Thurmont Woman Named 1983 YCW by Local Club
Katrina Bradshaw of Thurmont is named 1983 Young Careers Woman. She works as a promotion coordinator for AOPA Aviation Safety Foundation in Bethesda and is a Clemson University animal science graduate.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1983
Page
8
Katrina Bradshaw of Thurmont is named 1983 Young Careers Woman. She works as a promotion coordinator for AOPA Aviation Safety Foundation in Bethesda and is a Clemson University animal science graduate.
Dr Barbara Hetrick of Hood College participated in a one day seminar at Miami Dade Community College Florida. She spoke on Combining Part and Full Time Employment with Homemaking and joined a panel discussion. She has taught at Hood since 1973 and holds a PhD from the University of Maryland.
William J. Jackson, son of Catherine R Jackson of Frederick, has been promoted in the U.S. Air Force to the rank of senior airman. He serves as an aircraft maintenance specialist at Eglin Air Force Base Florida with the 3214th Organizational Maintenance Squadron. A 1977 graduate of Governor Thomas Johnson High School in Frederick.
Robin Martin of Catoctin High School was named a 1983 United States National Award winner in art by the United States Achievement Academy. The award recognizes top students nationwide based on academics, leadership, and teacher recommendations. Martin is the daughter of Dennis and Carol Martin with roots in Thurmont and Gettysburg. Marine Pvt James W Langley, son of Jessie W Langley of Gaithersburg, reported for duty with the 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton.
Mr. Arthur K. Whipp earned a Department of the Army Certificate of Service for 25 years of federal service. He received several awards including five cash awards for adopted suggestions and two official recognition awards. An outstanding performance rating came from Colonel George E. Lewis Jr. in 1979. Whipp plans retirement at end of 1963 and lives near Utica with his wife Mildred.
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