Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-10
cI0rksburg
PROMISING
Year Seen
By Principal
By Kelly Taylor
WAverly 6-0035

tle supplies, we are still some
what crowded for space, but
the plans for our new addition
are ready to be approved by the
board" said Clifton Crockett,
principle of Clarksburg school.
THE $3.50 school year looks
promising indeed"
Members of the school faculty
were entertained Friday by the
members of the P-TA at the an
nual welcome luncheon served
at the school. Mr.. Crockett in
PRODUCED five new teachers, Miss
Jean Thomas, the new kinder
garten teacher. Miss Thomas
formally taught mentally re-
tarded children in Frederick
county, her hometown is Liber-
town, Nd, and she was gradu-
ated from Maryland. Mrs.
Gene Wilkins, formally of Alex
andria schools is the new first
grade teacher. Mrs. Wilkins has
been teaching seven years, her
hometown is Harrisonburg, Va,
she is a graduate of Madison
College.
Returning to teaching after an
absence of several years is Mrs.
Elmyra Burdette of Damascus.
Mrs. Burdette formally taught
music at Gaithersburg High
School, she calls Washington,
D. c., her hometown and she
will be teaching second grade.
Miss Barbara Mullinix, also
hometown, Damascus, will be-
gin her teaching career this
year at Clarksburg, she was
graduated from University of
North Carolina and will be
teaching fourth grade.
New in the fifth grade this
year is Mr.. Richard Davis, for
mally Of Berryville, Va, schools.
Mr.. Davis hometown is Blue
mont, Va, he is a graduate of
University of Maryland. He be-
gins his third year of teaching
this year.
A hearty welcome to you all,
may you all enjoy many years
of teaching at Clarksburg.
While we are passing out the
welcomes to all the new, we're
not forgetting the ones who are
returning this year. 1t is good
to have you back. We agree
with Mr.. Crockett, the year does
look promising.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C.
Cooley, Diane, and Mr.. Ray
mond Spring have returned
from a motor trip to Florida
where they visited Miami, Fl.
Lauderdale, Cypress Gardens
and Silver Springs. While in Fl.
Lauderdale, they were the
guest of former neighbors, Mr..
and Mrs. Westly Emmons from
Urbana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McCon-
nell and Bobbie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elvin Marshall and Debbie have
returned from a camping trip
to Deep Creek Lake in Garrett
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Burdette
are home from a motor trip to
Cacopon National Park at
Berkeley Springs West Va.
Mrs. Lois Maxwell arrived at
Friendship Airport from a jet
air trip, after visiting five
weeks in San Diego and San
Francisco with her daughter,
Mrs. F. D. Beary. Mrs. Beary
recently left the west coats for
Japan, where she expects to be
for two years.
Mrs. Clifton Crockett and
family reports busy summer.
The family visited on the east
ern shore with members of the
family and also enjoyed a
camping trip to Deep Creek
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Parham and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Lawrence
spent last weekend in Ocean
City where they enjoyed deep
sea fishing.
Linda Parham is home after
a month in Nashville, Tenn,
where she visited her grand
parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Clifford Beck and
family are home after a ten
day motor trip in the south.
They visited members Of the
family in Raleigh, Atlanta and
Mississippi.
X-rav TTuit Dua