Luther Jackson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Merrifield, VA)

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Principal’s Message- To the Senior Class of 1960 : I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to the seniors and sponsors for the outstanding job you have done to make this annual a successful and worthwhile project. This annual will serve as a book of past accomplishments and memories. I feel confident that it will be one of your most cherished possessions. I would like to congratulate you for the accomplishments you have made. I am sure you will strive to be a credit to your school and yourself by using the training you have received wisely, and as you go out into the world, remember that no person was ever honored for what he received; honor was the reward for what he gave. May your future be so planned and managed that the important ex¬ periences of your life bring you both honor and success. Sincerely, 7

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Mr. iy. 3. lUooJson Division Superintendent of 3 airfax County Sefiools We, the Senior Class of Luther Jackson High School, pay tribute to Mr. W. T. Woodson who has served the past three decades as Super¬ intendent of Fairfax County Public Schools. We have experienced many changes in our school program. Now as we complete our course of study, we feel that the many changes which have taken place under the leadership of Mr. Woodson have contributed greatly toward an improved education a 1 standard for all. THE STAFF

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MEMBERS OF THE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT From left to right: Mrs. Gwendolyn Fauntleroy Counselor; Mrs. Tempie Vest, Counselor; Mrs. Claudia Hammond, Guidance Director. Mrs. Margery Robinson, Visiting Teacher Mrs. Emma Moore, Elementary Supervisor