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

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X I X lib., M.l'.1l. f l'r1'rze1'pnI , X I joseph J. Taralln Even administrative planning sessions can have a humorous side. .4 -'X!f Chart The Course Xluny new faves and positions were ucltietl to the aulniinistrutiye stuff this year. Nlr. Jewell lmeeanie prineipal of the Hotli- yille Junior High School and Hr. Comly step- peml into his position as il yiee-principal. To help with hoth scholastic and personal prohlenls. Nliss COL'lilll1l'I1 and Hr. Sniith were appointed eounselors. lftlna. F. llaulu- I.:-yin S, Comly Robert H. Smith X.l5.. NI.,-X. :X,ll.. Nllfml. HS.. BI.Ed. lvI.l'P'1Ift'I1C'fI71I, l'I.l'f,-Pflillfflldl ffuunsefor 1 . V. Miss iNlI'CWill'llPt' heeunie ai nieniher of tht office stuff to trial Hrs. Ward with the serif tarinl work. Miss Haulie. ai vice-p1'ii11-ipzll. eomple her 46th year of seryive. hir. Tamllo, w served his second year in the presitleney ot the Montgomery County Eclitrratioii IXSSOCIB. tion. was again at the hehn. C. W. Coekhurn Isahel H. Ward .L BI. Nici-warner J 1- In Q 4 H il' Serretary Sefretrzry ' Q AB.. KIA. f.i0llf1S?10V .s 4 'Ni ' ,' - ' 'Q b 'Y S 2 at 6 1 'C' Q' j 1 ., A fe- ' . ..:.f-29' A

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Summit View Of Our Trail According to this theory, we,re all wrong. That's a change? Another two hours and heaven will be upon us, only to be marred by that drudge home- work. What? That's real George! A 500 word theme. A big test. On what? - we just had one two weeks ago. Drag on, Macdulll page 5. Fight, team, fight! Like I said, what good is an education if ya, have no personality? Sis was good at themes K off to the attic. If we only had two bodies, we could do it with ease. Besides, teachers say get a good night's rest before a test. page 19 And then, we became the high and the mighty. We crammed for college boards, plowed through Hamlet, typed our fingers to the knuckles, lead the organizations for better or for worse, filed appli- cations, and a Diploma. So soon? page 56

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Nfl i k HEE 0 ' s, FHEEK , .wb-. ,hifi P 'Y' V9 t t' A if lfvrn Will l'. lf. Xlwyouni ,, tu .HLMIA '. .'Xndcrson's Sth grade class works on a bulletin ard display of the Constitution. THE CAE ' Past ls Relivecl No nation may go forward without look- N ing lnat-kwardf' PUD Class memliers visited the lfnited Nations Building in New York City on No- vemlier 12th. Another group attended the Citizenship Day program in Rockville. The U. S. History classes sent representa- tives to the nationally televised program, Youth Wlants To Knowfi Civic students, one rainy December morn, trudged up-the-street to become mayor, post- mistress, city editor, judge, health otheial, and chief of police. 1 'U.ll.,'hIltll'YhOI1 ll. S. llc-ull. Fr. Nlildred C. King lidwarml Mulln-rn R. W. Svlm-r W, tl. Sonnenlicrg I N. JMB., lNlA. ILS. A.ll., MA. .-MH., NIS. lid. HS. llorotliy T. llills Wan. lf. Fenton Rolu-rt M4-llmmltl Us-rtrude' ll. Minor Sophia Neuht-ld lflziinv 'lf R0-1' X IS. MIS.. NIS. lid, .-X.I!. A.lt. .'X.B.. NIA. AB. V . v w- 7? A '53 ' 7 f ar :A A C 'rl ,w r - , U t , X , fl if i an T 4. 4... is 1 Tv- ., cfm, , uk -at taste if . i B. .if sz N3 A xt X NJ . A XJ vi Xxx I