Annapolis High School - Wake Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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MR. MELVIN B. SCHLOSS- MAN Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.S. Texas A. and M., M. Ed. Industrial Arts MRS. MARY D. SMITH Randolph-Macon Women's College, A. B. Mathematics MRS. CATHARI NE H. TODD Hastings College, A.B. English MRS. MARIE M. WEST Oklahoma College for Women, A.B. Biology, General Mathematics MRS. HAZEL S. WILSON Wellesley College, B.A. Radcliffe College, M.A. Cornell University, Ph.D. Mathematics K X fl .2 f t ,I Q Q, si i w fi: rl L ,XM 3 u is f ' 'IW l 42 1 4 1' ...uri A 1 I MR. V. G. SCHRODER- MEIER Iowa State Teachers' College, B.S. Industrial Arts MRS.MllLLICENT L. SNOOK Michigan State College, B.S. Art MISS VIRGINIA VINCENT Maryland State Teachers' College, B.S. Social Science MISS MARGARET WHAR- TON College of the Ozarks, B.S. Physical Education MISS FRANCES BENNETT Johns Hopkins University, B.S. History 8

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President bt ' WILLIAM ANDREW CLEMENS The fact that he has been a four- year member of the Legislature and the only president the Class of '45 has ever had is adequate tribute to the popularity of amiable Bill. Here is a fellow who is generous with his grin and one whom Bucknell should be proud to claim next year. Vice-President ROBERT FRANKLIN GILBERT CARRICK Bob has made his mark in AHS as vice-president of the Senior Class and as o member of the Assembly Com- mittee, the Art Service, the Traffic Squad, the Ctlee Club, and the Varsity Soccer Team. His wide range of in- terests and his quality of being agree- able have also made him a well-liked friend. Sec reta ry-Treasu rer MARTHA FLOWERS KI RKPATRICK Thou shalt not covet -yet many are the times we have found our- selves coveting the kaleidoscopic tal- ents of vivacious Martha, who through four years has been an honor student and dynamic worker. Her graduation will leave a hard-to-fill gap in practi- cally every organization in AHS.