James Wood High seniors listed for diplomas tomorrow night
The James Wood High School commencement on the school lawn will honor seniors listed alphabetically. Names include Adams Ailes Alla mong Allamong Ayler Bageant Bag garly Bailey Ballenger Bayliss Bennett Braithwaite Braithwaite Brown Bray Brumback Butler Carbaugh Carper Carter Cather Clark Crowser Coleman Colley Conner Crosen Crosen Curtis Davidson Dill Donald Donald Driver Dyke Eb ersole Edmonds Ellis Ensogna Eyles Feeley Flowers Fox Foxley Golightly Golliday Golliday Good Green Greene Grubb Haines Hartman Hershman Hepner Hill Hill Hillyard Hockman Hockman Houston Huffman Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins Judy Kelchner Kenney Kenyon Kern Kern Kerns Knight Knotts Kurstedt Lee Legge Leight Lewis Lightner Lodge Lofton Lofton Long Lowery Luttrell Luttrell Luttrell Manuel Mauck McDonald McDonald McKee Messick Milburn Miller Oates Orndorff Orndorff Owings Harris Parris Parker Petrie Phelps Pingley Platner Poole Prelip Presgraves Pully Quynn Renner Richard Richard Ritenour Ris nouri Ritter Robertson Robinson Rogers Rosenberger Rush Russell Schenck Seal Secrist Shackelford Skeat Snapp Solomon Spitler Spitler Spurling Strickler Strosnider Strosnider Sumption Swartz Tasker Turner Witter Vance Vana Wallace Ward Webster Wedell Welsh Whetzel Whetzel Whitacre White Wilfong Williams Williams Williston Wilson Woolf Woore Young.
Tributes to Pope John Echo a Common Theme
Tributes from diverse figures praised Pope John XXIII as a good man and bridgemaker who led with simplicity and goodwill. Leaders from Kennedy to Khrushchev and a range of religious figures lauded his wisdom, compassion, and lasting impact on peace and unity.
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Pope John
James F. King
Associated Press
John XXIII
Pontiff
Italy
New York
Times Square
Manhattan
John the Good
Kennedy
Khrushchev
John the
Helen Wood Bauman
Christian Science Church
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
U.S
Abraham Ribicoff
R Conn
U.N
U Thant
Fred Pierce Corson
John
Office Buildings Room In Medium Sized Cities
The modern office environment is expanding in medium sized cities, spurring a new construction boom as firms relocate regional headquarters and industries grow. Total office workspac e value is set to rise 8 percent in 1963, with major projects in Chicago Boston Washington Spokane and more, backed by federal funds and rising investment pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
United States
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Chicago
Boston
Washington, D.C
Spokane
Philip Heller
Fischbach and Moore
Heller
Lake Charles
Kalamazo
Michi
Topeka
Kan
Kansas City
Nual Eastern Mortgage Conference
The
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Elmer C. Bratt
Department of Economics
Lehigh University
Los Angeles
Roanoke Approved for Gradual School Desegregation
District Judge Thomas Michie approved Roanoke's five year desegregation plan. The program will integrate grades two, three, and seven this fall with further phases through 1967-68. Attorney James Nabrit III offered no immediate comment on the decision.
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Roanoke
USS
Thomas Michie
James M. Nabrit
Two Juveniles Charged in Theft of Car Parts
Two boys aged 14 and 17 were taken into custody in Middletown and charged with stealing a car battery and gasoline from a parked vehicle. Police say an investigation continues into related vandalism including window stone-throwing the same night.
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Middletown
F. G. McFarland
McFarland
Motels Meet to Tackle Dragons of Valley Problems
Shenandoah Valley Motel Association Winchester division gathers at Lee Jackson to address “dragons” problems. They plan a sales network for Wayside Theater tickets and discuss lowering commercial electric rates, the VEP CO 500000 volt line, and a June 18 mass meeting in Luray with the National Park Service on Skyline Drive projects.
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Shenandoah Valley
Assa
Winchester
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Willis Fisk
VEPCO
Luray
National Park Service
Skyline Drive
Unclear fairytale echo in Wichita class story
A fragmented Wichita report mentions a person named Chris Tris and a class, with a fairy tale reference about Jack and a note on height. Details are sparse and uncertain.
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Wichita
Kan
Jack
Chris Tris
Wwe
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JWHS
James Wood High School
Charles Dean Adams
Judy Lane Ailes
Margaret Ann Allamong
Mary Catherine Allamong
Kenneth Garland Ashby
William Tate Ayler
Ronald Bruce Bageant
Arlene Frances Baggerly
Sandra Sue Bailey
Carol Ann Ballenger
Bruce Bryan Bailey
Carol Leigh Bayliss
Carol Lotus Bennett
Wanda Louise Braithwaite
Rhoda Marie Driver
Carlton Scott Dyke
Henry Kenneth Ebersole
Charles Edward Edmonds, Jr
Beverley Lane Ellis
Sherry Diane Ensogna
Susan Elizabeth Eyles
Russell George Feeley
Janie Lee Flowers
Carol Allen Fox
Charlotte Marie Fox
Barbara Ann Golightly
James ’ Winfield Golliday, Jr
Jerry Lee Golliday
William Frederick Golliday
David Owen Good
Barbara Jean Green
David Ray Greene
Douglas Lynn Grubb
Ina Melissa Haines
Ronnie Benjamin Hartman
Nancy Lou Hershman
Gerald Swain Hepner
Beverly Clinton Hill
Mary Ellen Hill
Edward Earl Hillyard, Jr
James Beverley Hockman
Robin Bird Hockman
Clyde Lee Houston
Kitty Lou Huffman
Darlene Evelyn Jenkins
Deloris
Esther Jenkins
Mary Kathryn Jenkins
Robert Keith Judy Jr
Joan Marie Kelchner
Ruth Ann Kenney
Sandra Gene Kenyon
Harry Ray Kern Jr
Ronald Frederick Kern
Ralph Theodore Kerns
Patricia Ann Knight
Stella Mae Meade Knotts
Katharine Karen
Ace Ewing Orndorff Jr
Joanna Louise Orndorff
John Keller Owings
Mary Ellen Parris
Charles Alan Patteson
Joan Karen Pennington
Janet Elizabeth Petrie
Judy Gill Phelps
Myra Gay Pingley
Victor Carroll Platner
Margaret Jane Poole
Mary Elizabeth Prelip
Barbara Joyce Presgraves
George Edward Pully III
Lloyd Michael Quynn
Sylvia Jean Renner
Mary Gay Richard
Larry Eugene Richard
Nancy Jean Ritenour
Clinton Robert Ritter
Diana Faye Robertson
Barbara Ann Robinson
Sue Ann Rogers
Barbara Kaye Rosenberger
Robert Lee Rush
Patricia Mae Russell
Sandra Russell Schenck
Jeanetta Faye Seal
Larry
Dean Secrist
Berthelda Lee Shackelford
William James Skeat
Lena Mae Snapp
Joyce Ann Solomon
Linda Lee Spitler
Richard Cleveland Spitler Jr
Carol Ann Spurling
Karen Zoe Strickler
Donald Ray Strosnider
Sandra Faye Strosnider
Martie Jo Sumption
Richard Allen Swartz
Janet Elizabeth Tasker
Dewey
Peyton Turner
Judy Ann 2Itterback
Stephen Sidney Vance
Bataricia Anne Vana
A Lois Lane Wallace
Christopher Hart Ward
Nancy Lee Webster
Carl Vance Wedell
Ora ‘Love Welsh
Judith Kay Whetzel
Patricia Lynn Whetzel
Judith Elaine Whitacre
David Lee White
Jackie Wayne Wilfong
James Henry Williams
Sharon Elizabeth Williams
Frederick Francis Williston
Kenneth Daniel Wilson
Mary Kathryn Woolf
Ann Loring Woore
Virginia Frances Young
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Commercial and Savings Bank
Joan F. DeHaven
Mary McGulerie
Harold R. Edwards
H. Robert Edwards
Robert F. Manuel
O.K
Virginia
Wayside Theater
W. Carlisle Fisher
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