Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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.1 5-iw I : asa . .ss 1 N 5, buf:- Miss Edna Schwartz. Atlnzitzistrntire A.r.si.stt1t1t, and Mrs. Dorothy Colton. Secretary Adztisors uide Acacletttic rogmttt 'KSTEERING COMMITTEE, composed of Mr. Johnston and the department chairmen, meets weekly to discuss problems or questions per- taining to the professional aspect of Catonsville Senior High-teaching. The second Monday of each month is set aside for departmental meetings at which time each chairman brings before his group plans and issues from the weekly meeting. The department heads have many respon- sibilities-orientating new teachers, assisting teachers with any problems. and taking in- ventory and ordering needed supplies. The administrative assistant of C.H.S. is Miss Edna Schwartz, graduate of Western High School and Goucher College. Schedule plan- ning and revising for students and teachers is foremost on her agenda and consumes much of her time and effort. Besides being an active member of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church. her other interests include gardening and concerts. DEPARTMENT HEADS: SEATED-NTT. T. Johnston. Princ'ipul.' English, Miss M. Davis, English 121 Home Eco- nomics, Miss H. Bozarth. Clothing: Foreign LlllllQllll,QL'.Y, Mrs. F. Hague. Latin: Sc'iet1c'e, Miss V. Duval, Chem- istry, Kay-Card Committee Advisor, Assenzhly Monitors: STANDING-fWll.S'lC, Mr. J. lckes. Choral Mttsicq ln- dnstrial Arts, Mr. C. Skidmore. Metal Work: Social Studies, Mr. G. Walburn, Geography, United Nations Youth Club Sponsor, illonitor Committee Advisor, Student Court Advixorq Bttsitiexv, Mr. S. Thomas. Slzortlmntl-Tran- scription, Of'hc'e Prnc'tic'e.' NOT PRESENT-Matlt, Mr. E. Freeny, Trigotiometry, Geottnftry, Review UfSEl1lOl' High Math, Student Council Aa'vi.sory Committee, Fctcnlty Gttirlttttre Comttzittee: Phy.s'it'ul Edlicutiolz, Mr. C. DeManss. Senior Class Aa'vi.sor, Vatisity C Clnh, Athletic Conmzittev, Varsity Soc'c'er. Varsity Lacrosse. . f ' r .,,,,,W...,,q,f- ff 2 f f c ,,.,, - ,,,r. ...., M ,. .,,, , A-'T' ' Mg ,,..,,, . .... , ,,,, , ....,... , ,... . t . I Wwiwzwdw ,ff