Kenwood High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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i .12 fa L L i i if iz-' V i f 'K Angeline R. Hoen, B.A., M.A., French I, II, Ill, Spanish ll, III. Carolyn H. Muse, B.S., English and Spanish. Agnes K. Gaw throp, A.B., Latin I, II. Walter M. Engle B.S., Professional Degree in Meterology Spanish. 1 1 FOREIGN LANGUAGES af A fnllfh LL FILL? C99 ,. ao. gl 6,5 O Our foreign language classes are designed to acquaint us with the customs, daily lives and speech of our world neighbors. Here, Nlr. Engle explains the translation of a Spanish cOr1STrUCfiOf1 to Irene Osborne. I11E!I1y YCGFS BQO. '71 fl? Latin is not a dead language. Fern Lindsay displays the new and modern approach to teaching Latin while John Winderoth demonstrates a Latin teacher of

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r 1-'BP5 ,,,. tra., SOClAL STUDIES W 1? 1 l L 1 ll' .M N., 1 w :s'.:'1., if iii: 1 H W, me -At W' 'r rfffw .1 .1 . 1 J. ff'-fm. . Ng: ,1 The social studies program is divided into four sections: World History 10, American History 11, Problems in Democratic Living 12, and Geography, an academic elective. The courses in this department are designed to prepare the students to be responsible and conscientious citizens of the future. Sitting: Ann R. Ashbury, B.A., World History, U. S. History, Dorothy Ryan. B.A., World Hisv tory, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Mena lsitt, B.A., World History, Kay Frances Forrest, A.B., U. S. History, Louis S. Sage, A.B., M.Ed., Social Studies 12. Standing: Donald Greeley, A.B., World History, Morris T. Cage, Jr., B.A., M.A., World History, National Honor Society, Delmas I. Gruver, B.A., World History, Dudley M. Shoemaker, Ph.B., M.A., Social Studies 12, Honor Study Hall, David C. Osborn, B.A., M.A., Social Studies 12, Robert E. Crites, B.S., M.S., U. S. History, Student Government Association, Daniel J. Moran, A.B., U. 5. History. ,mm -'Q' qknx 1 it FEMALE ' ra E ii-fig E7 4. E 121 as ...Q..... 5 F f f A . ,fvf 'swf

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il- s 9 HOME ECONOMICS FOODS l'd marry you if you could cook . . . This statement cannot be made to any of our Home Economics girls who are shown taking ad- vantage of the opportunity of learning to prepare foods in our well-equipped laboratories. 1 l Zlllx J di 41-4 Left to right: Nancy G. Price, A.B., Foods: Betty Jean Poole, B.S., Clothing l and llp Nancy Eigen- brode, B.S., Homemaking. 5-ff' n Nix gl i 3 M 55:2 Mara- f a c is CLOTHING Students at Kenwood are fortunate because they are offered oppor- tunities in homemaking which few schools surpass. Illustrated are a few of our girls who are taking advantage of this opportunity by learning to cut from patterns in making the dress of their choice. The culminating activity of this class will be a fashion show to display the fruits of their labors. i