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Here are some outstanding BHS teachers who were featured in the 1965 Railroader yearbook. First is Mrs. Lucille Moler. A graduate of Hood and George Washington Universities, she began her teaching career at BHS in the 1930s. Mrs. Moler transferred to... |
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Here are some outstanding BHS teachers who were featured in the 1965 Railroader yearbook.
First is Mrs. Lucille Moler. A graduate of Hood and George Washington Universities, she began her teaching career at BHS in the 1930s. Mrs. Moler transferred to Damascus in 1939, Leland in 1940 and Montgomery-Blair in 1943.
As an award-winning jounalist, she was president of the Maryland Scholastic Press Association, which founded a "Lucille Moler Award" in her honor. She retired due to disability in 1959.
(Photo & information from the 1965 BHS Railroader yearbook courtesy of Sherry Bowers Stull
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