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

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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.

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home economics All of the home economics courses, from Home-Ec I to Senior Home-Bc, emphasize sewing and skills that every future homemaker needs to know. A graduate of Home-Ec IV can prepare a gourmet meal or create an evening gown with no qualms. But the ability to sew fine seams and keep the stew pot bubbling is not a guarantee of a happy home, and to this end, many other subjects are included in the Home-Bc curriculum Studies of child care, home nursing, money management, nutrition, and family life insure each student of becoming an efficient, knowledgable homemaker sometime in the fhopefully nearl future. industrial arts Although J .E.B. Stuart is primarily an academic high school, a more than adequate industrial arts program is offered. Freshmen toil over bird houses in the cavernous general shop room, while more sophisticated upper classmen fuss with the intricacies of mechanical and architectural drawing in their shining air-conditioned chamber. Electronics students untangle mysterious multi-colored wires without mishap. Apparently, everyone is satisfied with his accomplishments, for complaints about the Industrial Arts Department are few and far between. 'ibn . JW!-, M Mrs. Nelson demonstrates the art in cooking. fit? , f. L X. n - . XX S I Mrs. Derrick Mrs. Nelson s-at Jqcr - -'ff ,Q 5, 7' if1wl.'f1,i,. ,i-gl ,1 , 1 ' In If I 'Qin Modeling the latest in goggles-Mr. Blake. wk... if -lli