Frederick County Summer School Plans Announced
The Frederick County Board of Education announced a expanded summer program with more courses for advanced credit and review. Richard A. Winn is appointed summer school principal. programs run June 22 to August 7 with specialized field trips and new advanced topics in history and composition.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Richard A. Winn
Walkersville High School
Frederick
Earl
Manwiller
Janice Wickless
Winn
Frederick High School
U.S
Maryland
North Frederick Elementary
Frederick High Dramatics to present The Emperors New Clothes
Frederick High School dramatics classes will stage a full length comedy The Emperors New Clothes next Saturday with two showings at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets are sold at the door or via the school office. Student director Thomas Nikirk leads a cast including Roberta Bradbury Tania Gibbs John George Kathy Fee Merril Milberry George Weatherholt Martha Jessup Fah Mary Phillips Ling Darlene Baugher Mong Linda Atkins Tsein Jo Anne King Nancy Culler Jacqueline Nasher Jennifer Fanos Shirley Miller Lynne Price Sarah Bradbury Gayle Blum Sharon Stup Bonnie Boyer Jenny Jacques Michael Danner Dwight Smith and many others.
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Frederick High School Dramatics
Anna May Hughes
Thomas Nikirk
Samuel French
Board of Education
Roberta Bradbury
Tania Gibbs
Dar
Zan
China
John George
Kathy Fee
Merril Milberry
Hans
George Weatherholt
Martha
Jessup
Equal Rights Movement
Fah
Mary Phillips
Hank
Ling
Darlene Baugher
Mong
Linda Atkins
Tsein
Jo Anne King
The
Royal Weavers
Nancy Culler
Jacqueline Nasher
Jennifer Fanos
Shirley Miller
Lynne Price
Sarah Bradbury
Gay
Middletown High School
Harry V. Frushour
Gene Appleby
Leslie Falkenstein
Donald Grossnickle
Teddy Harley
Mike Holter
Nelson Palmer
Robert Rogowsky
Robert Sheffler
Sharleen Hightman
Bradley Kefauver
Dennis Keller
Gary Masser
William Metcalf
Edward Simon
Gene Zimmerman
Patricia Bittle
Linda Bishop
Sue Ann Flook
Mary Ann Foltz
Beverly Fundis
Judy Green
Sylvia Harshman
Beverly Nute
John MecLuckie
Kathy Falkenstein
Jeanne Hessong
Donna Thompson
Richard Remsburg
William Bohn
Rudy Horman
Randy Huffer
Leif Olsen
Charles Thornton
Michaela Capek
Linda Gaver
Linda George
Patty Poole
Nancy Stevens
Krista Troxell
Phyllis Wilson
Ronald Brown
Paul Dean
Emory Doyle
Michael Kefauver
Paul Throne
Paulette Shearer
Paul Pryor
Nancy Carroll
Edith Shearer
Jerrie Shewbridge
Carol Troxell
Jeanette Wolf
Mark Leatherman
Everett Newman
Edward Ritchie
Michael Williams
Linda Barkdoll
Diane Palmer
Sylvia Ropp
Paula Smith
Martha Stull
Linda Zecher
Jerry Bidle
Gary Gouker
Sheila Adkins
Connie Castle
Eva Horne
Vicki Crouse
Sue Delauter
July Gilbert
Wayne Lewis
Diane Sensenbaugh
Barbara Spangier
Sharon Troxell
Kathy Warrenfeltz
Mary Warrenfeltz
Judy Wolfe
Janice Little
Christopher Ahalt
Joseph Brown
Richard Buhrman
Brian Hannum
Drew Hoffman
Eddie House
Darrell Kepler
Larry Miller
Steve Nikirk
Karen Ahalt
Jacque Bear
Linda Brandenburg
Fonda Draper
Marsha Goodwin
Linda Hutter
Pamela Johnson
Joann Koogle
Mary Ann Michael
Ellen Palmer
Charles Bach
Diane Deterding
Betty Goodlow
Kathy Huffer
Sarah Ahalt
Janet Bear
Wilma Stevens
Thomas Bidle
Phillip Pearl
Jo Ann Boyer
Elizabeth Bullivant
Linda Green
Linda Kinna
Jenny Nikirk
Barbara Palmer
Linda Poffinberger
William Marker
Rex Pfeiffer
Michael Stroup
Susan Poole
Sharon Shaffer
Sharyn Young
George Brengle
James Flook
Bruce Frushour
Gerald Lewis
Monroe Shearer
Diane Brown
Norma Horne
Paula Shafer
Sue Smith
William Bland
David Buhrman
Gary Moser
Irene Fink
Chela Flock
Judy Main
Patricia Poole
Gerald House
Greta Boyer
Jane Kefauver
Patricia Wise
Howard Deterding
Patricia Burger
Lynne Remsberg
Justina Sheppard
Michael Gouker
Terry Wolfe
Sha
Show And Tell Class By Susan Light
A column recounts a school Show and Tell group led by Susan Light. Students share simple items to build confidence while parents are advised on suitable topics. The piece notes a field trip to Geico and the FBI building, plus meals and a movie during the outing.
Middletown Group Tours Washington trip by FBLA students
The Middletown Chapter of Future Business Leaders of America and junior class members traveled to Washington under sponsor Miss Betty McCaffrey. Richard Chesney of Strayer College organized the tour with chaperone Mrs. F. Davis Shafer. They visited Arlington Cemetery, the tomb of the unknown soldier, Strayer College, and the First Federal Savings and Loan Association.
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Middletown
Future Business Leaders of America
Betty McCaffrey
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Strayer Business College
FBI
Richard Chesney
Strayer College
McCaffrey
F. Davis Shafer
Kennedy
Chesney
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Schedule by Day and Location
On August 7 hours are 8 30 a m to 11 40 a m. Mondays Middletown Tuesdays Walkersville Wednesdays Brunswick Thursdays Parkway Fridays South Frederick.
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Middletown
Walkersville
Brunswick
Parkway
South Frederick
Damascus High School Operetta Planned byMusic Dept
Damascus High School music department will present the operetta Bolanthe by Gilbert and Sullivan on May 8 and 9 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. The plot follows a young man who is half human and half fairy caught in an affectionate embrace with his mother by his fiancée, with misunderstandings arising.
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Damascus High School
Rexroad Named to 1964 Orientation Committee
Charles Albert Rexroad a sophomore at North Carolina Wesleyan College Rocky Mount was named a member of the 1964 Orientation Committee. Rexroad son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rexroad Wilson Place is vp of the sophomore class treasurer of the Young Republicans Club on Wesleyan baseball and basketball rosters active in the Wesleyan Singers and a Monogram Club member majoring in history at the new Methodist college.
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Charles Albert Rexroad
North Carolina Wesleyan College
Rocky Mount
Rexroad
Joseph
Wilson Place
Young Republicans Club
Wesleyan
Wesleyan Singers
Monogram Club
New Methodist College
Middletown High School Honor Roll List Released
The Middletown High School honor roll for the third semester lists 189 students under grades seventh to twelfth. Principal Harry V. Frushour announced the scholars by class and name, with detailed rosters for each section.
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Middletown High School
Yellow Springs student wins UPenn general scholarship
Stanley Keyser of Yellow Springs earned a general university scholarship from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He will enroll at Wharton School of Finance and Commerce this fall. A Frederick High senior, Keyser holds National Honor Society and Student Council membership and played varsity football and baseball. He attends Utica Lutheran Church.
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Stanley Keyser
Bernard Keyser
Yellow Springs
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
University
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Frederick High School
Utica Lutheran Church
Chosen For FTA Workshop at Northwestern University
Susan Roelke, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Roelke of North Market Street, has been selected to attend the Future Teachers Workshop at Northwestern University this summer. The 40 students chosen nationwide marks a second Frederick High School honoree in eight years. Susan, a junior, is an editor of the High Flier and president elect of the Mary E Rhoads Chapter Future Teachers of America.
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Alice Louise Hoffman
John F. Hoffman
RFD 2
Thurmont
Thurmont High School
St. Mary’s Seminary
St. Mary’s City
John A. Derr
Frederick
Hoffman
Thurmont High
Library Club
Susan Roelke
Frank Roelke
North Market Street
Future Teachers Workshop
Northwestern University
United States
Frederick High School
Susan
High Flier
Mary E. Rhoads
Future Teachers of America
Honor Society Inducts Members at St Johns High School
The National Honor Society of St. John's High School inducted new members Michael Inman, Maralita Lipps, Pat Klingler, and Pam Winpigler. Existing officers include James Sherald as president and Charles Cosgrove as vice president with Jane Dean secretary and Colin Persichetti treasurer. The group, directed by Sister M Winifred, has sponsored two concerts and participated in the mass program.
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National Honor Society of
St. John’s High School
Michael Inman
Maralita Lipps
Pat Klingler
Pam Winpigler
James Sherald
Charles Cosgrove
Jane Dean
Colin Persichetti
Lenda Mika
Norma Corristan
Bill Kowalski
Pat Schroeder
Rosemary Duggan
Joe Sosnowsky
M. Winifred
Honor Society
Local Names List fragment features multiple individuals
Donis Keller, Mary Ann Reut zgahn, Sharon Wolfe, 12B Georgina Bowman, Luis Keller, Mary Jo Kimefelter, Sandra Spade. 120Richard Campbell, Stephen Fiick, John Horman, Michael Stevens, Deborah Johnson. Mary Kline, Darlene Martin.
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Donis Keller
Mary Ann Reutzgahn
Sharon Wolfe
Georgina Bowman
Luis Keller
Mary Jo Kimefelter
Sandra Spade
Richard Campbell
Stephen Fiick
John Horman
Michael Stevens
Deborah Johnson
Mary Kline
Darlene Martin
Stop Reading By Word And Get Better Grades
A column promotes improving vocabulary through context from reading listening and knowledge of prefixes suffixes and word roots. It urges guessing meaning before dictionary use and practicing new words three times. The note advertises a 74 page spiral bound book available for $1 with mailing address.
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Fredei Post
Frederick, Ma
School Receives Book Sale Proceeds And Donations
A school held a book sale and donated religious articles for the use of the institution. The event gathered community support and provided materials for educational and devotional purposes.
The Whistle Wins First Place in State Contest
The Whistle newspaper of Brunswick Junior-Senior High School earned first place in a statewide competition, one of three top honors at the Maryland Scholastic Press Association's 18th annual convention. Brunswick was in Plan A, with Cumberland and Frostburg also securing first place in their classifications.
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Brunswick
Maryland Scholastic Press Association
Cumberland
Frostburg
Gaithersburg student wins NSF geography grant
Judith Gail Wolfson, a tenth grade student at Gaithersburg High School, earns a National Science Foundation grant to attend a five week geography course at Inter American University in Puerto Rico. She is among forty nationwide selected, with Spanish ability as a criterion.
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Judith Gail Wolfson
Gaithersburg High School
Isadore Wolfson
Gaithersburg
National Science Foundation
Inter American University
Puerto Rico
Judy
Helen Honsberger
Sanity Trial for Jack Ruby and Other Front Page Clues
Sanity trial is granted Jack Ruby after he bangs head on cell wall in Dallas. He is described as a man whose mind is falling apart. Lynda Bird Johnson breaks engagement to naval lieutenant. Fabled city of Samarkand periled by floods after earthquake creates a lake. France cuts back naval participation in NATO. Five-year railroad rules dispute settled. Supreme Court leaves arbitration award that eliminates thousands of railroad jobs. Racial protests disrupt New York World's Fair opening. traffic stall in is a flop. Mother of four wins 84,692 largest pariMutuel payout in U S history at Gulfstream. Willie Mays bangs seven homers in first nine games, hits .500. Woman kidnaps two-day-old baby from Chicago hospital. President Johnson calls for more help in South Vietnam war.
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Jack Ruby
Dallas
Lynda Bird Johnson
Samarkand
France
NATO
Supreme Court
Mother of Four
U.S
Miami
Gulfstream
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Hospital
Johnson
Free Nations
South Viet Nam
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Susan Light
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Orient
Geico
Chevy Chase
Uptown Theater
Middletown Group
Damascus
Strayer
Jane Margaret Hellmann
Jacob G. Hellmann
RFD 7
Strayer Junior College
ARA
Area Redevelopment Administration
Custom Pet Food Packers, Inc
Princess Anne
Carlton R. Sickles
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FTA
Cupid
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