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

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1 -ag' -Q A.. 'if T111 hook, the GREFN BAG 32 1 tl1e fiftx -exenth xolunie of a long line of dlllllldlw xshnh IJOIlldX the lnstoix of the high school xou wttended. The Baltnnoie City follegc. The present work has lreen conductcd xnuch on the 5111111 lines as the preceding issues hut with si11cere endeavor to make it tl1e hest and ist '1 ram' ive o ie series st fa '. We have aimed to produce il 100' or our class and its friendiz to record those 0i'l'llI'l'9l1C'CS i11 our li ,1 school life which have lessened the tedinm of our scholastic duties. the I'8lll8HllJl'3llC65 of which will no doubt hring pleasure to us in years to come.

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There are many at City College to whom we, the editors of the GREEN BAG, should like to pay tribute. One of these persons whose abilities we have had the opportunity to observe is a member of our faculty who is unfortunately little known to many of the students who pass through the Balti- more City College. For the past fifteen years, he has devoted his efforts to the improvement, the advancement, the perfection of the department of which he is head. In the classroom, one readily realizes that this man is a teacher in the truest sense of the word. His method of evaluating the student, his system of assigning no work that is mere upen-pushing, his policy of allotting class time for discussions ranging from the international scene to the various philosophies of the world mark this man as a leader in the teaching profession The student-teacher relationship which this instructor maintains 1s an ideal one, impartial, unrmpassroned yet that of a genuine friend to all who would make him a friend Instructor yes but also the qualities of a gentleman, the qualr tres of a scholar are outlined rn this man After obtaining a Bachelor of Arts Degree at George Washington University Professor Elliott started his career writing for The Sun In 1924 he was appointed Amer rcan Vice Consul at Warsaw He served as a Reserve Officer in the Vlrlrtarx Intelligence Service Hrs teaching career beffan in 1930 as an instructor of Modern Languages at the Baltimore Polytechnic Institute It ls his belief that to understand a people and its problems, one must know its language, and thus he explains his de rre to te uh modern languages In 1937 he was appointed head of the Department of Modern Ianguages at the Baltimore City College the positron which he holds at present Professor .IOHN P ELLIOTT admired an respected faculty and student body is f alike ,K-gifazl we bring forth f I 1: 'fi' x olunre .9 386LCCLfl0I'l -ll 'Jvw WO?- UZPr4WP in I ' ' I u. A - - , 2 ' ' 1' 1 ' . 'I' 4 ' J I ' 1 n I.. I. T 4 . A U' ' j - ' ' , . r ,- Q D- ts 1 . , ' - . , 3 . C, , . , . . A . , , . I I ' , . Q ., K . f I 1, ,PQ Q I , 'Fr ' . ' .f ' s A D r 4 If - .if I . I' V -4 I sn . 1 . 0 in ' J Q H231 sifrwtli , infix' -P ' -,,.A,,0 N 1 '. : IYQ'? Q I . t' 'W 'i 'wT 7fr .i ' 1 swww1aMwf 1- 5 - , --' . . 4 . A A . af , 5 ,, -,I , 2 'I -3 ,.,e. if , is ,- W , 'Rf Ng- Q , fr, 'X gtg ,Y , ' V r xx, f ,visas sr Q Q 3 4. If X f aug v ,Af '3,,.f,. - . we ff., Q h g V 'Af w ',. fm, fkgsruf , 1 , A .ihytfggxfiigr whpd A ff 5 - CJ C ' gp wma. firm-Q f 1 ' J, -1 -1 xr . -4, 4 , , 4 . U, Z mwOZ-4FPw mOmrrO0 44-U m

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