Brunswick High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brunswick, MD)

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Qheir 'ima Ann Qilwir iezlenifa. A graduate of Western Mary- land, MR. WM. B. JONES was granted a master 's degree from Duke. From 1934-1941, he taught math and science at El- licott City High School. This position was followed by a series of Principalshipsg Lisbon High 1941-45, Brunswick High 1945- 47, Sparrows Point High 1947- 48, Wicomico High 1948-57, and Bel Air Senior High School 1957 to present. Mr. Jones is married to Lucille Bork. They have two children. ,gun MR. HARRY O. SMITH re- ceived his A. B. from Western Md., M,A. from Duke Uni- versity, and is presently work- ing towards his doctorate. Mr. Smith was a teacher at Bruns- wick as well as serving as prin- cipal. He also has held prin- cipalships at Walkersville, Frederick, Liberty Jr. High, and Linganore High Schools. He married the former Mar- jorie Ionesg he and his wife have two sons. MR. HERMAN HAUVER re- ceived his B. S. degree from Gettysburg College and his M,A . degree from Columbia U. Before coming to B.H.S. as principal in 1947, he taught at Liberty High and Frederick High. He left in 1954, be- coming Supervisor of Calvert County Board of Education, la- ter taking the position of Fred- erick County Director of Pupil Services, his present position. He is married to Ruth McVean and they have two children. After serving three years in the United States Navy, D, HAROLD KNOTT entered Shepherd College where he received his A.B. in 1949, From 1949 until 1952, he coached basketball and baseball at Callauds, Virginia. In 1952 he left there to accept a principalship at Lovetts- ville High School. The year 1954 brought him to our own school where he was chief administrator until 1956 when he went to Loudon County High School. For the past five years Mr. Knott' has been a television teacher and Student Activities Director for Miami Palmetto Senior High, In 1965 he accepted a position as assistant principal at Miami Edison Senior High.

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4 htuugh Q ihing ARVIN P, JONES received his A.B. from the University of Maryland and M. A . from Columbia University. Mr. Jones taught one year in 'K ff Mercer County, West Virginia, three years in Frederick County, and has held principalships at Emmitsburg and Brunswick. He was at Bruns- wick from 1939 until 1944. He married Alma Shipley, and they have three children, 4 M ' r W. fz DR. B, FLOYD CROMWELL, who served the community of Brunswick from 1929- 1932, re- ceived his A . B. from Western Maryland and D, Ed. from George Washington University. In 1938 he became Supervisor of Educational and Vocational Guidance. The year 1948 brought his appointment as State Supervisor of High Schools. For one year he was at Western Maryland Preparatory School, The state of Maryland owes much to Dr. Cromwell for his enthusiasm and efficiency in education. Dr. Cromwell died in 1952 leaving his widow, Sara Keefer. MR. WILBER DEVILBISS ac- quired his A . B. from Western Maryland, and his D.Ed. from the University of Washington. In 1956 he was granted the honorary degree of Doctor of Pedagogy from Western Mary- land College. He was princi- pal at B. H. S. from 1932- 1939, In 1942 he became State Su- pervisor of High Schools until 1949. From 1950- 1955 he held such positions as Supervisor of Teacher and Higher Education, and Dean of the College of Education at the University of Maryland, Presently Mr. De- vilbiss is President of State Teachers College at Salisbury, Maryland, 3 MR. JAMES C. BIEHL grad- uated from Franklin and Mar- shall with his A .B. , and he later received his M,A. from the University of Pennsylvania He was principal at Brunswick from 1925- 1929. After leav- ing Brunswick he became As- sistant Supervisor of Frederick County Schools. He has also served as principal of Thur- mont and Willow Grove, Penn Sylvania. After one year at Willow Grove, he returned to our county where he remained until his death. Mr. and Mrs. Biehl had two children. .,

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Qhtttsimthing 4 catheri- MISS IOSEPHINE SOLOMON attended Harrisonburg College and Johns Hopkins University. She began her teaching ca- reer in Rockingham County, later teach- ing at Forest Grove. In 1900 she ac- cepted a teaching position at the East Brunswick School, moving to B. H. S. at the time of its completion in 1911 and remaining there until her retirement in 1932. She can be remembered for the hedge she planted on the south side of the building. MR. REVERDY POP KIENNY re- ceived his master's from Roanoke Col- lege. Hewas at Middletown High from 1907 to 1928. In 1930 he came to B.H. S., teaching math and serving as vice-principal, In 1946 he returned to Middletown, remaining there until his retirement. Mr, Kienny died in 1956. He is survived by his wife, Ethel Lay- man. MISS LAVINIA HOOD attended Tow- son upon graduation from B.H.S. Hav- ing taught one year in Knoxville, she later taught in the West Brunswick, East Brunswick, and Brunswick Elementary schools. Miss Hood received her Bach- e1or's degree from Madison College. She retired in 1955 and in 1961 became a member of the county Board of Educa- tion, a position she now holds. w N i f 2 1 -- 'X x 1 5 :ff A graduate of Western Maryland College and Johns Hopkins, JUDGE CHARLES MOYLAN coached ath- letics at B.H. S. He has served on the Supreme Court Bench of Balti- more City since 1943, He served in the Juvenile Court for 19 years and for ten years as Chairman of the Baltimore Youth Commission. He is married to Mildred Wheeler., if I f MRS. AUDREY PRESSLER, a graduate of Hood College, taught science at B. H. S. She later taught at Liberty High, and Frederick High High, where she is presently. She was given the Star Award, named an outstanding biology teacher, and selected to write a biology paper, Mrs. Pressler is married to Floyd G. Pressler.