Newspaper Editorial Staff Roster Listing
The lineup lists Rosalind Butler as Editor in Chief Anne Clare Dick as Assistant Editor and a corps of reporters including Patricia Brumback Karen Cowsert Jayanne Haines Susan Harper Shirley Miller Ann Milton Patricia Strosnider Nancy Gordon Anne Locke Barbara Pickeral Donna Pless Mary Sarandria Patricia Wilkins Betsy Baker Salley Bell Joyce Gano Linda Garber and Julie Glass.
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Rosalind Butler
Anne Clare Dick
Patricia Brumback
Karen Cowsert
Jayanne Haines
Susan Harper
Shirley Miller
Ann Milton
Patricia Strosnider
Nancy Gordon
Anne Locke
Barbara Pickeral
Donna Pless
Mary Sarandria
Patricia Wilkins
Betsy Baker
Salley Bell
Joyce Gano
Linda Garber
Julie Glass
Honor Week at Handley urges pledge reflection
The Handley High School editorial urges Observance Week January 15 19 to renew commitment to the school honor pledge. It warns against cheating and calls new students to sign the pledge and uphold its words, stressing personal responsibility and weekly honor.
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Handley
Handley High School
Where Has Competitive Spirit Gone
Mid term exams close a half year as homeroom assemblies fade. The piece laments lost dramatic student energy and urges talk with classmates and advisers. It suggests engraving the homeroom number on the loving cup awarded to the best assembly.
Christmas Play Our Lady's Juggler Presented by Thespian Club
The Thespian Club presented its annual Christmas play Our Lady's Juggler on December 20 1961. The serious production fit the Christmas season and was well received by the student body.
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The
Thespian Club
Thespians
Miss Flanagan In Hospital
The Junior Evening Star staff and student body regret Miss Flanagan's absence from teaching. She has been hospitalized for about three weeks and is expected to return soon. The note extends wishes for a full recovery and a speedy return.
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Evening Star
Miss Flanagan
Mr. Fry Marks Birthday Celebration Noted
Last Friday January fifth the assistant principal celebrated his birthday as the student body faculty and administration extend wishes for many happy returns.
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Mr. Fry
Handley Band Concert Tomorrow Afternoon
The Handley Concert Band directed by Mr. Gaylen Strance performs at 2 40 featuring Leroy Anderson pieces. Selections include Theme from The Apartment Sleigh Ride Ides of March The Girl in Latin The Piano Tuner The Typewriter Sandpiper Ballet The Minstrel Boy and Bugler's Holiday. Faculty and students anticipate an enjoyable concert.
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Handley
Gaylen Strance
Ride
Junior Class Selects Play for February 7 Performance
The Junior Class Play Reading Committee has chosen foot falls adapted from Wilbur Daniel Steele for this year’s production. The February 7 show features a cast including Don Lutz Boaz Portuguez Gary Streit Manuel Sirbaugh Bruce Camps Sam Hetzel Walter Rugg Doug Fisher Asa Whitelaw Linda Richter Nita Domingo Alice Carpenter Minnie Coffin Judy Wolfe Hester Wade Barbara Eavis Florinzella Mike Kruger Sylvanus Snow.
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Wilbur Daniel Steele
Barbara Eavis
Julie Glass
Carrol Bentzel
Meredith Bowers
Doug Killian
Turner Trice
Don Lutz
Boaz Portuguez
Gary Streit
Manuel Jim Sirbaugh
Bruce Camps
Sam Hetzel
Walter Rugg
Doug Fisher
Asa Whitelaw
Linda Richter
Nita Domingo
Alice Carpenter
Minnie Coffin
Judy Wolfe
Hester Wade
Florinzella
Mike Kruger
Sylvanus Snow
Honor Week at Handley School Promotes Honor Pledge
Honor Week runs January 15 to 19 at Handley School. The Honor Court urges seventh graders and new students to sign the Honor Pledge. Representatives will visit homerooms and a main hall table for signing. The pledge commits students not to give or receive unauthorized help and to use only their own property unless allowed.
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Handley School
Handley
Teams Practice During Holiday
During the holiday period both junior varsity and varsity basketball teams kept up morning practices despite the school break.
Prize photos from Kodak High School Contest on display
A selection of prize winning photographs from the 15th Annual Kodak High School Photo Contest is exhibited in the main hall. The display runs until January 12 with viewing hours from nine to five for the public.
Down Payment to Reserve 1962 Handian Yearbook
Students may reserve the 1962 Handi an yearbook with a $2 down payment. The full price is $4, and the book will be held until May. Purchases begin after Monday, January 29.
Chapel and basketball notices for week schedule
Wednesday and Monday chapels list readers leaders and pianists including Sherry Cain Mary Stubbs Carolyn Crisman Ann Simpson Diane Carper Ann Fuller Douglas Killian David Bowers Joyce Anne Gano. Basketball games at Herndon and versus Strasburg at home.
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Reader
Sherry Cain
Mary Stubbs
Carolyn Crisman
Ann Simpson
Diane Carper
Ann Fuller
Herndon
Douglas Killian
David Bowers
Joyce Anne Gano
Wave of Colds Influenza Sweeps Britain
London AP reports a broad wave of colds and influenza sweeping Britain after a cold spell. Absenteeism rises as an auto plant shuts lines and a hospital closes its casualty department due to staff illness. Health ministry says outbreak not epidemic and virus is mild.
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London
Britain
Ministry of Health
Virginia road toll reaches 23 with two new fatalities
The Virginia road toll rose to 23 after two fatal accidents. Bernard A. Malone, 18, of Newport News, died from injuries from a crash on U S 60. Bobby Hewitt, 16, of Lyndhurst, died after a two truck collision on U S 340 near Waynesboro. Coffey, a Lyndhurst passenger, is in critical condition. Trooper J L Slater III suffered burns helping a crash victim.
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Virginia
Bernard A. Malone
Newport News
Malone
U. S
Bobby Hewitt
Lyndhurst
King’s Daughters Hospital
Staunton
U.S. 340
Waynesboro
Augusta County
Billy June Coffey
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Irvin Hoffman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hoffman
Petersburg General Hospital
U. S. 301
Stoney Creek
Sussex County
J. L. Slater III
Norwood Drive
Alexandria
Daniel E. Thayer
Springfield
Alexandria Hospital
Slater
Morgantown Man Ousted as West Virginia Aeronautics Chief
James A. Downs of Morgantown was removed as director of the West Virginia State Aeronautics Commission by a 3-2 vote. He will leave the $600 monthly post January 15, with Gloria White to run the office until a successor is chosen. A Feb 18 special meeting is set amid a bitter five‑commissioner dispute.
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Charleston
W. Va
James A. Downs
Morgantown
State Aeronautics Commission
Downs
Gloria White
Commission
CC. V. Swisher
Clarksburg
David P. Williams
St. Albans
Ray C. Epperly
Parkersburg
Oscar Tate
White Sulphur Springs
Burl A. Sawyers
Swisher
James Blackburn
Ravenswood
West Virginia Aeronautics Society
Katz Drug Stores pioneer Michael Katz dies at 74
Michael H. Katz, founder of a Kansas City chain and former candy stand operator, rose to board chairman of Katz Drug Stores before dying Monday from a heart ailment.
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Kansas City, Mo
Michael H. Katz
Super
Katz Drug Stores
Not Pro Castro Dip in Tourist Dollars Spurs Action in Mexico
Mexico relies on tourism alongside exports to drive its economy with tourism revenues near 700 million dollars annually. The piece notes Mexico’s pro American stance amid anti US sentiment and highlights the role of American tourist dollars, especially in relation to Joe Blake of Goose Creek and potential diplomatic influence in 1962.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Joe Blake
Goose Creek
Washington
State Department
United States
Latin America
Big Arkie Invited for Florida Vacation
A frost bitten Arkansas alligator named Big Arkie is invited to Florida sunshine for a vacation with chicken daily and alligators to play with. Dania Seminole Reservation council member Laura Mae Osceola reportedly extended the invite to Little Rock Zoo. Raymond A. Squires of the Little Rock Zoo says Big Arkie cannot be sent, citing his value and lack of playful nature among the zoo’s 11 other alligators. He notes the 13 foot long, 600 pound reptile suffers vitamin deficiency and mouth fungus likely from reduced sunlight after a skylight was removed from his indoor pen.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Arkansas
Laura Mae Osceola
Big Arkie
Little Rock
Ark
Florida
Raymond A. Squires
Little Rock Zoo
Mrs. Osceola
Squires
Relics of Israelite Settlement Found Near Sea of Galilee
Excavations at Ein Gev across from Tiberias uncover religious articles believed to be relics from a King David era Israelite settlement about 1000 years before Christ, AP reports via Israeli Radio.
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Jerusalem
David
Ein Gev
Sea of Galilee
Tiberias
Soviet Union Tests Crewless Tanker Voyages
At the Caspian Sea, the Soviet Union showcases a crewless tanker project. Marine Administrator W Alexander told the Marine Society of New York that the Inzhener An Pustoshkin will undergo fully automated operations with shore control over long distances. The USSR is also building two of 45,000 ton automated tankers with a single crewman handling turbines and boilers from the bridge.
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New York
Ee Union
Caspian
W. Alexander
Alexander
Marine Society of New York
Soviet Union
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