Friends School of Baltimore - Quaker Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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BEHIND THE SCENES Mrs. Doughty, secretary to Dr. Forbush. | | i i i LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Harmon, Mr. Hall, Mr. Dorsey, Mr. Wedeking, Mr. Mills and Mr. McKewen.

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Representing the Science Department and the more advanced mathematics courses are Mr. Bush, Miss Sweeney, Mrs. Coleman, and Mr. Forbush. Mr. Bush. and Mrs. Coleman introduce Friends students to science—Mrs. Coleman teaches the eighth and ninth grades, while Mr. Bush works with the seventh grade and the biology students. Miss Sweeney is re- sponsible for algebra and chemistry. Mr. For- bush is concerned with Analysis, Math 12, Math 13, and physics. a a BARA At th PL Mr. Forbush, Mrs. Coleman, Miss Sweeney, and Mr. Bush Mr. Sexton and Mr. Samuel both teach algebra and acquaint their students with equations, axioms, and other mathematical devices. Mr. Samuel instructs students in geometry, enabling them to prove, among other things, that a triangle has three points. Mr. Samuel and Mr. Sexton Miss Dix, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Thompson, and Mr. Irvine are all new to Friends this year. The three women are welcome additions to the language de- partments. Mrs. Kay and Mrs. Thompson teach French, and Miss Dix is in charge of all the Latin courses. Mr. Irvine guides studies in geography, World beyond Europe, and a new course at school, economics. Their first year at Friends has been a profitable and successful one for them as well as for their students. Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Dix, and Mr. Irvine.

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Mrs. Selby, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Bouldin, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Napper, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Nolley, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Morris, Mrs, Anderson, Mrs. Day, Mr. Poulson, Mr. Brothers, Mr. Peaks, Mr. Davis, Mr. Henry. Absent: Mr. Hudson, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Reld, Mrs. Keys. Mrs, Bonnet, Dietitian Business Office Staff: SEATED: Mrs. Erbe, Mrs. Chalmers. STANDING: Mr. Carnell, Mrs. Tyson.