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Newspaper
Herald Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
1
Cindy Spalding, 16, of College Road Route 3, a junior, argues that modern films reflect real life and influence behavior. She says obscene films won’t affect unless the viewer is already obscene and that movies provide a needed glimpse of real life for sheltered youths.
The article argues that films shape viewers impressions especially the young, while older students resist influence due to broader experience. It notes a preference for comedies and James Bond style adventures with occasional standout pictures like The Sound of Music.
The speaker dislikes some films especially James Bond but favors comedies and religious movies for meaning. They argue movies influence behavior occasionally but moral core should remain unchanged. Individual actions by movie stars should not dictate personal conduct. They urge using personal judgment over imitation of celebrities.
The speaker prefers comedies and socially conscious films over blood-curdling mysteries. They attend most movies for entertainment but avoid living vicariously in character roles. Contemporary films can evoke strong emotions and reactions despite self-restraint.
The John D Zemmyer Chapter will induct 25 junior members at 1 30 p m in the North Hagerstown High School auditorium. Eligible students must have at least a 3 25 grade average and secrecy surrounds the names until the ceremony.
Clear Spring High School held the May Day assembly with Fonda Kretzer named queen after senior girls were voted to the May Court. Linda Bishop led the court with escorts and gifts presented by the Student Council president Paul Pittman. The program included a May Pole dance by seventh graders, chorus numbers Old Joe Clark Chim Chim Cheree, and band performances under William Carr. The gym echoed turquoise and white class colors.
In Harrisonville Pennsylvania the senior class held a hoagie sale last week. Orders were collected and hoagies delivered April 29. Each senior aimed for six sales to fund a trip to New York. The total hoagies sold exceeded twelve hundred as orders kept coming in.
The School Section appears weekly in The Morning Herald and The Daily Mail. Names listed include Katherine Guiney editor and a long roster of school sections and contacts across multiple towns in Maryland and nearby counties.
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