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

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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!

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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