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

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H ' Q 2 Q' hr-- -, x. r 1 :Q f' . N 1,5 Norman Burnett Harry Ball Gerald Doyle Clmirnzrnz ILFA. B.l-YA.. Mid. C: Q GO -s. L- e 757 22: X ' ,H , l is.. Q l Nlelvin Filler john Robbins XB.. MA. B.F..-X. The Fine Express T Arts hem iss' - as fr 'MJ l lh. 'Ill 4? 'lhc proper constitution of a modcl house is the tcntcr of attrartion of N111 Robbins and his class. The Art Department acquaints BCC students with the symmetry, form, and style which make great works of art and, through the mediums of painting, sculptur- ing, and designing, encourages expression and interpre- tation of environment. Constructive analysis of students' works result in products of which the boys are justly proud. XVhile developing an esthetic outlook, the Art Department utilizes artistic ability for a practical pur- pose in creating the beautiful posters advertising dances and plays. Renowned for its quality and effectiveness, the Mus- ical Department has won for City College many of the most honored and coveted awards in our state. Excep- tional instruction in singing and playing musical in- struments has resulted in musical organizations such as the band, orchestra, and glee club- which are lauded 1 at every performance. XVith a new music building, the Nlusic llepartment can now produce more accomplished musicians than before and make City Colleges achieve- ments in music a standard which will not be surpassed. Hlllilf Nh Crowley instructs this gloup on the pxolci apprcciilion of Norton strikes up tl 4 s mc of tux 46- -qu- Donald Norton john Crowley Trygve Rydberg Clmirmalz MA, BS., Mus. BS., MA., lid.D. 25