Just Another Test Marks First National Merit Semifinalist at Damascus High
Damascus High School reports its first National Merit Scholarship semifinalist, Michael D. Barker, among 19,000 semifinalists nationwide. He plans to pursue math at the University of Colorado and may apply for a Merit Scholarship, with about 3,000 to receive awards. Barker is active in multiple clubs and courses, and he balances school with a sociology course at Montgomery Junior College. Also listed are Frostburg State College freshman acceptances for MR. Michael Evans and CHARLES D. FRANK, the latter a 1968 Thomas Johnson graduate.
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Damascus High School
Michael D. Barker
Michael
College Board
Mike
University of Colorado, Boulder
Colo
Robert F. Barker
Damascus
Atomic Energy Commission
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Damascus HS
WRCTV
Montgomery ‘Junior College
Peace Corps
Charles D. Frank
Milton Frank Jr
Frederick
Frostburg State College
Frostburg
Thomas Johnson High School
Middletown senior named National Merit semifinalist
Mary Lee Stevens a senior at Middletown High School has been named a semifinalist in the 1968-69 National Merit Scholarship Program placing her among the top one percent of graduating seniors. She aims to be an interpreter at the United Nations and has applied to Mary Washington College and American University.
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Mary Lee Stevens
Dianne Williams
Middletown High School
United States
Mary Lee
Mary
United Nations
Ce Cles
Washington, D.C
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
American University
Washington
Cynthia L. Shafer
Paul D. Shafer
Shookstown
Hood College
Marijean Kaetzel
Ronald, Kaetzel
Mt. Airy
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Kaetzel
Church of the Brethren
College Glee Club
Walkersville Hosts Regional Student Council Meeting
Duvall Sneadner of Frederick Community College praised delegates at Walkersville High School as 81 youths gathered for a Valley Regional Student Council meeting. The event aimed to boost understanding of student government and share fundraising ideas with groups from Walkersville and 11 other area high schools.
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Gates
Valley
Walkersville High School
Sue Castle
Monica Malin
Alan Lescalleet
David Lakin
Debbie Ganganere
Boyd Hawes
Walkersville
Singanore
Clear Spring
St. John’s
St. Maria Goretti
Brunswick
Hancock
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Thurmont
North
Thomas Johnson
Bill Hammond
W.R.S.C
Kenneth Strawsburg
Walkersville High
Brunswick High band to get new uniforms by May 1
Railroader Band Boosters of Brunswick aim to outfit Brunswick High's 42 member football band 52 member marching band and 65 member concert band in garnet gold and white at an estimated cost of 7000 dollars. The drive, started in 1964 by two mothers, seeks community support to replace worn and ill fitting uniforms and boost morale. Booster president William D Hartman expresses confidence in local backing for the project.
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Brunswick
N. Linwood Seibert
Brunswick High
Mr. Seibert
Bard Boosters
William D. Hartman
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John Ferrow
Robert Floyd
Barbara Felts
Bonnie Reinmuth
Iigh
Leslie Amtower
Terri Brandenburg
Marjorie Boutelle
Lynn Sheffer
Vicki Alexander
Connie Reimel
Michael Evans
Warren Evans
MHS
Edgar Z. Stevens
Myersville
University of Maryland
Wilma
MUS
Maryland Institute of Art
Baltimore
Martin
Stevens
Fort Detrick
Young Men's Shop
MIS
Ami
Maryland State Teachers' Meeting
Regional Council
Cenfers
Duvall Sneadner
Frederick Community College
Sneadner
Boosters
BHS
Jamie Gordon
Nilly Brown
Jeff
Railroaders
Linwood Seibert
Railrocadera Band
Richmond
Middletown High School Knights
Ita
Basdue
Jerry Marrone
Frederick County
Merc
Knighta
Optn Mon
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