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

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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.

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