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

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vO •u Rolsert Davis Karen Dawn Bradley Dawson Roger Dean Susan DeCarlo Raymond Deck Harold Demsko Annette Dennis Marjorie Dennison Stephen Depasquale James Derr Lynn Detienne Robert Deuvaux Rick Dimassimo Steve Dingus Anthony Divalentin Shirley Dixon Donna Dobyns Russell Doerner Deborah Donovan Kathy Doss Elizabeth Driver Michael Dubois John Duffy Bryan Duncan Anne Durham Kathleen Dunk Deena Dunn Paul Dunn Jeff Dye Bob Early Michael Edwards Barbara Em Amy Everard Kevin Farrell Sharon Farrell Darlene Faulkner Daniel Fawcett Steven Fellman Rita Fierro Kathleen Finan Brian Finchum Debbie Fink Patricia Fink Mike Fishow Peter Flagg Thomas Flanagan John Flynn Sexual revolution of sorts greeted sophomores in their drivers education classes. Unlike past years when males and females alternated winter use of the outdoor huts for three separate three-week intervals, a fourth of each sex received their drivers education in integrated classrooms in Marshall's Vocational Wing. Special consideration was given Sophomores with early birthdays so they could begin Behind-the-VVheel as soon as possible upon completion of the class. Those with the latest birthdays did not complete the classroom study until June. Stressed in the classroom instruction was practical knowledge, rather than just parts of the car. New equipment was ordered and arrived for the opening of school. These new things forced students to make decisions on the spot in testing their reaction and ability to drive.

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Uncontested candidates won a sweeping victory in the sophomore class elections of May 1974, and then led the class to second place honors during Spirit Week which culminated in Homecoming. In a flurry of creativity and enthusiasm the class won first place in the Hall Event, took second place honors at the Pep Rally and fourth place in the Sunglass competition. The Homecoming Float, proclaiming, If the Saxons ketchup, we 11 kick their Heinz, was a place winner. In a final tally of Spirit Week Competition results, the Sophomores scorer! a close second to the Seniors in accumulated points. By the conclusion of the week, the class had asserted itself with confidence in a growing role of leadership as Statesmen. Spirited Sophs pose around their float with hopes of winning the Big M. With the slogan If Saxons Ketchup we 11 kick their Heinz they would later receive third place in the float competition. Stuart Blaine Stephanie Blair Bruce Blanchard Linda Blanchard Patricia Blumer Barbara Bolinger William Boner Susan Bowen Kyle Boyer Cheryl Bratsch Benjamin Bready Mike Brown Kristi Browning Lisa Bubb Deborah Buhl John Bulger Patricia Burnette Frank Butler lennifer Butler Brenda Calhoun Manny Capsalis Narla Carlson Sherry Carroll Janie Carter Lee Carter Tonya Carter James Casey Theresa Casey •Mark Cassandra Allen Caudill Jim Chadwick Gregory Chamblee Kathy Chelena Guy Christman Leo Clark Scott Clark Mitch Clayton June Clines Pam Coady Jay Cochran Carol Cohen Collette Collctti William Colling Patricia Collins Lee Comstock Carol Con jura Michael Conlon Rafael Contreras lennifer Cooper Theresa Copland Larry Cornwell Teresa Costner Kathy Cox Harry Crafts Tanya Crenshaw Cynthia Cummins Greg Cuppett Patrick Cyr Jean Dalby Edward Dalesid Richard Dalton George Daniels Sherry Daugherty

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195 Regina Flynn Sean Ford John Foundas William Frames Anthony Francis Carol Frazier Ronald Frazier Cynthia Fuller Robert Furey Richard Furb Sharon Furr Laura Fusco Edward Gallagher loan Gallagher Larry Gardner Pamela Gardner Steven Garrison Greg Gates Ginger George Chris Griffith Claudia Griffith Samuel Gillette lane Gilmore John Gilmore Thomas Gordan Kim Cos horn Samuel Graham lames Gray Joann Groholski Laura Haller Diane Hancher Vernon Haney Laura Harding Cindi Hart Mary Hayes John H east on Kathryn Heath Scott Menshaw loseph Herbert Susanne Hedihy Tracy Hersch Zivan Hertzog Brian Hewitt Linda Hiley Peter Hodges Darlene Holland Patti Holland Anne Langalis Nancy lavavasseur finds that the braking distance for a four-door Plymouth on a wet road is often difficult to locate in your notes. Students already knowledgeable about certain aspects of driving see some of the material presented in class as uninteresting.