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

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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,

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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

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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