Brunswick High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brunswick, MD)

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and in the understanding of the effects of scientific and technological developments in our ever-changing E35 Mildred Crum Cox James E Lightner A B Degree A B Degree Hood College Western Maryland Algebra Plane Geometry English Journalism Music Dramatics .MWF Marshall A, Morningstar Carroll L. Horine A.' B. Degree Bridgewater College Subjects: Math ELI! 14 I ' vnu-A .x, fri B. S. Degree University of Maryland Subject: Driver Education English Hobby: Sports Hobbies: Reading Sports The driver e du c at i o n class not only teaches students safe driving practices but also gives the m an insight into the actual mechanical o p e r a t io n of motor vehicles. Figures and solids of many shapes and sizes enable students to realize more clearly the fundamentals of mathematics By working with these objects, the stu dents learn to recognize them as they ap pear in nature.

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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.

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in the belief in the dignity and worth of labor---that every worker should receive an adequate recognition for services rendered. Mr. Ralph Logue and Mr. Lee Ifert, the cus- todians, are irreplacable parts of B.H.S. since it is they who provide clean and con- fortable surroundings for the students, fa- culty, and administration. Mrs. Virginia Barger, Mrs. Hazel Nuse, Mrs., Pearl Hahne, and Mrs. Carolene Ayres are well known at B. H. S. They prepare each menu bea ring in mind the nutritional needs of growing boys and girls. They also prepare delicious food for the Presi- dents' Dinner, the Faculty Christmas Dinner and the Faculty Picnic. Bus drivers could well b called heroes of patience lVIiss Pauline Taylor, Mr. Pau n i lf Stine, and Mr. Floyd S are responsible for ge tt out-of-town students to sc on time. Even during tre herous driving c onditif: parents can rely on them the safety of their children. Q-X.,