Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-03-01
BY Susie Kaplan
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IlC i UilllS DOIlG OllleS INA
was sponsored by the Wheaton
Lions Club for their sight conSer
walton and blind fund was quite
a show last week. Two perform
ances were given. Judging from
the response of the crowd the
evening that I was there, every
one enjoyed themselves tremen
douSly.
Bob Pendleton, who is presi
dent of the Wheaton Lions. said
that he was sure they made a
few hundred dollars. 1t is a
shame that they couldn't have
cleared more, but the weather
was against them.
Many local people and children
participated in the program and
did their share. l can't possibly
list all of those who were in the
show, but many of the Wheaton.
ties were on hand. Ruth Pendle.
ton was the Magic Lady. Dolls
were Jean O'Neil, Bob Mazzolini,
Gilbert Field, Wayne Campbell,
BabS Sell and Nancy Peregrim.
For the toyland specialties, the
following children did their bit:
Connie Ryan, Sherry Harding,
Mary Lou Walden, Janice Wood
son, Kathy Black. Diane and
David Schlenker, Elaine Barry,
Penny Fiore, Judy Federman,
Barbara Nenna and Bobby
Brown.
Gail Rocker Sharon Butler,
Caroline Damn, Sherry Gottes.
man, Jenifer Soldono, Sonya
Yaska, Sandra Thompson and
Lisa Kaplan made up the baby
ballet. Master of ceremonies was
Jim Gustafson. There was a very
funny bit by Mac McConnaughy
and Jay Gleum as Dean Martin
and Jerry Lewis.
The Wheaton High students
who were the chorus girls were
Donna Marie Stump, Donna
Coker, Elodia Amatucci, Judy
Lucas, Virginia Lenker, Barbara
Diamond, Jackie Portfolio, Ger
aldine Lake, Joan Martin, Sandra
Bradfield, Donna Johnson, Bever-
ly Hicks, Barbara Caparotti, 10
McConnaughy, Lois Atwood, Joan
Barnhill, Theresa Reynolds,
Linda Avancena, Jean Seckel,
Janice Master Gwen Hanback,,
Joan Saverino, Pat Bean, Bar
bara Allen, Carole Balderson,
Bonnie Busler, Katherine Thomp.
son, Mary Ellen Smith and Bon
ME Meehan.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Pleasantview Elementary
PTA will meet Tuesday at 8:15
pm. at the school. Following the
general business meeting, Mrs.
Callas, principal of the school,
will talk on the principles of
education in terms of the elemen-
tary school program.
Following question a n d
answer period, the parents will
visit in the classroomS.
There is an important amend
ment to the constitution to be
discussed that evening Mr.. Bur
kart, president of the PTA, is
anxious that every member at
tend this meeting.
The monthly meeting of the
Glenmont Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation will be held at 8 pm.
Tuesday in the school auditorium.
Mrs. Grace -KurtZ, a supervisor
of elementary education in Mont
gomery County, will explain the
general program of social studies
in the elementary school cur
riculum.
Following this discussion, the
parents will be invited to the
classrooms where the teachers
will discuss the various projects
the pupils are working on in their
social studies at that particular
grade level. A question and
answer period will follow their
talk.
In connection with National
Flower Week a number of Whea-
ton children will be modelling
clothing on Inga's program to-
morrow at 2:30 pm. on channel a.
All clothes shown on the pro-
gram will be from our local Jr.
Deb Shop in the Triangle Shop
ping Center.
Those who will be seen on
Friday will be Judy Wender, Gay
Winslow, Linda Reep, Christine
O'Hagen, Mary Kay Draheim,