Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Faculty Mr. John H. Schwatka B.S. M.Ed. Principal Mr Everett McCaule B ' ' , ' 9 , v , 1 - y, .S., Vice-P1 izzczpal MTS- Edlth B- MCC19-NYU B-S-, V166-Pfllwlpal Mr. Cyril N. Carrol, B.S., M. A., Teachez in charge, fAnnexJ Mr. Andrew M. Bohle, A.B., M.Ed., Curriculum Coordinator ART DEPARTMENT John C. Edwards, A.B. llChairmaniJ Alan Kuzmicki, B.F.A. Mary Lucille Nolan, B.S. Ernestine Wysocki, B.F.A. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Thekla D. Schmidt, B.S. IHeadI Flora B. Bright, B.S., M.Ed. Louisa E. Carroll Mearns T. Fuller, B.S. Elmer K. Grove, B.S. Edward L. McCourt, B.S., M.A. Gladys G. Miller ' Maurice H. Schreiber, B.S., M.Ed. Vlfendell R. Sheets, A.B. Anne G. Williams, B.S. Helen Wright ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Hazel Fox, A.B., M.A. lHeadb Eva Asbell, B.S., M.A. Irma V. Cromwell Dorothy Diggs, A.B. Thomas M. Foley, Ph.B. Alice L. Geyer, A.B., M.A. Shirley Hughes, B.A. Ina S. Lowther, A.B. Belle A. Maley, A.B., M.A. C. Herbert McMahon, A.B. Charles W. Reinhardt, II, A.B. Helen H. Runkle, B.S. Katherine C. Smith, A.B. Kate S. Winchester, B.S. GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT E. May English, B.S. CChairn1anj Dolores M. Hagan, B.S. Louise Restivo, B.S. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Jeanette W. Grifith, B.S. fChairmanJ J. Elliott Green, A.B., M.Ed. Hannah Joiie, B.S. Kathleen Powers, B.S. M.A. Charles Scott, B.S., M.A. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Virginia R. Bennett, B.S. l,ChairrnanJ Mildred C. Corson Bessie B. Cummins, B.S., M.A. Joyce S. Davison, A.B. Mary B. Dell, B.S., M.Ed. Ruth Gilroy, M.A. Edna Marie Knoop, B.S. Josie M. Shea, B.S. Dorothy L. Thomas, B.S. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Gladys Fulton, A.B., B.S. lChairmanI Anna R. Allan, B.S., M.A. Edith W. Brundick Grace Morse Dorothy M. Roten, B.S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Frank T. Silverman, LL.B., B.S., M.Ed. fChairmanj Charles R. Anderson, B.S. Elmer F. Bright, B.S., M.Ed. Isador J. Dalinsky, B.S. Walter H. Heiderman, B.S. Arnold Mermelstein, B.S. James A. Stach, A.B., B.S., M.Ed. John F. Temple, Jr., B.S. Philip J. Valle, B.S. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Myrtle H. Schreiber, A.B. lChair1nanI M. Annabelle Steele, A.B. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Margaret C. Heinzerling, A.B. lHeadb Richard D. Dean, B.S. Elsie B. Mears Shirley Meyers, B.S. Barry Tannenbaum, B.S. Harriet D. Vernon, A.B. Eleanor R. Waters, B.S. Lucile Otton, B.S. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Warren W. Shelley, B.M., M.M. fiChairman Grace C. Bair, B.S. Grace Brody, B.S. James W. Mitchell, B.B.A., M.A. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Leon D. Horowitz, B.S. fChairmanI Geraldine R. Anderson, B.S. William T. Anderson, A.B. Stanley J. Fieldman, A.B. Aloysius W. Malone, A.B. Edna L. Meyer Eleanor Troy, B.S. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT J. Helen Coggins, A.B. llChairmanl Lois S. Barber, A.B. William M. Barnett, B.S., M.Ed. Hilda M. Eszes Alexina G. Stidham, B.S., M.Ed. Elizabeth S. White, B.S. HEALTH SUITE Dr. James Franklin Supplee, III, M.D. Mrs. Luetta Hengst, R.N. Anna B. Surasky, R.N. SECRETARIES Elizabeth Stevens Mary Gerus Betty Hornstein DIETITIAN Lenise M. Matthai

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Cooperation among individuals is vitally important. MISS JEANETTE GRIFFITH Senior Counselor Miss Jeanette Griliith, our senior counselor, has guided us well throughout our high school career. She listened eagerly and syrnpathetically to our minor as well as our important problems and, last but not least, won our love and unfail- ing devotion. MR. CHARLES SCOTT Senior Counselor Mr. Charles Scott, the counselor for the June MR. ANDREW BOHLE Coordinator Mr. Andrew Bohle, who is a graduate of Southern, is a man everyone will remember as a friend. Mr. Bohle, who is one of two coordina- tors in Baltimore, presided here at Southern first as a teacher, second as the Principal at the Annex and of the Southern Evening School, and third as our coordinator. We, the classes of 1953, wish for Mr. Bohle continued success and happiness. class, has smoothed over many of our rough spots. During our last term, We depended wholly upon his advice. He encouraged us to attend the college of our choice and inspired us to try for scholarships. We offer our thanks and best wishes to a dear friend and counselor. 9 E MISS BELLE MALEY Librarian Whether we wanted a book for research or pleasure, Hour Miss Maleyi' always seemed to know just what we wanted.

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Mr. Joseph Kornblatt QS!! lin jllilemuriam W It was with heartfelt sorrow and deep regret that we received word of the sudden death of our beloved instructor, Mr. Joseph Kornblatt, on February 16, 1953. It is hard to state brieHy our feelings toward him, for he had so many good qualities. The very fact that he was addressed as 4cUncle Joen demonstrates our feelings to- ward him. He was always ready with a smile, bit of humor, word of encourage- ment, or gentle reprimanding, whichever the occasion called for. Thus, he taught us much more than one can find in textbooks. As long as there is a Southern he will not be forgotten, for he is a part of Southern. We shall always hold close in our hearts the memory of our dear '4Uncle Joe . Dr. William H. Lemmell We were all shocked and deeply sad- dened at the passing of Dr. Williarn Hugo Lemmell, on January 29, 1953. He was a good man, courageous, honor- able, kind and for all he did, and was, and gave, we are deeply thankful.