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

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OPENING □ 12 Mr. Enright studies his latest creation. Voter registration in Fairfax County. Our teachers are very much a part of our community too: Mr. Mason is very active in Kiwanis Club, Miss Green sings in area choirs, and Mr. Cannon is President of the Falls Church Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Enright spends most of his free time painting abstract expressionalism in his basement studio. His works have been shown in Washington and in New York. Mr. Davis’s Saturdays are given to the pursuit of tonsorial art in the Culmore Barber Shop, where he skillfully beautifies students and parents alike. Then we have Miss Mask, our gift to the folk singing world. She ranges far and wide, singing in local hootenannies and appearing in folk festivals as far away as Mobile, Alabama. Indeed, Stuart’s teachers represent the many varied interests of our community while they contribute to its civic and social life.

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tl 11 Thom McAn, Peoples Drug Store, Camalier and Buckley, voting district 10 of Fairfax County—these are the after school and summer homes for many students. During Christmas, students converge upon the business world in order to earn money to meet expenses or to spend frivolously on holiday fun. During the summer and after school, some take more permanent jobs to pay for college, a new car, or merely to get training for the days after graduation. But still there is the lazy majority who must be coaxed outdoors to wash windows, mow lawns, or rake leaves for pleasure or reward—or both—or neither. At any rate, they make their own contributions toward making our community an interesting place to live. Nancy Egan in H. L. Green’s at Bailey’s. Steve Armstrong makes a sale in Miles Shoe Store. Two of the lazy majority (Pat and Mike Hooper) OPENING □

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Mr. Davis: Saturday barber. 13 An artist’s workshop. OPENING □