McLean High School - Clan Yearbook (McLean, VA)

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The library has advanced this year to a total of almost 10,000 books with additional volumes in each section. It has more magazines and cur- rent information than in previous years. The audio- visual section has been expanded, and an effort has been made to make the library a comfortable, homey spot with greenery and flowers scattered throughout. The bulletin boards have attracted special attention and are enjoyed by students, teachers, and visiting parents. NORMA HELEN DEKTOR Librarian xi

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Guidance Staff McLean High School is extremely fortunate in having such an outstanding guidance staff. They are all dedicated men and women who are not only qualified counselors but also very capable teachers. They guide us, the students, through all our important decisions and help us to grow in maturity. The guidance program at McLean High School is a vital factor in the whole structure of the school. We all owe these guidance counselors a great debt of gratitude for a job well done. MRS. LEIGH Director of Guidance Counselors MISS HOFFMAN, 12th Grade MRS. SIMMONS, 11th Grade MISS PULLEY, 10th Grade MR. YOST, 9th Grade MR. BROOKS, 8th Grade MRS- HAWK, Visiting Teacher wxwnw- m :rf-afIefimQ.fmmssw:fssef:er .em-:f:lI,.1v'll

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MBS. M9935 Despite the many problems our cafeteria sys- tem has been confronted with this year, Mrs. Moats and her staff have as usual performed beautifully. Aiming to please every student, they have continually prepared excellent va- rieties of dishes. As any student can tell you, they have given the cafeteria a pleasant atmos- phere, despite the mass of people that eat at each lunch period. Cafeteria Staff Left to right: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Crabtree, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Leith, Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. MCCOHCh1C Mrs. Moats, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. iMorris, Mrs. Gaines.