Many From Here Away At Colleges And Universities
A large portion of the class of 1957 from Frederick area high schools is pursuing further education in colleges universities and nursing programs. Guidance counselors report students at Frederick High School and surrounding schools are enrolled at Virginia Military Institute Johns Hopkins University Western Maryland University Shepherd College University of Maryland Towson Virginia Polytechnic Institute and many others.
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Eonty
Robert H. Ferguson
Frederick High School
Strasnider
Loretta Young
Towson
Wiliam Trout
Virginia Military Institute
John Hunter
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Janet Cook
Western Maryland
Connie Shankle
Philip Sibert
Carey Winmer
Brunswick High School
Robert' John Mullen
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Beverly Axline
Stravers
Washington
Margo Cannon
West Virginial
Martins Bers
Bonnie Hobson
Johns Hopan
School of X-Ray
Mary
Pengardner
Joyce Baye
Stella Deeneen
Agers
Business College
Margaret Schier
Virginia
Harry Garvin Andi
Robert Hedges
Frederick
University of Maryland
Richard Beckley
Barbara Brown
Donald Brown
David Denny
Edwin F. Fox
Marilyn Jones
Germany
Monty Kemp
William Moore
Wayne Mupfican
Martha Ramsburg
Howard Stan
University of Marylane Pre-Nursing
Georgia
Ann Masser
Linda Smith
Frederick Community College
Milton Creager
Betty Lou Davis
Albert Harding
Rose Marie Keeney
Wayne E. Lang
Joseph Rexroad
John M. Wallingford
Frederick High
Tawean State
David Robbins
Clarke Thomas
Wayne Thomir
Bryant
Brooke Green
Charles B. Zehnder
Case Institute
Carli R. Hammond
University of Cincinnati
William Adamson
Dartmouth
Joanne F. Derr
Dickerson
Linda Weintraub
Douglass
Thomas Pyror
Derryechnical Institute
Tom Beldon
Franklin
Fred Eyster
Franklin and
Marishall
Billie Miller
Johnstown
Hospital Nurses
Wiliam Hahn
University of Ma
Diane Ketrells
Larry Redmond
Naomi Kennedy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing
Middletown High School
John L. Burger
Wade Zirkle
Peggy Gordon
Alice Holter
Nancy Re 5Burg
Edith Virginia Stevens
Thomas J Routzahn
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Ellen Yvonne Rice
Hagerstown
Phyllis Gladhill
University of Tampa
Tampa
Flo
David K. Dailin
Hamilton College
Clinton N
Vermont Academy
Saxton’s River
Mary Ridgely Willard
Goucher
Susan Claggett
Maney Louise Shriver
Brunswick
St Mary’s Seminary
David H. Yinger
Perkiomen School
Pennsburg
Mary E. Althouse
Helen E. Engelbrecht
Northfield School
Baltimore Air Service Inadequate
The Civil Aeronautics Board found air service at Baltimore inadequate in a memorandum by Harry Shooman. Washington service was deemed adequate, but Friendship near Baltimore was urged as a secondary Washington airport if more national flights occur. The memo cites drops in schedules by American, Capital, Trans-World, United and Eastern airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bureau of Air Operations
Baltimore
CAB
Harry M. Shooman
Bueau
Friendship
National
Shooman
Washington Air Service
Balmore
National Capital
American
Capital
Trans-World
United
Eastern Airlines
Bud Rice Overcomes Loss to Build Prosthetic Mastery
Bud Rice a Fort Detrick technician lost his left arm in 1951 after a nitrogen explosion. He controls a custom cineplasty prosthesis with a cable system from his bicep to operate two prongs. Through training at Walter Reed and home practice he performs daily tasks, handles fishing, gardening, and home repairs, and even demonstrates the arm for a Congressional Committee on prosthetics. He emphasizes returning to a normal life and urges employers to hire physically handicapped workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A
Bud” Rice
Ricci
Bud
Fort Detrick
Rice
Marine Hospital
Baltimore
Walter,Reed Hospital
Buall
Walter Réeed
Afilx Frank
Walter Reed Hospital
Reed
Congressional Committee On
Virginia, Military Institute
Johns Hopkins University
Yellow’ Springs
jAlthough Bud
Lose Ugly Fat In Ten Days Or Money Back
A vintage advertisement promotes a weight loss product DLA TEON with a money back guarantee. It claims hunger and appetite suppression and urges returning the bottle if no weight loss occurs after using the first package. The ad cites a $37 price and Williamson's Drug Store as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Dlateon
Dix
M Issell
Don
Williamson's
Kennedy Addresses Maryland Teachers on Education Crisis
Senator John F Kennedy told about 10,000 Maryland teachers that federal aid to education could come next year as part of a three stage plan. He urged prompt enactment of a bold program supporting school construction and better teacher recruitment and salaries to meet overcrowding and understaffing. He warned the nation’s future depends on improving education and world leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John F. Kennedy
D-Stass
Congress
Maryland State Teachers Assn
Sen. Kennedy
Massachusetts Democrat
Kennedy
Maryland
Knot Tying Tales Amid Fishing Aces And Stock News
A fragment describes a paperbanger and Bud tying a tube knot with a companion puzzled by the method. It mentions learning fly fishing, knots, and practice before a stock market recovery trend with prices mixed early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bug
New York
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