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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1966
Page
11
Linganore High School held a Spirit Week with daily themes Sign Day Hat Day Dress Up Dress Down and Color Day. Students showed school pride during the week culminating in pep rally for the home soccer game against Walkersville.
Barbara Jean Windsor of Tulip Hill won Miss Teenage Frederick 1967 and was named an at large semi finalist for Miss Teenage America. One hundred twenty semi finalists nationwide will judge over ten days for a chance at a travel package to Dallas for the Nov 5 national pageant, with prizes including a Mercury Cougar and scholarships.
Brunswick High School hosts the Region B Future Homemakers of America meeting with delegates from Frederick Howard and Carroll counties. Marsha Goodwin of Middletown High presides as state FHA officer, lunch dessert and drinks provided, and four new officers elected after speeches on “What FHA Means To Me.”
Walkersville High School junior class schedules a car wash next Saturday starting at 9 am at two locations behind the band room and behind the agricultural room. Proceeds go to the prom.
The Fu ture Nurses Club of West Frederick Junior High held its first meeting on October 7 with 58 members present and officer elections. Miss Edna Mensell serves as faculty advisor, and Mrs. Nellie Simpson sponsors the club to promote nursing and health career exploration among students with good scholastic records. Officers named are Anne Baker president Janet Lentz vice president Beth Selckmann secretary and Brenda Myers treasurer. Committees on projects and programs will be appointed by the president soon.
Frederick High School announces its annual homecoming dance on November 23 from 8 30 to 11 p m The L il Rascals will provide music and attire calls for dark suits for boys and dress clothes for girls.
Frederick's American Field Service committee selects juniors Carmen Brosius and David Leatherwood as school representatives for the overseas program. Their applications go to the AFS office in New York for review among about 6,000 applicants. If chosen they will spend next summer or the 1967 68 school year abroad as teen age goodwill ambassadors.
Seven Frederick High students will serve as counselors at Camp Greentop this fall. The named counselors are Rick Winters Anna Marie Etzler Mike Carson Donna Sewell Ralph Galvin Grace Eiker and Scott Kline.
Boonsboro High School celebrates Spirit Week with Warrior football as its focus. Students wore jerseys on Tuesday to honor players while Wednesday designated Quiet Day. A bonfire was planned for Thursday and Friday featured blue and white attire to boost morale.
Taneytown High School elected class officers for 1966 67. Seventh graders Debbie Young Brian Smith Greg Garvin Thomas Morrison Sidney Naylor chosen as officers. Eighth grade president Paul Reindollar. others Dennis Welty Brenda Smeak Rodney Devilbiss Vonnie Vaughn. Freshman executive Dennis Bollinger Robert Lookingbill Kelly Ricketts Bruce Cutterer Steve Harner. Sophomores Gary Etzler Karen Richards Mary Bailey Teresia Zentz. Juniors Arthur Ridinger Francis Pittinger Beverly Fair Steve Lippencott. Seniors Diana Windisch Edward Null Becky Hahn Delores Utz.
Gaithersburg High School marks homecoming with the theme Homecoming Is What’s Happening. Under Marty Heythorn the student council leader, events began with a talent show and bonfire. A parade starts at 11 am, queen crowning at halftime of the BC Gaithersburg game, floats judged then. A 2 pm football game follows, with an 8 to 11 pm dance. Senior Day and All-School Spirit Day precede festivities.
The juniors at Brunswick High elected officers for the class. They are Jimmy Haller president Joetta Proudfoot vice president Denny Harsh secretary Sandra Lake treasurer and Joyce Harris prom chairman. Space dividend already returns from space programs may yield consumer products like Space Stadium Blanket now on the market. It is a thin eight-ounce aluminized material that reflects body heat and folds into a coat pocket for sudden cold snaps.
The Maryland Travel Council will hold its annual business meeting next Thursday at the Frederick Holiday Inn. The session starts at 4 p.m. after a Fort Detrick facility tour. Del Byron will address the meeting and Frederick Mayor Derr will welcome members. Elections will fill council offices. Richard Hammond is nominated for a board seat along with other incumbents and several directorship candidates from diverse Maryland organizations.
Frederick City's board of aldermen postponed action on a proposed cat regulation ordinance. Mayor John A. Derr said no definite time was set for consideration. City attorney Herbert L. Collins presented a rough draft nearly identical to the existing dog law, while several citizens objected to regulating wandering cats.
Machinist's Mate Third Class Edward L. Welty USN serves aboard the guided missile frigate Luce with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. The crew engages in goodwill missions including athletic events and social activities with local peoples since leaving Mayport Florida last June. Luce has traveled about 112000 miles and taken part in at sea training with NATO and national forces. Welty is son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Welty of North Market Street.
Private Charles T Brust son of Mrs Ruby Williams and the late Charles C Brust is stationed at Fort Benning Georgia as a clerks typist with the US Army. He completed basic training at Fort Jackson and eight weeks training at the Army Administration. Before joining the service Private Trust was employed by Town and Country Cleaners. He is a 1965 graduate of Frederick High.
Army Pvt. Richard W. Ausherman, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Charles L C Ausherman of RFC 2 Frederick, completed an eight week wire course at Fort Jackson. He trained to maintain and operate field telephones and switchboards and received instruction in telephone wire installation and map reading.
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