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Herald Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1966

Page

2

Girls Make Fashion Show Gowns From Home Economics

North Hagers Town High School students showcased home economics creations at a PTSA fashion show in the A cafeteria. Mothers modeled outfits including a beige mohair suit and a rose brocade dress, while students wore prom gowns and school wear. A Summer Rainbow finale featured twenty dresses, with remarks on fabrics, colors, and a pink empire dress worn by a participant at Annapolis.

Debbie Sellers Eft Betty Beavers North Hagerstown High School Deb Katherine Guiney Pat Elliott North Hagerstown Pat M. TD. Eliott J. E. Gaver Nancy PTSA Belinda Lewis Lori Lisa Belinda Frannie Warper Sue Chaney Naval Academy Susan Merckle Annapolis Sue Harry Susie Baker Anna Lee

Enchanting Prom Staged At Forbes Rd High School

Forbes Road High School in Harrisonville hosted the junior senior prom on April 23 with the theme Some Enchanted Evening. Decor featured a blue and yellow ceiling of streamers, tables around the gym, pine trees and a large silver moon, while the orchestra performed at the far end.

Faye Witter Forbes Road Harrisonville Forbes

Four Debate China Issue at North Hagerstown High

Laurie Miller and Travis Martin, juniors and seniors, led a speech class debate at North Hagerstown High School arguing Red China should be admitted to the United Nations. They defeated Harvey Heyser and Larry Abraham of the Debating Club before a large audience with judges Mrs. Sweeney, Miss Tewart, and Fred Johnson.

Laurie Miller Travis Martin Harvey Heyser Larry Abraham Raymond Chesnut Robert Koehler Robert Sweeney Patsy Tewart Fred Johnson Harvey Larry St. James School Laurie Travis

Smithsburg Freshmen Host North Band at Spring Dance

Smithsburg High on Friday hosted a spring dance for freshmen and guests in the school cafeteria. Music came from Megan David and the Grapes of Wrath from North High. The highlight was a 14 foot high May pole as decorations.

Smithsburg Smithsburg High Megan David the Grapes of Wrath North High

Junior Achievement Comes Program Aims For Local Students

Officials plan an October to April JA operation with three or four student companies of about 20 members from three city high schools. William Clopper of Potomac Edison chairs the program while Wayne Hudson of Fairchild Hiller leads JA guidance. Edward C. Ruby of Mack Trucks says business leaders back the effort and weekly company meetings will occur at an as yet unnamed center.

William Clopper Potomac Edison Wayne Hudson Fairchild-Hiller Nashville Edward C. Ruby Mack Trucks

Trio Named To Girls State By LUCINDA HARTLE

Teresa Powell Sandie Brown and Karen Bowman from Williamsport High School have been chosen by the William sport American Legion and the Williamsport Lions Club to attend the 1966 Maryland Girls State at Hood College from June 19 25. The girls will study city county and state government and will be entertained with a dance and a talent show near the end of the week.

Hood College Frederick Lucinda Hartle Williamsport High School Williamsport Jassies Teresa Powell Sandie Brown Karen Bowman William American Legion Williamsport Lions Club Maryland Carver Hall Annapolis Hood

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Bie Betty Clugston Trudi Chavis Judy Walters Doris Warfield Forbes Rd China Alice Lyon Smithsburg High School
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