Montgomery Blair High School - Silverlogue Yearbook (Silver Spring, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1952 volume:

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' A' n 0 V, - ,- 'V we ,ff , ' 4 if .1 . .ggfcizlxi x ' ' 4 'Q 'fig-'3W+a.:,,,,geww? -M 'Tr' 'Q NL f 4 3 ,. 2 v ig Q W x . , . M an jg :K 1 xx X 1 at v x 'M , 5 1 A .Q ' ,' ., , .,......,4v-. ' x Q '-. W A ,553 4 Y ' 4 4 ilk, fix an 'MQ if ,u K ,fv- 1 1 1 .4 ' QWW bw! 12 ,y af ll Life at Blair was akaleidoscope ofchanging events. Traditions of long standing, and new ideas kept the social picture on the move. Dances were held of every type from square to ballroomg sweater hops to formals. Pep rallies in the stadium, or during lunchtime in the cafeteria, and roaring bonfires raised Blair spirits before big games. lngenuity in such ef- forts as the mock football game displayed the desire for variety on the part of the student body. Foreign students brought with them new customs and traditions to enrich the backgrounds of the Blairites with whom they were associated. Students distinguished themselves in many ways. The Senior Class play was unsurpassed for dramatic excellenceg and the Variety Show was a sparkling exhibition of varied abilities. Sports added their impetus to activities, providing an excuse for the Homecoming festivities. Blair's victories over Bethesda in football and basketball, coupled with the gratification of promotion and graduation, rounded off the year to the satisfaction of all, leaving the new alumni and their undergraduate compatriots with pleasant memories and the feeling of a job well done. in E33 9' 5 ww '13, Q Ax, u Nwv i , , 1 f4A 4 EE! in 'ill 'Ill MPV A Q1-f Q A' 4 . 4 fr' -51 , . A 11. D Q-:Egfr T . A' . . ,. . .L X5 fql ,kw- 2 ' ::.E .,. Q' lf f f. .ff2?5z sw , 5 fi Q .mf f s ' '1 I 'F Q . wa 7 l 'Eg , :ar P . - f jg are inf., 'QS 'Q I v n , ...,-. .. 2' I . 'I ' 113 Vi'-u 1' '-,T 25 ISC? ' ,- 1' ff: r, 1 'Wh L .s. r ..ke,w 1-gf ,ny Wx.. 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W? h 'fi W if 'zilw v F.. -0 4 u . ff-5 'S .ff- gl yr s M? if 'E Q, If .el - - W ., k a I 1 I It .I 1 Q 9 K 'A ,, 'WU pw 4 Q ,,, I E Z Week End of Fun . Cries of, 'Fight, team fight', and, Let's go B1azers', echoed from the stands, and provided a spirited background for the great- est game in the Blair gridiron program. It concluded the season for a real fighting team. Blair defeated her arch-rivals 26-6, after two and one-half hours of thrilling football. Truly a high school sports classic, this game provided great enthusiasm for both schools. sc ' ROGER HAZELL AND ELMER ROBINSONCo-Captains 'hung Bethesda' as one of the home coming activities. Y 'r J if- 4 GINGER PARKER, cheer- leader, watched the bonfire the night before the game. .,.. ig it X 1 E ,Af 5 1 K l 4 I 1 S,.,a' s 5 X fl 5 'I-x 35? qu Y S I Y e 'Q H . 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Ben Ko- tulski, President of the Student Council, and joan Harmon, last year's Sweetheart, crowned Patsy amid the applause of the court and audience. JOAN CROWNED PATSY as Ben looked on approvingly. . 'J L f' -1 M X 2 'iwy mr-K, v f Q 4. xi I A Y s J ' Q A 5 , , , in 'bl' . ak WW As . 755, was 1 fi' fa f,g v 1 N7 K ..,g-,msg :J Q1- 52. -LmL. 'fi i I six 1 715 li - W 1.33. Q lb is ,rf -' ig' fi iii 4, s J Y if Q , it 4 at I . -'rgu 423. .w, - , t 11,1 1 ' fwsqnqj-GIMWWQQ ' , V ,Q 1 'mx ' -Na-5:'!,+,,. W1 4 ' H t4.uQQ ,, Q-,N , 4.-5'xNH:'tvn' qsgf 'Q . V 1, Q, ,v 1.4, , A 'Lf fb g ' Q Q F iii b 3 i 5?TE A . Q fs Q K n 1 1 5 Q 1 n , ,gf ' -af., it f?5?? vw' ' le fgfcf A ' T92 f iff , QTI43' 2 fb Qf?Qf Qksd lwa . v ' 155 1 11-' V' 1 'Ni 'TF as X4 f ,, f -. ' - 's.,,. if Af iii-TQ, .- if 'w .,, V w f F., . gr 1 9 ' 'A its - ' :tk 1 tw' N. 'f,x,,,,,,..,-,4 ' .3 Y It pf ' . . f P x I 'I' H , ' 5 'f' g ,plhflf 151' 4 ff' 9 if 1 15,2 BILL MORE AND NED GUMMELg Jack Bruce and Jay Dawson, Neil Hillerman and Robin Bauer, Don Led- ford and John Lange, accompanied by Clarke Foulke, rehearsed the opening number of the Variety Show. The latter half of the year brought with it the production all the school awaited -- the Variety Show. Students from all three clases, as well as faculty members, presented their talents in this gay revue. The Sadie Hawkins spirit in Blair femininity was given a chance to bloom at the Vice-Versa. Males, protesting and otherwise, were escorted by the girls, bearing up under their weird corsages. The Sweater Dance boasted of 'woolies' of every size, color and description, and Steadies wore sweaters which were alike. Blair's own dance band played for this event. All this gaity, however, brought nearer the day of graduation. What senior could help but feel a little sad at the thought of leaving hisschool, and the remembrance that those days would soon be gone but not forgotten. 'AS F1 F PULLOVERS AND cardlgans set the style at the annual Sweater Dance in the gym. TURN-ABOUT was fair play at the Vice-Versa.. ,V X Vx 1 - , . , . 'N 0 -T. ,'WN,..I 1 f 'r --, . 5' , iw, V : 15'-V .fflllf V 'WT I 'f lr?- g f' gi El N ijt -fx?-L, .N 51,53 tIflu'I:j 'r A ' . u NF , A -,WA 1344 , ' FQLV ,lm --ITM'-2114 1, V - -x 1 lil f ', ' . 'LVY F ,iff 'ML ' . A V '37' f'x fff'fV 'fm 1, ' A 4 V 'U N 'glial 'ilk A .gftrw 4: r . , M -Q 1153! 'gf WL ff'1'E 55fflT L41-S-T' 5+ Lf V 43 'ff fir 5' - V f 1 A L12 f 4 ,NU ff' F Q' 'iff ' I ' i . ' 'J .. 1 QT: 9 AF gwux -Nl. ..A- l , 1. K ---. If I A I l lla.. N 4 'I+ I' ' .svl 1' A ifww ,N .1 V IT...A,-Q 3 -T 'fL'E-.iii-VL? hun. ' ' J' f ' F17-iii . i .QL ' -IlQ,1'.- .mr -fI '-w,V1fV.. V: ,, 'fV.ri f?g V . 4 V'f'T g1. fimgg -Url. 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Af ,,-' ,K 'J . -, -4 LA, ' LPN- . - .44 ' . 6 F f.'.4'i,' .I'.' , 2 A i',g.g.fff . if ' ,31-Aff, . i Y -fi ffm, Blair's place in the field of education wasa cherished one, the continuance of which was the duty and privilege of the faculty. The myriad of courses had to be met by a variety of instructors in every field. The larger enroll- ment caused new problems. Another building arose on what used tobethe old parking lot, pro- viding the school with a five-building campus. The increase in classes brought forth a need for more teachers. The sections left no spare room in the school, to the dismay of some space-hungry or- ganizations. Classes of every size and description were the order of the day. Maps, Bunsen bumers, add- ing machines, and the ever present books were stan- dard equipment. The odor of formaldehyde or burning sulphur informed one of the presence of a lab, compli- cated formulas of great length were the trademark of a higher math class. The mark ofthe banking profession was put upon each member of that organization in the form of ink-stained fingers, and that of the artist by air-brush paint. Our teachers were the molders and developers of our thoughts and actions. Our display of knowledge on a job, or our future academic excellence in college was the aftermath of their training, for which we were extremely grateful. ADMINISTRATIUN G-5 Daryl W. Shaw B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Principal. and Vice-Principals. Marian L. Schwartz B.A., M.A., Instruction Thomas W. Pyles B.A., M.A., Attendance 26 Of course you were proud of Blair, but did you ever stop to think of the problems that arose in a school of that size? Who did the worrying about the new buil- dings, about improving attendance, providing for ab- sent faculty members, and employing new ones? The answer was, The Administration. Mr. Shaw, Mr. Pyles, and Miss Schwartz directed us through the school's growing pains, for, 1500 students called for a lot of preparation. Through it all, the administration guided Blair to a high rating in the recent evaluation. Student govemment cooperated and made Blair a truly demo- cratic school. f' i IJIRECTURS UF UUR WELFARE. Guidance Lucile D. Appleby, B.A., M.A.g Guidance, 10th gradeg F.T.A., Activity Program . . . Robert C. Henley, B.S., M.Ed.gGuidance, 12th grade, General Math.g Hunting and Fishing Clubg Inter-School Relations . . .ElizabethC. Mac- donald, B.S., M.A.gCollegeCouncilorgChem- istry. . . Allan F. Vogt, B.S.,M.S.g Guidance, 11th grade, Chairman Assembly Committee, Golf Team . . . High school was a transitory period for us, and many problems beset the teen- ager. The job of the guidance department was to cope with these in a sympathetic and personal manner. Conferences were arranged on matters which were to concem our future. Arrangement ofsuitable sched- ules was necessary the first year, but ques- tions popped up now and then. College counseling was an important part of the guidance department. Mrs. Macdonald was the one, from whom to borrow catalogues, to arrange conferences with college representatives, and from whom to get advice on requirements. Students were well served by our four advisors. This year a new method was started, an advisor was to take a class through its three years. lt was hoped, that by knowing the student better, that guid- ance could be more efficient. Julia C. Foley, R.N., B.S.g Re Louise C. Duey, Secretary . . . Alice D. North Health Advisor . . . Registrar . . . Mary F. Whitcomb, Secretary Health . . we M5 2' mam 1 il A A an-ui fwilii cv FR f ,AQ -mf 11 gm t. VC '. -' Y xgv, T 3 ' ' Wy. - 'AT I ,iff ,na l! ' SCIENCE - mudern power A department in the spotlight in this fast- moving technological world, the science de- partment offered comprehensive courses in the fields of biology, chemistry, and physics, Experiments, reports, and first-hand obser- vations kept students and faculty on theirtoes. Formaldehyde or burning sulphur made one aware of the nearness of a lab, or a compli- cated formulae on a blackboard informed a person that he was in a physics class. From soph biology to senior physics, the science department did an interesting job. Sophomore amoeba hunters Betty Bell, John Weiss, Roberta McCleary, Douglas Kruse, Mary Warren, and Pat Johnson kept the 'critters' in focus. Barbara Lewis, Ted Schiek, Stanford Kline, Gayle Bankard worked in the physics lab. r' f. 'Al ' A S h s A , V, - ' .. , f ' 4? ,, 9 U 7 ' g' X I Y l ei f T fef I ' Harold Horn, B.S., M.ED., Physics, Science Club, Honor Society . . . Stanley Kulakowski, B.A., M.A., Biology, Baseball Coach, Student ' Court . . . Margaret Mitchell, B.S., M. Litt., Biology . . . Peter Hamstead, B.A., M.S., Chemistry, Biology . . . Elizabeth Macdonald, B.S., M.A., Chemistry, Senior Chemistry Club, College Guidance . . . Susan Boyer, B.A., Biology, Biology Club . . . 29 1 , ' Q an Za 'fr I 1 1 4 -V ,M . ,Kiki Q . W -.WW f'Q9l:2'19. w AJVE w 'Ne A 4 Ye: .six ,k fffc ' Eli wg. 6 an 5 M X ' 455 :I fa, wx , V v mf Q ,Q X 5 Hx .-' - r , pri? K , . Q in 3 E. . 1 - . , '-127 ' ' V 1 L 5 if Q ii y If A 4 5 rf as ' ' ,,,.. . eg K -. , M A . 5 Af' W. 6 X I + 'nf,- 4? fum' Catherine Ackerman, B.S., Chairman of Commercial Department, Shorthand, Assis- tant Senior Advisor, Faculty Treasurer . . . Donald Albanito, B.S., M.Ed.g Elementary Business, Personal Typing, Ways and Means Committee . . . Frances Andrews, B.S., Typing, Chairman of CARE . . . Walter A. Kiebler, B.S., Banking, Bookkeeping . . . Thomas Krafchik, B.S., Elementary Busi- ness, Bookkeeping, Business Organization, Business Education Club, Football, Basket- ball . . . Jane H. Lear, B.S.gBankingg Book- keeping, Bank . . .Marcella Trottnow,B.A., I.S.T.C.g Typing and Office Practice . . . Q? CUMMERCIAL - business skills for a career Students enrolled in the commercial course re- ceived valuable business training. Classes in typ- ing, shorthand, office practice, banking, account- ing, and busines law offered varied opportunities in practical education. Students were able to prac- tice their new-found skills in the school office, THE MIMEOGRAPH machine received a work out by Gene Hedgecock and Sharon Love. the bank, and in their own completely equipped office-classroom. Typewriters, mimeograph and adding machines, and dictaphones, were available for student use. The bank handled financial ac- counts for the school, organizations, students, and teachers. ping position. MARTHA POOLE demonstrated proper ty ,.,. r-we-Q-,J DOT OSTERMAN hacked into parking space as Gail Hen- derson, Jerry Pat- terson, and Jim Coyle 'kibitzl' T - modernistic and conventional DRIVING - educating for safety The art department, located in the top-floor studio, was well equipped to handle the artistic flairs of the students. All illustrated material for Silver Quill' was hom there, as well as posters for the bulletin boards. Fine art work was a tra- dition at Blair, and 1952 was no exception. Training safe and courteous drivers was the job of the driving claxes. Safety rules and general mechanics in the classroom were coupled with practical experience on the road to give automo- bile operators from these classes a firm back- ground in driving. Robert F. Macquire, B.A., Driver Training, U. S. CHARLOTTE WILSQN and Patsy McDonald History, Cheerleader, Rifle Team . . . Faye Sherry, posed for Chris Remecke and Ann Burger- B.A., Art, Art Club, Art Advisor of 'Silver Quil1'. . . Stgck 'Wm 1 in Therese A. Crowe, B.A., DLA., Arts and Crafts, Art Club . . . if 1-- TYPESETTERS ALVON Chisholm and Sidney Selskl, at work in the Print Shop. E. PAUL STEIGNER, B.S., M.A.g Chairman of Industrial Arts Department, Vocational and In- dustrial Arts . . . ALBERT G. FIORILL, B.E., M.E.g Printing, Graphic Art Club . . . WILLIAM C. GREEN, B.S.g General Wood Shopg Vocational ,Wood Shop . . . FRANCIS E. HOLLIDAY, B.S., General Industrial Arts . . . MERLE E. NYE, B.S., Industrial and Vo- cational Arts Wood Shopg Jewelry Club, Parking Lot Committee . . . ERNEST V. RHODES, B.S., M.ED.g Mechanical Drawing, Tennis Teamg Photography Club, Visual Aids Clubg Safety Committee . . . lNllUSlRlAl ARTS- learning lor an industrial world An industrial arts program, which covered the fields of mechanical drawing, metal shop, wood shop, and printing, as well as plastics, jewelry, and ceramics, prepared students to assume a practical role in the community. These clases in vocational training repaired and made equipment for the school. The mechanical drawing students combined their talents with the practical use of the print shopg and turned out posters, publicity material, and the annual Variety Show program. MODERN METHODS cut paper in the print shop with supervision by Bob Stein and Charles Ma- SOD. 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' all 1- 1.4 'rug HM fi 'f X 1171s ' ' .I ffifsk ' ggi av 'M Al 2, ' ' au. .3 T 4 WY Q C1 YK The roar of excited voices, brilliant flashes of red and white, on a crisp Saturday after- noon, informed the area that anothergridiron struggle was about to take place in the Blair stadium. Cars parked along all adjacent streets, and jammed into the parking lots, were visible signs of the pilgrimage of loyal Blairites to the battle-ground of their Alma Mater. The necessary ritual of the entrance gate, picking up a program, buying a coke anda box of pretzels, were completed, and the shuffle toward the stands was begun. Flocks of Ways and Means committee members descended like a swarm of locusts, urging the purchase of air cushions or booster buttons. The band struck up a lively air, and the trees of Sligo valley heard cries of Fight, team, fightl' The team captains shook hands, and joined the crowd standing at attention asthe strains ofthe National Anthem preceded the contest. The melody ended withacheer, and the spectators were seated. A nod from the kicker, and the great red line moved down the field! The kick was in the airg the birth of another Blazer sports battle. Q' Y gh, l sam Y K After a block from Gene Hedgcock 1605, Fred Schnabele 1282, Blair Tailbackg cut wide from unidenti- fied Northwestern player. Above: Gene Hedgcock, Lineg Jon Hardy, End. BLAIR 0. .Northwestern I2 Northwestem High School was the first invader of the Blair Stadium on September 29. The Blazers fought gamely despite the over-whelming strength of this new Prince Georges' County School. Two scores early in the first half were enough--the Blazers failed to score and Northwestem went on to win 12-0. BLAIR Southern 19 Southem High School of Baltimore showed up on the Blair schedule for the first time in 1951. No score first half, then behind in the second half, and Southern pushed across three scores. In the fourth period Blair made it-first score of the year when Roger Hazell blocked a Southern punt and tackle, Allen Freas fell in the end zone. Ralph Hitch's conversion was perfect, but Southem won 19-7. Don' Dillard 1387, sprinted down the side line with Richard Lent 1775, Southern end, who attemp- ted to make the tackle. Bill Turner 1665, was the other identifiable Blair player in the background. Right: Bob Smith, Lineg Allen Freas, Lineg Ralph Ward, Back. I av-it -UQ,-2... .. .-. Q ,X 9. QV P 'T' BLAIR I3 Ahegheny 0 On October 19, Blair obtained its first win by defeating Allegheny High School at Cum- berland. After a scoreless first half, Bill Tumer blocked and recovered an Allegheny punt to set up the first of two scores by Elmer Robin- son. Robinson, himself, started the second by intercepting a Camper pas, then a 48 yard run by Dennis Williams, and three carries by Robinson pushed it over, Ralph Hitch's place- ment was good and Blair knocked off the three touchdowns, favored Allegheny, 13-O. R.onnie Sisk 1911, rounded end for Allegheny's longest gaing as Tom Oyster 1571, and Roger Hazell 1531, gave chase. Right: Earl Ball, Backg Alan Jabaut, Line, Norman Balderson, Line. BLAIR Gonzaga I2 October 27 brought the Cath- olic League runner-up, Gon- zaga, to Blair Stadium to high- light Blair 's Homecoming. Blair's hard charging defensive line, led by ends, jon Hardy and NedMur- phy, and line backer Elmer Rob- inson stopped the powerful Gon- zaga cold. When the two fourth- quarter pases by the Eagle's Bill Cody were made, the fate of the game was decided 12-0 fav- oring Gonzaga. P ' 'S -Y!fT? f 531161 mfw John Kirchner 1301 of Gonzaga went for a short gain before he was tackled by Earl Ball 1471 while Ned Murphy 1481 Jon Hardy 1631 and Elmer Robinson 1691 back up the play Blazers Tom Oyster, Ronnie McPherson, George Rivers, Herman Get man, and Tom Spann left for nagerstown. Coohdge 21 Blair retumed home for the final two games of the season and November 10 brought Calvin Coo- lidge High School for the next to the last game. Blair starting fast, pushed downfield with Elmer Robinson carrying for the score. Blair was caught with its defenses down in the second half when Coolidge scored three times to give the coltsa 21 to 6 win. I? Hgh ,A4Slg..Xw f Q QFFQP till! 2 rl 1' . tight, W Q Y, Don Dillard l38J raced around endfora g as L'e,,X Rubenstein 1433, Coolidge End, came on in pursuitb Right: Tom Markley, End, Fred Schnabele, Back, Bert Neal, Line. Ned Murphy, End, Ralph Hitch, Back, Bill Turner BLAIR I2 Hagerstown 25 Blair's trip to Hagerstown took place on November 5, after it had been postponed from November 2. A slippery start, but Blair came back with Roger Hazell hitting Ralph Ward and Ralph Hitch with long passes to set up a score by Elmer Robinson. Robinson scored again a few minutes later, after Bill Turner blockeda Hagerstown punt and returned it to the 15 yard line. But the three scores rolled up by the Hubs, All-State Leo Burke, and another by Noel Spence gave Hagerstown the game 25-12. 0' X :KV ! 1 G ,. K, , .. -, NH. , I a o , X .- , I , ,. 5 ' u , . 5 l Q - . 1 ' if . N f' in ' 5 . A .,1 49' W 4 f in ' v . ,N 'ww-up-if .-ff' De . Q, ,nf .E-1 ,,-. ,Y .. 1 - -V . fx- V 2 QQ if -' ff b ,Q - ..,. , QQ , L . K U, . 4, ,ir ,. 1 f Q ' 'f S 1 ' ,-,, .agH.,...,. - ' ---Wulf' --1, g 4 ' ' ' I L. A .y , , a Y wi,,,,,,, --5......,. 'WN M ' b . .Q --'v , , Q P ' ' 'N-' F -' I u wwsfkr '-'Q l ' E ' . ,. , 4 . .fx 'N-5 - , Qi 55 'ilu- 11 The 1951 Football Season Review Row 1: Coach Reno Continetti, Dennis Williams, Ralph Ward, Bill Bruff, Fred Schnabele, Ralph Hitch, Bill Turner. Row 2: James Limric, Don Dillard, Jack Caldwell, Terry I-licks, Edgar Turney, Alfred Huber. Row 3: George Beatty, Bill Downs, Tom Walker, Dick Copeland, Rob Goldback, Richard Goldback, Ronny Culpepper. The 1951 football season passed quickly with only seven games on the Blazer slate. Rather an unsuccess- ful season in the win column, but fifty-one Blazers will be remembered as a team that never gave up, even with the scoreboard and the clock reading against them. Led by such individual Stars as Elmer Robinson, who was elected outstanding player and awarded the Bob Cushman Memorial Trophy, Bill Turner, and Alan Freas, Blair beat the Bethesda Barons for the fourth year in a row and won the possession of the new trophy for one yeah The new trophy was given jointly by the Beth a nd Silver Spring Lions Clubs, and was presented at the annual C1ub's banquet for the two squads at The Indian Springs Country Club. The trip to Allegheny marked the first Blair over- night trip for the squad. Heavy rains led to the unusual in football: a postponed game. Despite the vatsity's ups and downs, the Blair junior Varsity had a good record with three wins, three losses and a tie. The Little Reds' lost to Sherwood 19-0, Fredrick 27-6, then tied Coolidge 6-6. The I. V, then beat Gonzaga 14-6, dropped to Northwestem l2-0, winding up with impresive wins over B.C.C, 25-13 and St. john's 6-0. t Bo-Captainsgfa Wow 1 l Elmer Robinson X E? 5 f Roger Hazell K' J' 1 141 'ffl . I . ' A I . f E ,p , I an Q Q!! - f f 1. 5 fi Ji- xx X -nf '-A yf' ' ii' 4 Q 31 ,.,r -an .1 , 3: Q lx .arty M N w. Vi 1 seg 4 V S1 ., X 'suis , 4 .-A J , W, .r Q Q ' U 4 ww 1 4-Q -.V 'A 1 44' - . - 1 1 . -5, wi. .., . ., V. , A , . , , . J- 'v-' 4 . Af . . 1. , . ' f , - . -1. , , ,, , , , . . v . , , -,,hg,, A - , .Tp 3 v V, - A -ff x. .f af' 11l ' -dgiwig' 'vs' '-2,1-P Q 2 ,TT-'Q',:!-W---s X3 44 'Nr fy . V Q.: f N ,r BQ 2. Rig Q dx Q Im , sg 5 ,s, N hsss, ,444 Q l 5 say 1 fqgv X Q S i ,f fbi Y 5 X 5' if ? ,gs i ik L 317. M 3 i gg Y A . 3 K I I f y Q Tig I M I QM N385 I .' 413.6 v AQQ Yu N , .N QXQ s?g.g0ln ef' .' Q Rormxe McPherson. 23, and Moon- Turner, 19, re-anh for the basketball Amid Be-thesda fl jr rs. lar A 4 , ' 4..- ,. A 5. va' W -, is , if VJ f a X ' Kay!! 55 92 2 2 3,4 , nz V IA fh a, ,ff f V' 1 B, fp 5 ' . :mx ESX , . 4' Vx t QQ 1 f Q , f . W , fl ,jwyqi t w Q 4 f ' I' M. VV LAL .rib w Y ..,..-.i x ,gl E J . , 1 XL!! my ,SLRIQ ZX Moose Turner, 091, tapped the ball from several Ba- rons toward the basket which ran up more Blair score. Blair Opponent Priory .... . . . 32 - 47 Annapolis ...... . . . 4l - 27 Coolidge ........ . . 58 - 61 Richard Montgomery . . . . . 64 - 37 Alumni ..,..... . . . 45 - 36 Gonzaga.g ..... ...45-51 St.Paul's... ...41-42 Westminister . . . . 60 - 44 Bethesda . . . . . 35 - 28 Roosevelt . . . . 52 - 50 Hagerstown ..... . . 43 - 46 Northwestern ..... . . 58 - 40 Richard Montgomery . . . . 52 - 38 Anacostia ......, . . 51 - 52 St.John's... .. ..39-73 Gaithersburg . . . . 61 - 37 Bethesda .... . . 62 - 34 Northwestern . . . . 44 - 48 Bladensburg. .- . . 45 - 50 Suitland ........... . . 64 - 58 'Evening Star' Tournament . . . 49 , 53 STATE CHAMPIUNS Blair met Bladensburg in the first game of the State basketball tournament March l2. Despite a previous defeat by the Bladensburg quintet, Blair came through with a 52-31 victory. Moving into the semi-final round on March 21 the Blazers knocked off Wicomico High of Salisbury 60-44. Then came the Finals with the State Champion- ship at stake. Defending champion Hagerstown was favored and a previous defeat by the Hubs did not dim Blair's spirit or hope. Eighteen points by Marty Sigholtz lead the scoring. Blair became the new Maryland State Champions with a 42 to 34 win. Marty Sigholtz, 12, prepared to fly to the assistance of Moose Turner, behind ll of Bethesda. Ronnie McPher son was the other identifiable Blazer. Q , W 2 ,f w, 1s 1,6 QM y. . .mf V ,, Wa, 1 3 fl vi Q f5BLA WQLA1 2 'E I5 3 is 'V . Y . sp I ANR Q 1 3 , ii he in n 'X , ,, - ' A 2, , wW,w2?f 5 f?Wf 3LA!f' , E -Q ' 1 Q Q ITG'-if W F 2-- ni' .44 V' s . nf M 5 A . 1 H ' Q' 5 if jk, , I v u V I A rl Joi ' J Q 5 JOHN AHERN Edgar Turney Bob W111l2.IJ'1S from John Coffm Frank Brasmgton John Lange and Jun Seabury 22 K and Jim Headloe took 'hand offs' ofthe baton , 4,31 1 '-.n ,Q Q six' 'M 5 1 ff' . .Aw ,- Su Jw a has , Q .'- N59 an 4 ' '-'Q 4 .gffw 'gnc f t .,, 14 ...i in T., Q. are i 5. fisw f 49 ,3'?'f,,g kv-. 171' ' 1 c - ' ?'QfJ ,17a'5 s. X5 5 SL - 'M' .Z ,W .1101 gi' : ,gi kv L 3 A 11:11, I Y .- V vii lj: X ,Q -- Dj 'J j 4' 1 1.-.r P' 3 S- 1 f fa4':fv'3.,. 1, .. Q l D - 51 - , 1 .,,f - ,ev Q , J J .., ' ' '-I - 0 1' ' ,, rf 'ET' , . ' 1 Je' f... ' ...J ' L , , 1 U 4-5 M. -1'-If-:Ti-an Q A '-Y --.. ' A Q, ! Ear' 'rw , . 5 'N - 1. ' I 'A' ii9':'.?'? -f TMn, f ' 5. N- Q' , ' f, - -f t v, ,j- , , K. TT V K . ylit.-,fffj gn' U - .4 , r As 'v A h , -W ,4... ,ring D 1, qi. V f-yr , J ., f.-as ,fi ' -... , if' L,,,:f + ' 'f rf' , ' 1, on wr, i':f .'1- M. if Tom Oyster puts the shot. Blair's trackmen kept the cinders flying during the Spring season. Sweat suits and track shoes were a familiar sight in the stadium. The school mel such rivals as Tech, Bladensburg, Coolidge, and North- western in competition, and always made a good showing. Events such as the hundred-yard dash, the 440, high jump, mile, broad jump, shot put, were practiced. Blair participated in the county and state inter- scholastic meets and did a good job by bringing tro- phies home victoriously. The annual track banquet wasa welldeserved tribute and pleasure for the cinder and sawdust boys. Row 1: Jim Headlee, Dieter Liebs, John Ahern, John Coffin, Bob Williams, Bob Marshall, Coach Reider, Gervaise A. Neale, Tom Oyster, John Lange, Arnold Sussmann, John Armstrong. Row 2: Lee Gooding, Jim Seabury, Andy Conn, Jack Short, Edwin Rogers, Frank Brasington, Paul Schlosser, Tom Cherrix, Edgar Turney, Bob Broom, Jim Shoris. Row 3: Jerry Zlotowitz, lmgr.lg Billy Casson, Vernon Vandyne, Bob Garrison, Roland Pitt, Ed Chidrer, George Rivers, Ray Anderson, Charles Brown, Ray Crawther. Row4: John Nesbitt, Bill Downs, Frank- lin Riddell, Tom Walker, Vernon Vicker, Roger Hazell, Larry Parsley, Leonard K Epstein, Bucky Musgrove, Bob Adams. Row 5: Mickey Marshall, Tom King, Bob Evans, Gerald Ball, Con Malloy, Dick Kirby, George Leonhardt, Bob Parks. TENNIS Row 1: Ralph Sanson, David Foreward, Leif Beck, Bob Frevas, George Leonhardt. Row 2: Jack Bruce, Al Morris, Melvin Kelley, Bruce Lieske, Allen Mighell, Mr. Rhodes. Captain Leif Beck let go a. fore-hand drive. -Q-adn-.Lf The Blair tennis squad kept things lively during the Spring with a series of inter-school matches. The netmen's enviable record was the result of many hours of long practice, Whizzing balls and the plop of tennis shoes accompanied the twang of racket strings on the Meadowbrook courts. Matches were held with Ana- costia, Western, St. Albans, St. john's, Roosevelt, and Sidwell Friends. The tennis team played well, and in every way made the school proud of the group's dili- gence and good sportsmanship. wiv '53 ss QV f 5 ft' F N , N ix S W it - qi 532-. 1 x-- -- 'S D 55 Row 1: Buddy Gardener, Jerry McFerren, Bob Peterson, Robin Ehlert, Richard Mason. Row 2: Jimmy Hood, Charles lrelan, Bill McFerren, Denny Folken. Denny Folken teed off. Sunshine drew the school 's golfers out into the spot- light. The varsity golf team set out for practice at the neighboring links with high hopes of achieving another outstanding record. Although practice rounds were carried on at many local courses, B1air's home matches were held at Indian Spring Country Club. i N-sl 4, 9 x I 11' M liz xv Q, , N Lf 41 '1 XG' -'f , ki I ri ' 'AQQIW 1' 'ntl ' 11'l , .11 tsl - Q 2, P L I' J 47' M .A x. Qyv Q. 'l p 3 , S' 1' J, if , Q g f QIL Mr. MaGuire took a moment to explain scoring to Joe 1 - . Hazen. The rifle range was the scene of many Blair con- quests. The squad could nearly always beseen shooting away at infinitesimal targets that were seemingly miles away. Telegraphic matches were held, in all positions, and squinted eyes and many colorful badges marked the rifle squad member. Each year the Water's Trophy was awarded to the outstanding rifle team member who, in the estimation of the squad, did more for the team and exemplified good marksmanship and sporting qualities. Row 1: Saul Honesgsberg, Robert Zschiegner,Dean Allen, Bob Green. Row 2: Craig Ward, Richard Sterns, Warren Boerum, William Goodel1.R.ow3:Phi1' Altomare, Joe Hazen, Carl Canterbury, Joe I-Iorack, Bill Moore, Charles Nagel, Ronald Schaake, Bill Barkley, Del- bert Boutwell. RIFLE xo LJ- , lf' ., I ,I kk! FV. ! A x Q , 1' F' 1 1,-1 zvvvf-:faq W' lf! f' e tx ,fi , ,lf , g ww 54 I 422 Q , . ,mn , ' .1 'A A fx ' ' L cf I . . if W 4-. E, QA 53, w M QI' li gi Wg My iz f 8 5 im ' an Tumbling l i W Bvwlina Sophomores learn the art to tumbling. The Girls' B program added a new sport to its after school activities. Bowling began in a Silver Spring bowling alley. Remember how much fun we really had? Head over heels, heels over head the girls really went out for tumbling in a big way, but always managed to come out on top. Front row: Barbara Duram, Dotty Wiltshire, Virginia Christenson, Georgia Claxton. g 54 . ...a ,.4..ff- 4 Q 4 l Q 'W V' tp 4 'w u.,.S lf Wm , lic! F211 fb! wk Tig-Q F A Y ?OA' X4 sl '4-9' fy, S- -71 4 , ,r 3, is 4 fy J, ,D 3,31 sri or - 7 El ia f lb , ,K lcirx A .5 il cf V . ,NP KL4 'VR' ju 7 L 'N 4 7.6 od, BJ Y 2 9, J A Z 2 E' X . af 72.1 0 QSO . ' 714 Z W 1 fb 1 1 A5 'Y 2 J X-ww '95 'X , 14 'iv kt is '1 if mf wi - . Q Q '17 Y Lic .V J ix X L K1 1 '- -If '17 - 9' J. ' ' U J tl yf, Q ,X G h 1 A j zz J 5 '45 r- K kv, 'sg F 2 'la' U L Qf 'Wig 7 .ff 7 off jjx: YZTQR No school couldfburn outfwell-rinindgd indi-77 '15 AQ '36, viduals through books alone: Blair recognized fbybt 3 if? :this fact, and acted accordingly. Numerous 6.-sq, Vivfroof, exitra-curricular activities were made avail- QQ, by Hof able to all tastes and talents through Student f wife C-Government charters. This year brought with it Q., .' t .H -, longer held during school, but afterwards, which :lv , ,. w '1 ' ,Y 'YC 7 of a change in club scheduling. Activities were no 2, -Y I xi 7 u U54 c was necessitated by a lack of space in which to o An 1 A hold meetings, and space for study halls for those ,wefyb I 'Q who chose not to participate. Attendance was not 1 I Dfw? fa '1 -P ' seriously affected, however, and more was accom- gg. 1' 0 fy HE L fxyplished by this sacrifice oftime and convenience. The 4 ri f first of each semester brought registration for these ac- 1. tivities, which were held on Tuesday afternoons. Choices lay in the hands of the students, and it was not always an easy task to decide between certain programs offered. The students' active participation under faculty supervision was another example of the variety of the Blair educational scheme. .Mt 1-Y . . ' W gy. ag -at ? jjj, .1 I . , 'X' P .' 'f'j!a3',,Q'.51e-Iv -f fa ff .1r'f? f' W1 , , , .WKf::,Qfg-,QW . .2 rib, gm .Q aaa 2-g km v Q' W W. Sim, .1 X4 A A ,E . 42 'Vx- E alia?-1, I 4 11 Aww- 1, 'X I I A af if v and 4 I , 'Ffh' - ,, AB' 1 1 X ' . x5 N K Q., X . ,, . fn ' ffm f mf! I . . .f-, ? f -1 A M 1 , ' cf f- ' 4 . , sf X f .pf Q, ' fiwggifff mf' 4,9 'I pax-wa. X M ancy A Q qv, ww 42 A K i , W ' 4 ' 1 sxfx ,W 4- ,, 5 ff' J' I l 'HQ F X r Q 9, 'if 5 f. K , , 1 V, s 4' fx ,- A, nx. t pl Y 4 Sy, , -Lmlffay-Ts Q za-1 7 ' .4 5 Q H . ax A il If lv ' 1. W ' . ff... , 1 ,-4 gan y 'K J w.-if , N. X 5, , fn. 4 , w 2- 3 ' f MY 1 w .kr , Q QW m 5,4 ,A f K - ' I Q Xt 4 A , ' 4 A Z, ' - tj' fs fm fr 1 31 ' 2 , +- if , 5 kv im 4 V tl ,MSL , ff 4 AK Z 3. Q, Nwwj' 'A' if ,' 'EZ I 1 . - , ' J -Y .-is is f , an , f, p - 4 ' , . -' iff- : J , AI, ., Tk. 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Row 2: DeAnne Wignall, Dot Walker, Edith Coopersmith, Annalar- rell. EDITORIAL STAFF: Row 1: Lauretta Van Der- cook, Newton Frohlich. Row 2: Jerry Jewler, Martha Dodson, Barbara Dodd, Jackie Myers. SILVER CHIPS . carrier of news. Blair's journalistic effort, Silver Chips, enjoyed an enviable reputation among scho- lastic newspapers. This record of school and community affairs was prepared and edited by the students to the accompaniment of clacking typewriters. Many hours of toil were necessary for the completion of an issue, as any staff member would testify. The newspaper editorialized those situa- tions which merited comment, but the ma- jority of printed material was news and facts of interest to the student body. A nation-.wide supplement, Roto, was in- cluded in each issue. This rotogravure con- tained high school and teen-age news from many parts of the country, with publicity given to ideas and accomplishments of other schools that might prove helpful to the readers. The school was proud of Silver Chips, with very good reason, too, we might add. They received first place last year from the Co- lumbia Scholastic Press Association and Nat- ional Scholastic Press Association. The -Edi- tor was secretary of the Maryland Scholastic Press Association that year. Editorial Staff . .. EDITORIAL STAFF: Row 1: Barbara Wilkes, Becky Fraley, Jackie Myers, Jean McFerren, Jane Eagleton. Row 2: Martha Dodson, Lauretta Van Dercook, Jerry Jewler, Managing Editor, Barbara Dodd, Editor-in- chief, Newton Frohlich, Marianne Feehan. Row 3: Carolyn Galt, Don I-Iausrath, TedScheick, John Magus, Con Malloy, Jim Battles, Hartley Jones, Jean Marchi, Beverlee Freedman. Sw 32 33? dy, as rf, i ' - M ,G Y ' 2. ' G , , v .,i,WV 1:3 EDITORS: Joan Nel- son, Art Editor, Judy Boucher, Managing Editor, Leif Beck, Business Manager, Mary Otis, Editor-in- Chief. SILVER llUIll. . the art magazine. B1air's magazine, 'Silver Quill , provided an outlet for the creative abilities of the students. Published twice yearly, the maga- zine contained stories, poems, reviews, and essays illustrated by drawings relative tothe theme of the written material. 'Quill' was entirely written, drawn, edited, and designed by the students. Covers were made by the art staff. Any writing that was to beentered had to compete with the efforts ofthe rest of the school. Silver Quillnsetahigh standard of creative expression admired by the school. They are members of Columbia Scholastic Press Association, and Maryland Scholastic Press Association. ENTIRE STAFF: Mary Otis, Carolyn Valentine, Judy Boucher, Edith Coopersmith, Leif Beck Lorraine Magnuson, Roy Dennis, Bruce Lieske, Jeanean Courson, Jane Williams, Mary Ann Burr. ,auf ,IQ ,J N .rv-5 gui: , will LATIN KPRAECO ARGENTEUSD Row 1: Virginia Miles, Margaret Madison, Grace Mead, Caroline Valentine, Jane Hagerton, Row 2: Bill Gregg, Susan McGowan, Ioan Goodrich, Geraldine McCas1in, John Armstrong. Praecu Argenteus. The classical spirit in writing was expressed through the medium of 'Praeco Argenteus qSil- ver Heraldj, Blair's Latin newspaper. ln an effort to make Latin more practical and better appre- ciated, the staff published a quarterly newspaper containing stories, historical sketches, crossword puzzles and other articles. Some features were in English for easier understanding. The Herald was written and edited by the students, most of whom were members of advanced Latin classes. Editorial Staff. Grace Mead, Assistant Editor, and Caroline Valentine, Editor, working on B1air's only language newspaper. . 2 L r - N4 3 'J' 3'-fit, df' , ,,-l'7f'g?'? . ii?3:,Z: 'wif . ' 4 A Q ,Y 1 L nf ' A its o V' 9 .,. f Q , . , 32' 2.5-fe ' '- Islgj '12 R x X M an g ' Q' F ' eff. 'a a nf ' V R ,Ao ,.j,mx f , . y 1 1 , y- f'5f 3qgg1: , 'KM V fu .gm 4 'ill' Q ' 9 ' .' Q - U ' 35 P , .D W 1' 5 F ,, , 4 E, gf FW j W riff l -'F Y 8 055 4 , E fSi..4', 'fx m . -'J x -, H I -.ak i 3, O' I Q In ,Q - Q . , - , 'TI 3 ,j ' Wilqr JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB: Row l: Penny Wood, Carolyn Lacey, Charlotte Culp, Janet Steinmiller, Joan Heidenriche, LaVerne Wellens, Roberta Walker, Jane Eagleton, Dot Walker, Mary Zens and Becky Fraley. Row 2: Judy James, Jane I-Iagerton, Hanna Mason, Sallee Corzine, Nancy Jo Alexander, Nancy Brown, Jane Wildermuth, Dianne Rochester, Carmen Lovre, Betty Bier, Rose Fratanio, Carolyn Frazier, Carol Ryan, Barbara Wilkes. Row 3: Nancy Colbert, Shirley Lusby, Edith Coopersmith, Margaret Madison, Carol Jungk, Lolita Davis, Laura Welch, Flora Gould, Shirley Scarless, Naomi Bowman, Nancy Jacobs. Row 4: Nancy Ladd, Judy Launt,'Martha Jent, Newton Frolich, Jay Whitcomb, Bob Altman, Paul Harris, Tom John- son, Frank Brassington, Bruce McDowell, Stanley Musgrove, Pat Dunn, Pat Dixon, Penny Beyer. V ' Wx . SOPHOMORE LIBRARY CLUB: Row l: Sandra Stack, Betty Johnson, Veronica Carn- vale, Joan Norris, Joanne Gandy, Natalie Warfield, Kay Alkire, Marjorie Persian. Row 2: Barbara Daniels, Betty Kerkstra, Jackie Dean, Janet Kauffman, Jean Hender- son, Jean Piazza, Frances Stanley, Marilyn Dennis. Row 3: AnnaBelle Acree, Joan Schroder, Kay Wraase, Margaret Kline, Sally Griffith, Jane Schew, Betty Andrews. Rowi4: Mike Corridon, Keith Wheeler, Bob Barnhart, Mike Lashley, Louis Kosch- meder, John Verdin, Earl Ball, Dan Fullmer, Charles Brown, John Nesbitt. luniurs and Sophomnres . al -fha ...Qi I: ...S 'ni X42 su 4 1 ..?Lumlnlv , ff? f ., j , 7 V.-Q M fi,-...L -S- on A!! 4 .. ' Af,, M , 4- , 'va V - ',f,m'W ?' 'M ' wr QM w on - i I , ' 1 ul7w A Row 1: Louis Brown, Roberta Geehan, Bob Altman, Phil Devore, Sandy Shriver, Dorothy Hathaway, Kenny Dewhirst, Row 2: Allen Mighell, Bruce McDowell, Ann Daneaue, David Barr, Bob Parks, Bob Paxsan, Nor- wood Warfield, Row 3: Tom Cherix, Harriet DeVermont, Mike Geehan, Bob Bailies, Bob M' chler, Robin Janes, Charles Brown, Row 4: David McCloughan, Steven Stout, Jean Carol, James D w Bill Moore, Jim Battles, Douglas Ross, Mr. Koch. 032' It fp ' .A 5 9 - J FYI, ff , QD U' W . . 1 K ' if ' WSMDNTGUMERY' mm 'ZQK ,rr I Q9 f -41 ,fit fgff A in W, as fi' gp I we ,ay 4 1 gg .-E4..I.,.w- .. .. , A if ggi .Q A I.:r ' -3 5 -32 -fl g ' ., '.. 1 ' . ,74 V ' ,,,m,,, - ,. rs' 1925 as 'y'ff W ,. f wg , 1 W ,, f 'fb .-f-... , wi '. 5 g B H A N fn I 'if' . Q .1 I Q, A uf, ' y A 'I .. 1.2 ' . g,- 1 ' V-4 A, n--...J A ..,.......... - 9 X. VP g 4 i , hm and grace.. The Blair Band and Majorettes performed in the stadium. f' L Q-if .a'i 4, 1-A fa- 'qo df ' Lf' JA ' T' x -' wJ Q QU 1 1 I THE RED AND WHlTE uniforms Of the Blair Band were a familiar sight to W Blairites. Those fine instrumentalists were lg ways present at our football games, A h f-time, and provided a lively musical Z .5 ' groun for cheers and songs. Several Q' 'e ere given for the school by P -V :ithi t gro . The Band worked in close gr? AC ra on with the majorettes in order X Nbto Q N clever formations and achieve 'V ey aling effects. The girls received ' come from the profits of the gym X fi bar for expenses and uniforms. Ac- in the Band to the Apple Blos xx :NO ' g - sexoigxliestival each spring was an event J J Qi-yr, ,eagerly awaited. The combination re- Nxxceived a trophy of which the school was CX justly proud. ,A U Brilliant pom-poms, swirling skirts, X ' Xiiflashing batons, and pert white boots and N 3 hats, shown on the field and provided Q til ' the spectators with the enjoyment of pre- Q ision movement, rhythmic music, and 'XS 5 pretty girls. e M5 f' 'w Co-captains Lorraine Magnuson and Patsy McDonald posed on the bass drum. ffafa d If Av 4 ERI: EE EMFHE y. :Q sl, .,. f K K 4' , My X. 3 5. we - Lb, .gg llhl JL 0 ffm 'Ww- .. 'sa J Q G 575 2 -4 , 1.1 . -N, , vs' ' . gh .I 4 ws . Uv ' 4' ' . , ,QA ' ig' M f,.,.,x5 , My vm f ,Mo-......, N 4 V E Ae fi f 4 A 1 ,, Q .Zi 'vi Sf' ? MW 1- U X7 Q xl f f. , y, 4 .Q 2 . .....,- fm .a sw A 5135.-1, , . . f. ,A Q M. V i , 1, , if , 5 F We - -ef , E it v If 1 E H, ' K If Q Q 5 ,Y 5 45 wg ff? ij,3g YM, WT , ,, .Y 8. , 'ff A 1? 21 , it ,if -L V i if ' . R 1 NA 7EE1 v .E FV V ff 6 r ff . 'V' ,' N - 'I ' ff fix f ,V ', . - Sek N , ' ' . ' 1 if 'A ' ,Q Q 4 . v ' 4 ' X P Q I f v ' , f , X .f' , ' fi f 243 H 1' 1 ' L . p! x . , l,.,.' K 1 'H - 9 ' z .. f,-V.. ,Lu f ' ., , .ff wf , ,,x, M., I, , . A A nw H .f ADVANCED CHORUS: Row l: Lorraine Stewart, Marian Reynolds,Dorothy Matthews, Audrey Come, Shirley Moss, John Lange, Miss Mary Cross, Jay Miller, Mary Barbot, Janet Zerfing, Patsy Kearney, Rhoda Ross, Ann Hanson, Row 2: Carol Reichgut, Marilyn Swafford, Dolores Haddock, Joan Castelozo, Nancy Snesrud, Jim Barker, Karl Peterson, Joan Goodrich, Dorothy Clarke, Judy Boucher, June Dunn, Mary Warren, Row 3: Dieter Lerbs, Ken Davis, Tim Pickett, Jay Dawson, Walter Weir, Herman Geiman, Robin Bauer, Jacky' ' ww 'S 4:43 Baliles, Bob Atkinson, William Moore, Jon Hardy. gdka SL-,AX . . ,sf MUSIC -our public relations ambassadors r' An informal moment around the piano for:Bill Moore, rr , JV. wil fl The Montgomery Blair Clhorus has provided music for the school as well as the Commu- nity throughout the year. The Chorus opened its season of perform- ances with a series of Christmas programs. The first of these was given at W,G,A.Y, Other programs to follow included two per- formances at lelleffs, a program on the radio for Bill llerson, a performance for the Kiwanis Cluh luncheon, and a Christmas Assembly for the students. Easter programs, Baccalaureate Service, and the Commencement Exercises com- pleted the year. Tim Pickett, Mary Barbot, Carol Reichgut, Jack Ba- liles, Joan Castelazo, John Lange, Rhoda Ross, Jim Barker, Jerry Kruhm. Judy Boucher was at the piano. 9 GIRLS B CLUB Betty Bergmann Jean Cline Mary Forcade Juanita Wilson Laurae Poling Anna Jarrell Miss Baker Hunnrsior guls. Blair's athletes banded together in the Girls' and Boys' 'B' Clubs. Membership was composed of varsity letter-holders. All the sports were represented. The girls earned points toward an athletic letter by participation in intramural sportsg the boys through membership on varsity squads of football, basketball, track, baseball, ten nis, rifle, and golf. and boys. BOYS' B CLUB: Bill Turner, Gene Hedgecock, Ronnie McPherson, Gene Doane, Sol Honigsberg, Jack Doane, Ralph Ward, Craig Ward, Bobby Zschiegner, Allen Freas, Tom Markley, David Forward, Don Clark, Roger Hazell, Charles Mason, Bert Neale. 84 ff , 'A 'Zi , , Sn. fmw ., I ,4 N, M,L,fr'3,f JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB: Row 1: Jean Carol, Gay Fisher, Marian Larson, Judy Shapiro Mar garet Madison, Katie Brunstetter. Row 2: Beverly Butler, Barbara Bales, Janet Zerfing Margaret Andrews, Penny Wood, Sandy Shriver, Joan Hiendenreich. Row 3: Andy Conn, Vincent Martorano Dieter Lerbes, Bob Adams, Paul Harris. Curtain going up! Curtain going up! Those were the words that started a spellbinding evening when the Dramatic Club was on the boards. It was skillful and convincing 'and certainly brought all the magic of the living stage to everyone lucky enough to see a production. We'1l never forget the magnificent performance of Dark of the Moon. lt was sheer artistry--the settings, the lights and the music, all together showed the fine coordi- nation of a perfectly directed group. The Spring play met the challenging quality of the club's past performances. Success on the boards SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB: Row 1: Nancy Austin, Nancy Rutley, Barbara Payne, Luree Fowler, Carol Con- rad, Judy Harrison. Row 2: Janice lrwin, Shirley Allen, Mary McLaughlin, Janet Coulson, Mary Otis, Joan Nelson, Jackie Myers, Sophia Frank. Row 3: Jerry Jewler, Don Hausrath, Jim Barker, Dennis Folken, John Dildine, Jim Seabury. f ? 2 ,L i L k . . Z? I I n ,J gf if 1 4 Y 5 M .,-L45 g-,- A r 1 Q 6 U! Q V. A. fl Y , , f - ' Q., 5 4,3 - . A X , V H a c f' ' ,.. w. bm ,Z Y 'Vi' .' V ,V W M, ,, 4i,'Q s 5' 512- 'gf A II I! 5 ZW- I . l 11,1 g, ! T7 MJfl:zJ,46 R Q ?-we -rf ,ff ii. Q, 4 if W, Mr HW . 4 f , A 49 ..-:V 1 5 W . ' , if 5 ,?i f 5 by, Q vw . .1 1 V U' rf' 'X ww., , main! ' ' 4' 6 v , 9. 'f . 'Gi -I 5,-4 A qv .s 7, if 'X nf 'wh 2 ' f f 1 A 1 1 . ff' , 'x 4' 1 ' , Ref 4 s - n L qs- S 5, Q V. 4 x 1 1 KX! ,4 W ' E' Z .f KX 3 'fi ay . 'Ra -1 go I. if 412: , A R' ' an 1:5 it ,M W 1 ti Qi-11. g . ' if E 5 A ' o., 9 'B I we 'fi ki . Q, 9 'ilk I wi! '72 ,i A C 4, x V. v, 0 'G ks X SCHOOL STORE: Row 1: Ja Wh't b B y 1 com , arbara McCullah, Hal Hammond, Judy Harrison Barbara Lewis Gayle Bankard, Sharon Love, Bruce McDowell, Betty Deffinbaugh. Row 2: Bob Altman, Boris Smith, Torn Johnson. Service to Blair. . the store and bank . .. The school store was run entirely by the students. lt was open before school, during all lunch periods and after school for the convenience of the students. All school supplies and novelties such as pennants, stickers and the beanies were sold. This year for the first time the bright red devil emblem designed by Bucky Smith could be bought by students. The profit went to the Student Council, which in tum used it for the benefit of the school. The Montgomery Blair Bank was an organization set up to handle all cash transactions within the school. The members of the banking class took charge of 'run- ning the bank under faculty supervision. One year of bookkeeping was required to take banking and was open to seniors only. This years' officers were: Pres- ident-Peggy Beall, Vice President-Peggy Hosselbarth, Head Cashier-jane Morri:, Assistant Head Cashier- Kay Thomsen. Row 1: Carol Casassa, Lis Lerch, Louise Morris, Kay Thomsen - Assistant Cashier, Peggy Hosselbarth - Vice President, Peggy Beall - President, Jane Morris - Head Cashier, Mr. Kei- bler, Betty Blalock, Juanita Wilson, Irene Burton, Row 2: Gerry Robbins, Dorothy Wiltshire, Mary Bryan, Betty Wright, Carol Riley, Harold Lapkoff, Barbara Comer, Joan Heffner, Roberta Steward, Betty Huber, Jo Ann Boschet, Gloria 0'Braen, Mary Santorios, Dorothey Grimes, Doris Wooten, Barbara Mudd, Hanna Wiemer, Barbara Somers. H Z 'Q wi h V' ' ,,f. K. 23 M. 'sz fr e vw, Q 51, 1 STUDENTS Sophomore Class S A Rodney Cox v1ce presrdent Jackie Dumars secretary, Bob Barnhart treasurer, Terry Hichs president nlng the ro new school was a factor recognized by all upperclasmen The gym was bnghtly decorated and overcrowded at the Soph get acqualnted party Attendance 93 letrcs a promtsrng future The upper clases handed down the tradltrons they mam tamed to thrs claw and ll was able and equal to the task .leaf peg, Sophomore pep and enthusiasm for the games and dances asured clubs and ath- - ' . at . 10-1 10-2 10-3, P I lj :MW lf tv' il ff N 8 v ,1fJ,5'f. S Coman Sec Treas C Wright V -Pres D Crowther Pres Ro 1 - L. Davis, M. Fo , Horak, . , .- ., . , . ., . , ., M, Pache, G, Crawford, j. Ferguson, B.Carmack,j. Rice. Row 2 - L. Almenar, Y. Duffy, M. McNeal, J, Waugh, M, Withers,.M. Collins, P. Hoover, L. Koehler, J. Carson, P. Fuchs, C. Freeburger. Row 3 D. Major, A. Anderson, R. Shepherd, G. Smith, P, Heffelfinger, H. Combs, R. Rowley. ROW 1 - I- WGYGI, H- VSHDYUC, I. Selby, J. Reed, Treas., J. Verdin, V.-Pres., R. Reid, Sec., R. Davis B- COX, G- Kilmer, L- Kenstrick, C- HiggS- Row 2 - P. Cleavland, I. Spates, R. DeRita, E., Parks P. james, A. Awad, D. Williams, A. Seymour, P, Wes, W. Hanlon. Row 3 -1. Kelly, E, Stump,,D Dieffenderfer, J. Huntington, I. Thomson, R. Schweinhaut, W. Musgrove, H. Hamilton. Row l - R. Hamilton, P. Weir, F. Turner, L. Straughn, B. Shetler, Sec., N. Barbot, V.-Pres., S. Israel Treas., P. Emerson, j. Gandy. A. Adams, 1. Katzin. Row 2 - K. Council, R. Roher, B. MacMeekin R Martel H Stanley, I. Camisa, V. Skinner, N. Mayer, M, Anderson, C. Bern, J. Heflin. Row 3 lin, D. Coffin, M. Bragdon, R. Pierce, A. Schmitz, D. Ross, I. Newton. Row 4 - C C. Offutt, j. Ferrara, R. Peterson. A: Gulli, How , R. Brown Nei gli? Ja 1 7 Sqw 'Q 1 ' Y I 1 .ff f 1? f ' sxfifg v 'L'-lf' M 5- ' 2 , ,nn g ., . 1 ,H .5 . 12851 ' l .4 'VCL' , ,f 43 ' 9' ff '? ,E ,Wy 1 ,ln ,X . ,,,, ,. . J 1 4? I Nl, L' i V ' J A If ,Q -5 L Y sb Q Y. M F t u K . - 6 .j ', ff ! K' ' Agra ' EJ 'fi ' if if i Nbr? I 5 gg' z S Q -Q T , L 2 f LA J ,iz 5 Q .4 '77 if ', '55 JI rx I fx f YU if 'QF' U J R' sl as 10 10 l0 - 10 Row 1 - A. Hayden, KJ McDearmon, M. Loffler, C. Walker, F. Harmon, V. Turner, G. Baliles, C Cozanitis, M.Adams, N. jones, J. Thiebeau. Row 2 - R. Dodson, R. Thompson, M. Beven, M. Bohlayer G. Roberts, L, Garrison, J. Stotler, C. Duvall, P. Hackelton, W. Luecke. Row 3 - K. Clements, 1. Al linger, H. Chantker, R. Walter, L. Goodman, H. Flickinger, R. jacques. 11 Row l - j. Eyerman, J. Kohl, J. Schev, K. Wraase, K. Wheeler, V.-Pres., 1. Funk, Pres., S. Crowley Sec., T. Mallay, Treas., E. Devol, C. Nelson, B. Johnson. Row 2 - M. Lowe, N. Baldwin, E. Andrews J. Dean, C. Maskell, M. Giddings, N. Warfield, M. Thibadeau, M. Coyle, A. Chalupsky, D. Lackey Row 3 - M. Corridon, U. Kurzweg, E. Taylor, A. Erving, A. Saunderson, F. Maier, A. English, G. Mc Ferren, E. Parkin. Row 4 - R. Duane, I. Cullen, H. Lakin, M. Halliday, L. Wayland, R. Baker. 12 l 71,3 Row 1 - R. Abrams, A. Schreiber, H. Barnard, M. Franer, R. Schulze, V.-Pres, l. Ker'zmu'n, ., Aitchson, Sec-Treas., S. Sinclair, A. Bell, E. Evans, C. Ferrell. Row 2 - D. Flinn, C. Bail -P. eli vin, M. Mohler, J. F. Maley, B. Barbee, I. Sartwell, N. Price, W. Peck, P. Meyers, C. Cisar Henderson, D. Kempfer, H, Stein, R. Jorgensen, G. Hawkins, H, Iwi1rZ?R0w 3 'in Jin I- 10 - 13 10 -14 10 - 15 Row l - N. Comell, j. Voeth,j,McFerran, B. Hibbert, J. Theofield, Sec., M. Porche, Pres., P. Schlos- ser, V.-Pres., D. Oden, M. Perkins, G. Beatty, B. Coleman. Row 2 - L, Corsine, W. Long, N. Dessez, A. Williams, R. Forbes, C. Abbott, B. Smith. Row 1 - S. Stach, 1. Norris, B. Given, P. Bott, L. Leroy, V.-Pres., J. Dumars, Pres., J. Hogge, Sec.- Treas., N Marchand P.johnson,j. ohnston, Buckin ham Row2 D, Decker L War C - , J 1. g . - , . d, . Engel, C. Decker, J. Cook, C. Edwards, S. Griffith, M. Sorrels, B. Wooten, N. Heim. Row 3 -W, Murphy, J. Betters, G. Gray, J. McHa1e, R. Nesonger, B. Balintine. Row 4 - D. Kruse, B. Beatty, J. Orchin, D, Sabin, D. Hattersley, R. Goldbach, T, Walker. Row 1 - M. Dennis, A. Acree, J. Scoltock, j. Walters, C. Nagel, L. Koschmeder, I. Leddy, j. King F. Roberts, P. Heflin, E. Kerkstra. Row 2 - 1, Wi11iams,J. Valladares, W. Lee, J. David, C. Bos W. Cosgrove, H. Shosteck, J. Molitor. Row-3- H. jones, M. Keller, R. Brice, R. Godman, G. Kettering f Q I' Q 2. H if es w Magi 1 W3 gl? f' ...U f'yff?W I -'Q I 5,61 'T 4 rw, 1 In '44 A . I ,' 1 1' .1 'ff f x I V4 gl I , . M W X XJ!! X! Iuniur Glass MW fm lfffv M0 2rwAfffAf5,iEfj6i6w.M ' A, My 0, GM Parker treasurer Judy Launt vice president Pat Dunn secretary Steve xpresident Wpy wwf we W ' ff WI . S 1 - S , 5 5 !w Alfa 1 QW .tumnrrow's senior ws A When the yearbook of 52 came out the jumors became Semors Thatclas wasone of the trulv ourstanchng groups 1n the schools h1SlO1'y as was evxdenced by IIS mterest support and partxcxpatxon m the Xl-2'5,.....L,, acuvmes of ILS fellow Blalntes The jun 1or Party m january and the Prom ln May were successful When Biau' s tradmons rest m the hands of 53 the Semors may become Alumm m confldence Qs.. A K., 1 '15 Ds x. awww- WXK? 'Sf 1--Q gd., MW uv-Q, 'SA an m P J Www' 'UK S' Nu.. 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Patricia Kline K 5 Peggy Kluttz Georgann Kracher Q Norma Kramer ' i Robert Kwapten Nancy Ladd George La Fontaine B a Edward Lambert Barbara Lang John Lange lie o,,chen Qi x -X, Warren Langston Elizabeth Lanha 0, ' Marian Larsonkpvw 5, mann Launt ye, ,-A 'V x- mm Lawton Yr J it Patricia Layman Ira Leckner Donald Ledford Morris Lee ,Q -'ua Richard Lee R by Y l 5 40 Dieter Lerbs L1 4 Philip Linaugh x Sally Lock Jean Long John Looney Michael Lord Craig Lundberg Jerome Mac Dermott Margaret Madison 0 Shirley Lusby L K J A 'R' John Magnus Conrad Malloy Kenneth Marks ' Robert Markwood ev I .A- Yvonne Marques Mickey Marshall Vincent Martorano ,w Hannah Mason , gf Vena Masttn Merle McAllister R, ' wx- Y.: s- 1 if. ,,, , V x -, M.- ,wir I 'sf- .-x, vu YS i L, f K' J Q...- wit? lf! 4'-1225 Q-ff ,....., aa- pq Nr N 'H-1 x sh QNW gxy 'S' QE x uf JW!! Q cr: ,, J '-6? 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Ronald Shepler A if , ' V M' M Sandra Shepley R' Ralph Sherman James Shoris John Short A, Sandra Shriver M ' lx in F Shirley Shriveptizlr 5 t bf' S d a Simmons b '. 1 an 1' ,uw Earl Simon Miz' Joseph Skinner , Kathryn Skinner cm Catherine Smith V -T.. 4 Claire smith 4 ' ' James Snader I A 5 ., A Warren Snoots . Thomas Spann 5 Q 7 ,va 1 Joan Spesick ' V 3 rl- ii :Q Richard Spies Xt, James Stachura 4' A Carl Stahl Loretta Stanerson Janet Steinmiller at X 'SFX V ' 'F y ' Margot Stevens I 1 jj Q :T X Jane Stone ' 3 ' r John Straughn 7' V 3 Clifford Stretmater 0 . U Shirley Strosnider l' ' Norma Sullivan ' A:-5 ' Z Arnold Sussman N big- ? I L51 S Marilyn swafford 5 R 'X Richard Swinnerton Richter Tackett Rhoda Taylor 1 Franklin Teran 3 5 - C H .4 Robert Terrett . 'R .ig V Richard Thayer 3 V John Thomen 45, A tm gf P-4 J ' wiuiam Thompson Mary Ann Thren Thomas Tompkins S: Emerick Toth 6' 'S , 1,11 Q- X .5 George Triplett William Turner I an Unklesbee P- 6457642 X5-eq. c '6bv-f Vernon Van Dyne Henry Van Lowe od y U Harvey Vechery V 5, Qxy v- ' - . Q-.' I ss' - I Henry Vechery ,la :KM V Ste p r xl Vernon Vickers ' l, Dorothy Walker L 0 Evelyn Walker if 'A rl 'J Ria Roberta Walker X My Q A '1 Thelma Wallace f.. T.. gg f Y, , D . 's' K , Furn Walton V S Y? i v w , L... David Walz is V r es War urton V Cha 1 b , 1 , M, t Ralph ward AA 'H' M A , ' Donald Waters 5 William Webb 4, Q 'T' f i - ..., , 1 Suzanne Weaver L- LW y V ' . 'fl ' ' 7 V ' M ,Ya 2 John Weiss x T' , r , V, , W' V f' Laura Welch I h fi 1 Q -.....t..1:...- Q John Wicklein M f La Verne Wellens Jay Whitcomb 1- -3 , V Z: ' 2 . L Barbara White 22 X A PQ- N' samuei white v -' l wiuiam whmen fy W it , De Ann Wi U1 , y Ja ermutxjjf Barbarafwiflge 1 I , rv yo V V51 , 1. Delomsv 159 ,, . I W r, Y if Denny Williams AQ I ' r 'S' , 3 t Williams I ,, . X L . ayne i 'ams yi' ' pr '- - 5 W' A H ' ,A J' 'fx ' . Q we Marilynn wiuiams '.,w--v. if Y Peggy Williams ,.., A N Q , Wg D Y I . N. V 14. f 5 X x N iv- ,, - , v H , ucv , vw-v vt ' . Mary Wilson s A 5 5 sm . . v-f 1 W! X Tn 'N QW' 5' ' Kenneth Wiltshire - ' MarY Wolfe E ' tk fy Thelma Wolfrey ,, - ' f Alil . X Penrod Wood I Barbara Workmanji --X 4 :F Dorothy Wright 5 ' s , ,s, - ., xx. 'M' 1' Thomas Wrighiwj . E 3 ' :f Martha Wubnig J . I W I D D A .A 1 acquelyn Wyvef A ' I 7 .5 Marilyn Young , o I Earl Zaugg ' .5 A ze I Barbara Zeak. ' I ,. Mary Zens 21 ' Y - Janez Zerfing Q 1. J , K , 5' ' -A N I Sensor Class lx SM , 3 -'-n-ini' B111 Alford vxce president Ann Yerrrck treasurer Gerry Ro'bb1ns secretary Roger Hazell presndent The Semor year was one of tnals and tnbulatidns, joy and enthuslasm, ant1c1pat1on and regret. The end of the road loomed more close at the Class Play, and st111 closer at the Party. March brought wuh ll measure ments for caps and gowns. The school year had almost expxred when the Banquet and fthe Prom were held, but they added a httle br11l1ancy to the somber effect of leavmg Blau. The end had come, however, when commencement practxce was over, and the long awarted day of graduatron amved, the Semors of yesterday were Elumml 1 Ilb J-2 J , J, fi , 'iff ff? , zo! L ,Jie John D. Armstrong V' 5'-B William C. Alford Dean S. Allen Shirley F. Allen Barbara C. Allensworth WILLIAM C. ALFORD, Band 2,3, Orchestra 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Order Committee 3,4, Silver Chips 3, Activity Committee 3,4, Chaimian Ways and Means Committee 4, Chair Committee 3, Dance Committee 4, Homeroom President '3, Homeroom Vice-President 4, Senior Claw Vice-President 4, Honor Society 4 . . . DEAN S, ALLEN, Rifle 3,4, Visual Aids 3,4, Chair Committee 2, Photography Club 2, Rollers 4 . . . SHIRLEY F. ALLEN, Lib- rary Club 2,3,4, Student Court 2, F.T. A. 3,4, Honor Society 4, School Store 2, Silverlogue 2,3,4 . . . BARBARA C. ALLENSWORTH, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Sil- ver Chips 2,3, Intramurals 2,3, Advanced Dancing Club 3 . . . JOHN M. ALLISON, 'Library Club 3 . . . PHILLIP M. ALTOMARE,Rif1e 2,3,Band2,3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 4 . . . SHIRLEY M. AMORY, Cheerleaders 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Dramatic Club 2,3,4, Dance Committee 4, Activity Committee 3, Silver Chips 3, Radio Club4, Silverlogue 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Pep Club 4 . . . MARTHA L. ARANT, CARE 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Silverlogue 3, Home- room Secretary 3, Vice-President 4 . . . JOHN D. ARMSTRONG, Safety Committee 2,3, Order Com- mittee 2,3, Chairman 4, Honor Society 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4, Visual Aids 2,3, Track 2, Rifle 2,3, Of- ficer 4, Homeroom Vice-President 2 . . . JEANNE D. ARNOLD, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Typing Club 3, Silver- Iogue 4, Dance Committee 4, SeniorC1as Play Com- mittee 4, Library Club 4, Intramurals 2,3, Rollers 4, Concesions Committee 4 . . . ROBERT I. ATKIN- SON, Library Club 2,3,4, Advanced Chorus 3,4, Senior Class Play Committee Chairman 4, Variety Show 2, Rollers 3,4, JimiorNewmanClub3,4,PepClub4 . . . NANCY B. AUSTIN, Dramatic Club 2,3,4,Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Dance Committee 4, Variety Show 2,3,4, Dra- matic Club Play 2, Senior Class Play 4 . . . gf Q 1-4-.afir-,K .zz iw-gzff f 'w'd'p2' addy!! prkag 5 aw-e Y .dia 19' Iohn M. Allison Phillip M. Anomare is smrley M. Amory Martha L- -'-'an' ey 'N Robert 1. Atkinson NMCY B- Austin 1. T to-1 m ,viii it' fi V iz 1 I an-Q 1 I Richard P. Auth Patricia A. Avinger Allan L. Baggott Norman A. Balderson Jack C. Baliles Eleanor Bancroft Gayle E. Bankard Mary F. Barbot X 5 I V I., J I . U .1 RICHARD P, AUTH, Footballl2,3,4, Basketball 2 . . . PATRICIA A. AVINGER, 'A' Band 2, Orches- tra 4, Music Librarian 3,4, Instrumental Music Coun- cil 3,4, Dance Committee4 . . . ALLEN L. BAG- GOTT, Baseball 2, Baseball Club 3, Assembly Com- mittee 2,3,4, Homeroom Treasurer 3, Homeroom Secretary-2, Publicity Committee 4 . . . NORMAN A, BALDERSON, Football 2, 3,4 . . .JACK C. BALILES, Dramatic Club 2, Ramblers 3, Square Dancing Club, President 3, Variety Show 3 . . - ELEANOR BANCROFT, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 . . . GAYLE E, BANKARD, Library Club 2,3, Vice-President 4, F,T,A, 3,4 . . . MARY F. BARBOT, Denfieldl-li fflfwzjlw - ,GW gt fl!!! rfaf if ' if V 1.4 ftffafflbwlub ims gm Joan B. Barker 1 if it '?' School, Duluth, Minnesota 2, Library Club 3,4, Ad vanced Chorus 3,4, Intramurals 4, Choralettes3 . . JAMES M. BARKER, Advanced Chorus 3,45 Senioi Clam Play 3, Assembly Committee 3,4, Radio Con- struction Club 3, Homeroom President 3, Radio Pro- gram 3, Variety Show 3, Football Manager 3, P.A. Announcer 4, Band 4, Senior Clam Play Committee 4, Radio Club President 4 . . . JOAN B. BARKER Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 . . . GLORIA R. BARNABEI, Library Club 2,3,4, Silver Chips 3, Circulation Manager 4, Square Dancing Club 3, Dance Committee 4, Intra- murals 2, Knitting Club 3, Advertising Corrunittee, Variety Show3 . . . DAVID BARR, Band2,3.4 . . . c , f Gloria R. Barnabei' David Barr 3. 4. ft- A cw f' ' fa- Q ' Atwood S. Barwick in Virginia M. Bax-wickr. rg Katherine R, Bauer Mary J. Baum JUV' ' d:dh',' knwfl V 1'.!'L'fwVf J' if . 5 155 nf . . f f You 4 Lv V sb YCQS M . hy, IJ. -Q 6.51 lvul iv-A his 100 Y, 'I ,H ,Vu I- 1 1' y lx ll - uve. cl wir- Snhul- 'jf' lfl l it , '- X SMX lf J tif VF 5.4 X, i x pf jak y N fly, Arwooo s. BARWICK, nine 25 Library Club 2,3,4 . . . VIRGINIA M. BARWICK, llamatic Club 25 Library Club 3,45 Silverlogue, Picture Editor 4 . . . KATHERINE R. BAUER. . .MARY 1. BAUM, ln- tramurals 2 . . . NORMA J. BAUMANN, Intramu- rals 2,35 Dramatic Club 25 Rollers 45 Typing Club 35 Senior Class Play Committee 45 Silver Chips 4 . . . PEGGY 1. BEALL., Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Dramatic Club 25 Homeroom Secretary 25 I-Iomeroom President 45 Bank President4 . . . LEIF C. BECK,Tennis2,3,45 Student Court 3,45 Safety Committgle, Chairman 45 Honor Society 4 . . . BERDON M59 BELE, Library We Y, P49449 Q, My My ii! YS Norma J. Baumann Peggy J. Bea.ll Doris I. Bender Eugenia A. Berry 714, ffgyw Club 2,3,45 Order Committee 2,45 School Store 45 Safety Committee 45 Ways and Means Committee 45 School Relations Committee 45 Golf 3,45 Tennis 35 Homeroom President 2. . .DORIS J. BENDER, Tri- I-li-Y President 2,3,45 Senior Class Play Committee 45 Silverlogue 45 Dance Committee 45 Rollers 3,45 Concessions Committee 3,45 Election Committee 45 Pep Club 4 . . . EUGENIA A, BERRY, Dramatic Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Homeroom Secretary 35 Sil- ver Quill 3 . . . NlI..A L. BERRY, F.H.A. 25 Glee Club 2,35 Band 2,3. . .EVELYN A. BEVAN,CARE 25 Rollers4 . . . 1 5 Ii? 1-4 T -,,-0-X Sa f .-1: Q' 5 5 1' - ' 1 -ff? if Q- .'.'l 41. I 5 f Leif f gr A J. Berdon M. Bell ' 1 V Evelyn A. Bevan .1 4 f , plfljrffelk 1, ---- -- xg V ii? .., Shirley G. Bickers Wilbur F. Biggs DUNS 1- Black Jeanne M. Blackistone Howard A. Bladen Betty A. Blalock Thomas Blanche Marguerite A' Blum 4 if . 5 lf' i I Wi, f ZlA 'u'P! . ' 6 V.,l fx V A. A , 5 if., 5, . N V ' fx V 1 X Q4 U 5 X .. in . 1 e, , 'fffi 2 RN 4- K Q K E. fu.- M '.'t-i'.:fii-a g ell. , KY . A . I 2 ,Q-fx lf? D x4yCD' L SHIRLEYXG. BICKERS, Square Dancing Club 35 Radio Club 3,4 .t . . WILBUR F. BIGGS, Roosevelt High School, Washington, D.C. 25 Tennis 35 Cadets 3 . . . DORIS I. BLACK, CARE 45 F.D.N.A. 3,45 Art Club 4 . . . IEANNE M. BLACKISTONE, In- tramurals 2,35 Square Dancing Club 35 Advanced Chorus 35 Pep Club 4 . . . HOWARD A. BLADEN, Basketball 25 Football25Baseba112,3,4 . . . BETTY A. BLALOCK, Library Club 2,3,45 Intrarnurals 2,35 Bank 4 . . . THOMAS BLANCHE . . . MARGUE- Warren E. Boerum Joanne H. Boschet fa u -Vx J 'Cv Q RITE A. BLUM, CARE 2,35 Silver Chips2,3,4 . . . WARREN E. BOERUM, Library Club 3,45 Rifle 3, 4'. . . JOANNE H. BOSCHET, Typing Club 2,35 Banking Club 2,3 . . . RALPH BOTKIN, Basketball 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Boxing Club 3 . . . JUDITH L. BOUCHER, Silver Quill 2, Managing Editor 3,45 Advanced Chorus 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Art Club 45 Variety Show 25 Dramatic, Club 25 Choralettes 35 Madrigals 3 . . . Ralph Botkin ff! Wi yy-fff'f1 ,f !7!j ' 66 9 5 E 5 Robert Braunbe rg lf 1-9 if 3 Delbert V. Boutwell G. R ph Bo DELBERT V. BOUTWELL, Band 2,3,45 Photography jo Club 25 Safety Committee 3,45 Rifle Club 3,4 . . . , G. RANDOLPH BOWYER, Sherwood High School, Sandy Spring, Maryland 2 . . . ALLISON S. BOY- KIN, Library Club 2,3,45 Tri-l-li-Y 35 Cheerleaders 45 Dance Committee 45 Homeroom Vice-President 3,4 . . . JOSEPH K. BRADLEY . . . ROBERT BRAUNBERG, Football Manager 2,3,45 Homeroom President 2,3,45 Science Club 25 Chemistry Club 3,45 School Improvement Committee 2 . . . ROSE C. BRENNAN, Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Square Dancing Club 3 . . . PAULINE BROBST, Intramurals 25 Home- room Secretary 35 Dramatic Club 2,35 Radio Club 0 wil Club 2,3,45 Rollers 3 ' 'nce mmittee 45 ajorettes Committee 45 Pep Club 45 Radio Club 3 4 W- f K L X W' afvvxfl.. .' ya ,fb , ,us r W1 ' X 34 J Q14 C-Jr4.t.lj'ta ,J BSL 5 u ' . -v,c..,4,-.LJ -Q 3.-4 -r4,L R. fb 54, L r ,- CCALAJ Nt, A.. VQA :X 5,1 A V K5 ., I Y QQ! ' ,v' ,, 5 f V' '- J - 19, , 'Qs' :J V' A , ' Q 1 is f 'W 45, ag ,Q its P R ' - v ', s Rose C. Brennan Steve Broemng Alfred O. Brown f, 71- 'S .f N f 2 Qi ' ,Lag- Pauline fir it 2. ' 'Sf' Harold D. Brockweil Shgggn-B n ' L .3 Jack A. Bruce Q . yt 5 xx to SJ 2 . 2- 4 .. RN'-1 .,.....i,f Joseph K Bradley 3 25 Sophomore Vice-President 2 45 ChairCommittee 2,3,4 Library JACK A. BRUCE, Library Club 34 45 Honor Society 3,45 Silverlogue 3 Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 CARE 3 Boys State 25 Student Council 45 Chairman Activity ff-'fx Mary L. Bryan Betty I. Buch Irene M. Bll1'f.0l1 Ighn K. By!-gn 'ix' MARY L. BRYAN, Intramurals 2,3,4g Busines Club 4 . . . BETTY l. BUCH, Intramurals 2,3,4g Rollers 2,3g Typing Club 2,3 . . . KENNETH R. BUCK, Library Club 25 Physics Club 3 . . . MARY A. BURR, Senior Banquet Committee 4, Silver Quill 4, Associate Editor 43 F.T.A. 3,4g Library Club 3,43 Ways and Means Committee 4 . . . IRENE M. BURTON . . . JOHN K. BYRON, Loafers 2 . . . Robert G. Carr K u if X Kenneth R. Buck John W. Caldwell JOHN W. CALDWELL, Football 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 4 . . . SHIRLEY A. CARPENTER . . ROBERT G. CARR, Band 2,3,4 . . . CAROL L CASASSA, Square Dancing Club 3, Evaluation Com- mittee 3, Bank 4 . . . JOAN G. CASTELAZO, Ad- vanced Chorus 4g Art Club 43 Pep Club 4 . . BRUCE K. CATES, Baseball 3,4g Baseball Club 3 4... Carol L. Casassa Joan G. Castelazo Brucg Cates 235 11 if iam fig Mary A. Burr Shirley A. Carpenter K' Crt ff. yd., WJW SHI EY M. EZUBLE, Rollers 3 . . . WILLIAM M. CAVE, Basketball 25 Band 2,35 Ramblers 2,35 Cheerleaders 2,3,45 Library Club 45 Assembly Com- mittee 2,3,45 Publicity Committee 45 Ways and Means Committee 45 School Improvement Commit- tee 45 Loafers 25 Dance Committee 45 Square Dan- cing Club 25 Dramatic Club 2 . . . ARTHUR B. CECIL, Gonzaga High School, Washington, D.C., 2,35 Football 2,3 . . . RUTH H. CERVENKA, F.H.A. 2 . . . JOHN T. CHEAKALOS . . . DAVID We aigf-SWQWV -nun., 't' ,L 3 ' so- 'fc f N a Wig? . Cauble dyf' 'Z William M. Cave Arthur B. Cecil Ruth I-I. Cervenka H. CHRISTENSEN . . . SUZANNE B. CLAGGETT, F.T.A. 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 2,3,4 . . . DONALD E. CLARK, CARE 35 Baseball 2,35 Chair Committee 3 . . . CAROL R. CLEAVER, ArtClub2. . . MARY S. CLINARD, Roosevelt High School, Washington, D.C., 2,35 Intramurals 2,3 . . . JOHN I. COCHRAN . . . j. MILTON COLLINS, Mark Keppel High School, Alhambra, California 2,35 Track 25 Senior Miscellaneous Committee 4 . . . John T. Cheakalos Carol R. Cleaver ,X,'ff?n'7 Z,, R A 'lu ' I 'ITT ,LX r A 4. .- David H. Christensen Mary S. Clinard ,... Suzanne B. Claggett John J. Cochran Donald E. Clark J. Milton Collins A 'it li. . 1 fin -...X 1. 4 I! 1 A 1 'hi ' Audrey B. Come Janet M. Coulson 'R ,eff 3 l ,dk W C NKJV? 3 AUDREY B, COME, Choralettes 2,35 Madrigals 2,35 Advanced Chorus 2,3,4 . . . BARBARA E. COMER, Bank 4 . . . SUSAN I. CONLYN, Library Club 2,35 Band 3,45 Dance Committee 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Art Club 2,3,45 I-Iomeroom Treasurer 45 Dance Club 2 . . . CAROL R. CONRAD, Library Club 3,45 Dra- matic'Club 45 Radio Club45SeniorClass Play 4 . . . JANET M. COULSON, Senior Banquet Committee 45 Dramatic Club 2,35 Evaluation Committee 35 Senior Class Play 45 Intramurals 2,3,4 . . . JANEAN M. C N, Library Club 2,3,45 Silver Quill 3,45 Barbara E. Comer Janean M. Courson I .riff Busan J. Gilbert H. crabE6' , I ' .T Suzanne ps Q at 2 Fa I I .JFK vanced Chorus 3,45 Variety Show 2 . . . GILBERT H. CRABBE, Surrattsville High School, Surrattsville, Maryland 25 Variety Show 35 Advanced Chorus 3 . I. SUZANNE CROCKE'I'I', Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 ln- utamurals 2,35 School' Store 35 Bank4 . . . DEWITT CROSLEY, Baseball2,35BaseballClub3 . . . MAR- GARET M. CUMMINGS, Library Club 2,3,45 Ce- ramics Club 35 Rollers 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Orches- tra 35 Band 45 -junior Newman Club 4g Senior Claw Play 4 . JOAN I. DARBY, F.T.A. 3,45 F,H.A. 35 Intramurals 2 . . . DAVID R. DAVIS, Boxing M 'Q , . .,, ,NA croll 3 4 Welcoming Committee 4 Ad Club 3 . . . , Y . jffadj fKw.zC'Q!xf,. XA- Lx 1 -' ' Q fl' . W! ' 7' pk fb C V 1: J -' tiff 5' DeWitt Crosley Margaret M. Cummings Ioan I' Darby David R- Davis fur 'lc 1 9 '- li .- ,. 'C 5 . Q 1 Ala-. C5515 . v ':f,.T:4,,?l , J , 35 -A jg: l' Q ga f I - ,,,Kk,Q7 ,, ww, 'ff-af f' . ' , '1 'l ' lf . ' Edward J. Davis Kerlrleih A- Davis EDWARD j. DAVIS, Elizabeth City High School, Elizabeth City, New jersey 25 Baseball 2,35 Football 2,3 KENNETH A. DAVIS, F.T.A. 2,3,45 CARE 35 Welfare Committee Chairman 45 Library Club 3,45 Student Council 4 . . . RONALD E. DEEDRICK, Band 2,3,45Orchestra3,4 . . . ELIZA- BETH A, DEFFINBAUGH, Silverlogue 2,3,45F.T.A. 2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 junior Newman Club 3,45 School Store 3,45 Monogram Committee 45 Wel- coming Committee 4 . . . JOHN R. DEMUTH, F.T.A. 2,3,4 . . . PERRY R. DENNIS, LibraryClub 2,3,45 Radio Club 25 Homeroom President 2,3,45 Sil- -1 or Society 3, Treasurer 4 . . . JEAN A1DE.WEY,, CZ .fwfff Auf Eli Aypgiflnp h Jy A 1-f XJ I f 1 fffto ,I ' ,ff I w V ff X' x j 7, ' ff .Y ver Quill 3,45 Pep Club 45 Safety Commity8fJi?yHon2f jf ,7 x. 7 sf Intramurals 2,3,45 Senior Prom Committeef4 .J f D. MAX DIEHL . . . JOHN R. DILDlNE,,Radio, Club 2, President 3, Vice-President 45 Library'C1ub' 2,3,45 Silver Chips 2,35 Senior Class Play45l?,A': An- nouncer 45 Senior Class Play Committee-445,BQnd.Jf I 5! . . . ELIZABETH A. DILLARD, F.H.A. 2I,fIfl'lIf3- Arsfl murals 35 Rollers 4 . . . EUGENE F. 'DOANE,' Football 25 Baseball 2,3,45 B Club 2,3,4.f.' BEVERLY 1. DOBROVOLNY, F.D.N.A. 3,4 . I if . .r ML F I. MW J' ' 7rt ji, 'kufkgfzpvf A ku, Q ,-'- 5+- Iohn R. DeMuth Perry R. Dennis John R. Dildine Elizabeth A. Dillard 0 'C4.LQ I 1 43' 'UN Pi 0 'ix Jean A. Dewey D, Max Diehl Eugene F. Doane Beverly J. Dobrovolny 'TNQ I LJ Os if 'S X Betty J. Early ff. Ki- Barbara A. Dodd Martha N, Dodson June A. Dunn William I. Dunn if. l G Duffey Cleo Marianna Duvall 5:15 sf i l X V .4 ,f My .3 I I f JM A455175 ' I QA? Cad! ' A7 Z' W al NBARBARA A. DODD, Library Club, 2,3,45 CARE 2, 35 Silver Quill 2, Associate Art Editor 3,45 Silver Chips 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Art Club 25 Homeroom Secretary 25 Dance Committee 3,45 Quill and Scrdll 3,45 Honor Society 3, Vice-President 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Variety Show 2,35 Rollers 3 . . . MARTHA N. DODSON, Library Club, 2,35 Monogram Com- mittee 35.QuilI and Scroll 45 Dance Committee 3,45 Honor Society 45 Silver Chips 3,45 School Store 35 Intramurals 35 Variety Show 2 . . RUSSELL G. 1 DUFFEY, Library Club 2,3,45 Ba 2,3, Home- room President 45 Chair Commit 5 n ncernent Co ittee 4 . . . MARY F , tramurals 25 is t T J 1. J, Joan of mica M. Edwards Hmm J Typing Club 2,53 . . . JUNE A. DUNN, Rollers 3,45 Glee Club25DanceC1ub2 . . . WILLIAM j, DUNN, Boxing Club 3 . . . CLEO H. DURHAM, Printing Club 3,4 . . . MARIANNA DUVALL . . . BETTY J. EARLY, Ramblers 35 Square Dancing Club3 . . . JOAN D. EDDINS, Cheerleaders 3, Captain45Home- room President 2,35 Dramatic Club 25 Student Coun- cil 35 Student Court 45 Dance Committee 45 Publi- city Committee 45 PepClub4 . . . HILDA M. ED- WARDS, Intramurals 25 Square Dancing Club 3 . . . LAWRENCE T. EDWARDS, Track 2,35 Dance Club 2... Lawrence T. Edwards l iv 1- Mary F. Duke x, if 3.4 J hi ' Dglgreslgpstein Carl S. Fairfa-X Barbara A. Farmer Marianne I . Feehan DOLORES EPSTEIN, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 3,4, Order Committee 4, Silver Chips 3,4 . . . CARL S. FAIRFAX, Rifle 2,3 . . . BARBARA' A. FARMER, Mark Twain High School, Statesbury, West Virginia 2,3, Band 2,3, Chorus 3 . . . MARIANNE J. FEE- HAN, Silver Chips 3, Art Editor 4, Intramurals 2, Rollers 3, CARE 4, Welcoming Committee 4 . . . SHERLENE 1. FELDMANN,Intramurals2,Dramatic Club 2,3, CARE 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 . . . PAUL D. FELLOWS, Narimasu High School, Tokyo, japan 2, Evaluation Committee 3, Homeroom Vice-President 4, Variety Show 3 . . . KIM M. FENE, Football2, Visual Aids 2,3,4, Library Club 4 . . . VIRGINIA Silverlogue 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Honor Society 4, Election Committee 4, Pep Club4 . . . RICHARD A. FLAGG, Photography Club2,3,4 . . . HARRIET I. FLEITMAN, McKinley High School, Washington D.C. 2,3, Red Crow Representative 3, Techite 3 . . . DENNIS N. FOLKEN, Golf 2,3,4, 'B' Club 3, 4, Fore and Aft Club 2, Rifle 2, Camera Club 2, Square Dancing Club 3,4, Dance Committee 3,4, CARE 3, Evaluation Committee 3 . . . MARY B. FORCADE, Intramurals 2,3, Student Council 2,4, Secretary 3, Dance Committee Chairman 4, junior Class Secretary 3, Library Club 2,4, Secretary 3,Tri- Hi-Y 2,3, Inter-High Council 3,4, Girls 'B' Club 3,4, R. FINDLAY, Intramurals 2,3,4, Se ior Clam Play Sophomore Class Secretary 2 . . .174 Committee 3,4, Q ll a wr 3, tary 4, , - 041m L4 f MMM ll T V ,J sm. I X! 567426 QU- , i .cr Q '.-'J N l ,, I' Q fix. if I 4 fl, yt WMA M fqgg v W Y' 3 r f ' 4-f atm, LIN VN Sherlene J. Feldman Paul D. Fellows Richard A. Flagg I-Iarriet I. Fleitman Dennis N. Folken 3 fe., .ff ag .gji 2 ig Kim M. Fene Virginia R. cq'1 'f' . 1. Ss 'C' .ll I Wfwww Barbara A. Goerner R Forward 5 r I 11 Q '22 W' W wr RVQJW KIM DAVID R. FOR AR , Safety Committee 33 Ram- blers 2,3,43 Dramatic Club 23OrderCommittee 2,3,43 Dance Committee 2,3,43Chair Committee 3,41 Honor Society 4, Tennis 2,3,43 Rifle Club 2,3, President 4, Senior Class Play 4g Square Dancing Club 3 . . . LUREE H. FOWLER, Ramblers 23 Art Club 3,43 Intramurals 3,43 Homeroom Secretary 2, President 4 . . . NANCY K. FRALEY, Art Club 2,3,-43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Silver Quill 2,3,4 . . . SOPHIA FRANK, Roosevelt High School, Washington, D.C., 3g Dramatic Club 43 lntramurals4 . . . BEVERLEE FREEDMAN, Homeroom Secretary 23 Cheerleader 3, 43 Student Council 3,4, Chairman, School Relations nr fii . ,, '14, Lure H. Fowler Beverlee Freedman Jean L. Furlow I Margaret A. Garrett Ralph M. Gartrell fl! L. . r 7!jl ! , X, , , Nancy K- Fraley sopma Frank Pat E. Ganshorn Allen S. Gardner 3 L Jw was 'J' 4' lk .3 9' t I ww If ' A u f 3 f EIA . L- 'I if Aj WW QP' W I .QM Committee 43 Electiongjirnittee 43' Silver Chips 2, 3,43 Intramurals 2,3, Square Dancing Club 43 Honor Society 43 Library Club4 . . . JEAN L. FURLOW, Square Dancing Club 33 Intramurals 2 . . . PAT- RICIA E. GANSHORN, Majorettes 3,43 Dance Com- mittee 43 Publicity Committee 33 Square Dancing Club 33 KnittingClub3 . . . ALLEN S. GARDNER, Golf 3,4 . . . BARBARA A. GOERNER. . . MAR- GARET A, GARRETT, Silver Quill 3,41 Dance Committee 4 . . . RALPH M. GARTRELL . . . GERALDINE Y. GIBSON, Intramurals 2,31 Typing Club 2,33 World Friendship Club 2,3 . . . Geraldine Y. Gibson gg: J' 3 QF fa .,,,,, X c 4 M A 5 z' , Y' :g..tuu 'X ,a ' , 5 19' K1- 3 J ,f . .Zz 1 . , 0 Y: va, I wg: J A, 1, yt g ' SL I 5 'gi ,',,,, 1' it I yu g Y Irene F. Gibson Carole A. Gllreln M. Theresa Gilson Robert M. Glazier IRENE F. GIBSON, Typing Club 2,3 . . . CAROLE A. GILREIN, Strong Vincent High School, Erie, Pa. 2,3, Chorus 2 . . . M. 'TI-IERESA GILSON, Dance Club 2, Ramblers 3, Square Dancing Club 3, Silver- logue 4, junior Newman Club 4,Intramura1s3,Senior Claw Play, Make-up Committee 4, Rollers 4 . . . ROBERT M. GLAZIER . . . ANITA GOLDBERG, Advanced Chorus 2,3 . . . ERIC L. GOSSAGE, Fore and Aft Club 2, Vice- President 3, Homeroom Vice- President 3,4, Outdoor Club 3,4314 ir Committee 3, .,., cw. -fm ,.f11r0-' 1 ll g ' W ,ggtii--in 1 Up' .,.r 'rf' - w4lL 5 J VAL!! vi, W ,JJ 6-vAv,.1-K' u H .Ml f, J CQAMWQ fwefzw- fldf 'CJ1-fjfff 14 M nz'-PL!! , .. L tf1!l,,, - K rl f 41, Cp' ,A,,,,,, 4,0 fjzixf- Q41 0404, , if,f,ff.v .4 Lf Lana!! u,44?'f1fff , 311, 4 . . 'Z RICHARD B. GRAEAM' . . . LLEN Apffgfqfq GRANT, Dramatic ciub 2,3,-4, Glee Club 2, Silver ,yjfwg Chips 3, Silver Quill 4, Senior Clam Play Committee '-Lau? 4, Intramurals 4, Dramatic Club Play 3, Homeroom L Secretary 2 . . . WILLIAM T. GRAY, Band 2,3,4 . . . BEVERLY A. GREEN, Majorettes 2,3,4, Pep Club 4, Dance Committee 2,3, Square Dancing Club 3, Publicity Committee 4 .. .WILLIAM G. GREGG, Agriculture Club 2, Boxing Club 3 . . . ELEANOR L. GRIFFITH . . . L.. V -'XJ' ,CS Ia'- thv' . Anita Goldberg William T. Gray rf? 5G,...M g ia'?.,,, X - 4 i X X Richard B. Graham William G. Gregg Ellen A. Grant Eleanor L. Griffith l IAM ., ,X 'S 4? AV' W. 49 1 tag 0 s .J 4 Dorothy M. Grimes Elizabeth P. Gude Robert H. Haas E. Dolores Haddock M. Dianne Hanrahan Vincent B. Hanrahan Jon L. Hardy J0hn B. Harmon ff OV' if K I DOROTHY M. CRIMES, F.H.A. 2, Square Dancing Club 3, Announcement Committee 4 . . . ELIZA- BETH P. GUDE, Rollers 3,4g Senior Prom Commitee 4, Junior Newman Club 3,43 Intramurals 3,4 . . . ROBERT H. HAAS, Ways and Means Committee 4, Order Committee 4, Dance Committee4g Homeroom Treasurer 2 . . . E. DOLORES HADDOCK, Ad- vanced Chorus 2,3,4g Variety Show 3,4 . . . M. DIANNE HANRAHAN, Balboa High School, Balboa, Canal Zone 2,3g Pep Club 4g Intramurals 4, Math Club 4 . . . VINCENT HANRAHAN, Balboa High School, Balboa, Canal Zone, 2,3g 1ntramurals3 . . . JON L. HARDY, Football 2,3,4,Track 2,3,4,Student Nur 4 . . .JOHN B. HARMON, Gonzaga High School, Washington, D.C., 2,35 Golf 2 . . . MARSHALL I. HARRIS, Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge, Ten- nessee, 2, Band 2,Radio3 . . . DAVID HARRISON, Central High School, Charlotte, N.C., 23 Band 2, Dramatic Club 2, Anacostia High School, Washington, D.C,, 3, Band 3, Dramatic Club 3 . . . JOHN F. HARRISON, The Peddie School, Heightstown, N.J. 2, Football 2, Melrose High School, Melrose,Masachu- setts, 3 . . . JUDITH R. HARRISON,CARE 2gDance Committee 3,45 Ways and Means Committee 4, Sil- verlogue Senior Editor 4, School Store 3,45 Advanced Chorus 3, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 4, Senior Court Stjilate Dancing Club 3gHomeroom President Claw Play 4 . . . 66054711 I 'N Aff f' 4, if' , . 1 iv ,N 4' X f ,r- X Y ' J ' l,?,,Ld!yJ Harriqf f , David Harrison John F. Harrison Q Judith R, Harrison-4 I - I v , - X x X . gud! X ff 510 l'J 5.11 . J L l ta 2 l X lrlfi - ' -.. , A 5. f i at as I 'Y g ' iff: A gr ' is 4 'S' nazi .bak Ioan Hefiner Lowell E. Hendrick L 'WQQ 'XM' Q-Stl 'U Donald C Haus,-ag, Roger K. Hazell Joseph N Gene E Hedgecock DONALD C HAUSRATH Pnnceton Hxgh School Pnnceton N1 2 3 Semor Claw Play 4 Dramatlc Club Presxdent 3 jumor Prom Comm1ttee 3 Track 2 Sllver Ch1ps4 ROGER K HAZELL Foot ball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Student Councll 2 3 4 SJpho more Class Presxdent 2 jun1orClas Presxdent3 Track 2 3 Homeroom Presldent 2 3 B Club 2 3 4 Semor Class Presldent 4 JOSEPH N HAZEN Rlfle 2 3 4 ROBERT E HEDGECOCK Football 2 3 4 B Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Dance Comm1ttee JOAN HEFFNER Tn H1 Y 2 3 Dramatlc Club 2 Intramurals 2 MARGARET I HEC ARTY Tn H1 Y 2 CARE 3 Square Danc1ngClub3 Semor Claw Play Commxttee 4 Intramurals 4 1 WJQZ lag. 'Q' 1 1 Margaret I . Hegarty .inf '31-Agua, ANN M HELL NN Libra1LyClub2 34 Tn Hi Y 3 4 Vxce Presxdent B Club 3 4 Dance Committee 4 Intramurals 3 4 Homeroom Secretary4 GAIL Dramatxc Club 2 Ramblers 3 Silver Chips3 Rollers 3 4 Dance Committee 4 LOWELL E HEND RICK Ways and Mears Committee 4 Band 2 3 4 NEAL H HILLERMAN Band 2 3 4 Chair Comm1ttee 3 Dance Committee 4 Ways and Means Committee 4 lnstrumental Music Council 3 4 Sym phomc Band 3 Boxing Club 3 RALPH T HITCH Football 2 3 4 G RA OND HITCH yywu ,Z fieeziy WMI 'r 254534, ZQJWQ 13 ax K'-.1 fl If r L AnnM.Hel1m3lm gl , ' Q L ff A 5,1 4 . M ' W '15 . W , 4 A - 4 'fda N . , W S' -QC N x ' I? at 'A N s, A1 ,' X N ll fl I. . 1 , U-Y . QD - ,FL -1- - 1 ' ' '. . . . f' - If. HENDERSON,,Library Club 3,4gTn-ri1lY'2,3,4g v ' 9 l ' . . 1 ' - ' : z z 32-5... ,, - ' 1, 'S f Aft I ,N 1 1 'Z Q ' 'T ' . ' V Ls ,M 'iff V I . , THX f 'fg,x, W ' . A , ..- '- Y 'L QA V ' V. N4 ,f .rx S7 Til b I tm 1 rx , 3 . , A L19 4 ' Neal l-I. Hillerman ,L .J6 V - l 'v l I-93 'tn' k 6-.1 A W. G. naymma 1-men Ralph .muarJ y - .U-f ' , '- ' 3, 4 . If 1 mi 5 Q Ax, -.'? C74 L fl '25 Kalvf Joseph F. Hurley x 'I' RICHARD j. HOBBS, Art Club 3 . . . FLORENCE E. HOLLOPETER, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Vice-President 2, Dance Committee 3,4, CARE 4, F.H.A. 3,4, lntra- murals 3,4 . . . NANCY I. HOLT, Rollers 3,4 . . . ETHEL C. HOLTER, Square Dancing Club 3 . . . JAMES R. HOOD, Fore and Aft Club 2, Golf 3,4, Evaluation Committee 3 . . .JOSEPH ,A. HORAK, Rifle Club 3,4 . . .MARGARET A. HOSSEL- EARTH, Majorettes 2,3,4, Homeroom Secretary 3, Donald L. Hyman Q Richard J. Hobbs Florence E. Hollopeter James R, H0041 Joseph A. Horak 49: fl-.gt . . Ethel C. Holter Betty C. Huber Nancy J. Holt Margaret A. I-losselbarth f X 1 9 4 9 N 0 be 6 .XX b C . cg- J 0 X X1 Q J X - 4. J. ' 0+ ON X b U 0, 0 G I' AU as I4 0 05 so 1, -.v ,gofx 0 sa X ax. Lt-PA if? at U 1. oh fn' 1 sk-wo oo of o' 0' Ot L -1' V Bank Vice-President 4 . . . BETTY C. HUBER, Library Club 2,3,4, Bank 4 . . .JOSEPH F. HUR- LEY, Rifle Club 2,3 . . . DONALD L. HYMAN . . . CHARLES M. IRELAN, Golf 2,3,4, Fore and Aft Club 2, Boxing Club 3, Rifle Club 3 . . . JANICE E. IRWIN, Library Club 2,3,4, F.D.N.A. 3,4, Homeroom Vice-President 3, Dance Committee 4, Announce- ment Committee 4 . . . , 5 r 5 ' Q. - ' 6. t - Q. -4 .A I , ,V . is A 4 A. . 5 4' .!, Q A ,I ,L F' 4 1 Charles M. n-eian Janice E- Irwin 'R fi June A. Iwata Alan R. Jabaut Shirley M. James JUNE A, IWATA, Washington and Lee High School, Arlington, Virginia, 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Monogram Committee 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3 . . . ALAN R. JABAUT, Football 2,3,4 . . .SHIRLEY M. JAMES . . . M. ANN JENNEWINE, World Friendship Club 2 . . . MARY L. JENT, Dramatic Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Activity Committee 35 Silverlogue 3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Library Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Square Dancing Club 35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Pep Club 4 . . . ALLEN J, JEWLER, Dramatic Club 35 Silver Chips 3, Managing Editor 45 Ways and Means Committee 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Senior Class Play Committee Mary L. Jent en Wally I. Johnson 0' J ah. ,Q I 4 . . . VIRGINIA J. JOHNSON, Library Club 2,3,45 F,T.A. 2,3,45 CARE 35 Honor Society 45OrderCom- mittee 25 Silverlogue 45 Intramurals 2,35 Welfare Committee 3 . . . JUDITH A. JOHNSON, Chesa- peake High School, Chesapeake City, Maryland, 25 Intramurals 3,45 Silver Chips 4 . . . WALLY I, JOHNSON, Radio Club 2,3 . . . JAMES F. JUDD, Football 25 Baseball 2,35 Assembly Committee 2,3,45 Publicity Committee 45 Baseball Club 35 'B Club 4 . . . ANN S. KAIN, Tri-Hi-Y 35 Square Dancing Club 3 . . . STANLEY G. KELLER . . . J. Johnson Ann S. Kain Judith A. Johnson Stanley G. Keller A mlb. 1 3 f Robert E. Kendig William W. Kephart William H. Kilmer Barbara A. Knowles Benjamin Kotulski Edna G. Kronenbitter .,', 19 ROBERT E. KENDIG, Homeroom President 3 . . . WILLIAM Wg KEPHART, Basketball 23 Radio Club 4g Sailing Club 2,33 Ways and Means Committee .45 Evaluation Committee 3 . . . WILLIAM H. KIL- MER . . . SHERMAN S. KLINE, Library Club3,4g Visual Aids 2,3,4g Radio Club 2,3 . . . BARBARA A. KNOWLES, Intramurals 2,4. . .BENJAMIN KO- TULSKI, Ramblers 2,3,4g Student Court 33 junior Claw Vice-President 3g Student Council 2,3, Presi- dent 4g Rollers 3,4g Library Club 4g Sophomore Clas Vice-President 2 . . . EDNA G. KRONENBITTER, F.T.A. 2,3,4g Dramatic Club 2,3,4g Dance Committee O Sherman S. Kline .Jill sl IK KJWJ AK Z X-I A: J A 'sv N' ' AAIK 'F P' G' W. , . 4g Rollers 4 . . . GERALD D. KRUI-lM,Band 2,3,4g Orchestra 43 Glee Club 23 Square Dancing Club 3 . . . NORMAN P. KRUSE, Rifle Club 2,3 . . . SALLY 1, LADD, Monogram Committee 2,3,4g Li- brary Club 2,3,4g Knitting Club 3g Majorettes 2,3,4g Publicity Committee 45 Dance Committee 4 . . . JANICE C. LAMPE, Oakmont High School, Oak- mont, Pennsylvania 2g Dramatic Club 4g Pep Club 45 Homeroom Presi ent 4 . . . JANET L. LANDGRAF, Intramurals 2g ing Club 3g Senior Miscellaneous Committee 4g C orus 2 l.' . . l , w ' I .I J W, N I I Janet L. Landgraf 1 I , M . Norman P. Kruse 5311? J- Ladd f9u'tc.e'c' tampa I I I - J fv- is .XV 17' Gerald D. Krunm 'YT- QC? 1 g eil .Qi 'Q he , .F T.,-.. 7 ff. X113 In I Barbara A. L en Harold E. Lapkoff Lgwrencg S, Lathrop 1015 J, Lei-ch sdldj 4 K,rfr,fy5Zf fQ L L1 C, 1.1615 1 fa'- Xejn-4 df ffc45',1 .L ,Zi , ,111 4.1, fig 4421- W . 'l an ' 'f X.,, BARBARA A. L NGEN, Library Club 2,3,45Asem- bly Committee 3,45 Pep Club 45 F.T.A, 4 . . . HAROLD E. LAPKOFF . . . LAWRENCE S. LATHROP . . . LOIS J. LERCH, Library Club3,45 Ramblers 2,3,45 CARE 25 Bank 45 Variety Show 35 Glee Club 2 . . . BARBARA A. LEWIS, Library Club 3,45 Senior Announcement Committee 4 . . . AVIS E. L'HOMMEDIEU, Dramatic Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 . . . BRUCE I. LIESKE, Tennis 2,3,45 Silver Quill 2,35 Photography Club 35 Honor Society 3,45 Math Club3,45HomeroomTreasurer4 . . . DANIEL wk . , gtfiiiifgwif' E. LINDSEY, Band 2,3,45 Agricultural Club 25 Sci- ence Club 2,3 . . . JOYCE E. LINTON, Student Council 2 . . . BETTY JEAN LOHR, St. Cecilia's Academy, Washington, D.C,, 25 Library Club 3,45 Safety Committee 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Pep Club 4 . . . JOHN G. LONG . . .,SHARONN. LOVE, Publicity Committee 25 Library Club 2,3,45 Advanced Chorus 35 Orchestra 35 Intramurals 35 Chair- man Welcoming Committee 45 Chairman Senior An- nouncement Committee 45 Queen's Court 4 . . . axe, fyiwfe 4. A - 11- x QDQ7 ul t Barbara A. Lewis Avis E. L'l-lommedieu Joyce E. Linton Betty Jean Lohr fl, K- '+ 1 9 x Bruce I. Lieske Daniel E. Lindsey John G. Long Sharon N. Love 'K aw:- '? Charles T. Mason 'Wi- Joan R. Luckett Gerald K. Mack Lorraine E. MHSUUSOH Jean A. mmm wade E. Mai-kiey Rvbert L- Marshall 5 fs' N , ,A Y df 1- M11-A fa ' A 1 li-WX Vw' ,JV 3 3 5 'r rod XJ JOAN R. LUCKETT, Ramblers 2,35 Square Dancing Club 2,3 . . . GERALD K. MACK,Baseball 25 Chair Committee 25 Rifle 25 Band 2,3,45 Library Club 45 CARE 3,45 Inter-School Re1ations4 . . . LORRAINE E, MAGNUSON, Library Club 2,3,45 School sroreiz, Activity Committee 25 Assembly Committee 3,45 Welcoming Committee 45 Variety Show 2,3,45 Silver- logue 53,45 Silver Quill 3,45 Honor Society 45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Majorettes 2,3, Co-Captain 45 Pep Club Publicity Chairman 45 Queen's Court 4 . CHARLES H. MAIN, PhotographyClub2 . . . JEAN A. MAR- CHI, Central High School, Washington, D,C. 2,35 Chorus 25 Ways andMeansCommittee4 . . '. WADE E. MARKLEY, Basketball 25Football3,45Track 2,3, 45 Silverlogue 45 Welcoming Committee 45 Pep Club f Ulf .. furff or H, V If l fbd, 1 1 tw . . , I 14.1 P ,-1 ,'-YU' -fu' L' 1- . ', - .V , X, .uw Y 'P 14, .W J K, . ' Dorothy I. Mathews ov' ' 'Dry 4CI'. 0'- 1? evwfs- v-- 48144,-'Jn if-ek 45 'B' Cltib3,4. . .ROBERT L. MARSHALL,Track 2,3,45 'B' Club 2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 Silver Chips 2, Advertising Manager 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Homeroom President 35 Survey Committee 35 Rollers 35 Order Committee 45 Honor Society 4 . . . BAR- BARA NA. MARTIN, Intramurals 2,3,45World Friend- ship Club 25 F.D.N.A, 35 Knitting Club 35 Rollers 3,45 Silver Chips 4 . . . CHARLES T. MASON, Baseball 2,3,45 Asembly Committee 2,3,45 Baseball Club 3,45 Senior Social Committee 45 'B'Club4 . . . DOROTHY J. MATHEWS, Advanced Chorus 2,3,45 Choralettes 35 Madrigals 35 Rollers 3,4 . . .IOANNE R. MATTA . . . JOAN K, MAXEY, F.H.A. 2,35 Advanced Chorus 2,35 Senior Announcement Com- mittee 45 Intramurals 3,4 . . . Joanne R. Matta Joan K. Maxel' 'Nm vvx , Charles H. Main Barbara .A. Martin H RF x I if 1 Q I Frances D, Mcgain David W. McC1oughan Jo L Patri ' A. McDonald William B. McFerren 913 A ALM , aa, V ua.,-wfmtljhf Pi -who-W at-mage 'W4'-fe 4,3344-JCX 5 0.44, ' vcukk ,LAM M4 U If X iff: y.g1,,.iy'J SLf1.f5,', 1:4-17 71:1 e-,Lfx--A ' 1'4 ,5,44Lfj!9'4 s- file FRANCES D. MCBAIN, Tri-Hi-Y 25 Intramurals 2,3, Club 35 Silver Chips 3,4 . . .DAVID H. McKAY . . ,ff 45 F.D.N.A. 3,45 Athletic Planning Committee 3, JANET L, MCKENZIE, Art Club 35 Majorettes 4 ag President 45 Dramatic Club 25 Homeroom Secretary 45 Silverlogue Senior Editor 45 Science Club Secre- tary-Treasurer 45 Honor Society 4 . . . DAVID W. MCCLOUGHAN, Glee Club 25 Boxing 35 Band 2,3,45 CARE 3 . . . PATRICIA A. MCDONALD, Ram- blers 2,3,45 Silverlogue 3,45 Majorettes 2,3, Co- Captain 45 Pep Club 45 Publicity Co-Chairman 45 Dance Committee 2,3,45 Homeroom Secretary 3,45 Band Council, Vice-President 45 Queen 4... WILLIAM B. MCFERREN, Golf 2,3,4 . . . MAU- REEN F. MCGOVERN, Business Club 2,35 Typing . . . MARY E. MCLAUGHLIN, Tri-Hi-Y 25 F.T,A, 2,3,45 Library Club 3, Exhibit Chairman 45 Ways and Means Committee 4 . . . WILLIAM C, MCLAUGH- LIN, Visual Aids 3,45 Library Club 2,3,45Order Com- mittee 2,45 Chair Committee 3,4 . . . PAULINE F, MCNALLY, Rollers 2,3,45 F,D,N.A, 2,3,45 lntramu- rals 2 . . . GRACE R. MEAD, Library Club 2,3,45 Praeco Latinus 3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Newman Club 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 B Club 4 . . . HELEN L, MEADE, Dramatic Club 2,35 Commercial Club 2,3 . , 5 . , IQ 111 fc , gc if-:CQ W VV' V'0'fif' Oy r' AFL '53 Maureen F. McGovern William C. McLaughlin ply David H. McKay J net Pauline F. McNally vfiirace Mary E McLaughlin Helen L Meade . ee , ' ll I . T .. - - ' '. fer' 49 f ' . :cqaf , I ' I la w I -I- Fay D. Mears Horace G- Mell, Jr. Carl E. Miles Barbara A. Mins .Tune C. Mohler Charles R. Moran 'V Man R. Mo,-I-is Jane C. Morris we 4 pix -3' Q? K -3 V l FAY D. MEARS, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 . . . HORACE G. MELL, JR., Ramblers 2, Loafers2 . . . CARL E. MILES, Agriculture Club 2,PhotographyClub2 . f . BARBARA A. MILLS, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Intramurals 2 . . . JUNE C. MOHLER, Rollers 3,4 . . . CHAR- LES R. MORAN . . . ALAN R. MORRIS, Tennis 3,4, CARE 3 . . . JANE C. MORRIS, Homeroorn President 2,3, Vice-President 4, Publicity Committee 4, Silver Chips 3, Typing Club 3,Tri-Hi-Y 3, Major- 'Q Dtlt T fx V LL 1 K, K 4, 1 1, ri .,, Ctr 're- ., ' ,g F.H.A. 2,3, Band 2,3, Dance Club 2, Intramurals 2, Glee Club 2,3,4 . . . LOUISE M. MORRIS, Silver- logue 3, Photography Editor 4, Election Committee 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, Concessions Committee 3,4, Dance Committee 4, Bank 4, Dramatic Club 2, Rollers 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, I-Iomeroom Vice- President 3 . . . SHIRLEY A. MOSS, State and County Chorus 3,4, Madrigal 3, Choralettes 3, Home- room Secretary'4 . . . BARBARA A. MUDD, Bank I5 sir lg .wily Barbara A. Mudd M . E' I I Juliette W. Morris Louise M Morris - Shirley A. Moss rf f 'ff 'VX Gloria J. 0'Brien 'ia' ' 4'l 'xMlXX. , '4 v 1, ' , I i ri ,Q an 9' 'gs S! 'fi T' .AMSA sv ft- WRX Q-uv Thomas D. Murphy i . fl . 3 i . a jar 1, 'L 490 3 gf T if K 'J U Wd P' yi V' O Q3 THOMAS D. MURPHY, Boardman High School, Boardman, Ohio 23 Chorus 23 Math Club 4 . . . LOIS A. MUSGROVE, CARE 2,3. . .JACQUELINE H, MYERS, Intramurals 3,41 Tri-Hi-Y 2,31 Library Club 43 Dance Committee 43 Silver Chips 4 . . . GERVAISE A. NEALE, Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, Bethesda, Maryland 23 Football 2,3,43 Track 2,3 . . . JOAN M. NELSON, Silver Quill 2,3, Art Editor 43 Monogram Committee 43 Honor Society 3, Secretary 43 Library Club 3,43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Dramatic Club 2,3 . . . ROBERT B, NICODE- MUS, Art Club 2,3,4Q Fore and Aft Club 23 Rifle 2 . . . DANIEL H. NORWITZ, Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3 . . . JOHN L. NORWOOD . . . GLORIA I. O'BRlEN . . . THOMAS E. O'CONNOR, Dance Committee 2,3,43 Library Club 2,3,4Q Football 23 Advanced Chorus 3 . . . MAVIS O'NElLL, Tri-Hi- Y 2,33 Intramurals 3 . . . ANN B. ORLOSKY, Tri- Hi-Y 33 Silver Chips 43 Dance Committee 43 Square Dancing Club 33 Library Club 43 Pep Club 4 . . . ,lil 5, 1417 ...- fam ' .J if ' f L :Q I , ,- fly ' in ' . fc. lj QA 7 21442 If ' If '4'-f 1 SM' fry fi' fi fa Jeb? if i Joan M. Nelson dhw. :af 22: Z' ina 'ff 5 Daniel H. Norwitz John L. Norwood Mavis O'Neill Ann B. 0,-losky -Q' If -is ifirw -t-Exe-SQ? 9? 6- 9- D32 B V Dorothy A. Osterman Mary E. Otis Beverley A. Owen Linda N. Palmer N-Q ' XE ' Mario E. Parades Anton H. Parker Edgar E. Paul William D. Pavey Q ' - . A ff- m. 3 ', 5. .1 ff'- ' ,R ' n I r lv . 'yt .5 .. I I A I I xi A Wg A R X ffm A P L ' ',fx ., V1-Q -K, if i - f I Q ' A ' ' 5 . L - ' 'C Xi ff ' so it i' ' 2 6' uw . if ff L,f El, DOROTHY A. OSTERMAN, Anacostia High School, Washington, D.C. 2,3, Chorus 2,3 . . . MARY E OTIS, Intramurals 3,4, Silver Quill Editor-in-Chiefgig Silverlogue 3, Honor Society 4 BEVERLEY A. OWEN, Library Club 2,3.4, Typing Club 3, Intra- murals 3, Homeroom President 3 . . . LINDA N. PALMER, Library Club 3,4, Loafers 2, Pep Club 4 . . . MARIO E. PARADES, Stuyvesant High School, Warrenton, Virginia 2, Dance Committee 3, Tennis WILLIAM D. P E , Basketball 2, Photography Club 2, Track , Boxing Club 3 . . . ROBERT L, PAXSON, Ba 3,4, Photography Club 2, Rifle 3 . BA j. PAYNE, Calvert County High School, i ce Frederick, Maryland, 2, Homeroom Presiden , Glee Club 2, Senior Class Play4 . . . KAR J. ERSEN, Advanced Chorus 3,4,jewelry Clu , Senior Class Play 4, Senior Miscellaneous C ittee 4 . . . RICHARD E. PETERSON,jewel- 3, Variety Show3 . . . ANTON H. PARKER, Foot- I 19513 . . . I ban 2, Kennei Club 2 . . .EDGAR E. A - 4 , . xl yi X 1? ' gfgvydyf ON p yi 21 Robert L. Paxson Barbara J, Payne 3, Ka,-1 J, pete,-sen Richard E. Peterson 3' 79 whmfatcao 50 flrllmxl -o.0.L7 1401 X c,2fff..sffa:.,.:.2-1fiig,1I.- 14 Donald C. Platt David M. Promisel 4, I 75 Wo- 1,,,w x, Karen L. Phillips Robert T. Pickett e . Pil ' X joseph J. Pitrone ' Iv ff ' 1 X 1 K I 1 ' , ,1 f ' 1 KAREN L. PHILLIPS, Klondike High School, La- Fayette, Indiana, 2, R.H.A. 2, Portage High School, Gary, Indiana, 3, Square Dancing Club 33 Discussion Club 3 . . . ROBERT T. PICKETI . . . ROBERT T. PILGRIM . . . JOSEPH I. PITRONE, Anacostia High School, Washington, D,C, 2, Visual Aids 3,4, Chair Committee 4 . . . DONALD C. PLATT, Printing Club 3,4, Order Committee 4, Pep Club 4 . . . ROBERT L. POETZMAN, Track 2,3,4 . . . wif Ur' BJ' MARTHA L, POOLE, Advance orus 2,3, Rollers 3 . . . DAVID M. PROMISEL, Library Club 2,3,4L Homeroom President 2, Order Committee 23 Safety Committee 4, Silver Quill 3,4, Senior Class Play Com- mittee 4g Honor Society 3,4 . . .HELEN L. QUAIN- TANCE, School Store 2, Intramurals 2, Library Club 2,3,4g Welcoming Committee 4, Silver Chips 3,49 Silver Quill 3,4, Knitting Club 33 Advanced Chorus 3, Rollers 3,4 . . . PHOEBE I. QUAINTANCE, Intra- 3 4' S uare Dazicing Club 3' LAURA R. POLING, Ramblers 2,35 Intramurals 2,33 Square Dancing Club 3, B Club 3,43 Senior Class Play Committee 4, Homeroom Secretary 3,4 . . . murals J 1 q , Y Dw1N H. Rztgtzttltsvrptinrtfliub . ' V 1 it 'S If Q ' J IVD f XJ .' 2 . ,-,Eff ,ff . y - ,J-J .14 astra , 1 M' 'xr-Minis 1 . 4 as-'if Robert L. Poetzman Helen L. Quaintance t t. 2' J , ug., by .1 ,is - i .it-I Q6 Laura R- Pvling Martha L. Poole Phoebe J. Quaintance Edwin 1-1, Rachie 4 X .DDM 4? x, I ix ' - Nancy L. Rawlings Christopher I-l. Reinecke fs' iii Geraldine C. Robbins 1 tf I 'il ' . iq., .fus- 1 2,35 square Dan- ci - ' s 'D ' ' ' C 3, ajoresk 3, Comm1ttee4,L1- brar b 3,45 Intramurals 5 ' r Chips 3 . . . CHARL S E. REAMY, Rifle . . . JEROME M. EED, ting Club 3,45 Pep ub 4' . . . CAROL . REICH , Library Club 3,45 ARE 3,45 Dance Committee 45 Advanced Chorus 3, ' Welfare Com- mittee 3,45 Silverlogue 3, junior Editor 45 Honor So- ciety 45 Publicity Committee 3,45 Senior Commence- ment and Baccalaureate Committee 45 lj'.T.A.4 . . . CHRISTOPHER I-I. REINECKE, Central High School, Washington, D.C. 25 Art Club4 . . . GRAHAM E. RIGGS, Library Club 25 Senior Commencement and Baccalaureate Committee 4 . . . CAROL A. RILEY, Margaret A. Robey cuff Charles E. Reaniy Graiham E. Riggs 'Q Jerome M. Carol A. Riley V -ing eo. ' My AX. 5 5... XL 5 CV' QN CV Homeroom Vice-President 3 . . . DAVID ROBBINS, Calvin Coolidge High School, Washington, D.C. 25 Radio Club 4 . . . GERALDINE C. ROBBINS, Li- brary Club 2,3, President 45 Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Publicity Committee 3, Chairman 45 Dance Committee 3,45 Majorettes 3,45 Homeroom Secretary 35 Bank 4 . . . MARGARET A. ROBEY, Silver Chips 3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Reading Club 35 Rol- lers 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,4 . . . ELMER F. ROB- INSON, Football 2,3,45 B Club 3,45 Boxing Club 3, 4 . . . EDWIN L. ROGERS, DamascusHigh School, Damascus, Maryland 25 Glee Club 25 Science Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 3 . . . Elmer F. Robinson Edwin L. Rogers cf ff wr, WP'-v ,J-Tv KL 1 1'- rv. ta Otagfywyqawgiffffif .igfjwwawffwfff P WM 'M 'ff V3 W cami Rose Rhoda 1. Ross ,fu ' une JH' ,Cf Buen sun CAROL ROSE, Dwight Morrow High School, Engle- wood, New jersey, 23 lntramurals 2g Knitting Club 3 . . . RHODA l. ROSS, Homeroom Treasurer 2,3 . . . NANCY L, RUTLEY, Dance Committee 43 Pep Club 4 . . . ELLEN SAAH, F.H.A. 2 . . . ROBERT A. SAAH . . . RAYMOND W. SALKELD, Chair Committee 3,43 Dance Committee 3,43 Square Dancing Club 33 Ramblers 2,33 Loafers 2,33 Library Club 3,43 Football 2 . . . MARGARET SANDEL- ,LJ7 Lifitlvap Q 70, . . . MARlA M. SANTORIOS, F.H.A.23Square Dan- cing Club 3 . . . GEORGE E. SAUER, Visual Aids 2,3,4Q Order Committee 2,3,4Q Dance Committee 2, 3,43 Safety Committee 2,3,43 Footba1lManager 2,3,43 Baseball Manager 2,3,43 Basketball Manager 2,3,43 Library Club 2,3,4, World Friendship Club 2,3 . . . JAMES A. SAYLER, Chess Club 3,43 Orchestra 4 . . . RONALD E. SCHAAKE, Rifle 3,4 . . . JOHN T. SCHEICK, Photography Club 3,4, Silverlogue 3,43 Silver Chips 3,43 Visual Aids 33 Student Court 43 MANN, Senior Miscellaneous Committee 43 Senior Football 23 Senior Class Play Production 4 . . . Commencement and Baccalaureate Committee 4 ixdxxxiqh A 2 Q -an gl K. ag f' Q so j A l, I f Robert Saah 3 Raymond W. Salkeld Margaret Sandelmann Maria M. Santorios l:'Wufl'x'r4'i4Pl 4 George Ei Sauef' ' James A. S2-Ylel' Ronald E. Schaake John T. Scheick ij farqc Q Ja-41 r M .MLA x . 5 Y 'RK' ls 'lr- mffkff gfw Q ? Tho r f'6 ., i' 'Q 5' TT Glenda B- SChi1f James C. Seabury Robert W. Seale Kathryn F. Sellers Patricia M. Sharp Ruth M. Sheehy George T. Short sf ., ,,,. ,I ,M , GLENDA B. SCHILT, Senior Miscellaneous Com- mittee 45 Library Club 2, F.D.N.A. 3,43 Dramatic Club 3,4 . . . JAMES C. SEABURY, Library Club 2,3,4g Visual Aids 2,3,4g Photography Club 2,3,4, Rollers 3,4g Honor Society 4, Track 2,3,4g Rifle 3,4g Homeroom Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3g Radio Club 3,43 Order Committee 2 . . . ROBERT W. SEALE . . . KATHRYN F. SELLERS, Library Club 2,3,4g Silverlogue 4, Silver Chips 4g Rollers 4g Typing Club 2,35 Welfare Committee 45 CARE 3, Pep Club 4g Order Committee4 . . . PATRICIAMM. SHARP,fIn- ,. pf ' .' 1 VB ill Ill' 'I X , , ' ,Il!L,NAu,' K , A 1.1 W . N ,V A , VA X 4. 5 , ., K 1 ,.-, N I F Y I Q A .XV ,KI it -1, Nui, mas R. Skalfe X Richard Sloan I Martin Sigholtz J 14 I , QM V - 1 . , , ...' , ,A vi , Egg ' H Q su, 2' .39 K ace 4? I gtk ix. Q'-4 4 tramurals 35 Rol , . . . RUTH M, SHEEHY, junior Newman Club 3,4g Intramurals3 . . . GEORGE T. SHORT, Baseball2,3 . . . MARTIN SIGHOLTZ, West Philadelphia High School, Philadelphia, Penn- sylvania, 2: Basketba'Il2,4gBaseball3 . . . THOMAS R. SKAIFE . . . RICHARD B. SLOAN, Brown High School, Atlanta, Georgia, 25 Band 2,3g Beta Club 3, junior Civitans 2,35 Science Club 2,3 . . . DORIS L. SMITH, School Store 4, Library Club 3,4g Silver Chips 4, . . HENRY A. SMITH, junior Newman Club 3g Homeroom President 3g Art Club 3 . . . Doris L. Smith Henry A. Smith kv -3 E1 vu. its Qs.. , . '1 X '15 fn, . ' 3 EX . 1' I I -ix' E: , Q Qi' L IL M... J' ' Hn:-1-HV Robefw- Smith' gwwnum J. Smig ylwlimfficyg, siisrud Bernard lmsouers ' J1EfiWfjjfj5 wwZ7wMf,,,f,w , MTL I , ,Jf'A,,. , I ' firfw t wi M M is it 14 Ejolww ICU 'M V ,Lwbf V NPT!-XY ROBERT T. SMITH, Photography Club 23 Football 2,3,4 . . . RUTH J. SMITH, Band 2,3,43 F.D.N.A. 3,43 Knitting Club 33 Senior Social Committee 43 Pep Club 43 CARE 4 . . . NANCY E. SNESRUD, Chorus 2,3,43 Library Club 2,3,43 Dance Committee 3,431 Silverlogue 3,43 Advanced .Dancing Club 23 Rollers 3, President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Homeroom Treasurer 43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Concessions Com- mittee 3,43 Variety Show 23 Pep Club 43 Radio Club 4 . . . BERNARD P. SOLL RS . . . DAVID B. SPANGENBERG, Rifle 34 . JAMES C, SPEN- A 'U I ner mwea ,fig .I f ,1',,-gig ,avid B- SP3-mgeflbefg James C. Spencer John T. Stachura CER, Football 23 Basketball 2 . . . JOHN T. STA- CHURA, World Friendship Club 23 Boxing Club 23 Math Club 43 Loafers 3 . . . ARTHUR E. STACK, Library Club 2,3,43 Visual Aids 2,3,4 . . . GORDON P, STAFFORD, Chair Committee 3,41 Order Com- mittee 4g Boxing Club 3 . . . ROBERT B. STEIN . . . ESTELLE S. STEPHENS, F.T.A.'2,3,43F.H.A. 3,43 Silver Chips 3,43 CARE 4 . . . LORRAINE I. STEWART, Rollers 3,43 Intramurals 2,31 Dramatic Club 2,33 Silver Chips 3,43 Glee Club 2,3 . . . .0 ' 5 3 'af' Ff- Arthur E. Stack Gordon P. Stafford Robert B. Stein Estelle S. Stephens Lorraine J. Stewart .f T A V' is -5 T ' - IX -P' 5' I 'T - . .,--' 1 I J? -Q- L-,-,-,, '- V' I Roberta I. Stewart Basil Taggart 4.- Jean L. Stottlemyer Howard K. Talley 'UK'-s, 'I ,f .1 J' iw' ZW Cu-0 1 ' , x J . fl ROBERTA J. STEWART, Bank 4, Typing Club .2 . . . JEAN L, STOTTLEMYER, Homeroom Treas- urer 2, Vice -President 35 Library Club 3,45 Ramblers 3,45 Square Dancing Club 3,4g Dance Club 2, Junior Newman Club 4, Intramurals 2,3,4g Senior Class Play Committee 4, Rollers 4. . .JACK D. STRICKLER, Photography Club 2,3,4g Rifle 3,45 Rollers 3,4 . . . JAMES F. SULLIVAN . . . BASIL TAGGART . . . -701111 L- Th0I!l2-S E. Warren Thomas dam I John B. Thompson ,. gig. ' ive vii: L A H l' no Jack D. Strickler James FQ Sullivan Robert J. Taylor William R. Taylor I i w-f,,,fy ,. I HOWARD K. TALLEY, Photography Club 2, Agri- culture Club 2g Baseball 3 . . . ROBERT J, TAY- LOR . . . WILLIAM R. TAYLOR, Art Club 2,3,4 . . . JOHN L. THOMAS . . . E. WARREN THO- MAS, Science Club 2,3g Order Committee 3,4 . . . JOHN B. THOMPSON, McKinley High School, Wash- iUgIOI1, D.C. 2,3g Stage Crew3. . .KAY P. THOM- SEN, Bank 45 Library Club 2,3, Treasurer 4 . . . Kay P. Thomsen ,E i Val 41 at Q, 5' . 2' 4 , Pj Ly 3 , X L Liane E. Thorley Donald A. Tinsman Nancy A. Titrington Robert J. Tompkins, Ir J .Q,,,,.,,.,.if.:, gfgfaeld- Q2 ,cafes flare! off i Ljf f4 'I '7',7 -' V . 'b 4 f-ya 4. 3, - . 44,0 1, -fri,-.f LIANE E. THORLEY, Welfare Committee 3,43'SigA'h 3 Editor verlogue 3,43 Library Club 2,3,43 Senior Class PQ7' 3 Library! 43, A E ,Lice Committee commmee 4 . . . DONALD A. TINSMAN, gq,a5.l-e1i4'A5pc1ub4 . . . svrvm A. WALD 1 . ' .- .-D l . . . I tography Club 3, Dance Club 2 . . . NANCY M. TITRINGTON, F.H.A. 3,4 . . . ROBERTI. TOMP- KlNS,jR,, Basketball 2,3,4, Band 2,43 Golf 23 Square Dancing Club 3 . . . SUSAN F. TRACEY, Library Club 2,3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Dance Committee 43Home- room Vice-President 43 Intramurals 3,43 Rollers 43 Senior Class Play 43 Silver Chips 4 . . . JANE C. TRAYFORS . . . CAROLINE A. VALENTINE,Sil- ver Quill 3, Associate Editor 43 CARE 3, Treasurer 43 Praeco Latinus Associate Editor 3,43 Intramurals 33 Variety Show 33 Square Dancing Club 33 Honor Society 43 Evaluation Committee 33 Ilomeroom Sec- retary 4 . . . LAURETTA M. VAN DERCOOK, F. 'f 1 I .1 , . .,,' - w f ff f ,. hx . ywvi-f f l. , ff f ff , ' V, V, fx k L,L.4,,Lf'L,-Q- 4,-A 3 5X kiwi CHMIDT, Tri H1 Y 2,3, Silver Chips 2,3,4 . VALERIE E. WALKER, Pep ClubPresident43lnI1'a- murals 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 F,H,A. 2,33Homeroom Sec- retary 2,33 Publicity Committee 2,3343 Welfare Com- mittee 2,3,43 Inter-School Relations 43 Silver Quill 2,33 Silver Chips 43 Honor Society 3,43 Dance Com- mittee 3,43 Rollers 3,43 jewelry Club4 . . . MU- RIEL B. WALLACE, Library Club 2,3,43 Election Committee 2,3, Chairman 4g Rollers 3,41 Advanced Dance Club 23 Stadium Committee 3,43 Tri-I-Ii-Y 2, 33 Silverlogue 43 Intramurals 43 Dance Committee 43 ' tt .CRAIG R. WARD Q, my , - MWA MMJJ Concessions Commi ee MDW 1? 'Q an B 'Q N Susan F. Tracey Jane C. Trayfors f Pfarolririp Pgqvahentlngef Lauretm M, Van Del-cogk I A 4 5' Sylvia A. Waldschmidt Valerie E. Walker I' V 1 M!ItieiB.,Wa.115ce 3 Craig R. Ward ill f L' P ff' -,' X , 3 , XXQJ' ly' ' 50x21 53 its 'n 'S F' 'S lvl KJV? mf l qri rx fm . -1 -'r'L,,f' l Q 9 AQ .. Q David F. Ward Lucy E. Ward Norwood C. Warfield s E? Janet M, Weakley Leo G. Weidman Walter D. Weir Virginia A. Weisiger mx fu' kb P 59 EP- C' It DAVID F. WARD . . . LUCY E. WARD, Library Club 2,3,4, F.T.A. 2,3,4g Silver Quill 2,35 Dance Committee 45 Safety Committee 4, Monogram Com- mittee 4g Student Council 4 . . . NORWOOD C. WARFIELD, Band 2,3,4 . . . MARY WARREN, Rollers 3,4 . . . JANET M. WEAKLEY . . . LEO G. WEIDMAN . . . WALTER D. WEIR, Biology Club 3g Silverlogue 35 Senior Miscellaneous Commit- tee Chairman 4. . .VIRGINIA A, WElSIGER,Coo- lidge Uigh Lxzhool, Washingion, D.C. 2,35 Intramurals n J L , ws. Ma Mal itvf aff' 4 lf, 2 . . . BARBARA A. WHITE, Silver Quill 3,4, Ramblers 3,4g Dance Committee 2 . . . DOROTHY M, WHITT, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Rollers 3,4, Square Dancing Club 33 Library Club 2, Intramurals 2,3,4g Senior Class Play Committee 4 . . . SYLVIA K. WIGCINS, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Student CounciI4g Home- room President 3,43 Senior Class Play Committee 4, Dance Committee 4, Cheerleaders 4 . . ,CAROL M WILDMAN, Senior Dance Committee 4 . . . .... k-vcrvn-:1...., 5 L 'lx' ' I - ' ' ' I If ' 0 N , X . . 4 -.+ , VK XXJ 13, . 1 ' ., E Ie ,VV in ' , W I I-- . , y ,PJ ,' Q cv' ef' a f fi -f I I - s t l V' ig fr' ' r,rXfN'K+' 1 ,, pf n 5 fs XQ I . v 1 , f J ky If .I , .I + , M4 Barbara A. ite-I 'J Dorothy M. Whitt Lf, Eylvia jaws - , I f 1' ,x Ca,-01 M. Wudman Ldvfflfgq Qxlbwl 13 .409 bt ,iv av 49' A ra Raw' A fyfff W7 ft, R94 f 'SA W .,.'.-'E' v N' 'b '6N 33' Helen A. Wilhelmfbvfygi I ul Q, ,111 Af ' HELEN A. WILHELM, Hyattsville High School, Hyattsville, Maryland 2, Intramurals 2 . . . POLLY A. WILLIAMS, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Library Club 2,3,4g Rollers 4 . . . MARGARET 'A. WILLINGHAM, Bank 3,4 . . . CHARLOTTE A. WILSON, CARE 3, Knitting Club 3g Bulletin Board Committee 3,4 . . . IUANITA G. WILSON, Bank 3,4, Intramurals 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Dramatic Club'2g Homeroom Vice- President 2, Homeroom Secretary 3, Homeroom Treasurer 4 . . . LAWRENCE R. WILSON, Ram- blers 3,4 . . . DOROTHY V. WILTSHIRE, Silver Chips 2,3,4g Rollers 45 Intramurals 2,3,4g Busines iams Margaret A. Willingham Charlotte A. Wilson BERGER, Visual Aids 4 . . . BERNARD T. WIS- NER, Asembly Committee 3,43 Dance Committee 45 Safety Committee 4, Publicity Committee 43 Library Club 4, Ramblers 3, Square Dancing Club 3 . . . DORIS A. WOOTEN . . . ANN E. YER- RICK, Silver Chips 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Radio Club 2,3,4g Quill and Scroll 3,4g Homeroom Secretary 4, Welcoming Committee 4, junior Claw Treasurer 3g Senior Class Treasurer 4 . . . BETTY A. WRIGHT, Intramurals' 2, Bank 3,45 Silver Chips 3g Typing Club 33 Homeroom Secretary 3, Homeroom Treasurer 4 ciub 4, Knitting Club3 . . . RONALD L. WINNEY I txt' 6 -Q u,',,y,w mm fr '55 Pa-lf.. Luna. VB CSQLA. W Lf N , 'lf' W ' L YP f, OMN- tk SS LQ 1 Left, nl N 'L S ' 'VF 5- 2 -wt f 3' . xl, 'ga I cg , .5 ' 'V ,.,, bun. 4' Ni 1' I1 ul Juanita G.Wilson Lawrence R. Wilson Dorothy V. Wiltshire Ronald L. Winnebergffl' Bernard T, Wisner Doris A. Wooten Ann E. Yerrick Betty A. Wright rm . 54.7. A ,i . . S I I ' , - ' . 4 x ' Q J ' ,V X -5 . K 47' -.iv K. P 'X Robert E. Zschiegner Janet L. Zumbrum Yung 1? if 'QPCW-ff:-zZf,u.e 1520 42 I James Anderson Barbara A. Somers Hanna Wiemer ROBERT E. ZSCHIEGNER, Radio Club L35 Visual Quill 2,3,4g Senior Class Play 4 BARBARA A Aids 2,33 Rifle 2.3,4 - - - IANETi2l.f'ZUlc'IBRUM. SOMERS, Home Room Secretary 4 HANNA Majorettes 3,45 Ramblers 3 43 Squa axoeing Club WIEMER , , , 33 Dancing Club 2 . . . JA S,-ANDE SON, Silver unify V JJ' .: If I S-, ,. ,-SIX' -D if Mffl fllamera Shy Seninrs lox dex .,x' 'Ri ROBERTA BURNS TOM CARTER TOM DANDES AL DINSMORE LEE DROTT JOHN FINZELL SALLY FRANCIS KAREN FREDELL RICHARD HILL LOUIS KARICKOFF BRUCE KELLER RICHARD BLANCHETTE VIRGINIA WILSON PAUL LAST JERRY MARTIN EVELYN MORAN KATHLEEN O'NE1LL JOHN POTTER JOHN SALYER ROBERT SEALE RICHARD SEATO ' DANIEL SHARP LEE SOUDER RUSSELL TURNER ELLEN WEINBAUM XM ,, W9- ' gjjfYY1'f'. y 2 '- ' ' W I 1, . V. + P Q '. , l 2 Q X U I , I e K b M , i 3. El' . 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