Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Fmt Raw' Mrs. Vinzam Miss Onto, Miss R Ad r M , M . ' NI . , eu 1: , r IIrr'II, I rs. Scdwick, Miss Duval, Mrs. Sollcrs, Miss Svedla, Miss Fritz Semnl Row: Mr. Schwartz, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bron n, Miss Davidson, Miss Kauffman, Miss Buzurrh, Miss Whisnant, Mr Ihfo Mr. Burgess. Tl1irdR0uf.' Mr. Smirh, Miss Rowland, Mr. Thomas, Miss Clark, Mr. Lawrence, MIss George. Mr. Freenc-y, Miss Schwartz Mr. GTIIFIH, FACULTY REGISTER TAYLOR F. JOHNSTON, Principal AMELIA H. FRITZ, Vm'-Pa-irzfzpal ENGLISH HELEN I... BARNES MARY E, DAvIs ELLA G. JossELYN RHEA E. KRAUS FRANCES SILCOX SCIENCE FRANCES DAVIDSON VIRGINIA DUVAL AMELIA FRITZ HOWARD GRIFFIN HARVEY REEO KARL SCI-IwARTz LIQNEL BURoEss Cand Marhj HARRY HUMRI-IRIEs Cand Mathj PHYSICAL EDUCATION WILLIAM Boocs HARRY BROWN CHARLES DEMANss ROSE MARY LYNE DOROTHY PEELE BUSINESS EDUCATION MARY CLARK CHARLOTTE LINDEMAN joszpn MURRAY SELDQN TI-IoIvIAs INDUSTRIAL A RTS C, McAL'I.IIIIfE CARI, SKIDAIURE GUY SMITII REOIS CUNNINGIIAM ART MAROARIIT REEDER RUTH SVEDJA LIBRARIAN ELIZARETI-I BILLINtIsLEA MATHEMATICS JANET COFFMAN W. EDWIN FREENEY MARUIRET GEORGE MILDRED OTTU EDNA SLI-IWARTZ CORE RORIUNA APPELTOFFT ANN HUDIQINS ELIZABETH HUNTER STELLA HL rcI-IISON NANCY KAUFIAIAN FREDERICK OsING RosIN.I PATTERSON MARY TI-IOMAS FRANK WARGNY 4171? SOCIAL STUDIES CASPER HART MARGARET REYNOLns fund GEORGE WALIILRN MARGARET WEIas'rER HOME ECONOMICS HELEN BUZARTII FRANCES STEWART EIJGENIA YINZ-INT ELIZAEETII WHISNANT MUSIC DIANA BROWNE TIIOMAS L. LAWRENLE MARGIIERITE SAIITII OFFICE LOUISE DAvIs ESTELLI-: VAN FLEET CETA BROWN CAFETERIA EsTIIER S. PRICE GUIDANCE HENRIETTA SoLLERs Enghsh

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i v we gating? The one-room school of long ago had its one-teacher faculty. He, or she, taught all the subjects that were to be taught to all the pupils in all the grades that were to be taught-from the babies in the primary class to the graduates-to-be. How the picture has changed! Our faculty consists of sixty members. As the administrators we have our principal, Mr. Johnston, and our vice-principal, Miss Fritz. Each member of the teaching staff is specially trained for the held or fields in which he instructs, in addition, he has hobbies and in- terests vvhich make it possible for him to sponsor one or more W of the clubs or the student activities, which mean so much in our high-school life. LEFT TO RIGHT: Fim Raw: Miss Davidson, Miss Webster, Mr. Wargny, Miss Barnes, Miss Coffman, Miss Josselyn, Miss Thomas, Mr. Skidmore. Serum! Raw: Mr. Osing, Miss Silcox, Miss Kraus, Miss Hudgins, Mr. Boggs, Miss Hunter, Miss Davis, Mrs, Appelrufft. Third Row: Mr. Hart, Miss Lyne, Mr. Brown, Miss Peele, Mr. Walburn, Miss Reynolds, Mr. Demanss, Miss Patterson, Mr. Cunningham. 4161?

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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