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

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.. if-f 'EE F fg ing adxice for their future college days, Bob Feinberg and Andy Petite ufm nfs guidance. Part of the hewilclerment and confusion n'hic'h eon- fronts a student when he first enters City is eased by the careful guidance offered him by our staff of four coun- Counselors Direct Interests A . it A .. 1 e4 th' - 3- -P 1- . .ef I- ts. . .Tv , -.ifgij 1' .2-1 llaxid Kaufman XYilliant liateson .-1.17. tfihairmanj ,ss 'Z' X- i - l ' i . . Q '54 hh .1 rx 'A' .. B I A Gustavus Sic-rents Stanley XYMnc-r : ' r .5 . .-tn., .w..4. are directed by Mr. 1'8 WI!! sClc1ts. And problems, whether large or small - a con- fusing schedule or a reference for an outside job - nic-an a trip to the counselors' office. 'the Guidance Department forms the foundation for the school's aeaclemie, commercial, and technical programs. 'lihrough the administration of aptitude tests and planning of stuclent-counselor Conferences, Colleg- ians are sorted into those groups which comprise the manifold courses offered by the schoolg and by means of various other services, the Guidance Department aids the student in ltis choice of college and profession. hot plate, please. An order of mashed potatoes. The chow line IIIOYCS Oll. lhe student at City College is highly fortunate in having at his immediate disposal an excellent and varied collection of publications. In recent years, Citfs li- brary has become an integral part of its educational program. Students are well-equipped for study and research with a c-omprehensixe Collection of books and c-ncyclopeclias, as well as a first-rate selertion of mag- afines. liach day, many hundreds of flollc-gians enter our well-lcept cafeteria to enjoy forty-five pleasurable min- utes of luncrh and study. Groups of friends and class- mates gather together for pleasant conversation and ex- chanect of ideas. 5 The staff of our cafeteria provides needed nutri- tional products for all tastes and whims, ancl a large xariety of fooci is always available to the student. 1-X lievii nl' ,,, N f Ida. I.. Glass Maud I'ertsch I.iIn'r1r1nr1 Dj,-1j1j,,,, ILS.

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43 Donald Norton f ns. .i1..4.. lg , , rC.hairinanj , , , px.. ' H 4 .2 - -af -1,- f1.,2' s -J John Klrowlev 'livgve Rvdbeig AVA' ILS 'UA' 'flleai' .Xhna Slater. xoui sons we'Il always bc, -- Nh. Rxdlwig inakes certain that Collcg know their school song. The Clitv College Nlusic Department has upheld for nianv years the fine standards established by its excel- lent vocal and instrumental organizations. Every pos- sible opportunity is made available to those students who are musically inclined or who would enjoy learn- ing to play an instrument. The average student is taught and encouraged to appreciate good rnusicg and The Art Department is as much a service organiza- tion as it is an educational branch of the school: for, in addition to instructing the average student in the fundamentals of the subject and preparing the serious pupil for his future career, this hard working depart- ment contributes the necessary stage settings for as- semblies and other school presentations and aids greatly through this encouragement on the part of all concern- ed. CIitv's concert band, orchestra, and glee club have attained state-wide recognition for their efforts. Talents Express Ideas in advertising all of our social functions. The De- partment also generously supplies posters for various school-wide campaigns. .4 female at Citi College - Geraldine Brunner is an art major from Iiastern High School taking the art curriculum along with Sheldon Svlbert and Ronald Carmel under Mr, Filler. ,s Xqy -A7 A . .,N,, E Ib Yoiinaii lillllllll llaiix Ball ,. L- if haiiinani l5.I ..A1. , , - t c tw . L, ,Q -r xi R

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