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

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200 EHjpeopaflQWOQ® Patricia Spencer Tim Spriggs Stacey Stancill Craig Stanley Kathleen Steinkolk Cathy Stevens Cary Stevenson Larry Stewart Lisa Stewart John Stine Patty Strauderman Raymond Stride Finding som ten difficult. Reading and living the part of Helen Keller, tenth grade English classes participated in an experiment of blindness. Students gathered in a circle and rolled, bounced, jumped over, and caught a basketball to realize the sensation of blindness by actually just closing their eyes. Personal experience was the purpose behind the experiment and students left the class with mixed emotions. The all familiar laps , involving tests, reviewing, and more tests were incorporated as part of class curriculum. Combining laps and in-class activities, sophomore English classes offered a variety of study. Right: Tony Francis and Debbie Pollock explore a world temporary blindness. fltaaMs Joseph Strutton Carol Stoupa Cyntia Stout Paul Sturman David Swedcer Elinor Swift Susan Swisher Anne Talago Bernadine Tarmon Beverly Tavenner Chapman Taylor Glenn Templeman 8utch Thomas Bruce Thompson Demetrios Tiches Tom Tieff Rosemary Troup Arthur Tudge Keith Turner Wayne Turner Jeffrey Tuttle Robert Ullrick Elizabeth Vandervate Mark Vanpelt

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199 Elaine Robertson Nancy Rol»inson Timothy Robinson Donald Rodgers lames Rodgers John Rodgers Michael Rodgers Patricia Rojas Frank Ronan Kathy Rooney Mary Rosolina Michael Rowland Sandra Rowland Phillip Rowley Jessica Ryabik Michael Sandgren Israela Saucedo Anne Savage Maha Sbitani Mark Schifflin Teri Schleiden Patricia Schmid Nancy Scholberg Haven Schrecengost Cynthia Scrivener Cynthia Sellig Pat Serone Lisa Shanklin Andy Shaw David Sheets lanet Shenk Gary Sheppard Melanie Simpson Bill Sippellc Betty Sites Lois Skinner Sandy Smerd inski Cynthia Smith Lisa Smith Norman Smith Jessica Smoot Eric Snow Patricia Synder Kim Sober Bruce Sorenson World Civilization was a course designed to cover in two years material that was covered in World History classes in one. World Civ. combined intensive history study with culture and geography. “World Civers” were enthused by the teachers they received — Mr. Ned Ver-gason and Miss Claudia Chaille. Because English was incorporated into Worl Civ., Sophomores had two periods in which to discuss, take notes and discover the infinite possibilities of a conceptual diagram. The smallest World Civ. class ever, the group had the opportunity to take several field trips to the National Cathedral and Art Gallery. World Civ. Sophomores were prepared for future advanced studies due to the difficult and demanding work. Sophomore Buddy Morrison wonders what the next P.E. test will be.

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10? Dottie Vanrdekel David Verbano Cheryl Verjinski Donna Vipperman Mary Wainio Jennifer Wakefield Teresa Walker Dale Walter Missy Walters Bill Walton Deborah Waterman Lisa Webster Thomas Wei bourn Michael Welsh William Welsh Loren Westenberger Sandra Whipp Kathy Wide Sandra Wiencek Iris Willians Mr t J Juanita Williams Patricia Williams Powell Wilson Chris Winters Sandra Wise Cindy Withers Mary Wolkensdorfer Thomas Woods Ann Worth man William Yeck Libby York Jeff Yost Robert Young Jay Zuspen Cheryl Zint Brian Zimmer