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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1969
Page
3
The note invites readers to suggest changes for the staff and a name for the section. It discusses senior class pictures listing present and absent students and requests double or triple spacing and single-sided copy. An awards luncheon for correspondents is planned for Saturday May 10 with further details to follow.
Brunswick High School reports thirty percent of the senior class is college bound with 21 seniors accepted to Frederick Community College. Named are Mary Wenner, Brent Virts, Barbara George, Joe Rock, Kent Anders, John Barr, Judy Fry, Frank Woullard, James Varpalas, Shirley Hatcher, Billy Hughes, Daniel Shewbridge, Pamela Barger, Juliet Gibson, and others. Junior senior prom planned for May 9 in the high school gym, with a breakfast at the Holiday Inn in Frederick. Civil service training offered for graduates and seniors with exam details and registration.
Cupus Chatter Cl Vet TAREDAS of Huand emooer visits Edward Rithcie at Netown. Both seniors at the University of Mian in Coral Gables, Florida, during spring vacation.
William S Hood of 9 Bose 13th Street Frederick has been named to the Dean's List of the College of Liberal Arts at Drew University. A senior in the college, Hood is the son of Mr and Mrs William Samuel Hood and attended Frederick High School in Frederick.
Boonsboro High School announces winners from the Goldey Beacom School of Business test held March 27. Senior finalists include Dave Kline and Connie Paylor with honors to Gladys White and Keith Pound listed. Junior winners Cathy Maes Kim Houser and Donne Pottenber per. Outdoor School counselors to Misty Mount in Washington County with ten participants attending sessions April to June. Drama Club spring tournament awards crown juniors for Outside the Door and other plays. honors include best director and best actress with student directors and teachers named.
Kevin Hall, Gaithersburg High School junior, returned from a four day all expense paid trip to Chicago as a National Youth Power winner. He was one of six state winners and one of four youths chosen to represent Maryland in 1968. His project traced food from farm to table with a threefold view of producer distributor and consumer and was shown on television to millions.
The passage notes spring's arrival with lines about the year's at the spring and day’s at the morn. It describes nature waking, signs of new life, and nearby fields turning green, mentioning flowers such as tulips and daffodils as indicators of early spring.
Frederick High School completes a Red Cross aid chest bound for a refugee camp in South Vietnam. The five cubic foot chest holds 48 notebooks 24 rulers six compasses six protractors 24 erasers 24 washcloths towels soap combs toothbrushes toothpaste 12 rubber balls volleyball net soccer ball pump jump ropes jacks harmonicas and more. Contributions came from students faculty and area merchants including Fabric Shop Drug Fair Peoples Drug Store Zimmermans Market Rout zahn Cappellos and Safeway.
Laura Christine Kinsey of Frederick has earned a place on the Dean's List at Duke University for the fall semester due to high academic standing and an impressive average. The Kinsey family of 304 Magnolia Avenue announced the honor.
The ALL WE junior and senior high choral groups directed by Mrs Lear Mullan perform a patriotic concert on April 21 at 1 00 pm featuring eight ninth and senior high choirs with 275 participants. Selections include This Is a Great Country and an arrangement of America with a finale Sing Out America Our Heritage. Accompanists are Jennifer Sullivan Marlene Selar and Libby Schantz. Concert tickets available from choir members or at the night of the show.
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