Middletown High Honors Roll Names Listed by Class
Middletown junior and senior high school announces honor roll for the last semester. Names include students across classes 7A 7B 4C 7D 8A 8B 7C 80 9A 9B 9C 9D 10B 10C 100 JA JIB 11C 11D WA 12B 12C with many students such as William Bohn Krista Troxell John McLuckie Walter Gordon Greta Boyer Mary Ellen Kidwell and Frances Adams among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
William Bohn
Ronald Homes
Mark Leatherman
Aon Shepley
Krista Troxell
Joana Warrenfeitz
Linda Zecher
Paul Déan
Nelson Grossnickle
Rudy Horman
Randy Huffer
Ian Olsen
Mike Williams
Linda Barkdoll
Virginia Brandenburg
Sherry Cook
Linda Gaver
Linda Geiger
Nancy Stevens
Martha Stull
Carel Troxell
Walter Gordon
Michael Kefauver
Bernard Michael
Rett Newman
Donald Shafer
Lynn Hagan
Diane Palmer
Patty Poole
Paulette Shearer
Jerrie Shewbridge
Emily Stone
Gail Summers
Jeanette Wolfe
Marda Zeigler
John McLuckie
Richard Reemsberg
Keith Shafer
Nancy Carroll
Kathy Falkenstein
Linda George
Sylvia Ropp
Harold Routzahn
Linda DeLauder
Treena Funk
Jenny Hays
Pamela Johnson
Sharon Poole
Virginia Stupp
Sandra Wilson
Jacque Bear
Connie Castle
Sue DeLauter
Eva Horne
Bonita Sheppard
Judith Wolfe
Karen Ahalt
Brenda Beachley
Linda Brandenburg
Glenda Fink
Cynthia Green
Linda Huffer
Mary and Michael
Elizabeth Moser
Ben Palmer
Elizabeth Spangler
Ruth
Linda Green
Doris Haines
Kathy Huffer
Linda Kinna
Barbara Palmer
Sharon Shafer
Diane Singer
Wanda Tobery
Sandra Wiles
Charles Bach
William Marker
John Wilson
Doris Baker
Betty Bullivant
Linda Grogsnickle
Jenny Nikirk
Susan Poole
Wilma Stevens
Terry Culler
Phillip Pearl
Sarah Susan Ahalt
Lois Baugher
Rachel Bittle
Ruby Gossert
Alma Hays
Dorothy Kline
Gail Tanks
Daffinherane
Talia
Haines
Geoffrey Shisler
Patty Burger
Shariene
Delauter
Chele Fiook
Wanda Kidwell
Connie Miller
Patricia Poole
Justina Sheppard
Linda Tribett
Donna Violet
Bruce Frushour
Norma Herne
Beverly Kratz
Gerald Lewis
Edward Moser
Sue Smith
Patricia Wise
Terry Wolfe
Greta Boyer
Elaine de Lauder
Charlene Fulmer
Linda Lewis
Roberta Palm
Beverly Palmer
George Brengle
Michael Gouker
Deborah Johnson
Jib
Michael Stevens
Sandra Dean
Lois Keller
Carole Miller
Nancy Mac
Janet Taylor
Harold Leatherman
Diane Abait
Deanna Flock
Doris Grossnickle
Linda Guyton
Mary Jo Klinefelter
Doris Keller
Ruth Schroyer
Sharon Wolfe
Ricky Campbell
John Horman
John King
Douglas Martin
Susan Fraser
Teresa Guyton
Barbara Hays
Ann Kefanger
Darlene Martin
Joanne Kline
Annabelle Long
Vicki Smith
Laurel Tear
Jerry Frushour
John Seachrist
Thomas Wiles
Larry Zecher
Robert DeLauder
Charles Ryan
Mary Ellen Kidwell
Kay Lutz
Pat Malone
Kay Smith
Frances Adams
Bonnie Benedict
Nancy Gordon
Angela Remsberg
Dorthea Willard
Robert Buhrman
Senator Neuberger Attacks DAR and Tax Status
Sen. Maurine Neuberger criticized the Daughters of the American Revolution and challenged its tax exemption. She denounced a Senate resolution allowing printing 1,500 DAR report excerpts as an official document costing about 2910 dollars. The measure, backed by Sen. Jordan, follows a long practice of printing portions of the DAR report since 1899.
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Washington
Maurine B. Neuberger
D-Ore
Daughters of the American Revolution
Senate
Neuberger
DAR
Senate Rules Committee
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Don WIlson’s i Dithy Music Night Arts Review
A Sunday program featured the U S Army Field Band in Baker Park under Major Robert L. Bierly plus the Soldiers Chorus directed by Specialist Eugene W Coughlin. Local acts including Ray Price and the Cherokee Cowboys performed with Fonotone releases by the Possum Holler Boys and the Carroll County Ramblers. William Be Bop Lewis of Saber Records spotlighted local talent with new releases and studio projects while Disk Derby reviewed Stevie Wonder and listed a top ten chart and hit picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Field Band of Washington
iBaker Park
City Recreation Commission
Robert L. Bierly
Eurigene W. Coughlin
Francis Scott Key Lions Club
Ray Price
WSM Grand Ole Opry
Nashville
Tenn
Happy Johnny
Joe Bussard Jr
Fonotone Records
Frederick
West Virginia
Fonotone
Possum Holler Boys
John
Bud Tay‘lor
Ted Kreh
NewsiPost
Lefty Kreh
Oscar Myers
Jerry Marconi
Bud Taylor
Maryland State Game Commission
Carroll County Ramblers
William
Lewis
Saber Records
Washington
Newark
N.J
Lincoln High
Ron
Tin Pan Alley
Saber
Sonny Marcell
The
Sabres
Coeds
Rods and the Royals
Con
League Leaders and Bank Approval Report
National and American League leaders are listed with top batting averages runs and RBIs. Notables include Groat White and Aaron leading NL bats and Kaline Wagner and Malzone among AL leaders. Also reports governorship stay for Giles brothers and approval of Belair National Bank in Bowie Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Groat
St. Louis
Clemente
Pittsburgh
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
White
Javier
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
San
Malzone
Boston
Wagner
Los Angeles
Allison
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Kaline
Detroit
Wajmer
Power
Versailles
Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Fregosi
Stuart
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Pitening
Radatz
New York
Bunning
Barber
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GOP Bead
Frederick C. Tanner
Republican State Committee
New York State
Long Island
Tanner
GOP
Ryan
Linda Wiles
Sharyn
Young
Barry Bussard
Elliott
Christ
Don Wilson
Plainsmen
Disk Derby
Stevie Wonder
Tamla Records
Bobby Vinton
Sukiyaki
Kyu Sakamoto
Barara Lewis
Lesley Gore
Dovells
Nat Cole
Surf City
Jan & Dean
Memphis
Lonnie Mack
Green
Green” New Christy Minstrels
Francisco
Louis
Brock
Chicago
Skinner
Banks
Robinson
Cincinnnati
Mooney
Annapolis
SANE
James J. Saxon
Bowie
Belair National Bank
James A. Sutton
Sinclair
Rt. 4
Ridgeville
Marks
Canadian
Farda Keys
Westbrook
Hamilton Homes, Inc
East 9Th Street
Cline
Canyon
Rome
Formica
Patrick
Cody