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

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f-£rU J £r+£i J 4 ' Y-y- (l Ofyr f - , )i C .) ' i O -- 3+0 - A-i 2 . 3+ :4 Freshmen i The Freshmen enjoy their full schedule. Here we find them working in their English class, and again in their algebra and general science. The night of the Prom found Joanna and Princess in a happier mood, and it was a night that will never be forgotten. In the “Rec” one must watch her steps, for she is liable to upset Princess’ jig saw puzzle that she and Carolyn worked so hard to put together. The Sisters are not alone in finding peace and quiet in the sweet little chapel. The doors are always open and the girls are welcome to wander in.

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Television is a favorite witn tne Boarders. Sister Joanne Elizabeth, their Prefectress, has everything ready at seven thirty every evening and there are no tardy members from study hour. 0 The girls’ recreation room is often the scene of a card game in the afternoon. This picture was taken before Easter, and Carolyn and Princess are much interested in the styles in “Seventeen.” Healthy girls have healthy appetites, and even those who never ate break- fast at home find the time drag between Mass and the breakfast bell. ft TV m , , ; 4 |P. ,1 St; „• L . 1 VI: , •flr 7 f hi ‘ jA .• « urt ! ' Li-

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Baseball and basketball are the favorites with the day hops. At lunch hour many would prefer playing a game of soft ball to eating their lunch. The cheers and shouts can be heard blocks away when Dorethea gets at the bat and gives one of her powerful swings. These are a fewo the candid shots that were taken on the playground during a lunch period. Begin- ning in September the girls will have a regular coach so that they will be able to play with neighboring teams. mgm $ Sr MB m k m