Friends School of Baltimore - Quaker Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Mr. Curtis is the head of the Athletic Department. This year he coached foot- ball, lacrosse and girls’ varsity basket- ball. Mrs. Morse, head of Girls Athletics, coached hockey, JV basketball and la- crosse. Mr. Morse coached varsity soccer, varsity basketball, and lacrosse. In addition, both of the Morses teach health classes for the seventh and eighth grades. All three members of the Athlet- ic Department have a full schedule of Lower School teaching duties. MRS. POWELL Mrs. Richardson is head librarian and this year gained a long needed assistant, Mrs. Marsden. Things have been unusu- ally hectic in the library this year because in addition to the usual heavy load there were plans being worked on for re- modeling the library. MR. CURTIS MR. AND MRS. MORSE Mrs. Powell directs all the courses in art and art appreciation that are of- fered in the Upper School. She is also in charge of the artwork for the dra- matic and Mixed Chorus productions. MRS. RICHARDSON MRS. MARSDEN

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Science in the Upper School begins with the seventh grade where biological science is taught by Mr. Bishow and Mr. Davis. Mrs. Kearse instructs the eighth grade classes in courses which are orient- ed towards earth science and the ninth grade class which is a lab-oriented course. Having completed these general subjects, Mr. Davis sends sophomores microbe hunting in his Biology course. Juniors and Seniors may then choose: Chemistry taught by Miss Sweeney (she teaches Algebra, too) or Physics taught by Mr. Forbush. This year a new course has been added to the Science department — Mr. Forbush’s ‘Survey of Science” for those. who enjoy “fireside science.” — MISS SWEENEY . BISHOW MRS. KEARSE MR. DAVIS

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Food For Thought Under the direction of Mrs. Bonnet, the kitchen staff, has provided us with a refreshing break between classes. Along with our favorites, tuna surprise and brownies, the appearance of cheeseburgers and hot dogs became more frequent along the lunch line. Such innovations as soup and fruit juices helped to bring variety to our trays. Our many thanks to: Mr. Braxton, Mr. M. Braxton, Mrs. Bouldin, Mrs. Brothers, Mrs. Brason, Mr. Calloway, Mr. Carroll, Mrs. Cornish, Mrs. Dughins, Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Gray, Mr. Henry, Mrs. Hudson, Mr. Kessler, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Nolley, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Selby, Mrs. Stewert, Mrs. Wade, Mr. Wade, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. L. Williams. MR. GARFIELD HUDSON The entire school was saddened by the loss of Garfield Hudson, a staff member at Friends School for almost fifty years. His loyalty towards Friends was unfaltering and he will always be re- ‘membered with affection and ap- preciation by all who knew him. MRS. BONNET