Landon School - Brown and White Yearbook (Bethesda, MD)

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On hearmg B111 Earnest make the calloused remark that snakes are slrrny one corner of the conversatron erupts 1nto a bltter exposrtron of how rgnorant one must be to make such an 1mbec1l1c statement Thls defend er of the tender and too often under foot serpent 1S undoubtedly he Brawner who berng unfortunate enough to have hrs most mterestrng speclmen caged rn Boston has stooped to some ot natures more docrle creatures such as the P1t Vxpers Iohnny s ablhty to make a frrend of every creature from humans to ser pents IS a result of the understandmg and sc1ent1f1c approach whlch natural wrth hlm He IS one of the oldest and most respected boys rn the form hrs bemg elected edrtor of the Brown and Whrte IS substantral IOHN WAGGAIVIAN BRAWNER Iohnny ohn Entered Form III Dance Comm1ttee3 4 5 6 Charrman 6 Press Club4 5 6 Student Councrl 5 6 BHOWNG WHITE 5 6 Edztor rn Ch1ef6 NEWS and Yearbook Pho tographer 5 6 evrdence of hrs calm efhcrency n every task Iohnny should be suc cessful rn Whatever held ot endeavor he chooses to enter provrdrnq he meets no sprders he can t step on 5 n Ag! sq, Z M Qu-3 x YXX1 6 Ll of H H H1 H ' , , I classes erudite herpetologist, Iohnny . ' M ' . I u I . Q Qs . Q . . . . . 'd'N IS QYN.. I . . . , . . . a cr --

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form and continued to guide us through our fifth form year, at the end of which he handed the job over to Lew Rawlings. In our sixth form year, we have elected lim Miller and Don Dudley to the posts of Vice President and Secretary-Treasurer, respectively. In the extra-curricular field, our form has been very active in the Press and Dramatic Clubs: in ath- letics, we have managed to hold our own, as was illustrated by the winter intra-murals, in which We annexed the soccer and basketball crowns. We of the sixth form realize that ours has not been one of the stronger classes to graduate from Landon, but we feel we may honestly say that we have done our best to overcome our weaknesses and tried our hardest to live up to the standards of Landon School. And so, with best wishes to all of Landon for the coming years, we remain respectfully yours, The Sixth Form of 1949 S. Linthicum D. Mashbir M. Kennedy B. McCatfree I. Miller M. Nicholl H- Hai M. Ottman L. Rawlings :lv C. Slonaker L 5' O. Warfield ...LE y 'fn-J 'isfvynl

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MICHAEL BANYER CLARK Mrckey Hayseed Mrck Entered Form I Varsrty Football 5 6 Varsrty Soccer 5 6 Varsrty Track5 6 Press Club 4 5 6 R1fleClub4 5 6 In the halls of the dormrtory about three nrrnutes before breakfast there Who ILA!!! anna: 'x N rs a great flurry t shoes socks shrrts and tres It s not a rampant dog however rt s Ol Hayseed rushrng to reach the drnrng hall rn trme Wrll he make rt7 Well he usually does Mrckey has endeared hrmselt to hrs classmates by hrs uncanny absent mrndedness In sprte ot thrs trart however he has never forgotten to attend class To attest thrs he marn tarns a respectable standrng rn hrs Form Mrck rs another one of the card best of them Although accordrng to hrm Casrno rs hrs favorrte sport he manages to do tarrly well rn football and track Mrckey rs very good natured tak rng everythrng rn hrs strrde For hrs abrlrty to take a lot ot rrbbrng h rs well lrked by the whole school Q x - f I I. I I. I ,ll ' ' 0 , . I I . i ., , .. K X ' . ' ' D , Q r I s tx M m' ., . .. . I f5..,,7N'Q. -JJ addicts, and he keeps pace Wrth the A ,fr . V-x:,.,' , , l j ,I J - . . . . -. , . - . . ,, . , e