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

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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

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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