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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1960
Page
12
Washington County Development Commission plans to expand industry and attract new producers. Printed pamphlets detailing the community are available for distribution to national suppliers and local businesses to spread fact-based information about the county’s economy and opportunities.
Two local high school graduates William N. Stine and Robert Rubber alamps began college studies within 48 hours of graduation. The program links 12 week courses in calculus and English to promote careers, with stamps for mail to fund the effort. The plan, supported by county officials and service clubs, aims to aid small firms and educational advancement across Washington County.
Area high school graduates increasingly start college by enrolling in Shepherd College Summer Sessions. Benefits include up to six credits per term and twelve credits across two terms, potential three year graduation, lighter regular-year loads, smaller classes, and greater faculty access. First term runs June 13 to July 22, second term July 25 to August 27 with Saturday classes in the latter five weeks.
The Washington County Board of Education announced several principal reassignment and staff changes effective July 1. Richard T. Whisner is named South High principal, succeeding Carl B. Ae, with prior roles at Clear Spring and guidance counseling. Also reassigned are William B. Byser to Boonsboro Junior High and Virginie E. Lillard to Winter Street School, among other postings and a new supervisory appointment for Dr. Beer.
Anne Arundel County reports the appointment of Mrs. Lillard as Winter Street Elementary principal. She previously led Pinesburg Elementary since 1957 after a career as a teacher in sentinel schools. Clarence Folte retires after fifty years in education at the end of the current school year.
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