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

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OUR FACULTY . . . A school is no better and no worse than the faculty which forms its heart and core. Their ideals help to shape our goals; their stand¬ ards help us to set our own; their differing philosophies enrich our lives with refreshing variety. In a democracy such as ours, it is the educator who largely controls the destiny of the nation. Our faculty regards us not as mere students fixed in a classroom, but as future citizens who must be prepared for responsible roles in society. Men and women who encourage independent study, a spirit of inquiry, and a respect for learning are acting to safeguard our way of life. But behind academic efforts must lie solid teacher-pupil relation¬ ships, based on mutual respect and tolerance. We at Fairfax are proud to number faculty members among our strongest supporters and clos¬ est friends. The time and enthusiasm which they contribute allow us to enjoy the broadest possible program of activities.

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CYRUS H. DOUB Principal JOHN T. BROADDUS, JR. Assistant Principal Administration Hippier and her office staff enable our school to run smoothly and efficiently. CLINTON E. DeBUSK Assistant Principal Instruction KATHERINE E. HOPPER Guidance Director 1 10