Maryland Teachers Pursue Summer Study At NCHS Listed
North Caroline High School educators show heavy emphasis on continuing education. Of 33 teachers, nine attended 1964 summer school, eight are currently enrolled, five plan further study, and about eight expect to attend 1965 summer sessions. Scholarships and grants from NSF, state and federal sources support many while others self finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
North Caroline High School
N.c,h,s
University of Maryland
University of Delaware
John Melhuish
N.c.hs
National Science Foundation
Morgan State College
Melhuish
Bucknell College
Miller
King
Westminster College
Alleghany College
Miss Bolton
Fairmont State College
West Virginia
Parker Stone
Esso Foundation
Johns Hopkins
Stone
N.C.H.S
Washington College
Pat Browne
Ndea French Institute
Goucher College
Miss Browne
Centreville
America
Stinson
George Washington University
Md-Del. Press Association
Dorothy Townsend
U.S. Air Force
Stultz
U.S.A.F
Springfield College
St. Philip's College
Raff
West Chester
West Virginia University
Glenville State College
Curry
NCHS
Taylor
Garey
Warwick
U. of Md
Lois Hall
University of Alabama
Caroline Lane
Hood College
North Caroline High
Harrison
Mississippi State
Texas Western College
University of Miami
Orme
N C.H.S
Webster
University O
Covington
West Virginia Wesleyan
W. Va
Salisbury State College
Coast Guard Academy
Gibe
Rutgers University
Derrickson
Ohio University
Penn State
Reading
Denton
Francis Holsinger
Hiram College
Columbia University
Prom Committees Busy as Junior Projects Advance
Junior class members push ahead with class projects and an upcoming prom, led by Larry Lewis and Doris Hammer. Miss Browne's room tops class sales with Mrs. Butler's close behind, totaling 973 dollars to date. Remaining businesses will be contacted before the campaign ends. Meanwhile, the faculty roster highlights Mr. Derrickson and Mr. Holsinger among school administrators with lengthy teaching tenures and advanced degrees.
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Larry Lewis
Miss Browne
Class Motto and Alumni Scatter From 1963 North Caroline
Graduates of the 1963 North Caroline class pursue diverse futures after graduation. Students attend colleges and workplaces across Maryland Delaware and beyond including Eddie Hopkins Marilyn Thomas Betty Smith Tom Fleetwood Nancy Brien Dotty Stirn Charlotte Ruf Jerry Jarell Kenny Shaffer Alan Holsinger and many others. The roster lists universities Baltimore College of Commerce Sears Dover General Foods Annapolis and several military branches with career paths in nursing teaching banking and business while many women enter homemaking and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladiola
North Caroline
University of Maryland
Eddie Hopkins
Marilyn Thomas
Betty Smith
Tom Fleetwood
Nancy Brien
Dotty Stirn
Charlotte Ruf
Jerry Jarell
University of Delaware
Kenny Shaffer
Alan Holsinger
Bridgewater College
Dorothy Nuttle
Nanci Lister
Mary Anne Uber
Towson State Teachers College
Baltimore
Carolyn Stivers
Sharon Stockley
Marcia Good
Maryland Institute of Art
Nick Loukides
Baltimore College of Commerce
Sonny Wunderlich
Washington College
Joe Boyle
Notre Dame
Beverly Towere
Salisbury State Teachers College
Melinda Chaffinch
Dickinson College
Margaret Eveland
Western Maryland
Mary Lou Wyatt
Wesley Junior College
Dicky Pursley
Jim Lynch
Doug Riddleberger
James McNamee
Robert Toth
Ned
NCHS Builds New Handbook With Schedule and Plans
The National Honor Society prepares a student handbook detailing bell and day schedules floor plan student activities faculty general information marking system school calendar sample report card and parking areas. Bonnie Monroe prepares the cover with co chairs John Abcott and Dave Crossan guiding the project and a February 17 publishing deadline. A tapping assembly is planned in March to initiate new members.
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National Honor Society
Bonnie Monroe
John Abcott
Dave Cros-san
Office Girls Go To Work
Mr. Taylor's office practice class assigns three groups to different school offices starting January 1. Group one works to February 26, group two from March 2 to April 16, and group three until June. Students Clyde Bickling, Diane Rayne, Sandy Conner, Marie Fountain, Rita Ann Scott, Elizabeth Kibler, and Carylon Greer are listed at Greensboro School Ridgely Denton Primary Denton Jr High and NCHS. The aim is practical office experience for future secretaries.
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Carla Bickling
Greensboro
Diane Rayne
Ridgely
Sandy Conner
Denton Primary
Marie Fountain
Rita Ann Scott
Denton Jr. High
Elizabeth Kibler
Carylon Greer
N.C.H.S
FNA members knit stockings for Easton Hospital
The F N A met December 21 1964 in the sewing lab to make Christmas stockings for Easton Hospital children. Stockings were delivered Christmas Eve and staff sent a thank you letter. Future plans include a March 13 dance a March film and an April talk by a Public Health Nurse. At the November meeting Jo Ann Maloney was elected reporter and Norma Baker historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.N.A
Easton Hospital
Jo Ann Maloney
Norma Baker
Art Showcases At North Carolina High School Attend Exhibit
Mrs Warrick art instructor calls attention to hall showcases at North Caroline High School detailing tenth grade girls' clothing for Curriculum Workshop near the guidance office. Displays include pieces by Nina North Linda Ham mer Dorothy Wood Pattie Embert Mary Kanarr and Shirley Klecan with a central hall display highlighting Sports Journalism and Scholarship awards and a companion case featuring trophies from past school teams. A field trip is planned for February 18 to Washington DC visiting the Museum of American Art art galleries and the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrick
North Caroline High School
Nina North
Linda Hammer
Dorothy Wood
Pattie Embert
Mary Kanarr
Shirley Klecan
Older Youth Attend Conference in Baltimore 1965
Nine Caroline County 4-H members attended the Maryland Older Youth Conference in Baltimore on January 21, 1965. The theme After 4-H What featured morning talks by Loren F. Goyen Hugo A. Bourdeau and W. Sherard Wilson plus state awards. Afternoon group discussions covered college plans vocational training jobs and undecided paths.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Baltimore
St. Mary's County
Loren F. Goyen
Hugo A. Bourdeau
W. Sherard Wilson
Pamela Barden
Harford County
Vocational School Proposal For Caroline County Growth
The Caroline County School Board considers expanding the school to add a vocational wing as enrollment rises from 531 in 1959 to 645. The plan envisions courses in cosmetology, commercial art, drafting, automechanics and practical nursing with certificates equivalent to high school completion.
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North Caroline
Caroline County
Local listings of workers and married women in the area
Those who chose farming are William Bishop, Joe Edwards, Louis Fuchs and Frank Harris. Those girls working as secretaries are Mary Todd in Mt. Ranier and Rebecca Jimison in California, Bonnie Parks and Sheila Schreiber work at Latex in Dover. Barbara Breeding is working in California, Sandra Bunney is a telephone operator, and Rosemary Collins is a waitress at The Corner in Denton. The following days are in the services Jimmy Smith, Dick Mel huish, Lee Butler, Stewart Butler, Mike Henry, Allen Howard, Wayne Jones, Fred Lawton, Frank Reese, and Richard Towers. Milton Myers and James Towers are working in service stations. The following girls are married: Joyce Beasley, Peggy Blunt, Dorothy Bozon, Carolyn Bower, Jane Crouse, Barbara Crowe, Jean Griffith, and Lynn Hallowell. Janet McGinnes is married and works as a beautician, Peggy Alfather is married and is still going to college, Pat Morris is married, and is working at Du Pont in Wilmington. Other married girls are Nancy Minner, Sue Pepper, Lois Rainville, Margaret Richardson, Jean Scudder, Bonnie Towers, Joan Vogt, Barbara Wooleyhand and Doris Wooters. The following boys are married: Richard Shockley, David Roop, Clarence Wood, Ronny Perry, Ross Allen, Jimmy Luff, Thomas Marine, Alfred Saathoff, Larry Schreiber, George Wharton, Glenn Wright and Frank Reese.
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William Bishop
Joe Edwards
Louis Fuchs
Frank Harris
Mary Todd
Mt. Ranier
Rebecca Jimison
California
Bonnie Parks
Sheila Schreiber
Latex
Dover
Barbara Breeding
Sandra Bunney
Rosemary Collins
Denton
Jimmy Smith
Dick Mel‘huish
Lee Butler
Stewart Butler
Mike Henry
Allen Howard
Wayne Jones
Fred Lawton
Frank Reese
Richard Towrs
Milton Myers
James Towers
Joyce Beasley
Peggy Blunt
Dorothy Bozon
Carolyn Bower
Jane Crouse
Barbara Crowe
Jean Griffith
Lynn Hallowell
Janet McGinnes
Peggy Alfather
Pat Morris
du Pont
Wilmington
Nancy Minner
Sue Pepper
Lois Rainville
Margaret Richardson
Jean Scudder
Bonnie Towers
Joan Vogt
Barbara Wooleyhand
Doris Wooters
Richard Shockley
David Roop
Clarence Wood
Ronny Perry
Ross Allen
Jimmy Luff
Thomas Marine
Alfred Saathoff
Larry Schreiber
George Wharton
Glenn Wright
Few Holidays In Sight For Students This Spring
The school calendar shows early dismissal on February 10 and March 4 for evaluation meetings. In April students will have days off on the 15th 16th and 19th for Easter vacation. A Career Conference is planned for April 29 inviting student participation.
School Aids Needy Families Christmas Charity Report
The Student Council response to its December plea provided aid to several Caroline families. An average of 10 cents per person raised a total of 60.82 dollars. Miss Madge Jump distributed 40.82 dollars to families in need and thanked the student body for helping bring the meaning of Christmas to these families.
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Caroline
Madge Jump
Coming Assemblies and Awards Schedule
February 2 Fall Sports Assembly. February 12 Student Council Talent Show. March 3 Antrim Assembly. March 12 Winter Sports Awards. March 25 NHS tapping Maryland Day. April 2 Baseball Volleyball Track rally. April 9 Antrim Assembly. April 14 Easter Assembly. May 6 Student Council Campaign Speeches. May 28 Spring Sports Awards.
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Student Council
Antrim Assembly
N.H.S. Tapping
Maryland
Northern Light staff roles listed for issue
The Northern Light credits list Mary Ann Quillen as Staff Editor and Phyllis Bowman as Assistant Editor, with a team including Editors Elaine Wilson Buddy Smith Donna Smith and reporters Shirley Allen Joyce Baynard Rosemary Little Phyllis Wright Linda Sutton Bill Hignutt Rich Price Susan Chaffinch Tommy Wagner Wanda Good John Kanaar Harry Koch Wayne Holden Helen Hammer Jean Schreiber Nevin Ramburg Ronnie Harris Marie Fountain George Ann Long and others. Buddy Smith is named as Photographer.
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Mary Ann Quillen
Phyllis Bowman
Elaine Wilson
Buddy Smith
Donna Smith
Shirley Allen
Joyce Baynard
Rosemary Little
Phyllis Wright
Linda Sutton
Bill Hignutt
Rich Price
Susan Chaffinch
Tommy Wagner
Wanda Good
John Kanaar
Harry Koch
Wayne Holden
Helen ‘Hammer
Jean Schreiber
Nevin Ramburg
Ronnie Harris
Marie Fountain
George Ann Long
Carol Ann Lord
Music Groups Plan Activities for Spring Season
The glee club enters the second phase of its year with a spring concert and plans to participate in the county festival in May, performing Rodgers to Hammerstein. About 38 seniors and 44 freshmen are expected to return, with a need for more male voices, especially tenors. The band aims for spring concerts and will attend the Eastern Shore Band Festival in March, with its own concert in April. Majorettes seek new recruits and will hold training after Mid-Terms under Mr. Raff for selecting a new corps.
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Glee Club
Eastern Shore
Mr. Raff
Community service speakers and county attendees listed
The event featured Rev Charles Miller of Fourth Presbyterian Bethesda and Rev James Archibald of St Pauls Chevy Chase along with Dr Lita Wilson and Hugo Bourdeau. Joyce Hutson presided in the afternoon and Joyce Shipley provided music. Caroline County attendees included Peggy McMahan Kay Schmick Annette Moore Sharon Banning Lorna Corwin Lois Rust Mike McQuare Mrs Lawrence Hignutt and Lawrence Hignutt Jr Loyal C. Reger Extension Agent 4 H and Youth.
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Charles Miller
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Bethesda
James P. Archibald
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Chevy Chase
Maryland
Lita A. Wilson
University of Maryland
Hugo A. Bourdeau
Joyce Hutson
Wicomico County
Joyce Shipley
Prince George’s County
Caroline County
Peggy McMahan
Kay Schmick
Annette Moore
Sharon Banning
Lorna Corwin
Federalsburg
Lois Rust
Mike McQuare
Denton
Lawrence Hignutt
Lawrence Hignutt, Jr
Henderson
Loyal C. Reger
Furnishings and Appliances On Display At R and A Mart Ridgely
In Ridgely Maryland Caroline County shoppers go wild for the beautiful furniture and appliances now on display at the R and A FURNITURE MART. Stop in today and bring your GREEN STAMPS. Ad.
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Africa
Maryland
Carolline County
R & A Furniture Mart
Ridgely
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Prom Committee
Doris Hammer
Mum
Brinsfield
Golden Beacom School of Business
Mary Adams
Anne Segar
Sandy Derringer
Easton
Carolyn Dukes
Denton National Bank
Duck’’ Thompson
Hillsboro Bank
Nancy Cole
Annapolis
Linda Truitt
Diane Wilson
Sears
Sharon Carroll
Bill Medford
General Foods
Buddy Pine
Internal Revenue
Johnny Berger
Chrysler
Newark
Delaware
Dupont
Larry Blockston
Francis Wathers
Rodney Lynch
Joe Smith
Dickie Christopher
Charles Foy
Sam Foy
Bruce Hubbard
Bennett Todd
Air Force
Billy Wright
Gordon Walls
Navy
Mary Fountain
Margaret Milligan
Sandy Stubbs
Janice Sherwood
Rose Mitchell
Pat Baughley
Jean Stark
Peggy Spicker
Janet Howard
Bronie Walsh
Betty Jane Crouse
Francis Wyatt
Beverly Bradshaw
Sue Price
Joanne Jacobson
Patsy Fisher
Jerry Pollard
Suzanne Thornton
Peggy Flaharty
Judy Frase
Faye Holden
Betty Wilkins
Shirley Wise
Lois Baker
Phyllis Carter
Ruth Ann Carlisle
Joe Woodruf
Jack Adams
Larry Jones
Bill Martine
Larry Luff
DY Naire
Snow
Baby Pink
Dynaire
Centreville Road
Habhiye
Art News
Ome
Northern Light Staff
Rodgers
Hammerstein
Bobby and the Twisters
Second Street
Denton, MD
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