Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17

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Magic Flute" last week. We
found that the opera was first
performed in Vienna in July,
1871, and that it is filled with
symbolism and philosophy. The
tale, by Emanuel Schikander,
preceded the effort of Mozart to
create a lyrical drama from
the story. Mozart made repeat
ed changes, and Mr.. Kelly, In
doing this for the Gaithersburg
Junior High School, has had to
make changes, too. These in
Volve the original score of Mo
zart, the simplified version for
high school, and a condensed
version for junior high. All
three, plus the imagination of
the music department and 9th
ers, will produce our Magic
Flute"
Performances are set for next
week end, May 25, 26 at 8 pm,
and a Sunday matinee at 3
o'clock.
The Rosemont Citizens Asso-
citation elected William w. You.
den president at the meeting
last Thursday night at the Civic
Center. Other officers are:
James Averill, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. James Gartner, Sec
ond vice president; Harold
Knode, treasurer; and Mrs. Fred
Shorten, secretary.
Mike Lasko, l5-year-Old EX-
plOrer Scout of Gaithersburg
Post 231 was voted a candi-
date for the Order of the Ar.
row. Mike will attend Camp
Roosevelt this week end for
the maj test.
It's Honor Roll time again. AT
the high school, Brenda Brant,
John Garnter, Betty Johnson,
Ann Michalski, Maurice Page,
Mary Kay Pughe, Richard
Brooks, Jean He'll, Linda Wor,
ley, and Evelyn Wright are on
the honors list. There are SO
students on the Merit Roll.
At Gaithersburg Junior High,
Clifford Beck, Donna Gibson,
Helen Grigg, Sandra King, Lin
da Kolb, Charles Steriz, Donald
VIII, Karen Blood, Matthew
Clark, Nancy Haskell, Patricia
Haenszel, Sue Leet, Martha Mi
chalski, Judy Wolfson, Richard
Perry, Nancy Slack, Robert
Strickler, Keith Thompson, and
Barbara Whip are on the new
Honors List.
st. GATHERINGS Guild Of AS
cension Chapel met last evening
at the home of Mrs. Richard
Scott. Miss Elizabeth Wanner
was co-hostess.
The Upper Montgomery Opt
mist Club will hold their ami
versary dinner.dance on May 81
with the Rockville club at Peter
Pan. Kenneth Smith will be in
stalled as president; MILFORD
Murphy. first vice president; ].
Dorsey Howes, second vice pres
ident; and Robert Dutrow,. Sec
retary-treasurer. The local Opti-
mists meet for luncheon at the
Plantation Room on the first
and third Wednesdays.
The Gaithersburg Woman's
Club meets today at 1890 for
their regular business meeting
ut the home of Mrs. Worden
Reed. Mrs. Willard McGraw is
co-hoStess.
Mrs. Rodney Thompson has
recently been appointed to the
Girl Scouts Neighborhood Serv.
ice Team.
The local high school Key
Club members annual Slave
Day." last Saturday found the
boys working at all kinds of
Jobs in the community. Their en-
tire earnings were turned over
to the Key Club treasury.
The Junior Bowling
League, sponsored by Hi.
wants, held their annual
banquet ON Saturday night
at the knights of Pythias
Hall. Girl Scouts Barbara
Schultz, Nancy Grimes,
Nancy LeCOmpte, and SUI.
zanne Schultz served.
The seventh grade dance clubs
held their final dance at Nc.
Cathran Hall on Saturday night.
Howard Patterson, instructor,
and Mrs. Patterson, and 80
young people We're in attend.
ance. The High School dance or
ehestra, the Stardusters, played.
At the Gaithersburg Element
airy School P-TA meeting on
Monday night, May p, DR..
Grant Hagen will install the
new officers.
The last meeting of the High
School P-TA will be held on
Tuesday night.
The Washington Grove Wo.
mans Club Flower Show will
again feature class competition
for the young people, in add.
ton to the traditional classes
for floral n uat,,a,,t .,,,l -.