Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
Germantown
Barn Dance
Is Held For
CHS Seniors
BY Deborah HI. LEM
WA. 6-O692

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burg High School held its grad
uation party after the COM
mencement exercises on June 18
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dorsey in Boyds. A
barn dance was featured, with
a five-piece band of local boys,
Jimmy and the Rangers"
Chaperones included the hosts,
Charles Hawkins, Woodfield;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dorsey,
Poolesville; Matilda Dietrich,
Boyds, and Officer Hollis Hop
kins of the County Police De-
partment.
The Bicycle Safety Road-e-o
held last Thursday evening on
the Germantown school grounds
was a tremendous success.
There were % competitors, and
prizes were awarded as follows:
first prizes to Lawrence Gour-
ley and John Potocko; second,
Crew Heimer and Danny Nc
Mullen; third, Kenny Gourley,
and fourth, Carol Yarnick. En-
thusiasm was high. Cokes were
supplied by the Germantown
Store and the sponsoring group,
Den / of Cub Scout Pack 1895
under Mrs. Glenn Heimer, Den
Mother. Five members of the
Upper Montgomery Optimist
Club were present and helped
with the event. They presented
pins and stickers to all partici-
pants.
Mrs. Marie Sire, N. Holly
wood, Fla, recently spent two
weeks at the home of her daugh-
tire, Mrs. Everett E. Moone.
Mrs. Richard Klinedinst has
returned to her home at the
Cider Barrel Trailer Court after
a delightful week spent in
France. The trip was one of
the prizes won some months ago
on the THE Price Is Right tele-
vision program. Mr.. Klinedinst
accompanied his wife since the
prize trip was for two persons.
Miss Jean Dennison recently
spent a few days visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey F. Dennison of
River Terrace, Washington,
D. c.
John w. Dennison, a guard at
the Acc, has transferred to the
Phillips Building in Bethesda.
The family will move as soon as
suitable housing can be secured.
Two weeks ago the Tan-da-
wi-ca-ka Camp Fire Girls made
an overnight at Camp Wood
brook. This qualified the girls
for Firemakers' rank.
Tom Slater left on June "a
for Camp Momweta, L. l., N. Y,
where he will serve as a coun-
cilor for eight weeks.
Chuck Barton, teacher at the
Poolesville High School, was a
guest on June IL at the barnes
town School, where he present
ed before the school body pro-
gram Of guitar music and folk
songs.
A School Sing was held at
Jamestown School on June 10,
led by Miss Eugenia Adams,
school music teacher. Follow
ing this, Fred M. Felmet, prin-
cipal, and Miss Katherine Foti
presented awards to the Safety
Patrols. Joyce johnson was
named Patrol of the Year, and
Larry Talley was runner-up.
As an end of the year prof.
ect Mrs. Annie Hackey's kinder
garten class and Miss Charlene
Twente's first second grade
class at Darnestown School
made an outing to Wheaton
Regional Park, including the
section called "Old McDonald's
Farm"
One June 10 at Clarksburg
school the room mothers of the
sixth grade pupils held a tea for
the class and presented pro-
gram, This Is Your Life" de-
scribing the changes and
achievements of the pupils.
The staff and personnel of
Clarksburg school enjoyed a
lunch on June 10 at Comus Inn,
sponsored by the schools social
committee.
Sincere sympathy is extended
TO the family of Mrs. Betty
Hersperger of Germantown,
who died June p very sudden
~. She was the daughter of
Mrs. Lucy F. Selby and the late
A. R. Selby. In addition to her
mother, with whom she and her
family were living at the time
of her death. she is survived by
her husband, S. P. Hersperger,
and a son, Gary Crowell, and
also a brother, r. Landon Selby,
of Media, Pa.
Sympathy is also extended to
the family of Mrs. Mary Lou
Defines, who died June 10 at
Western Maryland State Hospi-
tai, Hagerstown, after a long
illness. She is survived by her
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