Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-11
Richard
Montgomery
News
Student Government

Il
eral aims for the year after hold
ing two meetings. These aims are
as follows:
1. To cooperate with the admin
istration in constantly improving
the school.
2. To beautify the cafeteria
with drapery and pictures.
3. To work on hand book as
guide for new students.
A. To assist the library and
P.-T.A. in getting additional books.
5. To improve inter-school rela-
tons through the Inter-H High
Council.
The organization recently con-
firmed a member of the National
Association of Student Councils,
boasts one representative from
each hcme-room and officials APP
pointed to the presidents cabinet
as well as school elected officers of
whom Eugene Heflin holds top
honor.
Already the assistant governing
body has laid plans for several ac-
Invites. The first is an animal cir
Gus, scheduled for December 8.
Further details will be published
at later date.
go To School Night"
Tuesday night mothers and faith
ers of Richard Montgomery stu
dents will be DOMINIC their
school" shoes and going by to
give the neighbors a lift on their
way "back to school,"
The doors of R.M.H.S. will be
open to receive parents and teach
ers at 8 O'Clock for another Ego to
school night" November 16.
Because the annual activity
usually is enjoyed so much by the
guests, the Parent Teacher Asso-
citation of Richard Montgomery
anticipates many, many wide
awake and interested parents to
return to the "little red school
house." They will follow he sched-
ule of their children through a
typical day = except that classes
will last only a few minutes and
lunch" will be served at the end
of the day.
Principal ]. ]. Tarallo will well
come all parents, and the PIT. A.
executive committee is eager to
have every child represented.
Big Games In Offing
With eager anticipation RMHS
students are awaiting two of the
most important games of the foot
ball season, with Bethesda and
Gaithersburg.
Last year the Bethesda Barons
downed the Rockets, 80 to 6, in an
exciting game on the RMHS field.
Today the Rockets are hoping to
offer the spectators an even more
interesting game. The kickoff is at
$3.50 on the Bethesda field.
The second all-important game
is at Gaithersburg, next Friday at
2:30. Rocket fans look forward to
the privilege of going to Gathers
burg, to cheer their team to VIC
tory. Last year Gaithersburg stu
dents came to Rockville to see the
hard-hitting Rockets smash the
Gaithersburg eleven, 25 to 6.
This year the trip has again
been approved by the board office,
and RMHS will pack up her cheer
leaders, majorettes, band and stu
dent body, and "take off" for Cal
thersburg on the important day.
The Rockets blanketed stub
born Sherwood eleven 1870 last
Friday on the losers field. This
victory brought the Rockets aver
age up to four wins against three
losses.
National Education Week
Richard Montgomery takes ma
tional celebration in its stride and
does its part in bringing to the
students a consciousness of wide
responsibility.
National Education Week was
honored by RMHS and other
schools all over the nation during
the past week. The dedication is
sponsored by the National Educa-
ton Association for the purpose of
acquainting people outside of
school with the educational system
employed.
Through Miss Helen Days eff
forts an attractive layout consist
ing of materials representing most
of the departments in school has
been on display in the school show
case the past week.
Holiday Assemblies
RMHS students will see two as
semblies this month. Commemorate
ing two holidays will be the
Armistice Day and Thanksgiving
programs.
Taps will be played by trumpet
err Jack King at the Armistice