Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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1926 -:- JUNE BUG -:- C. H. S. armor:as-1-soooooocmeznczxcaczacacinczuczntarnooaorzmtaoatmrncs-tance:-:moootnraocaaoocatataotaoca FACULTY HIGH SHOOL DEPARTMENT Mary O. Ebaugh ..........................................,.................,..... Civics Lillian M. Creighton .........................,.,................... ........ S cience Rebecca Neepier Odell fSubstitutej ........ ........ S cience Elinor N. Spicknall ...........,.....,......,..... .......... L atin Lillian Potter Hattersley .........,......... ........ F rench Amelia H. Fritz .......,...i..,.. .....................,... S cience Lillian M. Kloppel ......... ........................... E nglish Helen L. Barnes ............ .............................. E nglish Edna F. Schwartz ........ .......... A lgebra and French Madeline W. Geiman ....,.. ......... H istory and Latin Saville Clift ................... ....................... H istory Ella G. Josselyn ............,...... ........................... E nglish M. Elizabeth Connolly ......... .......... A lgebra and Science Marion Gross Schroedl ....... ......,............ M athematics Hannah Scott ................. ........ C ommercial Subjects Agnes Wild .............,..................................,....................... Science Helen Stone .....................................,............ English and History Cornelia B. Hildreth fSubstitutej .................,.................... Music E. Elsworth Hall ............................................., Manual Training Katherine E. Braithwaite .................................... Household Arts Ethel Annan ....................... ......... P hysical Training, Girls William L. Boggs ............ ......... P hysical Training, Boys Elizabeth J. Kelly .......................................... Substitute Assistant ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT Maud B. Sherwood .................................................... First Grade Rose H. Duyer ................ ..,....... F irst Grade Bessie K. Stoddard .......... ......... S econd Grade A. Elizabeth Lewis .......,..... ......... S econd Grade Margaret R. Molesworth ........ ..................... T hird Grade Alice Layman .............,..,... ........,............... T hird Grade Julia W. Jones ................. ....... T hird and Fourth Grades Gertrude C. Gosnell ........ .................,..... F ourth Grade Anna E. Schotta ........... ..............,.... F ourth Grade L. May Smith .....,.... ...,..... F ifth Grade Edna A. Kirby .............. ......... F ifth Grade Evelyn L. Gibbons .......... ........ S ixth Grade Minnie P, Gerwig ............... ........ S ixth Grade Florence E. Peddicord .......,. ......,.,... S ixth Grade Ivy Hudson ......,..........,. ..........,....... S eventh Grade Miriam Cronhardt ...... ...................... S eventh Grade Jeannette R. Jones .....,.. ....... F ifth and Seventh Grades Ethel Annan ............ ......... P hysical Training, Girls William L. Boggs ........ ......... P hysical Training, Boys Eight

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1926 -:- JUNE BUG -:- C. H. S. ncaocaoeatatacatsooavaoocmotncmaoOfaaoacaaatssamaaazomootmaacaOtatafatacmszaacznotzv EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief VIVIAN LITCHFIELD PARKER Advertising Manager . Circulation Manager FRANCIS MARION MCCOMAS HUGH NORMAN EMERSON Art Editor JOHN WALTER LEIMBACH Assistant Art Editors JAMES ERIC BURTON CHARLES EVERETT PHILLIPS ELIZABETH COLT SCHERMERHORN Sport Editors TEMPEST ESTELLE CLARK FRED CARLE HAMMEL Joke Editor ANNA VAILLE HALL Associate Editors Dorothea Wilhelmina Barthel Mildred Martha Eitemiller Sarah Emery Chase William Henr Ewalt, Jr. Y Charlotte Wright Hammond Anna Frances Taggart 2 Qlg f If . 'f'lllllp.1IIfV'f Y I were W Q 5, Sl,llll2Qfzlllt C., .i gW L Seven

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The Traditional Song of Catonsville High School I Better than classes of other years, we rank among the best, The loyal Class of Twenty-Six, from the good old C. H. S. We're proud of our name and our colors, too, those colors of Gold and Blue So here's a hurrah, for one and all-let's toast to our dear old School. II Here's to the town of Catonsville, here-'s to the C. H. S. Here's to the Hag that floats o'er all: here's to each separate class: Here's to our Alma Mater dear, the pride of every heart, Here's to the School we all love best, from which we hate to part. III Here's to the Yellow, bright as gold: here's a hurrah for Blue: Here's a wish for its swift advance, while the years pass through: Here's a last toast to Catonsville. bright with the hopes so dearg Here's a last toast to our dear old School, our Alma Mater dear. IV Oh, Catonsville, dear Catonsville, thy sons will ne'er forget! The golden haze of student days is round about us yet. Those golden days will come no more, but through the passing years, The thought of you, so good, so true, will fill our eyes with tears. K JI X I K? x G Nine