Frederick High Students Accepted For Institute
Elmcapades at Elm Street School will feature The Gypsy Troubadour. Fredrick High School students Jennifer Houff and Nancy Zentner were accepted for the four week Freedom Summer Institute at Washington University in St. Louis from June 21 to July 16. They earned selection based on grades, activities, and strong letters from teachers and principal.
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Elm Street School
Jennifer Houff
Nancy
Zentner
Freedom Summer Institute
Washington University
St. Louis
Miss Houff
Frederick High School
James Houff
Elm Street
Miss Zentner
Robert Zentner
Schley Avenue
Frederick High
Institute
St John’s Students Attend Teenage Traffic Safety Program
William Christ and Ronald Nash, juniors at St John’s High School, represented their school at a Teenage Traffic Safety Program held Thursday at the Sheraton Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore. Christ is son of Mr and Mrs William H Christ of Wal and Nash son of Mrs Eugene Nash. The event, Key Street Jam, was sponsored by Law Enforcement Inc in connection with Governor Tawes’ conference and luncheon, featuring a panel on highway safety.
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William Christ
Ronald Nash
St. John’s High School
Sheraton Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Christ
Wiliam H. Christ
Waland
Nash
Eugene Nash
Key Street
A Law Enforcement Inc
Con
Governor Tawes
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Tes
Mem
George H
MAHS Pupils Save S687 During April
Mount Acres High School pupils showed high participation in April with ninth grade and grade teams leading. Overall school participation averaged slightly above 50 percent, with detailed percentages for April 27 First 68 percent, second 82.66 percent, third 8?64 percent, and total 52 percent.
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MAHS
Mount Acres High School
Gypsy Troubadour operetta staged by local students
Effa E Preston and Don Wilson present The Gypsy Troubadour at 7 45 p m featuring about 65 seventh to ninth graders Co directors are Delores Shade and Doris Felton The story follows Nikoli his romance with blond Claire and his gypsy sweetheart Rosita with Vario the villain and Marko aiding or hindering the plot at a school production led by David Rhodes Sally Weidler Allan Terrell Betsy Meitzler and others
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Dave Rhodes
Betsy Meitzler
Stuart Gordon
Effa E. Preston
Don Wilson
Delores Shade
Doris Felton
Nikoli
Todoro
David Rhodes
Claire Clayton
Sally Weidler
Rosita
Vario
Allan Terrell
Thomas Woodcock
Marko
Urbana Students Tour Post Offices
First grade speech and language development class from Urbana Elementary School toured the Frederick City Post Office and the Buckeystown Post Office under the Time to Teach program. Speech therapist Mrs. Virginia Jones led with help from parents Mrs. Walter King and Mrs. Exel Yingling. students included Terry Carroll Ricky Baugher Linda Lee Mary Onley and many others.
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Urbana Elementary School
Frederick City
Buckeystown Post Office
Virginia Jones
Walter King
Exel Yingling
Terry Carroll
Ricky Baugher
Linda Lee
Mary Onley
Elmer Armentreut
Sherman Worrell
Daniel Harris
Barbara King
Roy DeGrange
Mark Reed
Susan Wilcom
James Weedon
Ronald Kelly
Austin Stup
Merkle Fleck
Robert Baugher
Pixie Yingiing
Renee Ambush
Richard Poole
Alan Randolph
Lana Harmon
Larry Miller
Eve Thompson
Edward Stutely
Vin Weedon
Harold Brown
el Gates
Wanda Andersen
Laura McCarley
Jimmy Veusser
Carl Lawson
Rayford
Penny
Mount Ars High teachers attend spring Marscane Business F Association meeting
April to first. 76 per per. second, 82. 66 per cent, third. S X. 6 per cent, particle 49 per cent, total. 13- first. SY. 73 per second 92%, 89 per cent BZ. 6H per cent. pure Sloper cent total. To per cent per cent, third per cent. Participatoan, Soper cent total, Sia 47 The business education teach ers at Mount Ars High attend ed the spring meeting of the Marscane Business F. 1 Association, ned inp Railumoure recenty. Wea
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Mount Ars High
Marscane Business F. 1 Association
Ned Inp Railumoure Recenty. Wea
Tom Jones Comes to Emmitsburg High School Play
Emmitsburg High School senior class presents the three act comedy Tom Jones on May 15 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The play follows Tom Jones in 18th century England with Gary Valentine as Tom and Frances Webb as Sophia Western, featuring period costumes and a cast including Phyllis Chats, Jeff Valentine, James Martin, Robert Ulrich, and others. Tickets are sold through cast members.
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Tom Jones
Emmitsburg
David Rogers
Henry Fielding
Gary Valentine
London
Sophia Western
Frances Webb
Somersetshire
England
Squire Allworthy
Mr. Western
Phyllis Chattes
Sophia
Jeff Valentine
James Martin
Robert Ulrich
Partridge
Joyce Sanders
David Naill
Suellen Knipple
Greg Bushman
House Awarded M A Degree to Dwayne A House
Dwayne A House son of Mr and Mrs Dillard G House of Middletown earned a master of arts degree in business administration from the University of Maryland College Park. His thesis studied factors affecting investment in modern Mexico. He works with Caterpillar Tractor Company in Peoria ill in domestic and international parts sales. He graduated cum laude in 1961 from Shepherd College where he earned a BS and was Outstanding Senior in the School of Business Administration. He was in Veterans Club and treasurer of Delta Sigma Pi. He later taught at Maryland then joined Ford Motor Company in Dearborn spending seven months with Ford Latin American subsidiaries.
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Dwayne A. House
Dillard G. House
Middletown
University of Maryland
College Park
Mexico
Graduate Council
House
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Peoriall
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
School of Business Administration
Veterans Club
Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Mich
Mystery student poses with shop for school ring
A mystery student at Singanore High School waits on West Patrick Street while a friend catches up. She plans to clip a photo and take it to Colonial Jewelry Store for a sterling school ring, hoping to have it soon.
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Charming
Singanore High School
Colonial Jewelry
West Patrick Street
Students To Tour Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County students will tour Frederick Memorial Hospital next week during National Hospital Week celebrations. The event, May 8 to 15, themed People the Heart for the Hospital, aims to show non professional job opportunities. Senior students not attending college are targeted, with tours organized by the hospital Women’s Auxiliary. Participating schools include Frederick Thurmont Singarore Emmitsburg Middletown Brunswick Walkersville and St Johns Nottingham Jr. and Mrs. George W. Waxter.
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Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Thurmont
Singapore
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Brunswick
Walkersville
St. Johns
Elm Street Junior High And Hood College Join Aide Program
Hood College and Elm Street Junior High pair in a six week instructional aide project. Twenty four Hood students serve as aides to Elm Street teachers, chosen by field of study, gaining classroom exposure before student teaching. The program aims to benefit Elm Street pupils and refine planning methods, with mid term feedback showing aides enrich lessons and help teachers address small groups.
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Sandy Hoff
Elm Street
Hood College
Hood
Elim Street
Thomas Johnson High School
Dorothy Handley
Evelyn Mudge
Jerry Duncan
Leslie Yu
Frederick
Bessie Howard
Annie King
Smithsburg
Middletown Honors Sixth Grade Class with Folk Dance
Middletown Elementary School hosted a Folk Dance Festival to honor the sixth grade graduates. Hundreds attended as a crowned king and queen led a procession with a large royal court spanning first to sixth graders, followed by a first grade dance performance to Yankee Doodle.
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Middletown
Roger Truitt
Gail Remsberg
Hal Waxter
Stefanye Kimann
Eric Winter
Diane Alexander
Susan Miller
Richie Fulton
Robert Powell
Jay Marker
Connie Patton
Kyler Brengle
Mark Carter
Betsy Nute
Auxiliary guides listed for tours at event
Auxiliary members in charge of the tours include Mrs. d. Frederick Kreissig as president, with Mrs. Nottingham, Mrs. Waxter, Mrs. Robert S. Rothenhoefer, Mrs. Bernard Davis, Mrs. Howard Schindel, Mrs. Richard E. Zimmerman, Mrs. George C. Stauffer, and Mrs. Stephen Smith serving as guides.
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D. Frederick Kreissig
Nottingham
Waxter
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Bernard Davis
Howard Schindel
Richard E. Zimmerman
George C. Staufffer
Stephen Smith
Walkersville Elementary Gymnastics Team Performs Wednesday
The Walkersville Elementary Gymnastics Team will present its first show for parents and guests on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the school under Louis Mascara. About 30 children will perform a 30 to 45 minute outdoor tumbling exhibition, weather permitting, with a gymnasium fallback if rain.
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Walkersville
Louis Mascara
Elm Street aides expand classroom roles at school
Aides spend two periods weekly at Elm Street School, planning with cooperating teachers before lessons. They assist in labs, lead discussions, present material, work with language tapes, demonstrate instruments, and perform other tasks. Both aides and teachers note student gains and improved teaching procedures on index cards, building collaboration and human relation skills.
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Elm Street
Hood
School Folk Festival Closes With Maypole Dance
The outdoor folk festival featured third grade barn dancing to a Whistle While You Work tune and curtsey dances, fourth graders performing dances and German melodies, fifth graders launching a recorded call for a barn dance and country music routines, and a sixth grade Maypole finale. An auditorium exercise program followed by Linda Fogle, Scott Thomas, and Diana Mills among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Fogle
Scott Thomas
Diana Mills
Michael Castle
Bryan Shelton
Barbara Remsberg
Mindy McMillan
Roy Pfeiffer
Judy van Gilder
Connie Patton
Steven Coblentz
Douglas Axline
George Capek
Tom Ogle
Gale Remsberg
Michael Guyton
Middletown
Local Girls Elected State FHA Officers At Baltimore Meet
Two Frederick High School Future Homemakers of America members were installed as state officers at the Maryland FHA conference in Baltimore. Donna Jean Plunkard became state sixth vice president and Bonnie Oden state treasurer for a one year term. They will attend the National FHA Conference in Philadelphia in July.
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Frederick High School
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Donna Jean Plunkard
Bonnie Oden
Philadelphia
Frederick County
Brunswick High
Laura Jean Shaff
Singapore
Johanna Stull
Frederick High
Linda Achenbach
Middletown High
Elizabeth Carter
Walkersville High
Margaret Haller
Thurmont High
Eunice Hutchins
West Frederick
Geraldine Glaser
Alan Heflin
The
Future Farmers of America
Walkersville High School
Heflin
FFA
J. Wilmer Cronin
James Reid
Glenn Lewis
Earle T. Hawkins
Towson State College
Hawkins
Mary N. Stultz
Maryland Association of Future Homemakers
Miss Lewis to Attend Swim School in Pennsylvania
Miss Jessica Lewis will join a Water Safety Scholarship program at Camp Sutherlyn in Prospect Pennsylvania from June to 18. After the course she will teach Red Cross swimming for Frederick Recreation Commission this summer. She is a sophomore at Virginia State College majoring in physical education and resides with the Browns on West South Street.
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Jessica Lewis
Frederick County Red Cross
Camp Sutherlyn
Prospect
Frederick Recreation Commission
Red Cross
Miss Lewis
Virginia State College
Petersburg
Bernard Brown
West South Street
Brown
Frederick County
Union High School
Bowling
Ate Tavis
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Eric Ryil
Claire
Mr. Clayton
Elizabeth Dennis
Jean Jerrold
Velma Davis
Elena
Janice Dykstra
Janina
Mary Wenschhof
Mary Mathews
Melissa
Urbana
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Ford
Dwayne A. Howse
Ryt
Elm Street Junior High
Sylvia Dudash
A Hood College
Linda Woodward
Charlotte Rollison
Valerie Martin
Ward Brown
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John Dudash
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