Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-01-27
Richard
Montgomery
News
, A Real Opportunity

A Real Opportunity
Townspeople of the Rockville
area who desire to take advantage
of adult night classes will have an
opportunity to do SO February
when Richard Montgomery high
school will hold registration for
four courses.
Commercial subjects offered are
beginning and advanced typing,
which will be taught by Howard
Newhouse of the high school fac
ulty.
Robert Gibson, school counselor.
will supervise classes in health and
physical education while Mrs. Sig
rid Stevenson, of this county, will
assist class in furniture and slip
cover repair.
For minimum fee in each
course, those interested may at
tend classes each Tuesday and
Thursday nights from til 10
o'clock.
Because the state department
requires minimum of 16 regis
trants for each class, the people
interested are requested to contact
the school Office on February 1.
Football Banquet
Turkey, with all of the trim
mings, will adorn the festive table
at the Richard Montgomery Foot
ball Banquet given by the Rock
vile Lions Club for the RMHS
football team and their coaches,
Robert Smith and James Cross,
Wednesday night, February 2, in
the school cafeteria. The letter
awards will be presented to the
team members by Coach Smith.
Guest speaker for the evening
will be the President of the Uni
versity of Maryland, DR.. Harry C.
Byrd, who is well known in the
field of sports, while the Hon. E.
Steadman Prescott will act as
POSTMASTER.
President George R. Davis of
the Lions Club, will be on hand
as we'll as the members of the
Banquet committee, Paul Bru-
nette, C. J. Bride, R. C. Fulcher,
and Mr.. ]. ]. Tarallo, principal of
Richard Montgomery high school,
to see that the fellows and
coaches spend an enjoyable eve
ming.
Game And Dance
Spotlighting this week-end's
events will be the annual GAIA.
dance, Friday night in the gym,
sponsored by the Girls Athletic
Association.
There will be no decorations as
the dance will follow the boys bas-
ketball game with Sherwood, which
is to begin promptly at 500.
Everyone is invited to see the
boys play and then to dance It'll
1870.
Sweetheart Prom
Then there is the Sweetheart
Prom" next weekend. The Future
Engineers and Mrs. Winona Reed,
their teacher, made neat plans
typical of the blueprint" men
and are carrying through with all
the poise and vim that is needed
to make the dance a charming sue
cess. They want to remind the
public that advance tickets entitle
the purchaser to a vote for the
"Orchid Sweetheart" of junior and
senior high.
Big Paint Job
who's painting?" has been the
popular question in the lower hall
for the last week as the sweet
aroma of lead and oil drifted from
Room 116.
Walking into the room one
found papers scattered over the
floors and shelves, a more distinct
smell of paint, and some decora-
tions for the Sweetheart Prom"
stacked neatly in the back.
Three officers of the F. E. Club
Future Engineers), who, after
studying engineering for three
years, have been temporarily ode
NOTED" to painters. They are Ches-
ter Parker, president of F. E.;
Clarence Mearson, secretary; and
Charles Petit, treasurer.
Mrs. Reed, supervisor of the
project, said that although the
painting was out of the boys line,