Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-28
IoIney
Adults Cast
AS Jurors
in Play
BY Sheila FleishelI
Walker 1914


Members of the Sandy Spring
Fire Department and the Olney
Rotary Club have more than a
passing interest in the Sher-
wood High School play, Inherit
the Wind" On Friday evening,
Jack Clark, Roland Ramey, Bill
Gordon, Robert Stapler, Harry
Musgrove, jr., Douglas O'Keefe,
Joseph Peter, Fred Bond, Rich
ard Thomas II and Joe Meyer
will be making their acting
debut by portraying the mem
bers of the jury in this famous
play about the Scopes trial.
Richard Ertzman, Sherwood
drama teacher and director Of
the play, is keeping his fingers
crossed that our area will be
free of fire alarms that night
as the aforementioned are all
members of the Sandy Spring
Fire Department.
On Saturday evening, the
Rotarians will demonstrate their
thespian abilities. Slated as
members of the jury are Wilbur
Baughman, Albert Torbeck, Will
liam Katzenberger, Myron Cow
ell, William Nelson, Robert
Gingell, Barnsley Williams,
Warren Derrick, Richard Kim
mel and Albert McDormand.
Judges for the Mid-County
JayCees Talent Hunt held last
Friday had difficult time
choosing the three winners, as
II very talented people perform
ed. The judges were Mrs.
Catherine Carr, Francis Thorn
as, Gene Archer and David
Brigham.
The finally selected jeanne,
Karausch, II, of Chevy Chase,
who won with her skill on the
accordian. Sherry Miller, 16,
who attends Sherwood High
School, scored with her ability
in dancing, and Selena johnson,
16, also a Sherwood student, i'm
pressed the judges with her
vocal abilities. All three won
$25 savings bonds and are now
eligible to compete in the State
finals which will be held May
Is at Northwood High School.
Lots of activity by the Olney
All Club members. On Satur-
day, April %, Beth McCloskey
won a first place in child care
at the Senior Demonstration
Day held at the County Build.
ing, Rockville. All of the coun.
| ty All clubs participated. In
addition, Loire Eichelberg won a
second place for her cherry pie,
Malina Brown a second in can.
ming, Kathy Shrider a second
place winner in child care and
Bette Umstead a second place
in home furnishings. Beth Nc.
Closky, as a first place winner,
will compete in her division at
the County Fair held each year
in Gaithersburg.
Olney All members also have
been very active in the land
scaping at the new National All
building in Chevy Chase. On
April Is, members of the SEN
ior Council of the County All
clubs, who purchased the. shrub
berry, spent the day landscaping
the grounds of the new center.
On hand were Beth McClosky,
Bob Stapler, Martha Briggs and
Dianne Souder.
Also on Wednesday, April 20,
four of our Olney 4-Hers at
tended a special record training
meeting at the Agricultural
Building in Gaithersburg. Rob
and Beth McClosky, Stewart H.
Lyon and Bill Brady attended
the meeting.
On Sunday, May 1, at Z pm.
the Brookeville Methodist
Church School will present its
annual Children's Day program
in the Church Sanctuary. This
year the program will be a
pageant drama tn EN- of
which is Children Around the
World" In the five skits, the
children will be dressed in the
costumes of children in Galilee,
Bolivia, India and Japan. In adj
dition, a child dressed in an
American Indian costume will
recite the Lords Prayer in In
dian Sign Language. Music for
the program will be directed by
Mrs. Richard Sellman, with the
Junior Choir and the entire
church school cast participating.
The program will be directed
by Mrs. c. G. Muradin, the
pastors wife, who will be as
sisted by Walter Argenbrig'-t.
All area residents are invited
to attend. =
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