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

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...ga 2 l l i I 1 1 2 Kia A ,W HM, , , ., ,. MR. WACNER frequently confers with members of the student body. dministration As principal of Montgomery Blair, Mr. Wagner administered and supervised the entire instructional program, and in general strove to raise the standards of our school. With this his predominant goal, he worked to maintain the quality of Blair's teaching staff by acquainting new members with school rou- tines and procedures, by conducting staff meetings, and by offering the teachers opportunities for in- service training. In addition, he oversaw the actual material taught and the methods teachers used in teaching it. To create a link between the home and the school, Mr. Wagner frequently conferred with parents. As a result of these efforts Blair has main- tained its liigh quality of education, has strengthened the bonds between the community and itself, and has become an efficient and smooth-running organization. MR. RICHARD E. WACNER Principal fi. 1 ,,., 2 .' If i f i 'Z if 45? , ,,., fmt W WW .- 'MM ygiffg., qi i 272 if rw , fm, ,,,, ,405 if 0 . 5-gfiif f A X X V if K, V.: X V7 , . ,i,,,,1,,1ff , Y ' -img fi' ' f V f f f2'ZfFfiL?ff ' , f f , ,J ,fl ,' f , ' f ' H' ' 2 'f .f M ,P .f'lL'f,4,. mwzf: ww- ,- 1+ 1,. f, e'k5em.'4g '2?-Mita? . , 2s.':5ii-iam, , G - 'Y J - 'ilfylifzf W J' ' ,fx l ag ff. . 4 2, I-fm.,-Q , .- ,., g,jg,f,,.y,y.Qp-gi ,115 ,Y , 1- .IN,!- ' V eff f'1fs'41f- ' nv vu - f4: ' 'W' t,,,, 1 gags .Mm Y.,f,., .,,,3,W3v , ,uv 371' ' -Sf' My '4 M ' ,vt .j W ','.'u'f,,p g r' .nm x -gq,1.,.-r,,y?- - ' V. 4 44 -' 2 f f 1 ja if 3 . ' X L g '- fA ,,.,, ,, ,aim ,,gQ,,,f,,.r fit' 4 31' - ' - '-Miss f ' 2-'ws fwfr L' iv. af-V ,y ,t l i f,.,,,,i it . M MR aromas w 3 - 'S 4 A in ,W , -.-f . t ...... . - .Wu .5 I2

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A teacher affects eternity. HENRY BROOKS ADAMS C1838-19181

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MR IVAN W. FITZWATER IT, f wi 1---M ,Q ,,,.M.N Administration i Each of Blair's assistant principals ran his depart M f'f' A ment to insure the smooth transaction ofbusiness ind H W the efficient operation of our school. Mr. Frtzvx itei s duties entailed the administration of such school personnel as the secretaries, custodians, and cifeteili staff, and the supervision of the schoolis business affairs, the office staff, and the maintenance of the building and grounds. He also scheduled lctixities on the school calendar, and handled disciplin nx situi tions. Mr. Craft worked closely with the students checking their daily and classroom attend ince ind keeping their records in order. ln addition he supei vised the Guidance Department, and cooidin ited student publications. Mrs. Lavery's responsibilities involved maintaining the effectiveness of the instiuc tional program. She ordered textbooks and educi tional films, oriented new teachers, obtuned sub stitutes, and administered the student teachci piogi nn MR. SILAS E. CRAFT Assistant Principal Vlllnq Assistant Principal ,V ' as ,- Lia,- !-Q N1RS. LENORE P. LAVERY A Assistant Principal 'R A wi i H iq