Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
By Susie Kaplan
10. 4-7368

horses, and all the trimmings?
Perhaps you've dreamed of a
vacation where all your fondest
dreams will come true. This was
what Jill, Jeanne, Dot, Sue and
the rest thought as they blithely
set off for the beautiful FL Dor
ado" with its "congenical young
crowd" How could they know
that MIR. Maximillian, Jason"
and small donkey were on their
way to the very same ranch
but with slightly different mo-
tiveS?
When both groups arrive and
find but wait, you'll be con.
fused, too, and completely fascin-
ated by the delightful plot and
fabulous songs of Wheaton
Highs wonderful new variety
show, "Howdy Partners.
It's different kind of western
with all the fixings for a really
entertaining evening. Bring your
girls, fellows, parents, younger
brothers and sisters for they'll
all love it,
The dates are April 81 and %
at 8 pm. at the Wheaton High
auditorium.
Admission is just so cents for
students Through 18th grade)
and IS cents for adults. It's GO
ing to be a terrific show and
everyone in the Wheaton area
should plan to make it date.
Last years show was ire
mendous success and there is no
reason why the turnout should
not be just as great this year.
Wheaton High is bubbling with
activity this year, Don't miss the
second annual carnival at Whea.
ton High School to be held in
the gym. 1t will include dinner
on April 20 and a dance on April
81. Some of the main features
will include the spook house or
devils den, hoopla cat rack, add
a-dart, shooting gallery, penny
pitch, balloon dart, bean bag
throw, cake walk, and kiddie cor
ner.
The carnival will run from $3.50
pm. to 8 pm. on April 20, with
a dinner being served from $50
pm. to pm. Saturday the car
nival begins at / pm. and con.
tinues through 8 pm, then the
dance will begin
Fifty percent of the profits will
go to some worthy project which
will be selected by representa-
tives from each sponsoring club.
The other half of the profits is
to be divided among the seven
participating clubs.
The clubs participating in this
carnival are Student Council, Key
Club, Future Homemakers of
America, Honor Society, Future
Nurses of America, the Library
Club and the Drill Squad. Come
out early and stay all day for the
time of your life at the carnival.
Once again Wheaton High
School is launched on a project
to help all of its students. They
are setting up summer employ.
ment service for the students
who wish summer employment.
These boys and girls are avail.
able for practically all types of
employment from June II until
school begins in September.
This is your opportunity to
help the youngsters of this com
munity to make their summer a
profitable one, by giving them
first consideration for any Jobs
any of the Wheaton or Glenmon.
lite merchants may have avail
able.
Employers who will have sum-
mer positions open for boys and
girls should contact Miss Kath-
ryn Diggs at the high school, tele.
phone VIII. $500.
1 can't add any statement that
win say how strongly l feel
about providing summer jobs for
the teenagers who will be
around. Last year the coopera.
ton from the merchants was tire.
mendous and surely they will
find some sort of jobs again this
year.
The American Legion Auxih.
airy, Rock Creek Unit 269 eli.
NAKED a year and a half long
program by presenting an Ameri-
can Legion flag to Post 268 in
Wheaton The presentation was
made at the st. Patrick's Day
dance by president Helen Riley
assisted by the Southern Mary
land District Color Guard TO
commander Frank r. Hayes, rep.
resenting the post.
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