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

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James Spiser George Stamas Robert Streimer ,. ... Z A 8, 1 Charles XY. Strodman FL- ' ' C' f David Tapper -T .f ' E? 'tuf- Ed Taylro james Taylor I jacob Thames fx I M Manuel Thodore Darrett Thomas Harvev Thomas Charles Thompson Charles Thompson ' Pau R I Thompson oger Timmons XYilex' Timmons t V X 1 fi Norman Tinanoff i Felix Torasco F Charles Tormollen A James Traglia A K james Travis cz? George Truitt ' Y Larvson Tucker I A Joseph Turner jack Vineburg -V john Vondracek Lynn Waldorf f I and Ronald YYalchnan , ,D Lawrence -I. Walley ' ' Stuart Walsky K v Richard XYalter Gearge XVarner Calvin Hlaters Frank Waxman Theodore 'Wiseberg Lawrence XVetzler joseph White Cl Richard H'ard ifton H'illiams jerry XVilliams Q -ol ,i xlr. I f 1: X In Anticipation Of Success 1v's . R 4 1 Underclassxnen enjoy intramural sports. Bernard Whitaker Jay XVhite Richard XVhite james Williams Randolph Hlilliams Nerell YVillson Harold XVinkler Stephan XViner james Wise Robert lVise Edward XVolinski George XVood Richard XVood Bernard lVyCl16

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Af Wt Arthur Parker Kenneth Patrtck Nhrtm Perlllls Q I-.dgar Perrw may Randolph Peterson John Plluso Nilchael PSHIISJ Howard Pllflll George Purnell Charles Reed A Phllllp Reed Edward Relnhardt NI1les Resntck Richard Reutet Edward Ringgold joseph Rltter james Robert Robert Robmson Benjamm Ross Nlelun Royster jeffrey Rubm Charles Runkles Raymond Rwan Iohn Sammls Rlchard Sawadoss Fmnk Scarlatta Arnold Scher Chrxstopher Schuetger Roger Sclarretm Charles Scott kenneth Scott Cut Shanahan Barry Shltan Iames Srmms Constance Sttatas Davtd Smdct Roger Soberg Robert Spanglc x 'n -fi f , ft. ' 1 ll w x Gerald Patnode ames Plat er

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Ilfrzsltmen ,S-Snhulusiic clfnahers x, . One of the primary goals for students at the Balti- more City College is the development of their intellec- tual capabilities. At the end of each quarter, lmovs having the highest averages are cited for their achievements on the Honor Rollg and in their final vear, those seniors who have compiled the top ten averages are admitted to the highly respected Scholastic Hall of Fame. To honor those underclassmen who have attained a high academic standing vve hut started 1 Scholastic Ieiders Roll which max be lound at the conclusion of each respective xear Yictor Lieberman Ilerlaert Burhem David Bessman 1-Qdward Max Xlotton Isessler 97.6 95,0 91.41 91.2 r g 'QM Princl al Henrs Xost extends congratulations to high ranking freshmen Ldsvatd Nhx David Iitssman XIOIIOII Kessler Xictm Iiebetman ind P Herbert Burhem I'ndercl'issmen ready themselves for thc day's work. '. C ' 4' -' s ' ' ' to her frcshn -n homcrox 4 ' 's. .X f-4,4 .,.,,k? X nn' ...P ..a