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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1965
Page
2
A cadet reflects on honor and ethics amid a controversy over a fellow cadet being pressured to “squeal.” The writer defends the Air Force Academy honor system, condemns tolerating dishonorable acts, and encourages public pride in the Academy while urging readers to share views on the Honor Code.
A cadet writes to school officials defending the Air Force Academy honor code after a cheating scandal. He argues the toleration clause helped reveal the ring, cites General Warren on honor, and contrasts public misperceptions with the academy’s Cadet Honor Committee process. He notes resignations and parental fears about dishonor and integrity.
On Tuesday night April 13 at 8 00 under Mr Raff the Band Dance Band Glee Club and Vocal Ensembles will present a concert in the mens cafe torium The program includes sacred folk and popular music The Senior trip is tentatively set for May 14 and art classes report ongoing projects in painting sculpture and display Plans also note an upcoming County Art Exhibit in May and a plowing demonstration at Charles Gianforte farm April 12 by the FFA with tractors on display
Barbara Stafford and Gail Council led a psychology project surveying teens on going steady, teen marriages, smoking, and moral standards. The results show mature teens value parental approval and delays in marriage, while many disapprove of teen marriages due to education and finances.
Six Power Mechanics students at NCHS volunteer for after school training for a Plymouth sponsored Trouble Shooting Contest in Baltimore. Mr. Stultz will select two representatives to work on malfunctioning engines and wiring. Finalists win worthwhile prizes. competitors include Ray Marshall Don Larimore Jim Kemp John MacFarland Kent Smith and Frank Thompson.
A fragment from a campus column mocks hall talk and student chatter about teachers, parties, and Physics problems. It notes how overheard conversations shape opinions of the school and urges careful speech.
The Third Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium was held April 13 1965 in Baltimore. Representatives from N C H S were Mrs Miller Mary K Fountain and Paul Naylor. Delegates toured laboratories and centers around Baltimore April 2 and attended sessions Thursday through Saturday with scientists and students presenting papers on varied topics.
The annual North Carolina High School gym show will be held Friday April 9 in the gym. Participation comes from the girls and boys Physical Education classes. Students will demonstrate tumbling square dancing and various exercises on rings Swedish box the horse and parallel bars. Admission is free and the public is invited.
Greensboro students Janice Wothers Jo Dyer and Darlene Stubbs are profiled in this undergrad interview section. Janice, born 1949, plans to be a secretary, enjoys piano, typing, and dislikes biology while noting boys who dress sloppy as a pet peeve. Jo, born 1950, aims to be an artist, studies English and art, and hopes to try sports next year. Darlene, born 1948, from Henderson Maryland, is a junior in the Academic course with Student Council and Prom committee, hobbies bowling swimming and waterskiing, considering business school or work.
S and D drama class prepares a student body showing titled Time Out for Ginger with casting including Lizza Vickie Moore Agnes Norma Fearins Howard Bobby Wunderlich Joan Mianna Schoenfelder Jeannie Regina Good Ginger Patsy Riley Eddie Doug Jarrell Tommy Jim Hadaway Mr Wilson Jim Frase Ed Jock Walsh Rehearsals are underway and the play replaces Our Town which did not materialize A second short piece Why I Am a Bachelor features Debbie Irwin Henritta Doug Jarrell Al gernom Gerrie McClyment Wynetta States Aunt Mother of Henritta with date undecided.
Ray Minner, 17, Greensboro-born student from NCHS, led The Crabs to first place at the regional talent show held at Elkton High School on a Saturday in March. The senior band member plays trumpet and piano, composes songs like Crab Walk and Pleasant Dreams, and aims to turn his music into a career while continuing with the NCHS band and the school dance band.
On Wednesday March 3 Mr Roberts psychology classes toured Cambridge Mental Hospital to observe the patient environment. North Caroline students noted two patient groups Upper shore and Lower shore with facilities including a medical hospital morgue and rehabilitation center. Harry Koch claimed fewer mental cases and less suicides than a Colorado hospital, and called the aged sight the worst due to lack of activities. He deemed the trip worthwhile and urged others to visit to understand the experience.
Students give fanciful replies naming Tom Wagner-Don Garretts and Diane Rayne Mrs. Jack Jones among others. Teachers share views with Mrs Stinson favoring Rock Hudson and Mr Nassear choosing Walt Disney in a light classroom exchange.
Senior FTA members substituted for teachers during the Language Arts Workshop on Friday March 5 1965 at Denton School. Corinne Harding Vikki Moore Bonnie Monroe Broke Logan Susan Chaffinch and Linda Woodward taught grades 1 2 3 in reading arithmetic and recess.
Mr. Taylors office prac class started a new group of girls in different school offices on March 1. The second group will work until April 16 and the third group takes over until June. Kay Killen Greensboro Kay Cook Ridgely Jean Aden Denton Primary Brenda Gadow Peggy Murphy Denton Jr High Donna Warren Carol Ann Lord NCHS Office Vivian Bunting Health Center Denton. The program aims to give the girls office experience useful for future secretaries.
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