Brunswick High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brunswick, MD)

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and in the appreciation of the contributions made to America and the world by different peoples... ' Tp Aff ' , - fam--. 1 4 WMM lJmA:jik1l1Ll3 .. 5 , '5 .' Yi! 'il - 1,1 . +1 4' . :' -' .n ,V V ' V T sf 1 - it H f -,Q V ' i , , . ' m ', V if Kd . 1 .4 Vt i i. .wt Gladys Smith lVIil1er B. S. Degree Shippensburg State College Subjects: World History Core Hobbies: Reading 1 Sewing Current events are featured in the studies of history. A week- ly newsmap with print and pictures, news items, and the Sen- ior Scholastic, a news magazine, are the principal sources of information. In the past few years, student teachers from Hood College have come to Brunswick High School to do their practice teaching. This year Miss Estelle Harrison is supervised by Mrs. Cox as she plans her math course and Miss Roberta Hauver receives guidance from Mrs. Strathern in presenting her history mater- X p Q ial. -:UW ,W f you f. mi! Dorothy Strathern A. B. Degree Hood College Subjects: Problems of Democracy U. S. History i English Hobbies: Reading Sewing I3 ,ZW if QFD 00 ' Wayne Vernon Holter 6 - A. B. Degree WW My Western Maryland College Subjects: U. S. History uf World History Hobbies: Gun Collecting Hunting

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,LEE E 3--ggi,-ff Y T5 L, My If g, - . . , Url, , i ,K Judith Gale Simmons University of Maryland Art classes stress freedom to express one- ' ii self in design and color. Students learn to use chalk, c rayon, clay, and paints in the development of- their individual art talents. Subject: Art Hobbies: Gardening Pottery f ' it 'fri it is sz' sf' 7 -L' :T r-I ' i . lj' E , ' 1 i 141 5 . 5 -1 e, in the effective use of tools, machines, and materials... ., -.--... . .N -Y ,W ,aiu William H. Harrington A.B. and B.S. Degrees Western Maryland Subject: Library Hobby: Playing Organ Harry Russell Iscminger A. B. Degree Columbia University Subject: Industrial Arts Hobbies: Traveling Collecting The shop classes spend many en- joyable hours learning to operate The library affords students necessary m at e r ia 1 s for and care for the tools and ma- chines they use in developing their mg. search, study, and leisure projects. wrliks After many hours have been spent planrung and working on a shop project, much satisfaction is gained from the finished project.

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in the use of technical knowledge and M skills essential for success in a chosen fielcl D. Clementine. Mernmi B. S. Degree tr Q Virginia W. Hardest ,,-, S A. B. Degree it Bowling Green College of Commer. Subjects: Typing Shorthand Hobby: Traveling with family Bookkeeping, a vital part of any business cor cern, is the art of keeping a record of busines accounts. It requires accuracy and neatness. The typi ng classes achieve the goal of speed and accuracy through practice drills, timed writings, and typing to music. Shippensburg State College Subjects: Typing Bookkeeping E.B.T. Business Law Hobby: Playing a.ndWatch- ing Sports .J ,U K4 X J yu 1 l ,J 'll lj xl I Elf: .1 by ul I. 'W 9 I . ,fl xr ff? Shorthand classes Work towards the objective of being able to Write and t r a ns c rib e at least 100 words per minute with ease and accuracy. They also develop their ability to punc tuat e and spell correctly so that the transcripts are examples of their best work.