Winchester scholarship honors Handley senior Susan Cooper
Miss Susan Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Cooper receives the first Winchester scholarship of 500 dollars for Handley seniors entering teaching. She was chosen from ten applicants by the association board using need scholarship character and activities in equal weights. Cooper held several Handley student posts and plans to attend Longwood College to become a teacher. The award honors retiring Winchester Public School teachers Eula Affleck Virginia Barr Mary Boxley Charlotte DeHart Sadie Finkelstein Rene McNalley and Lucille OConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Cooper
Robert E. Cooper
West Bellview Ave
Winchester Education Association
Handley
Cooper
Association
Susan
Red Cross
Booster Club
Library Club
Handlian
Winchester Christian Youth
Longwood College
Winchester
Eula Affleck
Virginia
Summer School Schedules Announced for 1970
Summer school runs 32 days from June 16 to July 30. Seventh and eighth grades meet at Winchester Intermediate. grades 9-12 at James Wood High. Classes run 7:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Virginia fees are 20 to 40 dollars. out‑of‑state fees are 40 dollars for both repeat and new courses. Registration was held June 15 at James Wood High and Winchester Intermediate. A $5 penalty applies for failing to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
James Wood High School
Virginia
Winchester Intermediate School
One Hour Go-and-Stop Dress Pattern Notice
Printed Pattern 4619 announces a quick sew dress with two main parts and simple binding. It lists sizes 10 to 16, fabric yardage for 45 inch fabric, and pricing 75 cents per pattern with 25 cents extra for air mail. Mail to Anne Adams in New York with name address ZIP size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
1971 Handiian yearbook staff begins work and workshops
The 1971 Handiian staff has begun work on its yearbook with a theme in development. Three meetings have occurred, including two workshops with Mr. Ellis of Hunter Publishing. The first summer workshop is on June 24 at 7 p.m. in Room 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handiian
Ellis
Hunter Publishing Company
Resignation of Miss Sadie Finkelstein From Handley School
Miss Sadie Finkelstein, English teacher at Handley and treasurer of the General Organization and Winchester Education Association, announces her resignation this year. She taught twelfth grade English and Creative Writing and helped launch Han d b e y s Images literary magazine, now in its fourth edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Finkelstein
Handley
Winchester Education Association
Peggy Shrader
Handbey
Images
Miss Barr Not Returning To Handley
Miss Virginia Barr of Winchester will not return to Handley faculty next year. A Handley alumna and Randolph-Macon graduate with a BA in Latin, she taught social studies and then Latin for ten years and chaired the foreign language department. She studied abroad in Italy and Greece and sponsored the Thespian Club for eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Barr
Handley
Miss Barr
Winchester
Handley High School
Randolph - Macon Woman’s College
Columbia University
University of Virginia
Drivers Education Program at Handley This Summer
A summer drivers education course will run at Handley starting June 22 at 9 a.m. in Room 302 from 9 to 11 daily with no enrollment fee. Fifteen spots remain in both book phase and behind the wheel for eligible adults and non residents. advance registration required by calling the school. Mr. Donald Welch will instruct the book phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Room 302
Donald Welch
Prom Held at Handley
The Junior-Senior Prom at Handley was held Wednesday June 10 in the old gym starting at 8 p m Music by Milk and Honey featured a Through the Looking Glass theme with murals of Alice in Wonderland the Mad Hatter and other characters A three dimensional Alice scene dominated the east end and a giant mushroom served as the centerpiece Doris Garber and T W Massie were named King and Queen of the Prom Christy Denton and Billy Eaton co chairs praised the event Mary Dickson praised it as the best yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Doris Garber
T.W. Massie
Landis
Christy Denton
Billy Eaton
Industrial Arts Fair Winners Announced
The Clarke Frederick and Winchester county school systems held the May 29 event at James Wood High School. Handley students won in Art Metal and Electricity divisions with multiple first places, while others took top spots in Wrought Metal Electronics Advanced Woodwork and Drafting. The show’s success ensures an annual fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood High School
Clarke County
Frederick County
Winchester
Handley
Sam Wilson
Thomas Dixon
Bernard Curry
Gilbert Long
Ronald Lee
George Orrison
Lester Arnold
John Wiltshire
Chuck Moore
Dale Johnson
Jimmy Gibson
John Ricketts
Ricky Williams
Handley graduates win two $4,000 scholarships
Handley Commencement honors two top scholars Susi Suddith and Sharon Clark with the M. Louise Cooper Award and the Armstrong Award. Suddith plans Grace College Indiana for teaching missions while Clark aims for Madison College and a PE teaching path. Randy Powers also earns multiple awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Louise Cooper
Armstrong
Susi Suddith
Sharon Clark
Susi
Richard Suddith
Shawnee Ave
Miss Strader Elected Senior Class Sponsor
The Class of 1971 elected Miss Eloise Strader as female sponsor replacing Miss Janet Pauley who will not return to Handley next year. She will work with Mr. Ralph Crabill, the current male sponsor, as plans begin for the 1971 Handlian. Emerald green and silver are chosen as class colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Strader
Janet Pauley
Handley
Miss Strader
Ralph Crabill
Baboon Troop Invades Training Grounds Near Middleburg
A large troop of baboons has entered the army’s 650 acre training grounds near Middleburg South Africa ignoring warnings and raiding maize crops. Farmers cannot pursue them when they retreat to the training area and the baboon population has surged to about 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
South Africa
National Peace Group backs Rawlings in Virginia Senate race
A national Universities National Antiwar Fund endorses 18 antiwar candidates including George C. Rawlings Jr. of Fredericksburg for the Democratic Senate nomination in Virginia. The group will donate 50,000 dollars to four Senate campaigns and 14 House campaigns, hoping to back candidates with solid antiwar credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
George C. Rawlings Jr
Fredericksburg
U.S. Senate
Virginia
Howard
John Kenneth Galbraith
Senate
House of Representatives
Rawlings
National Republican
US S
Cambodia
Several Clubs Pick Officers for 1970 71
Multiple student organizations announce new officers for the 1970 71 term. The Future Business Leaders of America elect Judy McCarty as President and others to key posts. The Key Club names Kit Molden President and peers to VP and Treasurer posts. The Library Club selects Dale Anderson as President with a slate in place. The National Honor Society names Janell Halverson President with Beth Austin as Vice President and Judy Perry as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Future Business Leaders of America
Judy McCarty
Mary McAlty
Leslie Carbaugh
Helen Lickliter
Sandy Affleck
the Key Club
Kit Molden
John Schroth
Scott Cullers
Vic Arthur
the Library Club
Dale Anderson
Donna Beatty
Kathy Daylor
The
National Honor Society
Janell Halverson
Beth Austin
Judy Perry
Jr Star Staff Editor and Assistants Named
The junior and senior staff editors and a list of reporters are named including Sara Thomas as staff editor and Annettee Haines as assistant editor with seniors Barbara Buncutter Karen Cain Cooper Becky Duncan Mary J Gregory Pam Kern Mimi Koontz Gail Lake Gayle Larrick Becky Martin Debbie Snapp Stephany Snyder Ann Stewart Susie Sudduth and juniors Beth Austin Mary Dickson Mary King Phyliss Kline Elizabeth Tsatsios Brenda Willingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Buncutter
Karen Cain
Cooper
Becky Duncan
Mary J. Gregory
Pam Kern
Mimi Koontz
Gail Lake
Gayle Larrick
Becky Martin
Debbie Snapp
Stephany Snyder
Ann Stewart
Susie Sudduth
Beth Austin
Mary Dickson
Mary King
Phyliss Kline
Elizabeth Tsatsios
Brenda Willingham
Senior Class Toasts at Banquet Honors Faculty and Leaders
The Class of 1970 Senior Banquet at the Holiday Inn East featured Edward Erwin as Toastmaster. Toasters honored Mr. Johnson, Mr. Craig, class sponsors Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. Landis, officers, class prophets, and the Mouse That Roared cast. Will and gifts were noted, ending with a salute to John Handley High School and the Alma Mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnson
Mary Yost
Mr. Craig
Lester Arnold
Mrs. Armstrong
Mr. Landis
Susan Cooper
Jay Lucas
Gayle Larrick
Bill Bayliss
Jane Butler
Mr. Capehart
Monte Hinkle
Mrs. Ritter
Gail Lake
Becky Duncan
Lili Grandi
Sara Thomas
Lynn Sullivan
Owen Foltz
Charles Moore
Randy Powers
Edward Erwin
Randy
John Handley High School
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the Junior Evening Star
Education Association
By Jane Helens
Bryan O’boyle
Wayne Heflin
Kathye Stratton
Jim Laise
Irene Hammer
Helena Butler
Judy Day
Kathy Geiman
Roger Kirby
Phyllis Kline
William Lyons
Toni Marino
Kurt Muller
Cliff Pierce
Nancy Pugh
Steve Reardon
Sandy Rhodes
Gene Schultz
Mike Leeds
Sharon Smallridge
David Thompson
Olivia Watts
Alice Wiltshire
Leroy Baker
Liz Butler
Rob Creamer
Bruce Cronise
Eberle Damron
Dee Dill
Donna Goode
Leslie Louthan
Pam Neale
Dwight Phillips
Ann Ryan
Kim Smith
Susie Shokes
Charlene Cowley
Robin Hoover
Mary Parsons
Pat Wilson
Miss Finkelstein
MISS
America
Industrial Arts
Grace College
Wiema Lake
Indiana
Junior Red Cross
Church of the Brethren
Preston H. Clark
South
Cameron Street
Sharon
Madison College
Girls’ Monogram Club
National Peace Group
Washington, D.C
Southeast Asia
Milton Colvin
del. Clive DuVal
Fairfax
Colvin
Washington and Lee University
Suffolk
Linwood Holton
DuVal
Nixon
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
State Board of Elections
Richmond
Byrd
Henrico County
Young Republican Club
Henrico
Sen
Warren B. French
Robert Dole
Kansas
Annette Haines
Holiday Inn East
Scotts
National Ave
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