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Sarah T. Schantz will teach Latin in the preparatory school and French in.grades three, four, five and seven. She has taught Latin, French and English in Alexandria, Falls Church, Virginia Beach and Norfolk in Virginia, and in Hawaii.

Mrs. Schantz holds a master’s degree in Latin fron the University of Michigan and received her under-; graduate degree through studies at UM and Vassar College.

Elizabeth A. Beckwith will be! teaching Latin, Greek and classical' literature. ;

She holds three masters degrees-; in Greek, from the University of Pennsylvania, and in medieval stud-; ies and medieval Latin, both from* the Catholic University of American! (CUA). Her undergratuate degree is; from St. Holyoke College. ;

Mss Beckwith most recently! taught Latin and French as Harris-! burg Academy in Wormleysburg,; Pa. and also taught at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, Pa.,! in Rockville, Md., and at St. An-! selm’s Academy in Washington* D.C. and at CUA.

A new American Studies pro-' gram at WCDS ydll prepare foreign; students for the school’s interna-; tional studies degree. American literature and history will be taught by! Frederic W. Chandler under an En-! glish as a second Language (ESL) format.

Mr. Chandler has a master of arts in English from Villanova University and earned his undergraduate degree in English with minors! in Latin and philosophy from St. Bo-' naventure Univeristy, where he graduate magna cum laude.

Wakefield Country Day School,' Inc. is an independent coed school; for students in prekindergarten through grade 12. Students from' Clarke, Culpeper, Fauquier, Frederick, Loudoun, Page, Prince William, Rappahannock, Shenandoah, and Warren counties in Virginia and Jefferson County in West Virginia commute daily to the campus in Huntly. Boasting a well-rounded program, including athletics and the arts, the school is particularly wellknown for its challenging classical curriculum.

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