JEB Stuart High School - Sabre Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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THOMAS D. TODD Assistant Principal for Administration AB U. of Richmond, MA U. of Virginia I LEFT: EDWARD J. ARNDT Assistant Principal for Instruction BD Concordia, MA Washington RIGHT: QUINTIN S. LANDER Guidance BA U. of Wisconsin, MA George Washington LEFT: JOHN K. GOTT Librarian BA Bridgewater, MS Catholic U. RIGHT: RICHARD A. MORTON Athletics BS. MS West Virginia U. I t j 13

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W. Lewi Mown P ' vUuCijpCtly To the students. May I extend my best wishes for success and happiness in a turbulent world. Do your best. Stand for that which is right. Make the world a better place for having been a part of it. May I express sincere appreciation for the fine way you have rallied to overcome a difficult situation during the current session. You have helped us maintain a fine school in spite of the obstacles. Finally, may I remind you that the hope of the world is in your hands, the hands of American youth. I think it is in good hands, hands which will throttle the tyranny which is hammering at the foundation of our tree, fiod-given society. Most Sincerely, W. Leon Mason

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ON A MAE ANTIEAU Latin BA U. of Kansas, MA U. of Michigan ANNE YVONNE ARNOLD English BA U. of North Carolina BRUCE A. BAKER Government BS American MARY M. BARRETT Latin BA C. of Saint Rose, MA Syracuse JOHN D. BENCICH English BA U. of Pittsburgh BARBARA K. BENEDICT Physical Education BS Longwood “And then there was the time in the locker room ...” L.J. BENTON, JR. Biology BA Atlantic Christian ME U. of Virginia JUANITA MAE BERNAU Business BS Mary Washington EVELYN T. BICKERS Business BS Mary Washington, MA U. of Alabama BARRY L. BLAKE Shop BS West Virginia U. MYRA W. BRADLEY French BA U. of North Carolina TERRY CANNON Physical Education BS The Citadel MERLE ANN CARPENTER History BA Marrs Hill, MA West- hampton m V. CATHARINE B. CONDIT French, Spanish BA Mt. Holyoke, MA Penn¬ sylvania State 14 What do I think of Lady Chatterly’s Lover?”