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

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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.

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Prom Event of Year Prospective seniors proved to be a hard working, ambitious group. Under the guidance of Mr. Lugar the active Juniors earned money for the annual Junior-Senior Prom through dinners, dances, and the sale of pennants. All was not work, however. The class party in the spring was awaited with anticipation M. Warfield R. Hopkins S. Anderson H. Arneson D. Beall M. Baldeili J. Barrack J. Beisser S. Bosley J. Bowles W. Brown J. Burdette S. Burdette P. Cambell K. Carlise B. Case J. Coleman G. Connelly R. Crago R. Crown J. Culp A. DeLauter W. Dickie R. Disney C. Drager G. Drain D. Dupee P. Dwyer G. Edwards C. Ferrara H. Fitzwater L. Fleener B. Fraley D. Fraley P. Freeburger B. Furmage D. Ganley M. Garland T. Griffin F. Harmon 26