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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1971
Page
8
Frederick High School director Donald McBee plans an experimental staging of The Bald Soprano. He may use mosaic tile faces to symbolize characters who doubt their existence, while avoiding overemphasis on symbolism. The show will unfold as a rehearsal style presentation with makeup, warm ups, and dance-influenced movement.
Frederick High School Band Boosters seek around 8600 for new uniforms costing 125 each for seven percent. Mrs Castle leads the committee with a May 1 fundraising target including a county candy sale promising 2000 if all sold. Candy types include Horn Chocolate Almond Bars Peppermint Patties and Cashew Carnivals with varying profit shares. Public events include a County Store and a Country Store fundraiser on March 12 in the school gym from 7 to 10 PM.
Frederick High School students react to the Feb 11 policy allowing juniors to leave for lunch with parental consent and principal regulations. Some seniors oppose citing fairness and traffic, while many juniors back the change for freedom and convenience.
Saint John's Literary Grade School hosts a rummage sale to support the senior class and Journalism Club. The event features new and used items including clothing books purses fabrics jewelry hats shoes and a bird cage. Proceeds fund Prospector newspaper and the memory book project as costs rise. For details contact Sister Mary Corda at 662-2623. CAMPUS CHATTER notes Priscilla Adah Renn of Frederick named to the Honor Roll for the fall se...
Thurmont Middle School seventh grader Andy Clever leads a pollution club started by science teacher Mr. Redding. The group aired ideas on pollution prevention in October and now sponsors a help stop pollution poster contest judged on neatness originality and grade level. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Thurmont American Legion hosts an essay contest with seventh through twelfth graders. first prize went to Althea Matthews, second to Karen Forney, and Andy Clever won third.
Lester at Chowan College is mentioned with Miss Renn from St John’s High School and nursing. David R. Aumen earns honor list at Oral Roberts University with a 4.0 GPA. Marsha Eleze Kessler makes Dean’s List at Catawba College as a junior majoring in Spanish. Elizabeth Brinkley pledges Alpha Delta Pi at West Virginia Wesleyan College, active in athletics and community council.
On Monday February 15 the St Joes student body traveled by three buses to Thurmont to view the educational film Anne of a Thousand Days at the State Theater. The outing combined learning with enjoyment as the Tudor saga of Anne Boleyn was presented. The day ended with a successful school activity.
The Baltimore Business Bureau says teens are prime targets for white collar thieves. Con artists push phony business opportunities and unaccredited training schools promising easy profits. Fraudsters may peddle junk goods and vanish once money is taken, leaving students with worthless courses and loans.
Linganore High School held its first annual homecoming on January 16 in the gym. Seniors Jan Smith and Sam Tressler were named queen and king, with runners up Jeff Derr and Karen Bryan. The event, part of a week Jan 11–15, was sponsored by the Class of 1971.
Middletown High Athletic Association plans a family style dinner Saturday March 27 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the school. Proceeds support equipment for school athletic and PE programs. Tickets are 2 adults 1 child under seventh grade. sale through athletic Boosters members. A bake sale and dues collection will also occur during dinner hours.
Saint John High School students participated in Tag Day 71 on February 18 raising funds for the Catholic Student Mission Crusade. Freshman Jody Tansey collected the most signatures with 142, while the freshmen led in participation. upcoming events include Irish Shenanigans on March 17 and a rummage sale March 6 to support The Prospector newspaper and the Senior Memory Book.
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