Towson High School - Sidelights Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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if' .ze 'X .fp Q 491 QQ I sa, 6 Miss Clarissa Ansley: Music, Glee Club. Mr. John Baylcy: Drivers Ed- ucation. Miss Alice Behlmer: Physi- cal Education. Mr. Martin Bernstein: Band and Orchestra. Mr. Orville Ber- wick: Mathematics. Mr. Edward Bogusko: Social Studies, United Nations Youth. Mr. William Brennan: Mathematics, Stage Crew. Mr. Charles Brome: English, Talis- man. Miss Velma Brown: French and Latin, Dramatics. Mr. George Buck: Mathematics and Science. Mrs. Ruth Collenberg: Physical Ed- ucation. Miss Rita Cooper: English, Sidelights. Mrs. Beverly DeHoff: English and Social Studies fCorej. Mr. John Deuber: Science, Projection Crew. Miss Gloria Dobihal: Physical Education. Mr. Walter Edwards: Industrial Arts. Mr. Charles Emig: Industrial Arts. Mr. james Exum: Science. Mrs. Ruth Gee: Business Education. Miss Rose- mary Hanley: English and Social Studies fCorej. Mr. James Holden: Business Educa- tion. Mr. Edward Hook: Industrial Arts. Mr. john Keenan: Industrial Arts. Miss Burleigh Kehler: Assistant Librarian. Miss Katherine Klier: English, Dramatics. Mrs. Mary Lambros: English. Mr. James Leslie: Guidance Counselor. Miss Florence Levitsky: Home Eco- nomics. Miss Elsie Lewis: Science. Mr. Harold Lewis: Science, Student Government Association. Mrs. Elizabeth Maas: Mathematics. Miss Margaret Merrick: Social Stud- ies, Student Court. Miss Jean Miller: Art. LU' MGC!! 0 QP5 ik? dtllfleflt .5

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Miss R. Louise Balls serves as vice-principal of Towson. Her duties are numerous and her un- derstanding sincere. In handling the discipli- nary problems of the school, Miss Balls has shown her graciousness, poise and patience. This year Mr. Austin Bittle has become a full- time member of the administrative staff, taking care of all the school's supplies and the many odd administrative jobs which must be done. Miss Ruth Wack and Mr. James Leslie are able and understanding counselors of the guid- ance department, ever-ready to help with stu- dents' problems and post-graduate planning. In the school library Mrs. Sally Clevenger and Miss Burleigh Kehler ably guide students in the selection of books and the location of informa- tion. Mrs. Elizabeth Payne, the nurse, can be found in the health suite administering to the sick. Office records, mimeographing and corre- spondence are efficiently handled by the princi- pa.l's secretary, Miss Betty Manser, and ofiice clerks, Miss Shirley Chelton and Mrs. Evelyn Harr. We are very grateful to these important ad- ministrators of the school for their patient and understanding guidance. Panel l. to YJ Mrs. Clcvenger, librarian 5 Mrs. Harr, clcrkj Miss Chelton, cle1k,' Miss Manser, secretary: Mrs. Payne, nurse. Middle: Miss Balls, vicbprinci- palg Mr. Bittle, administrator. Lower right: Miss Wack and Mr. Leslie, guidance counselors. C0l'l'll0etel'lf Hflanagenienf

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Miss Ruth Miller: Home Economics. Mrs. Sue Morris: Dietician. Miss Jane Murray: Art. Mr, Evan Nar- donc: Social Studies. Mr. Robert O'Conner: English, Dramatics 10. WJ s. Loretta Phillips: English. Miss Thelma Pyle: Business Education, Bus Council. Mr. Francis Reber: Physical Education. Miss Polk Roberts: Sci- ence. Mr. William Robinson: English and Social Studies fCorej. Mr. Melvin Rosenstein: Science. Mrs. Carey Sentz: Spanish, Sidelights. Miss Louise Shaffer: Social Studies, Club Coordinator. Miss Frances Shores: English and Social Studies fCorej. Mrs. June Simmons: Home Econom- ics. Mrs. Evelyn Spurgin: Mathematics. Miss Grace Sterling: Spanish and French. Miss Blanche Stevens: Bus- iness Education, Future Business Lead- ers of America. Miss Lois Stephens: Mathematics. Mr. William Thomas: Social Studies. Miss May Townsend: Social Studies. Miss Ruth Trevethan: English. Mr. William Underwood: Social Studies. Miss Ruth Wack: Guidance Counselor, Future Teachers of America. Mr. Randolph Walker: Physical Educa- tion, Towson Athletic Association. Mr. Leander Walton: Mathematics and Science. Mrs. Edith Whiteford: Business Education. Miss Anne Wood: English and Social Studies fCorej. Miss Alice Wyman: English and So- cial Studies lCore1. - UWM srl-1 N f as : 1. jen - x. E-ff ' sa- i h, . I : its T 4 W -A el' in J .Q s. ,, 4, A 6 T r f I. asv , '- L f 5 V... .Q 1 Ox l 'F - A 'ia 'lt 4. 5 , V -xc s- , . 5. N 1- V C . ' ' I .Au , . ww: -'-r 'vw 'Inset V A n 9 p 1 . he at - 1 ' 4... as . f . l ig 6 ' -1 E . ,QF . R X . ' Our faculty has helped guide our footsteps through four years of high school life. They have taught us history, languages, the sciences and the arts, but what is more important, we have learned how to be- come useful citizens in a modem world. flteir nowdcfge ann! dhiffuf gui ance. 7 s