Ocean City Elementary School kindergarten students Kaleb Stewart and Mia Barzilay West from Christine Lieb’s class are dressed up in their Thanksgiving finery to enjoy a special snack. The celebration is a culmination of a month-long unit on the first Thanksgiving celebrated by the Pilgrims in the new land.
Ocean City looked much different in this aerial photo taken in 1946 between 14th and 15th streets.The large building in the center was the original Commander Hotel before its second wing was added and the vacant space to its left is today the site of the Beach Plaza Hotel and its adjoining parking lot. The… Read more »
The student chapter of Kids Against Animal Abuse and Testing (KAAAT) at Stephen Decatur High School held a school-wide drive in November to collect food for the Worcester Humane Society. The students collected a total of 622.5 pounds of food to be donated. The food drive was competitive, and the winning class was Naval Science… Read more »
Adham Labwam applies the beginning touches to the Egyptian Death mask that will cover Luke Davis’ face. As part of world history class, Berlin Intermediate sixth graders made masks out of paper mache and then painted them to look authentic.
Summer of 1977Volume XIIIEdition 7Issue Highlights• This week’s “Resorter Girl” was 17-year-old Nancy Machado, an Oxen Hill resident who worked at South Moon Under• In Donaway Furniture’s ad, the motto was “We Just Look Expensive …” It also read “Master Charge & Bank Americard Honored.”• Among stores included at Shantytown in West Ocean City were Kite Loft, Fig… Read more »
Students from Tina Adams’ second grade class at Ocean City Elementary wrote stories about what they are thankful for. Showing off the thankful posters they created to go along with their writing pieces were, from left, Riley Pruitt, Ksenia Drakos, Michael Hoos and Nicole Kiser.
Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School students participated in “Operation Christmas Child.” The school’s first grade class is pictured with the special Christmas boxes. The MBS Library donated money to buy supplies to pack 10 boxes to send to needy children across the world. Each box contained a variety of items such as toiletries, school supplies,… Read more »
Worcester Preparatory School Headmaster Barry Tull enjoys working with kindergarten students Reed Corron and Anna Mumford during Worcester’s celebration of Book Week. Tull read his all-time favorite book, Oh the Places You’ll Go! by Dr. Seuss, to Cathy Auxer’s and Tracey Berry’s kindergarten classes.
Worcester Prep Upper School students who offered prayers at the school’s annual Thanksgiving Service were, from left, Arella Berger, Nik Moondra, Ali Khan and Jeremiah Nsah.
Berlin Intermediate students Jarrett Humphress, London Drummond and Nicolas Vinogrado “put drugs to sleep” by wearing their pajamas to school for Red Ribbon Week.