Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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NA ,- sw? any NWL., -rf . ENGLISH: S1'1111'11' - Miss C. N uhm in E11L1IK1I 11 mml P Il -11 1 51,1 ml CMH 1111'111'1'.' Miss P. Waters. E11,u11'.s-11 10 1 1 Su1111 fl llllffll ss 13 115181 11 1 M q MGHTH- Ellylllilfl 10: Mrs. A. Jones. ElI1,1lX1I IU Mis P t initl 1:111,11x11 111 1'i,,,,, gm 1' ing-Mr. E. Budelis. Erzgliilz IU, ll L111111 If 1 1 1111 lk NN let , EH 11111 Mr, A Scott. E11Q11'.x11 10. 11. N111 p1'1'v1'111-Miss M Dnvis 1111 1 41 1 111111 C11111p11i1f11111 Miss E Glyn EIlL1IS1I 12. El1',L'i11i11'Iy C1111z1111'111f1f ,-11li'1'.x111',' ss lx ILI 11 1111111111l11s l,111111111lIS C11117 '1Hf11I1Tll C111111111 c N1r.W.Vincent.E11y11'.xl1111. SCIENCE: Se111e11-Miss R. Warren. C11e11i1'.i- 11-52 Miss D. Davidson. Bi1'1111,Qy. .S'1111111i1zg-Mr, J. Chilcoat. B1H1llNL'-Y.' Mrs. A. Klingamun. H1111- Hgyg Mrs. C. NIcOuarrie. P11yii1.i.' Miss M. Albatlgh. C111f1111'xI1',v.' Mr. H. Grlllin. l31!I1I1KU'X', CIIIZXIIIIIEI' .S'11'e1111'. I'111's1'1y B11w1111ll C11111'1i. ,W111 p1'11.se111- Mr. J. Dellt. B1-Il1llNL',Y, C'111z.x111111'1' .S'61611C6',' Mr. E. Karol. B1'11111,1.'y, Cl1ll1X11H1I'1' P S1 112111 1a .-11111111-l'ix11111.-l1'11x. BUSINESS: .S'e11I1f11,-Miss A. Gurrity. 1f11.X111l'.X,X .'ll1111z. Typing' 11. B1111AAe11p111g' 1. 115 Mr. K. Shifllett. B1111A1te1fp1'11ul. B11x11z1fxs .ll11111, 1'.P.1.1.,' Mr. J. Murray. 161111111 .S'1f111'11Lf. B11111Q1sL'L'l71IllQ ll, .S'111L16111 .S-1!l1'L'. .Slmlwil C111111111 13111111 .1111111l111'g Miss M. Clark.11111-1111111111111 111 B11x1'111f.u, 7-j'f7l'1I.L,' Il.111: Mrs. B. 1. Bullard. 11111'111l11111'1111 111 B11x1- 111f.s.s, Typing 11: Miss V. McNulty. .S111ll'111lllIt1 I. Typilzgf Il,F111-1111y P.T.f1.RL'f7I'0Xl'11l1111l'C'.' Mrs. J. Henry. B11s1'11e.s.s L11u' 111111 ELll1Z4l1111-C'X, T.P.l.f'., B11.si111'.s.x 1lI11I11. .S'11l1lC111INL'-lxlf. P. Loputu. Typ- 111,Q 111111 017111 e P1'11c'1ic1', Typing ll, Kin'-HI BIIX1- 111f.s.s A11i'1.s111': Mr. W. Davis. B1111A111f1'f11'11,g I, B11.s1'11e.s.s A1'1111111e11'c. lxlllf p1'1fs1f11I 6 Mr. K. Smith. 11111'111111c'11'1111 111 H11s1'111'sx, B11x1'111fix M11I11. E1'1111111111'c'5, B11.S1I1L'.S.S Law, .S'1'1z1'111' C'111.ss A11- i'1'.sf11', G111'111111ce C'111111111'1Ie1' Cl111I1l'111tI11, H1111 1l1U1111!ll'.S,' Mr. J. Sites. B11s1'11e.s.s .ll11111, 7'.P.L1'., B110k1ceepi11g.

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SOCIAL STUDIES: Mr. W. Shannon. Social Studies ll, Student Elections Committeeq Mr. B. Ebersole. Social Studies II, Elections and Guidance Committees, TABCO Representatix'c.' Mr. M. Mueller. Social Studies 10, Geog- rapliy. Assistant Track Coacli: Mrs. J. Murphy. Social Studies 105 Mr. O. Ferruso. Social Studies 10, II, Sopho- more Class Advisor, J.V. Soccerg Miss M. Webster. Social Studies ll, Senior Class Advisor, Point System Committee: Mr. R. English. Social Studies Il: Mrs. M. Parks. Social Studies 10, Modern and Contemporary His- tory. Assembly Committee Clzairman, A.F.S. Committeeq Mr. D. Langdon. Social Studies 125 Mr. L. Ruppersberger, Social Studies 10, Pulvlicity Committee Clutirnuin, Student Council Co-Sponsor: Mr. M. Kaputsos. Geography: Mr. D. Tracey, Social Studies 10, Kay-Card Cotnmittee. Not present-Mrs. M. Siegel, Social Studies 10, Mr. H. Graybill, Social Studies 12, Junior Class Advisor: Mr. H. Shannon. Social Studies 12. Sclzalastfuj ViezafJ0i'tt.t.5' fredanmtcufe lite icture MATHEMATICS: Miss M. Walters, Algelwra Il, TA BCO Representati1'e, Stttdetit-Faculty Co-Ordinating Committee: Mrs. D. Rains. Geometry, Algebra I: Mrs. E. Oflit, Algebra I. B1ts1't1e.s's Matlieuutticsq Mrs. G. Stevens. Algelvra I, II, General lWatli Review, Ring Committee Cliairmati, Diploma Committee Clzairuzatl. Social Committee. Not present-Miss J. Coffman. Geometry, General Matli Revieuy' Mrs, N. Lopaia. Algebra 1.11. LANGUAGE: Seated-Miss L. Dunetz. Frenclt II. III, Mrs. J. Kyne. Spanish II. 111, CATONIAN, Sopho- more Class Advisor: Miss W. Walsh. French I, Span- isli I. Standing-Mr. H. Nueslein. Latin I, II, .l.V. Wrestling and Lacrosse Coacli. 44

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Oli, L'Ul7I6', t'0I1I6',,X'rIll llil1UWfllf.S n'lll1'I l1llrI. ' Mrs. ElfW'llI'd5' CUl7l,litll'l'.S' Mr. Clzllcollr LIN lie l1UIlt1ff'.Y lwllwll In the Rell C'l'l1.si.s', ll.s'sl.x'tell by Mrs. Betllcf Ellbtlllk Scott, Cllrllliwllle llllllllllu. FILL'Illl3' llgaglis 1.11 HEN THE 7:45 a. m. bell shatters the still- ness of the almost forsaken halls. many teach- ers have already opened their classrooms and S begun the various chores of homeroom. such as organizing attendance records and seeing that the bulletin is read. Then begin the daily rigors of teaching, interrupted occasionally by super- vising the halls or cafeteria. sponsoring a club. f or steering a committee. Home at last. the teacher must grade papers and plan lessons. H,-m w,.,,v bu, mm. thru, ,Hm,,,6,MH.6, Hpy- after which he is frce to be with his family and After Cl P.T.A. llieetillg, A4lA.Y.Y Dlll'tl1 cl'l'.x'c'll.s'.x'e.s' lIJI'0gl'6.X',S' of .s'tllll'ellI.s' wllll lILll'l'lII.S', Mrs. Yllllll' Lllllli Mrs. Kitlrlfll'ge. I llf'tll' fI'.Y.L'Ul'lI.L1 Irlxlluit'Irllll'g'f1I. Mr. Elfll'ClI'lf.3', Mr. Mllellllr, Mrs. Bf1lfl1lll'l', tllltl Mm. Plillllpix .illlrr into tl llffllltfvv lllllcll lill the fcIt'll1I-Y lfllllllg IUUIII. WMM!