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

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X The Auto Shop program is designed to give the boys experience in automobile servic- ing, body repair, wheel alignment, and the many other phases of auto mechanics. This class provides the boys with an opportunity to develop technical skills that will be beneficial to them after graduation. Anxious to learn, George Dorbert and Walter Coonts are receiving instruction from Mr. Mathiowdis in the operation of Little Giant Tickets, programs, and other printed matter used by the school are some ot the iobs done by the boys in Kenwood's Print Shop, VOCATICNAL EDUCA Tl0N Our Electronics class is designed to familiarize our boys with electrical devices which are most common in our everyday lives. They receive practical ex- perience in the repair and maintenance of radios, televisions and other electrical equipment as indicated in the photo that shows Vince Rarner and Richard Thim working on door chimes, Earl Cassedy and Larry Feeney working on a radio, and Kenneth Cherry and Paul Crowther working on a converter. hs, J 'wx Sitting, Milton Mathiowdis, B.S,, Printing, Robert Rigger, Auto Mechanics, George Jones B.S., Industrial Arts, Electricity. Standing, Alfred Hack, A.B., M.Ed., Mechanical Drawing E. J. Volpe, Woodshop, William Gold, Machine Shop, George Pluemar, B.S., Mechanical Machine, and Architectural Drawing, Senior Class Sponsor. Y I' 25 4 X, , 'S I X C F v T7XvNQ?'ti3l l .1 3? 'fi .... -fs if .-.f i.s,f-f-- Sv.,

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MUSIC I6 .f , sian- A W . ll- my ' A Sq :lAg M , ' Fir? T l lil l 2 I Conslance M. Maylwer, B.A., Music: Eleanor R. Tumor, B.S., Vocal Music, George D. Arnbld, B.M., MA., lnslrumenlal Music. Several members of the Senior Glee Club, conducted by Mrs, Maylwer, prepare for a fufure musical program. 99

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