Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-30
Richard Montgomery
High School News
To Chose King, Queen

Twenty Senior candidates for
the Richard Montgomery King and
Queen were chosen by the Senior
Glass on March 81. The aspirants
were selected on the basis of per-
scnality and attractive appearance.
The ten girl nominees are:
Jeanne Watkins, Pat Hit, Anne
Wilson, Fay Van Ripper, Ruth
Rokahr, Donna Diehl, Betty Ann
tRogge, Pat O'Brien, Louise Cecil,
jeanne Dawson. The. male candi-
dates are William Humphrey, Paul
Violette, Howard Leighton, Jimmy
Nicholson, Douglas Carlin, Larry
Payne, Edward Ganley, Larry Dab
lin, Robert Duley and Bradley
Karn. ''
The candidates will model in a
fashion show sponsored by the
Senior Glass and the Home Eco
nomics Department in conjunction
with Ida's Department Store. The
show will be given at 2:30 in the
afternoon, one week prior to the
browning. 3I'' i'i"~
Mrs. William Miles, Senior Adj
visor, will count the secret ballots
cast by the students. The results
will not be known until the night
of the browning, April 20, at the
Annual May Day Dance in the
Rockville Gym. A celebrity will
crown the King and Queen.
Hi-Y Club Organized
Promotion of clean living and
good craftsmanship is the purpose
of the newly organized Hi-Y Club
at Richard Montgomery High
School.
All senior high boys are eligible
to join the club which is branch
of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. Under the direction of
MIR. Haithcock and Mr.. Moran, the
Hi-Y has had two successful meet
ings, officers being elected at one.
They are: Dick Grist, president;
Neil Sadtler, secretary; Norvel
VanHauten, treasurer; Jack King,
councilman and Paul Schwartzbeck,
sergeant-at-arms. The vice-presi-
dent and chaplain will be elected at
the next meeting.
Minstrel Friday Night
Coming this way with a top
notch show, Richard Montgomery's
Jubilee Minstrel Singers and Co."
will perform Friday night, March
81, in the Rockville Gym.
Singing, dancing and joking
their way right into the hearts Of
all who hear them, the Jubilee
Company will present specially
numbers as well as chorus songs,
and acts by the loveable, laffable
endmen.
Friday afternoon members of the
cast will take the town by storm
as they will be seen parading in
pickup truck, around 500 and
again at 700.
This show is taken from Fred
erick G.. Johnson's Jubilee Min
strel." Curtain time ---8 p. m.
ID Attend College Day.
college Day" at George Wash
ington University was well worth
the time according to fourteen
students of RMHS. About 900
high school students from the d. G.
Area attended the annual program
on Wednesday, March %. Starting
at A p. m. with welcoming addresses
by officials of the University, the
assembly broke up into Ia dis
cussion groups concerning various
curricula at 4:30. After a box
supper was served in the Student
Union, the entire assembly saw
The Campus Caters" an original
G. W. production in which the band,
glee club, modern dance and drama
groups participated.
Representing RMHS were Pat
Hit, Janice DeHaven, Barry Dick
inson, jeanne Dawson, Jim King,
Mary Lou Louthan, Larry Payne,
Lou Campbell, Louise Cecil, Ruth
Rokahr, Howard Leighton, Pat
O'Brien, Bradley Karn and Jack
Prettyman.