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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1955 volume:

M 9 N Q QM X , X RX x P avi BLM M2 1 I J Q H O 6' , g 'S K if ., n Zn- ' '1-f..4A-'K -r ' -I I A JI a I .Q Silverlogue a history -of Montgomery Blair High School for 1955 Silver Spring, Md. Editors: Marjorie Weidman Jo Ann Wolman administration faculty ...... clubs .. classes ..... seniors juniors . sophomores - activities ..... sports ......... advertisements index ......... Rflll lifwl, -- 5.L1rxl'1e-rl tx rw' 1 l. nur H-vfml LIN rlrCidCd by me whf--v jul: lt wax tw fllNl'll'+ll our wurw fll study. and So. shape Hur futurc livu. 'I'hej. were thc- ony- who sacnficed xalunlllr time :xml ern-my Nw thnx ur might surcccd. and many tlrnes withfvut clue thunk- wr rr-ward. .Xltlwugh wil nmy, at times. ave had cnuw rw flwulvf ir, it rfmnincnl that whether reachinu Claw, wpfrwrrrlllg an acrixlly wx' 11:1-xnitorillp nlrtcmion hall, our faculty lIllAIIllll'I'N sum '1.I'frlrIlLlN. 3.531 5 .L 3 l 1 N -. . .Q X-1-Q ' Q. 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Through the wear from Qeptemher to une our administration handled the mam problems of running Blair hide from keeping things running smoothlx which in itself was a tremendous job they showed great interest in us as indi- viduals and as a group and encouraged our activities at Blair. We the ,tudents. ' ll saw them only : riendly i to our classes nr advisers for some planned activity did not realize the magnitude t eir res uni iitiei, h we were grateful to them for another succe sful year at Blair. Mr. Vogt Miss Schwartz and Mr. K. Rh ides devoted a part of their heavy schedule to a consultation on administra- tive problems. -Q., .S,Y i I., KICNNARD RHODES, JR., B. .X., M. Ed.: MARIAN L. SCHWARTZ, B. A., ALLEN F. VOGT, B. S., M. S.g Vice- Vice-Principal: Attendanceg Psychology. M. A.g Vice-Principal, Instruction. Principal, Administration. tv' ,K Q' if:- 493 L. DUEY A. NORTH M. VVHITCOMB LOUISE C. DUEY, Secretaryg ALICE D. NORTH, Registrarg MARY F. XVHITCOMB, Secretary. VVe could always find the main office buzzing with activity while the staff cooly handled our problems and answered our questions. It took care of the hundreds of records and schedules, issued excuses, and did so many of the numerous jobs necessary for a well-run school. From 9 to 3:30 its ears were filled with the pecking of typewriters, the buzz of the switchboard, and the eager voices of students seeking informationg yet somehow order was main- tained in Blair's nerve center. K. Payne, J. Sale, and D. Christianson, helped to keep the busy office run ning smoothly and efficiently, as a part of the office practice program. 1 155 L. APPLEBY E. MACDONALD J. MORAN R. ZIMMERMAN our problems Mrs MacDonald helped R Brown solse the problem of a college for the future LUCILE D. APPLEBY, B.A., M.A.g Twelfth Grade Guid- anceg Inter-School Relations Committee, Junior High Orienta- tion Program. ELIZABETH C. NIACDONALD, B.S., M..-X., College Counselor. JOSEPH A. MORAN, B.A., MA., Tenth Grade Guidance. ROBERT T. ZIMMERMAN, B.S., NI.S.g Eleventh Grade Guidance, Welcoming Committee. Our kindly counselors spent a busy year, helping confused students arrange their schedules, making changes, solving prub- lems, and aiding seniors in the selection of a college. NVe could always rely on their helpful assistance to straighten out our major crises, and somehow things turned out to be not quite as bad as we thought they were. were their concern s. Down to the health room we limped or stag- gered, head throhhing and feeling as if this were the end. YVe resigned ourselves to invalid- , lain - at least for a while. and then the nurse s took overf YVith mitch sympathy she efficiently he-gan to patch us up or direct ns to a com- -f 4 fortalwle couch for a short rest, ln no time we were feeling tit and line, thanks to the profes- sional head of our health department-Mrs. Gardner. 'Sv P. Grover took a deep ltreath and held it while Mr. james, in charge of the 'I'.B. x-ray wagon, adjusted the height. lt took three days totake x-rays of all students, teachers, :ind school personnel. This project was supervised ln the Future Doctors and Nurses Club. VESTAL N. GARDNER, HA., R.N., Nurse, Future Doctors and Nurses of America. V. GARDNER The memliers of the Future Doctors and Nurses initiated their interest in the field of medicine by aiding Mrs. Gardner. This year they distributed information about diabetes and helped with the Chest x-rat program. At Christmas they decorated the nursery and caroled at Suburban Hospital. Rniu- 1. M. Fitzpatrick, li. Ifrentz, P. Grover, 'IQ XVinner, M. XVeidman, B. Simmons, j. Anderson, A. Hopkins, E. Magnus. Rau 2. D. Blitchell, D. Reynolds, I. Suizu, Ni. Zzimudiu, D. Rice, C. Corey, M. Denison, L. Anderson, Bi. Bennett, S. lheis, E. Allversheim, l'. Shilt, B, Brenner. Rm: 3. Lester, H. llill, A. Pauley, R. Dellart, D. Kelli, li. lqle, I.. Iloche, Turner, S. Falconer, V. Preston, E. Olinger, C. Cox, G. Bell, C. Fry, A. Geyger, M. Bean, M. Fox. XXXXXXXX A M f NL K . A ,,:! '.-L, . - l'Q,I,,t1 ,. ifzfji fwffis , J 55,5 . 'l! Q -CY an FL. -X Ck- 'f M. JAHN E. STICKLEY MARY K. JAHN, B.A., M.A.g Assistant Li- brarian. ELIZABETH STICKLEY, B.A., M.A.g Librarian, Library Club. Pokey Bear, loaded with school spirit, put forth his sentiments on his card and hoped with fy .7 all his little stuffed heart that Blair would be the victor in the oncoming football game. For reading enjoyment and information we turned to our fine library, headed by Miss Stickley. Term paper time rolled around, and to help us in our quest for knowledge was the new assistant librarian, Mrs. Jahn, who guided us to the right books for our particular topic. Here we could study in a quiet atmosphere, fztr away from the clinking and banging of lockers and the loud babble of socializing students. NVe saw many new books added to the shelves, while the new vertical tiles pro- vided us with numerous pictures and articles on a vast number of subjects. THE SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB. R0 1 K Keeler B Ewen M Boite S Cla S Shira D Ehlert R Moonev C Scheaffer S Babcock S Hile B Yicodemus, QU. . ,. ,.. I ,..1.ss,... , . , .. I, . ,.. ,.. ,.. B. Roome, Ii. Dubinsky, P. Caplan, XVolrnan, J. I.indner, V. Bagby, .X. Lexen, B. Vogel, M. Goldberg, M. Carol, L. Dabney, J. Cerantan, N. Candish, P. Munz, D. Christensen, S. Mattison. S. Foose, P. Ilornaday, G. Partesi, A. Marchi, J. Irving. Rua: 2. R. Izquierdo, S. Stnith, A. Diedrich, S. McKenzie, Callahan, C, MCVVh0ngf, H, Johnson, S. VValker, Hummel, R.. Ford, J. Charuhas, .X. Lallande, C. Sanger, S. Gumpper, J. Francis, J. Campbell, B. Ruth, P. DeNeane, B. MacDonald, D. Rice, B, Daly, J. Pair, E. Robinson, J. Theen, I.. McKinney, M. Faust, B. Frentz, R. Peterson, J. Swett, J. Sale, N. Murdock. Ron: 3. S. Brickell, I.. Manning, .X. Grover, M. Toth, P. llaleslty, S. Dodson, N. Rouse, S. Smith, B. Shapely, B. Houston, G. Bliss, .X. Smith, D. Malpass, A. Versis, R. Lopez, R. Meroney, B. I.ee, C. Peterson, D. Newman, lianson, F. Gellner, G. I.CXS'is, M Martin, B. Trai fors, 'If Devlin, B. Schiech, II. Kolodny. Rofw 4. ll, XVatson, J. Ramsey, F. Moore, V. Ricci, B. Falck, B. Ko- gok, J. Richardson, Ii. Eshelman, Procter, .X. Ross, J. Latnphier. Raft: 5. M. Garrett, L. Barnes, S. Sullivan, L. Barth, Ii. Abramson, M. Moore, .X. Lind, P. Eady, .X. Seaton, .X. Kennedy, B. Bosworth, B. XVerner, V. Roland, P. Taylor, E. Green, S. Cox, K. L'lrick, Ii. Powell, P. iliarltett, K. Payne. Fii .Y La, worked . and relaxed I tl ff 2285 na , ,- l M. IACANGELO K. JOHNSTON RUTH V. CALLAHAN, B.S.g Englishg Monogram Society. MARY L. IACANGELO, B..-X., M. Ed.g Englishq Cheerleaders. KATHRYN T. JOHNSTON, B..-X., M. Ed.g Englishg Latin. CARRIE E. LUSBY, B..-X., M.A.g English. JOHN M. MACH.-XLE, jR,, BA., M.A.g Englishg School Store. LU- CILLE X. MOLER, B.A., M.A.g Englishg ,Iournalismg Silver Chips Adviser: Quill and Scrollg Public Relations Chairman. MARGUERITE E. ROBISON, Bn-X., M.A.g Englishg Silver Quill Adviser. ADELE ROSENBAUM, BA., M.A.g English. Vl'e struggled through parts of speech and grammar, tore our hair out in the morning trying to write a theme due first period, spent halt' the night preparing a speech for Public Speaking and plowed our way through the tragedies of Shakespeare. But it all seemed completely worthwhile when we saw the fruits of our labor in literary prizes and speech contest awards. literature opened new doors As E. Burdine admired the Shakespeare bulletin board dis- play, M. Starke pointed to the location of the Globe Theater on a map of old London. fer X-of Ely. t it 'EVE 56 :' l ,- . ., R. CALLAHAN C. LUSBY J. MACHALE L. MOLER M. ROBISON A. ROSENBAUM 9 Rofu' 1. Nl. Stoker, Clemeti, '. ' Lioldlmerg, j. lindner, Rudigiei. l' Nlunf J. Gray, L. lfilflll. Rm: 2. K. St-elg, 1 chellod, li. Neville, bwiit, li. Rfrliltl Diggs, Nl. Uieller, Nl. lodcl, 5. lNl11IlIl hlcliellziv, K. lilrich, K. llemutli. J. living, j. XYilliarng M. lluygood, l.. in , D. Derring, IJ. bchumati, M. Mfqer, '. . - dereon, B. lfeldemiari, j. Fine, J. bilver. A. Goldstein, B. Debind, M. Babin, P. Ilch, j. Schelle, E. Quigley, E. Powell, l'. XYollmer, -I. Kirsch, H. johnson. i YVe, as member: of F.'1'..X.,hpem Ll tew day: chasing after little children and telling ourselvea that our teaching cureerx would not include aw much phfbicul exercife as did our week of teaching. bl -f T X i I u Row.: 1. B. Dsvorski, L. Gable, T. Carroll, H. bilkett, G. Litvinxky, R. Kasparek, Rom: 2. B. Burt, B, Dowling, li. Bigger. B. Kahn, C. Ganoza, C. Maker. Rm: 3. K. Preftia, P. Shoenfeld, H. XVe:1r, G. Rutkoaki, P. Kamor. Rexolvedz Red China should lie admitted to the l'.N. Rexolved: Red China ahould not be admitted to the L'.N. . .. YVe listened or participated ae at heated debate followed. XVhen both sides had their say, we formed our opin- ions and hoped they were bound ones. we learned i M. TENNEY R. WVAGNER M. XVOOD ? 6' .LA 1 MARX li. TENNEY. B..X..M..X.1lQtigliNh, .Ml- vginced Liretmmgir and L Illpitnlll ing x.1Il'lll.il llonor boctetg. .Xveiiilili Qortttiiittee, RICHARD E. XYQXLJSKR, B.:., M..X.3 lingliah: lleugtiitig Cluli. bilxerlogue Cog .Xtlxi-erg MAY l.. XYUOD B X Xl X ' lindi h l lilic 4 eakinw . uf ep Cl'13l1'lIl.1ll ot linglirh Department. t 5 . fr? N? U Rau 1. VV. Kraemer, H. Kolodny, J. Francis, F. Sellers. Rofw 2. J. Pair, S. Shift, D. Eden, G. Bliss, B Shapley, B. Dyer, E. Robinson. H. johnson. Rofu' 3. S. Lovre, C. Smith, A. Kennedy, M. St. Clair, j Rudigier, j. Ceranton, B. Beavin, M. Eesley. Rofw 4. -I. Martinelli, B. English, j. Stafford, A. Smith, D Ewen. A great honor for lilairites who chose the spotlight was membership in the National Thespian So Clety, a national dramatic organization. Students wh d . d o emonstrate outstanding performances in pro- d' s d h l A- I ' ' ' uttion an tec nica assitancc were granted the privilege of belonging to lhespians. As a main part of their varied activities the Radio Club produced the radio program, Montgomery Blair Presents, every week over station VVDON-VVASH, F.M. Members Wrote school news to send to the various radio stations for broadcast and created clever 'lblurbs for P.A. advertising. Rau' 1. D. Eden, P. Russell, A. Milliken, M. Boote, N. Baker. Rom' 2. j. Rudigier, S. Benson, B. Beavin, S. Sullivan, A. Nevin. Roz: 3. F. Sellers, M. Fike, S. Smith, F. Von Bernewitz. Rau 4. VV. Kraemer, A. Smith, B. Shapely, C. Smith, -I. Moerel, G. Rutkoski, D. Fallon, M. Dillon. nag: H! Row l. H. verman, L. Blavatt, E. Dayhoff, Row 2. M. Boote, N. Sil- Taylor, F. Carrodus. Row 3. R. Green. ' QE. K sr 5 ii 2.72 I I7 H. Krieger, Silverlogue pho- tographer, spent an evening de- veloping pictures forthe year- book. YVe, of the Silverlogue staff, prepared your yearbook. It seems almost impossible to recall the erlorts which have gone into it, and the countless crises we met. A lost layout, a broken light socket, no flash bulbs-these were a few of our troubles. XVe would just have finished setting up for a picture and be ready to click the shutter, when the bell would invariably ring. Ah well, there was always another day. Another day, that is, until we saw the pub- lisher's deadline wildly approaching. 'lihen the typist's fingers flew, the editors' brains got a workout, and the photographers got a big chance to demonstrate their talent. Columbia Scholastic l'ress As- sociation and National Scholastic Press Association awarded first and second places respectively to our publication uf last year. l'he Silverlogue Cubs learned the fundamentals ot yearbook engineering. As future statl members they became tamiliar with styles of t5pe, layouts, and 'tcroppingf' Rm: 1. P. vass, J. Levine. Nl. Bennett, L. Harmon, J. Lester, D. Crist. Rnfu' 2. l.. France, l.. Travee, 'If Piercey, Y. Preston, I.. .Xnderson, ll. Marshall, V. Sautter. Raft: 3. H. Hill, L. lloche, j. Turner, C. llaskell, E. Ricketts. Q-i fv- cz ' 'I E .4 QI C? 1 V? -1 7 N - -2 1021i Edilor-in-Cliifft Carol Megby Businru fllanogfr: Paul Kantor Cirfulation Sc Publifity: Carol Morey Art Editor: VValter Kraemer .llstofiate Editor: Terry NVinner Exchange Editor: Barbara Holmead Typography Editor: Harriet Silkett Atxociats .-Ir! Edzfor: Hunter Eyre LITERARY STAFF: Barbara Bigger, Dell Hyland, Sherry King, Laura Looney, Malcolm Martin, Stewart Moore, Ruth Parsons, Carol Scoltock, Pat Ticknor. ILLUSTRATORS: Alan Alkire, Susan Bannerman, Nancy Crichton, Art Crocker. Jim Davis, Patty Elder, janet Gwyn, Vic Halback, Marianne Heft, Ronnie Kasparek, Elaine Krop, Susan Pappas, Ann Porter, Bill Riley, Sylvia Soloman, judie Smith, Kay Speaker, Page Swartz, Marion Vreeland. TYPISTS: Helen Ahearn, Marilee Elbrader, Dawna Belle Gooch, Helen Holland, Susan Mattison, Ruth VVhite. PUBLICITY: Pat Butler, Barbara Gray, Mary Ann Hazen, Kay Lyle, Betty Meyers. COVERS: Linda Atkins, Doug Benezra, Marilyn lioote, Nancy Crawford, janet Greenleaf, Bob Haycraft, Elizabeth Linea, Sandra Prichard, Dor- othy Robinson, Ronald Sterns, Leona VVilliams. COVER .XSSIST.tXNTS: Nancy Candiv-h, .Xlex Geyger, Cindy Griffith, Marfhall Klein. Inga Pakorny. Gene Richter, Gloria Schultz, jerry Scott, Cecilia Skinner, Steve VVhite. Carol Megby, paused a moment from her busy dutiee aa editor of Silver Quill. Ufing the silk screen and a rubber squeegee, L. Dabney, M. Carol, L. Looney O Greten, and R. Izquierdo demonatrated the technique needed to produce artful cox ers for Silver Quill. Q l V 2 scnnnmnvmex l,,,,.,.,, ,, fe-'.fr X J, 1 5-L-gr yr Ja' - , Rau' 1. T. YVinner, XV. Kraemer, C. Megby, B. Iiolmead, li Eyre. Rome Z. E. Robinson, S. Falconer, S. Pappas, 1. Smith, M. Heft. Rm: 3. B. Riley, K. Speikerman, N. Criclimn, 5. Render, l'. Swartz, L. Looney, S. King. Rau 4. ,X. Alkire, M. Vreeland, R. XVhite, M. Hazen, V. Iialbaclt. Silver Quill proudly presented the literary wfirlts of the students, combined with artistic illustrations from the nen- of Blair's Rembrandts. This year we were fortunate enough to have two issues of Silver Quill with the theme nf XYinter and Spring. Typists worked their fingers tothe bone in the last few frantic days before the deadlines, while weary artists perfected the last drawings, satisfied with their results. XVe could thank the art department for the variety of colorful covers with modernistic designs to complete our time literary magazine-Silver Quill. - -Inu! ' 1 ' A A ' I Illia lx The Silver Quill Stalf. Rom 1. L. Looney, J. Liberman, B. Kahn, D. Hyland. Rom: 2. B. Frentz, B. Biggers, A. Lind. R. Parsons, T. XVinner, and S. King consulted on some oi the problems involved in publishing a literary maga- zine. 3 i EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ............ ...,... E llen Ragan MANAGING EDITOR ..... ........... ...,,.,.... B e tty Reid FEATURE EDITOR ................,............,.............. Sally Smith PAGE EDITORS ....,....,.. Nancy Murdock, Marie Kelly, Juanita Shellby SPORTS EDITOR ......., .,......,..,...........,..w...... R ay Gustin ASSISTANT .,...., ....,.........,.,..........,,...,. F red Dorsey COLUMNISTS ........................ Fred Sellers, VValt Kraemer REPORSI ERS ............ Meg Fike, Sherry King, june VVright, Pat Vass, Tove Martin, Anita Seaton, jim Pfeifer, jim Hill, Judy Atwood, Randy Poetzman, Kenny VVatts PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS ,...........,....... Bill Garrett and Charlie PCIEISOII CARTOONIST ..........,....,............ .........,,...,. -I im Pickett BUSINESS INIANAGER .........,.,............,.........., Sandy Stern CIRCULATION INIANAGER ................ Eunice Dubinsky ASSISTANT .......................,.......,..............., Betty Collins TYPISTS ..........,. Barbara MacDonald, Barbara Martin, Pat Edwards, Betty Collins, Beverly Meade, jane Irving, Helen Holland, Marty Elbrader, Margie -Q, Hancock ADVERTISING INIANAGER .,...........,. .....,.. F red Dorsey SCHOOL NEVVS BUREAU DIRECTOR Howard Persky Ellen Ragan headed our school ASSISTANTS .................... jackie Norris, jean Sorells paper, as editor of Silver Chips. EDITORIAL ADVISOR ................ IN1rs. Lucille N, Moler BUSINESS ADVISOR .......... ...........l... M iss Helen Cook cw STR N E-. ' N. 'Vat Row l. M. Elbrader, H. Holland, C. Wrobel. Row 2. C. Townser, S. King. Rofw 3. M. Hancock, H. Silkett, C. Lear. CS Q6 +3 P. BARR.-XNGER H. COOK A. KOCH I NI XSbEX PILL NI BXRR XYCER B X NI X French Club Deceased Decernlver 21 19:4 IILI LX F COOIx B X N1.1n1 rncnlars Bu IIIQ XLICL R IxOCI'I B X NI X French French Club IRIS L 'NI XNbI:,X B X bpan1 h parlons frangals Rofu 1 IItlIIII'lg,VNJX S VN alker LIIILIIILI' L Cnrrctt ou Z L IJIYF 'NI Sealfon 'N Borzage C Gamma Rom. J I h 'axne ar vctt 1 fr ln nz. 4 ner xx ard fx n on N mfnuld L Ifm ll 11 lckn Rom. Dull lx Ixru e B Iiuffnvin 5 'SIU er Thu chofl Xear lntroduced a new o g1an11ar11 n th: Npmr h uw In acnxe war h1g,hl1g:hted In mmm and I PIL n Ia n Xmerxcan culrure and a Spam h Lhrl una complete 'mth pmata was enjoyed by all the members Habla uQted espanol? Parle7xou francarsg Our language srudx was hrghllghud by xrnps ro emlva re dmners at Ll RIO Grande and forelgn hlms Of course we drrlled on conjugatxons commandx and QUIXJLIIICIIXC mo B1 the end of the xear wc fell conhdent that we co1ld cunur L tluentlx 1n east one 1 the lanf,,u1 ex Could s 1. B n juur C, rnrncnt alle: x vu mer 111vn.1l French sw 5 practlced hx members of the nuxlx to ned Frnnch Clulw an 11110 I I H rnrnel 1 he od x ll Iu fl 1 LL I' hLln11n B Dvvors U Q .1x -I 6 arth nr v. ff mm x utlcr B ru U -l Q UNIIIIFI R IXIITI B Frantz I1 R l n n B Ixahn I Llclucrman om., 5 B Ldmund I F e mm- XX IILILIMICIII CII II Lk X If 1 X fig Q ldl praeco - the past was used fllf. QIRGENTEU to convey the S. Vfk Q Q Qi. .2....'.'.1-2-' wgaf' Si 1,1 present PRAECO STAFF EDITOR-lNfCIIIEF: Terry YVinner ASSISTANT EDITOR: Elinor Quigley BUSINESS MANAGER: Paul Kantor TYPING EDITOR: Betty Eckstein EXCHANGE EDITOR: Marilyn Faust TYPISTS: Robert Meroney, Doris Schuman Praeco Argenteus, Blair's Latin newspaper, was the result of concentrated work by its faculty ad- viser, Miss Bratt, and the Latin students who con- tributed to it. Complete sell-outs of all issues pro- claimed the success of Praeco among the student body. Among the many features of Praeco were the Latin crossword puzzle, book and movie reviews in Latin, and articles in English for those of us who couldnt decipher the language of the Romans and felt more at home in our native tongue. E. Quigley and T. VVinner, the editors of Blair's award-winning Latin newspaper, Praeco Argenteus, ...f A-G 1-33 'J reviewed Z1 recent issue. HAZEL M. BRATT, B..-X., Lating Praeco Argen- teus, Chairman of Foreign Language Department. The Praeco Argentt-us Staff. Rau' 1. P. Kantor, B. Eckstein, T. XVinner, E. Quigley, M. Faust. Rau' 2. H. johnson, B. Floegel, J. Moerel, B. Carlson, Rofw 3 NI Martin C Coole' XV. Friedman, j. . . . . , . y, Ramsey. -Quai H. BRATT 'ST 2 i .3- .W f. S. BUYER E. FOX P. HABISTEAD S. KYLAKOVVSKI C. NICCALLA SVS XY BUYER, BMX, Kl..X.Q lilfrlfugb, AXdy311QQCl Iiiulugxg lilqjlngi, Clulv. EIJVSQXRIJ FOX, BMX., Kfllf'HllrlI'V, Plano Licfmlctrll Student Council ,Xdviscrg Chairmxm of bcicuce Dvuartmrnt. l'li'I'lQR ll, H.XN15'I'E.XD, BMX., NLS.. Chem- ixtry. S l'.XNl,liY R. Kl'1..XlxllXY5lil. BMX., fNI.,X.g Biolwgug Baseball Coach. CHARLE5 J.. NICCALLA, BMX., fNI.A.g Chcmiftry. NI MITCHELL VV. SAUNDERS NLXRCLXRET li. NlITCHIiI.I,, BB., I.nt. NI.: Biology. VVII.I.l.XM XV. S.Xl'XlJlQR5, B..X.1 Phi'-icsg Science Cluh. LUVISE SIEGRIST, B.A.g Biology. WH' gazed :rt the motionless lite fle frog lying in front ot us. elosi-tl our exes. and with quzwering hands inzike the lirst incision. Ligghl After thru it wzisn't so had and we con- tinued on in our dissection with new interest. Our hiologi classes kept llr husy collecting flowers :ind hug1s.exz1mining mierohes under the microscope, and memorizing the names of all the hones in the lnody. Boom! Gnsping for ziir. we clutched our throzits :ind hc-:uled for the door at Z1 fast clip. Soinehodyds experiment went wroni. and the result wus :1 startling explosion :ind then-the smelll Ot course. this diiln't zilwzns happen in our cheni- istry elzisses - there were zilwziys the quiet dziys when we were try- ing to make sense out of che-miczil formulas, or listening to lectures on the atom. Vive may not lmvr- dee xeloped into modern Bohrs or Bur- hzinlcs hut we did gziin 11 new merin- ing and understanding ot science. Science Club President O. Heylrey :ind pri7e winner D. Dirkson proudly displayed The .Xnatomie Structures of the Frog , at the annual Science lfair held at the end of Nlarch. This project received second place honors in the tield of zoology. we became burbanks and duponts Rofu' 1. R. Staimnn, R. Nloore. C Peterson, P. .Xrqcraki-. .X. lleyliey, Gwyn, li. Dowling, S. Knt7in. B. Desin. Rm: 2. R. Roth, M. Cannon, C. Ormes, S. Grigslwx. Rua: 3. Nl. St. Clair. J. 'fhnmpcfmv R. Xloston. .'X. Kvener, R Rerierzi. G. S11mt'l's. nl. l.imp. H. Ketchum. B. XYilson, -I. Hemingway. Roz: 4. K. Kruse. B. Swartz. -l. Nloss, B Gerher. P. Kantor. D. Bath. ,l Robertson. B. Garrett. B. Friml- man. ,l. Luhar. The held of science primed to be a fascinating one ro mem- hers of the Science Club, They conducted the XVestinuhousv Science Talent Search. viewed motion pictures, and heard in- teresting lectures from outstand- ing speakers. l6x'-4x-22? VVe sat and stared at the problem in front of us, dumbfounded. VVhat was this mysterious equation set be- fore our bewildered eyes? At the end of the year this equation and many others made logical sense to us, and we thought noth- ing of plotting linear equations on graphs or solving impossible sounding practical word problems. XVe were in a world of geometrical symbols - triangles, trapezoids, parallelograms, and hexagons - while in Geometry class. Here we were faced with a new chnllengeg we knew the answer of what the theorem was, but how did you go about getting it? XVe all started 'l'rig. in a fog, and some of us ended up still in a fog, but for the most part the world of figures and symbols became some- thing real and practical to us, the junior Einsteins uf tomorrow. t'-'stiff' . 'th QQ x 'S , ' A parallelogram was carefully constructed by K. Speaker, while P. XVhitehill, S. Jacobs, and N. Darby measured lines and arcs to perfect their geometric drawings. Complicated equations stared us in the face, but we set out with determination to solve the awesome looking problems, and tried to remember how to apply our knowledge of algebra. -za -'YJ a Q f fi X X i f a if f sf S. AUD C. BLATTT E. GLIME Q 1, ,L f 2 53? zmf- ' J. Goon SUSAN I-1. AVID, l5.A., Plant- Lieniiietry. Solitl Cie-ometry,Trigonometryg Ranking Committee, Chair' man of Mathematica Departmt-nt. C'AlA'lN A. BIATT, B.A., B.S.: Algebra, Applied Mathg Activity Committee, 'lirntfic and Parking Coinmittre. l'QI.l,lS Ci, CiI,lfNlE, li.S., Nl.A.3 Plane ljeorrittry. Solid Geometry, 'l'rii1onometryg Senior Clax- Atlviwr, l05IiPll B. GOOD. B.A,, Nl.A.g Algebra, Blanc Georiit-tryg Ifnotluzll Coach. M. RlJlilQR'l'A Klil I'l-QR. li.5.. Nl..-X.: Plane Geornetry, Con-inner Math? Girlx Rifle learn, XVay5 and Mauna Committee. GUY VVILEY, B.S.g Algebra, Plane Geornctrii Dance Committee. algebra plane solid and trlg Very practical knowledge for the near future wai gained as we computed income tax return forma in our consumer 0 Q I I math claus. G. Schmitz pointed out aitypiczil taxiform .U 5 - 5 4 V while CJ Braun worked out mme mathematical problem on the board. . po---t--' NA.. !i3 ask: 44 4? Je dw -ft 3, UIQ RAM' .X -Hf'iHl1luy I-tillc-tin lv-:ird wax cnrvftilly NI'I'Ll!il1ilQ'ti ivy D. Hqirmflti, NI. H1-mx :ind li. fiI'l'C'Il. Stucietitx of sociology studied wrvrlvlvtiix ri-l.itimg tw rvligimix, mlitivzil, :Ami izlfizil rrmiix, .Xlw iiiriiitird um ll Xtudx uf tht' inxtitutifvlis of mcictx-ChurCh, I , i. i . -1,-lifful, :tml LUIYt'IlllIll'IlI, amd pmivlc-im ut lailmr :ind IIl1lIlZl1J,CIlll'Ill. VH- hczxrti zitgiiiit the vwirc of .Xnicrimi-thc pzitliwtx' cries for frrctiwrii, the Q-xchnngu of shuts in thc .-Xrnvriczin Revolution, Ntirring :appz-zilx fur zilwlitioti, Ijricrmlnl Cicttplvitigg iXtitlrc-H. VVQA lived in tha' pu-I :md cxpa-ricricrd great merit- mentally if not phwicziili. WR- mlltnrcd imu Liiwtiwiwiix zitwiit thv Critiwx :md vvrritx ttf Ihr xurimi- wary thc Niix-ffuri ciU!UPfOIIllKi'. and other iriipmtziiit ilIlI7IFL'IllllQN that titanic up .Xiiicrirziti il1NlHI'f. Niziytie uc thfftiuht thin hixrnry wax fur trw dry :ind Lihllki. but ft- we prugrwvti rliwugh thx- year, tha' pitxt tiwk uit I'i'Ili Nigriitivaticc-. vw that in 'Inna' we Uuuld lufrk ivzick on 3 prwtitalvlc year uf .Xriwrivgiti Iiixtwrr that lixui fwr iw. Win' llIIlll'ki'li thi' pwlwiririx nf mir prcwtit sixty r,giix'citiii1vIit tri guilt :I iwttcr HHCil'INYl!I1LiillU uf ht-xx it fiitlctiuiiy l'IIl1lili1NiliIlg our tttturu ruptiiisiliility an vi-turx-.1 full, mtimicti View uf history from Culurnlwtix tu Iliacn- hmvcr. XVILILXM G. B.XGN.-XLL. HS.. 51.5.1 V. S. Iliwlry, VVflrld Hismryg Order Cfvrnmittvc. JAXNICE .-X. BOVVEN, BMX., M.S.3 Lf 5. Ilixtury, linglixh. .XLISICRVIL CII.'xK.XN. BMX., M. lid.g NYorld Hixmry. .XI.M.X li. ILXYIDSON, B.A., Mlm.: lf. S. Hia-- roryg biivcrlwguc Advircr, R'1iitfN,ChlliTI!1llIl uf bucial Studiw Department. ROY A, DliL,Xl'DER, BMX., M.A.g lf. S. History, Pfychology, bociuluggg fwlajwrcttra, Cwriccwriurif. VV. BAGS.-XLL -I. BOVVEN A. CHAKAN A. DAVIDSON R. DELAUDER l I if f' A l E- S OF POLAND .Q R. Parsonm pointed our the partitions of Poland to 5. Silver- S. llile- und j. XVnlrnun in-pa-cred ilu ln, mari 1 1 man in their mtudica of 1LUl'UpL'ilfl History. lilxrury and gut ll wcllwuumlml view ol llc ca th ccvgrap 3 HERBERT XV. IJODGIC, BMX.. lNI..AX.g Eurfrpccxn Ilixtury, XVurlrl llixtury, licwnuniic Gwgrzipliyg Student Court .Xclviscin MARY C. ENRllill'I', li..X., NI..X.g lf S. llixwry. ELIIWYPCIIII Hisruryl junior Claw Advixer. I'Rl5C'II,L.fX C. KLINIC, Bb., MB.: l'. S. llixmry. YVILI.l.XM B. MARKS, BMX., lNI..X., Ni. lid.: .Xmvrican Government, Prvmlilerns of IJCIIIIICTHCF, Socifilfwgy, Economicsg Senior Sncizll .Xcriviricx Dance Committee. L. CIIARIJZS PIERCE, BA.. M..X.g lkycholwgy. Sociology, Spanishg Spaniah Club. VINCENT A. PUGLIISSE, B.A.g XVorld llixtoryg Football Coach. H. DODGE M. ENRIGHT P. KLINE VV. MARKS .ff CR' LX Q' J., 4 J: ilu' C C . mfg, Ei f 4' C. .XCKERMAX F. ANDREVVS H. ERICKSON CATHERINE R. ACKERMAN, B.S.1 Stenographyg Chairman of Commercial Department. FRANCES A. ANDREVVS, B.S.g lypingg VVelfare Committee. ll.-XZEL E. ERICKSON. B.c.s.g 1s..x.g Max, office ifmmftq iiitretifin Com- mittee. Shorthand class was the scene of hopeful future SGC- retaries, busily taking dictation. Later they will change the wiggly little marks into concise, neat letters to make any employer happy. Every day HB' building sang with the clack of type- writers, the ping of their bells, and the drone of teachers' voices giving dictation. YVe scratched little wiggly figures down on paper and later transcribed them into English, a miraculous thing to those of us who thought this scribbling looked like the work of a Chinese. Perhaps we thought the endless practice and transcribing was fruitless, but our reward was ex- perience for positions in the business world as future secretaries and clerks. Clacking away on their typewriters, J. Berkine and J. Battles concentrated on producing an error-free let ter in typing class. X v , R, K 2.13. . Qrqgiq ,im I 44 ipgii- f. ' fu HSL lk i ,, s 1 bu..- 4, .- ff--R-b 4. entertainment and appreciation of From C 201 came the voices of Blairs chorus warming up for a difficult a cappella number or rehearsing for a future program We were a little startled when we peeked into the music room and saw the students dome xoice exercises sitting rigidly in their chairs backs straight singing with their fingers in their mouths We later learned that this was all part of good choral technique 'Ihe results were the hne concerts and reputation of the Blair chorus Our other mu-ical prides were the Blair band inspiring note of the football games and the Blair orchestra interpreter of favorite swm phonlc compositions We had reason to be proud of our fine music department an important factor of llfe at Blair K if Dinamic control and lovely harmony was exercised by the Blair chorus during its vocal presentation at the Thanksgiving assembly under the leadership of H. johnson, student conductor. M. CROSS E. KOCH MARY G. CROSS, B..-X., M,A.g Chorusg Annual Musical Committeeg Chairman of Music Department. ERNEST H. KOCH, B.S., B.NI.g Instrumental Musicg Band, Orchestra. iff'- 4 . 1- A .12 fe ,g Q ,par ,- if-f' 4-Q Q O - 'rr' f' isa 113' N . X X , J , X X m 1 5, 'ff' U 'ig ' F1 Q3 111 Q4 311 f y n i the advanced chorus musical lnsplratuon for our games and events 1-fl Fred Gellner drum mamr led the Blalr hmd dcmn the held a a ume keepm me x th 1 ba on and eullng the r through IDITICHIC formauon Rflfhl B Pope R0 2 C11n Hummel Nl Xlwrahamsen l' Ylang., J Nlathuws R fu 3 'N Rolun on S V5 nlker S belbw P DeNeanc Rofv, 4 Reld W French B Rulmluns B Haxnnstem RofL.5 NI ensen Xrbeni D VS hecler VS Friedman B Fox Rom 6 'I SlI'lxlS C Corey -I Hansen B Lewxs Ro-'w 7 C. Kruhm YY Paur E Barnett IWW' 45:- -ann-ai-...nl new-fc -1 slid ,ads-1 if .- 4 2g'j Sf'b S ti It 1 1 1 . t .3 N I , A15 'FA Q 'Q EA - 'Q I f V 'Q 3' - - , - , F 'Fix A4 ,rg E 1 . q nip: Q 32,5 . J xv X , W as wa M 4 'J-J ' J I 'Q A Bo 0 t gy dl Xa! 5 ' 1 'L' 'O ky L Lb' 'LA LL x -24 ' ' i 'f 9 Nf - - M 'Q 96 ' fx X + Q' 'lb 4.1 , Y if Q 1 141 A T1Tf - 1 ,f N ,, , ,,,. I gf +-+ - -. vs I 1 P .ug up LQ ,LA l . In D 1 1 0 1 - ' J 7 ti' N 1 ' I X A i ' L-sl 4 fy fr. LJ ' if ' x ' N u ' ' A I ' N 3 IQ! s 0 , 1 if 8 1 Ls. ' ig ,A 3 7 Q x y V f-' I Qs xx' A 1 I l '19 Q' ol 3 AB 31 'FS , Lg Q , ,,....Q-ll ' vu l 1 'sy x 44 , , Z' '38 JE, ,J L 4'-s si f . High stepping to the spirited rhythm of the lianti. the Majfvr- ettes were a great half-time attraction at the foohall games. These attractive girls in precise formations made each Blair- ite's heart swell with pride. Their never-ending etlorts to attain perfection surely paid tiff in the excellent exhilvitinns they uttered, Pop-poms swishing, hatons twirling, Flags tlwatingf in the liree7e, the Montgomery Blair Nlajwrettes letl the way in cwlnrftil -chu-rl activities. Demonstrating acrohatic skill and top marching technique was Margie VVhitt, captain of the majfirettes. She headed the high- stepping girls, who were big attractions at our football games. ,,,A I ,mv . Af ' ..- ua .w , , . iii if ' 2 we ...., 4, ,, 'I Avi, V 5 7 ,'f Q - ' xy 'Ri ' lx. Q -I JY 4 Q XX- .ff L, 4, R W V ' If .4 Ag, Y 6 N 0 1 ,,', N ,I 4,4f --M if ' . , , , ff s Y 11 Q X, Ty 'W ' - I H A ,Q f'L ig,, f W ' '1 , ,f ' . , v 5 W ' vim, 1 1 2 f -.. 5' 2 'W' ' - ,V Q . :. 'v 4 'f ' 'f Aj' F ' . ' V M H +. r '9 if -If ' ' 3 .ff ' f I W 'at :xv ' ...... . Q! 1 , i 'f f . , h , i- .Z 4 i x Q E JC' g Eg ff ' if M J - Q? ' 1 I 1 gz 'f'1? 4 V1 ' L i uu3nln--- 65, E E G A ' Q.. , - f mi V, m O dlbrettes W It I ' N 'V ' 0. .. . 'n f'fa'5i'l' -' ' -feelin ' ' -L-ff: af r' . nab '- tw x . , 0 L-f-H H'-z-.P-11-1-1-1-.' f !,,o ..J.-:...?-- 'I -x 1 If FI. Stvrn and C. Green gut wine firxt-hand kitc'h:'n t'xpcr'it-rim in thvir Home .Xrt- tlmx in lrIt'flilI.IIIUIl tur u tuturv ut uit-ltiing duh rzig :ind xtirring xpuun in their Hwn Iiwim-a. Ni.-XRY I,. IUICKIZNSON, BS.: II-'mv .Nrtx .Xpzirtrnt-nt IIumt- .Xrtm IOSICIIIIINII IDIXXRDI, ISA., Mb.: Ilfvrnc .Xrtx IMI ISI: I. II.XRNIUfX, ISA.. NIA.: II-une Arts, Yurutiurial IImnt' Arte: Future Iluriisriiqlkcr- uf .XIIlL'I'IC1l, CII1III'II13Il of Ilumc .Xrts Department. XVieIding a mixing -pown, vanilla bottle in hzind, corwk- of the Hnme Art- Dcpnrt- tncnt cnnccmcted duliciwus Culinary wfwndcr- to delight the p1iIatw of those who were Iucky enough to tilstc the Cfvrnpleteti prizes. XI1vdern ways of cookingi. even how tu crack an egg rorrt-t'tIy, were practicvd with 1e:1I ax Iilfiir girlf prepared for n homcmaking career. Other zixpvctf of hmne Iifc fuvh :if ChiItI Czirc, rfmrn defigning. and refinishing furniture were added to the cuursc-irnpurtzint krmwlcldgc for the mrvdurn hurncinnker. M. DICKENSON J. DINARDI .xox s in the art of cooking Eye-catcherQ at the Home Arts Fashion Show were the Iovely gowns made and rnodrled hy A. Iilakenxhip, excrvrtt-d Ivy R. .-Xrmxtrfintz. and H. Fleck, escorted by P. Grirclclla, Thu ht-ight uf '55 tnshiun was reviewed L14 the Home Arts girls presented thcir at-wing and taihvring zicwrriplishrncnts. 449 X vi x 'H .3 3.65 I 1 t'j, 5 f Iii - Mgr' WJ ,.,v I I Using her sewing and tailoring knowledge, A. Grover put the finishing touches on her new cont, Z1 Home Arts class project. modern dlors of t e fashion world Yvincling lvolvlvins, sewing.: darts, pressing si-anis, fitting.: :intl licmrning our gxirrncnts. we pri-parctl for our annual fashion show in the spring. Along with the frantic rush to finish our gon ns, llrcsscs :intl suits, cams a new knowledge of sewing which will he very valuable In Lis throughout our lives. Gowns for the hig dance on a collvgc-wet-kcnd were modeled hy M. 1. Parks, sented: A. Blakcnship, and K. Reichart. Their escorts, D. Fallon and P. Ciardella smiled their enthusiastic approval of the formals made by the girls and modeled at the Home Arts Fashion Show. rs . yi: , W lik' K 4 V 'iff g.. i. 2- 11. 4- 1- -M QW.-f f fi - -.-'M m' -W' . Q' ' 1 ' i . Jy' . W ,QW r' w My-f , f,: 1 +, if v x.21C 1 t L h ,HW :fix Pi f egg? 15, V, f 'e,:f 41 Vigil: 431515, fvffp ,ggw Q- .4 :if T' ,.,-41 ,Q rr Ki mists K' N. gt S ,V : Z if the art department brightened ourn rooms sf-1.. 5, ,ff ', f ' --. sv 41 . ri I . ' 5.11 A I .if t -at if . -et.. W' -4. , . x ' YVatch out for that polefu A Nliuhtly nervous driver-training student wrestled with the wheel in an attempt to mmm me parking angle of driving. for better dnvers R HAQLIRE S S-XNBORN mt .rlabx 'E- T e car jerlted and bolted' Gears were gffllllld nomlt' We chxrped nn flrxt gear ant tool. off teeth chatttrlng xwlentls Qtrunlng, to hear the xnxtructmni from the rather nerxou teachcr Wewert learnxnf l'l0XSl drue Thme dats that we spent ln the safets of our claw room we concentrated on learmnq alvout the mechanlc of 'an automolule how to change a txre and what good drnrng technlquex are The course wa ended wmth trrumph fueuallwy when ve ed our drxxmg te t ruth Hung evor at e hen xngton armorx and began puttlnq 1nto u e xx hat we learned to be a good sate drn er ROBERT F 'NTXGLIRE B -X Drner Educa non, R1He Team CIbSIE E S-XNBORN BS Drzver Education A at t E 5 FIORAINIONTI A. FIORILL HARTY M. NYE ROBERT FIOR.-XMONTI, B.S., M. Ed.: General and Vocational VVood VVorking, Related Math. ALBERT G. FIURILL, B.S., M. Ed.: Printing: Graphic .Xrts Clulw. jU5EI'll A. HARTY, L.L.B., Electronics Shopg Audio-Visual .Kids and Amateur Radio Cluli. MERLE li. NYE, B.5., jewelry. IQRNIQSI' V. RHODES, B.5., M. Ed. Mechanical Drawingg Tennis Coach, Safety Corn- IIIIIICC. C. Lamb, B. Duckett were kept busy setting the type and printing the many tickets and programs always in demand for school events. D. Edwards, J. Chandler, and C. Inscoe with solderingiron in hand, fashioned and created unique jewelry, and were genuinely pleased with their professional looking results. A movie? Call one of the visual aids boys! This cry was often heard, and one of the llrits of this service club was always on hand to solve the in- tricacies of the film projector. From the print shop came the tickets to our games, printed programs, and other material necessary to publicize events at Blair. Many boys gained valu- able experience in becoming assistants to profes- sional printers, one of the many opportunities for future jobs. Beautiful iewelry and unique ornaments came from the hands of jewelry students, who worked long, tedious hours in perfecting their handiwork. VVe could see and admire the completed articles which were displayed in showcases around the school. 5 1 E. RHODES 5 1 rzxurn C WILES E. PAUL STEIGNER, B.S., M..X.g Machine Shop Vocational Industrial Artx, Related Scienceg Chair! man of Induftrial Art, Department. CHARLES I VVILES, jR., 13.8.5 General Industrial Artf, Con Qumer Science. Masters of the electrical equipment and mtchanica of the projectors were: NI. Bender. 3- -XVII U Ewen and N1 Eaalcx member: of the Xudio Committee. Shutter buy and hlm enthusia tx gathered together with fellow memherb tu pursue their favorite hobhx rson G Hong D Newman. Rofw 2. B. Cuie, B. Garrett, R. Rivera. Rum, 3 Hamm LJ bomerb xfx ...- w. J, 4 L..-. .. vm our new gym .f ,- 5 1 3 m my , , ,f'. ?f f'EE gm wa-,. , A , ' - w+4g,51.1L' if . A t ' WCM Hr, M2741 -,vii A ' .4 ', ,,W, , Q., iii: 5,2 'Ut 4 mm .I ,, V ' ,-. mv ,A w -1. -- A1 Rb -A ' ui Row 1. P. Hale, D. Vilhcclcr, A. Alkire, B. Fnlck, C. Smith, B. lilfrmgren, R. Blzlvzitt, IJ. Xvilliamx. Run.: 2 B. Lee, D. Thompson, -I. Scott, li. Shapley, D. llzirmon, D. Nlalpans. Rum: 3. Shrilmcr, D. Bonni-t, ,X. .XNh, Ci Gerber, D. Shanklin, R. Czlrnplwll, R. Culpepper, U. Morris. Rufw 4. M. Beasley, B. llonston, Richarrlxon, 5 Dunayer, bl. Dcllzxstatious, j. Stonsliurner, T. 'l'hcoticlzl, j. Pickett, A. Arrnstrong. The year in xportx fur the boy! physical education claascs was planned and arranged by thc Bop' Planning Committee. The Boy! B Clnlv was rnziclc up of boys who wvre outstanding in pnrticipzilioii and conduct in Nportx Symbol of their recognition wax thc- liig red B awartlvd thsm by the coaches. Rofw 1. B. Fzilck, C. Smith, ll. llurmon, J. Stonclvurner, D. Street. Rua: Z. B. Imc, D. Thompwn. B. Cul- pepper, G. Nlorris, B. E-helmnn. Rau 3. A. Alkirc, T. Theotield, B. Shapley, Dellziwtntious, D. XYhccler, j Richardson. Rofw 4. j. Pickett, L. Briggs, B. Houbton, A. Versis, P. Freas, B. Schcik, B. English. P CONRAD BROXVN, l3.S.1 Phiwirzll litlucfltiong llvlld Fofnlwnll Cozifli, Golf Ci-git-li, Baxlwtlizill l'm11'h D.XYllJ I.. C'.XRR.XSQ'lI, BMX.: l'liyNic'ul litliicziriori, llrnlthj Psp Flnlw, Baxkcrlwgill K'o.u'l1. .Xthlr-tit' liire-ctwr for lioys. PlL'l'lQR P.XZ.Xll.XXll'li. li.S.. Nl..X,g Plipicgil linlncutiotig lfootliqill Conch. lilJNY.XRl7 P. RIEDICR B.5., lNl..X.Q Php-icail liklllCllIl'iIl, lloiltlig l'rgick Kiflllfh, Focccr Conch, Crow Countrx Coucli, Intramurala, Chairman of Bop' Physical Etlucqnion Dcpartrnent. Y C. BROXVN D. CARRASCO P. P.-XZAHANICK lP1l'r1JI'vI' Hi limi N E. RIEDER .gf . IILXX U:.I5.hKIiIg', Ii..X.g I'I1ywif'L1I Ii:I'm'.1tiffn, III! x ' QICIIEI Cy11IN I, Lluh. k,I.I-.N1lRIp II. IDILIY I XVILER. 8.5.1 I'hy-ical Ilducnrilfn. Iiiulugyg Imrg- If muralf. ISI: L. LIPIW, ISA.. NIA.: Phy-1cnI f ucltifrn Ilxgiene I tru Ik tl IIIIII mmxttec I x nu u cd 1 ,.' Iducuuon Ihpxxuxlun he glrls had a gym of their own rflmhmk I Irxm,, 1m I3 qI1'1YlhlI1 mm e up the mphnmfvrn mmrnry haxkc-tw te CNC gN1rI xc r wr 1 ur LIINYIIICIIIII., :1I1 I 0 N FCIUIIIITIC' h rp hommr tm nm thur ught 'md inmed for L1 WCC? fuI xear of crwmpctltmn The Girl-' R1 e Team P1I'llC1P1fElI1I'1 YHTIOLI come t unh rhur eu on thy Ing r1Hem1tch at the Lnnerxltx of Nilrslanc nn the Npring. I Ed 1 . , ' 2 Il :11ur':1Ix, 511 Iwi I'I1 ng ' Co ' I uf ilirlf Ih-Ni1'nI I.IIum'.1tiMr1. .Xm :ll NI xivl Cmxllxmilrwi C'h:irm1111 uf hirli I'h5-ical ' A . ' , 0 S. 5 ' 1 s. I, Iiiww, C. Young. If. I.3-t. .X . . I . . . 'I' . I . 'h I Th . Y' Q we CIIIYNCII fm Il thc NUIIIIUIIIIVYK' gym Clawcs ff h-' Iv I 1 ' f flity. fBIa:. ' xn N 'H ..i 'cl V N .-I I' bv . Rn 1. P. Pvrrxn. C, XIvuIvv, Ii, III'L'III!, S, IXIIIIIINUII, II. NI3rNh3II. Rum' 2. Nhw. Kc-itcr, Q. GFIDIW. F. KFUD. Iurlev, I.. Hnrmnn, I.. I.m'uI:1Cv, II. Ahern, .X. Rivcrx r i X4 '7' I vo fl.. 3 qw 4 Q N-.1 'N activities - practical and for fun - A 'o r S A 4- -vs- f, .s iii if, -- my A E. .z .W Q.-, .,.. J. 'T-f The husy man whom we always saw hurrying in and out of classrooms repairing radiators and putting in new light hulbs was the head custodian, VViIliam Carter. If a door lock was hroken or a locker was stuck, Mr. Carter was always there, with his big ring of keys and equipment, all ready to solve the crisis ofthe moment. .Jz..,AIf,,.,-- C11 rr ,Yr-' G x 5.217 li xr -5 725412, '1' .YP ' lf VVielding a dustcloth with an ff to keep Blair spic and span They were freezing in A huilding, a light was liurned out, some electrical outlet had a shcr in it' Onto the scene came the custodians with ladders and equipment, all set to warm th: IOES of chattering students or had a little more light on t eir suv jects. They were the lwhind-the-scenes men and the 'lafter-hours workers who ma e ure at air s tw ln p shape order. XVe Could thank them for the shiny waxed floors, the welcome rush of vmrm 'ur on a ros x mornin' int or sweeping up the crumpled papers we had carelessly dropped during the day. The necessary odd Johs they performed ma Blair il smoothly-run school, well tended lvy our efficient custodians. Going up? C. Snowden and D. Mack prepared to transport some supplies in the elexator during a busv day at Blair ' r A inns 1 S I Cup and Diplfvn1a-Kynxlwlizimi progrew. AN wphornfwu-Q we fwumi our fimgvr- in frug- HILL! with flJl'II1Il!Lit'llKdt', -rr'u1gglc'd thwlrfh flltxilf, and zxwmlui LXILILIVYII fX'VlIh1lllI murh NlIVl't'NN'. .XN juniwrx wc xmlrdcrcd Nlzlvlwth :xml prvpzmrui IlI'fYjf'CIN for l . S. Hixtrnv. VS! hnm'uc'd'4 Ilnzulut, r'1':11x1m1-41 fur f'hl'II1ifffy. and Ntuciicd pxyclwlwuy :md wvi-nlogy .xx Suri-wx. Making nulew wrixim: papcrx pxirtirzipatimf in IiiKCllNYillIlN, wwrking un prfljcctr, :mai mkm 1 rwt- wr-rv all purtx uf zvcvynlm qwtivirixx that cfm- IriT'uIr'4i 111 thv lxIl1IVViL'4iLQC ws gixinud in mfr Yilfi1IlIN via-New 1.1 Blair. ,.. f ?' 31.5 Q, , . ' . fp, . A 1 f 1 I... , A-1' A . ' M' ,f I-rs'-il w 31: v. 'J Q . A.. .f ,va , . 4 , , . - 4 . '.1' ', 1' Y' 1 '1' ilu' X-.-.'., . .5 V ',', ,A .,.' 1. 1 Z.. v ,-1.f'-- ff. 1 . . ' .g. , r ,v ,-., ff. s 4, ' l f l-,-in 4 -1 'J - . f - -v -- 41 'jgff 'H ,gh 7' , ,: ISA,-, .. ,a.. V . . , ..,.'?wL-M Q . .y , , . 1: . V - 'J.'.f', - .1 ', 1. tx., ,.' .5151 'Qu -A -Ljnwr -.,- 1. . ',.-.' 54 ' - ' iw , - ' 11ff Tr f.-,, .lg v 1 4 fx, f. 1 - - ' Xua- L'5. ' DY. 5 , D 'f .'..,:'v!'. A wk 1 , , J ,,. ' . . ,- n , J N . ' ru . ,. . - . : 'b ' H . ' ' , ' cm- V Lg ,D -. -D ' A 'lr . . f 5 ' -, Y.. 8 A ,r mfr.. ' , 3- ' . f .A . . I v J, ' , 1 . I -.Bmw h 2 1 , . I ' 1 4 ., , v gl ' . ' - f . K ff. - 1 , . ,iv 'I 1 ' 2 isffg.-' W f , , , A 1 . f - .Qt ,. ' .' 1 f' . r , . . v , ' ' 4,.,-.M,,,. ., ., , .,'lz ' . . ' v .4 4, 1 V, i D ' X . . ff' , -1? , yn. . x 3' '- m fl , . ,A N f Q' x TZ.,-.. .4 Ls w . - . .S it-4? ,. 'x . G NN f, I 'fvkfl 4' vhs. 55:2 r-+ Y' 2 Q '95 1 fx ..-,, 'r' kjf, ' an ,iaig f . ' Q. ' W if. ' , f , W, ,. ,,f...a,,fvf. M 'V ' 1 v . .' .' J v ' ' X 3 nv I X Q 4 'l, 'A bu . - V .'.!.'A'f X fx In J r I MI., r Q - ?' 'f : ' Q , qr15'7rg'.f ak ,35 9 I- 4'2 -fp - Q: I fr :' 1 X I 'I .Y31-, ' 'fit 1 X : ' , - . .-1 . -I . ' '-T1--:.-, ' f fre- .1 h fx g 'i I A .l Qu . , V fl . 'z' , : lfqgiwq . f. L 'fn s 2,1 r 11 fi ' --. f ,-5 ,A 4 -. f ,if N v UT Q I V - J ' ' 'V i. : 1,-' - X. r J' g .' f . ,fir f-gs' I .9 1, f 1 ., W J: . - 5 A 'ff ' V-'..' . 'f rffffidx-, Ir, . , ,. , ,, j.R Leading thc Xcnirvr vlixw through iv lim year at Blair wrrc' thc Claw fvfficcrs, D. Brrmrr, prwikivllll ChHfUh1lN SCCYCIHYB, umxcg. vice-prcsidcm: and C. Smith, rrcaxurer. l T' 2 B Q, '5- Q- Q S. Babcock C. Bailey J. Baldwin '59 67' 5 if R. X 4 l s K A 70- .' 32 l 1 5 I x E. Abramson R. Adams C. Ades A. Alkire F. Anderson R. Anderson VV. Argerie L. Atkins M. Abrahamsen A. Anderson A. Avner V. Bagby M. Balderson E. Ballenger 3- 1 1 fi MARY ABRAHAINISEN, VVays Sz Means Comm. '53, Athletic Pub- licity Comm. '54, YVell'are Comm. '55, Silverlogue '54, '55, Variety Show Comm. '53, Quill And Scroll '55, Monogram Society '55, Senior Announcements Comm. '55, National Honor Society '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Band '54, '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. ELINOR lSI2'I I'Y AISRAINISON, II. R. 'I'rcas. '53, '54, Ilomecom- ing Comm. '55, YVelfare Comm. '53, '54, '55, Dance Comm. '55, Publicity Comm. '53, '54, Silver Quill '53, '54, '55, Library Club '53, '54-, '55, French Club '55, Pep Club '55, Intramurals '53. RUSSELL BAIRD ADAMS, JR., Election Comm. '55, Athletic I'ub- licity Comm. '55. CAROL PATRICIA ADES, Knitting Club '53, Pep Club '55, French Club '55. ALAN RALPII ALKIRE, Order Comm. '55, Silver Quill '54, '55, Radio Clull '54, '55, Golt '55, '54, '55, lv. Basketball '55, '5+, '55, Track '54, '55. ALLAN YV. ANDERSON, -IR. FRANK TIIOINIAS ANDERSON, Basketball '54, '55, Intramurals '5+, '55. ROBERT XVILLIAM ANDERSON. VVILLIAM FRANKLIN ARGERIE, Senior Play Comm. '55, Bank- ing Staff '55, Radio Club '55. LINDA LEE A'I'KINS, YVays X Means Colnm. icilllllflllillll '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Pep Club '54, Dance Couun. '55. R. ALLEN AVNER, Radio Club '53, '54, '55, Chess Club '54, Science Club '53, '54, '55, Visual Aids CUHIIII. '55, Audio Comm. '55. SANDRA ANN BAHCOCK, Stullcllt Court '53, '54, '55, SCC. '54, '55, Dance Comm. '53, '54, '55, DZIIICV Publicity Couun. lChair- manj '55, XVelcoming Comm. '55, Sq. Dance Club '53, Art Club '53, Library Club '53, '54, '55, lbltllltljlfiilll Society '55, Variety Show '53, '54, Spring Play Comm. '54, Athletic Publicity Comm. '54, '55, jr. Prom Comm. '54, Li0lIlCCHlIIlIIg Comm. '55. VIRGINIA MAY BAGBY, Order Comm. '55, Homecoming Comm. '55, Xvelcoming Comm. '55, Intel'-School Relations Comm. '54, Ath- letic Publicity Comm. '55, Dance Comm. 54, '55, Election Comm. '54, '55, Election Comm. '54, Librar5 Club '53, '54, '55, Pep Club '54, Variety Show '54, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. CHARLES GORDON BAILEY MERRIEI. BALDERSON, Dance Comm. '53, '54, Safety Comm. Senior Prom Comm. '55, Homecoming '55, XYelfare Comm. '55, Pep Club '55, Senior Play Comm. '55. JAMES RCSSELL BALDVVIN, Yvelcoming Comm. '55, Order Comm. '55, Inter-School Relations Comm. '55, Senior I'rip Comm. '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55. EDVVARD EUGENE BALLENGER jr. Visual Aids '53, '54, '55, Audio Aids '54, '55. A 'iL'33'f+l?i'ff '. - W. Barkman C. Barksdale L. Barnes T. Barnes E. Barnett L. Barnett L. Barth D. Bath B. Baum B. Beavm september was a flurry ol schedule changes Behrman Be Benton J Bell W Bennett J Bentz AL YVILLIAIVI DONALD BARKINIAN, H.R. Pres. '55, Senior Party' Comm. '54, '55. CECILE ELIZABETH B.-XRKSDALE, Senior Announcements Comm. '55, Silver Chips '54, '55, Intramurals '53. LINDA VIRGINIA BARNES, Safety Comm. '54, '55, Homecoming Comm. '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Mono- gram Comm. '54, '55, Pep Club '54, Pres. '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Monogram Society '55, Silver Quill '53, Variety Show '53, '54, Intramurals 53 TERES-X ANN BARNES Blair Rollers 53 54, 55 Pep Club S3 54 55 Senior Prom Comm 55 ELIZABETH WAYNIE BARNETT VVays and Means Comm 55 Chaplain Comm 55 Band 53 54, 55 LEXIE ANN BARINETT Blair Rollers 53 LORRXINE ESTELLE BARTH Safety Comm 55 Order Comm 55 Dance Comm S4 55 Senior Plax Comm 55 VVelcom1ng omm 55, HR Sec Pe u 55 French Clu 5 Library Club 54 55 Intramurals 54 FTA 55 DAWID G BATH Visual Aids 53 Nice Pres 54 Pres S5 Science Club S5 Tennis 54 BETTX INAOVII BAUM VVelfare Comm 54 EDN X 53 S4 55 Intramurals 53, 54 BONITAK BEAVIIN Dance Comm 54 55 Radio Club 55 Thes pians 55 Variety Show Comm 54 Spring Play Comm 54 Senior Play Comm 55 PEGGY AINNE BEHRMAW Publicity Comm 54 55 VVelfare Comm 54 Dance Comm 55 Senior Play Comm 55 Senior Party Comm 55 Variety Show 53 54 Thespian Society 54 55 JAMES EDWARD BELL ROL-XND NEIL BELL Senior Class Play S5 Musical 55 Soccer 5 55 Intramurals 53 VS ILLIS VVIRT BEINNETT Banking 53, 54 55' Variety Show 54. LIINDA MARIE BENTON Blair Rollers 54. ,IO AN LOUISE BENTZ H.R. Nice Pres. 54, Inter-School Relations 55' Senior Prom Comm. '55' junior Prom Comm. '5-l' Dance Pub- licity Comm. '55' Advanced Chorus 54. GORDON AIN DREW BERRY R G. Berry wr :bl Scnifrr- came tw their anniial party.ancl knocked thrz-e time: at Ilrrnamluk Hideaway. The cafe -ctting was atmosphere for gm enjoy able evening highlighted liy entertaining senior: and faculty. D, Bucker, E.I.f1cl.artl. N. Nlnrtlutk, I.. Barntw. R. ll.tll:nan, M. .Xnttnt-lli, .intl M. Lmld- lmcrg were aerved refreahments. A. Blankenship C. Block I. Bondurant I7 . ij' PS Q C G. Bliss .Xl,lC'l-I .XXX lil,.XNKl2NSllll', ll, R. Prw. 'S-lg V. l'rn'-.'3S1 Pep S- Bohn, Clulw '54, 'S53 lllIl'l Nl'llOfll Rt-latinnx Cnrnm. '54, 'SSQ llnncc Comm. VV- Bomfam '53, 'Sig slnninr llr-tin. Cnmxn. '54, CilfliRCilf IIICYRY BLISS, Ural r l'fvrnin. 'SSL Siifvty Chtinrn. '551 I-Ilt-t-tinn L'ttnnn. '931 .Xthlrtir lhiilivitx' Cnrnin. 551 Yztritts Shfiw ' Owrnrtt. '99, l'nlilit'ity lfinnt. 'iii lltmwt'-nttirig C'-mrnin. 'iii KVA- , .,' cumin: f'1llIHll. '55, Suni-lr lllay CVlrnrn. 'S53 Radio Clnlw 'SSL Li- lwrarx' Clnlw WS. C',XRUI.ll HIHVK, Senivmr l'l.i- Vnmrn. 'SSZ Svniur Vrftrn Cninin. 'SSC ,lnniur l'rntn C'4-mm, '543 Knitting Clnlt 'SEQ lining Clnlv 1 h '53Z l't'p flnlt '55, N SlllRl,l'llf .XYll'.X liUllN, ljllllit' C'f1:nfn. 'UZ lilzlir Rwllviw. ' Q '54, '55. JKLXN l R.XYl'lf5 liUNl7l'li.XN l, li.ir.ltin: flnl- 'SSL ll. ll, 5. YV.X'YXl lCl'l,IiNlQ lilIXll-QXY l, l'i:1-lwtltnllNl:1n:1gt'r'93, il, 35. Nl.XRll.XN i'.XRl'liR liUHl'lf ltrtlr Ckmrn. 'ill Nninr l'l:1F Q llIlYII. 'iii liltrgirx flnlw '33, '91, 'i51R.ttlinC'lt1lv'54, 531 fjnill .intl Svtnll 11, 'SSQ Mlm-illfgnf 53, '94, 'iii ixlftll4lLfl'.illl Nwirtj 55, .hLlX.llll't'kl Clmrn- 'Sl G l llliYliRI.Y jl'XIi liUSXVURl'll, ll, R. lrvnx, 'Sig llillllgt' C'-lrnrn. 34, DJ, .Xtl1lit1V l'Llill1L'1I't llnnitn. '42 xXi'll'l'llllllf clllllll. '4. Z Xhrltztrt- Ufinni. 541 lIlIt'I'-5l'l1t4tl Rt'l.1ti'litN Cninin. Tl, ii, llnrnr- wining L'nnnn. S53 btfniwr Rtlztzii-nx LU rmn. 551 I.litt.ir5 Clint 53. '54, 'i5. Nl.i.inrattw '55, 'Sk 'iii Ritic learn 54, brniitr Party Cnittrn. SS: lntrnmnrals '53, '54, 55. UliR.Xl,lllNlf l.lQlQ HR.Xl'N, kftrt' bvni rr .X7tn1,.l.gf:1: ll C lIllll, SF. NI' Boote B. Bosworth G, B1-gun 7 :ca 'G 3 Ns' Y.'L '7' N Brickell E Brown . Burdlne S. Burkhalter G. Bush .S H Briggs W Bright K Bromley J Brown R Brown P BUCF football lever N XNCXSUE ANN BRICKELL Dance Comm 54 55 Librarx uv In amurals 53 4 HXROLD LEE BRIGGS Class Pres 53 Student Council 54 Prt 55 Chair Comm 54 Order Comm S3 54 VI elcoming, Comm S3 hef Club 53 ootball 53 ua 2 'I ack 53 4 VSIILIXM HUNTER BRIGHT III Blair Rollers 53 54 55 RXX BROMILX Intramurals 53 54 DE KN X BROVLOWIL EUGEWL XLLEN BROWN D O SS JOANNE BROVVN. RICHARD LEROX BROWN Student Council 54' H. R. Pres. '53 '54' Order Comm. 53 54' Frotball 53 '55' Varsity Track '53' Bas- ' 1all'53 ' ' ' s-1 ' '5 55' Senior Cass Ires.' . PAULA BRYER. BRUCE VSILBERT BVRANIEN II. R. Vic P s. '55, EARL IIORACE BURDINE j. N. Football 54. SANDRA ARLINE BURKHALTER Inter-School Relation. C rnrn. '54' Chairman '55' W elcoming Comm. '54 '55' Homecornint, Comm. 55' Dance Comm. 53' Senior Announcement Comm. '55' Cheerleaders ' Capt. 55' . R. Se. . GENE BUSH. JEAN FRANCES CALLAHAN Athletic Publicity Comm. '55' L'- brary Club 54 Exec. Board '55' Debating Club '54' Dance Comm. '55' Radio Club '55' Homecoming Comm. '55' Senior Play Comm. '541 Naricty Show Comm. '54' Senior Commencement Crmm. tChairmanJ 55' Maiorcttes '54 55' Intramurals '54 '55. D. JANET CAMPBELL Library Club '53 '54 '55' Advanced Chorus '54' Band 55. RONALD MKRSH-XLL C-VVIPBELL Typing Club '53' Soccer '53 '54 55' Intramurals ' 4. NANCX ELLEN CANDISH Senior Banquet Comm. '5 Election Comm. 54 '55' VS elcoming Comm. 54 55' L'brary Club '53 '5 '55' Dance Comm. 54' Intramurals '53 '54' Senior Banquet Comm. lChairmanJ 55. CHARLES KING CANNON. J. Callahan C. Cannon 'E' v.-ef L. 'T 'P D Bronzome B Buranen D Campbell R. Campbell . Candish if 'In V -4 'N f Si 5 ff ' N '-v Q 1 3, pp if P. Caplan D. Catutlal M. Chirichrlla C. Clint-fmitli M. Carol ,l. Ceranton D. Cliriftensen B. Collins As the bonfire burned brightly and soared into the air, so ditl the spirit of Blair rime with the flames to an exciting crexcendo liut not to die, the tire eventually would. ffi 'if' j. Carrico L. Carter E. Channell j. Charuhas F. Carpenter j. Chaney I'IIYI.I.l5 ELAINE C.XI'l..XN, Secretarial Comm. '55, Spanixh Cltili '55, I.llll'J1l'f Cltili '54, '55, St-iiior .Xiiiiiiuiicenient C'omm. '55, YVelfare Comm. '54, Silver Cliipx '55. INIXRY LOC CAROI., Safety C'omm. '53, '54, '55, Lilirary Cluls '53, '54, '55, Dance Comm, '55, Bantl '54, '55, liitramuralf '55, Viirii-ty Nliow Cotllm. '54. FRIQDICRICK .Xl.I,liN C.XRl'liNl'liR, Ratlio Cltili '53, '54. JAXIS CARRICO, Dance Comm. 54, Inter-School Relatiorix Comm. '54, Pep Clulw '54, Election Conim. '55, XVelcorning Comm. '55, .Xctivity Comm. '55, Senior Banquet Comm. '55, bcriior I'l11j' Comm. '55, .Xtlvariced Chorus, '54, lntramurala 453, Bowling '53, '54, II. R. Sec. '55. LORRAINE YVONXE C.XR'l'IiR, Blair Rollers '55, D. O. '55. DONALD BRl'I'IC C.X'l'I'D.XI., 'I'I'1lCli '53, '54, Illll'I1llll1l'11lN '55, Order Comm. '54, '55, Lilirary Cluli '54, '55. ,IEANNE IIARYVOOD CIiR.XN'I'ON, Lilirary Club '53, '54, '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, National 'Ihespian Socicty '54, '55, Inter- bchool Rulationx Comm. '55, tiirls Rifle Cluli '54, 5ilx't'r Chip- '55, Spring Play '54, Senior Claws Play '55, Intramuralx '53, '54, 55. j.'XMlLb CHARLES CIIANEY. EARL CLINTON CIIANNELI., Band '53, '54, '55. jE.XN HELEN CIIARLTIIAS, btudcnt Council '54,, II. R. bee. '53, '54, 55, Senior Class Sec. '55, .Xthletic Publicity Comm. '54, '55, junior Prom Comm. '54, Senior .Xnnouncement Comm. '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Dance- Comm. Chaperonu '55, XXX-lcotiiirit.: Comm. '55, lilection Conini. '54, Moriotfrarn Sitclvtj' 553 lloiiictrfitii- ing XV:-eki,-titl Coriirii, '54, '55, Library Cluli '53, '54, '55, Variety Show '53, '54, lntramuralf '54. MARY CllRl5'l'INIi ClIlRlCllIiI.I..X, Blair Rollurf 551 II. R. Sec. '55, D. O. '54, '55. DOROTHY LYNNE CIIRISIENSIQN, Dance Comm. '55, Inter- School Relations Comm. '54, '55, St-nior Relation- Cornrn. '55, Homecoming Comm. '55, Lilirary Cluli '53, '54, '55, Senior Play '55, Intramural, '53, '54, '55. CLACDINE ORAYINA CLINEbMI'I'II, BE'I I'Y LEE COLLINS, Silver Chips '55. 5. -. 'FJ A B. Colvin A. Condon C. Cox H. Cox L. Cox J. Coyle M. Crabill R- fffamef N. Crawford T- Cunningham -13,5 A . sc, g. C7 . IL., ' ' A w , ,tie . 'Q S' ' 1 l 'N lg Q . 1 G. Constantine J. Cook R- Cornwall committees ancl clubs kept us busy BONNIE JEAN COLVIN, H. R. Sec. '55, Publicity Comm. '55, Ac- tivity Comm. '55, Silver Chips '54-, '55. AUDREY CONDON. GEORGE LEO CONSTANTINE. JANE EDITH COOK, Senior Commencement Comm. '55. ROBERT ELLSWORTH CORNWALL, Biology Club '54, '55, F. T. A. '54, 's5. CAROL NORA COX, Athletic Publicity Comm. '55, Dance Comm. '54, Homecoming Comm. '55, Inter-School Relations Comm. '55, Sil- verlogue '53, '54, '55, F. D. N. A. '54, '55, Pep Club '54, '55, Intra- murals '55, Quill 6: Scroll '55, Activity Comm. '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55. HARRY BROMLEY COX, H. R. Pres. '54, D. O. '55. LOIS ROBERTA COX, Banking Club '55, Intramurals '55. JOHN FIELDER COYLE, Chess Club '53. MABEL DIXIE CRABILL, Silverlogue '55, Banking '54, '55. RACHEL MARIE CRAMER. NANCY ELLEN CRAVVFORD, Banking '53, '54, '55, Library Club ',53. TOMMY LEE CUNNINGHAM. ROSE MARIE CURRY, VVelfare Comm. '53, Election Comm. '55, Silverlogue '54, '55, Banking '55, Intramurals '54, Blair Rollers '55. R. Curry 'B h x S.-'Y' - SX Reiuning over thc IIUITIECOIIIIIILI YVeekc'nd festivities were jeanctte Tlmmnx and Dick Street. Clwfen hy the Student llflllj' :ix Mr. and Nliw Ilornecwming, they held the place of Imnur nt the formal on the eve nf our vic- mrinux ffimlwill game. L. Dabney J. Davis D. Deering M. tum. R C. Degen ur M Q' B. Daly S' IYDA YHRRIS DAIVQIQY, Sift-ty Cfimni. 'SSI YVclComint3 I C'umm, 'SSL I.il1rnry Cul: 53, '54, 55: I1'.'I'.A. '54, '553 Senivir Iizinquit Cifinm. '55, D'xnc,- Puiilicity Comm. 'S4: benifir I'l:1j' Cwnirii. '55. IEARISARA IIARRIIQI' DALY, I.iIirury Cluli '53, '54, 'SSL bclenee Cluli '54, '55. 5I'AfiI.IQY IJ.-XNUVISKI. g fmm. DDI Iyxcliutige btudcnt 'g I.Uib ,II'.AX DARR, II.R. Sec. '531 Dance Cf1mm,'53: XVelcom- in I ' ' S5 I' 1' X '53 '54 '55' .... , , , bpanfh Ciulw '55, Deliating Clulw '53, Adxzinct-cl Chorux S+, r Play Cwmm. '55, Intrzimuralx '53 'S4 '55 DI.-XXI-Q ,Ili XX DAVIS. IUAN DAVIS, Inter-Sclioril RCldlI1lIl5 Comm. '55: Pulwlicity Coriizii. 55: Activity Cfimm. '55, Dance Cwrnm. 55: Hume- UIIIIIIQ VVQ-'keiitl Ciiinm. '53, Blair Rfillers '55, Pep Club '54, 'SS 'SSL bciiiii NIADI,I.I.INIQ I.. DAVIS, Intcr-Schoril Rclutiwnf Comm. '55, I'ulvlic:tv Cvirnm. '55, Activity Comm. '55, Dance Comm. 'SSL Iiluir Rnllvrx 553 Ftp Cluii '54, '55, Ilfirnccoining Weekend Comm. S5 RICHARD AI.I.AN DAVIS, Ffmtlm ' , ' Il 53 54. I'XlRICI X XNN D XYION IIR V I'ref. '53, Pep Club '54, jIfNIi IIILNDIQRSUN DIQADMON, II. R. Sec '55 DURUIIIY IIQAN DICIQRINCJ, DIIPIIIJKFHIII Sfrciety 'SSC F.'I'.A. '53 '54 'Sig I renchClul1 55: Urcheftra '53, '54, '55, Advanced Churtr '54, '55. CIIARIIL5 I.. DIQCSIQN, Sncccr '53, '54, Truck '53. GEMRUIQ -IANIES DIQNIAS. !x1.xRx' M.xKu.xRL'1' iiiixnxxn, Lilirury '53, '54, 55, '15-ping Clut- 533 Iiund '53, '54, '55. IAMI.: XYILLIAM DILNXIS, Order Ctimrn. '55, Radio Club '55 Danowski . Davis G. Demas I S Q - gs cc. w Yi 3 1 S f 5. -1.4 'J- .. 1 Lv , L. Darr P. Dnxton INT. Dcneune Z' f D. Davis I. Deadmon J. Dennis .1 Y .- 'x L 'ff S pw..--.--..... L-.Z'4 u f -4 Q' I . Q A' 5 - ave .ir .X Q.-L I . Paul Freas and Dick Street carried the poor, battered figure of a typical Coolidge player, at the pep assembly before the big Homecoming game against Coolidge. november ended with the football season's victory cry M- Dfnnlf T. Devlin A. Dledrlch R. Dirksen E- Dlsque S. Dodson - 'hs . ke f If f ' L.. 9' g - X al. 3 1 1 ex- MARY ELIZABETH DENNY, H. R. Sec. '53, '55, H. R. Treas. '54, VVelcoming Comm. '55, Blair Rollers '53, Publicity Comm. '54, '55, Inter-School Relations Comm. '54, '55, Pep Club '55, Dance Comm. '55, Senior Prom Comm. '55, Senior Announcements Comm. '55, Senior Commencement Comm. '55. THOMAS BEAL DEVLIN, Safety Comm. '53, '54, '55, Order Comm. '53, '54, '55, Chair Comm. '55, French Club Treas. '55, Silver Chips '54, Art Club Pres. '53, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Spring Play '53. ANN ELIZABETH DIEDRICII, H.R. Treas. '54, Monogram Comm. '53, '54, Chairman '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Girls Phys. Ed. Plan- ning Comm. '53, Sec. '54, Pres. '55, Library '53, '54, '55, Viklcoming Comm. '55, VVeIfare Comm. '53, Publicity Comm. '54, '55 Variety Show Comm. '54, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. RICH.-XRD PAYETTE DIRKSEN, Science Fair '54. EARL VVILLI.-X51 DISQCE, H.R. Pres. '55, Senior 'Iirip Comm. '55, Baseball '54. STEVVART MONROE DODSON, Chairman XYelcoming Comm. '55, Chair and Assembly Comm. '55, Safety Comm. '55, Library '53, '54, '55. JOHN DCMBAR DUXALDSON. FREDERICK XYILLI.-XM DORSEY, Order Comm. '55, Chair and Assembly Comm. '55, Student Court '55, Silver Chips '55. J. Donaldson F. Dorsey 3. ' 1,1 '..., !9 ' .T i C. Douglass j. Dovell E. Downs M. Dunn R. Dyer P. Eady CHARLES BROYVN DOUGLASS, Graphic Arts Club '53, Rifle Team '54, D. O. '55. JEAN INIARIE DOVELL, Blair Rollers '53. EDYVIN FRANCIS DOYVNS. ELNICE LINDA DIIBINSKY, II. R. V. Pres. '54, YVelfare Comm. '53, Library Club '54, '55, Silver Chips '54, '55, Sec. of Bank '55, Variety Show 53, Intramurals '53. ROBERT EDVVARD DUNIIAM, Science Club '54, Intramurals '53, MARGARET DUNN. ROBERIA DALE DYER, Radio Club '54, '55, YVelfare Comm. '53, Silver Chips '53, Library Club '53, Variety Show '53, Senior Play Comm. '55, Senior Commencement Comm. '55. PATRICIA ANN EADY, H. R. Tre-as. '54, '55, YVelc0ming Comm. '54, '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Order Comm. '55, Inter-School Rela- tions Comm. '55, Homecoming XVeekend Comm. '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Pep Club '54, '55, Intramurals '53, DAVID EARLE EDEN, H. R. V. Pres. '53, '55, Senior Prom Comm. '55, Senior Class Play '55, P. A. Announcer '55, V. Basketball '53, '5-l-. DAVID STANTON EDVVARDS. HENRY BENj.-XMIN EDYVARDS. PATTIE VANCE EDXVARDS, H. R. 'I'reas. '53, Election Comm. '53, '54, YVelcoming Comm. '54, Silver Chips '55, Intramurals '54. DIANE VALENTINE EHLERT, H. R. Sec. '53, '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, YVelfare Comm. '54, XVelcoming Comm. '55, Order Comm. '55, XVays 8: Means Comm. '55, Election Comm. '55, Publicity Comm. '55, Majorettes '53, '54, '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Pep Club '54, '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. XVILLIAM LEE ENGLISH, Safety Comm. '55, Order Comm. '55, Chair Comm. '55, Football '55. XVILLIAM PARSONS ESHELMAN, Safety Comm. '54, '55, Assembly Comm. '53, '54, '55, YVelcoming Comm. '55, Order Comm. '53, '54, '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, French Club '54, '55, Football '54, '55, Truck '53, '54, '55. ROBERT LEE ESSICK, Athletic Comm. '55, Amateur Radio '53, '54, '55 HOPE EUGENIA EVANS. YV. Eshelman .'-R ix A- 1 ... 4 1-' 'I 4 I N., E. Dubinsky Eden Edwards D. Ehlert R. Essick 7' T .,- .- 5 5, I ,e f p if., if :FJ .I ,-. ,Q S1 R. Dunham D. Edwards P. Edwards W. English H. Evans .N h 's ,.- S .ig vsp' K7 6- . . 0 U , F , I . fha'-jf 9' I -J gg. 'W' 5. fv- I 9 f . i , , , ,Y J.. , N i -s... ,- W, ,, ff i f . l , I , 1 , r ,-'fi::f:::r.-:.-ff. A,-' . .- . E 'I' J V. Evans S. Everett P. Everly B- Ewen gf i'1er R. Falck S. Falconer M. Faust P. Fineran - 15 Cf R. Fletcher I. Ford R. Ford rn- 3? 1- 1 we found new york exciting and interesting VIVIAN SHIRLEY EVANS, H. R. Sec. '53, '54, D.O. '55. SUSAN E. EVERETT, Chaplain Comm. '55, Intramurals '55. PETER O'NEIL EVERLY, D. O. '55. BARBARA BESS EWEN, Publicity Comm. '53, '54, Chairman '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55. 22236 GORDON MCCRAY FADER, French Club '55, Intramurals '53. N. France ROBERT ALAN FALCK, Order Comm. '54, '55, Safety Comm. '54, '55, Band '53, '54, Student Conductor '55, Orchestra '54, '55, SUZANNE FALCONER, Senior Announcement Comm. '55, F.D.N.A. '53, '54, '55, Pep Club '54, '55. ' MARILYN RUTH FAUST, Order Comm. '54, '55, YVays Sz Means Comm. '54, '55, F.D.N.A. '53, '54, '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Senior ii Bacculnureate Comm. '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. A, PAUL VINCENT FINERAN. A ,- I , KENNETH FRANK FISHER, JR., D. O. '54, '55. . it A ' RUBY JEAN FLETCHER, D.o. 'ss. SHEILA CROMLEY FOOSE, Election Comm. '54, VVays Sc Means Comm. '53, Homecoming Comm. '55, XVelfare Comm. '55, Senior - Class Party '55, Senior Class Play '55, Intramurals '53, '54. JOHN LOUIS FORD, Library Club '54, Band '53, '54, RONALD VVALTER FORD. RUTHELLEN FORD, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Election Comm. '55, Athletic Publicity Comm. '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Library Club '53, 4 '54, '55, Variety Show '54, Advanced Chorus '54, '55, NANCY ELIZABETH FRANCE, Advanced Chorus '55. JULIE MAY FRANCIS, Election Comm. '54, Homecoming Comm. '55, Senior Commencement Com. '55, Thespian Society '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, F.T.A. '53, Monogram Society '55, Intramurals '53, Variety Show '53, '54. A gm' I. Francis Some close harmony, with guitar accompaniment, wzie practiced by J. VVilliam5, F. Ilill, P. Ilale, R. Ilallman, and 5. Sul- livan an they sped towards New York City on the Senior 'I'rip. fRiglflj NV. Kramer, surrounded by K. Payne, A. Smith, li. E5helm:m, N. Candi-h, J. Dzivi5, and J. Carrico, beat out a solid rhythm and toe-tapping improvisations on the drums. M. Francis C. Free J. Freedman D. Furlow Freas Freedman Frentz Gable 4- 5.4- S. - Y? MONA LEE FRANCIS, Blair Rollers '54, PAUL YV. FREAS, Aisemlily Comm. '54, '55, Safety Comm. '54, '55, Order Comm. '55, Football '53, '54, Co-cap. '55. CAROL LOUISE FREE, Athletic Publicity Comm. '53, Dance Comm. '53, '54, Library Club '53, Pep Club '53, Spaniah Club '55, Girls B Club '55, Intramurals '53, '54, 55. HARVEY PIIILLIP FREEDMAN, D.O. '55. JOEL FREEDMAN, Order Comm. '53, '55, J.V. Basketball '53, '54, Golf '53, '54, BARBARA ANN FRENTZ, Inter-School Relations '54, '55, Home- coming Comm. '55, Silverlogue '54, '55, Silver Quill '54, '55, National Honor Society '54, Sec. '55, Mouograui Society '54, Sec. '55, Debating Society '54, 55, Y. Pres. '54, Library Club '53, '54, '55, French Club '55, F.D.N.A. '55, Girl: Rifle 'I'eam '54, '55, Pre5. '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55, Pep Club '53. DELMAR ISAAC FCRLOXV, JR., D.O. '55. RAYNIOND LEYVI5 GABLE, Order Comm. '55, Photography Club '53, Debating Club 'I'rea5. '54, Vice Prez. '55, French Club '55. INIARIA CLELIA UANUZA, Eleetion Comm. '55, Whiya and Nieanx Comm. '55, Dance Publicity Comm. '55, Senior Relatiom Comm. '55, Debating Club '55. JAINIES T. GARDELL.-X, JR., II.R. Y. Prez. '54, II.R. Pres. '54, '55, Junior Prom Comm. '54, Ijaaeliall '53, '54, '55. MARIANA GARRIi'I'I', Dance Couiui. '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Cleanup Comm. Chairman '55, Library Club '55. M. Ganoza l. Gardella M- GSUCII Q-'fu EMMA SUE GOING, Advanced Chorus or - OC W. Garrett R. Greber L. Goebel IW. Goldberg H. Goodman ff' 963 3 ,. ez. X M. Garvin D. Gilliland E. Going . AVN, 1 . V I E I Y' M. Gates D. Gelfeld F. Gellner G. Glaize S. Glass V. Goad VVILLIAM JOSEPH GARRETT, Order Comm. '55, Silver Chips '53, '54, '55, Science Club '55, Photography Club '53, '54. MARY ALICE GARVIN. MARY J. GATES, Publicity Comm. '53, '54, Dance Comm. '54, Library Club '53, '54, Pep Club '53, '54, Drama Club '54, Majorettes '54, Spring Play '53, '54, Christmas Play '54, tLeadJ. DOUGLAS PAUL GELFELD, Senior Baccalaureate Comm. fChair- many '55, Orchestra '54, '55. FRED HENRY GELLNER, Band '54, Drum Major '55, Intramurals '53. ROBERT H. GERBER, Election Comm. '55, Order Comm. '55, VVel- fare Comm. '55, Safety Comm. '55, Senior Commencement Comm. '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Welfare Comm. '55, Safety Comm. '54, '55 DAVID EVVING GILLILAND, Track '53. GERALD RAYMOND GLAIZE, Square Dance Club '53. SUSAN ANNE GLASS, Ways and Means Comm. '55, Pep Club '55, Library Club '55, French Club '55. VIRGINIA KATHLEEN GOAD, VVelfare Comm. '53, '54, '55, Ac- tivity Publicity Comm. '55, Election Comm. '55, Dance Publicity Comm. '55, Pep Club '55, Advanced Chorus '54, '55, Varsity Show '55. LLOYD ALBERT GOEBEL, JR. Athletic Publicity Comm. '55, Order Comm. '55, Inter-School Relations Comm. '55, Homecoming Weekend Comm. '55, Aeronautics '53, Radio '55, Band '54, Senior Play Comm. '55 '54, '55, Bowling '53, '54. I. Goldstein M. Goodwin MERLE SUSAN GOLDBERG, Order Comm. '55, Election Comm. '55, Dance Comm. '55, Athletic Publicity Comm. '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Musical Comm. '55, Junior Prom Comm. '54, Library Club '54, '55' F.T.A. '55' Variety Show Comm. '54' Intramurals '54. JOEL M. COLDSTEIN H. R. Pres. '53' Inter-School Relations 55' Basketball 53 54 55' Intramurals 53 54 55. HELEINE A. GOODMAN D.O. '55. MARIAN RUTH GOODWIN. PAUL GORDON. BARBARA RUTH GOSSAGE H. R. Pres. 54' H. R. Sec. 53' Senior Prom Comm. 55' Senior Play Comm. 55' Sqquare Dance Club 53' Variety Show 54' Intramurals 54 55. P. Gordon B. Gossape 'K' YVhen land xpeC11l:1tor mme rn n r 11 0111111 1 111 dum 1f1r Tor came tm rvulive that hg 61111141 nn lun Lr cl111g tvthc p11 but 11 11111 P1 111 to l1xe II N gn cl11113x ofthe play, are 'If john 111 X Nm1 r Ll be N B Bar RIC L 1 R .11111 ell 1 urn I and the curtaln rose on uhigh tor J. Gowen E. Green J. Greenleaf iv T' Q5 xv 1 AHL - , Q Y Q in MD! 2' S Gulick Gummvfr R GUQUH P Halesky D Hall L Hallman HIIII RLS X FR XNCES OLCKERI W ays and Means Comm 55 l'ubl1c1ts Comm 55 Dance Comm 55 benior Play Comm 55 bpanlsh Club 55 SHIRLEX JEAN CULICK SUS XX MXRX GUMPPER HR V Pres 54 55 Dance Comm 54 55 Chaplain Comm 55 Senior Prom Comm 55 Varietw Show 54 Library Club 53 54 55 Pep Club 54 Majorettes 54 55 Intramurals 3 RAY OUSIIN bllwer Chips 53, 5 55 PHILIP OLIVER H-XCKELTON B air Rollers 53 54 55 O 5 5 RAX MOND VV HXLE Football 55 Basketball 54 PAUL JOHN HALESKX Welfare Comm. 53 54 Exec. Board 55' Athletic Publicity Comm. 53 54' Inter-School Relations Comm. '55' Library Club '53 '54 Exec. Board '55' National Honor Society 54 55' Monogram Society '54 55' Orchestra 53 54- 55. DAVID F, HALL Amateur Radio Club 53 54 555 Visual Aids LORETTA SUE HALLMAIN H.R. Pres. 55' Senior Announce- ments Comm. '55' YVelcoming Comm. '54 55' Inter-School Rela- tions Comm. 55' Homecoming Comm. '55. RU'I'lI INIAY IIALLNIAN Activity Comm. 55' Blair Rollers 55' Pep Club '53 '54 55' Inter-School Relations Comm. '54 55' Ilome' coming., Comm. 55. IQLIZAIiIl'I'H SARA HALPERI Intramurals '53 '54 55. 'XCQIIELYN ANN HANHACK Chaplain Comm. 55. JOHN VKILLIAINI HANSON Band 53 5 '55. INALD PERRY HARINIAN H.R. Pres. '53 '54 V. I ls. ' er Comm, '54 55' ': ety Commf 4 ' ' ' air I mm. '5 ' Assembly Comm. '54 '55' Senior Relations Comm. '55' Key ub ' ' ootlwall ' ' .' ' B.. 'e 1:1 ' ' . JANIES VVILLIAINI HARRIS. DONALD E. HARIYVELL, Football '53' Intramurals 54. LOS DERRY HARIXVELL. H.R. It. ' , '54' Secrctaria . mm. '55' Sen' Relation Comm. '55' l nce Comm. '53 '54 ' ' 1 Club '54' a'orettes '5' '54 Co-Captain ' . NANCY RU'I'I'I HARVEY XVelfare '53' Banking '53' Mujorettes ' '5 '55' Intramuras ' . J. Harris N. Harvey 4 503 P Hackelton R Hallman Hanback D. Hartwell . Hartwell i 1 F A yr lil 'T' 4 cl- f f fVi 3 9? Q 3 f xr. 1 ,,,,Y, r. fir. ll fl' X, :X 4 E' P Wa 1: 5 Q: 4 2.8 1 N. Hawkins R, liIl5CI'ClfI D. Helier KI. Herlwck U. Heylwey 5, HUC Q we applauded the cheerleaders llpl HILN LLR05 HASIA' CWJIIIIII. '55. N F. IIIiRIiIiC'K, 'l'lllCli '53 FRANCES IIARRIEI' lIAl'Ci, AVt'lCUIIliIU.Z Cllllllll. '55. NANCY Rl l'II IIANYKINS, ACtix'i15 C11111111. '54, '55, I.il11,a11'y Cluli '53, '54, '55, Pup c'llllW '53, 54, 5ilvcr Quill '53, '54, '55, B:1nki11g'53, '54, l'I't'll5. '55, Variety Shun' C11111111. '54, 5c11i11r I'l11y RUBERI' KIiNNli'I'Il IIAYVRAF l', I'hu1og1'x1pl1y Clulw '53. DONALD jUSIil'Il IIEHIQR, French Club '55, Ffmtlwull '53, '54, '55, Track '53, '54, '55. FRANCES ICS'l'IQI.I,Ii IIEIVIQ Dance Comm. '55, SIDLllllNll Clulw '55. 2 A jAC'Oii lfl7NlUNlJS HIQNIINUYYAY, Spanixh f'lul1 l'11 '55 ' Scixiiu- Clulv '55, N:1x'igz11i1111 and Acrf111:iu1iCN Clulw '55, lianml '54. .. ' 55, Scnivu' P1215 '55, . Ullfkllzlb XXIliI.lli.Xl,l7 1,14.11RL. IIIAABILY, XXult111'1- Q1-111111. 54, , 1- 1' llllllgf C11111111. '53, '54, '55, 5c11i111' A1111111111u'1111'11r U1111111, . '55, fhvw i'l11l1 '54, 5n'ir111'e' flllll '54, l'1'w. '55, H1111111' Nwirty I gg 54, '55, Nl111111Lg1:1111 51111115 '55, 511111-1' NILIIIIIQLCI 59 54 H1 lvlll iNillI1.lg.It'I' '53. 5- HWY V HH1114 f111R1,1ax' ,xxx 11111, AA't'll3lll 1'.111m. 73 I.I5 x 1 'ssl lil11,'11'1 Ili, Illlii-lf: L, m1',1:i:I1:5I:s':1y' L'llll' '54, '55, 5X'ul1'11111i11g f'I1Illlll '55, Iln1111c1'f11111111g Q11111111. 55. xv. Huffman R. HHHRS -g3l.,AX llIl.l, lJ11lv1 L11111111. 54, l.ll1l IIN lluli DJ 34 Rl l'll IQYA NIARIA llUl l NlAN, U1 111 Lllllllll 55' l7'1111'n- fllllllll, '55, lI.R. lwxix. '55, I4 lJ.N.A. 55 H. Shapley, AI. 515111, sl. l'i1'k1'11, li, l5:11'k111:111, li. XYIl.l.IAN1 'IAY lllhlfl-'NlAN, S1'11i111' P115 cllllllll. 55. Fnlfk. and R- 1111111-f, If-1 fllf f'1w1'w 1'111 1111111 15 R11'11.xR1m ix1,1ax.xx1i1-LR llUl,I.lS, 11i..1..g1 f'll1l1 ss, Flllltl red hut! -at thu 11111141 tuutluill g.1111c. Nlllrmgtlw '53, 15+y 55. ' Q., ffl ' .qu f Q Aga 44' .1-Q, f K' J. Holt P. Hornaday J. Hummel S. Hunnicutt C. Inscoe R. Irelan J. Irving S. Iwata R. Izquierdo H. Jacobsen Ox Q- , if ' , ' A, 1 ' . Q ,. 2. x 1- S '- at , L. Hornbeak B. Howell J. Hudson remember the hilarious library club initiation? JOHN VVILLIAM HOLT, Order Comm. '55. PATRICIA ANN HORNADAY, VVelComing Comm. '55, Library '53, '54, '55, Advanced Chorus '54, LOIS DIANE HORNBEAK, Advanced Chorus '53, '54. BEVERLY ANN HOVVELL, VVelcoming Comm. '55, Dance Comm. 54, '55, Activity Comm. '54, Publicity Comm. '53, '54, '55, H.R. Sec. '54, Pres. '55, Girls Rifle Team '54, '55, Pep Club '55 Variety Show '53, '54. JOAN ELIZABETH HUDSON, Advanced Chorus '54, '55, JUDITH PATTEE HUMMEL, VVelfare Comm. '54, 55, Publicity Comm. '54, '55, Diane Comm. '54, '55, Senior Baccalaureate Comm. '55, Inter-School Relations Comm. '54, French Club Sec, '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Band '53, '54, 55, Honor Society '54, '55, Mono- gram Society '55. SHIRLEY ANN HUNNICU'I I'. CAROL LEE INSCOE, School Store, '53, '54, '55, Order Comm. '54, Dance Comm. '55, Homecoming Comm, '55, Inter-School Relations Comm. '55, Senior Prom Comm. 55, jewelry Club '53, Photography '53, Band 453, '54, '55. ROBERT VV. IRELAN, Golf '53, '54, '5S. JANE IRVING, Welfare Comm. '53, Sec. '54, '55, Publicity Comm. '54, Dance Comm. '54, Inter-School Relations Comm. '54, Library '53, '54, Exec. Board '55, Monogram Society '54, Pres. '55, F.'I'.A. '54, Honor Society '54, '55, Silver Chips '53, Advanced Chorus '54, '55, Senior Announcement Comm. Chairman '55, Intramurals '53, '54. SHIRLEY NOBUKO IWATA, H.R. Sec. '54, Student Council '55, F.D.N.A. '53, '54, '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Blackboard Publicity '54, Inter-School Relations Comm. '54, Monogram Society '55, VVel- fare Comm. '54, Homecoming Comm. Invitations Comm. Chairman '55, Pep Club '54, Library Club '54, Treas. '55, Cheerleader '54, '55, Variety Show '54, Intramurals '54, ROSALINDA IZQUIERDO, Dance Comm. '55, Order Comm. '55, Welcoming Comm. '55, Library Club '55, Spanish Club '55, French Club '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. HERBERT VVALTER JACOBSEN, H.R. Pres. '54, Sec-Treas. '55, Chair Comm. '55, Basketball '54, '55, Football '54, '55. GEOFFREY NORMAN JAEGER. EDVVARD HOVVARD JARBOE, Order Comm. '55, Library Club '53, Track '54, G. Jaeger E. Jarboe , 1, '.,7In Shivering in the driving snow, S. Everett, M. Toth, C. Jones, and L. Suiz braved the elements while they waited for their bus at 3:30. S. Jeffries T. Johnston C. Junghans l 'S 5 I A' , .4 -23 9 R. Jinkins C. Jones P. Kantor is LQ 7 W f.. 4 ,I STEPHEN VINCENT JEFFRIES. ROBERT LEE JINKINS. FRED K. JOHNSON, Baseball '55. HELEN C.'YTllliRlNE JOHNSON, H.R. Vice Pre-, '53, YVel- fare Comm. '53, Treas. '54, Chairman '55, Student Council '55, VVays and Means '53, School Store '53, 54, '55, Publicity Comm. '53, Library Club '53, '54, Executive Board '55Z Silvtr- logue '53, Monogram Society '54, '55, .'Ydx'ancecl Chorus '54, '55, Nld. State Chorus '54, '55, National Honor Society '54, '55, Spring Play Comm. '54, Senior Class play '55, HlI.lJ.-Y El..-UNE JOIINMN, Welfare Comm. '54, If.lJ.N..Y. '54, '55, Banking '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. TERRY MCKELVEY JOHNSON, H.R. Pres. '54, Vice l'rt-s. '55, Senior Class Play '55, French Club '55, Football '53, '54, '55, Baseball '53, '54, '55. CARLYN El'l'ES JONES, YYclfare Comm. '53, Senior Prom Comm. '55, Home .Yrts Club '53, Jewelry Club '53. CLARA MAE JONES. ELLEN El.lZ.rYlili'l'll JONES, Pep Club '55, EDYVARD ROSSE JlINE.Ylf, Order Comm. '53, Hunting Sc Fishing Club 'S4. CHARLES JOSEPH JCNUHANS, H.R. Pres. '53, 'I'reas. '55, PAUL BERL K.XN'l'OR, Silver Quill '54, Business Manager '55, Pracco Argenteus Business Manager '55, Debating Club '54, '55, Chess Club '54, French Club '55. AIJA BlRl l'.Y KARKLINS, Blackboard Publicity Comm. '55, Pep Club '55. MARILYN LjENEYlEYE KARNES, Dance Comm. 'S5. MARY K.'Y'l'HRYN KEELER, School Store '54, '55, Senior Relations Comm. '55, F.'l'..Y. '53, '54, '55, Library Club '53, '54, Membership Chairman '55, Debating Club '53. F. Johnson H. Johnson H. Johnson C. Jones E. Jones E. Juneau A. Karklins G. Karnes K. Keeler 411.-up Y .' xbff a, . . - R - I 4 '- Q af .. 'y . -1? S . 2- gs J. Kerwin H. Ketchum B. Kimmel C. Kissenberger W. Kogok H. Kolodny JOHN ROBERT KERNVIN. HARRY VV. KETCHUM, Chess Club '54, Science Club '55. BARBARA LYNN KIMMEL, VVeIfare '52, Welcoming Comm. '54, F.'I'.A. '53, Dance Comm. '53, Senior Class Play '54, Senior Com- mencement Comm. '55, Intramurals '53, '54. MADELINE CARROLI. KING, Senior Play Comm. '55, Senior An- nouncement Comm. '55, F.'I'.A. '54, '55. MARUARIII' SIIILRRY KING, Silver Chips '54, '55, Library Club '53, Dramatic Club '54, Sqquare Dance '53, Senior Play Comm. '55, Senior Announcement Comm. '55, Senior Trip Comm. '55. CAROL JOAN KISSENBEROI-LR, D.0. '54, '55. XVILLIAM ANTHONY KOGOK, Student Council Rep. '55, H.R. Pres. 54, Library Club '55, NVays Sz Means Comm. '55, Chair Comm. '55, Chaplain Comm. tChairmanJ '55, Election Comm. '55, Athletic Comm. '55, Athletic Publicity Comm. '55. IIONVARD KOLODNY, Order Comm. '53, Chair Comm. '55, Pub- licity Comm. '53, H.R. Treas. '53, Senior Play Comm. Ichairmanj '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, National Thespian Society '54, Presi- dent 55, Christmas Assembly '54, '55, National Honor Society '54, '55, Quill and Scroll '54, '55, Monogram Society '54, '55, Spring Play '54, '35, Senior Play '55, Spring Musical '55, Arena Production '54, Band '53, '54, '55. ROBERT FRYER KORSCHEN, Science Club '55. RITA ANN KOXVALCHIK, F.H.A. '54, Rifle Team '55. VVALTER KRAEMER. JOHN IQDYVARD KR.-XI'SS, Senior Play '55, Care '53, Advanced Chorus '54, '55, Spanish Club '55. RICHARD ERIC KRALSE, H.R. Pres. '55, Basketball '55. BRUCE EARL KREMER, Order Comm. '55, Safety Comm. '55. UIQORGE EVGIZNE KROVSE, H.R. Pres. '53, '55. CARI. I.lEROY KRVIIM, JR. Band '53, '54, '55. KIQNNIIIII VVILLIANI KRITSE, Spanish Club '55, Science Club '55, Iiand '53, '54, '55. G. Krouse I M. King R. Korschen XV. Kraemer R. Krause C. Kruhm ,qpv f FO: G' M. King R. Kowalchik J. Krauss B. Kremer K. Kruse l gs ' . 1 Q vw. -nv ' fa X Y 1 if .iv 'I'-V gf' 551. 5, in-I. -4 if f 1 .5 f l fn. RX D. Kupfer M. Langford R. Lee J. Lemp W. Lewis 1? X ,' . Q ,Q , auf- , f 1 1:-'L .:ff25. 1-.hjgp :... ..... ... , A U... UI, H. . 55513 3 A. Lallande W. Lanham H. Leitzsey G. Lewis A. Lexen ,gp I ,qu-' 4 5 A C. Lamb N. Lamb J. Lamphier R. Last B. Lee P. Lee bells began and ended our day DONALD M. KUPFER. ANNA LALLANDE, Election Comm. '53, '54, '55, Homecoming Comm. '55, Inter-School Relations Comm. '53, '54, '55, Welcoming Comm. '54, '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Order Comm. '55, Welfare Comm. '55, Pep Club '54, '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Monogram Society '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Variety Show Comm. '55. CHARLES STUART LAMB, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. NEIL WOODROW LAMB, Care '53, Band '53, '54, '55, Intramurals '53, JOHN O. LAMPHIER, Order Comm. '53, '54, '55, Dance Comtn. '54, Safety '55, Chair Comm. '53, Library Club '54, '55. MARGARET JEAN LANGFORD, Blair Rollers '53. WILLIAM MILTON LANHAM, Band '53, '54, '55. RICHARD ALLAN LAST. . BRUCE L. LEE, Election Comm. '55, Order Comm. 55, Dance Comm. '54, Safety Comm. '55, Scenery Comm. '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Science Club '54, Soccer '54, '55, Track 54, '55. PHILLIP VVAYNE LEE, H. R. Pres. '53, Camera Club '53. ROBERT ANTHONY LEE, Band '53, '54, 55, Orchestra '53, '54, '55. HUGH JOHANN LEITZSEY, French Club '53, '55, V. Pres. '53, J. V. Baseball '53, Basketball '54, '55, Baseball '54, '55. JOHN LEMP, Order Comm. 54, '55, Dance Comm. '54, Senior An- nouncements Comm. '55, Science '54, French Club '55, Cross Country '54, Tennis '54, Intramurals '53, '54. GREGORY WRIGHT LEVVIS, Order Comm. '54, '55, Inter-School Relations Comm. '54, '55, Safety Comm. '54, '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Rifle Club '54. VVILLIAM FRANKLIN LEWIS, Band '54, '55, Intramurals '53, '54. ANDREA LEXEN, VVays Sc Means QCD-Chairmanj '55, Athletic Comm. '55, Homecoming Dance lllhairmanj 55, VVelfare Comm. '53, Order Comm. Sec. '55, Publicity Comm. '53, '54, Election Comm. '54, Library '53, '54, '55, Variety Show Comm. '5-4. BASILIO BIACROPCLOS LIACURIS, Spanish Club '55, Soccer '55. B. Liacuris all r ir.-,f L J On January 15 of the new year, Blair students appeared on the Inquirintz Editor. a current t-vent quiz show on XVTOP- TV. The six attending students were in two teams, the red team and the white. The broad smiles from M. Skolnick, S. XYalker. and D. Gelfeld of the white team proclaimed their victor' over L. Barth, R. Oakes, and B. Boswu th f th 0 s' Cnot shownl. D. Linaugh R. Lindholm T. Lisle G. Lockhart X 5 r o e ppo ing team DANIEL EDWARD LINAUGH. ANNETTE YVONNE LIND, Library Club '55, Intramurals '55. ROY CHARLES LINDHOM, Photography '53, Rifle Team '53, '54, JUDITH LINDNER, Order Comm. '55, Election Comm. '55, Pub- licity Comm. '55, Dance Comm. '55, Library Club '54, '55, Span- ish Club Sec. '55, Senior Party Comm. '55, F.T..-X. '55, Silverlogue '54, '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Variety Show '53, '54, junior Prom Comm. Variety Show Comm. '54. 'I'HUM.'XS .XLLIQN LISLE, c'llflll'lll1lll1Df .Xthlt-ticC'imm. '55, Dance Comm. '55, Order Comm. '55, Library Club '55. EDYVARD BERT LOCKARD, Band '53, '54, '55. GL.-XDYS LAVERNE LOCKHART, H.R. Treas. '54, Yvelfare Comm. '55, VVelcoming Comm. '53, '55, Homecoming Comm. '55, Dance Com. '54, '55, Silver Chips '54, Sewing Cluh '53, Intra- murals '53, '54, GILBERT LOCKS, D.O. '55. ROY HARRIS LOCKYVOOD, Order Comm. '54, '55. SAMUEL DAVID LOGAN. JOHN McHENRY LONG, Soccer '53. R. Lockwood S. Logan J. I-Ong ,mei .,,. 2 'Q . ns. i' sr '63 if 915 1 im C. Marton S. Mattison R. Meroney R. Merritte G. Meyerle C .f fo ai A ,, .. 7 :ze fe' I h 55 1. Martinelli J- Maftz s. Mason B. Meade C. Megby vl. Melia CHARLES B. MARTON. C . JACK 1viAR'r1NELLi. vs. - , Jonx wusox MARTZ, vnnni Aids Club '55, v. Pres. '55, Pres. L. ' 54. SARAH E. MASON, D.O. '55, Welfare Comm. '55. ' HERBERT JEROME MA'l 1'HEWS, JR., Band '54, '55, Orchestra '54, '55. A SUSAN TOWNE MATTISON, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Dance Comm. '54, 55, Nat. llonor Society '55, Athletic Publicity Comm. '55' Silver Quill '55' Hoinecominf Comm. '55' Girls Rille Club A J. Matthews 1 7 I '54, Sec. '55, Monogram Society Historian '55. S. Merchant Y Q X , , K. Miller BEVERLY EVE MEADE, Silver Chips '55, Dance Comm. '55, Ways and Means Comm. 55. CAROL LEE MEGBY, Class Sec. '53, H.R. Pres. '54, Library Club '53, '54, Pres. '55, Nat. Honor Society '54, '55, Silver Quill '53, '54, Editor in Chief '55, Debating Club 53, Sec. '54, Quill and Scroll '54, '55, Monogram Society '53, '54, '55, Praeco '53, '54, ln- trumurals 53, '54, Girl's Rifle Club '54, '55, Girl's Phys. Ed. Plan- ning Comm. '53, '54, '55. JAMES ONVEN MELIA. SHIRLEY ANN MERCHANT. ROBERT NELSON MERONEY, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Visual Aids '53, Prueco Argenteus '54, '55. Rl'1'A MERRITTE. P, Miller GEORGE FRANKLIN MEYERLE, Tennis '55, '54, '55. A- Milliken ' PRESTON BRADFORD MILLAR. KENNELH '1'. MILLER, Banking '55, Soccer '54, '55. PAUL D. MILLER. ANN FRANCES MILLIKEN, WVa3s and Means Comm. '53, Intra- murals '53, '54, Radio Club '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, F.D.N.A. '53, 54. K 7 CHARLES N. MlLLS, D.O. '55. S P Millar C Mills an 1 ff- T 1 ' I pf 'ZR 3 ff SL f D J, lyiillgvi 'A ' K S. Mohler . R. Moor ft K ,A 'A F- MUTE , 'K G, 51.015 f' ' x BI. Moyer XX! f Sk4.'Mun r A 5 ' X b N7 Murdock 'E 5' ' .,1 , uf ' A--'NWN' . , , - , x , Xl! 'I'lICi5Cl llOI' Corner of the library XS quiet place for C. Urincs, J. Scott, J. I.lIlLlIll'I'. -I- Nlclver, and G. Povers to read and study. provided LI v .lad Q5 'UQ R. Monaghan R. Mooney M. Moore N. Morgan G. Mflrfib D. Moser JOYCE JUANITA MILLS, Skating Club '55. . STEPHEN CHARLES MOHLER, Spanish Club '55, Athletic Club '55, Intramural Track Meet '54, '55. RUTH CECELIA MONAGHAN. REBECCA MARY MOONEY, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Dance Comm. 54, '55, Order Comm. '55, Homecoming Comm. '55, Wel- coming Comm. '55, VVays and Means Comm. '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55, Variety Show '54, Activity Comm. '55, Pep Club '54, '55, Honorary Hockey Team '54, Honorary Basketball Team '54, Majorettes '53, '54, '55. MARY JO MOORE Library Club '53, '54, '55, Publicity Comm. '54, Dance Comm. '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Safety Comm. '55, Majorettes '54, '55, Intramurals '53. RALPH VVILLIAM MOORE, D.O. '55. HERBERT FREDERICK MORE, H. R. Treas. '55, Order Comm. '55, Library Club '55, Senior Relations Comm. '55, Inter-School Relations Comm. '55, Visual Aids '54, Jewelry '54, Soccer '53, '54, '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55, Senior Class Chaplain '55. NELS THOMAS MORGAN, Audio-Visual Aids '53, '54, '55, Rifle Team '54, '55. GREGORY JAMES MORRIS, VVelfare Comm. '53, '54, Safety Comm. '54, '55, Welcoming Comm. '55, Baseball '54, '55, Basket- ball '53, '5-1-, Tennis '53, Homecoming Weekend '54, '55. DOROTHY ANN MOSER, Spring Play Comm. '53, Art Club '53, Intramurals '53. GEORGE JOSEPH MOSS, JR., Amateur Radio Club '53, Sec. '54, Pres. '55, Science Club '54, '55. MARY SUE MOYER, Dance Comm. '53, Library Club '53, '54, '55. MARGARET LOUISE MUNZ, Student Council '55, Activity Comm. '54, Chairman '55, Typing Club '53, VVelfare Comm. '55, Library Club '55, F.'I'.A. '55, Silverlogue '53, '54, '55, Quill 5: Scroll '54, '55, Advanced Chorus '54, Intramurals '53. NANCY ANNE MURDOCK, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Publicity Comm. '54, '55, Inter-School Relations Comm. '54, Chaplain Comm. '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Radio Club '54, Silver Chips '53, 54, Page Editor '55, Variety Show '54, Majorettes '54, '55. I il 5 ' 0, . A V 29 E7 . 91 L R. Musgrove D. Newman F. Norton C. Oakes P. 0'Bannon B. O'Brien P. O'Keefe C. O'Leary C. Ormes H. Packard :'- 5 be K s gl 'A' 1 B, Nicodemug W. Niner J. Norris sequins and lace marked the christmas formal RAYINIOND EDNVARD MUSGROVE. DAVID RICHARD NEVVMAN, Order Comm. '5Sg Dance Comm. '5-lf, '55, Library Club '53, '5-l, '55, Science Club '55. BE'I I'Y HARMAN NICODEMITS, II.R. Treas. '53, Dance Comm. '5-H, Chairman '55, Publicity Comm. '5-lg Blackboard Pub. Comm. '54, XVelfare Comm. '53, '54, VVa3s and Means Comm. '53, Order Comm. '53, jr. Prom Comm. '54, Library Club '54, '55, Pep Club '53, '54, Variety Show '5-I. XVILLIAINI GERARD NINER. JACQCELINE JEAN NORRIS, Dance Comm. '55, Silver Chips '55. FREDERICK CRANE NOR I'ON, Chaplains Comm. '54, '55g Visual Aids '53, Photography Club '53. CLALIDE RAYNIOND OAKES. PATSY O'BANNON. BARBARA ANN O'BRIEN. PATRICIA ESTHER O'KEEFE, Sr. Play Comm. '55, Sr. Announce- ment Comm. '55, Baccalxiurezite Comm. '55, Intramurals '53, 54, '55. COLLEEN PATRICIA OLEARY, Imramurals '53. CAROL ANN ORMES, Sr. Announcement Comm. '55. HARRY BAYLEY PACKARD, Chair Comm. '55, Library Club '55, Football '53, '5-I-. RYLAND DELANO PACKETT. R. Packett Ihe mother of pcirl cr un was plzlccd on the head m ri tmas queen, Su-an Gumppe-r, 5 fU nn Clark. Lee Briggx, presi- nt tu en g,oxtrnncnt looked on approvingly. 1. Parsons . Perry Pfafman :vi ' 'B' K 'R E, if 5- V, .L 6.- 'Ps HELEN icxxixii PAIR, Silverlouue '53, S+. 'Sis lllwlffwc Club '53S Library Club '54, '55, Dance Comm. '53, 54, '55Q Activity Publicity Comm. '53, '54, '55: Quill S Scroll '54, '55, benior Play Comm. '55, bpring Play Comm. 53. LIIQURUE AI.BER'I' PARMJN5, II. R. Y. Pref. '53, bpaniyh Club '54, boccer '54, '55. IUHX IIIUNIA5 PAI IILRMJN, Bari-tetball '53, '54, Iennix '53, '54. BARRY PACL PACR. EYELYX KAY PAYXIHQ, Homecoming 'I'rea5. '551 Yariety bhoyx Comm. 54, Dance Comm. '53, '54, '55, Interfbchool Re- lation: Comm. '53, '54, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Order Comm. '55, YVelcoming Comm. '54, '55, Monogram Society '55, Honor bociety '54, 55, Pep Club '54, '55: Intramurals '53, '54, '55. JUAN CARULYN PEACUCK, benior Relgitionx Comm. '55, Dance Comm. 54, '55, Publicity Comm. '54, '55g Yariety Show Comm, '53, YYelfare Comm, 55, Ilomecomiug Comm. '55, Pep Club '54. ELNIILR LIQRUY PI-LRRY. IIUXYARD PIQRSKY, bilxer Lillllli 53, '54, '55g P. A. An- nouncer '54, '55, Senior Claw Plziy Com. '55, 'I'L'IlIlI5 '53, '54 '55. CARULIL ANNE PI-l'I'IiRbUN, Blair Rollers '55. CIIARLIL5 IIENRY PI-1'I'IiRSUN, rilver Chipy '55, Order Comm. '53, '54, '55, Science Club '54, 'I'reLt5. '55, Photo Club '53, '54, V. Prem. '55, Blair Rollerf '53, '54, '55, bt-niorPlL1y 'I'rip '55, benior Comm. '55. Rl I'II INIARILYXN PILI'IQRbUX, Order Comm. 55, Library Club '54, '551 Executive Comm. 55, YYelfare Comm. '551 Ilome- coming Comm. '55, Dance Comm. '53, '54, '55, Athletic Pub- licity Comm. '55, Variety bhow Comm. '54, Clit-erlt-xitlera 55. JAMES EDXYARD PFAFMAN, Library Club '54, '55, Band '53, '54, '55. CARUI, REBECCA PHILLIPS. DIXII4. I.Iph PHI1.I.II'5. F.lI.A. '53, '54g Sec. '54, '55. ROBERT EDXVARD PICKARD, H. R. Y. Pres. '53, '54, Intru- mural '53, '54, '55, Soccer '53, '54, '55. J. Patterson B. Paur IE. Payne H. Persky C. Peterson C. Peterson C. Phillips D. Phillipe R. Pickard 5 ,' 1-pf ,av l S After the basketball rc-:im had iron the state championehip they challenged the faculty. The Blair Glolietrotters won the llHmf' lb' 51 Nllm Illllrinn of twenty pointx. xl. Schfien inakes two points as Coach Pazahanick, Mr. XViles, D. Shankin, Coach Car- rafco. A. Alkire and M. Skolnick watched. J, Pickett XV. Pope E. Powell Q- eng. planning the future was a chief concern JAMES MARSHALL PICKETT, Order Comm. '55, Chair Comm. '55, bpanifh Club '54, J. V. Football '53, '54, Track '53, '54, '55, Croes Country '55. MARIE FRANCES PIPER, Order Comm. '54, Safety Comm. '54, Dance Comm. '54, Pep Club '54, F. 'I'. A. '54, French Club '54, F. D. X. A. '54, Senior Play Comm. '55. XVILLIAINI ALFRED POPE, Band '54, '55. HELEN LAYERNE PORCHE. ELMA JEAN POXVELL, Monogram Comm. '54, '55, Dance Comm. '54, Executive Board '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Senior Prom. Comm. '55, Homecoming Comm. '55, Pep Club '55, Library Club '53, '54,, '55, Advanced Chorus '54, '55. UURDUX SLANLEY POVVERS. GLORIA XIARILYN PRAIESI, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Wklcoiriirig Comm. '55, Inter-School Relationf Comm. '54, '55, Homecoming Comm. 55: Senior Play Comm. '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, B' Club '55, Pep Club '54, '55, French Club '55, Intramural '53, '54, '55. EIIERRY LULISE PRICE, Dance Comm. '55. -IUIIX M. PROC IUR, Chaplain '55, Commencement Comm. '55, Li- brarg Club '54, '55. G. Pratexi S. Price J. Proctor .ik Q 1-N 345 we -vw l I. 55. xhf C. Psira P. Raeburn E. Ragan I- RHIUSCY S, Redd B. Redding E. Redmond B- Reid VV. Rast V. Ricci D. Rice CIMON STANLEY PSIRA, Chair Comm. '55, Football '55, Basket- ball '55, Baseball '55. PAULINE EVELYN RAEBURN, D.O. '53, '54, '55, Blair Rollers '54, '55. ELLEN KATHLEEN RAGAN, Dance Comm. '54, Inter-School Rela- tions Comm. '54, Homecoming Comm. '55, Silver Chips '53, '54, '55, Quill Sc Scroll '54, '55, Monogram Society '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Pep Club '54, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. 'IOIIN STEVENS RAMSEY, Student Council '53, V. Pres. Senior Class '55, Monogram Comm. '53, 54, '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Sec. '54, XVILLIAM LEITNER RAS'I', jr., Homecoming Comm. '55, Safety Comm. '55, Order Comm. '54, '55, Library Club '54, '55, Spring Play '53, '54, Christmas Play '54, Variety Show '53, '54, SAINICEL EDRINGTON REDD. BRUCE I3. REIJDINO, Track lhlanager '53. EILEEN IIRONKLYN REDNIOND, IJ.O. '54, '55. BETTY ANN REID, Chaplain Comm. '55, Safety Comm. '53, '54, Quill 8: Scroll '54, '55, Honor Society '54, 55, Silver Chips '54, '55' I .'I'.A. '54, Pup Club '54, B Club '54, 55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55 VICTOR M. RICCI, YVays Sc bit-ans Comm. '54, Order Comm. '54 '55, Safety Comm. '55, Athletic Publicity Comm. '54, Orchestra '53, Band '54, '55, Variety Show '54, Biology Club '53, Science Club '54, Radio Club '54, '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Pep Club '54. DOROTHY LOCISE RICE, II.R. Sec. '55, YVa5s S Means Comm. '53, '54, Inter-School Relations Comm. '54, '55, Election Comm. '55, Pub- licity Comm. '54, Homecoming Comm. '55, Senior Commencement Comm. '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, School Store '53, '54, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Monogram Society '55, Silver- logue '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55, Variety Show '54. ROBERT RAYNIOND RICE. EDXVIN GEORGE RICHARDS, Chair Comm. '53, '54, Safety Comm. '53, '54, Order Comm. '54, Footbull '53, '54, '55. COBCRN NIACRICE RICHARDSON, XVays 8: Nleans Comm. '54 '55: Silter Quill '53, '54, Science Fiction Club '53, Care Comm. '53' Variety Show '53, '54. IABIES ELI.IO'I' RICHARDSON, H.R. Treas. '55, Athletic Publicity Comm. '54, Inter-School Relations Comm. '54, '55, Order Comm. '55, Safety Comm. '55, Homecoming Comm. '55, Band '53, '54, '55, Or- chestra '54, '55. R. GENE RICHTER, Spring Play '53, '54, Hunting and Fighing '53- Silver Quill '53. RAY XVILLIAM RIVERA, Order Comm. '55, Senior Trip Comm. '55, Science Club '55, Tennis Team '53, '55, Intramurals '53, 'S-4. v y v y R. Rice C. Richardson R. Richter ,. E. Richards J. Richardson R. Rivera Y sr ,i - If 5 7-4 ki X I P. Russell B. Ryan C. Sampson iii P Robertson R Roth J Robertson A Ross J Rudlgier Ruth . Sa e C. Sanger 1 'Q' , sl X E Robinson V Roland B Roome N Rouse H Rowland M Rowley jXNIES RICHARD ROBERTSOW French Club 55 I' YI RICI X M ARI X ROBERTSON1 LLINE HXXTER ROBINSON Vl elcoming Comm 54 55 Athletic omm LCo Chnrmanj SS Dance Comm 4 S5 Homecoming umm Sc SS Slxtr Quill SS Praeco Xrgenttu Lxchange uill d Scroll Nec ono ram ociux rea onor Society SS S 11orPlay SS FI -X S4 SS Frenc Club SS Pep Club S4 SS Library Club S3 S4 S5 Intramurals S5 XIRQINI X ELLEN ROL IND W el oming Comm 55 Inter School Relations Comm SS Homecoming Comm SS Election Comm SS .lr Prom Comm S4 Library Club 54 S5 BARB XR X JANE ROOME Dance Comm S4 SS Athletic Publicity Comm. S4 'SS' Homecoming Comm. 'SS' Senior Party Chairman 'SS' Monogram Society 'SS' Library Club '53 S4 55' French Club SS' National Honor Society '54 SS' Intramurals 'S3. ALFRED MURRAY ROSS F.D.N.A. 53' Chaplain Comm. '55. ROBERT VVILLIANI ROTH Thespians '54 SS' Science Club SS' Amateur Radio Club 55. NICHOLAS CAMERON ROUSE H.R. Pres. S3 Treas. '54 Order Comm. 'SS' Athletic Publicity Comm. 'S4' Inter-School Relations Comm. 'S4' National Honor Society 'S4 'SS' Monogram Society 'SS' Library Club '53 '54 'S5' Senior Repregentntive '55 Homecoming Comm. ICU-Chairmanj '55. IIAROLD CYRVS ROV! LAND Order Comm. 'SS' Rille Team 'S3' National Honor Society 55. MARY ANN ROVVLEY Blair Rollers '53 '54 55. ,IEANNE FLORENCE RLDIGIER H.R. Vice Pres. 'SS' Dance Comm. '54, 'SS' Senior Prom Comm. 'SS' Senior Relations 'SS' Senior Party 'SS' Inter-School Relations '54' R dio Club 'S4 'SS' I'.D.N.A. ' 3' . .A. ' ' P b ' ' Var'ety ow 'S4' Disc -Ioc'ey ' ' P.A. Announcer 'SS. PATRICIA INIARGARET RUSSELL Homecoming Comm. '54 55' Iublicity Comm. '54, '55' Welcoming, Comm. 54 'SS' Inter-School Relations '54 'SS' Dance Publicity Comm. 'S4 'SS' Activity Comm. ' 'Senior '15 Comm. 'S 'SS' Frenc Cu 'S4 'SS' Ra io Cu '54 '55. BERNICE PATRICIA RUTH French Club 'SS' Library Club 'SS. . RBARA LEE RYAN, H.R. Pres. '53 V. res. 'S4' Tr . ' Safety Comm. '54. 'SS' Homecoming, Comm. 'SS' VVelcoming Comm. S, Athletic Iublicity Comm. 'SSQ Chaplain Comm. 'SS' Senior Re- a ions Comm. 'S53 1 ' iv ', g .i ar ry uw ' 3, '54, Art u '53, Cheerleaders 'SSQ Variety Show '54. JANET CARULE SALE, Order Comm. '55g Homecoming Comm. '55Q XVelcoming Comm. 'SSL Safety Comm. 'SSQ Dance Comm. '54, Ath- letic Publicity Comm. 'SSQ Inter-School Relations '55, Silverlogue '55Q PPP Clllb '54. 553 I-lllfilfj Club '53, '54, 'S5g French Club '55, CHARLES VV. SAMPSUN, Order Comm. '55, Safety Comm. '55g Football Manager '53, '54g Track Manager '54, '5Sg Basketball Man- ager '54, '55. CIIARLENE I.. SANGER, XVelcozning Comm. '54, '55, Order Comm. '553 Inter-School Relations Comm. 55, Homecoming Comm. '55g Dance Comm. '54, '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Pep Club '54, '555 '53, Variety Show '5-43 Cheerleaders '55, Intramurals '53, '54, L, J. Ramwy hfYfYkf' with cicwvrmirmzlrirvn and r'wr1vir'mn IIl'lI'1g, X on S rl rec C' 'Xie wx R. Impex, :md I,. Brigw wr-re nlw Cfmrnpcrirmu for fhv h mv Jnun 1 r 1.1 1 mr fr Q 4, Rznmcy. and R. Impw rw qu-ak :lt l'0IIlmQDC1'IIlL'IlI. J. Sayler C. Schlwx-cr IZ, Schfmn G. Schultz VV. Schcirk G. Schmitz M. Schuch S. Schuman 1 1 44 l . v .X X 1' fm. T 4 H 5 6 1 6: -Cl 6 6' A. Seaton D. Shanklin N. Silverman C. Sincell K- Sites A. Simiek C- Sklfmer M. Skolnick A- Smith Lok fihj 1 is Z2 'N E Q 5 it i 2 QE J. Seaton M. Seigel F. Sellers O. Seymour R. Shapley C. Sheaffer S. Shira D- Siglel' ANITA MARIE SEATON, Dance Comm. '54, '55, VVays Sa Means Comm. '55, VVelcoming Comm. '55, Activity Comm. '55, Inter- School Relation Comm. '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Silver Chips '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55. JOHN EDVVARD SEATON. MARVIN RUSH SEIGEL, Track '54. FREDERICK JOHN SELLERS, Order Comm. '54, '55, Radio Club '54, '55, Quill Sz Scroll '54, '55, P.A. Announcer '54, '55, Variety Show '54, Arena Stage '54, Thespian Society '54, '55, Disc jockey '54, '55, Senior Play '55. OLIVER DAVID SEYMOUR DONALD VVARDVVELL SHANKLIN, II.R. Pres. '53, '55, Senior Trip Comm. QChairmanj '55, Athletic Comm. '55, LV. Basketball '53, Varsity Basketball '55. ROBERT EUGENE SHAPLEY, Order Comm. '55, Safety Comm. '55, VVays R Means Comm. '55, Chair 8: Assembly Comm. '55, Homecoming Comm. '55, Election Comm. '55, Inter-School Rela- tions Comm. '55, VVelComing Comm. '55, Library Club '55, Radio Club '55, Band '53, '54, '55, Senior Banquet Comm. '55, Senior Play '55, All-State Orchestra '53, '54, '55, Varsity Basketball '55. CAROL FRANCES SHEAFFER, H.R. Sec.-Treas. '53, Care '5Q Dance Comm. '55, Order Comm. '55, Homecoming Comm. '5 VVays Sz Means Comm. 55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. SHARON LOU SHIRA, Senior .Xnnounct-ment Comm. '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Pep Club '55, Library Club '55. DAVID PHARES SIGLER. NADYNE JOSEPHA SILYERMAN, Care '55, llornecoming Comm. '55, junior Prom Comm. '54, Pep Club '55, Dance Comm. '55, Election Comm. '55, Silverlogue '54, Sophomore Editor '55, CHARLES JOHN SINCELL. KENDALL SITES, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Dance Comm. '54, Publicity Comm. '54, F.'I'.A. '54, Safety Comm. '55, Silver Chips '55, Silverlogue '54, '55. ALAN AUTHER SITNICK, Baskketball Manager '54. CECELIA ESTER SKINNER, Care '53. MARVIN SKOLNICK, H.R. Pres. '53, '55, j.Y. Basketball '53, '54, Tennis '55, Band '54, '55. ALAN IWCKINLEY SNIITH, Student Court '53, '54, Chief justice '55, Homecoming Comm. '55, Election Comm. '53, '54, Safety' Comm. '55, junior Prom Comm. '54, Senior Baccalaureate Comm '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Publicity Comm. '53, Monogram So' ciety '54, '55, Radio Club '55. 4 is . C '., I O . 1 V r I A 7 A O - -1'lK0, ', H .I li 1:14 A - . it i, ' 0 if 'ig '. 3, f,i ' I . ,Q ' ' s ' Lf f-' :ffl Blair was a scene of some weird costumes on Senior Pajama-Top Day, when wild plaids and prints were in vogue. B. Kogok, B. Stevens, I. Stantield, and B. Pickard gathered for so me liquid refreshment at the Water cooler and discussed the latest fashion trends for sleepy-time apparel. spring brought dreams and dances C. Smith M. Smith S. Smith W. Smith G. Snapp B. Snyder CARL ANDERSON SMITH, H. R. Pres. '53, '54, '55, Senior Class Treas. '55, Safety Comm. '55, Senior Play '55, Order Comm. '55, J. V. Football '53, Band '53, '54. MURDO JOHN SMITH II, Order Comm. '55, Safety Comm. '55, Band '54, '55. SARAH JANE SMITH, Publicity Comm. '54, Order Comm. '55, H. R. Sec. '53, XVays Sc Means Comm. '54, Dance Comm. '54, Quill and Scroll '54, '55, Radio Club '54, Silver Chips Staff '54, '55, Girls Phys. Ed. Planning Comm. '53, '54, '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55. Variety Show Comm. '54, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. XVALTER RAYMOND SMITH GARLAND KENNARD SNAPP BARBARA ANN SNYDER GARY DOUGLAS SOMERS, Science Club '54, '55, Order Comm. '54, '55, Senior Play Comm. '54, '55. -J JEAN VICTORIA SORRELLS, Silver Chips '55, Senior Play '55, Q' Bowling Club '55. ,I X DAVID LAXVRENCE STAFFORD. G. Somers J. Sorrells D. Stafiord Z 1 . , 'J , -4: E . ' ' ' f. rl - 3 ..- . .- ,, , V K . ,...,. I. .,, .,,.Lf,, A V Y K l ' -- :g..,.5g,p: , ' B 'MNC f-'--' . -.XJ -,f',4 . 1 x 'F xx. x QE n S, ' ' I I ' xg S- ts I E' I L ' T1 l -f X If If' c ' l A L f ' Ep' 49 9 V Stallord Stant R Stems R. Stewart r. VV. Stewart 42 L J Stafford R Staxman E Stanheld J Starke tarkey J St C :ur baseball caused new lnlerests JOHN ROGERS ST XFFORD Stnlor Play SS 'lhuplana 55 XOLLX IxENNL'IH SI XFFORD ROBFRT C XRL 'YI XIN1 XN Order Comm 54 55 Safety Comm 55 Scrence Club 54 ELOISE FRANCES SI XNFIELD Banltrng 5+ 55 Sewing, Club 53 Natronal Honor Socrety 55 IRVVIN C Sl XNFILID Intramuralx 53 5+ 55 S XNDRX JE XN SI XNI Dance Comm 55 IIUIIILCOIIIIIIL Comm n er School Rml mon omm 1 xcr ll II Imc 5 Club 53 Rtle Club 5+ Intranuralb 4 JOHN MICH XEL SI XRIxE PXTRICI X JO SI XRREX VX elfare 5+ OHN 'XIIC XHEL SI CL XIR Nanonal Honor Souuy 5+ 55 a lonal 'Ihr pran 55 OCICIILC Club NDR X 'XI sl I RN Llectrm Comm 55 XX w X 'NILQI Con OIHCCUIIIHIJ., Comm 55 lor I om CUIIIIII S omm 55 1 wr hr us ramura 5 RON.-XLD JAX' SIERNS Ritle Team '53 'S+ 5. BEN AMIN CH,-XRLES STEVENS VX ays S Mean. Comm. '55. RICHARD HEVX I'I I' STEXVART JR. H.R. Vice Pres. '5-I-' Safety Comm. 54' Senior Irip Comm. '54' Photography Club '53, XVILSON IXLXYO S'I'EXVgXR'I', VVelcoming, Comm. Boxing 'um :,' o.. 'ountry'53 'z1c ' ' I . HENRY XVILSON SIOEIIR Track '55. I.XTRICI.'X LEE STONE. CAROLYN STONEB.-XNKS. JOHN T. STONEISURNER Chair Comm. 'SS' Safety Comm. '55' otlvall 'SS' Ba.ket'vall S' Irac H' Stoehr C. Stonebanks all 1 Stanfield Stern Stevens P. Stone . Stoneburner ,gg 1- i -v C' B R. Street P. Swaim E. Tercshenkfn L. Storm J. Sutter P. Taylor J. Theen Baccalaureate began the final furnial -rep truni Blair into life. In the wlernnity of this rt-liginuf ceremonx we came to realize the significance wt this step, knowing that with Grids help we could shoulder the respunfibilitiea of becoming adults. R. Strickler C- Stull D, Swett P. Tarbett S. Sullivan R. Tatum l..XXVlLRliNCli Cll.XRl.IiS STORM, Adv. Churus '55, Dramaticw '55 RlClI.XRD liY.XNS 5'I'Rlili'I', ll.R. Prex. '53, '54, Chair Cunun. '54 55, .Xwwnibly Cfunrn. '54, '55, Order Cwnnn. '54, '55, Safety Cunnn 55, Natiunal Ihexpian bucietx 55, lizixkr-tluxll '53, '54, '55, Fum- ball '53, '54, Cu-Capt. '55, Variety 5huw '54, RICHARD NIXXXYI-lI.I. SI'RlCKI.lLR. Cl'lRl5'l'lNl-l 5'l'l I'Z. SANDRA ,XXX Sl'l.l.IV.'XX, YVelfare Cunun. '55, Dance Comm '54, '55, Chaplain Conirn. '55, Bacculauriate Cuxnm. '55, ing Curnni. '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, lnterASchuul YVelcornA Relatinna Comm. '53, '54, '55, Pep Club '53, '54, '55, llrunecmning Cunim '55, Radiu Club '54, Intramurals '53, '54, Variety Shun' '54. j.'XNIliS ll. Sl l'l'lQR, Photography Club '54, Visual .Kids '53, '54 '55, Hunting and Fishing Club '53, ,l,V. lfuutl-:ill '54, lntramurala '55 P.l'l'RICl.X .XNNIQ SXVAIINI, Seniur 'I'rip Cunnn. '55. DOROTHY j4J.lNN SYX'li'l'I', Dance Crnnrn. '54, '55, Iilzicltltlvuxird Publiciti Cf-nini. '54, XVay5 X Means Cfunrn. '54, Feniur Play Comm. '55, Inter-Schuul Rtl8llfYHN Cunun. '54, Silverlwguc DJ 54 v 55, Quill and bcrull 54, 55, Nlunugrain Sucivty '55, l'.I..X. 54 Treas. '55, Pep Club '54, '55, French Club '55, Photugraphy Club '53, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. P.X'I'RlCI.'X .XXX 'l'.XRl3E'I I', Pep Club '55, Spaniwh Club '55 Library Club '53, '54, '55. Majorettes '54, '55. REGGIE LESTER 'l'.X'I'UM, Rifle 'I'ean1 '53, Captain '55, Treas ' 4 5 P.X'l'RlCI.rX .XXX 'I'.'XYLOR, Home .Xrta Club '53, Sllverluguc '55, Library Club '55, Activity Comm. '55. liI.lZ.lBl-Q'l'll 'l'l-IRISSHENKO, lriter-Srliuul Rl'lllllllllN Cmnrn. '54 '55, Dance Cunun. '55, Publicity Cunun. '55, Svnifvr Pruni Cfnnni '55, Scniur .Xnnuunceinent Cunun. '55, Senior 'l'rip Cunini. '55 Pep Club '54, '55, Blair Rullera '53, '54, '55, Care '55, beniur Pla 55, H.R. bec. 54. .l.-XNICE lQl.IZ.Xlil-l'l'll 'I'lIElLX, llmm-vmiiiiig V' ' Pul licitp 55, Pub licity Conun. '55, Dance Cumm. '54, '55, .Xtbletic Publicity Cvunrn '55, YVays and Means '55, Pep Club '55, Librarv Club '55, Seniur Play Publicity '55, Intramurals '54-. ' 4 - -M xg T-I-by 3,5 M ' ' ,- Gig ' U- . if ' wr .Ai 'IFE - 0- 1,4 L f. T. Theoheld J. Thomas J. VV. Tobin M. Toth S. B. Trayfors H. Trussell D. Turner R- Tuve J. Ulanow K. Ulrich ,, -. in- V X' Gi .QQ 3 R. Thompson R, Thorlfgy Thompson Tracewell announcements were sent out TRUIXLXN EVAN TIIEOFIELD, Chair Comm. '55, Football '55, Baseball '55. jE.'XNNIi'I'TIi EDYVINA 'IIIOINIAS llomecoining: Comm. '55, XVel- coming Comm. '55, Inter-School Relzltions Comm. '54, '55, Assembly Comm. fCo-Chziirmanl '55, Dance Comm. '55, Pep Club '54, llank- ing Club, V. Pres. '55, Cheerleaders '54, '55. j.XINIliS .XR'I'lII'R TIIUINIPSUN, Biology Club V. Pres. '53, Science Club '54, '55. RICHARD XV.-XRREN THOMPSON, Order Comm. '53, Library Club '53, Boys B Club '55, Soccer '53, '54, '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. RUl5I2R'I'.X IRENE TIIORLEY, Order Comm. '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Typing Club '53, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Pep Club '54, '55, Silverlogue '53, Variety Show Comm. '54. XYII.M.X llS'I'EI.I.Ii TUBIN, .-Xdvzmceal Chorus '54, '55. INIICIIAILI. .'XI.I.liN 'I'U'I'H, VVelfaru Comm. '55, Visual .Kids '53, Publicity Comm. '53, '54, Silver Chips '53, School Store '54, Dance Comm. '54, Senior Trip Comm. '55, Rifle Squad '53, Ritlt- Team '54, Band '53, '54, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Nlonograin Soc. '55. SIIIRLEY ANN 'I'R.XCEXYIiLL, I.ibrary Club '53, '54, '55, liluir Rollers '53, Intramurals '53. XYILLIAINI H. TRAYFORS, Order Comm. '55, Election Comm. '55, Photography Club '53, Visual .Xids '53, Senior Play Comm. '55, Spring Musical '55, Library Club '54, '55, Rifle 'I'c:un '54, '55. lII'liIiR'l' I R.XNKLIN 'l'RI'SSliLI., JR. DIANE URIQUURY 'I'I'RNIiR, Dance Comm. '55, Dance Publicity Comm. '55, Senior Banquet Comm. '55, Pep Club '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Publicity Comm. '55. RICHARD LARSON TCVE, Order Comm. '54, '55, Band '53, '54, '55, Visual .Xids '53, Soccer '53, '54, '55, Track '53. IILANNE FRANCIS CLANONV, Senior Play '55, F.IJ.N..X. '54, '55, liluir Rollers '53. KAREN liI.IZ.XliIi'I'lI CLRICH, II. R. Sec. '55, Honiecoining Comm. '55, Inter-School Relzitions Comm. '55, lJ1lIlCC Comm '55, Senior .Xnnouncement Comm. '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, .Xtlvaneed Chorus '54, 55, Library Club '55, F.'I'..'X. '55, French Club '55, Pep Club '55, Intramurals '54, '55. XX ,'i 'X x-v Helping to make the early morning hour before the 8:50 bell a little more pleasant were the P.A. difc jockeys: YV. Kraemer, j. Rudigier, F. Von Bernowitz, and F. Sellers. YV. Van Lowe T. Vass B. Vogel E. Waggoner R. Ward R. Watson . , W 'l 4 uf . , f f . XVILLIABI THEODORE VAN LOYVE, H. R. Pres. '53. THORIAS LEHANE VASS. H. R. Pres. '54, V. Pre-. '55, Track '53, lntramurala '53, '54, '55. ANTHONY S. YERSIS, Order Comm. '53, '54, '55, Safety Comm. '53, '54, '55, Dance Comm. '53, '54, '55, Anembly Comm. '53, '54, '55, Chair Comm. '53, '54, 55, Inter-School Relations Comm. '54, '55, YVelcoming Comm. '54, '55, Library Club '54, '55, Football '53, '54, '55. TOMMY O. VICKERS, Senior Trip Comm. '54, '55, Art Club '53, S+, '55. PAL'l. ALFRED VILLONE, Soccer, '53, '54, '55. BABETTE HOPE YOCGEL, Dance Comm. '53, '54, '55, llornecorn- ing Comm. '55, NYay3 Sc Meanb Comm. '54, Election Comm. '55, Yvelfare Comm. '55, Yvelcoming Comm. '54, '55, Senior Play Comm. '55, Library Club '54, '55, F.T.A. '54, '55, French Club '55. ELENORA MAY YVAGGONER. BEVERLY ELAINE YVALDER, XVelcoming Comm. '54, Pep Club '55, jr. Prom Comm. '54, Variety Show Ticket Comm. '54. SUSAN GAGE YVALKER, H.R. V. Pres. '53, H.R. Sec. '54, H.R. Pres. '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Athletic Publicity Comm. '53, '54, jr. Prom Comm. '54, Band '54, '55, Nlajorettes '53, Election Comm. '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, lntramurala '53, '54, Sr. Prom Comm. Chairman '55, Spanish Club Treas. '55. BOBBY JACK YVALLACE, Chair Comm. '54, Order Comm. '54. ROBERT LEE XVARD. RICHARD DANA XVATSON, JR., YYelfz1re Comm. '54, Transla- tion Div. '55, Order Comm. '55, Library Club '55, Photography Club '53, Intramural Soccer '53, '54. LAVVANA FRANCIS XX EAKLEY. KIRK YVEAVER, XV:-lcoming Comm. '54, '55, Senior Announce- ment- Comm. '55. MARJORIE KATHLEEN XVEIDNIAN, Election Comm. CChair- manl '55, Athletic Publicity Comm. '54, '55, Dance Comm. '54, '55, Chaplain Comm. '55, Silverlogue '53, Sophomore Editor '54, Co'Editor '55, Quill and Scroll '55, Monogram Society '55, F.D.N.A. '55, Variety Show '53, '54, Spring Play Comm. '54, jr. Prom Comm. '54, Senior Play '55. A. Versis T. Vickers P. Villone B. Walder S. Walker B. Wallace L. VVeakley K. VVeaver M. YVeidman 1 S' X I . '1:, 'Y.. ig 191 ,ig ' S XVQ freppvd forward and proudly nccuprwi wt hard wwmk and frudy. :In IIIII fL'L.IIIlL.IIl'I Il' , I , . mr d1pIfvm:1x. .XN uv rcCc1xuI III? xIIIllII wrmlx In p.1gII-r w4r111y1n:twIIxI-yux1x If 1111- l111ry11I11tIILpUCCJNII-Il CJZIIL' Iilvmrll IIN, LIIIII Hx' II-rx IIIL' IIIZIIIHIIII VNII1 Ilnriu' and with dcurmil1L11iIJI1, L-:Agn nf Il.IIiC Hur plasma In wcintg, B, YVcI1'ICI1 j, VVcitzeI J, XVCssUIIs 'fn 95- N I xr' r P. XVSISIIZILIIJI B. YVerner D. YVheL-Icr and then the big day Ii.XR'IKrN NYLIRICII, 15.0. 'S5. I'.XI'RIL'I.X .XXX XYIlI5II.XI'I I', CIILIIHILIIII Ummm, '55. ,IH XX IIQI IX NXLIIZI-QI. .XIIx':1r1uII L'IlI!I'IlN, '55. II.'xRI5.'IR.'x .XXX YYIQRXKR, II.R. I'rw, 53, '54, 'SSZ XVI-Ic'm11ir1g L' 'x.::.. SF. Irmz-WIIII II Rrlaliwrl- CIIIIIIII. 55: Iiwllmccmzlilxg NYU-IIIIIII Q'1':.z1.. 'F92 I1I:IrIIl11 k 'IIL'Il. 'iii FIIMIIIIQLIL- '931 Ir. I'r'wm C'w1II:11. 511 Ii.2!.+If:, :ii Xfzzinry Hmm 'SQI Furliffi I'ILlj IIl'IxLI Q'UIIIII1. 'SSL Ik-g! CIF FSI b'.I1I+n:'RuIL1f11r11N Llrmlll. 552 I,II'I'LIl'f CIUIW '55. ,Il IIIX F I .XX I I.XI, XYI.FFI'1I.I,5. IMIXXIIWRIIIGIRI'XX'III.I-QIIR.NIIIII-111 Q 'I.I1t'II 'S3. '54, 'gig Nxlvtx C mm. 'Sli -Ir. lfgw Y. I'I'sN. 'SIL xX'L'Ik 'IIlIIIQ Q'-Ixllm, '53, 'S-I3 Llcu- riwn C' :r11r:.'54, 24: Uzdrr' khrnrxl. 44, '551 Iiuxlucmuirlg Cwrmu, 'SSQ N:-rmifn' Ixfp L :n.'1I. Q53 I'I'lN. IXIWIII. fwlllllj Imcr-Iligh NIILII-Ill L'ffL1mfI 'Si I IZRUX' .XI IiI.RI XYIIIQILIIQR. NI.XRl,.XRI.l I'.I.I..XIXUR XXIIII I, ISZIIIIGIIQ 53, N1a1yI1'r1tw '53, 'S-I1 Q'.1QI.:I!1 Sz. LXRI. KLNNIQIII XYII.BIQRIf KJILICI' Cumm. '55. I.. XX'Ilt6I':I' BI, XYhitt C. XViIIwert ,. I2 J, Williams J. YViIliams A. Willis T. Winner T. Wisniewski J. Wolman of graduation IIEANNE MARIE XVIIIIAMS, Order Comm. '55, H.R. Treaf. '53, F.'I'.A. '53, '54, '55, Girls B Club '55, Intramurals '53, '54, '55. JOHN 'I'l'll'RSI'ON YVILLIAINI5, Bora B' Club '54, '55, Rifle Team '53, '54, '55. AI.I.AN EVANS IVILLIS. NANCY ANN YVILSON, Order Comm. '55, lVay5 Sc Means '55, YVSI- coming.: Comm. '55, Homecoming Comm. '55, Inter-School Relations Comm. '55, Senior Party Comm. '55, Senior Prom Comtn. '55, Intra- murals '54, '55. RUBIQRI' MARION YYILSUN, Biology Club '54, Pres. '55. I'ERYL SIARCIA YVINNER, Senior Play Comm. '55, Quill and Scroll '54, '55, Praeco Argenteus '54, Pres. '55, Silver Quill '53, '54, '55, Silver Chips '55, Spanirh Club '55, F.D.N.A. '53, '54, '55, Intramural: '55. THEUIJORE ALEXANDER NVISNIENYSKI. IOANN XYULMAN, H.R. Sec.-'I'rea5. '55, junior Prom Comm. '54, Athletic Publicity Comm. '54, Senior Announcements Comm. '55, Dance Comm. '54, Spunixh Club '55, Library Club '53, '54, '55, Monogram Society '54, '55, Silverlogue '53, '54, Co-Editor '55, Major- ettes '53, Acrobat Cap. '54, '55, Variety Show, '53, '54, '55, Quill Sa Scroll '54, Y. Prem '55, Intramuralb '53. ERNESI' FRANKLIN XVRIGHT. Q Rl I'lI ELAINE XVYLIE, Variety Show '54, Intramurals '53, '54-. THOMAS JEROME YOST, Intramural '53, Track '54. ECGENIA ZAMIIDIO, F.D.N.A.-'53, '54, '55, Athletic Comtn. '53. L 1:- ff' S Y 5 1 ,www senlor committees Ac 1-4 Lf f qq Rom: 1. B. Roome. Row 2. j, I.inder, j. Scott, S. Foofe, B. Barkman, li. Bosworth, J. Pickett. The seniors had a grand time hiding away at Hernnndok Senior Party which was made :I success through the efforts of the Senior Party Committee. .-Xnnther important senior committee was for the Srniirr .Xtiiiutirit't-ziictitx, whrwe responsihilitiex wzi- to handle the ordering and distributing of hundreds of senior gradti.itit.n ziiiiiotiiictiiieiitx. Rofw 1. C. Ormes, M. Ahrahamson, J. Charuhns. Rofzc 2. j. XVolman, S. Falconer, j. Irving, IS. Nlclloiitilti, J. Rudiger. N xl, h, 1 QI C7 pf v 'QQ U -u J i 10 . Q 'I ,rw I 'L' if ff' 5 '-I 4 Tx EY' fl. 'ilu A .J - 'e'5'F.v ' 3.8 4 s 1 6 4. . ' X sys'-'5' 'r F, 'E --ff W, .- 4,4 An:-91 f-. 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Ziegenfus If lj Qnme happy holvrs gathered around a cold Cimpflrc to exchange the latet news it the nnlor Cla nlrtx e vo llup If t to Right: C. Cory C S h rltl l lor Dry, rr ww rn nn lx nr C 1rr Iflflfl 'Nlernlwrr nf the xllNl1'l ll nw were a waxs n an: vw r ca X lxccnse operators thu were entitled to put thelr rntchnnxctl abrlrty tl work rn -hmnrng, lrde and handhnr., tlcctrlcal equxpment u I V Rrcci, B. Robin-on, B Q nt j Nnmmr lun fr on e 'P e lx rat loflman VV Uidding-, C. Mat tv ' n 1 nr an IQ Bonnc ener 1 t I7 Ne G Hunt J VS alker, C. Collins, J. Arthur al 5 ffl? ,e ? Qf 'f K M: ww xx-r V4 if Q ? Q45 X -A--'X nu:- 'f' Y l I ir-.1 l x s, l L. LI l H I , s 54 a z X A , lk rr lwc-uuing lllllllNli'll rw lifs Lu Bfair, rlxf wphfmmorv clan chose as their alfle leaders, M. Beasley, vice-pruidenrg DJ w rzmawrcr: D. Applslq, ncrutaryg and il. :wg-l, prefulcm. I ,, 9 .2 M546 sophomores 1 R, 'V' all 11 1 -1 lf Digi. 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'41 mm ix I 1..r. 1,. ..., .l . . 1'L1I' N I . 151: min- - Mmm SCHOOL PI-IILOSGPHY MONTCBQMERY Blair High Scbool recognizes eaclri pupil as an indi- vidual, and believes tbat tbe scbool sbould put eacb cbild in a position to develop cer tairi desirable lriabits, to acquire essential lacts and basic sleills at bis maturity level and to grow tbrougb maximum development ot bis indiyfidfial capacities and special talents, so tba! by living successlully iritlie verit be may be better Fitted to livein, f r' contribute to, a democratic society. 'CHQOMERY BLAIR HIGH SCH SPRINQMARYLAND Av I O I Ygxjix 9 i 5.4- fg Q.-In fist R f 1 W 5' Q, we bxkvfffs s wE,. n , - tw'-gxfyf, . ' 7 1 i I I Ogirert of fxltmtgfrmt-rx Hlairk Student Government were P. Holt. secretaryg R, Lopez, vice-president: I.. Brigzx, prcridvmz and H. Colvin, trcztsurcr. 'Ihey ltd the student lmdg through unuthcr auccevful achfrul year. de oc atlc s d nt overnm nt This veztr vt-ur -tudrnt vftunril zlrtivclx -tlppnrtmi itx tiwrnruitterx and their work. Once :again the XXvL'lf1l!'C Program had 1 -ttrvw-ful yvur. Nvw, lztrgt- hilt' Immtt-r Pwttttmx new llNhl'IA1li in hy thc' Why and Xlvzmnf C'-nrxmrrmittw. The fvumcil purtivi- ,mutt-ti in c'tIHI'Lll Rrggiwnztl C'fttmt'il, :mtl wzl- zz IIlL'Hl!'PI' 'rf th- Intvr-lliuh Uttzrxcil. ,Xxwmlwly L'XChflIl5jt' IlI 'QI'llYHN :uitirti im- IvrIrYt'IIlrI1I tw tht- ztxwrnhlv N' Nrurn. I-'ur thw first timr tht' chirf ju-tiru um given ll tcmpurury S0111 on the Utllflfil tu wcttrc better rrlatiwm lveftwtwrr thc Urdu' ctvvr1111ittt-tl :md thc Ntutlcmt Ptlllllfil :md vnurt. Thx' prfnjcct for thc year VVZIY-I1'1ClYLtgLiIl!liIlgHf :1 student lwungc. The ftudcm grftvernrnrnt furvcd the Xtudentf by itx constant work. 'Q Student Council Representauwee Rom. 1 D VVheeler P Holt S Lovre, A. Kennedy B Ixnjok S Iwiti B bcheick 'N Rouse Rav.. 2 C Fry G Loeber B Dixon R Niner K. Gill, D. VVilliamf, Q 'Nolte H Vhllun Each clam had its representatives in Student Council who acted as the voice of the class in giving, suggea Smith Chief justice, , 1 Y tif ' l ' 52 ifgffwl , ,ry- ' ..maf11':i4 4 ' Busy Student Council cffmrnittee heads, H. johnson QXVel- farel, T. Lisle lglthletici, and Proctor 1Ch:ipl:iinl, along with other committee heads, cffirientlx carried nut the re- spunsilwilitics involved in running at student government. sf 5. Z' i I the year's events in review sept. 10--back to school dance. oct. 29-bonfire and rec ard dance. 50--homecoming formal nov. 12-bonfire and record dance. 20-senior party. 27 thanksgiving dance. dec. 9, 10, 11-senior play. 20-christmas assembly. 29-christmas formal. jan. Z2-sweater and sock hop. 28, 29, 30-Senior Trip. feb. 5-junior class party. 12--band concert. 19-double b hop. march 5-sophomore class party 19-vice versa dance. 51-variety show. april 1, 2-variety show. 5-library club banquet. 27-senior banquet. 29-slumber party. 30-spring dance. may 6-band banquet. june ll-spring choral concert 13-senior prom. 26, 27. 28-spring play. 10-commencement. 3 'I 4 5 f '1'5 -N., Xiorwggrairi Coirmiitttie. RM: 1. .X. Irving, B. Erkxtein, I,. Rofzc 1. Il. Ruhiiiwn. 'If I.iXlc-. J, firflsi. IA. Milfminl, SX, Zqhririg, Rm, 24 IQ, lhiuell, ,L Diqdrigh. In H511-mx, Cirincr, j. R:irriw5'. Rm: 2, R. Hiiixurt. P, Ifrwzix, li. Shaplcy, Every -tiidciitx rinrric' wah in the tilt uf the Nloiirigrarn li. Ricki-ii-, If. lbiirwy. .X. biiiith. Chmmiugg, whgrg- 3 rcgfird of gill miinnggiiyl IH7iIlIN wg. Rv-piirixiiiility fur thi- wily fit pin-ggzxiiif' tickt-ix :mai -zigrpfirt knpi, .Xiiii Uiuirich and her Cfrmniittct' r'ccwriit'ii pointx fur flf uthlt-tic cxrritx git Iiiziir xx-rf ftiiirtiiirix iit' the .Xthictic lbw Bluiritc-, zitiduti them up, and riniilli giwzirded moriu- Urriiiriittcu, which pert-irrricri ti xgitigililt- wrxicc to Npiirt: life cram: tu thine who earned the coveted big HB. at Blair. Bvmwtcr huttunx, zinpnnc? Menihers of the XVZIXN ami Meath Cfiiiiiiiittec tr.irripi'd up :md diiwn tht' xtntiiiim xii-in :it the HHYUH. Nm-Iliiig iiigttwrix tin liluir ciithiixiuftx, Uthvr iiit-um fit irigikiiig money Wu- the sale of activiti tickets mpuiiwrcd by this hard-wurkiiig cuiiiiiiittcc. li' I if R0-ut 1. j. Ilumme-l, D. Riccg S. NICK:-mis, I., Harney H. Jfthti-f-n. Ni. XVI-itlrttnti, WVultn:iti, li. li Mvrfrtli. ,l. l VHI1fl-V R011 2. Swett, S. Nlxittisuti, li. FYVDII, Irving, l'. Ilzilr-ky, Ii, Ritlwitivvti, NI, limutt-, .X. l5ieclt'it'li. Rum 7. K. l'.tit1t-. ll. l7e't't'lttgg A. I.all:1mlc-, M. .-Xlvrzilinttiwn, .X. Smith, II. Ktmltvdny, XV. Kraemer, U. Ilcylwy, ll, XVhm'lcr, N, Ruuw. N. tittttititwtg if Nl:-,glvy 5. Lovre, S. Buhcnck. Having earned the wld Engli-h B lip servire to the Schcol, the members tif the Xlonfvgrntn Sf-Gif-ty Cfwritittucd to Qerve. A paper drive, bake sales and the varxity-alumni basketball game provided mom-5' for J Nchfilarship tw a tlexerving fenmr. s hol t' cl' ' t'o y 1 1 Q I 1 I I I llihe- Nzttiwttxil lluttttt Sfwivtv ltr- ' I . I Wl'IU'l'll tin-tttlwtwliip tip'-tt out-t:ttitlitti.g 'Lf' wtiiftrx. , i ' Row 1. -I. Irving, Ia. R'lllIIlNftI1, Rm: E -f 2. -I. Ilutnmcl, K. I':1yt1c, S. Mattiwti, H. Frentv, U, Ileilwey. Rm: 3, N. Al-F Rftltxe. li. Rvlcl, NI. bt. Clair, K. Mt-gi-5, tt. tqtmttty, in llulexky. 6 Nletttlwrr- ttf Quill and Scrtwll, il nu- , X tional honffr wcicty for journalists, li were Cho-en frwr their tmtitxtanditig D work on Blair ptilwliczitions, litcirary If crmtrilttttirwtix. :intl distinctive work in prwdttcirtu prwgratti- for Illxiirk Rnclift Cluli. Rm: 1. C. Ctw, B. Klnvllwttgiltl. lx. Iltilwirisky, Vl. XVultnati, Ii. Ragztti. IQ. Rfll'lIINfTH, B. Re-id, Ni. .XlVI'.ll'lZ1H1N'iH. I.. Cfmley. NI. Faust, NI. lining, Rozy 2 F. Gtreti. nl. Rtttlitgirr. I'. Nlxttif, Nl. I,LlI'NH'I-, Nl. lxvllx. C. Xltglix, ,l. Mutt. , 1, . - , . . , . I ' . '11, . Krncmvr, l'. Kzitirf-r, R. l.1tgw1, ll lvtlttltiy, W. Irrictlmitti. Nl, Nlurttti. 4 ,WA v7 A 'V -f'xAV 1 .A Ni '4 5 'M 'W l fic. I 2.0, ' ' 1 1 Q? 7 P' , X .1-xg w ,A -Q95 v my . leaping high inn, the :air wiih n vic'rnr'5 jump. Sandy' Burk' hglgyr dpmnnxtrnrccl the Npirit, cheering It'f'hHil1llC. and Cnthuamam which won her the pw-iriun uf Captain nf the Cheerleaders. 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' 5' f' 3' Sa ff' ' , A ,, .5 , .A ,Q-M f.. ,- ?' f 'F ,.u..,, ff' J tn .,.f E V - xv-1 3 Vi'-v 44 A I .4 p l, ..nQ' 4 5. -' 6 'Q F , -- -',!.In Q 2,4 Q 6 '-,-nun SCH EDLWLII Team Blair Opposition Suitlarid 12 6 Bladensburg 20 7 Hagerstown 19 0 Allegheny 3+ 7 Northwestern 20 12 Coolidge 12 0 Frederick 32 0 Bethesd-Chevy Chase 19 CI The coach . . . in any wrgzniiyt-tl -,wrt tht- people whfi are inner, responaihle fur the SLICYSCNN uf 11 teain are tht- cwziclies. XVQ- wzitrhed our coaches train our team: we wzitvlictl zhein inzikv the ttznn drudut- in August so that they could win in Uri-N vi. lt un- the L'4l.ll'llt'N that anxi- lyzed our playing and taught u- rn irrigiiuvrl ii uae they uhm taught n'- spnrtsmanship and helped LIN win 'fur ggnnee. Clnachex, iw salute ywul This was a scene showim.: the wurrird lnnk on the fact-5 uf Coaches Pugliese, Brown, and Pazzilianick, :ix our tcann anxiuu5ly looked nn. lf! siffi f The undefeated varsity. Rofu' l. D. Harman, F. f'nrCfir:in, D, Brnwn, B. Scheivk, A. Verxis, B. English, 'lf Johnston. Row 2. J. Cliher, E. Richards, Neal, H. lleflinhangh, I.. liriggx. -I. llutchinwn, H. Sterling. Rm: 3. ll. l'aelmrd, T. Theutield, L. Stottlemyer, P. Freas-cw-Capt., D. Str'eer-coerzipl., -I. Stw1n'lnii'rier, K. Psira, P. llale. Rom' 4. Cuach Pilgliew. H. liehvlinan. J. DCll3SI3Ilf1llY, D. Davie, E. Rickettx, l. Fziunre, 'lf VVist-. li. Peake. F. Sehultye. Rum: 5. Coach Gund, C'naeh Pazzzhanich 9 Balderson, C. Cushman, D. Heber, ll. jacohsen, j. Pickett, C. Sznnp-nn. i ' J: v X vi t X x,',. X ol .K . 4 . -is iS LQ I ..1.L' 'xf . ,. . . , - gi .., v 4 l -, 'Y-mv. , nw- uf- i :N 2:- -, , ! ,Ivy-R., Q, A AH-7. Wd' , .atlgpte Y -Q-rnumt ,,. , wi,,,,,,.,,' . r. at-fu. 35rtv,.5,3pjj w 'N..ef'fy.,, tr.--11-W. -'H Wikia h m . irq SW 'i 'f9 F- 'ay ra N. , ,I . 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F b 29 ' xfll' ill N 'll x QI sw IIN mmd f l R0 1 B etter 'im lm N R 3 ll J J b Burgandine, j.'Goodwin. basketball state champs SLHFULI l TEXN1 BLAIR OPPONENT PLACE Jamboree Coolldge Richard Montgomery ohn Carroll YVaQhxng1on 8: Lee Gonzaga Alumm Blideniburg Sultland VX e emhu I1 IlC3llX cirrled our trnumphant captam D 'Xorthueerem Broun 1rouncl the H ur of Rlchle Collueum at the conclu mn Bethe da Chen Chaie High Pomt PYIOYQ Bladenshurg Sunland Northwestern Cmthereburg Betheeda Chew Chaee Hlgh Pomt ST ATE FIN ALS Kenwood Hagerstown 58 Rom. 1 E Clements K Pslra J Stoneburner D Street Rm. 2 VV Bomfant B Shapley F Corcoran J Schoen A Alklre F Xnderwn H Jacobson D Brown J Lavana D Shanklm M Skolmck W Froman A Sxtnnck gs l . 7, lv ' JL - w v - , . . J . l V . . . . A ' 23 14 H ' 56 35 H ' 1 ' ' 70 23 A I 57 45 H , ' 33 32 H 58 57 H 1 ' 60 50 H 1 , 56 34 H ' . U ' 62 26 A ' fm' j 1 I . . . - ,' ', 63 46 H ' 'K nf , .' , 5 s - , 69 51 A of the championship game. Rooeevelt 44 42 H ' ' 42 21 H ' ' 62 30 H 7 78 54 A ' 68 41 H -l ' ' i 53 46 A 1- . 4-6 26 A u . '- ., 71 37 H V 76 42 H 61 41 A ' 55 A Q N S M33 M W4 wlfw- f gf: if I 5 5 , , I X . Y EY W. Fx ' l . . ,w K. M 'Q .. , r--,W 1 gLRml nv 1 N 5 . il! ei mil- A W Q 'inf f if sv 'Ol' I 'u rx Xprx Xprll Xprll Xprl Nlax Mas Nlix N 'n Nlax Nlas l up to par 2 GOLF SCHEDULE nhn Carroll Fairfax Ovmn Hull Sunland Northwestern Sr johns Hxgh Poxnt Bladenwburg Rxchard Montgomerv xVllSOD Bethesda Chen Cha e Klan Allure pracnced ffwrm and grace as he prepared for our hopeful golf seison Raul C Lohren B Ireland D Shanklln B Brenner J Owen Row. 2 B Nlclferren R Horn C Brown B Dxxon B I'alck -J' Qi' Q 3 . .exp l 1 J . L '1 15 . .V ' 22 , rr ' 25 ' . .V ' 29 .' ' Q . 3 6 ' . 9 , , BLU' 13 ' , ., v Qusrvf A .,16 . 'La' A A ,ig i A v. 0 F. - .'. Q giff,-ily: .. f . ' .,! A ' QQ ' .c.Tv . f fun..- 3 'ffl ...Y ,gtrsuat-9, ,enum mnsuns, ppsongm. . wma ,msnng rnursnng, ,mucnvm num 'im gettin El-AIR N. . WBWR mm Hmm Bunn v RW? I- B- 1499- H- HUUYY- R- MCKRFDD. J. Dellastatious, T. Ash, J. Saylor, R. iXi6f'CFSlWllT,fI, T. Yost. Rofzz' 2. K..Dan1els,. .Xxleyx R. Lines, YV. Beasley, NVard, S. Benson, Edwards, S. Dunning. H. Engle. Rom' 3. J. Reid, E.. YV1em'er, B. Hartman, Mr. Kulakowski, E. Gardner, R. Scott. Rome 4. G. Gerher, S. Moflson, D. Hathaway, M. klein. P. Xillone, J. Queen. Roc: 5. D. Baldwin, J. Stonehurner, R. Smith, J. Pickett, B. Eshelman. o varsity track Rome 1. J. .-Xxley, J. Pickett, S. Dunning, J. Saylor, H. Demherst, Peacock, M. Myershurg, R. Steele, VV. Cory. Rm DATE .Xpril 2 April 9 .Xpril 22 .Xpril 29 May 6 May 13 May 18 May 28 SCHEDULE OPPONENT Alexandria Memorial Relays Baltimore Poly Relays George VVashington and Northwestern Vllriangular Meetj Northwestern fDual Meetj Annapolis and Suitland CTriangular Meetj Bi-County Meet 5 Star Intersquad Meet Maryland State Meet Our healthiest students volunteered for the rugged cross country training program, and we soon came to admire them for their tremendous endurance and their exhibitions of good sportsmanship. Huntt, T. A-h, D, Johannes, P. Gefxeld. Rome 2. R. L' 3. R, Meyersliurg, H. Huntt, M. Kline. Row 4. H. Per- sky, R. Steele, J. Rafteryg Coach Rieder comprised the cross country team. I Our tennis team was just starting: its season when we went to press, hut with the spirit in this year's athletic department and the alule coaching of Mr. E. Rhodes we were anticipating a successful tennis season. DAT .Xpril .Xpril .Xpril .Xpril .Xpril Sluy Slay Slay Slay Slay Slay E 1 5 22 27 28 3 4 9 13 20 25 SCHEDULE OPPONENT VVashington and Lee George SVashing'ton XVashin,qton and Lee Bladen-hurg Bethesda-f'hex'y Chase Sidwell Friends VVilson George VVashington VVestern Bethesda-Chevy Chase Bladensburg P LACE Home Away Away Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Home 10 . . .3 0 ' H. Persky, T. Patterson and J. Lemp crossed rackets as they anxiously prepared for a hopeful season. Rofw 1. F. Slei erle, T. Patterson, J. Pfeifer, D. Bath, j. Lemp, T. SVright, Mr. E. Rhodes. Rau' 2. -I. Thornburgh, R. Oakes, L. Kellert, R. Rivera, H. Boyhin, -I. SVhitaker, R. Durkovic, B. Moore. lun li an . ev tl sk a 553 I fa. . , C 1 f ti 1 ' D .no I F, X ' V an , ' if ' ,Nw jx YG' X My ff, L I Q! I ' ,X .z KMA! ff! 1 '1' 1 , -f L: , t 4,3 f . r 3 I v 4' 'M Q , ' - r , if . - 5 A rj, vf ag tain ' ,, ' C . I It ' .. ' fx! YQ... .. N 1 , -.5 5 N. - - ff' if 5 ' . X , . 1- X -mai x - a . . 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'D' A new service Club fur boys, the Key Club, began at Blair this year. Spnnsfired by the Kiwanis, the Key Club members snlicited fund- fur Cerebral Palsy and other drives, Cleaned up after honftires. and per- formed many other valuable serv- ices. N41 innnugrzim points were re- ceived. Rom' 1: D, Vvilliani-. XY. Eshelinan. Mr. Cummings. D. Mul- pass. Rm: 2, J. Richardswn, VV. Kuguk, R. XVilliains, R. Cnlvin, D. YVheeler, L. Briggs, T. Lisle. Rom 3. H. Kulodnv, 'II Yessis. XV. Dix- un, X. Ricci, -I. Neal, lx. bill, R. Shxlpley. Hep, two, three, fourf' bniartly stepping buys deinwnstrated their best drilling :ind tnarehing tech- nique in the newly-furined drill team. Rua: 1. I. Carroll, II. hyre. ID. VV11lker, B. Duckett. Rue 2. XY. Gwld. H. Glick, N. Smith, Rom: 3. E, Reedy, U. Klein, R. Blavatt, j. Burke. NVith waving ppm-punts and rousing chants the l'ep Club cheered Blair on tu vict-wry. lts vital pres- ence at fuutlvzlll gznnus and other events ineant inueh to the team. It provided vuezil assistance to the cheerleaders and encnuraged uthers tn enter into the cheers. Many Lif- ttrnuons Lifter school were spent practicing the schnul yells with the aid of the cheerleaders, and many hours were spent making the swishj' purn-pimms. llnthusiusin seem- ed to rise when the Pep Club went into action, as it made a colorful and spirited addition to sports events, l 040 .J .r vi che i .yciy intcn 11 game. zinrici 1 - '- 'itic A . ' - - L ' tlnrin rypica. inte ect - Nrraining, game. Che Clulw memlwers spent our? gazing nt the checkere hoard :intl litt c fiuirt-N. cfvn m- platini their next nwve townrde an ultimate victory. Rofw 1. S. Nlriore, R. Kus- parek, P. Knntor, D. Crosby. Ron: Z. P. Schoenfelcl. J. Syl- vester, Levy, Cl. Thompson. V. Ricci, R. Nkirkmvitz. F. Xlore put over hii point Cnnvincinuly in the .-Xmerican Legion Clive-l Snwn Pint Urn- tnricnl Claire-r :ix H. Hilfe-re and li. Hurt lixic-nt-nl fipprix- inuly. li. Hurt 'A in the medal and wt-nt fin nhezitl tn win the Crinrity, Ntutv. :incl reziiinzil firm- torical cfiritestx, lizicliecl lip' :in enthnxinetic' lilqiir Ntnclent lwclj-. he prepared to compete in the Eastern und national finale. The tcchnicnlitiix mf an astro phfitn-cope, which won niet prize in the gihyxiivgraphiuzll science tie-ld at the Science Fair. were explained lip' project rnnkcr I. I.LllW1lI'I'1vl. XVhirmer, J. Lexxif and O. llcplwey. 'lihe Spring theme of zz hay- ride proved a perfect hack- grnurid for the hilllwilliex F. Holt, -I. Martinelli and j. Sin- cell as they played a lwreak- down. R. YVylie. X. Rtinee. G. Pratesi, T. Devlin, D. Fztllrtn, I.. Zehring, R. 'Iil1iti'ley, NI. lien- nett, :intl R. llxxinx enjftyetl their music. v u iL4l-Y' Ai f XVilliarn Brfiwri wright hue- liztntlx fwr hix rite yixiiitg tlutiuh- ter-, ID. lirlen eatin- tri figtll fiir hix tlgire. hl. Sta? till iiiltl hint lilhillf the 1irr'Ni1!!.'ilfllt'X tif the girle. 5. Lovre, A. Cirover and L. Nlnrining were part of the family portrait. di! is N , R X' T' i.,L ig. i.,-gg :'w . Y if ff ' Q , K . t it Q..- HUQXAY v TV There is Nothing Like ll Name furnished the inspira- tion for nur Musical Revue Cover girlxq A. Nortlquist, iieihxtrt, .X. Steelej, rl. Battles. Nl. J. Park, 51. Sherrnun, L. XYilli:nns. The reaeon these girls were so sad wax that their faces were on covers but no one knew their names. S 3 1, K, I 'x. r ililiifl'II llt- I 127 I-7 Sy, Quality '55 -' you trust W ,, 069 lx FG XTNQ X X COCA COLA SILVER SPRING MD THE THE CLASS OF 57 CLASS OF 56 X M Sllyf PQI ff 'DSPRIII Congratulations to the CLASS OF 55 THE BANK SILVER SPRING 8701 Geo g a A e Snlve Spr ng Md sf ' 7 ' Q, Z A EJ, C f 22 X J' TQ' f J DRINK , 'A K I 3 li' E- in - ,asf If , X 5 -' xx X I IOIILID UNDER AUYNOIITY Ol TNI Cocdfcoll COMYANY 'T I I A ' V by i ,pa - V f ' 5 -'fi' L.. I 3 r E:,:....:'.'1Z1 ,ff 1 A I 4 I II I 7' ' 1. fi . I db Sllvl llldl I 5 I' I 91' . 1 I . I 7 I I I X, I r i v . ' r i , WOODMOOR THE PASTRY SHOP CLASS OF 55 Best Wishes for a Happy Successful Future To The Class of 55 L G BALFOUR COMPANY Suite 419 7'I'l 14th Street NW Washington D C Mntg yB Hgh g ZAMSKY STUDIOS 1007 MARKET s'rREE'r Pnl d ph BERGMANN S LAUNDRY Q y Mt 82220 623GSt r NW I O 1 O O ' I s o I n 0 Official o omer lair i Rin s Announcements, Stationery, Favors Medals - Cups -- Trophies I Becomes ualit Conscious ff . . e ro - IC el IC 7, Pa. ree , . . Mm ASto Wothy f Cp! CRUSTY PIE CO INC WE SERVE DELICIOUS PIES MONTGOMERY BLAIR 30 O STREET N E SUBURBAN TRUST COMPANY CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 2! X HYATTSVILLE SILVER SPRING 7 if 1880 1955 T0 An dedicated to ' ' ' and n for the people of area. AD. 2-7111 re r o 's a ial 13 I zoo Interest on Savings June was literally 'fbustingu out all over with the Hurry of activities surrounding graduation. Seniors began their exams a week before the underclassmen, and finished just in time to fall in line for Baccalaureate rehearsal. Frustrated seniors bit their nails and wiggled uncomfortably in their hard seats counting out the minutes until they could dash from commencement rehearsals and head for the beach. lVhen at last the whirling seemingly endless confusion straightened out, we, the class of 1955, breathed a sigh of relief and headed home for a day's rest before the big night of graduation. 6:30 rolled around amazingly fast, and last minute butter-flies in the stomach began fluttering wildly as we adjusted over tassels to just the right angle. Then the march! The moment which culminated and climaxed twelve years of study. Proudly we accepted our diplomas and as we stepped from the platform, we stepped into a new role-that of a responsible adult in society. t e year in band cheerleaders chorus congress of classes majorettes orchestra senior committees review student council and committees activity athletic chair and assembly chaplain dance election inter-school relations monogram order publicity safety store student court ways and means welcoming welfare administration art business diversified Occupations dramatics driving english foreign languages guidance health Home economics industrial arts library mathematics music office staff physical education science social studies adv. ertisements calendar classes junior officers juniors senior committees senior officers seniors sophomore officers sophomores - in review continued Clube banking biology boys b club boye planning committee chemistry debating drill team french future doctors and nurxes future homemaker: future teachers girls' b club girls' planning committee ham radio honor society key club library junior officers senior sophomores monogram society national thespians PCP photography quill and scroll radio public speaking rollers science silverlogue Cuba spanish visual aids contents feziturecl :it Blair bluir hi-tory building cafeteria Christmas formal fashion show homecoming housekeeping i speak for democracy mock football game science fair fenior class play senior party Senior trip publicatione prfieco JTHSHICLIN silver Chips silverlogue silver quill CHUIGSI X T C - , QHMQLQH1. 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