Thomas A Edison High School - Talon Yearbook (Fairfax County, VA)

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to Enhance Traditional Math Not Pictured: MISS SARAH HINKLE Dayton, Va. Asbury College, U. of S.C. Math MRS. WINNIE WOOLEY Tyler, Tex. Prairie View College, Va. State College Algebra II, Trig., Analysis, Algebra I MISS FIRTH MORRIS Elmhurst, Ill. U. of Ill., U. of Tenn. Algebra I, Math, English II MR. JOHN ROSS, JR. Springfield, Va. U. Va., U.S. Military Academy Math I, Algebra I MR. MERRILL SANFORD Norwich U., G.W.U., U.S. Naval Academy Algebra Mr. Wagenhals explains parallel lines concept. MR. H. I. SMITH Alexandria, Va. U.S. Naval Academy Algebra II, Math II MR. STANLEY WAGENHALS Minneapolis, Minn. Catholic U., U.S. Naval Academy, G.W.U. Geometry, Math I

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Students Learn New Methods MISS ANN GALLAGHER Trenton, N.J. Trenton State College Algebra I, Math I MR. ARTHUR GILLIS Raeford, N.C. U. of N.C., U.S. Naval Academy U. of Pittsburgh, Math 1, Geometry Not Pictured: MRS. MARGARET EDELMAN Alex., Va. Cornell U. General Math Mr. Blevins must have had a rough day. Drawing straight lines is sometimes difficult. 22

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These time tests take so long Business Courses Benefit Both MISS KATHRYN ATWOOD Front Royal, Va. Madison College Typing I and II General Business MRS. YVONNE MORAN Roanoke, Va. Madison College Typing I and II General Business Personal Typing Notehand The business courses benefit the college bound students as well as those who are career bound. Students begin to learn to be adept in handling office equipment and in meth¬ ods of business management. Commercial courses are of¬ fered for the training of future secretaries, business manag¬ ers, bookkeepers, and accountants. Such courses include typing, shorthand, business math, notehand and personal typing, and clerical and secretarial office practices. 24