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

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Paul Schifflin Paul Schmid Jennifer Schmidt Karen Schoumacher Douglas Schull Pamela Seclig Arnold Segar Richard Segrest Mark Scidcnspinner David Selander Nancy Serone Theresa Schaffer Scott Shanklin Kathleen Shannon Thomas Shealy Shawn Shelton Robert Sheridan Donald Shinault John Shine Stephanie Shriver Kurt Simmons Denise Simons David Smcrdzinski Edith Smith Mark Smith Pamela Smith Sharon Smith Stephen Smith Stephen Smith David Snider Marjorie Snodgrass Munching out on hot dogs and doritos, Freshmen Kim Cunningham and Eileen Ferrante enjoy the band picnic. Rookies raise dough; Eric Southern Karen Spanos Michael Spaulding Frank Spicer Katherine Spooner Elayne Starliper Karen Stevenson Drew Stewart Michael Stoll Perry Stone David Stoupa Kevin Stout Barbara Strite Robin Stroman Jonathan Sucher Susan Sullivan Ellis Sulser John Summers Hen™ Surface Ricardo Swcnncss Lisa Swicker Gerald Swift Mary Swift Frederick Talbot 184 Freshmen: Schifflin-Talbot

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Something to shout about Disoriented with high school life, the Freshmen assembled at their first pep rally with mixed feelings of confusion and excitement. These feelings registered on the faces of the Freshmen as they approached the football stands for this totally new experience. Each class seemed to have a sense of victory about it as members congregated in their respective sections on the bleachers and prepared for class competition. Each upperclassman knew his class would win. In victory formation at the end of a cheer. Freshmen cheerleaders Pam Koerkenmeier, Ruth Hart and Charlotte Collat complete their first Pep Rally performance. Spirit doesn't always involve shouts of victory. Freshmen flutists Kim Cunningham, Eileen Ferrante and Margie Snodgrass show their spirit in a different way, by playing in the Pep Band. Usually, Freshmen results in the cheering competition aren't anywhere near contending for any place other than last. Surprisingly, however, at their first pep rally, they actually beat another class and placed third. Disbelieving, some upperclassmen left that first pep rally stunned that the Freshmen could unify as well as they had. They had expected the rookies to lose, as always. At the first class competition held before a game, the Freshmen had an astonishing turnout in the stands. The upperclassmen had predicted that only a few Frosh would show up, since Freshmen often have difficulty finding transportation. This proved false, though, as the Frosh won first place by a wide margin. Proud owners of the M , the Freshmen had finally earned a little respect. Cheryl Puskas Kathleen Quinn Edward Ragelis Elizabeth Rainey James Ramos Laurel Raville John Reeves Manuela Reiche Mark Reinbold Nancy Richards Sean Ricketson Lisa Rieth Raymond Rinaca James Rives Tamara Rives Michele Kobarge Patricia Roberson David Robertson Steven Robinson William Rogers Terry Rohrbaugh Brian Rooney Bruce Rooney William Roper Thomas Rosen Thomas Rowland Andria Rudd David Rudd Deborah Ryabik Carol Ryan Nelson Ryder Sandra Saegcsscr Damea Samuel Deborah Sanders Jennifer Sands Joseph Sartiano Richard Saunders Marwan Sbitani Charles Schifflin Freshmen: Puskas-Sehifflin 183

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James Tanner Laurie Tanner Kim Taylor Cary Teselle Lily Thang Pamla Thomas Robert Thompson David Thunc Benjamin Tice Patti Ticff Jerry Tudgc Micnael Tumulty Vicky Vafiadou Donald Vanness Kim Vannoy Martha Veitl John Waldcck Gary Walters Steven Walters Robert Warhurst William Webb Barry Weeks John Weiss Mary Welsh Steven Wcrtman Barbara West Gary Wicka Richard Whitacrc Scott Whitfield Susan Whitfield Elizabeth Whiting James Wickes Charles Wigglcsworth Alicia Williams Arthur Williams David Williams Hal Williams Sandra Williams Sandra Winter Elizabeth Winters money rolls in Innovative ideas for making money are hard to come by, but the Freshmen devised a new way to raise funds. They held an arts and crafts festival in mid-December. Extensive publicity for the festival included advertisements in local newspapers and posters in the school and in surrounding areas. Cooperation by enthusiastic Freshmen helped the festival get underway. A varied assortment of antiques handmade jewelry, plants, pottery, and refreshments rapidly diminished in only a few hours. The Freshmen brought in more than $200 for their efforts. Algebra homework is taken care of after school by cheerleaders Meri Cunningham and Jana Mishler as they wait for the start of the Freshmen basketball game at 4:00. Charles Wise Alison Wyckoff Leroy Wynkoop Glenn Yorkdalc Gregory Yost Frank Young Freshmen: Tanner-Young 185