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

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. Xl in . XX K ln todiifsiqompetitive world the correct training is essential. Thus a school is styled to appeal to the student with a businms inclination. The solid fnundatiun uf the principles within insures the last- ing quality of the institutions of our land. X A SLT , V E 3 g I i.ig I i W viii i 1 X l .R 1 fi Tl ll fix 4 1 X '22 -'-1q-- iaii fggafii iiiilliflil .,...-wi N -...Am , H., all . . .. 1 ii 1 J -yi gig., .... 5 'iq 5, g'1.

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, - 1,4 I Row l: N. Robison, J. Teitelhaum, P. Swartz, M. hlouser, C. Carroll, E. Solihakke, J. Arbena, D. Niner. i2ZIgZiT'MFgz:irii Ni3'MI3ZK!H1gL.JHalilggrlilajrlllkiiclfje122:43 Scholarship. service, leadership and character were the char- B. Aserkoffy R. Kimy A. Cllaplwllq 5. Bamit.rman'iA. Irving, B1 acteristics which were necessary for membership in the Honor J. Neuman, M. Byrd, H. Wilkinson. Row 4: R. Koehl, W. Society. Honors Earned and Received Row l: E. Anderson, N. Crichton, M. Bennett, L. Harmon, B. Aserkoff. S. Bannerman, B. Geisler, B. Dowling, ,l. Kirsch. B Bigger. Row 2: C. Nolte, K. Godman. K. Speaker, L. Hoche, L. Piercy, M. Kornegay, J. Hicks, N. Mitchell, A. Irving Row 3: R. Kim, D. Wilkenson, R, Niner. E. Graf, J. Arbr-na A thousand points! When students receive these monogram points they automatically become members of the Monogram Society. The purpose of this society is to foster leader- ship and service to Blair. f

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RM pun , x 'H- K , 6. 'Q- W, Bagnall . -iii' , ,. fn-745 NA I r' I im r af 'K 'NZB - gf re s ,.,..x ,174 E. Moffatt .L A, Chakan A. Davidson R. Delauder H. Dodge Enright Jones WILLIAM G. BAGNALL, B.S., M.S.g World History, Citizenship Committee, Student Court. llgini ALBERT CHAKAN, A.B.. M.ED.g W'orld History, Psychologyg Twelfth Grade Adviser. ar s ALMA E. DAVIDSON, B.A., M.A.g U. S. History, World Historyg Chairman of Social Studies Department, Silrerlague Adviser, Rollers. ROY A. DELAUDER, A.B., KLA.: U. S. History, Psychology. Sociology, Teacher's Handbooks, Majorettes, Concessions. HERBERT W. DODGE, B.A., M.A.g European History, Economic Georgraphy, Algebra. MARY D. ENRIGHT, A.B., M.A.g U. S. History, European Historyg Eleventh Grade Adviser, Chaplains Committee. PHILLIP L. JONES, B.S., U. S. History, Core, Sociology. PRISCILLA C. KLINE, B.S., M.S.g U.S. History, Activity Committee of Student Council. Activity Council. WILLIAM B. MARKS, A.B., A.M., Ed. M., Economics, Government, Problems of Democracv Sociol0gY. Dance Committee, Senior Commencement Committee. EDWARD L. MOFFATT, B.S.g World History, Varsity Basketball. The History Department sponsored the annual trip to the United Nations building, the U. N. tests, and field trips related to current studies uhich were au application of living in a world community. This year Blair handled the panel in preparation for the trip which discussed important past and future works of the U. N. Classes and school celebrated the Centennial birth of Woodrow Wilson by poster displays, movies and research work at the library. Learn Today, Live Tomorrow For a period of nine weeks, Mrs. Deering acted as a substitute for Mrs. Enright who was taken ill. During this time her duties included instruction of United States and European History classes. In the picture below she is shown with Bonnie Levitov and Wayne Raney. f I