Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

P-lA winch is concerned with the
administrative problems as vel
as the physical condition of the
building has asked DR.. Norris fol
a complete plan of administration
1t would like to know if the
school is going to be an annex
of Twinbrook Elementary, or if il
will be a separate school, if text
books will be available, and il
extra teachers will be hired.
Since principals salaries are re-
lated to the size of their schools,
some members of the P-TA fee
that the temporary school should
be kept under Twinbrook's prin
opal, rather than operating as an
independent school.
This in turn raises other admin.
istrative problems such as com.
munication and transportation
which will take time to solve.
The P.TA executive committee
is planning to have another meet
ing to decide whether or not the
building can be accepted before
all these details are settled
There is also an administrative
matter which is more of a chore
than a problem. The children
have already been divided into
classes on the basis of double SEES
SionS and redistributing them SO
that they can go to school full
time will involve several days CT
concentrated planning by the
faculty.
To parents who are most eager
to avoid double sessions, these
factors may seem insignificant
but in the absence of any expires
sion of general willingness of the
people of Twinbrook to accept the
provisions the School Board has
made for our children, we may
find that our obiectios to the i'm
perfect conditions may override
our silence on the general accept
ability of the plan b. the silence
then TO be interpreted as pref
erence for double sessions"
DR.. Norris is still waiting for
the desire of the majority of the
parents" His telephone number
is Pc. 2-39S1. Ring out wild bells.
Did anyone else notice the hea,
this week ~ / mean outside OF
school fever? The work went on
at the swimming pool, with con
siderable help coming from the
new members in Rockcrest. The
letter explaining the volunteer
labor situation, really brought out
a croWd-at least we think it was
the letter-the free beer supplied
by the Rudd's must have been en-
tirely coincidental
Robbins and Clark They're the
two fellows trapped in the dust
bowl on Viers Mill Road have moi
let their business setback during
the road construction affect their
generous natures and the free
coke and soda keeps arriving at the
pool. We are so grateful we may
even try to get into the station
this week E. to have our camers
water checked.
mo kidding, il is possible to get
into the Shell station if you
can't get out again, they have
milk, bread, cake and dentyne.)
With all but the finishing coat
of cement done on the big pool,
the foundation poured and blocks
Tor the walls in place for the wad.
ing pool, the construction of the
foundation of the bathhouSe we'll
underway, it looks as if the Au-
gust Is opening date is emerging
from our rosy dreams into happy
reality Keep your fingers cross
ed at least when you aren't ac.
tually working on the project.
The playground activities con.
tinue at full speed with the intra.
City track meet held last Friday
as the main event this week.
Twinbrook's winners were Don
Whitaker, running broad Jump;
Judy DiPietro, girls broad jump;
kathy Southall, 80 yard dash; and
the girls relay race with Nudge
Hunt, Joan McGrath, Jackie Sher.
man, and Sue Smith bring home
the laurel.
Rockville Junior High Play
ground served as host and the
City furnished cold drinks for all
the children.
In the city badminton tourna.
ment, Alan Sawitz was Twin.
brooks lone winner. The girls
sottball team played the girls
from Lincoln Park at Twinbrook
and the game was played with en-.
thusiasm. We are happy to re.
port after this game that Twin.
brook is now in second place in
the league. How many teams
there are in the league and the
score of the game is league Sc.
cret, which the Lincoln Park girls
have glaciouSly agreed to keep.
Our team, which has a total OF