Brunswick High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brunswick, MD)

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'ectsz English languages .... The musical p r 0 g r a m is carried n on before, during, and after school by the band, glee club, and music d classes. U r I . Mary M' Margrabe ELM :fo on e -.ff - A.B.Degree f 'Milf f' 'tt Hood conege e'o'ff-sf -c if - ,Y Subjects: French ' iz: -4 X. is English 'J Hobbies: Reading L1l-,gp,f A If Gardening ff' ' V 'rv PWM f f' I , f,, 'f Q V ,gow In L H. Bell Degree ct College French by: Working with Children Listening to native French people speak their ancient language on tape is the modern way. of learning French. This enables students to hear the correct pronunciation and a cc e nt s of French phrases. E ar ph one s make possible the use of several tape recorders in the same room. l F., y j 'f , - I' and by the comprehension and enjoyment of international C Linwood seibert B. S. Degree Lebanon Valley College Subject: Music Hobbies: Painting Gardening

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Nellie Lloyd B. S.-M. Ed. University of Maryland Subjects: Core Math Hobbies: World Missions Reading THEY DIRECT U ez- il v . . Y 1' ' fl l Joel Curtis Nimon Joseph Walker A. B. Degree B. S. Degree High Point College F1-ostburg C0116 Subjects: Core subjects: Core Science Scienc Math Hobbies: Huntin Hobbies: Traveling Fishin Church Work in expressing ourselves clearly, correctly, and logically by the use of our language... South America is one of the continents ex- tensively studied in the 7th grade core classes. Each country is examined for political progress, economic achievement, geographical features, and cultural con- tributions. These studies draw the stu- dents close to their Latin American neighbors.

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Paul Leonard Cook A. B. Degree Shepherd College Subjects: Biology General Science Hobbies: Hunting Fishing Paul Delphey Gaither B. S. Degree University of Maryland Subjects: Physical Education Science Clark Eugene Shaff B. S. Degree University of Maryland Subjects: Science Chemistry Physics Hobbies: Fishing Hunting in a better understanding of our environment along with the importance q sound physical and mental health .... l il 'l y iyt In chemistry class the wonders of science are revealed to the students. Through experimentation the theories of science can be proven as facts. Biology is the science of liv- ing organisms. Through dis- s e c ti o n , the structures and metabolism of various animals are more easily studied. Frogs and fish are especially adaptable todissection be- cause of a lack of blood in the animal's system. Q- i I :,gfl':ft.a i ' A ' b ' 5 H . Qjrm igg - A A . --'r I, 1 v , ., E5 lim! Biology class gives students a chance to view the wonders and mysteries of life in its endless cycle of birth, growth, reproduction, and death. By keeping an aquarium and mice in the class- room, the students have an opportunity to be- come more familiar with Mother Nature.