Gaithersburg High to Stage Laura Mystery Play
Gaithersburg High School selects the mystery Laura as the senior class play with performances planned for November 18. Cast includes Joyce Reedling Laura Charlie Bond Waldo Lydecker Terry Fantone Shelby Carpenter Ken Rollins Dany Horgan Yara Maria Cha alna Mes Dor gan Mike Frank Mark McPherson Schlager the maid and Annee OG Poreige ee. James Scanlan directs the production with Chuck Smith as assistant director.
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Joyce Reedling
Laura
Charlie Bond
Waldo Lydecker
Terry Fantone
Shelby Carpenter
Ken Rollins
Dany Horgan
Yara Maria
Cha Alna
Mes. Dorgan
Mike Frank
Mark McPheron
Schlager
the Maid
Chuck Smith
McPherson
Annee OG
Poreige Ee Change
Brazil
James Scanlan
Meet Your Reporter Betty Stone of Poolesville High
Meet Your Reporter profiles Betty Stone a blue eyed senior at Poolesville High School. She succeeds sister Evelyn as school reporter for Montgomery County. Betty participates in chorus drama and school staff work while attending a Washington modeling school on scholarship. She hopes to star in television commercials and is studying shorthand typing and secretarial skills. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Stone Jr the Poolesville family.
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Baok
Betty Stone
Poolesville High School
Evelyn
Montgomery County
Betty
Washington
Charles F. Stone Jr
Poolesiville
Its Ring Time At Boonsboro
The Boonsboro Senior High School Junior Class received its class rings marking the second year of the new design. A blue stone set in gold features the Washington County Monument on one side and Boonsboro’s warrior head on the other.
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Boonsboro Senior High School
Washington County Monument
Boonsboro
Three Teens At Thomas Johnson Score NMSQT Commendations
Three Thomas Johnson High School students Michael Cavell Jeff Myers and Tim Palmer received letters of commendation for high performance on the 1966 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. All plan to attend college and are among 38,000 U.S. students in the top two percent of 1967 high school graduates.
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Thomas Johnson
Theee
Michael Cavell
Jeff Myers
Tim Palmer
Ralph
H. Cavell
Locust Street
Michael
Frederick High
Jeff
Donald W. Myers
AFD
Freerick
Tim
R. W. Palmer
Gambrill Park Road
Frederick High School
United States
High Schoo
Local Students Attend State Council Meeting
More than 500 students including 14 county teens attend the 18th annual Maryland Association of Student Councils Convention at Northwestern Senior High School Hyattsville. A bus from West Frederick Junior High departed Thursday at 1 p.m. housing arranged with local families.
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Maryland Association of Student Councils
Northwestern Senior High School
Hyattsville
West Frederick
Ior High School
Kristy Myers
Joe Rock
Gary Null
Brunswick
Jack Heflin
Debbie Dirks
Kathy Gladhill
Walkersville
Kay Runkles
Joan Gaither
Singapore
Rita Stottlemyer
Joanna Tschiffely
Albert Eyler
Thurmont
Larry Gross
Nickle
Pam Johnson
Kathy Falkenstein
Middie‘town
Dutch Teen Monitors Frederick High Welcome
Merel Schot, 17, of Amsterdam, joins Frederick High senior class for about a year. She likes American teens’ differences, notes Dutch students study about 20 subjects weekly, favors English, and observes distinct dating and social norms. She bikes or skates to school, enjoys canal trips on weekends, and listens to Beethoven rather than pop.
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Frederick High
Merc] Schot
Gerald Schipper
Frederick
Merel
Amsterdam
Holland
Mere
Bob Dylan
Joan Baez
Beethoven
TJ Hosts Drama Clinic at Governor Thomas Johnson HS
Governor Thomas Johnson High School opened its doors to 484 students for the Maryland Drama Clinic with thirty schools represented including seven from Frederick County. Attendees included Nell Long, Helen Smith, Anna May Hughes, Karl Manwiller, and Richard Ertzman as featured guests, with six workshops held twice and a finale scenes from Hamlet presented by the University of Maryland Theatre.
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Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Frederick County
Nell Long
Helen Smith
Anna May Hughes
Karl 5. Manwiller
Richard Ertzman
The
Maryland and Speech and Drama Association
Scholastic Photography Awards Open For Entries 1967
The Scholastic Magazine Inc and Eastman Kodak announce the 1967 Scholastic Photography Awards for junior and senior high students in grades 7 through 12. Entries include black and white prints, color transparencies, and color prints. A total of 269 prizes worth 6025 dollars will be awarded nationally, plus a 1000 dollar College Award for a senior with outstanding photography and academics, and two 200 dollar Special Merit Awards for superior work.
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Scholastic Magazines, Inc
Eastman Kodak Company
Rhythm Repeats New Rock and Pop Revival Trends
This piece highlights revived and new pop hits led by fresh takes on Rain on the Roof by the Lovin Spoonful and Louie Louie by the Sandpiper, plus Billy Stewart’s Secret Love. It notes two new tracks When She Needs Good Lovin She Comes to Me and Peep Peep Pop Pop, plus details on the Scholastic Photography Awards program now in its 40th year with 49 regional exhibitions and awards by regional sponsors.
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Louie
Jin
Billy Stewart
Arizona
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Scholastic
West 44Th Street
New York
N.Y
Local Candidates Address Students At Thomas Johnson High
Students in Problems of Democracy at Thomas Johnson High host a close-up look at county and state candidates. Republican and Democratic contenders for State Senate County Commissioner and House of Delegates visited the school with Rep. Charles May.
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Thomas Johnson High
Cara Wilfong
Charles Warfield
Peggy Flanagan
Robert Smith
Larry Abbott
Becky Pearl
Walter Iliff
Nell Long
Robert Marsh
Robert Cole
Anne Luhn
Nancy Oberhaus
Pat Grove
Ralph Abelow
Pete Klein
Linda Staley
Sophomores Vie For Frederick High Student Offices
Frederick High sophomores elect officers this week. Presidential candidates are John Billy, Bill Cleveland, Ric Bowers, and Maggie Sherman. The runner up will be vice president. Dee Betson and Mary Dozier vie for secretary, while Mary Ann Stup and John Kippen contest treasurer.
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Frederick High
John Billy
Bill Cleveland
Ric Bowers
Maggie Sherman
Dee Betson
Mary Do ‘Zier
Mary Ann Stup
John Kippen
1984 Set As TJ Production at Governor Thomas Johnson High
Governor Thomas Johnson High School selects 1984 as its all school play with a public show in December. Double cast lists include Pat Grove Teresa Whitmore Beth Trott Alien Culler Jeanne Moberly Pat Davis and others for roles such as Winston Smith Parsons and Julia. Melvin Castle Danny Barber voices Big Brother and Goldstein for both performances.
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George Orwell
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Anna May Hughes
Pat Grove
Teresa Whitmore
Beth Trott
Alien Culler
Syme
Jeanne Moberly
Pat Davis
Parsons
Alan van
Richard Lewis
Richard Rudy
Martin
Norma Naundorf
Marta Gardner
Pete Klein
Dan Wiles
Goldstein
Cheryl Emge
Rhonda Solt
FHS Nurses Create Halloween Balloons for Patients
Frederick High School Future Nurses Club stars 17 members under Loretta Oland to craft bright orange balloons cups and construction paper favors for patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital. This marks their first Halloween project though they have made Easter and Christmas favors in prior years.
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Future Nurses Club
Frederick High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Loretta Oland
Ann Thomas
Carol Miskell
Anne Cornish
Barbara Falk
Cathy Gaither
Linda Ickes
Thelma Fisher
LHS Teen Elected At FHA Meet
Marian Metcalf a Singapore High School girl was elected fourth vice president of the state Future Homemakers organization at a Region B meeting at Brunswick High She will also chair the region serving Frederick Carroll and Howard counties Other officers include Caroline Conaway Judy Stambaugh Lois Brehem and the Thomas Johnson High School FHA chapter was installed by Walkersville with Marsha Goodin presiding as state fifth vice president
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Singapore
Future Homemakers
Brunswick High
Marian Metcalf
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Caroline Conaway
Westminister High School
Judy Stambaugh
Francis Scott Key High School
Lois Brehem
North Carroll High School
FHS
Thomas Johnson High School
Walkersville
FHA
Marsha Goodin
Middletown High School
Life Expectancy Measured by Modern Medical Advances
A new scientific method estimates life expectancy for today’s teens at about 90 years, reflecting advances in preventive medicine and lifelong health planning. The approach emphasizes early adoption of wellness habits and ongoing risk assessment to extend healthy years.
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Marie May Frederick High School
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Anita
Gerry
University of Maryland
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Jim Bagker
Tracey Frocke
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