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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
7
Carol Ann Kreigh a dark haired sophomore born October 2 1949 lives in Denton. An academic student she prefers English and art and plans to become a nurse or teacher. Hobbies include reading cooking and swimming. Also participates in M Y F Nancy.
The Northern Light lists staff roles with editor Buddy Smith assistant Jean Aden reporting team of Phyllis Wright Diane Rayne Harry Koch Tommie Wagner Rosemary Little Carol Anne Lord Donna Beth Warren Phyllis Bowman Susan Chaffinch George Ann Long Donna Smith Rita Ann Scott Patty Pepper Mary Ann Quillen Dean Christopherson Jean Schrieber Linda Sutton Buddy Smith John Kanarr and typists Donna Beth Warren Carol Lord Jean Aden Jean Cole Peggy Murphy Kay Cook Rita Ann Scott Dean Christopher Linda Sutton Carla Bickling.
May includes baseball at home against Chestertown and Colonel Richardson, track invitations at NCHS, district track at home, and multiple baseball and volleyball games at various sites including Easton and North Dorchester. District meet May 12, state track May 22, with end of year events in June. Junior activities include Student Council speeches and a Senior Trip.
A historical note cites school law on public library damage in Maryland. It states that anyone who steals detains damages books maps pictures manuscripts or similar library property is guilty of a misdemeanor with fines up to 100 dollars and possible up to three months imprisonment. The text emphasizes the seriousness of damaging library materials and that fines may fund library benefits.
Mrs. Mary anne Stinson, Dorothy Wood, Nevin Ramsburg attended the Yearbook Conference sponsored by Taylor Publishing Company at the Shelburne Hotel in Atlantic City. Lectures covered yearbook pictures, layout, type, and art, with sessions from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Friday and 8:00 to 2:30 Saturday.
The Northern Light staff reprinted the high quality article after an April 8 issue error crediting it to The Eagle of Hurlock Maryland. Mr Reid is a graduate of North Dorchester High School.
After two games the NCHS baseball team stood 1 1. They beat Lockerman 7 1 then lost to Colonel Richardson 2 7. Coach Nussear cited mental mistakes few practice days and inexperience as factors and predicted improvement. Players include Davis Webb Newnam Hoppengard Gelletty Simpson Shaeffer Jarrell Holland Webb Peers Elliott Darling Shaner Dewey Jones. Managers Fretterd Cowgill scorer McCauley.
On April 1 to 3, four Caroline County students and a teacher joined the Third Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium in Baltimore. Delegates included David Bebee, Brenda Scofield, Paul Naylor, and Mary Fountain with Mrs Miller. They stayed at the Lord Baltimore Hotel for tours, lectures, and a closing event with Mayor Theodore R McKeldin.
Dean Christopherson is a budding ham radio operator who started in electronics about four years ago. He uses a Hallicrafters S-20R with a broadcast band reach up to fifty megacycles and mainly listens on weekends. He has QSL cards from forty two states and twenty four countries and seeks one more country for another award. He plans a career in electronics with education in the Navy or Air Force.
The three day event provided lectures by noted scientists, student paper readings, and tours in the city and nearby areas. Highlights included Walters' Art Gallery and Goddard Space Flight Center with tours of test buildings, assembly, and flight control, plus a lunch with a physicist and demonstrations by Walters' Conservation Department. The symposium was well organized and fulfilled its purpose.
The North Carolina High School band will travel to Easton on Friday May 1 for the Loyality Day Parade at 6:00 PM sponsored by the Denton VFW. They will travel to Lockerman gym on May 20 for the county High School Instrumental Music Festival outdoors this year. Mr Raff urges support with no admission charge. The glee club prepares for the County High School Vocal Music Festival at Lockerman on May 13.
Seniors from Colonel Richardson and Locker man High School met at Lockerman School for a Senior Career Day. Morning and afternoon sessions offered topics on armed services family life finding a job in 1965 college life and related panels. Guest speaker C Vankyk Grobler addressed the opening assembly.
Aimed at teens facing long summer breaks, the piece urges volunteer work as a valuable option. It notes that many cannot take paid jobs due to labor laws and lack of experience, but volunteer roles require no experience and offer full or part time possibilities, building future goals, college chances, responsibility, friendships, and a sense of adult involvement.
Seniors and teachers reflect on close of high school as year ends. Responses varied from nostalgia and friendship loss to excitement for college and the working world. Some noted WWII enlistment plans while others looked forward to new careers.
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