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1914: City College begins to use old Front Building of Johns Hopkins as an annex to relieve overcrowding. WorId War I Cadet Corps formed at City; 1167 serve in armed forces; 47 die in conflict. 1920: Strayer survey consolidates new approach to education at City. 1921: Assembly Hall converted into 12 classrooms as schools goes on three shifts to serve growing enrollment.1922: New curriculum introduced that will remain unchanged until late 1960's. 1923: "City Forever", written by Eugene W. Milby '23, sung for the first time at the City-Poly game. |
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1924: Annex opened for Sophomores at Homewood and 22nd Sts. 1926: "A" course organized; cornerstone laid November 24th for new building; Dr. Frank R. Blake, principal. 1928: City enters "Castle on the Hill", April 10th. 1929: Collegian newspaper begun.1932: Dr. Phillip H. Edwards, principal; ParentTeacher Association formed; Quill and Scroll Honor Society formed. 1934: Harry Lawerence appointed football coach and City begins string of championship years. |
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