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

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N1 af Row 1: J. lleneh, S. Wheeler. L. Powers. B. Kline, B. Tait N. ffriehton. M. Davis, J. Hicks. Row 2: l.. Cliek, D, Johan nes. l.. llarmon. C. lleidenreieh, A, Maekin, C. Bell, B. Schweit zer. Raw 3: J. Long, M. Price, M. Sterne, M. Parsley, Y Sharp, M. Parshall, J. Eekloff. M. Carson, C. Gable, L. Mc Kenzie. P. Bean, R. Garner, N. Marlowe, A. Thrift. Row 4 ll. tlrziliuiii. ll. Anastasi. J. llillheimer. J. Schreiber, D. Shur J. Lewis. This group at-tml as 1-ustotlians of that popular and ot fre-que-ntetl spot. our Student Lounge. ln its second year 0 operation many prohlems arose and these students were always on hand to solve them. Relaxation With Moderation Row 1: D. Ludovici, D. Johannes, K. Anderson, B. Anastasi, J. 0'fIonnor, D. Graham, K. Matson. Row 2: N. Stein, G. Jnrrf-ll. ll, Jhflilllls. F. Shirley. 5. l.urt-oniln-. J. Uri-hin. Row fi: W. Wimer, M. llird, D. Martin, C. lleidenreich, I. Faunce, R. Durlcovie, J. Arthur. Row 4: T. Herz, D. Wilkerson, S. Hoff- man, S. Fisher, C. Bell, E. Thomas. Row 5: D. Hummell, S. Jones, J. Whitaker, J. Schrieber. The reorganized Citizen-liip Committee was responsible for enforcing the regulations at Blair. Many offenders were sumniona-il lo the Ftudent Lourt lmy mittee. the members of this c

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' QP ..,., ,fr Row l: 'lf Herz, D. Martin, P. Fallon, J. Orcrhin. ll. Love. Row 2: A. Herman, li. fhiiicli. l. Faunce. How 3: J. Schrilmer, Nl. Korn:-gay. Nl. liird. li. Sloan. Row 4: S. Neal. R. Smith, .l. Wliitalu-r. N. Kearny. Row 5: C. lleidf-nr:-ich. B. Koehl ll. Anaetaxi. rllllff sound of tht- air raid ale-rt or firr- drill alarm sent invmlir-rf of the Safety Committee In their posts to enforce proper IJl'UCf'IlllI'f' and safr-ty rr-gulatione. 5: qjunv, it 1 WD K . Y.-X AM-A A- Q--441 Hffu' l: l.. ll-wlw. K, lfaiixvr. l.. Rude'- xllf'llIl. Nl. llwuxly, N. lfxtvx, T. l'arsonQ, , 5114-gtk' r, Row 2: 'L lllilll. ll, Slit- vlif ll. lf, NX illiamx. .l, l'it'Hell'I'Ill2l4'llf'l'. J. Sinitli. ll. l.f-islw. ,l. Kinrivwly, Row 33 .l. llawlwziy. 'l. lllIll'lIlHNUIl. l.. lfranrv-, N. l'i-lligrrino. ll. Xppli-lay, il, Ulillieivs-, . ffoulx. N. lllliilztluir. Ron' 'lt l . H , .. . . flair. Nl. lloolv. Nl. lwtlpzitrlrlc, f.. Nolte. Nl. llvrinf-tt, lf, lllll. l. l'ii-I. K l.flllliil'l1IlLI -llIllt'IllH vilio were ill, niaintaining ilii- wir nie-inoriul. and lwadingr tliw- Ntndv-nh in tlif- morning: de-- xolionx vsvrv tlie- projwl- whif-li tlie- l.lldIll2ilI'lr t,tiniin1ttr'e Ntiru-Nfftilly rar- ried out tlii- ye-ar. They Served Our Needs Rau' 1: fl. Fr:-ncli. li. Caniarsh. C. Nlorrey, D. Cooper. Rau' 2: ,l. xltliillle. 5. 'lltoinp-on. K. Se-Ply. lf. lleswirk. lf. Caniarfli, Hou' 3: 5. l.eig1lit. l.. llook. S. liailf-y. l.. Crook. ll, Svlxnelily. R011 il: Xl. Provti-r. M. Murray. C. Hill. S. Fitzgerald. Coordinating tlie work carried on after 3:30. tln- Actixity fforiiniiltm' had tlit- rf-,pon-iliility of chartering: all vlulrs and. lllffjlljlll tlif- .M'tix'ity Council, Saw to it that all extrawur- rimilar artixitii-5 were administered properly. 5 . rf

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Hou' 1: F. Jacolis, ll. McKenzie, U. lficlle, I.. llrnwtly. Row 2: J. Ohl- hviser, H. Sehlatter. .l. xlrlwna, B. Wil- liams. P. Rogznlifz R. Smith. But l have to get some typing pa- perl This plea for school supplies was heartl and answered hy our School Store. lfquippf-fl with materials for all our needs, it was one of our most fre- quented spots. Row 1: J. Bulkeley, A. Schickler, H. Ifwe. M. Freedman. Row 2: S. Neal, N. Alkire, D. llylanrl, C. lleidenreich. Nlvinlwrs of the Aililv-tic Committee vw-rv frequent sisitors In homerooms, selling season football anfl haskf-thall tickets. Sponsoring Blair! bowling: league was another of its activities. uf! Q? qflgfi I. -2 ex..- H014' l: ll. l.anflis. ll. Faglv. 5. Pelle- grino. 'lilir' Klonogxrain flommittee lu-pt Carv- ful ru-rorrls of all points awarslvtl to make- certain that vavh th-si-rving: stu- dent rf-rw-ivetl his monogram. ff Z 1