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

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art I ,e .11 'r L, Hutchings relishes the art room mess. Lee conducts another public speaking class. Creativity bloomed in the art classes as industrious students poundered out their problems into blocks of wood or plaster or splashed paints on canvas in wild pattems. Experimentation was the magic word that turned everyday materials into environmental sculptures. Art classes studied the history of art from ancient to modem times, cuhninating their study with a trip to the Philips Gallery in Washington. Exhibits from aft classes decorated the halls throughout the year and the spring art show displayed the year's work of the students. , p ruff is .Q-5 Mrs. Kiely Miss Hutchings Mrs. Seidel Department Head fine arts .f. , , we 4'- u gh ' W. I V A' I, . ...fl .- -he 2 'tilt fu ... fir. Miss Green Mr. Lee Mr. Lee, Stuart's drama instructor, summarized the year's activities- Peter Pann, complete with a cast that flew through the air, Romeo and Juliet , and Suppressed Desiresv as a lesson in educational theater. The choir performed both sacred and secular music at the Christmas and spring concerts, while the marching band worked up school spirit at football games.

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foreign language I 4-.414 0 yi Il!l':-1'-PI7 Mr. Ervin crams to stay ahead of his brilliant students. In addition to the words and rules of the different languages taught at Stuart, the teachers of the foreign language department brought the customs and ideas of many different countries into the classroom. We learned not only the language of the people, but also about the people themselves. The department hopes sometime soon to expand the curriculum to include summer studies abroad. But the words and rules are essential, too, and it seems certain that those frustrating little beeps and pauses of the ALM tapes will grind on forever, as will the translation drills and inane dialogues. Hopefully, however, a few students regarded such necessities as not only dry tedium, buf an introduction to fascinating foreign cultures. . , 2, 'Q N i . lf: 'S u v l 41 Al l l e-'-e KS 1 ' :xx f Mr. Ervin Department Head ,-'t LX Mrs. Bradley Mrs. DePriest Mrs. Loftis Mrs. Cercone Mr. Esser Mrs. Peabody Mrs. Condit Mrs. Isakov Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Condit's congested corner. l

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physical education Stuart's students, in addition to being mentally motivated are physically fit, courtesy of the Physical Education Department. The program includes field hockey, volleyball, basketball, and gymnastics for girls, and soccer, football, wrestling, basketball, and track for boys. The remaining days are devoted to the classroom course in health. Physical Education is also open as an elective to upperclassmen with a more advanced curriculum. Juniors and seniors also have the opportunity, if chosen, to act as teacher's aides, and assist the P.E. instructors with their freshman and sophomore classes. l li Mr. DeGiorgi: Head of the Athletic Department. QP' in-f gy L- - -li ut- 1 1 , 1 Z, , - .5 , If A A P Q lf 1... iii l g r Mr. DeGiorgi Mrs. Cheatwood Mr. Fauls Miss Porch Department Head Miss Cunningham Mr. Freisem Miss Watlington Mr. Carroll Mr. Martin Mr. Zaleski if 'ra' - hr E 'fl 1 7' E ll , 5 vi' fi ,M , IA , , -- 1., . 'vp-f ill - 1. , 3 gr MJ A' 'niv- ,iq 5- Ffav Coach Martin re-runs the films of the last victory.