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

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Office Staff Mrs. Henry inquires about absentees. Mrs. Carolyn Barden Secretary to Mr. Todd Mrs. Violet Henry Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Kuzma Secretary First row: Paulette Gaskins, Dianne Gribbin, Dottie King, Mary Ann Wheeler, Kerry Donnell, Cindy Seay, Susan Stitzel. Second row : Patti Hamm, Charine Cirlin, Wendy Multog, Irene Haske, Peggy Pillar, Carol Graham. Third row: Liz Shedd, Dianne Viar, Sheila Doyle. Fourth row: Janet Amole, Craig Findley, Cindy Orr, Sue Burgess, John Loikow. Fifth row: Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Barden, Mrs. Schull, Patty Pettin. Page 1 8

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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

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Library Staff But I thought I paid that fine,” Jeanne Gender pleads to Mrs. Ryan. Mrs. Bernice Thoma Librarian Mrs. Ruth Ryan Assistant Librarian This year over one thousand new books were added to our library collection, bring¬ ing our acquisitions more nearly in line with the national standard for schools, and giv¬ ing us nine books per student. English and Social Study teachers pro¬ vided the library with much of its business. It is well stacked with reference books for term papers and popular novels for book reports. The library is not limited specif¬ ically to books; it has a collection of teach¬ ing and appreciation records ranging from foreign literature to music appreciation. ■% i v . m A 9 M Seated: Maureen Donnelly, Beth Carlsen, Terry Redden, Mrs. Ryan, Patty Crown, Mark Schlefstein, Gilbert Jul- lien. Standing: Mike Thomas, Paul White, Gerry Towle, Kathy Nies, Kathy Bowman, Richard Disilvio, John Pritchard, Don Hixson, Mike Lanier. Page 19