Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16

Approximately $50 CHS stu
dents will participate in Spring.
tasia" the Spring Choral Con-
cert which will be held on May
IL at 8 pm. in the gym. Guest
performers will be the Students
of Modern Dance from Gal
laudet College, Wash, D. c.
Many will remember this i'm
pressive group from last years
concert. They will do "A SYM
phony Called Sound" ''Tequila,"
dances from "West Side Story"
and several other numbers.
All of the choral groups will
be heard together in such selec-
tons as Country Style" and
Peter Lutkin's THE Lord Bless
You and Keep YOU" There will
be numbers by the Girls Trio,
the Glee Clubs, and a solo by
Miss Robin Boardman, soprano.
The Gaithersburg Elementary
School P.TA will meet on May
20 in the All-Purpose Room at
the Summit Ave. Bldg. Officers
will be installed during the bust
ness meeting. There will be a
display of development art work
done by pupils from kindergar-
ten thru grade six under the
instruction of Mrs. Chiquita
Hetrick. The 5th. and 9Th. grad
ers under the direction Of Mrs.
Madge Nuce will participate in
a physical fitness and tumbling
demonstration.
The CHS Dramatic Clubs
'Trogan Players will present
a Sr.-Jr. One-Act Play Contest
on May % at 10 am. in the
gym. Parents are invited to at
tend. The Sr. play is a comedy
by Booth Harrington called
THE Trysting Place" with six
acting roles and four assistants.
The Jr. play is a drama by Ted
Mosel called 'Impromptu" with
four acting roles and four as.
sistants. Judges will be Mrs.
Florence K. Lowndes Of the
Chilldren's Theatre Repertoire
Guild and Children's Theatre Of
Wash; Mrs. Gertrude c. Wors-
ley, secondary resource teacher
for Mont. Co.; and Mrs. Mollie
Christie, teacher and community
leader of Gaithersburg.
Numerous individual
awards will be presented and
sixteen members will be In
Quoted into the Natl. Thespian
Society. 1t Is hoped that the
contest will become n tradition
1t CHS. Mr.. G. Chaconas,
owner Of Station WHMC, has
Offered the club the opportu.
nifty TO broadcast the winning
play.
Jim Scanlon, sponsor Of the
club, is happy to report that
the fall production Dear Ruth"
received q nice write-up with a
picture of the cast In the May
issue Of "Dramatics," national
drama and art magazine for
schools and colleges.
st. Martins Guild will meet
tonite in the auditorium. Mem
bers are urged to attend this
important meeting, there will
be election of officers. Hostesses
are Mary Ann O'Toole, Mary
Ellen Gusman, and Jean Nc
Cathran.
sugar and Spice" will be the
theme Of the annual Mother and
Daughter Banquet to be held on
May 10 at st. Luke's Lutheran
Church of Redland. The Allow
of st. Luke's viii present FASH
ion show which will feature
present day fashions and FASH
ions out of the past. Mothers
and daughters will model. Also
featured will be a beauty par
Tor quartet" and a soloist.
The banquet menu will be full
of surprises prepared exclusive
ly by the men of st. Luke's.
The Woman's Club of Wash
ington Grove will meet today
for a luncheon meeting at the
Washingtonian. Members have
been busy preparing for their
annual flower show which will
be held at their club house on
May 26.
Gaithersburg residents who
attended the banquet and
dance sponsored by Lions,
District 22C at the Sheraton
Park Hotel were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Best Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Norman, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Walker, Miss Helen
Porter, and James Smith.
Amid much ceremony and
many distinguished guests, Dis.
trict Governor Randolph Brown