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

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Name Always Crazy About Pet Peeve Always Seen With F. Miller Cold Drive-ins Legs'’ Maggie M. Miskell Teasing Mr. Sonnenburg Hillbilly Music Empty Mailbox Bookkeeping Homework B. Mobley Neat Basketball Stuck Lip People She Won't Say F. Moyers In A Good Mood Banking Studious People Dickie T. Myers Dressed Up Sports Clothes English A New Necktie P. Pickett Meditating Intelligent People Authority Sam B. Pifer Talking Pennsylvania Snide Remarks Joe Bride B. Poss Laughing Hunting Studying Miller's Project’s N. Prettyman Studying The Classics Low Marks Violin E. Price Ready To Go Barn Dancing Being Bothered Sylvia J. Raffa Bulljivin’ ” Hot Rods 2 Bit Words That Look E. Richardson Reserved Margie Little Brothers Green Socks R. Richardson Friendly Baseball The Switchboard Bow Tie M. Rodgers Industrious Work Gossip A Smile M. Russell Gesticulating Freddy Hillbilly Music 2 Hrs. Sleep R. Seamon Thoughtful Rum Math Imagination G. Smith Busy California Fried Parsnips Harried Expression R. Snoots Pleasant Shiny Shoes Crew Cuts Morris Clark F. Soper Cheerful 'Liz'beth The Bench Shirt and Tie J. Spring Garrulous Bill S. G. Minutes Shortland Book A. Tanner Carring People Around Football Hot Beer Good Natured Smile A. Trail Quiet Chewing Gum Classes Mary Voigt B. Turner Generous Nice People English IV Mary Voigt J. Van Riper Snickering Jazz Cats Homework G. Villnave Early Carl Catty Remarks Mildred M. Voigt Pleasant Laughing Banking Moneybag J. Warfield Happy Athletics Hitch Hiking Joe J. Ward Fastidious Ken Band Practice Finished Homework D. Wcigcr Hot Rodding Carol Pinball Machines Mercury W. Whalen Looking Down Drums Midgets Crazy Females S. Wire Laughing Don Brown Eyes Jo Anne S. Wray Cheerful Patty Moody People Chemistry Book 23

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Senior Glimpses of ’53 Name Always K. Adams Quipping J. Anderson Quiet L. Baxter Carefree J. Bisel Late C. Bowman Smiling J. Brooks Hurrying K. Brow Arguing S. Burdette Nice B. Chambers (Refer to Glossary) B. Chesney Practicing M. Christiansen Studying M. Clark Giggling W. Coleman Half Awake S. Crawford Looking Up R. Darcey Rushing B. Davis Composed M. Day Happy J. Dills Busy J. Disney Full of Pep F. Durbin Smoking M. Fraley Friendly V. Garland Placid D. Greger Happy C. Gue Good Natured J. Harding Silent M. Harmon Smiling P. Hutchinson Indifferent D. Jenkins Shy L. Johnson Silent G. Kelly Helpful J. Kelly Neat J. Kingdon Late S. Lancaster Slow B. Lewis Always A. Mayes Unhurried Crazy About Pet Peeve People Antique Jokes Cosmetics Lectures Ray Short Fingernails Typing Work Bess” People With Superiority Complex Pennsylvania Gripers New Jersey Communism Jack Flatterers Bethesda Nosey People Classical Music Broken Piano Strings Tiajuahana Segregation Anita P.O.D. Football Homework Dancing Tall People Candy Calm, Collected People Switchboard Spinach Dancing Teacher’s Pets Work Messy Shorthand Gonzaga Scarf Snatchers Girls Teeth Boys Nicknames Cats Shorthand Hot Rods Hair Cuts Baseball School Buses Billy Hot Rods Athletics Term Papers Dean School Taft Democrats Everything Carrots Art Patrol Basketball Silly Girls Mexico Ticklers Dan Silly Boys Gum Typing Erasers Sensitive People The Fel-lis” Always Seen With ’50 Plymouth Red Hair Comb Marlene Sylvia TIDE Make-up Jane Sweet Expression Crafty Jim Piano P. H. Dungarees That Sleepy Look Pat B. C. C. Collected Money Diamond Ring Joan S. Joyce Carefree Expression Hands in Pockets Bull's Sweater Martha peggy Crew Cut Kenny Softball Nice Clothes History Book Les Paint Brush John Chic- Serene Expression Mae Tardy Slips 22

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Counselor Renders Service To All The work of a guidance counselor has many aspects, all of which lead to advising the students what to do and when to do it in planning school work and future careers. In learning the students' abilities, he supervises the many aptitude and achievement tests given in the school. One of his most important tasks is helping the seniors select their colleges. Mr. Hall reviews test results with Prettyman while Dills and Anderson type permanent records. I Class, On Job Training Proves Effective Diversified Occupations training was offered to those students who desired to work during the school term. They spent the morning attending basic subject classes and studying human relations. The major training in the individual’s major field is given. In the afternoon, books were tossed aside and the members depart to their various jobs. Knowledge and know how that only experience can provide is gained. First Row—Eugene Richardson, Bob Richardson, Elizabeth Monroe, Barbara Lewis. Mr. Mullinix. Second Row—Rcnicc Snoots, Mac Rodgers, Joyce Harding, Esther Crider, Jane Fleeney. Third Row—Adam Tanner, Bill Whalen, Robert Moneymaker, Frances Moyers.