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

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.lane Cooper. B..-X.. NIA.: Mena Isitt. B..-X. PECI L ED C T10 Y . SE. ' ' 1 42:22 r i 1 , f-g-,iff fi wifi ' ' . . Y 4 Q. ., . var 5 '71 i 4 ft 'UE' ' E- -Z' -.FF , X xi 'SM ,fir ' ' xv A. -0-Q x ' K We ' WH I, .K 1 ,ff ,. - 2- wr. - , i t K . Q. I We . L V H 1 1 -' V ' . V' XX u a' I I 5 7 41' ,A ' irfiiiiijfk' 4 my ' ? 2 ' .1.,,'l'41 , . .MM , ' u Z7 ' lv , -1 55 fame. 7 'f T 1 i ' during the Westward The development of the Lvnited States Klmetnent if depicted on maps that were drawn and colored hy William Nine. Catherine Currey. and David Brannock. Special Education classes help ftudentl to hetter adjuet themeelxef to their enxironment and to find a place for themselves in the world. Recommended hy teaehere for theee flaesee. -tuflent- are givin the Benet Test through which the department selects those who can prr-fit from Special Education, In the-e claeaee. each -tudent wtrks according to his own level. his weaker sub- jects heing stressed more. and he ie giien indixiflual attf-ntiwn in learning Io ma-ter reading and comprehension. ,,, f If f Wit, f , I - ,.,., a M um X ,W I . .B-we 1 . . ' vs W ,, ' ,W X' ' ,A . . ,.,,. ,M,,,,,,..,.M-f r 1 Ma ' , . f ,, ff, ia --,.- ,, V HW 1 , Xl in .fry-f Z mm. t Reading periods such as this one are frequently enjfiyftd by the students of Mrs. Coopefs Claes. 23

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rx X ,..,..N,. t., Q, .. Training, practice. antl iintlvrstantling are the qualifications pos- sessetl by Mrs. Leona Scott. our sclnml nurse. O RI FIR ARY Ouvhl But it only hurts for a little while as Mrs. Scott applies a liinfling laracvlet of gauze to Marilyn Meyfrs sprained wrist. V., O R LIBRARY Reliintl the sw-nes of nur urtlt-rly and well-stmckvtl library are Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Bensel. and Mrs. Siegrist wlw strive to help stutlvnts cle-riw the most from the-ir cnurses. ,,,,,,,,,..K lr V if . gy, 'Nu ,. V W.. N s t ..,.. . igysft-X R

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E GLIH Y Y 4 Mkty. X. .X vp.. ...W Shakespeare. the all-time hero of tlrania. triumphs again as Connie gives her ulassniates a guided tour through one of his theatres. SITTING: Carolyn Foster, position, Literature: Faith K. Clancy, Ali.. English Ruth Fossedal, BA., Spanis Gootlrieh, AB.. M.Ed., Eng BA.. .English ll, Spotlight eifety: john Canunaratai. ll... 5: 1 1 f-1 i '1 .1 1 -ffw Kenwoodites are given opportunities to s t u d y many English courses in our diverse curriculum. These courses involve the study of written and spok- en grammar, classical and contemporary literature, speech, and drama. Through these courses we strive to perfect our 'gnative tonguef' BA.. lla-X., English 11. Speech: Elizabeth S. Fitzell. BA.. English 12, Advanced Com- N. Morley, BA., NIA.. English 10: Helen Cole Swanson, B..-X.. English 10. 11: Eileen 10: Gwendolyn B. Tisdale. l3.fX.. English 10: Nester P. Stanaland. AB.. English 102 h l, English 10. STANDING: Cary L. Houpt, AA.. AB., English 11, Speech: Howard B. lish 10. Literary Magazine: Arthur Surplus, BA., Speech, ,English 11: Charles W, Bronte. Vliilliani A. Vliilliamson. ill, Nl.Etl.. English 12: Herbert F. Mitchell, BS.. English 112. National Honor Societv f'o-Spoiisorg Charles C. Skinner. .-MB.. AM., English 12. Drama. National Thewian So- R , English 1O:. Leo J. Lehman, BS., M,Ed., English 11. Journalism ll. Q I Q ' Www 'N SP Q