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1935: Student Activities Council organized; Blanche Bowlsbey and Adele Pruss begin as City's first women teachers. 1936: City cited in New York Times as National Lacrosse champions. 1937: Pre-war enrol1nient peaks at 3,215. 1938: Eastern High School moves next to City. 1939: City holds 100th Anniversary celebration. Professor James Leonhart's One Hundred Years of the Baltimore City College published. |
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1941: Victory Corps formed to support war Effort; over 5,000 City students serve in armed forces; 204 are killed and three receive Medal of Honor; all students except 'A' course now enter City as Sophomores. 1943: City awards non-athletic letters. 1947: Baltimore Junior College organized on City's third floor and stays until 1959. 1948: Dr. Chester H. Katenkamp, principal. 1950: Athletic Hall of Fame begun. 1954: City College integrated. |
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