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

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 We hove tried to learn to work and to play In the days that have just gone by. Now it's time that we start on life's long road With the hope of fame or success. And with God's great hand to guide our path There's nothing to warrant distress. There's a challenge to take as we look at the world, A world that demands our best; We've a job to fulfill in keeping the peace. Leaving war-weary mankind at rest. So we leave the halls of Montgomery High As we close the doors on the past. And we go forth to use the knowledge achieved To build a peace that will last. —Jerry Johnson 23

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PAUL WILSON Rockville, Morylond Basketball I, 2, 3; Basketball Manager 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1, 2; M Club 4; Rifle Club 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Soccer Team 1, 2; Table Tennis Club 1, 2. G. I. Joe . . . Air Corps ... a Senior, at last . . . Geometry . . . yellow socks . . . peroxide. MARGARET WINDSOR Route No. 3 Bethesda, Maryland Secretary of Class 4; C. A. A. 4; Tide Staff 4; Rocket Staff 4. Skeets . . . Potomac . . . long hair . . . Sonny Boy1. . shorthand . . . clothes. NANCY BEVERAGE President MARY FRALEY Vice-President MARGARET WINDSOR Secretary JACK BELT Senator

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We, the Senior Closs of '46, having struggled through the final year of our high school education and having declared never again , do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. First: To Mr. Peek for his leadership and cooperation with the students and faculty of R. M. H. S., we will our praise and esteem. Second: To Mrs. Christie, our senior adviser, who has made our senior year the most pleasant and successful of all, we will our love and deepest appreciation. Third: To thef wonderful faculty, we will our thanks for all the help they have given us in the past. Fourth: To the Junior Class we will the vim, vigor, and vitality which is required to complete one's senior year at R. M. H. S. Fifth: It is the last of our many requests that this will be fulfilled to the last degree. Tommy Slick wills her Hubba-Hubba to Mary Jo Berrier. Barry Linthicum wills his silly pranks to Edward Carter. Nellie Vinson wills her dancing to Norma Hershberger. Lorraine Kitts wills her basketball and other techniques to Mary Duvall. Juanita Parker wills her constant thoughtfulness to all forgetful students in R. M. H. S. John T. Pool wills his Lou Costello physique to Ronny Ricketts. Mary Hankel wills her tiny figure to Girlie Brashear. Katherine Gartner wills her basketball shots to Janet Rice. Stanley Carter wills his wavy hair to Billy Berry. Francis Ray wills her sweet disposition and efficiency to Dorothy Mae Belt. Jacquelyn Hitchcock wills her chic clothes to all would-be glamour girls of the future. 24