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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1965

Page

6

Teens Follow Fads From Prehistoric Skin to Modern Style

A survey at several high schools traces teen fads from ancient skin garments to today. Empire dresses Courreges boots long hair and shoulder bags appear at Singanore Walkersville and Frederick. Trends include all weather coats madras, leather watchbands, big glasses, hoop earrings, straight hair, fruit loops, and the schoolboy look.

Singanore High School Jayne Leeka Empire Diana Madras Frederick High School Lynn Yeager Sherrie Gibson Ben Franklin Frederick High Brunswick High School Susan Shisler Brunswick

Campus Chatter Virginia Tech Glee Club joins 37 new members

George Bernard Brengle, freshman aerospace major at Virginia Tech Blacksburg, is among 37 new Varsity Glee Club members. The Middletown High School graduate is son of Mr and Mrs David L Brengle. Grace Kronk and Martha Grace named to Who's Who in American Colleges.

George Bernard Brengle Glee Club Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg David L. Brengle Middletown George Aerospace Middletown High School Martha C. Grace Aubrey Kronk

Three alggahi discuss college life and service in 1965 class

Three alggahi from the 1965 class at £mmitsburg High School recently discussed their new roles as college students and as a military man with members of the Duvall Snead ner Chapter of the Future Teach ers of America Club. John Wagerman and James Martin freshmen at Mt. St. Mary's College gave impressions of college life as day students. They felt they had advantages over boys living on campus and they were still adjusting to college atmosphere. Robert Ulrich home on leave from the US Air Force discussed the educational aspect of the serviceman. A brief business meeting was conducted prior to the talks.

In Howard's College Choice Prestige Misleads

Wesleyan University dean urges students to seek fitting education over prestige. He notes 2,200 four year colleges and argues size and resources matter less than student fit and long term goals. He cites small colleges producing top scientists and leaders, and warns against chasing fame or alumni nostalgia.

John C. Hoy Wesleyan University

Brunswick High student Susan Shister to pursue science and teaching

Susan Shisler a sixteen year old Brunswick High junior plans a dual major in home economics and biology with aims to teach in high school and seek a master's degree. She considers the University of Maryland or Drexel Institute of Technology for a BS. She is active as school reporter and in FTA FHA and on the school paper, chairs the junior-senior prom, transferred from Middletown High, and lives on a Jefferson farm with her father retired Brig. Geo. C. Wayne Shister USMC. She raises her Anglo-Arabian horse What's Up, enjoys sports cooking sewing music and horse riding, and sings in St Pauls Lutheran Church choir.

Brunswick High School Susan Shisler Susan University of Maryland Drexell Institute of Technology Philadelphia FTA FHA Middletown High School Brunswick St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Burkittsville

Saint John's Ghost and Grotto Share Daring School Spirit

A historic Saint John's High School in Prospect Hill features a famed Sunken Gardens grotto and a lore of a trapped romance ghost in Prospect Hall built by Daniel Dulaney in 1732. Students celebrate school spirit with clubs, sports, and a growing library while teachers expand faculty and religious instruction as dormancy fades into a lively parochial community.

Saint John’s High School Prospect Hill Daniel Dulaney Prospect Hall Saint John's High School Dulaney

Treat Your Washable Toys With Spray Starch

Off beat color combinations in dresses and separates headline current teen fashion. Spray on starch adds body and freshness to washable fabrics, helping items hold shape after washing. For dresses blouses skirts spray, press, and reuse to perk hems and crisp slacks. PREHIVES.

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