Teaching Career Month Observed With Planned Activities
Frederick County observes Teaching Career Month with events including a tea at Frederick High, a senior day, a Washington trip, and a county workshop. The effort highlights the need for qualified elementary and secondary teachers as Future Teacher Chapters engage about 300 students and conduct meetings with district educators and administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland Association of Future Teachers
Montgomery Blair High School
Silver Spring
C. Taylor Whittier
Montgomery County
Richard R. Roberts
Teachers Association of
Baltimore County
Larry McLean
National Education Association
Frederick County Teachers Association
Mary E. Rhoads
FTA
Frederick High School
Board of Education
James A. Sensenbaugh
John L. Carnochan Jr
Frederick High
Louise Weagly
Frederick County Council
Linganore High School
Floyd Cromwell
Brunswick
Wayne Brachey
Duval Sneadner
Emmitsburg
Margaret Polley
Federal Post Office
East Frederick School Plans Spring Carnival
East Frederick School announces its Spring Carnival on April 25 starting at 6 p.m. chaired by Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mantell with Mrs. Richard Main as co chair. The event features games pony rides dancing a talent show grab bags sandwiches ice cream cake and candy with a charity auction at 10 15 p.m. Proceeds benefit the steel PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Frederick
David E. Mantell
James Decker
Steel
PTA
Mantell
Richard Main
Games
Charles Bell
William Cullen
Guy Burdette
Marion Carmack
Steve Oden
Paul Main
Eston Hoffman
Kathleen Moore
Charles Luhn
Charles Schill
Ignatius Lease
Paul Vollmer
Earl Cline
Wilmer Sheckles
Richard McKnight Jr
Leonard Baugher
Raymond Hilderbrand
Helen Notestine
Robert Burie
Jesse Myers
George Brachey
Bryant Fisher
Ralph L. Burall
Roy Goodman
Dwight Roy
June Glisan
W. R. Nalley
Lester Luhn
Robert Furie
David Main
Robert Renn
Bettie Dorsey
Eileen Carmack
Roy Lawson
Lawrence Lawson
Mary Harris
Arthur Simon
Louie Ridgley
Clyde Lawson
Roy Main
Gerald Wright
Lee Kemp
Tip Miller
Lee DeGrange
Boyd Smith
Holmes Warfield
Educational scope of women’s studies in schools
A broad outline lists subjects taught to women including science and mathematics, English and foreign languages, technical and vocational education, home economics, and physical and health education. The curriculum emphasizes practical skills and literacy for women’s participation in society.
Elmeapades Set for Elm Street School April 16 7 45 PM
Elm Street School presents the annual Elmeapades on April 16 at 7 45 p m the program A Song of Liberty surveys American music from the late 1700s to today The Elm Street School Band led by Gary Smith joins elementary and seventh eighth ninth grade glee clubs directed by Mrs Doris Felton Mrs Thomas Shade plus art and staging teams led by Diana Carl Lavenia Marsh and John Kile with Kile directing lighting. many students and staff are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
America
Gary Smith
Doris Felton
Thomas Shade
Rick Foster
Glee Club
Nahe Akers
Rhonda Weirtz
Pamela Norwood
Gerald Blank
Linda Hahn
Beth Magaha
Gregory Young
Paul Trey
Loreen Davis
Debra Rice
Melody Handley
Edward Gray
Joan Purdy
James Burriss
David Stottlemeyer
Vickie Anguish
Bonnie Bowman
Yvonne Boyce
Joyce Boyer
Debra Brode
Ginger Brown
Linda Heller
Cheryl Hann
Judy Bennett
Patricia McGaha
Leif Hoffman
Cathy Myers
Jennifer Sullivan
Elaine Kessinger
Martha Gilbert
Sally Atkinson
Barbara Crutchley
Linda Shupe
Lois Nusz
Joyce Wills
Patty Smith
Sue Long
Kevin Brown
Judy Keeney
Wanda Masser
Wanda May
Emily Harrington
Sandra Harley
Walter Summers
Kenny Boyd
Larry Shelton
Marilyn Gaver
Marilyn Krantz
Joan Davis
Peggy Sayler
Kathi Horst
Donna Fisher
Elizabeth
Yale president Kingman Brewster Jr. inaugurated at Yale
Yale University prepares to inaugurate Kingman Brewster Jr. as its 17th president. Delegates from U S and abroad attend a ceremony featuring a charter seal and office keys. Brewster, 44, discusses Yale’s role in international ties and insists the academic community must self govern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven. Conn
Kingman Brewster Jr
Yale
Brewster
Yale Daily News
New Haven
A. Whitney Griswold
Yale Corporation
Read World History With Focus And Self Motivation
A self help style guide advises students to improve grades by altering study setup and mindset. It urges arranging a comfortable chair, good lighting, minimized noise, and proper reading posture. It then motivates personal accountability and outlines a step by step pre study plan to engage with the material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edser
the Reading Laboratory Inc
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Violent tremors rock Etna as villagers panic
Readable fragments note a volatile Etna eruption in Sicily with panicked villagers. Other items mention Brazil's army revolt ousting President Goulart and Belgian doctors striking over health insurance law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Etna
Brazil
Goulart
Belgium
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
Tanganyika
Wichita Falls
Sheppard Air Force Base
Texas
Johnson
Khrushchev
Hungary
Red China
United States
Panama
Turkey
Cyprus
Teaching Scholarships Awarded to Emmitsburg Student
Miss Susan Martin of Emmitsburg High School receives a Maryland State Department of Education teaching scholarship based on November exam scores. She also holds the Frank C Marino and a Western Maryland College scholarship, plans a history teaching career, and serves as editor, secretary, and church youth leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Martin
George Martin
RFD 2
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg High School
Maryland State Department of Education
Miss Martin
Frank C. Marino
Western Maryland College
Youth Fellowship
Six Damascus Students Named to Who's Who Leaders
Six Damascus High School students were chosen for Who's Who Among Student Leaders in High Schools of America. The honorees are J. Patrick Anamosa, Barbara J. Buxton, Michael A. Floyd, Donald I. Gale, Larry L. Gladhill, and Peggy J. Howser for scholarship leadership and service. The organization, founded in 1954, recognizes high achievers and encourages continued education. Stephen Muzik of Taney Court Apartments won third prize in Bethany College freshman writing contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus High School
America
J. Patrick Anamosa
Barbara J. Buxton
Michael A. Floyd
Donald I. Gale
Larry L. Gladhill
Peggy J. Howser
Stephen Muzik
Taney Court Apartments
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
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Dra Derr
John George
Christine Espeland
Holly Poole
Marilyn Mason
Constance Billie
Jan Willard
Jack Hart
Susan Thomas
Jennifer Jacques
Brenda Rees
Susan Long
Jill Herd
Janet McCrary
Nadine Winstead
Judy Hartman
Marcelene Kefauver
Carnachan
Delite Atchi
Frank J Keeferson
Pauline Flanagan
West Frederick Junior High
Sharon D. Wolfe
Myersville
Middletown High School
Minnie D. Smith
American Uni
Elmeapades
Darlene Loughry
Linda Runkles
Linda Shelhorse
Ray Ketterman
Linda Thrasher
Eddie Dykstra
Clark Davis
Mary Ann Bader
Stephanie Roderick
Cheryl Emge
Sandy Perkins
Mary Gilbert
Leona Diggs
Dor's Smith
Joan Brengle
Carole Whichard
Clifford Paust
Betsy Handley
Pat Smith
Annette King
Darlene Wymer
Pat Kidd
Sherry Keeney
Paula Kline
Judy Taylor
Carol Ann Jackson
Gracie Eiker
Connie Bowie
Charles Thompson
Jay Feaga
James Taylor
Monica Larkin
Peggy Young
Janet Rothenhoefer
Brenda Null
Patsy Toberg
Jeff Kinna
Allen Terrell
Charlene Whiten
Erich Ryle
Ross Murray
Susan Reid
Shirley Haugh
Linda Brown
Bonnie Devilbiss
Joyce Keeney
Cindy Kepler
Bonnie Hope
Virginia Fox
Byron Hawkins
Robert Turner
Mark Joy
Wayne MacDonald
James Burke
Austin Baumgardner
Roger Atanasaff
David Rhoades
Keith Harsher
Clark Phobus
Ronald Young
Tom Crawford
Shirley Stroup
Robert Marsh
Tim May
Eddie Wachter
Darryl Tyeryar
Mike Hood
Butch Bader
George Cavenee
Rickie Wolfe
Earl Webber
Mike Baumgardner
Alma Shook
Pat Davis
Cathy Wetzel
Karen Shelton
Paul L. Beale Jr
Paul Beale
University of Florida At
Gainesville
Thurmont High School
International Business Machines
Oswego
N. Y
Pan American Airways
Cape Kennedy
Robert B. Beale
University of Maryland
Versity
University
Mr. K
Falus
Wson
CTV
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