Thespians stage Inherit the Wind at Governor Johnson High
The play Inherit the Wind based on the Scopes trial is set for 7 30 pm Wednesday at Governor Thomas Johnson High School. Cast includes June Rippeon Linda Staley Ray Hawkins and Pat Renehan among many others with jury members listed.
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Governor Thomas Johnson High School
June Rippeon
Melinda
Linda Staley
Howard
Rhonda Solt
Rachel Brown
Ray Hawkins
Meeker
Sam Batley
Bertram Cates
Joseph Miller
Mr. Goodfellow
Cyntha Kepler
Krebs
Carol Zeigler
Corkin
Pat Davis Bollinger
Sally Shafer
Platt
Elmore Hood
Mr. Bannister
Pat Renehan
Loomis
Carol Jackson
Carol Jacobs
James Eaton
Tom Davenport
Daniel Wiles
Henry Drummond
Pat Grove
Dunlap
Allen Culler
Sillers
Reuter
Alexander Gun
Harry Y. Esterbrook
Lar
Frederick teen pilots the wild blue yonder
Frederick High School student Chris Burgess, one of few teens with a pilot license in the area, aims for a private license by February. He has 30 of 40 required hours, half solo, half with an instructor, flying from Frederick to Gettysburg, Lancaster, and Ocean City under instructor Paul Cochran at Frederick Municipal Airport.
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Chris Burgess
Forbes H. Burgess
Wild Blue Yonder
Frederick High School
Chris Bur
Gess
Chris
Frederick
Gettysburg
Lancaster
Ocean City
Federal Aviation Agency
FHS
Paul Cochran
Frederick Municipal
Tee
Chris Is
Middletown Pep Week Highlights Club Day Speakers
Middletown High School hosted Club Day events as part of Pep Week with multiple meetings. Tie Ed Lennox of Braddock spoke to the Hot Rod Club and will return Feb 6 to present another film. James W. Currie of Westinghouse spoke to Science, advanced biology, and physics classes about fluorescing materials, ruby lasers, and laser applications with a film and slides.
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Middletown High School
Ed Lennox
Braddock
Hot Rod Club
Lennox
iFeb. 6
James W. Currie
Beat Week at Brunswick High Aims to Boost Spirit
Brunswick High students held Beat Week to raise school spirit. Color Day featured garnet and gold outfits, a Tuesday pep rally preceded the Thurmont game, and themed days included Hats Wednesday, Clash Day with mixed prints, and Black Day Friday. Students wore bright clothes and odd accessories and bought candy and pep pills at lunch.
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Brunswick High
Thurmont
Former Student Returns For Visit At St. Joseph's
Brother William S. Eiker, a 1985 St. Joseph's High School graduate, surprised the senior class with a visit. He was home from Maryknoll Seminary in New Mexico for holiday care.
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St. Joseph's
Brother William S. Eiker
St. Joseph's High School
Bill
Maryknoll Seminary
Seniors Receive Early College Acceptances
St. John's High School seniors Rick Hassett, Mike Koontz, and Mike O'Leary received letters of early acceptance to Mt. St. Mary's College and Loyola College in Maryland, while Mike O'Leary was also listed for The Catholic University of America, Duquesne University, and other colleges. Sherry Warfield earned conditional acceptances from Grove City College in Pennsylvania and Lambeth College in Kentucky, with other students named for various institutions in Buffalo and Washington, DC.
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St. John’s High School
Rick Hassett
Mike Koontz
Mike O’ Leary
Mt. St. Mary's College
Mary Levinson
D'Youville College
Buffalo
N.Y
Loyola College
Baltimore
Catholic University of America
Washington, DC
Duquense University
Pittsburg
Sherry Warfield
Grove City College
Grove City
Lambeth College
Kentucky
Mt Airy High French Club Dance Promoted
The Mt Airy High French Club sponsored a dance in the high school cafeteria on January 13.
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Mt Airy High French Chib
Campus Chatter Highlights Muhlenberg Students
Elizabeth Molesworth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Molesworth of Wilson Place, returns to Muhlenberg College Allentown Pa as a junior with a 40 average for the fall and elected to Junior Prom Court. Escort Midshipman Braden J Phillips U S Naval Academy. Also notes John Brittain of Wyomin g Seminary honor roll with no grade below B and Kathleen R Diday at East Carolina College doing student teaching at Rose High School Greenville majoring in health and physical education.
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Elizabeth Molesworth
Thomas E. Molesworth
Wilson Place
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Braden J. Phillips
U.S. Naval Academy
Phi Alpha Theta
Delta Phi Nu
Warner L Brittain
East Patrick Street
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
Kathleen R. Diday
Damascus
East Carolina College
Greenville
N.C
Rose High School
Brunswick Teens Debate Modern Conveniences Softness
A group of Brunswick and Knoxville teens debate whether modern conveniences make today’s teens softer than past generations. They cite automation, transportation, and entertainment as reducing physical effort while increasing social activity and responsibilities.
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Quedion
Dopna Gordon
Brunswick
John Thompson
Knoxville
Lora Lackey
Thurmont Sparkles With Spirit Week at Thurmont High
The Thurmont High School Spirit Week themed Number One Or Bust was run by the Student Council under Ruth Ferree. Students tested on mascot colors motto song and cheer, with three basketball coaches also part of the quiz. Activities included tributes to the girls team, pep rally prep, Blue and Gold Day and a parade with bonfire before the basketball game.
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Thurmont High School
Ruth Ferree
New Tri Club Organized At Frederick
A new Tri-Hi-Y chapter named Alpha is formed at Frederick High School with 10 juniors and seniors. Affiliated with Frederick County YMCA, the group meets weekly after school and plans a bake sale today in front of Hendrickson's, a Youth Legislature delegation to be sent in April, and events including initiation, a swimming party and a car wash supervised by Mrs. Edith Oliver.
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Frederick High School
Alpha
Frederick County Ymca
Hendrickson’s
Diane Brown
Debbie Dick
Candy York
Janis Young
Janet Zimmerman
Betty Haines
Peggy Lane
Suzy Schipper
Merel Schot
Linda Slater
Edith Oliver
Seniors Preview College Class With Hood College
Governor Thomas Johnson High School seniors joined Hood College trigonometry students for a field trip previewing college classrooms. The 25 students explored campus facilities and interacted with college peers and instructors to gauge academic expectations and study environments.
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Thomas Johnson
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Hood College
University band concert and college class visit teased
University of Maryland band concert scheduled for 2 pm at Middle Town High School. Hood College students toured a college classroom with Hood faculty including Dr Phyllida Willis and Aliss Dadra Rutenbergs, gaining a new outlook on college life and math education.
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University of Maryland
Middletown High School
Aliss Dadra Rutenbergs
Collge
Anne Woodford
Diane Bennekamper
Roy Tro
Middletown High Names Leg Contest Winner
Melm &-4erean, a senior, won the Leg contest at Middletown High School during School Spirit Week directed by Linda George.
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Middletown
Middletown High School
Melm
Linda George
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