Wizard of Oz lunch brings Oz characters to North Market
North Market Street School hosted a themed lunch with staff and two student helpers dressed as Wizard of Oz figures. Second grader Mark Heller dressed as Toto guided the crowd as students toured the cafeteria line and received land of Oz Type A lunches featuring items like Toto Dog and Woodsman Log, Queen Mice Wand, and Emerald City mascots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street School
Wizard
Pretty Dorothy
Mark Heller
Toto Dog
Dorothy Peach
Emerald City
Square
Helen Krantz
Queen of Mice
Ethel Whisnerton
Mazie Weddle
Scarecrow
Barbara Dorsey
Betty Covell
Dorothy
Helen Heller
Florence Denvanda
France Keefer
James Brashears
Perian Kocher
Winners Named In DAR Contest
Allen Shiffler Reed Wachter and John Billy won first prize in an American history essay contest for Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held during February American History Month. Essays on American Trailways were submitted by fifth through eighth graders from Frederick County schools. Runners up were Robin Mullivan Anne Hendrickson and John Rosapepe. Awards will be presented at the DAR meeting Monday at 745 pm in Calvary Methodist Church activities room where winners will read their essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Shiffler
Reed Wachter
John Billy
Frederick
Daughters of the
Frederick County
Shifflet
Adamstown
Wachter
North Frederick
Billy
West Frederick
Robin Mullican
Anne Hendrickson
John Rosapepe
Calvary Methodist Church
Cast Named For FHS Senior Class Play The Night of January 16th
Frederick High School unveils a double cast for The Night of January 16th with full rehearsals underway. Mrs Anna May Hughes leads the drama department as students prepare March 12 and 13 performances in the high school auditorium. The comedy drama features a jury drawn from the audience and two possible endings, with a full slate of student actors in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Anna May Hughes
Superior Court of
New York City
New York
Karen Andre
Miss Andre
Bjorn Faulkner
Lois Leopold
Susan Krantz
Jim Blank
Irv Kinsey
Heath
Robert Edelsman
Tom Zmudzinski
Flint
Tom Beall
Robert Russell
Ayn Rand
Gold Teams Win Mount Airs High School All-Star Girls Games
Gold teams won both senior and junior high intramural girls basketball at Mount Airs High School before about 10 spectators. Senior gold defeated blue 38 to 6 with Linda Farrer and Linda Fogle captains and Fogle scoring 8, while Farver scored and defended well. junior high gold beat blue 24 to 13 led by Sandy Molesworth and Wendy Clutter, with Mosley and Jenkins among scorers.
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Mount Airs
Priscilla Daniels
Betty Arnold
Sue Swann
Misa Farver
Farver
Miss Cullison
Miss Yehn
Ann - Marie Buckley
Sandy Molesworth
Wendy Clutter
Cindy Lare
Jane Farrer
Debbie Mosley
Adrienne Jenkins
Iiss Molesworth
Barbara May
Elizabeth Morgan
Miss Lare
Mount Airy High School Tops January Attendance in Carroll County
Mount Airy High School ranked sixth in January attendance among 11 Carroll County schools with a 95.64 percent average for grades 8 through 12. Elmer Wolfe Junior High School led with 96.89 percent. Mount Airy beat its December 94.86 percent mark, and Principal Chester G. Elder praised five homerooms for strong January records: 107, BY, 122, 12X, and 82 with high percentages.
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Mount Airy High School
Carroll County
Elmer Wolfe
Union Bridge
Mount Airy
Chester G. Elder
Planning Begun For BHS Prom
Planning has begun for Brunswick High School 1965 junior-senior prom with a theme to be revealed May 7 during the prom and annual banquet. Joyce Norris chairs the event with Bonnie Kline decorations Monica McLane refreshments Carol Flora entertainment and Barbara Arnold invitations. A Brenda Webber led committee will raise funds, including a bake sale to be announced later.
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Brunswick High School
Joyce Norris
Bonnie Kline
Monica McLane
Carol Flora
Barbara Arnold
Brenda Webber
Attending Engineers' Program In Baltimore For Youth
George E Costantino a Frederick High student will join 15 Maryland students at a Baltimore event launching National Engineers Week. He and his parents plus teacher Miss Perry Darner will attend as the Baltimore Chapter of the American Society for Metals donates metal science kits to schools showing interest. Professor Robert B. Pond of Johns Hopkins will speak on Fun with Metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E Costantino
Frederick
National Engineers
Baltimore
Henninger Costantino
Wyngate Drive
Perry Darner
American Society For Metals
Costantino
Maryland
Robert B. Pond
Johns Hopkins University
4SM
Middletown High Embraces Team Teaching Changes
Frederick County students shift to seminar discussions and individual study alongside large group lectures at Middletown High. Seminars foster participation, with student chairing and reduced fear of being called on. Access to a resource center and targeted readings strengthens inquiry and analytical skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Middletown High
Middletown
Karl Manwiller
Brary
news-Post
Middletown High School
Greta Boyer
Brunswick High senior class to visit New York this spring
About 56 students and 20 parents and faculty will depart Frederick May 28 at 4 pm and arrive in New York City around 9 30 pm. They will stay at the Governor Clinton Hotel and return May 30. Planned activities include the World’s Fair Chinatown Cathedral of St John the Divine Battery Statue of Liberty and possibly Ringling Brothers Circus at Radio City Music Hall. The Mount Airy High School Key Club Sweetheart Dance recently honored Anne Marie Buckley with crowning and over 100 attendees danced to the Checkmates. Jim Molesworth Ronnie Frizzell Ronnie Clower and Doug Henley planned the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick High School
New York
Frederick
New York City
Governor Clinton
Fredeck
Curent
Chinatown
Cathedral of St John the Divine
the Battery
Statue of Liberty
Ringling Brothers Circus
Radio City Music Hall
Mount Airy High School
Key Club
Anne - Marie Buck
Thurmont Students Hear Commander Howe At Thurmont High
Thurmont High School pupils in 9C and 19A physics classes heard Commander Charlies Howe recount Antarctica experiences. Howe, Camp David commander, led the 1962 63 McMurdo reactor installation. He cited rugged facilities as a barrier to women and described Antarctic life and wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Howe
Antarctica
Thurmont High School
Howe
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Thurmont
McMurdo
United States
Susie Long
Hood College Dean's List honors five local women
Five Frederick area students gain Hood College Dean's List recognition for the first semester. Jacquelyn Fox Carolyn Fraley Martha Grace Annie Marie King and Peggy Miller are cited for academic achievement. Mary Ellen Creed of Wilson College is also named to her institution's Dean's List. Evelyn Loudenslager and Hugh McNaughton have completed Shepherd College graduation requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hood College
Jacquelyn M. Fox
Murray Fox
Orchard Avenue
Carolyn J. Fraley
H. Donald Fraley
Thurmont
Martha C. Grace
Catherine Grace
Trail Avenue
Annie Marie King
Kenneth King
Smithsburg
Peggy T Miller
William S. Miller
RFD 3
Mary Ellen Creed
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Allan M. Creed
RFD 5
Creed
Evelyn Lorraine Loudenslager
Hugh Alexander McNaughton
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Miss Loudenslager
Paul Loudenslager
Boonsboro
Land McNaughton
John McNaughton
Gaithersburg
Mis
Pave Asane
McNaughton
Durin Spring
Shepherd
Beverly Hull
Russell Weaver
Joyce Washington
Lov ‘A
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North Market School
Sally Whisner
FHS
Charlotte Smith
Lai
Earl
North Market Street
VM Ahs
MAHS
Engineers
New Brunswick
Gov. Johnson
Protoman
Scramar
Charles Bach
Susan Ahalt
Gail Locke
Diane Deterding
Sharyn Young
Frank J Keefer
Joseph Brown
Linda Brandenburg
Glenna Smith
Brunswick High
Wahs Key Club
Commander Howe
St. John’s
Model Basin
St. John’s High School
U.S. Navy
David Taylor
Washington
Navy
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