Fort Hunt High School - Fortress Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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academics The purpose of school is to teach, and the purpose of students is to learn. This year at Fort Hunt, teachers have taught, and students have learned, of the mechanics and politics, of the wonder and beauty, that comprises Man’s ever-changing world. And Fort Hunt’s excellent faculty found time not only to teach each student of the world around him, but also to make him more aware of the world within his mind and heart, that he might de¬ velop as an individual in his own right.

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Mr. Gibbs, Principal administration Dedicated to educating today’s youth for tomorrow’s world, the administration copes with the daily business of Fort Hunt. Yet, under the concerned and able leader¬ ship of Mr. Gibbs and his capable staff, the administration continues to express strong interest and support for the many and varied programs of an active student body, that students might learn from doing as well as from class. 10 Mr. Adams; Assistant Principal for Administration