Richard Montgomery High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockville, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1933 volume:

A he oc ket Published by the Students of MONTGOMERY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL The School for Citizenship” Rockville, Maryland Foreword This year has witnessed a great change in the student government of Rockville High School. Since the Greeks created the first really democratic government and since our new form of government is a democratic republic, it seems particularly fitting that we use the Greek theme to illustrate the Rocket. Moreover, the Greek ideal on an all-round education is followed closely at Rockville High School. Like the Athenians we stress not only intellectual training, but physical, social, and moral education as well. Each of the drawings of Greek sculpture which form the division pages of the Rocket has some special significance— both for the Greeks and for us. They exemplify the old Greek motto which we shall do well to follow— Be moderate in all things.” L. FLETCHER SCHOTT, Principal Mr. Schott, our efficient and highly esteemed principal, has been with us eight years. Through his untiring efforts and fine influence, he has acquired for R. H. S. the good na Je ‘j has today— The School for Citizenship”. Mr. Schott, in his kind, genial way, has skillfully guided our footsteps through school. May he guide the footsteps of many others as he has guided ours. 3 T h e R () C K E T 19 3 3 Faculty Henry S. Whiteford University of Maryland, A.D. Mathematics Margaretta Moore American University, A.B. History and English Edna E. Hauke Columbia University, M.A. Science Elgar S. Jones University of Maryland, A.B. English Thorman A. Nelson University of Maryland, B.S. Mathematics Bernadette Sheehan Trinity College, A.B. Music and Art Allan F. Vogt Ithaca College, B.S. Physical Education Catherine A. Hall Denison University, Ph.B. English Katheryne Severance American University, A.B. Science and Mathematics Eleanor M. Obici New Rochelle College, B.S. Stenography and Typewriting Hazel M. Bratt Western Maryland College Latin and English Janet C. Prince Georgia State College for Women, B.S. Bookkeeping and Banking Esthelene W. Morgan George Washington University, A.B. English and Social Studies Catherine W. Cockburn Western Maryland College, A.B. Physical Education and History Frank McClung Indiana State College, B.S. Industrial Education Olive S. Edmonds University of Maryland, B.S. Home Economics Susanna Stover Pennsylvania State College, A.B. French and History Abell A. Norris, Jr. Georgetown University, B.S. Science Margaret Lohr Secretary Frances S. Holmead Goucher College, A.B. History 4 The ROCKET 19 33 5 T h e i i) :i a MR. WILLIAM K. KLINGAMAN We dedicate this issue of the Rocket to Mr. William K. Klingaman, State Supervisor of High Schools in Maryland. His unceasing efforts have been largely responsible for the progress made by the schools of our county and we of the Rockville High School feel that we have in him not only a gifted leader but also a true and sympathetic friend. 6 T h e R () C K E T 1 9 3 3 FRANCIS LEAHY Tee Hee” President of Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Citizenship Society (Key Council) 3, 4; Citizenship Society 1, 2; Lightweight Soccer 1. 2: Lightweight Basketball 1, 2; (Captain) 3; Bank Staff 4 ;Aeroplane Club (Presi-dcnt)3; Dramatic Club 4; Patrol 3; Secretary of Bank 4; Secretary of ('lass 1, 3; President of Junior Republic 4. JOHN OWINGS ENGLAND Horseback! Chief Justice of School Court 4; Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Key Council 2; Cashier of Bank 4; Chairman of Student Government Committee 4; Gover-lor of Roosevelt State 4: B. S. T. Club 3, 4; Ever-eady Science Club 2: Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2. 3. 4. MARGARET ELLEN KESSLER Kisser” Citizenship Society 3. 4: Commercial Club, President 3: Dramatic Club 3: Class Volley Ball 3; Usher Committee 4; Vice- President of IClass 4; Congressman from the Roosevelt State, 4. HERBERT PRESTON STEARN Blackie” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2. 3, 4: Airplane Club. Secretary 1. 2: Basketball (lightweight) 1, 2; (Varsity) 3. 4: (Class) 1. 2: Soccer (Varsity) 3, 4; Assembly Committee 3; Patrol Committee 4; History Club Secretary. 3; Citizenship Society 1. 2, 3, 4; Rocket Staff (Circulation) 1; Band 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra Club 4. ROBERT LYLES ADAMSON Bob” Science Club 1: Physical Education Club, President 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2, 3. 4; Citizenship Society 3. 4: Varsity Basketball 3; Class Basketball 1. 2: Student Government Committee 4; Patrol Company (hirst class Private) 4. 8 The R OC K ET 19 33 GEORGE PRESTON ALLEN Geo” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4; Sunshine and Shadow Club (Treasurer) 4; Sunshine It Shadow Staff 4; Art Club 1; Writers Club 2; Art Club 3. AUDREY NAOMI ANDERS Teeny” Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3, 4; Health Club 1; Physical Education Club 2; Commercial Club 3; Sunshine Shadow Staff 4; Basketball (Class) I; Volley Ball (('lass) 1, 2; Basketball (Varsity) 2. 3, 4; Field Basketball 3, 4; Volleyball (Varsity) 3, 4; Sanitation Committee (Chairman) 4; Patrol Sergeant 4. MARCIA ANN BARBEE Barb” Student Government 1; Vice-President of Freshman Class; President Home Room 1; Citizenship Society 1. 2; Hume Makers Club 1; Physical Education Club 2: B. S. T. Club 3; Sunshine and Shadow Club 4; Sunshine and Shadow Staff 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4. CLAUDE THOMAS BARRY Claude” Commercial 3, 4; Sanitation Committee 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; Bank Staff 4. FRANCES NORMAN BECKER Norma” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4; Citizenship Society 1, 2. 3, 4; Latin Club; Physical Education Club 2, 4; Travel Club 3; Rockkt Staff 3. 4; Patrol Committee 4; Key Council 2, 3; Track 2; Obstacle Race 2; Secretary of Clubs in Junior Republic 4. 9 T h c R O C K E T 1 9 3 3 DOROTHY LOVE BISSETT Dot” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3. 4; Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3, 4; Health Club 1; Physical Education Club 2; B. S. T. Club 3: Sec etary of Home Hoorn 3; Sunshine and Shadow StatT 4; Sunshine and Shadow Club 4 ANNIE VIRGINIA BRIGHAM Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Basketball 1. 2. 3; Vlass Volley-Ball 2. 3; Physical Education Club (President) 3; Sunshine and Shadow Club (Secretary) 4; Health Club 1, 2. MILTON P. BROWN Milton” Citizenshin Society 2, 3; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 2, 3; Shop Club 2; Class Basketball 2; Patrol Committee 2. 3. EVA KATHERINE BUTT Kitty” Citizenship Society 1. 2, 3. 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2, 3. 4: Art Club (President) 2, 3; Health Club 1; Aeroplane Club 4; Sunshine and Shadow Staff 4. MARGARET ESTELLE CLAGGETT Peggy S]� ortsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3, 4; Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Home Maker's Club 1 (Secretary); Science Club 2. 3; Art Club 2; Airplane Club 4; Patrol Company 4. 10 The ROCKET 1933 CARL MONTGOMERY DARBY Darby” Lunch Room Committee 1, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood I, 2. 3, 4; President of Sportsmanship Brotherhood 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Basket Ball 2. 3. 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3. 4; Captain of Patrol Company 4; Citizenship Socic'y 3, 4; Rocket Staff 3, 4; Sunshine and Shadow Staff 3. VIRGINIA DARBY Jenny” Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3, 4: Health Club 1: Physical Education Club 2; Commercial Club 3: Sunshine and Shadows 4; Commercial 4; Varsity Volley Ball Team 4: ('lass Basket Ball Team 2; Representative of Home Room 3; Patrol Committee 4; Congressman 4. LUTHER LYNWOOD DAVIS Fatso” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2, 3, 4; Citizenship 2. 3. 4; School Band 2. 3, 4: Orche tra 4: President of Orchestra Club 4; Vice-President tjf Student Government 4; Science Club 1. 2; Airplane Club 3; Chairman of Assembly Committee 4; Key Council 4. ELIZABETH EAGLE FAWSETT Libbie” Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3, 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3. 4; Health Club 1; Scribblers Club 2; Secretary of Writers Club 3; Nice President of Writers Club 3; Flower Club 4. DOROTHY MARGARET GARTNER -Peggy” Citizenship Society 1, 2. 3. 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3, 4; Science Club 1. 2; Science Club (President) 2; Physical Education Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Class Volley Ball 1; Key Council 1, 2; Student Government 4. 11 The ROCKET 1933 EDNA LEEANNA GRAY Eddie” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2, 3, 4; Citizenship Society 3. 4; Travel Club 1; Writer’s Club 2; Art Club 3; Commercial Club 4. HELEN MARIE GRAY Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3. 4; Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Physical Education Club 2; Art Club 1; Commercial Club 3, 4; Sunshine and Shadow Staff 4: Congressman in Junior Republic, 4; Vice-president of Commercial Club 4. RICHARD WARNER GRAY Dick” Shop Club 1, 2; Airplane Club 3. 4; Citizenship Society 2, 3: Student Government 3 ;4, Vice-president of Shop Club 2; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4. CARL VON PERLING HAHN Doc” Airplane Club I; Shop Club 2; French Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4; Citizenship Society 1, 3. 4. SEDONIA LETTER HEAGY Donie” Citizenship Society 2. 3. 4; Health Club 1; Sunshine and Shadow Club, Vice-President 4: Commercial Club 3: Art Club, Secretary 3; Vice-President of Sopho.rore Class 2; Patrol, 2nd Lieutenant 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3. 4; Alternate Representative of Home Room 1; Art Club 2. 12 The ROCKET 19 33 ELLA MASON HICKERSON Ella” Roman Forum 1, 2; Feytel Cercle Francais 3, 4; Sunshine and Shadow Club 4; Citizenship Society 1, 2, 3. 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4; Rocket Staff 4; Library Committee 3, 4. BEATRICE CATHERINE HORN Bee” Citizenship Society 3: History Club 3; Commercial Club 3; ClasN Team 3; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; Patrol Committee 4. JULIAN HUGHES HOSKINSON (Aunt Woocie) Ajrplanc Club 1. 3. 4 (President); Science Club 2; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2, 3, 4; Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Government 4; Alternate Representative 3; Hank Staff 4; Manager Soccer Team 4: Manager Basketball Team 4; Secretary of Athletics 4. GEORGIA MAY HOWARD Citizenship Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3. 4; Home Economics Club 1; I'hvsical Education Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club 4; (.'lass Volley Ball 1. JOSEPH MAYNARD HUDSON Maynie” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2, 3, 4; Modern Workers Club 1. 2, 3; History Club 4; Home Room Representative 1; Student Council 4. 13 ''he ROCKET ! ;};} MYRTLE EDNA LOWRY Betsy” Home Makers Club 1; Dramatic Club 2; History and Commercial Club 3; Sunshine and Shadows Club 4; ( itizenship Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Key Council 2. 3, 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2, 3. 4; Student Government Committee 4; Rocket Staff 4; Secretary of Publications 4. LAKE WILLIAM McCROSSIN Luke” Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Shop Club 3; Second Soccer Team 2; Shop Club 1. 2. 3; Physical Education Club 3. 4; Student Government 3. 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2, 3, 4; Reporter of Shop Club 2; President of First Baseball Team 3. MARTHA ELLEN MILOR El” Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Government 4: pSortsmanship Brotherhood 1. .23. 4; Rocket Staff 4: Sunshine and Shadows Club 4; Commercial Club 3; Health Club 2: Dramatic Club 1; Hitball Varsity Team 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT E. NICHOLS Nick” Track Team 1. 2. 3; Citizenship Society 1, 2, 3: Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3. 4; Home Room Representative 2; Airplane Club President 2, 3; Sanitation Committee Chairman 3; Stamp‘Club 4; Rocket Staff 4. ELEANOR ROBERTA NICHOLSON Blondie” Citizenship Society 1, 2. 3; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2. 3. 4; Health Club 1; Scribblers Club 2, 3; Physical Education Club 3; Sunshine and Shadows 4; Home Room Representative 3. 14 The ROCKET 9 ?, KATHERINE VIRGINIA NORRIS ,Katty” Citizenship 1, 2. 3. 4; Sanitation Committee 4; Patrol 4 (First Class Private); Health Club 1, 2; Physical Education 3; Varsity Volley Ball 4; Varsity Basket Ball 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Base Ball 3. 4; Class Basket Ball 1, 2. 3; Class Volley Ball 1. 2. 3. RUTH ELIZABETH NORRIS Rudy Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Key Council 2, 3, 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3, 4; Varsity Field Baseball 3. 4; Basketball 4: Varsity Volleyball 4; Class Basketball Team !. 2, 3; Class Volleyball Team 1, 2. 3, 4; Physical Education Club 3: Health Club 1. 2; Sunshine and Shadow Club 4; Sanitation Committee 4; Patrol (First Class Private) 4. MARGARET EULALIE OFFUTT Peggy” Citizenship Society 2. 3. 4; Key Council 3; Physical Education Club 2; Commercial Club 3; Sunshine and Shadow Club 4; Class Basket Ball 2, 3, 4; Student Government 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 2, 3, 4. CHARLES PENN Charlie” Airplane Club 1; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 3, 4; Citizenship Society 1. 2; Physical Education Club, President.3; Lightweight Basket Ball Team 3; Commercial Club 4; Student Government 4. ALEXANDER F. PRESCOTT Beau” Latin Club 1. 2. French Club 3; D amatic Club 1, 4 (Vice-President); Home Room Representative 4; Citizenship Society 1. 2, 3, 4; School Play 4; Clast Basket Ball 1: Lightweight Basket pall 1; Rocket Staff 3. 4; Patrol Committee 4; Sportsmanahip Brotherhood 1. 2, 3, 4. 15 T he ROCKE T 1 9 3 3 MARJORIE ELIZABETH RAMEY M argie” Dramatic Club 1; Home Economics Club 2; Physical Education Club 2; Commercial Club 3, 4; Usher Committee 4; Director of Hank 3; Basket Hall (Class team) 1. 2; Citizenship Society 1. 2; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET VIOLA RAY Peggy” Citizenship Society 1, 2; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3. 4; Member of Class Basket Ball Team 2; Alember of Class Volley Ball Team 2. ELBERTA RHODES RICE Boo” Latin Club 1, 2. (Secretary): Citizenship Society 1. 2, 3: Key Council 2; Class Basket Ball 1, 2. 3: Class Volley Ball 2, 3; Physical Education Club 3f 4 (Secretary); Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4; Rocket Staff 4; Senator 4. FLORENCE ELIZABETH RICE Jimmie” Roman Forum 1. 2; Dramatic Club 3; Citizenship Society 1, 2, 3. 4. (President); Sportsmanship Brotherhood 2. 3. 4; Feytcl Ccrclc Francais 3 (Vice-President) 4; Recreational Health Society 4; Sunshine and Shadow Staff 3; Library Committee 3. 4. (Chairman); ( la Volley Team 3; Library Committee 3. 4 (Chairman); Class Volley Team 3; Library Committee 3, 4 (Chairman): Track 3. 4; Rocket Staff 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Student Council 4; Key Council 2. 3, 4 (President); Home Room Representative 4; Secretary of Scholarship 4. HAZEL IRENE RICKETTS Ha Wa” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2, 3, 4; Citizenship Sooety 1 2. 3. 4; Key Council 2, 3: Science Club 1; Physical Education Club 2; Commercial Club 3; Flower Club 4. 16 T h e R O C K E T 1 9 3 3 HAZEL NAOMI SCHNEIDER ''Hey” Home Economics Club 1; Physical Education Club 2; Commercial Club 3, 4; Usher Committee 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3, 4; Citizenship Society 1, 2; Basket Ball Team (class 1). GRACE DORIS SLATER Slater” Latin Club 1; Class President 1. 2; Commercial Club 3: Physical Education Club 2, 4; Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3; Key Council 2, 3. MARY ANN SLATER Sammy” Home Economics Club 1; Citizenship Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4; Writers Club 2; Commercial Club 3, 4; Secretary of Home Room 3; Home Room Representative 4: Student Government Committee (Patrol) 4; Justice of School Court 4. EARL WILLARD STERLING Earl” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; Citizenship Society 3; Physical Education Club 3; Lightweight Basket Ball 4; Patrol 4; Assembly Committee 4. LORETTA MARIE STERLING Nookie” Citizenship 3, 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; Sunshine and Shadows Club 4; Volley Ball Team (Varsity) 4: Writers Club (Secretary) 3; Physical Education Club 3. 17 T h e HOCK E T 1 !) 3 3 CHARLES ROBERT STONE Robert” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1. 2. 3; 4; Citizenship Society 2. CASPER LEE STUP Ted” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1. 2; Physical Education Club 3f 4; Citizenship Society 2. 3; Base Ball Team 3. LORETTA CYNTHIA TUOHEY Retta” Citizenship Society 3. 4; Commercial Club 3, A: Sportsmanship 3, 4 EDNA LOUISE WAGNER Eddie” Home Economics Club (Secretary) 1; Sportsmanship Brotherhood f, 2, 3, 4; Writers Club 2: Art Club 3; Flower Club 4. ELLA VIRGINIA WATERS Dinny” Associate Judge of School Court 4; Citizenship Society 2. 3. 4; Key Council 3; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 2. 3, 4: Volley Ball (Class) 2, 3: Varsity (Manager) 4: Basket Ball (Class) 2. 3; Dramatic Club 3. 4: Travel Club 2: Sunshine and Shadows 2, 3, (Editorial Board) 4; Rocket Staff 3. 4; School Play 3; Bank Director 4; Cheering Team 3; Sanitation Committee 4; President of Bank 4. 18 T h e R O C K E T 9 3 3 MILDRED MAE WATKINS Millie” Secretary of School Property 4; Citizenship Society 1. 2. 3, 4: Vice-President of Citizenship Society 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3, 4; Health Club 1; Physical Education Club 2; Commercial Club 3; Dramatic Club 4; Student Government Committee 4; Secretary of ('lass 3; Sunshine and Shadows Staff 4; Manager of Sunshine and Shadows Staff 4; Rocket Staff 4; Home Room Mternate Representative 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3. HAZEL LEO WELSH Stump” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3; (Vice-President) Latin Club 1: Shop Club 2; Aeroplane Club 3; President of Aeroplane Club 4; Alternative Representative of Home Room 3. FERN FLORENCE WILL Fern” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4; Kev Council 3. 4; Citizenship Society 2. I, 4: Health Club 1; Physical Education Club 2: I’cvtel Cercle. President 3, 4; Rocket Staff 4; Sunshine and Shadows Staff 4; Volley Ball Class Manager 3; Basket Ball (Class) 2, 3; Speaker of House of Representatives 4. HOPE ADRIAN WILL Biddy” Citizenship 1, 2. 3. 4; Student Government 3, 4; Health Club 1; Latin Club 2; Writers Club 3; Orchestra Club 4 (Vice-President); Rocket Staff 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2, 3, 4; First Lieutenant on Patrol S ]uad 4; School Band 4. HAROLD BOYER YOUNG Harold” Citizenship Society 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 4; Shop Club (Vice-President) 4. 19 The ROCKET 19 33 EVELYN BEATRICE CUNNINGHAM Bcp” Volley Ball 4: Sunshine ami Shadows Club (Secretary) 4; Citizenship Society 4; School Play 4; Sj� orts-manship Brotherhood 4. SIDNEY LEE MILLS Slim” Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1. 2. 3. 4: Modern Makers Club (President 1, Vice-President) 2; Physical Education Club 3; Airplane Club 4; Citizenship Society 3; Assembly Committee 4; Student Council 4. MARTHA ANNE ANKNEY Mike” RICHARD STOKES MOULDEN Half Pint” Citizenship Society 4; Soccer 2, 3. 4; Basket Ball 1, 2. 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2, 3, 4: Flower Club 4; Orchestra 2. 3, 4; Base Ball 4; Track events 1. 2, 3, 4. 20 R () C K E T 1 9 3 3 State of Ritchie James White—Governor William Gandy—Lieutenant Governor John Waters—Secretary Anne Bailey Grace Barker Mildred Barnliouse Norman Beacht William Beall Loretta Bell Mae Belt Mary Beane Worthington Beane Anna Boswell Minerva Brake Lloyd Brewer Nicholas Brewer Clara Briggs Ruth Brigham Ruth Brooks Lois Brown Mary Shaw Brown Methol Brown Lloyd Burdette Donald Burt Harry Carter Mary Carey Dorthy Creamer Helen Davis Mildred Dorsey Lorraine Dronenberg Urcell Edwards Carlos Floyd William Gandy Norman Gettings Anna Hargett Helen Harrison Joseph Henderson David HHeerson Helen Hill Hilda Hill Helen Howard Jane Hoyle Ruth Hunter Mozelle Johnson Irva Kuster Daisy Knott Evelyn Krouse Marian Lohr Mildred Martz Hilma Merry Harold Lloyd Rufus Milor Marcel Mullican James Mitchell Katherine Meyers Rebecca Nicholas Robert D. Nicholas Loretta Offutt Jane Oyster Hilda Page Clara Penn Mark Pratt Isabel Ray Frances Rubell Harry Schooley John Shumaker Mary Spinks George Starkey William Steele Margaret Walker Mollie Waters Ira Ward Rav Weddle Barbara Wells Naomi Wills Franklin Wilson Craig Woodward Emma Wooton 22 STATE OF RITCHIE T h e R O C K E T 1 9 3-3 State of Baltimore Raymond Ziska—Governor Pearl Messer—Lieutenant Governor Dorthy Nicholson—Secretary Mildred Baily Estelle Jones Thomas Baker Robert Jones Norman Beane Forrest King George Bell Thelma Knott Paul C. Bennett Robert Koiner Hazel Bissett Margaret Kuster John Bowman Donald Lambert Lewis Bremerman Dorothy Laughlin Carroll Burdette Bob Lewis Martha Burdette Dorthy Miller Julia Burroughs Warren Milor Gladys Burrows Alma Murray Lucille Butt Grace Nicholson Robert Chapman Leahy Norris Ruth Cissel Kitty Offutt Cora Clagett Thoman Owings Dorsey Clark Catherine Oyster Marion Cleveland Tim Pasma Emma Lee Clogg Malcolm Pauley Donald Collins Mildred Payne Garner Collins Howard Pepper Evelyn Creamer Hazel Poole Irene Creamer Lydia Poole Josephine Creamer Rebecca Price Alice Duley Peggy Reffit Mildred Earp Earnest Rodgers Rachel Earp Conrad Schneider Alfred Fraley Eula Shewbridge Robert French Edward Singleton Edna Fox Mary Margaret Smith Olive Gandy Carl Sterling Raymond Gandy Irving Stern Charles Garstin Frank Stiles Ann Griffith Edwin Stone Anna Mary Harding Virginia Sudduth Leonard Harrison George Thompson Bernice Hill Odrione Tucker Margie Hottinger Helen Wagner June Hoyle Martin Whitcomb John Hughes Erma Wright Alton Jones 24 STATE OF BALTIMORE State of Howard Eugene Ochsenreiter—Governor Anice Cecil Lieutenant Governor Eugene Waters—Secretary Bruce Barnum Reginald Beard Theda Bissell Charles Bomman Catherine Boswell Edward Brosius John Case Anice Cecil William Davis Richard Duvall Elizabeth Gude Kress Hanger Walter Higgins Miriam Kriner Warner Poole Marie Posey Pinckney Prescott Stedman Prescott Ellie Ramsdell Ruth Ramsdell Florence Slevin Alfred Ward Eugene Waters 26 K) C: STATE OF HOWARD The ROCKET 1 State of Montgomery Charles Nicewarner—Governor Eileen Jackson—Lieutenant Governor Marion Miller—Secretary Roland Banks James Barnhouse Harold Bennett Leroy Bennett Louise Bisset Maude Boswell Harvey Brake Dorothy Brooks Betty Burdette Violet Butt Catherine Carter Margaret Case Florence Claggett Helen Clark Evelyn Coleman Ellen Cronise James Crown Neal Crown Upton Curtis Thomas Duley James Elder Paul Embrey Cecelia Fisher Dorothy Fletcher Robert Forsburg Inez Fraley Eleanor Funk Anna Marie Ganley Ashton Garrett Betty Griffith Hilda Gray Tessiel Hamilton Roy Harmon Carl Hill Meredith Hill Naomi Horn Katherine Howell Mildred Hutchinson Eileen Jackson Katherine Jenkins Edward Jolley Bernice King Robert Lee Louisa Lewis Earnest Lilliard Mary Lowry Virginia Marth Elvera McGaha Norman McGaha Guy Merry Catherine Miles Clyde Milor Lavinia Moulden Marie Moulden Lucille Myers Virginia Nicholson Patrick Norris Clements Oden Bertha Orme Grace Palmer Clarence Payne Guila Porter Kenneth Price Russell Ray Philip Reed Phyllis Reed Florence Ricketts Sam Riggs Ruth Rodgers Mabel Shoemaker Lloyd Shumaker Elwood Sipes Thomas Slater Anne Smith Wayne Smith Marguerite Sudduth Hilda Kraft Jack Ochsenreiter Mary Henderson Tanya Vassilieff John Warfield Elizabeth Waters Pcrrie Waters Dorothy Weddle Porter Welsh Genevieve Willier Lawrence Wood 28 STATE OF MONTGOMERY T h e R O C K E '1' 1 93 3 State of Calvert Francis Day—Governor Jack Alderson Edna Anders David Baildy Doris Beacht Dorman Beall Judson Beavers Elizabeth Boise Robert Briggs Alfred Burroughs Bertha Butt Ervin Butt Guy Carter Minnie Carter Woodrow Collins Gordon Conklin Susie Belle Cronise Lester Crown Helen England Lillian Earp Lucille Gartner William Gates Virginia Gosneli Eloise Haggman Marion Hall Benjamin Hamilton John Hayes Edward Higgins Lorraine Higgins Wilbur Hudson William Jeffers William Jenson Freda Datz Thomas Keys Virginia Lytton Wade Magruder Thomas Me Crossin Dorothey McGaha Dorothey Monday Thomas Moxley Harry Meyers Stuart Nicewarner Victoria Henley Myrtle Perry Catherine Offutt Blanche Poole Gladys Powell Clarence Rittenour Clyde Souders Shumaker Rodger Fred Slack Norman Smith Catherine Stiles Claude Stup Frances Sullivan Blanche Waters Preston Weaver Thomas Weddle Mary Margaret Wilson Robert Wood Betty Young Margaret Thompson STATE OF CALVERT The ROCKET 1933 Junior Republic Due to the fact that the school has outgrown its old form of student government, and because of the need and desire to have a new one, a Junior Republic was outlined for Rockville High School. Not only is this Junior Republic more beneficial but it is educational as well and provides the students with a greater knowledge of our National Government. The Junior Republic has three branches: Executive, Judicial and Legislative. The Executive branch is headed by the President of the Junior Republic. It also consists of the Vice-President and the Cabinet. The President is commander-in-chief of the Patrol Company and makes all appointments not included in the Constitution. The Cabinet is composed of the following secretaries: Secretary of Citizenship—who sees that the morale of the school is kept high. Secretary of School Property—who sees that all school property is carefully cared for and not abused. Secretary of Athletics—who sees that all athletic plans and preparations are carried out Secretary of Publications—who has charge of rhe school paper and the school year book. Secretary of Scholarship—who finds ways to raise the standards of scholarship of the school. Secretary of Clubs—who tries to devise plans by which the clubs are made more interesting and educational. Secretary of Treasury—who keeps in close contact with school finances. Attorney-General—who pleads the cases for the State for severe offenses. I The Judicial department consists of one Supreme Court and one School Court. The Supreme Court is composed of three teachers and has charge of all cases involving interpretations of the Constitution and appeals allowed by the School Court. The School Court consists of three student judges selected by the President with the approval of the Principal. The laws set up by the government shall be enforced by the Military Patrol Company which acts somewhat as the United States Army does in our National Government. The Legislative department consists of both Houses of Congress: Senate and House of Representatives. The House of Representatives is composed of members chosen every term by the people of the several states, each class being a State, and the electors in each State shall be citizens of the Junior Republic. The Representatives shall be apportioned among the several States, by having one representative for each twenty pupils or fraction thereof. The States are as follows: Roosevelt Senior Class Ritchie Junior Class Baltimore------------------------------------------- Sophomore Class Howard —_______Ninth Grade Montgomery Eighth Grade Calvert ............................. Seventh Grade 32 The ROCKET 1933 The Executive Department of the Junior Republic The President, Vice-President and the eight members of the cabinet form the Executive branch of the government. The eight departments of the Cabinet are: Scholarship, Citizenship, Publications, School Property, Athletics, Treasury, Justice, and Clubs. Florence Rice, Secretary of Scholarship, is in charge of the bettering of grades throughout the school. It is her duty to inspect the reports each term and to give aid to those who arc receiving failing marks. The Secretary of Citizenship, Lloyd Brewer, has general supervision over the Patrol Company and the Courts. He must pass on all promotions, demotions, and appointments to the Company. The inspection of sanitary conditions is also one of his duties. Myrtle Lowry, as Secretary of Publications, has charge of the Rocket, the Sunshine and Shadows, and any other publications which might be gotten out by the school. Mildred Watkins, Secretary of School Property, looks after the library and sees that the lawn and shrubbery are cared for. She also collects books which are left in open places and lost articles and keeps them until they are reclaimed by the owner. Secretary of Athletics, Julian Hoskinson, welcomes visiting teams and keeps an account of all athletic equipment belonging to the school. He also lists those eligible to play on teams. Emma Wootton, Secretary of the Treasury, keeps a record of the finances of the school and promotes interest in the bank. Under her direction the posters in the rooms are changed. Attorney-General John Waters, acts as Attorney and prosecutes in serious cases. Norma Becker, Secretary of Clubs, supervises relations between clubs. She endeavors to stimulate interest in them by forming more clubs of a more varied nature. The heads of these departments have the power to appoint committees to assist them in carrying out their duties. Under Mr. Schott, its faculty adviser, the executive department is attempting to make the new government a success in all these fields. 33 T SOCKET 10 3 3 Courts of the Junior Republic The courts of our new Junior Republic consist of a School Court, composed of three students, and a Supreme Court, composed of three members of the faculty. These courts are not only to punish wrong doers, but provide for the peace and good order of the school. The court was not established purely for punishment purposes, but also as a corrective institution that would keep people from repeating offenses. The Method of Procedure is: An offender is apprehended by a member of the patrol company and served with a warrant to appear in court at a certain time. All witnesses, including the officer, are subpoenaed into court to testify. An indictment is drawn by the Attorney-General and presented to the Clerk of the Court, who keeps a record of all matters in the case. On the day of trial all witnesses and the offender appear and if the offender requests to be represented by someone, he is granted an extension of time to prepare the case. The School Court hears the case, decides upon a verdict, and if he is guilty, sentences him. The Supreme Court tries cases appealed from the School Court and cases involving the constitutionality of a law. The members of the Supreme Court are: Mrs. Prince Chief Justice Miss Hauke........................................ Associate Justice Mr. McClung ................. _...................... Associate Justice The members of the School Court are: Owings England_____________________________________________Chief Justice Mary Ann Slater .______________________________________Associate Justice Virginia Waters Associate Justice 34 The ROCKE ') 3 3 The Senate The Senate of the Junior Republic of Rockville High School is composed of ten members. They are as follows: Roosevelt State____________________ David Goldberg, Elberta Rice Ritchie State_______________________ Ira Ward, Mollie Waters Baltimore .....................—____Howard Pepper, Pearl Messer Howard_________________________________Ruth Ramsdell, Alford Ward Montgomery_____________________Jack Ochsenrieter, Kenneth Price Marion Lohr, as vice-president of the Junior Republic, presides over the Senate. William Gandy was elected sergeant at arms; Mary Nancy Spinks was elected clerk and Mollie Waters as president pro-tem. This body is very important, for together with the House of Representatives, it forms the legislative department of our Junior Republic. 35 The ROCKET 1933 The House of Representatives The House of Representatives of the Junior Republic of Rockville High School was organized in March, 1933. It has been organized to duplicate as nearly as possible the House of Representatives of the United States Government. The faculty adviser is Mrs. Holmead, of the history department. Fern Will was elected as Speaker of the House. Doris Slater was chosen to act as Clerk of the House. The members are to be chosen every school term and one representative is elected for each twenty citizens or fraction thereof in each class, or state, as they are called. The Senior Class, known as Roosevelt, has four representatives: Helen Gray, Virginia Darby, Fern Will and Ellen Kessler. The Junior Class, known as Ritichie, has four representatives: Franklin Wilson, Mary Shaw Brown, Margaret Walker and Robert Nicholls. The Sophomore Class, known as Baltimore, has four representatives: Thomas Owings, Donald Lambert, Mildred Bailey and Robert Chapman. The Ninth grade, known as Howard, has two representatives: Pinkney Prescott and Anice Cecil. The Eighth grade, known as Montgomery, has five representatives: Helen Clark, Meredith Hill, Guy Merry, Betty Griffith and Hilda Craft. The Seventh grade is represented by delegates who are allowed to express their opinion, but have no vote. They are: Alfred Burroughs and Stuart Nicewarner. 36 The ROCKET 19 33 R. H. S. Patrol Company Adviser......................... Captain_________________________ First Lieutenant First Sergeant__________________ FIRST SQUAD 2nd Lieut., Helen Howard Sergeant, Marian Cleveland Corporal, Lorraine Dronenburg 1st Class Privates: Ellie Ramsdell, Margaret Claggett Privates: Grace Palmer, Dorothy Nicholson Miss Cockburn Carl Darby Hope Will .....—.........Catherine Butt SECOND SQUAD 2nd Lieut, Lake McCrossin Sergeant, Porter Welsh Corporal, Garner Collins 1st Class Privates: Nicholas Brewer, Stedman Prescott, Edward Brosius Private, Norman McGaha THIRD 2nd. Lieut., Lynwood Davis Sergeant, William Gandy Corporal, Carlos Floyd FOURTH SQUAD 2nd. Lieut., Audrey Anders Sergeant, Milton Brown Corporal, Caspar Stup 1st Class Privates, Timothy Pasma, T. Moxley Privates, Harry Carter, Thomas Baker SQUAD 1st. Class Private, C. Garstin, R. Adamson Privates, Alton Jones, Donald Collins FIFTH SQUAD 2nd. Lieut., Sedonia Heagy Sergeant, Ellen Milor Corporal, Katherine Norris 1st Class Privates, Ruth Norris, Margaret Offutt Privates, Lavinai Moulden, Cora Claggett. 37 T he HOC K E T 1 9 B 3 Key Council The Key Council has been organized for four years under the supervision of Miss Hauke. This is the honor society of the school under a branch similar to the Citizenship Society. The ideals of this society are high and there are only a few members. Some of the requirements of the Key Council are an average of B” on your report and membership on the Citizenship Society for four-fifths of the previous year. The Citizenship Society has been changed and the Key Council is the only society to maintain and perfect the morale of the school. This includes scholarship, health, and social efficiency for each student. The officers who have presided for the past year are as follows: President ___________________________________________-....Florence Rice Vice-President __________________________________ Mildred Watkins Secretary .......................................... Margaret Walker 38 The ROCKET 1933 R. H. S. Bank The R. H. S. bank was organized on February 7, 1928, and has progressed steadily. The purpose of the Bank is to encourage boys and girls to be thrifty and to put their money into good use. The bank gives 3 per cent interest and declares a dividend on its stocks. This shows the advantage of depositing money in your school bank. The bank’s capital stock is $120.00, 1,200 shares—.10 cents per share, and it has a surplus of $120.00. The bank handles the money belonging to all school activities; and it operates a savings and a checking department. It was established for the use and education of the students and it has proved to be beneficial. THE BANK STAFF Virginia Waters ____ Helen Howard Francis Leahy Owings England Louis Weller________ Rebecca Wire________ Claude Barry Julian Hoskinson Levi Price Lake McCrossen _____ __________________________President Vice-President .... Secretary—Head Bookkeeper ____________________________Cashier ___________________________A uditor ...................... File Clerk ............................ Teller ............. _.......... Teller .......................... Teller ......................... Teller 39 The ROCKET 1 33 The Sunshine and Shadows This year the Sunshine and Shadows has been under the direction of Miss Moore and later of Miss Jones and Miss Obici. In this publication we give the news of classes, organizations and teams and also add a serious and more pensive side to the paper by editorials and clippings from other sources. The staff is as follows: Editorial: Myrtle Lowry, Ellen Milor, Lloyd Brewer, Mollie Waters, Lorraine Dronen-berg, Margaret Walker, Marion Lohr, Margaret Offutt, Virginia Waters, Anna Hargett. Class Columns: Ellen Milnor, Mollie Waters, Anna Hargett, Eugene Ochsenreiter and Irene Creamer. Alumnis Margaret Ray, Annie Brigham. Athletics: Marion Lohr, James White, Lloyd Brewer. Society: Emma Wootton, Lorraine Dronenburg Loretta Offutt. Features: Sedonia Heagy. Literary: Anne Bailey, Katherine Butt. Adrertising: Ellen Milor, Myrtle Lowry, Mildred Watkins, Helen Gray, Dorothy King, Hazel Ricketts, Shirley Prescott. 40 T he IIOCKE T 1 ) 3 3 R. H. S. Band The newly organized Band of R. H. S. is conducted by Mr. Hart, who has charge of all the school bands in Montgomery County. The Band has played for the P. T. A. and also paraded with the Chevy Chase Band for the advertisement of the P. T. A. play, The Womanless Wedding.” Seven of our members play trumpets; eight, saxaphones; three, trombones; two, clarinets; three, drums; one, mellophone, and one, sousaphone. The members of the Band are as follows: Trumpets George Starkey Preston Stern Norman Smith Thomas Moxley Gordon Conklin Ann Smith Clarinets Minerva Brake John Warfield Saxophones Joe Starkey Meredith Hill Garmer Collins Hope Will Craig Woodward Judson Beavers Warren Conklin Conrad Schreider Mellophone Bruce Barmum T rombones Vivian Mathews Baker Nicholson Lynwood Davis Drums Paul Stup Casper Stup James Mitchell Sousaphone Harvey Brake 41 T h r R O C K E 'I' 1 1 3 3 Rocket Staff BOARD OF EDITORS Florence Rice Mildred Watkins Fern Will Myrtle Lowry Mary An Slater Ella Hickerson Mollie Waters Owings England Florence Haggman Robert Nichols Carl Darby—Manager EDITORIAL STAFF Ellen Milor Ellen Kessler Ruth Norris Virginia Waters Claude Barry ART STAFF Norma Becker—Editor Cora Claggett CIRCULATION STAFF Carl Darby—Manager Lloyd Brewer Katherine Norris Elberta Rice Hope Will Joseph Henderson Jack Ochsenreiter Marguerite Suddeth Alex Prescott BUSINESS STAFF Francis Leahy—Assistant Manager 42 Francis Leahy Owings England Lorraine Dronenburg Marion Lohr James White The ROCKET 1933 Soccer Rockville’s soccer season this year was not as successful as we had hoped for, due to the lack of experienced material available. However, eight of the regulars will return next year and we expect Rockville High to have an excellent team then. Our schedule was cut to five games by the cancelling of the contest with Bethesda and of these we won one, lost three, and tied one. In a pre-season game with Gaithersburg we were defeated 6-0. In our first league game they were forced to fight hard to eke out a 2-0 victory and we showed marked improvement as the season progressed. The team was composed of the following: Goalies—A. Jones, R. Milor, J. Hoskinson. Fullbacks—E. Paine, W. Candy, P. Anders. Halfbacks—C. Darby, J. Henderson, W. Cleveland. Forwards—P. Bennett, P. Steam, D. Butt, F. Leahy, W. Beane, S. Moulden. Manager—J. Hoskinson. Coach—Mr. Vogt. 0 GAMES 2 At Gaithersburg At Rockdale Rockville 2 2 Rockville 7 6 At Rockdale Rockville 6 Damascus 0 At Damascus Rockville 0 Sherwood 6 At Sherwood 44 T he ROC K E T 1 !) 3 3 Volley Ball The girls certainly worked hard toward making the season a success. Although they didn’t win all of their games they were a great success in this way—they were a great improvement over last year’s team. On the team were Virginia Darby, Hilma Merry and Marion Lohr, front line; Lorraine Dronenberg, Margaret Walker and Audrey Andes, second line; Loretta Sterling and Dorothy Nicholson, of the back line. We were glad to find so many subs” helping to make the team a success. They were Doris Slater, Ruth Norris, Evelyn Cunningham, Margaret Gartner, Kitty Norris, Ellen Milor, Helen Howard, Gace Baker, Mollie Waters, Anna Hargett, Lavinia Moulden, Elvera McGaha and Marguerite Suddeth. We owe most of our success to Miss Cockburn. Miss Obici lent a helping hand” by drilling the front line, while Miss Cockburn worked with the second and back lines. Miss Cockburn stated that with the looks of the nucleus of next year’s team, we’ll have a successful season. We wish them luck and say, Here’s hoping!” 45 The ROCKET 19 33 Boys’ Basketball Rockville enjoyed one of its most successful basketball seasons in years, winning eleven and losing only six games. Gaithersburg, Sherwood, Poolesville, and Damascus were repeatedly and decisively defeated by us while Georgetown Prep, Bethesda and Takoma-Silver-Spring took the wind out of our sails by big scores. The last game on our schedule was perhaps the most interesting and exciting for it was anybody’s game until the last minute of play when Fall’s Church sank a basket to defeat us 22-20. Coach Vogt picked the following as regulars: Forwards: Hcrsbcrgcr, Starkey; guards: Weller, Steam; center: Darby. The other members of the squad were: Riggs Anders, Leahy, Gooding, Gandy, Nicholson, Ziska, Baker and Brewer. 46 The ROCKET 19 33 Girls’ Basketball The girls’ basketball team this year put forth much effort in trying to win the County Championship. They made a good start by winning almost every game, but they lost in the end. Although they lost this year, it has been said that the team was better this year than it has been for years. The team is known throughout the county for its sportsmanship and fair play. The line-up was as follows: Forwards: Audrey Anders, Helen Howard, Marion Cleveland and Virginia Sudduth; centers: Ruth Norris and Mildred Payne; side centers: Mildred Earpe and Katherine Norris; guards: Helma Merry, Marion Lohr, Lucile Butt and Margaret Ofield. Audrey Anders and Helen Howard, our star forwards, surely did their part in trying to win. Also Marion Lohr, Helma Merry and Lucille Butt did a fine job of guarding. Our centers have done their part in this season, too. The team has shown Rockville High School as a school for sportsmanship. We wish our coach. Miss Cockburn, and her team lots of success in the years to come. 47 The ROCKET 19 33 Junior High Boys’ Basketball Team The Junior High had a very successful season this year—the line-up being as follows: Gene Ochsenreiter—high scoring forward. Guy Merry—fighting forward. Porter Welch—pivot man, center Richard Duvall—Standing guard Jack Ochsenreiter—running guard Substitutes—Stedman Prescott, Francis Sullivan, Russel Ray, Jack Alderson, Harvey Brake, Robert Lee. The Junior High lost their first four games and won the last ten. Mr. Norris seemed ro make something out of nothing. All the players were inexperienced except Gene Ochsenreiter, who scored about 135 points in fourteen games. The team had a smooth running combination, which ran like clockwork. One of our greatest achievements was our beating Georgetown Prep every game we played them. Some very good and lucky shots were made by the team. Dick Duvall made pretty shots from the corner of the court. Guy Merry could sink baskets without looking. Some very good shots were made by Gene Ochsenreiter. A shot was made by Jack Ochsenreiter which could not be made by our varsity stars. We hope we will have a successful season next year, although we are losing several regulars. 48 The ROCKET 19 33 The Junior High Girls’ Basketball Team The coach of our girl’s basketball team was Miss Cockburn. Our first team was as follows: Cecelia Fisher—forward Mildred Hutchinson—forward Lavinia Moulden—side center. Marguerite Sudduth—center. Ellie Ramsdell—guard. Evelyn Coleman—guard. The substitutes were: Edna Anders, Elvera McGaha, Hilda Kraft and Elizabet 1 Boiuse. During this season of basketball we had very bad luck. We had our first game with Bethesda on our own floor, and we won. We played five games the whole seasoin, winning only one game out of the five. Our pass work was very good at the beginning but lagged behind at the end. However, next year we expect to get together a better team and win more games . 49 The ROCKET 1933 Baseball The baseball team this year was favored with the return of three of last year’s infielders, three outfielders, a pitcher, and a catcher. Hershberger, Weller, Gooding, Anders, Brewer, Gandy, Price and Miller of the 1932 squad returned. Several new prospects were unearthed by Coach Vogt and when the first ball is pitched on April 18th we are fairly certain that it will inaugurate a successful season. The following is a list of aspirants for positions: Catcher_________ Pitcher ...... First base...... Second base_____ Third base Short Stop Left Field ..... Center Field Right Field Manager......... .... Morris, R. Milor, Henderson Price, Weller, Penn, A. Jones, Carter .....................Gooding, Pepper .... Ochsenreiter, Leahy, Owings ...................... Steam, Seidel ___Hershberger Anders, Brewer Nicholson, W. Milor, R. Jones Cleveland, Gandy, Clark .................J. Hoskinson 50 It takes COURAGE. FORESIGHT and a SOUND FINANCIAL condition to ADVERTISE at tin PRESENT time. Those who have ADVERTISED here have the COURAGE of CONFIDENCE in their BUSINESS. They have FORESIGHT to KNOW that the HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE of TODAY is the IMPORTANT CITIZEN of TOMORROW. They manifest a SOUND FINANCIAL condition by ADVERTISING NOW. Help yourself and HELP these folk by DEALING with their FIRMS, which give UNQUESTIONABLE SERVICE. VM. REUBEN PUMPHREY The ONLY W. R. Pl'MPHREY F UNERAL DIRECTOR Colonial Funeral Home ROCKVILLE, MD. Private. Amiiulaxce Service Phone: No Rockville 210 Branch Office Leo L. Callaghan J. Brawner Nicholson, Jr. COMPLETE NEW SPRING and SUMMER EQUIPMENT THE FAIRWAY SPORTING GOODS Special Discount to Students Federal American Bank Building Phone: Metro. 4131 1346 G Street N.W. Washington, D. C. A. W. NICODEMUS. INC. • TPF • • • • • -A. A J • • • • CREAM Frederick, Maryland .♦• •■ ♦ •♦ IF You want the Best in Radio — Let Us Demonstrate a PIIILCO or MAJESTIC You Want the Best ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR That Money Can Buy. See the MAJESTIC or XOliGE PAINTS, HARDWARE, TOOLS, HOUSEFURNISHINGS A Consolidated Hardware Store ROCKVILLE PAINT and HARDWARE CO. Rockville Phone: Rockv ille 244 Maryland Class Rings, Pins, Medals TROPHIES, SILVERWARE R. HARRIS Be CO. .1 E W E L E R S School Department - Second Floor F Street at IItii Wash.. D. C. Waters’ Drug Store THE ltKXALL STORE SCHOOL PENS Phone: Rockville 142 Phone: Gaithersburg 123 A NATION-WIDE STORE GROSSMAN’S MEAT MARKET “We Deliver At Your Home” FANCY GROCERIES FRUITS and VEGETABLES QUALITY MEATS Also Carry a Full Line of “White Rose” Goods At Your Service 53 PHONE: 163 ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND Compliments of A. GUDE SONS CO., INC. WHOLESALE FLORISTS and NURSERYMEN ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND Compliments of Marshall’s Bakery Rockville, Maryland Rockville Motor Co. F O R D SALES SERVICE ROCKVILLE MARYLAND The Temple School i Phone: 354 All work guaranteed Looper Brothers General Auto Repairing, Gas Emphasizing Individual Instruction in Business and Secretarial Trainin'-; Member of the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools Oil and Accessories 1420 K St. N.W. Natl 3258 WE DO NOT SOLICIT Personal Service for Each Customer Gaithersburg Pike Rockville, Md. Liberty Milling Co. FEEDS of All KINDS GERMANTOWN MARYLAND Compliments of D. M. BLANDFORD LUMBER YARD ROCKVILLE MARYLAND t Jv«r 150 Colleges and Universities were represented at Strarer (Allege during 1932 in CoLLEGE-OR ADE courses offered to high school graduates and college students in Secretarial Science, CP. A. Accounting and Business Administration. Strayer College of Accountancy has heen licensed by the District Board of Education to confer the B.CS. and M.CS. degrees and is under the direction of C Vaughan Darby. Secretary of the Board of Accountancy for the District of Columbia. an annual enrollment of 1-100 students. NEW HOME OF STPAYER COLLEGE Placement Service is maintained to assist graduates of the college in obtaining responsible business positions. TRAYER COLLEGE HOMER BUILDING F Street at THIRTEENTH National 1748 1 7 8 2 — — 1 9 3 3 Washington College An Old College for a New Day For Information Address President. Washington College CHESTERTOWN MARYLAND Established 1915 Phone: 152 “We Know How” ALBERT WOLFSON CLEANING and TAILORING We Clean Everything9 “Everything Is Cleanable” Complimenth of Stedman Prescott State’s Attorney For A lontgomery C ounty ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND WAYSIDE MARKET Sportswear Company of America Silver Spring, Maryland CARL DARBY 14 Bridge St. Rockville. Md. Fresh Poultry, Ykgktahlks, Montgomery County Representative and Fruits Washington Branch Office: Suite 229 Bond Bldg. Walter Morgan Co. COMPLIMENTS OF Eugene B. Gingell Sign and Artists Supplies Registered Plumber Phone: Nat'l 7888 PLUMBING - HEATING 421 10th St. N.W. Wash., D. C. Phone: 202 Rockville, Md. THE STANDARD RING Phone: 68 Rockville, Marylane For The Montgomery County High School Is Made By Rockville Fuel and Feed Co., Inc. Stratmeyer’s Jewelry Store FUEL, FEED. GRAIN, HAY and STRAW ROCKVILLE MARYLAND FUEL OIL YOU HAVE STARTED LIFE RIGHT By Graduating from Rockville High School KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK Make A Life’s Habit of Buying DODGE BROTHERS and PLYMOUTH CARS From REED BROTHERS Established 1916 Phone: Rockville 67 ROCKVILLE, MD. 56 WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND Albert Norman Warn, D.D., LL.D., President FOR YOUNG ME Nand YOUNG WOMEN Unexcelled Location, Modern Curriculum, Complete Equipment, Moderate Rates Graduate from Approved High Schools Admitted Without Conditions (Catalogue upon application) DRINK more MILK during school hours . . . and at home ... for the healthful, muscle building food value it supplies. The finest milk procurable is served at your school cafeteria . . . from FL ASANT HILLS FARMS DARNESTOWN, MD. Gaithersburg 9-F-22 Phone: Shepherd 2071 Zirkle Hardware Company HARDWARE, SUN PROOF PAINTS, Household Supplies Garden Specials and Sport Goods 8227 Georgia Avenue N.W. SILVER SRING. MD. Paper and Stationery VILLA ROMA Charles G. Stott Co., Inc. 1310 NEW YORK AVE. Branches: 1514 K Street 824 17th Street A Good Place to Dine and Dance Phone: Kensington 254 ROCKVILLE PIKE WOODWARD LOTHROP 10TH, 11TH, F, and G STREETS WASHINGTON THE CLOTHES YOU'LL EX JOY WEARING ARE IN The Shop for Younger Men This Shop (in The Men’s Store, on the Second Floor) caters exclusively to the apparel requirements of younger men. We invite you to visit it. 57 annual can be no better than the photographs it contains. PHOTOGRAPHS OF DISTINCTION SERVICE OF MERIT consult us for your annual photography Royal Studio 1213 Penna. Ave. N.W. Washington, D. C- The ROCKET 19 33 Autograph The ROCKET 1933 - ■L V