Annapolis High School - Wake Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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Helping keep the school on an even keel are Mrs. Marjorie Bonari, secretary to the Principal and Mrs. Mary Ann Vick, office clerk. YVith patience and understanding they help solve the many problems of both the faculty and students. joan Myers, school treasurer, keeps our financial records and informs us of our balances

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The rung of ll lllflfler was nffzfer' meant to rest upon, but only to hold fl nmnfs foot long enough to enable him lo pu! the ofller .Y0!lIFZUll!1l lzigllerf' -'Iqll0I112lS Huxley Your g'raduation lrom Annapolis l-Iigh School means that you have passed another rung in the ladder on your way to higher goals. Your school has tried to help you in some way to attain these goals. You should now have the ability to make yourself do the necessary thing, at the proper time, even if it is unpleasant at times. This is one ol' the most valuable results of all education. I have enjoyed working with you and hope all of you go on to bigger and better things. You have my best wishes for future success and happiness. Mr. Albert NV. Fowble Prinfijml

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Mrs. Christiana Alexander Mrs. Vivian Bender Mr. Anthony Bischoff History Social Studies, Engiish, Mathematics, Science journalism .748 6LCllAy Mr. Lawrence Bonari Miss Sarah Burt Industrial Arts Art Miss Katharine COX Miss Elizabeth Davis English English Miss Dorothy Hamilton Miss Mary Louise Hicks Guidance History Mrs. Henryetta Carpenter Mr. joseph Coe Commercial Geometry Miss Nancy Durig M,-, Harvey Hall 8 History Science