Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29


the adult education class in
Clothing Construction being
held at Damascus High School.
Mrs. Neil Davis, chairman of
the adult education program in
the Damascus P-TA, reports
that the class has II members
and that it meets from 1880 to
$50.
The following officers were
elected last week by the sophie
more class at DIS: president,
Gary Baker; vice president, Cur
tbs Day; secretary, Gilcin Mead
ors, and treasurer, Brenda
Rhinehart. Margaret Schierloh
is tenth grade advisor.
Gloria King, Jerry Duvall,
Carolyn White and Reggie
Power from DIS were MEM
bers of the Maryland State Cho-
rus which gave a concert re-
Gently for the teachers attend
ing the State Teachers Conven-
ton in Baltimore. Billy Case
and Don King from DIS were
members of the Maryland State
Band which played for the same
group Thursday.
"Aesop's Fables" was the
theme of the October meeting
of Damascus Cub Scout Pack
III. Each den presented one Of
the fables in a skit or in panto-
mime. Emerson Saylor, Achieve
ment Awards chairman, pre-
sented the following awards:
Wolf, Kenneth Shook, Wayne
Shaw; Bear-Michael Isaacs,
Daniel Pullen; Gold Arrow
Tommy Gardner, Wayne War
field, Wayne Shaw; Silver Ar
row-Larry Mills, Wayne War
field, Mark Proett, Bernie Fren-
eel; second year service pin,
Mark Proett. William Trench
was taken in as a bobcat. Rob
ert Hart and Albert Hanson,
Cub Scout committeeman were
in charge of the program In the
absence of cubmaster Keith
Davey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Null
hern are receiving congratula.
tons on the birth of their son,
John, October 10 at Suburban
Hospital. John has six brothers
and one sister waiting for him
at home. Mr.. Mulhern Is guild.
ance counselor at the high
school. fJl
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Pearce
are receiving congratulations
on the birth Of their first child
on October 16 at Frederick Me-
mortal. Master Milton Ashley
Pearce weighed in at nine
pounds and seven ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Watkins
have received interesting news
In a letter from their son, Cap.
tain Walter L. Watkins, who Is
stationed in Germany. His bat.
talon has recently been award
ed the Belgian Croix de Guerre
for heroic action at Bastogne in
1914. A movie was made of the
awarding of the citation and it
will be shown In the near future
on television.
The DIS Boys Soccer team
defeated Poolesville October ID
by a score Of 81. Robert Stup
scored two points and Wayne
Souder one for Damascus.
The Browningsville-L
Homemakers met October 81 at
the home of Mrs. John Stup
with Mrs. Mollie Gladhill as CO.
hostess. There were 10 men,
bers and one visitor present.
Mrs. Robert Keil presided. Sec
rotary Mrs. Helena Lewis called
the roll which each member an
swered by stating whether they
wore foundation garments and
whether they were satisfied
with them. Mrs. Sidney Mills
and Mrs. Chester Leishear gave
a demonstration on the care and
fitting of foundation garments.
Chester Leishear, Raymond
Kemp, Roland Green and Jack
Tregoning returned Friday
from South Dakota where they
enjoyed some very successful
pheasant hunting.
The DIS newspaper, the Hor-
nets Buzz, went on sale last
week in homerooms. Students
working on the paper are men,
bers of the Journalism class
taught by Mr.. Charles Parker.
Co-editors are Carol Steckman
and Jackie Jacobs; business
manager, Paul Welsh; news edi-
tor, Elaine Tobin, feature edi-
tors, Mary Kesler and Maurice
Browning and sports editor,
Linda Burdette.
Season tickets for basketball
home games are now being sold
by Varsity Club members. The
cost is So per student and IS
per adult. This is a so percent
saving for both groups and al
lows the holder to attend all II
home games without having to
pay gate admission.
The twelfth annual Flower
Show held October II at the
high school was very success
full. Ribbons were donated by
r.