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

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Thomas Placek Julie Plylar Robert Poland Jeffrey Powers Shawna Pratt Steven Pritchett Jane Pronko Linda Randall Anne Ranney James Raville David Renzi Finley Revels Kim Ricketson Gordon Riddle Lucy Ringle Alan Ritchie Ronnie Roach Jeanette Robertson Scott Robertson Chris Robinson Dale Robinson Carolyn Rogers Donald Rogers Eugene Rogers Joay Rogers Susan Roland Jeffrey Rowland Donald Royce Wallace Rumbarger Keith Russell John Ryabik Michael Ryan Daniel Ryazewski Paul Rygiel Kathy Samples Pamela Sanders Karin Sandstrom Brian Saunders Mutescm Sbitani Margaret Schaben Joan Ellen Scheid Shawn Schmalenbach Kevin Schrader Ellen Schweitzer Darlene Seaburg Lisa Seehafer Elizabeth Seely Steven Segar Sukhvindcr Sckhon Frederick Seoanc William Shang William Shanklin Sophomores: Placek-Shanklin 193

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Focal point draws interest Nancy Mullinax Loretta Murohy John Muse Laura Myers Theresa Nagumey David Napier Laura Naquin Margaret Neidert Uene Newton Anh Lan Nguyen Tuan Nhu Nguyen Joann Nichol Robert Nofsinger Bamaby Nolan Brita Nordberg James O'Connell Barbara O'Donnell Kathy Olenik Mary O'Neill Cathy Ostroski Tracy Overman Michael Pape Deborah Parrot James Parsons Teresa Patterson David Patterson Jennifer Paul James Payne Kimberly Payne Russell Payne Ronald Pechtimald ian John Peer Nancy Pennington Anita Pepper Debra Perry Alvin Petitt Morale was low at the beginning of the year for the Sophomore class. In spirit competitions. Sophs frequently placed last, and class officers desperately launched a campaign to get Sophomores involved. Soon after school began. Sophomores worked together to bring some funds into their treasury. Representing their class at the Vienna Community Center's annual Ok-toberfest, the Sophomores operated a game booth. Other profit-making ventures included bake sales and a yard sale. With all the fund-raising activities planned by class officers, the Sophomores were given a chance to get involved in their class. Conftt»ion reigns during Ihe mid-bake sale rush as Sophomores Emmy Clemente, Grace Taylor, Cathy Ostroski, and Bruce Hlavin satisfy their customers' appetites. Intrigued by the flood of activity at the Sophomore bake sale, Bill McDonald munches on a cookie and sips his iced tea before catching his bus. 192 Sophomores: Mullinax-Petitt

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Richard Sharp Mary Shea Samuel Shelton Timothy Shelton Dale Sheppard Michael Sheridan Sandra Shipman Chrissa Shoemaker Richard Shore Lisa Short Phyllis Shrader Jon Shumaker Lori Simpson David Sitko Diane Slemp Cary Smith ©arts ii an iii ti In anticipation of the Sophomores' annual responsibility, the Class of 79 began planning, in early fall, their traditional sponsorship of the Sweetheart Dance. Earning cash to finance the dance was their major objective for the first few months of school. Early in January, the Sophs started preparing for the dance. Ballots for the Sweetheart Court and for Senior Superlatives were distributed. Sophomores decided on decorations for the dance, and publicized the event throughout the school. Last-minute details were taken care of on February 12, the day of the dance. Students who attended the dance found it an enjoyable affair. Steadily working, Dec Cabot concentrates on creating an advertisement for the Sweetheart Dance. Dean Smith Quinton Smith Sheri Smith James Sober Karin Spencer Ronnie Spencer Steven Spiece Joseph Spiro Robin Spitzcr David Sponga Judith Spooner Daisy Stalls Kim Stevens Michael Stine Michael Strudeman Alan Sucher Gregory Sullivan Anne Sumscr Ronald Swcckcr Thomas Tagtmeycr Kwok Tai Anthony Talago Troy Tanner Karen Tarza 194 Sophomores: Sharp-Tarza