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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1965
Page
6
Rain halted school as Frederick County students received an extra day at the Frederick Fair with passes valid Friday and Saturday. Thursday night drew many youngsters to explore tractors exhibits and rides before heading home with stuffed animals.
A National Education Association report based on a nationwide survey of high school teachers finds that juveniles account for about one third of all crimes but serious troublemakers are rare in secondary schools. Eight in ten classes are rated excellent or good, and only five per cent poor. violence incidents are uncommon but more frequent in large districts.
The American College Test will be given at West Frederick Junior High School on November 13 to aid college entrance. The test covers English usage mathematics usage social studies reading and natural science reading. It is required by several Maryland colleges including University of Maryland Frostburg State College Towson State Salisbury State and Morgan State. Registration is at Frederick High School with a $4 fee and a October 16 deadline. Donald Sullivan guidance counsellor leads arrangements.
Dennis R Eyler attends University of Minnesota in Minneapolis Minn and is the son of Bernard Eyler of Wyngate Drive Ann Kemp enters Penn Hall Junior College Cham bersburg Pa Ruth Evelyn Roney earns a Master of Science in nursing at Boston University School of Nursing elected to Sigma Theta Tau four area students enroll at Bridgewater College Lawrence E Williams Charles Schattenberg Michael Pyle Trout and George E Lowman receive freshman status Degrees awarded by University of Maryland include Anna May Hughes Allen Mercer Garst Howard Lawrence Stevens Russell J Heyder Edwin Geisbert Trout and Lara Artimudha Hawkins with master and bachelor level credentials
The Yellow Springs Elementary School PTA opens its season on Tuesday October 5 at 7 30 p m with a short business session in the multipurpose room followed by classroom visits. Officers for the year are President Mrs R B Saxon Vice President Benjamin Warshowsky Secretary Mrs Clyde Peet and Treasurer Monroe Harmon.
Mt Airy High School home economics eleventh and twelfth graders, guided by Mrs Betty Whitefield, visited Westminster to compare fabric cost and quality. Students including Phyllis Schrider Vicky Reeves Regenia Woodie Hilda Broom and others toured three stores and some purchased fabrics.
Nan cy Haskett and Matthew Clark of Gaithersburg High School are among 107 Montgomery County students reaching Merit Scholarship semifinalist status for the 1965 66 program. The national test was given last March in over 17 600 schools and serves as the first step toward a four year Merit Scholarship to a chosen college.
Nils Olson son of Mrs. Alice Olson of Old Braddock Heights stayed with the Rodenhuis family in Leeuwarden while an American Field Service exchange student. He found Holland prosperous and different from the stereotyped image and plans to return to his Dutch family.
The Singapore High School Literature Club sponsored a field trip for 29 students to see The King and I at the Nan o Theater in Washington. Attendees included Joyce Rippeon Cathy Grumbin Melvin Kidd Richard Gordon Scott Rowe Gareth Harshman Ellen Hevner Lynda Lawson Richard Baker Amanly Zeltman Marian Metcalfe Dennis Devilbiss Lois Barnes Leslie Bouton Ruth Conrad Timothy Burns Mark Leahy Dale Schoonover Donna Lind Milton Brandenburg Shirley Smith Darlene Moore Lor elei Bouton Lillian Vautrin Elizabeth Smith Anne Wim mer Joyce Leeka. Chaperones were Mr. Robert Melcher Cora Woerner Mrs Woodrow Ruppeon Mr and Mrs Thomas Monroe and Mr and Mrs Bernard Gilbert.
Letters of commendation were sent to 14 Frederick High School students and two Linganore High School students for high performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. The top two percent nationwide received the honors after a spring test of 3,000 students.
In the 1870s California, during protests against cheap Chinese labor, the union label appeared as a trademark of organized labor to designate products made by native American workers.
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