City High Honors Roll Lists By Grade and Name
City High School announces honor roll for first marking term with A and B averages. The list includes students across grades 12 through 10, highlighting names such as Thomas M. Beall, Donald Brachey, William E. Davis, James Hammond, Michael Looker, Cynthia Shafer, Judy Stoner, and Bonnie J. Adkins among others.
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Frederick High School
Thomas M. Beall
Donald Brachey
Linda Burdette
Doris Burkholder
Shirley Clark
Nancy Castle
William E. Davis
Malcolm Douglas
Dewey Dykstra
Nona Coulter
Doris Dorrell
Robert
Dwight Oland
Marian Monk
Kay Palm
William Roessler
Mark Serepca
Robert Russel
Sandra Lee Rainmorth
Sharon Rice
Judy Roberts
Cynthia Shafer
Myra Shaff
Cathy Shook
Sharon Spar
Judy Stoner
Sharon Titus
Patricia Troxell
Bonnie Tucker
Mary Ann Tucker
Linda Warner
Kay Warner
Edith Wars
Thomas Zmudzewski
Danyce Weinberg
Nadine Winstead
Gloria Jo Witt
Clyde Baker
Henry Baugher
von Stella Alexander
Linda Baker
Elaine Balm
Richard Brown
Janice Carey
Christopher Davis
Barbara Cochran
Margaret Connie Devilbiss
Margaret Frazier
Cynthia Gary
Lydia Geisbert WE
Ernest Gladney
Richard Graf
Sally Grossnickle
Barbara Hall
Carol Hahn
David L
Joan P. Russell
Katharine Schantz
Patrick Snead
George Snyder
Ronald Spangler
Julia Smith
Vivian Smith
Deborah Spero
Paul G. Voorheis
Joan E Trey
Barbara L. Wagner
Linda Watkins
Donald Wenschhof
Trudy Wals
Nancy Zentner
Bonnie J. Adkins
Mary Judith Bianco
Brenda Jise
Robert W
Joy Harris
Marianne Johnson
Patrick Onley
James Roessler
Mary Ellen Jacobs
Sylvia D. Lawson
Patricia A. Linton
Anne E. Luhn
Patricia Moxley
Barbara Pilgrim
Stephanie Roderick
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer TV special delights all ages
AP notes a six to seven year anti rationing group leader praising NBCs Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer special for Children’s Hour. Burl Ives voices the snowman puppet with gentle funeral tone. NBC may add it to yearly repeats and Crosby planned White Christmas number in Dec 21 episode. Alfred Hitchcock Hour Misadventure on NBC 10 11 EST praised for its taut murder triangle with Lola Albright Barry Nelson.
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New York
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Burl Ives
Wee
NBC
ABC
Bing Crosby
Rudolph
Lola Albright
Barry Nelson
Women of the Moose Chapter Enroll New Members
New members were enrolled at Women of the Moose Chapter 347 meeting honoring Mrs Doris Wiles and Social Service Committee. Mrs Geraldine Burger enrolled the class. door prize went to Mrs Edna White with prizes for Nan Ray Ruby Williams Frances Roser. next meeting December 9.
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Doris Wiles
Women of the Moose Chapter
Moose Lodge
Geraldine Burger
Edna White
Nan Ray
Ruby Williams
Frances Roser
Young Farmers Banquet Friday at Walkersville Fire Hall
The annual Yo-Ag Adult Young Farmer banquet will be held Friday starting at 7 p.m. at the Walkersville Fire Hall. Tickets may be obtained at farmer class meetings or by contacting Edward Reiley or Kenneth Wisner at the Board of Education office in Frederick.
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Yo - Ag
Walkersville
Edward Reiley
Kenneth Wisner
Board of Education
Frederick
New Grid Loop Plans 1965 AP Announces Two 4 Team Divisions
The North American Professional Football League will begin in 1965 with two four team divisions. The Northern Division includes Baltimore and Washington D C along with Wilmington Delaware and Washington Pennsylvania. The Southern Division features Charlotte North Carolina Jacksonville Florida Savannah Georgia and Roanoke Virginia. Each club will play a 14 game schedule.
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Washington
Professional Football League
Baltimore
Middie Booters Claim 1964 NCAA Soccer Title
Navy won the 1964 NCAA soccer championship by defeating Michigan State 1-0 in Providence. Jim Lewis scored the decisive 13 yard shot with 2:22 remaining as Myron Hurn and goalie Bob Johnson shut out the Spartans. The Middies finished 15-0 on the season while Michigan State stood 10-2-2.
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Providence
R.I
Navy
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Middies
Michigan State
Jim Lewis
Myron Hurn
Bob Johnson
Spartans
Buck elected AAU president at Denver convention
Clifford H. Buck of Denver was chosen president of the Amateur Athletic Union at the closing session of its annual convention. He succeeds Jay-Ehret Mahoney of New York City as leader of the organization.
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Houston
Clifford H. Buck
Denver
U.S. Amateur Athletic Union
Jay-Ehret Mahoney
New York City
Navy wins Coast Guard wrestling tourney in New London
Wayne Hicks and Robert Sanders won final matches to lead Navy to victory with 73 points in the fifth annual Coast Guard Academy tournament held in New London Connecticut Saturday night.
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New London
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