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

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Self-Expression Mrs. McCullough discusses the realism of Henry James. Miss Jan Grayson English III, IV Mrs. Hester McCullough English III Department Chairman Mrs. Francine Ogilvie English II; Dramatics I, II Mr. David Trivett English IV Page 22 Miss Mildred Spindle English I; Latin II Miss Betsy Harris English II, III

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Clime Staff Mrs. Ina Corey Nurse Sherry Olson, Pat Edison, Linda Burrell, Glenna Sue Burgess, Betty Marteness, Adrian Jackson, Sheila Sparks, Toni Carnelli, Chris Wright, Jean Lloyd, Jo Marie Paradise. Reading D evelopment Mr. Howard Grindle Reading Joe Stephenson and Nancy Jones increase their scholastic pro¬ ficiency by improving their reading skill. “To make the reading department a full time job next year, so we can take as many students as possible,” is the plan of Mr. Howard Grindle, reading teacher at Falls Church High School. He received his B.S. and M.A. from Appa¬ lachian State Teachers College, and taught at Herndon High School before coming to Falls Church. Mr. Grindle says, “The thing I like most about Falls Church is the attitude of the stu¬ dents—they’re interested.” Page 21

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Through English Mrs. Judith Anderson English I; Journalism Learning to express ourselves, stimulating our imaginations, and exploring the vast store of in¬ spiring literature—these are the demanding goals of the English Department. Study of grammar forms and enlargement of vocabulary are two of the ways by which our ability to communicate with others is perfected. Reading and understanding the novels of Cooper or Hardy, the thought-provoking dramas of Sophocles or Miller, the poetic treatment of Whitman or Wordsworth increase our apprecia¬ tion of life and literature. Mrs. Beatrice Kirby English II Miss Annie Powell English III; Public Speaking Mrs. Sandra Wilson English I, II