Summer of 1979Volume XXVEdition 6Issue HighlightsJean Bourne, 19, Miss Maryland USA, posed for the cover of this issue. Borne studied radio and television at the University of Maryland to one day be a famous television commentator.Those dining at Pizza Hut on 28th Street could “SuperStyle” their pizza and get extra toppings.The Commander Hotel featured “Boardwalk… Read more »
Showell Elementary kindergartners are learning about two-dimensional shapes. In Mrs. VanKlompenberg’s class, Trey McCabe, Callie Cutlip and Christian Pino drew, cut and decorated shape ornaments to make a holiday tree.
Getting a break from my kids makes me a better parent.That may sound odd, but it’s the truth. It’s refreshing to get away a couple times a year without the kids, as it broadens the perspective on life and reminds Pam and me that we are actually husband and wife and not just parents swimming… Read more »
At last month’s Salvation Army Red of Kettle Kickoff in Salisbury, the Kiwanis Club of Greater Ocean Pines-Ocean City was recognized as the 2014 campaign Civic Organization winner with 272 volunteer hours ringing the bell. Club members were assisted by members of the Stephen Decatur High School Key Club who also rang the bell at… Read more »
In lieu of a Thanksgiving feast, kindergarten, first grade and second grade students at Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School held a food drive to benefit a local food pantry sponsored by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a Catholic lay organization providing help to people in need. Standing, from left, are Victoria Campos, Laila Pascucci, Max… Read more »
Twenty-two Worcester Preparatory School student athletes were named to the fall Eastern Shore Independent Athletic Conference All-Conference Team. Pictured, from left, are girls soccer team standouts Olivia Bescak (first team), Madison Bescak (first team), Julia D’Antonio (first team), Julie Talbert (first team), Gracie Gardner (first team), Maggie Coutu (second team) and Delaney Abercrombie (second team).
Mya Williamson and Jake Parsons from Faith Murray’s fourth grade class at Ocean City Elementary School are pictured using laptop technology to research ferrets and chinchillas for their classroom non-experimental Science Fair project. Once all of the information is collected, it will be used in a PowerPoint presentation for the OCES Science Fair.
Named to the All ESIAC teams from the Worcester Prep varsity soccer team were, from left, Owen Nally (first team), Wyatt Richins (first team), Brendan Miller (first team), Charlie Pritchard (second team), Patrick Petrera (second team), Seth Lewis (second team), Ross Dickerson (second team) and Tate Shockley (honorable mention).
The Knights of Columbus, Council 9053 sponsored a Soccer Shootout at Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School last month. Students competed in events involving the sport of soccer. On November 18, the following students were recognized for place 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. Thank you to the gentlemen of the Knights of Columbus. Top finishers from MBS… Read more »
Buckingham Elementary students Meet Patel, Levi McDaniel, Keira Budd and Layla Evans in Mrs. Sheryl Mitrecic’s Pre-K class participated in a sensory investigation. Students explored how their sense of smell affects their sense of taste as part of their Five Senses unit.