Peace In Vietnam Must Be Won Through Talks
Melinda South, a junior, says peace in Vietnam can only come from world leaders' talks rather than Pentagon demonstrations. She argues protests by a minority fail to accomplish goals and that the only effect is to show U S service members they have support back home.
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Concept Of Free Assembly Guaranteed By Constitution
Chris Kline argues that free assembly is a fundamental constitutional right for Americans. He notes peace movements can yield valuable results but criticizes marches on the Pentagon for breaking laws and disrespecting the core ideas they claim to defend.
Protesters Fail to Inspire Respect at Pentagon Demonstrations
Ann Smith, a junior, argues that the Pentagon protests harmed their cause by not dispersing when asked and showing disrespect, as demonstrators opposed the Vietnam War. The incident highlights tensions between dissent and order during the protest.
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Demonstration Critiqued as Disorderly and Ineffective
Robert Weiss argues demonstrations can reflect American free speech but complains this event harmed their cause. He says the demonstrators were unruly and failed to advance a solution, urging better organization and constructive action instead of blind attacks on policy.
Southern Fulton Students Present On Borrowed Time Play
Warfordsburg drama set for Friday night at 8 o clock features the Junior-Senior class production Of On Borrowed Time a modern drama about life and fate. Cast includes Gramps Tom Strait Pud Rob in Hixon Nellie Carol Whitfield Aunt Demetria Shirley Hixon Dr Evans Frank Geist Sheriff Daniel Peck and others with tickets 75 cents adults 50 cents students in advance at class members or 1 75 at the door 50 cents students. Directed by Mrs Geo B Sigel and William Hammond.
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Southern Fulton
At & P.m
Robert Hixon
Sandy Eddy
Shirley Hixon
Carol Whitfield
Tom Strait
Tom Deshong
Ronnie Shives
Frank Geist
Daniel Peck
David Pittman
Lynn Stahle
Barbara Strait
Greg Geist
Warfordsburg
Gramps
Pud
Rob
In Hixon
Nellie
Ir. Brink
Jeath
Demetria Shirley Hixon
Marcia
Dr. Evans
Geo.b. Sigel
William Hammond
Vocalists Attend State Teachers Convention
Three South High vocalists traveled to Baltimore for the state teachers convention last week. The group includes Jane Bliss and Debbie Antoroia juniors and Richard Frush senior, all members of the all-State chorus.
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Jane Bliss
Debbie Antoroia
Richard Frush
School Section staff and contributor list
Herald Morning Mail in Hagestown presents the School Section every Saturday. Reporters cover North Hagerstown South Hagerstown Boonsboro Williamsport Clear Spring Hancock St James School Smithsburg High with editors Jackie Bailey and staff listed.
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Herald-Mail Co
Hagerstown
Jackie Bailey
Lydia Diaz
Diane Knight
Mindy Verduci
Maria Goretli
Barbara Swaczy
Boonsboro
Cessie White
Melinda May Williamsport—Ann Gruber Clear Spring
Linda Hall
Marsha McCarty Hancock
Vicki Moore
St. James School
Steve Brown
Smithsburg High
Joyce Vandebogart
Debbie Johnson
School Names Tie Walter Reed to 1960s Election Report
A listing of student and staff names from multiple Maryland and West Virginia high schools appears in a local notice. The names include Betsy Zang of Frederick High and Mary Ann Keyser of James Buchanan, with many others from varied districts.
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Betsy Zang
Frederick
Barbara Beet
Brunswick High
Stephanie Everitts
Middletown High
Paul Dean Thurmont
Charlotte Heatherly
Lipganore
Larry Smosk
Chambersburg
Ann Shewan
Waynesboro
Joyce Ann Dunlap
Greencastle-Antrim
Mary Ann Keyser
James Buchanan
Sue Hemnbaugh
Southern Fulton
Shirley Hixon
McConnellsburg
Tom Duffey
Hedgesville
Doug Kilmer
Shepherdstown
Kathy Jo Smith
Martinsburg
Debbie Quenzel
Harpers Ferry
William Craven
Musselman
Marie Collis
Berkeley Springs
Barbara
Omps
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