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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1964
Page
7
Honor Week from January 21 to 25 was proclaimed with Ron nye Gore issuing honor pledge cards to seventh graders. Students may sign or renew pledge cards during advisory periods or the senior high lunch in the auditorium lobby. The Honor Court urges daily commitment to honor beyond exams.
Spring fashion ad promotes pattern 4741 for Misses sizes 12 to 20 with fabric yardage guideline for size 16. Offers 50 cents pattern price plus 15 cents mailing and urges ordering the Spring-Summer catalog with a free coupon for patterns and design ideas.
The Thespians impressed with Tea at Four by Richard Wilkinson. Prue Neville and Allen Blaine spark questions of murder while inspector Butch Abberti and butler Tom Lee deliver tense performances. Cast members Kay Franklin Bill Davis Susie Alberti Sus n Goode praised along with directors Miss Barr and Mr Landis.
Read excerpts from the Class of 64 interviews listing students Carolyn Crisman Peter Crosby Victor Daniel Barbara DeHaven Paul Cram Carolyn Crider Dennis Derry Janet DeHaven Dove Jan Dove DeHaven. Profiles show careers, favorite subjects, hobbies, hometowns, and personal nicknames.
Barbara Harper Darlene Himes Mary Jo Maddox Lin da Mallory Sandra Morrison and Mary Scully are named in the community notice. The list appears as a set of involved residents or correspondents in a local matter. No further context is provided in the readable text.
Editorial calls for a weekly focus on honor and honesty in all actions. It notes Honor Week observed January 17 to 24 inviting students to sign the Honor Pledge and renew commitment to upright conduct in studies and life.
On Jan. 15 the Forensics team met with advisor Mrs. McMullan. Students will continue to meet to discuss upcoming events and practices.
A chapel program honored Judge Handley on his birthday with readings from Proverbs and glee club music. The John Handley Memory Fund was announced and a memorial at the campus lower end will be built. The fund holds $9,563 with a $10,000 goal by next year. all interested in contributing are welcome.
The Science Club meets Thursday at 12 15 in Chapel Honor with speakers Dr Carlyle Marney Cynthia Rathman J Philip Webber Steven Shrader. Friday includes first period exams at 9 00 and Judges at 8 00. Saturday features a James Wood clash at John Mosby Academy with a 8 00 start and JV at 6 30. Monday notes exams at 9 00 and Judge Handley’s birthday. Tuesday lists third period exams at 9 00.
After a weather caused break, workers and students return to duties and classes. The sudden vacation due to heavy snow prompted radio and television announcements and continued disruption.
The Charleston Daily Mail features a former student pictured with an article noting her success in portrait painting. She plans to graduate this year and attend West Virginia University next year.
A special Chapel program honored Robert E. Lee's birthday with songs sung by soldiers and the Male Chorus. The event featured hymns including Every Man and Nation and praised Lee's service. The Chapel Committee organized the observance.
Ten students are selected to represent Handley at the festival. The list includes Sheila Roe John Bennett Jim Riley David Willis Kathy Bish Ken Shrader Chris Allan Dwight Miller Martha Bennet and William Mason. The Band Festival will be held at an upcoming date and location.
A Civil War display now in the exhibit case across from the cafeteria features Stonewall Jackson painted by Steve Rosenburger. It includes a blood stained sash once worn by Preston Kern's great grandfather and a miniature Civil War scene completed by the Minniture firm.
The General Organization reschedules its Jan 14 meeting due to snow. David Jordan will present colored films of the Offway Area in Northern Ontario.
Handley students show strong performance in a past festival. The event highlighted school talent and community pride as the band and participants received well deserved support from peers and locals.
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