Annapolis High School - Wake Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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1 lecbcafion Mrs. Alexander was one of the first familiar faces our class came to know upon entrance to Annapolis High. As had other classes before us, we soon recognized in her a staunch friend and supporter. While acting as the head of the history depart- ment and giving her students a clear view of early American history, she attended our athletic games regularly and cheered them on to victories. She supported our dances by consenting to chaper- one, and when Talent Night rehearsals began she was one of the directors. For a number of years she has guided our student government and coun- seled its executives. To Mrs. Christiana Alexander, we, the class of 1959, dedicate our WAKE for her many hours of faithful service. Mrs. Alexander works with the executive council. Starting the day off in her homeroom.

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Albert W. Fowble Principal adclminisfrafion Education has been defined as the process by means of which the individual acquires experi- ences that will function in rendering more effi- cient future action. If you follow this definition, your conduct in the future will show how much education you have acquired. This school has tried to give you good habits of study, of application, and of clean thought and speech. If you have ac- quired these, you have something that will func- tion in your later life. It is natural for us to grow mentally, morally, and physically all at the same time. We must always be active physically, alert mentally, and aware morally. If we possess these attributes, we will give our best to life and reap its richest rewards. It has been a pleasure working with you and you have my best wishes for future success and happiness. Norwood Wetherhold Vice-Principal V A ..,. c All part of a busy day.