What I remember most from twelve years of school
A personal reflection on standout moments from primary through senior year. The speaker recalls friendships, challenges, and small lessons that shaped their identity more than grades.
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Newspaper
Herald Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1966
Page
1
Remember Most The Great Teachers
The speaker reflects on teachers who guided and influenced students, earning respect even when opinions differed. They recall friendships, school activities, and the lasting impact of educators, emphasizing that youth is fleeting but memories of teachers and peers endure.
Realized My Mistake Of Quitting School
Alice Gail Munson, 19, of Hancock reflects on dropping out for a year and finishing as a Hancock Senior High School senior planning to attend Hagerstown Junior College to pursue teaching. She urges others to stay in school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gail Munson
W. Malin Sr
Hancock
Hagerstown Junior College
Guess We All Must Grow Up Sometime
Karen Eckert 18 237 Pennsylvania Ave Hancock reflects on high school memories. She recalls dedicated teachers, friendships, trips to the principal's office and essays as punishments. Eckert notes junior year scholastic achievement and senior year friendships and fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Eckert
Pennsylvania Ave
Hancock
Remembering Teachers Inspires Desire To Teach
A reader reflects on twelve years of schooling, noting how teachers influence learning and shape character. The piece contrasts a student’s obstinance with a teacher’s persistence to teach, concluding that memories of educators fuel the writer’s own wish to teach.
Smithsburg High School Welcomes Incoming Freshmen
Smithsburg On May 26 the Smithsburg Junior High eighth graders visited Smithsburg High for orientation. The event introduced the ninth grade teachers and explained course offerings including vocational, commercial, general, and academic tracks. Club presidents led activities and a student tour followed with a brief Q and A session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lyon
Smithsburg
Smithsburg High
Smithsburg High School
John Smetzer
Lloyd Karris
Smithson
Marty Wackjer
Tammy
Brenda Hurbanis
Barbara Sprecher
Debbie Helfrick
Kay Harner
Karen Sterling
Peggy Ridenour
Monty Reynolds
Narwma Heinly
Karen Stenger
North Hagerstown Seniors Name Song Flower Motto
At the Color Day assembly the North Hagerstown High School senior class revealed their song flower and motto. The song is Try to Remember with changes, the flower is a red carnation, and the motto reads Only the lamp of the past can light the hallways of the future. Class colors were handed down by student leaders Gary Headlander Charles Barnhart Rick Mogensen Chris Kline and Christopher Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hagerstown High School
Gary Headlander
Charles Barnhart
Rick Mogensen
Chris Kline
Christopher Brown
Smithsburg high seniors lead majorettes and band
Donna Green a junior was named captain and Kathy Buscher a sophomore named co captain for next year at Smithsburg High School. Their team last performed at a ceremony marking a new phase in the Interstate Highway 70 project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Green
Kathy Buscher
Smithsburg
Donna
Kathy
Hancock FTA Hosts Visitors Orientation Day at Hancock High
Hancock High School's FTA sponsors Orientation Day for incoming freshmen. Officials include new officers Maxine Divel president and Vicki Moore vice president. Cathy Seville led activities and Doris Hoppengardner served as historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Suffecool
Hancock
Hancock High
FTA
Eugene Swain
Linda Brumback
Maxine Divel
Vicki Moore
Connie
School Section Published Each Saturday in The Morning Herald
The School Section of the TNE Herald lists local schools with staff and guardian notes for multiple towns including North Hagerstown South Hagerstown Williamsport Clear Spring Smithsburg Hancock Brunswick Middletown and others with editors and associations. The compiled roster includes names such as Katherine Guiney Sue Chan Linda Seibert Mary Grehl Allyson Weshburn Diane Knight and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Herald
Daily Mall
The
Herald. Mall Co
Hagerstown, Md
North Hagerstown
Sue Chan
South Hagerstown
Linda Seibert
Mary Grehl
Allyson Weshburn
Diane Knight
Marla Goretti
Lucy Daniels
Boonsboro
Rick Morrison
Suzie Beard
Jeannie Crampton
Williamsport
Lucinda Marthe
Clear Spring
Bonnie Clark
Smithsburg
Alice Lyom
Albert A. Wenback
Hancock
Mai Sulfecool
Day
Schrebver
Fy i
Brunswick
Monica McLane
Middletown
Junior Beahm
Betty Goodiow
Forbes Road
Faye Witter
McConnellsburg
Sandra Alloway
Waynesboro
Marie di Glammaring
Gretchen Trostta
Sh. Thomas
William James
James Buchanan
Jean Etter
Berkeley Springs
Edwin Conner
Shepherdstown
Suellen
Headheevie
Mike Cummings
Musselman
Larry Off
Charles Town
Douglas Perk
Resettlesbura
Karen Dutterer
Ay Greencastle
Susan McCleat
Southern Fulton
Vivne May
Karen Winters
Fhurmont
Susie Rifle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hancock High School
David Creek
W. Main St
Hancock, Senior
Roland White
Herald-Mail
North
By Sue Chaney
Parousis
Cheryl Cavender
Doris Hoppengardner
Cathy Lashley
Herald Strait
Katherine Guiney
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