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

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MA THEMA TIE! M7 1. x Y v J ' f , .ed were it ,V:. W QR: 1 I . 1 ...'fn ,Ce . .4 Wi? . . ff?I',.- . lift,-fi 14 I' :fi I :Z jp. .- ft? TQ: L5'1 tlfl' 0 Sitting: Dorothy Freck, A.B., Beginning Algebrag Mildred Nedrow, A.B., Geometry Review of General Mathematics: Mary R. Edwards, A.B., M.A., Plane Geometry, Trigonometry and Review of Academic Mathematics, Mathematics Department Chairman. Standing: Stanley L. Dodson, A.B., M.Ed., Science, ' - James N. Kitts, A.B., Mathematics, Clarence Dewey Smitley, Jr., A.B., M.Ed., Intermediate KX Mathematics, Algebra. fx 1 bar al- Margie Hower and C vin Myerfprove one of f ndamental theo- the U rems studied in Plane Geometry. Applying the rules of corresponding angles, Beth Saddinton and Hennlein prove that line AB and line Wayne CD are parallel.

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SCIENCE 4.11 -W-0,.W.,N,.,,' 31 ' fi fb , Sxgwofwz f W ,f f 1 , 4 1 ,Q 04 X 4 b if , 1 ,f .f 1 f , , W . ri 5 9 'X NXY L A Sitting: Nancy P. Cummings, B.A., Biology, Charles A. Friedman, A.B., Consumer Science, Lawrence Carle E Cl' ' ton Medlock, B.A., B.S., Chemistry, P. T. A. Balloon Contest Director, Charles W. Woodfield, B.A., Physics, 0 National Honor Society Advisory Committee, Martha E. Adams, B.A., Biology. Standing: William J, Vanko, X B.S., V. J. Donat, A.B., Biology, Visual Aids Director, Donald A. Roberts, A.B., Biology, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Daniel Luther Meyer, B.A,, Biology. Carol Bauer, the student dem is h 1 onstrator s owing to the class how Io pre pare oxygen in order to illustrate chemical and physical properties of this element, 1' As the students are familiarized with Recognizing the Changes In Matter, 'het' STUdy physical and chemical changes, and learn to identify materials as being element S, COmpounds or mix- tures. 'b ,W I xx it 4 X Q.,

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f' W ,, X Iy ' f I ,f 98 'I BUSINESS EDUCATION i , ,,, . V' .w . at 2 ,gs , ' O ? f f , ez' I M I 'iff' , ,E V if ur f, ,fe -0 X K.. MA Wo, Qin.. 'vm Sitting: Kathleen Adornato, B.S,, Business Arithmetic, Introduction to Business, Gail Thacker, B.S., Business X X, Arithmetic, Introduction to Business, Joy Dare Corkery, B.S., Business Arithmetic, Introduction to Business, XY 5 Q Typing, Helen W. Dixon, A.B., Bookkeeping, John W. Gravelle, B.S., Typing, Business Math, Introduction to Q5 J Q Business, Standing: Alton Sulin, B.S., M.C., Shorthand, Typing and Office Practice, F,B.L.A. Sponsor, Paul N, 'ilu X P. Plevyak, BS., Bookkeeping, Typing, Shorthand, James A. Spanos, B.S,, Law and Economics, Typing and V X R x Office Practice, Co-Sponsor F.B.L.A., Edward F. Jackovitz, B.S., M.A,, Shorthand, Typing, Senior Class Spon- Vx Nil, sorp Allen R. Gaddis, B.S., Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Introduction To Business, Robert C. Coleman, 3 X 5 Jr., B.S., Typing, Retail Selling, School Store Sponsor. ' N. W w' X x XJ x '+R - , . X Rv SNS X J if N TYPING AND orifice PRACTICET - In Typing and Office Practice, students ex- perience the duties that they will be con- fronted with in the business world. ln this class, they use all the modern machines that are used in the business world. Betty Mattheu is using the ediphone, Marcy Ramer and Pat Yeager are typing letters, while Betty Morris -and Janice Weinreich are using adding machines. Keep your eyes on the copy . . , A sentence which is frequently heard in our typing classes is hr.-ing practiced by our three prospective secretaries, Hilrla Lachnit, Beverly Helwig, and Marlene Mills. ew A4141 B SL ff ' 142.1 ' TT, ,, ,,. S-1-1-1'- 7 X. 1' ':.'-JT..