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

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K 'QC5 V? Under the excellent leadership of Dick Niner, Bob Anastasi, Cary Thompson, and Susan Allaway, Blair's Student Council complished a year of activity and progress which we will recall with satisfaction for many years to come. Learning to be Leaders The Student Council had several main projects for the year. They accepted the presidency of the Mary- land Association of Student Councils and made prep- aration for next year's Convention which will be held here at Blair. Bill Stewart was elected president. Blair designed the tate Student Council pin. ac- Each symbol on the new Council vA0NTGoMfQY pin bore a definite significance. The B'-'VR 0 balance represented justice: the 516 1 V staff stood for leadership, and the ' scroll symbolized knowledge. School activities and contributions to so- I Q cial service were represented by the 67-0 V 1 Ly masque. 44197. C559 Work for better relations with the community was carried on with the Silver Spring Board of Trade. A Student Council delegate also attended the execu- tive meeting of the P.T.A. in order to maintain closer relationship between the parents, teachers. and stu- dents.

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The general responsibilities of the Secretarial Staff included typing. mimeograplling. and dittoing the school bulletin. School registration. permanent records, accreditation. daily bulletins. and tin- payroll were some of the duties performed Growth of Our School LOUISE C. DUEYQ Secretary AILEEN NISEWARNERg Secretary L, DUEY A. NISEWARNER by the four secretaries. P.T.A. announcements were organized and compiled by mothers who volunteered their services. ALICE D. NORTHQ Registrar and Administrative Secretary MARY F. WHITCOMBq Secretary A. NORTH M. WHITCOMB li

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fs ,. Q Xa 'Q7 3-5 Q-7 ...W Elected by the three classes, the representatives of Blair's Student Council voted on important measures to fulfill the wants of the student body and also to regulate its activities. During the homeroom period, they related to their assigned sections news of the occurrences in Council and took sug- Ffnforcing the rules and regulation of Blair, the Student Cort tried accused offenders. and administered punishments stlildlllt' to their individual violations. The justices. who met regularly, furthered respect for the law and trained students .94 -nl 'A 11 'Q .. -.4 , g A -x 1' -U Y7 wwf' g1t'sllltI'lS for improvements. :- nn Row l: B. Stewart, D. Apple-hy, S. Stone-lianks, E. William N. Darby. B. Dulllars. C. Heidenreich. Row 2: B. Nolte, ,l Lewis, L. Hunt. B. Goss, J. Cantwell. C. French. K. Antler n J. Sandberg. for later lift- in the community. Sf-ated: lf. Smith. .-X. Richards. li. Slianltlin. fl. lila Q. rfilllillll. ll. Lit'-l'it'. Y ,,A. 1-- vs