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

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P r..- yr in if wif t. 'C' N. .fx ,, XV ! 8 'f I 4' i s P -ik! I Row l: S. Freis, R. Kim, P. Wyman, S. lzaacs, Mrs. Keiter, A. Harvey, J. Kirsch, S. Moore. Row 2: B. Aserkoff, M. Spevak, J. Sakwa, E. Daniels, S. Tillotson, F. Kantor, E. Orr. Row C P. Musicant, J. Rosenkrantz, R. McMullen E. Graft, M. Ramey, R. Goldsmith. f l By means of speakers, problems, and field trips, the Math Club advanced interests in the I , , field ofdmathmatics. The Science Fair was handled in part by this organization. f A ' 3 L ' h F cl ' The Math Department prepared youth for participation in a society which is based on a high level of math achievement. It attempted to train students who had mathematical ability to apply the principles of logic in the growing needs of the community. Students were given the chance to compete in several mathematical con- tests, thereby increasing their knowledge and displaying their various math skills. SUSAN F.. AUD, B.A., Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometryg Chairman of Math Dept., Ranking Comm. CALVIN A. BLATT, A.B., B.S.g Algebra, Applied Math, Business Manager of Athletics. JOSEPH B. GOOD, B.A., M.A.g Plane Geometry, Assistant Football Coach. CHARLES S. HAMM, B.A., M.A.g Plane Geometry, Psychology, School Store. PAIGE D. JOHNSON, A.B., M.A.g Algebra, Applied Math, Assistant Football Coach. M. ROBERTA KEITER, B.S., M.A., Ph.D.g Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Plane Geometry. Con- sumer Mathg Ways 81 Means Comm., Coach of Girls' Rifle Team, Math Club. MARY S. LUSK, B.S.g Algebra, Building 81 Grounds Comm. P. Johnson Lusk 'nv- M. Keiter fs 'US mf N Q4-vs n'rE'3'Sf1 Aud Blatt Good Hamm

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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

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35' 3-.- 4'- sf. . I ii. is N Boyer Ham tead S Kulakowski C' Lewis C. M.cCalla SUSAN E. BOYER. A.B., M.A.g Biology. Advanced Biologyg Biology Club. PETER E. HAMSTEAD, B.A., M.S.g Chemistry. STANLEY R. KULAKOWSKI, A.B., M.A.g Biology: Base- ball Coach. CARULYNN L. LEWIS, B.A.q Chemistry, Physical Science. CHARLES A. MCCALLA. B.A., M.A.g Chemistryg Chairman of Science Department, Chemistry Club. Preparing For The Future It was the task of the Science Department to create a scientific interest among its students in order to meet the growing needs of research and industrial expansion throughout the country. Various contests and the annual Science Fair pro- vided an opportunity for students to display their scientific knowledge and talents. B. Summers and B. Meyers are shown in physical science class measuring the force necessary to raise a car up the inf clined plane. MARGARET E. MITCHELL, B.S., M. Littg Biologyg Science Newsletter. ELIZABETH N. PIERREL, AB., M.S.g Biologyg National Honor Society, Election Committee. WILLIAM W. SAUNDERS, B.A.g Physics, Physical Scienceg Science Club. LOUISE S. SIECRIST, A.S.g Biology. M Mitchell E Plerrel W, Saunders L. Siegrist 'Us