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

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-211 R Robinson Rosenbaum M. Theofield M. Wood ur Key To Understanding . .. As areas within the framework of the English Depart- ment, the Public Speaking and Drama classes olfered students a variety of experiences which ultimately de- veloped vocal expression and poise. RUTH S. ROBINSON, B.A.g English, Advanced Grammar and Composition. ADELE ROSENBAUM, B.A., M.A.g Englishg Handbook Comm. MARY L. THEOFIELD, B.A.g English. MAY L. WOOD, B.A., M.A.g English, Public Speakingg Chair- man of English Dept. ,IEANNE OSBAHR, B.A.g English, Public Speaking. lFirst sem.l. RICHARD T. PIOLI, B.A.g English, Dramag Senior Play, Spring Play, Thespians, Silverlogueg Jr. Newman Club, Stage Crew. HELEN HUDSONg English, Spanish. GLORIA PENNERg English, Public Speaking, Spring, Show. H Hudson C Penncr J. Osbahr R. Pioli afar

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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.

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-rv- 5.2, f W. Bagnall P. Jones A. Chakan A. Davidson WILLIAM G. BAGNALL, B.S., M.S.g World History, U. S. History, Citizenship Comm., Stu- dent Court. ALBERT CHAKAN, B.A., M.Ed.g World History Psychology, 12th Grade Adviser. ALMA E. DAVIDSON, B.A., M.A.g U. S. History World History, Chairman of Social Studies Dept. Silverlogue Adviser, Rollers. ROY A. DE LAUDER, B.A., M.A.g U. S. History, Psychol0gY. Sociology, Majorettes, Concessions, Teacher's Handb-ook. MARY D. ENRIGHT, B.A., M.A.g U. S. History European History, Junior Class Sponsor, Chap- lain's Comm. v 1 s R. De Lauder M. Enright PHILLIP L. JONES, B.S., U. S. History, Core, Geography. PRISCILLA C. KLINE, B.S., M.S.g U. S. His- tory, Activity Comm., Activity Council. WILLIAM B. MARKS, B.A., M.A., Ed.M.g Econ- omics, Government, Problems of Democracy, Soc- iology, Dance Comm., Senior Commencement Comm. VINCENT PUGLIESE, B.A.g World History, Hackfleld Coach of Football Team. HELEN H. WILSON, B.A.g World History, U. S. History. SYLVIA WUBNIG, B.S., World History, English. A Link with The Past.. S. Markowitz imprisoned Mrs. Enright in the stocks during the Williams- burg trip. P. Kline W. Marks V. Pugliese IP'- is The History Department, our link with the past, provided us with many divers- ified subjects and activities. Subjects con- cerning modern problems such as sociol- ogy, psychology and economics were taught in addition, to the subjects of the past: World, European, and United States his- tory. Trips to the U. N. and Jamestown were incorporated into the curricula. H. Wilson S. Wubnig N 1 .iq , 'lv I I