Annandale High School - Antenna Yearbook (Annandale, VA)

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LINUVISECFI But 1 paid that fine!! explains Dorothy McDaniel to Mrs. Ashenhurst. MRS. MARY ELIZA BUNCH Secretary to Mr. Buckley MRS. V. RADEMAKER MRS. VIRGINIA WATSON MRS. SELMA WEILL Front-office secretary Guidance secretary MRS. A.T. ASHENHURST U. of Illinois; U. of Virginia, B.S. in L.S.; Librarian. MRS. LINDA BRAWLEY Madison College, B.S.; U of Virginia; Assistant Li brarian. MRS. G. BETRUS School Nurse MRS. C. LOVEJOY Visiting teacher Mrs. Citara aids Mrs. Gallagher in keeping A.H.S. out of the red and in the white. 21

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GUIDANCE MRS. SARAH LORY Morningside College; ' Union Theological Seminary; Col¬ umbia U.; George Washington U., A.B.; Director of Guidance. MRS. MARY BATTAGLIA D ' Youville College, B.A.; George Washington U.; Twelfth-grade counselor. MR. ROBERT A. GRAY George Washington U.; Columbia U.; A.B., M.A.; Tenth-grade counselor. The changes of the past ten years have not changed the guidance department ' s dedi- cation and service to others. At first, with a Guidance suite of only three offices, the counselors resorted to counseling in halls. Home Ec. kitchens, and the library. The early concept of a half-time teacher-counselor working for a scattered period or two has been replaced by a full-time counselor trained on the professional level. Each now has his own office, affording him the necessary privacy for good counseling relationships. MR. ED HENRY MRS. JEANNE PAYNE U. of Virginia, B.S., M.S.; Radford College, B.A.; Ninth-grade counselor; Eleventh and Twelfth-grade Coach: V. Football. counselor. MRS. SHIRLEY RANDA Hunter College; George Washington U., A.B.; Ninth- grade counselor. MR. PETER J. VISNICH Davis and Elkins College; U. of Virginia, B.S., M.A.; Tenth-grade counselor. 20

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ENGLISH MRS. ELIZABETH AMES Randolph-Maeon Women ' s College, A.B.; English IV; Sponsor: Senior Class. MISS BARBARA ASPINALL West Virginia U.,B.A., M.A.; English III; Sponsor: Quill and Scroll, Literary Maga¬ zine. MRS. JEANNE R. BAUER Ursinus College, B.A.; English III; Sponsor: Future Teachers of America. MR. WALLACE J. BOLDING William and Mary College, B.A.; English I; Sponsor: Junior Class. COL. FINLEY CLARKE Duke U., A.B.; George Washington U., M.A.; English IV; Sponsor: Key Club. MRS. BETTY EVANS Bridgewater College, B.A.; English I; Sponsor: National Junior Honor Society. Is this a dagger which I see Before me? Col. Clark poses a very moot question. Coincident with the phenomenon of the population explosion, specifically since the popularity of the war baby and thereafter, the enrollment in the English classes at Annan- dale High School has literally doubled since 1954. This being no fault in particular of the English Department, we cannot claim said growth phenomenon as an historical pro¬ gression of our very own. Neither can we claim the alleviation of class load per normal English teacher or the direction afforded us by the Fairfax County Guideline for the unification of the English course on a county¬ wide level; each of these quixotic courses of MISS BARBARA FINCH MR. ROY FISHER Coker College, A.B.; English U. of North Carolina, A.B.; Ill; Sponsor: Ayudera. English IV; Sponsor: Senior Class. 22