Sound Off On Diversity Of Television Shows
A group of teens from Emmitsburg and surrounding towns share views on TV variety. Dale Kelz questions schedule timing and competition, Christine Miller calls for higher quality dramatic shows and condemns insipid comedies, while Robert Eckert IV praises moral standards and educational programs. Yvone Welty notes evolving trends from spy and science fiction genres and stresses viewer support to sustain diverse programming.
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Robert Eckert IV
Taneytown
CBS
Yvone Welty
Emmitsburg
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TJ Juniors Elects Heads
Junior Class officers at Governor Thomas Johnson High School were elected. Jose Rosapepe is president with Sharon Feaga as vice president, Mike Evans secretary, and Mike Cox treasurer. The group planned a concession stand fundraiser at a Wednesday basketball game between the Washington Redskins and Baltimore Colts. Advisor: Mrs. Robert E. Vaughn.
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Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Jose Rosapepe
Sharon Feaga
Mike Evans
Mike Cox
Jose
Clyff Hill
Robert Turner
Sharon
Debbie Monk
John Schmitt
Mike
Ann Reinberger
Sandy Sue Smith
Janet Barrick
Sue van Guilder
Washington Redskins
Baltimore Colts
Robert E. Vaughn
Fun Night at Governor Thomas Johnson High School
The PTA hosts a Monday Fun Night at Governor Thomas Johnson High School starting at 7 30 pm. Families tour classrooms, then attend a pep rally at 8 15 with separate adult and student sections and a 250 pound adult cheerleader. Mother daughter basketball follows at 8 30, then father son play.
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Governor Thomas Johnson High School
PTA
AitHire
Thomas Johnson
Standards Group Sparks Spirit at Frederick High School
Freder ick High School students form the Standards Group to broaden leadership and raise school standards. Members chosen by homerooms propose improvements, with campaigns for cafeteria, corridors, and assembly behavior. Officers: Mike Carson president Barbara Windsor vice president Sandy Baker secretary Ralph Thomas treasurer. Advisors include Miss Willard and Mrs Beall Poole.
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Frederick High School
Mike Carson
Barbara Windsor
Sandy Baker
Ralph Thomas
Mary Willard
John Anderson
Hilda
Watkins
Edith Oliver
Ada Beall Poole
Lynda Hudson
Karen Roberts
Cathy Gaither
Joanne Carl
Barbara Falk
Karen Smith
Barbara Ewing
Marcia Kessler
Patricia Ridgley
Patricia Cochran
Pat Karl
Vicki Harrison
Susan Walsh
Mary George
George Constantino
Rick Adams
Frances Mayne
West Frederick Future Nurses Club hears Dr. Elliott talk
The Future Nurses Club of West Frederick Junior High welcomed Dr. Dorothy Elliott as guest speaker. Elliott, recently named Director of Nursing Education at Frederick Community College, described a new two year Associate Degree nursing program planned for September.
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Future Nurses Club
West Frederick Junior High School
Dorothy Elliott
Elliott
Frederick Community College
Anne W. Baker
Michigan
Army Nurse Corps
Teachers College
Columbia University
Commmunity College
Frank Lewis
West Frederick
Dorothy Ensor
Claude DeLauter
Elizabeth Messersmith
Edna Mensell
Nurses Club
Frederick County Association For
Eliott
Science Club Hosts Immunology Talk at St John's High
The biweekly meeting of St John's High School Science Club on January 12 featured Dr. H B Tres selt presenting an immunology lecture the third in the series. More than 40 students and club members attended with Sister Georgina moderating.
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Science Club
H. B. Tresselt
St John’s High School
Sister Georgina
Business Club Elects Officers at Governor School
Officers of the newly formed Future Business Leaders of America Club at Governor were elected recently. They are Marty Hoffman president Judy Rosensteel vice president Joan Goodman secretary Gloria Wise assistant secretary Lynn Geasy treasurer Pam Mercer reporter Alice Fisher assistant reporter.
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Future Business Leaders of America Club
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Marty Hoffman
Judy Rosensteel
Joan Goodman
Gloria Wise
Lynn Geasy
Pam Mercer
Alice Fisher
Deadline Extended for Top Music Makers 1966 Poll Votes
The deadline for the Top Music Makers of 1966 poll has been extended by one week at the request of students. Votes are now due February 1 at the News-Post office, with results to be announced in the February 11 issue.
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News-Post Office
University concert set for January 26 at Middletown High
The University of Maryland concert band will perform a public program at 2 p.m. January 26 at Middletown High School. The event is open to the public.
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University of Maryland
Middletown High School
Bake Sale By Tri-Hi-Y Alpha At Frederick High
The Tri-Hi-Y Alpha group of Frederick High School will sponsor a bake sale next Saturday in front of Hendrickson. The sale will run all day.
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Tri-Hi-Y Alpha of Frederick High School
Hendrickson
Linganore High Names December Senior of the Month
Linganore High School selects Faye Elworthy as Senior of the Month for December. She is active in Tri-Hi-Y Thespians Glee Club Student Council Future Teachers of America and Band. Elworthy played Miss Leslie in the senior class play and acted in the Christmas play and Spring Musical.
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Linganore High School
Faye Elworthy
National Honor Society
Faye
Tri-Hi-Y
Thespians
Glee Club
Student Council
Future Teachers of America
Band
Leslie
Alton D. Esworthy
Mt Airy
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