Haverford High Team Wins Hi Q Event
Haverford High School students led by adviser Robert Bennett and teammate Bruce Vanett captured top honors in a Hi Q competition. Radnor High School finished second and Upper Darby was third.
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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
4
Haverford High School students led by adviser Robert Bennett and teammate Bruce Vanett captured top honors in a Hi Q competition. Radnor High School finished second and Upper Darby was third.
Ten cheerleaders were chosen after weeks of practice and tryouts at Garnet Valley High School. Named juniors are Janet Jobson Sheri Humphrey Bonnie Bartsch Michelle Watkin Linda Kelly Donna Wyche. sophomores Jackie Ellis Pamela Hopkins. freshmen Sandy Higgins and Lisa Montella. Selection panel: G Smedley Taylor William Biddle and Robert Kazanjian.
Michael Zaslow of Marple Newtown High School named recipient of The Reader's Digest Association Award for promise of leadership. Principal Dr Vincent J Sayers announced the honor at the June 5 awards assembly, citing citizenship, scholarship and school activities.
Garnet Valley High announces student government leaders across grades Sophie sophomore class officers include Timothy Farrell as president and Gary Pedrick as vice president Nancy Kaiser secretary and Brenda McFall treasurer Juniors list Edward Albany president Daniel Deaver vice president Susan Pedvick secretary Suzanne Douglas treasurer Seniors name Jay Dingle president Sheri Humphrey vice president Linda Pace secretary and Phyllis Patterson as treasurer Varsity Club officers Brad Edwards president Sheri Humphrey vice president Sue Maling secretary Suzanne Husbands treasurer Student Council officers Chris Harris president Nancy Anderson vice president Cherry Bless recording secretary Joyce Loveland corresponding secretary Suzanne Husbands treasurer.
A Portage Michigan survey finds 58 percent of teens say grass use is increasing among classmates while 62 percent think other psychedelics are rising as fast or faster than marijuana. Few girls have sampled pot, with 12 percent saying none and more than half estimating under 20 percent have tried it.
Dana Dickinson a Springfield High School senior won in a nationwide contest sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America and the Society of Actuaries. She will receive four volume work The World of Mathematics presented by Springfield High and Actuaries Club of Philadelphia. Parents Mr and Mrs John B Dickinson reside at 331 N Lehigh Circle.
The second annual ninth grade dinner dance for Northley Junior High School will be held at 7 pm on Wednesday at Sun Valley High School. A semi formal event features live band music to conclude the evening.
Sixteen year old Swarthmore student Margo Bloom attends the Parkway Program in Philadelphia, an experimental Ford Foundation funded venture with no admission standards. Courses are diverse and held across city institutions, emphasizing a circle culture and real life skills.
Lehigh University students join Operation Crossroads Africa for a summer in Africa. The Pocket Playhouse hosts a class with improvisations and endings, while biology, geometry, and English tutorials run weekly. Margo discusses the program and local town involvement at Parkway opening.
A Marple Newtown High School graduate and College of Arts and Sciences junior majoring in mathematics will join a voluntary work camp seminar in Botswana. He serves as freshman counselor and holds Imicron Delta Kappa and Cyanide honors, aiming to foster cross cultural learning through a shared project.
Donna Sutherland of Newtown Square, a Marple Newtown High School junior, won a Pennsylvania Fine Arts Program scholarship to attend the Pennsylvania Center for the Arts at Westminster College. The program awarded 1,200 applicants in arts fields. She studies at Moore School of Art and works with Kay Spina.
A new four year liberal arts day college near Philadelphia offers B A and B S degrees in English French history and nursing. 14 acre campus features air conditioned buildings amplified parking and small classes with full and partial tuition scholarships. Chartered by Pennsylvania and established by the Sisters of St Francis. Limited openings for fall.
Springfield High School retains custody of the Gen. Knowlan Trophy after a third consecutive win in the Marine Corps Junior Rifle Association awards. Janine McWhirter named top shooter. Swarthmore and Ridley Highs compete. association raises 275 to feed six Vietnamese families.
Christine Turk Aston and John Johnson Jr. were the first Scholar-Athlete awardees at the Sun Valley Booster Association's 7th annual banquet. Joseph Oberg received a special All-Delca Football Team award. Athletes across three sports include Susan Hutchison Kathleen McGinley Donna McNeal Carolyn Shaw Diane Tresca Sherry Towe Daniel Richards Clint Refsnyder and Philip Pennington. Fourteen seniors won two trophies and 23 earned one.
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