Annandale High School - Antenna Yearbook (Annandale, VA)

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Mrs. Ellen Sims B.S. Mr. George Costello B.A. Annantlale has a large Mathematics Department that includes eachersjof basic arithmetic, algebra, geom¬ etry, trigonometry, aiid analysis. In guiding the students ahroikgh these) subjedts, most of which are encountered % fhe dJrst jime in Jiwaji school, Annandale’s mathe- af fields g e erously of their knowledge. For his .tud ntSNcarf be deeply grateful. fo.A. Mr. James Camp B.A. Mathmatics “You don’t seem to understand. Right angles contain ninety degrees.” Mrs. Ramay helps Bill Morris with solid geometry. Miss Mary Robinson B.A., M.Ed. Mrs. Sarah Layne B.S. Mrs. Marion Cassedy B.A. Mrs. Madelen Talmadge Keyette Club B.A., Al.A. Mrs. Frances Ramay B.S., M.S. Mr. Jack Morton B.S.

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Mr. Russel Buckley B.S. Mrs. Martha Payne B.A. Spanish Honor Society; Spanish Club “That was a Spanish declension?’’ Mrs. Payne conducts her class. Miss Callie Johnson B.A. Mrs. Josephine Tannous B.A., M.A. Language At Annandale, the Foreign Language Department encompasses French, German, Latin, and Spanish. Annandale is fortunate in having the excellent teachers that it does have in these languages, for the learning of a new language is no simple matter, and a student needs much expert instruction during his introduction to a foreign tongue. This instruction is ably provided at Annandale by the teachers of the Foreign Language De¬ partment. Mrs. Frances Milton B.A. French Honor Society; French Club Mrs. Evelyn Morrell B.S. Mrs. Rose Little B.A. Latin Honor Society;

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Social Studies Mr. William Parnell, B.A., M. A. International Club Miss Laura Robey, B.A., M. A. Play Director In this modern world the social studies have be¬ come increasingly more important. For this reason Annandale is fortunate to have an energetic Social Studies Department. The teachers of this department give the students of Annandale excellent instruction in the fields of geography, history, government, so¬ ciology, and economics, and, in so doing, they greatly help to prepare them for the future. “And this is where I live.” Mrs. Payne instructs her class. Miss Ruth Royston, B. A. Quill Scroll Honor Society; A-Blast Mr. Robert Hood, B. A. Debate Club; Tri-Hi-Y 22