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

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And Occupational Skills Technology-an applied science as contrasted to a pure one - is the science ol industrial arts. The phases of this subject taught at the Baltimore City College in- clude those preparatory courses in wood and metal shop, printing, mechanical drawing, electricity, mechanics, and shop math. All subjects bring out the skills of the mechanically inclined stud-ents and turn out well trained men to lill technical positions. For students who wish to study engineering or related lields in instittt- tions ol' higher learning, a College Preparatory Tech- nical Course is offered, including the study of metal- lurgy and electronics. livery aspect ol the Baltimore City College 'lechnical curriculutn offers interested students the benefits ol excellent instruction and tnodern mech- anized equipment. Prof Hensen supetuses his students as they stttye to acquire thc correct techniques of metal crlft -'E' if f K. I ...H 18 A mf Q ai? .ir fl Q Edward 1. Arnold Francis Gill Henry L. Hensen Head B. S. B. S. ts. s., M. .-x. T Q43 -us! f Andrew E Melby Yvilliam -I Rassa Bentamin F ctnmc Srlberman Schmidt XI F c intiu tcics of chan production ate illustrated by Prof R'iss'1 L., J-li' Y ' HIV .ps -fa -ff Andi' A i Bling 'Q ,fei i-2-,ff M' .13 eff-1' ..,.,4 'fix i . , ' . ' I I AV ' I y 14 Q A ls. X' . - MNA ' c 3 1 . News . A fy . . I f 5 E -1. ..- , B.S. . i B.S V N ts. S., . ..-x. '.,'L xx 'X 2 . . . . . yy.. ,. 5 if ' x R1 ,L 0, 3 ff. gr . 7 . I K V 1 A W S . ,X , R ' i X 'M . 4' ' f ye., 't ff! .v ' iv' 5 i ' 3.6 ' K' -Ulf A rf ' iam: - 'Q-arg A ,- .C-W , r - . ni -'T tf:,n.-in- mia t . ' - .. 2 ,Q ' fog: - A --ff ,Lt i , .af , '--' t. , . Q , ' 3 .' V 3. , ' Am- l V-.f.1.fbu.' i -'fjg' V I-1 . : ' L. 5, I ,L Z I- gl x r- '-r ,. F . uw' K ' A .i -.ff7rt?i i s S-,-4-:U-lf' 455' W 1 I .yi .I air' y, . 'YR 5 ,S I. I 4: A I 2l

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Developing Technlq ues 'gg- Head ABVIA MAB is Qqqv Hlalter N Robert j Phelan James S Royer Jr Lmthlcum B S M S B S M Ed Partlupanon tn tsplng tests tnthcatcs the boss speed 1nd .atculacv 'u-- Q fx if - ,ni Ihc chnel LOlllIllJlllOl5 to the pxospeutv of the Lnlted Smtes me the lllllllCl0Ll5 small busmess fxrms nhuh ne lound throughout the n mon In order to IIICLI the demands ol these lDllSll1Cb5CS lol more 1nd bet tu quthhetl tlelu nl lNOllxClS the LOIlllllClLlll Depart ment stxnes to pxoude the best posslble educitlon for those xx ho msh to uotlt Ill 1 nletclntlle ll ide The De pntxnent otlexs courses Ill typlng bookkeeping, short h md and olhce pl lllllt. to lntexested students is nell ns lJlSllllJllllXC 1-ductxtxon 1 course ol study XNlllCl1 IS 1 lOllllJllllllOll ol tonnnelual COUISLS and those lcadenuc subjects lequlretl fox QlZ1Cll1ll1OIl Xs the XIUCFICHII econ omy continues to expand gl lduites ol the C lstle s com 1ne1c11l courses mll flllll thelr places 111 the norld of busmess Students monk dthgentls on calculators as Prof Lmthtcum mspects unnmexcxal dtpartment machmery Z R Z I I 1 ' ' , . . . .' I .. ' . . . t . . . . ' 'K 1 ' ' A z ' . , I H ' H. .' .. ' . . K - 'www ,. in B ,,, s. 2 d - ' ' H ' 1 ' 2 'Z . - 1 ' I ' ' I l , ' , ' 2 ,L ' J ' . . ' -' ' , ' -. ' , . - f . . ' ' I 1 . . , , L 1 r ' ' 1 ' ' ' 2 1 J 2 Samuel Goldsmith Hlllham R. Bentley - ' - - ' - sf 2 ' H A, 5 A, ' , A ' '1 A ' ' y . ' . v t, --1 . . K rl. 13.5 .. B.A. - ' '-1 1 - 'L l ' I I L Q 2

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E . . Students look on as Prof. Parker demonstrates volley ball tech- niques. ii City llZll2il0!'S absorb helpful tips on the ancient art of swimming. -H ws F' 'Q .nj l . lr'- Q 43551 i, -v ' The Body That a complete athletic program is an essential link in a well-balanced liberal education is fully recognized by the Baltimore City College Physical Education De- partment. lVith access to ample gymnastic equipment, well kept athletic fields, and the second largest indoor pool on the East Coast, students are offered a varied program. By means of a fundamental physical develop ment program, marked by modern methods of training, Collegians are offered every opportunity to increase their athletic prowess. City athletes acquire a competitive spirit, a sportsmanlike attitude, and at keen understand- ing of the various facets ol' their respective sports as they engage in such diverse activities as football, wrestling, lacrosse, and track under the guidance of trained instruc- tors. Coordinaton and physical control are attained by utilizing the school's apparatus facilities. Natural stam- ina and skill are enhanced through participation in school-wide intramural competition. Thus, a City Col- lege student has ample opportunity to gain a broad ath- letic background to complement his academic education. X if . Q ,sh 1 if-'N ' ' .14 Q U f- +- , of S K I g ', - ,,i' y V, A . A f Q fl' K .f'f41fiif:ts5' ' XV. Kenneth Clark RI. Hudak Louis K. Lassahn Yan Sant B. S. A. B., M. Ed. Head B. S. Frank D. Lee Jerome Nathanson Robert E. Novak Eugene J. Parker B. S. B. S., M. Ed. B. S. B. S. Q A k V-1 if as I X v x F . I ' X -- tt, Q ,f.1,s1. I t 1- El f T l k .V,,',,3 biggggi one f X . H- - f-in The Essence Cf Cur Welfare Sara Cohett Nlaud l'. Perlsch Nelson Robinson Secretary Dietician Custodian -,,,Q i'