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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1977
Page
15
Three buses carried James Wood High School concert choir and band members to Kenmore New York for an exchange weekend. They toured Buffalo Fort Niagara and Niagara Falls Canada enjoyed a concert and dances and returned Sunday. The trip featured class visits shopping sightseeing and host family interactions.
A reflective graduation piece urges graduates to walk the aisle with calm, receive their diplomas, and reflect on memories. It reassures anxious graduates that future plans will emerge, comparing hope to the sun rising and promising that destiny will be found despite uncertainty.
June 10 marks the end of the school year with seniors recalling graduation joy and mixed emotions. Students from sixth to seniors anticipate summers, new schools, and future plans from college to travel and work, while reflecting on high school life. Scott Wise.
The Junior-Senior Prom in the JW auditorium Saturday night featured an An Evening in Paradise theme. The event included music by Hyde Park and the theme song Time in a Bottle. Junior class members decorated the gym last week while seniors prepared, and the Memory books looked beautiful.
Editor in chief Scott Wise leads a team including Kelly Sanderson Pam Hockman and photographer Debbie Prather. Reporters Drew Tillotson Tina Schanck Sharon Elliott Linda White Beth Phalen Cindy Louer Leslie Pasquali Barbie Nicholson and Pearl Meadows compile community news. Sponsors Ms. June Habeck and Mr. Bill Armstrong are listed.
The Carter administration asserts legality for withholding education funds from districts that refuse to merge black and white schools through pairing or clustering. The move signals a tougher federal stance on desegregation, targeting Kansas City MO's plan and urging a revised strategy to reduce segregation across about 30 schools.
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