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

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Sorting out the legitimate excuses from the farces, and keeping track of two thousand report cards, lockers, homerooms, schedules, and little cards that just mean students exist are only part of the jobs that these people tackle every day. Finding the administrators when they seem to have vanished, counting and accounting for money, and caring for pre-exam nausea and test day fainting are only a few more. The Library, filled with many new books in all the sections, has become the proud possessor of five hundred new, popular paperbacks, such as: The Godfather, Airport, Ball Four, and The Kandy Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby. MRS. DORA NUNEZ ADP MRS. BETTY PARKER Finance Officer Not Pictured MRS. RUTH MILKO Nurse SECRETARIES Mrs. Dolores Brandt, Attendance Mrs. Ruby Powers, Guidance Mrs. Donna Mares, Main Office Mrs. B.J. Ahrens, Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Sandra Lillard, Main Office Acquisition of Modern Paperbacks Encourage Student Reading MRS. RUTH RYAN MR. PAUL JONES Head Librarian Assistant Librarian MRS. WINNIE BALDERSON Secretary to the Librarian 19

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GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Front Row: M rs. Edith Lemon Mr. James Dick Mrs. Lovestine Everton Mr. Ronald Kilbourne Second Row: Mr. James Flannagan, Director Miss Nancy Weisgerber Mr. Joseph Carlo Student Unity Goal of Guidance, Human Relations Listening to the problems of the students, be they personal, college oriented, or about a totally incorrect schedule is what the Guidance department is all about. Without their help, valuable information about tests, scholarships, colleges, and courses would never reach the students. The Faculty Human Relations Council aimed to bring about harmony between different groups within the school and get more minority involvement in activities. In addition to their regularly scheduled meetings, the council used special programs to improve the learning atmosphere. Their efforts inspired Club Activities Sign-Up Week which was extremely successful, as a record number of students joined old and new organizations. As Human Relations Coordinator, Mr. Rusty Glazer’s task was to counsel troubled students and promote unity among all school groups. FACULTY HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL Front Row; Miss Ellen Comeau Mrs. Judy King Miss Nancy Weisgerber Mrs. Margaret Fitzerald Mr. Paul Jones, Chairman Second Row: Mr. Rusty Glazer, Coordinator Mr. Edward Hamilton Mr. Richard Newsome Mr. Joseph Carlo Not Pictured: Mrs. Mary Walker 18

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“Snoopy’s allergic to morning — what would he do if he had to go the school?” MRS. MARY WALKER English 10 “You think that’s something? I once swam the English Channel backwards, with my eyes closed.” MRS. SANDRA TREADWAY English 9, Journalism English, Reading 9 Intensified Reading Program Improves Student Ability “Of course I know how to write on the board without looking at it!” MRS. CHARLOTTE BURN Drama I, World Civ. 20