Winning Sing Anore High team tops 1964 Math Contest
Three Sing Anore High School seniors composed the school entry for the 1964 Annual High School Mathematics Contest sponsored by the MAA and the Society of Actuaries. The team won first to third places in the lineup: John R. Carpenter, Roll A. Sullivan, and Julian A. Smriga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singanore High School
Mathematical Association of America
The
Society of Actuaries
John R. Carpenter
Charles H. Carpenter
RFD
Frederick
Roll A. Sullivan
B. E. Sullivan
New Market
Julian A. Smriga
Sheltered Workshop Head To Speak Here On Monday
Mrs. Helen Nussear director of Baltimore Sheltered Workshop will speak Monday at 7 30 p m to the Frederick County Association for Mentally Retarded Children at the Jeanne Bussard Sheltered Workshop. She leads the program and arranges contracts and job placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nussear
Baltimore
Frederick County Association For
Sheltered Workshop
Nussear
The
Health and Welfare Council
Baltimore Area
Safety Magic at Singapore High School Assembly
Lt. Carl B. Pike presented his Safety Magic show to Singapore Senior High School students on March 11. The magician policeman used humor and sleight of hand to teach traffic safety, performing tricks such as water from a jar and water from a student’s elbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl 8. Pike
Singapore
Pike
St. Pike’s
Maryland
Nationwide truck safety tour visits Maryland high schools
Lt. Pike conducts a national tour sponsored by the American Trucking Associations and appears at Linganore High School with local backing from the Maryland Motor Truck Association, reaching nearly 100 high schools from the Eastern Shore to Western Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Lt. Pike
American Trucking Associations
Linganore High
Maryland Motor Truck Association
Dickinson College tuition up to 1550 for next two years
Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania raises annual tuition by 100 to 1550 from 1350 as president Dr. Howard L. Rubendall cites rising operation costs and faculty salary needs. Teachers and supervisors will attend a conference at the University of Maryland on March 21 as part of a campaign to promote better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Howard L. Rubendall
University of Maryland
Organizing an Integrated Reading Program from K to 12
Principal speaker A Sterl Artley, education professor and director at the University of Missouri Child Study Clinic, discusses organizing an integrated K-12 reading program. The Woodrow Wilson Fellows list includes Carol Ann Siemers and William H. Marshner among 1507 recipients. Quinby of Western Maryland College also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sterl Artley
University of Missouri
Carol Ann Siemers
West Orange
N. J
William H. Marshner
Baltimore
Gettysburg College
United States
Canada
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Dennis P. Quinby
Cambridge
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Middletown Band Praised By House Win for Parade Victory
The Middletown High School Band earned a House resolution praising its outstanding accomplishment in the Firemen's Parade at the Winchester Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia. The band won first place in 1963, a first for Frederick County schools in the festival history amid 61 bands from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Winchester
Frederick County
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Unimak Island Sees Major Eruption With Lava River
A Coast Guard survey reports a new eruption on Unimak Island at Pogromni Volcano. A two mile lava channel flows from the crater and debris hurls up to 2000 feet into the air near Westdahl peak. The event marks a significant volcanic activity in the Aleutians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage, Alaska
Unimak Island
Aleutian
Coast Guard
Westdahl Peak
Pogromni
Unimak
West Frederick School Starts Eight Day Career Explorations
Ninth grade students at West Frederick Junior High begin an eight day career exploration program aimed at familiarizing them with future vocations. Sessions feature speakers from the Maryland Department of Employment Security Navy and Army Recruiting, American Optical and Hood College officials, Fort Detrick personnel, IBM and local firms. The program includes panels on health services and home making plus field trips to local industries and educational institutions. Each student completes the Kuder interest inventory and maintains a progress notebook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frederick
George L. Bennett
Donald S. Ebersole
Maryland
Department of Employment Security
George E. Kline
Navy
Joe Giglette
Army
Albert E. Makin
American Optical Company
Makin
American Optical
Lucille Norman
Hood ‘College
Donald W. Falconer
Edward J. Schantz
William Waters
IBM
Hagerstown
Waters
Grayson Bowers
Mary Wilhide
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William R. Hess
Frederick County Board of Education
A. E. Meadows
Meadows Moving and van Service
C. Edward Smith
Grove Lime Company
Theodore L. Semler
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Max Kehn
Virginia Young
Thomas O’toole
Woolworth’s
Five and Ten
Ernest Ausherman
Walter Mills
Shaff’s
Robert Owen
Charles F. Bowers
Richard R. Burgee
Melvin H. Derr
Jack Derr
Heisley Coran
Robert Whiteford
City of Frederick
Monroe Feaga
West Patrick Street
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
Frederick News-Post
Lorraine Wojchik
Warren E. Evans
Frederick County
Ucation
Elmer C. Ehler
J. C. Penney Company
T.V
Morton Siegel
W.F.M.D
Betty Franklin
Aerojet General Corporation
Edna Mensell
Forbes Burgess
Nellie Smith
County Health Department
Elizabeth Derr
Frederick Memorial Hospital School
Elizabeth Messersmith
West Frederick School
E.A. Dettbarn
Frances Burgee
Frederick Axtell
William Barry
Katherine Creed
Carl Donald
John Hart
Barbara Rickman
Map clues point to recent global news events
Readers identify major happenings tied to marked spots on the map using box clues as memory aids. The exercise blends geography with current events, inviting quick recall of notable incidents and dates.
Brunswick High names five all A honor roll students
Five Brunswick High School students earned all A grades and joined the second term honor roll. Names include Brenda Bow ers, Bill Gosnell, Bill Greene, Judi Bianco, and Sandra Lake, among many others across grades 7 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick High School
Brenda Bowers
Bill Gosnell
Bill ,Greene
Judi Bianco
Sandra Lake
Marta Blessing
Betsy Filler
Rhoda Johnson
Valerie van Holten
Vicki Yontz
Sylvia Cauley
Donna Comer
Suzanne Insley
Carol Jo Phillips
Bonnie Weddle
Val Hawes
Norma Dawson
Brenda Snowden Suler
Janie Webber
Judy Webber
Jerry Axline
Mike Kelley
Herman Willis
Pat Beatty
Diane Carr
Linda Lerch
Sue Reynolds
Katherine Shriver
Joe Hartman
Clifford Morris
Ernestine Burch
Betty Burkhart
Carolyn Kline
Sharon Payne
Donna Wetnight
Joyce Harris
Virginia Hartman
James Haller
Faye Holland
Peggy Payne
John Thompson
Billie Grams
Donna Green
Margaret King
Karen Orndorff
Mary Wenner
Joe Gideon
Harry Payne
Brent Wirts
Dorothy Ayers
Barbara George
Rae Haller
Martin Blessing
Ronald Demery
Daniel Kao
Joe Rock
Dan Shewbridge
Marsha Childers
Bonnie Hahn
Jo Ann Hixon
Candace Lewis
Dianna Wiles
Lawrence Campbell
John Carr
Donald Kao
Richard Painter
James Phillips
Jerry Reynolds
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
A devotional reflection on Exodus burning bush symbolism. The author argues turning aside to examine life leads to God speaking through circumstances including disappointments and sorrows. He emphasizes that events in life carry meaning and offer guidance and assurance even without visions or voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
Moses
God
Local Student Wins In Time Contest
Sister Teresa Marie of St. John's High School reports Lenda Mika as the local winner in TIME Magazine's 28th Current Affairs Contest. Other high scorers include Lawrence Heslin, Charles Cosgrove Jr., Robert Harris and Helene Grove. The test covered 105 questions on national and foreign affairs and other categories across business sports entertainment science religion literature journalism education and the arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Marie
St. John’s High School
Time Magazine
Lenda Mika
TIME
Lawrence Heslin
Charles Cosgrove Jr
Robert Harris
Helene Grove
U. S
Canada
Frederick Senior Accepted by Wesleyan College
Robert Coblentz Biser a senior at Frederick High School has been accepted for admission to West Virginia Wesleyan College in Buckhannon West Virginia He plans to major in mathematics The son of Mr and Mrs Joseph E Biser of RFD 4 Frederick he attends the United Church of Christ at Adamstown where he is president of the United Church Youth and assistant secretary of the Sunday school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coblentz Biser
Frederick High School
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buchannon
W. Va
Joseph E. Biser
RFD 4
Frederick
United Church of Christ At
Adamstown
Biser
United Church
King Paul dies in Athens as crown succeeds
King Paul of Greece dies in Athens at 62. The Crown is to pass to a new monarch as events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Greece
Athens
Cons
Bahamas
Defense
McNamara
South
Viet Nam
Florida
Gulfstream Park
Tom O'Hara
Loyola of Chicago
County Students Submit Scientific Papers at Maryland Symposium
Two Frederick County high school students are among 72 Maryland students sending papers to the Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium in Baltimore May 4 to 7. Charlotte Gordon of Linganore High School and Bruce Frushour of Middletown High School submit papers on Drosophila larvae and the effects of colchicine on plants, with Douglas Dearie of Glenelg High also contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Baltimore
Charlotte Louise Gordon
Irvin B. Gordon
RFD 2
New Windsor
Linganore High School
Gordon
Singanore
Betty Crocker
University of Maryland
Bruce Frushour
Harry V. Frushour
Middletown
Bruce
Douglas B. Dearie
Glenelg High School
Howard County
Civic Center
Should Parents Visit School and Plan Test Schedules
A reader asks if parents should drop in during class hours. the reply favors informal contact with teachers but warns that uninvited class visits can distract students and teachers. It suggests meeting after school or at PTAs and conferences, and recommends scheduling tests to avoid overload. a teacher schedule board could help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Light
PTA
High School Students Gain Early Medical Experience at Hahnemann
Philadelphia AP report: Teen pupils from area high schools participate in a 10 week summer program at Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital to observe doctors in operating rooms and labs. Dr. Victor Satinsky leads the initiative, aiming to expose students to medicine early. Nancy Oriol, 17, praises the equal treatment and learning environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Lynett
Philadelphia
Hahnemann Medical College
Hand Hospital
Victor P. Satinsky
Satinsky
Nancy Oriol
Saitinsky
Hahnemann
Groucho Marx Began Career From 1905 Classified Ad
Beverly Hills AP Groucho Marx received a bronze plaque from ANCAM honoring a 1905 classified ad in the New York World that launched his show business career. The ad read Boy singer wanted for star vaudeville act. Room board four dollars weekly. Apply in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Groucho Marx
Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers
ANCAM
New York World
Groucho
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