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

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Juniors stage benefit concert Canada came to the rescue of the Junior Class with its folk-star Robert David. Junior officers invited him to appear in a concert on February 20th to help raise money for the prom. Famous in Canada for his folk hit Sunshine Man, David tried his luck at making it in the US. His struggle was complicated by his relative anonymity in the public eye. However, he met with success in well-received appearances at Washington's Cellar Door, and neighboring universities. His concert at Marshall was highlighted by short performances during lunch periods to publicize the show. The concert was held at 2:30 in the Marshall auditorium and late buses were held for the event. David sings to a small but appreciati au-

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Pre tige Dry Cleaner 725 Lee Highway, Falls Church Halls host affic jams ther things Compliments of D.W. Holley, D.D.S. Ever notice how you could walk down any other hall unmolested, but if for some unforseen reason it became necessary to venture into the chaotic Freshman Hall you were pummeled, bumped and otherwise tread upon by endless swarms of fourfoot rookies. This unpleasant experience was relocated as Seniors were returned to their original lockers, and Freshmen banished to where it was hoped they could create less disturbance, at the same time robbing the Seniors of their long-awaited Lockers Near The Cafeteria. I used to think that those people lined up opposite the Library were awaiting admittance. However, they never seemed to make it inside. Bodies loitered aimlessly up against the wall. And the radiator freaks! Cheerleaders, jocks and local losers melted their rear-ends simply because the radiators were a place to be, especially while truant from their scheduled classrooms. And above, the window freaks literally hung out. Tysons Plaza Cleaners 8367 Leesburg Pike (next to Dart Drug) 47