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

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no bread and butter Carolyn I. Bathurst — Fashion Design. Stitching with Knits, Single Living. Mildred Bell — Business. James Bennett — Auto Body and Refinishing. D.J. Berda — World Geography; Freshmen Cheerleaders. Rolling Statesmen Bowling League. .Patricia Bergan — Physical Education. Ass't Athletic Director, Varsity Basketball. Rose S. Blanchard — Spanish, French. Beryl A. Bolton — U.S. Government, Humanities. James O. Bowman — Counselor; Awards Committee, Steering Committee. Meredith A. Boyd — Physical Education; Football Ass't, Indoor and Outdoor Track. Ray Branscome — Algebra I. William Brenner — General Maintenance Mechanics I, Industrial Arts I. lohnJL Broaddus-g- nncrnaL Joyce T. Burke — World Civilization I and II; Current Affairs Club. H.L. Bynum — Electronics I and II, General Shop; Safety Club. Theodore Caras — Counselor; Awards Committee, NHS Committee. Isabel A. Carrico-— Business. Charles Cascio — English. Journalism, Economics; Rank and File. Claudia Chaillc — Administrative Aide; Columbian. Homer V. Chandler — Barbering and Men’s Hairstyling. Lorcnc P. Cone — Business. .Uwe tft-M-Ccmfoy— Physical Education: JV Basketball, Girls Track. Mary McL. Conway — English. R?tty r CYfHIr — English. Judith A,-Curry-— Library Media Specialist; Trading Post. R.A. Dayton — Architectural Drawing, Engineering Drawing, Mechanical Drawing; Architecture Club, 5Jci Club. Jacqueline Deckel, - Vocational Counselor, Career Information Center; Medical Careers Club.

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Dual rule is Marty Abbott — Latin. Spanish; Latin Club. V Cheerleaders, V Cheerleaders, Spanish Honor Society. Eloisc L. Adams — Counselor. Margaret E. Adcock — Counselor. Annette M. Anderson — Government. Sociology; lunior Honor Society. Shirley Bacon — Library Secretary. Claudia T. Bain — English. .Charles R. Baker — A«iCti7» r r...qpaf, Keith R. Barney. Jr. — French; French Club. Chess Club, French Honor Society. Extra-curricular activities expand students' knowledge, increase students' physical prowess, prepare students for the future, develop students' interests, offer outlets from pressure, and give students a chance to have fun. A list of the benefits students receive from after-school activities could go on forever. Who makes after-school activities possible? Obviously, extra-curricular activities could not exist without students to participate in them. They also could not exist without the teachers to sponsor them. Luckily, at Marshall, there are enough teachers willing to sacrifice their time and talents to sponsor extra-curricular activities. Encouragement is one of Mr. Kent Logan's numerous tasks as a coach of the Girls' Varsity Tennis Team. A frustrated Jennifer Paul is prompted to perfect her forehand stroke through practice. Mr. Logan devotes every day after school to developing the quality of the team. lASt-minute instructions are issued by Mr. Ronald McWilliams to the members of the pep band prior to a morning pep assembly. In addition to teaching during school, Mr. McWilliams works many long hard hours after school with the band.

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Microphone malfunctionings allow Miss Marty Abbott, Chapman Taylor, and Ms. Laurie Williams to joke around during the first pep rally. Mark DcPolo — Cosmetology. Sam Derrick — Industrial Arts. Jane Dodson — Art; Art Club. Patrirk-Oolan — World Geography; Freshmen Football, Freshmen Basketball. Patti Doyle — Spanish. Jim Earl — Geometry, Consumer Math; V Golf. Shirley J. Echard — Music. D.H. Entwistle, Jr. — General Math; Key Club. A. Farfaglia — Spanish; Spanish Club, Sophomore Class. Sula Floros — U.S. Government; FAIR. —Ralph W. Frieden — Mathematics; Chairman, Steering Committee. Bill Funkhouser — Physical Education; JV Baseball. Michael George — Radio and T.V. Marilyn Geuder — Finance Secretary. John R. Grinnell — Driver Education. 238 Faculty: DePolo-Grinncll