Williamsport High elects new Student Council leaders
President with a shiner Jack Ebersole becomes the new Student Council president at Williamsport High School, accepting the gavel from Judy McKinley. Anne Gruber is vice president and Jackie Marott is secretary, with Lucinda Hiartle noting elections followed a week of posters and speeches.
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Jack Ebersole
Williamsport High School
Judy McKinley
Jack
Anne Gruber
Jackie Marott
Lucinda Hiartle
North Hagerstown High selects next year’s Hoo-Wah-N-Wat editors
Richard Babington will be editor in chief of the Hoo-Wah-N-Wat at North Hagerstown High School. John McCardell, Dave Hixson, Terry Young, Gail Godlove, Barbara Slair and Carol Renner named as editors and supervisors. Advisors cite grade, citizenship and overall ability for selection.
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Sue Chaney
North Hagerstown High School
Richard Babington
National Rifle Association of America
Civil War Times
Richard
Carroll Babington
J. Wayne Powell
Herald- Mail
Morning Herald
John McCardell
Madrigals
Dave Hixson
Terry Young
Terry
Gail Godlove
Barbara Slair
Gail
Alpha
Job’s Daughters
FTA
Barbara
Heiskelite
Sigma
Carol Renner
Jo Ann Miller
Hoo Wah N Wat Wins First Place Rating
North Hagerstown High School's Hoo Wah N Wat earns first class honor from the National Scholastic Press Association's All American Newspaper Critical Service. Advisor Jo Ann Miller announced the award based on a 3000 point system. Judy Knox led as editor in chief with page editors Barbara Toms Starla Welty Diane Nowell and John Hose. William Parkin contributed to wholography.
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Critical Service
National Scholastic Press Association
Jo Ann Miller
University of Minnesota School of Journalism
Judy Knox
Barbara Toms
Starla Welty
Diane, Nowell
John Hose
William Parkin
Boonsboro Seniors to graduate in 52nd ceremony
156 Boonsboro Senior High students will graduate Monday at 8 p.m. in the 52nd commencement. Speakers Brenton Ford Gregory Stottelmyer and Diana Yingling were elected for scholarship and ability. Principal absent, assistant Gerald Hammond to present graduates to Board President Claude Merckle for diplomas. The class sermon Sunday at 8 p.m. will be by Rev. Theodore Elser.
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Boonsboro
Boonsboro Senior High
Brenton Ford
Gregory Stottelmyer
Diana Yingling
iThese
Brenton
Greg
Diana
J Willard Newton
Gerald C. Hammond
Claude O. Merckle
Board of Education
Theodore Elser
Mt. Nebo Eub ‘Church
Hancock High Installs Student Council Dress Code
Hancock High School introduces a dress code under new Student Council president Eugene Swain. The rules, effective September 6, ban haircuts like “head type,” require no sweatshirts, limit girls skirts to knee length, allow light makeup, prohibit curlers and head scarves, and ban culottes. Officers include Maxine Divel and Phyllis Reel. trip to Cowan's Gap on June 10 with advisors Winegardnner and Hoppengardner as chaperones.
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Mary Suffecool
Hancock Senior High
Hancock
Eugene Swain
Hancock High
David Creek
Eugene
Bermuda
Cowan's Gap
Winegardnner
Hoppengardner
Former Williamsport Track Star Featured In Magazine
Eighteen year old Pam Unger featured in Seventeen Magazine June issue. The Williamsport High School alum ran since age 12 and aims for the 1968 Olympic team. She specializes in cross country and the mile and half mile events.
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New York
Pam Unger
Seventeen
Tom Barton
Torrance
Calif
U.S.A
Pam
Williamsport
Frederick
Williamsport High School
Juniata College
Huntingdon
SCORE
Selma
Ala
Art Winners Announced At South Hagerstown High
Winners announced for the first annual South Hagerstown High School art festival held Sunday and Monday. Caroline Long won Best of Show and first prizes in oil, watercolor, sculpture, and drawing. Marianne Michael won first in drawing. Roy Sampsell earned second in oil, watercolor, and sculpture. Inge Bonefas took second in drawing. Honorable mentions went to Tom Renner in watercolor and Roy Sampsell in oil.
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Mary Grahl
South
Roy Sampsell
Inge Bonefas
Tom Renner
Karen Bowman Heads Williamsport High Band
Williamsport The W H S Blue Band elected its new officers for the coming year with Karen Bowman as president and Rodney Faith to continue as drum major. Other officers include Kathy Simplins vice president Dena Shank secretary Kathy Banzhoff treasurer band manager John Jones assistant and Doug Holland. Appointed roles cover publicity librarian duties and quartermaster duties.
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Lucinda Hartle
Williamsport
W. H.S. Blue Band
Karen Bowman
Kathy Simplins
Dena Shank
Kathy Banzhoff
John Jones
Doug Holland
Cindy Mallett
Karen Burger
Mary Townsely
Paul Chapman
Rodney Faith
Boonsboro Band Hosts Strawberry Festival
Boonsboro Band Boosters sponsor a strawberry festival at Shafer Memorial Park starting at 4 p.m. The event features strawberries with shortcake and homemade ice cream while the Boonsboro Senior High band performs in the evening.
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Boonsboro
Boonsboro Senior High School
Shafer Memorial Park
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