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

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Daryl W Sha M Ed B S Ed Pnnclpal The chlld grows llke the communlty whlch ll scrxes The growth of Montgomery Bla1r Hlgh School sen es as mute te tlmons to thls HQQCTUOII when we stop to L0IlHlIlfEI' the almost phenomenal propor tlons to whlch Blalr has deweloped smte lts ftllllldlllg 1n 1933 Slnce then our student enrollment has trlpled 111 sxze phs Q1C3l plant as well as faculty had to be enlarged to cope wlth tlus contmumff deselop ment It ultlmatelv became necessary to bulld other 'sqm We ww: we Qs'-.fQfE1'3-gist 'QQ Nt is fl 1 as lf' Q l f? X NS f W N we if ' a 4 I' chools to proude for the needs of thls expandln commumtx and to asoxd oxercrowdlng Our school :enrollment and the growth of IIS o rflphlcal area haw nearly Ql3l7ll17CCl The lrowth of Blau should now be m achlexement lnstead of numbers We are proud of the Blalr sp1r1t and the contrlbutlons that the school has made to the com mumtx ln the pist Mas we be equallw as proud of Bl H f air uture Best wlshes to the class of 57 4 Q ? V 'fm . A 1 0 ,Tu N, t we 5 123. ' , Q Qi'-fffllxiyi X ss.-if Af-ji, f'ifP,'w',,f,lpgXUffL K 5,5 '. V-:gtg ,f1,'tjQx t 1 ,, ,V - it-f4'?72Hff,'ff xv' gli? V V ,iw A . 'nxfffffl 1 ' . wf A Y- QI A-.t.igfx,, ' , '57 Xe .gy , Q. ifpgygm, , .ff 6 X4 A 1. 1, - .-an :xg-g-71N 'X Q, ' I qw- f , ... W-. X A ,faq +2 . t. .-',kyf .'.x ' 1.2:-:Qi we Q sz .tx,A,,g2S. .h 1 ,gf -1 ,fiat ' , '-, A Q43 , w i ,po ' 3. 5 ,N .tm 3 r J -- , ,. I 2222? t s ,Q f ' ,::g.3:. 11:35 ,. - ' L'-iff' f , o .faqs g,,L'1'f4,:tQ: . . , , 2,-,Llp JJ.,-aj' fm ,- :::31g..u -egxfjflf .Xa X ,xo . Av .,.V'.frgiQ. Jw f ,.---Q.. .Vg -, -,H-5, ,.z' 1 -f ,W f v- . A fm . - ,f'3'5E,f',f2 XAFF. ,- .W .v -W 4 A Y, .1-r:h2ifaf'set'a::r:ffw s 13 -A of 9 '1'fg7,i1f3t5,g,.- aff, , ':g:il.gf:5f1x,g55u .qxjx 5,5 tb' QI gf, ,Af I if Jfifclff :fir QV- 55 L L ff T iam? L, ' 'if ,:f'?'-xx? , I -Dba ,av -. gf .12 . , 4 wwf jf ' n - 'IA' 'T-'7ir'E!' - .xv X'Q'3AKs L ,. W ,SQ ' 7 'ffl' ' NF: , t cp- , 1- f- .. ,ff -. ,if 5. - - , W f'57..,-ggntrts.-f -:' 3'5 -T ' 5- W A'-fff'71',.-ef, Q . '. , ,,, ,, , , X.. , ,., ,, . ,, 55, ,,:..':L,.,,.,,-f f ,IM , ,,:A:i,vQ t v .p n ,-. ' fgg. 5553: gf 1 ,wwf ,., ,-7 K 31, A 'A .V 'J ' f, ,- A, l t 2fff'12:'fSf'. fr : 1 ' f' w 2- H . ,, Y . . Y . . S Y. M g V L .'k-'V l gc '. 5, -5 , 'L ' , Q 5 ' . V . 3 . 1 Y x. E . . Y . x Y V . D V M Q 4 I- u f ' ' . 1 . - . ., ., ' ' ' ' , Y P Y ' .Y ' ' 1 f . . . ,Q . 1 - , . Y, , M 9

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School and Community Growth C-o Hand in Hand X X NQRTHERN as '-'swf wqiqw Dila I , . 'f2A...4':.- Growth of community and educational insti- tutions goes hand in hand with mutual benefits to both. Confident Americans are the real wealth of our nation. Through democratic ideals in all facets of life - school, home, and business - we develop intellectual skills and concepts necessary for civic 1 COITIPCICHCC. BAN 'L GNTGQMERY X, ' CGUNTY '?s., A BUILDING, all- 1'

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a l f R t L KENNARD RHODES, JR., B.A., MARIAN L. SCHWARTZ, B.A., M.A.g ALLAN F. VOGT, B.S., M.S.g Vice M Ed.g Vice-Principal, Attendanceg Vice-Principal, Instruction. Principal, Administration. Key Club. Always behind us with encouragement, counsel, and knowledge, the Administration served as the backbone of school transactions. Checking Attendance, verifying an- nouncements, and supervising office affairs were only a few of their many tasks. Working hand in hand with the student council resulted in a student-administration re- lationship that greatly benefited Blair. The official duty of the counselors was to serve as co-ordinators between students, teachers, and parents, and to assist in special outside services. They guided us in our selection of courses, made suggestions as to which subjects would best fit into our future plans, and made follow-up surveys after our graduation. They Paved the Way LUCILE D. APPLEBY, B.A., M.A.g Eleventh Grade Coun- JOSEPH A. MORAN, A.B., M.A., Twelfth Grade Counselor. selor, Foreign Exchange Committee. ROBERT J. ZIBIMERMAN, B.S., MS., Tenth Grade Coun- ELIZABETH C. MACDONALD, B.S., M.A.g College Counselor. selor. L. APPLEBY E. MACDONALD J. MORAN R, ZIMMERMAN i n nv. 3 QU!-