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

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Best Dressed Judith Abbe Eugene Heflin Best Dancer Barbara Nichols Buddy Briscoe Popularity Content Best Scholar Joan Smith Wallace Comegys Friendliest Sue Giauque Chester Parker Best Looking Dorothy Duckworth Wallace Comegys Best Athlete Marion Copping Buddy Briscoe Most Popular Dorothy Duckworth Wallace Comegys Best All-Round Jean Carlin Eugene Heflin Did Most for School Cindy Hamilton Eugene Heflin Best Natured Sue Giauque Jack Monday Most Unpredictable Laura Fawley Neill Davis Wittiest Laura Fawley Neill Davis

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CATHERINE WRIGHT Catherine Her will-to-help shows her kind personality and broad outlook on life. She works slowly and carefully. G.A.A. 4; Glee Club 3. SHIRLEY ZENTZ Shirley During Shirley’s two years with our class, she has succeeded in making everyone feel at ease. Her artistic ability has been shown through her cover work in typing. Senior Committees; G.A.A. 4; Glee Club 3. I EVELYN LYNNE MILES Evelyn Evelyn has taken an active interest in class and school work. Illness prevented her taking part in senior activities. It is hoped the future will bring her good fortune. Library Club 1; Glee Club 1; Cafeteria Cashier 2; Patrol 2, 3. SELMA NOOTENBOOM Selma Selma is an excellent commercial student whose ability in English can well be the envy of her classmates. These qualities will make her a splendid secretary. When help is needed, Selma willingly does more than her share. Senior Committees; Stockholder 3, 4; Glee Club 2. GILLIAN BAIRSTO Gil Gil, our very English and dainty post-graduate is quiet and reserved. She has shown outstanding ability in creative writing. Her pleasing manner is known throughout the school. Post-Graduate; Senior Committees 4, 5; Glee Club 4, S.

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Ike Will IVe, the members of the Senior Class of 1949, thoroughly enjoying in unreliable mental status do hereby bequeath our following assets to the destitute underclassmen and do declare this to be our Last IVill and Testament: First: To Mr. Tarallo, our principal, we will our sincere admiration for his kind and capable administration. Second: To Mrs. Miles, our Adviser, and to Mr. Newhouse, we leave grateful thanks for their endless patience and fortitude. Third: To our able faculty, we leave heartiest appreciation for their labors in our behalf. Fourth: To the Junior Class, we will our trials and tribulations, our heartbreaking efforts to meet the Rocket and Tide deadlines. Judy Abbe wills Gilbert and Sullivan to Ernestine Brown. Annabelle Adams wills her impetuous ways to June Lynch. Gillian Bairsto wills her year of post-graduate work to Paul Violette. Harry Baker Wills his knowledge of romance to Barry Dickinson. Eddie Bissett wills his earning ability to Jimmy Nicholson. Eugene Bovey wills his motor bike to all those who have to walk to school. Buddy Briscoe wills his Willys to the junk heap because that’s where it will go anyway. Zebe Brodie wills his kid brother to the football team. Kenneth Brumitt wills his corn to the next year’s gardening class. Alma Burnley wills her television set to Mr. Newhouse’s classes for next year’s World Series games. Montine Calloway wills her snapshots to the Rocket. Jean Carlin wills her basketball position to the National Guard. Jane Alice Chinn wills those corny jokes to Pat O’Brien. Alice Clement wills her ability to get into unheard-of situations to Janice DeHaven. Wallace Comegys wills his deadlines to Bob Headley. Marion Copping wills her athletic ability to Elizabeth Keiser. William Crim wills the Filipino girls to the natives forever.