Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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'Ba 'Z is Z 1' Vg 2 . - .Slwlmf E g just one of our thirty-eight home-room groups today would, no doubt, in 1849 have been considered quite a large school. Our pioneers in education could hardly have dreamed of a student body approximating fourteen hundred students, with an underclass of more than three hundred, fifty each and a senior class of more than two hundred eighty members, Nor could they have imagined such groups organized as units, carrying on many activities under the leadership of their own elected officers aided by faculty advisers. We come from Catonsville and Woodlawn, from Westchester and Randallstown, from Halethorpe and Arbutus, from Relay and Lansdowne, and from many smaller communities between, but all of us, from eighth- graders to seniors, are proud of dear old Catonsville! So-here we are, the student body of 1949! EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS CLefr to rigbrbx Miss Hutchison, Faculty Adviser, Jean Creswell, Secretaryg Harry Whitelock, President, Gail Kitchen, Vice- President, Carol Parks, Treasurer. NINTH GRADE OFFICERS CLej1 ro righrlx Joan Robinson, Treasurer, Dorothy Messerschmidt, Secretary, Neil Marks, President, Mrs. Appeltofft, Faculty Adviser, Dolly Duckett, Vice-President. dfilif

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