Frederick area students honored in military and academic achievements
James LaCroce, a St. John's Prospect Hall sophomore, was named Hugh O'Brian Ambassador after representing his school at the Maryland Leadership Seminar in Timonium. Army Pvt. Ivan D. Helms completed a wheeled-vehicle mechanic course at Fort Jackson. Pandora D. Stanton promoted to sergeant at Fort Eustis with the 10th Transportation Battalion. Pvt. Thomas C. Ruhling graduated as an honor student from helicopter repair school at Fort Eustis. Two Frederick County students joined Phi Beta Kappa at Western Maryland College, Michael J. Cleveland and Kelly B. Crampton. Jeanne M. Nelson earned a business degree at Central Washington University. Marine Lance Cpl. Eric W. Ford reports for duty with the 7th MEB at Twentynine Palms. Pvt. Tasha M. Smith completed basic training at Fort Dix.
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James LaCroce
St. John’s
Prospect Hall
Frederick
Hugh O’brian
Hugh O'Brian
Maryland
Timonium
LaCroce
Army Reserve
Ivan D. Helms
U.S. Army Training Center
Fort Jackson
D.C
Dorothy Helms
Pandora D. Stanton
U.S
Fort Eustis
10Th Transportation Battalion
Sylvia Cleckley
Shelly Cleckley
Osterholty Schmarbeck High School
Garisteat
West Germany
Thomas C. Ruhling
U.S. Army Transportation School
Thomas Brzostowski
Germantown
Linda Ruhling
Harpers Ferry
W.va
Kim
John
Diane Webb
Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg High School
Frederick County
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Michael J. Cleveland
Dianne Cleveland
WMC
Honor and Conduct Board
Cleveland
Wiley
Kelly
Crampton
Joseph Crampton
Jefferson
Omicron Delta Epsilon
Glagola Named All American Scholar by Academy
Paul Glagola of Middletown was named an All American Scholar by the United States Achievement Academy. The Middletown High School student was nominated by Tim Ambrose and will appear in the All American Scholar Directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Glagola
United States Achievement Academy
Stephen Glagola
Middletown
Glagola
Middletown High School
Tim Ambrose
WWII B24 bomber restored for display at Martin's Airport
Flying again the WWII B24 bomber returns to the skies thanks to fund-raisers led by Paul Warrenfeltz a former Walkersville resident who logged 200 combat hours as a navigator. The restored aircraft will be at Martin's Airport Middle River Maryland from May 4 at 4 pm to May 8 at 1 pm with a four dollar per person donation.
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Walkersville
Paul Warrenfeltz
North Africa
Martin’s Airport
Middle River
Dropping Barry case argued in Washington
Mayor Marion Barry drug possession and perjury case may be dropped as attorney contends authorities supplied crack cocaine and pipe before his arrest. Mundy calls it prosecutorial overreach while U.S. Attorney Stephens notes undercover procedures are common in contraband offenses per Supreme Court precedent.
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Washington
Marion Barry
U.S
Jay B. Stephens
Mundy
Stephens
Supreme Court
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Bill Dorman
Phil Moran
Mary-Alice Rand
Bill Hagis
Hugh
Helms Completes
Stanton
Ruhling
Phi Beta Kappa
Nelson
Jeanne M. Nelson
Central Washington University
Ellensburg
Wash
Ford
California
Eric W. Ford
Dale and
Shirley Ford
Emmitsburg
7Th Marine Expeditionary Brigade
Twentynine Palms
Calif
Catoctin High School
Thurmont
Marine Corps
Smith
Tasha M. Smith
Fort Dix
N.J
Doretha Davis
Willard Davis
Glagola National Award
The
Wickes Lumber
Royal Sovereign
Great ix
Palci Beauty
Stallon Pail
Urbana Pike
Eac
Black Jack
General Dynamics Photo
Barry
Prudential
the Prudential