Junior Daze Variety Show Set for February 7
The Junior Class presents the comedy variety show Junior Daze on February 7 with Jay Lucas and Gayle Larrick as chairmen. Committees include Costumes Becky Duncan Stage and Lighting June Bush Tom Bell Scenery Mary Troester Tickets Debbie McAboy Programs Lynn Sullivan Make-up Robbie Manuel Choreography Ann Stewart Jane Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Lucas
Gayle Larrick
June Bush
Tom Bell
Mary Troester
Handley Creative Writing Contest Seeks Student Submissions
Ninth to twelfth grade students are urged to enter the Handley Creative Writing contest by February 15. Essays up to 3000 words, short stories up to 4000 words, and poems of any length are welcome. Prizes include five dollars for top entries, with awards guided by Booster Club and possible inclusion in the Images literary magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Images
Booster Club
One Hour Go and Stop Dress Pattern 4619 Ad
Short on time pattern ad offers Printed Pattern 4619 in new half sizes from 10 1/2 to 22 1/2 with bust 37 inches. Includes two main pattern parts plus binding and mail order to Anne Adams in New York for 65 cents plus 15 cents postage. Also promotes pattern catalog with over 100 new fashions and a sewing book offer.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Forensics Plans At Handley School With Numerous Coaches
Forensics events are scheduled with phase selections and student preparations. Coaches announced include Prose Reading led by Mrs. Mason with assistants Streit and Ritter. Poetry by Mrs. Jenkins. Public Speaking co-chaired by Mrs. McMullan and Mr. Wilson with Schmeller and Walker. Spelling chaired by Miss Finkelstein with Becraft and Wheeler assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Virginia Mason
Streit
Ritter
Jenkins
Buzzard
Siddall
Underwood
Leadership Conference Planned at Handley for Spring
Lee Johnson announces a Spring Leadership Conference at Handley featuring a student led seminar with leaders from nearby colleges and a banquet. Honor Week activities include signing the Honor Book and receiving a pledge card on Jan 9 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Johnson
Executive Council
Handley
Lee
Sarah Schroth
Sarah
Chrisman to Play Russian Nobleman in Chekhov One Act
Gary Chrisman a senior portrays a Russian nobleman in Handley Drama Class production of The Boor by Anton Chekhov. Claudia Sloat and Robert Creamer co star as widow and servant on a late nineteenth century Russian estate. Patrick Siddall directs. show in the auditorium January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Chrisman
Handley
Anton Chekhov
Claudia Sloat
Robert Creamer
Patrick Siddall
Chess Club Holds First Meeting At Handley
The newly formed Chess Club held its first meeting last Tuesday night at Handley. Sponsor Mr. McGuigan said twelve boys and girls attended and were greatly enthused with the club and looked forward to future competition.
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Handley
McGuigan
DECA Club Aids March of Dimes Campaign
The Handley DECA Club spent January supporting the March of Dimes. Members run a Saturday coffee and doughnut stand in front of Mc Crory's and call for donations. Last Saturday a roadblock on Handley Boulevard and Washington Street collected contributions with balloons for drivers and passengers.
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Deca Club of
Handley
McCrory’s
Deca Club
Handley Boulevard
Washington Street
Jr Star Staff Names Editor In Chief And Staff List
Donna DeLoatche named editor in chief of Jr Star with Susanne Brown Emily Cone and nine reporters listed including Cynthia McAboy Care el Gore Jean Hammer Barbara Lyons Laurie McKeown Patricia Rinker Sarah Schroth Susan Sullivan Elizabeth Tulow and Robin Wolfe along with assistant editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanne Brown
Emily Cone
Careel Gore
Jean Hammer
Barbara, Lyons
Laurie McKeown
Patericia Rinker
Sarah Schroth
Susan Sullivan
Elizabeth Tulow
Robin Wolfe
Handley Emphasizes Honor System During Honor Week
Editorial praises Handley High School's Honor System as a self discipline tradition. It urges students to sign the pledge not to cheat or lie and to uphold honor inside and outside school amid exam pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
William Shakespeare
Examination Time Is Here for Handley Students
Examination time has arrived for Handley students in grades 8 through 12. The first exam occurred today on January 14 and the final exam is scheduled for Friday January 19.
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Handley
India Refuses to Back Britain on Nuclear Treaty
India opposes a Commonwealth endorsement of the nuclear nonproliferation pact at the 28 nation summit. Indian officials argue the treaty favors existing nuclear powers and would perpetuate a monopoly, while Australia Canada back Britain and Tanzania Zambia support India’s stance amid concerns over South Africa’s nuclear capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
India
Britain
Australia
Canada
Tanzania
Zambia
South Africa
Jayvees Hit 5-1 Mark After Early Schedule
The Junior Varsity basketball team of 35 freshmen and sophomores stands five wins and one loss after six of 18 games. Coached by William Isherwood they beat George Mason twice, Warren County, Loudoun Valley, and Clarke County. They lost to Robert E. Lee. Next game is Friday at 6:30 in Handley Gym against arch rival James Wood, followed by the varsity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Isherwood
George Mason
Warren County
Loudoun Valley
Clarke County
Robert E. Lee
James Wood
Handley Gymnasium
Robinson Addresses Student Body on Honor System
State Sen J Kenneth Robinson an Handley High alumnus spoke to Handley students about upholding personal honor. He urged honesty and reporting violations to protect the weak during Honor Week January 6 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kenneth Robinson
Handley High School
Robinson
Robinon
Mr. Robinson
Handley
Grass Fire Extinguished at Lockhart's Turkey Farm
Firefighters from Clearbrook and Shawnee quickly put out a grass fire at Lockhart's Turkey Farm off Berryville Ave in about 15 minutes after being called around 1 15 p.m. The cause remains undetermined and only a small area was burned.
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Clearbrook
Shawnee
Lockhart
Turkey Farm
Berryville Ave
No Junior Evening Star on January 21
The Junior Evening Star will not publish on January 21 due to exam week and teacher work days. The next issue will be released on January 28.
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Evening Star
Birth of Capehart's son announced in December
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Capehart on the birth of their son on December 19. Virginia reports about 2.1 million licensed drivers in the state.
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Mrs. Capehart
Virginia
Navy shipyard christening marks Blue Ridge launch
Capt. Floyd W. Gooch Jr. and Mrs. Harry F. Byrd Jr. joined crowds at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard for the christening of the USS Blue Ridge. Mrs. Byrd broke the champagne bottle on the bow as the ceremony opened the vessel’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd W. Gooch, Jr
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester
Byrd
U.S.S. Blue Ridge
Shenandoah Honors 14 Fall Semester Students
Fourteen Shenandoah College students are named Fall Semester Honor Students for 1968. Each carried at least 14 credit hours and posted a quality point average above 3.25 with no grade below C. The list includes students from Winchester Berryville Strasburg Front Royal and other towns with varied credits and GPA figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah College
Winchester
Berryville
Strasburg
Front Royal
Shenandoah
Madelyn Elizabeth Altevogt
Towson
Linda Belle Hodson
Rt. 2
Jean Elaine Schaeffer
Wheaton
James Albert Loach
St. Augustine
Fla
Laura LaFonatine White
Laura Ellen Beeler
Judith Ann Kipps
Sunnyside Station
Stephen Michael Rhodes
Broadway
Bradford Craig Grassmoon
Bottled Water Boom Expands Across United States
Bottled water becomes a $65 million industry as pollution fluoride pesticides and chlorine drive demand. Mountain Valley Water Co president John C. Scott predicts $100 million in sales by 1970. Currently about one in 600 U S homes use bottled water with higher adoption in Southern California where one in seven homes do.
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Hot Springs
Ark
John C. Scott
Mountain Valley Water Co
Scott
United States
California
Capiases Ordered for Four Indicted in Corporation Court
Judge El liott D. Marshall issued capiases for four men in separate indictments by a special grand jury. Lynn Allen Williams and Lewis Lindberg Boles face charges of missile throwing and Boles for breaking into Winchester Lodge 1283. Rex W. Turner and John Stephen Burcham were indicted for false pretenses and breaking into a storehouse on Cork Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Elliott D. Marshall
Capiases
Lynn Allen Williams
Lewis Lindberg Boles
Lewis Lindberg Preston
Boles
Winchester Lodge
Loyal Order of the Moose
E. Cork St
Williams
Rex W. Turner
John Stephen Burcham
Turner
Carolyn Barber
Burcham
W. Cork St
E.E. Bayliss Jr
Seven- Eleven Stores, Inc
Mrs Byrd Christens Navy Ship Blue Ridge at Philadelphia Yard
Mrs. Byrd Christens U S S Blue Ridge LCC 19 in Philadelphia with Sen Gaylord Nelson as speaker. The amphibious command ship, first of its kind, costs over 50 million dollars and aims to coordinate ships and troops in amphibious assaults. Keel laid February 27 1967. completion slated July 17 1970. Virginia DMV announces 117 contract agencies selling license tags statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester
U.S.S. Blue Ridge
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
U.S. Navy
Blue Ridge Mountains
U.S
Gaylord A. Nelson
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Blue Ridge
Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles
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Junior Evening Star
Sara Schroth
Lynette Dellinger
Anne Warner
School Register of Honor
Becky Duncan
Debbie McAboy
Lynn Sullivan
Make
Robbie Manuel
Ann Stewart
Jane Butler
College of William and Mary
Chrisman
Chess Club
Aids Campaign
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Cynthia McAboy
Editorial
Jayvees
Holiday Drive
Patricia Ann Pyne
Jamestown Road
Charles William Galloway
Susan Elaine Penn
Alexandria
Wayne Ashby Vowell
Apt
Strand
Bobby Gene Kerns
Rt. 4
Mrs. Byrd Christens
Navy Ship
Life Insurance
Great Lakes Insurance Company
Elgin
SVNB
Shenan Ndoah
Bank
Vrginia
F.D.I.C
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