Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

STUDENT finances at FLlcndru
Montgomery Hig h S &c h o ol
must be in much better shape
than that of their parents, or
of the government, for that
matter.
Last week the school bank put
some of its stock up for sale for
10 cents a share. But bank Off
cials clamped the lid on sales at
SO shares per person.
And no wonder. Informants say
that the stock usually returns a
10 percent dividend!
Other good news from RMHS
is that the home room with the
highest number of student coun-
Gil members will be given a box
of candy bars daily during the
Student Council membership
drive.
John Grabowski, RMHS stu
dent, recently won the schools
Voice of Democracy contest and
will represent the school in the
upcoming countrywide contest.
And RMIIS has been mentioned
as a likely contender for vice.
presidency of the inter-high school
Maryland Association of Student
Councils, which convenes today,
tomorrow and Saturday, at Bla.
ensburg.
Walter johnson
The Walter johnson Wheel
Club, sponsored by the Bethesda
Rotary Club, will stage a Hallow.
cen Hop tomorrow from $3.50 un.
til 1870 pm. at school. The ad.
mission is free and dress is street
wear. Music will be provided BY
the Record Hoppers. Purpose of
the dance: avert Halloween van.
dalism.
Walter Johnson will send five
students to the Maryland Asso.
citation of Students Councils: Bob
Van Nice, Jud Pearson, Sue All
stetter, Gail Yano, and Mickey
Karr.
Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg's student play,
"Her Kissin' Cousin" to be pre-.
sented November 81 and %, has
been cast. Players will include
Ann Truitt, Carl Cook, Bruce
Deppa, Ginger Graybill, Elizabeth
Rice, Cathy Winter, Hunter Da.
wilson, and still another student
not yet selected.
Lolly Beatty, president of the
Student Council at Gaithersburg,
last Saturday attended the Mary.
land Conference on Citizenship al
the Annapolis State House. The
conference is made up of high
school seniors and college stu,
dents.
Sherwood
Sherwood students are right in
the swing this campaign year.
Social Science classes from the
9th through the 18th grades to.
day were to hold mock state and
local elections to office. Results
will be known tomorrow.
And by this time, Sherwood
candidates for the Rockville
Christmas Queen contest, spon.
sored by the Rockville Junior
Chamber of Commerce should be
known. Candidates for the con-
test, when this newspaper went to
press included Linda Hurst, Bar
bara Bestpitch. Carolyn Potter,
Carole Callahan, and Stephanie
Haviland.
The Queen will be chosen No
vember 26 at Milt Grant record
hop at Richard Montgomery high
school.
Additions for the senior play,
'Maudie and the Opposite Sex"
were held October 20-23 and prac-
tice is now under way. Other try
outs include semi-final trials for
cheer leaders today with finals
set for November 6.
Sherwood also will send stu
dents to the Student Council con-
vention at Bladensburg. They are
Derek White, Carolyn Potter, Lin.
da Hurst, Dick Fiddler, Chandler
Lewis, Martha Biggs, and San
dra Nader.
Damascus
The Senior Class of Damascus
High School served the Damascus
Lions Club on October 81. The
proceeds from the dinner will 20
toward paying Senior expenses.
On the same day, the boys soc.
Ger team played host to the