Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Sojyfznzzzorfis Eiffel' 1 Nu WM NTERING into a new world of schedules and curricula. the sophomores begin their goal to- ward a higher education. For the tirst time. the sophomores can choose the curricula that they prefer. such as the commercial course. the general course. or the academic course. One of the basic require- ments for a commercial diploma is Introduc- tion to Business which aids the students in learning to solve business problems and in introducing him to the unusual alphabet on the typewriter. .-X basic requirement for every student is World History in which the student learns about the contributions from the pre- historic time to the present. In English. an- other required course. the student becomes acquainted with Shakespeares work in Julius Ctiesur and the composition ot poetry. If he is academic. he can choose one of three foreign languages-French, Spanish. or Latin-in which he learns about the mores and customs of the country and becomes acquainted with the unusual sounds and grammatical con- structions. Taking biology. the student learns about the simple plant life under a microscope and the more complex life by dissecting a frog during lab. ln physical education the student is able to release his abounding energy. In Efigllfifi I0 .lliiiv Piipo izliii fIt'l'XIlltfc'l1l'X Iixtwi I0 ll l't'4'o1'i1'I11g of Sfn1kt'.v1u'i11'i ,x' Julius Caesar. VV '-r' A : xwmuuk.

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Using cz flannel board, Mr. Buclelis illustrates poetic meter to lzis Englislz ll class. During Social Studies Il class, Mr. English expoumls on an c1utl10r's concept of Americals big business. 5 Jzmiors evelojy Affer THE soPHoMoRE year, now a part of the past, fades into the memories of the juniors as they continue in their chosen course of education by selecting subjects to further develop and equip them for their particular goal in life. Academic and general students can choose from an array of mathematics. science, or language courses. The Hunknownsl' in algebra and geometric proofs help develop the students pattern of reasoning to aid him in the solution of the unknowns in later life. The language labs-French, Spanish, and Latin-progress through the year as the students record and correct conversations in their chosen tongues, while in chemistry the students experiment with the complex structure of matter. Commercial students advance to a second year of typing where mistakes decrease as speed increases, bookkeeping which provides a knowledge of accounting. and shorthand where the future secretary becomes acquainted with During a drill Miss McNulty checks Carol Cartefs ability to Combine slzortltand symbols into plzrrzses. in