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

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Scholastic Foundation Students who worked while still in school were given the advantage of special courses at Blair , related to the type of occupation they wished to - pursue. The variety of studies better equipped these young men and women to meet intelligently the demands of a business society. x.. Along with securing a 'ob and earning extra spending money S lacangelo discovered the art of selling an the business world through the Diversified Occupations Program Leading a double life as a student and as a gas station attendant is T Groves V ZW . , A - . . ' - v 'N X . A I ef r .Je . f . ni ' 4 . ,-8 4 I ,

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'Wi 'sf 'iw- Mrs Jane Lear BA BS Typmg Bookkeepng Mrs Loretta L Sulllvan B S Personal Typlng Omce Proc tlce Cheerleaders Monogram Comm Monogram Socnety Dance Comm PTA Secretary Mus Marcella E Trotfnow BA Typing Mun Dreama Wllllams BA Typing Elementary Buslness Srlver Quill Both busmess and academic students learned the slull of typlng nn typing courses offered at Bair for an Cccupatlon We learned much from actual expernence In the Commercual Department By workung In the bank and the office we dulngently applned techniques learned In class We practiced the Important typung and shorthand drllls so that we could become proflclent and highly skvlled During thelr office practice class R Irvmg, E Haransky, C Campbell, K Roy got practuce nn the use of dncta phones IH transcrubmg mg 1 7 ' ' A 1 v S V - I . rv ,I ' J ' ' ' 'tj '4 - I l T x . 4 ft . , . ., . .5 ' , . . . . ' , . .5 ' , - , , ., , ., . . . . . . . , . .7 . . . , . ., , , . . . I l l

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'40 46 'K 1,974 Mrs Frances Andrews BS Bus Englnsh Otlice Practnce DE Welfare Comm Chan man WE Program Mr Samuel Flgenbaum BS DE Job Problems Salesman ship Mrs EleanorC Holmead BA DE Business Arnthmetuc -M P122-'47 qv C O Brien takes dlctatlon from a Snlver Sprung lawyer wnth the firm Muller Mlller and Muller as part of her DO tramlng An excellent opportunuty to expand personal con tacts and gum experience ln business IS afforded by the Work Experuence Program Coupled wnth a morn mg of planned study thus afternoon gives many voca tlonally minded students the chance to apply their knowledge to a practical working world Amnd the lumble of televlsuon and radio tubes, wlres and tools Nick Toth patuently J fd works on a radvo s ! 3 K 4 i' , J Q- P V M-R P' t V E.-.Q 1? 0 . . --: - ' , ' , .-. -, '- , . . . . . . , . .5 . ., , - . . , . .p . ., ' ' ' . fm' s T1 l 5 4' 0 - 1 . ' . - Q 5, . -. . Q: . . . e V I 7 . 1 I Q - ...M s' ', X 4. X. X 1 -'Y :za- . I A r rfb,