Abstract
Miss Annie John Williams, a high school teacher at Julian S. Carr Junior High School, Durham, North Carolina, has been an active member of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics for twelve years. She reports that she finds the articles in The Mathematics Teacher very helpful to her in teaching students in the junior high school. Her interest in the improvement of the teaching of mathematics is indicated by her attendance for six years at the Mathematics Institute at Duke University. The sole purpose of this Institute is to provide a mathematics laboratory that will contribute to the improvement of mathematics education. Her special interest in the improvement of the teaching of mathematics is in harmony with her work as National Council Representative. Each year she writes several hundred letters to teachers of mathematics asking them to join the Council— the only national organization devoted solely to their cause. Miss Williams will welcome the assistance of the mathematics teachers in North Carolina in helping her with the National Council work.
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