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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1958
Page
5
a playful school note urges seniors to rehearse for the pageant and jokes about Apple Blossom hats band fashion and sun tanning while encouraging daily class activities ahead of the upcoming festival and a reminder to do their best
Winchester Kiwanis Club hosts William D. Nash of the Winches ter-rederick County Health Department as guest speaker at the noon luncheon. Nash, active in Boy Scouts and health and safety work, will discuss Health and Safety. The item notes new lakes in Washington created by the Columbia Basin project with some areas restricted to juvenile fishermen.
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia a partition suit over Ida Mae Markell's real estate on East North Avenue proceeds. Defendants Belle Shepherd Daniel Cochran William Cochran Helen Cochran Hanson Dora Dutrow Richard Cochran Katherine Gerald William Cochran Joseph Cather Jr Richard Ginn must appear within ten days after publication to protect interests. Publication to occur weekly for four weeks in Winchester Evening Star. Copies to be posted at courthouse and mailed to defendants at listed addresses.
The Booster Club elected Kay McKean as President and Shanda Kiser as Vice President and assistant editor of the Jr. Evening Star. Virginia Athey was chosen Secretary and Evelyn Riley named Editor of the Jr. Evening Star. Kay McKean is a varsity cheerleader and Monogram Club member. Luanda Kiser participates in multiple clubs including Thespian Science Monogram and Library.
The Senior Class met in the upstairs study hall during advisory on April 15 to discuss caps and gowns. Ann Sullivan and Eugene Sine were chosen to collect rental costs from the two senior homerooms. A class gift committee was formed with Pat Sudduth Sally Dunn Ann Sullivan Susan Crisman Graham Nelson Rodney Duncan Harold Madagan and Paul Rhodes.
Thursday April 24 advisory period Science Club meeting in upstairs study hall. Friday April 25 advisory period Monitor Commission meeting in health room. Saturday April 26 at 1 p.m. Invitation Track Meet.
The newspaper lists editors and a wide roster of reporters including Ann Sirbaugh Betty Jo Johnson Gayle Crabill Sally Dunn Pat Pugh Susan Bierer Sus an Crisman Genevieve Mc Con ey Joan Miller and others across departments. The grouping highlights the newsroom’s composition and contributor names for readers tracking byline credits.
Editorial salutes the backstage crew of the Apple Blossom pageant. Mary Boxley and her sewing class crafted many costumes, while Katherine Pannill and her art classes supplied props. Gratitude is given to the dresser-room staff and timing coordinators who ensure entries occur on cue.
A large mixed list of crossword clues across and down with various definitions and wordplay hints. Entries include headland lean-to wading bird fibber fine meal land measures wise type measure Algonquian Indians lifetimes perish timepiece face twig steep derisive shout young dog linen vestment kind of wound music note spar clout veneration woodland paths ancient weight seeing that traveler s stop over prosecutes judicially etc.
Mr. Dward Berryman and assistants perform carpentry tasks essential to the pageant. Students and others move the piano daily, restoring it each evening. Credit goes to these behind the scenes workers who enable the festival's success.
Two 1954 graduates, Pau Hillyard of Handley and John Miller of James Wood, work as student teachers. Hillyard, studying for a Shepherd College B S in Physical Education, leads some boys classes and assists Apple Blossom rehearsals. He presides over the Ram's Athletic Club and is Tau Kappa Epsilon member active in intramurals. Miller also assists in classes as a student teacher.
A Shepherd College instructor majors in School Music toward Liberal Arts and Music Education. He teaches the junior band and has begun guiding senior members. He belongs to Theta Fraternity and participates in the Marching and Concert Bards, the school choir, and intramural sports.
Profiles list nicknames birthplaces courses favorite subjects songs pastimes and ambitions for several seniors including WILL MONROE VANSCOY CARL ETTA A WISECARVER and SARA ELIZABETH YEAKLEY. Entries note aims such as joining the French Foreign Legion and becoming a Certified Public Accountant with varied personal details.
The subject from Winchester lists math as favorite subject and sports cars as a hobby. They admire auto mechanics and hope to become a successful businessman. Their nickname is Snapper and Twilight Time is a favorite song. They aim to run the 100 meters in 21.8 seconds.
The 5th annual Handley Science Fair will be staged at Handley Gym for three days May 7 8 and 9. The event is open to the public Friday night May 9 at 7 30 p m with Science Fair Committee guides. Exhibits range from white mic to rocket fuels amid varied themes like Little Man in a Big Universe or Space Travel.
The Handley Science Fair features Senior and Junior Science Club competitors in biology chemistry and physics with first through third place prizes. Winners from each group face off for Best in Fair. Exhibits, some begun earlier this year, showcase student effort and learning. May 7 8 and 9 mark the event as rockets guide attendance and interest in science.
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