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FACTJLTY "It takes a wise man to discover a wise man"

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TO OUR PLAIYKOWIYERS OF DISCOI/ERY

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you were Six years ago our school began and you were in the seventh grade. when a few of Parent-Teacher of our committee provided a Arctic of the your grade, stirdy in the sixth Association with the suggestion that our school be named Robert E. Peary High School' Before you entered your school, you provided the basis for your traditions. As seventh graders, you were enthusiastic, excited, and eager; you possessed what appeared to be limitless energy. After six yeals you are still enthusiastic, excited, and eager, but you now know that your energy has limits. This knowledge has led you to develop a process for careful planning; in this way you are able to obtain the maximum within these limits, and at the same time it is through careful planning that each learns that the extent of his limits are greater than he first believed. Such knowledge is not a coincidence but instead a realization that pianning is the major ingredient for the continual act of discovery' You recall that, at the end of our first year, each student, faculty, and staff member and a number of patrons received a "Plankowner's Certificate" in recognition of the contribution ,,. establishment of ideals and traditions which will serve as a each had made to the precedent for all Peary students ." For six years you have been' the main component in our school's development. Because you have been so vital to our development you have consequently charted our future. The class of '66 has developed into a class which is "quiet," efficient, and purposeful; it has always possessed a sincerity of purpose and a quest for understanding. At times, I have felt a stillness come over the Class of '66 and a certain restlessness of its members. It is as though you have looked into the future, and with resoluteness you replied, "I will seek the truth and with this truth, 'I will find a way or make one.' " As I described your class, so I have described our school; for indeed, six years in a developing institution entitles you to be described as Robert E. Peary High School, the "School's Class." You are the sum-total of our efforts; you have charted our future and while our school will become more sophisticated in programs and methods, our future is dependent upon your past. You have provided us with a most difficult course, for the most important task of the Discoverer is to communicate to all others his discovery and its meaning' In discovering the magnitude of "quiet," you have provided us with the knowledge that the potential for action is always present in an efficient and purposeful body, and that your sincerity and the quest for understanding are the forces which direct the action toward noble endeavors. In our form of government, it is very important for each of us to be willing to see, at least, both sides of controversial issues. In this way, each of us is able to determine our relationship with each other and the mainstream of our culture, and at the same instant we are also able to determine our individuality. As we learn to appreciate differences we are also able to reduce the frustration which this knowledge produces. A difficult concept in democracy is that while the individrial is of paramount importance and influences our culture when he stands alone, the magnitude of his individuality depends upon the mutual appreciation and interrelatedness of the individual and his culture. Democracy requires a faith and trust one to another and exists upon this basic premise. When one individual causes distrust or denies faith, a cornerstone is dislodged and threatens the stability of the institution. Your class, with its quiet, efficient, and purposeful manner, possessing a sincerity of purpose and a quest for understanding has infused a positive force upon our traditions and this positive force has transcended our own physical limitations. Mankind may discuss, invent, and develop "things" to make his future easier and happier, but his real quest must be in discussing, inventing, and developing faith in one another which can only come from constant searching in the aura of interpersonal relationships. There is no process more complex than that of learning; there is no greater solution to be found than that of how to develop human relationships that enable the individual to experience the reality of each situation and to act in a manner consistent with his goals. Robert E. Peary High School is dedicated to a man whose successes resulted not only from his intellect, careful planning, and persistence, but equally important from his willingness to examine the "whys" of his failures. Our continued emulation of these characteristics produces that irrespressible restlessness which enhances our unique Student Body and Faculty. On behalf of the Faculty and Staff, I thank you, the Class of 1966. our Plankowners of Discovery, the "school's Class," for what you have done for our school and express to you best wishes

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As in years past, the Class of 1966 wished to uphold the many Senior traditions of the school as well as adding some of its own. The many activities sponsored by the class during the year were highlighted by dances of all shapes and sizes. The Opener Dance established the Seniors as pacemakers and created a popular form of entertainment used frequently during the year. Thc Homecoming and Senior Prom were thc more formal activities carried on by the class. The Senior year ended with line graduation exercises. By thc determined efforts of many hardworking Seniors, all thc year's activities were great sllccesses. Thc Senior Class. who are the last plankowners to graduate, wish to thank everyone who over the years has helped us to achicve our individual and collective goals. A special thanks goes to our sponsors, Mrs. Glass and \{r. \{oore. and homeroom teachers.

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CHRISTINE LOUISE

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KAREN SUE BRAUTIGAM Elementary school tqacher N.H.S. 1, 2; Polaris 4; Homecoming Comm. 4; Sr. Prom Comm.4; Intramurals 3,4.

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DONNA M. BROWN Beautician

JAMES F. BROWN

Brewin

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,NORMAN BULL Prolessional in radio & T.Y. production A Cappella Chorus 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4.

SUSAN JANE BURBRINK Trans. from Cincinnati, Ohio 3; Capital Club 3; Keyette Club 3.

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LINDA DIANE COOK Prolessional model.

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JOHN FIE,GE To graduate from college Football 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Intramurals

DONNA JANE M. FISHER

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THO]\fAS D. FLEMING

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RANDEE. ELIZABETH GRIFFIN Accountant

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LARRY GRINDER

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HOWARD JOHNSON

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Tom

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twenty-five candidates for the varsity and junior varsity reported. There were only

three lettermen returning from the 1964 team. When the season opened on September 13th against Northwood, 35 boys had been selected for the varsity and 30 boys for the junior varsity teams. The

varsity played 9 games winning 3 and losing 6, and the Junior Varsity played 8 games winning 3 and losing 5. Both squads were lacking in experience; however, an abundance of desire on the part of the players and coaches resulted in a constant improvement in both squads and was finalized by a victory for both the varsity and junior varsity over Walt Whitman. The varsity had to come from behind to win 74-73. Trailing at the half 13-0, the Huskies scored twice in the fourth quarter and made both conversions to end the season with a story book flnish.

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Aderhold led the team in scoring with a I - r average and in rebounding with 219. Doug a-_.: set a school scoring record with 30 points a-ea,:-; Gaithersburg. Gary Van Sickler led the team r assists, while Don Cornett was the leading de:=:sive player. Rick Capka was second in scor-_-E and rebounding and Gary Chupella, after rec.'ering from an early season injury, was thirc :x both scoring and rebounding. Next year is loc..:r on for improvement with flve returning lettern:"r plus the promotion of this year's strong jur_:r varsity.

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Frederick, Coach Ed Burlas. Third Row.' M. Gealt, C. Lenner, A. Fink, B. Judge, K Pearl, B. Sponaugle, B. McMican, manager.

VARSITY U/RESTLING Frederick straining for the fall.

,ff4 During the 65-66 season, the Huskies, coached by Ed Burlas and Gene MacKay, showed that wrestling has become an established tradition at Peary. Spearheaded by seniors Gary Jackson, Doug Zierdt, Bob Neil, Bruce Werts, Bruce Judge, Don Goglio, Kenny Pearl, and Rick Frederick, the team compiled the greatest number of individual and team points in its history. The team record was 2-7-l; defeating Richard Montgomery and Sherwood and drawing with Walt Whitman. In the Montgomery County lnvitational Tournament, Peary finished seventh. Outstanding performances were

in by Bruce Werts, who flnished second; Gary Ford, who flnished second; turned

and Rick Frederick, who finished third. Competing in the Tri-county Tournament,

Werts finished third and Ford finished fourth. A fine group of juniors and sophomores filled out the varsity team and comprised a junior varsity team that the school can well be proud of.

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H. Johnson, M. Mattingly, J. Brown, G. Brown, M. Kelley, S. Spragins, coach Frank Moore'

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The American Field Service committee at Peary, sponsored by Miss Thomas,

is part of a large national organization that brings foreign students over to the U.S. within each school. AFS's main function is to make all arrangements, financial and otherwise, for the student. To accomplish the financial aspect the AFS raises funds through its regular annual activities: the AFS drive, the Hootenanny,

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KEYETTES Service is the main purpose of Keyettes: service to the school, the community, and the county. "We serve" has been chosen as the motto, and each girl, upon becoming a Keyette, must accept

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and supporting that motto. The key opens the door to leadership, experience in living and working with others, co-operating with school administration and faculty, and the preparation for a useful citizenship. Miss Dickson is the sponsor.

First Row: T. Burns, sec.l K. Apple, K. Hanson, pres.; C. Bolton, v. pres.; K. Freitag, treas. Second Row: L. Chaiken, M. Martin, C. Roberts, L. Hopper, M. Saylor, D. Wright. 7/iirr; Row: K. Hughes, C. Hess, M. Wilder, K. Perun, M. Pendergast, S. Burkett. Fourth Row: P. Wissman, L. Bolton, L. Ryals, B. Wilson, J. Hartgrove. Filth Row: C. Edn-rinston, A. Glover. G. Queen, L. Pilato, B. Ledford, M. Robbins.

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FT]TURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Teaching is one of the most vital and interesting careers for individuals today. The Future Teachers of America is an organization which stimulates students' interest in the teaching profession. Members of the Robert E. Peary Chapter promote and help co-ordinate such activities as Student Administration Days, student socials, and interschool teas. Mrs. Greene is the sponsor.

Sittittg: M. Robbins, v pres.; C. Spiech, pres. S/andirtg.. B. Nlagruder. D. Dinan. p

Hershey, T. Niland.

F(ITT]RE SCIE|YTISTS OF AMERICA The Future Scientists of America organization has worked diligently to ensure that this year would be the

club's most productive year. The club meets to enrich interested students in al1 fields of science. A regular schedule of movies, student-prepared lectures, and demonstrations have been presented and a career's library has been ini-

.: -,: R1r]!. B. Koseluk, C. Boizelle, C. Braun, M. Gea1t. Second Row: J. Scuderi, J. Williams, -i H,::_srore. S. Burkett, S. Rosen, E. Schaibe. Tltird Row: T. Johnston, G. Mannina, pres.; J. -r'::.:::,n. D. Alde, K. Bonner, E. Henley.

tiated. The club presents guest speakers and takes field trips to different research labs at NlH. Mr. MacKay is the sponsor.

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SCHOOL STORE Sponsored by Mr. Rot".:t" the school store is opi:- r the morning from 8:1-< ir 8:45 and in the aftem-,:n from 3:30 to 3:45. In a::tion t o selling re!- ; school supplies such a paper. pens. and pen:..the store also sells : =' rules. Ietterman's jaci:--. and paperback books -r the mornings when S:= Newman and Pat Ri.r work, the school stoie :"-comes a haven for se:-,:. wit and conversation. .1

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The Lab Squad assists the science teachers in the preparation and execution of laboratory exercises, many of which would otherwise be impossible in the sci-

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The Business Club, sporsored by Mr. Wick, is corrprised of commercial stLdents with business inte:ests who wish to furthe: such interests. The clu: provides a greater opportltnity for developing leade:ship, trying out special ab1-ities. and experimentin.

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First Row: P. Riedel, C. Clark, D. Reeves, L. Jones, M. J. Ferson, A. Gunnell, S. Philips, S. Clark. Second Row.' M. Giacalone, D. Ridgeway, K. Shaeffer. T. Poore. Third Row: P. Apple, K. Freitag, J. Barbee, L. Swindell, p. Beadle, M. Fiori, J. Routhier, M. Pendergast, R. Grifien, S. Jones, D. Fisher, J. Wallsa, S. Blackn'rore, C. N{arini, S. Parker, L. Athey, D. Soper, J. Arron, L. O'Meara.

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opportunity to extend i:terests to other school a:tivities involving busine.. skills learned in the clas=room and provides a sour.: from which field trips cbe planned to business j:.stallations not provided f,:: in the classroom.

DECA Distributive Education CI-

of America, DECA, is ,organization whose pro_sr::

of leadership and develc:ment is designed specifica-,

for those students who e_roll in Distributive Edu;tion. DECA is a program .' introduction which helps :develop future leaders ::market ing and disrributi: : Each high school that ma -* tains a Distributive Edu:: tion Program is consider.; . "chapter." The Peary Ch.:-

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REGULAR STAFF-First Row: S. Wood, B. Brace, S. Deardorf, M. Highly, S. Norris, L. Bolotsky, M. Brudner, G. Bergstein, S. Fisher, N. Dooley. Second Row; J. Brown, D. Aderhold, D. Dennewitz, R. Dunwiddie, L. Conway, Funk, L. Annfdlt, C. Rafferty, J. Shaffer, B. Jenkins.

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A. Erbes. Third Row:

The Midnight Sun t, :. duct of a school-\\ ic.

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DISTRIBUTION STAFF-First Rot4,: A. Philbin, L. Fisher. S. Hari.non. \1. Bandler, Greenspon, L. Ryles, N. Willis, L. Kennedy. Setond Rou.'D. Herbert. C. Hess. K, Bou'e,

Blatchley, K. Hughes, H. Hafer, M. Highly, R. Ridgway, J. Tr1'gstad.

the Midnight Sun :.* come an integral := Peary's intra-schoc munications. For th. 1966 school year t:: night Sun has expa:,.-" coverage to four is:-, month to keep pa;; the active student bc':,

Editor: Elaine l\IcD:r' Ro:r',: D. Nicholes, H. Newman, S. Greenberg, Second Rou,; R. Ibach, D. Dudley, P. Chaiken, E. Henley, R. Green.

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Brewer.

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LITERARY MAGAZIIYE The purpose of the Aurora,

the school literary magazine, is to provide an opportunity for students who are interested in writing to have their work printed. The literary magazine staff to increase the general intercst in writing among the student body.

wants

The sponsor is

Miss

Vadala.

First Row: J. Brewer, C. Roberts, C. Geller, P. McNeal. Secord Rox: D. Alterescue.

Goldberg, J. Hartgrove, D. Brandenburg, L. McKisson, poetry contest \\inner.

ART CLT]B The purpose of the Art Club is to promote an interest and appreciation in art. Members take part in activities of their choice, such as putting up bulletin boards and display cases, going to local art exhibits,

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Stevens is the sponsor.

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PIPE BAIYD The Pipe Band was originated

recognize Donald

B. MacMillan, Peary's second in command at the discovery of the North Pole. The Pipe Band promotes

the school's Arctic theme and provides a tradition and a rallying point for school spirit. Mr. Zampogna is the sponsor.

First Row: B. Wolf, A. Ridgway, G. Belt, J. Bartlett. Secortd Rov' L. Barlett. S. Bori'man, A. Evans, A. Harper. Third Rctw: D. Spurlock, J. Tobey, E Krintz. T Cairns. C, \\'hite. Foartlr Row: K. Rodgers, D. Jennings, A. O'Reilley.

PEP BA|YD As our athietic teams to represent our school, the studenl

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tremendous reserve o:

spirit and support. There tt' generate the masses' sPiri: and amplify their unceasins support is the PeP Banc The Pep Band is a grouP ci

to making a racket! Although th; racket may not be contemporary rnusic, it is the uimost that a small handfu, of spirited musicians cal: contribute to suPPort ou:

students dedicated

school.

Front Row: C. BupPert,

Davis, M. Gealt, S. Latchaw, A Hanopole, B. Brubaker, B

Olimpio. Back Row: H. Parker , D. Rickles, M. Blenrl), L. Trott.

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The Drama Club under the direction of Mr. Gibbs is composed of students interested in increasing their knowledge of the theater and how it operates. Mem-

bers learn primarily

through experience gained in the school dramatic Presentations. These give members the opportunity to work back-stage in areas such as set design, ProPS, and the actual building of sets. Some members heiP with publicity, ticket sales, costumes, and make-up. The club members work hard and are rewarded by the productions they helP to make possible.

DRAMA CLUB

Front Row: P. Clatworthy, J. Brewer, M. Cannon, B. Wilson, L. Smusyn, N. Fruiterman, B' Baker, T. Thomson, L. Annf:ilt, E. Goldberg. Second Rrrw.' C. Roberts, M. Castro, S' Doggett, D. Hall, M. Wilder, D. Lomax, D. Dudley. Third Row: M. Bandler, M Ferguson, J' williams, N. verra, S. Latchaw, K. McArtor, A. Erbes, E. Evans, R. Footer. Fourtlt Row: c. Raferty, R. Green, B. Donovan, M. Miller, J. carpenter, L. McKisson. Fifth Row: J. Monto, P. Chaiken, M. Martin, E. Battersby, D. Dennewitz, E. Barnard, B. Davis, R. Ricci, M' Kennedy.

FOREIYSrcS The Forensic League comin three county meets

petes

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State

Competition in debate, poetry readings, and dramatic interpretation. As members, the students learn to be relaxed and effective in pub-

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debaters

develop methods of argumentation, logical thinking and research techniques. At the first county meet, Larry

McKisson won two first places for poetry interpretation. Debby Jennings and George Mannina of the negative debate team won

aii four of their

rounds.

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William Austin Ronald Bak

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Sherry Bartenstein

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Miles Berlin

Jeff Berman Diane Bernd Joanne Brigfield Walter Bishop

David Blackly

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Barry Bone ,' Colleen Bonner

Ruth Boone Diane Booty Kevin Botsford

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Darlene Ewing Marlene Fantacci , William Fearson

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JOCASTA CREON TEIRESIAS YOUNG BOY PRIEST OF ZEUS MESSENGER HERDSMAN CHORUS LEADER

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Peary honors Sherwood's homecoming queen.

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This year's variety show, "Silence c: Set," premiered to a large audien:: November 12. The M.C'-Director tl B. DeQuincy, alias LarcY McK-' guided our guests on a tour of a known movie studio, Metro Centun i Brothers. The tourists were treatec :: f,rst hand view of how movies are :* from screen tests, to the finished Pr; Under the guidance of the sPonsorDickson, and the directors, Pete \\-'' and Pam Wissman, an extremelY ta-: cast produced a marvelous show'

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A yearbook is essentially a record of the past year. The work of completing the POLARIS involved the cooperation and help of many people. This year our thanks

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