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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1964
Page
3
An editorial salutes the unsung heroes of the school the volunteers who give hours of service in study halls advisory periods and office support. It honors their faithful work and notes they receive no monetary reward yet their efforts improve the school and deserve gratitude.
Last Tuesday and Thursday mornings the Honor Court staged chapel programs. Lewis Campbell read the Nineteenth Psalm on Tuesday, followed by Ronald Gore reading A Handley Student's Creed. Thursday featured Homer Alberti reciting the First Psalm and Gore leading the pledge.
Washington DC based Buchanan Hearing Aid Co advertises a true life non operating miniature model of the smallest Motorola Dahlberg Hearing Aid ever made. The free unit weighs under a third of an ounce and requires no wires, claimed to be ear level and free to keep with no obligation. Write to Room 417 Dept WV Wyatt Building 717 14th Street NW Washington DC.
At Handley the student volunteers who assist in the main office nurses' office cafeteria PE department study halls and around campus are recognized as valuable contributors. Thirteen girls work in the office eight in the nurses’ office fourteen in the cafeteria ten in health and physical education and more assist in study halls and with projectors and campus maintenance. They contribute without credit or pay and earn praise from staff for strengthening the school community.
The Senior Science Club meets in room 30 on January 22 and votes to join the Virginia Junior Academy of Science. Old members receive membership cards due to limited slots while opportunities for National Science Foundation summer study are noted for interested juniors.
Due to examinations this week there will be no edition of the Junior Evening Star on Feb 4. The paper will resume publication later in February.
Sandra Lee Ritter serves as editor in chief with Sharon Moore as assistant editor. Reporters listed include Joette Bailey Judy Belchie Sally Bush Clowe Campbell Susan Goode Barbara Harper Darlene Himes Mary Jo Maddox Linda Mallory Sandra Morrison and Mary Scully.
Forecast outlines exams and events from January 29 to February 6. Notes include fourth and fifth period exams, travel to Fredericksburg for a 8:00 meeting, junior varsity games, chapel sessions led by Cynthia Flowers and Ann Dunlap, Executive Council, Booster Club, Thespian Club, and readers led by various students across rooms 104 and 203.
The text lists events for a school, including a Judges team with George Mason at home, JV games at 6 30 and 6 20, a Varsity game at 8 00 in Herndon on Saturday Feb 8, a Chapel meeting in Room 202 on Monday Feb 10, with Sophomore Boys reading led by William Myers and pianist Paul Milton Ceilia Dick, and a Girls Nonogram Club meeting noted for Tuesday Feb 117.
The advanced art class directed by Mrs Shrader prepared a display in the main hall. Each member drew a pastel chalk self portrait and the group is commended for their fine work and attractive presentation.
Junior class students held auditions on Tuesday night January 21 in the auditorium for the class play The Trysting Place by Booth Tarkington. Cast includes Lancelot Jerry Turner Mrs Curtis Lisa Huffman Jessie Claudia Adams Mrs Briggs Phyllis Rowland Rupert Harry Butler Mr Ingoldsby John Bennett and the Mystrious Voice Bill Miller.
Miss White and Mr Omps announced plans for the Junior Class Sensors for the upcoming period. The message outlined goals and roles, aiming to organize activities and coordinate participation.
The Judges defeated the Colonels in a closely watched game at John Mosby Academy in Front Royal Virginia. The Judges improved to an 8-0 district record with a dominant last Saturday performance.
Alumni news notes Mary Amos McMillan published an article titled Wild Rose Briar Rose in The Morn Book Magazine December 1963. She is a children's librarian in Cleveland Heights Ohio with husband a General Electric research chemist and four children.
Read mini profiles of John Matthew Dick Wayne Stanley Dick Conley David Dunlap Gene Edward Fisher John Melvin Friel Fuller Mary Marshall Gaunt and Donna Elaine George. Each student lists preferred name, ambition, favorite song, and favorite subject, with hometowns such as Winchester Keyser Worcester and mass.
An advertisement touts Primatene as a nonprescription asthma remedy that relieves spasms in minutes and provides hours of relief. It claims the three medicines in full prescription strength open airways reduce congestion and tension without injections and can be bought at any drugstore.
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