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Newspaper
Herald Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
3
Williamsport FFA members earned top honors at a banquet. Carroll Taylor was named star greenhand, Ronnie McCleary recognized for livestock farming, John Weimer earned county reserve champion hog, and David Simpson won junior public speaking. Principal John Hull and Supt. William Donaldson presented the awards.
South High drill team the Rebelettes held tryouts for about 30 girls selecting 15 new members based on marching skill and routines with academic standards kept. Captain Barbara Menninger directed training with senior members and the group will resume practice for the Sharpsburg Memorial Day Parade and halftime shows at football games. New Rebelettes include Carol Crumbacker Vickie Miller Krista Fisher Julie Bogers Linda Bloyer Barby Boward Diane Charey Vickie Coliflower Cheryl Snyder Sharon Twenty Denise Waters Susan Kershner Barbi McCurdy and Sharon Gossard.
James Osbourn Hunter a Shepherdstown High School junior earned a place in the 1966 Summer National Science Foundation Mathematics Training Program for High Ability Students at Rutgers University He received a cash grant The six week residency runs July 4 to August 12 with 26 boys and 26 girls participating Colleges and universities nationwide back the NSF program to offer intensive science and math experience to about 6200 top high school students
The Student Council of St Maria Goretti sponsors a dance tomorrow night in Pangborn Auditorium from 8 to 11 p m to raise money for the Valley Region Association of Student Councils. Barabbas and the Inmates from Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg will provide music.
Cliff McCrath of Wenham Massachusetts spoke at North Hagerstown High School April 25 to an all freshmen audience. James Lemmert principal introduced the Gordon College soccer coach and Wheaton College graduate who urged self acceptance duty and faith in God as parts of balanced living. Renowned as National Soccer Association vice president and Wheaton all star, McCrath emphasized usable energy as rivers and urged students to build three dams: self improvement, work readiness, and faith in God.
South Hagerstown High School chorus members traveled to New York City on April 30 for a day of theater and dining. The 77 performers saw Superman at Alvin Theatre and the Easter show at Radio City Music Hall, with former student Lin Bartles now a Rockette, before returning home at 4:45 p.m.
An April 28 Martinsburg High School ceremony announced the 1966-67 Student Council results. Bob Frankenberry, a junior, was elected president, with Bonnie Lewis named vice president. Other presidential candidates were Bob Jenkins and Robert Sherrard. Bonnie Lewis is active in multiple clubs including Tri-Hi-Y Latin Club Bible Club Pep Club Thespians and more.
The Gordon Eisman Chapter of the National Honor Society held a spring induction at Charles Town High School. 27 students were initiated by sponsor Mrs. C. W. Shipley as Harold Chamblin welcomed guests and leaders announced awards and recognitions.
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