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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
2
Sixty two students made the second term Honor Roll, about 10.3 percent of enrollment. Freshmen lead with twenty students about 12 percent of the class, sophomores eleven at 77 percent, juniors fifteen at 9 percent, and sixteen seniors or 11 percent of their class. Readable names of honorees follow for freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
The Career Conference schedules vary by grade with ninth and twelfth graders on guidance day at Colonel Richardson High School and Lockerman hosting the twelfth grade. Planning committees include N.C.I.S., Lockerman, and C.R.N.S. staff and students. Guest speaker for the upper grades is Mr. C. Vaneyk Grobler, public relations officer at Eastern Shore State Hospital.
The February 15 PTA panel at North Carolina High School discussed homework. Participants included English teacher Mrs Stinson, Assistant Principal Mr Derrickson, and students Donna Warren Bob Voorhees and Tommy Heather. They argued homework is necessary if purposeful and brief with a delayed deadline.
During the past weeks the Future Homemakers of America have made candy and aprons to raise funds for state membership dues. At its last two meetings two guest speakers appeared Ronnie Jones a local beautician spoke on training and starting a beauty business. Mrs Deaghan Avon Products Eastern Shore manager discussed cosmetic use for teenagers.
The Future Farmers of America trains young men in all fields of agriculture. Many will work outside farming, joining fertilizer, feed firms, milk production, or vegetable trade. Members are portrayed as intelligent citizens prepared for agricultural jobs and national responsibilities.
N C H S student council members John Abbott Patti Sembet Donald Paswater Dave Abbott Brooke Logan Regina Lindeman Mary K Fountain Debbie Bowman Marian Ringgold and Mr Hadaway attended the regional meeting at Bohemia High School on Feb 4. The theme What is a region for was discussed by Mr Lloyd Wilson president of the UPSC. Plans for the regional talent show were adopted and regional officers for next year were elected, all from Cecil County.
The Antrim Assembly held on Wednesday featured a new fitness approach proposed by Schetter and family. They developed a program based on Yoga and selective isometric contractions to stimulate endurance and flexibility, aligning with Thorndike-Barnhart’s definition of Yoga as a Hindu philosophy demanding concentration and meditation.
A compilations of student answers from Northern poll questions shows many students proposing varied uses for a hypothetical extra hour. Responses include sleeping, spending time with friends, studying journalism, or relaxing, with several humorous asides and mixed punctuation. The piece ends recalling a saying about pride and fall.
An article features Marilyn Shaffer, Diane Hubbard, and Donald Riffle, describing their backgrounds, nicknames, hometowns, colors, hobbies, and future plans. Marilyn lives in Greensboro with three brothers, Diane, nicknamed Giggles, hails from Fort Dix New Jersey and plans nurse training, while Don Riffle from Milford Delaware lists band, aqua, and steak as favorites and contemplates a future in photography.
A commemorative tribute honors a long serving British statesman and Prime Minister. It highlights his 52 years in Parliament, authorship, paintings, and warnings about Nazis and Communists. It urges recognition of his foresight and impact on history.
Mr Parker Stone a senior English teacher and drama mentor born in New Hampshire spent college years at Washington College earning a BA and studied history and English with minors in French and sociology at the University of Delaware He has taught in Montgomery County Greensborough Maryland Denton and now teaches at North Caroline High He enjoys travel having visited Haiti Dominican Republic Puerto Rico Jamaica and two trips to Mexico He also attended Johns Hopkins University on Saturdays last year under an ESSO grant studying literary criticism and new English approaches.
The junior class plans a prom on May 7 under Debbie Bowman as decorations chair and Gail Council handling favors with Rich Price as band contractor. A large turnout supports decorations and the Prom Committee thanks Mrs Butler, Mrs Warwick, and Mr Curry for their help.
An editorial piece from Cypress Gardens staff lists flowers and their romantic meanings for spring and major holidays. It pairs Carnations, Daisies, Honeysuckle, Orchids, Roses, and Violet with sentiments like admiration, purity, devotion, and affection, guiding gift choices for Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, and Mother’s Day. The list emphasizes that flowers convey emotion when words fail.
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