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

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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 .

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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!