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Assistant editor Ann Sirbaugh leads Betty Jo Johnson and a team of reporters including Gayle Crabill, Sally Dunn, Pat Pugh, Susan Bierer, and many others in this byline roster for the newspaper page.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1958
Page
3
Assistant editor Ann Sirbaugh leads Betty Jo Johnson and a team of reporters including Gayle Crabill, Sally Dunn, Pat Pugh, Susan Bierer, and many others in this byline roster for the newspaper page.
Editorial notes the January 27 anniversary of Judge John Handley born in 1835 in Enniscorthy Ireland. His will endowed a public high school in Winchester and the city’s growth and many beneficiaries over time are praised for his generosity and lasting impact on education.
Certified tests show Bell-Ans neutralizes three times as much stomach acidity in one minute as leading tablets. Advertises fastest known relief and urges readers to buy Bell-Ans now.
On January 27 Handley students will place a wreath on Judge John Handley’s grave to remember their benefactor. A contributions box will stay in the Main Hall throughout the week.
On Friday January 24 the team plays away against Strasburg. On Saturday January 25 the team hosts Broadway at Handley in a home game.
At a January 14 meeting the Handlian senior class elected personalities for the 1958 issue. Winners include Friendliest Carroll Wilson and Kitty Pope, Shuest Marshall Mason and Rosslyn Hughes, and Best Dancer Edward Truslow and Sally Madden.
The page lists a dense array of TV programs across channels with time slots from 6:00 PM to 5:00 AM including Milt Grant Show News The Fun House San Francisco Beat Sky King Science Fiction Theater and late night game shows and dramas.
Senior interview profiles Herbert L. Aman born in Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania. He lists solid and trigonometry as favorites and enjoys theater as a pastime. His ambition is a successful career in communications.
A short summary of a girl's character notes her nickname Jute Sewing English favorite song April Love and pastime of seeing a particular boy. She aspires to marriage and a stable job, reflecting early hopes and plans common in young people's profiles.
Handley High School schedules College Day for February 11 with two sessions from 10 to 12 and 1 to 3. Junior and senior students and parents can meet college representatives, ask questions, and get guidance on fitting colleges to individual needs. Mrs. Gertrude Perry distributed prep material to eleventh and twelfth graders.
Cast of the class of 1959 will present the mystery at Advisory Period on February 7. Ellen DePuy portrays Emily Winthrop, Martha Rose Whitten is Linda Norton, Linda Nelson plays Judith Ware, Douglas Bell acts as Walter Hodge, and Mike Foreman plays Judge Craig.
Youth Week runs January 2% through February 2 with daily chapel in the auditorium. Winchester Christian Youth Council members conduct the chapels each morning. Mondays feature reader Glen Lutz with Jeanette Hodson on piano and Darline Youngblood. A Capella Choir to sing "O Lord, How Excellent Is Thy Name." Tuesday introduces reader Diane Dunlap with Lora as song leader.
Bowman pianist Joyce Ketter and Rev Robert A Whitten will speak at the Congregational Christian Church with Joyce leading song and Richard Rewis on piano. Vivace Club provides special music. Robert Button reads, Janet Newlin leads song, Diane Dunlap on piano. Sara Conner reads on Priday with Ann Batley as song leader and Darlene Youngblood on piano. Senior High Glee Club to sing The Nation's Prayer and Saviour Again to Thy Dear Name.
Mrs. Shades sixth grade class held a round table discussion on Ancient Rome on Friday January 17. Charlie Huntsberry moderated the panel as students demonstrated strong knowledge through independent research and responded in a professional manner.
The Chambersburg school board will begin formal science instruction in the fourth grade moving up from the previous start in the eighth grade. This change aims to align with Russia's satellite successes and expand early science education in the district.
Butte Montana Frank Stuart 48 pleaded guilty to violating the federal train wreck statute after allegedly parking his 1953 car on the Northern Pacific Railway track. A passenger train demolished the car, delaying service with no injuries. Stuart faces up to $10 000 fine or 20 years imprisonment.
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