Annandale High School - Antenna Yearbook (Annandale, VA)

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Science Mr. Kenneth Mullen, B.S. Mr. Peter Visnich, B. S. Science too is a highly important subject. Biology, chemistry, physics—all are equally vital in this day and age, and all require competent people to teach them. Annandale has these efficient teachers. Whether they are explaining photosynthesis to a biology class or giv¬ ing advice on physics projects for a science fair, Annan- dale’s science teachers succeed in imparting knowledge to the students. Mr. Walter Bugin, B. S., M. A. Mr. Hutchison, B. A. “Was that two grains or three?’’ Mr. Farris demonstrates with a hydrogen generator. Mr. Earl Gill, B. S. Future Teachers of America Mr. Harry Keller, B. A. Mrs. Alice Wood, B. S., M. S. Chemistry Club 24

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Mr. Martin Rabunsky, B. S., M. A. Mr. Robert Stevenson, B. A. Mr. William VanSant, B. A., M. A. i Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, B. A. “Another tardy and you’ll go on the work crew.” Mr. Hood muses.

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“If we can work on pass defense this week . . Mr. Muirhead, Athletic Director, plans strategy. Mrs. Anne Ramey, B. S. Junior Varsity Basketball Physical Education A sound mind needs a sound body if it is to utilize all its capabilities. It is the job of the Physical Educa¬ tion Department at Annandale to see that the physical well being of the students is not neglected, and to that end the teachers of that department give the students expert instruction in health, in physical education, and in other related subjects. Mr. Robert Hardage, B. S. Mr. William Scott, B. A. Junior Varsity Football; Wrestling Mr. Paul Jenkins, B. S. Junior Varsity Basketball Miss Rachael Peters, B. S. Varsity Hockey Mrs. Mary Cunningham, B.S. Modern Dance Club 25