The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 15

Linganore Frosh Plan Show Tonight Linganore High's freshmen are sponsoring a Variety Show at 8 tonight at the school. Open to the public, the show will be held in the school auditorium. Students and teachers will perform, and other faculty members will act as judges. Prizes will be gift certificates from the school paperback book store. A bake sale will be held in the lobby too.

Seniors Rehearse For Production At Middletown "Father Was A Housewife" is the name of the senior class play recently cast at Middletown High School. Scheduled to be presented in April, the play will be directed by Miss Elizabeth Palmer assisted by Mrs. Helen Zeigler. The cast includes: Julie, Sharon Seachrist; Doug Butler, Robert Stevens; Mother, Fonda Draper; Father, Tom Butler, -Steve Nikirk; Mrs. Hanson Cathy Wetzel; Hank, a salesman, Joe Brown; Warren, Mike Slaughter; Local Police, Andrew Hoffman.

Also: Mrs. Cranfield, Glenda Fink; Mrs. Ames, Ruth Toms; Pat, a nurse, Sharon Poole; Mrs. Norris, Linda Warrenfeltz; Miss Osborne, a businesswoman, Linda Brandenburg, Disc Jockey, Brian Hannum, Cynthia Lewis, Karen Ahalt. Betty Crocker Test Girls Score In Homemaking FINGERPAINTING? Not quite.

These Middletown High School art students are working on the school's first "sensory" mural which was recently created under the direction of Rodney E. Gates, art teacher. The artists, left to right, are Steve Schultz, Phyllis Keller, Ronnie Pitts and Carol Troxell. At Hearts Dance The official declaration of the King and Queen, Prince and Princess of Hearts for St. Joseph's High School was announced Feb.

3. Nominations and votes, began the Wednesday before and continued right up until the announcement and crowning at Friday's dance. Profits went to the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade. The winners were: King, Robert Eckert; Queen, Brenda Lowe; Prince, Eddie Buffington; Princess, Kate Sanders. The newly-elected king, is a senior and the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Eckert of Taneytown. He is the senior class treasurer, manager of the boys' basketball team, and an active member of the student council and glee club. Next year, he will enter the freshman class at Mt. St.

Mary's College, Emmitsburg. Queen Brenda, also a senior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Lowe, of Emmitsburg. Besides being secretary of the glee club and the business club, she belongs to the student council, and Marian Association and is on the yearbook staff.

She is especially interested in hair styling, ari after graduation, hopes to work as a beautician. T' -5 prince, Eddie Buffington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buffington, hails from Taneytown and is a sophomore. He is a member of C.S.M.C.

and is interested in sports, especially baseball. After graduation he plans to attend Mt. St. Mary's College. Princess Kate is a sophomore and the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Sanders of Taneytown. Kate is her class's representative for C.S.M.C., and a varsity basketball player. Sports, music and animals are among her many interests. She would like to become a nurse after high school, and may possibly join the Peace Corps.

Education Kits On Loan Programs Now Available A new education kit prepare by the U.S. Office of Education to provide information major financial aid programs is now available to students. Called "Financial Aid for Students--Guides to Federally Supported Programs" (566-3,) the kits list information on the programs administered by the Office of Education. These programs are available to students in any field of study, including the "guaranteed loan" program. Single copies of the kit may be obtained by writing the Division of Student Financial Aid, Bureau of Higher Education U.S.

Office of Education, Department of HEW, Washington, D.C. 20202. Middletown High Art Students Paint First 4 Sensory' Mural The llth grade art students Part of a unit of study on the paper--covered surface with at Middletown High School last "actions painting," a technique a passion, week "built" a sensory mural in which the ''doing" receives Paints, saturated cotton, news- on the nine by fifteen foot bul- more emphasis than the finished paper and shaving cream literal- letin board in the art room. product, the students attacked ly flew through the air without plan or forethought. After 30 minutes, Rodney E.

Gates, Middletown's art teacher, had the students begin the clean up process which became part of the mural construction. Soiled and used objects were attached to the surface of the oversized painting. Aprons, sponges, a paint spattered tee- shirt and a new multi-colored stool all were used. A theme began to develop with the addition of a fresh pear to the mural. Since over-ripe fruit would produce an odor the students knew a sensory theme was born.

A gong-like device was introduced for audio, a bite was taken from the pear and the mural was complete. St. Joseph's Crowns Valentine Royalty More area schools have announced their winners of the Betty Crocker of Tomorrow contest. Winners include: Loretta 01 a Frederick; Shirley Stroup, Governor Thomas Johns Christine Miller, St. Joseph's; Smallwood, Boonsboro; Kathy Jay, Thurmont; Pam Lawson, Damascus.

All of these girls finished first in their t.hools in a written homemaking knowledge and attitude examination taken by senior girls, Dec. 6. They are now eligible to compete for state and national awards. Sketches of the girls follow. Frederick Loretta Oland is president of the Future Nurses Club and vice president of Thespian Troupe 1277.

She has been accepted at the Washington County Hospital School of Nursing, Hagerstown. Loretta is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Sharetts E. D. Oland of RFD 6, Frederick.

Gov. Thomas Johnson Future Teachers, the literary and social strdies seminars, yearbook, senior executi council and student government are some of Shirley Stroup'sj activities. i She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard M.

Stroup of East Fifth Street. Thurmont Kathy Jay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jay of Lantz, will major in elementary education at Towson College, Towson, next fall. Kathy's activities include the National Honor Society, the Pep Club and serving as business manager of the yearbook.

She is also the timer for the girl's basketball team. Kate Sanders Eddie Buffington Loretta Oland St. The University of Maryland is the destination of Christine Miller she plans to major in drama. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Miller of Thurmont, she is president of the Glee Club a'-d vice president of the Marian Association and a member of both the National Honor Society and the Drama Club. Damascus Pam Lawson scored highest in the test at her school She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Maynard Lawson of Clarksburg.

Boonsboro Ruth Smallwood is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smallwood of Boonsboro. She is a member of the Future Homemakers Club. Shirley Stroup At W.

Frederick FHS Sophomores Take Examinations The academic sophomores at Frederick High School took the Metropolitan Achievement Test this past week. Tests were given in the areas of language, mathematics, reading, social studies and science. Meet Your Reporter Human nature fascinates West Frederick Junior High School's Judy Furie who reports for the (School Notebook. And, this fascination has interested the 14-year-old miss in being a clinical psychiatrist. The daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Robert J. Furier of RFD 6, Frederick, Judy's interests include her pony, "Kym," along with swimming, ice skating and I dancing. Robert Eckert Brsnda Lowe Damascus High Junior Wins State Office MINISCULE MINI ITEM Moscow's new fashions have now switched superradical or deviationist conservative (depending on how you look at them) by introducing the first Soviet miniskirt. This will brave Russia's Arctic winter with hemlines all of two inches above sturdy Communist knees.

11 inches has been common in Britain this season). Benda Stup. a junior at Damascus High School, has been elected first vice president of the State Future Homemakers of America. Along with this honor, she was automatically made president of the Montgomery County- Prince George's County region. And as a result, she was awarded a trip to California this, The election was held after covered dish luncheon at DuVall High School Jan 28.

She was competing against a candidate from Prince George's County Brenda's qualifications include serving as Junior Leader in 4-H, Sludent Council representative, Handbook Committee Chairman. Secretary of her church's Methodist Youth Fellowship, Corresponding Secretary of the Sub-district M. Y. and page at the White House Conference on International Cooperation Year. She is planning to major in Home Economics in college.

She has been a member of 4-H for eight years, and she has held all the offices. This is her second year in F.H. A. She takes home economics in school under the instruction of Mrs Dale Griggs Brenda. the daughter Mr.

and Mrs Richard Stup of RFD 2, Gaithersblurg, is also e.pect- ed to complete a state project And as a member of the Frederick Pony Club, she has won several ribbons and trophies. The active teen also is eas- urer of her school's Future Teachers and is working on the yearbook. Judy likes "all my academic subjects," and enjoys reading historical novels, sewing and cooking. Christine Miller Pam Law son St. Joe's Students To College St Joseph's High School seniors accepted at college or business school for next year are: Julie Neighbours and Duane Ray, St Joseph's College; Joseph Welty, John 'Raymond Baker, Edward Adelsberger and Robert Eckert, Mt.

I St Mary's College. Also: Christine Miller, and Donna Fitzgerald, University of Ann Marshall, Catholic University of America; Diane Shields and Rebecca Keilholtz, Hagerstown Business College. School Notebook THE NEWS, Frederick, Maryland Saturday, February 18, 1967 Page 7 Linganore Teens Sound Off On Valentine Day Meaning Jndy Furie Campus Chatter Susan Brust, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hermann B.

Brust Jr. of RFD 2, Thurmont, is among the 18 students at Fair' a Hall, Waynesboro, on the Dean's list for the first se" i mester. She is a freshman. Virginia Harley Grove of West Second Street, was awarded her B.S. degree from St.

Louis University, St. Louis, Mo. at the Feb. 5 mid year graduation exercises. She was among 513 students who received their degrees.

Brenda Stop Rook Contest liens For Teens A "Book Jacket Contest" is bring sponsored by the Library Council of St Joseph's High School in Emmitsburg. Students entering the contest must design a cover for any book they choose, and write a brief summary of the book. 1 Money prizes will be awarded to the winners. 1 Deadline for the contest, which may be entered by students from the seventh to the 12th (grades, is Feb. 20.

Cadet Michael Albert Powell, son of Dr. and Mrs. Albert M. Powell Jr. of Frederick, has made the second honor roll for the grading period just ending.

His average was 3.50, according to an announcement by the Dean's Office of Randolph Macon Academy, Front Royal, Va. Cadet William Howard Bohn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson R. Bohn of Middletown, has made the first honor roll for the grading period just ending.

His average was 3.60, according to an announcement by the Dean's Office of Randolph-Ma- Con Academy. The average is calculated by the following scale: 1. Nancy Zimmerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D.

Zimmerman of Walkcrsville, has again been named to the Dean's List at Cedar Crest College, Allentown, Pa. She is a senior majoring in political science. Thespians Seek Props For TJ Collection Wondering what to do with that costume you designed for the Mardi Gras? Well, the costume dep a t- ment at Governor Thomas Johnson High School is quite willing to add your creation to its collection. Susan Fadley, a junior, originated the idea of asking for costumes. She explains, "There are always so many people who spend time and effort and research on a costume and then feel reluctant later to dispose of it.

We would love to relieve you of all or part of masterpiece and put it to good use some day in a school production." The thespians also are seeking derby and straw hats, old fur coats along with other props such as canes, tablecloths, shawls and lamps. Prospective donors shou 1 contact Mrs. Anna a or Susan. Question: Do yon think romance and sentiment are still associated with Valentine's Day by today's teen-agers? Frances Musselwhite, 17, a senior of RFD 1, Mt. Airy.

"No, I don't think there is as much romance and sentiment attached to Valentine's Day by today's teens. "They don't need a particular day to express their feelings about another person. And, their relationships are on a more informal basis than in the past. "I don't believe Valentine cards express any real emotion anyway." Bernard Flickinger, 18, a senior of Mt. Airy.

"Valentine's Day is beginning to become more and more commercialized. "Everyone used to make their own cards and really put feeling into them. Now, everyone buys their cards. "I just don't think today's teens really do associate romance with Valentine's Day." Virginia Hill, 17, a senior of Libertytown. "No, I don't think teen-agers connect romance and sentiment with Valentine's Day.

"I think the majority of Isen- agers rebel when it comes to expressing themselves on love and sentiment. "The tradition of giving cards, candy and gifts to most teen-agers seems old-fashion." Jim Thompson, 18, a senior of RFD 4, Mt. Airy. "I feel that Valentine's Day is more for the teen-agers than anyone else. "It seems that teen-agers are at a romantic stage, and I personally get a kick oJt of sending my girl a valentine and a present.

And, she enjoys receiving them. "Most people seem to enjoy receiving Valentine's Day cards whether they've been bought or homemade. It's nice to know someone's thinking of you." Frances Musselwhitt Ber' rd Flickinger TOP MOVIES Throngs of viewers (mostly you) rang up a new record for the film world in 1966. Offical box office movie champ, today, is "The Sound of Music" (it has earned Runner-up is 28 year- old "Gone With the Wind" ($41,200,000) if you're never seen it and you're curious, this is coming out again in a wide- screen version in 1967. Other top favorites of yours to also hit the top listings: "Mary Poppins" "My Fair Lady" and the James Bond "Thunder- ball" But a landmark movie you've probably never had a chance to Birth of a Nation," made in 1915 may still beat them all, with estimated earnings of over $50,000,000.

Virginia Hill Jim Thompson Jean Wins Yearbook Competition Jean Higdon was crowned Miss Chicftan 1966--67 at the Feb. 4 dance sponsored by Boonsboro High School's Chief- tan yearbook. i 1 The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Leonard V.

Higdon of Knoxville, Jean is a member of the chorus and senior editor of the yearbook i Linda Mills, a senior, finished 1 second, and sophomore Pat Smith was third. Crowning Jean WARK disc jockey, Travaers Ruppert. Jean Higdoi.