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

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1st row: R. Patton, D. Blitz, G. Tonneman, S. Barnes, S. Belliveau, B. Ratliff, S. Hormuth, D. Crouse, B. Alperin, 2nd row: K. Shue, L. Moroney S. Banks, J. Fahrner, C. Barnes, B. Gelin, J. Ralph, C. Ely, R. Lotfi, S. Paddock, P. Vogel, T. Burke, 3rd row: M. Martinelli, T. Thayer, K. Walter J. Golden, M. Campbell, S. Neel, S. Wheatley, L. Sheppard, C. Johnson, L. Carroll, 4th row: M. Seckar, J. Abrahams, D. Field, A. Morgan, J Everly, N. Parsons, P. Hollenbach, K. Shuma, S. Wilkie, S. Clark, V. Cashdollar, N. Gore, 5th row: G. Rizzo, S. Wichtendahl, K. Baker, B Pisano, L. Conti, J. Moran, J. Bowie, D. Long, D. Kizler, D. Wurtzel, W. Clink, A. Salerno, L. Collings, R. Nelson, M. Moon, S. Sanborn, 6th row HONOR SOCIETY One of the highest honors in the school is the Honor Soci- ety. To qualify, a student first must attain at least a 3.0 grade average. Those students are then rated by their teachers on leadership and school activities. An induction was held in November for the new members. K. Waltz, G. Whittaker, P. Snyder, H. Medina. 1st row: B. Alperin, C. Ely, J. Johnson, J. Fahrner, B. Gelin, S. Banks, K. Shuma, D. Crouse, D. Long, 2nd row: H. French, C. Rae, K. Rabin, G. Whittaker, M. Puziss, S. Barnes, J. Ralph, A. Morgan, 3rd row: J. Bowie, C. Tippet, K. Baker, R. Patton, L. Sheppard, L. Moroney, P. Thayer, N. Mandell, A. Salerno, 4th row: L. Carroll, M. Moon, B. Mangum, J. Moran, M. Campbell, S. Wheatley, S. Paddock, N. Parsons, J. Everly, 5th row: B. Pisano, L. Conti, B. Ratliff, S. Kandel, C. Johnson, D. Blitz, J. Kuchinski, P. Easter, N. Gore, J. Golden, S. Suddueth. ' .Q 4. L f! 3 - - - 1 1 L -- Honors.21

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MWJWWMW: kt Kmv-my-MW The 1974 ROCKET is dedicated to Miss Fern Will, our as- sistant principal, who will retire this July. In addition to serving Richard Montgomery over the course of 33 years as teacher and administrative assistant, Miss Will also graduated from the school. She attended St. Mary's College for two years, followed by two years at George Washington University where she received her Bachelor's degree and her Master's degree. Besides working as a teacher and administrator, Miss Will has coached the girls' basketball team, sponsored the senior class, the yearbook, and the Senior Key Society and has served as department chairman for both English and Social Studies. Miss Will has also been very active in the county, state, and national educational associations. Prior to being on a twelve-month assignment, Miss Will enjoyed more traveling than her time now permits. She looks forward to having time after retirement to travel again both here and abroad. 20 . Honors

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ITS ACADEMIC Left to Flight: L. Carroll, S. Styles, B. Gelin, Mr. Ashburner, F The lt's Academic team which consists of Lois Carroll, Beth Gelin, Paul Vogel, and al- ternates, Steve Stiles, Charles Hunter, and Sam Yang practiced faithfully every Friday to build up accuracy and better timing. ln January the team competed against Walt Whitman and Woodlawn. A taping of the game was made to be shown in March. Vogel. Lois Carroll, Carol Ely, Marla Puziss, Carson Barnes, Sam Yang. NIVISQT This year, five students, Lois Car- roll, Carol Ely, Marla Puziss, Sam Yang, and Carson Barnes made the N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finals based on their P.S.A.T. scores. To become a Finalist, an application with an essay and a list of activities must be submitted. 22 . Honors