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

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We, the members of the Senior Class of ’48, being both mentally and physically deficient and realizing that we are about to depart from R. M. H. S., do declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: First: To Mr. Tarallo, our friend and principal, we will our everlasting gratitude and admiration for his cooperation in making our senior year our best and happiest. Second: To Miss Will and Mrs. Hague we will our endless appreciation and shall never forget their thoughtfulness and attention shown to us during our senior year. Third: To our fine faculty and advisers, we will our unanimous thanks for their cooperation. Fourth: To the Junior Class, pitiful as they may be, we will our superb leadership, outstanding characters, fine traits (which they will need) and also our ball and chain to be further dragged through the corridors of R. M. H. S.

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POPULARITY PARADE Best Scholar Ward Fetrow Betty Wilson Best Looking Joan Dulin Ward Fetrow Most Popular Ward Fetrow Sally Deets Best All Around Jo Anne Hickman Hubert Nicholson Did Most for School Ward Fetrow Jo Anne Hickman Best Matured Jene Van Nordstrand Hubert Nicholson Most Unpredictable Pauline Howard William Berry Friendliest Best Athlete Jene Van Nordstrand Albert Wratten Hubert Nicholson Kathleen Clagett Best Dressed Best Dancers Margaret Higgins Doris Curtis Eugene Thompson Eugene Thompson Wittiest Eugene Thompson Pauline Howard

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 Jacqueline Abbe wills her sewing ability to Neville Smith. Gillian Bairsto wills her delightful ENGLISH ACCENT to Miss Abeyounis. Mary Jo Berrier leaves her long blond tresses to The Deacon” Leighton. Bill Berry wills the Rockville Fire Department to Jimmy Nicholson. Joanne Brosius wills her gift of gab” to Judith Abbe. Tom Buchmann leaves his giggle to Eugene Heflin. Allan Burgee wills his industry to Wallace Comegys. Kathleen Clagett wills her interest in farm machinery to Barbara Nichols. Marjorie Creamer wills her demure manner to Jackie Monday. Doris Curtis wills her swing and sway” to Myles Olsen. Julia Darby leaves her interest in the human race to James Moneymaker. Frank Darcey divides his height between Paul Mulligan and Bradley Karn. Sally Deets wills her love of Tennessee to the Yankees and her third of the Three Musketeers to Charlotte Frost. Joan Dulin wills all those handsome Maine lads to the manless” girls in R. M. H. S. Alton Elder will his gentlemanliness to all the hoodlums in the lower grades. Daniel Etter wills Gaithersburg back to the Mountaineers. Ward Fetuw wills his freckles (glad to get rid of them!) to Pat O’Brien and his leadership ability to next year’s president. Francis Fisher wills his choice of jokes to Billy Redifer. Richard Gray wills his wavy hair to all the girls for rainy days. Nancy Heacock wills her position on the cheering squad to Dot Luhn and her third of the Three Musketeers to Donna Diehl. Jo Anne Hickman leaves Tarah” and all her animal books to Lucile Campbell. Margaret Higgins wills her knowledge of the country roads to Dorothy Monroe and her third of the Three Musketeers to Jo Ann Dawson. Pauline Howard wills her sense of humor to Anne Wilson. Anna May Jones wills her typing ability to David Waters. Kathryn Kirby wills her desire to be a Powers Model to Fae Ray. Peggy Lancaster wills her Veronica Lake” hair-do to Barbara Cole. Donald Lawson leaves his trips to Coles-ville to anyone who can drive that bulldozer. Hazel Merry wills her knack for public speaking to Bobby Chambers. Robert Mills wills his athletic ability to Buddy Briscoe. Hubert Nicholson wills his running ability in football to Dougy Harding. Robert Nicholson gives his claims over Prue” to the fellows of Pennsylvania. Charlotte Parks leaves her studiousness to Upton Grant. Joyce Perry wills her happy-go-lucky manner to Jane Alice Chinn. Ralph Ray leaves his harem with neglected sophomore fellows. Louise Reid wills her efficiency to Wendell Day.