St Annes Academy - Annette Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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The Sophomores Laetitia Smith joined the classes at the Academy this year. She came from New York City, and she is tops in everything, music inclu- ded. Delorist Dereef decided to register at St. Anne’s this year. She and Gloria Carter are bosom pals, and they allow nothing to come be- tween them. Avis Boozer has been at the ' Academy for two years. She likes Latin, but she figures that two years of it ought to be enough for anyone. Barbara Linton is also an old-timer at the Academy. She is quiet but she also en- joys a good time. Jacquelyn Batchelor has spent two years at Saint Anne’s. Because she is am- bitious, she has attended summer school, and she hopes to be a Senior next year. Gloria Carter came to us as a Freshman. She is quiet and demure but very good company when one knows her. Constance Crews is an old timer at Saint Anne’s as she attended the grammar grades here. Lucille Johnson is almost a pioneer at Saint Anne’s Academy. She is a good worker and manages to make the passing grade in spite of difficulties. 25

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The Mathematics Club First row: Princess Simmons, Barbara Murrell, Sandra Smith, Carmen Swain, Avis Boozer, Jeannette Haynes, Delorist Dereef, Gloria Carter, Wanetta harris. Second row: Mary Payne, Lilly Belle Williams, Barbara Clyburn, Constance Crews, Joanna Tolbert, Lu- cille Johnson, Barbara Joyner, Laetitia Smith. Third row: Jacqueline Batchelor, Carolyn Nunn, Margaret Stevenson, Elizabeth Coatney, Joyce Roddy. At Saint Anne’s Academy the students are offered three years of Mathematics, consisting of Elem- entary Algebra and Plane Geometry, which are musts, as well as Intermediate Algebra which is an elective. The members of these classes form the Math Club which proves to be more of a social gathering than a club interested in Math- ematics. Judging by the smiling faces, it is hard to believe that these are the same girls who frown at a simple equation in Algebra, or who seem to be on the verge of a breakdown because Geometry, with its axioms, theorems, and pos- . tulates, is so difficult.

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The Junior-Senior Prom The music is soon forgotten, but the memories linger. The Junior Class Officers greet the Senior Class Officers at the door of the auditorium to assure them that a night of memories has been planned. Delores Anderson has been voted for an J at the Prom she is crowned “Queen of the Festivities.”