George Washington High School - Compass Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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PRINCIPALS PROVIDE ALL-ROUND LEADERSHIP George Washington High School is perhaps all things to all those who have entered its doors through the years and anything that one of us who have been a part of the great heritage that is our school says will be quite inadequate to express the feeling of all. Many of these pleasant memories have been the result of wise leadership on the part of those who have formed the administrative team these many years. Whether we recognize it or not, each of us is influenced by them as they formulate policies that will have a vital effect on our lives. We can proudly say that Mr. Gamer, Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Osisek have more than fulfilled these criteria. TIME is continually changing the character of our school and the past year has seen many alterations and revisions. Many new faces on the faculty, new equipment in classrooms, several new courses to enrich our already adequate curriculum all have been, at least in part, the result of thought and study on the part of our school administrators. The impact of our stay here will not stand out clearly in the near future, nor will the influence of teachers and principles, but TIME, in its own way, will mirror the part we have played. MR. ROBERT W.GARNER Principal MR. GEORGE M. SULLIVAN Assistant Principal MR. STEPHEN F. OSISEK Assistant Principal 9

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DR JOHN ALBOHM S prr .tr:«irr.t of Al.tvundru City Schools MR. RAYMOND SANCKR MR. PAUL MACKEY Deputy Superintendent Assistant Superintendent THE 1966 COMPASS salutes the Superintendent, Assistant Superintendents, and School Board of the city of Alexandria under whose guidance, George Washington High School achieved and maintained the position she holds today in city, community, and state; a position unequalled in her history. SCHOOL BOARD CO-ORDINATES FUTURE PLANS MR. GORMAN RIDCELY School Board Chairman MRS. D. E. KERBEL School Board Vice-Chairman MR. FERDINAND DAY School Board MR. JAMES DONOVAN School Board MR. HERBERT EARLY School Board MR. FRANK LUCKETT School Board MRS. ROBERT LAND School Board MR. NORMAN SCHROTT School Board MR. ROBERT WOOD School Board 8

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 mtl AIMS US TO SUCCESSFUL COVl.D YT BE. possible that new teachers become lost as easily as new students? Mr. Ashley, Miss Holler and Mr. Harris apparently need a map oi tbe Capitol Beltway as they enter school lot tbe iiist time. MRS MXVX LENCEFORD BooiVerper. MRS. ELIZABETH McLANE Secretary. MRS. MARGARET BIBB Attendance Office 10 MRS. JOYCE GOODING Secretary. MHS. ELIZABETH HERBERT Secretary MRS. LETA WICKUXE Secretary. MRS. EMILY TRIVETT Secretary.