Annandale High School - Antenna Yearbook (Annandale, VA)

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GUIDANCE The director of Annandale’s Guid¬ ance Department, Mrs. Sarah D. Lory, has recently been honored by being included in Who’s Who of American Women. She has studied at Morningside College, Columbia University, and the Union Theolo¬ gical Seminary. She likes to read psychology. Mrs. Lory, Director of Guidance, supervises all grade levels. Mrs. Battaglia ponders the problems of the senior class. Mrs. Mary Battaglia, a graduate of D’Youville Col¬ lege, is working for her M.A. at George Washington University. She is a junior and senior counselor. Helping the juniors get through the trials of PSAT’s and College Boards is Mr. Courtney L. Jones. He has attended Lynchberg College and William and Mary, and is currently studying at U.Va. Mrs. C. Lovejoy, a visiting teacher, comes to AHS from Poe Elementary several times a week. She has been at AHS for several years. 20 ADMINISTRATION

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Mr. Davis, Instruction Mr. Robert B. Davis had a large hand in decreasing the size of the S.C.A. and Antenna staffs.” We have many fond memories of being cleared out.” Knowing him taught us many things. He showed us that faculty members and students can genuinely appre¬ ciate each other and enjoy each other’s jokes. He taught us that some principals have a sense of humor. He taught us that we can have fun and get our work done while still following all the rules. We hope that his first full year can be followed by many more and much better ones. And, thank you, Mr. Davis. Supervision of AHS’s instruction is the responsibility of Mr. Davis. ADMINISTRATION 19

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GUIDANCE As a twelfth grade guid¬ ance counselor, Mrs. Jean Payne is an invaluable help to AHS’s collegebound sen¬ iors. In addition to her B.A. from the U. of Missouri, she has done graduate work. The sophomore guidance counselor, Mrs. Shirley Randa received her B.A. from Hunter College. Pre¬ sently Mrs. Randa is study¬ ing for her M.A. at George Washington University. This year our guidance department was greatly aided by tht new IBM machine. It speeded up schedule changes and lessened the load on the counselors. The number of students stayed nearly the same, but it seemed the counselors gave more attention to each. This may be due to the fact that most of the counselors are taking additional courses in an effort to meet the increasing de¬ mands of AHS’s students. l 4 4 p i K £ J Mrs. Rademaker and a student assistant work amidst Christmas decorations in the Guidance office. Beginning the school year as a Miss” and surprising us by becoming Mrs.”, Mrs. Virginia Pace Sample was always ready to help freshmen with their prob¬ lems. She has both a B.A. and an M.A. Mrs. Payne works on getting another senior accepted to college. Mrs. Virginia Rademaker Mrs. Selma Weill Guidance secretary Guidance secretary ADMINISTRATION 21