Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-15
Gaithersbure
High School
News
Don Caps and Gowns

Don caps ana Gowns
Mrs. Herman Wilson, president
Of the Board of Education, will
present A seniors with their
diplomas on Tuesday evening, June
20, at 8 O'Clock.
DR.. Earle T. Hawkins, president
Of Towson State Teachers College,
will deliver the main address Of
the evening and Bob Wilson, presi-
dent of the class, will give speech
of welcome. t as
Special music will be presented
by several of the. seniors;, Tom
Mannix will sing "Stouthearted
Men,; and trio composed of Dot
tie Benson, Ann Windsor, and
Cecile King, will sing, "Now Is
The Hour The entire class will
sing you'll Never Walk Alone"
and the Alma Mater, the latter
composed by William Earl, music
adviser ,a-,t'H ~ bil SNeYra..
A Poem of Farewell, written
by Ivan, Fitzwater will also be
given. ,.2aci}aa ssi (.
The class will use fWar March
iofl the Priests" as the professional
and will leave to the familiar
strains Of "Pomp and Circum-
stance. HGuf y-"5 .a"t ~
The Rev. Harold B. Wright will
deliver the invocation and Father
Paul E. Nyer will pronounce the
benediction. 'a' On
Seniors To Beverly Beach 20
Seniors returned sunburned and
a little weary from Beverly Beach
last Thursday where they spent
their Class Day.
The class used a truck from
Bowman Brothers as transporta-
ton.
Before arriving at their destin-
alton, one Of the members of the
class, Ann Windsor, was injured
when she was hit by an over-hang-
ing tree branch. After receiving
treatment at frst-aid station,
Ann was taken to the hospital.
Still weak, she returned to the
beach later to enjoy the outing
with the rest.
Junior Day
Not to be outdone by the Class
of 80, the juniors will visit Bev-
erly Beach, Saturday, as a final
reunion before becoming honorable
Seniors next year. @-''
The class will leave at 9 a. m.
and return in the evening.
Correction
An error was made in last weeks
column concerning the first grade
trip to the Zoo. The trip was not a
reward for good behavior as was
stated in the article but was taken
in coordination with the study Of
animals. II anyone was confused
as to the statement, we're sorry.
Banquet
The Senior Class Banquet was
held Tuesday night in Peter Pan
Inn at Urbana, Maryland.
The seniors plan to have re-
union sometime next year.
Blue And Gold staff
The Blue and Gold staff for 80
81 was selected and appointed re-
Gently, the first edition 10 be re-
leased tomorrow.
With Pat Williams as Admins
traitor. of Publications, the staff
will consist of: Sunny Schroeder,
editor-in-chief; Dolly Becraft, as
sociate editor; Daryl Wigle, map
aging editor; Joan Plummer, fea-
ture editor; Jimmy Van Metre,
sports editor; Myron Landon, art
editor; sports staff, Janet Thomp-
son, Barbara Bent, Wilma Small
Nancy Woodfeld; news staff, Rose
Gloyd, Jill Hinkley, Meta Dame,
Shirley Salter, Pearl Griffin, Ella
Whirley; sports staff, Winfree
Irvine, Billy McGrsw, Lorraine
Shipley, Barbara Harding; sdver-
Using managers, Lawrence Utter
back and Gwinn Kirkman; Circula-
ton Manager, Sally Anderson;
business staff, Ann Snyder, Dale
Meadows, Dick Newell; Typists,
Thelma Galloway, Sue Cornwell,
Greta Frank, Shirley Watkins.
The Sail On staff has also been
elected and appointed for the COM
ing year.
The members will be: Jackie
Larcombe, editor-in-chief; Sylvia