George C Marshall High School - Columbian Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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1 Guidance . 'N v' -. 'Qs Rudolph Bush Theodore Caras A.B. Bridgewater, M.Ed. U. of B.A. U. of Maine, M.A. U. of Virginia Maryland llth Grade Counselor l0th Grade Counselor, a ' wi ' 11 7 -J ., ts 'X 5 E , . ' l . ell Martha Harrell B.S., M.A. Appalachian College 9th Grade Counselor w?,,.f.5--Y 'K are . af., 1 'E 5 -of ' Q C' 0 Paula Dunn Finance Officer Publications Advisor Indispensable A powerhouse of information is our Guidance Department. From each office comes information on scholarships, jobs, activities, and help with our most life-long subject, personal adjustment. Here teachers and counselors met with students and parents to plan satisfying school programs. Counselors helped clear the pathway between our temporary home at McLean and our impressive new school. Especially in this first year, we are grateful to you. 'Q' -.4 ., an .. ,: fl st. John F A.B. Glenville A victim of guidance. Librarians . 'Fx 5, 'so L , I Q. X n y S, C - N I - , I - X . . W ft' . '. V ', C. . 2 - ,wr i f-mftfgf:,. ' - 37 i .I- .ft-Si:1 1-L+' 'J ,.. af: , ' -4'-i'. f , +2 tba '.-it aff '2 : 3- 3, .V a'fll.. ' -19.1-N: ,Fifa f . i- , 1vf2l?:f'?-fue-.'7 52.115 ima Velva Matthews Marguerite Michel Heitmann Patricia PGYTOU B.S. Texas Tech., M.A. A.B. Miami U., M.A. Emory U. B.A. -Madison College George Washington u. Head Librarian Assistant I-'brown 10th Grade Counselor

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Business Education Department In a country dedicated to efficiency and pro- fess in business, new methods and techniques are the subject of continual revision and study for teachers as well as for students. Many an experienced teacher today returns to industry to take a new course labeled Programming or Advanced Card Punch Technique in order to teach it in her own class. Time and motion studies, as well as cost stud- ies, require an optimum output on the part of each business employee. On the high school level, the Business Education Department, has become increasingly interesting to the student. Fostering this challenge, George C. Marshall High School offers the following courses: Typing l 8t ll, Shorthand l 84 Il, Bookkeeping, Clerical Office Practice, and Vocational Office Training, o course offered to seniors during which they participate in a cooperative work experience pro- gram in the community. Finally Personal Typing is given to assist students not directed towards Business Education. Typing skill is the backbone of our business training. T7 Ql1,l.lf L C. .wi-fx ,V M 5 5251 5 'Stihl 'IS Geraldine Hudson Rita Crabill B.S., M.A. Ed., Central B.S. Ed., Madison College Missouri State College Typing I, Shorthand I Professional Typing I, ll, Keyetteg Bookkeeping Department Chairman 15. l. l R: Mary Hucks B.S. Bus., Econ., Winthrop College Typing I, General Business, Notehand 8. Personal Typing 1 W gl Qt -1 L .f-1. Production tests are simply impossible!

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Personnel . Jr l ,A Clinic . . H 1 Mrs. Morgret Parrish, School Nurse, tells Roger, lt's not so bod. Jacqueline Brittain Guidance Secretory Mildred Davis Main Office Secretaries . . Serving both faculty and students alike, the friendly office secretaries offer a helping hand to bridge communications. ln their daily clerical duties they have come to know us well, many of us by name, and we have come to look for their warm greeting when we come from class to their offices. Laverna Lipp Main Office Louise Stoy W, Mr. Hertzlers Secretary iw i Custodians . Mr. Morris and the crew keep new halls mirror-like. 19