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

 - Class of 1957

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✓ I I The 1957 Rocket published by the students of Richard Montgomery High School Rockville, Maryland Our School, One Focal Point This is the 1957 ROCKET. It represents the highlights of a year in our lives—the lives of eight hundred fifty students at our school. For this ’57 edition. Art Stevens is editor. Supported by his staff, he has composed this resume of the year of 1956-1957 at our school. Scanning the (Higes of our yearbook, this rainy summer night, we see past events unfold before us. Reliving many past experiences by turning its pages, we remember the first days of school, now long gone, and see the school year rapidly diminishing before us. Once again, as it has in fxist times, the sky brightens with streaks of light in the East. Many of us awaken to the reality of new responsibilities. Although setting out for new goals in life, we will not forget our school through whose doors many decades of students have tread. in Our Town and in Our Lives To get to our school, one might drive north on highway 240 from the nation’s capital, about sixteen miles or so. Entering the outskirts of our town a passerby will note Beall’s Esso on the right. A glance to the left reveals our school. About two blocks from the highway is our school. Richard Montgomery High School is a red-brick building of 1941 vintage, with an addition including a gymnasium just a few years old. In the two story structure, we senior high students have a varied curriculum-college preparatory, business, general, and vocational. Our students come from the town of Rockville and its environs. Chiefly, we are middle class in economy and live as suburbanites of Washington, D.C. As we walk across the R.M.H.S. mat and into the school, we know that this—Our School—is a focal point in our town and in our lives. Waiting for school to start are V. Coleman, I’, Lintlli-eum, l5. Coleman, R. Coleman, and L. Kerr Rocket '57 Reveals Our Program of Education page 6 Our classes and our study are significant in our daily program. Directed by our teachers, supervised by our administrative staff, our classes account for most of our day. Our Graduating Class Page 20 Our seniors, their accomplishments and activities are ever-present in the life of our school. Their officers, their Christmas dance, their strengths and weaknesses, their leadership are memories of ’57. Our Underclassmen page 40 Juniors take an ever-increasing amount of leadership in activities in our school. Sophomores become old-hands as they advance from their novice year. Freshmen become adjusted to our senior high school. 4 Our School Life Our Sports Program page 56 Athletics hold our interest throughout the year. A spectacular run on the gridiron, an action-packed hockey honor event, a three-bagger on the diamond, a Friday basketball game spur us to school spirit. Student Life page 70 Our Student Council strives to give us a wide selection of activities. From dramatics to publications, from a newly-formed science club to patrols, our organizations challenge, entertain, and serve. Our Loyal Advertisers page 88 Business and industry in our town have a marked effect on our school. Notably, they have supported our publications and our athletics. Of interest to all is their sponsorship of the new stadium. 5 «• . Our Program of Education Joseph J. Tarallo, B.S., M. Ed., Principal; Genevieve Blew, A.B., M.A., Supervisor; Levin S. Comly, A.B., M.A., Vice-Principal; Robert H. Smith, B.S., M.Ed.,Vice-Principal; Catherine W. Cock-burn, A.B., M.A., Counselor; George O. Anderson, B.S.,Counselor; Isabel M. Ward, Registrar; Alice M. Nicewarner, Secretary. Administrators Open Our Portals To make available an education to meet the many requirements of the high school students, our administrative staff both initiates and directs the school program. Principal Joseph Tarallo heads the team to give more than eight hundred students a varied schedule of studies and activities. Problem upon problem, decision upon decision call for many long hours from our staff. Immediate routines—the daily bulletin, late slips—emanate from these offices. Long range problems—next year’s evaluation, the new addition mentioned in the School Board budget —have their inception here. Mrs. Ward and Mr. Smith note Mr. Comly's comments as he takes a message while in the teachers’ lounge. Below, Miss Cockburn checks the enrollment card with J. Doonan. 7 -9 t Pauline E. Abeyounis, A.li., M.Ed., English, Grammar anti Composition, Black Maskers; Clare Bangs, B.S., M.Ed., English, Civics; Dorothy T. Bills, A.B., English, Journalism, TIDE, Juniorettes; Patsy C. Gallegos, A.B., B.S., M.A. English, Assemblies; Donald R. Jeflery, A.B., M.A., English, Speech, Dramatics; Mildred C. King, B.S., Beading, English, Ninth Grade Adviser; Norman L. Schneider, B.S., M.A., English, Journalism, ROCKET; Miss Christine Smith, B.A., M.A., English. Upper Left; Mr. Jeffery directs seniors in the reading of Lady Mac-Ix'th's sleep-walking scene; Lower left; E. Harrison and N. Thomas explain aspects of Roman culture in Miss Gallegos’s class. English Skill, Tools for Thought Our school placed emphasis on creative and interpretive writing this year; English wasn’t so dull. We delved into phases of English and American literature. College preparatory students read works by the accepted masters while in other classes the emphasis was on modern writers. Above all, we became more aware that English serves as a useful tool. Miss Smith taught us to compose forceful letters. Mr. Jeffery helped us to interpret meaning in plays like Our Town. Jerry Gotxlinn, joe Pearson, and Barbara Davis locate a point of interest on the globe. Marry S. Beall, A.B., M.A., World History, Civics; Beatrice Mackenzie, B.A., M.A., U. S. History; Stanley J. McFarland, A.B., M.A.T.. U. S. History, Civics, World History, Student Council; Fern Will, A.B., Senior Problems, Senior Adviser; John Mackin (Not Shown), B.A., Civics, Assistant Football Coach. Our Road to Understanding Social Studies is taught in many parts of our school. The chief purposes seem to be to indicate what good citizenship really is and to make us aware of our heritage. Here on the lower floor Mr. Stanley McFarland teaches our junior students U. S. History with the emphasis on political development. Just upstairs, Miss Will gives the seniors a survey of problems of democratic living. Freshmen study government in Mr. Mackin s second floor class. Math Makes Sense Dwight O. Coblentz, B.S., M.Ed., Algebra, Trigonometry, National Honor Society, Student Activities; Dwight 1’. Hurley, A.B., M.A., Plane Geometry, General Mathematics, Algebra; Barbara Kreiter, B.S., Plane Geometry, General Science, Algebra; Samuel F. Sacco, A.B., General Mathematics, Patrols. Our mathematics department has had a big year. Many of our students are going into the more advanced areas of math. General students and commercials study practical phases of mathematics. Problems in buying and selling, keeping records accurately receive emphasis in their courses. As Mrs. Kreiter’s always decora- Left: The attention of the class is focused on D. Grady as he explains a problem involving a cone in Mrs. Kreiter's class. Below: T. Bowman proves an identity problem to J. Jarrell in Mr. Coblentz’s Trig class. tive bulletin boards indicate, academic students deal with theorems. Equations take the fore in Algebra. Trig, and Solid Geometry students have worried over problems involving cosigns, tangents, and secants in Mr. Coblentz’s room on our main floor. Through application, we bring order to the maze of abstractions. 10 Arthur B. Fauley, A.B., M.A., Chemistry; Estelle Hurley, B.S., Physics, General Science; Grace Smith, B.S.. Biology, Tenth Grade Adviser. Areas of Nature Observed Approaching the end of a long corridor strange odors drift through the air. Looking in room 116, you might see Mr. Berk” Fauley conducting an experiment by burning sulphur. It might be the peculiar odor of formaldehyde from across the hall. Miss Grace Smith brings a frog out of a jar for dissecting. Laws of the fulcrum are explained in Physics under Mrs. Hurley’s guidance. Variations other than class work appear in our annual Science Fair. Right: Dissection begins in a tenth grade Biology class under Miss Smith’s direction. Below right: B. Beall demonstrates balance in Mrs. Hurley’s Physics class. Below: J. Menke fills test tube with a solution as Mr. Fauley watches. Student assistants and Mrs. Keller help ready the library for our convenience Katherine B. Keller, B.S. Librarian Books Lent; Espanol Spoken After a six-week plastering and painting job, our librarian Mrs. Keller and student assistants readied the library for another busy year. Our library added fiction for enjoyment and books for resource material. Our language department offers Latin, Spanish, and French. Though not required of all students, some of us studied languages for college requirements. We who took them enjoyed our elementary accomplishments in speaking and reading. Business Careers Sighted On the first floor of R.M.H.S., we see various aspects of the thorough preparation our school offers for us who are preparing business careers. Through all six periods, seniors can be counted on to handle our deposits and withdrawals under Miss Brown at the bank. They begin their training under Mrs. Robic who teaches us to bring order to journals, ledgers, and balance sheets. Down the hall the rhythmic tapping at the keyboards reveals that speed and accuracy are essentials in typing. There in the office and in Mr. Davisson’s room, students receive practical clerical training. Mrs. Nooney dictates as shorthand students strive to increase their speed. Lillian E. Brown A.B., Banking, Treasurer Fioris M. Davisson B.S., M.S., Typing, Office Practice, Key Club. Regina Kelly B.S. Typing. Mary B. Nooney B.Ed. Shorthand. Elementary Business. Betty J. Robic B.S.' Bookkeeping. Universal Ideas Expressed In the composition of painting, in the melody of song, emotions common to all can be understood. Here is the Art class. We find paint brushes and clay fly fast and thick. There’s Miss Day helping one of the students. Let’s take a look. . . . C’mon, now, here’s the music room. That man in the director’s chair is Mr. Preston. Do, re, mi—Mr. Preston teaches both band and chorus classes now. Takes lots of work. Downstairs now, hear it? The band’s warming up. Nice, isn’t it? Time never weighs heavy on students here. Helen M. Day, B.A.Ed., Art, Display Cases; John B. Preston, B.Mus., M. Mus., Choral Music, Band, Glee Club An ensemble of boys rehearses “Down by the Riverside” in Mr. Preston’s sixth period class. 14 Tenth grade girls sew stockings to lx filled with gifts for the needy in their pre-Christmas classes. Hems and Cupfuls Measured Up stairs we find the Home Art Department. In the right as we enter are sewing machines. The machines are always busy before the spring fashion show. Across from the machines are the kitchens. In September eleventh and twelfth grade girls prepared foreign foods. And then in December, the whiffs of baking cookies reminded us of Christmas. Over there to the right we see the dining room. All meals are served here. The story of child care resulted in the “Rocking Horse Nursery.” Future homemakers train right here in our school. Above: K. Rosser performs a motor tune-up as auto shop boys look on. Right: Mr. Gabbert advises R. Follin as he prepares to assemble his desk. Precision Tested On the around floor near the gym, boys learn practical skills necessary tor household repairs and mechanical trades. We learn to wield a hammer and to use safely the power tools. In the ninth and tenth grades we are introduced to a survey of the total program. For some of us, more specialized training in cabinet making, electronics, and auto repair is taken in the final years of high school. Students study landscape planning and cartography in Mrs. Reed’s classes on the first floor. John S. Gabbert, Bis., Woodworking; Robert S. Holt, B.Ed., VI.Ed., Auto Mechanics; Gene L. Koons, B.S., Industrial Arts; John E. Maley, B.S., Industrial Arts, Electronics, P.A. Club; Richard Schwartz, B.S., Woodworking. R. Carter orders parts from the stockroom. Above: Seniors take to tlu field for a soccer intramural contest. Left: I). Day and N. Fultz try to recapture a rebound. Calisthenics Add Muscle Tone This year our school presented one of the most varied sports programs in its history. Everything from soccer to softball. Girls are complaining about their aches from tumbling, but look at them running down the court for their basketball intramurals. The guys out on the field are just doing their daily 1-2-3-4. Touch football ran the gamut. In the spring softball, archery took the spotlight. Many rush each period to the locker room to dress so that vve get as much time' as possible on the court. 1 iiomas J. Alberghini, B.S., Physical Education, Football, Track; June F. Bladen, B.S.. Physical Education, G.A.A., Intramurals, Cheerleaders; Harry G. Botsford, B.S., M.Ed., Physical Education, Football, Basketball; Nancy Cottom, B.S., A.A., Physical Education, Majorettes; Carl J. Fahrner, B.S., Physical Education, Football, Basketball, Golf; Marjorie Kirk, A.B., Physical Education, Intramurals; Joan Lucker, B.S., Physical Education, Intramurals; Henry Miles. B.S., Physical Education, Football, Baseball. Safety and Health Scored Out on the driveway another group of driver training students pulls up to the curb. They've just finished their parking lesson. Tomorrow this group will continue their study of traffic regulations and automobile engines in their classroom. Note now easily she applies the brake and presses the clutch pedal to the floor. Another area of safety is handled by Miss Donovan in the health room first floor. This year she has supervised dental, vision, and tuberculin surveys of the entire school. Cooking, Cleaning Staffs Serve We make a lot of work around here for the custodians. Mr. Wachter, head custodian, has the hardest of the seven custodians. We see him around here no matter how early we come or how late we stay. He comes to all our activities. Our cafeteria workers are a diligent group of women. Under Mrs. Ray’s guidance, they prepare our meals. Meals for 850 students would challenge even the best cooks and dieticians. With the assistance of student helpers behind the counter and banking students at the cash registers, they meet us ravenous students each noon. Mrs. Reamers, S. King, Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Ray, and G. the onslaught of hungry students. Hopkins prepare lor Personalities Abound in '57 Looking forward to graduation, reminiscing about days gone by, our seniors conclude their days at Richard Montgomery. From September to final exams they worked toward their one chief goal, a high school diploma. Yes, it stands for something important in life. College board examinations and many other tests seem routine procedure now. Hard work at times, fun most of the time stand for some of the happiest days ever spent. Remember the night of the prom? That climactic night in June when seniors were honored by the Class of 58. Dancing and the small breakfast parties that followed remain clear in our minds. As June approached, caps and gowns were no longer a vision, but now a reality. It was a time of excitement, long rehearsals and innumerable meetings. Top right: Duane Cox, President; Lower; Ralph Caruso. Vice president; Pat Cliesney. secretary; Kenneth Burgess, treasurer. 21 WILLIAM B. ADAMS “Bill,” National Honor Society 10; Science Club 10. ROGER E. ALEXANDER “Alex;” patrol 9, 10; Stage Craft 10; Hot Rod Club 10; basketball 10. Some of Us Studied Diligently IIAHOLD WILLIAM ARNEY “Harold;” “M” Club 11. 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; track 10, 11, 12; Driver Education 10; banking 12; patrol 12; science fair 10; intramurals 9, 10. 11, 12; Black maskers 10. Transferred from Lenoir High in the ninth grade. GORDON CHARLES BAKER “Gordon;” intramurals 10, 11, 12; Driver Education 11; student government representative 9. Transferred from Point Marian High in the ninth grade. HARRY ROBERT BAKER “Bake;” Glee Club 10, 11, 12; Banking 12; Tide 12; J.V. basketball 10; track 9; intramurals 9, 10, 11; Outdoor Club 9. RUDOLPH N. BAKER “Rudy;” student government 10; baseball 10. 12; Camera Club 10, 11; intramurals 9. 10 11; patrol 9, 10; Audio Visual 10; basketball 9. Transferred from Carver High in the twelfth grade. WILLIAM R. BEALL “Bob;” track 9, 10, 11, 12; baseball 11, 12; basketball 9, 11, 12; football 10, 11; Outdoor Club 9; Glee Club 10; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 10; cross country 12; “M” Club 10, 11, 12. MARY ANNE BENNETT “Chip;” Rocket 12; banking 12; patrol 11, 12; Glee Club 9; Dance Club 9; stockholder 11; committees 11; Juniorettes 12; student showcase 10; tribunal sec. 12. 22 WILLIAM S. BENSON “Bill” JAMES T. BRADLEY “Jim;” Band 9, 10, 12; Black-maskers 9, 10; Dance Bund 10, 12; Science Club 10; track 11; Spanish Club 11; student government representative 9. BARBARA B. BURDETTE “Babs;” library assistant 9, 10, 11, 12; magazine co-captain 11; committees 11, 12; Driver Education 11; intramurals 9, 10; Pep Club 10; patrol 10; CAA 10; Rocket 9; Glee Club 9; cabinet member 12; president of Juniorettes 12; president of F.H.A. 10. CRAIG THOMAS BOWMAN “Tommy;” Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 9; Spanish Club 11; Science Club 10. ROGER SHAW BRIDE “Pogie;” football 9, 10, 11, 12; Jr. High basketball 9; J.V. basketball 10; Varsity basketball 11, 12; patrol 9, 11; student government 9; committees 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; FT A Club 9; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; track 10; “M” Club 11, 12. KENNETH C. BURGESS “Ken;” football 11, 12; baseball 10; track 11, 12; “Nl” Club 11, 12; bowling 11, 12; tanking 12; projectionist 9, 10; intramurals 9, 10. Some of Us Played Too Much BEVERLY LEE BUSSARD “Angel;” Glee Club 11, 12; banking 12; transferred from Gaithersburg; Majorettes 9, 10, 11; school paper 10, 11; patrol 9, 11; Cheerleaders 9; intramurals 9, 10, 11; Glee Club 9, 10, 11; Dance Club 9, 10, 11; student council 9. RALPH HENRY CARUSO “Ralph;” Glee Club 10, 11, 12; J.V. basketball 10, 11; J.V. baseball 10, 11; basketball 9; Outdoor Club 9; Officials Club 9; banking 12; intramurals 9, 10, 11. 23 PATRICIA C. CHESNEY “Ches;” National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Juniorettes 12; committees 11, 12; intramurals 9, 10; Art Club 9; Rocket 11, 12; Science Club 10; Black-maskers 9. THOMAS A. CHITTENDEN “Tommy;” National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; banking 12, stationery corner 12; patrol 11, 12; Driver Education 11; student government; secretary of safety 12; secretary. Key Clul 12; baseball, basketball 9. JUDITH L. CHRISTENSEN “Julie;” intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11; Dance Band 10, 11; 1st hockey honor team 10; C.A.A. 10, 11, 12; French Club 11; Science Club 10. Transferred from Leland Jr. High. LAWRENCE KIRK COFFIN “Larry”; Officials Club 9; Cartoon Club 9; bowling 10; Glee Club 10; track 11; Key Club 11, 12; football 12; vice-president of Key Club 12. RALPH P. COLLINS “Ralph;” Rifle Club 9; F.E. Club 10, 11, 12; Projector Club 10; vice-president of F.E. Club 12. PATRICIA JEAN COMPTON “Comp;” Rocket 12; French Club 11; intramurals 9, 10; Blackmaskcrs 9; Dance Club 9; committees 12; Juniorettes 12. We Drove to the Pizzaria Too VELMA JANE COOPER “Jane;” Blackmaskers 9, 10, 11, 12; treasurer 12; banking 12; Art Club 9. PATRICIA A. CORNWELL “Patti;” stockholder 12; Glee Club 10; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. Cheerleaders 9, 10; banking 12; G.A.A. 10; patrol 10; Leaders Club 9; Varsity Cheerleader 11. 24 DUANE HOWARD COX “IXiane;” football 9, 10, 11. 12; track 9, 11, 12; Science Club 10; Key Club 11, 12; patrol 11, 12; intramurals 9, 10, 11; N1 Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; student government representative 11; class president 12. PATRICIA JANE CRIDER Patsy” F.H.A. 9, 10; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; intramurals 10, 11, 12; Dance Club 9; treasurer of F.H.A. 9, 10. Sow the Old Vic at Washington JOHN P. CURRY “Jonathan;” Stage Craft 11; patrol 12. EMIL WILSON DOVE “Willie;” patrol captain 11, 12; football 10; intramurals 9, 10, 11; P.A. Club 11, 12. JOHN LEO DURBIN “Johnny;” football 10, 11, 12; intramurals 10, 11, 12; F.E. president 12; F.E. vice-president 11. JANIES S. DAWSON, III “Jay;” student government representative 9; Glee Club 9, 11; patrol 11; Key Club 11, 12; football 11, 12; basketball 9, 10, 11, baseball 10, 11, 12; Dance Club 9; Rifle Club 9; M Club 11, 12; committees 9, 10, 11, 12; stockholder 9, 12; Tide 12; intramurals 9. ROSALIE ANN DUPEE “Butch;” Tide 9; Driver’s Education 11; banking 12; Glee Club 9, 12. JAMES H. DWIGGINS “Jay;” basketball 9, 10; football 10, 11; intramurals 9. 25 WILLIAM R. DWIGGINS “Bill;” Rifle Club 9; Projectionists Club 9, 10, 11; football 11, 12. WILLIAM HARVEY EDGE “Bill;” Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Club 9; Gymkhana 10. Organized the Student Council JACK THOMAS ESSEX “Jack;” football 9, 10, 11; Tide 12; bowling 11; interhigh representative 10; football manager 9; intramurals 9; student government representative 9. CHARLES BYRON FAHL “Charlie;” Science Club 10; football 11; track 10, 12; intramurals 10, 11; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; cross-country 12. EUGENE H. FERGUSON “Ace;” baseball 10; football 11, 12. JAMES ARTHUR FOLLIN “James;” Stagecraft 9; committees 10; golf team 11, 12; banking 12. GERALD DALLAS GANDY “Jerry;” golf 10; Glee Club 10; bowling 10; basketball 10, 11, 12; M Club 10, 11, 12; baseball 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; banking 12; Rocket 12; Key Club treasurer 12. JUDITH ANN GARTNER “Judy;” Handicraft Club 9; Dance Club 9; Leaders Club 9; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, banking 12; Glee Club 9; stockholder 12; Pep Club 10; committees 10, 11. 26 EDWARD SIDNEY GAULT “Ed;” Gymkhana 10; baseball 10; committees 10, 11; intra-murals 10, 11; track 12. DOROTHY MAY GRIMES “Dotty;” Glee Club 9, 10, 11; Future Nurses Club 11, 12; patrol 9, 10, 11, 12; intramurals 9, 10; Leaders Club 9; banking 12; Dancing Club 9; library assistant 9, 10, 11, 12; vice-president of Future Nurses Club 12. BETTY LOUISE HARRIS “Bett;” Glee Club 10, 11; patrol 10; Pep Club 10; Dance Club 9; banking 12; Driver Training 12. GWENDOLYN F. GREGER “Gwen;” patrol 9, 10, 11, 12; captain 11, 12; Science Club 10; French Club 11; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Black-maskers 9, 10; N.H.S. 10, 11; cabinet member 12. PATRICIA L. HARKNESS “Pat;” library assistant 11, 12; Driver Education 12; Glee Club 9; Dance Club 9; patrol 12; Future Nurses 12; banking 12; stockholder 12. RUBY LEE HARRISON “Hot Rod;” intramurals 9; banking 12; Glee Club 12; Dance Club 9. Sponsored Silver Bells' Ball LEWIS EDWIN HASH “Luigi;” intramurals 10, 11 12; patrol 11, 12; football 10; baseball 10, 11; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; banking 12; Rifle Club 10; track 10, 11; tribunal 11; committees 10, 11, 12. THOMAS HAWKES “Tommy;” “M” Club 10, 11, 12; football 10, 11. 12; track 10, 11, 12; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Officials Club 9; Tide 12, 27 NANCY CARROLL HAWSE “Nance;” National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; howling 9, 10; Pep Club 10; Cheerleader 12; banking 12; patrol 9; Glee Club 10; intramural 9, 10. 11. 12; committees 9, 10, 11, 12; stockholder 12; Leaders Club 9; president of 9th and 10th grade; cabinet 12; vice president of National Honor Society 12; treasurer of G.A.A. 11; chairman of prom committees 11. JANET L. HENDERSON “Jan;” Dance Club 9; intramurals 9, 10; Glee Club 10. 11; committees 11; Driver Education 12; banking 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12. ELIZABETH ANN HITT “Betty;” intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10; Glee Club 9. CHARLES R. HEDGES “Bush;” baseball 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; bowling 11; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Rocket 12. SUZANN DORCAS HIGH “Sue;” Tide 12; intramurals 12; G.A.A. 12; transferred from Reading High; Serve Our School 11; G.A.A. 11; volleyball 11; receptionists 11. PATRICK J. HOWRIGAN “Pat;” Ixmiing 9; track 10; Tide 12. Rooted for the Rockets Then JAMES NOAH HUBBARD James;” Band 11, 12. ROGER R. HUTCHESON “Hutch;” basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; committees 9, 10, 11, 12; softball 9; Dance Club 9; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; student government representative 9, 11; Glee Club 10, 11; central regional 9, 10; Tide 12; Rifle Club 9. 28 MICHAEL L. ISHEAL “Mike;” football 12; basketball 12; vice-president of Glee Club 12; transferred from Carver High; basketball 11; football 10, 11; Glee Club 10, 11; vice-president of class 11. JOYCE YVONNE JARRELL “Joyce;” library 9, 10, 12; intrainurals 9, 10; G.A.A. 10, Language Club 11; Science Club 10. Used the Links at White Flint CARL M. KAUFFMAN “Dutch;” football 11, 12; baseball 11, 12; M Club 12; Glee Club 11, 12. HELEN LEE KERR “Lee;” band 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 11, 12; N.H.S. 10, 11, 12; patrol 11, 12; lieutenant 12; Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 12; basketball band 11, 12; Rocket 12; student government representative 12; library 10, 11; committees 9, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Central Regional 11; tribunal 12; Inter-high 12; Juniorettes 11, 12; public- speaking 12. LOUISE ELIZABETH KING “Louie;” Driver Education 11; banking 12; Dancing Club 9; stockholder 12. WILLIAM ELLIS KING “Elvis;” baseball 10; Glee Club 11; Cartoon Club 9: Driver Education 12; Projector Club 9; banking 12. JOHN DONALD KINCDON “Bopey;” F.E. Club 10; 11, 12; outdoor Club 9; Rifle Club. ANTOINETTE LeBLANC “Toni;” transferred from Guan-tanama Bay High; year book staff 11; school paper 11; G.A.A. 10; committees 10, 11; Jr.-Sr. Play 10, 11. 29 I BARKY C. LEIMBACH “Clem;” student government representative 9, 10; patrol 9, 10, 11; tribunal member 11, Rifle Club 9; president of Art Club 9; bowling 10, 11; intramurals 9, 10; National Honor Society 10, 11; Dancing Club 10; baseball 12; track 12; Typing Club 10; Stamp Club 9; associate editor of Tide 12; Rocket 12; committees 10, 11, 12. MARY ANN LITTRELL “Mert;” F.H.A. 9; patrol 9, 10, 11; home nursing 11; Dancing Club 9. THOMAS HERMAN MADER “Toni;” Chess Club 9. JOHN W. LINTHICUM “Moose;” baseball 10, 11, 12; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; M Club 11, 12; Official Club 9; Outdoor Club 9; treasurer of student council 12. THOMAS JOSEPH LYMAN “Tommy;” football 10, 11, 12; co-captain 12; basketball 10, 12; track 10, 11, 12; baseball 12; intramurals 10, 11, 12; M Club 11, 12. RICHARD C. MALLORY “Butch;” J.V. football 11; track 9; banking 12; Glee Club 9. Skated and Bowled at G'burg . SHIRLEY ANN MARTIN Shirell;” president of student government 12; Cheerleader i0, 11, 12; C.A.A. 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10. 11. 12; bowling 9, 10; committees 9, 10, 11, 12; patrol 10, 11; Pep Club 10; stockholder 11. 12; Glee Club 10, 11; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; secretary-treasurer of class 9, 10; president of class 11; vice-president of C.A.A. 11; secretary of bank 11. ROBERT WAYNE MASON Wayne” i i 1 m 30 ROBERT LINCOLN McKAY “Robbie;” band 9, 10, 11, 12; vice-president 12; dance band 9, 11, 12; arranger 12; jazz combo 11, 12; J.V. football 11; J.V. baseball 11; track 10. CHARLES W. MELTON “Howdy Doody;” Glee Club 12; Art Club 9; Blackmaskers 9; track 10, 11, 12. Sweated over Grammar Exams CAROL ANN MILLS “Carol;” intramurals 9, 10; F. H.A. 10; Glee Club 11; banking 12; Pep Club 10; committees 11; Dance Club 9. MARY SUE MOYERS “Nonkey;” National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; president 12; Glee Club 10, 11, 12; F.II.A. 9; secretary 9; committees 11; banking 12; cabinet member 12; intramurals 10. FRANCES EVA MULLICAN “Frannie;” G.A.A. 11, 12; Glee Club 10; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Leaders Club 9; committees 11, 12; chairman 11; patrol 9, 10, 11; Dancing Club 9; banking 12. NOR1TA KAY MYERS “Rita;” Glee Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; bowling 9. 10, 11; G.A.A. 10; patrol 10; Juniorettes 11, 12; editor-in-chief. Tide 12; cabinet member 12; Rocket 12. JOHN L. NOOTENBOOM “Noot;” baseball 10, 11, 12; football 10, 12; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; M Club 11, 12; Outdoor Club 9; Officials Club 9. PATRICIA ANNETTE ODEN Pat;” library assistant 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 10, 11, 12; librarian 11; Future Nurses 11. 12; National Honor Society 11, 10, 12; patrol 12; banking 12; stockholder 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. 31 JEAN MARIE PAGE “Jean;” Glee Club 12. CHARLES W. PICKET!' “Chuck;” intramurals 9, 10, 12; football 9, 10; track 9, 10; Key Club 11, 12; patrol 9, 10; committees 11; Dance Club 10; student government representative 9, 10; Teen-Age Safety Council 11; Tide 12; bowling 10. Sought Job Possibilities PHILIP C. POLING “Phil;” cabinet member 12; student government representative 11; M Club 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; President 12. HARRY EDGAR PONTIUS “Butch;” basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; track 11, 12; intramurals 9. 10, 11, 12; M Club 11, 12; Rifle Club 9; Driver Education 11; bowling 10, 11; Key Club 12; football 9, 12; patrol 10, 11; lieutenant 11; Officials Club 9; banking 12; History Club 10; committees 11, 12; cross-country 12; stockholder 11, 12. SHIRLEY K. POPHAM “Poppie;” Future Nurses 11, 12; secretary 12; Glee Club 10, 12; patrol 9, 10; Blackmaskers 9; intramurals 10; Dance Club 9; bank director 11. SIDNEY POTTER “Sid;” Gymkhana 9, 10; student showcase 11. JAMES ROBERT PRATER “Scotty” ALEATHA A. RAWLINGS “Sam;” Glee Club 11; intramurals 9, 10; F.H.A. 10; banking 12; committees 11; Dance Club 9; stockholder 12. 32 ROBERT SHERMAN RAY “Boh;” howling 10, 11. 12; Gymkhana 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; patrol 10. VINCENT J. RHINEHART ‘Vince;” track 9, 11, 12. EARL WILKIE RICKETTS “Little Rick;” baseball 9; basketball 10, 11; J.V. football 9; Projector Club 9, 10; intra-murals 9. MICHAEL L. RENSHAWE “Teddy Bear;’’ patrol 11, 12; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; football 11; M Club 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Combo 11, 12; Band president 12; Band vice president 11; 11th Grade vice president. JOSEPH D. RICHARDSON “Joe;” Gymkhana 9, 10, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; drum major 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 11, 12; patrol 11; tribunal 11; banking 12; J.V. football 9; committees 10, 11; patrol captain 11; business manager of Tide 12; head bookkeeper of bank 12. HAROLD L. RICKETTS baseball 11 Struggled with College Boards JAMES ROBESON “Jim; football 12; secretary of student council 10; football 9, 10. Transferred from Laurinburg PAULINE P. ROMIG High. ‘Pat;” intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; vice-president of class 10; Glee Club 10, 11; G.A.A. 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; bowling 10, 11; committees 11, 12; Rocket 12; WINX news reporter 12; Pep Club 10; Dance Club 10; cabinet member 12; Driver Education 12; patrol 10, 11, 12. 33 MICHAEL CLIFTON HOSE “Mike;” track 9, 10, 11, 12; F.E. Club 10, 11: M Club 10, 11, 12; J.V. football 11. JOHN MILLS BUSSELL “Big John;” basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; co-captain 10, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; golf 9, 10, 11, 12; cross-country 12; Science Club 10; bowling 9; football 9, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Rifle Club 9; intramurals 9, 10; committees 11; cabinet member 12. LARRY RICHARD SALYERS “Little Richard;” Band 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. baseball 10; patrol 12; intramurals 9. ROBERT SCHNEIDER, II “Bob;” football 11, 12; Tide 12; patrol 9, 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Glee Club 9; Projector Club 9; intramural 9, 11; M. Club 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; patrol lieutenant 12. MARK DANIEL SAMPSON “Mark;” track 10, 11; sports casters 9; committees 9, 10; Art Club 9; Dance Club 9; Science Club 10. MARCIA ANN SCHUBERT “Marcia;” Glee Club 9, Montgomery Hills Jr. High; Glee Club 10, Montgomery Blair; Glee Club 11; Nurses Club 11; Library Club 11, Wheaton High. Worried to Remain Eligible PATRICIA ANN SCHULTZ “Schultzy;” Glee Club 10; patrol 11; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 11, 12; Driver Education 11; Pep Club 10; Leaders Club 9; stockholder 11; banking 12; committees 11; G.A.A. president 12; Leaders Club secretary 9. GLENDA KAY SIMS ‘Kay;” Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; patrol 10, 11, 12; Blaekmask-ers 9, 10, 11, 12; Nurses Club 11, 12; intramurals 9; Rocket 12; tribunal 12; secretary of Juniorettes 12; librarian of Blackmaskers 11. 34 CAROLYN MARIE SMITH “Smittie;” Glee Club 9, 11, 12; patrol 11, 12; Nurses Club 12; intramurals 9; Dancing Club 9; Rocket 12; Driver Education 12; Juniorettes 12; Science Club 12. ROY WILLIAM SMITH Gymkhana 9, 10; basketball 9; Dance Club 10; Golf Team 9, 10; track 9; vice-president of class 10; secretary treasurer of class 9. Celebrated with Extra Cokes THOMAS WILSON SMITH “Smitty;” Gymkhana 9, 10; F.E. Club 10, 11, 12; baseball 12; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. ARTHUR F. STEVENS “Art;” J.V. football 11; patrol 10; bowling 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society 11; committees 11; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; editor-in-chief. Rocket 12; cabinet member 12; student council representative 10, 11. JAN ELISABETH STRESAU “Jan;” Tide 12; Blackmaskers 11; Art Club 9, 10; Follies Sets 10. Transferred from Gaithersburg High. GARY E. THOMPSON “Rooster;” intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 9, 10; basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; baseball 10, 11 12; M Club 11 12; banking 12; football 9. RALEIGH LaVERN SUTTON “Willie;” Art Club 9; Black-maskers 10; track 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; intramurals 10, 11; Driver Education 12; Tide 12; patrol 12; Science Club 12. KENNETH W. THOMPSON “Ken;” Rifle Club 9; bowling 10, 11; J.V. baseball 10; Varsity baseball 10, 11, 12; basketball 9; Rocket 12; J.V. football 11; student council representative 12. 35 CLARIS HELEN TROY “Dookie;” Glee Club 11, 12; president 12; Band 9, 10, 12; Maryland State Chorus 11, 12; Future Nurses 11, 12; program chairman 12; Majorettes 12; patrol 12; Science Club 10, 12; Dance Club 9; Blackmaskers 11; committees 9, 10, 11, 12; treasurer of Juniorettes 12. PATRICIA ANN TUOHEY “Tookie;” intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 10, 11, 12; secretary 12; C.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Leaders Club 9; treasurer 9; lx wling 11, 12; bank director 11; patrol 11; committees 11. 12; Tide 12; stockholder 11, 12; banking 12; WINX news reporter 12; Pep Club 10; Dance Club 10. Modestly Accepted Last Awards MARCIA D. TURNER “Marty;” intramurals 9, 10; F.H.A. 11; banking 12; Glee Club 12; committees 11. WILLIAM P. VICKERS “Vic;” P.A. Club 10, 11, 12; Projector Club 9. 10. 11; patrol 9, 11, 12; Blackmaskers 9, 10; National Honor Society 10; president of P.A. Club 12; patrol lieutenant 11; patrol captain 12. JOANNE B. WARD “Jody;” intramurals 10; Future Nurses 11, 12; Glee Club 12. LESLIE VALLANCE “Les;” intramurals 10, 11, 12; hanking -12. ELIZABETH J. VVAMSLEY “Kitten;” Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. Cheerleader 9; Varsity Cheerleader 12; intramurals 9, 10; hockey 10; C.A.A. 10; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; committees 10, 11; Pep Club 10; Rocket 12; stockholder 12; Juniorettes 11, 12; Dance Club 10; patrol 12; Glee Club president 9; Glee Club treasurer 12. WANDA LEE WEAVER “Buzzy;” Glee Club 12; banking 12; Dance Club 9; Hobby-Club 9. 36 til J J RICHARD KELLY WEDDLE “Punkey;” football 10, 12. PATRICK ALBERT WEED “Weedivich;” football 11, 12; track 9, 10, 11, 12; M Club 12; Rifle Club 9, Blackmaskcrs 9; bowling 9, 10; intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; committees 10, 11. NEAL WINTERS WELSH “Neal;” Rifle Club 9; Aquarium Club 10; Science Club 9; bowling 9. PEGGY ANN WHALEN “Peg;” banking 12; Glee Club 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 9; intramurals 9, 10, 11; patrol 10. JOHNNY MAC WHITE “White;” F.E. Club 11, 12; football 10; baseball 10, 12; chorus 10; choir 10; Maryland State Chorus 10. Transferred from Bladensburg High. MARY E. WHITWORTH “Dock;” Glee Club 9; F.H.A. 9, 10; Home Nursing 11; Dancing Club 9. Finally Donned Caps and Gowns ROBERT S. WRIGHT “Bob;” Public Address Club 10, 11, 12; vice-president 12; Projector Club 10, 11; patrol 9, 11, 12; lieutenant 11; Black-maskers 9, 10, 11, 12; public-speaking 12. BENIAMIN C. ZOLLMAN “Blind Man;” football 10, 11, 12; track 10; M Club 10, 11, 12 37 P. Tuohey and C. Bennett find plenty to do in the office. Seniors Help and Still Have Fun Art class seems to brighten the day for P. Chesney, C. Melton. V. Rhinehart, C. Bennett, and G. Gregor. As Time at RM Passed To J. Dawson this seems to be the best period. Below: The line just never ends for B. Pontius. No, this isn’t “Elvis;” it’s B. Edge. 39 : 'Ft kUON Our Underclassmen Prom Worried Us On these pages we find the junior class. Our officers led us in our year of hard work—planning for the Junior-Senior Prom. Students sold book-covers and football pins. At each of the dances, October, January, and May, we sold refreshments to raise funds. Mr. Fauley advised us in our activities. We had high hopes for success of the prom and found our expectations fulfilled. Our classes and credits acquired push us further toward our diploma. Our Town in English, the composition of sugar in Chemistry, a new defense play in basketball challenged us this year. S. Williams, president: X. Crown, sergeant-at-arms; J. Davis, secretary; G. Van Dyke, vice-president; Mr. Fauley, adviser. A. Alley; E. Archer; N. Baker; G. Banville; A. Belt; S. Bennett; L. Bitting. C. Brigham; A. Brosius; G. Brown; N. Burger; R. Butt; H. Carter; R. Carter. M. Cassell; G. Cisneros R. Coleman; K. Collins L. Copely; W. Cornwell E. Cramer. W. Crawford; N. Crown; A. Culp; M. Curry; K. Dahlin; R. Dailey; J. Davis. D. Day; R. DeFreytas P. Delauter; J. Diddle J. DiPietro; M. Doane B. Dodson. 41 Flashed Our New School Rings H. Duley; D. Dunn; R. Durbin; M. Edmonston; U. Elstinis; P. Enright; J. Es wort by. N. Fenton; E. Ferguson D. Fetyko; W. Fisher E. Fitzwater; T. Flynn N. Fultz. J. Gerde; P. Gordon; I). Grady; A. Guinan; C. Mailing; N. Hancock; L. Harkness. P. llarr; K. Harris; B. Hash; B. Hawkes; B. Herndon; N. Hersberger; B. Howard. W. Howard; R. Howes; E. Hudson; R. Humphries; T. Jenkins; J. Johnson; A. Jones. M.Jones; T. Kaolin; D. Kam; D. Kelly; R. Kincaid; C. Kinder; A. King. T. Jenkins plays for D. Fetyko, W. Wise, R. DeFreytas, B. Edge, and J. Clemons as Mr. Preston takes note. 42 T. Kirby; R. Knodle; B. LeBoiteaux; L. Lane; S. Lawrence; B. Lazarus; J. Lee. L. Learmouth; B. Lin-thicum; C. Lochner; J. Lucas; I. Lugenbeal; A. Macchio; T. Maddox. R. Malone; B. McCros-sin; D. McKinstry; M. McMillin; J. Menke; M. Merrell; C. Mills. J. Mills; B. Milwee; S. Mohn; M. Moore; F. Moore; S. Moran; Y. M or gal. J. Mon 1 den; B. Mullin-eaux; V. Murray; A. Nairn; E. Norment; J. Norris; E. Osborn. L. PfeiHe; S. Phillips; J. Pricer; J. Purdum; M. Ratliff; S. Renfrew; II. Ross. K. Rosser; P. Runkle; J. Sadler; E. Schwartzback; J. Sexton; R. Shipe; E. Shoemaker. R. Shumaker; R. Shupe; L. Simmins; J. Simon; G. Sims; N. Sipple; N. Slack. W. Slack; G. Smith; T. Smith; B. Snowden; k. Stack; II. Starkloff; J. Stewart. Mirrored Our Versatility 43 Focused On Our Senior Year W. Stokes; G. Strunk; J. Sturat; N. Sturgess. J. Sullivan; M. Swain; J. Swingle; H. Tally; C. Thompson. H. Titus; D. Tolson; G. Tough; W. Tough; M. Valleix; P.Van der Veer. G. Van Dyke; W. Van Pelt J. Walters; R. Weaver H. Whalen; R. Whalen N. Whitworth. J. Wilder; H. Williams S. Williams; J. Wilson E. Windsor; W. Wise S. Wrede. Left: M. Edmonston pauses for a refresher.Above: N. Fenton and L. Copely note safety signals for the driver. Here is the sophomore class. This year 236 sophomores walked the halls ot our school, studied Biology and Second year Latin in our classrooms and sought advice from Richard Montgomery’s Miss Grace Smith. Class officers led fellow sophomores on their quest for funds to aid in sponsoring next year’s junior-senior prom. To shorten their quest the tenth grade sponsored two dances, one in January, and the other in March. The dances proved successful for our sophomore class. They end this year filled with expectation for their junior year. Miss G. Smith, C. Rogge, President; L. Fee, secretary-treasurer; B. Standifer, vice-president. Sophs Promoted School Spirit D. Alejo; A. Allen; J. Anderson; M. Andrews. C. Argentine; D. Baker; C. Baldwin; R. Ballentine; R. Barrack; W. Bauman. K. Bolton; J. Boswell; D. Bready; L. Burdette; Z. Burgess; T. Burke; B. Burkhardt. R. Burris, W. Bushman; C. Butt; J. Butt; P. Case; J. Carroll; M. Christenson. P. Clark; C. Clarke; J. Clemons; E. Coffin; V. Coleman; P. Compton; R. Connell. 45 B. Cooley; J. Cooper; G. Cox; L. Cox; J. Cramer; J. Crim; W. Dabbs. J. Diamond; S. Diggory; J. Doane; C. Dwyer; N. Eader; E. En-gleman; M. Evans. L. Farmer; L. Fee; N. Fitswater; D. Floyd; R. Fol-lin; S. Frank; L. Fremeau. S. Gilbert; L. Godsey; K. Gos-selin; J. Grabow-ski; R. Grimes; S. Grogg; F. Groves D. Hake; S. Hammond; H. Harris; E. Harrison; D. Harvel; N. Hinkle; J. Hoke. C. Ilolifield; J. Hoover; G. Hopkins; C. Howard; J. Howard; M. Hyman; J. Jaek. J. Jenkins; R. Johnson; G. Kauffman; K. Kenneth; C. Khuen; G. Kid-well; S. Kinder. Studied Caesar' and Marner 46 M. Crawford discusses her course with Mr. Anderson. Observed Amoeba and Paramecium I). Mills, S. Lum, S. Grogg, N. Moore, C. Maxwell cheer at J. V. games. D. King; S. King; F. Kline; D. Lambert; V. Lane; E. Lasley; C. Lee. J. Lee; E. Liller; J. Lindsey; P. Lin-thicum; F. Looney; G. Looper; S. Lum. A. Lyman; T. Martin; L. Mathers; P. Menke; D. Mills; I). Mills; II. Mills. P. Mills; P. Mind-te; J. Mitchell; E. M o h 1 e r ; H . Moore; N. Moore; F. Morris. W. Mossburg; R. Mullican; N. Mul-lineaux; D. Myers; L. Myers; R. Nettles. D. Nichols; I). Nichols; L. Nicholson; J. Norris; J. Olson; R. Parks; J. Pearce. Z. Phillips; M. Phipps; G. Pickett; P. Pickett; E. Pistole; N. Plowman; W. Pontius. 47 Performed, Danced, Played J. Poole; D. Porter; N. Potter; E. Proffitt; A. Pullen; B. Radford; C. Ray. R. Ray; P. Read; J. Reamer; R. Rivers; R. Roberts-Brown; C. Rogge; B. Russ. C. Sadler; F. Sal singer; A. Saulni er; B. Schreiber C. Schwartzbeck J. Schwartzbeck P. Schwartzbeck P. Shaffer; N. Shannon: L. Sharp; D. Shaw; I. Shaw; R. Sheets; R. Shellman. S. Shelley; B. Shipe; D. Shoemaker; J. Short; N. Short; S. Sigler; B. Simon. 48 Gazed Ahead to Future Years D. Smith; T. Smith; S. Spangler; C. Stack; B. Standifer; J. Stang; W. Stang. E. Stevens; J. Streeter; C. Stur-ges; J. Sutton; B. Swain; B. Swartz-welder; D. Taylor. G. Tharp; N. T h o m a s ; C . Thompson; P. Thurston; M. Twiss; L. Wallich; G. Ward. L. W ebb; D. Weed; P. Whalen; K. Weddle; C. Whitehurst; E . W h i t w o r t h ; J. Williams. R. Williams; 1. Wiseman; W. W o o d e n d ; P. Wright; W. Yoho; E. Younker; P. Zumhrum. V V a A £ a P m n P p ij I r n ■fe' fj ? i y, O np a 4 r .1 V t 4 k 4 J • nap W .. 49 Most of our freshman come from the junior high across the way. Richard Montgomery wasn’t entirely new to this class. We noted as the year progressed that the faltering three hundred became more sure of themselves. Algebra, Vocational Homemaking, Latin provided a new challenge. In Black Maskers and in the Student Council, these people showed talent, ability, leadership. Our freshmen came in droves to cheer the Rockets on in grid and net contests. All in all the freshman class has been a great asset to Richard Montgomery High School. Officers: R. Tucker, President; L. Beall, Vice President; S. Carlson, Secretary. Frosh Entered for the First Time J. Abbe; L. Adams; M. Adams; H. Alberts; P. America. J. Amey; T. Arney; A Ashworth; A. Atwell; L. Atwell; I). Auber; J. Auber. B. Bathe; J. Baker; P. Baker; M. L. Balsam; P. Barr; P. Bashford; k. Beall. L. Beall; k. Bane; R. Belcher; N. Benson; P. Bet; T. Blake; T. Bland. Nl. Blanton; D. Bocook; I). Boice; L. Bort; C. Boswell; A. Bouic; P. Bouic. 50 J. Bradley; J. Brady; A. Brainerd; S. Brauner; D. Breeden; B. Bridges; G. Briggs. W. Brooks; E. Brown; S. J. Brown; S. L. Brown; C. Burges; H. Burgess; B. Burkhardt. T. Burn; F. Bushman; K. Butt; R. Butt; L. Buzzard; D. Cahill; F. Cal-hong. I). Callahan; P. Canterbury; S. Carlson; J. Carter; R. Catron; A. Caudle; P. Cavanaugh. B. Caviness; F. Chapin; R. Childs; M. Chittenden; M. Christensen; J. Clem; M. Cochrane. R. Cokinos; I). Coleman; VV. Collier; J. Collins; R. Collins; A. Comly; E. Crawford. W. Crawford; C. Crist K. Crowley; G. Crown J. Cummings; E. Cortis VV. Curtis. B. Davis; J. Davis; R. Davis; R. Davis; S. Davis; V. Davis; D. Dc-Freytas. J. Doonan; J. Dove; R. Dove; R. Dove; B. Dower; E. Drager, C. Drake. Added Zest at Sports Events 51 Pondered Algebra Equations E. Duffy; P. Embrey; R. Enright; R. Enzor; R. Evans; M. Fahl; J. Faw-ley. B. Fell; T. Fenton; D. Ferguson; J. Fielder; C. Fink; M. Foltz; K. Fox-well. R. Fraysier; J. Frazier; D. Goad; J. Gooding; N. Goodman; C. Grimes; J. Grimes. K. Grimes; J. Grimsely; D. Groff; F. Hagan; B. Haines; G. Haines; D. Hall. D. Hall; D. Hall; P. Hall; W. Handcock; C. Hankel; G. Hanratty; B. Hansen. B. Hardy; J. Harr; W. Heflin; H. Henley; E. Higgins; F. Holt; N. Hopkins. J. Horton; B. Howe; M. Hull; M. Hummer; W. Hunter; P. Hyler; G. Johnson. B. Jones; E. Kao widen; L. Kauffmann; R. Keech; M. Keller; J. Kelley; W. Kelly. 52 S. Kendall; J Kidwell; D. King; I). King; R. King; R. King; R. King. R. Kochowicz; R. Lambert; S. Landis; J. Lawrence; L. Leach; R. Lcnz; L. Lewis. L. Linetsy; C. Linkow; A. Linthicum; K. Little; J. Lochner; G. Lowther; I). Luhn. M. Maccidli; K. Magee; M. Ylallison; S. Mann; C. Marcuccio; W. Marth; I). Masincupp. R. Maupin; C. Maxwell; C. Maxwell; G. McBride; S. McBryde; M. McCor-mac; G. McGrossin. C. Mcllwer; D. Mcll-wer; C. McKay; L. Mer-rell; A. Miller; S. Miller; E. Mills. H. Milne; VV. Milne; R. Minor; L. Mitchell; P. Mitchell; R. Mitchell; C. Moneymaker. C. Moore; F. Moore; T. Mossburg; R. Mouguey; P. Murphy; M. Nestor; J. Newby. E. Nichols; G. Norris; I). Noyes; D. Olsen; L. Owens; VV. Oyler; M. Page. E. Partin; S. Paul; A. Payne; v. Peake; J. Person; C. Peifel; J. Phipps. Initiated into Organizations 53 J. Pistole; P. Potter; E. Presley; L. Ratliff; T. Reitz; T. Reitz. S. Renfrew; R. Roberts S. Roberts; S. Robertson I). Ross; J. Rosser; I) Roush. C. Rowzee; C. Runyon; L. Ruppel; M. Russ; 1). Sadler; J. Sanders; M. Savage. C. Schneider; N. Sexton; S. Scheklcs; H. Shoemaker; D. Short; L. Sigler; J. Smith. R. Smith; W. Smith; I). Solee; R. Soulant; I). Southall; W. Stackhouse; J. Standifer. S. Steinburg; I . Stock-ton; A. Stokes; M. Stoughton; Nl. Strong; J. Sueley; P. Talsey. B. Taylor; B. Taylor; M. Taylor; M. Taylor; A. Tetlow; J. Tharp; A. Thom. Gathered near Parking Lot 54 u 4 Left: J. Diamond, B. Rivers, D. Floyd wait to go into J. V. Walter Johnson game. Above: P. Thomas gets ready for her next class. Voiced Opinions in Council M. Thomas,- 13. Thompson; C. Thompson; P. Till; B. Tolbert; R. Tompkins; B. Tough. A. Troupe; R. Troy; R. Tucker; V. Van Fleet; J. Venable; M. Waldron; N. Walker. J. Walters; M. L. Wams-ley; J. Warfield; K. Waring; J. Watson; W. Wei-ger; R. Welch. H. Welsh; L. Welsh; T. Whalen; J. Whipp; D. White; N. White; R. White. O. Wilder; M. Wilker-son; E. Williams; R. Wilson; V. Wilson; W. Wilson; J. Windsor. J. Wright; R. Wright; B. Young. C. Young. R. Young; T. Zangardi; A. Zumbrum. 55 S. Martin gets set. Tension mounts on the gridiron. G. Greger in air. Are You Ready? Hep! Hep! They jump; the;y sway; they yell. Enthusiastically, our cheerleaders spirit us and the Rockets throughout the year. With perky chants, they cheer the Rockets on to victory. Coming onto the floor for a basketball contest or onto the sidelines at a grid game the girls reflect the brightness of the gold in their full skirts. R-O-C-K-E-T-S ROCKETS! P. Moore, S. Diggory, Y. Morgal, Captain S. Martin, G. Greger, N. Hawse, J. Moulden. 57 Rockets Strive Hard Front row: k. Burgess, B. Dwiggins, J. Durbin, T. Lyman, B. Zollman, R. Bride, C. Kauffman, R. Schneider; Second row': J. Dawson, T. Hawkes, R. Weddle, I). Cox, P. Weed. J. Robeson, M. Isreal; Third row: D. Grady, D. Dunn, B. Durbin, J. Wilder, T. Smith, B. Pontius; Fourth row: J. Simon, G. Kauffman, J. Schwartzbeck, J. B. Diamond, R. Mul-lican. Above left: Our team gets the kick off. Above right: A pile-up of Rockets. Holding That Line There was action a-plenty as our team took the field. Through pre-game warmups exercises to the last seconds of hard play, our boys fought with spirit in abundance. Able co-captains Benny Zollman and Tommy Lyman worked to win and to keep up the team spirit. Bee-Bee Eyes,” as Zollman is called by his team mates, opened the holes; and fullback Tommy Lyman swept through them. Other members of the team cannot be forgotten. We will always remember the spectacular catches made by Ken Burgess fired from the hands of John Durbin ... the quick, sure hands of Carl Kauffman and Mike Isreal, our centers ... the bull-like charges of “Skinny” Wilder. We were there to cheer our boys on to victory, to show them we were with them when they were behind. We shouted, whistled, beat drums; we came in the rain to see our Rockets meet Wheaton. T. Lyman (above) and B. Zollman (below). Rocket's co-captains. 59 Preparation JV's Task Coach Farhner led our J.V. squad through a tough season. Many of our sophomores got their first taste of football this year against polished opponents such as Sherwood, Gaithersburg, and BCC. Hour after hour of practice made men out of boys who were candidates for our Junior Varsity football squad. Forty-five minutes of calisthenics, the blocking dummy, live tackling practice, and finally showers and home. It seemed like days to our boys; but in three hours, practice was over. Bill Pontius (50) and “Mugs Mul-liean (47) look on as Eugene Windsor (12) trips up an opponent ball carrier. The Little Rockets show joy over their first victory when they stomped Sherwood First row: W Dabbs, E. Fitzwater, D. Weed, E. Stevens, G. Windsor, P. Van der Veer, J. Amey, B. Bauman, V. Coleman; second row: P. Mindte, J. Russell, I. Shaw, B. Pontius, B. Woodend, C. Looper, R. Roberts-Brown, P. Case; third row: B. Sturges, N. Thompson, J. Hoke, W. Nlossburg, J. Olson, J. Norris, R. Daily, L. Sigler, D. Coleman. 60 Sports Are Our Games Down there's the M Club, athletes who ve excelled in varisitv sports. Seems there are about twenty-five stellar athletes. Jay Dawson, Mike Renshawe, Larry Coffin, and Benny Zollman conducted the club meetings as well as playing for R.M.H.S. Mr. Botsford was their adviser. Activities in the line-up for the year were the purchasing of M Club jackets and a dance given in the spring. Up there on the right is the O.A.A., fine athletic girls, every one. Pat Schultz, Nancy Baker, Patty Harr, and Miss Bladen, their adviser, led some hard-working girls through the year to a numeral, a shield, a letter, or maybe a key. Sports days at other schools increased school spirit although our kids couldn’t win all the time. The annual slumber party rounded the year off right and left us with a feeling of success. First row: . Hawse, F. Schultz, N. Baker, F. Mullican, P. Harr; second row: F. Tuohey, P. Romig, B. Hitt, S. Martin, P. Crider, J. Gartner; third row: T. Kaelin, J. Doane, L. Fre-ineau B. Howard, G. Van Dyke, A. Allen; fourth row: I. Wiseman, A. Pullen, I). Lambert, S. Lum, D. Mills, A. Lyman; fifth row: L. Wallich, I). Alejo, B. Burkhardt, M. Val-leix; sixth row: P. Head, R. Sheets, E. Mohler, S. Grogg, P. Mills, A. Lyman; seventh row: S. Diggory, A. Baldwin, P. Schwartzbeck, J. Pricer, P. Moore; eighth row; D. Day, N. Fultz, Y. Morgal, J. Moulden, M. Robertson. First row: M. Renshawe, T. Lyman, J. Dawson, P. Poling, R. Bride; second row: P. Weed, R. Schneider, D. Cox, T. Hawkes, R. Durbin; third row: J. Russell, B. Beall, k. Burgess, J. Essex, k. Thompson; fourth row: C. Kauffman, H. Pontius, G. Smith, W. Bauman, H. Arney; fifth row: B. Zollman, J. Nootenboom, E. Ricketts, J. Linthicum, YV. Dabbs. 61 Waiting for Rebound Varsity Puts Pressure on Opponent With unusual height and agility shown in early season practices and games, our basketball team of 1957 has proven to be a winning one. Many of our court veterans and lettermen returned from last year and gave prospects of a good season. With such as John Russell and Butch Pontius as co-captains our R.M.H.S. team did not lack in spirit and much less ability. True-blue fans of R.M.H.S. definitely have had an excitino vear. Left: Jumping for ball with Walter Johnson. Below: J. Russell, R. Hutcheson, G. Kauffman, H. Pontius, R. Bride, P. Case, R. Beall, U. Elstins, T. Lyman, R. Mullican, W. Pontius, M. Isreal. Below: J. Russell attempts to block shot made by Walter Johnson player; Left: J.V. players get instructions from Mr. Botsford. In Hoop Season Keep moving! Work on that foul shot! Our J.V. players hear these words often during their hours of practice before school. Although much time was spent on perfecting their skills the J.V. felt it was worth it when victory came their way. Even though the season start was slow our kids stood behind the team as they fought for victory. Eventually the boys hit a winning streak and polished off many of our opponents. Standing: G. Ward, J. Amey, J. Diamond, C. Lasley; Kneeling: W. Dabbs, R. Rivers, B. Woodend, E. Stevens. putt Bussell keep a watchful eye. Above: J. Russell smashes a drive as P. Poling and R. Smith observe. Maneuvered FairTracks Once again this year our boys cried “fore” and roamed the fairways of area country clubs. The members of our golf team gave us students a good reason to be proud of them. They played a mighty fine season. Our track team was a fine example, too. In all events—the dash, discus throw, shotput, highjump, broad jump—the boys showed up well. Left: T. Hawkes winds up for the discus throw. Below: P. Weed, B. Beall, 11. Arney, and M. Sampson anxiously await starting gun. Kneeling: G. Thompson, K. Thompson, G. Smith, P. Enright, C. Kauffman, Mr. Miles; Standing: B. Beall, H. Ricketts, J. Nooten-hoom, J. Linthicum. Dust Cleared, Rockets Safe This year Coach Hank Miles led our baseball team through a fine season. Sparked by returning lettermen, our team played through one ot its toughest seasons. Success in team spirit and in sportsmanship marked our squad. Hours of practice in fielding, pitching, and batting brought our squad up to tip-top shape. We met again, as in past years, opponents—Gaithersburg, Damascus, Wheaton, and Sherwood. In winning as well as in representing our school in other parts of the county, our Doys worked hard to bring honor to Richard Montgomery. C. Kauffman put tag on K. Thompson as P. Enright signals slide and J. Linthicum hacks up play. C. Kauffman and P. Enright trap J. Linthicum in a rundown Girls Play way Through Year Basketball intramurals highlighted the season for Richard Montgomery girls. Eight teams coordinated by Nancy Hawse, secretary of girls sports, played in a league tournament. Following the final playoffs honor teams were chosen from among the best players. Our kids certainly proved they’re imaginative, with teams like the Blitzkriegs, and Crowhoppers. Other teams include the Local Kids, the Blackbirds and the Rocketts. Not only do our girls play after school but they really work during classes. Under the direction of the physical education teachers they learn skills which enable them to be better players. Zone defense became an everyday idea to many of our juniors and seniors. Go! Left: D. Lambert and I. Wiseman prepare to jump for ball held by P. Schultz. Below: S. Lum shoots for basket. 66 Badminton, volleyball and archery were some of the off beat sports our girls participated in this year. “Birdie”, let ball and warm-ups became everyday words to girl’s gym classes and kids in intramurals. We’ve certainly j roved that practice makes for improvement if not perfection. Almost every girl in our school became acquainted with these sports and others through our physical education program. Their participation in sports through the year has brou ght them closer to a better understanding of teamwork. Rivalry — Key Word Above: B. Howard, M. Valleix watch as P. Moore returns the “birdie”. Right: N. Fultz, A. Jones, B. Howard, Y. Morgal, T. Kaelin ready their bows for shooting. Below left: B. Howard prepares to return the ball. Below right: N. Fultz observes Y. Morgal making a shot. Above: Our Honor Hockey Team — first row: G. Greger, J. Pricer, S. Martin, P. Tuohey, J. Moulden. second row: J. Christenson, N. Hawse, P. Schultz, E. Nlohler, R. Sheets, L. Fremeau. Right: N. Hersberger adjusts C. Brigham’s goalie equipment. Teamwork Pays OH Our Senior Blackbirds captured the hockey championship to start their year off right. Following the intra-murals the first and second honor teams were chosen. The teams met and the game ended in a draw. The year continued in its usual course with a sprained wrist here and there, plus a few cuts and bruises. Sportsmanship and fair play became key words as our kids won or lost. Girls who had earned 20 points became members of the G.A.A. and participated in their various activities —ground, sticks, ground sticks—here they go again! Skills Demand Work S. Robertson and N. Benson do a headstand while the rest of the class watches. R.M. girls build a pyramid Squashed! 69 S. Hammond, J. Bradley, E. Stevens, P. Case, k. Thompson, M. Christensen, N. Plowman, k. Beall, R. Reid, M. McMillin, P. Thomas, K. Little, T. Jenkins, S. Martin, C. Hankie, J. Swingle, N, Burger, S. Robertson, B, Caviness, B. Simon, I). Mills, D. Masincupp, X. Fultz, J. Venable, L. kerr. Government. .. By The People Sponsoring dances, carrying out campaigns, working on drives, and striving to improve the school in general, are all part of the busy schedule of our Student Council. Headed this year by Shirley Martin, a senior, the student council carries on the tradition of hard work and the principles of democratic rules set by our previous student governments. Shirley is assisted by Thelma Jenkins, veep. Sue Moyers and Pat Romig, secretaries, and the ten cabinet members. Mr. McFarland, one of our teachers, is the adviser to the group. Our council meets every two weeks for a two hour session. Left: President S. Martin and Mr. McFarland look over the lastest bulletins. Below: T. Chitenden, B. Burdette, A. Stevens, R. Myers, J. Linthicum, G. Thompson, T. Jenkins, Mr. McFarland, S. Martin, G. Creger, P. Romig, N. Hawse, J. Russell, P. Poling. Students sing the blues R. Coleman accompanies R.M. songsters Glee Club Music Fills Our Gym Sure sound nice. Don’t they? It makes us feel good having all these kids representing us. Our Glee Club, fifty-four strong, has had a good year. They’re given concerts for out-of-school organizations and a concert for the community. In addition, they sang at the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies. They led a song lest for Homecoming and performed on other occasions. Claris Troy was elected president. Mike Isreal and Jean YVamsIey helped her dispatch her official duties. Some of our lyrical Glee Club members went to sing in the Maryland State Chorus. That group sang at the State Teachers’ Meeting in Baltimore. The musical climax came when the entire Glee Club went to “all Chorus Day” at Maryland University. First row: J. Page, B. Hash, W. Weaver, B. Bussard, P. Whalen, P. Oden, M. Turner, It. Dupee, S. Popham, J. Streeter, L. Kerr, k. Sims. K. Harris, S. Spankler; Second row: N. Whitworth, H. Ross, M. Evans, N. Hinkle, B. Sehrieber, C. Smith, C. Troy, P. Ttiohey, S. Williams, E. Osborn, B. Russ, N Sexton, J. Short; Third row: R. Coleman, H. Moore, P. Shaffer, L. Hash, K. Dahlin, H. Starkloff. S. Mohn, P. Poling, E. Norment, J. Anderson, It. Caruso, E. Engleman, C. Lee; Fourth row: B. Edge, C. Kauffman, V. Coleman, B. Baker, J. Essex, R. Shumaker, Mr. John Preston, N. Welsh, M. Isreal, R. DeFreytas, L. Harkness, J. Clemmons, G. Banville. Front row: L. Kerr, M. Bashford, F. Morre, I. Wiseman, P. Bashford, I). Solee, R. Troy; Second row: P. Pickett. L. Salyers, T. Bowman, K. Dahlin, E. Partin, G. Looper, J. Esworthy, R. Connell, R. Ray, C. Davis: Third row: H. Starkloff, M. McMillin, N. Burger, M. Renshawe, G. Hanratty, B. Hawkes. Fourth row: ]. Pricer, D. Fetyko, J. Lee, B. Woodend, G. Banville, W . Howard; Back row: Mr. Preston, J. Russell, H. Arney E. Norment, R. McKay, N. Hubbard, J. Bradley, J. G rabowski, R. Shumaker, J. Richardson. Marching Harmonies Sound Our band marches in all kinds of weather. Does a good job everytime, too. The forty-three members are directed by Vlr. John E. Preston. There are our majorettes up in front with Donna Day, captain, struttin’ high as ever. Over there on the side is Marilyn, co-captain, way-up! There goes a baton in the air, hurled by Sally Williams, secretary-treasurer of the group. NHS Spots RM Scholars This group of students make up the Edna E. Hauke Chapter of the National Honor Society of Richard Montgomery High School. Looking into the past records of these students, you will find they have carried a “B average since tenth grade. Members of this society are chosen on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and service. X.H.S. members attend meeting — P. Oden, K. Myers, S. Martin, Mr. D. Coblentz, D. Cox, L. Kerr, T. Bowman, X. Hawse, J. Wamsley, T. Chittenden, C. Paid, P. Chesney, S. Moyers, P. Itomig. Officers: S. Martin, X Hawse. S. Moyers, and adviser I). Coblentz. Left: National Honor Society members study in library—L. Kerr, J. Wamsley, P. romig, K. Myers. Patrol kept order — at Times Well, it’s 9:10 now and the patrols are taking their stations. We hear, “Hey, slow down!” or, “You’re supposed to go round the patrol!” Over by the office we find Tom Chittenden, Secretary of Safety this year. He works under Mr. Sam Sacco, the adviser, and has sixty-five members of the patrol. Firsl row: V. Dove, L. Kerr, U. Elstins, H. Titus, T. Chittenden, E. Ricketts, M. Valleix, P. Linthicum, G. Greger, L. Fremeau; Second row: P. Poling, M. Renshawe, D. Grimes, I). Vlasincupp, S. Grogg, B. Mohler. P. Mills, P. Reed; Third row: J. Butt, P. Clark, I). Taylor, G. Hopkins, B. Russ, P. Oden, P. Harkness, N. Plowman, B. Simon; Fourth row: S. Mohn, N. Burger, K. Harris, R. Sutton, Y. Morgal, C. Smith, K. Sims, J. Watkins, P. Romig, N. Fultz; Fifth row: M. Twiss, S. Hammond, R. Catron, R. Tucker, 1. Stuart, R. DeFrcytas, W. Dabbs, D. Cox, A. Alley, J. Lucas; sixth row: K. Rosser, L. Hash, N. Crown, M. Bennett, 1. Wamsley, N. Hawse, C. Troy, T. Kae-lin; Seventh row: D. Tolson. P. Compton, S. Sigler, C. Lochner; Eighth row: Mr. Sacco. 75 Art Stevens Editor-in-Chief Art Stevens, with his layout and typing staff, P. Romig, K. Thompson, L. Kerr, L. Lear-mouth, A. Stevens, G. Van Dyke. Work, To Produce Our Rocket Here’s one of the Hardest working groups at our school. The Rocket would be impossible without an efficient staff of editors and photographers. When we see a flash bulb explode, we know the staff is at it again. Ball games, dances, plays. Our staff does not iniss a chance. Interviews are part of the curriculum, also. Members of all school organizations answer the questions of the Rocket’s inquiring reporter. By the time the Rocket is ready for publication, copy, head and rewrite are all part of the routine. It’s hard work, but it’s worth it. Above: Business Staff, J. Gandy, K. Sims, C. Smith, C. Bennett, P. Poling, C. Hedges. Right: Production Staff includes Seated; N. Sturges, S. Mohn, J. Johnson, J. Davis, J. Lee, T. Jenkins. Standing: S. Williams, P. Harr, E. Norment, R. Reid, R. DeFreytas, T. Macchio, D. McKinstry, K. Stack, J. Gerde, M. Ed-monston. R. Vlyers Editor-in-Chief R. Hutcheson, C. Pickett, B. Leimbach, J. Dawson, Mrs. Bills, P. Tuohey R. Myers, and R. Bride go over the layout for the next issue of Tide! Deadlines Keep Staff Busy This hard working group is our Tide staff. Publication after publication finds this group of R. M. H. S. students meeting a deadline. Yes, when the press rolls, we’re all satisfied. Tide will be out in a few days. Our staff always includes details of athletic events in Tide. “Senior Snaps always includes a well known senior. We ve got some outstanding personalities in school, too. They’re in “Personality Plus.” Right: T. Hawkes, J. Richardson, and ]. Essex sign out to go on ads. Below: R. Baker, P. Howrigan, E. Gault, R. Sutton prepare a story for the Tide. 77 Black Maskers Walked Stage We Black Maskers, the dramatic populace of R. M. H. S., are always engaged in dramatic productions, the Christmas assembly for instance. Usually we give about two three-act plays, one in the fall and a spring one. Then there’s that Maryland one-act play tournament. First there are regional tournaments. Winners from these go to the University of Maryland for the finals on the state level. Our Dramatic Club served as host for the first tournament ever held in this region. If there isn’t a play to produce, we make a study of stage make-up, stage sets, costuming, and other aspects of stage craft. K. Malone accosts J. Johnson as M. Evans, R. DeFreytas and P. Runkle look on. 78 First row: J. Cooper, E. Hudson, J. Davis, R. Ballentine, B. Hawkes, K. Stack, S. Robertson, R. Connell; Second row: R. Malone, G. Van Dyke, M. Robertson, B. Standifer, J. Streeter, J. Crabowski, L. Cox, P. Shaffer; Third row: J. Johnson, I. Fee, J. Standifer, M. Bashford, J. Gerde, P. Harr; Fourth row: L. Pteitte, M. Evans, J. Menke, J. Lee, R. DeFreytas, Miss Abeyounis; Fifth row: P. Pickett, M. Chitenden, B. Lazarus, D. Nichols, M. Strong. Mirth, Sorrow, Thought Resulted Folks don’t realize there’s more to a play than acting. Taking care of publicity, finding a dress for the female lead, getting the lights focused—just to mention a few— are things that really help make our plays successes. There are the hours of practice that the cast puts in learning lines, cues, and blocking. So you see, there’s more to dramatics than meets the eye. VVe learn what it means to have a part in the theatrical world. Once the theater is in our blood, the stage becomes our home; the spotlight the center of our universe. Above: RMs choral speakers include. First row: J. Gerde, 13. Nichols, L. Cox, P. Pickett, J. Davis, P. Harr, R. Ballentine, M. Bashford. Second row: C. Rogge, J. Crabowski, K. Stack, L. Fee L. PfciWe, P. Runkle, M. Strong, S. Robertson. Third row: R. Malone, J. Menke, J. Lee, B. Hawkes, A. Comly, M. Chittenden, J. Cooper, K. Crowley. Right: Tableaux depicting the Nativity for the Christmas Assembly. 79 Key Club in session—C. Fahl, M. Sampson, H. Hines, J. Bussell, R. Bride, C. Melton, J. Stewart, 11. Arney, C. Hedges, D. Cox, I). Fetyko, C. Pickett, J. Robeson, P. Van der Veer, K. Dahlin, C. Rogge, T. Bowman, H. Stark-loff, M. Edmonston, K. Stack, H. DeFreytas, R. Reid, S. Molm; Facing group: Mr. Davisson, P. Poling, T. Chittenden, J. Candy, L. Coffin, J. Dawson. Clubs Aid Students In setting a precedent for future clubs, the 1957 Key Club and Juniorettes have accomplished their high and desirable goals. Led by Phil Poling, with the assistance from vice-president Larry Coffin and treasurer Tom Chittenden, the Key Club placed an “M” in the jump circle in the gym, and enjoyed th£ir annual dance. The Juniorettes, with Barbara Burdette, Rita Myers, Sally Williams, Kay Sims and Dookie Troy at the helm, ushered at Community Concerts and helped carry out a successful canned food drive. Juniorettes—C. Troy, R. Myers, B. Burdette, S. Williams, K. Sims, Mrs. Bills, M. Bennett, A. Alley, G. Greger, J. Jarrell, N. Fultz, Y. Morgal, L. Kerr P. Harr, M. Merrill, P. Chesney, P. Compton, C. Smith, J. Lucas, G. Van .Dyke, T. Kaelin. 80 G. Whitehurst, H. Titus, D. Mills, R. Wright, B. Vickers, Mr. Maley. Powers of Speech Improved Our school gave birth to a new club this year. Mr. Jeffery formed a club of speech conscious students dedicated to the study of public speaking. Our students prepared speeches and presented them to fellow club members. Maybe someday they'll be speaking to our future engineers, doctors, lawyers and journalists. Your attention, your attention please.” Those were familiar words to our ears. The boys of the P.A. Club had many varied duties through the year—keeping equipment in order, making announcements, playing records at our dances, being sure everything was in order at our assemblies. Seated: P. Oden, VI. Sampson, L. Kerr, L. Pfeiflc, P. Thomas, B. Hawlces, C. McKay, P. America, R. Malone, J. Johnson, S. Robertson, B. Bridges, M. Strong, R. Coleman. Standing: Mr. Jeffery, T. Chittenden. J. Durbin, M. Rose, R. Collins, J. White, E. Windsor, L. Lane, R. Crawford try their skill in using a transit. Plans, Actions — Future Engineers Here are the future architects, civil engineers and builders of America. Perhaps they will be the ones to build the next super highway or plan the next addition to our school. The Future Engineers Club, under the direction of Mrs. Reed, adviser, and Ralph Collins, president, is an outgrowth of landscape planning classes. Each member must take three periods of landscape planning. F. E. work consisted of extensive landscaping projects and surveying projects. Our Future Engineers displayed their talents in our annual Students Showcase. They showed examples of work done with plants and landscaping. J. Durbin shows drafting instruments to M. Rose, J. White, R. Collins. R. La Boiteaux, W. Stang, R. Crawford, D. Harvel, W. Bauman, G. Ward, J. Mitchell, K. Collins, L. Lane, R. Ray, W. Bushman, M. Rose, D. Smitii, R. Mullican. 82 Medical Futures Planned M iss Donovan gives L. Kerr her dental inspection. This year we’ve braved diagnosis after diagnosis. Dental inspection, eye check, and chest X-ray. We F. N.A. girls keep the line moving and cards filled out, and oh, a million and one other things. We do a lot of work like this, and love it. Tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade Future Nurses of America get basic lessons in Nurses’ training by making beds, taking temperatures, filling flower vases, and other duties associated with nursing. We make trips to local hospitals, send delegates to state conventions, and under the direction of our adviser. Miss Donovan, take part in different services throughout our town. Mr. Anderson, S. Popham, P. Oden, D. Crimes, Miss Donovan. Standing: D. Grimes, S. Spangler, J. Ward, J. Streeter, C. Smith, L. Webb, D. Baker, D. Bready, Miss Donovan, K. Weddle, D. Myers, K. Sims. Sitting: K. Harris, P. Oden, C. Troy, P. Darkness, B. Russ, V. Lane, B. Hawkes S. Popham, B. Simon. P. Wright, C. Kidwell. A. Lyman. 83 nr- J. Lee, M. Renshawe, R. McKay, Mr. Preston, and B. Woodend practice as R.M.H.S. modem jazz quintet. Chairs, Jazz, V Coleman, G. Kauffman, J. Stewart, B. Pontius, G. Banville, YV. Stokes set up chairs for Thanksgiving Assembly. Working Teams Our school became a haven for jazz this year with the birth of the Modern Jazz Quintet. Members include Mr. Preston on piano; Robbie Me Kay, trombone; “Somethin’ Wild” Renshaw, sax; “Wild Bill Woodend, bass; and “Lighthorse” Lee on drums. Another team, the chair committee had the responsibility of seating our students at assemblies. Thanks for a job well done. Another First Here at RM Our year was highlighted by the first homecoming celebration. The pre-game festivities included a pep rally in our gym and a song fest the night before. Saturday it rained—it poured. The game was postponed until Monday. The rain, however, didn’t dampen the spirits of our students. We all turned out for the “Pigskin Ball that night. Our Modern Jazz Quintet supplied the cool sounds for the dance. The five gave out with the frantic beats of modern jazz. Shirley Martin, president of our student council, was crowned Homecoming Queen as part of the dance celebration. About the game... we lost, but we’ve never had a finer weekend. “Cheerleader” P. Weed prepares to toast a marshmallow during Homecoming. Above: G. Kidwell, G. Van Dyke, J. Moulden and P. Moore show RM’s sentiment. Right: E. Fitzwater, R. Hutcheson and P. Weed exhibit fighting spirit. CANDID CAMERA 1. Sally surprises Pogie on birthday at Key Club dance. 2. Shirley chosen top beauty to represent R.M.H.S. in Christmas parade. 3. Confused orders befuddle Nancy at basketball games. 4. Students decide R.M.H.S. no longer needs Bob Durbin. 5. Juniors agree lunch is favorite period. 6. Clowns at party include Pat Weed. 7. 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Montgomery Avenue Rockville, Maryland 100 ) Abbe, John - 50 Abeyounis, Pauline Miss - 8, 79 Adams, Linda - 50 Adams, Margaret - 50 Adams, William - 22 Alberghini, Thomas Mr. - 17 Albert, Russell - 50 Alejo, Dolores - 45, 61 Alexander, Roger - 22 Allen, Ann - 15, 45, 48, 49, 61 Alley, Alice - 41, 75, 80 America, Phoebe - 50, 81 Anderson, George Mr. - 7, 46, 83 Anderson, Jerry - 45, 72 Andrews, Marita - 45 Archer, Earl - 41 Argentine, Charles - 45 Arney, Harold - 22, 61, 64, 73, 80 Arney, Joseph - 50, 60 Arney, Thomas - 50 Ashworth, Ann - 50 Atwell, Alton - 50 Atwell, Lucy - 50 Auber, Diane - 50 Auber, John - 50 Bache, Betty - 50 Baker, Dianne - 45, 83 Baker, Gordon - 22 Baker, John - 50 Baker, Nancy - 41, 61 Baker, Patricia - 50 Baker, Robert - 22, 38, 72, 77 Baker, Rudolph - 22 Baldwin, Christina Ann - 45, 61 Ballentine, Ruth - 15, 45, 79 Balsam, Mary - 50 Bangs, Clare Mrs. - 8 Banville, Gerald - 41, 72, 73, 84 Barr, Paulette - 50 Barrack, Robert - 45 Bashford, Marsha - 45, 73, 79 Bashford, Paula - 50, 73 Bauman, William - 45, 60, 61, 82 Beall, Harry Mr. - 9 Beall, Kathy, - 50, 71 Beall, Linda - 50 Beall, Robert - 11, 22, 61, 62, 63, Beane, Karen - 50 Belcher. Rebecca - 50 Belt, Arthur - 41 Bennett, Mary - 22, 38, 39, 75, 76 Bennett, Susan - 41 Benson, Nancy - 50 Benson, William - 23 Best, Pamela - 50 INDEX Bettendorf, James Mr. - 12 Bills, Dorothy Mrs. - 8, 77, 80 Bitting, Lee - 41 Bladen, June Miss - 17 Blake, Thomas - 50 Bland, Thomas - 50 Blanton, Major - 50 Blew, Genevieve - 7 Bocook, David - 50 Boice, Donna - 50 Bolton, Kenneth - 45 Bort. Lillian - 50 Boswell, Charles - 50 Boswell, James - 45 Botsford, Harry Mr. - 17, 40 Bouic, Alice - 50 Bouic. Pat - 50 Bowman, Thomas - 10, 23, 73, 74, 80 Bradley, James - 23, 71, 73 Bradley, Janet - 51 Brady, John - 51 Brainerd, Audra - 51 Brauner, Selma - 51 Bready, Doris - 45, 83 Breeden, Diane - 51 Bride, Roger - 23, 58, 61, 62, 77, Bridges, Elizabeth - 51, 81 Briggs, George - 51 Brigham, Carlene - 41 Brooks, Wilma - 51 Brosius, Arthur - 14, 41 Brown, Edward - 51 Brown, Gilbert - 41 Brown, Lillian Miss - 13 Brown, Steven J. - 51 Brown, Steven L. - 51 Burdette, Barbara - 12, 23, 38, 71, 80 Burdette, Lcolan - 45 Burger, Nancy - 41, 71, 73, 75 Burges, Carson - 51 Burgess, Hilda - 51 Burgess, Kenneth - 4, 21, 23, 58, 61 Burgess, Zane - 45 Burke, Thomas - 45 Burkhardt, Beth - 45, 61 Burkhardt, Evelyn - 12, 51 Burn, Truman - 51 Burris, Robin - 45 Burruss. Laura Mrs. - 15 Bushman, Pat - 51 Bushman, William - 45, 82 Bussard, Beverly - 23, 72 Butt, Charles - 45 Butt, Joan - 45, 75 Butt, Ken - 51 Butt, Robert - 51 Butt, Ruth - 15, 41 Buzzard, Linda - 51 Cahill, Dennis - 51 Calhoun, Frances - 51 Callahan, Dennise - 51 Canterbury, Paul - 51 Carlson, Sandra - 51 Carroll, Jean - 45 Carter, Henry - 41 Carter, John - 51 Carter, Ralph - 16, 41 Caruso, Ralph - 4, 14, 21, 23, 72 Case, Phillip - 45, 60, 62, 71 Cassell, Marie - 41 Catron, Richard - 51, 75 Caudle, Allan - 51 Cavanaugh, Pat - 51 Caviness, Barbara - 51, 71 Chapin, Frank - 51 Chesney, Patricia - 4, 21, 24, 39, 74, Childs, Robert - 51 Chittenden, Marilyn - 51, 79 Chittenden, Thomas - 20, 24, 71, 74, Christensen, Julie - 12, 24, 87 Christensen, Mary - 51, 71 Christenson, Michael - 45 Cisneros, Gustavo - 41 Clark, Phyllis - 45, 75 Clarke, Carolyn - 45 Clem, James - 51 Clemons, Joseph - 45, 72 Coblentz, Dwight Mr. - 10, 74 Cockbum, Catherine Miss - 7 Coffin, Eugene - 45 Coffin, Lawrence - 12, 24, 80 Cokinas, Roger - 51 Coleman, Donnie - 3, 51, 60 Coleman, Ronald - 3, 12, 41, 72, 81 Coleman, Vernon - 3, 45, 60, 72, 84 Collier, Wayne - 51 Collins, Joan - 51 Collins, Kenneth - 41, 82 Collins, Ralph - 24, 82 Collins, Rosemary - 51 Comly, Ann - 51 Comly, Levin Mr. - 7 Compton, Patricia (12th) - 12, 24, 80, 87 Compton, Patricia (10th) - 12, 45, 75 Connell, Raymond - 45, 73, 79 Cooley, Barbara - 46 Cooper, James - 46 Cooper, Velma - 13, 24, 79 Copley, Lucy - 41 Cornwell, Patricia - 24 Cornwell, William - 41 Cottom, Nancy Miss - 17 Cox, Duane - 4, 21, 25, 58, 61, Cox, Eugene - 46 Cox, Larry - 46 Cramer, Eleanor - 15, 41 Cramer, Joseph - 46 Crawford, Elizabeth - 51 Crawford, Mary - 46 Crawford, Wayne - 51 Crawford, William - 41, 82 Crider, Patsy - 8, 25, 61 Crim, James - 46 Crist. Connie - 51 Crowley. Karen - 51 Crown, George - 51 Crown, Norman - 41, 75 Culp, Ann - 41 Cummings, John - 51 Curry, John - 25 Curry, Margaret - 41 Curtis, Espie - 51 Curtis, George - 51 Dabbs, William - 46, 60, 61, 63, 75 Dahlin, Kenneth - 14, 41, 72, 73, 80 Dailey, Ronald - 41, 60 Davis, Barbara - 9, 51 Davis, Jack - 51 Davis, Joan - 41, 76, 79, 85 Davis, Robert D. - 51 Davis, Robert L. - 51, 73 Davis, Selma - 51 Davis, Vera - 51 Davisson, Floris Mr. - 13, 38, 80 Dawson, Jay - 25, 58, 61, 77, 80 Day, Donna - 13, 41, 65, 73 Day, Helen Miss - 14 De Freytas, Douglas - 51 De Freytas, Ralph - 41, 75, 76, 78, 79 Delauter, Paul - 41 Diamond, J. B. - 46, 58, 63 Diddle, James - 41 Diggory. 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Mary - 52 Hummer, Myra - 52 Humphries, Raymond - 42 Hunter, William - 52 Hurley, Dwight Mr. - 10 Hurley, Estelle Mrs. - 11 Hutcheson, Roger - 12, 20, 28, 56, 77 Hyler, Patsy - 52 Hyman, Melvin - 46 Isreal, Michael - 14, 29, 58, 62, 72 Jack, Jack - 46 Jarrell, Joyce - 10, 12, 29, 38, 80 Jeffery, Donald Mr. - 8, 81 Jenkins, Joseph - 46 Jenkins, Thelma - 42, 71, 76, 79 Johnson, Gail - 52 Johnson, Judy - 42, 76, 78, 79, 81 Johnson, Rose - 15, 46 Jones, Audrey - 42 Jones, Betsy - 52 Jones, Marilyn - 42, 73 Kaelin, Tania - 42, 61, 75, 80 Kauffman, Carl - 14, 29, 58, 61, 65 Kauffman, Garnet - 40, 46, 58, 62, 84 Kauffman, Lois - 52 Keech, Richard - 52 Keller, Katherine Mrs. - 12 Keller, Mitchell - 52 Kelley, Diane - 42 Kelley, Jeannette - 52 Kelly, Regina Miss - 13 Kelly, Walter - 52 Kendall, Sally - 52 Kennett, Kathryn - 46 Kerr, Lee - 3, 74, 76, 80, 81 Khuen, Charlene - 46 Kidwell, Gaye - 46, 83, 85 Kidwell, Jerry - 52 Kincaid, Roger - 42 Kinder, Caroline - 42 Kinder, Sharon - 46 King, Alfred - 42 King, David - 47 King, Diane - 52 King, Donald - 52 King, Ellis - 29 King, John - 52 King, Louise - 29 King, Mildred Mrs. - 8 King, Randolph - 52 King, Robert - 52 King, Sharon - 19, 47 Kingdon, John - 29 Kirhy, Torrey - 43 Kirk, Marjorie Mrs. - 17 Kline, Frances - 47 Knodle, Russell - 43 Knowlden, Eugene - 52 Kochiwicz, Rita - 53 I Koons, Gene Mr. - 16 Kreiter, Barbara Mrs. - 10 La Boiteaux, Robert - 43, 82 Lambert, Donna - 47, 61 Lambert, Ronald - 53 Landis, Sharon, 53 Lane, Luther - 43, 82 Lane, Virginia - 47, 83 Lasley, Charles - 47, 63 Lawrence, James - 53 Lawrence, Sandra - 43 Lazarus, Barbara - 43, 79 Leach, Linda - 53 Learmouth, Louise - 43, 76 Leber, Amy Mrs. - 15 LeBlanc, Toni - 5, 29 Lee, Charles - 47, 72 Lee, James - (11th) 43, 73, 79, 84, 87 Lee, Tames - (10th) 47 Leimbach, Barry - 14, 30, 77 Lenz, Rena - 53 Lewis, Lynn - 53 Liller, EIvi - 47 Lindsey, John - 47 Linetsky, Leslie - 53 Linkow, Charles - 53 Linthicum, Art - 53 Linthicum, Bill - 43 Linthicum, John - 30, 61, 65, 71 Linthicum, Patricia - 3, 47, 75 Little, Knowles - 53, 71 Littrell, Mary - 30 Lochner, Carol - 43, 75 Lochner, Joan - 53 Looney, Fawn - 47 Looper, Glenn - 47, 60, 73 Lowther, Gerald - 53 Lucas, Judy - 43, 75, 80 Lucher, Joan Miss - 17 Lugcnbeel, Irene - 43 Luhn, Donald - 53 Lum, Susan - 47, 61 Lyman, Alice - 47, 56, 61, 83 Lyman, Thomas - 30, 58, 59, 61, 62 Macchio, Antoinette - 12, 43, 76 Maccioli, Marianne - 53 Mackenzie, Beatrice Miss - 9 Mackin, John Mr. - 9 Maddox, Thomas - 43 Mader, Thomas - 30 Magee, Kenneth - 53 Maley, John Mr. - 16, 81 Mallison, Marily - 53 Mallory, Richard - 30 Malone, Robert - 43, 79, 81 Mann, Susan - 53 Marcuccio, Claire - 53, 73 Marth, William - 53 Martin, Shirley - 8, 30, 56, 57, 61 Martin, Thomas - 47, 48 Masincupp, Donna - 53, 71, 75 Mason, Wayne - 30 Mathers, Lawrence - 47 Maupin, Robert - 53 Maxwell, Christine - 47, 53 Maxwell, Cynthia - 53 McBride, Gordon - 53 McBryde, Sally - 53 McCormac, Mike - 53 McCrossin, Gail - 53 McCrossin, William • 43 McFarland, Stanley Mr. - 9, 71 Mcllwee, Casper - 53 Mcllwee. Dawn - 53 McKay, Constance - 53, 81 McKay, Robert - 31, 73, 84 McKinstry, Donald - 43, 76 McMillin, Mike - 43, 71, 73 Melton, Charles - 31, 39, 80 Menke, John - 11, 43, 79 Menke, Peter - 47, 48 Merrell, Lee - 53 Merrell. Marie - 15. 43. 80 Miles, Henry Mr. - 17, 65 Miller, Anne - 53 Miller, Stanley - 53 Mills, Carol - 31, 56 Mills, Carlton - 43 Mills, David - 16 , 47, 81 Mills, Diane - 47, 48, 61, 71 Mills, Eddie - 53 Mills, Harold - 47 Mills, Janice - 43 Mills. Patricia - 47, 61, 75 Milne, Henry - 53 Milne, Warren - 53 Milwee, Betty - 43 Mindte, Paul - 47, 60 Minor, Robert - 53 Mitchell, Ray - 47, 82 Mitchell, Lois - 53 Nltichell, Polly - 53 Mitchell, Robert - 53 Mohler, Elizabeth - 47, 61, 75 Mohn, Stephen - 43, 72, 75, 76, 80 Moneymaker, Charles - 53 Moore, Chris - 53 Moore, Fred - 53, 73 Moore, Harvey - 47, 72 Moore, Margaret - 43 Moore, Nancy - 47 Moore, Penelope - 43, 57, 61, 85 Moran, Shelby - 15, 43 Morgal, Yvonne - 43, 57, 61, 75, 80 Morris, Faye - 47 Mossburg, Thomas - 53 Mossburg, Woodrow - 47, 48, 60 Nlougey, Raymond - 53 Moulden. June - 43, 57. 61. 85 Moyers, Sue - 31, 71, 74 Mullican, Frances - 31, 56, 61 Mullican, Russell - 47, 58, 60, 62, 82 Mullineaux, Betty - 43 Mullineaux, Nancy - 47 Murphy, Patricia - 53 Murray, Violet - 15, 43 Myers, Larry - 47 Myers, Myron - 47 Myers, Norita - 20, 31, 71, 74, 77 Myers, Paula - 83 Nairn, Angela - 43 Neiako. Mark Mr. - 17 Nester, Martha - 53 Nettles, Ronnie - 47 Newby, James - 53 Nieewamer, Alice Mrs. - 4, 6, 7 Nichols, David - 47 Nichols, Dorothy - 47, 79 Nichols, Elaine - 53 Nicholson, Lora Lee - 47 Nooney, Mary Mrs. - 13 Nootenboom, John - 31, 61, 65 Norment, Edgar - 43, 72, 73, 76 Norris, George - 53 Norris, John (11th) - 43, 60 Norris, John (10th) - 47 Noyes, Dorothy - 53 Oden, Patricia - 12, 31, 38, 72, 74. 75, 81, 83 Olson, Dennis - 53 Olson, Joseph - 47, 60 Osborn, Elaine - 12, 43, 72, 73 Owens, Leigh - 53 Oylcr, Billy - 53 Page, Jean - 32, 72 Parks, Robert - 47 Partin, Eddie - 53, 73 Paul, Sandra - 53 Payne, Alice - 53 Peake, William - 53 Pearce, Jon - 47 Pearson, Joe - 9, 53 Peifer, Carol - 53 Pfeifle, Linda - 43, 79, 81 Philips, Shelby - 43 Phillips, Zeri - 47 Phipps, Judy - 53 Phipps, Milton - 47 Pickett, Charles - 32, 77, 80 Pickett, Gary - 47 Pickett, Penelope - 47, 73, 79 Pistole, Edna - 47 Pistole, John - 54 Plowman, Nancy - 47, 71, 75 Poling, Phillip - 14, 32, 64. 76, 80 Pontius, Harry - 32, 39, 60, 61, 62 Pontius, William - 47, 58, 60, 62, 84 Poole, Joseph - 48 Popham, Shirley - 32, 72, 83 Porter, David - 48 Potter, Mickey - 48 Potter, Patsy - 54 Potter, Sidney - 32 Prater, James - 32 Presley. Elizabeth - 54 Preston, John Mr. - 14, 72, 73. 84 Pricer, Janet - 43, 61, 73 Proffitt, Ellen - 48 Pullen, Anna May - 48, 61 Purdum, Jeffrey - 16, 43 Pyne, Lucie Mrs. - 12 Radford, Brenda - 15, 48 Ratliff, Lester - 54 Ratliff, Marjorie - 43 Rawlings, Ann - 20, 32, 38, 56 Ray, Carol - 48 Ray, Robert (12th) - 33, 73 Ray, Robert (10th) - 48, 82 Read, Penny - 48, 61, 75 Reamer, Judy - 15, 48 Reid, Ray - 71, 76, 80 Reitz, Thomas - 54 Reitz, Tim - 54 Renfrew, Sally - 43 Renfrew, Sam - 54 Renshawe, Michael - 33, 61, 73, 75, 84 Rhinehart Vincent - 33, 39 Richardson, Joseph - 33, 73, 77 Ricketts, Earl - 33, 61, 75 Ricketts, Harold - 13, 33, 65 Rincs, Harlan - 80 Rivers, Robert - 48, 63 Roberts, Ralph - 54 Roberts, Sandra - 54 Roberts-Brown, Ray - 48, 60 Robertson, Martha - 61, 79 Robertson, Susan - 54, 71, 79, 81 Robeson, James - 33, 58, 80 Robic, Elizabeth Mrs. - 13 Rogge, Carl - 45, 48, 63, 80 Homig, Patricia - 33, 56, 61, 71, 74 Rose, Michael - 34, 82 Ross, Dolores - 54 Ross, Helen - 43, 72 Rosser, James - 54 Rosser, Kenneth - 16, 43, 75 Roush, David - 12, 54 Rowzee, Carolyn - 54 Runkle, Peggy - 43, 78 Runyon, Charles - 54 Ruppel, Leslie - 54 Russ, Betty - 48, 72, 75, 83 Russ, Milton - 54 Russell. John - 34, 60, 62, 64, 80 Sacco, Samuel Mr. - 10, 75 Sadler. Charles - 48 Sadler, David - 54 Sadler, James - 43 Salsinger, Frances - 48 Salyers, Larry - 8, 34, 73 Sampson, Mark - 34. 64. 80. 81, 87 Sander, Jeanne - 54 Saulnier, Andrew - 48 Savage, Martin - 54 Schneider, Carole - 54 Schneider, Norman Mr. - 8 Schneider, Robert - 34, 58, 61 Schreiber, Barbara - 48, 72 Schubert. Marcia - 34 Schultz. Patricia - 34. 56. 61 Schwartz, Richard Mr. - 16 Schwartzbeck, Cecil - 48 Schwartzbeck, Ellis - 43 Schwartzbeck, James - 48, 58 Schwartzbeck, Patsy - 48 Sexton, Jimmie - 9, 43 Sexton, Nonna - 54, 61, 72 Shaffer, Perrin - 48, 72 Shannon, Nancy - 48 Sharp, Letitia - 48 Shaw, David - 48 Shaw, Ian - 48, 60 Sheckels, Shirley - 54 Sheets, Raylene - 48, 61 Shelley, Sharon - 48 Shellman, Roger - 48 Shipe, Barbara - 48 Shipe, Raymond - 43 Shoemaker, Doris - 48 Shoemaker, Harland - 54 Shoemaker, Ruth - 43 Short, Dorothy - 54 Short, Joyce - 48, 72 Short, Nancy - 48 Shumaker, Ralph - 43, 72, 73 Shupe, Robert - 43 Sigler, Larry - 54, 60 Sigler, Shirley - 48, 15 Simmons, Leona - 43 Simon, Beverly - 48, 71, 75, 83 Simon, Joe - 43, 58 Sims, Gailon - 43 Sims, Kay - 34, 72, 75, 76, 80 Sipple, Nancy - 15, 43 Slack, Nancy - 43 Slack, William - 43 Smith, Carolyn - 18, 35, 75, 76, 80 Smith, Christine Miss - 8 Smith, Daniel - 49, 82 Smith, George - 43, 61, 65 Smith, Grace Miss - 11, 45 Smith, James - 54 Smith, Robert Mr. - 7 Smith, Ronald - 54 Smith, Roy - 35, 64 Smith, Terrence - 43, 58 Smith, Thomas - 35 Smith, Tony - 49 Smith. 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