Events and notes from Chapel calendar week of March
The schedule lists events from March twenty to March twenty five in Chapel Room 43 and 44 including readers, leaders, and pianists for Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Also notes a physical education night at seven thirty and a district forensic tournament on Saturday. A decade old hospital staffing fact cites staffing ratios rising from 1.5 to about 3 to 1, higher in ICUs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Rodger Kirby
Susie Laise
Steve Dorsey
Randy Wolfe
Glenn Moore
Cliff Pierce
Randy Powers
Easy Spring Summer Pattern 4501 Offered by Anne Adams
Advertises Simplicity pattern 4501 for women sizes 34 to 48 with Lew flare sleeve option. Notes fabric yardage for size 36 and 35 inch fabric. Price 65 cents per pattern plus 15 cents mailing. Mail to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star in New York. Also promotes Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog and Instant Sewing Book with over 500 pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Twenty seven FBLA members to attend spring meeting
The Handley Chapter of Future Business Leaders of America with sponsors Mrs. Mason and Mr. Touchstone will travel to Madison College on March 23 for the spring regional meeting. They will tour dormitories and Harrison Hall and view demonstrations of data processing and business machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Chapter
Future Business Leaders of America
Mason
Touchstone
Madison College
F.B.L.A
Handley
Jr. Star Names Editor In Chief And Staff
Joan Lovett appointed editor in chief at Jr. Star with Carolyn Austin as assistant editor. The reporter roster includes Joanne Baden Susan Fernandes Linda Jones Rhonda Lineburg Barbara Pope Sandra Royston Sharon Snarr Mary Carolynn Anderson Ann Dunlap Lindsay Huntsberry Ruth Ohl Suzanne Brown Emily Cone Donna Deloatche Carol Gore Barbara Lyons Cynthia McAboy Laurie McKeown Patricia Rinker and Robin Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Baden
Susan Fernandes
Linda Jones
Rhonda Lineburg
Barbara Pope
Sandra Royston
Sharon Snarr
Mary Carolynn Anderson
Ann Dunlap
Lindsay Huntsberry
Ruth Ohl
Suzanne Brown
Emily Cone
Donna Deloatche
Carol Gore
Barbara Lyons
Cynthia McAboy
Laurie McKeown
Patricia Rinker
Robin Wolfe
Spring at Handley Promises Active School Programs
Editorial celebrates spring at Handley with a student participation night and a new Key Club. It urges involvement from students and parents to ensure the gym show and club thrive, praising past alumni and urging ongoing cooperation to uphold Handley’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Handley Physical Education Department
Judy Perry Wins Spelling Rep Title for District Contest
During the first period on Wednesday March 13 Judy Perry a freshman won the school spelling test to become the spelling representative for Handsley. She will compete in the District Contest on Saturday March 23 at Shenandoah College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handsley
Joanne Baden
Carolyn Austin
Nancy Nelson
Deborah Stine
Rhonda Lineburg
Susan Fernandes
Dawson Riggleman
Diane Bush
Barbara Pope
Marsha Castlemen
Eileen St. Denis
Ann Seal
Susan Wilkins
Michael Moore
Nancy Novick
Carole Braithwaite
Sara Thomas
Deborah Snapp
Ann Stewart
Susan Cooper
Handley Judges Open Track Season With Quad Meet
The 1968 Handley track season opens March 30 with a Quad Meet at Handley featuring Clarke County Warren County Broadway and Handley High Schools. Thirty six boys comprise the squad under coaches Keliian Wilt and Berryhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Judges
Handley
Clarke County
Warren County
Broadway
Handley High School
James Wood High School
Herndon High School
California Earthquake Destroys Mission Church
An 1812 southern California quake on December 8 killed 40 people at San Juan Capistrano church services. The tremor wrecked the church and damaged several mission buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Juan Capistrano
Handley DECA judges science fair displays
Members of the Distributive Education Club at Handley judged the best display and most original project display in the 1968 Science Fair. Winners were named in two display categories with first place going to Maxine Feigangans and Marjorie Rhodes, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distributive Education Club
Handley
DECA
Ames Sutton
Judy Weidig
Glenn Webster
Mr. Sinclair
Cast prepares for You Cant Take It With You at Handley
The Senior Play cast works toward the March 29 8 PM performance in Handley auditorium. Mary Carolynn Anderson portrays Alice Sycamore and David Lord plays Anthony Kirby Jr with Michael Weiss Rhonda Lineburg as Mr and Mrs Kirby Sr. The comedy centers on romance between two young lovers and family quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Kirby
Michael Weiss
Rhonda Lineburg
Mr. Kirby
Wall Street
Key Club Organized at Handley for Handley youths
A Key Club sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club has been organized at Handley to give tenth to twelfth grade boys non athletic and athletic activities. Members will build citizenship, assist in the Appl Blossom Festival, ring the Salvation Army bell, support get out the vote drives, and encourage donations to the bank, serving as a welcome addition to Handley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Handley
Activ
Salvation Army
Bl Bank
Handley High Science Fair Celebrates Atomic Theme
The Luther S Hale Science Fair opened Friday night with an atomic theme and a large nuclear reactor display. Charles Hurst won the Jones Cup for The Physics of Broadcasting and Receiving Antennas and the Problems Involved in Development. He also took first in Physics. other winners included Jim Rhodes in Chemistry Annett Haines in Biology Joan Lovett in Advanced Science Steve Bayliss and Will Sager received honors in General Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sager
Annette Haines
Joan Lovett
Charles Hurst
James Rhodes
Mary Helen Massie
EPS Ctowe
Luther S. Hale
Handley
Harrisonburg
Steve Bayliss
Will Sager
Handley High to Present March 22 Physical Education Program
On March 22 Handley High School students will host a 7 30 p m physical education program in the new gymnasium. The program features coed warm ups, boys crab soccer, girls indoor hockey, coed games and relays, stunts and tumbling, paddie tennis bowling badminton and table tennis, apparatus demonstrations with minitramp trampoline bars beam horse vaulting box and a rhythm finale by Handley girls rope skipping and two folk dances Irish Lilt and Highland Fling. Instructors contributing include Mrs Isherwood Mrs Calis Mrs Sinclair Miss Ragland Mr Kelian Mr Wilt Mr Welch and Mr Berryhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Handley
Isherwood
Calis
Sinclair
Ragland
Keliian
Wilt
Welch
Berryhill
Handley Concert Band Earns Superior Rating at District Festival
On Saturday March 16 Handley Concert Band under Mr Strance earned a superior rating at Albemarle High School District Band Festival. Judges rated three selections of grade five difficulty including March from Symphony No 2 Overtures for Winds and A Festival Prelude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Albemarle High School
Strance
Spelling Event Set for March 21 at Auditorium
The Oral Spelling Contest will be held on March 21 during advisory period. Students in grades nine through twelve will participate. The Booster Club sponsors the event in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
Noel Coward plays to become musical next fall
London reports two pieces from Tos night at 8 30 will merge into a musical titled Mr and Mrs John Neville to star in the adaptation by John and Ross Taylor of Brief Encounter and Fumed Oak Co sponsors include Bernard Delfont George W George and Frank Granat with Broadway plans ahead
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Noel Coward
John Neville
John
Ross Taylor
Oak
Bernard Delfont
George W. George
Frank Granat
Broadway
Public Listing of Income in Senate Ethics Debate
Senators and top aides may be required to disclose yearly incomes assets and liabilities under a Clark Case amendment to a new ethics code. The two tier system would publish partial public disclosures and sealed private tax and financial records for investigation if needed. The measure faces opposition despite claims it protects the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Sens
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Cliffford P. Case
R.N.J
Ethics Committee
Case Clark
Tate
John Stennis
Dmiss
Ethics Panel
Case
Clark
Kentucky Housing Bill Becomes First in South to Pass
In Frankfort Kentucky the 1968 session ends with the fair housing bill and an antiriot measure gaining swift approval. The house backed the fair housing bill 53 to 17 and the Senate gave unanimous consent before sending to Gov. Nunn. The antiriot bill passed 69 to 8 with penalties for failure to disperse and loitering around schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fankfort
Ohio River
Kentucky
House
Senate
Louis B. Nunn
Kentucky Human Rights Commission
Dialing systems shift to numbers to avoid cross country trouble
A reason for converting world telephone dialing to numbers is letters cause trouble in overseas calls. The Danes lack a W on their dial. English speakers may confuse O with zero, the French dial has Q, and Sweden and New Zealand lack letters on their dials.
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Sweden
New Zealand
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Junior Evening Star
By Lune Hidicas
FBLA
Harrison Hall
Department of Business
Editorial
Judy Perry
Lexington
Maxine Feaigans
David Thomp
William Key
Ston
Marjorie
Handley Auditorium
Key Club
Aada
Leggett
Arles
Ford Future Scientists of American
Charles
Jim Rhodes
Annett Haines
Coward
Pittsburgh
Canam Co
Dept
F Rockport
Mass
Hassocks
Winchester’s
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