Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-03-19

recently purchased Whitney maple
cupboard.
The project is regular class
work done with the generous CO.
operation of the shop.
Eighteen chairs have been fin
ished and the girls are now work.
ing on dining table and end tables.
To top off this project, the girls
are planning to make new draper
les for the dining room picture
window.
The big beam around the school
is directed toward the IN" Club
Night to be held this Saturday
night, March 81, at TOO pm. in
the R. M. H. S. Gym.
Emphasis is placed on the
fifteen minute acts that will be
presented. The clubs who will
sponsor the acts are the Black
Maskers, Gymkana, Mrs. Gendron's
ninth grade English class, Patrol,
and the Student Government. The
acts will be judged by Mr.. Beis-
ser, president of the P. T. A. Mrs.
John Diamond, Sentinel staff;
and a representative from the
Town Council office.
The acts will be staged in the
middle of the floor. as an arena
type show. The bleachers will
serve as seats for the audience.
The object of the I'M" Grub
Night is to raise money to build
team room, consisting of lockers.
benches, ETC., for Varsity and Jr.
Varsity teams.
Gloria Villnave has tied for
second place with Tonisa Ward
of Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School for second place in the $3.50
competitive scholarship examina-
tion given recently bv the Strayer
COLLEGE, of Secretarial Training of
Washington.
Ann Easter of Poolesville High
School won first place; and in the
event that the scholarship is not
accepted, another test will be
given to the two students who
tied for second place to determine
which one of them will become
eligible for the award.
The test was prepared by pSy-
biologists and specialists in bust
ress education. 1t was designed
to measure scholastic ability and
aptitude for business education.
All 1853 seniors in Montgomery
county were eligible for the award.
The winner may elect either the
basic business or secretarial course
in Strayer College of Secretarial
Training or the first half of the
business administration course in
Strayer College of Accountancy.
The Student Government decid-
ed that the new monogram emb-
lem for scholarship, leadership,
and citizenship will be a black
letter made of chenille, with gold
trim, five inches in size. The old
monogram, made of felt, has
proved inadequate because it does
not last.
An amendment has been made
in the Constitution stating that
patrols are allowed to issue tickets
to anyone lettering in the halls.
They must make up time in de-
tentiCn hall for a sentence of one
half hour without going to Tri-
hunal.
A new wooden sign 17l2 inches
by Sc inches, will soon be placed
in front of the line bearing the
name of r. NJ. H. S. The letters
will be stenciled each year to keep
it fresh and legible.
The magazine campaign party
for the members of the McCoys
VINO sold magazines, and the Hat
fields who sold over $40 will be
held as soon as the prizes arrive.
The beach party will be held in
the latter part Of May, and the
dinner and show will be held some
time this month.
A new office has been included
in the cabinet of the Student Gov
ernment. This officer will be the
Secretary of Publicity. in charge
of all publications of the Student
Government under the sponsorship
of Mrs. Rose, and in charge of all
posters under the direction of Mrs.
Reed. The motion for this new
position was carried unanimously
in the Student Government. Mrs.