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

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On The Job Training 1 W 'vw I F. Andrews C. Cummings K. Diggs FRANCES A. ANDREWS B S: Ofhce Practice Personal T in , v - Q , P S Englishg Welfare Comm., Ch. Commercial dept. Y CLEO C. CUMMINGS, A.B.g Job Problems KATHRYN E. DICGS, B.A., M.S.g Distributive Ed., Englishg Annual Show Comm. Helping its students learn while they earn, the Work Experience Department offered training in job problems. CISSIE E. GIEDA, B.S.g Driver Educationg Teenage Road-eo, Safety Comm.. Fire and Air Raid Drills. ROBERT F. MACUIRE, A.B.g Driver Educationg Rifie Coach. C. Gieda R. Maguire Let's not aim for the polesli' Mr. Maguire gave solemn warning to Driver Education students practicing parking. The graduate of Blair's driver education program has acquired not only driving skills but also a knowl- edge of the essential road courtesies and basic auto- mobile mechanics. Behind The Wheel

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MAA ,a 1 . we S. Evanowski M. Trottnow D. Williams K. Gaasterland W. Keibler L. Lanahan J. Lear In The World Of Business. . With the complexities of business increas- ing daily, the demands for qualified personnel have risen sharply. The Commercial Depart- STANLEY F. EVANOWSKI, B.S.g Elementary Busi- ness, Business Organizationg School Store, Chess Club. KATHERINE W. GAASTERLAND, B.A., M.A.g Shorthand. WALTER A. KEIBLER, B.S.g Bookkeeping, Treas- urer of Blair. ment administered Civil Service examinations and provided the curriculum necessary for the practical application of commercial subjects. LORETTA K. LANAHAN, B.S.g Ollice Practice, Business Arithmetic, Personal Typing, Monogram Comm., Cheerleaders. JANE LEAR, A.A., B.S.g Typing, Bookkeeping. MARCELLA E. TROTTNOW, B.A.g Typingg Ranking Comm. DREAMA L. WILLIAMS, B.A.g Typing. Dollars Ancl Sense . . Blair's commercial department gave students a chance to learn various business techniques by practical experience as well as classroom study. J. Hong, S. Gravenor, T. Coughlan, S. Stern, D. Goodwin, B. Riohiii ood J. Moffatt perfprmed the tasks necessary for the efficient operation of the Montgomery Blair Bank.

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.TI- i. A. Fiorill P. Steigner C. Wiles Practical Application As part of its program in home management, the Home Econo- mics Department sponsored the fashion show and did catering. MARY L. DICKENSON, B.S.g General Home Artsg C0-Adviser of Future Homeinakers of America. DOROTHY W. GREENE, B.S.g Home Artsg Future Homemakers of America. LOUISE P. HARMON, B.S., M.A.g Vocational Home Arts, General Home Artsg Future Homemakers of America. Chairman of Home Arts Dept. l .21 .I. Harty H. Mehrens E. Rhodes ALBERT G. FIORILL, B.Ed., XI.Ed.g Printing. ,IOSEPH A. HARTY, L.L.B.g Electronics, Industrial Artsg Visual Aids, Audio Club. HAROLD E. MEHRENS, B.A.g Jewelry. ERNEST E. RHODES, B.S., M.Ed.g Mechanical Drawingg Photography Club, Bible Club. PAUL STEIGNER, B.S., M.A.g Machine Shop, Vocational Industrial Arts, Re- lated Scienceg Chairman of the Industrial Arts Dept. CHARLES I. WILES, B.A., M.Ed.g Advanced Craftsg Student Lounge Comm. The Industrial Arts Department developed students' mechanical skills by providing a wide variety of practical application. In Industrial Arts Richard Spitzer and Bob Kicherer worked on the milling and pointer machines thinning and planing wood. M. Dickenson D. Greene L. Harmon 'Qi