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es, Sunday, April 4r 198?OAKLAND - Fifteen students from Southern High School competed in the Ninth Annual Maryland Skills Olympics, heid at Howard County’s Vocational-Technical CenterThe contest is one measurement of determining how well students in vocational educational classes “measure up” in various skills areas at business, industrial and professional levels.Five students returned with medals and a trophy. Dennis Evans took first place and a gold medal in carpentry; James Walkling placed second in electrical trades and earned a silver medal. Kenny Rexroad was second in cabinet making with a silver medal; James Neary and James Walkling received trophies for third place in safety All are students in John Fitzwater s building trades class.Other students representing Southern in thehighly competitive event, sponsored by the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, were Terry Harvey, Roger Kisner, Larrv James, Tim Carr. Karole Wift. CrystalWilt and James Nearv in%opening and closing, Curtis Tasker, machine shop. Barry Alexander, bricklaying. Matt Scheffel, architectural drafting. Gary Heginbotham, machine draftingAngie Dixon, Richard Tasker and Harvev Glot-feltv attended as studentwobservers. Also accompanying the group were Fitzwater ane l^roy Groer,advisers; Harold Hum berson. teacher, Gladvs Humberson, Marcie Groer and Helen FitzwaterEvans will compete in the National Skills Olympics in I»uisville, Kv\, in June
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Cumberland Sunday Times
Cumberland, Maryland, US
Sun, Apr 04, 1982
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