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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
5
A fragment from a school page notes Earl L. Madigan Jr focusing on bee studies and planning for a successful future. The piece emphasizes lunchroom activity and personal effort as keys to achievement.
A student shares plans to attend Coker College for Winchester and reflects on enjoying World and American history. They express happiness in junior and senior years and hope for future success in any chosen path.
A reader describes personal interests in agriculture and math and outlines future plans. They mention joining the Navy, enjoying hunting and bowling, and aiming for a stable, fulfilling life with a good job. The passage reflects aspirations and self-identity in a casual, diary-like voice.
A brief notice invites all students to attend the physical education session. It emphasizes readiness and participation for the upcoming activities and workouts.
A fragmented note introduces a person nicknamed Mac born in Middletown. The legible text hints at hobbies like woodwork and literature, suggesting a personal postcard or diary snippet from a historical page.
A Marlette Michigan native shares plans to join the Navy next year to study electronics. She aims to build a future by supporting her family and pursuing a meaningful career, balancing work with prom shop and decoration duties.
The Handley Hi Notes performed a lively concert with Dwight Miller and Steve White leading cornet selections. Soloists included Bill Mason Jim Madden Chris Allan and Scott Atkinson as the group played tunes from The Breeze and I to When the Saints Come Marching In and Woodchoppers Ball. Linda Garber featured on piano in In a Pensive Mood.
The Booster Club hosted a senior high advisory period for district forensic meet preparations. Cheryl Whitney David Willis Judith Smith and David Racey read prose and poetry introductions by Betsy Baker. Lisa Huffman will spell Nancy Madagan and Mike OConnor spoke public speaking speeches. Betsy wished the team luck and noted student support.
Yesterday afternoon girls in grades 11 and 12 not taking Physical Education began badminton practice. Girls in grades 10 to 12 who take PE will not practice after school but will be eligible for the tournaments.
Betsy Baker Connie Carlisle Alice Carpenter Barbara Eavis Linda Garbe Lew Higgs Carolyn e Jyn Manuel Joyce Milne Vicky Miller Linda Rich ter Janet Shawen Cheryl Whitney Judy Belchie Clowe Campbell Mary Jo Maddox Sharon Moore Sandra Ritter and Mary Scully named as reporters in the byline roundup from the regional desk.
Editorial notes anxious two weeks as Handley students rehearse speeches and poetry with teachers aiding. On Saturday at James Wood High School Handley faces six rival schools in an interscholastic forensic contest. Leaders David Willis and Cheryl Whitney earn congratulations for their wins and good luck wishes.
Reading participants include David Racey and Judith Smith in poetry readings. Public speaking contenders are Michael O Conner and Nancy Madigan with Lisa Huffman handling the spelling segment.
The Thespian Club announced prospective new members from 95 tryouts. Twelve were selected including Carolyn Crisman and Mar-.
The article previews the Senior Play with Meredith Bowers Gretchen Higgs Don Latz Judy Wolfewena and others in roles from Adam Pusey to Miss Freud. It notes past participation in the 1962 Junior Play and various church and school productions.
Judy Wolfe and her Initiation Committee prepare for the initiation of the new members May 9. Bennett, Rathman, Alberti, Bush, Schrader, Himel right, Dunlap, Nold, Morrison, Green, and Bennett are listed among those involved.
Candidates named for GO officers race include President Gene Fisher James Riley Mary Scully Vice President Homer Alberti Richard Bell Jerry Turner Secretary Claudia Adams Ethel Nold Phyllis Rowland An assembly will host campaigns before the election set for April 24.
An exhibition of watercolor paintings was held in the main hall of the school on April 8 and 9 featuring winning art entries.
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