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

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Mrs. Hudgins tells Margie Hershey some bad news. Mrs. Leewe: Secretary to the Principal. Mrs. Corl: Accountant. Mrs. Siegel: Librarian. Mrs. Meadows: Librarian. Mrs. Williams: Nurse. Mrs. Hawk: J ' isiting Teacher.

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FACULTY □ 18 ADMINISTRATION Since its opening in 1959, J.E.B. Stuart has been under the careful supervision of an outstanding administration. Mr. Mason, Mr. Arndt and Mr. Morton are each experienced leaders who helped mold our school into the successful educational institution that it is. Mr. Leon Mason, our principal, has accepted with alacrity the responsibility entrusted in him to lead Stuart’s 1900 pupils along the road to better education. V hether making morning announcements, supporting such money-raising projects as the magazine drive, or laying down the laws of the school, he carried out his duties with the enthusiasm that is characteristic of all our administrators. How would Stuart have survived without our affable Assistant Principal for Instruction, Mr. Arndt? Stray books would never have found their owners, field trips would have degenerated into organized confusion, and classes would have found themselves without a substitute if Mr. Arndt had ever been absent fiom his post. To speak softly but carry a big stick could be the motto of Mr. Morton. As Assistant Principal for Administration his job deals with controlling Stuart’s rambunctious masses in the halls, in their classes, and at lunch. Those who chose to ignore the warnings of their teachers usually found themselves in Mr. Morton’s most popular class, Detention Hall. Completing the administrative staff that has ably lead us through these eventful four years of high school is Mr. DeVier, who was appointed Administrative Aide to Mr. Mason in the fall. Mr. DeVier: Administrative Aide. Mr. Mason: Principal. Daily announcements. Mr. Morton: Assistant Principal. Mr. Arndt: Assistant Principal. m

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FACULTY Mrs. Vidnovic and Mrs. Ferguson. 1 vN [ vl • j V, I mr Mrs. Amblem Secretary Merle Carpenter Senior Counselor Margaret Ferguson Junior Counselor: Cheerleaders Paul Kepner Junior-Senior Counselor Mrs. Carpenter counsels Linda Edwards. Quintin S. Lander Guidance Director: Senior Class Harry McCary Sophomore Counselor Marge Vidnovic Freshman Counselor: English I, F.N.A., ' Freshman Class Ruth Weaver Sophomore Counselor: World History; Sophomore Class Colonel Lander: Guidance Director. GUIDANCE “How can I get a transfer?” “Which college is right for me?” “When do I take college boards?” “Should I take an advanced class?” These and many more questions confront our guidance counselors each year. This year Stuart has the largest enrollment in its short history. This fact concerns the Guidance Department more than any other department in the school for it is responsible for state, county and school testing; college applications; tests and interviews; parent interviews; class schedules and student transcripts. Our counselors’ jobs seem endless and yet they are always willing to offer individual attention and advice to students concerning their immediate problems or their future. She’ll really be much belter ofj in a girl ' s l‘. E. class,” agrees the Guidance Stafj.