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

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cl lg L. Moler J- MOIHII M. Robison A, Rogenbaum LIQCILLE N. MOLER, B.A., M.A.g English, Journalismg Silver Chips Adviser. Public Rf-lations Chair- man. JOSEPH A. MORAN, B.A., M.A.g Englishg Adviser of Student Court. MARCUERITE E. ROBI English, Debating Club, lnterschool Relations Committee. expressed their thoughts Participati-on in the Youth Wants to Know television program was only one of the inspirational, informative programs of the Debating Society. lst row: Left to right: S. Katzin, G. Loeser, H. Silkett, C. Megby, J. Callahan, B. Desind. 2nd row: E. Willcher, P. Kantor, L. Cranat, T. Carroll, J. Partello, B. Burt, A. Nevin, R. Miller. SON, B.A., M.A.g English. ADELE ROSENBAUNI, B.A., M.A.g English. MARY E TENNEY, B.A., M.A.g Englishg Assembly Committee, Coordinating Committee. RICHARD E. WAGNER, B.S., M.A.' s , i 'lf- ,4 .4 'l 1 7,17 'Q' Q Nl. Tenney R. Wagner .. 0-O 'UIQ

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M. Wood R. Callahan M. lcangelo D. Love 'US C. Lushy MAY L. WOOD, BA.. M.A.g Englishg Chairman of English Department. RUTH Y. CALLAHAN, B.A.g Englishg Welfare Com- mittee, Monogram SOPiPty. MARY L. ICANGELO, B.A.g Englishg Assembly Committee. Cheerleaders. DOROTHY S. LOVE, M.S.g Englishg Silver Quill. CARRIE R. LUSBY, BA., M.A.g Englishg Sophomore Adviser. You turned your talents to creative writing for the Evening Star contest and tried to dis- play what you learned in English. Macbeth stalked. knife in hand, across the pages of your book during literature and Hamlet spoke again his famous lines. With your knees shaking, you stood up bravely and gave a halting speech in Public Speaking. and then, with a sigh of relief, returned to your comfortable Chair. You con- tributed to Silver Chips and Silver Quill during Journalism and gained experience for future attempts at professional writing. individualists Row 1: C. Galt, C. Brown, B. Andrews. P. Jolley. Rou' 2: J. Meyers, J. Neuman, R. Self. M. Bragdon. A. Shine, W. Kramer, B. Barnhart. T. Hicks. J. lionsby, H. Iwata. R. Cox. Standing: B. Rast. S. Roush. A. Huber. J. Anderson, D. Thomen.

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L. Rubin D. laoughrie I.Ol'l5 RUBIN. BS., NI.A.g English, Dramatics. Ra- die Puhlit' 9 eakin ' Qenior Pla Yariet Show through speech and action Future orators vied for honors in the class roomg radio scripts were turned outg and blurbs for the P.A. were manufactured. The continual reminder of proper diction and posture finally took effect. Drama was studied: local plays were visited, and the Hasty Heart and the HHeiress were produced. Shown here are Jackie DuNlars and Alan Shine. second and first place winners respectixely. of the. I Speak for Democracyw con- test. John Durkuvie lnot shown! won third place. -P gf - ya Y 1 flhildrenis Tlieater, PA. Announcements. DONALD LOPCIIRIIC. l3.A.g English. Puhlic Speakingg Spring Play. Variety Show. An original script by Mr. Rubin gave the Christmas Assembly a modern play. Mary Gates created the role of the mute. 2 I4 K ' ,Viz Q5