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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1970
Page
10
Eight Brunswick High School cheerleaders debuted new garnet and gold uniforms arrived for the last home football games. The squad awaits garnet and gold B patches with their names and sports new pompons, and they are pleased the outfits arrived in time for the season showcase.
Stephen R. Nikirk a senior at Shepherd College Shepherdstown WV is nominated by the faculty as a candidate for a Danforth Graduate Fellowship The award would finance his graduate work toward a PhD in education He is active in Kappa Delta Pi SNEA college staff drama and student committees with a focus on elementary education and teaching as a life career.
Linganore High School plans South Pacific performances on November 27 and 28 at 8:30 p.m. in the auditorium with an all-school cast directed by William Moore. Cast includes Sue Wood as Nellie Forbush and Gary Oyhus as Emile De Becque. Also noted are musical contributions by the Stage Band and Girls' Chorus.
Sara B. Marshall of Catoctin High School is named one of the 1970 national winners in the National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Awards for outstanding high school English students. Nomination involved writing samples, essays, and standardized tests. winners are noted by colleges and high schools nationwide.
Victor Brent Virts, a sophomore from Knoxville, plays Sebastian in West Virginia Wesleyan Theatre’s four performances of Twelfth Night or What You Will. The speech drama major, son of Charles E. and wife, hails from Rt 2 Knoxville.
Harry T. Miller, work-study coordinator and agri culture teacher at Damascus High School, is named National Outstanding Agricultural Career Orientation Teacher for Region VI. Six teachers nationwide win the honor sponsored by New Holland, with Miller receiving travel to the American Vocational Association convention in New Orleans and a banquet plaque. He has guided work-study students into agricultural occupations, aided by about thirty-five Damascus area businesses, and previously taught in Pennsylvania and Frederick High School before joining Damascus in 1964. Miller and his family reside in Middletown.
The Kappa Alpha Society, founded November 26, 1825 at Union College in Schenectady New York, is identified as the nation’s oldest continuously active Greek letter fraternity.
Catoctin High School students Debbie Bowman and Roxie Aubol attended a Frederick County Board of Education meeting on November 4. They observed ROBERTS rules, committees, and careful consideration before votes, noting the board’s openness to student input and efforts to bridge the generation gap.
Frederick High School Thespians present Antigone with cast members addressing the challenges of interpreting Shakespearean style on stage. Director Donald McBee notes high emotional demands and full-body engagement required by the role. Performances are set for December 4 and 5, 1970, at the Frederick High School auditorium as students canvass the city with brochures.
SUSAN HARRISS of Denison University Granville Ohio named assistant feature editor of the Denisonian while a sophomore. KATHERINE CORLEY will begin student teaching at Hamstead Hill Junior High on October 26 and finish December 19 as a St. Joseph College student in Emmitsburg. FRANKLIN E WASTLER and JOHN M DAY named members of The Noteables select choir at Frostburg State College and are Frostburg freshmen majoring in music. MARALITA LIPPS, Saint Joseph College graduate, studies at Catholic University of America after teaching in France and Europe in 1969 70. WILLIAM R SCHILDKNECHT JR and JOHN Q G BILLY named endowed scholarship winners at Washington and Lee University. Schildknecht is a math major and Davis Scholarship recipient. Billy a history major and H Reed Johnston Scholar.
The cooperation of parents students school administrators and businessmen has been excellent and this largely accounts for the program's success and makes the job highly interesting and satisfying.
Five student teachers from Hood College and Sheppard College join Frederick High School as assistant teachers this fall. Barbara Brown teaches Spanish with Dr Maria Guillermo. Terry Eckard lessons in art. Nan Loader in Senior English. Helen Pierce in U.S. History. Linda Pontius assists in secretarial skills. Each brings notable college activities and hometown backgrounds to the faculty.
Frederick High School held an honors assembly on November 10 recognizing 29 juniors and seniors. Student council president Terri Fellers spoke on qualifications, character and service. Billie Willis explained the point system. 150 points earns a shield and star, with four stars worth 100 points each.
Saint John High School announced first and second honors for sophomores juniors and seniors based on report cards with 90 averages and 87 to 80 ranges, plus required religion and conduct marks. TB testing sessions were conducted for sophomores and seniors with speaker Mrs. Joan Adams and a workshop in Virginia Home Economics Association.
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