Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

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other Maryland contestants.
Shreffler; treasurer, Mrs. Albert
Hansen; monitor, Mrs. Winfred
Day; sentinel, Mrs. Gordon Du-
vail; three trustees-Mrs. Will
ham Hodges, Mrs. Edmund
Rhodes and Mrs. Donald Shar-
rer. Holdover trustees are Mrs.
Donald Byrnes, Mrs. Walter
Shipley. and Mrs. Robert E.
Price.
Plans were discussed for the
annual parish picnic to be held
sometime in June at the Coon
Club. Refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Henry
Auth, Mrs. George Kelly and
Mrs. Roy Brohawn.
Damascus Campfire Girls
held ceremonial Sunday at the
Damascus Methodist Church.
The O-Ki.Cl-Ya-Pis group under
the leadership of Mrs. Stephen
Matthews was the main group
participating in the ceremonial
to pass Trail Seekers Rank and
also to receive honor beads. Also
participating were Mrs. William
Miles Wa-Ka-Na-Ki group and
Mrs. Henry Auth's Ta-Wa!Ta-
Mi group. Mrs. Richard Doc
lan's Nekoda group provided the
music for the occasion. Receiv-
ing their Trail Seeker ranks
were Nicky Anamosa, Joan
Beaver, Barbara Darby, Kathy
Hanson, Joan Hitchcock, Linda
10 Howes, Linda Matthews,
Pamela Mocarsky, Judy Moles-
worth and Margaret Slacum, all
Of Mrs. Matthews group and Ka-
rem Wallen of Mrs. Miles group.
Trail Seekers rank was awarded
to the girls by Mrs. Raymond
Wilson and honor beads by Mrs.
Albert Wordsworth.
The Damascus High School
| Future Farmers of America
Chapter met last week to elect
officers for the coming year
with the following results: Leon.
ard Moxley, president; Arthur
johnson, jr., vice president;
George yesterday, secretary;
Charles Cramer, treasurer;
Harold Riggleman, reporter, and
Carl Cline, sentinel.
Three more scholarships have
been awarded to Damascus
High School students, Clifford
Burdette has won a scholarship
to Randolph Macon College in
Virginia. Woodrow Ward has
won a scholarship to Strayer's
business College and Thomas
White has won a scholarship to
Johns Hopkins.
The Montgomery County Test.
ing Program is being conducted
now under the direction of the
Guidance Department at Da.
mascus High. The classes in
volved will be physics, French,
algebra, English and U. S. his
tory.
The class Of 1859 is complet-
ing its plans for the Commence
ment exercises. Persons attend
ing the ceremonies will see the
senior class motto illustrated on
a huge 16 by 20 backdrop be-
hind the speakers platform. I'm
like the practice in past years
the entire backdrop was con
structed by the seniors without
the assistance of a professional
artist. Connie Mills and Donald
Larkin, backdrop co-chairmen
report their project is near com
pletion and that the class theme
Never a Mountain too High
will be illustrated in blue and
white corrugated paper.
The Damascus High track
team participated in the state
track meet last week at the U. Of
Maryland. North Carroll High
placed first with 81 points, Da
mascus second with n points
and Eastern third with 611k. In
diHdual winners were 100 YARD
dash, first, Louis Abrahamsi
go yd. dash, 7th, Pete Carlton
440 yd. dash, second, Woodrow
Ward; $50 I'd. run, 5th, Donald
Leishear; mile run, 1st, Arthur
Johnson; $40 I'd. relay, 4tf
Bobby Stup, Bill Matney, Pete
Carlton and Frank Rice; $50 I'd
relay, 1st,' Bobby Stup, Frank
lin Grimes, Leonard King am
! Frank Rice; mile relay, End