Prizes Day Honors Majorettes At Assembly
Mary Baker head majorette accepted the National Junior Majorette Corp award as Gail Hovis holds the trophy. Kenneth Sinn of the local AAA office presented two prizes while Harry Poole principal presided at the awards assembly attended by seventh and eighth graders. The High Band made the presentations as Elwood Kinney band director and Joseph Vasilius drum major display the band’s national and state trophies for best in parade.
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Mary Baker
Th High
Gail Hovis
Corp
Elwood Kinney
Joseph Vasilius
Washington
Barry Hamilton
Jack Brown
Jeff
Sou South Hagerstown High School
American Automobile Association
Washington, D. C
Claude Brubeck
Board of Education
Kenneth Sinn
AAA
Special awards given to South High students
South High held a special awards ceremony with numerous recognitions. Awards covered auto shop honors, Future Teachers of America acknowledgments, Quill and School pins for the South Wind staff, and a certificate to Sandra Myers. The band received three trophies from the American Automobile Association for national safety parade placements. Senior majorette Gail Hovis earned top honors, while band leaders Kinney and Vasilius accepted state and national awards. American Legion medals went to John Gladwin, William Cowden, Linda Kline, and two senior speakers, with a third commencement speaker pending. Student Council bars and letters were awarded to several juniors and sophomores for two and one year of service respectively.
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Auto Shop
Paul Massey
Teachers of America
Sylvia Gordon
Sara Lou Fox
Rayann Hetzell
Dottie Hutzel
Susan Fuller
Mary Ellen Grove
Kaye Burkett
Michael McClelland
South Wind
JoAnn Kerr
Philip Haynes
Wesley Morgan
Kay Caum
David Lee
May Jo Cumiskey
Kay Burkett
Sandra Myers
Kenneth Sinn
American Automobile Association
National Safety Patrol
Washington, D. C
Gail Hovis
Seph Vasilius
Reishe
Bronx
Elwoeodi
Kinney
Dixon-Troxell Post
Ameriecan Legion
John Gladwin
William Cowden
Boys’ State
Linda Kline
American Legion
George Bachtell
Roger Lewis
Mary JoAnn Kerr
Jo Paulette Buffs
Patricia Mary Lavelle
Lorena Belle Stouffer
Mary Ann Porterfield
Sandra Kay Melby
Donna Jean Carr
Patsy Devona Hetzel
Konpiled Anean Mitt
Dope Addict Charged With Two Church Attacks
New York AP reports James Walsh a 20 year old narcotics addict beaten two women in separate Catholic churches in attempts to obtain money for drugs. He was arrested Tuesday and charged with attempted robbery and felonious assault.
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New York
James Walsh
Soviet Luna II debris burns up after orbit
Bedford Massachusetts AP reports space observers say the Soviet Luna II satellite burned up in Earth's atmosphere after 94.3 minute orbit, breaking into eight pieces around May 20. Sputnik IV and the satellite’s reentry were discussed by Air Force experts at Hanscom Field.
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Bedford
Mass
peeroeaRlet Air Force
Earth
National Space Surveillance
Hanscom Field
Butler Charges Ihe Too Soft With Soviets Past Two Years
Democratic leaders attack the Eisenhower administration as too soft toward the Soviet Union over the past two years. Senator Frank Church of Idaho and Gov. Leroy Collins of Florida are highlighted as key voices at the Democratic National Convention. Butler says the party has been laying footsie with the Russians and trusted Khrushchev too far during Khrushchev's visit.
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Butler
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Bes
Keysole
Lecsett
Canna Angeles
Democratic Party
New York
Paul M
White House
Soviet Union
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Collins
Sai
Nikita Khrushchevy
Sishde
Actionists
Southern Cain Views
Leroy Collins
Florida
Church
Senate
Vention
Eisen
Damesge
Khrushcchev
Khrush-achev
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Donna Rae Bishop
Karen Lee Sweeney
Sylvia May
DR. H. Gould
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