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

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Guidance Department Helps Mrs. Marie Carstater Guidance Counselor Col. Lynell Gordon Guidance Counselor Mrs. Edith Lemon Guidance Counselor Mr. Donald McCool Guidance Counselor Mrs. Miles pauses between busy conference schedules. Mrs. Carstater stays btisy with college applicants. Page 1 6

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Mr. Arthur Valotto is rapidly becoming a cornerstone at Falls Church High. Students are impressed by his genuine interest in the student body and school. His sly Oh, no, not you again,” grimace has become as familiar as the Jaguar and its spots. One of Mr. Valotto’s important jobs is the sponsorship of the S.C.A. Much of the credit for the effectiveness of this organization belongs to him. His help has been greatly appreciated. A graduate of West Virginia University, he taught in Portsmouth, Virginia; was athletic di¬ rector at Falls Church, and was Assistant Prin¬ cipal at Madison for two years before returning to Falls Church High School. Mr. Arthur Valotto Assistant Principal for Administration Mr. Leland Arthur Vliet’s quiet and reserved personality reflects his deep and admirable en¬ thusiasm for Falls Church High School. He is a graduate of George Washington Uni¬ versity with a masters degree in Economics. He first came to Falls Church in 1947 to teach in the Social Studies Department, but in 1962 he left to become Assistant Principal of Robert E. Lee High School, where he remained until re¬ turning here in 1964. Mr. Vliet has become a constant visitor in the classrooms, focusing his attention on teach¬ ing methods and training for higher education. He has become a strong force in the improve¬ ment of our school. Mr. Leland Vliet Assistant Principal for Instruction

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Plan For The Future % Mrs. Jane Spring Guidance Counselor Mrs. Nelle Miles Director of Guidance Mrs. Ruby Powers Guidance Secretary A source of solace to anxious Seniors, trou¬ bled Juniors, baffled Sophomores, and confused Freshmen is the guidance office door which is always open. This year has kept our guidance staff increasingly busy with college applications, S.A.T. tests, scheduling, and numerous other jobs. The small, pink conference slips are constant reminders of the continuous interest displayed by the counselors. Only one visit to their bust¬ ling office explains why counselors have no time to rest. Wa r m GUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF Standing: Gena Cox, Barbara Smith, Pat White, Nan Hopkinson, Regina Hicks, Donna Fox, Margaret Brooks, Sue Story. Seated: Vivian Warren, Finda Bush, Michele Cayot, Pam Moodie, Regina de Lauder, Alice Hailman, Paulette Gaskins, Leitha Schaffstall. Page 17