Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-23

Hunter Davidson was given
recognition as the best mathe-
mates and science student over
the period of the past four
years. Runners-up were George
Hell, Frank Ciarrocchi, and
John Lefebure.
Ralph Stokes and Ray Viii
hanson received the Vitro
Science Awards and three-year
subscriptions to Scientific
American.
Ralph Stokes also won a
bronze medal for his third place
project in the Montgomery
County Science Fair.
Linda Williams was presented
a certificate of merit for her
high score on an English exam.
nation given at George Wash
ington University earlier i'll the
year.
Mr.. Frank Snider of the Jun.
Tor Chamber of Commerce
awarded trophies to the three
top participants in the Teen-Age
Road-e-o held here last month.
The three boys were Larry
Price, Norman Hines, anc Gar.
ner Duvall.
Joan Waters was given pin
in recognition of her fine work
on the cheerleading squad.
Marilee Gruver, Larry French
and Hunter Davidson were in.
Quoted into Quill and Scroll, a
national honorary society in the
field of journalism.
The award for the outstand-
ing senior girl athlete went to
Lou Gloyd.
Tommy Bowman was recog-
nized as the outstanding band
member, and Sandy Spring was
designa t e d the outstanding
music student.
The sports awards were, as
usual, presented to a large mum.
Der of school athletes. Jim
Ward received three letters for
his participation in football,
basketball and baseball. He is
the first boy since the now-fa.
nous Jim LeCompte to win
three letters in his sophomore
year.
Carolyn Thompson was cited
for her work with the major
cites.
The members of the Audio
Visual Club, the Future Nurses
OF America, the Future Farm
ers of America, the Library
Club, and the Blue and Gold
staff were also given certifi
Gates for their participation in
the respective activities
Miss Mary B. Nicol of the
faculty was presented a plaque
In recognition of her fine work
at Gaithersburg High School
The inscription read: For
opening the doors of knowl
edge, instilling curiosity, an6
for Aud Lang Syne, from your
students, past and present"
Thirty five students were
graduated from ST. Martins
School in exercises held on Sun
day, June II. The Rev. Pau
z. Meyer, pastor, gave the grad
uation address. Awards were
presented as follows. Bernard
D. French and Patricia Anne
McNally, general excellence
Shirley Ann Hickman and Eliz
abeth Anne Wyman, arithmetic
Frederic Meyer and Beverly
Jeanne Federline, history; Ste
phen Dowell and Linda Am
Murphy, religion; Douglas Bow
man and Sherry Marshall
spelling; Mary Margaret Kes
sler and Sue Ann Waters Eng
lish; Earl Burroughs Lewis
Cross, jr., Stephen Dowell, Au
Their Gourley, Mary Margare
Kcssler, and Deborah Musser
art.
Cited for perfect attendance
were Douglas Bowman, Levi
Cross, ir., Author Gourley, Ste
phen Dowell, Nancy Mari,
Harding, Martha HeaIy, Ellel
Lefebure, and Eugene Mills, il
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Merle Stanj
left on Saturday tor E two-weel
vacation with relatives AM
friends in Florida. At Neptun
Beach, they will visit Mr.. an,
Mrs. William Barrett In Oh
lando, they will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j Bcdogh
They will also visit MI an
Mrs. Wilson Dove and 1. H
Reed in Hollywood and will stol
TO see Mrs. Honor Wilson il
Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Reed er
tertained at dinner on Wednes
day evening, June Is, their wee
ding anniversary. Guests II
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Hug
Thompson, Mrs. Bradford n
Headley, and Miss Matte Sea
toni, all of Rockville; and MI
and Mrs. Norman Tucker, Mr.
Warren Graves, and Mrs. Bel