Fairfax High School - Fare Fac Sampler Yearbook (Fairfax, VA)

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ADMINISTRATION • • t A year of guidance, inspiration, and achievement A smooth-running and efficient high school is the basic interest of the administration. Maintaining char- acter is their fundamental aim for this year. Each mem- ber shows in his own way the importance of honesty, loyalty, belief, fairness, and courage. They help by attending our games and pep rallies and in chaperoning the year’s big dances. One will always find an ever- present willingness to be helpful and an untold con- sideration toward each student and his individual problem. Much credit is due those who thoughtfully devote their time and effort toward the fulfillment of our ideals. Because they take such an active interest in our well being, the memories we receive while at Fairfax are rewarding ones. It is indeed beneficial to the students to have such a dependable group of people behind the scenes. The administration does much to formulate the policies of Fairfax High School.

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Members of the Fairfax County School Board meet to discuss appropriations for the coming year. Their creative leadership and unremitting faith in us can but inspire and influence us to a greater achievement and com- mendable endeavor. We shall long remember them for their vision, their inspiration, and their ever-friendly and generous counsel. MR. W. T. WOODSON Superintendent of Schools FAIRFAX SCHOOL HOARD MR. ROBERT F. DAVIS, Mason District MR. CLYDE W. GLEASON, M t. Vernon District MR. THEODORE S. HERIOT, Centreville District MR. C. TURNER HUDGINS, Falls Church District MR. HILLS LORY, Lee District MR. MERTON S. PARSONS, Providence District MR. SAMUEL SOLOMON, Dranesville District diop