Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Damascus
Damascus
Scores Get
Awards at
High School
By Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Clearwater 1862

A special awards assembly was
held last Thursday at the high
school with many youngsters re
ceiving awards.
Pins were awarded to the fol
lowing members of the Future
Teachers of America. Opal King
Sandra King, Ann Davidson, Jan
ice Cline, Tommy White, Pamela
Dame, Jean Allen and Charles
Mowry.
Pins and guards with the mum.
Der of years of service were pre-.
sented to the cheerleaders. Four
year pins to Barbara Mcdaniel
and Barbara Thompson. Three
year pins to Linda Blood, Sandra
King, Ann Davidson and Doris
Wallace. A two-year pin to Jo
Ann Shorb.
Girls Athletic awards. To the
following junior high girls small
DIS were given: Ethel Bennett,
Linda Burdette, Rita Birch, Mary
Crown, Gail Hurley Betty Lei
shear, Bonnie Lewis, Sharon
Monkey, and Jane Mullineaux.
Tenth grade Senior High Girls:
Diamond awards to Linda Ale
shire, Karen Ambrose, Grace Bry-
an, Ida King and Louise Mann.
Eleventh grade: Diamond awards
to Eileen Beall, Roberta Nichols,
Deborah Warfield and Nancy
Windham. Shield and letter to
Ann Hurley.
Twelfth grade award: Dia-
mond, shield and letter to Mel
man Aleshire, Linda Blood and
Louise st. Clair. Shield, letter
and pennant to Frances Hawse.
Letter and pennant to Barbara
Thompson and pennant to Bar
bara Mcdaniel.
The Girls Athletic Association,
new organization this year, pre-
scented pins to the following: Bar
bara Mcdaniel, Deborah War
field, Barbara Thompson, Louise
st. Clair, Barbara Pearson, Lin
da Blood, Nelman Aleshire,
Frances Hawse, Ann Hurley, Rob-
erta Nichols, Karen Ambrose,
Grace Bryan and Ida King.
The Future Homemakers of
America awarded pins for the
Junior Homemakers degree to
Opal King, Jean Allen. Barbara
Pearson, Darlene Lyins, Linda
Pruitt, and Mary Higgins.
The following band members
received pins each in the shape
of the instrument he played. Sew
enth graders were Jimmy Drake,
Richard Meadors and Jackie Say
Tor. Eight graders were Gary Ba-
ker, Nelson Beall, Joe Chambers,
Robert Hood, Gilcin Meadors,
Daniel Ifert, Kenneth Petrie,
Phillip Steele, and James Baker.
Ninth grade pins went to Michael
Burdette. Edward Burdette, Bob
by Glodfelter, Wayne Mullinix,
Edward Suddath and Elaine Tob.
in. Tenth graders We're Karen
Ambrose. Allan Burke, Druid
Clodfelter, Linda Pruit, Leonard
King, Elizabeth Wilson, William
Case, Richard Doolan, Leonard
Monkey, Jack King and John
King. Twelfth grade, to Dean
KeSler.
Special pins from the AAA
were presented to Safety Patrol
Captain Dean Kesler and his lieu.
tenants Nelson Rhinehart and
Richard Doolan. Certificates went
to the following patrol girls and
boys: Nelman Aleshire, Frances
Hawse, Dean Kesler, Kenneth
Pruitt, Myrtle Seal, 10 Ann
Shorb, Louise st. Clair, Opal
King, Louise Beall, Kitty Lewis
Norma Lynch, Richard Sands
Grace Bryan, Peggy Burdette, Lo,
la King, Edna Seal, Billy Case,
John King, Patricia Poole, Kay
Brandenburg, Maurice Browning
Patricia Desch, Alma Jean Hunt
Gail Hurley, Mary Kesler, Sharon
Monkey, Gaye Roddis, Robert
Beall, Brenda Burke, Jeanette
Duvall, Susan Frienmuth, Judy
Haines, George Johnson Thomas
Low, Mary Mallonee, Joan May
er, Roger Runkles, Ann Watkins
Donald Rau, Dicky Souder, Mary
Tackman.
The outstanding patrol mem
Der award was given to Mary
Kesler.
The Future Farmers of Amer
lea made the following state
awards: Poultry judging, James
Kemp and Arthur Johnson; mill,
judging, Michael Stevens; live
stock judging, Arthur Bowie;
dairy judging, Donald Leishear
and farm mechanic, Jimmy Glad
hill.
Regional FLA awards for the
Montgomery, Carroll and How
ard county area were presented
Senior public speaking, Arthur
Bowie. Junior public speaking
Alfred Higgins. Tractor driving
Lewis Haines. Soil and land judg
ing, Sterling King.