Wakefield High School - Starstone Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Cerutti, Mrs. Tate, and Mrs. Lloyd. Homemakers hold forth in Wakefield s first floor rambling Home Economics rooms. The Home-Ec department is made up of four outstanding homemakers. MRS. AND- ERSON, who holds a M. A. from George Washington and MRS. LLOYD, a graduate of Madison are old-timers with the depart- ment. MRS. PRISCILLA CERUTTI, form- erly Miss Crowe, is now taking practical advantage of her homemaking skills. Mrs. Cerutti’s alma mater is Pennsylvania State. A recent addition to the staff is MRS. MIN- NIE TATE, who taught at Claremont last year. Mrs. Tate, who attended Georgia State Teacher’s College and is now attending the University of Maryland, has a son at Har- vard and a son here at Wakefield. Suzie Price, Mrs. Cerutti, and Judy Foy. Oh. will she ever learn how to do this?

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Music Department responsible for excellent vocal and instrumental music. f Mr. Gerald Lewis Mr. Harvey Krasney MR. HARVEY KRASNEY, director of Senior and Junior High Orchestras, and the man directly responsibl e for the cham- ber music in school, works both at Wake- field and Brandon and was awarded his M. S. by Juilliard. MR. GERALD LEWIS is director of the Senior High Band and the Junior High Band. Mr. Lewis was awarded his M. M. by Northwestern University. MISS DONNA WHITTAKER, director of all choral groups in the school, was awarded her M. A. by the University of Michigan. Miss Whittaker is particularly noted for her sincere desire to produce ex- cellent music in Wakefield. Thus far she has succeeded admirably. You’ll find her picture on page 21. 25

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Mr. Wood I The Industrial Arts department at Wakefield is composed of six capable teachers. Each has a separate interest which he pursues avidly. Other than teaching Wood Shop, MR. SAMUEL WOOD, awarded his M. A. by George- town, is also an active member of his church choir. MR. JOHN JOHNSON, our electronics in- structor, is a graduate of East Carolina College and is presently taking a course in electronics and color television. MR. WILLIAM M. BOWERS was awarded his M. A. by the University of Florida. At the pre- sent time, Mr. Bowers is taking courses in typo- graphy and photography. MR. VICTOR E. REPP’S vital interest is in developing the foundry area and the electrical plating. Mr. Repp was awarded his M. Ed. by the University of Maryland. The major interest of MR. JAMES STEMPLE, who is at the present teaching industrial arts, is lapidary and jewelry making. Next year he will have a course in the latter subjects. Mr. Stemple was awarded his M. A. from the University of Maryland. MR. ALBERT SCARTZ really enjoys teaching, for he teaches mechanical drawing at Lorton Pri- son, as he does here at school. Mr. Scartz was awarded his B. S. by Fairmont State. I. D. men a hard-working hut playful team. Mr. Johnson, Mr. Stemple, Mr. Bowers, Mr. Scartz, Mr. Repp.