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

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Loaded with the miscellaneous items necessary for a tennis match, the team boards a bus to Accuracy requires concentration, as demon- attend an away competition. strated by Betsy Bailey during a practice. Vtruly Tmtis - Freni row: Patricia McCann. Candy Simmer- Jennifer Paul, Cathy Paynter. Mary Wolkentdorfer, 8et»y ing. Kathy Flnan, Liu Seehafer. Patty Brando. Su»le Chung, Bailey. Cindy Paynter, Cheryl Decker. Kelley Stolze. Katy ABiion. Cathy MoeiaceUi Back row: Coach Kent Logan, 84 Tennis

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Patiently awaiting the team's arrival at Falls Church High School, Pat Reynolds glances out the bus' window. Swiftly avoiding the line of scrimmage, quarterback Greg Yost gains yardage during the Herndon game. Frnhiatn Foothill - Front rev: Grog You, Steve Cook, Maynard Loy. Jim Potter on. Charlie Wi e. John WaJdeck, Steve Roblnton. Second roto: Neil 8landlord. Pete Kinch, Dean Leonard. Jim Hancock, Derek Donahue, Steve Walter ; Third rotor Jay Segar. Fred Dudley. Paul Schifflin, Pat Reynold . Bill Roger . Joe Sartiano. Jim River ; Fourth rote: Chri Donahue. Doug Schull. Ray Romoca. C.J. Fi»her. Mark Blakely. Dave Stoupa; Fifth rev: Daw Snider. Ed Levine. Homer Evan . Butcn Payne. John Well . Jay Pappano, Rick Saunder ; Sixth rev: John Hick . Tom Shealy. Tom Link, John Shine, John Lawton. Mark Seldentpinner. Mike Moo ocelli; Back rev: Mark Alexander. Frank Young. Dan Bourne, Coach Kenneth Freeman. Coach Pat Dolan. Doug Heath. Impressed with the situation the Statesmen have created, Steve Cook watches the game. Freshmen Football 83

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Courts face change The arrival of a new coach, Kent Logan, forced the Varsity Tennis team to face several changes. After being accustomed to the ways of their former coach. Fay Wagoner, it was a whole new experience for the veteran players. Practice techniques, attitude, and the style of playing used by the former coach were all transformed by Mr. Logan. This change caused a slight feeling of insecurity, but the team soon overcame it. The beginning of the season proved to be disappointing, with losses to both Stuart and Falls Church. Depending on the experienced players to score the points, the new team members failed to play to their highest potential. Making a comeback at the Oakton match, the team managed to pull through with a score of 5- 4. Gradually increasing the range of their scores, the team beat Fairfax 6- 3. The latter part of the season appeared promising, and the players' spirits rose. Although the season got off to a slow start, the players served their pride well and finished up successfully. Precision liming is an important part of the game as Jennifer Paul volleys during a singles match. F Overall exertion is an asset to the game as Betsy Bailey stretches to drop the ball over the net. Tennis 85