Wheaton High School - Scarlet Lance Yearbook (Wheaton, MD)

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First Row: W. Mullen, L. Rosser, J. Clough, G. Bates. Second Row: M. DeVore, J. Freeman. Third Row: M. lmlay, D. Snyder. Fourth Row: D. Bell, N. Smith, C. Schlosser, P. Morris, S. Amatucci, S. Winstead, S. Harris, H. Slate. Fifth Row: J. Atkinson, J. Matheson. National Honor Society Rewards Scholars ancl Leaders 4 Character, scholarship, service, and leader- ship are the qualifications for membership in 4 the society is a worthwhile goal for every junior - '. and senior to work toward. the National Honor Society. Membership in ,Aa Key Clubbers Build Character 'We build is the motto of the Key Club, Kiwanis-sponsored service organization, and it certainly fits. By service to school and com- munity, they build not only good will, but character. Left: Officers, H. Slate, Mr, Draper lSponsorl, K. J. Harris, K. Allen. Below: Members, First Row: J J. Hartsock, T. Endo, J. Garthune, M. Spear, D. Reed, K. Allen, J. Albano, J. Maddox, S. Amatucci, R. Chesley. Second Row: D. Dunner, B. Struder, R. Potas, R. Dimock, J. Burkhart, D. Graham, R, Campbell, R. Graninger, R. Peters, T. Maholm, S. Bowden, J. Clough, R. Riddell, J. Kurtz, C. Haynes. Third Row: B. Middleton, N. Wallach, W. Mullen M. DeVore, W. Pennington, D. Sidmore, M. Imloy, G. Ui falusy, W. Tamblin. Below Fallon Emma Payne Officers, A. Plaia, F Miss Clapp and Mr iSponsorsl, B. Idian, C

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--fwwsg SilBSCRiPii0N Seated: J. McCann, M. E. Smith, N. Stelling, N. Nettle- ton, D. Kanak, P. Koelkebeck, L. Hurst, J. McConnaughy, J. Oliveri, N. Schleifman. Standing: R. Turney, R. Struder, J. Thomson, D. Kendrick, J. Hamilton, S. Newman, W. Needham, S. Munz, J. Klauda, N. Bellanger. Deadlines Come and Nerves Are Taut We've got to meet that deadline? was a familiar cry around Scroll headquarters, as frantic staff members typed final copy madly, and page editors tried to squeeze I5-count heads into l4-count spaces. Out of chaos land the hard work of manyi emerged order, how- ever - and a more-than-satisfactory news- paper. QQ i- 4',wfF ' x.,- -4 . -1' ggi.. fi s f xi 1 J ef-'iE.r:'-ie X, f ' -F , 1 , S l . . Paper officers: R. Richards, Mrs. Tyoe iSponsorl, R. Rid- dell, H. Slate. gm ,-. QW NEWSPAPER MEMBERS D. Kanak J. Oliveri P. Koeikebeck R. Richards J. McConnaughy N. 5ChleifmOv'1 H. Slate

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Right: Front row, S. O'Brien, A. Jor gensen, S. Stewart, K. Sander. Sec ond row: D. Jordon, B. Bennett, J Matheson, S. Harris, C. Jennings Third row: W. Cook, R. Pikser, A Longmore, B. Chertock, G, Bates Fourth row: R. Richards, D. Demp sey, D. Kanak, N. Gartrell. Lower right: Officers, K. Kyte, J Thomson, Mrs. Word lSponsorl, C Friedrich, K. Chernick, K. White, C King. J. King. Make Way Boys- Here We Come! The Wheaton High School Keyettes, founded in l956, is the first female counterpart of the Key Club to be started in Montgomery County. Sponsored by the Ki-Wives of Wheaton, the group performs services for the school and com- munity. Art Can Be Useful Yau can always depend on Art Services is the well-deserved motto of Art Services, Inc. The club members do art work for any and all school organizations at cost of materials used. Upper right: Officers, Mr. Evry lSponsorJ, T. McKnight, J. Veenstra, R. Struder, D. Schaeffer. - J Q if ffl? A- 'S --QE, X 1 ' 1 g K. f . 7 cal A 4A ,. .L sri. V,-.1 lst , Right: J. Matheson, L. Scillian, C. King, D. Sieden, J. Ullman, L. Rees, , C. Brooks, J. Mendlin, L. McGinnis, G. Austin, C. Slesser, F. MacDonald, B. Chertock, L. Owens. FX ' Below: C. King, T. McKnight, J. Veenstra, and B. Chertock present the pictures they pointed for the library to Mrs. Henry lcenterl. f cr? 4- r 3. 1 ,, X 5