Anacostia High School - Totem Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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- i English Q' an . 5 1 L ef- ' S- Q' A L ROBERT D. BRINKER-Marshall Collegeg George Washington University. MISS HELEN F. COURTNEY-Ohio Wesleyang Northwestern MISS LUCILLE DEWAR-Oberlin Collegeg Wayne University. MISS ZELLA FARIS-Baylor Universityg George Washington University. MISS MAR HANNA-Minnesota University: George Washington University. MRS. ESTHER HEMSING-Hunter Colleeer University of Pennsylvania: ,mug .. ' 4 i have 'YS W l . 'Q7' TIISS ELIZABETH KERN-Park Collegeg Drake Universityg Omaha Universityg Dayton Art Instituteg Georgetown University. MRS. MILDRED LEMON -University of Denver. MRS. ALICE MASON-George Washington Universityg Catholic University. MRS. RUTH R. SMITH-Missouri State College Washington University. MISS FAITH TAYLOR-Framingham State Teachers Collcgeg Harvard University. MISS KATHRYN A. TRUFANT-Mount Holyoke Collegeg Harvard University. Mathematics 'IL' 6'u MRS. LOUISE A. DICKSON-Marshall Collegeg Maryland College: George Washington Universityg Yale University. MRS. FAITH Washington University. AGNES S. RUSSEL-Hastings Collegeg Drake University. MISS ETHEL L. University. Miss Agnes Russel tells Aubrey Smith that it's not nearly as hard as it looks.

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2 dp night S S xx Mrs Johnston Mrs Mason and Mass Morgan look over college catalogs preparatory to advnsmg college bound sensors iv, , K ..,- -' Mrs Knlbourne and Mnss Smxth look as nf they are enjoying that but of research Much of Mrs Stroup's work consnsts of counseling wnth students on matters of health Assxstmg the counselors nn andmg mdxvxdual students are the five advisers Together, the counseling staff helps every student make out programs, guxdes hxm m hns choxce of sub jects, confers wlth ham on hls progress, and helps solve per sonal or school problems The sophomores are under the guidance of Mrs Dunn and Mxss Morgan, the juniors, Mrs Johnston and Mr Whntsall, the semors, Mrs Kxlbourne and Mrs Mason In the Infirmary, Mrs Stroup is ready to lend a hand or counsel whenever matters of health are mvolved Many of the students find her a ready and sympathetxc fnend m the frequent emergencxes whmch anse durxng the school day ll . . ,. 'f , te L' -'v - ' F g,-3 gf .4 . . .V . . . .. ' 'W J , 1 Q 4 ' . . . I V 1 cg I A 1- X Il. l I 1 f, 1 ' 9 ' 9 .' -, -..e ,,t. - f -l . s. K - V .J tl-.. , 1 51:59 I -. ' 'XA , ri 1 t , .7 44 ' . , . I 1 . I-n..4Us.aa.. S I ' I I . . . . I a I . 1 4 u F . . .

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V 1 4 I S Yi Social Studies ft Q- MRS. MILDRED BENNERT-Catholic University. STANLEY N. COLLINS--Bowdoin College: George Washington University. MRS. RUTH C. DELPINO-Bates Collegeg University of New Hampshire. MISS MURIEL HOOVER-Wilson Teachers Collegeg Wisconsin University. MRS. MARIE P. JOHNSTON-Superior State Teachers Collegeg Wisconsin University. in EI MRS. FRANCES KILPATRICK-University of Alabamag Columbia University. ANGUS MCPHAIL- Iowa University. MRS. SUSIE PALMER-Longwood Collegeg University of Virginia. TROY H. PRICE -Texas University. Art, Music, Cadets, Driver Education ' A I-IORACE BUTTERWORTH-New York -University. MISS JEAN DORREL-Chicago University: Columbia University. MRS. FRANCES VV. HUGHES--Howard Universityg Catholic Universityg University of Nebraska. CAPT. RICHARD H. MILLER-Brown University. SAMUEL A. WILLIAMS-New York University. Our cadet band plays at a football game in familiar A formation. I