McLean High School - Clan Yearbook (McLean, VA)

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Mr. Craighill S. Burks Mr. Burks, McLean High School’s Principal since its opening in 1955, left this year to complete work on his doctorate at the University of Delaware. The progress of McLean High School owes much to his foresight and guid¬ ance. The faculty and students have missed him greatly and patiently await his return. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Frances L. Goold IBM Mrs. June A. Harrison Finance Officer m ‘1 Mrs. Eleanor Pickering Guidance Secretary Mrs. Edna M. Reynolds Secretary, Main Office Mrs. Francis P. Sweet Guidance Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Wilgus Main Office 12

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This is Mr. Wilkins first year at McLean High School. He came to us with many years of experience in education both in public schools as well as in government service. His various duties include: working with teachers on problems related to their classwork, with students and parents, he is alsoin charge of thetextbook rental system, works with instructional materials, substitute teachers, student teachers, and represents the school on the local and state levels. The rapport he quickly established with both faculty and students has gained him the respect of all people connected with McLean High School. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FOR INSTRUCTION, Mr. George Y. Wilkins Mr. Lyons has been at McLean High School for ten busy years. His duties are many including: coordination of student transportation, preparation of many statistical reports, handling of many student problems, and cleanli¬ ness of the school building. Mr. Lyons, in addition to being an able administrator, is a friend to whom one can turn for guidance and help. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FOR ADMINISTRATION, Mr. Joseph J. Lyons, Jr. Mrs. Lowe is a person of tremendous warmth and ability. She has been at McLean High since its doors opened in 1955 and there is probably no one who has contributed more to the success and happiness of the school and students as she. Her administrative duties, at times, seem overwhelming, but a student or teacher with a problem is never turned away. To McLean High School, she epitomizes the type of Guidance Director all school s desire but few are lucky enough to have. 11 DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE, Mrs. Mildred M. Lowe

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William H. Abell Physical Education Shepherd College, B.S. University of Nevada The American University Louise A. Acton Developmental Reading Mount Holyoke College, B.A. Syracuse University, M.S. Sorbonne, Paris, France Bryn Mawr College Irene M. Adamusko English California State College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.A. Pennsylvania State Rachel A. Ames English Wisconsin State College, B.S. American University George Washington University Jewell M. Asling Math Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. American University University of Virginia Libby Auten Business University of North Carolina, B.S. Wilson R. Bartlett Foreign Language U.S. Naval A.cademy, B.S. American University, M. Ed. College of Puget Sound Georgetown University University of Maryland Denise Brooks Science College of William and Mary, B.S. New York University Oberlin College, B.A . George Washington University Eltse B. Carter American Civilization, Journalism Florida State University, B.S. George Washington University, M.A. Yale University Grace W. Carter Latin, English Randolph-Macon Woman’s College University of Virginia 13 Sara Jane Catron English St. Joseph’s College, B.A. St. John’s University Brooklyn College University of Arizona Alvin G. Ames General Business Capital University, B.A. Ohio State University, M.A. Allen R. Barrow Social Studies Dartmouth College, A.B. Boston University, Ed. M. Mary Lou Carroll Health and Physical Education Madison College, B.S. Currie F. Chapman 10th and 11th Grade Counselor University of Mississippi, B.S. George Peabody College, M.A.