Poolesville Teens Sound Off On Vietnam Role
Four Poolesville High School students share views on the U S position in Vietnam. Beth Giauqueti argues for keeping U S forces to block communist expansion and aid South Vietnamese freedom. Chris Marshall says war aims and bias require limited escalation. Anna Wuertenberg supports containment to protect democracy. Mark Porter defends continued U S involvement as a defense of freedom and a bulwark against communism.
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United States
Viet Nam
Poolesville High School
Freder High School Junior Prom Planned for May 27
Freder High School juniors announce their annual May prom set for May 27 from 9 p.m. to midnight in the school gym. The planned garden theme will decorate the gym with music by The Four Acts. Shirley Stroup chairs the decorating committee with Barbara Ewing Jane Thomas James Wrestler Cara Wilfing and John Dixon assisting. five more students to be chosen to help.
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Frederick High School
Alhough
Shirley Stroup
Barbara Ewing
Jane Thomas
James Wrestler
Cara Wilfing
John Dixon Twents
Teen Scientists Headed to Dallas for International Fair
Dawn Brown of Walkersville High School and Patricia Klingler of St. John's High School won spots in the Ith International Science Fair in Dallas Texas. Dawn earned best of show in the area fair with a math physics project begun last September and hopes to study pre med at Boston University. Pat, who started her color and weight project two weeks before the school fair, plans to attend St. Joseph College and pursue nursing. They will be accompanied by two local teachers and both girls pursue strong academic and extracurricular goals.
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Patricia Klingler
St. John’s High School
Dallas
Tex
Pat
Ata
Marie Howell
Frederick Area
Pallas
Dawn Brown
Walkersville High
Walkersville High School
St. John's High School
Dawn
C. Arthur Brown
Walkersville
Boston University
Boston Mass
Orville M. Brand
West Ninth Street
St. Joseph College
Ermmitsburg
Robert H
Marie
Mt Airy Prom Tonight At Mt Airy High School
Seniors at Mt Airy High School will attend the junior hosted prom from 9 p m to midnight in the gymnasium. Prom officials keep the theme decorations and band secret until the event. A king queen and a junior king and princess will be drawn from a hat with crowns awarded.
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Mt. Airy
Mt. Airy High School
Mickey Boone
Teens elected new student council officers
Poolesville and Brunswick High School elected teen leaders Monday. Poolesville officers include Susan Daniel as president Dean Gray as vice president Debbie Lunn as secretary Kathy Moore as treasurer Pat Cronenburg as parliamentarian Bissy Lloyd heads social activities Hardy Lloyd heads school activities Barbara Martai is captain. Brunswick High named Kathy Myers president John Thompson vice president Lora Lackey recording secretary Kris Myers corresponding secretary Eugene Hahn treasurer Vicky Hawes second vice president.
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Poolesville High School
Susan Daniel
Dean Gray
Debbie Lunn
Kathy Moore
Pat Cronenburg
Bissy Lloyd
Hardy Lloyd
Barbara Martai
Brunswick High School
Kathy Myers
John Thompson
Lora Lackey
Kris Myers
Eugene Hahn
Vicky Hawes
Middletown Pupils Score High In Test
National Educational Development Test results show 28 of 74 Middletown High School students earned certificates for placing in the upper 10 percent nationally. Awardees include ninth graders Gene Appleby and Elizabeth Lang among others and tenth graders Paul Dean and Edith Shearer.
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Middletown High School
Gene L. Appleby
Kenton L. Campbell
Donald R. Grossnickle
Michael W. Holter
Elizabeth B. Lang
Richard W. Lantz
Patricia A. Miller
Randall C. Newman
Beverly A. Nule
Myron N. Randall
Teresa M. Rhoderick
Martin HW. Ritchie
Robert A. Rogowsky
Mary M. Schier
Joyce FE. Shearer
George FE. Simon
Marc L. Stevens
Helen Stone
Paul M. Dean
Jeanne A. Hesson
Mark W. Leatherman
Charlies E. Ritchie Jr
Edith M. Shearer
Charles ¢. Thorion
Fred Mo Kefauver
Jarvis Fe, Newman
Charlotte L. Owen
Patricia AL Poole
West Frederick Music Groups Set Concerts Wednesday Friday
West Frederick Junior High hosts Band O Rama with seventh to ninth grade bands on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The seventh graders perform pieces from Rejoice to Gaslight Gaieties, the eighth graders feature Overture to Attila and Italian Masters Suite, and the ninth grade will present The King and I selections and An Occasional Suite. On Friday at 8 p.m. the concert band stage band and orchestra share the bill with soloists Chris Davis and others in Bubbling Woodwinds, plus pieces from Bach to The Minstrels and a Tops in Pops Medley.
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Attila
Chris Davis
Sharon Kemp
James Haveting
Larry Hinton
Donna Horine
Machite
Karen Lynn Tipton Crowned Miss Linganore 1966 67
Karen Lynn Tipton of Union Bridge was crowned Miss Linganore 1966 67 at Linganore High School Fun Night. George Seaton presented roses as Marian Metcalfe crowned her. Tipton writes for the Lance and is active in Pep Club Tri-Hi-Y hockey cheerleading and basketball.
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Karen Lynn Tipton
C. C. Tipton
Union Bridge
Linganore
George M. Seaton
Karen
Marian Metcalfe
Talisman
The
Lance
Tri-Hi-Y
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