County seniors to graduate in mass ceremony week
More than 950 county high school seniors will graduate this week in school auditoriums with most ceremonies on Wednesday and Thurmont on Thursday. Frederick High leads with 487 graduates. ceremonies begin at 10 am. Dr. John L. Carnochan Jr. will present diplomas. Student speakers include Katharine Ann Schantz and Dennis Carl Carder. The Rev. Carroll L. Boyer will give the invocation and Rev. Francis W. Pahiillips the benediction. The National Honor Society president Jennifer Louise Houff will be introduced. The sermon will be delivered at 8:15 pm tomorrow by Rev. Joseph H. Clem. Thurmont holds an 8 pm ceremony Thursday with four student speakers. Ross V. Smith will present diplomas to 98 graduates and Dr. Carnochan will speak. Linganore High School will award 98 diplomas at 6:30 pm with valedictorian Mary Pearce and salutatorian Bertha Reese. Jo Ann Rice will speak. The baccalaureate service is 8:30 pm tomorrow with Rev. J. Donald Plank speaking. Brunswick High School’s first class will graduate with 62 diplomas at 7:30 pm. Miss M. Lavenia Hood will confer diplomas. Carl William Henry Margrabe and Russell Lancaster are student speakers. Invocation and benediction by Rev. Ralph Miller.
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FHS Frederick High School
John L. Carnochan Jr
Katharine Ann Schantz
Dennis Carl Carder
Carroll L. Boyer
The
Good Shepherd Lu
Theran Church
Frederick
Francis W. Pahiilips
Peoples’ Baptist Church
Jennifer Louise Houff
Joseph H. Clem
Grace Reformed Church of the United Church of Christ
Thurmont
Sherry Swope
Joseph Jackson Fox
Susan Bedell
Sandra Clabaugh
Ross V. Smith
Board of Education
Carnochan
Martin A. Case
Linganore High School
Chris T. Mattaews
Mary Pearce
Bertha Reese
Jo Ann Rice
Donald A. Haas
Woodsboro
M. Lavenia Hood
Carl William Henry Margrabe
Russell Lancaster
Ralph Miller
Bruns
Graduation ceremonies at multiple schools with pastors and awards
Ceremonies honor graduates at Emmitsburg Walkersville and Cornatien High Schools. Reverend Leonard D. Carmack of First Baptist Bruns wick delivers serm on tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the school. Hallar Best will award 100 diplomas at Walkersville. his son John Thomas is among graduates. Cornation at Walkersville 8 p.m. outside court or gym in rain. Judith Green reads class history. Jeff Dirks speaks. Reverend Paul C. Cordell to deliver sermon to estates tomorrow at 8 p.m.. Reverend John C. Charles will give invocation and benediction at Emmitsburg High School. Rudy Charles among 27 graduates. student speakers Larry Piper and Ralph Ohler Jr. on program.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
Leonard D. Carmack
First Baptist Church of
Brunswick
Walkersville
Hallar Best
Board of Education
John Thomas
Outtside Court
Judith Green
Jeff Dirks
Paul C. Cordell
Oakhill
John C. Charles
Emmitsburg
Incarnation United Church of Christ
School Notebook Frederick Marylana Saturday
A brief rural school notebook note from Frederick mentions Marylana with a reference to a Saturday on June 4, 1966. The item records a local student or event tied to that date.
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Frederick
Marylana
Local Boy Wins State Senatorial Scholarship
Paul Schneider, a St. John's High School senior, received a state senatorial scholarship sponsored by Sen. James Clark. He will attend Mt. St. Mary’s College in Emmitsburg starting September, earning $1,000 annually for four years. He is active in science and youth groups, with prior participation in Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium and Boys State. Damascus High School juniors and seniors will attend a prom at Showboat themed with magnolias, music by the Terrifics, and a post dance party in the auditorium from 12:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m.
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St. John's
James Clark
Howard County
Paul Schneider
Robert J. Schneider
Poplar Springs
Paul
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
St. John’s Science Club
Explorer Club
Maryland
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Baltimore
Boys State
Annapolis
House of Delegates
St. Michael’s Cyo
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Southern Hospitality
Damascus High School
Southern Wharf
FHS DECA Donates 75 Dollars to Easter Seal Center
Frederick High School Distributive Education Club of America presents a 75 dollar check to the Easter Seal Treatment Center. Under coordinator J Kenneth Palmer the students in a work study program sold calendars to fund the drive. Rudy Quynn Diane Goodman Linda Baker and Ed Reynolds presented the gift. The center plans to move to Frederick Memorial Hospital within a year to expand the program locally.
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Distributive Education Club of America
DECA
Frederick High School
J. Kenneth Palmer
Rudy Quynn
Diane Goodman
Linda Baker
Ed Reynolds
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Local Coed To Receive Degree Today
Ruth L. Martin of Unionville will graduate today from Monroe College Winchester Virginia as a legal secretarial major. She served as a student secretary to faculty and was a member of the Kappa Tau chapter of Pi Rho Zeta International Commerce fraternity.
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Monroe College
Winchester
Ruth L. Martin
Theodore Martin
Unionville
Maryland graduates 4200 receive degrees at spring commencement
At Maryland 53 to graduate degrees will be conferred on more than 4200 students including 531 from Fredericks County at 10 am today. President Wilson H. Elkins will honor Ira Gershwin and Katherine Anne Porter with honorary degrees while John A. Hannah and Dr. Thomas B. Turner receive doctorates. Ten county students completed fall work. June candidates include numerous graduates across Arts Sciences Agriculture Business Education Engineering Medicine Nursing and more, with names and hometowns listed.
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University of Maryland
Fredericks County
Wilson H. Elkins
Ira Gershwin
Katherine Anne Porter
Michigan State University
John A. Hannah
Thomas B. Turner
Johns Hopkins University
Harold M. Cassell
Braddock Heights
B. S
Harry N. Burn
Brunswick
B.S
Agriculture
Elwood E. Barnes
Frederick
DHS Chooses Cheerleaders
New cheerleaders at Damas cus High School have been announced. Varsity squad members are Judy Shipley Rosemary Burdette Molly Connor Cindy Johnson Judy King Virginia Newell Janet Sproles and Sue Thompson alternates. Junior varsity members are Alice Helms Barbara Smith Claire Howes Denise Mehairy Jo Anne Biles Corinne Graves Becky Morton and Maureen Hart alternates. The girls were chosen from various schools.
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Damascus High School
Judy Shipley
Rosemary Burdette
Molly Connor
Cindy Johnson
Judy King
Virginia Newell
Janet Sproles
Sue Thompson
Alice Helms
Barbara Smith
Claire Howes
Denise Mehairy
Jo Anne Biles
Corinne Graves
Becky Morton
Maureen Hart
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Sarah Bradbury
Marla Howell
Robert G. Bradbury
Braddock
Sarah
FHS Club
H. Cramer
Burkittsville
Stuart R. Bowlus
David A. Miller
Dickerson
James C. Sole
Robert B. Beale
James W. Siren
David K. Daffin
University College
William E. Siedling
David W. Markoe
Thomas L. Bichy
Carl E. Espeland
John E. Bergman
Carroll K. Stoulemyer
George E. Hawker Jr
Harry L. Gastley
Gail Feldman Good
David W. 4Yersman
Linda L. Ellis
Agnes A. Kemerer
Micheal J. Haney
H. Louden Kiracore
Ijamsville
James E Hatcher UI
Knoxville
Robert E. Hedges
Middletown
Jacob E. Ahrens
Monrovia
William F. Ganley
Myersville
Gilbert J. Stroup
Zenia Elin Warf
Arthur K. Bidle
New Market
George E. Hemby
Rocky Ridge
Alice G. Stambaugh
Clinton W. Davie
Walkersvile
John H. Hettinger
Harrold E. Reiley
Nan
Gary L. Legum
Harry N. Burns
David W. Ayersman
Patricia A. Hopkins
Sonya Rovla
Dwight E. Cramer
Clinton W, Davie
Carl E. Espel
William F. Gainey
Arthur K. Bible
Richard E. Zimmerman Jr
David A. Mille
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