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

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in' 2 e- ' f V - , 'i i -1 --X nw H S., L 1. ' 1 W H .1-A ,,,. Mrs. Abramson Mr. Adelman Miss Boyer taaaw ia , ,., il C S ' Mrs. Siegrist Mrs. Lillian K. Abramson, B.A., M. A., Chemistry, Chemistry Club Sponsor Mr. David M. Adelman, B.S., M. S., Chemistry Miss Elizabeth S. Boyer, B. A., M. A., Biology, Biology Club Spon- sor, Biology Section Coordinator Mr. Richard D. Dexter, B.S., Biology, Practical Chemistry Mr. Phillip R. Dickie, B.E.g Physics, Algebra Mr. Stanley R. Kulakowski. B. A., M. A., Biology, Baseball Coach Mrs. Louise S. Siegrist, B.A., Biology, Honor Society Comm. Students in Advanced Physics classes are X is , SX vu .-.l.' Xxx Q iii in XSD . ix if B intl T ,Y to 71 E- W 77 o fb 2 m . 5' I .. :A -,. I3 , . fp :af xv lv XL.. RS ' A V f. V. -. -., wg, Mr. Dexter Mr. Dickie ts Dissecting is a large and exciting part of Biology l. challenged by new theories. W! ,.4i ' 26 I 'C dn- XV .Q 'H' fibfff! f I

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.1 -as-., 4. 2' - X 33 is 4. , gy r X V MIS- Joardar Mr. Jones Mrs. Kline Mrs. Grace Joardar, B. A., M. A., World History, World Geography Mr. Phillip L. Jones, B. S., American Heritage, Economic Geography Mrs. Prisilla C. Kline, B. S., M. S., U. S. History, Nat'l. Honor So- ciety Sponsor Mr. Robert F. Maguire, B. A., U. S. History Mr. William B. Marks, B. A., M. Ed., M. A.g Economics, Government, Sociology, Civil War Club Sponsor, Problems of Democracy Mr. Vincent A. Pugliese, B. A., World History, Blair O'Debs Spon- sor, Varsity Club Sponsor, Football Backfield Coach. Students take part in an everyday discussion in Psychology. I 1 K, hswssxghs- QF ix,-5 N.-. Wi i '5 4. ft ,T X I r 4 vu xg, 1- . X- U X 2' V f' ' ' f I n Mr. Maguire Mr. Marks Mr. Pugliese Attending Sociology classes we concentrated on issues relating to religious, political, racial, and labor-manage ment problems, and discussed church, educational and governmental institutions. Psychology helped us to un- derstand human behavior as well as develop our own per- sonalities and characters. Analyzing social, child-family, and individual-group relationships provided for a deeper knowledge and consciousness of our association with others. The Sociology class is engrossed in Mr. Chakanls discussion.

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Y 1 fix f r of tori! jj x AA Ji' . f it -Q W , .V gf 1 ,il I ii I '. ,.. f A Mr. Marder Mr. McKenzie Mrs. McNutt Mr. Michaelson Miss Sansone Mr. Saunders Chemistry students find concentration necessary as they work with slide rules. Mr. Stuart C. Marder, B. S., Biology Mr. Leonard M. McKenzie, B. A., M. A., Physical Science, Practical Chemistry Mrs. Peggy B. McNutt, B. S., Chemistry, Astronomy Club Sponsor Mr. Myron B. Michaelson, B. S., Biology, Student Council Advisor, Cheerleader Sponsor Miss Marguerite A. Sansone, B. S., Biology, Biology Club Sponsor Mr. William W. Saunders, B. A., M. A.g Physics, Advanced Physical Science, Science Club Sponsor, Science Department Chairman, Science Fair Advisor Science was a fascinating and ever-changing field. To keep pace with the recent emphasis upon scientific knowledge, Blair added to its curriculum a two-hour course entitled Advanced Physical Science. In modern, well-equipped laboratories, pupils had the chance to learn by experimentation. The study of science challenged stu- dents to explore the mysteries of the world around them. On lab days, students enjoy the hard work in Chemistry.