Kenwood High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Y' Membera of the Stage Crew take tlme out from the mechamcal dutlek of the Drama classes to have thelr plcture Qnapped I5 --Q-........,.... Performmg m true Kenwood fabhlon Ewelwn Delgert captured fxrst place 1n the VOD oratorlcal conteet m our dnmon and placed fnunh m the State Conteit .lournallsm Students prepare a bulletm board of the lateit IS ue of the Spotllght 0 that II can be crmcued con truc tnelv 2I N, Y l 11 , U I fb S4 t 5 -'Sv 'Q ' ia A N tt,,A V f' 'VL iimK

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Students are offered the opportunity to strengthen the power of their una- tive tongue through the varied courses provided by Kenwood's English Depart- ment. Advanced Grammar, Contemporary and Classical Literature, Journalism, Advanced Composition, Speech and Drama provide broadening aspegts in a universal language. -f ' r The Elizabethan Era is recreated in Mrs Fitzells English class by Doug Karen and Carole 064 313mm s4,..,.,J STANDING Eileen Clancy B-'K En lish 10 'Nester Stanaland B A English 10 Helen Swanson BA English 11 Leo Lehman rich BA NI Ed English 11 Wrestling Coach Herbert F Nflitchell BS English 12 ,loumalism 1 Spotlight Arthur W Surplus B -X Engh h 11 Charles Skinner B A 'NI A English 12 Director of Drama 'National Thespian Troupe Arthur L Whcozzt BA Spam h English 11 Advisor for Reflection SITTING Elizabeth Fitzell B A English Department Chairman .lunlor Class Advlsor Jowce Conawaw BA Engli h 10 Elinor Summers English 11 French I Ruth Dau BA NI A English 11 Constance Meyher BA B of Nlusic Latin I English 10 Cmsey Gurney BA NIAT Engh h 11 and 12 Jean NI Schaefer BA Enghsh 11 20 xi, M O I 0 I I tv: - IT' -n gh ' , SV -V A I MTT 'l 1 ' Q BS., M.Ed.,i English 12, Journalisin If Bluebdolig Cary Houpt, B.A., Englishlll, Speech, Advanced .Compositiong,Howard Good ills. gil 'y , ' ,iz i .ll , ' 1 g l .., .S , .V Y A . . S. 1 . . l N W . . , . . Q .i .U - -Y .5 Z U ss l , , S, - -Q A -- s, I 3 l 1 - -y . , ' , ' , ', g ' L ' ', . ., .... , 's 3 4 . , . ., ' .

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'Hmm uo u qut tandem ahutere Catahna patlentla no tra9 f How lon will mu abu e our patience Catal1ne J demands Cicero 1P.1ul Tecklcnbcrl ll Catahne ffrl Xnthtnxl lfrlts on dr damfullw Our foreign language department offers a two to five year course de- signed to train pupils to understand, speak, read, and write a language other than English. In the field of Latin, pupils learn and practice these four communica tue skills on materials which reweal the Romans and thelr way of life thus enablmv students to understand the Romans and their culture and to appreciate their incalculable contri buttons to our language and to our ClY1llZ3IlOIl French and Spanish are offered within these same conditions and also enable pupils to think and communi cate in the lanffuage without the ln terpositlon of En l1sh to project themselxes into the lues of the peo STANDING Walter 'NI En le BS Pro fes lonal de ree ln meteorology Spanish I II III Constance M Nlayher BA BNI Lat1nI English SITTING Elinor F Summers BA French I Engli h A ncs K Cawthrop AB Latml II III An eline R Hoen BA MA in French NIA 1n Spanlsh French II III Natlonal Honor Society American Field Seruce Victoria Kaneen PhD Spanlshl World History Zacuwecf Niaracas wielded by Senor Doug Kmffen set the pace for a rhythmic Latin American tune Wm