Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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gafonian Sha!! J. WILLIAM TREUTH Ediznr-in-Chief EDITORIAL STAFF MARILYN CAVEY JOHN H. CROCKETT PHYLLIS EUBANK BARBARA SPINNLY WILLIAM T. DURR Phozagmplner VIRGINIA MESSICK Chief Typist! ADYISERS Mlss ELLA G. 'IOSSILLYN 304462 of gon fenfd Foreword . . . . Our School .... The Faculty .,.,. The Student Body ..... . Eighth Grade Orhcers and Advisers , , , Ninth Grade Ofhcers and Advisers Eighth Grade Class , Ninth Grade Class, Tenth Grade Class Officers and Advisers Junior Class Orhcers and Advisers . . The Seniors . . A , Officers and Advisers Senior Poll . The Curriculum . , . Services ...... Activities. . , The Student Council ,.., Parties and Dances .... Clubs ....... Assemblies Sports . .. . Future .... . 41319 Dams C. ALDRIDGIQ A.r.mrialu Edilaz' JANE HARBIAN SHIRLEY KRUGER CATIILRIN13 LINSENBIEYER 'IEAN REED Blt.l'f?IB.f.1' N1dlIdKQL'I' 'IUAN STIZRNAT Ar! Edirol' Miss MARY D. CLARK