbara Sturman Anne Sucher Arthur Summers Charles Summers Michael Sumser Joe Swall Janet Swanson Lori Sweatt Kum Tai Dan Talago John Tanes Wendy Tate William Tavenner Mark Templeman Virginia Teselle Lori Thayer nmm Thomas Thayer Stephen Thiel Jeffrey Thomas Janet Thompson Katherine Thompson Robert Thompson Katherine Thomson Stephen Thune Steve Tillman Marianne Tillotson Scott Tinsley Sophomores 185

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Tracy Ryan Marlene Rygiel Cynthia Saalberg Alfredo Sainz David Sands Leslie Santori Rina Sartiano Sharon Sarver Terry Sattler Sally Saucedo Yolanda Saucedo Mahbuba Sbitani Judith Scaglione Scott Schmalenback Linda Shoumacher Marti Schulz Joan Schweitzer Sharon Schweitzer Charles Schwemley Elizabeth Scott Steven Seehafer Tammy Seely Deborah Segar Scott Seitz Alexander Shang Tina Shang Susan Shaw Natalie Sheehi Linda Sheridan Mary Shumaker Roy Simonson Elizabeth Simpson Holly Siprelle Russell Sleek Brandt Sleeper Soph ' s come alive in school activities Holly Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith Scott Smith Jean Snead Ellen Snider John Snodgrass Scott Sorenson Paul Southwick Douglas Spiro Constance Staley David Stanley Jeffrey Stein Kathryn Stevenson Patricia Stewart Ralph Stines Mark Stoll Nancy Stout Timothy Straka Sally Strayer Garrick Stump 184

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MICE OR MEN V. Dedication and hard work spelled out success for the Sophomore Class at homecoming. A spirited class got off to a grand start by win¬ ning the Homecoming float compe¬ tition. Much planning and delibera¬ tion was put forth to insure a per¬ fect float. All of the hard work payed off when Vancouver , the mouse was the unanimous choice of the judges for first place. The Sophomore Class float, Vancouver, awaits its turn to tour the field for the pre¬ game Homecoming Show. W ' ™ 186