Career Choices Rated Among Teenagers
A national survey of 1,345 junior and senior high students finds little gender gap in preferred careers. Medicine law architecture clergy and nursing top the list, teaching favored by girls more than boys. Prospective factors include salaries advancement opportunity and company prestige with girls showing stronger altruistic motives and interest in serving others.
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America
Scholastic Research Center
SERC
Campus Chatter highlights area students entering colleges
Susan Ambrosen heads senior year at Western Maryland College majoring in biology and dean’s list honoree. Harriet Ambrosen majors in music at Shenandoah College in Winchester and joins the mixed chorus. George P. Schrodel, from Frederick, begins Johns Hopkins University as a new freshman after high school leadership. Irene Korrell, a Bob Jones University senior, student teaches at League Junior High in Greenville. Dr James R. Rice accepts Brown University engineering assistant professorship after Lehigh PhD and postdoc in Sendai. Robert Preston Jordan finishes Wake Forest requirements with BA in English and campus activities. Jesse H. Guynn beginsWashington College freshman year in Chestertown. James E. Stoner III starts as a freshman at Washington College after Walkersville High School.
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Susan Ambrosen
Lloyd Ambrosen
Clark Place
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Idean
Harriet Ambrosen
Clarke Place
Shenendoah College
Winchester
Music Conservatory
Frederick High School
Irene Korrell
Bob Jones University
Greenville
League Junior High School
Frank RB. Korreil Jr
RFD 7
Frederick
James R. Rice
Donald B. Rice
Kline Boulevard
Brown University
Providence RI
Rice
Lehigh University
Brown
Sendai
Japan
Sandra
Pawtaucket, R.I
Robert Preston Jordan
Dewey T Jordan
Wake Forest College
Winston-Salem
N.C
Jordan
Young Republicans
James E. Stoner III
Walkersville
Washington College
Chestertown
Walkersville High School
James E. Stoner Jr
Hemline Inspection at Jones High Forces Modesty Rules
Chicago AP report: Jones Commercial High School director Clarence B. Carey orders a daily hemline inspection for about 200 girls. If a dress shows more than half the knee, students are ordered to lower the hem immediately. The director laments designers hinder modesty.
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Chicago
Commercial
Jones Girls
Clarence B. Carey
Jones Commercial High School
Jones
Potomac Edison Offers Scholarships Up To 2000
Potomac Edison announces the 1965 66 Scholarship Program with three awards up to 2000 each. Two will go to customers’ children and one to a child of an employee. Applications available through high schools or the Employee Relations Office in Hagerstown.
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Potomac Edison
J. W. Morgan
Frederick
Potomac Edison Company
Potomac Edison System
United States
Robert L. Strider
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
East Washington Street
Hagerstown
Carnachan
Land Fish Uses Gill Crutches to Travel Overland
The ening perch, a noted land traveling fish, possesses special breathing equipment that lets it leave water and roam on land in search of a new habitat. Its unusual gill covers function as crutches to aid movement.
School Officials Explain Stand On Beatle Haircuts
Frederick County officials and principals address Beatle haircuts and extreme fashions in high schools amid nationwide debates. The survey finds few problems locally, with schools preferring student council guidance and individual case handling over fixed dress rules.
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Martha Odgers
Frederick County
Harry V. Frushour
Middletown High School
Warren C. Smith
Frederick High School
Arnold N. Fleagle
Walkersvie High School
Chandlee
John L. Carnachan Jr
Board of Education
Frederick High Speakers On Atomic Energy Thursday
Frederick High School hosts a demonstration lecture titled This Atomic World by Michael D McCormick of the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies. The program, sponsored by the U S Atomic Energy Commission, includes two assemblies at 9 15 am and 10 10 am on Sept 30 and follow on exhibit sessions for students.
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Frederick High School
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Michael D McCormick
Oak Ridge Institute
Oak Ridge
Tenn
University of Tennessee
George Snyder
Science Club
Southern Universities and Colleges
The
Atomic Energy Com
Area Students Named Merit Scholars semifinalists named from Frederick and Mt Airy
Area high school students Richard Graf Patrick Snead and Mary Lowman were semifinalists in the 1965 66 National Merit Scholarship program. Graf and Snead attend Frederick High School Lowman attends Mt Airy High School They are among over 14 000 semifinalists nationwide and may advance to finalist status through further testing recommendations and criteria.
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Richard K Graf
Patrick K Snead
Mary L Lowman
Richard
Patrick
Frederick High School
Mary
Mt Airy High School
Lloyd Graf
Wilson Place
Wilbur Snead
RFD 7
Frederick
Lester L. Lowman
Mt Air
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
John M Stalnaker
NMSC
Mert
Ford Foundation
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Frederick High Plans PSAT Test For Oct. 19
Frederick High will administer the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test to juniors on October 19 to gauge readiness for college work and inform planning. Registration takes place at the school with a 75 cent fee.
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Frederick High School
School Bands To Perform At Fair Tuesday Night
Frederick County marching bands from six high schools will perform in a grandstand show at the Great Frederick Fair opening at 7:30 PM Tuesday. Each band will present a short set before joining for two George M. Cohan numbers led by Thurmont High’s Thomas Fugate, with a weather-related postponement noted.
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Frederick County
George M. Cohan
Thomas W. Fugate
Thurmont High School
Thurmont
Linganore
Clark Walker
Brunswick
N Linwood Seibert
Walkersville
Howard Andrews
Middletown
Jerry Marone
Frederick
Robert F. Doster
Thomas Silliman
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Charles Schrodel
RFD 6
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Elm Street
Proto
Danny
William Hurwitz
Biggs Avenue
Dick Phelps
Myersville
Fleagle
Elmer K Chandlee
Buddy
Brunswick High School
Mary’s
Westee Street
Frederick High
McCormick
Michael D. McCormick
Frederick Fair
Woodsboro
American Legion
PSAT
A Little Rock, Ark
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Beethoven
Liszt
George Washington
George Armstrong Custer
Ning
Cath Aun Pasc
Phamacy Professional Arts Pharmacy
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