Anacostia High School - Totem Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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gnu! lzugene E Gr thlh Back of every smooth runnmg orgamzatxon IS someone who must see that the machmery ns well oiled and ln good condmon Much of the easy routine through whlch we go day by day xs to be credxted to the ethclenr work of Mr Grnfhth and Mrs Gladys Horn In short they keep us on the rlght track and movmg along nn the rlght dnrec tlon For this they deserve our deepest vote of rv W' D' 5 77' m WW SF? if ,4 Assistant Prmclpals ,9- 48 1--'J ily?-

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Principal John D. Koontz Mr. Koontz has the happy faculty of mixing humor with sternness in such a way that discipline is maintained with- out the stifling of personality. A loyal citizen of Anacostia, he has brought recognition to the South East in a very com- mendable wayg and he has made Anacostia students in creasingly aware of their importance as members of a grow ing, ambitious community.

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'Y I Rui xmc-?f'-Mk I1 r HL S T 'I ix X A ' Cf K 'L-.. Counselors and Advisers See Mrs. Dunn in 102 is a frequent bulletin announcement. Scholarshlps, jobs, and rmscellaneous opportumtxes come to senxors through the thoughtful counselmg of Mrs. Dunn and Mr. Whxtesall. Thexrs rs the task of seemg that graduates head out the front door and mto a place best suxted to thelr mterests and abxlmes. Harry Whitsall Mrs. Elizabeth P. Dunn Administrators, advnsers, and teachers welcome thc lunch hour to forget usf?l IO