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

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Tackled by an opposing choir member, Randy Sietz strains to make a touchdown for the band in their annual game. Publication staffs occasionally find time to enjoy a few moments of craziness between deadlines. Rank and File sponsor Mr. Chuck Cascio displays his newly aquired sun glasses during a relaxing moment while Ann Sumscr looks on. Seriously contemplating over her fourth and final deadline, Columbian staff member Diane Hlavin stares off into empty space. Marshall triumphs 270 Closing

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Columbian '77 Darlene Faulkner, Editor Gail Martin, Assistant Photo. • Gail Bartholomew, Chief David Bartell ■ Deanne Eversmeyer Charlie Feeney Debbie Parrott- Lisa Paterson - Kelly Stolze Copy - Jennifer Cooper Ed. Jill Evans - Margaret Lee Turning On - Susie DeCarlo Ed. fiimeeBalint • Donna Cestaro Carol Matthews Breaking Through ■ Bruce Hlavin Ed. Becky Cuthbertson Sam Shelton Playing firound - Kathy Month Ed. Steve Dapogny - Steve Mathews - Mike Welsh Joining Up-Diane Hlavin Ed. Jeff Minett-finn Walker Blending in - Karin Van Duyse, Jrs Deanne Cabot, Sophs • Judy Spooner, Frosh Seniors, Ed - Cindy Seelig • Sue Via Stepping Out - Tom DePasqaule Ed. Hi and Business Mgr. Leslie Ringle - Business fid viser-Claudia Chaille Thanks to Mr. George Deal, Lamont Congratulations to the staff ofitol- Colophon Studios; Mr. Jim Ellis, representative umbian '76, which received a of Hunter Publishing Company; Medalist rating from Columbia Columbian '77 was printed by Hunter Mrs. Marilyn Geuder, finance secre- Scholastic Press Association and a Publishing Company in Winston-tary; and Mrs. Betty Knight, office Trophy rating from Virginia High Salem, North Carolina, secretary. School League. rype: Palatine Ink: Brown Black Special thanks to Mr. John T. Broad- Im memory of David Beane, victim of a Paper: Matte dus, Kathy Edwards, Mark Herbert, fire, which also took the lives of his Headlines: Handset with Formatt Mike McLeod, Don Rainey, and all mother and brother, on January 7, Cover Design: Darlene Faulkner and our parents. 1977. ‘ Tom DePasquale jfL ;4g j Credits 269

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obstacles destroyed Due lo the cold weather, public schools as well as private homes were forced to turn thermostats down to 65 degrees. Many students found it necessary to wear warmer clothing during school as a result as demonstrated by Chuck Morris. Late openings and early closings were plentiful throughout the unusually cold winter. With the parking lot sparsely populated by cars, three students eagerly await escape from the cold. In the halls between classes, during classes, after school, in the community . . . student life existed in all its forms and phases. It was fun, sad, serious, funny, enjoyable, depressing, and just there. We were ourselves. Nobody could change that. Not even the school board, budget cuts included. Face it, world, the cutbacks couldn't hold us back! Girls' Basketball has progressed drastically during the past few years. The Main gym, once used only for boys basketball, is now under equal use by both the male and female teams. Girls' Basketball manager Anne Langalis tallies Marshall's score against Fairfax during the twelve minute halftime. Closing 271