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

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,....! MR. DARYL SHAW, PRINCIPAL Two Direct Foculiy Since 1947, our principal, Mr. Daryl Shaw, directed all operations and functions within the school. This year, after serving as principal for the first three months, he Went on sabbatical leave to work toward his doctorate. Another capable administrator, Mr. Allan Vogt, filled the position of principal for the remainder of the school year. The effective adminis- tration of all programs and operations was the prin- cipal's responsibility. The principal initiated and exe- cuted important school policy which daily affected the student body. The efficient organization the prin- cipal maintained was the very basis ofBlair,s function- mg. P

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MR. SILAS CRAFT, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DR. EARL HOBBS, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Administration Run Efficiently Blair's three assistant principals and one general supervisor initiated and executed school policy. Vari- ous departments of Blair came under the supervision of this efficient personnel. Mrs. Lavery handled the Language, Social Studies, English, and Girls' Physi- cal Education Departments and provided instructional materials for classrooms. Mr. Craft, in addition to supervising the Guidance and Attendance Offices, ad- ministered the Mathematics, Business, and Music De- partments. Dr. Hobbs headed the Science, Art, Boys, Physical Education, and Industrial Arts Departments. He also supplied non-instructional materials for the school. Mr. Proctor, the General Supervisor, was in charge of improving Blairis entire instructional pro- gram. Together With the principal, these administra- tors were largely responsible for the efficient opera- tion of Montgomery Blair. MRS. LENORE LAVERY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. ALLAN VOGT ACTING PRINCIPAL ' f MR. CHARLES PROCTOR GENERAL SUPERVISOR