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

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Guidance NVith the ever-increasing student enrolhnent at Blair, individual counseling for each student hecanie Xlis A COIKOIN 1 X rs. li, Flood . . . , - . - , a freater res Jonsihihtv. Careful 5Cl1GClUllllU' ot hiffh - 'f ' 'v771'7j Y I I., bl ' school .courses led all students into their possihle , ' areas ot concentration. Iwhrough the Guidance Depart- J ,,,. inent, college hound seniors learned about their 4 4 .1 5 selected schools and Jrebared themselves to meet f . , A 1 1 , the entrance requirements, while through vocational Y' t ff X' ' ' . . r f Z counseling, students learned ot the Joh opportunities g' in their chosen fields. J ' f, , 'MPV V - ,Qi , J.y - X is lx ina. s I lex s 1-i.NIacdonaId PUPIL PERSONNEL XVOHKEH Robert Yeit assists Nlrs. Pierrcl in advising Kathy ltupli on the progress she has made this year, XIIKS, Xl.-XCIDONALID, Hlairls College Counselor, reviews personal records before conferring with each student. pb :A ii ZW We I -4 Qf S mf r , -

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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

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W f 'U X 1 '1 . Mrs. E. Dax is gffyvfqzfg, 'ff , f I 4 ' V fi V H .4-, 3 52 , 1 ? , 5' Xlrs. C. Xlatson .WM yn 553 my m f. .. I 0 ,ln , W , , .f n MMM. f,CcfL',,,f f fc 'V V ! 4 f 96' 'Y-M.. Xlrs. C. Dietz K. af 5' , V. ,.k. , ,fy A 7: Xlrs. Nl. Nludd S., : MRS. MUDD PERFORMS the important task of taking telephone messages for school personnel. , 'iff f 1 K I4 055 X i e . Y I, 'bt Nlrs. L. Lyon Office Staff The office staff served as receptionists, secretaries, and assistants to our principals and vice-principals in the Blain Office, to the vice-principal in the Attend- ance Office, and to the Counseling Department. The efficient personnel received guests, filed, typed, and received and answered phone calls. The staff' also helped to schedule the school calendar, put out W bulletins and notices, and prepared orders for school :.- . ' Z,3 supplies. In the Attendance Office, the staff helped A to maintain complicated daily and monthly attendance , VV A Q records. To aid the college counselors, the staff fi-' helped to maintain permanent record cards and to ' f' send out material to colleges regarding applications. school 'of Blairls size could not have possibly func- ' tioned without the competent assistance of the office Nlrs. A. North personnel. NIHS. BHEAKIRON treats a minor cut on Elaine Xloslto- witfs linger. ..,- W R ...wg , fu 0v'A',f' U f v, ,., ,mx V 'Av MA. '..A. . Q-I Nlrs. li. lirealiiron Xlrs, Nl. Carson Ei' fi f V t The nursels office was staffed at all times liy the nurse, her assistant, and several student volunteers. They were prepared to give medical assistance to Blairites who might have lieen injured in such areas as physical education, home arts or shop, or to stu- dents Who liecame ill during school hours. Students were then advised to lie down and rest until they felt lietter or were talien home. 15 z AA' 1 ,r ,,f,,..,,,V .la w,,, 01 .iff 5,,,' I ? .rfn - a 1 0 45431, f'3,.w'f. ,l l .J se 1 ,wa ' as xv- -1 f'.,,a, we 4 ,Lv Q . V, nd, t