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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1969
Page
4
Gaithersburg organizations and churches collected about 273 cans of food during a student art competition drive for HELP an area emergency aid program. HELP assists with food clothing and money and handles about 600 emergency calls annually offering short term help.
The Catoctin High School Cougars unveil new royal blue powder blue and white cheerleader uniforms. Mint blue and gold accents with a powder blue kilt pair with ivory pullovers. Captains Tenemon Woot and Clara Tyler lead varsity. substitutes and junior squads listed with names.
The American Legion sponsored contest results were announced at Boonsboro High School. Participation was compulsory for all students and the themes covered topics on the fanatication of the United States.
Walkersville High reports a strong student government with President Kenneth Strawbury guiding new ideas and projects. The girls basketball team, led by captain Martha Hough, posts four wins and no defeats, while plans include a lounge reopens and a book drive for Springfield State Hospital.
Linganore High School hosts the largest Student Council activity of the year, a two hour indoor carnival on Saturday February 8 from 7 to 11 pm. Admission is twenty five cents with a chance at a door prize, booths offer profits, and activities include a dunking pool, dart board, a French cafe, and a senior Miss Linganore contest judged by stubs dropped in boxes.
Frederick High students hosted a dinner for Hood College student teachers including Mary Charlotte Cooper Betty Riner Su san Baummer Avis Fischer Carol Wyman Katherin Biehl Nancy Call Zelma Smith Betsy Prince and James Reed. The event showcased teaching as a life long learning experience. Senior social study hall begins January 17 with 15 minute sessions for seniors to handle business or socialize under new rules and potential snack sales. Four Hood College seniors Linda Israel Connie Meek Marty Silcox Martha Tully are student teaching at Linganore High School with duties in art junior high math English and other subjects.
The English teacher of each grade judged students on constriction grammar and content. Winners are Joyce Kline senior Carolyn Meyers pinter Celeste Malorana sophomore Ricky Williams freshman. These students will receive a 25 dollar savings bond for their efforts.
Janice Rush and Tron Gertiaieni lead the eighth class of sophomore dental assisting students at Montgomery Junior College toward a June 11 graduation with an AA degree. The January 26 ceremony in Takoma Park marks completion of about 250 hours of clinical practice at the National Naval Medical Center and private offices. The curriculum also prepares for the National Certification Examination.
A yearstart review of St Johns High School covering September to December 1968. It notes the formation of a student council led by Bill Jones and activity across clubs, sports, and events. Juniors organize parking lot and prom funds while freshmen endure initiation.
Middletown High School junior Carol Dutrow has won a regional art contest by Eastalco Aluminum, earning a January 22 award at Red Horse Steakhouse. She has won multiple honors including portraits of Bobby Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis at the Frederick Fair and designed triptych windows for the Glee Club.
Thomas Johnson students present an annual Senior Follies on January 22 featuring self written and performed sketches. The show aims to raise funds for Prom with acts including skits, commercials, and award style moments presented by the senior class.
The OCR reads an archaic land measure note, mentioning a junior unit and an era phrased as the “jr nal.” It hints at a farm scale task “in one day with his plow” but is largely unintelligible and fragmentary.
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