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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1971
Page
7
Middletown High School presents You Cant Take It With You on March 12 and 13 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The comedy centers on the Sycamore family amid romance with Tony Kirby and Alice Sycamore, as mismatched families slowly warm to each other. Tickets at the door 1 dollar for adults 50 cents for children.
St Joseph's High School hosts its annual bazaar on March 13 from 1 to 6 p.m. in the school gym. Activities include games, bingo, a Parcel Post, raffles, and a supper of oven roasted chicken to fund school debt reduction. The Arts and Crafts Booth, led by Sr. Mary Anthony, features banners, yarn animals, Flo-Film flowers, crepe paper flowers, driftwood items, and yarn dolls created by students and faculty, with many students named for their contributions.
Emmitsburg Middle School held an assembly on Feb 19 in the school auditorium. Bonnie Gore narrated the program with Perry Wivell announcing the student council and detailing committees and activities including a planned School Spirit Week Feb 22-26 with daily costume themes and button counts by grade. Canned food drive is planned for March 8-12 for the ermer family, plus a student council movie fundraiser using Betty Crocker or General Mills coupons to aid a Pennsylvania girl with a kidney disease. Elections set for May 3, with class-nominated offices and speeches, and June 7-11 designated for School and Community Clean Up Weeks. A model show is scheduled for May 7, and a March 12 student council patrol dance is planned. Patrol members and captains were introduced, rules were read, and Mr Van Tries and Mrs Polley thanked for support. Honor roll students were announced for grades 7 through 4 with specific names listed.
Since November 1970 Thurmont Middle School offers typing to all students. Seventh graders study during planned class time under supervisor Mrs Barbara Maddie with about 140 learners. After school sessions from 3 15 to 4 30 are run by Charlene Stitely, a Catoctin High School eleventh grader, for other grades.
Mrs Susan Shiler daughter of Gen and Mrs C W Shistier of Jefferson has been named to the Dean's List at the University of Maryland where she is a senior in the college of education majoring in Home Economics. James R Van Laan of Route 1 Mount Airy made the Dean's List at North Carolina Wesleyan College where he is a sophomore and son of Mr and Mrs Roger W Van Laan.
Seniors were honored on Feb 23 during a Senior Night ceremony before a varsity game. Liz Nicodemus hosted, introducing senior boys and girls teams and the cheer squad, with corsages given to mothers. Highlights featured Bion Winpigler Tim Hull John Hassett Greg Smith Frank Capello and Mrs Pansa among others.
The Frederick County Home Economics teachers gathered at Thurmont Middle School on February 10. Speaker Alien Harnar, of Arlington Virginia, discussed Modern Consumer Education while Mary Stultz presided and Elizabeth Carter spoke on curriculum individualization. Eighth graders prepared cherry tarts, and the Middle School program was described as team taught for both boys and girls.
Brunswick High School released term UH honor roll listing 223 of about 800 students. Eleven achieved all A’s while grades 7 through 9 combined posted 112 honorees versus upper grades. The roster includes numerous named students across 7th to 12th grades with many all A’s.
A Victory Party was held at Brunswick High School on Mothers Night to honor the Brunswick Railroaders County Class C champions after a regular season game. Mothers were escorted to the floor by their sons and given corsages as varsity and junior varsity players and parents gathered for socializing and congratulations arranged by the cheerleaders.
About 130 Brunswick High School students attended an afternoon at Brunswick Bowling Center under the direction of James Schamel and physical education staff June Weedy Carol Smith and James Fraser. The outing served as a culminating activity for boys and girls, with instruction across beginner to advanced levels and a chance to learn scoring and league play.
The Salisbury State College Summer Camp for qualified high school students completes its third year July 18 to August 14, offering chemistry or physics with creative writing or drawing. The program features demonstrations, labs, library research, and a recreational schedule, with dormitory housing and supervision. Applications due March 15.
During the week of February 1 to 5 at Brunswick High School, American Field Service week featured a Slave Day auction, a bake sale by the AFL club, and daily homeroom donations. The top donor homeroom 8-5 was honored, closely followed by 7-5, as the AFL budget gained 25 dollars.
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