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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

s , E E 5 FOR mlm SYM? 560W R fig. 5 Y , ig ' ,- , ii 545' ' ' . ...ua x .AQ 9 4? ! X THE 1959 ROCKET SS P bhshed by THE YEARBOOK STAFF f RICHARD MONTGOMERE HIGH SCHOOL ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND pu xxwv 12- ' 75? I .,. .L I fs X Y ' '-1, l ' . . -. 'Vg if ff X Q CT -e' mg, fa M if CL K 'K ffm! nl. KY? K- -Sq' 'hx .-iq Q C ,3 ., , jxq ,ffnj W1 if . , . X-S fu, fy' Dv J 4 .ff fa , Nv- 'QQ ,-Q.: V. ' - rn 7Y ',,H 90 Y , A , QC ,T ' ' 4 fl ' - - ' fb? A. -- R+ 'wr wiv! f.,?Taf,,, , - Ni 44.-A-. Q.-5-4 is ..g. '. a. I 9 Another year has passed. Once again, RMHS has played an important part in all our lives. The school has entered into many phases of our daily activity with its excellent academic program, stimulating schedule of min- or subjects, interesting and educational clubs and or- ganizations, fine athletic program, and entertaining night time social events. This balance of the essential parts of any school is well maintained at Richard Montgomery. It fhelps to mold us into mature, well-rounded individ- als ready to meet the world at graduation. For some of us, new facets of the 'balance have been opened this year. For all this has been another year of fun and preparation to face the future. F sa- ' ,..,.- , . .5 , -,eva USD'-if .5 I The Students, the School FACULTY 5 ln Balance ACTIVITIES taught us many thlngs from Engllsh to gettmg gave us the chance to explore our special mterests along w1th people SENIORS 9 and gave us soclal outlets ATHLETICS 77 learned played and competed ln thelr flnal year provlded the opportunlty for physlcal development of preparatlon UNDERCLASSMEN 36 for some provlded thrxlls and chllls and a chance to develop school splrlt for all STUDENT LIFE 91 became better acquainted with the school, learned, was everywhere, ln the classrooms, on the dance joined clubs, and had fun floor, everywhere we 'went ADVERTISEMENTS 1 18 4 , f Y ,us-.f,, Ifgflmv, If ,, , k I an Q ' Q- ...57 , , , . . . . W . , . , IO , 1 1 4 l H if milf Q3 2 n 1 x , 'X I , 3, X x KAW All LEVIN S. COMLY p. AB, MA, Vice-Principal .46 ID- JOSEPH J. TARALLO BS, M Ed, Principal PAULINE E. ABEYOUNIS AB, M Edg English, Black Maskers ARNOLD A. ADAMS B Ed, Elementary Business, Record Keeping, Typing ESTHER H. ALLEN ABQ Typing, Bookkeeping ords I TIDE, Juniorettes JUNE F. BLADEN B54 Phys. Ed.: CSA, Var- sity Cheerleading Qrzf. HARRY S. BEALL, SR. AB, MA, Substituting, Rec GRACE E. BEARS ABg Englishg ROCKET DOROTHY T. BILLS ABQ English, Journalism, HARRY' G. BOTSFORD AB, MA, M Ed, Phys. Ed.g Football, JV Basketball LILLIAN E. BROWN AB: Bankingg School Treas- urer, Chairman of Bus. Ed. Dept. D. WINIFRED BYRD MA, BS, M Edg Home Ec- onomics DWIGHT 0. COBLENTZ BS. M. Edg Mathg National Honor Society CATHERINE W. COCKBURN AB, MA g Counselor HELEN M. DAY B Art Ed, Art The People Who Gave -MQ - f. ,. T. ..- ROB H. SMITH BS, M Ed, Vice-Principal all K 454 ty A e. If fi 1 f F ,I Ou ' 6 x, .I if is A an-.ap N are ,y CARL H. FAHRNER BS: Phys. Ed.: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football. Golf, Bowling League ARTHUR B. FAULEY B Ed. M Ed: Chemistry, Gen. Scif-nceg .Iunior Class Adviser, Science Fair Di- rector, Audio-Visual Direc- tor .IOHN S. GABBERT BS, Wood Shop RUTH D. GILFIX Secretary RAYMOND P. HENRY B Ed, M Edg English MANUEL HOLLANDER BS: Biology NORMA HOLLIDAY BS: Elementary Business Typing FRANCES S. HOLMEAD AB, MAg U.S. History DWIGHT P. HURLEY BS, M54 General Math, El ementary Business DONALD R. JEFFERY KATHERINE B. KELLER BS, Librarian: Library Club MILDRED C. KING BSg Sr. Problems, History, Readingg Future Teachers, Freshman Class Advisor GENE L. KOONS BS: Industrial Arts BARBARA B. KREITER BS, Mathg Majorettes RUTH LEWIS Cafeteria Manager JOHN E. MALEY BS, Electronics, Physics: PA Club, Student Show- case EUGENE E. MCCRAMER B Ed, M Edg English STANLEY .I. MCFARLAND AB, MAT, Histories, Eco- nomic Geographyg Student Government WILLIAM MCKAMEY BS, LLB, Civics HENRY K. MILES -PK IL ,Q 51 N 4 as , I -'L .- AB, MAQ English, Latin, Speech BS: Phys. Ed.: .IV Football Varsity Baseball, M. Club Director of .Athletics ii. Their Education and Experience -vin Xl . Q fi FRANK A. MOORE ABQ Driver Erlucationg JV Football HELEN R. MOORE BSQ Shorthand. Office Prac- tice, Consumer Ec.: Commer- cial Personnel Club MARIUNA MORRISON BSg Phys. Ed.g .IV Cheer- leading, CSA MARK E. NEJAKO BS, M Edg Counselorg Fu- ture Nurses ALICE M. NICEWARN ER Secretary MELISSA M.. PILCHARD ABQ Worl-d History JOHN E. PRESTON B Music. M Musicg Musicq Band, Dance Band. Glee Cluh, Tenth Cracle Chorus LUCIE M. PYNE ABg French, Spanish BEATRICE DONOVAN RNg School Nurseg Future Nurses DOROTHY B. HUNTER BSQ Home Arts SAMUEL F. SACCO AB: Mathg Patrol and Trib- unal NORMAN L. SCHNEIDER BS, MAQ English, Chairman English Dept.: Publications Financial Advisor GRACE SMITH BS, MA g Biology 3 Sopho- more Class Advisor, Sci- ence Cluli, 'Student Show- 1:4 C856 me .sf --av MARY S. THORNE rf-, E' ABQ English 2- R JOHN M. TOMICHEK -- ABQ Gen. Science. Earth I Scienceg Chess Club. Key 'Lb 'Q L Club 'N X f A . ' MARGARETTA M. YOGT -A -' ABg Us History , ISABEL M. WA RD Registrar Q FERN WILL ' ABg Senior Problemsg Sen- , ior Class Atlvisor eff WINONA M. REED BS, HSg Landscape Plan- ning, Top. Drafting, Cartog- raphy, FE Club LEONARD .l. WILDE BSQ Alito Shop To Each of Us E' J. E .Lf 5 ,irvf i I + Q' X946 3 1 I ' Qs. lvtkif m qxx ,xllhfi fo 1,11 I 41 5 r O f, fl .fl 041569 f ,Inf 0 5,44 C ,i -x Q 'idly 1' 1 bg wgggx NV' I 1' x ,K 1' ,155 ,f,J . N- Those Who Led Us CARL OTTO ROGCE Carlos Class Presldent 1 2 3 4 Black 'Nlaskers 1 Band 134 Basketball Band 3 Patrols 234 Lieutenant 4 Trtbunal 3 Track 2 ,IV Basket ball 2 3 Key Club 2 34 VICC Presldent 4 Bask Stockholder 34 Vlce Presldent 3 Dnrector 34 Ai LORETTA SUSIE GROGG ILE Class Secretary 4 .IV Cheerleadmg 2 Varslty Cheerleadmg 3 Black Maskers 1 Cafeterla Commlttee 34 Patrols 2 Homeroom Secre tary 34 Prom Commlttee 3 Switchboard 34 Iumorettes Corre pondmg Secretary 4 Intra murals 1234 Glee Club 4 SHIRLEY ANN DIGGORY Dzggory Class Vxce Presxdent 4 Patrols 1 2 Prom Com mxttee 3 Homeroom Rep 1 Ban,k1ng4 Swnch board 34 .Iumorettes 34 V1cePres1dent 4 GSA 234 Intramurals 1234 Hockey Honor feam 23 Commerclal Personnel Club 3 JV Cheerleadmg 1 Varslty Cheerleadmg 23 it-'ip QW? g' MARITA KAY ANDREWS Class Treasurer 4 Prom Commlttee Chalrman 3 Glee Club 34 Future Nurses 23 Vlce Presxdent 3 Bankmg 4 Girls State 3 1 I ' A if Jf . 'NF N12 1 Z . ' : ,g - y,S v sy, 2 . Q 5 . S 3 3 ' 15 ,, - 9 ,Z ,ti ' - Z ' V sv? ,,,1 '- ya ' v s 9: Z ' 1 ,X 5 . I . as ... K X V271 , , ...gl - .., , Q H. 5 : ' ' 2 ,S vi ' , . , 9 : r 1 I ,Z 2 ' 5 ,Z S yy 1 5 1 ' , , ,S We Remember: is 'vw-uv 'sd DOLORES NIARY ALEJO fommercrdl Personnel Club 5 Intramurals 2 Bankm .IOANNE AD AXIS I Swntchboard 34 f' ..f' uv CLEVELAND HOLNIES ATWELL flene I' fr from NIdl'10I1 HQ UMR'-I'-19 JOSEPH 3rarI ogtball 12 Baketball ARGENTINP I2 Yarilty Club 2 fharlle Track 1234 AUGLSTA ,ANN LI'E ALLEN Annze Future Nur es 2 CSA 2 ,Iunnorettes 4 Clee Club 34 Intramural 234 Transfer from Western HS I Stu rent C0llIlCll I Pxtrols I CHRISTINA ANN BALDWIN Annie GSA 234 Intramurals I2 34 .lunlorelteb 34 Com merclal Per onnel Club 34 Switchboard 34 Bankmg 4 Prom Commxttef 3 JERRY 'SIERX IV ANDERQON Clee Club 2 3 4 A ROBERT L B ARRACK Stage Craft 1234 Cymlx hana 1 so 'X A ' A E ' V I l I Y 1 -x,s..' . . . l 4 f . I -Q X F A ' . I 1 I , , . s , , bw' A : . : ,' DA. S . .' 2 ff' . - 1 7 - . 1 9 . Q ' g l 3 1 3 I I 1 . , 5 ' V 3 I ' ,or . 'x ,X V f 6 . ,5 v3 . . . . I v I Bob L , , I . . 1 CJ C37 1 9 v 1 ex D fa Ci' f f f. 1 ' I- ' ' ' ' A 1 v Q ' ' ' ,K 1 ' A A A v 1 ' I Z ' A U S , z . Y v 2 Z v , S Q I . A 'NZ 'Q S U , . - , , , I I Il'-:,I MARSHA LEA BASHFORD Band 234 Llbrarlan 3 Dance Band 34 Ba ketball Band 234 CSA 34 Intra murals 234 AFS 34 Prom Commlttee 3 Black Maskers 2 Tran fer from Choctawatchee HS 2 Band I2 Llbrary Club 1 Dance Band 2 Tr1H1Y I FHA I If 15 S-Q., DORIS FR -YVCES BRE-KDE Blondie Secretary of Safety 4 P trol Tnbunal 234 GSA 3 4 Secretary 4 Intramurals 234 Llbrary Club Secre tary 3 Future Nurses 234 I Ice Presldent 4 ,lumor I-ttes 4 Bankmg 4 Bank Stockholder 34 Prom Com mlttee 3 Commercral Per onnel Club 3 Black Ma It ers 3 Glee Club 2 Switch board 34 FHA 2 iq JAMES E BOSWELL Ginn.. Beefy ia GERALDINE BOLCER Sam Intramurals Transfer from Bishop England HS WILLIAM A BAUMAN Intramurals 3 Modern BI Language Club 2 3 FE Club 234 NI Club 23 VN., NANCY ELEANOR BURBANK Bankmg 4 Bowlmg League 4 Transfer from Walter Johnson H5 2 Swlmnllhg Club 2 Patrols I Gomg to ,- IANE BURCFSS BCC 'V f wu, THOMAS JOSEPH BURKE Tommy Black Maskers I Home room RGDYCQPHIHIIVC I 2 3 4 InterH1gl'1 3 Banking 4 AFS 3 PA Club 3 Q. YQ r W' . f . 71 , l Q ,, IX' ' ' 1 7?tf,X,f f ,W I I 4: , - ' 2I I 5 II A I- - I I 1 J I I I I I I I S 5 1 I I 4 1 I ' I I I I I I Q S I z I 2 5 : - - : , I x.. Q pu- ' I , 'I ,1. I . fi L XI , , R, . V , .. - I ,, ff' -' fi. .4' w f I . -rf V' , . . , ' 1 v ' 4' . M I.. - , h -f v I I I - 7 - 9 4 x I I 4. ., , T . . ,, 1 A A . , '. I ' 2 I 3' I I I I A I I I ' I I I ' A I ' ' S I I I ,. D . 1 . , . 5 I ' I 3 ' 3 . 5 Q I S'- 0 I I ' I I - ELISABETH ANY BURKH ARDT Beth Qecretary of Publlctty 4 Glee Club 34 Cla Secre tary Treasurer 3 lntramur Patrol 2 3 4 Z3 Future 'Nur e A 3 Black Nla leer 1 Tlde 4 Pep Club 4 JOAN NIARIE BUTT Dootzzr Pa ml 1 2 3 L2 ROBIN B BURRIQ Rockin Robin llanlung 1 Bank Qtockbolrl er 4 bmtcbboarcl 31- m in merclal Per onnel Club 3 WILLI A-NI L BUQll'll'AN 'U' ROGER W ILLI ANI BUTT Basketball 3 Bankmg 4 lla tball 4 Tran fer from Pooleswllle HS 3 Recrea tlon Club 3 Ba eball 2 Bl Cymkhana 1 K' JEAN ANN CARROLL Helenor Intramurals 1234 CQX 2 '34 Prom Commlttmc 3 Bankmg 1 AFS 34 Black Nla kera 1 Future Teacher 4 Dance Clubl Trlbunal 3 Bank Qtockbolder 4 Glee Club 23 Bowlxng League 4 Patrols 4 For College Boards CHARLES UPTON BUTT 'B X PHILLIP LEE C ASE Ph: Football 234 Basketball 1 234 'NI Club 234 Patroli 4 Bankmg 3 Homeroom Representatne 2 5 . I J 'Q ef V , K i, ,J -. AR 27 ., 2 f 'Q .W ' v V 6 - ' -. g ,, 6 A At . 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Brat Patrole 4 Track 4 .l XNIILS VFRNOW I Ol P 'VI 'KN 1 ernon bloc Club 234 Slate Qbor us 4 Dance Band 34 Yan Q ow 12 Football 2 Track I ymkhanu 1 llanlun 4 the Heartbreaker to 7' '92, PHX LLI5 D XRE CLARK llankmg 4 qmtcllboard 4 ln ramura 12 Patrol 24 iv '-fr 'XIRII IX XNN f0NIPl'0N fonzp LllJI'dI'W Klub 31 Y1LePrf 1 nt 3 re lalfnl ee K 1:34 1atrol512 an Nmtelmboarcl 1 ture Nuries 2 CAROLYN LLE CLKRKF I arol 'U-I if RXYMOND QANHPL CONNFIL Ray Ban 1234 lllarlx 'NIA fr Q encz C na 31 e Flu: 4 G burg 0' JOSFPH SMITH CLEMONS oe Glee Club 234 B-XRBARX YYY COOLPH Bobble NVHICl1lJO3fd 3,4, Banking 4 2, lntramurale , Commercml Perwnnel Club 3, FH41, Llbrary 4 - a H n ' X . . 9 ' I ' ' 4 1 f 4 1 Q16 , -K I 'S .' 1 s . ' J r of 'C' lf L a 1 1' 3 3 ' l - iid 103' -ty Sh , 5 M Club 3.4: Q 'ii '. F f 'A ' 9 'V '15 A rle i. P s' ' 4g Gl- 5, :1.1.,g1 .-,gBk- 1 J 'hg- ing 43 .f ' - 1 Fu- A - A 'rl ,',,,g ','.'skfs iv 3,43 .Kei 2 Il l 3 K y A A f 1 - - 1 , 1 L ' CSA -- - .. 122 I4 Dancnng at the mter TW111ght FLILABETH 'VIAE COPELAND I'rtm-.fer from Carver HS 3 V168 Pre ldent of Student Councxl Commentators Club Secretary of Safety Patrol Tr H1 Y A ICF Presldent f' fv- JOQEPH HARRY CRE AMER I rearn Puf Gulf .51-, gldgl Craft 23,4 I-UCLNE COX sn., JXNIES HOWARD CRINI Trim Ntage Kraft 1234 Pdtrols 1 Bowling 1 -sg I N. LARRY DEAN COX Aflce Prewdent of Student Council 3 TIDE 34 Edltor I lef 1 w C um Black Nh kers 2 '3 sag,- FRANCIS W ILLIANI DABB: B1 Pnothall 2 34 Ba ltetball Club K v u p ols 2 1 Caster la Committee 1 Nluntgomerx County Hen Age Safetx Counul XICC Pre ldent 34 B s'9tte 3, PA Clul12, P ojectxom-tx 1 NIARY MARGARP I CR 'KWFORD YIDE 4 Future Teachers 4 Llbrary 4 AFS 4 Black Alawkers 4 Debate Club 4 Transfer from We ton HS 1 Pep Club 1 I AWRENCI- 'NIICH AEI D XNJII-I llzlm Band 1 Tran ftr from Cart er HS 3 Band Aud1oA1 ual Club . 0 U I . ' Ml- I 45' ' A , if ,Y , P tv A , X 'C' V 52? . ,. ,f V. . , V, Q? Y I X I x 1 lik 1 'l Lb' A ' : y ' ' , 5 3 A 'n-Ch' 1 1 Kc-4' l I 3,-4g 1. f ' , I . ts . ,. Q : l S, I 1 l 1- v ' ' 3 S ' .Y Q' '11 5 W ' - - S ' F ' 4 21 g r 'f . . Nl N 1,2.3,'1: el Cl l ' 3.49 Parr r 1,' .3,A 3 f- - - A oy: .' a ' .A , A 4- f r . s . l 5 RON ALD DILG 'XRD Ron l atrols 3 1 iq JOANNE DOAWE A FXRI W LWGLPNIXN Im er lla cha lmn ffr from Takoma Parl. Chorus 41 Sr RIC H ARD I- 'WRIGH T HXLEL IRENIL DORSLX Tramffr from Carver HS 'S Nfajorettes 123 Badxethall 23 Patroli 3 Qtuclent Cow ernment 3 sg. .Jr Cf'-e CAROLYN L DWXILR Carol l'uture Nurses, 31 Bankm Junlorette Ban Ntocklloldfr 4 qvsltclmlmard 1 -5 had loom LXWRENFF MXRX BOUIL PNKNN JR 'llunrfv I resulf nt 1 f Stun 1 ut ioun Bla M rs 1 1ePre ulumt 5 llu 1 n 0111! FI lllll nl I u 2 .51 Iro ,lllIll0I'Clll S l l ru r 1 1 1 1 flu lm I- FXRNIER Larry llankmg 4 Cleo Club 4 ack Ma ker l an Stockholder 4 5 5. . 1 f f I N ,S V ' , v - . Y -1: ' S 4-g ' k . i A- ,Ki I, i 3 4 LV Y. I L cg A A -. 1 1 . , ' 5 r . . L ,, H- '.A c Q ' ,A V ' il? '37 1 'f' r X 14 fl' 5, 5 N I , , S ' IVV. l L f off V. 1 42 A ' P, -, I .N Y-: R l V Q , Y Q . . ' .' . , A gf 1 A ' ' I A V lm' ' Ill- V ls Inf so ' - f l' I - K V 4 1 1-il Al: A zlskm- 5 ,2.3,4, :U 4- Y r lu s' ' Ig H 's' s 3313 ll - l R41 Alsliu- uti': 33 Cla-me lflula ',',1 g Pu- ls 3.4: ' -s 33 If . . 'A N I. g .' 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J 1 l6 1 LOU ELLEN FEE ROCKET 3 4 Co Edltor 4 lntramuralr. 2 3 4 Black Maskere 2 GSA 34 ,Iun lorettes Patrole 1 34 Banl-.m 4 Homeroom Repro entatrw 4 Prom Committee 3 Bank Qtock holder 4 XIRGIE PATRICIA FRAZIER Vzrg flee Club 3 Intramurals 4 Tran fer from Carver HS 2 qc-cretary of Student Coun c1l 2 Dramatrcs Club Sec retaxy Flag Clrl Bank Broadca ter Club -L' 4-x DFNNIS FLOYD Ba ketlmll I2 31 Ba eba.ll u 1 l atro Auto hop 2 3 1 'C' LINDA I OUIQE FREXIE KU CSX 234 Yrce Preexdent 3 Pre rclent 4 Patrols 1234 lleulenant 12 Captam 34 Hockey Honor Team lntra mural-, 1234 Trrhunal 12 31 Llbrary Club 4 ROBERT FOLLIN A si VINCENT PROTHERO I- RITL Fruzt CONbTANCE SANDR A FRANK Sand: Patrole 12 3 Commercral Per onnel Club 3 Swltch board 3 4 Banking 4 Intra murals 3 Jumorettes 4 iq Xar lty Football 3 .IV Fool ballb 3 Patrol 3 Transfer xxx MARIE GANTT from Pompano Hb 2 Track BOHHLQ Transfer from Waukegan HS 3 GSA 1,2,3, French Club 3 Appl ing Everywhere --.a I . , G. 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HOWARD Auto Shop 234 lg DENNIS LEE HARVEL Denme FL Club 234 Treasurer RICHARD EDWIN HUGHE. Dick Key Club 4- Student Show- case 123 THEIS HOGSBERG Key Club 4 Forelgn Ex change Student from Den mark Yr? .IOHN FRANKLIN HUNT Jackie Key Club 4g Transfer from Westem HS 1: Glee Club I Rebmldmg ur Cars JC K GSA 33 ,Commercial Person? f,A,, A E, , : ' , 3 9 n ' - , , 9. 3 'Q 5 W A , I K I X 'Z' S9 'x x Z' gy.. yi Z ,I , f v v 5 5! S ad NIELVYN HOWARD HYMAW e Key Club 34 Secretary of School Actnltles 4 ROIR PT Co Ed1t0r4 Che Club 1 Bank Qtockholder 4 IlELE1N CH XRI I- NP KIIUFN Charlenr llllfdlllllfdlb 1, blee lluln .5 ,lunlorntteb 4, Future Nur -ew l-, Banlung 1, Numlm lmarnl 31- Gettmg ut Gf Class L..- 'Us in VY -rv JOSEPH ANDRE JENKINS Josepz 'Nl 1 lub 2 3 4 Baseball 12 5 JXLK JAUX 1 Track 12 Scxence Club Mlm Shop Ku Club l CNRNJET KAUFFNI VV retary of Boys Qport 4 Football COCaptd1n 4 L RETTH C X117 RIIWN FLL Cale C 3,4, lntnnnurdl 123 1, Palrolb 1, Jumoretlcs 4 Future Nur-u l FllX Z llanlung 1 NHKRON RXXI- KINJDPR bherrlw ee u J l utun nur 1 lran fer from Wm tuun lsr HS 1 Drdnmt u J Dance u 1 Home rm m Repre Qntutm XLFRED 'NIAHOW KING Buddy Pdlrolb 234 Llbrarnan 12 I 5 sl gl A gf. 57 1 C if FE Club, President 43 Sec mass. , -' :E-' . 1 Q . '-4 l F V 4 N -J , - 1 ' ., W R l l , , 5 1 ' , sk - V4 A, A 4 3.11: ,l ' 51,4 l l 1 M I 55' l W s . ,Q U L I . 4 Q 'l , , A t . 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U into 3 FD O Pi' FD Q. 40- are G-x mmf? x M LA 'Q' M Luper Lutz Mackey R Marcello P McFarland J McMullen M C McNulty R McNulty J Mxller J Mlller R Muller C Mundy R Myers D Neel M Nelsen A Newman L Nowland P Penn G Plummer Powell Prather W Prather H Prucha J Martm K Marvm L Mathers C Maxwell G McBnde M J Mlller S Mlller D M1115 J Moore W Moore C Monson W Mosedale S Noyes L. 0 Damel G Oden W Peake C Phebus N Pennmgton J Pulham L Rathffe J Ray K Relchard L Reid Hf ' t B. . iff 9? ' Lx. . ' Y PM lr ,g L . , 1 We WGN M y ' NWMVWrffiw 1 ii b Q Vg, f , yy J 1 . . ur, A ,Q 5' Q fy 'P s W P .I ' 5 .K - N A x ' Xa. V . . up Q A' C HP- X X . W x E' ' A X J K ' 1 . M M gi, u . - P , , 4, P me - 6.4- J I X M. L K PM 1 M 1 X . K fi N 'UNE 5 - L . i ' P N J. ogef ' ee N e M ,L g .ff J . . 4 y L M M L M M Rf KS V lv- - Ei-,'. ,.., - -. .. i Q1 2 ff 48 R. Robertson S Robertson C Robmson G RODIHSOH V Rogers A Romeo G Scott S Sells D Shannon L Shlpe C. Shoemaker D Shoemaker Snuth K Smlth M Smith V Smxth B Snowden R Soulant S Renfrew N Revxs W Rlcketts P Rlder E Rxppon D Ross J Rosser G Rosslgnol L Ruppel .l Russ D Sadler R Swartzbeck D Shomette W Shupe P Slmmons W Slater R.. Slovefnslqy B Smlth B Srmth J Spangler B Spauldmg M Slang P Stephens R Stilwell D Strawderman C Streeter G Strrckrott A-I! R ls l 5 X a1,.'f.21?lNx K I 'RU- 'Wvfaix 'E Attended Counul Meetmgs 49 ' cn ,:' , . . , . sw . . A -S ' Q 4 fn., t 4, lp f lf l Y I . 3 ' I Y' 9 .fry ' ' I 4 ' ' nr , rv , 4 If A R R R X w- ' jf? lx 'f 1 H 1 S 1 an my it sw V, r, . X 4 fr ,Y I I tif il 'L A 'X Huff . S ' ' y S' ' s 1 ' ' W V If C 4 Q 'f , ,,- , 5 , 5 A0-ix nk .fri Aa '4 I, ff w H. 9 ' ll i 5, F - ' f .A A ,, ' Ik n 1 ' V mf 3 5 W 41 ,, . .,, f- In S 5. +.- 1 f W W D ' 3 , N, , ,,- 1, ' ' tl Q 9 f x ' Q 1 R 2 1' A S S' S '- W ' ff9s mn. fwfr, 'S 'fr 7' ,sl hh iw? 1 ' , ' l -C ' A S X-., - ,, C X me 'W fr' f Q ' R .Ji , P , V ' A - ' Y. A ' .. 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Y , rf' f 1 5 I A l I' '1 gflldeflls Ciillghi In H0011 TU h IOUT Nlodern films and equipment proved a great help in Mrs Kings readlng classes Faced New 1tuat1ons '31-.52 R Abbott Allen M Autry Auger J Baker K Baldwin B Bayne D Broadhurst C Brown R Brown L Bruse l Bunce D. Burdette P. Bynaker J. Coleman . Coleman H. Collins D. Cornwell M. Curtis G. Dail J. Darrow J Beall Nl Beall 9 Beall J Bennett L Bonham T Brady J Briscoe P. Caldwell S. Carballo A. Caraccio . Carter . Charles . Clark . Clem In J Delauter D Denms F Dlddle J Dlddle D1P1etro D Dodson F Farmer J Flgllozzl C Flahert B Floyd A Foe s er N Freer A Gxenau G Gullham S Goroum C Gowen M Gray J Green D Harman J Harvel E.Hebron M Helm B Hersberger C- Hlnes C Davenport S Davls W Davls S Day S Day C deCall.1es D Dodson P Downs K Dulm M. Dunbreskx A Enright A Fulcher L Fultz S Fultz F Candy V Gamson A Gates L. Greene F Grlffxth R Grxfflth R Crlmes D Hager R Hall Hodges D Hollfleld R Hollfmeld M Holt L. Hottlnger B Howard 1, 1' XX ity Qi 53 D A'Mx I 4 I ! qo- . . - . . W- - - ' . .-. .4 D . .... . FD N ' v an A ' Q Q.. . 4 ef -en an R C., f Q , C-is 'bf 'Ari 15 'B N 3 XX-1 ' K 'V F do . A ,V s A i, 95 A o ' ' L f -fi - ,a V' AU' 4 'W ' ' Q V - . 4, . ,gp X i A ?'x - .9 - 7,1 I V -f' ,g ' ' pin X Q 3 ' F' . ,fail if f'F as .- 1 Nl X Af' UD 5f?...E1x A , . ' w A D -ff-ff aff-0 'ar w 4 I 1 1' ' , . , Q ,E w, , VV? 1' ,Q an . 'i1e:., , ' F ' A 4' A ,f ' , 'X 'qv' A 1. lf' , 1 A f M qt' ,4 ' Q! .6-, ik, 8 V.-. 2 ,X . -V , f---4 4- , - . A' s .-gy no V H'-Vx gi r K 1 K I , ,A-I I , I 4 A I . , , V: 6, N V, L i ji 'xg 1 i A 5' , . i,i.1,57.g , J-12 9 A -as F R0 'f on F' ' ' B 'Y '1 g..,,f A A D 43,1 A -1 - xJ T' ,f l e Dm: nd T illfixf X Jn lx P I0114 Qvhool p lf Iruel with the team lntleipale xlrtorx 1t home Q Cheered at Games ax' Q .,J 4 v Ag '1 - i ff... ff x. 1 it ikizi 54 is 1 fx! 1 F How ard J. Howard NI. Howard J. Howes L. Humphrey J. Hyler P. I-real G. King M. King R. King S. King B. Kline M. Kline D, Lalli to :UNSW gafllf' ll. ames T. Johnson H. Jonson C. Joyner J. Keith . Kerr D. Kerr y. Lambert . . Lawhorne . ee . Lewis ,- .Magruder T. Mallick L. Marianiello 9SLQMcClosky X L. McCracken l X M.McCracken x , ' ,h a A - Q P.McFar1and 4. A 4 ' ' . L.McKinney K- Q 'Q 'f ' ' 5 , ev-. P. McNulty ' ' ,f 'O . X ' 1 , x K,Mills xr ,L-.N , B. Milor L. Minor N. hhgulliian ,vw -- vw- -. -1' a.- g ,Q .. D- urn Y --, H f' Q- L . A4 D. Myers x I 4' V in L Nichols f i r E ,X - 1 B. Nicholson X X fx X ' 4 5 . C. Olson ' A R.0ve:ho1tz E , Q S. Phi 'ps , '- ' ,. ' A M. Phipps 1 A -Ley 'L ' - D.Picolrl1e i Q, ' 1 E7 , T. Piec eta vo . H. Poates F fig. ' C. Poole NWN P. Potter ' B. Quay - , 'f G- L 6 ' 9 R.Raines gi, 4 o 1, , 2,5 o af- T. Ramsey - , - 11 . T. Rerr ' Y , , fgiffg 6, 'Q , ' M. f ff f Q I f-'21, ' K, . Ren 'ew N 1 e AT T. l l Th Cl Cl b S T R l M G ff E E 1 Ninth grade officers meet to plan year's activitie C C8 U extet 'W . eltl, . . I'O , . ng C' man, V. Coleman, D. Solee, and R. Keech - sing while - QI! on tour at Broome Junior High School. I i I ur 55 Rode School Buses 1 EW Lf? 'R Q ur 56 lb.. A mbnd B Roberts R Sadler S Sanders R Shorts P Sxlcott S. Smlth S Smlth J Snyder B Stang L Stonestreet B Thomason C Tolbert D Trump C Upton S Waddell L Walters R Wamsley K Wllllams B Wllson D Wllson C Wmn B Wnght B Yocum R Yoho J Sawyers B Schneider J Schwartzbeck W Schwartzbeck W Schwartzbeck M Sevenn J Shannon C Stream J Stup D Sydeko P Talbott M Tanner G Taylor P Thomas R Wamsley B Waslungton P Webb S Webb H Welss D Welger C Wharen R QA :.+. Q - - 5, .rr Q4 ogg -ff -. wix 'X uni 4 Q 3 I - Q J if s ff - - F, Keg, V, .,- K ,, .1 l. ' W V Y ' f 5 -sm- L , , -lx A f fl . 1 :3.?SA'r.'f8 K - . i, 4 V. 5 Vs. ' A I . S5 ' S , A f' '4 . f X .ws - A A . ' ' - 'A . Q f y Mg- 6. 4- I , 1 3. W E. ' , - ' 'Q . qv- - Q KK 5 S :A l , , .r . tl '3 . , ' :V t W t 2 ', V. , A . W an t A I 6' 45 of ,rx vs W . , W Y A lsr-V f gr ' p 1 ' iff W ' A' , rv WF- Qi -'Pl . V -cr' t . - rv R' 5 1 x l X . j ' '- VR s. 45 6. i ' V Y 5 7' ' .fs T' R 'ff - 1 ' W 7 'kd . 'm I ' ' my l B t X t 4 -S Q ' ' V ,V A V Q X ' Q 4, m 5 I A ,I .MH v, 'f N' +,k CABINET: Seated: R. Roberts-Brown, B. Standifer, D. Bready, S. Sigler, B. Swain, B. Burkhardt, Standing: K Little, E. Stevens, D. Tucker, M. Hyman, D. Nichols, M. Evans, President. Government b the Students 6'Will the meeting please come to order? HNext on the agenda is . . . I move that we . . . ' l,n1 sorry but you're out of orderf, These are a few of the sounds heard drifting down the hall during a student council meeting. This active group acts as a link hetween students and faculty to better our school in any way possible, Richard Montgomery participates in Student Government on a county and state level through its membership in Inter-High and M.A.S.C. Each summer' the council sends two delegates to the lVl.A.S.C. workshop where they meet new friends, and learn much of henifit to their school and council. Row l: J. Stup. M. Nelsvn, F. Criffin, N. Flynn. S. llcfilowsky, Rau' 2: 1. Drury, C. Hankel, L. Owens, M. Evans. D. Masincupp, L. Wehh, L. Fee, Row 3: K. Baldwin, D. Clark. K. Collins, D. Lower, J. Darrow. C. Robin- son, J. Walker, A. Beane, Row -1: D. llall. K. Tuchton, J. Lee. T. llurke. M. Groff, ll. Mackey, T. Reitz, P. Bouic, Mr. McFarland. 58 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: S. Williams, D. Nichols, Mr. Coblentz, D. Mills, P. Pickett. Honor for the Outstanding To recognize outstanding leadership, citizenship and scholarship is the aim of the National Honor Society. This honorary club sponsored the Faculty Tea, which is an annual function. At the Honor Assembly in February new members were inducted into the society. This year, members were Penny Pickett, David Nichols, Sheila Williams and Diane Mills. These students displayed the qualities necessary for election to the group. Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors a student can receive. fn. 'W Mr. Coblentz, P. Pickett, D. Nichols, 5. Wil- liams, D. Mills. Members of National Honor Society discuss college plans with Mr. Coblentz. 59 Y 4' F. Moore and D. Nichols operate lighting control panel as L. Leech makes up M. L. Balsam. Busy activity on the Set of 'fKind Lady B. ,Iacocks and M. Evans rehearse for Kind Lady 7 I 1. 1 'QW 60 Seven forty-five, eight o'clock, eight fifteen the cur- tain rises on another of Black Maskers' plays. Last fall the club presented Kind Lady . which proved to be a huge success. The club's schedule annually includes the production of a three act play in the fall, a one act play in the winter. and a three act spring play. Again. the one act play was entered in the play contest sponsored by Maryland Lniversity. This year. a new feature was in- troduced into the yearly events of Black Maskers. This was the get acquainted party held at the beginning of the year at which members did short skits for the club. Incorporated into the club is a chapter of the National Thespian Society, an honorary group of Black Maskers who have excelled in work and interest in dramatics. Thespians sponsored the one act play. This year, a re- organization of Black Maskers resulted in raised stand- ards of membership. The results of the new system were evident in the spring play. if M. Strong directs C. McKay, V. Smith. and M. Nelson in rehearsal for Kind Lady. Learned about Theater 1 Seated at lable: C. Drake, S. Robertson, I. Streeter, M. Strong B. Jacocksq First Row: N. Pennington, L. Farmer, P. Ste- phens, B. Hicks, S. Webb, P. Pickett, C. McKay, M. Evans, Second Row: Brauner, A. Miller, M. Crawford, K. Marvin, C. Streeter. L. Reid, J. Pulliam, Third Row: B. Bridges, M. L. Balsam, C. Marcuccio, B. Oyler, R. Hengren, M. Taylor, W. Stack- house, B. Lee, S. Finley, V. Smith, K. Allen, J. Jones, N. Henley, B. Hoffmasterg Fourth Row: R. McNulty, D. Shomette, R. Keech, T. Daly, D. Stockton, R. Roberts-Brown, J. Martin, L. Leech, M. Nelsen, F. Moore, J. Jones, D. Dosh, R. Kelley, W. Smith, P. Woodward, S. Hinkle, M. Nelson, S. Miller, Miss Abeyounisg Standing: D. Nichols. 61 ...wwfw , - Every year itls bigger and better, but this year was the biggest and best of all! Mr. Preston and his sixty- l1:1 :0 ' 1 five singers in black and gold did an outstanding job of l 4' ' f 1 1 did they entertain Richard Montgomery, but also toured I I I U 6 'tl H I which the school and community were proud. Not only 2 f the community at Christmas, giving a series of six per- formances. Everywhere they went, they were heartily welcomed and highly praised. The year was clinlaxed by a performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's comic operetta Trial by Jury. To assure the group of capable singers, tryouts were held the preceeding year. Prospective members were required to sing scales, sight read and sing notes after Mr. Preston played them. Under the able direction of Mr. John Preston the I Clee Club worked long hours both in and out of school W- and built themselves a record that will be hard to sur- V pass by next years group. Clem- Club entertained at Broome ang for Communit GLEE CLUB: Row 1: A. Miller, B. Jacocks, B. Burkhardt, J. Moore, M. Evans, C. Strickrott, J. Bradley, S. Williams, C. Crist, M. Miller, A. Allen, E. Crawford, J. R. Diamond, B. Leatherman. Row 2: Mr. Preston, M. Myers, L. Sharpe, S. Comly, N. Ben- son, M. Adams, M. Balsom, M. Miller, C. McKay, J. Dilgard, D. King, S. Robertson, M. Strong, K. Crowley, S. Crogg. Row 3: J. Standifer, P. Best, P. Thomas, P. America, J. Grabowski, D. Croff, V. Coleman, E, Engleman, T. Reitz, J. Fawley, W. Milne, B. Mitchell, B. Beauchamp, H. Milne, M. Fahl, M. Chittenden. Row 4: P. Murphy, J. Drury, P. Shaffer, B. Oyler, J. Baker, C. Lee, D. Solee, J. Clemens, R. Keech, L. Farmer, D. Southall, J. Anderson, M. Andrews, P. Pickett, J. Streeter, C. Drake. Made the NOISE Now, for the third time, let's try the introduction. One. . .two. . .ready. , .play. . . The members of the ll R.M.H.S. Band often heard these words during first period band classes and at their rehearshals. The band Q may go through as many as thirty-five to forty pieces of music a year, some of which they present at football and basketball games. Students heard our band at both home and away games, rain or shine. Also, they per- formed at school assemblies, dances, concerts, and vari- ous contests. The main events of the year were the Spring Concert, Maryland Band Day, and the Lion's r Club Band Contest, in which they have won prizes for several years. Not only did the band work collectively, but also individually, for the outstanding members are sent to State Band tryouts each year. At one time, as many as three band members have participated in the State Band. Throughout all these activities, Mr. Preston stood by to correct mistakes and enjoy triumphs. After so suc- cessful a year, Mr. 'Preston and the R.M.H.S. Band plan VCFHOH COICHIHH PlaYS at Broome lf- High an even better program for next year. BAND MEMBERS: First Row: A. Holner, K. Marvin, M. Nelsen, A. Sellers, B. Davis, P. Pickett, D. Kerr, F. Moore, M. Bashford. Second Row: W. Smith, M. Nelsen, F. Gilmore, J. Robertson, D. Groff, R. Baker, V. Rogers, R. Connell, M. Daniel, D. Kerr. Third Row: R. Goerner, A. Prather, D. Long, R. Barber, J. Grobowski, G. Hanratty, Mr. Preston, D. Solee, C. Looper, R. Keech, M. Frazier, C. Lee. N Thomas P Nlenke, and B. Pontius go after ads. 'VI Hyman D Nichols, Miss Bears, and L. Fee check Echoing through the halls of Richard Montgomery late at night were the sounds of ROCKET staff members working industriously to meet their deadline. Super- vised by Miss Bears, their sponsor, the three co-editors gave up most of their free time trying once again to take top honors in yearbook competition. Wlith the aid of those who wrote copy, identified, pictures, and typed, the ROCKET was completed. Financial matters were under the guidance of Mr. Schneider. All worked dil- igently, hoping that the '59 ROCKET would be the best ever presented to the students of R.M. Met our Deadline ROCKET STAFF: Sitting: P. Me-nke, B. Pontius, N. Thomas, M. Hyman, L. Fee, D. Nichols. Standing: C. Stack, J. Grabowski, J. Pierce, M. Phipps. . New wa, .XV QQ. ! - . 1.,' -V 'Fl Q-Ag, ' c . . f . I Y I . K - , .j.' 'P EDITORS of TIDE: Row 1: T. Reitz, L. Cox, R. Roberts-Brown, D. Mills. Problems of Publishing g'Learn by doing is the motto of the TIDE staff. Mrs. Bills, the sponsor, begins each year with an in- experienced staff. As there is not time for format and instruction in the newspaper methods, the staff learns by doing. Each issue becomes better as fledgling re- porters learn more about their work. TIDE,s biggest problem is getting up to the minute news. The varied interests represented in each issue carry out the staffis aim - to give a general picture of student life. The selections of articles composing TIDE are governed by a code set up by the staff members. Mrs. Bills hopes to choose next yearis staff from the juniors in this years journalism class at B.M. , 1 i s L.. ' W- l -C.- i N-.L X . 4. Fx f 65 TIF' S-Q! X I. Shaw checks copy with Mrs. Bills B. Burkhardt, B. Swartzwelder, M. Crawford, P. Shaffer prepare copy and pictures. S. Diggory, S. Crogg, Mrs. Bills, P. Mills. B. ---... Mohler, A. Lyman. . B. Mohler and P. Mills pack food collected in the Canned Food Drive. Have Smile, A group of girls sixteen years of age and over made service to the school their primary objective. The Juniorettes, under the leadership of faculty sponsor Mrs. Bills and president Betsy Mohler, held a canned food drive at Christmas. Food was picked up from the school and distributed to needy families. The club met at school and sometimes at members' homes in the evenings. These evening meetings were a combination of work and fun with refreshments, which were were enjoyed and looked forward to by all. The clubs other activities included sponsoring a dance in the spring and acting as guides for Career Day. Row 1: J. Bradley, D. King, K. Crowley, M. Adams, A. Thom, S. Grogg. P. Mills, Mrs. Bills, B. Moshler, A. Lyman, S. Diggory, C. Grimes, C. Dwyer, N. Benson. Row 2: P. Bouic, J. Drury, B. Burkhardt, B. Radford, S. Sigler, D. Bready, L. Webb, S. Lum, N. Shannon, M. Miller, A. L. Allen, J. Small, J. Sutton, P. Schwartzbeck, R. Sheets, A. Baldwin, L. Wallich, C. Khuen. Row 3: M. Strong, A. Comly, C. Maxwell, S. Steinberg, R. Kochwivoch, B. Evans, H. Henly, B. Taylor, N. Flynn, C. Thom, C. Hankel B. Bridges, D. Ferguson, O. Wilder, F. Hagan. Row 4: C. Marcuccio, M. Mallison, K. Beane, L. Beall, P. Best, J. Standifer, B. Leatherman, C. Christ, K. Collins, D. Masincupp, D. Hall, L. Adams, S. Brauner, D. Callahan, P. Barr, D. Auber, M. Chittenden. :zz 1 1 'X AV' KEY CLUB: Row 1: Sitting: D. Groff, K. Little, B. Hawkins, B. Dabbs, R. Roberts-Brown, J. Baker, J. Hunt, J. Crabowski, C Finley, C. Rogge, M. Hyman, C. Stack, I. Wright, T. Bland, P. Menke, I. Shaw, B. Woodend, T. King, C. Struges, D. Berquist T. Martin, J. Jenkins, R. Hughes, Mr. Tomicheck. Standing: J. Smith, B. Swartzwelder, E. McKee, R. Keech, J. Abbey, M. Mc Cormick, B. Smith, W. Hancock, T. Burke, W. Heflin, J. Lee. Will Serve During the football season, the Key Clubbers helped out wherever they were needed at all home games. Their first social event was the hayride, opened only to members. The hayride was enjoyed by all. Members of the Key Club helped with the Christmas party at the Twinbrook Recreation center for crippled children and made Christmas more enjoyable for many of them. While working on the student telephone directories Key Club members stayed after school many days in succession. The finished product proved worth- while of their efforts. In February the Key Club dance took place in the school gym. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: C. Stack, C. Rogge, C. Struges, Mr. Tomicheck, P. Men- ke, R. Roberts-Brown. 67 l FUTURE TEACHERS, OFFICERS: C. Hankel, M. Bal- sam, A. Beane. hm-N-A 'ti M. Balsam substitutes at Park Street Elementary. Learn, Then Teach Orientation! Before school reopened Future Teachers made plans to orient new students. During an assembly sponsored by the Future Teachers, representatives of all activities at R.M. explained their function and purpose. After Mr. Tarallo and the counselors greeted the students, small groups were formed and F.T.A. members discussed different aspects of school. The club held night meetings at Mrs. Kingls home. There they spent enjoyable evenings, many times with educators as guest speakers. The experience of substituting in local elementary schools helped members make the final decision in choos- ing teaching as their career. For the substitutes, teachers outlined favorite activities of the pupils. Members also tutored other students in their studies. Selling refreshments at P.T.A. meeting and Back to School Night kept the Future Teachers busy while re- plenishing their treasury. FUTURE TEACHERS: Row 1: L. Owens, Mrs. King, M. Balsam, P. Ste- phens. Row 2: K. Collins, D. Masicupp, C. Hankel, B. Ashley, D. Mills, A. Comly, M. Mallison, J. Joyce. Row 3: G. Johnson, C. Drake, .l. Streeter, P. Thomas, P. Pickett, M. Crawford, F. DiCviacinto, B. White, A. Beane. ig -I I li A 3 Commercial Personnel is sponsored by Miss Moore and made up the students enrolled in the Commercial Course. The club works to provide students with job experience which will aid them in their future occupa- tions. Other activities this year included aiding the Student Council and taking interesting field trips. Club members also provided a worthy service by acting as secretaries for the faculty. B B A ' 1 n L. Codsey, D. Bready, P. Linthicum type for March of Dimes Practiced for the Future Row 1: R. Sheets, A. Lyman, B. Swain, B. J. Standifer, P. Linthicum, S. Crogg. R. Burriss, L. Nicholson, S. Lum, S. Frank, D. Boice, D. Callahan, Row 2: P. Schwarlzbeck, A. Allen, N. Moore, D. Lambert, L. Codsey, A. Baldwin, S. Diggory. Row 3: K, Grimes, C. McCrossin, C. Ray, L. Webb, D. Bready, S. Sigler, P. Mills. Row 4: B. Mohler, L. Beall, E. Nichols, C. Johnson S. Brauner, P. Barr, J. Stang, S. Steinburg, J. Standifer, P. Best, Miss Moore. xo. 69 x Coming home after the Philadelphia trip. The Future Scientists Club, working under the ad- visorship of Miss Smith, sponsored the Richard Mont- gomery Science F air. They arranged field trips for club members to interesting places in the Washington area, and invited guest speakers to their club meetings. Members increased their knowledge of science, learned to perfect their skill in science, and began to understand the importance of science in their lives. The members were able to acquire many educational and entertaining films which were shown at the meetings. Interested members entered projects in the science fair, several of which won honors and went on to the county contest. 'sk 70 i FUTURE ENGINEERS: Raw 1: B. Bauman, T. Brown. Row 2: C. Shoemaker, W. Clem, R. Tompkins, B. Marth. Row 3: J. Frazier, D. Neel, D. llarvel. kin Ah ad Loo g c In preparation for the future, members of the Future Engineers Club spent a busy year tackling many projects beneficial to the school. Under the leadership of the advisor, Mrs. Reid and president Garnet Kauffman, the club moved shrubs from their site near the new construc- tion and replanted them along he faculty parking lot. In the fall the club sponsored the Pumpkin Prom. Future Nurses looked ahead by learning more about their future occupations. Members visited Sibly Hospital in Baltimore and aided with T. B. testings. The club is sponsored by Miss Donavan, the school nurse. U5 K 71 al OFFICERS: Miss Donavan, Mr. Nejako, C. Crist, D. Bready, S. Spangler. FUTURE NURSES: Row 1: D. Dosh, S. Kinder, D. Ferguson, A. Stokes. Row 2: M. Miller, C. Crist, S. Spangler, M. Adams. Row 3: C. Grimes, J. Streeter, M. Taylor, J. Bradley, L. Sharp, A. Ashworth, F. Hagan, D. King, A. Troup. ,X . f Bax :Qi A 3 L X v 939 K ' I , -dk I . b Ji . A 4 Q- , F. 4' i E , - in li L .' - ,, 3 f 5 ' i a .f'f.', ' , X s Q S ,L 5 . .l . Ps . I in Q V' vp ' ct. Finley, o. 'whnehurSr, c, stack. A fit? 1:5- Qi M. Stougton, J. Abby, T. Bland, D. Stockton. Helped with School Programs The P.A. Club, now well established in our school, proudly serviced the turn- table they built and played the Student Council records at the dances. This club, under Mr. Maley, is one of the assets of Richard Montgomery. Mr. Comly and the able bodied members of his Chair Committee provided an invaluable service to FLM. by taking care of the necessary preparations for assemblies. First Row: T. Arney, H. Shoemaker, P. Case, D. Floyd, C. Crown, J. Abbe. Second Row: R. Chiles, C. Davis J. Arney, R. Mullican, C. Sturges, R. Kaelin, Mr. Comly. Xa PATROL FORCE: Row 1: B. Dabbs, L. Fremeau, D. Brady, S. Sigler, L .Wedb, W. Stackhouse. Row 2: J. Martin, D. Mills, L. E. Fee, M. Bashford, C. Hankel, B. Burkhardt, P. Bouic, M. Evans, D. Clark, B. Simon, B. Swain. R. Lee. Row 3: A. King, D. Weaver, L. Mitchell, G. McCrossin, P. Clark, S. Hodges, 1. Carroll, C. Strickrott, M. J. Watson, C. Rogge, M. Phipps. Row 4: J. Aubor, T. Mossburg, B. Pontius, C. Stark, J. Arney, P. Case, C. Finley, N. Thomas, G. Sharp, R. Batt, D. King. R. Keech, B. Swartzwelder. Row 5: R. Davis, R. Kaelin, R. Childs, D. Floyd, P. Menke, J. Lee, D. Loss, C. Sturges. Controlled the Confusion Hey you! Walk, don't run! These were familar words to all students. This year, as always, the concern of patrols was to keep order in the halls. The Christmas party, an annual affair, was bigger and better than ever. ln the fall they enjoyed a football game at the university, and cheered for the Senators at Griffith stadium in spring. These two games are events which the patrols look forward to each year. No one ever had a better time than they did in attending the patrol picnic at the Agriculture Center. All of the work and pleasures were made possible b ythe fine direction of Mr. Sacco under whom they were organized. OFFICERS: Row 1 7 Row 2: S. Sigler Fremeau. 3 IQi'w5gl2iCmgS3aCE?' gligfiadlylz D. Bready swears in witness, C. Stack, at Tribunal L. it 5. QS ,'.-1' S. LIBRARY CLUB: C. Mundy, D. Taylor, P. Shaffer, J. Darrow, B. Simon, L. Tinsley, M. Looper, N. Taylor, R. Keech, M. Tay- lor, M. Crawford, M. Nelsen, D. Boice, K. Grimes, T. Dayhoff, J. Jones, J. Cummings, R. Porteca, M. J. Miller, M, L. Christen- son, J. Drury, B. Ashley, W. Smith, A. Beane, Mrs. Keller, A. Evans, A. Pullen, M. Nelsen, P. Hames, T. Arney, B. Crown, R. Wright, A. King. Ware of the Wor.ld Activities of the Library Club began before school started, so that the library would be ready for the students use. The clubs new constitution designated the objects of the club: to improve the library and help in its operation. To purchase new books of interest, the club held a spring bake sale. Creating better understanding between American and foreign students, the AFS functioned for their second year at Richard Montgomery. Activities began with arrangements for the passage of Theis Hogsburg our foreign exchange student from Denmark. Last summer the AFS sponsored a trip to Germany for Penny Pickett. Funds to send a student abroad next year were raised by several projects throughout the year. AFS: First Row: L. Beall, M. Strong, A. Ashley, P. Thomas, L. Sharpe, Second Row: P. Pickett, K. Collins, R. Porecca, Mrs. Pilchard, B. Jacocks, T. Hogsburg, W. Smith. Third Row: P. Stephens, C. Marcuccio, K. Crowley, S. Steinburg, L. Owens, C. Hankle, D. Masincupp, A. Beane, L. Tinsley, Fourth Row: C. Finley M. Crawford, S. Carlsen, B. Oyler, R. Hengren, P. Bouic, M. Hitt, M. Hyman. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE OF- FICERS: B. Jacocks, P. Pickett, R. Porecca, K. Collins, T. Hogs- burg. ,CJ 5 2,5--4 'q '- ff-wulnu.gg,M, -Lb MAJORETTES B Hanson S Mxller R Kelly 'Nl Mlller S Davis C Marcuccxo S Davxs M Mlller B Hanson S Bvllllel' C Marcucclo R Kellv Beauues and the Beasts A group of SIX gxrls 1n wh1te umforms wlth gold tum and fuzzy whlte hats have proudly served our school as majorettes Lead by captalr Barbara Hansen these grrls twlrled 1n varlous parades and durlng half tlme at football and basketball games After long hours of pract1ce they d1d a flne job uslng many unusual routrnes The majorettes topped off the bonflre before the Gburg game by twlrlmg flre Rlchard Montgomery students were proud of the excellent Job done by the majorettes The M Club IS an honorary orgamzatlon made up of boys who have recerved letters ln one or more Vafslty sports M CLUB Rowl J Aubor B Dabbs B Pontius P Case D Floyd D Tucker L Stevens M Phxpps B Bouman Row 2 T Rertz T Mossburg E Lasley C Thompson W Mossburg D Roush B White K Magee B Mackey Row 3 T Zangardl J Burn H WllllHmS V Coleman C Moneymaker J Jenkins R Enzor B Sturges K Tucktan 5 H6 'Tn 3' yr K.. CHESS CLUB Row 1 M Stoughton M Hyman P Tansey D Berqulet M McCormack Row 2 C Marcuccto J Cum mmgs Mr Tomlcheck D White D Tucker K Tuchton row 3 R qfflllll B Leatherman C Finley M Chrlstensen C Crlst NI Muller D Kmg L Taylor Row 4 B Hawkms M Mallxson C Hanratty W Hancock D Roush Row 5 C Stack D Croff D Southall P Cavanaugh P Wrlght T RCIIZ .l Fawley Emoyment for All Rlchard Montgomerys Chess Club now ln 1ts second year, has almost doubled 1ts mcmbershlp, bflllglflg the total to forty frve An el1m1nat1on tourna ment last year, estabhshed Bob Whlte as school champlon Some members played experts from the Rockvllle Chess Club at the CIVIC center The club one of the schools youngest IS progressmg very successfully ln October a representatlve of the Amerlcan Jun lor Bowllng Congress V1S1t6d R M and gave a talk on bowlmg From the group llStCf1lI'lg emerged the flrst organlzed bowlmg group ln thls school The group meets ex ery Frlday afternoon at the Twlnbrook Bowl mfr Lanes Mr Fahrner 1S the groups sponsor but e students organlze and dlrect the actlvtty under e leadershlp of the Bowllng Alley manager BOWLIVG LEAGUE Rowl D Bolce D Lambert L Godsey G Looper Row 2 F Henley M Robertson M WllllamS M Chrlstensen J Nloore F Grlfflth R Kmg Row 3 R N'lcNutly A Kmg H Moore B Peake E Engleman P Shaffer S Kmg 'I I1-I I1 lil -, 'Ll - N 4 .W 7' X : e -' - Ranma . , . f .I J. 4. 3 xx, fb Q - , ,, fn nm Ztfuvl , A W W 4,'w - . fm , 2 W' n Q 6 X 'L . 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' ,. .qi Q 'EL ,, , 5.5, 3 1 After School Intramurals CSX HOCKEY HONOR TEAM Rowl G Smlth P Dllustro S Dlggory D Auber H Burkhardt D 'Nhll D Prather N Benson 'Nl Chittenden Row 2 Q Grog J Bradley D Hall ,I Qmall N Shannon J Car roll L Fremeau M Adami L Beall L Nlcholg Bl VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: C. Hankel. K. Collins, L. Owens, D. Mills, C. Maxwell, P. America Cmon Team 'cC,m0n team! C'mon fight! . . . the halls and campus resounded with the yells of the five juniors and their senior captain Diane Mills, who made up our varsity N-in-ff-o-I-lil! L. Owns. P. .'ll'Ilf'I'lCLl. I axwi-ll. ff. llanliel. D. Mills. K. Collins. Riglzf: Cf. 'Nlaxwell in a hearty jump. cheerleading squad, as they put in long hours of practice. Linder the leadership of Miss ,lune Bladen, faculty advisor, the squad did a fine job all year which was greatly appreciated hy the teams and the entire school. It was never too wet, or too cold, or too far for the girls who were always there, smiling, to let the boys know, 'gWeire with you team - so fight! Cmon F i ght uVictory, victory is our cry! Anyone in the lower halls after school has probably heard these familiar words from the J. V. Cheerleaders. Every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon the five girls and their substitutes met in the gym lobby to practice cheers. Under the leadership of their sponsor. Miss Morrison. and their captain, Alice Clark. these girls cheered at the last J. V. football games. They were also on hand to promote school spirit at the J. Y. basketball games. Each girl on the squad is looking forward to he- coming a varsity cheerleader in the near future. J. Y. Cheerleader practicing x w VARSTTY FOOTBALL TEAM: Row v: E. Stevens, H. Williams, J. Schwartzbeck, P. Case, B. Pontius, W. Mossburg, P. Menke, J. Smith, M. Phipps. Row 2: B. White, P. Dove, B. Hawkins, D. Roush, D. Tucker, K. Magee, J. Kelly, J. Auber. Row 3: J. Fawley, M. Willis, R. Kaelin, K. Doane, B. Pontius, B. Doane, S. Mathers. Row 4: Curtis, L. Rupil, T. Mossburg, R. Powell, J. Esrael, E. Grogg, W. Small. Raw 5: Rocket Manager, A. Sellers, P. Taisey, K. Tuckton. Rockets Fought Hard The football team reported for early ball practice two weeks before school started. Mr. Botsford, head coach, Mr. Fahrner, the backfield coach, and Mr. Curry, the line coach, put the boys in shape for the football sea- son. Mr. Botsford supervised the defensive and offensive plays, while Mr. Fahrner taught the backfield men the skills in running and warding off tacklers. Mr. Curry, our new coach from Carver High, did a fine job with the linemen teaching them new tricks and skills. nl Above: J. Schwartzlmack crashes through Lark:-5 line for long gain. f Righli .l. Smith leaps across for a core again-t BCC. ,, if . U , . A , ,v f v vo: 7' i' Rockets Mossburg 4193 and Mulligan 1253 trap a Bladensburg ball-carrier. Rain or hine During this year, our first in the Bi-County League, our won-and-lost record was not impressive. We won only three games, one of these in League competition, and tied one. But to those who saw the games, it was obvious that we had one of our best teams in years. Playing against teams from schools much larger than ours, our boys fared quite well, and always fought right down to the last second. The whole season of disappoint- ments and bad luck, including a 7-6 loss to C'burg. seemed justified when we finally met a school our own size, Lackey High. Our boys gave the Lackey team a real trouncing. Then they went on to win their last game against Oxon Hill in a real thriller. X Lacluy player 1 gang tackled by three Rockets Mossburg f19J calls signals as Rockets prepare to move. at . b Sf?:ji'Zg ,V tri if K gl, .-N-,,.,iig-,,-- --N 1 .5-gp - -'a-P-.aiven-1'-X-'fry--'rvlvla '-9-1.11 .gx X. m in . . '35 ?Q l iz all C ', f 'C' ' ff - G ,, C. , ' 4 - ft ff nv- F 4, -, . P 2GE:4 L, 'QOVPO T 1. Q qu Q H X W N , nf 3.12 . 1, -,N I li C4 L X 17 K A' I I Q nlli '.' , r 1 l f'l7 ' . 7 i '7 'U 1. - Row 1: J. Barnes, A. Sellers, S. Mathers, B. Pontius, M. Willis. R. Powel, C. Boyd, R. Mobley, C. Barrack. Row 2: T. King, E. Duffy, R. Baker, T. Atwess, D. Olson, T. Frazier, J. Israel, B. Cane. Row 3: F. Crawford, C. Brunner, W. Small, G. Hanraty, P. Dove, M. Chambers, W. Prather, R. Whitney, Mr. Miles, C. Flagerety. utwitting pponents . .gf fs ' . ...B ' .Hifi 'R . S -f K -1. ' ig- A Q af.. .,',.' . . T' 5 4 , l , V , ' 'lg 4 . . T rr' .,.' .4b0l'f': Rockets almul to lmring down a Lackey player. 3 fe H ei 2 ,J0 Above: lluvruptuiris Ilill Puntius llvfti alnfl Carnetl Kuuf' man crown llnmcvomingz Que:-n. Nancy Fhunnun. ul tht- Oxon llill gums: It-f Right: Rwlu-ls on .Kll-County llc-fo-llsiw squafl: Currie-tl Kaufman. ,Iarkiv Smith, and John -Xulmer. B6 Make That Basket . . f 'M '- Fix AQ .A X S L is .K I 2-A ,..-W 'I' . x 73 4,3 A P. Case, shoots from inside key. W. Milne and R. Nlullican battle rr-hound. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD: Row 1: M. Smith, W. Milne, D. Floyd, P. Case, W. Pontius. Row 2: R. Hall, F. Diddle, B. Doane, K. Doane, E. Gregg, R. Pontius, J. Abbe, Coach Fahrner. 5 xx. -E ' fx if l Xl 'ir ny na . 1 l f Q 87 :yi opponent for B. Mackey, if A P. Case shoots from the foul line. M. Smith gets off shot over opposing Wheaton player. Rocket player grabs pass amidst opponents. W. Milne shoots as D. Floyd waits for the. possible rebound Action in Hoop Season plan-r Wllke Cramfr shoot-Q from the Comq W Nhlne attempts a lon Jump shot Rockets Shoot tra1 ght .1 D. Floyd scores two points on a layup from thv side. 89 Golf Matches LOST WON Bladensburg Wheaton Walter Johnson N0I'tl1WCSt6fU Hlghpolnt Blalr Dmmonds and Clubs Rlchard Montgomery made 1tS welght felt 1n one sport last year as they com plled a 12 wlns and 3 loss record thereby taklng the unofflcxal baseball champlon shlp of the surroundmg area Coached by Mr Mlles the team defeated almost every surroundmg team except Sherwood and closed out the year by defeatmg Galthers burg Early m the sprmg of last year determmed students w1th golf bags and clubs were seen marchmg through the halls of Rlchard Montgomery The golfmg season had begun Coached by Mr Fahrner the golf team played 1n 6 matches 'Phe team: record for the year was 2 wms 4 losses Baseball Scores LOST WON Sherwood Poolesvllle Walter Johnson Wheaton Laural Walter Johnson Northwood Sldwell Frlends Damascus Longfellow Galthersburg 90 L, 0 . U . Y. . - 9 . 1 . . , . . U 'l . - 9 -ff x , 2 r. N-'P f' .Q if -1 .X , md!!- arf- Q if 15.5, 3 .,-v'- ..,-- Q '54 Mr Maley SUPQIVISCS as T Reltz B Dabbs M Andrews take notes from D Mllls reading 'Nhss Smlth comes to ald of troubled Bxology student as class dlssects frog M1ss1les, Algebra, and Rachcals J Hunt D Hughes demonstrate prlnclples of sohd geome try to Mr Coblentzs class We, who hope to someday enter to college, en rolled 1n the college preparatory or aCadCm1C course Our studles mcluded basics Enghsh and HlSt0Yy, and the more speclalized higher math, science, and language Teachers and counselors made our readl ment for further educatlon thelr concern Tlus is a course of abstractlons and we sometlmes found careful objectlve conslderatlon necessary to understand lt,S value, but when we flIllSl'lCd and excitedly prepared for college llfe, we knew every hour had been worth whlle V Y, A -Q-1. Q 2 ' W. I We 5 ' S. 0 I ' . ' V Q ' xl? f ' - Q a L ' 1' W 5 ' .7 f V , N 5 h V, by Q QS! f i , l ww if ' - I K IM Q ! y Q j ' ,.. K 3.3 A A 1 P Q A v ' s, 'S X 6 ' . Q, .. l I . . , . , . I . , . A O I C . , . ' 1 w' -',J.,ivELL,N.fs',Z?Ct5 A I , aa' Z 92 fy, NH M ,I Carrol amuses Mr Jefferys speech class wxth care fully prepared talk ' 33' we . -- ,1- I X M Balsam and C McKay take charge of d1scuss1on m US Hlstory class Speakmg Reaclmg, and Wr1t1ng We as, college preparatory Enghsh students, wrote composltlons studled grammar and read llterature ln an effort to understand our own language better Speech class provlded us wxth many amusmg 1nc1 dents as we related true and flctlonal experlences In the forelgn language department we struggled w1th verb conjugatlons, translatxons and vocabularles We sang after school to enjoy the llghter SldC of learnmg a forexgn language, and we flIllShCd the year w1th the hope that someday me would be able to apply thxs knowledge S Clagett and B Oyler lead Mrs Pynes flrst year French class m conversatlon 'L'n'uL '43fvrvf..1 hw wk in - A H .- O A - 1 1 , . I O C I 7 , . Y , --f---. X ' .,L x l - A ,ga we , . 7 C 1 n Q - . . if , . D My V ' ,I .x X- A 93 T Q L. 4'1- 'lypm tudents true for accuracy and speed Before entermff the busmess world we, the tommerclal students of Rlchard Montgomery stud led the b3S1C skllls of shorthand typmg book keepmg banklng and 0ff1CB practlce T am a vsorkmg knowledge of our chosen careers, we be Lame secretanes to teachers and operated the smtchboard Learnmg the 8141115 S R Tay1or1o0k rn 94 Students work 1n R1chard Niontgomerys bank an affxlxate tf Farmers Banklng and Trust C0 X L... , C , 3 . I ' . I V9 ' . . . Y . - 7 7 ' 1 5 ' 0 g . , Q1 , V - 4,11 ' , 3. . ' ' g s s . . 5 I , . . , . . . 1 , r ' 1 ' fandra Frank assists L. E. Fox- in stationery Corner as R. . 1 1 . ' . ' 's 1 . ' 1 1 1 + ' 31 N ' a ' 1 ,, , 1 e RX! A ' W f 1 U YH Z,. '11 I ' ' , 11 ,, ' K W Hancock explam procedure ln Mrs Allens bookeep mg class ll 1 v -A ' 1 P Mnlls dlctates a drxll ln 'Nhss Moores shorthand class For the Busmess World Our banklnv class one of the flrst school banks ln the country to be chartered as an actual bank wave us experlence ln fmanclal matters, and the RM students confldently placed thelr monew ln our hands In offxce practlce, we recened the tralnmc and experlence of an actual workday Wxth our thorouffh preparatlon, we graduated to our flrst jobs and upheld the reputatlon of RM Busy commerclal students make good us of mxmeograph machlnes f 'l 7llI.I -1- r., 1. X iv. 1 2 ' 'ky A . V -'M 1, 1 x M, 1 -I D. Murphey and J. Darrow prepare colorful bulletin board in Civics class. We, who enrolled in the general course, studied a wide variety of subjects. Our interests ranged from auto shop to physics. After meeting our basic requirements for graduation, we were free to take those courses which we, our parents, and counselors thought would be the most beneficial to us in our chosen vocations. Many of us received general diplomas because of a change of course or transfer from another school. Worked Diligentl English students listen attentively as Miss Bears reads selection from literature. Mrs. Pilchard and students discuss points of interest in World History. The students of RM who WlShCd to FCCEIWC speclal tralnmg ln the flelds of mechame carpen try, landscaplng, and homemaklng, enrolled 1n the WOCHUOIIBI course Three perlods dur1n the das are dedlcated to learnlng trlcks of the trade by frrst hand exper1ence Uses of electromcs equlp ment automoblle testlng apparatus surxeymv m struments and equlpment ln both the mood hops and home arts rooms became second nature to us as me worked mrth them each daw 's' 'ith Nlrs Reed demonstrates the use of a lanclscapm plannmg 1n trument to B Ray D Harwel C Warcl W Stang and G Kauffman Prepared for Industry C Howard concentrates on problem 1n auto shop Student madm oocl u 0 of tlme m Ur Cabberls wood worklng clas . QQ' ' Q -- a--- f-- as -31:11-4 A .c , J P' 5 54, . ., ' ' . ,, - , 5 . . ys, . .' t l A' X 7 . . . N b Q I , ' C 1 4 A . . 4 . , Y Y I ' . 9 1 D : 1 , ,x Q . s, ' ' ' S I 'Q I '. -, ' ' V J. 1 X V, . px kt x 4 K Vx . .nge 'V'-7 L rg ipilyi, F2 , - ., ' gig. D V I Q H , e Y 2 '9 -Q .. I U . 2 1: s . , . ' , . , . , . e .' s ' g s ' ' 1 . - Q ' , ' r' ' 4 ' qs. r 1 ... 1 . .X 97 . w S' 4 il---' s or or ' 'Nm 'Qt -d Y Ml.. .... 1 t , ,... lk Abore: E. lingleman dribblcs ahvad of opponent J. Norris in fast moving socce-r ganna. Right: Mr. Moore and his classes in driwr education examine one of many student projects. Enjoyed the Outdoors 98 nn. -A for 5 ay..- ,Ax ff!! ffl' at ffflp tlllll X5.. I' .-ill 11:1 l 'mths ' Pleasure and work mixed in just the proper pro- portion make both driver training and physical educa- tion classes favorites among KM. students. Both courses provide students with the opportunitv to make their community safer and healthier. These subjects provide students with practical knowledge gained hy hard work supplemented hy many good times. ll. Smith complete-s daring drive our six Clussnultes with gi forward roll. Y. Flynn take-s aim for foul shot in gym. -..rents 1 . 'Xue ,.,.,.-- u,,.,,,,.,...f-- 'Q , . . 4 e ' X : - , ' ' 3' Qf-uf . .iw 1 . . B.:-Ili fist 1 T' f' .- -,.. '-3: ' 'fish 5 5 --42 I 5' 1 t ' 7 - ' l, Y X k f-V iff ' ,-ibow: Mrs. King aids reading students in vocahularv building. i V Right: Mr. Haley demonstrates u circuit to Q-tinlents in electronics class. Expressed urselves in Many Ways Four of the minors in which students enjoyed themselves and learned much at the same time were home arts. reading, electronics. and art. The home arts course taught the girls many of the skills of homemaking. as well as giving them an enjoy- able time in the class. Mr. Malefs electronics course was a favorite among the junior and senior boys, for in it they learned not only the abstract principles of the subject. but also how to put those principles to good use in the construction of radios, electron time-relays. and other electronic devices. The reading course, taught by Mrs. King. was one in which students found themselves learning to enjoy reading and to develop speed in their reading. Under the direction of Miss Day. art was once again a favorite for both the learning experience and the enjoyment of expres- sion. Students create colorful stillslife paintings in Miss Day's art class. llome art? students enjoy meal they have prepared. li MQ . 99 3 Last summer was a busy one for most of us. For some, it meant working either full or part timeg for others, it meant taking over many of the chores around home. It also meant staying up late on week nights, a rare treat, swimming, picnics, loafing, and spending with great rapidity what money we managed to earn. Q., ,sa 5 amz 1, 'N If QQ Working, Loafing B. Mackey golfs at vacation time. B. While cools off with an cold drink on a hot day. Svhool busses get a well-earned rest over the summer. t u , Jt.1UJ.DUJ z btntlutbus z , IO0 As we began the school year of '58-'59, in early September, memories of summer still lingered in our minds. Most of us found ourselves eager to begin school, much to our surprise. We looked forward to seeing old friends again, to meeting new ones, and we found our- selves anticipating bappily our new classes. All ummer Long L. Hitting picks up D. Bready for a summer formal. J. Grabowski loafs 'I .'w-ra In-' . UIQ' . -on-gp. 1 Alun? lonxtructmn workers do przhmmars SIIFXQNITIQ left L Stack and 'NI Fvdns make their monlrlbutlon to the raue Belzm Sur veung. for our new addmon 1n a QP11 of dlrt ---A mms. 'egg wwf ,M r 'HX -IN., 'QYA wi' N SQ' ' fi-34 K 'R I 1 f 15 i A tx X- .4 ,ff ' fi'f3,. , , ,VJ,-'52, L',., .- ' 1 - ' ' , ' s. ': Q - ,' , f , ' ' ' . ' . - 'U K L,,: ' . , 4, . . -F. 1 , ,MJ ? .Ii I G, K N A ,QP v .'-img.-,jggrg-YQXJUQ 2 ' r 1 4' Aw f ,Iv at' V-fi -f,4 - 1'J. 1 ' JN' - .. ' 'lu . .. 'P ,Q '- ' - , hw: 1- ' L 'S-,, Ui - 112 N ..'. . 3.. H lv . .. .mi f A I ' ., A - . 4 - .. 4 . .ill l A -I -4 f. 5 ,N 1. ., , rp 4 Q X A 'Aj . , . V, -53 I .Y y,,i,.v'H I - ,J ---' ' :AJR 5 'i ' 4 . . , px, '51 .ln 51.1, . V LAI! -qi. 5. , '- Q, V ,, 4 K- , ., 4 ' A Q 4 - --v. 4 ,, .- w .1 5- - ' -uv ' W A Q. 1. X ' ' A xi. : W ' 1- . 1 ' '35 'Q--A jf- -' f '- 1 'r . ' i f ,E Y '- f- , .4 , ,m 4'-. ..,, A., w 'S ' 1 L, . V . . ' . 'Q ' . 4f:Z,,yv',Q.,4gA..,l.4. 5 H? -' 0 f. I A if L - . fr. . .- Our school of 980 wlll grow next year to an rollment of 1200 To meet thls mcrease, 1 new d1t1on IS bemg built The addltlon fwlll lncludc slxteen new classrooms, a new hbrary, and a new cafeterla The cafeterla wlll be large enough that only two lunch shlfts w1ll be necessary The new library wlll be larger than the exlstmg one, and w1ll mclude two conference rooms whlch can be used as classrooms The nolse of the constructlon became bearable when we consldered the beneflts lt w1ll brmg wlth Jts completlon 'F' , -- 5- . gy: F:-r, -JJ: f, ,I N , , ,ff f , hh ' ,fm-f - -gf' 'A we-.r ,bij ' L ,Q 5. ' . en- . . . . n - . I . 4. ad' . ' . . I . M , N U s ill: ' 'L J L . ' , V I I 03 in. A 'N Best dressed sf-niors wore ll:-Ili llurkhardt and Etl Las- lvv 1 xl! N -.A , Above: Seniors vliosfn Class Presi- rlm-nt Carl Rogge' and Sturlc-nt Council l'rf-side-nt Mundy Evans as br-st per- sonulitivs. Right: Obviously the most X likvly to SllC'C8f'fl A - Diana- Mills anrl Larry Cox. i , 6 Short . . . long . . . long . . . slide-our best rlanrefrs, Duck Milne and Sue Crogg. .. ig i . rf' X14 aw .V , 1 ,Hifi Host talented seniors Marsha Basliford and Vernon Coleman display one of their lat:-nt skills. .,o. vw. -,,tg,. ,f A 2 ry' .-, if 4 I , 4 104 ii. Yes, it's the wittiest Seniors, Bill Woodenrl and Janet Small. just uhorsing around . fp' 'I . M L- It 5 In 'ir W , Woolly Nlossburg. the liuntlsotut-st st-uiur boy, talks with lie-tty Jana Standifer, the most beautiful senior girl. llill l'untius and Nancy Shannon clispluy the form wllivli won the-ni the- title of most athletic seniors. Above: jimmy Lee and Shirley Diggory. the cutest seniors, walk to class to- gether. Right: Penny Pickett and David Nichole Show how they came to be eleet- Q. c-tl must inte-llige-nt seniors. yx Us 11 if 'Pl ,,gg-A-MY' rn Above: D, Lower wishes she could spend her entire day like this. From Eight AM All this year there was a wide variety of things to do before classes started. Dancing in the morning was an activity which was started again this year, and which proved to be a success. Or, we could go to any of the specially designated study and conversation rooms. Sometimes it seemed as though more conversation went on in the study rooms than in the conversation rooms. Above: Students disembark from busses early in the morn- In good Weather, We could go Outside and enjoy a httle ing. Below: In a conversation - students carry on a lively fI'CSh Hil' bCf0l'C Starting ihe day- All in all, the brief dlscusslon- minutes before school seemed always to be filled with activity. 5 Mr. Tarallo and Mr. Comly discuss plans for the day before school in the office. 'V 26' . 1- i of - ii Q 1' x' 5,3 'fl ina yy 'F' lx 4'-D O if 20' 50, M ,L A. y 3 2 , I06 m .9 -TL 1x4 K 1 Above: B. Nicewarner, K. Doane, and M. Croft' study in the library before school. Till ine ,, . , , . ., . if Right: Mr. Wachter drills brace whlle Sam steadles v 1 it for him. Below: Mrs. Niccwarner greets teacher before' 1 school as S. Siegler receive-s call at switchboard. J 7 t x J 'J V , E X b f o 1 - wwf 4 1, , 1 . X vi. X :pig . fr- g 'ini -4 - ' , 0 f ., . . ' ' , 9 . ' 1 A ' -g i N -. ' ., we .4 my-Q' , yi ., Mr. McCormack and Mr. Koons iiillf' absence' Slips to two students in morning. IO7 thr- Below: B. Schwartzwelder points out a rect-nlly-postetl scholarship opportunity to B. Burkhardt, C. Mcliav, and M. Evans. Right: Parking the bomb C X . an -1 5 1 C l . Das after endless das, the same schedule the old Urmd But for most of u here at RNI the old ffrlnd often took on aspects of pleasant antlcipatlon of each new dax Aside from our extracurrlcular BCIIXIUCS and our social life before and 1fter school those long hours from nine to three thlrtx were often somethin' nf looked forward to This wx as not always because me were ter Tlbly 1Ilt6I'CQlf d in all that went on ln class but be cause we always had those llttle extras to look forward Prom me 0Clock X, VX pf' Aborv: Miss Donovan administers hearing screening: test. Ri ht: Students roming down tin- stairs arf- vaught bv the lhoto ra her. . I g P 1 '1't -vii ll l08 Q X. f i . -,f l ,af . . . Those few precious moments between classes when ue visited with our hwy uid girl friends, consumed end- less quantities of water. and spent hurried seconds care- fully emnlwing down that ulmstinate lick uf hair: getting excused from classes for everything from a dentistls ap- pointment to getting our pictures taken for ROCKET: those trips to our lockers for the books we hforgotgli and so on, and so un, and so on . . . lr!! Sloltingr Ilia' fllfIl.ll't', lfvluzr: L, I-I. Fee. .l. Nlhlll LIN' L F. lllggury prinip while H. l'urrw-ea seurelies for llllillfk' -4 Till Three -Thirt --Q, r -' .ni el img u er a 4 we u ll al 5'0 ., .1 '1 Nw. Time for Food Above: Teavhcrs must cat, too . . . Left: T. Martin goe way hack for that extra big piece. D. Nichols reads over B. Schwartzweldefs shoulder as Xl. Evans drinks on. Time for F un At last, lunch. No matter whether we ate first lunch period or fourth, we always seemed to develope a huge appetite during the first few periods of the day. Or maybe it was the overpowering desire to get out of class into the cafeteria where we could talk and socialize to our hearts' content . . . Anyway, this year as always, lunch seemed to be everyone's favorite period. Ill 'fs ,flalrfii R s Y Ns 492715. f 'x -as All Abote H Belkin B Khuen W Small and A Romeo head outdoors with a good meal under their belts Let Su dents congregalc at the circle for a moke for a talk or just for ome fresh air W :L 'Q' .5 N Above: Congratulatory kisses to Miss Christmas of Montgomery County from Milt Grant and our entry, run- ner-up Shirley Diggory. Below: Black Maskers blow off SICZIFII at C3Sf pafty. jun s, 112 Fun: Late at ight 3 .ff ,,gLB.' N Q Jfwziff Above: T. Burke and friends leaving for Northwood game. Left: A. Ashworth and alumnus B. Schneider dance at friend's party. All through the week, just living for that big weekend when we could blast . It was a long hard struggle, but we usually made it. And then, HLet's go: there's no xhool tomorrowfi Or Save the home- work. You know . . . 'All work and no play . . . 3 Wie remember many things Often we went to the game, and then to the Hot Shoppe. And then there was the Christmas dance and the Yilla Rosa afterwards. Fun also meant trips to the movies, get-togethers to gossip and watch TV, skating. the prom, heach parties, and dinner down town. Right: RM students refresh themselves at the Northwood ganw. Helow: Mr. Turallo crowns Shirley Diggory, our Chrlt mas queen. .,,,....-...J r Any Time w's.'4 ' 21 A wb Hz' , - SYM' L' Y H -' 1 W -4+-'p' A. -:wir ' 1:1555-we 2: 2-: ' XIII liwlnu: ll. llunv untl l. .Xrwvll hurry on to niwt tht-ir fulf- Rlglzl: 5. Mill:-r Ill'il4'lll'f'N ln-r Hogra. i i 'vgm' f. burr: I-Xxilldl. me worry 5 -ays the littlt- friend of J. ton and fx. Baldwin. Right: Nlonkey set-1 inonkvy' flo. ! All through our yearbook, we have presented some of the more serious sides of our lives in school antl out. However. we all know that our yez1r's activities also include some moments of happy madness and sweet silliness. On this page we present some of the Cut-ups we have found. WE hope they bring to you humorous mem- ories of your own wilder experiences during this school year. Left: K. Collins reads the funnies while P. Mills and S, Fieglz-r se-vure hc-r blindfold. -...hs H4 in V 111. r ! , Cuttmg Up Rzght B Oyler may try to lxck off that hawmg louon whlle T qchnelder .m C lrlt laugh l.f-jr: Old as W. Smith. Ll bull. misses ll. White. Below: S Hiller kicks higher and highf-r. -5 Left Introducm e world greatet Cla Qxcal saxophonlt f' Hanrattv upportfd hw ,l Nloore and R PUHIIU II5 Q 'sig County Councxlman Dave Cahoon addresses school at Constxtutlon Day assembly V1s11:1n g Personalmes Mllt Grant of WTTG emcees at school Thanksgrvmg OP -- nib-rr Y Superlntendenl of qchools C Taylor Whxltler opens PTA spon ored Christmas Tree Sale wlth Shlrley Dlg ory our Chrlstmas queen 4, . ' I A ' Q '. 1 K ' h , A s A nl Ah O D O C O . TV .. h . Q 'I e 1 'r ,V rl! I A - H6 7 '22 Adv abl- L sig POpIar 2-3500 Dlamond 9-4411 ROCKVILLE RADIO TV SERVICE Fast Efflclent SCTVICC on Radlo TV Audlo 11 Dawson Ave Rockvnlle Md The Young Colony Shop for Teens ashwns as seen ln Seventeen Amencan Ctrl Compact opposlte the Court House Cornplzmenzs WORTH 11616 ROCKVILLE PIKE EAST MONTGOMERY AND FAYETTE ROCKVILLE Radfords Bakeries and Restaurants Schools OfgHH1Z3I1OHS Churches 306 Vg E Montgomery Ave Rockville Md POpIar 2 9847 11301 Georgia Ave Wheaton Md LO 5 9888 10518 Connecticut Ave Kensmgton Md LO 5 9635 YOL Cant Afford To Mlss One Issue of the Montgomery County SENTINEL The County s Best Read Weekly Complete County News Sports School Coverage Every SEN l'lNEL Has Many Readels Subserzbe Today' Call POpIar 2 6184 Of 7 . ' , . ' no , sa T as - - sv 66 ,T , a T 4 9 - N Special Discounts to 7 . 0, . I s . .I I . - ' A Y' 1 I . . . . . .I . I U . . 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