Newspaper Staff Roster Lists Editors and Reporters
The document names Rosalind Butler as Editor-in-Chief and Anne Clare Dick as Assistant Editor. It lists reporters including Patricia Brumback Karen Cowsert Jayanne Haines Susan Harper Shirley Miller Ann Milton Patricia Strosni der Nancy Gordon Anne Locke Barbara Pickeral Donna Pless Mary Sarandria Patricia Wilkins Betsy Baker Salley Bell Joyce Gano Linda Garber and Julie Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Editorial on exam study and midterm preparation
A reflective piece urges students to treat exam study seriously as midterms approach. It warns against procrastination and notes that exams will count heavily toward semester grades, emphasizing consistent effort through the first semester.
Pattern 7226 Crochet Guide From Needlecraft Catalog
An advertisement for crochet patterns and crafts by mail from Alice Brooks in New York. It promotes filet crochet patterns with edging, pattern 7226, and cites pricing for patterns and mailing. It notes a 1962 Needlecraft Catalog with a variety of sewing and embroidery designs and offers two free patterns with a 25 cent send.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Needlecraft
Concert Band Delivers Enjoyable Wednesday Program
The Concert Band under Mr. Gayle Strance presented a pleasing program for students and staff on Wednesday afternoon. Featured pieces included Leroy Anderson selections and standout performances by Barbara Pickeral on the typewriter in The Typewriter and Linda Garber on Theme From the Apartment.
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Handley
Stu
Gayle Strance
Leroy Anderson
Barbara Pickeral
David Bowers
Jeffrey Slonaker
Tommy Grim
Gublar
Don Lutz
Linda Garber
Last Minute Exam Advice Urges Focus Before Tests
A college guidance note urges students to study now for upcoming exams. It warns against cramming, recommends one hour nightly review, and encourages asking instructors about tough topics during pre exam review days.
Committees Named for Junior Play
The Junior Class assigns production teams for its class play. Betsy Baker and Sally Bell lead Production Managers. Committees include Light chaired by Robert Gaines with Sharon Dodson, Sound chaired by Connie Carlisle with Robert Saville, Julie Glass and Danny Cameron, Properties led by Carolyn Manuel with Larry Meadows, Doug Killian, Linda Garber, Stephany Martin and Earl Willey, Costumes led by Carole Keller with Shirley Jones, Barbara Haymaker and Earl Willey, Programs by Marion Lewis, Tickets led by Steve Bauserman with John Eddy, Steve Butler, Denny Reed, Greg Penn, John Anderson and Larry Meadows, Advertising chaired by Vicky Miller with Vicki Rockwell, Darlene Hilleary and Sheri Whitney, Make-up chaired by Joyce Miller with Fred McKay, Pat Davis, Turner Trice, Nancy Kincaid and Anne Holsinger, Promoters Joyce Gano and Ginger Siebert.
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Connie Carlisle
Robert Saville
Julie Glass
Danny Cameron
Carolyn Manuel
Larry Meadows
Doug Killian
Linda Garber
Stephany Martin
Earl Willey
Carole Keller
Shirley Jones
Barbara Haymaker
Marion Lewis
Steve Bauserman
John Eddy
Steve Butler
Denny Reed
Greg Penn
John Anderson
Vicky Miller
Vicki Rockwell
Darlene Hilleary
Sheri Whitney
Joyce Miller
Fred McKay
Pat Davis
Turner Trice
Nancy Kincaid
Anne Holsinger
Joyce Gano
Ginger Siebert
Virginia Avenue Principal Ill Miss Charlotte DeHart
The students and faculty of Handley express regrets that Miss Charlotte DeHart is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. It is hoped she will soon be well enough to resume her work as Principal of the Virginia Avenue School.
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Handley
Charlotte DeHart
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Virginia Avenue School
Science Day At Handley Welcomes New Science Club Members
A Senior Science Club meeting on Tuesday January 10 discussed plans for Science Day 2011. New members wore green armbands and recited their memory work, while existing initiates also wore armbands, and the club expressed pride and welcome.
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Science Club
Kodak High School Photo Awards Contest Announcement
Kodak Camera Company of Rochester New York sponsors a High School Photo Awards Contest from January 1 1962 to March 31 1962. Ninth through twelfth graders may participate and a pamphlet with rules prizes and details is available on a table in the main hall.
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The
Kodak Camera Company
Rochester
N.Y
Girls Monogram Club Plans Skit for Basketball Assembly
The Girls Monogram Club met last Tuesday during senior advisory. They decided to begin rehearsals for a skit to be presented at the basketball assembly. After school, the group polished trophies from the main hall trophy case.
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Monogram Club
Monogram
Executive Council Votes for Wreath and Rescue Donation
The Executive Council met on Monday January 8 and voted to place a wreath on Judge John Handley’s grave for his birthday January 27. It also approved a $25 contribution to the Rescue Squad Fund Drive to thank them for lending their crash truck at football games.
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John Handley
Senior Class Meet Advisory and Chapel Reader Roles
Forecast outlines weekly events including advisory period for Senior Class, Chapel Reader led by Patricia Brumback with Betsy Baker and pianist Joyce Anne Gano, Thespian Club meeting, and Friday Chapel Reader led by Dr. Quarles with Leslie McNally and Patricia Brumback. Basketball games noted with George Macon and John Mosby. Exams set for Monday and Tuesday mornings 9 to 12.
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Patricia Brumback
Betsy Baker
Joyce Anne Gano
Thespian Club
Dr. Quarles
Leslie McNally
Patrica Brumback
George Macon
A President Always Has His Problems
AP columnist Arthur Edson surveys John F. Kennedy after a year in office. He notes steady patterns in how Kennedy handles questions at news conferences, the shifting of press venues, and the loss of intimate, informal presidential chumminess as reporters moved to the State Department auditorium.
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Arthur Edson Washington
Kennedy
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Soviet Union
Cuba
Castro
Laos
Thompson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
State Department
Waterloo
John W. Latimer Jr
The
Washington Heart Association
Latimer
Mother Guilty On Election Law Charge In Oklahoma City
Mary Laflamme, mother of two, testified she voted at four polling places in the December 5 school board election to protest supervision. A Common Pleas Court jury found her guilty of violating state election laws, sentencing pending.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Mary Laflamme
Common Pleas Court
Charles Gregory
Snow Shoveling Dangers Highlight Heart Association Warning
The American Heart Association warns snow shoveling raises heart attack and stroke risk for those over 40. Do not overexert, push or lift with proper form, and seek doctor clearance for heart disease. Stay cautious and consider letting someone else handle heavy clearing tasks.
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Washington
Deer Stand
American Heart Association
Latimer
Woman who sold house to Negro complains of threats
Roanoke police said they are checking into a white resident's complaint that neighbors have threatened her since selling her Sherman Drive home to NAACP attorney Reuben E. Lawson. Mrs. Colbert said calls and a brick throw were aimed at her and her children after the sale.
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Roanoke
R. G. Colbert
Sherman Drive
NAACP
Reuben E. Lawson
Commonwealth
Leroy Moran
Colbert
Richmond
Colberts
Lawson
Judge sentences woman to 30 days jail and $1000 fine
Judge Dwain Box imposes a 30 day jail term and a $1000 fine after a case with alleged lack of criminal intent. Gregory stated he would appeal the decision.
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Dwain Box
Gregory
False teeth powder promises steadier wear in ads
An advertisement touts FASTEETH a non acidic alkaline powder to sprinkle on dentures to prevent slipping and embarrassment. It claims teeth hold firmer, feel more comfortable, and even freshen breath, with FASTEETH available at drug counters.
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Dent
Rosalind Butler
Anne Clare Dick
Editorial
Rane
By Mike Basel
Sally Bell
Robert Gaines
Sharon Dodson
Cele
Pontiac
Kern Motor Company
S. Loudoun St
Winchester
Virginia Ave
Kodak
Girls’ Monogram Club
John Mosby
William C. Owen
S. Loudoun
YEE Cnel
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
Bell System
Compas
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