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

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CHESTER H KATENKAMP A B A M LL B D Ed Prmctpal Three Aces HENRY T YOST Izce Principal 'lien Despite all of the recent world-shaking dis- coveries in the ever-expanding field of industry, no machine has ever been devised that can operate without human supervision. This is true also of an educational system. City College is extremely lucky to have the guidance of three capable leaders, who are large- ly responsible for her position on a lofty pinna- cle of the world of education. Dr. Chester H. Katenkamp has been a forward- looking Principal during his three years at City College. Prof. Henry T. Yost, Dr. Katenkamp's right bower, is responsible for City's system of individ- ualized subject schedules, and Prof. Carl E. W. Schmehl, Vice-Principal, is in charge of plant and discipline. Professor Yost has served as liaison officer, adjusting the differences between the student body and faculty, with a square deal for every- one The smoothness with which our schedules operate IS a tribute to the abilitv of Professor Yost Professor Schmehl though the holder of a most unpopular Job is one of the best liked members of the faculty His winning personality has made Little Carl friend of the student body CARL E W SCHMEHL Vice Principal -L B.S.. ' ns. ' 'in 1 s ' 'K 'fl' , v 3 isps 1 - ' ' v .t . 5 .

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,IQ wh 91 ' I fy NORMAN F. BURNETI' I.EvFN I.EATI4lFRlil'RY .XNDRI-QW H, Si-gm fchafrynanb ART DEPARTME On Dit I they sayl MR. BURNETI- Learn how to learn. . . . MR. LEATHERBURY- Enjoyment of the beautiful is one of the greatest achievements in life. . . . MR. SPEIR-'tHH- bits and attitudes are far more important than know- ledge and skills, for with the first, the second is bound to follow. . . . Mlss K1-2LLIiY-010 photography - Vita brezfis ars longaf' Qlsife is briefg art is eternalj MR. ELI.I01'r- Gentlemen, your sole purpose in being here is to mature. . . . MRS. CAI.v12RT- VVhile there's life, there's hope. . . . MR. E1sNER-- Petite plure abot grand vent. QA soft answer turneth away wrathj LANGUAGE JOHN P. ELu0Tr iWRS. ELIZABETH WV. CALVRRT U-lmdj A.B. A.B. i . . . MR. FOARD-Der kluge Mmm baut vor. QThe wise man prepares for the future.j . . . DR. GRASER Hlfestina Ientef' QMake haste slowly.j- MR. KOONTZ- Vive lente ut diu Ninas. QLive slowly in order to live longg . . . Miss LEPHARDT- GfC3t minds concern themselves with ideas: average minds, with eventsg and small minds, with persons. . . . lXIRs. SHEFF- Carpe diem, quam mininzzun credula posterof' QRely as little as possible on the futureq . . . Miss House- Keep look' ing and you'll always find Fortuna. Qfamous dog of Spanish literaturej DEPARTME T XVILLIAM ElsNr:R F. NIILLARD FOARD A.B., LL.B. . -2 Miss ANNE HOUSE Miss ROSALIE M. LEPHARDT XVILBUR L. KooN'rz DR. ELSA R. fill.-KSFR MRS. Mnmuan K, Smirr A.B. B.S. fclldifllldll, Classical l.ang.l A,B,, l'h,D, A.B., A.M, A.M. if qi'