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

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The History Club The History Club is composed of members of the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classes. Their aim is to iron out the wrinkles in world affairs and to set the nations on the path of peace where charity and brotherly love will prevail. First row: Sister Venard, Princess Simmons, Bar- bara Murrell, Sandra Smith, Carmen Swain, Jeannette Haynes, Delorist Dereef, Gloria Carter, Barbara Joyner, Sister Joanne Elizabeth. Second row: Catherine Hughes, Joanna Tolbert, Carolyn Nunn, Constance Crews, Lucille Johnson, Lilly Belle Williams, Avis Boozer, Wanetta Har- ris. Third row: Mary Payne, Barbara Linton, Jacquelyn Batchelor, Barbara Clyburn, Laetitia Smith, Mar- garet Stevenson, Elizabeth Coatney, Joyce Roddy. Gloria Carter explains the Korean situation to her classmates, Avis Boozer and Laetitia Smith.

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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.”

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Juniors and Sophomores The French Class leads a merry life as one can readily judge after a glance at these pictures. First of all, we see a group rest- ing on a grassy knoll at lunch time. Then it’s back to class where recordings and records make the class more enjoyable. Between classes a romp on the campus helps to revive interest, and Sister Venard is there to interest them in French conversation. A menu doesn’t bother them, since lunch period is over, but they are being prepared for a trip to Paris where French must be spoken if one wants to eat. The record is good, whatever it is.