Sketches Of GO Candidates For Student Office
Here Are Sketches Of GO Candidates Showcasing Jim and Mary sharing school roles in sports bands clubs and student government. The vice presidential slate includes Homer Albert i Richard Bell and Jerry Turner while secretary candidates include Claudia Adams Ethel Nold and Phyllis Rowland detailing their activities awards and church involvement.
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Jim
Mary
Young People’s
Homer Alberti
Richard Bell
Jerry Turner
Homer
Butch
Vivace Club
Handley
Market Street Methodist Church
Ethel
Flint Hill High School
General
Thespian Club
Phyllis
Glee Club
Sorial Fund
Senior play The Girls in 800 presents satire and star turns
The senior play The Girls in 800 was staged last Friday night April 19 to an enthusiastic audience. Linda Richter as Aunt Hettle and Judy Wolfe as Mimsy lead a tale of Vander Wyck wealth and political embarassment amid zebra traps and a looming move when their New York apartment building faces demolition.
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Aunt Hettle
Linda Richter
Mimsy
Judy Wolfe
Hettie
Vander Wycks
van der Wyck
Vander Wyck
Old Jim
Don Lutz
509
Adam Pusey
Meredith Bowers
Professor Pusey
New
Y City
Het
Sally Bell Official Editor Roles Mentioned
Sally Bell assistant editor credited alongside Judy Belchie Clowe Mary Jo Maddox Camp Sharon Moore Sandra Ritter and Mary Scully in the byline.
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Sally Bell
Judy Belchie
Clowe
Mary Jo Maddox
Sharon Moore
Sandra Ritter
Mary Scully
Election Day at Handley A Lesson in Democracy
The Handley school editorial extols student government as a miniature democracy urging participation on election day. It contrasts active school voting with national apathy noting only 60.4 percent turnout in the last presidential election.
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Handley
United States of America
John
Final Scene of Play Sees Two Women Leave 23-Year Home
Tie refuses to leave rooms she lived in for 23 years as reporters crowd the scene. Characters include William Thomas Jim Sirbaugh Samuel Heltzel Doug Fisher Gretchen Higgs Bob Gaines Bruce Homar Bob Hileman. The Vander Wycks hide stock amid a market crash. Professor Pusey becomes adviser as Hettie and Mimsy depart for a new residence amid applause.
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Tie
William Thomas
Jim Sirbaugh
Samuel Heltzel
Douglas Fisher
Gretchen Higgs
Bob Gaines
Bruce Homar
Vander Wyck
Bob Hileman
Hettie
Mimsy
Vander Wycks
Professor Pusey
Miss Strader
Dr. Bushong
Judges Encourage Wise Voting In General Organization
Students urged to cast ballots tomorrow for responsible leaders. Forensics results from Handley district meet list prizes for Cheryl Whitney David Willis Judy Smith David Racey Nancy Madigan Lisa Huffman with Lisa advancing to state spelling.
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Ted
Handley
James Wood
George Mason
Herndon
Loudoun County
Loudoun Valley
Cheryl Whitney
David Willis
Judy
Rotary luncheon schedules and student council voting times
Forecast for Wednesday April 24 lists Chapel Room 15 with Reader Gene Willis Leader Robert White and Pianist Ann Wheeler. General Organization voting at 12 15 for Senior High and 12 50 for Junior High. Thursday April 25 notes a Rotary luncheon for Seniors and directs readers to continued coverage on page 11 column 1.
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Chapel Room
Gene Willis
Robert White
Ann Wheeler
Rotary
The Four Hundred Enters Vocabulary in 1888
The phrase The Four Hundred became common in 1888, signaling elite social circles and the uppermost class that defined New York society. It attached to exclusive gatherings and the social map of the era.
Blessed Relief From Arthritis Advertisement
An illustrated free book offer from The Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri promises non medical relief from arthritis without drugs or surgery. It urges prompt action by mail with no obligation and no agent will call, including a postcard option.
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Ball Clinic
Dept
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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Pine Motor CO
Editorial
Lom Eins
Ead
Abe
TITAN
Ion
Arthrit
Sonnel
Virginia
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Boscawen Street
Winchester, Virginia
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