Homemade Hairdo How To Iron Hair By Marie Howell
Several Brunswick girls report using a household iron to straighten hair. Teens prefer straight locks, with Linda Kidwiler and Sherry Bordon leading the practice. Techniques vary. some use cloth, damp or dry, while helpers aid in sectioning and brushing. Ironing can take minutes per session but achieving perfect straight hair may require weeks and risks include heat damage and breakage.
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Marie Howell
Linda
Sherry
Sherry Gordon
Lora
Cumberland
Brunswick
Linda Kidwiler
Sherry Bordon
Lora Lackey
W Frederick Former Pupil Rates in Test
Leon Denmark a West Frederick Junior High former pupil and York Pa native is a finalist in the 1965 66 National Achievement Scholarships for outstanding Negro students He attends William Penn Senior High School York where he participates in several clubs and plans journalism college study More than 200 of 1 029 finalists receive four year scholarships valued from 1000 to 6000 Winners will be announced in February.
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West Frederick Junior High School
Leon
William Penn Senior High School
York
Latin Society
Penn Peppers
Demosthenian Literary Society
Frederick County
Frederick Fair
Sarah
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Dwight
Frederick High School
Frederick Community College
Heas
Lutheran Church
God and Country
Chicago
DAR
Diana Angleberger Walkersville reporter calls Kwajalein home
Diana Angleberger, 16, Walkersville High School junior, writes for the newspaper and edits pages. She has lived in Morocco England and Kwajalein and plans to settle in the Thurmont area on RFD 1. Her goals include nursing and a college path.
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Diana Angleberger
Walkersville High School
Navy
Morocco
England
Kwajalein
Marshall Islands
Diana
Junior
County
Thurmont
Walkersville
Future Nurses of America Club
Colege
Campus notices highlight student achievements and roles
Leeman Covey of Tennessee Technological University was elected chapter chaplain of Alpha Gamma Sigma, directing religious activities. Bruce M. Leet, son of Harry M. Leet of Gaithersburg, works on a Wes tern Reserve University student staff paper in Cleveland. Donna Weddle graduated cum laude from the Maryland Medical Secretariat School in Hagerstown and interned at nine institutions, now employed at the National Institute of Health in Bethesda. Marilyn C. Mason made Towson State College Dean's List, a sophomore elementary education major, daughter of Robert L. Mason of Carroll Parkway.
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Leeman Covey
Tennessee Technological University
Chaplin
Alpha Gamma Sigma Fraternity
Bruce M. Leet
Harry M. Leet
Gaithersburg
Reserve Tribune
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Donna Weddle
Maryland Medical Secretarial School
Hagerstown
Miss Weddle
Washington Hospital Center
Washington, D.C
Frederick High School
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
G. Donald Weddle
Trail Avenue
Alpha Ieta
Marilyn C. Mason
Towson State College
Baltimore
Miss Mason
Robert L. Mason
Carroll Parkway
Optimists Name Top Teens A Middletown Girl and a Jefferson Boy
Middletown senior Sarah Susan Ahalt and Jefferson 18-year-old Dwight Smith were named Braddock Heights Optimist Club Girl and Boy of the Year. Both were honored during a Tuesday night banquet at Braddock Heights Fire Hall and received $25 savings bonds. District 33 honors will be decided today in Baltimore.
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Middletown
Jefferson
Braddock Heights
Zane Bington
Ederick
Carroll Counties
Maryland
Sarah Susan Ahalt
J. Guy Ahalt
Dwight Smith
Charles C.snoth
Baltimore
Dwight
Sarah
Robert Pennington
Optimists’ Boys’ Work
Marie Howell
Optimists
Optimist Club
Frederick and Walkersville Plan Homecoming Dances
Frederick and Walkersville High Schools announce Homecoming events on Wednesday. Frederick students vote Tuesday for Homecoming king and queen with candidates Linda Watkins Margie Craw Sarah Bradbury Ann Fryer John Karl Francis Foreman and Terry Boyer. The king and queen will be crowned at 8 30 p m during the gym dance, music by The Little F Cals, ending at 1 30 a m.
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Walkersville
Frederick
Students plan dance signups at Frederick High
The article notes Frederick High students attending the school dance must sign the guest list in the office. Tickets cost 1.50 dollars for stag and 2.50 dollars for drag with no tickets sold at the door. The piece includes broader advice on college admissions by John C. Hoy, Wesleyan University dean.
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Frederick High
Teenagers Perform At Pittsburgh Show
Larry and the Lads a seven member area band performed at the 1965 4 H Talent Review in Pittsburgh sponsored by Monsanto Co during the 50th annual meeting of the National Association of County Agricultural Agents. The 13 groups were chosen from the 12 state Northeastern Region to perform before about 1,600 people. Band members are Jimmy Burke Pete Cline Larry Geiser Carl Jacobson Wayne Smith Ronnie Young and John Zentner. They will donate their services for the intermission at the Elks Charity Ball at the Armory on Wednesday night.
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Larry and
Pittsburgh
Monsanto Co
National Association of ‘County
Jimmy Burke
Pete Cline
Larry Geiser
Carl Jacobson
Wayne Smith
Ronnie Young
John Zentner
Elks
Armory
Linganore High Names Senior of the Month Soup Fossett
Eugene Fossett known as Soup at Linganore High School is honored as the first Senior of the Month after being selected by the National Honor Society chapter. His nomination cites years of participation in school sports and promotion of sportsmanship and team spirit on the soccer team.
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Sarah
Eugene Fossett
Linganore High School
Eugene
Doctor Fred Brown
National Honor Society
Singapore
Senior of Month Nomination for Eugene Fossett
Eugene Fossett nicknamed Soup is nominated as Senior of the Month for Singanore High because of leadership and his scoring as a right wing. Coach Robert Dawson praises him as cooperative and exemplary, with principal Harry Smith presenting a citation at the assembly. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Irvin Fossett of New Market.
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Eugene
Eugene Fossett
Singanore High
Harry 0. Smith
Soup
Irvin W. Fossett
New Market
Walkersville High School Spurs Santa Spirit for Vietnamese Girl
Walkersville High School seniors run a "Penny a Day" drive to fund Mary Nguyen Thi Len, an eight year old Vietnamese refugee supported since 1963 through Foster Parents Plan Inc. The school contributes eight dollars monthly for Mary’s education, medical care, and clothes, with funds continuing through summer from back-up student contributions.
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Walkersville High School
Foster Parents Plan Inc
Mary
Viet Nam
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