Fulton County GaArchives Photo Group.....Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. DeFord, Miss Heffernan, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Kennedy 1945
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MISS VIRGINIA HEFFERNAN       Chemistry, Art, Home  Economics
B.s., Iowa State.

There's something puzzling us, that's how Miss Heffernan can get up so early
four mornings a week for Lab, when we can't take but two.

MRS. SIDNEY ANDERSON            History, Literature
B.A., Radford state Teachers College

Although Mrs. Anderson is new this year, she has made a place in our hearts. She
has been mistaken for a student in our school many times. Her efforts have
contributed much to the success of the Cecilians, as well as of the history
classes.

MRS. ETHEL CLARK          Spanish, History I
Young Harris College; B.A., Oglethorpe University.

What would we do without her? But for her willingness and patience with us, it
is very doubtful if Spanish would ever work its way into our brains.

MRS. ELIZABETH W. DeFORD      Typing, Shorthand
Crichton School of Commerce.

Besides her regular work of teaching, she is always so willing to help and to
cooperate with anyone or any school organization. She always has a cheery smile
for everyone.

MRS. W. JAY KENNEDY          Mathematics
Erskine College; A.B., Central State Texas College.

We can't think of anyone who enjoys a joke and sees the funny side of life than
Mrs. Kennedy, she always seems to draw an attentive audience of girls.

Not Pictured:
MRS. JANE MATTINGLY      Piano
Bush Conservatory.

It isn't often that she comes over to see us. When she is present, she usually has something interesting and important to tell us about the musical happenings of the school and also of the city.


Additional Comments:

Extracted from:
Napsoniana
Yearbook of
NAPSONIAN SCHOOL
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
1945



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