Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Students conquer the unconquerable. John C. Peddicord (A.A., Baltimore Jr. College; B.A., Johns Hopkins University; M.Ed. Towson State College; 10-11-12 Math; Geometry, Int. Algebra Trig.; J.V. and Varsity Foot¬ ball coach; J.V. Wrestling coach; Varsity Baseball coach). Andre Rucker lays it on the line. Above: Janet V. Coffman (B.S. Madison College; M.A. Ohio State University; Cornell University; Johns Hopkins; Uni¬ versity of Chicago; University of Md; Geometry; Trig.-Analytics; Calculus; Math Club Advisor.) Left: Barbara Kiser (B.S. Edinboro State College; Algebra I; Geometry; Math 10.) Dennis Laube (B.S. University of Wisconson; M.S. Syracuse University; Applied Math; Algebra II.)

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Addie C. Brown (B.S., North Carolina Central Univ.; Duke Univ.; Morgan State; Geometry; Math 12; Applied Math for Girls). Chester Goodson (B.S., Shaw; Hopkins; Alg. Trig. 10-12; Alg. D; Math 12). Area + base - circumference + corollary cubic root x equa¬ tion + exponent - logarithm -s- postulate + proof x tangent + theorem - volume = MATH MANIA!!! In an attempt to conquer the above, the math curriculum branched out to touch all aspects of the student body. Practical Math fundamentals were taught in Applied Math and Algebra I and II. Students desiring a more theoretical challenge were offered a variety of honors courses for college preparatory credits. ; f p . yfl (BLvl ■ A 1 1 J L mm C. Leroy Talbott (B.S., M.Ed., Johns Hopkins; Applied Math 10; Algebra II 10,11). Elizabeth A. Rubin (B.S., Towson State College; Johns Hopkins; American Univ.; Western Md. Col¬ lege; Honors Geom.; Algebra; Math II). Grace S. Stevens (B.A., Goucher College; Johns Hopkins; Univ. of Md.; College Algebra; Algebra I,II 10-12). 20

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Katherine Henderson (A.B., Towson State College; M.L.A., Johns Hopkins; Social Studies 10; International Perspective; Politics and Political Behavior.) L. Franklin Sharp (B.A., Univ. of the South; M.A., Univ. of North Carolina; Duke Univ.; International Perspective 10; Western Heritage; Twentieth Century World; Africa; National Forensics League Advisor; Debate coach). m Emanuel Montgomery (B.A. Morgan State College; International Perspective 10; American Experience 11; Black Experience 12; Crime 12; Senior Class Advisor; Faculty Advisory Committee; Student Faculty Re¬ lation Committee). Left: Margaret W. Brauer (A.B., Wilson College; M.A. Columbia Univ.; Social Studies 11; Honor Society Advisor). Mar¬ garet R. Parks (B.A., Hood College; Univ. of Md.; M.L.A., Johns Hopkins; Inter¬ national Perspective, 10; Graduation, Diplomas). Above: Barbara G. Steinman (B.A., George Washington Univ.; Inter¬ national Perspective 10; U.S. History 11). 22