Class of '64 Grads Seek Success Across Colleges and Jobs
Graduates from NCHS class of 64 pursue higher education at University of Maryland Salisbury State College Towson Johns Hopkins and various Baltimore area schools. Others enter nursing teaching homemaking service farming or trades while multiple hold roles at General Foods A&P Acme and local businesses. Unemployed list includes several names as the group maps diverse career paths and plans after graduation.
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N.C.H.S
University of Maryland
Donald Edwards
Walter Fountain
Ann Billmeier
Cryst Mandeyz
Francis Scott
Buddy Melvin
Golden-Beacom
Wilmington
Ronny Thompson
Wanda Council
Connie Darling
Charlie Davis
Carl Zlock
Darry Jopp
Jerry Hoffman
Jeff Cohee
Western Maryland College
Salisbury State College
Ellen Fuchs
Gloria Quillen
Betty Jean
Saathoff Mary Mason
Joan Fountain
Diane Coalla
Barbara Dukes
Barbara Passwaters
Ruth King
Pat
Barrett
Bobby
Jester
Bill Collier
Kay Spidle
West Virginia
Alderson -Broadus
Bill
Glenville State
Kay
Fairmount College
Woody Logan
John Chapis
High Point College
North Carolina
Baltimore
Mary Linda Holsinger
Rusty Orme
Marsland Institute of Art
Eddie Hutson
Jimmy Bilbrough
Baltimore College of Commerce
Betty Koenig
Wesley College
Jim Lane
University of Delaware
Rich Hall
John Hopkins
Glorig Hannah
University of North Carolina
Jim Irwin
Lycoming Pennsylvania College
Sandy Cannon
Elizabethtown College
Barbara Townsend
Strayer
Carol Mandrell
Towson
Larry Reed
Coyne
Electronics Institute
Helen Ringgold
Hood
Sharon Ege
Elaine Hamilton
Francis Holland
Cheryl Kemp
Anne Pauley
Linda Porter
Patty Rainville
Freda Rice
Janet Lou Harris
Joyce Balderson
Joyce Corkell
Carolyn Draper
Joyce Zlock
Barbara Moore
Sandy Ware
David Lorsong
Larry McClyments
Wayne Holsinger
Wayne Pollard
Curtis Dorman
Jackie Christopher
Charles
General Foods
Dover
Emory Walston
Jeanie Cahall
Patsy Schulties
Barbara Thomas
Janice Bishop
Bobby Bickling
E. L. Brown
Jane Aden
Doctor Anderson
Denton
Jimmy Wright
Greensboro Packers
Wayne Anthony
National Guard
Ronnie Stafford
Bill Scudder
Firestone
Melvin Walls
Donny Thompson
Silcos
Paul Singer
David Murphy
Wanda Mace
Bobby Shorts
Walter Coleman
Irving Ober
Wayne Durham
Jimmy Good
Milton Jarrell
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Newark
Del
Lee Riddleberger
Playtex
Chrysler
Paul Biddle
Jimmy Marr
Alfred Melvin
Jerry Butler
Robert Robison
Nancy Mitchell
Kathy Motter
People’s Bank
DuPonts
Marguerite Passwaters
Edwin Williams
Bobby Adams
Wilson
Juniors Elect Class Officers for 1964 65 Year
The junior class has elected officers for 1964 65. According to advisor Mrs Butler the tally is official. Andy McCauley is president Doris Scott vice president Doris Hammer secretary and Susie Hall treasurer. They will lead the class through the ad campaign and the prom.
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Butler
Andy McCauley
Doris Scott
Doris Hammer
Susie Hall
Susie Hail
Loretta Meyers Senior Spotlight at NCHS
Loretta Meyers born September 16 1939 in Kingston Pa is a 25 year old senior at NCHS. She lived in Hurlock Creek near Wilkes Barre and now resides on the Denton Greensboro road with her husband Allan Meyers manager at Dover Air Force Base Barber Shop. She is mother of three Scott 6 Kathi Jo 5 and Bradley 2 1/2. Loretta left school in November 1957 to marry and plans further study in language and math aiming to teach history.
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Loretta M. K. Meyers
Kingston
N.C.H.S
Wilkes Barre
Hurlock Creek
Denton - Greensboro
Allan F. Meyers
Loretta
Dover Air Force Base
Scott
Kathi Jo
Bradley
North Caroline High notes fall activities and sports results
Seniors toured Salisbury State Teachers College while North Caroline hockey tied 0-0 with Colonel Richardson at home and later beat them 2-1 ending a 17 game winning streak. Football, yearbook plans, and a Scholastic Photography Awards program are highlighted with details on scholarships and regional contests.
Senior Spotlights From Greensboro Teens
Donna Beth Warren born January 10 1947 in Greensboro Maryland shuns freshmen sports fan and aspires to be a secretary Her date idea movie Carla Bickling a 16 year old senior from Greensboro stands five four plans a secretarial future and enjoys office practice Lawrence Hayman known as Hayman born March 10 1947 from Greensboro loves ball and work his pet peeve is Democratic teachers His dream is to make a million dollars color green and his date idea is Ask Alice Jimmy Quillen Jr born December 18 1947 16 tall dark and handsome undecided about future plans enjoys sports and girls favorite color red Honda and on a date prefers not to say
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Donna Beth Warren
Bethie
Greensboro
Maryland
Donna
Donna Beth
Carla Bickling
Lawrence Hayman
Hayman
Lawrence
Alice
James Edward Quillen, Jr
Jimmy
Honda
Music Groups Plan Ahead For December Program
The glee club and band under Mr Raff plan a Christmas program to be performed in December on a Sunday. Parts of the program will include off stage Christmas carols. North Caroline High School plans exchange assemblies with Colonel Richardson and NICTITG macinnaroaniva tions will go there. No date set yet. After football season the band will rehearse for March concerts. On October 13 14 and 15 Kay Killen represented the Glee Club at the Maryland All-State Chorus conducted by Dr Lawson for the First General Session at the MSTA Convention.
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Glee Club
Mr. Raff
North Caroline High School
Colonel Richardson
Nictitg
Kay Killen
Maryland
Dr. Lawson
Local seniors eye college choices and town ties
Ross Whealton a 17 year old senior from Colonel Richardson lives near Preston and works for Preston Trucking. He speaks fondly of Colonel Richardson North Caroline and the staff. New senior Shirley Rayne an 18 year old from North Carolina lives with a brother and sister in law in Ridgely. She is 5 feet 4 inches with green eyes and brown hair and often says I thought so. Her favorite subjects include music psychology and English.
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Ross Whealton
Colonel Richardson
Preston
Preston Trucking
Ross
North Caroline
Shirley Rayne
North Carolina
Ridgely
Shirley
N.C.H.S
Open visit day invites parents to tour Grosse Pointe schools
The Grosse Pointe Public Schools newsletter invites parents to visit on November 15 with unannounced access to classes. A program, PTA presentation, and building tours are planned from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. with coffee and optional lunch. The event aims to show how students John and Mary M. grow.
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John
Mary M
Parent’s Newsletter
Grosse Point
Michigan
Future Teachers of America
North Caroline High School
NCHS
PTA
Barretts Drama Presents The Barretts of Wimpole Street
A school drama class stages The Barretts of Wimpole Street by Rudolph Basier, a dramatic true love story set in late 19th century England. Key figures include Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning, with a long list of student actors. Date is November 25 at the NCHS Cafetorium.
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Barretts
Wimpole Street
Rudolph Basier
England
Elizabeth Barrett
Sandy Layton
Mr. Barrett
Bob Wunderlich
Robert Browning
Jim Frase
Arabel Barrett
Genie Good
Henrietta Barrett
Patsy Riley
Bella Hedley
Mianna Schoenfelder
Octavius Barrett
Bill Darling
Ford Waterlow
Jim Hadaway
Surtess Cok
Doug Jarrell
Charles Bevan
Jock Walsh
Wilson
the Maid
Gerry McClements
Nchs Assembly
Cafetoriam
NCHS Faces Accreditation Review by Regional Panel
North Caroline High School will be visited March 24 to 26 by educators from Delaware District of Columbia Panama Canal Zone Maryland New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania as part of the Middle States Association accreditation review. The panel will assess teachers students and the entire program to determine if NCHS earns accreditation and continue to align with College Board exam acceptance. Northern Light reports will track progress and share updates with students.
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Scholastic Magazines, Inc
Eastman Kodak Company
National Association of
New York City
West 44Th Street
New York
North Caroline High School
Delaware
District of Columbia
Panama _ Canal Zone
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
NCHS
North Caroline
Segar Heads Seniors Three Offices Chosen
Segar led the 1964 senior class election process with homeroom nominations and a primary, then a secret ballot final count. The five officers named were President Roger Segar, Vice-President Jock Walsh, Secretary Patsy Riley, Treasurer Roland Willis, and Historian Sandy Sherlaw.
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Roger Segar
Jock Walsh
Patsy Riley
Roland Willis
Sandy Sherlaw
Election Day Assembly Honors 1964 Presidential Race
Students from Mr Hadaway's Problems of Democracy class staged a Monday assembly honoring Election Day 1964. A speech on the value of elections was followed by students roleplaying Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater while campaign speeches played on tape. They then returned to homerooms to vote.
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Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
United Nations Day Radio Soap Opera at NCHS
North Caroline High School celebrated United Nations Day with a radio soap opera style program on October 28. Five housewives representing the UN’s Big Five discussed global issues via a party line, featuring announcers Jimmy Fraze and Tommy Heather and cast members Olga Patsy Riley Ling Si Vicki Moore Suzette Mianna Schoenfelder Margaret Rose Debbie Irwin Virginia Lee Sandy Layton Uncle Thant Owen Walsh.
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United Nations
North Caroline High School
Jimmy Fraze
Tommy Heather
John Abbott
Olga
Patsy Riley
Ling Si
Vicki Moore
Suzette
Mianna Schoenfelder
Margaret Rose
Debbie Irwin
Virginia Lee
Sandy Layton
Uncle Thant
Owen Walsh
New Books Arrive at NCHS Library Display
Mrs. Hall announces a shipment of new books now on display in the NCHS library including a special reference shelf with political information used by civics history and personal social studies classes. Don’t miss the political exhibits in show cases and the flag framed clock.
Cheerleaders Plan Uniform Fundraiser and Basketball Prep
The varsity cheerleaders raise funds by hosting a dance after a football game and selling corsages during homecoming weekend to buy new uniforms. They aim to have them ready by basketball season and are practicing basketball cheers with plans for more in November.
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Tandare
Ennvantinn
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