Baltimore City College - Green Bag Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Table Of C onienfs INTRODUCTION . 1 Dedication , Classroonr11arid1I7ac1ilty1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Administration: English: Languages: Mathematics: Sci- ence: Guidance: Library: Music: Art: Social Studies: Gym: Technical: School Staff: Commercial. Activities ...........,..........,........... SAC: Executive Board: Association of Club Presidents: Collegian: GREEN BAG: News Bureau: Oriole: Clubs in Retrospect: Athletic Service: Service: Locker Supervis- ors: Library: Audio-Visual: Stage Crew: Radio Broad- casting: Radio: Photography. Sophomores ............... .....,.,. Freshmen . . . . . 1 . ckasgcatinkfyi s5cLeffr50l5ai1Q Citybsiyj r'nkf5,LmfaiS.' Activities ....,.1.....,..................... Civil Defense: UNY: Current Events: Future Teachers of America: Biology: Astronomy-Physics: Chemistry: Science-Research: Chex and Checker: Mathematics: Sales: Hunting and Fishing: Drum and Bugle Corps: Concert Band: Orchestra: Collegians: Glee Club. Basketball: Fencing: Wrestling: Swimming. Midsemors . 1.1 .,,1 1 Commencement: History: Awards: Officers: Who's Who: Banquet: Prom: My Three Angels : Portraits. Dance Calendar 1 . I Track: Baseball: Coli: of Iiame Activities ....................,..,........, Cl3SSiC2l: Dramatics: Quill and Scroll: Honor Society: Carrollton-Wight: Bancroft: Religion: Modern Lan- guage: Hi-Y: Body Building. Stalag l7 : Class: History: Who's Who: Awards: Of- ficers: Farewell: Moonlight: Sports Dance: Prom: Com- mencement: Banquet: Portraits. ADVERTISEMENTS Class Directory

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We Dedicate N -4 ' U RQ! 9 1 f .ir-Ti . 'n,1 . R s- J in Mr. Austermann enjoys February Senior Banquet with boys. The Class of June 1956 will always treasure its memories of Prof. Richard VV. Austermann be- cause of the close friendship that existed between them. As their class adviser and teacher, Mr. Austermann's sincerity and untiring efforts en- deared him to all who knew him. Because of his unselfish work for the class during the past two years, this senior year has ended a truly outstand- ing stay at City College. During the past 29 years literally thousands of other students and teachers have benefited from knowing Mr. Austermann here at City. His constant interest in science manifested itself not only in a unique physics course but also in the ' ' PROF. RICHARD VV. AUSTERMANN Born April 16, 1889 Died March 29, 1956 Radio and Astronomy-Physics Clubs which he ad- vised. The traditions of City College are not the result of a mere passing of time. Into them have gone the efforts of men such as Mr. Austermann - men willing to devote their lives to the edu- cation and betterment of others. The ideals that were so deeply a part of Mr. Austermann's character made him a truly out- standing person and teacher. VVe, the members of his graduating class, will carry on in the same noble devotion to duty that characterized his en- tire life.

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