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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1969
Page
4
The piece profiles three Hood College student teachers Donna Holst Nancy Roe and June Dutrow who share experiences from Walkersville High School including teaching challenges and joys. A gymnastics show at W ILS directed by June Dutrow receives praise with student performers listed.
Nancy Morris reports eight weeks into the Betty Crocker Search For The Homemaker of 1969 results. Frederick area schools line up with Galthersburg Meredith Horan in first with 140 inches, Monica Maln second with 84, Ruth Levinson third with 75, Dianne Williams fourth with 73, Singanore Sue Gladhill fifth with 60, Thurmonthas Beverly Davis and Carolyn Kellholz sixth with 46, Terry Elis seventh with 42, Madelene Vacca eighth with 38, Virginia Phillips ninth with 28, Carolyn Meyers tenth with 27, Vicky Michael eleventh with 19, Kate Sanders twelfth with 18, Jo Ann Doody thirteenth with under 10. Several schools have not reported.
Middletown High hosted Spirit Week in January 2024 with orange and black attire. Students and staff participated in theme days including Class Day and Mix-Up Day, ending with a pep rally, majorettes performances, and poster contest results.
In Frederick High School newsroom notes, sophomores raise funds for GI's in Vietnam with a penny a day campaign January 15 to 20. The Executive Committee led by Stephanie Brown aims to support soldiers meanwhile juniors are urged to begin mentoring to ensure a smooth handoff next fall.
Damascus High School launches a Peace Corps School Partnership drive to fund a Uruguayan school. The program seeks $1,090 in materials, with student events like brick sales and a coed basketball game. The effort includes speeches, pep rallies, and a Spirit Week led by staff and students.
Linganore announces Miss Linganore 1969 selection through a Feb 8 Fun Night carnival open to all ticket holders. Seniors who are club sponsored may be crowned. each club can nominate one candidate. voting uses ticket stubs. Also featured are Lights and Shadows, a Zimmerman concert, and a fishin pond activity. Presidents Award recipients Joan Johnson Jean Garrigues and Darlene Hl qualify for the Presidential Fitness Award under the American Association Health Physical Education and Recreation program.
The Feb 12 open house at Thomas Johnson Vocational Technical Wing invites parents and students to learn about the accredited technical program linking academics to trades. The Feb 8 play David and Lisa by the dramatics department debuts at 8 p.m. in Richmond, with TJ entries in state competitions. Ellen Solar, TJ senior, is crowned Mardi Gras Queen at the Jan 18 tea.
Gaithersburg high school senior Jessie Smith has just returned from a year abroad in Queenstown South Africa with the American Field Service program. She described Lisbon drivers as unsafe for pedestrians and noted her positive experience with her host family the Chemalys. Jessie attended a private girls’ school in Queenstown with about 500 students and 80 percent boarding. She studied Latin English and African History and compared African History to U.S. History. She traveled across South Africa by bus with 25 other students during the final weeks. Local high schools are urged to learn about AFS and its screening process for interested juniors.
Margaret Devilbis of Frederick Maryland is among 23 Keuka College juniors named to the Merit List for fall quarter academic achievement. Merit List requires at least a 3.1 GPA and complements the Dean's List for yearly scholastic honors.
Students at DELS under the guidance of Mia, Carolyn Slaton, and Mrs. Murray practice for the annual talent show a coming attraction. Proceeds from the Shore will go to the American Field Service.
Boonsboro High School selects Jackie Til as the DAR Good Citizen. She was chosen by classmates after a Social Studies test and is headed to local competition. Jackie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack B Hail, is active in Peace Pipers and Student Council and plans to attend Indiana University of Pennsylvania for education.
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