Brunswick High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brunswick, MD)

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Gut Principal B. KUSSMAUL, M. A. Jia Teachers College the commun1ty of life I hope that you eflect upon the problems that you had hool and the objectivity you used in alizmg these problems This also 1 true for the community of l1fe. Here u will have problems, but it is com- g to know that you have successfully , plished lesser problems which make :apable of solving greater ones. Ju leave the school community and H . . I . o 1 'n not t e pro m that counts: it is the ln h chi s solved. Mr. Kussmaul and Mr. Hess confer attendance reports. .1 41 Qi' z 2. Sig' 5 5 im 'QW 5243

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gacuity Meeting Many of us get the impression that teachers come to school at 8:30, teach until 3:30, and leave at 4:00. However, this is not a teacher's day for there are lessons to pre- pare, papers to be checked, and meetings, meetings, meetings for various purposes. Typical of these is the faculty meeting where the needs of the students, techniques of teaching, the exchange of ideas, methods of improving curriculum, grading systems and its problems, a.nd reports on educational studies are discussed. 6

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Herbert Daugherty, B. S. U n I O I' H19 h Shepherd College Ruth Nicholson, A. B. American University ART Judith Simmons Institute of Contemporary Art Art Students League Greenwich House Pottery School MUSIC ' Barbara Doster, B. S. Lebanon Valley College HOME ROOMS GRADE 10 ' Robert MacMillan, A. B., M. Ed Bowling Green College University of Pittsburgh Stephen Mester, M. A. Alabama University Ada Bell, A. B. Hood College GRADE 11. Harold Bloom, M. A. West Virginia University Mildred Cox, A. B. Hood College James Lightner, A. B. Western Maryland College GRADE 12 Virginia Hardesty, A. B. Bowling Green College Dorothy Strathern, A. B. Hood College