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

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4 N DAvm KAU1-'MAN OSCAR L. HEI-M A,B, A.B. JULIUS G. Hwnn PAUL B. S11-zvzxs A.B., M.Ed. fChairmanJ A.B., LL.B. GUIDANCE DEPARTME T On Dit I they sayl MR. KAUFMAN-Ulf youth but knew and age but could. . . . MR. HLUBB- Always remember that any time you point a finger at the other fellow, you're point- ing three at yourself. . . . MR. HELM-in Armed Forces . . . No quotation .... MR. STEVENS-'lWhHlSOCVCf thy hand findeth to do, do with thy might MR. ALLMAN- Familiarity breeds contempt. . . . MR. WINKELBLECH- City College graduates never let MATH EMATICS City down. . . . MR. BIRELY-N0 quotation. . . . MR. CHUBB- The biggest kick you'll get out of life is help- ing someone else. . . . Miss DERAN-KIDO unto others as you would have them do unto you. . . . MR. DITMAN My wish for every City College student is for him to be a gentleman first and a scholar second. . . . MR. PEARCE- Think before acting as all good mathematici- ans do. . . . MR. SAcHs- Extempore prudential. QWith time comes wisdom.j DEPARTME T JAMES J. ALLMAN A.B. FRANK M. CHUBB B.S. 133, Miss JEAN ETTE DERAN D ill. B. F. WI x K riLn1.rc:H . '54-, X 5 J fHeadJ A.B., A.M. JOHN H. BIRELY A.B. LUTHER S. DITMAN WILLIAM E. PEARCE, JR. HYMAN SACHS B.E. A.B. B.S., A.M. '53

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535 slr' ,lt -'E-5. -'J'-. MRS. B. F. BowLsBrv HARUQY Ii. .-hl.l.liN I-YOYALD B, NORTON DONALD Rricalrik A.B. B.S., A.M. BS. A.B., A.M. MUSIC DEPARTME On Dit fthey sayl MRs. Bowx.sni:v- The world's a bodyg every liberal art, a needful memberg music the soul and heart. MR. ALLEN- LOOk at yourself carefully, for the growth of three years shows itself only after graduation. MR. NORTON-KINO matter how dark life may seem, always keep a song in your heart. . . . MR. REGIER- Wherever you may go you will find that music is truly the universal language. . . . MR. FAIRBANR- Wisdom is the principal thing: therefore, get wisdom and with it understanding. MR. BARRER- If God had wanted you to talk more than hear, He would have given you two tongues and only one ear. . . . MR. BRowN- Always do more than is required. . . . MR. CALDICR-UPTOVC all thingsg hold fast . . ' to that which is good. Miss DORN- The foundations for success are de- veloped within the individual mainly by proper atti- tudes . . . MR. GOLDER-'AKCCP your chin up. . . . MR. GRIQENWALD- Only when a man is safely buried under six foot of earth with a couple of tons of granite upon his chest, is he in a position to give advice with - - - any certainty. . . . Miss MoRR1soN- Modesty is attended with profitg arrogance brings on destruction. HISTCRY DEPARTMEN If c.-V, FRANK FAIRBANR fHeadj A.B., A.M. Rlcmuzn T. BROWN joux B. CALDLR B.S. X av- jour: B. BARRER A.B. Miss VERA M. Dons A.B., A.M. ARCH GOLDER A.B.. AAI. ilu IM B.S., M.Ed. H ARol.n GREEN WAXZD B.S., A.M. A Z' Miss C. li. hi0RlllSON B.S., A.M. .1-f ' iv -ic'

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in if THOBIAS K. MCDONAID RICHARD W. AUSTEKMANN LEON B. BlEuNsRi VAN KIRK BLAND ARTHUR H. BRYAN fHeadj Ph.B. A.B. A.B. B.S., A.M.,V.M.D.,F.A.P.H.A B.S. JEROME G. DENABURG B.S., A.M. l BERNARD KUDER B.E. josrvu ScnwARz B.S. .SQ L Science Department On Dit I they say I MR. McDoNALn- Think clearly and judge impartially. . . . MR. AUsTERMANN- Don't ex- pect others to do for you what you should do yourself. . . . MR. BIELINSKI-'ITC err is human, but to be lazy is a disgrace. . . . MR. BLAND- Be a gentleman at all times, everywhere. . . . DR. BRYAN- You're never too old to learn. . . . MR. DENABURG- Th0SC factors which made for success in your high school life can also carry you through to success in your next choice of endeavor, be it school, industry, or military. Work hard and enthusiastically in your field and you will be an asset to your family, your school, and your community. . . . MR. HINs0N in Armed Forces . . . No quotation . . . MR. KUDER- A man may fall several times, but he isn't a failure until he starts saying somebody JESSE j. HlNsoN B.S., M.S. pushed him. . . . MR. SCHWVARTZ-uSOl'I'lClhll'1g -' if ri worth doin is worth doin well. . . . MR. Eb? STALL- Bel?eve in yourself, Ent keep it to your- ' if self. . . . MR. TAYLOR- VJhen you get your if ' 4, diploma, don't forget your parents, for they have gs-,K I3 yi : wielded the whip. . . . MR. UNITAS- Knowledge 5 M is power. . . . MRS. UNITAS- Hard work is a 5 'V K ' short-cut to success. Q Q. 3 MR. Gowsmru- If you want to be a 'hit', don't think you're it. . . . MR. HARRIS-AIEVCFY ' minute of every hour something is happening to Guess who? you, and it is your responsibility to see that some- thing is to your advantage. . . . MR. KANADY- C1.Ax' W. STALL RlcuARoB'g'. TYLER Arsrnorw j. UNlTAs Mus. FRAxt:rps T. Uxrus