Bladensburg High School - Peacecrosser Yearbook (Bladensburg, MD)

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3111 llfHP1lILTl'iZI1lI BEVERLY HARRIS FRANK HEINTZE NANCY COWAN GEORGE NASH DAN WESTGATE ati F-IffEg,5'

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.ffm SX DEDICATION The 1958 Blade staff has unanlmously selected Mr Joseph McFadden as the person to whom the 58 yearbook IS to be dedicated Mr McFadden has been a social studies teacher at Bladensburg for seven years ln 1956 he was the Student Councll faculty sponsor and labored dlllgently nn order that the State Councnl Conventlon be a success Last year Mr McFadden co sponsored the Junlor Senior Prom Many afternoons and evemngs at home were sacrl flced by Mr McFadden In order to and the student commlttee Perhaps It has been through personal contact that Mr McFadden has best endeared himself to Bladensburg stu dents No student who has ever sat In his class can forget has classucal voews on sports marriage and war Frlendlu ness smcerlty and a genume humor generate from room 318 We all know of the work he has put forth In has desnre to further Bladensburg Hugh School To Mr Joseph McFadden we say thank you for all you have contributed to the welfare of Bladensburg Hugh School and the development of future adults 4

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f Ti g MR KALMAN VOZAR BS M Ed PRINCIPAL Ind ana State Teache s College Un vers ty of Plltsbu gh GROWTH The natural law of life is growth We find this everywhere in the physical world around us. The plant or tree which fails to grow soon withers, is stunted and worthless. The same law holds good in the sphere of humanity. Does this apply to Bladensburg Senior High School'-7 Such growth may be threefold, physical or material, mental or intellectual, and moral or spiritual As to the first, the evidence is so plain it needs only to be stated as a self evident fact. As to the second, somewhat harder to discern, there is also clear evidence to those who have been able to follow the courses of instruction from the beginning, but time is still required for further development as we grow into manhood and womanhood. But what about the third, the most important of all? ln this material age has the same progress been made? It is our firm conviction that the same advance is being made in this direction also, with a clearer and broader vision and outlook upon the complicated conditions of our present unsettled world. KALMAN J. VOZAR 6 - ,?u.'rv, , i . Y w,-nw :tx . t r , It ' . ff .-wwf , . v' 1' T 'll' '- V V 5--. , I fo vw- '4' lf- I - .' , fzlu. ' L . E W. l 3 if ' il, X A , 'f ' '. ' L, 5 . K K 'Q rx x . , . ., . . i r' i i ' r . . . . . . . .