Anacostia High School - Totem Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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MR SOLOMON 209 Row I Bernadette Shelton Sylvia Slater Nancy Scott Nancy Brown Frieda Shama Kathy Schaetfer Zandra Smith Joan Smith Row 2 Leslit Smith Danny Snyder Patricia Smith Viclci Scruggs Jeannie Sheppard, Ellen Sauthoron Warren Barker James Spalding Phillip Smith Row 3 Educin Smith Edmond Seals Robert Schoop, Doug Smith Dennis Snyder Thomas Shaver Adrion Sims Milton Sochor Smith Stanley Row 4 James Sharpe Edward Smith, MR. BRADFORD-II7: Row I: Judy Moy, Eileen Nader, Ann Shari, Juanita Dennis, Susanna Mue, Elizabeth Nichols, Louise Nichols, Joan Morris. Row 2: Sue Murphy, Viclcy Nicholson, Gloria Nelson, Ruth Ogle, ,Dianne Nor- don, Carol Morley, Sally Paimele, David Painter. Row 3: Earl Nun- ley, Bill Abott, Jerry Ortield, John Niesen, William Pugh, David Norris, Bill Newman, Vincent Neil. Row 4: James Parlcer, Dena Morris, Garry Osman, Ray Mumtord, Terry Osman, David Nunn, Ronnie Panzera. MR I-IAMLIN 3I5 Row I Catherine Willis Pat Wyatt Ann Wallace Mary Ann Wilder, Charlotte Dockett, Priscilla Woodurti Pam Wence Nancy Pairlis Abbie Yorlcotl: Addie Williams Row 2 Ronald Warner Mariun Washington, Prank Wallcup, Arleigh Wentzel Donald Whitfield Sam Wenty Robert Krusen Bobby Ward Ruth Young Row 3 Jimmie Wells, Ronald Ipeyelc, Allen Wood David Ware Harold Wiley Bill Wolfe Eddy Welton Jacques Weedon Row4 Jack White William Washington. T 1,1 .a id

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'iv' MRS. LEMON-3D1 Row I: Robert Randles, Dee Dee Rallard, Barbara Pruitt, Louise Patton, Carole Rachelle, Stanley Phelps Penny Peters, Shari Racz, Rosanna Plater, Eddie Reardon. Row 2: Joan Brawning, Patricia Plemmons, Ingrid Peters, Gloria Purvis Marilyn Reesch, Patricia Peek. Row 3: Charles Phillips, David Parrish, Joseph Proctor, John Quill, Stephen Poteat, Raymond Pierce Peter Clayrnore. Row 4: Mike Rattery, Charles Regalia, Kenneth Quander, William Poole, Barclay Pelham, David Pepper. T srifNc Will Zorro save the day or will the evil commandante have his way? Tune in next week and see. MISS OVERHULSER-309: Row I: Corliss King, Bonnie Cloud, Marion King, Paulette Jones, Jean Taylor, Judith Jordan, Francis Johnson, JoAnn Jones, Mary Alice Kechn, Carmen Johnson. Row 2: Maryann Kaplan, Catherine Kalich, Evelyn Johnson, Pat King, Claudia Keyes, Joanne Jenkins, Sandra Laird, Shirley Johnson, Veronica Johnson, Sandra King. Row 3: Punell Johnson, Clifton Johnson, Stanley Jordan, Roland Johnson, James Knight, Artie Klotz, Stanley Katz, Fred Landon, Matt Kerschbarm. Row 4: Martin Kaplan, Artie Johnson, Bobby Johnson. CA-7 1, ,. 115 egg? V W ,wif i

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I its gm 1 I .fa vows? . 5 3 s Susan Bowman demonstrates the A that many girls wore to school. P s s , - Q 'Q Both boys their liking. Gerhard Da that even the if .4 ,sf Qs and girls 'Found the crew neck mron and Bob Mullins show cadets wore suspenders. HH' 5 Y , ear-mutts and car coat s sweaters to i 1 .. 'nf 4! , a 'N i v.mgf'1 Q. 2- -L K ,Rf .' sf. I , ,fix 5 . 1 -J' Boys started wearing suspenders and hats to school as shown by Dennis Duvall, Robert Charuhas, and Louis Diclc. 1.343 'Qs td' K. K i 'i' 1'x 1 UL, w-f . , Q Gum drops, truitboots, or Kniclcerboclcers, whichever you prefer to call the type of shoes that were popular, were worn with stockings and leg-o-tards. The best way to see fads and fashions in their entirety is to view a casual picture ot the student body. This scene was atypical one at 3:00 p.m. -uni y M ,A ,,,-v l' ea 4. ' 33 tele