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

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dk' 'PD-s L- I-V011 A. North M. Whitcomb Louise C. Duey, Secretary and Assistant Registrar. Louise Lyon, Secretary. Alice D. North, Registrar and Administrative Secretary. Mary F. Whitcomb, Secretary and Receptionist. Ruth B. Breakiron, R.N.g Nurseg Future Doctors and Nurses of America. An indispensable part of the school's smooth functioning is gggkiron the eliiciency of the Office Staff. Among their activities, they typed the daily bulletin, maintained records and correspond- ence, as well as mimeographing tests and other subject matter. The Guidance Counselors gave aid and expert advice to stu- dents in regard to the problems they faced while in high school and those they would encounter after graduating. Clerical And Guidance . . . Lucile D. Appleby, A.B., M.A.g 12th Grade Counselorg Chairman of Guidance Dept., Foreign . Exchange Comm. R' Zlmmerman Elizabeth C. Macdonald, B.S., M.A.3 College Counselor. Joseph A. Moran, A.B., M.A.g 10th Grade Counselor. Robert T. Zimmerman, BS., M.S.g 11th Grade Counselor. L- APP1ebY E. Macdonald .l. Moran

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libs 1 T7 it-36 ,Y F6ldCSm3ll F Gerber J MacHale Jr fsr-V 'l' - C ommumcatton Callahan C Lusby The Engllsh Department deyeloped our word power through various activities other than those 1n the general currlculum Students were encourafred to enter the liter ary contests sponsored by the Exemng Star and Bnal Brlth Literature became an important part of English class developing in students an understandlng and ap preclatlon of literary quallty RUTH V. CALLAHAN B.S.'Engilsh' Welcoming Comm. GLADYS D. FELDESMAN B.A.' English. FREDA G. GERBER B.A.- English. JOHN M. MACHALE JR. B.A. M. Litt.- English Psychology' Student Council. RUTH Z. MILLER B.A.' English. LUCILLE N. 'VIOLER B.A. M.A.' En lish Journalism' Silver Chips Public Relations Chairman. R. Miller L. Nloler it 'Vlr. Chairman distinguished opponents . . . stated Larry Brown presenting his argument in a debate in which Sue Rothenback and .Iohn Hyuk Han also participated. The debate was one of the activities of the Public Speaking Class.