Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-22
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CARVER HOLDS OPEN HOUSE

CARVER HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
In observance of American Educ
cation Week, Carver High held
open house on Wednesday, More
than one hundred parents and p4
irons were in attendance. A PTA
dinner meeting was held as a .fe4
ture of open house. AS a part 81
the program, Lincoln Junior IKaah
School students discussed, "GuiaA
post to the Future" Herbert Pm
Their, Catherine Johnson, Maxine
Reid, Geraldine Payton, and p4-
vid Young were participantg.
Carver students discussed, Our
Schools in the Spotlight This
Week" Eleanor Harris, Branda
Waters. Lillian Baker, Yvor1ne
Thompson, Esther Hallman, Dor
is Daniel, Laura Frazier, and
Doris Howard were panel mem
bers. Mrs Margaret Hill, teacher
of English at Lincoln and Mrs.
b. o. Barnes, teacher of Social
Studies, directed groups respec-
lively.
The highlight of the evening
was the honor accorded Mrs. Mil
dred Smallwood. In recognition of
her devoted services to the or
ganization, she was presented a
lovely corsage.
The program chairman. Miss
Mabel Thomas, released the pro-
gram calendar as follows:
December The Functions Of
the PTA. Ia
January Explanation of Pu-
pill Reports and Promotion Re
quirements."
February-A Panel Discussion
on Helping Adolescents Solve
Their Personal and Social Prob
lens" W
March "A film about Human
Relations"
April Music: The Music De
partment of Lincoln and Carver.
May-"Course Offerings and
Requirements"
June Installation of Officers.
An assembly on Thursday de-
picted the history of the obsefv-
ance. The National Education AS
ISOLATION, the American Legion,
the Office of Education, the Ma
tional Congress of Parents and
Teachers all sponsors of the
celebration, were described as CO.
operative agencies. Students APP
pearing on the program were
George Swales, Dewey Isreal, Wiz
gle Frazier, Doris Daniel, Esther
Mailman, Lionel Owens, Dale Pfa-
Their, James Genus, Patricia
Thomas, Ruth Brooks, Ella Wins,
Elizabeth Copeland, and Minnie
Turner. Mrs. A. Y. Cunningham
sponsored the assembly. Music
was furnished by the Choral Club.
BREVITIES
Visiting friends attending Cary
er's Open House were Superin-
tendent Forbes H. Norris who
was greeted by the teaching staff
as he visited all areas of instfuc-
ton with the principal. S. f.
Craft; Mrs. +. F. Lines of the
Montgomery County Chapter Of
the OAR, who left OAR medal
to be presented to the student
who shows the most outstanding
ability in American History; Mr..
Robert Gibson, principal of Gal
thersburg High School; DR.. Louis
T. Monk, principal of Lincoln Ju-
Nor High School, Rockville; and
Mrs. Silas f. Craft, Guilford,
Howard County, wife of the priil-
cipal.
CURRICULUM GROUP MEETS
During the week, a meeting Of
vocational teachers was held with
the principal and counselor for
the purpose of studying curricu-
lum problems. Mr.. William G.
Feddeman, supervisor of indus
trial arts, and Mr.. Richard Wag-
ner, general supervisor of high
schools, were in attendance. ~
Students who have pictures in
the art exhibit at the board Of
education from Carver are Dor
othy Hammond, John Moten, Ha-
eel Dorsey, Minnie Turner, Dor
othy Hebron, Althea Thompson,
Rosetta Sewell, Phyllis Waters,
and Robert Taylor.
Michael Daniel, Howard Bell,
Franklin Moten and Andrew Pra-
Their, tenth graders in the world
history class, visited the United
! Nations with the annual tour
sponsored by the League Of Wo-
men Voters. Andrew Prather Is
appearing on panel discussion
Saturday morning in Rockville on
the u. N. Tour, Station WINK.
Mrs. Naomi Millinder chaperoned
the students.
Plans are underway for gala
fall festival on November 30.
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