Walkersville student chosen for national youth conference on the atom
Peggy Lee Flanagan, 16, daughter of Felix T. and Mrs. Flanagan of Frederick, selected by Walkersville officials and Potomac Edison to attend the National Youth Conference on the Atom in Chicago October 27 to 29. She, a former Walkersville student, will join six other students and four teachers from several states. Peggy plans to major in education and teach math, possibly at Frostburg College, and she has earned multiple science fair prizes and participated in Girls State.
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Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Chicago
Ill
Peggy Lee Flanagan
Felix T. Flanagan
RFD 3
Frederick
Walkersville High School
Peggy
Walkersville
Electric Utility Company
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Frostburg College
Atomic Energy Commission
Argonne National Laboratory
Museum of Science and Industry
Potomac Edison
Suzi Shisler Wins 1966 County Farm Queen Title
Suzi Shisler, Brunswick High School senior and reporter, is crowned 1966 County Farm Queen and earns a driver’s license. She serves as FTA secretary, member of FTA FHA, on the school paper staff, 4-H vice president, and choir member. She attends Future Homemakers Leadership Conference and enjoys cooking sewing and music. Loyola College Evening College announces fall registration open Sept 19 to Sept 17 for graduate and undergraduate programs at the Baltimore campus.
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Brunswick High School
Suzi Shisler
Suzi
Susan
C. W. Shisler
Jefferson
FTA
FHA
Brunswick
Auburn
Petersville
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Burkittsville
Future Homemakers Leadership Conference
Loyola College
Evening College
Loyola
Charles Street
Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore
Your Eyes Tell Why Care Is Important
About 50 million teens will rely on their eyes this school and work year. Eyes account for 80 percent of knowledge and guide 90 percent of actions. Color blindness affects eight percent of boys, one percent of girls. Blinking and crying are natural. take care of your eyes.
Unique Lifeline For College Flunkout
At Baldwin Wallace College Berea an Educational Development Center aids college flunkouts to earn degrees. Since 1964, the program has grown from five students to widespread demand from 49 states and 14 countries. The center uses diagnostic testing, language labs, and intense coursework to restore students, with two thirds becoming eligible for ED C programs and many readmitted to college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Ohio
Baldwin - Wallace College
Robert W. Pitcher
B-W
EDC
Niewsra Pen Adhiver
Pitcher
Alfred B. Bonds
Fred E. Harris
William Behr
Campus Charter Highlights New Freshmen Across Colleges
Emily Kay Pickett enters West Virginia Wesleyan College in Buckhannon and Edwin G. Pickett begins as a junior in WVU College of Commerce Morgantown. George Washington University welcomes first year medical students including Sappington. Keuka College enrolls 255 freshmen. Browning earns a master’s in zoology at Penn State. Derry earns a B.S. in general agriculture. Kathryn Thompson among 310 new Rawdon Macon Women’s College admits.
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Emily Kay Pickett
West Virginia
Weslyan College
Buckhannon
W. Va
Edwin G. Pickett
College of Commerce
The
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Joseph Boyle Sappington
George Washington University School of Medicine
Washington, D. C
R. Francis,Sappington
Georgetown University
Margaret Conrad Devilbiss
Delores S. Devilbiss
West 14Th Street
Keuka College
Keuka Park
N.Y
Robert F. Browning
RFD
Mt. Airy
Pennsylvania State University
James S. Derry
Woodsboro
Kathryn Thompson
Raw- On - Macon Woman's College
She
Byron W. Thompson
Biggs Avenue
Local Girls Win Grants To St. John's High School
Two teens win scholarships to St. John's High School from spring entrance exam scores. Lisa Hoffman of Mt Airy earns a four year scholarship with tuition and book bill waived. Susan Collins of Cooksville takes a one year scholarship. Both girls are active in horse activities and church works. Lisa plans to major in languages.
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St. John’s
Lisa Hoffman
Susan Collins
Liga
William S. Hoffman
Mt. Airy
Susan
She
Carville L. Collins
Cooksville
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Sykesville
Sound Off Topics for 1966 67 School Year
The News will publish the first Sound Off column of the 1966 67 school year next week. Suggestions for topics should be sent in page care of The News.
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Thomas Johnson
New High School
Paul Barrick
Joanne Baumgardner
Grayson M. Abrecht Jr
Donna Kay Barnard
Marie May
Diane Schock
Science Club
Future Teachers of America Club
Girls State
Hood College
Franklin E. Stockman Jr
Debra
Jeannie Kettells
Jackie Houck
Lyonian
Federaly
Philander Smith College
Arkansas
Cleveland
Campus Charter
She Is
Mrs
Clarence Pickett
Glenelg High School
St. John’s High School
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Poplar Springs
David H. Snell Nursery
Westminster
Mt. Airy, Maryland
Vera