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1956: Henry T. Yost, principal; Dr. Pierre Davis begins as City's first black teacher. 1961: School goes on extended day. 1963: Julius G. Hubb, principal. 1964 Double shifts begin at City.1966: Enrollment of 3,890 sets school record. Superintendent Dr. Charles Paquin authors plan to move City and end its status as a college preparatory school; Alumni, faculty and students organize to save City. |
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1967: Dr. Jerry Denaberg, principal; enrollment begins to decline at City. 1971: Dr. Pierre Davis, principal. 1974: Maurice Wells, principal. 1976: City made into zoned high school with enrollment dropping to 1,200; Dr. Frank Thomas, City teacher organizes "Save City" Night, May 18; Baltimore makes plan to Revitalize school; September, City moves To Old Poly to make room for renovations; Isaiah White, principal. |
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