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

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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

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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.

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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