Skidmore College Names 286 Seniors For June Degree
Mrs. Jane Weaver is among 286 Skidmore seniors nominated for degrees at the 54th commencement on June 6. A sociology major, she seeks the bachelor of arts. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanner of West College Terrace and has served as a Big Sister and Alpine Club member in Saratoga Springs NY.
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Jane Weaver
Skidmore College
Skidmore
Weaver
Charles S. V. Sanner
West College Terrace
Mt Airy High honors 6 students with all A average
Six pupils at Mt Airy High School earned all A averages in the last marking period and were named to the honor roll distinct from 41 students with all A and B grades. The list includes Jenny Bowlus Susan Hilbinger Joyce Warner Virginia Boone Thomas Muller and Gloria Clower.
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Mt Airy High School
Jenny Bowlus
Susan Hilbinger
Joyce Warner
Virginia Boone
Thomas Muller
Gloria Clower
Carol Athey
Barbara Browning
James Mulesworth
Annette
Grace Offutt Awarded $3000 VA Traineeship
Miss Grace Marie Offutt earned a $3000 Veterans Administration Traineeship from the University of Virginia in cooperation with the Veterans Speech and Hearing Center in Winston-Salem North Carolina. She will begin a two year program in September at the Veterans Hospital in Winston-Salem alternating work at the hospital with study at UVA in Charlottesville. Offutt, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Jerome Offutt, will receive a BA from Mt St Agnes College Baltimore this June majoring in speech and hearing therapy. She was admitted to graduate school at Penn State and Ohio University where she received a $1500 assistantship. Offutt will tour Europe this summer before entering UVA.
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Grace Marie Offutt
Veterans Administration
University of Virginia
Veterans Speech and Hearing Center
Winston-Salem
N.C
Veterans Hospital
Charlottesville
Miss Offutt
W. Jerome Offutt
Fleming Avenue
Mt. St. Agnes College
Baltimore
Pennsylvania State University
Ohio University
Europe
Frederick Academy of the Visitation Opens in 1846
The Frederick Academy of the Visitation traces its origins to 1846 when eleven Visitation Sisters opened the school in Frederick after moving from the B&O Station. The article describes growth, Civil War hardships, renovations in progress, and a new appeal for major financial support from local friends after nearly 120 years of service.
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Visitation Sisters
M. Anastia Combs
Frederick
Chapel Alley
Second Street
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Father Lilly
Society of Jesus
Eccleston
Georgetown
Sisters of the Visitation
Academy
Hagerstown Junior College Wins College Round Title
Hagerstown Junior College defeated Harford Junior College Bel Air 165 to 140 in the College Round finals held at Frederick High School. Team captain Alan Metzel and coach receive two trophies and a $100 scholarship at the MAJCSA Spring General Assembly in Cumberland.
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Frederick High School
Hagerstown Junior College
Christopher Ramsey
Stephen Hill
Alan Metzel
Maryland Association of Junior Colleges Student Association
Hagerstown
Harford Junior College
Bel Air
Majcsa
Cumberland
HJC
Frederick Community College
Metzel
Doris Deibert
Charles N. Bebee
Fort Detrick
Fred B. Abeles
Armand DeRossett
Spring Festival at Mt Airy High School
Pupils in the vocal music program at Mt Airy High School will present the annual Spring Festival Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the senior high auditorium. Mrs. Dorothy Etzler has prepared a program including solos and mixed choruses.
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Mt. Airy High School
Dorothy Etzler
Parents to join Hobbs graduate in diploma line
Hobbs High School will honor graduate Carol Ratliff on May 25 with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M A Ratliff in the diploma line.
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Hobbs, N.M
Carol Ratliff
Hobbs High School
M.A. Ratliff
Professional Women Open Convention Opens Three Day Session
Maryland federation of business and professional women's clubs begins its annual convention. Ruth Margraff of Anne Arundel County Health Department will be honored as woman of the year at a Saturday banquet. Also notes Michigan student age range and early surfboard history.
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Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Ruth Margraff
Anne Arundel County
Federation
Oakland, Md
Damascus High Spring Band Concert Friday Night
Damascus High School hosts its annual Spring Band Concert Friday at 8 p.m. under Matt Kuhn with James Tomlinson co sponsoring the event. The program honors band parents and residents who helped fund uniforms, followed by a student art exhibit and performances including Bugler's Holiday and The Sound of Music.
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Montgomery County
Damascus High School
Matt Kuhn
James Tomlinson
Leroy Anderson
John Burdette
David Slayton
Mark Beall
Ken Shook
Roger Brame
Larry Phelps
Steve Neal
Roger Spangenberg
Terry McElfresh
Rodgers and Hammerstein
el Alamo
Kinyon
Damascus
Emmitsburg High Spring Concert Set For May 20
The Emmitsburg High School spring concert, May 20 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium, features the junior and senior glee clubs performing works by Schubert Pitoni Kodaly Lerner Loewe and Loesser. Mrs Dorothy Arsenault directs the chorus with Mary Hoke Beverly Davis as accompanists. Gary Smith leads the school band performing a varied program including Rachmaninoff and standard marches.
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Emmitsburg High School
Aura Lee
Palmer
Vecchi
Schubert
Elijah Rock
Hairston
Bach
Kodaly
Lerner
Loewe
Dorothy Arsenault
Mary Hoke
Beverly Davis
Gary Smith
Glen Somers
Philip Gordon
Rachmaninoff
AL Mango
Conchita Philippe
von Weber
Cohan
John Morrissey
Senior High Chorus Program Includes Varied Student Groups
Girls chorus and four small groups are featured with Jo Ann Harris to perform a piano solo and solos by Donald Duncan Linda Elder and Barbara Good win. Ninth grade boys eleventh grade girls tenth grade girls senior girls quartette sextette septette and mixed choruses from senior high and eighth ninth grades participate. Parents attend as graduates after night school. Ratliff a lumber company assistant manager quit school to join the Navy and his wife Mary left school to marry him.
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Jo Ann Harris
Donald Duncan
Linda Elder
Barbara Goodwin
Ratliff
Lumber Company
Navy
Mary
Shey
Rataff
Girls Break Records At Track Meet
Six of nine school records fell at Mt. Airy High School as the junior high interclass girls track meet concluded. Ninth graders led 56 points to win. eighth graders scored 21, seventh graders 16.
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Mt. Airy High School
Sandy Molesworth
Dianne West
Linda Poole
Sue Linton
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Thomas Plunkett
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Walkersville
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