Bladensburg High School - Peacecrosser Yearbook (Bladensburg, MD)

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Knut One, Boke Two Mrs Mary E Davenport BS Home Economxcs I II Mrs Margaret K Robinson BS Home Economlcs I II Mrs Sara M Shegogue BS ME Home Economics II III Chaxrman of Home Economics Department Mrs Pnscnlla B Stephens BS MS Home Econormcs III Suzy Semor thxs doesn t look or taste like any normal Chocolate layer cake a famllxar sound to the 351 grrls expernence glven ln how to create a gourmet s delnght the Home Economlcs Department offered mstructxon xn home management which was taught m BHSS apartment as a separate class chnld care which entalled the ald of several pre school youngsters clothmg complete wlth prnnts plaxds and pm strrpes and mternor decoratnng Three years of hems hommy grxts and heavenly hues plus two home proyects per year yielded 47 Seniors thus year wnth a major nn Home Economncs FUTURF SCULPTURES' Semors learn proper child care m Mrs Stephens mornmg nursery school Working wxth the clay are fclork uuel Alice Mangrum Linda Squires Bonnie Barllett Mary forkhxll Ilfinchard Whxte Mrs Stephens Mary Lewxs Nancy Drake and Gerry oar THE BISHOP METHOD IS BEST Sewing teacher Mrs Davenport shows student teacher M155 Charlene Townshend a trnck of the trade O . ' . l , . . . J .f . . , . . V D V ' 7 who were in Home Economics classes this year. Besides 7 . . . , x I 9 - , , , . 9 1, . . V ' Y l 8 0 27

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w'fW, - ti 1 vs, Y. We 8 If Foreign Intrigue 1351: ',,,' ,W S fi? MIENTO MIENTES MIENTE Senora A Thomp son drills her second year Spanish students in verb forms ff bs? Throughout the halls at BHS, interesting conversations beginning with Guten tage, punctuated at odd times with si si and ad sum and ending with bien, au revoir could be heard this year. These linguistic gems and many more plus instruc- tion in the reading, writing and translating of foreign tongues were offered by the Language Department. Classes in the modern languages: Spanish, French and German and in the classical languages, Latin, were available to Sophomores, juniors and Seniors. The semi-formal JCL induction, the Roman Banquet and instruction on the lives and peoples of foreign countries were other Language Department endeavors this year THE BASIS OF THE ROMANCE LANGUAGES Mrs Snearline points out the striking similarity between Latin and other languages to sophomore Beth Lohr C a Mrs Mary E Dillon AB Latin I II Junior Classical League Mr Gerald V Rolph BA MA German I II III English 10 Mrs Ethel M Rowdybush BA BS Ftenchl II III Mrs Betty K Snearline BA MA Latin I Plane Geometry Mrs Ana R Thompson AB Spantsh I II Mrs Mana C Young BA MA Spanish I II III National Honor Society Student Council Scholarship Committee Chairman of Foreign languages Department 2 , - ft f 3, . Y, , , - . . 'as .V ,'e ig, i -Q ,tn ,ig if- , I ,,,. .I wffif ' . , . . , . . 1 i . . , . ., . . gt i 1 , . . ' , . ., .. ,W A . 7 7 I .' Y ' . . . , . ., . . I f 9 I Z' n ig ' V , if . . ' , . . 1 4' ' ' , J, . . , . ., . . ' 1 'i 7 - , S I ll ,Vi , 9 . . I is 3 ,V ' , 5 , . .ra W f ' ' 1 ' '

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Left Pivot-Right Turn XY'hat b-b-h-bump? was the hair-raising shout made by Driver Education students in September. By june, however, 99 BHS students had learned the fundamentals of improved traffic behavior and how to develop safe, efficient, economical and enioyahle operation of the motor vehicle in Driver Education classes. Besides striving to present activity which will help stu- dents in school to gain the knowledge and skill in- valuable to later life, the Physical Education Department this year also made use of the paths from the tumbling mats to the trampoline, from the basketball courts to the football fields and from the volleyball nets to the tennis courts, worn deep hy the tennis shoes of former Physical Education students. On the busy itinerary also were dancing, golf and field hockey. TENNIS-A GAME OE THE PROFESSIONALS-Miss Lucas explains the correct way of holding a racket to Carolyn Payne and Linda Greer. 4 . W Mr. Carl J. Butkus, B.S. ,Q V Q V N Physical Education, Problems of Democracy: I t ig Football Coach, Basketball Coach. Letterman's Club 7 X Mr. Robert E. Callahan, B.S.g V ' Physical Education: ' Head Football Coach, Golf Coach Mr. Alan H. Kyber, B.A. Phyiscal Education, English 10, Head Basketball Coach Miss Mary L. Lucas, B,S. Phyical Educationg Girls' Athletic Leaders, Bowling Club NO DENTS . . . YET!-Mr. Moorhead shows off the new Driver Education car. 28 IT'S YOUR SERVE-Mr. Callahan demonstrates the correct way to hit the volleyball to Everette Davis.