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

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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.

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Tony Divalentine measures voltage with a VOM in Electronics. Struck with the difference of French V from Level IV, Ian Cath and Karen Bellor are dazed by a student's lecture. Roger Deam uses precision to letter an archetec-tural blueprint. I til