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

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U ' a re we We, the students of Falls Church High School, wish to express our deep and sincere gratitude to you, General Rumbough, for your help and guidance, your fairness and trust, your ability and perseverance. on have served us well, and your departure will be deeply felt. Few there are who would give so unceasingly of their time and energies as you have. So now it is time to say farewell . . . but we must say one thing more with the deepest sincerity, THANK YOU, GENERAL, FOR ALL YOU HAVE GIVEN, AND BEST WISHES IN YOUR NEW UNDERTAK¬ ING. Page 8

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William S. Barrett isistant principal MR. BARRETT The job of our assistant principal is neither an easy nor a pleasant one. It en¬ tails, as we all know, the disciplinary ac¬ tions of the school. An important factor in life is the learning of self-discipline and control. For the past four years Mr. Barrett has aided and guided us as he has so many others in previous years. We realize the value of his help and are duly grateful. His genuine interest and deep concern for our welfare will remain in our mem¬ ories of Falls Church High School. FACULTY MARY LOUISE MINNIE BANKS ALPHIN B.S., M.A. English English, Social Red Cross Studies ANNABEL BARRETT B.A., M.A. English EVELYN BICKERS NANCY L. BIRCH B.S., M.A. B.S. Bookkeeping Health, Physical Typing Education HARVEY A BLEAM B.S., M.A. Mathematics BRUCE L. CAMPBELL B.S. Chemistry , Biology Algebra Again this year, as in past years, our guidance department has upheld its high standards and has continued to influence students in the important choice of their subject matter. This huge job has been carried on by our full-time director, Mrs. Anne Rullman, by the eighth grade di¬ rector, Miss Scott, and by the several other counselors who have devoted much of their time and effort to advising the students of the school. Mrs. Freeman Mrs. Rullman Page 9