Frederick High Senior Wins Dinner Menu Design
Frederick High School senior Virginia Neff won first prize in the Maryland Pavilion dinner menu design for the 1964 65 New York World's Fair. She earned 250 dollars with her red white and blue clustered spires composition.
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Frederick High School
Maryland
Virginia Neff
Everett L. Neff
Lee Place
Maryland Commission
State Office
Baltimore
Jack Glaccum
Dulaney High School
Lutherville
Ginni
Virginia Baldwin
Barbara Fritchie
Boonsboro
Chesapeake Bay
Frederick Fair
Maryland Institute of Art
Glaccum
Harry M. Stevens Inc
New York
Maryland Pavilion
Neff
Lisbon Students Create TV From A to Z Show
Lisbon Elementary PTA presents TV From A to Z on April 3 and 4 featuring a 125 member cast written and directed by Mrs. Roger Sanner of Woodbine. Sixth grader John Morar designed the winning program cover page. Master of Ceremonies will be Abraham Bates with numerous acts including Beverly Hillbillies, Ed Sullivan Show, Dr Kildare, Judy Garland Show, and Mickey Mouse Club among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
PTA
Roger Sanner
Woodbine
Sanner
Howard County
John Morar
Abraham Bates
Beverly Hillbillies
Virginia Hartmann
Chester Gilbert
Ed Sullivan
Allen Hill
H. Kenneth Daly
Dr. Kildare
Lawrence Cameron
Margaret Haugh
Sally Sanner
Roger Lanner
Judy Garland
Barbara Daly
Eddie Pickett
Danny Kaye
Ronnie Eyre
Bob Miller
Abe Bates
Robert Smith
Carl Vosloh
Mitch — Abraham Bates
Barbara Crum
Dolly Dayhoff
Eileen Gordon
Elizabeth Hill
Ann Mullinix
Charlotte Mullinix
Emily Pickett
Eugenia Pickett
Carol Sanner
Er “Hive
Vivid Color Trends Dominate Spring 1964 Fashion
Vivid prospect suggests shocking pink black and white and black and yellow will lead spring 1964. Big bold prints emerge as favorites with designers previewing palettes and patterns for the new season.
Elm Street Parents Tour Space Lab at South Frederick
Parents of Elm Street School students toured the Earth and Space Science Laboratory at South Frederick Elementary School on March 17. The program, organized by Mrs. James Marks and others, offered three sessions due to space limits and featured demonstrations of the instructional program across elementary and secondary levels.
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Elm Street
Earth and Space Science Laboratory
South Frederick
James Marks
Donald McLuckie
Edward J. Kerns
Kerns
Frederick County
Frederick High School Welfare Drive Totals Over 350
Miss Mary Rhoads reports Frederick High School students raised over 350 during a two week welfare drive directed by Linda Boyer and a committee including Marine Kelly and Cindy Gary. Checks totaling 66.53 were sent to YMCA Junior Red Cross Tuberculosis and Health Association March of Dimes Heart Association Cancer Society and Care with funds for South Korean school supplies and food as in past years.
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Mary Rhoads
Frederick High School
Linda Boyer
Marline Kelly
Linda Marsden
Dotlie Pease
Susanne Darkis
Cindy Gary
John George
Miss Rhoads
William Jacobs
YMCA
Junior Red Cross
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Health Association
March of Dimes, Heart Association
Cancer Society
Emmitsburg School Science Fair Winners Highlight Top Prize
Emmitsburg High School student David Naill won the top prize in the fourth annual science fair for his entry on the effects of temperature on frog circulatory and respiratory systems. The exhibit drew 108 displays across five categories including biology earth and space science and physical science with multiple student winners listed. The PTA plans a Wednesday meeting at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria where elementary programs and a modern mathematics initiative will be discussed.
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David Naill
Emmitsburg High School
Naill
Edith Martin
Betty Tokar
Sharon Sharrer
Wanda Meadows
A. Biome
Timothy Keilholtz
Tina Saylor
Frances Wagerman
Shirley Hatcher
George Baker
Richard Masser
Darryn Valentine
Steve Wivell
Rudy Charles
Harriet Harner
Sue Martin
Larry Piper
Susan Crouse
Phyllis Charles
Emmitsburg
PTA
Louise F. Thompson
Winners Announced In St Johns Science Fair
Winners announced for St John s High School science fair held March 15 to 17. James Higgins led with Control of a Ground-Effect Machine while Norma Coristán and Lenda Mika earned second and third for Red Light Green Light and Jealousy in Individuals A Behavioral Study. Honorable mentions went to Patricia Schroeder Kenneth Gambill Patrice Cochran. regional fair set for April 10 to 12 at Frederick High School. Plans include college enrollment growth and a new residence hall. Miss Ruth Weedon attended the 39th Eastern States conference in New York City representing Bowie College. theme Conflict-Challenge-Change. University of Maryland experts to discuss swine management in Frederick County at Winchester Hall starting 7:30 pm with Dr James Ferguson and Dr Edward Young leading.
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James Higgins
St. John’s High School
Norma Cortistan
Lenda Mika
Peter Gerone
Fort Detrick
Theodore DuVarney
American Optical Company
Marylita
N.D
Towson
Patricia Schroeder
Kenneth Gambill
Patrice Cochran
Frederick High School
Ruth Weedon
East Fifth Street
Eastern States Association of Teacher Education
New Yorker
New York City
Bowie College
Weedon
University of Maryland
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
James Ferguson
Edward Young
Open House at Saint Joseph College in Emmitsburg
Saint Joseph College will hold an open house for prospective students on April 18 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Activities include campus tours interviews with admissions staff and department chairs lunch chats with students and an assembly. Sister Rosemary Pfaff will speak at 1 30 p.m. to 2 15 p.m. to about 250 guests on Higher Education A Challenge and a Conquest. The college run by the Daughters of Charity offers nursing and home economics programs.
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Saint Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Rosemary Pfaff
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Match the Clues to a Big News Story
A compact quiz ties each clue to a major historic news event, prompting readers to identify the event behind hints like Freedom for Yanks and LBJ. The page invites readers to connect headlines with prominent moments in politics crime and international affairs, using map spots as anchors.
News Quiz Map Answers Summary
Actor Peter Lorre dies in Hollywood at 59. Jacksonville experiences race violence and bombings. Edwin Reischauer, U S ambassador to Japan, discussed by Japanese youth stars in Tokyo. New Kennedy portrait coins enter circulation. Reds release U S flyer after plane shot down over East Germany. UCLA Bruins win NCAA basketball title over Duke in Kansas City. George Reedy named White House press secretary replacing Pierre Salinger. Cambodia accuses South Viet Nam forces of attacking border villages. Fans mob Liz Taylor and Richard Burton in Boston. One penny bet in a London soccer pool yields 630.27 pounds to a clerk earning 29 weekly.
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Peter Lorre
Hollywood
Jacksonville
Fla
Edwin Reischauer
U.S
Japan
Tokyo
Kennedy
East Germany
UCLA
Bruins
Duke
Blue Devils
Kansas City
George Reedy
Johnson
Pierre Salinger
U.S. Senate
California
Cambodia
Perder
Liz Taylor
Richard Burton
Boston
Boteh
London
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Miss Neff
MT. ST. Mary’s
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Charles E. Schonder
Purcellville
C. Elmer Nolte
The
Land Commission For the
Jeffrey R. Ellis
Kensington
Thomas KE. Stevens, III
Danburg
Conn
Kenneth R. Granata
Washington
Joseph Stephen Rosenfield
Washington Post
Ity
St. Joseph College
Campus
Russia
Rosenfield
Stailin
United States
Gettysburg
C. A. Hanson
Gettysburg College
George G. Hatter
Lemoyne
Hatter
Towson State
Gilbert Meredith Hill
Towson State College
Hill
Temple University
Harold Moser
Mary Slagle
Dot Streaker
H Kenneth Daly
Richard Mullinix
Ben Slagle
Paul Slagle
Ronnie Williams
Steve Allen Shaw
Ted Mack
Willis Sybert
Mickey Mouse Club
Billy Bates
Dale Bennett
Kenny Blanken
Bonnie Clary
James Cogswell
Tommy Esworthy
Kathleen Gordon
Gerald Harrison
Ann Hawkins
Renee Keyes
Patty la
Lucille Massey
Noreen Gordon
Joanne Blumenauer
Mary Menz
Iva Lucas
Rhoda Groves
Barbara Larimore
Ruth Anderson
Garry Moore Show
Eliza
Beth Hill
Sally Lanner
Dorothy Streaker
Arthur Murray
Ruth Young
Doris Miller
Claudia Miller
Jesse Miller
Loretta Donovan
Wayne He1ton
Ellen Hill
Patti Hill
Shirley Mathis
Debby Mullinix
Carl Standifer
Voice of Firestone
Ronaldaks
Chapel of the Air
Calvary Lutheran Church of
Carel Athey
Linda Sanner
Alfred Hitchcock
Shirley Brown
Mark Dubbs
Leota Marks
Bart Norman
Iris Smith
Sharon Smith
Space
FHS
Harry L. Richardson Jr
H. L. Richardson Sr
Edgewood Church Road
Kappa Phi National
Frostburg State College
Richardson
Frostburg
St. John’s
Jeft
Tunnerup
Norma Corristan
Ernest Ausherman
Frank J. Keefer
Middletown High School
St. Joseph
Freedom For
Liz
Mr. Sinister
LBJ
Wkansas City
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