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

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Logic Form 555 ,s,,. ii Q-. rl Boyd Xvinkelhlcch ill., AI.,-1. sl Gb' Ulead, ' s Their Basis For Thought 3 6. -., i 5- x E pl I ames Allman Edward Baublis .Xdvanced math students find the eight o'clock sessions in Mr, Winklehleclrs office a fine time to A.B. li,-Y., Mlirl. rlear up problems from the previous night's assignment. 'All City College graduates have certainly been well- ' Ex equipped with the many mathematical tools which they ' will apply in their future years. This knowledge may 1 he used to maintain a husiness, to plan the construction t s gui' I ul a new rocket, or to determine the various mathe- ' marital realtionshi is involved in enetics and medicine. 1 5' ,,... 1 l . 1 Q... llrom algebra through calculus, students can acquire a frank Clhuhh Luther Ditman Lawrence B S I3 I B S 1? 4 I lenbogen I AW ' L. William l-arlev Burt Kaufman fairoll Lloyd BS IIS Ill? lil ffl .T 'fer Q , , ,gn ,Qs it ' .., .. . .U..i.:. Q . '3 .--f ltilliam Iiciu- llvman Sachs Nlariou Yeaple 1 If Its., AIA. Ali. thorough loundation in a subject for which applications are lound in almost all fields of a scientific or com- mercial nature. Host BCC pupils have become fami- liar with advanced algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry, while those taking the advanced col- lege preparatory course have learned to apply opera- tions in additional mathematical subjects. namely, an- alytics and calculus. Indeed, they should he grateful for the line instruttion offered to them in preparing them lor their places in the complex society in which they live. lhe computation of the area oi an isoceles triangle by logarithms is thoroughly explained by Mr. Lluihh to his young gentlemen.

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.-X brief iuterlucle in lmmencr-P provides Mr. I oarcl's German class with an oppor' lututy to ply tier Herr l'rofr'sror with questions. To The Liberal Arts Through the study of modern foreign languages. Clollegians may derive a thorough appreciation of the cultures of other peoples and countries which would otherwise be difficult to obtain. The Modern Lan- guage Department, renowned for its excellent educa' tional capacities, has seen to it that a variety of interest- ing and enriching' courses may be taken by the student. In addition to the regular classical Latin, German, French, and Spanish courses in which a fluent reading knowledge of native literature is stressed, an accelerated Latin course studying Cicero, Virgil, Livy, Horace, anci Caesar is offered. Thus, students may gain a valuable comprehension of the world's cultures and customs, as well as a deep insight into the great classical literature ol' the past. John lilliot lililabeth CikllXClf Nlillarcl Foarcl ill. tlleaclp AB. A4-If-. 14113. A 'i 5' - 9 ' .as it sa t S- -:- 5' y M it X Robert Creed Whitney Dunning XYilliatn Eisner Rosalie Lepharclt Ii? -11? HS' VY B9 Mr. Elliot gives Frank Tamberino and Paul Siemers a French text from the li- brary of the Modern Language Depart- ment. 'S X 'W I Geraldine Ifostcr Bernard Crorbau YVilliam Hill ILS.. MA. H.S.,'M..4. A.B. - 4,1 4 Q Mildred Sheff A.Ii., MA. Jesse I.exitt Kathryn Scott AB., .Us-1. AB. -v. 've 'Q' 3- 'ts ,if

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Accuracy, Their Rule For Experiment 'Q 4 f , sf' -Q if 1 TPIOWS leon im-imtti McDonald A4-H. li.,S1 flieadl l ll: Ilcnabuig assists Xlbeit lzinstein in the identifitation of thc internal organs of thc frog during biology lab. ln the classrooms and laboratories of the Castle on the Hill. students explore the manifold wonders and mysteries of a scientific era. Each day, Collegians enter lascinating worlds ol' mitrostopic plant life, of lloly bal- zintcs, and ol flasks and Bunsen burners. They ac- quire knowledge which enriches their lives with under- standing and appreciation of the complex mechanisms and wondrous functions of the world in which they live. The future scientists of a growing nation study all types and fields of science. ranging through animal behavior patterns, physical laws, and molecular struc- ture of compounds. The Science Department realizes the importance of such studies and offers many enriched rourses in thc' biological, physical, and chemical sci- ences. An advanced nation is one which is well sup- plied with stientists and engineers ol all types. Here. the foundations ol a stronger .Xinerica are constantly being built. llrt- normality of an NaOH solution is tlclctmincd by Nli. lliclinslsi as lic lli'lll4lllNll'.lli'N the process of titration to his chemistry class. ran Kirk Island .lffvnw Dvnabllffz AUB' ns, .lI,.4.. fan. ge-x l S r .lt Ilaxid .lt-ssc llinson Russell, johnson I-'rccdcnburg ILS., ALS. IIN, BS. 2 1 'pu 12' . it 9 3- JPL' t if M l'a t1LglEw6Yse1' Bernagll: Kuder Mfgsrrrlfi k 'W ' HS., l'f1.I7, l gf- -O - -4-I X. lost' h Schwarz l'i.1lWHlllSClll!l2NK'l' Clay Smll P . , 11.5. zrs., AI.lfrI, 1f,s1, Am. 2l