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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1969
Page
4
A Middletown High School Band Parents meeting laid out plans for the Annual Band Supper at the high school on Saturday Nov 15 from 4 pm. The turkey and ham meal funds ongoing band uniform payments. tickets will be sold publicly via band members. Parents urged to contact committee members for help and donations of baked goods.
St Josephs High School held a student council election on Sept 18 with Nabert Adelsberger winning the presidency by two votes over Bill Muir. Officers include vice presidents Phyllis Wivell and Bob Wivell, secretary Debbie Vaughn, and treasurer Jim Wivell, plus representatives for each class and various council roles. The paper notes extracurriculars and a bake sale fund for the senior trip.
Linganore High School student council president Sue Gladhill attended the Maryland Association of Student Councils Leadership Workshop at St Marys College in St Marys City from August 3 to 9. She led a discussion on processes in group decision making and also served as a delegate at the MASC Seminar on sensitivity training.
A new elective course taught by James Capino, a senior at LHS, is offered this year with help from Mina Margaret Hesradt. The program pairs advanced guitar study with peer instruction, expanding the school's arts offerings.
Segue driving classes are taught in several small towns and two cities of over 10 000 population as part of the driver education program in Janesville Wisconsin according to the National Education Association journal September issue.
Editor Nancy Morris notes Damascus High School gains early lead with 33 column inches under new reporter Carol Saddler succeeding Jo Anne Dood. Trederick High trails with 33 inches contributed by JO Debbie Weiler and Vickie Michael. Walkersville close third at 27 inches by Denise Melinger, succeeding Monica Main. Other schools listed with inches and reporters include St Johns High Patti Sheehy 24, Brunswick Virginia Phillips 18, Catoctin U High Roxie Aubel 15, Gaithersburg Maria A Kells 16, St Josephs Emmitsburg Barbara Myers 10. Several schools have not yet reported.
MISS JEANNE M. LESSNER daughter of MR and MRS C J Flessner RFD 1 Woodsboro is a freshmen enrolled at St Joseph College planning to major in Biology The four year college for women founded in 1809 by Elizabeth Ann Seton has about 600 students MISS Flessner is a 1969 graduate of St Johns High School Frederick active in National Honor Society and several clubs The article notes another 152 freshmen including MISS M Christine Carignan of Walkersville Md attending St Joseph College founded by Elizabeth Ann Seton in 1809
Frederick High School cheerleaders led by adviser Linda Achenbach organized a season of activities highlighting spirit and service. The varsity squad includes captain Bonnie Bowman and co-captain Carol Ruelhe with JV and reserve members. A planned bonfire October 16 will feature a parade with the band football team and clubs. Proceeds from cushion sales fund uniforms, with fundraising and remodeling plans under way aided by student groups and the Board of Education rep James Mason.
Miss Carignan a 1959 Walkersville High graduate aims for a bachelor of arts in French. She earned fourth place in a 1959 county archery contest and was a top high school student with the WHS scholastic and extracurricular award. She led Future Teachers Association activities and starred in the Senior class play MISS RACHEL BITTLE.
Catoctin High announces a student received a Letter of Commendation for high performance on the 1969 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. The named student Caleb Charles Henk and 39,000 peers nationwide placed in the top 2 percent, just below semifinalists. reports include home addresses, scores, and intended college plans.
Frederick High School begins converting part of the cafeteria into a senior lounge for the Class of 1971. Principal George M. Seaton and senior class president Michael Fisher describe the project as providing a relaxed space beyond the library.
The Frederick High School Senior Class sponsors a carwash at the Frederick Shopping Center back lot on Saturday October 11 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The price is one dollar per car.
Linganore High announces two seniors Kathleen Mull and Valerie Hi commendations for ranking in the top two percent of the 1969 NMSQT. They join 39,000 nationwide commended students, with scores shared with scholarship agencies and colleges as part of the recognition and encouragement to pursue higher education.
Frederick High School graduates of 1964 plan a reunion dinner dance set for November 29 at the Woodsboro Fire Hall. About 400 classmates, with many still unlocated, are being urged to write to the Class of 1964, P O Box 1041, Frederick Maryland 21701, to confirm attendance and mail reservations.
Brunswick High School cheerleaders led by captain Brenda Daugherty gear up for the football season with 15 members. They attended camp, made their red and white uniforms, and anticipate a Homecoming Nov 1 against Harpers Ferry with queen and court to be announced. The Ballroader supporters back a strong season as the class of ’71 prepares for prom planning and new officers.
Sherry Main is president with Brent Albert as vice president for the class of 71. Other officers are to be announced as the school year begins.
BBS juniors received their class rings last Tuesday marking their transition to upperclassmen. The gleaming smiles and proud poses illustrated the moment as they celebrated this milestone with congratulations to the BUS juniors.
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