Baltimore City College - Green Bag Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Professors James C. Leon- hart, Grant Diver, John B. Cal- der, Benjamin E. Fleagle, and Joseph E. Green for their super- vision and kindly assistance, Sidney C. Schultz, Manager of the college department of H. G. Roebuck Son, publishers, for his enthusiastic cooperation and generosity of ideas, Ralph Wheelwright of Metro-Gold- wyn-Mayer Studios for his kind help in selecting the pic- tures» of “Mr. Chips,” Miss Estelle Roebuck of the pub- lishers for many excellent and inspiring suggestions. Mr. Charles M. Roebuck for his capable supervision of the pro- duction in the printing plant. Miss Ella Freed and Mrs. Sara Nachilasy asecreransesy. to,» the Principal and Vice Principal, respectively, and Walter C. “Pop” Rodgers, superintendent of buildings and grounds. H. G. Roebuck Son, pub- lishers; Merin-Baliban, pho- tographers; and many other members of the student body and Faculty who so willingly extended favors.

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PRESENTING With pride and humility The Groon Bag. 1940 A crimson flush on the eastern horizon augers the dawn- ing of a sunnier era in the history of City College. For one hundred years, the heavens have shed a benign light on this institution of learning which, like a healthy tree in a salutary climate, has rooted itself frtnly and spread its branches out- ward and skyward. Destined for greater prosperity, she shall thrive to a yet more marked degree in the years to come, going forward and growing upward till the ancient pyramids are reduced to dust and beyond. As the class of 1940, the first to stride forward into the roseate dawn of City’s second century, takes its place in the world outside, it. will prosper in the secure knowledge of its alma mater’s eternal and glorious future.

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