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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1969

Page

14

Prospect Hall Clubs Drive School Spirit at St Johns Ty

Prospect Hall's art, drama, journalism, and science clubs at St Johns Ty School foster student creativity and school pride. Activities include posters, woodwork, Spanish language events, mock elections, and a planned spring fashion show, with the booster and mission groups coordinating fundraisers and spirit banners.

St Johns Ty School Elu Activitien Prospect Hah Art Studio SI Art Club Sre Jean Baptiste Nancy Nash St. John’s Joan Baptiste Vnit Michael Galvin Us Organization St. John's Snoopy Mission Crusade SJH Teresa Marie Jane Croghan CSMC Glee Club Patricia Tom Welste Pro- Spector Chris Gamble Terry Herring Ruth Levinson Charlotte Miller Lynn Surgalla Plso St. John's Isle Lsten Math Cluj Gay Muldean Thomas War National Math Club SUH Ste! Jomn Tast Wballerne Span

Frostburg Noteables Members and Other Local College Honors

Domenick Sicilia and Jack Yanike join The Noteables at Frostburg State College under director Charles J. Sager and perform across the year. Clyde Baker earns Unit Leader at Ohio State University’s Stadium Scholarship Dormitory and plans army service after 1970. Charles Edward Ritchif Jr. makes Dean’s List at the University of Miami. William Agate Jr. appears on Hargrave Military Academy’s Dean’s List. Anne Lynn Gross completes a Bachelor of Music Education at Shenandoah Conservatory and engages in multiple music activities and organizations.

Domenick Sicilia Peter Sicilia Rt. 2 Thurmont Frostburg State College Charles J. Sager Domenick Thurmont High School Frostburg Tan Kappa Epsilon Collegium Musicum Clyde Baker Marshall C. Baker Winchester Street Frederick Stadium Ohio State University Columbus Ohio Baker Phi Eta Sigma Ohio State College of Education Charles Edward Ritchif, JR Charles RE. Ritchtee F. Main St Middletown University of Miami Coral Gables Fla Ile Middletown High School Jack Yanike Ralph J. Yanike Edgewood Farm Rd Frederik Charles I. Sager Jack Thomas Johnson High School ANNE+LYNN GROSS William 13. Gross Brunswick Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Shenandoah Conservatory Winchester Anne-Lynn Brunswick High School Shenandoah Music Peentare Christian Fellowship Sigma Alpha Jota S,a,l Anns-Lynn Wince Lloyd Robb Julliard Seboal Muale New York

Boonsboro Seniors Accepted by Colleges and Hospitals

Boonsboro Senior High School students received acceptances from multiple colleges and institutions including Bridgewater College Catawba College Indiana University Pennsylvania Saint Joseph College Virginia Polytechnic Institute Western Maryland College and Maryland General Hospital The Castle Garder Future Teachers of America heard a Feb 4 talk from Max Creager Registrar Hagerstown Junior College urging strong high school performance for college admission

Boonsboro Senor High School Gregory Moser Baltimore Institute Connie Deavers Steve Judd Bridgewater College Edward Wade Catawba Callepe Jin Arnold Jackie Hil Sharon Mills Frosthur State College Marshal Hl Meredith Fouche Hagerstown Junior College Debra Gamby Indiana University of Pennsylvania Candace Lane Saint Joseph College Marele Beeler Connie Taylor Sharon Younkins King’s University of Maryland Bruce Leatherman Barbara Sheritton Virginia Computer College Keith Pound Virginia Polytechnic Institute Davidshifler Western Maryland College Castle-Gardger Future Teachers of America Max Creager Hageerstown Creager HJC

Valleyettes Suffer First Loss In Middletown High Basketball

The Valleyettes of Middletown High School fall 40-36 in a league game. Diane Shafer leads with 16 points, Valerie Remsberg adds eight, Axtline six, and other players score as coach Helen Sehbley’s squad endures a 3-1 season mark.

Valleyettes Dianne Williams Middletown Uysh Valleyetts Middletown Helen Sehbley Carolyn Cantogalli Seaen Ty Walkersville Diane Shafer Valerie Remsberg Eighit Thurmont Gail Remsberg Valerie Hemsherz Huth Axting Beverly Nute Sharon Schroyer Wallayettes Emmitsburg Ruth Axline Marcia Dean Walleyettes Linda Doyle Cathy Forrest Barbara Uarshman Andrea Hedges Delores Johnson Grace Leatherman Joanne Midenour Sharon Schreyer Marlena Shafer Lauren Wolfe Terry Brandenburg Lynne Holmes Mary Ann Foltz

Oland and Marshall Named to Washington County Nursing Director's List

Loretta Jane Oland and Judith Belinda Marshall, both junior nursing students at Washington County Hospital School of Nursing in Hagerstown, were named to the Director's List for the Fall semester. Cadet Michael A. Powell, son of Dr. and Mrs. Albert M. Powell Jr., was promoted to 1st Lieutenant in the RMA Cadet Corps and engages in JV football and other activities at the Academy. Swazi women dye hair flaming orange or pile it in a beehive style.

Kenneth Shook Richard G. Stock Oak Drive Damascus RMA Kenneth N-Ma Loretta Jane Oland Michael A. Powell Albert M. Powell Kline Boulevard Frederick Mike Ia Academy

TJ Players Stage The Brick and The Rose at Cullen School

Victor Cullen School in Thurmont hosted a reform program theatre reading of The Brick and The Rose by TJ Players. About 150 students attended as cast members performed in the chapel, delivering a poignant tale of a troubled youth and personal redemption.

Victor Cullen School Frank Tomas Johnson T ‘Thurmont Iewan Victor Cullen

Gaithersburg Seniors Plan NYC Trip and Merit Commendations

Gaithersburg High seniors plan a two night trip to New York City with bus travel, tours of the United Nations and Empire State Building, free shopping time, and a midnight dinner at Mama Leonte's. The program also notes awards for nine students as National Merit commended.

Gaithersburg New York City Gaithersburg High United Nations Lincoln Arts Building Radio City Music Hall Statue of Liberty Shea Stadium New York Greenwich Village Madison Square Garden Mama Searle's Hayden Planetarium Empire State Building NBC Galthersburg Mama Leonte’s

Vocational Technical Open House at Thomas Johnson High

The Vocational Technical wing of Thomas Johnson High School will hold an open house on February 12. Students will demonstrate projects in travel trades, machine shop, automotive mechanics, drafting, electronics and more. The event aims to show learning a trade is an education in itself. The piece also notes the public performance of David and Lisa tonight at 8:00 in the auditorium with cast members Antoniantine and Harriss, and mentions the upcoming Regional Dramatic Competition at Franklinight School in about six weeks.

Elaine Jan Flessner St. John’s SJH Sdit St. John’s SC Valley Region Association of Student Councils Storpess Thomas Johnson High School David Lia Lisa Thomas Johnson Auditorium Larry Allantine Suzi Harriss Franklinight School

Thespians From Two High Schools Plan Joint Meeting

At the University of Maryland in March the Thespians of Thomas Johnson and Frederick High School will hold a joint meeting on February 18 at TJ for improvisations. The activity aims to draw new members and improve inter school relations.

Thomas Johnson and Frederick High School

Sophomore Class Plans First Dance at Catoctin High

Thurmont and Emmitsburg students show excitement for the opening of Catoctin High with a February 15 dance from 8 to 11 pm. The Sophomore class sponsors the event titled Love Revelation with music by The Barons. Dressy attire required and guest list restrictions apply as the school year begins.

Thurmont Emmitsburg Catoctin High l Catoctin CILS Catoctin High

Roosevelt Listed as 31st President on Inaugural Medal

Some sources call Franklin D. Roosevelt the 32nd president since Grover Cleveland served two nonconsecutive terms making him 22nd and 24th. The official inauguration medal identifies Roosevelt as the 31st. Opinions differ on the numbering.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt United States Grover Cleveland Roosevelt

Frederick and TJ Students Panel on Education Involvement

Frederick City and TJ students voiced demands for greater student role in education policy at a Baltimore panel led by Karl Manwiller. They pressed for involvement in curriculum decisions, teacher evaluation, dress code freedom, and student publications, urging mutual respect with teachers.

Maryland I'y Frederick Wal Frederick City Baltimore Frederick Karl Manwiller Eche

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