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

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y l t, O C X TO MR. SCHOTT we dedicate this page in appreciation ot the wonderful help he has given us all on the way through our high school careers. He has won for Richard Montgomery High School the honor of being known the state over as one of the most outstanding schools in Maryland. He is the chairman of the Safety Committee of Montgomery County and has made many noticeable and splendid improvements in this line. We are proud of our class and we are proud of our school, but most of all we are proud of our outstanding principal who has devoted twelve years in teaching and piloting the courses of the citizens of tomorrow.

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WE DEDICATE this book with sincere good wishes to Mrs. Fern D. Schneider. As the county supervisor of high schools since 1930, she has done much for which we are grateful. She has done her best to maintain the standards of the school both while teaching here at Richard Montgomery and while acting as supervisor. With a Master's Degree from George Washington, she is quite able to do her job capably. She has always had many friends around the school among both students and faculty. Always we see her as one who has a cheery word and a pleasant smile.

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fcCULTY The faculty of Richard Montgomery High School is one of which any school in the country may well be proud. We, the students, who have come to know each one of them intimately, feel ourselves very fortunate in having so fine a teaching staff. Their willingness to help and the understanding manner in which they teach have placed them high in the estimation of every pupil. They have given unsparingly of their time and energy. They have done everything within their power to assist those of us, who, for various reasons, may have fallen behind in our work. Their relationship with the student body has not been superior nor have they looked down upon us in any manner. True, they are not perfect, but all are quick to recognize their short-comings, and try to overcome them. They can take a joke and will laugh at any good one told on themselves. But their classes are by no means disorderly. Studies are approached in a quiet manner, explained clearly and tested fairly. The faculty has gained the highly deserved praise of Mr. Schott and other officials of the County and State Boards of Education. They have done much to improve conditions and to place Richard Montgomery High School in the class of a model school. We, the student body, salute them for the human beings they are.