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

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 A VARSITY FOOTBALL We Thcv 7 VV Springfield 13 12 Mt. Vernon 13 21 Yorktown 8 13 Herndon 3 7 Langley 7 21 Falls Church 13 14 McLean 7 24 VV L 7 28 Oakton 0 41 Madison 6 JV FOOTBALL 8 Madison 20 0 Herndon 7 0 McLean 12 0 VV L 21 0 Langley 14 16 Oakton 14 31 Chantilly 2 14 Yorktown 21 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 18 McLean 14 16 Madison 24 6 Fairfax 26 0 Chantilly 20 0 Herndon 14 0 Langley 28 6 Oakton 6 GIRLS' TENNIS 8 Madison 4 7 Herndon 2 2 Yorktown 7 6 Oakton 3 7 Springfield 2 0 Langley 9 7 Chantilly 2 3 W L 6 4 McLean 5 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY 21 McLean 38 67 O'Connell 28 40 W L 18 42 Langley 23 20 Herndon 48 45 Oakton 16 28 Yorktown 27 JV. CROSS COUNTRY 19 McLean 37 83 O'Connell 18 49 W L 15 40 Langley 24 20 Herndon 48 47 Oakton 16 15 Yorktown 40 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL 38 Wakefield 19 59 Williams 30 56 Woodson •99 48 Annandale 45 59 Oakton 41 63 VV L 22 47 Yorktown 23 65 Chantilly 29 56 Langley 28 52 Madison 57 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY 3 Madison 0 0 Edison 1 2 Herndon 1 1 Oakton 1 Langley 2 2 Chantilly 0 l McLean 3 1 Madison 0 JV. FIELD HOCKEY 2 Madison 0 0 Eddison 0 3 Herndon 0 6 Oakton 1 2 Langley 0 2 Chantilly 1 0 McLean 0 1 Madison 0 VARSITY BASKETBALL 53 Edison 55 50 Yorktown 44 66 Oakton 61 71 Langley 69 55 McLean 35 60 Lee 71 60 Stonewall 59 61 Herndon 56 71 W L 66 46 Madison 60 53 Chantilly 41 55 lee 54 43 Yorktown 54 59 Oakton 50 64 Langley 66 S5 McLean 47 80 Herndon 74 58 W I 57 58 Madison 7) 72 Chantilly 60 IV. BASKETBALL 47 Edison 53 37 Yorktown 51 51 Oakton 40 61 Langley 53 54 McLean 40 47 Herndon 65 59 W I 53 52 Madison 61 60 Chantilly 40 55 Lei- 74 44 Yorktown 56 45 Oakton 40 55 Langley 60 46 McLean 62 46 Herndon 45 40 VV L 39 46 Madison 54' Chantilly 57 GOLF Oakton Herndon Madison Yorktown W I McLean VARSITY WRESTLING SOCCER 23 Mt. Vernon 33 2 Chantilly 1 3 Springfield 48 1 Langley 0 34 Chantilly 18 2 Oakton 3 12 Edison 31 2 Madison 0 15 W I 35 2 Chantilly 1 14 Madison 41 1 Langley 2 30 Ireton 25 Oakton 24 I Jemdon 34 Madison 42 Langley 20 Falls Church 15 Yorktown 24 VARSITY BASEBALL 17 Oakton 29 30 McLean 25 8 17 Madison Chantilly 3 0 JV WRESTLING 3 McLean 0 9 Mt. Vernon 55 2 W L 4 11 Springfield 44 11 Langley 0 31 Chantilly 16 4 Jefferson Co. 5 11 Edison 47 9 Oakton 2 9 W L 49 0 1 temdon 1 9 Madison 51 4 Madison 3 37 Ireton 11 Chantilly 28 Herndon 24 Clarke Co. 27 Langley 21 Annandale 27 Yorktown 18 1 Yorktown 3 32 Oakton 24 McLean 39 McLean 15 W L Langley GIRLS' GYMNASTICS Oakton 144.2 Oakton 127.1 138.4 Yorktown 160.3 JV BASEBALL 143.9 Langley 157.0 5 Madison 7 130.5 Madison 145.8 13 Chantilly 4 150.7 W l 165.4 1 McLean 0 1 W L 0 BOYS' GYMNASTICS 6 Langley 0 64.0 Herndon 88.0 Jefferson Co. 56.0 Stuart 56.5 2 Oakton 5 89.0 Annandale 101.0 Herndon 69.9 Yorktown 64.6 13 Madison 10 6 Chantilly 0 Chantilly 66.1 W L 64.4 Clarke Co. BOYS' TENNIS 6 Falk Church 3 Madison 9 Chantilly 1 Yorktown 9 Herndon 3 W l McLean 9 Oakton Langley BOYS' TRACK 78 Madison 86 Oakton 37 Langley 37 McLean 51 Langley 76 VV L GIRLS' TRACK 52.0 Chantilly 52.0 Yorktown 46.0 Langley 46.0 McLean 47.5 Oakton 38.0 Herndon 38.0 VV L 78.5 Madison Annandale Yorktown McLean VV L Langley Clarke Co. Oakton GIRLS' )V BASKETBALL McLean Herndon 0 44 Wakefield 21 36 Williams 30 34 Woodson 29 55 Annandale 38 58 34 Oakton 25 50 53 W L 25 70 62 Chantilly 18 61 39 Langley 25 85 45 Madison 44 60 48 McLean 33 70 Herndon 42 34.5 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL 66.5 44 Oakton 27 35.S 58 Madison 31 59.5 36 McLean 30 77.5 43 Herndon 39 41.0 43 Oakton 26 62 5 45 Madison 26 47.5 35 McLean 31 39 Langley 37

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Subtle sports stand out Gymnastics, Bottom row: Dave Berna ani. Carl Hebert. Bill Dudley, Dave Cal I i son, Greg Wymer, Mike Hardesty, Larry Mitchell; Second row: Jeff Blair, |oe Napier, Kevin Mathews, Greg Gates, Phil Rowley. Rick Dalton, Scott Seitz; Top row: Haven Schrccengost, Richard McFadden, Gary Frank, Tom Hampton, lav MacPherson, Eric Zenone, Coach Patrick Dolan. Tennis Team, Bottom Row: Jeff Tuttle', Roger Dean, Brian McGinn, Ken Paynter, Dave Goehr-ing, Walter Howes, Tom Strothers, Keith Wilson, Toby Demske; Second Row: |im Chadwick, Dave Fries, Harold Demske. Bob Renzi, Ernie Leguiza-mon, Dave Thornburgh. Tim Robinson. Rick Di-massimo, Bobby Azores, Coach John Gouldin; Third Row: Greg Dunn. Scott Detienne, Scott Boiles, Mike Buhl. Tony Jones, Lee Tennis; Not Pictured: left Bennett. Phil Holland. Soccer Team, Bottom Row: David Moretti, Mike Lighter, Mike Moretti, Chapman Taylor, John Levavaseur, Charlie Feeney, Larry Methanie, Butch Thomas, Kyle Boyer, Bruce Sorenson; Second Row: Chas Sumser, Hugh Riddle, Chris Re-nzi, Jeff Crenshaw, Bill Boner. Gordon Muir, Dave Methanie, Steve Boner, Kevin McGuinn, Pierre Mercier, Gary Wolfe; Third Row: Tom Woodby. Ian Cath, Gene McPhail, Steve Wulchien, Doug Rowley, Gary Pronko, Coach Rick Dowden. Golf Team: John McLeod, Kevin Thompson, Geno Miller, Scott Deyoe. David Montiel, Barry Feldman. Gary Pechtimaldjian encourages his soccer teammates before their opening match.

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Outstanding ice hockey player Garth Emerson competes in a pickup game in Chevy Chase. Md. Athletes go beyond Marshall Starlit swimmer laurj Uonally ranked Carol Miller (seats her opPoneti!p oft the blocks in the March Junior Olympics- gr-S f a SttiEltok ■ ' ' —- Sport was not confined to scholastic athletics for many Marshall students. These students participated in outside sports to which they were completely dedicated. Usually initiated as a hobby or special interest, these various activities grew into a way of life; all time and effort was funnelled in one direction. Personal dedication was a necessity. Unlike school athletics, there were no pep rallies, no visions of fame and glory to spur one on. Second team football players strutted grandly down the halls while nationally-ranked swimmers slipped meekly by. Such blatant ignorance of the achievements of other students was shamefully too bad.