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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1971

Page

7

TJ Latin Club Presents The Spirit Of Rome

TJ Highs Latin Club staged its annual Roman Banquet on Ides of March with diners and a speech by Mr Manwiller. Barbara Martz Judy Van Gilder led first place gymnastics, Tom Anascavage Steve White gladiator contest ended with Steve winning, followed by a skit on Rome s fall, songs and piano pieces by Gary Geasell Jean Jean and a Roman jokes segment. Mrs Birdie Gladney closed with jokes and freed first year students before the finale Gaudeamus Igitur.

Thomas Johnson Latin Club Mr. Manwiller Rome Barbara Martz Judy van Gilder Tom Anascavage Steve White Steve Randy Bartlett Teresa Keefer Betty Stroup Greg Powell Jean Gary Geasell Gary Birdie Gladney

New Math Program At Thurmont Middle

The seventh and eighth grades at Thurmont Middle School adopt an individualized math approach. Seventh graders work from modules and may descend to the eighth grade room. others join a math lab for games and experiments. Eighth graders use topic booklets with optional quizzes, and teachers review errors one by one. By year end, students may enter algebra contracts, study at home, or in class, with many signing up after Easter. Students must devote at least one hour weekly as math aides or graders.

Thurmont Middle School

Elections Plan For By St John High Hill Students

On Wednesday April 28 and Tuesday May 4 student elections were held on the Hill. Freshman council reps Laura Fisher Hank McCallum won with Ellen Greene as alternate. Sophomore officers contest produced Steve Rempe Teresa Wolfe Ann Morel and Mary Field Nicodemus as treasurer. Rempe president Wolfe VP Morel secretary. Seven candidates initially filed for class rep positions.

Mary Beth Dobucki St. John High the Hill Laura Fisher Ellen Greene David Krask Hank McCallum Ellen Green Steve Rempe Joan Warfield Jeanine Aubertine Teresa Wolfe Ann Morel Katie O’connell Mary Field Nicodemus Tracy Smith Mary Field Office Student Council

Future 1971 72 junior class election results summary

A preliminary vote selected four top juniors to advance to the final ballot Tom Chase John Hauk Pam Herstine and Chris Wright. For next year John Hauk and Chris Wright will represent the junior class on Student Council meetings with Tom Chase as alternate. Senior and junior candidates are listed for future offices with Phil McCallum Todd Burkhart Isabel Hylton Debbie Russell Mary Mullen among those elected. Corinne Geyer Jon Rempe will be senior class representatives with Jane Houver as alternate.

Tom Chase John Hauk Pam Herstine Chris Wright David Ballantine Mary Lou Hall Phil McCallum Todd Burkhart Mike Currens Sandy Custer Isabel Hylton Mary Mullen Debbie Russell Corinne Geyer Jane Hoover Jon Rempe Darryl Mauck Bill Hall Shawn Windigier John

St Josephs Glee Club Presents Nifty Shop Operetta

The St Josephs Glee Club directed by St Genevieve staged its spring show on Friday April 30 at 1 20 pm. The one act operetta Nifty Shop featured cast members Madame Lazarre Susie Morningstar Olga Sue Ott French maids Peggy Eiker Frances Bacon Mrs Goldore Debby Fitzgerald Jackie Gol dore Katie Marshall Bess Gol dore Cindy Sanders and Oley Joe Lunny. A chorus of models included Cathy and Christy Ott Lydia Lingg Karen Miller Donna Stahley Jill Lowe Cynthia Neal Sharon Danies Gloria Brown Denise Topper Cindy Baker and Camille Lunny. Mrs Sondra Musser was the pianist.

St. Joseph’s Glee Club St. Genevieve Madame Lazarre Susie Morningstar Olga Sue Ott Peggy Eiker Frances Bacon Mrs. Goldore Debby Fitzgerald Jackie Goldore Katie Marshall Bess Goldore Cindy Sanders Oley Joe Lunny Cathy Christy Ott Lydia Lingg Karen Miller Donna Stahley Jill Lowe Cynthia Neal Sharon Danies Gloria Brown Denise Topper Cindy Baker Camille Lunny Sondra Musser

Linganore Honor Roll Announced

Linganore announces third quarter honor roll with students across grades seven to eleven. Names include William Baumgard, Debra Bernard, Linda Bolinger, David Bussard, Kathleen Crosby, Kevin Lancaster, Paul Matthews, Kim Molesworth, Margaret Murphy, Teresa Jeffers, Joy Yoder, Susan Bowersox, Mark Bitler, James Davis, Pam Beale, Leslie Beall and Dottie Herndon among others. High honors noted for some seniors.

Linganore William Baumgard Debra Bernard Linda Bolinger David Bussard Donna Clem Kathleen Crosby William Ensor Woody Etzler Margaret Forrence Grace Heim Teresa Jeffers Terry Lockard Kevin Lancaster Paul Matthews Kim Molesworth Margaret Murphy Donna Naill Kathy Pilson David Phoebus Adair Rubeling Lynn Runkles Joanna Sakievich Bonnie Schaeffert Debra Sheetenhelm Carol Smith Cindy Smith Pam Sweadner Ben Swet Barbara Wells Joy Yoder Susan Bowersox Sharon Barker Robert Baker Mark Bitler Chuck Cline Roberta Dodson Denice Everhard James Davis Kathy Farr Douglas Gor Myron Grossnickle Shirley Goulden Rose Gray Donna Grossnickle Carroll Linton Mark McBra

Student Elections Highlight 1971 72 Hill Plan Promises

Gerone and Pat Herstine ran for vice president with Mary Kwasneski for secretary and Barbara Croghan with Linda Wertenbaker for treasurer. Winners were Shawn Winpigler John Gerone Mary Kawsneski and Barbara Croghan. The results signal bright outlook and new experiences ahead as the Hill’s Plan unfolds. Details to follow next school year.

Frederick High Se names Homemaker Of Tomorrow Jan Shoemaker

Frederick High crowns Jan Shoemaker as Homemaker Of Tomorrow after a selective test process in December 1970. She excels in art and English, participates in multiple clubs, and earns a state competition entry along with a silver charm. The article also notes FHS tennis teams with mixed results and upcoming matches through spring.

Amy Matthews Frederick High Betty Jan Shoemaker Frederick High School FHS Jan Betty Crocker Mr. McBee

Saint John High elects Student Council officers in April vote

Saint John High School held its student council election on April 22 with nominations opening April 16 and speeches April 21. Final officers named were Patti Mulford as president George Dredden as vice president Katie Surgalia as secretary and Debbie Wolfe as treasurer.

Mary Beth Dobucki St. John High Saint John High School SJH Barbara Ann Student Council Joe Cariola Bill Hall Patti Mulford Dave Ballantine George Dredden Gina DeLeonardis Katie Surgalla Becky Geisbert Pat Herstine Debbie Wolfe Thea McDonald Rosa Ballantine Kristin Hoffman Liz Krask Liz Nicodemus Bion Winpigler Becky Geisbern Ysabel Hylton Paul Mulford Saint John High School Student Council Katie Surgalia

Frederick High School Red Barn Day raises funds for uniforms

Frederick High School Cadet Band staged an eat-in at the Red Barn on April 20 to raise money for new uniforms. Tickets sold for $1 yielded 50 cents net per ticket to the band boosters, totaling about 950 dollars toward the goal. organizers hope to raise 1,500 more by May end. Notables including Mayor Magaha and State Senator Smelser attended, while Red Barn staff and local officials aided the effort.

FHS Frederick High School Paul Magaha Mary Condon Hodgson Charles Smelser Robert Castle Richard Kinkade Doris Edwards Emerson Dorsey Charles V. Main George Seaton Clarence Nickens FHS Band Boosters, Inc Amy Matthews Frederick Red Barn Red Barn Glenn Wrestler Baltimore Colt Red Bar Board of Education Frederick Weigh Band Wilbur Bender Lonny Hoffman Frederick Jefferson Street

TJ Hosts FHA Conference at Thomas Johnson High School

The State Wide Future Homemakers of America conference took place at Thomas Johnson High School on April 24 with the theme come together. Forty five junior and senior high schools from Maryland counties participated while Ruth Ann Hockenbrock the National President spoke on involvement. Janet Kyle state president opened the event and greetings were given by Alfred Thackston and James Ried. A skit by state officers recalled their year in office and Puff's Boutique raised funds for the national headquarters through local chapter contributions.

Future Homemakers of America Thomas Johnson High School Come Together Maryland Ruth Ann Hockenbrock Future Homemakers Janet Kyle Alfred Thackston Board of Education James Ried Puff

Catoctin High Honor Roll Third Term Honors List

Catoctin High announces students qualifying for the Honor Roll with a B or better average for the third marking period. The list names seniors, juniors and sophomores, with 172 total Honor Roll students including 117 girls and 55 boys, plus letters of commendation.

Catoctin Roxie Aubol Catoctin High Catoctin High School Harper Long Michael Jordan Steve Thomas Kathy Best Cheryl Seiss Joanne Curry Brenda Manahan Mary Ann Rice Dominicc Baysic Robert Henke James Royster Debbie Goulden Donald Clabaugh Steve Clever Greg Eyler Paul Fisher Dennis Glass Garry Heier Wayne Hooper Robert Krietz Richard Love David Nowell Steven Ott Steve Purcell John Sanders Edward Seidel Leonard Sisk Jeff Smith Ricky Waesche Gail Adelsberger Fe- Hela Albert Elizabeth Anderson Julie Au

Georga Duncan Wins Maryland Drama Scholarship

Georga Duncan received a drama scholarship from the Maryland Drama Association after competing with six other high school students at Western Maryland College on April 24. She presented excerpts from Thornton Wilder and performed scenes as Julie from Hatful of Rain and Iris from Coffeelace, with funds usable at any Maryland college.

Georga Duncan Maryland Drama Association Georga Western Maryland College Thorton Wilder Julie Iris

Long’s Education Message to Students Families

Mr. Long writes to parents quoting education’s gift of ambition and dream to strive despite odds. He hopes the students gain independence of character and intellect to advance on intellectual paths. He asserts wisdom brings courtesy tolerance loyalty ambition courage humor and imagination, ingredients of a successful life.

Long

Senior Retreat At Mt St Mary's Seminary

St Josephs High seniors joined a Mount Saint Marys Seminary retreat on April 27 labeled You and Your Future. Activities included slides on love, private meditations, a 27 item psychological test, lunch with seminarians, and Mass at the Grotta led by Rev. Harry Flynn.

Katie Marshall St. Joseph’s High St. Joseph's High Mount Saint Mary’s Seminary National Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes Grotta Harry Flynn

Also Mentioned on This Page

TJ Latin Club Thurmont Middle By Renee Gernand St. Joseph’s Don Anders Brian Buckman Roxanne Blank Deborah Cheatham Patricia Cline Mary Conrad Lillian Cromwell James Clay Roger Davis Ray Carpenter Kevin Day Chris Grimmett Kay Few Linda Flickinger Rhonda Koontz George Moxley Sara Morris Lizabeth Phillips Mike O'Neil Mike Rollison Lorrie Rodgers Sharon Smith Robbie Stephan Mark Stoner Stewart Thompson Leslie Beall Dottie Herndon Future Teachers of America the Inspirational Club Thespians, Honor Society Fanny Farmer Brooks Yetter Philip Hammond John Clapp Lee Radcliffe Kenny Fink John Collinus Charlie Rattie Denny Fink Doug Darby Ken Ickes Fred Silbernagel Marc Hudson Carol Baker Dawn Godbee Janis Turner Julie Berry Kay DeGrange Robin Groelle Tina Grillo Sharon Hartley Rae Ann Rippeon Thomas E. Hudson Til Walkersville Radcliffe Fink Clapp Vetter Hammond Patriots Middletown Brunswick John Carnachan Frederick County Sandra Charity Melinda Main FHA T.J Abby Spers Ann Brobst Gov John Mount Curtis Withrow Marilyn Wyatt David Richard Arrington Steven Blomquist Kirk Esworthy Darlene Barber Madeline Burke Joan Day Akimi Addison Janice Dotterer Brenda Edwards Gloria Gibson Tom Hattery Meg Hawthorne Karen Horton Pat Johnson Bud McPherson Bill Norwood Danny O’neill Cynthia Kidd Shirley Miller Doris Rippeon Gloria Robertson David Snowden Brenda Warfield Victoria Zimmerman Karen Draper Diane Edwards Denise Fahnestock Nancy Fritz Yvonne Gillespie Lorrie Ginter Sonya Hyde Patty Keilholtz Tara Leahy Cindy Long Beth McGee Susan Mentzer Suzanne Myers Shelly Nunnally Diane Shriner Kathy Sixx Tina Slowe Linda Smith Kim Stitely Deborah Topper Teresa Topper Cynthia Warthen Wenda Weddle Cindy Wiley Kathy Willard Anne Williard Horace Beale Jim Campbell Bill Carr John Creeger Steve Gills Mike Hines David Sawyer Mike Mackiey Wayne Moody Paul Penwell Jim Mark Curran Bill Getz Jeff Green William Little Douglas Orner Michael Smith Randy Waesche Jim Webb Kenneth Working Nancy Adams Roxanne Aubel Bonnie Beard Shelly Biser Sheila Charles Gloria Clabaugh Carol Gearhart Darlene Kinna Olivia Myers Susan Myers Cathi Ott Diane Perry Karen Ramsburg Donna Repp Connie Rollins Genie Ryan Sandra Smith Charlene Stitely Kathy Stoner Rita Thompson Wanda Thompson Cheryl Topper Patti Trout Anne Umbel Debbie Watkins Anne Wilkinson Peggy Wolfe John Buhrman Tim Campbell Charles Fox Charles Keeney Chris Lewis Robert Martin Mike McGee Dennis Mozingo Mike Schirf John Teeter Darrell Weishaar David Wilhide Linda Broadbent Carole Brown Nanci Carr Cathy Carter Nancy Crouse Cindy Dern Peggy Ennis Becky Eyler Nancy Fink Elaine Goff Cathy Hobbs Barbara Irons Jackie Jay Mari Ogie Donna Pryor Louise Rollins Betty Seiss Carolyn Seiss Sandy Sigel Pat 3Uitely Linda Stonesifer Sharon Toms Elen Wagaman Deborah Waynant Sharon Weimer Ruby Working George University of Maryland Mt. St. Mary’s
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