Falls Church High School - Jaguar Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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Lett to right: Nye Bemis, Bob Allen, Mike Giambattista, Bob Shumate, Wayne Richey, president; l orn Finley, Charles Friend, Tommy Virden, Francis Palme, Tom Penn, Bob Sandwich, Bill Brose, Page Johnson. KEY CLUB The Key Club is a Junior Service Organization made up of the key boys in the higli scliool. Boys from Sopho¬ more, Junior, and Senior classes by the principal’s selection and under the sponsorship and assistance of the Kiwanis Club, render service to the high school. ' Phe Key Club, like the Kiwanis, is based upon the principles of service. It capitalizes, for constructive school service, the fellowship of a group of boys who meet together once a week. It develops friendship and encourages leadership. It seeks to build better schools and communities tlirough intelligent interest, active training and unselfish leadership. Although one of the newest clubs in this school, it has already made a name for itself through its active partici¬ pation in building the character and shaping the future of Falls Church High School. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The aim of the Junior Honor Society is to help increase scholastic standards, and to be of service to the school. First row: Lynn Mandelbaum, Alice Osborne, Janet Gray, Ann Tilley, secretary-treasurer; Palmer Rutherford, presi¬ dent; Mary Lee Coffey, vice-president; Susan Watters, Connie Cook, Sandra Yillella, Barbara Sanders. Second row Anne Lucas, Linda Kerr, Lynn Lott, Nance Oliver, Nancy Cloud, Joan English, George Brainerd, Estelle Renner, Jack Lynn, Karen Harvey. Third row: Rosemary Hartman, Arlene Robinson, Lois W oods, Ann Moore, Nvm Sew all, Anne Krummcs, Sally Ludlow, Alice Flagg, Tom Pace, Miss Ethelvne McBee, sponsor. Fourth row: Marlene Marden, Lee Reanev, Tom Gray, Ricky Faust, Dave Taylor, David Houser, Earl Carr, Danny Nielsen, Dick Braunlich, Charles Rowe. m

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