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

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Harmonic voices blend Above: MIXED CHORUS — Bottom Row: Eileen Humber, Julie Brummett, Lisa Gil¬ bert, Merrilee Wainio, Dana Nebien, John Balac, Mark Langehough, Butch Thomas, Ann Worthman, Sue Murphy, Dee Hesse, Patti Schmid, Lynn Butler. Row Two: Rita Ticrro, Teresa Tar, Linda Beamer, Kathy Rutter, Julie Crissinger, Debbie Waterman, Mike Walsh, Tom Hampton, Clara Carlson, Heben Tones, Lynn Blumer, Kathy Bass, Kim Harmon. Row Three: Carol Cohen, Kim Geoghegan, Lori Paterson, Lisa Bubb, Beth Driner, Hugh Reed, Scott Pierce, Wayne Ollweicer, Cheryl Bratsh, Leona Frazier, Sue Leresche, Missy Walters, Debbie Weekley. Top Row: Linda Blanchet, Mary Weiss, Cheryl Gregory, Jane Gilmore, Barb Moseley, Cindy Cummins, Brad Smith, David Shepherd, Mark Via, Jim Sprigg, Ellen Snider, Coina Jenkins, Amy Goble, Jessie Ryabik, Terry Copland. Top: GIRL ' S EN¬ SEMBLE — Bottom Row: Molly Doyel, Bev¬ erly Peck, Kathy Duvall, Susie Cambrey, Amy Panich, Frances Murray, Mindy Boggs, Debbie Klopp, Debbie Price, Polly Ritter, Linda Gordon, Lee Tschupp, Marianne Tillotson. Row Two: Debbie Segar, Cheryl Rufer, Anne Neale, Kathy Doyel, Cherie Becker, Theresa Irvin, Lynn Marshall, Judy Cannon, Pat Stewart, Peggy Bedford, Lou Anne Bradley, Lisa Butler, Nanci Edwards. Top Row: Marty Plaugher. Debbie Rodgers, Ann Gaskins, Donna McGiehan, Tiare Wilson, Rebecca Reeder, Allison Chaudet, Ellen Williams, Kate Payne, Jean Pavlet, Jean Adams, Lydia Cunningham, Mary Lou Tillotson. Right: Anne Gaskins leads Girls Ensemble in song. 82

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A lot of hard, time consuming practice goes into being a Madrigal. Practice is what made them the fan¬ tastic group that they were. Besides singing at regular concerts, the en¬ semble answered various other invi¬ tations. Ranging from sophomores to seniors these chosen members made more than harmonious ditty. Concert Choir was also made up of chosen singers. Fourth period every day, they gathered together to rehearse for their next performance. Answering an invitation to the Ken¬ nedy Center, they were well appre¬ ciated in a holiday free-bee spon¬ sored by McDonald ' s. The planned annual exchange trip had to be can¬ celled because of the energy crisis. This didn ' t stop Concert Choir how¬ ever from doing a fantastic job ev¬ erywhere they performed. Invitation recognize excellence Organizations 81

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A new idea was started this year in the Choral Department. Because of the lack of girls needed for a girls chorus, Mrs. Mary Craig, the choral director, combined a girls choir with a mixed choir to make the Mixed Chorus. The year started off with in¬ experience in singing, but by the end of the year the choir proved successful. The enthusiasm of the Girls En¬ semble made them the successful choir that they were. Althoueh the usual trips to churches and interme¬ diate schools were cancelled be¬ cause of the energy crisis, the group added much pleasure to the main concerts at the school. Above: Tera Glasgow and Vicki Carter per¬ form a duet. Left: Protestors put a lot of heart into their songs at the Songs of Pro¬ test Concert. Organizations 83