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Newspaper
Herald Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1968
Page
5
Bill Hammond of St. Maria Goretti was named quarterly Student Council Class President for the third straight time and led seven fellow presidents in participation ratings. The judges credited his leadership and active involvement in student government.
South Hagerstown High hosts a Speakeasy themed dance on February 23 sponsored by the Art Club. The event seats 30 couples, costs 1.50 per couple, and features a transformed art room with 1920s atmosphere, hat check, servers, and bar-esque decor with coke options. Tickets must be bought in advance.
Mrs. Helen Loper, Home Economics teacher at North High, introduces a twelve week course titled Understanding Myself. The program aims to develop personality, grooming, etiquette, and social relationships among freshman girls.
Harpers Ferry High School students Jeff Spickler Lisa Franzen and Bill Craven earned top honors in Timec The Weekly News Current Affairs Contest out of over 2 500 000 participants across the U S and Canada Spickler is student leader of the Safety Club and yearbook circulation chief Franzen serves as Drama Club president and Honor Society historian Craven is NHS member co editor of the school paper and a versatile athlete The prize included certificates of excellence and merit awarded by Time publisher James R Shepley
Debbie Moser presents a check from Boonsboro Sr. High Future Nurses Club to Gene E. Schmidt administrator at Brook Lane Psychiatric Center. The donation supports a Mental Health Career Week and aids Brook Lane’s nursing program through the Katherine B. Cullison Memorial Mental Health Award.
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