Prospective Graduates in Caroline Schools List
Caroline County will close for the year on Tuesday June 7 with graduation exercises starting Sunday June 5 for 145 graduates. High school diplomas will be awarded at commencements on June 6 or 7. The list includes prospective graduates from Caroline High School Greensboro High School Preston High School Federalsburg High School Ridgely High School Lockerman colored High School with names of students across the five high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
Caroline High School
William Merriken
Oscar Parsons
Clyde Pentz
Harold Smith
Chester Leese
Charles Behlke
Ernest Downes
Louise Jones
Margaret Jane Steward
Sara Olivia Thompson
Rose Leona Tribbitt
Regina Elizabeth Vogt
Preston High School
George William Fuchs
Leonard Francis Cole
Norris Linwood Craft
Richard Leonard Frase
Kenneth Ferdinand Gadow
James Leo Gallagher
William Mundt
Edward Walsh
Wiliam Quidas
Caroline Madeline Cheezum
Viola Anna Geiger
Constance Adel MacDonald
Elizabeth Helen Nepert
Edna Myers Perry
Laura Isabelle Perry
Beatrice Emma Todd
Dorothy Pearl Turner
Virginia Lee Carroll
Rosalie Margaret Schmick
Federalsburg High School
Milton Willin Harper
Conrad H. Liden
John Webster Smith
Alton Warren Hallowell
Melvin Earl Collins
Thomas Stant Coulbourn
Lloyd Robert Davis
Walter Warren Marine
Edgar M. Nichols
Frederick E. Nichols
William Ralph Richardson Jr
Leon Gorman Slocum
Lester Alfred Trice
Evelyn Louise Jefferson
Mary Hackett Jefferson
Evelyn Mabel Lyden
Bernice Meredith
Mary Elizabeth Andrew
Elaine Georgia Ballas
Evelyn Josephine Cohee
Eloise Alice Everngam
Etna Linda Ireland
Mildred Lucinda Trice
Dorothy Louise White
Virginia Willis
Esther Marie Nagel
Ridgely High School
Robert Malcolm Gibson
John Henson Hoffman
Joseph Boone Jarrell Jr
Charles Elwood Cherry
Charles Jackson Jarrell
Margaret Jean Lane
Gabrielle de Rochebrune
Saulsbury
Jacqueline Bauziere
Olwyn Elizabeth Winstead
Lockerman
colored) High School
James Riley Dodson
Thomas Ebenezer Green
Charles Edward Beulah
Clarence Melvin Cephas
Eddie Calvin Magee
Reuben Washington Sharp
Alexander Wayman
Robert Tilghman
Acree
Dennard Melvin Friend
Mary Matilda Brown
Kathryn Marie Adams
Inez Florence Driggins
Dorothy Mae Foster
Dorothy Mildred Jenkins
Frances Marie Johnson
Maud Virginia Smith
Mary Amanda Taylor
Madora Faetta Wayman
Lydia Ruth Evans
Grace Beatrice Mason
Mary Virginia Pinkett
Denton Wins 24th Caroline County Track Meet
The twenty-fourth annual Caroline County Athletic Meet held in Denton featured Class A and C divisions. Denton won Class A with 157 points and Federalsburg took Class C with 70 points. Events crowned Denton and Greensboro athletes in sprints, relays, high jumps, and target pitch across multiple age groups and both boys and girls divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Preston
Ridgely
Henderson
Goldsboro
Hillsboro
Andersontown
Riddieberger
Thomas
Vonville
Hulliger
Hollingsworth
Redden
Marvel
Smith
Pennypacker
Thornton
Windsor
Andrew
Winstead
Flaharty
Todd
Bennington
Putnam
Brogley
Boulder
Sculley
Gibson
Federal
Jackson
Slaecum
Mundt
Horsey
Wrotten
Wright
Stewart
Legates
Pinkine
Roche
Luff
Lutz
Baker
Coleman
Satterfield
Nuttle
Lofland
Perry
Coulbourne
Haddick
Wyatt
Everngain
Hallowell
Rosser
Gallagher
Quidas
Van Whiting
Nagel
Seese
Kent
Spence
Cawley
Merriken
Pippin
Pentz
Lane
Lake
Chamberlain
Holden
Nepert
Bowens
McDonald
Goldsborough
Shulties
Baynard
Hoffman
Morris
Roger
Davis
Cherry
Jarrell
Cohee
Thawley
Clendaniel
Young
Betton
Bennett
Noble
Andrews
Donovan
Kuh Ier
Krabill
Parsons
Hobbs
Schmidt
Griffith
Zlock
Taylor
Thompson
Denton Youth Wins High Scholastic Honor
Harry J. Nuttle of Denton is selected as an outstanding American college student and listed in Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. His bio will appear in the annual publication representing over 475 institutions, reflecting activities beyond academics and his future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Nuttle
Harry H. Nuttle
Denton
Dickinson College
Carlisle
America
Nuttle
Harry
Raven’s Claw
Omicron Delta Kappa
Phi Kappa Sigma
Men’s Senate
Athletic Associa_tion
Weather and crop conditions report shows early season advance
Warm dry spell with a mild spring. week ends with growth favorable for grains grasses and crops. Wheat and rye heading across counties with potatoes oats and peas planted and up. strawberries shipping from the Eastern Shore. weather indicates 10 to 16 days ahead of normal with rain needed for pastures. John R. Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Easton
Chewsville
La Plata
Alleghany Mountain
Cheltenham
JOHN R. WEEKS
New Officers Accepted By Pupils At School Assembly
On Tuesday May 10 an assembly introduced next year’s Student Council officers President Robert Thawley Vice president Kathleen Hollis Secretary treasurer Marienna Everngam. A report on the athletic meet followed with Denton leading in Class A and C tallies. Also featured were a talk by 4 H worker Daddy Jenkins on freedom and go-getter effort, a Stamp Club formation, and notes on an upcoming Eastern Shore Olympiad at Salisbury. Further items include freshman civics committees, senior portraits, and senior profiles highlighting students like Billy Merriken Ella Mae Wright Clyde Pentz Charlotte Butler Nelson Fearins Christine McNeal Van Whiting Gretna Fountain and others. The annual exhibit and amateur shows were praised with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thawley
Kathleen Hollis
Marianna Everngain
Daddy” Jenkins
Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Jesus
Stamp Club
Mr. Cumming
Archie Horner
George Theis
Anne Breeding
Emma Turkington
Bobbie Putnam
Charlotte Hignutt
Tom Wright
Anita Rue
Billy White
Henry Detwiler
Salisbury
school stamp club
Tommy Smith
Catherine Wheatley
Peggy McKenna
Janet Kern
Willard Knotts
Ruthanna Butler
Marianna Everngam
Mae Fifield
Rachel Andrews
Ben Johnson
Lyman Leese
Anna Mae Cannon
Betty Andrew
Ruth Juillen
Jean Andrew
Bessie Adams
Ruth Allfather
Bobby Putnam
Billy Merriken
Billy
Ella Mae Wright
Ella Mae
Ella Maes
double hills
Clyde Pentz
Clyde
Charlotte Butler
Charlotte
Nelson Fearins
Bill
Nelson
Christine McNeal
Christine
Hickman
Van Whiting
Caroline High
Chestertown
Van
Maryland
Gretna Fountain
Gretha
Ways of Preventing War Outlined Here
State Commander Bruce Baer of Westminster outlined ways to prevent war at a Den ton courthouse meeting of Caroline Post American Legion. He urged the universal service act to stabilize prices, draft men 21 to 31, tax corporate net income 95 percent, and curb war profits. He blamed subversive groups and praised neutrality, warned of civil unrest, and defended Legions stance on peace and preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Baer
Westminster
Caroline Post
American Legion
Denton
Legion
universal service act
Baer
Women’s International League for Peace and Democracy
CIO
Spain
Women’s International League
China
Japan
United States
J. Nelson Tribby
Department
Lee Gill
Chestertown
Eastern Shore
Ray Tabler
Centreville
Maurice A. Brackett
Clayton Reynolds
Baltimore
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Pia
DELAWARE
JEARETTE
MacDONALD NELSON EDDY
CARRILLO - M-G-M
PETER LORRE
MR. MOTO
GENE AUTRY
PINE RIDGE
Thurs & FRi
BETTE DAVIS ANd
HENRY FONDA
JEZEBEL
RANDOLPH SCOTT
GLADYS SWARTOUT
and JOHN BOLES
East Market street
J. FRANK WRIGHT
GMC
w.b
hespera springs
H. T. SHIVERY
Smithson P. O. Preston
Porto Rico
Nancy Hall
J. E. SMITH
Preston, Md
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
WALLACE BEERY
BRIMSTONE
COLUMBIA
Ridgely Theatre
aly
Monte Carlo
WARNER OLAND
Tues
Wednes
Rowrng
Rhythm Row
oAKey
VICTOR MOORE
MILTON BERLE
Reten Broderick
Jane Froman
Bester Weer
Melissa Mason
Mel Kemp
Ben Stole
Edward Kevfzan
Matt Grools
Anthony Velller
Eddie Davis
Mortimer Ofiner
ZANE GRAY
MACIC
MARY
BUSTER” CRABBS
ays
Dentonia Theatre
Disney
Tor
FRYE-MARTIN
TNE
and MARY
FRED ALLEN
Gustav Good
Watchmaker & Jeweler
DENTON, MD
New Hampshire
QUALITY POULTRY FARM
Harrington, Del
Central avenue
Journal Printing Office
Jie
Panama Canal
Clement L. Vallandingham
Joliet
cnd party
oes
Valley
Pickens
Mather
Christopher Columbus
Valladolid
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Caroline
seco
Journal
atores
Mellita
Bobby Smith
Freddie Irwin
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