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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1964

Page

10

Fashion World Keeps The Ivy Look Of Young Men Alive

The PTA Council notes fashion trends for young men highlighting the ivy look in high school and college wear. King's Men’s Wear in Frederick cites blue blazers with varied colors, belt-loop trousers, cord slacks, and silk pocket puffs, plus long spread collars and cuff links. Leather knits, wool topcoats, hats, loafers, and coordinated socks complete outfits for a polished appearance.

Sandy Hoff King’s Men's Frederick Noth Ing Lui King's

Linganore Student Council Officers and Attendees

Linganore High School Student Council opened the year with a planning committee meeting on September 26. Attending the Valley Regional Conference in Hagerstown were Emil Bennett Sally Ecker Kimberly Brown Regina Fawley Janiece Clark Martha Nealon and Ruth Martin a Valley Regional executive committee member at large. Officers include President Bennett Vice President Brown Recording Secretary Ecker Corresponding Secretary Klein Treasurer Bosch Parliamentarian Flickinger. Advisors Currey and McCloskey.

Linganore High School Valley Hagerstown Emil Bennett Sally Ecker Kimberly Brown Regina Fawley Janiece Clark Martha Nealon Ruth Martin Linganore Bennett Miss Brown

Exams For State Scholarships Registration Underway At County Highs

Registration is underway at county high schools for a statewide competitive examination to qualify students for three state scholarship programs. The Maryland State Scholarship Board will conduct the exam on November 21 in test centers across the state. A student who passes may become eligible for a general state tuition, a teacher education, or a senatorial scholarship.

Maryland State Scholarship Board

Intercollegiate Conference At Hood College Event

Hood College hosts the Intercollegiate Conference Perspective from October 23 to 25 focused on grassroots politics in an election year. Students organize the event with lectures and discussions. registration closes October 16 by mail. Also noted is the world's tallest living tree, a California coast redwood, at 367.8 feet tall and 44 feet in girth.

Perspective Hood College California Coast Redwood Hood College Hood College Atomic Energy Commission AEC Oak Ridge P Institute of Nuclear Studies

Hood College enrolls six area girls in class of this year

Six area girls are among 221 new Hood College students this year. From Thurmont are Barbara Louise Davie Carolyn J Fraley and Ann Fisher all Thurmont High School graduates. Mary Lynne Crawford of near Frederick entered Hood after Frederick High School graduation. Patti Pfefferkorn of Mount Airy is also listed.

Hood Frederick Area Hood College Barbara Louise Davie Ann Fisher Carolyn J. Fraley Kathryn E. Dulaney Patti Pfefferkorn Mary Lynne Crawford Thurmont Mary Louise Trout H. Donald Fraley R. Lee Fisher Thurmont High School Meredith A. Crawford Near Frederick Frederick High School Louis Pfefferkorn Mount Airy Roland Park Country School Baltimore Blake V. Dulaney Walkersville Manheim Township High School Neffsville Gettysboro (Pa.) College Frederick W. Broadrup Charles E. Broadrup College Place Lewis W. Bruchey Harry C. Bruchey North College Parkway Donna I. Stine Ralph E. Stine Culler Avenue David H. Weidler Grant Place Richard E. Campbell W. L. Campbell RFD Frederick Weidler Mercersburg Academy Waynesboro Campbell Middletown High School

Mystery student claims fewer cavities for free shoes

A weekly feature offers a mystery student a prize of a pair of shoes from Earl's Shoe Store on North Market Street for clipping her picture from the paper. Last week's winner, Cathie Fee of West Patrick Street, received a long playing record from Sears Roebuck. Watch for the phantom photographer each week.

Earl's Shoe North Market Street Earl's Cathie Fee West Patrick Street Sears, Roebuck and Company

Open House At Frederick County Outdoor School For Parents

Frederick County Outdoor School hosts three day open house for parents at Camp Green Top near Thurmont. PTA sponsored event runs October 13 20 with guided tours 9 11 30 to 4 30 daily and a 9 30 3 30 bus from East Church Street. Astronomy demonstration offered evening of October 13. Roy C. Okan is principal.

Frederick County Outdoor School County Council of Parents and Teachers Camp Green Top Thurmont PTA County Council Board of Education East Church Street Frederick County Roy C. Okan

PTA Project Lets Elm Street Parents Aid Absent Teachers

Elm Street School launches a program where PTA volunteers supervise classes when a teacher is absent. About 20 parents signed up to help in grades four through nine, aiming to boost home school communications and give parents a closer look at teaching dynamics.

Elm Street School Elm Street Parent Teachers Association of Dorothy Handley Washington Jesse Fifer Wendell Shanholtz Donald Englar Richard Hankey Robert McKay Harold Neufeld William Kemp Ona Kile Miss Hand Hankey J Rolfe Castleman TG School Ed- Elm Street Parent Teachers Association

Campus enrollments spotlight Frederick youths across colleges

Frederick area students join multiple colleges and prep schools this fall. AMONG new enrollments are Frederick High School grads at Gettysburg College and Washington College Ches ter town. Others include Patricia Hall at Warren Wilson College and Steven Marrone a National Merit semi finalist at Phillips Exeter. Several Lebherz siblings begin studies at Mt St Mary's and related local youth enter Wagner College Strayer and nursing programs in Philadelphia.

Steven P. Marrone Samuel Marrone Frederick Avenue Marrone Phillips Exeter Academy Exeter

Louise Timm on the Beatles from West Frederick Junior High

A 14 year old student, Louise Timm, writes about the Beatles praising their beat, expressive singing, and appeal. The feature invites more student opinions and hints at a future column titled Ideal Teacher for reader submissions.

Louise Timm West Frederick Junior High School Louise

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