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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1964

Page

8

Frederick High Cheerleaders Return From Camp

Three Frederick High School cheerleaders Sarah Mae Bradbury Kathy Merrell and Meg Garner returned from American Cheerleaders Association Camp at Cedar Crest College Al lentown Pa Under director William Horan the camp trained modern cheering techniques formations jumps chants crowd psychology and pep rally ideas The squad funded tuition with Powder Puff profits and plans summer practices to support the fall season with captain Mary Sue Rice leading the 1964 65 squad among listed members

Frederick High School American Cheerleaders Association Cedar Crest College Allentown Sarah Mae Bradbury Kathy Merrell Meg Garner Wiliam Horan Frederick High Linda Achenbach Mary Sue Rice Gay Stup Kathie Fee Linda Thrasher Margie Craw Lee Summers Lynda Weedon Gloria Thompson Sherry Keeney Carolyn Scadden Sharon Lee

Mount Saint Mary's names junior council reps

David M Davenport from Annandale Virginia and Wayne M Mascia from Short Hills New Jersey are elected senior class representatives to the Student Council at Mount Saint Mary's College Emmitsburg.

David M. Davenport Annandale Wayne M. Mascia Short Hills N. J Mount Saint Mary’s College Emmitsburg

Thurmont High School Honor Roll Honors Noted

Two students led Thurmont High School honor roll with straight A’s on final report cards. Senior Carolyn Fraley and seventh grader Martha Hubbard head a list across grades eight through eleventh, including many named seniors and juniors.

Thurmont High School Carolyn Fraley Martha Hubbard William Houck Ethel Alexander Alice Hoffman Karen Sayler Dale Zentz Holly Harbaugh Darlene Six Barbara Davie Betty Gardner Judy Ridenour Sandra Roberts Carol Anders Sandra Birely Gary Shapiro Victoria Abiba Vera Jean Bailey Ellen Kitchens Nellie Dayhoff Darlene Frye Linda Harbaugh Connie Myers Carol Royer Patsy Smith Ilene Whipp Michael Byrne Roy Stottlemyer Jackie Fox Bernard Thompson Bill Wildasin Carol Emrich Deanne Fishack Cathy Hunter Martha Sawyer Sharon Lewis Suzanne Purcell Stephanie Seidel Sherry Swope Patricia Walter Sharon Porterfield Patricia Brown Sandra Clabaugh Beverly Dinterman Peggy Favorite Susan Grimes Vicki Hilderbrand Vaughn Holtz Thomas Blair Darryl Burns George Campbell Frederick Cobb Earl Draper James Marshall Matthew Wiley Sandra Barkman Linda Long Susan Riffle Rita Stottlemyer Sheila Walter James Wastler Charity Duncan Esther Fahnestock Sally Heck Kathleen Jay Shirley Samuels Patty Zentz Carolyn Gifft Barbara Hess Patricia Stitel Dennis Fox Eugene Kuhn Richard Willard Norman May Wanda Black Janis Burton Ruth Ferree Susan Long Drusilla Tresselt Dennis Clabaugh Earl Eyler Russell Fisher Roger Samuels Dorothy Fisher Doris Gearhart Jeannie Herman Donna Hurley Betty Manahan Judy Martin Rebecca Martin Kathy Smith Linda Blower Sandra Jackson

Walkersville High Hosts Annual Student Awards Assembly

Walkersville High School held its annual awards assembly recognizing 104 students. New Student Council officers were installed: Gordon Smith president Judi Sell vice president Sharon Stauffer corresponding secretary Myralee Garst recording secretary Kenneth Wachter treasurer Darrene Schildt Valley Regional Chaplain.

Walkersville High School Gordon Smith Judi Sell Sharon Stauffer Myralee Garst Kenneth Wachter Darrene Schildt Valley Becky Hough Lisa Haines Jo Ann Martin Eddie Cook Bill Castle Bernard Knott Gail Strosnider Connie Winebrenner Ezra Grantham Larry Garper Alan Heflin Soc

School News Page Pauses For Summer Break

The page will be discontinued until September as thousands of area students finish for the summer. Education items will join regular columns until classes resume in the fall.

New ABCs For Children Why Is Reading So Difficult

Editor notes William Schall of The Reading Laboratory explains rapid reading concepts and the Initial Teaching Alphabet I TA as a tool to reduce reading barriers. He discusses code breaking in reading, phoneme diversity, and historical attempts including Fonotypy and Pitman’s I T A. The piece highlights a future where children read by age six and invites readers to request a free I TA story.

William Schall The Reading Laboratory Inc Schark William Schaill New York NEA Waltham Mass James Pitman Sir James Charles H. Boehm VIVA East

Workshop on Interpreting Deaf Attendees at Ball State

Lloyd A Ambrosen and Miss Anne Davis of the Maryland School for the Deaf joined a four day workshop at Ball State Teachers College in Muncie Indiana. The event drew over 80 participants from 26 states and was funded by a 19530 grant from Vocational Rehabilitation Administration. Dr. Alan Huckleberry coordinated the program.

Lloyd A. Ambrosen Anne Davis Maryland School For the Deaf Ball State Teachers College Muncie Ind Vocational Rehabilitation Administration Ambrosen Miss Davis Frederick Alan Huckleberry Ball State

Violence in St Augustine escalates amid integration protests

Reports indicate St Augustine Florida is racked by violence tied to integration demonstrations. The unrest prompts regional authorities to deploy security measures as clashes and protests continue.

News map clues test readers memory of events

A reader challenge presents a map with marked spots and a clue box. It asks to identify the recent big news stories tied to each location using the clues. The item emphasizes memory and knowledge testing for current events.

Linganore High honors roll and top graduates list

Linganore High School recognizes Lynne Faith Howard as the top graduate of 1963 64, plus four senior students with straight A averages and multiple honor roll entries across grades. The article lists additional Linganore students achieving high marks and named per grade levels.

Linganore High School Gail Huttenberger Roll Sullivan Mary Pearce Virginia VanLaan Joan Gaither Anne Wimmer Darence Grabill Susan Corsach Singapore Diane Brightwell Alice Esworthy Madeline Ganley Charlotte Gordon Kay Grossnickle Carolyn McDevitt John Carpenter Howard Green Karen Johnson Bonnie Mathews Betty Myers Frances Tipton Brenda Wachter Margaret Sappington Dennis Mullinix Alex Smariga Ann Biddinger Regina Fawley Marybelle Gregg William Caudell Robert Conrad Nevin Crampton Harold Cunningham Riley Griffin Robert Abshire Beverly Long Linda Mullinix Carolyn Norris Robert Laughlin Peggy Tressler Carla Zinn Mary Baugher Kimberlyn Brenda Day Alesia Edwards Kenneth Barton Patricia Hill Rebecca Klein Marie Lee Harry Free Tim Hawthorne Skip Isaacs Darlene Moore Bertha Reese Shirley Smith Kay Staley James Runkles Nicholas Wood Agatha Condon Rose Ann Conrad Juanita Main Ellen Rippeon Judy Rippeon Pamela Dasher Donald Bosic Charles P. Smith Mary Duncan Ruth Lenhart Larry Barnes John Kent Dwight Repp Linda M. Fogle Susan Weller Kenneth Blanton Jamie Barnes Norman Brinkley Donna Gladhill Joyce Fawley Catherine Grumbine Caryn Gove Wendy Huttenberger Ellen Hevner Helene Kyle Phyllis Lambright Marian Metcalfe Linda K. Myers Linda S. Myers Amanda Zeltman Richard Baker Knowlton Burgee Barry Clay Paul Frink Thomas Hawthorne Melville Kidd Randy Lawson Thomas Stup Donna Lind Sandra Pickett Doris Rippeon Joyce Rippeon David Klein Deanna Davis Wilda Edwards Vicki Farrer Gail Grable Shirley Hahn Sharon MecCrumb Barbara Myers Robert Long Mark Sweadner James VanLaan Diana Bussard Denise Humphrey Rose McCrossin Pam Smith Melvin Castle Dennis Cline Thomas Kipe

Walkersville PTA Elects Officers for 1964 65

Walkersville Elementary School PTA elected Charles Nicodemus president for 1964 65. John Nusbaum became vice president with Mrs Edward Hedges recording secretary Mrs James Stoner corresponding secretary and Orley Bourland treasurer. Committees were named including James Trout program Richard Green publicity John Garst membership Raymond Craddock building and grounds James Working ways and means Thomas Reid budget Ernest Dettbarn hospitality Donald Schwartz recreation and Walter Eaves legislative.

Charles Nicodemus Walkersville Nicodemus John Nusbaum Edward Hedges James Stoner Orley Bourland James Trout Richard Green John Garst Raymond R. Craddock James Working Thomas Reid Ernest Dettbarn Donald Schwartz Walter Eaves

Frederick High Girls Inducted At National Dramatic Arts Conference

Twenty four Frederick High School students attended the Tenth Anniversary National Dramatic Arts Conference at Indiana University Bloomington. Nine Frederick students were inducted into the society and accompanied by dramatics teacher Mrs. Anna May Hughes. The Frederick group joined eight Severna Park High School students in Harpers Ferry and traveled by B and O Railroad. Additional local attendees listed. The conference featured eight one act plays and multiple workshops on costumes makeup speech lighting radio and choral reading.

Frederick High School University of Indiana Bloomington Darlene Baugher Holly Decker Claudia Harrington Jenny Jacques Linda Keitholtz Linda Kilgore Jo Ann King Linda Pickett Nadine Winstead Anna May Hughes Frederick High Frederick Harpers Ferry W. Va Severna Park High School B and O Railroad Kitten Best Gayle Blum Sally Cain Barbara Cochran Margie Craw Mike Danner Sally Danner Jennifer Fanos David Guggenheim Carol Hughes William Roessler Mark Serepea Cynthia Shafer George Weatherholt Danyce Weinberg Indiana University Theatre Springfield Ohio Pasadena Calif

Words of the Day Appertain guidance note

Lesson by W L Gordon explains correct usage and pronunciation of frequently misused terms. It defines appertain as belong or pertain by right or custom and illustrates how proper word choice shapes meaning. The entry encourages daily vocabulary growth through focused study and examples.

W. L. Gordon

Tydings to Attend Pearl Harbor Ceremony for Pacific Command Change

AP reports Maryland Senatorial candidate Joseph D Tydings will be guest of Navy Undersecretary Paul B Fay Jr at Pearl Harbor June 30 for the change in command of United States Armed Forces in the Pacific. Grand Knight Charles P Duffy Jr of Long Island City named Grand Knight of Mount Saint Mary's College Knights of Columbus.

Tydings Baltimore Joseph D. Tydings Maryland U. S Navy Paul B. Fay Jr Pearl Harbor United States Armed Forces Pacific Charles P Duffy Jr Long Island City Mount Saint Mary’s College Emmitsburg Knights of Columns

Anthony and Eichelberger Elected to Zetta Pi Epsilon Roles

Robert L Anthony of Unionville and Guy Franklin Eichelberger Jr of this city were chosen as secretary and treasurer respectively for Zetta Pi Epsilon at Monroe College Winchester Virginia for the 1964 65 academic year Both are pursuing a two year accounting program Anthony is the son of Melvin F Anthony Sr and Linnganore High School 1963 graduate Eichelberger is the son of Guy Franklin Eichelberger Sr and Walkersville High School 1963 graduate

Dean Wachter Union Bridge Monroe College Winchester Dean Kappa Tau Pi Rho Zeta International Wachter Thomas M. Wachter Walkersville High School Robert L. Anthony Unionville Guy Franklin Eichelberger Jr Zetta Pi Epsilon Pi Rho Zetta International Fraternity Anthony Eichelberger Melvin F. Anthony Linganore High School Guy Franklin Eichelberger Sr This City

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