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

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Big Ten Moves On Ziick Maxwell Cue Under the able leadership of Llyn Zuck, president; Tom Maxwell, vice-president; and Joan Gue, secretary-treasurer; the sophomore class successfully rounded out their first year of Senior High School. Mrs. Bright took time from her busy schedule to serve as faculty adviser. Members of the class participated actively in many of the extracurricular clubs and organizations. These activities included Band, Glee Club, Student Government, Library, Patrol, Sports, Intramurals, Projector Club, Rifle Club, Dramatics, Rocket, and Gymkana. The sophomores were anticipating the time when they would be Juniors and have the responsibility of presenting the Prom. The future holds much in store for the up and coming tenth grade. 10th vocationalists show ability in woodshop. Allen Asbury Barsditis Barrack Beall Beauchamp B. Bennett J. Bennett nrnor f e Bladen Blau Bolton Bond Boring B. Boswell J. Boswell Bowles Burdette Burkett Burris Carter Chapman Gagett Clemons Gark Cochrane Coffin Coleman Cooper C ria® Cornwell Dalton Davis Day Devin Dickie Diehl Doane Drager Dwiggins e ' n Jv TV a m Edge M. Evans R. Evans Fling Follin E. Fraley H. Fraley Gandy Greiner Grogg

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Ninth Grade Passes Milestone Each ninth grader chose the course he wished to take for the first time. The courses offered academic for college preparatory; commercial for secretarial training; general for liberal education; and vocational for homemaking and job training. The student’s plan for the future determined his choice. The ninth grade sponsored a record dance in the spring. The profits went into the treasury and will be used to cover expenses in the years ahead. Graduation exercises were held in June, climaxing the year. Adams Alexander Allnutt 1 Baker Barkley Bartee Beall Bennett Benson Blanszkiewi ■tn ii J. Blanszkiewicz Boring Bradley - Bride Brooks Brow Buel Bennett Benson Blanszkiewiez o Burchett Burdette Burgess Carlisle C. Carter C. Carter Caruso Chapman Chesney Clites Coffin Collier Collins Compton Connelly Connelly Cooper Cornwell Cox Craig Crider Crim J. Curry M. Curry Curtis Dalbey Faucette Faudel Flanary Fletcher Follin Fraley Frazier Friedrick Fry Fuget Furmage Gandy Gardner Garret Gartner Gaver Gilliss B. Gilmore K. Gilmore Gregor Grinces Harkness B. Harris E. Harris Harrison Hash Hawse Haynes J. Henderson N. HendersonR. Henderson Higgins Hitt