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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1971

Page

11

Handley Students Compete in Forensics

Handley students contest in prose poetry public speaking and spelling with separate divisions for girls and boys. By March 22 six finalists were chosen for prose and poetry. winners and alternates named by judges. final events set for March 23 and April 14 spelling finals, plus April 17 district festival at Shenandoah College.

Handley Crystal Denton Greg Miller Judy Perry Ritter Streit Bussard Frank Tim Melester Suzy Bryarly Debbie Lebo John Fears Charles Bish Mike Fitzgerald Sempeles Lowe McMullan Foreman Brandt Miss Scully Ed Bagby Ist Liesan de Muynck Wheeler Shenandoah College Commonwealth District

Handley DECA Team Earns Second at State Meet

Handley High School DECA placed second in the Virginia state competition in Rich mond. Milton McInturff and Dave Coffelt won firsts in Marketing Home Furnishings and Sales Demonstration. Dianne Manuel elected Northern area vice president. Three students will represent Virginia at the DECA national convention in San Antonio April 16 to 21.

Handley Milton McIinturff Dave Coffelt Dianne Manuel Northern Area DECA San Antonio Texas

Honor Roll Announced Seniors Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen

A school announces its honor roll lists for seniors juniors and sophomores and freshmen along with an eighth grade list. The compiled names include Beth Austin Steve Barley Laurie Brown Margie Covert Patty Crim Jane Crum Deanna Dill Cindy Easter and many more across grades.

Scienco Students Practice Teaching at Handley

Handley welcomes new faces as student teachers from Shenandoah Conservatory of Music assist bands and choirs. Gary Little and Fred Lewis aid the band while Brian Kidd conducts the Stage Band. Choral teachers include Thomas Costello Linda Hunter and Gene Willis aiding Mr Russell with rehearsals and auditions.

Handley Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Gary Little Fred Lewis Brian Kidd Thomas Costello Glee Club Shence Singers Linda Hunter Miss Hunter Gene Willis Willis Russell

School Newspaper Staff List Notes Editorial Roles

The staff roster lists editor Mary King and assistant Kathye Stratton with a team of reporters across senior and junior divisions including Beth Austin Susie Cooper Mary Dickson Pam Garber Irene Hammer Phyllis Kline Debbie Lebo Leslie Louthan Pam Neale Diana Noia Judy Perry Liz Tsatsios Olivia Watts Brenda Willingham Stephany Snyder among seniors and Susan Arthur Marsha Blosser Helena Butler Fay Dutton Betty Learned Libby Moore among juniors. The piece records roles and student names for the publication.

Beth Austin Susie Cooper Mary Dickson Pam Garber Irene Hammer Phyllis Kline Debbie Lebo Leslie Louthan Pam Neale Diana Noia Judy Perry Liz Tsatsios Olivia Watts Brenda Willingham Stephany Snyder Susan Arthur Marsha Blosser Helena Butler Fay Dutton Betty Learned Libby Moore

Jimmy Laise Honored for Gold Key Scholarship

Jim Laise sport editor of the Gavel and Handiian head of the Handley sports section earned a Gold Key from the Quill and Scroll Society. His winning story appeared in the Gavel second issue amid 300 annual contest entries. First Handley winner.

Jim Laise Gavel Handiian Jim Quill and Scroll Society Handley

March 30 to April 2 school event highlights

Tuesday March 30 features a Special bell and United States Soldiers' Chorus assembly with a Pop choir for the Apple Blossom Rally. Wednesday March 31 includes a track meet at Gar-field with the Pop choir for the Golden Rule Bible Glass. Thursday April 1 sees a Special issue of Gavel on sale and Friday April 2 hosts Varsity Cheerleader tryouts after school.

United States Soldiers’ Chorus Assembly Gar-Field Golden Rule Bible Glass Gavel

JWHS Concert Group Sets Sights on European Tour

The James Wood High School Concert Choir plans a summer European tour to Guilford near London for the World Music Festival. They showcase the project with appearances at the Mar Delva Convention in Baltimore and the State Jaycee Convention in Winchester, plus local TV, a May booster event, and fundraisers including car washes and a WHPL Radiothon in April.

James ‘Wood High School Guilford London England Baltimore Winchester Booster Club Fredericktown WHPL

Railroads Seek 600 Million Year To Avert Government Takeover

The Association of American Railroads urged Congress for 600 million dollars annually to avoid nationalization and restore parity with other transport modes. George Smathers warned that without relief service could worsen, more lines go bankrupt, and government control might become inevitable.

George Smathers Florida The Association of American Railroads Smathers Senate Surface Transportation Subcommittee France West Germany Japan Vance Hartke D-Ind Penn Central Sound Transportation Review Organization ASTRO

Tito Term Extended to August in Yugoslavia

Belgrade AP reports President Tito's term extended to August 31 by law. The constitution had set a four year term to expire in April, but parliament acted to push the end date back.

Belgrade Tito

Virginia board clash over jobs and environment at meeting

Virginia Air Pollution Control Board hearing highlighted tensions between employment and pollution control. Foote Mineral Co. will curb lime production in Giles County cutting emissions 60 percent by June 1, triggering layoffs of Kimballton plant workers and a 42 percent drop in pebble lime sales.

Virginia Richmond Virginia Air Pollution Control Board Foote Mineral Co Giles County Kimballton E. Philip Comer Wedgewood Holding Co Norfolk Nansemond County Gerald L. Baliles Appalachian Power Co Clinch River Russell County Glen Lyn M. S. Williams Southwest Williams Owens-Illinois Big Island

Ousted Iraqi Official assassinated in Kuwait

Hardan Takriti, ousted from the Iraqi government last October, was killed by three unidentified gunmen in Kuwait while riding in the car of Jordanian Ambassador Midhat Jumaa. Takriti, 45, led the Baathist military wing and served as vice president and defense minister before his dismissal amid a Baath power struggle. He had been living in exile and traveled to Kuwait to meet family.

Beirut Lebanon Hardan Takriti Kuwait Egypt Middle East Midhat Jumaa Jumaa Takriti Iraq Baath Socialist Party National Revolutionary Command Council Spain Baath Party Ahmed Hassan al Bakr

Spanish Students Attend Tournament at Loudoun County High

Twenty Handley Spanish students across levels I to III attended the Spanish Tournament at Loudoun County High School on March 20. The event featured an objective exam on oral comprehension grammar and reading with top scorers potentially earning awards and scholarships. last year the Virginia Chapter awarded 400 in college scholarships to two students.

Handley Loudoun County High School Virginia Nancy James Pam Neale Elaine Resta Cindy Zirkle Warren Bowman Randy Bryant Ann

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