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

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mm Turning Woke up, fell out of bed, Dragged a comb across my head Found my way downstairs and drank a cup. And looking up 1 noticed I was late. Found my coat and grabbed my hat Made the bus in seconds flat . . . A Day in (he Life, Lennon and McCartney, Maclcn Music Inc, BMI only three a ysfa week didn't intefere too mirch with student life. Activities took place and students enjoyed participating in the non-academic side of high school. Whether it was cheering at a football game, dancing, going to a party or a concert, or just plain goofing around, students who were enjoying life were tuming on! JV cheerleader Laura Zaleski presents a cake to football players Arthur Williams and Richard Sharpe. Students sometimes fell into a rut. The daily routine was not always the same, though, when there was something special to do after school. Details such as late buses coming Late activity buses will operate only three (3) days a week — Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Office assistants Ronnie Moore and Tim Clark share responsibilities while office secretaries have their lunch.

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Evaluation team member Dr. William Garland chats with Ms. Claudia Chaille at the faculty banquet. Mr. John T. Broaddus stands in the background. Blood donor John Foundas answers medical questions given by a Fairfax Hospital nurse as Mr. Pat Dolan waits his turn. • Due to electrical problems. Miss Pat Bergan issues her pep talk from the stands during the first pep rally of the school year. 8 Activities

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Put ThAT nose to tIie fjitiNd stone Early morning light illuminates the front of the school as students prepare for their first day of classes. Confident from the experience he gained on Frosh Day, Freshman Eddie Ragelis approaches school on the real first day. Nonchalant about the first day of school. Junior Jean Zbel ignores the front hall chaos as she waits for lunch to end. 10 First Day