Annandale High School - Antenna Yearbook (Annandale, VA)

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ENGLISH Mrs. Elizabeth M. Ames, one of our English IV teachers, received her B.A. at Randolph-Macon Wo¬ men’s College. She also at¬ tended American University and there earned her M.A. A graduate of West Vir¬ ginia University, Miss Bar¬ bara Aspinall teaches English III. She holds a B.A. and an M.A. which she earned at W.V.U. Mrs. Jeanne Bauer, sponsor of the Senior Honor Society, teaches Junior English. She holds her B.A. from Ursinus College. Mr. J. Wallace Bolding, a graduate of the College of William and Mary, teaches English I. He is also the coach of the freshmen foot¬ ball team. Col. Finley Clarke has his B.A. from Duke and his M.A. from G.W.U. He teaches English IV, is spon¬ sor of the Key Club, and is in charge of the new IBM machines. Miss Susan Carter, who has her B.A. from George Washington University, is now working on her M.A. Known to her students as Auntie Sue”, she delights in thinking up impossible tests for her students. You seniors never get enough homework,” decrees Mrs. Ames. Miss Betty C. Evans, a graduate of Bridge- water College, teaches English I, and is also sponsor of the Junior Honor Society. Aim Barbara Finch, a junior English teacher, graduated from Coker College. She is AHS’s foremost Puritan and her hobby is knitting mohair ratt-finks. The goal of the English department of AHS is to produce students who read well, write well, think well, and speak well. English I and II include a basic study of all grammar and literature. In conjunction with American history, American literature is studied and English literature is explored. The English department also includes enrich¬ ment courses such as drama, public speak¬ ing, and Journalism I and II. Mr. Roy T. Fisher, graduate of the U. of Virginia, has also done graduate work at G.W.U. In addition to teaching senior English, he serves as sponsor of the senior class. 24 FACULTY