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

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'IZ' 4--'- sfbx Qfggv S.un'i:i. Couismmi Normans HiARRlS SANFORD M. KANADT' W.u.'ri.R N. LlN'I'lllCL'M B.S., .X.M. PA. 1Hfndj ROBERT PHELAN B.S.. M.S. v y 6 i KENNETH VANSANT 1Headj B.S. Snmm' CALVIN B.S., M.Ed. Commercial Department On Dit I they sayl Remember the maxim: 'Putting off an easy thing makes it hardg putting off a hard thing makes it impossible. . . . MR. LINTHICUM- All you can expect to get out of life depends upon how much you put into it. . . . MR. OYVENS- The Past, the Present-for the Future. Aim your past and present to guide your future, and you'll more than likely be doing O.K. . . . MR. PHELAN-UBC a real man, but it takes a lot of sense to know what makes a real man. . . . MR. ROYER- As you depart from the Castle on the Hill,' it is well to remember that there is plenty of room at the topg that the reason there is so much room at the top is that so few people occupy the space. City College men have the ability to get there. . . . Miss BIIXTER-N0 quotation . . . MR. VAN SANT- May your preparations at City stand you in good stead for the opport- unities which face you in the future. . . . MR. CALVIN- Put your best effort into everything you do, and do it with a smile. . . . MR. Drmssio- Always keep your face turned to the sun, and the shadows will fall behind you. . . . MR. Hinsci-IAUER- A Smile-A smile is one of the most valuable things in the world. When smiles can do so much, why are we not more liberal with them? . . . MR. MARX- Your first job is to get as much education as possible now. . . . MR. NATHANSON- When in doubt-punt. . . . MR. Sci-:Mm- A word of advice-don't give it. Athletic Department CllARI.l'QS B. Ownxs .-LB., LLB. JAMES S. Rovipk A.B. vi x X , I, .. 5 Ir in : -J in , ' W , 1,1447 1' f 'f 0, fa , V W V .fe-9252?-, iligimia ,rf :ff IJ wt i 3 E-,4ff'E4, If fl W l 5. :J-'r'2?fTw'f 12. I JPL i, K' if f, W? t Q Vicrok Scmnn ANDREW DsFAssio CHARLES E. Hiixsciuunn ERNEST B. MARX jznom: NATHANSON B.S. B.S. B.S.

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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

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1 1 an , JAWS C Lrowimnr WVAITER C M jollx li. Diiscn jossvn E. GREEN VVOLFE JAFFE ' ' ' . , ORRISON x B XB BS A'B'- B-I- L BS Cl. BRANT hfl'1l.0Y fHeadj A.B., A.M. .,3,sw.,l ..h English Department On Dtt f they say MR. Atixn'- Blessed are those who hunger and thirst after know- ledge. . . . MR. Dsscu- no quote . . . MR. GREEN- ThiS above all: to thine own self be true, and thou canst not then be false to any man. . . . MR. JAFFE- NO rule for success will work if you won't. . . . MR. I.iioNH,xR'i'- XVe do not know our friends well till we have had letters from them. In the meantime, plan your work and work your plan. . . . MR. BIORRISON-HLCHFH to live. . . . MR. ME1.ov- My idea of a gentlemen is like limerson's: He gives the law where he isg he will outpray saints in chapel, out-general veterans in the field, and outshine all courtesy in the hall. He is good company for pirates, and good with academiciansf' . . .MR. Nizumlsrtza- A dwarf on a giant's On Dit I they say I ,QlLf, 'tj3.2Q'5 3523. shoulder, sees further of the two. QGeorge Herbert jacula: Prudentumj . . . MR. PENTZ- Consirlemtc In voslm sfmvnzfl, fatte mm josle I1 viver mme bruli ma per seguir virlule e l'0710SCf7lZH.H QCOnsider your nature: you were not made to live like beasts, but to pursue virtue and know- ledge., . . . MR. Siusnnr- You've been educated in a global worldg acquire a global point of view. . . . MRS. WHEATLEY- You can be anything you want to be, if you want to be it badly enough. Don't be afraid to sacrifice. . . . MR. VV1M:xu3R- Tile shortest distance between two iven oints is a strai ht line. g Kiln. SILBERT C.iotu.i, Niumiiisnik joim A. l'i3r:1'z B.S. B.S. ,-LB, A.B., LLB., MA. ll l 1 ,' Mas. C. F. XVIII-LATLEY B.S. Eiuwusr j. Wmmgn B.S. QM.