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

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1934 T H wif EMMA VEI RS NVOOTTO N EM M Y Junior Republic. Vice-President, 41 Secretary of the Treasury, 31 Secretary of Student Council, 3: Secretary of Class, 1, Dramatic Club, Secretary. .gg Vice-Pres iflent of Dramatic, 4: Citizenship Society, 1, 2, 32 Key Council, i, 2, 3, 4, Representative of Home Room, :, 35 Key Council, Secretary, 4: Varsity Basketball, 43 Var- sity Volley Ball, 45 Health Club, ig Art Club, 2: Sun- slziuc and Slladozus Statf, 3, 45 Sunshine and Shadow Club, 3: ROCKET Staff, 21 Bank Director, 31 Secretary, .gg Chairman Properties Committee. 3, Member of Sanitation Committee. 2. Senior Poem lfonr bright ycars are gone now, .rlnd faded astray, Om' srlzool days an' owr, .Alrzd Ullllftl today. .Jud now we must leave you, ll 'c'rr saying good-bye, ll'e szlrvly will miss yon, Our dear 1t'oc'le7tillc' High! Those' years lzaw been happy lI'v'1'c leizozwz zoorle and play, ll'v'7'c ffassvd thronglz gag' pleas: .-lud sorrows each day. ll7Y8'7'l' mvt inmiy c'lassmatc's In the yvors now gona' by, .-ina' we surely will miss them, :Ind old Roflezfillf' High. Irvs, Those lzidrway nooks, ll'l1c1'c we used to abidv, Those dijfiifizlt books On the shelf side by side Arc ilieizfrivs fc'v'll cherish, ,flltlzouglz thi' yvars And we szirvly will miss tlzcm ln old Roclcwillc High. Thi' yvars that are coming Will fart us, we lcnow And build up a wall That cwr will grow. But though thvj' rozzstrurt .-I zz-all great and high, lrVc hope' you 'will miss IIS I zz. old Roclcffillf' H igh. -Mo1,l,112 WATERS 20 4 C.. X EROCKET

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THE ROCKET 1934 JOHN I'lOR.-XCE WATERS -'jo1iNNl1-1 Spt-url Ball, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 2: Class Basketball, 2, 4: l'itizt-nship Society. 2. 3: Key Council, 3: Sports- manslnp B1'otlicrl1oo1l, 2, 3, 4: Alternate-Representatlvc of Home Room, 2, 3: Assembly l'onnnittee, 3: Attorney- General. 31 French Flub, 3: Physical Education Club. 3- 41 Secretary of Citizenship, 4: l'resiil:'nt of Physical liclucation l'lub, 3: Citizen of junior Republic, 3, 4: Track 'l'ca1n, 2, 3, 4: Secretary of Class, 3: Circulation Manager of Roclu-:T, 4. MOLLIE ELOISE WATERS --Mo1,1.1 E Dramatic l'Iul1, 1: Class Valley Team, 1: Citizenship Society, 1, 2, 3: Sportsnianship Brotherhood, 1, 2, 3, 4: Alternate-Representative of Home Room, ist Term, 2: Secretary of Home Room, :nfl Term, 2: Presirlent of Roman Forum, Latin Club, 2: Ilnoor R Roll, 2, 3, 4: Key l'ouncil, 2, 4: Patrol, 3: Senator from Ritchie State, 3: flUlliI'il!l.lfilUl Stall of .sqllikflll-Ht' and .S'I1r11ln7r'.v, 3, 4: Eclitoriul Board of .S'1m.vl11'111' and Slrazioivx, 3, 4: xllft'-l,l'CSilll'llf of Art fllllll, :: Secretary of l'.I'Cl1Cll Flnb, 3: l'rcsiilc-tit of Key litlllllfil, 4: School Dramatic Play, 3: Uratorical fontcst, 2: Secretary of l'ul1lica- tions, 4: lirlitorial lloarrl of Ro1'K1-:'r. 3: lirlitor of RlN'Kl1Z'l', 4: Assembly Committee Fliairman, 4: l'l'1ss Basketball Team, 1. JAM ES BR.-XDLEY XVIIITE --x1xNr Stmlent liovcrmnent, Presimlcnt, 4: Dramatic lilllll, 1, 2, x'lCt'-Pl'l'Slllt'lll, 3, Pl'l'Si!lt'llI, 4: Roman Forum, 2: Altcr11ate-Representativeof llomc Room, 1: Li1.:l1tweigl1t Soecm' Team, 1: Liglltweight Basketball Team. 1: Vlass llaskctball, 1, 2, Manager, 4: Baseball Team, 3, 4: Roviu-21' Staff, 3, 4: .S'1mxl1i11v and Slrrzrlomv Statf, 3, 4: Ilovt-roor of l'lass, 3: School. Play, 3, 4: junior High Play- 32 Key Founcil, 4: Ilonor Roll, 3, 4: lfhcc-ring Illtillll, 2: Track Team, 2: Citizenship Society, 1-, 2, 3: Sportsmanship Brotherllooml, 1, 2, 3, 4. N.-XOMI EDYTH E NVILL NUNNlE Latin Club, 1: Physical Education Club, 3: llistory Club, 4: Secretary of llistory Club, 4: Sportsnialislnp Brotherhood, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball, 1, 2. IVRANKLIN ll. VVILSUN BOOTY Liglitweiglit Soccer Team, 1: Track, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- hall, Lightweiglit and Class, 1, 2, Varsity, 3, 4: House of Representatives, 3: Citizenship Society, 1, 2: Sports- manship Brotherhood, 1, 2, 3, 4: President of Class, 1: Dramatic Flub, 1, 2, 3: Debate Club, 4: Chess Club, 4. ISI 5 30-'J' L ' r ufvfff W

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f - 'rx'-:fra--. ,, , Y . E - 't' -f f '!H' THE ROCKET l934 Class Prophecy l HAD just turned over in my bed in the Governor's Mansion of the fifth district of Mars, when a dreadful roaring over my home let me know that there was no more sleep in store for me. I got up and I looked out of the window and saw the latest 1954 model of the P. P. P. CPlanet-to-Planet Planej launched at my front door. A red-headed gentleman stepped out, helped out a charming lady, and then came up to the door. I opened it and began, How do you --- well, jimmy! Of all people ! Yes, it was James White, the old president of the Rockville junior Republic and present ruler of Saturn. My wife and I have just stopped by to take you for a ride in my new plane, said Jimmy. I turned and saw dear old Hester Vetter smiling up at me. Just a minute, I replied. It's right warm today. I'll put on my sun-proof dress. I was ready in a jiffy and soon Jimmy, Hester, and I were making our way to Venus. Booty Wilson, Helen Howard, Lorraine Dronenburg, and Joe Henderson are living over here, said Hester. -Ioe's running for dictator. Booty is Secretary of Ballot-Box Stuffing, so I think Joe will win. What are Helen and Lorraine doing? I asked, eager to learn the fate of my former classmates. Well, of course, Helen is married to a handsome brunette and living peaceably at home. Lorraine is Netro-Holdwyn-Gayer's leading star. Television has offered her a contract, but she prefers the screen. Helen was television's chief crooner before she married Bill. ' Do any other of our classmates live here P I eagerly inquired, as our plane gracefully landed on Venus. t Oh, yes! Marian Lohr and Emma VVootton are teaching the Venusites basketball. Hope Isherwood gives lessons on how to avoid catching one's teeth in the baskets. You see, these people are so tall that their mouths come up to the top of the baskets. There are some others here, but I'll let you see them for yourself. We went first to Venus' leading department store. The first person I saw was Dorothy Creamer who was giving free lectures on reducing. She was explaining the mystic properties of Thinno, but few people listened since the Mae West vogue was still dominant. Anne Bailey was speaking on the new bridge system. Uncidentally, Aime and her sister, Betty, were the champion contract players of the universe, so quite naturally, there was a huge crowd around her.j We stopped long enough to say Hello and to learn that Grace Baker was in the next aisle, explaining the value of cosmetics. We listened to Grace for a short time and then we went out to lunch. Who do you suppose was running the restaurant? None other than Bill Floyd and Joe Starkey. They even had a floor show on during the lunch hour! We discovered 21