Lansdowne Senior High school - Valhalla Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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ADMI I TRATIO This year the Administration at Lansdowne consisted of three very devoted men: Mr. Ness - Principal, and Mr. Buchheister and Mr. Ferruso, the Vice Principals. Mr. Ness has been with the Baltimore County Board of Education since 1950. As principal, his schedule keeps him very busy. Mr. Nessis main interest is the total education of the student body. He hopes to see all the students of Lansdowne increase their concern about the school. Mr. Buchheister, a native of Baltimore County, at- tended Polytechnic Institute and the University of Mary- land. He is in charge of grades ten and twelve. He makes arrangements for all student activities such as field trips and assemblies and he also is in charge of schedule arrangements. This year, Lansdowne welcomed a new Vice Princi- pal, Mr. Ferruso. Mr. Ferruso likes to refer to himself as an adopted, Viking. He has been employed by the Baltimore County Board of Education for 15 years. He came to us from Catonsville Senior High, where he was the Social Studies Department Chairman. Before that, he was Vice Principal of Catonsville Iunior High. Mr. F erruso is in charge of grades nine and eleven. He ar- ranges for transportation, insurance and all books and supplies. O. F erruso M. Ness Harry F. Buchheister, Ir .... B.A., M.Ed.g University of Maryland, Vice Principal. Orlando A. Ferruso . . . M.Edg Davis and Elkins College, University of Maryland, Vice Principal. Marlet C. Ness . . . B.A., M.Ed., Gettysburg, University of Maryland, University of North Carolina, Principal. Above: Mr. Ness takes time out from his tedious schedule for a moement of relaxation. Right: Mr. Buchheister appears thoughtful as he completes a report on a student.

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ECRETARIES Lansdowne Senior High School owes a great deal to its efficient and hard Work- ing secretaries. They dem- onstrate daily their ability to cope With the many problems that arise in the ofliee. These ladies are the unsung heroines that keep L.H.S. running so smoothly. B. Blubaugh I. Harris ?SsssHggg,,es1s1fN ' -fsgisrlsssf 1127s fsssafmfge , 1w5?i5gefif'ffi1wz: 'ff' .' ,, 1':f5i..?: :' ,?E5fP2g3k, K. pw.: f. ,. :ssE:E?: 53251-gf -. ' 'Y L- Jones E. Seymour rf. 1'jf'.,,., -v f: 51:55 ' ' fri.: :list if .. WW ' sf? : ' S ze ' 1 K . . 'K ' B. Sheppard Above: As secretary to Mr. Ness, part of Mrs. Seymour's daily routine is balancing the checkbook. Left: Mrs. Sheppard is very absorbed in her task of reading and approving absentee notes. Above: Typing all sorts of guidance reports is one of Mrs. Harris' responsibilities, but she doesn't seem to mind.