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

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Producing Versatile Students For Decades emii g Scholarship e-25 ti we f e E ' v X x - 'E . A 5 - QS ,ft 'Q r. n Y W X - Y i 1 X 1333 ?- K fe 'ec xx ' Q-H i ii a t Ei- e - g n if i :: f-. N ,X 1 ---fl pi: K. VXA X 1 png ? S 'i ,.,.,. ffm! tl , .fmt Iliff'-' -e ' -fn.: vi.. , I , I nj 1 Y 'lg 3:01 ... . ,i Q s fig fr Q17 ,g g Q - ..,11- sY-- --ef'-- ' ' ...-i-'Y 'H-' City College 1899 - l922 Y Throughout the IIT years of its existence, the Baltimore City College has established an out- standing record ol' scholarship by producing great numbers ol well-known scholars and civic leaders. I-'rom its lounding in l8f49, its primary pur- pose has been to spread knowledge and learning to its students and to make them educated, deep- thinking individuals. ln addition, countless numbers of graduates - many more than from most other high schools - continue their educa- tion in colleges and universities and afterwards assume positions of respect and dignity in the world, always remembering the background and training they received here. A graduate of City College truly deserves be- ing called a gentleman and a scholar.

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HYMN TO CITY Founded in decades past, Presenfed through storm and strife, 517 So City now still stands. Sower of the seed of learning True plozver of the fields, Her wage is endless giving. 4'N'Oll7'lSlll7lg mother of Innznneralzle thousands, City is eternal. i -se f , fists L, if A l I ,ngfl Y , fs: Wil' Y :ffl-is Q1 3, WW, - XAI 'll 'ls' X - ,f Wwe

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Athletics illcfnx 5111111 in f'U7'fJlH'6 5111111 - .X sound mind in a sound body. This old Latin proverb still guides modern City College - the line academic standards of City account for the healthy mind, and the equally fine athletic activities provide opportunities for a healthy body. Past teams garnered many championships in all sports and have earned for City the reputa- tion ol producing great athletes. Students en- tering the school are immediately struck by the lull program ol' athletic opportunities from which to choose, including a year-round pro- gram ol different sports in varsity, junior var- sity, lrosh-soph, intramural, and inlormal com- petition. The traditional City-Poly football riv- alry dates back almost 70 years and is the third oldest such rivalry in the country. ln recent years City College has dominated the scene in MSA swimming, lacrosse, basket- ball, crosscountry, and golf. Future generations ol Collegians will have the challenge ol this brilliant record and can proudly point to the long tradition ol sportsmanship and lair play built up behind them. fX - .... ,,- 5:25. - ? l. qi. .-ff --- -Qk, g.- ,4 31 2 i 9 ff 2 J Q ,,f 1l g 14. X592 : 9123514192 , 4 ' iii li fl QQ:J,l 5 f' Q' , X 'Z f--255 'A l ' 'll E 1 'l ' I: 1 I ! :bLl 5: -gil ' 3:51-X239 l , , x cal ., ll' 7 . is 1, ,ir-, ,,, 1 . 'kiqgiEfiEg.,g isafigihl Sq ???s-55152357slslglc'-Eli: 1 15 ,, S5555 5EEQ?ii 'E ,-?'- - 3 544. sh: 222:::f: wif' -I sg ..: Z' City College 1875 - 1892 Activities Through its activities program, City College strives to develop a well-rounded personality and integrity ol character in each ol' its students. The history oi co-curricular activities is a long one. The two literary societies have been permanent lixtures lor over three-quarters ol a century, the school newspaper is now in its twenty-eighth year ol continuous weekly publication. the year- book has been published for sixty years, and the list of available clubs is extensive. Co-curricu- lar activities have always and will always be an important part ol City College life.