Annandale High School - Antenna Yearbook (Annandale, VA)

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Home Economics Mr. Ralph Shriver B.S. Responsibility for giving Annandale’s students in¬ struction in the industrial arts and in the arts of the home lies with the Shop Department and the Home Economics Department respectively. In shop students receive excellent instruction in various mechanical proc¬ esses from the teachers of that department. In home eco¬ nomics competent teachers have taught students to cook, to sew, and to do other household jobs. “Please don’t put ruffles around the plans.” Mr. Lewis instructs Carol Roach. Industrial Arts Mr. Ralph Lewis B.S., M.A. “According to this, I sew the sleeve to the hem.” Mrs. Hillyer aids Jean Turner and Karleen Wiesendanger. Miss Nancy Hillyer B.S. Future Homemakers of America Mr. Paul Schwarts B.S., M.S. Mr. Russell Crosier B.S. Mrs. Dorothy Hudgins B.S. 28

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Mrs. Annabelle Ashenhurst, Mrs. Doris Danes, B.A. B. Ed., B.S. Lib. Library Commercial A good library is an essential part of a high school. Annandale is therefore fortunate to have efficient li¬ brarians who not only run the library well, but who are also always ready to help students obtain the most benefit from it. In preparing students for the business world, the able teachers of the Commercial Department give ex¬ pert instruction in such business skills as typing and shorthand. “No, thirteen errors will not be passing this six weeks.” Miss Monroe answers questions from her typing class. 27

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Cafeteria Staff Row 1— Dorothy Stevens, Edna Brown, Catherine Turner, Mildred Ayers, Bertha Jackson, Alma Ulmer. Row 2—Marsella King, Vida Blevins, Clara Brown, Elizabeth Darr, Mabel Harris, Capitola Jenkins, Katherine Mudd. Custodians Row 1— Melton Dodson, William Gissom, Frank Atkins, Bessie Gaskins. Row 2—Eastham Flinchum, Charles Simms, Richard Robertson, Vernon Robinson. 29