Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-13
CARVER HIGH SCHOOL

A series of cultural program.
will be sponsored during the Col
lege Cultural Hour on Thursday
evenings between seven and eight
O'Clock throughout the second
semester.
The first program last Thursday
evening featured an address by
DR.. Irene C. Hypps, Associate Su-
perintendent of Schools of Wash
ington, d. C. and a member OF
the Junior College faculty. Dr.
Hypps spoke on the subject
Changing World Trends and In
creasing Opportunities in the
Field of Business. One of the
highlights of DR.. Hypps' address
was the presentation of a num-
Der of picure slides of scenes in
Belgium, England, Denmark
France, Germany, Holland and
Switzerland taken by the speaker
during her recent tour of Europe
The faculty, students and patrons
who heard DR.. Hypps hailed her
address as a cultural feast of the
most superb calibre.
On Thursday, March 18th, DR.
Thomas Posep, a native of Mont
gomery, who has served as Pro-
fessor of Economics, at West Vir-
GINA State College for almost two
decades and now on leave with
the cage Sterilization Board will
be the guest speaker. This will
be DR.. Posep's last public appear
ance before he leaves for a spe-
cial assignment in Burma.
Dean High c. Price of Mont
gomery Junior College will be the
guest speaker on Thursday, APP
ril Bird.
Other activities scheduled for
the Thursday Cultural Hours in
clude Game Night on March goth
a movie "The Life of Jesus" on
April 10th, Music Appreciation -
A variety of selected musical re-
cordings on May 18th and a pa
triotic program on May goth.
Each of the above programs is
open to the community = admis-
sion free.
The Carver girls basketball Isl,
fought to a 1915 deadlock with
Douglas High of WINCHESTER OF
Friday night to maintain theil
seasons record of one loss anc
six victories. The game, thu
Carver Girls seventh of the sea
son was played in Winchester. The
Eaglettes hope tot prolong theil
winning streak when they NEE
North Street High of Hagers
town in the Lincolh gymnasium OF
Friday, March 7tR.
The Carver Eagles were not 81
fortunate as the girls and suf
fered another setback in thei
battle with the Winchester boy!
team. Despite the scoring tactics
of James Lewis, senior forward
the Eagles were. outclassed all tn,
way and trailed by nine points a
the final whistle. Winchester wol
1921. -
The Eagles will play Douglas
in Upper Marlboro on Thursda!
afternoon and Lincoln of Freder
lex at Rockville on Friday, Feb
ruary 10Th.
Students in the Carver Higl
4 School agriculture department
demonstrated soil testing techni
ques at the March meeting of tn,
Lincoln-Carver Pare t-Teache
Association.
The PTA group met at Lincoll
Junior High School at 8 pm. OF
Tuesday, March 4th. Mr.. Lesli,
l. Gaines is president; Mr.. Der
nard Holsey is head of the Car
yer Agriculture department.
Nine Carver High School stu
dents competed in the champion
speller" title in the annual Ma
tional Honor Society competition
held Thursday, February 90.
The students, who spelled dow
their classmates in their respect
i've homerooms are: Ethel Wins
Floyd Wins, Florence Graham
Kathleen Colmes, Louise Lyle'
Roberta Mailman, Doris Adam
and Gladys Greene.
Virginia Boston IT, senior CON
mercial student, is president of tn
, sponsoring activity; Mrs. Claric
Wilson is faculty advisor.