Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-14
Ddm0scuS
Scholastic
Honors Won
BY Hyatt
BY Marion Griffith
Clearwater 3.2622

| Clearwater 3-26S2
In recognition of Outstanding
leadership, scholastic achieve
ment and proficiency in mill
tary training" Jerry Herbert
Hyatt was awarded the Depart
ment of the Army Superior Ca
Diet Ribbon at Washington and
Lee University in Lexington, Va,
this past week.
Jerry is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt and the
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Williams and Mrs. Herbert Hy-
att, ST., all of Damascus. Jerry,
who was graduated from Da-
mascus High School last June,
Is a freshman in the pre-law
school and one of four In the
entire school to win this award,
the others being from the sophie
more, junior and senior classes.
Election fever is running at
high pitch this week at Damas-
Gus High School as candidates
campaign for the various stu
dent council offices. Election is
to be this Friday. Candidates for
the various offices are: presi.
dent, Jack King and Paul Welsh;
vice president, Jerry Duvall and
Mary Kessler; secretary, 10 Ann
Warfield and Carolyn White;
treasurer, Sharon Monkey and
Maurice Browning; chaplain,
Thomas Low and Curtis Day;
parliamentarian, Jane Watkins
and jeanne Duvall.
Mrs. c. M. Payne, chairman of
the Cancer Crusade for the Da.
mascus area, reports that $685.
has been collected. In addition
envelopes were left at many
homes for future donations and
it is hoped the sum will be size
ably larger when these are
mailed in. Mrs. Payne has asked
the column to express her thanks
to all who worked and all who
contributed and thereby helped
make the drive successful.
The Sacrament of First Holy
Communion was received Mon
day, May 10, by seven boys and
seven girls of st. Paul's Catho-
lie Church. The Childrens choir
from st. Martins School in
Galthersburg sang during the
service under the direction of
the Sisters Of Notre Dame. Fell
citations are extended to Mrs.
T. J. Parbuoni, who prepared
the children for this occasion.
Those receiving the sacrament
were Katherine Anamosa, Nam
cy Birch, Maureen Hart, Maria
Heflin, Theresa Hodges, Mary
Sharrer, Denise Spevak, John
Appleby, Thomas Appleby,
James Auth, Christopher Kelly,
Kelvin Marshall, Thomas Par
buoni and Thomas Rhodes.
The Damascus Chapter of the
National Honor Society and the
members of the seventh grade
will be host to the Damascus
sixth graders May Is at the an
nual orientation day. At this
time the junior high dramatics
club will present a skit depicting
daily life at Damascus High.
The Honor Society win conduct
guided tours of the building and
give some idea of high school
life to the sixth graders. Prin-
cipal Ellis Cline, Guidance
Counselor Edward Mulhern and
Student Council President Mary
10 Watkins will address the
group.
Four members Of the Damas.
Gus National Honor Society
Chapter, Connie Mills, Thomas
White, Peggy Burdette and Paul
Welsh accompanied by their
sponsor, Edward Mulhern. at
tended a meeting of local honor
societies at Northwood High
this week. The purpose Of the
meeting was to relate activities
Of the honor societies In the
Washington area.
The Damascus Auxiliary of
the Montgomery County Cen
eral Hospital will hold Fellow.
ship tea on Friday, May IS, at
8 pm. at the home of Mrs. B. M.
Woodfield. Anyone interested in
the work Of the auxiliary is in.
vited to attend.
Here is the honor roll for the
fifth marking term at Damasa.
Gus High: I'll: Barbara Buxton,
Barbara Kelly, and Lee Permen-
ter. 80: Terry Mccreery, Louisa
Roddis, Anna Slacum, and Har-
riett Stipe. 81: Lynn Barron,
June Burdette, jeanne Duvall,
Susan Freienmuth and Curtis
Day. 80: Thomas Low. SO: Jane
Watkins. 10-1; Maurice Brown.
ing, Jerry Duvall and Linda Bur.
dette. 1912: Jacqueline Jacobs,
Mary Kesler, Gloria King and
Betty Leishear. 1913: Arthur
Tackman, Sharon Moxley. Sylvia
Pope, Carole Steckman and
Elaine Tobin. 11-2; Paul Welsh,
Betty Wilson, Susan Petrle, and
Sandra Newell. 12-1: Clifford
Burdette, Constance Mills, Elem
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