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

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L. FLETCHER SCHOTT, B.S., M.A. Efficient and capable as always, Mr. Schott has continued his fine work at Richard Montgomery, in this, his fifteenth year as principal. Always ready to help and give advice, Mr. Schott has won the reputation of a good friend and adviser to all who know him. His excellent work at Richard Montgomery in the fostering of our present form of student government, which has won national fame, is proof of his capability as a good leader and principal. In the past years and in future years, students have been, and will he, grateful to Mr. Schott for help and advice given while in school and after graduation.

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FRANCES S. HOLMEAD We dedicate this book with our sincere wishes to Mrs. Frances Ilolmead. For her guidance, we thank her, for her counseling, we commend her, and for her accomplishments, we admire her. The Rocket of 1939 salutes this gracious lady who has done much for our institution. To Mrs. Holmead, we proudly dedicate this annual.

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Second Row: Helen Burdette, Gertrude Bowie, Genevieve Blew, Frances Holmead, Jane Hilton, Catherine Cockburn, Lois Ernest. Third Rotv: Ralph Keller, Mary Mills, Katherine Bullion. Margaret Shepherd, Olive Carr, Edna E. Hauke, Leslie Hodges. Fourth Row: Mary Nicol, Helen Day, Frank McClung, Mary Trader. Dorothy West. The faculty of Richard Montgomery has. during 1938-39, as in previous years, upheld and preserved the traditions of the school. Throughout the year, students of this school have found members of the faculty cooperative and willing to help in every way. Backing the students in extra-curricular activities, many teachers have become popular both in the classroom and outside of school life. The several new additions to the faculty of R.M.H.S. have won the approval of students and faculty members alike, in a very short while. Richard Montgomery continues to be proud of the accomplished faculty for which it is noted. The high standards of the school are due in no small measure to the work of the teachers.