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

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Wlith airbrush in hand, you re- vealed your Creative ability for Silver Quill's illustrations. Your chalk, charcoal, paint. and pencil creations filled the hall bulletin boards with masterpieces from modern art to portrait sketches. And wasn't it fun when you spread Halloween spooks and pumkins on Silver Spring Win- dows? True, it was messy' and sometimes at crucial moments. you wondered what had suddenly' happened to the soap and towels. Artists lfrr-ated. Lorrie lmlloy helped Cynthia Ferrell touch-up the whit'- stallion. PAYE SIIHRRY. BA.: Art: Ilhairnian of ,Xrt ll--parlment. Ari Club. Art sponsor nf Filwr Quill. Variety Show. ANN Y. KEEFE, B.A.g Art.

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as Q9 Why? 'LHow come., How does it work? The practical answer for such curious minds was supplied hy the ln- dustrial Arts program which also gave you the opportunity to work with your hands. Those Variety Show programs, printed notices. and some equipment for Blair, all came from your own classrooms in the shop building. Each item bore the mark- ings of meticulous labor and pride in quality. :X smooth jolt was done in Wood Shop hy Fam Rt-dd. Berry Martin. Delmar Furlow. Holm-rt Ward. and George Dt-mas. 4 clutter of wires and tubes never phased Ralph Sherman, Avon Chisholm, Spencer Goldstein and Frank Brasington. CI ,pf , ...fit Ar Affsn- PAIWL E. FTEICNHR. BS.. M..-X.: lfhairman of Industrial Arts Department: Yocational Industrial Arts. RUBICKI' F, FIORANIONTI. BS.: Wood Working. AI.lll-QKI' tl, HOR- ILL. BS.: Printing: Graphic Art Club. be ,