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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-14

what will happen, say a decade
hence if our teaching resources
are not adequately replenished?
At the moment the various teach
er schools supply annually only
25% of the needed educational
personnel. Even if that rate per-
sists over the next few years, and
this is highly improbable, the
situation will become tragically
grave even if there is no increase
in Jewish school enrolment,
supposition which is wholly
against the stark and realistic fact
that the school age population in
the country will be rising over the
next decade.
In recent years there has been
wide awareness in circles of Jew
ish leadership of the need of tack
ling the problem of Jewish edu-
cation through the teacher, a neg
lected figure of a man who more
often than not is looked upon con-
descendingly by the members of
his community and his school, let
alone his pupils. But while it is
true that one of the reasons be-
hind the declining interest in the
Jewish teaching profession has
been the failure Of the communi-
ties to attach the same status and
prestige to Jewish educators that
are accorded other professions,
the basic motivation behind the
teacher shortage is economics and
insecurity. Young people simply
shun a profession where there is
no tenure and no security. AS !
have said on several occasions be-
fore, the problem is beyond tack
ling by any one single commu-
nifty. If the resources can be mus
tered to bring to the Jewish
teacher bread, dignity and secur-
ity in old age the teacher colleges
will not have to go begging for
students.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-14
Jewish Education

There was a time when those
concerned with Jewish education
complained of indifference as the
core of the educational problem.
Attendance in Jewish schools was
dwindling and the task was how
to reach parents and communi-
cate to them the idea of the in
dispensability of the school to
Jewish survival. Today, with the
growth of the Jewish school pop
ulation and rising Jewish school
attendance, we are faced with
what in this columnist's opinion
is more serious crisis-lack of
teachers. For, if the declining
trend in Jewish teacher person
mel continues we may well face
an insoluble crisis. Recently it
was pointed out by Philip w.
Lown, president of the American
Association for Jewish Teachers,
that the major problem facing the
Jewish communities of America
in their efforts to develop Jewish
education programs is the short
age of qualified teachers. If that is
the 'crux of the problem now,
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-14
BY NATHAN ZIPRIN

The past two decades, we are
reminded over and over again,
have witnessed an awakened in
terest in religion and Jewish edu-
cation. Yet ironically enough our
Jewish educational structure at
the moment is facing grave and
complex" strains that must be re-
paired at once if we are to sue
cessfully cope with the problem
of upbringing our children Jew
ishly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
RIMS Lacks Big Star
But Better Balanced

Carl Fahrner, basketball coach
at Richard Montgomery, believes
mis- team will hold its own"
against similar-size schools, but
may run into trouble against the
bigger, Class A schools.
He hopes his cagemen can bet
ter last years 3-18 mark.
This years Rocket squad lacks
a STAR" but is better balanced,
says the coach. In early practice
sessions the team has shown "hus-
tie and spirit" Mr.. Farmer says.
The missing star of last years
quint is Llyn Zuck, the high scor-
err, who has graduated. Missing,
too, are Fred Milwee, a good re-
bound man, who graduated, and
Jim Laird, who moved out of the
area.
Coach Farhner will build his
team around these returnees: Jim
Diddle, John Russell, Harry Pom
thus, Roger Hutchinson, Gary
Thompson, Bob Beall, and Roger
Bride.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

Two schools, four new coaches, and two rules
changes hghight the opening of the county high school
basketball season next week.
The schools, Northwood and Walter Johnson bring
to IL the number of high schools with court squads.
Kyle Wilson will be Northwoods first basketball coach
and Allen Swck the first cage mentor at Walter Johnson
Perry Johnson at Bethesda-Chevy Chase and John Burk
Sherwood have moved from junior varsity coach to take
over the varsity reins
The other coaching assignments remain the same Ed
offa at Blair Donald Drown at Wheaton,
Montgomery Ropert Curry Carver Mccarthy Gathers
burg Leon Swart at Damascus
Some coaches expect the players have little trouble get
ting accustomed to the rules.
One widens the eyhole slot
under the basket.
Professional college leagues previously adopted
12foot slot
players allowed to remain in the slot only three
seconds.
change permits team to occupy both underbaket
positions when team gets a foul
John Burk compiled POS his years
Sherwood
coming county he coached year at Virginia
Beach, Va High School, and three Crsfield Nd High
School,
played and football at Washington College,
Chesertown Md and attended Roberts High School, Ches
Pa.
last year in his first county coaching post
After graduating from the University Maryland he helped
coach the freshman squad at Penn State
Allen Swick Walter Johnson after West
Junior High School.
county experience in West Virginia
years Romney High played
Potomac State and Sheppard College in that state
played basketball while service
Kyle Wilson coached Parkle High Baltimore County
a year.
previous years guided
Oakland Md, High School. His District
Wilson played Fairmont W.
College and Clay Battee High School, Blacsve W. Va
He received his degree physical education West
Virginia University.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
County Coaches Label
C'Burg Tops For Size

and Warren Schwab all boast var
sity experience. In the case of
Hurlebas the experience is ex-
tensive.
Gary Elders, 6 #. inch, played
some ball in Scranton and has
been getting in shape for the
court sport by playing in a sum
mer basketball league.
Carl Shipley and Roland Green,
a pair of six-footers, may make
the big jump from the junior high
squad to the varsity
While others point to his squad
as the team to beat, Coach Nc
Carthy says his boys will be hard
est pressed by Sherwood and
Wheaton.
Adam Zetts is the new junior
varsity coach at Gaithersburg and
Jim Schweitzer is guiding the ju-
Nor high team.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
Injuries, Grads Worry
SherwOOd's New Coach

Only one player is returning
from last years 10-man Sherwood
varsity that posted a 1875 season
record, knocked off Gaithersburg
in a special playoff for a spot in
the Class B district tournament,
and advanced to the finals in the
tourney.
In addition to being heavy hit
by graduation, new coach John
Burk has had two experienced
candidates sidelined by football in
juries, probably for the season.
Dean Field underwent knee
operation and Teddy Potter suf-
fered a cracked vertebra.
Lone varsity returnee is s foot
2 inch George Baker. Jostling for
the other positions are Birdie Toll.
son, Buddy Kuykendall and Ger.
aid Bailey, who saw some action
last season, and Bryan Thompson
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
A OF Blair
Starting 5
Graduated

Four of last years Blair start
ing five that won 10 and lost eight
have departed, diplomas in hand
Bill Froman, Joe Zovona, Dick
Smith, and Ed Clements.
Coach Ed Moffat will build his
Blazer squad around the lone re-
turning starter, 6 #. 4 inch center
Max Beasley, a number of lads
with some varsity experience, and
candidates from last years junior
varsity that compiled a 20-2 rec
ord.
After early practice sessions
Moffat said his charges need par
ticular drilling on defense.
In addition to Beasley, Bob
Daniels, Barry Goss, Tom Brown,
Bob CorZine, Gordon Kisner, Jim
Stogo, and Charles Castle are be-
ing eyed for the starting qhnt.
Brown and Stogo also played
on the Blazer football team.
Castle is the teams tall man at
6 fl. 5 inches.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

All but Pontius and Bride are
6 feet tall or more. All but Diddle
are seniors.
Mike Isreal, a 6 foot transferred
from Carver, shows promise, es
pecially under the backboards.
Other prospects include Dennis
Floyd and Phil Case, pair of tall
sophomores, and Tom Lyman
Jay Dawson, and Carl Kaufman
who played on the Rocket football
team.
Among the big schools coach
Farmer fears the most are Whea
ton, Frederick, Bladensburg ant
Annapolis.
He thinks the Rockets tradi
tlonal rival, Gaithersburg, will
have tough team this season. He
is keeping a cautious eye on the
county's two new schools, Walter
johnson and Northwood, also.
Harry Botsford, the Rocket
grid mentor, has taken over the
junior varsity and junior higf
coaching duties.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

County coaches have almost
unanimously fingered Gathers
burg as THE team to beat among
the areas medium-sized schools.
With three returning starters,
coach Pat McCarthy's Troians
will be trying to improve on last
seasons 80 record. GaitherSburg
lost to Sherwood in a special play
off for the county Class B title.
Mccarthy has a tall squad this
year. In addition to his three vets
he's got four lads with at least
some varsity experience, one
transferee from Scranton, Pa,
and two promising boys up from
the junior high school.
The trio of returning starters
are 6 #. 4 inch Bucky Hoyle, 6
#. 3 inch Jim LeCompt, and Bob
by Costello.
Eric Hurlebas, 6 #. 3 inches,
Jimmy Briggs, 6 it,, Allan Steele,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

and Tommy Allnutt, from last
years junior varsity.
Other lads being eyed by coach
Burk include 6 foot 4 inch Fred
Kruhm, who played w ball two
years ago but was idle last sea-
son, and Jack Mertenn, who
boasts varsity experience at De-
Matha.
Mr.. Burk is also screening IS
tenth graders.
The new coach believes Cath.
ersburg will again prove tough
among the Warriors Class B com.
petition. He says he doesn't know
what to expect from Northwood,
the county's other Glass B school,
open for the first time this year
Frederick, "the biggest school
we play" Richard Montgomery
and Wheaton will also extend his
charges, coach Burk believes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
Northwood Coach Believes
Hustle Offsets Greeness

Coach Kyle Wilson at the new
Northwood High School believes
the &C boys out for basketball
make up in hustle and interest"
what they lack in experience.
Only a handful of lads have
seen more than junior high school
action. e
Two leading candidates, Dave
Ramsey and Charles Graham, are
from Eastern Junior High School.
Another pair, Gary Anderson and
Dick Slye. played at Montgomery
Hills JHS.
Boosting the most experience,
probably, is Ronald Engstrum
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
4 Vets Spark
Court Squad
At Damascus

With a varsity including four
veterans, three lads up from the
JUNIOR varsity and two up from
junior high school, and one tower
ing newcomer, Damascus coach
Leon Swart hopes to present a
basketball team to match last
years squad that won Is and
lost 3.
Lack of height will plague his
team, the coach fears.
Returning from last years first
string is Gary Howes. Second.
stringers likely to start this sea-
son are Jack Hunt, George Green
and Bob Walters.
Battling for the pivot position
are Hans SchwarZ, 6 #. 2 inches,
who was on the jv last year, and
Clifford Butcher, 6 IT. 312 inches,
who is making his first stab at
the cage sport.
Rounding out the Damascut var
sity are Walter Magruder and
Jerry Hyatt, up from the jv, and
James johnson and Louis Abra-
hams, who have junior high expe-
rience.
Coach Swart admits he will
miss last years double-pivot men,
Clarence Thompson and Ronald
Cue, who averaged 10 and II
points per game, respectively.
Gone also are Fred Magruder and
Donald Johnson from the start
ing five.
The coach has plotted an am
bilious schedule, playing only
PoolesVlle and Sykesville in his
own class. Gaithersburg, Sher-
wood, and Howard County will
provide rugged competition for
his charges, Mr.. Swart predicts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
B-CCCoach
Led " To
40 Mark

If Bethesda-Chevy Chase's new
head coach Perry Johnson can
guide the Baron varsity as effec-
lively as he guided last years
junior varsity, B.CC will have one
of the areas top teams.
With johnson as mentor the
junior Barons breeZed through a
17-game schedule without loss.
But in taking over the varsity
reins from Al Sadusky, johnson
inherits a cage squad weakened
by injuries and graduations.
Gone are four of last seasons
starting five: Walton Sanderson,
Angus Lamond, Tom harrington
and Bob Tucker.
The fifth member of last year
varsity quintet, Lee Steininger,
will be sidelined at least a month
with blood ailment.
Another injury-benched player
is Bob Windsor, a 5 foot II inch
junior who played on the w last
year. He'll be out at least month
with broken foot suffered dur
ing early practice session.
That leaves coach Johnson with
a small group of lads back from
last years varsity and w. He
hopes to build a squad that will
improve on the Barons' 11-8 rec
ord of last season.
Returning varsity players in
clude Jim Simpson
clude Jim Shipman, 6 feet q inch
es, likely to be assigned the cen
ter spot; Dave Amy, 6 feet, Mick
ey Desmond, 5 feet 10 inches, and
Doug Bremen, 6 feet 2h inches.
From the w coach Johnson
brings with him Bucky Brum.
5augh, 6 feet IL inches; Richie
Lee, 5 feet 8 inches, and Craig
Fielder, feet l Inches.
The Barons open their 20-game
schedule next Friday on the road
against Washington and Lee, and
coach Johnson believes the opener
will be one of his toughest games.
Other TOUCHES will include the
Bi-County League matches slated
against Bladenburg and tradition
al rival Blair, he says.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
Wheaton I'm
Bi-County
First Time

For its first season in the BIZ
County League Wheaton will pre-
sent team mixing a fair num-
Der of returning veterans with
some promising youngsters from
last years junior varsity.
The knights will, however,
miss what coach Donald Drown
calls his "key men" from last year
Bruce Ringler who Melted about
20 points a game and Jerry Pow
er who tailed about 10 a game.
Wheaton posted 1874 record
last season.
Coach Drown is wary of the
two other Montgomery entries in
the Bi-County Circuit-Blair and
Bethesda Chevy Chase. He be-
lieves Gaithersburg will also be
rugged for his team.
Carrying most of the load will
be veterans Bill Armstrong, Shell
don Hervitz, a 6 #. 2 inch re-
bound specialist, and Charles
Holmes who averaged 10 points a
game last season.
Battling for the other starting
spots are Bill Barr, Paul Crow
and Bill Quinter. The latter is a
6 #. l inch football star.
Up from the jv are Roger Rich
ards, the teams tallest man at 6
#. 3 inches, Dale Jacques, Don
Wright, and Bill McAllister.
Bernard Michels has been
named junior varsity mentor and
Robert Sanford is new ninth
grade coach.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

who transferred to the next school
after playing last season on the
Wheaton Junior varsity.
Robert Dagherty and San Bean
are transferees from Blair but
neither played basketball there.
Robert Ciapette comes to
Northwood from Boston where
he played junior high ball.
The Indians play an ambitious
all-varsity schedule in their mi
tial season of competition.
Coach Wilson believes his team
will have most trouble with Rich
ard Montgomery, Gaithersburg,
and fellow newcomer Walter
johnson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

dick moves to the new school
from the Bethesda Chevy Chase
jv.
The other candidates-all juni-
ors and sophomores-have only
junior high school experience.
Coach has cut the original so
boys out for the team at 16. In
addition to the four named they
are Bill Hiatt, Scott Williamson,
Continued on Page y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
New Walter johnson Team
Has Four Experienced Men

Although the new Walter John
son High School will be fielding
its first basketball team this sea
son, coach Allen Swick has a
quartette Of boys with at least
some cage experience.
Wilson Willie and Dan Shaver
played junior varsity ball in Oma.
ha, Nebr., last season; Bill Stur.
davent was on a high school jv
in Nashville. Tenn; and Pete Ire.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
February s

Harriet Tubman at Carver, 8;
Howard County at Damascus,
$3.50; Galthersburg at Sherwood,
7; Blair at Wheaton, 7; North
wood at Poolesville. 7; Annapolis
at RMHS, 7; Walter Johnson at
OXon Hill, T.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
February Is

Wheaton at B-cC, 7; Gainesville
at Carver, 8; Gaithersburg at
RMHS, 7; Woodward Prep at
Blair, 7; Northwood at Frederick
Sasscer, Z; South Hagerstown at
Walter Johnson, Z; Damascus at
Poolesville. $3.50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
February II

Suitland at B.CC, 3; Gathers.
burg at Laurel, 2; Blair at High
Point, $3.50; Northwood at Gwynn
Park, 2; Poolesville at Maryland
State School for the Deaf, 4;
RMHS at Walter Johnson, $3.50;
Sherwood at Lackkey, 2; Bladens.
burg at Wheaton, $3.50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
POOlesville Coach,
In 43-BOy School,
Seeking Players

PoolesVille coach Bob MOwen
looks enviously at some of the
down county schools where 100
boys try out for the basketball
team.
There are only 43 boy students
at the tiny up-county school, many
Continued on Page y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
February 10

High Point at B-CC, $3.50; Car
yer at Upper Marlboro, 2:30;
Poolesville at Gaithersburg, 2;30;
Blair at Suitland, 2;30; RMfIS at
Northwood, 2; Annapolis at Wal.
ter Johnson, $3.50; Wheaton at
Northwestern, 2:30.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
February 5

B-CC at High Point, 2; Carver
at Leesburg, 2:30; Northwood at
Damascus, 2; Gaithersburg at
Walter Johnson, $3.50; Suitland at
Blair, $3.50; Sherwood al Pooles.
vile, 2:30; RMHS at Bladensburg,
2:30; Northwestern at Wheaton,
$3.50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
Carver Lacks
Height; Coach
Pushes Squad

What a basketball team lacks
in height it must make up in
speed.
So coach Rupert Curry, faced
with a short squad for the second
Continued on Page q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
January s

st. Adams at B-CC, $3.50; Car
yer at Hagerstown, 2:30; Priory
at Gaithersburg, $3.50; Poolesville
at Sherwood, 2:30; Laurel at
RMHS, $3.50; B-CC w at Walter
johnson, $3.50; Suitland at Whea-
ton, $3.50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
January Is

B-CC at Suitland, 2:30; Carver
at Winchester, 2:30; Damascus at
Northwood, 2:30; Gaithersburg at
Poolesville, 2:30; High Point at
Blair, $3.50; Frederick at RMHS,
$3.50; Lackey at Sherwood, 2:30;
Walter johnson at South Hagers-
town, 2:30; Wheaton at Bladens.
burg, 3.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

Coolidge at B-CC, 7; Carver at
Harriet Tubman, 1880; Western at
Blair, 7; Damascus at SykesHlle,
$50; Northwood at Walter John
son, Z; Alumni at Poolesville, 1880;
Howard County at RMHS, q;
Sherwood at Frederick, z.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
December IL

Georgetown Prep at B-CC, $3.50;
Maryland School for the Deaf, at
Damascus, $3.50; Surrattsville at
Northwood, 2:30; High Point at
Walter Johnson, $3.50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
December z

B-CC at Washington and Lee,
$50; Sykesville at Damascus,
$3.50; Middletown at Poolesville, Il;
Laurel at Sherwood, z; Walter
johnson at Blair, 7.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
January Is

Blair at B-CC, 7; Sherwood at
Damascus, Z; RMTIS at Gathers
burg. Il; Frederick Sasscer at
Northwood, Z; Maryland School
for the Deaf at Poolesville, 7:30;
Walter Johnson at Howard Coun.
tv, T.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
December Is

RMIIS at Damascus, 2; Wilson
at Blair, $3.50; Priory at North
wood, 3:45; Sherwood at Whea-
ton, 2:30; Walter Johnson at B.
&C, 5.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
January 8
Roosevelt at Blair, $3.50.
January IL

B-Cc at Wheaton, Z; Charles
town at Carver, 8; Alumni at Da.
mascus, $3.50; Sherwood at Gath.
ersbprg, 7; DeMatha at Blair, q
Poolesyille at Northwood, z; Wal
ter Johnson at RMHS, Z.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
February Il

B-CC at Blair, z; Winchester at
Carver 8; Damascus at Howard
County, $50; Wheaton at Gath
ersburg, 7; Walter Johnson at
Northwood, 7; RMTS at Sher-
wood T.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
December 10

Poolesville at Walkersvlle,
1870.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
January %
January 30
RMdS at Howard County, $3.50
February l

B-CC at Bladensburg, 7; Ha.
gerstown at Carver, 8; Gathers,
burg at Damascus, 7; Blair at
Northwestern, 7; Kendall at
Northwood, Z; Walkersville at
Poolesville, z; RMHS at Freder-
lex, Z; Howard County at Walter
Johnson, Z; Wheaton at Suitland,
O.2O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
Unofficial 1861 High School Basketball Schedule
January Is

B-CC VS.. Northwestern at Uni.
versity Of Maryland, 8; Leesburg
at Carver, 8; Walter Johnson at
Gaithersburg, 4; Bladensburg at
Blair, 7; Sherwood at RIMS, T.
January %
Gonzaga at B-CC, $3.50; Carver
at Martinburg, 2:30; Damascus at
Maryland School for the Deaf,
$3.50; Gaithersburg at Northwood,
2:30; Frederick at Sherwood,
3:30.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
January %

B-CC at Landon, 2:30; Carver at
Catonsvilles 2:30; Damascus at
RMIIS. $3.50; Laurel at Gathers.
burg, $3.50; Northwood at Sur.
rattsville, 3; Sherwood at Whea.
ton, 4; Wheaton at High Point, 2.
January %
Anacostia at Blair, $3.50.
January "a
Poolesviile at Damascus, Z;
High Point at Wheaton, z.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
December Il

Alumni at B-CC, 6:45; Alumni
at Carver, 8; Damascus at Sher-
wood, 7; Gonzaga at Blair, Z;
Wheaton at RMIIS, 7.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
March 5
Carver at Frederick, 2:30.
March 8

Bladensburg at B-Cc. Z; Upper
Marlboro at Carver, 8; Northwes-
tern at Blair, Z.